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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
The Morse and Balm Telegraph Case.
We abrldge Judge Names judgment

we dOrlUge Judge AdHc JuuS uiS"' III
this case
This case is before US on final hearing upon the
pleading and proofs.
Professor Morse under whom the complaints hold,
has three patents the hIs dated 2Oh june lclO, re-
issued on the 9Sh January 1896 and again reissded
on the l3th June, ls4s. Ii IS called the Magneuc
Telegraph Patent the second dated lih Aprll, 1910,
tesSued on the 18th June, lstS, referred 10 as the
Local Circuit Patent the third, dated lst May.
ls49. referred 10 The Chemical Patent The BIN
charges that the Respondents have lntrnged all three
81 these Patents the answer denies the infringe
mentS AZ conlroverls the validity OF the Patents
] The objections 10 the validity OF the nrst patent,
are stated in The Defendants Brief, as follows
-. That II does not run fTCm the da.e of McrSeS
French patGNr
80. That the Commissioner had no authority IN
law 20 reissue "a second time.
:. lhatthe claims set cut IN The FIRST reissue ate
trcaoer th2n the claims IN the Original patent, and
tho CLAIMS u tnc second reissue broader than those
OF eSLei c. Ie ormer and not iOg tie same III
venliOp."
l. ne hrss OF these objectiors POUNDS Itself upon
the fact tlal ar Morse had ob;Slned A pRtent m
France fer t,'S same invention TWENTY-FIVE months
before t's p.ftNf issued here and a. aSser.S th4t
usdeT re 81 IcFlso Of the 9th section OF the act OF
1850. lbs Nrc ar patent should ~ consequence
have ttCn limited 90 ibe term OF fourteen Years from
the da'e Tie rench patent and THAT oelng other
wise IT'S volt.
Nh Nofs, application fora patslt in this couu.
try VS. u &c d. pal, 1855, aud T. "a aud ac.ei
or in tao pAtIt Once before tae l0.R 81 ,Att "A NH
bls French .ielf lSuS alfo tie ISM OF August fol-
!oN.lTr. Thee Is therefore no Inom FOR questions
Which were rrtucd - deliberately O n proper IN
tcfpTeisioi ., tAis pyoyiSo ~ The ore satina II ths
act ~ 1859 The ch Sectlon, p cfrSc OF the a-t
OF 1895. atlch MS alsO INVOKED, - 4lE possible
bearIug upon the csSe vi Mr.. More
O. The second objection 10 the paIeai ls TIA. .Ae
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an. mar, of several aspiring newspapers, ca "a
~ esss mysterious AMI afecteoly wise than IT'S

m. mar. of several aspiring newspapers, ca a
ai from se at sSs c sss n'n "
seIZbx g., Tishf is beginning TO show Itself iil''e
Isss stinetly. Some idea OF the mode In winch u
oace has been gwen to ob the p Pp1 Water and ais
ehsmp ss.ss .r by means Of bio S-pipe-a dsadvan
asa mode OF producing the desired result, NV
taseoo ~ massage OF the air through the lungs &C.
much = - much OF the oxygen. To the upper por-
pnve.f ,ra air chamber an elastic pipe IL hted'
nos = which, by means Of weight, the airs grsa'
tSess 100 out. the quantity being regulated oy
usly III Pr this mears the atmosphere IS con-
s;cP,otle burner OF which the construction Is no,
s1rbsd. sut which is sid to contain the secIe' 81
cesc.npsn,,on. Underneath rs placed quantity OF
inc III - S,rpentine through which the ar passes
\, his means the light IS produced. The cost OF
az nsv light will be about equal TO one thrd me
tn ma. "a ofuipary coal gas The Necessary appara-
I'll he 10 cheap as 70 bring The new light into
.ssrsI use f co not like nearly all the other new
M. of these latter days, turn out mere tgnus
f"r"' L.C.
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WASHINGTON.
Important % Postmasters-Regu or Conn.,
missious.

COnsspondenos OF The N Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov. }, 1851.
BY recent decision OF the Postmaster
General II has been ordered that
Whenever the Auditor Of the Treasury for the
Posi- Office Department shall have satisfactory proof,
BY ahday, OF otherwise tina! the a0ors OF any Post
master have been increased under the new law, ana
us commissions reduced, provided for by SAID ACT,
be shall allow and credit such Postmaster with com
missions according 10 certain established rules
hisuot necessary for PoS,maSiers to await al
Official notice OF the new Commission Regulations
asycaa send in then athdavits of extra service, as
soon they choose, ana greatly facilitate the set
uemeni OF their accounts The first quarters &C
counts, under the new law, understand, are now
Hneer examination all PcSImastsrs, therefore, who
may forward at once their af1&viis Of extra service
under the new law, VIII have their commissions
regulated with the settlement OF their quarterly ac
counts
The labor lneiden, to The change IN The rates Of
postage provided for by the new Ian has been vast
AID complicated imposing upon The Auditor as we'll
~Vpon the POSTMASTER General, necessity for con
SAINT diligence and care such as never before exist
Cd. The business OF tae Department has expanded
npdly in every direction, and no; only are new
esons constantly arising ou; Old claims frequent.
kResen, themselves Tor clustaen; and settlement.
sSiendins IN some instances twenty CT thirty years
bach
The three months experience under the new law
va show result IN dollars and cents act equal 70
ss snuclpa,ions oil some Of ITS most sangIuns
heads but far above the besl predictions a. us en-
sHiss Cheap postage is making eeIsS.n progress
Yours. &c q y
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rST We learn from correspondent at
Trowsburgh. Ohio, that man apparently % to 30
wears old-medium size--light complexlon-hair al
most wh,e-oame into that place poor and sick, on
THURSDAY, the 10th uh, and died on Sunday, the
10th From part of letter In his possession To-
ge,her With the account he gave OF himself, 1t APP
peared that he was an Englishman that his name
was James Nuttall that he had been IN America about
two wears, most OF the time in Massachusetts,. lie
died Al the house of Mr.. Car Holcomb, where he
received the best Of care.
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SOUTH AMERICA.


BOSTON, TUESDAY, NOV. 2, Io3I'
Letters received in this ely from Buenos Ayres, to
Sent, 70, state that Orbe, the Buenos Ayrean Gene
raj, had made second application TO the English
and French Admirals to take him and his troops
away from the incosed net IN which he finds him
M It is stated tha, if he can dispose OF his pro-
pnty he desires to go to Europe.
Ounces sold at Buenos Ayres on the 18th Sept at
80, which is a slight decline, but still the paper cur
r.ncy huctuated badly preventing mercantile opera
tons 10 any extent.
The fears of blockade Of Buenos Ayres by the
Brazlians were subSidIDg.
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IArE FROM NAssAu.-By the British
- On ThursSsv. from Nassau, NeS-Prov.dtAc nee
Re have received fun files OF the R9ys! G,Seii.'
bo' Tr Herald, and Nassau Grdr@saa TO the "a ,lil.
from en- we Learn thai salt has oeea IN ls AZ =
~ supb there Vas a considerable quantity afsal'
f-ks6 which bad not been brought IRON re p'i.s
Yie Hsyad states that theschooner john MssiSy ~
Nassau was lost on The 2Ith OF Angns' its'' ~
Innet,. while ~, a yovare to - Thcmas. ie ft--
sell We uns trsan5. j. lUsuied IN ne th1s' = -
aldfhe cargo ~ France. Loss vii DC sus'4--'- ''
TIE freight which Was not insured. ,.s.,A
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Disasters. nc.

6chr- GLOBE. Small which got ashors 18th ui ia
Gloucester haroor came of gh water with slight dam
age, and arIiyed at Salem Goth.
Schr GIN JACKSON. (of Belfast Brown from - for
Machas dragged her anchors Owls Head hsrbor 30ih
without damage.
Capt Vai Of sooD America at Providence reports that
be passed on Saturday m0rnIng schs Edward OF Wscas
and Forest from Calais (bo,h before rcpoed ashore
GARDENERS Island a which time ;hs E. appeared TO be
fast breaking up. both gone &C People were
engage IN cischaisns the cargo of the Forest and Is
supposed she will be got of BIZ. schr Pearl, from 81
John, n. tor NewYork before reported ashore near
Mcn'auy Point ct on on SATURDAY, morning and seen
stsuiss IN for Long Island Sound
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U,UE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

a, can Tsylor's Head Quarters, No. Is Fulton st
corner OF cold p L. ROGERS Copmlssary General Of
ne above well known establishment, desires 70 icquah
rs netyonS and the public that he prepared 20 Oe
-hsnn, an a ssortmeut OF FALL snd WINTER CLOTHING
made Of snperor materials and by experienced worSmen
AZ wholesale and retail cheaper and more varied In
s,e than can found at other house IA TINS CITY
T6s establishment under the Of Mr.
] sOJpER who will specially attend 70 the custom Dc
arment thereby guaraneeag perfect 1t 70 all VINO pa
tronIe him Remember, Is Fulton St. corner Goid-SsH
Taylors Head Quarters VIe hH
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sy telegraph to the New-Yerk Tribune.
UTAH.
Important franz Utah rerritory-Strange Pro-
osedings OF Governor Young-state OF the
Upper Mississippi.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Nov. 3, 1851.
The Mail from the Salt Lake arrived at lnde-
perdence, Mo, on the Goth ult.
o. Harris, Secretary Of the Utah Territory,
G. K B,andenburg, Chief Justice p. F.. Brac-
rhas, Associate H. r. Poy, Indian Agent. and
Nessrs. Silen and Young are expected to ar
I'VE here soon. they having been forced to leave
me territory in consequence of the seditious SEN
timen,s OF Brigham Young, the Governor.
The 10000 appropriated by Congress has
been squsndered by Young, who has also made
=, attempt to take $4,000 from the Secretary
The Secretary refused 10 comply with the Gov
eruor's requisition, in which course ne was az
forwards sustained by an injunction from the
Can't
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LOUISIANA.


NEw-ORLEANs, Saturday, NOV !, 1901.
Covrox is steady The sales this morning were
1000 bales al The. NEW SUGAE-l 600 hhdS sold al
ilc for fair and Sc. for prime MoLAssES--i0O hhds
MsS MISS PoRK Is at $l3 5Od$l4-the stock IN
the city is 5000 bbs LARD has declined Coo bols
prime sold at sdSlc. WHISKY has also declined 20
isSls} ExcnANGE and FRElGnrS are unaltereS.
The weather continues hot, and our markets are all
dull except for Cotton
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WASHINGTON.
nIr, Rives-IEis Recall.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday Nov. I, 1851.
The Republic. Of this morning, says there is no
ruth in the rumor that Rives has been recalled from
Paris. or that he is expected to return.
The Secretary of the Navy has retusued to Wash
rnR,on after four weeks absence in North Carolina
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Gloibin9.

VAIN. S. VANDERBILT would call
w the attention Of his customers, and the public gene
rally, his wen selected stock Of Coths Casslnef vest
iugs and Fall and Winter Goods, al his CASH
TAILORING ESTABLlSHMENTt 40 broaawy, ,
where he is prepared 10 make up GENTLEMENS ana
ROWS CLOTHING, in the most fashionable style
He also keeps we'll selected assortment OF GENTLE
MEMS and BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING
Also a general assortment OF everything found in
aENrLENgN's FURNISHING EsrABLIsHMSsr
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American brigSn.iDe Wave. Of Philadelphia, was
wrecked at MAY guana on the assh Of Seatsmber on
a voy age nom Philadelphia to Jamaics, laden with
provisions Most OF the cargo had been saved and
taken to inasua, partly in a damaged state. Salvage
had been allowed by the naster-66 per cent, and
paid in kind The capt jim intended forwar ting what
remained OF tie cargo in sound state to Jamstca-
lChaslestos Courier, Ist
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0evaher uulsemann-isis Passports not
Demanded.
WANulNCToN,N No

NASHlNClON Noal',y, NOV. . fo1l'
The statement that Ckcyai.er IUlSemann tic
austrian Charge, communicated % tins Govern
~eai instructions 70 ass ioF his passports as son
" AosSuth reaches here, isl have reason 20
NOW entirely ard wholly uniounJed. No slch
SV'enunleaiion has been made, and, whatever
nay ee then ultimate course. The Government 81
Aos'na has as yet not placed iiseiln sGcRa silly
@'V'ode Philadelphia Inquirer
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1ewelrp, sc.

OPERA and EYE GLASSES. The
~ extraordinary patronage our establishment receives
the distinguished Ocuiss IN this city and the Ma
u, nal Observatory Washington for the scientific man
which manufacture our Glasses and adapt them
10 the eye encourages US call the ubc IN general
to visit our Optical Institute, No 4s Broldway secoEd
door from Canals to be fitted with such Spectacles
Opera Glasses Telescopes, Microscopes, &C which VIII
give a clear light On the subject.
WALDsrEIN 4 BEEKEL Opticians.
nf,n No ilB Broadway.
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CORPORATION Notices.
CROT0N AOUEDUCT DEPAR'

EROT0N AQUEDUCT DEPART
Y nTNT-TO CONTRACTORS Sealed PROPOSALS
lndors ed Proposal for building ! Sewer Centre 81
VIII Re received the Office Of the Croton Alueduct De-
pa-ucnt fRoturds Park) until MOND pthe 10th day Of
November 1851 2o'clock NJ. 20 build SEWER with
the necessary RECEIVING BASINS and tULNRRrS.
IN TNTnF ST from the SEVERN CITY Hall ace To
rsonow being length about lS0 feet Tae plan Of the
Sewer and Specifications fot the building Of the same ard
al other Information relating thereto, DO obtained
application to lhe Contract Cek At This Office New York
&c, n. 1881 NICHOLAS DEAN.
nj III President sthc C-ot n Aqucjuct Department
EROTON AQU EDUCT DEPART
y MEN TO CONrR ACTORS Scaled proposals,
udorsed Proposal Tor building Sewer 3thst. viii
be received a. tie Office Of the Croto ct DepAtt
usnt Rofulda Park until MONDAY. the ION day Of No
winter 1851, a. ; o'clock NJ 20 bUd SEMER with
tie necessary RECEIVING BASINS AMI CT l. EXITS. IN
THIRTY SENEN1HSr. from "a ~ "a 90 feet east az
3d. ay beng length about 6e0 feet The plan OF the
Sewer and specifications r the building OF the same aud
all other inf rmat0n rra'ne thereto be obtained on
application 20 The Cortac Ce'k, at this office New
York oct 3d. 1851 NICHOLAS DEAN,
o3l lot President Of the Croton Aqocduct Department
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CONWAY, No. l43 Fulton-ss., near
~ Broadway, has a splendid stock Of Dress, Frock,
Sack Office Oyercoats, and all other Kinds Of Goats
Vests and Pants from the very finest 20 the lowest
nYiced To measure splendid assortment Of the very
best Frenoh English and American Cloths, Bes-
vsrs Cassimeres Doeskins aud Vestlngs. embracing
syerything fashionable desirable and durable, IN every
instance frst rate lit guaranteed 10 per cont less than
any house in this city, for cash hememneL CONNAf'
Ma Itl Futos St near Broadway. SIT JmNWSF'
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KENTUCKY.
Kentucky LeRislature-Failure OF an insur
ance Compatibility ksgiying Day.

LOUISVILLE, Mpn1ay, NOV. D, IoJI
The kentucky Legislature met to-day, ana tne
Senate organized by electng Wing ClerK ana 5ei
geapt Arms, and AN Opposition Door-keepef' Inc
House has not yet organized. -,
The Lexington insurance Company nave laiieu'
and made an assignment.
The Governors of Kentucky and INDIANA nave ap-
pointed The 9th inst for a day of thanksgiving
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Cp0r0N A0TEDrCT DEPART-

CROT0N AQUEDUCr DEPART
y sIENT-TO CONTRACTORS -ses.e E. Pfopos...s'
viii he receyed al The Office Of the Croton Aqueduct De
partmeni (Ro,u1da PARK un Il MONDAY 'he IFs az
,rtb The neees.sry RECEIVING BASINS and CUL-
VTRTs IN CHATiTAN-sT from Roosevelt 20 III 1lbery-
Il ieisg IN length about 80 feet Inc pan oi Tue sewer
oher psu alton relating thereto can he obtained On
application TO the Consract GlsIk, a ths oAcs VIEW
NJ Oct "a l2sl NICHOLAS DEAN, President
~ ~ OF the CToton Aquedgc; Department
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Ms, FASHIONABLE FALL

- r. \ 7 5 FASHIUNAB AIII
~ CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS &c -
THOMPSON PECK NIXON No 3cf Broadway tcOT
Duspe-sf have constantly hand good assonmen OF
fine and fashOpabs ready made Clothing and 1rRsnn5
goods consisting part OF Hosiery, Gloves SIX Msrno and
Cotton UndershiTts sad Drawers, Hsndsefcnieis' Crn
&c.
Also GenileEea's Toilet articles Shirts made 10 order
They would attention Their stock "f Cloths CAST
mefss and Vsstngs which Of ne newest styles, ano
from which garments viii be msds 10 tue hes! manner ane
49,, fa.hion abs stvle % lms
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DEDUCED PRICES. WATCHES

II y and JEWELKY at REDUCED PRlCES.-Ike
subscriber expecting to several large invoices on
WATCHES and JkWELRY for the Holidays Is now SELL
ing of his present stock greatly reduced pTIces
Fine Gold Iepne Watches, holes jeweled, ior-->29
Fine Gold Detached Levers, full Ie~elsu- 50
Fine Gold Patent Levers -------- ~
all Of Watches at~eGuAy low pIlcss;
all kinds Gold Chains, Gold Wedding Hngs.
Gold KEYS Seals Gold and Pencils Gold and Sill
yer Thmhes. Diamond Rings and Pins, Bracelets, COLD
Lock Cuff Pms Ear Rings, Gold and Silver S1ectaces
Breasins Finger Rings, Silver Fruit Knives Sterling Sils
yer Spoons Cups Forks at much less prices than
other house Gold Watches As low $50 each. Watches
and Jeyery exchanged All Watches warranted tS keep
good time or the msney returned Watches, Clocks and
Jewery repaired the best manner al much less than hs
usual prices GEO. Z. ALLEN,
In porter of Watches and JewelTy VII essle and Retail
No II walLst Broadway, up stairs, formerly at
No 81 Wall-st M'
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Loss Of the Schooner Pilgrim.

BUFFALO, Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1851
The schooner Pilgrim went ashore of Gilbert
Point, Ccnneaut, on Sunday, and is a total loss.
The crew were all saved.
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p. w One hundred colored free people lelt
natancre On bosfd the hark Morgan Dixon. Snniiv
.noaliLe, fof Liberia. The plT,ins scene i, d.
A., ~ As eee OF deep interest The poor emis rants
Wv "ii IN the mlds, Of prayers ami blessings
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COLCHESTER, LOCKPORT and NJ
Ia r.rro n LII pn ID BONDS = phs

NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD BOSDs.-fh. N
6ergned offer for sale S25eOs Il CoHyer9ie ana Dot
aEe Bones ofths Rochester Locsport sad Niagara AIS
Railroad Company bearing ntsfes 81 PER cent PSt an.
run and SedeemAbls LIST August, 1911 Ine PIN - ~.
semi annual interest Vssrsns sre payae tae o-cs ~
Duucan Sherman Co. IN the tliy OF new O!s ne "a
tel on Isl EebruAr and August IA each year Inc Priv
lese Of cory ersion INTO The Of the COM any l PAT
aFsiisble unla 1871 August 1854 The mortgage winch
covers he estate CT the ComAaoy . y ne Z = III ID
nsrfect descriltar duly cNtc1ted sud recorded ne
trustees er tie hsn6holcers Joseph Warn m AIS
yhermsn and EDWARD hiieh09se. -.
The K0chest6r LocVor; md Nlagrl ais X y aLhA
Of the central me II R1rOaos through the Stee = Ns"
YOrs c0uuec- - terllans wilh tne fASAes
ter and Syracuse Rsnraa1 and forming ihenes ne d.
direct aLd shortest re Fails Il tott instn WI
l 3 miles OF y miles J. thar the 4zes Of Irad noF
~ operxfiOn between the same points -.
Contracts hass been made lgr he construction ana II
equipment u he Road manner equal 20 e DesI ~ sns
l4E4aEc tie AL opcr aton tnrpugn sLis ehute
lsHstA ~ The IL. Of Junc rext The ehIfs cos W %
s,.@ l3llo DeI Hale. The total deE u tls coAy1A
Wien TIE Road IS completed Ii r. Sooe ose csslns
bonds 81 80 ezca. lOf hch those nov ore 80 Is
paTt al Ieoecuable u the sane perod sIi sees
foltsase forming ne rsi and only hen Ga ne R'ii -'o
~ us spIEft-aanCes. Sr &c -.
E1Nios, showing more fully the POSITION Az - ~
Of The rUsa aid sry other isiJI4atVs cah DC oD'-S
the eillee VI The UIasr,lssed. ,,,., =. ~,
CASlMANN. SHITEHoysE -
sis lnAWxfs NJ
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MISSISSIPPI.
Mississippi Election.

LoUIsvIILE, Monday, Nov. ;, Ib3l.
The Election in Mississippi commenced to-day,
and lasts TN "Wednesday, Inclusive the votes being
taken hy bslipt
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financial.

NOTICE.-TheG GENERAL OFFICE
~ OF the NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
PANY is REMOVED from No Is Walst, 20 the Com
fany's NEW DEPOT IN ERIE PLACE, lhest-S' Oe-
tween Reade and Dsane- str.
Tsanser Office Will be kept at No Is wast. Il here
toiofe. , -, -
The interest On theStats Mortgage Bonds, de On the
is OF November next Will he paid AZ the once IN Ere-
place. NAlhANILL hhn~SA4 90 ~,
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART-

TNUIUN AQI EDUtI UI'I Nm
~ MENT-To CONTRACrORs.-Sesled proposals
iudorsed PROPOSAL foe building Sewer M Nestry-
= Will be receved the office OF the Crot9n Aque-
j c. Department. (Rotunda, Park until MONDAY We
10th Gav Of Nov 1851 at sclock 81 70 hud sEW In
With the necessary RECEIVING BASINS and CUL-
VFRTS n VTSTRY-STREEr. from Canal ~ Hudson
ST. beng IN length about fl5 feet The plan Of me sewer
and speccotios r the building Of the same and al oer
formaton reaiIrg thereto can be obtaned on apple sn
the Contract Cegs, at THIS ofhcsTNs" s9 ~ ~ %
1851 -, rlNhC.iaos ~ ~ A.,
i0L President OF the CrOton A4utouol D'p
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NETWORK.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In Ithaca.

The EIectiOn-Temperance IN IthnC0.
ITHACA, Monday, Nov. 3, 1851
The Temperance men here have got up ticket
tha. will affect the Wing ticket and several Of its
candidates. 1t will however help our Senator, who
quito certain to be elected.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPAR l.
I NFNT-IC CONTRACTORS Sealed Pfog'-,',
iaa4s-d Proposal f.r 5udllg sewer in q 'll -. n
WI received ~ rle o1ce o[ re -, al suT n
S,gen,bo- fs5f ID O'CLOCK NJ. T. .sIe 20 ~
vii he nece.sarg RECEIVING bAsiNs 40 :. r .iss
VENTS IN COLUNBlA-sl fota ~ - eng "a
eHr,b sbout rs ce ne an o. re s%s .ss -aS
ton, fcf the tuc-~s of ihc sane 49, ~ .otsa n ~
tact Ciers, - i1i- 81. Nicholas DEAN, .
r.,t, f,,-oo tque luc. Department
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New MusIc.-We have before US a col
lection of SIX airs, easily arranged foryonng pianisls
The SCI. which Will contain twenty -four pieces Is
called a. Scraps Of Melody" They are arranged oy
The talented and fayofIte composer VIM. DRESSER.
The * numbers before us are Mary Avourneen,
..Iov.Dack Car" Hear me, Nora Bold Solder
poy. r"F arrest Maiden, have riches and chorus
fIo,e " Lucreza Borgla.r We would recommend
these to all young piano players, and they are mosi
desirable pieces foT teachers, beng well arranged
and csrefully fingered
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STREFT DEPARTMENT.,

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. f.,
~ HALL OF RECORDS Notice Is hereby
ven that the following resolutions have been presenie
m the Board Of Assistant AheTmea To LAY CH)SS-
WALK in 9Th St, between and {, IA 'front.' Oh ths
Corsregatonsl Church. To OPEN llthay from tlth to
So lists Alss the following petition To GRADE ana
SET CURB and CUTTER IN Lawrence St, from yh 70
M An persons interested having oh ectons thereto
are requested TO present them writing 20 the undersgn
ed AZ his Office before the first day OF SoyeHoet
net To22I John T. DODGE. Street Commissioner
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OFFICE or NATIONAL FIRE lSsuaAScE CO.,
No. y Wsll-st New y ok, Monday 90 Noy, iS2l.t
HHE BOARn of DIRECTORS have

u th.s day declared a semi annual DIVIDEND o. y
ufx csut PAYABLE and aaer 8iOND% \, the ION ms,
The Trausfor Book Will be closed until The iyh ins'
"a w W c KELLOGG, Secretay.