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Cemeteries,

The following kinds of this fence moss uusc and
the prices annexed are the RETAIL CASH PRICES
No l. 81 feet high nch mesh, lateral wires Of N. 10
wire, body Of No II wire, $500 per rod.
No 2 81 feet high inch mesh, ntera wires of No. 10
wire, body Of No. 4 wire, $I,75
No 8, p feet high inch MESH lateral wires Of No. 10
wire, body Of No. Il wire, $3.50.
No 4, q feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No 10
w're, body of No. Il wire, $l,37!.
No 5, II feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No. II
body Of Nc. is wire, $l,T5.
No g. 81 feet high inch mesh, lateral wires Of No 10
wire, body of No. u wire 25
No I, 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No 10
wire body Of No. II wire, 81.
No 6, Extra 81 feet high inch mesh. lateral wires of
No. wire, body of No. II wire, S1,5O,
Nos. l, ,, 8, and used for gardens ceme-
eries trelses and other places where beauty hepu3
ty most desled. No and Z, and No Extra are best
adahed for farms, railroads. highway and for other pur.
poses whero strength and efficiency themes
sary qualities
81 Front street.
J. E. BUTTS, JR., s CO,
lccessDTS tn the T. w FaDna Co,rvay1,
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F RUIN TREES. 20
tn E
WORCESTER NURSERY
(SOIrTVRDTDGE SVp EFTN


(S0UTHBRIDGE sTREET1
Is well stocked with choice variety Of FRUIT and OR
NAMENTAL TIRE IS and SHRUBS such Apple Trees,
Pears, Pums Cherries Peaches, Apricots, Nectarnes,
Ounces, English o ose b erries, Choice Strawber
res Dutch Currants, Antwerp and other RaspbeTres,
Grape Vines &c, all in fine order for transplanng.
The collection of STANDARD and DWARF PEAR TREES
is arge and includes all the best varieties now much Gull
tiYated
Also great variety Of
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SIR URS,
Balsam Frs Norway Spruce and other Evergreens,
Scotch Larch European Mountain Ash Horse Chesnuts,
Weeping Willows, Linden and Tulip Trees Honeysuckes,
and varieties suitable for this latitude and esteemed
for their beauty.
Ar6or VITAE Buckthorn Prive: &c for hedges
fine collection of Roses, Peonies, Dahlias, Border
Flowers, &C., &c.
ASPARAGUS RooTs, RhUBARB or Pre- PLANT, &c.
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, in great variety
BUDS and scIoNs, of large variety of Choice Fruit,
can also be furnished. Also GRATING WAX of superior
quality
EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS suitable for
transpantng.
o. The Nursery has been removed from the old stand
of Main and Austin streets to its location
Southbrdge st eet short distance below the Junction
railroad station, and about Is mieues' walk from the City
Hall.
Orders promptly attended to- and Trees, &c. packed
go safely any distance.
SAM'L II. COTTON, Prophet r
Worcester 81 Month 2lst, 1855 mCh29 daw6w
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Urn Ooo0s.

EB USsIA CRASHEs.-One bale received this
Ia day, at the City Store.
ap22 diff ]. H. CLARKE & co.
EFHILDREN'S & MISSES DELAINES,
" very desirable assortment of PRINTED GOODS,
In small figures, open and for sale very cheap
mt GEO. P. BRYANT'S.
mch6 DIFF
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NJ OLt3T HIN q
Hs e Ne @ v A L
THOMAS =. SMITH.

THOMAS F. SMITH,
TAHOE AND RAPER,
Has removed his establishment from Cark's Block to
FreeImnd's New Bloch,
At the corner of Main and Foster Streets where he will
be happy to meet his old toners, and as many new
ones SIS choose to honor him with their patronage He is
Mt all times prepared make garments in any desirable
Styles and will guarantee satisfaction in all cases
NONE BUT THE BEST
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PLATN RLACK sILKs

gDONNETS, BONN cts Ladies in want Of
y Bonnes, will fnd the largest assortment and the
pietest styles be found in the city at BR0WNING'S
For further particulars. call at his Store 100 Main
MA
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ENULEER's EARTu-Buc vtrio Alum, III
" chromate potash, Pearl Ash sumac Clutch, 4 CAM
or FOR sale IN quantities 20 suit, by
An8l Q. A. HARRINGTON 4 90
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by JOIN MmToN EARLE, Il
Thomas DREW at No 212 2IaiH Street. Worcester Mass
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n u. MAY. would beg leave 70 inform His friends
~ aud the public generally, that he g now prepared
10 do M kinds Of CARRIAGE PAINTING aud VAR
NISHING, at uho new Carriage Shop on Waldo street.
j. b. NJ. having had many years experience In the
business feels confident Of giving perfect satisfaction 10
gll who may favor him with a call DIM AMID
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EyLowER AND GARDEN SEEDS

IA 71O " El1s AN y OAK DEN 5EEDS
We have now received annual assortment Of Flower
SEEDS Many new kinds have been added, making the
best variety ever opened IL Worcester. We have also
beautiful aasortmento Of
p A r L o IL r L A N is,
AZ low prices, and prepared to furnish to order,
Towering Bulbs, Shrubs, mud Trees.
Also, Fine HerbeRas Heiiatr0Pes, Roses, GeraniunS,
&C., for bedding out We have full assortment OF
q A II d e N S Il E ID S
Selected with care and warranted true 10 the name.
Also GRAFTING WAX, OF the hest quality.
II. j. GREEN & CO.,
AMI dow No 2t6 Main Street
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"a BRISTOL FERRY HOUSE.
sgf9-Sgs The subscriber would inioIm his numerous
tS,s friends and the public that he has taken lease
HGAniM Of the above hotel AMI viii open It for the
LEs@@AG ception Of company the 1st Of May The
Hotel is ngdern one, aud for situation is unsurpassed.
The spot which II stands Is Of the most delightful
In Rhode Island commanding ne view Of the Bay, the
River aud Mount Hope Bay and is easy Of access from
all Parts Of the country
Persons from New York should take passage for Fail
River where breakfast be had board the boat next
morning, leaving the latter place OF O'clock aud in half
an hour landing ut the wharf directly In front OF the
Bristol Ferry House, The communication Is direct with
Newport, Providence, and Boston several times day,
and excellent horses and carriages can be had at all
times, for the accommodation Of visitors, who will also
dud at this point great facilities for fishing and bathing.
CHARLES DEVENs, Jr., Proprietor,
Late II the Touro Houie, Newport
NIB. The Bristol Ferry House will be kept open through
out the year. apZi d3w
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THE WALDO HOUSE.-rhe ee
rIEspe giant Mansion House of the late Daniel Waldo
Esq, has been recently remodeled and furnish
gsE9dIM ed throughout, in the most elegant stylefor
EEaAaAM FIRST CLASS HOTEL. II is situated on
Waldo Street. only few steps from the Boston Railroad
Depot and convenient to the business and public places
of the city The proprietor hopes by the provision he
he shall make for the accommodation of his customers,
and by his senon their want to merit and receive
generous share Of public patronage.
RUSSELL LAMB.
Worcester jan 49, 1856. DIT
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C U S T q M w o XII!
viii ever be allowed to go OF the shop and the sub.
Herber Is confident that by the same personal attent on
to his goJk which has secured to him 80 liberal share
Of he public patronage to merit its Continuance
ap2I dtf
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MONDAY MORNING, MAY



s coon FARM "Away nut West7 is wanted in
jaai7dJ J. EATON
a CHANCE no MAIZE MONEY a va
"A riety Of BOOKS, from which three to five dollars
lay can be made, can now be obtained at the 4 gents
EEt pOFEnsss. 2,5 Main street, Worcester. Honorable
Employment for both ladies and gentlemen No capitaI
required until the business is fairly tTie after which,
from five to fifty dollars For grand chances, call soon.
slg gu @A. ALLEN.
EgOARDERS.-Ag gent man ard his wife and two
= 2 three single gentlemen be accommodated
with hoard at No &c Pleasant Street Also one or two
rooms 10 ct without board. myS dots
DOOR AGENTS,-A rare chance is now offered
s-e to Book Agents a large stock of Miscellaneous
Books, which shall furnish, for cash. at very large
discount Call at our new store, American House Block,
Main st. n. HERvEY S co.
8AsILLINERS XVANTED.-Wanted imnledi.
- ately, several experienced Millinrs, to whom the
highest price will be paid. CA BROWNING,
ap17 DIFF 100 Main St,
SITUATION yYANTED-Ina store, in, or
- near Worcester by an active industrious boy six
years Of age Has had but little experience hut is
good enman, and can bring good refer for ability
and character. Any wi ing the services Of such
boy, will please address /. Z. SMITH,
ape DIV Whiinsyillr. Mass.
EMTA &TED.-A few gen5lem boardsrs within a
~ few minutes walk Of the Post Office. Inquire at
n. HERyEY Co.'S Boeaste e. ap Of
NTED.--A good Pattern MaBer--a Gear
Y Maker wopd be preferred. Also, go7d carpen-
- ". & WHEELER
W csiter, NarsA %, 1856. DIFF
EEJ 2 STGD.-A good Carriage Pointer immedi
2 ateiy, or one that would like to finish out the
Apply to RICE & RICHMOND, No. Mechanic Street.
Worcester. ap17 DIFF
AwTANTED-A Journeyman sewed and pegged
v Boot maker, thorough workman of steady
habits, required, Apply at No Maple St. n,y9 DIFF
gMTANTED-Good Coat and Pant Makers, to work
Wv on Custom Work. Apply immedatelv to
myS DIFF ME00RNBY BIGELoW, 214 DIain-st.
wv ANTED--A younp smart, honest lai to run
' errania and tend in a Fancy Goods and Millinery
store. mqure AZ Ibis Office. N.Y. diff
80 ~ ANTED.-A man to buy a Horse
~, and Harness, and to do lob Work about the
f9A city Inquire Of J H. HOOD, 232 Main St.
sstza--- ap17 DIFF
m8AEA AGESes WANTMD-In every
< WV W town and city in the Union, for the sale
Of the world renowned H0UCHIN'S CQRN SOL
YEET tbs only safe and cure For particulars ap-
ply to the proprietor THOMAS W. HOUCHIN, No. 4
NewhUry St, Worcester. Mass. apple DIFF
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SUGAR CURED HANIs.-iO casks 49,.
- Sugar Cured Hams, in store and for sale by
WIN. o. SWEET & Co.
Aprit 10. 1913 Mai
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" ~ w BONN u Il Il u ~ Az n ~ Is 4
~ The subscriber has made arrangements with
E2 the propretors Of the Straw Mandatory in this
III city, To Bleach and Press Bonnets at their man.
49, uiactory in Fagg's building where he has every
facility for doing such work in a superior manner
Having been engaged in that business for several years
he confident that he give entire satisfaction to his
patrons.
GEET's HATS Beached and finished in the most ap.
proved style
All orders from Mliners in the adjoining towns attended
to with prcmptness. II. KENDALL
Worcester, March 20, 1865. dsms
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- aUA F.-~I50 bbIs OIL s0apin store and ~ -
90 81 '''s 70 SUIT ny & A. J. HOWE
VrN- Rant plnoL
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j. H. CLARKE &c 90
Call the attention of the public the LADIES in particular
to the nnening of their
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Il 2 VFtFAiO L,--5O00I lbs. RlTle yitri7I -
G.o \ A. ]. HOWE.
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Price Two cents.
4tlj9trIIQneaus.

g ARD OTIS bb.. We..--a - -, -
e c-ived and flr sale BY . Il -. -
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E9ARASOLS-PARASOLS.-LadiesGEo P.
q BRYANT mas an
Elegant Assortment Of Parasols,
which for sale vely low prices. Among them may
be found some very rich goods, in Moire Antique silk
Price from So to &c. 1854 Main Street.
my6 d12t&w9tis
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AEOTATO STA RCH.-4O casks Potato sfa-c6
in store. and for sale BY 6. S. b A. j. HOWE
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s GOOD FAR " "Away nut West' is wanted in
~ exchange for a fine House in this city
japI7di J. EATON
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a0LC HIN's CORN SOLVENT IS A
q q. 2 SURE CURE 1855 Bottles sold in six weeks
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GROVE STREET DYE HOUSED!


And assortment of HARNESSES, Trimmings AxIes,
Yavnisll, Leather, Lace, sc.
The Light Family Carriages particularly designed
for farmers carriage, and the Phaeton we believe the
best four wheeled vehicle made for three per-
sons. A. TOLMAN L co.
Worcester, March 20, 1856. diff
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EBEADT-MADE CLOTHING.-We have
8 Just made large additions stock and are now
prepared to sell and fashionable styles of CLOTHING
and FURNISHING gooDs less than old goods are marked tc
call before you purchase THAYER s. BAMES,
ap2df Harrington Corner cor. Main Front SITS.
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TEVELDEN's FLUID FXTR CTS-I-e e,
n sale by GEO. r. SPURR 2OI Main 81
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A MOTHER AUCTION LOT OF
~ FANCY DRESS SILKS

Bought at Auction yesterday, 500 yards stripe Plaid
Dress silks, which will be sold third less than cost
of importation. Please call and them Ladies, for
they great bargain. A. Y. THOMPSON h co.
apl6 dM
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- FARM FOR SALl.-The subscriber
M offers to sell from 40 to so of land with the
A buildings thereon, consisting Of two story House,
Barn. and other out buildings, situated in the eastery
part Of Holden and half miles from the centre and
five miles from Worcester. IL is known the Daniel
Knowlton farm is well divided into moving, tilage pas
ture and wood land, principally fenced with walls
Payment made easy. WINSL0W FAIRBANKS.
app dawtf
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TRApELERS GUIDE.
,vy OF r. r. TRAINS LEAVING NETWORK

srpsop RIVER ROAD tDepO, cor wNrs. 0. and w. E3..,
is.,,. I.s's: . a. Ana, pa I,oy ~
sss w S,s,. r. .sS m, 4. !, .Sa
,sss-POuseieepss rrsssi ard rs.easss. al station.
s.s f::. r: : 81 .;.,s. 81: 90.
sss = -Ahsn, and Troy rIpre.s. chief .tstoss.
Ts -. g;: : :.i r i:s :. :. ' .;.s
sar -sus s1s wD' al stations Fridays, have a ilp..
x.siKx ROAD lDep~. corner Of White and c.,. .u...,
81. -. @S, s.i way .iss,os. s s.yooS William. BRIDE
rsp1 T. Z, w x:b gss 10 . - bird white
.ss :, WG.s,. aris,. nd 10 ~ nv sGssmsu,o
M. o. wbas Pisss, iiN a. m $50 $50 d6l5p
uwHivss RoAp:-rpepo,. Broadway and c.n.I.s.c.3
.. .- Aeon q a.i,os srossh all ;t:aon.
= ~ sc.onas Ssdo. IsTcusS si.t.noss
49, -so.,cn kI,-.. H.re% stamford Ser..n bss.,a
.eS n-AecOmnodstios Th,oub all stations.
81 n-Por Chester .peei.' al station, Pert cissty.
prs ISLAND RoAp-lpe,o,, South Ferry, BrO.tl,a1
asa {. Greensort Tr.i.. al station. thro.sh
T..Ss,S =. y. '; ::s.. 70 20 n,s:::s:
~ a-h.mrs.sd ali .,s.on p H:ae.':.d
up m.-Jsusics, all stations 70 JsmaSs.
~, .--ot.,if. Min Train, al stations;
.. n -pus.lc and puIi,l rYt..', eh'f stations
%ssss sSss.. Saso and Dans. CHEF .r.
lup m--Knisrsnt nearly al sutioAA
nw JERSEY ROAD lpepo, foot Of c0ur,'a.st STREET, Nh
.0a H. Throash, principal ststcns
tn q Accommodated Through, all stations.
IN New Brunswick oil stations o New BtsMwa.
snp a. Express Through, principal stsioss
"a New Brunswik all stations
AR m.-Emisrs Through principal stations
,Un m New Brunswict. all stations.
inss Rshwsy 100 IL m g. ssd 80
jrss lOr Sersrt leave nearly every hall hour.
NORRIS ESSEX ROAD foot Of Cosrapdt ~ ~ ~
ga m -H.ckettstovn Passenses, all stations
a. snd Mnburn Accommodation, al stations.
iNp N -Hsckettstovn Psssenss, ell stations.
IVp Dover Accommodation all stations
yrRsHY CENTRAL ROAD - Depo Pier 30. D. SOei G,sr
.xa mL-Passenser Through all stations.
- n-somervilie Passenger, all stations.
10 D m-Psssenser Through. all stations.
10 IN Il ome5vlle Passenger, all stations.
eiNpIH AND AHBoY ROAD.-GDepo Pier No. l, Brery.l
10 q m--Philsdelphia Throush, all stsions
10 nj ordeutown Tram, through 10 philadelphia
IDr a msrsnt, through TO Philadelphia al sstens
iQ n -Erpre.s, through 10 Pbisdelphs, all ststsns
10 N -Emisrsnt Through. all stations.
rspb ~ John Potter O Amboy.
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uht ie Lest. ore loiAeied 10 Re .v,e and esected
&c gsy Coz IN go. ~ csrr To :. svr an,s sh ths 81. a..
tsf.frOu could .a b 49, sAe-p. . i.sssTrs foSaH'y
- 81 ,~isrr, ,cr-Sns 20 Tist The sansI IA q b q
$50 ,fr.s.i, prohibits money rs sr paryos- %
ar ~ 10 ,rotbsr sad Dist the u-s % tie rated ~
ft. s CoButv Cantsns-ncirs' sr tie psyne-t and III.
rha ~ of c,u. tsst-s tbe CorPosi7 sf i city IN
% r.rpf b. sustained II riy 80 sch cbl-r-s ,ni
Ia b. 90 meet sneh sn itrn mu. b. vVd.t t'r 10 ths
an al r,xAu and hcaa. there sgsh liabilities which
NUT D. rie -rsssn 10 ny nnf whf nooevs Which
~. s,r. have rf.d Be TA-- pr Object sad
ct they I'VE s-lea My declared sbs not . esed r
otk~r sAs - thr, the cations 10 tishSse
" hich IT, furt rxiseG. rcr--in u1r0c- 60,
uasee p-rcsive srr'ous etzeeT ,ssf.a, Ees
vii .4hcseree ~ these 1urenrr' Ok TIE NV
Nhe'ier .-re D. Dot AZ te-rty 20 -srr<arc
ths ard birs s-sed ih1. the raior Is cntsse 70 sne -
,f .sket 'or the ~;oa for the perSmp,ory maads'aas
srsr..i Eifh cosrl
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Ad.-ru.-a-etI
-,p 1876 we have lust manufactured
TxR

'.,i imPorstions Tor the s'ason LARGE ss.,r.
- In5 popular Rsslaas aud other styles Of White, ys
eetnss to.rs from EsqnimAuI Bcsvor doubl. Pr..d.nt
" LS,aes &C Also, very large aud bcsnful A.sn.nt
%. 80. Gnn Beaver Cloths made In perfec, Imitation ~
abes,i and oih'r furs confined exclusively 10 u.
or ,scI Of BOYS WsrsR WAR Ia very coupl,,. IA
OI sssinyitc the attention Of hesds OF fsn,lls, "
received las; import atoms fpr the 60 n Of
We, PussIsHIsc 0ooDs-Under. Wear, Robe. d. Cham
tpss-ts Gloves. shswls. &c
sr,s, Inducements TO close out this very large stock
W., NlyTER CLOTHING. have con nouc.d The
ss,ta.rs 81 our Spring stock. ID. DEvLiS & Co
pt Nos. 80. 25s and 80 Broadway
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tospLInEsTARr DISsgR TO fDwIs o. PxRRfr.-
con p4imeIts5y diner sivep 70 y. O. Perr esa
prominent and su,e advocate OF the sn OF the
parry ouTis tho late canvas Thursday ni.ht a.
we nshson honse David A. Bokea, ESQ presided aud
peseh. ~ee made by the Hon. Bsaus Brooks. Mr. John s.
ooe ,ho others 10 r.,ponss to tOsss good COMPANY
present. ard soT the cloth removed the doors
ctodtHEs phsscd OF IN rood spirtA -
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fAdveusrrIentI
r.mn.xks' PREMIUM PLATFORM ANn Cnry.r

sr,L,s-M'e than one hundred different s,on,
pixg.,ers' Beams. Frames, Hooks &c Druxssf, and
sesr ssles in great variety; Standard Weights e., for
fAIRBaSNs Co No. Is9 Broadway
go afenis for MEsrsLY's celebrated Bells.
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tkdvsrts>mastj
U.,vOps SUPFERERs-A retived C,.ro-

Iv.,a 10 health IN e. days. after many yers If rod
aa mug suxous to MAKE known the means OF CIR.
nee the prescription u.ed Direct 70 the Rev Jo.s
" ss..L No. - fulton ct, Rrooh yn N Y
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FIRgxgs's BsLIA.--Ths ninth anos q bJj AZ M
even!n 4. ~ ~''~s ~
The seventh snBnJ bah e Pdesdsh,p qess osnp,o, M ,
10 to como Oh st tho came place Chusmss Eye. -
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fAdvertisensntI
Nu-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY h,

- s,ey variety Of Tr1s fof G,ocsrs Tea Dealers and pr
- sailes-souodons, Oolons aud Youns Hysou nom Ia
,Gunpowder and Imperial from &c. TO 5sc-sI otS,s
s,s esnsy low Also SD boxes Of rood FAMILY Tea fs
= Sasr Csn ..d sHsnine-No l7s CAsthsn-s., bst~ess
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IhK COMMON CoUscn,-This 6iy met on y,d.,
evening Alderman B'ckbousc President IN III. Cb,i, o..
which heins quorum the s0rd sdo,ysas IN 80
thopdSyl eytning -" -"
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LADiIs' FAR-Thc Ladies Of Christ Cy.srch hold I.
streets, to day sac olnorroS 'S'" @c'@''~
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COpRT OF COMMON PLEAs-CHAssEa.-Dac. ~
Before Justice BRADY.

On the complaint of Frank Le.le, criminal prcceed-
nss we're commenced against Derehson and o,nsn -,
t,k certsiu 81 his possesson and ~
cause was pendiDs before Police Justice wsr,sn Ts
defense and was granted by judge Brady ser 9Fmsee
B, Mr. Graham the :de and Mr. seAaSs, and
District Attorney sedswick tbs other Inc poosssS~
therefore removed from before the Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22
BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

BsooxLYS CITY MoRTALITr.-The Health Officer
npss the following list of deaths for the week ending
Dec 20: Males, 81; females 81; adults, Is; minors.
s-Total 65. The principal causes were: Scarlet
Nsr, 8; consumption and marasmus, 2 each; con-
,cson of the ungs nfla nmatOn of the lungs, Group,
leach; spopexy commissions, congestion ofthe brain,
lydOcephalus, dropsy, typhoid fever palsy, hopping
eough, each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22

JsvIsILx DKrRAvIrY.-A lad OF IL ycsS 49, b,
A s NTH bad Soys vas Friday ssns to the h0n''
81 ksfgse by Jpstss ClsIry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22
stJPREME COURr-srseIlL Tsan-Dse. p.-Bsssss JsAes
DAVIS
,soruyp x.,pAxus-Tas SEW coxnIssIosnRs %

| SUPREME CoURr-s'seI.L Tsan-pss "'-S's"'sSss
.sorHyR s.ypAuus-THE sEw c0xnIssIoHnns %
III. reo,s on . relation Of Juin. ~ Aokisy ss Richard =
Connolly
This is application for peremptory IIis q ~
dsmus, directed to the County Clerk, recurring I'D =
qualify The newly appointed CommissionoS OF Dee~6
The motion 10 opposed on the ground thss me nsy@
bas The right to veto and has vetoed the rsso,uos
be performed under lie Law of fsis, by tbs Coumsa
Council alone, and the Mayors veto power er rsf
the appointment is complete, irrespective Of ssy -
Tn. JYdee lntu,ated his concurrence with the vswS
Of tho plaintiff but finally concluded 70 reserve nv ~
John Foote for plaintiff, Richard J. CLARK Tor ~
fendaDt.
J.da nse c1 PisSf 'y for ,si% ., and 90 =
John Co.teI sst Rsbeees Bsssfosd
judgment for defendant.
Before Jsds. cIs..s, W x..~,
Motion for attachment granted.
jan. q, sic Changed from ss~.Yorf 70 Hhs
County.
srpyRIog CoURT-Goss.L TEss-Dsc "-P'''ssA -
cds e..l.p.n .s NE Ellsworth ffs cbes..bro.ss.
O,aer Affirmed without coes
"'' Tbeo g Drspes AT. Geo n Snow.
o,i., cxer11I,ed without coefs
H.rtis Corner a. sst VIM Hsnniesi' 80
o,Sey Affirmed without costs
VIM Hsasby sst Henri, ?. Tovas'ad. hs'
Order affirmed.
Samuel sbirn ,st oco. T. BsrthoE
oyS.r affirmed; coats SO, to abide sveut.
The General Term Calendar viii not b called see18
this term
COCRT OF COMMON PLEAs-srycrAL Tsnn-Dsd -
BefOre Judge DAILY.
Hspnsh Evans, BY Ter next faend, sst Lrssss w.
Divorce granted.
Antonio Walker at John =. wan
Motion to AGATE stay Of preceding psns9e
Charles Paris ss'. Josa orsef .. -..k -
Motion TO vacate and Get aside detsu" sfss
payment Of costs
COURT cALk. I, sT.an'n Ne -, ~
~ sg ~, Ii ~ r. 20, ,:s's NJ
81 q 8 e 3; q % 81 81 ii Is. ~ ~ %
sSpssxr coUnT-Cheuit Mo- ~ ~, =, III III 49,
iA, ss1. 1es In,; :, :" Nos "a NS SO 969, ~ -
sg,sR y. - "a, rS "a -. ~. ~. iss ~ ~
ia. isa, iHs. ia tsa'. "h'A
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Esssx TRIILs~Engine Company Ne: ~: % ,o sa ~
District tssd to take their :ssn1 s 70 a.sIsd to
norih Rhh street ON Christmas Day Thsy ns - 80. q,
n,is any of tho companies u ~ E@st>tn D""sN Wv"
11swss~ - fr,ssdly txik.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22

EyprcTs OF TBr CoLp.-James Siatteiy Was .nms
IN p.ensbls sat- In the street Friday night he
fon the cold and from injuries infictod by some "A'
lakea 10 the Third District Station House.