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Office Of the american Telegraph, Sep. %.
BALTIMORE Sep. %, p m.-saies to-day OF 900 bbls
City Mills -four at x3STk, and 500 bbs at s3sl, cash
Sales ordinary TO good e5@7oc Of good
prime reds at To@74c Whites quoted Mt 7o@soc.,
and white family -four at s39s5c
PHILADELPHIA, Sep. %, Q p m,-salcs Of red wheat at
S0@S3c and old Penna. white at s7391c. Yellow corn
64@65c Rye 61@65c. Oats 32@33c.
Sales Of -four at 81 for State brands. Rye -four 1926.
Corn meal $500.
NEW YORK. Sep. q, p. m.-stocks lower Erie
has declined I'D; Canton a.
Sales Of $4,000 bbs -four at 1924 for State brands
$4@t412lz for Genesee. Rye -four $33lL. Corn meal
s312 Sales Of Michigan white wheat at 92c Sales Of
10000 bushels mixed $4,000. Rye zoe.
Sales Of mess pork at 1878, and prime atsl3.25.
Sales Of 800 bags Rio coffee at s15@s5s and 100 hhds
New Orleans sugar at &C. Rice SIC.
Cotton Is quiet Sales OF 600 bales.
Sales of7o hhds Kentucky tobacco at 5@o1fc.
Whisky &c.
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Communicated.

1hC why ~ wah AOhcS
Among the distinguished strangers now in
this city are Mr.. Meredith, the United States
Marshal of Indiana, and Schuyler Colfax, esq.,,
of South Bend in the same State.
Mr.. Colfax was the Wing candidate for Con-
gress in his district at the late election against
DR.. Fitch, the able Democratic candidate.
. There is scarcely more able, eloquent, and
popular Wing in the State of Indiana than
Schuyler Colfax. 1t was confidently anticipated
by those who knew and loved him, but aOho did
not know aohat the administration was doing
against him, that he would beat DR.. Fitch. He
did run the able and eloquent Doctor to the
very girth, and no doubt would have beaten
him, if the Wing Administration had acted NTH
and for, instead of acting against him. His
friends say that during the hottest of the cam
paign, Mr.. Secretary Stuart, who now boasts
that he knows no distinction between Wings
and Democrats, undertook to paralyze Mr.. Col
fax's exertions in the Wing cause by sending
to his opponent, DR.. Fitch, an appointment, in
an Indian matter, worth eight dollars a day, to
be bestowed by DR.. Fitch upon such person as
he might select for the Office.
But, as if this was not enough for this Wing
Administration to do, in the way of damaging
Mr.. Colfax, the noble and eloquent Wing cham
pion, and showing to the Democracy its readi-
ness to abandon the Wing party that had
brought its head men into power, the Post Office
Department under the control Of that more than
intellectual giant, Nathan x. Hail. must needs
remove, as mail agent, the step-father of Mr..
Colfax, an upright officer and sterling Wing,
and give the place to man who would take no
part against DR.. Fitch!
At one point Of the large Congressional dis
trict, it is stated that DR.. Fitch would boast
that he had the confidence of the Wing Admin
istration, and produce the proof from Mr. Sec
rotary Stuart; while, at another point, the
adroit Doctor would give the Wing Administra-
ton and Mr.. Humbug Stuart particular Jesse
This whole business has been laid before the
President by Mr.. Colfax and his friends, and
IN effort is on foot on the part of the Admins
ration to remedy the blunder, if the thing can
be done. 1t is reported that Mr.. Secretary
Stuart, very cunning political aspirant, tries
70 feel extremely mean, contrite, and penitent,
IN the subject My advice to all interested is,
not to believe in his show of penitence.
COMMENTATOR.
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WE ARE NOW HEUETvING one or the
w largest and abandonment stocks OF Dry Goods
brought 70 this city comprising general assortment Of
French English, Canton Scotch, SWISS and American
goods TO which invite the attention Of buyers In
the lot win be found
100 pieces rich plaid and brocade Silks beautiful
CARPETINGs.
100 pieces 3ply and ingram Carpetings
70 do velvet do
10 do Tapestry Velvet
10 do velvet pile Druggetts, extra rich
10 Rugs, some extra beautiful.
sep 2a-eoat HALL BROTHER.
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DRAPER AND TAILOR.

yXTILLIAM TUCKER, late of the firm Of Lane &
w Tucker, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and
9th Streets is prepared to receive calls from his
friends and the public generally, having just
opened very large and extensive assortment of French
and English Cloths Cassimeres and Vestngs, selected by
himself with great from the most extensive import
ing houses of New York and Philadelphia all of which
will be sold at the lowest cash prices and the reputation
of his Establishment is sufficient guaranty to all who
may honor him with their patronage Of the style in which
his garments will be executed.
N B-Is shall be ready in ten days to show of the
hansomest that have been offered
in this CITY, sep 20-3taw3w
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OPENED, THIS DAY, Avn MRS. z. MoFFETTs

IN Street, opposite Odd-Eettotos' Hall,
A N ASSORTMENT of rich Fall styles OF Ribbon, vary
IA ing in price from 12 to rs cents per yard, and 70
which the attention Of the ladies respectfully solicited
Also, rich Belt Ribbons Flowers, and various other NH
nery goods Also lot of weselected Straw and otner
Bonnets. The ladies will also find few beautiful pat
terms Of Gold Cuff Pins, imitation do with genera as
sortment of ladies' toilet and other articles. .
The attention of gentlemen Is requested 70 iresn se
lection Of Silk Cravats and Pocket Hapdkercheis All OF
which will be sold low for cash, sep E-u
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rIIIE SUBSCRIBER has just opened Glass in
i which children and youth instructed in Music
and Singing Particular pains will be taken that those
attending shall be well grounded in the elementary prin-
cipes of the science. He will be happy to any pa
rents who may think proper to attend with their children
The class will meet in Temperance Hall, II street, be-
tween 9th and 10TH every Monday and Thursday after
Moons, at AZ o'clock. Terms, dollar per quarter,
payable in advance. JOHN EDGAR,
sep 20-3t Professor of Music,
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TO MECHANICS.

rTNHE BUILDERS GUIDE-contaning Lists of Price,
i and Rules Of Measurement for Carpenters, Brckay
Sonemasons Sonecuters Plasterers Slaters Paint
ers, Glaciers, &C. Also, table Of nca square, and
bic measures rules OF mensuraon, the building regula
tons, the laws relative to buildings lien laws &C. &C.
just published, and for sale by
R0BT. A. WATERS,
sop 16-3m ID street. between 9th and 10th.
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Do GHOSTS APPEARf-The Rev. Septimus
Tustin is this evening to lecture in Philadel-
phia on Ghosts and Apparitions. 1t is thought
the editor of the Philadelphia Sun will be pre-
sent, in the hope that some Of the beauless
young ladies will be afraid to go home by them
selves
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M. M. WHITE, Undertake.,

Fsansycania Avenue, near Third street, South side,
opposite Gadsbys hotel,
NTOULD respectfully return his thanks to his fellow
wv citizens and those Of the surrounding country for
their past patronage and would inform them that he is
fully prepared to fill ALI orders for funerals at the short
est notice lie would respectfully say, that he has
hand a large assortment of Fisk Raymond's Patent
Metallic Collins. Those beautiful alright collins be
bought low mahogany coffin, and II the mahogany
coffin is to be made alright the metallic coffin be
bought for half the money. sep 23-lweo
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CARUsI's SALOON.

VNHE MOST INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE Ex-
hsl,aon that eyer visited this country viii be held at
oAhusis SALOON on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday 24th 25th 10th and 27th-four nights
The universally acknowledged Panorama is Alex
ander's magnificent and picturesque HISTORICAL Pa
the beautiful Scenes Of the Lords Last supper and the
Resurrection.
The sublime and magnificent Painting, intended 10
illustrate the Great Work--THE CREATION OF THE
WORLDS described in the Book of Genesis with PIANO.
ramic VIEW OF THE GARDEN OF EDEN, with all its
Scripture, TO the AWFUL DESTRUCTION OF THE
WORLD by THE GREAT DELUGEl
Admission so cents
Doors open at III o'clock-Panorama viii commence
moving at 8. sep 23-5t
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MAL-ouoTArIoS.-In quarrel between two
Of "the gentler sex" yesterday afternoon, it
was proclaimed by one Of them that she would
not hush--she would not keep her mouth shut
she would say just what she pleased would
speak strnmpet-tongaed to the world II was
suggested by bystander that she probably
meant trumpet-tonguedl
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MARRIED,

At Salisbury, North Carolina, Sept. IL, by Rev Prof.
MORGAN, his daughter, Miss CHARLOTTE ELIPHEB
MORGAN, TO H. DELAFIELD SMITH, esq, Counsellor
at Law Of New York.
At Portsmouth, Virginia. the 18th instant by the
Rev Gro M. BaIN, Mr.. NATHANIEL v. WHITE 10 Miss
VIRGINIA A. WATTS, all OF Portsmouth.
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LOST.

A LARGE MOROCCO P0CKETBooK, very much
IA worn, and wrapped in piece of brown paper. 1t
contained pocket for each month in the year. had
in it large amount of notes of hand several deeds of
trust fire insurance policy, &c. Some of the
endorsed and some not Those not endorsed nearly
all made payable to As usually carried this Book
to my dwelling every night to guard against fire. might
have been left the seat Of the Omnibus in which
went home Saturday evening Any person returning
it safely to me will be literally rewarded.
A. M. McGREGOR,
It'll street, below d.
90 a&s
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THE CONTINENTAL GUARDS is the title Of
new volunteer military company now forming
in the Seventh Ward Of this city. Their uni
form, we understand, is to be the same as was
worn by the officers of the old Continental army
1t will be perceived, by the advertisement, that
o preliminary meeting is to be held this even
ing.
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LAMPS, OILS, AND PAINTS.

fINHE Undersigned would respectfully call the nten-
i ton Of his friends and tho public generally to his
stock OF the above articles which he has selected with
to suit the Metropolitan market. lie has on hand
and Is In daily receipt of the following OILS which he
will warrant superior TO any for sale In this city
ETHEREAL, Camphne, Lard Solar, and Winter Strained
Sperm with great variety Of LAMPS Of all descriptions
A. HATCH, JR.,
two doors west Of Todds new marble building, Penn.
ay, andC st. nearly opp. the Bank Of Washington.
17-tf
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPH

ExcnAsdE PAPKRs--We continue to receive by every
mail newspapers containing little card To the Pub
lie and asking exchange. Our offer in that has been
long since revoked. II
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/ OST-On Saturday afternoon, on Pennsylvania ave
j. nue. between 9th and 10th streets, LADY'S FINE
GOLD GUARD-CHAIN. Any one into whose possession
i may have fallen, will be generously rewarded upon
leaving 1t at the jewelry store Of Messrs GAIT BRO.
22-3t Nat INTEL
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COAL AND LUMBER.
COAL! COAL! COAL!

rJ,HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his old GUS
toners and others, that he il prepared TO furnish
suitable Crates Stoves and Cooking equsl
in quality and at the lowest cash price, compared with
any other yard. Those who wish TO study economy
would do well TO CALL as prepared TO sell lower at
this time than Mt any time for the last five years Orders
received at Mr.. John p. Caan's, Of 18th and
Streets and at my Coal Yard 1874 street Maryland
nuc. JOHN PETTIB0NE.
sen l6-6tcod
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A SIGN PoRTENToUs IA late noticeable item
in the book trade of Philadelphia, New York,
and Boston, is the fact that works on military
tactics have been sold very freely to the mer-
chants of South Carolina
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cCHOOL BOOKS Mt New York Prices.
~ full assortment OF all kinds now in use and the
best STATIONERY ofevery variety, for sale by
AUSTIN GRAY,
au go 9TH street, opposite Odd Fellovs Hail.
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NEW FALL GOODS!
nW Is THE TIME-JUST OPENED

NEW TALL UUUUb.
NOW Is THE TIME-JUST OPENEDi
90 PIECES rich Black Silk Laces, very cheap
.)U 10 do. Black Gro dc Rhine silk
90 do. Mousselaino de LANES, at 12c. very good
2b do. Extra do 25 cents
100 do. Calicoes from cents up
100 do. Bleached Shirtngs and Sheetings
25 do. Atwood White and Coored Flannels
% do. Bleached and Brown Canton do
rs do Irish Linens very low
Cloths, Cassmeres, Tweeds, silk and Satin vesngs.
Also, white, grey, black and ncycolored Yarn Custo
mers will do well TO give call have in store
good assortment OF fall goods and win sell at low prices
WILLIAM r.. RILEY,
sep Str corner 8th st.. opposite Centre market
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NEW FANCY STORE, SIXTH STREET.

a
I Street. rear Of the National and Browns Hotels.
Ladies' fine Gold Broastpius, and beautiful styles
Garnet and Cluster Earrings, Eardrops
Chased, Garnet, and Scaled Finger Rings
Gold and Imitation Cuff Pins, Gold Snaps
Coral Sets, Necklaces and Armlets For sale at
At Mrs COLLISIONS Millinery Fancy Store,
9th st., near cor Louisiana ay, rear National hotel
GENTLEMEN'S White Silk Merino, and Scarlet-lned
Gloves; Hosiery, and Toilet articles. sepl9-
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DARRY's Trtcopberous cures all diseases of
I'D the skin and hair and Is for sale Mt the low price of
rs cents per bottle At the Drug Store Of and eth
streets J.P, CALLAN
son "a
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REMOVAL.

John d. CLARK has removed his MAGIsTRATEs No
- TARY PUBLIC, and GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE TO Twelfth
street. third door south Of Pennsylvania Sol
diers Claims for Land, Back Pay Extra Pay, Pensions
Claims before Congress and the Departments, promptly
attended to at moderate charges Persons at distance
explain their claims post pad and suitable forms
will be sent back with instructions. sep 19--6m
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FOR PROMOTING THE GROWTH AND BEAU
Trying THE HUMAN HAIR.
STEVENS lat the Atheneun has just received fresh
supply of the following standard articles for toilet
use, viz;
Phalon's Chemical Hair Invigorator
Barrys Trcophcrous
Jayne's Hair Tonic
Guerlains and Haules's Eau Lustralle
Rowands Macassar OIL Ok Marrow, &c.
Also full supply of Lubns Extracts, Soap Cologne,
&C., all of which win be sold low ut moderate prices
STEVENS,
sep 2o-6tl At the Athen@um, opp. Adelph Theatre.
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sep 22--6td
lNat.Intel.]
PETER BABB, OF BALTIMORE,

PETER BABB, OF BALTIMORE,
HAS OPENED IN THIS CITY branch from his
Bottling Establishment, and is prepared to supply
the Hotels, &C., with his superior Ambrosia Mineral
Waters, Porter, Ale, and Carbonated Cider.
sep 22-1wl Office at the Empire Hotel.
Hy- washington and Alexandria Fer
ry-bOat COmpany.-An adjourned meeting OF the
Stockholders of this Company will BIO held at the Office
ofGeorge Page esq., at the foot street west Thurs
day afternoon 25th instant at o'clock. full attend
requested business of Importance will be laid
before the meeting. By order of the Chairman
ltd
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

UISSOLUTIUN UF PARTNERSHIP,
rJyHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the
i subscribers under the Of 81 eeside Wander
werken dissolved by mutual consent the 2d day
Of August last
persons having claims against the said firm prior TO
that date viii present them TO Mr. Yanderwerken for
payment. G.. VANDERWERKEN
sep 23-5t j. r. RESIDE
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AN ACT TO supply deficiency in the appropriation for
removing nuisance certain lots in square hun
dred and eightyfo
BE enacted dc, That the sum Of sixty-hve dollars
and twenty-five cents be and the is hereby appro-
praed out Of the funds Of the First Ward to supply
deficiency In the appropriation for removing nuisance
certain lots in square hundred and eighty our,
and that the be assessed the several lots
which the said nuisance existed
Approved, September H. 1851.
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DOUBLE-BARREL GUNS, &c.
VNTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED lot of DOUBLE
w BARREL GUNS, and GUN FURNITURE, which
offer at very low prices
Also, SINGLE-BARREL.
CAMPBELL CoYLE,
Sign Of the Anvil, opp. Browns Hotel.
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II NAME IN PART, Wines-Heidseick a Co.'S Cham
payne, Caret, Hook, o. H. p. Madeira, Sherry, Lon
don Dock Port, Hunt Co.'s Port Liston Ccy, Malaga,
&C., &c.
Brandies-old London Dock, otard, Dupuy a Co.,
Pinot, Castion Co., A. Seignette, &c.
whisky--Irish, Scotch, Monongaheln, and Old Rye.
Also, Stoughtons Btters, Swiss, Absintb, &c., &C,
Fresh Peaches received every morning.
JAS. T. LLOYD,
sep 11-tr Pm. av., doors east Of 5th st.
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SUCCESSOR TO JUDGE WOODBURY.
learn from the Republic that Benjamin Robbins
Curtis, esq, of Boston, has been nominated by
the President to fill the vacancy on the Supreme
Bench created by the lamented decease Of Mr..
Justice Woodbury..
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. 2s.

Sum discs Oh. Som. Sum ssts Oh. Sam.
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ALExAHDkh's HISTORICAL PAHoRAMA.-In an
other column win be found the advertisement Of
this picturesque exhibition, which win open at
carusis Saloon tomorrow evening. AS work
Of art it is highly commended by the press Of
the various cities in which it has been exhibited.
We take the following from the editorial col
umns of the Richmond Wing:
'sAlerander's Sacred Panorama Loving the
fine arts next to politics, and perhaps only with
a milder kind of affection, we consider it our
duty at least to see, if We cannot praise, what
ever comes among US on exhibition. If it be
good, we owe it the suffrage of our praise; if
bad, we give it the charity of our silence For
excellence comes slowly; and tits better to have
bad art than none
"We can, however, freely and highly praise
the panoramic pictures now to be seen at Odd
Fellows Hall. The earlier part of the exhibi-
tion-the series representing the history of our
Sayiour-are rather for the young than of any
great pictorial excellence; but the succeeding
portion-the panorama itself-is really the most
beautiful spectacle of that sort we have ever
seen. The execution of some of the scenes is
very perfect. The Garden Of Eden is very
charming; that part of the landscape which
comes between the murder of Abel and Cain
looking out on the land Of Nod is absolutely
enchanting. We advise all to see it."
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CARPETINGs. RUGS. &c
GENTLEMEN,s wEARINGs.-we hay

A ENILEmhN'S wEAhINGs.-We have
W IN store the following articles particularly adapted
for gentemcns wear, which are choice and elegant:
10 pieces French Cloth black and fancy, Of first grades
20 do medium and cheap Cloth, black and fancy
10 do extra superior Scotch Cashmere, entirely new
styles
20 do fancy good styles medium -
20 do black Doeskins and Cassmeres, all qualities,
and Of the most approved makes
$50 patterns Of the most choice Yestings
25 embroidered Satin Vest Shapes, rich and beautiful
Also very superior stock of Alexanders Kid Gloves,
with all kinds of silk, woollen and cotton Gloves half
Hose Undershirs and Drawers Suspenders, Cravats,
The whole OF which will be sold at the very lowest
prices VERIFY MILLER.
sep lS--tm
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NEW GOODS NOW OPENING.

NEW GUUUS .NUW UPENING.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure Of informing his
friends and customers that he has just returned from
the northern Cities where he has been for time past
selecting his stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
He is now prepared to show such. stock of Cloths
Cassmeres Vestngs Dress Shirts Undershrts Drawers
Gloves Stocks, Hosiery Umbrellas &C., he has
before had the pleasure to exhibit in sye variety and
cheapness which, together with the comparatively
he is under at present. enables him TO offer unusual
inducements to those in want Of any article of Clothing
in line, of quality style that may be relied
=. j. STEER, Merchant Tailor,
sep 20-n Sth st., Sd door from Penna
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AN ACT to lay a flag footwsy in the Sixth Ward
B enacted de-, That the Of fifty dollars is hereby
Of the funds of the Sixth Ward for the
p,rpose Of laying flag footway across street south,
On the east side Of h street east the work TO be done
under the direction Of the Commissioner OF tho Fifth and
Sixth Wards.
Approved, September IL, 1851,
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nor LADIES' VERIFY MILLER take great
IL pleasure in announcing 10 the ladies that they have
opened and daily receiving by Express most elegant
stock of DRESS GOODS embracing all the and de-
sirabe styles imported for this They deem it
sured that they show and offer superior nice and
cheap goods they have been selected with the utmost
1S-1m
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AN ACT authorizing tho curbsone to be set and ooway
paved the north front of square three hundred and
forty-two.
Be il enacted de- That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized and required TO the curbsone to be set
and the oway paved the north front Of square three
hundred and forty-two, Massachusetts, avenue be-
tween 10th and 18th streets west and for deraying the
expense thereof tax Is hereby assessed the lots front
ing north said square TO the amount of such
Prodd That the tax hereby imposed and assessed shall
not exceed three dollars per front foot of said the
curbones 10 be and the ooways TO be paved hereby
required shall be done agreeably to the
provisions Of the act of the fourth Of April eighteen hum
| dred and twenty uine concerning paved footways
| Approyed, Septcmbcr IL. 1851.
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AN ACT for the relief OF Joshua PIERCE.

Be enacted, de-, That tho Mayor shall be and he is
hereby authorized TO settle the account Of Joshua Perc
for planting and boxing certain trees according TO the
understanding had with him the subject and to
able the Mayor 10 do So the Of one hundred and
foryve dollars much thereof be necessary,
be and the is hereby appropriated Of the general
funds Provided, Said Peirce shall remove the present
trees and replace them by others Of good quality and
guaranty their growth
Approved, September IL, 1851
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ODD-FELLOWS' HALT!
SECOND WEEK.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Eight per cent. deduction.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the Tax for the
present year became due the LIST Of july and that
deduction of per cent will be allowed, upon payments
of said tax made during the present month.
sep 1S--eotd II. j. ROCHE, Collector.