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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-11
Pnnlher Shaf.

The well-knOwn hunter, Mr.. Charles Parmeter
OF this town, who has been out in the woods the
last two months deer hunting killed a few days
since in the town OF Belmont, in Franklin Coun-
ty, a large Panther or Catamount, measuring nine
feet in extreme length and weighing PAT pounds
Mr.. Parmeter came upon the track while hunting,
and the next day, with a dog, started with the
determination to hunt him up. After a short
distance he struck the trail and soon came to
where, with single bound, he had killed and
split entirely open huge buck, apparently carried
the same about 20 rods and partly buried the
carcass.
Following on in pursuit, Mr.. p. soon came 10
mountain ridge with huge shelving rocks in a
chasm under one of which he found the Panthers
den. His dog, with hair erect and exhibit
ing extreme fear, refused to enter. when Mr..
p tying a rope around the dogs neck, entered
himself dragging his dog after him. The Panther
fed by another entrance and took to very tall
spruce tree near by. Mr.. p. now climbed the ledge
OF rocks overhead and thus found himself in a
level with the tree top and distant about fifty
feet from the same. The Panther was almost
hid in the dense top, but catching glimpse OF
him he fred 10 quick succession two balls into
his body. The Panther had now placed himself
with eye fixed Mr. p, in the attitude Of spring
ing, when Mr.. F., having quickly reloaded both
barrels of bis gun, fired one into the back OF his
neck, and the other through bis body, the fourth
shot brought him to the ground. The dog having
now regained courage, rushed in upon him, but
one bite of the dying Panther sent him back
bowling with pain, when springiDg to his feet the
ferocious animal ran some 20 rods and fell dead.
Mr. p, to make sure, put two additional balls
into him and then ventured to approach him.
Mr. p intends to bring him down 10 few days
and give our citizens chance to see this rarely
found animal, whose strength agility ferocity
and tenacity of life, render him monarch Of the
forest and the dreaded foe of the most intrepid
hunter. [Potsdam, N. Y. Mercury, l.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Jew scott Paper-Postage Amendment.

New scott Paper-Postage Amendment.
Correspondence of The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Thursday JAMS.
Seeing the statement in The Tribune that
new Scott paper is about to be started, | made
inquiry this morning and was about to be fully
convinced that there was nothing In 1t, when
received subterranean intelligence las CARTIER OF
Ohio xould say) that the new paper was TO be
Sos up by HOLMES Of South Carolina TAYLOR
Democrat.l As Gen. SCOTT has conducted him
self in remarkably retiring manner in political
circles here, and as he is preferring no claims to
the nomination of the Wing Party for the Pres-
dency, the policy of establishing such paper SO
far as it may affect him personally must be re-
garded as somewhat doubtful. 1t is but just to
say, however, that under the management Of Mr..
HOLMES. who is keen and powerful writer, it
would be likely to be conducted with signal
ability.
The following amendment to the Postage Bill
will be offered by an eminently practical Pennsyl-
vanIa member.
nd be nJuyther enacted That tie Postmaster General s
her by directed procure stamped enveops which he shall
furnish the different Post Offices throughout the United
States be kept for sale instead Of stamps now In
and said enveops shall be manufactured In such form no
shall deem most economical and convenient
Pyorided That the stamp shall be made upon the paper
composing the enyeop ITSELF and not upon aseparae piece
of paper.
The utility and convenience Of such an arrange
ment are too apparent TO need much setting forth,
and it is to be hoped it will pass without oppo-
sition. WoUTER Won TwILLER.
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CALIFORNIA.

TT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" For HAVANA, NEW-ORLEANs aud CHAGRES
Through Tickets San Francisco REDUCED RATES.
Chsgres passengers transferred at Havana TO frstcsss
steamship
Ga SATURDAY, January 18th, at PM, the splendid
double-engine steamship
OHIO,
5000 burden JAS FINDLAY ScHENCR commander will
sail precisely at O'Clock NJ. from Der pier ei, We,
Government Mails, drect Tor hhVdnt
New Orleans and Chsgres.
Freight taken TO New Orleans al usual rates.
Specie only taken on freight TO Havana.
Shippers Of packages containing ewery gold, or silver
ware, any articles commonly known as valuH0es, must
specify the Of the shipment in their bills Of adng
the Company will not be responsible for any Losses on val
liable merchandise shipped without such specification.
For passage or freight, apply 10
NJ. o. ROBERTS, III Wests corner Wanen-st
i'll t25
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The Weather.

By BANS Eastern Teleoraph-Onee % W'aL-st.
Boston-very mid-rained last nighttime
Spring day-thermometer 460 above.
Proyidence-sun out, thawing thermometer No.
Norwich-mild, cloudy THERMOMETERS Al.
New.Haven-mild. acknowledgements So.
Brdgeport-mild, unshiny-thermometer 81.
Stamford-mild, unshiny-thermometer 49,
Thermometer at 80 w all st. at 10 NJ. 46o above 0.
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wanna member

A QUICK TRIP.-The train which left Pnila :
delphia on Thursday, at noon, by the Camden and
Amboy Railroad, reached this City at A. NJ. on
Friday, having made the trip in sevsnteen hours
The detention occurred between Amboy aud this
City, the steamboat John Potter having run
aground outside OF the Narows, where she stuck
four hours, after which she was obliged TO anchor
several hours in the Bay, on account of the dense
fog
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Seizure of the Royal Mail steamship Niagara
for Egling-News from Venezuela.

BOSTON, Fndly, JAnuAfy 10
Collector Greedy has seized the British steamer
Niagara, for violation of the revenue laws. On
Monday night boat was seen going from the
steamer, which WIS boarded by an officer and
found to contain silk and lace. Other light goods
were found upon the wharf where they had been
loading in all to the amount of from $4,000 to el0,
0Oo II is supposed that the crew and not the Of.
fceEs Of the ship are implicated in the transaction,
and that the ship will be released by the Secreta
~ of the Treasury, in the meantime, United States
officers have been placed on board.
The brig Haywood, from Curacao, 18th ult. re-
ports that great excitement exists in Venezuela.
relative to the Presidential Election. President
Monagas ha S called Congress to meet on the Goth
and it is feared by many that if his brother is not
elected by them, the scenes of violence of former
wears will be reenacted.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan, 10.
CORNELIUS CALL Of Pennsylvania has been APP
pointed Assistant Clerk in the House OF Repre-
sentatives, in place of Cove deceased.
The trial Of Camper for murder has been liked
for the 10th inst in the Criminal Court.
A fire was discovered yesterday evening IN q
room in the General Lend Office, after the clerks
had retired. 1t was the result OF accident, and
was extnguished by the watchmen without any
serious damage.
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FOR EUROPE.


EOR LIVERPOOL.-Pack Of 26th
u Jan.-The splendid Packet Ship SlDDONS, Captain
Eben Howes Jr will sail above her regular day.
For freight passage, having unryailed accommoia
tons apply on bOsrd pier No IA East River or 10
II tz7ih sPOFFORD, TILE5rON CO, IS South-st
EENHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
Il ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NETWORK AND LIVERPO DOL direct and BEFWEEH
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL
The Boston boats only calling at Halifax to land and 70
ASIA, Juckins EUROPA. 2. q. Lott
AFRICA, A. Ryrie. NIAGARA, ). Stone
AMERICA N Shannon CANADA VIM Harrisoc.
CAMBRIA, Leitch.
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT al ther mast
mead GREEN on stsrbOard side; port side.
AFRICA A Ryrie, from New York, "Wednesday, 2lth NOV
CAMBRIA J. Leitch from Boston, Wednesday 9TH Nov
NIAGARA, j. Stone I'm New York, Wednesday, An Dec
EUROPA, --, from Boston, Wednesday llth Dec.
ASIA, C. d. T. Judkins from ~ Y. Wednesday, l8th Dec
AMERICA --, from Boston, Wednesday, 18th Dec
AFRICA A. Ryrie, from New-York Wednesday, lst Jan
CANADA, VIM. Harrison I'm Boston, Wedn'y 18th Jan
Passage from NY or Boston to Liverpool lsl cabin SIG
No berihsecured until paid for.
Freight will be charged on specie beyond an amount oF
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post
Office.
For freight and passage apply to
Z. CUNARD, Jr. So Broadway.
French German and other foreign goods received and
brought In common with British goods.
Through bills Of lading given In Have for New fOrE
Aher the ls OF April the rate Of freight by hs
above Steamers from Liverpool. VIII be very materially
reduced M It's
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BY Il. j. Bleeckey.
stale ~ Laurent Sales.

FROM UTAH.-Dr. Barnes arrived in this city
Yesterday from the Salt Lake Valley. He leis
there on the o2d October, and was much exposed
70 snow and cold on the route. Everything was
quiet in that region. The Mormon gold hunters
had returned from California, but without much
. dnst" with them. We are indebted to DR.. b..
ior ooP'e' u '"' Isl Louis Rspub. 18th.
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NOR LIVERPOOL-United States
Il Mail Steamship PACIFIC, Captain Z. Nye.-This
Steamship viii depart with the Mas for Europe posi
lively on Wednesday, Jan. % at u o'clock, H. from her
beri6 a. the foot Of CsnasL
No berth secured TIL paid for.
All letters and papers must pass through the Post Office
For Freight or Passage, having uneqsRed accommoda
tonR for elegance " comfort, apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS, So Wallst-
Positively freight will be received on board after
Monday evening" an. 20
the Steamer ARCTIC viii succeed the PACIFIC, and
sail February s. y
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rrSIrEp STATES PArENr oYF1cE-psc a. 1880 -oa che
s.,ton ofJ PITTS Of spn rheh oho. and II PITTS Of
Ae pray uE Of apseut gapted TO them
"a seth day IN JUNE 1897 Tor thfeshug and
snas gram io the expiration OF sad patent
,Scb fetrs Mace on The % q Day Of June ls5l.
n ordered that petition Be heard Al the Patent once on
Monday day OF Msrch 1875 at u occk M and all perspn
are otsed 10 apps cause, any they have why said
petition GU ht not 20 he granted ~.
required he the Patent
O - tbs az specfcav se' forth writing Al Least % days
bfors IA, ii hearing All testimony Gsi by eher party 20 be
.e8 The hearrc taken AID traasms5 accordance
viii lie ruee Of oce which viii be uruishei application
Ordered ,.o tha il not &c he Published tue Republic lnte
gn~er aud Union, Washington City, d Tribune, New York
v s,ste urnal Counbu Ohio DAILY Atlas, Cincn at Oho
once week for weeks = the 81 day o
March next 1hoo. bN nANhi
ccs law3w3 COMMENSURATE OF fat-hls'
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UATJFORNTA PLOWS.

~ Cultivators and every other Agricultural Implement
made expressly for the California and Oregon trade At the
New-Yo Agricultural Warehouse. A ALLEN co.
MA l59 aud 1871 Waer-st
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By Telegraph to the ssw.Ysrk Tribune
Politics In Massachusetts.

bvsfoNf FfIuhyi jan. TO
The House this morning selected GEORGE s.
boutwell,, Opp. ard STEPHEN c. PHILLIPS, Free
Soil, by about so majority, the candi dates for
the Senate to elect Governor from. The vote
for Briggs was III, Boutwell, 2ls.
In. Opposition caucus there was stormy Ses-
sion last night but the Opposition adhered TO their
former vote to elect Sumner In Senate, the result
for Senator is doubtful. TheWhigs have a caucus
this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-11

..xcoukT-Is, We matter Ofths spphesooa oftAs Mayor
S9nsrTso Commodity oshs NV " sfYyEs1ST
Ward ofssd City Com
sesssd Estimate sna Asssse. ~. no. n9r.aast 10
Sep.s Of Act obs OF People OF We stas
Ie ~ S.tSs psrteuaT TO the City Of Yols,
49,. AZ passed April 3 1918 passed Aprn ~ ~ ~. ~.
.ss.T couianas and owners OF the lot sssse
ssch iots they appear on TIE uAps o. TIE OVn,
Fnsr M ssrsr or esss6t; snd sdsv,s estnstss
sssr Documents Which used by The Cosms-oos ~
,s re CIV and couny q New Yor for the apssuo1 OF
soeTe may cOucerr ;thsrs 70 femaa io a. az 60,
:, ~ trs and place heensftsrDsnoasd And a.. ,J
80 hsf give notice. pursuant 70 tso reg &c ~ CHE
"lrt 70 smead a. Act eatisd act IN rsAun 20 -
assessments and Taxes The City ana Soua9 o. go
80 o other purposes, pssssd May a. iew P s LAY, nay - %
or asmproTsS s sase;s thereby ths hey have CON
s,sd ,hsf ard assessment ana "a ~ N. ,so-
,.sts are affected thereby and who NAY % oPpses ni
$1,000 hi ur.s-nt tbsr objections "a "rng y D. peiAe
h ous Of the sad va Win sty dsys from the
..csi. e,. And thai limit embraced oy 'hs assessment
s ~ IN BE- soSrs 70 b for tbs purpose Of opening
- hyag out stuyveaSn square, snc oo1aooo Ano
- - o. he southey side BY sxts street. % tbs aotherg
y street on saster SIDE BY Third svsnne sad %
- westerly 80. By Foar avenue Add ass a. The o s' o
III I'D fnoutnx on westerly SIDE Of Fourth avenue %
- 81. noreriy hBe or Of Eighth street. and hs souihsry
- Or side Teeth street. and also %, No 70 Iourh aSsaue ~
-. OF And al the lots pieces or
s of and onng ssstsf hne SIDE Of Fourth avenue
sssn Astor place snd Ninth street. and also 10y NO 81
ns And also al lots pieces, psce Of and ironing on
a. westerly side Of the Bowey between crest
and .:o as o sTo~s S s .ss ii u. @ pieces.
Of hands frosns o. ,ss Ssssy D "a U aS o
or esrc. Of land frostng on the esstefy ne SIDE o.
md svsnus Ninth street and lentoseet ana inc AZ
ssi0nsIs olte', give soes s . 'ss s5r.. ou - s
Urn Of the Court b held NJ e Cry Han o. s C 81
% Yort on Monday The day Of march, AL at the opening
s :. sooi, Sa s sISs YSr pscssSsrz 1850
JAMES n PlkkNE1i Commissioned
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PURSUANCE Of Al Surrogate co1nty Ssw
Ter nots hereby 70 all persons having claims assusi
sNhL G. SANDS ss OF the City OF NEWTON, esceassd c
ssi The sss r vouchers thsrso % the subscf6s Al hss
ees Ne y ssR0k street. The City 0fNsv foTi 90 OF esioss
srz asy ofFsAruay usxt-Dsted Sew York tie second s
aasgss, isso PHOERK " SANDS AsninistrstrtI
u1lav
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rs PURSUANCE o. A. Surrogate tho County Of few
&Yors, hereby gwen &c all persons having aits
s~v, ANGEL JACOBS se 0f The York, Je~es 90
ceased % eent The with vouchers thereof 10 e subscribers
az The ,sfdsnce Of David Hat No "a Howarset the city Of
New York before the seventh day o. Js ne1 Dated New
Yorf the 81 day OF Jauugry, 1851 DAVID HART Executor
,.alswsmss RACHELJACOBs, Execuux
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO.-The new
n splendid clipper ship
SEA SERPENT,
w Rowland, Commander, has been constructed with 70
rence to greatest possible speed expressly for me
California and China trade and her sailing qualities are
believed to DO equal any ship aaoa shes provided with
patent vennalors and has superior sceomasodson foE
passengers. FOR freight or passage apply TO
an 0RINNELL, MINTURN Il co. re soath-st
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OALMER & co.'s CALIFORNIA
Il EXPRESS -Messy P 4 co will dispatch the next
express per steamers GEORGIA. Jan. IL, add EMPIRE
City Jan S One the firm will accompany this express
for this IMP Panama and return in the Empire City, when
they will be able 10 give their shippers their bis OF ading
showing the shipment of their goods on the Pacific In about
% days. Messrs. P. Il Co have spared pains
pense making arrangements 10 get their goods across
the lsihmus without delay. PALMER X co.
"A uSlh 10 Liberty-st
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lVfSuANcE ofan order oths Surrogate ofths Couny oiNsS
Ia notice hereby gvsu 70 all persons having claims against
LlAh kEVAs ate Of The city o New Tsrs deceased 70 pre-
~ Ne sane with voaehers thereof 70 tie snbeFbs at ais
80 No 6oi Broadway, 10 s city u Yor before tie
tp ofJanear next-pstsd New Fork day Of July
IJyS7 isw0uHSl WILLIAM KEVAE. kKseutoA
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umpire CITY LINE at REDUCED
AARATES OF FARE.-Through Tickets to SAN FRAN
CISCO via CHAGRES and by the U. s Mail Steamers
on the Pacific The splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY,
400 Ens barthen j. D. WILSON Commander will leave
Pier No NOTh River for Chagres, direct on MONDAY,
January IS. al O'Clock NJ For freight passage apply
10 ldSo UlSl s. B. STONE, 10 Bstery-plsce
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PURSUANCE Of order o. the Surrogate Of IN. County 81
ss Yors note. hsI.ey gwen n g.s.sus
81 he with the vouchers hereof suhscrbsr Al 81
~ ia EhEaesth street the CITY Sssfor on or bsiors
- Of MAY DATED SEE for the sNssnb
"NgHsmber, 1859 ALEXANDER HoRSBY,
ne iaw6ulss Adniaistratsr
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT-Jane P. Hart a1aiNst Ste
IN phen Elliott To the above named defendant You are hereby
summoned aud required the complaint Of tie above named
psnt fled with the Clerk Of the City and uny OF
New York Dscembs 60 ard 20 copy
Of your the City Of New York within twenty days
Of this summons, exclusive the day OF such
VICE and # you fail SAID comp aa plaintiff viii taks
judgment against you Three Hundred dollars and interest there
day Of December 1879 besides the OF this
ssou- Dated 10 Wan street NewYOrk 10th December go
d2I law6wS EMERSON PRITCHAID, Atomsys or PlantH.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, according law ali persons
~ having against Capt CHARLES Mansfield. late
City Brooklyn Kings County deceased that they are required
same, vouchers thereof, 10 GEORGE A.
BUCKiNGHAM Ne ~ William thu City OF N7w YORK,
on before the day Of august nsxtDsed January TO- lSsl
in f.wfmsat ELIZA NJ M4NSFlELD, Administrator.
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BOARD or ALDERMEN, January 3, 1901.
The following Annual Report was received from tn
Commissioner of Streets and Lamps which was directe
TO be printed in the newspapers employed by the Corpora
ton. D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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SUPREME COURTln the matter Of the application of the
ShAyor Aldermen and COmmOnA Of the city Of New York Ts
". e opsEn and out Of public Place known sTUf
FEsAAT SQUARE, the Seventeeth Ward OF SAID city The
Commissioner Estimate and Assessment ths abovs
entitled matter hereby give that they will al die once
q Deafed Smith No II WasTeet Tuesday the 2Sth day
January le5l At four O'Clock thu aso for the purpose
hearing opposition 20 the Assessment made by the SAID Com
persons who consider hemsevess
tnevsd b. such Estimate and Assessment TALMAN j. WATERS
JANIS II. PIkKEEY. L. DELAFlELD SMITH, commsson.rs
Dstsd New. Yori January sth, 1881. J5t9s
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NTEw YORK SUPREME coURT.-JANEs r. FRASER AND
~ OTHERS against PETER 0REENHiLL-By virtue Of al
the above entitled suit est by order from
Morse OF the Justices Of the Count,
s expose 81 public vendue the Sd day Of January so
O'Clock the forenoon al No. 233 Soathst- TWENTY-FIVE
TUNs Of HOOP IRON.-Nsw York. December 9Th 1850.
THOMAS cARNLEY, shenn.
J...s MonsR Deputy Sheriff DIV
The above sse postponed until Saturday. the th day OF anua
y, 1851, At the same place and hour. AIT
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fusUAEcE OF an order Of The surogsts County Of
stos aotea hereby gwen ~ al persons having claims
49, JOSHUA CULVER, gr las % he City Of Nsxfoh, do
present. with vouchers thsreofto the subscrbsr
Ne $50 Frout street the CITY q New No baors
etsn;b DAY Of April nsrtDsed New York, the eleventh
oeiot<f 1859 lola las6msSl r. PAINE, Administrator
PURSUANCE Of osdsr Of the Surrogate d The County Of
ns eeee hssby vsato Alpsrsons having Claus saUst
onE" NALIACE htsof The CITY q New YORK. isesassd 70
ne sans ID vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber, Al her ss
ss 81 Stanton the City Of Sew Ork, bsors
oay Of March The SOth
lsssl ls~tnssl ELIZABETH WALLACE, EEscsux.
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Eldridge ct. from Broome to Rivington
Orchard St from Broome TO Rivington.
Ludlow ct. from Broome to Riyingtoh.
Essex st. from Broome TO Rivington.
Rivington-st. from Norfolk to Pitt.
SufFolk-st from Broome to Rivington.
Clinton St from Broome to Rivington.
Attorney st. from Broome TO Delaney.
Ridge-st. from Broome to Riyington.
Willet-st from Bro0me 10 Delaney.
The following Main Pipes have been laid
he Y er,- York Gas L irht Co dining the year Is
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S,HERIFFs sALE-By virtue Of writ Of ErecHIoS. 70 me
Sdctsd delivered viii expose for sale, Al PUBLIC VEN
DUR on Thursday day Of February 1851 at "a O'Clock IA
the vestbue Of tina City Hail. AL The right title and
Dexter Dickinson, Ransom Crosby and Cnooy
OF September 1880 or AZ any ts
Of ia and TO following described property CONSIST
az Of steam paung mill boilers fixtures &C. situated m IWs'h
'''e'' ne" ""'N avenue " THOMAS cARSLEY, sheriff
W. "a D,.x, DENNY Sheriff jO6t
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II PURSUANCE a, order Of the sarroga.s Of the County
I've. i4T. notss h.rsey gwen 70 ~ persons having ean
asi hkNhI kONDLE, hts Of tie City Of New Fork groS
esd 70 present the vouchers thereof the sub
resf At h rsdsns Al NORTH Salem ths County Of Wssches
~ and State u NsS Ior before the tenth day Of harcA
Hr-Datsd New fora, As sixth day Of ssptsmbsr 1850
uavcns' FLOYD KELLER Administrator
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CONTROLLERS oFFIcE-sTATE or NEW YORK-ALsAyr,
NJapna Each Of the following backs has this day 6ed
OF the appointment o the New Tok state Ssnk
s cts Albany, agent for the redemption of lie circulating
agreeable entitled Al ACT relating - the retemp
Ns Of bank notes. passed May 4, 1870
Whites Bani Of kufslo.
Troy City Bank.
Livingston County Bank
McIntyre Bank.
Luthsr WrEhts Bank.
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SSUPREME COUKTHeIrOn A. johnson against George Foster
Ssummons money denaad contradiction not esrved
To GEORGE FOSTER You hereby noued ana required
complaint this seo. Which Sled IN the ones Of
Cerk City and County Of NewHOrk the CITY HAL
said city, the 7h day Of Deem 1870 and to serve copy OF
YOU ansrsr the sad complaint tie subscriber al m once No
IS waet the City Of New YORK. within twenty days ecr ne
service hereof s the day Of zach ana you AN
10 sad complaint within the time Aforesaid s plant
tha acton viz judgment against for the sum Of Tires
thousand Nine Hundred Dollars with interest from me twelfth Gay
81 November thousand Eight Hundred and Forty seven oe
The OF Dated keY0rk December 7th 1880
az lawsws JAMES HUMPHREY. Plaintiff . Attorney
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Free Bark Department Albany
January lsbNotes having been hsd in this ohee pusnan
okW b. PLAT Individual Banker, fIesdeut aud Pro
BANK OF CAYUGA LAKE. at Ithaca, that sal
Banter charged his resenee Pue notice hsreo gwen thH
hs the village Painted Post Stenben Coua
v which place the business OF the Rsuk Of Csyugs Lake will hers
altar Be coASassd. u OF PH1LO .FULLEk, Comptroller.