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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
RcbMiIdiny Of the I,en,,,Ir.

The Jews, both here and in Europe,
are Jnsi now making great efforts to raise
subscriptions for the rebuilding Of the
Temple ofJerusaIem-permission To that
effect having recently been given them
by the Turkish Government. The sub.
jsct has been in aeitarioh in This city. Of
late, aud at the Hebrew Festival, the 9th
er evening. at the Coliseum. il was prom
inently discussed. Among The guest,
there, not meutioned in our report Of pro
ceediugs, was Greek Rabbi. who comes
here specially commissioned to receive
money for the enterprise in questions
and we are told his errand, thus far
has been pretty IiberaIIy rewarded The
Rabbi goes. next. South, we are told and
before going back to Europe. will visi
the Eastern States.-N Ymk Erpress
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
Vessel Lost.

The Cleveland Herald states that the
Schooner Asia is supposed to be lost,
with all on board, She left Buffalo some
two weeks ago and has not since been
heard Of 1t is thought that she foundered
in a gale.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
Agents for The Lancaster Gazette.

.Wiiersport: e. Vance GreepfeH r; Walter McFar.
Mem Salem: DR.. D. Brock land rhomns I.ttefeld
PjekerRgfOB 4. Ehrght, Jr Pleasant r. TP AslhrooI
Jefferson: David lcnning East RushriHe; David Baker
LthOpOhS: Lewis Huber ". .RHshpille; N. h. .COulson
Canal Winchester: Dr. Potter Bremen Beory 4 Ashhaugh
LoekgiHe: WIN r. 1'ennent Auburn r.; Hail. R. Black
amanda; Nathan J. Worral Bern r: James r. Pcarce
RoydU0p: J. elements, Jr. PerrV. Torn: Levi Friend
Amanda tn. WIN. Ashhrook Madison Z: l. Il. Koontz
Carroll; William F. Breck C!earcrcek; Col.W. Hamilton
Basil Henry Leonard (7ranriile: p. R Hagernan
IaiiimOrs; II. l. Nicely Somerset; David Hewitt
" b. PALMER Esq, General Agent for the Eastern Cities
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

ABBREyIATING TUE ATLANTIc.-Th Bos-
ton Transcript, III an article upon the i'm
provement in steamships, &c, suggests
that tho journey by water across the At
lantic might be very materially shortened
by departing from those points on the
two continents most contiguous 10 each
other BY selecting some port on the
western coast of Ireland as depot on
the one side, and Cape Canso, the most
easterly Cape Of North America, on the
other, passage could be made which
would astnnish the whole world by lis
brevily. Railroads connecting with Hal
flax. Boston and Quebec, would make
the laud journey an easy mater; and
many travellers would submit to great in
conyeniences aud delays on shore for the
sake Of escaping week or more at sea
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
nye StuGs.

kn lbs. Superior INDIGO
NOVD 900 lbs Extract Of Log Wood
barrels Cam Wood
do Cut Log Wood
do Copperas
900 lbs Madder
200 do Blue Vitriol
For sale by GEORGE kAuffM MAY
August II; ls4s ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
IreIand..EmigratiOn Of the Middle CIn.ss. /.

lreiahu'~~EmiSr0nOnO Ofthe Middle Glasses.
The emigration from Waterford, Cork
and Limerick proceeds with vigor. In
the metropolis the desire to try their for
tune in the New World has very gener-
ally seized on our small trading class, and
they have sort of organization for the
establishment in America of colony de-
rived from home. A number of Dublin
shopkeepers. alarmed by the prospect of
the times and the little hope of i'm prove
meut which presents itself, have agreed
to emigrate in a body. They have
purchased small territory in the district
of Winconsin, and thither they propose to
proceed. and found, perhaps, a city.
Each will leave home with a sum Of ,e2. =.
900, at least, eitherin cash or merchan-
disc, and with such funds at their disposal
they persuade themselves, and nodoubt
truly, that with energy and industry they
must succeed. The abstraction of such
an elements serious loss. OF the class
which is proceeding towards the Far
West" from Waterford, Journal now
before us says: "Were it our poor popu-
lation, supplied with funds to emigrare.
we would not regret it. but the stream is
from our most industrious farming class,
who are carrying with them considerable
property converted into hard cash.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

0EFAn Italian lady who thought she
had learned English, was asked how ma.
ny children she had. She replied, 81
have done seven"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
1,I0uovs 1or the sick.

IF you want some PURE LIQUORS lor me
| Sick Room, call ut the OLD DRtG SL0Rh'
""o'' GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August IL. lS48 IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
EaIiIer MaIlIcW.

We understand that an effort will he
made in this country to relieve this dis.
tressed philanthropist from his present
embarrassment, caused by his devotion
tothe cause of Temperance, in order that
he may be enabled to carry out the bene-
fcent designs ofhisheart. We vii hear.
lly second any movement of this kind.
AS rumor was rife in this country that
Father Mathew was opposed to the cause
of Irish freedom from the British woke.
during the last attempt of the Irish to
make them' elves flee, we with pleasure
give place TO an extract of letter 10 his
friend Colonel Sherburne at London. da
ted at Cork, September 90, lS4s, deny.
ing the charge and stating his positive in
tention Of visiting the United States ear
yin the Spring: Tel them (my friends
in the United States) that with all the
affections of my heart yearn to be with
them, and should it he the will of God to
die with them and for them. Early next
spring promise myselfihe realization of
this burning desire. Tell them how il
affected me to learn that many of my ex-
patrlaied countrymen were deluded into
belief that was uniailhfu 10 them.
They should have known me better.
have sacrificed every thing for them, even
health and every earthly prospect, and it
cost me many a bitter pang to be compel.
ed by the rigid rule of religion and po.
liticaI neutrality have made the guide
iofpublic life, to remain passive. Far
far from me such sentiment. No mar
loves his country and couutrymen more
tenderly, and | have never yet lost an op.
portunity to testify it. Thousands and
tens of thousands who have emigrated tc
the States have had personal demonstra.
ton of this declaration, aud | was over
whelmed with sadness when | heard 0
their creduliiy in believing that was ca
pable of betraying them."-N Y. Tribune
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
white Lead.

a6A Kegs PURE WHITE LEAD, warranted.
q " IS do Paris Green; 80 do Chrome Green,
with general assortment oI PAINTS just recelv-
ell and for sale by GEORGE KAUFF MAN
Lancaster, August II, l848 IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
Quantity OF Different Grains Produced in
The Unified AIafea.

The following is the amount Of the
different kinds of grain produced in the
United States in 1S4s, according to the
estimate contained in the table preceding
the agricultural report of the Patent Of
fee for the year 1s47, viz:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
3G Doz. IYOrY COmbs

az SuperiorqmIty- lew doz. Tuck and
I IShell Side Combs, with an assortment OF Hair
aud Cloth Brushes, Pocket Books. Cologue Wa4
ter, Fancy Soups, &c. Just received and Tor sale by
GEORGE kAUFFMAN
Lancaster, August | lS4B IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

~ jake said rather seedyish-look-
ing colored biped, whose legs like knob
bed bamboos, vilalized pair of shiny
bombazine trowsers, Jake, hev you a
black weskit to spare for u few daysP
what for, Abel'
'Oh! lost my aunt Betsey few days
ago, and went to take short mournP
-Knickerbocker.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
How 10 Give.

AT a missionary meeting among the ne
groes in the West Indies, these three re-
solutions were agreed To:
l. We will give something.
2. We will give as God has enabled us.
3. We will all give willingly.
AS soon as the meeting was over a
leading negro took his seat at table with
pen aud ink to put down what each came
to give. Many came forward and gave
some more and some less. Among those
that came was arich old negro, almost as
rich as all put together, who threw down
on the table small silver coin. Take
dat back again" said the negro who re-
ceived the money. dat may be accord
ing to the first resolution but not accord
ing to the second" The rich old man
accordingly took.it up and hobbled back
to his seat in great rage. .
One after another all came forward
and all giving more than himself, he was
ashamed, aud again threw piece oI
money on the table saying-"Dar take
dat" 1t was valuable piece of gold
but it was given so i'll temperedly that the
negro answered again. mo, dat wont
do yet. 1t may be cordin' first and Sc
cond resolutions: but not according to the
last" and he was o bliged to take up the
coin again. Still angry at himself and
all the rest, he sat long time, till nearly
all we're gone, then came to the table, and
with smile on his face, very willingly
gave large sum to the treasurer. "Ber
ry WE'LL" said the negro, "dat am accord
ing to all the resolutions"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29
In FairGie. d Common Pleas.
Family Groceries.

~ Bags Green and Yellow RIO COFFEE;
IAC 3 Bags BLACK PEPPER;
YOUNG HiSON and IMPERIAL TEAS, &c.
For sale by GEORGE KAUFFM MAN
litaster, Algl,. l3, lG47 IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

Yearly advertisers have the privilege OF re-
newing their advertisements at pleasure.
~ Business Cards, not exceeding six lines.
will be inserted, for subscribers, at $500 per
year;-non-subscrber will be charged $500.
t7@Announcing candidates (for Offices of every
descrption) is charged at the rate of 81 for each
name--to be paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy for IA
specified number of insertions, will be continued
until order out and charged for accordingly.
Advertisers are expected to occupy all the space
for which they contracted and excesses will be
charged for The privileges ofyeary advertisers
extend only to their own immediate business.
JOB WORK-We are prepared to execute job
Work upon reasonable notice, with neutness and
at fair prices
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

GRAMMAR.-"John parse Girls are lore
y" Girls is common noun, third per.
son, plural number, and objective case"
Collective caSe!" "No. Nominative
case" Nominative to what VERDI" 81
don't know. sir" "Well, what follows
girlsl" John Dickson followed our girls
what we've got to home, last Sunday af.
ternoon," "Oh! young man! Well |
should suppose they were in the oIjectiOe
case No, stree! when | saw EN- should
think they were in the pOsseSsive case, for
he was huggin' EN- like thunder!"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

A PosER. -"There is no rule without
an exception, my SON"
"Oh, isn't there, pal man must al
ways be present while he is shaved"
"My dear. hadn'; you better send this
child to bedl he's too clever"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

Other articles of food.
Potatoes s.. 100, $50 900 bushels.
Beans and Peas, 50,00O,O00
Rice, l03,640,950 lbs.
Estimated population, 20,746,400.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-29

Terms OF subscription.
For one ear, cash in aduance, .......$2 90
Within the year, ......-....--....2 so
After the expiration of the year, 3 90
INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBS.
Ten copies, to one address, cash in ad-
cdnce, sly so
Any larger number in the same proportion.
Terms of Advertising.
One square, one insertion. ,.---.-.....$O so
" three insertions, .---.......l 90
Each continuance observation-disclosures. 25
YEARLY ADVERTISING
3 Months. Months 10 Months
One square,.--.- 2,O0..-. 3,50...... 500
Two " .-..- 3,00...- $780,. 800
Three .--.. AGO.. 700. 1000
One-fuurth coumn5,OO.. 800. ..-.. 1900
0ne-third q 6,OO...- 1000. .... 1900
Half $780,. 10 90. ...-.. 20OO
One 1900. 20, Co.,. 5000
Il IL A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25
MARINE JOU RNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrived-ship Star Republic Jones, fm Galveston 3d.
cotton, &c, to matter. o..
DE- I'M Waterford, salt. 5 Thompson.
Bark Solomon Piper Black, Is ds I'm Ragged Island SAIL
Barr Ovanda Hsrde1 p de- I'm NOrlesDs rise, master
bark Iosns Doly, from Rio Grsnae on Dec mdss: y
Icy Nichols from Rio Jsueiro. Left bark Prescott Spear
from Baltimore for Boston, dlsg brig Aiffed Hammond,
Green nom Cope ae ,I s on 10 Sved
18th lat o041 Co. 80 spoke Leone OF and from
Palermo. for N wished 70 be reported -.
Bark Thetis Of Boston, Crosby, for Orleans and the
Pass I'd inst with mdse, - master Sailed In company
with ship Elizabeth Euen for n Y
Bns Augusta, Bemis I'm Havana Ian q rndse, 10 Spot
ford iileson Co Lef ship Lssp,nge Silsyy une bark
d Nichols, Park, de- Merithus Gbery do Rapid, Ward
NYork disg Medora, une; 81 Cloud, Little Philadelphia
Do Gunars, Byrne. do; John Murray do Ospray, Ripley
do Pswtucket do Sarah BrysntGsy DO; Maria
Heney, do; bIgs Cassda, Goode, do; Uzafdo, beeman
do; Tamadge, Winning, do Adea, CARLY, Do Partridge
Bastow do francisco, Smith, do; Magn0hs, MOTIFS 40
Canonicus Hatch do; Orgays Helm do; Home. West do
Albion, Cooper do Shamrock, Charles, do Confidence
Mcsssr, do Lima, Higgins, do brazilian, htehoarn DO
Lisbon, smith. do; California, Hiiehbyrn 90 Harriet Harriet
do; schrs Tiogs, Stoves, do 81 Jago insrahsin DO
Brig Merrirnsc Of N.wburyport Gardner 10 ds I'm Bar
tcoA, tobacco, &c, = Hill
Bris Absons LOPEZ 70 de I'm cs,denas moas.e', Hesd
not recoeced SID bgs Caspian, day previous for Pha'
sdslphs Eliza for Portland do Cssdi Providence DO
Brig Lowell, Brown, II de I'm Galveston cotton brewer
: Nelson.
Big Brothers. souo, im St Martins y de- via St Bsrs,
sat BOSS. WOOD a. 20
Bs Aotoinetee, Pesrce - ds fm Cardenas sugar, &e
SpofoId, Tieston Go.
schr Utica Edwards, 10 de I'm Portland Me, molasses
Pond, Gilman 8 Mack
soht Hume, Mills, d. I'm virgins, oysters. .,c
schr Y Thorne, Sanford, DIS I'm Wilmington NC, ma
val stores, Y Powell
schr American Belle, Baxter. Dc I'm Boston, mise,
Atkins Co.
sehr Henry Johnson Hardy, p ds I'm Attscsapas La
olasses master Left brig Paised and sehr Amira Tor
fhilGdephi soon.
schr Huron, Hancock, I'm Mangonue, st Domingo, Jan
l. coffee and logwood, II Buck Len no American YES
sells IN port
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT-In Equty-ELIZA T. PAR
- KER, by her next friend, koseu w Notion; -
EDWARD l.. PARKER-Bil for Divorce-Ch b seds-
wick ofsyracuse, n Y Painiih's soiciler-The defend
Ia this whose last place OF residence was IN the
City o. Newfork bat whose present residence - an
April next the bill filed herein viii be taken es con
fe.sed BY him.-Daiet January 8 1919. j22 Sw
NOTICK.-The creditors Of THOMAS d. FINCH an
NsbscOndng concealed debtor, required 70 take
noco that general M sting the creditors Of said debt
OF viii be held at the Office Of VIM B. Litoh the VILLAGE
Map, issaa az csIocS r. M~Dsied Bsiiston Spa, Dec
is. 1917 WHEELER X; BOOTH,
WILLIAM H. WENDELL, Trustees.
d2l 1awtmhi' ALBERT A. MOOR
>IOTICk.-In pursuance OF an order OF Andrew D..
yhodse. ESQ Surrogate Of the County Of kpss 3Stse
1S to oo1a. s Of Ss CITY
Brooklyn in said county deceased to present the same
with The vouchers thereof 70 The subscriber At his place
day OF June. is4s. BENJAMIN FLANDERS,
n3O iawem' Administrator.
NOTICE.-ln pursuance Of an order Of Andrew b
lNHodses, Esq. Surrogate Of the County Of Kings, no
pErsR MoSfoS late SrSSsy % IN :aa
the snbsc ribeT his place OF business 81 South William
st Now'fors on ct before The ls5 day Q, May ists
Nsw.York Nov ?, lsf7. NJ lswem.
10y ORDER Of David N. Chaplin, Esquire, suPrens
- Court Commissioner; Notice 10 hereby given hist a.
Flake late OF Norfolk ST. Lawrence County ss uon-Iesi-
dent debtor and thai the viii he sold for The payment
Ol nt uroS nc tfptMs niuo
hisi publication hereof and discharges such attachment
cordug 10 law and thai the payment OF dvbs due 10
hm from residents Of ths State and the delivery to him
for hs of property belonging him. and the
OF such property forbidden by law and void
March oh, ls4f. JAMES BROWN. Attorneys
ms lawson for Attaching Creditor.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate OF the
County Of NewYork, notice Is hereby given 10 all per
sons having claims against BARBARA HAl LTHOUSE
late OF the City Of NewNork widow deceased 10 present
the with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber n
his store, No % Franklntree in the City OF New
before tine 9TH day OF February next Dated New
York, the 9Th day Of August, 1917
~ law6us JOEL h. PJRDN. Executor
IN PURsUANCk Of "a order OF me surrogate Of NE
County % NewYork. notice hereby given 10 al per
having claims .inss TklOMAS MARTIN, late OF The
Civ OF NewNork deceased, 10 present lhe with 10
vouchers 10 tho subscriber III his residence No -.
Adsns In the City OF Brootlyr before The an
day u fe5aary nesL Dated Now-Yort, the % day 81
Augusl, 1917 JOHN ~. FERRY, Executor
anj lswtm'
IN PURSUANCE of an order from The Surrogate 81
he County " kinxs notice 10 hereby given 10 al The
creditors Of JOHN BENJAMIN, lsle Of The City u
Bcoslyn IN said County, deceased, 10 present the.r
respective accounts with tbs proper vouchers hereof ~
No 81 Msiden-lsne IN The City Of NewYork. On OF DO
fore The 23th Of January lSt8-Dsied Newfok July ~
lsf7. FREDERICK A BENJAMIN
t,77 iswsm Admiaistrs,or
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OFFiCI l..
LIST OF LETTERS.

ADVERTISED THE rsIsUsE By SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
~. Ind BE- n further enactee,
And all advertisements made under the orders OF ne ros-
aster-Geners. in newspaper OF newsrspers OF letters
unesled for any Post Office shall be inserted In the pa
per papers Of the town sce where the once @iNe
tisinR NAV be .ted AIRING TIE largest c'rcuafioa
yrro Pon Ofcs Ian. passed March 8, lstb.
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TO IRoN-roUNDERS.

OFFICE CROrO> AQlEpVCr boARD Jan 10 1873
SEALED PROPOSALS will Be received by the sub
- serber, at this office until the the Goth day Of Jana
ary NJ. for SEQ l2ineh and $500 6ineh water pipes
The zs named to b inside diameter and each pipe &c BE-
eo long The average weight Of the 6inch 20 be SO
poaees, and the ~ inch el2 pounds 6nch pipe weigh
ing is than so pounds and the sinoh weighing less
than DO Pounas will be rejected The whole 10 pass
the es'soh:hed Inspection and proof BY pressure, 500
pounds 70 the square INCH TO DO Of uniform thickness Of
strong tough iron free from ali impcrfeeons whatever
and sueh viii bear drilling zu1 cutting TO ba
on such whsTves In the City OF New.YoTk A. NAV he =
mated BY the subscriber, viz
so 6inoh pipes 10th March, 500 6inch pipes 18th Jupe
$50 sineh pipes 10Th April go isiosh pipes ishMaIeh
80 6ineh pipes loth May, 80 l2inch pipes 18th AprL
Proposals win state whether the pipes 70 be from
blast furnace iron, remeed iron, and II from bias, fur
asce will specify the Of the m me- Sc and ore ussd
prce per foot will be named
Payment 70 Be made within 80 DAYS from the Inspection
Of each parcel with reservation Of 10 per cent until the
completion OF the contract
The Of two responsible persons with their writ
ten assent 10 become suees for the fohment Ia every
particular Of the eontrset win be required to accompany
the proposal
In deciding upon the proposals the Croton Aqueduct
disspprove.
BY order Of the croton Aqaeduet Committee
jill Uso JAS. A. COFFIN, President
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CORPORATION NOTICES


ffOkPORATION NOTICf.-Pier b<f~s., 60,
Snne ana Market sieois, and pier bet~ssn Rs,,.,.
given 70 all the proprietofs Of lots lying opposite q,
owners Of and otherwise interested in 49,
fronts or the bDlthesds stusted the East RIVER -
tween the pier the side Of the foot Of Cshstn.
street, and the pier the west aide Of the foot Of Nv
street and 20 81 the pr0pr eo Of lots oppoSt.
TO- the owners o. and pessns otherwise Interested IT,
wsfer fronts or The bukhssd stnsted tho East River
betw cen the pier AZ TIE eastsde u kgtsessreet AID the
and Commonay Of the City Sew-York have direef.s
that pier, three hundred feet and h
width BE- sunk ard completed the Fast River iron
the bakhesf midway between the a.orssod peus a
Cshane and Market streets and that pier OF the ssns
nsons be sunk and petsd into The East River
from the bakh-sf, midway between th- Aforesaid PIER
RUTGERS and Jefrson streets under the direction % tie
street Commissioner the s.d piers 10 be commented "a
or before TAO FIRST dag Of March next ensuing and h
peted within f0ar months thereafter 10 wit BY the hrs
day Of Juiy 1873 And notice 10 hereby father fyen
s the propre0rs Of lots ynz opposite TO- the owners Of
and persons interested Aforesaid respectively that they
required or before the expiration Of sk weeks from
he date Of this notice and sdyer ements 10 Ssnify
writing 20 the street Commissioner, q; his oiee, No
Hall of Records their intentions 20 Join In snsins szd
pletinx the said pierre Aforesaid and 70 congfi
butte their proportions respectively Of the expense q
and letting the NOS TO Join In snkiaf
and completing the same aud not 10 contrbao their
specye proportions OF the expense thereof they
deem expedient And notice Is hereby farther gisee,
that II any persons the proPrieor of lots yDs opposite
TO- The persons otherwise Interested In the
water fronts or the bglkhe4is situated respectively
Aforesaid shall refuse ect 20 comply With the d.
Aforesaid srd shall not bear cischsfse their
proportional parts Of the expense Of sinking snt eompe
The said respective Aforesaid That tney vii
thereby forfeit al interest the Aforesaid piers
specyeiy sunk aad efet and the whsgage aIis
ing tereron, secoTons 20 The act u tho Lessstare q
this STATE, 10 such case made and provided
MARTIN =. THOMPSON, street Commissioner.
Cs~.saf af.t.rn - 81
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Aes-Ur6er year, 81; 70 2, Il TO 5, So 5tol lCi
"a -, "a 49, ~ So 81 30 20 90 81, 40 to 50, rs; 50 %
81 i5 90 to 10 10 70 go s. 90 Co. 20 10 100 IN
Known. ?. Total zee. -
yrxlsnd. 7. Scotland Wsies, 4; Germany, Ho-
.na 8; British Possessions, N. America, i West Indies
4. unsnovn.2 Total, 1b6.
From Aims House Bellevue, q Hospital Bellevue II
fententisry Hospital Blsckwelf. Island, q bloomins
sas Hospital, Wards Island, 81 City Hospital, =
Aims House BlackwePs Island. q Coiored Home, 2;
Hospital, Eighth-avenue. ]; Colorsd persons,
a. W. WHITE, City Inspector
ctr Inspectors Offee, January q, 1919.
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= ARRIVED

PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In si,p Star Repubiic, from IerasA Weduneger and
I childrcn-3 10 steer8ge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25

NassaustfeetNOtcei ~ hereby gwen, % the relatives
and Of ain Of William Won Echtha native Of Ba
vara late Of the City Of New York publisher, deceased
and who !, alleged 70 have died interstate that shall apply
o. Administration upon the estate OF the said inesate On
the 9h day Of January next AZ ten O'Clock Ia the fore
noon.-Dztsd Nsw-York, Dee %, ls47
dzs 2swfw JAMES 5. THAYER, Public Administrator.
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Names ofiniesiates Whose
estates have been taken
charge Of by the Public
Administrator or bis pre-
q. c-s.o-s. and which
have not been heretofore
reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-25
NrW-YORK TRIBUNE.
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