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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Homestead Exemption In Michigan.

We reioce in being able to chronicle the com
p-te triumph Of the principle Of Homestead Ex.
emption in Michigan. A bill embodying that prin.
ciplo passed the Senate on the 10Th ut by . Yeas
% 4 Nays, and on the 29d passed the House " It'll
out amendment by 80 Yeas to 10 Nays after full
discussion The act as passed is as follows:
AN ACT
To uonpt Hom'ieod from Forced Sale IN certain
Sac T. Bs u enacted by t.e Senate and House # R,yre
fnfltir,s Of the State of Melgan, That homestead con
sstirg Of any quantity Of land exceeding forty
s0d toe dwelling house thereon and It's sppur,snsDce
recorded Town plI city village or instead there
o. Al the option Of the owner, quantity Of land
plat city or vlsge aud the dwelling house thereon
I'D 10. apParepsnces owned and occupied BY any resi-
scuton other final from Court, for
Debt debts growing ost q founded upon contract
either implied made after the third day Of Ju
Sc 2 such exemption ,hsu not extend to soy mort.
ssge thereon lawfully obtained but such mortgage 9th
alienation OF such land by the thereof, II
ned man, shall not be valid without the signature Of the
sEc Whenever a levy shall be made apon the lands
or Of householder, whose Homestead has not
been seested and setspat by metes and bounds such
householder may notify the officer At the time Of making
such levy Of what he regards as MS Homestead, with de-
ssnptOn thereof within the limits above prescribed and
TIE remainder alone sbal be subject to sale under such
lew. ,,.,e-,
quantity Of land selected and apart afore
said the officer making the levy shall cause the same TO
aud Of in pact form, including the dwell
ling house and its sppurensnces the amount specified In
the Of this Act; and the expense Of said
veg shall be chsrgeable the execution and collected
fhereupun.
.. After the survey shall have been made the OFF
making the levy may sell the property levied upon
and not gded Ia the sstof in the
viiss in other for the sale Of real estate
ton and IN giving deed Of the tame. he may describe
looording 10 bis original levy excepting therefIom by
aud bounds, according TO the certificate OF the
sey, the quantity set Oh a. aforesaid.
sac e. ANY person owning and occupyiug house on
sod biz and claiming said house az homestead,
shall BE- entitled 70 the exemption aforesaid
SrC Z Nothing In this Act shall be considered es ex
smptus any real estate from taxation sale for taxes
Motions to abolish all avs providing for tue col
lection ofdebts-to limit the homestead exempted
to 81 600 in vaue-to postpone the time when the
act should take effect, &c. SC. were voted down,
having been proposed by adversaries of the bill.
Michigan now stands even with the foremost in
support OF Homestead Exemption. The only
States that within knowedge) have passed
such Exemptions are Georgia, Texas, Connecticut
and Michigan.
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We have examined an abstract OF this document
In which the community feel 1T least the interest OF Gu
rioty on account Of the amount OF property Do
ouasthe, The prineps 81 document executed July T.
1886 but Mr. Aston acquired 1ew estates or the or
cumstance' OF his devisses ehspseo OF ne euMsea
following dstas, viz July 49, So, Ian 3 ~ Aug Il %
Oct "a SO, March g. Al, June 5, al, Dec ~ ana pec
o. IS There various Tears1stions OF tne PtneiPa
will. up 10 Jan. IL, l5lo
The great features OF the will and its eoaleiS are sm
p provision for all the relations Of Mt Asor and iheii
chiaren-hs son, WIN. B. Astor, being the great resdus
There are no trust. created for the benefit Of relatives
though in quite number of only income, or sun
per suuuu BE- paid TO the present generation with
eveson their children other heirs~ho succeed 10
unrestricted possession. $50
The only quest for the public benefit Ia one
OF 100000 by the codc Of Aug 2s 1852 for erecting
suitable buildings, and estseishng horary ~ VIEW
York for free general For this purpose he sppro'
PIRATES plot of ground the southerly side OF Asor
place IS feet front by IS deep. for the building or
the Of this bequest think more expedienl pos
of like re on the side Of Aorplacs. The building
to SIS 600 and the land Is estimated 81
sS5 goo Then are be expended in books maps
satu.ry Sc aud the remainder be placed at interest
dersy the Of management purchase OF BOOKS
or ths stab,shmsnt OF Lectures the Trustees may
tbipS best The Trustees are the Mayor OF the City and
the Chsnceor Of the State oeio land now psed IS
mark Of respectl Msssrs. Washington Irving, WIN d
Aston Daniel Lord Jr, James O. kiog, jos " C0gswel
Fitz Greene Hssck, Henry BreVoort, Jr, Samuel
Ruzses Samuel Wsrd Jr, and Charles bristed VINO sro
pay nor any Of them to hold any Office OF enou
ment under the Board. -. . ,u,
There Is bequest to the poor OF waldorf oy esaosh
ing institution for ths SICK or ossoieo OF ot 'ne i
provement Of the young, $4,000 -
The other public requests follows but most II not
all Of them believe were paid In advance, daring me
life Of the testator. , MI, =,
The German Society $50 900 Institution for the Blind
IS 900, Half Orphan Asylum, 5000 Lyinsin Asylum
81 coo.
The personal estate OF Mr. Asor 10 worth from seven 70
nine millions Of dollars and his real estates perhaps %
much more so that tho aggregate less than enty mil
lions or half the put down the other day Either
sun s quite OF small compTehensoni and we pre-
that with most men the idea OF one million just
Journal Of Commerce.
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From New Mexico-Reported Battle.

ST. LOUIS, Macn 81.
We have advces from Santa FS to the 18th OF
Feb which is week later than brought by Lieut. Thorp
on Tuesday last
on the 18th rumor had reached Santa 70, that Col.
Boses had been attacked At Cecira BY 5000 hex!cans,
and had lost 90 Gen Price with 500 men, marched
promptly 10 bis relief
The late arrival does not particularly confirm this bat
SAYS Gen Price al Fl PAso advancing upon Chihus
hua with 500 men.
The route from santa Fe Is much impeded by snow and
both the recent returning parties have lost many mules.
Thorp Fishers express on the Sih Of March, IN
great distress haviss suffered severely from cold.
Edward ThOrp shot dead at Fort Spsulfing. re-
Gently by James Waters This 10 the second Of the Thorp
killed lately.
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respected correspondent desires Us to call the
attention OF those interested to bill now before the lie.
sssture in relation the Wharves at Brooklyn which
be says surpases all former legislation. We copy one or
Two parAgrs phs Of his structures
By this bill Of ground fronting on the water are
authorized 10 build out, their pleasure, whsrves
ad piers In front OF their premises ND 10 have the ex
elusive control OF the same. both 10 the manner OF
using them and the OF wharfage for any thereof
by others This substantially the eject Of tia BILL as
understand II and the operation Of u IS 20 make wharf
mere private close, which me owner may iock up and
exclude the entire public from use Of H.
This may be, IN the view OF the owners. desirable
mode Of managing their property but IN this great CON-
uerca port crowded It is with shipping from all parts
Of the world II cannot but be arpeat upon the slightest
rejection that is inconsistent with due regard to pub
lie convenience ard 10 fact preposter0us IN the highest
degree.
The bill Is now pending in the Senate If it has not al
ready passed and II It be- As suppose matter In which
this City deeply interested the suggestions have male
vii probably be sufficient 10 call cut immecaie se-
tion upon the subject
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though rather irreverent is so good that yield 10
the temptation OF sending IT, 1t IL thus Our
Lord, who past at the T0ileres, forgotten be Thy
name thy will be without effect, 10 the Provinces
a. IN Paris Leave us our daily papers and for
give us our victory, as We forgive thy obstinacy
and count not upon the balls Of thy Municipal
Guard and deliver US from thy presence as quick
es possible We ask 1t 10 the name Of the Re
p'tJlic Amen Where will the end be Of the
progress Of Republicanism, If armies cannot pro
tect X ings and the people manifest every where
such nobleness as have this noble people.
The facts aud suggestions in this long extract
may be worth the consideration Of the readers Of
7hesIribuae. RicHELIEU.
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Froun Venezuela.

MAlAcAIBo, March II, lsis.
The whole country is still ia cornmotion, and the
provinces OF Truxo and Merida have declared against
the Executive.
Gen Paez, with large force under bis command, bad
not been able to meet the enemy on the plains, a. Mona
gas and his party cerous Of more favorable opportu-
nifty than present presents ITSELF 10 gain me with An
expectation Of recovering additional reinforcements from
the interior.
Gen. Paez the fAvoribe and doubt, should De over
take the enemy as- whom he Is in hot pursuit. honasss
ard his Government will sink IN oblivion.
Gen. Pinanso has been nominated TO the command OF
formidable force and two days since 800 men len
here augment his force, and act In conjunction with
Cen Pasx.
No sxn Of revival 10 business, viii confidence re re-
stored until our deprayed Executive "a abolished.
fExprezz Coyrespondence.
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From chihuahua /.

Mr.. George Dosne Of this city arrived yesterday
morning from Chihuahua BY way CT saltio He len the
former city the latter part Of Jan AT that tine every
thing was cute. In Chihuahua. The American troops
were s;lu a. Fl Passo. Esquire Collins and bis party
who II VIII be recolecied. we're captured IN Attempting 70
make their way sato 10 Chihuahua last Winter
still In jail 10 the latter city Gu the representation
Of the merchants and their agreement 70 be security for
his future appearance, John Ward, who vas captured
with Collins and whose age made II almost impossible or
hn TO endure the rgors Of confinement, was released
from prison. Mr.. william c. skinner, who was taken
prisoner at II Pas:o early In the Winter, was still IN jail
=, cbfhushua rst Louis Rep. 2lst
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ELTcrlSG JUDICIAL OFFIcERs-The Council oil
C.nsor which 10 abou. 70 be chosen In Vermont
aer what changes necessary In the Constitution OF
he state will have before them resolution adopted BY
the aie Legislature which recommends that the assist
ant Judges OF he several County Coarts, the Sheriff
High B.rs and state Attorneys Of the several Codn.ies
and the Judges Probate, be elected by the treemen Of
their respective Districts and that the Justices CT the
Peace be elected BY the sensn Of the towns In which
they reside"
~ We learn that Mr.. CLAY received fee Of
0 mot $1,000 a. previously reported for his services
oa Houston aud others In the salt sssinst the City
Bank wherein hs gained fsEorae.s decisoc sier DAY
hs fee IL 10 undsrstood that Nr. Clay viii have 70 pay
Hon Reveriy Johnson 10 Assoc ste Counsel IN IN.
case foe Of u 900 or el-5ce. N u Delta, % Ill.,
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By Telegraph 70 me Ns,O- York Tribune
NETWORK LEGISLATURES.

SENATE -MsANr, ApiH o 4. "
Mr.. HAwLEY reported comPlei the blu TO lax
Debts owing 10 Non residents.
A motion 10 lay the bill on the table wss lost, II
to 10.
Mr. H,wLEY urged the passage oithe bill but u
WAS sent 10 the Committee Of the Whole
The Senate is now debating the question OF Elk
ecutive Pardons during which the case OF Peter
Williams. recently psrdoned, was referred to.
Senator CoRSwELL said he had applied for par
don on the ground that Williams was dying, and
would probably not live one month.
The same was the situation Of Lane A. hsrri-
son. also recently pardoned The fact that they
would be till their death burden to the State, and
their utter inability TO COMM. crime ior the uIare,
induced their pardon
ASSEMBLY.
ME-. C. BESEDIcr reported bill TO provide tor
the Election of Hsrbor Masters for New. York.
The Senates bill relative TO the rights OF married
women was ordered to third reading.
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News has been received from Portau Prince to
the sth alt The country quiet Fsustr souloaque
,ucceeded 10 ire Presidency Of the Republic on the st Of
March The event celebrated With much ponp. The
people and the officers Of Government attended BY nu
merous military escort repaired 10 the church where
II Deuus was sung and conrrulstory Grafton Pro-
nognced. In II evening che town was Illuminated.
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tools Ia IS Fulton-st opposite the Uneo StNes hoseI
~ yort o6ers for GALE, 1t the lowest srket rstss
bssids srsisles generally found N Hardware stcsss
sssS lead pots and and erusislss lead PIPE psnys 70.
wells sad cistsrnsi hydrsalio rams Scotch w:fss q
by ASsrsson Conssr, Horton, Barton 4 Bsilen ed
others (wsrrsnted) cosehmsksfs to0sj "COPPER" tsuss
psntsr toois bsctsmithS tools; farming asd tsreea
utensils; usivsrsei ehaess hoehsr: toob cabinet nek'
err imuinss house and buiiderS hardware irou.
brass copper and steel wire sheet brass nshns sesee
pstsnt hooks, he- genuine Harlem oil
N q 3awSmO ow3mW
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Remarkable Phenomenon.
From the Buffalo Daily Express.


The water in the Niagara River, at the village
Of Black Rock FELL during the night before last three feet
lower than known before and during the day
yesterday rose again only about SIX inches The stage Of
the vs,er In the river Is frequently changed BY strong
northeast gales, that force the water IN the lake toward
its western extremity bat fall 90 anparaeled-and at
tine when sevsre storms seldom Known, and while
the weather Is exceedingly mild and proptous here
can scarcely BE accounted for from such cause The
water in our harbor has not percsptoy reecded.
Since writing above have received the follow ing
from our poacent at Niagara Falls which adds 10
the wonder and mystery Of the phenomenon
NASARA Falls, March S0-loA.M.
UsFsEoEpLsTED Low WATER AT NIASAEA FALLs-
The Falls Of NiAgsrs be compared 10 nothing bat
mill dan this morning 10 the emory OF the Oldest
Inhabitants there little water runpiss over
OF people witnessing that which never has sud
probably may again be Witnessed on the nas.fs
river Lsst hight az ii O'Clock the factories Ted from inc
Of this river In full opefstion ana az
ceased ther eyolutions and everything hushsd into
except faint Of the nsddened waters OF tue
Niagara When the fses was made Known, ntonisnmsnt
could be pictured upon the countenanees OF all
This morning various opJsctures 70 the cause
There has slight Wind. and that from the T. ~ T.
some rive their opinion that Father Milers propae
ey 10 about pssothers and the most reasonable that
Lake Erie must be making grand delivery 10 the shape
10 DOT quite enough 10 take in the whole AZ once and that
the are back ate Others probably more
foolish than all tie rest hink the Buffalo people are % far
led away regard 70 suspenslon Bridge, a. 70 open
To give idea Of tho lovnsss Of the water Mess Geo
Hsrlin aud Woodruff this morning, rode 10 busgy
third Of the the river from the hesd OF Goat
Island toward the Csnsds shore. The wheens We ak
celsn the rock b.tng smooth - foor. They drove
outside Of The island kpo~n a. Alens Island" and
turned aIound-s thing which hss never before occurred
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WANTED Agents to circulate in ths Eastern and
w Western State. enlarged edition OF Ness Lawyer
snd United States Form Book which will be published IN
Anew days Men Of energy make a. least 600 year
Inquire Al ~ Nsssu-st sS lw-i JOHN {. WELLS
xNANTED-A situation ss eook, BY respectable
fecty and is willing assist with the ~sshns aud iron
log Coed City reference. Apply al 40 Moust on me
first 4 oor back ROOM. - ~
NNANTkD-An industrious, intelligent lad. sboat 10
w years 20 attend drug store One who has good
recommendations may apply AZ 80 Third.syeaae 40 .ns.
NlA>TED-By respectable woman situation 20 30
w chambeTwork general house~ork Please call az
q Cl,rkst. back room, 90 ihe nta noof ~ ~
NNANTED-A clerk Ia = lawyers Office capable
w young one " no writes soot hand aud 10 ae-
cusinted with the oIdinsry routine Of business salary
will no paid Address tgiyins name snd reetenee Boz
81 Post Ohce al Nv
RESPECTABLE GIRL wsnts . situation 90
objection In the country get good city refer snee
Call at 1914 Mottst Sd..lory, front toom a. 70
hksIDKNT TEACuER-Is wanted In ssleet
IA Boys Soho near the City His seryices are required
chiefly Ia the Mathematical Department Salary with
board $500. An Interview will bs granted about the Ith
8h OF April Address post paid. under real name Mi.
Charles FREEZER Box No l,I2o, Ne~-fois al 81.
ANANTED-A few active youns men to 90 south or
w West act agents for the sale OF aud popular
pubcstonssSo0 aud shove their expenses viii be
sured 20 them Ia writing with opportunity OF clear.
ng ~ GOO per Some on now IN our employ VIII
20 abt over 600 pet year clear Of s expenses
Each will have his district IL will be necessary fof
them 70 have SC iesst foa 80 60 - TO obtain 5000 AZ;
ting out Apply at FNENCHs Publishing Hal, .sS
Broadway, mp stairs, ONCE OF she Flss OF our uaior
letters must be postpaid &c
cS non WANTED on cit, property at : per cent
cO,UUU Interest paid promptly Security andoubt.
ed Address Box l,tl2 Posi- oHies Brokers need 10;
apply. 40 w
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NEw-YoRK VoLusrEERs.-Oneo of the New York
Volunteers writes from san Angel near the City Of Mex
leo Jan. 10, as follows;
We long for NewYork. As long - there was Sighting
20 40 the excitement killed time bat since the capture Of
the capital tine hangs heavy on our hands and the voun
teer. desire 10 90 home. Our Reg 10 now % weak
that they will be any farther into the country
Out OF some $40 which numbered when We land
ed al Vera Cruz have no, nov more than sboal30 NJ
foT duty.
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MIS-. ROBINsON. Clear stsIehsr % nsressse
Vlbetwssp sofiss and Prince rs-Lsess tssletoo me-
Ii,s smbroidsfsd window curtains grass bieachs1 81
msxe 10 looS equal to ssw N. B. Cashmsrs cad every
dsscriptioa Of shswb cleaned With care OIL In
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Brooklyn Wharves.

T We have received the Bermudian OF March
Is which however contains nothing Of special interest
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!. HAE1wHKE, ElGE.TO0Ls,

kc-ChAhLkc .. LitlLE, soeeeeeoS
10 Osborn 4 Little, Importer and Geo.
sra Dealer In English, German aEi
American Hardware. Cuflsrv. Eksa-
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THE GHEAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

N-THE CHEAT ENGLISH REMEDY
@Nrhe ony original and genuine article for the cure
Aof Hesves other conf ains of the respiratory sp-
psau arrangement Of the digestive functions 10 the
Horse 10 KiKKBsiDEs TatteisalPs Hesve Povssrs It 10
warranted 10 be perfectly safe In all viii not neon.
venenee the sniuIa rJure he has 90 disease II
10 from TO times cheaper than most Of TIE initssions
which being circulated throughout tho county, being
pot up much larger packages soeent TO cure "a ofd
nary Of Hssve and 10 adnnste 10 dozen cases OF
cold, cstarrh ka
At this ssason while the Horse shedding HE cool his
vital energy much reduced and he IL extremely liable
70 colds many q incpient Hssves contrsetsd
now o1s suppressed By pasture wsrm weather I'LL
they break with full force 10 the Fall Thosssods Of
be saved from utuTe upso0Ddness whsI the
f sy ptoms Of cold whsezips Observed few doses
OF the Tsltssns Hssve Powders should be administered
They sntsd 10 wholly ersdicats recent Hssves ct
this
0sEAr srEIss PuRDIER.-Ths Hsays Powders, sivsn
10 small dosss will BE- found most useful at this
They stimulate the shin 10 Cd the supef6uous hair
sSd produce they loosen the hide give glossy sp
pesncs 70 the coat protect against csssss they slso
from their fne Alternative and restorative powsr purify
the blood ana renovas the system which Horsss Tsqese
this much Of the human race vko ind
preparation Of sasapss useful 10 correct The viffstsd
state Of the fluids incident 10 the change Of weather.
which. In the Spring Affects ell animal vel - vssete
BILE life Persons who value their Horses VIII never Do
4. H. GoUdRk co. I4s vsIses..t- sole propns.ons-
Also for sale ct n Tsttsrssfs beiPs Hos ssd A. L.
WiDshp's, II Eat Broadvay mIZ Iw~
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~ Mercantile Library and Reading Room,
Cuton Hal Beeku'a AMI Nassau sts II 10 vol
ames and all the beet Literary and scsathc PeTiosic.is
American snd Foreign Constant additions Of new wotn
Clerks initiation fee and SENT annual dues ~. Mer
chants and others annual ptoa entities thcu 10
sl the privileges, g. Rooms open from 10, NJ 20 10,
2. NJ BY order. GEO. PkCkHAA
mi m Mercantile Lab. Assoc alton.
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rF,- Nor,ce IL hereby given that Booa. VII

opened or sab.c the Capital soes Of the Peru
snd Railroad Company" IA the City Of New
York hy W , HOLMAN, Of Misusi Co Il. Monday.
May sfs Be kspt open for ntennito term OF tue
Four cent upon the amount 10 required a. tho %
subscribipS rax osu
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SHORT PAssAGE.-The packesship Ne'c- foTS'
Cspt. LINES, which sailed from Havre on the stn ut
arrived yesterday. She brings Paris dates to the sth-
the same as per steamer Caledonia, at Boston
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From BELIZE HosDURAs-We have received
nss Of the o5srru the 18th Of February. Ths only
Item OF Insres. end 10 them Is the following from the
paper Of Feb. 10:
sHrwRLcK.-Cspt Smith, Of the schooner True hiue'
arrived here Wednesday evening last from the nefta
yard, reports having found sven dad bodies and the
wreck OF anal beat On the sas, and Of Kay Musbsr Toe
stern Of the boat gone that clue 70 her nsns vas
left; she wa painted black with white 9sseE Outside
American build.
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f1pfshcd every "WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY morn
Ruce >, per snnum. Two copies foI s..
NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Why LARGE PAPER FOR TIE COUNTRY,
Isuhshed every SATURDAY MORNING. A. TIE low price Of
Ter annun sdvsncT 10 soDies or SIS Or 70 copies
f-~~4 GREELEY MCELRATH, PubisheEs
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NOTICES.
rHaEHOLOeisfs AND PuBLIsaEks.
FDWLEH- u WELLS,
giinica Hall. 1jI Na-saa--f. 4. y


r. Nectanfcs' Insfttute.-The regular monthly
tassp. Of the Institute will 30 he'd IN Tuesday evening
an mat a. "a oeloek By orosr,
c. l. BssxIrT, AetuaTy y. AAr =, rfesdsnt
Ps United States Agency Ohee az the instiote Ioons
IL City Hall L. L. BASRIrr. Agent h "
~ French Language MaDesca's Orai sys-
tem.-MADAME DJ kAND, daughter OF the late can
Msnescs One two gentleman can JON ca" o. %
snneu by applying Immediately Lsdies eisases aaIins
the dsy Madame DursDd will receive In her isniiy .so
three gentlemen DESTROYS Of studying the ffeneh sn
Eusxe. Residence 81 Wshsfst ms W.
Sgw.Yokx. March ~. is.s
~ >stice.-rhe soes holders Of the Notib-~es COP
per Mnins COMPANY are hereby aogIhed that neeuns
will Do held A. the once Of tho Company, bsn9sefs
Saturday, 18th April rsxt,s II O'Clock ~ ofdef
mSl 2sws~ DANIEL s. HART, Secretary.
c. BtD6ER,
NA>pFscrvSEk oy THs
BG III VI rLUTk,
" And kyle's approved Eisht-keyed Plate.
si Broadway. eeIrssn cortland anc De, as New era
IN al cses warranted. n..s osu