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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-13

NEW FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT
Between Worcester & N.Y.
Commercial Line of Steam Propellerg
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK
TRI-wEkKLY-UsUAL TIME Is HOURS
Goods Transported Befween Worcester aud Neu YovA
Lon, and With Equal Despatch, by any other Line
sH.--h THE BOATS or THIS LINE mo
.hEA1k viii lesve Providence, from FOX Point ~
MONDAYs, WEDNESDAYS, d FRIDAYS and
New York on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, a sATUR
DAfb, until further notice.
freight taken for New York, al reasonable rates.
Thus lane connects, by arrangement, with the Daily In
land Lane Of Propellers between New York and phadel
pnia and the SelnWceky Inland Lime 10 Baltimore al
~ TIMES when this inland route Is open, Goods will bs
tAken ~ Providence Tor Philadelphia AZ cent? Der foot
sno W b1umets a. cents per foot Usualtme between
York and Baltimore, ~ hours
khladelphe and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
rent rates. y
For further Information, apply 70 W. Il. JouRpAN.
once q Pxondence and Worcester Bailrasd a. fsasS
ocsli, Per 70 ~ y. n, o. W. ?. wlliSns, 4 Broad.
q DUfFUM, Agent, foot fsoutb Main 4,
bspt ~ 1854. d&wu Providence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

NASH LITERALLY ADVANCED ON WATCHES, JEW
~ sry, furntu ., piapofortss dry goods, liquors,
ssy description Of property, 1t II Howard street, soutn
Of Roadway the Oldest aud most respona.
bic ece in the city The strictest cnnddence may b
relied upon. 1 kcLOUGHLIN O'NEIIE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06
OPERATIONS IN THE BALTIC.

L<ttr from OF 'onsADk, Juns =
Ttere no logger Any doayt - 20 the sr.tsnes Of 10
fsinAl mines under watr In the spprosShs 70 ON
r'Adt, tnss having b,en dscoysrsi ysrs,iAy a. the
Nslp sad Firefy onnoripg the nort-sra vss.
tsgs. Fortunately thu damage done TIA tine ifn ne,
ssstre, knoesns he stani q nssksis, tsssisx
~ We nsn uaps ard erc<Asry ssfs aud starting The
lubbssds The Merlin il supposed 70 k.vsa hoss 10 her
w.. mines ben effective Or srpoisd uD<sr Der tlxe.
the rstu.t might have ben s~fa and TIE eath 3, the
,nsny good one, a. the French ~ n,ral All half
dossp tost esptAins wfre 10 her. Lkvss steam gun.
tan ~as in readiness 20 Gene cut The yhn bad
st,dsd.
couple ~ miles west OF the Totossip Bshth9sas a.
hs fpirsns ~sstsrn point ~ the iKni of Coe.sat N.
ifd nsstfs sow riding ~ anchor 10 sasls Ess stsnd
ng fsn tbs sssrnsn'and shcrs - sfe - the
cast az Finsro the osisr s1sstaAiy sSfpy t-
rassl power II the srpirs vhich. last rssort hav@
Assp shelter bshsd the srsni> walls o. TIL. fors .sbs
ttrr.ts acct
n eorcon consists Of four,ssn sail 81 tbs Nee sNch
,ntkrtsd tvo catls jssg,hs fren the osssr vi,h
trss uhs 81 Wshng'ou 10 the c-nxs tho rsurvlIl.
tsE Of Acuszl psssoS. 90 the rigtt 81 her asd tas
bn,erth, BEG Of A5nlrs ssy noar The ~. The
cttsr ,hips u the lise Arss-ESyA Gscrse On d.
qss,p., Greasy, Asstrrr, Csssr, Bsahe,na, J.n-s
VISIT kls, Edsbvfr insits Of th lice an ssar~r too
srsn, are The surbo~'s and frssate gsryala. PyI.a
ne iuessss, ~s'h shs s-e sarvsyiss vsssss, Media
sna rfy
Tts eonmss>srIs eblsf srsi. hls..K Or The vr...s,
fsv"fst,s ests " the veats 10 rsocnscrs ths eof
sn6 rteestieos end several IA. se14
rlis 600 yards o. tks vorts, disrsvsrdis~s Of 80
rrsynstioas visieis 81 sueh tines o. The rAs ,srt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06
COnPORaTIOa MOTORS.

|,oRPoRArIos NOTICE. PROPOSALS FOR CLAN.
~ ing the streets Of TIE city Of New York.--Sessi
proposals. v be received II toe es:e Of the Conmts
s.onex Of Streets sud Lamps corner OF Grad aad Ne
se, streets until IL o'clock on ThurEdAy, JuI IL,
1855, at which time they win b opsns1 I'm Assord-
with the amen led charter Of 1852 for sAnisx
,hs streets Of the eighteen S) contract distrsts and
previpg the ashes Garbsgs, &c &c th.rsfrom, for
tie term OF one fIcm the date OF the soohrsauon
a. The oontracts by The consnon CounSl. u ddsr WI
sstimafs fox each dis,et sspsrat spssiGsatoss for
the vo't 70 Dc psr'ormsd can BE- had apssstion at
poics stations. TIE Coamasonsr ths righ
reject ell or any Of the tstmatss N deemed foe NE In
Niests OF the torporanoo Blank erms.es ean ~ "a
81 the cfnes Of the Commissioner JOSEPH DeIISg,
Commissioner OF rse4 and I4nqs
n. b. hs Tenth strict, beis the Tenth wsr3, 10 not
10 be estimated for tee eontrast does expire m
III pexs October. Nss York, Jsiy q, 1898.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

MY NEW RESTAURANT, CORNER or BROADWAY
M and Chambers street, brsucb of my william aud
Beaser streets establishment ~il b. opsDei Satur
ssy, Juy7 To my Old friends take this opportunity
81 sferIg my grateful acknowledgements for the many
psbneniah Of their esteem, ard 70 the public my
tbsphs for TIER pa'rousge assuring both that efforts
rbsn be spared 90 merit centinusion OF that favor
bsye.ofore 90 lberary bestowed upoa re
LoRffz Q pEINoyIC)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

fryon NE fIr,rgs>i Pest Jsss 10
Cur ecyr' hes rather espsyti sroz, ,ostsss ~ ists
pffses At.rt 3~ss<iss Lord psI~sfst-r. szA 1s~s~
Frteftx ss'sfssistnx fksin NJ. Fawsers xrs~ rsnay
vast. fNsv Yea v.rs srrsas1issrJvsp - Rss
ns ss<ss; nisG 81 ire sert ttsi vssAvs fer
sees hts t~sr ~ sn.osnssmsrt h.s Pri.~~ lIsSv'.
vlb W. prss~ 81 Nsss ssl tLs ~ 49, tey klfssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

visa Tho ships arsd few sAst ard roshsta ~ Ne
telegraph but, . fss esuIoe o. they we're ssused "
bgul eat d~eeey vstsR There tysops ssso
the oowsrdy snfRAns had evidently gems sssy u s~s
not thought prscsst 10 attempt ~ recover the rsDsn
The following list 10 eorrs ot:-- fllsH
l. Genssis, lIeu,< nant, age 20.
X. r. EAstos, Surge ON, age 30.
Cbnr~s sull var, sAsser'a Assistsnt ago ~.
sEdward Thompson. ksdiss seaman age "a
*WIliam Linn, CAptsio's asward, age "a
John Lorton, hidshipase'H RtevsRd ago az
william BsDks, Gan rooo Stswssd, age -.
sIkpjAuin smith, A. b., ass rs. sfsGa HeEt
eJsmss Cernva ordinsry, sss q.
GLdcon, sge II.
George DO, le, ses 20 oriipary.
William Ro-hsny sse 20, ordlDsry.
ThoDss STOKES, age 49, Ordinary.
John Haoshsy, sse =, s.s.sr.
Francis Geofge, sss 20 ordinary.
Liberated prisonsr-Joap Laustraon, ass 30; Toss.
dore LounstIopn, boy, aboSt II; a. D. Lenoerg, age
IL and four Other Rnssi.A ps,son.rs unsn,wn,
II win bs assed In Ens hand, Where the gun-
bostsp "Ay whsIep Lying dls with the ise-of
battle ,hps The Admiral Ass ordered tbs tAns OF
hne of-hastk ships 70 censber TIE susw guoboAts
uenstu ~ one Of the ships heats there IL nothing
but rcrubbing and pohsbisg going on, The Bothnis
bloch acDs qnscrou sent sway only yesterday The
Ajax to remain 1t Lee saDS the HoSus st NAsgen the
Cassr at Bsro Sound. Wa SEQ ten line OF Rattle
fhips resdy for and . great Bumoe1 Of ssaussrs,
some with theY stssm ~ in OroustAdt
think 1t right again 10 ntion that the nsx Q! tyue
vas flying oil ar when the enter about half way
from the ship and disiosty visible from the shore, and
continued until she landed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

Oar sdvss fr0rn NJ 10 " re icn AZ
NJ Io<ss, ca sks if,A. 10 80 trs' insrss~ vim
is xrgstss Of pessirs fare IL ssftisl Aas
us ap.r.n sts;sr % ls,.1 ths, ne se.srr s~ss vss
fs,lross ~ ys.,9.rS fr-sciy sslstsss Nth mai %
gtsip am hat b. ssssls at % tss, sessi.-
in ne terf.s ~ - itsh, tsssss vsrs ,s.sa 10 ne
yrsr n ssrsnrssi fer "a b,a sss3sTs "A rs~pss. -
~. Csfl.s trss tss~s " "a son~ussis1 sa4 pss,s
~ . ~ v.s r0D1
-. 'ssto. u sA.srs ha< sstrsiy Es.yr<srsS rts
Ice NJ D~fss pssssnt<t "a "a Q.ssa. Ms iSh ss
si.r - ersstes siaistsr for NE rn5s~> -.s.s-
YAfrf
psfllns has b~st S.sss.s sA@ss sn.s>lsf qa.sSsns
Ire three ~ sAs .ss 1oss ., q 10 A.. esfsv,~i,
"a 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

Id way, entrance ON Park plsce.-Opsn daily from 10
4. y. TO 2P ~, and Mondays, Wednesday. and satur-
tca On Or before the llth Of July win draw interest
thereon from the M Of july ct the Of par cent
DeY aAnum on sums not exceeding $500, apd 6ve per
cent on ali sums over that amount
WADE B. WORRALI, Secretary.
prrwu CvrSsrNc Accountant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

0tAsH ADVANCED IN ANY AMOUNT OR PURCHAs-
~ ed at sight, Diamonds, watches, rich jawslry, mer
shADdiss and valuable personal property generally E.
WOOD, 90 Fulton street, second aoor, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

DROOKLYN, JULY 3, 1855 SOUTH BROOKLYN
ID Savings Instituticn 173 Atlantic street, Ahsneum
building Dspssitors notified that interest ct the
rate ef Ave per cent per al Of Eve dol
lars which have been deposited In ths instu
ton ~ least three months previous the LIST stAnt
caNsd sr viii rsmAin ~ principal, and draw interest
from the LIST instant Depostors reminded tia. de-
posts made BY the 10Th day OF July, win draw interest
1Soo the 1st Of July Open daily from 10 TO 2 and oAtar
day evsDings from 8 to O'Clock.
Gro. 9. MAKD, Secretary. IRA SMITH, Prssdent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17

AcCAss, eyed 81 years, months and II days.
tend the funeral from his late residence, No 68 Green
wch avenue Of Eleventh street this afternoon at
one O'Clock. His remains wiz be inferred IN Calvary
On Saturday, Dec 10, EIzABrTn, beloved wife OF Mr..
Thomas Harper, aged 80 years and months.
The funeral will take place from her late residence
Of Thirty aixth street and Eleventh avenue, at
half past eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning. The re-
mains will be taken to Cypress Ellis Csmetery. The
friends If the family and the members Of Blooming Grove
Lodge No. 1872, O. ofo f., respectfully invited to
attend.
Dumfries Scotland, papers please copy.
On Saturday morning, December l5, Mrs. ELIZA r.
Moonr, Of Holly Springs, Miss. .r-,
tend the funeE from her late residence, No 800 Fourth
avenue, at ten O'Clock this morning u
On saturday afternoon Dec 15 RoHEnr TowxsEvD, son
Of Theodore r. and Elizabeth 7. Mc xsine, aged 10
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his
PARENTS No. 30a West Twenty street. tomorrow
morning, Mt eleven O'Clock, without special invitation.
His remains will be taken to Tarry.own for interment.
On saturday evening, Dec. 10, HANNAH, daughter Of
John McIA ishiin, aged II years months and 4dAys.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral from her late residence No 20 Cannon
street this afternoon, at half part O'Clock without
On Sunday morning, Dec. 10 GEORGE a., youngest son
of William r. and Sarah A. Howard, aged years,
The relatives friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF his
O'Clock His remains will be taken to Greenwood for In
terment.
On Saturday, Dec Is, RKuBEy JUDaos CrRTis, In the
seth year Of his age, formerly OF Danbury o..
His remains were Inferred In Greenwood.
On Friday Dec. II, anna MAuA daughter OF the late
Frederic VIM. Wood.
In Broe klyn, Sunday, Dec To- DAyrrt 8. wnTrLK in
the 60th year Of his age.
On Sunday morning Dec. 10, a. his residence In the
town Of Yonkers Westchsster county, Col PETER UNDER
HILL in the 92d year Of his age.
The friends and acqusiuta Of the family respect.
lIv itpd In tend
eleven o'clock from the Methodist church, Tuckah
At Railway, N. j.. on saturday Dec. Is, JONI Edwin
De GRAw son Of John he Graw, Jr.
His friends and acquanianccs respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this afternoon at two O'clock from
st. Paurs Church, without further invitation.
At Newtoxn, Conn, Wednesday, Dec IL, CHARLOTTE
wife OF Hart Shepard, aged So years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17

I'M LATE SUICIDE AT TIE FooT MURRAY STRMr-C0r
pusr QDonne held inquest Saturday morning, ct
che Third ward station house. upon the body Of German
named Adam Seaman who oom mittsd suicide on Friday
night by shooting himself in the head with pistol From
Ne evidence Of Dr. OHsnlon who made an examination
Of the body appeared that the lower jaw the left
Id was entirely blown away. The deceased had applied
IN lodgings at the Third ward station house Thursday
night when he stated that his name Adam Seaman;
thAt he came from Newark N J was 81 years of age,
end not married The deceased was IN very poor cir
oumstances and this 1t that led him to the
Dommesion Of the rash act Verdict "Death from sui
eide BY shooting himself with pistol"
CRUSHED 10 DEAm-Coroner Hutton held An inquest at
the New York Hospital upon the body Of John Feeney
native Of Ireland and % years Of age who killed by
liDg from his cart in drdge street. Deceased In
ths employment Of John Iayden, turpent,ne and tar
anufacturer, Of Brooklyn Verdict "Death from rup-
sure Of the lungs"
SUICIDE WHILE IABoRNa UNDER INsANny.-Coroner
O'Donnen held an inquest yesterday, At No "a West
twentieth street. upon the body Of woman named Char
Ictte E Black, who committed suicide by jumping from
The fourth story window OF the house to the street be-
meath, while laboring under fit of temporary insanity
The jury rendered verdict In accordance with the above
act. The deceased native Of New York, and was
80 years Of age Some four months ago the dece aed
(daring her conhnemant) attacked with insanity,
and since that time had been 10 insane condition al
though she had been sent to the Blooming dale Asylum
Tor relief
DEATH OF AN UYENows MAS.-Coroner Hilton held an
inquest upon the body Of unknown man. about 35
years Of age who found dead in the Of No. %
Duane street. The deceased had the appearance OF being
either native Of Ireland Germany. He was five feet
eight inches in height had black hair and bushy whs
kers and moustacbe. Dr. Chasteney made examna-
ZION Of the body and gave his opinion that death
cd by convulsions the result Of ntempeance
The jury rendered verdict accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17

yss a No 2o7 West Twenty. nrst street, owned BY
Ussns Riley Green. The 6rsmen we're very quick 81
wuk and extinguiahed the flames before 1t sx.ended
beyond the loft The stables insured Tor VI IVY In
~ North River Insurance Company.
FIRE IN PEARL STREET. ~
About O'Clock Saturday afternoon fire took place
- the old frame tenements No. $40 Pearl stseet II was
soon extinguished, with but trifing damage.
FIRE IN 0REENwIoH STREET.
Ghortly after O'Clock Sunday morning hre took
p1ace In bed ON the second floor Of the dwelling house
No. e53 Greenwich street. The room was occupied by
H. Thomas s. Whitaker and wife. Mr. Whitaker put
ee Are out with two pitchers OF water Loss about 10
Ms Affair is under Investigation by the Fire Marshal
FALSE ALARMS.
me alarm At Ycur O'Clock Sunday afternoon, orig
rsted from the kndlipg of fire In stove In but d.
s,~ IN Resde street, Broadway. The other ALARM
retly amer eight O'Clock last evening, In the Seventh
1lstrict was by the lighting OF fire In stove In
Ahe building OF Frankfort and Jacob streets
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE CANAL STREET
FIRE.
Mr. George Bruce, owner of the buildings 10 and II
UAaal street. has insurance upon them Of $500,
oquaiy divided In the Howard Equitable and Ftremen's
Insurance Companies Mr.. c. b. Hamlin, rear OF 81 lost
about 5000 worth OF stock No insurance John Hughes
(crman lost his horse and three CARTS valued at 5000
No Insurance The loss of Mr. lbbotson table cutlery
manufacturer at No. q Canal street. by the Late fire.
$1,000. He not insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17

SUPREME COuRT-YpeciaI Term.-N0s. III 30, GO, 1bI,
ee oS 1884, $780, 49, 49, 81 Q6, lis, 1872, 1871 le7 a. As.
6UPRnB CouRT-Circut--Nos $50, 1720 Ill, $751; Ala,
$50, $685. $685. bs0 $685. $685. 1904 1885, 264 2364 900 TO
USnsD STATES DISTRICT CouM.-Nos Al, ~ 81 to 90.
sU..Mon Cog.I Nos $50 1877 7os, 700, 40 III ss5,
s76 ss2 507 s92 $685. 90os COZ, oo6 9Os 92 913 all,
770, $780, 9l5 se els, go, e2i 922 92o 927 9ls 49,
ConNoS PIxAs-Part Nos. 1891, 1871, 1885, 1884,
1885, 1925, 1852 1899, sS3 eS5 1885, 1876 1885, 1885,
114o Part 2Nos. 1o7, 74o 1922 ll03, 1l2l, 567 1884,
loco 1928 and 1247.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17
Jersey City News.

Tm COMMUNICATING CAsR.-EdwArd and Leonard Devoe,
arestedton charge Of passing counterfeit money were
brought before Recorder Cutter Saturday morning for
m examination. II proved that they undertook to
pass the counterfeit SO bills the Mercantile Bank Of
6Alem Mass but not sufficient evidence in the opinion
OF the Recorder produced that they knew the
not good TO warrant him in holding them for trial
and they were dismissed from custody.
PRIZE FIGnT.-A party Of bruisers from New York pro-
eeeded TO the foot Of Pavona avenue Jersey City,
Friday last where two Of them had brief and bloody
and they escaped before the police learned the fact
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17

DIVORCES IN CANADA.--The luxury OF divorce
h expensive In Canada that but the wealthy
indulge In it. The consequence Is that the FESTIVE vic
Tins Of III starred marriages who cannot afford TO pay
e. 600 for relief compelled to grin and bear !"
resort the States for dissolution Of the rksome tie
ne courts Of the border counties In New York driving
quite stiff business in converting the marriage rela.
ons Of the Queens subjects into their nal elements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17

MEETING OF DRovERs IN OHIo.-A meeting Of
drovers held Coumbus Ohio, the 9th instant,
ct which committee was appointed to obtain from the
different railroad companies tariff Of rates they will
charge for transportation Of stock per car or hundred for
ono ear also devise ways means by
which correct report Of the markets in New York. PHI
adelpha and Baltimore be had and 10 concert
by which the entire body Of cattle brokers In
New York be dispensed WITH and the and but
cher b the only parties necessary to buy and sell stock
- HHat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17

FTHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CLEVELAND AND
Pusburg Railroad Company hereby notified that e
annual for tho Of directors and
sscon Of other business via be held nj the ose Of
pany In Cleveland wedDe day the ID day Of January
next. a. 10 O'Clock A. n. 4. ROCKWELL, Seer starry.
THIS IL TO CAUTION ALL PERSONS AGAINST SOME
parties who have recently been ordering and OBJ aiming
goods under false and ung for tho
purpose without any authority.
FREDERICK W. BARCLAY, "A Beaver street
ITO PLUMBERS, GAS FTTTEas, AC.-H BLING, BRASS
faucet manufacturer, would INFORM bis friends
wibstandng the total OF hs shop by the ire
has already made such arrangements will him
ali orders with despatch Once opposite for the
present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17

In Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, Dec IS, at the
Church of the Messiah, by the Rev. r. j. Walker, Mr..
GEoRGH WALLIS to Miss elizabeth s. WILLIAMS
On Wednesday, Dec ~, at this residence Of Hon. s. N.
Clarke Elicottvie N. " by Rev. Father PamdIo 0. s..
F. WV. Bell, Esq, of Owego, to Mise AsAsrAsIA oCos
NEIL, OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17
DRPUBLIC OF NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT OF RE
~ i.tops, D. l., Granada Nov. y, 1855.

pRPUBLIC OF NICARAGUA, DEPARTMENT OF RE-
III iatiops, D. v L., GranndR Nov. ~ 1855.
To the Project OF The Department Of -:The Supreme
Executive Power has degned 10 the following
The President ad interim OF tho republic Of Nicaragua It's
nhabitsDsBeng DESTROYS the i'm or
industrious persons who contribute TO tbs dcveopemen
OF the Of tho republic eoarge M commerce. and
promote the general welfare Of his faculties
Article l. free grant OF go OF unculvatcd land will
be made every adult who will 20 this republic settle
and the sail portion Of land tbs grant being made
10 him by the Director Of Colonization DO appointed
possession Will be Immediately given
Art Every family arriving here and settling IN the Terri
tory viii receive 100 besides the 2O belonging
adult member.
Art Amer the lapse Of months following the taking
possession titles OF property will be given 10 the setcrs
vded that they give TO he Director Of Colonization satisfactory
proof Of their good conduct and Of the made
the lands
Art They shall pay duties for personal property fur
pture agricultural implements iseds plauts, cattle
object imported for the personal OF the colonss
tended for the improvement OF the lands granted The colo
nss win be exempt from all extraordinary contrI1u
tons and from all public services unless In Of The
uhry being required by cause OF public Ratcy.
Art b. The copnss will be citizens OF the republic. and
therefore they shall not be able sell the ads anted
foregr and they equally forbidden TO sell these lands.
transfer their rights native before having
pied ne ground for the term Of x months and obtained the
nle ofpropery.
soa appointed, whose duty VIII be 20 attend 20 the petitions
Of Immigrants gsber and distribute seeds plants &c. and
keep the register book.
Art Let this decree be communicated TO those whom
Given at Granada on the 23d day of November, 1873
PAIRlClO RIvAS
To MINISTER And according 70 supre
order communicate 70 tor your knowledge and convo
effects for its publication circulation
Department Of Relations, Government House. Nov "a 1885.
TEREz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17

Bay9srd's Turtle Soup, at the Washington
rssisrant Broadway and BAtery plsce-reen turtle and
teri pin constantly hand. Families paras piled
AZ l0urR i. NJ. BAYARD, Caterer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17

n goods Tor hold - ppescnss consisting fne waiches
esy 40 fer and PLACED ware, scy goods Imported
Ush as Of which We vii Offer rsR
slsAble preea and xsrrSn hem u be ~ rspreren.ed
sULBExe BRJ1 HEHa, Esj Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17

RemOval.-D. Beaudin, Erench Halter, late
S90 Broadway has removed his business 64S Broaw
rce above Beecker street, HI Mr. H. Thierrys hat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17

H0lIOwsy's Pills Possess tho Most Astonish-
ing power the general debility renovang the
system The surprising effect Of these wonderful pills Is such
mapufactors 20 Maiden lane, Kew York, and 24 Strand
London and by all druggists at cents, 6Es cents and 81
box.