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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-19
CCLT.

TAX UP by the subscriber residing on land owned
L by him in the town ofClifton, on the 10th day ofNov.,
lb5I, ona Eorsa colt; one year old last spring; yellow
with black name and tail, nose white, and his right hind
foot crooked. the owner is requested to prove proper
t., pay charges and take him away. JOHN SWElRS.
CLIFTON. Nov. 81. 1851. 2h-ft
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Titles indisputable. Gallo subscriber in Platsevilios
Wisconsin or for any tract after and including NE y
of Sec. S, Town s, L. l W., call on Hon. j. Allen Barber
of Lancaster. STEPHEN o. PAINE.
Nov. 10Th; 1856. Sm2I
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4, GA tkge kseasRa OF DayiG WIZ
Hams.

a. Ola sEge Ase2sEa Oh NayIG WIZ
Hams.
At a RegularMeetiag of Warren Lodge
No. 4 Of Free and Accepted Masons, held
III the Masonic Hall at Potosi on the 10th
day of Dec, 1857, the following resolutions
we're adopted:
That, whereas the ruling and all wis.
Providence has seen fit to remove oul
worthy brother David Williams from this.
lis earthly home, 10 the spiritual Lodge
above, where re MI hope to meet and b
reunited ultimately IN harp;n IS;
Therefore, Resoigea', That in Brother
Williams we have lost a worthy Brother, a
true friend and a good citizen, and that in
this act Of Divine Providence in SO sudden
Ily removing him from our midst, that We
have a solemn and imperative warning that
we too will soon have to obey a call to
travel that dark and rugged read through
the valley Of death.
Resoiged, That while we as friends and
brothers deeply mourn the sudden demise
of oar worthy brother and sympathize
With the disconsolate widow and friends,
We mourn not as those without hope, for
although the body is held in the strong
grip Of death, the soul Is now u tenant OF
that Lodge not built with hands, cternally
in the heavens.
Resolped, chat a copy Of these resoln-
tions be sent to the widow and friends OF
the deceased and also to the Dunleith
Advertiser and The Grant County Herald,
with the request that they publish them.
The above is a true copy of the original
Resolutions. j. II. LARGE. Secretary.
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Nj MARIE D

Dec. sth-InLima, by Che Rem. E.Charin OF Darling
ton, Mr.. GEORGE G. CLEMMER of Monroe, to Miss ELIZA
BKTH JOHNSON, ofthe former place.
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BAPTIST CHURCH, LANcAsFER.-The
Lord willing, Ed. E.B.HArcH will fill the
pulpit of the above Church on the morn
ing of Sabbath, Dec. Goth.
CONGREGATIONAL CHuRCH.-Mr. NAL
BEN will preach IN The above Church every
Sabbath at | o'clock until further notice.
NoTIcE.-Rev E. KEUDoBE, German
o. s. Presbyterian Clergyman, will preach at the Con-
gregational Church, Lancaster, on the 9th insi.' at IL
o'clock. A. 81: a general attendance is invited.
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sorreI GOLD ana txo y~earling Hell fer I mp.

7 FNAKEN UP by the subscriber. residing in the towr
Colt, three year old, with astar in forehead and two hind
feet white; two small size yearling i,eifers, both red, one
with q white face and both bird feet white: the othe,
with a white belly. J-0sEPHCLUBB. 2 miles east of
Dated this thirteenth day of NOV. 1851. E23lLaacaster.
~ The above Mare is said to be only ? years old.
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Lands for Sale.

fp0 S ofPrairie, and so acres of Timber--soms
lCJ two miles apart.
Also, so acres ofPrairie: all unim proved: with water;
lying in the town of Fennimore, near the Military Road
10 miles from Lancaster and 10 from the NJ. g. NJ. r. r.
Terms to suit purchasers. Enquire at the Grant Coun-
ty Herald OGiee.
SOLOMON GOODRICH. /;
I~ancastcr, Wisconsin, June 9, 1856. 51-1ys
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Milwaukee Markef-Dec. rs.

Wheat-o5abo Tor spring; ooas1 Tor red
winter.
Rye--wanted at 55a50.
Barley-yery little doing. A choice article
brought 55c; good at 5Sc.
Potatoes-37 1-2ao4.
Oats--26a2S.
Butter-16alS for firkin.
Eggs--15al6.
Beans-slow, only I5c.
Whiskey--24a26.
Pork-dressed hogs. 5,25a6.75 per cwt.
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Money waited in Exchange for Lum-
her-at HareiS0n,S Steam Saw Mill.

TN Hurricane Grove "a miles south of the Corner.
where they have put upa good Muley Saw in addition
| 70 the Rotary, which is now able TO saw timber of all 81
Ss and lengths. Bills can be filed with a very shoY-
notice Of aag kind of Timber suitable for building or wag
m stuff Of all kinds of oak, ash, sugar tree, hickory
hisck walnut and linn; all of tie very best timber o
which there can be the best made ard sold reasonable, fol
\ cash. JOHN b. hAhELSUN.
Hurricane Grove, Oct. 23d, 1857. 10
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70 Elacksmiths.

EUSF RECEIVED, a very large stock of IRON and
u STEEL, OF the best quality, aud of all sizes. AL
so i complete STOCK of Tools, consisting of mousehole
anvils, oices, bellows, tuyere irons, stocks and dies,screw
plates sledges, hand hammers, tire benders, horse rasps.
and files. Also a full assortment of seat and buggy
springs, iron axles, wagon boxes, thimble skeins, horse
nails ready-madc, hcrse shoes. &c., SC, all OF which /
viii sell at e very low advance for cash, as my motto is
''snlau profits and quick sales" G. +. WEST.
July II, 1857.
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REAL ESTATE
REAL T a FOR A Z

I WILL SELL for 4 cash, balance on time, the fol
flowing Lands in Grant County, Wis, to wit:
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aEanrias sntn-anwranca.

hpDcft l.. tfitl -SNe4lu JtuGF
Us. GlanE County, Wis.
William b. lawrence and
Aiaira L4wIeuce his Foreclosure of gage.
wife.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that by Vi. tue Of 4
Z Judgment rendered tf thc Circuit Court OF traLt
County, Wisconsin,, on the 10th day of October, A. D
1857, and ut the October Teim of sad Court, begun and
held at the Courthouse in tile fillage Of Lancaster in
said CCar4y on the first Monday of October, A. u. 1857,
in the cause wherein Robert p. H4ll is Plaintiff and VIII
liam L. Lawrence & almira Lawrence Lis rife, are de-
PENDANTS; and on authority therein given, | will sell ut
Public Vendue to the highest aGd best bidder Tor casl in
naad, on ihe 14th day of December, \. ID. 1897, between
tue hours nf one and two O'clock P. NJ. of said day at the
outward door Of the C0nrt-Hoasei in the village o. Ian
which the saidW iliianB Lawrence and AInira lawrence
ais wife had at the date OF this mortgage referred to In
said Judgment IN and 10 the llowing-dpscfi bed premises
and realestat9, WITH all the appurtenaaees tkercunto be-
longing, 10 wit:
The southeast quarter Of the southwest quarter and
the west malt of tue southwest quarter of Section No
thlrty-fve (35l, in Township two ~ North of Range
one (I) West, containing one hundred and twenty acres
more or leFs, ali in Grant County, Wisconsin.
The above sale viii he made to satisfy the sam OF twelve
hundred twentv-seven dollars and fifteen cents (S1227,-
10 1G0J, the sum ~aaJudged by the said Court 10 be due
by said defendants to said complainant for principal and
interest on the mortgage and accruing costs ard inter
est.-Ilated this 18th Gay of0ctObsr, A. ID. 1857. 6t-Ig
BARBER & LOWRY, Pfh'S Attys. d. WARD, Sheriff.
The above sale is hereby adjourned till Monday, the
2lst day of December, 1854, ut 10 clock in the forenoon,
aud Mt the same place. ID. WARD, Sheriff.
December l4ti, 1857. 26-lt
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THE MURRAY n
FOR SALE

rg,ITE following described lands situated in GrantCoun-
ty. Wisconsin, are offered for sac.
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State Of the markets.

New York Narkes-ssec. IL.
Flour-S4,s 5a5, 90 extra State; Canadian.
extra. 5.20a5, 40.
Wheat-Red winter l.o5; i,l5 for led
Southern. Rye firm at %.
Corn-10c.
Oats-40c.
Pork-Dressed Hogs 61-2a7c.
Lard-Du!I at 1cai0 l-2.
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Or otherwise can forward the money by mail, il bills ana
STAMPS, aud we viii return receipts for the same
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granted on 0oDSFess shaAi W idIt"A1hs dliu
economically applied.
TINE FOR EXAMINATION OF BILLS
Under the Federal Constitution. "esery
bill which shall have passed the House Of
Representatives and the Senate shall, be
fore it becomes a law, be approved and
stoned by the President; and. if not ap-
proved. he shall return it with his objec
lions to thatHouse in which it originated
In order to perform this high and respon.
sible duty, sufficient time must be allow
ed the President to read and examine ev-
erv bill presented to him for approval
Unless this be afforded the Constitution
becomes a dead letter in this particular
aud even worse, it becomes a means of de
ception. Our constituents seeing thePres-
ident's approval and signature attached to
each act of Congress, are induced to be
lieve that he has actually performed his
duty, when, in truth, nothing IS, In many
cases, more unfounded.
From plactice of Congress, such an ez
summation of each bill as the constitution
requires, has been rendered impossible
The most important business of each SEES
sion is ganerally crowded into lis last
hours, and the alternative presented to the
President is either to violate the constitu
tlOnal duty which he gives to the people,
and approve bills which. for want of time,
It's impossible he should have examined
or, by his refusal to do this, subject the
country and individuals to great loss of IN
convenience.
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Landlord and Tenant.
pIRsr DISTRICT COURT.
peforc Hon. Judge Cream.

Nos>s Chdmterlin, Jr, Walsnm r. org-Summsry
proceedings ecctmen. for the recovery Of possessi
Of premises Nos l0s and Ill avenue C. the ground Of
pay ment Of rent, duo on the LIST day OF July.
Nv. Samuel P. Townsend leased The premises 10 cues.
ton 70 VIM y Long, the tenant for the term Of !hrce
years, from the LIST day Of May, 1855 Subsequently,, by
full covenant warantee decd, DR.. Townsend and wife
(rhe the tenant In posscsson Of the premises under
the above mentioned lease) conveyed the premises In
question 10 Moses Chambern, Jr, the present landlord,
and the tenant paid rent 70 him for several months
The Let day OF January last AT the dse OF sad deed Mr.
Chamborn, By instrument In writing agreed 10 recon
vey the premises 70 Dr. townsend at any time before the
LIST day OF December hen) ner proceeding, he should
perform certain conditions and pap 70 Mr. Cnsmbern the
of $1,000 which he neglected 10 do. Dr. Townsend
has sued the tenant for this rent and the defendants
counsel insists first that taking The deed and agreemeht
together they are 70 be deemed mortgage and tha the
mortgage IL tainted with usury and void second that the
conventional relation Of landlord and tenant does not exist
between Mr.. Chamberln and Mr.. Long, and that Dr.
Townsend st continues 10 be the landlord and u entitled
70 recover the aocruibg rent.
The Judge decided that the decd being absolute 7.
face, conveyed 10 Mr. Chsmbern all Of Dr. Townsends
interest In the property and cannot be treated mort
gage n Dr. has any remedy at all II IL by action In
court OF equity 10 have his deed reformed, Mr. Cham.
berain beng possessed Of The entire interest OF Dr. In
the prer,ses n the duty the tenant 10 pay the rent
10 him, and In doing 70 proscS@e by saEie (see soe,
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CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamship Vanderbilt Higgins Southampton and hsvre-D
s.eamship Hammooia Ham) Hey dtmann, aAmburg-E
shp rideIs, McGn Liverpool-o Mar. hal, 4 Co
F sl s A AaT sSs
Bark Iva Foster 81 Ihom.s-x.ilsad. Phelps Co.
pig John Butler Park Mst.xs-F sloomssd
- s s sss.
sssr 6sn H.na Ss a'sa~s %
scS. srss jsh3:o;: EsssSssSs /: Sssshs. '''
scSr LYDIA asn vrSia CITY sran. u.rs
sS y.I s.as,
s sssr Chase has Zones Zones ssl.mmR Greene
Steamer Ksnnebsc. Hand PhiIadelphia
ara presenter. % July "a. 4q s.
sh oil Georges shoals spoke ship Hsrn athsr bound
The has experienced light winds throughout he entire
Ship ststson cof Thorn asou) Jordan Liverpool Juus
ds.ss The July ssIs 10. 81 saw ssip
May OF J Rs bound ,% HfGu.'.d, 70. sosoo IN
wind. the whole passage crossed the Banks in LAT Is So
ship rocshon:s Of Bath r0,,sr Hare Jpns q with ma.e
I Ls Sn
Ship Marion Hsm). arsnemapn H.mburx June 8, with
sh Fanny Mc9enry tof Phladepha). Smith, Hamburg
birth esn death: board aurss The passage jun. So
In whirlwind LOST msntopm and head ali three top
Northern passage, but saw GO ice
ship orphan, Kempton Bordeaux s with brandy TO-
snp Reina Del oc.ans tnsw, Stevens, Ns~buryport in
Bark nen,l sryant Rochelle June 81. with brandy Ac
Rs;: man. tsrtml Hlesard Bremen s, day.. in ball..
ss Kssoiss s r sn s apss.
ton Roads ", day., with COFFEE 70 Bradshaw Jord.n
with O. nse &C. to II Recke, areaves
Bsn Peter Den Hoey. So annah days with cotton 10
E,is Arr Merritt Dr. Phsian, Sydney, Is days with coal
griF ryEns. tsI Smith Windsor Ns IT days. with plassr,
yris RICE tof s~soDl Loud Bar sor. sssys
Brig North, A1wortby, Boston, dsys With lnseed to
Big Jas Brown Brown xy.ic
Eh Alma (sr). Curry, Windsor, Ms. II days. with plaster
sshT london BD Wallace St john. NJ. July q. with nsA.
schr Adeia lsr Page, 81 George NIB, sdsy.
% rS away sss1 of 1ors: ~ night OF
s SS vintage Gro Ell A so.toa for Albany.
fchr Mary Mian. Kelvin Providence for Philsds,ub,s
schr Marietta Hand Terry, Mar .ich
schr New DeiIsh, sese: orien. e, Rcndout
Schr label Baker. Albany for New Bedford.
scsr Grace p. y,I cas Albany for Providence
scbrJ : Watson, Prebls, Po,. Even for Nantuci,I
pS Pore e. cs Norwich
81 'op Pointer. Fowler, Providence
Steamer Keunebec. Hand. Phlaae pha
Steamer westerpgort Berry, Portland
Steamer westcnesier CLARK Providence
@sAaer Pelican Auldrch. Providence
Capt Bsrxayd o. siearn'ug VIM Webb repors-July 81
c from New Zealand months ont vi OO bbls 40 s 40
VII ol sho ship sessen ger from sagus tor New York
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TEE EXPEDITION TO UrAH.-We learn from
Captain Lyons of the steamer W. Denny which ar.
here 81 Joseph night before la that the most
extensive psrsons making for tn military or No
dop 10 Utah under Gen Hsrnsy No less than Ave bun.
bred and four hnnd led mule teams accom-.
papy the troops The infantry, they reach the IT.
tent forward In detachments, rcnlezvous having bseB
appointed 1t point the Plains. whereGep Hsrney
ing teamsers &c will fall snort Of Ave thousand
men. ID raid that Gen. Harvey determines N make
short work with the Saints In they oopose the least
obstacle TO the fuhlmen OF his mission- Louis Demo
c1d July 20
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i46 282 OF % X }, where the following language lie
nsc"; where any lands tenements shall be occupied
oy rspt con veysnce thereof OF the rents thereof
or OF me rents or proats 81 au na bterest herep
by the landlord of sueh tenant rba s valued without
ny s""rnfrhi OF arch tenant u the graots" Snrh IL
me language or the rtAsuse bat OF
Shsh' has attorned to and recynizea ~ thsmhera al
his landlord ~ %, ing rent 10 him. rbrd am uf the
cprrn na there is nothing IN the objection that the
hton nndicro ANA tenant does not exist beIwee the
and Mr. Cbambevn; the hitter ID the s~anee OF
the essor and rs such take these proceedings 70
possesson Of the premises. Il has been 40 ex-
p,essiy decided by the Supreue Court, case of
Bridal Philips, II wendeps r p 47s I must
therefore, order warrant to pu. Mr. Chamber lin
In possession Of the premises
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uces thereof Al General Term ~ said oouEt 70 be held
ne Fy Hail. N the cits OF New York the 10Th day
II Aug 1t, 1867 at 10 O'Clock OF that day. 30 that
oar ssid Justices maySrr her thereon OF right AMI
aocord re 10 law ought be done, and have you then
there this writ
winners, Justice Of said Supreme Cont,
at the City Hall, In the city OF New York. das al
-, 1897. RICHARD CONNOLLY, CLERK.
LsAAs SHERWOOD, Attorney, lb5 Broad way, New York.
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niscslIan.s-s ana Dss.ss.rs.

AL
ssrp 10 her hold and wa. dsSsras 90 the ~ TS. osso
AM ssipsire must be esroysd The shp struck he ground
arer passing saugor
,hs Wednesday from snutssmnton report
Cd having spoken on Der on the ss July shp
the rors Temple Capt Cole len York the Inn May
vas no doubt we'll dsDs assn
BAnx PACIFIC whose loss y-portea Yesterday cleared
bali in Phsdspbs snd The balance in New York shs Sss
an T." a;:s s A S.s sS valued at not over $4,000 which partly
scHn NEW JERSEY tqf Philadelphia Capt James Shannon
Island 7oeock on the morning Of July 80 and became
rcas r.usp of Bo..on) Ewsli from ST John M, for
Prpv' .pse ont into salem ysy having on is In heavy
srr.ssmr Arn--The following resolutions were pre-
scented 10 Gap, Luolo~ Of s,esmsbp ariel her las, out
os ss. e To SGS
sreHsn via souhsmP,on and BARE u. fovwin ges!
Troy n y; ID seegwcs 81 Louis No; 4 W Read Phisaei
s oy ' passa fsT rosssa ss.s slS Ssa
m ms % n, sa ss.n fSns iss' eI q RA
sout Carolina; Rarhoomew, France; J Mer~n Havsns
St .r. assso -.rs
and submitted The following presm Die and resolutions, witch
h.Tess sc me pAss, board III. .,esr,- Ariel
shout 70 p. campsny sh each The ssp . oslrs
eating me comforts and ouesy eIerdea . ~ and ds.ous
fore sdos, Tie EllosinS ,e,ciutops '"'''
in steam ps,rSon we h,Ss found orr ssy sns
in bis urssni,y snd senttmsp beins pessure aud
Resolved Thsin Mr. s.ssury tn. ar-, officer long and
fsvorshly known In the Paciac master hare
drent officer experienced sailor sad courteous gentle
Resolved Thu 10 the officers OF The ss,p we ,eniev
our rgsrds. and with hem, one and al, bon voyage"
throrgh life
Resolved That copy Of the oreg-ng preamble and reso
luons be presented Lucow seabury and thai
lie published in the New York, London favre and
Bremen papers BY order , .. hs meelng .o, c..
B Yirss soSrrRs Secretaries.
srrGssHir ,Rrrr, June IS 1851
At meeting Of the By the steam ,hp ARIEL
her return Trip the following resol atoms presented
~ meeting Of The 'ass~nFeo~ on board the s'eamselp
ARIEL from Haue,o New yofs Tuesdsy July - The follow
RssoiveS Thai in Capt Iudlov we have found rens.,
einsny qualified for the discharge of t duties and that
hs ,nictude for the welfare and cofor OF the passengers
entities him q our respect and regard Tor In Tho true sailor he
Resolved Tbu he mate surgeon Of the ship
bestowed upon us and fea-r generally attendant
srcb voyage have been materially lessened from
knowl'dse that we were in such safe hands
Resolved That copy Of these resolurs be presented 70
the captain and officers and In TINS parting from them
wish them such life their deserves hoping
f ws ssass f,se NV s sed v r
stone. Jr John snn w Adams, g Bscearab, Beck II
Blsnchred, Pooorsi Chsrssr Hanger D EIo,, "
Andrews vgelus, Salvador Miller, sa,lio Polsma De Bic.
with
THr orrrsc Ant rSvrRroot srrarrns-Ths MONTREAL GA
departure n The Indian on her last voy.gs from
liverpool Quebec and back that opy twenty air
Just one week time go that abe sde two syccs.sive
passages, one West and the her Rssi Of w da1 each
The following the log OF the Indian h~r sst outward
following disiances.-
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The remaining New York wards 70 be paid OF 10
day, or as soon as possible.

The remaining New York wards are to be paid off To-
day, or soon Is possible
PAYING TIE SPECIAL YoRCn.
The decision To the special force has created great
rejoicing among the men, and placed the Commission
made out by the inspectors acting inspectors and will
be ready In few dsys
TELEGRAPH.
Under the old teeg shc arrangements the telegraphic
operators 81 the City Hall could easily notify the bell
ringer the CITY Hall tower OF any res reported from
entirely independent Of the fire telegraph be~e
the houses and there considerable strife between the
police the bell ringers which should first
are In many cases the alarm would come from both
sources at the same moment Now, however, ths I'D
vantage II ost, there no communication between the
Deputy superintendent once and the City Hall
Mr., Robinson thinks that simple Ore alarm might be
easy arranged afford the nremen the customary
facilities ct their old quarters down town.
TIE OLD FORCE RxPoKrrHG FOR DUTY
At quarter past seven O'Clock on Thursday night the
policemen Of the Seventeenth ward, headed by Lieut.
Delahaut and Dr. Shopperd, marched In military order
from their assembly DOM corner of street and
First TO the station house, Fiji street
Frt avenue They entered 10 respectful manner. and
formed line ~ ready to receive orders. Lieut. Des
liant addressed the Inspector
"CsPtsin, we one here 10 report for duty these
men, believing themselves not legally dismissed do all
Inspector BiKr--"very we'll, sir"
Lieut. D''I would AK you, Captain, II you will accept
,t (pres ntng ns for report recognise them rs
Inspector HAKr-"No sir; by no means. sr; have 10
do my duty In my own premises, and II you think your
self not legally dismissed, you have every right 70 ties.
It."
Lieut. Delahant said that every man individually w,ud
report for duty.
The lieutenant and Dr. Shepherd eported FIRST and then
al the men, thirty six In number passed and bowed N
the aging: Captain report myself for duty"
"Very well, sir; all right, iir the courteous inspsc
tors reply The whole force them In the respectful
and dgnned left the station house for their head
quarters.
~ FAT o. RRooKrys POLICE
The Deputy supinteudan, Of the Brooklyn police will
commence ing of the OF the Western distrc this
Saturday. morning, at 10 O'Clock, and 10 the Esste'n
district a O'Clock The arrangements 10 that effect were
made In the Board OF Police Commu siouers yesterday
METROPOLITAN cRcvMIocunoS
An order issued by the General superintendent,
day before yeeter lay, to his Deputy, directing the
noval Of the whole portion Of IN u,safc building
No l6l Chambers street. BY the working OF the new
circumlocuton Office system the inspector OF the ward
In which the building Il situated bad not late honr
art evening, heard officially ~ any steps 10 tue
building been furnished vh any power 70 DO 30 him
SELF This delay might have caused much loss OF life and
property and ort seem unpadonsble. In yies OF the
short distance from the SUPP uspeeuss oce 70 the pre-
cinct In which tie building % sit..ied.
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Notice 60 Mariners.

T0ta dRtnce
The distance bv The chart II 1900 miles, that hsppess
that the Indian devaied e direct course only 20 Nv ~
70 add ffty mles 30 the length OF the voyage.
Notice 60 Mariners.
The Depsrmen. Of Public werts in Pctuk. snncu dns
viii Do put ia sud aner the ~ o. -
po.io. On ne .s,d s IsSon Du v nov