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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-30

VI ~ -AIVIIV1II 4NsvTTV IVT IIIv OVuIpHHY'
A UCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
- win be sold at Public Auction, SATURD AY
March ~, at II O'Clock If prevDu " disposed of
at prVate sale, all the right redemption purchased
auction in September, 1858 in the Ebcnezer H. Bowen
estate, by Niles Osborn. his ate consists of the H.
H. Bowen Homestead House and Barn, two other Tene-
ment Houses one large Shoe Factory and one small
one WIN an acre or more OF Land all cgiDy situated
on Main street, Worcester.
Also vacant Lot containing about one half an acre
lying Just east of this For furher and more definite
particulars, enquire Of EDWARD EARLE,
Jal0 deOptf Agent for Miles Osborn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-30
Gea, Coffee, &t.
OH paper. 6e

1 1tV VA MAS STREET. pays the highest cash price for
VIZ ~, ,i az " SfAPERS, OLD ACCOUNT Books al n
PpGiLLD pTSS rs AND BILLS, OLD BOOKS PAN.
80 imlghest cash price paid for Rags CoioreI and
NlV"r Nhlte' diff iag9
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INC soveroign Remedy for pyspepsia

4 ItGII JtLIIOII DIJLGIS J
THE PUR ST AND MOST EFFECTUAL TONIC AND
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

a the CopartneTship heretofore existing between
MowRY LAPHAM and JAMES A. SMITH, under tie firm
Of LAT HAM ~ SMITH is this,ay dissolved by mufini
consent Mowry Lapham nOing authorized TO settle Mi
business of the late firm. MOWRY LAPUAM
80 JAMES A. SMITH
Cherry Valley, Jan. 20, 1863 dsts ia27
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-30

On FOR SALE.-A beautiful country
Hid seat In Mondon, consisting of Il house and out.
k-Abgildngs, with about Ave of land well Gov
cred with fruit trees, the residence Of the BENJAMIN
davenport The buildings in perfect repair, and the
lana Is in high state of cultivation. 1t Is desirable
place Tor any one that wishes purchase pleasant sit
uatlQn In the country For terms and other particulars,
inquire of ID DAVENPORT HOpknton, Mass.
- Executor of the Estate OF Benz. Davenport.
IIOpkinton. Jan. l. 1863
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-30
NJ M L N Sc CTION SALE
ORA
Large and Elegant Collection of Rare and
Beautiful
$ Il A S H r L l. S!
PUTNAM 81 CLARK's SALES JroOMs.
WORCESTER, MASS.

They are all WORKS OF NATURE, and no artist thai
ever lived could imitatehem in shapes cuors The
wonders and beauties OF the mighty deep The first
sale will take place
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17

In week and calling thom out for isv days to meet
an emergency win lessen the productions o. the sAe
For where such an emergency arises as to justify tne
service in the field their minds are g'nersy in such
state a. 10 iucapacitate them for many days Tor any
peaceful and quiet occupation, while the e1eemen' ~
tending weekly eOnvocatiOns grates the morbid pro
pensi.y to hear the ne~F, which keeps mem IN
restless and feverish state from one weeks emo "
another Il also instIs confidence among the people,
enables them TO prosecute their a6ors with greater
asznranOe. kro wing that through the nsrumenaliy OIL
THAR own strour arms under the blessing Of God, "they
.bal reap What they SOW" II will also enlarge their
D,,,;o.ism and render them less selfish and misery
And while iG infuses energy and HE ana &C
tivity among the peopls-While viii anord our
Generals an opportunity Of concentrating at
given time their reguars-Whe 1t will close the lips Oh
AL crOak.rs and autfnders We know from Its prac'
teal operations it will show to the enemy and the world
that We are determined 70 DO free or never survive our
hum iation.
The treat business before " Is to secure our lnde'
nend,pos LIST the people cooperate with the regular
let taxes higher than be levied to reinstAts
our currsRy; let neghbOrhood CLUBS 70 devise ways
and means to supply the wants Of the needy and deVe
ops resources, DO organiGeoi anu ie' OouBr01" anu
our State Legislatures address themselves exclusively to
war matters finish their work speedily and adjourn, and
before the campaigns Of another year are ended, We will
be in condition TO establish our right To- Independence,
aud, BY Gods blessng, if need be, defy . world in
arms.
50 long as the people stand alOOf from personal
participation In this great srugge 30 long as their
time talents and energies directed to speculation
and accumulation of gain 30 long as they suffer their
legislators to fritter away whole months In SenselesS
arTon and puero resolves entirely foreign to our great
srupele for lie AID liberty 90 long as they hope for
divisions among enemies, or material aid fro for
ecu States so long they trust their interests to Mr.
Maorys iron cads, exclusively to our decated ar
mics ia the field just long will they be disappointed
of all their sAngune hOPes and this cruel war will drag
its weary length along.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17
Mr.. Dvcs's Opinion.

"This two years war has brought about 90 much,
that in the event Of disruption being carried into effect
the dominant power ia the New World will be u free,
not slave one. II other wars could show as clear
gain 10 humanity is conveyed in this simple fact,
there WOad 90 less reason complains Of the useless
mes, of bloodsbed think the mos ardent sympAthser
With the Sluh will admit in fairness, that if by this
series Of campaigns the North has secured is sspre-
macy on this Continent IL has not fought without
or reason Nor CAM be urged that these successes of
the Federals are temporary ones which leave no
d finite result The feature IN the war which has
never varied the fot that the NOrherners have al
WtyJ kept what they got They have never been drive
from Town they. have ever practically occupied or
abandoned Territory which they have really made their
own Amidst all their bundos defeats and delays ley
have shown that enAcity which peculiar to the Auglo-
Saxon race or, perhaps, more truly speaking to the
inhabitants Of Northern c0untriea The nations of tie
South have a fire and dash not conceded T. US but
somehow, last Logger when it comes to strength and
endurance. The Of the war, hitherto has fol-
loved inseusibly thefamous Anaconda policy, which
General Mcclellan claimed without much reason for his
OWL Very Slowly but still surely, the North has drawn
its coils around the South 50 eezng h ntS narroWer
compass with each successive Cfort."
Thus writes Mr. Edward Dycs, in article entitled
Retrospect Of the War" which We find In the Sep
tember number Of the Viet0riS Magazine, London
publication Thus, too, might Mr.. Dyoes ancestors
have written at the close Of the sixth ysar Of the
for American independence when the British held every
important city from Boston 70 Savannah, and Wheu
whole States appeared TO have been subiugated fer
years. The war ended and not city, nay, not foot
of soil did John Bull RETAIN AL the blood and all the
treasure wasted during seven long years repaid him
literally nothing,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17

Bus NJ DyOo IA lsnosani Of So1ae inpoftass Asla-~
winchester has been again and again reoaptured from
the Yankees, and held ct pleasure. Fredericksburg
.s theirs for six consecutive month"; but they had TO
abandon Il. Charleston, in the KahawhA Valley, has
h.sn taken from them more thaa once. Even the State
of Kentucky Is insecure in their grasp a. was proved
when Kirby Smith threw Cincinnati into oonvulsiOn
and would have captured 1t had be not been recalled
BY Bragg. Numbsrless small towns have been repeat
edv vrested from them and thousands of tquAre miles
viii return to our possession the moment certain
wicked obslinaey has been overcome BY disasters which
no amount of pride will be able TO Withstand:
Yet, there Is just enough Of truth In nj. DyeeS
ooipion 10 set us to thinking When We look to the
West and SEQ what an immense ares has htea swept
over by the Yankee armies, and when We remember
What suffering, shame and loss of property follow in
tho wake of the invader must feel that It Il high
time something we're done to arrest the progress Of tie
yandAs II We ask why Eastern Virginia and the Az
sntc coast has not been in Ike manner, there
can be but one ansWsr-Lse and Bsauregard are here
10 defend US, not Pemberton, Homes and Bragg. The
dav will come when this Lesson will be taken 70 heart
Dare We hope that Grant will not bvOuae his troops in
the sreets of Savannah before that day AfiVSsf de
voud be a bold man who would answer in the Athena
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17
DIED,


Al KesvicF the residence OF brother, R. NJ Mary On
sy All OF hcvnbsr, 1853, 10 tbs sssuranes
b,.sfa noft Atty Miss PANGf T. MALLORY, daughter Of
Colonel Mallory Of Bunkisk county In the 26hysT
Of her age -.
Low hand Of affection pavs IN the stte pt
10 h us POOR tribute her early bier ae
when her tender ffs formwas ed hoy the bed where nc
hed weeks u at
had silent Du whoa -
Lhe was patient resigned indeed, witnessed A.
Thing pAence aud h5r egostlon 10 sickness and
haIn, devotion - her aIei mother vas mjss osnla
example, Arniabe kind and nctenaie beloved By Az
who knew her. the oily child liy s PsTei:
IN .esr their decliniI Bu dtsh yrs
on Thirteen yesrs hsrt % God ana eoniee
ted 70 his sery;e res1g ali the temptation Nhlci be-
the path young ca turning aside IRON the hahs
FIRTH Eddy hrorg Of pleasure an La Win hsf sore~
20 ighler seeaesin Heaven Oar grief 10 10 poigH.n Al
hearts are dse,y Wosn led oGeg words Of eoa.olauel
Tbs only alienation soIr.W 70 In Tie eon-tm aaen -
life aud her DEATH
sSshe lived as lives p..r~fal doys,
She del Is bloisslas tIe
And her spirit hOsts above,
feraph In the Sky
NAV her agsd parsut fad abundant co IN the Dlae 40
v. heed the warnng s,uadsd 10 with ruh ioemn A.
| $500 ga. = n Al. ready AMIGO.
nsau, riot coauty Nov Tth, 1885, noF-lr' .
p,oaed tha nfe NJ the resdence OF her husband John
Pace county, otJber sh, Mrs ELIZA :! o'PA|A
Inc n;sisrious wisdom u Him aDean things well Is tf
nit 70 comprehend. Why should The destroyer relh entt
pleasant my crclr, and bear The CHERISH wife Of
nj cur Heavenly Father afflicted sly. The =
ceased dutul daughter and afectonAs we arc
now trus In the mansoned house Of Eur
Tier she willing TO die, relying upn her ts'our r ioP
poi
nov mourn her less. J.. EDwAHD MAEIIs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17
E,oR SALE will offer for sale, on TUBS

ENOR SALB.-I will offer for sale, on TURS-
IL DAY. the 2lih day 1865, the New Market
Race Osurse Petersburg, Va, the
CELKBRATED RACE HORSE AND STALLI0H,
~ E ID E NE.
Red ~ bright bay, win black legs mare and tall full 10
hands h AID believed 70 posssss more Inc points han any
horse In The country. j.
He has won IS oat races and The best heats Of
miles each ever made this Continent (ames IfSl46f
7:loJ and has lost four mile race.
He psrecy vigorous, and presents rare oppor
IN a,tF for DIT sniabls investment
H pedigree perform VIII be given a the sale
TEHns-oash credit 70 sui the Purehss,, ,rx.vnvp
osuPbsn q u, Hsn ~. isssg - s0isI+ds
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17
mARIkEEN.

On Thursday the l2h November At b. PAulb Ohu;cS, In s
city kew Dr. na, gsrode, eat WILLIAM O. W. L.
LLR A, to Nss JEANNE X. HJwELL youngest dAug4
Of tho late Oo. w u. Howell OF New orleans, La.
s New Oriears NsteheE Montgomery, (ia) and Angu "a
(ua.j papers please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17
NOTICE.
CONSUMERS OF WATER

IL in Jefferson hereby notified that II they s .
nav theIr water bills the Of o'clock tedAi
they VIII dealt with according 70 the requirement. Of We
lovng extract ordinance concerning the Water
Nv an ordinance passed the council May 9th, 1865 eJ
Bill remain unpaid for DAYS aer that on which
ssned the Aud shall notify the supsrnteadent who nah
stop the water being used the premises, In respect 70
which default exists and not paid within yfkEs pan
shal be placed In iho hands Of The Oily oslestcr 81
nsi7-li AsasaE,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17
HOUSE AMI EXCHINGE H0TEi

j. &. TALIAFERRO X T. &. FIELDS,
(LA1E OF CONGRESS HALL
DEG kave TO announce TO their friends and
- ~ public generally that they have leased the Baard
House ami EKeaA1ge Hotel aud hat ey viii spare no eoFs 70
give enfire saisf1cton.
Oar table provided with TIE VERY BEST thai the
ket vi ad1rd, and cur bar supplied With he
OuOIOtsr LIQCORS
MESSRS r S Pc FERS AND HENRF ORTIZ,
he Assstans former Proprieto viii remain
o95-in J. O. TALIAPERRO 4 CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17

MASONIC NOTlCR.-The Members OF
Richmond Randolph Lodge, Ne. 49, VII attend ssstei A
meeting the Lodge at tne Maons Hal THIS EVE 6eZ
MING, 1T 9 O'Clock. w
VIM. J. RIDDIcK,
Assistant seey
The members Of s.isr Lodges and raent Brethren are n
visd 70 be pa eseat. hoi'-h Q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17

RAHk OF WESTERN FEDERAL GsSEaAts.-hy jor.G n,
GRAFT is the san or oetr il COMMAND taking rail from
dats Ci FetFua l6, 1852; MsjorGea Burnide Ia next
In rank bic comm ssion aaabg Asr,h ls 1862; Major.
Gan r sGc.ans IS nexL taking rank from c6mmifson,
da:ed Ma oh 81, 1862; NJ jor Gen. G. II. Taomas com
m ssioa il dA,ed April %, 1891; jIsGsn. Houkeit,
MAY s, 1864; and Major Geo. SaermAns in November,
le6Q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17
s'she lived as lives pc r"fal doVs,
She diel Is bloissl3s lie;
And now her spirit nosts above.
A s.r.nh Ia The Gkv

re- We are authorized to announce GEJ.
H. WEST EsQ as ctlddate represent the Osuaiy 81 IL
fax in III Heue Deeeatss TIA Special Etn &c "
held on the 9th Thursday In November. poie-s6e2wl-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17

Dec Is9, FOODS 1925. 5Co Ia LOLA 400 Inc42s,SN
By reducing the wheat to aour, the quantity OF tine
latter left at tide water this year. compared with as
corresponding period last year, shove deficiency eqIL
70 2,22I, POO btls flour. I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17

Dec 80. 40 Dc. sS4 800 Dec. 6s7 400 Dec I49 o
Tho aggregate quantity OF the same articles Ie at
tide water from the Of navigation 10 the
IN instant inclusive during the years 1862 and lses
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17

TNHE Subscribers have this day formed a
Il CORkRINkRsHIP uEder he Firm and syie OF s. n DA-
Wis co. the purpcs Of iucng auction and Com
Pson bslny Or ths sale Of Negroes They uu sell both pub
ly andp-sey, AMI promise er test GxsEuons promote
ne interest Of taeT patrols.
sir es wl Tor The present. he that lately used By
l. III EJokss, clrnsr Frankhn street. add L5slst alley
rhs solicit The patronag their fends plbc gene
ray, P0rers alssJ IN asndanee a. "a varcu depOs.
n DAVIS,
ROBr. RICHARDSON.
Redmond, Nov. {, 1853 nos-dim'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17

pfolaSilss sosisslsa ass fossd and - vel organized
that employers cannot induce others to take the places
Of the strikers
The Tribune says there are shout forty ron-cad veS-
se Of war 10 course Of ooLspoon, a. the Suspension
Of the work woud seriouy amer as tie government at
a time wnen Il n, eds simorsd vessels Of war. Ofthe
forty sm,d thirteen should nov be ready but cannot
be for SONS months and ths "strikes" viii put thtm
much further back. ss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17

QUICKER & LEE,
Ii AUCTION a COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
LYSOHBURG, VA,
wiz seys sonEgunsnt sale, at AueOu privately, AL
Descriptions Of -
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE,
Andpiedge bsr best highest rsteI
Acqunt ALA with net proceeds, rendered promptly.
Our neH1 Auction sic WEJNLSDAY 24th June regularly
haeAhcr th4i dag svsry Two ueeks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17
BALLARD HorEL
IN REHRING from abusiness in which


REcHN.ND, Va.
IN REHRING from business in which | have
been 80 loag gAsed s tha cannot do wlih5ut
turning assf Wivdgment AMI heartfelt hsaks "
many pcsoth rd1 AID the public generally for lie kind
liberal which have favored and sustained
through5Et my Whole business
busnJss rel-c ally-and Win your smiles aru
pent zrtunrs feel assured The
t.5shueut those uh poieness
0bgng disposition WI render yOus - iurn uneE - roO
more plea ant than evtr
AIS Ballard Hotel under the Of Messs
O. Tauaferre o. Field, gsn'l veil ana favnratJ
known o puto ard o. whose s0n hIsoAss hot
nav vel be Lfusld cordially icoEusud htm 70 The
pusc snd asr Tor them counal Ice tAt support whics
have received frum NJ Old friends ana patrons.
nQv3-lGt JOHh r. BALLARD.
a. Charleston Courier Mobile b gster and Advertiser, Ss-
vsAh Repubhca Raleigh stg JoUras and Memphs Appeal
Nc sad pGblsh lines ard send bills 70 this ONCE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17
TOR SALE.-A very desirable farm, contain

EOR SALE-A very desirable farm, contain
IL Bg about 40 gores ~ niles frUm PoHhLtAn Coart HOu-e
ana AbCus iron Jefsou pablo landing James river.
There place excellent Dwelling, Wnh rooms.
AID the yard, The houses ading threshing
all 10 good order. There also
a1e peach and apple orchard on the place.
s vn one nile Of an Episcopal and Baptist Church, and
our Ptsoyeran and Methodist and In exceedingly der
able nsghoorood. Mr. H. Graves AZ The Court House, viii
FoF 5TtbsT pGrtieplsIs adircSs r. 5. DANCE,
oehy-iH MtdloLhian p. o Chesterfield, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17
FURTMER FROM THE UNITED srArKs.
THE LABOR sTBIKEs.

We continue extracts from Latest United States Pc
psrs;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17

n nDSi1- ?. BlTNE, Q. n HOOD
MOORE, BAYNE & CO., No. l47 Main
w Srsa Lynsh0srE, Va Wholesale erOeerSAad cOniS
don Merchants Ne OF Soaking
90, Win rs0Ve and sen sugar h1asses wheat Corn Hou
Baeon LsaAer and al dndg country produce An saleI
npty nspoftsd accompanies viii proreds thereof
NOTICE.-Messrs TARDY & WILLIAMS have
IN sHsvs control Of sale Of the Pima and Fancy soAps,
Manufactured - ssabhhnen 70 WON al ords nnIi b
addrcsed-
payng ne highest price, shhE In cash Or IN exchange
far ,oap-ss- nj FInd ~ rrs,ss. wv. G. WkBB 90.
ien-d hAnchesia boap WoTtA
Z RROSENR OIL,
IN Llnssed on Peanut on
Lari on, spirits fupontno, ko.
u p, UUVAL, DrugEi1L
b1D-ly Ger. MAll 1oA ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-17

UohsUNPfIoN OF UohL.-Tho Warrington UnI9H, O
the 7th, saysi
The quantity Of coal required for government vessels
IL really incredible. There three hundred and fly
steamers sfoAt In the service burDir coal The Iron
sides alone burns two toss per hour, fory-eght tons
Per day, or sixteen thousand tons per annum. One
million ave hundred thousand tons lie the estimated
ouantikY reqrred for this species Of the service.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
SHOOTING PRISONERS.

Tho Coppcrhoad Journals and orators assert
their own fidelity to the side of the Union,
yst on evory incidental question that arises
they instinctively take the part Of the Rebels.
Thus The World insists that our Government
is wrong with regard to the two Confederate
captains arrested, tried. convicted aud shot
by Gen. Burnside on q charge Of recruiting in
Kentucky for the Rebel armies. Says The
World:
Tho nsIt step in is career Of and bunder
wa. shooting Of couple Of Rebel officers who were
fouu according version Of tue story, recruiting In
KsntucIy by tho pfscvdsots Of international martial law
we tie right psIhSps " shoo tss sss Of The spsmy
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

the conduct Of the English Government Mr.. Cob.
den did not obtain permission to read letter from
Secretary Welles, who, in reply to statement Of
Mr.. Lairds that he had received an offer in 1861 to
build vessels for the Federals desired that directly
or indirectly any application had been made to Mr..
Laird by his order, and that he had always denied
the numerous applications Of English and other
foreign shipbuldes
Great preparations are being made for laying the
Atlantic cable. Very advantageous conditions for
manufacturing the cable have been offered to the
Company by Glass, Elliott & Co., who show the
greatest confidence in the Of the enterprise.
A great irritation exists in England France and
Austria against Russia in consequence ofthe last Rus
sian note and the tone of the semi-oical papers is
very warke. The negotiations between the three
Western Powers are very active.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
Proclamation.

TIE President Of the United States has Get apart
Thursday the 9th inst. day Of National Thnnkssivn.
and Praise God for the series Of victories hich it ha
pleased Him to voucbsaie to the National arms.
Believing 1t to be the sacred duty OF al who truly ove the
country is Institutions unite in grateful sknow
edsmeat OF this sssa manifestation Of the Divine favor
cordially recommend tie citizens OF NewYork 10 join in
proper observance Of the day thus pa for thu,
by sbssnng from al secular pursuits ard by assembling In
their respective places Of public worship to unite In the
liTous services suitable to the occasion.
While Offering up gratitude to the Supreme Ruler OF
nations the victories which give promise Of an ey sup
PRESTON Of the Rebellion o; not forge; to sckr owedss
national aims and shortcomings remembering that luxe
warm patriotism and the spirit Of faction have prevented
employing with becoming and unity Of purpose
the ample which bounu Providence has placed
10 our hands, and which, thus employed would have loDg
since secured TO US al honorable peace.
Let pray that the misguided men who rving 10
overthrow the mild and benehcent Government, which tbeiI
fathers aided In founding and which they heseve,
shared in administering may be delivered from the evil spirit
which possesses them; that all party strife among ourselves
In time OF national peril. may be tupplsnted by an
ardent and devoted patios and iha, the spirit Of rspine
and dsobedsBce to law which recently msnested itself in
this city may be forever ,ubdued
Given under my hand and oHicial seal a: the City
(Ls1 Hall in the City o, Nsw.York. this Third day Of
August. A. D.. 1888
GEORGE OPDYKE. Mayor.