... whamss free of eopetuie ; for the Purchase and RocepUon of Slop, Reed Scraping's Sweepings, Garbage, he, collooted-from the parish reada also Soft Core picked from the dud heap, all of which will be depotited m the Contreater'. beats, at the Vestry DepOt ...

... Wharves free of Expense ; for the purchase and reception of Slope, Road Scrapings, Sweepings, Garbage, be., collected from the Pariah Roads ; also Soft Core, picked from the dust heap, ail of which will he deposited in the Contractors' boats at the Vestry ...

... Wharves free of Expense ; for the purchase and reception of Slops, Rood Kennings, Sweepings, Garbage, ko., collected from tlo, Parivh Roads; also Soft Core, picked from the dust beep, :di of which will be deposited in the Contractors' boats at the Vestry ...

... Wharves free of expense ; for the Purchase and reception of Slop, Road Scrapings, Sweepings, Garbage, Re., col. looted from the parish roads ; also, Soft Core picked from the dust-heap, all of which will bo dopmitod the Contractor's boats at the Vestry NOE ...

... wharves free of expense; for the Purchase and Reception of Slop, Road Scrapings, Sweepings, Garbage, Sc., collected from tho parish roads, also Soft Coro picked from the dust heap, all of which will be deposited in the Contractor's boats, at the Vestry ...

... wharves free of expense ; for the purchase and reception of Slop, Road Scrapings, Sweepings, Garbage, &c., collected from the parish road ; also Soft Coro picked from the dust heap, all of which will be deposited in the contractor's heats at the Vestry ...

... Wharves free of expense,.. For the PURCHASE and Reception of SLOP, ROAD SCRAPINGS, SWEEPINGS, GARBAGE, kn., collected from the Parish Rend.: also aoft ('ore. picked from the dust heap, all of which will he depasited in the Contractor'. Boat. at the Vestry's ...

... a condition. He been ‘in in the worst part of fields for 20 such a case as A heap rubbish in the room consisted of rotten garbage, odd pieses of fish and meat bones in a putrid fuse, and All these been collected bread, There was a the woman he of the deceased ...

... and berries from trees ;” and that “every night bun- dreds of poor wretches skulk about the streets of Caroor, picking up what wretched garbage they can collect ; that the coolies are so weak that, when they first come to the Public Works De; nt for work ...

... a into the sea, caught the child, and held her up unt ii a wherry, Samvgt | which happened to be close at hand came by and picke d them Joun W: bil, ne they were put on board the steamer, which both up, whence and backed as quickly as possible. The poor ...

... room, they perceived a stench which was quite overpowering. On entering the room they found floor covered with filth and garbage oTall kinds. On the right band as they entered was what stood for a hid —it whs like a black mass of putrescent rags. On going ...

... of his feet from being in the yard so long, whore he was, • perimhed with cold. One of the hove picked up and eatisunied rabbit staff, and any garbage he could find, as well as garden seeds and the contents of a bottle of medicine. --Dr. Day, of the ...