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Romance of tho Uarem.
Yours Sc.

We noticed lately, SAYS the Albany
Argus, the strangling of cunuch by a
lady in Turkey, the quondom wife or Il
DIR. Melingcr, who took this method of
indicating the {" rights of women. "
1t turns out that she is not, as we sup
posed, ca wild Irish girl" but willy
Greek The " Semaphore," of Mar
seiIles, gives the following detailed par
ticulars of this romance Of the harem:
ga few years ago Greek girl of
uncommon beauty, was married to Mr..
Mellinger, an English physician residing
at Constantinoplc where he had acquired
high reputation. Several children
were born of this marriage, which to all
appearances seemed likely to continue
happy one Thanks to his profession
and to his distinguished merits, MIR.
Mellinger received frequent visits from
the highest digntaries Of the empire,
and among others, from his Excellency
Fethi-Pasha, now brothcr-in-law Of the
Sultan. 1t would appear that the doctor
having discovered the existence of an
intrigue between this gentleman and his
wife, resolved upon quitting CONSTANT
nople and taking the guilty one over to
England; but the Greek refused to sub
init, doubtless already bent upon other
schemes, for she soon after obtained a
divorce, and abandoned her children
and her husband. After her divorce
the connection of Madame MeIlinger
81, oil chn h,,t Of ho,
ration. But she shortly accomplished
the conquest Of Mehcmet Pasha, who
had just been appointed to the governor
ship of Belgrade and in order the more
entirely to captivate this distinguished
parsonage, she became Mussulman-
a circumstance which Immediately in
duced the cnamored Pasha to take her
with him to his seat Of government, and
finally to make her his wife. Although
greatly attached to his wife, Mehemet's
happiness was not complete, and there
was reason to fear that their union would
be sterile. Accordingly, he one day
ventured kind of reproach to his wife
on the subject, who Immediately replied
with smile, Is this ihe cause Of your
detection, my lord = why did you not
mcntionit sooner How so 2 Would
you prefer boy or girl;' "A boy by
all means you shall have one. Al
ter "a short interval the crafty Greek
fcigned to be in the condition her lord
desired, while every means were en-
ployed prudently to exile him from the
wife's apartment. The blindness of his
passion rendered this an easy task, nor
did doubt cross his mind as to the
Legitimacy of the infant presented to
hin, which he named Belgrade Bey,
and the town showed itself duly sensible
of its sponsorial honors by the most
splendid rejoicings.
. A short time afterwards his Excel
lency Mehemet Pasha was recalled to
ConsraMinopIe, and subsequently APP
pointed Ambassador of the Ottoman
Porte h London. But previous to hts
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NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
VUNIE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully announce
Il their old friends and customers, that they have
just opened their Hat and Cap store No 1870 Main
street, Immediately opposite the Stage Once, where
will be found general assortment oi hats caps gloves
ts mus and every variety OF fur goods usually kept
in their line Please call and and examine our
stock. J. ID. NOBLE a. co.
Gaena, October l3, 1850. 2-2s
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From Wellervlle, Coumbana county, VIA Knoxville
Riclimond Boomusialc, s.nithfeH, Moant Pleasant
and Coleran, to St. Clarsvie, Belmont county.
From Twinsburg, SInmit county, Via Soon, Orange
MalHell, Wnouglby, tn the village of Willoushby.
From Cos."c,on Cosiocton county, via Iewi-vlle
Forks of the White r., creek, Blscr- lille and rlcsan
Valley, canal DoNer.
From Barlow, Washington county, via North Belpre
Decatur and Bakers settlement TO Coolvlle, Athens
county.
From Constitution Post Olice, Washington county
via Belprc and Decatur to Federaltcu Athens county
From Bcutet Post Odice, Washington county, Via
Decatur 10 Centre Belpre, in said county.
From sharp's Fork Post Olice, Athens county, via
Pleasant Valley, Woody's Mil, Rosseau, ana Chaueys
vile, 10 McConnellsvillc, Morgan county.
From Deserton, Morgan county, via Chappe Hill, to
Oxford, Athens county.
From Finllel, Hancock county, to New Haven.
From Polk, Ashland county, Ohio. through Albion
West Salem, Lo, Layfs! cite, to Medina, Medina
Warren county.
From ,shtaiula Harbor via Plymouth, jefferson and
Denmark, Ia Richmond, III Ashtabula county.
rom West jefferson in Madison count, Ne chanics
burg in Champaign county.
From Poneroy to Apple Grove, the head of the Le-
tart Falls, in the county of Mess.
From Manshclp To Greenwich via Shenandoah.
LOUISIANA.
From Point Coupee to Fausse river
From Atcafas in The Parish OF Point Coupee to the
From Becks Ferry, TIarmonshurg TO Cataloias.
From New Orleans, via Sebastian Brisards, and Es
Tee Dcesc, III the Parlsh oil fiaqueilnt
From New Orleans, via Aususte Titus, and Robert
Wilknson's, to Francois Moreaus's, in Plaquemine
parish.
From New IBERIA via Ic Blanc's to Perry's Bridge
From Pcrrys Bridge to Corscs Mill.
From Maury, via =. Ii. Montgonery's, to =. II. D!-
Ions.
From Mansfield; via Durhan's and General William
sons TO ShTevesport.
From Mindcn, via Fairvicw 10 Bellvne.
Frcm Shreveport, via Lo. nsport and Shelb, vic IL
Nacogdoches in Texas
From Mil Creek, Sabine parish, via La-ana COCO, aud
Big Wood, Post Office, to Bellows Ferry.
From Grand Ecour. via Campt, CouShattie, Chute
and Ringgold Mln,en.
From Farmcrsve i'll Union parish to iIamer, in Cla-
borne parish.
From Dcerield BY Dallas Rchmondiu the parish
of Madison.
From Natchitochcs, Shreveport, via Maury Rnt
Mansfield
From Vienna Jacson parish, to Eliorado, Arkansas
, via Caloways and Corner Biuf, Union patsh cCossns
the DE Abone aJ Sulphur Springs
From NatchitoChcs in Shelby ville in Texas.
From Forkve, in the parish of Ounchitn, directly tt
Farnersyle passing through the principal settlement
between the Bay on Choudon, and DE Abone.
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Passed at the first Session, which was begun and
held at the City of Washington, in the District
of Columbia, on Monday the third day of De-
cenber, one ,hounsand eight hundred aud forty
nne.
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Saint Eouis.

GREENFIELD SLUDER CO.,
No. 121 North Second Street 6efceeu Locus! aud Yqc
Saint Louis,
Dealers and Importers in Pianos and Musical lnstru
ments, Lamps, Girandoles, Plain and Fine Fur
nture, Looking Glasses, &c. 2-2.
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Goalenu.

G. {. STROTHER,
Wholesale AMI retail dealer in medicines
oils, paints, brushes, wines, chemicals,
varnishcs, patent medicines, SC. &c.
Main street, Galena, Illinois. 3.2tf
HEMPSTEAD & WASHBlIRNE,
ATTORNEYS LAW,
Galena, Illinois.
III" We have constantly on hand supply of
genuine Land Warrants, which will be sold.
Nav = tf
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5aint 1utl)onp.
sANuE. THsrcHRR. Jr. Wv. X. MARSHALL
THATCHER & MARSHALL,
A q . :

81. IfBfhony Falls, d,anesota Teyritory.
paFtic1Iar attention pad 70 the purchase aa sale
Lamb md pay menf of Taxes. One of the firm being
practical Surveyor, Lands will he selected sor Eni-
grants, and heatsns madc for those -n,tl Bounty
lands under the fotc hct, by careful personal essi-
Eation.
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MILLARp FILLMORE, President. WILLIAM
Il. KING, President Of the Senate, pro tenn
pore. Howell Com, Speaker of the House
of Representative
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JOHN r. SMITH g. co.

Wachmdkers aud JeWclers, Nam 81, tdleHn, Winos.
A iargs and well selected assortment of Clocks,
"A Watches, Iewelry and Silver Spoons, constantly
hand, for sale low Engraving neatly executed. All
Minds of Jewery made order and neatly repaired
All orders Punctuay attended to. The highest price
paid for old gold and silver. 2-23
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CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS

Corner ~ Tfird ana Ptne StreeE
T. BARNuM, proprietor, viii always ss happy to see
his fiend, who do,yn business pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and from elsewhere up tn. Mis-
ss>ipp river. Nov. Il, le5D.
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II. McLagan,
Storage and Commission, Water street, between
Green and Washington streets, Galena, Ill.
5. S. MERRILL & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Roots and Shoes,
No. SO, Steamboat Lan6inc. Galena.
L. 5. FELT, GaIena, III.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ceriss, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Houseiurnshing Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO-keeps constantly on hand large stock
of Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-IO
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Stillwatrr Business pirrtturn.

vi. +. AMEs,
1hoIney and CouaseHor al Lar,
saltwater, Min. Ter.
Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, aud genera
Land Agent.-Stillwaier. Mnn. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
wdrraRted genuine.
REFER TO
Messrs. Woodward * Dusenbury, y. Y. City.
p. Choutean, Jr., & Co., ST Louis.
X. N,kensie Z Co.,
:" HEMP npstead & Washburn, Galena, ILL.,
81 James Carter 8 Co,
III. l.. Dousrnan, Esq, Prairie du Chen
Hon. II. II. Sibley, Minnesota Ter
H. NJ. Rice, Esq, So -
MINNESOTA HOUSE,
Saltwater, Min.---By w. f. HARrsHoRN.
No exeriion will be spared to ensure the conf
fort Of Travellers. Porters will be in attendance
IL The boats free of charge l7tf
ABRAM VAN WORRIES,
Afforaty AMI Counsellor at Lac and Solicitor IN
Chdcery.
VIII attend all professional business entrusted to his
care. saltwater Minnesota Ter. t--u
ATTORNEY AND COU UNSEI.iOR AT LAW,
StiHwater, Minnesota.
(Ofce, for the present, the Minnesota House)
REFERENo Eslion Alex Ramsey, David Cooper,
and II. NJ Rice, Es,l., Minnesota; Chas b. Lord, Esq.
ST. Louis Thomas Allen Clark, Esq New Orleans !,
Messrs. J. Il }. +. Trppe, New York, Messrs. Dunlap
a Jones and Messrs. Temple Barker a Evans, ihia-
delphia. p
THEODORE T.. PARKER.
fti0TRey CounSeoT al Lar, Siii,rdtsr, Nm Ter.
REFERENCEs--Iion. w. II. Seward, \. y; John an
Buren,, Esq, Hon. Edwin Dodge, y. Y. cty' James NJ.
Smith Esq, Buffalo; Messrs. Mullen q Goodal, Water
town \. y; Levi Churchill Messrs. DOane King 4 Co,
-. Louis; Hon. Robert Smith, Alton Ill; Hon. Wrani
Knowton, Wis; Hon. H. II. Sblcy, Min Ter; Michael
T. Ames, Esq, Messrs. Churchill & Nelson, Stllwat
Min. Ter. 2-3l
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fOlllomripcr.

Is. ALLEN. w. III. SEMMES.
ALLEN s. SEMMES,
.1itorneys at Lar, WiiiO,c Rirer, ST.
Croir Co., Wisconsin.
JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
Witio,c Rirer. 81. Croir CO., WISCONSIN.
Prc-emption claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan.
ces carefully and promptly attended to.
REFERENCEs:
Hon. Caleb Gushing, Mass.
80 |. y. Walker, Wisconsin
/" Charles Dunn, 90
II. l.. Dousman, Esq,
Goy'r Nelson Dewey, ."
OctlS XN,I If
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VIRGINIA.

CHAP. LXXV.-An Act to establish certain Post load
in the United States.
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n. SLEEPER p A. HoYNE
AUCTION HOUSE.
~ SLEEPER co. Auction, Commission, and
lVs Forwarding Merchants--No 1870, Main Street
Galena, Illinois.
Cash advances made on consgnments. Particular at
tenton paid to business entrusted their %
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GEO. &. .STROTHER,
Sole Agent in Galena for sale Of Sloan
Medicines.-Main street, Galena Ill.
SAYRE N HCMBf,RT,
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manu- ufnctursrs. 12J Main
Street, Gafenr, (oid =. o. bWildin-)
KNIIII. receive and ill orders from their friends
w and customers up the river to their satistac-
ton. Call III 2-3-Iy
q. s. JOHNSON.
1Hcti0R and Commission Merchant. No. &c Main 81.
tsdiCRa,
NKI I'LL give his acEtion the sale Of Merchandise
w Of every description, Country Produce. Real Es-
tate, &c., and respectfully soiicts Consignmcnts
Goods for storage Forwarding viii receive prompt
attention. 3-ly
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j, FRYSINGER.


No. 80 Steamboat IGndirc, Gnlepa W,
XKTHOLESAiE AND RETAIL Dealer in Ready
w Made Clothing Piece Goods, Blankets, Hats
Gaps, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet-Bags Naises &c
He has now on hand large and we-selcctcd assort-
ment of the nbove-naned articles with variety OF such
USUALLY Kept in establishment of the kind and
Offered for sale the lowest prices at which such
articles can be purchased in the West.
superior assortment oi Cloths, Cassinercs and Vest
ings for sale, made to ORDER i'll and fashionable
CITY BOOT STORE.
CIGN OF the GOLDEN BOOT, corner of Washington
~ and Main streets whcT, all kinds Of Boots. Shoes.
ard Overshoes made order, wholesale and retail
hy A. KEHI.
Gacnn, III. 2-2-ly
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From Eden, Eflingham county, James Hagens, Bull
lock county.
From Centre Village, via WoodstOck's Mills, to ST.
Mary's, Camden county.
From Dahonega via Harvey Jones to William Robert
sons, Lumpkn county.
From Uaw kins vile 10 Darien
From, Waresboro', Ware county, to Centre Village
Camden county
From Waresboro', Ware county, via Polk to Bount's
Ferry, Florida.
From Eleventh. Station, the Genital Railroad TO the
Fifty-ffth Precinct, Emanuel county.
From frcnton Dale comfy, 10 Chattanooga, in Ten
From Monticello via Canton to Dahlonega.
From Dublin, Laurens comfy, to ack.onville Telfair
county.
From Thirteenth Stathn, Central Railroad TO Sanders
vile, Washington county.
From Thomasvile, Thomas county, via Deklo Store,
to Monticello. Jefferson county, Florida.
From rsbctton via Red Bone, Talbot county, TO Hoo
tenyiIh. I sscH ccsn,r.
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VIM. ID. Phillips,
.F,rocureur, Avocai en- droit, ct Agent desterres-
st. Paul Reclalne mis- ensurete ct des terre
entrees mr. des ordres militaires.
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NJ. T.. AME.S,
.fffoIHey and CouhSeLor AZ Lar,
saltwater, Min. Ter.
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WIN. ID. Phillips

VIM. ID. Phillips,
Attorney and Couns cilor 1T Law and Land Agent.
rre-emption claims secured, and entries made
by Military Warrants. Office on ST Anthony
street. nearly opposite the Upper Landing.
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louis Roberts,
Forwarding and Commission, and Dry Goods and
Groceries.-Corner of Jackson and River sts
on the north side.
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ii. +. MILLER.

Saddle Harness, aud Trunk Maker, Main Srrtt oppo-
site Coiard's Drug Store near the (fdiena Hotel.
III kinds OF Stage, Dray. Carriage, and Gig Harness.
"A English, Spanish and Fancy Saddles, BridIes &c.
nj buffalo robes, overshocs solid ca her trunks
&c. at wholesale and retail 2-3-Iy
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LIFE INSURANCE..
Nntioaai Loan Fund Lift .sssaTG'ce Society Of
; London and Ytw York.
CAPITAL, S2.5OO.O0O.
portion Of which is invested in State Stocks and other
Securities in the state of New York
: &. X. SMITH, Agent,
Office at Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory
Dr.. d. DAY, Medical Examiner at this Agency 224
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G.. ID. BEVANS,
Dealer in Stoves and manufacturer OF every de-
scrir,ion of Tin aud Copper Ware, a few doors
below the American House, Saint Anthony
street. lcu
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n. L.. LARPENT r. 4 R,
TN his New Store. cor. Jackson and Third 81. {,
St Paul, is now offering Family Groceries,
Fruits, Provisions, CrocKery, Hats, Trunks, i,
and Nuts; also, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Dry
Goods, and all goods in most general demand :,
cheap for ready pay. v2-9ly
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w. III. Forbes,
Fur Company, ST. Paul Outfit also Dry Goods
and Groceries.-Thid street.
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Whottsdie and Retail
" G. LEDLC is now receiving and opening large
w assortment II School and Miscellaneous Books
tnd Stationery, which will be sold for cash
bic percentage On Eastern prices. discount will he
made 10 schools suppl, ing themselves BY the doLen
Cash orders from St Anthony saltwater, and from
other settlements in Minnesota respectfully solicited
st. Paul, september IL 1850. 2-ei
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Physfciaa aud surgeon,
t)lce in the building fnrnerly occupied b, Dr. v Bar
her one door of b. Prrsig,s store, Third Street.
st. Paul. .t-
fr All business in the profession promptly attended to-
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r. II. NELSON,
Atty and Counsellor at Law ana e.ener.
erai Land Agent.---St. Paul, Min.
Particular attention given 10 the collection oi
debts, payment Of taxes, securing presumption
claims, entering lands by military warrants, &c.
kc,IOilice at present in the rear Of ii. W.
Tracy s. Co.'S store.
n-P Valuable lots for sale in Leech's Addi-
tien 2-J-ly
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SUPREME COURT the N,


u hEME tOUn In the matter OF
- tle Application uf tie Rf4gar Aldermen ant C,nan-
ats 90 tlc CITY Il N.u-Y-rs relative 10 The OPENING
OF SLh LN1Y-FTE>T-ST from Thlri- a-snle ID -
ven nae "a the y er.u-h Wl-a oF .tf CIV
uuters -ref Commits. r,e-. IN '.-,-r,-s.f Aosa- n
tte arlvc tlr.ti.4 r-...-- 1-i- ~. IA -
s-r-rr.s Cou-- ~ ~, -.-.--,--s
rr.n --- If-fe r--sI,.~-- - .a- d. - So. III
Nev--N o-v sr,f =. A. A.. 70. ,--4 ~, A.. ----.I ~
lcf fn -.,ff ID, se-,f r- r,-- -. 80
III New ltrt .rr, ..-. ~. --l 40 r.. p -,..4
Arul Co. AZ - fha f.a .H..o- IN 10 ,.+,--e AMI As>
utni Df if. ss.l t......,..-. -, +.. .'..-. .,tr q
matter contain r- ,ha names ,f he .,--. f fr. f.-s
ASSESSED. Sic s..l-I. IA s.i d.. a.. t.-, ,.,.-,r IN
'he ra-s Z ffr Cr..r....r.- -..'.- .. ..i ....
and Dee amount sf ..es..rt whether -.- T...tr. -
t11.tt. a-. also g.. ... -.,.-. A -,- -l a.. hid 4 De-
c--.fts. v.oa -l-a ...I t. f. la o. ,......... ID.
n.1 -- 90 .--. l..r ..-. I'D Ia .... l',.-
r,-ea-- r1-a ---r ..- G -. %. g--s. far
fU r q 0.0~s ever % nav -rr-l. t.rr. ra-
Wrn 90 10 osf trrs II 20 -rc 81 .lr I-rs
ura- far .n-t ta -aa SID creme tH.-- -. .l-r
anl pace hereinafter mentioned And Che SAID Commas
-loul, r notice. ->Ire1- en- me t-lc
80 'n i p ro' fs amend -n -l sn A. f7 -e
lalt '" it tctnn 90 a,sessel,s and aNr> lob be- tg
lno .-t u New iura. ami lr r-ler PURPOSES. passed
Ma f i"N ta>sau Nff :. l5itl e owner lr owners.
oeca . o occ PANTS & al a0 Uses and improved Hr
pro- .a-s aecttd telcs chat ta. have cluqio he
Esi are AMI Assessment: and that al persons whose H.
tcIests &c affected thereby AM ta opposed t ho
So r. ues'ec - rcscnt Their directions wrns 90
NICHOLAS q. EN ERETT. ESQ the Chairman Z the
said toHinsloners n his house 50 NJ Wa,test-cr.
ne ~! ~ Sew ork. with tnrty aays from the date 81
TINS hufe ana thsf me hints enr1ced by th assessment
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pELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.-Cme

The great foreign remedy. Dr. LOCOCK'S PULMoNlC
WATERS "
For the cure Of Colds Coughs. Asthma bronchitis Pul
mouay Consumption. and al affections oi the breast ana
Lungs . ,
Manufactured hy + TAYLOR, Rochester, \ \ t'e
only true and gcune proprietor and manuiciu'l On 1Ic
johnson. ,
CN. CLICKENER 4 co q, 81 6arclay-st are me Cen
eJa Agents for New York and vicinity sold ALSO pN \ "
ID SANDS 100 Fuon-st Retail price, p cts per ooN
myl7 lms
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JOHN " PRISON,
acc tJyl2 BLASIUS MOORE,
SUPREME COURT-Tn the matter of

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of
bCthe application Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commsa-
atty Of the Cry Nev-Nork, relative % the EXTEND
ING Of CANAL STREET m SAID city, s straight line
until ntesecis Wakersreet and the widening Of ak
er-sreet the said city the northery side 90 form
street seyentv-ye feet width to RltgerSsreet and he
thrown Of the gore formed BY the intersection of Center
Orange Walker. and Caualstrees into the street The
undersigned Commissioners of Estimate aud Assessment
In the above entitled matter pursuance ~ c order
Of the sad Supreme Court made hs third day If June,
1851 hereby give public notice that Application Wll bc
made IN the said Court az special term thereof % be held
NJ the CITY Hal Of the city OF New York. the 2St dag u
June instant az the opening Of the Court that day or as
soon hereafter as counsel pc heard for e order
that the report heretofore made the SAID matter by the
CommISsIonsrs Of Estimate and Assessment appontcl
therein be- referred back to the Comm for revsal
and correction with power toreconsder he subject matte
Of The said report, and 60 make new report, II IN their
iudrmeut II shall lee necessary and eapeden Tor such
other the said court think poper Co make m
the premises Dated New York, June ith, 1851
RICHARD SMITH,
OGDEN EDWARDS Commissioners.
jo7 lH GERARDUS CLARK
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DEAD THIS NOTICE. - Virtue Of

DEAD THIS NOIICE. = Vrtue OF
AZ "ss.tla-The discovery Of the celebrated Dr. Hast
Nsha has iocn the source o great relief ~ those al
hcel with this almost universal sco1rSe Of ON race There
no excuse seiicune where never failing remedy Is
Al hand, # employed
positive cure Tor that terrible disease, the ConSnnploh
is at last found tire preparation known as " Hasuhss
Compoupd syrup Of Nawha II Is last Slpercig the use
Of All other remedies. prompt and Satisfactory rs MS ac
on ON the disease We have heard of ATS Sopnm' the
violent and distressing cough m twenty four hoWs NuH
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OGDEN EDWARDS.
lat GERARDCS CLARK.
StI-PREME COURT-In the matler ol

ESthe aDplcaton Of the Mayor Aldermen and Com
monalty Of the Cy Of NowYor relative % the OPEN
ING Of HTY-FOURIIISIREEr, from Ninth ave
nue. 10 tho Hudson RIVER the City Of New York Public
notice IS hereby gwen bv the Mayor Aldermen AMI Com
monalty OF the City OF NewIor, pursuant 90 statute IN
such case made and provided that the sad the hayor,
Aldermen and COmmonaty Of the City Of New YORK m
tend make application the supreme Court u me STA
81 New York At Special Term Of the sad Court a. re
held Al the City Hall Of the City of New-fork, on SAL
URDAY the 26h dsy Of June, 1911 IT the onenns o the
CONT on that dv thereafter Counsel can 10
head the appointment Of Commissioners OF Estimate
and Assessment in the above entitled natter that the
nature and extent Of the Improvement - the Opening OF
Eighty fourth-Strect, from Ninth avenue 90 the Hudson
River m the CITY OF New York a. the same IS lad out
an act entitled An act relative o. improvements touching
the larng Of and Roads the City Of New
YORK and Tor other purposes passed PM 3D. 1877 Dated
New ork, MAY y, 1851. HENRY r DAVIES,
ie2t28th Counsel 20 the Corporation.