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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY FEBRUARY 22. 1851

dom. Thus. the very frst subject that shall occupy
Parliament is an ecclesiastical one,-the last that
should engage such body, or rather that should
not engross its attention at all; and before setting
to- to deliberate upon any OF the material interests
of the empire-before noticing their difficulty,
Ireland now when that country is presented to
them as at once urgently needing their deliberate
attention, and sffordiDg hope that judicious treat
ment may relieve them, In great measure, OF the
difficulties with which it embarasses them,-the
parliamentary mind is to be exacerbated by the
discussion OF sub cts that inevitably kindle the
worst feelings OF oar nature an not until mem.
bers have been exasperated by religious rancour
are they TO be set to discuss the matters that per
tain to the public good. Such is the order in which
legislation is conducted, by the most enlightened
assembly, of the most intellectual and wise nation
of the Old World, in the middle of the nineteenth
Century.
However, I do not mean to infer that because
the Queens speech has said nothing about Ire
land, Ministers mean to do nothing for this cOun
try; nor will its interests be left to the tender
mercies OF the Ministry. Already has Mr.. Fox,
NJ. p, for Longford, given notice OF motion for
the settlement of the Landlord and Tenantqu
ton and he is Lacquer. And others will fol-
low in due course. But greatly fear that effects
sadly mischievOus will result from thls undesired
las to Ireland) and undesirable legislation-that
there will be exultation OF faction-stirred into
renewed existence-that had fallen into quietude,
and, with the cry Of persecution, increased hosti
ity to all the educational and other social and
moral movements that may emanate from the gov
eminent, the Parliament, and England-and the vi
gor, if not the unity, of the people pered, which
is indispensable to such q government as ours,
which only obeys the pressure from without, IN
seeking for the necessary natural measures and
social reforms. TELESCOPES.
PS. new daily paper, the L" Daily Express"
has Just been started by the Griersons, Her Ma
esty's printers; on moderately Conservative prin-
ciples, and with u tolerabe show Of editorial pow
err, and the promise of success which ample re-
sources, facilities and opportunities confer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
By Telegraph to the Eew.Fork Tribune
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, reD Il.
Samuel P. Sandford, Bearer OF Dispatches from
abe Mexican Boundary Commission, who arrived
here on Sunday last will leave about the first OF
March, and convey any letters for members or
commission intrusted TO his care.
Colonel Graham, Typographical engineer, also
positively goes out as chief astronomer, now tenn
porarily filed by Lieut.. WhiPPle. The expedl-
zion is expected to be employed three years.
The Cabinet had lengthy session yesterday
on the subject of the Boston outrage, and meas
ures proper to be adopted by the Government, with
the Presidents answer to Mr. Clsy's resolutions
on the subject expected to be sent to the
Senate to-day.
The Sons of Temperance intend celebrating
Wasbington's Birthday here in an appropriate
style. general celebration also takes place In
Alexandra, where Parke Curtis Will deliver the
pration.
Inge and Stanly were arrested last night at the
instance of the Mayor, and held TO bail to keep
che peace ,,,.u.. i -.
Ayoung man named Frederick Williams shot
another named Campbell, son Of the late Clerk
Of the House, last night, wounding him slightly
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Tbe Bosfon Slave Case.

BOsroN Friday, Feb. 2l-Z O'CLOCK
Mr.. Epbraim K Hayes, Superintendent Of the
fremont Temple, a gentleman of high standing,
was arrested to-day about IL o'clock, upon the
charge of aiding and abetting in the rescue OF
sbadrsch on Saturday. He was taken before
Commissioner Hallett, in the Z. s. Court room'
and held for examination at future day, in the
sum of $4,000.
A colored man named Alexander Burton was
arrested in Salem this forenoon, charged with
being concerned in the above rescue He was
Immediately brought to this city, aud i. now, at
O'Clock, in the U. s. Court Room, awaiting ar
yaignment. -..-...-
pf the Commissioner. 1t is thought ne will be
discharged
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opps AND ENDS.

" TOI luz AhaNNA~'
tall us that the brain is mind
n, the mind enters through the BRAIN
ron as light that is confined
And colored by the window pane.
r.o ,ct is fashioned by the head.
AID thus man does or cannot do
- ,be red glass the light il red,
Throa0b the blue glass the light is blue
~, break the glass-admit the bright
And Joyous sunlight rushing iree'
Then divers hues dissolve in wni'e,
And man, the sinner,-wbere Is ne
- -. uree their world-machine
~ sOupder progress, nor explain
The difSculties that were seen
And felt befOre-pray what as BRAIN
All undisoOvsrable, how ~
csn ,b,y resolve the Whence or Why
Mar crew to being in the Now,
n, what is his Futurity!
XI.
The Sun he's his appointed place.
Hs never rests, and never tires
And ever in serenest space
Burn the celestial, upper fires
Tbev shine into the soul of man
Good works of God, but not the pest
And he adores them as he can'
Cberishing supremer guest
We hesr too much Of suns and moons
star.systems are not worth SOUL
The sky is writ with mystic kuhesi
One poem reads from pole to POLE
He does not know the alphabet
OF angel.laDguage, who asPIres
Against the sky his tube to set,
And spell them into worlds those hres' r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
The Boston slave Business.

bO5ION, FIIldy' FV7' ~
The following orders were UNANIMOUSLY passed
bv the Common Council last night;
Rs.ed That this Council visw with high sa sscton the
rodemnsop bv the other branch of The CITY Cove nment
Se recent outrage upon the laws of the City and OF the
eah and of the United Saes referred TO In inc
pdsr passed by them on Tuesday s and heartily approve
OF he directions given therein 10 the City Marsha Tor MS
guidance on all future similar occasions.
Rssolsed That cordially respond 10 the recent Proca
nation Of he President of the United States and will use
our earnest efforts that its recommendations are car
Eied out
There are rumors of a number OF warrants Tor
fugitiyes being issued. A fugitive who was en-
gagged in sweeping the side walk in front of his
employers store saw a Southern gentleman ap-
preaching fled by the back way, and has not since
been seen Other fugitives have left the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

u Detroit River has been frozen over twice
this season. During the last frost, when the ice
was sufficiently strong to support passengers,
canal through the ice, and had their ferry boat
crossing while the ice was stationary on either
side Detroit Mich Voice, Feb. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
V.B.PALMER'S COLUMN.
MANKIND. II is said, may be divided

MANKIND, il is said. may be divided
I'VE into three distinct classes those who are too stub
born abandon error even amer conviction ihose who
gullibe easily deceived and those who ~e
possessed OF good common sense and useh INC oes
advantage.
II Is very dcu TO correct The aged, and 20 induce PEG
pie TO adopt true principles who revere the errors Ia VINCE
thev have grown grey.
Philosophy, wisdom and liberty, support one another 10
who will DOT reason Is fanatic be- who cannot reason
afoo; be VITO dare not reason Is q slave.
Industry well directed, will give man competency 10
few wears The greatest industry misaPpliedi s useless
The shortest and sures way 10 live with honor 10 ne
world IA 10 be In reality What we would appear 10 be
He who never changes any Of his opinions never cor
reefs any OF his mistakes
"Perform fearlessly what you believe 70 be rsaI
I" Heav sn helps those who help Ihenselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
Pennsylvania Legislature, &c.

IIANNIahNhVi FIIldyi FtU II
SENArE.-Memorals We're presented from the
Bank of Pennsylvania, relative to its liability to
pay taxes on its Dividends.
HoysE.-A resolution was offered that the
Auditor. General be instructed to furnish list Of
fhe Banks Chartered since 1890, with statement
Of Bonuses paid by each, &c.
Gen. Houston is expected to arrive here from
Washington this afternoon, and will be waited up
on by the Democratic members Of the Legis-
latpre
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ASSEMBLY.

The Yates County Contested Seat question was
called up, when Mr.. BURROUGHS of Orleans re-
semed the door in opposition to the report OF the
majority OF the Committee.
Several Intellectual attempts were made to post.
pone the consideration of the subject
The entire session was occupied in the consid-
GRAFTON Of this question and resulted in the pas
ssge Of resolution directing the Chairman of the
Committee on Privileges Of Elections 70 visit
Yates County to take testimony.
The School bills were taken up but without snv
Progress being made the House adjourned.
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NRw-YORK LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE ALBANY, Friday, Feb. 81.
pETTTTAks


Prom citizens of Madison County against the
Operation Of the Fugitive Slave Law in this State
Laid on the table; Of the Mechanics Institute,
New-Yosk, for the psrredemption Of Bank notes
Tor the Albany University.
On motion OF Mr.. MORGAN the following resO-
luton vas adopted;
Resorel That the Committee ol The Banks and Insurance
Companies be requested 20 inquire and report 20 he pro-
preiy OF such amendment me Act 20 provide Tor TIE
Prompt redemption OF Tue Tcuauns notes OF lnsovent
Safety ynd Balhs, passed Apu 2h, 1881 a. snail require
he COn0uung Ba ks 10 yasAc heir paym-n before
lie last dsy IN December Ia each year
The Bal providing ior the stay of proceedings
in cases where suits are brought for rents due on
leases GU the Manorial lands, was lost
AFFIRM rivE-Mefsrs Carroll OF Rensselaer,, Colt OF
livingston Dnmck u Brooua. 'hnson oi scheuec'ady
koiuso u Aiegany Schouriker Of Ulster, Snyder Of
Coumbis Stanton Of Seneca Stone Of Msdson, 0;inness
OF CheHung-ll votes
gan, CrOius aud Williams Of Newly ORR, oss OF kings
sfown Queens Crook Of Chaion, Dsrs OF 81 Lawrence
Mann Of Oneida Mi lerof MofTJe Owen OF Csuarsugus
ekinner Of Jefferson, and Cook q. Sara0ga-li votes
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C,nnpnpArInN .OTIcE-PgbIe Notee 40 AZ. b

(,OBPoRATIOs EOTICEPublc Notice hereby gwen, % The
or owners ocrupan occupants Of AT Houses AID Lots,
ro, ~ r Lands Affected thereby that The 1owng
-.sef. comp the Ass-sors, aui are ggsd
In t. 60 III The u Asssssme1fs Tor erannaton - u-
p@rnp. For resrnk, Resting euro ard gutter
ors. ,.rvg fsegnr. c &c L@rng0n av between
sb sd 3sh and 5hs 81 = - ad go - bstF-- "a
AID al, Az. b. III ds Of LTnsnay bsNsen 1i ana 5ith -
ard 90 bot sides Of 5h go and 55 ~ between 80 aa t
avs All p.ons nrests Affected b. 10 a9o.s named
opposed . Tie sus 0f either 81 t'-ni are
requested their sctons, wrng % iaisfs1 a.
Office 10 Pal of Rscods Ttn tdy days iou ~ dsLs
al tiis ro-e. sANUEL 4 DE MOTT FRASCH flcHpLSoN,
ISAAC WIN SMITH OGoe, B.real Of Ass-r-ts'
Street n-par'u snt, FEB 10 ls5l. ~ ~
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Tribune's Special Dispatches
x.,Tcr.ey-slockton Elected.

neutrality-suspicious. Eiecte0'
TRENTON, N. J. Friday, FEB. q. =
Stockton is elected by the absence OF
Hoxsey and w. Whitehead. Mathew vo-
fad for him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

II INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Conn.-Capi-
tai 500 COO Surplus RecsPS SIobZ( 2l-Organlzeo OcL
The srford Life and Health Insurance Company take
risks on Life grant purchase annues confer endow
mens and make contracts upon and spperaning TO defer
red and Teversonary interests connected WIN me rlsLs
sgreeaby TO the powers and privileges conferred oy the
charter.
Stock and upon the Mutual principle, al the option OF Tue
insured citing the wants aud circumstances OF tne
public fully, it is believed, than purely Mutual Com
psnies do
On the Joint Stock principle the insured will pay thirty
three and ehiTd per cent for life risks
than the rates Of The Mutual Companies
will what ia equivalent 10 thtryhrte and onelhrd
per cent per IN dividend prohs, PAID IN ADVANCE
year in scrip certificates iedeemabe on certain conungen
On the Mutual principle tlis Company nsures at the
usual rates OF Mutual Companies, dividing the net earnings
year. giving scrip certificates drawing interest and re
deemsbe aer Mutual Insurance. Funo OIL S@vooVs &C
Insurance also granted on the Savings Bank principle
payable arriving al the age OF 80 3D. o. 3D. or sooner II
death occur.
TIE charter OF this Company provides that the wife may
insure the m OF her husband and the amount 10 be paid be
secure from creditors al his death
An equitable cum viii always be paid Tor Policies sur
rendered to the Comosny before hey expire.
Travelling, aud foreign residence Permits, VIII Do
granted at email extra pTenium
Policies Oh lives OF persons going TO California VIII DO
granted the Joint Stock principle only and at an extra
The result of tie Companys business for the sixteen
months Of its existence and The very beTs patronage OF
he public give ASSURANCE offs future Increase
JAMES DIXON, President
WILLIAM r. HOOKER, Vice-President
HENRY l. MILLER, Secretary.
S. DODGE, Physician.
The undersigned will continue at the Office as heretofore,
ard in retiring from the agency OF the Hartford Lie sRd
Health Insurance Company would respectfully recommend
the present Agent and the Company to his friends and the
Ps or lw w '''' EDWARD HOOKER
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CVORPORATIOE NOIICE noaes hss9y s'sn 70 no
oi a. House AZ its
pros % or LArd Affected thereby hat ts following
compsle5 AssssoEs 49, are legged
h s q or srfnuaon ~ ~
soas INTERESTED b1g sI . between AID e
by r1ci1rs
Housss snd Lott Ground Los snd parcels Of Land
rs.s o. both between 9Th snc
s Of 7h ~ 18Th All whose
are Affected D sAsd vho opposed
tie ~ them requssc 0ns
vn;ng he ldsrsgsd Al tsr os, No. Hal d Rscolds,
th th,r,y the oats II ths notcs SAMUEL r. DIX
Of Assessnsns, Street Department, Feo ~
l0f
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Destructive Fire at Buffalo.

TUT Nv tIIuayi rou II
A FIRE broke out this morning in new brick
building. corner of Floyd and Prime SITS, destroy
ing the entire building, except the south wall
The loss it is supposed will not greatly exceed the
amount Of insurance. Eighm X Co., liquor mer-
chant. lost about all their stock.
Markets. NORFOLK, Thursday Feb. %.
A sale of Porto Rico Sugar at auction brought
- 750S6 q. Mossses sold a, 24l0Hc. Weather dne.
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ORPORATI0N EOTICE-Pubhc notice hsIeby gwen 70 the
Of all Houses and Lots
improved or VI Lands affected thereby that the following
have comps.ed Assessors and lodged
Bureau Of Assessments for examination BY all per
Interested For building Sixth st from tbs Sec
ou 10 the hmd The limits embraced such Assessment
cuds all the houses and lots Of ground vacant O
OF land both sides Of SIh st between Sec
the sasr SIDE Of Third avenue and
between Fifth and s1h streets and
on s eaAef side Of sxth add Seventh Its. All
ueons whoe affected BY the named
80 Tho are oppossd either them requested 70
present % the undsgned at Their VI
b.. No Hall within thirty days from the dss Of this
notice SAMUEL H DE MOTT FRANCIS NlCHOLsOs, ISAAC
WIN SMITH Assessors Once Bureau Of Assessment stress
Department FEB. -, 1851 IH IN
CtORPORATlOr FOTIcE-fuehe notice hsrsby Evsn the
ovn.r on occupants Of all houses tnd os
,,ovsd or upmprovsS uds affected thereby that the following
have BY the Assssos and lodged
In o. oc, n tbs Bureau Assessments Tor EXAMINATION sy all
son va buidag Sewer Crosoi 81 from point
iO , o1th OF Houront aud through HOrads 20 the
css III The sud lots Of ground vacant lots
and nares Of both sides Of Howard between
Rre,usv "a Elm sides Crosby How
sra ard Houston westerly SIDE Of Elm and hnOn
bsws@ Boms the eastsry side Of Marion
nom id set sutl - its nnrtsry terunson
Toe Mulberry st. 5ewsen Pnlcs and Houston sti
or botb . Grand Brooms And spnag bsiwssn Broadway
srd F sdss Of Prince and souhey sds u HOustoa
a. h-twes aoer and both sides Of Jsrsey
afu,.n Csb ard Mulberry All parsons vhoss Interests
1919 ~ m bovs and who opposed the
81. ~ br OF them requested 70 present sf ob
within bsrv DAYS the dsts II this sotcs SAMUEL Dc
MOTT FRlkCIs NICHOLSON, ISAAC WV SMITH. Assessors
On. Rurs,7 Of Asssssmsn srsst Department FEB IS, 1851
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No HAH Of Reeords-Pusie notes
- HEREBY that the following hssout0n has heea q.
b Common Council Resolved Tia; The CAP tbs sl1hss
the Nor RIVER estwseG 18th AID l4h sts Be 5uf ap
direction o the Street Commissioner, and TIA; NJ eEpnrs
exceed he Twelve hundred 3oht b &ssn lou
Appropriation cocks and sps, trust account a'a ~
swuers Of the lots fronting sad bulbsad o. ms 80
Ots AFTER hs egal Totes t4sTsof beng csse
Comuissioner shal nesct refuse 70 nd-1 us J,
porston Tor expense Incurred buink uP std
the Coronation an1 Le hersp sfeesa 70 As q
gel End recover IRON ne $40 49, ~ - 80
amount o incurred AioPtsd y tie
R.rs IA a.r, s,.r,r-r 1880 Adopet BY the BOsff
Of Asruss jan IT, APproyss y Tie nsyot Jan 81 1854
T3n JOHN T. DOD"hB s1sstSom@sases<
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CORPORATION N0TICE-Pubhe lotcs hereby gwen 70 the
u owners occupant occupants Of ell houses al oti
improved asmpoysd lands affected thereby hat the following
been eompstsd BY the Assessors and lodged
s Bureau Of Assessments Tor examination ~ ahpesons
For yn walk Twenty ninth t bow
Ninth and Tenth opposite the shoah Baptist Church Ths
such include all the several houses
ground vacant o pieces and Of land situated
both sides Of Twenty la It. between Nn aud ns
40 feet westerly Lsrerom Al psr0ns Whoss interests AZ
BY named Assssn and who opposed 70
Of them requested 70 present hsn obj.c
tons IN writing the undsgnsd Al their Ohcs No. Hall Of
Records thirty days ron the date Of this aotes-Otcs
Bureau OF Department Feb 49, 1881 SAM
UEL n DE sOrT, VRAFcs NICHOLSON, ISAAC wk-
sHITH Asssssors 20f 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

VHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
l. COMPANY,
OF THE CITY OF NETWORK
Office, Corner OF Greenwich and Fulton els.
Ocesn Bank Building.
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire.
DIRECTORS.
Aaron Clark q w. Burnhsm,
CrOwe Adams, Ward A. Work,
Levi Apgar, Samuel ). Bowman,
Nathaniel Weed VIM III. DelZ
David Magic William Hustace,
Valentine Kirby, Robert Hoe,
MA HoppOck, Joseph NJ. Brown,
g. II. Van Anken Robert p Getty,
CYL Osuander, Ebenezer Beadleston,
d. Randolph Martin Harrison Jones,
Ely HoppOck, , .,.
GEORGE w SAVAGE Secretary 2f 6m
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IN PURSUANCE Of OF the Of the County Of
INeu hereby TO a. persons having claims sganss
JOHN HORNBY late Of the CITY Of Ns- fok DECEASED s
once w E1abeth street. the City o. rork, on or before
The uetsen dav Of Nay nsAtDsed Yort the tessnh day
Of Eoy.mber Is5o ALEXANDER H0RNBf,
r..sr,ss
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MECHANICS MUTUAL BENEFIT
lfL ASSOCIATION, Of Springfield Mass. Once 2os
Broadway. New-Hofk. ~
Accumulated Cash Capital. ....'..s.......'SlopU
Guarantee CAPITAL. Ou'vu
This s an Association Of Mechanics aud Others for their
mutual relief in case Of ictuets or accident
annual R0ts Of Dp0t for Members under 5 yedrs OF age
s. GO g per week , 20 draws. $ per week
s. go draws. per week s.. 90 draws. per week
s.. 90 DAVIS. per week 81 90 draws. per week
$500 draws.......S8 per week.
81 50 10 addition ~ the above will be charged as admls
sion fee. S. c. FRlNhi Actuary'
l9f law5mS 259 Broadway, up stairs, room NO TO-
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S.TREET DEPARTMENT, No ALL OF kkCohDS -ft -
- Notice hereby gvsu that tie ioloEns -.
Asoplsi by Common Council Resolved Iaai tn7L - .
or piles. slock ;hs s1t under ne sfsc. -.
street Con n sssou strest Counssonef -
srsnisss Of The land lying under ~ats
Of III 70 u he exterior hns - a0o.s
acrordancs provisons AID ccvsuan1 ~ tns E-,
owusrs made b the Mayor Absrusn ara touLon. :,
Cty Of Hsw Yort ADOPTED by the Board Of A.ess.hs
9o1 Is Isso Asopsd b Of Absrnso, De- a. s'
ago. y II' SoaE DODGE sSss,cO~
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gI1HF PEOPIE o. THE SAFE OF NEW YORK b ts Eflce
OF Col Free sd l11@p-ldeur Ioal p-rsons interests M ~
e.tsfe ANEs BlrHT late Of the tf N-~ ora
A. CREDITORS lsgat--s Of il Otherwise ;eld reg
You each n HEREBY tsd and Isd .
resrr-ar before surrrga Of TIE County o. NeN foA
oce nfhe o. Il Yo seventh day Of APr n-1 u
eleven Of that DAY then as inef- -
the final ~ a. account OF proceed rs Of S.hr-
jobs Mlaan aud Henry EIecutors u te L~s. " a
Testament of sad 1e easet roE-.-. -
Surrogate % be afrsi Wto-ss, AlsAan.s. y.
Hfaff rd surragafs sad county. a. TIE S 81 ~
- Ycrs the 1t say II OF cur 'd one
s,s,awsss ssh' H-H'' y BRADFORD. Surrogate
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~ PURSUANCE surrogsts Of the Co1ny d
New Yoh hereby TO al persons having csoi
trsnst HENRY BUNDLE Ats Of the City Of New 1Ors sro< s
10 present With vouchers thereof 20 the sub
crsr residence North saem the County OF Wshss
r and state of FORK before the tenth day OF Aafcs
ssrt-Dated Nsr YorI Tia sixth dsy o. September 90
AZ .wsms, FLOYD keller, Administrator
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INSURANCE.

TNHE NEW ENGLANDL ESTOCK
Il INSURANCE COMPANY, Of NeW-Ha en-, Conn.
DIRECTOkS
Samuel Kendrick, John Saxon,
E. B Brown VIM. w Kendrick,
Alfred Edwards, J. Lewis Taylor,
Nathaniel ThuTber.
SAMUEL KENDRICK, President.
c. 7. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
Insure horses cattle &C. against loss from death either
from natural cause, accident disease Of any description
whatever.
change 22fly
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tORPORATION NOTICE-Pu0hc notice hereby g'sni TO The
Oovne occupant occupants Of all houses and o I'M
lands affected thereby that hs following Assess
BY lodged ths Ones
OF the Bureau Cor examination BY all persons interest
FOR setting aud stones and digging space ee
wide through sidewalks OF f2 ST. between oh ana Sun avs hs
include all the
o lots parcels land stustsd on both
street 9Th and 9Th avenues and on both SIDES
OF Broaoway avenue between 4 and 49, stree AL
person, affected BY the above named Assess
en opposed to tbs sans or either OF tns are 70
the undefsgnsd
er of ca No Records within thirty DAYS from the data
or ne II. EOrr. YHASCiS SICHOLSor,
ISAAC WIN SMITH ASSESSOR Once Bureau OF Asssssmenu,
Street. Depart usnt Feb. -, 1891 XII iF
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TI1HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE % NEW-foRh-il lie
tr-orors Lefa-es of kl sd s persn- net-'tei he
Fstaeoi PETEk ". RADCLIFFE. ae OF u7 CN &" Bros .pn
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rt m forenoon ri that DAY, thea 400 tefs " ate s -
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