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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10

A WORD FROM THAppIrs HYArr-The fol
lowing is copy Of draft received in this CITY
and presented for payment through one of the
principal banks:
Washington Jail, March 20, 1860.
The Broadway Bank, at the CITY of New
York, pay to Patrick Henry King, esq, TAILOR
or order, S45, being amount of jail fees to dis
charge Lloyd Chambers, colored man, incarce.
rated for nix months, on sS.pieion Of his not
oscning himself.
(Signed) THADDECS HYATT
W 7. Tribune.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10

FIRE IN OAKLAND County. The fine resi-.
dence of Thos. McCurdy, ESQ.,, in Highland, four
miles northwest Of Milford, in Oakland county,
was entirely consumed by fire about o'clock
on "Wednesday night last. Most Of the furniture
was saved, but everything in the cellar, including
200 bushels Of potatoes, were burned. The
house cost 81, 500 twoyears ago, and was insured
for 81 600
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10

OWEN LovEJOY.-An attempt was made in
Congress few days since, to bear down and in.
timidate Owen Lovejoy, of Illinois, from express
ing his views upon the infamy of human slavery.
This attempt failed, as similar attempts have
done, especially that lately made by the Ken.
lucky people to compel Cassus NJ. Clay to leave
the State, on account of pretended completely in
the slave Instruction schemes. Owen aud Cas-
sius are hard men TO scare.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10

A PHESoNESoN. - The Lockkayen Penn
Waterman records a very remarkable phenome.
non. Some months ago, Mr.. John johnson o!
that place had the middle finger Of his RICH,
hand amputated close to the lower Joint Joining
the hand. The wound soon healed over. and
almost Immediately new finger commenced
growing from the stump of the old one; and
six months from the time the finger was amputa.
ted, Mr.. johnson had a new and full grown one
in it, place, with the exception of the nail.
which II just commencing TO thoo, out.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10

A BAcKFiRE.-The n. Y. Tribune says that
the rapacity Of the Charleston landlords has in.
duced owners Of steamers in the Atlantic cities
to enter Into competition with them, by offering
to convey visitors to the Convention, and to fur
nish board during the session at the prices an
nexed: Per s. R. Spaulding, from Boston, 800
for the trip; per Keystone, from Philadelphia,
$50; per Yorktown, from Richmond, ESQ; per
Coatzocoalcos, from New Orleans, 500; per Au-
gusta, from Savannah, CSC, with an extra charge
of u so per day for every day that the session
may continue beyond one week.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10

TIE STATE CgEDIT.-This is still in a ruined.
gone up, 'bursted" condition. On Saturday
5000 Michigan IS Of 1863 sold at I0l LA
los, or from one to FIVE Per cent. above par On
bonds drawing only six per cent. interest. Such
rum Is mournful 10 contemplate Tribune.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10

A CHAsGE--Collector Davis, of Detroit, has
removed David B. Dodge, Shoemakers old Dep
uty, and has appointed Hon. Charles Il. TAYLOR
Of Grand Rapids.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-05

] would again express most decided
opinion in favor of the construction Of a
Pacific railroad, for the reasons stated in
my two last annual Messages. When ]
reflect upon what would be tho defenceless
condition Of our States and Territories
west Of the Rocky Mountains in case Of a
war with a naval power sufficiently strong
to interrupt all intercourse with them by
the routes across the Isthmus. l am still
moro convinced than ever Of the vast inn
portancc Of this railroad. have never
doubted tho constitutional competency OF
Congress to provide for its construction,
but this exclusively under the war making
power. Besides the constitution expressly
requires, as an imperative duty, that "tht
United States shall protect each of them
1.-THE States against invasion" am at q
loss to conceive how this protection can b
afforded to California and Oregon against
such naval Power by any other means
repeat the opinion contained in my las
annual Message. that It would be inexpedi
ens for the Government to undertake thi'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-05
SHeRIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of an Execution issued ny the
ID Clerk Of the Marshall County Circuit Court
and to me directed, in favor of Alexander H.
Newfuuld and against Edwin A. Wales, will ofisr
at Public Sale, as the law directs, at the Court
House door in the town Of Plymouth, MARSHALL
County, Indiana, on
Saturday. January %, 1861,
bctwe en- the hours of 10 o'clocka m, and O'clock
D. M, of said day, the rents and rohs for term
hot exceeding seven years, Of the following de-
scribed real estate. situate in said county OF
Marshall and State of Indiana, to-wit:
The north h llf of the northwest quarter OF sec
ton thirteen (3,) township thirty -four, (sl) norfa
of range two ~ east; also, the south haf OF inc
north west quarter, of the same secton' township
and range, and the east half ofthc northe quar-
ter of section fourteen, 40 same township ana
range. n "a
II the rents and profits for seven years OF sad
real estate will not sell for sum sufficient 20 ssts
e. said execution interest, costs and accruing coss
will at the same time and place offer FOR sale the
fee simple Of said real estate or all the nghf' ute
and interest of the said Edwin A !" aies IN ana 10
the same, or 50 much thereof as may DC necessary
to satisfy said writ
I January 5, l660-9tJ s~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-05
STATE OF INDIANA,
SllcriG,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE of Commission issued BY the
ID Clerk ofthe Marshall Common Pleas Court
and to me directed, in lavor of Silas n. Champn
and against James Baldwin, Eliza Baldwin, Hiram
Dennis. Henry McFarlin, and Henry Duin. will
offer for SALE as the Law directs, at the Court House
door in the town Of Plymouth, Marshall County
Indiana, on
Saturday. January %, 1860.
between the hours of 10 clock, "a. m, and clock
D. m, of said day, the rents and profits for tern
not exceeding seven years, of the following de
scrbed real estate, in said Marshall County, State
of Indiana to wit:
Lot number one hundred and fifty -four, 154,
in the town of Plymouth, Indiana, with all the i'm
provcments thereon.
Ii such rents and profits will not sell for sun
sufficient to satisfy said Judgment. interest, cost
and according costs, j viii! at the same time AM
pace offer for sale the fee simple in AMI To san
real estate, or so much thereof as may be ncccssar
to satisfy said demands
o. M. BARNARD, Sheriff NJ. c.
January 3, lS60-9t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-05
SHERIFF'S S ALE.

DY VIRTUE Of Execution issueti by the
ID Clerk of the VI ,rs'ial Co,am Pleas Court,
mi tn M. directed. IN favor of George ". Gordon
All Miriin y ,.lirr and again,; Chnscrv Farranl.
will offer at Public Sir the law Il rrcts, al the
& ,nrt III use door ia he town "i L ym,ut, county
of VI rsh,ll, AMI State of lnianr. on
.SGariy. Jsaaary 2s. 1850.
bwecn the hours of ~ o'clock. m. and o'clock
D. m. of I'D day, the rents ami profits "r term
not exceeding years, of the following de
.crbe real estate situate i'm said county Of Marshall.
and State of Indiana, to-wit:
The south quarter of the south east quarter.
section SIX TO- township thirty four, (34,) north
of range two ~ cast.
If the rents and profits for seven years Of said
real estate will sell for sufficient to satisfy
said execution, inteie costs and accruing costs.
will at the same time and place offer for sale the
fee simple Of said real estate, all the right title
and interest Of the said Chancey Farand in and to
the same. or so much thereof as may be necessary
10 satisfy said writ. o. NJ BARNARD, q
Jan 5-9l3 Sheriff MARSHALL Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-05
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY. S..

In the VI uslall Common Pleas Court, March
Term, A. D., 1869.
Mary Ann Haryisock, Christian Harisock, by their
Guardian, John Soice.
vs.. Petition for Partition.
DInel Heplcr. Peter Hardsock, Anna Laulermsn,
Peter LIudcrmln, Elizabeth Seller, Christian
Seller, Catl,arinc Zwahlen. Peter wv allen. Henry
Hardsock, Margaret Soice, John Soice, ami
Anna HarlSOck.
ME Plaintiff in the above entitled csu-e bv
l. C.'rs'in Osborne, his Attorneys. has flied in
my office his complaint against the defendants for
Partition, and il appearing. by ALI avit that one ct
the defend ,nt<, Peter III .ris'ck, IL resident
OF the State of Indiana. he is therefore notified OF
the filing and tendency of said Complaint. and that
the same will be he ard AZ the term OF the
VI Tshtl Comm ~ Pleas Court, TO b. hold'.n AZ the
urt ii puse, ia P,ym .uth, on the third VI ndiy of
VI trc!,. ID , 1863. ami unless lac appear p cad.
IN 'wcr or dem Ir thereto, the same will be heard
AM de- crnlncd in his absence.
Attest, H. X. PERSTIlNG. Clerk
G. {. p. Marshall Coanty.
jin3-9t3l BY WV. VI. KENDALL. Dep'..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-05
SHERlFF'S S ALE.

DY VIRTUE of an Execution issued by the
ID Clerk of the Marshall Common Pleas Cour,
an to me directed, in favor Of Marquis l.. Smith
and against Joseph Brelsford, will offer at PUBLIC
Sale, as the law directs, at the Court House door n
the town of Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana OF
Saturday. january %. 1860, 7 >
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a m, and
D. m, of said day, the rents and profits 'or 'el
not exceeding seven years, of the following ae
scribed real estate in said county OF Marshaii an
State Of Indiana. t0-wit: - <s- =.
The north half of Lot No. fifty seven; lS'') IN
the town of Plymouth, Indiana Win All inc I'M
provements thereon.
the rents and profits for seven years OF said rea
estate will not sell for sum sufficient to satisfy sale
execution, interest, costs and accrung costs, w'i
at the same time and place offer for sale the fec
simple Of said real estate all the right title and
interest Of the said Joseph Brelsor in and TO th'
same, or so much thereof as may be necessary Z
satisfy said writ.
January 5. JS60-9t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-05

|OxTATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL Couxrv.
= Notice is hereby given that at the Decemoer
Term of the Court Of Common Pleas. OF Marshall
County, AFTER final settlement OF the estate OF
Abraham Miller, deceased, the sum OF Seven
Hundred and Two Dollars and wen!y- seven EN- -
were found remaining redistribution among The
heirs. Said heirs are therefore notified TO appear
on the first day of the next terra OF ssid Cs.rt'
and prove their heirship and receive their distsih
tive sh.res H.tR. PERSHING, CIefk
c. c. p. Marshall County.
[dec9-St3l BY WIN. M. KENDALL, Deputy n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-05
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY, So.

In the Comm IN Pleas Court of Mirsi,all Csunfr !,
in the Site al Ia Ii ml VI .rch term, A. 3D., l-6).
J,brz Barnett,
Kisia Burnett. On note and proceedings in At
tlchment.
John { tm0lr.ll
DE 1T KNOWN that ON this 9Th div of Jam
nary in the wear l>6 J. the above named plain
tfs. 10y lmcs O. Parks, their attorney. filed in the
office al! the Clerk OF Coma IN Pleas Court. their
complaint T., ,inst all defendant in the above
tiilci f,...ilirr with aft iiri Of cou.pc
tent pcrSoa IN It sid defendant is resident Of
the State ri In Il tnt; all defendant i therefore
hereby motif q oitic filing and pendcncy of said
complaint AZ lin>i him AMI that unless he appear
dcnnr thereto at the ,lling of said
on the first day ofthc next term Of said Court, to be
-be.,un and held at the Court House in fhe town of
Plymouth on tho third Monday in VI lrch next. said
complaiut ami the matters and things therein
tanned and alledsed, will he heard and determined
in hi abScnce.
Witness, III. r. PERSHlNG, Clerk.
C.. r. {. VI ush,l County.
BY wv. VI. KENDALL, Dcp'y.
Janusry 9TH l-6D-9f3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-05
A LIST OF LETTERS :
ID EMAINING in the Post Office Ct Rymoufk.
III Indiana, January lst 1860

! ID EMAINING in tn,
II Indiana. January
Aldridge Miss Martha
Alleman Miss Elizabeth
Absbire Miss Mary
Aspcr Martin 7
Bowrne II w 2
Hrrnwell Miss Lucy
Bennett LII
Burnet Levi
Burch III III
Baldwin VIM
Bowc! Andrew J
Brunton Jas
Becker John
Bowles Jesse
Boutlar Rebecca
Brownieid Joseph
Clingaman Jacob
Crosby Alderman
Combs Jacob
Group Charles
Callen ] VI
Cinada Elmira
Cabrin Betsey
Crandal c NJ
Crow Alvin
DELPHI John
Dinsmore William
DeDastus Irena
Danziger NJ
Dcril Lawyer 2
Dillin Oliver p
Ducomb p
Dobbin John w
Denima Il ) L
Dixon Ann
DAWSON Daniel X
Ewing George
toye A J G.
titzimmons Patrick
Fassett ii G
Gore William
Geer Sophia A
Gray Edward A
Greer Moses
Haigh J A
Hoops Jennie
Hane Mary A
Hossler Henry
! Hamilton William S 2
Hall Christopher
Hall c III
Hildreth Jonathan
Hasler Harrison
Huff Jacob
Hmna o III P
J ,nson Jacob
Johns Chirlcs A
Persons calling for let
niease sav .AhvcrtiScd ,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-05

Persons calling for letters in the above list viii
please say Advertised"
w. c. EDWARDS, r. VI.
Plymouth. Jan'y ). lc6J-5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-05
rosr-oFrIcE pEPARTNENr.

The 35th Congress terminated on the
81 March. 1889, without having passed the
"Act making appropriations for the service
Of the Post Office Department. during the
fiscal year ending the 30th Of June, 1850"
This act also contained an appropriation
80 supply deficiencies in tho revenue OF
,ho Post Office Department for the year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14
BOARD OLE COuNCuMEN.

There were tlr,e members absent from the session
Of be Board lest evening, viz: Messrs Jones' PiDok
pey sid Decker. IDs the Presidents absence, Mr..
HOGAH vas Gale d to the chair.
Petitions w,r. referred Of pupils Of the Blind Insti
tuition for further sd snd Tor pier mt the foot Of
Fifty fecobd street. Nor h River.
BY uuaI GUS vote, the Board agreed that the adj
ionrpp eDt should be the fret Monday in September
Resolnt obs eere adop'ed that the Controller be
dir. cts d 10 pay money the work OF conneclng
the wo rv0rs with line II pipe, until the Com
mon COuI ell auho " the work and hat the CrOton
Der an tn ept report whether the work has beea
meDced and how far progressed also, inquirog what
Ter gth Of time the side rails on Catal and Hudson
stI are 10 he allowed " renal and what time will
be qprsd to guIate the old market site for the use
Of country 8gops
Reports w.re laid over, N increase the salary Of
SUI. Inie ndeDt of Street improvements, II OO0 re-
hitting GERS nal tax OF o. Slate for 1853; appointing
compel mt person TO clean exempt hand eDgios; 10
bDId q Dew honss for Hose Co. No. Z; n pay bi OF
u. ID. Miller $72 for 'anter furnished Flre Depart.
mept for Cable Celebration; 10 re nit personal tax OF
j. Ii. Lyles, and to reduce personal tax OF William A.
Scot.
Reports were adopted, renting the penalty for
overtime sewer in Fifty fourth street, fiom Second
to East River reducing personal tax on est Ate
of Il c. Wood, No East Thirty second street., for
four years from 50 GOO to 81 500; 10 repair bel tower
Of station No. 6. TO reduce personal tax OF Francis
Copcntt for il Orchsd street, from CIR md 70
II. tteI; meet sewer ia Seventeenth street, west
side Cf Third arerue, with sewer elst side; for
sewer in Fifty sixth street, froa Third avenue TO and
through Lexington avenue to proposed yer ia Fifth
avenue; AFRO Forty third street. at Third and Lex.
il gton avenues also in Fifty fifth street. from Tolrd
"a First sv.pue to advertise for cation fr Engine
Co No 30; 10 alter and r-pair Union Market bell
tower; to build ADDITIONAL story house of Engine
Co. No "a; granting permission TO /. Foster & Bro,
to public scale az southeast of Second
aid Thirty eighth street. 10 set curb ard gutter
&c, in Twepty-.ighh street, from Eleventh avenue
to Hudson River; appo an int prefer at Fourth
Dhrrt Court to lease premises for temporary Of
FL CINE Co. No. 9; t. bui sewer in Filty-eghth
street, beta Seventh and Eighth avenues to bald
b. sis On south corner Of Egh'h avenue and Forty
sixth street; also, corner Ninth avenue and Forty
f. ur,h street; 10 pave Thrty-s xth srest, between
Pa k and Lexington avennes aud For y-third street,
between SIKH avenue ard Broadway, with trapblOck
pavement; for sswer in Fifty -sscono street, bstween
First and Second svenues, and Madison street, from
Graz d to nesr jackson; and to pave Twenty-eixth
street. from Sixth TO Madison avenue with trap-block.
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M,,t.,s.R epoyied 5v TelegrnpI

PHILADELPHIA, Aug l3.-FIouR dull Wheat dull White
81 4Cd 81 90; Red, Al asa IL g. CoRN HI Yellow 75c
Provisions doll WHISKY buoyent, alad22lc,
BALTIMORE A-g l3FLouR active, with decline OF l2lc
uowsrd street superhne S5 so WHEAT active aud hrm
low 72d75c White 92u8jc Provisions active but less ru,
Bacon 9idlllc PorkMess, S9 75i Prime, $i 5O Wnsky
firm.
CmCAGo, Avg I3FIouR active. WHEAT active and lie.
lower sales Is UU0 ush No spios at S3dS5c In ,to Con-
finn sales Il 90 bush at iSd ,3lc Ia store. OAl, steady
REoEIPrs 500 bbls Flour 1900 bush Wheat e8 geo bnsh
Corn, 90 bu,h. Oats Shipments OOO bbls Flour IL 900
Com to Buffalo. sisht EAcharge-on New York " cent.
premium.
Nav OKInASs. Aug. l9-Cerros quiet; sale, to-day $50
bales including new l00eo for Mddms SroAK buoysnt
aeic for fair " fully his. FLopR dal ~ 3IAG*S
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Ii'y fexsmi1ios the Bills and a, the sane time that
tho public NAV have ar opportunity Of kno wing how
nnch money ib'y have pay, AID what they ara pay
ing fer. can aA4nre you Sr President, and 4so he
pane to any hll toat drem u just or exorbitaot
Boz ~ The lime feel it to be 10Y da,y 10 vote
fer III bills when become satisfied that they Just
ard correct, DO matter what their amount may be.
The Commit 60 on Supplies and Repairs presented
in Of graz trg permission me ,ard of
Supervisors orcupy pot OF ground 10 tbs park for
the purpose Of erec,rg Court House building which
was Ia d over.
The Resolution Of the CJpncilmen staying proceed
irgs IN the Isymg Of poss IN Fourth avenue from The
distributing the receiving reservoir. was nonconcar-
rdiD.
Adjourned TO the frs, Monday in September
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,up. hns LARD In isg. hc The res. Of The market M
CNirsari, Aug 70 -FLoUR steady Of - R@ ~ o. Ms.s
TO- good dnsn5 a. sisdbIs s5 BAoos active 9ll
He Has, quiet hat Tuner ~
psUJGO Aug 1-Ft.us d,ll I'M, Bpnhsnsed. as 1Ssr.
az % ssAT dun sles II 30 ba,b Rel Ind a,
Ih ,f a. en, ge' gses L. so bush indiana St
Y~i Gs Isp on s5s on Wheat Co,a I, Ns-
Peas. 'S@f' DOB. Flour, l,NJ posh.
bIwAIS, Arg B-FIoUR duh and nethins ddn, bev,,a !.
us9e' Wheat DOL add sales. Cas s1as, -. af
tsCt 1900 bush, at sic Oars stesIv, az. IN .
.o Do'h "leoDsiD at @c. CANAL FKHIsHrs ,Im Lac IL,
~ ~ tSeo bbs Flour, ~ 900 bash What; "A go bnsh Co..
Wheat n4,tt0 bush Com oo'o
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s.r e. Of 20 or 70 se, from wh.rs he sraci he'
piece Of Tie ten :oad ernSs ~ H., and Or 10
feet lo d length OF ,be rsb tom uS 'heo
SiersG Fmun. Who r,id'ss Hampstead Br''h - 'ess s
fec bet lie mss'.I b. oecuP. In nav o. rs
r"sS he sc. sIsr. the accident oecod tsk ou, no &c
wis u. engine lett the uscs eopl ~ wne. :. M sssm
sd the ,ir where lie frs w'Dt of and oani men az.
rood III. nall torn oa wa b.ns "nS o ''' ,esS
With m, sd,e n the Ri, bst be ben .hond htv, pu.
E. tie in he engine Wheels World have oh
~hrD sog "A he trs the 'ie Is ooSt ,i n. oasitr
gor over tho road md he 'ii.e' dfa"n '0"'S'
Tr,s c. peluded the evidence, and he Jury rendered
the follow ing verdict:
"Tbst ib, ,sij James Lynch came 10 BIZ dean ~
h,irS crushed bep cath the sof the Long lsAnh h
road Company, raid bel thrown from The Track
Nv running over a cow and We hereby recommend
the city sntho iiss TO rgicly enforce the ordn IN
against cp tile running st larse in our city; aad also
I,conue end The Long Island Railroad Company to re-
duce he rate Of sp,ed within ths cry limits, and 70
Keep their track IL good running order"
Lose JsIAsp RAuRoADs.-Tbe line of travel of the
Brookbn eity a5rc ads extends 304 mics the routes
ben q tie Finishing INA DiVSlon avenues, me Myrtls
AZ enue ~ Gfeenpoin,, ih- Myrtle and Division ave-
pues he Ful on avenue and Eas, New-Y0rk, the Flat
bush avenue the Court street AID Green wood aud the
an ilton avenue and Bay Ridge The number of cars
is H. With lave carried the last year 26 393 pas
g. gers for the sum If $495 49, The expense. reach
s3fI 73S dollars of which the of near $4 O0o Is
fr torfe. shoeing. The capital Of the Company is
81 coo 90.
The Broadway Railroad runs from South Seventh
street Ferry 10 Ea New. Yorka distance Of niles.
Duri he last year 59 s55 fassengrs have been car.
yet and the eaTn' 90 Of the road have been 500 3Of.
The "a nal il 100000.
The len 9Th OF tie Long Island Railroad is SO miles.
During the last year 400 2l6 passengers have been
parsed over the road AZ charge Of q cents per mile.
The capital is $500 600, of hch 81, s52 rs have
been paid in. There Is hOati debt Of sos, 1885, at
On int. re-t Of per cent. The years expet were
slS2 ll2 72 earnings 1894 los 26. The average rate
Of speed is 20 miles aI hour.
BURGL.RY.-Abcu. O'Clock yesterday afternoon
an spsrtn No 200 South bird street D. and
occupied y src. Mb broken into and robbed "
xJC " nth Of clothing The thief escaped d5tscti.n
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DIED.

FIEMIEo-At Rye. Nesicheser County, NewYork: on Fn
day evening August Meta Fleming youngest daughter
Of Frederic n. aud Ellen ID. Fleming, aged Is months
ard days,
MILLER On Saturday, August H. at the house If her
mother Mrs Heron No 5as Henry street. Brooklyn, Margaret
wife If jan 8 r. Miller
spectfuly invited attend her funeral at O'Clock N on
Tuesday the residence the latter, No. so Henry
street Brooklyn, without further invitation
sCOTT-On sunday, August IL William Cooper Scott infant
son Of Alexander Scott, j., ,nd the late Addy Cooper
Bged months and III days
The restyea and etds q the family respectfully invited TO
attend the neral the resi- hence of William Cooper No.
IS Hammond street ths TUESDAY teraooa, ut o'clock.
For additional Harr,dges and Deaths see 20 Poge.
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DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL
Ppou COMMON couNCu

FROM COMMON COUNCIL .
Resolution TO couIm award Of contract for paving
street from Battery TO GenseVoot street 10 John '"
tigrew.
Bosrd Of Aldermen, July 10. 1850.
On ayes aud noes OonhIIued.
Bosrd OF Counclmen August 10, lSOl
On ayes snd noes incurred In t.x Chsnbers
Resolution conh award of contract ei bloch " IL
ste ct from Chatham 10 HUDSON street wan ~
liam A Cumuipgs
Board Of Aldermen, luue H. lOto
On and adopted. 90,
Board of Cour cilIncn, August 10 i'"
On ayes md copcUird contract for paving Twenty
REGULATION 70 confirm SS and Ninth avenues tap block
pe,emebt 20 Thomas A Dunn ,aso
BoaId OF Aldermen. June w. i'
On ayes and noes edoPt.a N 1850
Board of Councinen, Au "a IN
and aSsns Con Aquedast psrs o9 ~. 70 Oa%
gutter stones between Bakery place Aa
Iauscyoon ~ 81 i,,v "a ls6N
Adop ed N, .,us, 10 ls6o
On ayes and noes eoneuIIea iA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14
To Mariners.

MoSrAuk PoISr LIGsTBoUsR LoNG ISLAND, Treasury
Deps eLt Office Lighthouse Board ashingt July 81
lSoThe Iepa the Mo- tauk Point Lighthouse VII be
completed Erssnel lens restored place aud
lighted the loh OF October 1850 The interval be-
the sshes W De the beo two ntaute- bus
about p per cent light VIII be visible than formerly
keepers dwelling which will be painted brown has been
hill adjoining the tower The her land marks are
the before. BY order of The Lighthouse Board;