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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
Court Of Common Pleas WEDNESDAY, March u.
Before Judge Woodruff

EmeHe de MdrgUeriteS VS.. John GrlS-
tod and ofhos p aictf German took massage al Lon
D. on board ship Margaret EvsDs. In F-bmty, 1880
with h's wife, children and servant for this city He al
lees that lie placed board tue shiD, baggage nde
Hges hut eli ht Of which delivered u bin, the
missing package being truuG containing ladies' and gen
irmeus wearing sppse ard other articles To L1e value OF
645 He brings seton az ns the owners OF The ship, a.
common carriers, % recover tue smOunt
For defense Il IL alleged that tbs ners had no know
re OF The her ~ packages possessed or brought on
board bv plaintiff OF any being lost; aud also deay her
hsbiity the uunb IN question: e1 the articles a.
lrged were cnntenrd In 1.-The plsnft Own statement
Showing Il contain silver and pla ed ware apd mer-
chsndise beside cloing-tha the freight never vas PAL
upon such merchandise any notice ever given 10 he
their sgents that such property was on board
&C. The caGe is sill on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
WASHINGTON.
Butler King-Day's Dinner-Tho TrIbuue's
Charge against Speaker Cobb.
CorresDoudence of The Trhuna

Butler h1ng-Day's Dinner-Tho TrlDuue's
Charge against Speaker Cobb.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March II.
Mr.. 7. BUTLER KING il not yet confirmed
Perhaps the Senate have not been in any haste
to act upon bis case, for the reason that news
may arrive any day of bis election as member
of that body. The liberal member from Califor-
MIA to-day informed me that, judging from intor-
nation he possessed, contained in private letters,
there was little doubt that Mr.. KING would be
the successful candidate for Senator.
Mr.. EwBANK las stated in Saturdays paper
was probablel has not been, nor do believe he
is at all likely to be, removed knew imme.
distely after l made the misstatement telegraph
ically some days ago, that there was doubt about
it. 1t was stated to me from very high source
that his successor had been nominated, which in
duced me 30 to telegraph. Upon more particular
inquiry in quarters where the information ought
to be had correctly, found that nothing was
known of such q nomination, and determined to
trace the matter further, but was taken i'll. The
richest part of the joke in connection with this
matter was the grand dinner given by Mr.. DAY at
the National Hotel in honor Of the act OF the Ad-
ministratiOn in the Csupp0sedl removal oil Mr..
EwBAEK. This dinner was on w Wednesday even
ing last II was attended by two or three Sen
atOf6, several M6mOeTh Vi OOn6ISssj huu Suo CUT
respondents of the leading journals THE I'rlb'
une's cOrresp ondent excepted-whose invitation
card the carrier must have lost Both Editors
Of The Express were there, which certainly gave
an additional oOloring to the supposed removal OF
Mr.. EwBAEK.
Another probable part of the story was that the
Mr. CURTIS appointed was the author OF valu-
able scientific work on Patent and Patent Law.
IL is not too much to believe that considerable of
bo ak has been perpetrated in connection with
this matter -,
The charge made By The Tribune toah reference
10 the Interpolation of House amendment INTO the
NavQ b,H achich did not pass the Senate, IS fully
borne out By the Journals Of the t0O Houses, the
SohOle TRANSACTION stands there as stated. THERE
Is NO RECORD IN THE SENATE JOURNAL OF THE
PASSAGE OF THE PROvIso INTERPoLATED, BUT
THERE is THE RECORD OF ITS REJECTION BY
CONSIDERABLE MAJORITY OF course no contract
made under such law can pass the ordeal OF the
Supreme Court. Those who take such con-
tract therefore, ought to have long purses
This effort at Jack sonism by Speaker COBB, VIII
be apt to fail before the people, and were he now
in office, it might not perhaps, fail OF imPeach'
ment before the House.
The effort to overthrow the contract made by
the Secretary of the Navy, (Which was the object
of this interpolated proviso,) was small party
trick designed to cast censure upon wing
Cabinet Minister. Under all the circumstances
il ia not improbable that the California Dock may
have to lie over WoUrEH Won A"lLLAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

QgALIFIED VOTERS IN MAssACHUsETTs.-Hon.
Amasa Walker, Secretary Of the Commonwealth
says that in all the towns except four which neg
lected to make returns, it appears that the whole
number of voters was .O33 The whole number
of votes thrown for Governor last November was
l2l, 372, so that more than sI1'y dtOasdnf voters
whose res were on the check lists, neg lected
10 avail themselves of their right snd privilege
There were q. 497 in Middlesex County alone
%, GOA in Suffolk; 2l2Q2 in Essex; Worcester,
254ss, &c. This partially accounts for the great
Wing losses in the noble old Bay State Common
wealth.
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u. =. District Court. Wednesday, March 10.
Before Judge Bets

DECISIONS Robert j. Pdnde0dter VS..
Jacob K es,erres For collision between bellsnTs ste AN
ing Margaret Kembie and the sOop Novelty, In me tas
River of Jackson Feny TIE Court considers tnat DON
vess Ia we've IN fault die Novelty Ia not having msn 81
he helm while she was tnppg and tn sieam tug Tor a.
tempting 10 40 inside the Novelty instead o. keepiag ~
the middle Of the niveE sgFeeaby 70 sce OF AgrL -
This Court VIII ENFORCE the Observance OF me lA~ ~
navigating State Ordered an equal applfuOuh 'nt
OF the loss between the two vessels and each parry " 0s~
SGmreI It. TisdeH and Others against
FL S,o,-,b.ot Beyo-A schooner owned by lbealS and
The steamboat Hero came ID collision IN tue ngnt 40 IN
the Sound Tie COur considered thai me steamer was 70
blame in pressing % close upon ne scn sne Ai ~ ~
schOoper 1t e I1siaDt before striking led TO the COLLISION
Ordered otcrce for damages and costs .
Davd N. LOUc We. the Schr. DdrtG j.
AnSerso1 The sloop Planter owned BY Hbeao ssa me
srhcubef carr IN collision 10 the day ume' on me NOta
River opposite Youke The vessels were De aung op ns
River ard oppOs. Jacks, the schooner naVng TAO
bosfd privileged tack. Held that tns IuleI OF ma %
law aapsd " and governed the navigation OF Vesses va
the North River and could not be controlled or wares
leca usaRes or Held thst the sl0op vas 20 lo
vpdward Of he schooner and sufficient distance ao9se
-. 40 hsve psssd SAFELY ana rot therefore. bound 70
give way a. tratthe set ooDer was bound 70 hold nor
Coarse Or she stered 10 give way and hsl BY lahas
so m ming I'D into wind she had caused the collision
O,deed hsi be entered GgansI the schooner Tor
Geo. Marshall VS.. Charles II. MIrshaIl.
pa .loop Genius owned by lbelAnL rcd a. ne
I'D ~ pi-T No 10 Ess' Rivor ule steam ass oSsa
nn,cs Poi, were lowing ths huh OF ths steamboat arc
ne The 90 ish suUck the schooner and sJhred heS
a. an. (lrh wss not exem FROM responsibility TOT iho
iaiury by besg under hodet OF mo Ph'1 OF IAS AS'S
I,h1 Fan PeIt vs.. The Steamboat ma
- III .teau boat Cleopstra. Owned ~ The no -iiAas
49,. me NJ sxsI came Ia collision 10 no p -. hssl
Co,nerg Hook ths New-f0fk side or the river
$780, ., - gsdf I'd oIass 10 shore ard hs ClsoPai-
min dawn and endeavOrtBg 10 hnld hef 01e 's.i.o
ofths NiaxHA Tae ooisiOn was previous 70 A' ''-''
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ELECTION RETURNS.
Supervisors, &c.
SULLIVAN CO.-lComplete.)

wHIG. OPrOsITIoN.
hsbuFeh awkward Paien Calllcoon- Jackson.
mshating-Alex Graham FOrrestbergh-ST l. NorriGS
ksyerslnk-N Bensons-S. Llberiy--Beni P. Buckley.
OrpogTloN Lumb-rlsnd-Ths Williams :
tshel-Reuben Frazer.A Rackland-Amas Y. Sheesy q
tssAoctoa-wm Ii Curis' Thcmpson-J. c. Holly.-S.
Those whose names are marked in Italics have
tea identified with the Ant. Rent party, and
tiers Of the Opposition sre more or less fsvora.
e to Land Reform and AntiRent. All marked
VII an asterisk y were members of the late
'snd, Mr.. Buckley of Liberty, was a member
ale47, l84s aud 1919.
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,yashiuat0n Items.

WAsHINGToN, Wednesday hafcu IL
s,s supreme Court ADJOURNED yesterday;
re 5oliowiDg confrnatons were made oy me
essate Yesterday: c,.t r...;oo %
re a.muel g. Branbury, Penn, CHIEF Justice OF
=, sspreme Court of the Territory oil Otah' IN
" p1..s AZ Joseph BufiDgton, declined
Esury L. Tiden, Marshal Minnesota.
az. e. Baker, Ohio, Consul for Genoa Sar'
I'd Ed.ard William Johnston, present oec,esa'y
a. he Mexican Commissioners ana l0rmeriy Az
s.,,n, ditor of the IuteiseHeeg, VIII shor'iy as
nss. .on.roI Of the Richmond Wig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
Conrt Of General Sessions. WED March L.
Before Judge Bebee aud AID. Oakley and Chapman.

Suspension Of the That Of Isaac 4.
yve,t -Atibe openiag Of Court this momns was Gn
nom ced bv james Il Whiting Fsq Que T the Counsel
Gr The def use Inst he had been informed of the
illness of de faher e Mr. II n. Il the Jurors Ana
al a such circumstances he though the condition Of
be Juro = MI would be- such 10 render improp'r 10
proceed with the tral Of this The Cont conceded
wi the sug estOn uf the Counsel aud in wish
bis pr d ston snd request directed tho suspension Of
further Or -edins ub NJ Bday morning next A. ~hch
tine t,. case wi be resumed l. Is stated that Mr MOen
sr 10 at he paint Of de-th The Count viii proceed to-
morrow with the trial Of other cases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

A Coon MovE-The Mayor has brought into
use again the old way Of putting stop to the
winding carried on by the Mock Auction peo'
ps. In Broadway, opposite the old City Hotel is
one Of these shops. aud yesterday boy was pa
nling before the door with large placsrd, on
which was painted ia large lesters-"Beware of
Mock Auctions" Two policemen acted as body
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
PENNSYLVANIA ITEMS.

The movement Of section Of the Wings of
lsdelphia for . repeal Of The Penpsyvans law against
uhsppng does not meet with any favor In the country,
ri a. We SEE
The Loco Focos are endesvoring TO repeal
sfen HOlr law passed al he as, session Of the Legs
arr hu for that purpose having received a second
nesg In the House by vote OF IS TO S. Numerous
srdmerts were proposed and rejected. In tho Senate
f'eG to repeal all laws exempiOg certain property ION
Hsuns dsy) was reeOmmisted TO the Committee on III.
aaes. What are he Democratic" Land Rsformers In
e'PsaDsylvsnis Leg ssiare sbOal Do they intend to
ssAsis Backward IN lhs way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
LAW COURTS.
Court CaIendar....THrs DAT.

COMMON PLEAs-Nos. 5000, 800, $50,
$751; 2S ga as s AL 42 494, 425 an 42s, 49, 49, 1885,
4S6 fS7, 4S9, al, az, AS. 80 -,
SUPERIoR CoURT.-Nos. SO, 95, l25, 50,
So 1885, 49, lSs l44 49, 49, li7 l4 ltS l3 5S
49, 81, 90, 50.
H. 49, p, r. q, "A, 25.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

Total number of inhabitants, sos do. in
40, 753,4l9; gain in ten years, 1881. The In
crease in White population for 10 years is s,9O5.
Increase in Free Blacks, 1895. Increase in
Slaves, 1854.
The number of Farms in the State is g., 466 ;
Families, 1O6, 62s; Dwellings, 1O6,Osi; Estab-
Hshments of Industry, 2.6osi Number of Deaths
during the past year, 1O,275.
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rs. Fugitive Slave Case in PhiIadelphla.

PHILADELPHIA lWeonesdRy, March II
rbs slave case Of Helen and her son continues
4. .tt,act much attention. This morning the
S..rt nom and the avenues leading to it were so
ss~xded that the police were in attendance to
,,iptsin order. One or two witnesses were ex'
,niued and the counsel are now arguing the
cssc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

CASADA.-The Toronto Patriot says that VIM.
l. Mckenzie is cAnvSssing Haldimand for the
text Provincial Parliament. He was for many
fears member of the Upper Canada Parliament.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH, 10, 1851

up. One Of re Witnesses wsner has len The eonn'ry
ard the Other fhomp Eoss that bourne rom "neae7
no traveller returns
There Aso another ndietmeot against the parties Tor
forgery in tbs second de IA attempting 20 utter eoau
tereh money, bat that case properly belongs q hngs
COuuty here here already Il indctnsaL Toe u0Ae
pTose0uis were ordered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
Prom Rio Janeir0s

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, March r.
the bark Minnesota, Capt Peacock, has arrived
,sm Rio Janeiro with 1000 bags Of Cotee. she
Kings no news Of interest A disPaton from
ives ,tates that the bark Piedmont from New.
orleans and brig Stirling from Cuba, have arrived
=, the break water.
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sIoep OF War John Adams.

NORFOLK, Tuesday, marcn ii.
The sloopofwsr John Adams went down to
ia anchorage to day she will sail in few days
sr tie coast of Africa.
Ths Southerner will sail to night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
p,..,,o, Of Mayor of Camden, N. j.

PHILADBLPHIA, Weunesudyi HIalV1 TO
The election az Camden, N. j., yesterday, was
,.rited affair, and resulted in the choice OF Dr.
81 FISHER, IS Mayor, 1.-THE Native American
s.rdidate,l by @ handsome majority.
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SPECIAL TERM.
Before Judge lngrsham.
Louisa Grimm against Francis GRIMM.
49, Order OF reference
Superior Court WEDNESDAY, March 70.
Bef 70 Judge SANFORD. .oe

Sarah E. Hoyt, ddmr.. vs.. Le,0ts NJ.
Mother $3.50 balance due estate Of Mr.. Hoyt
rcrssed for timing the roof Of UniversAs Church In
Brooklyn The defense that the coulract was DOT mat
with Mr. HoyL bat with Mr Ehas Harris. AID that de-
PENDANT has psid Judgment AUST Mr Harris Equal 10
thu amount On The othei baud cnnteuded thst Mr.
Harris was he OF d. Hoy aud the contract made
for later. Verdict for plainuh Ia amount
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= ,,l,raph to the Esw.Ysrk Tribune
Con.uIfo Paris, Ncs

w.snlNeroN, "wednesday, March II
.o-ns d,tHcuIty about the confirmation
lneie p.,Iey iGoodric6) as Consul to Paris, the
etPesst.sine compunctions about the removal OF
6ens.s W0UrER VoN TwILLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
Charter Election.

Kama. OHIo-No party issue was made, and
B. Nesbitt il chosen Mayor with Council OF 5, q
Recorder Treasurer and Marshal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

ET- The Ambient State Convention takes
ice at Albany on the 18th inst. and although the
rst of the business will be transacted by the
rsularly chosen Delegates, which we present be-
hv, the public are invited to participate. So far
uhsard from, the following Delegates have been
,boIen:
ABony-Iawrepce FeDner, David Van Auken Peter
Enie Nicholas 81 sbee JT, WIN. Murphy, John McEwen
csls~gia-G FioEle ASsm Pp n; yOnn s. Anable'
kasseaer-s CooDs, Edmund Cole, J z. Uline, Smith
LBoughton. William Gregory, Aoam noll. D..,..-
RItcoa-Nesl Benson, Ewd Burton, Matthew Decker.
MontoOmerr-Jscob MonlaDge Rowland Bell, Garret Y.
Insing, Gsmaliel Bowdish.
SAsnectady-Alexsnder Liddle, Jr, James Resves, 10
0soor.. G. Wright, David QuaeEenboss L. Tsrbox
Onsds-J Tyler, M. H. Tereni, L. d. Perkins, Hezekiah
acknowledgements Krum w. Conover, J. Borthwick.
The call also provides further for four Delegates
rom the counties Of Ulster, Greene, Dutchess,
s.suben, Schenectady, Chautauque, Genesee, Sar.
rOea, Westchester, Putnsm and Rockland.
At the State Convention, February 81, an earn
al address and series of resolutions were adopt
Cd, calling for thorough organization, in order to
secure fair hearing to the tenants, as tits charged
hs,,rdIords were industriouBly at work to pre-
vent this result.
hreply to Mr. Devyr's suggestion for union of
1.-The friends of Land Reform, the Albany Free
ll1ey undertakes to defend the political policy Of
be Anti Renters, and opposes all separate third
vu.y organizations, as perfectly useless, iDstanc-
is the comparative failure Of the Liberty party
Nd sanal success Of the Anti Rent system OF
rv,nizstion. However, the Freebooter thinks
hat the forthcoming meeting on the 10th inst.
will he favorable opportunity for Land Reformers TO
Ees them and confer together on the great quesuSn OF
Land Reform and on the best means 10 carry our me prn
tries involves In the State and National Legislature
TIE tenants should meet IN and determine 90 lar as
puc able what line Of policy they will pursue elmer IN
De event Of the passage or The nOpassage OF inc OH 10
ny pgOc0ediDQsp
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,nRPnRAfn.r rOrIc. -tuene aolcs nslsoy glv.a I'll

sORPOhAfiur rOTCs-Pu0ne notes % nsIsoy gvs1 totos
occupant occupants OF ali Houses ana LOLA
proved Lands Affected hsrsoy that the
completed By Asesso and are assa
Of Assessments EXAMINATION BY Az per
sous Interested For building FORTY second St Ninth
Avenue Eghavenue. The limits smortcsa y
include all several Houses and Lots OF ",una
parcels Of Lsld situated on both sides ci
S,b 35th 3h 37th 9th and 10th
both Of 3ghst Frh g. and 4ist sts bst~sen o aao
both OF 40 st., between eth aud Lh
nodh- SIDE bstwes bh aud on avenues sn
both 49, f6th aT and 18th sts and so1hery
% 10Th the nOrthcry ets
of 4st SO and sd sts and southsr
nd
6h and s both SIDES ~ ssh o6t
and 5h and soubeT SIDE OF b9b st. be~ssn 1h ADD yh
sessr of 9th oet~esa IN auf o3
both .ds 9th oet~,-n tld and BAN -, on
4ld Bah sts outn sides 81
bet~ 80 sd sh st- on tho esstsy is Of sth
saith AID Ssh ard onts "es,sry sts bsFesn
83d both sides 10Th between Ssh aud 18th
aae both h between and 80 SIS Al
psrsons sh tho above named Ass-seu
opposed he eher Of tne' az requested 70
prssent their b ~ung a. tho uatsfsgnet nj haF VI
Scs NJ within thirty from the dats n this
ootr. SAMUEL n De MOTT FRANCls HlCHOLsON ISAAC
SMITH, once Bureau Of Asssasmeuts osst
n.o.dn.oI ~.rcb ms 0t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

ssLhscR0LY CASE OF SELF DEsrRucTIoN.-
: nember Of the Senior Clsss-Robert Tceats
rune son Of DR.. Martin Paine, Of New York. was
Send dead on a sofa 10 bis owa room. In Hol
,s"0rthy Hall, Harvard University. Cambridge. az
=, - elcck on Sunday evening A bottle Of ether
-'oES empty, was IN bis hEGd.
o, on the table were two smai bOttles--ope con.
~ s ~ grains OF morphine. the other en- Dtied
'' grams Of the same, an uncorked bottle Of
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Weather Items.

a Korses Lsne Is WGHSfl
WEDNESDAY, March l2-9 AN.
sryyiLo-Beauiful morning; wind Nj Their. 81; Bar
.rs,er ~ 800; Mercury 81
IocBEsTER-Fine sunny morning, with raw wind ron
Wv: Thermometer 35
Reconsideration warm pleasant morning.
sTrlcUsB-A clear beAutifu morning, aud quite cold
,r1 NJ Thermometer le
OswEco-BnghL pleasant, bat cold morning; wind NJ.
ne 10, Bsro. 50. 40. .,,,, -
'Tncl-Clear aud beautiful mornings wind NV; Their.
Buo q. $40.
LLBAsY-ClesT, sunshiDing mornings wind N; Bsro.
y1: mercury In BarO IS; Their so.
fR0Y-CeRr and beautiful morning. but colder han yes
Etsy; wind N. Their. g.
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~ The fugitive Shadrach' shakes
.se Iron grip Of the law with much greater ease and
- Iorane Than hls unucky Sedpursl nsmesshe of tho
Ass den. Hartford Tines.
. The TSvses IS oat Of joint" Shsdrach's Scrip
80 namesake. rs every school boy knows, had
sselng to do with the lions den" bat, like the
S:sSsrn Shadrsch, escaped from the 6ery furnace,
~ ao not so much a. he smell Of smoke on his
t1nents. Bradford W. Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

vy1Hs PEOPLE OF TEE STATE OF SEW fokK-Io ysn
4 Wssaks Margaret snnh ttnsa1S 9 ssnts s.y Ihoss~
o, Psoo-tt sonon Bensstt Joha Brdenek ~ Wheo's.
foss srucs sons John SAINT gos n am aoad Co syr
-, T,lo. Jobn W.-ass, fstsfs u John MILF nsnssl n
WeaAIs Wlsm Wood, hosk Wstssoers n hsnP soo.A.s
W Mood r. WairOas BopPocs Seas, John g. sssphSa A.
MeDoa.d Estate Of Henry NJ Graves. W Mad Co. q Oors
%, Frs@man MARVEL John Bachms D.asi tes. hs
s,s Blzfchefd, T. Jsaangs, yr, William ~.a, n ospH
Woss Gssrss Aai'y, Poster. dsoss. E-.s<y
Vsu Zart and y0hA A. noOfo e,sdsra d asEt u
JACOB wksTLAkE hts q ths se o' Wdanassasss, 49,
cOasy secesssdsresnx; srd ssrh 4 yos, hse -
"a ss. Dersoasy snd appear tsEFs SaSsose -
COusy Of N6ea Al oAcs N Tie CITY 81 BrootJ - ..
IT, asih ia, Of April next a 70. 90 q ~ 80
f..ussn u that dsy AID s -
sccouft q. ". AID B.st-ma Westsks. -
a.. 90 "a s-d ssr,sie "a Il hssss shf,d "Gssst
sm rsqor. Surrogate feas sAs @ ~ ~ ar IssS
NJ al sxhss-ufh day % ereahsf n nc ~ -
tooss.ee esat saaasss saf az" s, snfra s,r~..s
ssssuty 9Th. - y. -, ss. a "a eFI
M lsNSwn
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a. PURSUANCE orsss Of as sanoS.. o. t.S -sirs
rsw Yora uotu,s hereby qyss 10 al PelsrA,
aeanri LIKE Plat ate ~ he CITY Of - ,s..-1
500 chat .osas-t sss-sat ~ slls o., a. 10 ~
a. n. -. .r,t,fs A. The r@saieuos n Wthtfs u fii 70
e.tr.et N - -itt Yoh 90 e~tDs uss AIRY ~
- ~ IL 49, - I~sntB -erOnd Day u saA-
-. 10, " IEsUEL BAhGs, F,..s,.r.
~. 'i.-saTh VA. y. 7LAIT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

CtONPOhAIIUN -raouC 90 ths
ownsr occupants OF all Houses and LO,
Lads setsd thsfsby shat hs following
compstsd the AssssOs AID are lodged
Bureau Asssssmsnts Tor examination by AZ
sons nr-sted building 9th the sJu1ery
southey SIDE Of 3th It The I'm sm5rscs BY
1T Houses Lots aOunt,
vacant and parcel. of Lsrd tstss both sdss o. 9th
Sfh the nnery side Of sd q bath
ADDS Of Of Sab sh and 10Th
avs Al persons aHss the asovs aansd
hs sthsr Of hsn
oous 10 writing 70 the undsrsgued at
ths ofcs Hal 81 Rscods Ehr thry days from ne date
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etTkEkT DEPARTMENT, No HALL OF hEcokDA-
- sealed pro III received tbs srest c'maGs,oaecs
Ofcs until FRIDAY Of March. 1891 st6 DEL ca y 70
rsu t sd pave s Az from fsd To build adtos 70
e 81 the Of ais, souh Hvsr Pas specifications ss1
All uf matt bad application 10 tho Cosfnt
Clerk Of this Dspsrmsst-hsrch II, 1891.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, 80 sdsLL Ob itESohD't-' 800
- sotc. i hsrsby xv.a following Rssososs h $50
laopsd By conIoOs cousen hsce 20 y. - go
a. e.. tb beL 90 sod 9nes ma 'weoa o. os
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80 - provisons sns oovsrsrr The grssn . ssa
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80 "a ss0 Aaoptst b tho Board Of AAsrmsn, Fec IL is'
5000 bV TIA Mayor Dsc a. 1850 = .~..o. ..--...
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NOTICE ihs, th- PROCEEDS Of the sas OF the
eAletr-0f WILLIAM RENWICK, late OF tho CITY Of New
Yo deceased tetsie iisy made urds The orer Tie Suo
cat. Of the County Iof by james Reawck, he admins
,tor AL .pa singular goods chstss and ciei the sad
,t.te Will bE DIVIDED by 'hs 'sd Surrogate an us me
creditors according law, At the ragses
the rev Yors tie 5h DAY OF May ueKS a. Ten
O'Clock forenoon 4 hat day Dated this l0h DAY march,
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN according % sw TO q, psisoa
lVhavms CLAIMS LAWRENCE WHifEhlLi ia's ot ms
village WAnrbush. kings County, decesssd MAT they are
oud To the vouchers thereof - James hsn
IN behalf Eusn whtsh AdmnstrairH OF sad deceased
the City OF Ne~y ork, or before us hr.. NJ
Of May next-Dated October II, 1880 OFT la"om-iu