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N,v,,-Tbe T. s. frigate Independ-

NAyAL.-The L. S. frigate lndepend-
ence, Com Morgan, remained at Genoa, Oct 70.
The L. s. frigate susquehanna Capt WIN ~, inma IAN
from MADEIRA for East Indies, to saul about the emo
NJ the month. renamed at Rio de Janeiro sept rs.
The L. S sloops-of-war cambridge, Lieut.. Com *
John Manning, arrived at Pernamouco, OCT ,, ~ q
days from Maldonade, and was to leave LII ie" ua''
for Bahia - " ~
The L. :. sloop- of-war Marion, Commr. W. n.
Glendy, was at Macao on the 2lst Aug, ana y was
supposed she would return TO the Um'e0 ''a'eS
shortly ,z. sA;, a,
The L : sloop-of- war Germantown, (hag snip OF
Com Lavaettej Commander knight, saileo n0Ln
Ioandc West Coast of Africa, ON the ism Sept io'
81 Helena L : sloop-of-war John Adams, Conn-
mapder Barron, sailed next day for do
The L. s. sloop-of war Saratoga, Comml WI a.. ..
Walker, was al Cum-slng-noon' 'hiha' III 'He -''''
The l. 5. big Lawrence, Lieut. Bennett, from
cruise down the coast, and last from monterey az
rived al san Francisco on the 5th October
The L s. brig Perry, Commander Foote, was al
Cane 81. Vincent, Portugal, OF the go October
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MARYLAND.
Recev,ion of kossuth TN Baltimore.

DALTINORE, Nov. %, 1901.
Amee.ing OF the Kossuth Committee was held las!
evening at the Mayors Office, when II was determined
20 give the great Magyar grand reception, both CIVIC
and military A Committee OF SIX was appointed 10
visit NewYork and tender Kossuth an invitation 70
pay his respects to the Monumental City during the
meeting OF The Committee, a Hungarian made hls
appearance who had served under Kossuth IN his
Campaigns lie produced letter from the iliustIl-
Gus exile, in which an acknowledgment was made
of great gratitude for the instrumentallty OF tne
HUNGARIAN for the preservation Of his (kossuth's)
life fTom conspiracy to assassnate him during the
wa
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received

Der g. issi ocoes for ss whSIe q Ra a1f RJ
tns No a,therzsi by an Act Of the Legislature
Of s sais M and BY az 5, sss s,S .,
the Common Council q this Chy aPp,1 y s1scs De
hSssnd Eve Hdrsd share, shs par value q wn nc,
VIZ 20 ner sap in payable quarter yearly &:oese
Of sbe amount stock to be Will Be m *, On
the kst day q November in me year I'D, M on s she
a., day 4 November the year 1850 The proposals WI
$50 t5s number Of Shares desired and the pce va, VII
- nad for each Share. The person whore propoai
be sccsptsd Will be required 20 pay for she stock
10 nm sItbn three days after being nonsd ~ M
psooSaIs viii be adore ssed % the anfsrssnea
and lriorsed Proposals for pute Building s'ock ne
Cao,roIlers Once Ne~-Y0rk. Nov u, loll
a. 90 JOSEPH X TAYLOR Controller
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NETWORK.
Funeral sermon on the late II. b. Conckiin.

UTICA, Nov. %, 1851.
The funeral sermon on H. B. Conckln, oy rev
dreds were unable gain admission. Ii was listened
20 with marked attention. The reverend sentie-
man denounced IL strong language, sheateIs, grog-
CERES and other places Of vice. IN regard 70 poor
Concklin. he said he was naturally Young man OF
generous impulses ever willing TO grant fayof ana
to forgive injuries. He was not vicious, qua tnoush
less -. ,o., ~ HE
associates who we're implicated in the late fires
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Prize EssAYs.-F. G.. Wood, II State
st, Boston, offers prize OF $500 for the best Esssy
adapted TO the interests of Business Men, and OF Wv
for the second best-to consist ofnos more t"s ,'O
900 words each-.he two to be printed ana SOFA 'o'
rether for 50 cents. A very respectable 'o'nun''ee
10 award the premiums Is named
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Mn. THRAsHER.-TRe Times publishes

a letter from this gentleman. dated IN prison at
Havana. Nov. IA, in which he denies explicitly
that there have been found among his papers
any documents which compromise any one Ia
any manner whatever. Mr.. T. had not been
tried on the 18th inst land the story brought by the
Georgia, which sailed from Havana on the 18TH
to the effecs that he had been sentenced to the
palleys for eigh, years, Is undoubtedly errone-
ans
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OFFICE Of RECEIVER of TAXES

ri t VI
ONo 6New City Hall-TAxES for is5i.-TaxPsyen
are hereby notified that an addition Of ONE Pen CENT VI
ne made IN al Taxes remaining unpaid the tlhST DAY
ofDECEMBERNEx aud TWO PER CENT. On The Fb'
TTENTH DAY Of DECEMBER
The Receiver would urge upon the Tax Payers the -
portapce Of making early payments a. possible 70 avos
the crowd and delay. which must necessarily touo"s J
previous 10 the per censage being added. .,r.y ~.
The last 6ay Of November occurring on aSyNDAI Ixs
PAYERS are larry notified that ths Ms.
wifi be the last day which Taxes VII be fecevea "s
out the addition Of one pes cent ,,x a ~ u
Hours for receiving money. from . c''~N' - -
up NJ Bank able money only IeceiFe99,, ..x ofr.x..
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C,TREFT DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

Sofp.con. -Pubc notice HEREBY gwen that N: Sot
tions have been presented ia tho Board Of Al
dermso To ESTABLISH the GRADE Of sEvsr-
TENTH ard EISHTEENIa rety I've - 80
GuTTFR in STREET. from 81 ~
10 Nsnhattan Gas Works, and GRADE ard LthSaa,.
tons: To FENCE VACANT LOIS on sca'n 500 -
TWENTIETH sThEET. hstyssa ~. g ana ',ssh IA mi
It. All psxsons interested having oectln. - -
requested to present them n wnis5 esstNs.
yembsr 81, 1851. JOHN 7 DODGE. street S'"n>s NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25
Burglaries In Albany.

ALBANY, Monday, Nov ~ I55I
On Saturday and Sunday nights four bursIarle'
were committed in this city two OF them In state
s,ree, The burglars effected an entrance through
The scutles-both buildings being FIVE stones high
they did po., however, succeeded IN securing more
than a tyifing amount Of booty.
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j$$$ 81 $s,! !$i$$
CORPORATION NOTICE.--PubIic

HORPOKA1ION NOllCE.--T upilS
notice is hereby given TO the owners ecc0-
pant OF occupants Of all houses and lots improved o. -
In proved lands affected thereby that the following assess
msns have been completed BY the Assessors. and sse
lodged in the Office Of The Bureau Of Assessmsn fos s1
animation by all persons Interested w f9r
STREET, between I'd and ID The limits smbssese u
such assessment include all the vacant loss piScs
18Th 1t and ID sV Ward No: 3' aud go :nd ne rs
on norherly side Of 18th 81 Ward No seos ~ pssss
and who opposed to the Or q =:
und.rnrned at their Office No Hall u Records vishn
TINT dsys from the date Of this notice -OGce bwsss d
Assessrntnts Street Department Nor % Is5l
SAMUEL II. DE MOTIF
rRANcIs NICHOLSON As'''''r'-
lat ISAAC WIN SMITH,
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SAMUEL ". DE MOTT.
I ERASc WM SIsSMM192tHSoN' Assessors
CORPORATION NOTICE-PubIie


" notice is hereby given 10 the owuer ooc~-
pspt or occupants all houses and lots improved
improved ards affected thereby that the wing
ments have been COMPLETED By the fssessors and are
lodged in the office vi the Bureau Of Assessments for
animation BY all persons interested VIZ For PAVlN0
AVENUE from 18th TO lSth-ss The lits embraced -
such include all the several houses and lots -
grouI pieces and parcels Of Land situated %
both sides Of Avenue between and ist hiss On es
and southery side Of sh- between line. running par
10 B. and distant 338 feet eastery and J3 eet
westerly the norhorly side Of 10th st. beta
sides 7ths and southery side Of 18th st bet~esn The
and parallel thereto. All persons whose intereees
are affected by the above named asscssnsas, and VIE
sre opposed TO the same either Of them requests
10 present their objections writing, to the underssns1
at their Office No Hall Of Records within thirty dass
from the VI this nOticeOce. Bureau Of Assess-
ments Street Department, Nov Is. ls3I
SAMUEL n. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NIcHOL6ON,f Assessors.
vvN
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public ne

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public ne
or occupants ali Houses and Lots improved or un,n
proved Lands affected thereby that the following Ac-
ged the office Of the Bureau OF for exa
inat.on, by all persons interested, VIZ FoI LAflNV
CROSSW ALKS IN the THIRD-ANENUE, foo
EIGHTIETH TO EIGHTY SIXTH-SrRHEr The limas
by such Assessment include the several Houses
and Of Ground vacant Lots, pieces and parcels -
Land situated both sides OF Thsdavepue between t9e
and 87th St. both sides OF 8Oh 8lt sd SD eh Ssh
distant 305 feet easteriy and 400 feet westerly hsrsfe
All persons whose interests are Affected by inc above
named Assessments and who are opposed to the ssme.
either OF them, requested 20 present their 90
econs, In writing, 70 the undersigned, ~ their offos
No 4 Hall Of Records, within thirty days from the
OF this noticeOice Bureau Of Assessments Street.
Department, Nov. rs. 1851.
SAMUEL II DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
u2J iDf ISAAC WIN SMITH,
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FLORIDA.
CASE of Mr.. Thrasher.

BALTIMORE, Nov 25 1901
The U. 5. ship Cyane arrived at Pensacola, from
Havana on the 18th. Mr.. Thrasher refused to allow
Consul Owen to act in his behalf
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i E isS$ Is r. Ss' $S5E
NOTICE.--PubIi.

CORPORATION NOTICE. Public
,tice il hereby given g. the owner or oxnets,
cup or occupants OF all houses and lots improved or az
improved lands affected thereby. that the following A.
LODGED the the Bureau OF Assessments for cram
nation by all persons interested VIZ. For aCROSSWALk
Va BROADWAY, between Broome aud Spring &C.. n
front ofthe American Art Union The limits embraced -
such assessment include all the several houses ana loss
of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
on both SIDES Of Broadway, between Broone - snd
lire about 80 feet ncrtherls thereirom Al peIsees
whose interests are affected by the abOvenamed Assess.
ments and who are opposed TO the either OF he
are requested 10 present their objections, IN wiring
the al their Office No Hall OF Records VITA
IN thirty DAYS from the date OF this notice Burses
of As,esSmenRs Street Department Nov. Is, 1851.
SAMUEL II DE MOTT)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ms lot ISAAC WM SMITH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25

u Hon. VIM. c. Dawson, L. 5.
Senator from Georgia, lies seriously Ill al MS resi-!
depce. Greensboro, Ga. His disease IS Jaundice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25

FIRE.-The barn and green house OF Mr..
John G Green at POr RcamSn !, 0H
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SAMUEL n DE- MOTIF
ISAAC NM. SMITH,
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no

~ tce Is hereby given TO the ovnorS,
occupants Of all Houses and otsmprcved unmprovs1
Lands affected thereby that the following AsssSsmeaes
have been completed BY the Assessors and lodged -
the Office OF the Bureau OF Assessments for
all PERSONS interested. VIZ; For FL AGING SP AC
FOIRFEEr WIDE through the StDEw A .ks OF W EST
ELEVENTH ST aud LAYING a CROSSWALK scrcss
Reformed Presbyterian Church ia that street: The ln-
its embraced by such Assessment include all the scve
raj Houses and Lots of Ground vacant Lots pieces an
parcels OF Land situated both sides OF lhst bstween
and fth avs All persons whose ntctssts affected -
the above named Assessments and who opposed t.
the either ct them requested to present Their
ohec in writing tn the undersigned. at their Once,
No Hall of Records within thirty days from tho daks
of this notice Office. Bureau Of Assessmen's stress
Department, Nov 70, 1851 - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25

e. The funeral of James r. Marley,
NJ D., was observed in becoming manner on Sun
cay afternoon. The Academy of Medicine went In
q body TO pay the last Offices of respect to the re-
mains OF their late Vice President.
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The Ocean Steamers.
srK.urls TO ARRIVE PROM Eu,orr

WAsHiNGToS-Sfd rom Southampton for n. T. wv "
AsIA-S.iled from Liverpool for Boston 10. Sov 10
HUNBoIpT-Sailed from Hayre for New, ~ No. ia
CRY OF rirrsBuRsH-S'id I'm LIyerpoo for rn ~, "a
PIoSEER-ss.ed from Liverpool tor New ycrs Nov a
PacIyIc-Ss,is from Liverpool for New fcrr. ny
EvnoPA-Sails from Liverpool fcr bossees NV "
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CITY ITEMS.

ANOTHER OLD PHYSICIAN GoNE.-We re-
rret to hear Of the decease of DR.. James E. DeKay
Eeitor of the Pathological portion of the Natural
History Of New-York. He died at oyster Bay, IL,
tvs or three days since, at the age of CO. Dr. Deksy
was a jealous student and passed the greater
portion of his life in scientific researches. lie was
widely known and esteemed
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SAMUEL II DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ms Ia ISAAC WM SMITH
CORPORATION NOTICE.-.-Publis

notice Is hereby given to the owners
pept occupants Of all houses ard lots, Improved
improved lands affected thereby. that the following
have been completed b. the AsSessos and
lodged the Office Of the BsTesu OF Assessments fer
ANIMATION. by all persons interested For BUILDING
aSEWER Ia FOURTEENTH ST.. betwses the iotA az
and Hudson River The limits embraced by such asssssms
include all the several houses and lots Of grvuad vacant
lots pieces and parcels OF lard situated both sides e
Nm st. between 9th and Hudson River, both sdss
of 18Th 10th and NH sts between eh and 1ih on the
eastsry side Of 1ih-sy between 3th snd 18th aad
the osegy side between 18th and 1th both slass
Of sh av @hav. and esstsrly sides of Hudson 81 Nd
IOth-av betweeH 18th and 18th SITS All persons whsse
interests affected b. the above named aaA
who opposed to the sane, either Of them. are
ques 10 present their cd ecti0ns Gin writing 10 the
desiered, their Office. No Hail Of Records. within
thirty from the date OF this notice Bureau -
ASS, ssn.enis, Street Department, Nov. IS 1891.
SAMUEL n DE- MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOL SON, Assess rp
mi SMITH
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BACKED OvERBOARD.-A horse attached
~, On SATURDAY afternoon He was rescued,
c TT uninjured by officer Phillips, Second
District Police and several other gentlemen in the
ylcinlty.
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Corporation Notices .
CORPORATION NOTICE.-publ;,

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public no
tics 10 he sby gives 60 the o~ssrs q. sps.G
sfec1psnts o all houses ana lots improved uaipsssa
,snos Affected thersby. thai the fassiss
Lave eeea con plsted by the Assessors. aud ,slssl Il
ne s"oo ., the Bureau Of Assessments for esa.a /.
hAnh ., ali PersoAs interested VIZ. fel FLAG0INa
q srASE fOuR fEEr WIDE Through the SfDn-
MALho o. BkoApwAY. kss~eaa tesh aad s,f ss
the several houses ard lots Of sreraj vSr,at Ia.
pieces and parcels Of land on the e.s,sr,x sac
Broadway between s-h and Aid ana % tAs o,,rrlv
side between ssi AID ,2dsts Al persons sA
affected by the above Rsed sni h. -
present then objections ~stlss IL the sueI -
their Office Ne Hall Of RecOns within thnty dsss he.
the date 81 this potice-Ofce. BsrcAu Of Asscssseeea
Street Department, Nov. as. 1881.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Asses,sts
ra5 ISAAC WA SEIrH
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CORPORATION NOTICE. =

CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public
~ notice Is hereby 20 the o~rer owners ecss
pant occupants II All Houses and Lots Improved
improved Lands affected thereby that the fsc~tsx As
have been completed b. the aud
lodged the ofce Of the Bureau Of Assessments for eu
animation BY all persons interested. For FlLLiN0
SUNKEN LOTS, between 18th and ash sts aud cd aal
The limits embraced BY such Assessment incl sde
all the several Houses and Lots Of Ground Ists
and pieces and parcels Of Land situated the westerly
AIDE OF sth- ay between ttth ana soihsts and The
south ery side Of 4Sth-st between Sh SOD %hs wsEo
Nos ~ 90 40 and 81 and 50 All psroas whose Htsrests
affected BY the above Assessments, and who g.
posed 10 The either Of them requested e. Pre-
sent their objections Whiting 10 the undersisscA ~
theE Office. No. Hall OF Records. within thirty days
fsm The date OF this notice Office. Bare OF Assessments
Street Department. Nov IS 1851
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American statistics.

short time past published sorie statistics
relative to the number Of soldiers supplied from
the different States to the revolutionary war. DE
BOWS Commercial Review gives some tables re
luve to this, and other subjects of equal interest,
which we copy.
|. The number of soldiers furnished by the
American States during the revolution, and the
population Of each State in 1890 and IA iSa7.
3 Principal battles of the revolution, Their sew
eral dates, commanders-in-c and losses on
each side
g. Amount of continental money issued TO sup
por, the war, and the estimated cost IN specI