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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
The New pnrk

The New Park. For The Tribune
NEssRs EpIroRs There seems TO be
wac opposition TO the proposed Park, proceeding
a0h persons interested in property IN other parts
GAe island
iaoSe who own property IN the middle think
as''he Park should be located there, and ere not
Sssosee any beauties from the elevated terrace
airms the whole river boundary OF Jone>'S
"~a The magnificent views OF Hell Gate, the
Ssds and Of the waters Of the glorious EaS, River
~~Ps Bay, with the eyer-movng panorama of
''saen and sailing vessels of every size and of
Sseeial construction and moycmen, a. are only
.. =" wen IN American waters all these pass for
SNAas With them nor have the refreshing breeze>
va 'le salt water. or the nnumerable shade tree.
-uas 'Faei which i, wcn,d take fi,y years To grow.
y 'aaas IN their eyes
pSe the magnificent rncr views. they pro-
- s"sNe usa sight OF the Croton Reservoir. and
~, saaae they will get iha, up IN time for our
sshd-ehildren ou, Tor the salt water breezes.
ave 10, provided Substitute.
ea might the property holders about Orange
Ne''ef SITS propose 10 remove the Battery up IN
80 finland region, build over the present Battery
''0'ert The Canal IN the romantic street OF tina,
10 way Of givin. u Mater prospec; IN place
I h s'osaienowhed views and refreshing breezes
H.. eesen, Battery.
nlx sT ohe Who doubts that this wood Is adm.
Arua,s .pea TO the purposes OF u Park, wander
Ae,ss 80. a. shades ana along It's bold and rocky
u ksns Ay any inland place can be- made by
en- hss n.s, man 70 compare IN beauty with what
No IN, Hoeeeded from The hand of nature.
as , Wy IN the world Mas Park as beautiful as
ssirns ts &c made, and tina, at once and without
acshsss WI 'fees to grow, as We must IN any other
lev oolect to the PARK on accoun, Of rs cos, 50
stsh ,..n 70 roion Water on accoun, of the six
sslls,ns oas II was 10 cost-if dd eos, fourteen
<horys,' s Tor ten times thar amount IL could not
saA ssss ,on as 1t viii be with good air as i, was
asssss Ss water when once its BLESSINGS are espe
l us saue Will be found TO be beyond all price
atsal ,.sssy. improve the unmatched charms OF our
PR. Ss,ioa, while there is time.
Assr ~aaooi IT'S Parks and public grounds, could
kn ,,.',tr millions of money il now does yearly
""'> ircm other countries. Cro,on Waic,
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r-about 10 o'clock yesterday morn
I.I 10 on, in the stable OF Anthony Mc"ar-
Crosss wharf, East BROOKLYN a"~ va, 80 -.
's, sa..roved together with two se'S 0, ne" ns
a ~. a quantity Of oats hay &c ho'S "'''
10 insurance T..
18th resolution passed al the last meet
a he Common Council Jo'ni . o'~ a. ., "
ny n ~ The Brooklyn Police, suofhi',eu III, me-
THAI body last evening. 'Do nun
..a,,re of the arrests made IRON january o.
sa,e of the organization OF the nr,oi s1
he oa.e ~ SKI inclusive. During tha Petiol d'o.'
June !" io1,' ayyeStei for various orenSes .55 ac-
persons VIZ. ,,h lodgings at the different Statloh
commoo' I'D 80 lost children found ana restore" ~
her paIen r,es,s made were for manslaughier ,or
OF ihe so,.eyv with intent to kill, rape, ~
ssssuN a,'' Ion forgery, s. receiving Stoleh
ngamy, 80 nye,enses, 5 burglary, ! gram lar
gooos' ne,it larceny, lgo conlnoI oana,c,
ss,,sry, s64 intoxcahoh @H uIenceforth' the Chief
Se 'asSSr - make regular quarterly statement
n,ry-Coroner Ball held an
coppL s,.,1av upon the body OF John Redmond
'Sn died suddenly on SUNDAY al noceased vas M
from congestion md o. native OF Ireland. The Jury
years OF age, sci m accordance with the facts
1,.xp RAILRoAD.-This Compa-
Low ns authorities OF Brooklyn ana go lof
ny gey law Mayor and Common Council rs ffes-
sn,, and DrrectOrs-who WINS 49,, 1000,
Ios ss a il numpkins al all times, and when proper
s't ga sncf interchangeable fellows as the present
i so ~ we are inclined 10 believe they VIII give
acornoratlon" fits" unless the Mayor can mus
zoe ',,sae 10 take the bull by the horns No nall
N oxis6y.washy measures viii answer with such
s@ osenders Fines and penalties may 40 win ere re-
Pm, tbe Long Island IS rather nch. NO, Messrs.
Jssor and Common Council, 500 day me wont
10 vou stcompe the company totake on their To-
,no3ves from AilaniIc-st., and let them sue you ;
ssn The question of night can be fairly tested, ana II
prookjn is forced to pay, she Will have rid herself oil
hs most dissraceful nuisance ever peTniteu 10 enter
sc,ty. BROOKLYN is the only good-natured cry where
dsqm is brought through dense population. b.
s-weby no means agree with the writer as 10
the propriety Of excluding the locomotive from Al
l.ntc.st. The Corporation may very properly re3u-
ate lis speed and prescribe conditions for It's use
h,a ve see no sufficient reason for pronouncng II
nuisance and keeping II out altogether. tEd 1ht.
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r. uo.,.cuy-A correspondent OF

Tur MousrAcHE.-A correspondent OF
the rnit,d s,yrio, GAZETTE says Sill nave la'eiy
I'm ~ ~, 'h oyo,ih Of the moustache for infantry
,,s must go further and suggest that il b.
,.e, nv both army and navy, # II IS possible TO over
come our naiiona prejudice ! advocate i from no
c,xe 10 the health of ali those who are exposed To
night dews and yicissltudes Of climate. advance
these opinions in consequence Of having been IN an
expedition where many were carried OF by maia.
ma fever. caused by the land being irrigated, ana
sleeping under canvas. IL wasObseryed BY the med
zeal officers that with those who wore the moustache
II assumed less malignant type. | believe Was
and caused the air 10 be rarehed before II reached
the lungs however 1 do not feet competent 10 ex-
plain the exact cause Of the action bur that they
suffered less, and feel certainthaf "hm riosi1e1
gave for some wise purpose. Was never ih'e""e
he J.spla ced By Birmingham razors'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08

WASHINGTON. Monday, July :
The Talcott Court Martial reassembled at O'Clock.
PM Mr. Carlisle, for Coz. Talcot. read very able
defense, after which the Court adjourned. The
probability is that Tacott VIII be acquitted.
The Court Martial has been retained for the trial OF
certain New Mexican officers. and not Huger, as at
first supposed.
None OF the sufferers from the accident at Browns
new Hotel this morning are dead, bnt three Of them
are still in a dangerous state.
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Arrival of L. :. Steamship Saranac.

NORFOLK, va, hOlludi, July
The T. :. steamer Saranac arrived on the Navy
ard this morning-a well. She left Pensacola on
the evening of the 2sth of June and made the pas
sage in eight days Passed Havana at midnight on
the LIST of July. and the I'd was of CarySor light
sed the bark Hyperion of Boston, bound north at
AM On the 9th at 10 A NJ, lat. 81 90. passed two
steamers standing south. During four days OF the
passage experienced heavy. strong winds
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Arrival of the Southern Mail-Serious ARRAYS
NJ Lynchburgh
BALTIMORE, Monday. July =

BALTlNOKb, NOnudY, July y
The Southern mail has arrived
Two men, named Williams and Hill, were serl-
ously wounded IN an ARRAY at Lynchburgh They
were both living at the latest accounts, but Hill will
probably die
Another stabbing affair took place at Lynchsurgh
on THURSDAY Benjamin Sumpter run cane sword
through John Shay. and the injury Will probably
prove fatal.
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PHILADELPHfA, Monday, July
Eight dwellings and a number of out-houses were
destroyed by fire IN Cnloniown on the 90 ms'. Inc
FIRE originated through carelessneSS.
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Markets

The receipts at this port since Saturday have been
10000 bbls FLOUR. O. 900 bush WHEAT, 12.OOO bush
CoRY-FLoUR is without change, but Is FIRMLY held,
Prime WHEAT is in fair demand for milling sales
OOOO bush at 7sa79c for Ono The Batic'S news
unsettled the market for Corn 10000 bush mixed
Western were sold at 43iC. OATS are rather higher.
sales having been made at 3ic. Flour FREIGHTS
are NOW 5Nc and Corn l0lc.
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The Cosden Murderers.

BALTIMORE, Monday, July :.
The Governor has appointed the second instead OF
the first Friday IN August for the execution OF Tay-
lor Shelton and Murray, the murderers OF the Cos
den family.
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Markets July I,

The receipts OF the past "a hours have been
$500 bbs Flour, 900 bushels Corn. ana l,,Woo 40
Wheat FLOUR Is steady and quiet. In WHEAT
there is nothing dong. Corn is steady at Saturdays
rate with sales Of 5000 bushels at 55lc for mixed
Western OATS are quiet 1900 bushels of inferior
sold at 3sc Prison WHISKY is al 23i, ana Ohio at
the same figure.
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The Court of Appeals.

ELNIRA, Monday, July :.
Case No. 30 was argued IS and &c passed B. re-
served IS passed 80 reserved 40 argued Al. ~,
AZ and a. TO be submitted within 40 days. Several
cases having been called. No 80 vas argued by con-
sen
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ivS Mrs. Mary Hill, widow lady, about
10 years Of age. Was burned 10 death at Baltimore
&, " DAYS ago. by her clothes taxing Are.
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
rl,ra Magnetic Telegraph OfUe, OF and HaEorer
BeGper streets
From Washington.

BtGtfF s7TFeT5.
For further Tsleg-aphio Dispatches see vim Pags.
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SHARON SPRINGS.
ery-Company-Analysis of the Waters. Nc.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

SHARON SPRINGS. friday. july \.
Supply Yourself with the best fishing
tackle and come directly 10 these Springs. While
here you must drive to Cherry Valley, to Coopers-
town and to Schuyer'S Lake and in your ramblings
on foot YOU will follow the meanderings of the
neighboring streams II it affords you any pleasure
to throw line you can indulge that propensity.
Sometimes many fish are caught at these places of
resort at others only few. But there Is as much
fun in catching few which flight shy, as IN catch
ing many.
rails. The best blood of the fashionable world Is
assembling around these pools of Bethesda About
an hundred guests are at the Pavilion, which Is the
great house, and rooms are taken for as many more.
Boston is better represented than any city but
New-Iork, Philadelphia, Charleston and other cities
are we'll represented. Bellies. poets, orators states
men. monaires and men OF fashion. have, 70 shun
the heat of the town, taken lodgings in this cool re-
treat and have brought with them reasonable taste
for the pleasures which relaxation under similar CIR
cumstances affords to them. For years past this
place has been esorted to by those who, IN the large
cities IN the midst of the greatest excltementS.
They come 10 this remote and quiet spot. more 10
avoid that of which they have Surtelt at home than
To seek it. In this respect the company mere diher
from that at other places where the gay go for the
sake of excitement Hence II Is said that Sharon Is
the most fashionable and the most aristocratlc
of any of the watering places.
These waters are famous for wonderful cures after
every medical AID has failed to restore the patient to
health. DR.. Chiffon has made the following analysis
of the two springs
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING.
Contents Of one gallon
BIcarbOnate of Magnesa- q grams
Sulphate of Magnesia- ------------y
Sulphate of Lime HJ,t
Hydrosulphate of Magnesia and Lime. ---..--.-. "
Chloride of Sodium and Magnesium ------ ~
solid contents. -"
Hydrosulphunc acid, or Sulphunted Hy
drogen 20 cubic ncneS'
Temperature 49, Farenhet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-26

A Vrdant" in a Cotton MiH-A raw, straw
hatted sandy whiskered sig footer-one Of the pure
ly uninitiated, came in recently from Greene, with
2 load Of wood for factory company. Not salts.
fed with contemplating the "poeuy of motion at
safe distance, our hero must needs introduce him.
self between the cards to get nearer view. This
move brought his neither habiliments" into dan
gerous proximity to the gearing Of the next card,
and thereby hangs tale"
"You, say! She goes pooty, don't she boss I"
said Jonathan enquiringly.
% %she aop'. ( p'. do anything else" responded the
move around among this hardware. Twas only
last week, sir, that a promising young man from
Oxford, a student at the academy here, was drawn
into that very card sir, and before any assistance
could reach him, he was run though, and manu-.
factured into No. 16 super extra cotton warp yarn"
81 s-o-wow! l believe yuer jokin', slut
tered Jonathan.
Fact sir" continued the stripper; "and his
disconsolite mother came down two days ago, and
got five punches Of the same yarn a. melancholy
relics
"By the POKER, that can't be true"
Fact, sir, fact! and each Of his fellow students
purchased sken apiece to set in lockets and wore
TIN remembrance of departed WORTH
us that fact meow? Was he really carded,
spun and set in ockets?"
A sense Of personal danger here shot across our
heIo's mind he began to retreat precpia.ely, with
~~s ""'sa"6 iof on dHsWcfs Out tncT0 was mol
much room to spare betwixt himself and the gear
ing Of the card behind. Another step backward
completed the ceremony of introduction. His un-
whspersbles being of large "calibre," the process
Of snarng them up into hard knot was noways
slow. Our hero gave tongue" instantsr.
Oh! !! m-u-r-d-e-r! Let go!-yeou hurt |! -
blast your pietur-let 60! Amt yeou ashamed !
Get eout! Let me alone, can't yeou dol
The card stripper threw of the belt, but the mo-
mentum of the cylinder kept it revolving, and our
hero supposing it still in full operation burst out
anew; s-sl .s-... -
"Oh stop her, stop her, do! amt well, and
orter be to home; father wants the steers, and
mothers going to bake! Stop the tarnal nasheen
can't yeou?-do! Ain't ye got any feelin' for a
feller in distress? Oh, dear I'll be carded, and
spun and made into lockets! Je.ruslum How ]
wish was to Greene!"
The card was stopped at last, but Jonathan's
clothes were so tangled in the gearing that it wal
no slight task to extricate him, and it was only by
cutting out the whole Of the invested territory,
that he was finally released. Yankee Blade.
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Thisvss at the Great Ezhibition. - The total
number Of charges made at the police station at the
Prince of Wales GAZE relating to offences within
the building is twenty-five, Of which nine were for
picking pockets, six for attempts to do 30, and ten
for petty laroen O. at stalls This remarkable fact
has been accounted for by the Lord Chief Baron,
who, in a speech which he delivered at the ami.
versary dinner of tho Southwest Middlesex Agri-
Th SSnurai Society made the following statement
tnsy had heard, his lordshp said, that although h
Is.Teeh sx and seven millions of people had visited
the building only twenty-five offenders had b,sn
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taken by the police within it. He would tell them
the reason. At the first opening there were only
three doors opened for entrance, and the persons
entering were supplied with cards, which directed
them to places reserved for their accommodation.
There were police officers skilled in the knowledge
Of the persons Of the most remarkable thieves 10
Europe, stationed At the doors, and when the men,
bers Of what was called "ihe swell mob" pre-.
scented themselves, they received cards which sent
them all to particular boz, where some thirty
seven members of the confraternity found them
selves assembled to practice upon the pockets OF
one another-[great iaughterl l-whereupo they
came to the unanimous resolution that the police
regulations were too perfect for them, and 20 they
had better 90 home at once. Laugh erl
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49, ~h ssS s~ -
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
English, French and Amai.
can Cslicoes
A complete assortment of
Eng'n, German and tsnch
Hosiery
Superior white and cold Shk
Hose and Hall Hose
GLOVES AND MlTT6,
Bnck. Chamois, Kid, Cab.
mere. Silk, Fiiosslii and n.
let, Of every description
LACE GOODS. y
A large and elegant a1ortm't
OF Valenclennes, Engiish,
French and German Lacss,
and do. Embr0ideries;
Superior 6.12 and LA Linan
Sheetings
Damask Table Linens and
Napkins, new and spsndid
| styles; A
a. irish and German Linens
| and Lawns |;
Linen Cambria Hdtfs, plain |;
Embroidered and cologed b0g-
i iered Curtain 6tuff, embr'd
Lace and Muslin, Silk and
i Wo0ieo Damask, etc
Il PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy kerssys, L0wsls, Lin.
j, seys, Jeans. Denims. 6uipsl
II and Cpti0nAdess
5uper French Bed Blankets
Heavy G'ainer Plantation do
very superior.
, specially call the attention o
X Of gOols Tor lssif use. II il
have been selected with grea
of long experience In that par
~ER ~
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Aay0ralty OF New Orleans,
NoveMuRp u 1871

N pnrsuA&ce of resolution passsd By the Coun.
c Of Msn.cpebU No. Two u thsis stsies Of IL IN
the absiealioA hsseo. Couas of Mansvany Ma ~
VIII pso cru act On ths mps0ysusat cootonpaisd By
hLe om Rsigi?us slsss 70 Tch.apoalas n
tefaosSf the latter sasset with sauuss, so wi o
acs, sgressby 70 ths psuvpns q IL
ac Of the Legislature Of the I'D Apn. la regulating The
opening streets, etc. and the act amsnaslosy ne sp
provsd. ID MAY, l6l7. A. ID. CkI,SSM AN, ASap.e.
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Official.
Ordinances ana Resolutions or Second
Municipality Council.
No. 35O9

No. 35O9
Resolved, That permission be, and is hereby
granted TO Stokes & Co. to remove their Circus
from the corner of Union and Baronne streets TO a
vacant properly on Poydras street, between ST.
Charles and Carondelet streets.
Passed November II, 1851,
THos. H. SHIELDS. President pro tenn.
:, Has the effect of law, having been sent TO the
mayor on the 18th November, 1851, and not re.
turned by him within FIVE days, wmh bis objections
JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary
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l n r.
No. 8! Frnchmsn saset, hsd MuuCapsly. Nsw Orleans,
The above tIs IN the ,own Of BiIo1 M win ch viii re-
man open winter and supmer from This d.ts for II
ssM,.s. o On with Z" ysssss,. :Ss;ns:
Ssppss:. viii 10 csss' ;s%ss !. p,oss%sis: ;hou.
$ : s: = :. w ~
=: the % 5 ssS ns
y, s III: .d. .h y os
%sslns,issl pool. or low .isys .nd. wiihn l.y ni
s e. s: shs. e .ss
e.m .. ihs bosom q summer LAKE. can :psss sSs sSovs
knowsgy. having hres months in The place. There
:si :s 81 ss:a.
psot Of bsias restored t. heah Rs.pscabe peons from
e.. Ss Comfortably sS.ssa ~Ss ins %sd
cine. good and respectable nousss can be had very
Dlosi i acOe.ibs froz, NewOrlsans. La, to Mobile.
sna v attentive G.Sns On
r aa
interest e psSs them under my treatment a. ,hs entire
sosi: per- day. and ao nosss III Ss made
s e %s
Of sos % and .aS s Of
fy admsabis By the day only, and pash ii
''is W. 3a'' %iGrfAMs. my broA.n law, aa
French isnsSss..: wl 'Sps.n.sna n. OTIS. i NeN
y fpss ISd.s .hs con, s md
b. Fly Ii hss 81 .:o oNs attached to hi. s.ab,ishne
bs.u n x.Ssn t.S 6. ns.aS
stAss, with big own uusty and careful driver.
=. ~ 8 aooo@nodalsd with i.diss and ssos's,
ksep ho,sss ~ he day. week % month. On rsssonu
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Marie de Ia Neuvs ellie. Orleans,
u IA NovKNBrR 1851.

CONFORMEMENTa 1 une RESOLUTION pass&e
~ par le C0nssil b Municpate No. Dsux q tAsnos
do II du coarani, avis pr6ssnI donne que daaa dx
Joun au plus pafr de 10 dats pphiosA On,
sei % la MuhicIpaiie No. Ds9x sgfz ameosAtious
pssses I iA d.e resouton. ssvou: Lonvslurs do chs
houL ntess c0n de cels Dc ME r. rus avec
Y RE De unon lusqua i.seu de qussants quas eisds
neuf pouces emsnt disposition de acss Dc Ia
leg aatars du avrh M concesnanI rouvefuFe de-
etc. st acts plnendsAt b die approve 1871
mis- A. D. Ch(lSSAAN Maipa
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tbf OailY Crescent.
Every Day-tSunday Exesptsd)-
BY j. H. MADDOX.
Os1fcB.......NO. - ST. CHARIss STREET. :.
RHYME OF THE RAIL.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
Of the Council of tho Second Munies

Asl ME- Or ne NALL.
Singing through the forests,
kattling over ridges,
Shooting under arches,
Rumbling over bridges,
Wh'zzing through the mountains,
Buzzing DER the vale;
Bless me this is pleasant,
Riding on the rail.
Men Of different stations
In the eye Of Fame,
Here are very quickly
Coming to the same.
High and lowly people,
Birds OF every feather,
On common level,
travelling together.
Gentlemen ia shorts,
Looming very tall;
Gentlemen at large
Talking very small;
Gentlemen in tights
With loosish mien;
Gentlemen in gray
Looking rather green !;
Gentlemen quite old
Asking for the news;
Gentlemen in black
ln a fit Of blues;
Gentlemen in claret
Sober as a Vicar;
Gentlemen in tweed
Dreadfully in liquor.
Stranger. on the right
Looking very sunny,
Obviously reading
Something very funny.
Now the smiles are thicker
Wonder what they mean?
Faith he IS got the Knicker-
Booker Magazine.
Stranger on the left,
Closing up his peppers,
NOW he snOres amain
Like the seven sleepers.
At his feet volume
Gives the explanation,
How the man grew stupid
From association.
Ancient maiden lady.
Anxiously remarks,
That there must be peril
'Mong so many sparks"
Roguish looking fellow
inins W tue stranger,
Says, 1t is his opinion
She is out of danger"
Woman with baby,
Sitting ois-a-vis,
Baby keeps a squalling,
Woman looks at me,
Asks about the distance,
Says It's tiresome talking,
Noses of the cars
Are so very shocking.
Market woman careful
OF the precious casket,
Knowing eggs are eggs,
Tightly holds her basket,
Feeling that smash,
Ifit came, would surely
Send her eggs to pot
Rather prematurely.
Singing through the forests,
Rattling over ridges,
Shooting under arches,
Rumbling over bridges,
Whizzing through the mountains,
Buzzing DER the vale;
Bless me this is pleasant
Riding DER the rail.
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OFFICIAL.
couss.a ss!a, 2. MUsHe.,As,ry !. !. Ne; e. Two. !

WHEREAS, An act Of the General Assembly
i've e tbe city Of Ns.Osssn. sppTovsd March IS i0
pIov0ee that bete In Council oi any MAAieivaify sa
and dscds the sosunt Of tsx 70 = assss a ibsy
shall osq.e % b. eae on bssets eimsiss sxbibns the
various hems Of expenditures incIudisg ao The NJ.
amopn os coounaent expeasss y bs Incurred b. Mus
cpanx during The casnt year. ts the and ps
French snd Eaelh 70 the ucas pspsso ssid kano,paly
dnnng ~ least thirty days bsoe the messing VIXEN Com
AM whete.s. The Coanei, of ,hh Mumoipa.ny have
wno's mits of said MsniciO.l,ly ssbsa.
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amount Of taxa " bs sved assat rolls sf eSi
Statement Of Probable Dsfat for 1851.
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