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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-09-09

O. The London Globe says:-"Of the fear
ful STATE of Italy no stranger can form any idea.
The priests are urging things on to ruin. Tho
women side with their father confessors. taking
part with them, and after denouncing husbands
and sons for conscience sake, family union Is
quite at an end. no ono feels safe from arrest,
and no one can forsoe how things can be I'M
proved
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-09-09

FLAx CorroS.-Col. Baker. Of Illinois. says
the N. Y. Evo. Pos', has bought from tho pat
ontee in this country the right of using tho
patent for preparing this new business. Flax
is growing extensively 10 Illinois, the waters Of
whose rivers arc at present omplpyed inTostng
the herp fos uss In the Eastern States.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-09-09

Tho choIora is abs,ing in the wss,orn cities
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-09-09

The young girl paused moment after read
ing the note, and then raising her eyes TO meet
hor mothers she remarked ss she placed IL on
a work table. f
4 roaly Thick tha, W. Barpsc writos With
the utmost good seDse. almost regret thar
have uot seen man whose copdue, 10 sciu-
ated by such hooorable motives
This Iet,or said Madame Revial With q
mousnful t6no. certainly sugmeots my regret.
feel that could have lovod this young nan
No n 500. Nov what different tate awaits
YOU Are you not terrified with the sdea Of
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-09-09

placed on her finger the pledge of their union.
The same evening 10 order to fulfil the be.
nevolent intentions OF VI. Bsrsac, who was
obi ged to leave town for Bordeaux, and Anna
on returning to the old mans lodgings. he had
disappeared without pointing out his new
abode.
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CITY ITEMS.

ALLEGED CUBAN EXPEDiToN.-The trial
of NH l.. OSulivan ana Capt Lewis, indicted
with MAJOR Schle-,ln-er some weeks sincc.m charge
ff,riur out The steamboat Cleopatrt "l.A we = 10
81, expet.uou - CUBA. has been 81. down iof
n,vtmou,h. Nj O'>u-.'..n ana Caps. Le@is ale !n
%cv.York. MAJOR :. 0a> amons Tie prisoners >e--
old SPAN from Cuia. he having occa 10 he expo
,,,.,or unte. Gen Lopez. NJ OCono- is rs 94I
hon. d., 5000 feW days ago. 20 Co1H' We
hoard The Di>ir.,t Attorney sugges; o. hs as'isi
A., whether r would n0i re proper TO iI 'ae
,..'.,,.. taevwe a.. way ta-a.' ANA the relF
rs. ~vou uav cab. 5lt they wont come.
MAJOR Scheisiuser expected 10 lave been Gas D. '''
f.,.., in time o. aave au>a ered -> 'on-- Ills .7''
....- ,,,rre,,iv OK hl,i,el d, lis .--e-l-n- 5-f,
i..,,. leaving. v,. proudly n1r Pa, ~i-e'''' &c
....r .o.a so,av t.e cap, Le~.s. F.'
.....-.. ..t. f.....,- ...' a..--f
o.. ..a.,r.ro. ~, ..a d. BIS
,,..- .c. = .a0nc. ,a.r e. O.. A... D. ''@'
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5nsnranGc Companies.

EITIZ EMS FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMP KY-Ofices 81 Whl.L-Sf and lt7 Row
HHY -Thm C@npany with cash capital OF
el5O,OOO.
and lsrre surpus secuely invested continues 10 insure
aHainst Ices damage by FIRE on dwelling houses nei-
ssan.ss household furniture and all descriptions OF Per
soual Property. on the most favorable terms.
DIRECTORS.
Jeren,sh JoAnSon Aiouro Alvord. Daniel BURNETT.
William " alaes Thomas Motsiath, Luke Baker,
Wa I Valentine James G Baldwin, Jay JARVIS,
John Harms. Robert Barley. Francs 4 Falhei
Jaeeb Miller James NJ Waterbury
DANIEL BURNETT. President.
I.nps HI ktIeAE Secretary 81 MNFu
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UIILTON'S PATENT VIOLIN.-The
nOalcr Cure.

HUDSON RIVER WATER-CuRE
III gST6BI ISIIMENT 40 TtrJto"n. q pleasant ana
koaItbGl LEGATION and about one hours rde lom me c
80 Inn y u fihhoON' q" - az ''''-'''
DR. l.. NICHOLS and Mrs. GOV e
b|KICHOIS Water Cure Physicians, receive patients
6 eoptnafion aud treatment at their residence, No ~
Clinton place Elghih-st 9Th ay. lhef mornings BE-
...,,,l,s,,on all h. from u to o'clock sl3 I'M
HYDROphTHlC INSTITUTE-Leb-
anon SpunFf, Y ana No ID Lalsptst.' Nov
Vel (Ity -Hrs TRAIL. and HOSFOkD nave esta1-
ished a FEMALE DEPARTMENT for complaints re-
quinng peculiar management d. TRAIL viii pc ~ lle
ss.ssvs aI27 ims
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DACNlC MN STEAMSHIP COM.

~ PANN-ony Throush line ior CALIFORNIA and
OhfGON. VIA NAV ANA and OHAGRES fare reduced.
o. FRiDAN. sept 20, az M.-rhe slendid stesm>a p
ShokCl Soc luos burden d. Porter. 4. y, rrru-
uaad,g. viii SAIL go tRIDAY e6;h 81 scot AZ -
cocs NJ prcosc pea her Der a. the ,oot IF Warrca-
y Nodh Nirer, VIII us Government Mails .or Chlsrts
Co. bic oHcfat steamship SALOON
ta~cugsN leaving pa che GEORGIA vnu connect
NHh TIE ln.ftd N-l - .a steamship PAN M
nom ta.ts ' Y ,, tnc arrAa. 90 s>, astrs s.ld
'"t rts. No tttsutleU 20 Pan .u.t
or ass4F@ sppv the of,e Ne q ard ts Sel-Asi
A" a. ~ Nesi-st toner WArtk-N slff9e
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0lc0ilal.

GI nnn WILL BE PAID if DIR
" ,VOVTOBIASS VENETIAN LINlMENr
does moi cure Dysenery Chrome Rheumatism, Pans 90
the Limbs Tooikache old Sores, Swemes, &c quicker
than any other remedy Fo' sale by the druggists aud
So cents Depot 226 Greenvich-st large discount 90
wholesale dealers. sib Inv
LNEVER aud AGI'E CURED.--The
RTANPFnF MIXTURE. perfect rout and never
sal,nr sure for Chls and Fever, prepared solely by
IDWARD BLEECkER. NJ D.,
Pree 3 per bottle. lsl7 Inn Office No Sl Wooster-f
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NOTICE.-ESTATE OF NATHAN

i DUNN, late Of FhIld, pIa decc tsod To ATTAIN
DUNN. Jr Won hereby nouhcd thaf. rs Executors
aud Trustees under the Viii o Nathan Dunn. dcctlsed
We have tied 10 the office of the Register oi ais Tor the
CITY and County of Pladcph a. the state OF PeunsNlNa-
MIA fcc several accounts of The estate of th, sand ihan
Dunn deceased and have distributed the balances thtroi
under dtcts II the Orphans Court of the said County ana
that about To settle fourth account and you are
further notified 90 present Clam. 10 any Won have To
ana part Che sd estate Tor settlement % us - EAtcu-
tons and Trustees o before re - da II o. 11,I D.
1891 FREDERIC bkO"N
rurr Of Fluh and Chestnut SIS
ISAAC con Inns. l2g fihrrt-st thlAdDi ina,
Executors and Trustees Of Nathan Dunn, deceased
IL In
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Co-i1artncrsbip.

nISSOLUTlON.--rhe Copartnershp
Pbeieotoro eAstug hCtwccn The undersigned, tn the
uannsstuIuC ana selling SalcI'tus Is thus da dissolved
the tf tie parties The books and accounts %
ssid h,ru will hc leu with the undersigned. NORMAN
fRANCIS Who thoUlcd to settle The same, and Who
Paw aud discharge all liabilities o me Company, aud Co
whom all accounts demands against the same are 10 b
presented for payment September -, 1891
NORMA FRANCIS.
FORDNCE bNLN ESTER.
The SUBSCRIBER viii continue tonsnUtnouT Refined an !
Soda kalelatUs and the trade Mil ConIo 10 ue suppitd
hVBn the depot, No lqt Fu'ton->t - . ~
S6N' NORMAN FRANCIS.
EO-PARTN ERSlllP NOTICE.-Thc
" partnership existing under tAe name of AUSTIN
BRADY. Fish and OYSTER Dealer has been dissolved S
mutual consent CHAS AUSTIN
Nav Neis sent a. 1911 ~l3Sts
I Asst MOTTO E.-Au persons having
d any demands asamst the late nrm of CROOkE y
FONkS 81 CkOOkE. FONkSN co, ave requested ''
pessht them 60 the AssignreS az their office NJ iU West
IT. Those Indebted vii make immediate payment ult
save cests CHARLES CkOokk, A.s,..,,..
saw ABEl. y PETERS. '7'-'
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EplBLJC ADMINISTRATORS OF

Epl.BLIC ADMINISTRATORS OF
4 FICF. Ne Na>Sau-St Notice IS hereby gwen, %
the relatives and ue,t ct nm of ca AkLL> MATTHEW'S
ai, If the civ OF New Nork dealer deceased and
he Is alleged Co died mtestatc, that shall apply
Che Suro4ae of the County at New York Tor letter. Of
ms tration unor the e the sand ate 90 the
20h dar Of October next 80 10 clock IA the 1rcnoos
Dated New YORK. Stpt ~. 1871
JAMES THAYER Public Administrator.
SIG Jaw tWTuAF
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Il PANY-CNIN THROUGH LINE FOR SAY
FRANCISCO wa eli AGRES direct FAkEREDl NED
Ca SArik III ~ SCOT 20. 80 4 NJ, the eolN new
dVutlc engine steamship ILLINOIS the bt>t 4rrsn. d
Hid fastest s;sue. tac World 100 '.oS. Htnry J.
hsrttiuo. : .C.na .rlCr. vii SAL .n SAI( kDAN
Nelt e. az oclocs = NJ prc'lsc. nom Lc- per SO the
hVt 81 tntu-St Noua River, with the G'refn l.ci :
mails dr-c .or thasf,s correcting With 'he 'avorrr :
Max St.au~aIp PANAMA. o. sui vruout ap, deI3 f'r
san FRANCISCO, oo .rr,A oi t1. passengers .i,
pals 10 PANAMA
Afehiisrau Dom. connected with thc Conusny az he
ha~il yo forward b, .l.S steamer. aHrns a. upHortu
MT, fr families prastcilg g. C4hctuli 90 avail the -
FNes Il A.s information and eNptucnoo a. cr'>sos 'hs
lShmrs
Fer pssa-c ~ icshf alr, 40 the Office. 81 ind IS nh
a.. o. i M WCst-st corner Warren. SIS 20
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The Committee reported 70 change the Assessor
ysluation a. follows 10 add " valuation on the
T. ghth Ward. Brooklyn. 50 per cent. 10 Ninth do,
d Der cent 70 Tenth DO. 10 per cent. 70 New.
TtIecu, 20 per cent. and 10 deduct from Williams
burgn. 10 per cent
The above report gave rise 10 a long discussion
Between and 10 o'clock VI the discussion closed
and The following amendment was made by super
VISOR Kent, and adopted BY the Board IN lieu Of the
above alterations To add 10 Third Ward, Brooklyn,
psr cent. 70 sixth do, per cent. to Eighth do,
~ per cent 10 Ninth DO, % per cent 70 Tenth do,
per cent. and 20 deduct from WIlliamsbufsn valu-
atIon 10 per cent and from BuShwick valuation
per cent After which. the report, as amended, was
acortfd. and The Board burned.
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JOHN FOWLER JR y
DAVID SEAM AN, (oMHlssla uers
GEORGE BOYD,
YORK. September IS, 1851. sl9tNti


~ FIEI d A.orue, General Of Tho state of New YORK
Against TIII PRESIDENT. DIRECTORS AND COM
PANN or THE CANAL BANK or ALBANY In
pursuance o an order the Supreme Court of the state u
Nt, YORK made the tWtut, eighth tp no Ma, $780,
the undersigned. Recover ot the Canal Ban, Of Aihas
h,rehy ewes not,e To the holders If the OUTSTANDING crcu
latino notes balls 81 thc Sud Can Bank, and to thc per-
sons holding the certificates gwen POS thc undersigned as
snrh Receiver tor the balance ad 0n notes ~
bills surrendered rcccNug tho hrsi DIVIDEND ,li 'iNs
rc.ut that thc required to present te sad notes ~
OF e., ga Che Cav ot ALBANY. within tnu years from he oe
nj notice orlu default thcr,oithathc, Witt ptcuded
from the benefit ofthe fund provided for he mont of me
SAID uotcs bills and certificates, asd from an clam by
reason # holding the same, and that Tie sad fund viii he
osed of under the direction at the sAd Court Tor The
benefit If the other creditors Of the said Canal Bah n
such manner as may be hereafter determined For the
greater convenience ~ those holding the sand bills and
tf.aes the Receiver has made arrangements b winch the
same N also ho paid presentation 90 me Commercial
Bank m tins clty Albany june :. 1890
,.7 ltw2yE ANDREW WHITE. Receiver
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a. tI.I4 IJl4A III u A@-' !
- HALL or RECORDS -Plolc notice .s -t'e q. ,
o. that tie f1 owing resolution, have ne.a -. a. ~ T
Pr9rd of ts,Is ant Aldermrn. TO OPEN and OK n.
EokTY- SINTH- ST from eff -aV % Br -dnfr IT, LA0
nee ieet vide through SlDEW ALk>oi 3--i Ply n
Lrtao,,ar md t-lav Also. tle following re.ou I'D To-
EFPANE and GRADE OLIN EkSI. iron water 90
SUmth.,t All lersou, Interested having I'D .ions mere
, sr., e ~ before the 1.tH ii. ~ s. lsi 80
<. .-.p.,..r 2a l4I JOHN T. DODGE
. .
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Board or ALDERMEN

BOARD or ALDERMEN -N!DttU '>taAt'"
NoNpAl. SEPT. -, 1851.
p,.,.1-Norsan Morcaus Esq. President, All.
GIfu Dodge. >,urfeFaut, Oakley, Chapman. helif,
Sl'fn. Bal Hsv. Mucr CoJk. Bari, Br;.on.
Belamdter. Franklin. tOnchlln. Dooiey
The mluules oi the last meeting were r'Au "ht
'b,1tm,-By sd. Miller petition u John p. Phil
Inns and others. 90 have litA-st. between Avs ana
L regu lttc. Referred 90 ,ommllee On efeeS.
Hl Al. De.amaier. pcuL0n ~ Michael Nt h'''
and other, 10 oe paid balance due them on CERTAIN
contract. becned to Committee on sewers,
By Ad smith. remons,rtace ot Is sac l. Coy. aii
others against the laying OF me Russ held pave
utut u bf0a," gay. htief-tA 30 'ne Commune "'.
Rtpalr~ au0 supplies
ly Alt Delama,er. petition a. John p. Cumming
fora lease OF t1c lIoustOL-s- Ferry Referred to
~, Ala thanmaa. petition of the Comms>iry
General D4me' Ice, - be pad iof certain masel-'
nmisa,t by order 90 the late MAYOR Referred 10
Committee on Finance
tt.aHs-by AID. Doo.e}
Epa.,f. That the sidewalks oa tle westerly s-ie
Of cc-ay. Between 4l,t AMI i2i-sts, oe reeI,Ats-'
ERA. eI sul Jagged four feet vide, under BE dfee-
lion oi tne stree. 0mm,s, .olef
Referred 20 Committee on ltoa-'.
by Ad Deiam4-cr ,l
R,so.r,t Thai The 1th--v. between i+ih Md -'i-
SIS IL .f-1.fl with gas under me dfecl 10 ~ 'A'
{ lu I>>CIer o. streets an l. --i-s ...-'---'
F,,'. 49,. ~ TSst, the Election Pm fortae IHd d.
trirt III Ward. re removed from NJ l3i "feen"icA-
$. 20 the hors, q John Hammer No. i'O "iesA-
Vlch->.. Adopted.
Ry Ad HaW> ~r-.-,
F,rl,s Thar ne Commissioner % Repairs an
S.rre. h.. irrcte. Gu have ltta-,t, Jci~een inc -
aIt s-i-at>. repaired forthwith Adopted.
p AID. HaHs -r.-.......i
Son - Be- aff be- j. hereby directed o. iTnlsl ~
I>rU.tr,- Pol., Office ~ The a as u J'lsl e. Win
.-itare .ron ssfe and mat the SUM o. 500 - a-
propuat,d - pay FIR me same
Referred to Committee Oh romeo
rs At Bruon ,o..
te and he ,s hereby authorized 90 employ suiito.e
t.r,or as ssrfgener ln ms Office ios Perod 10; ef-
ce.gin. tfre, months Adopted
Artmmurirarlon vas received ,romtle Receiver
Of Tye.I u relation 20 correcting ID error % assess
n.rf on uT.rert- H. al>ts-.. between bfoai"aT aI1
am at Wb.r,l0ou Aid Br'on presented TIC follow
u- resolution. VIZ ,
Resoi,,f That the Recovered ! axes - authorized
% ar-rft The TX Book f1r m wear lsi9 on pro.e,
o. .r1st.d r.. -f>f>' Oh fne north SD. between
III. fus- and itH-ty. ,a Cat -le several 'til-aon>
o. ..t l- re-r..f--e a-- --f t'-e ni c- taxes
r-,-uft.e t1H...... .' f.tr.s la 1870, 3
.,t.- .,r... .- --r. Il.. b. Nr1
g. r...-.t.
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By Telegraph to the Ncw-York Tribune.
Thc Christinna TRAGEDY.

LANCASTER, W cCneSday, sept. -. l>Jl.
The examination OF the prisoners brought mere.
charged with beng concerned M the 'hr.s:Ana out
rage. was resumed at the Court House, at O'Clock
this morning.
DR. Pierce and Marshal Kline were recalled, and
after their examination the testimony ot the Com
monWealih closed.
Mr. stevens opened for the defense by stating that
they viii prove thar Lewis and Runaway were at
traoCd 10 Parkers by the hrng, and did not counsel
The resistance male 10y the blacks, and mat they
were not present al the time OF the murder.
Ten witnesses were examined tor the defense.
John arr and john : Cochran both testified that
Scott who Yesterday stated that ne wJ0hnl Morgan
cut Edward GOrsurh over The head with 4 corn cut
ter. saw Mr. G.. shot and supposed that Slmms shot
him. was IN the house OF M Corr whcn the occur
renee took place. three miles distant Considerable
discussion sued relative 70 the admission OF Ger
tam testimony. At the close, the defence rested their
defence
The oommonw ealth has Two witnesses yc' to ex-
anime.
MI Thomson. the District Ntorncy, mas la0ored
zealously IN behalf Of the laws 81 the state and the
United States / see from the evidence aiduced,
Ihat ne Will ash that the prisoners be committed Ia
answer the charge of treason against the United
States.
The magistrate will give ms decision ID the case
tomorrow morning at O'Clock
Another important arrest was made AZ tnnslidna
this morning, at 10 o'clock
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II. Tnited States

NOR LIVERPOOL-United States
A NJ a,ser.h-, PACIFIC. CAPTAIN Era We
Ths -tesrer vii DEAR Nnh ths 2 Mails for "a ope
po~liseiy s sATI hDAY, g = o. a. y oc"e1 IN
- ferff N shs Got of Ce1al-st No h11h Sc REQ Ut
pad fer For sighi passage having un"}ho aocOm-
Jsdst,ons foy sIeragns and c.mflt, aggly 70
VnVAPD COLLINS. No y dl-fi
The s-sauship BALIIC VII gloosed me PACl, - ana
raj Oct o. sI1--
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PLACE OF WORSHIP on THs COUNTY
FARw-At the meeting o. the Board u Supervisor.
onWednesJay a communication Was read from Rev.
Carter Chaplain AT the Aims House, &c, suggesting
the propnety Oferectlng place OF worship and sub
altiIng plan for the same. tor the accommodation
OF the Poor and others On the County Farm At Flat
bush The communication Was referred to the
Aims House Committee for report.
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Ocean Steamers. 81.


n :. MAIL STEAMSHIP CnMPA-
4 sNN For NEW lori FANS direct wa h ANANA
FANS kEpCCED On FRIDAY sept Is, A. 5ocl1, b,
Pm THE splenoid Ssam,aif GEOROlA. SVeo tans our
OtA u % poitCTO $ \,CVmnsnd, 40 SAL ON hluAA
sgt o. a. preolsey O'Clock NJ irum her prI o. :
k.i oi srrrn-st WITH TIE Government Mails, direct ior
HAVANA sRd NEW -OSlEANS
fRrlGllT taken 90 NEW-Okl LEANS .. rctuccJ ra,c>
Specie only taken ou tcss 30 Havana NJ tails 81 lad ns
Nj b. signed amer fhe stCauc. has SSl.tt
>Aipres -,r He>ta % >op4N TIE u>t ives w b
The Cunpanys Bills a. lAd.ng, wal,h naf De htd ga t.
Phcatlgn ~ t1c ,tlCe. NJ c.Acr lsln WI R. N-nel
FNT ne eht sage. AMY ~ the c-tCe % Re COMPANY
sI5,S3S ~ O. ROBERTS
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NOTICE is hereby given 20 all creditors
! Y having claims against CHAIR rs 4. WILLIAM
son deceased. formerly Of Geneva, Ontauu County That
they are rcQsutd o. exhibit such CLAIMS Wh tc vouc ht
thereof The subscribe. az h> Office DO tle \llltsr %
Geneva the COUNTY OF Outano, before the twelfth
da, of F,hruar, htNt-Dated Geneva 28th JUN. 1891.
aul tlwOmF JAMES II. WOODS. Executor
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Board or SUPERVISORS. The Kings
County Board Of Supervisors met on wednesday
afternoon Il the % Old Court Room Ia the County
jail, ln RdymOnd-st., DIR. BERRY, u WiilIamsDurgh,
(President presiding
Rsp0rf u The C0gsttes the Eglai zattOa Qf TGres.
The Commute reported that they had thoroughly
examined the following, which - the valuation OF
real e,tsic m the County " Kings. made by the As
SCISSORS. for the year l-5l, together with which we
give the equaILed valuation last year and the In
crease value of property on the present valuation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-26

All Democratic papers throughout 'ic country arc
requested topub.l>h The above cal.
james SauUou, Of New Hampshire who tag
nI,hc> tins call 10 m, H,laid says
"Al the Delegates Who have becn elected 70 the
National Convention. tnus far, Dy Conventions IN
Ncw-Hamp>hlrc. Mas>achu>ctt, and Wisconsin, are
| assure Won. utterly informal, and they can ue'e
take thtT seats The men Nho have thls carry
chosen DELEGATES To Baltimore. have done Sd without
the least authority from Thu central orsaniz alton OF
the Democratic party Every one huO"S that the
Democracy of these states could not move ln the
choice Of Delegates before the regularly Authorized
call was issued"
Hmkcusm n NcW-liamp~hre. Massachusetts
and Wisconsin meets with no favor from thr
constituted authorities OF me National Demo.
craCy
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. ac.

corimg % law. 90 an persons having oipm, as-tns
DANIEL. PIONEERS late OF tAe town III NeNteNn
Queens county. deceased. thar thcs required o. exhibit
tie same with the vouchers thoTeui 10 the subscribe
TITS " Power. 10 No lG Glm'on-st, IN thc c;t ID
BROOKLYN ou O. before tt Atuttth t II December ~
Dated D. ne Do 1851 TITUS W POW ERS
ieg0 N6mt' Administrator
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Return of the Attorney General 10 washing
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

QUEENS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAR
TN, Far Will be- held At jamaica, the "a OF De-
tober Hon John A DIX will deliver the Address
~ the Reformed Dutch thurch At noon. The DlOw
ING match viii take place AT O'Clock, and the en-
trance for horses, stock. &C. Will be- on the Suffolk
road The Fair ground Is a most pleasant place, am
pie m extent nnely located. plenufuiy shaded, and
The ciuzens viii make every possible arrange
ment first 10 render the Far attractive, and next,
to provide for the personal accommodation Of their
guests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-26


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officer. r rorI shat as thc door rf tlf store N> Jlr~
open nc aar,.ortae store as-t o.. a. t.e1s.>
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d4y evening ,ac Board Of Ale-M. -l ioL - -l-.
,r fayorofreb,..l sirc E,scv Market The Committee
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FVi ''''' .e "rF'of - ~ |
building 10 sufficiently large So Accommodate -l>-
rerSarI and Police Cont AS So u as Tho. rar,e- L.
IN h. IN r,r,,i aoo f.. and ~, breadth - foo. II
VIII '' '''- "
d as" t+pl">e' 'u nave "h IRON Dc i''e' '' ''+
on the same
HARLEM RAILROAD The II O'Clock
uiobttrt-r from, Nsvs-l or, for For6bso WaS,-oope
n MS progress half mile short OF Harlem ou Mon
has .tfaved onto 1hc rais. The engine and 6r, Ear
were thrown Oh the track necesSiiatng 'ne passen-
scr> Nala to Their respective definitions. No
PASSENGER w.. injured
[ lad Two. ] A.. ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-26

Providence Thursday Sept ., 1851
The steamer Empire state, from Fan River, Tor
Nev-N Ork run into by the schooner II II. Tall
man, from Ale vandra for Dighton last night, near
Fort Adams The schooner had her bowsprit, llb-
boom, and head carried away. and IS lcaky. She
was towcd INTO Newport by the steamer, which az
terward proc eeded up 10 Fail River. and repaired
some slight damage, and lcft again abou. O'Clock
tins morning.
The Steamer " Bay State" from New-York tor Fall
RIVER was run into last night OF Fdlkner's island
bva schooner loaded with lime, bound up the Sound.
which had her bow cut down, and bowspnt carried
away and was caused 10 leak. Two men we're sent
on board from the steamer 10 render assistance and
,he stood OF up the Sound.
Return Of the Attorney GeneraI 90 Washing
ton. &C.
WA,mNGroN. THURSDAY. Sept -. 1851.
Attorney General Crttendcn arrived N TINS city
last night
Markets NEW ORLEANS, Sept a.
The news brought by the steamers Washington
and Africa has been received and sales have SINCE
been made Of 1900 bales CorroN, without any al
vance IN prices Mldd ing beng stlll quoted Al &c
Cons iS .calce and advancing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-26

HARLEM RNnRoAD. Tie II o'clock
night tram from NeW-l orn for Sordham. W2> stopped
n MS progress half q mile short OF Harlem 0u Mon
day light cy coming n contact with an OK, WHICH
had s'ravel on ITO tho rails. The engine and hr>t car
were thrown Oh the track neces>itaung the rassen-
gers foWuA to Their respective destinations. No
vassC0ror W D.. injured