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j. HOOKER, vi. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Office and Residence, No. Park Street.
DR. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
and ofhe adjoining towns. that he has opened Office
by himself and sccs patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
mex erenced individuals, but will far aspractcabe attend
to HIMSELF thus avoiding greatrk to Patient and Physician.
Jad l. diff
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. February %, l849.
ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner in Insolven-
II cy for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of THOMAS LAMB. of Ok
ford IN said County, yeoman insolvent debtor, and
the payment of any debts the delivery OF any property
belonging to said nsovent debtor, him. his use
and the transfer of any property by him forbidden by
law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
he holden al the office ofsad Commissioner in Worcester
aforesaid on the strth day of March nert O'Clock
in the afternoon, to prove their debts and choose
assignee assignees of his Estate
F23dwe J. DAY, d. S Messenger
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STEPHEN TRACY, M, D..

Respectfully offers his services to the inhabi-
ans of WoFcEsTER. DR.. T., having enjoyed superior ad
anages and had ample experience ia the East Indies and tie
West, well as in New England feels uly CIV
ing the that all entrusted his requiring
either MEDicAL SURGICAL attendance shall be ated in
the most careful and skilfull manner.
Office (at present. GO Main-st.
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Machine Shon to Rent.

IA A BUILDING rs feet BY 40, the basement stone the
f% N other three stories brick, substantially built
s@ ted in the village OF East Brookied within 40 rods Of
the Western Rail Road, with permanent and sufficient water
power viii be leased Tor term OF years for any kind OF
tered from the ground without ascending any STAIRS and thus
arng unusual convenences for any kind heavy business
The cars, desired, may be brought TO discharge
directly into the building No establishment Of the kind
be desirable for any business requiring power and
great facilities Of communication with all parts of the country
furnace which makes castings, and several other kinds
business carried the premises. For further pars
tcuars, apply personally by writing, to A. F. WALKER
Feb2 diff
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" V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
in Boston, New York. Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office in
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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MEDICAL LECTURE,

DIR, J. CEaWSOn Kelley, of New York,
will give Medical Lecture at BRIALEY HALL on
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Feb'y 26, at II O'Clock.
Admission FREE. dStt Feb 26.
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Blackstone Canal Co.

Blackstone Canal Co.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the stockholders in the
IN Blackstone Canal Co. that special meeting thereof
will be holden the Office of the Providence Washington
Insurance Co. in Providence. Wednesday the 7h day
of March next O'Clock in the afternoon to consider
and decide the acceptance OF the passed by The
General Assembly eff the State OF Rhode san the last
session thereof in relation to said Company, and closing
its concerns
The adjourned annual meeting of said Company will be
held the place the 4h day said March at
O'Clock P. NJ THOMAS BURGESS, Sec'ry
Feb Il dHl
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Messengers Notice.

.
Worcester, IS. February 90 1919.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County Of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of F4sANCIS CLARKE, Of
Auburn, i'll said County, gunsmh, insovent debtor
and the payment of any debts or the delivery of any
property belonging said insovent debtor to him or for
his use and the transfer of any property by him tor
hidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors OF said debtor will
be held the office of said Commissioner in Worcester
in said County, the eighth day Of March nest at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the proof of debts and the
choice OF an assignee assgnees of his Estate
F26dw9 GEO. JONES. d. S, Messenger.
Worcester, SIS. Probate Office February 16, 1849.
To all persons interested in the Estate of LOIS
PRINCE, late of Westborough, deceased, Greeting.
YOU are cited to appear Court ofProbate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of March
next to show why administration of the Estate of
said deceased should be granted to George A. SbIev
of Westborough, a creditor.
Fl7d* CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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CHIOROEORM

DIR. HARRIS, 1874 Main Street, is prepared to
extract Teeth without PAIN by the use of this recently dis
covered substitute for Etler-CHLoRoFoRM
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NOTICE.

DERSONS wishing to find Board for small children,
L where they will be privileged with kind and in
struc2n can be directed by inquiring at this Office.
Feb IA. diff
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DIED.
T,Ost-I,Ost.
FEED.

NOTICE.
TENHE depreciation OF the value of California
4 God Dust, on account of the great abundance in
MARKET compels the undersigned TO decline taking any
moe at present but is willing and glad receive few
Thousand Dollars, in BANK BILLS in exchange for
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS, RYE,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, MEAL, &c. &c.
Purchasers may be assured that sell as low as the
above articles can be had In the City.
only charge COST and --.
Call al No. 13 Washington Square.
EaboA ar OTIS BRAMAN.
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TO REM

Cotton Will and Machinery.
TXTANTED TO lease for a Of years Cotton MILL
w with Machinery and power sufficient operate go
TO 40 Looms. Address s. G through the Boston Post
Office, giving description of the same, &C.
Feb %. dit w3i9
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U ROsS'S Express forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct over the Worcester
Rail Road to NeuPor Fall RiUer Bristol and Harren.
July22. dwtf
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PARTICULAR NOTICE,

\ Ii PERSONS having unsettled accounts With the
subscriber hereby informed that II must
be settled previous the nineteenth day of the
month or they will be left for collection.
Feb IL. If OLNEY F. THOMPSON.
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BOAERR.

GENERAL single Gentlemen can be accommodated will
- Board and pleasant Rooms at No. PARK STREET
Nov IL.
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NOTICE.

TO LET.
- FE7HE undersigned offers to let for a term of years,
fna@A L. BUILDING at Quinsigamond Village, with
sA water power sufficient for driving machinery ofa
Blind and Sash Machine Factory, other business
not requiring very great power
FOR SALE He offers, also, tor sale the entire MA
CHlNERY for manufacture of PAPER in said building
the favorable terms.
Mr. H s. WAsHBURN, at the Rolling Mill, will give the
necessary Information, or CHARLES WASHBURN.
Worcester Feb s. diff
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BOY WANTED,
A an Apprentice to the Tailoring Business-good en-
"a couragement given. Apply Immediately
Grafton, FEB %. l.. STOCKWELL.
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BOARD WANTED,
4 GENTLEMAN wishes to engage two pleasant
IA rooms, with Board in a small private family Apply
at this Office. d6Gk Feb 20.
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WANTED IMMEDIATEL

WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
4 industrious and steady man tend Saw Mill.
"a Constant employment and good wages will be given
If application is made ANSON SANBORN.
Auburn, Feb !, ls49 dwlw
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A GENTLEMAN now engaged in a safe and profitable
cash business wishes partner with a capital of
$1,000. ANY one having that amount at their command,
and disposed personally TO attend business, will please
address l.. p g. Box 1872 Worcester Post Office, under
their own signatures, and interview then be had
with the advertiser. dwistf Jan. 6.
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T3il0reSSoS Wanted.
WANTED to hire three Tailoress Girls that make
either Coas, Vests, or Pants to whom good prices
and steady employment will be given None but good
help need apply Inquire Immediately Of
Leicester, Jan 25 DIFF WALTER PAUL.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-20
that the people are capable of self-goyern-

that the people are capable of self-govern-
me-
Twenty millions of people quietly as.
sembling in their respective precincts, on
the same day. and there determining who
shall administer their national, and in many
cases their local, government for a period Of
years 10 come, presents the most sublime
spectacle of national greatness ard virtue
ever exhibited in the world Such is the
happy result of government based upon
the equality of rights and the intelligence
of its people.
have thus, briefly as due regard to
the interests of the State would permit, pre-
scented to you its condition, and recommen-
ded for your action such measures as in my
opinion will promote its welfare. My duty
under the constitution is performed, and
leave the great interests of the people in
the hands of its representatives, trusting
that harmony may characterize all your
official intercourse, and that your legisla-
tive action may be guided by wise coun-
sells and productive Of beneficial results.
NELSON DEWEY
Madison January llth. 1S49.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-20

70 That rare monthly periodical, 10
den's Dollar .N9ga=iae for January : Z
ceived. !, IS Published in n. York CITY /
81 per anumn. We are glad to learn =
a few of our villagers have formed e.
and sent for 1t. We read every woFa
each Number. The last contains q nlIdn'=
a very sweet liltle cosn'ee-H-
ancholy poem BY HoLDES, in the ven
ToM HooD.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-20

The Legislators of Illinois has instruci'
their Senators 10 vote against the extensl'
Of Slavery.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-20
THE WISCONSIN HERALD.
LANCASTER. WISCONSIN.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1910.
The Governor,s Message.

We give our readers this week, the mes
sage entire, which excludes from our COL
unns much other matter of interest. The
message is a plain, sensible document, writ
ten with more force than elegance. RICH,
or wrong, His Excellency speaks out his
opinions freely and many of his recon-
mendations viii be certain TO command the
immediate attention of the Legislature. AZ
ter reviewing the great resources of the
State, especially its newly developed iron
ore in Dodge county, and congratulating
the State on the result of the late Menomo-
nee Treaty, by which we get all the re-
manning Indian lands of any value in the
North, His Excellency descants upon ''prin-
ciples of eqnality," and wisely cautions
against "class legislation" and advances
the reasonable doctrine that the private
property of corporators as well as of men,
bers of firm, ought to be made liable for
the payment of their debts. He urges the
necessity Of a more efficient road law, and
advises the payment of highway taxes in
cash, SO that the roads may be really work
ed when and where they need to be worked.
To remedy delays of justice in courts, be
recommends (f all collection laws be not
repeatedly that the terms Of the Circuit Court
be heightened sufficiently to clear the dock
cts every term, also that county courts be
established, and that the Circuit Court dis
pose of Probate business, and the Court of
Probate be abolished. The present plan of
passing the whole property Of the county
through the hands of a judge of Probate
every thirty years, who can trundle about
the county and collide with executors and
administrators and dispose of estates with
cut proper notice and publicity, and charge
fees without restriction, the Governor very
justly condemns and thinks if nothing bet
ter is done, that at least, the Judge of Pro-
bate should live by salary instead of fees
The Governor recommends revision OF
the militia laws also the speedy erection
Of peni;entiary-also that discrimination
be made by law between different degrees
of moral guilt in the crime and punishment
of murder and that the laws for town and
county government be speedily revised IL
so that the State adopt better plan of book
keeping. The amount of State debt is moi.
known except in certain ten bonds of Sl,oe0
each. The Governor advises US to get out
of debt and Keep out. Amen to that. He
speaks favorabiy of homestead exemption
but advises some modification of the law
especially that it shall be only for the beneh1
of the heads of families. We like the 60
yernor's views on the subject of schools
also his recommendation that the Leglsta
lure try to secure the aid of Congress
our rivers and harbors. Ihes9
sentiments are liberal and statesmanliSe
On the whole, we like the message an
hope all will read it.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-20

70 No choice of U. S. Senator for WIS
consin yet made.
Ma. CHASE has introduced bill rePeai
ing all usury laws. Right without q doa-
VIII our Legislature have the sagaci'y
understand that the price of money,
regulate itself by the demand for 1t:
joint resolutions in favor of abolish
Slavery in the District Of Columbia, 4
likely to be passed. Good again.
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sPORTIN0.


I1kON COURSE l. - ROTTfN0.-raE PaO eRIerUs
o. inc ahove nance WOULD call the attention Of the
ow OF trottns horse h f,,wiug And
"skes 10 come ofia the months OF April aod Nay
Me- -Purss S two miles free for all
April 18th. -
No imsvspsase free for all hsrsss that psss
20 Eswrsrsaie subscription. So haf for6t With $50
ADDED oJ the proprietor mile hess lest lin and
what you Pieass g O. me On on Monday April i6h.
<-Pure Of $50 mik heas best In 10 harness feee for
All horses hst $50 10 off Thurs
psy April ,9'h.
No 6sweepstAke subsor pon. $l00 half forfeit fr yer
DID, mile heats bost In 3 TO harness TO eone 6a Nay
NO 6-turse Of san uis heats best In to harn $50 TO
20 TO Z . second beat; free for al horscs
Above naued parseo and win Of 90 On ssus
ham square at ~ o'clock AL entries directed 10 T.
viii hs Prompts attended TO- In tho abovs named puses and
sweepstakes. s to make race. 10 start
n. D. GREEN Proprietor.
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AUCTIONS.


/ IMPORTANT BALE Of VALUABLE REAL ESTATR-AN.
ony Blocker WIN sell a. suotisn Wednesday the 18th
March, 1872 at IL O'clock tho Merchants
Lowing very valuable pcpery Belonging the Moses
on hs essety SIDE a feet inches from Wall Is
'front.' and lot 81 Ground 2o7 Broadway te
Murray asd Warren streets 20 feet By l0 feet SIDE add
6 feet inches the other with wall the south zde
being tse premises iO.psry occupied By l.:s stewart
granite Building aud lot Of Ground 90 all street. north
Water lot 20 feet 8 inches by
81 feet inches Water street. The lot Of Ground IS Wall
be north side between water Front 6 feet 10
asd Buildings lnown - Dumbsl esi Broadway extending
Mercer street. and 200 feet In Depth with party
the north side Three lots Of Ground the eastey of Cro
by i66 feet inch south Broome %
so Ten lets Of Ground q irregular dmsnhens the nt
south Mde Of SD street. bet~ecn 7th and 9Th each Is
by Of t inches Seventy four lots of Ground
comprising tire block lying between 6th and 9th
and 1sd and 7.th The title to ali tho above doscrOsd
property ndputab The sale IL by order Of Court par
ion the estate under the dir elton Of lucu. Robinson Re-
feree For Maps apply Anthony Blocker, Broad st;
AND for other nornaon Hess jay Field Attorneys No
70 Nassau street. The property win probably sold above
ovAAv
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Another Great Prlzo sight.

The foowiDg card appe.ttd II tas B1sf0n JourndI:-
young man. named der Cleay employ cd In this Off
folds pApe tho thirty fvo minute with three folds
twenty Ter minute with four folds and twentsix per
snipute fode With lit 10 e.erton he has folded,
two consecutive minutes BY the waen sixty Dix paper Of the
orke Adams p,ess the Of thousand to
twelve impressions hour he could easily fold all
worked He aeones petition
double Napier however. thinking that four thou.
and papers per hour 10 too great odds against him.
The following reply and proposition speaks for
itself o..F
80 ALExArpEa CLrARy, OF TIE Bosror EvryrNe JOURNAL
Having noticed
Alexander Ciea In folding the uudersiADd heley
desires lost the abucs Of tho said Ask
eary and tod tive odHl for
upon heet Of Herald for ssn Asie to take place
In one mo, IN from dse paying the passage Of the
Ajax Cesiy CITY, pr rred will mako match
thousapd greater number OF paper greater
al money If desired, 4. Q. hE1AhEY
Aew York Herald Office.
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DOPIsa CONFESSION AND PRIEsTCRAFT ExpOsED!-

DOPisa CONFESSION AND PRIBaTCRAFT ExPOSED!-
IRey T. Leahey, late Monk of La Trappe. will lacturs
Reman Monday evening March U.s. at eight oceoL At Tie
Prize s ects The lecture win unchrsan
dt in the SooiesiSns BY popsh priest: according to
and youths positively prohibited from coming to this lecture
awful disclosures will be made Tickets osnte Tho
Nouk will appear in his cordially invite tho
Roman this city, DO prsssn. At my lecture and then
books pubhed CT the right
am u.s. bearing AGAINST them. Ye in
black ard white gowns You live community Of thieves
publish such books with your endorse
puttipr such books hands OF ladies' In order
direct confessional boxes koowing that their minds
must DO polluted probably their hearts corrupted by tho
yet ohceny while rsverences could not tolerate the
more recital OF there books to assembly Of husbands aud
their and dauahes exposed We scarcely know whe
VIVA ' EDW. LEAHBY.
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PhoEsssoR rays woNOssry. rsIlopnseoUs

DbOFEssOR ,RRYv WONDEkFUh TRIGOPHEROUS
a.r and s:.sdis.ss:s soart and Dssdraa hi: ~
1ns.sds @ .. ss saa pfs
hi.
usqSsea ~ amy other a. apposasn 10:
bruises prans er,spelas wsnss aali head il.
:Pp!:.ses ~ .ssy:
follow ins estu oD. 10 from Mr. Muuu Editor Of s sos.
n.".~.. NIv YSnx: !ssssssy y: 1855.
in awarding tho highest sommend.t We do not do Il
& r dss
-: nh: :;
% only use
aa ;Dsf ana pss
to thai It's suce e. has been ,son:has One seote%sa
sontis ains it. US: three ans roqsss,sd 81 sew,
%, 70; as, nj:
p
s a %
oresnrs Tho hair have always poms
,sa:
hs.s y Il
iisnd. ana ssau.s.sasss have nvsI.sy iusd
e: who ~ Pleas. is shs BY
hereby certify tA.s ~.
IN fsmlios We believe that viii badnesS
grny hair eradicate daudsuH
best article ever use cleansing
i'll Ing beaufy tho l.. Ryan NJ d. g. Cooper,
NJ D. X. Carpenter y. D.; Leo. NJ d. J. Adams 2.
Peck, N. W. Allen N. D.; J. B. Butler " d. z. West D.
r.
Tcopherous their practice from tho
named received the kndest testimonials Of
prevail and commendaton.
Stld In Is at the principal Office lJ0
Broadway.
Agents-Ande1sen DemAres COT Broadway d Smith, 10
Tenth avenue Dr. Lyon 44U rand DIR Asroe Broad
street, Newark Mrs Hays ls2 Fulton street Brooklyn; r a.
Wright South street, Philadelphia O. r. Pointer Bumors
Brown aching on street Bo,ssn Haviand, nsrreit o.
Louis No. Bronhcry. Mobile Aa Steser. Racine wsson-
Sold also by Druggists and Perfums generally throughout
thaI ttedSt nd (.anAd
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD OOHPAkY-LoAN.-No
III hereby that &6200 Of the Loan
this Company offered BY proposals Issued under date Of sh
Instant has bean taken mp
smpvs Bonds into Stock which they obtained
under oreins subscription 10 10 considered proper By
Board tho mo for receiving subscriptions for B,nds
from hoss stockholders who have already sborbed
them shall be extended 30 days ron tho publication
netee the 5st day Of March, lSo Aer that
right w and 30 lost tho original sbscribss and their
aesapa Up date inclusive persons holding
DE subscribe fer Bonds to the amount Of their
Sook On paying per whom receipts will b vcn
them securing the original pre- emptvs right and the
terms all respects that given to takers Of Bondr
Nth Of Fcbruary The smallest Bonds issued being $780, Stock
aodes will be allowed acquire cthsr Stock BY
transfeg 10 make mp enough for Bond. 3d.. :.
Tho rate par r Bonds bearing per interest,"
e9 per bearing az per beth convertible
within from their data into the stock or the Company
according t. the amount actually paid for them. -
Agents may apply for Bonds for Stockholders In amounts net
lees $1,000 aggregate and Tire Company offered By
the progo Of the 18th February instant VA pay ueh asns
NB-The above supersedos Acknowledgement Issued
yesterday this subject which unavoidsby drawn In
haste and was published with typographical errors
New York. March Let. 18A9.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,
Containing al the important news for the last week.
will be published ct O'Clock this morning. Annexed
ere ite:-

CONTENTS.
The important News from Europe received steamship
Latest News from the Gold Regoas Intce sting Summary
Ana Washington Proceedings in the Call Session Of
tho Senate Appon tments BY the New Administration
Rrsceednes the New York Legislature Interesting Document
from Legation Of Spain. relative the Transmission
Mails through the snd Of Cuba Letter from Mr. Clay the
Tariff 1872 Interesting between Gen. Taylor and
tho Russian Miner Important Instruct from the Post
master General with regard New sp,per 60 The Postal
xansement Bremen Latest from Mcsoo Yucatan
- Execution Of all and ODoni eli for Murder Troy;
United States and Canadian Annexation Question the Forna-
don Of Cen Taylos Cabinets Letter from Eawin FORE relA
dive Difficulty with Mr. Maosady variety Of Eitori'
theatrical and Local Intelligence Commercial and Marine R
cord tho Latest TcegrApho Intelso o. from all parts Of the
Country, &C., TO-, &c.
Price sixpsnce in wrappers, ready for mailing sut
scrirtion price 80 per yesr.
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FORE ia a..

A MEXICAN AGENCY, PARls-C. COMBIER. DIRECTOR
"A Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES A. near the Bourss For
wazding agent and general commission merchant
American express sgcncy in Paris frasce Rue Fors Dame
dos VICTORIES No. ~ tho Bourss To this establishment
Americans going Europe direct their luggage letters and
orders Packages forwarded to all parts Of Eurere Informs
op commercial mAers travelling 10 Subscription 70
adcrtieemep Pursbass In kind Of goods
reading is attached 10 the agency AL
orders executed with and despatch the est moderate
terma
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SPECIAL MOTTO Ee.

VNnE TREAsURER OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, WITH
%uon sS tSsw ,nS n,Isrr swS 'soasana
Beary Burr Esq Treasurer being tho nett poceeds q the
eniieh annual Ball. given At hs Astor Place Opera ueuse
January 1872 in aid Of the gew aud orphan fund Of
Tho behalf the Departments his sincere
thar tho Ball Committee for their spirited exerons and
parmsnt Of the mCst popular Of the fellow
citizens rho generously aided tho exrtion: the COMMITTEES
the calls Of the needy recpie Of
OF tie Dep rmon the dependent widow and helpless
IhAns Of our deceased associates