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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-12-22

l@a 1t will be remembered that the
Ladies' Fair for the benefit of the Fire
men of Gazelle Engine Co., No. 2. of
this village is to be holden at the Union
Meeting House, this evening. The
object of this Fair is to raise funds for
the purpose of enabling this Company
to make some necessary alterations in
their engine house, as We understand it..
Every citizen is interested in the we'll
being and perfect organization of a fire
department, and as our firemen receive
no pecuniary remuneration for their SER
vices, it is but just to them that they
should have their apparatus in order,
and comfortable quarters for their meet
ings. From our acquaintance with the
ladies who have this matter in hand, we
have no doubt that everything will be
done in a neat and beautiful style, and
it only rests with the citizens to say
whether it shall be profitable invest
ment of time and labor. The Citizens
Brass Band have volunteered their serv-
ices for the occasion. If the combined
attractions of the beautiful articles which
will be exhibited for sale, the smiling
faces and bland manners of the fair sales
women, and the melodious notes of the
Citizens Brass Band cannot draw the
requisite funds from the pockets of our
citizens, their hearts are harder than we
gave them credit for.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-12-22

Every day furnishes additional proof of
the efficacy of Myers Extract of Rock Rose
in the cure of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, and all
impurities Of the blood. Persons troubled
with Scroiulous affections Of any kind,
should lose no time in trying it. Parents,
whose children are at all predisposed to
Scrofula, should administer it freely. BY
attending to this advice, they will confer "A
blessing upon their offspring, greater than
anything they can bequeath to them, viz
a healthy constitution.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-12-22

say- The ruling passion was exhibited
in remarkable manner, on the occa-
sion Of funeral. An old lady had lost
her husband, and on the day Of the fune-
raj, her neighbors were somewhat tardy
10 appearing at the solemnities. Nab
by said the old woman, 'hand me my
knitting; | might as well be taking a few
stitches while the gathering is taking
place.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-12-22

DD-The Hon. Thomas Steere, Speak
er of the House Of Representatives of
this State, has been appointed Consul
to Dundee, Scotland; vice w. II,
D'Wolf Esq, deceased.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-12-22

DO- Don't always look for mere beau
ty in woman. Those who think a
girl is perfection, just because she has
cherry lips, hazel eyes, and a shower of
curls, know no more about female cal
leo than boiled lobster does Of moral
philosophy and the ten commandments
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-12-22

ssS- The people of New York expect
to be carried to their long home by
steam, in a short time, as railroad is
about to be constructed from Brooklyn
to Greenwood Cemetery.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-12-22
Wood! Wood!

SEASONED Wood for sale, and delivered
~ by ALVAH TAYLOR.
Orders left at the Store Of E.. W.BABCOCK
will be promptly attended to.
l43tf A. TAYLOR.
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Rs5- Let every man sweep the snow
fom before bis own door, and not trou.
bic himself about the frost on bis neigh
bor's stilos.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-12-22
Assessors Valuation

OF Taxable Property in the Town of Wes-
" terly, for 1853, printed and put up in
good style, for sale at Pendleton & Bros, at
15 cents. l42u
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-12-22
Two Gentlemen

NAN be accommodated with Board in q
" private family. Apply at this Office,
Dec. 9, 1858 lAlU
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-12-22

THE ILLUSTRATED RECORD, Nos. Is,
l6, II and Is, are on our table. This
is valuable and beautiful work and
should be in the hand of every lover of
the arts and sciences.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-12-22

MYKR's UNIvERsEuM, Parts 8 and 9
of Vol. 2, have been received. They
contain four steel engravings, each with
letter press descriptions. We have be-
fore spoken in high terms Of this publ
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-12-22
Piano Forte for Sale.

THE subscriber has for sale. cheap, a
l. Piano Forte, suitable for new, beginners.
EDWARD W. BABCOCK:
Dec. IA, 1858. '142t2
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-12-22

AN ADDRESS before the Indiana State
Agricultural Society," by Horace Greeley,
published by Fowlers & Wells, l3l
Nassau-st, N. Y, contains many valua-
BILE thoughts and is well worth careful
perusal.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-12-22

cation and we feel that we cannot rate
it too highly as work of art, and one
meriting an extensive patronage. Pub
lished by Hermann j. Meyer, l64
William Street, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

F-TlTfd IfII.EF 8NssIf
T Rii. T. 20. l5l; $500 Cfu1 Auboy
ER = ~ % sloe cssh 800 WiaiUgton kA es
IAN IS go Ckes Del Camel o. 81 g5 800 rens
Coufon s. "a County s. - Cd e1sa 81 ~ fenn hk
fes - IA 80 New Greek C9s Co. 2 %
NOM Csrsl ~ o. 60 sl a Fsruers Aeeh Bauk 7
5Trtdssuess bsrk - 1 senk ofPenra. lzut
Tetses Isaycs-8H0 city Rk De- sju. 1Gl go 60 lTS.
ESQ T. g u P. each ll5 q 900 d. ~ lEslf ~
ors I,srS y s5wn 20 100 d. IS IS 81 do
10 fo sciuyl nav Pfefefrcc cHt ~ % d. 81 % Morris
CcEsl says Isl $500 49, 49,.
tor ~ so % s5wu y zoe BenI Of u s. g. -
Ioard-s 2f0o Feul e rs. - 5000 d., 81 - 90
Coort, 81 3 SchuyL Nav. Preferred 3ot
L hrh ~ 81 Morris C4a.e Isl S19 do ~ 100
Sh Ne fr,f s. loo ~ d9 Go 30 - Reading days sd 80
GO. 81. ..-
1lrq P,6s-Jnitsd icl bid 1888 a1ksd United
gscssGs bid aked. Pennsylvania % 8 bid 10 skeci
Railroad 5si 90 asked Reading bonus 10 tll bid III
asked feuasvE
VIVA 81 bad 46 s<ked Morris Canal 10 bid l5
srfef. Scfusuiu Nrls0r ~ "a bid 10 asked srhuyi
Ksvscr schuyik Navigation Preferred
81 BID So. ssssd Iona Island a. I'd 10. asked Nsksolrg II
Id IA Bank al ~ bid 10 snd United States
gstE 81 "a "a eskcs: Union Canal "a bid ~ sased Dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

HTFDY oa Ws<rfsdsg sauils gft a,,eube' Dr biafss
~ lffiF. in fhs sob gsl4DfHatsf
DO n ay fssffffff i4fifi 70 ~
fffafb Dc be- 10 ~ faf INsHy ssffntl
a. E4hfr % Nflsft ~ Nibtaf fsaisf gsisfsa,
ttHhlIhh- rn ASSAY, hsg. ~ hsflsf ~, WIS " ~ o.
tlshaF ayre ~ Bssfs
lssesi foa lsf ais pfsnse, ciassgDs, gstossyi
ttifb Ieailfs fifHff ffqlsed - et4a1
slihSg faHLs lHsfton 1bsDcay Bszt 81 ~ Deigst
flegia,rss go FsrsngssA psFeu pls4ss espy
fthHliI~At WLiMIGA, fbina AEg n Henri Tsrhbal,
ss'a Yssis, neIhs sad - days Esa " Ja1ss Taa5au u
ID or
wARb ~ SAL slps The sth st Rrs sanA ward sssd
a.
~ ,sissss saa hissds hs a5 .ss seqs.ad 10 sitzBi
Oh falsgsl isfsf, Dec, l. af1P N.
WOOD H. bi1otln, Dear1sss 0ay ehid ~ Asf1d ~
falsh WOOD sssd ,ssE sn.esihs and dsys
1LssfEds the family respectfully Invited sissni
f1rsfe s hDssyj moaning a. oe0ck the
6siLsr no VI Joi nas, between Lawrence Bfidzsss
If0ollyu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
BROOKE w ITEMS.

THE CONSOLIDATION Board. The Board Of Consolds-
ton Conn hda meeting yssidy At the Coun.y jan
sloan Hoplins Berseo Morris Iiriey Br04e wJeioh fee-
spgssus Johrsn Col. END Murrhy ., = ,..
= st ss sS 1fn sD q ws3 gro s, si psSs
On linz CommLssoner Brsen o. BfooLyt report
"a the FOL owing n Ines and boundaries Of the proposed Iwsn
W,Td md as VIII b. by the e9mpfes
OF he sfh and qsuih Wsd Befnnpf ~ The East River ~ me
roie5e Of az thence az NJ idle line uat IS strikes
the liro " suruit AID yrl,cs 70 the middle Ine Or
sBlst thence along the niile ne o. s,Il.t % t-e
W,r nr lie ao- he p,esent Eshh Ward the
Cowsnu bay sd thence so1s tic Gowsnas by and E River "
Com Ysss reported favor Of division OF tAa w-rdsof Wi
F5 wafs|BoTnded BY the E,.t River BrookJa Inc shs
S,srd Wafd-Es River GTsnsst eshst UnioD-,v AMI Bush
rid Siu,h,, Brool,n and Bushwiei lines wyetOH
Fs5a Urionsv sh't south second st. wyekoat snd
Bob were laid upon the table r eousersr
otn Of Com spraaue the severn Committees were assted
r,T sry new si9endrni or sdd9n which n tas ops
CARVED and the Bosrd adjourned te wednesday the itA
oiDtosmttr
KIscs CouSTr CmcUIr CoURr. Judge BEowS pre-
,,. pin man asd oaei. Tb. Is an SETON brought BY
widow Of Hnoeb Bown mschsnie employed VI x roe Oo
,slpd /, The ns Of defendant. brewery November 1881
dsmsss laid st $1,000 The was s on Al the sing
Of the CCuri lsst evening
IvcrspARY FiRE-A fire broke on, in dwelling house
md sTnsu.b,d by Ososr srr,sas Fourth D.e, Police
and the occupants beoie much damage hst been done IRE
snrpod been he work Of an nosodsy and man h been
gs same nsh FIRE tross oot house Of Edward Cochin
No in Nyrte The damage occ.sced sourb 70 about 90
The ofisin g rr,surned TO have been accidental
Fteurtre on Suvplr-,Iohn Little, Matthew Little and
Isms rsnd rous, the Mayer Yesterday and aned
a. sssb Sighting sunday Charles ionney M NE ot.nse
,brC ytv all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

WEDNESDAY Nov 30-P n
Tie tendency Of the Stock Market is downward the
leading ancies closing lower rates than yesterday AT
the Second Board the market exhibited marked change
from the morning There is lack of speculative feeling
among the brokers and outside orders large Erie
c'osed at IN decline Of y cent Reading fell of p
cent Hudson River l y cent Norwich y cent &c In
Nicaragua the market is cent lover The matters in
question between this Company and M Vanderbilt have
We understand been referred TO judges Besrdssy and
Kirk and Coal stocks generally heavy, but Cumber
land improved cent In the better class Of Railroads
there was not much done and the quotations about
before Railroad Bonds not active and rather heavy
New York Central declined 10 90 Government Socks
steady
The sriet closed firmly for Exchange Sterling being
he'd at "A a si for best names France I3za5lI4
In Treah there was fair business doing and the tend
ency Of prices wss upward To Liverpool or 10000
bush Grain I'D sd the hitter in ships bags 1000
4oco bbls Flour : IS 800 bales Cotton ID a3I6d 1905
bbls Resin 20 NJ hid Slaves 80 500 bbls Spirits
Turptntine 81 200 tcs Peef 1855 To London 200
800 tee Beef s., 10000 bush Wheat led; 1900 bbls
-Four at To- and full cargo by Bremen ship at a for
Flour To Glasgow 10000 bush. Grain I'D, aud some
Flour at 40 To Have 10000 bush Wheat At CSC 5000
or COCO bbls Flour at as7c and within few days 80
lbls Beef and Pork 81 l2 30 bales Cotton &C. cargo
Ct Grain and Flour by shp 25c and s7lc another at
$50 and st8 and ire b@k az &c ana SOC 10 f'a-
sea cargo Of Grain and Flour ship al s4c and 2Sc
To Antwerp 100 bbls Ashes. al geo tea Rice SOL 1000
bu Sugar 45 aEI 1000 bbls Flour 81 1000 do Resin,
5i6 900 do Spirits Tnrpentne 7c; two cargoes Wheat
$4,000 bush, l7id; and one Ia Bre bark I'D To Ham
burg 300 bales Cotton Ic 400 ties Rice jO so tuns Log
wood sol IS do Measurement Goods iOI 0i5i and 500
bbs Naval Stores 81. To California 1000 bbs Flour at
% 25 and Measurement Goods $4,000. bark was
taken up for Hong Kong with Government Stores about
o. Dbl schooner from Jacksonville to New York, $40
for Sawed Stuff and another to Portland, sl2. To New
Orleans there il less going forward
VESSELS IN goRI YEsrERDAT -.
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DIED.

ytLos r-s.a.y r.,slss '''h Lest 81 R'h".l NJ
~. s-a ~ ~. hsshss fs-s I'D f-ssps
s,s ..iss 20 stsrs - sn.'s 90 Fhstsisf
A.. .lgp NJ r H. W ,s-i-s- hshv-r
.i~.t f ss~ 1sst :, ssr's, ,hs H--ss -
Iuti.Ay u. shs Hv,r.stss -H-s 'tss l-r-s wnsv
bs.a., ssss As-shs ss - 's'. 10. - si~T-'
tsss,t ytT...l-, ss-s'-. ~. vs ri.A- y - ne
M h..s ~ 90 hsi, .ys t-y- Y ~ tt.. Y At.,.sr
~ VftIa,f.,I sts.asss y " si-.s Va .a...is eA "
ISss u hslts4 va HsAaslst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

For AFRICA Another vessel leaves New York to day
for Africa The brig Lowden, Capt Joseph Il Brown She
viii call Monrcyia, Sierra Leone up the Gaboon &c.
She tai Is out ore or two Missionaries for the Mend and
under the patronage of the American Board OF Missions
The following Missionaries 20 out TO join the Mission the
Caboon the Rev. j. Pierce, Of Philadelphia, formerly
student ofhe Union Theological Seminary in this City and
wife the Rev H. p Herrck of Western New York for
merly student in the Theological Seminary Auburn and
wife and Miss Smith OF Oswsgo, n Y, who goes out
q teacher and has rare qualifications for that Office In
few weeks this Mission viii have another reinforcement
Each hss been dore for Africa and much more Is required
In the OpiuCn of many there is not more interesting
field for active Christian beuevoleuce. The recent
counts from Western Africa are OIL most cheering char
6cter end there regular monthly steamer nom
this or some other Port If the United States q touch Nc
various points along the African coast the Missionary
Societies would be able communicate stately with the
several stations and from the quickness Of the passage
ard consequent eluciOn Of expenses, the emigration
would increase fcurfold. As the arrangements are at
present the time for the departure Of vessel uncertain
IL also the length OF toe voyage With good screw
steamer the trip to Monrova would be made in seventeen
days. Allowing week or ten days al thai port all inc
other ports places could be visited cargo and emgrans
discharged ard taken in and the steamer be back TO her
port in The United States within sixty days.
We DO not suppose that the Colonization Societies could
undertake suCh expedition, but would u not be good
investment to meschan;s end others
good deal hes been said in reference 70 establishing
Government Inc Of mail steamers but i Is 70 be feared
that before that's done the trade Of Africa wiz find IT,
way s6ne other market and there will De continued IN
certainty in tie Of emigration Of the fioe colosed
peopie 10 The homo Of their fathers.
The last vessel from this port the bark Isle dc Cuba
which left New York the 10th inst took out eingranis
Of more promise than any within recollection Their
ages ranged from infancy 10 senty one being 7enera
be grandmother Of eighty six years the larger proportion
we're in the prime Of life.
Among the number Augustus Washington, with his
wife and two children Washington was once an under
graduate Of Dartmouth College and Of good staining az
scholar For several years he has resided at Hartford
Conn as dsgrerrsoyPst ranking high in bic profession
IfomDfrcial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

HUDSON CousTr BIBLE Socurr.-1he first Annyer
,.v Of ,b soety hed yesterday In ths Reformed paLch
csreb wsyns,t frrt meeting At ~ Wa Tor cuisines.
h,p the follow elected for me ene7ns yss ft
Sspt the Rev james Ayes Of the he'hodst .hre1
Yot, Jersey CITY, President the Revs josiah tat n
MeCrrs D. Ven white Esg sseft.sy ,h1 Ess 4 ~
V.n Csef Of The Reformed Dutch Church Wsnes jersey ~
Trerre ~ Moran Erseut,s CSniaise we 1's
n q T,,Ior C. Irnbe }. B. Dobbns w Neiender sIa = y
srvier The OOrpr Delegates were sppntea %
imbIie sonse the DR. Taylor and Van Clss ne
Pevs Dr. TAYLOR End Mcclure; Pssa the Rsys HAT sne ~ sy
Tor The society their sener have yted 9vD AN
lilies SEQ vounsa and got 40 eoLfri1gted IL VA re-
solved sociey wiz with he other Bse soe,s n
M. County 06 for the Bible Csne next yee very
re meeting he sysnts PRESIDED Over By ne as,
Dr. Tsyor Dutch Reformed Church Bergen and
delivered By the Rev Leopold Mohn is,s
siopsry the South Sea snds the Rev Geo bo
sups1t.ndsn for the State Of EevJsery and DessLe ga
Chsnncsy sbsfsr Ea Of Sewf0rk The meeting VII be
held At Hototen II Nov lSI
TIE MoRxoss.-A Society Of Mormons has recently
been organised in Trenton.
Az OLD OFFTsDER-Shieds, the burglar. now serving
out his term in the New jersey State Prison has lately
been visited by policeman from London, where he was
known a. notorious burglar under the name Of Hacke
The officers object was believed to be 10 atty Shields
in order to have him removed TO England when hs term
Of service has expired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
ADVERTISEMENT
Among the Pharmaceutical Productions, whiC

Il
figure Exhibition have remarked with sPrc
Of the Is Of Iceurt Of Iron b BLAScGaD Chemist I'D
Dr. fgs q PLs T. is fne p1ran which his already been
cec wiki clicu By the Academy q Medicine O. FEsn
eEd iefcTs olr learned sc lies would % really
thy Ct AfraE the Ct ha physicians Of
madeleine AID remarkable for The purity
corccD and fgr IL malt Eabe ehsraeer. We shoai add
lstits R gT'slns 4 the gro!e beth iodine and VI Eo5
e,reesv uf ID Aororc tuberlous afac
iCrs knIs evil and ptfhiss lsueofrhss ie
oi ructed uit menstrual auxl AID N al inl
Of snhsuy. lveatress Of temperamen'l. -.
The Pis nay be red from al Chen ard Oussa
No ST. Paris nd o. the Drrzs-S stores
General DeTi-s the Mess FouGERss No 3 North a-i
st. 81 Nj DELocHES il Sev-Orlea1s J. ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

The debts Of all remaining cities and counties do not OK
coed $4,000.
The Legislature Of Texas convened on the 9TH inst and
on the same day Governor Bel delivered his annual mes
sage He says nothing Of the Texas debt The treasury
contained $ases75 CO. independent of sso275 belonging
to the General School Fund The estimated number Of
acres comprising the public domain Of Texas after deduct
ing Gil known claims IL io2,7f7,3ol acres
rhe City OF Quebec in its corporate capacity has subscrb
cd fiooooo to the North Shore Railroad besides 10000
from private citizens.
The Buffalo Rtpubde states that the principal ownas Of
Oliver Lees Bank Of that city have decided close up lie
present business with view Of organic alton and
large increase of its capital
bill before the Legislature Of Vermont authorizing
the consolidation Of three important Roads leading into that
State viz The Rutland and Burlington Road the Vermont
Central and the Vermont and Cansia Railroads Tho losses
TO the original Stockholders in all these Improvements have
been heavy and the stock IL mostly concentrated In the
hands Of The parties at Boston Tho cost OF the TIRES
Roads was about s9sooooo and tho presen, arc about
f.l.d foroWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

The Superintendent OF tho Deep River Copper Company
writes
Our party exploring have met with favorable r
locations which prove very valuable when developed
We have struck lode about 80 rods to the OF
the mine which main workings, and paral.
loi with it, This lode stretches nearly through the
whole length OF this property and also through the Lind
say should say from the show of gold in paintings
That the would make from so cents to 81 bushel We
have started trial shaa small oneto cut the lode at
80 feet deep and TINS test It's vane Our engine deiy
cred ard boilers viii be on the LIST OF January"
Twenty tuns Of copper have just to hand from
the above mine.
The Wilmington and Manchester Railroad is i62 miles
long Il is completed with the exception of eight
miles q, the crossing 81 the Pedee River The remaining
eight miles will be completed in a short time This road s
in successful operation stages being used the eight miles,
The Great Western Railway, from the Falls 10 Windsor
opposite Detroit is in such state Of forwardness that t
will undoubtedly be open through its entire extent from
Niagara Falls to Detroit by the LIST Of January and posi-
bly, week ten days before that time isslready open
from the Falls TO Hsmion ~ miles branch from Brant
ford to Buffalo will offer a double terminus
The following is estimate of the State debt Of Califor
MIA md the prncps city and county debts:
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fAdvsnlsmen,l

UNCLE Tom AT BARsUMs-TwO Of the greatest
efowas wnssssd within the walls Of place OF
allied Barnu Museum yesterday IN the Afternoon AID eEenn
tfsod ~ the Of Uucs CaSn
Trtrnd by The o0n company Of talented performers this
TcInr such euthusasn
3D. The sutrces in perfect fscDry OF dsshf Tn th
only really version q The original IL ~ be
cd ils evening Bsnum FsFces dances &c his sern0cl
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RUSSELL r SENINS.
bed Dsrsmber =, 1913
Azsl 80 years


following genternln acted pal bearers the oc
cssfn Messrs John 4 StsveHs Pelstiah PERT, George
Curtis Green Ramon James Donaldson Vim g. Bun
Tie remains were taken the marble cemetery in Second
az for inermeni to which psoe they followed BY
kng pro- essOn Of peope in carriages
The Deaf Mates Of this City and vicinity particularly
requesed to attend meeting this hursday evening IN the
small Chspe Of the Uniyersity.
Tie Board Of Assistant Aldermen last night adopted
rescs.ion hndsrng John Michel the Of the Cover
rors in the City Hal for the pur@e Of receiving
la friends and The citizens generally
TN L.rE AyTsAY ~ A,rHosT sT,-Pstrick CLARK tbs
Young nan who dangerously stabbed in an ARRAY at
The eorrer Of Anshony and Centre ss On Tuesday night
stn lee a, the gevYok HOsptsl with blight hopes Of Bis
reeoyery No further trests than bcse already published
have been made
DKtrssAcHs collection Of wild animals exhibiting
q, No 81 Broadway IL az unusually good very rich in
lor. and fgers especially There alec large elephant
=. rbipoeero, and oher Interesting specimens d the
animal kingdom The sknsse Twins may be soen at
the place
Tn ELtcTIos FsArD -Cross szaneinoticn u N@">''e'
l., < D,ndans-Tks cross examination u pers'ns who
td rn,de AFFIDAVIT tia, iey had yO.d q, The lat Pol DIS
,,,t If The Twentieth Ward q. the late eieon iT Cam
ming. n TueEsf snd Dot tor & Tuekef In Alderman Of
,, ward war commenced yesterday b@iFs Jasos n"st
ne ffss witness Examined Wa Wn. a white ~ no
s We, Jvea,y ninth a. WHO stsisd is' be wns p'sN'7
ia tekts he yofd bH Cummings ~ IDrk@ -
FOuffsiE of NJ. e. Wet IwsDiI hn'h =, ts ~,
fsc ,si 10 y0ssa f0r Cummings Isels, AM ''a' ~
,.e5i,.sed ibsi tbe nslss wee y1rted IN estsisls
I<grsis YIfensl. " 30 - "ssi Jrsisl sf''n y,
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