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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

III ton for Boston Providence, New Bedford, Taunton
and Newport carrying the great Eastern u Mall with
out change OF detentonThe secure and elegant
steamers C. VANDERBILT and COMMODORE leave eY
alternate days Sundays excepted Pier Ne r. thrSs
sage freight apply at Pier No a. or at ths
office No IL Battery place Sill
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SAMNfi II. Or MOTIF
FBAhCiS NIChOLSONt Asses
ISAAC MAI. SNIrA
EORpORATION NOTICE p,hl;

- n0tics Is hereby gwen 70 The owner Or vae-s o-r,
pant occupants Of al houses and muro, ed or min
proved LANDS affected thereby thai the following assess
menus have been completed BY the ,rs and ae ~
The oce OF he Bureau of Assessments for examnNn
bF all psrsOhs interested. viz For PAVING TWENTY
SMITH S. from the oh 20 the 9Th av The limits en-
braced BY such assessment nclnde al the several horses
aud lots Of ground Vscant lots aud parcels OF aud
situated ~ sides Of 2bth 81 between 9Th and ShafS
All whose interests effected bv the 40
named assessments and WHO opposed d the same -
either ri them, requested present their 0b econs
writing 10 the defsguec At their Office NJ Hall "a
Records. within thirty days the date II this notice
Office PureaE - Asssss eai Sweet Department Jan %
1851 SAMUEL II. DE MOTE,
FRANCIS NICHOLEON, Assessors.
tl2ltt ISAAC w SMITH.
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NOTICE. - Public

u notice IS hereby given 10 the owner or owners, &C.
cupant or occn ants OF all houses and improved pr ua-
lands affected thereby, that the following asses
have completed b. the Assessors, and are
lodged in the office Of the bureau OF assessments for cram
nation by all persons interested, VIZ FOR SEWER IN
GRAND ST, from the Bowers 70 and through Chryste-
81, TO pom rear Naiker-st., with l'eIal branch IN
Uesttr st, terminating at point the BOwerY The
limits embraced bg such assessment include all the sew
eEa houses and lots gouLd vacant lots pieces aud par
cells of land situated both sides Of walker Hester ana
Grand between the Boweiy and FORSYTH SITS oG M
easery SIDE Of the BoveIy hetgeen alkeF aud
sc On the westerly side OF Chryse st. be- Tesh Gfdna
st and line abou Us feet sOufheri from Wkes-st on
the eastev side OF Chrytie- between Br)ome a. ana
line about % feet southely from Walker and Oh me
westerly side Of FOTsythst., between B'oome.t ana
line about II feet southery from welker-c Al persons
whose inter ets are affected by the above named assess
ments and who opposed the same. or eef 81 !ls,
sre requested TO present thar obecons IN wins % hs
undersigned a. their office No Han OF Records. "llmh
thirty DAYS the date Of this noice Bureau d
4ssessmentS Street Department Jau. 10. lS)Z
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors
il,iOt ISAAC WI SNlLH,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES no.

~ toe fretT iiyca e the over ~ uwncrs ccrgpant
hDt'e ass .0s I'd improved
l4sds affected merely shat .e egie rag Assessments
have been Q.ted /, tat Assessors. AID Lodged IN
the OF Eursaa Of Asses>Reats for exaui.
zatlsp b. a. persons interested. s1r BIZ iLDING
aSEWER ~ Delaney ST. firTn tAe term natioR OF
TIE Sewer EESsI - d the eassry line %! ihs
Bowery The limits sInh ACID - such Asses nclede
al he teytsai SoEE,s a.a lots a gro nd, Vacant 9is
lacey A.. k,.eefn Ess.X 80 ali ne BoVerf. On Inc
.ier s.Se oi the bueeIy between DeaEccg AID Ky AZ
on-sis both Sues g Chr sfc, Fonsfth, kiifiiFei
hhen. Orchard and iraicws's. between Delaney e,
a. ne Gowns fte -s.d severe, tress u's hsriy and
? -tht,y tbtIsif"m Al psEsaps whose interests aTe
sAs'"1 l st aivs- 49, s.ais. and wno ars o-
seo zee st'nt, ~ ei-eTc stsfee Cd present
NeH .1c.qns, - NEilg, l. tie anles med. a. their
Sfee, Ne il@ II hesOTda. Wh.. t.tv Ll.s from the
daf 81 THIS notrr Ofice LHEsa u Asscssetts street
uel ItnsLt Jan 10. i&le
sAMVE, T. nE MOTIF
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. Hall
- of Records Public notice is hereby gwen that the
following resolution has been pIessnted N the Board
CRADF SEVENTY THIRD-Sr, between Sd and th-
avs All persons interested having objections thereto ara
requested 10 present them writing to the underNgred NJ
his office on " before the 18th day ot January Rst-Jan
uaIy 9, 1851. 1900, ...
JOHN I DODGE, SIeet tOmHlssOhst
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--Publi

CORPORATlON NOTlCE.--Publlc
7 notice is hereby gwen 20 the owner Or owners oc-
crpant or occupants Of all houses and lots, improved OF
uuuroy,d lands affected thereby that the following as
ses,msnts have been completed BY the Assessors ana are
lodged in the Office Of the Bn eau OF Assessment i9 S5
ANIMATION nv M interested VIZ For BUILDING
aSEWER in BROOME-Sr., rom Croshyto Elm It aso'
for SEWER in ELI-ST from Broome tonear > Imsi
ST The limits embraced by such assessment include all
The several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces
and parcels Of lard situated IN both SIDES Of Oe
TWEEN Brcomeapd Snng and on both sides OF Broome-
81 between Crosby and AlanCn-sis Al persons whose
interests arc affected by the aboye-named assessments ana
who are ooposed to the some either OF them are re-
guessed % pleseni their objections In wiring % inc nm
dcrsiered at their office, No II Ill of Records "lIhn
thtv dos from the date Of hs notice Oce, Bureau OF
I,.essments street Department. Jan. 10, lBJe
SAMUEL II DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
- iO, ISAAC WI SMITH,
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WASToy MuRDER.-A sporting gentle.
man named LockeTm.n hiled free eol'fsd ni'" -
Easion Point Nd ,oh Saturday last
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no BRASS FOUNDERS-Sealed

PROPOSALS VIII be TeceYsd Us the subscriber. al tle
ofce Of the Clot0n AQuedUct DepaYynen until jan =
1882 at o'clock y. III, for z,-os inch SIOF 1912
Cam position 20 BE 10 copper. o. tin, o. enc ms
20 re Of the best character aud similar 20
r.erus now n the OFT CO. 10 be approved on ~ the aH
Puryevor ard a TO be delivered by the hrst DAY Of y
neat TIE names Of two responsible persons WIN hsI
written assent 70 become s1rstes Tor the uihhmen, "A
ever particular OF The contract vail be required 10 a-
corn.ay each PROPOSAL pasrneIts % De made Sinn
thiTy dsys from the inspection II each parcel wth re-
ervstion Of ter per cont until tie completion u ne con
act Psr.ous wishing - estimate Zee ueEea, Deifs
Sfnsrs thci- uTerosas 70 cal "a Office where pat
terms N be seen OEsr be ead0!Eee- PToPJsa, or
- I9sS rri2f23i n DEAN, President.
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. Hall

~ Of Records Public notice IS hereby gwen mat the
iIg petition has been presented in the Board Of Alder
en-. ~ remoye the ROCK i0thst.. between iO.h-ay.
md Roadway All interested having OBJECTIONS
thereto are requested % present them IN writing % me IN
Serssnod lis 0ce before the 18Th day CT January
L''5 JOHN I. DODGE, Stree: Commissioner.
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al REPAiRS md

4 II = nj MEN / OI hcf Aiho ANU
~ SUPPLIES, December %. i65I-TO CONTRAC-
TORS-Sealed proposals III be received a. The 0ice u
ne ComlnssioIer Of Repairs and SUPPLIES, No Ne.
City Hall, basement uEtl EIday. Februtry 20 1882, u
10 0eecs, NJ, AZ which time tney VIII be publicly
opened For GRANITE BLOCKS, 70 Re delivered a thus
City. OF the following length and slZc, VIZ j. 67 g. ald
siBches square and no inches long quantities 30
l0CCO square yHds ofeach kmd. Said proposals 20
brace Eastern veil other Granite. Proposals ,glll
state the prices Of each separately AMI also the tine
required TO furnish the same said quantities. ank
Inmates can De had AZ his Office " The Com mission
reserves The right NJ rejecting all any Of the sst
mates Il deemed for the interest 81 the Corporation
VIM ADAMS
d7e 7n Commitsoner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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NEW-Y YORK and NEW'HAVEN

.
l. lS3l-TTans out of New York leave near coraer Of
Canal-st. and Broadway
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave for New Haven at and
n3e A. Nj; and p. The 1870 A. NJ: runs IN con-
nscton with Train from New Haven TO Hartford and
Springfield, AND with Tain over the Canal Road.
EXPRESS TRAINS Tor New Haven, Hartford Spnnsheid
Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads to Ogdens
burgh aud Montreal,l Boatm and Worcester. at A Nj
(tops at Stamford and Bridgeport and y M, tops ~
Stamford Nowak and Bridgeport y time, about st hours
to Boston. The cOnrecls with the liousa0nc ana
EAugauck Railroads At bridgeport, ard Canal Railroad
at New. Haven. The O'Clock III. with NansatucE
Railroad at bridgeport $50
SrECIAL TRAINS for Port Chester, at $50 A NJ and %
p Nj Stop at Mount Vernon and PehamyIiis.
TRANS INTO NEW YoRK-AccCmmOdaiiOn / ANA leave
New Haven at $50, 7, and 30 \. Oh, aud itO IA;
The % Nj receives passengers from Springfield anu
Uar,ford and Canal Railroad al New Haven and from
Nsugatuck Railroad n Bridgeport The 20 III re-
oeyss passengers ro Hartford and Springfield Railroad
Express TRAINS leave New Haven. on arrival OF Trans
from Boston LIS ana SIS p NJ lstoppGg ~ Bridgeport
Eorwalk and Stamford , leaving Boston at s A. ~, and
3P Nj. =,
SPECIAL TRAINS leave Port Chester at 80 A. NJ and
36PM
See large bill of advertisement NJ he Station House and
pr,ncipal Hotels GEO. ". WHISTLER, JR.,
ds Superintendent.
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No. / Hall
~ Of Records Scaled proposals. WI Dc rsSs.ss A. ss
JsrraTy ias2 AZ IA o'clock NJ. 70 BUILD % Ia "a
HEAD nom Per 70 go foot Of Deyn ~ and ali M
~ s,o tSsye,o ian be had on application - she Con-
tracf n erk ofthj. DeDartsnent--JanGary 10 ls,<:
JOHN IL OU0ks StTeef tssN'.>-'S~''
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

SUPREME COURT. in the matter of
~ the application Of the Mayer Aldermen and Com
mOnsty Of the CITY % New YORK relative g. The OPEN
ING OF FIFTY. NINTH ST, from 5th-av % Broadway,
IN The City OF New.IoIk The Unders gned, Co1n!ssoa-
ers OF Estimate and Assessment in the above entitled INST
ter hereby give notice that they w meet 81 Tie house Of
Aaron Curb. Esq No So Grand 81 IN the City Of New
York on Sal arday the 18th day Of January S al four
O'Clock IN the afternoon Cor the purpose Of heaTng u OPP
POSITION 10 the estimate asi assessment made by the Com
mssierers the above entitled matter, person or
sons who may CONSIDER thsmnelves aggreytd thereby
Dstsd kew-York January 3, l62
AARON c BURR.
HENRY BERTHOLF. COmralssoaers
., JAMES DEWEY,
HENRl I. DAWES, Attorney .3tO Inn
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NOTICE of FORECLOSURE of

NOl IL r. OF YIN IOto OisS VI
/ Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in and ny a cert IN lnden
ture OF Mortgage bearing date the sixth day OF May IN the
year thousand eight hundred and hiyI3ne na1e oe
tween oSd c @na ~ Khs t Ste S New
York Of The ffrsi part: and SEABURY KisSAM OF the
sad CITY, County and State Of the second part r Ae Ott
ter securing the payment to the said party II he second
par the sum of thousand and four hundtd dollars
with interest according to the condition Of es CERTAIN
bonor 0bgatlnbeanns date with sad mortgage ths
said parties Of the first part, did grant, DarSh SCI. 'en
Ease convey confirm the said party OF the sec
sad part all thOse two certain lots peceS anu rceo .!
land lying and being in the ANIlith Ward o. ne
CITY Of NeyYork. the sOuihery side 81 3oth-st and
between Fifth and Sixth avs, sad CITY Inc one
couimencng one hundred and hny feet eas'erly rom
sVlh-av., and running thence Soslhery sal p a,o
inches: thence eastely aud parallel WIN sad joA-S
twenty-five feet thence northerly nney-eglt se ana
inches % Ihiriysi St and thence western @Ds
being known Lot No 81 on cert map u pr Jprfy 1r
long TO the Corporation OF Ncl oTk made IN leil ana
also that other lot, piece and parcel 81 lana OF ste e
of same street and commencing two hundred iee s3slstY
from SAID Sixth avenue and running thence westerly qua
pareel with Sixth avenue nney-eght feet ana mas
inches, thence easteIy and parallel win dhft
wenty Eve feet thence n0rtherly and parallel tn SKIN
avenue ninety eight feet and nine inches 10 IN
St thence westerly along Thirty ST tweni hFeleet
10 tie rlace OF beginning and known Lot No - % sal
map Which saM mortgage ruj recorded ia me qlce
of the Register the Cry and County a NsW-l oh n
I5er 3Sg Of Mortgages. 81. on the lsih day OF A
1851 And whereas default has JeeI made "A tAe pay leA1
of said principal and the interest accrUng Ihereoa
ard the OF four hundred and ory-ons d9ai aug
sixty cents claimed 70 be due thereon, az Tie Ie
law having been instituted 20 recover the sad amount
or ANY part thereof therefore ebT gwen
that by virtue Of the power Of sale he sad lndenluTe
nnrFsge contained and pursuance VI the statute n Sa
case made and provic the said mortgaged premises WI
be sod at public auction the Office Of Cole ChOn, no
await in the City and County OF New-fork on Iass-
tsren COZ q that dav SEABURY KISsAM Mortlsse
Dated New-York October 20 1851. oZV la"hlJi%
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VIM. ADA Ms,
d2e 7n Commisfoner Of Repairs and Sup plea.
CORPORATION NOTICE. Public

y notice is hereby given 20 the owners, occ-
pant OF occupants Of al houses and lots improved or IN
improved nndi affected thereby that the following assess
mens have fen completed By the Assessors. aud ere
Tod ged IN the ce Of the Bureau Of Assess n,ns or eH
animation hy all in cres ed, viz For FENCING
the VACANT LOIS Of GROUND On the BLOCK bount
ed by TWENTY FIFTH aud TWENTY siXrH-SfS o;
SIXTH-AV and BROADWAY The limits embraced
by such include all the several houses and lots
Of ground lots pieces and parcels OF land s.usd
nnrfhsy SIDE Of 10Th aIi sputney sldc Of 26'h
between Broadway aud 6hav and on the es-tsT!v
side OF o. av ives srly sde % Broadway, 5e'weea
25th ard s6. h sts. All persons whose interests
affected by the aboye-named assessments, aud who
are OppOsed to tie same or elber Of them, are re-
gns stsd 20 3reeen' then OBJ writing - tle IN
dersgBsd at their Office, 80 Hal Of Records. wi,hn
h 4 dsys om the date gf this notice. Ocs Bureau Of
ASSIGNMENTS. sire Il Depg tnent. Jao. 10 1852
SAMUEL Il De MOTIF
FRANCE NICHOLSON, Ass.sso-s.
NNI SMITH
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SUPREME COURT TO be had
~ in the County Of NewYorS Valentine @. Hall
Francis + Berger, and George Hall Executors OF John
Tom ee deceased, agamt Samuel Longstfeet Reoecca
Tonnele John Tonnee, and Cecilia MS wife Valentine
c. Holland. and Susan, his wife Rsbecca Tonnee Rce
John Tenn ele and Margaret nnele-Summons For
Relief ITO REBECCA T. RICE. one OF the above
named Defendants are hereby summoned and re-
CURED 10 answer the compliant this action fled in he
OF Of the Clerk of The CIy and County OF NewYork,
September 22 1851 snd 70 copy OF your answer 20
the sad comp ant the subscriber at hls office. No l92
Broadway, IN the city OF NewYoi. wihln tweEty days
after the service hereof exclusive OF the day Of such ser
wee ard # vou fail 20 answer tie said compliant within
the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this seton viii apply
% the Cont fr the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York Sep. o. 1871
ia iswswM W THORN, Plaintiffs Attorney
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MI HIGAN SOUTHERN and

Irp !. .S ~ ,HhhN INDIANA hAILROADS-WIN-
sEh AhSANSEMENTS-I The Michigan Southern and
T nS an. halIosd Passenger rr&ns Will ran
TRAIN. s"Ss Eaa leave Ia Pot,e 80 and White Piseoa
~ ivAM Lave Adnan 10, ard agIye ~ Monroe and
Trans song West cave Monroe and ToIedo at IS and
se~n AZ "a Leave ME p4geon at l. ard srT.Ve IL
LafStte . 81 ~. p. WILLIAMS sup't
B-The Railroad oe,wesn DonkrS and Ere bs,nt IN
operation. passengers leaving New.Ycrl nv ~. NJ, ~
and Erie Road. 1t NJ. Geh C.evesnd a Be- srg Ia
Go IN 5fhours time II The trains 10 L PST,e an
CGcago.
Passep gefs from Chcsgo ana La Porte leave ro,ed, nv
ARRIVAL OF the trans and each DunETk 1hours In tins
for The y VI. Tram 10 New-loTk. ats
Adrian, Jan 6. 1852.
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y PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
IV:ale o. the County OF New.YOrk notice is hereby
I'm ~ S 81 persons having claims against ABRAHAM
L. bhhNt late u the City Of New York. deceased, 10
present me SAME Nth vouchers thereof the subscriber
AZ hef residence No, rs NesiTy-st in the City u New
York on or before the ninth day Of June neNt-Dased
d la"en'm MARY J. n. ALLEN, EIscutrx,
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no IRON FOUNDERs.-Sealed Pro-

UNO Iron FOUNUENS. --,SedI51 I To
Il posaswll be received y the s1bsI set, AZ ne oiee
OF the Croten Aqueducs DegaFiei M y2aIS{
n 3o'eiockP N for the following CAST lhON "AiEn
Phys yiz. Twelve hundred 1900 u Il roaes u
aneter Foty-foBr hundred 600 q ncAe,. q n.Iei
Ies Persons wspg . estimate requested cei,Ee
sending IN Their proposals. 70 procure from ts )nce te
"A Lec specifications for The wyrk Ore!s 70 os ln1l.
Aque4uct Department, Jan. 10, lS)S, " ~ 49,,
10 FfessutAt
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TO
prevent dlssppointm and difficulties arising from
state the weather and other circumsa nces, the
train leaving New York for Poughkeepse al p III and
LEAVING Pcughkeepsie for New-York az A. NJ viii be
omitted for few days until arrangements can be made
for establishing a pernaIeTt winter time table
OLIVER H. LEE, Secretary
Eew.York Jan Q. 1852 e O.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

u yRRIGHT ARRANGEMENT, December IS. 1851.
freeht and emgTsnts going North and West viii be
eeved at Canast Freight House Freight arriving from
me North and est w Dc anloa6ed and delivered at the
I'M 81 Station Nesst and allowance Of 80 cents
per tun will be made for carriage property consigned
OF south OF Canal 81. Live stock Hay &C will be
dl7 " q VOTING President
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
-Traiss l'av. follows lsundays sresp%ss) Don
per foot Of Duane-st - a..
MAIL TRAM steA II hr Dunhui ard al s.Ations
EIwPURGH Express TRAM aftP VI
WAY TRAIN at4p NJ Ter eufefhs, O1iofa anu in'e'
mediate StaiioIs ,DA.L .
EVENING EvFRFss TRAIN az N for DnnsIt, con,
rtctng With the DunEnk and STATE Lee anu INV ~1u
Northeast Railroads. Tor Eri". pa =, ,-,..s..,
New YORK. Dec - 1851. "'H
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NEW-JERSEI RAILROAD.-NEW-
a YORK md PHILADELPHIA drcct-U. 8. MAIL
.sy RAILROAD via Jersey City LEAVING New-YolS at A. u.
~ OF Court sndt-s; A M and P. NJ. Lbery-st.
ives ibusielpha same hours from foot Of Walnutst.
rec csd % IS Tor FIRST class and 50 80 for second class
,An,a5iiAOkE. WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
s nckes sold IN the above lines and through bag
Safflsd m The 2. III. line from Nswyork, with
'~'0ash esndaeiers. Sl9u
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

u LINE for PHILADELPHIA, a. 70 osloes A. NJ .
from per No North River, f3o of baitery-pisc5 py
sicnFaboat JOgN POTTER DAILY SUNDAYS srceped) ar
riyinE AZ Phiadelra al III. Fare - soccndclas'
;,e '' ' ! BLISS. Aren't.
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EvOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT aud
FAN 2ryEE-The spisnjid and t1gsnoI stsam,rs
y,1lpIEE gTITF and STATE OF MAIN Z leave on alter
sate DAYS tsnHday. escep,ed) Pier No B. r. seaI re
Gs;;sry Al ~ ToT Frecht apply or board OF a. ne
So =, 80 TI2DAIE BORDEN.
- .xesfs Nos - sad = VISIT a.
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate ofthe County ofNsw OK, notice 8 - II
II HOBBY late OF lie City Of New-ioIS leces5se- $500
rTeseut the same With vouchers thereof 10 w CO.. a.
her al his Office No. Ia Waslngton-sti IN ie ga,
N.w.York cn y before tie twenty sevenh a. ~,
ne1t DATED NewY she se9n9 y Itcuiox
Ter 1881 tnal lav6mA'l JOHN B. HOBBY. Ede11.~
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List Of Patents

Issued from IL, United States Patent OGcs, for q
tseek ending Jan. ., 1882.
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SINE . +. DEI.AFIELD SMITH,
GEORGE + CLARK, Commissioners.
FREDERICK l.. VULIE, } IA.
HENRY T. DAVIES. Attorney ssd Counsel no tJ4f
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nor CHAKLESTON.-The hvorite

II .,.omsbio sOUTHFRNER. W Foster, Com
uan6er will cave Pier No. N. R. on SATURDAY
Ian 10, at o'clock NJ. precisely. For height Apply
an hcnyd y,he, an bills of a6T will be signed and Tor
os. age 10 the ofic. Of SPOFFORD. TILESTON co
Np soNo bill Of lading signed after the steamer has
..i.S " il2
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Of quartz and Get their imperishsble and precious
treasures free in the neishbering stream gulch.
would earnestly advise ef,grsnts who intend 20 mine,
and have DO capital any knowledge Of mining Try
placer digsipss ant The labor which s yet - be
pended ON the lodges has already in the ages that are
gone, been performed for them But tnis should not
discourage those who are interested IN quartz mines,
for nothing Is certain than that those who have
means snd use judgment perseverance, and energy IN
their application 10 this business viii be well paid IT'S
in the quartz alone tha, resident merchant me-
chsnie farmer the capitalist II hoole abroad can
have any permanent valuable interest Ills the last
ing resource Of the country, but which VIII prove
fatal 10 unwtse and weak da5bers In full proportion 10
lis capacity to reward the udgment skill and power
that nay be appkd TO r.
Yoar.. rs'rectiuiy WILLIAM FITZPATRICK.
T. &-An account Of the first days work in Forbes
town, performed by the Suffer Quarts Mining Com
says thew puveIizsd about twenty ans which produced
near e., 7C0, OF about A. cents per h.
Company calling themselves the Keystone Mining
Company Is formed, Of which, understand SIR Henry
Huntey ia the representative. Reports OF miners say
Il will pay when properly worked but that the maehin
cry m erected there Is not more than I'VE or sx horse
power and only capable of crushing 1--WE tuns per
day. They have not yet begun to work.
| am happy 10 inform you that gentleman named
Davis has arrived here, probably practical manager
10 cooperate with Sir Henry He has superintendent gold
mining many years in South Amsrcs and Mexico. The
fortunes made by the parties engaged in the works
which he directed is sufficient guaranty OF his capacity
and have 10 doubt the parties who sent him here will
shortly receive golden proof of the correctness OF my
opinion His machinery Is different TO any yet In use
and his mode Of taking the gold ON the pulveriIed
rock L. think, better than any that has been tried In
California. Yours, VIZ.