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From the we..-ora.r 4. Nashville.

LOUISVILLE, March 3.
There is a railroad communication between
here and Nashville, except over creek ten
miles north Of the latter place, the bridge hav-
ing been injured by the rise in the water on
Saturday night. IL will be repaired by to-
morrow night.
The election at Nashville on Saturday for mu-
nicipal officers passed. of quietly. The retiring
Mayor issued a proclamation assuring the cit
izens Of protection by the Federal troops, u
they would quietly pursue their accustomed
ayocations. Several rebel prisoners have been
brought to Nashville. Twenty-Five negroes,
who were seized by the rebels in the vicinity OF
Bowling Green. have been recovered ut Nash
willie and sent back.
General mail accommodation Is established
10 Bowling Green, and TOR military letters to
Nashville, and Col. J. J. Milor, Government
Mail Agent for Kentucky, Is making energetic
exertions to extend mail facilities to every part
Of Kentucky.
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8. NJ. sHAw'S
MARKET HOUSE,
Gaa-Szl NJ
Bid d eford, n o,

A large supply OF the very best Beef Psyk,
Lard. Saussgcs. &c., constantly on hand: =
State, an prepared TO do butchering OF all kinds
IN the best manner. run two carts regularly for
the purpose OF supplying all my customers In the
two places promptly, and am determined to keep
none but the best articles In my line and TO sell a.
low as can be afforded, and no ioTU. Your patron
age Is solicited. 2f
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Missouri.

Gen. Halleck telegraphs Gen. Mcclellan, "a.
that Gen. Curtis has taken possession Of Fay
etteyille, Ark, capturing number OF prison.
ers, stores, baggage, etc. The enemy burnt
part Of the town before leaving, and the feder-
al troops are now in possession OF oil their
strongholds. forty-two officers and men OF
the Missouri 5th Cavalry were poisoned at Mud
town, by eating poisoned food which the rebels
left behind them.
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ing, and FIVE wounded. Lieutenant command
ing Gwini. and Shirk, with their commands, be-
hayed with great gallantry and Judgment.
An election for town officers has taken place
in Aardin County. Tenn, which resulted in2oo
votes for the Union, and - for Secession.
All. PoorE. Flag Officer.
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H.In time of peace prepare for war" In
time OF health prepare for sickness Get q case Of
Dr. Gifords Curatives, by the timely use OF his
prescriptions many slight complaints will be ar.
rested irom terminating In severe sickness Sold
by W. G. Dyer. Biddeford, Ne. 8. 8, Mitchell,
Saco. Ms.-M. 4. burr 4 Co. Wholesale, Boston,
Mass, W. T. Philips. Wholesale, Portland.
Philip Lee, Proprietor, I36 William ST., New
York. lWll
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MorreIl's Ready Relief,

Which Is sure to give relief In cases Of Pain and
inflammation. such as Rheumatism, Eryslpelns, sore
Eyes, Burns, sprains and DIPTHERIA.
Please read the follOwingi
Mr.. L. Day. OF Monmouth. says that sforrell's
Ready Relief Is just what II processes TO he-sood
Sold at DIR. stevens's, Biddcford, and q, Il. Pat
tens, Saco. Evil
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miscellaneous.
state Of Maine.

CouSrY or YoRK,
CITr OF BfDDEfoRD, ...
To ABIyAH TARBox, cay M~'Aai q the City Of
Biddeford, ohxEriSoi
YOU ARE nERrBY.REQuiREp. In the name Of the
State OF Maine, 70 notify and warn the lnhaoi.
tAnts Of the City q Biddsford qSaiinsa sceGorang
Oicers, to meet at their respective Ward Rooms 10
said City, vii,-.ward one, at the school iioIse In
School District No. 6, Ward two ut the Store No.
Ward three. At the school House on Pool Street In
said ward, Ward four, at the Engine House ON
Washington Street, Ward ave, ct the Room over
the Liquor Agency,s Store, In the city Building.
No. 2 on Chestnut Streets and Ward seven. at the
store OF Col. Harrison Lowell, at the corner Of
Maine street and Hollis Road, at .'Knys Corner"
so called. on Monday, the tenth day. Of March at
nine o'clock In the forenoon. TO give In their votes
for Warden and Clerk In their respective Wards !
also TO give IN their votes for Mayor. one Alder.
man, three Common Counc!lmen and one ConstA-
BILE In each Ward.
You are also required 10 give notice TO said In.
habitants, that the Aldermen OF said CITY VIII Dc
In open session ut the Aldermen's Room, on the
three secular days next preceding said OF eee'
ton. from o'clock In the forenoon TO laoelock NJ.
and from o'clock TO O'Clock p. W., TO correct the
list Of voters. And also, TO hear and decide on the
application Of persons claiming the right 70 vote
Dated at Dlddeiord this nth day Of FEB, A. ID.
1867.
AARON WEBER Aldermen Of
ISriIEk H +. Mason, the City
JACOB k. COLE, OF bidd.rOrd.
Tho foregoing 10 true copy Of the Original War.
rant, 10 me directed.
ADIJAH TARBOX.
City Marshal OF the City Of Biddsford.
City Of Biddeford Feb. nth, 1851
Pursuant 10 the above warrant, to me directed,
hereby notify and warn the inhabitants In said
City OF Biddeford, qualified rs therein expressed
to meet ut the time and places. and for the pur'
poses therein mentioned.
ABIJAH TARB0X.
2wlO City Marshal Of ths City Of Biddsford.
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Spetial Motites.
Sunday Evening Services,

Divine Services will be held next Sunday Even.
ing. the 9th inst. at n o'clock, IN the Episcopal
Church, saco. sermon by the Rev. 8. J. Evsns.-
The public are respectfully invited to attend. u
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Change I'm Business 4!
Carpenters Attend!

THE subscriber will receive ut the Post ONCE in
j Alfred either by mail or otherwise from the 10th
10 the 9th instant inclusive SEALED proposals for
building Town House In Alfred Village.
The building to be 3sX65 feet on the ground. two
stories high, modern Style. The Contractor Is 10
furnish all the materials above the foundation for
the completion OF the building.
working plan with full specifications. can be
found at tho above named Post Office on and after
the 10th Instant. Any further Information regnrd.
Ing the above, will be given on application 10 the
subscriber.
FORREST EATON,
3wll For the Committee.
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Real Estate
For Sale In Biddeford.
IA. S,ea Water paess u.

Ofsrs for sals at reduced prices, from one 10 one
hundred acres Of good farming land. part Of which
10 covered with wood, and located within about
Also large number Of house and store lots In The
vicinity the mills. Terms easy.
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REMOVAL.
LE.qTITT BROTHERS
Have removed 10 store formerly occupied
by UsuER 4 EVANS,
Chadwick Block Main street. s's'.
Recruits Wanted.


THE injunction Issued by the Supreme Judicial
j Court against the President, Directors aud Co.
Of the Sanford Bank, at Sanford, Maine, havirg
been made perpetual. and the undersigned having
been appointed and qualified 90 receivers. notse 10
hereby given that all claims and demands against
said hank founded on its bills or other evidence OF
Indebtedness must be laid before US for examins-
ton proof and allowance on or before the nine.
teenth day OF August next.
The undersigned will DO In session ut the once OF
John II. Goodenow In Alfred. on that day, and on
for the purpose OF receiving evidence OF such In
debtedness.
j ISL PAVE 4 Ss;eeDrsow.l h.':'T'"
w. q. CONANT, 9banford Bank
Feb. Is, 1869. 3moss
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rv.e..sl.. .fC.i.-s...

wAsuNGroS, March 9.
The following despatch was to-day received
from Commodore foots, dated Cairo, March
/:
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Supposed Buruing Of Columbus.

ST. LOUIS. March 3.
A special despatch to the Democrat from Ca
iro yesterday says: "a great light was seen
in the direction Of Columbus last night. IL Is
generally supposed that the rebels there have
burned erything Of an infiammable nature"
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A Wonderful Little Microscope,

NIAGNtFyING small objects 500 times, will be-
vi sent TO any applicant on receipt OF tpsnty1fps
GEMS in silver and one pink stamp. Five OF dfor.
ent powers for one dollar. Address MRS. NJ. b.
WOODWARD. Box 1853, Philadelphia, Pa. l2w5l
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Tickets % Cents.
Doors open ats Lecture mt 9 o'clock.

N. d. There will be no postpOnement on account
OF the weather, as Mr. Brownies engagements In
other places render It impossible for him odelver
his lecture here ut any other time the present sea-
son. We notice that the Halls In every place thus
far visited by 'Artemas, have been found too small
to admit those who wishes to hear his lecture -
This may not apply In this place. but as his lecture
cannot be repeated here. And as no more tickets
will be sold than the Hall will accommodate, II 10
not considered Improper to request that a. many
persons occupy each seat rs It 10 designed for. In
order to accommodate as many rs possible undera any
circumstances. 10
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINiNG uncalled for In the Post 0nce, Did.
IL deford. March list, is6l.
II Persons calling for these letters will please
say they are advertised.
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NOTICE.

All persons who are indebted to the subscriber
sv requested to make payment on or before the
18TH day Of March next after which date oil de-
mauds remaining unpaid, will be len with an at
torney for collection. ANDREW J. HAM.
Feb. II, 1862. Avg
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By John Biair a. q tobacco rna.ut.c,cry, add n. a
evithenbank ~ a liquor stcre Several families were
In the but ding, sune cf whom succeeded IN saving
considerable q ther gods. The building was
completely Quilted. The Ices sustained by Mr..
Blar Is stn atei At 81 400 stock and furniture
insured Mr.. Swihenbank NJ about 500, in stock
tn1 hNtures insured. The upper stories were
Shelly, and Mrs. Kilkenny, whose comuinoi loss
amo'Hts " about sl,OoO Mr. Sim isinsu ei Tor
$500. The premises sre ownei by Mr. hcM
and are supposed /, be insured.
Tie Ere the Atlantis Dock, broke Gut afresl
ahput O'Clock yCst rdsy morning, and caused
SINE additcnL dsmsCe. TIE q ues were, hbw-
ever, confined ~ Nos. II, ~ ami Is. Tne latter
building is owned bJ Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Of Grace
church, New York. II cbntaned large qu antity
Of grain, owned by different parties. Mesrs. "a
ud Duwd. Lee and walbridge and Mr.. Stout,
water. Insured. Nos. ~ and 10 are owned by M
y. 8. whiting The lo,s on 10 Ia about 5000, and
contents about 5000. The grain stored In No. 10,
WAS greatly damaged by water. 1t amounted 70
1900 bushels, which Ia reduced In value about one
half. The eutire loss by the Gre will not exceed
$4,000.
SUICIDE ny HANuINd--Coroner Collins held
an inquest yesterday upon the body " man whose
name il supposed \, have been jean Henri VOL
tets, native " Holland, who Committed suicide On
"wednesday night Ivy hanging himseh with a nteCe
~ tnrred rope the irun railing In front Of the resi-
dtuce uf Mrs. Matilda liefirr, No. n West ilth ".
The deceased, nj ~ o'clock yesterday morning,
found lying dead Ia the Of the above house
with pieCe OF the rope about bis neck, TIE rest ot
Il icing tied H. the railing II IA supposed that NJ
lowed his body to all. Verdict, 'eri de Ivy hang
t.v
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Pelics Intelligence.

DECENT uPoN GAMpLfyd HouW-AR
RRsr or GAnBLERs AND SEIzuRK or lMrLK-
MEsrs.-On Wednesday night, the police Of
the Sth Precinct made descent upon a gambling
house at No. bTo broadway, kept by the notorious
." DAD" Cunningham, the man who, anme years
A.,,, shot and killed P,udeen, aud arrested the
proprietor, together with forty Of the gamblers,
lonkers-on and attendants They aso se2ol gam
bhrg furniture " = considerable amount. The
p-s'utrs WIRE taken to Curt aud the following
held t. bail Daniel Cunningham, the proprietor,
John Kennedy WIN. Lock wood. Geo. Fr,nklln,
Henry Thompson, Rirhd Barry, Chas. Townsend,
John Marshal, "a decoy) BrnI. Hack, John kei-
", Chv% Painter, WIN. Forbes aud James Turner.
The uthere were discharged.
TuE MYsFRioue DtsArrEARASCE OF Ma. CAUTtELD
-RFuovEHN o. MA HopN.-The mystery which at
tsohc- T. tie sudden dissppc'rancc " M. ThomN'
CVN.id. of Rrinklyn. on Friday night last, under
circ instances which raised Suspicion that he had
been tfuay dealt with Is still exciting considerable
interest It's bdy was found In Buttcrmilk Chan
n. yesterday by fisherman named Bennett and
brought ~ the fhnt uf Cnuuver street, where N was
given no charge OF Coroner Norris who b "a II c,u-
yrye 10 the late residence OF the decreased In Ray
m'nl street, near Van Bruut Upon the hpiy was
found ~ I'M m ney two n"tcs " hand Tor ti2I aud
$50 amt gold ring.
A woman named SchpnnmNkct Il under srrcs,
Nh suspicion II having anmethiug h. d. with eau
fields DISAPPEARANCE, lut AN examination Of the
h,iy made 10y the Coroner failed H. s,ow any evi.
denCc 90 foul treatment. post riur'etr cvamiua-
ton has been ordered frr Sity ~ IN A. NJ. Jus.
tre Connolly has taken steps " bring the guilty
partiez-f any there src-t' justice, and placed the
m sitter IN the hands " Detective Bennett, an e.
doient Hnd experienced " shadow" u this ,ity.
Tmr CASE oF Cot. FACH, charged with false
prefer "a boy NJ Y A. Coll, has heen investigated
before Justice O,burue, and the evidence failing l.
sustain tic Charge the complaint was dismissed
! and Col. Each set At liberty. The accused hcli
merely ! g a permit under our Gnyernmsnt u re-
| CrGt for tue army,
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Tn. Boari Of Coprc,l-eu.

The Board held a regular meeting on Thurs
day evening, President Pinckuey in the chair. The
Presdent having appointed Henry snyder ~
Reader, that gentleman entered upon his dutiessA
Nj KeecR offered patriotic preamble and re-
s-luton " appoint joint special committee OF three
from each Board, 20 make suitable Arrangements i1r
the celebration Of the owning anniversary of the
birthday " Washington, which adopted and
Coun linen keech, Desmond and Long appointed
the Committee on the part Of the Bard OF Council
men.
Resolutions were adopted IN advertise Tor lot W.
Engine H., within Chatham, Rose, Pearl and Duane
street,; and that the Comptroller report what has
been done rcatiye g. new location Toy II sc 20
The resolution " she Aldermen 81 make the
TtNTs a coup ration paper re'errci Z, the Conn
The resolution t. have cellar " house of Hose -
dug uut, was con cured I'm. was the resolution
relative - the release OF Col. Cor,urtn.
Tho proposition to have the Finance Committee
stt Jointly ON the tax levy, was LAID over.
The re olutiou q nsht Franklin Market with gas
Wa C,u,u rtcd In.
on motion Of Councilman Stevenson, the Cr,tou
Blaid was dre,t,d 60 report the expense e. Obtain
surveys siid plans ueyessary Tor the establish nent
of uniform il, ten Of drainage IN the upper part OF
the civ, h. winch All sewers hereafter built should
conform.
The Police Comm ,sioncrs communicated tina,
during n6t, $3.50 ~ WIS expended Tor reuNr'
a i alt r,t M Of statiou-huuse-, frun the amount
rNscd hy tax tr police p,irPr-ss-the work being
dfect,d 10y the Bia'd of Police.
The CLERK ct the Common Council made = com
3 u.,tton relative b. the Mtnusl, stating that hC
bod u'NOr reserved any mum er T. himself thsi
not over % C pies have Fcn sold IN three years
The FRO etdH tSpl benin app led u the hhrTy
that be u.yc~ nude any agreement iNr tee printing
the l. Il hcing audited In the lmptruet's oit'e
rcs tiou was adopted, requesting the City In
,prctor h. report why Nj. lIackey has not been ~
sr,d e. iu hl the portion NJ his contract requiring
the sire T. T. I've kept in convent nty ptS',Ne c,n
clifton In winter. Adjourned h. Mpni,y.
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DRESS.

MILLER & CO.'S, 1857 CANAL STA
Nldies' bslmora's, at j and 81 %; misses, 81 90
and 81 70; chidrena, 81 II AMI 81 81 per pair;
India rubber boots and shoes, for SNOW and rain,
a. MILLER a. co. IS, 3sT e. nal st, IL
THE FIRM OF MUTT co. IS THIS DAY
Il dissoly ed by the withdT val Of M. JAS. HIo
GINS0H The business wi be onuknued by ths
remaining partner, FURMA T. MUTT, who alone
Is authorized 10 settle the hneas Of the late firm
pJRMAN 7. MUTT. JAN HIGdIhSoH: hsS
York, Jan. 81, 1861 iA@ Tl0s
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OURE YOUR COLD or COUCH ERE TT

EURE YOUR COLD OK COUGH ERE 1T
~ is too late, DIR. WINS
COU G IL XTERM n A I o II
FOR THE CURR ~
COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, BRONCHITIS,
&c, &c.
has been thoroughly tested for over six years, and
has proved 10 be the best remedy In use. Depot
south Second "a, WilliamsbuTgh. To DO had In
New York, at Of Eighth ave. 3i5 Eighth ave; 40
Grand n; corner Houston street and Ave ID; AND
CORNER Allen and Stanton sts. Brooklyn-2G0 Cor n
q. and BY Grey, corner Myrtle and fTaaklln ,.ves;
also by Druggists generally, 900 :.
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MODEL LADIES.

The following extracts from letters recently
received from New Orleans via Havana, arc
from intelligent ladies resident there, dated De-
cember 30th;
81 suppose you have heard the report Of New
Orleans being taken and tho people flying In
ell directions, but you need not be disturbed;
arc all safe. Tboy can do Us no harm.
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FIRES IN BRooRLYN-rHK ATLANTIC Dock
FRE.-- Yesterday morning, betweenb and o'clock,
a ere broke out in the double three-story frame
uDding, Nos, CO aud cox Fulton street, occupied
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AUCTION NOTICES.
n EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY

An ENTRAORDINARY OPP0RTUNlTY-
III housekrepcrs and boarding keepers, tho
handsome furniture of first elias, bnariin housa.
is2 Wyerly VI, east cor " 9th ave, will 10 sid -
puhliC auction this day, At O'Clock precisely,
si-ting nj Brissos 3-ply aud ingram carpets, ga.z
china aud silverwarc table cutlery stoves, oclosh.
-if,lsls. bunget rpcCer-, chairs, clocks mrroru,
tai ea cl,ks hclstcsdS bureaus, ash stands, hair
matraH,,, he,iH he iiing, ha ket,, sheets, corner
and i-,ks,,nds, mirrors, curtains. shades psri0r
furniture, hnkrtscs extension table, &c. Sale
Iustve. AL goals must be removed twenty-Ou our
hours tNct the sale. ia
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE
Wv In good condition, from the kitchen H. the
garnet Inquire $. FRIEND, 1872 aud l6I Broad
way. Cash paid. "
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personal NOTICES.

A BOY MISSING - JOHN OLONE, II
n years old, irt inches high, light built, light
hair, due eyes, iair complexion, grey pants grey
Incaet, ilAk velvet collar, brown zap WINS last
about T.. NJ Sunday, the 26th inst, Ia Pitt st,
llr,nmc, ANY Information cnncernuF him, len a
lIb CLINTON st, IN the rear, will greatly oblige his
parents ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

A IAWL BOAT FOUND IN GOWANUS
"a Bay-The owner can have Il 10y proving prop.
"rtv aud paying expenses. Apply II MICHAEL
RUSH, foot 22d 81, South Brooklyn. ja2J 3'll9
MIGHT KEY LOST-A NIGHT KEY wrrH
small ring attached, WAS lost this morning, near
Thompson 1t. The finder will bee literally reward
el by leaving Il with l.. CHRISTIAN, ST. Luke's
Place. jan. 80, 10
DICKED UP-JAN. %, IL EAST RIVER,
Il astick of timber. The owner have tho
by proving property and paying charges. Cal ON
NICHOLAS CHAMBERS, Hunters Puint,LI Jaj03'
60 REWARD-LOST or TUESDAY LAST,
+'~C white puppy slut, with spot Of hair IN her
right side. The finder will receive the reward by
bringing her II 10 sullivan ~.
DAWSON wEDVER.
90 REWARD-LOST, or FRIDAY Night,
%cJun. 2ith, u small poodle slut, VITA rel shaggy
hair. The above reward will be- given ., any per-
'on who returns her to THOMAS LEAREY, at .,
NJ Houston IT, up stairs; - any person knowing
where she h, will be- rewarded 10
G16 REWARD WILL BIZ PAID BY MRS.
We Neil, 10 81. MARX Place, for the retuin ut
small open-lced gold watch, lost Jan. 80, bet.
10 and 10 St Marks Pace. 10
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I<NOW ALL MIN BY THESE PRESENTS!
IL That l. JOIINNNEs pETRus NAAIJERs, and

know ALL MIN ~ THESE PRESENTS.
~ That !, JOHANNES PETRJ5 NAAIJERS, and
M wife, GEIlNA HENDRIKA MElLIJ, arrived
In the city Of New York, the 3ist Of Dec, A. H.,
ls',G, from Amsterdam, In Europe.
And whereas, my said wife, On the 10th day ~
Mnr,h, 1871, aba ended and left my house, NJ. ~
Sullivan Vt, In said city, without any cause from me
and removed to parts unknown, AMI carrying away
with her my property and valuable papers, iuclud-
ing NY marriage license.
And whereas have made application to the High
Court Of Amsterdam, Aforesaid, for divorce from
my said wife, aud the restitution Of my property,
and summoned her to appear In said oDurt IN the
7th day Of May, A. D., 1~hS.
Aud whereas my said wife made appearance
IN said couTt,nu inAsnuch ~ have been informed,
and verify believe, that my said wife X dead; / now
fnr III" ls, time hereby publicly notify her, II living
and all other persons Interested therein, IN 1t unless
she returns 10 NY said house within one week from
Ihis date, shall not be- responsible tor her care
and prot ctI"n or recognition for eyermute.
Dated New Y ~, January 3nth, 1852.
los JOHANNES PETRus NANIJER
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Board Of Aldermen,

q Prssidsnt Henry in the Chair. A resolution
a offered by AID Bpole, Amounting The Commit
son Finance Of each Board a joint Special Com
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL

TIE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il existing between the subscribers under the nrm
Of ROBINSON Il LAKEWOOD Is this day Dissolved
by mutual opuseut. New York, January 2lst. l9sa-
GEORGE W, ROBINSON, JOHN KiRKwOoD.
ja9O 9siOl
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GENERAL BUSINESS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE-CHEAP-TlIE STOCK AND
fixtures Of grouSry and liquor store; rent low
good apartments toT family W live In. Apply A
store, yO3 East l2th st. No agents mead apply Jss o.
E'JR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
y OF AN old established bakery in the country For
'pArticuiArs, address j. U. MEAD, New Canaan,
Conn. jasl 2'll9
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

McCAuLEY VAN RtNsr-Ou Jan. o2d, by
Rev. La Stewart, Daniel C,ul,y I, Il'nti"tt,
,n Ku4sl ~
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THE OYSTER SALOON NO. ~ Chamber
l. 81, with fixtures complete, doing fair business
for zals cheap. Inquire ou the premises. aSo a'lOs
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AUCTION $40 81 HOUSEHOLD PUR-

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RUSSELL w wEsrCOrr will sell ui, ansr-
nom At o'clock, large and oes ant variety " par
lor, chamber dining r,um and basement firniture.
embracing the entire contents Of thu five stsry
Dwelling No. lb2 West 2ld 1t, scar 7th ave. Ths
whole will be aod without resarve, rain shne.
among which beautiful rsevoo1 ami m lhog any fur
ntufe, fine carpets beis and hsiding, china, cue
glass, slverwsrr, table cutlery, &c, comprising
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