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IMrORTANTECCLESMsTICAL DECISION
Judge EdmondS, of New York, has refu-
sed to grant an injunction to prevent
Bishop Wainwright from passing the SEN
tence of the ecclesiastic tribunal against
the Rev. Mr.. Walker. The grounds Of
the decision are
|. That the civil Courts have no power to
review the proceedings of the ecclesiastical
tribunals established by argument between
the parties themselves, and therefore that it
was not competent to inquire whether the
proceedings were regular or not.
2. That the civil Courts can inquire only as
to tae capacity of the ecclesiastical Courts, to
entertain jurisdiction of the case, and
3. That the objections in this case TO such
capacity to act. which the Court can entertain
are Of such character that if made in due sea-
son, they could have been obviated. and the
plaintiff, by having omitted to make them at
Il proper time, and by his own affirmative
acts. waived the objections and cannot now
set them up.
Therefore, the injunction was refused, and
the bishop allowed to proceed and pronounce
sentence.
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Georgetown Female Seminary,
E,Enn Ii O.

'kNHtS institution is open ard in full operation.
l. The course of study is very thorough and prac-
tised. The principal suIrrintencs all the depart
ments Of study, and is asss;- b7 the hc.t and most
efficient teachers The seminary presents the verY
finest advantages to rents who wish IN place thec
daughters under wutchful care and attention
Boarding End tuition in all English branches 500
per session OF ten months. French. music. drawing,
&c, extra.
Day pupils from IS to SIC per quarter Of II weeks.
Circulars and catalogues 10 he had aspiration
to the principal WILLIAM }. CLARK,
sep 1S-eOtf- Principai.
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WASHINGTON, ID. G..
D JMMUNIS ATt ID,
THE LICENSES.

Shall the Corporation continue to grant
Licenses to sell Intoxicating liquors as
beverage! This was the question
which came before the voters in June
last, and was answered in the neg
ative By majority Of nearly two-thirds
The time is near at hand when the H.
cenSes which have been issued will cx-
pirc, and applications for new licenses
will be made, unless something is done
by the Councils to carry out the wish of
the voters. 1t is difficult to see how IL
censes can be granted, when SO large Il
vote has been given against license. 1t
is difficult to see how any good citizen
after such vote, can sign a recolnmen-
dation for any one to have license for
the purpose Of selling Intoxicating liquors
as a beverage. There are good citizens,
whose kind feelings may lead them astray
on this subject, unless they pause and
reflect before they sign the papers pre-
sentod to them. | do hope that no one
will sign an application for license to sell
Intoxicating liquor as beverage, until
they shall have determined, in their own
mind, that the sale is for the benefit of
the community, and calculated to pro-
mote their present and future welfare.
do hope that no one may act unadvisedly
in matter involving so great conse-
quences. If, upon reflection, you can de-
liberately make up your minds that the
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A EAST STORY

An Englishman was Dragging of the
speed on English railroads to Yankee
traveller seated at his side in one of the
ears of fast train in England. The
engine bell was ring as the train ncarcd
a station. 1t suggested to the Yankee an
opportunity Of taking down his COM
panion peg or two"
Whats that noise" innocently in
quired the-Yankee.
We are approaching a town, said
the Englishman. They have to COM
mence ringing about ten miles before
they get to a station, or else the train
would run by it before the bell could be
heard. Wonderful, isn't it! | suppose
they haven't invented bells in America
yet g
why, yes" replied the Yankee ::
''we'vc got bells, but can't use them on
our railroads. We run so 'tarnal fast
that the train always keeps ahead of the
sound. No use whatever: the sound
never reaches the village till after the
train gets by"
- Indeed" exclaimed the Englishman
" Fact" said the Yankee, :. had to give
up bells. Then we tried steam whistles
but they wouldn't answer, either. Twas
on locomotive when the whistle was
tried We were going at tremendous
rate-hurricanes were nowhar, and | had
to hold my hair on. We saw two-horse
wagon crossing the track, about five miles
ahead, and the engineer let the whistle
on, >crecching like trooper. 1t screamed
awfully. but it WASH no use. The next
thing knew, was picking myself out
of a pond by the road side, amid the frag-
ments of the locomotive, dead horses, bro
ken wagon and dead engineer, lying beside
me. Just then the whistle came along.
mixed up with some frightful oaths that
[ had heard the engineer use when he
first saw the horses. Ponr fellow, he
was dead before his voice got to him.
After that we tried lights, supposing these
would travel faster than sound We got
some so powerful that the chickens woke
up all along the road when We came by,
supposing it to be morning. But the loco
motive kept ahead of 1t still, and was in
the darkness, with tie light close OH be-
behind it. The inhabitants petitioncd
against it ; they couldn't sleep with so
much light in the night time. Finally
we had to station electric telegraphS
along the road. with signal men to tele-
graph when the train was in sight and
| hare heard that some of the fast trains
beat the lightning Is minutes every 40
miles. But | can't say as that is true
the rest know to be so.
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COUGH. CONSUMPTION. &c.

Mr.. Henry q. Winn had a couch ior years: great
weakness, &C. had, in all physicians; tricL all
their remedies. hut cured only by
HAMiTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTUEE.
ca end get pamphlets gratis. with history Of dis
covery OF this wonderful Blood Purifier, and
tfcdtes of our citizens OF rheumatism, ~ zpcp
sia ScToful', Liver Complaint, General Weakness,
Nervousness &c, &c.
80 Sold b. MORTIMER & MOWBRAT, 10 Bal
tin1rC street. baltimore: aTi 3U4 Broadway, New
iort; CIIAS. STUTr 4 80. WIWER. j. 3. MOOR Z.
D. =. CLARKE. CLARKE e. BOWLING, w. Ell
LOOT, and II. MCPHERSON, Washington also by
r. :. + C!SsELL, GeorS"town; and G. c. BERRY:
AieXnndiia. fr; 20.
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BAL TIM0RE ADVERTISEMENTS.
VIZ. kNaBE. Ii. q iEiiiE. In. BETS
First Premium Grand and Square
EiaNOS.

: !ers. Nos. l. :. s. g. aud II, Eutaw street
Baltimore. X. & Il. woald RESI- ectfu!iy call public
attention to the great variety of their IRON FRAME
PIANOS constantly fini-h ng hici for durability
decacy OF touch brilliancy of to"e thy believe
not surpassed bY any now manufactured. " addi-
ton To the frat Premium awarded them by the Ma
ryland Institute in lSiS and Is 49, they have
the highest cncomiums OF II" most eminent artists
who used fhesc Iu.truDrrtS for their Concerts. Al
Of fist class Professors ard Amctcurs in the
city, who have highly recommended them.
ESs- PI AMOS HIRED. oc III
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MRS. f. CONVERSE 4 MISS NJ. MiLLEk'S
Select SchOO! for YnmnS Ladies.

Hamilton Terrace, No 2.:ji Eu'aw street, Baltimore
THESE ladies', VITO have had 40 much experience
L in teaching, both in the Eastern aud Middle
Statrs, VIII open a Select Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies. on the FIRST MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. The success which has inVari-
ably attended their past rifDrtS gives them assurance
that parents who may enrst the education OF their
children 10 their care, will find the duties and re-
spoEsbIit"S of this importan, and sacred faith
fully and ably discharged.
The English Depa tmrnt will be under the excIu-
svc direction of tho Principals OF The school and
we'll qualified Teachers will he employed to give i'll
struction III til" Ancient and Modern Languages,
Mu'ic, Drawing, &c.
For terms, &c, apply to principals. Circulars
can be obtained al Cu~hings Il Baley's, Baltimore
street, opposite Hanover. aug 26-2m
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NEW GOOD AND KEW STYLES.
At E. Cammack's Clothing Establishment,


't>liE aubscriber having just returned from the
i North with large and elegant assortment Of
CaSsm"res. Cloths, Ne>trgs &c, of Tho latest pat
terms. otes his oil customers ard the public gen.
eral'v that hc - prepared to ill all orders for
Clothing 1T the shortest notice.
ALSO, well selected stock IF Ready-maic Cloth
ing, HanGkeTchiefs, CravHtS shirts &c, &c. of the
latest styles Call aud examine for yourselves.
Two first rate Coat hands wanted
sep 26-1m = CAMMtCK
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GEORGE TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

O. &c r. Il E T-That two story BRICK
I'll STORE. north side Of Bridge street sixth store
of the Market house. II is desirable stand for
any kind of business and to good tenant TIE rent
will be moderate. Apply to W. ii. TENNEY,
oc l2-Gt- Georgetown.
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high character.
SANDY BORON, MIpDLEsEx Co. Va.
August GOTH 1853.
Mrssrs. Mortimer h Mowbray-Geuts: You may
think it strange that have taken the liberty to
write you this letter hut DO so under circumstances
that justify it. As you are the AGENTS for HAMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE deem it exge,li-
en to address you This note hoping it may be part
at the ho7or 'be means of giving ths medicine
tOri-ty which its merits deserve.
Being in the habit OF vending medicines which
late to the Patent and regular system. I consider
my to soine extent, judc" Of the real merit Of
many OF theIa My experience teaches me that
champions Tiucture' is medicine of real merit
Of intrinsic value. When 1 say this. do not say
that it is an infallible in all bat
TO say that champions Tincture" will fsvorabiy op-
crate in all diseases originating from ant of prop
er seretOns OF the gastric uircs bad digestion and
consequently had deposites of animal matter from
that source. believe that many diseases located in
various parts of the system. such Ss Inf 'matt n,
Ulcers. Scrofua, &c, &c, originally have their be-
ing in til, stomach, from bad food, bad digcsti' n,
and consequently bad dep stions of tie circulation
to those parts: AMI l viii believe IIanlptor's Nc.c-
table TiBcture viii even react in those cases.
Having found out myself what it is, I recommend
ii to others in such have described, and
have done il upon the no cure no pay system
and have vet to have the fret lottle returned or
the first objection about the pay. 1t IS a great pity
it cannot b. more extensively circulated among the
peop'e Warrant
It i'll the following cases Gout, Rheumatism, Infia-
motions. which proceeds from the stomach, Sores.
H'folua, Dyspepsia long standing cases OF Ague and
teFe; first stop the chill, and then give the Tine
ture-the difficulty i'm this is not in stopping
the chill, but the return of it. this tie Tincure will
certainly do In general dehilitations warrant it.
and as said before have procured tral Of it in
this way, which otherwise / could not the people
have been hnmbugged by patent nedirines 30 long
that they are afraid of ALL This is clearly stomach
medicine Ii works all its wonders there, and in ali
Suci' cases it is specific if any thing in the world is
Having given the Tincture a fair trial with my
self. in my family AMI neighborhood, think l
WI ranted in what say about if, and which ! do
without any other interest than the wish to see ii
IN general circulation, and in every mans family
where it ought 10 be.
If What say be doubted by any Of the afflicted,
#n they will write to me- at Sandy Bottom Post Of
c1 the disease, and recommend it for such case
.il warrant it, and ifit don't do good will pay for
the medicine. TH0S. X. BULL.
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VoTE OF CALIFoRSIA.-The California pop
u ar vote will this year reach so 600 it is said.
The city of San Francisco polls 10, Il3 votes.
being an increase of 2l27 votes since the
Presidential election. when il stood .9SS. The
vote in the rural districts of the county has
risen in the same time from 43O to o26. The
vote in Sacramento reaches 5,536 now against
1890 at the Presidential election. Marysville
polls 1907 votes, Stockton l ,472, and Nevada
CITY 09S
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-17

A dying West India planter, groaning to
hi. favori,e negro servant, sighed out, 'Ah,
Sambo, l m going a long, long journey
Never mind massa," said Samho consoling
him, him all de way down bill, and you soon
reach the end -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-17

AN INCIDENTIN MARRIED LIFE-Some
thirteen years since, a couple of loving
ones were married, short distance from
this city, and soon after the husband
wen. to sea. A few months passed, and
the young wife received news that the
ship in which her husband had sailed was
lost at sea, and all hands had perished.
This report was subsequently corroborat-
ed. Time rolled on, and after the lapse
of some seven years the widow married
an Industrious and hard-w orking mechan-
ic, who for u long time past has been and
still is employed by firm in Cornhill.
This last marriage proved a happy one
to both parties, and matters passed be-
tween them as pleasantly as could be de-
sired, until some days since, when, to
their utter surprise, the first husband of
the lady made his appearance and claimed
his wife. Legal counsel was consulted
by both parties, and the result was, that
the lady felt herself compelled to return
to her first husband, much 10 the regret
Of the second, whose home is now desc
late.-P0stoa Journal.
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UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.

LNHYER AND AGUE CURED BY ROWAND'S
Il TONIC MIXTURE.-Thc i.ircrsjfy Of Free
Hsdicine and {npu'nr KRo'r'cdgr. chartered by the
Stafe OF Pennsylvania. at its last session. wiz 10Th
April. iS53 msiay for the purpo Of arrelting the
Ser"us nostrums: also fo- the purpose of supplying
the publi" with reliable remedies. in herein
the patient cannot obtain will not employ the best
ne I1ai advisers: having purchased that invauabe
remedy. Rowand's Tonic Mixture, on account Cf its
just celebrity and know efficacy in the treatment of
Fever and Ague. and it's kindred aft ction--hts 10
hcsita ion in recommending ii in the highest terms
t. the patronage OF the afflicted.
)0WEL COMPLAINT CURED BY ROWAND'S
IL BLACKBERRY ROOT-The above Institution
extends ita -Ction in ike to the remedy
fIr Bowel Comp pint. well known as Rowand's
Compound syrup OF Blackberry Root, md earnestly
recommends il to the condenc. OF patients aff'ir ell
with these complaints-believing ii he invaluable
IL the treatment Of such cases.
Hon Henry X. Strong
Hon J. Z Flar- en-,
By order OF the Trustees. John r. Rowand NJ. D.
u. X. Ashton, ESQ.
Hector Orr. ESQ.
Ef-All communications tn be addressed John K.
ROwand, VI. D.. Head of the Pharmaceutical DeI art
gHert. and President of;he University.
Hone DispenSars and Office, No. T. South Second
street Philadelphia
Fra ~ch Di>pens.ry at the Store of j. + CALLAN
y. shin stoa D. c and o. VI. LINTHICUM. Gecr,e-
town ID. &. Georgetown Advocate &C 1i-eo6t-
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The Most Wonderful Medicine
= 0ber & Co.'S Vegetable SEccific.


'iHiIE proprictUrs Of this valuable Me cine have
I never I1ade any elf 'rts to introduce it 'enre
the public. yet it has found great f,vor fr and near.
Cert nc,tes without .umbcr have been furnished IF
IT, virtues. without any solicitation and many
performed when ali other melicines have failed. 4
TINT GSie0 trdI IL has stood the test for
eral years, and say without fear, that better
preparation for the of Agu,. and Fever can be
produced. As au evidence we publish certificate
Of gentleman well known
81 take great pleasure i'll recommending the Spe-
rifc prep trcd by Obe- McConk ". for the cure of
Azuc and Eever. the best article for the accom-
Pii-hment that object have met with In
my family it has succeeded bcvond my most san
guiEe expectations, an 1 therefore. | consider il
privilege we'll Il duty ~ re. .ulmo nd its use to
all who may be suffering the influence of tha.
distressing affection. (Sign-d)
ID. Evans RPFsE,
Minister Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Far sale 10y the Propriet"rs, ODER L Co, Baiti
more:
b DANIEL r. CLARKE, Apothrcary. Potomac
Vail. conner of Maryland avenne and 1lth street
Island:
BY CLARKE Il BOWLING, 9TH street, between
south ID AMI streets. Island:
Aud ty JAMES IL STONE. corner Of 1th and l.
streets, Northern Liberties, Washington, ID. C.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
sop lf,-3n-
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FOE COUGHS. COLDS. GROUP. AND WHO0P
ING COUGH.

TIE RrSt cough fgrUiI IN blf W0rd
Or Ea,E's CyLgDg.I2D CoUGH SYRUP gives lmmedi
a., relief 20 T. The worst Cough. whether Consunp
;e Or rroc,-,l.H, from cold. 1t al'ays any lrri-
,i,n Of the Lungs and fortif;cs the system against
f,frre attacks In bottles at ~ cents and 81.
Chillr.n are also liable to Group which dangerous
c,rrrIaiut yrklS immediately to DR.. J. Roses NEVER
E,u.vG Cg0rP syrup. Price % cents
WhoopinS Cough, another complaint, always
wore IL cold and lamp weather. The afflicted find
.-eat r-lief in the Use Of DR.. J. Roses WHOaPING
Cou7H SYRUP, which always relieves and prevents
The disease from running into ether is 'aseS. snch
A. inf lmatiOn of tho Lungs. DrOpsy Ia the Chest,
and Consumption. Price 80 cents.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD

nRS. r. s }. HUNTER, members of the ROYAL
- College of Surgeons, late of ISlngton, London
have taken up their residence in Washington, for
the treatment of
DISEASES OF THE CHEST
comprising affections of the THROAT, BRONCHITIS
ASTHMA, CoNsBMPTIoS, aud disease. of the HEART,
tn which branch of their profession they have for
years given their exclusive attention. The pc
culiarity of TIE treatment employed by Drs. H., is
thai the remedies employed administered by In
HALATION IN the fn'm of Vapof
Residence and otiise, 18th aurct, between G and
III streets. sep 6--tf
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DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c


Mr.. Wm. Oldh an, of Baltimore custom hCrse. suf
ferel these complaints for IS months with both body
and mind Sc riously afIeotet He was cured by Iiamp-
tons Vegetable Tincture, af er other things failed.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF TEtE KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER.

De- 5. ROSg'S CoHporND Fluid EXTRACT OF
BrcHr-T4is is decidedly one of the brst remedies
ever used for diseases of the kidneys. bladder &c,
and also f,r EQUITY Affections always highly recon-
r,ended BY the late Or. PhySic, and many Of tie
most Jirin suiShed medical men abroad. Price 81
c,ntS
Dg.J 3 RosE's GOLDEN PILLS for Falling If the
womb Female Weakness. Dsbiiity, and Relaxation.
Price 30 ceEtS.
Dr. j. ). ROSES FEMALE SPECIFIC.-A remedy for
Painful Menstruation, LeucOrrhoa or WHITES. Price
one dollar.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, &c.
The Liver being the largest gland in the human
body it is fTequen ly dsranged than any other
Then follows dyspepsia, constipation, cold feet and
loss Of appetitethe skin becomes yellow the spirits
iroop AMI there is great aversion to society. Re-
Sulate the liver. and you correct al these evils -
The surp,t preparations 10 taSc Dr.. RcSE's CELE
sE4TED RuLRo Al or iNTIBHIcUs Pills. They carry
of the bile. and soon give Sctii- and strength.
His DYsPGP.n COMPOUND should ne taken where n
per.Jn has been troubled with dyspepsia for Il long
time-Price 80 cents But f-r coId-. bilious habits
;aundire &c. tase Da. RosE's ANTT-PILI0US or RAIL
Road PILLS. 12I5 and - cents Fer box
All Of the above preparations. with DR.. Roses
Medical ADVISER 10 prr'ons in Sickness AMI in Heath
to bc hss Of z. D. Gilman. Charles stot5 & Co. ".
u. Gilman, john ". Nairn. Paterson Nairn
W Morrison, william T. Evans. kidwell Law
renee. J. B. MOO-c, Washington; j. l.. Kidwrll,
Georgetown; and BY all dealers ir Aexantra. yir-
ginia. sep II
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THE EVENING STAR
yrnICIEEs WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION,

>rJS 3 ROSE is an honorary member of the
pbiladalabia Medical Socicty. and graduated
LIs,n rom the University of ~ uIsylvana, under
~ IN ,;l,rce Of the truly eminent Professors Phys
~! w Chaam-n. Gibson. Coke James and Hare, names
E-1'hr.tal ,or medical science. Being solicited by
L,, ,s of his patients to put ~ his Preparations.
- - - oT.rs t0 the public the results of II
IN, for the past thirty ye1rs, the following val
ppsiIe Family Medicines, each one suited 70 spe-
etc diseaSs:
MIS- rosF's NERVOUS AND IyvIG0RATIyG Cor
- The ,rcateSt discovery in medical science
~ ~ .,onisbinr preparation for raising up weak
,it,,tiou d,l,iliatrd by care, labor, study dis
,.. ar. Iik,. = charm. 1t gives strength and app
-. ,-I r,-St,scs great invigOr.tin properties.
r. H.a-t Disease all Nervous Affections, Fiatu-
-. Heart Burn. ReStiessneSs, umbness. Neural
=, -ai.irc the s;.irits, and giving power to the
bolr system it !, almost miraculous in its effect
30 ccrts d bottle
M yOTr SUFFER WITH ANY PAIN? II you
A. Won will finI ium ma,iiate rel-f by using Or. j. $
ro.-,.P,IS CrKER 1t is the only preparation which
mr.. almost ins ant!y Sore Throat. Rheumatism,
fr, Cold, Pains IN the side, back or limbs. Pace,
70 or Too:harhc: stomach or Bowels, Size or Pack,
st;g Nec,. Bruises, Corus and Chilhlains. Where
s- von have pain use The Pain Curcr, saf, TO al
s-,s Price l215 - AID 80 cts.
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TRUTH IS MIGHTY.

N' Il commend the perusal of the extract belsw
w to our readers. Mr.. Bull is merchant Of
i.-b
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-30
Sale of the Market House.

PURSUANT to a resolution of the Mayor and
Il Board of Selectmen of the town of Plaque
mine, | will expose for sale on the 30th April, al
10 A. NJ, in front of the Court House door, to the
highest and last bidder, the lease of the Marke-
House for oneyear, dating from 18th May, 1868,
to 18th May, 1854.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
The acquiring purchaser or purchasers, shall
be entitled to receive and collect for their own
account and benefit, the taxas unpaid on all ar
ticles exposed for sale in said market, according
TO an ordinance entitled IAN ordinance concern
ing the Market House for one year, on condition
that he or they shatlexecute their bond with APP
proved seculityin double the amount of adjudica-
ton, for thespayment Of one twelfth part of the
said amount atsthe expiration of every 80 days,
to date from the daythe possession of said House
shall be given unto them, and also for the faithful
performances of all duties encumbent of him or
them as l~essees, according to the above mention
ed ordinance, or any amendments, supplements,
&c; as may be approved by the Mayor and Boerd
of Selectmen.
ap23 S. C. TREVOR.