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gNHR FAST TROTTING HORSE WASHINGTON WILL
l. stand for tho ensuing season. $ follows-At
Caleb Weeks Hotel Jamaica, T. every day, except Mon
days and Tuesdays, when he will stand at j. Pettits
Terms Season. Go-erms s15 the season s25 to insure
Season to be paid In advance person parting
with insured will be held accountable for the in
money, unless he makes 1t satisfactorily
that the not with foa Good pasuraye provided
for mares from distance The has authority to
alter the above terms.
Pedigree, Ac-Washington Is beautiful bay ten years
old this spring 1G hands high with black legs and
tail o has great share of bone and possessed of
muscular strength He got by the trottng horse Ma
Aambripo, his dam by Commander: Young Nambrino was
got by Chancellor of Mambrin his dam by
Messenger, his dam by Duroc, the sire OF American
Eclipse Commander got by Commander "a of I'm.
ported Mcssenger,) bis dam by Light Infantry The
scribcr deems further pedigree Unnecessary As ey
his superior trottgg it s only necessary
refer great match with Kembe Jackson last fall
years The distance three mile heats to 0 ID wayous
The heavy, In many places fstlock deep
This considered to be- Of the best record
speed Of his nlustrous prosenitors Centreville l.
Tottng December 12th 1880 three mile heats to O lbs
Wagons j. Conklin names b. h. Washington J. Whelpley
names oh. kemt!e Jackson. Time, hrst heat-arst milo
3O4 second 300 third 3OG Won by Washington in gallant
style Washington obtained the premium in 8i7 at
Su0k Agricult oral Fair held slip the
10 Suffolk county Washington Is half brother to
Black Harry esons Colt aud Rhode Island three tho
finest trotters AT present tn turf His stock Is
nislng and will be matched against Of the age.
On l2th Of November 1861 Mr. Smith Burrs two year
old ally, ose Of Washngton) by Washington. beat Mr.
Noholls two old colt (American Eagle by
Cassus n Clay In match for 500 mile heats In harness.
There are number Of his colts that equally promising
JOEL CONkLIN
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CoRREcnoN.-In correction the other day, of q
bunder in Gncirn att despatch inadvertently threw
the blame on the telegraph Tho mistake was made by
the reporter who furnhed the despath to the Office at
Cincinnati.
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BU5IUN, June " 16D5
Letters have been received here from Australia late
ss the 18th Of March. cold continued abundant, and
things looked well Flour selling at el2 per Dbl.
An kiads Of produce realized fair prices
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Fatal Railroad Accident In Georgia.

SAVANNAH, JUNE g. IoDo.
passenger the Macon and Western road wuile
gong into Macon last night thrown off the track
and down an embanknent BY cow The demo-
hshed the mail guard killed. and five passengers severely
iDjursd-amongst them Hon A. Stevens.
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PMLADKPruA, June ., 1858.
The brig Vtruvius from Ponce, reports the death
beard ef DstAel Holmcs seaman Of Lubcc, Maine, FROM
yellow fever
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STAND FROM UNDER-r collector Brown. Of ph;Ia-
de'phiA has pubshed cir JuIar Addressed to the en-
pcye ees In the oustcsa hov o. In which he says-"It IL
expected that a VINO are employed in tine collection cf
ths revenue viii perfoy their duty promptly cheerful
ly. and faithfully an viii entirely abstain from the
e Of intoxioaapg auoss willis in the public ssryas
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New Jersey State Tenn perance Convention,
TRkNToN June o. 1883
Tha State Executive Temperance Committee have 6xed
the Yme for holding the State Convention for the 3lst of
Au1 ust at Trenton.
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Waterman Shot.


watchman named William Dixon was shot last night
In street row. while attempting to arrest rioter and
his life Is despared Of.
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a,,~. M In mis- and his friends to stand fast The
this ev> ming be the last which the COMMITTEES
~hs tSs fact hsco. certain that compromise
ea,cted In tb.t e.> each COMMITTEES will report to its
respective branch of In sissture their di.agreemsnt
TIA srt,i.ty that tbs s,r> to will not yield ota
cave In further than To- s6A ot the Hadley proposition
relative to the spurious coat w 'nancs .ne asienas
amend the con.tisution Those who think themselves
well posted In rehtion TO the ssA ~ aeHe .nas IN rne
whole ci,y Delegation viii present uniAsd 'front.' knowing
that their nsttuents are the most dee interested in
the compilation Of those public works. f' MORO" may
Tho Pacific Railroad bill came up rather unexpectedly
in the Senate this mornAg 1t wss thouehs s os.uhc.
worked unremittgy for the b called 1t up 9ues,
ton being agreeing to the reeort Of the RA uroaa
Committee which In favor Of the bill It was sh ong
ly opposed by Mesrs. Babcock Cooley and Conger ana
supported by Messrs. Bristol Ward and others The d
cusson continued until two o'clock the hour for takioA
session, the bill was ordered to third reading. It
is said that arrangements are made for running "
through the House with locomotive speed
There Is some slight prospect Of adjournmen5
In the of next week whether the canal question Is
settled not Indeed except that there Is nothing of
sufficient Importance to justify the members remaining
over another day.
GOOD NEWS ERoM THE CANAL CoMMIrTEE-ARREsT
OF A COUNTERrBITER.
FROM REGULAR NEWSPAPER AoHSr
ALBANY June 9-9P. NJ.
1t is understood that the Committees of Conference
the Canal Resolutions approaching agreement
The six proposition Of Mr. West s yielded and the
four yeavs of Mr. Vanderbilt retained The
mandatory word shall 10 inser ted instead of may"
but 1t Is attempted to control this by giving the egis
lature power to vary the appropriations.
counterfeter from New York, while attempting to pass
spurious five dollar bill the Rhode Island Central
q of age About sixty dollars in bills this bank
were fouAd On him.
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The American Institute OF Homeopathy
CLEVELAND June 8, 1858.
The meeting Of the American OF Homeop .thy
convened here yesterday Dr. Richard Gardiner of Phe
deIphiay was chosen chairman. The morning
pied win the reports OF oommttee,, aud the aonu.
addreas WAS delivered in the evening by Edward BAysrd
n d of New York
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NEWS By TEL EGH APH !.
Interesting from WashingtOn and
Albany.
~>~>>~~~~~>o~oo~>>~~
SECRETARY MARCY AND THE FISHERY AND
RECIPROCITY QUESTIONS.
s~~~>>~~>~>>~~>>~o>~~o~
BUSINESS In THR NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
~~~>>o>~o~~~~~>~~>o~~o
Position Of the Canal Conference Committees
-~~>~>~~~~~>>>>~>~->>
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL ENGROS5ED BY THE
SENATE.
~~>~~~>~~~~~~~~>>>>.
New Hampshire Democratic Convention.
~>.~>~~~~>>>~~~~>~~>~>>~
Opposition to Gen. Pierce Manifested.
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THR GENERALS COURSE SUSTAINED BY TEE
CONVENTION.
NEW RAILROAD BILL In CONNECTICUT.
NEW RAILROAD BILL IN CONNECTICUT.
Closing Proceedings Of tho Southern Convention
&C.. &c., DC.

Very Interesting from Washington.
THE FISHERIES AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
GREAT BRITAIN TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CHAMPION AND BUCHANAN, AND SECRETARY
MARCY-APPoINTMENTs by THE PRESIDENT, ETC
srfuAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TmK NEW YORK HERALD
WASHINGTON, June s-SP. NJ
Mr. Champion, the British Minister has received des-
patches by the last steamer relative to the fishery aud
reciprocity questions and urging the matter upon the
attention of government Mr. Buchanan 1t il urdsr
Stood desrous of having the negotiations transferred
to LONDON while Mr. Marcy considers they can be con-
Quoted with moro advantage here There can be no
doubt but what Washington the proper place for the
adjustment Of the question In any settlement which
may take place it will be required only submit the
treaty to the Senate but also to procure the passage Of
such of legislation BY Congress will abso
lutey necessary to carry out any convention which may
be sde The eagerness with whish England presses the
question, forms striking contrast to the pretended
uncontern of the colonists.
The following apl loint@ents have been made by the
President
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Charles II. Fessenden, collector New Bedford, Mass
Robert Mckay and William Mcintosh appraisers, Sa
vAnnab, Ga.
POST OFFICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
John H. Brant, Harrisburg Pa, vice Benjamin Parke
declined.
william Caldwell, Cambridge, Mass
W. W. johnson, Chicopee, Mass.
]. C. Kent New Be dford, Mass.
Samuel Birdsan Schenectady, N Y.
c. Forsyth, Columbus, Ga.
Thomas NJ Cook, Millede eviile, Ga.
S. Cohen Savannah, Ga.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Alexander Snodgrass, receiver OF public moneys Leba-
non, Ala.
James W. Could register OF the land Office, ST. Angus
tine Fla.
Francis P Perrsira receiver Of public moneys St. Au-
Theodore W. Brevard register of the land Office Taa
hasse, Fla. SENTINEL.
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Liquor Bill In New Hampshire.
CONCORD New Hampshire, June 0, 1853.
very stringent BILL prohibiting toe manufacture ADD
sale Of intoxicating liquor introduced into the House
to-day
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MURDERER CONVICTED, ETC.

MURDERER CONVICTED ETC.
THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.
WASHINGTON June Q, 1858.
TIE Wood ward murder submitted to the jury
this afternoon and in ten minutes after retiring they
brought in verdict off guilty of murder in the first
deRIee. Motion made for trial and arrest Of
judgment
The sasscer will be taken up on Saturday.
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New Hampshire Democratic Uonvonti,


NOMINATIONS FOR STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ATTEMPT TO CENsURB GENERAL PIEROE-HIS
COURSE TR1UMPHANTLY INDICATED, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF YEw YORK HERALD.
CONCORD, N. H., June 90 9P. NJ.
The Democratic State Convention met in this city
day-Hon. N. p. Wheeler Of Keene appointed chair
man pro tenn
committee having BEEN appointed to nominate Off
GERS reported the Hon. Eam und Burke for President
sisted by Vice Presidents and three Secretaries which
was agreed to.
Previous to this, Messrs Burke Of Newport; Robinson
of Concord Smith of Dover; FeltoB Of Haverhil Sam
prse Hubbard Of Shelbourne Holbrook Surry Chase
Conway Walker of Clifford and Moore, of Manchester
we're appointed a committee TO take into consideration
resolution offered by Mr. Burke virtually censurng Pre-
sdent Pierce for negecDg national democrats in his
pointments. The committee agreed to it in modified
form, hoping that the President might not neglect this
Old Guard y In this shape the resolution brought
before The convention, and rejected by nearly unani
mous vote-ope two voices only voting for it.
Hon Nathaniel b Baker nominated to be support
ed as the d. moe attic candidate Governor next
by "a maj rty, as follows -
Whole number OF votes cast 29l
Samuel Webster, Of Ba,nstabe. IL
EdnuLd Burke. of Newport. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @
Wlham iresc0u 10
Israel Hunt OF Nashua ~
lssac hoss OF hanover. ............ ...',..' ~
William p. Weeks, Of Canaan:. .................. 10
series Of resolutions adopted unanimously
among ahch the following, introduced by Mr. Ager
of Manchester -
Resolved That the administration Of Franklin Pierce
manifested by all his official acts meets the party support
Of tho democrats Of New Hampshire.
Stephen W. Dearborn OF Exeter was nominated for
Railroad Com missioner. by q majority.
The New Hampshire Patriot Of this evening aludes to
Mr.. Burke's unsuccessful resolution follows:' The
democracy Of New HampAbiIe cordially epprove and will
firmly support the administration against all the assaults
of its open enemies well the covert thrusts oil its
secret foes against fedora lists and sboonists well
against fsctionsts wihin their ranks. This may
well be distinctly understood now and all should
govern heir acts accordingly"
Several members of the committee the resolutions
expressed their dsavownl of the offensive resolution As
modified it reads thus
9TH Resolved That ourselves with the be
lief that distn fellow citizen the head
Of the of the United States will not in his
the old guard of the democratic party
whom he must rely for successful support in all the
emergencies which may arrse in the progress Of his ad
ninistraton
As originally drafted the word future" was inserted
before appointments and the wing words the end
"Nor confer too many favors those who support the
platform for purpose and spit 1t for another
and who have real sympa with the great national
democratic party or its principles PENNAC00K.
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"A KIDD'S NEW YORK CLARIONET AND BRASS
nAnd would respectfully notify military snd
yie E societies tass .hsy are furnish
&s, a1seseod with any numbsr Of Instruments fiuts
IlAgsolet, ClArionst and Fife tsught
- A. KIDD, leader, 1856 Allen street.
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THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A BAY
mare 6h hands high, perfectly sound and kind both
in single double also under the saddc
years old past. and for style and action
PASSED. Apply to N. HURD, 2g3 Washington street.
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Police InfelllHence.

TOHce IHtelHBehCee
RIOT0Us DISTURBANCE IN THE ELEVENTH WARD
DESPERATE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE PoLICE AND
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
BOARD OF sUPERvIsORs-wED,EsD,r.

Pcpoyfs-In favor OF payng II. Rabneau sis5 for re-
treatments furnished jurors e az the late term o oyer
In favor Of paving VIM c. Freeman sisso for services
IN " dorsing records. Adopted.
In favor of paying bill Of $3.50 rendered by the CSro
ners for stationery Il stated By the Recorder that
the C0rCuers being feed Office, hey they should turn'h
their own stationery Laid the table for opinion OF TIE
H. favor Of payihg David Fowler sOo for acting
Secretary 10 tie Board Of County Cyassers in canvass
ilr late election. Adopted.
In favor Of correcting tax to various persons named
Az" 70 reduce the valuation of 100000 to sI520o)
Icinc n amount Of the capital paid IN and secured
Ncu Residenfs-A communication was received from
eerr Dur,bef With list OF individuals doing business
in New York but residing out OF Il, who nave g1'
S6s5 invested here bat pay personal tax where they
resde and suggesting tb.t e dan o u" be pfsenIs1
the L gaiure 70 require them 10 pay 'e faHes Oh sal
rrorerty 10 this City Referred
foAoe-A Communication was received rom H. Van
deryoort Esq Clerk Of the Sessions, Ia relation u lhFs
IL Atom into Police parmeLts ol London anl Fafs
lie could not from Circumstance, make the requisite IN
vesigaton Pars, owing n the American Legation De
e ont of the city lie examined the London Police bat
fosrd nothing that hes no; been introduced neFe lAe
$500 furnished lin be has returned 10 the Cy treasury
Some ors were Presented for correction OF TAX ani
reieued and small b.ls ordered 70 be paid
Iaoreac of S0lgricsIhe report IN favor o. inceAnS
the ssnr, OF the Receiver Of Taxes nom Ov9 % s'Ov
wear The Deputy Receiver from 81 100 20 e,5JJi the
ft Crk from secO to e. COO year the second. third
tud fourth Clerks each from $50 TO sl2OO year ani
the Messenger from SEQ to 500 year, was eaed up
The kecoIler ana All brnin~l vPP''-- - I,rs
alluded a. the heavy tax TIE people nave no" 70 Dei i
Ie rroTjefv of thus raising salses-the burden Of IT,
Ala Dernan aid In The shape og high rents upon poor men
who heve 10 work hard for $3.50 and less year aud who
have IN coIsequence OF such high renii i've N tns
Irhlest rlaces and the money rlisi for taxes goes .
raw men n the way now asked $1,000 70 several thoasani
dollars each Per year AID Boyce and one or two other
members were in favor Of the adoption Of the report
Tere were but few members present. anil doubts arose
whether there quorum but the Chairman All Comp
ton stated that there IL present bare q9ran but SUI
10
the salaIies finally was adopted by vote Of 70 s.
A Aa.o1----- Il -a A.-ir-a.--ar Y ra.t
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15

to state TO yOu thst their mary persons oe,agliny
oses Iosiiions IN this CITY who say tgey se Aen'n1
With n pFincrle and are at side Of tne hl177
rhe d. Dot seem 20 entertain prcper aYrscitns %
diSse p1BeiIes with vlch they bosH to ID iasnl7i.
Tree pessons have received wa-t post: q hg
etey fIom Democrats friends anl theJ ~
sItSsn from coutibutirg @ the support ~ tast c-lie
su3 thcse men VIII obtained fr them wbt tlsy htsa
", have erC through the is els rt01 wth lsss 1oasy
iln has sser before been expanded u s-, for naa!
y.ars lss; arr election in this City snd fgr very god
Tessonsve hsd none to sIeud Grd did r.. know vhsre
to ge, any We sfe, however. but 500 IN G-b ssr ALL
sHd the entire sum We expended IN the election was
sJi0o These $500 VII pay. Il f3rcet T. psyt Il
out Of my pock that hs say At ne eni of
rs gear thst the National Democratic Cub ssm
cert viii however by next night Of meeting, hsvs li.
prfared Of the nates Of all those persons vho hold posi-
tOrs BY the interest Of friends aud who have retuset
contribute TO the deraying Of our expenses as has
been the usage heretofore with the reasons they give r
% refusing trust all concerned VIII take ncce OF las
for will have the lat prepared AMI rsai - the meeting
next night BY that night VII also have ready :
credit and debit account Of the moneys received au 0n
whom with expenses and dsburssments then move
that when this Committee iourns il ad0urns 10 m5et On
Wednesday night This resolution passed GBd assr
business matters relstve to the primary cleo
tons 10 take pisee this day, the meeting aicarned
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
TO THE AMERIcAG PUBLIC.

Wresied second time from the tiger grasp Of the Aus
TRAN tyrant my liberation mostly to the generous
viii Of The people Of this Union who awakening to the
scousnsss cf their providental mission and destiny seem
determined TO protect those bound to their fate by the vol
untsry oath Of allegiance To this generous will which
has npTed the acts OF those entrusted with The executive
power ard which found is real manly expression in the
heroic soul Of Captain Ingrebam.
On touching sgan the shores Of America feel my frs.
duty TO give feeble oppression Of that gratitude which
cherh IN he nnernost Of my heart toward all those who
have taken active sympahizng part in tha. extra
ordinary on which the American eagle for the first
time oosed its thunderbo for the protection Of the weak
for human and International right Being only an acct
dental Cause Of this International event which mas saved
me ny gratitude even the most ardent be only Of
Ie valueto tie American people but the hope ainra
ton and ,urahy Of nations longng for liberty and, on
he cher hand the confusion and fear Of presunpiuous and
wsnfou despos IL reward noble in It's sources lasting in
ts efficacy. mn worthy Of people Of scveregns"
Most respectfully MARTIN KOsZrA.
cyt O.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
WEpx1sOAI. DC Ia lss1.-Richar,I d Camr.cn E.a

in the Chair
Petitions Referred-Of Engine Company No. I, asking
that se5 which they haf paid fr hiring be refuni
cd. Of Hose Company No for five additional for
a IN Division ST. from Alien 20 Market sts and
through Market II 70 the Eat River; remonstrance Of
citizens residing the suburbs OF the City against the
Board resembling resolution passed to cars Of hiA
cv Railroad Company 20 Fifty nin.hst
GraaicG-A petition Of tho Veterans Of 1912 for the
large room IN the second story Of Center Market % hold
therein three meetings Petition OF Gen w B. Burnett
IL reaton - the co1rs of the New York Volunteers
red IN Mexico On his AID Moore offered a resolution
thf eats case be constructed and placed in the Cover
nors Room City Hail TO contain said cOors, for their
alton. under directions OF the Clerk Of Comm
Council and that the Controller draw lis warrant for 500
10 defay the expense Of the same. Alop.ei. Petition
from G. Lee Knapp for permission 10 his ferry from
CreenVoinl 10 foot Of Tenth 81 Coneurrei ia
hcs0!nfsOA C0acurT-a ia.From the other BDa-l that
the Clerk If The Common Conn II b. printed anu
bound rO0 copies of;ho City Charter ani Ksnts Notes.
at expense not to exceed the amount heretofore paid
therefor.
Lighting tie StrectsA resolution adopted in tho other
B0ad 10 cit 81 the streets OF tho Civ every nj sht from
deIk I'll da light; referred to the Committee Lans
and Gas Of lis Board.
Rcroyfs AdoDed-From TIE Board of Assistants in "a
yor of increasing the Police force Of the City 0loys
That Lcre be sDporoned to the Eight enth Nineteenth
Twenty.hrst and Twenty second Wards cash ~ police
men including ont Capian and two Leuenant', % con
sttue tie Police force OF said WARDS From the Controller
i'll an ordinance f0r the ing e7l03 for the
rev Court House; 81 O63 for Essex Market bniiing ani
S3oCO the Aun1ry, the being called for By
the Commissioner Of Repairs anI Supphes.
The Board adjourned 10 Friday.
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POLITICS AZ EASHINGT0N

NouttpNloelcc y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Dee. 13. 1853
An attempt was made to-day by the Hards in the
House TO follow up the signal victory they have
achieved in the Senate MI Maurice moved to recon.
sder the vote. leaving the power Of appointing Libra
rSn With the Clerk, and although not quite successful
Il exhibited the pregnant fact that the House is nearly
equally divided on ties. vote betweenthc AdministIa
ton aud its opponents. His motion lost BY vote
of9 20 81 Mr. Maurice exhibits determination not
TO be trampled upon. lawyer Of ability and emf
neuce he has been entirely overlooked by the Speaker
IN TIE making up Of the important Committees lie is
pacei az the tai OF tie Committee on the Militia. Tn,
members from New-York State are al served in the
sane shabby manner. Mr. Simmons, from the iron
district, man Of experience learning and good sense
has place on the Committee OF the least importance
30 through the whole delegation.
How long must the Empire State be the mere pup
PET srd mske-weicht OF the Admin trat0n l. was
not 81 in 1857 nor in 1912, nor in ISIS. Il is not 50
now II the Senate. Our two able Senators make their
influence felt there. The State Of New.YoTk is ac-
kho"iedeed in that body as one Of The States oi the
on'on THERE'S ability and tslent enough in the House
10 make it so there, provided fair play is shown
The hards glorifed their triumph in the Senate By
seienade TO Beverly Tucker Some Of the speeches
ihe occasion put Senator Coolcy's in tie shade Among
Hose present Mr. Key. the United States District
Ahouey. lie attempted defense OF the Cabinet, bur
WITH roor success Il is probable that Cornelius Wen
eel tsq will be associated with Tucker in the p-inf
lng business The Stars bcars its honors wth marked
osniy ard propreiy
y. flsh, today. IN Trlrsu1nse Cl previous n1tiro,
SsA's and obia'rci leave % 'rtlo'fr % bin to w-
be4se ne Common Council q. Aeu-l p.i Clts, 1r eL-
Ps1o''N'es msce ioE &c I!rst E'simsnt OF NewlorA