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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27
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 ICbacc0 GrosUess. LLiIIL 1sasz aA.a:E1EGIi11i.T ! N:OTIICE.. 11fa

" would respect fully inform the Tobacco
 N Growers1of Goa neettcpt. tbst I am now pre- pared to receive additional, consignm ents of leaf from growers and eealers thf0ughout the State, havingjust completed the extensive i'm provments on my premises. making it the larg- est saaiBlluuse iris the Staie. zz BeteNing it will be to the lsteit of sgowers generally to con-, centrate their interests in leaf this year at our central market, the bulk of leaf unsold in this county. having already been commissioned to. this point, as it is becoming more of a centre for buyers to supply stheir stocks thanever, and especially this year. with the large crop On hanti which is being warehoused to asgreat eE- tent here Fiji views of buyers: will iilneeessaii4y be met here, preeiudihg' in Ii grsatziln easotre spusc schases, from growers as has been the case in former seasorfs when we have had smaller crops than the present, s2:St..&| ,q.s
 My efforts will be cv,fted stpissy tos'te eOamis- sion business acth u,tasua5 actss ar aaksag sales at te earl,,st nearet 1eques's My tefnis'fas doing the business vii lnIeet with tie acceptance of FaA eonsignors. --'< T,, -' -3i!:';.:
 Ed.5=@a.f E3"d- .:',- Fl. B. WILCOX; ssi'~::. ,A H, lee and TIT Front-st:,, Hartford, Conn. ? 3m t'3I ~. .>@Ii
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27
..=e eEs.ss ingg2zs CHllEii.
4siZLLfAsSRI I>fs HAlNCY, G9ODS
!",* :>i:ti Hi :+ .::..!,ts! Mrs. Is. M. BALDWIN

s<s GJ@ | zslIEs tSfsI
 RRG OULD respectfully invite the attention
 w -of the Ladies' to.:iler large assortment of Silk and Straw i.onntts, Straw Hats. Caps auu Straw Trimmings of every variety; Ribbons, l1ces. sFlowers, &c Nets, Caps, Collars Cuffs, Ruffies, Embroideries Tissue, Grenidine and Lace veils Trench 'IorssSts ; :Kids and Silk Gloves, all colors Wide Belts and Buckles; Sun U UmbIellasi But tous. Bindings, Trimmings; Braids, &c.,, Sc. Mounting Bonncts always .oh hand or. made tq order at the shortest notice; Straw Hats, and Bdnnels;' b1eached, dyed and pressed in the most fashionable shales Dress;
 Having secured the services of Mrs WEaples she will attend to making little Boys Clothes as usual New Goed5: and tue latest las ions, re- eiyed every two weeks through the season;all of ~Yhjeb will De sylI cheap for casHl. :;
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..IiI-itri Wntl VIf1t:t... TO CONSERVATIVES,
T 40 Bin, .,50s.e .ey.oT ,, S21 Broadway. \,

g ~-l '1 ; ..'s''IO CONSUMP44NEso. tl :..A -' TIE Advertiser. having been 9restoresi to
 health in few weeks, by very simple reme severe lung affection, and tha, dread disease. Y Oonsumption-is anxious to make known to his fellowsufferers the meaps of cure: .....i .,;- Toauwho desire it, he will send a.eopy of the prescription used free of chargel, with the direeti ms for preparing E. and using the same,
 which they will find a. sure CURE for, Consnmp- ject of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip
 tion is to benefit the afflicted ,. and spread in formation which he conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his reme- dy,.aslit will: cost them nothing, and %nay prove a blessing H.. ......;;
 Parties wishing the prescription will please Jfa4 ...s.,e REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
 :set'j--?l WiHiamsburgh, Kings Co.,, N. Y.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27

STATEMENT -0f tue Condition q the Bssfs S of LAehfield County You dhes first day of 5G Szg cDxaan,sz7zAm
 Whole amount ofiDaptal Stock
 Bills p5H of ibs aa Bank ia fssstia slSSs 5 ss9
 Amount due1o Banksin this State, l5.I47'04 Deposits not heasing pagsI interest; s 100 2sas2 MyidsndsnaPsH' l f5ias 8rx- <. ioss.
 Fa4ai1ss since last EiasidI t ss5sS ss E < :s: x s::e; 7; t;,. M sals5s2. 5 a-i'';. *s9:;i ai =s; s.AssETsT .of .ss.sruo4:: 5 Specie if the Bank :: l< !. .a.G .a:Z .as1e,- ;; Us De1ifand and Legal Fender N6tes1O TOO EBil k of her selY ent B3 nIsss sa. 59f)i fl Anfousit due from Banks :. E. !... BE- sss 62 SU United States securities hf.s :. ". :. .sI: National Bank of Redemption Stock h1 8eI
 B Hartford City l3efds-::. .;e. .f,.. 434 5OO,
 17!New London ~ ss'7. g. ..F. ,ae;;.;,!a a7te
 2O Naug k. R. ....... .s.--::... -:i0.!5 5 sherman Var i. BoHdS. 5 a.700 s- D. .sSc RevehHe Stain ps.!!! 4...!.. : 8aO E. Non-Hesdeht; Tax: :. -. :+.f.., .:-oL.i 57H Expense account :=:.-:: . ,: :s. s. 5 .. :.:E 67s 9s Checks and iothei cash iteas, imn,e-. ..::..,. 'f diately avaiiabie :..; .s:-.,.:. 2 Ot,l 2a, loans and Bifls discounted, due the: F .s bank: i:,!:;.' :;:.. .: ls2 s42so "a z.lE--..s "a !z. :. s2A:is $sIs.5s2 ,5a] Ltthdeld rounly,I ss. :. New Milford, April 6,.]
 1885 ~. -'-i.' '--s ;'s. ..: ~-s-. :! se
 Personally appeared J. Conkfin, Cashier of aforesaid. Bank, and made oafh that the abore| Knowledge; and belief. ''-... ':'t z ':@.. a
 Before me, this sth day of April; A. D. se51 :.o2S By Has. ,..: WILLIAM KNAPP, .s+ .... ..- ~. ...t E.,., Justice ot the Peace .st
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27

Etchfield County, ss... ql.si4!!.::,,.: .,si5 ,'' s Vi Falls Village. April s7th, ,lss5, :; T. t's E.e Personally appeard, A C. Randall Cashier of Aforesaid Bank and made oath that the above Statement is .conHcf aueording to his best
 knowledge and belief, Before me this Eth day Iof April. A, D. l865!.I. 1,ts .Clasi'i .~z@ .,
 s.:@..'.,} LEE@P DEAN; Justice of the Peace. .- =.
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sssal.ors of said Estate to exhibit their clair
 ssass ., the same to1 tfe Adnnistfayos ano hnees snas De given Of akis srgar
 itei;s,asa ,xsssa'ising in "a newspaper pabIishs in nrblin s; ana by posting copy thereof 6a the inc nlase post m m sad town of Sharon nearest 7I sI sl5aa3aeCertifedfrom Reeerd,, 1s.n sa.Nt 9Mr s5 -Asf CHARLES SEARS, Jndea.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27

- TsEf. f.EGslkARHffGS ENSIAW UTE. .'Y7Ts INK IN <RRy ANT. 1& sTRATToN' s great A International Chain of Mercantile Col leges.
 Siuieuts sayhos &dnter tMsEs College become f members of thirty-one of the most prominent Institutions in the country.
 Fl. This College offers superior inducements to a:ao Young Men, Boys, Men Q of middle age, and :, ' .countants, Salesmen, Agents. or wishing to I perfect themselves as Teachers of Penmanship s@ OF to engage in active business of any kind. I; Any person who will send US the s names m M oi gs sforty young men. we will send free Of charge an Ornamental Poster designed by, r, E The College Monthly. containing fulf partic aars, will be sent free to those desiring 1t. ''<
 Address 'A' 4 ''Es''' '' EQs1J J BRYANT! STRArfON & GoRBIN, saa;i .l.Sii GssarQagif.: hsse Bridgeport, Conn
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27
iN h1s1RIcT, Kent, ss. Probate Court, t,,April
 -A0 9th. 1865. [.,. --.-i.'E> --t.N. .|..-.-

E k RESTRICT of Kent sss. Probate Court April -AD 9th, 1865 '' -.'''''> 'F'"
 Estate of ALPHEUS. FULLER, late of Kent in said district, deceased. The Court Of Probate for the District of Kent, hath. limited and tIl- lowed six months from the date of this order
 TOT the creditors of said Estate, represented ir- solvent, in which to exhibit their claims against said Estate and hath appointed George w. Peet of Canaan and H Homer R.. Merwin of New Mil ford, Commissoners to receive and audit said claims. = ...s M. S. BARNUM, Judge i, The ubserihers give notice that they vii l meet at the late residence of the deceased in South Kent, on Saturday, the 29th ofiApril at one o'clock, P. M. and at the house of Edward Judd on Saturday thezl4thiof October next, at the same hour to attend to the business of said appointment. t...,.:.-t! -,-. ;: .......-i. .. ...= . aonER aeokah R W. nRRWfs. ERR1s Commissioners
 All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 =: CHARLES l. FULLER. Administrator NE .-.'. . -l..[
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27
A | Court s4 of Probate 6oFi en "a at Plymouth
 1 Nthtn and for tic Distriot of Plymouth

,e.. Present., Amn1i Giddings, Esq. !Jaaf9e.
 1T oh v, motion f0f7ef Smith; AtmfnistrS3or of niss ne Estate 'ofz JEREMIAH lVRLEY : late of .6Giynonth wit itbins said distl4ct aleeeased This eo1rt doth decree that sixsmon ths be5 allowed :imhea tor the eieditprsc ofs said estate to A1,,a :their claims against the: saines to the gwen ot this order by posting copy thereof on .ne nuotic .e rsslgnpost in said town of Plymouth Il nesfess @ the place where the deceased last dwelt ? -.o..~ Certified from Record,
 ol Sw V.R: 0. GIDDINGS, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27

A 1T Court of Psobates holden atRiymouth, A within and for the District of Plymouth, on the 2lst day of April, A. b. 1865. ..':7tl i' | x Present, Ammi Giddings, Esq, Judge 7.' ,;s On moIlon of Samuel H. Guernsey, Executor of the. last will and, tt stament of SAMuEf, GUERNSEY, late of Plymouth. within said district deceased, this. Court doth decree that six months: be allowed and limited for tie credltols of said estate to exhibit their claims against tae sa ne to the Execttor, and directs that pubic notice. be given of shis order by ad- Heftlslng ln a.. newspaper published in Litch. heia County and by posting a copy thereof on the pubic sign=posti in said Town ot Plymouth nearest the place where the deceased last dw It.
 r :" -a-g. Certified from Record,..k..: ", s'
 Zow V. R. 0. GIDDINGS,s Clerk -
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27
A T a Court of Probate at Lit enfield within A and for the District of Litchfield on the

4sh day of April, A. D. IS65. .... :
 Present; Edward w. Seymour Edq Dadgei stgstor on h the aRsia Estates W of HARRIET c. MILES, MIL en within said District, deceased, it is ordered by this court that notice be given thatthe Ad Se ministration Accounts in said estates wla n;.e oe exhibited for settlement at the Probate opt next in said district on the 18th day of Aprllf this at 10 o'clock A. M. by posting. cGpIyt 2I town of order on the public sign-post a,ne in .a in news Goshen and by advertising the san ;.atf;a,d conn- papar published in Litchtield, Li'o'
 ty. Certlted IrUls ,W sEYMOIJR. Iudge
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27
1-3O- LOAN

r. By authority of the Secretary of tie Treasurv the undersigned has assumed the General Sub seriPtion Agency for the sale of Urited States Treasury Notes bearing seven and thfee-tenths per cent interest. per annnum, k6own as the SEVEN-EHZRTY LOAN. l. These Notes are issued under date of June 10th, 1864, and arc payablo three yeas from ehat times inlcurrency, are convertible. at the toption Of the holder into .h, 1.-l 57'!
 $. 5-2o Six per cent. ss.t. ...:G'4O.Ls.Dl-BEARgNG2 BONDS.
 These bonds are worth premium which in ereases- the actual profit on the 7=2O Inan. ana it's esenqaioa from taedzd arqto,, ,,d,,b aads from one to three ger eet n,ore accotdfas to the rate levied on other property, The interest is payable ~emi-annually by coupons attached to each note, which may be, cut off and sold to any bank or banker.
 v The. interest.amonnts to- A4E&@ N.- One cent per day on a $50 note. "" Two cts s' -'--- sis E SlOO E l, Ten tt q ss $5oO . .. 90. ",."sa :. S1ooo " :-, '. $l -," <" # .gss$5oooe l~s e.. Notes of all the denominations named will be promptly furnished upon receipt ef.snbscrip- tions, and the notes forwarded at once. The interest to l5th June next wilIb paid in ad- vance. This is. ag- ..-3s
 The only loan in Market now offered by the Government, and it is con idently expected that it's superior advantages will make itthe '.". >',-.' ''.s GREAT POPULAR. LOAN OFTHE PEOPLE.
 Less than s30G. oO0,OOo of the Loan authoiiz 1 ed by the last Congress are now on the mar ket lhis amount, at the rate at which it is fUe1ng absoYbed, will ali be subscribed for with in%fouf>,inonths, % when the notes win undoubtedly command a premium, as has uniformly been the case On closing. the subscriptions to other Loans. s>''" ''.- .'' ''''" -~'.t'.-' 2''Hl
 In order that citizens of every town and sec tion of the country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan, the Ma tionar Banks, State Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed to receive sub scriptions at DIT, Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom they have oonfid5uee,> and who only are to be responsible for the de- livery of the notes for which they receiyeoy q Edars. ys@2f,2 a-4 .1a ts l1 JAY COOKIE # -t'.| .'.'5 Subseriptton Agent, Philadelphia Subscriptions will b0, received by the First ENationat Bank, LitchGeld, q l.. y a7a2 jm,
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27
Editol S} Lifehfs,d. ESoairs, \ 1T .918 ,g

E. . Eaitef LiteAyl<td EAqars,: 15l zlH 'as
 Dear Sir -sWith seur lpel;lslial permiysilon wisb to say to tAs readets otlyglir cpaper rtkat will 5a send, ,by return mail to all who wish it lfree) slasRedpe.a with full difeetiops for making and s using simple Vegetable Balm that will effect aally remove, in ten days, PimpIes, Btotches, J@ Tan. Freckles, and all Impurities of the skin leaving the same soft, clear. smooth and beau tiful. U f5i. .' %
 I will also mall free o:te. ,hpse. having Bald Heads, or Bare Faces. simple airce ton and in- formatiop:that will enable them to start a tulI glowth of Luxuriant 7Haif,. Whiskerfs. or a Moustache, in less than thirty days. ,-s= .zr
 All applidatons answered by srlilil rlet ilrt mail "N "''nou' 'a' ' cn"igss3 ,h.oa ha,a :s5oEz asa7
 ---~ --THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
 40 Sm. s0. s.,,.4 :, 831 Broadway N, '. t
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sassqsl.NOrICE..z

ENuRLIC notice is hereby giye1 that appli- k cation will be made to the denepsl ,ass AS Z. sembly of Connecticnts May session. G .s0o; So1 70 amend the Charter of the Danoury ana NOT, ss;i walk Railroad Company and empower sa,d and company to increase thell eap.. ,I ps,,yh ths towns {Se @ snnmrV BrookGeld, New Fairfield, sherman, M of New Milford as far as may be necessary .3 Srm functien with the Boston, Hattioin ,il. aaJ ETis Railroad Or with the Housatonio naiit''U tas may be. deemed expediene;f i sis,a o aw
 April II, 1S66. ANs' as'. ''' ''
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27
$ Court of Probate held at the Probate "A office within and for the district of Wash ington, on the 22d day uf April, 1865.


 ..t Present, Henry. J. Church. Judge. Upon the estate of DANIEL T. MITCHELL, late of Washington, deceased, On motion of Simeon H. Mitchell, Executor on said Estate it is Ordered, That six months from the date here of, be limited and allowed the, creditors of said estate, within which time. to present their setttemeht. of bs debaFfad recovery, and that all persons interested may be notified, the Ex- ecutor is directed to publish this order in newspaper printed in Ltchield, for the next three weeks successively, and also post a notice of this order on the public sign-post in Wash ington nearest to where the deceased last dwelt within five days of the above date. . A true copy of Record i
 23w HENRY J. CHURCH, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-27

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{. 7: G'OLDl--BEARgNGg t BONDS.

be promptly furnished upea receipt of:snRscrip- tfons, and the notes forwarded at :onee. The interest to l5th June, next will be paid in ad- vance. This is s.gL ,..~S@
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Mississippi q Missouri Railroad.

Mississippi q Missouri Railrsad.
M Aa
loe&- sUs1s1RR ARRANGEMENr.le6
Trains run ny Chicago time, which in twelve min
uies faster than Dsvenpon time.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY
~ 10th, 1854, and until farthex notice, passenger
train will leave Davenport a. foliows:
For Grinnsii and Washington, Eapress, s.ss A. u
For freight and accom-. ior Grinneil. :. $50
For irelshi and accom-. for G-inreIl,
Iowa City aud Muscstine. p. n.
Trains arrive at Davenport as follow:
Freight and aecommoda, from low a CITY, 500 A. n
Freight I'D aeeonmoda, from Grinnen,
ana Washington. 4:4s. r. n
Express from GrInnell and Muscatine. sis, r. L.
The 545 A NJ. Train out of Davenport make di-
rect connections at Grim ell Iowa City and Wash
ington, with the Western Stage Company,s
Stages for ali points west, southwest, aud north
west
Trains from the west connect at Davenport With
trains of the Chicago Rock Island Railroad for
ali points East North and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity- O
giving distinct directions to the destinatiou O
theu baggage. Also TO procure tickets before tax
ing their seats IN the cara. -. -..- #.
JOHN = TRACY, Geul. supt,
A. kInsAI. Asst Supt.
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{ SoAe>8S - hSSA SAee.% eSAa Aveose
- 5 R2EfG
EDS TlssCHA NesE s,R TIME. enbsTs a. 6
,wISrER ARRAN GEMEN T..
! loa and after sunday, Nov 9th, 1874, ustil
tarsA.f notice rsrns ifiIesse Roet t.issa Depos
- follows ''nesl sassirs s-hasg =e' sflgsb q 3
! - $40 stit a ssetss East. ma e,s- b-a rs,f,
Day Express and Mail train at so n. arriyi,s
\ IN Chicago at 4-S0P m,
rhroue k8reighs srsis az IN: is a . rrssins fs
- rChicaf6 a. 4lS Es- -s q r,lf=-. f-..= "a. ,
Express freight train, at 5.4J p, n, arriving in
-. Shicago a. sfV :. M. - - t"s 'f,aAs = s.
N'sa, Espress 'sts.o ~, arising in 1Chieago
Z ~ S.sSNs As ~ % sClil.1lc y ssitsL D sa
rsAIrs ARRIVE Fsoa THE FAST;
Night Eih-ess Al $50 . N, leaving Chicago al
z u mAoR,shS.8 .lr g- FsGMhaaf "a -ra.a 81
t5sr saea's g,ir, ar.s45a. =. b., isssiAs
Through freigh 81 \ =. na, ; hsviag Cniesse
30 y. M. g., Hssi 3 ia tsaIa y 81 -
D czeo al =. 10 n. 10 80 tf'-sFT11
ALI frnns over khss road arei sIrsr CON. m tim
~ Chicago vita trsins over the Michigan South
ern, the Michigan Central, sed the 70 I'd
Fort ayne Raieoad, 90 and from Dstrsat, To-
ledo, Clessixnd, Ceianbsa, Clacinnsti, Pttsbursh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, PhissdeiphIs, Baltimore, and Wsshington.
Also, at LaSa3ie with trains of the Illinois Cen
trail Road, North to Gslena and South TO 81. Lou
is, and Csirc. ateiii- = .Iht als tp7i 1-'7af y
Passenger. are rem isded ofthe sscsssny of Civ
ing distinct directions the destnasion Of shsiE
seats IN the ears, the conductors eolieet fares
enly 10 stat4sns oxhe line of the Chle sse Rock
Isiand Railroad. JOHN r TRACY, Sup't-s
w. n. WHirnAr, Ass'tsup't. -iA -EA y
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Resumption Of Southern Trade.

II has been generally supp std thu, tie re.ump-
,ion Of trade between the North and the south
would necessarily be very slow, in cousequ OF
the supposed destitution Of the latter, and tho
inability Of southern merchants to pay for their
purchases This superstition hns already proven =
f.llsey, 10 att, sted by the heavy bills bought
daily IN this city by Southern FIRMS and by tho
large number Of this class u customers The ner-
chants now here from the Southern States Admt
scarcity Of money, although their funds arc in
much better coalition than tho North has been led
= suspect. But nearly all ofthoin have cotton, or
some other Southern staple ready to ship Tor the
payment OF goods. They generally aver that they
never had much confidence In The final success Of
tho rebellion, aud that when the indications 81
Northern success became palpable, they had the
forcthough, to convert their rebel cur.
rency INTO more tangible sh,pe, while
there yet chance for doing a..
great many u those merchants accordingly con.
vorted every thing possible Into foreign exchange
while others hough, up cotton, rice, tobacco, and
sr,h o.her merchandise q. they could gc, In
exchange for "Con'c crs,c'' bond. and currency.
Ihc result is, TIA, they are IN much be,tor COZ 4.
zion for buying ,han 'hc North wa. lei TO rippoto
Thobe wAo were In good commercial standi- =,
before the war, aud v 40 new dcsre to make ,heir
bills payable in cotton, or other commodities, an
slmos, In riahly -co,nmodEtci ty our Iner
chants aud 10 Same friendly sprIt which existed
before the war Is ..,ani:es,ei toward thom. They
claim that there Ia In the South not less ,har
three million hfles Of merlhsutaole cotton, snc
that large proportion Of tbi, AMOUNT 5 ready TOT
shipment 1t will be seen, therefore, ths, ,hore u
40 substantial ground for the ,rprehernon tia
the supposed poverty OF the south would be bar
ricr against general resumption ci trade uetueeu
| the 40 sections
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Ibis fact, and tie public viii hold fhs Commiss IN.
responsi''s II they shall leave any opening for
evaa.Jn o. tho fulles, performance Of duty the
part O, said COT FACTORS. We sllude W these
facts At The present time, for the reason that con-
tractors heretofore have acted On the .uparer,
lypoiho-is thu, tho ,,re,ts of Sow York corsls,
only OF Broadway, Fifth svent-s, and . few Of 1ns
other popular ,horourhf.res Upon these the labor
and the money have been mainly expended, AMI
less prssentious streets have been len TO take caro-
Of themselves. This nvidious distinction In favor
= the voalthor localities IL what the PEG ,le now
expect u Street Commissioners W prevent. There
n no reason why the crowded stroes on the .ast
have named. Tho expenses Of street closn.
ing arc borne by the ciiy 81 large
end the poorer clauses should not be excluded
from their share Of tho proceeds. lie, there be no
cause for . Continuance o. this unjust discrinina.
hon under the new management. We wan, Broad
nov arc, not because they sro popular streets, but
because they arc streets Of New York and We
want those thst arc less notable brought up 10 .
condition tha, with At least make them hahitoble
and he.ihful. II devolyea upon tho Commission.
ers IN Masking tho new contract 70 guard sesiust
They now have The power 70 provide ,gAns, ne
evils with which ,ho city has 40 long been Afflicted
IN this respect .nd thoy will be held 10 = strict
accountability for ,he faithful performance Of thor
duties