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BY the Charter only $4,000 i. taken on single

HIe. 40 1000
Or This Company 10 prepared to entertain APP
plicatons for Life Insurance, and issue Policies on
all sound and healthy White persons and Negroes,
which are lcss than the rates charged by the New
York and London Offices, and without their rcstric-
tions as to residence in the South. BY the charter
Dividendcs Of Profits are declared annually, and
the profits draw interest, and be made availa-
bio At once to the extent Of two. thirds Of their
amount, where the party has paid his premiums in
full.
Oo- California Permits at New York and London
Rstes Prospectus, Table of Rates, and all infor-
nation as TO Life Insurance, and all papers noces
sary TO effect Insurance be had at the Office Of
the Company.
0J- Extensive Travelling Privilegesare allowed.
DO Office hours, . .. m. 10 8 p. m.
August Sly
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PROPOSED DATES OF 0A1LISG.
From Nesc York. Ffos Liverpool.
"Wednesday, Mar. 5th. Saturday, March sth-
"Wednesday, March l9. Saturday, 22d.
Wednesday, April I'd. Wednesday, April 9Th.
Wednesday, April 18th. Wednesday, s' 3Oth.
Wednesday, May 10th. Wednesday, May l4th.
Saturday, I" oath. Wednesday, /" 23th.
Saturday, June 7th. Wednesday. June 18th.
Saturday, 2lst. Wednesday, :" 25th,
Saturday. July 5th. "Wednesday, July 9th.
Saturday, /" 10Th. Wednesday, g 23d.
Saturday. August I'd, "Wednesday. Aug. 9Th. 9Th.
Saturday, g soth. Wednesday, Sept, 3D.
Saturday. q 9th. Wednesday, Oct. lst.
Saturday, October 1lth. Wednesday, 10Th.
Saturday, &c 25th Wednesday, " 29th
Saturday, Nov. 9Th. Wednesday, Nov. 18th.
Saturday, 22d. Wednesday, 26th.
Saturday, Dec. 9th. Saturday, Dec. 18th.
Saturday, 90 20th. Saturday, 9th.
f0f'f''sn' o p''fEsEBswi EBwiRRb rRRB K K. COLLINS,
No IS Wall street, N. Y.
To BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO..
e. G. ROBERTS c.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
Or L. DRAPER, jr.,
Boulevard, Montmartre, Paris.
o. After the firstofAprilnextthcrate offrcight
by the above steamers, from Liverpool, will be ma
terialiy reduced 's Mar
FOR LIVERPOOL. - United States Mail
steamship BALTIC, Capt JOS. J. Comstock.--This
steamship will depart with the mails for Europe
positively on Wednesday, March 5th, at IL o'clock,
M, from her berth, at the foot Of Canal street.
No berth secured until paid for.
All letters must pass through the Post Office.
For freight or passage, having uncqualcd ac-
0''''0 EDWARD K. COLLINS,
56 Wall street, N. Y.
Positively no freight will be received on board
after Monday evening. March 3D.
and sail March 18th. Feb Is
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NOTES.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, March 6, 1851.
March 6-<w
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y. III. CLAY MUDD,
Attorney at Law and Land Agent,
SAN rRANcIsco, CALIFORNIA,
Will give prompt attention TO any business en-
trusted to him.
Refers to-
Hon. Thomas Corwin, Secretary of the Treasury
Hon. John J. Crittenden, Attorney General Of
United States.
z. Collins Lee, Esq, United States District At
torney, Baltimore.
Messrs. Sandford & Shoemaker, Baltimore.
Hon Joseph R. Ingersoll. Philadelphia.
Morton McMichael, Esq, &C
Simeon Draper, New York.
Hon. John Young. !"
Coleman B. Stctson, "
Col. William Schouier. Boston.
Philip Greeley. Jr., Esq, Collector Of Boston.
Hon. T. Butler King. San Francisco.
J. A. Cost, Esq, San Francisco.
Dec l6-dH
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BRILLIANT SCHEMES
VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERIES.
For March, 1851.
J. w. lAURY CO., MANAGERS.
Class No. 80, TO be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Sat-
urday, March Is. 1851.
&c No. Lottsry--l2 Drawn Ballots.
PRIZES.
$4,000 $4,000 $4,000
5000 $4,000
Tickets $lo-Halves S5-Qbarters $3.50.
Class c, to be drawn at Alexandra. Va, on satur-
day, March ~, 1861. ,a
rs Number Lottery--ls Drawn Ballots.
ssss $4,000 &c., sis,SSS sis,.ssS ssasss $4,000
&C. &c. &c.
Whole tickets only 800 Halves Sl0--Quarters S5
Eighths 90 so. -ns
Class No. s5, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va, OF,
Saturday, March 29, 1861.
PRIZES.
$4,000 S20,s2s
4 Of $4,000 4 of $4,000
of $4,000 Is of 1000
&c. &c. &c.
Whole tickets Sl0-Halves $5-Quarters 80 so.
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of
packages in the above splendid lotteries will receive
of each drawing will be sent Immediately after it
is over to all who order from us.
Address J. & c.. MAURY, agents,
Feb 2l Alerandria. va.
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THE NEW YORK Is LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES NAIL STEAMERS.

49, THESE ships having been built by
E contract expressly for Govcrnment
bscrvice, every care has been taken in
their construction as also in their engines, 70
sure strength and speed; and their accommoda-
tions for passengers are unequalled forclegance
comfort.
Price OF passage from Now York to Liverpool,
8l3O Exclusive ofcxtra size state -rooms 325;
from Liverpool 70 New York, .E35.
An experienced surgeon 10 attached to each
ship.
Noberth can be secured until paid for.
The owners Of these ships will not be account
able for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jcwelry pre-
cious stones or metals, unless bills Of Iading are
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein. AN -4 Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
The Shadrach Rescue Oas@-IIon. Benz.
Thompson, &c.

BosToN, Saturday, May 81.
The Fugitive Rescue case, before Judge
t,ague, progresses very slowly. About twenty
,,nesscs have been called FOR the defense to ina
,seb the veracity Of Deputy Marshal r. d. Byrnes,
r,ness fOr the Government, who swore positively
sst scott the prisoner, was active in the rescue.
The witnesses generally gave Bymss BAD aido rePHt od
aD5 sTore 10 the peaceful and quiet disposition OF
49, r,soncr The trial will not be concluded to-day.
Non. Beni Thompson, Wing member elect 10 Con-
sress was serenaded al his residence, IN Charles
and made a handsome speech acknowledging the
Ilbert Hurlingame, the well known landlord of
BrrllngareS Hotel, al Brighton, died suddenly last
The Committee on celebrating the Fourth of July,
4, Newbrryport, have invited Hoe. Daniel Webster
he present on tho occasion.
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STATED SESSION -sArUa3AY. MaT o. :


Presently. 4. ALyoRD, President, IN
the CAa-Ass, A.t More. Haley, Maa5a,i Mc' 10y
B.,ce Bar. Webb Jas Webb. Crane " .lei Si-'D'
T,.taln Peu-sal Sar.s ward. Bolster by, ElNift'
PETITIONS, *
3, Assistant All Wsn.-Of Eliz4 3 Jg@oi 10 have a.
s..-i.sui corrected fJr opening l9. ~ D-~'oA 30 ''' 49,
lg4-h-,t. t. Committee 0n AssaasN,i--a = al, A.
r. s.s.st.nt alI Ward eu0ls,ralce d n AIen
vrgtt AGAINST e widening 4 Bee4u2n-s; 70 commit
tee Streets ~ No.. o., tho mn
Bv zane lstsancs z Mar Ne'5-.s. - 'A' '''
ro.st widening 4 WaL-st. t. Same C1rln'ee
~ assi.tauf Az E7--kem1 ustr,nce n me blnk ~
ne Reruhlc against ne widening - "al4-s 10 'f"e
COMMITTEE. ,..-,,
Fror me H.rer, Railroad Company, siatng ther inen-
IN IN ~~ceea % are nng above 3ft>t and eng aerns-
s t IN ftn-av " sd- from 81 i0 yith - AM y
reduce me gae 4 sad SIDE Il iheif rai Do
tween SD ard SIN sis g. lrel "-i iheL fJ-A q la -
s.. A..t Al : b wstb-Ra rs0rs,ance u Jer II You
mans aganst the Jersey Ctf Ferr beng located q per
y North RIVER 7 Com 70 Ferres D.l
~ Asst AID Mat1af'-PctltIol u Hld-oh hFef ~
road Co o. lay LIE - r1-.s Oh the fofi Wax ~
Their premises 2 College place between tAa-'7' -'
Warren streets 70 Con- On streets
Ofthe Committee on Wharyes In fagof u puma
-rt -.er n foot 4 5Gh-stree.. y X AdopfeA ~ =, ~
lrs-rzvote frwnffre-The President. - ~. -
HALEY Mabtait SicCafhy Boyce BARI = y 49, 49, -
Web. Crane. Miller Smith, Iirniah' 'N--'' r''
Ward Bols,er Eiy. Edwards - A.u 4 sg- N,
OfCou On F.nance-ln favor ~ pat.ns y.t - 90 ~
usc frns III the tn ret Nsronal 6l-Fo IN eco.llh5
r. -e9s,Ts ~ No Cen Worth O. Greenwood enetery
Afonf.d ~ the f,0winr vote A5arHdlitt-i- ~ rIoel-
a., a., Ala Noore Haleg Mlbbatt NcCarihy. boyce,
Bar webb. Jas WEBB; Cfane h4-,s., oLl.lA IT.
man Pearsau sands. Ward. Bolster, ~ f-uNaIus l.
81 - r., ~1ncir % pay william FaIrman Sls, Tor
ssryc, rendered a. ComulSsJner " boaru o. fsa -
tween May OF yEne 1850 and Jpne ls3 AdoY.sa % hT
NJ Ha!eT NcCarhy Boyce, Bari b v eo9 slIrs,'
nth Terlan. Psersal. Sznds, Ward, b'stsf E5' RI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02

- leIs' tFr-env- ns-rae to PEI --l ,rl removed O.
fonil q g. c-lssFa. n fie s.-.t WLcl was refer
rJil o. TIE G.. uiu.t,fs GA Street,
\ re'- % 90 Ol'o,f Rhues. 0f tis Office ~ C1m-ls-
CURED
Aep1-. '; iAc C1rm..ss 1l Wla--l,. PEI l1t SIPS
. i'.r = etel---S iaa Per O.. .lc .a. ID: Morn 50.
r X l tfteT-'- Inc, VIE .- -1-li 20 'h'-c-
ltro WIN, WIS rc.erret % 10 C.u-l.ee "a Wllrss
Pes and >.,-s
moil'n Nas bore reie % '1-, when vrts JOS, 'n
iiF-sen, w tf---t---- All Dodge rho President All
smith ie-i' haws, De.i1a-er. F-lus l-7. Nel7f D.
AZ 1ri,lh' S'urievant Chapman. heig, Bard C'lc.l
The roll was directed to tc -i'lei. ~..l t a-rsl-el
gaoI u Is lt present. where .uu Gle f-.sie4- l.-
nrlIcet tia. tas H1ald .., r. OBJ .,-llrr ,gy
3lsi rs a. y Pr p r VALENTINE. Cox.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02

Legal rS. LAwrUL.-Juige Lowrie, IN
Ntcl COur, Pittsburgh, IA, Iu = dcclson lt.N
1 -.efch made di>tIcuon between ine N"ri> 't-
y an lawful" which may bee OF some import
sc q executive Of.Cer, ma Or.s. sections Y the
N rlt> n that city. tbc she engaged several
1i en- companies io pro.cc' Pee NIX 'nll.> S..p
Ut ,o pay the companies Tor uit'r SERVICES. Inc
N o. KING counties liable i.r damages arising nom
NIcIulreS the ShcrG> io take at legal meN> lo
re the INJURY Iae JuiSc held tho, n the pre-
q n,!aace the me "a employed might 2c AWFUL
Aey were not forbidden lut shVt were nt' legal.
'au>e not pres cribtd bY th' itW. ~ the common
THE sheriff WAS sutaCr1c o. demand tht az,
r--alce Of any number a. 1lHt g ciuzenN, % an
IA IN MS duty bui ne bad uo authority to hire mii-
y companies To DO fcr a compensation what thc
~evogy man were cOUn3 20 ao as matter o. pl'-
>tuy
NopNoN PRooRESs..-ihe progress ot
n NVnons i Ike me ya'hsurS snow BALI VII.
49, q OF the Normoa - '~>lonatleS sem on.
"a - Lake Valley, WRITES from Europe ma, '"o
& 9 '.-ShmCniS ale at;l.y GA .G London iut Nie
VI 't.' Lake. One comes oJt iOr the purpose
nda' ir.urng broad and other cloths, ycSAnS>
~".V'N apacGS, and Other t1orlcS o, that dcScrp-
y ", aeF WITH SAawlS blankets. aanaeiS, &c
".'r establishment Snoayl oi, comes on iof
rU &c OF ,manu!acturrg sugar from ne pee.
II y" 'bc same punClpC as ~ France. IhcSc
ne great deal OF Ia ,C..n1rN, which IL i
-, .aied 10 bring out, together Nlth men 10
@e OBJECT being 90 manufacture everything
-NrNltl N me valley. 50 0s No' 70 DC he't>>.-
" purchase n clSSwhcrc. cleveland Herald.
"A-soAD ACcmFNr-Loys Of Life
more May 81, PN-A locomotive attached 20
~ Tram on the SutQuchauua Railroad, ran OF
ls,S evening. on he outskirts OF the c.ty.
=, Oh cars werS oroGCn lp. aaa thrown do"h
Ameut One % the rars ttll on slave oi
.,'1 -chlm and killed hn.
he fruit prospect IN Delaware Co,
~ -o' very promlsng for icfcAes. The tAcS'rr
SAYS there vii Uot be half crop OF
,''c orchards Of the uc>>rs Ravhold and others.
N1"S'v, VI Cherrcs, Apples and Pluns, there
80" present appearances, quite an alum
FOUNDING TIE CUR SrREAM.-The L.
Aoonc,ng steamer HArtzen lion, John Rodgers
,s.H1 ING mas been engaged in efforts TO sound
Ee ev WAN VA, Az about ihirty miles southwest
Wy west bottom was obtained at $50 fathOmS
y S, smother point the sounding line. al the depth
s ~ iS'noms was cut of as was supposed, by a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
The General Tam lJndge. OakIeY,


PUBLIC LANDS or MAINE.-The Report Of
Tic Land Agent Of Maine shows that the quantity Of
land sold that State during the past year was 90 OO9
acres, and The amount Of sales, $l95,69i % while
4s99 acres which had reverted 10 the State for non
performance Of the conditions Of previous sales have
been sold fort the Of $2240 81. The report states
that the quantity Of lands still owned by Name
Guiding her interest in those owned In common with
Massachusetts, il about 69j, 746 acres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02

@IW- u'I ii IA8Is III. JVIN At.H119"V I1fI
LfCD0lG S'CTBeTOn for assault and battery which
terminated Tor defendants motion made b. Nj Lux.
counsel Of latter Tor per centage under the colecamls
OF $4,000, which the damages plaintiff maGe alaytIn
hs complaint have stained The Court thought they
had power 20 order on where there otAe. remedy
IN TINS case suit could DO sustained poraqs f1r mali
Cous prosecution The C01r; VII grant the motion only
on defendants stipulat.ns 70; % enter such sui,.
The General Term (Judge, Oakley,
Duer end Campbell on tho Bench heard argument
a,peai from SPECIAL Term - Peter Coates ana
c7ers agt Gro Gr'o7 end DT,7d CO7fes for mime
uonit being cOrtended that defendants rad inflated the
trade marx IF plaintiff IN putting ~ spool cotton The
charge Is denied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
News from Washington.

WAsEIEGTos, Saturday, Nav 81.
pos,master-G eneral Hall and family have
- The steamer Legare leit here yesterday
,e5 stored at Alexandra; . ,.--,..-.,,.
~. ,i ION be presented 20 our Government for
o. Ca. done by Indians, IN our neWly-acqulred ter
esnI I5 "a Nexcan property. The citizens of Chi
49, ~it], are invited by Governor Vega 10 forward
is, c,oS Tor damages 20 The State Department OF
cs eh 70 that they may be admitted and their
O ll.,oc, demanded By the Mexican Government.
%, r.rcctls Of the Great Republic, new Magazine
, poo,..s and reform, is issued and proposals for
ppTefion are invited from Associations Of Print
- ~ washington or New-Iork-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
The Canadian Parliament and a Railroad to the
Pacific.


TV80TTO' r IITIdy1 Wy ~.
Petitions were presented in the Legisla-
ne A~amby this afternoon, for charter 10 enable
connerv TO build Railroad To the Pacific and to be
ioweS 10 purchase land along the line 90 miles WIDE
:: The p.cc It was purchased al oy Government from
:he Indians
M Prince gave notice Of a bill to enable foreign
IS 10 hOId amos IN fee slmplo N Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
Markets -Esw-ORLEANs, May 80.
CITY ITEMS.

ASSAULT GROWING OUT OF THE HOBOREN
hor.-Deputy Marshal Racklewitz, who happened
eM at Hobokon on the day of the difficulty, and was
gtninent in efforts to prevent injury to McCarhyS
ve and IN resisting the party engaged in the assault
ron il, was assaulted on Friday evening at German
s.blc.houSe corner Of Avenue A and Second-St kept
Mi Boreht lie got from thom without serious
.Euy.
y. S. MARsHALs OFFICE-SerIOuS Re
aisncs of an Q6cu-Capt. lie Der, of the French
taLouise, was arrested and held1o bail for exami-
Gop, charged with obstructing and resisting
Lifted States officer while engaging in serving and
eAlinuing process issued out OF said Court Pro
u.s. We learn had been served upon the vessel,
DELAY at Pier No. 10, North River, and ship-kcep-
srui on board. The Captain, on Friday evening or
.hi put the ship-keCpor on shore, and nun the yes
e. into the stream. The >hip-keepcr went to the
EsSe Of Deputy Marshal RachcNlt1, who had placed
IN Oh board, and stated what mad happened. Mr.
got a steamboat AID went alongside, when IN"
t'aln exhibited pair OF horse pistols. threatening,
eunderStand, to use them should the officer (Nr lt)
tlempt TO come on board. Mr.. X. then went on
core and repaired 20 Tie house OF Mr Ialmaige,
leS. Marshal Mr. Tamaigc. Jr, Dir. lhomp-
m, principal CLERK IN tine office, Deputy Mar
nal RacNewitz and others ihCn repaired along
tle IN the steamboat and Wcnt on board. The
NASaln got his cutlass and also wrench nag, wrap
fag the latter round hn, and SAYING no person
Mould approach him. lie was, however, although
AZ uu ateI became necessary - exercise force,
crested and brought on shore Nr Thompson, ma
le act OF getting from the steamboat 20 the brig iell
'eiboaTd, and was for some minutes n The water
was rescued without INJURY Deputy Marshall
Z subsequently went on hoard. and directed the al-
1907 10 oe weighed and The vessel returned To me
I've Inc 0rder was al FIRST resisted by the lnllFN'
la apparently IN charge. and some force became
HeS>ary 10 compel HIM Co obey the order, out ne
~alH Yielded, and the vessel returned 20 her berth.
Nhce receiving the above, We learn that Capt LIZ
~ has Siven bail for ms appearance for examination
was not ARRESTED, We are told, at the time OF
tSrS I. and others gong on board, bu' This morn
Coy Deputy Marshal r. the Whole difficulty aroSc
sadly irom Capt. lie Ber being Unac luaintcd Win
"a" n IcSpec, ~ process
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
LAW COURTS.
Superior Court SATURDAY, NJ, %


THIS was in relation 90 the nights OF Land under v.er IN
front OF 0rL4nal iols The Cour decided that BIZ
reason Of tC grants b. t1e Cty 81 New IIA represent
c1 by lis CoflOratuu 90 a.. the land under water
wound tic ISLAND. o h water 10 low water marx
ald 400 feet beyond Tho exception Of such parts
ne CITY has sold a. .a toJ have the rgh. sell
10y u sad land wh Oh may remain unsDlc private
dNldnal owner would nave This very important de-
cs M and secures - ne CITY vast rn' o properly
re- alive q the title 4 winch colnts end contests have
aIisen.l Bill dlsU lSssd without cost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
The Presbyterian General Assembly.


A letter was presented from the General
assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland,
vhch after expressing qualification at the success of
Pesbyierianism in America regretted there were in
Presbyterian and other churches m America 50 many
,fsons involved III extending the dominion Of slave
The communication was referred 10 Select
Committee. with instructions to reply TO that portion
the letter relative to the condition Of the Church
such spirit as II required and also 10 state that the
COMMUNICATION was received too late TO allow the
Assembly TO approve Of SAID answer.
financial and other reports were submitted
The subject o. a cheap religious newspaper was
sled up and referred ~ the next Assembly.
Reliable information was received that Rev Mr.
CreeY and family had not been murdered the resO-
luuOnS relative thereto, previously passed, were
stricken from the journal.
The Convention adjourned Ia meet at Charleston
on The third Thursday OF May, 1852.
Markets ---- ERw ORLEANS, May 30.
Cotton is rather easier. Sales of Md
ding have been made at 6l6tS4c. good mlddllng Ole.
Nerlng exchange 7CdlOi. Silver IS scarce, and at
per cent prem. Small sales of Mess Pork have been
made al IA 2OIoli IS, and prime shoulders Bacon At
&C. clear sides are at 9lc. Fse keg Lard IS selling
allie The demand for Flour sSery limited, at $4fe
4 IS. 100 hhds Tobacco were sold at 5t6S6tc., and
the market is firm. Rio Coffee Is at 9sd9lc., and Mo-
sSes at 29d3lc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
D. telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.


AUBURN, Friday, May 30
Tompkins County gives II majority for
.,..,,'.,,i which elects HIN by votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02

....c..c--..i was received tal .Ae >ileet MINIS
s.lc-. -l.-,.--- ,s'-,s i'r l---- pig n l' No.in
EyC. l- ----- ----e iicrt5 ..-,i N's -~2...|
r- % ilr.-i. L r1 lfit tr-ll, D,--e, Sl-r-
event Id, tv Ct-rlan Kelly. -l- President. Al smith,
Fa Ia~s L.-. L-.-.-;--. -i.,-l. C1lcAln al Doc
lov-I1
q ..rrra-.f was -,ceyri a's ihe S,-.ei C'n1i..-
srt. s.. uIt,a- estimates Dor r,rara- bil1Vi-sireei
trrv,.- H.>eve,r ari James >-- IS, I e'yao'as con-
tr.s. therefor " lc confirmed ua DIVISION VIZ A.
r-r. ALI t,~f-. DItse >-lr-eYaHt. Oakley mp
man. Nelly. ihe PIc>ae-i A.d smith ha- tiA"S h'iu
D.-.ra-or. Franklin. ConcA..- lrt Drltl-l)
n..uu.,atIsa received from tle OolisslusI Ok
Eti, aud Su-riit> relation 30 making repairs a4 a.,
to.a 81. .l,, u Hose CO ~. 20. VIM - adopted
t,,ant. Chapman. K,-y. The Presla- AL Si-lih Bal
lvs Bad Dea.llter Franklin CclcA-- irl D'1.ey-li
TIE Street [. Ter presented N appoint o-
assessment tne matter 70 .ia- t'ls-lle'' '-'-1
rruricsfior was recs.vcl from the S.ree' Coagis
si-rtr. t-arsH-,',n- rerrors--anr- from N.ssfs w.
hanson u regard I'n 0Hr pier tlelr' o Drs' in,,r'
street, Narta slfe- , Vts -t--rfel o. tl- comma er
ou Lae l-f sFtutIt ..,
.rn1r caton was received irom ,he Governors u iAe
Ans House ln rr.8tuR to nurcnlSli- ground ir Oee
;erv SRA Poster, Fed Referred 80 tAa SPECIAL COMM
,- ,,as Sen, made o. 81 o-l. vIca WIS Isl on a
C,.>.l Viz. 5sIa41t.tcAL. l.--e. - lrtcf-s az
.cg. K,.lg. tAe President. AL h-l - -n>l5- =,
aatf-Ald. Gg i-n, Caap1- d. sn-i- -i.--' b-il' u
Cu-tAL- ill DoD.,F-8
p,PsRs PROM rss BOARD oE ASSISTANT
Asesa.uuan d.rsctl- tAs CoMnissaneg 81. h5 ar. a..
5 lplcs 90 advertise ilr fs.pDi-s ~ s'.e =, ~.
various s.4es. o. De delivered - It's ci} " go
brace ll Quantities sufficient % l2y fun l'. - 80.
SAND square Yards. " hlcA wls TeicfFea - '"'
cu Streets So, . T-os,s., If
A resolution appointing Augrs.us Nlrsaa Il,s,s, ~
Cgurnu schools f1r he Thirteenth ' al "a F-@lr a 80
ue Sneden, removed from the wand " ihA " ~ ''' -
ia .si.,, -. the cro>sTslk n PerrY-stree. north
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ment OF the prisoners counsel. 20 the effect that
Flelgher had se1uced the accused under promise 81
marriage and TIA; j; aftgrwarl turned Oh; tali be
vas man ei man. and that b. a1tnl)ne her Elsa
ne g. nc hat she s7-e.1fs the Recorder o-tsre
huen fletcher 20 be called lie, however, IL not
answer 10 bis name, and hls Honor SAID the Court
~onic suSprni judgment. remlTsIHg a. the s8.Ee
tme taai the man VINO maize mo complaint. a1i No,
TIE 9r4l. ought % have suffered ;la il3-.so1racl:
to Which Sic had been subjected.
Lars Resn5r pleaded guilty 20 Grand
Larceny 10 stealing property % the vau" of so from
Beni. kem3uer OF No % gaatewa:cr stree, on me
5ih o. Aay. lie vas sentenced g. she STATE P.i>oa
for years.
Maic.ouS MDcLief-HUriet Q4ssR, an
aged co-orct woman. was tired .or mllc'9us.y curn
ing dress and some other articles belonging %
ielio" servant namel Margaret Hsugh white in she
house oi Mrs. Moons black af M 1873 Chlrrh-sr
mere was 20 evidence produced t0- TIE leteoSe.
The prisoner made show Of a5sca.-m1 lIe55
when Wa attempted to be male our insanity, Ou1
the irick was too Old to take We'll fls jury reaiere
YeTlici Of Guilty, an Harr.e. Queen was sent %
tic PemienUarv Tor G months
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