RICHARD M, JOHNSON AssoCIATIoN.,
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RICHARD M. JOHNSON ASSOCIATION.


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Ward War Hg!s on W&sdasssdy Ne svsnSs March ~ Pssiaeat
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and Bloom The commee reported the following preamble and
when the o
% s ss s Of %
ascendaacy in the have generally presented the
for election !, unbscomias portion Of those st
e. and Of the acts and d'ns
Resolved Tha, the PARTY 1 power in city
IsY pledged SI reform abuse.
CANT should
md moderate Uni and that worthy and capable
IFsolysS INV Re psops S' who % %ss
have to
signal is The abuse. heretofore
yor p.rts,os and contracts for SUPPLIES to members their
The already enpsnda instead amn
s,S Il LARGELY created pee
PS o . a. "nd a@ re
hr s, G.s 'hCad sse'r &c for
st The year ha ss to upwards Of
the streets have at no previous riod been long time in
s sy y % M has bssn % "" % s1
e9octs for cleaning III, streets the system has entirely failed
Resolved That the coptempatsd plan contracting the re-


S SSsa and w & be
citizens and be exceedingly expensive to the city and merits
Rssovsd ma, the ignorance nb.ety and arrogance Of
s % hsm shy h ns Of % Of ne , I Sy
ss ss s snS fss,
drsws Of the confidence h:rsoisr po.sd in them


%M. %M. SEsb6NS', EHsabGSNsS' rI;lsfFs; viss President,
FREpx. +. MILLER, Sec. pro. TEN. m2I lt.rrc
+ s.sa inaivdas pgetsndins q be
,a s,yi s;ssa sea i, dated s Instant continuing
"Rssov.d That the synsgosus Bnai Je.turun, in Elm
'trsa rs. :, closed until further SIdsIs sitSs BoaId


yl coatinu. he Monday ana Thursday 1orninss FIJI
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sa%n; sr Readsr Of sud E,cn. Be-
S.eysd nsai%oa.y luminous sof TIA, s1 Davis. sh.mu
Or ,esnn ;sd congregation be ard hereby removed from
nas Is.i. y MARK LEVY, Clerk, pro tenn cB.J
HERAL DC EsTAB sHMENT,


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Where the G.aeaosy of Wsssscn tS SSss"is
smbazoned be obtained for $3.50 printed eolos FOR

AA TO l.ET-The Cottage, BAN, Orchard &c. belong
E ing to Dr. Mott, at Boomingdale. POSSESSION imms-
lie dc Three Story Brick Hon.e, No. Albany
Wanted to iiire-A woman waiter French preferred Apply
mo atis.rc s. b. HUTCHINGs, ss John st.
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PASSAGE 81 50.


ERICSSON STEAMBOAT LINE BETWEEN


PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.
"a .ceys fsssSs 'dsiso1 FOR lBs BsimeTs ss re- q.
A-EG-and for the South and West ~
generally which they vii! forward The low Of cents
per 100 lbs All the freight hssofoe forwarded from New
Yga 9 Btltmors hs been carried by this line aud shippers
Groves IT, Agent The perot Of the Ericsson Line the
freight office Of the New York Line almost edjoiaing IL
The Boats q TIN, inc will leave the sid, Of Chestnut
msdaey aetlh. arrival Of the sew York Line The accom-
modatons for Passengers excellent hehs provided for
aud effort will be made their comfort
Passengers through by this Line
Wheeling and Pittsburgh, via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
National Road .
Fare TO Wheeling si2-To Pittsburgh sMeals 25 cts
Sx Boats compose the Ericsson Steamboat Line ard the
gemeuts ampls forward every pound Of freight
ceiyed. A. GROVES Jr. Agent
:, March 18th, l8i5 No. 10 South Wharves, Ph,ls. L


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