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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-14
LIQUORS.


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storeOla matured B-sndies soft sad delca ate ia
vored Shstry; Cry and ruy Psrt In brsn. co a,ion:
old hnaers French and GermsA Wines direct ross
The growers landing 100 ossks London Brown Stout tn
qurrts.1 prime quality.
IT you WANT BOTTLE OF VERY SUPERIOR
y brandy, wine, gin, rum whskey, &c, 40. for family
use call At TIE celebrated brandy 80 Brooms street.
corner Of Crosby, where be suited with genuine
srcle ct moderate price, and warranted purs or 'ne
money returned.
FOR SALE. FOR cAsH.-cuoIsE OLD BRAS DIS
otvarous Grades; superior Port sherry ana Naaeirs
Wines, Meier's Swan Gin. Jamaica and So Cro,s nnmS
Scotch ar ifish Whiskey hte Havana sessrs Nc, ~
hroome street, near Brs sdwsy. n B-Buyea- an ~
p per cent by buying at the ss'vs the srsess". NV
York.
ITO WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND LIQUOR NsR-
ii chspt.-Ntssrs \. H. simpson \ sons. having made
offensive ments 10 fsrope tor supplies OF hrandies
AUD other liquors respectfully invite the attention whole
n anor dealers 60 their socG which they
tfrrr from Custom House lock- at the lowest mar
ket prices.
Aro1ICE TO IMPoRTERs OF GIN.-THE SUPERIOR
IN Court the state OF New York having GRANTED
ipunction restraining rsrisa ffoo seii-v
yrttising any with trads mark swan cell
ri Civ ~N-tver ~ snd TOR Gwan Gin, unlOss
ia om hereby suiisn AL importers q sra
itfisr " Gin no. 20 port with ths sWsr Eraad.
sfveriisc soii Gin fad 80 Swan Gu urcsf
procure 81 they will ,,h rviss thsuaeve
scHrcHseprs aypHkRp.
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Hair Dye 10 The best yet discoyered or eolcrng the heir
Shihers the II IL spilled. The wonderful and
certainty witt which this fAyogte Ard old established Hail
Dive performs astonishing. 10 lie for paie applied, :.
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reres hair o. the vonisrui Sss pon.
II like magic, Ard dyes the hh- the n0mentit Il
pliod t. either black or brown Of tie post BEAUTIFUL n
natural descr without injury 20 the akin, a"d olv
the softer and silber after the cpersti This vi q
Boges Hyperion Fluid and frsmle Shavps Soaps. IL sol
Wholesale and retail by A. r. S.rdr 10 FulJn stsee;
Rushton CLARK &c 273 and J. Miiesu Co.. l Boo,i
WIN. IT, Csry Co. 2t3 Pearl street. an by irrss.s
ar peruuefs throughout the world.
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ADvERTISEMEHrS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Pc IL SONAL.

PERSONAL.
HAMILTON AVENUE FERRY.-ANY PERSON WHO
Witnessed the outrageous assault on gentleman on
Sunday night last At the above ferry and who aid wish
to have the perpetrators punished for such conduct
requested to tn cir address to Justice Herald oe
MATRIMoNY.-THE LADIES, L. ". ra-A, AND
Iva +. W. who kind enough t. reply to the
tsenent last weeb headed tbove respectfully
quested to call at the Nassau Post oce for letters
he advertiser did pot receive their letters time
comply with their request
TNFOkA NATION WANTED.-GEOROE WAITS
arfivec in this city in the Inois hst
trip from Chssres his retu from California ~ hi
father in lie Pay Jefferson county N waits wrote his
friends about the I'd inst that he taken sigk the
after his arrival here md then under the of Dr.
Franklin, asking hia sher t. vr to him hefs. In c0mpl
tto- advising him that his bre ther
be in TIL Sty Tlesdsy tllth nst asking for
answer 20 be left At The st Oee with ress, 80. Ills
brother Hiram Watts arrived hee yesterday not fading
the letter sent still to this time he has been
obtar information In relation to his brother George
whstever should this NEE. the Of who kno
Of lead to The finding Of said Wallis I'll charges and
will be and mt ct with prompt attention, by
calling on HIRAM WALTs, fremont Reuse. Broadway.
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troubled with tins complaint trar;ieulsry those who
have tried everything without sueoss esn be cures IN
very short time from SIS to 500 forfeited
ding IN the eoprset made saona -he fail. Address
Rheumatism box 3tGs Post Once New York post paid
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CLEIGB-wANTED TO PURCHASE, A SECOND ussp
- Cutter. In good order. Address Cash Hers dicc
INsURANCEs.

rl,HE BRooKLiN FRI Insurance o0MPANY-
ii Chartered Ia Iss'f es 90 Fulton street., Brookiyn
Merchant s Eschsps Ns street. New fotf have shei,
capital aso handsome surplusl Invested The nosi
tr to insure buildings
furniture and other PERSONAL property vessels in
port their upon az Vorsoe terms AZ any other
""'i'' '''"'1''" WILLIAM Ellsworth, President
n STf
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bilty-1hose who wish mud tie mo,s essoi)us rem ~
for and have confidence in popular
dione will trial Of the Osygensed Bit
Sold whoesala aud retail by Nesrs. A. u. 4 Sand
100 Fulton street. c. H. Ring 1872 sns A L. Seoyiu CO
SIG Broadway, and by druggist: generally.
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tFE INTERPRETATION LOAN FUND LIFE
- Assursnce Society Of london; GENERAL Ageats Once,
No. Grand street Jersey City1he abe Sorpary con
nuee insurance the lives persons resident
the United S'.tes and Csfcrra AMI other spec hs
lards, At r rtss OF premium Fer terms, bsnh forms,
NV '"' .. LIANpER STARR, General Asess
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Wigs and Toupees.--Batcheior New
Style Wigs oed the most perfect imitation
nature vet inventet Those wanting article
should Gall ~ BATcHELoEs celebrated Wig Factory Ne
Wall street, where be found .he rScss end beet
sortnens in the city Gerry the address.
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DEAFNESS Cured.-The dcar are cautioned

sans, applying - quaeks. With their oils and boasci dis
eoveros also against i'm who profess 10
deafness by the charming of the starry heavoGs
Dr. LUgENLR, 4e9 Broa way, Nsw York Is the only
gnized aurat in the United States; his
oedendthe result Of sixteen years exclusive tr aent
end study OF the and its eeaees Numerous estim5
male be at his nhrmary UEpaii lese.9 refused
Office till g.
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SOLE cork sole business Boots Shoes CATERS leather
and rubber 0yerhoss and Clogs OF be
sdes everything for foot 70 be thought Of IN great
abundance al made the best style and OF .e best ete
ras eh,aesr than be IN other establish
ueEs in the city. S. T. A BROOKS New FORK Boot and
Shoe Emporium 100 Fulton street. tho cheapest place in the
az Tn eat a urt.c
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CIOTIIING,

VAST orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Lsdiee gentlemen eesrous Of converting their
on clothing furniture de- into cash, cap fair
value for the same BY sendng Or tie suber his resi-
dence or through the Post Oce Ladies attended By Mr
Dusseldorf. l.. NJ DUSSELDORF. IS Kim stree..
VAST OFF CLOTHING AND ruRNITURs WANTED
" Ladies OF gentemen havas any closhlnS furniture
everv, stock goods 10 dispase a. o5tar ee cash
price for tho zane By sending the subscriber a. bis rest
isnoe through She pos Ia es attended hy Mrs. CsLea
N. T. COHEN. o6 elm ssreeA
(NAST orr CLOTHING WAkTED 70 PURCHASE
~ about two thousand dollars worth Of good eft-of
Clothing in large or smsll quantities, ter which the full
value will be given in current application either
prsenay or through pest james horoney at bis s,or
II Orange street. few doors iror, tnsthhm street..
CAsT err CLOTHING, JEwELRy AND ALL KINDS
~ Of supef1uous srticcsTe subscriber still continues
81 hs cid established stand rsJns ossa IN cursr.
for the above maftpr aprca by note eth5r wise
ISAAC LYON, Wall street basement
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The stock, Fixtures, and good VIII or
old Established millinery store lolposiss stewars
Broadway. 10 offered for sale. wifi BE- sold low to
cash customer, applied for Immediately Applya 1T 29
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

TWO STORY FRAME HJUSE AND LOT 10 BE
sold cheap in East Fort street. between First
and Second avenues. Inquire OF the premises: Of
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Word to the Boot and Shoe Wearing
ruAliof you desirous OF getting neat fitting an
servsesble Boot sbe would do
we'll to call st Al Cortland street, undsr the
Hotel where viii find French Calf Boots az 81 60
ally sold SO and
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= Wing, HAIR. CUTTING. AND sEAxpooIao

g. WING, HAIR CUTTING AND sEAwPooIHa
- stabliahment c. =. MEHRFA respectfully informs
the ne residing in the upper part of th city that
costumes to be found No kaverley Place. New York
HOTEL where he will be happy to receive and wait
in want Of assistance in the above line He fiat
ters himself that from his long xpoenee for many years
In the Merchants Exchange he give the best Of sasao
ton to gentlemen who may favor him with call He will
be happy attend gentlemen at their and
upon the os reasonable He ntnuee 70 manufao
ard sell his Justly Celebrated Hair rouc which,
OF the we'll the purpose
Tying and cleansing hair has competitor in New York
n B. Music will be provided for private parties by apply
4 " AZ above.
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cite workmansbp and design great variety OF toe most
beautiful patterns gold apc silver and rich coors
mented with flowers Re- for sae wholesale aud retail by
GEORGE w. TuTTiE Emporium of Fancy Goods Novel
ties, Toys, &e, No. $40 Broadway.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

---~-N>-.,>..s.--., -.J- -e,>>>
HORSE, RoCKAwAY WAGON AND HARNESS TOR
ssle-The horse full hooded Beit9under BY Jaet
Jr, fast end cominxeE cd has been used
in We city Int two months raised near Trenton per-
NE ssddle has had no tyssng and will saad the street
without tying The Wagon isne.ry bwt 70 order by
III apdrtsu n w. aud will he sold toresher single, for
want They he ~ JOiiNSpNS Stables
ref Bterum snt state stTests, Brookiyn.
EOR sALE-A PAIR OF LONG TAIL BLACK
Heres, Us hsnds hisa and : year. Did sound and
Eorris's livery stable, b65 Houston street.
WAGON HoRsks AND HARNESS E0R SALE
w viii be sold, for want Of asd tor cash, at lew
price, pair Of bsy horee fat In either single double ha
and under the saddle easy and gentle Also
seated rcel wagon made by Cors stevens Broad.
way and perfectly new. Harness tsnses. briles and
every thing complete They may ~ 0iimor And Jar
Wis stable Hicks street. the Srsh ferry for further
information note addressed c. at the ooe Of this paper
will be attended TO.
CLEIGB-wANTGp TO PURCHASE, 4 SECOND usHp
" Cutter, In good order. Address Cash, nersd tmce
HORSE OwNERs TO CukE HORSES ~ DlsFkN
per- Pink Nolds asd other COM 'n diset,is 'i
ssnt Of condition IL horses g,e the EJuauaa nnlne
Powders Depots ~ BasArd stre5a and - tu'oa srte'
BROOKLYN Price ~ eouts ap'cbAfe'
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Fancy GOOds.-Ward, Dickson d Co.,
formerly Bailey Ward Co.. the old stand Al Maiden
lane New York Importers Of French 0erm,n ar Engih
Fancy Combs, Fans, Jswery Porte Mon
notes. Work aud Dressing Cases Writing Desks, Volins
AocordeoBs Peumery Stationery Nc Please office that
nrn 10 Ward, Dickson y Co and our number Al.
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Selling OT.-PetersOn q Humphrey, $40
Brosov ecrner Of White street. will cell the tire lot
,rpens purchased ~ the late large auction ssles Al the
Following prices frusses So to los yard extra
heavy Three ply IS do Super S. to Go sood il WOOL Is
sd 10 4s Oil C!oths extra heavy is yara, and all
other goods equally low.
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RuinOus Prices! Tremendous Sacrificed
Wonderful low price for Epssh Three ply Carpets Drag
gets, Rugs Table Covers Window Shades. Mats
Carpets Oil Cioths STAR CARPETS &C. ~ q IRAN AMBER
SONS, Ne 80 The NEST extensive assortment
exhibited u this al
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HOUSES, ROOMS, sc. WANTED.


WANDA LARGE ROOM. AND TWO MIDDLE
sized ores either we'll furnished or uniurnished with
beard not above Twentieth street, for eenosn his wife,
and two daughters and single gentleman for the winter
Best reference required. Address Venice Herald office
WANTED TO HIRE-A Two STORY AND ATTIC
w Birch House, with modern improvements SITUATED in
respectable between Houston Thstieth
stree Address g., bex I,s9, Post Once.
EURkiTrRE wANTED-NEw OR SECONDHAND,
suitable for three story house which will be paid for
In monthly paymtn the best OF security gyeu for tho
faithful fuhlment Of the Obligation Address Furniture,
this Office
COUNTRY SEAT WANTED. WITH FROM FIVE TO
" ten Of good and land the house cottage
podern built containing a less than six goot sized
necessary good water garden and orchard
hinns the various futs Must be within ten fifteen
miles Of New York. steamboat railroad route
Price from S20O 70 g. 800 address particulars 10 WILL
LIAM HENRY, postpaid, Brosiwey Poet Ofaee.
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NgyILDERs PATENT sALAaAEDER SAFES WITH
w hich's improvement.-S tesrns Marvin sueeassors
Rich Co have bsad excellent these
valuable Fire Proof Safes which the only safes
featured, combining the two pAen Widers and Riohs
Burglar Proof Safes Bank Vault Doors made
STEARNS u MARVIN
Successors 70 Rich Co l46 Water street. New York,
Owners OF the exclusive right of Wilders patent for the
staten OF New Jersey, Maryland including District OF Co
uTsbis North 9TH Carolina, Georgia. Alabama Lou
stna Flor Iennese Ohio aud Indiana and joins
Urctors with Ss c. Herring FOR the States of New York
1aa and Calf mia aud owners o. the exclusive right Of
Elhs patent for the whole Of the United States.
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~ free use Of the oils Of merit industry. civility
nSuee them e WORK Tor tbsmsiVos III, Il IN. oaiy true
70 obtain iends Bay and Tor them and isng
you keep good will lose the PED
lsrs travelling msrchan and brokers In general who have
routes establshed will do veil TO call on Dr. K. at ~
md 70 their interest the Doctor his advcr
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T>HE ANT-BEAR AND THE LYON.
l. The little emm cts have a bear
That drives the creatures TO despair.
when he comes smelling round their hill
With his sharp, destructive bill.
But there's q Lyon for the bugs,
Who finds them out in cracks and rugs,
And takes them of one by one,
But kills the rascals BY the ton.
Ire they can say jack Robinson.
The Crystal Palace sends premium
Which says that LYONS drugs tome.
Depot for the sale of Lyons Magnetic free from
poison fer the destruction Of vermn and Lyons Magnetic
Pls for killing and mice No 42i Broadway Ca
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ME WORLDS FAIR THE FOLLOWING LETTER
has been received by Mrs. Haight 200 Grand srret in
this city, complimentary 20 the attention and courtesy Of
Chas r. stansbury, Esq as IL Is hstripg her prof.
sion al pride in having secured with
ston the prize medal for she skill and displayed
her manufacture Of those embroidered shirts which
iibited at TIE Worlds faif: London Eug, Oct IT, 81.
dosr Msdsmt have the pleasure tn infor you tina. the
embroidered shrte shown by the Great Exhibition
anve received from the jury the award Of prize medal
dear mbdnm, your obdt sesyt Chas Il. Stansbury.
Nrs Uairht"
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ROWLING SALOON FOR SALE. IN tue CITY OF
- Brooklyn, In desirable oeEtoD doing spleI did
business snd will he sold for The alleys
and in first rate ion i've lease. with
privilege OF the number years. Apply by
letter CIR other wise, ct No. 90 Myrtle avenue.
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Commercial Bank, Perth AmbOy.-Notes
OF this Bank hsB st rs cent discount Notes Bank
New Rochelle, James Bank, Farmers Bank of kinA
ke semed st EvAFS, and73 vulton stroet
pc yment for ready clothing of ell descriptions
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KIISCELLAN EOUS.

VENJSON, PRAIRIE BIRDS &c-T0 DEALERS IN
Came and Hotel Keepers,-A dealer in Detroit Mcai-
gan prepared to forward all orier through tho com'ag
for Venieon Prairie Birds Quail Wild Ducks White
fh. 70. on Reasonable terms Dealers wishing 70 m.s
supply receive further
BY adsressing III ros pat early possible, 70 "Ro
berts,' Box sl3. Post Nfiee Detrut
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I,BE CELEBRATED PRInA DONNA AND PROBES
cir ring, sguora Eliza Valentino. gives her
iscns ladies residences. she will promptly attend the
applications made by letter; Hotel Pslsrn, Whitehall
ctr e. scar the battery where shs Re
ina Che has . Of seventy ladies whom she has taught
during two yetfs residence In New York
CyHNAsTIC ExEpCIsEs-w. FULLER RESPECT
NJ fully informs his Nupils and the ble in senera that
his Gymnasium now open at No. le3 william street. be
tween Ann and Beekmnn streets The exercises therein are
we'll ADAPTED for all and fer rreryng health and In
vstrstinF the constitution, decidedly superior 70 all
ohers Those trorted With dyspepsia rheu atism. will
end the exercises Of the highly ben shcia ~ b.
Spsrrrg and tanght usual The Cgoton water
with taAs in ths establishment
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Do0Rsi DOORS! D90Rs!-N. r. KIMsALe, NO. &
~ Beekman street. has hand or makes 20 order the
best klnd Doors to he found in the ry prices
from 81 Is to SIS Also Sssh and Blinds for sale cheap
tie'e cheap.
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The peculiar method Of suitng the styo
OF figure pursued 9, Green's No Assor House giving
universal Orders in from the
parts OF the Unon SO mach for invariable fts and
varying ctuality, -
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A CARD;-Io hANAHAN'S BEAs5 BAND.-TIf
"A rorfok Elues offered you thirds your be
fore starting from Hoboken but refused IL;
rsfuee to pay you Come out with eIrHse
joseph T. Corr ell, CommApdanG Joseph rooker, ThjmN
J. Russell ses retares.
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CTAlNED GLAss.--A FRssa SUPPLY OF POT METAL
~ and hsshed Glass; g.. she dir sizes and coOr
seiyd and for sale reduced prices by fREDK HoosE
No. / william street.
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ShaWls! Shawls IA Splendid Assort-
ent of All kinds Long and Square shaws such a. Bay
State waerviet, Scotch Plaid Wooen shawls. Broohe,
Tkibet shmsre &c. &c in every variety Of Atty
price, may be found at nIr6 HCoCK LEADBEATERS.
3H BreasSay corner of Leonard street. Also splendid
stock OF Par tsian Cioaks and Opera Cloaks.
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O. w. LyrLs, CoIlsctos.

letter from the Surveyor, submitting plan for
bridge across the New Canal. was read and no
fsrred 70 the Committee on Streets and Landings.
PETITIONS, ETC.
A petition from Messs. Boxant, Holmes q Hand.
Ian, Inspectors Of Beef and Pork, in relation 10
hauling their pickle 10 the river, and being inter
fered with by the Superintendent Of Carts and La.
borers; communication from D. Cronan, in rela..
zion to the contract purchased by him for furnish
ing square block stone; petition from sundry
citizens, have sidewalks, curb and gutter stone
laid in all the streets intenecting White street,
from Felicity Road TO Clio street q communication
from committee Of the Carrollton Council, in re-
lation to the utility and necessity Of consructne
bridge across the New Canal another from q large
number Of citizens Of the Seventh Ward, in rela-
tion to the filling up Of Florida Landing and con-
sequent change of the grade Of lots, etc. psti-
tion of citizens and property owners in the rear Of
the Second and Fourth Wards, for the cleaning,
widening and deepening of the Claiborne and Mel
pomene canals; and Of J. Brander, for permission
10 retain veranda built BY him in front Of his pro-
perty in Perdido street road and referred to
the Committee on Streets and Landing.
OF Louisa Peterson, E n. g., for permission to
emancipate the slave Louisa; of J, Valentine, the
slave Sarah Of Charles White, the slave Sarah
Ann; petition Of Nj. Book agsnss Police officers
Rutter and Jones Of dealers and tssders in slaves,
asking the Council to pass an ordinance rsktrcting
the sale Of slaves to district east Of ST. John
street, betwesn Canal and julia streets, ETC.; I
complaint Of F. Schultz, and Of fcitisens of Jackson
street, against C6mmissary Walton petition d
Phillip Hoctzel, for permission to erect steam
engine his premises in Tehoupitoulas street; o
citizens eh Common and Gravier streets, in tn
vicinity Of the Charity Hospital against nuisance
of g. H. Wing6eld and others, against the COW
stable attached to the Camp street Orphan Asy
lum . complaint Of Mrs. Mcleod against Lieut.
Hughes, Of the Night Watch . petition Of msr
chants, ship owners, citssns, and others. praying
the Council to enforce the laws in relation to run
nsrs for sailor boarding houses, and for protection
from their assaults, etc.; were read and referred
the Committee on Police
OfMrs widow Nellegsn for rsdustion Of licsnes
of Charles Clapp for remission of fine; Of M.
widow Nellegsn for . free license; Of A. R. Ken
ney to have suit assinst him discontinued: q
Stephen Campbsll ierssmissien Of 6ne; and a
L. Lambert for same; were Rad and refsrred
to the Comnittss on Claims.
| OF IA. Beard, for reimbursement for propert
destroyed BY sons "6libussers," ss lss Magasiu
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1t will b psrcsiysd from ths sbevs dat ths esupassiys
mdsmsanOss. suoh breaches Of ths peaos ssst ess
as ! s s., 81 nc S.p.s .F Fs e: x n s:
..,s - SIs !. MT On ths i.s... sad q s.ppo q s.
ssessS y q. nua.ea: S,aa: q Sss. ~ isiss .6s
re .a viii. -. ssess !. Ss
ss Sn p: :u %1ny AZ. v.ss. % :ld y !. S
Ses. Ss :, \: 4. ,Gsis ss, ~ :ss rs
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nh. !. e SP1 e g :: ~ - s =, .ss - a = :scs
even @ M fhs m O rsttls. 'Fs ~ =,
&c., s = "a . eng
population The Pea isw have wsnsd ssd. .',sis
.Sci lns :incs. va: % %psessSs swamp. Az scsIys
so s ss s e. r. r.;
pey and Hps. The time rot f distant when moss than
ssas q he comfort ossvsnissss % ana and Sss u &:
While such css the actual poles force o the Muni.
r. Ii Sss sr i
Sos, y pTs A. sPpsa 2 b wh ts
re Ssnss snS
concerned. shall b e IL yss1s psfsinoao.s
L .i,:,.. Il. connection % i ...s !. lst...
qnsaisd ibo1css sSi.,ss of { is. II esdss Q pss.
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