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TSTHnTUs HOTELS.

oxtsRE 40 |A~~ANS ~ leOnsOFA
eRTcFs AND PANAMA..
THE IRVING HOUSE, at Chagres.
4 Wallace w. Williams, assisted 6y Hugh Miller
PIE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL Al 6Orgons, oh-
der me manase ueut Of A B. Miller and y. Cenger
THE AMERICAN HOTEL 81 Cruces, aader tae mar
aFeneut Of z. r Folgef and II. Miller Jr
'FHE UNITED STATES HOTEL. ~ PknAmA onasF
the unspa geme1f OF Adrian 3. Miller. lei D&Cu
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SUFRxkEcouRT-In ne matter oAs sppHe:tcr oh' mayor
6Asrmsn Comnoss Of TIE City Of New fort r.sis 70 the
SQUARE II. .nssrih dead CITY Con
s Sy ie supr.. po S9r.1sst %
The Act hs ofbs the ssis
Of Nav York uisi Al Act 70 AIsnd Act entitled Acto
ssucs several relating particularly ihs City SsvYok,
Act psssss April sl3 psssed April co. s9i that he
he ss,nsts .ed Assssnsn " The Commissioners he
1Aovs usitsr containing lie ant Of ssss4,
hs Irbs Of saeh is az 'ss spsa tie maps Of s Connie
vbstnsr or damage benefit ihs sdavs sstatss
snS o1e ~, y.ror. hsvsbe.s 49, z a..
ones tbs cry soe County YoYk Tor Inspection a
Tor. the rsso 60 toe "a supreme coa-
ths time and pAcs hesaitef -i ael. Arise AID C0son
An Act % amsnd AL Ac -atsd Aci rs.ir lsc
hon Of Assessments sad T,re IL City d courty Of New YORK.
tbs ovaen, occuPsn occupant, or an ous and a
.d Their ,.ssent; srs ts,t III p.r,Sn.
sfesd thereby and may opposed zane,
ara sqessd present their obsctons ia writing 70 Dslahs
rnh Of the Cor1issons at bis place No.
II Wal sires N tso City OF New YORK within ty Gays from rs
OF hs Notice And that the assessment
follows, that TO ssy-An those , piece, psTcs Of
ns (which Win required puIposs o. opening
o. VT; On hs souk.ry -. BY sIts.,rs-t on noi
sac sy on the sss.sr 'ds BY hTa .ysau ana o.
die westerly ses BY Fourth ssnne And z the o pea -
parcels OF land fronting the westerly SIDE o. Fourth sVeuus %
tween ths nohsr hne side OF h street. and the souiJ
side Of Tsnh.sctj ,.o No - Fourth Al
he nofh O Tenth And also, al Tue
ssiwssu AstopAes street. and also FOurh
And also all the lots pieces psrcss q nd fronting ~
place AID aso, the lots plumbers 80
S 34 sl 34o and Slo1 Bows And ssO all tho ots eeess'
.-.sas s.s@-sa zor s ss Fs,hssrssS And $50 lots
p'ss s S o sl.s on nd e. .a :i': an; q
sOnmsonsEs arhs notice hat report the above mat
Court City Hal Of the City Of
Monday the Sd day Of March 1901 At tbs oPsag
re Court that dsy, thssAsT counsel 30
SssTd-Datst Kew TOrk, DecsEber7 ], 1880:
JAMES n PIEKNEY1 {Comin'ssionsfs.
honk E.DELbFIELD sMITH,)
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NAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

H. FALL RivER.-By the splendd and superior steam.
era BAY STATE and STATE ofMAIEE, Of gresi strength
and speed particularly adapted TO the navigation Of Long
Island SOupd running Ia connection With he fal River and
Old Colony Railroad distance Of &c Ues to Boston Ocys
leave pier NR Eesr the Battery.
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt Nh frown. 90 Taees
days Thursdays and Saturdays at PM
The steamer STATE or MAINE, Capt Thomas q
levitt on Mondays Wednesday, and FrdGys al 4 PM
This hne Is the only that direct for NswDoa
These SO anlers fitted with c0mnodio1s snts rooms
and every for tho security and cOmo VI pAS.
Bengers, who afforded BY ibis n2hgs rest %
board AID arrival Fa1 River proceed per railroad,
reaching Boston early the following morning remain
on board getting lhir breakfast wished for 1ntl IA
starting Of tho accommodated train al e quarter before
7oeock, AN. wbch reaches Boston about S0eock A "
Abaggsge master sttsched 10 each steamer who
:siyes anS tickets the baggage and accompanies ~ same
The FOR passage and the price Of stAieroons ia
same by other lines
steamer runs In connection with this ono TO and ifors
Providence, daily, except Sundays
Freight Boston Ia taken a. the TaIes ~
regular inca and forwarded with greater expedition by
Express height train, which leaves Fall River svery
lnS Sunday excepted II O'Clock FOR Boston had Hsp.
BEDFORD arriving its destination II OF abo1t ii AN
Sor freight apply board. a. the otee Pier "a.
Yor or berths apply board or dssirs&
70 secure them ahead, Application may be made 70
tei0y TISpALE L BORDEN. A gents ~ and II Vests
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Change Of hours, commencing Feb: 10.
AND PATERSON RAIL

lROADs
IMPRESS TRAINS -lstopping only at Paterson and Ho-
hokus Leave suiern's al 50 and A. al. and "a = NJ OF
on the arrival ofhe Erie trains Leave Newly ofkat AN.
ard 81 and IN
WAY TRAINs.-l Stopping at all the stations. Leave
sufierns ~ ociork, Nj Leave New-York at o'clock,
Pm SUsDAYs-Leave sufern's at "a A N. and News
YOTk al r Nj
PATERsoN TRAINs-Leaye MsTket-st al and 81 AN.
and or the arrival Of The trains from Sutiens.
Leave Paterson Depot al a and u AM and 81 Pm.
Leave New York at 81 N add II 81, II and PM.
SUsDAYs Leave MaTketst st7A.M Paterson Dep0t4
Pm. Leave New-York al 81 ~ aud PM lOf
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD
OLINE, FROM NEW YORK TO PHILADELPHIA
One Line only will he until further noce-eavinR New
York from Pier No North River foot OF batteey Place,
daily, Sundays excepted by steamboat JOHN POTTER,
CaJaiu JoHH SIMPSON, AZ ~ O'clock for South Anboy,
where passengers will take the for Camden, stopping
TIE usual intemetias places and arriving In Phisfsl'
Bbis shout p. II.
Second Class Cafr....'s'..'.s...'.sss. ~
cnner provided board steamboat John Potter.
PGzsenEers for Freehold will Jake ths Stage II Wcail
Fsre from New York 10 Freehold. 87t cent?
Eml0RANT LINE.
Leaves % steamer TRANSPORT, csci ;. scac a.
q o'clock, P. a. Faie u 80 81 ba. Of baggage ai0sysa
each passenger 70 be carried Al the risk Of ts owner bus
nothing viii be received considered baggage e1eepx
wearing apparel ln2nl IRA BLISS Agent
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Ty d-GRECIAN FANCHERONIAN

DROPS.-A sure and safe remedy for, and will
positively cure the Sick Headache Chis and Fever JauR-
dee Dytpepsia Chronic Darrhee Sea Sickness Cholera
ana Cholera Infantum, and restore healthy action 10 the
Liver without particle OF Cslome Mercury, Canine
Morphine entering into their compound They viii also
correct al arrangements Of the Stomach and relieve from
those sehes and pains throughout the system commonly
eIed rheumatic II is an excellent remedy for the GRAY
FL ana ss a NERMiFUGE or WORM Medicine there Is
none better There is other medicine that gives such
Universal satisfaction IN the above diseases.
Prepared oBly by DR.. J. S. FANCHER, l4O FultOn-st
Mwfork-s few doors from Broadway. For sale al nost
Of the dugsores in the city and throughout the country
"a dwSms
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FOREGROUND COUGH SYRUP only

f2i CENTS This 10 OF the very best remedies for
Cough Cold, HOarseness &c II cannot be praised too
hshly just try bottle TWO. Ii IL very pleasant to
efe Sold, wholesale and retail at SANDS Mammoth
nmg Store II James-sL ST lmH
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NEW YORK and STATEN ISLAND.
lN-Lesze whsshsil al Q, H. J. and o'clock nsass
s!sisn Island Al 2, 10, L. and feeiock III
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Is PURSUANCE OF az Of the Surogs o. ths County 81
iss~ Yo-t notice hereby Evss - Az p-rsos. aa7sg ei
NARY THOMPSON s ~ ths City ~ New YORK tecsasc
present sns With vou1e Thereof 70 10 subscriber
ocs Of WIN Learn Wal street the City II Sew Yos,
90 or b.r. The S day Of Msrch nsTtDae3 FORK The sod
fsy n Auvrst 1870 ALFRED e. THOhPs0S, 4irn-st-10f
a. tnW
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DHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS dis

IL pensed with care, aud FAMILY MEDICINES OF
superior quality ay be obtained The Drug stores Nos
Beech erst Broadway and liz Eghthav near Nine
eenih-s, at all hours Also toilet furniture perfumes,
sosps, sponges brushes and cosmetics. Cupping and
Leecbine attended TO- [jSO lm*l L. A. ROSENMlLLER.
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MRS. BURR'S
A NTIOUE OINTMENT.-A sure and

a.nds Gc THIS article has long been used 10 private
naece and Is acknowledged 10 be the best article e&An
X he relief Of the above named complaints.
For Sale at wholesale and retail In YORK oy geo
W. Mabte 90 Mas st. Minor Co Zl4 FUTON 81 a o.;
asiden.laDe C. " Clickener Co. 81 Barclay-st Q. h
Rug Broadway corner Of JOAn-st j. |. Coddington,
SS Hudson-sL and us Broadway T. A. Sands, Bowery,
,OrneT of Sphngst Agent for Brooklyn, Mrs NJ Hays,
IT'S Fulion-st - ~,
1iso for sale BIZ the Agents OF Pain Killer generally
ynf IN and sold at wholesale by
fu'"p PERRY DAVIS SON, PropnetorA
nsms "A High-st Providence, r. l.
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ORPORATION HOIIcE-Pubhe notes hsrs9y gvsn, 70 ihs
uvuer owners Of all Houses an1 Lots
Improved Lands afsctsd therro thAt he
eompstsd ths ASSESSOR AID are lodged
h toe os Of the Busaa Tor sTAnluAton By al
per.ons For building sIht from poat
Ice tho ssav The limits embraced BY
sueh cuds all the several Houses and Lots Of Ground
pieces parcels oLand situated on both sdes sra
All WHOSE Affected
The Asd assessments and ~ho are the sans
orehsr rsquessdt Their ooectous vrg
" uncs-.sn@d Their 0cs No. Hall of Records, within
thirty from the date Of thu nocs SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. ISAAC Wh SMITH, Assessors Oscs,
Barssu Of Asssssnsu Street. Department Feb !, 1851 lH
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tORPORATlOE SOTICE-Pubhc nocs hereby gVe1 - he
" occupant occupants Of al houses ana t
improved uAmpovsd lands Affected thereby, that the oloTt
Assessments hAvs been compsd BY the ASSESSOR and are lodged u
Toe oes Of the Bureau Assessments fer elimination 81 al persos
Interested Per regulating and eIg curb aud gutter siones
st between l Tbs m sne1oso By such Asssss
cuds al the several houses and o Of ground vacant o
presses paIcss nd situated both sides Of 4si street
between N and loh avenues and lie sas;sry SIDE Of oh
between 4 f3d Al vhoss interests
sfsctso The HAned Asssssnsus aad Who are
opposed - tie sfsT Of them are requested % pfssni
their Obectol writing tie sndssnsd al iAsr ohes NO
Hal OF Records within thry days iron the date Of n notes
0Gcs, Bureau OF Assessments Street Department fse sol
sAITH. Assessors, 6lOt
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CORPORATION EOTICE-Pubc Notice hereby slven 70 The
occupant occupants Of al Houses and Lots
thereby that the following
comPtsd BY the ASSESSOR and are lodged
IN Office Of Assessments for elimination oy al
persons Interested filing low and sunken Lots sm'csd
tie by 9TH and 10th and 3sth and sh M The
limits embraced BY sub Assessment include all the several "uses
Of Ground vacant Lots and parcels OF and
southsAsr Of Syh 81 and ION aV oepg 20 e
on goth a. and rs feet inches Ohav All persons whose IN
affected by the above named and VINO are
opposed 70 the either Of them, requested TO ressn TIER
becous writing undersgnsd AZ their office NO nan OF
Rscorcs thirty days from the date Of this notce SAMUEL
H. DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON. ISAAC WM SMITH As
oEee Of Assessments, Street Department. fso
1851. iUt
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CORPORATION EOTICR-Pubhc notice hereby gwen that
presented Bo4d OF Adermsn for Saver
Hudsonst West Broadway Al
the having objections thereto requested
present writing the Eng al his ose be
February IS NICHOLAS DEAN Pestsl Crcton Aqusduct De
psriment-Croton Aqu. Dept Feb 5, 1881. 81 lots
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CoRPORATIOS SOTIcE-Pubhe notice hsrs5y gwen totss
Nowueror occupants Of ell bo1sss aud Lots
UrmprUved Lands Affected thereby that the olOSS
have snd o5gsd
once Of the 3ureau Of Assessments r BY al
Interested For regulating isth Of tbs
pavement SO feet the 10Th westerly as Of tie
i5iv The limits embraced BY such Assessment include All se
tnc lots OF ground vacant ot aud pare Of
lard both Of 18th bstEeea Hudson and d..
tistart eastsrY from the llth parallel thereto All
persons affected by tbs named Assessments,
an opposed 20 he ether ofe requested 70
prssent tecOns writing undsrsE3sd thsr o.
sc. No Hsl Of Rscores within from the Of tas
rotos SAMUEL X DE MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC
WIZ SMITH. Assessors oAcs Bureau Assessments street
O.n,nueut Feb. = 1851. aIN
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(NORPORATIOF FOTICE-Puohc a ssb, toths
owuer owners occupant occupants Of ~ houses so a
or lands affected thereby, that Tia following
been completed BY the ssssor' and are o1st
az all
son usresssd yi1 building bhst from Tie East
River point feet Of Avenue d. 1hs limits embraced by
cude all the several houses and lots OF ground
pieces aud parcels o land situated on both side Of
81 between AID line $40 feet etery Of Aan1s
parallel thereto both sides Of Lewis u ni Avenue d.
between 4h persons whose interests affected
~ he above and who opposed :, the
shsT requested present Their Obcnons writing
10 The uudssned their Office Hal 81 Rg,Ods, within
tbrs Sav. fc m IN dats OF this socs SAMUEL H. De MOTT
FRARCIs FICHOLsON ISAAC Wn SMITH Assessors. once,
Bureau Of Assesmsn strest Department Feb.7 1851 81 lot
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(tORPORATIOE NOTICE-PubHc hereby gwen thu
oWne occupant of all houses ant o's
improved unnproved lands thereby, that te following
completed Assessors and lodged
Of Bureau Of Asee r examination BY a per
For grading ISth 81 from the "a 70 the 4t
The limits embraced by include al the s=vos
houses ground o ant parcels d land
on both sides Of 9th % and 9Th aai the
easierly 18th and 1Otst All persons
by the boye named assessments and
opposed the sher Of them requested %
present their objections writing 70 the undened Al her once
No Hall Of Records within thirty from the date Of tins notice
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN
SMITH Ocs Bureau Of Asessmsuis, Street Depart
meat, Feb. :, 1851 81 lu
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ItORPORAIIOE NOTICE Poblr notes HEREBY that
tbs Board Of Aisrnsn. Tor
ss-sy Chapel from proposed Sever Duane
al Rssd@ having obscloas
the writing % the Eug1sef tbs
ofee on before February "a NICHOLAS DEAN, Prssisa-
c.or tou-Suct Department February 1881. 81 intb
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~ PURSUANCE u a order Surrogate Of the County q
AEsw Yo hereby ~ persons wing claims Against
6URDoS WHEELER, lsfr VI ths City Of New fork,
deceased present he villa vouchers thereof
lutcrber A. hrs ers 80 10 wlam street. the CITY Of SsE
fevs fourteenth 5ay q April rs1t Dated New
on iswSt.F ANDREW LEsTEREErscutor
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CORPORATION FOTICE.-Pubbc notice hereby gwen tohs
~ occupant occupants all Houses sna Lots
improved unprovsd affected thereby that the following
completed by the Assessors and are
the Office Of Of Assessments for examination by all
soDs building receiving basins and cuvers at
northwest nd south west corners Of 5dAv and 18th 81 1he
such Assessment include all the several Houses
Ground, Los pieces and parcels OF Land
uAted both sides Of 2thstreet, between 80 and 4t
westerly side Of 81 18th and 18th street
All psoHs whoss interests affected by the above named A.
opposed the either Of them
present cons writing the undsrsgaed al
Once No Hall Of Records within thirty says from The dsis
this notice SAMUEL II. DE MOTT. FRANCIS FlCholSON,
&C., D.n.r,nsnt Feb z s5l. ST lot
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(sORPORATiOS NOTICE Pebble nauce barely lat
u, r.ttop has pressucd The boaft OF ass-mn. ~
sewer from fuoa 10 sprlcest Al psrs1as interests
having hereto are '7-t- 90 reie1 ne 'a- n 80
e 10 th- Err H. OE~, before FEB - 1871
NICHOLAS DEAN Presdsr', Cruton etnsi Drpiref lV
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Us PURSUANCE Of order Of the Of the County Of
AvsE YORK notice al persons having claims
against JAMES BENT late Of City Ssw YORK SAILOR
9sssn he With vouchers thereof The subcbers tie
,e Of Fancher Eq No ~ Nss,u the cIv Of
York the twenty cath Of February
Dated Ss~-York, August %, 1850
FANSY BENT, AdmAstrAtriI.
,u73 lsvsm*F JAMES 4. PERRY, Aduinistrs.or.
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IN PURSUANCE orer Of re Suoas of The coantY u
ANswYofk NOTICE. hereby gwen 10 at persons having claims
'rTst WILLIAM RO8EETsOS .e Of . Ct of Nsv York 10
c~e present csl thereof @ The Subscriber,
a. bic pbfeo busnes. i0 Bowe IN The Cts Of New YORK
before s.ssrfh sv Dad Ne York the 30h
s'y Of ec;oo-r. 1850 JAME' W. RoBGRrsON ErseutoT.
q
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a. PURSUANCE OF AZ order Of s sarroeats thu C0uay
YoTk rocs hereby 70 all persons aaTns ana
sss RICHARD rISHER Ats Of the CITY Of NsS YORK Sfocer
sscsassS T. srsssnt VITA yoachsfs TIRE
No rs Vashf It s City = Ssv Foft, 90 or
esiIs 10 kre day % Nay EsTa-nss res lgth ne
t~srD afst day g. Eorsn0sr, 1886 JOHN p USHER
"a sutmFs Asmlnrustcr
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1NGUARDIAS SOCIETY intend applying 10 the present egsh
ture 70 extend the provisions 81 their charter resPeo TIE
guardianship And surrender Of destitute hldsn By eones ADJ
uon powers upon the Mayor Aims House Comm ssooer or sure
gate Also, extend The auxiliary 1850
certain Also declaring their right . participate
the Common School FUND. JO la~o~frH
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IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER sanogais Of he ceaay
York uotce hereby gvsut al having claim
asaiAst WILLIAM LEO-wOLF late Of The City Of Haasarsh
Germany decesd present the same with vouchers 70
tbs ones OF Morris Vol, MD NO y LisPsnara
81 tbs Cay Esw Yor before the nasinth DAY stJu)
nslt-Daied Hsw Yor the sixteenth day OF January, SSl
MORRIS LeO-WOLF, (r....,o..
~ JOSEPH GUTMAF,
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ctTRTTT oEPtRTNEFT. 10 aHALL oF REcoRDs-PsbEs

StTEFFT DFPA kTHEST No Hall q Rscrrdsssasi Pro
- posals be received the Street Commissioner Otce I'M
III Friday Feb a. 1881. DEL Il NJ; To build Pier al Tie
lGth RIVER fence vacant lots on the north
OH and 2d 81 Plans spec hcatons ini al ini
nation bad application The Contract Gers OF
ms Department JOHN T. DODGE Street Commissioned Feb
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ORPOkATlON ROTICE-Pubhe notice y hereby gVsn 70 ms
Oowner owns occupants Of all houses and % IN
Sroysd lands affected thereby that s ssesf
nsns have been By an n once
interest,"
3D. For pavg 3dav Ths limits embraced
by include all the several houses and lots Of oan5
os OF and sussd both des Of 81 Az
between 7Sh and 37h both SIDES Of Zsh, 3O st. d
and the 80 and ass parallel
eAster and &c feet westerly terom
whose interests affected BY the above named Assess
men who opposed TO the sher Of hs are 70
auessd their ecou writing 20 the 0nde al
eI Of No Hall Of Records within thirty dsys from hsdats
Of III route SAMUEL II. DE MOTT FRAECIs NICHOLSON,
ISAAC WV sEITH A.es.ot o6cs 5ursaa Of Assesnssuts,
Street Der AZ mat Feb ! ISL 81 l0
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IsPURsUASCL order Of the suogs. Of TIE coan' q
kEsw1 70 al Persons navrg chiu
against ROBERT sANFORD late Of the c 'fNs~
% The with vosehs thereof he tuos5ers Al -
Of G. X Whsn No SIS PeArstreet he CITY q Ns-
Yo bsos u. seventh DAY Of Ju ne1t Dates fort
~ ~ cATHARIsE L. SANFORD, Asmsrt.rix
giawsasF GEORGE "A. WILLIAMS, Admlnstratoi.
The republic., 1851-03-19
THE REPU BLIC.
WASHINGTON:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 10. 1851.

..Y,h. .sr;.s of measures TO which have alluded
are regarded by me as a settlement, IN principle
and substance-a final settlement-of the danger
ous and exciting subjects which they embraced" :"
.pv that adustment we have been rescued from
,be wide and boundlcss agitation that surrounded
u.. and have a firm, distinct, and legal ground
10 rest upon And the occasion, trust, will JUS
tifv me IN ExHoRriSG NY couNTRyMEN TO RALLY
UPON AND MAIsTAIs THAT GROUND as the best, II
not the only means, of restoring peace and quiet
to the country and maintaining invioiafe the IN
tegrty Of the Union"
[PREsIpENr FILLMoRE's MESSAGE.
srhe Presidents message, at the opening OF the
present session of Congress, expresses fully and
plainly his own and the unanimous opinion OF all
those associated with him in the Executive admin
/. istration of the Government, in regard to what
are called the Adjustment or Compromise mea-
.ures of last session. That opinion is, that those
measures should be regarded in principle as
a final settlement of the dangerous and exciting
: subjects which they embrace; that though they
were not free from imperfections, yet, in their
mutual dependence and connexion, they formed
4. system of compromise the most conciliatory
and best for the entire country that could be OBJ
tanned from conflicting sectional interest and
opinions, and that tncreiore tney snouiu DC au-
hered to, until time and experience should de-
monstrate the necessity of further Legislation to
guard against evasion or abuse. That opinion, &C
far as know, remains entirely unchanged, and
will be acted upon steadily and decisively. The
peace of the country requires this the security o.
the Constitution requires this; and every consde-
ration Of the public good demands this If the
= Administration cannot stand upon the principles
of the message, it does not expect to stand at all
[DANIEL WEBsTER's Letter 10 the Union Meeting
at Westchesfer.