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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18
Yaluable Housa for sale.

%sA THE House now occupied by the subscriber
III with the whole, or part of the Land adjoining
II is situated at The head OF State street and is
one OF the best built and convenient houses in this
city. For terms, and further description, apply to
mayl7 dsu q. A. HARRINGTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18
Ladies Boots and Shoes.

HdWIOo uVUU0 dIIU DUUG8s
SrrrN NEW assortment OF ades Boots
IN\ just opening comprising every vaiety
~ L. OF Black, Gray, Drab, and Slate coors
w. with or without fOxings. French, Kid
and Morocco Ties Buskins, and Slippers. Misses and
Chilrens Boots aud shoes, Of every shade and color
Those who are DESTROYS Of securing fashionable Goods
al fair prices, will call at JOEL FLETCHER's,
apSO dti No. 80 Main at, Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18
PLOWS-PLOWS.

A LOT of y. Martin & Co.'s best Premium Plo,ps
n So a lot of Culiivatars, for sale at great dis.
count, as they we're taken in barter trade and we
wish to close them off onre. Farmers will do well
TO call ana furnish themselves with the best Pho in
the market At low prices, ut the City Lumber Yard
and they will he given exchange for Country Lurn-
Der r n o. K Earle :
may2 dtf
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Valnahle Estata fnr Sale
TO LET.

A STORE in IIardmgs Block on Front Street A
IA TENEMENT in the house corner of Portland
aud Myrtle streets. Also, small House on Quincy
street. CHARLES WHITE.
my7 diff
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FloEr, Grain, and Meal.

AIUaIS UIdIII, tLuU M6dl,
CONSTANTLY Oil hand and for sale Wholesale and
" Retail P. LOTHROP,
apl4 dawSm % Mechanic st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18
N OTICE z,

DOR Sale at the Soap Factory on Prospect ST., a
IL few good Pigs, part Suffolk, an extra good COW,
years old, large lot Loached Ashes, exchanged for
Wood or Woodland il wished. g. w RUGG.
myl9 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18
LEATHER.

(ELl Leather Roundings, Oak and IIemlock Tan and
II trimming of Belt and Harness Leather, of every
grSue, lot sale by the subscriber Also, Wells Rams,
Ihng, Taps, Counters, and Shoe siilenings on hand,
aa furnished to order in any quantities, upon
pie TERMS at his shop, in Union Block 1872 Main
sl'' under u. j. Howund's Printing Office.
Worcester May 49, 1850 d3m
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE STOLEN.

srN Large Black dark Brown HORSE,
FOzN-N sloping behind, and carries his head low,
E& with Il small bunch on each knee the Horse
s.lzl is IA or Is years old and weighs about 1900
OF 1900 his Carriage slide Seat and Covered, the
near Shaft of which new Brass Mounted, drab
lining, somewhat deaced patch on one side and on
the other hole | Buffalo Robe, marked M. d.
Wood Worcester" lined with red flannel Booking, 10
ge'her with pir Of Buckskn loves, left under the
seat, marked " D II. Perry, Worcester"
Said Horse and Carriage taken from Carlton ST.,
near The Union Church, during church service, on
MONDAY Evening, Anil IL.
Whoever will give inimmation were said Horse and
Carriage may be found, SHAH be libefally rewarded
Information may be left at TIE Police Office, in Wor
cester ]. @. Il ID. II. PERRY
Worcester, April Is, 1853. dawtf
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FL0UR-FL0URl
Salmratns J

TENHE undersigned agents fer The sale of prime
article OF Sa!eratus, putu il boxes, barrels and
kegs, al which they invite the atien len OF the trade
BASsETT, EARLE, K BROTHER.
my25 daytf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

Hair Mattresses, and Spring Beds.
LIAiK Mattresses, and Spring Bcds made 10 order Of
III the best quality, Mt $50 Main street, Cup stairs)
octg dawtf TABER CIOLLAR.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

Carpet Bags, Valises, Trunks.
A GRAND Assortment cheap, al. MERRILL sal
"A Main street. Na16
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Wanted Immediately.

DY the subscribers, at their Steam Shop in East
- Btookheid, four good wood workmeu, those who
are used to working hardwood preferred. Also few
TO learn The Mayhinist trade wood and
iron. j. l.. & A. w, STEVENS
East Breokhed; Mass. june !, 16 8. diff
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YENHE Rooms now occupied by The Central Bank
Possession given ar about the first of June. For
terms, apply at Central Bank. diff my4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18
WAMTED.

TNnREE or four Blacksmilhs, accustomed to the use
L Of rrip-hammers. Also, two good Chisel grinders.
Apply to .. FOSTER & co Worcester, FACE;
WHITMAN q CO, West Ftchburg :
mcn24 istf yes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

Glenn's Verbena Water.
A nELIGlITFUL Perfume for the handkerchief,
N sold by Ell, MARSH.
my9 dawGwis
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TO LET.

A BLACKSvITH's SHOP anil Tools also, Tene-
IA ment if desired said Shop is considered an ex-
celent one Tor custom work. il has likewise nearly the
entire forging for Factories Inquire at this Office
apl9 dawtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-10

IFr0ID The G0oie Register, Juy
The steamer Black Warrior w Snueiit commander,
arrived at this port Sunday morning. from New York
25th ult az noon. and Havana, 1st, at s a. NJ
We hase received our hes Of Havana pap but, as
ususl they devoid Of interest
Ion Julian Xulueta the Of the Lady Suffolk bad
teen BpIsonsd IN the Nero but sub equeny bbs-
rated and las gone TO Spain IA Company vita NJ B.r.
row, with the intention of bringing ac against the
Cap air General for imprso-irg him. Hs one of the
woatLieat men in Cuba and knorp TO DC extensively
gbgeG in the slave trade
TIE bark jasper rad cenily landed ESQ slaves on The
fouh tide q The l4nd lis estimated that COZ slaves
had been aI dsd the island Of Cuba daring the ast
four veeks.
The spanish sbip Bella Garess arrived AZ Hayau, on
the 2Sh from China With i00 Coolies on board bnt four
bad 0td on the passage
The Spanish mail steamer Fernando 81 Catoico
o. Havana on the evening OF toe 30h alt from gadz
having Ia TOW small man Of steamer de stned for
the coass service. By this arrival the stua
uon Of Queen Isabel III IL confirmed.
ms spanish squadron stationed at Havana of some
sS or eight vessels were mspmuyeriug off the More add
had been 90 employed for several days.
The Spanish corvette from Trinidad Cub for Ca
dz vas, Oh the 1lth inst, carried by strong
10 calm On be Shoals Of Rosario she aaed
rotWth tar1inR all efforts made 20 get her of.
rev and PASSENGERS taken from her by an English
tcnoonsr, name not mentioned, the 18th uit., 2. "
Ihe Archbishop Of Cuba is on tour through the
ard he IL received With OF
and joy wherever he passes.
Price current for The week ending Goth JuneSugar-
Dull Notwithstanding sixty vessels have freghted since
la1 week; prices rs before Whites Hotetes 80 $eS
regular ~ IS browns superiofs. S08 81 Cuclrn.
chos ard Nosqusrcdas, $4Aa "a Exported during tho
States Coee-Notbing doing In that articls Mlsses-
scarce.
Entered the seth JANE, from su..so the ship San
Andrews, lao dsys, with 35S c0oles.
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DREADFUL CALAMITY Ar HAVEpSrpIV.
BUILDING BLOWN DOWN AND SEVERAL PERSON
KILLED.
Seven Dead Bodies Taken from tho Ruins.

A gentleman who arrived from HAverstraw last night
informs us that several persons killed, and many
injured by the faog OF house at that place. dur
ing storm about six O'Clock in the evening" The build
ing owned by Mr. Peck, and was formerly used
carpet weaving establishment but of late had been
cupied by four families.
The house crammsd With people at she time many
o. them aeorers ia the brick yards who into it for
shelter OF the fifty persons who supposed TO have
been beneath The roof only six we're known
~ have escaped.
Al seven O'Clock dead bodies had been taken out
and large number OF the Inhabitants searching
for
In addition the above frightfu calamity, learn
that the wind blew with such violence to capsze and
sink sloop at the ~harf
Toe stesple Of the Tarryto IN church also demo
shsd and the steamboat shsd carried bodily into
the river,
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Marine Affairs.

LAUNCH OF THE CA1HoUy,-Messrs. Weservelt launched,
at liz O'Clock yesterday, Nessrs. spoTord Tileston
Co large packet chip Calhoun for the Liverpool trade
Tre fact that the biggest packet chip in the world 10
be launched drew large attendance to witness it, by
whom her majestic seventy four" look greatly adj
mired she OF the best well the biggest
chant chips built aud has capacity for cartyng
1000 tors OF freight besides accommodating for 600
steersge pssopgera The place vacated by tue Calhoun
IN the yard II TO be occupied By a steamship Of
400 tons, for Nessrs. Harris L. Morgan OF New Or
an To- the Gulf trade, which Messrs Wesservelt Will
az o5ce commence on.
DEPARTURE OF TIE BAIuc-The United States mai
ship Baltic Capt Com stock, left az Jestsrda
for Liverpool, with l7j passengers.
SHORTEST PAssAGe-The clipper ships Stafford hire
aud Wilcb Of Wave have 10 succession, made the
shortest passages from Calcutta to the United states
We have ice the shortest from this country
GIBRALTAR made by the clipper bark Wffte pain
Norman Of ard from this port May 10 for Malta which
passed Gibraltar " only fourteen teys suS 30 liz 1
head however she did reach Malta until the
hight Of June s. The run TO 1ioratsr believe to oe
without parallel. gentleman Intimately acq ted
with the intercourse between Boston and bsitsr ia
forms that the passage bstween two place bs
been made in less than sixteen days AID three
quarters Upon the authority ~ camille house Of
the FIRST standing in Blfaya Learn that the pper
ship Nightingale Of Boston, Captain Mather, has ac
complihe toe distance between Londos aad Auiie II
the stortest space Of time known The nightingale lsfs
London February nound Sh4oghai touched az Ports
outh and sailed thence February 10 Sse passed Az
jpr April 20, in teVenty two days This was accom-
heG nncfT the d advantage of spTiGgrg her DoWspris
aud losing feyeTal sails during bois weathe In la
tituce 10 ;, lengtude 1o2 E--BOs,on Adr1tiser
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IEArn OF TIE REy HEsRY CHASE Rev. Henry Chase,
WHO has been for many yesrs the devoted minister OF the
seamens Bethel 10 Roosevelt street. died al ha resi-
On the 9Th lost Of paralysis aged sixtythree years.
NT Ctae wen knovn in this city a. a kind and
generous minister q the gospe,, and worthy snd up
rgas cizen chart able " the POOR, and ready
assist he unfortunate His pleasing aud pc OF.
Ltfs IL performing the marriage ceremony gained for
him aide spread reputation in that pect. and gave
him almost monopoly os the business OF joining our
yossg oss together in the happy bonds Of c3anuhal
bliss. lie has been known TO unite many as twenty
compile in dsy. Ills funeral viii take place from the
Manners ehufcn, 10 Roosevelt street. this afternoon
MI past 3 9 eloek.
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FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WoRTH.-Our City
Fathers have agreed to give the President q
reception to the amount Of i've thousand dollars.
Tie grand entree" Of Kossuth cost some
fifteen or.twenty thousand. But sight TO our
citizens generally Of President Pierce, to the
amount Of five thousand dollars -7ill do. lie
paaeants as Kossuth, and will doubtless be
satisfied with more modest proc cssion--say
i've thousand dollars worth. Considering the
hot weather, and the dirty streets also, il is
enough. Our City Fathers are wise in this
instance in being prudent Wisdom cometb Of
experience Five thousand will do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-10

How is TINS The Daily National Demo
Crat, the real genuine original Jacobs, says that
the party Of this city are thinking someof pub
lie dinner to Mr.. Cooley. The True National
Democrat-that is. the original Jacobs-says
they have heard nothing of it. Now. is there to
be public democratic dinner to Mr.. Cooley or
Let justice be done to Mr. Cooley. Is not the
weather as hot as Egypt?
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Coroners' Inquests.
ANOTHER FATAL sTABBING ARRAY BETWEEN TWO


coo ca,rh,a ros+ordan bsi5 a. ;nora,. ., IN. (y.r
Y 'i.n1i ~ = g. as ! 1919 S ~ r ~ 10y
w. e ~. - a ~ "a - y pica T. as tna,a ata,a
800 no ssg1oes ~ M 81 Tanna-S str.at "a
psae ,shrea ths o,esr nh;.h csnsad hia dssth Tho
,n,,owinr !, ,ba eyisanca taken neo,e the coronar
psohss, p,isa sarn' ssesT an the S,;ra nf Jobn
hscn,ei lice, ssa.I say a .ne WE u so. o1
son,ra husband aid to me Won are COX ar
ns ~ ~ ,sr ~ e So ;,a a,e aais
T,t. M ara not. have cat no,bine. am Going 70
al bslf asyls wnrt AZ mis- tin o F1seman me de-
ceastd lying upon The Go roy husband this time
yirg ID tie bedroom; he then got up aud came out
Of the bedIom and said to Ffeemsn, get up; freeman
replied, HID on Pop viii get up at this time ny hus'
baId had co. up ana was coming out OF the bedroom,
when he ktubnd his tee and fell On freeusn a. ne was
biig Cd Tie foor ,hey both jumped up freeman Eas
IN fquof my nusoaId sara 10 Freeman, go Away, ara
chair and threw at me- he then took stick aud hit
Freeman on the head about this ume ny husband SAID
Ie wonid hi ine gsioe ~ cIca rfssDan sa'u no 60
not XII her for she ISIS cripple; XIII me h'st; freeman
took hod OF my h bapd py ne arns 10 noi1 MIN PACK
then say ny nus band have knfe IN ms nand u was
pocket knife saw blood Gu Freenan's arm hasten
Of 10 the station ho,se ard asked Tor An otcer on re-
turning PACK 10 the mouse louDl ms huso ino coDipg
out OF the sreyHsy ana on g.ipg INTO the house found
FREEMAN yirg On DIS soc, WIN oooa running from MS
p-d5 phen taw my husoaIa coming 'nrongn We aisy
nSucsa mere was o,ooo ON ms nasus aso cosnss' .s
iIs ~ re Rev yorS HsotsI va then taken 10 the
station hoSs; lfes%ap, the deceased, was my nall
proner bAa 10, zen nm oeofe ior ne@iy h'e years.
y. ~ pdI I pe' y uch 90 ,ho ho;,a, uoo~ .
~ w ~ 49,. ht =, oio a,i a. , ny
a as oJo;t.d " M
- huei Wa ,s Wv " .Ao euueiins
ION Nounu ~ We .e,s - - nao ~ ie
ing P@'ie. "'h NUN ~ M ~ = s.hh
,pe cob1i1on 9b'i one slo .e ns >. ioi lls, 49,
.uen v ,, ~ ~ -. .. ~, -, :. y :. az ~.
, Icy 'ae 80 pa W ~ 80 upps s ~ ~ -, ~
csu7e Il dean
The Jury rendered the folio wing verdict" Death from
injuries received by knife Wound in the lett breGt
given by j hD Price the 1th day Of July, 1853
The negro Price was The above yerdist, commit
ted 10 pIisen for trial.
'A'ilhS" ~, -, o r,,,, ~ ~ W
r. - :, phAi ~ " hai nv nv "ALhAos. A., ~ j.
- NV ~ 9ss i9y reiu a. :. sne ,sy
ios Ia " te Ivy - aiaesh y. "aa.g aseao'
iati'e ~ s.l - $3.50 .s W ~ w 'iou IN,
gun nv rounu Wnion ne a. ege al Wv
issey ssueu oestn' -. nJaiy ra n,'os.u ~ h'e&au
oci lat'eis9h, VINO aneha'eeu Inc gun IN RECKLESS
hs ~, c !" = 49, ~ ~ sss r,,,, ,xo. -.
~ ~ A.h 49,, 81, - 49, 800 $3.50, 10y p
" ~ 90 y o"., 1out w VI " eNeu S'ooA ~ eus
~. i W., : w n. ss 80 io. - ny moIae anu
80 b s,n ~ ha c o as n,osa hs
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DEMOCRATIC HARMoNY.-The Rochester Union.
free soil. says Of Gen. Pierce's appointments,
that
We are considering the appointments as political
arrangement and in that respect believe it is adj
mtted III all quarters that they indicate weakness,
or want of correct information, on the part Of
the appointing power.
And the Albany .4rguS, hard shell. comment
ing upon this, says, that
Thus we have an illustration of the splondor Of
that scheme of harmonzing and consolidating the
coaiition--iace tiousy known as the united demo-
crazy OF New ork'-which consists in prescribing
true men and pettng traitors. Nothing short of all
the spois Of Office satisfy the cravings of the
free soil cornorants, who, without the shadow of
claim to preferment beyond the tens of thousands Of
wings who voted for Pierce and King, have already
been The recipients Of the lions share.
What aprecious exempliication of democratic
harmony is here! And we are close upon the
dog days. And the President is coming too
Awful awful!
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Inauguration OF th- Crystal Palace, on the
1srh o J.sls 1853


Purchasers ckets will receive with them
ofpytation, adu tn the hoder and lady to sttend the
inauguration These ootes will be OF four different coors
designating the four sections Of the building They will
nit the holders into dfereb sections according
OF teir notes Persons holding these invitations
pfcted to remain In their respective sections until the
monies Gle fed Tie holders Of blue and invita-
tiont i'll them evcs at the Fortieh
street; tbofe % red and yellow Fortys street.
Guests holding II vitstiane white paper will
the Sixth avenue and be shown to their places by at
tendants.
Exhibitors who have previously obtained their tickets.
will enter Fortvsecond street Those exhibitors who
have failed to otar Their tickets before the 18th nst will
be pecoss. ry excluded.
Exhibitors win be admitted at o'clock A. NJ. and viii
remain in their respective during the
TIE doors will be opened for all others entitled admis
sion Above at ten O'clock.
At O'Clock the doors will be closed and the ceremonies
will commence
Particular attention s called the preceding regulations
they will be strictly enforced.
Tie ceremonies of alton will proceed in the follow
ing order
oceIng prayer BY the Right Rev Bishop Wainwright.
Anthem composed for the occasion sung by the New
York Sacred Harmonic Society accompanied by the National
Guard Band and members Of other societies
Address by the President of the Association
Addresses by distinguishes guests
8. Tie ceremonies will close with the Hseluah chorus
firing has arrived
j. Ii. BATCHELDER Secretary Of the su perinten
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Our CoSsUI. GENERAL TO ALExAyDRrA.-Mr.
Edwin DeLeon. the newly appointed Consul
General to Egypt left this port in the Baltic
yesterday. en- route for Alexandria. In aldi-
tion to the ordinary functions of consul he is
charged with margin of diplomatic authority.
which. considering the present relations of Tur
KEY and her dependencies to the rest of the
world he may be called upon to exercise. A
gentleman however, of talents, education, and
experience, we have little fear Of any indiscre-
lion to the country, OF himself in the exercise
Of the discretion which il attached to his respon-
sible position. To DC sure, in our late contest
upon the slavery question he was an ultra ia
support Of Southern rights; but that fact will be
rather TO his advantage than his prejudice
among the Turks and the Egyptians, who recog
Mise slavery as an institution descended to them
from Abraham and sanctioned by the Prophet
In word, we shall be disappointed if the mis-
sion OF Mr.. De Leon does not result, commercial
ly and politically, to tie advantage Of our coun-
try
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NEW YOnK COMMON COUNCIL.
10 i FL CT A IL
STAGED Session /.

SGuAcu Session.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, July Q, 1853
chair Asst sns AIesrrso so-n S tais Bsn M, ,ss
Broaden, hiug Wene, Hunt, McGown, Stewart OKeefe,
ard McCoDkey.
By Assistant Alderman RING OF Olcott McKssson Il
Co, 10 Do pa dam.ee, ny overflow of John
lee To Commute Croton Aqued &c. Department.
By Assistant Aide, mau " BRIEN-Of Ed vim Mcdaniel
for poih m0nt Lomclissioner OF Deeds To Commit
tee on salariss ana ohsrs
EE,oLu1IoNs.
BY Assistant Alderman srEwART-Thst the crosswaik
leacMg to the Grand and Division street ferries
la,sed ard repaired Adoo'et.
hEPuRTS.
OF Committee FraDc---ro concur to refund money
psid by New York In ttuton for Deaf and Dunb,
Apt. gate 1857 IN favor OF reducing against Will
liam Duke for 1863 al adopted, each by the follow
AGrInative-Tbe President. Messrs Brown. TAFT,
CBrien, Mayhee. Bread.a, Ring Wells Hunt, AcGow n,
Stewart, O'Keefe. ard Bic oDk-y.
The report Of the Comet llef in relation 10 enoroach
he Battery anh o'ner real estare Of the Corpo
Ia,iep notion Of A,siS' aot AlGermao asGowy,
aien from the table referred to the Comaistee
Laws and Ordinances
ALDERMEN.
Report In fav.r of snociug personal az anst Egas
Stevens To Committee Oh Finance
Kep0r-In favor OF pa. ing 500 to Jesse Thomas for
injuries while acting fireman. Concurred IN BY tbs
An mat,ve-The President, Messrs. Bow. TAFT,
oBren, May bee, BIeaasu RDg, Wells, Hunt xsGawn,
Eeport-Agaipst paying Harris Comstock for injuries
by falling fem Sidewalk 1T Essex Market 70 COMMITTEES
Report-In favor Of paying bills (as reduce for pub
listing Amerded charter 10 Conmitsse on Finance
ReportIn favor OF bills fer publ hing amended
chatter. IL COMMITTEES finance
Repoct--Ip favor OF clos the distributing reser
voir except at csrtaln ho4rs. Concurred in,
Reports In favor Ct 1lg'us ride walk fronting lot on
southwstt side Of Forty fr street and Sixth avenue;
in of changing he hue Vt the widening OF White
ball street. 10 Coo.rptttee on Streets.
Report In favor OF isg James Smith 1856 10 for re-
rass 10 apparatus Of Engine Co. No. Il. Concurred in
by the follosirg vote =
Alru atiye-lLe PIedeDt, Messrs. Brown. TAFT,
0'Brien Maybee, Breeder Ring Wells, Hunt, McGown,
Stewart, OKeefa, md NC opkey.
R.soluii n-1hat Ciot"s water pipes be laid in Forty
sixth street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues Con
CURED in
Rs--lrtio,-That sslks both sides Of Fourth
avenue, between Eighth aud Ninth streets, De repaired
Cor Cured
Resoluionon ceununict lion OF counsel to the corpo
ration appreprisng 81 tor purchase OF cases. farni
ture &c for fce roucn red by the folio ~og vote
AHrnatiye--Tna Pfe-icen., Messsrs. B.o.n TAFT,
cBrisn. Masbee. Bee ad-n Eng, Wells, Huut MsGown,
Sic wart O'Keefe, and gcCohsey.
The Boagd then acoar ed 10 Monday afternoon at six
O'Clock,
From he minutes McCLENACaAN, Clark.
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The whole bcuh1lcss continent Is ours"
With this timcnt as their motto RAFFERTY, LEASk
prepaYed to furnish hats Cor the million who daily
focking both II their stores after tho superior
hats which they sell st So 81 and pur-
ehsr he daggeri ectyre sene.s neatly the
~ hia lat, without additional charge. RAFFERTY, 4
LLAsR, "a Chatham opposite Chambers and corner Chat
Ian and Pearl streets.
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out Of clay but he failed n the hnishng Of shirts Many
yro can manufacture sbrts after fashion but TO
set Of well cut well made txqusely fitting shirts
without twist or wrinkle, and sent home the PR
mised IT is IS well to givs your orders GREEN No
Astor Uouee. -
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Tho Crystal palace win he Ocen 10 she

profile day Sundays excepted) after the 14th inst
between tho honrs OF 10 O'clock A. NJ and o'clock r. NJ
until farther notice
Single admissions. Observation-Disclosures. so cents
Children under twelve years OF aso........2 cents
Season tickets can be procured at the music of W
Ita Son. No 2y Broad wayL Of Park place; also
NJ V an Norden Kings No 40 Wall street, where pIr-
chAssIs will please attend in to sign the register
Tickets for single Admissions be had the morning
OF the 18th Instant at the entrances TO the Crystal Palace
nj VIM Hall Sons No. go Broadway cirnor OF Park
place. J. N. BATCHEL DER,
of he Su rinte dents