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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-03
CONGREGATION NOTICE-Pubhc

" not'ce T. her,hs gyca. that sale Of Properly fs
UNPAID TA\E> OF the year lSt9 WI take pl.ce Pub
he Arcton SstuitA the m ecuth DAY of Nov, 1884,
n clock the Ci Hall. and be continued fom
ng 20 Gay ult the hole II SAID property SHALL be I'D
and that the detailed statement a.; The taxes and prpes
he sold publ shed TIE Morning tosr1cr asf Ner York
Fncurrfr daily sspapeg punted and pshlShed The
Ciri ~ New Nork Controllers Once, Aug IS, 1881
.nlA Inullu Il. lONkPH X lANl.DR ConkrOler
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS Of
u FICE No Nassau-st-Notce IS hereby gwen, %
the relatives and nsIt Of kin u CHARLIE Is MATFHE"o ,;
late If the city Of York ank dealer deceased and
40 Is alleged Save died n'esrate that shan apply 20
the Surrogate Of the County Of NewYotk, for letters Oh
sisstraou upor the Of the sad ntesta. on he
20h das Of october a. 10 OciocI IN the
Dated New-Yort. Sept 10. 1881. 1900.
JAMES s THAYER Public Adniaissras'r
aS1 2aWkNTak&
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LAWRENCE ODELL, Commissions =
HENRY BEEKMAN.
Dated New York. Sept 9Th. A. u lSJl. s29tDl
SUPREME COURT of the STATE OF

~ PKFMT IUI 4 OT Tie , 7 I q Ut
~ NEW YORK ISAAC PLAT against CHARLES
WADSW OHTH and others Simmons To James ID
Colyer Hannah Mum. Frederck GOodeu and Elisha
knight You are hereby summoned and required 10 an
swef the complaint IN this action. which hed IN the
Office of the Clerk of the Ciy and County OF New York
at the Civ Hall IN the sad Cry on the ID OF Oc'o.
her 1851 and 20 serve copy OF answer 70 the said
compliant the subscriber at his Office No ~ Nassau -
III the CITY Of NewYork within twenty DAYS after the
service Of exclusive of the day such
service and if fail to the said complaint within
the tine aforesaid the plaintiff IN tins sctiOn viii apply
10 the Court for the relief demanded the mpalnt
Dated. October 2. 1851
o3 lswlOwF + KETCHUM Plaintiff 5 Auorney.
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No.

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4
- HALL OF REcoRDS.-PuSi,c NOTICE !. rob, a,
that the io'" ing resolutions have hen the
Boaid Il Assls AIT Aldermen To OPES aud GRADE
n space feet wds through SIDEw AIMS OF sls bet = cen
rroaawsy md srh Also the following r.salut,.n r.
RIPAvE md GRADE OiIvERsr from wa,ef 4,
South All persons Interested HAVING objections tAerrt,
regretted - present them IN wnuns q tAe unde
September 20 1851 JOHN T. DODGE
rs Street Conn Ssl1ueF
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Three Days Later from Havana-Arrivai OF
Mr. Ietoher-Ten more of the Lopez Expe
,iition Captured.

NEW ORLEANS, sept. 70, 1911
The bark Milaudon, with advices from Ha
yana to the Goth. three days later than by the
Empire City, has arrived at this port.
She reports all quiet at the date of sailing.
The U. s. revenue cutter Duane with MIR.
Letcher, the American Minister, on board, had
arrived at Havana. from Norfolk.
Mr. Letcher would proceed to Vera Cruz on
the ODD, IN the t. S. steamer Saranac, which
vessel was lying at Havana.
Ten more Of the wounded prisoners connected
with the Lopez expedition had been captured In
the mountains and brought TO Havana.
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HOTEL THIEF.-Earfy Wednesday morn
ing Michael Henaland came from the hotel OF I'hos
COStIean No Atlantlc-st, having IN his possession
several articles If clothing taken from the rooms OF
the locgers lie was caught and locked up to await
an o "a
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NOTICE. II

NORPORATION NOIICt. = uoIc
y noucs beie1J s.is,ant Aldermen. for SEW Err
from Roosevelt to l.
Ala ~ Saue IN writing. stating theu extent
81 se9 - e Contract CLERK At tbs ONCE on before s
oc. =. t''' NICHOLAS DIAN. P.s.-4sSs.
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NOTICE.-Public no.

n 'OkIOhh liON NJ " IT, uOi0 mo.
tee - hereby gwen. % the owner OF owners, 0ccu-
ani or occupants u oil houses ana lots improved ~ un-
improved lands, Effected thereby, That The following As
easements have been completed BY the Assesso.s and are
lodged m the If the Bureau osment tr cram
nation, by all persons Interested va For tli.blNb
LOTS between the OLD POST-kOAD, FlRSI. Az.
FORTY EIGHTH ST. and FitTlEIH ST. The liant.
embraced by such include all the seye'ai
houses and lots II ground vacant lots pieces and parcels
d, land situated the above blocks Of ground. bounded
hy i8h and 50tb sts Old Post-r0ad and lst-as. All
pers,Ds whose interests are affected b. tho aD"e-
named assessments, and who opposed 20 the same.
90 either of them requested % present their obec-
tons ~ Whiting. the undersigned at their office.
No Hail of Records. within thirty days from tue date OF
TN, notice Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Depart
ment Sept % 1854. - - 49, ,o,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
~ lN ISAAC VIM SMITH. }
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NROTuN AQUEDUCT DEPART

~ BIENT-TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals.
indo,sen propo,aI for building Sewer IN 35h-st Will
he received At the office # the Croon Aqueduct Depart
ment tRouuds Park, until MONDAY the i3h day OF DC
tober 1851 at O'Clock y NJ 10 huld SEWER With tho
NECESSARY RECEIVING BASINS and CULVEkfS. IN
THIRTY SlNIHST from Madison Az to 100 ee' east OF
5thav ieng IN length about $50 feet The plan Il the
sew or and specifications for the building Of the same and
al other information relating thereto IN 10 ootaHea on
MI o. , 1881 NICHOLAS DEAN
"a iOt President of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
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NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN, accord.

VIM 10 law % all persons having claims against JOHN
ROMAN late Of the City Of Brooklyn Kings County de-
ceased that they required to exhibit the same win me
vouchers thereof subscriber at No 2 uton street
in the CITY of Brooklyn aforesaid before the fifteenth
day Of july next - ated January 7. 1851 49,
T,5s iswsmFs JANE BONAN AdninlstrairI
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND

Il kTsI IN vi iIl> VI WI = ~ ~ -
~ SUPPLIES, No. / New City liall-IO BUILD
Sealed proposals wi be AT the office II the
COMMISSION er of Repairs and supplies until SATURDAY.
October ih No II O'Clock NJ, at which time they vii be
publicly opened for making ALTERATIONS and EN-
LAHGFMENTt to ths HOUSE Of ENGINE CO NO ~
IN Temple st Builders Will estimate for the Mason sud
CaIprnrrr work separately plan and specification Of
the work required and all information M regard thereto
can be- had o the Superintendent of Repairs To
Public Buildings, No " Elizabeth st. Blank estimates
viii be furnished az either Office
Bile Commissioner reserves the fight of rejecting
All ~ any the estimates deemed for The interest of the
C0fyoraiIOu. WI ADAMS, ~.
Sent ~ 1851 C0mr Of Repairs and Supplies n
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BOARD OF SupERvIsoRs.-Th BODY met
al the County Jail Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock,
and continued in session until late hour OF the
evening. The President, DR.. A. j. Berry, occupied
the chair Among the business brought before the
Board is the following:
state Tar for Pubic Schools-The following reso-
luton with reference to the conSltutlonaly OF the
Free School Law, and the amendments made there
to by the Legislature, was offered by Alderman SUI
well. and adopted unanimously:
Whereas, decision has recently been made by one oil
the Courts Of this State declaring the rec Schoo.
or some portion OF II, unccnsntuuohaI' anu aS e9 , i
Legislature enacted certain amendments to the sad law
which large amount Of school money has 70 ne raised
% be taken out Of tins COUNTY ana e1P III te
Districts OF the State and as this amendment is IN All prona
by illegal the sad law be unconstitutional ana cOhse
quoh the County under Obligations TO raise the amount
above required therefore,
Rescued That this subject be referred to the Law Com
Further APPROXIMATIONS for the Aims House. A
communication from superintendent OF Poor was
read, asking furthor appropriation for the purpose
Of defrayIng the expenses of the Aims House, &C.
whereupOn Supervisor Bergen moved that, as there
was 10 money in the Treasures hands for that OBJ
ect the of $4,000 be raised on the credit OF the
Aims House apportIonment accruMg from the taxes
OF the current year. Adopted.
Increase Of SalarV. On motion of supervisor
Sparkman, the salary Of the Town Clerk OF WI
lamsburgh was fixed at Sl25 for the present year
Adopted
Tie Ne,r Lunahc Asylun.-Mr Spinoa moved 10
take up the subject Of the new Lunatlc Asylum. a
resolution haG been offered at a previous meeting
bV Mr. Sparkman, to petition the Legislature Tor
new State Lunatlc Asylum to be located on Long
Island. which was left pending IN consequence OF
the adjournment Of the Board, TO which, last even
ing, Mr. Bergen offered an amendment to add an adj
Clilon 10 the present building. The vote was taken
Oh the amendment. which was lost and the original
motion, when put to vote, also lost by large
majority. These motions having been defeated,
Mr.. Spnola offered report from the Special Com.
mitee appointed to examine the subject and report
site for the new Asylum. The report recommended
the purchase Of piece Of ground bounded by Pity
eIehth-S, and Thiri-av. and the New Utrecht line
at the price of 5000 per acre, for that part between
The FIithav and New Utrecht line, and the balance
at 1000 per acre. After considerable debate, the
report was adopted.
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STREET. DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

Y I KFEI
- - pecors,- Pablo notice Is hereby gwen. that
49, retOns hEye been presented m the board OF
Ins Io, change the grade Of 10Th aud i0th ST.
=, ,sye and -; curb ard gutter in lthd between Az
nnss and B. regulate and grade 3zd ~ between w
sb. sde,yajss Doth sides ii Sjthst rem 81 u ih,a,
10 deepen the we'll 5th ST. between OH ana Ih, s
aiso The following resolution To regulate grsGs ann ,as
rsce fur feet wice through the dssalss OF h-4V o.
tween AIT and f2d-s;s All persons Interested hshk op
eous thereto requested 10 present them a wiring
10 the undersigned his Office or before tue h u45 Oh
os ~ N' JORN 7. DODGE Street Comms,,9nsf.
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III wbtne, Liverpool brig George + Wla.es from Cal
Cult1.
BALTIMORE. Oct; 2-Arr Ella Boston.
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SUPREME COURT-LEVI 5. CHAT.

CFIEI ID. Attorney General II the State of New YORK
against THE PRESIDENT. DIRECTORS AND COM
PANY OF THE CANAL BANK OF ALBANf.-IE
pursuance order Of the Supreme Court Oi the state OF
New York made the eighth DAY Of MAY, $780,
the undersigned. Receiver a. the Canal Bank ot AhaiH
hereby gives notice the holders Of the outstanding crcu-
ntng bills of the SAID Canal Bank and 10 the per-
sons holding the certificates gwen by tie undersigned ~
such Receiver of she balance remaining unpaid on notes Or
bills surrendered receiving the hrsi dividend of sixty
per cent that the required 20 present the sand notes ~
bills and ecates for payment O. the sad Receiver a. ms
the CITY Of Albany, within two wears from me ise
of tins not default hercoftha they Will be precluded
from the benefit of the fund provided for the payment The
SAID notes or bills and certificates, and from all CLAIM Y
reason Of holding The same and that the sd und WIZ ne
disposed OF under the direction Of the said Court Tor the
benefit of the other creditors Of The SAID Canal Bahh IN
such manner as BIAS be hereafter determined For the
greater convenience Of those holding the sad bills and GER
ufeaies the Receiver made arrangements by which tho
same viii also ue paid presentation 20 The ConneTcid
Bank in this city Albany, June l. lSjg r. - .
ie7 law2YF ANDREW WHILE hsVeNe'
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OFFICE RECEIVER 1AAks, D Ne"C fiaii, Th''
TAXES of lS5l-Rate 81 9S-loo. -
i Notice Is hereby sIyeH, that the Tar Books 81 shS
present year Will be open Dr payment % TUESDAl ms
18Th day Of july and thai VIII thea be prepared TO re-
celse the Ta1es charged thereon a.. .. n
All persons paying Their Taxes pfsyious 70 Wv =,
November next will receive a deduction ~ irtcfes1
Uet cent per annum calculated from the tine OF ps5he'
On r c,vt ,1ll be ADDED u all Taxes IN pai on ,ns
lst OF December and per cent. o. the I'eh 81 D'0
Der next -. ~ 4. up NJ
b rkahle money only receN ed. -, ,.u., II T..s.
Nppersous seId Ing full descriptions ~ then ptvr7It
,ofh Office vii have thCr bls seat 70 ths' W =.
b. hal by aDpiyIng al TINS once V
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VORPORATION NOTICE.--Public

notice IL hereby gwen to the owners, occu-
pan or occupants all houses and lots improved or unm-
proved lands affected thereby that the following assess
have been Completed by the Assessors and are lodged
M Inc Office of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination
by all psssons Interested, For BUILDING oE"bh
M z9d through the 10th aud Gath st. % ptnt, about
40 feet vest Of gth-ay The limits embraced ~ such as
,csn, s niece, and paIcels II land situated both
sdes II 24th OH and 0ihays On the westerly
SIDE II 9h-av and easeily side OF l0hay between zSh
and 2jt and westerly side OF 1871 a' between
pa and 2ih SIS All persons who's interests are Affected
v the above named assessments and "ho are opposed 10
the sane or either them requested to present their
0becons IN wnilng 10 the undersigned, At their once.
~ Han 4 Records within thirty day. ffom the date Of
f notice Office Bureau VI Assessment, Street Depart
ment Sept q, 1851 1900 - 49,, ,,o,.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
"a it ISAAC MM SMITH,
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, &C.

co,ding to law to all persons having claims against
DANIEL POWE late Of the town Of Ne"t3wh,
Queens county deceased that they are required 70 eADl
the same with the Vouchers thereof u the sliscriDer
Titus " Powers No. lO4 Clm.on-st, IN the clty u
BROOKLYN on or before twentieth day o De- ener mex
Dated June 49, 1851 TITUS W fO"h
% t,vemE. Administrator.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public

Bstce j. hereby gwen. that petltll mas been pre-
seute IN the Board OF Aldermen for SEW Ek IN CHARL-
TON ST from NaodOuga % Hudsonst. All persons IN
teresied having objections thereto are requested 70 pre-
sent the same IA Wnung stating their extent u interest," 70
the Contract Clerk At the Once. on O DeiOIe oc' 10
i85l- CrOt0n AQueduct Department sept e lSol.
va iCt NICHOLAS DEAN President.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate of the County Of NevYork. notice : hereby
gwen all persons having claims against ADAM "ALh-
Err late Of the CITY OF New chant deceased 70 pre-
the with vouchers thereof TO the subScrDer AZ
his No 333 Grand the clty 81 Ne" Ofh
on before the Thirteenth day Of January ne1t-Da'ed,
NewYOrk the lOh day Of july. 1851 - .
/ wi lSW6InEs ADAM WALhER, EAtcuIOt'
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The American Bible Union met at the
First Bapts, Church in Broome-st corner of Eliza
beth, yesterday morning. A Business Meeting was
held at O'Clock, for the election OF officers. The
following cnmnNSe the Rnard elect
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
rogatr of the COUNTY vi NewYoSk notice hereby gwen
- All persons having claims against WILLIAM X
YOUNG late of the City Of NewYOr deceased to present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers al the
store OF DAYTON SPRAGUE, No lO7 Front street IN
the CITY OF New YORK. the Office OF ELLIS, BUR-
kIIL DAWSON 3NaSsau-StTeet. IN the CITY ot New
YORK On or before the 10Th day Of January l852-Dated
New-YeIk, tine 81 day OF Juy. iSjl - ,
EDWARD ID SPRAGUE. Executor.
w. laWsmF SARAH ANN YOUNG E1ecutriK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-04
schnoI Committed.

! The Board of School Committee held their regular
monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, at the Common
Council Room. Reports from all the Schools were
made by the subcommittee and generally favor.
able, though complaint was made that in some of the
Schools there altogether too much tardness and
ruancy This is an evil which parents are greatly in.
ercsted in curing and ii is be hoped that they will
take efectual means to prevent it in future
Rev. Mr. Burbank then presented the Report of
Committee, appointed at the last meeting, to inquire
and report IN relation to the occupancy Of the new
school house on Thomas street,
The Committee recommended that the two grammar
schools, under the care of MI Metcalr, and Miss
Williams, be united and placed in the uDper rooms
which is to contain about two hundred seats and if
the attendance should be found too large for this ROOM
that one of the lower should be occupied for
portion OF the scholars, until the proposed new school
house, on Sycamore street, is completed. Also, that
the secondary schools, now under the care of Misses
Walker and Carey with small delegation fiom Miss
Whttemore's school, be placed in the room on the
second door-say 100 scholars of both Sexes for the
new secondary SCHOOL, and that the plan so successfully
commenced in the Walnut street, and Ash street
schools, of uniting the in the same schools will
be carried out and Miss Stones secondary school be
united with Miss Whittemore's in the large house on
Summer street; and further, that Miss Pratts Primary
school be removed to othe spacious rooms on the
lower floor OF the school house. BY these changes
all the schools occupying the old house on Thomas
street, the large house on Main street. and the small
one on Summer street, would be far better accommo-
dated than at present. and the Main street house would
ha III IL. 1.
been the design of the City Government, and portion
OF the proceeds be applied for the erection Of new
school house on Sycamore street, for which there is
pressing need
After some discussion, the Report was laid on the
table for further consideration, and the meeting adjourn
ed for one week. At that time it is expected that the
question of adopting the recommendations of the Com
mttee, will be decided
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-04

B Mr.. James NJ Buff UNI, whose testimony in IIa,
denis case excited considerable rage in Gee Lunt and
merriment in everybody ese, according to the Boston
correspondent Of the New York Standard signalize
himself before, as witness. The writer says "On
one occasion, he under cross-examnation by Mr..
Lord, brother of the assistant of Mr. Lunt, in these
cases Mr.. Lord did his best to perplex and browbeat
him. as to oVerse the testimony he had given against
sis client. The question something relating to ma.
ehipery, and Mr. Buffum had used the word "philo.
sophieally' in his evidence. Mr.. Lord continually
harped upon this phrase and endeavored to make the
witness ridiculous in the eyes of the jury AT last, he
enquired, npray Mr.. Witness you seem to be great
philosopher you tell me what the consequence would
be f the air should be exhausted from hogsheadl"-
eyes, SIR" replied Mr.. Bufum, "the head would fall
in.'' sIndeed, sr!'' pursued the counsel, sand
you tell me, losopcay, why the head should fall in
frst9 eyes, sir" returned Mr.. Buffum, sit is be.
cause hogsbeads like some lawyerstheir heads
heir weakest pat!' The roar of the Court room &C.
knowledged the victory Of the witness the COUNSEL
and If the learned gentleman not known thencefor
ward. by way Of distinction, by the soIJrq of"Hogs-
head Lord, = it was not for want Of an OCCASION"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-04
Two Weeks Lat&rom California.
Three and one-half 1IiOns OfGoId arrived
at Parma.
SAN FRArgCIsCArgD STOCKTON
REBCETI!

New YORK, JOy 8.
The Prometheus arriv early this morning from
chagres, with $50 passders, ard San Francisco
dates to June LIST.
The steamer Tennessarrived at Panama on the
10th ut, with $500, 600 gold and 250 passengers
On the 3D., the June Slmers, New Orleans and
Northerner, arrived at Pima from San Francisco
the first with 100000 itold and $50 passengers
the latter with 100000 l25 passengers.
San Francisco and Soton are both rebuilt. again.
The news from the minds favorable.
The accounts from San Cancisco are encouraging
remarkable energy is 4ibited in the work of re-
building and restoring whwas so recently destroyed
by fire, and business afainre rapidly improving.
roit which threatened erious results, occurred al
Nevada on the 18th oNlay, but it does not appear
that any person was kilIe{
The Alta Californian MAY SIst, says our city is
built up again. We HE streets, blocks, houses
stores, business, exciteme progress prosperity; three
quarters Of the streets ardned again with habitations
although not four weekshave elapsed since the fire
So too is it Of Stockton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-04

Register, of Monday, staAs that collision occurred
at the Waterbury station, on Saturday evening last
The passenger train had just arrived, and the passen
gers from the hinder car, which to be LEFT there
had scarcely changed seats to the car forward, prepa-
raory 10 leaving for the stations above, when freight
train came n the locomotive running with such force
against the passenger train break end Of the
car pieces, lifting and throwing one end Of entirely
from the track several feet The locomotive also
badly injured. The passengers. some thirty in mum
Der, were all severely wrenched or bruised-thoush
none dangerously wounded.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-04
The Glorious Fourth.

SAxE of Vermont, thus hits off the "Glorous Fourth
Let the bod skepc who denies our worth
Just hear it proved on any s'Glorous Fourth;''
When patTottongues the thrilling tale rehearse
IN grand oratiOns, in resounding verse;
When poor John Bull beholds his navies sink
Before the blast in swelling floods of ink,
And vents his wrath, till all around is blue,
To see his armies yearly flogged anew,
While honest Dutchmen, round the speakers stand,
Forget, for once, their dearer father land;
And thrifty Caledolians bless the fate
That gives them freedom at cheap a rate,
And a clear right to celebrate the day,
And not baubee for the boon to pay;
And Gallias children prudently relieve
Their bursting bosoms with as loud 'uireN
For "l' Amerique" as when their voices swell
With equal glory for "la bagatelle;"
And ardent sons of Ern's blessed isle
Grow patriotic in the Celtic style,
And all for friendship brnise each others eyes,
AS when St. Patrick claims the sacrifice;
While throngng Yankees, all intent to hear,
As if the speaker auconeer,
Swell with the theme, till every mothers son
Feels all his contry's magnitude his own.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-04

CHILD LosT.-Some time since, Mrs. Mary Mex.
SER now residing in this ciy placed her daughter, An
ma B. Messer, child Of three and half years of age
IN the family of Marvin Lahrop, at Shirley village
On the 9th of May last, Mr. Lathrop and wife left Shir
ley, taking with them the child, and have gone to parts
unknown, and Mrs Messer has been able to Obtain
any information respecting their present place of resi-
dence AS may well be supposed, she is exceedingly
anxious in relation to her child and very DESTROYS oil
learning where she is and any information which may
lead to the discovery of her present residence, will be
most gratefully received. Mr.. Lathrops native place
is understood to be Cambridge, N. Y, where he for
mery resided. Printers who will give currency 10 this
notice, will confer special favor on an afflicted mother,
which will be gratefully acknowledged.