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The Liquor Question.
WORKING OF TBE LIQUOR LAw-BOsTON POLICEMEN
AsSESTED FOR HI9Hw RORRERy.

AsSBSTED FOX HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
We are Informed that few Gays since 10 the city OF
Boston, several policemen, under the instructions of
Deputy Chief Ham, seized upon and con6scated the
horses and wagon belonging to John Mcknight of this
city and used in Boston for the delivery Of beer from
his agency In that city The wagon was being driven
was made. We hear that Mr. Mcknight has commeuc,d
legal proceedings against the parties making the sexare
and that each has been h~d in the IS, 900 to
swer . charge of highway robbery. ALBANY Argus,
June 4.
In the continued Of Psrab Stevens OF the Revere
House, (the leading hotel Of Boston, plea of milo
contendcre was entered He was accordingly duly
fenced to fine of t. dollars and COSTS and i'm prison
men for twenty days In the House Of Correction, from
bonds
Cider drinkers anxious to learn whether, under
the new LIQUOR law, apples may be deemed original
packages
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CLEARED.
ss
Bsri Van Bo:ss , D1scS hosT:s. Batavia. Ss.nsn.
s.ss fs s::!ss rs;s.
Bs HsSsns sy W.. ss kSrsSn n
Brig Ns;s Mash NsHyi.;: Peters
BIZ Rss1i H9vr n. cTsSSs S ps
Brig ysona, TUCKER Portsmouth. Nh. BRETT Son Co.
sss' xs Ss
ssss ssy Green. johnson g john NIB Picard Co.
scbr A DeRossett. Daniels Wilminston. master.
sssr s.ss s'lt ssss ;sD D:Ss:
Sch, q; Hand
ss ss sT..1 Mary BS.sSn sp.dIa Lsyssy
s::H s ss;., e 81. A:s.s: Briggs
..s LsdoS IS VII
%
bsx.Sn ADAM Ns.ca:ss % ssy:, Nth na:s.
D:s's q
SHIP i .i.%. %:Ss a.y. with
gar az e Co. "a s.v.vs cotton,
Rsa'lic ~. Orleans = a.A ''..'.
a. snip ia i %S s SaI :s:'
ship B Cutting Rockwell Apaiachco,A, Is days. with
BAN sscosisss ryder sasua, days with sugar apamo-
20 ns aof nomaston) Bunker Cieufuaro.
May is witk sugar TO Alfonso Co May n, La 220a
lon a. 10 epoke reported
Ing be brig Tyns Easis 50 miles wv Of Cape Asoso ais
n"rr eosde of ssarsport Herman c,.nfuesos
May Is With sugar 70 Z. Buck Co.; Nay - sig.aiissa
poset the tJing laec, from cienfueoos for
before reported with loss Of foremast and head 81 main.
goc d Roadway.
Bark Nsr.mssst OF oTlanD Lsnpher, katanzas Msy u.s.
Brig Amulet Got RoeilaaD Robbins, Csnfussss % days
Brig Boil ficysr % E.t:son, Piumer, sagua, May "a.
Brig fsa,s. orr Mcclellan. wnsssr Ms, 10 aay. with
plnss ',s to wfhMlsns{ Co p, a.. . !,
days, with sugar, "a 70 Mayhsw. Tablet Co.
Brig Jenny Lns (Byl, Notton, hachss With tupbsr u
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sehr w Dodge, weldon, Sc Bsrthelsmev Msy "A vith
fruit. TO 0ilmaEtin 4 Aeklsy. -, -
Sohr Globe, Paine, Salem
Schr Norsaas Morgan. Albany for New Havss-
SAILED
The vessels Of the Arctic expedition and number Of ~
to this morning. hi n 80 n =.
Fleet wing, San TYancisco.
Wind during the day NNW.
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ALLEGED CASE OF SEDUCTION During the last
few days much excitement has prevailed at Pttsburr
in consequence Of alleged attempt Of Mr. Jeremiah
Mckibben OF Philadephia, to shoot his law
MI. Isaac Craig, Of Allegheny city Pa, against whom
he preferred serious charge Toe Pittsbure Dispatch
has the following version OF the aair-Mr Craig few
years ego, married . daughter OF Chambers McKbben
Esq., at enc time postmaster in this city, and SINGS
with his SOM proprietor Of the Msrchants' HOTEL
Philadelphia In November last another daughter OF
Mr.. McKibben "a deaf and dumb girl q visit I
her sister Aieehapy, for . month, after which sh
reformed bone Last week IL ascsrtainei that 81
had been for months e,cientc. and being ques
toLed she charged her brotherinlaw with being her
seductr. Her father and brother immedi stely came
here removed MIRA Cago the residence OF her aunt at
sewchy, during Der husbands absence. and on meet
ing him, their return, the shooting affair alluded to
came off, Since then Mr. McKibben has Instituted civil
action sgapst Craig for seduction, claiming twenty
thousand dollars damages upon which Mr.. Craig ION
Tuesday afterpooD) surrendered himself to the sheriff
without rendering bail and now remains In his cuso IT,
II to the to state that he denies the guilt
imputed 10 him. and alleges that he In sesrsh Of
the Meesrs. McKibSen to make the statement to
them when attached The whole case, owing In great
degree to the social position OF AL the parties, has
created Q great excitement in the com nunty and .
deep feeling against the accused
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The May term Of this commenced yesterday morn
ing before Judge Stuart. The FIRST business TO
paDne Grand Jury, but only ten Of those subponaed
being pres MT the filling mp OF the Grand Jury was post
poped until 70 day petty jury then sworn, be-
fore which were tried three Of petty larceny
1hs court did no other business dur.pg the day.
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LAvscH.pAs Brewer opposite Banses "a inss BY Mss.s
Saunders, Blake Co. no bark Of aooht 600
the substantial manner and fully yyed called the
della FanninE owned By Messrs Charles ranning
Co. and to be handed By Capt Harding Of Orrng
ton.
In Rookport by Messrs Hawss Co. superior beig
Of $50 called the Hawes owned BY nesrs Hsvs
dleton.
Bsltimors 2ssh ult clipper ship Of 1880 tons, called
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Political Intelligence.
SENATOR WILSON ON THE FUTURE OF KNOW NOTHING

Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, made spsech on
the evening Of the 2eth uit before the American party
at Brattieboro', VT, In which he sAid:-h New Eng
land, the West, Pennsyvans ami New Jersey, the
American party had acted in harmony and concert with
the anti Nssrs.ka movement ,no By 50 doing brilliant
controlsd BY silver gray wings, of the Fugitive Slave
bill Union saving Fillmore stripe, and there it de
TERED certain modest gentlemen that State from as
Stunning to rebuke members OF the American party of
o.her sections Of the country Mr. Whitney one Of the
survivors Of the last autumn's wreck in letter to Mr..
Wise-whose election much joy to the admin
stration, and little pain to mary othershas
have been commissioned to speak for the Hndooism Of
New York. but he has not been commissioned to speak
for the american party Of the countryat any rate not
for Msssacb usetts In their good time the Amsri-
cans OF Massachusetts, have spoken for themselves.
They have placed the old Commonwealth fscs to face
before the slave osarchy and its allies. Upon their
banner they have written in letters Of living light the
wordr No from the public schools on account
Of race coor'-"no slave commissioners on the Ju
dicih Pench"-"no slave States to be carved out OF
Kansas and Nebrasta-"rhe repeal Of the unconstitu
personal liberty" The men who have inscribed these
glowing words upon the American banner will 60 into
mann, "with the light Of battle on their facss-andi
defeat comes they will fall with their "backs to the
fsld and their Il ct to the foe."
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hon. Howell Cobb has taken the stump against the
Know Nothings in the Sixth Congressional district Of
Georgia.
Hon. Cbas. J. Mcdonald, Of Georgis, has written
letter against the new American organization.
Hon. Thomas F1ournoy, the defeated candidate for
Governor Of Vrgins, addressed his political friends at
Halifax Court house on Monday after tae election We
are informed that be never fpose with greater power
should have made that speech before the election.
Kansas meeting was held in Rochester on Friday
last for the purpose OF inquirpg whether in Kansas
q the right OF suffrage bad been invaded; the pulpit
overthrown the missionaries Dispersed the press des.
royed and the liberty of speech, the last outpost Of
human rghta denied to any class Of the of
said Territory" We not informed whether the de-
sired Information was obtained but by the pro-
ceedogs that pretty strong resolutions adopted
aganst the repeal Of the Missouri com promise. aud
against all compromises the subject Of slavery The
resolutions sso sympatbsed with Governor Reeder and
endorsed his poAition.
Hugh NJ Crawford 10 sn indepen dent candidate for
Congress In the ThiId district OF Alabsma He saws he
detpses nominations, and will be thankful for ons vote
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Wind during the day NNw.
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al 3
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Berry Co. and to b commanded By Capt Charles Pea
=. H; ss u clipper ship Of 1880 tons called
~ Sec Arrivals.
B.ss AsAs.I.A, :. Boston from Remedies. In thick
q s. e. Hs; @
scHs bottom W. Of shout 800 sonswas passed ssth ut
S Ss:ia: o:::, IL De- VIZ
ship I.isea osrdns; q q New Bedford. and ..s
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s :. . ssss s. passed. "A
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Bari iva hence for N.rac.ibo NAY 50 ~ lon 4s
Nay Is s IS o. ion e days 0m 81 'as' f'r
"a B1f Randall. from sssus for Lsnas. Ny
iassons rom NH Havana sI fss sos:cs no
steering wv :Ae wing whit. signal.
s sa s''i ball in the ~h va
l.Ssss i. from Bangor for a.
Foreign Ports.
Aux CArEs-In port abt May l6 bark Isaac Davis.
Sd IS. isss s ssss
BARBADoEs-In port abt NAV 20 brig Mermaid, Thaysr.
az Ia A q.
ga ish sOhr W Richardson Knight lfron Ais1asSris,.
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@orsn 70 osd for Pori;n nns asr c
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for Boston days seSs reran for 40 i2 AVsrs
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for . s .f. III Msy o 90 S %
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Nissi, log; SsIs rs:as I'M, % a.; $..sss :sss.
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s. s4nrHoLo.rw-1a port May "A .ehr. Llna.l.y a.a
psss.s ~ e. u. Brown for c.
18Th BARK Grand rn1i fas'' So'''a'
delphi. a:y alp
sd I'm hsrk Msrv Randall lsrocE AnarsSo r. -
9S schrs Ioni:a asrssrss %.sS.s La
sitcbei Ponce 70 LOAD for RsItimo,rs 'Ksns,r.tnss
shrouds Tabasco TO load tor NYork I6th BRIG Susss
Sr,i s s.
ssaLirc $3.50. y. t..a
Hszeitpe HClis m ao an % ~ So no SG ag
Haster. (rom Demsrafa1 Arecibo to LOAD for NYerk
'' e A'S-so' " Ao-~ AVE- ~ WA
Home Ports.
Heason. DO; 3D. brig West, Dyer Psrsisad SD las
Boston: Hestop. Norv,oh a Amsn1A' a0' oAls-i'
ALBANY-Arr June Z schrs Perseverance, Silver sps;.~
ana |! an w. .hinetnr Rcston ss'sSss sA'eA Sfss-es
BALTIMOKEEArr June a 8 steamer Parker ves..
Vaurhan NYorh brig Tremont Grant from Rostan. -.
Mohsv <, Graham Ponce, PR IL days Arr up ship A.
CD ID esmer VIM snkins silstt Boston. .h;n sssrhs
Iurman S:oshe Monfsyideo Ana pusnos Ava. IA.
Martha Rogers Carver and Monte Christie Atiins Bcssos
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Hon HIRAM A. WRIGHT, Superintendent OF Public In
structon OF Wisconsin, died ut his hsme, In Prairie
du Chen, on the 2Tth ult. His disease was chronic
bsoochitis.
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News by the Mails.
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

NJ All packages and letters intended for the NEW York
HERALD should be sealed.
ALMANAC ro2 new voRE-rnn DAY.
sur RrsEs 70 NOON .m0ru.- =
sur sATs......... ...7 n KICK WATER eve. IL
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A couple were Joined in the holy bonds OF wedlo il
yesterday ct the Second District Police Curt by
tce Brennan Scandal loving people whispered that the
bride threatened to have her lord thrown into prison
charge OF seduction he did not TO become hers
husband the lady has had during her short existence.
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Ms. BUCHANAN AND TIE LONDON TfNEs.-Ths
|follcving il COPY ofthscontradietien forwardsd
BY hr: Buchanan, the American minister at Lon.
don, 70 the editors Of the London Times, in ref
utstion Of the sstiele which sppesrsd in that
paper, charging him with having made certain
assurances to the msmssFs sf sas British Minsss
istry on the subject Of the war with Russis, and
especially in rsls&ion 70 the British enlistmen;s
in this country for the Crimea. Its mild and
temperate tone contrasts- admirably with the
Violent and vituparative character of the charges
/ o. The Times; snd yet. notwithstanding it was
forwarded 70 the editors Of that journal nearly
month ago, they had refused to make any cor
reetion up 70 the period Of the departure Of the
steamer. Canada: s4ssssrs 80 N. y,
The American Minister presents his corupli.
snients to the editors Of the Times. and assnres
them that they have been q misinformed. . with
respect to the expressions snd conduct attrihu
ted to him in their leading article of this ruorn
ing. Always mindful OF the neutrality Of his
government, which he sfully approves, it was
with deep regret he learned, ashe first did from
ashington, that attempts were made in the
United States to recruit soldiers for the British
army; because he felt cenidsrt that these at-
tempts would tend to weaken the friendly rela-
tons between the two countries, which it has
Deem his ardent desire, ever since his arrival in
England, to Cherish and promote. .ss-sssss,a'.
Ihe American Minister can. Of course, enter
INTO no discussion in the public journals Of aues-
tons between the two governments or state what
is Or what is mot contained IN any correspond-
ence which msY have arisen out Of these dles.ss
tions; but he has felt II due bctff to the Times
and hlmseH to make this prompt correction e8sz
! 56 HARLEY srRxET5 london, Nov. /, 1855.
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PaEsIpESTIALs--A PAiladelphia eorrespond-
ent ef the New York Herald, says in . recent

L PHHIpEsTIALs-ASPAi PAiladelphia correspond
ent ef the New York Herald, says in recent
letter aas4 6sS&ia ss4 ss d ssstSas &
/ am informed from reliable source that
Gov. Wise, of Virginia, has written letter
here withdrawing his claims to the Democratic
Presidential nomination in favor of James Ru-
tchanan,, and that Information has been recefyed
from Gov. Cobb, Of Georgias alse strongly IN
iayor Of buehanan OF the delegates TO our
Democratic State convention, Buchanan has
one hundred and ten, Dallas twenty. You may
expect, accordingly, fun Buchanan delegation
TO Cincinnati, and resolutions in his behalf
from this State Convention, which will have
powerful influence in other States The move
ment Of Wise in his faser is considered here as
making Buchsnsn the Democratic nominee;
but nothing Is certain with that two- third DEM
he made 70 repeal 1t this time in advance of q
aS t8ssss sss4SSSs1 a5E a7Sss ~
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Georgia Legislature providing for the incorpo-
ration Of a Mining Company. With a capital of
s9oo, goo, with the privilege Of increasing it to
IS, GOO GOO. The object Of the proposed company
is to work rich copper, silver and gold. said to
abound in that States ana particularly in the
Cherokee cession. A bill was also Introduced
to provide for the sale of the State road to cre-
ate an internal improvementfund. Ii purports
also to aid the construction of the Savannah.
Albany and Gulf, and the Brunswick and Flor
ida railroads. bill is also pending to modify
the usury laws. 60 z.sz.5.,s,.. -, -.
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" CITIzENsHIP.-As he who wants q family, to
share with him great possessions, viii but i'll
succeed, by adopting for his children all who de-
sire his wealth, 50 will the country fare, which,
in order to multiply its citizens, makes citizen
ship cheap, by bestowing it indiscrimin ately up
on all who AK it. By such imprudens conduct,
the father Of whom We hare spoken, viii have,
disinherited his own children to no better pur-
pose than that Of taking, in their stead, to his
affections, strangers, greedy and nndutiful; and
the State which adopts such policy will soon
striving to have too many. TCin, Columbian.
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DAILY. CRESCENT.
gProm Household Words,
'at@ nrry :, sfs5l.''l

&
2 o II Es.
5& ta8 8l = 5tTE.----- Nos 1lez agIta-s * r
= ~ etill the angel stars are shining. sz,,5 s.ss
ssill the ripping waters now, = 'F's7
6 Bst the ancient voice IL silsnt fgIl 8Sr p 4fS
- That heard here long ago W 80
Hsrk! she echoes murmus low g = 4
~ 39fa & Long ago !. t11i 1;5iil 1 x g
3ts, Still the wood Is dim aadIonely, a.s-t4sg a.
still the splsshing fountains play,
But tbs pest and All IDS beauty s'asge'A4F
AaarW Whittier has 1t fed xrsyz 4 qs ~ ta5fS4~a
Hark the nou-nful echoes sav
Fled awxy. X < +sAA "
stli the bird Of night complainsth- :. ssst 4
54. Nov. indeed, her song ID psiu-- q ! 5i-fF K
Fisions OF my happy hours
Do I call and call In vssns f7lii sl3495 "A
n{ 4 Hsyk the echoes cry again s,5szssss+ f,fs,
fsss All in vain -
Cesse, echoes, mournful echoes
~ Once i loved your voices Welt s.5 5tass V
1 e Aov my heart Is sick and weary, Z. + yg 1-.s,.{
Days Of old. long farewell, = ~
~ Hark the echoes sad and dreary, 51Sf 8
gt@if isss.s n Cry farewell, farewell I. ssa e43
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| = aF
The. REAL OBJEcr or THE BatrIsH EHsr
INDrA SQUADRON. The " Washington Union Of the
25th contains the following information, de-
rived from the 'Etate Department, in regard to
the real purpose ofGreat Britain in sending an
additional naval force to the West 1nliss.
II appears plausible enough, IN view of the
usual accuracy Of Britiah information touching
stfairs npon this side Of the ws.er: sN h
In consequence Of the publications IN The
London journals Of the 23d, 9th snd 25th Of
October, Mr. Buchanan requested IN interview
with Lord Clarendon for the purpose Of asking
explanations on the subject. They held two
lnterviews-ons on the 29th Of October, and the
other on the LIST Of November. At thess inter.
views Lord Clarendon declared that the pro-
posed naval expedition originated in no purpose
unffiendly to the United States; that it's object
was defensive one. to protect British COM
merce against Russian privateers, three or four
OF which we're said to be fitting out in New
YORK, and one Of them nearly ready for sea !;
that this particular one was . large ard fast
vessel, specially intended to intercept British
smps from Australia conveying gold to Eng
land, with purpose in the first instance to cap.
ture one Of the Gunard steamers; and, in just
fcation Of the general statement, he referred
expressly to theosse of the barque Nsury, as
represented in sffdgyits, communicated by Mr..
Barclay, the British Consul at New York, to
NJ. Champion, and by the latter transmitted to
ME Government, and ct the same time laid
before the Government Of the United States. ga
I. We have already stated that the investigation
instigated by Mr. Barclay resulted in showing
clearly that there was no truth in the alleea-
tion against the barque Mahry SEE q = Z
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'.s IS sTHE BITING END. ."@A distinguished Demo-
cratic member OF the Legislature, known to be
opposed 10 the caucus principle, toto cello, was
present, the other night, and voted in one Of
them. A friend enquired, with come SURPRISE
how he eamet To participate in the orgies Of the
Black Grow. 4'aoh, replied the anti-caucus
the party can get entirely away from the gull
lotine, and If am to be about II, at all, pre-.
fer working at the hondies Another geftle-
man present remarked that t,e anti i-caueus man
was; in the condition Of Dsvy Crockett, in the
hollow log with the bears feelin, for the
6itin' end !'E3s tssss Montgomery Mail -
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IS 5Ats' CoMpTRoLLERts OFFICE, |,
HIEs=ez City ofNew Orleans, May ], 1856.
Resolped That the Comptroller be, and he Ia hereby
authorized and required give notices. ny standing ad
ysrtiremant in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No l442 approved
March 30, lS5a the Council will notps any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority Of order
from the Comptroller accordance with the ordinance
referred to. (sisnedl s97@st e. L. TRACY, z&ssis
sagvg President Board Of Assistant Aldermen. q
qse lsignedl -. 1. II. PLAGE,ei1fz
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April Is, 1855.
= i, ,[siguedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor. .r,,sg
The attention Of the officers of the city and of the
public respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
.s.,-Js- s.,3is =. ss.gz s5s..3.. O. DE BuYE,
my1etf Comptroller City OF New 0risan..
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"a n O. D. = q 3
THE 6 PATRIOTS" " AT LoGGERHEADs. N
Louis Blanc, the leader, we believe, of the So
cialist section of the Republicans, has written q
manifesto, dissenting from the means and end
proposed by Messrs. Kossuth, Mazzini and LIE.
dru Rollin. he advocates g discussion" before
the Revolutionists are called on TO. fight. He
aous ;lssss5 Il as ,tl-54 s55hsz lila .si.5z y
tv The Republican form of government is not
the object the object is, to restore to the dig.
nifty of human nature those whom the excess Of
poverty degrades, and to enightsn those whose
intelligence, from want Of education, is but q
dim, yacillating lamp in the midst Of darkness;
the object Is to make him that works enjoy all
the fruits Of his work j; the object is to enfran-
chise the people by endesyoring gradually 70
abolish this double slavery Ignorance and
misery. A very difficult task, indeed, the ac-
complishment Of which requires long Study,
deep meditation, and something more than dis
cipline! AS to the republican form of govern
ment, tits means, rpst valuable certainly
and which we ought to strive to conquer, even
at the cost of life, but which it is very impru.
dent to mistake for the aim, the consequence
| might be to make us take the shadow for ths
substance, and run through heap Of ruins !,
4 fatal delusions ~,
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T.. .5sy.,.-.@ { No, ,2iSl
Rssore7 That permission is hereby granted TO NJ 4
J. Yose 10 erect steam engine on the property
occupied BY him, Nos las and l45 Magazine street,
main during the pleasure of the Common Council
r. [SignedJa 55,E 5n9 L. IL. TRACY 4
Is tsigasdI o. 3 LUsRNBUHfL.,n fiGiifI.n' q
Il. ss4ia President Board OF Aldermen .
Approved December 5, 1866. -
d4 Fsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor z