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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
Cheap Boot Shoe, Hat and Cap Store
sFAL and WHIT Err SUPPLY, -

H4J. FAUST have just optped Their FaIl
II and Winler supply Of Boots, Shoes. Hats,
Caps, elc., to an examination Of which they
invite their friends aud customers and the public
generally, feeling confident that they Can please
the taste Of The most lastidious- u la style aud
prices they cannot be beat. as has been known
heretofore. They call Allegation particularly 70
men aud Ladies' Ware, comprising every articls
in their line Of business, and warraaedato be
of good quality, a.5..,. .,ss. 81 . s'ts.l,b sslls
=, Hats can BE- bought OF them from SO cents
and upwards, and Caps from l2A CENTS 10. The
finest -all new fashion, Also ,uaks. umblel:
las, etc. They respectfully request a.porion o.
public patronage, pledgins themselves TO Do
their best 10 merit il. asglas go IS lsws
Saputon, oct. %, 1854. ll.in.aa - .s.sl.l
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

1t is stated that the Rev. Mr.. Tiffany Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church.. now a
professor in Carlisle College and President
Of The X. N. State Council, Of pennsylva-
MIA, is 10 be supported by the X. Ms of
Pennsylvania Legislature as their candid.
ate for the Y. 5. Senate,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

~ QUESTION = What ought to be done
with a gentleman who engages the sffec.
tions of a lady and then leaves herb zen
- ANswER.-Bless him. aud let him &c. -
We always, think in such cases. that, a
young lady has abundant cause for con.
graduation, and instead Of wbiniug and
crying lover "spil. affection, : let her put
ON her sunny smiles, aud endeavor to cap.
tivete a more worthy bean. Yon may de-.
pend upon il, that man who has no more
stability Of mind, OF, honesty Of purpose.
than To act in this way to young lady, is
mot wor,l, a tear of regret; on the contra
ry, she should be especially happy that she
has SO luckily got rid OF person who,
throughout his life, IN whatever he UNDER
took, would unquestionably exhibit the
same undxedness OF purpose and the same
irressolu,ion of mind. Love is like every
thing else man who IS not to be trusted
in that is very likely to be unsafe in other
respects.--N ". Times. ses 'aa' s#s "
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
Hardware.

WY II. WATTS & +. C. RICHARDS /.
NJ Have removed 70 The aid stand oi ]. b.
BreckMbtiise & Sun, opposiss b. T. ]. 5. ,Craw.
ford, having received additions TO their stock.
will be glad to see their friends.
StauIton, Sept. 10, 1855.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
/, LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,

; t07 Main Street. Richmond, Va, 9.
Manufacture Of Steam Refined Candles, and
Dealer in Imported and Domestic Con-
"a sfec,ionary, Fruits, Fancy Goods, !.
!. .slF 81 < p and Cigars, ...ss,.
- EGS TO call your attention 10 his Fall Slock
y Of Goods, received by recent arrivals, and
particularly to his STEAM REFINED CAN
DIES, warranted eqnaf 10 any manufachrei IN
The Union, anil which he sells as low as the IN
Ferior article. 'ss* a n'. 8 ~ .sss
1. 0ept. ", too1.-ly. 80 ~. n.L. nv.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

1 prehehd the extent of his yillauys; blu
when She saw his ewes Burning with. de
sire fixed on the snowy bosom where he
infant was pillowed, when with a .quick
Step lie was at. Tier side, and had salreaJ,
4 c!asped her IN his llbertine. embrace, til,
horrible truth broke. upon her., She re.
pulsed him with words Of scorn aud con.
Tempt. and he went away .muttering curses,
voWiKg a terrible revenge, - -.
That night Marie and her babes were
driven houseless and frendless into the
street. She sold d f " vaIuables, and pro-
cured shelter for her brood--a miserable
place, still it had roof to protect them
from the blasts of winter, which would
soon begin to blow.
Three months passed. How Marie
lived she could not have told, yet she
managed TO procure bread for her children.
Now the winter. was upon her--grim and
Iterrible--again the stony-eyed demon sat
BY her hearth, claspina that helpless group
in its icy arms. There. was no hope; heaven
and earth seemed alike merciless. Width
er could she turn Had she been alone,
she could have dled-died in silence-but
her children. the children OF jean OH +!
for them she must live, for them must find
some relief! 4 ss..s.sy.,s ssI4 f,s;.sssssiis
/ So she sat in her garnet that bleak win
ter day, while her babes nestled in unquiet
slUmber'at her feet, the chill blast chant
ing .helrcTadie song, and almost CONCEAL
ing the blood III her yie's, whieiher large
eyes grew wilder, hel white lips moving,
but. not in prayer. Those fearless orbs
EsI1 On thu INF, 10 of uCt1,or
day, and they would all be dead, for life
could hot support many more such hours y
they would BE- dead of hunger and acold.e A
7. An hour passed the shadows Of night
were gathering around, sweeping into the
small chamber-like ghosts with .sombre
pinlons.a Horrible forms seemed to start
up in the gloom, wllrreon Marie gazesl in
mute alright. Ching voices mutteredsin,
her ear, cold hands clasped her brow as in
a vice-closeI, closer-while wilder gIew
those fearless eyes, winter those contracted
features, until she looked in the dim twi.
light Of that, room like human form
changing to stone. Suddenly. she sprang
to her feet, there was no fixed resolution
in her soul-she was too nearly crazed Tor
thonght-bM she must have bread, food
Tor her babes Shesdid not pause TO kiss
those sleeping ones; she hurried away
without casting one parting glance upon
them ); she was too nearly mad toiremem-
Der whittier she desired to 80 or what
She was in The stteet, a great crowd
about her but none took heed, each too
Busy with his own interests On she flew !;
she was flying along the gay Bouevards !;
eh bta <T .r1k I'll -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
A Girdle, CT, Light around the World.

"A G4AuAC III LIZ ~ dA0unSA bAO " VAASAsf
We have already noticed the arrival Of
Mr.. T. p. Schaffner, editor Of the
American Telegtaphic Nfagazihe-the
gentleman who SO recently came from near
the Car, and brought such statements OF
bis, plans, power aud popularity among his
people. Mr. s. had been on. a grand
expedition for the establishment Of Tele-
graph line around the globe. He obtain
ed important grantssffomahe King oflDen-
mark and the Emperor Of Russian His
scheme is 10 start from the Coast of Lab
rador, cross the Greenland Sea to Iceland
thence to the Farce Islands, and thence
across TO the Norway coast at Bergen
From that point, the line is 10 be carried
to Chrisliana, the apitalof Norway, where
two branches are. to go 10 Copenhagen
and Stockholm. The Danish Governmens
binds itself TO furnish proper connecticut
with the European and British Kingdoms.
Mr.. s.. 3 scheme then goes on TO St. PEI
tersburg, thencesto Moscow and Kazan.
whence crossing the Ural Mountains, il
proceeds via several cities in Asia, to Irk-
outsk,9 city ner the great tea country
From that city it is proposed to proceed to
OeuotsMS ahu acioSs tuesUuH VI tHut Hane
to kamtschatka; and thence along the Al.
uetian Isles TO Cookies Inlet or the Amer
lean coast. thence keeping .lohg that coast
TO Oregon and San Francisco, and by
line across the country to the frontier OF
Missouri. where the girdle will become
complete. = - s7.5zs.z ..is szsss...
Mr.. Sctaffner thinks the scheme highly
practicable, and considers the military sys-
tenn of Russia will afford the best protec.
ton 10 the lang line through the Terrific
ry e The Gar. He makes great calculations
on the commercial benefits to this country
from his line. American enterprise can
accomplish great deal; tthis scheme
is one whose difficulties IN the rigid and
barbarous iegions in which it is located,
can hardly be exaggerated. =a4ss.sass.za ss
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
q DAVID A. w AL sH, ,,a &
DEALER IN ,...,5-s{4zEs=s j

DONJ q, lOI1N'Eo, = NO 4VAO, &C
4 No. 1873 Main street Richmond, Va. W.
(BEL0W E.A0LH SQUARE, yls
Has always on hand arGeneral Assortment OF
Ladies' ,Gentlemen's, Children, & Servants
z.i.ig..s "a s n % II 3 ~ .ai' =.
Which will be sold ON ACCOMMODATING terms.
Boots and Shoes made to order, at shor, notice,
and OF The best malerials.ss K isilas'
Richmond, Sept. Is, ls54.-ly. ssts sassh IS
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20


WHAT WILL TAKE THE SCENT OUT OF
iCLoTnINo.--Sitting on the piazza ofthe
Catarast. swas a young. foPpish-.ooking
gentleman, his garments very highly seem
ted with mingled odor of musk and CO.
4.ogne. A solemn-f faced ood-looking man,
after passing the dandy several times, with
a look of aversioniwhich drew general no.
tice, suddenly stopped. and in a coniiden-
tial tone sand :: b.. .,,...,. u s,s.sa ,ei.s I,
Stranger, know what'll take the
scent out Of your clothes you-'' =
..What what do you mean, sira" said
the exquisite" fired with indignation p
starting from his ehair.y,s5H g.so > ii = sa-
I 'Oh, get mad, now-swear. pitch round
fight. Just because a man wants TO do you
"a kindness T. coolly replied the stranger.
But. | tell you do know whatil take out
that smell-phew !! You just bury i '-m
day or two. Uncls Josh got skunk,
and he .-
AT this instant there went up from the
crowd simultaneous roar Of merrime Mt,
and the dandy very senslbly cleared the
COOP and vanished up staiis. ais s4ssl q
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

. @ Julius-Sam you're q drunkard--
you alters drunk. ant your hspits 10 looss
nigga your habits is loose. -.
ASam-Jdlips look here.
aA Juiius-Well, what is itl IAttends r al
tends. l'ssssA@ - SAL a'%sss ess
Sam-why. does you know de- scieucs
OBJ reason? 50 " s'vts : Nssie ae
julius Why, yes, negga yes. a@ 20 e.Es
Sam-Well, sx me dis den--how de
dsbil am my habits loose. i" henI 10 tight ]
all de timer sss.ss ssss 81 ) ssssass IN -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

o. Uncle Sam was born nation seven
,ty.seven years ago. Since then he has
whipped his mother and one Of his BROTH
er thrashed the Barbary cousins threat
'eaed FRANCE and made her pay up; and
CLEARED decks for battle with. Aus,ria.--
He lbs set for an example of liberty on
popuiaf power that has thoroughly fright
ened Abe despots OF the EARTH. and peril.
ed the,ancient thrones He has grasped a
continent, and is fast covering ii with a
fire. and educated and thriving people. He
has built more ships than any other nation
in the same time and his flag is now seen
on every sea and OCEAN, aud every river
and .hatbor. lie has built more steam
boats, more railroads, more telegraph lines
more school houses more churches, more
cities. in that seventy-seven years than
other nationin 1--we hundred years. And
he has aprinted more newspapers made
more speeches, and done more Dragging
than any 9th .r nation in a thousand years.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
+. EARLY.
:, DIRECTORS: y asz

wM. r. EARLr,i 10. H.MAoRUDER,Is.- o. MOON, :
=. R. WATSON, |B. osrLANNAeAN,iJ. TiMBERLAKE
rHos. WOOD, Jpn. s. mAuPIs, asoRcE CARR.
= sccretaIy-JOHN WOOD, Jr. -,
a zHUGIlW. SHEFFEY, Agent Siaunton,
DR. ia. BERKELEY, Examining Phi, stefan
Aug. Ia, 1884, 6m s.e
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

e5. Some profane cynic. having NO fear
ofGupid before his eyes, has sent u the
following villainous parody
ESQ Love is nightmare with one foot
: Two children with one bum - ~ s.
Two turnips with single root s.
81 Two cabbage heads as one s''e stss sAs -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

/ THREE CHlLpREs pRowNED.-TWo lit
tie girls and boy children Of Mr.. Owen
McCallen. were drowned lately by break
ing through the ice in Burlington. Iowa.
The eldest girl is supposed to have lost her
life in attempting IL save her brother aud
sie,er,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

~. An old author quantity remarks
Avoid argument with the ladies' In spin
ming yarn smong Sins aud satins, y man is
sure to be wo-stet and 1" listed, he may :
consider himself wound up
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
-. - JOHN KENNEDY
Soap and Candle Factory.

!, - East Court House Lane, ,lbu
81, 81 stanton, Virginia. "a i.aes
IVY II Err + he will constantly have White,
~ Yellow, Brown and Liquid Soap, aud
20 Il 4, the loves, cash price Or exchange for
Tallow and Grease Of all descriptions. He res
pectfully solicis share Of patronage l.se.r,a
Slauniop, Nov. 6, lS5t.-r6.n. ys sali d &
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

0Ev.ry one has admired Parthrnias
definition Of love, 10 Ingomar:
What Love i, if thou wouldst DO taught, -
Thy heart must teach alone;
Z Two souls with but single thought a astssHz s.
- Two hearts that beat as one.' .7s@
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
t.ssas THE ALBEMARLE : a.
INSURNCE COMPANY.
cHARrERKD CAPlTAL $780,

s4#s3& CHARTERED CAPITAL S4OU,OVU. -.
q This Company now organized with a cash
capital oil $50, 000, paid in, spsepared 10 take
Fire risks in town OF country, Marine risks, and
TO insure the lives of free persons and slaves on
the same terms as other responsibls companies
president-WILLIAM T. EARLY
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
d.. Johason's Iarigoraiing Remedy, for
xss Genital Debility taasF 81 81 (

BY this great and lnportan, remedy. weak
nsss u the organs are speedily cured, and full
yiror restored Thousands Of the most nervous
aud debil.ated, who had los, all hope, hive
bspn imme lately relieved. All impedlmen;s
TO Marriage, Physical or Mental Disqnaiica.
tion. Nervous Isritability, Trembling and Weak.
ness, OF Exhaustion Of the most fearful kind,are
.n.pdilv cured. . 4 -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

Juo many tuOhootIuu VI suo uVst 0oePciatc
and b,peless cases cured al the Institution with.
in lhs last twslys years, and the numerous i'm.
pohanl SureicsI Operalisns periormed by DIR.
JOHNSTON witasssedby the tePariers Of the
rapsu and many other peTsons--no.ices Of
xhiah have again and again appeared before
tic pnhlio-l,a sufficient guarantee 10 tho at
Il ~ l. & aas D 4 .g1stt ~
IL who places himself under the care Of DR..
Johnston, may feligiously confide in his honor as
aesnllsuian, aud confidently rely upon his skill
- physician. s3lsssD aaa .ass 10
There are 20 many ignorant and worthless
auacks copying Dr. Us advertisements. and ad.
vptisins themselves d Physicans trAing
with, aud running the health Of the already az
hictsl-that Or. Johnston deems Il necessary 10
say. especially to those unacqiainted with his
repuHaiiou, that his Credentials or Diplomas a
ways hang In bin O6ice. -
- ALL LETTERS MUST BIZ POST PAL
--Remsdiss ssnt to all parts Of the country
TAKE NOIlcE.-Psfsons writing must
state aga, also send The portion Of advertisement
which deecribe symptoms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09
Jsrssy CITY News.

ToD Rscrn' On xedn-ssi.y night at yr ~
cbssl Malone osash,a Thief ID his syarsn, aad snss
q bold him While boy usn' for oesr bat be rnsAs
such outery that he ayuratbes a The crowd a iSs
gathering enlisted and an their ihres,@nsx 70
Dnfdsf Malone unless lie III the rases co. hs
rf~i 70 reIease him before the arrival q the police
kopUnr.--A man. not tnovn, tnocsrt dorm -
Wssnessay night, se9a' aae o'eosii a The eofs.. y
rtospse stree. and Railroad avenus And robbed u Id
va'ch The rotb~r pofssd W oesrs saa some sss
r1h. bot eGs led hia sseAJe
y,Hssr or cosHos corNtff "a, The fneti!nx u M
Common Council, Tssssisy evening iss Cty Urea
fspgft fo Angasi is5S, showing ba.ncs In ~
iressufy gepisutef amounting y tTOs 90, pre-.
tsnssd sns fefsffss " $40 tynnittss iil>ses W.
fanAsrAon vss sppolDia1 insps-,os y ls1n,ssT
Iarat AnsDUr- Mr. John wsfd. hrsry stable k-spw.
ia Mahogany s,to~ 90 hsovn ifom his baxxy. -
B<rgsn thursday fnorn0g md - ssvefssy lalsr~1
tai b. p4fed is lsf h0rgs esfiy aud ist
arrived ., The Tye CorDsfs fs iron bis bssyy ilAe.
taNrg hls pfsk sps rBfing srtfe gssh Ia hs kSs D~
teay~s a ne III fwo children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09

tIous umes OF last spring have proved ght ~ the
present, and the complaint Seem general
town N regard to the strngency OF funds The fact OF
very heavy business having effected from first hands
within the past fortnight and the great depre sion of
.rade with the interior has principal occasoncd this
out after all notwithstanding the pressure the difficulty
seems hardly as great anticipated and although
IN many instances but small per centage been rails
cd on the collections due the aggregate Of the
Tomorrow will be large, and win probably equal n 1t
Goes not exceed any previously made.
me trade Ut che day been totally checked by the
preponderance of financial operations requiring al the
Tine and attention Of our merchants and although
very steady but slight obbing has been done other trans
actions have been quite limited Nor does the stagna
ZION alluded to only characterize the marAet for pro-
visions groceries, &c. Flour and grain also have
Inhibited great and universal dizziness, the first named
evidently rcceding from day to day while grain OF all
descriptions shows slight signs of rnness
transactions making for the past few days Receipts
Tor all descriptions have been excessively light to-day
and the longer this il the the bet chances
that the farmers wi obtain at least growing rates for
their produce
FoRK.-l00 bbls clear - fair sold Mt SET.
HAMs.-.O hhds in dry salt sold at lie
BtT1m-T5 trims sold at Sc Nc, and 80 d. at soc.
SALT.--50 cases, in 10 ID. bags, soll at 2711c.
THss.--I2. chests comm black sold at 32kc.
CAsDIx.--.c0 boxes adamantines sold on private
teims.
CEMENT -1e5 bbls Rosendale sold at 81.
PiAsIER.-.5 bbIs. calcined sold at IS So.
AIooHoL---e0 bbls. sold at 81 %.
Drcx.-1O0 bolts. Nos. 30 s, sold nj SIC.
CoRDACE-50 coils tarred rope sold TO arrive at Ito
WoopESwAm.-loo dozen ee-hooped pals sold nj 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09
Brooklyn city News.

Tn Gown o. sisasoss--Ihs Court wa. orv~nf,~< a
a,, ,. ~, :. ,. u.., ,,,... a.
i"i'""! ""'"'b o''"'' "'h' "oo'' ""' 9u'secs ~
ier and mmons.
Tho following Grand jury were Abr~isS,
ynndcvoort fGDrcm.p, Samuel \. rlsee Anare, stsss
hold Adrian Bergen james n HAMILTON n,ber, sAs,-
well r. C. Abby David Muehmoorc James Prince J,ss&
PARIS Pcnj Isidw in George Wilmington John tv~r.
,on N,.es i,tlr John 4 Msnniny Iryie Ti,owu tu~..
asr 1omrkins, John Buf,h, Thomas Waigh, and W. u.
~; ihe Ju,, N.'s ,psh cna's' ~ 20 trf ''P~e-
II.nry Innglon Indicted Tor grand i.rcen, IN st..s~
\ CIV lie ttoper,y of Mr. ISno.ri IN t;,sye.ena n
February last The rasr was s,il ON when the Court a.
iourncd.
I'm CiIr Coum-Beiorc Judge Culvcr.-Ytslor ". rk<
Hodlya tUy Rduroai Company Is an action Ter
damages. for alleged mi aren received by the plant9s
ifc IN Ieccnber hat II ppenrs the pl,lntId ADD No
oo ,efa a. orn - 80 ,e,,n..., -. a., IA.
- A.. e., :, W., 49,, - >,
passenger OUT ana ss her 10 ge her trunk ou, u chs
stage ,he horses away, aud MR. Taylor became
'ighcncd and jamped ~, u the stage eby she
oieyni serious injuries The Gaze was gwen y the Jay
q, 1874 ys,s,I, ~ -, 80 y,tsaat :, ~.
~. ~.
=, 49,,
ilhANF fthhhhit-ihe luheri ~ john ntn'~,
member of Engine Company No. ~ who killed .
No,asv ny,t l,v Lsi,y Yun ovc, n, ~. .,vl,e ,,.n.
!, =.
running 70 mr. came "' on 'hufs'ay s''efhoon iss
funeral sermon preached In the weAhiagton .sees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09

BROADWAY THrA1ng The Ravels continue a. draw fll
audiences The ensuing week Icing positively their last
densely crowded houses may be expected every night
Tie bill for tomorrow night comprises the very popular
pantomme Of the Magic rills, the mythongeal piece
Of Diana" and tight rope perormance- Gabriel Will
sustain the par, Of the Dandy In the pantomime.
Nimos G1Rpgv --Fsossinps beautiful opera, entitled
Cinderella IA announced for 70 morrow evening BY
The lyme and Harrison opera company. Miss l. Pyne
viii introduce Bsbep's song 81 10, Hear the Gentle
Lark, during the evening
BowIRY TnrArHE--Mr Jas. j. Prior and Mrs Ward are
10 Iesonsic the two eading characters in the drama 81
the six Degrees 81 Crime" tomorrow evening The
terminating piece will be the tayorite drama called
Jack sheppard, Mss Afford appearing ~ Jack.
BuEIos's THrAuU --Massingsr's play entitled "A New
Way 70 Pay Old Debts, IL offered Tor tomorrow evening
With Mr.. Iyot appearing Sir Giles Uyerreseh AMI
Nr. Burton a. hsrs The other Leading parts are AZ
.gaed 70 Messrs. q: Jordan, Isfiagwel, Burke, N's
Raymond and Miss Relgnoids, Mr.. Burton's Aiyen.
lures In Russia" will also BE- played.
wGIAcx'E THs4rIu This popular theatre viii -
opened Tn Wednesday next, on which occasion new
comedy will be produced We refer readers 70 the
advertising columns for a fist II the company
METROPOLITAN Tn4rpu Mile. Rachel l. to appear a.
Marie STUART in Jebruns popular tragedy IL that
name, Tomorrow night The commencing feaurrsf the
evening will be Moieres comedy, entitled II Dept
wcoDs MrsTxus.--The programme COR tomorrow
ming oonists q negro fDinStrey dancing tie RAILROAD
Irplosion," and the farce q The poabe it~ided
Roem.H
The IaoThAble barissqos She Italian OPEN Singers
ton evening The burIesqs Julhen's orcb~s
ira In which the prma donns vtB apJ~sfl VII s.p
y given, together With D Buckley violin solo q The
Witches Dance"
TJy HrryyNiA ~ I'm ArorIo Roo~p-Thfs new nusicAl
and pictorial entertainment 4 20 be procured the 2th
int. At the above named rooms, By Mrs Asrandsr
Gibbs we'll known the stag. 81 the Rnzsh opera
Mrs Gibbs Illustrates IL With sOn9 and siory sksrhss
and anecdotes, music and pictures all happily blended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09

This board met friday sfisrnoon q, their chambers
In The Cty Bsll-lAe President =. 2. coaovsr 10 be
chair
Tie inmates q tie iA.s meeting fead All ~.
proved
The Or, business In order the fhlri reading
bis uhleh bad bsen reported from The coni,ss u tho
whole few reports u no particular inr1gr,snee gre
then fesd ne third time and sdopseS
Eesolgtion. beng next In ors~f, the FLOWING wefs
among he most important prs.sutee -
fesoiuiion calling nr<p the copnss o. the corpofa
ton 10 submit dram - gran, r. Cfnfson Council pr
hitting the Hudson Bysr kslfosi "a snail ou4nl
hue ear their road, b<low tif,y ninth street r.
tsfffd - Committee Es4lIos3s.
resolution, ordering the Comptroller y psy ~ blA
for carriage hire unls.s this q s~ ssrves he
stated. This laid order.
Received That 'he las, communication y ~ hsTg' -
referred H. SPECIAL conniiirs, " rcfort pgn a. a.
eafiJ tAy. This va Adopied.
Rssalved That the Counsel H. The forr9fafpn " sni
IL l. hereby directed Ens Requested = ngiy hfnfy
Iop<lln contractor ~ rssf Feu,s All the battery 20
,.frnd he tnopsy hs has received f sueh fsn,s - The
e,ys and in ense ssa oon,'se'f refuses 70 rsfont
Ia yo,r, within thirty days sfsr Tie psa@Age ~ ks
ressag,Op then ths tounssi 10 hefser directed ~
p.nse so sssip ssA cynifaeior Tor tbs recovery ~
sarh ronsy Tf1 fesoisii0n 80 rssrrss ~ ctnnis,s<
1bs ye.,s ihsn rsselv.S sash conrni,,e~ 81 The
~ ,,rrri,,se ihrn t11s Up communicated from
,hs rs.ut.roisr sssng fot sdtixi appropriation u
~ eso 10 pay fhs tsnsus NsrshAis The t,rnptrsl.r
ss,s. tbs, so sis 90 bs-sors sfpopns.~s ~ ihis
tgrt<~. has hen usS vp, sst ~ nd vsa,~s %
4. ihsst
n@r .rs ashsse ths communication "a shs coasprs
IT, yss seesT-s AM the r~~ogsliou a .soys~s
Irsr sons farther basiasss, a a. parteuis import.
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