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ASSEMBLY.
REPORTS.

Mr.. BRAYToN reported in favor OF concurrlng In
the Senstes amendments to the Watson Agri'
! cultural Institute DILL
MT n. BESEDIcT, bill to amend the act
relative to School houses.
NH ] ALLEN, in favor OF printing 200 copies
of the Regents Report on the Geological Sur
vey; and 500 Of the Report on the Paolc Lands'
Agreed to.
Mr. WHEELER, complete, the bill to authorize
the Northern Railroad to increase its capital
Mr. UNDERWOOD reported several hills Tor re-
ference to Select Committees to report complete
which we're 30 referred.
Mr.. SWORDS, complete, the New-York Fund
Mr.. ]. BESEDIcr, complete. the Rome Savings
Bank bill
MIR. TowSsESD, complete, the Society Of Re-
demPtioDists bill.
Mr. VAREuM, favorably, the N. Y. Harbor Mas
ter bill.
Mr.. MAURICE, complete, the bill for the relief Of
Philip ]. Bonesteel.
Mr.. Kinds, complete the bill to legalize GER
tain conveyances to the Susquehannah Bridge
Company
Mr. CADY, complete, the Usury bill.
Mr. BURROUGHS bad leave to present two pc
titions for the passage Of the enlargement bill.
MIR. SEVERANCE called up the question on the
final passage of the Monticello Academy bill, the
objections Of the Governor notwithstanding.
Mr.. sTRATToN sustained the bil-but the bill
was lest, Ayes 10, Noes 36.
Mr.. BURROUGHS had leave to report complete,
the Albion village tax bill.
MIR. LIE Roy, to report complete, the bill rela'
tive to weights and measures.
Mr.. STEVENS, to report comPleCe, the Onondaga
County Savings Bank bill.
Mr.. w. g. GREGORY had leave to introduce
bill to charter the NewYork Benevolent Savings
Bank bill.
Mr. HATCH had leave to move forward the bill
relative to granting lands under water. Agreed to.
Mr. WARD, TO move forward the Colonization
Society bill.
Mr. ANTHoN, to introduce bill to authorize
married women who are stockholders, to vote at
company meetings
The Tax bill, on motion of Mr.. WAKEMAN was
made special order for this afternoon.
MIR. o. ALLEN called up the report on the Black
Rock Suspension Bridge bill. The bill was re-
ported complete yesterday, but the question Of
agreeing was laid on the table.
MIR. D. ALLEN explained and sustained the
bill. and Mr.. BURROUGHS urged delay-when
The special order was announced, and
The House went into Committee Of the Whole,
Mr. BRAYToN in the Chair on the General APP
preparation bill for the support OF Government Tor
the fiscal year commencing on the lst OF OCTOBER,
1851. The bill was then taken up by sections,
and the following additions! items were proposed
and disposed Of
MIR. CADY moved an appropriation Of $500 tothe
Brooklyn City Hospital Carried. 800.
Mr. WHEELER moved an appropriation OF u, OOo
to the New York Eye Inhrmsry. Agreed TO-
Mr.. BLACKSTONE moved an appropriation OF
$4,000 to the Free Library OF the General Society
Of Mechanics of Nov.York -. = -
Mr.. LIE Roy moved 10 include S5OO Tor the
Franklin Institute in Syracuse.
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II The Revenue Cutters Morris aud Laney,
the former commanded by Capt Walden, and the
latter by Capt Rudolph, are now lying at anchor
in the East River. Both vessels having under
gone, during the past season, the most thorough
overhauling and repairs, leach being supplied
with a new suit of sails, &c.) are now in COM
plete sailing TRIM and look both gallant and gay.
The Laney is only in lack Of her armament
which, however, will be placed on board imme-
diately. 1t is thought she will then take the
place of the Morris, on this station ! in which
case the latter will probably be ordered to some
Southern port.
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UPPER ON AMERIcA-The American Telegraph
has correspondent who has enjoyed the privi-
lege of conversation with Upper, the great Fog.
liah poet and philosopher, in which, among other
things, Mr.. T. expressed his view OF the United
States; that view we here put on record by way
of instruction and warning TO the public;
"He IME Tupperl 10 much pleased with our country and
people Though he expected TO hud US great nation he
fnds US greater than he anticipated He thinks there
only two great dangers ahead Of this Governmen-one IT,
that our religious federation may lead into nhtey and
people may finally destroy the conservative spirit which
alone can preserve u.s."
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THE LATE PARKER II. FREScH.-Tde Loais-
We cowier gives the following sketch Of Capt
\. freneh whose criminal career has been lately cut
non II the hands Of ynehers In Mexico:
Aott years sncs ve knsw FrsreA lad whass
ssea wOut elsmsh sProach, cad veossssS wax vas
NeAs nly corhderee and esteem Of ms enpye
~ q oe community whh he hsn rssded VI nna ana
tnehs dposon habits AFov met with q ooe q
= nas enjoying the eon6osncc Of tkose able add "hnf
.ss ban asesns pursuits. whch bur sw with Limited means
esa ssee he commsneet his commercial career n ~ Loas
sncs undsr pfoepe regarded toe m oDg
ny Poe fot apparently easkag "a tss sou-
a@e PsssS doits ~hch Psioa he wSosd ans a hs &C
aPh,o oege sots " the tstusbs ant ds,oeusned
Siens q negeepig state seVasscn ne Affairs however
sesey es m'ftag. rtkesr Of hun IA Newfok,
esr a es shattered foaBss TIE ofnatr oil
esfpseuoh sescs zoe soss Tor The transportation Of snsus
eCEhaas he EFT wa upwsrts pa.ssngsrs Tesas
ansseed those sepTesaoa. socsy wbh resulted
u paying the peHay 81 the violated Avs c-ath
sa rfcal he seems o he 6seaar 10 hsy tbroxa Cd
Nns rssirent aud have " 70 spirit Of DESPERATION
ni saloon st With in tbs meet htrdensa much es 10
e vks nay be s.d have heea Aa, anoss "a en. To the
enc usfl addict that OF robbery an.y soSs M.
esus 81 tfanssresscts BY eeconng smssssr Thss sur
s him VIE. whose hopes Ga esria are e.esAs4 brewer aad
sb caushsr upon when should she hs ana heat
snvuh vii fowBs aecouet Of tns sn, q q ,sr
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mot having this years vote in Sherman and
westport, we have repeated that OF last year in
this years columns, 80 as to show how the Coun-
ty stands. Seymour has 100 majority for Gov
ernor where Foster should have had at least 800.
The change 10 made by Cotton treachery, mainly
in the towns Of Bridgeport and Fairfield. But
we are confident Butler for Congress has small
majority in the County, and is elected
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Counecticut Election.

BRIDGEPORT, Wednesday, April 9.
We have not the full returns from Litchdeld
County yet, but believe Seymour Opp is elected
to Congress from this District, by 200 majority.
[E The above is from a Loco-Foco
source. We do not credit it, yet it may
prove true, so far as the material fact is
concerned. Ed.
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A DMINIsTRATRIX's sALEasAUC-

IN TON Of valuable furniture and Ckbibet.Ie -
close The Estate ofthe late Henry Kpp decssse WI taks
place Al he store and manu- acEory, 10 E.t B,Ss1wsy
TUESDAY April IS 1881 q loi O'clock "a esS NO.
Bedsisads Boob csses, tTets-eetes oomars, Qasreis
ard Center Tables &c &c, together with tools hks,es.
unfinished woIk 90 hand, &c embracing 81 mo us ~
NEW OF Funiturs sEore, and Manufactured express
its nsTors Sale rereuplory and without nssIss.
iosues nav be has " me the dag before ns
ss Go By order OF the Acminsirsifix, AN" No.
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WHLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

ELEcTIoN-The election Of Village, Town and
District Officers took place on Tuesday The Indepen
dent ticket with the exception Of Mr.. Anderson (Whg)
in Second District, prevailed throughout Dissatisfaction
at the action of the Legislature In striking the clause as
TO the Charter submitting to the people, Is supposed
great measure, have caused the result; added to
which, some Of the candidates were personally cry pop
ulsr.
The following candidates were elected:
VILLAGE characterization, d. d. Winant; Clerk
John Broach Treasurer, VIM H. CoIyeri Street Inspec-
tor Jacob BENEFITS Well aud Pump Inspector B. Lynehi
Keeper of Cells, Robt B. Dikmsn Marsha!s VIC Smell,
Terence DonnelIy and Geo sheard
Town CHARACTERIZATION, A. J. Berry and Jas. ID.
spmlmsn; Town CLERK, John t. Runciei Justice OF
the Peace. Jas. NJ Aymsr Constabes, Gideon c. Austin.
Oliver Vanderwale David Seaman, John Dugan and John
H. Num- seaer of Weights and Measures, Thomas Bur-
rows.
DISTRICT OFTIcERs-Ist District-Trusees, VIM. T.
Leach Daniel BAKER nd Hamilton, ROard of III
nance Geo. Higgins, Samuel Wilde and Thomas Moorei
Collector Benz N. Dishrow: Assessors, s. J. Burr and
ROYAL Hewins; Commissioner Of Excise, Q. c. Con;ren.
lid Disnict-Truatees Daniel Riley James salters and
H. Comstock; Board of Finance, James Nolen, Russell
Chamberlain and John w. Dick Assessors, Patrick M
Short and Jose phi Anderson Collector, James Murphy
Commissioner Of Excise, Thomas Waters.
lid Dsct-Trustees, David Lindsay, Fordyce sSlves'
ter and John Mserz; Finance H. Shelard, j.
B. stammers and Edwin s. Ralph Assessors, James Null
lin and Richard w Bebee; Collector, Henry Cornwell;
Commissioner Of Excise II. thinner.
We present the popular vote several Of the officers;
President
wHIG IND REFORM. MAJ.
stepben waterman. ..1,146 Winant ,47e $50
Supervisors.
Abel Abel s b%.1Iiss.:.ss 5os ly Gi
Justice of the Peace.
James H. Isaacron....lOl9 Aymar ........l,f9O All
Village Clerk
c. A. Sparks.........ll34 Breach ........Lol4 SoO
YRla0e Tredmyer -
Timothy Cofhn,.......l,O7l Colyer.......l,469 395
The Officer, chosen serve to the LIST Januay 1882 when
the new City Charter goes into force The new President
of the Village Reform Wing, and Constable and six
Inspectors OF the Election 10 the First Distretsre similarly
classified with perhaps few others OF the same Sort but
with the exception OF Mr. Anderson elected Is an Assessor
In The Third Election District these Wings werean elect
ed BY the coalition OF National Reformers with the Loer
ella from the ranks Of the old parties
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RrrIRkmrSx M SENATOR WADE FROM THE

RETIRkMEEr OF SENATOR WADE FROM THE
v, 9vseiass Boa wass adjourned The sanut coumsa
- o. fsy ofaing lass ga vscatos ne Beech ~ doaor
"a have 81 s Bar saal ue The haed u every Henotf Pre
s spotss sousl sstt though With isaret eyes sad
essrs aud base hil alden Aiisr be hS isaFsa Mar
49, Va inmsdAtay tAsf. w Ots, bsq was es,e' %
~ SAa, and nosioa 81 s. Mcclure, recorded ,! . w
s .ss stnH, Tee, eonrg Messc csrPeni-r snd spsos
= cn resolutions expressive the fsengs OF hs ssneh
ss.,< Ms Circuit issug have Of Jusgs Waie' Neo
rsps "a Uatss Sa,es ss1as Appro ate resolution, we're
40 sacp,ea wish were srtsssd on Jos rnss By the
fRsssnba TO- Wh<, APrtlf.
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NAvAL.-The u. s. steamship Saranac, Capt
Tpa hearing the broad pennant u Com Parker sailed from IA
vana On The Sd met for Pensscoaocsrs and crew al
roth IL f,v Says g. brig Dolphin Lieut. Cong Thomas
Ps s,vss M yaoaraiso Feb ga from San Francisco g.
sapowsr 81 Mays Comm andsr Mag udsr at Vaplras
eh
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Election in Cincinnati.

CINCIFNATII fuesuayf APfl O.
The City Election yesterday was so close that
up to this hour, p NJ, the result is not certainly
known. The probability is that the Wings have
lost their Mayor by small majority. The City
Council 10 probably tie. The Opposition had q
majority in the last Council.
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1oRPoEATIos koTIcE-souee srssy ssn 2 t a. o.

.1CRPOEATI0N E0TicE-hohce IS efeey g}en, !. in
Nor owners Occupant or oceupius Of AZ 11erur AZ
proved Lsrcs Affected HEREBY 80 .rs Icsrsd
have csupesd - the 800 b M per
ne fee d the Bufssu Of Aiessmsnis io op
sors fsr-sd "a: cruss NaA X ~ a A..sss
r,e he Rat en-. Institute TIE hmD ,an,5 1900,
r- NJ feuds several H0gsss aod 49, o nsSisos
Loe pzrcss Of Lnac suai<s An e.r.ons shos
street Caltoa nontsoSefJ s.fss. 80 10 ar
interests sfscsd ~ tbs .e.'s A.. qlssisd 10 prsslt
sT tbiscfsrs wiug 70 TIE ~ ~. al ~. sotce
"a. q rs saTf FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC va
sefTH oeies Bursss q A'~s'sgrIs ssfss, o-psf
meat ApsiI0. i5o1.
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EIectioneering 10 New-York state.

LocEPoRT, Wednesday, April 9.
Il. s. Wilkinson, Opposition, was elected Su-
pervisorEby 1913 majority over A. Il. Moss, Wing.
The Opposition have also elected their Justice
Clerk, Commissioner, &c
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Municipal Election in Portland, Mass.


There was no election Of Mayor in this place
yesterday. Neal Dow, Wing, bad 1874 votes
sheply, Opp, s72; scattering 225 Five Wing
and one Opposition Aldermen were elected
The Common Council 10 nearly all Wing.
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CAEAL.BoATs AsHoRE.-NeWcdStte. Wednetday,
Is M-Thsrs are canal boats Ashore about
two lie. bsow this having broken away from the toE ms
morning during the storm Eleven Of the ooss ave sua
bAs hps md mules aboard vhat es bavs not bsel eoe 70
scen The place where they are asheT0 called Ssamhs
Ettu
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rne Infe Prize FIsn1 ana as Enccts.

BALTIMORE, W edneeday APHI 81
Collector Kane has discharged three Custom
House officers, William Jordan, stephen ENG.
i;sh and another, for taking part in the recent
prize fight. A large number of mechanics in dit
ferent establishments in the city have also been
discharged for the same cause.
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O4TENT CORAZZA SHIRT-The

,nhsrrihr bavipr rIade large sddIuons % 90 msnnE.
tory, is now prepared % furnish me above assaas.a
hs nn,,cs Al warranted every instance. he would
sIso cal attention bis larss stock Of gsetemeas iur-
nishipg goods seseec oy he agent and mgors 49,. ss
HosieSy &c comprising every srcle eppertsining 70
2ertlsmsns wardrobe j. AGArs, 81 Broadway, corner
PNk-plsce. I'm
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r,. Fvs,,ive Cass in Bostop.

Boston, Wednesday, April
The Governor has ordered the Attorney Gener'
al to advise with the Sheriff, relative to the serv-
ing of writ OF replevin upon the Marshal in the
case of Sims.
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NnxInnrinn OF rhe SO. Layyrence.

MONTREAL, W. dnes lay. April "
The two first steamers reached st. Johns from
Lake Champlain today. This harbJr 10 almost
clear of ice.
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Marine Disaster.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday April g
The ship Jane, of Kingston. Mass, which
eleared AZ Savannah on the 5th March. for Hava-
ma. with a cargo Of rice, struck on Elbow Key,
and the vessel Is an entire loss.
Markets. :. .NEw-0RLEANs, April a.
CoTToN has advanced fully ! since the sdvlces
per Baltic 1000 bales were sold to-day
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nr,u-uAvnN COuNrY.

TOtN.s.... 4SV5 acc f1''''''1'N'
mot having this years vote Of Oxford, we have
given that of last year in this years column The
County has not given 25 majority either way for
Governor
Toacns in other Counties not before returned
R 71,- 20 rs E75 SS1 rs
Avon ........ .o.i' "f e s....is 8 g
ACCOMPLISHMENTS SS%asS : rs iS...aS5 81 IS
~ CHARLES CHAPMAN (Whigl for Congress
has I majority over Waldo Qste Opp. Aemberl
according to full returns in the Hartford Times.
~ Ira 7Sttle, Senator elect from Wslingford'
should have been marked Opp. instead Of Wing
in our table.
CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoN.-The NetS-
Hapen Journal and Courier Of this morn
ing says:
"By the returns received here late last even
ing, the House thus far stands as follows; wings
lOa, Loco 90; not heard from, %. or the latter,
it is believed the Wings may have IL, when VIII
give US clear majority Of A."
MAssAcHusETTs-A dispatch from Boston
states that Judge ALLEN, +. s., has been reject
ed 70 Congress- from the vth (WOrcesterl DIS
trict No election in the lid and lVth and li10'
Districts. A Plurality will elect at the next ul~
a law to that effect having recently Pa''0o '"'
Legislature.
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The Boston Free soil Conventiou.

BOSTON, wednesday, APIu o.
The Free Soil Convention was continued yes
terday afternoon. Resolutions were offered by
Hon. Stephen Phillips. The frat declares the
right of hsbeas corpus and trial by Jury the
second declares the right OF all claimed fugtives
to all the rights of trial at common law the
third says that the provisions Of the Fugitive
Slave Law are against all ancient uses and rights
of freemen; the fifth says that no one can aid In
returning slave without violating the laws OF
humanity and God the sixth declares the Fu'
gitive Slave Law unconstitutional.
Speeches were made by Hon. s. O. Phillips,
Hon John c. Park, Hon. VIM. Jackson, Of New
ton, Gen. Wilson, President OF the Senate, Amasa
Walker, Secretary of State, and others in opPosl-
ton TO the Fugitive Law. Near the close OF the
afternoon session, it was proposed to keep on
during the night, it was thought the fate Of the
fugitive would soon be decided, and the members
wished to see the first nanacled slave pass through
the streets of Boston on his way to bondage; IT
was however announced soon after that the Com
missioner had deferred decision till Friday
morning, and theConvention adjourned sine de-
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KOIics A.r,s gs.a a., PROCEEDS o. II. eel. Of ts
Ie atssss his1 nsss orssr o. a. sao
"a. Hs eosAy rs- fors Jsrss ksz-,sa tss attn ga
WILL ~ DIytDkD - As s.s s.,,s !. - ,ss
ersdofs 81 he sad ntssssts sseor9ns tk.
o1es IA Ia Cts o, ss- yo. 81 a q Ma s.., :. -,
ocok the orsnoor q tat Gay Dsisd ts fo esy x.,~1
AID 1881 MA ~.
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SUPREME coURT.-wnsm s. IngaIs ADD carolns hs vie,
Sst John sons Jacob scas wyctOH Christopher soasr.
Mary Aun waters Er,osth cudcirgtcn sussa Waters, Ann
Reuben Jolly, John Bush and Polly his VILE and William jolly
Of the decreetu
the con pn,n this action To the ab3vs named Defendants Yoa
hereby summoned and red 20 the complaint this
acton filed the Of IN. Clerk Of tho Couny OF
s7h day of March, 1884, and OF
ocs the village OF Enra ia the said Coun
~ OF Ihemurg twenty after the service Of this
you exclusive Of the day Of such and you AL
the sad complaint vha the ne AFORESAID the plaintiff
appy e. the Court for relief demanded 10 the amt
Da,sd March S7,h 1851 JOHN wIsNER OF Emra Plaintiffs
Atiorpey aI0 Iaw6~Th*
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NORPOkATtOs NOTICE Puskc sosr- hereby rsss- ,s 49,
" sccepsnt sceapsts 81 an s
Improved unnprovst Lands. Affected srsbs, 6w,
have been eoups By The Assessors sst osrs
the ece 81 re Bureau o A~-ssm.nt, for 'sasos
ForhBings SEVERN es=tnsA ffj
Sever AseUos B. The hnit. embraces b. saes 40
al several houses and Les Of Groaoi
Le pscs q Lsns situated both s3ss Of ssvea
e. between ard FIRST ara 90 ooth size Of Avenaes
ans bewsn srh Ehh ts AHpersou whose interests
sSsetsd By the sbos banned -s-t sns ~ho cpPes>s 70
tbs eahss fhs rsqaess 70 present their
-nuns Co The uudensd thsS oce So Hal Of ksccrts
.ahIs hsy esys fsou The Gate Of tAs ncts SAMUEL Dk
AOI1 FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC Wa SMITH, Asss>sors
1851. al0lG
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Daniel Webster In Bosfon-Further Proceed
inss Of tho Aboiitionists.

Boston, Wednesday, April9.
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER arrived last night and
put up at the Revere House. He il IL rather
feeble health.
Last evening q large number Of abolitionists
gathered together in the fremont Temple
Speeches were made by Wendell Phillips, Elizur
Wright and others. Mr.. Wright hoped that the
people would come to the Convention on Friday
morning with their neighbors, by dozens, armed
with muskets and ball cartridges. He did not say
that they should use them, but they should be
present with them, and plant themselves upon the
boundary of their rights.
The Fugitive Law In Plymouth, Mass, &c.
BosroN, Wednesday, April 8.
A Town Meeting in Plymouth yesterday, voted
by 120 to to instruct their Representatives to
vote for Mr.. BuckiDghsm's Bill, impeding the
operation Of the Fugitive Slave Law. The Abo.
litonists are circulating petition to Gov. Bout
well for the removal of Sheriff Evelet for refusing
to serve precept to take Sims out Of the bonds
Of the Marshal.
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roTtcF IL HEREBY 6IVEe according av % 81 psrsoo
~ S.xs- e.r against LAWREScE ~LITEHILL ass Of tns
IN Kings County, deceased that they are 9.
5 - .,b the WITH the vouchers thereof 70 james hs
bbsF on Een Whtsh Administrations Of as deceased a. ~
asstnan ,tres City o SswYork, on q before ne ~, ny
N Nay neTt-Dstsd October H. 1850 OIL lsroin -
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NTOTIcR hssby according 20 law 70 an PERSONS na,I
~ clam. against JkEs billiard as Of Tie Cay o. s.oSa
IN K. County deceased that they required % sxnSn tes
80, - tbs youchsru thereof 10 The subscriber FRANCIS
sTRYKER Oes the CITY Hal y. c 81 s Jsos,y
sor,,sd m or hefor. first day OF August
"a W " FRANCIS B. STRYKER, lErsc,tors
- aa1.-srTb- JOHN SMITH.
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NrOTIcE OF APPLIcATIOsfor the ssehrgs Of an nsorea
~ from bis debts pursuant TO the provons o. ne s1 p
r. raj ts OF chsptsF OF the second paFt o. me hsss
Statutes HORACE BIDDLEcUh Of tbs Town Of otssns 70 Ne
countv Of nsosnt debtor Notes hf,. puesns
March 1851 Crsdons appear before Hon Lsnslog Soany
Juds Of Jefferson County, Counsellor &c At h once 70
tow In said Ccunty the 9th day Of Juss, eol a. ~
The rsnoon 70 they have way an
shoud not b OF said nseents estate ana ne os
from his debts. GEO A. bAubSi' A''i"'' i'' '
NIL IauI
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~ PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogate Of the Coaa o.
KsvYork notice is hereby given 10 all persons having ehn
sr.isst LUKE p PIATT ate the City Of Es~York comms
Merchant deceased to Prsssa The sane Th scecss IA
In The CITY YORK. or bsfos tbs thiIty ns
s,S of JUN asr-Datsd York the twenty second day OF 'sn
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GUPREME cOuRT-ln the matter OF the application Of the
~ hsor Aldermen ard commouahy Of the city Of New YORK;
laiys TO the opening Of Seventy shth from Third avssue to
F Finstssnth Ward o. said ty Notes hersby
hat the charges and disbursements Incurred BY
othe proceedings entitled will before
the Honorable John W Edmond the Justices Of the Supreme
Court Of his absence before Of the other Justices
the a Court the Supreme Court Chambers the City Hall OF
the City Of Nevyork Saturday the 18th day Of April 1884, At
O'Clock in tho fofsaoon-Dated New Y srt, .prila, 1881
JOHN II WHITE.
A. J. MONTGOMERY, Commissioner.
JULIUS aTTCaCOCK.1