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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
The Charter Elections.

BASCoR, ME.-AlthOugh two tickets were sup.
ported BY the Wings, we are pleased to see a
Wing Mayor, Hon. Elijah l.. Hamlin, tthe candi-
date Of the Citizens party1 chosen by sec, to
s'' for John Mcdonald (OpPli w. H. Mills 345
Scat Q. Hgmlins plurality over all others, l5s.
The Councils are both Wing.
BATH, ME--Another Wing Mayor is chosen in
Ibis city, although the Wings had great difficulty
IN making q nomination At their caucus for sue.
cessOr to Mr.. NsgoQn, who had declined to serve.
Capt. John Patten tWhigl bad for Mayor, SIS B.
c. Bailey (Whisl IS Charles Davenport WING
~ west % Scat. s-the contest, it will be SEEM
being among the Wings themselves.
AUGUSTA, ME.-The Locos have barely sue.
eseded il re.eleoting their present Mayor bv
vote Of go for Gen. A. Redington; James w.
North tWhig) SOC; and there were scattering
Sotes-Or majority for Redngton. Large Wing
majority in both branches Of the City Council
US Senator James w. Bradbury being defeated
ior Alderman in tho First Ward The course Of
senator b. on River and Harbor Improvements
Goes not appear to be satisfactory to his consttu.
snss A Wing Representative is chosen to the
Legislature.
DETROIT, MicH.-In all tho S Wards Zacha
nah Chandler (Whigl he's maiorities, and in the
whole city his vote foots up 1902 to $50 for John
civilians, the Black Hawk War General)-
srOriiy ior Chandler, $40. Scattering, lG.-
aeoosder-David Z. Harbsugh (Whig) 1876 +;
soseph II. Bags, 1871. City Marshal-John
warren Wing l,s96; John w. DAILY lOpp)
s'4f Edward Myers CWhigl is chosen City
sexton by 26o maj License-2l5 ayes and 50
no Aldermen-Whig I, Opp. 4. CasSism is
UsoS par at Detroit. Mr. Chandler the Mayor
SisCsl iss Free Soil Union Wing, and not Of the
SOiOiaissee Of Safety order, as the Journal o.
~ nV@heree says; and bis opponent was Cass
Slker. Ladue, the late Mayor, was Free
SOu Cass man. The friends OF River and Har.
VT improvements have achieved most signal
s-,'0fy' which, coupled with the Congressional
,'eepon in Michigan last year. shows that the
en'nsolar State is trge 70 Freedom, though
-u .eo byaset Of the most reckless Opposition
S"t''sn'l whose obse9uiOusness to theiS South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
Labor Reform.

We have already announced the preparation
by Mr.. CHARLES SULLY Of this City, NO. IL
Fifth ST. Of Manual for the use of those desiring
to form Associations, whether for the prosecution
Of industry, the advantages of buying goods at
wholesale prices, or for mutual protection and
insurance against sickness, &c. The first part Of
this work, whose title is The Associative Manual,
will be ready for delivery on the 18th inst, in
pamphlet form, at low price 1t contains;
A plan for Protective Store CONSTITUTIONS
s Society of Associations; Code of Laws for an
Association connected with the above Society
the manner of forming such an Association by
small subscriptions Systematic method OF fran
inga Code of Laws; Plan OF Mutual Exchange
Bank, connected with q Protective Store and q
Provident Institution by Wilhelm Weitling
Laws Of the Central Division of the Boston Pro
tective Union Laws Of the Boston TaiOrs' As
ISOLATION; Laws of the New.York Tailors' ASso
citation; New-York L abOr League these are &C
companied by prefaces and notes by Mr.. Sully.
The second part being prepared and will con
tain: The law Of New.York to authorize the for
nation of Corporations, &c; the best English ta
bes for calculating the value OF lives, aRd the
sums which must be paid to and by Provident In
stitutions, so that they may be able to meet the
demands made on them; The Philadelphia Build
ing Association, an engraved plan Of an excellent
family apartment as built in one Of the Londor
Model Lodging Houses, and perhaps other mat
ter, according to the space occupied BY the fore
going,
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and others, for the means OF carrying out their
long cherished plans for improvement and IN
creased accommodation.
The most vague and indefinite notions are en-
tertsined respecting the manner 10 which this aud
similar charities in this city are sustained. The
applicants for relief generally suppose that the
Dispensary is under the immediate direction OF,
and literally endowed by, the City Corporation,
while we regret 70 say that many Of our inhabit.
ants, who ought to be better informed. betray &
similar ignorance Of its operations and resources.
The means at the disposal Of the Board Of Trus.
tees have not allowed them TO pay Otherthan mere
ly nominal salaries 10 the physicians who have,
in the most generous manner, continued 10 yield
their services, notwithstanding the annually in
cressing amount Of labor The amount distrbu.
ted among them for one year is only 81 600, sum
not sufficient to pay different alone, and we
think they may safely claim the performance OF
an amount of grstutous labor, among The poor
and destitute Of this city, unsurpassed by any
class OF citizens. A glance at the above table
will show the great amount Of time which must
necessarily be consumed in these services, while
a few moments spent in the receptionrooms OF
the Dispensary, or in accompanying the District
Physicians, will reveal the many disagreesble
circumstances under which the duty is frequently
performed.
The list Of annual subscribers is now consdera-
bly, smaller than it was fifteen years since, and we
believe a systematic effort viii soon be made to
increase the number We feel confident that no
one who shall have bestowed a moments reaec-
ton upon the facts now laid before them, can has.
tily dismiss such TN appeal. The claims Of the
institution have never been obtruded upon the
public and if they are there disregarded they are
certainly acknowledged and appreciated in those
haunts Of misery and wretchedness where its ST.
lent ministrstions are performed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

DEATH or GEORGE McDUFFIE.-We regretto
sesrn by dispatch from friend at Camden, says
,bs Columbia &C. Telegraph, that Gen. George
NcDufRe expired at o'clock AN. March II, at
the residence Of Richard Singleton, Esq, in Sum.
,er. The event at any time for years past, would
not have been considered improbable from his
condition Of physical prOaration and suffering but
coming now, near the anniversary of Mr. Cal
boun's death, it must excite sadness and regret
The name Of George McDulHe is now enrolled in
our list Of the departed whose memories Carolina
will ever cherish, and to this list the last few
years have made fearfully rapid additions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

THE DEVIL AND THE PRIEsT.-About ten days
ago all the population Of Brunn, in the Austrian
States, were thrown into commotion by the aP-
pearance of the Devil, IN PropTla persona, sur
rounded by gendarmes with drawn swords. his
Satanic Majesty was, as he is always represented,
nerfectlv black, with two enormous horns, goat
ears, body covered with hair, horses legs, ana
cloyen feet but he seemed decidedly out oil sPir-
it's and il appeared that he was undergoing the
indignity of being conveyed TO durance vie
The old men and women OF the place Tell on tnelr
knees and prayed to all the saints 10 protect
them against the terrible Prince of Darkness
but the young men had the impiety to laugh and
SCOT at him. On inquiry the following facts
were stated A few days before, as a peasant
y yemen named % ry1 "a ~o SIr a"peS
through a window, clanking chain, and de-
handed that she should either give him the child
70 be carried TO the regions below, or make over
TO him q sum of 100 forms in new silver, which
he knew she had collected. The poor woman
greatly terrified at once produced toe money,
and the Devil pocketed it; after which he went
away The next day the woman told the parish
prieat of the visit she had received, and added
that she had collected the 100 forms penny by
penny to pay for religious services on her &C.
couchement. Did you tell any one that yod
had the money!" asked the priest "Only the
midwife" Eaid She "WeD, tell the midwife
that the Devil was mistaken in suppoSing that
you had only 100 FORMS for that you have so
llorins more and say that you are glad he did
not compel you TO give them up. Tie Devil will
perpaps pay you another visit after that but
will be there to exercise him" The woman told
the midwife what the priest had said. The next
night the Devil re-appeared and demanded the
fifty Aoris, but at the same moment the priest
rushed forth, seized him by the neck, and charged
him with being thief. The Devil, 1t turned out,
wss the husband Of the midwife. He was fastened
in a room, and the next morning was taken to
prison. Galignanis Messenger.
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Weather Items.
RyM,nssLiae, 10 WaR-''.l

MONDAY March l7-9 A. NJ.
- p.,,ad ell sav Yesterday; this morning toggY
3 nnrlesssnt light wind from the East oarone.oI -
sa ss thermoneier 49, Steamer Saratoga rep0Ieo
nsh,r TWO or three miles Of Buffalo. Lighthouse III up
Observation-Disclosures raining about II A. M yesler-
an ard ceased about P. n. THIS morning eioauy
wind s. T.; ther a. -, a.. ..-s., c,its hard Dark
ara cloudy this mornings WHO ~ she e. thar a. bar
OswTco-Dsrk rainy morning; VIVA D.; Iner' ''' VAL
% 662. .. .,orn,c. shout two inches OF
-. tsu lssf 1ieht; wind T.. ther 80 par ~ 4iO
sA1S,sSSy-About inches OF snow leu last ngn Sno
All moving; wind NV; Barometer 29sls Mercury 6o
thermometer 81 .,,.o - ..;u e.1tr :,
- tsavVing as II falls; Thermometer 50; Wind NV.
Thermometer 25; Barometer 1918 cold wlno
M oSTRrAL-Ffne morning; Thermometer 90 Barome-
" Cloudy with appearance Of snow; Their IS.
RHooKvIIL E Showing; wind Z. Their 50.
F,SesToN-Rsining; wind 5. e.; ther. 81
PerT HoPE-C Cloudy and mild; wind 8 T.; Their 81.
roSoNTo-Cloudy and raining; ther So; wind &.
eusIINeTON-Cloudy; wind s.; ther. A.
WaTTEHAiL-ClOudy wind NJ; ther. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

~ The Union of Saturday morning an.
nounces the withdrawal of Father Richie from
That paper on the 18th of April next, when the
Ihioa will pass into the hands Of A. ]. Donel-
.on and Gen. Robert Armstrong Of Tennessee.
AIR. Richie has been forty seven years connected
with the newspaper press Of this country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

FROM ST.. JOINS, P. Rive have news from
St. Johns Porto Rico, to the ID inst. During the
week ending February 22d, three different shocks
Of an earthquake were experienced on the Island.
On the Goth, at 81 o'clock in the morning, Sc
we're shock was felt, which lasted for a minute
and half and which cracked the walls Of the
CITY Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
> E,lssranh to thf stW.YOrk fribu1s,
Nnrirn,Inn nn Lake Erie.

Navigation on Lake brie'
Rryv.Lo, Monday March n.
IT.. steamer ssratoga is now about 100 miles ,
Ins r. s'i sbt house and may get into the Creek
hsre night She landed her passengers yssIsr
:. We have had since yesterday morning 9oS,
s rainy weather with sisaoy of ice so O
.ss east. The citing will DO cleared oi i'' 'O'"'
~ cnnfinueR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

ohio elections.

=, papaleA 10 The 1Tiesss s.,r,s.v March IS.
roux Woops, Wbig, has been elecDeu
,. STs and CHAs. EATON, Wing REM
..-,;srv Director.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

NrFw-YORK sUPRE'fE COURT, City sna cosnv OF New
INYork-Job Angel against james = Mst summon, ~ vs.
rrorey demand ON contract. To JAMES T. nlLEk sf-too
are hereby summoned the complaint IN ths ~loh %
VIII IA cory herewith served upon you, and serve copy
sewer on me al nv Office No. street city OF Ne" Og
fn wsuty days hereof exclusive OF 'ns osy
such and tail to answer The conPas :, ~
ia plaintiff vii TAXA Judgment for tho OF Two huheIeo
ry two Dollars and Twenty three Cent?, VIII intsss. ION H.
eleventh day OF March, lss5, beside the cost OF in
compant IN be the Clsrk OF the CITY ana County VI WV
lo'tI yRFpERIcK cUsniNaHAa, Plaintiffs Attorney asd
-, i IN DrN Counsel No 4 New Il. New fou<.
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fror, Rio de Janeiro.

PHlLADELPHIA MondAy, DiAIcu IIt',
Tho bark st. James, johnson, arrived mere Tals
.nS with advices from Rio to the 29Eh oil an
n ..a Her news is unimportsnt, aud the markets
y. doFse. Hides and Breadstuffs had undergone
~ essential change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

FROM HAyANA.-By the steamer Isabel, to
Charleston, we have received files of the Faro
Industrial of Havana to the sth inst. There is
nOnews Of Importance. An account of the markets
isgven in the letter of our regular correspondent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

OHIo.--JoHN GREEER, Wing, has been chosen
State Librarian by the Ohio Legislature, as we
learn by Telegraph from Columbus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

VIOLATING A CITY ORDINANCE. Tim
ohy Murphy wss brought before Justice King on FddGJ,
The charge uf blasting rocks during the hours prohb
led by city ordnance, which provides ihs. from the lat.
a September 10 The lsi Of May, person shall or
tlAst any rocks sfter or before P within the
ris Of the rs six wards o. the city The charge hay.
ng been subsannaied the Justice expressed his
ufnst0D 10 enforce the law The uitermost against ali
persons found guilty violating sad ordnance and there.
upon fred Mr. Murphy SO
THE SUPERVISOR QUEsTIoN-INyUNc-
TIoS TdE COUNTY TEEksURER-An acion has been
commenced In the City Court Of Brooklyn by the Mayor
Coukln Brush. against Crawford c Smith the County
Treasurer Ia which the psEuf IN his character OF
payer pBys for Injunction the funds u the county
audited by the Board Of Supervisors until the present
difficulty between hat body ard the secOnd-cafs Alder
claiming seats members Is settled. On the ith
inst Judge Greenwood made order, requiring that
copy Of the complaint 10 this action be served upon all
perEors interested whose csms stated have been
audited and allowed al the meeting Of seven members Of
the Board Of Supervisors referred TO IN said complaint,
and that notice be given TO them az the same time that
they may be heard before the Court the application FOR
Injunction day be therein stated His Honor,
Saturday last made another order, modifying the former
that instead OF copy OF the complaint notce only,
containing m substance and the oeec! Of the action, need
be served.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
SryrrYcEp.-Henrv Smith and Rich.

j tlIIIIIII IlIlNt
ard Thomas brought before Justice John c. Smith
on Saturday charged with having broken into the cabin OF
vessel lying Al Todds Wharf South Brooklyn, on We'd
nesaay night and taking thereirom number Of articles
belonging to the Captsin and Mate They were found
tenn Of SIX monhs each. Smith recognized a. a.
old offender ard as one Of those implicated in burglary
committed In High ST. short lime since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
New-YOrk Town EIcctIOns-Supe
MONROE CO.-IComplete.
ALLEGANY CO.-ICOmpleie.l

WIG. OPPosITIoN
Allen f. B. Winans. Angeica-V. ID. Dsutrenont
AItred-Iewis Amity- George Homer.
Rnrns Stenhen Mundy Audover-J. Crusen
BiTdssI-Steadman.* Almond-John ferry
Ceniervnle-R o. Billings. Bolivar-Hosley
Gsnesee-A Adams Caneadea-J. J. lngersol
Grenoer- Iohn Wheeler Clsrksyle-W. SOuthwell.
GToye-Wm Kellogg" trlenoshp-F' oto"eu
9nme YIN w Mile New HudsOn-I. spaldng.
I5ererSence s. Chase Solo, M Mott
ossian-Isssc Hampton West Almond-T. Richard
Rushfcrd-JBmes Gordon. son-l2.
Wirt-Wm. Burt-H
Gain. The Board was Loco last year
OrsEoo Cove have not yet received list
ofthe Supervisors chosen, but it appears they are
politically classified as follows; Wing l6, Oppo'
sition 2 or Free Soil Is and Hunker 5. It seems
the Silver Grays and HunkerS cosIesced, and at
TEMPTED to exclude the radicals from all share IN
the Offices The result OF course, is quite natural
The people of Otsego were not prepared for such
Compromises, and elected liberal men.
SENECA Co-The following is the result Of the
town meetings in this county on Supervisors
Whigs-Junius, esrick Ovid, Covert. ORP0'
sition-Tyre, Seneca Falls, Waterloo, Fayefte'
Romulus Lodi-6. Last year the Board d.
vided-Loco, 9; Wing, I.
FRANKLIN Co-For the Grss time in number
Of wears the Wings have chosen majority IN the
Board Of Supervisors
QUEENS Co.-Tbe election takes place April l.
Several local questions are to be submitted direct
ly to the people.
OswEoo Co.-supervisOys-Whig, 4 OpposL
ton. o. This is worse than in 1874, when the
Wings only carried six towns-Hsnnibal Mexico
New. Haven, Oswego, Palermo and SANDY creek
Duerisnl, Of course, has caused this result
ESSEX Co.-Whigs, IL Opposition l.
CLINTON Co.-Whigs, ? Opposition, To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

- EcEIyERs sALE SUPREME c0uRI tEW Y0kk =
LtDONALDSnIfh and another, against HENRY CORE BOOTH
and otLersAETHONH J. BLEECkER, Aueuo1ssrBy vlTtas
Ibis Bag made the enttle8 action tie BAN
LADY SALE her tack apparel furniture aud viii be sod
puic auction, under tie direction Of tbs ubscbs At The msf
chants Exchange. the City Of New YORK, on hoNDAf the
twenty lftl day Of March nsni At twelve Ocok
Fer particulars and condons b. spPy - hccuaa
horlre Attorneys ~ Wal strset Ths vessel nk AZ tie
Iooacco WAREHOUSE East RvsrNss York. March H. is5 H.
c. HOBART, Receiver mif lOt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

FIRE.-On Saturday evening, about 7
o'clock shAnee on Red Hook Point was burned down.
Loss tTifng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No. Nassau st--Ne-
Hereby gwen y The Relatives and nsi Of no Of sAhu
e. KENIOS or kESYON late from Cshiorna Deceased and
VINO ALLEGED have died n,ssta that shall apply 70 the SUMO
gate of hs County Of New York for Lsttsrs u Administration
Estate Of sad nsstste the 18th Day Of March nsrt al 10
O'Clock a tue forenoon Dated New York Feb lfth 1851
lNaawtw JANIS s. IHAYER, Public AdnInIstrst0r.
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New GATEs.-The cumbersome and I'M
wiedy gates at The entrances Of the City Hall Park have
been Hken down and replaced by others Of lighter coz
slruclion. The change Is very desirable one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

STREET DEPARTMENT No. 4 hall Of hscoFdsrDshe notes
- hereby sa that the following Resolution ass 9sen adopted
~ Common Council. Resolved That The o1s hs BuLssf
on lie Noh RIVER between 18Th bgh uBdsr the
1scor Street. Commssonsf ai that he sIpsass hsrsof
eot Of twelve hundred dollars b taken from The
tporonnson eocks and sp trust account ana 70 case as
osnes fronting sad buhsad " he isssses o. ssa
o afs tbs legal thereof bang Z them b. tho
Street shall ueect rsass . nisnn Ne Cor
poaou Tor expenses nclsd bu1ag sad bisssd hst
o1ss tie Corporation b. and hs hss5y cssd ~ tsks b
a sls snd from the al PNtss Or shsr
of them smCdnt q szpenses 20 Dcune5 A1otsc y hs
Board d Adsrms8 Dec a. 0 ADOPTED BY tbs bosfs
on srsn jan H. 1851 Approved b. the Mayor jan 49, 1901
7fgm JOHN T. DODoA, street Soa4nlsseDnnf-
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6tTREEr DEPARTMENT No. Han Of Records ssa.et Pn,
Cresas - rscssd A. The Sfsst Conmssoas once nnii
n0ndsy March a. 1851 a. oeock, Mo gght and res.
Ib gutter and llh ane set ns" curb and gutter oas
m t acrf = ngtenst, AZ Bo"sy ana hoo> is
fs The sssski where les sa 70 reg aed pts -
sld Madison and fAf space our So 80
o lie To fax the staNafo q 20 o. from ~ 70 "a
~ Were lie fasss To f4g space our 80; Wis
g south g7t-st between 5h alf on ava 10
race feet vide hTogsa siswat Of IN e~tssen "a
- Tr ave- 10 ss lf and 5h - eiEe-nTi
40 O aes All l0i sg between 2fn sn &l IS Ps, spec
a Information thereto - I'D On gpLatoa " ne
C7ntnCf Cera o. IA. Department March g, 1901.
80 JOHN L. DODGE Street C0nfaissoaer
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n Office hereby gwen law al persons
~ claims against NATHAN YOUNG late u hs Cry Of Brooss
Kings County teceaei a they required % eihb III
vouchers thereof % To 5lOsc al No 80 fuoa
10 Cy ~ Brook Aforesaid, before the 18Th day Of Au
gust uext-Dtted February l0tll, 1901.
III lav5mIuT SARAH YOUNG.
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ACcIDENT.-Samuel I. Burt, carman,
residing Al So Thrd-ay while driving hs horse through
Souh-iL on Saturday afternoon, The wind 9io%ins sss
A. lie lime Was thrown from bic cart had az reg DtoAesi
sn3 bs horse badly Injured by the falling Of the nylng R
Boom Of lie shp Guy ManneTng. Mr. Burt WA conveyed
10 his residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

gHiHE PEOPLE OF The STATE OF NEW fCAh - ~ =.
q Coz free irdep slts1t 10 ali qsrsols -
sz.sf. of MARGARET LEX, zs Of to 0g q 80 ~,
easel q ain. cfhsrEss 81 -
Of y01 hereby cited and require, 49, !, 80
srpear before s.rcgsts Of The coglt % ~. - !, ..gs
. fte Cty of York tie 3lft 80 o nA.- - 49,
soek ne orsrool n that dag IN AZ ~ " ls-su \. a.
,ic, I'D tl- ~ 49, a. credits o SAD cscsAsed
ia '''. ~ s a. N7is.,. Ala sri.r J. lrit, 9.
tsoUr- rrors II ogfsa-t County a - y =. - -.
r.. r,ie 81, say on March us year o. our b'' 0 INV
sana GIT h9uirsj AMI h9y Sas mn ,nyoRn say,..,..
az iastWs n W 'A'
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SUPREME COURT.-The argument on TIT
tsbass corpus and Cerora 10 Ray T0mpkin5 slread
referred 10. was resumed and continued on Friday az
Saturday
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-1T1FTT DFPIRTNEvT No. HALL or RECORDS
- saa pf3sosss rscsvs a; as street SoLlm ,,,.ss
- - 3th % so e. To ouit ~ ADDITION u
~ per t ioat u sor RIVER Place, spscteston and
-ly1 tbsrslc ts bad o. applcA-oa 70 tAs ConfS'
CEN IA tsis Dsuar-lsslL-nareh u ls5i
- % --' john 7. DODGE, Street coInisF'oEsf
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A PRorEsT AGAINST RED PosTs.-AIr.

A PROTEST AUAINoI ND I % y IT
Ep1ToR.-Xf YOU allow TO ask You n Is considered
ip good taste FOR tie telegraph posts IN wal 81 20 os ps
ed OF SO brilliant and glazing red One would luna ga
oDr pAssor for red paint might be confined 70 our nOus
and moi extended 10 quite every hing else THIS display
ne more 10 be deprecated s in the immediate vicinity
oiber buildings hR make no professions 10 gaey snd me
erect 10 completely destroy their imposing appearance
eA0 - "44O'~ A CITIZEN.
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rs PURSUANCE Of al order snogais OF the County
YORK. Notice hereby gwen TO AL persons hsyrg csms
sgaus SAMUEL MIDDLEBROoK late OF tbs city Of New o
Bookndsr deceased preset the vita vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber, his ohcs, No. Nassau Street N ths cy Of
New York before tie second aay Of April nerDs,sd Nsu
York, the lst october, iSto JAMhs ihAhn
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