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IN In
XVI - The money accompanies the order. 9
The Fair-Last Day.-Yesterday was the
"lsstday ofthe races" The weather was fftful,
cloudy and cool enough to suggest flannels and
thick clothes. The attendance at the fail
grounds was about as large as on Friday, and
the interest was undated Since the begin.
ming of the fair, up to 8 o'clock on Friday, six
thousand and six hundred foot tickets were sold
Mt this end oft bridge. Thisdoes not include
the thousands who passed over in the crow ded
Omnibuses of sllallcross & Terry, and the in
Vulnerable vehicles of all descriptions, which
were moving constantly fairsward AT least
twenty-five thousand people have visited the
grounds since the commencement Of the exhi-
bition. @
The great feature of the day, yesterday, was
the sweepstakes for trotting horses, which took
place at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. Floral Hall
lost its attractions for while, the farmers left
thcirvegetables and the mechanics left their ar
ticles to take care of themselves, and all squeez-
ed in to get good view of the horses. There
were seven horses entered. Mr.. Richard Neyens,
of Columbus. entered two, ''Harry Neel" and a
small bay horse, S. Keys, of Pittsburgh, enter
ed "Champlain," Mr.. Hanly entered sorrel
mare, Mr.. Potts, entered "Bones" a. B. Eli
son entered "Maior Shut" and Mr.. Hatcher
entered "OId Hiram" The heats were one mile,
three best in. five. 'Hary Neel" won three sue
cessive heats, though "Chaplain" kept almost
neck and neck with him the entire distance
"Old Hiram" came in third best The time
as reported from the Judges stuad was-frst
heat 2:49; End 2:413; Sd 2:4t3. Immediately
previous TO the race and during its continuance,
SO eager were the people to get an eligible place
that the Marshalls had great difficulty in main
tanning order, when it became evident that the
contest for the first premium was between
Harry Neel" and "Champlainn the friends of
the two horses became more and more excit.
ed, and splendid chances were offered for men
of meaus to invest unlimited sums of money
upon the result even after Harry Neel" had
won the second heat
After the race procession of the premium
stock was formed, which reached almost a half
mile. The procession moved around several
times to give visitors an opportunity to see and
admire one of the best displays Of stock ever
exhibited in this section of country. The pre-,
MUM list on stock was then read from the
judges stand. All who were interested in that
document rushed forward, and those who were
not struck out for home well satisfied with
what they had seen. The management of the
whole exhibition, from beginning to end, has
met with universal appreciation as far as We
could learn, and no'smaIl credit is due to the
officers upon active duty during the past four
days. We hope the fair has been productive of
sufficient means to enable the Association to
offer larger inducements to competitors next
year, and SO render the Virginia Northwestern
Agricultural Society fixed fact
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FRnM a 5-pli5TSsraTTT, -

FROM HARRISBURGR.
L SEPE.1 The Congressional conterees ofitheI
9th district resassembled to-day, After the
l2Gth unsuccessful ballot it was resolved to re-
fer the matter back to3the constituents of the
several counties There is no hope.of a cordial
settlement Of the ditticulty. The All tnen are
him In their SUPPORT and his opponents are
equally determined IN opposition. Another
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NEW YORK MARKET.

SEPT. 16.-Flonr quiet; safes :, 500 bbls at
81, 95n5. Wheatsf firm; %, 900 bushels sold at
81 4 Sal, % for roland 81, s5al 40 for whiteA
Corn buoy ant; sales of 81. 600 bushels at 6saT3
Pork is dull at s t7,40. Lard heavy. Tea; the
salesIs lcal2 c. better. Stocks irregular.
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NOMINATION.
PORTLAND, Sept 17ths-'rhe 6onferees of the
Eleventh Congressional District met here to-day
and Unanimously nominated w L. tDewart for
reelection.
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n .'i' CINCINNATI AiARKBT.
SEPTEMBER 1T.-Flour firm and unchanged
Whisky firm with good demand. No change
in Provisions. Wheatfffn.
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BALTIMORE MARKET'. p

BAGIIhlOtEs MARKET. afsz s,es
SEPr. 17.-Flour quiet and steady Wheat
firm; red 81, pal 80; white 81 .25al As. Corn
steady; white Gsas0; yellow 9Oa91. Whisky
dull. Provisions dull and unchanged.
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l YELLOW Fewer.
New ORLEANS, Sept 1Tth.- Deaths from fe-
yer yesterday were IS.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON.
SEPT. 17.-Liet Lambert has been ordered to
the Cyane, in place of Mclaughlin, who has
been condeInn ned by medical survey. Il S 9
Robt a. FiLlay, residing at Santa Cruise, has
been appointed Consul at that place and
Taplsy Young, of Va, Consul at SUIT
gard.
The rendezvous of the Paraguay expedition
will be at Baenos Jres short distance from
the mouth OF the Paragn river.
John .Robb has been appointed Chief Clerk
of the Pension Office 5sa
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BRAGGs ARCTIC LINITTE5lyllII'is


.ItBRAGG'S ARCTIC IaIN1NEN1s
THIS mPFsh s9ssie Imminent, which the srla
the - ag n nov rely
sPrsins D. uisek, Burns aud M
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6sit
S1s sse
enc lBSiiiS q EGISSSI.S, Ecz
aS,5, no. 80 99EgaI Street. St Louis having
gEepaFa without 81
ltle Of Arctic Imminent.
Henry D.sts S@s s.F9s
es s9 @
PIiy che III ILe eli 5 s7ss e q
Of SSag EaeS. s.
andfs SsN E w. e.
II * - 81 RestoFed ~ Beaafy,s. "a go 9s
George & Tyeg gS9al N
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sa' Hort bic s.Isnl,ior. nsi ss., = aga4
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mt tried the ARCTIC LInmsht Three cured
q, g. .sl5.i Wen lsr6nI5 CJnrelt $40
70 eoueh for three -
fsilsss q 81 1ESa Linz g
AnFR1PIosIpn5 ts7aa tiiha9ge $50
Fksa Nov st 1857 ,
seaded 5y.he seain Boiler, &
y extra the very abort =
ns va gene rom IN tive weeks
HENRY ltAyRRsk ssidenss JEeksOn sire e.
s.sf5. - The Hind Sect stS- 3 e
WEBsEtR err, lows, NOV. 9th 1887. - =
5 I'd ss5 sir For 9eF5
degree trsed sa
TO- no eject; Batui 70 Try 8 Fetis
t was ts1s 90
eyes have sti one t,4o
CaFi 9 aaa ny
yoaftnT remedy house Your truly ~
gRHBsEHR Cr41, Tow, Nov stlsS ffs5aiss5
s .Ss
know his
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,,zs5 -. iced for Anin4n = sssS .sl5s
~ Ldptn1ent ~ also equally
= y MRs5S the 5S9EeE y
keep the tn SfeS II
lNneMn tnr t5rs
We Dr. f. g
ment foT 2 teStiS itG Sn
pelior ia curing 40 well
that would other Ne keep and hSys Ee1tfoT
number years. in this
eS is great and
Sa sSSs
others having the care of horBe1. ., 49,
~ 20 a5S72 LYNCH, lRRNoT9& ooSsiIG
Chestnut Street.
Many IAN Druggists having sd IiPilents hand, viii Try
sss R Rsfso5sETSy 1s
TBS
one year Thsisone Of tnebestf Ys.iultrSted pspers
sa.
81 s alss s. Ss md 51 os
B6 6fs
An Agent wanted inevary town viIsfe A5Hi
tlons must be Aeeompenied refer
anIS;ly-Ss1nd& lse4sra Agefs fnf WRaeiIhS ~
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~ TIE H1IR-PeoplehaYe for centuries been aniIcted
with bald heads and the only remedy heretofore known,
these are dispensed with
have been often imposed upon by Hair Tonnes OF der
emit kinds TO all persons earnestly the
guest that they viii again, for in Wood'S Restora.
there Is nQltnc thing fall. We know who
was bald, who article abort time, headis
now covered tnleEt beautiful
was rapidly falling in greater perec-
ton than Il ever had been before e slt zTl "a
also without doubt the for keep
ing the hair in good nainHlt glossy
removing dAndru and has proved itself the greatest
my to all theiils that hair IS heirlto. q
II Is the duty every one to improve their personal
Pearance though some may differ IN regard 70 tie ways
doing but every Will admit that beautiful
hair, either In man objecthnuch de-
sired, and there are ehns that should be left
TO obtain such H0ntdtt.S Adeocnke
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. Ora'Oing Raita-Y Yesterday forenoon Robt.
Mcbride got around behind the counter in the
eating stand kept BY Mrs. Rohan, on the Fair
GFound. Robert being drunk he was ordered
out Being drunk he couldn' or didn't go out.
Being drunk Mrs. Rohan elected hun summarily,
robert feeling slightly put out about it, came
back and drew knife, with Which lie said
ms would slaughter Mrs. R. like a sheep. lie
was arrested and fined five dollars, which he
was not able to pay, and was committed to iail.
Large List Of Arrioals On Thursday there
were three hundred and six arrivals At the Nc.
Lure house in this city--a greater number than
was ever registered there in, one day since the
mouse was opened. This young army mas
Semptuopsly and well provided for.
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Cutting A1'air-A man who gave his name
as Thompson Smith, yesterday attempted to 90
In and see the wax works, exhibited on the fair
grounds, without paying, OF course the door
Keeper refused to admit him. An alteration
ensued, in which Smith drew a knife and inflic.
ted slight cut upon the wax works man. OF.
fcer Deufenbaugh arrested Smith aud took him
before Aid. Duty. He was fined five dollars.
and held to bail in the sum of five hundred dol,
lars to keep the peace.
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Re~eN

4 catastrap4e young woman from the
country in crossing the carriagsS drive at the
fair grounds, yesterday, lost her crinoline and
apPurtenances, which becoming eptangled, about
her feet threw her tistupon, the ground. About
twenty carriages were compelled to check up
abruptly until the poor girl, could beremoved.1
Not the least embarrassment was perccptible in
her face as she stood up boldly and repaired the
damage occassiOned by the unfortunate accident.
She exhibited more good sense and good breed
ing than many Of those who assaYed to wound
her s9nsiOilities BY staring and laughing at her.
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IAUaHL1Es g BusHETELD Agent for Whssif5as. "a,
gtsts KenersitI. fS - MIC -
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MORETHAN5OO. oooBOTTLEs
SOLD IN IHE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
I'm ONE Y EJAt r.,

rTNHE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. O. wooD, FOR RE-
storing hair perfectly and permanently has never vet
had rival Volume might be given from All
parts Of the world, and from the to prove
that 1t Il perfect RestorGtfpe but read tile circular and
you cannot doubt read also the following: -
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AMBRoTYPEs
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES .CLARKES ~
81, ~.


Prepared from prescri ptto Of Str u. Clarke az d.,
P1ystciIf Estraordindr5t 70 tie Queen
This invaluable medicine unfang In the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases ech the female
constitution is subject all excess aud re-
moves all 0bsrqctions and speedy cure may be relied
TO nIARRIED LADIES
1t il especially suited. will short time bring on the
monthly period Sithresu!arity.7
Each bottles price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp, Of Great Britain, to prevent eountetfei,u.
CAUTION.
Taese Fks ahoud not BE- taken 6yJsadlss during tie
FIRST THREE MONTHS ef 7oregnaacv as they arc
sure to 6g on fscdrr00e Dat at Guy otEe, time they
arc sa,s. u.s.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal AGections Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Palpta
ton of the Heart, Hysterlcs and Whites, these pills will
eTecta cure when al other means have failed, and al
though apoweryul remedy, contain iron, calOme
antmOny, or anything hurtfu to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which ahould be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada, ti
JOB MOSES,
aasis Qate !. Q. Baldwin Co.. Rochester, N. Y.
N.B-$1C0 aud postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thorsed AGENT viii insure bottle containing 50 pills.
byreturn mall
For sale by I. II. LoGAN'& CO, in Wheeling,
BIZ. Fahnestoek { Co., Wholesale Agents, PittsburR;
Purcell, Ladd Co., for va at Rich.
mond. fap9sE1y
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FOUND GUILTY. a
ST. LOUIS Sept. 17.-rhe jury in the case o,
Geo. III |. Lamb, charged with drowning his wife
in the Mississippi River last Spring, returned
verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree.
An appeal will be taken to the Supreme Court,
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STAPLE& HoUsEK EEPING GOODS Our stock Of these
- Goods large, will be sold low prices, and
consists of Damask Table Linens and Napkins, Linen
etngs and Pillow Linens sheetng Muslns all widths
and Shrfng CotonS of the following well brands -
N. Y. Mills Water TWi6t do, Lonsdae, NeWington, Ark
wrighrs Shaker Mills, James Steam Mrs Namlnkeag and
English Long Cloths, just opened.
sHep6 IfEISKELL a SWEARINGiHN.
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-.-rO PRlNrERS.-we have just received from the
t,r,uEifrg establishment of H. D. Hades = en- York,
NJ printing Ink which to believe
anos or to any Ink have heretofore offered to the
10 Oar assortment il alIcologS
taas ali priceS We solicit cash orders. News Ink in
Sna s d 20 h. kegs IS cts pound. No ink sent
~. "IsS, The money accompanies the order. q,
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81 CosnooroN, Ohio, Nov. Ii, 1885
Q. J. WOOD 9. Co.-Gepts: AS i have been engaged in
selling Hair Restorative the one OF
your local agents R kinsou,l and having exp.ri-
enced the beneficial effects of ysif wouldlke
West should you e make such an
1ates restoring tie hdfr Itaysbeen engaged In the
Drug business years, and have sold various
preparations for the hair, but have found nothing tae.
stores the seeretye nygorates the scalp
rs yours1 being fully convinced that
You tito would liEeto engage the
saleof It, for atsfed 1t selI.f se
Yours trtiIySf S. 4. SToCKAIAN.sb
- tYY1YLAGD, Mass, Feb. 8, 1857.
PROF. o. J. WOOD oo.-GentS: Having realized the
good elects Of your Hair Restoraye
finding my hair growing thin, weas gray, in
pared by rs color
as twas In youth; both which hiss effected completely.
In the operation lave used nearly three bottles.
Yours &c., JAMES FRANCIS
Oh. WOOD CO., Projectors, S19 broadway York,
Tin the great Z Wire Railing Esa
ket ST. st. Louis, No.
And 1old, by.ail good Druggists.
decd, t-R&W1y.A5 iy18-3m
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CHEAP FORf1CASH.e. 7sI
I5O. HARBOUR No. 148 Main St. has lust returned
81 rom the E9st and e receiving his NEW STOCK
oF FALL GOODS, which Is large and embraces me
gre9testvar offered in,this citysaz
MY stock consists In part of complete assortment of
Russt Oh Cloths Wall Paper, Window Shades
Curtain Satin De LANES, Gilt oornises Curtain
Bands and Pins Table and Plano Covers together with
variety OF articles too meuton This
stock has been with price,
and do think thatI dat bSSs
not before been offered in this city. - =.
Those in want OF Goods In the House Furnishing
please Call at the Old Stanl ana IatsTv
that is place for Coon Goops
8ePSs-s O. HAIIBOCJR 2
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
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% akEgsTER Cry, lows, Nov. 9thi
that swell william
know his t9tement 70, be trictIytrue, -
ns3 - =. iYAps4Yo 7. n, Webjfor CITY, r. :
O. cod for AIaiStIs n. .+t1f' sfSs --.is'
Tins Valuable liuinent gluaily IA
curing fhe dlseeseglo animals fooEinf
j q Arm Lynch, Ar66t 55
Keep the two nd are Ssf
orally known the 81 -
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FOREIGNI'7 NEWS

Ienger. "a = Z ~
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AZ - aes5 iYN6a.1 1 1aNoTs4 co,
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PRIYATHsALHOP VALUABI FAR6es
55 I n the,R Gig hbos heed OF YYlleeIfnE..
M Hascttber oHers for well known iiendaie
y Farm which Las been sub-diyiled into seyer, sFnS
itch Will be sold separate 70 suit tl
Each farm u we'll fenced, and eOntsinS fair
OF BILE and Wo6di6nd Each farm Is well "a.
the lands admiralty adapted the grH-
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Choice Goods

ICE! JOE
.persons wishing to be supplied with Ice from 8 mile
IA Ice House, will please leave orders at the Plumber
Shop of Ly6z2ml j. d. DILLON.
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THE NATIONAL ERA: WASHINGTON, D. c. APRIL 8 1883

tary advocate and champion, that messenger, l
will warrant, would have remembered the tor
rent OF rebuke with which he would have been
overwhelmed, till the latest hour of his life.
turn gladly joyfully, from the consideration
OF the extraordinary arguments to which have
alluded, to brighter, happier picture, II you VIII
only ALLOW it to be painted. The President COM
plains that he is tired of Kansas troubles, and
desires peace. How easy is it to be obtalnedl
Not by forcing, with despotic power and hireling
soldiery, Constitution, hated and spurned by the
people, upon q Territory that will rise In arms
against it; not by surrendering the power and
authority OF an infant State into the hands OF
piiful minority of its citizens, who, by oppress-
i've laws, and persistently fraudulent elections,
have continued to WELD the power which shame
less usurpation originally gave them; but by
simply asking the people of Kansas, under your
own authority, if you insist on rejecting the vote
authorized by their Legislature, the simple and
yet essential question "Do you desire Congress
to ratify the Lecompton Constitution, or the
new Constitution. now being framed Z" How
easy is the pathway to peace, when Justice is the
guide! How rugged and devious the pathway
OF error, when Wrong lights the road of her fol-
lowers with her lurid torch, have endeavored
to show. -
The people of Kansas, through every possible
avenue which has not been closed by their en-
slavers, have demonstrated to you against this
great wickedness BY ten thousand majority at
the polls, by the unanimous protest of their Leg
islature, by public meetings, by their newspa-
per press, and by the voice of their Delegate
upon this floor, overwhelmingly elected less than
six months past, they ask you to repudiate this
fraud. Dragged here, bound hand and foot by
Government ofice-holder; who, besides draw
ing his pay as Surveyor General, acts also as
President of the Lecompton Convention; who
becomes, by its insolent discarding of all your
Territorial officers, as we'll as the peoples, the
recipient Of all the returns, fraudulent well as
genuine, and the canvasser Of the votes-she ap-
peals to you to release her from the grasp of this
despot and dictator, and to let her go free. In
the language of an eloquent and gifted orator of
my own State, say, When she comes to us, let
it be willing bride, and not as a fettered and
manacled slave" t
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TREES AND PLANTS.

CATALOGUE of the Choicest Fruits, FioN''.,rs
n Trees shrubs. Roses, &c, will be sent on aIF
"O'' b NJ WATSON. 49,.
SD Old Colony Nurseries, Plymouth N'''
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THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE OF KANSAS.
SPEECH OF HON. PRESTON KING,
Of New York,

In the Senate OF the United States, March l6th 1859.
THE FRAUDS, USURPATION, AND PURPOSE, IN
WHICH THE SLAVE CONSTITUTION OF THE
LECOMPTON CONVENTION HAD ITS ORIGIN
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sli, siagioui, Hall, Kearpy, whitney, Ranney and
|Stickney-s
Messgs: Crossmsn, Niren and Harris, having re-
ce'yed the requisite majority, were declared duly
elected.
The Common Council having terminated the cleo
ton, on motion. the Board OF Aldermen retired.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Friday next
the 18th inst, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
JAS. A. HOPKINS Secretary
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ing the whole estifn nj
ton, having been lsely repaired and requires only
side about 100 feet long 10 keer he san fsoa inar
Ing the meat The whole est@ases a. $50 oC
FOURTH DISTRICT. ~ W
Lafayette Market This martet ~ IN aoaj order and
Mind sTs TasE.sTiis Sss si'i Is in good order
aud eopdiilon, having beer lately repaired. but
al PROBABLE cost Of % WASH ne 'ans
r.., .,,. - -
Iremsin respectfully,
fouf q qeitis 81 p1,,,p c,,u S..
City Hall, New Orleans ~. June i5h' lsss
To the Honorable the Common Council
my duty 10 e % NJ Depas cosan
for taking up and rsayn he ons
% ss e e. a
the edges and TOP, that may have parallel
square sides and edges ard when laid and
make close joints owe half Of an inch side
THIS clause has been entirely dgarded by said contractor
bis If and The written nce given . him said
and speciscstions.
that prompt action should be taken by honors
Your OBJ dlsn. .eryani,
The following communication was read and ac.
| cepted:
BOARD or ALDERMEN,
t. ~. 1..u...,,.... june 9. 1855.
~ 'Hs 'iOA0"0e 'ne .s', ~, p sna msmoets
GentemenThe following resolutions adopted ey YOUR hon
oTabe body were eoneurred ~ by the Board Of Aldermen
nsne Id com "a i h o9 sec ion oil the ordinance
resolution giving permission 10 j. Deiaun to use the neu
s grsund on Canal street. Of ST. Charles placing
eoatiou hat t phe O ~, A.,
10 favor Of Joseph Mathis and Eli Fonbene 81 2 being half
and ssts b ~ @ corner OF New Lesee
resolution 10 pay snndfy persons adopted June 1873
Aresou'ion approving the adjudication by Comptroller
the contracts for filling Washington Square with sand
aon he sreet n e
70 repair ne Common street shelosd delay
notice construction Of two brick cniyers