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TEE TRINITY CHURCH PaOPEnTY.
Legal Opinion on the Claim Of the Heirs o
Anncke Jups.

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Legal Opinion the Claim Of tho Heirs Of
ARncko jams.
Mayor Hall Is almost weekly in receipt of letters
from some infatuated individuals in relation 70 the
claim or tie heirs OF Anneke Jams to the property
now he'd by the Trinity Church Corporation. some
Of these letters are novelties OF chrography, ortho
graphy and stupidity He has received the following
statement from counsel acquainted with the facts
the case, ana give IT for publication in order that
some quIetus may be put to the boring which he
and some or his predecessors have undergone the
subject
STATEMENT RELATIVE TO THE oLAs or AssEKE JAss'
HEIas, PREPARED FOR THE H0s. A. oAKEY HALL
The cain OF the heirs OF Annekc Jams or Bosardus as
r.. 533, was founded a following allegations:
IN lo6S was seized OF tho iand now In possess
Trinity church, sne devised TO her children,
and died in year In 1901 only OF the dcvsees OF
lace. The church entered under the and held
nae = as tenant 10 s WIN hoss O. sas said devsecs
The complainant as one OF such Ia claimed 70
with tho church, OF the other hve
The church, In that suit put in plea and answer The
denied statements Of the bin Tho plea
the lands IN quea,on receipt ponis
20 s' s s s,s ana hss sa
the church entered under such and be-
@
the such patent to the limo Of the plea had
tho sole, exclusive and actual
sion OF the premses claiming 10 hold the same ~ sole and
exclusive owner In fee simple during the whos Of that
time &c.
This plea having been demurred to adjudged to be
decision the highest and the hearing
In above mentioned sustained by ovcrwheim
proofs the able opinion Of Vice Chance
Sandford reported in Sanafords g. r. 633, viii show
how complete and the evidence OF adverse
possession. #.
above although very Short is really abstract Of
point in the adudged case upon which the decision
turned.
Ii is believed relative tho title be pre-
sented which necessarily be governed by the
principles That decided lS47. Twenythree
have since then elapsed the church has been IN
aimee Annes grant, for lbo years
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SOUTH AMERICA.
CHILE
The Foreiah Relations of the Republie-Peace
with Sp1in-LegatiOn TO WashingtOn-The
Indian Trouble.

The ForeiSh Relations of the RepubIie-Peace
with spnin-Lesation to Washington-Thc
Indian Trouble.
VALPARAISO. Jan. 10, 1870.
Nothing OF especial interest has occurred since
the daie OF my last communication. In the houses
OF Congress the principal debates have been con-
corning the budget presented By the Minister OF the
Treasury. and have chiefly been remarkable from
the opportunities afforded to the opposition for
attacks on the party upholding the administration.
sehor Mat the leader OF the flrst-named organiza-
ton, made q very powerful speech on the
foreign aalis OF the republic, when the estimates for
that department were laid before the House. In
his remarks he mentioned particularly the relations
between Chile and The United States, ana con-
hemned, In no measured terms, the policy OF the
administration N withdrawing the Chilean Legation
IRON washington and maintaining representatives
In countries where their presence was not only un-
necessary but Often ridiculous. In the United States
OF which he spoke with the highest admiration he
thought that a Miaister in Washington was abso.
luteIy essential 10 the dignity Of Chile, that every
south American republic should be represented an
the capital OF the eldes sister Of the family. Finally
he assailed Mr.. Amlnategui, the Secretary lar
Foreign Affairs and declared that the ideas govern
ing the Foreign ONCE were not IN consonance with
spirit OF the age. Ipis attack has already been
productive OF good effects. The administration
has determined not oaly 10 send "A lega-
ton TO washington, bun also To Immediately
despatch plenipotentary to that city, 10 meet the
ministers or the allied republics and SPAIN In order
TO settle this loDg-vexed question OF the Spanish
war. 1t IL yet doubtful who WI be named Tor TINS
commission, but 1t is popuary supposed that Don
AeIanaro Reyes, formerly q member or President
Perezs Cabinet, VIII be appointed This gentleman
has the reputation OF being one OF TIE nrst urlss or
Cniie and VIII no doubt II selected ably represent
his country
Don Antonio Flores, The Ecuadorian Minister to
this republic, proceeds to the United states by this
steamer TO represent his country In the Congress I
have referred TO. Ecuador having suercd more
tnnn any OF the other allies IN this war, her cocoa
commerce With Spain having been almost entirely
suspended, has been the most vigorous IN endeavor-
ing 10 bring about the resumption OF pacific rela-
TONS
several treaties with foreign nations are under the
consideration OF the Senate. Ihe most important II
relating the extraditicn OF criminals TO be
ce,eorated With yhe Argentine &Qnisderatlon. Tho
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THE NEW CONrAGION.

Tho Localities I'm Which Ii Has Thrived and
the List OF Its Vctims-Onc Hundred aud
,Sixty-threc Cases.
The following Is u list or groups and isolated
cases OF relapsing lever reported from various
sources ana verified BY the medical officers or tho
Metropolitan Board OF Heath:-
FAMILIES Arrr0rED.
Four at 1863 Worth street Mcdonald family and thu
Twsvs cases is Mulberry s.ree.Mccreey family an,
gwen up Dy The Mo,.reeiy family.
dom Ssers sii nos a
Conians, WHO were vagrants from Is Mulberry strseL)
vcps, hall bcaroo.n ad djacen 10 : Mulberry street.
Five cases Al. ImeeIry sl.ae.. stack .amiy.
cases at ~ Cherry ssrsesMchaei Mayer and three
Ten at % Cherry strceturiev's lodging house. ali
Tnrec cases IN the se OF Long Island
boatFcvcr taken from comraae, who caught at NO. %
Three cases at 32 Water sree-Fcycr caught from two
sailors who lodged there before going y Inc hospital
by vsitn. at oy cherry street.
Two .. No Baxter srsstrop door, lever taken
from ~ Mulberry street
room; sent Immediately to hospital.
ns case a. :. oyst 70
four cases q ~ James street-Casey and Dunn family
Six 10 Jersey Brown dodgers all
Nne s1O West Eighteenth Brennan family
(ai sent To hosptaD.
TheeH unAed dodgers oani 10 hospital -Corcoran Cum
nngnam, Rogers h.non' Moran ssnseder aarrs Buch-
Seven 83 First front house, top
sick relative from 3D. Water slreet.
Three cases q % Baxter street-sGanlons, Watkins
(wushcd clothing for the scanion fanny.
One case q No. Batavia strect--StoKes
Light At 81 Mulberry slreet-Foye family.
Five rs Peil srcet-sma tcear lodging house,.
Mcdonald Geesery.
Four cases at l57 Leonard street-McGrath.
Two cases at SO Cher street.
Two 1T lUi Cherry street.
One case At 245 Cherry street
Threoc caaea aafYA KnNip rAtre
Four cases la street-Seynour trcar housel
-Four cases a ~ and ~ Park
Two = Mott street.
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Common Pleas opened on Monday last when
Judge Loew was compelled, Tor want Of jurors, to
adi ourn to yesterday, IN the meantime having
tnat day, Pursuant 10 adjournment the Judge took
MS seat on tho bench yesterday morning, and ON
The Clerk calling the panel, but SIX answered to
OF twenty-five dollars be imposed on each delin-
qucnt Juror The lawyers IN attendance being un-
Court ordered another extra panel oi leo Tor Mon
dsy next TO which day the court was obiged 10
adjourn.
Jndye Daily. holding Part l, was also opiIged 70
oraor an extra panel 10 facilitate business.
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COLOMBIA.

puIncss Of Busiuess--Anxicty About the ship
CanaI-The American Exploring Party
Looked For-lIisccilancous Affairs.
PANAMA, Feb. !, 1870.
On the Isthmus politlcs IL very quiet ana Dusi-
ness Is exceedingly du Money Is scarce In the
extreme, and It's want is felt by al. Politicians
care not for ONCE when there is cash TO be fin.
gered, and merchants prefer holding their goods to
disposng OF them on doubtful credit and few are
making sufficient TO meet The exorbtant monthly
TAX levied as commercial contribution"
the canal prospects anything but cheering
Just now. The dllatoriness OF the United States
government in getting ready surveying party
leads to the general belief that little II anything OF
importance win be accomplished In the matter this
year. Already one quarter or the dry season has
passed, and before the Nipsic with her party can
arrive and commence operations, another month
Will likely be consuncd; Tor lealn the steamer was
not to leave New YORK before the end OF January,
and Is SAID she Is likely To come under SAL
may require some twenty days for the voyage.
AT this rate the surveying party may get to work
about the lst of March, and as the rainy season
mences about tue ISL OF May they are not likely tC
make very extensive explorations; Tor although
the isthmus Is but marrow neck OF landv it would
not be easy TO find one more difficult TO survey thor
Since the departure OF the last man on the 18th
ul nothing whatever OF interest has been received
Jrom Bogota.
OF the republic have II IS sserted, gone Ia favor OF
General HerIan against Salgar.
Ii is reported mere that revolt has recently taken
place against the Preect OF Daen, and mat one man
was shot, but no Lartculars have been received.
A petition from Mr. Perez Soldan, OF Peru has
been presented the government OF this state, ask
ing for privilege to land o telegraph cable ut
Panama and at the different Pacific ports Of ts re-
pubic 10 the SOUTH connection with the ue along
the coasts OF Ecuador and Peru and at tie same time
binding himself, If the privilege ID granted, 10 com
pete the line within two years. Ibe Presldent re-
turned q favorable reply SO Iar as the state OF
Panama Is concerned and his power admitted.
Incendlares in sister city, AspnWa all, seem to
be very active of late Within ten days past less
tnan three attempts have been made TO fire the city,
all OF winch were unsuccessful Aspinwail Is cursed
with horde Of vile, lazy Jamaica negrnes who VIII
resort anything for plunder rather tnan work for
. living.
this city, broken open tha nign. or the 10th
uitlmo, but ~ supposed letters OF importance
were st0len, rs the DoX had been empited by tle
Consul during the Gay.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
An Important Docision-A Vessel Condemned
for SnuQGlinQ.

An Important DOctsl0n-A VeSvel COnuomnc0
for Smuggling.
Before Judge Benedict
The United States Us. The Bark John GrtDSn, &C.
This was a proceeding in rem to enforce the for
feiture OF the bark John Griffin for violation OF the
1ftieth section OF the act OF March 2, 1899. The
charge against the vessel that In the month Of
october. 1869, quantity Of cigars OF the value Of
$4,000, brought In her from Matanzas, were unladen
and delivered from her at the port OF New York
without permit from tho collector and naval Olcer
The owner OF the cigars John Albren and the
master Of the vessel, William DOwney, with whom
he entrusted them to have them smuggled into New
YORK.
Judge Benedict has just rendered lengthy de.
cslon IN the case IN which he fully reviews the evil
dence and decides that, upon the evidence as II
stands 1t must be held tnat these cigars were trans
ported from MatanZas TO New York IN the bark Jonn
Grlfln and illegally landed without permit, and
being OF a value exceeding $400 the vessel therefore
became forfeited to the uniteu states. His Honor
directed that decree be entered accordingly.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The Farmers and DrOycrs' National Bank OF
S0uiers DefnlcatIOn.
Before Commissioner shields
the United States Us. Norris p. HiH.-The defend.
ant, who was cashier OF the Farmers ana Drovers
National Bank OF Somers, Westchester county, was
yesterday brought up for examination charged with
deiraudng the above named bank OF $50, ,00J by
false and fraudulent enIries on the books OF said
bank The examination was held before Comnis-
sioner shields, Mr.. Purdy, Assistant United States
District Attorney, appearing for the prosecution;
Mr.. Beebe for the defendant Some testimony was
taken and the case adjourned.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Alleged Post ONCE Frnuds-The Roberts Case.
Before Commissioner Jones.
General Samuel H. Roberts, an ex-Postmastcr OF
Brooklyn, VINO was arrested on the charge OF having
empezzcd $3.50 from tho money order fund, as re.
ported In the HERALD was yesterday admitted to
bail In the sum OF : 900. Mr. George b. Lincoln
became his bondsman. The hearing OF the case was
set down Tor the 22d inst.
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He COU r T S .

Important Treasury Cotton Case-The Question
az to the Actual Termination Of the Rebol-
lion Inyolved-Thc Farmers and Dro-
vers' National Bank Of Somers Deial-
cation : Rccaloitrant Jurors "A
Diamond Robbery - A Snug
g!er Condemned-Forgery.
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CENTRAL And SOUTH LAERICA.
The Return Of PeacS. to the Central
American Republics.
Terrible CONFEDERATION in
EcuuSiOr.
AFFAIRS IN CHILE, PERU AND BOLIVIA.

The steamship Alaska, which left Aspinwall on the
LIST INST, arrived here early yesterday morning
Her treasure list figures up ss2 1923 ~ In specie The
mails which she brings give favorable report OF
The condition OF affairs IN the Central ana south
American republics The grand project Tor the con-
sWuction OF railway between Lima, calao ana the
Peruvian head waters OF the Amazon was inausu-
rated In Lima on the 1st inst. Affairs ore quiet in
BOLIVIA and Peru. The purser or The Alaska Will &c
cen, our thanks for fayoIs received.
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SUPREME CIRCUIT.
Damages for n Collision.
BEFORE LndQe Pratt,

James e. Darlington cs. charles H. Whiteheaf.-
Plaintiff brought suit to recover for damages done
his yacht Whistler by collision with the sloop John
M. Clayton owned by defendant which took place
near Bay Ridge on the 10th OF June last. The bow
spirit OF the sloop came In contact with the yacht,
ana caused damages amounting, as Is alleged, to
about $l25. Paintin claimed that the collision
was caused by the negligence OF the defendant who
however alleged that 1t was the result OF incompe.
tency and careessness on the part OF the palntr.
The jury found for plaintiff and assessed damages Ut
fifty dollars
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EsAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Ihe following are the particulars OF the public
sales oil real estate made yesterday
NEW YORK PRopERTY-DY ROBERTS M'ourRr.
isn @ ~ mouse and ot SS0 II OF 9Th lot 20x 800
ros no III, comprising ten lo,s, and known the Fort
olo $3.50
DhoohLfS PEoPkHrf- MULLER, wILkIaa ARD 90.
Po OF ground consulting Of 26 lots, situated North
Wn and i0th sa between lst ., tho
Three story brlck house and plot OF ground, south
9Th d. 1863 Of 9th IT, size Of plot tAixlO3
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and National Park banks pleaded guilty yesterday
and was sentenced 10 the Pennentary for four
years. eleven months and twenty-nlne days, the
lorgeries amounted IN the aggregate to about
$4,000 Howe, Beardsley's .pal" has jumped MS
ball and escaped to parts unknown.
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number or pontcal refugees escapinG nom that re-
public to tho territory or this mas awavs been se
bo deslrOus OF putling an end 70 such htale OF
AFFAIRS
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COURT Or SESSIONS.
A Foraer Disposed or.

Edward A. Beardsey indicted as an accessory
with the notorious william +. Howe series OF
forgeries upon tho Long Island, Williswsburg City
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Died.

BuEcHrER.--Killed on The Union Pacific Railroad,
on Saturday January 29 AUGUST BuE0HrER, aged
~ years ana months.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services, at ST. Marks church, corner OF
Tenth ST. and second avenue, this friday morning,
at eleven O'Clock.
BuRRALr.-Suddenly, on Thursday, February 10,
FREDERICK A. BURIAL, III the 10th year OF his age.
HIS friends and those OF his son, Dr. Frederick a.
Burrall are invited to attend the funeral. from the
University place church. corner OF tenth street. on
Saturday morning, at half-past nine O'Clock.
CARTER.-At New Canaan, Conn, on "Wednesday
morning February Q, MARTHA W., widow OF James
Z. Carter.
Funeral services will take place this (Friday)
incoming at f.past eleven O'Clock, Trains leave
Twenty.seventh street depot al seven and nine
O'Clock. .
CoLLINs.-On wednesday, Feoreary Q, MARY
COLLINS, in the 65tn year OF her age.
Relatives ana friends OF the family, also those OF
her brothers. Patrick James and Peter Boyle are re-
spectIully invited to attend the funeral, from her
late residence, 81 Rose street. this truay) aternoo
at TWO O'CLOCK
CoMsrooK.-At Bloomfield. N. J., on Tuesday
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COMMON pLEAs-TRlAl Teay-pAaT 2.

Reculcitrant Jurors-Fines aud Penalties 10
bo Enforced for Attendance.
Before Judge Loew.
The February term Of this branch Of the Court Of
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..


ACKoR--BRUNr.-On Wednesday, February 0, at
the Sixteenth street Baptist church, by the Rev. Dr.
Mikes. PHILIP ii. ACKOR to Miss VALENTENIA
BRUNI all OF this city.
ADAMs-MACY.--At the Church OF the Messiah, on
Wednesday evening, February 8, by the Rev. George
II. Hepw0rth EDwAKD L. ADAMS, OF Boston, 10
EMILY, eldest daughter OF John II. Macy OF this city.
CORRiGAN-KEANE.-In the city OF New YORK, on
"Wednesday, February O. at ST. Teresa's church, by
Rev. Father MacCauey, HUGH CORRIGAN to ELLEN
KEANE both late Of the city OF Dublin, Ireland.
DAY-WEBsTER.-At Webster's place, Marshfed,
Mass, on Wednesday, February o. by the Rev. Wm.
F. Morgan, ID. D.. rector OF st. ThonRs church, New
York. JAMES GEDDEs DAY. ESD, or New York, 10
CAROLINE w. WEBSTER, daughter OF Fletcher aud
Caroline Webster and granddaughter OF Daniel
Webster
NEwToN-CRosBY.-In Paterson, N. j., on Wednes-
day, February y, by Rev. Joseph Banvard, ID. D.,
ISAAC NEWTON, Jr., OF New York, to ANNIE L.
CROSBY, daughter OF Henry Is. Crosby, Esq.
PELL-FALMER.--On Thursday evening February
TO- BY the Rev. J.. II. Ring pastor OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, Eighteenth street, HENRY W. ).
PELL to Miss SUSIE A. PALMER, all or this city.
P0Sr-0wENs.-At the residence OF the BRIDES
unclc, James Lloyd, Esq, Grahamsvllle, n. Y, by
Rev. w. +. Turner, PETER j. POST, to ELIZABETH A.
OWENS, or Bangor, North Wales.
RoCKwOoD-HAEsEN.-0n Thursday, January 81,
at ST. Marks, by Rev. Morgan DIX, THOMAS IL.
RocKwooD OF st. LOUIS, Mo-, TO LILA EDMoSIA
HANSEN, OF Puerto Principe, Cuoa, daughter Oi the
late Edouard Il. Hansen, OF Viborg, Denmark
VooRnis-JARvis.--On Wednesday. February
9, al Trinity chapel, by Rev. Morgan DIX, s. \. d.
assisted by Rev. Benjamin l. Haight ID. D., WILLIAM
W. H. VooRHIs to JULIA RAYMOND daughter OF the
late Nelson Jarvis Esq, both OF this civ.
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.

Fisk Once Moro in the Brcach-Tno Albany and
Susquchanna railroad Litigati0n-injunc.
tion Against the Transfer Of Stock-AIone.
tary DEVELOPMENTS.
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ECUADOR.

Destructive Fire in Gaayaquil--Over Eighty
Houses DcstroycL-5aacriny OF the Poo-
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POLICE REpoRT--MAYoR's OFFICE Com
,l,;nt was lodged against 9 party OF boys VINO
nof late have given much annoyance TO the rel
Jsnls Of Royal street, between King and Prince,
bv knocking at their front doors, pulling thelr
b by mills, &c &c. Warrants we're 1s'ued for
. : Arrest Of the youthful offenders and they
r;ll he properly punished; ,.
~ Walker was to day appointed by the
uorar = special policeman, and assigned TO
duty at Fisbtown. . or,,;,, by
Nd SVT Ta,vIor, colorcd, against dim Dudley CD,
o oedd {ar an assault committed upon inc foR ~
Main near the depot Of the 4, /: H., ~:
2 and the case set for this morning. ou ia; .:
r ",i partv appeared, it issuppnS'o inc "'
fe,,tr' has been amicabIy adjusted.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. There was ~ udosd
~ .bn MAGISTRATES ofhccsthis mornlns' !nae.u
s;occ Justice Moore has vacated me Masuo ;
office it is n%ot..only difficult to iInd Mse'S''a'''
cases but even Magistrates offices. ,nd
Warren REpoRT.-Night cloudy DARK au u,
ra;nv. The colored fair is still IN progress 81
Lille Zion Meeting House, near the tun"s,
h,,t If is conducted quietly. There we're nt
d;stnrapces, no arrests, and but two Iodeers d
the watch house.
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EefemraDhic Summary.

WASHINGTON, April 1st p. m:-Thc fol-
lowing is d summar ofthe Geographic news re-
coivcd here TO day:
In Philadelphia, last night, = colorod man
named Harry Truman was accidentally killed
tx constable Whitcsides while pting to
arrest another colorei man narnel Charles
Morris.
John Dorain's whiskey distilicry was burned
in Philadelphia last night.
Hon. Mr.. Voorhees, made a speech in lndl.
~auopoIis last night TO enc of the largest audi.
cnccs ever assembled in that city Oh inacia
matters, in reply 10 Senator Morton's late
snu:ch.
The colored people Of Tcrre Hautc celebrated
the announcement Of the adoption OF the 18th
amendment.
Horace Greeley will deliver the address at the
next iai: Of the st. Louis Agricultural society.
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Local BHEvITIEs.-Al the present munl'
cipal officers OF the city have either renewed
their official bouds cr will do 50 Tomorrow IL
accordance with the provisions of the enabling
Get passed by tho Legislature. The county
officers will renew their bonds at the County
Court on Monday next.
The hour Tor the meeting Of the Corn Fix
| change has been changed from $50 to 9 q. H.
The northeast wiad prevailing last night
and the indications OF q high tide were the
causes for considerable noisc am"ns t"a
| sailors who were turned Gu! to keep their YES
sells clear Of the wharvcs.
The salary of the judge OF The ii"s'lnsS
Court of this city will, i is thought, be ST. 0V
1t is understood that ia consequence OF the
decision Of Judge Underwood IN Nlchmond
yesterday no change will be made III the conn
| cilmen and aldermen OF this ard other cities
in this State at present.
All Fools Day passed ty with the occurrence
OF the usual number Of jokes. the m1st alnl>-
ing of which was the appearance at the house
OF i gentleman cajoyins excellent health IT 4
cuppcr who had been sent there with dlrcc;'ons
to bleed the proprietor.
The Geographic report that the brig Canada
from Liverpool with acargo OF salt TO Is. IL.
Lambert OF this city, had gone ashore near
Cape Charles. is contradic!cd by the Nests.
Baker, wreckers of Norfolk, and by Norfolk
merchants. The truth OF III" tc!c@rnEhlc
rumor three weeks ago that t;ic bark HERNIA
nos from Liverpool with salt for this port had
passed Fortress Monroe, Is also d6,bted as
nothing has been heard size. OF any snch
vessel.
The tide made very high this morning: but
did no damage. 1t WAS feared, howc"rr, mat
il the wind continued from the east the t'd2
this evening would reach the proportions OF
that Of Sunday last.
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ERTIAEXER

IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS AMI FAN
MERS.
4 HIGH GRADE FERTIL1ZER Al \
MODERATE COST.
MAGNUM BONUM PHOS-
PHATf,
Composed OF Dissolved Bones, Ammonia and
Potash.
This is q rich End active Fertilizer, in which
is concentrated all the richness of pure bone,
made soluble by q generous application of Sui
phuric Acid, aided by the proper proportions
OF Ammonia and Potash; Its analysis shows;
Bone Phosphate and Lime""..52 per ct.
OF which is directly soluble....14 per ct.
4 per ct.
TOLnSn . feI u -
Tho uroprietors Of this Manure are 80 well
Satisfied of lts adapts bility to all crops, and OF
its powerful influence in building up worn out
lands and of really adding to the value Of the
soil, that they request, rs a matter OF real I'M
portance to the farming interests, that every
planter should give it 81 trial, il only on a
small scale. They feel confident tina! Il fair
trisl will prove it b. to beyond cavil, thu very
article Of all articles to meet their nccessitien.-
Prlco $eS per ton 2CGG lbs. For sale in large or
small quantities by ThCS. PEEkl,
NH 3l-2m General Agent.