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gvALIFORNIA EXPRESSLY.--One

CALIFORNIA EXPRESSLY.-One
Aof The subscribers viii return TO California by the mid
die OF Marrh viii attend 10 any business entrusted 70
him He viii be prepared to take mall packages ana WIZ
attend personally their delivery either al San francisco
or at Sacramento City
As the subscribers permanently ocaed al Sacramento
Civ ttey take This method Of soliciting consigumens OF
Goods ard ss they viii aend themselves TO tue disposal
OF all Goods coming them, they do not doubt but thai
they can maize such adventures very profitable 10 pares
seong out having been In business al The later places TOR
the sst year and being well acquainted with the make.
thew will give any information desired In the selection Of
Goods, &c.
Satisfactory reference will be given here and al Sacra.
rnento Civ H. P OSBORN az their store, 4l4
Grand ST every morning till 10 O'Clock and rom 20 NJ
now H. P OSBORN 4 BROTHER
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ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER

~ CURE-Dr. JOSEPH "A. weber has assumed Ile
ssrnsneut Medical Direction Of this Institution The 80
tshishmenl ia situated IN South Orange, Essex County
NsyJersey one hours ride from the city by Norris Ano
rasex Railway Visitors take the fsybOai nj the foot o.
CoftaDdst al An and al 81 Ia. Private baths are Al
.scned 70 most or tbs Patients rooms Az isleTs upoo
srosssousl business should be addressed DR.. Woder
t.nCars j9u
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WATER CURE.

MATER CURE INSTITUTE-CITY
w and COUNTRY-Dr TRAIL receives Patients a.
70 commOcous City establishment u Ldghl'tt. and q
lyster Bsy. L. l. Communication daily between these
slsceb By steamboat and rsrosd. General Practice Al
tended Consultations s.. l@5 In
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING TRUE

A~sTATEMENT TARRYTOwN, Dec. g. 1850.
Mr.. HARRlSON-SIR: l write you these few lines 10
morn you Of s great benefit have received from your
VOAPoUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA. Eight years agoI
Aken with the pleCTsy In my left side and liberated
y @ngs therefore was obliged 10 give up work sRd
W ~' relief lried everything that heard or but all to
Pupose. My health continued 10 decline, til finally I
so 70 nse blood and large quantities ofmatier. In his
-, continued FOR some tme until last fal November
80 Sasn took TO bleeding from the lungs bed about
V%sf's In twenty four hours then gave up all hopes
''eosery, Until heard ofyour Napihs Sun thoughts Il
al the res, Of the patent medicines, "a hQmbug)
resolved 10 Try bottle as last resort and, thanks
oi Old so for with bis blessing believe Il viii make
nsn Of me ye, had not Ial ca one bottle before Boz
- seseeiter, and In few weeks was about The house,
A s'n nai tine TO the present have not raised any
~. -oeiofe that bad bad spell every 70" monhs
ao' 90 without II any account. and would recon-
q. who suffer from lung complaint 10 Try II al once
W believe that II anything Will eaec1 cure. tais
srM Yours, with respect, c D. REVERE.
,s would have written to you before, had not re-
E contracted a severe cold, which your NAPTHA has
eS removed. cen II end 10 business, and tx
n nsssfIo all weGihers c. d. 4.
sss- y, Harrison, l5l Creenwlehsi also sold BY @. NJ
-~--'iS bowefy. III lmrurh&S'
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MEDICAL.

pRlVATE LYING-IN ASYLUM
The propne0is Of he above Institute have concluded
paae the terms Of admission the ability OF the app-
ava Communications and applications 10 be made TO
81 I'm Dr. KENNEDY, l85 Duane park
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COUGH SYRUP only

l24 cenu-This 10 Of the very best remedies for
Cough Cold, Hoarseness &c. 1t cannot be praised 100
hghv lust try bottle or TWO. Ii IL very pleasant 70
tale Sold, wholesale and retail, al SANDS Mammo1a
~, S,ore N Jsmes.st ST lm~
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THE NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK
Il INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Ne Haven, Conn.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Kendrck John SBxtOn,
r 3. Brown VIM w Kendfck
Alfred Edwards, j Lewis Taylor,
Nathaniel Thurber
SAMUEL KENDRICK, President
g T. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
Insure horses cattle &c. against loss from death either
from natural cause accident disease Of any description
whatever
Eew-YOrk Agency, SO William.st, Merchants Elk.
change 24lyI
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UMPIRE CITY LINE.-At reduced

- uf fare. Through tickets San Francisco via
Chagres ard by the L. mail on ID Pacdc The
splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY John Tanner
Commander. " p leave dock Pier NJ R. for Chag-es
direct FRI DAY, Feb "a, at O CLOCK P NJ All freight
be beard and bills ladng signed at its Office pre-
yous 70 ;he day q sailing For asaee or freight apply TO
X STONE, 10 Battery place
The steamship EMPIRE CITY, Cant J. d Wilson win
leave her eocs pier No. n on Thursday March s al
O'clock, z. N. I4f "a
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,UPRgBECOUfi narisf oss agpucauOe 0ltns aa,of
rSissm.1 sns Conousty ohs " Yo5k r.stv. toths
0FEEING yaz Of pubic pls Known ssfUYVEsAET
sguARE The Seventeenth Ward 0fsa City fhssuscr5sfs Con
-asrs Of Est.t- sl.ted rssttsr
4 requirements " an Act tie the reop 81 Tie STATE
al t Vc ss5 An Al % sn. ai an Act su.tis3 an At
sigcs ssvsi aEa rstrg particularly 70 tie City Of ssNiork,
-. - ~ .s,s- M IN n. CON i,.irnsr. Il ~
Numbers cfEsCL ts thgJ the maps ~ tie Co1
olsrs toCsthsr VIII lasF Of sssssnsai
0sr cocuuon which assd oy tie Conms.onsrs &c
sks thar report nave oesa depot-d lie stree. conm ssonss
sy coc. there n Tor - last sixty dsysbs
Ire ne Comrnss make report % hs cad supreme coari
luther cs. pursuant Ia q ls Ac ~ sS
20 amend Act snisa act rstol q tho coisc
Of TaEss tie Cy ard County OF ss- YoE.
f., other ruposs pssH- sy H. "a paced My 1871 70
slosd o. uruploysd hal Affected thereby tat b4s
sot their etts and assssnslti AID tat al qeoa whose IL
s'ssr 80 sHsct't sr'oy ind no 1ay 70 oppod 90 t @
rsq-srsd prssgt hsr oo-ctou m rrg o. r. prtfes
3-, 0i a ssl c. soass a. BIS pl-s 1i e''a- ao
L. Wal street. hs CITY o Nsr YORK, s y isys iiom ;h.
t-.s atss vs and tast oy ais
follows that 70 ssyA tho' ots pieces, ~ gafcas Of
~ OUT quarrel bounded and describe as oE
oEs at On hs s5uthsy de BY o. tAe aolasly
westerly by fourh Ana also al the ote pieces
trsea tia nole las or nde Of eht '-iss ana he so4slsf
% TsL ard s,o LOT No - Fo1rh avenue, al
northwest u Tenth rest And sso al Tho .s Pecos Or
,acse o. lend fronting ga ne e'tsry hne sec ten
place aud Hat strsti and sao lot No - Foor
ssseJ Ina ride Of ths bvs sa;~ss1 Great Jonas ssi
tso the lots known by ne street numbers So
parcels Of lands, fronting 90 ins westerly has or 'ds OF ihfd
a7suus AstO plaza AID hat street. And $50 All Tue 2
s,,vser SAITH street rad Tenth street And
Commissioners thst hsr ths s0oys
sen Of Il ssd Court 70 DO hsli Vie City Han OF the Cy Il
s Yor Aoadsy hs 80 Of hs'ch 1881 the opening o.
,ssos-psl.s 49, ToIs, Dsc,noar7, 1850
TALMAE : Waters,
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U. =. Circuit Court. .MOsDAY Feb. a.

Charge Of Muder.-kdward +. Doug
lass James Clements and Thomas Benson. seamen late OF
the bark Glen aaigned on an Indictment charging
them with the murder Of Asa A. Hayens, mate OF the bark,
neck with axe and sabbing BIN 10 the thigh with bay
oneL Doug lass and Clements are White men, and benso0
black NAH They are all young men
The prisoners asked by the Court hey nad cOun'
sell which Douga replied that bis parents had Just ar
rived In w, and were trying 10 get him counsel
The COuri, after the indictment (wnich contained III
counts) read explained lis nature TO the prisoners,
told the would DO assigned them they de-
sired it, and that hey must be prepared ID plead on Mon
dAy next to v hich time the Jury was discharged.
Before Judge Mitchell
Nm. $. johnson VS. JuflUS III. Roberts.
clocks &C. at 90 Corandst caused by the Croon water
having been len running In the second story occupied ~
Mr. r. and the water working hrou 81 the ceiling 70 he
first story occupied by Mr. j. This case sready rserred
to- continued II was shewn that the weter mad oeea
carelessy len running by young man on Mr. rs PREM
.ses and discovered about ia o'clock ~ night The DAM
noe ss ,he 10 be consider able To be concluded bid
forenoon For psintif Messrs Blunt and MattheTs.
Fer defendant Messrs Gerard ana ID. Sedgwick
Before Judge Belts.
AcRon Of Charles Goodyear VS.. Boston
Pelisq ComTGHV for alleged rtoigt0n Of Patent Rhts-
This coming TO- argument sa6, ater nearing eoup-
se and due DE- liberation beng tereupOn had by tho C00r,
ais ordercd adudged ard decreed that Judgment OF aon
pye be entered Ia is action against the plan1, and NAT
be pay the defendants costs 70 be taxed
Superior Court hfoSDAYs req q
GENERAL TEKA-DEcIsfOSs
John Norris vs.. jas. Campbell, Ell al
sds Coyer Motion aside report de.
MED. -, .o,s,o~
BraIe Il a. vs. kimtaHes at-New uia deaied.
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r. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

). MAIL STEAMSHIP OOh-
u sPANY-For Havana, New-Oreans and Chagres
Through Tickets to San FRANCISCO at reduced rals'
Chagres passengers transferred Havana 10 the splendid
steamship FALCON
On WEDNESDAY, Feb. 25th. at s p NJ. the splendid
double-epgine steamship OHIO 5000 tuns burhen, JAS
FINDLAY ScHENcK, commander VIII sail precisely ~
O'clock p M from her pier at foot Warfen-s K with
The Government Malls direct for Havana, New-Orieans
and ChagTes.
Freight taken to New Orleans a. usual rates.
SpeCe only taken on eiPht 10 Havana.
Shippers Of packages containing Ieweify goa, OF aVer
ware or Riny articles commonly snOwn ~ yaua1e' must
specify d ae OF le shipment ia their bills OF lading or
he CdiS.sil not responsible for any losses on ya-
able rnrciii7zs shipped without such spec.Ice9n For
Dassage or Freight andy 10 NJ o. ROBERTS.
r IN fz6 III West.st corner Warren-sL
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LEGAL NOTICES.

.tfrI DFPARTNETT 10 g. Han o. Rscofssr-fasic noles
- l. t.-sr g.sl that the lhosHg kesoutoa has oesl alJe
~ lie Cr Councils Rssoirs1, That he Gap he -s-
az ~ N- Kve ostveea 18Th aud iiih IS b ban up anls
Sir, Al ne Street Conmnsr ard at TIE s1Pen'- ih'.l
I'D the sum hundred dollars, os taksn IRON -
ior socks clips. trust account aud eass ~
nj - los fou;ng on sad bukhsad, tie essess q AZ
i.s ~ r is-a fotcs thsr5of beng 81 10 than ~ s
st-t C.osr shs ueg.slt refuse 20 Indemnify ts -
rtn r srpsuses incurred in bulls SAL o1.ses1 y q .
ss g. t- Ctr tfaton ard he m lsreoJ discea . As
IA sasus % oarcs sHd recover nom tAs SAD parties or $50
o then re a. expenses 20 i1cuus1 A''Pls- p
n arc Assistant hiss-a, De- ~, so ADOPTED ~ ne 49,
III A.rs- Jan H. llf Approved b. lie Mly Jan - 80
3m Jphh l. DJD'A' aLse- S0-l--,
S1TEEIT DLFAsInLhI, a.. So Alt OF KECoEDs-vqs.s
- VQils Nsrrly t4ai tas .ss tssc 4il9 as 80
a4.p.s3 b. Con. Cou1c ssoiFsi Ia 5tas &c
sr.r a n- OF sss-sy a. l. mFk1s - 5y bfs
. IA y x on tAs sn1, user ne 'irs-ion o. -
...r ,slo- al Tia lie Street Co4mssa-sr s7e lelt'
80. e-.1 80 O. ols lard M -r-er wafer on l.a SIC
~ 49,. 81 aks .st a51fs trsei, al
Trs t - 2,Tisols Covenants q ts grsa-s 20 'a
.srs rsis tt 20 MAYOR A0sr-r aua Commons ny o <
t~,f Ne~ Yo. A5et;a5 o. he BosId OF Asstali AdsfA
-, ia ssc A1o1tsI b. he q. ard u Atsfmss, Dec u. e
s--.o-r4 br e. 81 1f Dec. a. 3, y
re- H. ,ls' Tsqsn1 5oHHF Dni'ts st'-iS7H
A-o1frs r i.reby gwen. aofdg to aF - al peo1 n, -
" 0,t NAlHsA YOUNG, .'- 90 it~ cry o. bf'f.9 ni
. D. ..sr -l b-I fei ll.i GO e.l tt '-7 81
ti sf. ihs-ol. "a, 'ie '1scf ris % So .ti g. -I =
li. o.. Bfa. 10 ~. Is, 0- 'f h'r- -i l-.n jag .'N
ust.t1r- Dafi tsbi1ty i.ih is.l,-.,.y
r. s s5sSs pi IoSSe .i.n,ais',a'o"
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- PURSUANCE o. A. order o. tie slrogss otss oaaf o.
Is.-ycrs no.cs - HEREBY gysl 20 al 9sools a1'-s 80
.-,st WILLIAM BURCH. Ats OF 10 Co a. hsT ioiA 81
Sss ssssAssa 2rsssni ~ ans wts 7oatsr'
s-l.r, AZ ,hs ofcs 81 Keclul NJ ~ nassal sf--t n
E--Ycrt ~ oeo-s th- iiiee'th day Of aae ~
Yc-s 70. l1tl isy Of Dso.u5sf ls9 ~ ,,.o,t, r.rgrr
s,rr.,r.T1 BENIAMIs PEIfll t12cl"f
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A MEXICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
IA JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, having purchased,
with others, the whole stock and interest OF William A
Livingston Ia The Anencan Express Company. Notice is
therefore hereby given that the said William A. Livingston
il no Ion ger member Of said Company Of the firm Of
LivngsiOn Fargo Co. said Johnston Livingston having
tsken bs place In said firm. WIN. G FARGO, Secy.
hated Nevv-York January 16 1851 20f {nf
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Office OF the -~~,x, M
xpOCE FIRE INSURANCE W.

HUDSON RIVER FIRE INSU-
HRANCE COMPANY, Of Waterford, ~ Y-Of6ce 81
V,srLst Nsg-York. CAPITAL 100000
DIRECTORS.
por Hugh White r c. Morgan, w. 0VandenburRh,
Isaiah Blood r. j. avery, H. H. Fuuer
kffed NoxOn, Joshua moFs, samuel A HOUSE
Nv Pond Glib v Lansing, Robert Blake.
HUGH WHITE, President
ISAIAH BLOOD, Vice. President
PJA AVERY, Secretary.
fHIs COMPANY, having q FULL CAPITAL paid u
nd iuves,ed are prepared to INSURE BUILDINGS,
MERCHANDISE and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
saps loss or damage by 6e the most REASONABLE terms
an losses promptly adjusted and paid al the NEW-YOkK
OPFICE IN money current the Banks In this city Local
sssrees: Hon John Young, WIN. 2. Miller, ESQ IS Gold
a :; Joseph W. Savage, Esq. Messrs. Joseph ketchnm
fon' 81 Front-si Io9 tfeOdl JAMES A. REQUA, Agent
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- PURsUASCE Q. a. o-asr o. 20 snrros'is 81 - .o'l
tNs- York noes hsrs5y Kvsa : 2. psro.,v ~ Is 49,
-, HFNEy ALIEN Of 10 Cty " eHiofA' 2.
hi prssaf ts sans Tu.clsrl tzerei . - tl- - -
$50 o. Hslry Ais1 Nc % cedlfs'fss r. ~ tS,
- a. before IL r-ta o. August rer a. - tN
a ,rd day offetruarg, 1851. asNhf AILcT E1se1.f !
4fIavnuIu- HlLLlAA 49, c.u-ts e.
EF PURSUANCE o, a. ofssr o. ia slrr-sGis d =. -,
NS~ TorE 13tcs hereby gver % al psfsolY1 1850
srus. JOHN JACKSON, lats II to CITY II NJ tA - l.
- prsss-t with vouc5sfs tAeres - 80. ..
80. Ne Cosrt-s sr tie Cit O. EsF-Fofk' % 0 =.
ssv,ris dsy Of Aprl rszt-Dstss Nss f1rs - ~
t.nssr sc FOL lausnTuFl JAMES DAVE, -
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TRAVELLING.

NOR ALBANY.-The Peoples Line
y S,esusrs HFNDRIK HUDSON. Can't A P s.
John and OREGON, Capt VIM *. Peck will commence
their regular ups Albany this day making daily hoe
sl6PM For particulars apply al The oice on the Wharf
between Liberty and Cortland ss or a. az GreenwchsL
New York, Feb %, 1851. ~ o.
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..In1nrNS, EIRE INSURANCE.

CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE.
" COMPANY Hartford Capitol $500 p VIZ
plus so.,.,srS "
f0r insurance. ePPH =" Second door below Wall.
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FVNO THE PUBLIC-UNTIL FUR
4 THEIR NOTICE.-On and amer MONDAY, Dec. =
1850 ne steamboat NORWALK will leave Harlem al
O'clock A NJ ana O'Clock M; viii leave Peck-shp 81
III O'Clock A M. aud O'Clock P n. ano1g a. Astoria
each way. Fare 81 cents eau
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Al. BARMORE offer at { their , 1T N m.
60 ,nd ware-roon, S4s sLEEckER,es1I. eSr,
Sssss.s I n a:'G s@s and Sasg: ana
sO s.sss modern Improvements. --

80 FISCHER, Gate NUNS q FIs-
s sq Sso WSsspU %arra aD Si'S With 70
~ eoroel OF py ,.rt ,,be well cscaated for seeplnt
,srse brsge @ susd REPAIRED aud exchanged - D
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= SfF Of N order Of ne surrugas Of tn Coults
fok notcss hereby 70 n person, hs7 ssti
TOgS PEAL hs City Of New Orleans Tie Slt-s % LOUIS
- s.sssss L ssseu La sae To-csTs tsroi = 10 SD
Sr AZ = store No PSI street. u Us Cy ~ sE iA Z
e before ia ssve--- cav ~ nay 1s1L prrpcrss
ont dsy Of h0Feubsr, le5l tALLD ~ l., SJts1i---,,4
r5 iaE5nTJ A ni11Va-o' VIC 80 " --e--o1.-'
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PrsUASCE Of A. order surroats OF ia G. ny o. Hs
yolL, Psr-ous sva ets M
VUTfEM SELDOM, laLe OF tfs City 81 N9noA, virginia %
ceased present Nth voac els thereof 70 ne sooc
ls crs ~ Dat street tie Cts n Nswlok, or oe
60 elt 5sv of july Datss New YORK, ne Nh
~. - -, ~ SAMUEL COLGATE,
la lavSns Administrator. Nth lie al annexed.
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INSURANCE.


.r,,OvAT-The Agency of the CO
ptMO,1'r - rSsrrRANCE co !. removed rom s to
49,. IsaS Ia5fiw'i PRENrls DOW, Age !,
DooKTYN FIREINSURANCECO.
UhOOhh = t,.-.h.rts, Exchange Wallst N. Y.
D-0mee NO ,notIvn VIM ELLSWORTH, Presl
o. STEVENS, Secretary.
<ITTIZENS' FIRE INSURANCE
n ~ 1850 Ofrcss g. WALLST. and l67 bOW-
OCOmf |. r.n,osny with cash capital Of
ERf-Ims N'"1~ $3.50, 900. -.
-t,. ssrnrev in vested, continues 70 lnsuro
sDd or damage FIRE on dwelaog houses peer
household 1U o. .v s1S 4, eTns
- ,.Anson William j. Valentine,
Alopzo A. Alvord, yaihS go. "; ''4N
Dsnl i yvsnsce John S. Harris,
Mhnsn w.E,i~st5 Robert Barley
Ts4nsps ssr Francis A. Palmer
n1NTFf' BTRTNETr President
LANES NJ MCLEAN, Secretary. -
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THE UNITED STATES AND CAL

n lFORNIA EXPRESS COMPANY. respectfully IN
form hs pubic that their eLTe Express per Empire CIV
Jsuuery 18Th shipped per Mail Steamer CAROLINA.
rom PEnEmI, FEB l. being conveyed from Cha yres ID
Panama IN three and half dsys and shippers AMI others
ca he hili of ladiI K by ealing al he Office
Their next EXPRESS will BE- sent forward per steamer
CRESCENT CITY, q Ia met and All goods shipped by
This Cor p8ny nat tire, VIII probably r@sch san Fran
ihHn forty de-s As NJ T. qeveff corrected
win he san Francisco sency OF ns COMPANY goes ON
on lie Crescent Cy ana VIII per.oAa'y a,t- ID 10 To-
tran 81 sOn and Del 'ery Of ouT freight opportunity
IL presented for he Shipment II small AMI vsu tbe Dtc
ssts A. b MILLER co Prophecies "a W.l--L
Re fer to Messrs r. ; wi iams Co; c. W a. } r.
Moore Co Caarles Morgan, ESQ; Panama Railroad
ca. z5f4l+
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~ PURSUANCE clan oldsI ~ tla Surrogate II re -
s-v,+-y.-s,. f-r.,r even t,aH -ersous having ga p
g.er, X al, -is Of lie en- al NsE iork CAB - \. 81,
~ a--.s %. ft -ciers gnlr- o. ir
rssreree No Hslfs street, n ~ ~ = So -. "a a.
-. ~. thrt.th d. 80 lsrt-Dstet hes- 30
or - ~. $50 m swsnsTal Ann KlPP, Adnn'ani'
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NOTICE 4 application o tie discharge Ct an m rsli iIo d.
sst pursant o. provisions Of rs tft ace o. he hs
- al "a fh c.rter tie part N the Revised -tale'
FRAsWCs ID kSTON. Of Tie Town Of AntWsp, 70 ihs tolny
81 -frnr an vent Notice hrst published January '
fs rs I'd aopear before Hon r. Lansag County Jrfzs 81
gs COUNTY Coulseo B.. Fl once n atelt IVA % sec
emit "a tts 81 dly march 10 O'Clock tue forenoon
too causa ary they have Vhy as'gnme1t slud ~ -
N"N' Gao. A. BAGLEY, Wtterowl,
-,..,o--T- Attor1sy for Insohsu,
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CORPORATION NOTIcE-Puaic Notice hersty gwen that
\ petition has presented the ard Assistant Alder
Tor Sewer Sjth r. hom Madison Az "a within ll'
feet C eth AT Interested having OBJ cuons thereto
requested present he writing ihe Eluesr az this
Cfc- on beore March NlCHOlAs DEAN Pr~sdeat-
Croton Aqusduct DepadIent, Feb -, ls5l 25f l0ts
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

The History of Shadsaeb, and how he was
delivered out OF the hands Of the Kid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25

Is PURSUANCE Of a. order Of 5nnogas or tbs County
New YORK. Notice hereby gea 70 AZ persons "a. w S'
srst sAMUEI MIDDLEBROOK late OF tie city Of Ne" ioI-,
Bocbuler deceased pess tie same with Folcnsfs nsIeoi %
m. -ub-crber a. his ocs. No Nassau Street ~ ts s
York the LIT October, 80 JA'IA' . i.-"..
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25

~ PURSUANCE Of orccf Of hs Slnosats OF ne CoHnS %
aNsv York notice hereby F7sl 70 al persons Asslg -
gs7 LIN IS WEEP gentleman, formerly OF ne cfy o. He-
the state Of Connecticut oe;tts1
10 present sans vouchers thereof o. tbs s1osoe Al 80
cs Of Bel Gee, Esqs. At0ne}s NO - John street, 10 -
CITY Of Fsv before the fourth ihl day oi July as1
Ustsd Fsw-Yo-F. q tlfletn day Of Dscamtsf 5oi
RALPH PECK, Sole Acting Executor OF Less M-69
H., Z 70. p,o,.srs ID Tobu-st dJl laE6nTa
Democratic banner., 1851-02-24

The following resolutions were offered in
the House of Representatives. by DIR. King
of Ray. They are somewhat sensible, snt
the Dr.. should have adhered the principle:
setforth in them, during the last campaign
I. Resolved, That the Democratic part,
Of Missouri. are, as ever. firmly united up
IN ell the great political doctrines that have
distinguished them from the old Federal
and the present Wing party, from tic hrs'
administration Of Thomas Jefferson TO ths
present day.
/ 2. ResoIred, That the Democratic party
of Missouri. will resist every effort. either
upon the part Of her pretended friends, o,
her avowed enemies, 10 force upon her any
false issues, based upon miserable ahs'rsc'
iions, such a. these Jackson ResolutiOns,o i
the power If Congress over the subject oil
slavery in the territories.
Sd Resoired. That The Democratic party
of Missouri will use every legal and cons,i-
tutional means in their power to have oh.
served and carried out the provisions of the
late Compromise MEASURE passed BY Con-
gress, which have SO happily given peace
to Our beloved country.
4ih Resoired. That the Democratic par.
itv of Missorri will cease to fnmsnt differ
rncrs Of opinion upon al abstract quss,i"n'
Of policy within its own political household
and tina, henceforward We will measure
our political brethren by lie old Democrat.
ic land marks and standard, by which We
have been known since the days Of the FL
der Adams.
Democratic banner., 1851-02-24

Fashion in .Nsw York.-An evening party, by
a fashionable lady in New York. a few evenings
ago, is estimated to have co.i $l5.0CG. There
we're present twelve hundred guests. and the
spIendor was almost sMonte Christie msgnifi.
cence. A New York paper says Of this displa!
of whealthy folly:
"Some Of the apartments were more gorgeous
" decorated than were those prepared ~ the
French, in the grand Trianon, at Versailles, fol
the reception of Queen Victoria; and there were
others mnsmerted with such true pictorial effrc
as would have lone honor tothe genius and tast.
Of Marie Antoinette."
Democratic banner., 1851-02-24

Printer came of, and if Mr.. Lusk saw that the
rates were ruiinoas, why did he suffer the use OF
his name9 why was Mr.. Boon anxious 10 get it.
if it were to prove a losing business9 and why
was Llsk so active to get the Office again this
session?
This contemplate 'cribbler, who cares moth
ing about the interests of any one, except his po'
~litical friends who are office holders, denominate'
this acf, which has saved the people of the State
several thousand dollars, an act of iniqulty.-
Whenever designing politicians wish 10 delude
and deceive the people, they begin by making
bold but false assertions. and then charge q "plot"
of Conspiracy" against others.
The whole fabrication is based upon falsehood'
The hill was nat passed on the last day Of the
session, nor subsequent TO the election Of Ln.k
1t was passed at a time when Boon had a better
show for success than Hr. Lusk, as the ballots
subsequently had will show. Il.