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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-02
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LAzELL's
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC!
"a ~ Ra IN REAER!

81 q Iva q ~ AIR!
n He CLIMAX HAIR Toxic includes in its composition
many OF the most poten known remedies 1t is COM
bhed with the most elaborate care, aad with so strict
regard 10 proportion that due effect given to each in
gredionI, and the result is combinations elegant
eherche and unsurpassed in point OF efficacy by any
other before the public.
Just SO long vitality exists in the Hair the appli
c'ti2n OF the Climax hair Tonic cannt tail 10 bene
hciai. It's inyigorating influence viii make itself per-
cepiiha Its action by removing dandruff and other
obstacles from the scain, destroys their whitening ef
let's and leaves the way clear Ter nature do her part
As compound for dressing the HAIR iq,partng 10
sotness gloss ness and richness and also rendering
the stites and drest Hair, susceptible Of the most
tasteful arrange ment, the Climax Hair Tonic viii be
found invaluable. Nervous headaches frequently
rsinoyed by vigorous application Of the Climax flair
Tonic with stiff brushing
Possessing delicate color not liable soil any thing
with which comes 10 contact-of pleasant aud de-
cded, vet not too prominent oder, the Climax Hair
ohc, Is what the proprietor has aimed to make it-a
compound al once elegant and ,eeve and OF UNUSUAL
intrinsic worth
Y It's pat up and sold n the low price Of 25 cents
or sixNBo'tle9 for SIPS. Prepared only by
LEWIS T. LAzELL, Druggist,
No POI Main Street, Worcester, Mass, and sold
By Traders generally
Hp4 dawtf
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Excelsior Eating House No. 237.
n HIS neat and beautiful Eating House is kept by
Messrs. THAYER g. GATES,
where they keep constantly on hand all varieties of Con
fectonery, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, &c, atwhoe
sale and retail.
In with the above, they have fitted
expressly for Ladies' and Gents Reireshmen Room.
They also furnish families with the best kinds Of Oy-
sters by the pint, quart or gallon.
Messis Thayer Il Gates hope by their united efforts,
to merit continuance of that generous patronage which
has hitherto been bestoN upon hem by discriminate
ing public BENJAMIN THAYER,
oct2l dtf ID. c. GATES.
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NEW AND RICH STOCK
Or
SPRING GOODS :!
CHANDLER & co.

CHANDLER & co.
s and s Summer Street, BOSTON.
1T AyING received by late arrivals our Spring I'M
L port.tiolls Of choice Goods, we now pre-
pared to offer both ut .4s
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
A more extensive stock of new and attractive Goods
than hsye ever before offered. large portion of
Stuck having been imported with special reference
to our Retail Sues and in STYLES exclusively our own
weare enabled to exhibit to Customers, many new
and beautiful articles not to be found elsewhere
We invite patcuiar attention to our large assorL
meat of
Plaid Silks-in new and rich styles;
Plain silks IN the most fashionable shades;
Brocade silks--in new ana small figures;
Plain Black silks--of the most approved makes;
Figured Black SIlRs-in great variety;
Plaid and Stripe Mourning silks.
Cashmere Long and Square Shawls;
Paris Printed Shawls-- beautiful patlcrns;
Silk Aantias-Vety elegant Styles
Lace Manlillas;
Printed and PLAIN EaTeges;
Printed Tissues;
Printed Jaeouos and ,luslius;
French and English Irints-an extensive assOl tmeni;
Printed and PLAIN Alousselne De aines;
Barege De LANES acd American Cloth;
EmbroidefieS and l.aceF;
Hosiery and Gloves;
parasUl,;
Linen G6ods- in great variety;
Printed Piano and fable CoyeR-i the richest sly less
in addition Slocx of rich ami high cost goods
we are nov Offering conn ete assortment OF medium
price goods. OF the kiias wanted in every fam
lily, which we selling at jaw prices, and to which
we invite the altrri' ot pGfchas, rs.
In our Retail department the
one PRICE SYSTEM
Will be strictly adhered to- tber,b enabling CUSTOM
ers least acquainted with the value Of merchandise to
purchase upon the as those most nc
quainted.
We respectfully invite purchasers }r, m the county
to visit Store, fully helevA that they will he able
10 make their selections satisfactorily shy other
Esab hmemt. CHANDLER g. co.
apis deod6W Uf
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PAPER Fanoings.

faper Hauglhgs'
r BE subscriber has just receive direct from
PARISH an invoice of Superior Papers, Tor Partors,
Draieiag Rooms EhtreS, Saloons, &c, " ilh largo
collection OF Chimney board Prints CENTRE PIECES,
OAD0's, &C. which purchasers are invited to examine
at POT Main Street, Worcester.
mch24 diff A. II. NEWTON.
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Established in 1922.

~ WIZ. d. FENNG & SON
~ have a large assortment
OF Table Cutlery, Britain
x~ MIA Ware, Silver Ware,
.~s Watches, and Jewelry
f<N Cons, Rifes, and Pistols,
>--- Hunting and Fishing Tao
kle, and Rich Fancy Goods The largest stock in the
City, and sailing very low prices "Quiek Sales and
Small P,otits, "-their motto l66 Main street.
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers have entered into partnership for the
L purpose Of carrying on the
Meat Business,
AZ the old staad No. 90 Main street, nearly opposite
sehoe, street where they will be constantly on hand,
p sveny ali who may favor them with their patronage,
sir th6 choicest and best Meats ol the season IN all
heir variety At fair prices. " -, ~ rnnhL,
Worcester, Feb. l, 1853. MMur du
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WANTS,
Notice TO Wachinists.

F. OR good Siachni>ts wanted imnedistely, by
~ feb3 def THAYER, HOUGIiTON Il co.
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FAINTER Wanted
A J0URNEYMAN PAINTER may hear Of steady
"A situation, and good pay, by aply ing this oiee
mars Of
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15

9. At about 5 o'clock on the even:
ing of. the oath Januafy, 1853, r
alarmiof fite was given, and rs fo, .
to pr6eeed irom the brick y build
owned ind 6ccupied by F. MSeelm
situated onslot at the south-we cornsr
Of Laurel s,a Main streets. The fire
was. extinguished, having done but
trifing damage to the. building. rAne-
gro child, who was in the room where
the fire originated. was rescued from
the flames. much burned, and, from its
wounds subsequently, died. - / r
1t giyes me pleasure to report that
osr city authorities have ordered from
New York, a new Fire Engine, which
may be expected to arrive here about
the 1st Of April, and that company
are about organizing to take charge of
it. 1t is also gratifying TO report that
the present city authorities continue to
manifest an earnest desire to serve the
company With whatever may ~ neces-
sary to render it efficient and ussfill.
l am authorized by the Mayor to Or
der an additional amount of hose-say
800 feet. i''-as p ~ ~ r.
In conclusion, allow me to return
my thanks to the Company for the
confidence they have reposed in me,
by elec;ing me to an Office, the duties Of
which, from the nature Of my business
engagements, ! have. not performed as
promptly as they deserve, md as faith
fully ar they should have been had my
inclination alone been consulted,
have the honor to be
Very Respectfully your ob't., serv't.,
WIN. S. PIKE, Foreman,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15

rTPatman Division of the order
ofthe Lone Star turned out yesterday,
and made a very imposing display.
There was about fifty members, Of the
order in the procession. and after par
aiding through the principal streets
they proceeded 70 the Presbyterian
Church where Col. Wheat delivered
an eloquent address. After the ad-
dress the members returned to the
lod &c on Lafayette Street and from
thence to Hueston's Coffee house
where a sumptuous Iunch was prepared
for them.
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Matrimonial Speculators.

We publish the following notice
which comes to us anonymously for
the benefit of Spectators"
All young men and old widowers
who are DESTROYS Of marrying pretty
girl with large fortune, will call at
the Matrimonial Intelligence Office on
Laurel street, Baton Rouge, where
they will get the necessary informa-
ton, at the flow rate Of FIVE per cent on
all estates over $4,000, and ten per
cent for all under that sum. Bond
and security will be demanded for the
faithful performance Of contract ; and
if the aspirant should fail in his suit,
shall pay the sum Of one dollar for the
necessary expenses incurred by sHch
Il to0t.
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Auction.

Nhis evening at o'clock shall offer for
n sale large assortment OF Dry Goods
and Fancy Articles consisting in part OF Cen
tlemens LINEN Pocket Handkerchiefs. La
dies Handkerchiefs, Embroideries, Hosiery,
Barlges, printed MusIins, White Muslins,
Gloves etc, etc. At the corner opposite the
Harvey House. Z. BOGEL. Auctioneer
n. B. The Goods are now ready for the
reception of Ladies and Gentlemen. tcblJ.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15

We objected seriously the other day
to the States accepting the offer OF
Congo Square in New Orleans for
the Capitol when it is removed
We take it all back now, for we learn
that the aforesaid square is close by
the Globe Ball room" and this over
comes our objection. The Globe Ball
Room has a very fine Saloon 1--WE are
pleased to learn which will answer
well for evening sessions.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15

\ New MAr-We have just seen
\ very complete and comprehensive
map Of North America, exhibitin. the
nited States, New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, and Mexico. Also the West
India Islands, and Central America.
The Southern portion Of the Continent,
Is better deliniatcd on this, than any
other map We have seen. The routes
to California and thence to China are
correctly given and the different dis
tanccs of the same. Jacob Monk of
Baltimore is the published and Mr.. B.
+. Bowen the agent now canyas;ing
this city for subscribers. ....
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? .nwe = FOR THE COAST. From
~ and after Thursday, 10th inst. !,

- III O'Clock, n. M. 'ts+
The Favorite Steamer Z. ID. white,
THropoRr EXERT, Master. Will extend
her trips to SimmsDprt, W iliamepsrt, Point
Coupee, BayouSaK Waterloo, Port Hpd-
son, Baton Rouge, Plaquennin, Bayou Goula,
New River, Donaldsonville and all Inter-
mate Landings Returning will leave Will
Transport on Sundays at S O'Clock, A. NJ;
Bayou Sara on Mondays at q. ni.; Baton
Rouge on Mondays at Il IN. Plaquemine
on Mondays at Up. M The regular Packet
WHITE will take Passengers and Freight
for the above public landings and all inter
mediate plantations. Having all old and ex-
perienced officers particular and p,nctual at
lention win he pain to all business entrus-
ted to their care. The public can rely up
on the Steamer White as regular Packet
for the year. say winter and summer For
further particulars apply on board, or to 1.,
j. H. MORRISON l. Co, Agts., N. o.
Or to Pike 4 Hart, l. Bonnecaze,s Peter
Millet, Baton Rouge. r feb l3-6m.
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1--WE refer 20 the Proceedings OF
the Legislature Of yesturday without
comment They are lengthy as may
be seen At the rate with which bust
ness has been transacted for the past
week, the work will soon be over. We
are pleased to sec that the Mechanics
Institute has offered the Legislature
their rooms but We hope that the "prop-
osition will not be entertained as long
as a location can be had so near the
Globe" as Congo square. "a.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15

@ An entertainment will come
off tonight at the Harvey House, for
the benefit Of the Baton Rouge Fe-
male Orphan Asylum. Abundance
50 cts. I4
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4 Mp1OM PtN eaa ,ts

ti5 fsta5 BY HUNGARY. .T q .#
Go on You sons Of Liberty
Let Your banner be mfurled,
in battle high, and in glory
Wave il Ger the world.
Tell to SPANS despotic throne,
That another orb gives light r..
Another sun illumns the morn,
Another STAR tie night.
Clothe yourselves in glorious robes,
Let the STAR. your banner gem,
Check your brothers painful sobs,
Wear victorious Diadem.
Proclaim the magic spell Of free
Though ''Fillibuster" your name,
Yours is the oaken wreath OF fame.
The wreath of liberty.
Fillibusters. what a horried wold. Do
1t is to despots ear, aFt4 % 81.
Butts not the name-only your sword
That they SO mighty fear ...-.
Therefore 60 on. Your banner high,
You sons Of liberty,
Break the Dcspots cruel tie.
Make Cuba free, and Hungary.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15

1--WE are authorized to announce the
name of WIN. Robertson, Esq, as can
didate for Town Constable, at the approach
ing Municipal Election.
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HONESTY REwARDED.-A day or
two since gentleman Of this city was
SO careless as to leave a package con-
taining $4,000 in a car on the Saxon
vile Branch railroad. Luckily for him
IN honest brakeman on the train dis
covered it, and promptly returned it
to the owner, Who did not forget to
present the finder with $1OO.-BoS-
ton paper. ~ ~ t"t.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15

WoSare authorized to announce
Judge EDWARD SIMON, Qate
Judge Of the Supreme Court as a
candidate for Associate Judge Of the
sipreme Court for this District.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15

\ man has been diving after the
jcwclry stolen from Mr.. Fish, Of
New Orleans, and said to have been
thrown into the Mississippi near Cairo
lie dove through thirty-six feet of wa.
ter, to the bottom of the river, fifty
four times in two hours. The average
length of time lie remained under the
water was forty-tvo seconds, but each
time he came up without the trinkets.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15

1.-THE Southern Mirror publ sh-
ed at Jackson is a literary paper.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15

4 Russian ambassador has arrived
at pOrt-au-Princc. The Americans
are said to be continually treated with
injustice there. and are very often OK
PEELED from, .arm.l and otI"r towns
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IMPORTANT TO WArcn-SrurrER

IMPORTANT TO WATcn-SrurrERs.
We notice that a bill has been in.
troduccd into the New York Assem-.
bly,, designed to give the public pro-
lection from certain class Of delre-
dators which the law, at present,
finds it difficult to reach. 1t proposes
TO punish watch suffers, pocket book
dropping, mock auctioneers. thimble.
rigging, and burning, with continent
in the penitcntiary for three years, or
in Jail for one year, or by fine OF
$1,000.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15

f,rocee'l1 es's.a'"l<
HousE-Nouday, February, l4th
The House met at II O'Clock, Hon
E. w. Noise in the chair. A prayer
was offered by the Rev. Mr.. Lavee
Crtholic Priest. The minutes Of the
previous day were read and approved
The roll being called 81 members an
swered to their names.
Leave Of absence was granted to
Caruth, Grain, Texada and Self
On motion of Mr., Perkins to recon.
slider the vote on the pension act
carried. - e.
An act to create Probate courts in
the, State, New Orleans excepted, was
made the order of the day for Monday
next the u inst. y
| Mr.. Jones an act permitting the
Internal Improvement and other lands
belonging to the State to be paid for
by actual settlers-refered to the CON-
mittee on Public Lands. .
An act to reorganize the Police
Jury of The Parish of st. Landry--rc-
fcrred to the committee on Parochial
Affairs.
4 communication was received from
the Mechanics Institute of n. Orleans,
granting the Legislature the use Of
their building in case they should see
fit to remove to New Orleans, also Civ
ing the structure and dimensions
Of the different rooms, suitable for
different Offices.
An act to Incorporate the town Of
Minden-referred to the committee
on Judiciary
An act establishing a Ferry across
the Bayou Oastin in the Parish of
Caldwell-passed.
The house adjourned until II o'clock
tomorrow.
lry-The town of Clinton is the
greatest place We ever met with in our
travels for Hotels There IS the
Clinton House and the ''killian
House." and the Union Hotel. -
We do not know under what head our
friend "Carman's" comes, but we be-
licve it is the Union ~ if it is not it
ought to be, for all comforts and con-
vcnicnces centre there.
We sec it stated in the ".Stot. Pa
pcr'' that he has recently made such
additions to his former accommodate
tons, as will give entire satisfaction.
The house he says, is located in the
most quiet part of town-the Public
Square. "Carman is decidedly
lone of the places. We once had
the pleasure to stop there on a flying
visit to North Mississippi, and we shall
not soon forget the comfortable ar
which were only out done
by the courteous and condescending
of Carman himself. who
stands at the head of 4 long list Of
hosts and hostesses in this great place
for Hotels and Houses.
Matrimonial Spectators.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15

1t is stated that the distinguished
actress, Mrs. |arrcn. intends to make
- protr~ iopal ,i>it to altor7lia.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15
Hinkle & Guile
l BUILDERS.

DUTLOE RN, -
WHARF Rooms, No. 3e5 West Front It.,
w Cincinnati, Ohio This extensive
Building, so by $50 feet, with machinery for
manufacturing PANEL doors, Sash, Blinds,
Window and Door frames, Mouldings, Base,
Pilasters. Weather boarding, White and
Yellow pine flooring, Shelving for stores,
Palling for fences, &c. &c. ..'.......
Buildings framed. Lumber furnished Of
every description. Persons building. can I've
supplied here with all the materials for
houses ready made, Of seasoned lumber.
Terms CASH All orders through 8. n.
HART & Co, Baton Rouge, will be stten- q
ded TO- Feb 1-3r..'as
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Respectfully dedicated to the Hon c. r. WHcat
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15

DlOughs-1OO, Of the Justly celebrs-
l. ted 'Clovc" Ploughs No. ll-2 and J,
Just received, and for sale by
febl2tf. IS. N HART, h Co.
Sugar {, few hhds of Prime sugar,
~ Just suited to the Trade. for sale by
eb-12-U S. NJ. HART, & Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15

COd Fish! 10oo pounds choice cod
~ fish. just received sndllor sale ~
feb-l3-tf JOSHUA BEAL.s,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15

Outer. Cheese, Corn. &C. inst
ID received - Kegs and Boxes Of Butter
and Cheese: 200 Bags Of white Corn: 3"
boxes of choice Family Soap; ) boxes Of
Fancy Soap. for the hands. IL
teb-l 2.t1. 100 JOSHUA BEAL
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-15

Four Town Lots for Sale.
THESE town Lots are located on Church
l. Street; Tor Sale or Barter: apply to
.b-12-tf JOSHUA BEAL
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OF liquors DC, owned by Baron, and
destroyed, were insured for $500 Be
fore the fire could be arrested, the ad-
joining frame building occupied by
MIR. p. Sylvan, was destroyed: as also
his stock contained in same which
was insured for $500. The. brick
Bakery and two-story frame build
ing adjoining it, owned by r. Laton,
were destroyed. Value about $1,000.
No insurance The Brick residence
of Mr.. j. p Michel, on the corner of
Laurel and Lafayette streets, and a
a frame building adjoining it, also the
property Of J. p. Michel were des-
troyed, These two buildings were in
sured for about theil value, say, $500.
At this point the progress Of the flames
was arrested, partial damage being
done to the building of John Huguet,
on the \. f. corner of Laurel and
Lafayette streets, and to the adjoining
building of c. A. Ilon,-both insur-
ed. Aside from the loss and damage
on the buildings above enumerated, Il
los of perhaps $1,000 on Goods and
Furniture removed from buildings ad-
accent to the FIRE. was sustained, upon
Hhich there Wa, 10 insurance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25

vTyHE MARRIED wOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL. con-
panion-By DR.. A. NJ Maurioeau, Professor Of Dis
eases of Women Twentieth edition l6me, pp 253 fnss
81 Years Of suffering of physical and mental anguish
many aectionate wife, and pecuniary difficulties -
the husband might have been spared BY timely posses
sion Of this work 1t intended especially for the mar
RED or those contemplating marriage, It disclosos In
porant secrets which should BIO known to them pares
larly
one either budding womanhood the other in ~
decline Of years. In whom nature contempates inp-
tant change can discover the causes, symptoms and u
most efficient remedies and the most certain meds q
cure In every complaint TO which her Ia subject.
Extract Of letter from gentleman in Dayton, Ohio1
Or. A. NJ MAumczAu, l2s Liberty street,
Ny Dear Sir-My wife has been peroeptbly sinking Sse
three years more in consequence Of her groa9
anguish and suffering some months before and during -
eonfnemenevery successive one more and moro dsedg
Eating and prostratng her, putting her life in inmns
danger and which was he last occasion desPared -
supposed this state Of things inevitable, and ~
about two months) heard your book highly spoken q
containing some matters reaching my case. Vm uM
CAPT and perusal, cannot express 70 you the relin
afforded nv distressed mind and the joy its Pages in
parted to my wife, learning that the great disoovs
Of NJ NJ Dasomsaux provided remedy. hoPsned .
prospect to which little conceived was possible -
head In all human probability my wife would have heeo
in her grave and my children motherless.
II is Of course mpraccaoe 20 convey more luly -
v intended for the married those contemplating mar
raee For sale at 900 Broadway No Astor House. ~
the joseph AZ.
Peterson No 90 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. On IL
recep. OF ST. copy will be transmitted by mail free a
postage 70 any part o. the United states; All lsssss
Office 10 Liberty street, New York. or box 1,29A Hsv
York Post Office.
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Of the Uni ed States, BY addressing ~ above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

NyUPREME C0URT-IN THE NATTER OF THE Az
y picaton Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty Of
the City of New York, relative to the opening of 16ott
street, from Fifth to Eighth avenue, In the
Twelfth ward Of said city, the Mayor Aldermen and
Comonalty Of the said city Of New York, hereby give
aotce, pursuant to the statute in such made and
provided that the said the Mayor Aldermen and Com
cation to the Supreme Court of the State Of New York
special term Of said court to be held Mt the City Han
Of the city Of New York, on Monday, the 18th day Il
March 1863 at the opening of the court that day
thereafter counsel be heard for the ap
pontment of commissioners Of estimate and assessment
In the above entitled matter that the and
of the improvement hereby intended is the opening
One Hundredth street Qooth street from Fifth
upon the map plan of said city, under and BY virtue
act of the Legislature Of the State of New York en-
titled " An act relative TO improvements touching the
laying out of streets and roads In the city Of New York
and for other purposes" passed April Sd, 1907
ROBERT J. DILLON Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated, New York Feb Z. 1858