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Assembly.

ALBxNfI F6J I5SI'
The debate on the canal bill was continued The
committee of the whole and reported Progress and
leave to sit ogsin was refused. The bill then order
cd to be the committee canals, by vote Of
to 81.
After other unimportant business, the House I'D
journed.
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TO THE
LATEST MON ENT.
AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Il Il L II q IL APHIC.

Senate
ALBANY, February n, Is47.
Mr.. HARD asked to be discharged from the committee
onivarious applications for railroad charters, it being
the intention ofthe committee to report general BIZ
Mr.. SPENCER thought it unnecessary, there would
be but few applications, whereupon Mr.. Hard withdrew
his motion.
The debate was resumed on the bill to appoint Code
Commissioners The discussion to-day has again been
on the manner Of printing the code. No question Ad.
journed.
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ALHANT, Feb ~, 1871
Fifty barrels of -four for the benefit Of the sune ring
poor in Ireland have been received from Rome by the
Mohawk road.
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Norwich. Feb 10. l847

FUK SALE.
- A THREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street. between
E; the End and Sd Avenues 1t is we'll finished, and
plete with the latest ements including kitchen
SINK cold and ba hs water Closets &c Italian
marble mantes throughout the house yard Of fifteen
feet front veandah and French Window The house
Of Of six houses the south side Of the
For further particulars apply to WISE SONS,
IA lm*r l72 Pearl street.
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FOR SALE.

FUN
kA A FARM of 6fty.two acres, most delightfully."- ST.
ian tuatcd, about five miles from Elizabethtowu, NJ j.
comprising handsome commodious dwelling house.
fitted with marble mantles and every
spectacle family the whole including gardeners house.
barns house. and other buildings uostantal OF
rspar the orchard c-nains twenty acres Of choice fruit
trees.
The easy access from New York. either by the various
from jersey City the ferry Ezabethport whence
railroad train within hundred yards OF the house,
renders this valuable those doing business
this city The greater Of the purchase
for three years bond and mortgage per cent
WISE ONS, l72 Pearl street.
Also for SALE dwelling house No. ssi Washiogton
"a
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NOIEE.

WANTED to sell out fashionable Millinery establish
~ men, where the rs class of business done The
object in selling that the present wishes to
renqush business For further enquire of Miss
fe23 lwsrh ~ -
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WIGS AND TOUPEES.
RATCHELOR's new invented WIGS and TOUPEES
are the most perfect specimens of the Of wig making
yet offered to the pablicthey SO admirably adapted
the peculiar style OF each indiv dual light
ton. and natural appearance to defy detecton
large and we'll selected stock always hand
manufacturers WIN. Bachelor Wall Broadway
Copy the address. f,2l I'M rh
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TO DENTISTS.
yTNHE subscriber has cement (without er
curry for filing teeth. invented and recently improved
by OF the hst Surgical Dentists in tho world IL il he
eved be the best article of the krd ever offered to the
profession. For sale at the Dental Depot of 49,
JOSEPH T. MURPHEY,
$50 Broadway
Orders by mail, accompanying ST. jar sent tby
return express 1923 Inn rh
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NEEDLES, FISH HOOKS, AND FISHING

THOM AS and THOMAS H BATE. log Maiden Lane
eyed aud other Of Needles with the large
select assortment Fishing Tackle ever manufactured
o'sRaneey and Hollow Poia LIMERICK Hooks; .aperne
Bass and Rosk Trout and Kirby River Hooks sed Also
supe rfae Limerick Kirby Salmon. and all Others snooded
IN gimp twisted and single gut Flies Minnows, SILK
Braided aud spun SILK Lines Grass: Flax and Trout Fly
American Reels Fishiog Baskets Cork and Hoo Fosts
with every other description of Fishing Tacse sod on
II.
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MASSAPEQUA HOUSE,
SOUTH OYSTER Bay, LONG ISLAND
'HE subscriber takes this method inform his friends
and the public, that he taken the above house which
will be open for the reception Of vi.srs the day
March next, and boats will be readiness troutinQ
T.. h. SNEDECOR, Proprietor,
f2 lwsTh late Of the Oyster Bay House,
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kATHBUN'S HOTEL,
ISL, 1861 l65 f. 167 BroadOay, New York.
Il This new ard magnificent establishment, recently
with the latest improvements, and is Of sufficient
passity 70 accommodate lu;. 200 persons;
Al number Of pleasant fsrors with large well ventilated
Bcdr all splsnddly furnished with entirely um
FAC location is very desirable and convenient both for
ousi and pleasure being between Courandt and Liberty
The ropretor OF this sstsbshmsn intends make il
one OF mS:t eoToSbs pleasant, and bushes. LIKE
spared ca his ps,W meet the wants of bis guessthers
by SDng hs SsIa IN the public Ths he
jg7 lmsrc
ysS FOR, SALE or 70 LEASE, large and handsome
20, acre, Of LAND suitably divide into .tiiIsbis wood
S sSd ns, add land Of easy Nsw York both
ing House. with four acre. Liable land new Barn and
other cut buildings all enclosed by good board and pang
apply sami r. B. Norton the premises. or at the
Office Of John II. Power. No 100 Fulton st. res
IuA STATEN ISLAND COTTAGES To LET OR
Heshss near cspo di Monte ststsn Island surroaaa
ed by fine forest and anding unsurpassed view
the easy to each ferry beng loss than
mile.
Bagatelle-A parlor, dining room, and 3 bedrooms
Cows Ne'tA paror dining ROOM library, bedroo
aud roomsatached carriage house with stable
Oak Land-a parlc large dining ROOM ia bed ooms bath
ROOM aud servants roomsattached carriage house. with
These Cottages enjoy in commo of II acres Of
beautiful Woodland enclosed and the midst of they
Apply to Madame Grymes, at her residence. Capo di
Also Cspo d. Monte the beautiful mansion the resi-
deuce OF Msdame Grymes too wei known TO reqae de-
Ga Of woodland %'', S
filed gardeners house and carriage house with bling for
TO good tenan the house will be rented leased fully
furnished ie2i meodsrc
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cases old Conneccu Seed Leaf Tobacco good colors
Also segars Of all brands and classes including some ion
ported expressly for smokers together with ote
suitable for the trade Just received few Of the brand
"SU1NIGuANico," imported solely by the subscriber.
q segar Ai.o ior sale all kinds Of snokng Tobacco OF
clpding the celebrated Scarfalaui "
Also Snuf Of all kinds uding the celebrated "CorrN
HAGEN and "NAcHITosHEs" a. A. SAMANO,
III im~Tc 81 BOadwav. in Starr
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SEGARS

HAVANA AND ST. JAGO LEAF TOBACCO
A.. SAMANOS. 81 Broadway, up stairs (oppo.ite
n 81 Trinity church, offers for SALE lots to suit
era, at Wholesale and retail.
iS bales H Hsvsna Leaf Tobacco wrappers and filters
SO Cumberland Harbor, q
20 :. st Jago Leaf Tobacco
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y 0Ot FRENCH DA0UER9EUTYfE PLATES,
-, - best quality, for sale very low, close
10 2wfr W.
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AMERICAN CIRCUS.

BOW cry AMPHITHE ATRE
Representation Of the Regular Legitimate Troupe.
M ONDAf EVENING, March ], an. entire change Of per-
N1 fnrmance, including
The Wisconsin Giant, feet high aud Major Stevens the
Legend of JACK THE GIANT KILLER.
=, Master Macfarand, the Tight Rope.
Mrs. Cullen Messr 0arvoy Bacon, Messrs. Gossin and
Miss Madigan will appear in the circle.
The Amphitheatre Is pleasantly warmed throughout.
Doors open at past 6, performance commences at
bOIes Is cents PIT l21 Seats aecured. III lW &c
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ERVALENrA
INHE Undersigned have constantly hand fresh supply
Of Ervaienta, valuable remedy 10 obsteae cases OF
sale aud retail, by DELLUC co.
Apothecaries and Chemists. Sole suecsssos to
PLACE Il sOUILLARD,
NJ imsrc No. q Park Row. and sal Broadway.
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NOTICE.
G>HE ership heretofore existing between the nm.
dewigned, under the firm of Browns BRooKs, is this
day dioved by mutual consent The outstanding debts OF
due concern must be paid and in the settlement of which
he Is epthorized TO use the name of the firm.
n. BROWER,
SAMUEL BROOKS
New fOk. jan H. 1a4T i26 m
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GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
SUNDAY EVENING, Feb 20,
At PLNTE.4 UX Cafe des Mile Colonies Saloon, No. 3o7
Broadway, at 7h o'clock.
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TEE Committse appointed by the Phanthropic soeety
n TOR the relief OF the poor Scotland, onl the 18th
and ated while reporting progress TO be aolc
60 state that they had waited number of the
Clergy Nav York Brooklyn and Jersey Clues and that
they were all avq5sbe % the benevolent object
Sunday the 2Sh lth diy) forenoon afternoon the
amount 10 be divided equally the relief destitute Of
Ire and and those tho Highlands Islands of Scot,ud
s-Due notice sh all appear when and othe OIL
lections shall = be taken up. JOHN SINCLAIR FRESH
J,ux DIR S,c,v
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OFFIcE OF TINE NEw YoRK
- NEw Y
nIVIDEND.-The board Of dire
- clared a dividend OF four per Gel
holders, on and after the 18th inst, at
ny, n? ~ Wall street. The transfer
unui the 18th inst. By order,
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q kIl NM 10 LEND on bond and mortgage, In
YOO,OOO sums 70 salt applicants, on good product
Wall street. the Croton water office basement who has
house and lot for SALE situated th street. opposite WASH
ington Square.
b. se,eIal small sums Of money to lend, Brooklyn
real estate. Apply as above. j22 cod2m.r
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II EMOVAL.-A q. BARRY wig maker and ARTIST in
City hotel. " N a,.N
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DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
M ERCHANTS AND DRUGGISTS can obtain their
w spring supplies Of the only genuine Pain Extractor
oDr depot Liberal terms made with wholesale pr.
Rheumatism, &c. &c, furnished gratis
Wanted mediaely several agents. with cans
and well recommended ii. DALEY x CO,
fi2 lmsrc No ooa R,osdw,x
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CHERRY PICTORIAL.
THIS elegant and surpassngly excellent remedy for colds
coughs consumption and all affections Of the throat and
lungs.
Sold in New York by Ho.dley Phelps CO., 2 Water
Hushton Co, br ,adway Henry Johnson, Apothecary,
corner Chambers street and Broadway Mhau 1888 Broad
wayi A. Meskm, Broadway, and druggists through
out the United States and Canadas.
The formula Of this has been Published in the
public medical journals and has received highest
mendaon of seveaal medical colleges and schools in The
United States well the dsting medical
ties OF bHmsh AmencH f24 lmsFh
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| DALLEY'S & CONNELL's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
COUNTRY merchants csn be supplied with the true
~ articles quantities. and at that fail
to suit puchs, s-but the original and genuine the
number NO CourIandt suect) must always be sought
| COMSTOCK co.
NB-wsnted Is to 30 travelling agents from different
| States, eacb to urnish his team. fla Ims re
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FOR SALE OR TO LET,
- ONE both OF the handsome two story brick houses
E: and lots Nos 465 and 467 Broome street. Broad
S2 way. stable 10 attached to No ACT, which will be
let with without the house The houses in good
der. The location is extremely desirable: Apply
VIM. X JNO. OBRIEN,
80 Wall street.
Ey-Sl50eo to loan bond and mortgage
fell If eWh
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HOLMES KITCHEN RANGES.
proprietor has been engaged in uacturiag and
selling Kitchen Ranges for the past ye aud feels
warranted 70 engage that for private families and boarding
houses mat there Is wll
better purpose and If il be removed free of
ense y The purchaser Numerous references besgven
20 any person wishing purchase Prices from $25
and Offices ' " ~
Range; and Grass and all descriptions of FIRE works
smoking Chimneys cured and warranted if cured no
charge is made. A GIIHOOLY 4 SON
Proprietors and manu- factursn, 10 Nassau street
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MASSAPEQUA HOUSE.
THE KEErER Of the above house, having retired
- moderate terms for a number of years, COM
mencing the first of March This establishment be
ing we'll known also the celebrated pond ad
joining needless to say more For particulars apply
to the subscriber, near the premises.
N u. The above establishment would be rented low
to party Of gentlemen.
THOMAS FLOYD JONES.
SOUTH OyBTERBAy, l.. |. fl3 to mar lsrre
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Freedom Of Speech.-The Democrats are
great sickers for freedom Of speech, bu, il il
,hep own speech only. Every other body :
speech isGeason. Inihe Illinois constitution
making convention, ! few days ago, MIR
AIKEE, who iscertainly "gem. inToanced
a preamble aud fesolution Of whichahe follow
ing lisa .fac sia,ile, photography and all:
$50 Whereas, Mr.. HAIL in sermon on the llih
day of July, ip The second Presbitcria, De
nounced the existing war with Mexico as being
unjust and whereas, such Declaration ought
NOT to be- tolerated, more especially in rcpnb-
iicau Government. y A9 II sttt
And schereas il is unbecoming a minister oi
The Gospel 10 use such Language in Gospel
Sermon, or beforethe young and rising Gene
ration. n ettf3t,sfalgal e a. Qt
Therefore, Resolued, that said Hail be ex
cused from holding prayer IN this convention
After furnishing an occasion for suhdry De
mocratic war fire-ealers, who Tough the battles
of their country by staying at home 10 abuse
The Wings, The resolution was laid on the table
by decisive vote. | ,a ~
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,a The Louisville Mystery Solued The Gin
cinna,i Herald has a version Of The story 3,
the lady ~ pants at Louisville, which show |
the object Of the fair one in discardit,s her
own proper garments, and then suaightway
leaving The city BY steamboat. Here it's:
I" We have at last found GU, the secret OF
the mysterious lady who was The cause of So
much speculation at Louisville. On Wednes-
day, as we were informed by respectable au-
thority, a drayman, on Main street, near Sixth.
was accosted BY a young gentleman. who
asked him If he knew where certain person
lived, mentioning the name Of the keeper or 4
house Of i'll fame. The drayman said that he
did. WhereDpon the young gentleman offered
him i've dollars if he would show hin, Inc
house. He did SO, and on urriyinp was e.
quested by the gentleman 10 walk with him
up stairs, which he did, When up stairs, The
Stranger asked Tor Mary --. She came
down, when he announced himself as her
brother, whom she had not seen for wears.
amle talk ensued, when Maiy asked after
her sister and family. The supposed Young
gentleman. announced himself tile sister and
opening his vest proved il. Thereupon ensued
tears, showing world Of natural affection,
which was too real for doubling. The couple
then went out OF the house. and taking The
Prtsburg packet, left the city. The disguised
SISTER had learnt the condition Of the one here.
and had assumed this disguise tha, she might
safely gain admission and induce her 10 leave.
She took The drayman with her, that she nigh,
run no risk OF personal danger.o a' yx
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$500 1 REWARD.

HyHE above reward will be paid to any pers n
who will restore to her disconsoate parents,
their daughter, MARY FOX, or one half Of said
reward for such information as will lead TO her re-
coycry Said Mary lef. her school about S r. NJ,
on the Goth Of May, s47, and since that time has
not been seen. she Is only is years Of age 4feet
inches black hair, small black eyes, rather thick
pou,ing lips rid checks small features, pretty and
quite griish in appeal anee. She wore smal!
plaid calico dress, pink, purple and blue; black silk
cape and apron black CATER boots, pink silk shirfed
hat and & cen veil two sma chased finger rings,
gold pencil attached 10 black cord, and her nails
quite short from biting them Il is strongly suss
p,ecttd that she has been abducted By person
named Michael, alias Martin Hare, formt ry proprie-
tor Of d Bowliig Saloon, located near. No. 202
Broadway, opposite the Franklin House, who All
seconded about that time from this city, deserving his
wife and leaving her entirely destitute Of support,
Said Hare is about % years Ct age, no whiskers,
fair complexion, and rather gentce appeara nce.
He was seen licking n the nsghaasg hoaa At lhes
whiskers..a El3'1'a2 n .a.T 4.,.,, ris
r. AYsis,er Of Hare, named Margaret, was removed
BY him from boarding school about the time Of The
abduction, and is supt osed to be with them. She
is described as follows:-Very dark hair, almost
b!ack; dark skin, grey eyes, propnent ey sblows,
small scar on one eyebrow, small scar on the right
cheek as if made BY small pox, scar formed BY a
gash upon the end Of the nose, nearly al inch in
length, the tooth next TO the first double tooth on
left side Of the face gone she is about seventeen
years Of age. asiiels Nj 'bst22aa'e1 siaea.lA
n Any Information 70 Be Immediately commitment
ed by telegai h, IL possible, to George WMalsell,
Chief Of Police, New York, who is authorized to
pay the pboye reward. MIL ,1s jy2l 4 !.
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Late from Brazit.- United States brio
cambridge, Commander williamson, arrived
at Rio on the Cd ult., from the flha Grande,
and reported thai, the whale barque Yeoman,
Of Plymouth. Massachusetts, was seized BY
the Brazilian Government, and ordered 10 Rio
Janelro. y was thought BY many Americans
that she would forget to stop al Rio, and make
NE bestof her way home. The United States
iflga'e Columbia, Commodore Rousseau, was
a, u lhe harbor Of Riolon The Sd uh 4
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IT S, BECK would take this method Of notify
j /, his friends and public generally that, he has
moved his house Furnishng Store from Psnns
,yania avenue 70 E strest north opposite Rev. o.
Brown 5, one square west Of the GsneEif Post OH
Having larger house and a1owsr Esnt i can q
will SCH any and all kinds Of House furnishi
Goods cheaper than al any time heretofore. v
try 10 prove this to any one y want 81 goods 4
will give me call !. ~.
4 N. B., Rooms for rens, furnishsd or unfurnish
april 2i-3m anf rbG Ia Ttastysyfl tEb'nas
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Style ..---s,--s----
Muslin Laces and Edgings, new, style
IA and 6-4black and white plain and fancy
'' Nets .-....rs.-as,..---
IA black Silk Nets, plain and figured
Black Silk Laces for trimmings
Silk ard Cotton QuIlings 4t
Mems and women's black, white aud colored
ga hr SIX Gloves esaAsS
Mems and women's black, while, and colored
m Spun Cloves WIN y
Il Fancy Cotton Mitts and Gloves
n Black, white and colored Silk Lace Mtts
Chldrer's Silk Mitts and Gloves. ag
IA and IA long silk Lace Mi,ls and Gloves.
y do do chiIdren's II do }s do
~ Black and white silk Hosiery .le9
7, do t,ss., do Spun DO st-ii, ga 5i9 al
Silk Shirts and Drawers ,Srs iti M
4 Black and Fancy Satin Vestings ha TX.
Fancy silk Cravats Eta
Ladies' Fancy Silk Handkerchiels ,.
\ Fancy Bonnetings 81 fs,!' s ,,..s
Fancy Silk and Satin Trimmings, new and
I confined styles .a
!, Bavarian Gimps i't F-I.esl
Il Bullion and o'her Frnges, from inch to 81
inches, in great vaiisty, some very rich
Mems and women's I'hibet and Cashmere
e asl Gloves @. sH
Children's Thibet and Cashmere Gloves q,
Mems heavy Woollen Gloves "a
do Channels lined Berlin Gloves
Worsted Shawls, in great variety
do Cravats or Comforts,
Worsted Hoods, in great variety
Children's do ra
Children's MufIs, Pelernes, BoaS, &c. &c. ~,
L5- All of which are offered for sale on the most
lverabe terms. Aer july Eft
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Old Spanish Coins. Two old Spanish coins
were recently found near New smyrna, Florida, by
Douglass Gummett, Esq. They are fo;r real p eces
without date. but from the inscription Carlos et Jo-
hama Reyes Del gra,ia Hispanlarvn ct Indiarvm-
must have been coined about the year 1920, only
% years after the discovery Of America.
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~ h4sh Mistake. A passenger ship stopped
at Quarantine, Boston, lately, when passen-
ger inquired, '7f H aaea ., ts. a,1a3s HI.
Would We yes be afiher tellin' me where i, IS
am, al all, at aiI2Dit o.na1as97 ~ t2a t
-a4" I GU are al Deer Island, !" was the repIy.
Dear IrelanJi'' exclaimed he. ",hnnder
ano onnds, have been saiIin' these six weeks.
2 ana not got out Of sight Of the old sod, WITH
FH oe long way TO Ameriky, Pm thinkin,D
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" 4hs Rofdto Disease. There is not any doubt,
among scientific people, Of the recurrence this year
Of the Aphis vastaior. Me-. Since, the surgeon Of
the Bank Of Ensland who has made this. insect his
Peaaiisf study, has published the following letter:
fllregres TO announce that the Aphis vastator re-
appeared last week. upon the potato plant, in every
district around London At present /, NAV he found
spanng'y upon the under surface of the leaf; and
,nougn, within the last few days il has multiplied
.Wen'yoi1, several plants must be examined efore
It can be detected. The hot weather Is highly f,yo-
rsole 70 the rapid multiplication OF this pest, which.
coupled with its early attack must lead us to have
the worst apprehension for the crop Of this season
~ A. SMEE."
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Sudden Death. MIR. Shubael S,orrs, an old
and respected resident Of this city, died very
suddenly on Saturday afternoon. He dropped
down dead while in his garden. He had been
affected some time with a disease Of the heart
,ai,,a3 ssm Utica Gazette.
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WOR1HI.NGTON G.. SNETHEN,
Attorney and Counsellor Law.

1-'rsN'71 ~ .s'I1H w HbCIIOF q LIZA w,
.f IA ..tE F..49e WASHINGTON, DC f8!i4 sH8
Practices in the Supreme Court Of the Tinted
States, and in the courts of MARYLAND, yirpinia and
the District of Columbia, and efAT
ACTS AS, AGENT
Tor persons having business with Congress, the
War, Treasury. Navy, and General Post Cf,ice Dc
partments, the General Land Office. Pension once
Office Of Indian Affairs, Patent Office, &c. Sc
\. 1880 \, sg9..s OFEIC f. alsgi 81 lssee
Missouri Avenues between Sd and Al streets.e7o
OF Particular attention p1id to the procuring Of
the Bounty due 10 Soldiers ofthe Uni,ek States I'm.
der The law e Feb. H. ls4z, and 70 A,e proenrinr
Of Patents for new Intentions, Y, fa'~i ffs>'sf
y .ap lfdI !, ,ai ii NE asoa,aes l.a & ,iaeqq