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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-07
STATIONERY. 10

STATIONERY, 20,
OSO0 ENVELOPES OF various kinds.
<IOO Fine and Com mon Cap and Letter
Paper, Fine Note and Bill Paper, Steel Pens
and Pen holders, India Rubber, &c. just reed
aRd for sale by e., Burr a yon.
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~. . ION STU
NR PtAs ola Union s,O,.,
" 81. u Oilers Adsant.r,,is &
sellers MOTTO be fsalissd Al M s
iishmsntin New England. is,,ss
. purchase 81 three dollar, =; ~
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the lowsst rstss. Nore.pet,,h,',.
and they are ~ liberty 10 s,,.s.
pisasuss. Il Aas been Ia ops,,,..s
wssks, AID the i,st Of msubs,, -.
one hundred.
Another Advantage os,is. NM,
risty Of Goods aoid and,sss ,ola' ~
American, EnglisA, Preach i. 4
Fancy and Stopk Dry a
Oroctries, Ghss Var. ~
ware. Cutlery, Lo.i,x
Glasses. Shoe KM&
.Endings', Drs,,.
MsdicintI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-14
NICARAGUA.
Movements San Juan-RevolutiOn I'm the
Interior.
Correspondence of The N Y Tribune.


Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune
SAN JUAN DEL NoRrE, Saturday, April 3, 1852.
Commander Greene, of the U. S. slOOp-
ofwar Decatur requests to state that the movement
toward opening negotiations with Nicaragua-of which
apprised you in mine of the 4th u-was not made with
his advice or countenanee nor did he intend TO
pany the Delegation in the In which my statement
have been understood but designed to ascend
the river board the boat which conveyed the
Delegation but business of another nature Although
the IT, s. Government persist In declaring revolution
ts and place outside the pale of the American Flag
yet no hearts beat more Loyalty than ours That move
ment dictated by revolutionary sentiment but
by pure desire to gain for ourselves degree OF free
dom approximang somewhat to that to which we were
educated. We wished to take time by the torelock,
and gain from Nicaragua, prior 10 her obtaining actual
possession here--ior obtain possession she inevitably
wi-exemphon from her despotic laws and the right OF
enacting laws suited to peculiar condition We will
not serve her conscrpts in her eternal quarreng
with herself and neighbors will forswear our re-
gous heresy according to her law in order to be per-
ntted to pursue our business gain rights at her
bar Of justice The PRONUNCIATION OF the orders OF our
Government to the Commander of the Decatur has
aroused the indignation of the Americans, and all
praying for new Administration, with a head of
the Department of State who will that the honor of
the nation the dignity of her flag and the protection of
her citizens abroad will be maintained and respected
repeat that revoutionists and nationality
Is insued by being placed under the police surve
lance Of ii. b. NJ brig Sappho and the U. s. soop De-
catur.
The present City Government called Convention of
the citizens few days since for the purpose of revising
preparing new Constitution; and Committee was
appointed to draft one, which Is to be submitted
on the 5th inst
have to record symptoms of Revolution at Leon
strong symptoms, too: party in the field consist
ing OF members from all of the former parties with
other although not ground Of complaint against the
present Supreme Governmen-that Of having battered
away the rights of the people for $4,000 per year to the
A. A. & p. Ship Canal Company, in granting them the
monopoly of the right of transit in the of the SAC
cessoIy Transit Co" Rumor reports a serious disturb
ance already with some lives lost Munoz said to DO
actually in the country again and this is the Smana
SANTA QIoly Week season, during which l. some time
since, predicted crow" Z" DiOs guayde Minor I" is
the prayer of all men of liberal sentiment who have any
acquaintance with the affairs of this country.
Truly yours, HIS.
Ttssels in Port-Bark Ardenas, NewOreans brig Aida
do; schrs p NJ Sears, do; Elizabeth New-York
Steamship Alabama condemned) sailed for New Orleans
on the Bark Republic with cargo sailed for NewYork
I'm lst
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
domestic Ports.

APPONAUG, (wsrwk.l April IoArr schr Oxford Rowland.
EAST GREENWICH. April IlAG schr Empire Johnson. Al
FALL RIVER April io-An schr Anna jenkins. Potter. Balt
ps Uncle john Baldwin do iot schf seneca. Chaher
New fos Ilth sehr g. Hazard Games. kingston SID nh.
cl,,k ,, do sIoop Emily pra,t, New ior.
eroo lhems, Dr. Brewer New Orleans; Tally Ho. smith, La
NEw-BFDfORD April Io-Ar ships Fanny Holt, Honolulu,
via Penambuco Thomas Dickson, Hee New York bns MaY
NORTH Paeihc Hewe,i Philadelphia soop Index Bumpos New
York; ilih sshrs Herald Evans Norfolk May Hees Wat.
NV ORLEANS April An steamship. Georgia Lieut. Pos.
ter York Havana Falcon Rogers chagres via Jusn,
shp Cd England Lowell iiavre b. ships Admiral Crisp Brsto
Charles Henry. Appeby Apaho l.. Rogers, Ashby ssbns
Pass VIM Il Peties, wer,, Pea.acoE
Davis dol boks Mary Broushon Prior dol Emma Lincoln, Bart
e sS S pss ". ss o s s M .s Se %Ss s Sa
euaIh, from Philadelphia Below Steamship Meteor. FORBES, from
ship United states Young Lsmusl Dyer wans.
Ns,s Dr. G S s"s' s s M sS p s AssI r.:
Browasye noser Bravo, santiago scr cornsh. ooodmsa-
NANTuckET Apn' io-An soop Triumph. Hobiason, New
NEwBURYPoRT April Io-Ar .chr psraspn Jaque.. Geous
town seh Mary, Heed savannah kossuh, Disney Ne. ro.t
ph, Ih az .clr. Mada Huchns, Portland; AlmonsA.
schr Warren Davis BaImose. AgrI liar. buss Rainbow. "a.
'FiSR h %D% sssS 91.i NAL rA
VIM l. Dayton Douglass. dol G. sraion, wescost do SD
Suffolk Rowland Suffolk, Val Timothy Pharo, Lanes Phia
deIpha School Boy Perry llfAu barks Arctic Saunders.
Mobile Williams, of New York Mason dol brig Foster,
Baker Charston scrs John Compton, sharp Aesana Jobs
G. Calhoun Case Norfolk WIN Lopez Lake Philadelphia LEADER.
Bearse Albany soops America, sturees New Yo Annawsn.
Briggs Union Bangs BALTIMORE so0ps Fashion, Big
deniareh and VIM. H. Bowen, keBney, New York.
sTONINGTOS, April 9Ar schrs rantc Burt from Norfolk Tor
Fan River E.uabeil hispn', Orleans, oT Ne" Iot
SAVANNAH, AprlsAu ship Lady slade lBr) Mckay, L,9-
pool bari Anyone tBr Watson Liverpool BAD Exact so,enss
New Yor Dem Hoey, New York brig T. Perkins,
Gkey Baimorej -chr Hudson Havener wiscaet Mel se1
Jonas Ncho fork. Cid, brig belmont Locks. Gass
Boston River brig MeanOra, Dnnsam, Boston; sehr
OpLir, smith, Jacksonville, PA
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THK LATE COMMUNICATIONS m PApucAH.

=
-I1e paduoah Ky) Democrat gives the details of the
recen, dssssous confasraion in that town. We make
The following extract:
90 aI as we can ascertain, in the hurry OF the mo-
menu, me following are the estimated losses:
haipen Ogden, druggists lox about $4oo0i Haywood
tive loss from $4,000 to 5000 VIM smedey house and
,unlIpre consumed insured for 2oco loss some 5000
m Norton los ~ 900 to 81 600 insurance indefine w.
nolen INNER loss g $50 insurance 81 600; s winston
naiu~as, los 1900 insurance 5000; Nebet Keller,
,ine.s loss sou no insurance. Hong Hurst livery stable
loss $eo " Lowenstein, merchant tailor loss $Soo IN
sed 10 Of stock; Riggs Bonher dry goods loss
SaoV insured for $1,000 Anderson Brandon dry goods
block OF soreho1ses and part of his stock Of dry goods con-
suned-nsured for $3.50 absolute loss $40 oo s. Nay,
loss on stock OF goods about e. COO insured for $4,000 Reg
ers 1ltsworth less goods 800 - 900; Coles
nvey s,aoe entirely consumed with all the grain Sc and
some ~ or ~ horses loscs supposed to be at least
Campbell lawyer loss $780, no Insurance; L. K A. Boyd
Cry goods merchants loss from $500 to $780, no insurance
John lon house and furniture loss 81 COO no insurance
H. w Enders in houses aud goods 5000 insurance.
Lewis alden gunsnth, loss 81 800; W. w. Haywood, IN
furniture S no insurance; j. Gardner, merchant tailor
loss SV no insurance. NJ NJ Connor loss 600 no In
surance Mrs Walters loss 600 insurance; J. Shires,
building $500.
The above comprises the principal losses far
IN the hurry hustle and confusion Of everything ascertain
We estimate the loss at from SIS 600 TO 100000.
Where we mention losses the above statement
absolute loss, over and above insurance.
Inc BANK buildings entirely consumed with largo
amount OF valuable property The money, &c, is In the
vault and lts fate is not yet known.
During the tire thieves work but several of them
having been knocked down and dragged out their depreda
tons were suspended
Our town apparently mass of smoking ruins the streets
and commons overspread with damaged goods scores wan
dens homeless about the vicinity and oil in distress hurry
end confusion
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EVIDENCE OF PERSONAL IDENrIrY.-A

in the Courts of city adds another
to the many instances of the albity OF human judg
ment in Of personal identity. Mr.. Shepardson,
respectable citizen OF Roxbury, accused OF obtain
ing butter several stores by false pretenses He
arrested taken before the Police Court and bound over
for ial at the Municipal Court The was tried and
several witnesses positively to the identity OF
Shepardson the guilty party The jury however In
the face of the previous good character of the prisoner,
were unable agree upon a verdict Before the
came up for trial seccAd time, circumstances tran
pred which confirmed the asseveraons of MIR. Shepard
son and his friends that the witnesses mistaken in
the identity of the man who committed the otiense.
Mr. Hobrook found, who, besides bearing stron,
personal resemblance to Mr.. Shepardson, was accused
of oenses similar to those charged upon that gentle
man. 1t also appeared that he drove horse and sleigh
of similar appearance. He arrested and held to
ball. and it viii be by the report of the proceedings
of the Municipal Court to-day that the witnesses against
Mr. Shepardson have acknowledged that they were mis-
taken in the identity Of the offender and the Indictment
against him has been abandoned by the District Attorney
1t will be recollected that in the Webster two or
three witnesses positively to having seen Dr. Park
man ON the afternoon of his murder Had not the jury
been convinced that these witnesses were Mistaken as
subsequently clearly appeared the guilty would have es
capped punishment These facts teach the necessity OF
great caution testiyng to the identity OF individuals
Boston Journal
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We are in possession of Honolulu papers
to the 2lst ut
We find the record of several marine disasters at one
of the Sandwich Island group but the loss sustained Is
very slight.
The accidents occurred in the harbor of Hannalei
Kana where dangerous surf is found Three of the
vessels were small trading schooners
The Makaainna the first lost Shedrifted upon
reef and went to pieces native was lost with her.
The small schooner Hoopohao capsized by the high
surf, Jan 2s The Kekenui, rs hns burden, sprung a
leak and settled and filled Ill the same harbor.
The only serious disaster the loss JAN 81 of the
shin George Thatcher of Boston, Capt Crowell bound
hence for Calcutta She went ashore at Kihikai, not
two miles from the spot where the Keikekui made her
plunge the night before and high and dry upon the
reef She was nearly new of 600 tuns burden and will
be a total wreck She lies in such position however,
that her stores spars, rigging &c. can all be saved
Business had not improved at the Islands, within
fortnight preceding the Mobiles departure
LATE FROM THE SOCIETY lsLANDs.-By
the way of Honolulu have late advices from the So
ciety Islands possessing little interest The schooner
Excel arrived at Honolulu Feb. 10th, IS days from Raj
atea.
The natives of Raatea says The Poynesia have quite
recently changed the form of their Government to
Republican. II has hitherto been under the rule Of
to be Viceegent or Governor of Raatea. Before the
arrival Of Pomares son. the natives of that island and
of several OF the neghborng islands held council and
elected ruler for term OF two years, and declared
the several islands in confederacy to constitute Re-
pubica. The Chief Magistrate elected is half white
and Is represented a very capable man. The !" Re-
puhica party the natives it. Is very strong and
little doubt exists but that the change Of Government
will be permanent the French officials at Tahiti are
Indifferent IN the matter and Queen Pomares power IL
too weak TO compel the islanders to return to her rule
and Intelligent foreigners say that Is quite likely that
the new form OF Government will extendsto other
neighborlng islands and groups
At Tahiti quite fleet Of small vessels were waiting
for cafgoes OF oranges for San Francisco.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.


1HE KITE OF CONFIRMATION.-On Sun
day afternoon the rite of confirmation administered
in ST Johns Church, by RI Rev. Bishop Chase of New
Hampshire, 10 between seventy and eighty persons,
most of whom under sixteen years of age In adj
don to the Bishop, there present in the chancel
Rev. N. A. Okeson Rev. Green NJ Johnson, Rector of
ST. Michaes Rev n Johnson, Professor in the Gene
raj Theological Seminary; Rev. Francis Vinton Rector
Of Grace Church, and Rev Charles Laymoni Rector of
All Saints The first part of the service read by
Rev. NJ Sey mour, the lessons by Rev. T.. NJ Johnson,
and the concluding portion by Rev. n Johnson. The
sermon preached by Rev. DIR. Vinton, from Acts
u.42 The preface in the confirmation service was
en read by the Rector. after which the candidates
were severay confirmed by the Bishop, who atterward
briefly addressed them The church thronged and
the number confirmed is said to have been larger than
q: any previous confirmation.
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OREGON.

Intelligence to the 9th ult. has been re-
ceiyed BY the arrival Of the Columbia, Capt
Dali from Astoria
The only item of news Is the loss of the schooner Ju-
let about ~ miles south of Columbia River.
This vessel was wrecked the beach ON the morning
Of the 2eth JAM all hands being saved and since,
small portion OF the cargo.
VIM. Everman, the murderer of young
Hooker and his brother who Is supposed 10 have been
accessory, and man Of the of Coe, also an ac-
comphce have been arrested and in irons in Polk
County
There have been thirteen bodies found of
those who perished by the Inflated Warren But few,
however, could be recognized.
3 Capt. Flavel and others are engaged In
Columbia
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CITY ITEMS.


ICE r,,,;,a poran and Michael Murphy, two OF the
NJ. vs,e 40 terribly scalded by the steam oouer
'ruen w ,bc sugar refinery Of Howell, King & Co.,
exp.a. e.rly on Monday morning, died in The New
N rsr,lfal he same evening" from the injuries 70
I". !. ina. occasion The Coroner will invesusa'e
=. .rrter as soon az pracncao'e'
e.-reetion with this matter, we have received tae
,r..iup note from AID. RodmAn
..,losion having taken place al the sugarhouse In
An abcu. o'clock this A. NJ, and, thinking tne
V'<~,Sances connected with the cree might not DO
~ IA correctly stated take the liberty OF statinS
ty Tbsye the premises and also the individuals lr
w.. ss;d explosion and far az my observanon
ps me ec,apetent to Judge, the following cor
- sfstement OF facts connected WIN TINS sau aii
A. 70 the cause of the explosion 1t was doubt
To- the result OF ignorance or careiessIess oh ,Io pm
- engpeer having charge of the boilers and engine
- ,;pe A. from every appearance, there was doups
=. de6cieny Of water In the boiler which allowed
e surface of the boiler 10 become heated TO such an
s, "A 10 nearly entirely destroy IT. strength ana rem
- Il wholly incompetent to sustain the pressure then
;ng In sfii boiler the result Of which was the ex-
op AZ above stated-scaldng five OF the inmates OF
- snesrbou-e two Of whom will doubtless prove Ia
al the other three will probably recover.
Now Mr. Editor is II not high time the lives ana prop
srtv dndivluas 10 reasonable extent pTotece,u
pst destruction by what would seem TO be ehlireiy
,pecessary caIses 20 wit Ignorance or careiessnce
The last week brings news Of the loss OF apou.
hundred lives to say nothing of the properly py
Sons And unetv-nne out Of every one hundred Cas-
n explosion have originated from the same cause nov
believe that every individual in this community, "a
their own minds believe that some sanitary ,ha,
should be adopted Now, the only practcai one eas
presents tse 10 NV mind is the enectng law 10 create
Board OF Inspectors whose duty it shall be to examine
md certify 70 The competency OF every man before ne
Be allowed to be employed as engineer esf or raJe Of
- engineer Respectfully yours,
so0A JoHN f. RoDMAN,
Assistant Alderman, Fifth Ward.
vi Anil 1870
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN, Monday. Apr

p ls2Richagd L. Compton, Esq, in the chair, aud quo
present:
on butchers oa Sc. OF j. r. TapscotI CO. for lease Of
hs OF Pier Ne y East River OfCap Gillespie ofthe steam
Goat fmpe ami several OF searners barges ke
cong business the Hudson River abatement OF
nuisances the shores OF Stephen Whitney aud others
niousstls against widening BatteryplS and State
On any eurtainert Of the Battery grocnds and against
extending OF building piers in front OF the Battery OfHenry
nose and o,htr if sewer In Cenicr-st from Broome -
Grand Oh j. Harrison and others f,y s,ver in lsth.t
between 9Th ara oaVs OF Philip Mahie for lease of half
the ae No. ed East River of iiogy Delemater and
others Tor per az the foot Of 18th st. North River OF Jas
L. Worth or lease of lots corner of Anosst and 6ihsv
OF Citiz,us of the Nth Ward IN relar IN alrs The -.
al roa,ons hes NSAst, 50 as y accommodate tho
Narick-si a~aLsi the LAYING OF rails IN sand s,reet
ksso{sfsoas ld-DITcclins the CONTROLLER IN take
the XlIth ANi,h XNlllih. XlNth aud XXth NJ o. =,
te same purpose, At rent not TO exceed $40 per
Appsopsisiips $50 purchase the engines hrnerx
ased by r. gaze Companies Nos - aod >joae to be used
ny Engine Co Nc - aud the other - b kept for special
use ApisUpfians Sl5s 90 bcG receiving basin and cu
ven a. The ~Coh a.; OF COurtlad alloy aud Walker
D;scrs the Commissioners Of Repairs aud supplies 20
,ssc the hasgg between the engine hars and the Aims
nous impaired Directing the Controller 70 select site su
sssaon-hocsc for the Ky lin Wand Police. To hghs Sd-st
vn. lsh Ia li.havs with OIL To lay the Tagging arocad
INC iecntsa m i0fn kifs square crlc NJ least feet
and al roper distance from the sides OF che fountain.
,heSV JV Lpgdnsy.-A curious document, entitled "A
LS ,os We Relief Of Broadway" was received fToni
soai L. brVweE The communication voluininous. and
80 .Snoss as follows: And now dpne Only let ms
"a isiaeFirg thus project shall be- hike of the two
ss's and Solomon II any other wishes father It, let
TS my 'st use chl'd hive Tor which shall ever pray
SIsc eocnntnl "A wes in tae style OF this extract
ent. "S made ie read II. bal motion OF Aid.
pSsas was r.icyred 10 the Committee on Streets.
.,S xs AspedIn favor of ten ,ins lots between 5.h
INN and 18Th and SOth-sis; eonsarring TO grade
f, tscr sdav 10 the East Rivsu IN favor OF the resp
. - ~ S ssaai widening Of LibeTtyst ~ take placs
A.J iSa<; Ia tavor Of permitting Simeon Leo
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Lard to wetsone columns the entrance OF the Metropoh
tan Hotel corner of Broadway and Pnncest in favor oil
sewer Frankinst from Broadway to Elnst; In favol
regulating grading and matchmaking 45ths from otn "
stavs in favor of tagging sidewalks ~ 5thav between
ed and 2itss in favor OF establishing well ana PunP
the of l55dst and lothav IN favor OF haiss
the walk in front Of the Boasmans-slp at Whtehai; "a
favor Of tagging sidewalks in 2h-st between On ana On
avs in OF fencing lots 2ith between 9 9a
and 7th-avs; to build in f3dst froin 'lha'' W Wv
feet of 8th-av. - -as.rrsd
Several papers from the Board of Assistants were
10 Committees -,
On motion the Bard adjourned to Monday
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0tTREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall Of Rec

~ ord Pubic notice - hereby gwen the following ped
Ton, have teen presented Aldermen To FLAG
SPACE SIX FEET WIDE through sidcwa9s, Of sh svs
om 2t,h 10 sthst To PAVE THIRTY FlFTH ST. and FLAG
SPACE FOUR FEET WIDE through sidewalk from 9TH 10 c ava
To REORADE and RE PAVE fOuKTEENTHsf,, bstwsca
navsy and fth av To FLAG SIDEWALK south SIDE Of th
81, between eth and shaw Aso the following kesouilons' To
FENCE VACANT LOTS between 90 and !hsi. and Lennstos
and 9Th avs To FLAG SPACE FIVE FEKT WIDE hscsSs
sewals Of Bfosdw, from No. so 10 corner lo q
To FLAG SIDEWALK south SIDE Of Both St. between l0th sv sne
Hudson River person. interested having objections terets
present e wrns 70 the underssned ct he -
Zee or or before the Ish day Of Agnl, INST
-~~'~- DODGE styeefC omnsstoo0
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lin gown grey stockings, and tie shoes She was noS
identified. Verdict Pound Drowned"

BIGAMIsrs.-John and Elizabeth Pin
chelton were arrested on Saturday for some trivial
oense and taken before Justice King when during the
course OF their examination each charged the other
with bigamy. Upon investigation it ascertined that
the husband had another wife living and the wife another
husband, whereupon both were committed for trial
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nEPARTMENT of REPAIRS and SUP.

" PLIES April H. ls52.-TO FIRE EsGlSE BUiiDkks.--
Sealed Proporak will be received the Office Of the Comm
Kets and Supplies basement No. Wzt end New CITY h.h0
until THURSDAY, April H. at IL O'Clock M at Which ilnas ~
will he pubiey opened, FOR BUILDING TWO fIkE kssiS9
FOR The CORPORATIOS or NEw YORk-one 70 he known
No 49, the other No %, Of is CITY Es',maiofs -
er,lnafe Cor engine separately The plans snd spehee
tons the materials used constructing sad
ali regard thereto be bad At the Om.s
tie Chief En2neer Of Fe Department. No. u IhzaoeW -
Bsnk estimates can had s either ofee. ~ Blhe Comhas
nsf ofectus al or any Of u. esuns,s
for oi the corporauos " III AZ, $50
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IMPROVEMENTS IN BROOKLYN. The
following is official OF the number of build
ings erected in this City from the lst day of February
rished to the Common Council by the Commssionsrof
Repairs and Supplies First Ward, y buildings; Sec
ond Ward 81 do; Third Ward, 80 do: Fourth Ward.
80 do: fith Ward, so do; sixth Ward. f34 DO; Sew
en,h Ward, 2l9 de-; Tenth Ward, 225 do Eleventh
Ward, 20 90. Total, 1911
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RyPARTMENT of REPAIRS and SUP

IL PLIES April IS. is52To DIILDkfsS "a s.s.,. "a
lace Of the Conlfns-ppne =.
suppLes fBasemen West end Ne. ~ - III no yaiIv
=, "a a. fe o'rJo<s which lns tnes -. ~.
n.J FoR BTILDIs0 HOUSE yoh ihs s g. ~
or NEw YORK On sp s,sl-ss VIII estimate ssx
.e o ho srsfely and specification o. The entnes
cafI'et and regard thereto, cas- -
sha x I'll the Superintendent of Repa 70 Psobc LUZ
pa" . .' a. FExsbth.t Blank essafss can he had enss
inss 20 ~ % the night 81 reechns Al
thes - ~ e-t,asies deemed M the interest o. ne corpo-
% -" - a. ADAMS Commissioner OF Repairs ana s"pp''~-
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APPRoPRIATIoN.-On Tuesday last, at
the annual town meeting of Hampstead. L. L, it was
agreed raise 600 for the poor and purchase
hundred Of land to make farm for them to work