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NILi.IAMs ~ Buhf
HAVE Just opened "a, tbo,g Drag store, gen
Ill rfil assortment ut
VAhdABLAHN POPULAR hooks,
suitable for family libraries aud ahouIsi an also a
sFnrriI aud well s,iaHlrd stock al
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lbrr stuck eousislN IA part IL
SPLENDID LIBRARY EDITIONS
afthr following British POETS all beautifully illus,
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Of the Nat uf Independence, Nem,n'sm net
Christianity, uusersal Haef phiral Dictionary
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lafsr lsni,iy Bblss fo'Nalo' aud To- ~ b'hf'
OF tyrfy VANITY, Campbslls tlNmns' N',saii
ilannoa,, ~, lands EIrmtulsa hai'i SH'hsh'
a large numbti pi u,,uia,ufe Nennea d''lsn' d iai
uff4rltH
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Law Notice.

TUE undersigned having formed limited
p'finerlnP IN the practice Of Law. viii rive
i''if loui attention 10 all hu-iucss oonddpd to
Their charge, coming under the conditions Of said
partnership
ulhce al Washington, Atk,
u 4 HEMPSTEhD,
ORylLLE JENNINGS.
March, n, 1850 m
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HIGHS uiOTEI.,
tsuIN TON, ARk,N ~ts,

" - = - y = - - = - - y y = y =
frllE uaIrissbrd hasIur rafrHa.sI lts llolr
| lately kept BY Mt { Sfbi,f, has oirari a
hnush bf th- accommodation af the tagfHuH
pubIit, aud hopHs bs Jnei ATTENTION 10 Tho com.
tort, ul his Euazls aud drlsruiiuaiiuu 10 I#as,.
10 tret'ys a shatr ui patIir patronage,
liz hpusr is rommodiaus, aud TIE taoms wei
aHausrd iHr iamIIts
IL table VII be supplied with iis hrsi lhs
uaikrl allaf.. sad Ia. sialrs fa,isd vii, rIsnt,
ai pfa.tuiHf aud attended by eaf,fu. uslItf q
liz rates Vi ehatgss will be the sauie a. here
talutr,Nu
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Gin nanIii:,ciory.

THE undersigned have prmansniy heated
"A ilit'4AfIiEAiA,lls iQen # m..h,ns,ss, where
gutty, aud most improved patterns. r'S'"" best
years practical experience Ia ihr husiuris, they
nitief themselves thN they will be- alic 10 furnish
au article superior to any nov ~ use. Persons
wi-hnr pufrhau br inyh,diu call and examine
inf Themselves before purchasing elsewhere Paf.
urulat attention will be- PAID 10 f"pt'tur. aud all
ord'f. u that iur WiII b. promptly att'Hi 10.
4 share ol public patronage ID respectfully solic.
tied
THOMAS J Avs.
WILLIAM N.LAwS.
Washington, July H. 1880. l2s-n
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rENllE undersigned has on haad q lot II sup.
4 uur Gin stands VI gsrpus sitcf aud pattern,
made oi the best material ani on the unsl ap
proved plan, which be will fully gulfamec, und
tcIl on more accommodating terms than they have
ever hcrtloiore been offered
D.L BRITTiN'
W.ssisg'on lnae 70, 1850 - H
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DIES. MILLL.lniS 4 RnRr.

fHPH " hhbf-iaNp " ~ q ~ 4.
III AVE- Jusi received from rM'adslrbil. iatr,
III lut Of pf Jayus' Msdisin.s, which they All
srlI las 'ur oa.h. Df J,yu-'s Msd,ral Amapa,
ind i'uiHr 10 Health. lof The year lslg-alsfr.
'uppy iof sriullua. distribution
Irhmag D, l-lg eu
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aufiOn.

NOTICE is hrtcby gwen that will prosecute
" to the extent Of the law all iuituirrs an my
land Those that have been ia the habit Of c,,i.
ting my iin'tef mus aad shall quit H. Daniel y
Williams Is my authorized agenl, aud will frpor
all inlrudcts.
CllAS B, MITCHELL
Washington, Feb 4, 1850 q,
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Rriit's Hotel,
" ASlllNGTON, HEMrSTEAD co.
ARK ANSAS.


'llE sulserils'r hrrs leave To iniom his friends
] and the public. thai he still continues bust.
ness at his old stand, Wlisfr he has supplied nms
self with every Thing necessary Tor tile aeroms
modalou ol the travelling community, Ills house
Is cemmodous, the fuams well afraurrd iur
families aud his Table vel supplied with The beet
the marsrt ahafts.
llis stables arr large, houniilully supplied with
provtndrf. aud attended by careful osilefs,
lie pledges himsrf thai nothing shtil be- want
ing ON his part In frnlrr comfortable I'll who may
b. pleased to gifr linn a call discharges will be
as moderate Us lhnss Of any other hoasr IN The
s1utll, as an evidence OF Whigh he rrfefs 10 the
following
RULES
Boarding per mohih, $40
Boarding aud lodging per week, - 20
DAY -
Single meal, p
Lodging, ai
lions feed -. 25
Keeping man aud horze alluIght. 81
kespug horHs pefWesk, -
Go q, nRlI1r.
Washington. Oct 30, Isit-i-u
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.sOTgCE.

THE repirnrrshp heretofore existing between
| tho undrf.ieued, uudsf the name aud n, H. vi
Block. brother A Co, in The town of iu.ion. is
ihi. dhy dissolved by Limitation, Al persons IN.
drbicd 10 the late concern, adl please come lur.
ward aud make srttIrmrul1 Ethsf partner IL
auihodzed 10 uss the name Of the firm IN liqui.
dalion.
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCH
Fulton, April lot, l-Jn .l3.n
r5'lif undersigned will continue husiuss. on his
Y own account in tho toWn II fulior. At tho
old stand of BLOCK, Brother n Co Thankful Tor
The generous patronage bestowed on the late firm,
he sUclts a continuation Of The sams fof himself
HENRY BLOCK
Fulton, April 1850 lI1.t(
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The idjataRt Grntfai, together with five fit
perseus tn be- annually appentrdhy the Executive
to ullcud examinations al least once ia the year,
nrrnFhmn IN Inv
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Fresh Drugs.
fbr> Conway Il Gray,

ps4 Heo>asr
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us ot.r
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HanE
TELEGRAPH
WILLIAM II. ETTER.

Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
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Cotton Gins.

Sept, a. 1850
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-09

CoNMoS COUNCIL. We understand that we were
os;D,rmed in relation to the business before the Com
mon Council. on Monday evening, and we me indebted
.f,d ,bo was present for the following information
on the subject
ssAter Qualifying the two newly ana UNANIMOUSLY
elected MEMBERS the Council instructed the Committee
ON Water TO ascertain what action Is needed TO guard
ur citizens from damage in the North Pond les
ervoir should follow the example OF that In Ashburn-
ham, as it has threatened to do quite recently Also
the same Committee instructed to letthe Bell Pond
water into the new stone watering tronghs IN our
Streets The joint rules and orders reported dis
cussed amended and adopted and order passedpro-
yidng for the publication of the City Charter, &C. &C.
The new State law in relation to streets was consider
ed and not rejected so that the law goes into effect next
Sunday.
But the most important measure was the non-concur-
renee with the Board of Aldermen in relation to re-
bnilding the Thomas ST. School House. The order
which was sent to the Council providing for obtaining
proposals for building School House on the
Thomas ST. lot at cost not exceeding $4,000, on such
plan as the School Committee should approve. The
School Committee had approved of plan of larger
W.
of both sexes with recitation rooms, sc. which cannot
be built short of some $1,000 $4,000. Here of
course was disagreement begin with. But another
and greater difficulty presented ITSELF 1t was stated
that while the new house being erected, Ga year at
least the schools kept there must be removed,
and as there no other place where they could be
commodated, they must be discontinued for the year,
and the people do without any school for boys OF that
grade. For this reason mainly the Council non-con-
CURED, and re-committed the SUBJECT, with instructions
to inquire whether the public would not be better &C.
commodaed by building this year house for about 300
English scholars on the lot now owned by the City
Salem St., (where it is conceded such School House
be built next year, if not ths) and when that is
completed, remove the schools from Thomas st. into
it, and leave clear space for building ON the Thomas
st. lot.
The design of the City Government, ii understand
it, is provide for the Schools in the Centre
School House, the Thomas St. House, and the English
School on the Common, in two houses, to be bull
on the Thomas St. lot and Salem St. lot; and then tt
sell the Main St. house and lot and the brcl
house from the Common; some provision being in tn
time made for the Infant Schools now taught il
these houses. X.
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Legislature TO pass laws for the exclusion &C.,.
blacks from the State, was, that slaves wonld Lo
brought there under this very form of agreement onJ
by ana by, the country would be oyerspread hv tho
people OF color who had bought their freedom Tho
sagaclous men who framed the California const;,,,
tlon' came from all parts of the territory, and ben9
collected on the spot having breahed its air At ii
aenP s and turned up its golden soil,-these
ography' which the fell spirit of slavery copJ 9et
transgress. Slaves were carried into OREGON. Ten do
grees OF latitude higher up. Its colonies re,enao'od
The ordinance ofl787, before Congress gave them y
territorial government. In the territorial govarn
ment that was given to them the prohibition was as
nserted and President Polk signed the bill with an
express protest that he ratified this exclusion of say-
cry only because the country Law north oftba Ms sn-
ri compromise line-but that had it embracnd ,
very region in questions he would have vetoed ho
bill 'c'oeu the
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EUROPEAN nTELLIGENCE
Arrival Of the Niagala-7 days Later

The Niagara, from Liverpool, April 81, arrived at
Halifax Tuesday morning.
AT Liverpool, during the week, Cotton, mddling
qualities and fair Upands advanced I-sd Sales of
81, 900 bales, of which spectators took 49, 900. y
Advices from the manufacturing districts are es-
senlially the same as by the steamer Canada.
The proceedings in Parliament possess very little
interest.
In France, the approaching election appears to be
the only subject of interest.
No arrangement is known to have been effected
between the Greek and English government.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-09

TELEGRAPH FROM THE ATLANTIC ro
IFoRNIA. Mr.. O'Reilly announces in the S. o,;s
Republican, project of telegraph line from that
city to San Francisco. He proposes that The Gov
eminent shall establish line of sockades at xn;ts-
bic distances all along The route, which shall serve a.
telegraph stations, and at the same me afford nro-
lection to emgrants to California, and facilitate the
transmission of the mail. Beyond this, he asks no
AID from the GOvernn ent-iour. of Con
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-09

WHIGeERY IN THE STATE SENATE On
the 18th of April Mr. Buckingham offered the fol-
lowing resolve in the State Senate:
''That the opposition of the people of Massachu-
sets to the extension of slavery in this country, and
the increase of slave representation in Congress
is general and universal. 1t has no reference to the
lines Of latitude points Of tee compass They will
oppose all such extension, and all such increase at
all times, under all circumstances against all induce
ments, against all supposed limitations of great inter-
ests, all combinations, against all compromises
The resolve was passed by vote of % to Is.
Among the % who voted for it were Messrs Ben
jarnin, Cooley, Harding, Hawley, Kingman, New
ell, Richards, Tucker, Upham, and WilIns-ten
Wings.
On the Goth, THE SAME RESOLUTION, word
for word letter for letter, comma for comma was Of
fered by Mr.. Wood, and rejected, 20 to IA. Among
those who voted to reject it, were Messrs Benjamin,
Cooley, Harding, Hawley, Kingman, Newell, Rich
ards, Tucker, Upham, and Wi<ins--the identical
ten, who, nine days before, had voted to adopt it.
We are under the impression that :" comment is UNI
necessary" LoweH american.
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40, "A GREAT FACT All those young ladies who
admittedly possess the largest share of personal ata
are IN the habit using the Hyperion Fluid for tSe h"
R0Ci a lor purifying the complexion as sold by VIM
ti' ~ " ashlhe ton-st Boston. They are both &C.
known. Hs''i'u tohet articles
Iof sale in Worcester by D. Scott Jr & Co., L. r. Iazen
eod3twlt20
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-09

DEATH ON THE RAfLRoAD.-Patrick Hooper, an
Irshman, about 35 years of age, employed brake
the Worcester and Nashua Railroad was killed
yesterday by being knocked from the train the bridge
UaKuare between the cars across the track
and several cars passed over him. His remains were
crushed and mangled in shocking manner. He hat
no relatives in this country.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-09

D The Evening Post gives the names of 25 North
Democratic members of the House who are expect
ed to support CIays Compromise. The only two from
New England are Hubbard of New Hampshire and
Fuller of Maine. The others mostly from Pennsyl-
yania, Indiana and Illinois,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-09

RAILROAD LIABILIrIEs-SUpREME Jrn1-
GAL Ga COURT; The Jury in the case of Ezla Fl.
corning u.s. The Connecticut River Railroad COM
pahy, on friday, rendered verdict of $40 900 for
.ne Paihtlif. The suit was for damages for severe
injuries received in collision on the Railroad -
ChlcoPeee IN ls4S. Springfield Republicq,
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Providence and Worcester Raijroad r

Providence and Worcester Railroad Co,
HE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Prov
dence and Worcester Railroad Company will be holden
s ecanics Han IN Providence, on Monday, of MAY
AT ~ O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose of choosing Dircc-
tors Tor the year ensuing and for the transaction of uc
otner BUSINESS as may legally come before them Z
stockholders will be entitled to free passage on the Rail
road, Tor the purpose of attending this meeting nv nrodc
ing TO the Conductors their certificates of shares
Per order, JOHN r. RAICU C,lerl
Providence, May Z, 1850 dtMi8
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A DARK BUSINESS.

We intensely sympathise with our Democratic fell
low-cltlzens, Prof Grant, Capt. Isaiah Rynders
non. Dan +. Slckles, etc. for the severe discom6t
ure they experienced at the Abolition Convention At
the Tabernacle yesterday Unsuccessful in their at
tempts to kc> up row of respectable dimensions.
hey attempted, for in their lives to reason and
being invited to the stand undertook to demonstrate
1hat the negro is not human being, though the
learned Professor thought he belonged to the genus
homo; and then he launched out into the sea of
learning, cited naturasts, quoted Latin. talked of
Vertebras, cerebellums, &c. using scientific and med
lcal terms IN such prolnson as to make himself RI
dlculous and excite the visibility of the audience
hugely. person of due shrewdness and learning
might possibly have rendered this position plausible.
but those qualities sadly lacking on the side Of
the Democracy ON this occasion.
Fred Douglas took them in hand, and skinned
them, But the Democracy wouldn't give it up 90.
~, you are not niger % exclaimed the Rynders
chorus; You are half blooded real niger cant
reason" Whereupon Rev. Sam r. Ward-a gen
ulne NIsriiidn, black the ace of spades in deem
cellar on rainy mldnight--took the floor, and fair
~ extingnished the pary-learning, science. logic
wit, hlstory-all went down in heap, and the au-
dience were thoroughly convinced thai if any BODY
present was proved nephew of a rather dull orana
outang, It was Professor Grant; ifany BODY the first
COUSIN OF very vicious monkey, it was Capt. Isaiah
hynders When their party evacuated the Taber
nacie they looked as if perfectly resigned to the dis
cpiine OF crawling through very small knot-hoe.
" Y. Tribune.
EG The New Bedford Mercury is the only Whip
paper IN tle State that boldly advocates the Proyso
We hope il will not change It's course because the Free
Sollers ,mlnend it,
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AUCTIONS

BY BA1LIS g. BROOKER.
AuctiOneers and Commission Mercban+s
Stgre NO. o Worth Third Street, "PHTLADELPHTA
We shall hold regular sales of 8oots SboaJ p ll-l'
curing ule season, comprising general assortment offresh
ana seasonable goods of city and eastern manufacture
1Liberal cash advances will be made ON the above ,;
Gle, ON application to ~ ~ al u
. BUCkNAM & CONVERSE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the sale of Doors Suors
On LEATHER, and all kinds of Shoe Stock
=, % NoTH Market Street, also 80 Clinton Street
nldy 9. dZaw&w3mis BOSTON Mass
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-09

VIRGINIA ELECTION. The late election resulted in
Democratic majority of members of the two branches
of the Legislature, and in decision in favor of state
convention for the revision of the constitution.
PANORAMA OF SLAVERY. The exhibition of this
panorama will commence at the City Hall this evening
BY reference the advertisement will be seen that it
embraces great number and variety of subjects and
incidents, and we understand that it is execued in good
style. The exhibition quite successful in Boston,
and we should suppose that the low price which the
tickets have been reduced here, would insure full houses
in this city, The exhibition is under the charge of
Henry Box Brown, the slave who escaped from bond
age, boxed up like of goods,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-09

NORTHAMPTON, May 6, A p M. The water
in the Connecticut is still rising at the rate Of IN
ches per hour, and there no passing from here to
Hadley except in boats. A part of the abutmcnt
wall to the Northampton Bridge has been undermined
and fallen, and fears have been entertained for the
bridge; but TIE corporation have large force em-
ployed putting stone, aud will probably save it.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-09

THE CoMPRoWJsE COMMITTEE. This Com
mtee were to report yesterday morning (Wednes-
day) whether Webster had returned or not. The
Journal of Commerce says, seven Southern SEN
ators will oppose the report
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-09
DIED.

DIED.
III inns city, May Mrs Anna rect of Mr. Nathan Perr,
aged 81 9Th, Charles A, son Of Samuel and MARY Rr
sell yrs and mos. ~ 's L. nus
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BOARD.

1NE or two Gentleman can be accommodated with BOARD
May 9. ~ ''o' ar
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Thin Dress Goods.

r,,,,,, NAh DhN SS vHVDNSs
NE pest assortment of Printed LAWNS MUsJINs
a. PIN a,9 WOOL BHRAGES, both plain and fp'd ever
one. HAT " - a,,,~ eui,,sn estsIy
Mayo '"0"i I InM,
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----------------------
House and Lot for Sale
STORE TO LET.
Spring Fashions.

Spring Fashions.
VIE undersigned bcgs leave TO return her commitments IN
me Ladies for their patronage for past years and woud
aespecuy announce that she has just received splendid
i VI @ Oh miLLlNERY which she is prepared to ex-
hDit nj her establishment, No 90 MAIN STREET
,A ALSO FRENCH FLOWERS, SILKS, LACES RIB
BONS and Ladies' DRESS GAPS.
Ladies purchasing Hats or Cans at ts bs,,ncr, win
be sure to get the right shapes '''
nFPlease call and examine. p FELTON,
WV! o uWlsll 90 Main 81.
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F0ENR-

ON the sth, MERINO SHAWL abopt 2 ,,i,os s, a.,
CITY, on the Southbridge Road. The owner can have
.he same by calling at this Office proving property and
paying for this advertisement. dwtf7 fF NJ, a
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DAHLIAS.

DAHLIAS.
LARGE assortment of superior DAHIJAS inst receiv
! n ca ana Tor salo by e. N. TUCKER
"iey d2W 96 Main
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BUFFAto, Tuesday, May7 The British steam
ers Despatch and Commerce came in collision last
night near Port Maitland, on the Canada side of
Lake Erie. The Commerce sunk in eight fathoms
Of water. She was Transporting portion Of the
rwenty-third Regiment of British troops, twenty
four of whom were drowned; also one officer and
eleven assengers-thirty -eight in all.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

TIE copartnership heretofore existing between the spb
scribers under the firm ofCoNANT q SFNxEr ,yas J;S
solved by mutual consent, on the 9Th of March 1850
GEORGE r. CONANT
East Brookfed, May O. 1885,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-09

PLANK ROAD DIVIDEND. The Wateryile
1nd Utica plank road company have declared divi-
lerd of 10 per cent, payable on the first Tuesday
II Nay, per cent in cash, and 10 per cent in stock.
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road Com
pany Bonds,

accordance with vote of the Corporat;on nosJ ,,
day. Bonds of this Company, payable in five wears from
the hrst day OF May instant with interest semi aunua
are offered at fifteen per discount thereon 10 nch
stockholders as shall give notice of intention 10 take he
same on or before the 18th inst and shall nav bere in
full on or before the 25h inst FH' iVioi III
By order of the Directors
Worcester, May Z, 1885, dtW5i
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NOI,laE.

| IEoKGE +. CONANT continues the business AZ the
store occupied by the late firm of Conant a. Sennet
East Brookfed, May 10. menus Dr.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-09

GG The New Bedford Mercury is the only Wbip
paper IN tle State that boldly advocates the Proyso
we hope will not change its course because the Free
Sellers ,mnend il. NV
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COMMON COUNCIL. We understand that we were
,n;snomed in relation to the business before the Com
mon Council on Monday evening, and we 'ue indebted
to friend who was present for the following niornatlo"