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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-21
NnTIGEI

9zA WILL be sold at Auction, on WEDNES- sSSE
bHT DAY, the 81 day of March next, at two sT2S
go O'clock, the premises, the -e@=
House, Barn, and Black 2mith's Shop,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-21
Land for Sale.

HE Subscriber offers for sale about nine
! choice LAND for Gardening, situated about foul
miles from the Court House, the West Boy stOn road
Gin the same is ol of fine Fruit Trees, and never
failing spring OF DAVIS THAYER.
orcester, Feb 1 /, 1852. i3m*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-21
For Sale.

,LA THE Subscriber offers for sale the House in
i@ 81 which he resides containing seven rooms, wool
~ house. and good cellar; connected with the same
is good wei ofnever falling alter, The lot measures
50 feet ron by l40 Deep and contains fruit
1t is situated at IS Sou hbrdge street For further par
ticuars inquire of the subscriber IN the premises
feb9 d2w* q. CHAMBERLAIN.
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CALIFORNIA EMTGkANTS.

oHIp MasLsrs, Seamen, Engineers, and
CON DU CTO RS.
A ND ALL deslsous TO effect Insurance.. NAV a.
IA rive ADVANTAGE, by calling at the United STATES
anu National Loan Fund LIFE Insurance AeENcY.
The undersigned is Agent for the most REIIARTE
HEALTH COMPANIES in the State
Jan2O-du E. X. FISKE, Spy Office
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Candied Flag Root.

A DELICIOUS Confec,ion, Tor impartIng fragrance
IN to the breath, for sale, wholesale and retail by
l.. t. LAZELL Apothecary,
febI dawSwIs No. 20l NJ ain street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-21

100 Pieces New and Choice Styles
neIAinns.

TN Light and dark colors suitable for the present and
approaching season. and for sale at l2 per yd
by Is. L. HARDoN d co.
febl7 diw9w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-21
Sign Painting.

Sign Painting.
FTNHE Subscriber has taken a in Paine's Block
/ 2S6 Main street, where he is prepared TO answer all
OF ders for Singns, Door Plates, &C.
Also, Stencil Guttng. EDWIN GLEASON
febl4 d2w
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Fairbanks Healing Compound.

DOR Sale at the Propretor's prices, wholesale and
IL retail, by l.. I. LAZELL, Druggist, pol Main st..
eb20 daw3wis
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EEMALE COMPLAINTS.

Being entirei free from every injurious property, an
perfectly sfe al all tim s, its soothing and restOrativ
Tonic Power is the of its great efficacy in a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-21
WANTS
Situation Wantad

| DY YOUNG LADY, in a Dry G5odg, Thread CT
| ID Va1iety store. Apply at this office. jan25~dbt
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Board.

Board.
1.-TWO or three Gentlemen can be accommodated with
L good Rooms, and Board, at No Q Goulding's Block
corner of School and summer streets. MRS EMO.
ieb7 d4w
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20 Fer Cent. Alcohol

E'oh sale by L. T. LAZELL, Druggist.
WI oa"owls 20l Main streea
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-21
Notice.

ORDER Boxes for Candles Hard and Soft Soap,
~ may he founi at Cuver's Provision Store, Front
street and Brighams and Stowell's, Main sire t. or
u the Factory, No II Prospect rect. Persons fur.
nshing above, known only by the subscribers
the wagons. feb9 d2w g. w. RUGG.
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SUPP EtfF511NVT TO THE ALLY CRESC

Orleans street. Inspector, vslcour l6ftiSfs
Clerk, G. A. Carabys 4
1ioe!fA Pyeemcf<-At F. A1tman's coffee
house, corner Of M6fSis and Orleans streets.
lnspeetr, ,. Cholon. Clerk, 3. Plsachard
4, Hospitai slrest lssvesn Rovsi nd Bourbons
streets. Iusueetor. "a, a. Ock1ichen. Clrfs.
Leon Ssrc, 81 IS 4
FourteenM Preejnef--At eulEse. hou6. !. -
corner IL Bayou Road snd a Cla1,de stvsset.
Inspector. nj Bsrnsss. 81. Ols1k, john Baron.
Effee,lkk Pxeciuef--At Pahiie Eehtol Honet
Grss.men street. Inspector, ls' 3 Miiss cisss,
e. J0hnsOn. n sS vi NJ
.sirteemth Precinct !. IL do scboci I9evs, I
Breton Market; on TIE Bayou Road. InspsssoI.
al Treme. Csrk. j. Dnyieneaud. & Ess
SeysnterntA pyee;wet- 2sWsshisetoA Hctea.
Inspector. n. Dart, Clerk. jacob Meyers,
EigAfeerM Pyeeincf--At Enaiue House. No,
s; Inspector. IA. W. Burton. Clerk. 4. b
Heartt 4 IN - -
| .NsNeteenfh preeinef = Az Nexiesn Gull
Rsilrosd9 Depot Z Inspsctcr,s Jossuh pierce.
Clerk, John Burke. 80 IS = 81 &
Tsrentiefh Prec;mek---At III. Cares. currsr
Montexut and ROYAL streets. inspector. 4.
Bourres Clerk. john LsifIlav. S. IS ~ g
Tsweafv-J5 FIRST Preei,tcf - Al ChepueviIlee
Houss. Conrress and Leyee str,sieta. Inspector,
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EchAng6e au sulet du ssketAy Ia IL n II =
Jssuis tres respectussi szaent,
4 Votre IS iIISsusnt IN iissurs
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Je yiens de recevoir de- EdifsnSs n icdfn4lG
espagnol sci Pelayo' ,1une communication sYeSa
pelant mon attention tafin que j'en fases sutsnt
Wis Avis de Votre HonnearJ sur IL menace Qni
etc faite de renouveler les scenes du II aoAt der
nier en- attaquant lie bureau dn susdit Journal. Y
Jai rhonneur de transmettre Get avis Votre ~
Honneur, en- vertu de mes devoirs oficfels, ct
j'espere que yous prendres lea measures que youa
jugeres necessaires dams une pareilie eirc6nsi
lance. ls.;sss1 81 s ~ s ss II 4 i =
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la Mus distipeuee, !sa q n sa'
JUAN IaxAcIo LABoRpr RurpA, Il
Consul de s. Msjest6 CathaHaue 5s Y
A Son H0nneur, sy9ss
L. Marie dc IL yilis d Il Nlls Orleans
Le Marie de Ia we 0yixaas ~ consal "
MARIE DE La NOW oIL 4ss.
J'ai phonneur d'accuser reception de votre
lettre dat6e de co jour dams laquelle vous man. :
noncez que lee <diteurs 'du ssPslayo, yous ont
ecrit que des personnss NAL intentionnEes - 81.
proposaisnt d'attaquer 70 bureau de = joarnsi 81
ct de renouvsler lee scenes du 81 a0hr dernie5
En- reponse je dois vous announcer al Z
aysnt appris qu'un placard ineendiairs dffige 2
contre le journal espagnol await <tS af6ch6 dams
un cafx. tai pris imm6d iatement toutes les me-
sures necssssires pour empecher que l'ordre pu-
bile ne fNt trouble. HER soir 1t pepdant toute 4
Ia mutt de nombreux agents de police ayaient dt4
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STANDING COMMITTEES.

s1' Is trs Z
Mr.. Place, on behalf of the Finance Commit
tee, presented the following report and resolu-
lions, and the rules being suspended, they were
read second time and adopted unanimously by
yeas and nays: 9 ,f,igas e6isi3s IS
The Finance Committee, to whom was refer
red sundry communications, petitions, ETC., have
duly considered the same and beg leave to offer
the following report, to- wit; y 1fl7 FL IS lf lifi
The proposition of r. +. Nichols to complete
the purchase entered into by the said Nichols
and the late Municipality No. 2, agreeably to
an ordinance of the Second Municipality Coun-
Gil, No. 1929, passed LIST April, 1851, and ap-
proved It'll April, 1851. of two certain lots of
ground designated by numbers four and three,
on plan drawn by Joseph Pile, Surveyor of
Municipality No. 2, dated April 10, 1841, on
file in the Comptroller's Office, fronting on Poy-
dras street and being the corner and next to the
corner of Carondelet street, measuring each
twenty seven feet six inches front by depth of
one hundred and two feet four inches, between
parallel lines originally leased to 3. w. Sewell
for the term Of twenty years, under thepr
visions of an ordinance adopted on the 9th April,
1841, be and the same is hereby accepted, con-
ditioned on the payment by the said Nichols Of
the sum Of twelve thousand dollars in cash, and
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Resolued, That the Comptroller sell 1t auc-
ton, after ten days notice in the official jour-
nal, the contract for laying down plank side.
walks in the District comprised between Good
Children street, Lafayette avenue, Girod and
Cotton Press streets; the work to be done, and
payments made, according to specifications on
file in Surveyors Department. Two thirds to
be paid by the property holders in front Of
whose property the sidewalks are made.
[Signsdl FRANs. ALPUENTE,
s3,i Prsadent Board Of ermsu.
[signedl 4ts ak VIC, @ CLAIBORNE, y !.
.ss5l 49, - President Board Of Aldermen.
lsignsdl 5 A. D. cRoSsMAN, Mayor.
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Aey surveyor, dlu lIiS1bt upOU 011 NG-
ording to the resolution heretofore passed, ~ |
DON as it ii in his power 90 to do. ss 4
/ On motion Of Mr. andrews, the Board I'd.
burned to Tuesday next, the 21st inst, ct six |
o'clock r. N. WAITER b. PETERS, Sec'y.
Jsss;s - -. q
H ss.. !. 4. q:
No "a "a
Resolves. That the Comptroller be, and he il |
hereby, authorized TO sell at auction TO the low
sst bidder, after ten days notice, the contract
. construct . bridge across the canal Of the New
Canal and Banking Company, at the intersec-
lion Of Carrollton avenue and said canal, the |
work to be done in accordance Nth plan and
specifications on file in the Surveyors Office
sale to be subject to the approval Of the Conn
mon Council q AZ
h lsignsal FRANs. AIPuEETk
Issnsd WV. &c cIzIBoaSE.
tssasdl '''' z go a. D. cRossMAs. Mayor.
No 474 @
I'm ordinance to fstablish and incorporate
Red Rouer Fire Co. No. Is:
Be 1t ordained by the Common Council Of
the City Of .Ns,o Orleans, That by virtue Of
authority vested in the Council BY an act of the
General Assembly Of this State, entitled ssAn
Act to Incorporate Fire Companies in the City
Of NewOrleans, and for other purposes" APP
proved March %, 1912, Samuel Vosburg, John
Walsh, Eugene Duprat, F. IS. Morgan, F. ]. 1
Hyatt and B. L. Braselman, and their asso-
ciates and successors, are hereby created body
corporate, under the name Of the !. Red Rover
Fire Go. No 16," and as such are fully vested
with all the powers, rights and privileges con-
templated by the aforesaid act Of the General
Assembly, provided said company shall at no
time consist Of more than eighty members, none
it0 he under eighteen ve,rs If aGe. and tr0vided
fnrther that sad comnany shsS II beonc Is the
leans, and that at all times the members thereof
shall be governed by, and shall comply with,
the amended charter of said Association, as APP
proved March 81, 1850 This charter to exist
during the pleasure Of the Council. ,.
ss..s rds VA ss = e sf aI ..isSi ssa.'.
: President Board Of Aldermen.
tsignsdl @---- a. D. caossMAN. Mayor.
No. 475. ~
ResOired, That the Treasurer pay on the
warrant Of the Comptroller, to Red Rover Fire
20. No. ~, three hundred dollars for new
Hose carriage; provided, that the warrant
shall not be issued until the Hose carriage Is
received and approved by the Surveyor. 81
signsd He1 EA y ALPgENL
Isignsdl wM 6, 6. GLAIsoRNE,
Approved 18th December 1885, 0'a' o. A's'n'sn
'''sA''i - - :: sN'N''Ai4' ' AA''
Bah No, as :.
hesoioea, lnas me Surveyor pe, ana ne Is
hereby, authorised TO purchase sueh curb and
gutter stone as may be necessary Tor cutters,
ana cufDing oIrnl.oh street, ana me intersect-
ing streets, aG price NOT 70 e4ceed snlrsy cents
per supernoiai ioot. :. =. ~. s, .,,,,,r,
's's'''' Fssslasns Board q z.s a Aldermen
lsisn'd WIN ps,S. oL sdsss = kla,,.,
Apgssy.a 18Th Dse'mbsr 1859 J, 4 c,ossu.r
isssneaI Y e: =: oh.ssniAs' Mayof'
No; Az. .sl &
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay on the war
rant Of the Comptroller, 70 Profession Fire %,
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Resolved. That the Comptroller be, and he il
hereby, authorized TO sell at auction 70 the low
est bidder, after ten days notice, the contract
to construct . bridge across the canal Of the New
Canal and Banking Company, at the intersec-
ton Of Carrollton avenue and said canal, the
work to be done in accordance Nth plan and
specifications on file in the Surveyors Office !;
sale TO be subject to the approval Of the Com-
mon Council az X
Y h lsignsdl II "a . FRANs AIPuENfk 4
u S8 - Pfsstdsns Board Of Assistant Alderman.
Isiensd WIN. g. 9. CLAIBORNE,
! bss w $50 .5 Pfesdsnt Board Of Aldermen.
& Hisnsdl A. D. cRossMAN. Mayor.
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Resolred, That the Treasurer pay on the
warrant Of the Comptroller, to Red Rover Fire
60. No. 16, three hundred dollars for q new
Hose-carriage; provided, that the warrant
shall not be issued until the Hose carriage is
received and approved by the Surveyor. &
= [Signedl jsa 7ts,a FRANS. ALPUENTE
Z -7-a PRECEDENT Of
a [Signedl WM G. C. CLAIBORNE,
.Aa! President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved 18th December, 1859. II \
lSignedl tss .s A. D. CRoSSMAN, Mayor.
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Resolued, That the Surveyor be, and he is
hereby, authorized to purchase such curb and
gutter stone as may be necessary for cutters,
and curling of Fulton street, and the intersect-
ing streets, at price not to exceed thirty cents
per superficial foot.
[Sgnsdl \, az .f.4i a, 4i FRANe. ALPUENTE,
f. fresdent Board of Assistant Aldermen
4 (Signsdl Rgsff1 ~ WIN C. C. CLAIBORNE
5,7s- 49, u " E President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved 18th December, 1857. q : n -
tsignsdl ~, a. i. cRosshiAN, Mayor.
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Resolved, That the Treasurer pay on the war
rant Of the Comptroller. to Protection Fire Co,
No. 10, one thousand dollars, for an engine,
provided that said warrant shall not be issued
until the engine is accepted BY the Surveyor.
(Signsd1 mi ~, a ri Trans ALPUENTE
-.S pIesdent Board Of Assistans Aldermen.
\ (Signed] t-'' 's W. G. C. CLAIBORNE,
r. President Of the Board Of Aldermen.
[Signed] fisa 'tr A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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ton, and that a license issue to him accordingly
for one year, location after four months subject
to further action by this Council
Resolved, That a license be issued for one
year to Mr.. Dan Rice, to exhibit his Museum Of
Natural Curiosities, on the corner OF Poydras
and St. Charles streets, he paying the usual
price for the same NJ @GT y
A motion Of Mr.. Stetson for the adoption
of the first resolution was carried by che fol-
lowing vote-a motion of MIR Forbes to divide
the subject having been carried
as-Messrs. Andrews, Derbes, Dolhonde,
Eustis, Hermann, Leeds, Mccormack, Nixon,
Philbrick, Place, Ramos, Shaw, Stetson, Sum-
mers, Watkins, Wilson and Wiltz-T.
.Nays.-Messrs. Bailey and Forbes-2
A motion of Mr.. Stetson for the adoption Of
the report and second resolution was carried.
The said report being adopted, the resolution
of the Board of Aldermen refusing license to
Dan Rice for circus on St. Charles street was
consequently rejected.
Mr. Stetson, on behalf of the same commit
tee, presented the following reports and resolu-
tions, and the rules beng suspended, they were
read q second time and severally adopted sG
| The Police Committee, to whom was referred
the petition of y. Petin, asking the use of La
| fayette Square for the purpose of experimenting
4 in aeriel navigation, beg to report that they
| have considered the same, and after mature de-
liberation, although opposed to granting the use
Of the public squares OF the city for any exhi-
bition, are inclined to grant, in this instance,
the prayer Of the petitioner, inasmuch as he re-
presents to the committee that no other suitable
place can be found in this city, which he has
visited for the purpose of prosecuting theory
which he believes will ultimately result in q
fixed fact. Without discussing the merits of the
subject or the probability Of his. realization o.
I what he considers a feasible project, viz the
navigation Of the air by balloons--the commit
tee conceive that he is engaged in q scientific
4 labor. and in the prosecution of such should b,
encouraged and stimulated as far as compatible
i The committee feel bound to extend to artsant
4 science helping hand, believing that in foster
4 ing them they benft the community equally
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of the Common Council, which was to substitute
the 21st for the l4th inst, was concurred in.
The resolution authorizing the Surveyor to fit
up four wharves for towboats-
The resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter
into the contract with Peter Kaiser for the con-
struction of plank road in Felicity street
The resolution authorizing the Surveyor to
sell the iron belonging to the city
The resolution authorizing the Street Commits
soner to place a lamp at the corner of st. John
the Baptist and Girod streets
Were read and referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings.
The resolution granting permission to J. B.
Valmoor to erect blacksmith's forge, was read
and referred to the Committee on Police.
The resolution approving the adjudication Of
various contracts
The resolution allowing Christian Jacobs the
sum of seventy five dollars for salary as Warden
of the Second District rk-house-
The resolution authorizing the issue OF GER
tifcate in favor of T. B. Blanchard, for fifteen
hundred and sixty-nine dollars and eighty seven
cents, attorney for z. Quimper-
We're read and referred to the Committee on
Finance
The resolution appropriating one Thousand
dollars to Hook and Ladder Company No. :, for
a new truck, was read and referred to the Com
mittee on Fire.
The following resolution was read second
time. the rules being suspended ,anl concurred in
Resolved That the Comptroller be, and he il
hereby, authorized to sell at public auction
after ten days notice in the official newspaper
the contract for cleaning the privies Of the pri
sons, court houses, and public offices Of the city
in accordance with specifications on hle in thu
Street Commissioners office.
The yeas and nnpss being called on the adop
ton of the aboy osolution, resulted as follows
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Resolved, That the Commissioners of the
House of Refuge be required to remove with the
least possible delay the inmates of that Institu-,
ton, both male and female, to the Work .house of
the Thirk District, which shall be known as the
House Of Refuge during the pleasure of the
Common Council. 9a
RESOLUTIONS.
The rules being suspended, Mr.. Forbes pre-
scented the following resolution, which was read
twice and adopted: ~.
Resolved, That the following persons are
hereby appointed Inspectors and Clerks of the
Election to be held on the fourth Monday 9th
of December next) at the places hereinafter de-
scribed:
First Precinct-At P. Kramer's corner of
Annunciation and Race streets Inspector,
James Ross. Clerk, John G. Taylor.
Second Precinct-At j. Henderson's coffee
| house, Horse Station. Inspector, E. B. Os-
borne. Clerk, j. "A. Adde. " 12t%
Third Precinct-At Fulton School House.
Inspector, I. M. Converse. Clerk, Menus
| Brown. sN 'tis4 5S1R4
Fourth Preeinct-At Engine House No. 1s.
Inspector, Thomas H. Shields Clerk, L. B.
Horne gTf4 vi y Fq=7 p 5i q
Fifth Precinef-At Engine House No 3.
Inspector, W. H. Filkins Clerk, McCauley
Sinth Preeinct--At Louisiana Hose CGmpa-
ny's House, corner of Carondelet and Perdldo
streets. Inspector, Leonard Craigen. Clerk,
Seventh Precinct-At A. O'Donnells, Poy-
dras street. Inspector, p. Bowling. Clerk, s.
i G. Risk. so "a, ses z
Eighth Preeinct--At Cont Street Hotel.
Inspector, A. Saucer. Clerk, J. Magne.
! .Ninth Precinct-At Engine House No. Is,
Basin and Cont streets. Inspector, H. c. Eos.
Yer. Clerk, E. Bouligny.
da Tenth Precinct-At4 Jefferson coffeeshouse
u n r.. I
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gIXYDPING.


ErOR LvnRP0Ol.-BNITKD STATES NAIL sYAAM.
ship sALIiC Capt. Joseph ). Comstosh.-This steam
ship VIII depart with the United States Nails Europe
positively on Saturday June 2csh as osleek, M
her berth ~ th foot Of Canal street. No berth secured iii
paid for rot Freight or Passage having snequasd se-
EDWARD X. COLLINS h Co, % W all street.
July 10th.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. PASSENGERS PER
~ steamship Baltic for Liverpool, will please be on
board At the foot Of Canal street. Saturday June 2th
at IL oclosk A NJ. sending previously all luggage not
wanted on the passage. l.. X COLLINS ~ co.
vTHENEW y0aK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail steamsrs-fhs ships com posing this line ths
following ATLANTIC, Captain West
PACIFIC, Captain Nys.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstock.
. ADklATlC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been bnt by contract expressly fer
government service every has been taken
struetonas In their engneso strength speed
snd their for unequaed fog
Price Of passage from New York 20 Liverpool In srsA
cabin, $l0 second cabin $0 Exclusive Of extra
Uxe state rooms $780,
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and ESQ
An experienced surgeon attached TO saoh chip
No berth secured until paid for.
fpoPQsIB sAvLNo.
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AGENCY.

"0RTHINGT0N O. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w practice law in the Supreme Court-to attend ssse
against the Departments and Boards Of Con
S. Ps.snM ~ nome ana 1brosd-so obtain psnsone
In Any part Of the United States andl foreign
and on bond AID mortgagand TO negotiate the purchase
snd sale loans ands an in state ofh0
sass coming mp to the United States Supreme Court On
sRpss S.nnSrnisan.ns Irs,gaid sdSrssssd 70 w Q.
,. " wv MeVtwiA NsE ~ NtttaNeA
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EXTRA EXPRESS. & cos. CALIFoR,
II MIA South America, Oregon, Sandwich Islands, and
China Express will 20 forward June oath. steamers
Cherokee Golden Gate charge OF our own special
freight Ahead OF all Expresses No
detention All goods should DO delivered to
up ON the 10Th condition. and exceeding
25 Small parcels for Express trunks received
day Of sailing No charge for custom house,
fees the IT, s. mail the
only line via Aspinwan and Panama, secured At
Shce, at the lowest rates.
BERFoRD CO., . Astor House, vesey street.
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ASTROLOGY.

LNITS FITS! FITS, FITS F1TS,-A CHILD SAVED
OF all the distressing malades that affect the human
family this disease 10 the worst of ALI and yet there
who will not be cured because they will not give
redence TO conuraton Examine this and no longer
cannot be cured, but and he ledRandolph
Church. in the county of Philadelphia Pa, afflicted with
falling Fits years and had from fifteen
up the time undertook his he much emac
ated and complained Of continued headache and weak
OF his knees and walked with tering gait appetite
and yet thinner he groaned night when
poston he always had constant desire to bite his
fingers, and when his Fits him. his parents
obi ed to corks in his mouth to him from biting
his tongue in two His had been under the Of
the most practical physicians the country he
brought to the city for medical advice and had tried all
Ftsthat horrd of all complaints Such the
of his hopeless when began his the Sth of
September s9 with all the that opened to
this being Of twelve standing. In three
weeks broke the Fits and in weeks he perfectly
stored having gained flesh from the moment he under
after reading the above of Of the respectable
residents Of the town of Frankfort let him call and
j will convince him. NB-The above under the
Of Of the most celebrated Homeopathic doctors Of
New York under whose he became than he had
been since he had the Fits but he enjoys good
miraculous signed by the father the child
induce all who have Fits to and be completely cured
without having their constitution destroyed by mercury
their children made blind by pink root but have them
healed gently and restored to health according natural
rules. Signed, PLEASANTS.
All letters to c. ROBACK No. White st. will be relig
ously attended to if prepaid For particulars call
and get Astrological Almanac gratis where certificates
can be seen.