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WEsSESpAr Dec. l.
The Board o'clock, and proceeded to business
Tae Board OF Assistants INTO the Aldermea''
ChaRber, and the two Boards vent into a


JorSr BALLor.


The resignation of John McKeon, Member ofCongrsss,
as Corporation Attorney received and accepted TO
take effect the lst OF January, l5i2


Alderman Hatfield porinat-d William H. Eliing as
Corporation Attorney to his OF eli,e or
the OF January next aud Alderman Benson nominated
David Graham Esq M. Eting having secured l3 votes,
was declared duly elected Mr.. Graham received votes,
there being only Il ballot. cast Edward H, Hofmire
nominated sendent OF Repairs Vice Caleb
:. Fordham, deceased Aid. Franklin nominsted CALVIN
Pollard. Mr. Hodnre, having received Is votes was
declared daily -lec.ed Mr. Pollard received votes, and
there blank. Pierce A. Young nominated for
Office OF Depsty Comptroller, wee john j. BedleHt'
deceased. All. Franklin nominated Frederick A. Guioa
Mr.. Young having received - votes, elected Mr..
Gulon received votes, and there one blank John
W. Wheeler appointed Inspector OF Weights and
Measures. vice Peter Esqnero, resigned John Morris
was appointed City Weigaer. Joseph Dixon, Thomas
c. Sm,rt Francis Lamb and William l.. Tayier ap
pointed Wcghers Of Anthracite Coal Assistant Alder
Shaler G.oved that Edward Gallagher, who was be-
fore nominated be appointed Street Inspector OF the
Sixth Ward yico Constantine Donahoe, removed. Tn.
was opposed by Alderman Lee disro,peefil to der





and Edward Gallagher appointed Street Inspector of
the Sixth Ward-nemiHe eSntrGd.oes;e.


TIE Joint Ba iot adjourned, and the members o.
the Board OF Aldermen also left the Chamber.


BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.


WEoSEsDAT Dec /.
The Board O'Clock and proceeded to business
Assistant Aldermln Underwood in the Chair.


The regular orders OF blsin.ss passed over 10
take up communication fron the Street Commissioner
stating proceeds of tho property thus sold for
assessment, amounted to $500 Ou0, and recommending
that the sales be adjourned for three months from Thurs
day tho "a iRst the having been adoP ed by tho
Board of Aceraen the last meeting. Tho Street Com
missioner complained that in consequence Of tho misrc
presentations of certain individuals the sale. had
ized much they ought have done; and arti,r.
taa; many persons who there purchase de-
TERED from doing from the fear of having their
published had been done the Journal of Commerce
Ho sso enquiries whether such conduct should not be
punished and whether ought be considered in
The liz OF mIsdemsanor. The resolution TO adjourn
the sale concurred IN.


Tne Board then adjourned.