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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
Vocal and instrumental uusic.

vENHE subscriber having located himself in
Lewisburg, IS ready to teach Insirumen-
taI:Music in al is branches, VIZ. z .ano, Melo-
de0D. Guitar. Vlolin, NIyliaceiio, Flute, and
all Brass instruments.
He Will also teach Vocal Music.
Having been taught IN the best Schools in
Germany. he deems himself qualified 10 rem
der satisfaction.
He viii also tune Pianos, and put them in
repair II desired.
Residence for the present at Hers Hotel
Ian. I9. 1857. PRoT p. HELD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

Nav BERLIS.-The .Sun-fOrmerly
the .Nlr-estabiishmelt, has been sod
10 Nj HEINZgLMAN, and removed to
Njli.eburg in Snyder county, where be
will publish a new, Republican Tribune
.........A company We understand are at
s-or. not at talk for the construction of
Steam Saw Nill........The Conference
+ the Evangelical Association held a ses-
sion at New Berlin, last week and this.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

NATIONAL EATs.-Nr. Lsnox, Of OHIO,
has died from the poison communicated
by rats to water in the National Hotel,
Washington city. Large numbers ofthese
ra,s were found in tank when cleaned
ont, aui many persons were seriously in
jlr=l. These rats are - national"
posi.5nate il size 10 the other rats who
are Trcyjng on the National Treasury.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

kILLID.-A man named Nelson Hun.
gofford, formerly Of Otssgo county, n.
4, vas instantly killed on the 18th inst.
about three miles above Trout Run, While
IN the act Of sliding timber down the
mountain. Ills body w.s horribly man
sied, having one ann broken and head
and chest crushed IL. He was man If
10 family.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
70 tie Citizens Of Union C0.1;y.

I------.- II = = o
Le-:stu--, Ea~ -. 20
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

~Oa our srs; page W.. be found the
proceeding Il Nou-sy'. Cyaraa:.au. The
results arrived a; were harmonious, and
promise well l.. tie future
The -INl Gxel tsr tie Nominating
Conveati50, Tas the uala;uo4. selection
Of the Township De, zstes.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
Administrators Notice.

VHEREAS. Letters Of Administration
w 10 the estate Of HENRY DENGES,
late OF New berlIn Borough, Union county.
deceased, have been granted 70 ihe subscriber:
all persons indebted 90 sad estate are request
Cd l. make payment. and those havIu CLAIMS
against the sane viii present them duly
authenticated far sen eueni, to
JOHN VI. BENFER. Administrator.
New Berlin. March l6. S5T
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
Administrators uotiCe.

TSTATE Of WM. GUTELIUS. deceased.
II Letters Of Administration on the estate
OF VIM. GuteliuS, late Of Nitiiinburg. Union
Co. decd, have been granted by the Register
of Union county 10 James ". Sands. All
persons having claims against said estate are
requested to present them without delay, and
alI indebted TO make payment forthwith to
!. w. SANDS. Administrator.
Mifllnturg, Feb. ss, 1887 ri
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
Administrators Notice,

WHEREAS Letters IF Administration 70
W the estate OF ALEXANDER CUM
NINGS. late Of M.I.aburc, deceased have
been granted 70 the Undersigned all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested u make immediate payment.
and those having claims upon It will present
them property Authenticated for settlement.
JAMES W.SANDS, Administrator.
March 90, !-5T w6r4
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
BLINDS AND SHADES

u OF wv NTlIEN. =
u J. WILLIAMS. No. Il North SIKH 81.
ID. PHILADELPHIA, manufacturer # Vc-
niiian Blinds. Vel.ei and Gold Bor5ereI ]
and Painted shades. Of beauufu. designs.
Bur. and all other col0rs Of Holland used ior
shades. F!xiures. Trimmings. &c. &c.
wholesale and REAL, at The lowest cash prices.
- Store Shades painted 10 order. -
B. J, W. ihaGA.g, fur past patronage, res
pectfulIy So'icits The public 10 call and exam
lne his new and large assortment. before p1r-
chasing elsewhere. -. " study 70 p!e4ss. -
March 90 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
Public sales odrerfised at Chronicle og7oe.

70 Mar Thurs.-Geo Hause'S est, Chilisquake
- Mar. Fri.-JoS. Meixell, lot, Lewisburg
81 Mar. Sat.-B. Shoemaker's est. Deckari's
do Mrs. B. Phillips, Lewisburs
= March, Mon.-W * NLahr' s.Chillisquaque
si April. Frl-Jacob Sypher's, White Deer
do Levi SPengler, Hartleton
80 hpr.l. Thurs.-S. M'Cle,len'S est, BufIaloe
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

APro:. Johas5a having been di.ap-
po;n;sl II getting through o. wednesday,
as sZp.e:e1, he informs Us by telegraph
from LivsrPoo. Tia. he VI. Z, heEe til.
(Thurlsy) forenoon.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

PLANT TREES--Ogr town now needs
no ornament 90 much as graceful shades
along the streets. l.: every man and
~ohsn, boy and g..., PLANT TREE Of
some si,a this yc-r, aud the memory OF
shs blessing Of It may survive long after
We have rsr!.att
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
LGsii IOsI,

II MY. .,,,. has been LOST, LOST 5E no; 5nying
La.ches, Hinges. Screws. Glass, PANT, Oil.
Puuy-in short. ANYTHING yun want. lower
than ever. at the Hardware and Iron Store Of
Jos. MFADDEN, Lewis burg, Pa
iran : Iron NILs, .Nr9r.S!,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
$40 Reward Notice.

TENHE above reward Will be paid for the re-
turn TO the subscriber Of Bounty Land
Warrant No. "a ,75S. for 80 acres. IN favor OF
Jesse b. Worien, late Of Susquchanna Co,
Pa. and BY him assigned to o. '. Worten, Of
Lewisburg. Union Co., Pa. The above War
rant having been lost or misiaid. NOTICE IS
hereby given jha, If not discovered within siI
weeks. application vii be made to the proper
aGlhorIuss .or renewal of the sand Warrant.
Q. y. WOEDEN.
Lewisturg. Jan. u, 1881.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

~Rev. Dr. WATSON, Of Milton, will
preach for tie Lvwis5Vrg Presbyterian
congregation, mex; Sabbath. Services to
commence st 10. o'c.o,k 4 " ana : 2. u
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
LEWISB; COtE. YARD.

VHE subscribcr is prepared to finnish
L AT all times the very be>r COAL Of every
description, from the NIlkes-Batre and sha-
mokln mines. He mas on hand an article Of
very superior quality. such as Is seldom bro;
10 this market.which he viii dispose ci al the
loves; cash puces-Coal weighed. and good
measure warranted. - Coal exchanged for
merchantahle Country Produce Of most kinds
as wei rs for cash.
or south Water street.
Nov. -. 1856 II +. l. NESBIT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
The First of the Season :

OPENING OF THE CANPAIGN,l
NEW Fall Goods at Goodman &
~ Chamberlin's. Rich new styles all wool
striped De LANES. Also. Mouslin de LANES,
new styles, in endless vareiy-jusi opened.
NEW FALL CHINTZES-l50 pieces
new Fall Calicoes Of the latest styleS-ias,
colors.
RICH. GLOSSY BLACK SILKS opened
this dav.
NEW FALL sHAWLS, new STYLES stei.
Ia. Broche, ,Thlhei Cashmere and Cloth shawl
just opened at
GOODMAN & CHAMBERLIN'S
Leri.bYrg, Sept. IS, 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

Sc Two q i&e Te-e-s,s II ou! P1b-
lie Ssaoo!s, viii c5zt!uue tLe.r services 70
Subsc':gt.1a Scsoy.., TIE coming season.
They 81 eomFe;ea, aai WORTHY Teachers
(see Ad7p
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
JOSIAH KELLY. AUCtioneer.

COLLECTS The patronage Of the public
- Residence un South Fl.lh street. Lewis
bgrs, Pa. December :, IS56.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
UNION CANAL.

FNEilS work having been enlarged through
1 out 10 admlI the largest sized PennSylva-
MA Canal Boats, The water VII. be let IN from
Midilsiown to Reading on the lsI dav Of April
neI. II Toll Sheets and information reSpec-
ting the Canal can be obtained at the Office Of
the Company, No. Sc Walnut ST. Philadelphia
on application 10
Il. RUMBLE SMITH. President, &c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
Miss e.. Rowland

on Monday. April 9Th, m he
Room recently occupied by the Boys Gram
mar School. LewlsJurg.
TSaHS-Sl per session cf twelve weeks.
Schoo. hours ircm :: II 1! 4 VI, and fro IN
to ,. Pm.
The SchOo! Will not be open on SATURDAYS.
No deduciiOn for absence except IN cases
Of proiracied sickness l3vG45
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
L5gtsO,

In BuiTaloe Tp, 81 inst, Mary. w.fe Of
Phil! Swar'zlender, in her 9th year.
--------~-~---------~
EsThe Officers of the Union County i gri-
cultural Society are requested to meet al INV
Office AT PM. Of Saturday. 2lst March, to
make out Premium LiSr.&c. 4 full attendance
IS desired. J. 4. MERTZ. Sec.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

ScHHETIs ( Son --s displaying !be fist
New q ocis Of tho season
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

S- N'rs Res. Es.ate s..ss advertised :
10 Ous paper today.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
Pianos, and Nusic,

NJ, JOS. L. .TODER, Agent for Meyers
ss4ea and Vogh;'s celebrated Pianos. ha,
- Just received large assortment II Si.et
h2Sre, Piruos. end H,il9eo1 Bo3k,. Seminar
and Teachers supplied a; the Publishers dis
count prices. Music published y Gould Lee
& Walker. =. L. v a'ksr. or any Publishers II
the United states, furnished az their 7rcss.
NIB. Meyer, and Ngslts Pianos sold al ls.s
han City retail Pr.ces.-Lswistur-. Nur. Il
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

Horace Greeley lsc,urei IL Scranton
i.'; week, on hi way home after q two
months ty1r il the West. lie arrived q;
Us oNa Loass but Z few hours after Lii,
GUY s'n-4n interesting lad Of 5 years,
.si h'la-c. U.-breathed his last.
IRON sLar, i..aes..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

ra-T The "hit;iag" season has commen-
clI again, and long trains Of household
'p.uuier' and farming truck may be
seen seeking their new homes
We think the migration Westward is
not as large, this season, as usual. The
people are more generally acting upon the
correct principle tha; i, is better to divide
farms, keep families united, and make
more money with less capital aud less
labor by more thorough cultivation, than
- drive away capital and labor.
Among the removals in our county it
may be Of public interest to state that
Nr RULE, Commissioner, takes the Smith
! ACE in Limestone Tp, above Mifiinburg
Thi, Is the first County Ofioer, We think,
resident il that fertile new township.
THE HUMBUG SpoILED.-The Commit
tee 4 the L. : Senate, 70 whom WAS re
fcrci the rem oDs;r.nce against Gen. Cam
er5u's election, Of certain Forneyi;es in
our Legislature, asked to be discharged
from tie further Consideration Of the sub
j-e:, which was granted, and there ends
tnat folly. Some of the Members who
; gaei the rem0nstrauce, Gen. Cameron
stated, only did so to keep il with the
There are very few moist
iaars shed over the downfall Of Forney.
It i stated ths, he and the President
haze had falling out" Well, when
-QEQcs fsN out" e. &c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
NEW GOODS,
HEAVIER s kRENER

Have Just received handsome aS~HT''nen'
of FAIL GOODS. bought on most favorable
terms, and f5r sale on the same platform.
LewisbGrg, Sept. 90, 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

AsAlN'EoS.-Ibe Pennsylvania ap-
-'-sl'' we've CONSIDERED il Cabinet TO-
.ay' '7t 10: decided upon. These, TO-
ss'a'f With 'h'sa Of Eaw York and Cali.
'' Sf' expected to be disposed Of this
- =, ief'.ns hare, most interested, have
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
LEWISBURG BAKERY.

rE'HE subscriber has rented for term OF
years the commO4IOus rooms first below
Kline, Hotel, where he carries on Baking
Bread. Cake, Tarts, &c. and hopes to be
able io.render entire satisfaction and receive
a liberal support. He also offers
CON + +, CTION y f r +, =,
OF every hind and quality, at HAoie:s!e a1i
Retail ICE CREAM for the pab.ic and for
parties. IN large or small quantities.
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs
NUS, TOYS. Spices, &c. always on hand.
Orders at home or abroad promptly attend
.d 10. SAMUEL HOFFMAN,.
Lewisburg. Ian. :, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20


"a large number ef the Republicans and
o,her citizens Of Lewisburg opposed 10 the
National Administration, met al Amnns' Hall,
evening Of ls:h inst. and made up Tlcke, as
iaIlavs---every man voting directly FOR hi.
choice. and those having the mos; votes being
declared nominated:
FOR BOTH WiRDS-Burgess, Jesse
Schreyer. Constable. George J Rohland.
H.-h Constable. J chu Donachy.
NORTH WARD-Judge, James P Ross.
Inspector. Isaac 5 S,erner. Council, Joseph
Glass and Reuben snyder. Assessor Andrew
Kennedy. School Director. Dennis Phillips.
Ovtrseer ef Poor, Samuel Slifer. Auditors, J
Herr Brown and 4 Donehower.
SOUTH WARD-Judee. John Hough;on.
Inspector. John II BarkdolI. Council, Abner
VI LawShe. Assessor ,WIn.WIlSon. Overseer
Of Poor. James Blair. School Director, Thos
II Wilson. Auditors, Charles Cri,es and
John Kelly.
ResoEred unnlmorlsiy, That we will support
this Tscke: a, the Polls.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
MERCHANT TaUcR

I0HN II. BEiLE. having en'sr-eI
j and IT r--ved has shop. sa Nsr- p: >-rs=..
mex: . H4ye>' store, Aas Lou oIt4e1 are
and select s-1cE q
Cloths. C:-sSin'oEcS. vCs1incs Drd
TrinsR::ss-
Of all kinds. as GEN-rLEi.Iy' " FURNISH
ING GOODS. such rs Sa---' Ci..y-s. fcs.s.
Collars. &c. &c He e.. a.~a rzr-l "A
Cuttin~ ana -Toi.t.1-
in al their lr4l-ie-.v q ..- despatch. 7ccCrsl.
t. orte!. s.,-out e-o--.-ta-,, --I ~ TIE ms
reasonable terms
Rc1dv-u.aCC CIo1E;--
alvars - h-.--cLczre- 'ra- ,-- e-s7-Ss'
Having large i,rae.,' experience. hands
II ny eII .yg. / El9s v 81 a. t-s- .ac tes
- give general sa.stac'l. %. and share -s1
II public patronage. | rss-ect.1..y iryl.-si
waning aLy,h'u- IN ny line c. lasiusss 10
cal 21t s14Ll.le ny sock of Goods.
JOHN Il. BEALE
l.ev.stUTT, May &C. ISIS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
DENTAL GARD.

THE Iew method Of inserting aT;ia-
| cal Teeth. Gum. &c. known Is
Aliens Continuous Gum work.
IS. without exception. the h=>t improvement
ever made ~ The art ,i Dentistry. lelS work.
ra-a u fe-.y c-r-,-- -;et.is The most 5e1ut-
:ul:t.s c!rauss-.c ---e> the Crea,e>' Strength
with Durability. aad ads no.= 10 . clear an
distinct .rrT-,5. .a-.a-l. than any other Kind O.!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
Ii. Gf,REI IART.

~, Market street. next door 70 Brown &
R.tier's S,ore---LEWISBURG. Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
20 HricklaVcrS

WANTED, IN LevIstUr-. next season
w inquire ui GEORGE READ. OF
LEWIS PALMER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

Two TIE LADIES' N-t-.9-r { SH7 axe
se.ac II large l7. Of Dress Goods.
B4re-eS. B7aze GeLa.urS. Chal.les. Brilliant
Lawns a.l G.a-1alas - q; reduced prices.
I'ARPETS.-A yecy large ani well selected
! Ioty! cotton an al WOO. Ca-Tet~. from
=! Cts. 70 l-c5 Per vact. \ portion OF these
Carpets were bought a, auction, -tasTS t.rec;
from the ua-1iact-rs. al prices that We eau
sol. them very lew. Those 10 want 81 CarHet
We invite 10 cal and oas before buying else
where. J. ScHREYEE X son.
4 LARGE ami desirable stock Of Late>
"A Dress Goods. ci every kind, for sale
cheap bv !. SCHREYER * son.
4 LARGE lct cf Ladies s--ia- a-i sun
IA mer ShaEls, for sale very lcw. -
APr. l-is.tI j. SCHBE|EE A son.
ILOTHS, CasSimereS. Twseis and Summer
I Wear. for sale cheaper than ever bv
Aprl. I,Is56l j. SCHEEYER r SON
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

: -s-r- asS1-'-
u-rt.f COOKING
STOVES coa. n
w !. Sr-e C.al
=. -ss, Weoi AR
TrElt and PaT.Ur
~s-veS oc-tl L4I.e-
IS always KriI "a
hand.
CASTINGS Of all
EIntS made 10 or5sr-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-13
THE NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN CHURCHES
AND THE POOR.

brour the Evangelist, Nov. III
New York has b@en divided into districts, which have
Each church divides IT'S own district among n members
and thus becvssd the whole CITY, and especially its
poor population, Will De thoroughly visited Many churches
long since entered 90 work distress and want
are making tbemses es feo,hers following their
ample The object 10 learn the condition of tho poor
10 AFFORD temporsls I'd, and at the time ~ kady
advise with them nd draw them into the churches and
gather their child into Sabbath Schools Tho work 4
now progressing Hh most encouraging prospects,
On Monday evelon " the Broadway Tabernacle ooncye
gaton held me- 81 ng In their Home Chapel in 2eh
street and after ssurvey Of the ed about them conclud
ed 10 commence hc work at once, throwing iso tho
hands Of tie arrange tho details aud report on
Friday evening en- those willing 20 engage az once
visiters should gN |" in their namca.
ON Tuesday ev sfng the large lecture Of the
First Baptist chur IA IN Brvome Rev. A. Xsngman
Mott pastor, had bc subject under prayerfu con
sderaton, and the sstrct laid and taken ani
arrangements mad pot only 20 vst but also 70 open
new Mission Supds School in their connection.
On "Wednesday vomng the same subject waa present
ed in the Perrepora Street Baps church. Brookyn and
in the Reformed Dnch church Gov anns where several
churcheswere united the meeting and in the pre praions
for the work.
On thursday cvcsing The Rov. Asa n sm,h'e church
session adopted the plan and took preliminary steps,
by the appointment of suitable ccvuu-t,ee for early
and thorough systematic prosecut,n OF tho work this
,eason on their large and important aesd
On Sabbath evening, the large lecture of tho
south Presbyfsran church In Rrookvs (Rev r Spear
vas crowded VEIN deeply Interested audience, and Tho
evening was dvsed 70 the developer ~ the subject
after the anoun cement of the pastor % himself and the
cordial and nnous approval not only necful but
practicable Al fbs close of the meeting, simple m
vAton, ninety Of fLe members of the church pyesept
sent in their nance - visters on their district.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-13

Brethren and fellow men, you may assured That
person but those who osmply with the apove VIII ob
tain immediate work, the Commission e,s place full
confidence In impartality Proceed, sherefore, "
enroll your in your wards keep quie as DO not
listen 10 the foolish or incendary appeal o political
quscks, who would ruin your favorable pr spscS by
order OF the Executive Committee.
INV YoRS, Nov II, 1851
Vim. Bowes, George NoH
Francis fnlicr, Charles Habl wr,
James Mcclure, Charles Smt
n Gellmann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-13

the present crisis the mercantile monetary and manu-
featuring interests Of the country.
That we also deeply sympathze with fellow citizens
who i've by the labor OF their hands because OF the ri-
as and privatora which they and their families are
subjected a. This season of the year for tho want of en-
poy ment
That II be recommended 10 all those OF employ ment
az Tar as possible 10 curta all expenses both personal
and fnmy an 10 reduce the aggregate q need
AZ 70 render themselves independent Of charity OF
others.
That 1t be recommended our city authorities and 10
our men OF business and wealth, lar they can 70
give employment TO our own poor, both a matter q
economy to the community and because OF is elevatng
effect upon themselves dollar given takes away self
respect; dollar earned maintains his character q
man.
That be recommended all the congregations Of this
city far possible and by such means az they may
deem beet devise TO take the charge Of the thae
connected with then
That be recommended each Of congregations to
keep all the others advised to the families they may
sustain in order 10 prevent the unworthy from draw
inf from two Of support 70 the dctrment
Of the honest and deserving.
That the poor unprovded for by the congregations OK
the city be recommended 10 the support OF the city
authorities, and that will sustain the Mayor and City
Council in making all necessary provisions for them.
That IL be recommended TO citizens utterly To dig
countenance street begging, by refusing 10 grant any
charities al the door n those extreme and very
cases In which delay Of food would be injurious.
That there be standing committee appointed for tho
to that these resolutions carried into effect,
and to whom citizens and committees OF churches may
sort for advice to any difficult cases that may arise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-13
MASS MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA.

hso"fHss NOV. ~, 1857.
Five thousand unennpaoyed persons met In Indepcn.
dence square this afternr Tho meeae passed O ao,,e
orderly, the speakers generally advising the suruor, os
law and orsv Areporter f the Press beng called MON
recommended the sectins Of work instead Of Ins :,
meetings and taking any price IN preference 70 sarv
ing and wss sroaned; while The declaration of ano.boy
speaker that be would die rather than work gndes nrs
was received .sh applause. The ssus Of small pces by
the city was advocated. 'v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-13
THE CENTRAL PARK COMMISSION gRs.


THIRTY TBorsASp DOLLARS PAID nv THE CONF
TRoLLER TO THE COMMISSIONERS.
We publish the following correspondence betwe IN the
Finance Committee Of the Central Park Board and v CITY
Comptroller and are advised that the latter gcnem " has
ac ady paid over 10 the Commissioners the Of srty
thousand dollars -
NEW YoRx, Nov. IL, 1876 =
To Az.saH Faoo, fsq, Comptroller Of the city Of New
York
DsiS sp-At tho last meeting Of the Board Of Comm g
ported that you had expressed willingness 70 make ad
vances 10 limited amount on the stock lately authorized
by the Common Council
The Finance Committee are instructed TO confer with
you in order that the Board may he clearly advised AZ TO
the extent OF the advances will be able 70 make from
the City Treasury.
The Board well aware Of your desire 10 aid 10
tent that you are able in the present condition Of the
finances Of the city, in putting the uork tho Park in
motion; but they desire, before employing large body
Of to feel certain that that they will be able 10 pay
when ray day arrives. And while the committee well
themselves get the stock taken they will thank the
Comptroller 80 express 70 them his views tho extent
Of his ability 70 provide Of the treasury of the
city an advance o. the products Of the Central Park
stock Very respectfully,
cnARlfs aIs Iasyssnd, finance committee,
ASp Nm sTRoSc SRe Board e cDwTs,0ners'
Nxw YoRs, Nov. ~, 1861.
CrvrrrvrvI have received yours Of the Iih instant
and will in reply inform the Finance Committee Of the
Board OF Commissioners OF the Central Park that nmc.
aely uron passage of the ordinance authorizing the
issue Of stock for the Improvement of tho Central PARK
caused the required advertisement 10 be inserted in tho
papers.
As am desirOus 70 aid The Commissioners in their Ct.
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meeting of the citizens of Elisabeth CIV held AZ
the Court House on the 10th met Mayor Darby wa called
70 me shar The following resolutions were unanimously
Resolved, That we deeply sympathze with the manu-.
acurers and men of business Of our community because
" hs emoArassments 70 which hey are subjected BY
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forts 10 proceed forthwith their improvements OF the
park viii pay over to You at once advance OF the
proceeds OF the stock, the OF thirty thousand dollars
Yours, respectfully, A. C. FLNsf: Comptroller.
To Meesrs Chas H. Russell, And II Green, w. K Strong
Finance Committee Of the Board Of Commissioners Of the
Central Park.