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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
Rnildinr Lnts.

THE subscriber has for sale of the desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester it is situ-
ated the side of Chatham Street, the hghh OF
land the Dwelling House of Rev. DIR. Smaey and con
about 5000 square feet He has also other LOTS
the Street. containing 5000 So it, each-and three Lets
in the vicinity Quincy Stand several Lots
the Red Mills Taylor Street.
j. diff CHARLES WHITE.
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FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.

GAoA4ONA0AL 4 UhIS11 UhE,
L. A. HOLMES, 157 Main St., Worcester,
(Old stand of MOVES & KIxBALL)
MANUFACTURE and Dealer in Rich Drawing Room
WI Chamber, and Cottage
FURNITURE.
FEdTHERS,JM MATTRESSES, MIRRORS,
LOOKING GLASSES, &c. &c.,
with the largest and best selected of Furniture
to be found in this city.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited visit this
Establishment and examine the above extensive stock Of
Furniture before purchasing elsewhere.
VIM. A. MOVES can be found at his old stand where he
would be happy wait upon his friends and former cus
ers and orders left with him will be promptly executed
L. A. HOLMES, l57 Main Street,
directly opposite b. L. Hardon & Co.'S New Store.
septl7 dwtf
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Havward's Gazetteer of the United State

Havward's Gazetteer of the United States
WIS Work will comprise ample descriptions of all the
a riates territories, Counties, Districts, Towns Cities,
ana villages in the UniIed Sates to which will be
numerous Statistical Tables, good Map of the United
5taes, and choice variety of handsome Engravinps by
JOHN HAY WARD, author of the New England Gazeteer
Law Register, Book of Religions ETC.
me GAZETTEER is to be issued as soon as the limited
states census has beer officially returned at Arlington
wnch VIII De IN the early part of 1851 pains or
Will be spared to render this Work accurate and
to the public generally -A'''
II will contain between 700 and octave pages printed
with new and beautiful type good paper full bound in
eather IN superior STYLE with gilt backs and corners Price
TO subscribers, Three Dollars copy on delivery
AGENTS WANTED.
Inc undersigned having the agency of the C.our,;os
worcester, Hampshire ampden Berkshire and FranLIn
are desirous OF obtaining number of efficient Agents in al
the ABOVE Counties TO canvass the several towns eai
ply to '0AN'a'ion' ap'
WARNER KINDS or
1oo -, LUC1US BEACH
u7c'V-u~"u "a Mechanic street. Worcester
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IUo-tb.ro, ond worcester Express.

,Westboro' and Worcester Express Sn Man
z day, Jan. l5 going from Wes Tl,IfR s 70
Wo5ceSIsTs twice week, on MONDAYS and thO
DAYS, "a .,,1ock A
do worcester before T.; NJ. ..;o,,,;,,. :
The patronage of the citizens oil Nestoofo ana vicinity
H All orders in wri ing will be sure to receive prompt
return. Nasonfs Fx nress Office,
Corner oil MAJ" an" ' LYMAN HOWE.
,-.,, To-, 1881 jan2t-eod2w
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LIME.

NO. ~ Washington Square, Worcester,
W. constantly receiving large quantities OF West India
49,, %o , ana Groceries, from New York and Boston
Gona sla w, Se very CHEAP for cash As they are
ton Of all those who wish TO pay cash for their eoo
CUSTOMERS - ~ ~ N '''s'' 'o' Such
''''' sud- lool' janl6-dwn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
Mystic Cough Mixture and Asperient Pills.

~ Mirure for Colds Influenza, lCatarR OF the CHEST
s,bms Bronchit s. Groups Hives or Rattlesl Whoop'
inc onsh Sbortness of Breath, Difficult Expectoraon
aef in ConsomptIon and where il is impossible TO cure
II Is sre TO relieve the patient The dose is from 80 to 80
drops. -, -. > e. 90
The Pills 10 be taken pill, bitter or syrup Ter COS
,vaness Bilious Diseases Jaundice, Liver Compl int,
Scrofna Eruplive Dis ases Sick Headache, Dyspepsia,
and for the prevention wei OF many other dis
eases as will be by the Programme and Directions ac
companying each box and bottle. Dose-one pill each
day.
Both Cough Mixture and Pills are warranted entirely
vegetable.
Fhyscans are frns ed with the formula where is de
sired and all who have made efficient til approve OF it,
The above medicines for sale in this city by L.
LAZELI JAMES GREEN, D. SCOTT & CO, SPUR
sIBLEY A. CLARK, and by DRUGGISTS generally ia
this part of the country. d&eow5m-dec9
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Christmas New-Years' Presents.

ADAMS, of Waldo Block, has splendid assortment
new style Paper Mache Tokens and Cases. of szes from
the largest to the SMALLEST for Holiday Presents Ii ans
person purchasing Dagnerreotype this establishment
can get another of equal ert any other
CITY, they are invited to return it and receive their money
or have it retaken free of expense
Highest Premiums
Awarded to Adams the last fairs the Mechanic
Association, dec20-d&wt
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Drawing and Oil Painting.

MI RS FRANCES r. ToWNE, VIII receive puni,s =
WI either sex at her over the Manuactnreprs ~
susance Office No 1872 Main St, Briney Row. ~
NIB MIS- TowNE will desired TAX Portraits in nj, ~
cl! os rom miniatures or DagGerreotypes Also make
copies Oh PORTRAITS or other Pictures Specimens of cory
ing can be at her ROOM " '"Ps
~ Hours from 10 to IL AM, Q to PM
Worcester, Nov. 6, 1850 H.,
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House Wanted.

near Main street 0ss Containing mt or 10 rooms
not to exceed $50 " nou Try Of small family Rent
dec5 CARY & FIELD Central Excb.n,
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For Sale

N00 BUSHELS Potatoes, 100 bbls, Apples 4OOO lis.
COO Butter, 5000 lbs Cheese Under No 246 Main st
Opposite the city Hal,
WOrcester, Dec "a, 1880. diff L. RUGREE
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For Sale or Exchange.
For Sale.

A A NEW and convenient Dwelling House tborouob
@ IA ly finished with the best mater als and pleasant
situated on the height of land the corner of Graf
ton ana Elizabeth Street, ding beautiful view of
the city, and formerly occupied by Lewis f. Low "
Also ~ House Lots the same The Lots con
tam ABOUT 2O0O ieet OF Land and will be sold so low AS To
able to buy large lots now "0' Oo0n
credit viii be given to nit purchasers. Plan of the
LOIS can be seen by calling upon the subscriber For fur
Their information call upon L. W. BANCROFT or - iui
Nov Is deotf NJ AEp51p,r,
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For Sale or to Let.

smFA lie BUILDING formerly occupied by Mr.. F. E
G.S- u Biseow situated the RailIoad, near Messrs
oosp rsI Mil 1t is suitable for manufacturing pur.
T ncine shop The Lot is about as by 80, with
Sept S DIFF SIMEON MAYO ID
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Boston and Worcester Railroad

oosCon ana worcester Railroad
s4 g 7z..3s3 Co..
pTEM w y; AIRRAHGEMENT, commencing Oct 4 1850
Leave Worcester ats, 1904 1890 am 34O I0t N
Mibury us e q i az p, "a
=" Milford ate 7Oo g iIg PM
I" Saxonvie at S15 AZ &,
{, Newton at ZOO and 4so& s.i5
BrooEine ar q, q y l04 am, "a, 81, 6 Il $50
TRAINS FROM BOSTON leave as follows
tor W0lcester at 73O and am, $780, &c. a. 53Opm
Milford at canaan -
g Saxonyle at 900 AZ :,
Newtona 745 70 20 Q 6 o,1 q 12 -
Brookline at 8 O5 & 81 m 124 81 6i,& 1000
foi uter PARTICULARS see Pathfinder Railway Guide
VI owl G. TWlCHELL, Sup't
Flovidence and Worcester Railroad
ASs u As, ~ ....;i.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Oa anu affer Ocf- = 1850
TRAINS
Leave w orcester at Z. Is and II am. and nm
Leave providence at 7.45 and 1870 a m and 5onu
1HAlNS ONNECT at Milyile with coachee TO- 81
vile and Nasonvie; at Uxbrdee with coaches e. NJ,
and MendOn; AT Whitins with coaches FIR Fat Ilri
anu W hi.svile; at arnums with coaches for (raon a.,
ue, N b. image and Upton; at Worcester with trains
western r. Road and Norwich and w r. r. and W.
and Nashua r. r.. AT Waterford with trains of NJ,
County Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham. Sc
PASSENGERS by the 745 train from Providence can arrive
III p 5New YORK wa New Haven, the evening
Passengers by the $50 p NJ. train from Proyidenca 80
arrive al Springfield and Hartford the same evening
ne ll50 trains connect Worcester with he E,n-
ram ior New ork, which leaves Worcester AT p n
KIN trans Tor boston, Taunton, Fall River NJ Bedford
Inc I'm train connects Providence with the Rns,
and Y Steamboat train for New York w oi
~ &c 20 an1 An trains do rot stop at Hamlet
r. ~ inc ooo ana r. M trains do not stop at Ashton n,
Sept IS, 1850. 0N' 9hpt :
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Hotel to Let.
FOR SALE

kA A ND FURNITURE FOR SALE-situated in a
E::H Astonishing village, and now doing a good bns
- mess. Apply at this office. dec 2-jtf
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AwA A COTTAGE HOUSE. nearly new on Saem-st ,
Nsf containing rooms with good supply of water
A very desiable place for small family and will br
sold cheapa part of the purchase can remain if desired
Apply 70 WIN. A. DRAPER & CO.
April 25. DIFF as Front st,ras,
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$1,000 REWARD.

,r111r sbove is offered to any who will furnish an ar
cle that given the public; that is so safe to the
patient tn WILL sufficient trial cure as many cases Oh
rCoIghs of every kind in short a lime as the
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To Let.

SHOP, 20 by IS feet, over NJ o. Woods Livery St.,
Ian a la5a 'si'ou' l. SLATER,
- - jan4 If
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To Bonnet Manufacturers.

yIIE subscriber has good machine for pressing Bonne.s
u (ofthe Franklin style) which he will sell cheap
WestborOugh, nov. 0. 1850. Il II. 3. ALDRlCH
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the mischievous effects this Sunday liquor trac.
stringent law upon statute books againstt Bu,
OF what avail IN It, IL these laws enforced as
each rtnrnipg Sabbath testifes they not!
We must look to our city authorities for protection;
and the ordinances now existing insufficient they
must be strengihD We must look to that great
of civilization the prs 10 point the enormties
this trafc We cok to the pulpit to do Its daty
We nn ssk al our good citSens to look IT. and IL
found to b, have stated We call upon the Legisl
ture press, pulpit and private etzens all 10 unite in
the great work Of crushing this hydra
These two subjects Tiz-tho limited accommodations
Of city prisons ard mpossbihty Of elias
styling offenders and the Sunday liquor trafc-whoh
furnisbes large portion Of the smates that All thrsa
prisops-hsvo been singled out by this Grand Inquest
not ieoau.e they the only Of crime in
midst but because they ara the most prominent and
mort fruitful sources aud therefore requiring thu promp;
attention Of our au:horit!es
1t Is with much qualification have noticed, within
few days, that the Mayor has put forth proclamation
ordering enforce If the laws relative to selling
Hgsor the S1btash. II he will enforce that Law,
npt ran step will have been taken towards the
p hI. Mt Of thoTe greet reforms all have In view
As the vsgm weather Ia approaching Of the sta
ton houses viii require the attention of the Health
deps The confined quarters and badly ventilated cells
susted mostly In the basements of The buildings will
need continual attention. 60 prevent sickness during the
summer
The attention Of the proper authorities IL also called n
the dapdated sste Il the interior walls and ceiling
the Bellevue Hospita ana tho only efficient remedy that
can be applied 70 mako II ut for its present uses to ~
niolsh the whoie interior and put 1t up anew.
Another subject demanding attention the Small Pox
Hospital on Blackwsis Island The building now used
for that purpose IL unworthy tho Of hospital and
disgrsce 10 the city proper building suitable for
this purpose, should be immediately erected The sick
of this d who may be- carried from midst ought
well rodatd the prison patients which Is
nov fur from being the but they have been allowed TO
die from exposures unavoidable in the present building
aitr h.vna become convalescen from their nrst disease
Ibf Grand IBquest were much fratfed with their
annation OF all tho ether buidnra &C. connectc1 with
aA the other !nr.;tutions upon both islands
WM. EvERDELL.
s.sr s CoSg7ANT, Secretary
Grand Jury Room, May %, 1851.
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The Forrest Divorce Case.
SUPERIOR COURT.

Before chief Justice Oakley.
MAY 2a-On the Of Cdtharine N Forrest EdVir
Forrest a suit for divorce, being called,
Mr. OConor counsel for the plaintiff, answered that
he was ready.
Mr. Van Buren said that the plaintiff had moved for
struck jury In the and that the motion
pended till tom and that she had also moved for
a commission to examine MIR. forney in Pliilssl pha,
which motion also TO be beard 10 morrow lie (Mr
Van gratihed to nrd that not with nding Mrs
Forrcst had tina. both tho special JUICY aud the
tessimory CT Nr fcrrey indkponsably necessary
To eIsut for her fair trial that the Plaintiffs counsel
avowed his readiness 70 Tho defendant had also
made application for commission examine witness
In New Orleans, which motion wou "a also be- heard
morrow (sa;oroayl He therefore, suggested that this
c8use te rvsecved until TO morrow.
MIR. O'Conor remarked that counsel had committed an
IN stating that MIRA Forrest had 10 tha. c
fct; she may Rave sworn 70 the r.teriay OF wnoss
thousand witressCs yet that would prevent her
being nbe t. 30 with 1--WE less; and although she
had applied tor special jury ke willing % go
With one from the present jury list lie (Mr oConof)
coLf.hsed that he eomewha. taken by surprise at
fndii that ts tho calendar for to-day;
and though he had witnesses court the opening
s'atemep. would TAXI orio tim and tho witnesses could
10 doubt be here at it's conclusion
The Chief Justice under all the circumstances OF the
case said ae would the tiu Monday,
jury trials WIRE heard saturdays. Adj ourned till
Monday morning
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inthe north where English residc); Rouen, Havre do
Grace, Dieppe, Caen and other psstMs M Of NORMANDY.
Nantes, Blois, Tours, &c., 1000 Bsrreges, Pas.
bordeaux, Toulouse, and the department Of The
Pyrenecs, 300; Montpelier, Nismes, Marseilles,
Toulon, &c, $500; AK, .Avgnon, Lyons. So.
1000. The others are distributed in di6erest
parts--St. Malo, Brest. Chsrbourg, RochefeFt, La
Rochelle, Orient, &c. Admitting that esoh ono
expends On an average q. Or q. per day, tho
sentees in France would be about 60, ,4D,0eo
sterling, which is at very moderate calculstioH-
This, however, does not include casual tourists
visiting Boulogne, Calais, Havre, Diepps, Psriss
&c, or passing through France rosae TO Switsee-
land, the Rhine, and Germany Italy, and pia Mar
seiles to the ports Of the Mediterranean, Malta,
nc, by the overland mails TO India, and versa,
which will considerably increase that amount. Az
BRUSSELS, ostend, Client, Bruges, Antwerp, Liege.
'erviers, Chareroi, and other parts Of Bslgium. .
great number Of English are domicilod. SO that
the present census taken in England ~ to tho
number Of ber Msjestys British born subjects must
be very inperfect-iDdeed it is utterly impossibls
ever TO ascertain what is the actual number e
English in the various parts Of the globe and s~x
cgioniry.
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Our baltimore correspondence.

BALTIMORE, MAY zos 1901.
Bsesrsc:ivs Fsre-House Of Rgage-Paurrsf fvaR
Nelc Yorl-Poscder Mil E57losior, &c.
A destructive fire occurred last night among The
warehouses on Smiths wharf. The warehouses ef
Charles Prendergrast and James T. Prendergras
were entirely destroyed, while that Of JohA w.
brown, shipping merchant, was greatly damaged
The upper stories were occupied by Messs. Sels
mon, Gray, Parrott & Co., sailm akers; Charles F
Andrews and Joseph Weathers, public weigherS
The amount Of loss, which is not very great is fully
covered by Insurance; but If il had not been for the
slate roofs Of the adjoining buildings the damage
would have been immense.
The work on preparing tEe grounds selected fsf
tie site Of the Baltimore HUusc Of Refuge mas CO
merced and the erection OF the necessary buildings
will be vigorously prosecuted tc com mpietion. 1t u
about three mules from tho city, commanding
view Ct the city and bay, and the surroundlsg
country for many miles.
The Mayor Of Baltimore has received secsaA
letter from the Mayor Of New York, conmunic2f-
ing Information Of the fact that large number sf
psupcrs, recently arrived in that city from Europe,
were packing up for professional visit to Baiti-
more. The excellent accommodations and good
fare ut cur Aims House. make Baltimore . point
Of attraction to the wandering paupers; but they
viil hereafter be compelled to work on the Esrta,
with the shower bath punishment in Of refusat,
Ons Of tie buildings attached to geatty's pow
der mills, a fcw miles from the city, was blown up
on Wednesday afternoon Fortunately there was
IL i: at the time, ard il is suppo ed to have
been caused by friction OF the machinery.
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The French government las recently becn TAX
irg tho ccmus "a the present population of frtnce,
tie tsmc a. thc fcgtstiAtian autD0ritics have been
dong - he united kng5ou 81 ,,fUat Britain ding
lEta, alcs, ireland, Scotland, the Cbsuucl sla IDS
So According - The Ul.sl.l roturn " che Sluis
TEL of tho interiur- cum! i.sd itpm tho returns .
the pri,ciF, subprvst's, mayors, nlid municipal
authorities of the different dot srtnents unos,
cit alpssIs tbet there ase liz fluncc S5sByD,Uu
nh6bitpnt. u both rcscs, aud, With the ISLAND os
CorsicA. her colonies In Algeria, Na-umqge, u,us
drIourc PepdichCuy, Sc 4 will anount t. more
tLsn oa,.V0vV0. Via r,.geot e. tic number 81
Foreigners dcmicled, II ~ na,ons 4 exceeds ! :
cCc 10; oi thee, upwards II 1000 arc Eng h, IN
VARIOUS ler.s Oi the county, which l. constdsrably
les ihsn PREVIOUS y TIC rcyUluti0n, wien y
exceeded 10000. The following are a fec of
tie ITircipsl localities fequeuted by tho Ing
lish - Isris, Neully, 81. Cl9ud, Versailles,
- Seir,in, Cbatvnton, -. Denis, &c.,
3,Cc0 ssoms yesrs ago there pere moro tnsn
81 LOO 10 the capital add viuirtyl; BculogBe.snr-
Mer (It ,o0y), srd It's environ yiDsgcs and tovns-
Csyeoure, Ma1usua, Wicardenpc, RsLgcnlbcrt,
Wimil.c, Asrqnise, O.troho ~, Samer, scuiohstcl,
Winereux, Hontrcuil. 30, 1900. Bgulogne Is
jps, called English colony, a. IL u the isrorite
resort of families, in covscqasacs OF shc purity os
the ar, the deli ghtfu -cenery 10 itscuryvrs, inod
rats prices q provisions. tho baths and port, which
IL one og tho fncs. In Ia Mancb. gnd ~ proximity
10 Lnglsud, With tho facility of steam coclmaaics.
.ion with Eots;on, twics daily, Dover ouce, anl
l,ondon direc. twice weekly, 5y he splondid pack
Of tho Commercial steam Company, and twice by
those Of tho General steam Navigation Company,
nnd riss r-ec II Is tho nearest Tprs ~ l2r ut 70;
par,sss going W peSa, Italy, so., szd haa tho al
vantage over Calais, having alvays n sniHcierl
quantity Of water TO admit tho PACKETS; thu II \
more preferable for .ha " AL paosst stallion than th
o'har. Ceiai,, baess Villc, =. Iieire, Colcsao
and Guinsf. 3,200 (foriaefly upwards 81 T,D1)
| Lrrkirh, Ie'gaes, Bourg lioufg. and Wormhaa.
| 2e0O; St. Onsr, Cassel, and Aunsrtierts. 2g
Amiens lille Are . Douai, Cant nj, Valsnois isnn<s
sIs ~ Suicioa, osico lthc9 afs tAe chss i9vl
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Common Council.
rohEp or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

EAr 23-1he President in tho Chair
The Of til. lat meeting read and approved
Assistgrt Alderman scCAI-isy moved suspension OF
the rucs 20 take up the rcmonstrsnco Of Joseph sand
and cthcrs against the regarding Of south street which
acted last evening, III the other Board. The
rules suspended; ana the question concurring
h the board of Aldermen, in sspending the proceed
ing in regard 10 regarding South street. wss Put aud
carried
rxrtr,oas rzEYsRED.
Ofthe Recorder the City JUDGE, District Attorney
ard ya.cas others connected With the Court OF deaersl
Sessions setting forth tho Inconvenience the present
ana asking that sui,atle apartments shall
be sptedy provided 70 carry tie business Of the
Court q Sessions or l!sni " hita member Of ,I,so
COMPANY No a. for remuneration for njuries received
tia fau Of the buildings in Tveoty arst street OF
CatEsrne stra;ton AID OTHERS, 10 ss curb gutter
stcn,t and 20 flag eide walk between ory-eighh and
Fotiy. ninth str ets.
EtnonsIapccso Of owners Of properly In Troy strset,
agans; bril.ins sewer ia said street. Referred.
EhroRts
Cf C0u n,stce Hosds recommending & concurrepce
rtl tho erd Of Alderman In tho adoption Of tho reso-
'a'.un d d Eight, fourth rtr,et from Ninth avenue
II Iua.ea i!set " Ovninit,ee ~ stioets slverse 20
tAo ItttQ 4 Rogers IcbE.e Co., 70 paw Broadway,
l.tr cn 81, htr and Bond stFuets. 0f Committee
E .lr re,u.ulsndng Il coucurrcuce in the RESOLUTION
t ac Lard ef AlJ ruen 20 have au Toe sidewalks on
fiehty nth street asys'd ~ Committee the Fire
bpsiimen4 in favor " ecucurring in the aelion If tho
Eea.d Il Ad.tpta la the rrroluon Iro1di og for the
pt!rt OF The puhs of uunaDe III - COMPANY NJ, 20
Uf nniittoc. In favor Of purchasing house in
Twenty h;l ttr q, Tor Ersn- Company No I. ofCon
ntttc Roads. rcvumcHiiag ccr idrrtnoe with thu
LCaid q Alder In tir adoption u the fSsou ton aud
,rdrarce 10 regulate and siado fifth avenue, feom
Fortysscord % seventy frst street % Cammittse
isw D. palu, ut In favor az confirming asessient li-t
for bnt In tuurth street. from tlle bowvry 10
Avenue y and appointing atncr SANFORD Collector oi
rina Ccmmtt,e. ia feyOr ~ with the
oibcr Boara 70 it the tax of ka1~rtY sud Lcask OF
sie copi,te Ia favor .: concrrring n roland money
e. ~ p,ckie. or c,mmttee, in favor OF pay ng
hst.ur tyher FOR ringing city bell OF n.nio y1mmtt.c
20 -r5uce II arthur dray To remit cf Joha N.
hslsn. o. Lewis Gaylord CLARK j. n. Ofpsaes alb, It
cn.estaro. aAd IA. IA Jones 90 same commit CO. Ia
vcr Il coaeuri ny with Beard of Aldermen 70 pay Geo
u 0Ur for u.e az Bellevue iota IN Commits on
0f tnxu it, Ttrr
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NATioSALa ACADEMY or pysios-TITE TWENTY.
49, Afagsl ENeihl..ss sfsho Aestsays so~ ss,n =
Ne rwbtc - sesr CsIers>f, Ne. 50 Uyoa1wh. srpos
stnd ssTer% s-vra A. ". paA ~ v. " Ai1.istsnos
sasi ssss. atses, 10 ssEtat sssalessfa ms oen py
" saxcocur. Cor. Secretary. =. A
1NyyNroIS And oTi gss REQuiRgHc sNCfNgRR-
~ ng ~ hrchNectttsl Efs~n11, via wltAorti wors
ns srrwtYr fTecileAticns, eftitn Es b. uf
sfsrsla oftce.
gro CoNNCIssfrRs-JUsT RECEIVED PEr STRAIN
ev krtso. et r. snrsYoy Iins Rnxra o. sssr
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