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AN IRISUMAN'S LETTER.
PARISH OF BALLYwHAcKIN, Feb. Il

PARISH OF BALLYWHACKIN, L e0. IA.
DEAR NEFFEA:-l hevn't sent ye le,h.
er since the last time | wrote TO We, be-
cause we have moved from our former
place Of livin' and | didn't know where
lether would find ye; but now wild pleas
ure tax up my pin to inform ye oft the death
Of yer own livin' uncle Kilpathrick, who
died very suddenly last waks, after lin.
germ sickness OF six wakes. The poor
man was in violent convulsions the whole
time Of his illness, lying perfectly quiate
all the while-spachless intirely-talking
incoherently. and crying for wa,her. |
had 10 opportunity Of inIormin' ye of his
death sooner except | wrote to ye by the
last post. which wint two days before his
death. and then you'd had the postage to
pay. I'm at great loss to tell what his
death was occasoned by, but fear it was
by his last sickness. He never was we'll
ten days together during the whole time
of his confinement; but ba that as it will.
as soon as he brathed his last, the docthur
CAV up all hopes Of his recovery. needn't
tell ye any thing about his age, for y. well
know that in May next he would have bin
twenty five years ould, lackin' tin months;
and had he lived till that time he then
would have been sex months dead. His
property is very considerable; it devolves
upon his next kin, who is dead some time
since, so that | expect it will be equally
divided betwane us-and then my dear
Larry veil get two.thirds of the whole,
and ye know he had fine estate. which
was sowd to pay his debts and the re-
mandcr he lost on the horse race. But it
was the appinon Of all the ladies present,
that he would have won the race if the
horse he run against hadn't been too fast
for him--bad luck to the baste! But poor
sowl. he never will ate or drink more; and
now Larry ye havn't a livin' relation in
the wide world, except myself and yer
two cousins that was kilt In the last war;
But can't dwell upon this mourniul
subject, but will sale this ether with black
sailing wax. and put on yer uncle's coat of
arms. So beg ye not to break the sale
when We open the lether until three or four
days after ye resave it-by that time ye
will be better prepared for the mournful
tidings.
Yer ould swateheart, Mary, sends her
love to ye unbeknownst TO me. When the
bearer of this arrives in Hamilton, ak him
for this lether, and if he doesn't know
which one it is, tell him it's one that spakes
OF yer uncles death, and sailed in black.
JUDY O'HALLIGAN.
tn I,nrru o. HaZljgan.
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A BILLION.

Few people have any idea of the stu.
pendous sum which is designated by this
term. Some writer having stated in an
article headed "What becomes of all the
pinsW that "millions of billions Of pins
must vanish" no one can tell how, or
where. in the course Of year. aaei
"Euclid."a correspondent Of the Ma
tisnal lntelligencer shows up the absurdityi
Of the assertion in the following style: s1RA
81 think. sirs, the author of that article
thought little of what he was saying whsn
he said that millions Of billions 81 pins
must vanish in the course of year. Many
Plus undoubtedly vanish every year; but
any mathematician will demonstrate to US
that single billion has never yet been
manufactured. billion. according TO-
Noah Webster, is million Of millions'---t
a number so vast, say. that the human
mind has not the capacity to comprehcnds
it. A mandatory making one hundred
pins per minute, and kept in constant op-t
Grafton, would only make fiity-two millions
five hundred and ninety-six thousand per.
annum and would require near t,oenty'
thousand years, At the same ratio, without
a single moments cessation, to make that
number called billion. J1sGyua
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PAY YOUR MECHANIC.

Pay your mechanic good price, u you NJ
desire good job; and be right sure that
you pay it TO your home mechanic. Don't .
send abroad for an article that can just as q
well be manufactured by your neighA. ala
aud fellow townstnan. the industrious: 4stn7
worthy mechanic. You have no equi,A diu
right to do so, while il is his righttc ssii-uo
your patronage. He helps TO saJ 1geJ
schools, aids in building churches, y srsli
taxes, assists in sustaining preachng,1is
an acting and helping member Of the so- "
cety in which he and you live. He light !
ems your burdens. adds TO your comforts
and conveniences. He has right if he
is workman and good citizen, TO pat
ronage, inasmuch as he and you are do
pendent upon each other as citizens of the
same neighborhood. .w gmIks
But he charges you a greater priee!w
Well suppose it is SO. 1t is right that he
should, for ten to one he gives you . BEL i
ter article. He feels responsibility in his
business that is not felt by the Yankee that
manufactures ware for the market abroad
made to "sell." And even if you get
no better article, you can well afford to-
pay greater price to your home mechsn-
ic. 1t keeps money at home 1t sustsins
your neighbor, enabling him 10 prosper in
his business which is for your absolute adj
vantage. You thus help to create . local
business, which will add to your dollars
and cents, and enable and dispose your
neighbor to patronize you. ess
But you get a better article abroadsf
Doubted. unless you pay a greater price
for it. If you pay your home mechanic
the extra that you paw for the FIRST rate
article" manufactured away from home.q
then he too can make you "first rate ar
ticle." What makes the difference in the
price Of manufactured wares but the work.
manshp! True, materials may vary in
quality, but the great difference is in the
workmanship-the LABOR bestowed. Pay
them a sufficient price for what is good at
home, and be the gamer. Do not "jew
down" to the last cent. screwing the bread
out OF the mouths OF the mechanics chill
dren, the clothes from his wiie's back, and
then grumble because you have fair
equivalent only for the mean price you
pay. The good mechanic is worthy of his
price; pay like man; receive your equiv
alent in first rate job, and don't be any
longer asonable.-Lronton Register.
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THE RAINY DAY.
BY H. W. LoNGFELLow.

~l-I-I NI-TWl l0I n = I---
The day is cold, and dark, and dreary,
Il, rains, and the wind is never weary;
The vine still clings to the mouldering wall,
But Il every gust the dead leaves fall,
. And the day is dark and dreary.
My life is cold, and dark and dreary;
Itrains, and the wind is never weary;
Ny thots still clingto the mouldering past
But the hopes Of youth fall thick in the blast
IS And the days are dark and dreary.
Bs asiA. sad hsstt! md essss tspining;
Behind ths clouds is the sun still shining;
Thy fate is the common fate Of all,
Into each life some rain must fall, 81,
Some days must be dark and dreary.
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ENJoYMENr.-"No enjoyment says
Sydney Smith, ''however inconsidsrable,
is confined to the present moment. A
man is the happier for life for having made
once an agreeable tour, or. lived for any
length Of time with pleasant people. a.
enjoyed any considerable interval OF ;sa
nocent pleasure. tlFw h basa.b I,
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GShould you happen to catch your:
self whIsiling in a printing Office, and the
compoS,ors tell you to whistle louder.
don't 10 il. NJ ~ s i's'F saw
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a - N Ely N A Il X e r.

THURSDAY, July l7-6P. NJ.
Wall street Is nearly deserted 1t is u,e, with the
thermometer at ninety to try to get up any excitement
IN the market Neither the bulls appear
disposed to operate and outsiders mos
quite in January Most them have put their stocks
in their pockets aud gone into the country with the in
tentiop or forgetting II possible the anxcties and tur
ssols Of Wall street. There many SPECIAL ltors who
cannot leave the ftrcct for day fearing that the
absence u dsy would BE- fatal to their financial
mcnts There appears TO be little for spprohen-
sion to either csss II operators An active, buoyant
market Is Of course upfavorabe for the bears while
dull depressed market fatal TO the bulls The present
state Of things in wsll street Is unpleasant TO both
slassss Of Spectators but not particularly injurious to
either rh'ro very few stocks the list which
entirely unproductve The leading railroad securities
pay about the legal standard Of interest their
value there L. therefore loss 10 interest account
The upprs ductve fancy stocks very low prices
ana interest does not Their accumulate very rapidly
There has not therefore, been for many years,
when holders Of stocks generally could withdraw them
sves from the market for syera weeks with less fear
and anxiety rstive the Of prices than at the
ps.pent time We do not anticipate any atera
ration In prices before september and tho probability
IL that ibep the movement will be upward instead Of the
At the first board to-day Canton Company d..
slinsd 2. per cent; Long Island "a; Reading Railroad,
81 NorNieh ena "orceser' al Erie iaiFven "A ERE
", 1850 y New Jsr-ey Mining Company advanced "a
per cent; Morris Canal. ~ Tho market closed weak
With downward tendency,
The receipts at the Office 81 tho Assistant Treasurer OF
this port. to isy amounted 20 sIs20u 2o payments.
slIa go 37--balapce 81 1851 CSC a.
The Madison and indianapolis Railroad Company has
sseared semi annual dividend Of Eve pr cen, which
b considerably within the current earrings rhis makes
eleven per cent for the gear just ended.
From the Let TO the s.h Of July inclusive 100 vessels
paced the wellsnd Canal Of which GO passed mp aud o.
Gown. of those bound down 81 to os~ego 10 to
Kingston to oydcnsburg to Montreal 10 q isbec,
to Toronto, and to Niagara. Tho caEsoes bound to
osdsnsburg wera compoe mostly Of dsGr wheat and
corn, and those % Monrc aud ueb.e q the OF
NE ca vessels passing down. the care,,s Of 81
souod down the St; Lawrence, and 70 the oglenburg
railroad
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CHN TANKS.

TINIOk COURSE, Lone isLANO TIE PRopRIE-
" ths ,owing Purses and 81 Al 70 coma on
the latter part VI august and in septic nbsr Free for all
trotting horses, Ia nAsasss'- .., :.
No. l-Purseo 500 with an inside stake of S2D, h. IT,,
three mile heats In ta Free for all horses .
No. 2~Iure St9 with an irs de stake of so h. w. two
nile beGfs H. harness. Free tor all
No, 3-fnr.e s2S' sith al iasde stake Of 10y d w.
mile heats hest three IN hve IL haraes Free for all horses
no A-Pnre ot ~Hi With Al side stake Of SiUU IT,,
horees.
No. 5-rurse Of 500 With Inside stake Of Sod IT,,
two mile heats In 'arusss Free for all trotnng staons
except - Lssr.rce
Ehtr, fl the above purses and stakes close Mad
den No 1Ss nathan square Monasy July 2lst by
osoek. p. ". Three or more - maxi two
JOHN l. SNEDIkEk Pt,pristos.
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kSlIHLlGA'rhspN n.

I nTElIs Using AGE-i2h CORRESPONDENTS
IL Of Ne, S5-l hartley Coi-rdue as Man Poet. E,siv-
let fTassrs hlga'ne :. Epis. dss Il Insect Life do Re-
coee,"ps Of N-and tetaHs Kerehsnf .ani E,n,i
OF the Bar ard Iuiiria Dipomlsic Goa
,usr txt epditure sp-etakor: Maurice Tsrnay chap.
Xxx,-ssxvii. Dui lin ity Magazine; Are the eng
lii Mu.csl Pe0pel frsser'- Map tzpo Z. rie Mystery
Of IL Wis PLiippes Birth, Eiis Cocks Journal P"stry
Twa toDnets Lines Cor posed in oncert Room Shors
Al .ces-W,ds Model Of the tartI. L,rd Er,s .e Love
fer ais; Asparagus swallow Brn Esgiish settlers
tf- Of Ireland; The Fret Print Curious Eptap rne
SCRIP vmsol; he Floating olrdrn Of los Ps'i as
Discovery Egypt; thia Sc ia Jaforas Jaw
ish perseverance volume has Just oommincel PM
shed weekly ct six dollars year. by T. Littsll Co
ost.n; and go d by
DEW TIT s. DAVENPORT Tribune buildings, v. Y. :
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NENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON. WHOSE We
AMUsEMENTs IN BROUKLYN.

MILITARY GAnDENs, BROOKLYN ACTING M.
NI nag.rs hessrs. II. Lynne and 4. Johnston Open
evening 18th the popular Vaudeville aud Buresl
Con pany from broughsms Lyceum, New York rnc r
o'clock precisely. aud
ny Admission rs cep's Friday evening Jul, Is the
I'M will commerce with COUSIN JOE-Consin j e.
Mr. J r. Johnston; Lord Plato MIR II. Is Philips. LADY
Plato Mrs Dunn % be followed nv NY PRECIOUS Be .
Ski Bobtnl. sr Johnston; Wastail Mr. Philip. Nc.
sstai' Mrs Gonld. To conclude with the L6rrEHV
1ItkE1-t apias, Mr. Phillips; Mrs. Cor et Duan.
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THE MARSHALL TEs rIMOyI.L.

'TNBF FOLLOWING CORRESPONDENCE sIAKeN
place between Etbelbert A. Marshall, Esq, aud h,-
friends, and ordered to be printed
NEW YORK. July L. 1851.
Z A Marshall. ESQ.,
%iear sir1he pnderigned your fellow citizens sirous
Il 'esiying their resIect for zeal aud
holoDg the cause of the drama during your tgera
lis and other cities OF the Uni n-uuaties more
particularly manifested in nanaeement che Broa
way Theatre unite in rendering to the
benefit. which beg you will aecep', and YOU will
ALLOW to the proposed testimonial take place
at such and in such place shah
Ia arrive at the object have in yiew name'ya
pine worthy the DRAMA ourself aDd
with the esteem In which hold you manager
man. Yours, respectfully,
nENkY T. QUACKENBOS. Secretary.
On behalf Of the Corresponding COMMITTEES II the
preliminary meeting
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OHH ,ss NbDh, -.

%Sl,O DRY GUoD&-A PE"s0N WITH THE
GCN'V. a''v- tn0unt tna buy y stock Of dry goods
81 n advertiser beng obiigcd y, sell
laa t.ah The has been establish Ey
o,e year. Aodress ID Go"ds this office.
A1AN1uIAsi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRoDfE OF
Nl the late rrm of Birdie bell, 50 Canal street up
would invite the attention Of hs frssnts
the pull lie In general To- Tia where he IL sei
IL, stock Of NsntIas prrng ching thai
great reductions previous - opon
ms lie 81 Cansi and ~ Lspenard let's Barrse
81 - " lie de LInde Mantnla 81 10 10
So Lace a s. t. SIS siik NAnti las 81 W So
~ LADIES' aud disscs SAekA 40
equally Low prices. 80 Canal street up stairs.
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AAOoG N y n f.

~ Afl0NAL THEATRE. cHATHAM srREsrEDRsss
s'Gi, snS BYsss 70 Gents p 'sIss orss.s
81 sS..:i. sTS.3 s,,s,.s !s; y s1s s
Moor. n! p Clarke Herman, NJ ). B.sdiord' ~,
sh I'll: RI;.a risis Miss TSsi i1 Old r:s
G. S r garry SniHae oa rn SIR ey afs Eau
morris. Mr. Lafavor; Grace Thornton, Miss U foA.
RsouGHAASLYcEUs. BRoADxaY, NEAR sa,,1Ms
5ss ssa ss 81 f fff s%Hs
Doors at III 20 begin st o'clock Friday .ysnias
III E sr sai
E ss ass Hs "
Es,@sSr S.ls NINE RsSsT VIII Il. sSSio
moulin, Nine Iogn.t; Annals Dnmoulin Nile fsliee Du
'ooher. NJ Edouard; Duroch-r, SOU Ills. NJ Bfs'siani
N hANIcs HALL, NO Az BROADWAY. ABOVE
r.. T'.s s s
com rising an s"ssn, ana wsss. sae
eSlssy .': whose asacsrs. ~ city,
AYR y ,sLy rsspsc.sSis and fsshionsas audiences
The pssroS s.S s
va. me saturday Aftsrn"on Concerts ~'l be dis
se. hSs saSrl..ar no yaAtn
,O.s. % stage se.s cents Benss q cents Par
evening inSs K. sG
place Now vsrs soas s q
ss,as
A.
vino selected fer their besuty and figure
number Of beautiful tabieaux. taken frc
s,ures Of ancea, and modern .mes a company Of aye
Gritty Madame Rossne the only Female !ussler Il .n'
exhibition Of Marble stataaEy anequ.lled in the .or
iEer"oor And evening For pnrsi"u'.~, sF or ea.
CENERAL GEORGE WASH VGTON. WHOSE Ne
~ mory all republicans proud TO d-ti4
only for hs ardent patriotism his
of no and of thought; hut we'll for ia Dhycg
lthetic power. When boy according to his
phr he permitted TO ndu freely ia all mlIy
sIortssuch wrestling running races pitching qdoits
&c and which tended fully to develop his ohvsc
purity. In nsture years and during the dark
hoprs # the revolution when all be
par, from duty recreation. his chief
sisted in the lectual of a, Il The idsn
cal tale pom which he la, ed may free
elarge. at BASSFbRDS Union Rooms No .gs Broad
next 20 N5los Tho antiquarian the curo shouts
not reele the pportuni'y ofscoDs it, "Procraiaasou
is the thief of time"
HEArRICAL NoTICE-ANDREw Jackson
Alien to his brothers and sisters of the profe'ip1
he inclined to assist the old man occasion
of Is Benefit of at fropghams LvceI S.tnr
july 2th 1851 Mr. BrOusham having kindly ten iored
B ht all that remains to obtain the e
few adss and gentle In order carry his kind o'r
into fleet Please call address j. Alien No. z ~ very
NUS nm ; aloop, before Saturday. July 10 at IL VI
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DvEsr1gxsxn RENEWED svge, mY.


GOST, &c.
- 49,
g 100 RFwARD.-Losr ON BOARD THE ISAAC
Nestsn. mahogany Bov, With three lett r. en-
ssissa o., ~ iwo 80 three pamphc,s aud
papers 81 no b. % All
brinFs the q ar,or NJ
g. Moore: Northsrn tptsl Couf ssndt stree New Yo-
or. Ia La ab ence TO Mr. aony bar iax Ma ColIsce
Place ~iJ receive sC0. - " 'h'
- n REWARD Will re PAIN FOR TIE pFlry-
lVuy Atko 10 custer street. 81 small black ami
ssh Mag - aes Spaniel Slut missed ffo prs uses on
Monday atsrpoos.
N csT OR srUEEN-A POCFET-BOOE ov BOARD
Steamboat Connv VII Nc, last Thurssay anauoon The
erdsr can ketp ,roney tut 10 viii n 20 -
1eelst boeh 20 BIS 20 sevgs rys' &c..
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CUPsEME CIuRr.-JOHN MILTON BUELvs. ALTON
~ bcel Zenss and Fhil-nda uovep his wife, Mary
qol Hiram Bale, and Aargsr"t bic Wife Augustus pla-
ict, Moore I'm nick. - in mick aaughrcr Of
Jar In ~ mick, Do essed who % CiArada DIM
pik. Fd.srd Loo mis- George VI. Lrolis Nortsn Baai,
liza nah Tryon, dst ~ Hosea Bpel deoeas and
t,shsnd GoCrss Brcl Chni"t'e busl Ftaroy Bne! .pd
tsro inc Bue Augustus S'rvcpg aud Abby stevens TO Tho
alb Lsu nts-Yeu hereby required
tls paipt % tie aoqve uamel airsu job. NM
- Buel IN the Sutreme tourt q ne 81 T. 81 New fcs
whh filed IN the CT rks Gfcs Of Oneida aeuasv ne
sth day 81 Jui POL and o. your answer
1T q city of Iita, with twenty das after the Ger
vice of this exclusive e the day of su seryice
Ard " III fail the cnmplsn, within twsnty
da alter service 81 the the pisatn VIII apply 20
the Tie De hAnded IN the complaint. Dated
June 1851. WILLIAM TRACY. Plsntids Attorney.
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| r sutIIEY's THE THERMOMETER is FfrTEEN
deercs lower than AZ any other saloon In New York

CuELLErs LADIES DEPARTMENT, WHERE La.
W dice aud temen all kinds Grams.
srd Cons onary and all the substantial supper de-
eaci s.tapshe in this usurous Of the year Ea.
csaoce door this aide OF thrst Church. in Anthony
sreet, jzst out Of Broadway. Parties served In
fafooas
GHFaiEY'S-"AMoNG OTHER CEREMONIES TUE
~ mar need TO place the tops % high various
kir da 81 rh viabd which
sffts 81 their d. parted heroes RECALLED Shelley
would a his patrons az this of
he year ~ placing his epeucsn delights Of
hgh towers he wiser he spreads them forth ds
moek In hs nique ar ehasely beautiful Restaurant and
tsf6 the vorthvest Of Broadway and Anthony
street Soft arabs are now In high season"
AT sBELLns AMOURrTrE DAcNEAU, SORT
N Crabe frogs hsyonsise dHoward Sveotbresds Wood
oek and those sonabe oysters known az he
Masesehnsetts PNs, 20 sslt, sweet and rnresbirs.
va.
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ru,uI SHAPES OF NIagr SIRE FALLING FAST

ClVET AND AGUE-wyNKOOP n CO.'S ENrERME-
hhior Ufice IL Fulton street, tSua baildins NJ
waive in lue giass bottles This srtiole has
know tai II making anent cure. II T. for
Co,ks Drug store 1r,nd ana Allen eets Those
living tions Il country where this aseai ysis,
aud sh an agency will please address sth tytsrsnc.D
H. NNNkODr. - above.
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Nh hs..--srLs
0aAl TO-.

Raetbw.y Tnrsrnr. JrLy II, ISL.
-ntlsmehlh 9th emotions OF -inc.re asd prvtguna
Ih inst. Viine the acceptance of complimentary ~ne
fcu the citileps Of the commercial empor um o. 'he
Union have heretofore repeatedly declined any ,uen
tations al uded TO, ehrunk from reward when th NIT
valued, seemed the more di.proportoned 70 my
Bat when snd ~ rercwed BY go many gsnt,smen ., W.
roud he ndcorvus and ungrsts 10 decline sueh an MINOR
60 rrofcrrd. As individual am debtor beyond the
ssy from he citizens q New York; and their
sprro alton and support have been constant
and generous reeompense To win IN aay entrprss
would be suhec. q earncs, sci, srs.uiaVn 10
have secured them in the performance OF the Hianon
diversified, always lsborious and emhsrrassi's ues d
even an inord anti ion. So unexpected snd fatter
ing tcstimonisl q your spprobston aud that o. the
friends Of the drains sensraliy In New fors an hcnss
and vigorous efforts 70 indicate your confidence and
regard The drama H. great power for good or Tor eyi
pE s ss y. . sssn % rs r. sSeSS IT, %
sinal object in sll countries was iaculeauon o. ths
hottest TRUTHS and has always been most populsr and
IN, temple Of the drsmto protect from pollution and
cherish the Hres It's affairs In all their orrins purity
and brishtness.is part worthy Just ambition ~
have done nythng however slight the service 70 cevN
purify and recommend the tn the favor of the wise
and goodi in Short have merteA. In the east degree
the honor which propose for nv acceptance, sm
menus Of 'he 'rss''re'ps'" your ~ A MxRsHALL
To Henry r. ounesnhos NJ D. Secretary and the s-n'i'-
u en- ofths Corresponding Committee ,, ,...,
ing Mr. Mar,hars friends AZ the Asor House On Friday
,y,nins nes, 18Th ms, ~ sslVe sd sdcrsi-e easc,Ve
carry the intentions Of the ers 10 the
bestov nj Il this mpiimen runetuni attendance sre
By order Of the Committee Of the Marshall Testimonial
July is. 1851.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 1uh hElk. OF ANNEKE JhNTS AND
eaiunn uuder her children. to the Donnies bo~ery
ahi nil =. to'h You are hereby intorned that an
actiti n been Commenced aud is now pending.
In tie city New Noi againat the corporation OF Trinity
q urct bse 81 tins perty the crown OF Eag
lar ard the pl. Of The Of New York, the latter
the b,iug naDts in fee thereof,
urd,r he 1r f Pea and Indep ndenes made In f3
VI erir de- maud l. mad in behalf Of heirs for order
Of tie Gu IT, People, requiring them -
iosr-,i at ms property rend to the heirs. In
'his ssm " H. shown that The eOple
t t" all ofths Kings Far prop rly =" called extend
ing ir t"urtiaot street to Chahers at oct. which the
h th iss its y" ual pss-S.ion or hold a. landlords,
81 ais to botler larg tract called rho Kings arden,
aud 'n acru Il all the roots pr,hts and pcrehass
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