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Passengers SAILED

IN Neoxshp Ohio, for Havena, Chagrs $e-ho. Moore
sud iami Po'trs'ts 70 San Fsrs'co Ws5smysI Ky R
and servant ln0rs spencer n
Garrett Story Mr. Mrs Wit Raaet Fred Cohen
RICHARDSON Mr Moore iamy, Faak Moore, G Richards
Mat Bermuda Mr. Duaud RObt Chandler Fancs North
wAy NJ Foot aud Handy WIN Anterior, Dawes a
ph X Barry a. lady Phihps Mrs Preston to children
snd servant M Mitchell Barlow, James, r HunRhfey
one Clement d Hitchcock Eych Tstsy JOIN DIE
lady and two chljIen AeI dc FauI y01
AhsIton G W Juie o Frsns n Sheppard. Tho rss
Psksr Cook, Tonan, Co1Iat Geo Iaotsf 1-eono $500
smith Ben snih Gooihesrt soue holcomb bfet1}
Farley Geo Farley snd party Of fourteen ws'h su
Ws.n n Han ipgton 4 Slavery, ETln, Hunnaston
and two lsdss, Whtmors, WI.Mn are 1870
NJ Noysr and daughter Wyck md three ladies' M vac
~ SS four rsn,lsmsn Mr. Van Wcks Tires servants Ls rs
s,,s in a, 's s5s y CseI Duncan Rls Dtl
son Jr an Hoossr Dt,y aud party Of H W bfse;
Ray party Of seven, finnegsn. ho"s''A 'uu'' Nv
v * sud twenty three others 80 NJ, -, tt.., .o,,.,
~ Ssapsh,y A,ta for LtroPooWn kddy LADY, asl' a.o
VAT Fi.li pe and lady Yorl two SssIs ot ChanY
pi Inns and sd, New DIR Gitan snd aoyi Se
AID lady Capt Brown. scy and t~o ehattn, ~
W. H. Pa.rs Dispatches G. Fsron Boston Gen noa
NJ W Roinan Bostou; Mr. Broots Hon w Morris noass
Levers Mr. Pfsi WIN W4asI \ ~ I E n, r. mss,rs
1nsa Besun and Townsend, DO KEY u No1Pe'' $3.50
Rel sen and Buttoa do Capt HolyosseC .hf p P Tao.
N.is co. james Ferguson Naiehst Snp0S9 " Nv sh,ro
CoeITspe Y; Youpgs EFglaad Robert Han II ny Ss,g
Msoh.s by Hong Nj KSe'I c.o; Bed asa Fu.Is.rs
Ares John Lo~i,I Yorti james NJ er Ga.soT Jos NJ
CO. ~ ssd To- st.,r Capt Wstsis WA rrsU
10 Mr Bschnsi Ycrs IhonPson capt Spence ~ Imp
5sIe, 49, Montreal L khsn ny; Wsregrk DO Nv An
go. Rsm re-; Mr. Bunch NIB Acting Co sui ORR ~
ona H., MAJ d Goeslauand schnst, hcrns Hy
JcIste az Howes, Rochestsr Do1ss ner Ne ~ CO
Roet HeSeI n,S, III MsiWard Corn HssnM yssaha-
zen NJ Jones, TsIG2-Totsl lOo
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This proposal Of the High Church party Is an an
act Of dssperation. They well know that Tor %
vesrs the people have demanded the secuiArlza.
- Of these lands When that party can no
Io,eer maintain its exclusive claim, It oaus upon
III otbe- denominations which il has hitherto sys
,a,os,;c.Iv vili6ed, 10 assist to obtain soo1I
COO 400 scyss of the lands But the scheme VIII
rot.sLs although il will Of course De tried a. me
-, General election. Connected WIZ Ihls
ola-ev Reserve movement iG another IN Lower
Csns3a Of Great importance The Protestant
eo-nIo1ion in that section OF the Province loslss
r., n the Protestant Church property be secu' AZ
go or "a tbev call it., confscated the Roman
Cs,boIic Church property ought 10 share the sane
f.ts And this is at least plausible argument
The Montreal Courier states that three homAu
CstLoic institutions in Lower CanadA have an
seereeate income greater than the whole ProVln
cal revenue. However 1t is idle to talk OF toocn
ING that property, 40 long as the French MAINTAIN
their present influence in the Legislature.
On w ednesday, the Queenston Suspension
Rr;dee was opened, in the presence OF large
mber of spectators. IL is the largest bridge IN
the world, being 1000 feet in length. IL COST
$4,000. A large number Of persons from Toronto
xeTe present, and the occasion was celebrated Oy
a festival prepared under the superintendent OIL
Mr.. Wynn. Speeches were made by Hons;
Messrs Hncks, Price and Boulton, but nothing o.
great Importance was ELECTED.
The writ for the Hademand election has not ye1
beenissued Messrs Brown and Turner are eAou
charging the other with q breach OF agreement -
abide by the decision Of certain referees q "
which Of them should be the candidate nj nc
Kepaia continues his tour through the county
There are ia ell four candidates. FROM 'Oo P'0''
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sINNED AGAINST. For T

sINNED AGAINST.".For The Tribune.
THOU hast bereft me of my golden days;
Ny heart calls backward for those girish hours
OF which thou did ct defraud me; and always
l feel the pang of wrong upon my head.
o the crushed gar ands and the withered bowers,
That only have been mine; their blooms all dead
!, the pale statue, when the feast is DER
Hung with scared leaves of yesters banquet
flowers,
The long lost days of gladness deplore-
Untasted Joys forever from me fed.
O. Earth canst thou not fashion forth a balm
Forhearts like mine Hast thou no potent spell
To seal up all the past NO mighty charm,
By which we may encounter Wrong, and say,
"'Tis well II" o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

FIREs-A valuable saw mill on Spring Island,
in the Saco River, Mel was destroyed by tre on
Sunday morning last 1t was owned by Joseph
Hobson Jr, contained two run of saws and ma
chinery of the most approved pattern and cost
$4,000 two years since Insured $4,000. .....
The villsge Of Twinsburgh, Ohio, was visited
with severe fire Friday night. 1t commenced
in the carriage shop of Alexander 4 Marther, de
stroying the shop, beside the smith s1d Lumber
buildings attached, with most Of the tools, books
and papers OF the oo'SScern. The Baptist Church
aho smA" dwelling owned by K. Alns' Esq,
we're also burned. No insurance. Loss about
81 600. go. AT Rochester, N. Y on Sunday night
between IL and l2 O'Clock, a fire broke out IN the
bake shop OF Messrs. law & Johnson, on Main st
near Clinton. The whole block was soon on lire,
and burned to the ground. The loss is estimated
at about $40, 900, and there was an aggregate in
surance of $4,000 in various companies. AT
Utica, the Washington Mills were destroyed
on Sunday last. The building was owned by
Messrs Darlington Pardee, and was insured to
the amount of $l3.OOO--viz. $4,000 in the Hoy
ard Company, 5000 In the Etna, and $4,000 in
the Equitable, New York. The building. with
permanent machinery in it, originally cost $50 coo
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FROM LAKE SUPERIOR Quite a party from
Lake Superior passed down the Lake on the
Ocean last evening. Their route from the mine
raj regions, where they spent the winter, was by
way Of Green Bay. They bring rich accounts
from the Copper and Iron Mines. the winter labOrs
having been very successful. The c if mine has
turned out more copper than ever before, and the
mines about the Oatonagon are yielding finely
a pretty large force has been a work in the
mines the past winter, and farming improve
meIts plank roads, &c. are in progress There
is real wealth in the AXE Superior region, and It's
development must be rapid in the future.
lCisveland Herald, "a.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ToRr or AKw YORK.--....-.--MARCH D
Arrived

Bg Belle F0us Foster DAFe1. Ga "a, unSsr 70 hpok
h 40 lon TSCO PICKED bale o. cotton Thca
q pee Of vessels buiwaks shs tai found sara
Re Juan 50 CsFhsg-n hoOPs Aichis, 10 90, 0rosf 70
simrsOn & MayheW.
srs Va t-r HaIs Co orraonl Hsts. pAias RIVER fh, IL
Is 'rmner @ Badssr a Psck.
Frog r-e AeDousL stJosas PR IS ds ssssr aad noa' .
to VI tais Pie
Be- Hssa Jan. ssors r-rorsa OF Dansnsco'tsl s'eA,
Csrt-rAs IL %. sugar 10 usstsr.
% Fiks & Co.
Brig E4. Merrill Tnsssa De Cuba 81 de- ,ssNr chs,s.aa
Pouvtrt
sch HsFors, BsrOus NoFwch d, with railroad boant to
Pt-rmort
SCI Forrest Rotbius Machias g. lumber 70 snow
81 Ersmout ou Mshas n as lumber 70 Brett Vcs'
sch Antsrss, Csrty, Phiscs'Phia,2 s. coal
Steamer Nsustee cait PhsesPh tse 70 Stanton spoer
sAILED-Br steamship Asa Judsn'. for L'spOok ship Lea
ion. Hebart. for DO.
Tie brgrePor;d ashore At Barasg BY t' propeller oaarc
sac 20 b Poitrgnsss brig.
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namnaiin P0rts.

RATH March ssA .ch Geo DAVIS Datt3o bosis so brt
Fn Ress pmas Havsua S3t-Au sch HI las SH,S' Cape
Porpoi.e. SID ship Jutias Cooper Mobie -
BRISTOL March slooP EEesl bsaas'' fA' " N
eor NoTk. y--.s
NkwRURYPoRT asrch s5-Arr scbs Oregon Cool SeAnoa'
Gu'uare. HooTs No ne carohns. ~. r.
NORFOLK Msrch 9IAsT scts N3nnt, osoofa ~
NIsow, new toti hsuiet Gar 'sOa ecOi' 's>'sf
lsoy Adams. Atsa. hss foTk a. D.
PnSTlAhD Mar n st-Au brgs hAssurss. s1Va satss "a
Grucsi ufs Sag-b CaTd.nssi schs Statesmen, a.
etht. Ers Rhoies RshHou1 Fsrce. @sN Iohi l'
"A an toi 70 u.d ur sa Ana.h EaTny Loud Ertnat IS io
Ne. Rediotd Lady Gthe Ocean fossst Bnss isr ngi rs
,n D,.n Csts Ana Tor Lbconsde ass Walsh, hoc4 aa o
New Yors CT bHA Psrsr sssvess, Ha'aas sfk hsa's
Tord
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DfnnaferAn &o.

Nassau dates 20 that na salvage on cargo
A Meurh ost on Key 80 csut and naisrss
AZ Her crow Cha ,on The savage materials
a.vsd nom barb farny hcGkv was 50 per cent
Irvr. fMrhs toh Canton suH rsmans on al
,b- prcb Of IL Care which The Ovnes OF
es bu, rsous o. cargo locals discharged there
te doubt vii succeed hoGns
hsr % morrow at igh waisr
T Lt House b or tho as Sss'oa Of Congress spprapnss
- 90 ~ bu4s L sht Beacon Island; also $500 oT
At Bo,, 10 be stationed 0cscocks Bar The purpose
OF the shi' to snses vessels 70 20 s'sf us Bar
the bght o, &c. -, -,
,.s ,t thsrs rothns dsssuas tie entrsDcs o The
h,bor Of San the Psoas 80 IL" aanats ha
i ertr,uak dfcuit to discover tie MET
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CANADA.
Free SchooIa-Clergy Reserves-suspenslon
Bridge Elections, Railroads aud Temper
aBce-OId Copyright Act-POst-Ohlce Mat
ters, &c.
respondenee OF The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
TORONTO Saturday, March y.
The Free School principle has been adopted BY
The Trustees in this city. For three years the
schools have been Free in certain sense-the
children of poor parents have been allowed an e1'
emotion from rate bill but the poor refused to
accept these conditions. The result was that not
more than half the children IN the CITY, between
the ages of 8 and IS years, attended any school
Henceforw ard the Public Schools will be free to
all children on the same terms, whether rich or
poor.
The High Church and High Tory. party have
made their last throw for share OF the clergy
Reserves Capt. Strachan, 4 son Of the Bishop,
has come out with q scheme for dividing the lands
among all denominations in proportion to num-
beers. He thus states the distribution. taking the
Census OF ls4s for basis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

FIRE.-About 2 o'clock last evening a
FIRE In the upper part Of the frame house No SO
Division st. occupied partly by Mr. CroIs as fancy store
and Dutchman, named DOuzlemsn as candy shop The
flames spread rapidly and communicated 10 the ad
Joining buildings No &C. occupied by John McGrath
dwelling and porter house No TO- occupied by Mr. ODER
lander cutlery store and No. 70, occupied by Mrs.
Messine a. a cigar store The FIRE department were
promptly the gronns and succeeded In saving the
buildings from entire destruction. The roofs Of H the
above buildings destroyed and the contents Of each
badly damaged by water Loss about $4,000 An old
German woman named stonkey, occupying room In No
g. badly burned the hands and feet beside losing
all abe possessed by the fire.
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Further as IN the Loss of sbe steamer
Lowell, &c.

PITTSBURGH, Wednesday March 6
The steamer Lowell, lost by collision with the
6. f. Vinton, 10 miles below Wheeling, sunk In
30 feet of water. The first engineer, two firemen.
and 70 deck passengers, were drowned. Their
names are unknown. The cabin passengers were
all saved. The boat was heavily laden with
Pittsburgh manufactures, and is a total loss
The River here now measures % leet' ,.,
slave taken back to Kentucky
Our markets are quite stationary
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By Telegraph to the New.YOrk Tribune
XYnahinRfon Items.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March 20
The following appointments have been made
George B. Sargent, brother OF the Editor OF the
Renpblic. Surveyor General of Public Lands Ia
WISCONSIN and Iowa, and Morris L. Fuller, Post
master Of Little f as, N. Y, vice Lee, removed.
The Circuit Court yesterday, took up Koscusko
WIN csse.
One hundred thousand square feet of City lots
rere sold Yesterday at prices varying from %
cent per foot.
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FROM BEBNUDA-By the brig SWaa, Capt.
PRICE, we have received files Of the Bermuda
Herald to the 10th inst. quantity of rain fell
on the night Of the 9Th, the first for long time.
and the want Of which bad been very much felt
throughout the country. Beyond this we find no
neWa
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ASSEMBLY.

Bills were passed to authorize William Beard
to build Piers and Dock in front of certain lands in
Brooklyn to amend the law relative to Justices
and Police Courts in New. York; TO incorporate
the l. aides Union Aid Society Of the Methodist
Church in New. York.
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" The american Telegraph is new Daily
on the penny system, Just started at Washington
by Messrs. Connolly, Winner Il McGill. 1t is
fairly printed sheet aud bids fair to be conducted
with shirt
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~ According to the Shipping Last there were
Yesterday in the port of New York. ls steamships
n ships, Ga barks 1873 brigs, and IT'S seagoing
schoouers Total, 457.
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
SENATE. .ALpavv. Wedpe.dev Msrt

SENATE. ALBANY, Wednesday March IS.
Petitions were presented for the enlargement
of the Erie and Genesee Valley and Black River
Canals.
The Senate went into the discussion of the
Rouses Point Bridge, and Messrs. Crook of Gin
ton and Cook of Saratoga addressed the Senate
against granting power to build the Bridge.
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NEWPORT Msrch IS PM-Arr steamer Wave, from soiasf
for rs tow shp, ard rsnsnsi brig AL
pas PioiSsrcs for Csrdenss And remann 'eh n
sham Pearl Baltimore AL the vessels Which arr seserd~ has
ssls
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a. EeleRrRphs

kEwPEOFORD March l5Ar 'hp if.,s - ~
80 ~ A. saeI scair Mach a.. Ia - - ~ r, - v
a. W,Jr.o no days from GOV Tor te~ ZOO -. -
ss ali 80 Gear maiatofslaAtlsst s1fsa IoY "a -.
- ik.n stesnns Edk raassf aAas 81 aA"'s' wv
"a atoY ~ "A. eotdags &c.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw.YoRK..-..-..-hARcH 10
Arrived.

Rss Pspcs bsor. rsPOrsl L,u', E''an'' March 10 sugar
BIZ susan cree, Bermuda, March H. ballast TO N''@'A
Co...
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Passeurerr Arrived.

n 5-,g yDer. frs- Ber-Sda-Ms s.,h f.ts. NJ. Haus
" dsushsr NJ sn til Dsd Sesn Roc; spesc.r
Be .fss % Tie brg susan a Jans. sostsmned
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Loss Of another steamer.


The steamer John Hancock, with heavy
freight from Cincinnati to this place, struck snsg
this morning, near Cape Girardean and sunk iu-
mediately. She is total loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

t7y- Edward G. Herrick, Esq. the Astronomer
and Librarian of Yale College, and one Of the
most brilliant men in the College, is dangerous
/, ILL.,
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~ The steamer Asia sailed for Europe TO-
day, at l2 O'Clock. shetskeS out lo8 passengers,
and s7O6, 500 in specie.
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CITY ITEMS.

EE JAsoB B. MOORE, Esq. Postmaster at San
Francisco. will sail for Chagres to-day in the
steamship Ohio. He goes out to resume the du.
ties of bis Office, and takes with him his wife and
two daughters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-26

NORPORATIoN NOTICE-Pgblc notcs hereby gvsn 70 tho
owner or owners. occnpsttor occupants s Houses s1d Lots
improved Lands sctsd thereby that the os
compsei BY the ASSESSOR, aad 0sd
tks Bureau Of Ase-sEsrts tor nation. by al
persou For Drsnrg Lots the 10th Ward between and
3h and 37th The limits embraced oY s1ch A.re.s
al- ssvera Houses ald lots Of Gouad an Lots
panels OF Land situated he hcry sts of Ssh 81
both souhery of Sh -. between "a aud
All persons whose interests Affected by The shove nam-t
ard opposed either ~ h-
requested tsr objections Wn'ng 20 the under
sued Office No Hs OF Rslorss within thIty days from
he date Of q IS notes sAMUEL n. Dc MOTE FRANCIS
NICHuIsON ISAAC WN SMITH ASSESSOR Osce B-rsss OF
A-.,ssnsnt. strs-t Drpartment. m2t lot
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BIZ the Ere Railroad, Tuesday Ma. Abs. A
lb9s sdes Leather lI56 bushels Oav CASKS Asno.,
pEgs Butter Isl Calves, Il Hogs bead CsIe '"''V
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NOTICE OF sALE-Beiors. sarrog.ts County d s..
Mon Ia the matter Of Tie Application oi ON As ADDOcn
and OTHERS CREDITORS Of STEPHEN KANE ssesAs.a. hs
Tie norxsgs ssss Of the real Of nts.tss
puusnes q an order Of The ssa,s o. he counp Of ss- fos
entitled matter The sth day Of fsorus sti
grsd Bailey untsFhB dsntsrssisi sshosS dnb
sell the real Stsphsa ksns
deceased ntsAts vii s pubc aucion, lie Ashsuts In
chIrss City Of New York the ssvsntA day Apu
occ day all that certain house a3 lot u hna
stua,e bns and berg the Ninth Nar Of he City o. Nsvtoa
eenans nohssssFy OF Troy aRd G.sn-h
running hence sAe< twent set thence norssr sorry sAt
inches tAesce westerly twenty fest zoe snt hsf
inches. ihsncs soethsb along Gresn~e sss
niche, tho place OF oennseaeet asvetes
lien os thereon Aads b. TIE Af See
phsn Kane biz s shepherd Knapp 20 svrs hs Pmsuf
OF ss with interest Also, az that other hopss ssf
lst OF and situate III Ninth Ware o. the CITY II Ne- fori es
ung the sastey lns Of Hudson street, tsast ny "a
norsr northeast Of Jane ara Hudson 'sres
running thsncs nohsr ssi song the ssres s ~
Hudson srsst thence 'ssr AID parss WITH .ouussy s
0sOrs Scho u1sy feet henCs southsfy two eet aesss
parawh SchOt, ns sht lest thsscs
southey and rsre Hudson twenty feet -ne ~sss
sry pas Schoits had srty two s~ q ths pace
sct nevertheless = t- hen OF csesn motA<s
Kane he hets % the orsen~e ss.
s Bant hs psymsus Of the sum q three hoa..nd 90
interest Together with al ard singular the .pPur'~ns
1881 BAILEY uNDEkHILI- ~ Wal 81
W. vsSvut. Proctor for Creditors is Broadway ia So
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NTED sTATEs PATLsT o1ySl s5 s,f rn.hs o. soss

TINTED STATES PArEsT 0IIinSIaieE frn.dg 81 sssss
L petition Of BANCROFT en,,tax eor he sst.s-ss q
Patent sraItsd bim ne ~ ,s-.o yssss
aes Fhss =. d. al dsv -
r.os al a. 4 Patent wkok ee Sssrs a. OAss
1t ofeersd that Ne 81 ~. a % Oees .ne az gs.oa 80
the 9th day Of Jazz 80 esass y tsy have Wy '~'
ought not % ?, tbs are aur.s s 80
Oacs their rnony I'd b. eitaer P,rtJ M
days before nc .sgnr uust talen q &c rts
?. .se ~. .isl DE ru-' Of the oAos' % 9" VIZ y
IN - pa5ishtd - ms bspeshf tt~
e>n'.F SOC a.s "a Cststas Pas dsVha- Pa ro1s.e
sly Po' deuce Jousa rf s S.S 81 juos S.,
snSes''' Thos EwBASk, c. nm ss.-ssf q Pss,s,,
Ps-ESi Of ~ sso,s pspsss sn Psss ssgs, sso -
NO IavsvWed
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NOTICE hsrsb, gwen that the PROCEEDS Of the san q As
~ r.s tate Of WILLIAM RENwtCK, ss OF The CITY OF We
YORK sd tsstss lately made uadsr the ofces Ihs sei
ga Of County oi Esw foh BY james ksn~ch hs .sms.
singular the goods chates and cfed OF ms 49,
nt.,e. WILL By DIVIDED By ths,s1 Surrogate smes NE
creditor. The sccordnS {, law me saosass
oa. "a City tbs 5h day OF may nsIb n~
O'Clock The forenoon Of that DHtsd this loh day OF n.sA
AID bils th
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NOiICE hereby gwen according 20 law 10 persons sav
\csm. Nyans HORACE COgSWCIL, iats OF ths VILLAGE 81
Gesnport thsown OF Southoh and CoHn OF Sahoh
that rsqrutei the with voachsrs srso
tbe subsr-r Administrators the goods chstts and cf
OF deceased residence Gregport Aforesaid, or TO he's
Attorney Abraham PARTON South o. hs~fork, or esos
the Twenty Of May rartDstet New fof, Hh NO
vsnber 1880 CATHERINE CoGsWhLL AdmmsuAn
MI h AhnMt
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Markets LOUIS, March g..
Our market 10 inactive, and light business is
doing In Produce Mess PoRK s held al II ID.
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THPURsUAEcE srsr OF Tie suogss Of lev
Tork gwen all haEng claims sysn
JANIS DAvIDsOs Of tss cty u New Ton dss.st pc
Sans thsrsc the su5scnbsr The once OF
kssEsr Aftornsys, Ae No II Wal street Toe CITY
ofF bsors ~ ssvsak esJ Of ss-
Yor The sevsutt asy gsa0ay ssl JAhEs DAFlDs ~,
- lsyfnW AeMineuat'' as e"ee hoAi g
.,OAPItuILahs OBFICE, STATE oF NEWBORN
AIINskRyAss BANK w lnur Heftunef County s.s "
s ne a. Tie oes u he spusumsnt o. asssrs bAC
ssd PE-K 30 ~ BFcGdSay IN ts CITY Of hs~ fon a.
Es ressnpOa crcuiatEE Lotss ageesby % ne
tiled r.ass the rsdsnptos BAH aots p.s'sa ny
'susA'A''' ~N'- PHue C. FULLER, conPs''a'f'
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T17TT PTOPTE OF nae sTATg or SEW YORK By u. Orr

Ft'BE fOPLk OF TIE sIAIE OF fEW fOkk y "a. -
Free ID Id-pendsut To ali ntsrsssota y
u JOHN BUsslfG ats Of the City u fsS fot assssss
creditors egs<e-, nett Of Otherwise Send 1rosS -
hereby cited aud required psssoas5 70
atps1r before sgrrotts Of the County Of Ne. fot
h. 'ts City Of Nss Tofk, the Gth day Of May nsn sS
ock The oreuoon Of that DAY. then ssd Tiers 70 stss s
Il the acceuIt Of proceed 81 obsea1 'anss
erutor tho sst anc Of sud teeetsed
H. testimony whereof have caused the seal Of ONES "
rogz;e % hereEnto shbfsd wus,s 70 a.. Tsd
Surrogate 4 sad County AZ Tie ~
tee ieth DAY Of March IN The year q our Low -
sStt hundred sEe ksJ oue a., pa.pFoRD. sanersls
"a lar
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SSUPREME COURT COUNTY or cHEsUS0-JOhs W.
IcWknsr William H. Judson sgats Elijah spfakus and hss
I1u.s ~ vie To E1ah sprasus aud mary Loasa his sfe
You ere hereby s5mnonsd snd required 70 snsse tho comp %
III. ason which complaint lied tie Odcs at The Csfh
Ceupg County On 6e Of March 1851 and sssse soopy %
ycur answer upon ny omo-, the village OF Ens ne
County Chemung within days srsr he service hos
elusive such and i.l 70 answe us
comp sosssd the plaintiff vii apply 20 the coar tor -
.is demanded n the comp'a Dated hank O,b, 1881
mia iaus-Weds JOHE W. WIsNER, PsinuG . Agr.
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S,TkEET DEPARTMENT. no. aB.LL OF REcOR ns-Pob's
- Notice hereby gwen has he ioo~rg P'tpu has 0ese p.
Of Alderman To- den Liberty - Fon sosd
way 10 regulate botb 81 bon East river tpH
ave- m regulate made set curb 30 gutter Ai hsg space ssi
Az on ths esstsrk sas II oh from bis u bfsi % feu
and Macdan sh 70 OH 70 widen Wal st. lost
on M norhsry Broadway aud Nssssnt 20 fegass
"a ave eag space feet ~is hoas 'ds~'hs Of 3 b.
10Th open sni grace 3ist st. from lo 10 II
s 10 nave Q7t snS 18th 10 JTh It, b
tween Madison regulate rrads st curb and otf
alter the grsds al ths iaon
N B..br.p and CHI a. Persons having ebs oas
sr-to are present wns 70 the unasfssa>d.
Al Lso hcs. On Of before hs Set day Of March inst
March q, 1881. JOHN DODGE, sSss' Son"Ss'"~
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