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Donestle PorfA.

BALTIMoRE-Lr Feb q steamship Mount s.y.se Post New
CD s sS4 r fos
s1 ks0 Y s -l .aspgs wh' Rio J.ns and
Bosios~I FEB Is Isis. ksi. Eeudsli Manila. csn.d.
cOvti B. sns. Boomsl 81 DOaae H.f,l .esn
lex, .Ss PsSpe. bay S:s sssrw3od New York
Eastern STATE DOsBe Phadsiphs York
ns DO Isi bogs Croker 81 Joaa NB 20 ,sd r
DRY E'ho hows PhlSdsiPAi. ;eh. Mary Grsso. Gey.r
Aasnfs ~ Z N ao rHS S1 ei.dd her pilot Mr. sem Trsss
or Gi.itow JgI.t, May V0se Radiant brig, and
CHLRLEsT0N-c ca Feb % harls Henry kelsey Cur. New
aok hhnohd iAsap.o, do Jsdo psyns DO Minerva Tsp
W CsIe Hsrbo Island tBah Went to .e. brs. Ga..Ta.
Gts.r Nsw:Y.k EmnA b.ssI PhiadePhii Commerce Lar
FALL RlNEkAr FEB 2 'chTs Matthew c. Dlriee James
aAcHIAsPoRTHsd FEB ~ seAr. Tire. Sister, Noo, ,,s
PIesto Sai AewYerk In port iehr Il. B Foster Norton load
MOBILE Ga Feb H. ship North American Clarke LIVERPOOL
sehr Gen Isyor Nicholson ansss An brig Il s,ephenson
SOL. ks. IS sIs Ss~Ys,t .A
li SRWos sisEfr Feb IS .s,. R.v.,o, ,,s
ssvYOTt sPsiBs Wave, Saunders. Boston b. bark creole
shis Londendey brig Baron De Casne Atwood Chereson B
An BIZ ship Emma Underwood Terooo .b hod A.
nenee or HaTre see Disssenj seh jsae Wes.co
NEwfoRr-Arr Feb y bark Charlie. Brewer EeIm,. Mobl.
si s.a m fSs 4. :5n s S;Ss R
S con s w,s tTd Win sSwpr. ca, and .sk1s badly.
q p Ssiae EL1aeeth ehs Homer Of Bos,on Rescue
<1eo cof A.fne Harding from Boston for New Haven
nnh Iuse Rich do for Georgeswn, c; Ellen DYER Kelley
p9iAre ior RhueDdi Tys sf Esntpehetl Adam. Fail
Nv il ssa Mneh Smith Io PrSvidenes for New York 'l1ops
6s,r CT Gloucester whh on the Marine R.usy re-
the sssia " - - -
fhILApELPHlA-A-r Feb q steamship City of Ysw.York
A1theNs Boston brig Frank Garyo, Jacksonville Fla; sch
Gen Cneh Bster Ne~York Jane Mot. Sorois bognd
ca steamship Keystone State H.rdis savannah
Ioh4 sAOUIH-LoweE HUbor, Feb %, schr Bengal.
speaI Nsw;fotk for Rneksna; Lookout Doyle Baltimore for
rSi,lsnd. ~ "a remained i1 port morning OF I'd
PRONlDEECEArr Fe6 q propel er Psrel Jouss ysYo,s
beleE schr Emerald CTowell fnn. Norfolk
sALth-sA. Feb u bark d son
SAY ANAAh-Ar Feb 20 hriEs Fsncs Jane Gapt Boston:
Ssy EhzAhsth Frost NewYsst; sch North State Hotoa
port Wilson New-Yor ' ~
"a hARkS-A Feb IS bark oy Hopper Den.u,i BRIG,
s1snhee hsw-fert bleoner PusT. do. Ola brig. Ann q
& se@foTf Tayenegr, Lester do; schr JallA 81
MILsis0ION-Ar FEB a. ,ehr vealoo. Rose, Boson In
STATE OF Maine Turks Island CID H brig Abn.
Iaesy Bristol EnF 2 schr Hammns Bird Bor-t EewYorf
and hedAoD for NevYsIs N' " ~"
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WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS

HsKr1rSo OF Cas- CossUNErs "A meeting q TIC con
,T.r Of 20 va held sysEis he Od'on M-s Lf-
eco &c iasan Tas ctec, 81 tae @eeuas ~ 70 lt-
>, a. A. eeu-c IL Gss u h Com any O. meet te
a. NJ. CAsE,er 4 Cecded q form ~ A. clt4 10y p
prcis zion Al iusPtcfof e s. - sggchsf ~ us 49,
80 tret fis To fv.rf no' -l-i- =
,e-, IL atty ED denay With ave 20 lav.af ~ pl.l
r,sssed aecoreIrly quite uunber Of rae ssa.lsne'
80 RI IL n,es 20 members o. the As~oeiaLl2h
sov Pysee AID addressed ne n1ees'nt - - 49,
ST. ~ aer,lfy OF but ~ vAiis y 'eol.
- No ssSrefieu was the dstoeney 40 - - -
ss, Ssstre % he gas where tie payment Of theI e W.
fused
Policy DEsrER ARREsrED-On Ihursdsy Az. HY,.-
rrf,ia pooevsn a. Ofcss Sherman made de.eest spo
- b.fr p snd hou
gen b. ebarre named James iWstson, res1i2s n -,
az fyptprs 6e tose,her with about - N - d,
.,i,es mon and e6nvey the soE House "esoA t
to sp, car for cKes-nin-ioa
Officer Murphy yesterday srrestel youn5
si.esmess-r residing 10 10 sewers Ncs
10 81 or erd wesri1s apparel ron IN ~ .s
No. ~ NJ. the l7fh inst - waian tls ~
- ether srtie Missed She held 20 Jonas '
tien.
Cu,rpRys's AID SOCIETY The preliminary arrange
~ n6ustrisl school 10 ths city are
mated be similar 20 he CbN1ens ia Socts
ssexYtyf and b under the sreeten OF AZ e'ss
& ~. bep eh.en Dircefses They viii be ,snseS py te
@ nsTs seum who have been chosen osen 81 ta7 20
49, o,esl.T vh Beard TrE tees PTetaeHt Dr berry
evvsscr Secretary p Jscchs' 4re@surof y .
r,s, & ntp5ed operatons s soon asfnDle
he urocC
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MEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

IsxyRyERENcE wITaJCsTIcH--The statement Pub i.Aed
N THE since Of The DeeTenee Of Coy re-
cf Binsaento1 prevent
a. reirrp 10 New Yoi requsi m from Gov sym2et
,sls M rott ron friend o. Gov Price who ssys tna ~ ~,
,r ceu, ksIuR Of so's AID says hat % hs eo u
manner ordered BIZ diebss Coy Price far h,r sy.iea
Al the had been or won be dnssse hDo
xb.n ohewse he dEptd tie warrant is ses os'~
A ConPrIXkETARY DISNER--Ie s'erday AFTERNOON
strer W. siyep American Hotel gerssy City by te
- Drays az Peentno and JrGderS Bank TO the O1osh
80 D'seors n the Hudson County Bank hsoISe pre-
ss,d ereeehss made by Nessrs Lebs JOIN T. 'A''4
Daley = Cr,gory TFsao w Sender, and others
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HsRRIED.

coLPY-coLGArE On the "a ss' ~ iI ~ 90 Mar,
hoh-is ~ 49, C.rssr Aofh Fsrtes - sal. az o. - -
g. F,Te IL rsfNAN- : p fra5rseo n, ~ ~ = 7.
AD ~ - "A ~ A. rbhels % Latt ~ f-A4---' -
he' t..-c.f 1tos PtsB.ms-, tor--tfJ o. D--'A--o'e
60 80 res rls.fs nm. ~. c.-t
tTOE- o. tie % IN - 'he Rev Ea~ -,
- Ms sus.a t. only es1g--cT O. ~ i'-A1
Inrton of fis Cfg -,s.. 10 - Rev Dr q sor1rlery
Asy 10 Jemirs s. youngest daughter Of Jsnaes d.
Proc I'd eli Of ths Chy. - ~ On s,.Snv 10Th ms,
- psv Aus n sews.3. ". E1gr Fhet oniiSt '.
sySrs ara no s.iioed Me- Ks-e L5'. o.
r. % "A
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)"
EEwORL6AKs Feb The sAes Of CoTIos today 90
fAts uuchfr prces dding quoted the
bsHd zoe (tC bale. The Monty market ea'e, TX
Eew-York sight al y cent discount RIO CoyFEE
active, 1000 hss sold to-day ale FLovab da!"s 80
CoRE aciivs A. S5c
ina the 900 bsles hddus far qs9tsd BE The market
decline Of Sc week The receipts tbs
1880 tses aud the osk hand &C COO bAles
CINCIrsAT Feb 2iSsies nide today Of ZOOS bbls OF
SOa6 g. PoRE hss declined 20 Ella - PkoysoSs
geney dull Eastern Exchange k advanced 70 prem
New Orleans b scarce a. Ii prem.
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letter from Capt Bsh OF ship L. B. Jenney OF Ealrbsvsn
Houg Dec 10 thst hs nsgas
h barb hst to take h oil S)s9) dreey FafhAysa
Woud Teft for smother 81 shang
the Star LondOn) Dec 10 LAT IS 3 =
lon 40 IS W whale shou ns sigma blaze and red
perpendicular whales 10 the vicinity
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

stesnsAPHermAnn Higsens Bremen and Southampton II.
Sand
shps-Edmupa (Brl Roberson Liysrpool Durham Dnon
AlestO, Btssstt, Hsvre, I. 5. southsId
Baks-Cubt Lesviti sA Pstnss; PhAh spossrd Hl;s1-
r. " Trundy Co Peter Den. Hesy savannah, X. n.
Demill Co; Mary, Gsley, CisnfussOs r. w Truady Co
Sehs Lawrence HeaGnd Ch.resiOo Lane Wss.; Bonita
(Br kesse Kin stos ia. Desly Co; Elm City Fisher
New HEyen Lynehburg Nelson ReLDoud c. n. W.
PIson ssesrnAn Wleks Alexandria stuTgs Clesrnln Co
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wIAD-Darlns b. dly, 5 W TO ".

Ttr-,,7 about p the p0tbos Settle Ne wss a1ve oo
es ne ffhsnSs hoard The steamship Notn
Light The verse cane IN contact " "a esl' n " %
b. sI the s-bar8 and quarter he Tsts exc
M bo. Tho Sunrh the c-V tlis NOM
irg hyilT IN hr Tatron Of fsp@ Nay 'sot oraI "a
Phffdeif NeYc-k loaded Eih coal which scnoonef sae
f,ud rchcr ard absndoret nil The sorhard % Sa
Book TIE Ciytsa AMI we're taken On oy the Ae-h'4P
Neherr Light ard trosfhs iao It's port o. L1sis1aJ
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To Mariners.

TRINITY HoUss London FEB ]. 1884
BoULNER ROcEsNoe hereby thst wti The oaect or
enabling vessels avoid hr Bour koct which Re IN h-rly
direction the Coque leland he lAga thereon will abe .
tn 18Th Of e On;h be c0Ofed red tat direction and
u,sts OF vessels hsf the line o. red snt viii i
Gtou hall ma. the eLstseTd Of the Bush Sass
By orctr, J HE2sEar sesreeiry
HYDEoGRlPHc OFFIcg, London. Jau IS l2iL
LICHT Giovanni RoCg COAST or isTRtA. AD.INr.-
Nsittt.s Government ha ben informed that Lighthouse
sctuE tho Cievs sock Roysno 10 To- Air
ard IS G. 81 H. Of Oreenw ch The isht 70
rsvo,e spPesr uceeeJ bright and red and ~ b. estab
lifh 90 the LEI VI ArtusT
Til mating sl ssni 70 feet above the level Of the
and vi he visible I. the dstsuce Of i've Leagues
Parker pilot boat salem reports the Busys
sisaiDg from Ga.es Ledge aud Peach's Point
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Cnnlren. &c.

Oct II lst S3fN Jon 81 W, sip HindostAn Hubbard fran
Boston Sept. - COR IAN Frrnckco.
FEB IS q on 6e bra John Kendall from Glasgow
JohLs, n r, for PhiiadeiPh
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PnsSeurerS Arrived

h rsek'hp HetH1. from Lporo,,-Wn Il Drew and laiy,
OF Brooklyn
In d1T0p DesSnavoht to- LirepsoL-Jehn tyson, Mary
Tyson " Harrison, May Am Harrison, Bailey, W AsRob-
erts, w. Williams Aiss B. Rotts.se.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE iLAASAc......THIs DAY.
SuS-REes....... 90 Sets...... Al Mson -
HIGH wAYfR......THls
Sandy Hook. im Gov IslAna... 81 He'll Cato t7z
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F-o', Der o., Correspondent.

fLg-s-rsrt Pser wlsor Lsrus-rs; BIZ Horace Gfesev,
Seiser Cha-Eor schr Il NsgheFs Hsnter New FOX
Sa!ed-shig Tempest f)r Liverpool
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EussFLL W. WEsTcsTr, Aacteaeer.
"OUSF SALE of GEkTEEL FURNITURE d

Il MONDAY MORNING Bob y. at lti o'cloeki ever raa
will cold the highest hoasr snd mus, Be removed BY s
nab The Furrturr will he sold by and embraces
coptens IN house No Y Sth l3hg esas
ofeegant Rosewood PanoF two Medslon osst Suite u
wood Furniture elegant lOf rich Cup
raros and yards other elegant Pier 0s.
Il by 95 rchl, csrrs Mirror Easess sod hs.eseof gens
Pier Tables rich Lace Curtains aud Shades Marble Top ser
snd Muc Csbsss Arm aud Reception Chairs Mosaic as ",
sian Tables with mssnhsent hsnel Ornsm.ss ysasss ga
ard bsaa the TsTlsr sl,s number Of beautiful fsntl,s
rich frames GOD and M.hssay French BsSsss<a Ts
Hair hsresses and Bedding Oval and Oilt Asn hosssss
Mahogany Sofas Sofa Beds shosany and other chsa Roin
wood esps Bureaus and Enclosed Wshsand dsnt On
Toilet Sets, WGTGobes BSok Cases &C. with ell ths Bssns
Furniture IL fool Extension Table; Silver Ware Una este
Fruit Basie Ivory Cutlery Spoons Jerks Cut Glass Wus oe
&C Catalogues the house Sale lei O'Clock precisely ~
oFshGe.
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l.v p,,ed ,lses Angus. Is5l suboo: TO these IN
w. s,rctions fudlydual Liability 70 an amount equal 70
thrsooll rs tie pr p. C0astrLon Fro'i4as a-; saeh
,ha Je Ire fat N s c-c-. whether ezare n H. laws
OF Charters O. oherEse.
rre -sreir.s If the Li,o Miami Dal--al Con7'ry for
81 ,e.t 90 "a feh o. lcS, ~ 7.
o-Wetf esdus geb Is, I9o- =
81 I'D -
The Money market rather more active but the supply
ia good at 6G7 2 cent Paper goes freely ~ cent
Thornas Alien, E-q- President OF the Pacific Railroad
bss left St. Louis for New York business connected with
the road He comes authorized to close the contract with
the New York Company who have proposed to build the
entire South western branch.
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by WIN LEWIS Auctiouser
EOR SALE at AUCTION - On THURSDAY
March I'd O'clock the premises. the large sai sr
Hotel tho Pdhsm suse together with seven iss e
end all the sheds buildings and outhou'es thereon situated 90
corner OF Rairoadey 5ihst, opposite the Dep0e haa
VILLAGE. Fer ps,ticuisIs apply 70 -
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TOTAL amour, ofeiy
rl p.1f , to G''s Of n io : '''''-'
IS BY death paid 70
ISen the raicis, now in or,e Po January 1873 tex
eep policies ~sd since Nay va. me D,rs Ss a
pad tst rates tsBs Surplus premium paid n si2) pay
TIE Dir the Of dsoisd Pro
e qured BY Laws bsve fo the supla ordered ~
rsyucI, ski Ovid Be that declared January So
The be paid TO 'hs msmSe;. the us tssS s5oG as 5
to be SLOWED tho ssme " cash 10 payment OF Peaisa SnG
San by credit their notes IS they mature
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS
e efsST t msSt1ss Hsary M.g,ri,o
L1wi. { Grover R ;s,s Il, i gTS Giess
Ah'i'" '-'N'HS RosFRT L PATTERSON President
JOEL w. CoNDIT, Vce-Presieat
I I6y % ,bI ASrSfy and Counsel
JOS r JACKSON D, Medical Adviser Newark.
JAMES STEWART N D. Medical Adviser. n York
M 15G those Who AZ, indebted Company by pat
oaies Of sS~ York Agency, No. IL Wallet.
LIMITED STATES MARINE NAVIGATION
u COMPANY Of EEw-YoPK-The books OF ths ClnPsay
70 receive .ss,eSp'Oa the ep. siSes ~,
hirs Of one hundred Zach be d monthy nts ln'n OF
four DO lars The otee. Of the Company g. sai or Ie1s'e
lier asPpy AZ tko Ofes otso ComPlny No 2S Broad
way. Etw.York.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN OF an Election of
held At the BroOkyn Ahenesm Atlantic aud
" JOHN C RIKER President Of the Beard.
DEMOyAL-The ISLAND CITY BANK is re-
II uov,o 70 10 l5o broadway, corner Of Libery-'t
NOTlCE-An assessment of seventyGye cents, on
IN each shsre he Subscription Sock OF the Albion Mining
MT Les zee" " s6rTERwoRFa socsstsry.
THE ORIENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.--The
t1S o. ssts Is''f s '9 sg n5ss Ss s So M
eL.1 E1chspge SATURDAY the lh ast som % o'clock
EevS SS S,f Fs6 81 IS 5nf sS
YOLEDO and ILLINOIS RAILROAD CONPA-
NY-An ir.slmeut Of TEN PER CENT. 90 the Sock Of
this Compeny making with previous sixty i've cent
VII sybI, On ,Ae 1t Of March pett a. the Office fcAhASN
By order "S 90 EDWARD wGiTEHoUss i.,,u Treasurer
I AXE ERIE. WABASH and ST. LOUIS RAIL
II ROAD CoMPANY-An bstshneot of TEN PER CENT.
The STOCK Of tho G0Tfsn nAkns wih pr ylou psy;nt1 sixty
r.; % 3 "a 's Of March next at the sh'o oil
By order w. I'd YARD wHrEHoUsE, Treasurer.
INTEREST NOTICE.-Interest on the following
BONDS fs due March will b Psd on an! ,ssr aha; day
,Tsss nv no S wa ns oS o. tbs Michigan S''n''n
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY BONDS Of
TRIE AND KALAMAZOO RAILROAD COMPANY MORT
CAGE BONDS T. c. LlTCHFlELD Treasurer N. 5. RI Co.
oUAssAicK BASE Es~sURGh Jsa. H. isSs.
A I aMEETING OF the BOARD of DIRECTORS
4 a.i hello th hid day Il gss 9sssinSa,I,
to subscription boob Tor hat DO opened he ba1kns
ssLoIdsrs sIsna 6rst day rsrt ere hssb,
s , Se s % s entitled 6 TO ,a 81 me- 2 So S 20
q. BY them darns that tine I'll es SOLD a. aSe susoa q The
S5iI'f b. HS's tho village of e @SsS s s:s Is
nlVIDEND-The Trustees Of the SxpenLy Sa-
- yhs. Bank Of the Empire City have declared Dividend
upward hundred deposited pTsvsa.
the 18Th OF November lst aud I'll. remaining IN this Bsnt and
the Of ~ 1--WE PER CENT hundred dol
Such have drawn before she 18th March
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EXFCUTORs SALE.-A splendid Farm, formefh

EXECUTORs SALE.-A splendid Farm, frmefh
the residence II Ransom Bnrtis East Chester situated
from TuckAhee and three miles from the New Rochelle D,s
consKnr eshtyfou ~ good land In hsk state Of calm
ton ard well Nasfel wach therA good hose a
uecsnsrv outbydgs reo good orchards aud fscy trs se
beautifully iusled Commanding dns view Of L,sy t
Sound II not cold private le before the 9Th Of duh
thu b sold NJ suction ~ Sclsek the Merchant Hfhs1
Wslst, BY " H. FRANKLIN 4 SON
Ao at private sse small Hoass and Ten Acres OF srfs
NJ Land with fruit tees In the same locality LTfls
uf,ru stop apply 10 PETER q DENEAU. Ne n Ieryts<
SEAMAN r FOWLER No 2g0 GreE9-s.; JAMES W00DiNI
No SO assou-st o. Of DAVID BURrlS tbs promises
SEAMAN BURTis, EDtur
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COURT CALrNDlp-r,ns nav

Coxsox PLrIS-Nos 8, 1877 ga sIe "a, 2s2, 2s9 2s5
IA :e5. SIS, 2ls, So 1876 SIS
CRcUIT CouRr-Mondsy.-N 1000, $50, ,.l2O liss
- LIZ &c ia o, 49, ls ai, as s7, as I'll io 2i3 20
SUPERIOR CorRT-M March 6Nos IFS ~ ~ 81, ls7, a36
20 "a - 80 &c 81 $50 $50 81 5a SO SIS 5 SO e. sss asa
y, ~ so, ~, ig7 so ~ "a 81, So 80
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SYLvEsTEs sroVzh Auctio-ies.
DICU HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at
AsrHeNY J BLsEcKER Anctionssr
| INHE MOnERk.RIIIIT HOUSE and LOT M

VTNHE MODERH-BUILT HOUSE and LOT NJ
70 East 18th ct, At Auetioa -ANTHONT J. BLEECKERy1
sell psble sseisn o. TUESDAY March ls4 ct u n tie Is
chants EIehssgs ,be foo~i1s ysusSs real estate. viz.
On iahst tho pOdernbuit throesory and sie Brick Hss
and Lot Of pevsd knoss Ne ~ Fast l5ths, psh sts ut
tween sd.v sne rvinspsce The Lot feet isehs rT
"a feet In depth tbs Hosse 70 Sra by Is Il aspsb via
closed pszns and Enished With bathroom kitehsn rssf
sswer uahsgsny doors marble nsntlea and 10 1850
neishbsrSood large portion Of tbs purchase oan n
bond and Fer and further particular
the aactiopser, Ne. Broad st. us
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JosgpH HEGEnAs, Aae,ionser
VALUABLE BROADWAY PROPERTY

VALUABLE BROADWAY PROPEklI a.. ~
' sALE.-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell Oo TuEseh.
March st y o'elscs the merehAnu Exchange eif
LOU situated Of Broadway end 6lst mn.s
feet on Brosdssy and I9 feet inches on 6stst
the eligible Broadway being Only 10 ioes
9Th ay Rsirosd and the distance from thu e0as2t
boundaries Of the Central PARK and only one b1et -
junction Broadway to the sthsy, 70 which point
From the valuable improvements being made ana ~
growth Of this part Of the city tbs property oaen pes '
nentz o cspi slists for permanent investment ,,y
For particulars sppy 20 tho Aretoneer No Brosfst
WEThoRE, No 81 Wan st s BARKER, No. IS NsSss~- :
L A FARR, No 80 Broadway.
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c W UoLNgs Auc. suser.
p, . Nrrr r-r~nNrTfpIrDE CADETS AIpOn,

ELEGANT FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRROR;
H OIL PAINTINGS. ENGRASlNGS, SILVER WARE u
a ina and Glsss Ware. &c. a, Aucuen =. -
the of the spenddy furnished osown one ssise MAI
West 4st Broadway cousstine Of two essas
ss m French satin BrooStes inside order In tbs best
rosewood m.rbleop EtageIes richly carved csssood se
Tables fine Cd Won Tables Pes
d md Paris Ishe EtaEers Tsh Bfoese
Lace Curtshs Tapestry, ThreePy and Ingram Carpets Gss
Psntnr ard Eusfa handsome france Chlsa nnaer
iC pieees tvs China Tea Sets SO Pieces ns assocnes
Mated Ware and mahogany Preach Bstsst
,tb Pail asses Mattresses TO fit walnut Cottage beir,sA
roe wood mahogany Directing Bureaus VITA marble os
wood WGslssalds gle China Toilet Sets Feshsr Bed
Oui e. Blankets God and mahogany Sofas and Ttsate
cuu Louuge IN crimson plush sprnsscat Chairs and so,ssa
ulste oval Mirror carved walnut Bookcase wanai Ser,
tsy Extension Dining Table, Ivory Gallery rich Cat ssrs
CIocksy Basement aud Kitchen Farusure, &c Every As
cd without reserve
Broadway stages p.ss within few steps ofthe doSr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25
RIehsrd Bnrne, art James Pleree

To recover damages for SANDER in saving TO plaintiff
hs testimony trial that he lie and he would
s5o he eonld 1t Desndnt In bis denied
bvHf uttered the words and set he alleged what be did
To this Of eetioH 10 made
said the def ndnt other and different
The though
hsAnuAy the charges aud then matter lss
the admitted hsys been Foken by hm II he
pndakef Ss he admit the speaking Of the words
laid the complaint for the plsnh bound the words
much Of item IN afford action
equivalent verbs eonveyinl implying the charge
e defendant therefore hs not used the words laid In the
plant I'D sho rely that and there occasion for
the woids he did with Justification them Nhse
tns~er 10 d. eotye Justification will not be allowed 70
in mitigation for in mitigation be
when justification has been pleaded Order
sceoicngly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

N held this day. IL InOusly
Resord That Of fvs
thousand shAss OF twenty dollars each early pr.a
subscription boob thst opened baakns
the hfst day OF March
Share hOdtr existing sad Of March hereby
noticed that will BE- entitled tbs stock fg
days from th. Date and portion Of thai ha not have beer
BY them during that tine will be sold pao susoa
Orange Hotel u tho village Of Eewbarsh Monday March Is
1854 By order J W WEED Csskst.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-11

The State taxes for 1853 embrace the school
tax, which accounts for great apparent increase.
This statement exhibits the fact, that State tax
es have not increased as rapidly as local taxes
The county, city, township and other municipal
corporation taxes, constitute the greater amount
of our assessment. These corporate autho orities
have heretofore enjoyed an almost unlimited
power of taxation. This arose from the want Of
that general attention, which the subject has
more recently attracted; and from a disinclna-
ton on the part of the General Assembly, to in
terfere with these authorities elected as they are
by, and responsible as they to- their respective
constituencies.
Since the new constitution, however, makes it
the duty of the General Assembly 'to restrict
their power of taxation, assessment, borrowing
money contracting debts, and loanng their credit,
so as to prevent the abuse of such power" |
have not deemed it improper to call your attention
to the subject. The rapid increase of, and en-
largement of these corporations in all parts of
the State, render it one of great importance. The
laws under which they are organized should be
carefully revised, and such guards and restrictions
imposed on the exercise of the power referred to,
as may not be inconsistent with the efficiency of
the administrations.
The county taxes, as exhibited in the preceding
statement will also, no doubt. attract your atten-
ton; especially, when it is recollected that very
large portion of the expenses incident to their adj
ministrution is paid by fees, of which no record,
accessible to the public, is kept. The entire ex-
penses of the several counties cannot, therefore,
be ascertained; nor can it be known without de-
tailed examinations of great labor, in which of
them the administration is most expensive. There,
as everywhere else, the utmost publicity shouldbe
given to all transactions of public nature. 1t
promotes economy and facilitates reform-while
the addition of officers, without such publicity,
ly complcates the system. AS in mechanics, no
power is gained by adding unnecessary machinery;
SO in government, it is seldom that either privy
efficiency is increased by multiplying officers.
The following tabular statement has been col
lated from the annual reports of the State Audit
or. 1t exhibits, at single view, the expenditures
of the several branches of the State government
for the last ten years, and affords the means of an
easy comparison between them. ......