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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-02

Cncuir CouRr.-Bsfore Judge Edwards-.yoSn n
Davfson Richard Decentralization on note for syOo
brought by ths holder against ~ndorser The
was want OF consideration Verdict for plaintiff for the
full amount Moses a. Niren Fl al Jeremiah Pai-.r
This was an action . Bill Of Exchange for sara
drawn by VIM @ Sanford on the defendant and &C,
cepted FOR tbs latter by his The following defence
set up Sanford formerly resident OF Minden
county Of Monroe in this State Of which place the ds
PENDANT Is also resident that Sanford for Years
previous to l846 carried business at Southport In
Wisconsin territory, aud in Sept s4s met the defsn
dant's James L. Palmer, at Rochester thew there
entered into partial arrangement to form partner
ship Young Palmer undertaking that def. dant would
give him $4,000 for his share Of the capital but il aid not
distinctly appear whether the partnership was ever
formed not; at all events the defendant gave his
drafts for the $4,000, one of which the draft in
suit. Sanford afterwards passed 1t to the plaintiffs
for q bill Of goods purchased from them In july
l946, which two months previous to the meeting
Of himself and young Palmer ut Rochester. The de-
fendants counsel contended that the bill misapped
aud that therefore the action could not be
there evidence that the partnership
mated carried out and evident from the
ofhe case that the defendant Intended that his draft
should be applied to partnership purposes and not to
the payment Of the old debts Of Sandiord The jury
however found verdict for the plaintiff for $o06.
For plaintiff, Mr.. II. +. Clark and MIR. Goodwin For
defendant, Mr.. z. \. SANFORD.
court there was only tried which action
on an old Judgment and resulted In verdict for the de-
fsndant.
CoyRr CALENDAR, for Monday. Oct Circuit Court
Before Judge Edwards Il6 H. 49, llo, 100. l?l
1856, &C. "a, l09 H. Common Pkas-Part LIST Nos 49,
81 H. 49, 49, 30 3D. "a 49, 49, Part 2d-Nos 81, 81, 49,
I
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Matrimonial Troubles" irisa Pc itics; he Is,lin
Tnsedy"-ths Letcs; Bishop Underd nh;; I" The Queen
Of Spaln and her Husband LRgerheads Rel gous Pr
byterianism Cspains sketchss-tahipg sharH; News;
Theatrcals; Gossip Police Records; ems and Paragraphs,
without nunbermskng altogether early thirty columns OF
choice matter Price, cents Office IL Ann street. Will
hanson & Burns, Publishers
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o.
Qate Amhony Clarke Co 2i7 Broadway 1hs following
letter recently received by the late OF
establishment -
BEY SUR MAINE, (Fra-ce)
Srs-I is with lively satisfaction. that exp.ess you
the great pie whirh by
bautiiu IN their execution have and assurance
that they the perfect that have
feel much haered IN discovery extended
and by such esentaons foreign land. high honor
reflected.
Receive, srs compliments aud the
OF my most distinguished co0sde ration. DAGUERRE"
. Messrs AnIhonv Clark u Co New York.
Testimony from high this the great
Of he Daguer eatyp,c himself furnishes usive evil
dence of OF the pictures executed at the above
gallery.
This gallery contains imports several hundred
p.re kenes.es Of emi American and other
shed ch which admirable
likeness frm e, OF the following all Ut whom
have deceased within the past years showing the
and increasing interest Of snch collecti
Andrew Jackson, Gen Jesss speght Miss.
Joseph Story, u. b. Supreme Erastus Root. N. Y.
Court Howard Ind.
SIN IN Thompson, do. do. Daniel B Talimadgc, N. Y.
Hon. Isaac Z Bates Mas Dr. Sewsl, d G.
keveren Saltonsta!. do, Com k~nuor, U 8. N.
" Thos w. Gilmer, Va. =, Crne, do
:. YIN Taylor. do. E.Dyer serEeant-at arms, U.
Geo. C. Dromgoole do. q. Senate
John B. Dawson, La Col. Cross, der.d by Mex
=, Alex; 'srrow, do. leans at the commencement
e." lohn campbell, sc. Col j Inn j Hardin of Iii.
Ssml, NrRoeerts, iii. nos killed at the battle OF
. John White, Ky. Buena Vista.
" John l. Keer, Md H~rry Tnmsn NY.
" +. q. Met onnell, Ala. Ex.0ov. Edwards, CIT
VIM Fult n, Ark Ex Gov Wright, N Y.
Capt. VIM. Alburts, u. 3. A., Msjor WIN Popham, N Y.
kil'ed at Vera Cruz
Also copies from family portra,ts of eminent indi
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The Weekly Herald will be published at nine
o'clock this morning.
1t will be illustrated with two splendid en-
cravings, one Of the steamship Great Britain,
as she is rising from the Dundrum Sands, and
the other of the Britannia, as she appeared un-
dergoing repairs on the Sectional Dock.
All the news Of the week will be found in this
number of the Weekly Herald II will contain
the very important news from the city of Mexico,
brought by the special overland express to the
Nelc York Herald Office.
1t will also have list of the deaths by yellow
fever in New Orleans.
Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence.
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Miscellaneous.

In relation to the charges made against Mr. Chase,
the agent of OF the Lowell factories Marshal Turkey
Boston -" BY request Of Mr. Samuel Lawrence,
OF the Mddlesex Co, Lowell, have investigated the
stated In your Of the 2th under the head OF
Gross Imposition and md the statement made by the
girl who told the story related in that article to be
tsy false except tbs loss Of her clothing which lost
from the canal boat between Whitehall and Troy Mr.
Lawrence requests to say that she discharged
from the Middesex mills for lying and other misoon-
duct"
The Cincinnati Chronicle says Indiana is greatly mis-
named 1t should have been called the State OF Wabash
The Wabash river in proportion to its value. irigates
land than almost any other stream which can be
found The Wabash and Its tributaries water nearly
twothrds Of all the counties Of Indiana or eighty
eight counties In this State less than fifty Ave
wstered by the Wabash river.
At Albany, Thursdsy morning, James Ryan, an
about 60 years of attempted to put end
TO his life by taking laudanum. He says that IL was
design that he 10 resident OF New Jersey
and 10 engaged on the railroad.
The New Brunswick papers complain Of great scar
city Of seamen in that section About forty vsssss
In the harbor Of st john heavily loaded with timber
unable to depart for want Of seamen.
Hon. A. Douglass and lady were at Chicago on the
2sd ult, and were about to leave for this city
We hear Of the death Of the venerable Judge Thomas
Buchanan associate judge OF the judicial district COM
posed OF Allegheny Washington and Frederick counties
We hear that he died in his carriage his way from
court, and 1t Is supposed of apopsxy
Wellington, Esq the senior editor OF the Charles
ton Courier, Is visit to Baltimore and 1t is
Of pleasure find that he ia still In the enjoy
ment Of good health Baltimore Patriot.
Rev Lewis Howell, extensively known in central
and Western New York, rs the accomplished and inde-
atg6be agent of the American Tract Society expired
Saturday evening" at about TX O'Clock. His disease
typhoid fever, which, nearly from the first deprived
him Of his reason.
riot took place a mud lock on the Oswego
canal on the evening Of Sunday last in which two per
covery Is hopeless - Syracuse Star.
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Movemcnts I'm P0iutics,


Mr. James Hagerty announces that he has withdrawn
from the field candidate for Congress
in the third district of Maryland, and from the whg
ps rty itself
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The Cheapest and Best Place In the City to
get boots shoes OF sai.e at onss Ann strss nss,
be purchased else where for ST. Quite savmz he also sells
@ Uoot So 80 when Is usually sold for ~ DOUBLE
the system OF doing busgessght nses and small
profits All goods purchased at Ann st. ale warranted to
vi emf fes
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kied at Vera Cruz
Also, several copies from family portraits OF eminent nd
yidusls.
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National Miniature Gallery n. Clars Q,
letter recently received by the late OF this
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The steamship Galveston, Capt. Havilsnd, ar
rived yesterday nom the port OF Galveston hs,ins
The Civilian men,ions that Mai John Allan U. s Mar
shsjl for the District OF Texss arrived Galveston on
~ 18Th inst from Mstsmoros and srszos Santiago
Major arrived board and In charge OF he schooner
ter seized violating the laws Al the port OF
Brssos Santiago and sent Galveston Tor adjudication
20 the u. : Court sitting Court OF Admiralty
th<rr The cargo OF the Star let by ne Marshal al
Msssmcfos Gen. Scott refusing 10 deliver up. or re-
coxniss the jarisdisop Of the Court 90 the Civilian un
derstood. 49,, -.
elosed AZ save the Admiralty docket On Monday, the
l5,h lnsl There no criminal business and oot
f~w civil esses were disposed OF
N appears by the report Of Capt Payne thai tiers
have been received 1850 tons OF Cumberland and Shy
bsrrels Of Ptssbars coal The depot in this city aimee
November for the use OF Government steam transports
A 10 rsisins regiment In Texas not encouraging
Col Hays stl al san Antonio and volunteers com
fss rsmsss q the gallant Capt Gillespie have been
received at San Antcnls
Col Croxhsa passed through Houston The sth inst
90 bis way San Anonio 10 muster volunteers into tho
The u s cutter woleoii arrived ., Galveston on the
ssh inst She IL engaged In the coast survey.
The Indians on the frontier Of Texas said 10 be
,o,ershy oact The Tonkswss giving rsos, trouble
py killing the cattle Of the settlers.
The Civilian ssys that Mr.. Coats and his sen OF Boil
w Pont who were on ,har way home from Galveston
IN ANAL boat when late severe norher set IN were
blown 20 sea and aoabtess perlsaed - Their ooAi was
ysckcd w without them,
Ths Civilian learns from the Huntsville Texssl Ban
ner that Iosxh Merritt Esq Attorney 81 LAW Notsiy
lubc, Justice Of the Peace, and one OF me
Beard ri Aldermen for the town. he'd secretly sHaaee
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A newspaper controversy has recently taker
Mace AZ Boston between Mr. Jackson, sormer Ulec'o
and Mr.. Gilmore the President Of the Western hsii
road Corporation Mr.. Jseksons first communicaaoo
goes 70 show that the per cent DIVIDENDS declared .,
the Directors the past year were altogether 700 ''
Mr.. Gilmore replies that the declared dividenos "er'
all that could have been legitmstey made Win proper
regard for repsrs deterioration, &C. MI Jackson TO
ioned to this In statistical statement In which ne re
i,.raes the opinion that the Directors can declare
oer cent dividends from the earnings oil the pIesen
wear and still have larger reserve than any other Hsi
road Corporation in this country
The following figures show the increase OF prop
e,tv IN Boston and its suburb South Boston Tor the las
three years Whole valuation of property in the City II
Is4s ls45o3oO ls45 tl35sfs7oo; ls+6, sleooooooo
Increase In le4s Is per and In 1916 Joy per cent
y.lustion Of property in South Boston in 1894 s22s2
400. 1sa5 s3467sOO; 1876 ss527,5Oo Ir-'e''e i"
Is4s. 80 DER cent sid In 1916 253 r~~ cent
,rh. VIRGINIA House OF Delegates by vote Of
20 % "A have ps.sed bill providing for subscription
81, IN. state of twohths Of the Stock OF he Aiessn
ara Canal. equivalent to s272ooo
The Baltimore Patriot says OF the Resumption
bin
The bill for resumns the payment OF interest OF 10
eres the public debt on the let Of January next wa
the hi was received here late Saturday night and
gave great satisfaction; and cannot doubt VIII be
heard with pleasure by the entire people OF the state
The provisions OF the bill have not been altered from
those recommended by the report Of the Committee Of
Iyays and Means The coupons and certncstes oil IN
erest are 10 be received in payment OF taxes up TO the
first dsy of October next when all srreersges OF interest
NAV be funded and ,henceforwsrd taxes are to be paid
IN money only The cash payment OF interest on the
public debt IL 10 the LIST OF January next
and 10 be continued thereafter regularly every quarter
dsy These are he material provisions OF the bill and
H., thew will receive the cordial sanction Of the people
of the State may not be doubted by those who would
not question their honesty
The law recently passed by the Missouri Legs
isture restricting the rate Of interest which may be
charged by the Bank and Insurance Companies to al
per cent 10 not well received at St Louis and will b
resstsd
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Books.
T9T AHNALIsT

zvroRn oF PFACTICaL MEDICINE u the Guy
A u Nsv--York EIfsd ~ william { hooefs d - y
yellow q ..s College Of Pr sicAn sta - Aso- u 'e~
ToTE. CONTESTS ~ - -. W
n CHnicue q he College q Ynync-ns ma ''i
III Reports q ne Sew-f 1rk hosps+1
Is Reports Of New Yors Pa-holosiesl >oe'-ti
Y Reports Of Ner-Yosk Ned snt surs soele.y- \, :,
VI Csses from ~ Notebook. ey Israel Moses VI u
VII TSs c,i,iesi Tsschf-z q; ne SewTors Hospital
by Joha L Vs1dervoor. VI, D. -
VIII EDfToE's TAsLE-Lexa Mis,oI f.Ilo1' - 49,
&c.,. n A.~iurns ne Se~-fofk Academy OF heci
e.1s Bibiofrsphiesl notice. Transactions q Phhsdsi
rbis College Or Physicians; Tro1ssean s1d 6eoeq aou
,-s,.,sJ Z vsn.-yo-eigr. Domrsfcr Oolfusry.
- nAVIFI ADEF. 10 FnllOn-s. NeN-1ofh
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5nsuranre.

Tsye. Tr.,t o
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
MIsvss PosT. N DreIe!ady 50. Broadway mlin
MUTUAL BENEFIT ISis Insurance. Company
wi Ofhce No. II Wsli-sL
The Company Offers The following sdvsnlsges 10 the
public -, -,
Lives only insured al The loves. rate. OF premium
The premium II over So may be paid In cash and TINS
m secured u months bearing per cenl interest," OF
ID may be paid monthly or quarterly 49,
No per-on 1. liable 6eyond The amount % bis premium
married may insure the life Of her husband Tree
from any demands Of his creditors.
There will be annual division of prohs, paysDs IN SCRIP
Certificates bearing interest Al per cent, which interest,"
"P''~''' '"" DIRECTORS.
Seth Low Rob'L I. Patterson
GuillaUme Merle, Nm- h. hOu
VIM A r. Penu, Edward Anihony
LAWS C. Grover, John A. Underwood,
Henry MeFnsn, Chss Maekneu,
VIM. NJ simpson, Ihos % Sss4I,, -.
BEsI. c. MILLER, sec'y.
Jos L. Loan, Agent - - So,
JANIS sTssaRT NJ d. tSo.6H Brosdwsy,) Medical ET
Amnsr. Al the Office daily from u O'Clock oil Iswa
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

BvdJ Blsscksr-2 story brick house and lease Of ot
4s5 Hudson st. l91lxs3 l750; two story brick front
houses and ots 90 and 100 frsnknst 35x79 together
a. 100 story brick house and lot 80 sufoks 26xlOO
&2973.
LOT l39 Hicksst 25:4xlO0 $3.50; story brick from
house and lot 30 Fronst l9xl00 $1,000 story brick
house and lot south side Livpgtonst near smith 81
near Livingston A 25xl07 $500 lot east side Jay ct
near Tillaryst lsxl076 s3s5.
BpooxLYx-By VIM. H. Franklin Son-l lot VIII
buildings thereon In Msinst near frontst l7oo
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In skir Elisha Desnison, from N. Orkdns-Mr fancnu
lady and child and Mrs Smith.
MARIN JOUR N A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

ARRIVED
Ship Elisha Dennison seeley le de I'm New orleans
cotton &C to d Hurlbut CO.
eark Childe Harold Rich. I'm Havana FEB Is, sugar
Sc TO TAYLOR Capt Rich reports no arrivals OF
dspartures since the sailing Of the ship Adelaide
Brie Michigan, Crowel 6 de I'm Philadelphia wheat
to Louis Prelsx
schr Rio Grsude (of Bothbsy, Me- Race day. from
Charleston 1873 casks rice 81 If do Goodhue 20 o.
bsIes cotton Dessrts & Hewser.
schr Albion, ClsIkson. Norfolk, corn, TO master
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cHoLIkA II PERsIa.-We have repeatedly p.4.
,d accounts Il he ravases Of the ehoiers u fersA
Hs $50 o." Is.t Fsn At the lstest dstes the
s,ss... y. ssS.dns none Of the American missions.
rIs. bsd ssd The cod westher had commences, sna
snow had fallen the depth OF Two ieet ana snoef
change Of temperature the ois>se "0o'' t., .iy
disappear entirely. s"o'
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Removals..

REMOVAL.
TIVE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE REMOVED from No
n No Nsssass 'ss@Te hey haze spiendid hsorE
nens Of Gold and Silver llpex, Patent Lever, Anchor
Escspenent Lepine and N-rsca Watches selected from
The best manufactured In Euroa. which will be warrant
ed perfect time keepers
Also some new patterns OF Cold Chs1. Seals. Keys lie
do do do God Pencil I sses and Gold
DO do do Thimsles. RnBa Pima Peas
do do do Brscelels with sSores and Hair.
do DO do Silver ForRs spoons and Plate
All the above articles will be sold nj he lowest rates
and warranted be equal 70 the best msde In the city
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF Fine Watches, Nc.
No. 2 Nsssan-sL opposite ne Cusom h,1se
She above articles carefully repaired oy nc I-2sl
skifl workmen 10 the city, and wnrsnted 10 Ky
satisfaction. =. y :,
DEuOyAL.-The Office OF he TRUST FINE :. IN =,
INSURANCE co has been rem0Neo from ~ W ~
Waist few doors below and opposite tnen 'o'ne' ~
THIS Compzly With se~sly szure capital, VIII insure
.gaip.t o.s end damage by Ere all descnouons OF met
esandise buildings &c and In The course OF inland naF
sstiop al the current rates q premium
DfRECTORs-
ru.. n D,.ha Martin Hoffman Edmund Penfod.
Vm Whiewrish VIM y. LeggetL Roet NJ strsi,on'
/ r j. Hutchinson, Jas B. Townsend, John kAnkin ~
Wm IL Johnson. james F0sIef, ". John n hufllni
FRANCIS Butler ChTisrs Zabriskie, Jonn Clesyelanc
ELIAS DRAKE, PrcsidenL
LEssEus CHAPMAN, Secretary. III Il
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from that place 10 parts unknown having nrs. mo-
wsy with all the notes and claims amounting - IA.
,brss t6ogssnd oos rs which hsd BEN put mo ~
b.nS. A Jusce Ct the Peace and a. Attorney iof CO.
&C., RI. o. Piesyune. 2ist UT
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u scbsrs would nfoE ne lrou Masters ths
e,rrv tszr they are excessively Engaged n me
fscfTre a Called and Dry sand Rolls aod ne Hscnnefy
f5r Roln< Nils and other lron WorEs In resn-ef 81
he cs OF heir manufacture, hey are permitted % re-
fr 40 he following seailemeu, VIZ Heary Burden, Troy
Iron snd Ssl F.ciory. Jno 4. Wsnslow, Albany Iron
Works W. Burli. .ster Iron "orks D. nnley fer9
iros Works J. J. Rogers, "A Sable Iron Works ard
Nessrs sat1s Co Se~Iork-
FRRSSLfS TOWNSEND co
z4lv Towns-nes Furnace, Alsaoy, n. Y.
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VpW Am TMPoRTANT WORK.

TIUNTISeTOS SAVAGE, Peslshers, boossellsf |:
II .rd s,arOners ZIG Pesr-st n have IN press .na
NJ publish II feE dsys vaussr scries o. 10 cO40lr1
49, be.utl Astronomical Maps each oy ;. ieet des an
- ~ fi.,r.e ,be -Iire mechanism Of The Hesvers ey
ave sorg-nrar3ed b. % Elementary Asueuony o. ="
r-e.enrz reu theory Of ne iees and which, 10
seb4r MAKE his sublime science perfectly psn ND IN -
hgibe 70 youth T5ey especially a1apt7d i2t ese y
.hooi. 81 f.rfies II 4 5 respectfully solicit from
tescbers school conmiiees. s1pernienGens q senoos
ri@rynen and students examination OF lns Torxi aso
ofther .ere. Of ensivey used school ooks-Sooe
New Nsioual Geography quaTtOi Pareys Geography iol
Hsrirrer Ma Lncons eel-5rAec Botany IL Two forms
ptsi..i. Esfs-.I PHILOSOPHY ard Chenistry-coumon
.cbo6i asiroa of EACH and Tor beginrers-Welfs ne~
TnKUsh Grsmmsr f'r thor0ughness sad simplicity IN
eclz Burriirs Geography Of he Heavens VIII Gers
ia Atls.: Websers lUriversy kdiuonl DictonAy ~
psges Al IS which 90 scholar dispense with also com
rnon school AID POCKET editions
To Nyscg.rTs-H L s have constantly on hand ann
o4r 10 BOokseers ard Merchants Of the ouesi prices
which they can be purchased large assortment d me
latest editions Of sctoo Medical Law Agricultural sna
NsreIsreous Books Blank Books Of al sizes and prices
81 .-....-e - - - s,s,so-sTy lot cod
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SPOKEN.

Feb % 80 miles north Of Tortusss abr Victoria hence
for Orleans who reported having sprung leak the
dsy previous intended 10 put into key Wes-per Eisna
pennison at this port
Feb le, of the Moro Castle, saw bark John Gardner
hanca for BelIe Honduras
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RETURNED.

The ship uncss Latham, which sailed hence for Corr
the an February having the 18th, 20 mtles east
Care Henry experienced a gale from WsW to w
sprung alesk. Put in 10 repair damage
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miscellaneous.

OypTCp or TBP IoNG ISLAND A, ,,-.s,ai'
~ Cons Ns~-Yofk, Fe5rrzr7 y ~, -. $3.50
tSs Bysrs sd0psed oy Ire Directors q ss 80 e. =
Rsi.Tosd Conp.sy o. me zIsi esy Of Asfe0' ~
TIE lnnas M-enns u he socssocers q ~ 80 -
,.,e n, he choice q lhiriseu Directors sns oe -
H. 4 I'd Mon1ay IN February Of esch yea 81 . ~ 49,.
he Company "a Nev-York under ne aEScN'N u '"'0
~. sol 10 bs open from Il O'Clock At noon, and 70 %
kspt open anti O'Clock 7; NJ .,d ~.
hr whereas By insdvertenee saeh 49, 80 !. -
80 ~ ~ meeting hss rot been duly p olsLec a. -
rsd ~ sw and 10 election Of Directors 100 tae -.
800 h.ying beer hsd-Tberetore kesoivee ~ =. -
- "a tbs,tss "a Directors OF his Company DC bee -
rorn.uy'. ofes Ia Sew-YorE, O. Inesd,y ~ en 80
~ An ert under The direction q ihree
10 ssrordsnce win nc Revised 51t1ss lie e.
ooer from Il O'Clock, noo1, rnll 90 - -, -
80 lie Secretary notice tnsIeo % Dc o1y P-'
lished.
uoe O'f' Nv DAVID s. IVES, Secretary.
NOTICE 4. hereby xivea hal the ennzs lnee-ns u
on The Long Island Railroad So peny IL
ssetiou OF tsirtesn directors VIII Be bed :. s 800 "a
go ccrnosnv A. No ~ Wilisn-st Merchants EAen1At7
4, - ~ on New YORK the oh Gay Of Apr nex- - O
rbs o5l % De open from y O'clock al nooa III Z
O'clock P. N. By order cfI5e S9Ss, ,,,vs s..-..,,v
= ". r.h,s.,v "a l5i7 ZftAp1h