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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-20

This medicine h daily graphing with diseass through the
vsos Ne ack I'd aesd-nay. those dat srsveasy
e ~ Ss ase 1% ~ QUESTIONS rG@
ti,sc wsrh II vsy bet Of al rsmsa before the
Al hs prncpa ocs, 81 Fourth street, and by the Ding
zi.ts generally In the city and country.
B1rs 6arspails. viii pssss sid!ss. John BULL.
m. r0.f'h :sss' a9Svs VIII e ssi g. .
John Bill: ssFs,HsIiIs, whos:als end rstai
jy8 6n Wayehouss, i6l Chnytres street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
Rhode Island Fends.

The Journal has his roy consolng paragraph .....
W. Vo.rs -bo 10 lined voting enough elect Chaplin and
We'll what such voters good for IN T. Tribune.
What are they good fort Good to make Loco
Foco victories; first-rate for that purpose, Mr..
Tribune; nothing better. What do you think Of
sucb state OF things, that for several years the
Wings in the second town in the State, In point
of incubation. have not been able TO make an As
sembiy ticket for which all the members nomi-
mated upon il would vote without scratching
Yet this is literally the case in Smithded, where
more than half the voters are Wigs, but where
local and personal divisions have been carried 10
such hight that they have not been able TO nom.
mate ticket Of seven names, for the whole OF
which all the seven would vote. And consequent
~ the town has been in the possession oil the 10
co FOcos year after year, and il IL likely 20 remain
10 for years 70 come
And now, after the defeat that We have Gus-
tanned, and when the Wings have elected Just
half the House of Representatives, with one va
cancy in this city, which, if filed by Wing, Will
give Us the control Of that branch OF the General
Assembly, and enable Us 10 check the over
wbelmiDg tide of radicalism that is ready To
break upon us-nOw, when upon the Filling OF THIS
vacancy may not improbably depend the political
condition of the State for ten years, our friends
are disputing about the candidate, doubtful II
they can agree, and the Democrats are openly
Boosting that the Wing city Of Providence shall
elect Democrat to the General Assembly
This is the kind of Wing party that we have IN
Rhode Island, and that this paper has been trying
to keep from tearing each others eyes out for the
last seven years, standing between the two lac
tioDs taking blows from both, and at every effort
which we made toward Cancellation, accused by
each Of favoriDg the other. How should yop Ike
IL, Mr. Tribunel Prov. journal
~ We should like it first-rate, because
such wrangles are premonitory of good
sound fogging, which we regard as in such
cases wholesome and refreshing exercise.
The Wings of Rhode Island have long
needed serious admonition; it rests with
them to say whether that they have Just
received shall suffice them. With ma
jority of at least One Thousand in the State,
they have realized Hogarth's picture Of
the fellow eagerly saving Oft a pole on
which he was himself quietly seated some
forty or fifty feet in the air. They never
could have caught a nogging when they
needed it more or could bear it better than
now. Much good may it do them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
Further Mexican Items.

From the general tone OF the Mexican papers,
and rom verbal accounts should Infer that Adia -
determired upon carry HE leading measures with
high hand-in other words that no knows bis country
eli enough 10 be satisfied that no DINER mao al IRON rue
eminent loosely ttps retain Povsr long 90 NJ co. iet
uhch lrfs arpsus undsr,nt - vel ~ dd santa Anna
Whistler lie - scenoany as lug remains 10 BE- seen
lot cur Own oq ou Tia. lsi the for lie esol
The SO huSrc has fectvsd ettef on plaoso W
sas that party ra-chsfos aresd gang OF YANKEES iono
odronts ianll ths state IheT we're caught on re rl
isadrr fesai Mzail.n had passed unirf
VIII hev 90 reeve public "nippns pm" az
one u Tie calls iha tie march Of Nof Asi A.
CIVILIZATION Al.
W. ss4t stated 7raf dtrfor that IN The 6'h Of hn
while The Enr- oasds hs bar 10 tsn'fo Jog
near $4,000 spsce voeu Nor-r spf1g which 20 opel %
the az once without the nos E,ca ne
Ia vees vHo VS. f- Nv ~ fa5sin
trorns n that PnvuCs TIE nst the lrdaus-
Frucfco Gauy has been app1iei Military CommlliA1ie
OF Ian arhpas ln p'iCs %. Ger Ia Vega
fIs yscacf h- Msrcsn senate occs'onst by ne
Supreme Court bench senior
Jf- Mara Isculza has chosen Sew Orleans Pcituns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

owe,much TO Mr. u. Glensy. he does not talS
much. bit be works. The fact is ne is politcal
man. Eugene Ahem, William Elder, e. W.
Power. John shedden and George Leopard are
~ he the speAkers-all good men and troe.
What a pity it is that We have not weekly
neuspADer In this city 20 represent the interests
thoughts and opinions Of workingmenl Every
sect every party. every faction, every interest Is
reo-esen.ei' in and by the Press, save and except
the interests OF Labor. Why should this be
We have talent, genius, industry, perseverance,
among Us, but 10 newspapers 10 defend the Cause
of Labor. have been almost tempted % starr
weekly newspaper mysef-and will unless the
vorki6gmen themselves take the matter in hand.
A paper ofthis sort mast not belong to the Wing
Loco Foco. Native, nor Abolition party it must
be Americsn-thet il, RePabii;sn-and broadly
democratic Labor and the Cause Of Labor must
be the principles maintained BY it-nos BY abuse
or souriility, bus BY argument and reason
Land Reform. Cooperative Labor q1s.ity'
Fraternity, Liberty-the cultivation OF The kind
lest feeliDcs among workiugnen-the inculcariein1
Of On sbhorrence Of Injustice and tyranny-aA
these afford a Gne Eeld for the honest and Jade
pendent journalist in this city.
Excuse haste. l can hardly lose moment
from business TO drop you this sho-t note. an,
Sir, yours sincerely in the Cause Of a50r
JOHN CAMPBELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
Connecticut Election.

Williams, Opp seems to be chosen to tho Sc
nate after all from the XINth District, in conse
ouence OF detection Of the Wings OF Say brook.
This reduces the Wing Senators to twelve. The
New Haven Register (Opp has report that It's
party has elected Judd Senator from one OF the
LitchGed Districts but we have later report
from LilchGeld that the fact is not so. The Regis
ter allows but 20 Wing members to - Opp. from
Litcbfeld Co, but our Litchteldletter OF Thursday
says the County stands three Wing Senators, p
Wing Representatives, 10 Loco Focos aud Free
Soil. There is no getting away from Wing ma
jority in each House, though some accounts give
both Members from Newtown to the Opposition
where the New Haven Register comedies one to
the Wings. On the other hand, one Of the Opp.
Members returned from Thompson is said not to
be elected though declared so by mistake.
The Opposition RUM plurality on Governor is
larger than we had estimated il. The following
is very nearly the vote az it will be officially dc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

WoRoEsrER. Mass on THE FUsIrNE SLAVE
LAw.-Accordipg to Iks Spy the newly elected
Mayor of this stronghold Of the Free Sellers Pc
ter G. Bacon announced in his Address to the
Common Council
THAT in relation to subject Of engrossing il.
terest to the community. the Fugitive Slave
Law, be deemed it proper 70 indicate the coarse
he should pursue. OF the act itself he was not
called upon officially TO express any opinion, bat
il vas proper that his official course in reference
70 it, should be known. The Sopreme Court Of
the United States, in the case Of Prog Va. Penn.
sslrania, had decided that the return Of iagtives
provided for by the Constitution was vested in the
General Government, that they alone had power
TO make the necessary laws relative thereto and
30 enforce them; that any State officer, a. such,
who was required to aid therein, had rightto re-
fuse so to do, and the State had right to forbid
sheir so doing. under pains and penalties. This
the State Of Massachusetts had done, by the law
of ls43, and Il waS k,s iEteRtiOB to ABIDE by ikGt
IsW."
AT the recent Congressional election Charles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

List Of Patents.
hue2 ron ne United Statss Patent Orce oy he Weeh
ending 4pyil 3. lS5l
rC1rslly nr.nsred for TIE Tebnns1

LIafelAit prepared Tor lns lfcnne
Psarsoa Crosby Fsdou Y FIR improvement ~ SAVING
Msrt lst. lafed erII &. I-6..
Lewis j. Mason OF Fflailvis Fer n2rovsms1i n Pat
el.rg Dosl Tao Leaves Dated April q. 1851
Wager. of Philadelphia. p. For improvement BRICK
Presses. past April 3 1851.
IsWs Fssa aas B=ay Hayma,. Of cac.a-a.. Ohio. For
upfot Apparatus ting -Four Dttsd April g. 1851
81 - Hon . Of Faneye, ONO. Pr improved sa- .sl
DN=d Apfd O.. a5l.
ToH.- ssh q NsE iork. ny For Apparatus or Setting
Up Ten Prs. Dated Apul 3, 1881.
Aaron p crsl-, oNs-afs, !. For uProvsusatia Hone
Possrs Dated Arfl-. 1901
Va Toda 81 s.s oa. Com A. Atsood kellogg Of
Deftg Col- For Tool ilr NAH JACK CHAINS DATED sj
Cea X Poster, 81 Carsn'aEla A. l. For Iug roveusnt
La lee " ~ lar.ss Dtfsl A pfl s. s5l
kosEs Merr a. q Boo1lAs Moi. Irprov-ueut Gran
Ssr-Iafors ald Ftls. Dasd AprI 8, ISL
Hiram STRAIT . Corus1a, b. For Iprov Saw ss.s
Datsl Poi r. s5l.
Joat1 8o1f % Cuyahoga Fs's Ohio For Inr-ovsrer.
WIrlcV hfchues Date1 Aprl 4 I-5l.
h-ls h fal- oi Cnerast Un0 FsrIrprss Cootg
Stoves Da-s- Apr s.. s5l
Diver Cara q No a OHIO For I1Prorsusl s.ytls Fss..
srrgs. Dated Msr-h ls. lstl
DESIGNS
ss.l " ls IT,. OF Slslla s. r. Assg s.r o. lam ID &
Co. q N1rA cAs1sfo, Aass Pr Dssll .f 5s.rss Dated
Arrlt .l.fI.
ssusslW Gsss or Ahaay T gror % Jis,sr rrslsr,n
Perry 81 Asa-y y For Dessa or Stoves Dated A9rl
4. l.fl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
PHILADELPHIA.
Labor Reform In Philadelphia.
NVI- @ VANUNNV q ~ 7 II0~--'
PHLADELPHIA, Monday, April :,

PHILADELPHIA, Monday. April :, 1881.
Last Friday evening the County Court House
9th and Chestnut ST. was densely crowded by
mechanics 10 listen 70 the discussion upon the
number Of hours necessary 70 constitute day )
labor Mr.. Brown was unanimously called to the
chair The speakers were Messrs Smith Ahem,
Benoof Power, Kirkpatrick, Sheldon ana others
Every speaker took ground in form of reducing
the hours Of labor 70 eight per day. Il was one
of the most spirited, most unanimous and best
conducted meetings l ever witnessed. Every
body present was delighted. Tie speakers were
argunentatiye, enthusiastic and convincing;
there was no bombast no slang, no vltUperstions,
no attacking of indiyiduRa-SySssms were eX-
smined and criticised. A vote was taken upon
the question Of 10 or hours Is the maximum
Tor a days labor, when the latter Was unanlnl-
ousy adopted
The same question has been under discussion
Tor several weeks, and sound public opinion ap-
pears 70 be forming IN favor OF an eight hour sys-
tenn. And why should il not Surely eight
hours are long enough or man 20 toll in one day.
" by should The workingman, ST tie bidding o!
another be compelled 10 toll longer than his sys.
TEN will bearf Why should he NOT ba ns--,ittsd
to have time, leisure and opportunity 10 improve
bis mind Why not establish LyceuuS. Muse
ums and Public Libraries for the accommodation
Of our working citizens, TO be open TO them At
such hours as they are not engaged ia daily
labor AL this and more will Ultimately be
brought about, but it will be q work Of time II
must be remembered that Rome was not built
in day
On next Friday evening the discussion OF the
same subject will be resumed IN The same place.
On the following Monday, there vii be Labor
Meeting in the kensington Town Hal. % investi-
gs;e The Labor question. The Labor Movement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

~ The Mormons are making Converts In It,
aIy Elder Lorenzo Snow writes from Iorin 70
the MlIlenial Star that the Lord has greatly
favored him in the work in that country. Elder
Snow has also been blessed in his labors in S~itz'
erlsnd, especially among the Waldenses. AT
Paris Elder Bolton is making converts and baP-
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Wsnfher IteIns.

b AoTsesL HD<' 10 num- FRIDAY, Apnl il-9 A.
RnP,.s,snt no,pnsi Tiad - fnsr 20 Mercury b. S4'o
IS .--t....-.. ,,4 ,.r wv WI z a..
EocHasTEH- CiuaJ hte -IF7-'-- - 49,
% cons bsa storm ----.-. .,.-.-. 80 ~
krssss-F ine nornng, hoDsh so'h7Nia' ~'o-''' VIZ $500
sr.csu-ctudv though Mt plsasautj wed Wv TIER 81
TIE lauey b.. ylsssaLt Va1 Nv Ter -, Bafo 8 @
Hsrcuyte .----.. - g no n a.
Tss,2P.ssssn, but rs'hsr col morang ha1yi ~Ha ~"
Thsf a. ,.. - q .-,.,,.roe
Mss7srlL-Fius weather but a;hsr CLOUDY W'na ~
q q hus osy Bsro $780, IAsr. - go. -,....-,
BsstmorOx-Thsr ~ vi1o NV Gear ao' l''7 P'''''
WK1ruALL-Wnd y clear and ansi lasf %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

YALE COLLEGE The Bishop Prize Debate in
the Lronian Society Of Yae College place FEW lays
ago The successfu competitors for the Annual Prizes
were 40 follows;
In the Sophomore Class Andrew j. Willard OF New
Haven frsf prize Char IS Thomas 81 Gsena, H. sec
opd prize Albert +. Kent OF Suhed, Conn. third prize
10 he Freshman Class, Augustus Hitchcock OF CT Bar
rinPtOn. Mas The pTiZs OF So
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-, nnnmsrn Al inauest was held AZ ths
LAW COURTS.
superior Court...FrIOAY. April H.

EuWCIIUI NVltI t''''7
FBsps-sr r. Lqkeraan and Others sgt GrrneH
49,. 4 g., To recover value Of qusntt-y OF India
fber shoes sandals &c placed bos-d Tie SIP Henry
Cav an DESTROYED bv he burning OF l4i sAl az ~.
go N Verdict BRO f0rma lunier direction oi t1e
Court and by consent ~ parties 70 favor OF pahII ''
a ISL value % Lond lnI sub sci 20 the opinion o ~
CONT yh leave b order nousu or give lldgI ,1t
nsIua uuess The question should ultimately urn Oh neg
bceuce when new triGl 90 be ordered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

ADzp. the Free Soil nominee, had majority over
the regular Wing and Opposition candidates IN
each Of the Wards Of Worcester, in all. The
Free Sellers gained 247 ia the city since the jan
al
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H. =. CIrnnit Court.m.FRIDAY. Apdl N.

I'm. r Nrius agt H. g. J. NcC0Hum.-t or
altered iufrr cement of patent 70 machinery Tor ao.l-
Iic-t rrsckersAc Tie Jurg 10 THIS case We're ol u.
L ghi being unable 20 agree, and were dis0-al se"'
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N telegraph to The Nsw.York Tribune
WaAhinRton Items.

NAsHiSOr0t, may u
Naory's Observations on W inds ana Cu, .vG a'
Of the Ses were yesterday isued from ne ,,o n,
seTvsIory They contain much vsiusoie lhi''
BavigAtOrs. c,,. s.glv arriving la
10 The Disuict ., ,ty.i.h -zss removed -
Tue Republic denies ihs, Consul ws .ses ~.
He re.gf.c snd bis rec gnstOo vas g-~ousl7
Hon PrsnLrn " BO~dOn, Of Ala - y N1
IA Al his boarding house 10 THIS cry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

Michigan JUDICIAL ELECrIoN.-The Detroit
papers lust received state that SAMUEL T. DOUG'
Lass, the Whig and Independent Democratic
candidate for Circuit Judge, is elected in the Hid
District, Wayne CO.. over MeReynolds, the Cass
candidate.
From Mscemb Co. the returns wosld indicate
that Moses Wisner (Whig) is elected Circuit
Judge of the With District over Copeland, the
Csss candidate. The District embraces the Coun.
ties Of Mscomb, St. Clalr. Oakland and Sanilac.
which usually go Loco Foco.
The Election took place on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

~ Carp RIVER. Aarqus-s Co Michigan 1rtoe,
ftlsJ k-sseL &c FIZEa noga1zt Poiat Couuss Pa.b -
sasf f'ffa bsnd, Avoyslss PARISH LOUISIANA silver sorr
thargs, hcCracksl c. Ksnf-cky -
EAEIs CElSsI5-AcA rihursio-n. Aihs1s Co. Oio-,.-.
ehars's % hcAgthurs hips B0ton. Hsssl Co 60
etnct 20 hociy csst Kaoo crssk Barren c.. Ky-ss-s
Fswport ~ "
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'ara He'1I of % s sa}s he Wheat crop wa}n. STARK
ts t teafst. Do '-t u~ exception of .usis l-i
oo.. strong ae u-auu. tbs alton 90 u hao ss
te scar lls f- o. I alr-st Zoe rs8t.s o.
.t crop. 90 fhe hw prcsf A. rls7 on Bolivar
Dover rom HU TO 1A rents bushe
II Ortr9 Journal " Ie 7h letter re-ysd th- morn
ul by ca1s iou's his ctg, datsi sAnIlsAJ -
Of gr Gas produce freely, b1t good Wheat cannot boz
bought -.r n, -- cslts
sLAyE-HUNTING IN WIsCONsIS.-The MHr0u-
,ee ssy huuer las proving ts
G hr roorsi that tS search oi prey. he
g 90 ,o4rsi psr.1u a1d est usd tie
r-s ~ o- er aer-s larst. TIE l1af lkl
husband bad bone there would have iIr
Coaf-f. .rl.st bod ts slave catcher impairment % hn
a. he 1ls coorsi aoj. although hey
alarm Gle people of Wscllfl b. almost
u opposition 70 tnapqng and slave catch
STRINGENT LEGIsLATIOS RESOLUTIONS have
sr,- -t BE- tte a.ttartes " unon. c. prsscn1I1g
penalty agar- tie capita Of any ves'ri Or othsf
Nlu - be- a,tu-uta Introducing pa4p-r or vsgant ltI
rrnar - agaa-t e Cofpor.t
Of r-sse STEAMBOAT railroad who sha - gully oi tue
oh--ce.
FIRE AT ALBANY.-On Monday FIRE broke out
The uppsr fs, Or s s bull Qla asst Broad
way cCclp-f part by Adsu srth French Burr fac
t. buildings belonged ko1srt Duusp Eq of wss Troy
Mr. Smith Tor 81 10 the Clinton and EssG and the Utica
lnslfEu,s Clmpau es 5u; h loss estimated Al 80 0oo
a LARGE DUTY.-The steamship Niagara, which
arrFel s port January Liverpool pad 500 o0
clso on largest amount, ever pad b. The Guard las Bos Tig
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Court Of Common PIeas....Far

.Joserh /. Wood Administrator. sgt- Jgmes
Surieyiaa6-In relation 10 ium iure OF ae Afs "a
81 yaue Of property returned 70 plaintiff 80 value o.
rroper-y iu possession Of defendant belonging % pa-I'
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Post once Operations.

The PosIMAsTER GENERAL bzs established The following
new Posg Orces for he week eocilg Apul 5, 1851.
Once. County. STATE. Postmaster
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('kOION AGUEDUCT DEPARTBEsT.-To coairsfDn
Ns-sed pfopCsas ellOTtsi Op0sal i0r bubnE s''1
Ihnty seventh - WI 10 rsosyo5 hs Ocs oas con Aqs
Department hoturda PARK sndsy the lsh Day Of
a. oclccf, r NJ, % build the 1see'sap 80
Basins and C0lvsrs 1biy from he 'ssa
hrth Asengs, u point about 575 let vest esSE
about as feet Tie paa OF Tie SEVER Sat sPscAeaHsS -
building Of the sans, ard al oe Information rsstg hs' -
ssob,snse application 70 .ss contnct era a. ths
YORK. Apnls, 1851. NICHOLAS DEA
AglOt Prssits,t oftls c,otou Al 1sd1ci DeIafes-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12

I.URPOhAIIOs NOTICE. notce sfsby gwen, To The
Aorowuers occupant occup'u Of all Houses Ant Lou,
proy runprovsd Lads affected hereby that tbs ton wig A.
sessmsuts ha. compssj BY he assssrs, and da
s Of tho Bureau d Asesmsuts Tor eTsmnson, By sS
sors ntsrestst wax MADISON sifsel
pos,- ut The hints embraced by su AnsN
nnt include several Houses and L1ts at Gfouad vs
parcels Land suu.sd both sdes OF hais
Chaon and Montgomery strsss All psnons sA
affected BY tie abays named Assemsn All -eus
opposed sans ehar them, requested % pes
~rtns 20 the undersigned e. h'f fh' Nt
Hall Of Records, within th DAYS The lat Of the a-
SAMUEL H. De MOTT, FRANCE HiCHolsON. ISAAC VA
SMITH Ocs Bursau OF Ass,sments, sfss' Dsin
n.nt April 40. lshl ao "
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IsPURsUASCE Of AZ ordsr ohs surroSs of. County
AIoH' aote. hsresy pvsa 70 eli persons having sam,
against ANGEL JACOBS Rs o. tie Of Ss~ York Jsassr
esasd 70 he vouchers thereof 70 the
ne dsnes 81 DsV Hart No - Howard street city Of
nsS fork bers the seventh DAY Of JAY Dated
ION the 81 Gay ofJInuuy, Istl DAVID HART EIecutos
"a lavsm+S RACHELJACO Erssltyr.
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(ThO1OS AQUEDUCT DEPAhI nEsT-TAPpIs6 1Db
Nsessd proposals. vii b s u tbs Once of the Dspsn
ROtuIss Para uati Saturday Apn a. at ocock, " ~
300 taps It's street Eh which % connect sss pF@
These taps must - ssed promptly from dty 70 day, lsR
are rsq1ed bs done u the Department aud whs hs mass
under psssufs All he tools necessay perform the ss
BE- furnished by the contractor so toe couysyanes ~
him from pace % place 3u1csat load with satisfactory arg
confcrsd Tor the srCt "a mer Of tha contract oil bsr
Proposs mus stat prcs Tor each tap as.fsa The ne
iound By tie Department. By orssr. NICHOLAS DEA
l0t PIss1ssi
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&IhELT DEPARTMENT o.4HALL OF kECohDs 90
sCpfoposas sil Be received st he street Comnsos
unt Frday Ap H. 1891, ats ococt N q ooho ~ u -
hefr No 81 foot Of Amos st. n RI % bgid an - ~
fsf No. a, foot " Hammond e. 3. r. 70 se % ,sr
pump for;y nnih q. between sKth end ss'sm ~. -
ne cnr3ge AID hag spss for feet 80. ufoo 70 IL
vars Of Tenth from TbHty s-cold "a lbHJ
seewAbs Broadway from Tsuth Fourteslb o. sr,sa
lots THIRTY I'll ard Thirty seventh and Tenn . -
avs Pans specGcatons aud an Information thsreto 60
spphcsien 20 tbs Contract C-k Of D-pafmsci :,
s5.-JOBs T. DODGE Street. Comms.orsG
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,OhtuhAIiOh NOTiCEPu0ho Hotee - hereby s'sa '9Ls
owner " occupant occupants al Houses ans ls
rovd Lanc8. elected usrsbv that me on ~
Aessuent have completed by the Assessors and are c
10 the once Of the Bureau o Ase'sm'uts Tor siamnoa s
psrsons Interested For building Sever SsVanh o. non
Sewer Avenue AgeIue d The iu embraced oy sa,a1
essmet include an the several Houses snd Lots 6pa Nhn
os niece. ard rarc.. Lsrd situated both see VI s-ss
u between Avsuus and First aud on both SIDES OF Nsnast
ana between ih Eighth All persons whose nefossN
affected by named Assssments Anf Who are oPPo~
the siher them requested % present. hst
10 ~utng under- gnsd, At -r Ones No hste Nsa
within uy days from tho date Of this note. ~ n -
MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON I3AAC WIN SMITH, AssssSs
-Oace Bureau Assessments, street Department APn ~
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4 'hUIoN AQUEDgCI DEPARTMENT-TOC OSTRAcrOs
O-ssasi PfoPos4ls endorsed Pop cal of Bulldog os..
Hudson -" viii Be received ibs Ocs 9th. crOt0n USE
Deparnsu toturda Pan uni Thursday lot day q AZ
1871 at O'Clock, a. % buid Saver nsesssay tsr
Ing Bar End Culvs. Hudson and Leroy 80
soouto0C iest Tie psa OF hs Saver spsohcAlOns =
building II tie aGs all Othsf rat0l atng tksfsto a.
obtained application y the Contract Css this Ohs
Yors. March 81, 1881. NICHOLAS IDEAS
oil lot President u the Crot0u Aqus6uct DspIlre-
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IEPUEsUANcE Of ofbs Surrogate ofths CouztNsr
H. Notice hereby gvsn al psnoas having ms o., al
GEORGE B. LoIHlAs ate Of he ely Of NsW Yof sscsasss h
ihs thsreoto The Subscribe. h IN
ls so = Johnst ibs Cy Of New Yofs On % before t.
day asEt-Dad Sss Yo th- Esv-st sy f
April, sol tAs lAvens) srEPHEs n. CRANE E1scuor
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ENUMERATION NOTICE Putis .tes .sssoy -7, 20
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