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Europe on favorable terms, unless. IN dsfsu Of oshsr
home freight 20 into 0ottenburg and bring home
lead ofiren Hence, preventing the import of iron from
Sweden directly stops the exports OF -four to the Brazs
The result TO the farmer is that he cannot sell his -four,
but must pay more for his plough in order to encourage
the miner. This 10 called benehtting the planters
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MONEY MARKET.


The stock market has presented great change in its
general features to day. Stocks little firm
Ohio 6s Ii Kentucky !, Illinois 81 Long Island Il
Harlem fell !.
At the new board the transactions were net large.
In domestic bills there's very little doing The rates
are as follows
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

tvxrt snap 'anck skddy Liverpool, and Others. Wind
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE or rHE kFopE I'tsssprH.}
ss SS2IiE gi Asa ftsif STi Il S2%
River &Ss sr Fl fG A;
s Ss 4 So s Keller , Ihpmasoa for Assaad1 NeoE al
hook s$p:Ga East Mash ss''SH sSs Baa.ts
haSse Bartlett kar'o9 COags.s Homs, plymouth lane h.
A SsS BS@ s sss a:sSsss II RS: s
saSw tI ls Do for Grad Ei;,GGf. for S;
RSdoa % S FRI PTorGsass load Oh
BSek lsi,ai pat pilot: on board cahsrwoSd BoSdry from
sS5 ssd w Se% soi Bo Sc
Sid s Thorn Pe App Meridian Wag
MIA and al the LARGE fleet all upwards of 80 sal-wnd n
General Record
bay from Mas. @ ssS away O ma a SSwS IKE
centre board and returned for repairs
Orlando q b B dGei Me- S
me m9de and Of superior workmanship to be commanded by
81 New Bd o S DsyO Ans o Se%:
cruise 40 'p ed n lat 49, Ion 3d. large ship entirely
s. Cs!RsTSood BoSdy Abrohos Banks With 900
s,sEs fSmo sse mos mn ASsSs p The
left Anadana Coast Of Africa in May last aud when five
so Rc %sp c ,a Robs WSG and 9 H
tone ds the rest recovered shipped more men, and
Warren s3d inst H?psly Townsend New zsa,nd
a6S Ed%ad adon e %hae toaad on
~ AIT XII a. Boston 2S!h Spartan Small coas, of Brazil. with
Sept, lat So 81 Ion 43 80.
nh
49, % S. lon 5by the p S a, TH s BORT mo 'fanae o''
Bi9w of Neg Haven from NYOk for Norean Oct &c.
Stranger of Duxbury days from DO ton Oct H. lat 40
Faae6al tB St Lucia for Greenock Sept a. lat 80 40 N,
Reseeca, Brevoor Philadelphia for Gibraltar Oct H. lat sc,
Foreign Ports.
CArE H.r1,ES DC, li-q port Ease Drew, from Boston,
vJSnIM!r 3etSSn Ellen Perkins FsnsIsy, for New
GoNfIv.s Oct 5-In port Mazeppa Colson for New York.
,MoSrREAL Oct 23Ar Erin Evans, New Ross. Cid Jane
HASTE Robertson. Glasgow; 2ith Caledonia, Richie Liver
9pgnEc, Oct l9-GS Reaper Seamah Poole; The.isi HUI
SerSs1MS r f.es fT asr S%orS S;
s sS9 %se6s ra
"a A;ys EYE Gd % Ls,$sSt
%h Gs St S
Lcndca aS Woada soSth,@pon BSo Bo%"
Cork; Eliz', Warwick, Bristol.
Lake Ports.
BUFFALO, Oct 25-An Columbus; Palmer, Titus and Lex
ipglon Jones Detroit; Co9s'sson HARD DO: EHirpor
aaS sss %s.1 sss
Sn,h: ITsa.la Eim%ads Detroit Ga BaisIo AeH. AID
Aps Owen Cleveland; Gazette Miner MIwaakit; Dayton
Home Ports.
BASeon, oe soCld hai,yet,s Atwood Barhadoes .,
f. 5 yA3%'ijSP % Ss~
Ar @ and Msaq a.ss.
o 1e s as s 4%o
w and RsO1%G9 nsI lily Ea
G f' Old SsSsd o sf S. M Ycs Ella As% %
ss cid Inms Cape wn lad at Indies %
AlsTld5i. MSIy Chs Gsssh RSSsils So9 s', Set.I
ss hu &
sa W38 Mo- rs
SSTfPI: Copys ssSGsd ffsaslph3 o.sf s IT,
TApyTps DC! 2i1An Emperor Shores, Philadelphia Ros
Sssss. a ss ov. S5s Shassss
Oct a}THH Leny smith Phil,dslphia Cor,
Fssy I' SD Jos
NEw H.vES. DC. aS~Am Chancellor Collins Antigua
SO cSss s%f' %Gss' $1 and Hf"
;! i j..
9p;e schr sgspossd to be the W Caldwell from M,lasa
@ sasf sGi'%P 1s'f NJ :.IS i
M Ess5b Rgeses Sy FFH se ssoTEhS aSas
Win Indiana y Goson N"sar; yO%ns
schnyIh Gsr,iia5 Xpss DslaT.s side Mary
Jarvis, NYork
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These tables, which are Official. are instructive The
unavorable state Of trade with the Brazs has been
matter Of complaint, the lp e those lawyers who
compose our legislative councils and wEo being utterly
ignorant Of the facts promulgate etheorywhcb
suits their political views From the rsl table, tsppesrs
that there arrived at Bahia in ls4l year when the laws
oil the United States less restrictive than in any year
since ISIS, % United States vessels whose tonnage wss
47s7, bringing with them amount Of -four worth
$500 600; of those 26 vessels Eve returned to the United
states with cargoes worth SIS ooo-the remaining 81
vessels having sold their four took in sugar hides &c.
snasailcd for Europe Thus apr that the United
States nd sale for 10000 barrels of four take their pay
in Brazilian produce. which they sell in the north
Europe at profit and return to the United States with
cargo OF iron from ssden, performing triangular voy
age. Oar account with Sweden, then shows an exc.s,
Of IMPORTS Immediately the lawyers and politicians and
their senseess orgsns cry out, "ses what unavorab
trade we have with sweden! The Country will be ru
iaed unless the lawy us" They would have thu
Swedish trade stopped, without thinking, knowing
that by doing they stop the Braz trade also; because
the American vessel cannot so to Brszil with aour IL
cannot get freight 10 Europe; it cannot take freight
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o.. fast plviaioN ". r. STATE ARTILLfRY.
DIVISION ORDERS

" '"'' ''T piyisio n ooaprss. ~
1870, NEw YosK. Oct 20. lsas
assemble in foli Uniform at the Artillery Drill Rooms
Centre Market, on MONDAY NEXT. at half past
for the U ssl bm
visit the U. s. ships and fortcstions in the harbor
AA' By order of Msjor General sandlord
II. c. wetmore. Divson Inspector.
FIRST BRIGADE ". Y STATE ARTILLERY.
BRIGADE ORDERS.
NEw Yonx, Oct 90, ls4s.
The above division order is promulgated for the in.
fol nation of the officers of this brigade
By order OF Brigsder General Hunt.
d. NJ Prsli Brigade Msjor and Inspector
FIRST BRIGADE LIGHT HORSE ARTILLERY.
BRIGADE ORDERS.
Nsw YosK, Oct. %, ls4S.
The officers OF this brigade will assemble in compliance
with division orders ofthis date.
By order OF Brigader General Storms.
Robert Brown, Brigade Major and Inspector.
SIXTH BRIGADE N. Y. STATE ARTILLERY.
Nrw YoRk. Oct. &c. ls4s
In compliance with division orders OF this date the Off
Gers Of this brigade will assemble as therein directed
BY order of Brgadier General Morris
James Phslen. Brigade Major and inspector 70 At
Or RECORDS PARIsIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
for the cure Of primary and secondary
syphilis This powerful Alternative is guaranteed to re-
ton All persons suffering from the effects OF mercury
should this Alternative without delay Sold In large
Dozen S. carefully packed and ssnt to all parts OF the
Union. Office and consulting rooms OF the College OF
Medicine and Pharmacy 81 Nassau street.
w. 8. RICHARDS SON, Agent.
90 DOCTOR BLAKEs COUGH PANACEA
DrAR SR,-A remedy called Dr. Blske's Panacea came
my knowledge about six weeks since, through adj
veriscment. Al that time was suffering under heavy
cold and cough II would affect me worst n the morn
iug when first arose from my bed, and almost imme-
diatey after had eaten. raised great deal of fellow
matter; had constant tightness my chest was
very weak, and getting continually worse tried va
rious medicines which were recommended to me, but
they were OF whatever. Just then saw your
dcine advertised; bought two bottles and found imme
date relief from its healing effects lungs in its
checking and removing the cough and tshtness and in
few days the discharge ceased entirely, and my appe
tite ord strength amended and enabled to at
tend my business we'll ever; and would recon-
mend the afflicted make trial Of the same, and then
Judge of 1t according its results had forgotten
that this cough hai been upon me for five months
JOHN KELLY,
Nyw Yonr Oct, lsl3. 346 Broome ST.
Principal office No. as6 Bowery; also Tor sale down
town at Graham & Christies No. ?, Aston House; in
Brooklyn, at Mrs Hayes, l39 Fulton st., and in Newark
at Trippes 2s3 Broad street.
90 PROFESSOR vELPEAUis SPECIFIC PILLS.
for the radical cure of gonorrbna igleet and oil
ON the urehra. These pills. having
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AND PETUAL FAIR.
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY.
BENEEIr AND LAST APPEARANCE OF
GENERAL TOM THUMB
The remarkable Dwarf that lived being lively INTEL
ligent, well formed, and
WEIGHING ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS.
THREE SPIE NDID rERF ORMA NCESi
Atll o'clock, NJ and and IN o'clock p. NJ.
In the foeooon General Tom Thumb will appear the full
military suit Of
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
In the af moou he will be dressed
YANKEE SAILOR!
and in the evening in fashionable dres of Gentleman such
he truly IS
DR. VALN MINE.
VIII appear at each performances; also DR. &. p JOHNSON,
the oldest Maynstzer in America, who will MAGNETIC
YOUNG LADY, and produce many astonishing eIper,.
ments in
ANIMAL MAGNETISM!
MIR. NFtLiS,
BORN WITHOUT ARMS
will perform many remarkable ieas it'll his toes.
Mr. SHERMAN the vocalist and other attractions.
and SOC, 900 Curcsities.
Admission to all ., cents-children under yea, half
price. os8lu
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No QUACKEkY.

EOKTY YEAItS E.APEKIt nue. IN eiienslve Hospitals,
&c-Twcny eight Years before the New York public
Doctor Joseph Evans has iemoved his Dspenary No 100
Chatham Pearl where the unfortunate and ced
with species Of certain disease will be speedily and
perfectly cured without yrosue) the reasonable
Also the despe ulcers and eruptions. lis
dicnes mild speedy aud sectua All guaranteed
De sure find the real old Doctor No 100 Chaham
Aeudsnce e daily until 10 o'clock, r. NJ. Advice gratis
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HUNTEKIAN DI-PENSARY
HUNTERS RED DROP.-This long tried friend of the
IL unfortunate daily gaining popularity OF the
performs when remedies had entirely failed III
relieving the afflicted This invaluable medicine rescued them
from the destroyer be obtained only the old estb
hcd ilunleran Dspensa for the tatmen. of diseases Of
private nature Price ST. Division street y. B.Consult-
ing gratis Albany, No. Maiden Lane H cannot be obtain
ed north OF Albany neither can be obtained N Charleston D.
e.; aud counterfeit is sold all over Boston, Mass.
q
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90 PROFESSOR vELPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS,
for the radical of gonorrhoa, igeet and oil
pleasant ON the urethra. These pills having
beenesed in every stage OF those distressing complaints
by the members of the College Of Medicine and PhaIma.
of the city of New York confidently recommend
ed the most powerful remedy discov cred Tor ell
diseases of the urethra Sold IN boxes esch at the
Office of the Consulting Rooms of the College, ~ Nassau
street.
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
fINiESE far-ianed and celebrated Pills. om Portugal M y.
l. perceive be obtained in this country oee sa'eme
tho last column.- fourth pace -" -
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State OF Trade.
Corn Trade

Ashes and cotton are the they yesterday.
We quote pearls at SIS IS. Cotton is firm.
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0U- METALLIC TABLEr-Ths is the most per-
feet article for the purpose designed invented hav
ing the wonderful power of predicting the keenest ahd
smoohest possible edge OF the razor in tenth part Of
the time that dquired on hone at the time doing
away with the unpleasant of oil and 1t is the
size ordinary strop and simple in its
With Of them the means is at hand OF keeping
in perfect order The first cutters OF England and
France have them in constant and ommend them
The dele brated NJ MllikeD, cutler to the navy,
s0 Srsnd after using five years. certificate Of
It's superiority to the Inventor where be with
many others from the most scientific gentlemen of this
country. q. SAUNDERS,
Inventor and manufacturer of the Metallic Tablet
1913 Broadway.
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sehs Mary Hail. Hall days from Dsnnis wta hsb tbs
master. -
Two barques, unknown.
sailed.
Packet ship Garck skiddy Liverpool and others. Wind
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Passengers Sailed.

LIvERPooL-Packet ship Ganick-Jonathan Hunt, Saml
Hamilton New York; Charles Wells Williams st Louis Mo
John Keller, ZURICH SAM Lee, DevonshIe; James Ludam
Liverp2o Edward Morgaq tondoq; Alfred A,kin HILL
Gwyue Griffith of Pwlhei, North Wales Adophe Latour
PaIis
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Foreign lamentations.

MALAGAShp Philip ls4O6 boxes GOO hf 3)n or do aisins
Fitch co0O0 boxes 1000 kegs grapes 26i boxes mons rs do
almonds Slker25O0 boxes ISL h 500 do asus Harbeck
co2O0 Kegs a almonds COO bxs 500 rasns
Lawrence, Murray lngale-a85 bXs do Harmony Nephew
so or cks wine order
ST JAGo CuBASchr Everlnal2o bx 10 hhs sugar go
bags coffee 50 hhds moasses Dunscomb Beckwt30O bales
tobacco Aymar
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TO MiLLlNERS.
I. WON ~ X NC
UNITED STATES
TEA EMPO RUM,
l21 late l29 Chatham street, Neic York


40 38 BLEECEER STREET,
WHOL ESALE A I'd RETAIL,
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue To- car Ax
and fragrant Teas Of every variety and style
powerful grade, Of Green and Black Ever. package bear IL
Thoroughly secured from fight and air that their quality and
power will remain unimpaired climate. Their System
Of business PERHAPS scarcely be elceled IL
founded upon the utmost regard e the right. q the custom
vailed chespness All purchasers called
articles which TAIL give them the utmost satsfscon which
the money will be cheerfuy and promptly refunded Country
merchants public establishments heads Of families, aud ship
will lind decided advantage supply themselves
from this establishment.
GEyUiSr JAVA CosFEg roasted every day
Orders from all Of the United States executed wfA
prymptitrde and despatch.
- The only warehouse in America for the sale OF Ho
quas celebrated Black Tea so lmsm
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Married,

On Wednesday, Oct. 2S,b, by the Rev. j. J. Lyons, Mr.
JosAs ~ PHILLrs Miss EITHER PExorro both OF this
city.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agent
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER as
Cleared.

SUN ...6 81 MOON SETS. ........ 10
Sun sgTs.. .......5 o HIGH WATER IL
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AhDcC xegs very prime Leaf Lard in superior ordr for
- salety +. r. COLLINS 10.
o27sc S. south street
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In these figures are not comprised the import and
port OF the precious metals, which amounted in 1884,
$ea7oo of import and about 1887 500 of export. The
chief articles of import were as foiows:-
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COPPER-loo OF quality English sbeathins Cop
per or IA to ~ o. jvct received per recent arrivals AND
ola &c err ,E.K,coLLINs.& co. ~ southsuess;
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IMPORTS AND ExPoRrs PoRr BAHIA FROM AND
TO EACH COUNTRY IN 1872 WITH THE TONNAGE ENTER
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r,oR sALE-Two founts Of Type Miuion aud NonpaG.l,
at this ofics. ~S
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DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS,
SQ1 BROADWAY.-Extract:-
oOi 9" cheTfuly comply with the request Of Lsut Ne.
Intosh testify he nvsldd home unfit for duty
n consequence. of total deaine. and discharges rem his ear
himself under professional DIS Castle
Aurss Uader their he recovered his hsafng and
has his military duty.
Signed, n. McNEVEN, ND.
surgeon TO "a M, B. Forces, Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DkOIS.
Asurc for ncPent deafness, eachs pains. bussipgs,
sounds the OF hard vita
ted Of the organs Their acoustic oil has ben POI
pulsr remedy curative all diseases Of the for
DER White oi im3sc
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90 WATCH LOsr.-The person who took charge
ola gold watch last Monday sternoe evening" Tor
individual who required will please direct
to A. H. at this Office stating his address, when the owner
viii sppear prove his property, and make satisfactory
Remuneration,
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SyOpPER nelish Sh-aingC very superior
- quality from IA to % o. Just and sale BY
l. X. COLLINS u CO,
o26r s. South snrpt.
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THE PRIVATE TREATISE-This little book tself IL
designed for those who fuife speedy and prvae cure
for certain infectious complaints and in which the bes spa
treatment and faithful Tho
price is 81 The present advertisement however
that 9 author has nov published the interesting chapter
that on the causes which render these obstinate
aud lngcringn the form Of single le,r which he supplies
Tee Of expense, TO wishing IT, HIS for dong
THIS are given IN the letter ITSELF and in hs also will es esn
why many suffer from mouth month wth
complaint which affect the mind well Iune
tons oil the body, and which easily and ssedv csro
when once its nature is explained -
But lest should De supposed that the ets nefs m
processes than really contains the authoi ceYs 20 sesSe
that beside his long experience he ia. s On
the subject Of his integrity aud skill from the most EN- nnt
phys,cians In Euone 10 The most eminent America Sir
Ashley Cooper 10 Or Mott Of New YORK, Dr. fhyssek Of
IN almost every ahysicsn Of emnence IN the city.
DIR Ralpb would further state, that he consulted
diseases OF this his private residence, No Green
wch STREET ou ana those VINO honor him with thcr
he urred the and quckncss with which, general
,hcy will obain cure oil lmsr
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Barque Blackness, (Br) Murray, Liverpool Cook Smith
Brig Index, tBf) Co,aee Haiiay; IS Thos Winnett; g.
Geo. Potts, Beatty Jacksonville Fla +. Atwater; Lewis
Spcer, Mott Rappahannock, A. b. Cooley Co.
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pAssENoElts-ti ON New Yofs, south or 70
Europe that have their Tor the voyage,
are invited call aud purchase them Of the subscribers az
their cheap cash they from ID 20 - yer cent
by SO dong get good be purchased
elsewhere Captains sses aud hou,ekeerers also will BE-
supplied with KINDS Of and provisions bt an equal
saving who esile retail the store No l south s. near
Fulton Market l.. ,. SsH HARRIS.
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Cohansev, OF Philadelphia, New York for Rio Grande, Dc
H. Ia &c. lon 53-by the Philip LIST, at this port.
Bow, OF New Haven, from NYork for NOrleans, Oct 6
lat 80 I6, Ion IS 81.
Stranger, of Duxbuy 10 days from Bo ton Oct IL lat 81 40
lon GO IS
Funcha (Br st Lucia for Greenoc Sept "a, lat 80 40
Ion 40 40
Rebecca Brevoor Philadelphia for Gibraltar Oct A. lat sc
lon 60 90
Coeheco days from Boston for Havana Oct 49, lat 80 10
Ion 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-06
WESTERN DISTRICT. The Law

FoURTu OF Jun.-This glorious
anniversary, was celebrated in this
place on Tuesday, in quite as good
style as it has been oilate years, though
that to be sure, is not saying II great
deal. The arrangements of the COM
miitee were carried into as full effect
as possible-the procession was not so
large as it mi ght have becn-in fact
the procession was, as it has frequcn,l,
been before, independent Of the militia
ry, exceedingly slim. The exercises
at the Mceiing-Housc gave much salts
faction to all present. The singing
was very fine, and the Oration, by Rev.
Mr.. TnAyER, which occupied nearly
an hour in the delivery, was an admira-
bic production, and contained many i'm
portant truths and much wholesome ad-
vice, well adapted to the times and the
occasion. We should like extremely
well to see it in print, and hope the
committee will be able TO obtain copy
for publication.
The customary salu,cs were fired
during the day, flags were displayed,
and the bells were rung at morning,
noon and night.
The appearance Of the Horse Guards
and the Artillery Company, as usual,
was highly orcditabl ble to them, and our
new Brass Band performed to the as
tonishment of all who heard them, con.
sidering the length Of time they have
been practising.
The day throughout was uncommon
,y fine. and passed off without any nc.
cideni or unpleasant occurrence.
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HENRY BOWEN, S,c'ry.

AZ ACT 10 provide for ibc manner OF build
ing and repairing school houses in the
! town Of Tiver;on.
II is Enacted by the General assembly as
! Joiloi0S
Section J. The inhabitants of each school
district in said town who are liable To The
payment of State or town taycs, mny hold
meetings from time to time, at some suitable
place in ;bcir districts and at such meetings
may appoint a chairman and clerk, who shalt
hold their 9tficcs respectively unit. Others
are elected IN their stead.
Sec. :. The meetings until The said in
habuauts shall prescribe ano'h"r mode OF
calling The samc, shall be called aud appoint
cd by The school committee men of The soy
c.nl districts and b. notified by setting up
notices in three public places ~ the district,
at least ten days previous TO any meeting.
Sec. 3. The said inhabitants may at any
meeting vote and provide for n tax ur inXrs
og The ratcotlc estates in their DISTRICTS fpr the
building or repairing of school house or
school houses therein md the sald tax or
,sxes shall so far as praclicnblc,bc npporlqnrd
aad assessed from the estimate and npporiAnn.
menls in the last town tax bill Of said town.
Sec. T. The said inhahiran,s shall have
power 10 appoint any person or persons from
their own body to be assessors hnd collcc-
tor Of said taxes, which assessors and coIlcc-
tor shall be eng god, and said taxes shall b"
assessed ani collected IN the same Wtnncr
rs is now provideyd by law Tor the assessing
aud collecting town aud state taxes mud
toe said assessors and collector shall rc@
pccilyclv have The sgmc powers ~ The assess
mcnt and collection of such taxes "a nrr giY
On To tic assessors cud collectors Of towG
taxes.
Sec ,. The said iGhabll,ni4 shhll have
ihe control of the schOoi bOuse IN their dis
trlci, subject, however. Tor public school pur
poses. to tho direction Of the school commit.
tee of the town aud at any of their NEE,
lng' may appoint ono or lnntc p'rsons ~
Keep said huuso Nv nrGpr. and may purIpi II.
whrn not required f1r the use of The public
school. ~ DO urcd tor the accommodation oi
other schools ia said district, or ~ snch Other
manner rs the s1ld iuiahrnnts, at any of
their snld meetings. may direct.
Sec. q At said meetings he said lhhahi
'nns shal have powcr ~ provide i"r the par
chasing land fur The sites uf ~Chool houses, a.
'h"Ir respective distiir's and m1y direct lh"
manner ui building sud r. palrns llcm; and
by majority OF those present, nay pass s'l