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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-04
Law Intelligence.

CoURr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, April 3.-Bsfore Re-
corder Scott and Aldermen Franklin and Allen John
MKeop, Esq, District Attorney
This Court was opened to day for the April term,
with the following prison calendar, viz Murder,
oigsmy, burglary, grand larceny, 10 petit lar
ceny, 3 assault and battery, previously indicted,
Witnesses bsstsrdy, Total Of old and cases. So
Grand Inquest-The names Of tho gentlemen sum-
moned to attend grand jurors called but only
Is appeared to serve They therefore discharged
until tomorrow morning, and an additional number
summoned to bs in attendance.
Petit Jurors OF "a persons summoned to attend as
petit jurors, only II appeared to serve.
arrested on a Bench Warrant Officer Bloom, at
tached to the Chiefs Office brought into Court person
by e. name of John Riley Boughton, whom he had
rested ct Wnisor Castle Greene county. by virtue of
bench warrant charging him with having obtained by
means Of false goods to the amount Of
81 500, from the arm of Richardson, MCarg Co +,
merchants, Of No. Is Liberty street. Committed for
trial
Recosnisanees Forfeited George Lowden, indicted
for perjury Edward Thompson and James Dunn, in:
dicted for grand larceny, failing to when called
for trial their recognizances declared to be for
feited No cases being ready for trial. the Court I'D
Journed until Tomorrow morning.
CouRr CALENDAa-THls DAv.sapfrior Courts, 8,
TO- a. u.s. 49, 90 49, "a as 90 ~, 81 %, 81 to SO,
49, Al 4s to 65 inclusive Common Pas-lst part-l5a,
7s, III Is, 49, 20. I'd particle, l4a, lac, $50,
lb2, l64, 1853, l60.
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Shoe Store I22 Canai tke this medium return
nv thanks ladies Of New York aud its vicinity for the
liberal patronage extended towards aud hope by strict
attention business merit continuance OF their favor
have now hand. and constantly nanuiae,u,irE fac
of Ladies' French Morocco and Kid Slippers
Tyes and Bu,kns, at and 10 shillngs p,ir Second
qraity Slippers aud Tyes aud BuAkns ah ngs the
shlpss, sqaal any in the city Mi.se' aud Childeas
wish good Shoes Mt moderate prices will lease call and
examine for themselves B. MlLLERS 22 Canal street,
near Weat Broadway
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BUFFALO. April s.-Ths lea Ia packed for miles BY
heavy s.w. wind, completely obstructins navigation
This immense dam of ice at the foot Of Lake Erie probs
bly, accounts for the deficiency Of water in the Niagara
River ct the Falls and below which has been previously
noticed. Flour remains dull at 30 lax. Corn-No
change, and inactive at SOC Whest-No change.
Chicsgo held ut 1899. No change In high wines.
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fse observe prepared at Pittsbug, Pa person by
lie name Of Fanesock has f late been puieg up
;mator does IL the propres which
render The ue ant Gle efficient aud has wide ce
ebrtv Ths noslru has been purchased by few dueg
IN nc TO the gain Of dollars than lives
and safety CUSTOMER aud have been b. the
dealers in this neous ir nc 70 oet ~ a Fame
wb,ch s CONTRARY truth Never buy unless thst
vou b. A. Fanestochs prepared at Pittsburg Pa
~ are ~ any value in expelhng For sale by
N, propristors b. A. FANEsTOlK at their branch ssnb
irhm est No, 10 John street, New fofk.
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MARKETS ELsEWERE.
STOCK MARKET

Pu,IA DEL purA April 3-First Board-$2o00 State SIS,
7,; oosO sss state ~ 81 50 United States T,sa.
1900 Reading Railroad 6 IS, I 400 Lehgh Navigation Goal
Scrip, so; shss Union Canal II; Northern Balk Ken
7s; d. 1915 5000 do. 74; 400 Lshsh Nsygatios g.
liz Secomd Boards 900 United States 6s. 1924; 1000
sae 81 7sH 1870 50 L,high nay,g.tion Goa serlp
ter saes-sa70O United States SIS 81 o3x State go 73A
4oo do 73K; 1900 schuylki Navigation 6's. 49, 44H goo
Warren County Scrip, 9 Kentucky Bank, II; 10 Union
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Weekly Report or Deaths
In the City County of New York from the 2h day Of
March the LIST day of April. l848.
Men 80; Women 81 Boys 90; Girls 60. Total 31l

Abscsss Il ApOplexy, 6; Asphyxii, Asthmi Il Afro
phia .; Bleeding 81 Burned Scaded 2; Bronchitis. s.;
ChsI:re roap Connection GoaEs
Lunss9; Debylo Deiram TTemep,. 81 paIrhea s; Drop.
sy s. Dropsy in Head II; Dropsy in the Chest. Epepsy
Eryspeas7; Fever Fever bilious. Fever rueIperel
Fever Typhus "a; Fever Congestve q Fever Nervous
Heart Of 4; Hopping Cou gh g. Inhuenza i !nam-
a. Inflammation Of Heart. !; lnf,mmation Of Kidneys
lutammaroa q Lungs, ~ lniam%sso9 81 stomach. u IN
i Iatempersnce /; LYes venera i MaIamn, II; Mea,e;
PIE urisy q: Rupture Small PoI. IL; Spinal Disease,
sprus Suicide Il Tsehing liberation Of Iuestines,
liberation of Throat, /; Unkuown,4
.Ags-Unde. year g; Ito years as to 81 t. TO-
60 to 10 to &c. IL; to 80, % to 100, Ii I'M
A.W. WHITE. City Inspector.
Oity Inspe ctor,s Office April LIST, ls40.
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beautiful Lioer, according to BuIwsr, Is one

ofthe ndpen'ables of genemns wardrobe, and all who
ink with HIN will ada the aad matsria OF
shirts render them desabo appendi res to fashion
able outfit la fsct all the articles Agates establishment
shirts collars hndkechef robes de cham
beL h-i'ry under g'rments suspendes Gloves &c are
IL faut There will always fluid the latest styles
Of PARIS and London of tn. choicest fabrics and made in
the be,t inner: Nor must forlet to mention Agate.
Patent Elastic shoulder Brace for expanding hc chest ard
seehenng end strengthening the spe 1t most v,le-
sbe article and should be by AL who gagtd
sehtniarY pu fsus AGA rE'5 Der is 2s7 Broadway.
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Movements oC the k1OtelS, Scs
The arrivals at the hotels yesterday unusually
limited principally comprising officers Of the army and
navy and passengers by the European vessels Amongst
the former registered at the American Hotel Capt
Nicoll, Lieuts. De Camp and Renshsw and Professor
Henry Of Washington. The names of the passengers
by the latter are detailed in the shipping report.
Among the passengers In tho Concords from this port
for Canton are Tsow Chaoong, and Chow Choo Kong,
of tho Celestial Empire The latter will be recolected
tho intelligent young man who became popular
with the visitors Of tho Chinese Museum The
who ranks high a. musician in China, will not be
forgotten by those who have heard his vocal melody
Senator Cameron was in Philadelphia on Saturday
last
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

sr JAoo March i0--sugar-No sales, holders not he
wing established price crop short Coffee 81 to $ll
per cwt according to quality crop regular Fustic,
lCsumoersnd harbor) SIS $40 per ton Tobacco, So
$40 per cwt fair crop Sagua Tabscoo will be scarce,
having been washed away. Mossss-very little brought
In. and no sales Very little rain here aud should the
drought contnuoawe shall be obliged to import water to
sustain life.
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Dopo, formerly OF this city, Of Staten Island TO
Mss LAvISIA Z. ARrHuR, Of this city.
At stapston, on Thursday evening, March asa the
Rsv. MIR. Mercer, Mr. THEODORE FREAr, to Miss AMAN-
AuousrA Loz.H, daughter Of the late Jacob Lozisr
ell Of Staten Island. Hffi
On wednesday evening. the a9th uit. by the Rev.
Bartholomew Cresgh, Mr.. GEoRaE II. MALooLM, TO Miss
MARTHA Ann PEARsoN; both OF this city.
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@UHs INIT nViHo'"t0r'-"e neHeve
this sxceert article neipally ID preventive
medv for baldnes' and besu6T Of the hair by adults.
but useful Gle the toi
let readily the scur and danduf from the hair
Of children isu;es yEo! into the .o downits aamsn:
from falling off la all respects consider valuable
paraton, and SUCH have hesnt in recommending it
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TRANSFERS ORDERED.
From depositary at Chicago. 80.
Tha Roaton Caurier nf waste I'd Az saua.-


Stocks have advanced little In price within ew
days. but the transactions in them not very Lar
and the spirit Of speculation appears to have pas ed
away Most Of the securities in tho market selling ct
very low prices compared with those which were cnr
rent few months since, and when money again DO
easy, there will be wide margin for rise. II
remark viii apply particularly shares of the
finished railroads in the New Epglsmd States, andl
some Of tho speculative stocks which, within lew
months past have been unduy depr eesed. The lo,sss
sustained BY those who have sold through necessity
fear have been very great and although tho larger
Of the shareholders make changes. yet the mar iet
value Of corporations entire property b marked
down. by the concessions of few propretort In
Of pecuniarv diHacultvO
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Dsvel,n,s Claiming Wa,chouse, No 23 John

corner of NasuAt this highly successful ests blush
mer will found the largest stock Of Spring and Summer
Clothing offered this city The pablo have found out
and things be had for
husdreGs find their this popular house every day The
Of prices Goats from 81 to SIG Pants h7fc to &6,
Ves 75c to S4-eives every chance to be suited
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lection Of the art Of makng they perfectly easy
curl and adapted the .imple't
the style each individual; proof of the high .s
the American Institute at the last Fair awarded the inventor
the Igest United States the .tory
OWN BATCHELOK, No. Wall street, near Broadway.
Copy the address.
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Gold -Ui amond PoInted-Isreat Re.

ductionyou the best and cheapest pen be found
try Rcheleu" The points warranted to stand for FIVE
years. AID for neuess and exbty they unsurpassed
Amos all the wonderful of this none is
useful economical than this b. E. WasOn IS
William street Savage 90 Fulton street, have the
u,ive sale Of them Also, all other from 81 up
Bayleys pens by the gross dozen
era prices. Pens repaired.
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WAR and Gre t Excltem. mt In France, avid

greater the corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets oppo-
site our Office The Paris boot doing bust
ness than all the other ia the city 1t astonishing
see the gren business friend Young doing and well he
NAV do for has of boots and CATERS
10 the city He sells III. best Fenth calf b,ots from - go
sod in ether for SC do fine calf 50 So usually S.
u friends should ali get their boots Of Young; his motto
ANAL profits with large sales. THE DOCTOR.
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Shipping Intelligence.
MOBILE March 2sAr ship Excesior Boston ba Ks Jane
Williams and Martha New York; brig Doctor Hitchcock
Boston. Cid brig Union New York.
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A ssOCIATION OF EXEMPT FlREMEN. IT 4
n of this Association and Exempt F,remen
neral invited the of East Broadway and
Caharae Streets this fternoon O'Clock precisely for the
purpose Of un ng with the Fire Department paying the last
tribute our lac. Brother EXEMPT, George keU-
MUEL b. WARMER. President N. PHILLPs, Secretary.
The line of exemps will precisely half o'clock,
81. III tba hodv The church
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On Monday evening, April 81, by the Rev. William
Berrian, d, WILLIAM G. sryRass to JEANETTE ELIZA
SMITH, daughter OF John g. Smith, all of this city.
On Sunday evening, April 2d 10 the sixth street
Baptist Church, by the Rev J. T. Seey, Mr.. DAVID NJ
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Silver Pencil Case Included points raned off
l,rs' discount to dealers j. w Creation CO, II
edar street. stairs have recently made
their P-rs and Cs.s, and selling the
splendid cle that be found in the market reduced
prices God Pens and Caies at 2 So 81 IS and
upwards They sell superior Pens lower prices than others
asking for the rejected fenr. Gold Pens a1d
paired or exchanged.
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COLUMBIAN HOSE LOMPANY. NO. 1.-THE AC;
" tive and honorary members Of this requested
to the Hose House. Mulberry street. near breome
street, this day, April O'Clock r. to attend the f1ne'
raj ii our friends brother remen, Geo. Kerr
and Henry Fargis H. J. Mansfeld foreman Lynes,
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miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
It Is said eleven dead bodies havs bssn recovered
from the ruins Of the Home Print Works.
The Welland canal was to open ON the lst of April
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SOUTHWARK ENGINE co. No. 3s-NEW YORK
- april g. lsis-At meeting Of this Company, he'll at
theft rginc House. tins evening, addition the
resolutions sed the eng held yesterday (Sunday a
ernoon, in relation to the death Of HENRv FARoIs our late
mesoiyed' That this Compsny wear the usual bsdse Of
u mournine until the expiration of his Of
officer OF this Company, and that the office ui
Der, OF this Company NEE at the Engne HOUSE on 1u,day
- Nh osant al II O'Clock, proceed to The resde
Of his brother Amedee c. mo 81 Second for the
Re Of proceeding with the fu,ersl ceremonc. Resolved,
Thu the offer Of Hose Co. No 20 and hmpre n.
gne No e. to unite and accompany us n Of
assemble AZ the Southwark Engine House az the tune and
place above mentioned. CHARLES McDOUGAL, Foie-
man. NoBERr Mc0iNrf,. Secretary.
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He c-Are-Ihe-S,yles-For
Gentlenen'a

He c-Are-Ihe-Sy ies-FOr GentIemen's
Hats of the Spsg ahon ths approved and desra
bic pattern ready mi'rf,cured OF the sst beaver
and silk tina, ftil fititious; ALSO
the sprne STYLE bows cars and inan fancy
caps all patterns KNOX 1873 Fulton street, (sun Build
tnUA
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BENJAMIN MOONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
- Retail Hardware Store Edward Pay will sell this
day at 0oclock a. 81 Chatham street The entire atock Of
Also IRON Saf.s Platform Scale lot OF Hor,s Brushes
Shelving Counter Glass Cases. Sc For further particulars
sex cntalo xunvvr ready
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HOUSE FURNITURE SALES.-To families declining
IL house keeping Henry willard, auctioneer and w
W. Shirley sale.map will give their personal attention to
saes of furniture during the month Of April Par
ties iavoIg with their ORDERS will please call the
Cedar Fl arl their ear'
convenience. that suit'ble DAYS NAV be secrred
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the upper Of Broadway ard Murray street,
the finest in the city The reputation Of this
consequence Of any but such pictures every
one must be pleased with.
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LNOR SALE, A VALUA bLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
The offers for sale his Real Estate in the

NOR SALE, A VALUA bLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
The undersigned offers for sale his Real Esats in the
hour,shng village of Undertook, Columbia county, N T.,
forming desirable residence unsurpassed 10
pasantness Of location and the advantages which
presents The Of 81 OF land all lying
within the corporate limits of the village large brick man
SION together with outbuildnRs all in good order
This about 200 from the and the inter
ground forms BEAUTIFUL lawn which are gIowpg IN
gre luxuIance stately forest snd shIubbey There
three wells of and valuable
orchard in full bearing together with great variety Of choice
cultivation and the surface level The garden extensive
greatest perfection. Its value greatly by the
attractions cente ed in the delightful village whh
located which the of Of the most ourish
literary institutions Of the State Aside from the intrinsic
advantages which the village combines its with re-
ference the ties of Alb NY Hudson New York and Bos
being only five miles distant from the Hudson RIVER and
four the Boston and Albany railroad by which made
Of its remarkable saluby the beauty and Ter
tity Of the surrounding and the unsurpassed
cesnce Of the roads when dveIge from It IN all
dire rerder desirable place OF e.ldence N
BIO accommodate the urchaser, NewlYok city property
may be taken in partpayment Apply to ANsONPARSONs
N
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THE MEMBERS OF HYDRANT FIRE COMPANY
t-is Of the st. Charles Hotel Broadway tn. liberal supply
of furnished after the Fire inDuane
Seer
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Rheumatism, Pains, and Stinness OF the
Joints. Scrofula Diseases of the Skn &c &C. Rings Com
pound Syrup Of of Possss sar:apara and Vel
low Dock This medicinal remedy is published for the sole
ness JOINTS swelling Of the mu.euar substance, near
articles and is warranted give Prepared and
sold bv CHARLES H. RING, Druggist, 49, Broadway,
per Of John street.
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w. BROWN, AUTHORITARIAN AND Sc
cond hand furniture, house furnishing articles Sc his
day. Tue,day April Attn at 1o o'clock It No I2 broadway.
the furniture ofa family removed for ofse
sssg Of so chairs bureaus hedsslds earpe. m'tting OIL
thl ckery kitchen furniture, &c SLAP la stock of
valuable urue oil all varetie also large
s,0rment II nae IN hnu,e fnrnshirg nItcIeE
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n 2s held Station House Monday evening" Aprl3
At hf past ocoek the fol ewing preamble and resolutions
~ God in his DIVINE providence to take fen midst
while in the prime of life. aud the enjoyment Of pecc
health beloved friends aud Fire
msn George A. KeIr aud Henry FIgs ssd whereas. il is
the estimation Of the hers of fssr Hose Co. 28
be fitting that expression Of thor sentiments should be
msnet this OCCASION having of barely escaped
with our Ivefherefore be we'd, That from
we mphse and eondolc with the widow and orphans with
the relatives and friends and with the department at
loss Of highly friend officer late
sis ant engineer George A. Kerr Resolved That the BE-
reayed father thor aud fsm end she who be
united the strongest ties Of endea men to lam
ed associate. Henry F. Farg offer heartfelt syrpe-
thy, aud trust that the Overriding Providence who
the wind the sho lamb take them under his
cial care, and sustain them this their great ac Re
solved, That condole with the meabers of Southwark
Engine Co No 49, they havng lost officer
ardent and faithful fireman and noble hearted associate Re.
lived That copy OF the above preamble and be
signed by the foreman and the families
Of the deceased and to Southwark Engine Co.. No 49, Geo
w Little. foemsn Nathan Jenn nes. Jr secretary.
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Is. BROWN. AUCTION FER. GENTEEL HOUSE :
- hold Furniture Piano Forte &c-J w Brown will sell
on edaesiay April 5h at 10 ococh No 81 oieecker s
the entire tut,re of family about leaving the city,
ssng Of Brussels aud ingram Carpet Sofas Parlo and other
chars tire ami tables dining and do pier glasses
chamber furniture, cloth, Aso, Piano Forte; aso
the kitchen furniture. with whIeh the sale will
HENRY II. LEEDS; AUCTIoNEER.-LARGEAN AND
splendid sale of Cabinet Furntu constrg ofsvery
aItce use, Including matasses Bedd n.y. and Looking
Glasses. Henry Ii Leeds Il Co, will sell. at auction,
"Wednesday April 1875 at 10 o'clock the
room. 90 Broadway, near Wall street. and opposite Trinity
In the sale Sofas Of all patterns aud evenings eee
do dvans do ottoman dol tables of variety card
centfo dnog quartre. &C. Also extension dining
tables The whole stoc will be Peremptory sold Such
opportunity seldom of finding large OF
furni sale Those who wish leave their pur
chases uo the Of May Every facility afforded for box
inpa inning
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nor SALE-THE BILLIARD ESTABLISHMENT.
in 2ud story of house No 2 Bosdway corner of Resde
also, and Fixtures, Settees Lhairs oking
Gssts Gc be sold separately Together For ap
ply to James DupiEnac the pre- misses.
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To whom IL may conoern-and 1t Is only
those who s csd with corns and feat otherwise
diseased that th, Obtain immediate relief application
Doctor SHIRlAKOFF, (rnm st tetersburg g Cham
hers whIe acksrv and the i'll effect there
from will be encountered Very respectfully, B. j. MEsSE
ROLE, 6 Allen street.
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NITED STATES HOSE COMPANY, NO. as. Al
~ Members Ex.Me mbers and friends Of this Company,
hereby requested the e, House. this Day
o'clock precisely for OF uniting with the
OF the Fac Department the mounfui duty OF the
last tribute of the remains Of Mr. George late
stant Engineer, aud Mr.. Henry FMgs, late Assistant
Forcm of Southwark Engine Company NO. s8 JOHN h.
KIRBY, Foreman: Chas ri Pierson, Secretary
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a NIHoSY , BLEECKER, AUCTloNEER.-VAL.
liable Building Lots Peremptory sa'c 81 dcslrsb bio
ung Lots ON seventh avenue nelesnt Twentieth and
street, and corner # HUDSON and Jarc
va wednesday, April 18th, at ~ O'Clock NJ Merchant
Enchanfe anthony Beeeks Auctooeer) The subscr b,r
viii sell twenty four lots both sides of the
beweea Nineeenth and Twenty frs Streets including
corner otsi Two ois on twentieth stn lot Nine
eenth street, adjoining the above Twentieth Twenty
first streets and the Seycn have been severed
assessments paid Also fOu lots at the
Hudson and Jsne STREETS, comprising plot Of about eighty
The sale be peremptor, III. highest bid.
der The title to the whole Of the above property
table and large portion othe purchss money remain
time Of SALE JOHN NJ. PATTERSON. Lithocrsphic
Maps can bo obtained at the Office Of the Auctone No
Rfnsd afre
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r. wECTOR FIRE ENGINE co. NO. 22-THE
DRO and Er Members of this Company ae requested
I>Umh y Engine House. Tuesday 9TH inst, at one
"a III. 'tterd the funeral OF hr late Brother Fine
o,cinct VI 70 Foreman: Godfrey Dolsp Sscr.iary
Timothy Wa, ppoTrCTOR FIRE ENGINE
a ~ MrrTyNc no the engine house. after the ne
a ,mn. q, VIrti the I'd inst, il rest lived
= omIanI lSo' -, hslo a. e.t thanks 10 Mr Roter
80 Ia CO, ON .'e o. for his very lhe-
Thompson and family, Of % Leonsd pns e. vi, ~,
raj supny Of reffeshments shed the 'e' "-'
fire. TIMOTHY WATERS Foremin.
Secr
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CHOW CASES, COUNTERS, &c.-BALI., TOMPKlNS
&BLACK ato hIarquand Co, offer for sale at bar
pie lat May lat which date they will remove their stock to
the old kand No 9l broadway sign OF the Golden Eage
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FOURTH. WARD HOSE COMPANY NO. Dat
House Meassy @
SS n $
%Sa's the "a . " u 9u1i ER
Ct. the A.H and Henry liz
Of
..1.s ss: ne snG IL
% sansi: Sns o of
and received the confidence and attachment Of
he &: sssy ssa @
snes 10 eSSres
.'f
w By The s rs h 81
SsS have SSy M
above Resolved That will wear the u,ua!
S s Of ~ SsTa ana s n. o O be
in mourning iof Il. lsash q time resolved
waded 10 the ng widow the inadeqaae but sim
ri. nd faithful and efficient 81. ae and
CHERISH , ms wsR%o, G:v e:,a a.
Alta SPECIAL MEETING OF The MEMBERS OF
n Columbian Engine Company No. a. held az thsIr En-
s ON &c the S Ep
ia Duane street, Henry B. yenn, samu. Basey and WI.
s rs sa Rs''sis a
sfe AND S:. o p: Of the "a u
two members Of The Department unfortunately lcs their
W: G.srse Kerr. A....s! EnsnseIs and
late ii Ss g.s, Of 81 Fei H se
Department has sustained the loss of of its oldest.
81 ss1y
and Ks'.ysa S
family Of GeoTSe Kerr well the mother boiher. ard
FOR fsa the S TO-. hey
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