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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-06-29
Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
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Iummer Arrangement. 1852.


COMMENCING THURSDAY, July LIST.
Passenger Trains will run as follows;
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Worcester at junction at Nashua and Lowellat
Hoo am. I23Opm. lie pm. Ito pm.
APO pm. 535 pm. 6.l2 pm. $50 pm.
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell Junction Worcester
1905. Is am. eO5am. 915 am.
lib AIN. ii. am. 1880 p.m. 1.5O pm.
sos pm AS pm. 5.35 pm 700 p IN,
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS.
Trains arriving at Nashua connect directly with trains
of Concord Boston Concord and Montreal, Northern,
Passumpsic, and Vermont Central Railroads. The firsI
and second trains from Nashua connect with Gown
trains OF all the above roadsthe third train with those
of the Boston Concord and Montreal, and Concord Rail-
roads. Each train and from Groton Junction Except
that at 1880 p. TO ashua which has connection
with upward Fitchburg train leaving Boston - m >
connects with upward and downward trains of Fitch
burg Railroad aud Stony Brook Railroad 10 and from
Lowell
At Worcester $50 a. train connects with Steam
boat train from New York via Norwich. II a..
meets with Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor-
ceser, Norwich and Worcester, and Western RaIroad
traius 4.20 connects with trains from all above
named roads, including the Exnress Train from New
York and Albany. Train arriving at 9l5
with the a. trans of all the above roads, including
Express Train to New York and Albany. That arriving
at 2 p m. with p. trains Of above roads That
irving att p m. with tho New York Steamboat Train
via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER R. R. TRAINS,
running connection with Worcester and Nashua trains
Leave Fitchburg at rs and a. m. IL As and y.
Leave Worcester at $50 and ii ami 20 and $50 pint
FREIGHT TRAINS daily each way between
Worcester Groton junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fitch.
burg.
o. For connections with the other road at Worces-
ter Groton JUNCTION, and Nashua, Snow and Will
der's Pathfinder and Railway Guide
GP Through Tickets issued Worcester for Bur.
ngtOn, Montpelier, Wells River and White River June
tion, the fare by each of the different routes
Nashua and Fitchburg but change OF is made
on the Nashua route
freight Train with passenger attached stopping
AMI starring from Lincoln square.
J. w. STOWELL, Sup't.
Worcester, July l, 1852. je28 dawtf
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This il the Place (!


Let poets sing Of sylvan grots,
And fUwery groves, and rural cots,
I'Ilpraise the vests, and pants, and coats
Ofgreat Macmillan
Long since, in Eden's garden green,
When Adam wed his boson's queen,
The first of tailor craft Yves seen,
Macullar
And stree that distant time till now,
No other Teufelsdroch trow,
Has made such vesiture thou,
Our own Macular
Thou'st clothed the naked every day.
With garments TIP top and y. X,
At prices which no more than pay
Macul.qr
And thou art ever ready still,
To dress Creation, if it will
Trade at thy store and pay Its bill,
Macullar!
Where are the coats like thine can fit
Where are the vests like thine can sit
Or where pants that thine can't beat
Nowhere, Macullar!
Fond Mother, would'st thou make thy boy
Dazzle bis fathers eyes with joy,
Then, oh suit of toggery buy,
Fond lover, if you want to thrive,
In woong her, you fan would wive,
Then by the powers of love, contriye
To see Macular!
For like the girdle Venus wore,
Which made all hearts with love brim o'er'
Are all the garments in the store
OF THE Macuilar
So come each sturdy artzan,
Each grave and worthy clergyman,
Each lawyer versed in Littleton,
Each true and trusty husbandman,
Come every honest mothers son,
70 the sign ofthe well dressed, full dressed man,
Number two hundred and seventy one,
Main street, Worcester, and there put on
The cheapest, and best clothes under the sun,
Which are sold by that chdn Macuar
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & CO., Pipers Block,
apo diff No. 27lA Main street.
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w AN T ED.

CtEVERAL Men to engage in good business, as
~ Agents. Gentlemen of good address, twenty five
years of age and upw ards who have had considerable
experience in BUSINESS and good salesn preferred
Such men, of enerprising habits, hear Of something
to their advantage, by calling on D. MOWRY, at the
NJ. i TO 3, and to O'Clock, p. NJ. ie24 d2w*
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COnundrulll.

What is the reason that we succeed so we'll in
business, against strong competition, and the
prejudice of Americans in general, against for
elgners'
Answe
the first place, having besides the one in
l. this city, Zone in Hartford, and one in New York;
enabled to buy largely, and we buy for CASH
only and of firm being in the New ork mar
ketevery day, have the advantage of being supplied
almost daily, with all thu styles and varieties in
line, and FANCY GOODS in general
Secondly motto is, small profits and quick sales,
aud the largest part of Goods purchased at
Auction, customers will be of getting good bar
gains.
Thirdly, as we have adopted the one price system
there is no banterngor dickerng, and therefore
toners necessarily receive universal and kind
treatment.
Our Stock has been filed up again with new
Embroideries-such as Collars,
Cuffs, Flouncings, Swiss and
Cambria Insertings and Edgings,
Wrought Caps and Capes,
Under Sleeves,
Chemsettes,
Swiss and Jaconet
Muslin, ETC., etc.,
and will be sold cheaper
than at any other place
in this city, at
]. L. MYERS, New Eng land Fancy Store,
je22 diff 2lO Main street, near Worcester House.
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On and after June 2Ist, 1852, the
s T f A ME- II Pc RR Y


CAPT. WOoLSEY, Will run be-
= tween Providence and Newport, con-
Meeting twice each way each day,
with trains of PROVIDENCE Il WORCESTER
RAILROAD as follows:
leave Newport at A. M. and 2 p NJ
Leave Providence 9 A. NJ and 6 p NJ.
Or on arrival of trains from Worcester and Boston.
Passengers may procure through tickets RAILROAD
stations 0f New York and New Haven Railroad New
York; of Western Railroad, Albany; or Providence &
Worcester Railroad Worcester
FARE
Newport and Worcester, $l.5o
8. New York via Worcester, Springfield,
Hartford and New Haven. $50
Newport and Albany via Worcester and Springfield
" hoy, $50
" Schenectady, $50
:" Utica, =" 100
" Syracuse, &c 500
+" Rochester, 1000
6 Buffalo, 6 lI.50
By the present arrangement for running passenger
Trains over the New York and New Haven, Hartford
and Springfield and Western Railroads, passengers
the advantage Of day route and from New York,
Albany. Saratoga ami Newport-leavng either terminus
in the morning and arrive at the other in the evening of
the same day.
An examination of any of the recently published
Railroad Maps will clearly show the eligibility of this
route to those travelling from New York. Northern,
Western and Central portions of New ENGLAND New
port Passengers and Baggage conveyed free of charge
between the Boat and Railroad Station inf rovidence
ISAAC ii. SOUTHWICK, Supt.
le26-d3m Prov and w or. Railroad.
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Cod Liver Oil.

DURNETT'S Pur, Cod Liver OH; # ss
ID Rushton, Clark & Co.'s Pure Cod Liver Oil;
E. Souher's I"
Are always hand and for to dealers and others
in quantities to suit, at propretor's prices, by
jel0 daw3wis l.. T. LAZELL 2Ol Main At
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Great Improvement In
MECHANICAL DENTIST
Or. s. p. rNrLLER,
n n H. r. III

INSERTED upon nep plan. invented and patented
by Dr. Allen, Professor in The Dental College OF Gin
cinnnt Ohio.
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN
Unprecedented sale.

so, 600 Copies Sold in Eight Weeks
A THOUGH thus work has met with such a won.
a derlul sale. the publishers Agent fr Worcester
County has plenty more on hand, which will be sold
the publishers LOWEST CASH PRICES, either at
wholesale retail
ORDERS FROM DEALERS
in the adjoining towns, for any quantity style, will be
promptly attended TO. Travelling Agents supplied Ad
dress EDWARD r. FlsKE, Spy ONCE,
je5 dawtf Worcester.
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To Physicians,

II IT, MARSH, Apothecary, corner of Main and
1Ls Pleasant streets, offers Tor sale, at the lowest
rates --Suphate Nor hia, English Iodide Potassium
Aqua Ammt MA, Sweet Spirits Nre, thamomile Flow
ers, Turkey Gum Arabic, iurke, Opldni Bermuda Ar
r0Ut, Syrup iNle OF Iron together with general
asst rtnent OF pure Drugs and Medicines.
jelS daw6wis
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READ AND BE WISE!

Now is the Time to Buy your Books
OF. WILSON,
GUCCESSOR to E. N. Tucker, will offer his extern
~ sve stock of Books and Stationery for short time,
Mt REDUCED PRICES!
This stock is of the largest and best in the Coun-
ty embracing works in every department of Literature.
The works of all the popular poets, in cheap and rich
binding. Gift Books Bibles, large and NIL. Bio
graphical, Historical and Miscellaneous 80
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTsS].
New publications received as soon as ISSUED.
The works of A. j. Davis and others, on the subject
of Spiritual Manifestations, constantly on hand.
Also, lot of cheap publications, stories of thrilling
interest many of which will be sold for onehalf the orig
inal price.
Ca at the Worcester Bookstore, and buy Books at
prices heard of before. "Now is the time, and
the place SO Main street jel5 DIV w6w
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Something New for the Toilet
New Books Just Received, and for Sale

at j. .. WE0b ..
r LITERATURE and Art, by 5. Margaret Fuller.
IL Diseases of Women, by DR.. shew.
Supernal Theology and Life in the Spheres, by Owen
G. Warren. Ie26 DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-06-29

A FULL assortment just received, comprising z. Ca
TOMS y Hale y sons, J. r. Farweli 4 Co.'S, II. G.
Reddinstons, r. B. Dun's, and Others, by
]. \. GREGORY,
Je2e d4w Nos and Z, opposite Court Houns.
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UlI OF bergam0t.
A CAN ofthe above, OF unusually fine quality,
IN this day received. and for sale in lots to suit.
l.. I. LAZELL, Drugg st,
jel1 daw4wis 20l Main street.
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TaRatta Gloves

A BEAUTIFUL substitute for Kid Glove in tn
IN hot season, fitting the hard equally well and mum
bered the same a Rid Glove. splendid assorfmen
of coors, opposite Waldo Block, lie NJ ain str et.
ie9 DIFF HENRY o CLARK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-06-29

DLUE, Green, Drah. and variety Of light coored
ID CATERS, tip, square foxed, &c, &C, Just re-
ceved, at DRESSER'S
junel DIFF old stand, l76 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-06-29

OF Worcester, Massachusetts,
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual Meeting
in the Assured Members and Guarantee Stockholders
Of the State Mutual Life Assurance Company of Wor-
cester stands adjourned to WEDNESDAY, the seventh
day Of July at ten O'Clock, A.. M.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester, June p, 1852 dtJy7
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Newport via Providence.

Worcester, July i, 1852.
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Providence and Worcester Railroad
G0uououu

A DIVIDEND of three per cent. (three dollars on
IN each share,) has been declared payable on the
first day of July neTt, at the Treasurer's Offices during
Bank hours those holding stock recorded the
books of the Corporation, the tweniy -rst instant
ielI dtJy3 JOHN r. BALCH, Tieas'r.
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NOTICE

TIVE Committee on Highways, for the City Of Wor.
ceser, are ready 10 contract for quantity Of Cob
bic PAVING STONES, 10 be delivered at different
places in the Cenue District.
may26 DIFF EDWARD LAMB. Chairman
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Sur motion, lie Conseil dome son adhesion aux
amendments du Conseil DIES Assistants Alder
men la s'resolution autorisant lie Voyer re-
parer lie poste IRENE, ct aplacer de nouveaux
escaliers la ge6le de Police, ct la resolution,
amendee, est adoptee CONNIE suit:
''Resolu que lie Voyer soft ct demeure autorise
talre faire les Preparations necessaires au poste
IRENE 'pourvu que lie cont n'excede pas cent
cinquante piastres' ct a faire placer de nou-
veaux escaliers la ge6le de Police, ou reparer
les anciens, pouryu que le co1t n'excede pas
cent piastres.''
LIE Conseil dome son adhesion aramendement
du Consell des Assistants Aldermen, la "reso-
luton requerant lie Voyer de fournir ce Con-
sell un plan de toutes les proprietes apparte-
nant a la yille.''
LIE Conseil DIES Assistants Aldermen amende
en- efacant apres les mots GO fournir ce' lie mot
Bureau pour y METRE celui de Conseil'.
La resolution, ainsi amendee, est adoptee
LIE preambule ct les resolutions passes par lie
Conseil DIES Assistants-A Aldermen, pourvoyant a
arrangement DIES Hotels DIES Premier ct Second
Districts pour les bureaux municipaux ct ceux
DIES Cours, sont appeles, sur motion de M. Con-
verse, ct lie Conseil NY dome pas son adhesion
Lecture est faite du message suivant du Con-
sell DIES Assistants Aldermen
CONSEIL DIES ASSISTANTS-ALDERMEN.
Nlle-Orleans. ce 10 Octobre, 1852.
II FHonorable President ct d .Messieurs les
.Membres du Conseil des aldermen.
MEssIEURs = Permettex- de remover a
votre Honorable Corps, on Giles ont pris leur orr
CINE, les resolutions suivantes ct de vous notifer
du concours du Conseil DIES Assistants Aldermen,
avec divers amendments, a SAVIOR
Resolution acceptant les SECURITIES de Jos. &C.
nois Jr ct L. Bozonier, gretfiers do Recorder du
Second District.
Resolution relative Orleans Fire Company
No 81, pour une appropriation de 81 200 pour
une nouvelle pompe.
Permettez- moi egalement de vous announcer lie
reject DIES resolutions suivantes, SAVIOR;
Resolution autorisant lie Contr6leur a emettre
son mandat de $75, en- favour de NJ. Jos. Genois
Jr.,
Resolution aecordant une charte de dix ans
Liberty Hose Fire Company.
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- THE ONLY 4 ,ag
ss
@ sssSs sss rom s.s
ss'i %sfS y s re ~ ts
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a' III; Is
sy ssSs sens WEN sns a
sas%
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s$ Is s.s.ss: 1 il:
from ali Psrsaoi shs country.
PILES.
4; ssii e. ' ss
William" q county City cas
.sss sa sss sssa % It, n %
II ssT @ md ve
". e Ssf1Tas
fssA ssa
ss .'9s" ,i:;ss.,
ERYsIPELAs.
For EysHeia. PAIN EXTRACTOR snyauaele Other rene
dies for s time
the cause the disease and
ssss Z - 3 Al
s;s.1ss sss ss
,sss. .sR.s III s IL 10, G;
sa. r a ss it, ~''
this for DEATH and expected when
Try DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
s and sss .. ssss
' sa m s ehs s % your r Ha En-
ss' S ssS
sss % sssa
ass 81 sa
~ ass 1 Il he il % ss d 9s s
| C0sTIvENEss; OR, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.
THE pm b the suas .aisss and MOTT esr.a re-
asfs ssi
@ &c % @ ,sssf
sa AND or os s Ss %
s.sss: az Il fs ass,s 4 ssi
the PAIN ri. aissa.. remarkable.
%sa Ii ' MI @
certify tina. vs says pAILEYs s.AsrcAL pArs
s t s most
RSs ys1 As n ,s.. to R ARy M saAE
hereby certify TIN. have ssn aassd with an Fsvs,
Sore nearly i've r..
sfs .ss $ss
Save limb entirely hasled and nothing Of left abort
DRAD0Ck DAVIS,
Henrietta, Monrcs county N. T., May 6,is43.
| .t CUTS WOUNDS AND SORES
The effects Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR wonderful
does all heal SCAR
REMAINS. healing cid standing
psralesd.
/ sr. LOUIS No., July 1916.
Dear Abonta while working trade cut
foot in bad dangerous The whole bit
tered h Of foot. Just below the inssp The wound
nfams, continued do until becs much
British Q Tmctue Myrr several adjective
nopnrpdss / thnl commenced the use Of
| DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
bess1
and has row entirely left
confidently DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR being thing have
moving pain inflammation.
lam Ship Carpenter trade and shall b willing to testify
VI the SalSs
Avenue at No. ISL information
Yours, truly, JEFFERSON III, BISHOP.
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krIr1oNs, MEMoiREs. ETC.

Lecture est 7faite dune petition de proprie-
taires ct looataires de cette partie bornee par
les rues Alice Commemorate, Camp, Poydras ct
Ut. Charles demandant au Conseil de ne pas
permettre Dan Rice de tenir un cirque dams
vflet susdit.
: N. Burke presente Ia resolution suivante,
9oi est lue deux fois ct adoptee, sur dispense
dse reglements:
Resolu que le Marie soft ct demeure reauis de
refuser nne licence NJ. Dam Rice, qui tient I'm
cirque dansla rue st. Charles, entire Gravier ct
Foydras; mails, lie dit Dan Rice pourra install
Ter un cirque dams tel autre endroit Oh les pro-
prietaires ne feront pas d'objection.
Une communication de NJ. Jacob Keitz, au SUI
Jet de u 1o!ie de So femme, est referee au Marie
VAm6moire de M. Jas. b. McLin, collecteur
d994ts De leyee pour lie Quatrieme District, est
rGlef comite de finances.
une Petition de proprietaires du Troisieme
district, demandant qu'une lampe soft placee 4
reneoignure des rues St. Jean Baptiste ct Gil
o.du cote Est, sur la Promenade Washington,
~ Tue ct referee au eomite des rues ct debar-
Une communication de W. W. yaurht. Re.
cofder du Quatrieme District. enyoyant I'M etot
~ smendes ct des frais de ge8Ie collectes dams
~ Toar, est referee au comite de finances.
n. Ivy setTe ae W. W. Vaught, Recorder du
Sas.Iseme District, appellant Pattention de &c
Oe9seh fetat precaire de diyerses nersonnes
49, ~ sans ie dit district, est referee au CO.
Une communication de NJ James Jo,,ss oo,,
issaire des rues est referee au comite dss
Ct d6barcaderes. sA''e JUS rues
Une petition de Figilrnt Fire Co M a a.
nandant cling cents pieds de tuyanx nsn ss -. y.
cheyal, etc. don't ellie besoin est referse' ~ y,
ccmite DIES incendies
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Conseil lie nombre farrestatibns, les causes a
pappui, le chiffre d,amendes imposees, ct sill
nya pas Ell damendes, de dire pour quelles rails
sons.
Sur motion, lie Conseil s'ajourne mardi pro-
chain, 16 Noyembre, 6 heuaes p. M.
CHS CLAIBORNE, Secretaire
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FoHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR

au7Hsm General Agents for said Territory.
F0HN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-
re- as 4 @ tss sB s5 es AID Cd s 81
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sss Eis o sa o IN. 81 s M
fs 6 III rD 7s9i aScf 81 I sis t
only Preparation before the public strictly scientific
pas asd rGan r a,s 10
the eteas chemical eG and Is sobsns
a,se toa.aips the e.
CREATES. curative agent in TIE Easwn world
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psat two only v,b sa,as yrea.s.aa,on
hss p e, saaa TIN H. sd sH'aFta sail
reader M longer tba Eui Gar
sApAnhs" me WONDER oE THE woGLDi
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afflicted WITH Rteunatin qtho
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81 R pan mixtures and iocua.
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BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EYER OFkERE IN HI Vnn
OF ANY MEDiClNEl A'
EioI DE- Nj.
mr. JOHN BULL have hesitation
ss e. aa ai s os ss sssao s
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Testimony like the following aueru,ua ali cano.
upon the efficacy Of Bulls Sa.saparila: ~ '1Hns
FROM DR.. l. P YAMDELI. PROFESSOR OF cfsEMs1, g. IN
,h,,.. TIE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE, "
pound Extract OF 6arraparit heaonn
o sac end oas that we'll chronic eassa ~
which 1t 10 applicable. L. r. yLNT,ErT Iis4s, "
Lousylle, June 6, 1919. " 50 A@4'ph-',' NJ De
Dr. Pye physiesn by appointment 9Th, LoiSi sr,
Hospital says Of Buis Sarnaparlls; ~ A'a'
have examined he prescription ie- the prsnss. If ~
wen 70 podnoe Alternative Impression on ba
article Of Sarsspariis in 'hs Dsss
49,, Resident Physicisn I0usyie M ns ,,.rt.,,
restoring to hoomins health youthful vigS a a;cE nd
auhbctea-nay, hose that are gfisyouny to,uented ~ ~
are sening from all and
e1nedtes ever befors the public. - WY 'i AZ
Sod Wholesale and rctsil, by ynfzbJ pr1rT ~
ms Once 81 Fourth street,
I p Tnns ssosp. an Agency s BG Of Bulbs s
81 Fourth street, .SsaLa,ylille With References
Tselss1s cd Msau, s,,,n
i've A@f CHARITIES STREET,
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De B. Kuprechts dvan NJ qu'on lai remettel
soixante piastres, pour montants pave par
erreur " Collecteur dc x6xes, en- 1862
I'm conpte do au Bulletin Comm rcial est re-
f3rk au cddiite de Finances. .s. 2s 49,
une lettre De J. +. Wild, Commissaire d., mar
che de Annoncia tion, offrant NJ. Phillip Drum,
poux &ecurit&, est referee au comite de Finances,
--
lie rapport suivant du. bureau DIES directeurs
DECIDES du premier district estrecu ct refereau
comite d'edueation
Rdpport du Bureau dcs Directors des Ecoles
Z. Pubiiotss d,s Premier District de- la .Nou-
uelic- Orlsnns Ter octobTe. 1852.
Le premier district de la vile est divise en-
sept QUARTERS d ecoles, pour les classes primal
res et interm9diaires. !.
Nul 9lAye ne peut entrer dams une ecole autre
que celle du QUARTER Oh il reside, ct null enfant
Al dessous de l.are tle III ans ny est admis
Le nombre de professeurs ct d elayes dams les
3coles primaries eli Intermediates est CONNIE
suit
/. Ecole Franklin, porr les files settlement,
sept professeurs ct quatre cents eleves.
3, Ecole Marshall, pour les garcons seule-
menf, sept professeurs ct quatre cent deux eleves
s. Ecole Washington, pouriles files settlement,
six professeurs ct trois cent qninze eleyes
Su.s trols cent asinse elsves
s. Ecole Fisk, pour les garcons ct les files,
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L'acte pour consolider la vile de la Nouvelle-
Orleans, passe en- feyrier 1852, declare que cha
que bureau de directeurs decoles, devra SOU
METRE au Conseil, certaines epoques, un rap
port sur la condition des ecoles, ct IN etat de-
taille de Fargent recu ct debourse pendant Ia
periodic precedente. fla
nr5rordonnance du Conseil, passee le 16 JUL
let 1852, I'm mode different de disbursement est
etabli, ct commencement celia, il ny pas eu
dargent recu par lie bureau DIES directeurs du
Premier District -
Les sommes payees pour dettes encourues de-
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nant lie Placement Thomas Wagner de certain
sable q lusage de la vile, mieux explque par So
petition
sgotre comite presente 'egalement une resolu-
ton pour la vente du contrat lefet d'entourer
la place Washington, dams le Troisieme District,
dun grillage en- fer.
In petition des ouyriers, Sc plaignant de Penn
ploi des cheVaux pour charger ct decharger les
navires, a etc prise en- consideration par lesco-
mite. Hes dommages occasionnes aux quais ct aux
leyees, aux .endrcits on Pon Sc sert de chevaux,
sont une cause sufisante, dams Popinion de votre
comite, pour les prohiber, sur les quais. En-
consequence, on yous SONNET une resolution &c
sujet. GEO CLARK, Rapporteur,
w G. G. CLAIBORNE,
j. NJ. BUKE,.
u. W. SEwELL. IS