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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-16
LOCAL STATE OFFICERS.


S1E. There are certain Offices IL ard sround oar
city, which, from the general nature of Their duties
are very properly placed under the survell nee OF
the State Government; bu- which, III al the essen
tal detail. of their operations, are OF strictly o'
character. In the mans meat Of these offices, New
York has perm snent interest, 50 intimately are they
connected with her commerce, her police reSul-n)ns
and her sanitary G ndltOn.
One Of the MOE: important OF these offices s that Of
Physician TO tie Poit This Official having en;re
charge II our quaraI tine regulations, and being by
virtue Of his office an important member Of our
Board Of Health, sands 80 Intimately related 10 rhs
sanitary police Of city ss 10 render his Office one
Of the Highest ,nsoquence. Stationed al the entrance
Of cur harbor through which hundreds % tnou-sni-
OF foreigners from every quarter OF The globe annually
obtain ipress 10 our city and coming az vast num-
bers of them do, from foreign ports where fdghtfu
epidemic diseases riie-themselyes infected with
the poison of pestilencs,on the professional lntell
gence and fidelity Of this officer we cons .anty depend
for protection from foes more terrible ihsn armed
men. And during the prevalence OF epdemlcs, the
Health Officer assumes, If possible, still more n-
portsnt position in our City Government Bsing
then all sciiye and infuentis member OF the BoHd
of Health, he exercises an Important power IN the
regulation and enforcement of the Sanitary Police OF
our city.
been had for the prot, ssona and moral character OF
this important functiODary by the appointing power.
Being State Office il has usually BEEN by each in
coming Admin istratOn, made the means OF re-
WGdlDg some poHlc7i eiiaIatteIi o'uou. 'cs"iu -
the requisite professional qualifications for the dis
cbsrge of it's important duties. To accomplish this
object the incumbent has occasionally been selected
from distant district-a measure against which our
citizens ought to protest.
The Health Officer OF the por. of New-YOrk, we
hold should be Praetie'ag ptysctaR, taken from
his CITY, of high moral and professional standing,
familiar by residence and citizenship with our san.
.ary regulations and deeply interested in their en-
forcement We trust that such considerations a. these
will influence the Governor in his selection of the
officer for this important post, and tia! no outside
"presure" will lead him 10 commit the error Of some
OF his predecessor in giving preference to sppli
cant whose residence and professiona. duties lie with
out this City, or who is not sustained in his moral
and professional character by the mos reputable eiti
zens and ply sicians of this City.
Your 0bedisnt servant, VI. D.
Se,s- York, Jan 10, 1855.
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FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA
Cor,.pepderee Ct The N Y Tribune

Ccre,tcndence Ct The n Y Tribune.
PARKER,BuRG, Va. Jan. ?. 1875.
am happy 10 inform You that AN arrange ment has
been entered into between the contractors on the
North Western Virginia Railroad and the Company,
by which its speedy prosecution To completion is Sc
cured. The contractors are 10 De paid monthly, in
each, so per cent. on all sums not exceeding $500;
on all monthly earnings exceeding $500, they are
TO be paid half Ia cash and hall in thirty year
bonds Of the Company at 20 per cent and the 20 per
cent. on The monthly earnings not exceeding $500 also
in the same bonds. This arrangement while It re-
Eeves the Company, will be equally advantageous 10
the contractors You may, therefore, set It down a.
fixed fact that the North Western Virgiaa Rail
road will be in the full tide Of successful experiment
before the close of the present year.
We have enjoyed two weeks OF fine river naviga-
ton, which has broug ht joy and gladness 10 many
heart, and relief to many pocket. Stesmbos,s
have awaited themselves OF the rise to the fullest
tent And 70 have the coal osts, which have passed
down in immense numbers, conveying millions Of
bushels Of " black diamonds of the first quality 10
the shverng and suffering mortsls below. Here coal
has fallen from 10! 10 cents. The genial aspect OF
the weather betokens al open river for the remainder
Of The winter.
Know Nothing paper is soon to be established
here under favorable auspices. Ew.
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THE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL Gov
YEHTION.
Prem Our Ovr Correspondent


NIw-ORLrAss, Monday, Jan G, 1855.
The Commercial Convention Of Delesstee from
Southern and Western S,stee are 70 meet to-day for
organization.
Our Mayer has appointed evenfy-fve Delegates
TO represent this city and has inside better ee!eehos
than is usual on such occasions yet 10 locking over
the kst Of nance End tha, MS Ory OF them = the
same set Of men whose nsne- daily appear as man
ssers Of military and frenans balls, and syners o:
eards for all the complimentary benefits of sectors &c.
Al 0 clock P. n, the Convention hs6 lot orgsu-
ized and but few Delegates from abroad have regis.
tered their names 81 the recep'ion-room.
The only celebration 20 day Of the Anniversary Of
the Battle Of New Orleans is parade OF the uiltsry
but, as these kinds Of shows eucry S.s4dy sar',
there 10 lot mnch interest taken IL them. The various
companies OF foreigners have t1rDed oct strong IN toe
way Of numbers, but 10 judge from Their marching,
majority Of them did Lot know their rgh, foot from
their IN and they have no mnsic IN their souls: A.
they cd not wish 10 get their feet muddy, they TOOK
70 the sidewalk. The new Know Nothing regimen, Of
National Gusrds did MT turn out over one hundred
snd marched wei. The entire regiment voald make
about good sized company.
p. S.-3 o'clock T. NJ, Jan. s.-The Convention
was called 70 orcer az o clock-Only g Delegates
present Gen. JoHS l. LEWIS Mayor Of our city,
was called to the Chair, sod after appointing Com
miiiee whose cuty Il - 10 select permanen. officers
Of the Convention an adjournment wss ordered uc-
Ill to uorrow.
Up TO a O clock there had been bat few nsmes
registered. The following is correct account OF sbe
same:
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THE PRESBYTERIAN ON WOMAN : RIGHTS.
To tie ES,toy Of The ~ Y Tribvs<

THE PRESBYTERIAN ON WQNANs RIGHTS.
To tie Editor ef The Y TribEss
SIR: Will the learned editor OF The Presbyterian
be pleased 10 furnish the world with SONS OF bis VIE
dom and his Christianity the subjects discussed by
Elizabeth Cady Stanton He chsfacteriZes her LET
ter Of It'll Dec as utterly and heartessly inntei
ard The TRIBUNE, which prints the letter, az GER
tsinly deserving the laudatioa il sometimes re-
" ceives from religious journals. Does ne imagine
that this summary disposition of some OF the Creates
interests of humanity is discharge OF his respous
bihty Are not Christian teachers the ofiic leaders
Of moral reforus-of al the schemes for he eleva
ton Of human society Why, then do they no
speak out and plainly direct and counsel, not de-
pounce those who are working for the general good
Tn. se women. doubtless share With the lords OF Gre
alton the incursbe faint Of falbity. Le, the fray
of their schemes be set forth by the dscri nnsiing in
tellect OF a Christian philosopher and they may be
recovered from their error. II seems almost n,red
ible that lesding religious journal should be issued
week after week, in the middle OF the Nine.ee1ia
Century. and babitualy ignore the great subjects Of
the see-Uomaas Rigkis, S'drery, the Pross5ifory
Liquor Lar. &c.
What Is I he PresbyteriaH' position on these lee
tons Whs, s its teaching OF Evangelical CnTis-
tianity. a. il spplies to these matters
Perhaps the respected conductors Il tbs aper W.
10; be offe n6ed by the suggestion taa. TIE IsI5tNh
more resd by the subscribers Of TIE Presbyier'as
than s The Prts6yte- EIs ITSELF and thai the carry
resort more 10 TIE rRIHUSE for iIfo-nsaon On ths
moral AID religious topics OF the age thar tney DC 70
their own denouinationsl pspe1. -,.-.,
SCGrs IesPserG,y oNE ~ * --
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Eeaai Notifies.

NfohsUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
nc Soani, Of ioik notice is hereby TO al per
S'~.ins against NATHANIEL WILSON lsie Of
The Vy o. Nov York Camsn deceased 70 present the sans
~ ~ p'S 70 es subscribers their residence No
' ON s 'he Cy Of New ioik On or before the twelfth
aSs OF Jsnnsiy next pstsd New York the twelfth day Of
JAY 1854 JlNkfRsON WILSON, Aad MATHEW HfT-
A"'Nn A"i'"->'H'1' jyls lswSulTG.
NOTICE of APPLICATION for the DISCHARGE
~ Of irsolveut from HE debts pursuant 20 III. pv,.
Of The third article OF the 6 tide o. the hfh oasps. of
scooDd part, the Revised Statutes CH ARIES NORRS
Of the City Of New York Notice 6 pgb shed Decsaber ls
lSt Creditors srpear before the Ion weicce e. Resbe
City JeSse Of The City and County Of New YORK Chan
teis the City Hall the Ci;y Of Ne~ioEs the thi
dsy Of March, IS5b at 10 O'Clock A NJ.
A X. DIETT. Attorney ~ iusolven:.
fS iswleuTp Ne. TSyaD ros, Sev-vofkL
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DEATH OF An Old SETTLER AND lSDIAF TRADER.
The South Bend Ind R>gi'ter, has gwen sn ~
count Of tragic occurrence, IN that city. Cd esta-
day last a. 9 Pm, the large grst mil, known ~
Coquillards Mills was discovered TO be on IRE and
before assistance could DO had, the whole y1aso<
property with It's stores Of BoGr whea' and com, VA
wrapt in flames and finally consumed me pes -
est sted at co., and no Insurance. Bat ne SEA
dest il vet 10 be told. On Monday forenoon, - Mr.
Coquillard vas viewing the ruins Of the mls, ne ~
cidentay fell from beam, - or IL feet down, serk-
ing his skull and crushing it in he expired 10 scoos
an hour aftervsrc. The occurrence has shro9ced me
whole city in gloom. Mr.. Coquillard va french
man By birth ard was one OF those eAfy iso'..
traders who anticipated by long intsry. ne seosns
settlement Of the country. He Wa an iib1rsS -
uneducated man but, by the power and co"p'eI7u
siveness OF vigorous intellect, was abe 70 ooneucs
a large bvsiness He wes fur trader sIen'r0 o'
Indisr, 4. fayn.r and q miller, 81 oinsis.. 1mes-
The settlsrs perverted the prom ', - sss
,o .. Cn,tyor ard BY that Designation De W. Known
over Ali ths States Of the North vest We thihs ne
nust have been about 70 years OF age
Ix1vRysrryc FEsrIyAL.-Ih Southern Ter
-. ..bi;.bsd At Osego notices, 10 advance, the
a,;r =. tbst place 90 the 22d VI February, q the
,ssr. NJ the southern frontier Of our 6tsse. AL
h.s ;n,erested in the early se;;lement Of Tiogs Che
nny steuben, and Bradford CouAties, viii be pres
ent and many documents Of great local iEpofAbce
Vii be produced and Old men" from these counties
will have opportunity Of nsnsting Incidents which
90 yet, live only IN their remem brsoce- II expected
thst the venerable historian Of Wyoming, Charles
Miner, Esq., &. l.. Ward Eco, Of fovands, and
Thos. Maxwell, Of Elnira, viii read vsusbss Dafers
before the meeting.
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RESCTE OF THE CHIPPEWA CAPTIVE
GIRL.
From he s, PAU Pson,sr. Tee 4

From Ihe 50 PAU Ft0HsfT ifc =
twill be- remembered that last summer honting
party OF Chippewa Indians were attacked BY v'r
party OF Sioux, and all men and w0inen save three
who Csca, ed and one girl who WIS iskon pas )ner,
were massacrod The girl, before she was oapt''ed
,xerteo every nerve to make good her escape. She
ion ped into canoe and putOut into Ote' Tall lake,
but in me- dately followed BY her pgEelers. When
they came near, she sprsng from her canoe and en-
deayOred - .lude pursuit by diving and reDniDg ia
cluster of weeds but her DOOM sealed. Thifstng
Tor his prey the chief who VAS in the canoe, threw
at her \ I, mahawk which struck her in the SIDE and
mGngled her IN a shocking manner hud before she
Lad recovered rom the effects q the wound ths
valiant" chef stuck her over the head III pad
Pile and stunned her, thereby making her an easy
captive.
As soon "a be had her In his c1t,hee-sne telng
yOurg ard handsome-he resolved not 10 kl her, but
make her bis wife. Having already two SiouI wives
their jealousy aroused az seeing the third, their
old ard sncient enemy, enter the wigwsm and, when
their husbands back was turned, Hoaid nea tue
Chippewa maiden in the most lnhuman manner. put
ting Goals Of fire on her head and decorating her flesh
with knives until sick At heart she determined a. put
an end to her existence The fact becoming known
10 the Sioux they held a council, and resolved o.
burn her at the stake at the ielos Medicine Tor the
psrpetration Of which horrible deed al arrange nenl
were made. The Sioux Interpreter Mr.. JOseph
Campbell finding this out, determined her rescue.
Accordingly he started for Ouer Tai LAKE, where
he found her and took her IN MS buggy w. POM
where he had stationed our friend e. G. Vandenberg,
who brought her at O'Clock In the morning 10 Fort
Rdgely where she was put into the hands Of NE
comm nding officer, who had hei wante atisndedto
When sufficiently recovered from her wounds che
was brought TO Fort SLelling-by the Dragons then
on their way home from the Sioux psyneni, and
thence che was cent home 10 her band. Too much
credit cannot be given to the gentlemen who thus
periled their own lives 10 this savage. IL goes
far to prove that, although many from theT habits,
lives or poverty are considered unworthy kindly
attention. there are those wbs when they see the i'm
pre-. Of God upon human being, whether savage or
christian. ready and Wiling 70 aneho'sie Their
thai COWS from having been of service 70 Tie poorest
men on earth than TO have brow crowned With the
chaplet of the victor Of q thousand battles.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT County Of


- against The Association Or the Exhibition OF ne n
All Nstons-koce il hereby that the SUB
sorbT appointed by the Supreme Court the state
OF New -York RECEIVER ofths ESTATE. PROPERTY and
EFFECTS Of the ASSOCIATION FOR TIE EXHIBITION
or THE INDUSTRY or ALL NATIONS pu,su.nt % the
ina the voluntary dissolution Of corporations and the
h smeDdstory thereof All persons Indebted 20
the hereby required 20 render account Of
debs ard Of money OWING by them and 70 p,y the
same 70 said Receiver At his Office No 50 Sssau 10 the
CITY New York by the 2r day OF February 5 All per-
in their possession property Or enects OF inc
d Asocson hereby required 70 isver the 70 the
said Receiver hs said Office by the day Al The cred
ifos Of said Association hereby required 70 deliver Their
respective and demsnds the SAID Receiver by the
2, dsy Of February 1856 and al persons DO dina open Or
OF the sAd The Assoc 4n r the Exhibition
Of the INDUSTRY Of All Nations requested 70 preseat the
same 10 writing and 10 detail TO such Receiver at hi. said
Office or 2ls Of Febfusry 1858 -D.'ed New YORK
Jan s, 1857 JOHN II. W HIIb, Receiver. &c.
70 lsv3gTu No 80 Nassau ". Y.
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byRCHASTS BANK BURLINGTON VI. jan ~ l912
CARD.-For several months past, Mr.. JOHN
B,nt hoe Reuort.r has most uDjgsy tsaed this Institu
t,n fsr which h. has been yIofeouied for libel.
attacks uofOurded and greatly min
ron, % Bank would probably have been Instituted
N ~, hcer. had been ay convinced that Mr. Thompson was
.,,ir in sood faith IN The matter has repeated his
10 hs Reporter Of The 9th January nft Ia article which
rios IL untrue he perhaps unue bis assaults with
he hone of influencing he suit pending against HIN.
Under these c deen due 20 the public a.
wei. Ourselves that this Bank IL perfectly sound
b,,tpd ali question and that il has At all times redeemed s
prom PITY both ~ is counter sDd at The Suffolk
Bs Of Boston where is the practice Of he New England
Bspls 10 make redempons and the public may rest as
sar.S that II will continue progptiy 80 70 do
Henry p HiCKCK President. W. L STRONG, Cashier
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~ e,upoN DRAPER-ofsce No. A6 Pine

Nv srxpON DRAPER--Ofice No. 46 Pine
H. eeru<Y Of wnBan-rUEsDAY.j Jan 70 81 y. ecsoss.
= - ksisAsn EIehsnss for 'eooua' Of who" nay con
sS ~, pr cent Bonds State q G.cr,a due I'M NJ
' .ss s.st Second soss. Bond. the OHIO
= Esssyp, R.irosd Company, nt>rea PsJ.Se y 'n'''
ssss seven per cent. Fir, aors.s. Bond. Q, =. NJ
Y.,s ana H.ri.a Rsrosa oe9Psoy in's's" p'''''s "'
sons. shh cespon. o The clsy,lsos ..a re "a
sw,h R.ilIO.a Company No ~ ~ leo 49, 800
~ ~ seven Ger cent Bond. Of the cOa1
s,. Piess and Indiana Railroad Company interest
. sIa.. Arctic Frs In,ur,nee COMPANY go each
.s:.: Sssss S.e Ts Is.sissss co@o.oy :o ss
shares R.h,nee setual In.nr.nss sao,s
.h $500 IN EN- Con ,srt5ls Income Bonds Of the
C.,.sSs nd ToI,do Railroad Company interest jan and
w ,.r. ssSd. ard xos sI;usS by ss%a. Bob s1o
s,Ssen to Assr, Belmont ssen ,os ,sn.ioiss doe
szng ,, vs Interest The 81 ss1 otJene I.t and
arch gid t, 81 s.% Yos on be Oh day Of jsnd
., 'hf i, 81: 10 hSsr 40 q MoIisse. p.ss. No 81 20
~ A s,se,lpiion Of The premises 10 said Aofts.ss
SIMON DRlpEk. Auetooeer.
r ARGE SALE of VALUABLE COAL STOCK,
IL st the Merchants EIehsnse' on FRIDAY Jan H. "Ie
.h.r,. Of the Mshonsy and shauOsin Improvement
ass .b... TroVsron and su.qnehsnns B.rosd Company
go ssh. 49, c..,.,.. t.,,
The shove ccpsuie. the proprietor Of acsi .css o.
,n,,ov,d Cosl Lands containing 72~tNo TINS Of, wok
~ C,s Of as acres Of Land al oi1ios; OF Ratoad
70 the soqub.nns River and Canal 10 mile, IN lens.a on
de,1,pdns rsoe folly equipped with and enEibes ot
oy,r The River and 81 z5 acres OF Land
,sisspt 70 the the shippinspo on which towns
AZ ,pTDsipr up TIE above properly all PAID or hee OF
INV whatever and Ia plee operation Tbs oonstrnc
ton Of The qoe works bs all been paid for 10 c.h ~
VIZ r. Russell Esq and P. r. Kearnsy, Trustees for the
sioekholcsTa ,,.,.- -. A..
enc. Of lie Company in Trinity Buildings, corner Broadway
ID Tbsmssst 49, ,,-.----,s
The Stoek will be sold 10 ~ lots each lot comprising
81 shares nshoDsy Ip prOyemeDt Company.
B,ihrs Trenton and iusquehenns Railroad Company.
shares Nohumberlsnc sno Union Counties Association
Kim N. pro a proportion in which the Stocks origin
sIly isoed held by the stocthoden-the par
y,iue OF each lot being o. 80. The balance,
l2shsus Of Improvement stock
2shsnS Of Railroad stCck,
4thsres o. Lsud Stock,
be sod IN lot
sslclc oeat day % sAle balance next day
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TN PURSUANCE Of IN order of the Surrogate
T. q: Cent" .:.s:: j6 sss' T.. .. ~
N.es: NJ, 1900 . q. .,.:.; q. an: Ella ia
y',S 20 10 M; -. ca, @H
b.fer. The t,.fi Day q Js, ss1t-p.es YOri
. lsssmT9. WILLIAM A y.LESrIsE, gI.eutor.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County q New-Yors notice hereby .iyep 20 ~
H.c1 t.'1s :, e1Es s.,s.s ots..n;
sems wish vooehen beIeot to the ab-erSer. At he see
YoTi 90 or 1efor. the sth day q Tsly Dated New
Yorf the 9Th day Of Lamar ~ ,y
jams lsw6mTa LAURA a FELLOWS, Eseea-rr
NETWORK SUPREME COCRT.--LEWIS
~ RuIHYRrUsD Gy.sSn Of sS,h,riu,d s.sJyss.nt
S Ssef.. Hf Ros bro es.re. O. 6srs Morris
s NTfR ~ TRsScEs MILLER I'D caAstss HEs
NHR You hereby summoned and required 70 s5'wer re
Ciet Of he City ard County Of New York the City Hal
in TIE CIT Of ard 70 ,srye e,p{ Of sou.
N..u 'sa city within twenty day: .fer the service Of
, r.. on . s.% as @ ON i'm.
Aforesaid the plaintiff 10 TN. seton 81 syply 20 -. coe
e. relief koBFSf ESsseE fa
N BThe compliant IN this seton vas tiled IN me Once
second esy Of octoseT is, 1884
az i.wtwTu. ROBERT G ENBREg. Paio,is-. Att,y.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County Of
~ sSTPhIEa E S rHkps { 'sd sas
hs wife Stephen Waterman and Harriet his vie Jane, w
ton aid MARY bs wife Alexander FAfnum. AsIsnfer Mar
doct AB,.in Dali John H. Mason )hn Mason. "ilsal j.
King Ebeu X Gl.szen Sarah Sherman Elias Thorn, The
Auburn City Bank, Tie WOoDsoeke Fss Bslk James "h
.sn pEFFsD%STs Yea ss hereby and
qured the complaint 20 this seion Uhieh Will ee
fled In the Office Of the CLERK Of the County Csyus a. the
City Of Auburn the Aforesaid and 10 serve copy OF
your answer the said oomya ut on the 'uo.ser O. Ms
oee number 81 Wall street 10 the City New YORK vinn
twenty the service Of bisummons on you e1ne
Of the dsy Of service and II you fail 70 answer the -
COMPLIANT within the time Aforesaid the pantfs IN ths
action Will apply the Court for the relief demsnded IN the
~ MARBURY. Psiptifs At,orne5,
90 WAllsreet New-Yofs City.
The complaint TIL above action hed in the once Of
III, Clerk OF the County Of Csyugs Auburn IN the sad
county on the 9th day OF October 1894
Si2(,vevTu t. r. MARBURY. Plaintiff Attorney.
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CUPREME COURT-In the matter of the

-
- apple. Of the MAYOR ALOEhMEN aud COW
n NO S ri 1 OF soEy The 1s
un6erssned Comm,soners Of Estimate and Assessment IN
the sSSs snSf or 81 iii and @ .1
improved and unimproved lands affected thereby .nd TO ~
completed Estimate and Assessment and that ali
persons whose are snu 10 , 10y = ~
verified to GEORGE b SMITH. Esq our Chairman, al the
on , e @ dsS Of JaaasIy ss second Thst any per-
Who may consider them ye' sssneyed SD
Esse ard Assortment will he heard IN opposition to the
before the place at O'clock r. NJ oa ibe
a5h Day January 1855 Third That the sbsTse Of The said
Estimate and Assessment together Win ou maps ana so al
the .fdvis esstes other documents which used
by Us in making or report have been dp'ed u the sIet
there until the l7t dsy Of February 1855 Fourth
follows: All that bounded the south by Old Sip
the by souhs TO Caihs inesp snd street thence
Division St thence to EdTse st thence TO Hous
ton thence 10 the Second thence 70 foniteenh q,
10 Rleectert thence 20 M0ust thence 70 Chatbam 81
thence aong said .qu,re and Chshsu TO Pearl thence
Nandevaers thence 70 Frankfort St thence TO Cod r.
thence Maiden ane thence through the bocss between
Maid lane and Wal ct on ine when would be an sN'eu
of Hanover thence through Hsnovest 20
And sso I'll those lots Of lsnd the Ies ore.d TO
wit: tlose fronting north Wss HsnoversQ and
Old Slip from South =" lliaIn s. to south 81 those o1 front
frontins nothery Madison those ca,ns -oq,hs'y
Diy.onsti those lots fIonyns westerly on Edrdss -
those os fronting souiherly On Housont those ois 2nas
wesitrly or Second those ion h9n2ns 'ov.aei
toufteenthe those lots fronting essicry on rou d
ay and The Bowery; those lcs fronting ry Beecssf
st. those lots fronting earety Mott tbose lois fronting
easterly on from Rore 20 NandewA those l3s
touinf southey NandewaeT-st; those lots fronting
es.tery on Gold those lots fontng on isnoys
place and Nnisusts excepting thefeir' al those lots -
ano Chaha ucDs one hundred feet four inches
,out,y from the foshey onsr Of Jeme 81 ard a tno.e
lott of land Peart the lot tho westerly corner 81
Mad son and Peass th That report herein VIII 10
presented 10 the Supreme Court Of the S'se Of NeE York It
kp,cs Tenn thereof be held tbs City Hall In the said
ey OF Saturday the l7ih day Of February d. 1885 81 the
ore nng Of Court that day and that then and there
A. soon thereafter counsel BE- heard motion Wi e
made that said report be confirmed New York Decerbsr /,
1884. GEORGE SMITH
WIN McINTIRE; ICSumisonea
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NV Okk, IAnuhIy 0, Io1'
NO1ICE.-A special meeting of the Stockhold-
IN ers Of the ALBION MINING COMPANY will be held
on the Sl lfst O'Clock at the Office of the Company.
No ~ Merchants Exchange
" z Butte kWORTH. secretarT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-16
MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, cor.

M sd.sv and 9thh-DIVIDEND NOTICE Deposition
are hereby notified that semi annual DIVIDEND al the rate
per per OF $50 and under and
Five per Cent per ali $500, which shall
have been deposited months the LIST dsy Of
January viii be paid dePositon On and after THURS
DAY, Jan rs 1855
Interest called for will be placed the credit Of depos
itou principal
Deposits made IN this Institution before the 18th OF
January will draw inteIes. fIon the lat lust
Hon JACOB A. WESTHRVELT, Prest