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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10

Mrs BlsDche Guin'ne certainly dressed the
Fart Of sn iivaid to the lhe-or, rather 10 the
csath. Robed from be sd to too, in the purest
white she msnsgec e. look extremely well snd
III at one and the same time She vas got up
with The gre attest possible regard Co medical ef
fect for. sltbough Mrs. Quinlne vas naturally q
piunp end strong butt vonsn. che vac co.,
tuned 90 srtisticHk. and hooked, as she laa-
euished CO tie couch 80 peiiiousy deiicsts, TIA,
o,e cou'c not he fsbcyug but that with the
-, stock or jar 20 her nerves, every bone IN
he' bocy wcDlc fall ssubder se the skeleton IN
tie Fsn,oeciui at the sudden bomb OF the
otuu.
Her con plea ion-~tich could not hsve been
called horid even At her heAIhiest moments-wn
rendered suil more pale BY the bloom OF ba
h,es powder, with which she never failed to In.
due il, previous to her leaving her chamber. Her
eyes-lhey we're OF the Irish grey kiDd-she al
ways kept closed, as if from want Of ress-bot
then Nature had blessed Mrs Quinine with long,
6ark, Aweeping eye.ashes, and these were never
seen 10 such perfection 40 whea brought inso con.
trsst with her white akin. Her upper lip was
drawn up slightly, a. # In continual pain-eut
then Mrs. Quiniue was giited with q 'remarks-
bly, fire set Of teeth" and was sufficient woman
OF the world to know that there wss no use in
her having such things unless she showed them
Moreover, the fsvorite. because the most touch
ing posture Of Mrs Quinine, was with her head
slightly dropping. and her cheek resting on her
hALd, buttnen the lady prided neFsei on tue smeu-
ness Of her extremities the tips Of toes could DO
Just seen at the end Of the couch, peepiag from
beneath her robe , and with her arms raised. she
knew that the blood could not circulate so freely
in her Singers, and consequently, that she would
be saved the trouble Of continually rubbing them.
in order to improve their wilderness.
" And, trath to say, tho illness OF Ars. Oainine
was as agreeable to herself as il was interesting
10 her Doctor and scqusintsnces, and inconve-
nient to her husband. Mrs Branches prevailing
belief was, that she was suffering from extreme
debility, and that if she had not the very best Of
food to live upon, accompanied with continual
change Of air and scene she felt satisfied she had
but short time to remain in this world
Ia this conviction Mrs. Qlinine was fully
borne out by the profound opinion, most gravely
delivered, with the lsdy's pulse in one hand and
bis sold repeater in the other by her medical ad-
viser-tbM dear. lovesble old maR." Doctor
Twaddes-w added. that unless she could
keep herself quiet and refrain from making the
least exertoD. and could at the same time be Sc
cured perfect peace Of mind 81 home, without be-
ing thwarted in the slightest wish-m DO said
tbs the Doctor knitted the gray. bushy brows
which hung down about his eyes lihe Skye ter.
riers and looked death arrsnts at the husband OF
the lady--he would not take il upon himself to
answer for the consequences
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10
Arrival Of the Hermann.

The steamship Hermann, from Bremen and
Southampton, arrived about O'Clock yesterday
bringing large number of passengers, bat no
later news than we have already published by
the Europa.
IN siearq,ly H,acrn from B,,aeS AID as'
Forster H.nr Ksyser lady Mss hayset Josns Navel
W,lsu Mulr LsoIoa Hufe and LADY, hrs smith aaa 's :
Jobr NepoTt " Lshbdse, Lsihbn's@ 1o5n Lsh2fogs
Otto schnsycsr Ehnug Dudgeon, A"f9s SAG
lady Sanford, Causen, Mouef Ne Ano7t' h'Pes
st,v lac bsssu FrtE ssde Bernard bee hsdpmtna ars
i-.nh NJ Joseph A Meyer, Emma Koh er Otto kobls
Charles Fstsch sass p atl fr sosmaon ana az tona
g,n.pn Ms Berger Mss Berger Barge, Jose hue'
.nr NJ. q H1ssrsnn, Husuana, Ffrsnttnp, b.tng-t
Ms Kattsuhoru Rohmsn, Mss Anns koamsn Ms
Rofmsp AeIaud.r Rohuau ROhmSD jacob Confad "iAah
Z,bsu Frust schaer. Herm H,schae ana ADV NJ Llets
~. Iucetus Ludetus n - scha-rJ "slsnaone'
Cotbc H,ler Geo Coush Hrdy John DutoolsrW ho-ss
Collins and lacy mss Poris GsoIss Gag - az .5
-, TaHot " m strorg Mrs walsh Misses aad l9id
Hrs Tlsu McNcol hrs Am Bay Ms bado1}' in9IAc
Rcbury Mi. Mary Beer Geogrs sheHaa Cohsn WIN Nol
sucug q Lowry
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Later fom san Juan-Rumored Rectangular
mani of the Britiah Protectorate.

The Sun Of yesterday morning publishes some
statements by Capt. C. Ellery, formerly OF the
steamer Orus, relative TO some recent movements
in SanJusn.
Capt. Elery left San Juan in the English sleam'
ship Severn, for Chsgres, on the 18th OF April
and came home from the latter place on the
steamer North America, arrived here on " Gu
He brings news of the entire Withdrawal OF tne
Rrittsh naval forces At San Juau, the proOAo'e
immediate abandonment OF the Mosquito proseo,
torAte by the English, and the surrender oAcS "
the Ncaraguan Government OF the port OF AZ
Juan, ana all the territory hitherto elaiHeu I"
Mosquito. ..;,h +,
The NEGRO police was 10 be done away wita N
six weeks when, 1t was reported, the entire uo'-
ernment Of the place and control Of the Territory
would be given up TO the NicarEeuan GoVe'n'
ment. l,..-.
r-enaripg a detachment Of soldiers and the proper
officers. to move down TO San Juan as soon as the
English evscuRte. Asa preparatory step toward
the withdrawal Of the present system OF city gov
eminent. q grand mass meeting OF 81 the lnnao
itsnts Of San Jusn was convened A. the ne" I ns
Hsh Custom House on the l5th OF April 70 aaoPt
proper measures for the peaceful and quiet gov
eminent of the town az soon as English authority
The chief sneaker at this meeting was Nj
Martin. an American, from New Orleans and
LAWYER by profession. bis address vas listened
70 with the utmost respect, and received wisn
great applause. he proposed the formation Of 4
regular City Government, on the plan OF tue
Nan OF the American cities the passage oy tne
people of such laws as were right and proper
and the election Of Aldermen and osneF o.ncers
TO carry the laws into effect. -, -
Among those present were Mr. Green the
British Consul. Capt Foote, the Captain OF tue
Port. WHO conceded entirely with the speaker
ioining heart and soul in favor OF the move nens
II was resolved that Mr. Martin be appointed 20
draft series Of regulations TO be adopted Is
future meeting might direct. The nomination Of
Aldermen was then proceeded with, resulting u
the nomination Of two Americans, two Enghgn-
men and one Frehchman. They will probably De
Elected when the proper time for voting arrives.
II WAS the determination OF the lnhaoitsnts o
the place 70 petition the Nicsragusn au'hoEi'ls.
70 hermit the continuance Of the city G0vernm 20.
now forming, and il was generally believed In.s
no objection would be interpOsed. Inc u1Hio 10
good feeling prevailed among all the PeoPls "a
The prospective formation OF the new Guy -
tons, and the foal, though tsrdy res1ola1 100
Nicaragua Of Der long lost territory ana So,
Among the ENGLISH and American realosnss -
ssti,fsetoa is manifested. as neither party as'0e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-10
Very late from the Bahama Islands.

The propeller Freeman Rawdon, Capt Brown,
arrived tere on Saturday morning last In seve1tyni
bonrshom NASSAU Mp. TIE Freeman Rawdon 10 bound
TO ard put here Tor supply oicos She 10
ceItneo ior The OF the Mary land Mining Company
We are Indebted TO The kindness * friend Capt B.
for ale NASSAU papers but 90 usual ihese colonies present
few ohcu OF Interest under the present parayzsi cond
non Of thirRs
We notice that the rAkirgI OF salt have turned out well 10
he Bshamst and that Ia hing Iey hsppeo under such
crnmssncesl The crops IN some places almost ruined
FOR The wen OF rar This Is particularly the case 10 the
issros OF Exuns and Eleulhera Al luRgua tbs salt pro-
due ed Wa inUerse Savannah Rep 5lh.
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Irems from Washington.

WAsHISGTON, Friday, Msy 9.
AdviceE from the South reached here last night
taiirg hs ng he prompt measures tsken oy ~
ermeLt the contemplated Cuban iLvaaon bad exploded,
ard ihe esdeTI and bad returned 10 h7r hones OF
gore West
The PIesidert recognizes Amory Edwsrd' a. Consul,
General for The Republc Of Nicaragua for the Cosed
States, 10 reside ~ New York.
The Postmaster General has Issued circular 10 me
posmssteFs 10 view Of the expected increase OF eters
Ger Il new Postage law simplifying the diet i0uuOn al
The oif,Tert post Offices. .
The Board Of Health announces that The numos OF n
lermeuls in Washington during April wsS'2
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WASHINGTON.
The President and Cabinet Gsing 10 New
YOrk-The Post of Naval Officer, &c.

The President and Cabinet Gsing 10 New
York-The Post of Naval Officer, &c.
WAsHINGroN, Tuesday, hsy6
The telegraph will inform you tonight that
you may look out for the President and major
ity Of his Cabinet BY next Tuesday. Secretaries
WEBSTER, STUART and CONRAD, Attorney Gen
ersl CRITTESDES and Mr. HALL are those who
can best leave their Departments. They accept
the invitation Of the New York and Erie Rail
road to attend the opening Of the line. Ii is ex-
pected that Mr.. WEBSTER will address those
gentlemen in NewYork who recently called upon
him for a speech during his visit TO Boston.
There is already some sharp competition for
the succession 70 the Office Just vacated by the
venerable and esteemed PHILIP HONE. Mr..
J. A. UNDERWOOD is strongly supported for this
post Aid. BESsoS will bring influence which
vieds power very near the throne, and Hon.
DAVID A. BOKEE presents strong case IN pro-
pria PERSONA. But the individual who, as have
good reason to believe, ia likely to be the favor.
tie, is one who was bitterly disappointed on
previous occasion with reference 90 the same OF
fee. The first letters of his name are JOHN A.
COLLIER. venture 10 predict that ne will be
the next Naval Officer at the Custom House
There is a report that the President IS deci'
ded upon q plan for the enlargement OF TIE Cap
itol. / understand, though not from definite au-
ihority that this is incorrect. | shall ASCERTAIN
in the morning. This matter is ASSURING
character Of unexpected Importance, and there
is much TO be said upon It. ..
WOUfER Won TWlLLEk.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
NALE OF SPLENnIn EIIRNL

- A LIE OF SP L ENDID FURNI-
STURE VIII be sold on The ih 18th ard 18th Of Nav
~ 10 O'clock, each day, Al the OF Mr DEFOREsF
22 Broadway, magnificent Ruroiufe the entire slock
contained In that extensive Establishment thu largest ard
uost elegant ever offered for sale IN the United sIa..-
cor pspg suits OF psror furniture elsborstey 10
rosewood and covered Rolc bTocste s,us damsk and
brocelees. puahs, velveis &c; arm, rockers sewing
Nottre smoking and ether chairs upholstered 10 the rcR
eat material enc finished 10 The hest possible manner;
CERES, encoTneures side-bosrds plate glass doors and
ted with talin ard other woods extension, side
center, work and card tables IN rosewood mshOgany OAK
snd walnut erby carved sewing dressing aud station
airy tables IN rosewood with mirrors fsuteui' lounges
couches ard spring chairs IN every approved style;
music etsgers rnuic stools racks FIRE screens krtees
ard fancy tables variety OF chamber furniture 10
wood mahogany wspui and enamel papier meche chairs
tables writing cetks worn boxes odor cases aud
foos This Furnitu 10 Manufactured under
pervison, OF The best msertst snd will he sold without
reFerve to make room for extensive alterations The sale
will commerce on "wednesday, I4ih Inst ard continue I'LL
The stock 10 disposed o. The goods are now exhibited
my9 st
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The Attack on the COlOred Man at Boston.

TIP. Smith, the colored man who was attacked
by gang OF Degroes Weduesday night win inent 70
tar and feather him on Of bis opposition 10 plan
for the mixture Of white and black children ~ The public
schools last light oscoyed from bis school INTO
MskeLsousre where seven eight blscks awaited him
They Lnocked rim with slung-shot ard were only
stopped 10 further ouusges by the appearance OF zoe
ystcb fhis second act OF s-eIsneBs by the colofed
pecpe csuset Considerable remark Several arrests have
been made and the perpetrators, II convicted, VIII no
doubt be severely punished.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcEER, AuctiOneer.
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS, MANU-


L Y FACTURERS, and others-Exteniive and peremp-
tory sale OF f26 Harlem Building Lots at auction
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell ST suction on
TUESDAY, May Is 1851, al II O'Clock, al the Mer'
chants ExchsnR GO the folio wing valuable property viz:
AT HARLEM-Ten desirable blocks OF ground contain.
Ing about 4l6 lois and OF lots beautifully sused for
building purposes lying 10 one parcel, aud extending from
SecOpo TO the East River and from One Hundred
and Eighth 10 One Hundred and Sixteenth Streets with
valuable Water Front OF 800 feet said river On the
property there arge and handsome mansion house and
other buildings The lots nearly all OF full size and fit
for immediate use, there being rock sud very little
ground rendering them very desirable for persons
OfIms means 10 purchase building lot or capitalists to
male safe aud profitable Investment First avenue and
Avenue being opened and Second avenue opened ard
regulated.
The above lots admirably calculated for mechanics
woTknPmen and for large manufacturing purposes being
ony few muutes walk from the Harlem aAiroed dePot
and the East River also for persons doing business 10 Tue
ciey ~ Harlem Railroad cars stop within Few DOCKS
property. rendering II both desirable and convo
pleDt This property from It's peculiar location sno adva
tsges will become n populous and very Important
part OF our city. . u, 49,.
purchase money with the 1uconees fee OF - on escn
lot TO be paid The Huconeer on The day OF SAFE Ihe
b6lsnce be paid the Sd day OF June next When me
deeds will he delivered. . $500
ANY purchaser buying $50 co per cent can re-
bond and mortgage forS years 81 per cent pay
PCrmsps and further particulars apply 70 the auction
eer, Broad.sL ui57S) S~o,oV,Myo,H
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Strict DEPARTMENT. 40. tHAtL or RECORDS -sss-
~ proposals. viii be received a. tbs Street Connsnusrs
urtn nd,, Ma 49, 1881 81 u occt NJ % regulate AM
eth a. from four Fh regulate aud grd ssh
1trc Fith rsgua'e conformity 9TH the
grade 3sih between Second and Ird and
Psts, spsclkcatots and s
thereto had application th- Cnuat cs
par'melt Ma, g. 1881. JOHN 7. DODGE, Street Com
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE CLOCK on THE CITY HALL.-Some months
have elspsed since the clock 10 the cupolA Ct the CITY aI
has been u striking order but hss recently oeen undsf
going he necessay repairs and now denotes tns passing
bogrs BY int stroke hch scarcely DO hsafo a. inc
distance of TWO or hree blocks The stroke heretofore
WA heavier and from the ss difference IN sound re-
.eb,ed the FIRE Aum bell which not unfrequenty caused
he s-epeu unnecessary uouble from fsse alarms There
. M n,obabtv row Of the being eonounded witt Tie
o,ber a. he difference in power and tone 10 s1ceauy
i.retive and can barely be mistaken BY any ene familiar
% b sororous tone Of the ore ard the desdened sound
Of he other
THE gHASTEEs on WAsHiSGToS PARK.-The
ruerou. small tenemer which have heretofore dotted
W.shn ton PARK are IN process Of removal, undsr
the direction Of Capt Wright Of the Fourth Poles Dis
trct ard the Aldermen Of he Eleventh Ward, IN eonP-
ance with resolution Oft the CoEnoa Co1'ch 81 " rs
meeting Thirty days tine was allowed, "inih "A-eH
hey were 10 be removed but from present sP2s-
The work vii be effected before the end Of no H 'P'
cited
BoARD or ExcIsE-This body net ~ .ns 80 ~
Hal n Thurs6sY ATE DooB and ranIso, ~ $50
icr tie FCuIih WaId; for he FE-1 - ,se Einfh in
sr be Severts for the ELsbn ana ~ 80 G,oes~,s.
sfsitCn 10 hcse heretofore gIaptsd 49,, w a. -
= - i.fTS ~ 80 Ecuor u tie Third ward ~ toe
Fourfb. II H. Yfhh and IN ne snn AIeso.as1
Va scoprc THAT spplcsu1b &c 49, ~ 80 - 80,
.ur a. ia uext .essinn 70 amend ne xLy e. ~
80 49, 49, W .st % he second Tuesday IN MAY: "a
Ne - J.rrsr sal thsf ~ licenses shall expire ca ~s'
date
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RUSAwAY AND ACCIDEST-A horse AttaeAs9
TO hsh, wagon COZ anrg M NesO,soa as VIE aDa
family o. biTe children ghtesed ~ 1oSs 4
rer II on Thursl AZ orn e and Of a. tl1ss f1s'
he had not proceeded far ben meeting - sO . -.
tuuouSn he wagon upset ard a. y - S,r.bs.s snd
sevcral Cthefs unrn OF les NJ -lred
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FATkI RA1TPOAn

FATAL RAILROAD AocIDEEr-Ine Express
E East. Saturday s;srnooH, -ssa Az. -
utc7, Joan CarfEsl, gocery Astpel - -
instantly b. I'd nm Be nsa t-cu % - 70
TstuFsirs the road tfscA, sh~4 hs - - 49,
tran cous ard stsuc, lo trsck % ths Gasf s-
ETprsss tran 6etnoEE 70 bD, sA g-st - -.
thTOvr b tAs iccr ssoa tss 49, - 49,. us
4 lamb rs.s3inE Utsca- La-@J ~-s"@-
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auclioneer.

4 FURNITURE elegant assortment
u OF Household furniture, nearly new OF the latest
sty 'es. and made by Dem'cg l. Dessoir-ADRIAN H.
MULLER " ~ sell at auction, on TUESDAY, May 18th,
al II O'Clock. a, No "a Bopdsuee the entire Faroture
contained Ia ibid house, combating in part Of rosewood
and mahogany sofas, chairs sr and VoaiTe chairs COW
cred with san brOcsele Royal and crimson velvet rose
wood tables with marble tops bronze aud Ormou
2osy clock, csndeabras to match, crimiOn satin damask
curtains made BY Psiten, mantolgsssss 58X77, pier
atseb $3.50 extensOu dining table hat stands velvet
ttpsBuy srd Brussels carpets oil cloths &c together with
assortment Of bedroom furniture. Also very supe-
rosewood piano y made by St0jaTt
Durham large painting fobei snd the Angel" 72xlos;
large psinrg. Abraham and bis Son" 74xlC8 These
paintings by the celebrated master Van Artos and
considered to be two of his finest productions Catalogues
I'D caTds Of admission be hAe Of the Office Of the
AUcloneer, No Wsllireet. (957l mye5I*
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Naval.

NORFOLK Thursday May 2.
The Susduehanna goes into com Sission to-day,
ard will make trip to Cape Henry on sdreay ID uy he
II acbibeTy. ~,
TIE Swedish brig Sophia, from Liverpdb Is in HInp'
ton Rosds.
The Weather 10 delightful Business siun
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A NJ. MERwIE AucIoDeet
RY BANGS, BROTHER IL CO., Trade

ASesle Rooms IS Parkrow.
REmOVAL-B. q co have removed to the New
Sore. IS PArk-row
FRIDAY EVENING, May att o'clock
FUPERB ENGBAvIHGs jus. receiye5 from London being
magnificent lee ion OF fine line snd mezzonni
English French Italian and German Engraving emorsc-
Ing lRe Of the choicest predictions OF me
not artists OF Europe, AID including many thsi
ave exquisiiey colored Catalogues will be isaned Oh
Thursdsy when The engrsvtpgs Will be READY Tor nsPe
ss,r
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
81 Telegraph TO The HsW.IOrk frlbuE'.
Death Of Judge Brice.

BALTINOFE, FrieYl May ,.
Judge Brce, Senior Judge OF Baltimore City
Court ced ct his last night he was 10 years
old, and had been q Ju0 &c for 81 years.
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d. s. HoUCH, AuctiOneer
NUR NITURE-D. S. HOUGH. Anc-

toneer will sell all the eeDteel Furniture OF family,
on MONDAY kORNING, May - at l0i O'Clock, al l46
Greeuwchsv 10 but four months consisting Ia part
o. msrbleop dressing and plain bureaus; mahogany,
ws nut sp6 maple bodsteadS; NAH chairs, wanug and
maple do handsome NAH rockers carpets nah. hat
stands marbie.tOp and nah washs,Ands nah dressing
and qusTtelte tables foe hair mattresses paiasers
crockery lamps, &c Also, 100 boxes for fancy store
and TWO l60gal oil cans without regard 10 weather
uvlO 2tias
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TnEopoRE B. BLEEcEER, Aucnoneer
OTTHOING LOTS IN SOUTH

hBROOKLYN win sell on TUESDAY, 18Th inst
~ II ococh a. the Merchants Exchange, 10 close con
cCrr-4 lots on Thrd.By. corner oi kotteenhs ST. Solh
hrookkn 25Xg8 Also, II lots adjoining the abeVe on
Fourteeuhst, 2iXloo This plot beng On The Inird aE
cuAter miles nom the Ferry, the principal Stage ro1tes
between New.Iork and BrOp6lyn, aud Greenwood anu
Fort Hamilton where different lines are passing every ~
more convenient quarter the pTlces OF uptown os
snd better prospects Of Use IN value Inc olS SIC oe-
,rablv situated ard graded oT immediate improvement
Terms liberal a. sale. mStu -
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INPuRs ANCE Of an order rroSais OF The County
lIa1 soucs HEREBY gvsn &c al Isr,o,s ks,$ - ~.
assa kNCEI JACOBS late 90 10 c-y @ Nsr ot JeNee 50
us..S rs, The same sVclle hereo u ne seosoe
" ence 81 DAVID Hart No "a Roerd street - Ne ~
Ne. Y a. , heGre tie sevsG.h say % july n-rt biea new
JS ne 81 "a, Of Jsauury, 1881 DAVID HAM sSeSslof
a&ls~cusS hANhhL 'ANNn9, eHe- '
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nj v SUPREME COURT-Phihp w Engs and Samuel Y.
.FnEs Eliza Newell ard Stewart NeWeL-Io ELIZA
sTWII aud STEWART NEWELL Defendants; You srehereoy
and required complaint this acton which
VS. Sled on the march ID 1901 10 the ONCE oil the
Cen City County Of New Hort, at The City Han IN SAD
C and the SAID compliant the
subscrsrs their omce No Wall street. IN sad city within
f-euty o this exclusive OF
10 ds OF such sevcs you m To 70 the said com
rhnl within time Aforesaid The PLAINTIFF 10 this action will aks
emsnt AGAINST YOU Of four hundred aud nus Tires
with interest sm The fourth DAY OF
March the rate OF per cent per snnum anc also Tor
hundred and ninety thFee dollars and twenty
cent and said mentioned from the nnth day OF
Nuch AID 1881 hsras Of AZ cent per snnum beside the
ro,i. OF this sctoa.-Daed March g. 1881.
CRIsT HURST, Attys Tor Pin
s5IAs6ws No Wall ~.
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0FTICE on TIE COaMI5sIONLRs or EnIGRddd0N'
4 ba., York NAV TO- ls5l.-To n.lmsn SEALED PtOfO
received al Ocs of The Comm.s onsrs o. hnga
~ 4, an. Psrk nnt O'Clock NJ OF he 20h INST or supply
- H. nss Of tbs Emigrt Refuge WARDS leland snd the
E,ps Hosps on lsAud, such quantities Of are huI as
v h. r,oted for commanding on he s' cay Of un7
~, 70 b. the dt~rent lnstut Tree on az ~
u.s ard " be such examination and pscnon Is wy
fonm rer, al Emigration and 70 meei thsh spPoEh
,ysry respect, Satisfactory security m De reg ioI We ath
~ psrIusncs Of the Contract CHARLES BCRV6 ctHs
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