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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
LABOR MOVEMENTS.
industrial Congress SESSION.
Especially Reported for The ThbuneI
srpRIME CoURT Room, New City Haul
NFW.YoRK Yueaday. March II, It5I.

NFw-YoRK, tuesday, March l8, 1851.
Mr. d Willis v P took the Chair 10 the absence OF the
President and the Secretary r. Pondl called 'ne roll
Minutes Of lhEt Consrt 80 read and approved
Neo Delegates John J. Kuhn presented DIS efeoentss
f ne seesr Makers Protective Association, 10 place Of
Mr. L. Thogue, snd T. c. Wsgenf1hr was Also received
from lhe same Ia place OF c. A. storey ,,. -,
Ludwig Kneise was likewise received az delegas irom
he German shoemAkers Association, IN place Of Her
The Committee appointed 10 pass upon The merits OF I'd
wsrd Keuoggs work On Labor and other CapitA or no
Rebs OF each Secured and the Wrones Of both Era1cs
I'd made highly CONNIE ndatory report recommending
s perusa 70 all men DESTROYS OF correct Information upOn
40 important subjects and giving II a. their opinion nA
the orb ably exposed the errors and evils that aHen1eo
our pressnt bsnk usury and commercial laWe ana
M Beri Pdce presented the subjoined paper descrlp
live Of the reception by the Common Council OF ms O
f and his subject and desired kept on record end
published and counfeec The workngmen 70 organi-AAon
r. - NyreT,-k CIR Isazst-ial Cosg-et.
IL accordance your Instructions last eTe1ns
tie Common Council the Report adopted At Joer az ssx
rouestrs he Common Cog1c % ass NE Lekea-lls
tbs stats pass law nit1g tts amount Of az. ~ -
.b.I hereafter acquire &c. Behaving hat J Hot % 1917
o.. u 20 you O. lie estimation vhch you @ - =,
CITY fafhsrs. herewith subIE st1;smentoi 80 -
vr.r com M M ou received By ttAt goP'1
CIV Legislators entered tie chamber 81 ths o9f' y
SPM aad ioard hsn engaged the iHg'rfsN 90 ass u
NJ pout orders sort OF splitting bar %
b. nsss hich 5esa the cesht q OF ~
Ne CA besF- h luminous accounts Of neh l-s
rr,blv An II Sslualurdi preseats1 yelf epoIl :,
sp Dooley n ts S1stssh Wars requesting I'm %
he Bosfe Ehsh he did 10 lev uui-s AasiA.- - ss.-
b srsr IL 10 lie Law Department bgt IL n9'e7lI %
,,sc,a Il a pstu II 10 he ll1ustfal Coasfe'. A..
D. re- OFT H. feas. AisrD-n ssrts'an. o. - @
an ~ 40 rsde var sahe OF As ne r-alns !. -
"a - 80 th,t = HI p. .rr.8 o the COMMITTEES Ga fFH
era Snces and suPporsd b. a. ton ~ :,
ever al sPahy ron az " o-.s Nv.
"a on tbs motion bsug made that % .slsIi % y Is
coaEs, % LArp, AasEuss HsTs u izs I'sS nHa "'f's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
Northern Mexico.

We learn from Lieut.. F. j. Thomas, Sd U. s..
Artillery, who arrived yesterday from Santa Fe,
by way Of E Paso. chihuahua and Monterey, that
there is much Spiierng in the states OF Chlnus.
bua. Durango, New Leon and Coahuia, for want
Of grain Corn in many places was worth from
"a TO IS a bushe and was difficult to obtain at
that The crop Of the past season, on lands not
irrigated was extremely short, owing to the scar
city of rain.
The Mexicans about Monterey, as we are in
formed by Lieut. T., have entirely destroyed the
walls around the grave.yards built by our troops
during the war andearried off nearly all the stones.
They have not, however, in any way molested the
graves Of the hundreds buried there during the &C.
cupStion Of Monterey by our troops
The Indians still continue their depredatlons
tbrouebout Northern Mexico, the inhabitants be-
ing entirely unable to cope with them; 49,
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Weather Items.

By Noyse's Line Office l6 WaItst
FRIDAY, March 2l-9 NJ.
puEEAto-This "A beautiful mornings WIND '"0'
a. nero So; bar 20 a. light fall Of snow last night
." t1ocGvsTTR-Fpe mOruiDg; snow ceaaed falling about
AItSHp S~Cioudy a. milder; wind NV; Their 49,
OsWEGO-W Weather undertakings cloudy ana Ia'uoi III
pleasant; wind NV; Their Sc bar. 2966& , ,,,,,
PsYRAcusE-Cool and pleasant mornings wind NV :
Their sly. -, NM ,ho. az .
UTIcA-Cloudy but quite plesian; wind NV lhef %
ALBANY-Cloudy but pleasanti Their 49, mere 65; bar
s995. -, -, -, ,, Va .
Their IS. Am, 49,, a.
MoNrREAL-Beautful morning. wild NV; Iher. 40;
oUEErc-Ther 50; bar. 20 s. wind W. hazy; water
over the wharyes 90 -, ,,uy
KIscsToN-Clear and warm ther. Sc wind NV:
ToRoSTo-Fiue clear morning; Their 30; WIND w.
BURLINGTON Cloudy; wind N Their. SS
WHIIEHALL-Cloudy; wind n lheI 81.
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The MAssAcHusErrssE ELECTION

The MAssAcHusETTsSES ELECTION
The 10th ballot on Wednesday, resulted as fol-
lows:
Whoe Eumber ........S86 Necessary a choice. l9l
Charles Sumner Of Boston, 1876; Robert C. Winthrop OF
Boston, 100; Henry w Bishop Of LenOx 2 Stephen G.
Philips Of Salem a: Charles Allen OF Worcester s Al
pheus Necon OF ChicoDee 2; Horace Mann Of Newton,
2; Henry H. Chids of Pitsied q Robert RantOu Jr OF
severely, u Blank mot cOuntedb l.
The following ten gentlemen did not answer to
their names.
For SUaner-Messrs Bennett, OF HubbGdston, Adams
%springhed, Cooo Of Pembroke, and w h. Bradford Of
Plymouth.
Agai1st Sunncf-Messrs Flagg Of Coleraine, Eldrdge
o. Hancock. n. b. Borden of Fall River, aud Bel, OF
Washington.
DOu00rl-M essrs. Hardy Of DAnysrs, and Mason, OF
spnnR6eld-lO
The next trial takes place April ?, which was
agreed to by vote Of 1876 to Isl.
Mr. Curtis OF Hostop, felt decided objection TO dxing
enY day for the further prosecution Of this matter which
might interfere with the regular business Of the sesson
There two duties which the members had before em
-2a sRs q esI Senator, aad Ias sshsT 10 saas:i as
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LATER FROM MEXICO.


We have received files Of the Monitor Republi
coao of Mexico, TO the 10th of February. On the
18th, on the plain near the City Of Mexico, one Of
the wagons of the freight line was attacked by a
company Of fifteen robbers, who drove away the
military escort and carried off large quantity OF
goods. This occurred at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. The Government is severely blamed by the
Mexican papers for its apathy in relation to these
outrsges.
We copy the following additional from the ~.
ms
We received yesterday a file OF rampico papers
TO the Goth ult. These papers contain further ac-
%o S s u rsxSsss 81 . Or
ing recital Of robbery and murder.
Great complaint is made against the United
States for neglecting to fulfill the stipulatons OF
the treaty of Guadalupe.
d Julian de los Reys has been elected Govern
or of the State of San Luis Potosi.
During the year 1850 1886 persons died In the
City OF Mexico OF this number 9,6l9 persisted by
cholera. Ten were 100, five lOl, one lO2 and one
rs years Of age.
lady of the capital is about TO publish history OF
the war with the United States.
Gen La Vega is about to be removed from the
command at Tampico and placed in higher sta
ton. The papers express proioundre regret at part
ing with him.
On the Goth OF January severe shock of an
earthquake was felt at Guerrero. 1t continued
about three seconds, and Immediately afserward
q luminous meteor Of immense size was seen to
traverse the heavens, Illuminating brilliantly the
whole valley 1t was observed 70 fall on neigh
BORING mountain, and its coming IN contact
with the earth, loud explosion ensued.
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By telegraph to The Nsw.YOfk Tribune
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. Fhiay, March q.
Madame Carvalho, wife Of the Chilian Minister
.nd daughter of our esteemed ieilow'cisizen' Jas
u Cansten, died yesterday evening.
d. The dinner TO Daniel Webster, given by the
,,.,Sisnd Constitutional Convention, without dis
,;"ctiOn to party, comes off at Annapolis rext
tuesday. c,..,- = a., H.. s.uio. any,
;,tsrEerence by Speaker Cobb, with the paragraph
II the Naval Bill relating to the California Dry
nock &c Therefore the law stands exactly as
i came from the Senate, and II fault exists IL
,ssts with the Senate officer.
Psrodis second Concert last night was perfect
l., crowded.
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New-York Senator.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON Thdrsisy March %.
Nothing is heard of, nothing is talked Of here
to day bat the election Of HAMILTON FISH
There is no time, no inclination 10 think Of any.
thing else. Wings OF every cast meet each other
with smiling faces, and shake hands over the re.
suit. There were not few Wings here, Of the
Conservative school, who understanding the real
causes of contention between the beilgerent par.
ties to the election, trembled in view Of the posi-
ole pit Of sectiOnalism and sectional parties
which lay beyond the defeat of HAMILTON FIsH.
Such Wings are the most rejoioed Of all at the
thrice glorious result
The Republic the Administration organ as IN
derstood, compliments Mr.. FISH il toe highest
terms, and rejoices in hearty praise over bis cleo.
ton, adding that it has reason TO know ths. the
Administration is gratified.
The Inteihgencer mildly expresses it's approba-
ton. The news was received here by telegraph
last evening, bat was only partially known until
this morning. Some knowing papers say that
it was Mr. Stewards presence in Albany which
produced the result. Mr.. SEWARD, unfortunately
for this calculation, is still here intending to leave
in the evening train might.
WOUTER Won TWILLER.
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NnvigalIon on Lake ZIG, &c.

CLEVELAND, Friday, March q,
Navigation is now fairly open The steamers
Saratoga Wisconsin Columbia, and Warren have
lust arrived from Buffalo, bound op, and the Ocean
is just coming il, bound down. Passenger trains
run daily on the Pittsburgh Railroad 20 Ravenna,
connecting with the packets from Beaver and
steamers to Maumee.
The Ohio Canal opens to-day.
About goo passengers are arriving daily by the
Cincinnati cars, and 100 by the Pittsburgh cars.
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CITY ITEMS.

ANSIvERsARY.-The Twenty. ighth Anniversa'
~ of the Lying-in Asylum was cOmmemorated
on Thursday. There was a numerous audience In
attendance, and the Annual Report OF the Trus'
tees showed that the Institution was in very
prosperous condition.
SALE OF SrEAMER.-The steamer Thomas
Powell was sold at auction on Thursday. MIR. Tho
mas N. Hulse was the purchaser. The Thomas
Powell is an excellent boat, and few on the river
can beat her. She was built for che route be-
tween this City and Newburgh. bit for the past
year has been in the employ of the Erie Railroad
Company She has probably been purchased for
the Peoples Line, as MIR. Hulse is connected
with that association.
The QUARANTINE HosPITAL.-During the last
month l,O6l persons were admitted lnto the
Quarantine Hospital, q; Staten Island, of whom
So died aud 43O were discharged, leaving 44s in
the institution at the commencement of the pre-
sent month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
Appointments by the Governor, md Confirm
ed by the senate.

EoTARIEs PuBLIc-Jsmes Beers, OF Porchester;
Frederick A. tenD Of Prasville; Geo y GoOdAe Of Wa
ierIowni Ots B. Home Of Hamilton Csphus +. Pstt OF
Painted Posts William w. Van Zsndt, OF LockpOrt
Pilot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

THE NEW FLORIDA U. S. SENAToR.-The
Southern mail has been received, and contradicts
the lying Telegraph dispatch that Dr.. 6. R Nal
ory who was elected at the late session Of the
Florida Legislature, had resigned on account Of
the support given to him by the Wings. The fol.
lowing from the Richmond Times explains the
whole matters
Prudery-A letter from Key West, published
in late number ofthe Savannah Georgian, states
that Mr.. Mallory the recently elected United
States Senator from Florida, has not yet accepted
the Office of Senator, BECAUSE Orsooth, he is not
satitied with the manner OF his election.
1t appears, further, from theletter, that this as
tidious gentleman, though not indisposed 70 60 to
the Senate, yet stands upon the order OF hls go
ing That having warmly approved OF Mr.. Y u
lees course, and believing that gentleman TO be
the choice of large majority OF the Democratic
party in the last Legislature and the State, ne is
unwilling TO be the instrument Of Yulees defeat.
Then let him, by all means, decline the post, ana
bring the matter again before the people. Posi-
bly, they may relieve both gentlemen from their
present dilemma, by selecting Wing to succeed
MIR. Yulee
AS to the manner Of Mr. Mallory's election,
about which he affects to hggle, it may not be in.
opportune to state that the Democrats finding
themselves in an accidental majority IN the last
Legislature, determined TO re elect Mr. Iulee.
The course OF that gentleman however, on the
Compromise measures having given oiiense %
portion Of his party, small fraction OF that party
united with the Wings and elected Mr.. Mallory.
Was there any improprietyin thisl The Wings,
we suppose acted upon the principle that o. two
evils it was wsest to choose the least, and there
fore voted for Mr.. Mallory. They took MIN for
better or for worse and If he turns out 70 be worse
than they took him to be, it will be their misf0r
tune, not their fault. But we shrewdly suspect
this letter from Key West (Mr. M.' place otresi-
dence has been put forth as tteler, to pave the
wsy for Mr.. Mallorys acceptance OF the post.
After euogizing Mr. NJ in the most falsome man
ner the writer concludes az follows.
"Butitis be hoped that he viii overcome his objections
ard accept If he does So am satisfied from Whist have
learned hom different parts Of the state that he will accede
TO the wishes Of a large majority OF his party
II, after all, then, he shall accept the appoint
ment, we think the country will concur with Us in
opinion that Mr.. Mallory has exhibited degree
of prudery not calculated to improve bis reputa'
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Important Arrivals Of WbaIers.

NEW-BEDFORD, FTday, March Il.
The Mary Euphrates, Uncas, aud Dampworth
arrived here yesterday from whaling expeditions
bringing IL, 700 bbls of whale oil, 80 sperm, and
2O60 600 lbs. of whalebone; also a quantity Of
gold dust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
The ship Robsna and the Palestine.

NORFOLK, Thurs1ay, MArcK %.
The ship Robena had feet ofwater in her hold
Yesterday. An Underwriters Agent arrived here
This morning aud has gone down with lighters
The Palestine has been abandoned and is fast
sanding up. The Captain aud crew have arrived
here. The weather is fine.
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California steamers En- Route.

NEW-ORLEANs, Tuesday, March To-
The steamer Mexico, seven days from Chsgres,
has arrived She sailed in company with the
steamships Prometheus and Crescent City, for
New. York. p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
Circuit Court. FRIDAY, March 10.

Charles Chenn0ck against ThOs. J. Bar
yOv and Henry Robinsoa-Acuon for alleged maliciou
prosecution In having charged painh win opening twC
WesL) already referred to. Verdict for plaintiff, cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
The Late FugilIye slave Rescue 10 Boston.

bOsIUN, FTuty, MUCH II
The Grand Jury have indicted the persons
charged with aiding in the late Fugitive Slave
Rescue. This jury comes from different parts Of
the State.
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Rereinfa OF Produce

BIZ the Ere Railroad, Friday, Mareh 2l-s5
bushels Oa 80 bags Grain pkgs Butter - sdes LEAH
~ 30 Calves IA bales Hay do Wool
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Superior Court....FRIDAY, March l6.

M0retO0od, ct al against BattelLe, et aI.-
In relation to agreement to purchase 1000 gallons Oh TO
arrive already referred TO- The jury could not agree and
were dischArRed
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRE.-About2 d o'clock yesterday morn
Ing Gre was discovered in the MeldBg and Planning MIL
Of Mr. slocum In Washington, between Front and York
ss The loss IL from ten ~ fifteen thousand dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
MnRF ARREsrs raR V1nLAl

George Quin was brought before his Honor
the Mayor Thursday on tbs charge of collecting Junk
for which ofense he was fined S. Edward McC snnon
was fined IS for blasting rocks In Joralemon-s during the
hours prohibited by city ordinance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
Fr1r 'r'- -rI ~
At late meeting OF the Coalitionists they

Rssoted That The Free Sol party having nominated
Charles Sumner ss their candidate fr tie Office OF U1issd
States Senator and mat nomination having been ratified by
the Dem ocrsc party the Free SOL party will
The Of suy eIner candidate for said Office, under any
civcunnsfGsFts whaferer"
The Coslitionists of FranklTa and other Coun-
ties have recommended their Representatives to
stick 70 Sumner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

CoTToN is greatly excited, in consequence Of
1he Asiss 1900 bales have already sold at ad
vance fi0lc p TO- from The lowest point Mdding Is
lOfdll
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nInrkets. ..NEw.ORLeANs. Monday. March

COTTON Is active, owing 70 the decline IN Au'
Topean Freigbis 5000 bales sold today al cts
advance midding being quoted at TO- GlOt. FREGHTs
su lower ana three ships have been taken for Liver
pool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

utua and regular work Of the General Court No one had
tsht 20 say that the frat q these snscended the Other II
In porlance that the House had made several ef
forts perform thar duty he asked whether IL rgst
them continually employed in frriteS baloungsl He was
opposed to The motion OF the gentleman frou Springfield
era oud 20 for an indefinite pcstponeleut OF he matter
in what shape soeverit nightbe broughIup
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~ Office hereby hat tbs PROCEEDS 81 as s
~ r.s ,stas a WILLIAM RENWICK. late Of tie Cy o. Me-"
Tok deceased lntsststs, hisJ made uadsf NJ orss -
cate County e sew YoB, BY James hes~et -
,tr n Al ~ ar The grods ehasb sad credits Of the sia
Ei.s,ts WILL ~ DIVIDED b. hs sAi sur 80 sas ~
creditors ts.tAts according . A. t-s
oac. "a he cy As 5h sy Of A1J nst =. so
0cock lsrsaoso 81 tia; day pssa 40 IVA a - ,sa'
AID. 1881. "s
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TI1sE PIoPLE or THE STATE or sEw YORK BY Ii. of.e.

TINHE PIoPLE OF THE STATE or VIEW YORK BY ID. of.es
Of ID 15-psu5snt To Az otssessS Va
of joins BUsSIs6 ate Of tho City d fs- fosl ~.
a. crsdtof lssatsss Of ohsrSee Send Crssk
sua each Of yoa bsrsby cited aud repaired psfsoasJ
acusar b. ors o1S Surrogate Of The County Of Aes fe 80.
h he " II Sss Iork, The hith Jay Of Nay 49, -
ocek ~ the osrOoB Of that DAY. then sD4 there =. ~.
ssit.ue cot II TIE account Of proceeding, Of Oo.s
scuor N VI ard isssneu Of sud Of .. A.,
IN Vbesof ss have caused tbs So. W B,,x
fosats 70 Be bsfegrto AhIsd :, e cav on Yoh.
rks Isl esy Of nsreh n ys.I q our L''a se'
sd iirtrl "
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Dssr4ssrsEsT 6y EE'aITs .yp SUPPLIES
Nordsy, haIeh a. "a ocock n ~th tine tAsy "a
5osa 70 .s aS sd L.ss.l ossp.s ss sS .
Mercer st. esi~een Pnros ssd uso1 IL B-r. conn.
sss s...,, ofgs copoa pl ani 'pse sesaoso u. -s
Ies AL al or1Aiga rssi thereto has a As oses
q ne s1s:ts'sr'al OF Roar PusLe Blurs. Ne 10 Ehs.
''u 81 h'.es ssugi - b aruish.d q, ether ones
n,I w ADAMS CoHHss4ssf Of Repair sad saPpAsa
IL PURsUAscso an srd.r Of saros.ts Of As County
NE. nSl 59ss. l-,ey s,sa to Al hav'sx es.-
agas; WALTON COOK, o. caoorn County .as STATE
u. .us.es-I :. ths oss. II Ge.r Sherwood No
'ss Is Dated sss 2, Of es. .ss $500 Say
mss la-sns' JAcos n. COOK. Asniassr.is.
TsPURsUAScE order Of ssrrosss. Of u. cOss 4
s..is. JossUG CULVER Jr s. 81 q. Sy q S.- fol a.
as So. 70 10 Fru street ia III. Civ q S.- rs :. Or s.scss
As shts.niA Gay q APu ssIDaesd s.her, he sss.ss
JNPURsUANcE o. A. orssr ssroS. cssst, osss
st.s.i Angel JACOBS. city oS.- Yo,l y.s. 3.
Al he r.ss.as. Of D.TS Hlr Ne - ,,r-. ~ 4
Yoa he ~ DAY Of J.aas,, issi DAVID Hart Er.cssos
ssIs~e1's RAcsELJIcoss, EIsessnI.
IEPURsUAScI u "a os.r Of II. saOsst. OF u. cossy
join aoRSBY q CITY o. S.- Tors s.s...sS, &c ~
ssst hs 'sPs ~ hs ,o1ces ssr.oi e ne asscne'f 10
he nns-enth sss o Nay nsat-pat.d s.- lo tho ssso ts
OF a is' isSsas' AAN'OAN A %DS
Is PURSUANCE Of orast Of tbs SsrrOsss couHy
New York Nots hereby % all hsvag cha
ararst WILLIAM X. MOTT. sts Of the cay Of sswas
jersey deceased preut he with vouchers ns's tas
cfce No Nassau street The Of Se-
nh csy Of September rektDaest
NssYofk. tho twenty drt cay Of Mani. lSl -
MA lavonsats RODENT SEARS. Executor.
N PURSUANCE Of order Of the OF the coaay Of
tNev York hereby al Per~ous hsyns claims
HUGH FINN 2s g he City OF New fofs dec-aseS -
present Nth voacas thereof the shsr6sf at hr
No s. csntsr street, The Cay Of New YORK. o. -
rs; the ' Si6 s IS riss Sss''
IL PURSUANCE order Of the surrgats OF The counv
hereby 10 all having claims
against WILLIAM WILLIAMS, late Of the Cv o. hs- fofss
present the Sk vouchers thereof % The SAB
cnbsr at he residence OF Theodore Csrs No ksssx street.,
tie CITY Of New York bsors the ssyenh dsv o. A2gst
nsIt-bssi ss- York, the ssvsath day o. iserusy isel
Sfl,-6msS JOAN ALLEN. EIscuser-
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SITnEET DEPARTnErT, 30 HALL or REcoRDs.-
- sealed propos will 10 received Al the stree, conmoesrs
OEc. att satufdsy Msh 90 1851 at O'Clock r. To flag
race FEET vide through SIDEWALKS Of 18th e. bsvesn Th and sd
ava To rerua,s pave THIRD from Both % 5h e fsas
"a sad al Attenuation thssto b had aPphes
NAL ~ 10 Isl JOHN T. DODGE, Street Comm.
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ssTREET DEPARTMENT NO 4HALL OF RECORDs-Pubhc
- hereby gven tsat the following ps,oI has essa pre-
serted Of Adsrsn To widen Liberty 81 ifon biosf
Wsv 10 reenwh st 70 regulate 18th from Ea River TO ID
n regulate ads set curb gutter and nsg spses 50
sasr SIDE Of 9th from 5st 70 $50 St % fsu.is
MacAdsms sd 81 from 9Th 70 9Th % widen wal 80
Broadway and rasssnst % rskes
"a ave and Az spscs through sds-sas Of 0h 81 30
tween h aLd oh open and grade sls 81 IRON 700 70
10 nave nth 9th ans 9Th ays 70 pave Tb st. %
tween b ad Mad regulate ksds set eare and sasf
10 h At AID 81 alter the ga5s ths junction.
- aad Ch Persons nsrsste having Obsct0ns
thereto requested Prsssn them snsg 10 the as4ssasss
H. oiscs or before h 3ist day Of March .nst
March q, 1881. JOHN I. DODOE, oUset Somnsson"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22

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LADY SALE tackle apparel furniture and boats ~. % ~
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cbsuts Eschaues the CITY Of New York, on hosDAt .es
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Tobacco Warehouse East RvsNe- York March a. is5i
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