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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-20

By aud rlth the adrics and consent of the Ssnats.
TUESDAY, Feb 10, 1854.
HEALTH OFFIckR-Nor-Y ork--Richsrd L. Moris,
New-York.
COMMISSIONERS OF LoANs-Datchess Cognty-Wm.
Thomas, Poushkeepsie Joseph ID. Hunt, Armenia.
Lirlngsten-Chsuncey Parsons, Geneseo. Nsdisos
H. + Williams, sullivan c. l.. Cotton. Lenox.
Chenaago-Ansel Berry, Norwich. NeV- York-Et-
gar ketchum. New.lork. Chemung-G n. Hitch.
cock, Havana Elijah Jones, Elmra. Tompklns-
G. G. Apologize, Enheld ID. ID. Spencer. Ithaca.
Niag@a-W A. Townsend, Lockport, Daniel
Holmes, Wilson. Senscd-Wm Knox, Waterloo
Gords Dunlap. OVID. Monroe-James Haws, IT..
Rochester Harris Clement. Parma. Saratoga-Geo.
Powell, Milton CALVIN w Drake. Greenfield.
CanarausHs- BY ron Graham, New-Abio Richard
Cary Ellicettvie Ulsfr-JohnV. l. Overoaush.
Saugeriies. Thomas Clark, kingston. Ofssso--G.
w Ernst, Coopers,own. l.. II. Robinson, Cherry
Valley COriland-A. E. Hisbard, Virgil G.. G..
Babcock, Homer.
NorAsIEs public Richmond Henry +. Rich
mono, PoIt Richmond Lesley irving, New Bnsh-
ton Nee York City-E. Dela6eld Smith, New
York Charles l.. Benedict do. John Fowler, do. /.
james Grdley, Co, David K Jalles, do Alexan-
I WATSON, co DstchesS -Reubcn North, POugh-
bcepsie c. n Raymond DO.
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BOSTON.
Extensive SwindIing Opera Mons.

From the Boston Traveller OF TUESDAY.
UIe Of the most successful and extensive
s-incne operations which has ever been known in
Cur c'y. was brought to light yesterday. The facts
u the case are as follows. IL appears that some
TINE suce man named A K. Mcdonald came to
: { y rom Halifax, and commenced trading here,
ttirg he name OF a respectable firm on Indla-st
~ whom ne had before had some deaiings, as refer
slce lie Was man OF honest appearance, aud ca
So ,uc' sedss IN obtaining credit from many Of ouI
uost shi { Nd business men.
Gay or two since he left for parts unknown and
Oh investigation, II appears he has been carrying on,
curing bra residence 10 this city, most cunning sys
tam of roeuery. Representing himself as engaged
III large business be has procured goods OF almost
every csscrlpti0D-leather, dry goods, West India
goods OIL In word every thing which could be turn
ed into money, he has obtained. No sooner in his
possession than the merchandise was Immediately
turned Into cash and yet SO cuDningly has he car
ned on his operations, that no one suspected his
rosuey.
When the swindling operations were discovered, a
Sheriff Immediately dispatched TO arrest him,
and the officer actually rode in the same cars with
bin toward Canada for some miles. The Conductor
pointed out Mcdonald as the rascal but the officer
was so deceived by his appearance as to refuse to
arrest him, being certain that he was not the right
The man succeeded In getting across the line,
and was then ont OF the reach of the immediate pow
OF the law.
He proceeded to Montreal, where he left a large
Parcel OF what supposed to be bank bills at the
counting house of firm with whom he has had
oealings. Since then he has not been seen. The
parcel has been attached and is now in the safe Of
the Bank Of Montreal awaiting the action OF the
law 1t is not kno xn whether there is any moaey in
il OF not. Mcdonald also had some real estate In
the Provinces which has been attached. 1t is sup
posed the total amount out Of which ne has swndled
merchants is at least $4,000. 1t is very doubt
full whether anything like tina. sum ever be real
lied
The folio wing are among the sufferers - Dana,
Farrsr & Hyde, $2,500, Levi Bartlett, $1,000 u.
Southard & Co, 81 GOO Dutton, Richardson & Co,
80 500 Pierce & Bacon, $4,000; Adsphus Davis,
$500 Sam'l DOwLer, JT $500 James Rowland, OF
New Bedford, 5000 Sanford & Rowland, Of the
same city, 81, 500.
There was considerable excitement yesterday, as
one by ore the sufferers discovered their loss.
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Later from Chagres and Pharmaceutical
OF the Georgia.

The U. S. Mail steamship Georgia,
Lieut. d. d. Porter, commander, arrived from
Havana yesterday morning, in four days and twenty
hours with So passengers transferring 100 passengers
to the Philadelphia which vessel arrived at Havana
the 18th, and was 10 sail Immediately on the ar
rival of the Ohio from NewYork. The Georgia
sailed from Chssres on the evening OF the 9TH.
The Pioneer propeller sailed the day previous, with
40 passengers for New-York.
The Panama Railroad will be open high up
Milers station by the return OF the next steamer for
Chagres, which will cut off thirty miles of river
navigation, end avoid the Bar at the mouth Of
Chsgres River Sixteen hundred men are at work
on the road, including 100 mechanics taken out on
the last trip OF the Georgia.
There were many passengers At Panama waiting
to go to California. The Golden Gate, Tennessee,
and Republic, it was supposed, would carry of those
who had through tickets. Those who had none would
have to take their chances in getting up the best way
they could, owing to the number of passengers wait
ing at Panama.
Provisions scarce, particularly Beef and Psrk
which selling at high prices.
Cbsgres and the Isthmus continue healthy and
the roads are in fine order.
The inhabitants Of Chsgres are making prepara-
!ions to move up to Navy Bay in Anticipation OF the
steamers stopping there.
The Georgia passed the Ohio on the l4!h, going
into Havana AID also the Empire City on the 18TH,
thirty miles To the north Of Cape Florida.
Her Britannia haesty's snip Inc Cumberland,
beam the Admirals flag, with t~o British steamers
OF war were in Havana and to sail for Bermuda 10
two or three days
yery cold weather has been experienced 10
Havana for the last month"; which causes some SICK
ess On the Island.
tn. torgia encountered head winds and fresh
salts throughout the passage home
The following arc passengers by the georgia
yo,eph Atkins George ". Dennis, Jesse Walker, Mr..
Moi, rmOtt Mrs Hackei and child, n u beIforl, Wis
Pierce Mrs Neneil, Mrs Friend v Shepherd n; B.
Morton Z G Wallace. J Bellows Eodnan. Snsoy'
MIS- Reed Mater Reed. A. Elliot Johnson CocMe1
A WsAmson and two friends, h. c. Horn. MI willard
| George NeKinzee. +. Rsnkins, George Cockhef'
lanes ID Plunket Charles Ferga"n, Joan Jans'9s'
a Schlschsr, o. Rice. c. B. Atwood; 3; A Fox j. n
Packs J. Essider, 8. Mescham, L. Robinson Ia9n"
sIetsCu u essrs Resetbi, harIlo Augustine L. semP"'
J N Wsey John Kane, JshH smith:
Front Havona-N. L. Bora, ID; Tfott. L. Leroy iay
and child; Lorenzo RUIZ. G. Lewis, John BRADY ID Ia
C;osrde l.. II. Cutler. C Fitzgerald, TAN "a nl-
isnds Mr. Hude and wife, ID. Wlnsiow, u w. Wander
| berk ". Sparks ~. -, la.
= Turk L. "A Drake Isaac scnbler, j. h. atnam, Lswn
Ta4tou. C W Bender, I. J. Jsfersy Poinsana JOIN
bachelor D. Owens, ". 9 Booth. WA Lane unomas
| MsIloy J. MeCaurh, W. M Hams, John Kelly, william
Palmer, J. Rollins, Matthew KEN
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List OF Patents
Issued from the United States Patent Ofce, for me
geek ending Feb II, 1882
ICarefnllv red fnri Y rrihunAl

Issued from the United States Patent Ofc., for Me
Week ending Feb II, 1882
Carefully prepared for the N Y rnbuas1
Francis Armstrong, vi New-Orlsans, La,
for improvement IL the Construction Of Crate bars
for Furnaces. Dated Feb. Il, 1852. Ante dated.
Aug II, 1881
in Pumps Dated Feb IL, 1852
Edward Callow, OF London, England for I'M
provement in Explosive Compositions for Blasting
Rocks Dated Feb. II, 1852. Patented in England.
John Card, OF Gainesville N. Y, for Improvement
in Fences Dated Feb. II, 1852.
Egbert V. Carter, of Yorkshire, N Y, for Inn
proveme nts in Railroad Gates. Dated Feb II. 1859.
John NJ. Crawford, OF Newcastle. Pa for In
provements in Machirery for Making Chains. Dated
Feb. IL, 1852
nent in Bran Busters Dated Feb. IL, 1852
Abel Hildreth of Newark, ONO, for Improve
meats in Bran Duster: Dated Feb II, 1859
Lora HOit OF Millbsry, Mass for Improve
1881
VIM II. Lindsay, Of New.yOrs, Y, for Meter
James Mholland. of Reading. Pa, for Improve
ment in Steam boilers Dated Feb II, 1854
Robt 7. Osgood, of Ohand, Me-, for Improvement
in Grain and Grass IIarvesters Dated Feb IT.
1882
VIM. r. Palmer. OF Elizabeth City, N c.. for I'm
provement in Feeding Apparatus for Grais
Thresher; Dated Feb II, 1851 49,
Robt. w. Parker, Of Roxbury, Mass for Improve
n ent In Banding Pullies. Dated Feb. H. 1852
Peter Roberts, Of NewYork, N. Y, for Improve
me nts in Capstans Dated Feb II, 1851.
Pleasant E. Royse, Of New. Albany, N Y, for In
provemen, in Rotary Cutivators Dated Feo. II.
1859
VIM. & Thos schnebly, of NswYork. N. Y. for
Improvement in Weighing Machines. Dated Feb.
II. 1852.
&c Taylor Of West Liberty. Ohio, for Improve
ment in Spoons for Administering Medicine. Dated
Feb II, 1852.
DESIGNS.
Jas. BDackman & Chas. Skidm0re, Of Newt0wn,
Conn, for Design for Ladies' Hair Combs Dated
Feb. H. 1882
James l.. Jackson, of New. York, N. Y, for Do
sign for Crate frame and summer-piece. Dated Feb.
Il, 1852
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SUMMARY OF Local AFFAIRS. - John
Baldwin vas tried in the Court Of Oyer and Ter,
miner, on Wednesday, on the charge Of arson in
the second degree. IL was clearly shown BY the
evicesce that the prisoner set fire an unf ashsd
tooer last but as the house stood isolated from any
oulioing tenanted by human beings, ne was found
shiliy OF arson IN the third degree only. Sentence
"ss reserved. Thomas Crow, one OF the principal
witnesses for the prosecution, awarded $50 tor
los' .ine, IN consequence OF Imprisonment for the
h3ntbs IL The County jail 10 testify in this case.
WINE the aoeye rlal was gong on. the Court was
alarmed BY crashing noise on the roof over their
teads, which was caused by the fsllios Of sick of
L.moer nom the cupoia where workInen we're en-
ssged IL making repairs. For short time un nj the
cause was ascertained, there vas the greatest ex-
element. The JUDGES left the bench ana the jury
officers and all made agrand rush to the door which
Was oiookac BY one OF the Deputy Sheriffs from
Wi.iiansDuTgh, who had fallen on mis- haass and
hnees IN his tageiness to sc. out Those In the
room rushed over him. heller SHELTER. The prisoner
and ore of the witnesses sat still looking with
eylceni surprise on TINS unusual scene IN q court
Toom. OIcer was soon restored, and the trial went
on.
About 10 o'clock on Wednesday night
h,e broke out in the second story of frame building
No. IS Myrtie-ay occupied by J Munroe and MI
chael Conblin. The FIRE originated in the apart
mens OF the latter whose family was absent at the
tine The damage to furniture, &c, amounts to
about $500, all told besides the loss the building
computed at about $3.50 more When the alarm was
given some thieves rushed into the house and stole
pocket-bOok containing $780, the property of Mr..
Conklin, and silver watch owned by Mr.. Munroe
In edlpg to the IRE one of the members OF Hook
and Ladder Co. No. was run over in Pearl ST. and
pile Of bullcng materials which extended beyond
tbe limits allowed by the ordinance
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-, 10 pl..,ic ard weld to the pressure
toss ss. n~ w,thn they ~ilnevi'aoiy DC '"p'u''u
vth 'ioss,,eu,ion we seni here sila, Is nt.e ~
The e ehs msmhers 81 orr ASSOCIATION, mo- 10
ere anc the Institution by p'onucuve
Sustain s amount is averaged o. some.nhs more
iabof .ansr for eaca indGs'fialis'' SOME u ou.
than ~. moved to sn,ad'lasm oy Noui elVileu AZ
youIg nsn, and inspired with the sen'lme.ts OF
faeseri s,.,eynty, contributed very hanosons
jusnee Az ~ their surplus earnings Inc hieh1s OF
pcen. not resident among as ou, wno nave
our have also contributed literally ID tneI
lsfstT nessi,ties We give not only win cheer'ul-
seveS are glad TO give according 70 our ABILITY,
1ess. oo' on-,rtuniy offers to promote the cause
Of huns" ,hsn Our contribution OF material atf and
Aee voyd OF encouragement as part fdlhu-
our ~ an, obligations 10 our fellow men
nell " ~ o'' YOU oar earnssI Godspeed. Go form,
ne ~. s.,iny--strike for Human Right Stnke
Hs ~, "..rmna;ed wrongs crumole into notningness
I'll sc,u.nu ~ heart work, institute Human Rights,
Insp n on shall be faithful TO your high trus' SO
19c az nos ask YOU to tax yourself with reply 70
W. Wv w p nsve your work-we have ours and we
US ioSisnds and do each other friendly service,
Can &c sSorting each others creed
w. esbsT OF The resident members OF the North
american Phalanx, ,o,o 'HAS' BEARS
No. paouA Co., " j., Fet, 1904
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JAMAICA.
Cholera Subsided-Further Particulars or the
Riot.


A private letter from Kingston gives
some additional particulars OF the recent dis'
turbance by the United States recruits, and con-
firms our previous announcement OF the aDaIe-
ment of the cholera.
"Yeu may see reports Of Cholera raging IN Iamai-
"a which are calculated 10 excite the fears oil tnoss
:, distance Little is said or thought OF 1t here,
q, in fact there seems to be only no and then an
isolated case oft One case wasreDofted in Kingston
two or three weeks ago, Of sailor from savanna
ls.Mar-Dothing since
"The Falcon has on board 500 troops for Cslifor.
ns the hardes. lot OF Wild Irishmen that ever wa'
IL, loose anywhere Three or four ssripings are 10
cnarye Of them In a melee az the steamboat wharf
vsNeTday, the American Consul, an old man 'ofne !
70. vas uamplsd upon. The officers IN commans
ran from them as from Wild beasts. Knives "sio
Gavin and the air was filed wTta Jumps OF cos,'
fyins in all directions you might fancy CON H.,
baiIs 10 hghi. Tee negroes were ooJec" =, 80
particular hate Had they ttae neg 49, wouId
restrained ~ tn3 Police, not many lishn
have got of with their lives .,.. With ma
"An Irlshn. an boarding at the honss 49, 80
s.aLclnE a. tle asiCe OF me IN ,r u ~,
ard n vas a, racd as a visi, home 20 Nun
These viii pe fine fellows, lnnseu, " ssr,s
| the lava ia a distant part oil cur c"u'"s ""A
! with them notions Of civillzauoh'
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Tx CONVENTION WITH BsAzlL WASH

fHE CONVENTION WITH Brazil WASH
MOTION, Wednesday, Feb. ls-The message from
the frtsice0l received IN the Senate this morning,
rslttNe 70 TIE Convention with Brazil transmitted
RIsf rom me Commissioner under the treaty
WITH Brazil OF 1919, setting forth that the obstacles
nmcn impeoed The settlement OF the ms we're
ckiefy the difficulty aud celay 10 ebtsin,ns ,es,,.
uony. He has acted upon tNeaty.on claims pre-
sented 10 him awarding for the claimants in ave
cases, rejecting seven, and Awaiting further e,i-
Cence hire There nineteen othsr {, aims
which have no, yet been presented TO him The
time OF the Commission having nearly expired, and
only half the indie unity allowed by Brazil having 40
yet been distributed, he asks an extension of tims
TO complete the examination and settlement OF the
claims.
The Secretary OF State. accordingly. suggests 10
Congress the proprety OF extending the time OF the
Commission 20 Dire months from the let Of March
Itxt. The message and correspondence we're re-
feued to the Committee on Foreign Relations.
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Anderson, Bouton, McGowan. Wnselan, Barker,
Rogers, valentine, Drastic. McConkey.
hesolu'ion to light Troy Al, from Hudson to
breeL"lch els Hiih gas Concurred IN
hesolutioh requesting the Legislature to suspend
any scuon as TO Jones' Wood for Park. till the
,omEoh council take action, whether the PAX
CODcurrec In.
communication relative to erecting sheds in rear
az Essex Market. To Committee OIL Repairs
Inc board then adjourned for the term.
FROM the minutes EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public

~ notice is hereby gwen to the owners
pant occupants Of all houses and lots improved
in proved lands affected thereby that the following
ments have been completed by the Assessors, and
lodged In the office Of tae Bureau Of Asessments for
animation, by all persons interested, for REGU-
LAIJNG, SETTING and RE SETTING CURB ana
GUTTEH STONES and RE PLACING SIHrH Ay.
and BROADWAY between sih and AID SITS Also, 35th,
3Sh 37th 80 h. 39th 10th aud 4st ste between 9th and
7th The limits embraced bp such assessment include
all the several houses and lots o. groud vacant lots pieces
and parcels of land situated both SIDES Of 6hav be-
tween 34,h and AID sts the northery side n sNhst:
both sides OF s5th seth yh 50 3)h and tsb and On
the sou herly side Of tsd essery 6om the 9th half
way the 5,h both sides OF Broad betwesn
saith and t2d SITS both sides OF sch, 37h seth. j9h.
a. To and aud the southery side Of AID sts eastsny
nall way Broadway To the sth aso both sides
OF 3Jh and 36th SITS between 9th asd 7th on dh
tidss Of 37Ih-st between 9th add Broadway "a both
sides Of ssths between 9th and 7sh both sdee
If 39th.t between oh av. and Broadway and on both
SIDES OF 40h and 4lst SITS between 6th and 7th
All persons whose interests are affected BY the above
named assessments and who opposed to the same,
either them requested 10 present their oectons n
writing to the undersigned at their Office Ne Hall of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice
Office Bureau of Street Department Feb 10.
1882. SAMUEL n DE MOTT: } -
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Asssssors
20fIot ISAAC VIM SMILH.
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claim but while they were out celebrating upon
their verdict. auavits were prepared and ~Arralis
issued for the arrest of Downing and mis- son, VINO
were taken into custody and committed. In me AFTER
noon they were admitted to bail in the sum OF 81 900
each, Rev Mr.. Cormlsch becoming their security
Mccormick, In default Of bail was comm lied 10
pIlson.
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+ By Telegraph to the New-Ysrk Tribune.


BALTIMORE, Thursday. FEB. 10. 1854
Mr.. Coybit, gunner's mate, was accidentally killed
yesterday at the Naval school at Annapolis, BY tie
premature discharge OF a cannon.
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UORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no

~ hereby given to the owner or owners. occupants
occupants Of all houses and lots improved or unm-
meats have been completed by the Assessors and are
odged in Office Of the Bureau Of Assesmens for exam
nation by all persons interested, viz For FENCING VA
CANT LOTS on TWENTY. FIRST and TWENTY
SECOND SIS. between 6. and I'M avs The limits sm-
and lots ground lots pieces and parcels OF Land
situated the esstery side of 7hay between sls, asd
side u 22d between en- and 7th avs, Ward Nos 70
"a and 3 - 800 All persons whose Interests are ssssd ~
the aboyenamed assessments, and who opposed 70
the same either Of them requested TO present hsn
objections in writing, 10 the undersigned, at thsn once
No Hall of Records within thirty days from the dsss Of
tins no ice-Ofhce. Bureau Of Assessmsns. Street DO
p'''"''' SAMUEL II DE MOTIF
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o. ~ Mx.r-Two barrel

A CAT IN The MEAL.-T~o barrels
marked new corn meal" came into the % -. - -
this CITY, by Carpenters express une. ,so,sht ,hIt
Marshal Jones, happening to DC founu ne
:, looked IKE suspicious heap. IL may oe e ,a,o
sad he, but there can be no harm IN s1sm. nm
n" Accordingly he waited upon me E.pie OS oaso,
ano soUs sscS ON. contained another barrel SUI
ro,nced oy little new corn meaF-one o, ' ,S.x
UII Of rum and the ether full Of brandy As snef
were directed to Nobody, nobody nAs ,Js' F,,mes
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~ Elyria, Ohio, has been visited BY q
very destructive fire.
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temperance Demonstrations in Connecticut
Barnum and the Democracy

>'s'f'Avohct OF Inc N. \. Tribune.
NEw-hAyES, Wednesday, Feb. Ii, 1852.
The Temperance cause is progressing
"s'ely IN Connecticut, and the Maine Law is gain
nspouisr favor daily. Democratic rum clique at
"''"o'c Is Determined to Isnominate Seymour for
'o'eihor IL possible. Seymour you will recollect,
fOV'"'s me resolution which passed the Legislature
'eaf' almost unanimously, submitting to the
sspie NE question OF aboishing the liquor traffic
"a nsui' 70 temperance men cannot bs forgotten
- Ssymop cannot be elected Many Democrats
40 no arg not temperance viii oppose him on ac-
,vett OF the anti Democratic act above named The
cas,,, "'V seem disposed TO dodge the Maine Law
ss,s ~ 80 ~, y " al onavalnng The next election
Vii De declced upon Temperance nr,nc,oIss is,
M tunisshets stand from under Phe noticaI
Ness WHO oei lew exceptions, is afraid tp so.sI
against rum, out many able temoeran.a - -
ns II the held doing grea, battle Tor tne mn
ssspum, IN himself host Is Just nov h,,os,a 80,
we snaihemas of the Democratic n,ssse -.
ene thsy have looked on him as a Dsmocp,c.
aes nothing else now but as soon az /, oonr.sS
SEYMOUR and rum, ms friends OF the Loo, F,,, 49,
Sgah 10 CRY Woolly Horse and Felee Mem nj
aAitm Likes this-telIs ;hem he Is glad 10 see nj
sssuofistell on ihem-thai ne Is as good d. no.
~ So as the best OF them-tha' he is too much az
anoug himself 10 let soy Tuu-guZzilus politician
sSsAeus nlm any longer on the SUBJECT of temos.
sho legal sudsion. lie goes for the Name LAs
er,,ss ,hfcuen, and ne sH hare H. The Demo
IA. make Their nomu auonS for State 0ifcets on
IT,, ana the Wings on the An OF March A Mass
Asia'snce Meet ing Will be held IN this city on
md ~ oi march 10 review these party nominations
70 h. fvo'e or reject the sane, rs they msv Prove
upon M. " against the proposed law, and TO ac,
as,tnSs hele subject may be thought oes, when
rYemn, ~. bGnum, DR. Ju setI and others sil 90
votes III e Acofess the Convention. Two thousand
he,ed IT,. fh our election ei,herwav and II Is be-
for hone are slrsadv IS 900 voters pledged to 90
70 thst os 70 not agree To vote for law sinliar
ncus Ier,sis,e. You may mark the neI. Connec-
urge our .;,aae As sure for the Maine Law Bu, do
eueAly. Wfs to circulate the petitions thor
minors Owe, . wn, the names OF tne ladies' aud
sossn. WI fourteen years Of age as well as Of
-
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPAkI-

wSNI-rO Contractors -sss e. g sssg,.t !:
so,ssd Proposals for Buildins So. as.iact De
VII be received a, the Office n me 49, ss dsy II
s Ss,es is5a s.si' seosi ZIP e.y.;.
With The Lscsss Kees ,osn he sever es~ built az a
sh sy % nes sh beng ,,e e ssfs ar the Ssds
The plan Of The .hsr relating ,hsfste.
Of the sane sra = nncston the Contract eh. AZ
this o6bcs New fo''' NICHOLAS DEAN.
,..,s President Crs,oa Aqasdaes Dspnsnssi.
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uR01OI AoUEDUCT DEPART

vrsrro Cort,sc.or,- sealst PIopos,.y; al
ope. fs s.t ,s ns CSC" A@usdae,
os I.esssS ~ M un Mesd the 10 day Of Anen
sss s@d sssi sass sS:ss q,
bthontH ~ The Sewer and specifications fcr ihs
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