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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07

have been lands of Wells. Bounded No-+.l East
by Brickyard, South East by the Atlantic Ocean,
South West and South by Point Comfort, and
North West by Broad Creek.
No. 14-"PoNT COMFORT" Said to be or to
have been owned by Wm. Pope and by Baynard.
Bounded North East and North by 'Possum
Point" South East by the Atlantic Ocean, South
and South West by Lawton Place. and North and
North West by Broad Greek.
No. 15-"L LAwToN PLACE. Said to be or to
have been lands of Mrs. Lawton. Bounded North
and North East by Point Comfort, South East by
the Atlantic Ocean, South and South West by
Braddock's Point and North West by Broad Creek
and Catalogue Sound
No. .-"BRADDocK's POINT. Said to be or
to have been owned by Baynard, and formerly by
John Stoney. Bounded North and North East
by Lawton Place. South East and South IS the
Atlantic Ocean, West and North West by Cali
bogue Sound
No. H." SPANISH WELLS. Said to be or to
have been Baynard's Bounded North by creek
fro m Mackay's Greek opposite the mouth of May
River, Easterly by "Muddy Creek Place" South
erly by Broad Greek, and West by Catalogue
Sound or as sometimes called, "Spanish Wells
River.
No. lS.-"MUDDY CREEK PLACE. Said to be
or to have been Baynard's. Bounded North by
the Creek called by some Muddy Creek, Easterly
by Otter Hole, Southerly by Broad Creek and
Westerly by "Spanish Wells
No. l9-"OTTER HOLE. Said to be or to have
been land of Stuart, and formerly of Stoney.
Bounded Northerly by Honey Horn" Easterly
by Gardner, Southerly by Broad Greek and West
erly by Muddy Greek Place.
No. 2.-"HoNE HoRN"-Said to be or to
have been Graham's and formerly Stoney's.
Bounded Northerly by Jarvis Creek Fairfield and
Pine Lands, North East and Easterly by SeaDrook,
Pine Lands, and Marshland, Southerly by Otter
Hole and Gardner, and Westerly by MarsAes, ex-
tending to Mackays Creek.
No. 21.-"JENK1N's ISLAND, including "Hog
Island" Said to be or to have been Frank Pope's
Land Bounded North by Skull Greek, East by
Fairfield, South by Jarvis Creek and West by
Mackays Greek.
No. 22.-"FnnE1ELD."- Said to have been the
plantation of DIR. George Stoney. Bound "a North
West by Skull Greek, North East and Nora by
Cotton Hope, Southerly by Honey Horn, Wester-
ly by Jenkins Island.
No. 23-"CorroN HopE"-Said to be or to
have been William Popes. Bounded NoI-h West
by Skull Greek, North East by Seabrook, South
erly and South West by Fairfield
No. "a" SEABRooK, ncludlng lands formerly
owned by Wallace, Talbird, Fyler and Currel.
Said to be or to have been more recently owned
by Seabraok Bounded North West by Skull
Creek North East by "The Point !" South East
by Pine lands and South West by Cotton Hope
and Honey Horn.
"P1NcKNEY IsLAND."-St. Luke's Parish, Beau
fort District, South Carolina. Bounded West and
North West by Mackay's Creek, North East by
Broad River, South East by Skull Greek.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MARCH 81. 1868.

Bris Emily Fisher tof Eastport) Staples 0ssnm ~" 80
and Fortu ne Island March sogsI 10 Brett son 20
B,,s n q Eebumscher (Odenb) Schunseher. Irpdsd ds
Cuba b day., sugar 10 Pa.n'tadtk Co. Has been os7'"
Bris Princes, Roysi (Br Of Bernuds Nswbold befnuas
March TO- in ballast to Smith Lough: Sailed in company
with bnE Hannah Thornton. for New.York. ~
Scbr Pilot. Bride, Coksr Boston days mdsA 70 D. w.
schr Elizabeth 0rshsm (Br. Of Haifa1) Langley re'0o
schr NJ s. Tbbe:s Cum Nsworlsans ~ days. sugar and
uoa,ss. TO d. Small L Co.
sohr Oeorgi. Sweet. Philadelphia for Boston.
scnr Charlotte Graves Eisstsih OFT for Boston. coal
scbr II. w. Morse. Smith, Fsl River, In ballast.
schr. Grscs GiId er. ClsIk. Providence in ballast
Bchr. A. Lewis Cooper, Rocksnd, lime.
Sebr Ringsold. Crowel. r. ovidencs. - aya
Scnr. Island Belle Bshsr, WsIeham. nails
Schr. Aida Lambert, Boston for Philadelphia
schr. ". BOYD Boyd Wellheet hth.
Sehr Hendrix Hudson. Avery, ~.London, In ballast
schi. Willow Harp. Davis Fall River
schr. Julia Rich, Moore, Portland. Me-. <dsyI
schr Ann, -. Boston day. shPtiinber
Sehr John Snow, Shaw. Cu.er Is days spNs 10 O. L.
Snow.
WIND-At sunset, ffomN. Y.
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shipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......h AAcn 10
Cleared.

steaul,bip-Teu,onA fismb Taubs. Hamburg Kunhardt
Co. City Of baltimore OBJ hooussn' Liverpool J. u
st.smess-Fanny Csdwallsder, Piorson Baltimore. VIM
Dslzel; T. w. Bruno Foster. Baltimore, W m. Daneh
Sbip-Orpheus Holwsy, Gan Ffancisco. w. T. Coleman
Rs,k,-stsmpsde LOWS BsIcelons, Simpson 4 Clspp;
N,tilds A. Levi. (Br) Lewis. Queenslown Boyd Hine
Zen Tisota Johnson Angief BAKER Merrill bieh ose'
vans Howe. Ssg lsia- Drsnde =, N
pJs.-Jndss Hathaway. Cunningham, Neuvitas, j.
p,ts FIlen Ijnnson Gunsou. Phiiadslphia W Mckee;
Alice Maud. OBJ. Edset AIsoyo r BaIds ~ Everett!
Ocean Belle DBL Psitnga Jsemel Richsfd Ih.cfsay
Ito us stinen bordeaux Bsrgen De VsrsG ssn Juan
IA, H,rrs,.ge Tobacco, r. Alexander sons l. D. veg
Der smith Wsshiu ston. f. d. Hubert Co Psr'a bII,
Baker HALIFAX. ID. X. DewoN. ,, =, N,
scbooners-Rebecca Harriet, Bsnnin, s.ybroos J. w
Mckee; Wellington, Bodno, ioik RIVER T. Campbell
s,s vlor,r Clark New.i!avsa n. Racket Bon j. Nc
Cok.y Nicksrson Washington, Nicfersoni SAPhen 10
her Cook ST Johns N r., H. Pitron OreH' Ss'hesr,'
Pam Jsmes Bishop Co Telegraph. Nicfc'on' Ihlisde'
plis, j. W. Mckee, Cabot. LoIDs 9osiSn. 5. W: Lew"
Co Anti,tsn Irons CALAIS Me John Boynions Son' A.
red Chase WiXon Boston, bentley, Smit Co. u Gun
ts Ne~eonb Boston John NoTthroP stevens huI Cayss,
ID. II. Dewo +. Pratt Pratt Phiadslphia. Bentley oHh
90. -, a.
sloops- Edmuud Brown. Freeman, chneo'easne' A. T.
Bsvsns Mary A. Smith, Appleton Pnilidelph'a
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Arrived.

Stealhp Chelsps,ie SheT wood Portland, mde. and pass
70 n h. Cromwell 4 Co
steamer Fanny Cadwaader Persen. Baltimore. ude TO
Nm. Da1el
Steamer Wsaebs,ter. Nye. Providence Indss 10 Ed"nd
oypBI.
steamer Fennie Fentop. Philadelphia rad.c to Lopez
Kirkpatrick
Ship H. Taylor Lord London AID Isle Of Wight rs days
dec aud IS YGss r.. r. Morgan Hss bad heavy westerly
seS ihe enIo pssage In ai. ~ 10, lon A. saw ss'ea
a. 20 ioebergs.
ship Con promise Caukins Liverpool Feb D. mdse and ~
psss 20 Lefsga Co Mach lat - J lon 10 H. paved
tark lying TO- with he fore and main gone AID L
zen ms gone by The decf ncd bla, and nAd
lfg0 holse on deck appeared b. be vessel bound eat
March lat 40 lon 40 10 So surrounded by iceoes
From Feb 2. 70 Msist 5 Lse s.r0uE westeIly gale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

KipsAppIso--We understand that a lot Of fellows
who are infinitely meaner than any negro that ever
darkened Southern plantation loft our city on the
carr, day before yesterday, for st. Louis. They be-
long at Owensboro and the object Of their trip, we
learn 10 20 hire lot Of oonrabands at st. Louis, for
the purpose Of running them through Illinois and
our own State into Kentucky, where they will be
sold into Slavery as were those that passed through
our city several days ago. Can't our State suthori-
ties do something toward stopping this Internal steal
ing and traffic We are very certain the citizens OF
the State ought not to permit the passage Of these
droves Of dusky cbattels' through their borders,
without making it prove dear speculation to those
engaged in the illegal traffic. ,
lEysnsville IOd.l Joutnsl, 18th
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Advert ]

MORE PEOPLE FAIL IN BUSINESS THAN
spocsED Why Became they embark In c.u,nr OF en-
uoymeot, for which ihey are not naturally hed Ho Who
would fail a. Lawyer might maze capital P!ehdent OF
Bank and many man who would MAKE nfstoa'. me
ehsuic or his lie in attempting 70
pound the Scriptures 10 dIowsy congregations rNsns 90
eide the occupations for tteir children with os ietto 70
pnds OF cTeuu.tsncss than for sdaptIDy COMPETENT
PBEEsoLoa.T able decide at once for what particular
class Of occupations boy will DO beat htted ans ths
IN view. Such eIsminstiops with ADVICE, are msdo
daily by Fowler NkLLs ct their chronological Rooms
no. sd Broadway.
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lAdvsrtisenent.l
WONDERFUL ELECTRICAL DISCOVERIES.

WONDERFUL ELECTRICAL DISCOVERIES.
The new practice Of Medlcsed Elecnoity oIigns,edey
Dr. So0TT Of the New-YoIk Medical Institute, No Union
square and hich he ia tue leading practitioner N America
N silently sfectinE . revelation in medicine ILese re-
unfold entire principle governing tho law: Of
Me Diseases hitherto considered tneulhblo ~ oil Other
uebod Weld readily t. this tfsstms and we ohseIuly
n,s the Of bea minded and scienttc 70
sures " Lich have no parallel IN the present age
Us Sc0T1 BEDFORD. AID SHELDON, Resident Physicians
Interesting books ssnt FREQ
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BRooKLYN ACADEMY or MusIc.-The initial Per.
formsncs Of the Italian Company at this house, on Thurs
day evening witnessed BY very large and fshonsoe
audience Tbs cpes selected for the occsiionLs Ts''s
received with marked appreciation. Mile Brsnoh ana
sg Mszsoen and Bsr sustained the principal roles ano
frequently and vociferousy sprlsuded-Bciu
ing encoe--I well a. call before the curtain in' 10
lighted audience went home with smiling eoon'eban''' -.
happy hesu, The ne,, opera night IL ThuT'dsy "
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AttrGyp ROBBERY BY SoLDIrR.-A fo'cler
igin, 10 Governor. Island. rsmed Pstnct Clarey was
,om, days suspicion OF having stolen prop
% i bis po,se.on lie found with number Of p,irs
Of soidsn patoOnI was subsequently .scetained hst
bo lad sister living Union which place he TOOK
The goods safe Keeping The house was searched and about
woth Of Government clothing was discovered al ss
alleged stolen from the Island. CAREY hsd for some tme
he'd charge If tho lssni end supposed hs
he took advantage Of his position to ince his ncope
The also taken into custody and both were held BY
Justice Bosru to ait eIlmniu the charges against
th,m
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FIREs.-At II o'clock yesterday morning fire
occurred in ouss.cry frsmo building, formerly used ss
sse beer ssloon on rA.a1o avenue. Bergen Hill which
wa. eotirely DESTROYED Los. about 300 The building
supposed to have been SCI hIo ~ " unoceupied ias
tire.
AZ O'Clock ye,,erdsy morning an old ,hsnty in Essex
street JIey City, q but little Naue was also burned down
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PRovosT MARSHAL CENTRAL DRAPER. - The
a,a.li.n,.. R-nuLIionn Of Wrdnn,daH ,aYii

The order announcing the appointment OF Col fry fevoke
the Old order appointing Deputy fIoyosAarshss ,hoD
NJ. Intel States and much Of the order sue Tizes
Simeon Draper esq OF New York to act as rovos Marsha
suef under his old coma iss. conhniLs b IA his Ope
lions 10 Tho City Of NevYok Nj DTser viii continue at
h eld bosdqustesin Rewl orb Guy otea" fo the present
The law referred to above slAoHlhs ~ appointment VI
Provort authorizes the apf Ointment, Of
Deputy cuera ia each Congressional De
We N is Tue policy Of the GeyeTnmD TO select
tbeso dcputcs far possible, from among A9e 0Lcei
who hive distinguished themselves In the ned ana Ave Deen
parisy aissbied by wounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

F,RY.-Ahon, o'clock Yesterday morning nre
b,aL on, en- ,b oo.r oar, Of the briel house
No q Nyrs svenne which occupied a. , ,,os ana
49,, h. e.; 40 esc,nr Very little OF the fu'nituIs wss
ssve The first door occupied as ooos'os p ~. ~" tb1d
n. ni;s. Combined loss about $l00; partially
y , L. TIE premises are owned BY Rev. L. NJ Johnson
Lo =. about l. LlVO.
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NEw.gRRsEY ITEMS.

Fine OF BoARD SCHOONER Yesterday fore
about O'Clock fire occurred board the schooner
Buush. OF Newport loaded with bay and lying aneh9r 10
the basin above the Erie Railway depot Inc poiee'bo't
together 18th tugs songd and got streams upon
the IRE which that time spveloped the entire ves e
lie schooner got looss om her sch0Ie and YVES csird
by the tide opposite the Cunsrd dock where
she with portion o. the schooner burned
and sunk thefe weeks since and heeled over Ahe
amount OF damage could not be sscersined.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

LoYAL LrAGuE.-A meeting Of loyal citizens Of
Brooklyn held Thursday evening and Union Lsgus
formed numbering about 500 membera Loyal citizens wish
ing to unite do by sending ,bsr once to Cen
II. b. Daryes, or T. b. spoonsr, STA, Office
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IAdyefti,emsntl
fHuNFl IIFFIIl
- Red MARX. A Thrillinl

RED MARX: A Thrilling Story Of Life On the
BofdT"-Under this title TaA So DisP.TcH
the comerceest of an Original story from The Of M
A. Devon esq p0pal, writer. As the Minnesota
yet esh In the public Iund this story
attention IT Is t. btgn In To-Monow's iIsue.
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RELIEF FOR INrLAsD.-The members OF the
n ~, Friendly Sons Of St. Patrick are requested to
:, ,oon, No. g. Deraoncos Hotel corner OF Broadway
Cs.,As,, street, on Monday afternoon at hslfPsst
os, 70 .dop, fO ths prompt relief Of the 'Nv
4. ,oor of Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

The best place in the City to procure
Hpsniso BIRDs now 90 fashionable for Lade. TO wesr
40 their hair and bcpnets 10 at J. q. BKLps No J32
Broadway 100 different specie. may be .ssu some
Of which aIe Of the most DrIisn, pumsge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

SEVENTEENTH WARD SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,"
The Oenpou Soldiers Aid Society," since their ogsnzan
have received subsc AID other Sources sun Of
$3.50 o6. Paid fof relief $3.50 2o for bonnties
s2StO; printing and room hire p2S rs Total S6791 IS
Balance IL Treasury SIP 6 The WHO'S number of fsniles
relief has been extended mas oeen Co-couainog 70
GILL ireuend the smount paid per has averaged over
s52 wv added to tho fund By sub,ehphon on
Thursday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

BARsum's MusEus.-Three performances "'
,oupc.d Al this establishment to-dsy-t ~ >, ~.
n Accommodate the numerous patrons OF ''e
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TIE FULL-SiZED PATTERNS i'll the Spring
Number Of NINE. DEnosBsr's MIRROR or fAsHloss com.
Prise new combination Cape and JACKET novel and
ssg.pt dsgs L.dyb Nest and new and elegant Sleeve
Now really
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CITY ITEMS.

MarIEEx To-DAY.-The favorite opera VI y.
Bspo 10 Maschers viii be performed at the m'""'
The Academy Of Music See sdyeitisemtnL
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tAover;isement.l
.....l..anA .aI 1913

The latest developed ana most attractive vi h4i
The CO aoes OF the modern SeongNschiue 10 that OF
efoidery Fortunately the Machine which pos'css.s M
aud charming Acuty the most peIiec. OF ali IN
ether respects The decided preference Of hs ladies' for Tie
GK0vrK X BAKER Machine Is certainly Justified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

T,rroRArH IN Souri, CAForIs.'nAmons Tue Tue
by tn. Amso y,..d.y for Pot Royal are Owen
Bowie and ten men employee. Of the Federal Government
ssrap lines IN South Carolina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21

suRROGATK's CoURT-MARcH D.-Befsre Surrogate
TUCKER.
WILLS PRoyED-BrQUEsTs TO CHARITABLE NsTi'
TUTIoSs.
The wills Of the following persons have been I'D
nitted 10 probate without contest; 80
M Joan Peufod Thomas X Cullen. Matthias Olurt Ann
Van Nordsu Robert Roberta Coinels Chandler John hurst
D.rs Marine and Dante. Leo Tho isitet leaves rEo to the
inown a. tho Sster Of ths Good epherd His r.sduy
ess. bequs.hed 70 hi. wife 70 be equally d,uie9.a ..f
her death between Roman Catholic Sisters oil Mercy
Sister. Of Chart, and Sisters Of the Good Shepherd
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LENT MUSICAL srnucf.--Tho second paOl n ser
,;s, Of the Church Choir Union will be hed In inn'''
Cbapr mi, afternoon 81 O'clock mo LNan, ana toe
Mi.srere will be slns tose'he' VIZ" 'Pp''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
90 Dhom II man Concern.

4 CARD.-Inasmuch as the Managers Of the
N WASHINGTON LECTURE ASSOCIATION" are
frequently Inquired Of 10 the reason why tie expected
Vi Lectures has no. been delivered the following state
m.nt 10 made In explanation:
In October Last Committee Of nunber waited upon
Professor Henry s'hns for tho Of the hall Of the snith
sonian and placing In NE hands the following Let OF expected
lecturers: Hon. Edward Everett, Rev DE-. Manning.
Rev. Dr. stS"' Rev: Henry w.td s.'eh,r' ci hs,
land Coz. Gen. o. NJ. Mitchell, John u. GouGh, Horace
O erley, George Suonsr Oliver Wendell Holmes. George
w. Carts, Rev. T. ID. Huntington, James l.. Muir
doch. tho Rev Mr. Nilburn Col rhom" W HEsinson The
Rev Dr. Furno and the Rev DR. Samuel Osgood The hall
of the Smithsonian refused Application was then
made several OF the churches then TO the proprstor Of
ililTi's Hail. and In turn we're denied tem ALL The hall
Of the House Of Representatives being tho only remaining
room IN the city suitable for petition made for
that And while "a have the pesssbls duty OF rendering
our skuow 20 the Hon Mr. On Of Nrwfork for
persevens services IL behalf the floor CT the House.
through the objection Of MT Wcsde OF Kentucky DO was
unable TO bring the qaestion to vote. - .
In regard to the refusal Of the churches and Wisrds Hall
aot word to add beyond the sstsnent Of the
fao; but We wish to say that ve con'der Mr. WicAine
representative Of Sts Of whose adult white population
6668 unable 10 read or wt- who could not he 10 Gym
PATTY It'll tbs genius Of such cOnueDcy AID at the same
lime friendly TO an association Ike ourL u,
We would call the attention OF tho loyal and iDtsligen
citizens Of the county the fact that tho Secretary of the
smhsonian close its halls sIainlt such men
Edw,Id Everett DR. 0sgood. Dr. Hunting Dr. Fisher ant
that siDed soldier and scholar tbs gifted aid patriotic
JOHN PIERpONT. President
n. h. DEVEREUx, Member Of Executive Com
C. ROEsER Member Of Executive CommitteA
l.. CLEPHANE, v!ce-rIr'id-nI
DELANO T. SMITH vice-Pfesident
WM A. CROtFUT. Viee.Prc.idsnt
JOHN r. FRENCH Secretary.
T. RICHARDS. Treasurer.
WashIn gtor, March 49, 1863.
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Msrch hips-COnsgnmeu.. James L. Bogert Sheridan
Commonwealth.
B1rks-Wihemins, Clementine
Bugs-Condor, Don Juan, Santiago, Antonio, Martha Caro-
line Criinoa
Schoohert-Numer Upo, and others.
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Eeadl Notlees.

NTOTJCE il hereby given, according 70 law, 70
.I.ona having claims sganst CHARLES A. elm
49, Of the City Of PoushAeepais EQUITY q D1chcss
IOS Nav York Gentleman, deceased, that they are
snd "a exhibit the samr, with the vouchers thereof to
eqSscrber acting Administrator Of the goods chsttes
ne said deceased the place Of business OF the
bcriseT at the ofce oil HENRY L. CLINTON No !6s
po.dwsy in the Cy Of NewYorh or before the sh day
al nv 1903 dat. d this oath day OF October, 1904
Nm l. pEAsk, Acting AdmniItfaGf Of the
Gccds. Chs.,els, ard Credits Of Cha5.es A. Cintsn.
o2s jawomS a. . sA~eesse
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ssa-Risss .6:02 SsI..........6ilJ hoon-se"''
WATER THIS Dali. .
ANDY HOOK. e:0I Gov. Island. 1881 HsDSbNs.ll!.
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IScioW,
Sailed.

Ship Jscob A. Btamler, Wade from London Feb. g.
Ship Harvest, Page, Londonderry Jan 90 to w. T. Frost
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Lost dn6 foun0.

Jersey CITY BONDS LOST.-An persons
u ere cauonsd ssaDss purchasing The following Sosds y
sued by the Corpo stoo Of jersey City, snd niad By ths
subscribers viz: $3.50
Bood No IS dated Jan 1900 payable 70 John vn Vert
or his sssisn. for OoO bearing per csut Interest,"
The Of coupons Oh the above bonds has BEEN
stopped and will be nj cs for isus Of dupcsssA
WiNSLOW. LANIER Co.. No. 70 Well II.
OK REWARD.-The undersigned was robbed
VIZ In Philadelphia, on the 18th Of March o. DkAFI
tho United Sta As.tins Treasure, In ugnse
or order The public Is beeby c,uionei sSsns Duyns es
receiving the Tho reward will be pa 70 Any
SO Grandst, New.York City. J. NJ TENNEX
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KIsGs County Cmcuir CouRT.-Nos 95, 81, lOl,
i2l, ~. 1913 IA, lbs. l26 - 49, IN,
BRooKLYs CRY CouRr.-Nos. 13, 45, S. 81, %:
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n 2. INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.:

IT 2. INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.
" EIGHTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, NEW:YORk-
Notice hereby given to oil persons residing Or dsas os1
and Twenydrst WARDS OF the City Of Nee .York, ths the
Assessment Ros will In lrdslce with the provisions o.
section IS OF the at provide internal be open Tor
nation at this office, No. 81 broadway and No ieS
sth.av from O'Clock To o'clock NJ f,i hnsen dsJs
29h OF March to the Apt both days ncudedl
appeals will be received and de ernnsd By me a this once
daily from 10 IN 10 H. relative to any erroneous OF e.
cesivc valuation. A.
All appeals must DO made in writing end must spscify the
particular cause matter thing On which decicon -
oueed srd also tste the grounds or principle OF neHoshsy
or error complained o. ANTHONY }. bLEECkEhr
Assessor Eighth Distinct, Sew-York
D.,sa Nsw.York March Al, 1868
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Medicine Wonders.
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u SIXTH DISTRICT. -Nssice 10 hereby given 70 al
reading or doing business Ia the Sixth Collection
district composed Of the 9th, 18th and 10Th wards OF the
itv Of Navy ORR that the As.ement Rolls will, IN accord
sncs with the provisions Of Section Is OF the Act 70 prsds
Internal Revenue Gc be op<n for ersnnaisn this emee
No les West i4tL-s, from O'Clock TO O'CLOCK p pn
for IS days FROM tie dts hereof suudSys Ieeped and has
from 10th Day Of March EeIt both days IN
office daily from IL TO relative TO any srrsns'
All Apoess must Dc writins aud must pecify ths
particular cause matter thing, respecting which dec
Ion IL requested and state the ground principle OF
.ousy or srror complained ofDafsd New York. Feb. ~
1904 JOHN - CLE sELANpt
Assessor 9Th District, N. 7.
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Justice RosxkTsos.


Thaddcus b. Curtis agt. Louis Van Eeten-Bsi
reduced to Sl2,Oo0 Motion to discharge tsnied . -
T. u. Hall stt Henry q. Ey.-Motien donied. win -
cous =, -. .,
ini notion granted. costs TO abide event.
Emil Christian Hand ct al Ayt Frederick bsufs OF Al
Motion 10 70 adj Us, costs denied. with costs
GysKRAL TERx.-MARcH 10
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