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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11
JOSE DE LA CONcHA.

HINTS To FARMERs.-A bare pas
ture enriches not the soil, nor fatien:
the animal, nor increases the wealth
OF the owner.
One animal well fed Is of more
value than two poorly kept.
The better animals can be fed and
the more comfortable they can be
kept, the more profitable they are
and all farmers work for profit.
Ground once well plowed is better
than thrice poorly.
Bountiiul crops are more profitable
than poor ones. Make the soil rich,
pulverize it well, and keep it clean,
and it will generally be productive.
Weeds that grow unmolested
around the fences. stumps, and stones,
scatter their seed over the farm, and
are very likely to grow.
Cows well fed in winter give more
milk in summer. An OK that is in
good condition in the spring will per-
form more labor and stand the heat
Of summer much better than one
that is poor.
When you see the fence down, put
i up-if il remains until tomorrow,
The cattle may get over.
What ought TO be done to-day do !
[, for tomorrow il may rain.
A strong horse will work all day
food, but keep him at il, and
ls will not last long,.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11
ADvERrIslNG
FOND WORDS.

Fond words from those most cherished,
How sweet, how sweet their power!
They seem like notes melodious
From Heavens celestial bower:
B Their sound still lingering ever
Around life's chequered way,
No fine can e'er dissever-
They leave a haIlowed ray.
How often through this pathway
p OF hope and chilling fears,
: 1sFe sighed for some kind spirit,
To dry nv flowing tears!
For when the heart seems broken.
And an is sad and lone,
One word of fondness spoken,
Can soothe each mournful tone!
Then, where can hearts desponding
A balm or solace inda
Oh, we shall find il ever
In sympathising mind!
One word Of fondness spoken,
Rekindles love and peace
Zen constaney's blest token,
Their power can never eeasei
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11
GIVE ME A FAITHFUL HEART.

t- dH BT ELIZABETH A. BLINN.
/ do not crave bright gems of earth,
Or gold of dazzling hue,
But ask for something Of more worth
A heart that's pure and true,
Though earth may yield her costly gems,
That look so fair TO view;
ask not for such diadems,
But for a heart that's true.
A heart that CLOVIS with noble deeds,
For this e'er viii sue;
A guiltless heart from envy freed
A heart that's pure and true.
A heart like this is real WORTH
1t nothing can outshine;
'Tis all ask for here on earth.--
"A heart that's pure and kind.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11

N DEATH OF Dr.. FITcH, THE Con-
a sPIRAToR.-The Buffalo Commercial
o. Advertiser of Wednesday says:
.,;5 "We learn by a gentleman from
Detroit that DR.. Fitch, the leader oI
o. the gang Of railroad eonspirators,
- died yesterday. He is the third one
Is who has died since the commence.
ment of the trial-a singular fatality.
.sI.H is supposed that they poisoned
Z; Shenselves.n
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11

The PUNISHMENT IN RESERVE FOR
LopEz.-Gen-Lopez was last spring
outlawed, aud, il caught, he was 10 10
be executed by the gdrote. tits the
most disgraceful kind Of execution.
The prisoner is made TO sit in a kind
OF chair, with high back. to which
his head is fastened by means of an
iron clasp, which encloses his neck,
and is attached TO the back by a
screw. When the signal is given,
the screw is turned a few times,
which strangles the victim, and
breaks his neck. ~ .z,ssc : 3d,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11

THE CHoLERA-A QUERY.--A
physician Of Columbus, Ohio. informs
the editor OF the Journal that in all
his treatment of the cholera he has
never seen or heard OF person with
black hair and black eyes who has
had that disease, and he would like
10 have the inquiry made, wheth-
tber there ever have been any such
cases.-Ex.
We can inform the gentleman that
wehave known cases where not only
the hair and eyes were black. but the
skin also. Is the explanation salts
lactoryl aasi,ss --,..s -ra,4 5as. !.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11

age and ridging are almost universally
resorted TO, showing the extraordinary
humidity Of the atmosphere. The po-
tato is now generally in blossom. and.
having large breadth Of the land, and
being in fine condition, gives an appear
ance of thrift and beauty to the land
scape. But, in spite Of this, the gener-
al yield of Ireland in 1851 is destined
to be meager. There is more misery
in store for this unhappy people, We
cross two small lakes some ten to fif-
teen miles North of this city. and run
for some distance close to the shore ofthe
At length, vision Of dwell
ings, edi6ces and spires bounds the hor-
izon ofthe level plain to the South West,
and in few minutes we are in Dublin.
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GALLIPoLIs. OHIO, SEPTEMBER IL 1851 -.

attestation of the progress | had
made in medicine, giving me free
permit to kill whom pleased with
out the fear OF the law.-Ssoamp
Doctor. -r- .
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11
THE SPANISH DEATH WARRANT.

THE SPANISH DEATH WARRANT.-
The following is Gen. Concha's death
warrant for the execution Of the
American prisoners at Havana, Au-
gust 9th. 1851:
1t having been decreed by the gen.
eral order Of the Doth of April last,
and subsequently reproduced, what
was to be the fate Of the pirates who
should dare TO prefane the soil of this
island, and in view Of the declara.
tion Of the fifty individuals who
have been taken by his excellency
the Commander General of this laval
station, and placed at my disposal,
which declarations establish the iden-
tity Of their persons as Pertaining to
the horde commanded by the traitor
Lopez, ! have resolved in accordance
with the provisions OF the Royal
Ordinances, General Laws Of the
Kingdom, and particularly in the
Royal Order Of the 18th June Of the
past year, issued for this particular
case, that the said individuals whose
names and designations are set forth |
in the following statement, suffer
This day the pain OF death by being
shot, the execution being committed
10 :he Senor Teniente de Rev Briga-
Her of the Plaza.
JOsR DP IA CoNcuA
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11
DO We copy the following from

DO We copy the following from
the ~ T. Tribune OF the 29th ult:L
A failure has been announced at
Philadelphia-Messrs. Ludlow &
Son, exchange dealers aud bullion
brokers. who are largely engaged in
the California business, the junior
partner being a resident of San
Francisco.
The failure Of Messrs. Eisenwein
q Son, we announced yesterday, will
be, il is stated, very bad one. The
liabilities are reported at $500, ,000-
with Verv small assets under $780,
600; while the stock of tobacco is
,:tr.-ast
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Terms.

1 copy one year, paid in advance. 81 90
At the expiration Of the year, . 90
No discontinuance until all arrearsges are
settled; and Ia failure to notify the publisher of
discOntinuanee will be considered as a new
engagement.
Any person getting up Club of TEN to
one address, win receive copy gratis. The
Cash, in such case, must invariably accompany
the names.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11

CUBA.-This island is SEA miles in
extreme length, with an average width
of about 60 miles, containing an area
of $1,000 square miles, and popula-
ton of 100000. The value of its
agricultural productions in 1919, was
S62,781 ,035. Its exports during the
same period was se7 $50 ,s21, of which
S8,7O0,224 were to the United States.
Its imports during the same period was
S96, ,707, ,343, of which 81 ,esO, ,2I4 were
from the United States. The amount
of American tonnage emplo, ed in the
trade with the Island, during the same
period, was sol ,967 tons. The total
amount of taxes levied upon American
commerce with the Island, in shape of
duties upon imports. tonnage duties, and
duties upon exports. exceed 81 900, 900
There are $50 miles of ruil-
way in operation upon the Island OF
the !S27 100000 of annual imports, ac-
cording to official documents, g Sl6,000-
900 are in provisions, lumber, fabrics,
&c, which the one or the
other of the United States could furnish
more readily than any ether country,
but, through the taxes and restrictions
imposed by Spanish policy, not more
han one.third OF it comes from the fields
and factories of the United States.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11

Last evening, the gallant young
Kentuckians, who came to New
Orleans for the purpose of emigra-
ting 10 Cuba, under ColoneIs Pickett
nd Hawkins, came forward, and
were sworn in as special conslables
10 preserve the peace. Every real
friend OF Cuba stood prepared last
night to resist and prevent, by
prompt measures, any violation of
the Peace.--N 0. DeLLa, 23d.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11

Nor BAD.-The Green Bay AdSo-
cate his the following: sas sios
The Minnesota papers say That
the School FUnd. has been husbanded
so we'll that every child lin The Ter.
ritory will be provided for. That is
nothing to take credit fora they have
husbanded every school ma'masenr
up there yet, and il Is no more Than
fair that they should begin to provide
for The children. -.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11

1sreaas Yses1vHr Fr1vS rsrsf-sas
HHgHAH sa1ffr Y8
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02
STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads.
NEW YORK and ERIE RAlLROA D.
| MINTER AppANGEMENr TTalnS laaYn New

NEW YORK and ERIE RAlLROA D.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT Trans leave New
York as follows. from the Pier foot of Duane-s DAILY.
l. MAIL TRAIN at A. III. (Sundays exceptedJ stop
ping all the Stations. ..
,epte) for Cahsndsgua Rochester and Buffalo Passen-
gers nv prcceea Immediately tn Canandngua, IN
the Express Train West arriving IN buha"atS 81
o'clock nett morning. - ~ -
Pie1mout for SuneIns and int mediate stations.
4 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. a. + NJ, iof Dun
kirk Geneva Cauandalgua, Rochester and buffalo ms
train connects al Dunkirk with rstcass Steamers nun
Ming direct 10 Clevs and also " Detroit leaving I'M
uedsely ON the ARRIVAL of the and connecting al
Raroad and at Detroit with the Michigan Central Rail
road Beats also leave daily on ARRIVAL OF TINS traln of
Ere Ssndusky Toledo and Monroe Passengers 10y ,ns
tram can remain Emra ill 843 NJ nnd poceedtoGs -
n.ya or 10 Canapdasua, Rochester and Buffalo
S EMlGRANT TRAIN at p NJ. for Dunkifk, .aAns
emsIants all the prucpa CIT and towns ia thc west
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
l. MAIL TRAIN leaves Dunkifk al 10 Ah; stopping
AZ all Stations west of Ema aud connec'ing there WNa
the T1press I1an ii ON CananGaisu qua 70 New iOTk.
2 WAY TRAIN leaves Suftern At & IL Am, via flsf-
q MAI. TRAIN leaves Eimira at AN, stopping az
All Stations and arriving in New York same evening.
4 ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves DunNrk ~
CAV EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Csnsndaisua At q
PM Elmira at 7 - p Nj. and Geneva at -
G NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leave. DansIs AZ 1 = 50
M. and Canandsisua at 30 NJ, taking PASSENGERS
nom The Night Express Train from Bno and ltJcheSs.f
FRFIGliT TRAINS leave from Pier foot OF DIano-st ,
AZ (Sunlays e1ccpted) for all Stations OF the road
ard branches AID for ali places west ClIAS MIMI.
n2t Superintendent.
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x7hEnrppTJT7S NEW rNE az

Z
TWEEN rvv yORE AND SAN FRANCISCO.
1'ne oay Through LAne Via NicaraxusA namber efaays
shof e. taa any other RtItsCODposcd OF q faO@InS
first eiasv s.safasbips, between NRv yO2F aEi sA2
JUAN DE NICARAGUA:
TIE PROhEFBEUs, Cspf. GauYrAin
Tue DANIEL WEBSTER, Capt. Haldua
AsS ss;vesn San JUAN DEL SUE md Sal EaA.-
CISCO:
TIE NORTH AgERICA, Cart B'sthca.
T.s 9fCiFi. Capt. JaTv.E.
Ths INDEPENDENCE. Cant. Waassss.
7fese steamers al new, Cd Z cIpTe -y iai RS re-
and for Speed sn'ety and runs, Ipsssd
ne PROF. rTttUs VII l0aTo Rev RI l-0a . g
40 g. eves the TN II Zach r2.-ft, ~ d, ~
p. N CON rl.rc ne DC nber 7th.
TIE DANIEL VEbsrrH nn shs "a %, eecs no ",
eonmssrlng October 22a.
Tse aAysof lsagiss SAN FEANCrsCo MI - ,he ls
sad 18th Of each sonth
When the a,oge days isli SGhd-ss he dos % saaE
NIL be the Monday following
From eAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA ~ sLH JCAG
DEL SIR passengers VIII ne PROMPTLY Conveyed 1ysf ,t9
New Transit Route u the Nicaragua Coz paa hans Dd
twelve miles o, Land rraasDG7- atom. and a. that Fsni
srtrrs IN ore of the above named Pschc Seanerr fo7
can FRANCISCO.
lhe rrest SAVING Of 5s.aes b. rhs Heaie egeT os.rs
bsrstol0-e sstahlshfd and needy and comforteele
tra.sii the Desans ihrou2h 0csnina aao
hsaith FOL COUNTY, 1sr inducements ic re traYs'g ps
lac sqcsleS b. D. o.SeT Ilee.
No PAS .ge secured until paid fof AID but limited
number Of passsaxefs VII he taken.
Dor EseSL ~ paI1ace, apply only al 20 once - "a
Line No. Q Bat;eTy-P Place upstars ID. e. ALLEN
LII persons are forbid trusting ang eso o. account of re
above 5oa.s. % Il
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CoRPORATION NOTICE.--Publi

III IO.N 4ND TT
notice IS hereby given, % the owner 81 0~he ccco-
nan, or psngs II al HOUSES and Dts improved ua-
improved lands affected thereby. that the following as
have been completed by tke Assessofs, ana are
losse IN the n Of the Barean Of Asssssnen Ter eI-
ANIMATION BIZ all peTsoos Interested VIZ Dor BUILDING
aeEWER N FOURTEENTH ST.. bst~een the lHh-sv
ami HUDSON RIVER The limits embrscedy ssch s5sssment
c ode all the houses and lots Of gro1ah vacsn
s pieces and parcels of spd situated on both sides o.
IAN - between 6th ay ana Hudson River 18th SIDES
of 18th 10Th and 7th between oh and 7h-ays on tbs
eats!g slde Of Tthay between 18Th and lsthss ana 90
the veey side between 18th and nth SIS on Doth hse;
OF 9Th av 9th-ay and eassrY sides Of Hadsoh 81 sea
lOth-ay between 1914 ard 18Th sts All persons Shoss
interests Affected b. the above named asssss 81
who are opposed . the same. either Of tnen Ie Ie
cues a 10 pressnt Their objections, I'm "r,ng 'ee IN
denfg1ed AZ ther Office. No Hal OF RECORDS v'." ~
thyty DAYS from the date Of this notice ONE
Issessqeu,s street Department. NOV =: IsSi
E1'' SAMUEL ~ DE MOTIF
FRAS(;Ts NICHOLSON, Asse-ssrs
NJ. lH ISAAC WI csitihg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

EN PURSUANCE Of an order of the sur
ale Of tile Comfy of Sew-Yosk: Notice u .eTo
res 10 al persons having CLAIMS agansi SAL r L =
f1lI1S ate oftle CITY OF New YORK dec ascd 70 pr
-, he sine with vouchers thereof, 70 zen -
- AZ tAer otce No 81 John 81, Il Ae 10y u NsS .
~ ~ OF fore the twenty ay 81 cnfaais hvA'
~ New.York the 18Th day Of August lsJi- zt
CIAKKSON CROLlUS, kHscg.oES &C -
WILLIAM ). DAVIS, } J. hns-'s' ~-'
ernIu
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I UepfTt7ntBtl MY . Ut -,
f fAssS Is "A ss, %S5s A"''
NORPORATION NOTICE.

EORPORATION NOTICE. Public
notice Is hereby gwen n the owner Or own.n, 90
cup or occupants Of all houses and lots improved of IN
improved lands, affected thereby ths' the lono"ns A.
sessme,s have been c peted by the Assessors and are
lodged IN tie Office Of the Bureau Of Assessmens ~ s!am,
nation by AL persons interested, VIZ Tor ShooowA
IN NO ADWaY between Bfoome and Spring gs., IN
ffout ofthe American Ar Union. The limits embraces
such assessmeLt include all the sewers, Eos ana Ioss
on both sides u Broadway. between bo)m..H. ana
Inc about 10 feet northern, the'effom. All persons
whose interests are Affected BY the aDoye-named hssess'
ens and phO opposed 10 the sine ~ either 81 thSin
are requested t. present thar ooIe.ons "a wfnr 20
the gned al tei, Office No Han OIL h.efds WI
ID thniy days from the date OF this n1'ics puess
Of AsSessEacnts Street Department Nov -, is1i'
SAMUEL ". DE- MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
na5 10: ISAAC WI SMITH,
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.ORpORATION NOTICE.-Pnb

Il UNI VTNlN I INF.N to To II 4 '3''ffN
notice 5 hereby gwen - the owner OF owners. ecca
parf ~ ,ccpants 4 an houses sGt os improved o. ani
proved suts affected thereby thar the following Asses~-
rsnis have bees completed ov the ASsesszs, and are
lodged the ofce bureau Ut Assessments Tor e.
smin4t.on. by all persons interested VIZ For PAVING
TWENTY .NINTh-sr fom 7lh 10 5th sv.. Ths units
ehrced by such iGciude ahe several houses
ano lots Of sroun vacant lots pieces ard parcels of land
situated beth sides al fSh 1t be~ees la and h avs
named assessments and Who arg opposed % the same, or
either e! tEs. requested present thet objections
Nrtg 10 the undersigned. a, theT oco, NO tHau OF
Records. within thirty from the da OF ms notee
Ofce. Bureau Of Assessments Street Department New.
=, lHJ- SAMUEL u. DE MDrr,)
NRANClS NICHOLSON, assessors.
ms lW ISAAC VA sNIrH
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Court OF COMMON PLEAs-City

- and CouAiy u New Yoik Peter Aesias S Laa'
r.. at IN ,,s - Summons for moley demand o. con
ri TO H. IrlsEJaai ROBERT IHONPsON-sI
You are hereby srurlonci 70 answer me co,np AZ, ~ 60
and Csg1ty q Nos York the 7Ih day OF Ns,I
leJi ard serve a G % u yogT answei Ga Ae =. 80.
IT, service heIeo ezcgs.Te Cl the day o. say =.
ars u ycr ~ ~ answer Tire c'f' n ~ 80
rir vii tass Judgment for the SUM Of io,t aa 49,
rlyfesr dol "a. ana seventy seven esDts Wa s r5
toe Itfh dav ~ September Ols taorsand EN-
-. 4, Ier.- IL cosfs 4 tn sclE-DA BE
:, IN JJaE 81 sIEARNs, plaintiffs .tisfcsy..
80 ie'. go \. zto = st
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EDEI AFIEI SMITH.
GEORGE y CLARK, Commissioners.
FREDERICK l.. NULTE,
HENRY y DAVIES. Attorney and Counsel NJ IVA

NOTICE is hereby given that we the
Nb.erih. have My app nted rrus Of the es-
tate Il JOHN COYL ASCENDING debtor asd thai allthe
persons indebted 10 said deDor. required 30 renleran
sccou, Of all debts and of ONOg 70 sad DEBT
or the subscribers and pay the the 2Olh day
Of December ueIt, at the store Of John Mckay East
Otto CaffAraugus CO So, ali peIsoHs having IN theh
pcssesslon any praperty eec Of SAID deDor axe re-
aued % deliver the 10 sad Trustees al such time
ano place Ard thai all creditors OF sad debtor are re-
gnrs deliver TIER respective accounts aud demands 20
the subscribers Trustees of them on ths oh day
Of January laJZ -, -,
Noicc Is herhy giver, that al the creditors Of SAID
debtor are reqaIr9d Ia the store Of John Nc
KAY IN the town # Oto Cnaraugns CO UNITY on the hr
dag II FebuaIy 1852. Dated Nov. " ls1l
PHIL NDERuRIFFiIH'l r..,..
HUGH ORR, trustees
ARNOLD BENTLY.
y U,RpIyaroY Ativ ~ law9wTu
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= PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

hNlBNt dVIlIN -, =, a,
EDWDK CoLL1NS& co. Sc Walls N York.
BROWN, SIIIpLEY \ co, Liverpool, ",
EG ROBERTS CO, Is Kings Arms YARD
Ioadnn, OF u.,,
T.. DRAPER, Jr. 20 Rue Notge Dame des ' ictonees,
Tbe az ships will not be accountable lor soo
silver bullion specie, jewelry, precious stones OF
unless bills OF fading signed tHefefo anu ING ss
thorei expregsed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

.. PANI Only Through Line f0- San francesca wa
S,tstieS-F0ie Reduced-sATURDAY. Dec. 9th. az
aeck p NJ he splendid steamship CHEROKEE. 1900
us us hvsden HI Nfnoie, Commander will sail On SAT
~ tsot q NSrcn s., y. r., for ChasFes, connecting
shh The hyoIi,e mail steamship Pasaua sail without
delay lot san Francisco, arrr OF the passengers
IA ans y Ponama. For passage freight apply az
IN, ohc', No ~ West -. ccTne' e Warren y r.
y Is AN h.lla If ladlng signed az TIC Ofice tie
turing % he stk. G2
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate OF the County Of New-York Notice IS hereby
yy,n 10 all persons having claims against ISAAC OS-
GOOD late Of the ty Of New York, deceased To present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the subscnpef nj ms OF
rec No II all street the city 81 New YORK, on or DE-
lore The twenty-sixth LAY II January neIt-Dated New"
York, the twenty -frst das II J1ly. ls,l =, 1900,
WI laW6DTu'1 CHAS a NICHOLS. AhhhsThof.
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pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM-

PANN-Stesmship GOLDEN { ATE -Fana'cs anI
,s cea,s 1patiug 10 California arc no.uC1
49, We ABOVE named StcsucS whose reputa'ioa tol
- recommendation has been heretofore nhsnIt ASse1 y
~ sesHer .foat. VAL leave Panama iof san fSnosSo'
~ soou the FIST Cay II January next, WIN e
~, walls The state Room Saloons are ntso w IN w
' agncent ssye as also every srtmsnt oil Tue YES
VI Passengers laayirg Neg-Nork IN the I \ MAI
,sntt Of Dec H. will he time 10 connect wlth ,ee
tGce NJ ~ W..fst $3.50 NJ Ws,len dsu
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TN PURSUANCE of an order OF the sur
- ~ County Of New-York. noiice y hereby
gwen 10 ali persons having claims as Sev Jerss5 de-
HORNE, late vi Ihs City o. NessSS ttbsreof 10 he
sSsscrer al lbs resdnce No Il ca y sf
ut, OF New York, on OF before us $50 a., II o.
Arul p, II o~''" ~ WILLIAM II THORSE,
her. 63i "A sTrrir'..r afar.
la.. g. Tus
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COkpORATION NOrlCE. --Pu

y notice : hereby to The osne' OF owners ecca-
pant ccGsan, u al Houses and LOIS improved or an
improved Lauds Affected theleh that the IolSS~nE As
have heeA completed hy the Assessors aud are
loiset the oee n the Buseau Of AssessmcEs Tor ss
auina'on, b. all gefsoas interested. VIZ For Filling
SuNkEN LOIS, between itih and asa SITS aud Sta and
9th The limits embraced ~ such Assessment include
all the several Houses and Ls OF Gfoand Lots,
and and parcels OF Land, situated the westerly
sde Of sth av eet~ween iith and t>,h ss and On the
soal sy side Of 18Th be,w, en- s'h and 9th avs Ward
Nos 20 and 50 and 90 All persons whose interests
are affected BY the above Assessments and who are e
posed the Their OF them requested 81 pre-
sent thsT directions, writing. "a the umiepigaed AZ
their Office No. 4 Han 81 Records. within thirty days
from this notice Office. Bureau of Assessments.
Street Department. Nov p 1881
SAMUEL X DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NiCHOLSON,} Assetsers
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C,TEAM RETWEEN NETWORK

Nans GLASGOW The Glasgow and New York - saa-
hin Comuapy's new steamship GLASGOW, N,95 t'Li
horSe newer n SrEwARr commander, wall nlirom
New YeTR for Glasgow on SATURDAY, 9Th DecemseT
ne1t at ~ O'Clock. noon. %,
First CABIN Passage -------------- 80 -------Ss
Second do. do -------------- -..----SS-y-I,ssoS
Apply 10 :, va % p,nalSs,.
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IN PURSUANCE Of ar order OF the
E - N. County of Nev-YSTk notice Is hsfe-
,. gwen 10 al persons hays Clans I5aIs seiesstt
70 re me ass OF JAMES NJ SMITH u Es Nc 80, ~
Nss,u-sf in the Cry of Newlor On or x he urth
TENN 9 ISss ~ Isl FREDERICK A. MAFkllt,
law