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Llst Of Pntentp
WncA issed from ne u 5. Patent O6e Jey Ns ssek md
ing 4pvi |, 1881.
rr.r-osuv for Tribunal


VeA issued from tie u g. Patent Oes Jey ht rsek end.
ing 4prl I, 1881.
IcarsloIy prepared for The rnbuns1
Henry Boot OF New Bedford, Mace For Improvement In
machines for folding and measuring Cloth. Dated April
1881.
shoe Nail Machine Dated Apsil |, 1881.
Chauncey O. Crosby OF New Haven, Conn FOR ini-
proved machine for sticking pins on paper Dated Aprh l.
John HolHpRsworth OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio. For improve
ment In Wheat Fans Dated April |, 1901
Gilbert d. Jones, Of Jersey Guy, NJ. fr mp,ove s,
ment In mills for grinding panIs and drugs ps'eo Ap'n
Peter McKIpsy OF Charleston, 9 G. For Improvement
in Rice Hullrrs. Dated April |, 1851.
Charles Mopson, Of New Haven, Conn. fof Improve
Jshez Walker, OF East Bloomfield N 4. For improved
machine for forming loci on sheet metal ps'ea Ap'
1851. - >,, v,.....,..,,, a.,
Wheat Fans. Dated AprD |, 1881; .,.-.
John 81 Carr aud James Hughes, OF Cambridge guy
Ind Fer Improvement In BfsnDussers. Dated APni u
simeon Haywood, OF Clremont, N II. Tor improve
men In connecting and dbconnectng wheels ana sxos
David MeCurdy, OF Newark, NJ For Improvement In
Henry Msllish OF Wslpole. N. ii. sor Improvement" 70
spint Machines. Dated April I, 1851.
-..AIrhlRsles Wisgas. Of lqed staMf, Isl s"'
Gross and w. Csnpbell oi TiAin City, Ohio. For Inn
provement 10 machines for cutting screws on bedsead
George H. knight, Of Cincinnati, Ohio. For stone and
NETS. CoDgiomorsse f,r paving, &e Dated April 1851
John Riddle OF Covfngton, Ky For Improvement In
Brick Presses. Dated April !, 1851.
DESIGNS.
Winsow Ames, OF Nsshus, NH. For Design for ParioY
Crates Dated April !, 1851.
NJ p. Richardson Of Portland Me. For Design for air
tight stoves Dated April !, 1881.
Freperek Schultz " Philadelphia Pa gor Design for
air-,if ht stoves. Dated April |, 1851
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WASHINGTON.
presidential and other Matters.


Correspondence Of The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Aprila
The talk Of the Opposition with reference to the
Presidency seems to hinge now upon Hon. LEVI
WOODBURY. for President and Mr.. W. Il. KING
the presiding officer Of the Senate, for Vice
On some accounts this would be an ugly ticket
for the Wing party to contend against--on others
IL would be very acceptable. SAM HoUsTos has
gone up like rocket so far, and his chances look
ed fair. but be is doubtless destined 10 come down
like stick 1t is, to say the least, extremely inn
probsble that the old Southern States will yield
thar prescriptiye right to the chair Of State II the
candidate 10 to come from the South, and give up
the donors TO an interlopiDg younger sister ike
Tsx,s "A vet scarcely half civilized. The pride
Of the Old Dominion and the chvalry OF all OF the
old piopeeY States Of the South would revolt at
this and indeed it would be not Little humilist-
ing Senator DOUGLAS is endeayoring TO make
ca5itsl At the capitol Of Virginia and is dining and
speechifyipg at Richmond In the most approved
,tvIa lis not little curious that when North
ern man marries In the Soath and acquires slave
nronerty. (which Of course he don't own, bis wife
taking that responsibility be Immediately begins
10 fanev himself ft candidate for the Presidency
Mr.. DouGLAs is young man OF abilities oy no
means impoaipg--is opposed 10 the interests oil
his ovn grsat section Of the country--has distin-
gushed himself only a. faithful follower OF Gen.
CAss, and yet Is actually aiming at the Presidency
upon the strength Of bis having married 10 the
south and acquired slave property II this IL the
psth 10 the highest honors in the gin Of the Gov
eminent, many Of my young lady friends In this
vicinity are in more envisble position than they
imaeined. If TO obtain the suffrages OF the North
il be necessary TO own Southern plantation, real
estate 10 the South is more valuable than It's own
ers suspect. Dir. DOUGLAS IL not the Only polin
clan in the North who valae themselves upon the
possession Of Southern property.
Many puzziiDg indications appear here and
there In the Wing ranks. New-fork seems 20
maintain an ominous silence. Scarce ripple
sppesrs upon the surface. / understand that hr.
sKwARD was asked few days before leaving
here who was his candidate 5or the Presidency.
He aprwered /" The nominee Of the Conreatson."
Who Is your nominee "The apparent choice OF
The Wbig party" That 10 probably something
near the spirit which prevails here. Il seems TO
have been broken over in some parts Of ice coun-
try. contrary 70 the wise advice Of the RePEbtie,
which seems TO command the confidence OF the
Adu,i1istratiou. The gambling expose 10 the
New.York Senate sounded rather startling here
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Wnshingfen Items.

WARRINGTON. Thursday, April ,.
The Americas Engine Company OF New York
arrived here by the morning cars from Baltimore and
now visiting the principal objects Of interest," escorted By
cur 6remen
Messrs Cameron Snifen. contractors, from New
York who built the Smithsonian Observatory, have OBJ.
tsncd the contract for rebuilding Browns Hos at cost
OF 10000.
The Postna General has returned from the North,
ard has arranged for the interchange Of Malls with Canada
by through bags At Toronto Kingston and Montreal Ca
nada and al Buffslo Albany New-York and Boston.
Other Mails to be exchanged at several spscihed
smaller points Postage under three thousand miles ten
George Harrington has been appointed Chief Clerk OF
the Treasury vice McGlnnls transferred TO other duties
Apubc meeting is to be held here against the Issue OF
inns
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Weather Items.
By Morse. Linz, Is Wau-stl

BgrsaLo Thursday, April 80 AN.
beautiful clear mornngwind strong from W-hsf ~ "si
&c. lee all gone out Of The harbor - . -
RocHssrua-Fre morning but rather eoudy-vind W ihsr ~
sYnicUsE-Peasant morning but rather eoudy-"nd "s"j
Their IS. .....,, a.. -.
OsvIso-Frs bright lovely mornogwind WsW Their a. bar
1910. 80, A.,
.-g-IGs--Tttl- rlaEfH Alt ev.- si.--.-' ~ ~
LunusE- cle udy mornmg-wirdS 81 thsr. 50.
TEor-A beautiful Spring alter the ram OF yesterday
rather eoudy, but dry and psasaDtj wind W.
RulLEcroN-Cou6y but osasant--vlnd 81 ther. 81
wHrEHsLL-Fine noEuing-wind 81 thsr as
QuEBG0-cloady-ther 10 bar s9soi wind T. Fine pleasant
MOSTnEII-Cloudy-raia hard last night bar % OH Wind
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DKPARrnEEr oF kEPAIRs SUPPLIES s.ssn H.,I No

IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS suPPLIEs-s.s'1sss' no -
~. o., AZ he OF hspslrs ana SaPps
~, Tss,S,y April a. ccE o. .hee tms sney W. "
$500 one-sd Ter kadng HOUSE TOR Hoes Cooafs1y 20 20
IA a nesr 81 Cen nlsonsr reserves tne
,gr All deemed fer ne n'ere-. o. te n ~
-. "a ,p,cSca,ion the bnldsg required ana Al ~
ttsssrd the.to has At TIE 0As OF ths -,
81 Prhhc Busia<s No 10 Elisabeth 81 bsiA 80
Ph.s a sthsr oaos-wn ADAMS, Conmis'ioosf o. Asp%"
40 sepPles.
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THE NETWORK AND LIVER.
IL POOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAhERa-

fhe tblps cOfnprElDR thls Inc arc tD5
ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, EALTIC. Capt ComsIock,
ADRIATIC, CSpt Grafton
Yhese ships have been built by contract expressly for
Govern service every has their
srucion, aso In their Engines, insure strength and
speed, and their accommodations for passengers
equaled for elegance or comfort
Price Of passage from New-YOrk 10 Liverpool $50;
elusive Of extra size SS25; from Liverpool
10 New York SIS An experienced sHrgeon attached 70
each ship No berth can be secured until paid for.
The OF these ships Will not be accountable for
gold silver bullion, specie, ewelry, precious stones
metals unless bills Of sdng sigHed therefor aud bs
value thereof therein expressed. -
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DISPUTED BOUNDARY BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND
AND MAssAcBusKrrs-Th Boston Irarellsr Of
Tuesday says;
In the House this morning, q message was re-
ceived from the Governor, accompanying the Re-
port OF the Commissioners appointed May 10,
ls4s for the purpose Of settling the long dspated
question Of the boundary line between Rhode
Island and Massachusetts. The Commissioners
report that they have, in concert with Commits
sioners from Rhode Island, been using their ut
most efforts TO accomplish an amicable adjust
ment Of all difficulties, for the two years past
but apparently In vain. They are of opinion that
they remark, In the end, that the same resolves
by which they received their appointment pro-
vide that, In case Of failure in adjudication the
Governor is authorised 10 institute legal process
in the U. s. Supreme Court, for the maintenance
Of the rishts and establishment OF the boundaries
of this Commonwealth The Governor, In bis
Message, leaves the matter In the hands OF the
present Legislature; II that body do NOT act upon
IL further this session, no will feel himself bound
TO proceed to prosecution.
The line In dispute was established by the
Kings commissioners, running from the south
erly line Of Massachusetts 10 Pawtucket falls,
thence to Bulock's Point, thence to Towssets
neck at the mouth OF Taunton river, thence 10 the
ocean In l746, Rhode Island ran the limo ex parte.
and appropriated to itself q strip of land one.
third Of mile wide, running from Bullocks Point
to the ocean. which strip Of land has since been
admitted, by Commissioners OF Rhode Island, TO
belong riehtfully to Massachusetts. The contest
on that portion Of the line between Pawtucket
Falls and Bullock's Point is whether high or low
water mark is the boundary. which question in
cludes in q manner the right OF navigation. The
Message and Report was referred 10 Joint &C.
lect Committee, and ordered to be printed
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BURGLARY On w Wednesday night, the store
of DR.. Felix Gouraud, in Walkerst, was bursls-
riously entered and robbed Of $40 or ESQ Of fancy
articles. This is the second robbery Of the Dr.'s
store. Nine years since it was entered and set
on fire, for which the two culpriss are now doing
nenance At Sing Sing.
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Dr.rH OF OLD sErrLERs-James Kane and

DEATH OF OLD SETrLERs-James Kane and
James Waker former old resden. Of Albany, and
the latter Of Schenectady have recently deceased The
Albany Essnsag Journal gives The following sketch Of shef
ives:
The early lie Of J4zk KAss pssss3 IN the valley Of the Mo-
He Bssry ay ago IN slf
vhss 6s him he ~s.by merehsn, here snd
the the Glass WORKS GgtsrIaad
While prosperity Mr. Kses truly nsfchast Pss Tor
bis sntsrDnss serey be DnesH Bat
War;
70 Thousands Jsznss Eass smoog ~ vrms He al
ihty be lived bright
Example Of pfAccs PHILOSOPHY ffgksty add ebesffglnsss
wshsr the otssi aad most sstmzbs citizens Of
shsBsa dsd Wednesday, last Tho0gh born Scotland be
With Bis Dssessuh Immediately stsr ms hssola
He msfehans eoo. He
has been Mot BsBk fsoa He
arsys every phsahopt, edzeafona sad oas
tsprs schezecsdy he nenssr Of the Legislatures a
ard
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II A Washington correspondent OF the PkH
adelphia Inquirer says rumor is prevalent that
Gen. CHILDs has been appointed to tho command
In CalifoFnia
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legal NOTICES.

.,apPoRaIIoS SorTcE-cRoroS AQUEDUcr DEPARI-
nEST ApTa 3 lss-Puehe nstlcs u hereby s,sa -.
following have been Prsssntse N ne bosio "a
For sewer from 100 feet west Of ota essnas
AZ sy.sus Aso Sever Thompson 81, sstsesn 49, a.
Also Tor $50 -, from nsdson 70 pa -
rn. Ako for a Z Hssssr 81 irom ksseI % Asa - =
- for sewer "a Hester from ksss1 70 kdrsgs - Al
IN N, above cbset thss.o. are
:, osssrt he ssmt wrsg the Contract Cek a. tnis
or Before April l2 as lN) NICHOLAS DhAN, r1ss.e.--
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Late from st. Heiena-The kanis War nj the
Cape of Good Hope.

bVsIONl
Account from st. Helena to the end of Febru-
Rry that there 81 that tine seven save vessels
IN port condemned and about $50 Slaves on the Island
Three more prizes were daily expected.
Accounts az ST. Helena from the Cape OF GOOD Hope,
represent the Kar War raging to fearful extent and
that tho English Governor was In fort hemmed 10 oy
81 co kBIs without hope Of escape. But this q probably
new version OF the old story OF Sir Harvey Smiths &C.
espe from Kasnd by cutting his way through In the dis
Ruae OF 4 aoldier
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
By TELEGRAPH TO ins EsW.YOrk Tribune.
Further as to the Rhode Island Election.

Bosros, Thursday, AprslS
The Pr0videnoe Journal comedies the election
of Allen, the Opposition candidate for Governor
by at least SEQ msjorisy-also the rest OF the OPP
position State ticket, and probably the Senate by
q small majority. The House is in doubt. King,
(Whigj for Congress, in the Eastern District has
only &c majority. His seat will be contested
In the Western District, Thurstoa opp has
over Loco majority.
The vote of Providence was as follows Chspin,
Wing, l,4Ol; Allen, Opposition, 1873 Harris
Free Soil, %. At Newport, the Wing majority
was 225
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New-York Town Elections,

ORANGE col GOSHEN, Thursday, April s
The following are the returns Of Supervisors Of
Orange County, except the towns Of Crawford
and Montgomery: Chester-Johnson, Free Soil,
SO maj Deerpark-Fowler, Hunker, l67 maj. 1;
WallkiI-vail Moderate Wing, IS maj; Hsmp-
ton-Benedict, do, 81 maj Warwick-Houston
do, SO mai Minisink-Judge CLARK. F. 8. Loco,
maj; Blooming Grove-McL aughlin. Adm.
Wing, IA maj; Goshen-Vail bunker. LA maj.
Mount Hope-Reeve, Hunker, - maj Monroe
Hunt -, l53 maj; Comwall-DennissOn, T. 8.
Loco maj. Fullerton, +. 8.
Wing, 60 maj. New Windsor-Hunker, no OPP
position Newburg-Haihaway, Adm. Wing, IL
majority.
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Dreadful Accident In philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, foursdsy, April
The walls Of the Assembly building, on Ches
nuts fell down this morning. buryug several persons IN
the ruins and dreadfuy inung three females who were
passog at the time We have not yet been able 70 ncer
lain II any lives are lost
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ITHITEn sIATEs PATENr OFFICE-NaIth d. 20 %

STATS r.iIsI 49,, ~ msast P.a.sr
P.p nov Of Wheenx praying for TIE sxtsnOa OF paent
GRATED 70 the 18th say Of JuRs 1877 Tor az
sharpsnE POs for seven years from ne sHpnatoa VI s~
psteps phsch place the tth day Of Juns, sol
N orsrsd pston b heard Al the Raet Onee
On ii. oh esy Of Juns s IL ocock n ans AL psssoos are
pced appear they havs Wy 'sd pen
;ion o1Eht not 10 b ErtHtsd -. N, . a.. D..
Psssns opposing eIsnso1 are required 70 he " ns Isle.
OHcs the sp>cfeag set forth wniag Al
b used bearing must ~ taken 1nd n
With The rules Of The ones' Which VI" - ~ PP
can0n- 49,. -. Dbl. T,,.i
Brsrsr ,td Uuior Wakinxton C. Redmond kspgbhca hen
uord American aud Gazstfe Pnaa1siphA "a lIoa
H.. s,esssys veets prsrsoas oh DAY Of guas ss1t
THOs EWBANK. C0ANifftcn<r 81 FsfenH.
PsESaors oftts soovs papSs Oil psas copy asa sad t
h. 70 te Patent Oses wk pspsr containing the nccs
slag3sF
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at first, bu. when il was understood that the vir-
tnous complaiDsnt was the keeper Of gambling
hell and NIKE WALSH biz agent, il ceased to be
interesting. The Sergeant Arms 10 voted de-
cided genius IN the penny grab line
The welLknown political correspondent from
this city, Mr.. f.. KISeMAS, refused the appoint
ment in the State Department. at o., 500, telling
Mr.. WEssrER be could make more money. Mr..
X. 10 Democrat of the Journal Of Comnerce
school, licr which psper he oorrespondsl The
offer, though the place 10 an unimportsns one,
10 duly appreciated by the fraternity among whom
Mr. X. isvery popular. He 10 both scholor and
gentleman.
Hon. A. JoHSsoS, ex,Member OF the New.York
Legislature, from Chenango, has resigned bis
Clerksbip in the Treasury, on account OF illness
in bis family. A resignation 10 an occurrence 20
extraordinary that il seems TO have exercised the
officers in his Bureau 60 quite an alarming ex.
tent. and many amusing and fabulous conjectures
are the result WoUrER Vos TwilLIR--
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STATES MAIL STEAM

0EHIP CUMPANY.-FUh CHAUREF UIkECT, via
HAVANA-Tbrough T1rkefs TO SAN FRANCISCO BY
The IT, all steamers from Panama, at Reduced Rates.
Pare 10 NEW. ORLEANS Reduced.
On FRIDAY, April ~. al P NJ. the splendid double
engine stesmship GEORGIA 5000 tons burden D. Por
ter u NJ, commander. viii ssil pecisely al O'Clock
r 81 fro her pier at the foot OF Warren 81 N with
the Government Mails direct for Havana and Chegres
NewOrleaDs passengers transferred at Havana 70 the
splendid doubleengtne steamship FALCON.
Treighi taken 70 Chsgres At 10 cents per foot
Specie only taken on freight to Havana
No bills Of ladng viii be signed after the steamer has
sailed
passage Charleston and Savannah for passage
ard freight TO Hsvana and New Orleans apply TO
N. ROBERTs IN West, cor. Warren-st or
as tllth ROWLAND L ASPINWALL, 81 gouth-st
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nURIIc ADnISIsTRAroRs oFYIcE Ss sa...S WIN
Eose : hsrsby gwen he rsatvss sad SAT- o. az o.
Al tcK hts nsis Kenhn eeesssse .ns sne .
"a h1v, dsd nsstsss that the sfsCts Of tos sad -.
49,. ~ a. fnhkc Asmna vi b asnastsr~d ana
al Nv nm according saiss lie sane Be eatHes ~ 49, 80
fu executor 46m.stse'qr 81 ths eecrassa % w
rszt-pstsd New fort NarCh 81, ISL = N, s.-.,o, :
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Albany Charhr Election.

5peci0I Ihspateh % Ihe ITiotnt
ALBANY. Thursday. April s.
The Wing Mayoralty Convention unanimously
re.Dominated FRANKLIN TOWNSEND for Mayor,
although he positively refused to accept the nom.
nation on a recent occasion.
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TRAVELLING.

EOT Observation-Disclosures Stats
n Mail Steamship BALTIC, Capt J. Comstock. This
.o.mship vii cepsn win the mss for Europe positively
.. WE1NFsDAY. April 10. at l2o'clDck, from her
bsr,h Al he footof CsDs All letters pass throuz
he PosOce For fseigh OF passage having uneQused
for elegance and comfort apply 10 Ed
WARD X COLLINS, Sc Wsil-st. Positively no freight
viii be received amer Monday evening April Ia Toe
as tAl6
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CROSBY 81 BELKNAP,
" LAWYERS AND LAND AGENTS,
sAE JOsE. CALIFORNIA.
m y HElK NAP

BAF JOSE, CALIFORNIA
T. o. CROSBY. ID. p BELKNAP.
Tbe above located the seat Of GovernmenL within
six hours travel Of San Francisco and have errAngem
Ter 70 Hon VIM. n. 0wtn, Washington, d. c.; Hon z.
spsldng, Buffalo, Aid J. H. Cook Of Thirteenth Ward,
EevYors Ire Smith Co. l04 Pearl-st; A. Benedict
Eco. 49 Wsll-st G. Benesict Eco 20 Waist Gree
Icy McElrsth X. IA Price. ESQ 20 Wslst T. 8. Sci
kDsp Son, Coolest; z. kenseai Co 70 Old slip.
10fSm
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NoTicE IS HEREBI syEs sseorsak 70 az 70 ~ 49,
~ S, .rs az nst JOHN BOAAN lats Of the CITY o. sroA
bn Kars cosnty sssaee hat ssy are rsassd % a. ~
..s ~ - Vcreh,rs = TIE s1stcssr, a. 20 -
49,, .tr,.t II ms ctyrf "a korstad o. oeofs Us
,,s.tk d.y Of JuD usri-O o. ted January J. u.s. ...
sss 80 i. 80 jazz BoMAH, A4nnistranlh-
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N0r1cZ--EsTATK or NATHAN DUNN kis q Palsdslhz,,
~ d.css-dTo SATHAF DUNN Jr: fc1 are hsrsey sohst
hat EI-cars the Wa a satan Dlnn 10
ceased hars settled he ocs Of he Rsxsr OF Ws Tor u
Cry ard couay o Phasepha the Stts 81 fsrsyfFsnA tss
sd Nathan Dunn. tscsased
have ebut- TIE thsrso under aocre- q the Or
phan Cou Of the and thai soout - ses
1k and further noded 70 present. your en
have par Of TIE nd ssts oS ssrssn 70 as
Erecuio Trusss before e Isl tay q tnser
1881 = FREDERICK Brown,
n corner Of Fafh aad Chsszzs sts
ISAAC COLLINS.
i3s Fib.r-t fhfAdsphn,
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PROPOSED Dates OF SAILING.

FOR freight or passage apply TO EDWARD X col
co. Liverpool, Il. @. ROBERTS co. Is Kings Arms
Yard, London, Boulevard, montmsrtre Paris.
Amer the ls Of April sext the rate OF freight by the
above from Liverpool viii be materially reduced
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION

OCOMP ANY-Por BREnEN via SOUTHAMPTON.
The Uuited States Msii Steamship WASHf NGrON Gao.
W. FLOYD. Commander viii sail for Bremen via South
smptoD, on SATURDAY. April i9ih from pier No Norh
River II II O'Clock An experienced Surgeon ir attached
20 ship AL must through TIE Post Office
seecle delivered Havre For freight passage apply
70 MOLLER, SAND RIERA, Agents, 50 Brosdwsy
~ tlQss
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NEW-YORK g. ERIE RAILROAD

y w II OIkik 1k4AHNhNN|@N1H~'
This line leaves daily from the pier al foot Of Dusnest
MoRNING WAY TRAM at st A. al. for Ousyille, Piermon
and al intermediate stations. Passengers ey ms ueln
connect al Suens with the Morning ms train for Gil sta
tiops west Of Geneva MORNING MAIL TRAIN al A. NJ,
Attempting al ali the stations west OF suherns arriving Al
GsPPasva the SAME eyenine WAY Train 1871 P. NJ for
Permopi, Otisye ard ali intermediate stations EvENSS
WAY TRAIN n ST for suerns Ousvile and al ntermedl'
ate ,taliops NIGHT ExPREss TRAIN ate Z, M.
NV CHAs MINOF, superintendent
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M Y SUPREME CoURT-Palhp W Engs ans sstaeei ~
~ Frg. .eni q Newell s1d stsSNr NsSel -Lo LLltA
NEwI IL sfd STEWART NKwELL- dss41stai tSs
al Ard REQUIRED 70 the liant hn aoa sna
was led oa day Of KARA AD ISL tas &C. -
Csfk Of The Coury OF Nev 1oft a. re CJ nan
CIV "a 4. ave copy Of year the sad eopat o %
sob,eTOers Al thsa okrs No Wal street. ~ s~d & san
tsr s.Vs Altar The ssrve 0tks on yea sfcs'e %
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C'oRPORATIos s0ricE-cRoToE AQUEDUcT DEPART
OhEHT. March e. 1881 -Pubhc hsrsoy that
tone have heen psssra the Boar Of Ahsrnsl for
Green st. from Hoaso1 Cara 81 Ao for
HOvsrt aud En AZ Cana - ana uung
hercs through Ho~aTe En 70 Cresbys All
interested The above having thereto
he tbs Contract Cst a. thus ocs
or before Tuesday, Ayrls NICHOLAS DEAN Prssiaszt
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Of ID Indspsndsut To All persons ntsfssedn us
stats Of jobs BUssIs9 late Of the CITY OF New ions
A. CREDITOR egaes Of Otherwise Send 0tssns fos
and each Of You hereby cited ard required personally %
,rpssr b sursss Of the County NsS fork s oe
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ock Of that day thea and thers 20 aies ms "a
stD Of proceedings Of Oeadah Sana AZ n
scutor Of vii and tssAnsut 81 sad deceased
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ro1sts te % hsreuuso aIsd Witness Asrandsr w Bras
II ofd Surrogate SAID County q. the City OF Fev fok
the ish day march the Of our Lord enc nsassns
ma. ,s ssn' Aaoaf'' 10" my w BRADFORD .surror,s.