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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 70, 1851

oped as bright as ruby. then repestedthe ex'
pertinent, and failed bat from that hour until
few month, AGO continued to repeat it in every
form could think Of always falling bat never
desparipg, for had reasons for believing IN sae
correctness Of my theory, that under certain cur
cumstances, there is in the imPressloned plate
latent oolored image. | At length commenced eA'
perimenting on the developing power OF the va
pors Of different metals, and found that large
number Of them, such ss arsenic. cadmium zinc'
selenium, bismuth potassium, and sodium woad,
when properly vaPorized bring out the Is's EN-
imsge in light and shade. The same result FOL
lowed the use Of several gases. The Impressions
differed so little from daguerreotypes. that was
on the point OF abandoning the pursuit, when one
day unexpectedly formed singular compound,
and, without much hope OF success applied IL to
my purpose NV surprise and JOY were unbound
ed, when found on my plate true Hillotype.'
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AppoIntmepts bv the president.

BY and icfh NE ddJlce and consent 81 ne Senate.
John s. Pendleon Of Virginia to Charge dAfares Of
the United States to The Argentine Republic
Ogden Hoffman Jr of Sn Francisco, 10 be 1dge OF the
District Court Of the United Ss.es FOR the northern district
Of California.
Horace Mower OF Michigan 10 be an Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of the Territory OF New Mexico.
John s. Watts Of Indiana. be Associate justice OF
the Supreme Court OF The Territory OF New Mexico.
Louis Lindner be Consul Of the United States at Som
neberg the Duchy Of Sake Meninger Hidburghhauson
10 Germany
Jones Brooke Of Pennsylvania, 10 be Consul OF the
Uni ed states al Belfast. IN Ireland.
Henry A. Homes Of Massachusetts, to be Assistant
Dragoman and Secretary 10 the Legation 81 the United
States IN Turkey.
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Weather Items
By sfoyse's Line, Is Wa1-stI

BY Morscs Ltne, TO HQUsf
TUESDAY, March 11-9 AM.
BUFFALo-Fine, clear morning; very pleasant; Their
SO; barometer % 25; mercury In barometer 81
wind from the south.
RocHEsTER-Coldy morning; strong wind from south
west; looks like rain thermometer a.
AUBuRN-Cioudy, cod, unpleasant morning; wind
SCUM; thermometer 81
SYRAcUsE-Itis rather cloudy and cool this mornings
atrOng south wind; Thermometer 50.
OsWEGO-A dark, cloud mornings wind WSW; Their.
49, bar 20 ~ and falling; indications Ofrain
Clear and beautiful morning; not cloud 10 be
seen wind + ; Their. SO; bar % $50.
ALBANY-COd morning; little cloudy, but not unplea-
SAINT; wind Sc Their SO bar 80 SO.
TRoY-Cloudy, but pleasant; wind n ther. SO.
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Csal.
To TIE Editors Of The TSibGns !:

to TIE Editors Of The ISSosls;
Your statistics in various matters connected
with the business of the City were read with
pleasure and instruction, especially the articles on
Ship Building and the increase of vessels to be
propelled by steam. A liberal curiosity, and, I
think, the public interest require another essay
20 wit On the introduction of Anthracite Coal for
the purpose Of generating steam. remember q
pamphlet from the pen of Hon. Caleb Gushing,
written about ten years ago, he having then visit.
cd the Anthracite region and noted the great ad.
vance of the trade He therein says in effect, that
elf mode could be discovered by which this
Coal could be used for smelling iron ore, and also
h steam engines, the demand would be vastly in
creased" 50 familiar are both these, neither is
now regarded as a novelty. Would it not be Just
70 ascribe to bis suggestion the increased efforts,
which became successful, in ehecting those OBJ
iects7 Ny impression is that Anthracite was first
introduced into the Hudson River boats by the
Delaware and Hudson Coal Company ct some
risk, much expense, and great personal perplexity
and labor The particulars, even the minutiG, Of
20 important change could not fail to be inter.
esting.
And further: What portion of the steamers be-
longing to New. York use Anthracite Whatpor-
ton wood or Bituminous Coal What number oil
cords Of wood were requisite to drive arstolass
boat to Albany, and the cost What quantity Of
Anthracite is necessary for the same service, and
the cost Is ii fact that the Chagres, Panama
and San Francisco steamers use Anthracite, and
from what location Is the Coal for those purposes
preferredi
Its several years since have looked into Mi
ehaux bat in bis travels through this country half
q century ago / recollecE he gave particular &C.
count Of the cost OF fuel in Philadelphia, NewYork
and Boston. A contrast with the cost of Coal
would be curious perhaps instructiye-I had like
TO have written "suggestiye,' and that word
brings yourtalented Senator to mind, and thought
that occurred TO me last evening on reading The
Irt6uas, namely That New'York having sent a
Senator sEA-wsrd, il was natural and proper to
forward FISH as sn associate. NJ.
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HILLorrPE.-It is stated that Mr. L. L. HUI, Of
Westhill, n. Y, has discovered process i0r pro
curing eOlOrcd daguereotyPe pictures, ana IaAs
be has been offered $4,000 for hall interest IA
thssame. The announcements made Ia the "a
guer7eian Journal. Mr.. Hill says some Two
years ago took to experimenting WIN va9 !.
colors u "but with little faith. In one OF my ex'
peFimeuts phenomenon presented itself which
greatly surprised ne and in the nature Of tue case
Compelled me to believe the thing praotle a9le.L
One color. the red. in figured dress was deVei'
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u The following Resolution, passed by the In
dustra Congress at its last session, was publish
ed in our paper yesterday, butt contained an inn
portant error and we now republsh it corrected ::

Resord That Of the Industrial Cooges and Of every
shtsnsd Progress and Reform smnsay dus to
William H. Seward United states Senator for the state OF New
Humane practical speech the ntls
spoou 10 be- made Of The tns Lau6s o( the Republic,
and his spe direct and uaa advocacy Of thsr reservation
occupancy. limited quantities. restrictive OF
monopoly The deaf and others % actual and 507a
sthere0 and hist vehak hun hist he comes up 80 y
ofduy and demanded by which
the prolonged existence Of tie Union and the
principles Of civil liberty undo Institutions aud alone pre-
Of than
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

TowN House BURNT.-The new brick Aims
House building, situated about mile west OF the
city, was discovered to be on fire at about
o'clock this afternoon. The flames spread rapidly,
and the building was destroyed. 1t was a large
new bulldog, aud cost, we believe, about 81 600
This is a very bad disaster and it will be difficult
to provide proper accommodations for the numer-
Gus inmates-many Of whom are insane persons.
Hartford Daily Times 10Th.
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Before Judge Sanford
Court of Common Pleas. TUESDAY, March IL.
Before Judge Woodruff

Hiram Park VS.. The City Of Nel0- York.
TO recover for injury in blasting rock, Of oeth
st. Broadway, already referred to- This 10 the third
trial the first verdict $3.50 The counsel for defense in
sisted that where injury Is caused by contractor he and
not the City is liable and moved nOn-suit which
overrued the question 10 be brought up before fu
bench The verdict on the second trial (which was set
aside the frs 81 600. The Jury rendered
q verdict for plaintiff Of : 062
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ee Newspapers hand for England Ireland and SCOT
srd are sent BY arst matter OF whathns
Letters It Europe BY the CotLIs Las ls's
single rate eHcspt for nuss places 70
q1 ed l. be prepaid IN iaD -, - r . ,..., l..
Letters tbs Conneut Of Europe BY the CvsAHD ne must Dc
prspad single except TO those places required 70 %
prepaid fail $500. .,h. .,.o,ii c,,
ceuts each. a..
Leland Postsgs Be added on Letters and Ne"sPipe 70 me
corf,n, n Fnrops. BY the Hayrs and Bremen Liaes
Letters by H.vre IAne must oe prepaid ~sny ef cents per
ha ounce Inland Postage % BE- added except 10 DrssI on
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LAW COURTS.
Court CaIendnr....THrs DAY.

COMMON PLEAs-Nos. 3204, 800, $50,
ssl 26l 292 49, e AL 49, a. AS A. 42s 40 49, 49,
4S5, $50 f37.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 66, SO, 95, I25,
s. S. 1856 49, 49, a. H. 7e 49, 1f2 14f 145 las,
l56, l58, $50, $50.
US. DIsTMcT CoURT.-Nos. II, IS, Is,
II, 10, %. 2l. %, g, q.
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Superior COurt....TuEsDAY, March H.
Before judge Oakley


I'm. JelLin ghduS VS.. NelC- York Tnsur-
ance Con p7nv- C.se which was trsd befors-Par Of
shipment from Germany. insured by the Company was
oamsged and sold BY auction, The RucuDuesr fsei a1d
the question Whether The Compsnv ordered the sale
II was cred BY both II the former the Company
sbe Tor the amount The Jury could not agree and
discharged
j. 8.R. Milbqnk vs., Aler. Denistoun e.
Co Plaintiffs Of NewYork shipped 10 1876, from New
Orleans defendants in Liverpool 5000 bbls OF Flour
ship Nicholas Bddie Defendants cod il for 2ls per bbl,
storing another cargo by the Georgans which brought
about month aerwsrd 29s per bb II commended that
tie frat cargo placed In the market contrary 70 nsuc
lions ana also that negligence and want OF due sk and
exercised 10 Sc Ing al the then state OF The
ket and sctiOn brought for the difference The
tried time ago, and verdict rendered FOR plain
tfs Of upwsId Of Slle00, but trIs argument
dered by The full Court believe the ground OF
IN the charge Of The Judge Il now cOmes up the
trial To be continued this forenoon.
Before Judge sanford
angelo SqUGrza agst. LelUlS Gen0cchl9,
ard othIs-For damages in alleged breach Of contract
supply fAt and isow for soap and candle factory, ia
Wsker-st already referred to- Verdict for defendant
JOHN CaLLihan ads. Philip McArdLe.-
Action for assault and battery by aborer buildings
Seventh against the contractor who II 10 alleged,
knocked him down and kicked him The counsel Tor de-
Tense being ready when the called an inquest
was taken and the Jury rendered verdict for $50 which
would have carried also about $50 costs The counsel
comm IN the default By consent, set aside TesumO
ny taken, and lie Jury gave verdict Tor Si9 which
carries (beng under $50 an equal smount OF costa
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Election Of Mayor of Lynn.

BOsTON, Tuesday, March IL.
George Hood, Free Soil Loco, was yesterday
elected Mayor of Lynn, by $50 majority out of
1900 votes cast
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CINCINNATI, Tuesday, March II.
The Ohio Constitutional Convention finally ad-
journed last night after a session OF 100 days.
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u. :. District COurt....TuEsDAY, March II.
Before Judge Belts.

Albert POlCer and John Darling were ar
ragued on an indictment for larceny sea; Jas Smith and
Francis Kelly indictment for cOuuteeling coin and
Jas Lawson Elizabeth Lawson and Cath Hobbs on SINH
lar indictments. They respectively pleaded not guilty.
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kP' Thomas Butler King was on Saturday
lest confirmed by the Senate as Collector at San
Francisco.
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FROM sr. JAeo DE CUBA.-By the latest ad-
vices from st. Iaeo de Cuba, we learn that the
Commander. OF the U. 5. sloop of war Albany had
succeeded in libersting Capt. Mayo, who had been
confined in prison in Hayui and that the Hsytien
Government had agreed to pay damages to the
amount Of $4,000 to him. The Albany was at St.
JagO do Cuba On the l3th alt, bound on a cruise.
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Mayor of Montreal.

MONTREAL, Tuesday, March H.
c. Wilson, Esq, was unanimously elected
Mayor of this city last night.
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Mnrkefs... NEW ORLEANs, March 10.

FLOUR is held firm at 3 10, and st. Louis at
5 s5a4 - Extra do, 3704 A. WHISKY is selling as
low ~ l902c Mess PoRK is quoted at S2, and unin.
specied prime al 10 80 LARD scarce with sales OF prime
al 730St.
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EY' The nomination of Mr.. TLDEN as Marshal
ofNew.Mexico is said to have been confirmed by
the Senate on Monday.
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Items from New-Orieans-Arrivul Of the Ohio
Death ola Wealthy CIuzen-Jenny Limbs
Movements, &c.
NEwORLEANs, Monday. March 10.
The steamship Ohio has arrived with California
dates to the let ut. Her news has been antici-
pated here by the North America, &c. Ed
Cornelius SpaHding, the richest m an in New.
Orleans died to day, aged 20 years.
Jenny Lind left at l 7. M. TO day, on the steamer
Magnolia for st. Louis She gives Concert at
NAtchez on Tuesday, llth inst.
The Crevasse above Carroton did great dam
age. The river is only inches lower than at the
food last year.
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Z IsI1En sTITEs TaTEsT OFFICE PEs q. Issl-0s DE

seoo n sosEs BATLEY of SALISBURY sas.sehu.-, orgy
rs In The sriensss pseBs gFaud % him The 6 ezy o.
July 1917 Tor AZ upFos mschi1s f pressing All iio5s
70 .n sns cou GODS ana al tds Tor oa
exraoa q sad pstslt Which tales place 90 tbs SD dg
Jsly 1915 -.
st the SAID petition BE- heard at the Pssu, ohcs %
Monday the I'D Of June nsrt AZ u Occk sDt Al s.
are appear s sho- eass any they lave r SEQ
petition ought r0i 70 10 krs1ist -. 49,
otpesBe tie require5 n So VI
Office their ob srse6csy forth wuss a. ses.
osys before tie heafgg eli testimony fled s' f.ly
Be bearing beta saf
of tbe Ofcs Nh Oh s b 90
Ordered ;hs; "a be pubishec % tas ~s.s
Fencer Uuou. Wsstsst ID. Dty go - w.. .
chuseitsi Jouus Prsvoencs RhoSs is.na 49,.
sn3 Hartford, c0enecfut caee Nra ~ ests
se pr.voss 70 ne sss las ofJsssnsSt thos Ewsak
81 lss3w N'nAH"
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rHPURsuAscL q az ordsr suncgsts Of the County 81
ss- on Eo.c. hsrsby u az psons having Claus
CHAPMAN ts ofths CITY sfNss fork msrchhHt
$1,000 10 srsssnths tchs subscribers
=, m. or. Of Ira Pereso No. n MAIDEN ass tie C II sss
Won Or OF ssrs Twelfth - Apr osS,Dstse sss Iert
Dc shtb ofOcobsr JONATHAN 2. AYREs EIscator
"a iswsuW- BETsEY DAY. EIsoatns
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The Fugitive Slave Case at philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, March II.
The Slave case Of Helen and her Son Dick is
not concluded There is great interest mani
tested in it by the colored population and the
Court room is crowded to overlooking.
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FntaI Accident ut Boston.

BosToN, Tuesday Msrch1l.
Three Irishmen were killed this morning blythe
csviDg in of bank at Chelsea
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.
.sr. a, "a nom Tvsrp ol for York saturday March
aRTTic 81 Tom LIVERPOOL for YORK SATURDAY March
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u. S. COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE.-Noth-
ing has ansped relation to The case Of tse young MAJ
charged wiln purOnipg Reading Aairoad Suosk al me
Post Omce There ~iN probably b "a eKainiasu9n u s
sAF or two, OF he wiz be aanitod to bed.
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By Telegraph TO The Eew-YOrk Tribuns.
Washington Items.
WAsHINGroN. Tuesdav. M

WAshifGTON, Tuesday March II.
The City Council passed bill last night in
creasing the police force and giving the Mayor
additional powers for the preservation Of the pub
lie peace.
The Senates session will close to-day.
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IN PURsUA -cE Of an order s8rroga;s # the cosuy
ISsv ToIt Eotos hs1sby gwen = all persons sssink @
sssust MARY kEeNEDf lzts o. tie City Of NsS IofAs
dsceasd pressu, with ysuchsn thereof 70 nc ~
scn=f bis rssesIes Abbotsord, IN toe oSn o. s ~
Dotbs FsUy. Weschestsr C1gutf. % - es2s -
July t-Dstst .es1hursh the g7h day n Dees
7ff iawsmWed+ FRAsCIs kESNkOf' Aa1 p ne-.l.
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The Ocean Steamers.
LIST OF STEAMERS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH.
Nams Of Date Of Port Of Gsv. be-
Ssanei. Deyartu-s Departure i0Hgirgt 70 Deiii"df"H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

STREET DEPARTMENT, No 4, HALL OF REcokOs-
sesd proposals. will received AZ the street C0mmobsss
ocs until Friday March IA 1901 at occt Pm 20 rsgoais sst
rrad Thirty seventh street Second ksst RIVER
Plans AID al ihsst0 be had sppH
cation " ths Contract Clerk Of thus Department
~ John r. DODGE. street Comm
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IN PURSUANCE Of Of tss saeSAs q hs Coany o.
Isss Yoo sotos hsfssy gvsI 70 al gsIsos easns eALas
800, FRTSCIs KELLY ts Of the Cty Of nsr fort, grocer,
assas.d y present With yonetsrs nsFso 70 e .aosn
b- ,bs TOR. Of Reilly No oi Fulton sf.s s CT
~ On or siors twenty sght FAY q March nsxt
n.,sS E,u Yert lhs twenty .scsad day n f.nhs $50
Os''a ~ ,' BERNARD REILLY, Adm nlstratog.
90 tavsrsW ANS KELLY. A8na strs,rI
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y. Of AZ order Surrogate tie coesg OiAew
Yot 1o,cs hsrsby gwen % al persons hs' ~ claims sgans
RLIZABETH DAVIDsOh, ate Of The Cy6 sss on, uao-'
The With vOac5sr thsrso q tts subscnosr
a. 49, N Mssksr, Attorneys, Re No II Wal
.t ~ ~. CIV sf YOr bsors hs eleventh cav july
,.rt net Fcr York .hs seventh day q 's1nsrv 1874
,s,,-.nW JAMES c DAVIDs9ss Atnfn~oaiof &c
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scF f an en5e, a the sarrosae OF he coani Of
Se--Yor notcs b-resy gwen 70 Al prs9as sssns es'
sFrref WILIIAM OSBORN, Of Tie cry y Ne
- m Nth volcksrs tbers q The subscfi-
~r ttbs r.,ssrrs II 0af88sr 8 cbspn 70 - - is
Vcrt before he thrretl az Of 49,
a.. Ygrt Tie tEsaty tst dsT Of feo1ny 1851
49, PH0EBs l. OsB0RG, EIsc1irr.
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TT,sE PEoPLE OF The STATE OF sEw-tohk ey sss
,raee Of God in1sgsdsBlss 81 iefsns ~ crested
the ssts Of BERRY ssIPhAs ss 81 tbs city Of ss- f9 es
1900 A. <xa,sss Of Ia OF os-fs- sssd gst
80 Yo sd each tsfsbg easd aud FeqHes gefsoesy
10 q srd apsesr bsfo s9ffge 81 us Cosa u ns@
:, IN tts Cry rs~for the tbd day n ApfdoSxt,
a, ocek Gorenooa Of that cay then aas be,s - a.
go 81 socos1 u pfocee1n<s o. hLFnt
"a UsDERHILL Executor Of lie Lat vii and ts'A~s.t
sad deceased /. n - g..
rogsts be hersasto an red wisoss'' A W sfsss.d,
r. a. Surrogate sAd asy. az the e hsr Iofs, NE
thrd day q MACH Of our Lord oes hosssEc
ssst ssaafsd ald hiV GA w BRADFORD. suuos.ts
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6NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENr-ro ha'oas Sealed
Jproposa endorsed proposal for building sewer sros~y,
from sprrg viii be receved at ms once OF s
Crou Aqusduct Depa Roiunds Park until Ih1f-dy ne
SCH day o March. 1851 It O'Clock N TO baid sever WIN
H. necssry ,evg Basins and Culser, IN Broad"at rom
sprag 10 near Houston The plan Of the Sewer AMI spec
for buiing and all other information ean tnssp
obtained application 70 the Water f1tvsNot a. 0e
New York, March 10 1881. nlshoLAS $3.50,
prasl lFuf0
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GtTRFET DEPARTMENT No. HALL or REcoRDs -
Csaed proposals will be received At tbs street Comp -spoer
until Tue.day March 49, lo6 O'Clock NJ ~ deg
ouf feet vide through sidewalks Of sixteenth bsSsea F
and Avenue and Avenue bslwsen EeVesh AL
Twelfth streets oil sunksn lots bounded BY Hneteenh saf
1wen First and Second To regulate sad grads
fnssnh street between Avenue. and Plans specifications
ell thereto b. had apollo The SO0fac,
Clsrk Of the Department March 8, Ia,
JOHN T. DDDbE, oTestC0m mssonsf
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~ "THE KIcKLHBURYs OK THE RHINE" has
been Issued in a shilling pamphlet By Ssriager Il
/ Townsend.
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C,UPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF HEW-foRK-Johs
cMsxin againR r. Wnslov, n C. Wnsbv and - sssnnsre'
sun nous or Rel e. ICON not servedl-fo the DsFEtu.
and a hsrs5y snmm,ned and eqs~e1
70 comp thu acton VII e -s hs "a ms Vmos
the Cs OF tie Cy County Of New foik, hs Chg nst
s.d CIV Fseruar, st Of anssef V
the The subscribers al ttsF once 20 ~ "sen
street CITY, twenty osSs aissf ne seve sl VIZ
mons 90 sou Of the day such serve s1 yeo ~ .
ssd compliant within the tune aofes".S, 40 g.eu.
complaiat Dated February 60 lsbl ..., 49, 60.
MI n
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NTOTIcErhs Committee S,ess q ths soad OF isrEsA
IN viii mss, the Chamber Of the Boado Ahsrnsa on nsres
usxt Sth ,n.,ant at orock tor the pHposs q hearing
the parties in the project Of opening add "Asax
"N'' JONAS y coScKLlS.) connissss
wARRES CHApAAN,> ca
PATRICK KELLY, Streets
Esw.York, March 10, 1891. mu
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CSTFREr DEPARTMENT NO an I'LL or KscOkDs-ruehc
- hereby gwen that tbs following p'on n" osss pre-
ssnfsd 10 s Boad Adermsn To eacs vsssnt o south SIDE
at bswesa snd st and Gag spacs4 through
Sidewalk opposs the Persons intsressd having oee
requested present them wn TO tbs aadef
signed his Office before the lfh DAY Of Mach inst
March 4. lnol. lfm lOtl JOHN u DODOk. 81 Cotat
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NOTICE hereby gvsr aeoordag 20 hs 70 all Psroe. Aas
csms sEausi HORACE CO9SWeLi- late OF the Village a
port Southod and Couu, Of Saaos De s~se
that tey requssd 10 sIhof the sans WITH Voahs there
Subscriber Admnsfratx Of TIE gos, chtttss aud ests
deceae At her rseaes 0feengor Aforesaid Or 70 ne
At.nrey Abraham Fsrdon 81 south - Nswfo OF eetcs
the Of May nsJLDset NsSf0rk, SUI NO
vsnber, lsdA CATHERINE COSsNELLs Adminlsu<t.<
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~ PTRsAFCE OF Of suo<ts Of sbs Coan Of
lF.~ Tor bsrsby gwen 70 al Psoss hsying eEns
$50, Josiah LUPTON ats Of s City u Neg fok, dscsAs<,
.s, 80 ,aus With thereof the Subscriber sthsr
ssrs So Q73 seventh the City ofSsS York or bsos
IN. nf,.@sth day q July nsrtDatse n5 oprsen
dsy Of JaBusy, ls5l. ANlOfhii. LCI 100
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&. UPRRIOR COURT or TIE CIT OF hEWfUHk-ss1y
ga Burr Charles and Ava r. Taylor a1ana Tbs scf
Insurance. Compsnysnmmons Ter noaey aefn.ss %
contract ICON. served TO TIE NORWICH FIRE sss
RANCE COxPAEYYou are hsrby summoned aad required 70 an
suerhe nt 10 this acton Which has @ day eesa asd sd
Ace the Cry 81 seS fo ana 70 ssrs
COW az your On Tho snosco@ ms @
crs No Os Brood of Ne" fo -tha issnJ Gays
tsr .ss hereof Of tbs cy Of such ssFcs sad
you fail % sad complaint N.hia tbs tine aol-sd ne
m this will taks o6gnsn, sgansty0 Tor ne 80
- bo1san5 aoirss with the hh day Of nsy Gas
M ,and Hundred ahd Fifty, beside ths costs Of DIS aeo
Dated February .. le6l EDW AID Sthhhs
6f IaxswWsas Pialniias AttoraeJ.
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I Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for building Sewer
FULTON the Oce of the Coton Aqnsdut
DEPARTMENT Rotunoa Park until MONDAY the TN day OF h"n
1851 At 70 build Sewer, with the necessary hseen
ng Basins Cuvsrs Fulton street FROM near brOaa"g 70
Grsenv h pa Of the Sewer and spschea ms or ns
building OF and all ether information reatng heeo can
be- obtained application the Watsr Purveyo Al this once
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