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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-18
The "Statesman, ON Taxation.

J The Statesman thinks that because tn,
States support their government by direc
taxation, therefore the General Government
should be supported in the same way. II ais,
'niers that II It is better to support the Gen
eral Government by impost upon foreign
goods, it would also be better to support the
State Governments in a similur manner.
We see difficulty that we presume did
not suggest itself to our neighbor. The con.
St'lnllon OF the United States provides that
no State shall impose any such duty. True,
this is very small objection to a genuine
progressive radical Locofoco, but to old
fashioned Republicans it is conclusive. We
take 1t that We are yet the United States, that
we have, or are supposed to have unity of
interest, aud that it would not be good policy
to be taxing the productions of each other.
Hence the clause in the national constitution
The Mdtesmdn attempts a dodge by talking
about indirect taxation, and tries TO escape
under that fog. II won't answer. Political
economists do not agree that the consumer
pays the duty in all cases. In the United
States II Is palpable that this is not SO. Hence,
all that is paid into the treasury by foreigners
on that class of importation is 30 much saved
from the Taxpayers. But lot US look At this
idea for moment.
Here is u hard working farmer that has
bought one hundred acres Of land, and bv
int Of severe labor has made himself and
family home. His land has increased i'm
value 80 that il is on the tax list at 1000
lie has horses. cattle, sheep; &C., to the
value Of 500. lie 10 taxed ON S2,50o. SUP.
pose his taxes are now one per cent ;, be pays
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-18
ULOoK no THE SENATE,,,

Sometime since we called the attention o
the public to the fact that u resolution hat
been adopted in the Ohio Senate calling up
7 on the Auditor OF Stute for information as L
terms, OF the contract, under which ALFREr
y. EDGERToN Oiliciates as the agent of the
Fund Commissioners in the city of N York
for the transfer of the public bonds, and the
payment Of the annual interest upon the
/ foreign public debt, and that although more
than six weeks had elapsed since the adop.
ton of the resolution, it had then met with
no response from the digntary to whom il
was directed.
Shortly after the appearance of our article
Mr.. PARDEE again brought forward similar
resolution, requiring that official to report the
desired information torfhwith and wiihout
delay, and in body OF men where his political
friends largely preponderated, he was de-
servedly rebuked by its prompt and unanimou.
adoption.
Another month has gone by, and the Legis-
lalure has approached to within the ninth day
OF its final adjournment, and yet that emphatic
and reiterated demand of the Peopts's Repre-
seRiatireS is still treated with the prolounde.t
therefore, know that the Auditor OF the State
has insolently placed himself above THEM,
whose creature he is, and that in answer TO
the united voice OF their Representative,
calling for information upon u subject in
which they feel the deepest aud most vital
interest-thc management Of their finances
he designs to make no replication.
Carrying out the conspiracy that the silence
OF the Auditor reveals, bill has been in-
troduced into the Senate and there read the
second time, making appropriations for the
expenses OF the current year, and appropria-
ting to the New York Agency no less a sum
than FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Now we demand to know the items of that
appropriation. We demand TO know what
public exigence has run up that expenditure
to this comparatively enormous amount. We
know OF none. We believe that none exists,
and we warn the people Of Ohio that bold
effort is being made, the effect Of which is to
plumber the State treasury and to lavish the
hard earnings Of the peoples toll upon the
retainers of corrupt political party. To
he Legislature we say, beware! The people
nave grown tired of peculation and of theft,
they want no more DIcKIssoSs--they want
no more MEDARys-they want no more
foSrzrs-they want no more MULRlSEs.
Fhey expect economy in the public expen.
iitures. und they expect to know the objects
% which their money is applied. Disappoinr
hat exeec,s,on II you dare.
Let US have more light.--U. S. Jouraa'. '
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-18
First act under the Crow n,r Riu.

On Friday last the House of Representa-
'tiyes passed the crow bar bill On Saturday,
between the hours of ten and eleven O'Clock,
Mr., BARSuM, the Locoioco member of the
House from Cuyahoga, was standing in front
of the Clerks desk, conversing with another
member, the Deputy Clerk was reading bill
10 the House, the House was quiet and peace
able. At this moment NJ. II. MEpARY, the
Clerk of the House, standing in his desk, took
the crutch of old Mr.. GEORGE and deliber-
ately aimed blow directly upon the head of
Mr.. BARsuM. The stroke came with power,
and BARNUM was knocked down, essentially.
He was assisted by his friends to the room of
the Sergeant-at-Arms, the huge wound on his
head was attended to, and soon after Mr.. BAR
NUN, in company with another member, took
the cars and started for his home. After a.
bout an hours silent reflection and the reg
ular pursuit OF business, Mr.. LYrLE moved
that the Sergeant-at-Arms take possession of
Mr.. MEDARY, thar committee OF FIVE be ap-
pointed to investigate the transaction, aud to
report to the House what they shall do in the
premises. This matter will attract some at
ten,ion and we shall try TO keep the public
duly posted. Stale Journal March z.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-18
WASHINGTON, March 9.

WASHINGTON Marcn y,
The superior officers of the Army, present
In Washington, waited upon the Secretary of
War, in full uniform, this morning, agreeable
TO the usages OF like occasions. Nj. Davis
received them, and accompanied them to the
Executive Monsion, and presented them TO the
President.
The officers Of the Navy, in full dress, also
called upon Secretary Dobbin, who accom-
panied them to the Presidents.
After exchange OF compliments tnd con-
gra'ulatons, the officers joined by the Chiefs
Of Bureaus of their departments, repaired to
MIR. Fimcre's roch 9 at Willard's, and took
friendly leave OF him.
The President has nominated and the Sen.
ate confirmed, Sias R. Hobbie, let assistant
Post Master General; Charles Eomes, late
assistant editor of the Union, assistant Sec.
retary of State, and Willis A. German, late
member Of Congress, from Indiana, Commits
sioner Of the General Land Office
The Gardiner case came up to-day, but wa,
postponed to Thursday. the prosecuting wit
ness not being in attendance.
In the Senate, Mr.. Clayton continued hi
speech in defence Of the treaty made by hin
with Bulwer, and in reply to Mr. Cass. Mr.
Douglass got the floor to reply, when tn,
Senate went into executive session, and thei
adjourned.
The Senate contemplatcs adjournn. finnll
on Saturday.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-18

0rTOn Friday morning, at about one o.
clock. the steamer Milton, Capt Isaac Davis, Of
Portsmouth, on her downward ,fip from Pittsburgh,
when near Sistorvillc, was discovered to be on fire.
and was burnt to the waters edge. The officers
succeeded in beaching the boat, OH the Ohio eide.
near the residence of Judge Greer. The Milton had
about 300 tons of freight, chiefly dry goods which,
with the boat, will be entire loss. No lives lost
that we hear off, IVheeiing InL
0TA singular discovery is given by Gu
ban correspondent Of the Raleigh Standard DR..
Iinsey-an English practitioner Of long experience
in Cuba, and graduate of Parishes discovered,
IN the course OF his practice In of small pox,
that vaccine virus after having passed through
negro's system, becomes useless as preventative
| to the white race. ': :. r.. -',
0J-At the late term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Lorain county three brothers named
Bnrnes were convicted Of burglary and robbery, and
sentenced to the Pcnientiary. They were oil taken
down together a.ew days since, and joined br,,h-
er who had preceded them. Four brothers in the
Peniten liary! A most melancholy spectacle to be-
hold.
0TKentucky takes the fifth rank in tho.
Union os to the number Of its lawyers. New York
has 4,74O; Ohio 2,O3i Virginia l42o; Massachusetts
l,l32; Kentucky 1906
CTR. Wood has recovered $4,000 DANA
ges from the New York and New Haven Railroad
Company, for broken leg. The case has been tried
three times. On the first trial he recovered s3OoO
on the second higher amount, and now he receives
$4,000.
0~TGen. Anastasis Bustemente, three times
President OF the Republic OF MEXICO, died recently
at his residence near QseretaruA
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-18

llu, ~ ,..--r - =, - =, .
snail be the duty oi the County Commissioners Of
such county to apprnise the same and make return Of
SUCH appraisal rs aforesaid, Upon the filing Of such
return IN hls office, T said County Auditor is here;
oy nutnofzeu 10 sell thc sau enus NJ the appraised
value thereof to any applicant therefor who will
mike On oath or affirmation that it is his intention
70 Improve ana make the same permanent re.
sdnce OF ual lhe same nooin 70 ana are necessary
70 the proper Improvement OF lands tten owned and
,hnr;n m we sun oo, Audtor Is hereby an-
.ineu " uo,nin's'eii ana I'D oii cases OF sales Us
Lho oiifpeu t IN ,s section, ie sa,a County Auditor
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-18
WASHINGTON, March 10.

SENATE. Mr. Cooper offered resolutions
calling on the Secretary of the Navy. 10 clm.
municate certain information relative to the
purchases of coal for the Navy, particularly
for the squadron TO Japan. He explained i,
charging some unfair dealing and it was pass.
cd.
Mr. Clavtons resolution was then taken
up in regard 10 the Bulwer treaty.
Mr. Douglass spoke in answer to the latter
replying to his argument.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-18

Mr.. Soule presented memorial from the
members Of the Louisiana Legislature, pro.
testing against the election OF Mr.. Benjamin,
ss Senator from that State.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-18

eJ-Congrsss has passed a bill increasing
the salary of the Vice President to $500.
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AN ACT

mo. 80 AN ACT
Regulating the fees of Slerifis i'm Probate Courts
Sec. | BE ii enacted By The General Asse,ubiy ot
M' State Of Ohio, That the Sherifls OF the several
counties IN this STATE for performing the duties re-
quied by law in the Court VI Probate shall receive
the same in.s ns aro now or hereafter may be allowed
ny law Tor similar services in the Court OF Common
rleas, 10 be taxed aguinst the proper parties by the
Probate judge.
JAMES e. JOHNSON
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President OF the Senate.
March 2, 1853.
mo. 40. AN ACT
Making appropriations in part for the year 1853 and
ior dehcences in ihe Quarter Master Generals
Department in ,he year 1852.
SEG. |. Be IL enactrd By tie General Assenbly o,
me State Of Ohio, That the following sums be, md
lhey are hereby appropriated, out of any money in
the treasury not otherwise Appropriated, viz;
For the compensation, and expelIses of the
Qunrernnster General three HUNDRED dollars
For pnying expenses, and taking care ol publ C
arms, one thousand dollars. "a -
For one quarters rent due William Neil on the
rst OF January, 1874 Tor tho use ui the Hall of the
House oi Representatives, two hundred and fifty
dollars ''7'.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House nefl R,lrrsentatipes
WILLIAM MEDILL,
=, Presidsn: Of hs Ssnats.
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CupREME CouRT-CITY and COUNTY o

- NFw-YORK CORNELIUS c. SULLIVAN, plaintiff
.ssnst MOSES C. EDWARDS defendant srnnons Tor
dnsrd Com. seryed) To MOSES G. EDWARDS,
the sd hereby summoned snd required
TIE complaint k action, which viii be sled IN the Office Of
tck tie County Newfork the City Hall n
the td City Of sswYotk snd Of the
complain, the syhcter s once No y Beekmans
city within days cr.he service Of this ycu
of the day o uch service and you fail tue
ssid con aforesaid the plaintiff this
will take judgment sgan' you for the Of S a with inscs
6sy Of FctrUsry 1853 bstdes the this
Dated "a 1t3 SAMUEL c. 0EROW Plaintiffs Attorney
the Aforesaid plsin In the above entitled action ld
OF the CisIk TIE CITY e New YORK.
the nth day AZ December A. D. le5S SAMUEL c. GEROW,
Plaintiff AitoIney No. Il t.kman n Y az lsRGgThs
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law INTELLIGENCE.
IMPORTANT LIBEL SUIT-THIRD DAi
srPFRIOR CCURR-Befsre judge OAKLEY
r-rrs-5 p Frx 80 James Gordon Bennett

r., -.
Tie following evidence was taken on TUESDAY oat ns
pe objected TO- handed JGdse Oakley for "
Nc 81 a. culd Be admitted
me- lero.ion OF Maurce strakosch. wines pioe9 en-
ro an TIE rs-t plaintiff te teas n TIE ano.e
~ " rat rorr rarur place d residences and oecrpaa -
&C. about 10 leave he Ci-y Of NevA0-S. 20 b. Annn s1-
A. N, uarue Maurice strkosch my residence = NC y ~
Vcrk ~ an shout 70 tie Cify proselt to1 "L-
nav three north' ny DC 1.l - - ~
o are y0u SCI Antca ~Al
80 fris ~ frv ard Nr bennett A al acin.iA-s II
Tr- srd iive trrVn IL James Gordon 5enheL = -
- hsve ry Interview With NJ Beunst ne ccst-Atn IN
zion 10 Nj MS tie subject Of the opera Ana yea ~
al uh What oc clEft d
;,s 40 e. essntl A. had interview aiia ~
Tfe.rd 10 r., End the : uo~ l.e - - -
~fnrr
49, 81 ,s trav lofcr have been IN tne nolt-
e.-t-ifr la4f. then thcushi l. o. 19 vrF rss- y.
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FnE PoiNTs CHILDREN GoING 10 lHE Mustt
Barnum has invited Mr.. Pease with ell the endren anu
teachers Of the House Of Industry school, !" '1 inc D
IN, us se,rpoon A note from Mr Greenwood says;
hone they viii not fail to be present as am instructed
bv Mr. Barnu TO present Mr. Pease with cheek Tor s''
at the time of his visit.
This viii come very opporune' a. ne hppH'a''', y 80
home Of he homeless arc beyond the power Of all present
means 20 afford relief
We arc assured by MIR BaInuIn that the drama Ihese
children are going this afternoon is successful as rs
FIST representation indicates win be that these Objects OF
charity viii be made to feel its benefits in still more SUB
sian.lal manner The Children m procession VIII pass ne
TrErac Office about o'clock, and the Superintendent "i
be esd 10 have eny Of those who have given so ibEa!
for her support take the opportunity to see what her
charity has done FOR such number Of needy objects Nnen
ev eavo tho Museum they viii pass up Broadway above
tht PAX.
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feqai Notires.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notce is hereby
N fven TO persons having claims against samuel w hsnss
m me- IN o. ss s Fl sno California
that they required present the SSy n % %
LOekpoIt n Y. before the ist day Of AgTl 1874
sep,ember 10, 1853 ''' N'- oS isw6m Tn.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of the
County Of Notice hereby gwen 70 all persons nav
eBehehe In the State Ohio deceased TO present the anne
st. the City Of NewYOIk before the twenty,h day Of
March next-Da,sd New-loIh the th day Of AaS1st S
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
County Of NewYok notice hereby given 20 all persons having
against ARTHUR FEE late Of the City Of NewYofk de-
Ss 5dsnS ' No. IS Mson the City .of He%Yot
before the third day April nextDated Newfork the 18Th
SsiswsmIR - JANE FEE, AdministraiIit.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
County Newly notice hereby given to al persons having
fo Vocalist deceased the with vouchers thereof
70 the sSeIbeI Al her sS.See No s. Msiie IN me Sy o.
fek the eh day OF july 1856 ANNE sEGUlN Adnstra1fiH
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
es JOHN WILLIAMS late OF the City Of NewloIs,
% & P Ss.5.bss s SS S oo.ps in be CITY Of New
hok on or before t werty6 day Of April Dated New
oct2o iswemIh CArHARINE WILLIAMS Adninis'rs'riS.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF the
Cosuty Of NsNo no,se hereby given 70 All persons having
Csk deceased the with Vouchc thereof TO the
~ ty Of =, r. f,T1 SG no ~ = p. M ss
Dated Nev.le the iS'h day OF june; lsa& -. .
IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate of
the County of New-York no;ice hehy persons
having claims aeenss THOS GARLAND late Of the Cy Of New
jinTs FfASDRESU a. s SsS No s. Esss a IN ,So
Guy Of Newlors before the llth day Of May next Dated
NewNok. Soy. n. ISIS. THOs. j. GARLAND, Executor.
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corgT cALEsDAR THIS DAY.

c,vcr,r couRT-Nos. 2sI J1s Il5 II', 'V9 fs'' $40
"a ~ sis sec 81. So. 5.I IS -. IN ,no "A,
Sgp31RIoR CorRr.-Nos. 32e, 49, ~, ~ loo iol'
80 -. IS ss 5l2 Us . ST. 53s - - % q. x9 y
~ - ~ ~ ss5 N 50 80 S9l AZ ID 7, III, -
- ~ III as sD ss7 So 5zl, SO SO -. 40. a.,
CoyMos PLEAs-Par l-ho' soS soi, 90 ~, az, ss3
90 - ~ IN % 10 80 rcirsve Part fINos 80 ~ W.
~ ~ 80 80 q a. ss7, ses, go -
L. 5 DisTRicT COUHT-Non IL TO H. inclusive "A
srpnTyT CoURr-Gencrsl Term. - Non en1s'eralsS
l.OlioLs
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Nem.2)ork Onilp Gribmte.
CITY ITEMS.
LECTURES, MEETINGS, EXHIBITIONS &

LECTURES, MEETINGS, EXHTBITTONS e
THURSDAY, Dec. g. 1888.
Nh LEcTUBE repeatod) Hope Chapel 8P ~
g. " IvRTiSs LEcTvEE-BTooklJn Institute y r. NJ
J. SANDERsos's LECTURE Mechanics institute p NJ
JULLfEF's CorcERT--Meropolfan Hall r. ~
LADY and Ladies Beware" the Broadway ~
Fox HUNT and The Serious Family a. BuoD's p NJ
TIE RIvALs and M Mrs. White" al WalacE's 7. VI
UNCLE CABIN and Hot Corn" the National Theaer
UNCLE TONS CABfs and Hot Coru"-Barnurn's 0useun.
WooDs Observation-Disclosures Deineations4f Broadway 7
CnEIsTys OPERA HoUsEEthopesn Deliueaion-4l Bwey u
BUcgLEY's OPERA HoUsE-Ethiopan Delneetlons way
scsoR BLTz-ventoqusIn and Magic-e9 Broadway \ r. d.
NEw-YoRg -Equestrisn--7 Bowery. p N
BROADWAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Bwsy 10 A. NJ 10 10 p "
NATOSs-Cryss Palace. day aud evening
BAEvARD's EGYPT HOLY LAsD-15 Broadway, y r ~
JorEss PAEIoscoPE o. CALFoRMA-Ils Broadway Z. r n
De soTo DIsoovEREG MIssisPPI3 Broadway "a 70 10
PERHAMs SEVEN MILE MRROR-663 Broadway, and y M
MINIATURE WoRID557 Broadway, 10 4 NJ 20 10 7 NJ
galley EeYPTisE AETIauTEs-o59 Broadway "a 70 ~ "
RomAN GALLERY ANCIENT PIcTU7Es-S5J Bway 10 M 70 ~ I'm
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[Advertise ment
nr L NEMEERY's LESSONS. ILLUS
ILLUSTRATED BY

ssn,p D,.ex,ss-Istrucon in Physiology and Phsnoosy
h oe character aud sdvee A. to weaa
-ovweuf Sc al Hall No as Broadway from 70 ~
oieioet IHs and EVERY Evening Admission - een
Dr. n would rrfe Mott Paine, aud Fo~ie "e
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ADVERTISEMENT

EROAnWAY MANAGERIE.-The opening OF IhIs
srSs and we ordered has proved great h Ihe
animals are all condition The SAmese Twins sai ta-
eliIlren nav be without extra charge
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Tie Opera season closed last night-to crowded house
IL Prod0 being in all i;s glory This magnificent work
has proved decided attraction along with Masono to
make the late apparently prosperous Many OF the
houses were good and with moderation in the principal
ealares success ought to have crowned the season
Whether it did or not we know not
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sruarup oornr-orss.aL Ts.x

II, L. -, oxan;nstion Of candidates for adnis
"a ,tlsT ATE nom At o'clock In the Genera
Term goon1 3ffssrs r. r. A0rnt ~ - he~n ~ ,Se rhsf
s- - lie roqieS nas DsSn H'@' NV
srs,lte.tion. - fieIb before oelOek
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-JUILIEN's THIRD CONCERT of new season OF
month six nights week. took place at Metropolitan Hall
last night There were several novelties Overture
by Auber, new Symphony by Fry, and two newly ar
ranged pieces by Julien
The orchestra played better or more to the deecta
ton of the auditory and the great leader happier in
welding his baton.
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Sicnor BIJTZ. the

SiQnOr BIITZ the NentrlI0quist ht Tie SIu!NeSaHs
Insnte No $50 Broadway merry gsntleus Performances
icdpr Birds end MEe given every Evening ana
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon
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Advertisemel
Self Improvement, or How 70 Enlarge Perfect,


Rtflv Drect the Phrenooeeal Faculties Mr FowLEEssub
ee Knckerboeker Hall In Eighth sy cor ih
EvExISG, at a O'Clock. Free
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Application refused.
SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TEan-Befors Judge HofFsAs
woTIos IyJuECTIOE


Russ l. Reid at the Mayor SC, aud John Cooke co,
The Common Council passed resolution that Grand
t Bro.ssv 70 the East River from the North
should be paved h granite book inst
tiou sresav With blocks similar those aid down
te ~ BoNery and the COMMISSIONER Of Repairs and
uupss for estimates Russ Reid propod 20 40
ne ofk for superficial yard and John Cooks 20
m - per yard and the eoats ". sw.fdsa
h The latter eonended thst the esiDes Of Joha Cooke 70
od not the that the names Of TIC
firm been ven separates, the parties by law nsse
cake that the offer bopsd SC and that OWING 70 &c
irregu the es Of Russ add Reid was the lowest 1s
titled the They therefore sst that an ~
the Mayor &c from executing any
Cooke Co Cool and Geo Cspn OF 70 -.
than aid Ra& Reid plaintiffs in ths esosS
head yuds1nen. reserved.
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s,enmboaie ano Railroads.

---.uIpn, AVENUE RAILR0AD.-O On and after this
ulesve szty.Frsts, snd BrOeowsy, respectively,
esfe "a continue hourly each way during the
.sIi no" is'' 'o''0'' H. n DEWEY, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-08
SUPREME coURT-srScIAt rrE~.

William IL Richards Northwest Protestant Re-
formed Dutch Charch.
The complaint must be altered to show the now party 10
be plaintiff. -. s,c s.A
The order for security aud for stay " plaintiffs proceed
mi must stand and the motion 10 vacste denied
Nathan Baker ast. Elias 5tra1s
AnrllcafiOn refused