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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

~ The late Secretary OF War, previous to bis
retiring from Office, gave the folosns names 70 .9e
new fortibcstons now being erected by Governn, ~
Tn eo,, =, the psrrows of the Peuobscot river, Me-
For orr Knox fort on Governor. Island Boston HsrSSr
Mass, For, winthrop: fora on Rouse's Point, n l.
Fort Montgomery fort 81 Black Roef n ,,fo" ror
ter; fort At Spring Wes. near Detroit. hicn- rors
Wayne; fort at Grand Island, Platte River, oregon
route, Fort keApy. lNss As''-
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A PRiNA D0NNAIS HAyANA.-Ihe " q. Pea
,rne mas The following translation from Hsysns paper
describing the benefit Of SlerAnoni lAfe Prms Donna
A. the Ogers there she is IL this City her way
d London
The NIB, If saturday should and doubtless will a.
wAys i've 10 The recollection u the pnma donna AZ her
highest triumph over the Hafsn. public Daring the
be opera she owed uninterrupted series u sp
pl,u.e. cro~u. ara presents, among which msy y
nsrticulsriyed a magnificent crown OF silver with
soien acorus and rich leselry Of much weight, pre-
.ented - Nh MART tr- oTner Of ire tneatcr beau
fiful mahogany ease enclosing one OF silver, wife an
sxuuisire turse containing oue hundred and twenty
small dubious l0f recent coinage b Mr.. Hetet1zuL
A rich pineapple hz1dkerchirf deliberately em1rold-
cred with . bouquet and ss0 Spanish ounces. from
Nr. L Dc j. r ui1ket Of great va e % ped.sta
III .tcue bv Mr. o. A beautiful purse, with sin ounces
al gold from Mr. A. Another, N many respects si'ni
l.r from A. unknown pers0a- beautiful ring, with
he most costly hriliEnis. from ne Italian eonsul
bracelet Of chased gold Of tsste and value from NJ C.
AZ I.F bouquet OF gold and precious s0nes 81 IN
.uru.ssed beauty from Miss N. fail and costly Set
Of ieselry from Mr. MsrinL oouquei Q: silver from
Tade,co Fans from others. rich band with TIE
coior. Of spain and abusive descriptions presented and
niaeed uuin her ncsd BY BstisiL The crowns pre-
.euted were more i1sn ten IN number.
Sie-snoui xas repeatedly called OK and az ne coz
cuslon Of TIE opera- children, dressed a. angels
sns mounted upon car brought the beautiful crown
presented oy MART with which the Prina donna was
reluc family crowned.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

'I,HE sUBsCKIBEks have formed eopsstoet-
i ship 10 the practice Of tbs law and VIII Eve psomw
t-ntoo 70 ali which BE- entrusted W hso u ~
.svsfs Courts Of Ibis ststs and ofhe United
lstg SAMUEL STEVENS,
JAMES kDWARDD,
ORLANDO hEADe
Osics $40 Broadway, AihSny ma In
CO.PAKTNE RsHIP.--DUDLEY p guLLEa
Nb.yfns formed Co partnership with JOHN DUkAND
viii coonu- the Iron Commissou Business, under The hfm
on DUDLEY 3. fULLEk co. - l29 0fesnwktG
Mach Ia4g DUDLEY a. FULLER,
al i'm. JOHN DURAND
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"BY AUTHORITY "A morning paper has the
following In Its Geographic dispatches from Wash
ing,on:
We are authorized to say that In the event OF an IN
surrection In Canada, the Cabinet will take prompt
measures to prevent the interference OF our citizens,
and that Gen Wool II necessary, will DO detached to
the Northern frontier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

n The steamer Panama was spokoa on the
2ls, ull in ls, 80 TO- long "a 30 four days ou'-si
well by the ship Thos Wrish, arrived at Ne" O'''so'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

LEGISLATIVE BLAcKGUARDIsM. - We believe
that there are no records OF legislation in any state
Territory Kingdom or Colony that exhibit IN the ~
arcgais as much dsgrscea and degrading b'actguard'
sn contained In tho rcport proceedings Of the
Ohio Legislature during lie present session It's revolu
uOnary and riO,Ous proceedings It's fraudulent exclu-
son Of legally elected Representatives and corrupt al
m sson, as members, Of those who bad no color oi
rght seats It's making the highest and most rcspon
sbe ONces In the State articles Of trade aud traffic,
and it, total disregard OF all law and Of tbs popular
viii saye consigued the honor and reputation Of the
state 20 enduring disgrace.
But this Il not al Zach days proceedings contains
the record OF The use OF the most offensive, proiane
aad often Infamous language 10 debate. IL Is unneees
3ary 10 specify the parties or the persons who have
thus dst0nored Themselves ard cisgraced the STATE
IL Is already A matter OF enduring record.
While have frequently reifsinef from noticing
degrading and often disgusting language used by cfr-
tain members OF the legislature. feel constrained
- make the record occssonaly, as the best way Of
securing the merited condemnation and correction
from the People.
In the proceedings OF the House the l-th, as re-
ported In the OHIO STATE J0HrEa notice the follow
ing;
The resolution relative paying the expenses Of he
legislative Committee 20 invite General Taylor 10 yst
Columbus, being under consideration, Mr. Edson oi
Van WArt County opposed be adoption Of The resolu-
ton and imputed unworthy motive. ~ those sustsn'
ing it-vhereup0n Mr. Letter Of stark County said
:. wish - take no farther notice Of such wtssrabs
puppy than declare him - b, as be Is P9or ,s
abe feri q,
On the authority Of correspondent, Mr.. hor held
the following Legislative language 10 another member
shut your mouth and stop bog -b0le
Cincinnati Ohio Gazette, lj,h.
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CHAUTAyQUE Co... Supervisors.

wings.
ArSrts k-Wm Wilcox, FrescA Crttk-N hoyee
Bastt-Ioresro Mathews Gerrv-Willism Blss,
Ctarisas-Jos 4 kimbail, lHsR0rer-Chsries - Lee
CA4Rtesqse-M Pendcfs asil HzmOxy-Theron BY,
CAa,y CTssk-O b. Nam, PolaNd-PierceWood "sd'
Csao-Chss Brightmsn P0njra-Roseh 6'eene'
Elsry-odin Benedict PortlaRd-Timothy yadson'
Eiaeo,t-Charles Butler SAridas-Hsrry Hall,
kRrsfca-yohn 7. Fuman yElsaora--Ausun Pierce,
Wss,fsld-Ausiin Smith
LOCO Yocos.
CanelI-Rsuben .Fenton. Mtaa-(Looo probably
RPiy-Q.oco probably lSaerman--'-
Sockf0H-Milton Smith.
Let year there were Locos In the Board.
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HARVARD COLLEGE-HoLLIs PRoFEssoRsHlP OF
DIVINITY regular meeting Of the Board Of over
..sr. of Harvard College on the 18Th inst siEer 8
lsns,hv discussion, In which Or. Adm Bsllou- Rev
ye.,r.. Roger. ard LaihroP Dr. Garnet and Judge
White took part the foowing resolution wss adopted
R,sogred ina: this Board recommend 10 the CorPo-
ration Of Harvard College TO make suitable provision
for The religious instructions sni moral snd spiritual
culture of the students In the College oy nlns tne eh
is,ing vacancy IN the Hollis Proiessorsnlp % Ds-
and rs. n sdyi.e the corporation, necessary 10 make
such annual provision from the general funds OF iae
COLLEGE as may be requisite for the object herein de-
scribed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

L,scE AND VALUABLE CAReo.-The ship North
Carolina. Captain Drummond. cleared this Gay iof
fs~sroool by Nichols and Gibbes has cargo CONSIST
49,. 81 a. h,ies Sea Island and 1850 bales Upland Cot
tn valued a, eghty-eighi thousand Two hundred ana
,n.,vtour dollars thirty six cents lChar News liia
LtnYL sylr.-Hon. VIM. Livingston, President
~ ,hs LoseI snd Lawrence Railroad Company, has
susd the publisher Of the Los1 C0rT u me san o.
g. 600 f,r nuhIshipg humorous article eatired How
- ave fusi on Railroad whieh supposed 10 re Ter
TO him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

n. 1t is rumorcd AT Washington that the
Presidents answer in reply to Mr.. Webs,er's ie'o.
luton calling for the instructions OF our Minister to
England with regard to Navigation Laws, shows tina,
Mr. Bancroft has gone beyond his authority. As the
matter is still under the zeal of secrecy, nothing is
positively respecting il, the probability however is
that the rumor IL true
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

~ The citizens Of Mobile have appointed
Committee Of fifty to make preparations for receiving
In suitable way Ex President Polk and kx secretary
Walker on their arrival in that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20
BOARDING.

s,otRD-A suite Of rooms on the second door, VIII
- hoard, msy he bad al SO Housicnst few tcors east
Broadway Ampe closets and wsier pipes srr cocu-ct
"A " h h-., The ocsron one of me ucst eie
ysiel IN he city, sad 70 desrsbe one for families during
H. ming lesson mls ~
lBoAHp.-A gentleman ard his wife. TWO % hires
D.ngle xeftlemen, eau he accommodated Win focu
with fail pa dial board, very pleasantly saaied wess o.
AMI wilma two doors Of Broadway. References en-
changed Apply a. ii6 Broome-st nv u
DDAKD-A gentleman and HE wife can be secomuods-
ID led with board sud pleasant rooms with psnties al
t,chrd Ia a mi ate family where there fe~ s-ntsei
bos.defs. Apply al lS Esst brosa~S "i' ."
a,uAKu-At 81 se-smsps within mluuies' wsls OF
ID Nsl-st OF The City Hail gentleman ana VIZ, sni
seversl single gentlemen. be well seeomma,es Win
pie,szns rooms al a board ml' o.
spuAxUINti-oeo,lsm-a can be accommodated wuh
Dpesssnt healthy single bedrooms bresAfssi ard leau
rfqairsd with Eoglsh family. Hot and cold hshs,-
Apply 81 Housion-.t MI
.yutKu-Psros. and bedrooms, OF single rcoms, may
10 had and before the let of Msya si5 brosdwsy
IN The Immediate vicinity OF Unonplseo Hotel MI u
HOARD and very pleasant rooms for . family OF Zoe
u sinsle gentlemen Al IS WarrsnsI 81 I'm
DuYsfCIAN,s OFFICk To Lkr-si % Fac,
L Bro.iwsy Also rooms With board. bs.h room,
with warm cold and shower baths In tho house MS Vcod
N2JANTED-Bosrd In pdvsis fsmuy for gentleman
w ard his wife-room OF rooms must be respecsnc.
terms moderaie, down town location preferred Address
n u T this Office. stsliog terms location, nc ml9 "
WIDOW LADY Of rsspeStahility. reading 10 ihe
lsrg- house would ss TO take sldsrly gcnusmsn ~
bosri where would fnd all the comforts aud eonysni
elce, II quiet and fespeclsble home Address o "
ne ,dics Of The Tribune mloN
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Rr .he LrLs nr. Ml.heocs. LOOM lhI. port M.rch ID

souihsri Iyui- Baicheiler Crckburn Nofrs.
Goad Hal , ID and b W Hsfhasay Blaze. Ga.h-- ,
s1i Hafhavty J Cush0- n Wnsiee fsstsl " Hiih
sesg q H0-and f.her. " staples. Con srs, 2 |
can e. tiiy Porter. si--f-. T. thef. set-o1
Wakef 4 >l.us White. ID e Cnuk p.sn, Buhngtna
q v M0ara- " rlsoa. fhb-ts d. Fu'-f. n huo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

. IL The Free Sellers Of st. Louis Mo have de-
,ermned to establish paper there sd'oesiios their
cause Good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

rY- An arrival at New Orleans br.ass dates
from Tsmpco to the "a Inst Gen La NesH IS l" COZ"
msnd At that poln. NJ news Of Importance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

KENTUCKY CosvESrroN.-Hon. Phillip rnPlclt
A. G llswse, Judge Cahoon and John > Mefsriahu
candidates for the Convention from Davies Couny
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ONEIDA CO... Supervisors.

ONEIDA CO.. Supervisors.
unca tMarcy-Jercmish Sweet
W.rd i V T. Gardner NsE HARTFORD French,
. j h Hoyi Payis-Dsyd }. Mllsrd.
E. 4 p Y kehoee. R0n<- Alfred Ethgidge.
E. Gerry Sanger, lSaRguheid-J. w stafford,
x.,s.,a Geo " Couch lSsubea-Wilhsn Lewis
Ats-Horsce Hoyt ifef0"-Asf"n Mh"'
a.. Ill. n 4, Gran, Itr0aa-T c. HALEY.
Csndcn-E ) Dunoar, nssi~efe'e"d-S t",A'
L<s-Aisnson 6 Phillip. i"Ate>i0RN-''i"' '"' -
hvNKsSs .
DsoAeid-J q. Webster, brtdSeNalH.,S.. >, 'O'
Kvklana-w : Williams Fioyd-Dsvd Mop;on,
pvzen-Hiram ID futile, hssi"H-.eroissS 1850
Asssrtt<-Ass kilbourn, fsoreNoe-a-n' u''-PsV"
BARNRyRNkRS
Nrshal-H h Eastman. ItenRa-shcie" IVA
Rsnssn-John Thomas-1
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Fswiers s. Wells, -Phrensisgists and
~ Water-t ure.-Df. Trail receives patients q biz
c0mnociOCs dEy establishment IS LsighLst and Oyster
Bay l. l. where new and e1iers;vs DudlDxs being
sfeciec The Sumner term oil commence April l. Dat
door pracice attended 70. Consultations s. NILS In
|" Sew-Yerk Water-Csre Esta bile haesf'
WIN Gymn.sGn, y. D. PERSON, cor. Of Tvsfe-st sna
Uniycrsiy-p.acs M W.
" Irish Emisrant .sciety.-Tse Arnaa Lse.
1oa for Ocers ard Members " ne Lxecnnye
v, he above Society, viii be hsd 81 ne Oncs ne s"1
ETY., = spr1cest ca Aootsy, TIE "a DAY o. AprL neAh
81 order ml2 ~ r. o. DALi' seefeNJ'
r. COMPLIMENTARY Benefit 70 Thssphfiss
Fiske-Ds Docs being ces.ro1s Of rendering sofns ~
urn fs, ne AID 5e las from Nj Fsks proposss
that ihe proceeds Of Tuesday evening Arcn q ne co.
is-uu ,b.I BE- sppropnsed 10 rs use and censnt NJ
- aeI,ger hi, udey eslsbrs-d sdtress upon the fsfs
Patriotism ard Sacrifices Of the Women OF ne Ar.enean
R.yolafon; Womsns worth and allccnroLinx ircasrce
over be eesuay Of Der dsres privileges and
hgh Thls Address has shcited hs VAN
Of enthusiastic spproosran wherever nss $50
c-iyersd Afsf the leciure great variety o. exnsoroi-
s.ry sxrerinsos 10 Hsura Philosophy and Elscuisal
Psycaoosy vi sven which cannot fail 10 sseocisb AID
snu.s a. who wines lbsn- T1xeo6 csns-nve fof Vi.
mis- 40
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NNa liF AAH NNF
New York. March 70. 1870

Pensions Laws Among the documents order
"a . be printed by the last Congress was one emlra
cling the Pension Laws now Ia force together with
tain regulations touching the subject ssi is one of
pretty general interest we have taken the care T. pc
pare bro abstract Of the more important features OF
these laws, which IL 10 substance as follows
In substsntst.ng claim al evidence shall BE- taken
osih Affirmation before the Judge Of the District
of the Judges OF the state Territory ia which
the claimant resides or before some person specially
authorized by commission from said Jud &C. tnsion
ers in Sises and Territories where there no pen
sion agents are be paid at the seat ~ Governmen-
Volunteers disabled Ia the service b be pensOned
tensions are granted 20 all officers who served to
the end Of the Revolutionary war In the continental
army The widow or children entitled 10 receive
the balance due In the OF deceased pcnsOner--
Provision mzie for all persons Who served Elk months
IN the army militia, or navy during the Revolutionary
iiOws and orphans Of oihcers and soldiers OF
the militia rangers, sea ieneibles and volunteers who
have died since entitled g. nge years half pay.
49, The widows Of revolutionary officers arc allowed
pensions for the time that they remain unmarried.
Tie brothers and sisters Of deceased soldiers 0i the
Mexican war are entitled o. the land which would have
been claimed by the solder n living Soldiers Of the
war Of 1879 msy select land n the hgst war; inis
were located on land unt for cuiiiv alton. Inyads Of
the navy are allowed pensions Five years pensions
amounting o. half the monthly pay 20 which the de-
ceased entitled NJ the time oi his death, allow
ef 70 widows md children OF navy officers ssin IN ser
vice The s true with regard 20 at persons slain
In the naval service including men, marines engineers
and c0s AYERS
In the document before US there are great many
technical regulations tor which ~ cannot ind room,
but may 30 suggest that all persons who feel
an Interest the pension laws may Obtain copy Of the
document By addressing Member Of Congress, or by
applying the Secretaries Ot War and Navy or VI the
Home Department Nat Int
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Law Courts.


SrFEEsfr Corzr-S pecisl Ter m-DecJDHs-
Fsf-rs "a ss--i crop a. % ? -'osaal
r
H,fgos. R<ea-Nofna Eenr-1
Hsaell.r a.. NIc.fff--a1-
fs-a4s. ~ fs~tszg-hltrr t-n-f-
4. - -.-t-r II D1rts HE-T1ss. stnclastrttl San
H,.rz ri EsfezsEny Aya-st Lssua Arffa-4SS -Dnofr-
gra-.st
ctzc,-rr Hssry L Hoai-k "a S.bella Hosl-ls.
80 ~ .sose- sT-tsy rsi-rr-d TO- fbr JAP f>tar--f a
- r.rs any charges .gL- Ar n ltF- 40 '--l
go. 40 "a, NJ n sl;y q ts cos..-r eaarg s,sss
aSa-s- AZ
Porrcx CorHT.-Msry A. Alwel vas taken into Gus
-, -4-c-r Wsy c-2rT- q sts.1k qlty
f1r ga.>s u 30 - fart ST. n Isg
%. ss1f 20 sarty srk~ o. s-rsg az -rnf-e Va
Ct-. "a srs By ~ r Jun-. 80
80. - tassa c1sdy A0usuT orur< b cer LIZ
..rrsa ctarE-x rtl su1-f--1-t Of Pstrsa
Wh- Jeaa sEs-r a-a Jacos foanx arrested
IL s.,-sT a. or n-s 1o-tact s.t MALICIOUS
T. - ssr- n Irez-s sA-r- 10 stsnes ebarrs1
IA lrs~r a taFl- tsa- a - So
80 - AZ n. Birth C0v.a-a ave c1-rs reward 81
e slave maa in Nsw-0r.eans has draws
sl-sQe u tie VsvEs Legtery.
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Copgrrsnional.

Keniaeky-Hon. A. DIXON has been invited to
be a Whig candidate in the lid District.
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CITY ITEMS.

MONDAY, March -.
TEACHERS ACCOUNTABILITY Association L ED
its rerlsr .erni hiy meeting Saturday In the
City Hsn Thomas Foaike, E'q prssised Professors
Lewis, Vaudeville and Parker. ard Mes,rs VIM Bel
den, gs O. Il. sicbbns ard J. B Kiider. were elected
TO membership, and Messrs BfirImsde and Hszen 10
honorary membership brief Jet interesting lecture
on Misa0Ric was delivered before the Association
BY 81. Armcs BY bis sys,en which appeared to be
manly based upon Goursuds he seemed 10 possess IN
common power In the recollection Of long lists Of
figures, OF dates, &c. "A Instructive Essay on tie
law Of Kindness" was read u Mr Thomas Field
BCRGLAHY.-The store No. - Cortland -
was entered Jas, nigh. by sons daring rog1cs, who
broke open fhe deck bat got rotny except few ccnts
for their trouble aud risk Of quarters 10 TIE State Prison
SiNGULAK CAsE or R0nBERY-Mr Hill
boarding house keeper, residing At No q CsibaIlnes
was on Friday evening applied 20 by for lOds ~
for the nght. Some Of the bOarders nued lately re-
cornizcd the applicant n bc Nike Wilkins oias
Desperate Mike from Al5sny and Cautioned ST.. n o
not 20 take him into toe house he known T. be
particularly fond oi appropnsllng other persons poop
erty. Mr.. B, under these circun stances concluded
to take the gent enAn into his room. feeling per
feciy satisfied that be cO1.d b. bis vigilance prevent
Nike from committing any depreciation lie according
y upon retiog 20 bed placed his pa falcons contain
log 100 In money aud cheek for SJJ0 more. uHder
his person TOR safe keeping but what his surprise
upon awakening 20 discover ihs, Mike had dccsmycd
and taken with him the 500 Upon making his O.
known 10 w. " stephens q the Lower Police Court
that efficient oncer upon receiving description Of
Mike soon succeeded in arrcstDg him He was locked
Up 10 await an examination.
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WeellIy Report Of DenIhs

h re Civ and Cos1y y Nst5- YORK from ne io 1ay q
BlIyct O. Ac TIA day Of 1flrai. 1919.
n-n. - Women, TO- Boys, 81 Girls 92-rotsi, SO
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81. PArmcgs DaY.-Salorday being the ami.
versaiy Of tue Patron Saint Of the sons Of the Emerald
Isle the different. lfish Societies OF this city and WI
Hamburger united 10 grand procession, and marched
thr Ugh the principal streets Of the city presenting
very handsome appearance. As the liEo was turning
the corner Of Market aud Fulton SIS driver OF Of
the Bedford rne Of omuous5os attempted to break
the line by driving through il; but he speedily
rounded by about hundred lrishmen and, In all pro
babiiiy there would have been serious disturbance.
had Il not been for the efficient services Of Mr. Finn Of
the Journal Of Commeroe and some other gentleman
who we're at The time passing BY
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40 YkISck sMLAssSSgsSSseergEsKxsso o =

TO FRINGE MAnUFACTgkEHs AED
s! wsasr,sl being about 10 eIoss his basipsss and
rsd- to france, Oilers al phvsls sale shs f,iowioz.
lsx forss Of al kinds coslsnsd In his fsesofy. l1
WsEsss "a Tue spurs material nsceseSy fos me nan
sns ypsu re- eonnss 10 ss .ors 81 wIss Sos
terms vhch vii bs vsry sceomnodsnng apply 70 ns ID
ysfEi.sf. oil Wslser-a nh i0-
u,o1 sALE-Ths entire soes Of hardware In The
ss,os % r.. s1m. Of ..s vi ;. .aen ..
en.b any young u moderate means and sdsqasis
~ I 10 som. mssssrs .ssay cmss ed as
nshinz . bsss upon which 70 taid ap good business
The present lss.s q the -lpIes 90 Re a Of My
'e' 'e.n DO wssafsS Si SfrrEs A.sss'
mis- " "a West Twenty frs, o. beer Ninth svscus.
LON rALE-A sssm ssgins ssssy asw, made By
.aoss Aso ooi!ss 70 lex loos, dsmstsS fsss ia.
qaire ., tho schuyler Mines, Harlow Co ksw.yssssy.
where me ensas may be seen voskng, os Charles Lsn-
M @i5 w. ~ THEODORE y. MOSS
NErALs.-LUCIUs HART, lsls sosrdnsn Hsr,
ss.s s o. IT, 20 90 ss
qasity srsits Tin 30 DO pure Eozisn TN, ~ 40 ~
.9on Lsss 800 r. so bar ts.a ~ IN. N s,snsa
ml2l~
no ALI. WHO ere snlcrsd wita ns piles, dyssnss-
~ ssue and fever rhsumsns1 % rns%sae x '1S
man sys~f would DO we'd % es :, ne - y:
Row rh.i@sesoaesl and h'd'1 3. E:ss4 xs6es f.
I5 sm. q Chsuyss Roossvskx-
S,OOA WATER: SODA WATE1::-vos esls.
ccom cless sppHsus, hoo Franc pump, two 0eenos -
sslor foan,s, gascmsess, geneseoe eoo1s9 eoae:nne
pt,es he marble TOP counter, ee1 German alvw 1891
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SUFHEYE COURT.-1his Court has been in scs
sion only abou, three days last week In consequence OF
the continued Illness Of Judge Bsrculo. The principal
business transacted the examination Of the law
students Only five were admitted as law practitioners
their names are William b. Aeklcy, James H. Tuthi
Ambrose RYDER John NJ. Stevens, Daniel o. Plmow
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