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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-30

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A Smart, ,ctIve BoY l6 years Of age, s,hhPi-
n prentice TO the business. lnqu rs,sS"
office. AZ"
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''Let me illustrate this point by desc
very common and important movemeF
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talon right-FAcE. At the first comni,
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l.. y. NICHOLS. n. D., HOMGOPATt1r1,
PHYSICIAN, ResdeEe No. ll2 Main Street ,Jnr'
hours, from . TO A. NJ. p to and TO pm.
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Teachers Wanted

New Fall De Laines1 Prints.
Large invoice Of the above go st opened, and will
"A be sold cheap lo,,n.
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III. $. MOORE, lrchant Tailor Id Dealer i,
LENS Furnishing Gools4No. 234 Mun sired u \ Ito
W D"'iui's' "oioes'eri mass' jyl2
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BY A. GREEN, suetioneer.

DESIRABLE AND IMPROVING ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE
~ The Walsh,
ceased, offer pubic sale, between
streets number OF desirable o 5 O'Clock Saturday
The 10th instant.
Terms onehrd cash; balance, secured by trust
notes sir and twelve MONTHS with
purchaser and
purchasers cost, upon compliance
from Que of the original proprietors.
square sol, ~ fronting by IS street west
contains 4,7U4 square feet
Square SOL fronting by es street
west, contains 4, $50 squar.
sol u.s. fronting rs III street,
feet south l., contains 5000 square feet
Square SOL lot 49, fronting 80 feet south l.
III inches "a IL inches deep, square
feet
SOL lot H. fronting so
FEET II inches deep, contains 2 65 square feet.
L.
IL inches deep, contains 40 square feet
81 fronting 50 south L. 1879 III inches
deep, contains 8 fp6 square rect.
fronting so south L, by 100 feet II inches
deep, contains 6,asS square feet
Square 5 fronting south L. by 81 feet II inches
"a feet II inches deep, contains 1856 square feet
a. fronting 4s feet III inches ID by
OF south L. contains 1863 square feet
io feet III inches ID street by
Is and IS L. effect alley, contains 4h
square fronting a. feet " inches Sd b.
% feet deep, contains 4, 7o4 square feet - -
JOHN MARBURY,
Aug l3-3Sds A. GREEN Aucuoneer.
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DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes tells us how the members
OF the medical profession feel when the poison chaice
OF their prescriptions is commended to their lips in
other words when the vsiter becomes the vlsee
"Just change the time, the person, and the place,
And be yourself the Interesting case
You'll gain some knowledge which It's well to learn;
In tuture practice II may serve your turn.
Leeches. for MISUNDERSTANDING creatures quito
Try them, and, bless you don't you think they bite
You raise blister Tor the sma llest cause,
And be yourself the great sublime il draws
And trust my statement, you will not deny
The worst Of draughtsmen is your Spanish fly
It's mighty easy ordering when yon please,
Infnst Se~r0, coptat mnctas tres
It's mighty different when You queokle down
Your own three ounces of the liquid brown.
'P,istn pmipis'--pleespnt words enough
When other Jaws receive the shock ing stuff;
But, oh what Hatery disguise the groan
That meets the gp hch sends il through your own 10
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"Ah they are very busy and busng here nos but
they will ali be still enough byand-by, said clergyman
from the country he passed with his friend for the fret
time, through CoItandt street into crowded Broadway al
its most peoped hour "And." said our informant Uhe
friend alluded TO- who had lived in the great metropolis
all his liie never before felt forcibly sudden
the observation and ervent the expression OF the
speaker the truth o. his remark To me the scene be-
fore every day one 10 him, spending his days
the calm retirement of the country, the crowd, the
roaring of the wheels the sumpiuous vehicles OF wealth.
and the bedizened irappngs OF prde presented con-
trast strong that the exclamation which he made
forced from him by the oveTpowerng thought fe busy
hunyng tbrong, ye rich ye vain and proud men,
where will all these things be where will you be
seventy years from now p" "After ALL says Sidney
Smith, "take thoughtful moment of life, and add
together two ideas of pride and of man behold him,
creature of span high, stalking through infinite space
in all the grandeur of eness. Perched on speck of
the universe every wind of heaven strikes into his blood
the coldness OF death his soul floats from his body like
melody from the string Day and night, dast on the
Wheel he is rolled along the heavens, through laby
rinth of worlds and all the creations OF God flaming
above and beneath Is thus creature 10 make bmse u
of glory i-o mock al his fellows, sprung from
the dust to which they must alike return Does the
pround no, docs he not suffer does he not die
When he reasons is he stopped by difficulties
When he acis, is he tempted by pleasures! When
he lives he free from pani When he dies, can he
cape the common grave Pride is not the heritage of
man Humility should dwell with frailty, and atone for
ignorance, error and imperfeclion."
[Harper's Magazine.
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THE duties Institution will be september LIST
greatly desired student. BE- panciua 10 day
me Identical that
and is gdy adhered to practice
defence
price 2x cents single OF per dozen In post office stamps OF
Public examinations held middle
rigorous, and attended "a
OF and by general
special induce devote the The
gadings examinations, combined with
relative standing Of the students, and
class the Robinson
gold medals awarded For further information apply
GEO. JUNKfN, President
Lruseros, Va, July 90, 1851. Aug I4-dsisept
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Nrw CALCULATING MAcHISr.-An extraordinary cal.
culatIng machine rs placed in the Russian court 1t
is the invention OF Polish jew named Sael, native
OF Warsaw, and works in addition, subtraction,
multiplication, and division, with rapldy and precision
that quite astonishing II also performs the operation
OF extracting the square and the picated
sums 10 fractions. The machine. which the inventor
calls frimeoa fnstyuuaenfas rs about the size OF
ordinary toilet being bout eighteen inches by nine inches
AID about four inches high The external mechanism rep
resenis three of cphers The first and upper row
containing thirteen fig sres second and
third, containing seven figures each, immoveable The
words addition subtraction, multiplication, and division
are engraved on emclrcuar ring to the right and
dernesth IL hand which must be pointed to whichever
operation is TO be performed The figures being properly
arranged, the simple turn OF handle IL then gwen and
the operation is performed a, If by magic The
most uar power of the instrument s that If ques.
lion be wrongly staedss for instance greater
being placed for subtraction from esser-t detects the
error and the ringing OF small bell announces the dis
covey The inventor has exhibited the powers of this
wonderful calculating machine TO the Queen, Prince Al
bert, and several persons OF distinction. The inventor
also exhibited machine for ascerainng, by weighing
the hneness Of gold silver, but this is TO be submitted
further and more tests Both machines are 10
say the least extremely curious and have been rewarded
with silver medal by the Russian government. During
the week the directors OF the Bank OF England visited the
machine.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-16

SHOEMAKER GOODs-ou hand, and constantly receiy-
- ing OF importation, all kinds Of
minGs.
Merchants and manufacturers will find well supplied
cles in the above line, which will be sod
JOHNS h PAYNE,
Importers and dealers In shocmskers, goods,
Northeast Of Fourth and Arch
July 2~-eod3m
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ARRIVAL OF rRoops.--Lieul. r b. Howard, Lieut..
w G. Gill, and j. n. Wheelock, and fifty three privates
detachment from the lst regiment United States arti
ery arrived in the steamer Wilmington, from Whining.
ton Yesterday morning Another detachment OF troops
we understand s expected TO arrive here this morning
[Chariesfon Courier, dug "a.
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II and New York avenus.-Mrs. u. RICHARDS viii com
ladies
9Th in suitable brick building erected for the
with the ladies, will have
and the and beautiful
apparatus in Union Academy. They will
sent monthly
i-uy sc, by principal Of the Union Academy
ne us
p-eod3w
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NEW GOODs.-The beg inform
toners they just received supply Of follow.
inp articles, 10 VIII they invite atention namely
Black chaIy for mourning dresses
Grenadinc do
DO Pou lie de- Rhine and India silks
Do bombasns q warp apacas, very light
Do and funcy beregcs and de LANES
Fancy French organdic and lawns
Plain figured jAcones for dresses
Swiss and polka musins
Black and fancy Foulard silks
French cuffs and collars, Of every vi
riety and price
Very handsome ace embroidered under sleeves
Ladies eauxe merino lad silk
Richardson and Gray's undressed Irish linens
English and American blesched long cloths
Ladies' Rentemens and Isle gloves
Also every description genemens and youts' wear
great variety goods all of which will be disposed
accommodating terms
beg attention of housek eepc
supply Of
Linen and cotton sheetin9s, damask table cloths
quilts
Table piano covers, embroidered and lace curtains
and buf linen, for window blinds
English and French curtain chntzes tlN
-, 81, and "a white ma1ings N5W
-, 81, and "a fancy colocd matings, new style
-, g., and 8 4 plain and colored maitiuss
Very English and American hoor ocohs, dcdb
very handsome
And large of and English velvet tapestry.
Brussels apy and ingram carpets, Al reduced prices
HOOE, BROTHER. CO.
May 2I-fdu
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ssf5 Aaak 4fsf

Pacific Mail steamsh p Company.-The only Through
Line California and Oregon.
public informed under
company inspected approved by Navy Depart
and carrying the United States nails will leave
Panama and saS Francisco LIST and 18th Of month";
detained unavoidable accident will
Diego, and Monterey The following packets
Pacific Mail steamship Company, which
n port a end OF route, e Pacihci
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frHE Union Academy, corner of 18th street and Now
IL - and commofiou~ building
furnished throughout modern
ste opened the Let day Of September, 1851 The
filling with applicants
Circulars obtained OF principal of 18th aud
anbsm bookstore Those desiring enter should apply
mediateiy
Aug a-eod3w u. RICHARDS, Principal.
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no HE sOLDThe celebrated collection pbysi-
oorca and pathological preparations in the Sgnor
N exhibition the Society Library Rooms,
New York city, viii be sold public auction
sbover rooms, Monday, September Is, 1851.
sale apply In by letter, paid
MOSES n. MACLAY,
Attorney counsellor sisw Nassau street, York city
Ane is -oawtlrtSep
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VALUABLE Improved property for sale, md n rare
chance aiming 5000 building
onnp ay win be sold reasonable
Fer further information, apply a, hi. Office.
AM Soda
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Proposals Clothing. &C., for tho Marine Corps.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
Quartermaser's Office. Washington, 18th August 1851.
cEPARATE proposals this ONCE until Wed
nesday september, 1851 at 10 O'Clock for supply
The marine quantities of following
articles as may required me between
of October, 1851 and 3Oth June, 1854, viz:
Uniform caps, completes
Pompons
Non-commssoned officers worsted epauets;
Brass straps, for the shoulder;
Cotton shirts;
Brogans;
Blankets
Knapsacks;
Worsted sacks;
Fatigue caps, with brass letters, U. s. M and
Flannel shirts.
articles correspond with samples Be
the Marine Clothing Store, New York
ternaer office, Washington and the Marine Clothing Store,
Norfolk Virginia "Pr0posals Clothing
aud addressed Marine Cops, WashinCou,
DC. ~
The responsible bidder will be officially informed Of the
acceptance Of his bid
The newspapers Of publishing "pr0posas" this
give three insertions week until the
September 1851 and send their bills BY printed
of the advertisement, this office for payment.
Aug l5-3tawtSep3
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Canton MAttings, Floor Oalcloahs Carpssing, DC.
THE subscribers receiving, per schooner Statesman,
New York
50 pieces - heavy white Canton matinC
10 do 81
~ do ga do do do
a do red checked do
54A64do
do "a do fancy do
do super English oicoth, 10 feet wide
do American oiicioth from twelve 10 eighteen NJ
iow-priced American oilcloth, NJ
wide
10 do Cocoa mattinss, for basement, &c.
so hand full of every variety OF In
ported and American Competing, such
Tapestry velvet tape. Brussels English and American Brussels
priced hemp and cotton, both striped and plaid together
furnishing which
prepared and fully determined offer upon rood terms
other dealers in this county.
Apl6-n p H. HOOB GO.
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TEXAS Land Agency.The undersigned offers his service
all xppertainng lands Texas but pss
INDICATED lands, the
Terms moderate and will be made known when Informed wn
Address q H. @. CATLETT,
May 3I-smdAcp Dallas, Tsra~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-03

n . N h Y ri a II X CT.

THURSDAY, Jan. 2-6 n.
New Years day having bosn prop srly disposed OF,
business at the stock board open I'd ths morning
with considerable spirit the market continusd buoy
ant throughout ana advance was reassd on prices
currennt on Tuesday. At the first bosrd, Farmers
Loan improved Per cent Reading Railroad, u; Hsr,
lem, - Morris Canal, H. At the second board Can
ton Co. went up "a per cent; Farmers Loan 1; Eris
Railroad, u. Farmers Loan was the favorits, aud
the sales were very large Tho market closed firm, and
there appears to be abatement In the speculative
excitement.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assis.ant Treasurer
Of this port, amounted to S51 0S4 %; payments
$2ol 1862 4o--balance, s1,se23o7 IL. Amount Of in
teres paid to- day 0o receipts account Of
customs for the month of December 1850, 81 076oec
3d. patent fees, s2,a66 10; Post on8cs Department
$40 Gil 90i miscellaneous s771 952 ST. Total receipts
Tor the month 81 SOL o97 81; payments s357oc53 &C.
Treasury notes funded during the month $40 ESQ.
There are 126 banks in Massachusetts of which &c
are in Boston. The following table viii show their
condition on the FIRST Of September lsst:-
or NAssACuSFTrs
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SieI5tng tcih intent 10 Kia-on Tuesday evening an
alteration took place between French shoemaget,
called george Phiester, and n black man named Ia.
tlias Kidd in Skill street, near the Third avenue,
about the ownership of dog. From words, they
came TO blows The Ere mel nan, II ndiug b. get
ting the worst Of the con fct, grocery stere
and sered up large meat knife and renewed the at
tack by the negro, in several places very
vsrsly The frenchmsn then started to make his es-
cape, but fell ana in doing, tn. long knife his
possestion wss unsbeathed and inflicted on himself
terrible wound the LETT arm. penetrating to the
bone, and extending from the wrist to the elbow The
Freedman was srretted by the police, and subse-
euenty sent 20 the City Hospital The black man "a
conveyed TO his r~fidsnce. and medical aid procured
.9reu # .4nohsr California Forrer Capt. Leonard,
Of the eeeond ward and officer Brown, OF the Chiss
tfce arrested on Monday last, In Philadelphia q lu
by the Of Rex who stands charged with pas
ipg in Ban Francisco Sl3 900 Of counterfeit $50 balls,
On tie Missouri Bank Is Bargoyre Co also, 81 cOJ
Of the like money, to A. Adams at the place.
Hex, II seems, csTse PASSENGER By the ohio anI Is
raid to be . resident Of Philadelphia wh.re he hsa
just arrived when the ocors took him n.o Gust aly
Mayor Gilpin before whom the prisoner was breuyht
held him TO bail Ia the II $40 900 n, fugitive
hon justice fom California. Ia default Of ball he
ives committed to prssn.
Chtrgs ~ Stealing a Watch.--A man called Nathaniel
Bird, 1rssted Tussday By constable Jossph on
charge Of stealing gold watch and chain. valued a.
$50 the property Il AInira King residing at no 100
Church street The accused was conveyed befor. Jus.
tioe Lotbrop who committed him TO prison TO answer
the charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-03

Among tn. disting uished strangers In tGsn New
Yssrs day vas Fy. President Doct. Arson Jones, of
Tesas IL II v.ry gratifying TO see most distn-
guisbsd Statesmen and dpom ststs In the social circle
where they ar. al spprosc ssble BY all alike. 1t was
under the administration II the last President Of that
republic that r.ies Obtained thSt Importance and d.,
tircion among the powers 81 Europe, which made its
union -i'h our great republic matter ofenvy aud eK
citing interest. And the last act the vaedctory of
met eloquent State papers OF the sge.
Hon X Cosgshali, Pa Col. n. Wilson. Texas
Col y. Jesup Conn u. Adams. DO; Roland, Pa
VIM G. Draper. New York and ~ stb@fs, arrived and
have taken rooms a. the Clinton Hotel
Nathan Smith. Etq New Hav, q, henry warren
Boston. Berj G Section Isfis; Charles Goodyear aud
lady. Mes Haven; NJ. Islisgton, Eugi and = skaata,
New York aud Titus among tie arrivals ~
the 4 piop Place Hotel yesterday
Geooge Msrshsl POugh krtpsie; W Davis, do, A.
CAM hell. Nirginit; y JenniDg. Cbaneston; j. q.
Haskirs. LoBdon; =. Thsyer Cbsrl-stoa and 4 Law
renee Eoston, arrived yesterday 1t the Astor Hoi,e
w Poster Carmel; Capt Balls, New Bedford D.
Dfsrirg Georgia; T Tyton. Baltimore; Hon u ClsrN
Lockpoft and Capt H-ydpn, 4. army, arrived yss-
tsrdry attic Irving House
Csp u. W Hunter, L navy, Jose pedrtyes Hs-
vaDa. George Generous, 81 Jsgo De Cube. c..
3. revy mopgst the arrival at the Am-ricsn
Jotiah p CcGk La be- arposfsd Professor ~ gka.
n'fy in Hsrvard College, to sugtly the place q the
late Prc'ffrer Webster
Hyatt, 7 Bsr.on Gel ganisrsrn " N uops.
Bnltptre; aamusl Coonly. Us Norman. Phladti+
phia; fisner Q Lovtrrg I. Phillips J. VI Hat
lett, Neoterson Boston, n sinlsy and James
Nasssr, PcUfhi eegsis, UsIs among the afriva.s ~
Howard Irsf
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Llry rEou 81 TaoNss 40 Bssscns.-By the az
rival Of The r.. steamer Merlin, yesterday, fro St
Thomas and Bermuda, ve have dSes from e.. rhoma,
to "a, 2sth ul,. ard ron Bermuda 70 the 10th ut.
The schooner Euphema ALEC arrived yesterday FROM
ct Thomss In fourteen days.
when the Euphemia LETT, there "a. . large nsmesr
Of returning Cal!.ornians AT &C Thomas waiting con-
veyances home T~snty came home In the r., which
many a. could be accommodated.
American produce was plentiful at 81. rhomss, and
cheap.
The new steamer Sea Bird Capt. Tucker, previously
reported put into BERMUDA In distress broke several
parts Of Der eng~s and disabled a. 70 require
IN. aid Of steamer Kite to toe her into port Her
stttbosra vaterrhe-i crank broke when she vas 10
miles :. 81 Bermuda snd III. isrbosrd crank broke
.hsn in sight of land ~ w be for the vessel
TO remsa at BERN Ia, while her machinery u brought
home to repair Capt Tucker. bef commander l. q
passenger In the Merlin having ca 10 consult
vb the s the best measures 70 aiop.in the
contingency.
The steamship Osprey arrived At BERMUDA the
10th o. Dsceubef from Halifax Wits the English malls
10 the Both - November.
yice.A8miral the Earl 81 Dunisusid vas TO leave
psrmuda IN bis flag ship Wellesley, about the end Of
Dec for the West indies.
AnAmerIsan bark had shipped on board ut Nassau,
N p for the New Orleans market. ~ 900 snras,
10 COO emoDs and 600 craps frut the prodiee OF the
pnhamAs
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To this add the daily average Of domestic cores
pouesnce Of say 600 letters, AMI the amour, Of
letters received and sent by transient vessels and T.
will give Cs7 coo letters that have parsed through this
Office in the last quarter. The number offoresn news
papers for the quarter Is ss follows Received is9 ,33
AID cent sZ6O's, amounting to &s5,3oi. The number
o. l.tters advertised In ths quarter 81 pa ore
tslfd which hav. been called for and delivered 10 the
rig htf0l osneTs.
According TO ths.. ststistc' yards Of t-epty four
millions ~ letters passed through ou- Post omse du
rirg the last year Thi. gives IDEA Of the amount
q business transacted there during tselve months.
What viii Il BE- <bsn the postsge ts reduced 10 t~o
cent?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-03

The District Attorney has Issued notice, talHnr On
all pfrsons now NJ der ro-oEnznce upon indictments
ior e.opy 70 appear at the Court e. Sessions a0R.
dsy nrKt. tnd al persons nd ctfd for misdemaanors
merpsar ON the Wedne day iolotinz The Dis.rict
Attorney j. not anxious e. ptsss all hsss parties to
trial en- that day but he@wah t. know precisely hos
he stands. aud be gives notice t0t defaults Will Ne
taken against those who fail 10 apprar above This
ts eotG T. cunning fcr Mf Eiant; Il u frank out
ard oct d. ~ telling thoss 70 vhcm the notice "a
addressed thai they vii stil b cssa upon to toe tho
maxi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-03

The Wr,Srr Hrn.Lp will be published at ten O'Clock
to morrow morning Its contents will embrace all the
important ard interesting Levs Of the week Single
comics sixpenca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-03

sry, l.tl, No. Vol e-editsd BY Samuel UweGcUntans
Ar The E,tracitsn q Tasitiye slsyss IN which thc
ccnsttn orahty 81 the arts 81 lg1 anf lkJo
haf u Congress TO lssifla.o tho subject
Amors he reports wl te found loic Jnque- The
Glide rsieys kayne Gfswold. Publish.d moathlv
at Nassau street Price S. IN advance fsr scts-cigi
vOlumes each nay he had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-03

fnth E,ss another Opportunity those who unable
jou III former halt price classes Books for the rsccgt
~ rurt nance viii b. open this day nnd norrow bis
rooms - Broadvat. nnd all who sih e. acquire splendid
hand Tor 81 20 will q course avail themselves q tbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-03
N1cae European News.

Tie Niagara is due at Halifax to-day, with one
weeks later news from Europe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-03

The name q Mr. Geo. n ". Lynch the obiixng
Clerk Of the Transferred Branch Of the Superior
Court was Inadvertently omitted on Wednesday, from
eur statistics Of that Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-03

The Russ PAvEMENT Now that New Years
day ia past, we hope the Common Council will
give their attention 70 the necessity Of extending
the Russ pavement This system of paving our
thoroughfares must be adopted throughout the
whole Of Broadway, the Bowery, Canal, and other
streets. There has been report in favor of ex-
tending il, lying on the table for great many
weeks, and i. ought to be taken up and acted upon
at once. The infamous gas contract was hurried
through in double quick time, for certain reasons
well known TO the CoslmOn Council; but the Russ
pavement is delayed because, We suppose, there is
no iLducement to pass it, beyond the public good.
Mr. kingslaHd, will you be good enough to look
into this mstter, and ende ayor 10 have this business
coneludedl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-03

cress coats 10 81 $40 fock 81 81 00 vests.
eena 80 81 INV clo8ks ard 0Fercuas 81 90 SlA
81 business coats - o. Also few pair superhnc dotshn
Tants 81 pair. ctrstr ~ centre and Grand Streets