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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
Our steamers-Cau.es Of Failure.

10 the Editor Of The Tribune
In looking over the remarks of NJ. Filopanti on
the Atlantic race, in your paper Of the 4th inst
was led, from the data Of dimensions furnished
by him. to the belief that there is one other, and
more important reason for the failure Of our steam
ers IL is that the boilers Of said steamers do not
contain heating surface sufficient to furnish an
uniform supply Of steam for the cylinders The
cylinders are large enough to make from 20 10 %
or even 30 revolutions Of the paddle wheels with.
out over straining any part Of their machinery.
II we could refer to the engineers log, think wa
would find they do not average over 10 or II
revolutions per minute whereas, II we couli
have the 90 or 20 revelations with the superiority
of model Of the Baltic, she would beat the Asia
with ease. >.
The want Of sufficient. boiler Is followed ~
other evils which demand the attention oil ooth
owners and engineers La tae VAIN enoeasoI ~
msIe . sufficient supply Of steam, the FIRE is
forced to is utmost and results in waste OF fuels
for NAV safely assert that one third OF the heat
g. eya 40 forced lin n arine boiler, where the
nssssqe 10 the smoke funnel Is short escapes into
The air without USE and the boiler soon SHOWS the
efFect of the intense heat on the farnace and
fne, which have 10 be renewed or patched, with
out having been used more than quarter OF the
time they would have lasted under other circum'
stances. +,
% change the saturated water by blowing of,
and the internal parts Of the boiler become in.
crusted with sediment or scale, 50 much so that
the psrts nearest to the FIRE soon become burned
and unsafe.
Let nae remark that experience daily proves
thar the most careful attention 70 blowing Oh
does lot wholly prevent tie deposit OF SEDIMENT
on the plates, and unless Il Is removed py nand
with an instrument for the purpose, It becomes
thicker and as il ia q non conductor wi,n eeen
successive voyage the boiler becomes less e.
fectiye --,,...a;,,, 49,.
/ have taken the liberty Of addfessnls . ,''
remarks to the public, hoping that they WI draw
on, the truth although It has oNen oeen 1850 1850
,Ist sinrcst eyerv engine builder has constructed
foigers tbs. were insufficient. Vet will seldom sc'
knowledge IL .t.t.. M
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

SONG OF TIE EARrH.wEARY. FOR The Tribune
BY MRS. HI. LEWIS.
TARE to thy heaving breast,
o, dark and stormy sea!
The heart that bath no green wood nest,
No wish that strays from thee
Where'er thy free winds blow,
Where er thy wild waves leap,
Where foam.wreaths tell Of rocks below,
Round which dread monsters creep
Where er the suns broad light
Turns thy green breast to gold,
Or Oh thy glistening waves at night
Fall moonbesms, pale and cold,-
There take me-all thine own,
Changing yet constant sea
And in thy chambers vast ard lone
May my last s'umbers be.
Bcsfcn, kafs.
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vU,gE RRTT1SH and NORTH AMER

NHE BRITISH and NUhIH AhIEh-
Il IcAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETNEEN
yEW-YORK AND LIvERPOOL direct and REfWGEH
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL
The Boston bOats only calling al Halifax 10 LAID ana -
seive malta and passengers
ASIA. Jntkna EUROPA, Y. o. LOU
AFRICA, A. RyTie- NIAGARA, }. Stone.
AMERICA. ~ shannon CANADA WIN. Hsrhsoa-
CAMBRIA. Letch
Thess vsfscs carry s clear WHITE LIGHT 81 their EAs
head; sREra 90 starboart side; RID on port SIDE.
No bern secured unul pad for.
freight VIII be cha ged specie beyoEd Emoznl tor
perBonRl expenses
q experienced Surgeon on board.
All letters ard newspapers pass through Ire Poet.
Ofre.
Yer freig ht and passage spply %
y CUNAkp, Jr. 50 broatvsy
French 9erutn ard other foreign goodS received ana
brought N common with Brush goods
Through bills Of adng gwen In hayre for New ORR
Amer he let OF Aprl ihe rate OF iregai oy i3s
reduced NJ us
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TRAVELLING.

Umpire CITY LINE-At reduced
ILraies Of Through tickets 10 San Francisco va
Chagres and by the s. NAL Steamships the Pscihc
The ~ e1cid SiesmEhip EMPIRE CITY 1000 burden
J. d Wilson Commander, viii leave her dock, pier NO I"
North River for Chsgres direct Thursday February D
a. O'Clock P NJ. - l.
An valuable packages sent board The value must Dc
declared ard paid for accordingly. The ship VIII mol %
accountable for us gage such unless bis o. Aang y
signed All feighl must be semi board and bulls Of aa'
~ Psssi - ~ Ssjsbt ami N sB STONE.
IN 10 3anery-plsce
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yFR,S CHERRY PICTORIAL

AFor cure q s.nf 5sv Soi' co S1n SV sa
hosrseness oronens % patents in sdvanced stages Of
the disease. - ~ The community with the conn.
..rse we fs in an article which seldom 81 70 Is ne
tbe hAppes and so numerous the cases OF ts cures
ss9 o every section se country a s IN py si
puohciy hno s diseases Of the lungs By s use Naen
ses e superiority over every other s95 bere m
bno - -. fnovn the public longer hesitate WIZ 90.
~ ~ srploy for the Distressing and dangerous
,sipossry organs which are incident 70 on 80
49, 30 ooy In the formidable attacks upon tne Iuuss,
q varieties OF Colds, Coughs hoer.enes. 80
"a Sor children Il 10 the pleasanest ana salesl 10
ssst esu be obtained No family should be "l'Iou - 9u
,bose who have used Il, never Will ,-.....i cha--,,
Lowell Mass and sold By HensaT Eamsna gsr,s CO.
cbs,,sstcn. Jscob FsrrsDd Detroit T n Nc AmsIsr,
LOasve Theodore PEGS BpTRg9 n5d ,sssG
s.5sinbia, y ID w Gilman Wsshiugtoni Chas Dyer,
Jr Providence; Wade EcEsteu Co Clncinns.' auu "
nj Druggists ara dealers In Medicine everywhere
AZ imeOd
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

Il PANY-FoR CALIFORNIA AND oREGON-rhs
public informed that under the arrangements OF his Com
parmeni ara carrying the United States Mails wiz continue
10 leave Panama and San francisco the frst d iee1
days Of each month unless detained By unavoidable scc
dent or the nCnsrrval Of he Mails al Panama The Steam
era Of the hrst Of the month viii touch Acapulco San
Bias MsTaan San Diego ard Monterey. The Steamers q
the fifteenth ~ he month will touch 81 Acapulco but 81 no
other Mexican port
The follow ing United States Mail Steam Packets are now
IN the Pacific Of which will be always IN port a. each
end of he route
OREGON. .0ss tuns lTENTEssEE...lS $40 mns
PANAMA .......l067 OF. lNORTHERNER.IAo -
CALIFORNIA. l050 o.. ICOLUMBIA...... 50 -
UNICORN 49,. 500 .. lCAROLINA...... go
SARAH SANDS...............i,5'o ulns.
The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply regularly be-
San Francisco and ports 10 Oregon awaiting a he
former port The suvs Of mails and passengers rom Psna
and returning without delay with mss and passengers
for tie following steamer rom San Francisco
regular Be OF pTOpeers viii be kept up for thu trsns-
pOrthon 81 freight and transient Passengers oe1N7n 81
anna and san francisco.
Theconecon Ia the Atlantic viii be maintained BY The
Steamships EMPIRE CITY, leaving New-York an tho
l3th aud CHEROKEE, leaving NeWfor on The 18Th OF
each month. Tor ChsgreE third host viii ssO be kept 10
NeW-HoTk a. a spare steamer.
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PHlLADEL-
PHIA will form a direct line between NeyOrlo6ns and
Chsgres leaving al such periods viii insure az lue
detention possible the IsthInUs and forming With the
Pacific steamships. ALTHOUGH LINE 10 and rom New
Orleans and pOrts Ia Mexico California ard Oregon Par
sage from New Orleans car be secured from ARMSTRONG,
LAwRASoN ! Co.. Agents.
RATES or FARE FROM NEw-YoRK TO SHAGREs.
Saloon Stale Room. SlOO Lower Cabin BerIh...fs0
SteerGee fOurd with marsss and Board 50
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Saloon State Rooms $3.50 Lower Cs5in BeTih...eID
Storage found with malirsss and Board ......... 80
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO ASTORIA.
Cabin. 800 Steerage.
The COMPANY. s. aod s. Souih-st 6fD&W
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SSUPREME coURT-HARRIsoE C. OTIS, WILLIAM 2
CJOHNES. and DANIEL OTIS. ssainst RICHARD JAN
SON and JOHN LANG To tie above named deeh,ans To- are
tsrsby summoned and required 70 answer ne complaint m @ =.
Ion filed The County Csrt once o. orange Ooua
the S5ih DAY Of anuAry s6 and serve copy Of ol
OF Newburgh, IN TIE County q Onns- Shn t~-h 49,
after the service tbs summons, exclusive O. tbs day Of eA ser
cs and you fad % he compliant az aofesad '
to- tale judgment you Tor hs Of Your hlned
ADD Fifty - 100 bolar. with interest from tse t"el
ofIsruar, ISL beside tn Dated January - t
'so law6wTh FULLERTON FOWLER, PRES AYE
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C,UpREsE COURT, CIV and County Of N,r-T0rs-wlin B.

SUPREaE COURT, c;y and County Of New forsWlLin o.
lNAstor Washington Irving, James Gsatn jlhn JACOB .
sns Dass Lord tc1g executors OF the last sud ie'ie. o.
John Jacob Aston deceased oeiAsf Wn Mott james hol
Rnd Amelia Samuel c Mott Nathaniel Satonsts N
Burgoyne ans Ia h sis fsg Duncan Aaihoay A} ei.
.nS Nelly Jr Stanton Betee LOUISE Chamberlain r- L-f
Ar.S Ps5k. Ben W cianp Mary 2 b.. ~se. Aa s'ns
Psnsi John Rogers wgaa Ihonpsoa Joan G. DoEang, ~ ne
balswu zsbsi H. ~ wife, Casns O0thoui, -. IN
Palmer Iurs site Dasd ssush, soloaoa Gilbert sai MAI
Kzret hs Vie Wuaus Tmms, William l. Wanog AID Mant ~
vs joseph Ratd sna Gina EEshse BIS h sgnanon- for s
TO nus Nathan scosA,an W liam Au-
guus Psrr. Lsgoux sis1ton Be6ss Iou Cham -s
Auihony Molly FsJnans Ms Jr, Jobl Dow1g Eur Dos 2
nF Joanna D1wnre and Midsou Msdison D1uu. .ssnt
Dasd lOu HEREBY scinooed sA1 requires -
wer1he complaint us aCou, wrl w@ 1 q TIE ss ci
his Of lort Ehth
day January eighteen bundled and cry an
copy Tie sai ny A1t ON a. % ~
oce No p hehan Fsrtrge. IN he Cry ~ Wv fS VI a
days after ts se ~ tt fy o. such
Yea alto sald COMPLIANT tl t-e the
a. q partfs tts aston VII % j '9 te to4t r Pc
demanded he comp Dated Se Yors .Jsuay slsi.
= ltwOuIb HENRY DAY, flsr.h = Atoflsy.
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CROSBY q BELKNAP.

~ LAWYERS AND LAND AGENTS,
SAN jose. CALIFORNIA.
y q CROgBY d. p BELkNAP.
The above are located the Of Government, within
sin hours travel of Sen Francisco and have arrangements
for irsnsacng business in all parts Of the State They re-
fer to Hon VIM. n Gwin, Washington. D. Ci Hon. T.
New.York Ira Smith 4 Co lci Pesrlst 4. Benedict,
ESQ a. Wsl-st Y c BeReeict, ESQ ~ WaL-st Gree
lev x McErath; r. NJ Price Esq ~ Wsllst T. 5. Bel
knap & Son, Gold-st.; 4 Kenselt Co ~ Old slip.
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orange MOUNTAIN WAIVE
INSURANCE.
Odice OF the
NhOCtRS FIRE INSURANl

~n0~ dice OF the
EhOVf KS FIRE INSURANCE co.
NO 81 MaLst, corner OF Psarlst
CAPITAL S2O0 0no
Al an election held tlis dsv - ,"syV ~ 80
soO' SoOIr Of 2 Company FOR yes
Bel shermSn Ns-sNNesl of George Elder,
Peter Martin, Alexrpder ~ o., csdncis Sklcdy'
Rufus story, Asa : Porte, ~''' Suas pstalaior
Henry Edey Isaac Tsvlov ssnes D. MisJn
..At subsequent meeting the &c., -
acOhks LAqY was unanimously re6ecfed prossSsS, -
he Company J. MILTON SNfrt55 tIcsiatst OF
NeE-Yurt Feb 9 1881 ~ SecfeIry'
N D. THIS Company continues 10 insu-e R,t,,..
Aerehsndise, Household furniture Vessrs In pov,
~, zoe mo' favorable terms AL losses promptly saa,3
Gift
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= MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

sPANY-For Havana Nev-Oresns and Chsgres
Through Tickets San francisco, a. reoq-e 49,
Csgres pssseugeFs transferred Al Havana 70 me spe-
steamship FALCON HI
Ca WEDNESDAY, Fe5 10Th, Al P. NJ. the sPienaia
doub'e-ersi1e steamship OHIO, 5000 burihen -
FfxDiAY ScuENcK. commander, viii sail Preclsey
o'cOcb P NJ froil her pier a. foot Wanen-st \ VIZ
he Govern Mails, direct for Hayaua, Ne~-Oeai'
Fse'eLl tsktn a. New Orleans a. usual rates
Sreeie onlv tsken on freight 10 Havana
Skrrers of Containing gold sliful
ware or trv alfiCef commonly kn0wn vaua2le- l
snrv DE vaiIe of The shipment IN their bills u l-llnk u4
lie Cdsnranv VII Lo be espOnsibe Tor sny losses o. " =
-. $3.50 ~ f-s.r+. arrHvfo n D. ROBERTS
~ ,gs ~ WetssL corner Watch
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Perry Daviss
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, is the
Morse Compound Syrup OF
NELI,OW DOCK ROOT=Wh fenl


YELLOW DOCK ROOT.-We feel
N prompted by every principle Of humanity, to make
known 10 The world the wonderful efficacy Of this exusOr
binary preparation. Thousands have been relieved OF
great amount OF suffering and many lives saved by the
off Isacknowedgec by the best judges o! medicine TO
be the mos elegant scientific and saEtary preparation now
N use. and a. depursnve remedy seldom ever equse1
II stands unlivaed for the Of Eryspeas S9i Rheam
Cenker Scroca and al the various diseases arising from
impure state Of the Blood Also all Bilious complaints
and used with unpreceden success II al OF Female
Weakness and general debility, strengthening the weaken.
ed body givrg tone 70 the various organs aud nygOra
tng the entire stem, and Gto fortae cure Otthe Liver
plant CetSrh, Dyspepsia. Headache dizziness COughs
he Those sgectec with Chronic DiseRsessof whatever
form, win nt his medicine only pleasant the taste
bat certain cure II !; be within the power OF reuediN
agents 70 Affect their disease III composed OF medicines
10 happily combined 80 10 tend directly give lone 10 tbs
stomach and bowels excite 10 healthy action the Liver and
hewhoe Glent1lar System, sllsy Nervous Irsbity and
promote the nee action ofthe Lungs thus rendering Il ap-
peaoe 70 al diseases Of Chronic nature Il Ia purely
vegetable and may be used IN all enSes aud 81 al sss.
Bols OF the year
Prepared only by c MORSE K Co.stlo2 Fountains,
froydsnee and sold BY thousands I'll over tbs UnIs.
90 S,sles CSnSdes, &c hAydOok Corlies i Clay, 2ls
PeaJl a. N. York. General Agents ms 6ms
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TKNHE UNITED STATES and CALL
FORNIA EXPRESS COMMUNICATING NJ
T1cE MI. gro. M SMITH, OF the firm OF Kelsey,
smh Ridley agents in San Francisco FOR the United
States and California Express Company viii return per
Fmpire Civ Feb 18Th ana will personally take charge OF
ali packages &c and accompany the sane
through direct to San Francisco. Popneofs-A D. MIL
IFp a. 90 IL Wall AZ III 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13

IN PURSUANCE Of an oths Surrogate ofhs County
IYoyk notice hereby Eveu all persons having CLAIMS hst
CARLOS CRESPIO ate Of the e Of New I0 deceased 70
srt ts sas with vouchers thereof 20 the SUBSCRIBER hn
Dice no ~ the city Of New lors on OF -
sS,S a. ~ TsS,1.ry issl PHILIP 4. WHITE,
"a IsvS--T7s Admin traor
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TWO DAYS LATER NEWS TO

TWO DAYS LATER NEWS TO
= CALIFORNIA. by BERFORO CO.'S EXPRESS,
10 leave New-York by the steamers o. 9Th and 18th or
each month two days after the L. 5 Mai; steamers ana
arrive at the sarr San francisco Letters for sac
ramepto Stockton San Jose the Mines Oregon and sand
witch Isands VIII be forwarded mmeca'ey. BY TINS
EXPRESS two dAvs later can be sent from me NJ
ted States and VIII be delivered in ADVANCE OF the T. ,
Mail sr
NB-NO Letters are sent by the Postmaster az new
York bv The steamers of 18Th and 28til
Der FORD a co, Aston House, Vesey-st,
ST ard cor of CiHv and kes rneyets San FRANCISCO
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IINITED STATES Mail line from

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE from
u CHARLESTON TO HAVANA, via SAVANNAH and
KEY WEST The splendid steamship ISABEL. 600 tuns
burden. commanded by Capt Wilism Rollins, Will COM
msnce her regular rps Monday Oct and san regu
arv from CharlesOn for Havana on the lst and 18th
of each month snd from Havana Charleston the 8h
and I'd
From Charleston ard Savannah % Havana, $40
From Charleston end Savannah 10 Key West, $50
For particulars. apply 10 100
SPOFFORD. TILEsTON y co. IS Southst
Ia Charleston 10 NJ c. MORECAh.
AGENTS in HavsuA. DRAKE, BROTHERS K co.
Passengers leaving Havana by This ship reach Balt
more by he hnd route The NTH day or, by meeting The
itenmer Snnlherner reech New.YOrk 10 same rme. f
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~ AGE EXPR ESS-Per steamers NORTH AIERl-
CA, and EMPIRE CITY, Tuesday, liih, and Thurs
cav, 18th inst al r. ii.
The subscribers viii 81 patch Messengers by each OF tue
above steamers and prepucd forward goods through
without detention having effected Tie most complete ar
rRpgemeFs on the Isihmus By which unequaei dispatch
is secured Parcels received until the morning OF Tue day
the steamer leaves, and letters uBt = P Nj packages
and heavy freight must be delivered al Office prior to
the az Of sailing where goods waiting shipment are COW
cred BIZ insurance AL packages must be made perfectly
waterproof THOMPSON HIIChCOGA',,
Managers and Agents, l49 Pearl 81 corner Vail.
PS-Shippers by this Express avoid the annoyance
11eTr,s reasouable 81 tl3
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MRS. BURR'S

x,ryoIrE. OINTMENT.-A sure and
"A 49, o. sor the PILES, Chaied Limbs, ChA2Ps :
IN speedy cue r,ee has long been used IN puvsta
Bsn5 nc ca !. sesrowlecg-d be the beet article exAn'
ssrsf Of ne above s 9' Tss 'G N NSeYors By
For sac ~ ~ a. Minor Co. 24 Faltonst A
sssss loo Fg.on. Hsy1 ID Ses,S c. G. H. s.
Meceniahel " corner OF Iokn.st j. !. COddingtoni
REG brOs, md us Broadway, r Seeds soTerJ
50 ~ springst Agent for Brooklyn Mr' ]" DAYS
Us Fu'ons bv the Agents Of our Pain Killer genereHy'
PptOp and so'u PERRY DAVIS SON, ProPne1ors'
"a High-sL Providence, T.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.

OCEAN STEAM Ma VlGAIlON %.
O-FOR BREMEN. VIA SOUTHAmPTON-rh
L. 5 Mai steamship WASHINGTON, @. W. Floyd, com
msrder vii cal for Bremen, via Southampton on SATU R.
DAY Feb T. from Pier No NOnh River al Y o'clock NJ.
Price OF passage IN the fret cabin, : %
Price Of passage in Tie second cabin, 500
An eypefienced Surgeon is attached . the ship.
All letters must 20 through tnr Poet once
soece delivered 10 HAVE at reduced rsies
For passage Or freight apply 10 ~
MOLLER, SAND & RIERA Agents
11f5ts - Broadway.
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THE PEOPLE or TEF STATE or NEW YORK-To JuFa
4 A. we.'ak. Hafrsrst su 3D. Rowland Smith MARY Tsott
peuu.t Solomon John Pr derck
Jeha Joha s.aaet saie ssise-
Wfsrafe Fs-afe ~ John Miller, Na1i-l
Wssl- WOOD S1sn Waterbury,, a 4 Kemp, Tho
" Wood r. Watr1us Hoppcs sons John p. shepherd A.
hcDoas D. Tsfste Il Henry II. W A. Nsat
D. Freems- Marvel John Bachmtl Dlle Fgal. Rob
I'D Blaichord =. Jerrircs Jr, william Wans. r n Den'
William Tacoti gour Rp -, h-rJtn A Potter. Henry
Woo Mr. Graves Gs8re VA Foster, Georgs Banss
Thorsr w Zar all aha A. Nooie redql AID
JACOB WEsrLAKE lts The ale n VIII .ns-urgh Kiar
County ceceasd-te,rg. Yau. ard zach iyoa
a reraran uf
County Office the Ciy of Brolayu Cou1
t AFORESAID t fifteenth f Of Apr next al ten d Ct to
forenoon that day then The
George ald Be- Wessss a. Atmnstrsor,
Wssike T. where g. have
the seal Of Office Of be hesuno aGIsd. Witness
Je.se sml Eqre Surrogate our SAD county the Cy %
Brooklyn the ghteefth day December he yer
housaud eight auud,ed aaa 6 and % nepeadsncs
ssvfrtyffh. !. {. SMITH, Surrosat@.
NM, q BrcAsuH, Att'ys or Ataura:ors, @ WarstEY.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


GSUPREhECUURtIntns oftss application etns Asyof
kAdsrasnIns Cooaay oihs City ofNss Fork reys 70 TIA
~. S Vas ofa CITY Ttssat.csr Com
.sons Assessment the above entitled matter
he rsqarsren;5 L. People oe State
Of New fori entitled Ar Act q aend az At entities ~
INTO Act passed April isiS passed April 70 ies taa '
Sbact Of tic Of hs Commissioner ths
shove matter containing and OF ts lots ASSESSED
Tie ssoh lots they appear on tie nsPs Of ne Comu
Whistler FOR satuses bsus6t ali tie Gdsvts sas'
tn other documents, wha were lset BY re Conissons "
Eatng their report havete.n eepos st ne tfse 20
oec of tie Cty and Cocuy Of YORK. he imposition Of
whomsoser may there for ~ sixty Gays
n tie time place aossd ADdthe said Comm
Az Act 70 smsnd an Act entitled az Act relation cos
ton ,n Taxes tie City sss County OF New fors
s 0wnsI OF oS s s,,S ,bsrs5y -. her have co
affected thereby and VINO may oe opposed 20 -
"a rsoesss5 10 present usr objections writing DeAhse
~. ~ ~. 90 q: lis p,acs OF BUSINESS 10
II City Of Few YORK. within thrty days from ID.
sss Of hi, Notes that limits embraced BY 'hs sssensn
srs a. ao~ that to .sy-Au tose lot. pieces psrce Of
Ds (which VA Be required be taksg for tie purpose Of 2penf
ors On the southsr as by on me n.hstg
uss BY Seventh OF ihs s.steg sc w mr. snoe s E,
westerly AIDE By Fourth avenue And s4se Al the o pe 81
sss Of isHi ir9sg Gu hs v.'tsS sac o. fosl o.
Of Tenth street, and also o' NO 70 tour seaao a.
- moth vest corner AMI also al the ots pisces OF
Ss.woss Actor pcs sae Nnt also lot No 81 Fourth
lvssus also, al tie ts pieces, OF Parcs Of ana fo ca
rs ee and s.o IN. lot iuo~n BY Numbers So
sss s44 Sz4 snd S46 Bo.sg And also all toe o's Pes
s7ss between pscs sath street Ani also al TIE M
% ysaes between Entb street Ard the SAD
n WI. n,5s aud presented 70 tbs suprss Court Special
s Of he M crt 70 hslt tho City Hsn Of ths City Ct
fcrk hondsy TIE ID any Ct aaich ISL AZ az oP'A u
,s..s -Dsi.s New Yoa, D,csHssr :, ls55.
!AMEs PISKsETi, COMMUNICATE.
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ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT

ODISCOVERIES Of Modem Science for the cure OF
Pulmonary AGt tons. Ia the BALSAM OF WILD CbElSs
RY srd the cre Of is discovery Is due to the celebrated
DR. Wsiar This valuable compound has restored thou
sands OF sufferers 10 health II Is expec.Orant, tonic aud
demulceu and is ssid be purely vegetable preparation
Under magic influence he most obstinate coughs colds
and bronchial rauOns disappear We have used H. and
can recommend H. particularly at this season, when the
great cause of Giseaie east windf are so prevalent
The Original aud only genuine WlSTABS BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY was introduced 10 the 1858. and has
been wei tested Ia all the complaints for whchit IS
merded. For ten II has proved eicecous
remedy for Coughs, Gods Lhuenza Bronchius. Asthma
and Consumption in It's ncpient stages, than any other
medicine.
From the Dedham. Mass Gazette, February Is, 1919.
The Introduction Of this famous medicine 10 the public
BY Seth w FOwe. has been OF more service probably,
than any other cle that has yet discovered aud has
effected more Of various complaints that aesh ia
heir to- than ali the miserable compounds that have
been irumpeted throughout the country. TIE nu-
certificates in his advertisement fully subsantales
the virtues OF II.
Look for limitations and Countereiis. Remember,
the original and only genuine article always bears the writ
ten signature of |. BUTTS on the outside wrapper.
Price Is cents package Fer sale wholesale
tail by A. b. SANDS General Agents, 100 FutOnst
Thomas and Maxwell, S6 Wilfam-st; John Milhau, 1888
Broadway; Aston and Irving Housej Drug Stores and
ITO Broadway.
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l. splendid s,eaa ship sOUTHERNER Capt D.ckm-
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Is at O'clock PM precisely. All Bills Of ding sls1ed
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For Freight apply on board. Al Pier No. North River
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