Common Council,
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The minutes Of the last meeting read and


The following were appointed Marshas to take the


ist VardwJohn s cotier a,; Thomas Lee, David Ketz.


End Ward-J. B. Hetherington, Jacob Lyman.


3rd Ward.-W. Woodruff Charles Paviote, W. H.


4M Ward-J Garrick, Ed shorthill, B. D. Welsh, Ed.


9th Ward-samuel Tennison, Rowland Hill, Eli Perry,


Ga Ward-Edward Sherlock, Thomas White, joseph
III Ward.-John McCabe, Chas H. Dougherty, Daniel
e Arnold, &c Narriet John A. Ricard, Michael Crys


Eighth Ward.-T. McBarrows, L. X. Campbell, J. NJ.
Loderick, John Becker John H. Hosseman, A. g. Roe,
Joseph D. Stewart, G. G. Ross.


Jr, =. y. snedecor, Thomas Van Buren, 8 D. Gardner.


Tenth Ward.-Dan: B. Carpenter. william Golden,


Elerenth Ward.-Edward Perry jr, A. b. M valen-
tine, q w H. Waterbury, A. L. Taylor b. T. Dean, Geo.


T.oeJfth Ward.-James b. Gates, Theodore Love-


IhirteenM Ward.-Jehn +. Russell, Geo. M. Troutman
fatr,ek El.,i,!I Rafferty,. ~ Samuel s!, p. Walters


ierty. Benjamin Phillips John Chambers w. r. Swane
Fifteenth Ward.-W. J. Staples B. F. Caper, Thomas


Sixteenth Ward.-stephen w. Corkwright C. W. Hi>
bard, Thomas James, John ". Brown. R, Dugan.


Seventeenth Ward-Charles Wright, T.. B. Messervc
William Daley, William Lee, H. Looms


Peions,seyeral petitions Of no public interest
ierred to special committee noticed in the
81 Monday week was taken up and, after some oppo





AID BENSON, who expressed himself averse to its pas.
sage-was adopted.
dogpound in suitable location, at the pleasure of the
Mayor All dogs found in the streets shall be taken to
the pound posnd master shall be appointed regis
ter in which shall be kept mot the names bu the
Der ofdogs daily and weekly impounded and they shall
be maintained at the public expense, and all times
Of such further sums for board &c. as their Keep
may amount to- To be sold at auction il redeemed
The ordinance was taken up by sections.


inserted he Al 10
receive ter day. and empower him to sell each dog
impounded for sum of 50 the event fthe dogs
ing claimed by its owner; and the Pound Master bound
to pay over all that may remain hand after de-
ductlng all fees, expenses &C. to the City Treasury.


The ordinance was adoped-Ayes 10 I; Noes 3.


Alter passing some unmporant papers, the Board ad.
journed


BOARD AssrsrANrs-This Board also met last even
minutes of last meeting were read and approved


Petitions reterred-OfJ j. |. Boyd to extend Albany
street to Broadwsy-of T r. Houghton to be appointed
City Gauger-Of sundry persons against extending AL.
bany street-Of suydam, Reed Co., and Others in ia
vor of extending the sameOf Rhinelander against ex-
tending pier foot of Warren street.


Reports Of Committees .4dopted-On lamps and gas in
relation to lamp poss in favor of repairing Broad street
ing s. T. Hoyt foreman of Engine company No. l. for
three months in consequence of his having allowed the
of transferring Charles property bid in by
the Corporation, on his paying the principal and per
cent Interests in favsr Of an additional appropriation of
sac, 900, being made for cleaning streets.


Communicafions-From the Counsel for the Corpora.
ton furnishing report OF the number of suits pending
in the different Courts in which the Corporation Is par
ty-ordered to be printed from the Committee on Re-
pairs, IN favor of abolishng the Public Yard work
shop and having the work done in private work shops
the repairs for the fire department be done under the
direction and supervision Of the Chief Engineer instead
of the Superintendent. Adopted.


Petition-Of Mr.. Uhl, publisher of a German news
paper, asking portion OF the public printing Refer


Report of Committee and Resoiions-In favor of Mac.
adamsing portion of Bloomingdale road. Adapted


Resolution n-Booths on ihe 4M Of Juiy-That Commit
tee of three be appointed to examine into the reasons
why the resolution adopted at the last meeting Of this
Board granting permission to sundry applicants to erect
Booths around the Park the 4th OF July was with
held and not lain before the Aldermen of the other Board
by their President though he that other
meeting would tranpre before the 4th and that such
neglect would defeat the resolution.


The Committee to consist of Messrs Purscr, Cornell
and Nichols.


Petition of James Durham to be appointed weigher
of coal


Papers of the Board Of aldermen concurred in-Peti.
ton OF Isaac Ferris for permission to remains of
his child; OF a. Laarge for purpose; of John r.
Lester, DO; OF b. Cumming, to remove remains of his
two children; OF j. Dsturne TO supply the OF
Common Council with copies Of the State Regster-re.
erred of jerks and Ferris to build docks at Randals
Island referred


Resignation of John Meggs Inspector of roads-ac-
ceped; that Robert Thompson be appointed in his
place. there being Captain of Police in the 10Th ward
to perform the dues OF James H. Cook, commissioner
oil Aims House, in reference to nurseries Randalls
Island; in favor of regulating lst tavenuerccrred; in
favor Of paving 2sth street,-reerred


ResoiufonThat it be left to the Comptroller to lease
Mount Morris square Tor term Of years.


Resignation Of Cornelius W. Lawrence as City Cham
berain-accepted.


Resoiufion-That Joseph Lawrence be appointed in
his place.


Marshaus to take the Of the several election
districts, by the other board were all concurred in


Inritations.-The Common Council are invited TO at
tend the 9th annual of the RutgersIns
tute the 18th inst; Also examination Of Catholic
Schools the sh; also review of the 27th regiment
National Guards the 24h also the American Insti-
tute The above invitations were accepted The Board