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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
roVnte of the County of New.York notice IS hereby
gwen 20 all persons having claims against THOMAS Ed
WARDS late of the City Of New-fork, deceased To pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber
Robert Edwards Jr at his place Of business No 3S7 mud
street IN City of NewYork before the nrst
day of January neXt-Dated New York. June 2Nh 1911
10y ROBERT EDW JR.,
ie25 av6mW' Administrators.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

IN PURSUANCE of all order OF the Sur
rogate Of the County Of New York notice hereby gis-
On 10 ali persons having claims AGAINST WILLIAM %
BORN late Of the City Of New York Printer deceased 70
present the SAM with vouchers thereof u the SUBSCRIBER AZ
HE reside nee II GardnerS Chaplin No - East
N the CITY of NewYors On or before The thrte,h az -
snest Dated New York. the twenty hrt day of
February, 1851 PHtEbE l. Oob'iN'' HA'0''''N
26f layg6mMed-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the

DISCHARGE Of m InsCsven; um hs debts pursuant 70
tho r~von Of The third article II the nrst title q the
fth CHAPTER II the second part OF the Revised Statutes
JAMES BANTER Junior. II the Go nty ot hinSs and
Cts ii Rreoslyn an nsolvent debtor Notice mt pub
l>hed july g. ISL Creditors Of james Baxter, Junor'
who hav, debts against HIM Individually Ss one II sne
members If the late firm of BaSes Brothers 10 appear b.
forr Hon Greenwood. CITY Judge OF RroOslyn. at the
cav Court room CITY Hail. the City # BROOKLYN. on the
I'D day Of SEPTEMBER next. AZ O'clock IN tae iorrnon
10 show cause n any thew have why assignment, should
NOT he made Of SAID nsolyen estate and he be discharged
from hls debts. GhV hOp>oN'
iy9 IawlewW Attorney ar lnsovens.
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is HEREBY GIVEN. ac-

corng 20 law 20 all persons having CLAIMS asalast
AIEXANsER MEGARY late Of the City Of Brooklyn
deceased that they required u exhibit the sene, NTH
the vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber No Sl hnxe
40 the city Of Rruokyn before the first ,sv Of
December nsrt JANE H MEGAREy, ESeeatnI
Dated Nav q. 1881 my4s ia~emw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
of REPAIRS aud

II Ut NtiU
lJSUPPLIES No. New City Hall. To MASONS
Scaled proposals will he received at the Office Of the Com
missioner Of Repairs and Supplies until SATURDAY, July
GOTH at y oclock NJ which time they will be publicly
openedFor building threeStory building IN Goyomeur-
sIp SAID building be occupied Market aud Police
Station House EstmatOrs will estimate for the Mason
work only plan and specification OF said building and
all relating thereto, Will be nished AZ the Of
fce of the Superintendent Of Repairs 90 Public buildings
No 10 Ezabeth.st Blank estimates viii he furnished nj
either Office B-Ihe Commissioner the right
10 reject all estimates deemed interest o the Cor
poration July 18TH 1881. VIM ADAMS,
Vlg Commissioner ~ Repairs and supplies.
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OFFICE RECEIVER T,XEs. New City Hall, Park.
INA\ES of 1851 Rate Oh o. 100 -

OFfIcE RECEIVER TANgs. New City Hal PARK
THAMES of lS5l.-Rate 81 9S-lO0.-
u Notice is hereby gwen. that the Tar Books u the
present year Will he open for TUESDAY the
10Th day of July and that will then DO prepared to
ceiye the Taxes charged thereon
All persons paying their Taxes previous TO the ist OF
November next will a deduction Of interest at
per cent per annum, calculated from the time Of payment
10 the Isl Of December next
per cent will he added to all Taxes unpaid on the
Ist ct December, and per the 3th Of Deoem
her next,
Hours for receiving Tares from A VI 90 Up M
Bankable money only received
HARVEY HART. Receiver of Taxes
B-persons sending full descriptions of their property
to this Office will have their bills sent 10 them or they can
he had nv annlylnr al this office y23tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
DuBLIC ADMINISTRATORS Of

II rICE No NsSssu-streei Notice - hereby gwen 70
the relatives and next Of KIN II BETSY NEWMAN,
of tha city Of New-York. widow. deceased and who
alleged 10 have died interstate that the effects o me ss
interstate the hands ri the Public ADMINISTRATOR vail be
administered and disposed OF by him according 10 law un
less the be claimed by lawful executor aa
OF the deceased by the 9th DAY Of August aet,
Dated. New-Iork. July Q. 1881.
W 1AS = lHANER Public Atminist yatQr.
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OF,

II FlCE, No 1Nassau-st-Notlce - hereby gwen 70 the
relatives and next of Kin ofJAMES HUNT OF KENT, by
the SARAH from Liverpool deceased and who alleged ~
have died mtesate that shall apply y the Surrogate ~
the County of NewYork for letters II Administration upon
the OF the SAID ncsaie the 10Th dxy Of August
rcyr. 10 o'clock N the forenoon Dated, New York.
July IS, 1881 JAMES : rHAYER
,vlb 2awtwMed Public Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

In PURSUANCE of an order OF the sur
i rogae Of the County II NewYOrk, notice IL hereby
gwen TO all persons having claims against SAhC tL
BROOM late the City of New-Orieahs Ioulsitaa de-
snLscrber al The Office OF Kent Dawes, Esqrs No %
WaI-street m the CIV Of NewYork On or before me
roth dav ~ N.Temlr nert- Dated NewY0rk the sixth
dav Of Nav. 1851 WlNIHhOP oAhghNi,
tiv7 laW6mNs EhtChI"f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
INTEREST on CITY STOCKS.-The

INTEREST on CITY STOCkS.-The
interest the public Stocks Of he City Of New-Yors
due and payable August st 1884, will be paid that dag
by SHEPHERD KNAPP Esq. Chamberlain OF the Oty
at the MECHANICS BANK, No 80 Wallstrset. The
transfer books will be closed WEDNESDAY july OH
O'Clock PM For the accommodation OF Stockholders
transfers will be permitted during the period the book.
closed. Ia take effect Aug lsi i85lComptfollers
Office York, June 30th, 1881.
i've .tAu2 JOSEPH r. TAYLOR Comptroller
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DURING ADMINISTRATORS OF.

Il rICE. No. Nassau street Notice IS hs..n' s,vss
10 the relatives and next Of KIN & HENRY HELNkE,
supposed from Germany deceased and who Is alleged 10
have died interstate that shall apply q the Surrogate &C
the County New York for letters OF Al upon
the estate the sad ntestae The 18th day 81 August
next at 10 clock the forenoon Dated New YORK, iea
July. 1881 JAs,ES thAtth,
lyi6 2awtwwed Pubic Adninisfstor.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
IN prR SIrANCE of an order of the Sur

IN UKSI ANCE OF an UIueI 90 - hereby
,orste Of the County of New Yors; M VIII ED
even % all % mons having ans < scssssd 10 pre-
W., ~, - mn veuchers tAereo u lhs ,ay Haisoa
tho store OF Robert Edwards 1900 the nineteenth
., Isn'ar -Da,d Ney fs,s; Ihf
a JUL. 1857 Administrator
vii s~tHNfo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
DUBLICATION of a Summons against

Absent Defendant pursuant 70 the p1Nsohs % sec
on s5 of the Code of Procedure of the State n New
York-Supreme Ccurt-Tna TO be had IN the City and
County If New Iors-John Atchn plant'n against Jphh
p Cocsmanson and Michael Murphy, defendants. De-
and for money on Published by order obtained
from the Hon James a. King, Jr Judge Of the supreme
Court Of the State Of NewYUk, july H. 1851 To JOHN
p GOODMANSON, defendant You are hereby sum
moned and required ~ the compliant IN this acon
and serve copy Of your answer the said complaint on
the subscriber has Office No % Beekman-street IN the
City of NewYork within twenty days amer the service
hereof and Won fail TO answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff will take Judgment against you
for the Of i've hundred dollars with interest from he
2ith day OF June 1881 besides the cost OF thus action And
take notice that the complaint tins acton hledhn
the office Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New-fork
on the 18th day of july l85t-NewSork. July ID, lBo
A NASH, Plaintiffs Attorney,
iy6 law8wWed' % Beesmsn-st New-foTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
NOTICE to CARTMEN.-The new or

dinance for Licensing and Regulating Carts aud Cart
men provides that ali licenses public Catmen shall et
pIre on the last day of October each year and may nv
renewed by the Mayor for succeeding year II application
he made therefor prior To the expiration thereof ae such
time as may be appointed by the Mayor
Due notice win be given Of the days set apart for renss
ing such licensing commencing probably about the middle
OF September -, -, -.
Cartmen will he furnished with the new ordinance On AZ
pl,caon a, this office Mayors Office July 10, 1891
BY order OF the Mayor,
100 inn ~ ASHER TAYLOR First Marshal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
i rogate Of the County # NewYork notice = hereby
wen IN ali n.rsons hsvng aims against DAVID HEATH
late OF the City Of NewYOrk deceased, 10 present the
same with vouchers thereof u the suscrDer al hs once
fore the sixth day Of December next.-Dated Ns"-fok
the Thrteth day Of May, 1851. . , ....
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17
Convention Of school COMMITTEE.

lbr Sugyuucud,ug School COMMITTEES 81
Oxford Count, mc, n Convention a, Frye
burg. 900 "Wednesday, ibo hrsl dly ui Or,olcr
Tor ruc purpose OF rhoos.ug a member oi the
Board ct Elucauo1 ior said County, "i'h 'he
following Attendance,
lHmy-G. +. rcvksbury, : T. Haskell.
Bhr--D. Garland, y Mason.
Brgput,LI-S. u. Bean, ID. Gerry, j. T..
Sweat.
CaaOu-lIinm 4 Ellis.
D.Haarl--L. T. Sawyer, Cyrus logalis'
J. ". DAVIS.
Frg.5u,c-S G. lIobb-, Thomas sou'her.
Gromro,l-J. &. Robinson
Lor,H--A. B. Lo,cvell, J. &. lIambln,
T. Barker
MsnU-Johu VI. Eustls, And Farewell.
Norray-M. B Bartlett, J. ". Hobbs.
UIi0rJ-lslac Carlton.
Pgu-.h,bcuy Hall, y. knight, M.kmgh'
poar-F. L. Rice, \. II. Mason, jordan
Stacey, -.
No,o,-Cyru- Eastman, Asa Pray, ossood
Charles.
Sumnsr-whnncy Cummings, J. VI Lane.
Sroin-E. W. Woodbury., Milton Jcwc'i
John =. pIummcr
Wa,pJoni-S. G.. HIunkius, James NJ.
Shaw.
The Convention was organized by the choice
OF DR.. l.. p. Sawyer as Chairman and lli""
. 4. Ellis, Secretary.
| Ou mo,ioo, a committee on resolutions VA
appointed by the rhair, consisting OF the ioI
lowing gentlemen, VIZ Bean OF Bn"nheId
Sou,her Of FryeJurg, Robinson OF Green
wood. Carlton OF Oxford, and Mason" "l Bc'he
| Further business was then suspended II
orle, To listen to remarks from the Hon. l.. VI
Thur,,on. Secretary Of lhc Board II h"uel
,ion. In rearcncc ru the interests OF our pun
he schools,
Amer listening with deserved attention
m, remark. Of Mr.. Thurston, eomm'"e
consisting Of Me,sr,. Rice Of Porter, lngall
Of Denmark, and lIunkins Of Waterford" VA
raised to receive, sort and count votes tor
candidate to be- recommended to the Board q
Educatiou Tor election as Member OF SAT-
Hoard for Oxford County aquorum requiT
ed by law to elect in convention not oe'n
present
The Committee, having attended to 'ha
duty reported
II Whole number Of votes, 81
Mosrs Is. BARrLETT having that nuinOc'
Was declared unanimously recommended
The convention then adjourned to meet q
one o'clock, =. NJ. ,.-
/ ,,r,sxooy-Met according To ADJOURN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17
TIE ELM

\ ulag, shaded by ,hmuurhly grown
,Ims canuu, BE- bui handsome. Ils house,
mly b, hu', rl- street, mly b. ribbod with
ruc,. or cHlnnc.Ird with ruls, it NAV be- DIR.
rs rs Now York, and Vet these vast, maic.tir
tabernacle. of thc AIR would rcircmlt tobau.
W. Thr,r are temples INDEED, h'iug i'in'
piles. neither waxing old NOR shattered hy
time, but ruu,Irg wider with every genera.
lron and casting a ,asicr round OF grateful
shadow with every summer We bad rather
walk hsnrl,h ln avenue oi ,Ims than inspect
the uohlr.t cathedral th1t ar ever accom-.
pli.hrd WHAT'S % th1l brings one with
such immediate, personal and cNmlnuu1
sympathy with venerable ,rcc'' One in.
,unctiycly un,o,crs ls be- comes beneath
them, he looks up with proud ,cncu'Ion ini'
the rccrirnr and twilight rrc'sscs be- hrenihs
F., thanksgiving TO God every time boz cuoi
foot falls along their shadows. Ihcy vaSen
the imagination ond miur'r lhr u'iu um"
with lhc present Dd any man ut confirm.
rlati,c muod ever stand under 900 old OAK NJ
elm. without thinking ot other dlys,-im.
ag,nlnp the scene, that bad lnn,prrl 900 their
prc-ourri These leaf mountains seen" to
connect the past and present Co ~ as mouu-
. tain ridges auac, clouds from both ,.trs ct
+ lbcm-skcs Ono must need, walk With up-
turned lace, exploring these most substantial
t NJ air castles, Nod ohen glr.,us r"h .urih
some monumental tree, be- looks alar np' aui
secs the bird population lo appear scarcely
larger than humming birds. dimlN hhunl
about their secure heritage and sending down
a chirp that lose. lt'clf half way down ." =
Thin whistle, u SEEMS as though there ~er'
Two vorld--hc iu one and they ln another.
No other tree j. at 40 comparable To 'he
elm. The ash IS, when well grown, hnn
Tree. bu, clumsy the maple has Doe am'
character. The horsc-chc.lnut, the lIndon'
the mulberry, and poplars, (sn,c that tree
spirc, the I.omhlrly poplar,) are all OF them
pln,up. round. lit trees, not To b. drspi'od'
: surely, but representing single '.'"''''s
, IDEAS. The oak il venerable by association
and OCCASIONAL, a specimen is found possess
ing kind of grim and ragged glory. bn'
+ the elm. alone monarch Of Irres, combines 10
|, tssl, the elements OF variety, sire, slTcngh
and grace As no other tree known to US can at
,ll approach or remotely rival It's the @'a'
# trees: the true Universal Tree! l'sma'n
trunk shoots up, not round and smoo'h' lie
AN .fltted, lymPhatic tree, but channelled
and corrugated, as its snowy muscles show
od through their athletic proportions. Then
suddenly the whole idea Of growth Is chang
ed aud muldludcs Of long, 1.-THE branches ra-
diale from the crotch Of the tree. having tho
effect Of sraighinss, and strength aud yet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17
OLD SERIES, VOL. 10, NO. 3

States and the various agricultural and learn,
cdassociaiions in foreign countries. Iiwould
ia fact, BE- the great centre of agricultural i'm.
formation, which would difhso knowledge ia
q thousand different directions oyeriho whole
length and breadth of our land, and 10 which
every fmcr could confidently apply for al.
vice and instruction on any subject connected
with his profession.
And here ! may pause to inqrirc whether
the Smithsonian Institute at the scat Of the ma.
tional lgo,emmentmighi not, ,r gf5dc. became
a collaboration and efficient assistant Of the
National Agricultural Society IN Nh - litrn-
~ and scicaiifc branches Might NOT the
Institute a.d the Society ia iis periodical pub
locations, and, be -u1junciiou with il, difIlsr
lhr greatest amru-' oi useful knowledge
among mont sugly the r'iilau,bropic In
tcriiuu rf d. worthy loundrr ol that insliiu-
lIun could uo, be- carried out in q more suita.
hlr amt effective mauucr han by mlkar IL
thus suhseUr ihc great in,rrrsl.uf agriculture
90 aIl i's bnurho-. Whatever iis pro'ui
u'einin.ss may ho' % can perform n' higher
'"'' 'a' contribute 900 it'm'si efficient m7n-
n'r 0" i'' perfection OF that species OF human
industry which is 'hr parent 'nd thr promoter
OF our industrious rc-' a' oa their hruadr,t
.'''. .N'.-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17
'OrtrII
wrur1 90 Ibr u,frI nrn4Bt
AN AUTUMN MORNING.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

Ia,r AaTEiEs ~ uh tAWWFr'>.-
'U.s IarIrn E,rulu. Herald publishes list
..,fr. article, which hly, bsgu picked uP io
r- -rr7, exhibition building from July is''o
A.-..t tsl,r some OF ihc items are very
amusing. and it's wonder how such things
..s !. I5st Fgy instance, among other
Things. oue cap, one o,ercoat, one Pe'ueo'''
o.s hustle. one p1ir ancgts, ioar eyeslls,'''
iasr,,.tau bles ct various coios' twenty
..-tr bsnehsS Of kcy-, oue hundred aud ''N-
t,.,-rh, plra,ol., one pistol, lPoeke'' We pre-
sumrj one aa.k, s,Siy.seyen bracelets '~o
hundred and seventy eve shawl o'''ehe' ana
clasps. three hundred aud n,ne'cea p''>,'
hanJLsrch.eis, any quantity OF Pur''' WIN w
the .um. oi monc, ,apius from I'd 10 ID
and n.nsv children, boys aud girls. Prom
eighteen IN twenty have been forwarded ID
,sr.,g. p,rs Of tbc town, aUd by 'he eons'a
b.,. roln, oiT duty and 20 less than ''N''
have bten claimed By the parents at the sta
lions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

meni, and the Committee on Resolutions made
their report, which afer slight amendment.
was unanimously adopted.
Resolutions, as amended.
R8olr,d, That this convention are much
gr1Iihcd with the apparent increase Of interest
ia our State IN the cause Of Education, aud
feel indebted to + " Thursion, Secretary Of
The Board Of Education, for tho satisfactory
manner be has presented to this convention
tie Statistical information embraced IN his re-.
port.
RS'o'roi, Tia, the increased attention on
the inhabitants OF this state, to the subicc, OF
oducatIon, The holding of Institutes and other
appliances for the more perfect qualification
of oficachcr, have already caused manifest i'm.
proycment in tho condition Of our common
-rh0ul-. fud ,l,, uuu.u1iiy large attendance
oficaeltyu at the County Institute, claim. our
warm@t congratulations
R.,o'r.i, That lhc ablcand impartial man.
uar vhich NIB Bartlett, FL. has discharged
hl' duties as Memhcr ol 'hr board oi Eduea.
""n ol oxford county meets 'h' cordial ap-
probation or ,h. convention.
"','.'' 700, o." on' opinion vastly moro
''f'oo' upon The I'''''r' IN in''n'unH
youth 'hln upon amy 'y'''m OF Books "haic'-
'r
R'''rsa' That lhe manifest interest in our
'oDo'y Institute and apparent success u'
Member OF Che Board and Teachers and -.
'ur'" employed have impaired 10 teacher
and aII ihos" Who ha'" avnilcd th'msc'vc- ''
nF aa'unngrs, desirable Information upon ilr
several branches ot sci'ucr, ari the u'ost sur.
'''.'n' m'nn'f"i teaching lhc .1n', meet
''' ''''''''''' -tv'''4'''' "' '''' ''n'''.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

vi N1clua, luc historian, once commit.
,.I tu memory in ihr space Ut twenty four
hour. 1rI actually rrc.irl, 1n entire number
ofihr Times Newspaper, advertisements and
aIl Nr Naauly's memory 0as. character,
wed hy Sidney Smith as "a lrmcnduous rn.
r.ur OF roI.u1nnl oppression" At Cam.
bridge ht- fellow students n.cknlmcl him Ma
ctul,,, lhr Oma.rlsrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

' '"'-'""NH Ahl'fi'ah ElAif were luInl
in Ils varieties. end ils culture better adapt,
: to the soil and climate Of this country ihl
tha, of any other Kind OF grape imported ci,l
cr from Europe, Africa or he Canary islau,
b In view Of these facts, il Is certainly no wi
conjecture to suppose iha, the United StaY
. States will in a very short time. produce GOO
wine, - cheap and in such abundance as
render d, a common and daily beverage. Sue
4 result - no, to be- deprecated on the plrt
those mast scupulou, on TIC subject of ardcr
spirits tor It = a wcllcslablshcd fact ven
ded by the observation of every day. that th
pupnlaton of wine growing countries, is moi
cd tor subrici, and temperance. The mos
sohgr people Of thr OI World are iu the s in
growing counirc, ui southern Europe, when
lhc article, like water, D.. placed un every "a
h'c, frc Of cu,l, but an extra charge mad
ior coHtc, and very cNurb.iart one lrr Goa
They scarcely ever u-r 10 Go excess vhtIcu
northern Russia, vhrrr aulra, spirit, arr ur
,d o., substitute. iur wines. l1,u,-auu1 rs OBJ.
prevailing u'c-lhr example having been -r
'' %" .''' '''a''Ti''' r,r."a 'han Peter 'H'
Great.
am noN about io 7y irv Uo'js nn
very Important branch oi hu'harar', ul prcu
''' '"''r'''' '''Wc Am1'canHim IaIlud.
'' 'h' growth OF "no'--an ar'.c'" which Dol
.' small a.-''. Affects "ar i"rr'g" aui dnmrs
ur exchange. - aras experience hasdm
"a..H'r', large portions of ngr country au
admirably adapted Co 'h' growth ~ wool
in 'h' production OF o." other article has'hcrr
''''0 50 ei'1' 1' Improvement 300 quantity and
f''''N. "'f '''.' attempts 20 0o''.crnNlnr
N.'. almost exclusively confined 0" iH" lniD.
" ''..A' "i sheep. 'la 'h" oHrrrgua'I'-
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