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oLrFIA, Aug. %, 1884,
TNHE UNDERSIGNED being about 70 leave for the
i Sandwich Islands, per bark "LuikA,n has Gp-
pointed wN. @. DUNLAP to act for him during his
absence.
sASrL C. ALLEN.
, 1854-11-11
Cabinet Shop.

FURNITURE Of various kinds kept con
Il stantly on hand, and oraers, hlied At -
short netice.
A variety Of work made Of beautiful InT
curled maple now in readiness. The cit- 4"
zens Of Olympia and vicinity are respect II y
fully invited 70 call and examine.
Olvmnia. April 29 1884 Sltf
, 1854-11-11
EYans & EheY.

TTORNE VS. AT LAW.
onices-0lympia and Port Townsend. W.T..
!. N. EBEY, Port lELwooD EVANS
W. 7. Olympia w. 7,
Aug. IL, 1854. l9f
, 1854-11-11
GEORGE L. STORY,
DENNISON'S BUILDING, FRONT STREET,

PORTLAND 0RMGOAs
,IOFFER AT WHOLESALE AID RETAIL he a.
" lowing articles:
, 1854-11-11
pE sHUTEs STORE.
LIVERY STABLE.

NE w ARRANG EMENT!
THE undersigned, having completed their large and
i commodous stable in Olympia. are now prepared
10 stable at one time ONE HUNDRED HORSES ano m
tend keeping a number Of excellent horses for hire
Also horses kept by the day or week.
For terms and other particulars, inquire ~ tne
Pacific House.
A. j. Baldwin will be found in the sfnee attached 70
the stable night and day. ready At all times 70 atend
70 any call IN the line OF his business.
In Connection with the above business, . team win
alWays be on hand 10 accommodate those who may
want teaming done on reasonable terms
Al. BALDWIN 4 co.
OLYMPIA Feb. II, 1854.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

such road or line passes; and said original
section forty-nine is hereby repealed.
F. G.. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT LEE,
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
May lst, 1884.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

emily Of the State of Ohio, That when the
commissioners Of any free turnpike road shall
fail, either for the want of time or sufficient
means, to complete such road, it may be
lawful for the county commissioners of such
county or counties, through which said road
may be located, to grant such extension Of
time for the completion of the same, as to
them may seem reasonable and proper; Pro-
viled, that said county commissioners may
further continue, or cause to be continued,
such special taxes as were, by the original
act, or actsssamendatory. authorized to be as
sessed for the construction of such road, up
on application of "a majority of the residents
who are chargeable with such special tax.
Sec. 2. This act shall be in force for four
years from and after its passage.
Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts con-
Aicting herewith, are hereby repealed.
f. G.. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT LEE,
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
May lst, 1854.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27
AN ACT


To extend the jurisdiction of Justices of the
Peace in civil cases, and TO amend sec
tions four. five. and seven, of the act en-
titled IAN act of the jurisdiction and pro
cedure before Justices of the Peace, and of
the duties of Constables in civil cases"
passed March fourteenth, one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-three.
Sec |. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembv of the State of Ohio, That section
four of the act entitled an act for the u-
Iisdiction and procedure before justices of
the peace, and of the duties of constables in
civil cases" passed March fourteenth, one
thousand eight hundred and fiity-three, be
50 amended as to read as follows: Section 4.
Under the restrictions and limi itatons herein
provided, justices of the peace shall have
exclusive original jurisdiction of any sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars and concurrent
jurisdiction with the court of common pleas
in any sum over one hundred dollars and not
exceeding three hundred dollars.
Sec g That section five of the above
mentioned act. be so amended as TO read as
follows: Section 5. When the balance claim
ed TO be due, on any open or unsettled ac-
count, or any bill, note, or bond, shall be
less than three hundred dollars, the party by
whom such balance shall be claimed may
commence his action therefor before Justice
of the peace, who shall have power, and he
is hereby authorized to hear and determine
the matters in controversy, without regard
10 the original account or contract, and he
may render Judgment for any balance found
due not exceeding three hundred dollars and
if any plaintiff appeal from judgment en-
tered in his favor for such balance, and shall
recover judgment for a sum greater than three
hundred dollars, besides interest and costs,
lie shall not recover costs on such appeal.
Sec 3. That section seven of the above
named act, be so amended as to read as fol-
lows Section 7. If any debtor shall appear
before Justice of the peace, without process,
and confess that he is indebted to another,
it shall be lawful for such justice, on the APP
plication of the creditor, to render judgment
on such confession against the debtor for any
sum not exceeding three hundred dollars.
Sec. s. That the original sections four,
six, and seven, of the act to which this is
amendatory, be, and the same are hereby
repealed.
f. c. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT LEE,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27
AN ACT

To amend section forty-nine of the Code of
Civil Procedure of the State of Ohio.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Ohio, That section
forty-nine of the Code of Civil Procedure of
the state of Ohio, be, and the same is here
by amended so as to read as follows: Section
40. An action against the owner of line
of mail stages, or other coaches, for an inju-
ry to person or property, upon the road or
line, or upon liability as carrier, and any
action against railroad company, may be
brought in any couaty through b or into which
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

Sec. 9. That sections two, eight, and
eleven, of the act aforesaid, be, and the same
are hereby repealed.
F. c.. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT LEE,
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
May lst, 1854.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

President of the Senate, pro tenn.
May lst, 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
THE pERHAM GIFT ENTERPRISE.

fAf Eff0T ~ TIC Y Y IFfDNHf
SIR: Do you know how this business is to be consum-
mated have been told that the Committee at Washing
ton have 100000 blank cards OF each thsy write the
name of prize These cards contain other name nor
mark Then they place the several cards in separate en-
veopes all of pattern and having mark of disinc
ton The envelopes then sealed and cast promiscu
still bearing distinctive mark they thoroughly shut
fed and mixed When this process Is accomplished then
the Committee number the several envelopes
at and ending with 100 600 When finished they will be
deposited In the office Of the Committee Of Philadelphia
the ticket holders notified aud each person requested to
write for the package containing the duplicate OF the mum
Der on his ticket On its receipt, he alone will be cogn
zant of his fortune T.. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
DOLNGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.

From Our Own Reporter
SENATE. A1bASr, Saturday, Feb ls, 1854.
LIQUOR LAW.
Petitions are still pouring in for prohibiting the sale OF
sUPERISTESDEST or COMMON SCHOOLS.
Several petitions originating in different section, OF the
State and numerously signed presented this morn
ing asking for the speedy separation Of the Once oil
Superintendent Of Common Schools from that OF secre
tary OF state.
NETWORK HARBOR.
Mr. HurcHISs. representing Kings County this NOR
ming made his minority report that portion OF the Gov
ernor Message which relates the encroachmeats upon
the Harbor OF New York 1t il very volaminous dOeu
msnt it, reading occupying near an hour 1t takes strong
ground against any change the present condition OF tue
piers and bulkhesd and urges that there no necessity
for action by the Legislature in the premises oas thous
ard extra copies OF the report was ordered printed
Tie PREsIDEST presented the ARnusl Report of the
Commissioners of Emigration.
NJ. CROSBY Introduced the following entitled Dill;
AN ACT to Incorporate THE Merchants and Pablshes Aaver
sos Materials Aaau;.caEins Company Of New
sEcIiog Provide. that cssger chlds I.4s Van Aadss
C. TicnrsoS has Haven Ch-.s, Jo.sph " siiuson,
and thf soeis;s ard al cher Pe.oa wso 'h. ossae
To ty the uan spscsd the tile Of the bill anu IL tdst
I1t' 3 % ~ 81. zee 81 s hs' .asso % ,.
iEdia and eorporstoss Tor toe gaoe.;on Of
T.TaeS and may sets usrs.sturea saa ie aea
or rei,ors ITorert, IN I.inLt o. ~ CO. 80
SEC Ssnpoye5, sa to hed an Set 1i. ~ -
which not De CURED the ssncles Of = sus1s pro-
y,d that hail b lawful FOR SAID Coroaton T. Csc
or entloy l1v part Ct stock funds mora 10 Dgns o.
selling rooes Teh-aass Other 1aAA 'selsl II sec
tisl u TIL at .,,~.,r,n
10 be siss q rs each BIT me es 2cf n
tk.xetois BE- nere.ee n slch nnr 3 "a
Bead Trustees 6eteril rro-ied t1 t "l9s eip
l. thk be VIA! for Sd Crp5rs
busre whenever and 50 soon a. SIJ-t sa
hsvc beer utscribed Tor snd s.sf A>tor1y secured
SIC rroyids Nccrls snail BE ire FIRST Pres1eas
Of or-orstou & Thomps9r Secretary wa sas
hod their and nine Of the eorporors are rs1
Tn ees whorr shall resce Do b1sne-s IN e~
Vera. Elookyu OF william sturzh- r.
Provides st.ck property and s1r o. t35
rsisn ss r.rsgsd AID rbsy ecnlEeied0 D. ne "
rotary srl Trustees. s..... ,f-e
Trrsfees L the I'd Trssc-7 10 F=brr.ry 1875 . -.
tie d1fy a. the scresEy o. tie Do2oI.-
peviocs the "a eeeioa = prepare -
.stereat of the soInt O. esBi-a Deoasls
psry pTororion actually p.id IN. tie a1o1at q N
De- s-ourt q lividenis % be prepared s19lt
Of tie Gcrany for psr. ys - tn- tsn and
a. psu 70 tSs irsrecgn Of re S.3rxA1 fsr,
Of the earpoEat1Ts IA eia2oN-
ers ihsrl srstet 81 llWl husnfs Of re loalt az
SIC D 5afssthe stockfa of e., 5loi4i-y
rss oTs e n the exert their respective snE M no gae
fsr Al Liabilities q tie Cc--T cry e.. 80,
sc 10 pc, ID. sat tr shs expire n tteea from
OF IL rssre prsVled hts al eo1tacs pfeFl9lJ m15s
sklIi he tndlrE ard Obligatory
GIANTS OF LAND rSDER WATER
On motion Of Mr BacoKs, tie following resolution
was adOI' !;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR EUROPE

EUROPE.
The Pacific sailed for Liverpool Saturday with large
number Of passengers; among them Mr. Bowen,
Consul TO Bordeaux three or four bearers Of dispatches
and half dozen Cinnamon, with long queues and queer
names
THE AFRICA.
The efforts Of the tugs and other used 10
float the Africa have hitherto been unsuccessful, and she
remains in about the position as las. reported Owing
to this accident she will not leave Wednesday, her
appointed sailing day The steamship America VIII leave
Boston on that day instead consequently there will be no
European steamer from New York until the departure Of
the Hermann next Saturday.
THE GREAT REPUBLIC.
TIE Boston alias says that Capt Mckay, formerly OF
the ship Republic has had order from foreign house 70
rebuild his ship steam frgae and would leave Boston
Saturday, in the new clipper Lightning for Liverpool
10 make the necessary arrangements.
THE PHANTOM
The clipper ship Phantom, reported ashore on Hymns
Knoll was got off on Saturday morning ct ? o'clock oy
steamtugs Wave and Hector after dscharging one lighter
load of her cargo She was not seriously damaged
THE THREE BELLS
Capt Creighton will sail this morning ct 10 o'clock Tor
Glasgow. He will be accompanied down the bay by .
large party Of friends.
STEAMER PRINCETON.
The L. s. steamer Princeton. Cept Henry Eagle, re-
turned yesterday from trial trip Of three days sea The
trip has been OF the successful character her engines
and machinery coming fully up to the expectation OF her
engineer and officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

Rs That the Attorney General lin hsj,dsnent the publ
r,qu, scsons 10 the o9n
th annans the cdes pxsut aed gsde
a. srrrticn Of the Of IN, Land once 70 hnr,
F,. M er.a lands undsr vaer bearing dhe ms sn jay
MATERIAL HISTORY THE STATE
On motion Of Mr. HITcHcocK, the following resoiaiion
VIZ adopted -, "a.
E-ss That the :seretsry Of ss rePor, to the snsf Al az
h- number Of complete sets o. toe
Office .lso the nGneer OF ' ss1
and wherein they incomplete ana the
reDse Dske the complete
A CONSTITUTIONAL OBJECTION
The bill to provide for settlement OF the accounts o.
TIE Commissioners appointed 10 erect Cout House aec
Jail in the City of Ucs and to discharge them from their
official bonds, having been passed this morning II vas
discovered that amendment made in COMMITTEES OF 'he
Whole-whieh amendment named Hiram DEMO, one Oh
the Judges Of the Court of Appeals Auditor to the Com
missiOBeTs-was unconstriioaL II bestoNing second
Office State official The passing the bill was re
coDsidered-he name of Ward Hant substituted for that
Of Hiram DEMO, and the bill repassed.
bills PASSED.
The following passed the Senate;
Relative a Court House and Jail in the City Of usieA
Relative highway labor the Half Moon and Clfos PARK
Tlsntrosd
stne the Nsssrs County svins Bsnk
the charter Of the village OF Saratoga sprins
Beve indictments for robbery barss larceny and rsestv
ing stolen gocss. -
Authorizing the Police Justice in the village of Peei
kill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
POLITICS on STATEN ISLAND.

T, Ne Editor If The N Y. rtbrHe
SIR As your valuable journal has become one OF the
principal vehicles Of intelligence among the reading portion
Of this community would request the privilege of having
these lines inserted in il to dsspae lew nsnuatcns that
have come my knowledge respecting my course at the
recent ole c,ion held in this town II has been said that
WAS one of the most Industrious and aborous workers for
the election Of the Democratic ticket This 'sre, NJ, Esor
Ser an absolute seho0d Ta only service cid Tor the cause OF
as nonnees on tho Vhts
ticket could without vsstins every pfinepe
The somisns the Whs uket sntouoted
" selected koss Who elected they thought would DO ths eest
IN their srschss ofces Hut we are al liable 20
be remarkable that supposed by some 70
unpnosle should sesonsy 30 noun n.tsd
II m. cou,e has Detrimental TO tbs Whe
causs he's the sake of bendns this community 10
from desire eApecistoa Of personal al
vantsse. Very respectfully yours, IONio IAFsN
q. (1osi.fo 4 l. heb 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
COYSTITUTYONAL AMENDMENT-FTRE.

IOnespOndence Tho N 7,
GREENE, Chessngo Co, N. Y, Feb Is, 1884
The majority in the town Of Greene, In favor Of tho
Proposed Amendment the Constitution Is a. which
Is very fair considering the cry Of taxation brought 10 bear
by the Softs
The store and contents owned by Frederick g. BunneD
at Smthve five miles west of this place, this morn
ing burned to the ground Loss about $4,000 insured Tor
o. eO0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
fcndi Nollres.

COURT of COMMON PLEAS of the CITY and
- COUNTY OF NEWYosK gI5AAc F. sSoW r. 70 S ~ D.
BEY-To FRANCls CoRDREI. Deisne.9t Yea are hereby
suHEorsd sre r'suiies 10 Ass e. ne u az o.
NtwIcTk, Tho 7th day OF Feers.ry s+ a1d 70 ST.
Office In Tia City u Ne g tor' 1919
twetty Gays .fle re service hesoL o. H. ns
aid tie pAniif. in tbs setog viii Ase ~ nt - 90
~ me ,u1. o. Two EaaaIsd ans ~ III .et on
Iins-.t 20 ls-s,a
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Ne~-YoTk Notice hereby se9 % al Peea'
isviHs claims ELIAS THOMAS late % the City q Ns-
II sdsfes 10 IS Irsnue is ia The civ New
York on the Ssh day Of July neNDad Sewf0fkne
j e isSeEM. JOHN DFLAHATER Aiunisrs,or.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of tie Surrogate OF ne
i County 81 SssYos. Notice hereby given % al persons
seeesd to present thereof s@eI
her No. les in the City New o.
he twtiielh dsy Of Asg IS MANY TOTEM Atniasef1I
.ug = isu6nM
IN PURSUANCE OF an order IL the Surrogate Of tue
County OF NevTork notice hereby 70 al persons a5t
decessed present the with vouchers Thereof % ~ 90
.eIse al Is = s, N is - =, 1sa I -S L p b., Yrs
the i6th day Of Deeember lsS CHARLES OAlLoiS
el-t---
eIsius srs n MARY ANN HARTSETr iLte o. the Cy d NJ
soi.ricr 1t No % I'm in the Cs SE az
o. o. before stvtu.seata day Of July aeItD.ed "a
he urte euih day Of January, 1884 JAMES = HAtISEt
WINS BEsDsr,w Atorre-s Ne g JoAa-. Us lLEsaN
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF tie Sarrggaie u 'ne
L Cont Il NeYs-k notice : hereby gVel 70 al 30
Va C-r-eH.er dsecsssl rrseut the zs1as wh v91e-is
te.ef 10 is atssbs1 q h rs.lsl-e No l3i s'h So a
n,isd Sc V - 10 70 g " JohS e,Y Es.ss,sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
Gifsuiboais ano Railroads.

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD-Passenger
~ Trains Pier FOO; OF Duane as follow viz;
Buffalo Express A. NJ fer Bu=ao direct over IN ~ 4 =
the Buffalo and T. City R. without eAAase OF
baggage
This night Emirs and proceeds no
WAY E1pie At l20 II Dsnkrk and intermediate Sta
tiops
Eev,bursh Express. - P ". for Newburg
WAY P NJ for Permon interreds.e STATIONS
Nsbt Erpr.ss z NJ for Duntirk snd Buffalo
On 81 rDAY only one Express Train AZ NJ
Dunkrk with e Lake shors
cleveland Cinonn.L Toledo Detroit Chicszo,
CHAS MISOT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
Datcr Cure.

WATER CURE.-HYDROPATHIC and HY-
w GTENIC INSTITUTE 10 IS Lsisht-st-R I. TRAIL
" D Proprietor; 6 II. TAYLOR, " D and DR. J.. L. nos
FORD Assistants Accommodations for 100 pstients sPeea d
psruent fnse derses Competent Female Physicians for
Midwifery Once examinations and outdoor practice 81
ended 10.
uYDROPATHIC and PHYSIOLOGICAL
SCHOOL For the education 81 WssrCure Physicians aud
Heath Reform Lectures The Second Term viii March
Teachers the Nedcs Department Dr. shev DR. Taylor DIT
Wellington Dr. Trail DR.. Snodgrs. Prof Fowler. Apply
K. T. TRAIL NJ. d, No. Is Lashts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
Count. 1Cos nssy ,.s s =: c
s, Fss y cesnao No
a.; M. n 'S Sss ay :, IS E
nj nj l..suN. EsEsEzEs PitaEa, EI'e.''l'
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
erI q s T Me- ho s d
York shrmaster deceased to present. ne ae VITA s0 =
May neIt-D.ssd New York the I'd s,y q 9ssber 1855
osirs-sroN GEORGE W STEVENS, Executors
NOTICE. is hereby given that the balance remaining
fosf s DEC cy q S Yort deassd sy
9e HSsI .. The 9I;''s Of ne S o. m .; aT
pose vii be dbuied sccodins law the sarTees ohce
at 70 oeosf n The fSsneS "a Of A bis day
rusry, 1884 n6swl A " BRADFORD. sarIosAie.
NExYORK SUPREME COURT-JAMESC CUR
~ N ss,s't JOHN c. THOMPSON, Jsme. hits1soes'
Ahls Roseoo A.ESer osolr7 B.TG,ra
IN Oliver HOrsh Jsdsh P ca. Charlie. Carr. md Jisn
e,s e. money demand on ss,I.o A Yos
hereby sunmonsd and required comp
youI answer e the SAD complain on .ubr5er ak Oe
30 y Merchants EIfh.,. p. City e Si;in
vice and fs 70 answer the AG complaint El.ain tns ne
io The sur Of enc hasdrsd thousand dollar. from the
,y,nts.rth Of NOysnb enc taassd et hundred md M
ton sled the oee Of the cert Of the c'I and Soany Of
SsEYSr. en the 18Th day Of Pes57sry l
fb2olsVewM
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- MISUNDERSTANDING BURNETT sg.ins; HENRY VAN
BERGEN Relief ICON served To HENRY
VAN BERGEN, defendant You hereby summoned AMI re;
quiTed the complaint this action which will b. ded
In the oee Of the Clerk Of City and County OF At the
ss.aer the said sSt ca he .abscrS At hs ee
49, Broadway the City Of NewYok within twenty day. aer
exclusive Of the day Of such
service and all the said complaint wshn toe
tine Aforesaid plliuf th viii sppy the Court
tie relief demanded complaint And viii take judgment
asrs; the s thousand dollars with interest from hs
2sih day Of December s5s Dated NewYors Dee q, 1853
Barnard RICE Plaintiffs Attorney. No $50 Bro.dw.y
ny. Jls"owM
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DOR CHARLESTON .na FLORIDA. -sEMI-

TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA.-SEMI-
WEEKLY U. s MAIL LINE.-The fsvorite and fast coin,
er sOUTHERNER Ewins commander win leave pier No
NHib River wEDNEsDAY, I'd February. o'clock NJ
Ireetey For esht apply boa where al bills 0f lseng VIII
lie signed and for ps.sfe At The ofis Of
sP0FFORD TiLESlOS Co No 3 Brosdwsy
Thrcush cssts Fords follows; To JseEsnnVil, >'l 70
PLATA SIS
TOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, &c
The fAvorte s;erHshp ROANOKE Capt skinner VII lei
Pier No l3E TUESDAY Slst rst AZ 0elo-k N i9'
NORFOLK. PETERSBURG and RICHMOND Time 10 Nsrf9ik'
"a hours arriving there the Sea Board no
Ibte and Wnnson and Manchester Railroads AuSasH ana
Atlanta Charleston &c -.
Passage end fare y Norfolk. .........-..s...'ss-s
Passage and fare to Pet,rsburg AID Richmond ... 10
Storage passsre hslfprie-
For feisht apply N beard AID for passage, 20
LUDLKS PLEAsAETs, 70 81 8ro.I gay =
II S MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for NJ"
~ ORLEANS via HAvASA-SaiHnE AZ o'clock T. NJ trSn
Pier foot Of Wsutnst ssrryns he Government Mails. - =.
Tts Company intend TO dkp.;eh MONDAY, ree q ne
CRE sCEET CITY, Capt Rodney barter frei.n "a
y per cubic foot vi be ei'ea Oh 81
irr Srecie only taken on beishft Havana ,-,
rShppes will be furnished sth thebl.ns forD OF bins OF
signed BY Company sppesoo No bills Of l.dias 5000
after the sailing a the ses>el - - -. ~
w.. ~ s- fe fF'S NJ o ROBERTS =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

Tai .sS 80 %
TIE Auditor he'd supposed that the Communications had
been made regularly Siih the acton Ct the Board Of Ca
mai Commissioner But finding tina. the Commissioner OF
TIE Division, Mr.. MArHEsl had alone made them
without sny action OF the Board he had refused to pay
the rtuainser -
The Womens Rights Convention proper adjourned 90
Wednesday evening but owing To the absence from the
civ of the members Of the Legislature was decided that
lecture should be delivered by Mrs ERSEsrrsE L. Rosr
on Friday evening giving the members an opportunity TO
hear the arguments in favor OF the rights claimed by
The lecture room Of Assoeis'o. nan was wen
msnv ladies and gentlemen of the higher classes large
number of members of both branches OF the Legislature
were also present and am Informed the lady address
made very favorable impression upon their minds she
sloks near three hous asd frequently ecited very hearty
applause She all Ise ground presenting the
claims of woman in a very farcible manner -
Mr. CoSKLNG las bill with the following title, wnicn
he intends to introduce the first Opportunity he gets
An act to amend act entitled Aa Act 10 provide tor
".he Licensing and Government OF Pilots and regsnng
Piotsges of the Port of New York passed, June -,
1888
This bill provides for amending the ninth section OF the
act referred 10 have read that the Commission
ers shall proceed 10 license many pilots AZ they may
deem rrorer for the port Of New York. specifying the dit
rept der, es according TO the competency OF applicants
No license 70 be granted TO persons holding licenses from
other Ststes The Commissioners sh.u have power to
anIu revoke licenses for intoSeaon or other mscon
duct.
The twelfth section is amended TO give power to
Commissioners 10 regulate the staonng OF pos boats
for the purpose by receiving pilots from outward bound
vessels and may amend existing reguIaons They may de-
clare and enforce rhures oploSgeapoa any msmsnsge
ment OF neglect OF duty by pots consei by them and nay
impose ard coec, fines for oenses not TO exceed ESQ
for each oense prevent the combination of pilots and
they may enforce ard receive accounts Of al moneys col
lected for poage by the pilots licensed by them aud may
impose and collect from such pilots not exceeding
per on the amount thereof o dersy their necessary
expenses including clerk hire and Office rent.
The 29th section is made 10 resd that any person, not
licensed by the Commissioners Now Jersey who shall
ac, as pilot shall be adjudged guilty Of msdenesn,r
ard punishable by fine not exceeding one hundred dol
lars and any employing such person shall be subject
TO pay the Board s0O