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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-04

On motion of Mr.. Foster of Bethel,
ORDERED. That the rules of the last House
be adopted as the rules of the present House,
until otherwise ordered.
On motion of Mr.. ATwELL,
ORDERED, That the Secretary of State be
directed 10 deliver to the Clerk, for the use of
the House, one copy of Worce ster's Quarto
Dictionary, one copy of Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary, one copy of Lippincott's Pro
nouncing Gazetteer, one copy OF the HOLY
Bible and one copy of Cushing's Manuel.
On motion of Mr.. WILSON of Hallowell.
ORDERED, That the Clerk of the House be
directed to invite the clergymen of Augusta,
Hallowell, Gardiner, and of the House to
officiate as chaplains, for this House in rota-
ton, during the present session.
On motion Of Mr.. WOODBURY. of Houlton,
ORDERED, That this House hold one session
each secular day. commencing at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, except Saturdays, when it shall meet
at 0 o'clock A. NJ, until otherwise ordered
The SPEAKER joined to the Senate Commit
tee on Gubernatorial votes, the following gem
tlemen on the part of the House:
MEssRs. FARwELL of Lewiston, KING of
Lyndon, HoLBRooK of Freeport, TUFTS of
New Sharon, LORD of Bluehill, JEPsoN of
China, WHITE of Rockland, ERsKINE of New
castle, FOSTER of Bethel, PHILLIPS of Orring-
ton, BRIGcs of Brownville, MILLAY of Bow
doinham, EVANS of Cornville, BURRILL of
Belfast, ANDERSON of Eastport and COOLING
of Alfred.
Mr.. WE'RE of Waterville, offered the fol-
lowing:
ORDERED, That the Clerk Of the House be
directed to furnish each member and officer of
the House with one copy of the Daily Kenne-
bee Journal during the session.
Mr.. CARLETON moved to amend the order
by adding ''and the Daily Eastern Argus,
and gave as a reason that it would be but just
to the very large minority in the House to
allow them a Democratic paper, and not
force them to read the Journal wholly. What
is meat for one might be poison for another.
Mr.. CLARK of New Vineyard, concurred in
the remarks of the last speaker, but the mi
nority party had decided on taking the
standard of this city.
/ MT CARLETON changed his amendment in
accordance with the views of Mr.. Clark.
Mr. PALMER of Bangor, said if a copy was
10 De furnished to all the members, he hoped
tney would not be confined to the Standard.
lie suggested that members follow their own
cho'ce as to what Democratic paper they
would have. He moved to amend by adding
or the Bangor Commercial.
7 MIR. PERKINS of Poland, remarked if il wa.
to go on so why not add cor the Eastern, Ar
gus"
Mr.. WEBB of Watervile, remarked that if
we were to have one Republican paper, why
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In convention OF Members elect of fhe
House or Representatives.
AUGUSTA, W ednesday.

AUGUSTA, Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1872
The time having arrived for the conyeniny
of the Legislature of Maine, the members nf
the House OF Representatives elect assem-.
bled in the Representatives Hall at 10 A. Nj.
and were called to order by S. J. Chadbourne,
Esq, the Clerk of the House for the year
1871.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Fuller of
Hallowell.
The certified roll Of Representative elect
was called by the Clerk, and aquorum found
to be present-one member only failing to
respond.
Messrs. Woodbury. of Houlton, Humphrey
of Bangor, Lord of Detroit, Titcomb of Au-
gusta, Farwell Of Lewiston and Butler of
hampden were appointed committee to wait
upon the Governor and inform him that a
quorum Of the members elect of the House
Of Representatives had assembled in their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-04

not have one Democratic paper. Nine parts
poison and one part meat was not rs he would
have it. He was for having one Democratic
paper and letting the Democrats nominate
their paper.
Mr.. REED of Waldoboro', favored the
amendment ordering the Standard, as it was
the wish of his party, expressed at caucus
Tuesday evening
Mr.. PALMER did not presume that any one
wished to press Democratic members to take
any paper they did not want. He thought it
would be well to allow any gentleman to take
any paper he pleased
Mr.. CLARK inquired why it would not be
well to put in the Lewiston Journal, for he
might prefer it 10 the Kennebec Journal.
While we are on ''ors" let us go the ''whole
hog"
Mr.. PORTER of Burlington after few re-
marks, moved that all be stricken out after
Journal and insert ''or any paper they may
choose in the State
Mr.. PERKINS of Pennington, thought it
was understood in the House that we shall
have the Journal. The majority OF the Dem
ocrats want the Standard. He was in favor
of giving the Republicans the Journal and the
Democrats the Standard, and if any one wants
any other paper let them take it and pay for
it.
Mr.. LEpRoKE of Foxcroft, spoke in favor
of allowing the Democrats of the House the
Standard, as they had selected it. He was
opposed to allowing more than one Republ-
can paper, incumbered as the people are with
taxation.
Mr.. PORTER withdrew his motion to amend,
and the amendment ordering the Maine
Standard, was adopted, and the order passed.
Mr.. PIKE called the attention of the House
to the imperfect ventilation of the Represen-
tatives' Hall, and suggested that some mea-
sures should be taken to remedy the matter.
MIR. LEBRoKE concurrod in the suggestion
of the last speaker. He was laboring under
an infrmity which rendered it necessary that
he should have pure air, and he was in favor
of having something done.
Mr.. CARLETON found no difficulty in his
quarter, but if some mode of ventilation was
suggested, he would favor it,
Mr.. PIKE remarked that he had been in
informed that 500 had been appropriated by
the Legislature two years ago for the pur
poses of ventilation, but for some reason
nothing had been done.
On motion, Messrs. Palmer of Bangor,
Pike of Calais, and Lebroke OF Foxcrott,
were appointed q committee to confer with
parties relative to the ventilation of the Hall.
On motion of Mr.. MILLIKEN of Portland,
Adjourned.
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GENERAL 4NEWS.

Karl Marx is still in the land of the living.
Fisk had to pay Mrs. Helen ]. Mansfield
$4,000 as compromise.
General Sickles' bride is young, beautiful,
and accomplished, and is said to be half Irish
and half Spanish
A Chicago Philosopher has petitioned Con-
gress for aid to enable him to experiment up
on a system he has concocted for the artificial
production of rain.
New Years calls had their origin in Cont
mental Europe. The custom was brought to
New York by the Dutch and the Huguenots as
one of their peculiar institutions.
Jay Gould was arrested on Saturday morn
released on parole, and will furnish S35, 900
bail this week.
In the recent marriage Of Olive Logan at
New York, the promise of obedience was
carefully omitted from the ceremony. The
clergyman said he had never married more
than one woman who promised to obey, and
she didn't.
Parepa- Rosa has taken out of hair-cloth
factory young Irish girl named Dillon,
whose voice is said to be magnificent, and has
placed her under the best possible tuition.
She is expected to become prima donna.
The Home journal says: "Mr. John w.
Harper, eldest son Of JOHN Harper, of the
firm of Harper Brothers, has built and fur
nished, entirely at his own expense, Meth
odst church at Port Washington, l.. l. The
Harpers are strong Methodists, while the
other great publishing house of New York,
the Appletons, are sturdy Epscopalians."
The poet Rogers tells this story: Gan Eng
lshman and Frcnchman had to fight duel
That they might have the better chance for
missing one another, they were to fight in a
dark room. The Engishman fired up the
chimney, and, by Jove! he brought down
the Frenchman When tell this story in
Paris" observed Rogers, al put the English
man up the chimney"
A whole page of the London Times, Dec.
IL, is occupied with an advertisement OF 1.-The
United Kingdom Alliance to procure the total
and immediate suppression Of the traffic in all
Intoxicating liquors." 1t is proposed to raise
a fund of 100000, of which about $4,000
has been already subscribed.
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Jelin T. Berry,
VIM, III fitcomb,
Mrs. Charles Snow,
Mrs. Alex. Snow,
DR.. +. L. Chase and wife,
J Wakefield and wife,
VIM. Bcattie aud wife,
Jacob Shaw and wife,
John : Case ard wife,
II. w. Wight and wife,
W. o. Fuller and wife,
Thomas CUlson aud wife,
bea. Henry Ingraharn and
wife.
o. J Conant Postmaster Of
R0eklandt and wife,
X kinbail and wife,
William McI.oon.
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MINE LEGISLATURE.
In Convention of senators.

AUGUSTA. Jan. y, 1917.
In pursuance to the provisions OF the Con
stitution and the laws of this state the Sen
ators elect convened in the Senate Chamoer
this forenoon at 10 O'Clock, and were called u
order by Samuel W. Lane, Secretary OF tht
Senate OF 1871.
PRAYER was offered by Rev. DR.. RIcKEr
of Augusta
The roll o. Senators elect was called by the
Secretary, and the following, constituting a
quorum responded to their names:
FIRST DIsTRIcr-YoRK.
CYRUS IL. Hobbs, w ellis. --asas-.z..-s-z-a4-.7s
Albert G. O'Brion, Cornish.
(Vacancy.)
SECOND DIsTR1cT-CUMBERLAND.
Charles J. Morris, Portland.
Henry Pennell, Gray.
Caleb A. Chaplin, Harrison.
Charles Humphrey, Yarmouth.
THIRD DIsTRIcT-OxFoRD.
Otis Hayford, Canton.
Enoch c. Harrington, Fryeburg.
FOURTH Observation-Disclosures
Jeremiah Dngley, Jr., Auburn.
Jesse Davis, Lisbon.
Firth DISTRICT FRANKLIN.
Francis M. Howes, New Sharon.
SIXTH DIsTRIcT-SAGADAHoc
Joseph w. Spaulding, Richmond.
SEVENTH DIsTRIcT-KENNEBEc.
Reuben Foster, Waterville.
John May, Winthrop.
EIGHTH DIsTRIcT-SoMERsEr.
Franklin r. Weber, St. Adams.
William Philbrick, Skowhegan,
NINTH Observation-Disclosures
Charles L. Dunning, Brownville.
TENTH DIsTRIcT-PENoBscoT.
Joseph L. Smith, Oldtown.
John B. Foster, Bangor.
John B. Niekels, Kenduskeag.
John Kimball, Hermon.
ELEVENTH DIsTRIcT-LINcoLN.
Almore Kennedy, Waldoboro'.
TWELFTH DIsTRIcT-KNox.
Henry .Spaulding, South Thomaston
THIRTEENTH DIsrRIcT-WALDo.
Crawford S. Fletcher, Stockton.
(Vacancy.)
FOURTEENTH Observation-Disclosures.
Sylvanus T. Hincks, Bucksport.
John Moore, Gouldsboro.
FIFTEENTH DIsrRIcr-WAsHISGToS.
Daniel T. Sawyer, Jonesport.
Daniel X. Chase, Calais.
SIXTEENTH Observation-Disclosures.
William Irish Sherman
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-04

We publish on the first and fourth pages
of to-day's Journal Biographical sketches
of the members elect of the present Sem
ate and House of Representatives. 1t is
something new in the history of this State,
and has received the approval of all who
had an inkling that the work was in pro-
gress
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-04

The Grand Duke Alexis found out the
strong point of Niagara after halliday s
stay there. The landlord Enthusiastically
charged an enormous bill-Sl ,500-at the
rate of S75 for each member of the suite for
the half day. The young man at once de-
clined the preposterous imposition, and the
amount was nnally reduced to $1,000
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Rev. l.. I Cutter,
Rev. ". q iio.man,
Rev. Joseph kalioch,
Rev. Geo @ Pratt,
Gen. J. =. Cilley and wife,
Can't. ] Crocker AID ~i lie.
Capt. David Ancs and wife.
VIM Wilson AMI wif,,
l.. II. Spear,
a. : Rice,
Geo. W. kiniball, Jr Mayor
Of Kpt.klan,ii ana wi;r.
Joseph FaTweil,
&. r. MallarI.
Ephraim Barrett.
i.cander Weeks,
Hon. y \ Buipee.
Francis Cobb,
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MORSE

I 5 MAKING PICTURES Of all Styles and sizes as
i cheapas the cheapest. Everybody wants their
picture taken. Now is the time. Call and see his
large assortment of stereoseopic Views Stereo-
scopes, Picture Frames, Engravngs, &c, &c
Framing OF every style done neat and at very low
prices also pictures copied and finished in ink
water colors. A f. MORSE,
Corner Water and Union Streets
Jan. !. 1872. HALLOWELL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-23
By LAMSON, GLAZIER q CO.. Aucuoneers
-.,,,,,,,, 2O2, 204 and POS Main, st

202 204 and 206 Main st
COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT AT
~ AUCTI0N.-Nill be sold at Auction upon the
premises Hawkins 81, the fifth house from Norfolk
st on Oak Hill. on WEDNE DAY, oct 23d, at clock
=. NJ. Good Cottage House, contains tour rooms and
about 1000 feet OF good Land. The above property will
be Sold as the present has made a pun cha Of
other property, ana is obliged to sell part OF the
Purchase Money can remain mortgaPe il desired.
one Hundred Dollars to be paid time OF sale. or
ntlmtton apply on the premises, the subs Crber
lO5 East Central street. DAVID GOGGIN.
OIL d3t HENRY GLAZIER. Auetloneer.
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& ADD Es!! adde's!
Just received, 500 Prime

Mcclellan Saddles !"
complete with Crupper and Straps etc Price $40 Also
poorer varieties ditto IS S. discount from prices
sslde to CHAMPAIGN CLUBS" or others purchasing
WILLIAM READ 4. SONS.
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GBe 9aip spp: aalurssr aalcOnrsOap nn october g. 1872
tInantlal.
To Careful Investors.

II is seldom that Mortgages upon new Railroads are
considered sufficiently safe for the investment Of Trust
Funds. II is only when a Railroad is earning net. an
excess Of its interest obligations with certainty Of
steady growth. that its Bonds be said be perfectly
safe
The CHICAGO, DASvuLE AND VNCESNEs RAILROAD
sdong this, and has this certainty. That part it
known the ILLINOIS DIVISION Qrom Chicago to Dan
vile, 1872 miles, finished last year and its gross
earnings have increased from s446IO7 in December,
1871, to S57.5s7.95 IN August, 1872
The net earnings for August were $50 49, or az The
rate Of s364sl952 per aunum The total interest abi-
Ey upon the total issue Bonds upon both the Illinois
and Indiana divisions is s2sO0OO gold The Illinois d.
vision is therefore earning, sef more than enough TO
pay interest upon the entire bonded debt upon the whole
road.
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No. Exchange st , under Bay state Hou

STOP HIM &C. f. KUUCUP hired of
- lhe ;, 6senbers, Oct. 18th. a BAY HORSE, BUGGY
and HARNESS. sad kicup i about Il Yeas Old eet
and red goods small round top hat; the color Of
bay. with long black tai ad mane forward leg gray
hairs near the ho T. hind leg white hOof; the
horse cribs STALL it nOsirils. The buggy light
open side pattern, with red gear, nearly
new Harness light silver mounted with sins lie strap
traces an fat rtms; black shawl, with owners
marked side A uttable reward Will be paid Tor
the return Of the or TO Nm. $. & 6. D.
WILEY, 20 and y Park ST. Charlie, town, or Chief OF
Police. Worcester. MASS.
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on the Estate consisting in part Of Hay and Moved
oats, Carriages, Wagons, Horse art leigh. ali the
flaming Tools, Carpenters Tools, New Lathe, also,
the entire Furniture Ia the house consisting Piano.
Chickering's make, Carpets Feather Beds. Mattre ses,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables, Rockers Chairs, Clocks,
Rugs, Crockery Glass, Tin and Stone Ware ana great
variety Of mers hanoi e not specified.
Foe further particular inquire OF the Auctoneer 0l q
+. b. WARREN, or MRS. LEIGHTON, ON the pfenh
ses. $3.50. Z.
Sale of Personal Property to commence promptly az
O'Clock A. n. ..,,. ,,.,- f,ro>.
Terms at sale MkSs EallLi Akae ii 49,
HORACE KENDALL Aucuoneer.
rapraSter Oct 81 1871 dt3 ozz
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

Although we have sold out our interest in the above
named shop to f. B. walker we shall still continue to
work in the same place. and hope tn all old
toners usual GEORGE NJ. WOODCOCk,
olO DIM l. A. WOODCOCK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-23

NrOTICE.-MRS. 5. FL. BLANCHARD,
~ Cialrvoyant Physician, bushes. ana Test Med!am
Won INFORM her iouner pairuus anu fiehds aud the
hiic General v that she IS now ready 90 resume bnsi-
~ ~ mn od place, No S. Mechanic st., Worcester,
Nssa n n The Agency TOR the Woven Tuck SSift At
the same place. VIM -
nR. q. w. ESTABROOK, DENTIST, has
IL removed rOm 3lG Main st., TO pr. Walkers ONCE,
3s6 cor. vi Main and Elm sts ar ani
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BY kENDALL q BANINIEh, AWcU0UVVFsl
SaesrOOm ia Front st.
SPLENDID FARM AT AUCTION

On TUESDAY. october 29th, at , O'Clock r. NJ will
be sold the highest bidder the Estate owned by tae
late Mrs. james b. Barnes located snoft instance
north OF the centre OF the beautiful town Of Lancaster.
and adjoining Che estate O. Col John D Washhurn Tine
estate Consists OF OF good Land suitably vded
info mownr pasturage and woodland, on which Is a
goo1 orebar In bearing condition. and neyer-tang
nnnty of wafer The buildings consist Of thoroughly
fWO-st9y House. containing II rooms. very con-
venienty arranged with wood shed and repair shop
'tfacbed all in complete pair barn nearly with
eeiiar nnder the whole. The above described estate
ofers a rare opportunity 10 purchase OF he
desirable farms in Worcester County Also, after sale of
ARM Will be sold Acres o. Good Land, with small
dwelling House thereon. neary opposite the first de-
4 ribed estate. Cars leave Foster st. ST ton II 90
and arrive in Lancaster about hour before sale
Real Estate.
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JOHN W. RICHARDSON, Agent,

81 dsm Latco of aman DOW 4 CO., Boston.
p YLE'S o. K. APP.
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GRANT AND WILSON
GrandTOrchlight Procession
Wednesday, Oct, 30th, 1872.

The Grant Central Campaign Club have s1u1futssi tl,.
undersigned Chief Marshal OF the GRAND REPUBLIctS
auspices on the EVENING or WEONESDS ~ 81 s0 0b
He therefore cordially invites al Republican Torcb
tins demonstration and to evluce by their presence 6er
oy az the glorious results the elections and
WorthlN represent tie prime pies OF the party. and 90
whom the nation will entrust the guardianship or h
interests and its honor.
Al such organizations as have not already reported TO
the undersigned requested so az the ea Ipst
race Bostou and stating thr'r name, name Of COM
mander. location, number torches style OF an form il
any, what music, II any and the route by which tbey
pronose to reach Boston.
Ali Republican Associations with or without uni
forms are earnestly invited to procure torches and ION
the procession under their own oincers aad citizens
unattached to organ zai3n, who favor the &c ion
Of Grant and Wilson, are requested to provide them
selves with torches. appoint their 4rshil- and
Join the division which their county shan be assigned
Il there Is an Organization OF uniformed in their
separated from their escort in the procession
The following named gentl men have accepted the in
yatiOn Of The Chief Marshal to serve on his sLa vz
Adigtaat General GEN JOSEPH II. BARNES
Assaaat Adjataat General COL. SOLOMON
The stan OF the Chief Marshal the route which will
not be o. unreasonable length and other necessary
lalls will be announced at an early day
Favorable ARRANGEMENTS be made for transpOrta-
ton an for late trains from Boston the nj Of the
parade The Association OF Railroad superintendent
has voted that each ROAD shall make such tes as il
shan deem proper with all regular, orcanlzed tanner
Clubs tibet shah appear IN uniform but no reduc ion
shall be made within the limit ten miles from BIS
ton The Cnief OF each organization Will therefore
make arrangements for the transportation Of his com
SAMUEL {. LAWRENCE.
No. Hamilton Place. Boston, Oct II, 1872.
ol9 dat
q d A N G L N G /!
MIR. MooRE's Evening Glass win meet at Lin
p coin Hall, on WEDNESDAY, Oct 25d, at half
For terms 81 please apply at R Leland Cos Music
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Sealed Proposals will be received the Office Of the
subscribers for the Erection of Additions and Aera-
lions the Jail and House of Correction for the County
of Worcester, at Worcester.
Proposals to be made for the ENTIRE work under one
contract and will be received until Tuesday the 2gh
of October 1872 at O'Clock =. NJ Plans and spccca-
lions may be seen at the Office of L. Boyden d SON
Architects, 4O6 Nam St, Worcester The County Com
msOnes the right to reject any all the pro-
posaIs.
BY order OF the County Commissioners.
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7 PER CENT. GOLD,

payable April and October Present price 30 and accrued
interest from O5toher LIST in currency.
The last week Of our sales of ILLINOIS DIVISION
BONDS amounted to s5OOOOo Early orders are therefore
suggested in order to secure any portion OF this ex-
tremeiy desirable loan.
For further particulars, statement OF earnings maps
ofthe line, &c, apply to Messrs.
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lately carried on by WOodcOck & Sons on Canal St.
near Front dating from Sept, 1872 shall be happy
to have all who have heretofore paronzed this shop
stll continue their patronage. he business will be
carried las formerly. Geo. M e. !. A. Woodcock,
survivors of the oil firm, AID all the old corps of help
will still remain at THE Old STAND, and endeavor by
good work. keep up the excellent reputation which it
mas heretofore sustained. All bills contracted since
Sept. 2, ready, ana be my Office No 10
Foundry few steps south OF the shop. bills paya
bic at the expiration of 30 DAYS, f, b. WALKER.
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BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROA
D COMPANY.

IL COMPANY.
Dividend OF Five Dollars per Share will be payable
on FRIDAY November IS to Stockholders OF record at
the close OF business on SAT- rday. the 18th inst
stockholders in Hampden County will be paid at the
Chaplin Banking and Trust Company in Springfield all
Others at the TTeasurer's office in Boston.
CHAS. Il. STEVENS, Treasurer.
Boston, October Is, 1872. dstn20 o9
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
~ Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of
the Guy Engineer, No. 3 City Hall Worcester, until
FRIDAY, oct 25th at Z NJ for building "A 36 inch
Brick Sewer, in Highland street. from Sever
far westerly as the center OF Elm Park; with
all the necessary manholes and catch-bas connected
Herewith. Per order OF the Com on Sewers.
A. NJ. CHAPLIN, City Engineer.
Worcester, Oct Is, 1872. dtO25 og
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