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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
SINGING sCHOOT.

The Second Term of 5. K. NAsOy,s
lnVENING SINGING SCHOOL will commence on
eLN HALF at half past O'Clock w. = " az"
T i, for Gentlemen $3.50; Ladies SLOO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
DraWing and Oil Paintino

N x,e a., -,"''5 ssAAU vi Ealntng,
ks; FRANCES r. TOWNE. VIII receive nuc;Is =
srsnce tcc hel room over the Manufacturers In
ND ms TowEE will ifdesired tax Portraits IN c,t
ons rom Miniatures or DagGerreotynes Also n'at
coples OF Portraits other Pictures s;nsriev Iahe
Ihe can be seosl at her room FoA' " copy
~ Tours from 10 TO 9AM, Q to SPIN.
worcester, Nov. g. 1850 'n ,.e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
NEW STORE AND ENTIRE NEW G0oDs

fENllE subscribers would respectfully inform lber -
4 and the public that they have formed cona,tner,b:
under the irm OF BEMIS d Co., and leased ore in ~
most app cyed manner, where they have now on ba
very laT9 and extensive assortment of BOOTS STJOEs
ana KuBbBRS, expressly adapted for tins spasor >
their stock WAS made to order and bought G,rcash M
subscribers feel confident il recommending their ssor
OF GOODS to all who wish receive the mn volno f
tn a money Citizens OF Worcester and the neghLora
ioWns one and ALL most respectfully invited to cali
Judge for themselves. EDWARD BEMls Gnu
CHAUNCY G. HARRINGTON
-0N9'0A' '''V' tow DEC i9--Uff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
SUPERIOR MTNERAT TFFTT

gEEstess. I'VE subscribers are now ready to sun.
ply Mineral Teeth of a very suuerior
'@IIYfY w quality, made from ncu continuation Of
49,. materIak For life-lke appearance resen.
pace 10 nature and for strength they are as far ms we
have seen UNEQUALLED. 49, % vs.
Having Experimental with much labor on the apbiect al
we ieel confident in assuring most exact mita
non Oh the natural teeth Whole sets or parts Of sets sn
piled at short notice. 49, "E
~ Ihose wishing for ARTIFICIAL TEETH are invited
incur an obligation. @. r. BI0nn NJ y Iies
or ID. COOK, ii. d.
=, OGce-2o6 Main Street, Buimaa Ro,o.
Worcester June II, 1850. diff
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For Sale.
Wholesale and Retail
BUTTER.

y 10 70 hundred pounds good BUTTER; loo b,sbel,
81, feTnoht roTAToES; Baldwin Apples Cheese Lard
t .,' flsl, Teas, Coffee, Sugar Molasses Syrnp
rIui', NUS, Spices, Fluid Oil, Candies soap second
atiid vi Can holds los gallons , pairs Scales ID RAM
Tor sale. o''ioneu auo's
Corn Oats, Beans, Rags &c. taken in exchange 70,
"oous' eAcePt piour, by l.. SPRING, On
yu. No. 291 main street
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Attention.

A Ill persons Indebted TO the s,,bsc,,,o.
lha their bills will all be made ONT IN The , a. hotce
ana mst be paid before tho l5t '' u"y VI
Ho"i" MARTIN aTnv,p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
Steam Engine for Sale.

70 morse power, IN good running order has bee,
at this Office. dw,r " o"'Bah' inquire
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY

- G1G AIsO GAh 1NE1RMARY,
Sa8MsNAA l w. sTONE, OcuIist and Auris4. c,,
xSS- ~ ~ .mues 10 devote particular attention. Ia nil
&sz/ diseases and affections of the Eve And "a, a. =,
NO; y MAPLE STREET, WORCEsTrP ~ ~
ks, a 'or squnt rye for Cataract and stuIa Of the s
a"o lscI Ar'ihca Eyes Of the most MleiEe md
c nppea.shces nc treats Deafness on the mos,
r" principles az pracised by the celebrated Iua,sT
l1 curtis and Yearsly Of Europe Upwards Of az
ed by him during tho past year "'"'cu ano feStoi
tx. sIoNE likewise attends 10 al general practc.
~ -" neS, 81 reference given. Ofice Loura from IN
VV"~S"V OctI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
POSITIVELY NO DISAPPOINTMENT!
The Clothes are Bound to be Sold. :.


P WARE re pectlully announces to the People OF
n Worcester and all the adjacent towns, that he shan
sell his very extensive STOCK oil WINTER CLOTHING,
at LIBRARIANS II in order to make room Tor some
thing pretty big which he has in contemplation in the
Spring.
No person should neglect this opportunity procure
OVERC0AT,
which is right for almost everything desirable comfnra
bic are here in abundance Some OF them Of the
elaborate Workmanship and fashionable style.
have also great assortment of PANTS worthy of the
attention of all classes. good many them heavy,
lined and Stout but they must all step out, for
mean sell them all NOW Also good assortment of
VESTS adapted to the season; together with great
sorment OF black Satns, fancy Silks Cashmere, Italian
Cloth, and all the more common grades of Vests, ali OF
which Intend shall march out, before March comes in
The usual assortment OF Under Shirts, Drawers Green
Spencers Umbrellas Overalls, Gloves, SusFeBde, Hand
kercheis, Stocks Common and Fine Shirts, &C. &c, and
an abundance ofwhich ALWAYS hand for sale Whole
sale and Retail, at the LOWEST PRICES
have also on nd good variety of PIECE GOODS,
for sale low by the yard made up custom garments
to order, with "NEATNESS and DISPATCHr To con.
oude, permit to add word of disnterescd advice,
which have doubt will be extensively appreciated and
generally followed. 1t is ths-do not fool your money
away upon the suo be found in other Stores but get all
your CLOTHES and BARGAINS at
No. 81 8, Merchants Row,
dec24 dwtf A. r. WARE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

Leave Worcester at Is and II am and pm
Leave Providence at 7.45 and ll,30 a M and $50 pm
TRAINS CONNECT at hiillyIe with coaches Tor Sla,
vile aud Nasonvlle; at Uxbridge with coaches for Mifr
and Mendon; At Whtns with coaches for East Dougla
and WhlTsvei at Fanums with coaches for Grafton Cer
ire, n. r. Village and Upton; at Worcester with trains
Western Il. Road and Norwich and w. II. r. and Wore
and Nashus r. r.; Al Waterford with trains OF Noriol
County Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham, &C.
Passengers by the 745 train from Providence can arrive
in New York. via New Haven, the same evening.
Passengers by the $50 p train from Prevalence can
arrive at Springfield and Hartford the game evening
The ll3O trains connect Worcester with the Expres
Train for New York, which leaves Worcester at r. III
The II Nm train from orcester Providence
with trains for Boston Taunton Fan River n Bedford 4
The PM train connects at Providence w.h the Boston
and Y. Steamboat train for New York.
GT TIE 745 and II AM. trains do rot stop at Hamlet
u The $50 and p. nj trains do not stop at Ashton On
Hamlet. ISAAC II SOUTuVYICK snrt
sept % le5O dWf
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Fitehburg and Worcester Railroad.

ElGcnDufg and worcester Railroad.
6ea % lzss;i..:: f:s.:s...: s5y.
ENRAlNS leave Worcester for Ftchburg in connection
Il with the Worcester and Nashua trains, every day ex
cept Sundays, at
Gas and IL A. NJ, and at 4 I0P.M
RETURNING-I.eave Fitchburg at
$50 A. NJ, 1913 and 5.45 P. NJ.
Theshorest and direct Railroad route between Wore
ceser Mass and Burlington, VT is by the way of Fitch
burg, Bellows Fails and Rutland. This is twenty-five
miles shorter than any other
The next shorter route by the way of Fitchburg Bel
lows Fails Windsor, White River Junction, and Monpe-
ier This route is 30 miles shorter than any Other except
The one mentioned above and is 20 miles nearer than any
other route to all stations the Vermont Cenra and Pas
sumpsic River Railroads.
Passengers going by either of these by the morning
train from Worcester have hour Fitchburg in which
10 get breakfast Those going in the II O'Clock train from
orcester, have fifty minutes Fichburg dinner iime
and those going in the last train have fifty minutes to stop
for tea
REruRNlNe-Passengers who arrive Fitchburg by the
u O'Clock train have time get dinner and those who
arrive III the minutes past O'Clock p H. tran nave time
10 get lea and arrive Worcester early as by any he
route The early train from Fchbug, arrives in Worces
fer IN season FOR the New York train Springfield and
the last train in season for The NewYork via Norwich
NOV !, ls5O diff
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NeW-York Money.

AIKEN ut par, in exchange for Goods 4 prep1iap, If
2per cent allowed on all good Bank Bills al mis- sts,e
also premium OF per cent on silver Uollars efher
Spanish, Mexican, American coin '''
EDWARDS s. BANCROFT
ueci To- co" No. 10 Washington SQUARE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15

EAPRESslY for culinary and detetic purposes. Exten
- sivey used and very highly esteemed in the preparation
o. fuddhg Blanc Mango Pies, Cusars etc. and for diet
Tor lnvalids Directions for on each package.
Sold wholesale and retail in Worcester by
l.. I. LAZELI Sole Agent,
July 70 G dWisp POI Main
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
COAL! that is COAL!!

fNAN always be found at the CITY COAL. YARD and
~ will be deliver ed in the best possible order Orders NAV
be left at o. f. THoMPsoNs Shoe Store or e. b. FLAcG's
Grocery Store, corner of Main and School Streets
ofcester. IL mo 2. diff b. BUFFUM.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
Washing and Cleansing Compound.
Cheap Cash Grocery Store,

FTNHE subscribers having remodeled the Store on Pleas
4 ant-irst from NJ ain street-are prepared to offer
their friends enre Stock Of FAMILY GROCE-
RIES We adopt the CASH SYSTEM, and osE PRICE,
enabling to sell at small advanye from cost.
dec9--w3tdeodtf H. GRIFFIN 4 co.
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WORCESTER BOOK- RTNnppv ,

M M. ALLEN, B0ok.binder ord p,anl -
iaciurer No &37 MAIN STREET onposito NV ms en
W =, n Pamphlets &C., bound in workmankc n,ern
poxOy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
Boar6.
Orvis' Extra quality Corn Starch,

YOUR or five Gentlemen be accommodated with
4 Board at No. SO THOMAS Sr dtf no
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Notice to BOardsrs.

1--WE or six Gentlemen or Ladies' can find good hoard
and pleasant rooms, within thee ninntes walk fo,
iio ost oice' u! applying at TINS Office Dec 2-dtf
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Watersl Calebyated Indelible Ink.
Lows Genuine Honey Soap

A LARGE lot of this excellent Soap, well known for
n efficacy, in rendering the skin soft and smooth, and
preventing the hands from chappng just received and fer
sale wholesale and retail by J.. 7. LAZELL,
dec24-d6w4wis Apothecary, POI Main St.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
FIRE ENGINES.

AAs4I A94aN1LFI4D,
fNHE subscriber begs leave to inform, tho blio tho,
4 building FIRE ENGINES on his new and imnrnved
pa whereby they can be offered much cheaper than En-
gines OF the same capacity built elsewhere Enp,e bI,
N thorough and substantial manner with Is eet sction
nose and 30 feet leading hose with hose carriage and otbr
lerent sized machines vary in capacity:
inch Cylinder, IA in. stroke, $3.50
es ~ - 143 $50;
~ ~ = 6O9;
~, u IA - 500
Naanied TO siye satisfaction Orders for Engines will
be promptly attended TO. REM J0sf w
Worcester, Oct 10, 1850.
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Egs VgAEgEe 8. NA@gE
Female pyhsician and Midwife.

MI rs e. A. PIERCE, graduate of The Female Medical
~ school located in Boston, respectfully informs The
ladies' OF Worcester that she will give immediate attention
IN al cases where her services may be required upon an
plcaton at her residence, No. II Main street =
Worcester, Jan. lst 1851. ianl-yvItd9mos
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FALL and WRITER FAsHTOWs.

IA RS. FELTON, bess leave to inform the adies Of
yA Worcester, that she has received her Faland " inter
Fashion and that she prepared with the assistance Of
Erehcn elnef TO make rom tho richest Materials any
and fashionable style. " 'e"'
NIB Some very choice styles Of Bonnets win be opo
ed Thursday Of this week The Ladies' are reenect,I
invited to call and examine the above ''N''
Worcester, Nov. 90 te In
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E ngraVin G.
NO. z RRINLEY HAIL.
Door Plates.

irnk ana Coffin Plates, Desk Seals and Silver Ware LET
Tered WIN deafness snd despatch. Orders from country
Jewellers viii receive prompt attention.
/ 7. SOUTHGATE
no BIniey Hall. Ladies' and Gentlemen we inyjts5
to cali and examine specimen cards
n b. CaTds furnished and printed on reasonable terms
dec25-dSm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-15
ARCHI'TECTURE.

VIE subscriber wonld respectfully announce to the ci
zens OF Worcester and its vicinity that he has taken
I1ooh ~ the third story of BRlNLEY ROW directly on
Posiie me American Temperance House. FIR the purpoe
o eSfsa'ng ana Draining Plans Of Buildings public ard
private IN al The various styles of Architecture and he in
ses tose VINO contemplate buiIdng to give him call 50
sai be enabled to give full satisfaction all ht nay ia
Tor him with their patronage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
F0resgn Ports.

Advertised At Honolulu Qct l6th ships Fanny, Holt 10y
New Bedford and Fairhayen having part IL her cargo on
board; Adirondack, Gillespie, tor do aud New f3re ~
should sufficient mtuctn ent 0er; harhs JDsepn buti3r
Gardner for New Bedfurd and New London, having port
of her cargo board VIM Shailer Golhan, tor Ne"
Bedford or Boston. with dispatch Wnslow, S.al. 0r sale
freight charter; big Gen Worth, do do schts I'ra
Hobofn. Tor Lahana Geo Washington. for sale, freight
or charter SD Oc'. 2, ship Rlduga, Cook. from San
Francisco for Shan gaae
Al Shansbae. Oct it, ship Nehras Ioone, from san
Francisco. arr Sep, 10 and others.
sid nom Manzlno, west coast OF Meuco) brig Sylvia.
Ellis Rosfln.
At Gambia Africa. abou, l2h ult. brs Sea Now, Hod
ges for New York.
Sid nom d. about 5th ut. brg Draco silver from sa-
itm) for eeward coast.
st. Jago Cuba. 30th nit. schr. Henrettn. kean
Pbllade pha. Sd 2isg bngs Mo, johnson, Iieniaeso'
s9th Sterling Pike. Pensacola.
sid from Trinidad. Cuba. iIh as brs Caroline, Cook,
Boston.
Al Cienfuegos 10 h INST brig Neptune. Blsford, dss
AZ hemedils Cuba. 9TH lnst brig Eliza Burgess, CLAW
son, for Boston goth
sagua isEh yissss;e A fs- -.' : s'ss
brgs Percy Bunker. New York. Delta. Mehln, Mobile
Arr A. Msrsanila. 2th nit, hrgs Oxford. Monlton. -
Jago; 29h Can't John, Bfanscomb, New-fork. Sid l1h
brig CTangie, BIZ New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
Frsr Texas.

The steamship Meteor, Captain Forbes,
arrived az New. Orleans On the 4th from Galveston.
she left ats F. NJ. m the i2rn. The Meteor msde
the run from bar 10 bar IN 81 hours, ald from city 10
ciiy Ia % hours
The Texas Legislature is still IN session. Three
or four bills have be relative TO the set
Element OF the Puohc Debt They all assume tae
sealing principle as the basis OF llquldauon
We earn from Ths san Aut0Ilo Ledger that Cen
eral SIN th had returned rom that place. after hay,
ing visutd IN person oil The frontier posts ne vi
report the result Of his observations to the War De
parment and wall further instructions from thaI
source, when permanent hRe OF frontier posts VII
be established.
A battalion Of the mounted rides has arrived az
New. Orleans en- route for Texas and the balance OF
The regiment Will soon follow.
Escape or CosvIcTs.- DR. Jesse Kerby
in attempting to escape from the Penitentiary the
AIN inst, was dangerously wounded oy a SHOT from
the guard, and is now Ia precanous situation, sup
posed 20 be insane. On the same day. another con
Wet Richard Bennett from shelby County, convicted
Of murder in the second degree effected his escape
reward Of one hundred dollars Is offered for his
appehensIon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

raes 500 bills common Ono ., 81 50 taken for CT
port. ScuhfD batter. with far je al FIR tha trais
for .he laer restricted by the ady2ncsi
pcss-te aes 100 bbs At 81 Sea 81 S2 Tor cbn aoi
ard 50 ass % Tor Fsucy RE Flour a1i drn
sales Of % bols - 81 -. Corn Meal quiet II 3 u for
Jersy
GRAIr-O NJ arket for Whsa; IL better and the de-
mand active for export fJr mllsg, AMI tue
tendeLc, SIN upward. The sales eco bush White
Southern AZ 81 % $500 bush Waite CANADIAN puva
terms so bush mired Loog Isard at 9i, AMI TO- OcO
b"sh White NJ chi. private -eTms. Corn - scarce
ard better the demand good, but at below the
of holders. S1es 81 5000 bush western ired AZ
are steady i7Gicc fr state and ilGl3c for Jersey
WHIskY-The market 10 q1iet bnt firm Sales Of 50
bbis Prison At 22c Drudge Is nei a pc.
PhONlSIONS-lhere Is d0mg IN Pork oys
old dull and very heavy the! sdDpy Is increasing daily,
and holcer sposed 20 realize The 500 bbs
for New Mess and sl4 for do. Prime Sli 20 for Soar
Mess Beef shade rmer. with more sales e 900
bbs AT SedG Sti Mess Si s. q for Prime Prime
Mess e at $50 sl3 s. BEEF Hams hrmsr AMI Ia
request sales Of 300 bbis at S3 81 for go Dressed
Hogs are IN demand ~ 6fc for packing Cur Meats are
sales of 100 hbs prime &c saabe At
for prime Butter IN spai demand aud Is irm l1Slc.
for Ohio ard li6l8c for Western Neg-YoTk Cheese IS
in good demand for export Al s. G7c.
hICE-Tbe market moderately active NJ steady prices;
500 tieces have been sold At s. e32S3 3D. Prime quail
ties do not offer freely
NAVAL STORES are rather dull Rough Turpentlne
only sells small lots at S3aS3 0ot and SDts dull
38lc with sales Of 400 bbs. RESIN the most IN
quest SEQ hbls sold n. 81 IS for Wilmington and
81 23dsl 80 for North County 500 bo hne sold a, S2a
50 SO.
TOBACCO is dull; 50 hhds Kentucky Leaf sod at
s6ftc There is some demand flr Havana and Cuba, AZ
full prices. but only for small lots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
Opposition Primary Meetings


DKLEGArEs TO THE GENERAL Committee FOR
First Wdrd-NicholaS DimOnd, Richd.
7. Mullgan,' Michael Hapin.
Second WUd-James b. Hetherington, John Y.
Savage, Sem, James Leonard.
Thud Wdrd-RobeIt j. Dillon James Donnelly,
Henry j. Mabbett'
Fourth War&-James smith, Ralph F. Aiken,
Joseph Hilton.
Flfth WGrd-JOhn a. Kennedy, John ID. Dixon,
Henry x. lloflmre
Sirih Ward-Thomas J Barr Frederick L. vultee,
George Mckinley.
Seventh Ndrd-Wm NJ. Tweed Richard II. Con
molly John ID Harrington.
E,gA,A Ward-Daniel +. Sickles,s Jonas Phil
lips, Abraham u. Purdy.
Ninth ward-Wm. valeau,' VIM. d. Kennedy,
George l.. FTeedenburg.
TenfA WGrd-Joseph NJ. Marsh Richard Norris,
Charles Francis
EissatA Ward-Aaron D. Rollins, Jas. Il. Steers,
Erattus W Glover
Tee M Ward-Dayid :. Jackson Peter Me usker,
TarfssnA Ward-Gilbert c. Deane. Samuel D.
Walters, Owen E. Westlake.
Fourteenth Ward-John McDonald,' DAVID Garth.
waite George ID. Peshine.
.FftsentA Hard-Lucius Robinson Charles d.
Mead, c. w. Bough.on.
Sirtssnth Ward-William {. Seaman, Stephen
Mead, George G. Mitchell.
Seventeenth Ward-Charles cambridge Smith,
Frederick X. Ridabock, Anthony :. Woods.
hghtesaA Ward-Lorenzo b. Shepard Robert
NmefesntA Ward-Siephen NJ. Drew, John Easan
George DAVIS.
TrsntisfA Ward-Alfred A. Phillips, William Muir
ray, Theodore MARITIME.
Ttesntieth Ward-2t Ticket-James Moore Jas.
Wallace Sen'r., George Ryder
.Reelsc,ed
YOU'VE MENs' GENERAL COMMITTEES FOR 1852.
Fvsf Wara-John IL. Williams, John J. Dowdell,
William Brown, John {. Alstadt. Charles Daley.
Second Wdrd-John NJ. French Thos. McLsugh-
lin, Richard Logan, John Gilhooly, Richard Car
pen'er.
Third Ward James r. Rich, 4. X. HerricA, Chris
TOPPER Woodruff. James Hackeu, Samuel Bennett
Fourth Ward-Willism Drew, John Baulch, VII
liam Cook. William F. Bixby, James Powers.
FVh Nard-henry Doughery, John \ Briggs
John L Henry, John +. Hunt, James L. Waugh
Strth WGr!-John Green. Charles Neary Timothy
Waters, James Pollard, John G. Phalen
Sstenh H1d--C ornelius HaItnedy,s ThOS Adams,
Michael Barry Anthony T. Gallagher, James Nc
kibhln
EishA WarS-Thomas J. Mundy.. John r Brsck.
esnridge, Morton Fairohild, Dennis Root. John
Wilson.
NnM Wsrd-Georgs w Roome, Eugene Nc.
Ignatius Flynn. ''~-'S'''
Tenth Ward-Cornelius McCluskev. William II
Cozzens,' Howard F. Coates, Jacob MeseroIe, John
Bane.
Eleventh. Ward-Francis Clark, Thaddeux r
Glover, William Landers, John Merri6eld, Charles
Noonan
T~slftA Ward-Henry p. McGowan. Isaac Wood.
ruff, William L. Wiley, William c. Freeman, Wi.
ham Hancock
7Snissah Wayd-John Hyde, George w. webber
Connen
FosrfsentA wayd-Thomas Hart, Anthony Conron,
William Rayn or,' Henry p. West, Augustus l.. Nc
Mahsn.
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En..nfA yard-Riehard s. Emnet, walter n
Jo.ts. Jr BebJsmin II. Fled, Ffederlek I'Jeh'
S,,i,t.n Ward CHARLES 4. May. William slea'
man. Jsme. Murray, John p Kelly Isaac o. seIxas'
Gs,,nf,,pfh Ward-Ed ward PhaeD. John j SmiIn,
patrick Brady Joseph Lux, Arthur Woods.
Eighteeafa WGrG-John Foster, Terrence Keen,
John Murphy. John Nesoitt. VIM. Pearsall
Natt,.ri,h Ward-Jobn O'Keefe, David q. ncCui-
Tough. Ed ward Linton, james Reid Dennis tllnh'
T'usntrsta Rard-Wiam Monttith, Andrew j.
Dunn, George Desfendoff, Charles Dlsch Natnanlei
A. CbiiCs.
Ttsrni,,rh Wqrd-second Ticket-Thomas Hama
GIN, Thomas Dreamer. Michael McGinnis, William
Simpson, Patrick Dayly
Reelected.
The Committee meets for organization at Tam
many Han, Jan. 6, and the stated meetings OF me
COMMITTEE are the frat Tuesday evenings OF each
month. except in June, July, August and September
The Chairman is authorized to call special meetings
at the request Of six members and IN the event oil
refusal by the Chairman 10 DO So it may be done BY
a call signed By fifteen members.