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Trial Of Dr. Thompson for the Murder of Miss
Pharr

tONlINUED
Joseph Ne6. svorn.-Was at the disinterment
of Miss Pharr. Don't remember the day. The
grave did not appear much sunk The earth was
loose and easily shoyeled.
Cross Eramiacd-Ihe grave sunk some.
Thought the dirt worked out easy, for the time it
had been in the grave.
Inn +. Morton.-Dr. Thompson purchased
II horse from Mr. Dawson ON the I'd Nov, 1853;
also bureau. carpet, cooking stove, bed and
bedding parlor stove, and set of chairs
They were all IN his posscs>ion; but Mr.. Daw-
son has taken back the stove since Miss Pharrs
death.
Cross Eramined-The things named were in
the house when DR.. Il. bought it, and were pur
chased afterwards. Don't know whether Dr. 7,
intended keeping house, independent of getting
married
Nrs. Ei,a Johnson, sworn.-Was with Mrs.
pitzcr ON the lst of October, lS53; her mind was
much impaired during her sickness; sometimes
seemed unconscious; but her mind seemed res
tored with her health. Have known her about
20 years don't known the kind of fever she bad.
Cross eramiaed.-IIer mind was deranged, but
returned with her return Of health. She reeov-
cred IN the latter part of the winter don't think
her fit subject for hystera. she is cheerful and
of lively disposition; she has always been CON
-dered woman of great observation and inteli-
gence, and is very attentive To the sick
Rob ri Skeen sworn.-lhs witness was ON
the stand for seycra! hours He is old and gar
rulous. and told his story in his own way. lie
WAS often reprimanded for attempts to bring in
hear-ay evidence. His story conprics detail
of all the gossip of the village, from the death of
Miss l'harr down to the disntcrmcnt. and is es-
spntially the same as the evidence of Mr.. Dam
ron. The sum and substance of difference is,
that Mr.. Skrcn did not believe thatit WAS pub
lie opinion that Miss Pharr was pregnant and
had been poisoned. He has an evident leaning
tothe prisoner, and passed sundry enconiums
upon him. but kicked all his evidence over by
saving he became convinced he was guilty, &c.
Thc whoestory is related in fourteen foolscap
pages.
George Chiids swom.-Was near the body
when exhumed. Cannot say positively whether
She had gloves on or not. She might have had
flesh colored gloves
Mr.. Bib, swom-Was present at the eXhuma-
ton. Am not positive whether she had on gloves
On not.
Fleming u. kcndaN ~Nom-'Ihe appearance
of the grave was such "a satisfied me it had not
been disturbed. Saw the cover of the box in
which the coffin was placed all arranged before
the dirt was returned upon 1t, and hence know
that it was undi-turbcd. The corpse had gloves
on. Am positive on that point. Did have a
conversation with DR. Thompson on the day be-
fore the eXhumation-it was in bis office. Asked
hun if they were going to take mp the body. He
said yes adding "D-n them, if they don't look
out, I'll shoot seine of them down, and then
they'll have body to examine without going into
the grave"
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Progress otthe Tht mpson Trial Burial of Rev
Mi Phan Adjournment Of the Count sc
taYNGroN, IL VI. Nov. 22d
Editor Dispatch: The trial of Thompson
progresses slowly. On Monday night the evil
dence in the trial nearly all given in, aud the
Court adjourned til 10 day noon. as mark of
respect for the memory of Rev. Mr.. Pharr-
Upon motion for adjournment by Mr.. Skeen.
Judge Hudson made some appropriate and feel
in remarks IN relation to his character as Il man
and christian, and most cordially aequir,ced in
the motion.
Mr. Phlrr WAS buried at 10 N. \ large
crowd in attendance rvinced the tender commits
seration of the people for the suferngs of the
family. aad of reSpect Tor the virtues of the de-
ceased.
Ny last letter was a little eXcited, and there
i enough Ia excite any one | am in an excited.
cxasperatcd and outraged community. Look at
it. An illlterate man without diploma assuming
the title of Doctor, ingratntes himself into COM
nifty, and, in the sickness of the only other resi-
dent physician, gets into practice. He got in,
10 the heart of some of cur hest families, and had
the address to fence himself in the position he
had gained. In the family Of Mr. phar lac
found two interesting daughters. One it is be-
lieyed he killed by mal-praetlce and the other
other he debauehcd and murdered, and now here
follows the third victim. the grey headed old
preacher stricken to the earth in Disgrace and
than one year. The mother remains with t fam
lily of smaller children, aud i'll poor eiream>tan-
ceS.
While on his deathbed the broken hearted faith
or talked US though he would take Justice into his
own hands and then anon praying to God to CON
quer his rebellious, wicked thoughts Poor old
man! He IS gone where murdercrs are not; and
sorrOWs never come.
The commonwealth will this AFTERNOON recall
two Witnesses Mrs Karnes will he recalled 10
prove that she told Dir. Thompson 1.-THE time Of
Agnes death that she (Agnes) was pregnant;and
Mrs. Phorr for the purpose OF showing that the
spasn spoken ofby Miss Stuart was no spasn at
all.
The evidence is now all before you, anl |
think you will agree with me that the Common.
wealth has made out cast IA strong as can well
be conceived by circumsantial evidence, nnd
that the defence is very meagre The speeches
viii now consume three days,and then the jury
there's the rub only look for hung iury-any
thing better than that would be surprising.
Yours in haste. REPORTER.
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.ARGOl'RT, BRADLEY X CO,
- Ann 81. Nrw-Xnrlx nj =
IN ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
TIE llNDROMAGEN, OR WATER PROOF
ANTI CoNSUMPTIVE CORK SOLBS
Hdngtdctmcd by
llarcOurt, Bradley Il Co..

~ MARKET street. Manchester
ffmcimf UarehouSe, lUe Hood Street, Chan
SIDE, London, Engi1nd: american Establish
uentS, - Inn Street & l02 Nassau STREE,
Nelr York, T.. S.
'Ii llNlrnnarcu ia Nalnhe dIaee,cry for protecting H.
tet nom damp cold, therefore lfr,cnini,e of,t,
Lung deHra without tloctnup whatever Thu I,rra
u an tho irm "in or and or iun IL
nlMhHhtol fhautttr - powerful nntilatu tntlincnaa
Tor gentlemen II viii lc bnu1 nIroenlc warm md he,
t. "eat IN tho rohlosi tHnieal weather. cannot L
rha wet ithe llNifomntruis inserted Ladies'
fhesl solid boots or hoo in tho Indictment N,atcr vi
a0rranntfY may he thNurtad hs general adoption Ti
th'uA ehierole otetHteH The latter cause the feet to pe
flIr ma Ne} unhealthy manner hoioa danrrr4
N"nfio "leanin icy weather like india rubhorH While the
Tier fhne the leet toaWen extremely lnre. lIydfnn
l'hf e thln sno "efk prepared peculiarly rlnc,l usi,
il3 Ia thidrn thoy extremely valuable M they mn,
t"faRe 30 '3le With ,nfr mud healthy oIees Their "a
l.H IL SOD ifhtha In uee tboo
nm" ih'w Viii hnd teir yearly doetora bis much dimin
i-htl thcreif ~
A. tho lAromngoni a becoming mora known ita aalc In
'aznR "a nm almost Incredible extent
NnfhosteE birmingham, liverpool GlnaraN IreIs Dublin
lint s' W. ' '"'f'''
Al the Faculty their opinion tlr ynao M preventative
l'r 'nu.hHs '"lds tanohia, Asthma md Consumption
n'n' s'' pr mar Ia ,cuts
i@"l'= =" do ID do
nuYa N.as ella - al,
NoflLl-itom The cttl prices uplpn very lloral allow
nce Joilrra aud Nhoralors uny stored eoper may
u1he hue profit GA tho while ioy nre mn article TINT
may he kept u Hny iHr among enss gon For terms
hiWt 10 HARCOlRT BRADLEY ~ co,
.'P u" =a"'m 3s Ann street New York.
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isEWOV A..

II Tine srirnibrr, hnvine removed 10 his new Store
" dc.rs aler hs old ,'und nnl three door. south
~ Main md Mal"ct -tr.et- /, prepared to offer in.
dufemenrs 10 per-o1- purchasing all kind. Of ugs,
Medicines, Paints, OLE, Dscs. Window Gnss, Putty,
Peri uery, Fancy Article. &r..&.
THIS Sure i, 02 feet deep, Which will ennbe him to
keepa much burger stock than nsun. Particular nflrn
ton vii be- paid Ia all orders. rrc7rrpti u. tiled at
ali hour; aud um 'ciir1re Of than 30 ycar,,
he hrHrr himself tut he ii be abc lurnl,n only
such medicines n Hle pure md nuo. Ailtir nov
Phsrae"unaI Preparations mllr they appear in
th, Medical .uurun-
MUSIC SALOON.
Tie sproti ,loly Wi oeal Music Saloon, whrre
he has aud vii been supply {" those .uly l.
CHEATED Wofit'- F1ir tLnuinu) Prom Pianos. Al
kinds Of Ma,ir uaa M9-iral li.tunel's furnished to
order. ltnar' eatHne" Ia fllf Saloon - the alley
Vl,itors ~ a!of@s rig the le,# bel.
u Z LYMAN, Bank Square.
.eI. I2.Ie -lnN6 No
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Details of the CauaIa's News.

HALIFAX, Nov. 23d.--Thc royal mail steam
ship Canada, Captain Stone, from Liverpool on
Saturday the / 18th instant reached her dock
here at 20 minutes past II o'clock last night.
The steamship Hermann left southampton for
New York on the 9Th instant, with l75 passen-
gers and fair cargo.
The Collins steamship Baltic arrived at Liv-
erpool at O'Clock ON the afternoon of Tuesday.
the 9TH inst.
The steamship Union arrived off Cowes on
Monday. the 9th.
The United States steam frigate San Jacinto
sailed ON the 9TH from Southampton for Bordeaux
there To take on board Mr.. Soule. and convey
him to Sanandar. Mr.. Soule proceeded, via Pa
lis, for Bonrdeaux.
The African mail steamship Forerunnef was
wrecked on Lorenzo Point MADEIRA, on the 25th
October. Fourteen of the fifty souls on board,
were lost.
Thirty-fye ships belonging to Edward Oliver.
of Liverpool, advertised for sale at that port
on the 2}d November,
THE WAR.
Srbastopol still stouty holds out.
The substance Of the news is, that the Allies
had met with an important check, and had not
made much progress.
The total French loss from the 18th to the
23th October, 800
Private accounts in the Noniteur contain the
French narrative to October Both.
On the 25th ultimo, 5O,OaO Russians attacked
the French rear. which was defended by the
Turks from the redouhts, and took possession of
th.ln. The English commenced an attack and
sent word TO General Canrobert, who FASTENED
the second division and II squadron of Chasseurs
10 their relief. The united French and English
cavalry repulsed the enemy by IA brilliant charge
Ia which the combat was sustained five minutes
with the sword. The positions were retained
The English loss was 400 and the French loss
not quite 50 great.
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Nolhhk W. NuNrUh'f 1871.
INlE UNDERSIGNED invite praposuls iren date
Tor the GhApuAros upou seven -i irn- Of tle Nor.
folk nnd Petersburg RuiiI.a,i, cmbhciug nbo,t four
hundred thousand l06,000) erbIo yards of Garth exen
wilton. / he WIZ, is situated o Petersburg and u
eaty Of nrccs#. WILLIAM MALONE
CIr. Ens'r.
my L -n.LL
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GRATGS.. GRATHS-

u,hrr H.. at tho,e hllhy lu-h,t Orcs, of ynriau
"a -lle> and -iyie- iu-t received al tie LNnchbar
Furnace AMI Rance WAREHOUSES {. s. BllSS.
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I, bhAh'l V. y BnANcH.
IS G BRANCH & BROTHER,
Groceis and Commission Merchants
Oh street. door from Sycamore,

Petersburg, ia.
NHE ho,n ia -t,re Western llbcon-Siies and
w Shoulders. todan-Gio Jauuiea and Lnguayn;
C,-ar- aud lohoeea; domestic Lguors-W ni-key Gin,
BRANDY hop, Vino, Cordial, Ac, &'.,--of various
brand' which viii b" sold by Wholesale On accommoan-
ling Terms,
We solicit cau-ignmenr- ol Tobaceu, Wheat. Corn
tlnu OF any description Of Produce with the prom So
Tint personn! attention will in every nsunee be given
+" shIrs. aud accounts, with iha pr, cecda panotuly
iotearied. hoo OF the conter having been engaged in
The Commission business far number of years mer-
rhhh' hhd farmers my he a-reei that any interest en-
trusted IL us, will be pfoprfa ofteudedto.
s. G BRANCH & BRO.
kecrto Mr,.r. Briilnn, Todd 4 flanison, Brcebcs
White Stnldiyant, H5uH Co. Hall, Potts & Brunch
Wills, L.n x Browuley, II. $. Thompson 4 Co Mr.
loLn StnrdiYnnt. Cahf. William Pa1nill Pctershurg
joo. Il Mcdaniel E.g, I.ynchburg
oS-.O,.H
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VTIHTI
NOTICE.

fgNIIE Engineer If the East Tennessee & Virginia
L Railroad will receive proposals from 23d day IF
October 18th OF December (by mail uther
wsr) for tie laying down of about 10 miles oftr. from
knoxville tho bridge Holson River; ind If ac-
ceptuble bid - orsed will contract for tho Il is
expected thai the Iron Nc will be the r,,,d rea iy
for the contractors by spring
MONTGOMERY LYNCH.
Chief Engineer h. I. II Va Railr,s
ort 3nASefl5-pc Il.
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Orange 4 Alexardria &. cad Company

HNilE subscriptions 10 the Capital Stock Of thi,
Company,forthe construction of the Ly noh-
burg Extension, are required 10 be pad in month
ly instruments of Five Dollars ON each share.
BY order of the Directory.
j. II. REID Sec'ry.
oct 23-eodt ldee&thenwts
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~ EGk0ES WANTED.-Thes subscriber
\ ' continues III market for NEGROES, of both
sexes, between the ages of 10 and 30 years. in
Guiding Mechanics, such as Blncksmiths and
Carpenters, and will pay the highest market
prices III cash His office is Il newly erected
brick building ON 1T or Lynch street, immediate
" IN rear Of the Farmers Bank where he is pre-
pared, QaSing erected buildings with that view
10 board negroes sent TO Lynchburg for sale or
otherwise on rs moderate terms, and keep them
rs secure Us if they placed in the Jail of the
corporation. SETH WOODROOF.
sep 25-dac6mos.
A GOOD BUILDING Lot FOR SNLE-Wr will
"A sell ut auctiot, the l.tof neccn,b, next. one
undivided noety Of s. icct ground, running bnrA 49,
icet lying IL. the nwer end ol Mum strict. Terms
nude brown On day ot suc,
my Il d2nwfldrc DAVIS x BROTHER
GfFCE-WuIbro ii.reI at public auri,oo. an
" Saturday the srcnu day of December 1854 at The
residence ii he late &c rye Burh. decensed ia tb.
county 81 Amherst pnr Slaves two len, Two RMS If
mad 10 y'ers old, very likely. Tap-e uarli6g -urh
wonId do We" To attend the sale. The stock ol Hogs
". b sol Ell The same limo. ,nme very fine The
MI now lhs pro- city or Arthur L. Bmh5 will be for
'fft Toms made Lnpwuu. day OF ,ule.
GEORGE A BURkS
Ilnstcc X Admir- ol Geo Bmhs decd.
nov 10 cf2dcr
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J. Il o S T. Il Q I I y
ron THE
LIZ AMERTC AN

Tho nndrrsigned propose To publish IA the r.ty 81
Lynchurg,n daily aud weekly newspaper IL he called
The Lynohbu1g American
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GG
81 q e ~
N Office, Those having rurchn.ri ma thas.
i wishing obtain choice Fruit Trees \ = al H. NJ
Aru'st"ud will rlea-c call or send lei, ,.,,r - ne
aud they will be strictly attended and sent IN good
older. Ireos may also be had of II. NJ. Arm. adj III
tie Nur.ufy, in the Southern part of the cail or NJ
!. NJ Aun- ends Fruit Garden three mi q. nth of
Lynrhutg j y SOLOMON Ag'r
NV "2-dil feb
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LATE NEWS BY THE MAILS.

Progress ctthe Tht mpson Trial Burial of Rev
Mr. Phan Adjournment Of the Court Sc
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ANTHOLOGY.

OK mn LRwARD is OFFERED TO ANY PER
YCsOOO who can surpAss the wonderful scientific
LADY ssd;m Clifton n the art Of Astrelosy She the
ments ON arraees deaths losscs lawsuits absent friends
and she $50 any disease its stage Those
lmitsd Residence GO Thompson street. between
~ ADAkE MORROW rs, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THR
AZ wonderful astrologt In the world or chat ha
yer been known She viii tell past present and future
events and will show future husband and absent
friends which has aston!:hsd thousands during her traesn
Europe She hsseventh daughter Of aseventh daughte
her science 70 toll their very thoushs and
will happy pairs 70 together who win a snjoy
the greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss She de
scendAnt Of line 81 Asrooger reaching back for csnturie
her AL Who have bee. disappointed slssvhsr and shcs
aspssd true csnds1 sAs eternal prsopiS
I'D CslpnS . osausnsR Ass Aaattts1S =
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VIEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
y Stsansrs-The ships competing this line are the

FNTIC. .......................Ca Captain West.
E1C...... .....................Ca Captain Nye.
AC. .......... Captain Lace.
tC:,; ...........,........... Captain Constsck
ATTIC. ...... .. =. $500. Captain
ships have bsen built BY csntraot expressly for rev
~ sorvtce; every has been taken In their oon-
on. ~ In the engines snsurs strength ana speed
Pr Accommodations for passengers are unsqualed Tor
% and comfort.
Of passags from New York to Liverpool IN Arst cabin
Eeiusive les Of extra ysd statersss e30o In second
~; noa Liverpool to New York. 80 aad e..
Eperteuoed surgeon attaehed to each shiD.
nth can b secured until paid for
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ANEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DTRFcT-vIA
IN New Jersey Railroad through In four houss-Uniisl
landt street. At nine, and eleven, M and
fou, and hahpass hye. r. n; YAre-s2 70 in seven
ei,sY ia ::syss AN from Hsy yo,t and osr from Phil.
coui modaiion line ieave AZ twelve M Gss rsduoss
priees from Cortisndt street, through in sH hoass
weldon wilninston. and tbs trains
Through Baggage aSen in the niss AaA avs rAnG
Nss bsIsre thS Neakn 1eavee
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HROr0N AQUEDUCT DRPARTMRNr-rO cox.
~ tractors-Seaied proposals. endorsed Proposal for
sever in R.ington street will be received At tho
the Croton AQuxduet Department. Monday the seven
teenth day Of April 1854 At II o'clock M which hour
the bids Will be opened TO- build sewer with
receiving basins and culverts In Rivng street, from
sheriff to Clinton street being in length sbeut 80
The plan OF the work may be and
tanned, on application ct this o1ios.
ELIAS SMITH J Croton
THEO. r. DE FORREST, s Aquoduct
A. w. CRAVEN, hoard
New York April
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EXTRA PAY.

LIxTRl PAUL UNITED STATES NAVY SAILORS
~ marines who served In any United States vessel
the Pcfo between lse and 1875 tho widows and hsrs
promptly obtain their double nav and bouuty
lands OF EDWARD BISSEJ.L Arsnt ana nsteI Purser II
n, 81 Wall streat basemsnt. N R-Also soldiers
bounty lands obtain ed ~ above.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant
pants Of oil houses and lots improved lands
Affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed BY the Assesor and lodged In the once Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination By all persons
the First % the Fifth The lints embraced suoh
ground lots pieces and parcels q land situated
both sides Of street. from First TO Fifth
both sides Of Fourth 100 feet inches north
and south from street beth sides Lsas
fourth street. All peraens whose interests Affected 81
the above named and who opposed 20 the
iectioas in writing 70 the uadsty.sd q .r eos
Hall Of Rssords within days from the dato Of this
-' SSHH5SSfEffs dSSSfgF A..''sr.
Once Bureau u Assessmsnts Street Department March
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sEIIRFIu0.

AL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA, FOR LIVER
Tho Cenpsny's dock At Jersey City. with the Ais
ss.ssrs for Europe, on wednesday, April 8, 81 1?
o'clock 4. n. The Europa viii sail On the 18th Of
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HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-TRAIN3 DALE
II from Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train, 7A,NThrough in four hours cobnsotns
Mail train. A. M.-ThrousA vay sraias ~ II n ana
Pm.
Express train sY.~-Emigranttr train, P N; Tor larry
town 03O PM For Peekskil 53g r. NJ For Poughkcpsis
7I0i. N. and Pm. Passengers taken at Ohambeps
Canal Christopher Fourteenth and Thirty streets
Sunday trains from Canal street. at3D for AsAAy
and Troy, stopping ~ All way stations -
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YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
Eicaragua-The Accessory Transit Company Of
be giving through tickets, including the Isthmus
i The new double engine steamship NORTHERN
q 500 tons burthcn,y will leave from pier No.
yer, 1t three O'clock NJ precisely, Tor San Juan
te ON Wednesday, April Q, connscting With the new
|orito steamship Brother Jonathan, 900 tons bur-
er the Nicaragua Transit rolte, having but twelve
land transportation, BY frat class carriages. These
fare unsurpassed In their ventilation and aocommo
For further information or passage, apply only to
rs MORGAN, Agent, Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-03

CORPORATION .NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the
pants Of all houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following have
completed the and lodged In the office
the Bureau for examination By Al persons
street, from Fifth TO Broadway The limits
braced by such include all the several houses
lots 81 ground lots pieces and parcels land
situated both sdds q Fifty street from Fifth
Fifty seventh and Fifty streets All persons
erests affected BY the above assessments and
who opposed the either Of them
ID present their in writing TO the
Of their once No Hall Of RecordS within thirty days
from the date Of this notice.
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
Once Bureau Of Asssssmsnts Street Department March
n 1854.