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4 HA1IEOAS.-WlNIEhA HhANdEmkNf,p ec.
l. 1851 Trans out of Hew-yors leave cerrsr OF
g,ansl-st. and Broadway
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave for New Haven at aud
n 50 A IL; 4 snd< 3P.M rhs ll.ys A. M. runs IN cos
aecsior with Tran from New Haven TO Hartford ssd
Springfield and with Train over the Canal Road
gxPsgss TEAMS for New-Haven, Hartford, SpflSyned,
(oaueeteut River and Vermont Railroads, ts OgdoEe
osrgh and Montreal Bc.toS and Worcester, at "a,
(stops al stamford ANA BSidseport) and p M lgops
Stamford Norwsh aud Bridgeport time, about % hours
20 Boston The sA NJ connects With the Housatonie ans
NApga,uck Railroads at bridgeport, and Canal Railrcec
q Ne1-Hsvsn. Tie a'closs p. a. with Nsssstrsk
Railroad Al Bridgeport -
SrEcrAL TRAINs for Port Chesset st $50 A. n. and q
p 81 etop az Mount Vernon and Pslhanvills
Trains isro NRw- Yoax--Accommodaton Trains ls.ys
Ssw haven nj 3.ss, 7. and ss5 A. d.. and az a;
TIE e5 A. NJ receives passengers nom Springfield and
Hartford and Canal Railroad At Nsv Haven, snd hon
Nsnsatuok Railroad st Bridgeport The &.@ u. re-
ssv passengers from Hartford and Springfield Rsiroae
crrRgss TRAINS leave New Haven. ON arrival Of Trans
fSom Boston at LIS and AS NJ stopping at 4ndSeps
Norwslt and Stamford leaving Better At 4. NJ s1e
tpM -. =.
SPECIAL rsAnn leave Port Chester as - A. M, Aas
See large bill Of Advertisement Of hs Staten Hosss and
snrcp,I pctsis GGO. W. WHISTLER ia,
Supar In
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SUPREME COURT, late Supreme

SUfkEME COthi, late supreme
~ Cout in EeViy-<Lsts in Chanccry. before the VICE
Phste Dsbrow, his WIFE, and ssmsst p~brox and sa-
rsh DisSro~ his wife against Courtney Hall. Ceauney
Hall. rrt Gator fthe last will and tcstsmsnt Of Hannah
Han. deceased Nam Hall, pheoc Ficket Mslessy Pea
e u Abra ham Warn, Abraham Warn and Mar. Beown.
vile of Joshua Brown Joshua Brown Heniy n. Dsorew.
VI Liza Woods. John o. Dsbtow. Eiea pisbfow. Elen
Dsbrow OF Francis pshTo~, deceased Eii
and MARI baisar MS wife, samuel W DIsbrsw. vrsn L.
Dsbrow. faLt, Ann Woods, ri "a d. Bown William
Jones and DoIs hes Jones. hrs wife Julia Odtum Juna
O0lum Adnnlsualn Of rhemas II Odiua, dscesssS,
Jehn W Ms,,eagsr and Margaret Messenger, his wife.
William Patton and Csihsrine 4. Fatea As wife, of.
vile DihDle and Anu NJ Dlbble, his WIFE, William ID.
Morgan John Jewel aud Eixaoe' yeesl his wife. Aaes
Dewitt and Hsnssh Dewitt, his wife. Thomas Warn VIII
liam Langley oscn, Hsrri:ss ianssy skd hs "a Low
isa Langley infants Thomas W Let's Charles N Let's.
Alfred 4 Isits Andrew Campbell Gna May Camp
bell hs wife, James NJ. Let's Thomas fsylol and sarah
Arm Taylor his wife, late Sarah Arsa Loa John nn'ns,
hsssret c. Burns, Horace Yoans aud etasrias Young.
hls wife, Augustus N. Smith sad Ehxa Smith, his wife,
VI iliism L. Burns aat Julia Burns infsats Nathaniel
l.. Lord, Henry Newton vsa Sshsick. Christopher
wolfe and James l. PHELPS innot .ln pssaaaes
q judgment Of the Supreme Court, made In tbs above
cause will he rod under the direction of The suhscriosr,
the Referee therein, by Anthepy Beecksr Co auc
abs.ss at public auction, at the Merchants Exchange
The Cry OF New York saturday tbs third day 81 Aei
nert twelve o'clock at noon, ali those certain lots,
pieces parcels Of land situate iyius and beios In hs
CIV OF New York snd known aud disenga shet %
numbers Oh rty f3o Hamilton sree rumbefs one htudrs4
hundred and fory.oss (il aud hundred and feisy
(isf) Cherry street. end numbers four hundrss snd
~ Give iis) and hundred and fourteen ( Water
a. eet Dated Nsw-YoIk, February H. 1884
JAmKsMoNcnEF. Pm Atty. 10 wail-a
mil hwTlSMta3
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COURT.-Stephen Smith

- s.,ia,, ct ares Hamilton TO CRADLES HAnlL-
TON csisndnt: You hereby Summoned 80 Is -
orI ed 10 aaswcy the complaint N this actios 0r.ess
n Goshen in said Coaaly ca he frat DAY ees.p,aat
aDd % serve copy q yesI e s = tss CssaY
"a o. snes within trsnu days afsr tss n sox m r.
exclusive q the Gay q :sch sss * ss sssad the
ans~ - s ss mi ,shs augment sss,ss ySn ,cs
he sam II Ysnf HnaiIsd 80 .ys eus tsoasasd eight
sn intsfi f tie s - De Hasdrsd ast Eiraiy fosr
sc ice Co srs vIts ssrst 80 fsssss Ave ellis d5iau;
nd l.,ssas % Hnsrsa 81 g dI s7lrryg'iERfoa r.
costs o. scasrs Y;a;AiGs NtxnsJ, Nsvsafyasn. l.
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fyRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPAK

~ MINT 10 cOsTRAcros g -s = s;sssss I" vii
e sse.,sd 4 &. q =: G,S,ss ~ az
ntpt' 'ses - o;eiocf p NJ to BUILD Askvkh
TsiarY risTn-sI ZION MAJ, MApis sSos; ~ s.ss.
rLsI sftss f,~ Or md fpscfcascns for ne osnons
Il he ssas al sstss ss,n.ss ss'.ss csss e
~. % Fefi. March q ~, nr.w
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CUpREME COURT.-sheph erd

- Knapp. Chamberlain of the Cry q New, Ys,s. ssst.
John Fick.-Sumnoss-fot ne DEFENDANT fos Me
m This scion hseh Ned in the cs Of tss Clerk
he CIV and County ~ New. York o. the CITY Hall n sai4
cry On he 9Th day Of February 1884, and 70 serve cop 81
your answer tie sad complaint on the snhscnesr Al e
Office No SO wslls IN SAID city. wishls ,wesy asys ~
the service OF this exclusive VI me osy
Of such ssryce and IL you fail % se.seI the SAD e,n.
mi spo, 70 the Cop for relsf demanded IN tbs COR
Giant Dated Rsw Yers Gsh. - 1914 ...
sxf,.xs.Th No. Wsllse.
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NEW LINE for SAN FRANCISCO

r. w LIN II IOr DAN hAI~NiCCo. -
L Through Ties cts for l0th Of Aprl.-vANDEhBiLft
rev and Etlendid double engine steamship NORrHkkk
LIGHT Of fee burea vii make her hrst trir "a
Chagfss direct, lssving Few-Nork GA SATURDAY, tss
loth of April, Al > p M, frnm Pier No Q. r.
Passengers BY the NORTHERN LIGHT will be Eskss
from Panama 30 Sar Francisco BY the and spendit
double engine steamship LEWIS t.0os tuas buTasS
Thee ppnysed In the quality and extent q
then and expressly etted TO meet TIA 70
quireuents u the trade
rse books are cp>n or passage Apply only TO
De ALLEN Aren't. No. Battery place. ~ 6. airs
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NEW-J EkSEY RAlLROhD.-NEW-
~ YORK AID pHIl.ADELPHIA dirsss-U 9 NJ All
and EMPRESS LIN ES-rhfeugh IN At hours-New-Jsr~
sey Railroad via Jersey City. leaving Nswrcrh at
foot Of Cour,lasdt- 81; An. and 81 p. Lbery-si
Leaves Pbiladelphia at Ia and A 81. and H. froE
foot Of vanut-s Fare reduced TO 81 for fn-eAss ave
sAITiMoRY, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets cold tina shove lires snd roagh esg
gage ssIrsd in the sAM and 81 I'm. lines frc2 New
tort with through conductors
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NHROUGH 10 SAN FRANCISCO

THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO
y Nsw-York and San Frsncisco Steamship Line
lsw steamship UNITED STATES, 800 tuns buniee,
Charles G. Berry commander, will take her departure oI
fhasres on FRIDAY aeth March next, at PM. con-
uscfing a. Panans with the doubs-engns steammp
WINFIELD SCOTT. ilo0 tans burden, KenDef Conil-
rs andsy expected 70 depart from Panama 10 Sas
rsr on the 10th Of April ensuing These vessols
syeed comfort and safety surpassed BY this
su.e and ar experienced surgeon 10 attached t. each
Vesra Rocks us now open and tickets for sale Al Ssis
through for list cabin state tcksts 1855 through for
Cd cabin tickets 500 through for steerase Asely TO
DAVIS, BOOKS CO,
JONGg 4 JOHNSTON, 90 Wallet
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAp.-

- SRv-YoRE 3 ALBANY sd TROY viAesr
~, On Thu ksoAs jAa Is sss Tram WI.
Lesvs as~-Y9i sens Fora. frsa ses sros
nE lIea iis-il Ali 4 81 ssr ysssssssrs 4 P..fs,
sLl z,s al intermediate s,stisaa Al SAN Mai rrsn
as e .'1 ,ss s Is sss At s' i n az
Is[sass Sslsh' OIL, !.sartsns fros ilss-sl AsupN
s: Ca ss,,. Iss =. To, ss:s s :
=. ..S q. ss<.ss AtR ana sssi . P.sss
sT. 't q Pss sa - .ssess 4 .ar,
Nal Iran tsr Alhass and rrs{ s.epsns =, essEs
and al stations ssrts OF tia, pacs signal Al \ PM
sS1 gS1as1ssss, Sc. ,ossst :: al
All and ion. PM Leave Albany a. 81 M fss
a f r. s1, . ss.
sneis there are are nss 10 be recsyed and dsssred AT
Express ss cr 's. stop aeDa. asa
Sn Shneoeek. Poaghi Fsakli aad peskskan Az
sasoI. e .snas. Al 81 PM, tssOS Tsa Gissayl
Leave Povshksepss fcz Nsw-ycrk 81 q A. ~. stop
T.s1. ps.s,sii for s.w-ysri at q An ,..s.sxu,
%, .f.r. and os.a. ~
At3PN- pssss.ssrst t. Nsv-ysrt stopping sivs,-sss,
noes
ras.sns.r. viii Ticket. ssts,s :sssss ne Carr
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On
- and After MONDAY. Msrsa !. PASSENGER Tram
ga lss,s P.sl,sn a. o'clock PM and aiv' al
ETRENCH. superintsadsat
On MONDAY ,S.h inst ard ustil April -. 1854, the
time Of the Audsoa River Railroad traas leaving New
lork, Psekskil Pous sspse and East Albany. and
rvpg az New-yok and Esst Albany, will vary frsn the
The Frst Peeksili Train. leaving Chsmssrs-s. att
A. NJ will continue on To Eass Albany, with WAY mails.
and sriv AZ East Asanv ., q 3aP.M
The Second Alhsn, Train leaves as a. present ats
fr Cbsmben OF spvIng At East Albany al - instead
sf Pm
The secctd Peelsk Train viii leave Oh amssrs st. ss
10 A ~ instead Of 10 30 A NJ.
The Express Tam for Albany ard Troy will leave Cham
hers IT att SOP. NJ instead Of Tsp. NJ
The Ihrc Petkskin Train, leaving Chambers 81. AZ
N. will Iun IN oush 20 Peuehksepse
The Poushkeerse Trsin Inch new ewes at 20 =.
wi only fur ~ far as PsekskiI
The Atetnson Tram from Peekskill VII leave a, 40
NJ instead # p III.
The " al Trsin will leave East Albany at Is ia
stesd Of A. M and arrive At 3ist at us IL instead
Of aC5p.N.
The Esp,ess Trains will leave East Albany at IA. VI.
instead Of NJ and arrive az 3ls-si a. II 80 A. d., ia
siea1 Ct 20s p ~.
Further artie ulars will be published GU Monday.
r. FRENCH Superintendent.
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,-,onnop.TION NOTICE. - Public

Isrssy thss e.. :, ssssn -, 20 s me
paid Srcsys I'd .r1Eg on the tesh AgT le'i VII tsse
1ss s q vse sss,ea a. sss ca, bs 81 s1s z
tsw .rd a. egntamed fsoio sag n DAY. enSn ~
ssss 81 ssS ss, % so sss ;s.s ss Sss e
"a r sabhsd 10 the E.srtng Pest, tssy ssvsssssS
.yistsd n the Ctr Of Eew Yorh. <...usx
C.,sprslisys Office aznsh 4, 1851. as
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ErQal Notifies.
TFW-yORK SUPREME COURT,

NETWORK SUPREME COURT,
IN Richmond Coun,-y5hn C. Thonpson sgainss asasc
a,fsr,1n-Ssunons fof mosey denand oa costfss'.
fcam = ~ sey.l-To ISAAC ANDERSON, dsfenaA.t-
foa are hereby suansnsd and ,ss f; ~ &c ~
- 80 az IRE Copnty Of Ach@oad a. efncs ~ " .
Count, Of Richmond, the s.h day o. ssesu.T ID
- ~ s1hscsher A. his once No 30 Snsa1-ss new
York CIV wtin twenty DAYS ats, the ,s AZ 2, .s
sarmofs you, ezciusvs o. ne dsy s .,S - a..
tn 40 s.sd ne plaintiff ia tbs actioe vii tsks rag
asrst GA for the q enc hardfed ase cns col
nv thfeo Goats nteyes from tas tsfrsf trss
A., ~ ctc,sr one ,ncusaAd eight hundred as1 foy-sxs
s-sfst he cosrs Of tbs seclea-Dstsd Nsw.fgx Feo
%; ssisx,ourks Plaintiffs Attcrnsy.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW
~ JERSKY-wINrER ARRANGEMENr S-Lsssss
s~-YoYk ntA. NJ. and y p. foot Of csarlsnds-sa
a; I, b. freight aad 80 p. n. Pisr No. |, Eorl
ayer-oT Eizabs port Ezabethown, wssttsd, Scoics
DIANA. Plsnssd, Bcup dbrook. somsrvs, psssn. Waite
Gorsa Yarnn he
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NAUTION to CALIFORNIA PAS.

~ SINGERS The subscribers give notice that no
ticket will secure passage on board steamer WIN
SCOTT from San Frsbcsce unless SAID uckst
is agIet BY them This caution is gwen IN consequences o.
fhatS everal calling themselves asens OF
ndepy seapers offering their tickets and prem
.ng TO secure psssaT by steamer Winfed Scott
This 10 entirely uDaui horned.
The ssesmef UNITED STATES leaves here for ChaSres
on the Goth inst Passengers BY her having genuine tick
is 10 20 hy he Winfield Scott from Panama to San Traa
csco on 10th pr pror will be waited for at Panama ana
go by steamer Winfield Scott for through tickets and the
ulan, OF cs Inns ard other particulars, apply 80
DAVIS BROOKS 4 co, No IS Beaver q.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the sur.
saf. "A IA. County Of New York notice hereby Even
70 al persons having claims against ELIZA skAAiS.
late Of hs Cp " Ns~ York deceased 70 Rressat W
scs OF Card NJ blssekes cor Cba and Jsha-sn INC
CIV Of New-YoIk before the wsnfeh daL Of
-psisd Nov YORK, the rts 6v ~ March, isoz.
GARREr N. BLyECEEH, Esscs.ors.
utai.xsmTks IOHN X. AKAAT3,
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Ak pJrRsUhNCE Of an order of the Sur.

foysts Of tbs County Of Fsw Yesk sssefs nRs ssY
xiyen 20 ell persons having cziJDs sgsanN sonn
taGHTY late ofthe City 81 New York. bq1of ms
deceased de ~sA sssshs, e.: xnsss,. No
sut scribsr he once 81 ffsse byfns. ~ ~ be,rs the
tsa., d Ja'y n.'s sTnS sit1s n cERteHiY
ssspb day o. Jsnsar ls9x H. Of said dscssssds
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NOR CALIFORNIA via Straits of Ma

AfUK CALIFORNIA via Straits OF Ma
Il gellsn and Pansua-Ths magnificent nav ertrA
steamship REINDEER, | 400 suns burden. Capt. ID l.
Wilcox. viii ssl from New-York for the above named
ports on TUESDAY, April LIST, 1854 THIS steamer w1
bun erurss,ly fof the California trade eeppsred shd
copper fastened and s expected TO axe the shortest mp
made to Caifemia Passengers BY ths steamer wH
avoid s the de.lays dangers &C. ofthe IslAmus lin
tied number tickets be secured BY early applies
tian 70 GEO. =, HAMILTON, Agent, office over Ocean
PA Garner of Gre ich and Fulton SITS.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Sur

,sv,,e az The CouEty Of New York. notice Is hereby
given 20 AT persons having claims sgsisst hOWLAND
A ROBfIES late ofths City ~ Fs~ York deceased -
he zane visb thereof 70 Jsmes Bssbe
70 No 80 Broadway. In the City u View York, % %
before the 7sd day II Asgas' nert Dated f~s We
i' I2s %. e. fs.''''' NARY ANN ROBBINS Ar
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1NlTED STATES and PACIFIC

NITED STATES and rhCtr ~
u MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANtES--rse only
Nasy Ray direct, per steamers CRESCENT CITY, Non
dav April S. and he EMPIRE CITY. via Havana on vi
Geo tuIs Tanner comm apder. Will sail on MONDAY.
ApIl s. Al Oclerk direct for Navy Bay conRse,ias
PIRE CITY ecs tuna j. Leeds, commanaey VII Leave
Der pier At the foot OF Warren r on FklDAf April ~
D., eisrs p M for Navy Bay via Havsaa Passengers og
tbs Emp,re Crv will connect wih the we'll knewn ADD
svoTits U Mail steamship Tennessee tn sai ,of ;sn
Francisco On the arrival Of the passengers and mas Ne
detention al Panama Rates OF fare TO Sah Fraacseo nfs
e.bin s3i3 second CABIN $77o stsesss, Rates OF
iTs To Nav, Bay rst cabin sss second eabn st5 steer
ase Sia yor freight passage. apply a. the once No.
III Eea 4. Garner of Wausn-st
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

NJINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.
w Trains Of Michigan soathsrn aad Northsrn In
diana Railroads ran daily tmday. sIeep,sd) ss soiow,;
Leave Monroe and Toledo at ais A. m. I; arrive II La
Pssi Road /, mites to Mehssa Ciy thence By ears e
s,'J gs $ A Is car. through aS 70 Chicago
Returning to Lsports same wsy-csrs ls,vs Lsgcrs
,, M sss sspses .ien seg WAYNE Al saiss VIA
Loganspe La fsystts and indianapolis, al South bena
and 81 Other places on the hn' "'s the pnSeps
IsToIsas this lrae eenn.c:s =. ssp NJ OLA a. rts
Clsvs thence By railroad and Esge Is Srie thsnss
y Isiitc.d va Eans S 3 = Ns- YOs.or
Ths5 r. NJ nsis on the New. York and shs Read, coz
meets wish the Lake shore train
PistsbuIs h--thsncs by railroad and 40 milss ssrsg
pasa'Ohs and p s;,,sI: :na
Adrian. Jan. "A. issi
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
~ Trains leave follows tsssday' srcsp'sd) hss
N NAL TaAm att A n. Tor Dankut and all Stations
NIwsusss ExrRxss Tam as ?. 81.
WAY TnAM salF NJ. for ssssrns. Oxford and iEssr.
~ EVss.ss Tnrasss Tam AS ?. NJ for DuIIs., con-
asctnx With the Dunkirh and Bssts Line and srs asa
Sor'A's Railr'sd'' 81 ks' TiNor su,.n,.aa..
N.~-Yors. Dee Is issi
CAMDEN and AMB0Y RAILROAD
~ for PHILADELPHIA irom Per No ~, So, m.nn
River foo, q ~ s.1:s q Alter
noon Erprsss Line a. p NJ, through to Pnnadsipan
a iours Tsrs let class care -; ID class hns 49,
o.Iv "a RsuyIiIs leave Phiiadslphs from foot q a.
Srt Il At a and p. n EmiErant Line ~ stssmoo4'
Transport from Pier No. I. M5P. n. Fare; VI ~.
EREIGHTS TO BOSTON.-Frelght-
s,s are informed that the rate of charge on irssss
between Ns~-york and Boston. BY she,fa hvcf iass'
win be '' by 'A ffs Il Al 's' soRDis Agents
TERMONT VALLEY and CON-
Y NECrING RAILROADS TRASsPokTaIioN
CO-FTsigh,s for Burlington 81. Johnsoury' osSem-
hprsh and Montreal AID all intermediate ,cwls "a 49,
Err,n ard rinefsld, by steamer ThAS sLLsn essy
ds, AZ prscisel, 3P N ron Peck slip Great fsaecass
~ ur,css fy rasssrgers and freight Tafougn VS. "
r.iirosd 10 all ID prncp northern via q tEe ~ sse
" n once No 81 CsBsi st.. y. bCpsftc1 AZ
appIy 10 = hyde Agent. Office No i5z soutn-n. h
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
~ TALL RIVER -Ibe spi endit and rpsrior sssm 20
YMPIRT STATE, Csps Benjamin Brsyton, and oIAin
NJ MANI leave On Alternate Gays tsuheav esssp,.p
Garn Per No n r.. pear the Battery, at ""
srs,sht sppIy On board ~ the once, % risi ~ .
TIsDAIE BORDEN, Agents. Ms 70 and u W 81 -
NOR Without change Of
II Csr-FABE REDUCED. 81 hsxslaly .no
s,f.ty 60 abirtd The Of The NJ. nosh n AnD
gaEIEM RAILROAD leave shs Cny nan o'x'r,S
N.--yorL fsilv, Sundays ereeptsf. q: 1eiocA a. n
and 1852 M-Ss~-York, March H. iSs
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for theater.
q The Odd. Fellows of Boston are to
erect splendid hall in thai city within the ensuing
year 4, is to be of granite four stories In hight ana
will cost sse,C0e This amount is to be divided IN
shares OF $50 each.
EF The following Hungarians came pas
sensers on the ship Henry, Capt. Clark, from Mar
seiles to New Orleans Anselin Aber and lady, Ls'
dstas Away Badistas Bsyithy, Fivala, Hughes Hoi'
lsn, Felix Nernesyei
g Gen Blake has arrived at Tampa,
Florida, with large delegation of Seminole Indians
from Arkansas, and expresses grea. confidence OF
being able to effect the removal OF ali the Indians
row in Florida during the present spring.
II The whole number of criminal prose-
cutions in Massachusetts last year was 4610 There
were 2lOs convictions 269 acQu.tas, Ash mol prssd
I'm els case. no bill found. The amount OF costs
in the above case was 81 ,o1s IS.
E Forty one ships, says TIE Boston
Trarelsy, are now on their passage to Boston nom
various ports in the East ladies' and Pacific, via 70
rom Calcutta and China, rom Manila, from Bs-
tavia, and from valparaiso.
q l. A. Raund writes The Indianapolis
state Journal that already one hundred persons
hyiersn colony in Oregon, and are preparing for 'ns
journey.
~ The University of Rochester has
received a valuable collection Of native Chinese
works nom Or. Dean, of China. Among the colsc
ton il the New Testament in Manchu, EiRdos;sRec,
Bspgalese and Sanclit.
r. Two thousand five hundred and two
marriage licenses have been issued by the CLERK OF
Hamilton County, Ohio from the ofJsnuarJ, 1851,
to the ed cay OF December 1884, an average OF seven
per day.
~ The new City Government OF Salem.
Macs wss installed Aonday afternoon, Charles w.
Uphsm, Mayor, and John Whippls President OF the
Common Council.
70 There is q project for uniting Rox-
bury and Boston. Eminent citizens of the former
town are opposed but ii seems to be result thai
cannot be long delayed
~ The Ladies of Bangor held lately
charitable Tea-2aI,y, ncm Which they rsalz'a ss'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On
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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-05-29
PLAQUENHNE:
Saturday, May 40, 1854.

Wing Presidential Prospects in New York.
We see it stated that New York city sends
four Fillmore and two Scott delegates to the
Wing National Convention. A Buffalo des-
patch says that Fillmore delegates were elected
in every ward in that city, by large majorities
and that the District Convention will be largely
the same way. Some people have been saying
that Mr.. Fillmore has no strength in New York.
We hope they will not fail to acknowledge
that they were in error, A Washington letter
writer remarks: "The late Wing demonstration
in New York, and the result of the late dele
gate elections in the western part of the State,
have greatly enhanced the chances of Mr.. Fill
more. If the South were to present united
front, Fillmore or Webster would undoubtedly
be the nominee"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-05-29

A Temperance Joke-Joe Harris was a
whole-souled merry fellow, and very fond of a
glass. After living in New Orleans for many
years, he came to the conclusion of visiting an
old uncle, away up in Massachusetts, whom he
had not seen for many years. Now there is a
difference between New Orleans and Massachu-
sets in regard to the use Of ardent spirits, and
when Joe arrived there, he found all the people
run mad about temperance; he felt bad, think
ing with the old song, that excepting the spirits
up by pouring the spirits down." was one of
the best ways to make time pass, and began to
fear indeed that he was in pickle. But on
the morning after his arrival, the old man and
his sons being out at work, his aunt came to
him and said
"Joe, you have been living in the South, and,
no doubt, are in the habit of taking little
something to drink about eleven o'clock. Now
keep some here for medical purposes, but let
no one know it, as my husband wants to set
the boys good example"
Joe promised, and thinking that he would
get no more that day, took, as he expressed it,
a"buster" After he had walked out to the sta
Bile, who should he meet but his uncle.
"Well, Joe," says he, Il expect you are accus-
toned to drink something in New Orleans, but
you find US all temperate here, and for the sake
of my sons, don't let them know that have
any brandy about, but just keep little out
here for my rheumatism. viii you accept
little?''
Joe signifed his readiness, and took another
big horn. Then continuing his walk he came
to where the boys were mauling the rails. After
conversing awhile one Of his cousins said
"Joe, expect you wonld like to have drink,
and as the old folks is down Oh liquor, we keep
some ont here to help us on with our work"
Out csme the bottle, and down they sat, and,
as he says, that by the time he went home to
dinner, he was as tight as he could be.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-05-29

french Spot'ations.--The French paper pub
ishcd IN N. ork the "Courier des Etats Unis,' ~
concludes an article on this subjcc: in these
words:
at concerns, then the honor of The United
Satos government, that the French Spoliation
Ei should at length be passed 1t is now fifty
two years since France actually paid the in
demnlty it provides, and it is high time that the
depository should pay il over to those entitled.
The majority of the newspapers very properly
insist upon the necessity of now passing the
bIl, and for our own part, we are disposed TO
bid it God speed, were it only to get rid of this
od1ous and lying (menteur) conjunction of
words; 'French Spoliation,' which tends to sad
die upon our country a responsibility, the
whole weight Of which the United States
should surely bear alone"