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ENGLAND.

Governnentwas catechised in the House of Iords
by Lord Peterborough, and in the House Of Commons
by Mr. Disrae, in regard to the muny in the IhdiaA
army.
Lord Granville In reply to the former, and Mr.. J.s
Smith in reply to the latter, stated that the case would
be met with decisive measures, ana that although
there good for suppOsng that the nninser
would spee Oily be put down by the force on the SCOT
still It had been determined to send resnforcemeat
to the extent of Ia 600 forthwith "a mere mesA
Of security. 1t admitted that the published
accounts Of the revolt subsa atiay correct ed
that the principal incentive was an impression IL
there was to be an attempt at general csnwens;oo .
the Chr;stian religion.
In thu Commons Mr.. II. Bsdley a,ksd Leave Ia
bring ina bill to cause the votes Of PaSliaxnentarv
electors TO be taken by ballot.
A debate ensued upon this, . which The Chancellor
OF the Exchequer opposed the-moton.
Tho motion was finally rejested by lSe'to eS7.
Ihs United States steam figate Susoxehanoa re
turnad TO Cowes from the Thames on the 3Hh ait.
Queen Victoria, accompanied by the Royal family
PAID state visit to the Manchestss Exhibition on the
3Oth ult and although furious storm prevailed al
day, the enthusiasm Of TIE thousands assembled wos
very great
The quarterly revenue returns show deficiency II
f3oO, 700. The estimated deficiency conseouest o.
the reduction OF taxa.n at the close Of the Lass
highly favorable. a
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FATAL REScoUSTER.-Ac correspondent writing from
Summerville, Green County KY, under date of the
9Th met furnishes an account of difficulty which
occurred near that place and resulted in the death OF
EeliT g. Beauchamp. Our correspondent says that the
difficulty occurred between Robert ); Peace and VIM.
chsSn' Sbo was the brotbern-lsw of Skaggs, inter-
,nss5 and begged the parties to desist. Herexpon
Peace ordered Besucbamp to get out OF the way Or he
W. s.,.ssd and retreatedwas followed up by Peace,
tho placed his rife against bis antagonist fired, aud
literally tore his heart out The fatal encounter was
Witnesse by the wife and children Of the deceased;
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FRANCE.

The Parp correspondent Of Tie Times says that the
Italians whose arrests were noticed BY the last mail
peror.
The Daily kears says that although Lord Clsrendoa
has 10 official information Of the facts, yet Is never
theless quite true that the French Government has en-
ply Of 10000 Africans Cor Guadaloupe and Martinique.
II was intmated that Gen. Cavignsc would rather
Lot present himsef second time to the electors OF
paris and that propositions had been made to dis
pguisked members Of the Paris bar to take hs place.
but that they were not accepted.
Several Of the defeated Opposition Candidates
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"An old Public School Scholar" who guesses i'm.
perinenily and enormously as to who wrote certain
structures in these columns, would do well to consider
that no alusion Of any kind has been made by us to
the person in whose behalf he writes except in answer
to that persons his friends communications to our
columns. Their simple and easy way, therefore, to
stop utteraDces on our part which seem to displease
them IL to drop the subject.
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About 10 O'Clock on Saturday night, about l5O
rioters living in the neighborhood of Segulne's
Point, made an attack on the Police force under
Captain Wallipg. After an engagement Of near
twenty minutes, in which about hundred shots
were fred, the assailants were forced to retire
A sergeant of the Police force was wounded in the
hand
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Busiuess Notires.
JULY.

Month! when patriotic hearts
With patriot FIRE all sglow;
When high In sir the rocket darts
While squbs and crackers blaze below;
When banners wave, and music sweis,
From east 10 west. from south TO north
Willie shouting throsts and clsnsins bells
Recall memories Of the FOURTH.
O month! the bard indeed were dead
Whose Tyre thy p sise In vain required
heart Of ice. a brain Of lead.
Ben. ah thy touch might prove Inspired
Red cherries through the foliage glesn,
And all our walks heds.d with roses
Warm sunshine flooding plain and stream,
flushed earth In Summers lap reposes
Straw hats shade each burning brow,
In zephyr clothes you'll have to robe you;
And even the Maine Law allow
That cslet iced hydrophobis!
All moftals burn-save those alone,
Who, led by Fashions wise divinity.
Have brought "REFRIGEkArISG SOITs"
AT SMITHS PALATIAL MARBLE TRNrTY!
SMITH One Price Wholesale and Retail Ciohing
War.bouse Nos. H. l3s and 40 Fulton 4 New York
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WOMAN's MILLENNIUM The SEWING Ma

CHINE the facts of this destined soon 20 become
household gods aud the OF Womans
Mebu be far distant, Long ages Of toll and snfer
have nearly satisfied the curse aud the fairer
portion Of creation vii! enter their reward Whist
opinion exist respecting other Machines with regard
10 the GROVER BAKER MACHINES there IL room for con-
lecture. The best evidence Of superiority s the uneqnaed
psronsge enjoyed by these Machines Thousands OF them
dsy write the record Of their of
equsled beauty workshops and sitting
throughout civilized the globe. The
CRovfR BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY manufacture
about t.enty different styles OF Machines making both tbs
Grover Baker and the Shuttle Stitch, aud adapted 10 all
varieties Of work in cloth and leather the prices of which vary
from SIS TO 25 Their FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Is
believed to be unnvaed for this purpose The GROVER
BAKER MACHINES constantly exhibition at the offices OF
the GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, where
all invited to call aud examine for themselves.
Offces No. 495 Broadway New York; No is Sumnerst
Boston No $50 Chestnut Philadelphia 81 hst ST. Louis
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REMOVAL.

l. NJ SINGER Co. have removed their SEWING MAcHIsI
business to their white marble front building No 40
Broadway corner Grsndst. In buying such article as
Sewing Msebne the ruet TO buy the best They
who purchase SINGERS MACHINES always get what hev want
and use with satisfaction and profits while they who buy
any cheaper and inferior in the market sre sure
TO suffer dise prominent, vexstion and loss
\ sfNcyR No Br yadWsy G. Grsnd-st.
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NJvkCTIoSThe Underlined having obtained an IN
junction Circuit Count of the United States against
George RAY Of the vendors Of the above mentioned
machines No Chrysie It give notice that they intend to
prose IN like all Other violating T infringing
their pstept rights by vending or using said ma
chues l. Nj SINGER Co, No. i58 Broadway N. Y.
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How TO SAVE MONEY.

Buy Of DALEY Co. Nos. 63l and SIS Broadway, White
Dime, Set 81 54 pieces for &l6 White Tea Set A pieces,
as 81 White Toilet Set for 81; dozen OF CutGlss Cob
lets for ass dozen Of Silver plated Tea spoons for 80
plated able Spoons for IS U.s. Silver plated
Caster. with cut bottle. Cor - u.s. slyerpsted Tea Set
pieces fer SO; and Silver plated Cake Basket for 50 30
In all The price the utensils go 2'
Consequently you will just @ 75-enoush to pay for
couple Of wetLs soourn In the country.
Perfect Fitting COATS, VESTS and PANTALoONs
IN the latest STYLE made in the best at great saving
Of and other expenses GEORGE Fox Tailor and I'm
porter Of the Store, House and Lot, No n Auity,
near Broadway.
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BOOTS
SpoEs and CATERS.
The Largest Assortment
And Cheapest In the CITY
Al PRooks's No. SIS Broadway and No. lou Futon 81
: ON SraND-STAND CORNER JOHN AND MAS
s,r sTsN r. COLLINS Co selling all kinds of SUMNER
CLoTHIse low prices Raglans Business suits NC
n. K COLLINS Co corner John and Nasstu Sta
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TO ceOe all her claims 70 the territory lying west Oh
Pennsylvania, with the exception, however, of the
district still known as the Connecticut Reserve.
But Virginia still refused to cede, and Maryland in
const quence still refused to ratify the Articles of
Confederation which by reason of that refusal re.
manned invalid.
But what Virginia refused to yield to the just
demands of sister States was at length wrested
from her by the terrors of invasion. About this
time, Arnold landed in Virginia at the head of
British army and the frightened Legislature, on
the last day Of the year 1880, and just before they
fed from Richmond before the invaders hoping
that the ratification of the Articles of COnfedera-
tion might give some force to the tagging energies
of the Union and contribute to their own rescue,
finally agreed to cede to the Union all their claim
TO the territory northwest of the Ohio. But even
this cesson, thus extorted by terror, was clogged
with proviOs for the guarantee to Virginia of her
more southern claims-a guarantee which Congress
was by no means disposed to give. To force her
to withdraw this condition, the dele gates from New
York formally executed the cession which they had
been authorized to make, and it was only by new
threats Of accepting that cession and making it the
basis of the national title that Virginia was at last
forced into that cession Of 1884 which our Jesuit
Chief Justice parades as having been voluntarily
made with no other object in view but the good Of
the Union Even this cession, however, contained
most liberal reservation Of bounty lands for her
Revolutionary soldiers, and indemnity for all the
expenses of Gen. Clarke's Expedition.
1t is thus apparent-Chief Justice fancy to the
contrary, Notwithstanding Virginia never had
even the shadow of claim except to a very small
fragment of the territory northwest Of the Ohio;
AID secondly, that it was only BY great and per-
severiIg efforts and the presence Of invaders, that
she was finally forced into ceding even that.
We say nothing of the Judges chronological error
in placing the danger to the Confederation arising
ou. Of this question, after the peace Amid
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

A special meeting called by the Mayor, was held
last nj hit at II o'clock Il was very privately sot up,
evidently with the intention of dispensing with tho
presence of the opposition members; however, six or
seven of them got wind of it, though some OF them
received no notice from the Clerks aud when the hour
arrived they were in their seats.
The business in hand was the adoption of the follow
ing resolutions from the other Board:
Bv AID WILSON: Whereas. controversy has arisen be-
tween Daniel D. Conoyer aud Charles Dcvn Ia reference u
the ce of Street Commissioner OF the City OF Sew YORK
and ,,.-.,.,,
,nh Ollie. with the Of the Board OF Aldermen aud
having duly taken .he oath Of Office and given an oca bond
according has been and recognized by the Mayor
Aldermen and CommoDsy Of the City Of New YORK rs law
folly entitled mold and exercise the duties OF the ONCE sire'
said; and,
Whereas The said Conover bas adopted measures 10 COM vel
delivery him Of the books MAPS records ara dou
nsnt, connected with such office and,
Whereas Such books papers maps records and accumet'
belong the said Mayor Aldermen and ComUonsty OF the
City fEewYork and the private property Of such Corp'
ration; srd,
WAersa, soeh Cooperation las net tten asds part, TO me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01
IMPROVEMENT OF sEAMEN.

The ship masters aud agents Of this city held meet
ing yesterday, at No. 10, Insurance Buildings.
Mr. c. II. MARSHALL was called TO the Chair, and Mr..
j. w. PHILLIPS was elected Secretary.
Mr.. PERRIT, on the part of the committee OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, reported that correspond
ece bad been held with the Boards Of Trade OF Bos
ton, Philadelphia, Baltimore and New.Orieans, ana
that Ia all tho places movement was IN progress,
aiming at the adjustment Of advance wages and thar
resolutions 10 this effect had been adopted in Boston
and Philadelphia, and would probably pass N other
cities. The following resolutions were adopted unan'
mously:
E.,d That we regard the change the mode of shipping
crews 10 be adopted on the Of JAY continuing Sew
ers IN hsOry IL highly favorable TO ber n'ecNs
and their expected improvement 'osse 70 the inter-
ests ~ stipovners.
10 increase isrgey the number OF native American sesmep,
and that this car only accomplished BY rendering the service
cortsLe end respectable that young Of character
ard enterprise may lind motives 70 choose the sestsns NE
Pooled That in order hndancest 70 entering the
service II indispensable that all brutal and violent treatment
In the Of which has in been
hbted should be abandoned andhst commanders and officers
o such violence should be considered e. there
By disqualified for all further service Ill
Reed That be recommended to shiowners In se'csuns
commanders and oees Of ships TO look carefay TO he
rrs qualifications and that by Instructions 70 No.
snder. by p-on,l attention 70 the sabjec and y @
pgac,ic able influence, they eudeavor 70 secure ne
Of Of ships saag under tbsr oFae l. "a. ali
Fe,oi-ed That to meet the which may 49, sn, 4,
SERGE Of advance of who may be
psy their boerc II le syded to ship M.oInx
that tire may live on shpbcafd a'ef "ta"e W.
articles. .t, u.,.a hv the Committee
be approved aud adopted.
The mt etirg then aojournec'
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told him i supposed the piece nsd Oeen aooo !"
order
. "Yes' he said, that must be il; and have no
doubt that it will be done 70 good many orders.'"
a specimen Of the genus swell entered the room,
and introduced himself to Jerrold. Ills excuse Tor
more remarkable for her beauty and talents than for
well than for other 70 recommendations.
'The swell said, II believe you know very par
ticular friend Of mine, Mre. -
49, have met with an actress of that name Jer-
rod replied. Bot she cannot be the very particular
friend jou allude to-
80 Pardon he, it is the same person.
- Pardon me, the lady speak OF Is not very par
ticulnr."
Though Cardinal Antonelli had gwen orders 70 inc
muuicipsIities Of the Legations not to make any
comnoinrs against the Government to the Pope on
his progress to Bologna the Boognese have had the
boldness to hand their respectful memorandum con-
tsining their grievances TO "hs Holiness" with
what success we cannot state rs yet. A. p. G.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.


Despite the stormy aspect Of the weather yesterday
a large audience assembled in NibIos fhseAss, the
occasion being the commenorstion Of the one han
bred and third Annual Commencement Of Columbia
College. The parquet, dress circle and galleries
were depsely crowded with ladies, few gentlemen
being scattered here and thore about the house About
10 o'clock the Faculty Of the College, preceded by the
President, and accompanied by quite number Of
guests entered in procession and took seats upon the
stage, the students occupying the front in the par.
quet. Among the Distinguished gentlemen on the
stage We observed his Excellency Gov. King, the
Rev. S. n. Murray Of Elizabeth, N. j.; Dr. J. w.
Francis, Judge Peabody, Judge Slosson, the Hon.
Gratz Brown of st. Louis. Mo-; Peter Cooper W. N.
Churchill Of Sing Sing, the Faculty Of the University
and Free Academy.
After an overture and march by Mupcks band, the
exercises were commenced with prayer by tho Chap
lain. Presiden, King then made few pertinent re-
marks when the exercises were continued in the fol-
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,oe..a.. ), u. said coDov to obtain possession Of said

proceeding BY the said Copovn TO obtain possession " '''
KA.a the duty Of racA Covpcrson To nAiD'sio sn'
defend its htte 10 seeh property; therefore. IN,
Be ordained That the Counsel 10 the CoSporefson n %
City Of Nswyoh the ase.t Of such CorpOson for toe'
purpose With take Of 81 the books nsp
records and documents connected with the oos q Street
fos City Of NewYok and he retain
such possession until otherwise directed BY thu Msyos As,
osn md Commonsy Of The City of kewYorh but that saeA
Counsel Keep such books psps records and deesnts
p IN. rooms now assigned and occupied the Street Comni
oees or end that he permit sSd Chssis
4, have the Of sad spsrtmspt. and 81 sa
hhs pst~r maps. records snd dooumsns for the YPo.sof
his Street Contssion.f Aforesaid but GOT
other purpose whatsoever which va aeop'sd on d,n'
Ion. via; IT, p---l.-.
YEAs-AIdsrmeD Wilson, Harris. H.siy, The Prsstsnt'
Mespedon McConksy and Dreke-lz n 81, NJ,
NkYs-Aldernen Tacker, Grfhths, Blunt, fnmei' 'asD
tine and Owens-6.
The resolutions having been read, the president
ruled that under the Charter they must he over and
be advertised for two days they would very proba-
bly, involve the expenditure Of money.
They were then referred to the Committee on the
Law Department, and the Board adjourned until Mon
day Eext.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western and South western States BY
puous This Road also connects at Pttsbureh
daily line Of Steamers to all ports In the Western Rivers
Cleveland and Sandusky with to all pars
The North Lakes making the most direct cheapest and
reliable by which FREIGHT can be forwarded TO and
from the Great West -
FssT CLAss.-Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps )7s.s,,.x
Books Dry Goods lin boxes bales and trunks) ,oos
Druts lin boxes and baet), Feathers, Furs, 6o..
SECOND CLAss-Domestic Sheeting, Shifting and
Ticking lin original baes) Drugs lin casks Hard 90 cents
ware Leather lin rolls or boxes) Wool and Sheep loOb
Pelts. Eastward,
fsIRp -Anvils, Steel Chains I'm casks 20 cant. =
Hemp Bacon and Pork, Sailed (oose or in sacks ioom
tobacco manufactured, except Cigars or cut, &c
VeuRTH CLIs&-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and}
Pork lin casks boxes, Eastward Lard and 40 cents
Lard OIL, Nails Soda Ash, German Clay Tar, pOp.
Pitch, Rosin,
8RAH--5Q cents " 100 10 until further notice.
CeTTos-s2 bale exceeding 800 weight until farther
notice
In shipping Goods from point east Of be
uaT 10 marx the package Vis Pennsylvania Raosdn An
Goods copsened 10 the Agents this Road Philadelphia
Pittsburrh will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AsESrs-Hnris, Wormey Co. Memphis, Penn I,
T. r. Sass Co.. St Louis; s. Mitchell Son. Evansville,
Ind. Dumesni Bell Co.. sna Carter Jewet Louisville,
KY B. c. Medium, Madison, Ind Sprsman Brown and
irwin Co, Cincinnati N w. Graham Co, Zsnesvlle,
No 2Astor House, NewYork, and No. Wilismst, New.
York; E. j. SneedeI. Philadelphia; Aasrsw Rooms, Baa'
more; Geo C. Fnnciscus, Pittsburgh.
H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
II. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent Altoona, Pa
May /, 1857.
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EeR BOSTON, via NORWICH and WOR-
T1HE IRREGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING

Il TON. for BOSTON End PR0VlDENCE-lnsnd route
the oytest dreot-csrTyDe the Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. Joel Stone, and
C. VANDERBILT, Cspt w H. Frazer in connection win
sihosds leaving NewYoIk daily, Sunday, excepted from
fr No North River first wharf above Battery place, at
oso1t m and stonneton $3.50 p m the arrival OF
III n si train which leaves Boston Of $50 p.
De C. VANDERBILT, from New York, Monday. Wednee
asy and Friday From stonnron, Tuesday, Thursday and
n PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New.York, Tletday, Thur
esy Saturday From stonIston, Monday, Wednesdsy
undfr6sy.
PsIsers proceed from stopngtoI pei Railroad TO ROW
On aid Bot, D. IA the Express Nal Tram reaching sio
placer advance Of those by other routes and In ample time
h ~ tbe early lines connecting North and East
Passengers prefer II remain boGrd the steamer ENJOY
nfb;.st undtuTbed breakfs; desired, and leave stc5
ngoI the 7l5s. train, connecting q. Providence wiz
1t II IT, train for BottoD.
bssge master accompanies the steamer ard tsn to-onss
esfk vty
Fog pge beths freight apply on board tne
rsser h. Freight Office Pier No North Riyer, or Is
ht OF No. 10 Battery place.
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CIFKEWE IUUhI .-EIIN NM " w ~
- and CHARLES h. GLOVER against JAMES McCUL-
ToIIGu -suunons for money demand on conract-tCnm
NJ, TO JAMES MCCULLOUGH, the defendant: You
arc h,reby and required answer ho COMPLAINT IN
~, action which was filed in ihe once 81 the CEN of ue
County of Kuys ~ the City Hall in the City OF Brooklyn on
a. si day AZ Jute 1857 copy 81 yoor answer
"a me sd complaint the subsbers, at their Office no ~
Wal ,tTe. ID the City Of New YoTk, within twenty Gays
.oy N. ,ye. G this luminous you exclusive OF the cay
az inch service and II you fail 70 the sad compliant
within TIE time The plaintiffs IN TINS shan wh la.s
nis,i from ID. d dby q AuFur thousand sfbt nun
10 ls.7 ny '' WEST n GLOVER,
,7 ,.u6.w Plaintiff ~ ps,son.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE;
Ybe Pennsylvania Railroad connects at Pittsburgh with RAIL-
roads from St. Louis Mo- Alton, GsIens and Chicago
a. Frankfort, Lexington and tousyie XVI Tsare asass
Springfield Benefontsne sandu,ky Toledo Cleveland Co
rnbus Zsnesvile. Masson and Wooster Ohio; also with
The packet boats from and to New Orleans 81 Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets for the East be had at Of the shove
mentioned places in the West. - .
Passenger. win find this the shortes so.t expeditions and
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN SO HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN Is HOUR9
Fare as low as BY any other Route.
Bee handblls In the hotels Of this city.
Through Tickets further information may be had At the
No 2 Astor House. Broadway.
J. L. elliott. Agent.
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nle0ifal.
ME. GERARD, HYGIENIQUE and \

NINE. GERARD, HYGIENIQUE and MEDI-
WI CAL CORSET Manufacturer begs inform her patrons
that according to notice given by her she has professionally
moved to No. 2l Thompsonst, between Beecker and Amy
CANDS' SARSAPARILLA, for PURIFYING
- the BLOOD-This most popular of all family me defines
purely vegetable extract Of proved efficacy in the cure OF
Scrofua Ucerous and Eruptive Diseases contains
purge debae the system mineral poison to ruin
the constitution Thousands have bsn cured IT, and tens OF
thousand may be repred to health by its Prepared and
sold by A. B. SANDS Druggists No 100 Fulton st. N Y
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IN PURSUANCE Of AN order Of the Surrogate
d the County of Newly ork notice is hereby given TO all
nc,ors having claims against RALPH HALL late Of the City
Of N,yYork deceased 20 present the same WIN voucher
,e,cf 10 n, ubscibeT The office Of Henry W. las man,
eo No 26 Broadway the City Of New York ON or before
I'D iver,vseyoIth Of August n4tDated New YORK The
twtrty.tliId day Of February 1857. DAVID +. HALL
Administrator.
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METROpoLIrAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS ...Ss ~.

The Com missicners met yesterday, and HA'' ''''
following appointments. n..,su.,,,ur.on James Crop
- Gsorrr Roland Saml Osborn Juias re. , NO sYpense
'' resolution was adopted declaring mat no S,xe
should be incurred until the objects !; ~ Hoard
been Investigated by Committee o. 'le 0'
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYoIk notice hereby gwen 70 all Per
sor, having claims sgairf EDWARD H. BikD ate OF tne
l.of 10 lie bscrb.r her residence No 30 broadway,
In tie City ofNwYo on before TIE Sfh dsy Of oe'ooa'
90 1swerW ANN E. BIRD, Administrative.