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mo. 4S.
No. 4Ss.I
uy the Prestdent Of tho United states.

IN pursuance OF law WILLARD FILLMORE, President
tha e ss viii be sd al s Observation-Disclosures In"s on
The State OF WISCONSIN, periods hereinafter designated
Al the land once at WILLOW RIVER, Monday
uatod within the aforementioned townships and fractional
ships, yizi #..#. ..s..." a...a g. tn.
North Of line ofte fourth principe meridian.
Superior, Of range
fractional township any, the main shore OF Lake SUPERIOR
Township and fractional townships my and my
Township forty nine and fractional township hhy on the shore Of
townships forty my, Of Lake
Townships twenty nine, thirty thiuy-ono thirty
ships forty and forv-egh and fractional township forty
Townships twenty eight twcntynne, thirty, thiyone
thirty fractional township the shore OF Lake
fownhp- ,hi,y, thirty one thirty @ry,hee, and thirty
twelve. t... 's
Townships thirty thirty thirty Two, thirty three, and thirty
To~a.hir rhir,-two niytrcc and tAryfou,
Townships ihIrone hirytwo, thiryh,e, and thirty four
land omse at IA CROSSE, commencing on Monday ne
in the following named township, to wit
efhs and Of the fourth principal meridian.
Townships eighteen and nineteen, OF range
To~psSips ,wen,y one and ,wenry.,wo Of rsnse seven
Townhp- rvenyone twenty-five, twenty three, and twenty
Towu.hp. twenty one twenty-five twen,y,ree, twenty
Township. twenty one Twenty-Five, t~enthrse, twenty -four,
Tswn.hip. twenty and lwerg.6ye, Of range eleven.
STEVENS POINT Monday,
the the disposal OF the public lands
The limits OF the aforementioned townships 10 wit!
Of Of The fourth principal nsriaion
Township twenty fvs OF range four
Townships twenty Ave twenty twenty
thirty. thirty lone, and thrtytwo, of range 1--WE,
Township twenty five OF range sir. .aa E.s.8
secuon. eighteen thirty and ,hiryo township
To@n.nip. ,wen'y.ase aod twenty sir, OF range
Township twenty -hye OF range eleven. ..-E.y .N =.
eny of May for the disposal Of the public ands
within the following named townships, vizt Iha| r
North Of the base line and east Of The fourth principal meridian
Townships twenty twenty three, range thirteen
appropriated Of schools military,
p.rperes, and .verhowed lands
State authorities before the days appointed for the
tho public respectively, under the net entitled An
o Arkansas and other States reclaim
swamp lands within their lm" approved September @ 1897
v1n be ercfpaed from the sales ~. f#.... < +
Offering lands viii he commenced
the days appointed aud viii proceed in he order IN which they
with all despatch, until the whole shaft
offered closed but sbnU
be weeks and entry Of ID
lands will he admitted the the weeks
Given under of Washington this day
February Domin Thousand tight hundred md any three
u........-.. ..s ~. #aa..Mf hILLARD FILLMORE
ny TIE President:
Jous wIrsor,
Commissioner OF the Land once.
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Nm. EDWARD "a CARMICHAEL, vivHtues,
~ services citizens Of Washington
srh adjoining the IRVING
Hotel, Ar4Add'
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MOTTO W. - hereby may that
~ intend applying General Land once the United rtss
for scrip 70 the extent o the assignment James Points lard
warrant No 1907 dsted November w. 1920, and issued 70 Henry
Daring ensign the Virginia revolutionary
which
and duplicate i-.o.d In which
claim of assignment 10 DANES
Points, decrased. j 1a-..- IF
ELIZA a. POINTS,
Esecu,rir and sole dovisco o Jas Points, deceased
Ap a-law3n Fl
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NOTICE ~ the reop-nt"r Of the land omce AZ VIM
IN ceneus by public notice. dated
1884, Nincennc,
directed and the s~ds
sschsd
Jersonve in said state. for the that appeared said
than 100 oOo
unsold land said
quantity Secretary OF tho Interior
directed the
vinc.ppc., and II istbercore recpcred accordingly.
Lands Ninccones district will he subject entry
iaad office Nncennc- until further notice. u 8tr
John WILSON, Commissioner
;vrsr.L L.sp orror, April 30, is5s
od-3aw6w
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THIS :. To give notice Mcyvsfssvv,.
u fredericksburg, Nrnuis,
snis the duplicate % land
ed father, Joshua McWss his
d.'edJsy 7ss tho orsns being thai shs claim
Jan 9o-ts~ao
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THE Last Lear from sunny side ny H. Tr"sts, with
i memorial ~ the author Austin Phelps.
Aurdred short Tale. for Children. from The Gerrsn of O. Von
Schusd 80 cents.
Three under the Snow Journal Of Young Inhsh
ant 81 . i'll vrhss ~
rgRAY 4 RALLANTyHE,
Mys street.
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commissioner Of the General Land Once
NOTICE TO rRE .EMprroN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTfoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person the OF pe-empion Of
lands within the townships townships above
tequfed
receiver proper land Office, make payment
seeing fhis notice. aud before
pointed Tor the Of the public sale OF tho land
bracing claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
#H a Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE
May l9-lawl3w .... .#... @.#."
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FRANKLIN PIERCE.


Notice settlers lands United STATES originally Nth
drdps market Of lae railroad
Under % March, 1885, San
to extend empon rights certain lands therein mentioned
the the United exist
tended public lands
line railroad heenbeore mentioned, tie
and Improvement made PRIOR 10 hc na! allotment of The nj
all claims
public
limits originally reserved Will attach pedicated settlements
Claims within the six miles limits must be time
before the the the public
and for OF dollars and fy
Claims outside Of miles, and within the limits of
original rcsorauon must be prior TO the restoration
said lands 10 private
Soldiers bounty land nt dollar and twenty-five cents
either
be located by
Immediately ac the OF the public directed by the fore
Of President applications will be received
The purchase at private entry, location by warant o the
lands outside limits,
be issued registers
ceiyers.
... JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
May25-wl3w
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Washington branch Rntlroad.-Ch.~xs Of Hours.
IW %lk I So
IN Monday March a. The passenger trains win be
Lsave washington at o .nds, a M, az and SPIN.
on sa.dn s at :, M ~ and md M
Tn The sa%s s and III tram. and the and
Annapolis and washington Junction sauons.
The leaving Saturday evening goes no farther than Phil
adetphia. one only Baltimore
Through baggage checks Phiadephia and New
York viii be given BY trains leaving Ga M and M except
y ''"''' 7, PARSONS.
Mar ,s--au Agent.
AUCTION NoTrcE-The subscriber tenders o,
his friends and the public general nuc"oneer Tor the safe Of
every description Of merchandise;
made on aud all 1 fsS fa'ea wit"
Auctioncer Pennsylvania 9th street.
Mar Dim
TOR sALE.A story dwelling Georgetown
Bridge sewecn Market and High finished in
ahou square feet, running through the and has els
stable s.r,asc house, wood house. Sc A..
application 70 George NJ soshoron corner Of Market and ndr
Terms One third cash the balance in O. ~ ard is ,.or'h.
Exchange Broker National buildings. washington. O.
MERICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, Boss"n, NY
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly Furnished
ton OF the travelling public. a
Dec IDLY -
UNCLE TOMS CAsrS.-A ufs-use dsgoersoyps q Mrs.
stow s"s%, o. avenue near AZ street, together
with portrait Of son,as the famous Queen o' song
Dec f-du
-heetins h.nse,s, h'rnh'ns good. generally
nh and sh wsshingor
ASS so-u
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Tvor
entitled the sht OF pre erp,on 10 ,py of the
,.,..,aa
r.r.iy.s ~
~, ~ sao, =, land ONCE,
...A n, H.. ssnE hfs notice.
en. The rac, th- public ac ~
''''"s e' $500 ' ''" WIS" s"oh cru " be fnvf~iscd.
a.s# fo,,,n,..4ou.- JOHN WILSON,
A-1awiaw lTN""'s' s'"S o"cc.
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4 AtVpENCE 4 COS P.s~nt Haiti, SaIovcs and
prushes-A very superior article,
E.# CHAs IL LANES
Hat, cap, and sen,Iemen'' furnishing establishment
Penn. sve~us ~ street.
Junss
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DIED.

Aberdeen Scotland Ap1 II, IN te s5h Of
~ AR AxaUder Abodein the Oldest printer Ia Scot
I'd bavk urousht Il after reaching iour seor
BLEECkER -On Saturday, Nay q, Carat Noel 5lescxer
sBds and those Of the family ne Lsea ~ AZ
the Amity-st bapt Shoen tas DAY Aion-
day 2 NJ. without further inyirsLlon !. -. ~, =.
HYDEOn Fndsy evening" May ~, aits sho1 hoe- simeon
HIDE Esa. in the 7eth year CT his age -. -. =, -.
funeral on Monday h instant from ne s residence No 10
$40 hetween south 9Th ard lothts, Whhamsbufzh.
PEEKA TasLesee, Ala Feb B Of consumption, De VIA C.
IT, .S,s nd trends Of family and those Of brother
w pei are attend bis fanera Wednes.y June
/ ou the residence Of hs hsrn ar Pest0n EsI Hartford,
Conn Can leave CGnalst 81 . o'clock NJ
~ Hartford pspen please copy.
EOGERS-At near Newly Ireland May David Rogers
.Eed e yes believed surviving reprs.
tsffve OF the Irish Volunteer
snTH-At HunEErcu l. L On Sunday morning Nay - Of con
suuruon. henry 2. Smith aged - yean-
Hs and relatives invited attend his one from bis
late rssdence % Monday S0th instant, ct n. H.
sSITHon Sunday, AsJ 3, atsr long and painful has~s
Edwin smith, Gsed G. years -
The eDds relatives and oh Edwin p and hs son
sw John Alien respectfully invited attend h funer On
Tassday s instant p NJ su hs late residence No. III Ss
ct, Brosklyn.
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SATURDAY. NAY es-P. ".


The Stock is variable and W taOOt marked feature
excepting in the large sales Of Nicaragua which. At the
Second Board reached 5000 shares The market closs1
At col decline of as compared with yesterdays price
II is now stated that Mr. Charles Morgan is to take the
superintendence Of the Company. Erie Is also lovsr
closing at s7I The other fancy Railroads heavy Csd
Shares are without important change excepting Phenn.
which went to &C. Canton and Cary are quiet at pre-
yiOus prices The advance 10 Crystal Pascs conipass
and il scld at 1876, Improvement OF ss cent within
three days The premium railroads about before
and In fair demsnd Sales Michigan Southern made
at 1885, which Is an advance Michigan Central llT To-
ledo and Cleves nd sold privately at 100 sale OF Nsw-
York Central was made 1876 which Is higher. There
nothing doing in Government ard State Stocks Railroad
Bonds are quiet but steady.
The supply of Exchange sufficient for the demand
at sssi y cent for Sterling The leading bankers
asking 10 cent
To Liverpool the rates continue firm. with considerable
engagements We hear OF 10000 bush Grsio 5s6d aooo
bbs Resin L. I'D; 500 bales Cotton ss32d; 100 tuas
Bacon 2os; 1000 bbs Flour. Is. 7i9is 3D.. $50 legs
Cedar al y foot To London few days since $1,000
Bone Id Some further Sugar freghts have been made
but the particulars have not ranspred To Rotterdam
800 bbls Resin S. 3d. and to Bavre by the packet ix
prox So GOO bales Cotton Of cent Querctron Bark
$40; and Ashes 81 0slO. To California there Is or
ering and the market is stoader. To NewOresns and
Mobile the packets have advanced TO oc, the summsr
rate Danish bark taken up to load Salt at Lisbon
for Rio Janeiro and thence TO New Orleans with Coffee II
81 IS or to NewYork 81 o5 bag. all port charges
Maid brig from Porto Rico to ewlork zoe. for sugar.
o. for Moassesa bark Of 265 tuns from New York 10
/ Mobile $1,000 and back from Pensacola with Flooring
ga brig from Pensacola, Flooring at s9tso sch ,one1
from Savannah ss 25 for Plank and o. so for Foorog
Boards Pruss brig from Richibueto 10 London Hull.
lsos-an Am ship from Bic to London, lOoa-sne from
st Stephen to Liverpool sOsand one from H. Andrew 10
! London, 95s.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury s79ss9 Payments
slO92e5; Balance 81 000l92.
The steamer took about sos 600, mostly In ingos The
total exports Of the week s2O2soi for the yssr
| s56I2l2l
Gov Bradsh is talked Of for President Of the Trust
/ Company also Charles L. Bill, Judge Bronson. j. J.
/ Phelps and others.
/ Mr. Simeon Draper is redeemng the Government v
cents cue ia July par and interest The whole anount
outstanding short time since sl,5}6sssfs The rs,
demption Of this loan will afonf SubTreaury mate
/ rally
The Coupons due on the ist prox. tho Albany CRY
Bonds win be paid at the Office Of Messrs Duncan shor
man & Co
" The imports OF merchandise other than dry goods con-
tinues large being for the week s24sG6OO, making az
creeate of about three and half millions for the week
Tho inuorts include
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BUTZ-MAoNUS New-Yss, May q Casper But1 Of Boston
snd uet MagHua osasest daughter Of C. snus E OF "e"
RBEE-In Boston May Is By Rev Dr.
M ossDh foser Hannah WetheTbee daughter Of Elijah
n Wetierbee, Esq a.. 81 Boston
Church Renaerve bsny Go, ~ Y By Rev Richards M
Niles y-stLss Of Benon Alesaoy Co. formerly Of
NevldA Cal Mrs Mary Cdzhis second daughter Of H0H john
N TT,ouhs-GiRRET So Louis April T. by Rev. WI
liam r. Cunningham M Eha B. Thomas, Of NewYSrk 70 h
Irosire {. Gsrreitscn Of 81. Loui& -
DiCEsON-PASTOS.-At Glasgow, Scotland, April q joan
Dickson Canada West Margaret oIy danshfeE Of jas
PsufOu merchant Of glasgow ..
GIERNsEY- COW Pc aTHwAITE--At Philsieinhis; May q
Jss Gussy Of T0gA Co. Pa 20 ksbeeea v" eAa<nief OF
VIZ. Cowperthwsite.
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FAr.L FALL-Coroner Wilhelm. on Saturday. held a.
inquest upon the body OF Susan McCAbe. who Fd ~
last accidentally fell down fight fsars ut her resden
No % Muberryst and broke her neck. The Jury rem
dtrtd verdict Of accidental death.
CHARGE or FALSE PRETEssEs.-A cigar dealer. named
Samuel Moore living in Mottst. yest-rdy arrested
by officers Davis and Sweeny OF the Lover Police Court
ehsrgd With obtsning by false representations cigars to
in cigars at No las Chsthamst The charge ~l b. in
vtgated before Justice Osborne who took the complaint
~ young pickpocket, nsmsd Geo. Stephens. was
srr, std at II O'Clock Saturday night by the Fourth
Ward Police for attempting 10 pick the pocket OF John
Burns residing at No 81 Cherry IT. while coming out OF
the National Tbsser He held BY Justice Osborne to
wait examination.
RECOVERY or LARGE NUMBER DIABosDs.-Of-
GERS j. Smith and Green. Of the Lower Police Court
assisted by DEPUTY Keeper CrOpsy OF City Prison yeer'
csy succeededD recovering 900 worth Of diamonds which
were stolen the 26th inst from the state room OF Mr.
jacobs Of Boston board the steamboat Empire state
The parcel cont ming the property found concealed
under the middle Of the carpet Of the lower saloon near
the engir Groom Jeremiah Treadw-n cOlored waiter on
bOsrd the boat is in prison charged with stealing the
diamonds Mr Jacobs had csrelessly leh them 10 MS
berth when he left the The package had not
been opened reward OF $500 was offered tor the prop
efty and the officers viii probably have this amount d
vided between them.
ARREST OF SUSPICIOUS CHARAcrERs-Oficer Walton
Of the Sixteenth Ward while pitroDg his beat al CLOCK
Yesterday morning. discovered two suspicious characters
in Slth av near Eghteenhst ying the basement doors
Of different dwellings, with view Of .scng an entr snce
After watching tn for time the officer took them
into CUSTODY but before he could get them TO the Station
house, of them, named jim Clark, made his escape
The other VIM johnson alias Duffy was taken TO the
Police Station and upon being searched two skeleton keys
were found bis person He subsequently locked up
by Justice McGrah, to await examination Thess fellows
are members Of gang well known to the police of the
Sixteenth Ward and believed to be the parties Who
have committed the late depreoa in twenty cond ST.
and other streets in that neighborhood
PIcKPOcKET CAUGHT IN The Acr.-A notorious pick
pocket named Often caught in the act Of picking the
pocket Of lady named Mrs. Sarah Eggleston, resi-.
ding at No 10 Fifth sv while she at the pier foot of
Csnat Saturday witnessing the departure OF the
st. amship Baltic The fellow got possession of her purse
which contained between $40 and SILL and was making of
with when arrested by officer Davis of the Fifth Ward
who took him before Justice Bogar who he'd bin to bail
in $500 to answer the charge. This fellow was ar
rested about four years ago for picking the pocket of
gentleman and that occasion he gave bail for his APP
pesrance to answer but failed to appear when called up
for trial
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ssics ef stechs nj PhiladclpA /.

Fs,, Board sOo Penn 5. eAsh ssh SO Do 81 ssA ss
6 Gss 5000 do DO do - ss sLssewssi Phi. oSsp's s.
Vekstug r. r. 7i 50 Lehsh Nav 200 sshl Nav Prefer
res, A ssi he do. do. do sswn So ~ Penn = s>sa
ST - -, 80. \, ., :. a..
d. Is l; 100 do. do cash. isi 30 Sch Nav Prefeffs
A6Si =.
IS ~ loo Do do s5n, "a 500 do DO - 80 uases
Canal s5wn, III 10 Penns II r. bS 5e do do 90 30 SEA
Nav Preferred swn ST. 20 Man Meehs Bk, - se sSosAssa
Bank, Kentucky, ti7t
ffrey Board-loo Long Island 1884,
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TAdvertiseuosntI
PEIRsos g. LAKE invite

To TIE LApEs-UBsDELL, PERsos 81 LAKE invite
the attention patrons the opening Of large
cb plaid Silks Baeses Jsconets &c Just received ~
novelties which ready
r inspection No al Broadwsy between Grand Boomests
~ Elegant Wedding Cards, with rich Silver Dor
der and printed gold beautiful article for weddgh n
6c plain French porcelain wedding cards and
JeI did Of wedding envelopes at EVERDsLLs No ~
B1oadwsy, of Dusnss-
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IAdvertisementl
"a Worlds Fair and Crystal Palace Depot, No. 4

- I uu1V FVFf
Brosowty for Boots Shoes and Caters comprising the
offered fifty per below The
price, Please call and examine for yourselves st JoSrs No.
al Broadway.
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Spray, 81 tuns, S. Draper.
Sport, 80 TINS, Il. r Ferris.
Norma, % tnns, Messs. Major.
ARIEL, Is tUns, w. Butler Dumas.
Alpha, "A tuus, X. X. Morris.
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HA young pickpocket, namsd Geo. Stephens. VA
srr, Std al II O'Clock Saturday night by the Fourth
Ward Police for sttemptirg TO pick the pocket OF John
Burns residing at No 81 Cheryst while coming out o.
the National Tbsater He was held BY Justice Osborne to
srr al, xarnin.finn
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to- In regard to Mr. Tsppan bis materna ancestors cane
son ching like hundred years ago from lreitsd taes
frum OPPRESSION and he feel tor no dsitu- ana
oVprsssd everywhere In regard 10 thu. id-s OF S"han
scUn the particular spot who're y0a live Nj y ssa Is
sss not correct In ei7 when Intelligence came IN
brave people were perishipg from famine WA SAID NJ
G., in situ stion where had oPpo'tunity TOR .tViy
He a member Of Congress. | was nome tuso, a.
Greenfield IN his State subsci pion was prop So ou
many persons obe ted IT, and SAID that OBJ oi ohsy
enough could be found At Albany, and Troy ana NeT
York ih going across the for -bHt went u
the minister myselt said Mr. e., the Sunday ana We
usde Of the first collections for the relief OF the peope
Of Ireland that had been made in country churh
Mr. C. also alluded 70 remark made ny the other slde
prjudical 10 Douglas the advocate Of the freedom Oh ms
Mr. G. spoke highly in his praise a. an orator ana
the work IN which be engaged-adyOcAlnz tas cause
Of bis people Those who love oppression cannot bear 70
bear agitation in opposition to it, Mr.. T. spoke OF the e.
forts Of Granville Sharpe 10 INA as related to
and the efforts Of Mr. OCOnne for his counrym-n IN
Iresndaud yet whose hesrt could expand - symPsthe
with the oppressed in every land.
In relation to Trainer and bis being dscoyed to New
Jersey Mr. C. said that the woman, whose husband ana
Der he wished see in the gallery at the time OF hts
testimony although her husband had not yet come on ana
had confirmed Trainers statement OF having 0een ao
quanted with the man in Mobile he had been inquog Tor
and whom the that decoyed him of pretended ne was
leading him TO He sfterwsrd afraid TO come 20
Court beaten and cOwed down the coored man IS AZ
the South until assured Of protection by the Osrrt and
be has been no longer afraid
Mr. e. coDtended that the father in respect mas
right to the custody Of the child but if the Judge does
TT TO give il 20 him. he give its custody 10 Kew
Mr. Pennington Others who stand ready to give secur
iy for its proper The remarks OF Mr. T. were i0rci
be and eloquent throughout
The Judge said he would render decision on Monday
today at II o'clock when the child to be sgsn brought
down.
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MARRIED..

Court Caiendar.......THIs DAy.
ID Saturday.
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textile fabrics and with efforts to educate the artistic eye OF
Operatives
~ ExAderman Libby has sold out the good will o!
LOydOys Hotel with the furniture &c, for very hand
some
~ Among the passengers arrived yesterday, in the
Arctic from Liverpool were Hon VIM. &. Rives, Minis
Ter to France and family Commodore Aulck L. s. Navy
Dr. s. Russe Chlds, Of New-York; Capt Arnold, British
Army Rev IL Benedict Rev. w. J. Frost, &c.
MAIL AGxNrs-S. H. Rogers, of Fordhan, n Y, has
been appointed Mail Agent on the Harlem Railroad, in
place Of H. j. Aims removed.
Messrs WV Sheep and Charles Atkinson Mail Agents
between New.York and Philadelphia, have been removed
and John Low of Jersey City and Sylvester Nasyce OF
Trenton have been appointed TO succeed them on the FIRST
OF June
ScARoIrY OF CHURCHES THE LOWER PART OF THE
CRY ,-Twenty.one Churches have been demolished
within the last fifteen years, below Canal ST. We OBJ
served the other day on the door Of Christ Church
(Episcopa in Anthony stone of the most recently de-
serted-he following notice "To let this Church for re-
Igious meetings lectures hotel stables any other pur
pose Apply" NC
~ The Sunday alias commenced its sixteenth vol
ue yest r6ay aud viii be enlarged in accordance
with the demands Of is patrons and the spirit Of the age
The Alas the only of the Sunday papers which has
openly taken sides leading political questions Its De
ocracy e Of the Free Soil stripe and keeps of the
slow coaches Of the party in fever Of anxiety by reason
Of its lack Of reverence for the peculiar institution"
1Ae Atlas maintains high position among its class Of
papers in many other points.
u It Is stated that woman who keepsa small grocery
the Of Church and Wsrrensts IN an old house
for which she has unexped lease of two years reiase
70 sell her lease for lees than twenty thousand dollars
The owner Of the property who wants to pull the house
down and put up building has offered her ten thon
nd dollars but she refuses for less than twenty
thousand Many years ago when Masonic Hall, in Broad
way was projected the owners wished TO extend to the
corner Of but the owner Of the wooden building
On The corner demanded twenty thirty thousand dollars
Tor bis property which really worth than six
or seven thousand Masonic Hall was constructed and
NE old wooden corner stands there sI, monument to
evsrreaehing o,pdity
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Maria. 10 tuns, Com. Stevens.
UlIs, 100 funs, c. b Miller.
CoInelia, g tulis, Vice Com Edgar
Uns. 60 tuns. l.. NJ. Rutherford.
Sybl, a tuIa, Il G. Center.