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a DAiEisTRAroRS sALk-In psfsuenes o ~ oresf tns
sIIds goshcK 3 @ n5s 81 me a oi Jane
Fr q "a eRd s .as t' @ s s aH 4.
ceased ntesaa NJ public Merchants Erchss tho
City Now York the 18th day Of 0etose next at twelve o'clock
1ed soized VIZ;
ofthe New York the chart Of farm
BY twsye hundred forty ea bounded westerly uy
SToedwsy ssser lot & southery by lot IA norther ~
o 49, being With on and rear 81 isst nd dspff ~
feet. and known No 654 Broadway
Al that certain lot piece or "fe Of nd IN the foarth " sra Of
s ~, az o. Es% 5ois az s & " from the T5s l
Sd by the southery Oliver ssstery Chatham
attsst running pon sesr along the souther
Robert Bicksrol aud dae deed scors hence
'ouhsIy along sd sns y feet neh hence nohery Ga linz
parallel nearly So 70 9eti themes "este 10 Test
6schss noher IS feet nchas ts place begn
eiu., known As HU.l73 ChahGnatrest
All these lots Of land the Echth Ward OF city
6s7 OF lands belonging
Tt street ,ouhs oy lot So SIS Westerly By lot. No.. 55 Ss
so nor-f lot No ISL front ard rs so
:sd a si y % 9' .t4ss BY The ' OF "
An those certain lots Of Eighth tne -rY Of
Sew ork ginning street
aorhery from Tho aoeaer corner OF Greenvch and Cam
thence nortbsr along Greenwich street g tes
tAeuce eAster5, right angles %
'aene' ,Saas[ n as P4,a7 70 a ss'
numbers Greenwich street
Al batcertslu o OF the SIIoenh Ward OF 40 es5l
bounded uohery front 81
A. souhery by o. eastey lot a. containing
by aanber IS on map Of land. Of :Ee late wa B,ysra
a. ~. OF pIrGTl o. N1 40, ~ @ ~ a. % We
street. distant westerly ron the westerly Of seventh
avenue running thence ry pras hsssvsntal
syenes SO feet aud haG lnchj thence sastsry
parallel Sixteenth 100 fest tbs westerly ius
ence southery song tho same lest
the lands of John Jacob Ato thence westerly about 81
and thence 'outhvr aous lands the norhsry Inc
.s-uthstIeel thence westerly. along sns same, SO Set
All that OTTO! the sad SItesuth Ward deity
ginning poHi the s0uthery sids OF
Ice feet wesey rom tho westerly hno OF
sOu,bey bus parallel Ssysnth avenue
hence westerly pSr4n Sixteenth
sr line parallel 70 Seventh Avsnas The
sad line OF sr'senth stT-s tsca aastsr along Is
FEET IL the place OF beginning
All that certain onef ota SAD Ward, OsgunIs
as se astery from the north Eassr
and Ssvsutssn st End thenes sAsey
norhet tsrt nshes thence westerns feet, ;hancs ,o1th-r
s3 feet inches 20 the place Of beginning
Also hat certain wafer hot with the ns cTs>4
a. kngsbndge the Sixteenth Ward Of the city Of
Lrluted 70 Alexander hCComb containing breadth
the spen Dayvs Creek loo feet and running through the vhoIo
right OF tho Corporation tAs run hsh
low water msGt--DItsd New York, August TO- 1886
aoSf tOle JOHN Z. DEYELIS Proctor, = q tB-si.
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rg7ABLE AND DAIRY sALq-Rhe Pacific Rock
San Company having perfected iheig arrangements Tor
cleansing ard grinding pure kock Ss for table and dairy
nae are prepared urnsh the Ersde with II In packages
Of every description tbs lowest The objections
heretofore sde oy Of ground Rock Salt &c
court Of the impurities II coClals Will no longer apply *
sail manufactured a ths establishment every particle Of
Il perfectly cleaned beore grinding Rorsamplos anG
le-s-lg sppi5 81 The Office los Broad II NeR-York
E2Unwashsd Ground Rock Salt toe descrIpdos
zssy sold II his msrkei furnished order st reduced
rases sue 5msodtJ 3. RANSOM. Agent.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR INpIAN GOODS.


fEglarNryr or lyTIaoA, I
oGes a tadan Afuf. sePteIlls5er 20 80 r..
- ii Indian Adas a. Washington cry, lnt ~ - e -
saturday the % tay Norember ael Tor furnishing he i'
lowing Iadan Eooc-. w -
7Ic0 pa+ point a II ekase ta-ks - measure 80 'Y !!
inches, 7pd wailh pounds
inches, aad 7slsa Pgaa .,.. ., ..,.,.. =, H.. g
$50 pairs "a pom. sl5s aaac blankets measure IS BY 50
go - 1'S p Ct qsl,s Mieaac ol.ake,s measure % by
20. ar. Taa .a ai saae blankets, to measure 60 sy u
inches, aud W. Oh poa is
pairs ~ Scarlet hakna bnAtts 10 measure Oh 0y ."
che. weigh pnu d.
leo PAIRS 81 poin; Mscsnae Blankets to measure % oy 81
met 3, aud W gtl 10 pounds
500 pairs point green Mcaac blankets to measure % BY u
inches, and wezh pounds L. -
pairz point NrS blnels, 10 measure "a y %
inches, and weigh pounds
100 pair- ~ point seaua Macknac blankets &c measure
~. 50 ' ~ nett aha &C blankets to measure 60
4yO Pa'ts POM gont 1Iil PIT ese3.
800 pail gS IS poa; -asae oa5 blankets
81 BY % ae5 ci.i ~ n. s2p. R9 G99s,
Io05 yards carlet siroHss. sooyarts blue sifonfs
1870 DO fancy list b'u - 30 fancy st cloth scarlet
5000 do saved list cloth scarlet 90 saved list cloth, green
25 vors,ed yarn, fold 100 dz cotton ifg haadAefehe
80 cotton Madras h7ndkercbee 75 do back SIX DO
90 DO cotton shows 50 do = cotton snaVs
IS cotton sha"ls, 90 81 wooien sha7ls
100 pieces rb5oa assorted ross rsrsted sarerins
pieces SIX a9 es s 9i bs. s S19a oo8
% yards domestic calico 10000 ards Mermac oahco
$500 yards blue drilling t00yards Georgia stripes
4ooo yards blue ienims Loo yards cottonads
4.3ooyaras De-, cAins 600 Ssa a q cans
1000 yards donl-S shgrtIng, oleached
l5,ooyard domestic shrag 1noeaehed
sCo0y ards don este cheeks. stripes aad pIaiis
4oo dozen s9oen seess l2yy y+i'' n'1Ns's ''S9'
$50 pounds cotton thread 400 dozen spool cotton
Cblsf No t-aAR5wAaz
2oso pounds kettles 70 dozen butcher Snlye7
2sG6a saH aas % 5 sIos. sq15g ;a avis
25.0Q needles lo0doz coHts asserted
.l-r s.ssd ID ,rr=s gtiu "
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. SHALL OF REcoRDs.-sealvd
proposas received Al the Street Commissioner Oce IN
nj aesday O'Clock f. NJ regulate Tie
gutter stones The westerly SIDE o. hsoa
street between James tue -4St-ry side
between ateae and Oliver To ay oss-iA irom ths
c!ossa the OF GolFzra-ur aaket ~ .s
te Of the Jaca ferry HOUSE To regulate rsss, r5 a
gutter annes repaye and fdZ sly -tws7H Front and
South 10 regulate pave and lay cos5a II Broadway -
tween thirty fourth Foreh streets To regulate pave aus A
sidewalks Of front from lacssonstr-s 70 100 ie@t east 81
Ja Pans specifications AM all aton thssto gan
had on application tie Clerk this Department
sept 30 1870 s35l JOHN / DODGE, st Commissioner
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StTREET DEPARTMENT. No HALL OF RECORDS
hs-4- Pro?os III = r@seI'-a AZ ne -is7t ' :.
regulate grade 55h At from 4taas % Hudson River 70 lSs
u The sidewalk tie ron -=
corner Bedford 20 the sou: westerly corner 81 Hasr 1
Smith To repair The sidewalks in chrst9pher=t from d isn
IA sek-r-t ill The suHkeu o lh- books 51uai-i ~
it and lie l0;A and TN az: an oad af1 nom
the e to the +zdst Pans, specifications AMI All atonna
Ton thereto can application TO the Contract CLERK o tbs
D4esrtirer: rs27 JOHN DODGE, Street Commissioner
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Eg Mr.. Henry Hardy, bearer Of dispatches
from Washington 10 Santa BE, was III st. Louis on
the goth mat
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:, ~, @WILDIE r P4TEyT s4LAAAsDER SAFE

now AND BA6 BEER for long Gms La.
Rfinged By CHARLES J. GAYLER. He Is and
has been under 40 order Of The Circuit Court Of he U
9 since June l247 when obtained judgement, 10 rem
DER monthly hia account under oath TO said coar Of
all Bates made and sold by him 10 violation Of AZ Pa-
ent and La default thereof mai Injunction lssle toa YIN
therefore, tba s 10 give notice 10 all who have Or mag
euy ssfes OF said Gsyer IL violation Of setd Patent MAJ
sha bold thsm 10 damages under the Patent La" 80 20
feVe said Gsyier to be irresponsible. And would re-.
specuIly remind all who purchase SAFES TO look TO = ma
We eaie has on II eWELpERs PA9ENS SALAAAEt'
DER sAFE,' Ia order to be q ne genuine
aus St Isodf O WILDER. Paloo!ss
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StTRFET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
S..j proposals tue Street Co
ofic- ant Monday sepesoe 1850 TO fence vacant los Md
son avenue Twenty eighth auj T~eat lt streets, F1t.h
Madison avenues T. yacan. o Fourth iTeal= ron
Twenty Twenty street 10 vacant lots pnS
t.ouh street from TrdaveHl Ig place To fence vacant
lots IN from Firth to SIXTH en0- To eace vacant
ots I'm Madison Twenty t'h street To tsEcs vacant
r ON Second Third avenue. To fence
can't os on Ttt frst Thirty second nu1 Thirty trd Streets
We.Sb and sutt 10 vacant ots Beus
.treet e geen Washington and West To aag ets
Forty-.econd FtA and Eighth Plans sps
ous and al information Hereto can be had pPtca 70 lie
Contract Clerk OF tts Depalnent-Srpiefn 80, $50
~ J. L DODGE, street Commissioner
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c,rREEr DEPARTMENT, 40 HALL or RECORDS
S-Seatd proposas VII os r-csfed At Ia street C0mm
NJ to space iogr feet VIDE through he sast-r sras
ffs4 Eh avenue Forty s-coGd 20 Ety third str=-tro
81 curb aud gutter Fcrty street., from Eighth 70
Tarb avenues Plans spscdcl,oa aud al Information thereto
- b.i ar soucsan 20 tie Contract Cork 1f This Depsu-at
sept H. 1850 Cs1aj JOHN T DODGE Street Commissioner
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(,RoTOS AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Rotunda. ParE, Sept
~ 1910 SEWER BUlLDERSseaei proposals iudorsed,
Proposals Batavia street. viii be received az the Office
Aqueduct Department until Tuesday October At
oclnek N 10 a BATAVIA - from Roosevelt %
Jane, length The plan add specifications OF the
and other information obtained application the
water Pur-yor otfca NICHOLAS dean President Gro
49,, .,s.,tnct D-,pr-u.pt 81 lot
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L'FEkY sORE ON THE SkIN--Peuars itcning,
AcA1cefs, coLEuu pon kc &c shall 90 soon and tGdi.
1ly cured without suy mercury by angle cali 10 The D.
= 9I0Nfe, V Hudson Ct. Good references viii ba
gYes ii MS Office. ala lar
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CR0ToS AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT F-o;aais PARK, ssp..7,
1910 SEWER BUILDEFs-s-al=t Pfoi2sas, -niorset
1vsuct Department ua Tuesday. Oct stu a, CLOCK 81
bud Sewers 3 street from MADISON az 70 5aT "A eagtt
E 40 f-e The OF me work and ali
can obtained ppcaon 30 the Water P1ryeyor
tbs Office NICHOLAS DEAS, Prest cEoAq Dept - Igt
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C0KPoHATIoS HoTICE-Pablcl zee hereby gwen to the
MOWER occupants all
zp3-a or L.nts Affected -feoy, that Lie oia
Aessmerts completed the Assessors,
tie Office OF the Bureau for
interested d1g Ninth Tenth
and aGd c. The limits embraced
clc- All the several houses and lots ground ott
pa'css OF situated the n1r-r Of Hnth,tIe-
C. All parsons Affected By
the above named assessments and ~h9 opposed the
ehef Of heM req-s-ed % present sr objections rag
lndsrsgnei az tier ocs, No. Hall Of Records Rh,n thirty
days the dsts Of tbs aotcsOfige Bureau Of A-ss9-ats
Department srpt $50 SAMUEL H. u aOrF FRAS.
CTS NTCHOSOS. ISAAC WM. SMITH. Assessors. .Ai0t
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CORPORATION NOTICES

PORATIoN SuTiCE-Pubic notsSe hsrrby sfveu
AoF owuH occupant occupants II y. BONUSES sni lois,
Improved nmproysd lnis thereby following
sessnehis a3.7 Ken completed b the Assessor AMI l lodged
the Gflce ~ Ia B1rszI Of A-=sSnrnts
cons For bHlds IN Fourth si between
sixth and Is FaSeu@pce Tie by
include all the s-Yrr houses ,aaa
los pscs and parcels Of and situated toti Fourth
street between Ia s5 & place ana SKIN c Ror,hey
o h8cdou gal
esstery SIDE el sixth lvenur bor side, Of Nsoua and
Ttusus Auty AMI Fourth
OF Wooster. aud Mercer streets, d BFay
Foarlstrett Wa>bnZtenPace All persons
aAe, ted bt the above posed
atle. o ts, le=isi % present sr
writing 20 the nnisrslEued her oes, No Hal Records
tt, DAYS from the date uotcrQce \
e..rasB- Street Department Sep, ~ lSo SAMUEL H. De
MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, iSAAC 5" d. shsiti Assessors
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The contracts years open for the Inspection
bidders. L. LEA
s2a 3tawtN2 Commissioner OF Indian Alrs
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NroIICE Is hereby ou according law to a persons having
~ Claims gaiust THOMAS MCCARTHY, hto OF the city o.
New York they required exhibit the with
the the subscrne the executors OF the last
vii and testament their place OF tcnsactas
business number FerJ street the city OF New York on OF
b.. the twentieth d january Dated the 10Th day OF
JuIy A II. 1850 JEREMIAH WALSH, Fxso,+,,. hc
Wis faw5utlu HUMPHREY Bennett f-"''''
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rs PURSUANCE Of oisf OF hs suucgats County Of
New York qoes hsrs9y % all p7toons having
against SARAH GOhPEkTS a Of the City Of New York widow
dscsased present the sane yogch-fs thereof
az the bookstore Of Samuel Raynor Bowe CITY
Of New YORK, befos tia thirteenth day
Dstsd New York tina eighth do ofJuly, 1870
y9law5mTu' HIRAM RAYNoR, Executor
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ORANGE COUNTY MILK ASSOCIATION.
O-HOTlcE-Or and after Tuesday next, (OctoDer 81
the prices Of Tx will be five per quart at retail and
four cents Al Wholesale until further notice Hoels steam.
boar gFoces and families supplied their residences
al oroerB ceo TO The ASSOCIATION 81 THAR Office 29e
Wsshingoust cornsr OF Resde will receive immediate At
ientCn. a3n 3t+
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EEPURSUAECE order the Surrogate oil the County Of New
lYoft hesby gwen all persons having clans against
WILLIAM WILSON, late Of the CITY Of Nsw YORK, deceased
tbs office
No WiIam4,res City 81 New YorE, tho
August, 1870 MARSHALL 3 BLAKE Adnials,rator.
lew6m tn
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az PURSUANCE OF order OF the Surrogate Of the County o.
New YORK gwen all persons having GLAZING
sganst JOHN G sTlyEKs late City New.York, do
ceased present
At the Of Parsons, Wallest,
New YORK twenty second day November
Dated New York, the 9lstdsy p May, lS5O
my2i iap6m D a SGIyERS, AuN'"'
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IN PURSUANCE the Surrogate Of tho COUNTY d
York hereby gives all persons having cana
1rsms THOMAS PATTISON Of the City Of Nsr York
chant deceased present tie with vouchers neT9o TO IN:
ub.c Office Robert Prince No 33 Pearl strset Il
bs CITY York before the twenty MN day o. HoYsn
DsrnsxL-Datsj Es~ YORK. le ourternIh day OF NV i>'
JAMES MARSH, Executors
my7l law6m* ROBERT ) FhlNCE,1
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IN PURSUANCE order the Surrogate of ha County OF
hereby all persons having caina
against ABRAHAM BLAUVELI late OF the City Of New YORK. de-
present the with youche thereof 10 the 5ubscbe
at Office Of John Newhouse Broadway the City OF
New York on or before td DAY Of February ns1LDaied Nav
h0' ~ '' " HANNAH GLAUYErT, Administering.
mo lnw6mTut IShAEL PECK. AlmnlstratOr
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Eh PURSUANCE Tho surrogate Of The County o.
New York uotce hereby gwen all persons having cains
,s1st AMFS BuRNHAN OF The City Of New York, ts
to vouchers thereof To- ose 81 tbs sno
,crb-rsa m rejeace rustre=t BroagV, IN tho
Civ Nav YoA on or beiIe ent day Novsm6st next
Dated New York tia 9Th day Of hay, 1880.
JULIA A 6UKNHAN, AdpinstratrH
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IN PURSUANCE Surrogate OF thu County Of
NAV hereby all having
MARY JOHNSON Ae Of tho City OF New York deceaed, pre-
the witty oucers tho subscriber
o4 Psafeet tho City Of Nav York before esnth
Of December nsTDslsd Nav York tei ssnh day Juno
1870 gels aw5mTu+l CBARLEsg CHa ISTHAH. Asn1strator
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GokPohAIoN NOTICE -faee notice . ,ttJy ssn 20 me
Improved unnqsys funds, afr ted thereby t tue io)v1s
completed bJ ss AssUr' aI are 2e
IN fa BGreag Assessments examination, By ali
persons Interested VIZ: sor ding su9s 3 in Tue Woes 1e'e
55h md 3Sh Second aai the East ktec HE ln
embraced by include MI the several houses and lots
Of ground o ami parcels Of Land situated on the
ro[y side OF 5thairee slas 366strsst and sautey
between FIRST and Second avenues ami on e
westerly side rot First +yenae he
tr. t and 7t Streets pers s-ctsd
OF the and who opposed To the same
c requested present their objections wrtHg
i-ir Office, No a9t Records, wthn trty
ceOic BErsau OF Assessments
S;eef spal r at Sept ~ 1880 SAMUEL IL De MOrr FRAN
CIs NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN SMITH, Assessors - iot
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PURSUANCE OF Of tho 3uuogats County Of
NewYof. notice Is hsteby 70 all persons having cano
against EDWARD FRISBY, late Of the City Of NsH York
chant dsceased present Tie with thereof
s1bscrbsr his place business No Nassau street.
Peaftstreet tina City Of before
December nsEtpatsa Nss York tho 27th day Of May 1870
ny2S FTu GEORGE C. CHILDS Executor
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EHPURSUAHCE OF an ordsr OF the Surrogate Of the County Of
York notice hereby all persons having aeainsi
HENRY ROBERTSON late Of tho Guy Of Nsw York dscsasd
present the with vouchers thereof tho sdbcrba hs real
dence, No 26l Boome the City Of New York before tho
fourteenth day January ne1taed New eighth day Of
Juy. 1880 [y9 law6mt HENRY l. ROBERTSON
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soulhsfy Of Twelfth between aad C. All parsons
whose u,sfes affected by the above named assessments and
vino opposed 10 Tue ether OF tem, sqastJe 10
psssn their objections writing tbs uRisrgHs their o
No Hal Records within ,anty day, from The late Of this
SAMUEL Il. DE MOTT, FRANCIS SGH0LsoS ISAAC WM.
Smith Assessors slf lot
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4 7ONFUKATIU 10-77 'T7
owner or owners ocrupur occupants vi all Houses tui Le
improve unimpro5sd Lanes, Affected bsfeby, at TIE following
completed by tne Assessors asd ara oi-
tie oc Of III. Bureau Irnis bg per
sons -tested Grading Avenue ron 18th 7h s'rs-
Tie ut- such Assesser- -ais All hess9etl
Houses and Ground Lots pStcei ot Land
stunei of A7enue between 10 s I'm rsss en-
t rortl-ry both sI eft lth 10Th ldi ami
sonthry OF 7t streets between mos nns parallel To tse
nue. etJrTy aut S{ feet westerly tereiron
All persons Effected above nas t.sss
ue opposed the either ut tasm are Re
questr 20 present ta a "ft2 70 tHt AZ
Their ofle. No H of Records wiain n if 5H ias itie
ti notice otss Bureau o. Asss,n'sq s.f-e
Is, 40 NN SMITH Assessors. 80 lUt
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the Aberdeen, and or board the ST.. Louis, o.
and Constellation belonging TO other comPa-
MES
should have written to you before this had
not been suffering from illness ever since LETT
the ship. and been unsuccessful in obtaining ING
insertion Of this letter into another paper
Now, It appears 10 ne Sir, to be more partic1,
larry the duty of every person who holds an lnde-
Pentent position, and who has had such personal
opportunities as / have bsd Of observing such
treatment as have mentioned to make public the
results Of his observation as an individual means
of inducing q remedy for the fusnre. and you, Sir
as Edtor Of enc Of Ihe leading journals of TINS
ca1utry, may earn the gratitude OF the poor, sad
of al who take an interest in their welfare, BY
giving Insertion to the shove too feebly expressed
complaint and by, pazhaps, avai6ng yourself Of
the opportunity, if you should think il fitting
one to embark your powerful pen in the exposure
OF the grievances which have related, and in the
advocacy Of remedies for many other grievances
connected with emigrans ships, on which have
not touched.
am Sir vouro bt serv't WERE FOSTER
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The STERN and ITS incidents.

Tho s,oU,.storr,. which commenced on Sunday
evening" continued with constantly increasing BE-
verify until O'Clock last evening. Inc sh9"
which fell during Sunday night was ehectgally
secured by hard crust formed by &n hour sIeet'
which troze rs it fell, between and O'CLOCK on
Monday morning After that hour the wind began
10 blow and the snow driited considerably
About : o'clock last night it stopped showing
and cleared off cold. The wind however, con.
tinued to blow through the night, and IN exposed
localities the drifts are undoubtedly tormldsoIe.
Teams which worked their way into the city
Yesterday afternoon were badly CUT by t'ie rs
formed in the morning, and many farmers Ao"Nu 10
impossible last evening to go home
The Housatonic train, due at last evening, dlo
NOT pet in until O'Clock this morning Inc pas
seDgers were brought over IN the O-cott' Wh .3
had succeeded in keeping an open passage ~ 'uo
river la attempting to cross th!s morning, ~" .
ever she was caught IN the middle o. tne llse vi
where she now lies imbedded in Ice. she VIII
doubtless be cut out during the DAY me " est
srn train. due Yesterday afternoon, arrived az .
o'clock this morning. large locomotive ioEee
WAS constantly employt yesterday IA oIealtno sue
track but the snow drifts formed aoout as iSse al
,bev could be removed. The BoStoA tram, que NJ
! o'clock Yesterday. arrived a. in the evening
and the evening train several hours behind tlnle,
The snow.plows were busy on the lne OF Tue t T'
during the whole of Yesterday and last might the
Newly ork mail, due at O'Clock this morning, hao
not arrived at O'Clock.
The weather was intensely cold AT s"4r3Se this
morning The thermometer stood shade 0eio"
Zero. The snow is probably fifteen inches deep,
on level, and so thoroughly pscked, that we may
reasonably count upon !" long speA o. s1po'V
sleighins. Albany Evening Journal ~4'l
On Sunday night north east snow stosc com
menced md continued throughout the whole OF
yesterday with great severity. Not for years has
It been eoualed IN this session. The wind Prev
strongly and the snow is much dritted-so snar Il
is difficult to estimate the quantity on the groana'
though it is not far from two feet Ali cay yes e.
teams, and it was by much exerton that the side
walks were kept in such condition taat pede:5
tgians could make their way. The City onpefln.
tendent, Mr.. Wright, endeavered with strong
team to "break road but with no ttasterlng
success The elements had things pretty m nue.
saeir owu way Asa matter OF course the Rail