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TUEF DECISIONS.


TUE NATIONAL TROTIING ASSOCIATION
The recent meeting OF the Board OF Appeals,
held at the Hofnan-HOUse in this city, was alehueu
by Amasa sprague Of Providence. H. President OF ne
National Association, and by Messrs Han OF bIooAyh'
Vail Of Hartford Russell Of Boston, Wooley OF Clhoih
na and Barnard Of Troy. The appeal to the Board ny
Wa. H. Saunders Of New-YOTk against the entry OF
the Orange County pleasure Ground Association, sus
pending him and bis Western New-1oi6, Tor non
payment OF entrance money claimed 70 DC huS 10 rhs
said Association, the first case investigated. nc
evidence showed The entry ha1 be-D llduc ny teio
eTDph but sent until tine 0ay aIJcl inc htAe
closed II received and accepted by me AHsocatlOI
but Mr. Saunders refused 70 pay the entrance money on
the ground that the Association Lad 40 rShi 10 auI
s entry, since the nomination not sent or iececu
In time and consequently ineligible under he fuIeh
Mr. ssunderss appeal sustained by the Board, ana
BE- and the horse were Telnstated.
The petition Of l.. & RyeFsOn OF NeWEaven, request
ing the reinstatement Of his horse kew-layen Boy t0r
Gery Brown Prince, which had been expelled Tor flhnd
ing entered n purse where he did not belong was
ycHrcd on the ground that the Board did not hnd sum
ernt the 10 depart from rig1d appnca-
ulr II the penalty imposed by the rules.
The appeal Of William BOTst, asking review OF the
I.u OF the prOpretOrs of Mystic Park MedfOrd Boz
tDa suspending him and the brown stallion George
Baored. appeared Mr. BOrst had entered George
wilkes In purse at Mystic Park 10 be trOtted for on
Friday, sept 80 and also In purse at Harragansett
PARA 10 De trOtted Wednesday Oct O. on Sept. ~ IT
rane and the prOpetOTs OF Mystic Park postponed the
rae" u Monday, and in consequence OF rain again, ad
lourned II TIL Tuesday Oct This compelled Mr. BOrst
ABANDON one VI the TWO entries aud lie took his h0rse
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70 Narragansctt Park He claimed that the original
pOstpOneuent nj Mystic Park should have been 10 the
lr- good day and track, and that Saturday, Oct l.
Tie ~ay and track suitable, anc Ee was there in n
position compete in tho IL ~ had occurred The
decision uf the Board was that the pOstpOnemen's at
Mystic pllk reasonable, and such as author
cd by the ros. and lir EoTsi must pay tho entrance
money IN question h having incurred the Liability Of
Just such hardship when lc made tho different engage
meats - near together IN lime.
The complaint 81 the ElsiOn. Pa, Driving Park As
socttnn against the Point Bro &c Association at liia,
Gcudln Tor n violation OF the rC'es o. the National
Association, IN GLOWING one Joseph Ts-cr % ehtrI
ard drive Ou tbar course white the said Flsler wac
rlhlr the penalty Of suspension w the Eistc llSao
citation, w5s dismissed tho mi take having arisen noi
the neglect cf the 3eclctrv al tie Point Breeze Assoc
0l0h 10 make proper record Of tue notice 10 10
error tho Point Grte1e Association epOoEhed. anu '40
aNVUgy aCceItpd by the EIston Association Ito.
TIC appeal OF j. II. Martin Of NeT-HoIk brotssFs,iJ
against he decision Of tlc judges IN race ~ tr
Park iast December, under which he was e1P.llvu -
purruScy pung his horse IN race, VIII os a'tVa y" "a
lac next meeting OF the Hoard, COPY OF Mi; 1.h 90
6ple.a being forwarded TO the Fleetwood IaIS Assn
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I'M COURIS.
A PARTNERSHIP UNCERTAINTIES.

The case Of John 4. Manget agt Maria L..
Brctt up for argument before Judge Robinson in
Chambers Common Pleas yesterday. 1t IL suit in
equity setting up partnership between them, from 1866
TO 1905 in the Autograph business at No Sassaust.,
md seeking balance OF about 1900 on liquidation Mr..
Peck for thc plaintiff stated that articles Cf partnership
were drawn up by counsel executed by the partners,
and put into the safe OftLC Company that they finally
disappeared and that the HNcl DRY book also disaI-
peared being last seen III c hands Of defendant and
jtf husband, who was her neral agent In Tire business
After these losses became Known the docndauts husband
Guarteled with the plaintiff and the latter turned
O' or the premises ia August 1865 by the shoulders"
inc business IA the meantime having been conducted
81 p.nher.hip business the basis ~ the articles
fidhn h1d preserved copy Of the articles; an nsur-
ahee If ne business partnership business had been
op'lueu ny the delendants husband acting agent,
au Ht had been brought at his instance in the name
or no aeFeo paltle. for collection OF accrued
III inc Duse,s For the defense II was contended that
FMS COPY or The articles OF cOpartnershp held by paiut
is hctons one that this insurance was for t6e same
business Dul ICI another firm, and that this collection
suit was never brought with he know ied,1e ~ Lc d.
fendalt OF her husband. Decision reserved ~
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arc 49, y w.SIgor sci I se sSsn Tsa%
~, % 20 ,s Green While be Wa an crsbsg rim down
"eu ~ ~ 80 Int rohtng hin Of Sst ana '' P'
light Of basement steps =, 60 yD,rt Matthew
a. tbo Jefferson Market Police CGnlt' ma ~, "
80. a. X, 0l Tcnb vas committed y's. ~ n Isoi,u
ilaienet ~ carp0ltion. rllc rD L"
,se,liE ~ No gt6 waters. oons1' hnfns. o"oN -
i9i' d, sisg cl,ihr, worth c) - Rirt" hel
b,frn to ssAie II John hsnsr iu hlfite
tlgrl hI " srl stolen hoe atd WAGON aid aitHi
, he ofcc ne nn''n hv't l.al GA d'lo. ahI s,
70 ir.' Of ak uecf Us tsne sou 81 w
s!s.. o & .tr yare slA Ri isf nal1iei :" g rh a.
u's % ~ stolen oaso1 hsn be we ned BY once, hel
tu 49, In lIeei a. 60 .iacl. >" an Ross o.. lott y, Va
arf TnsenSGe be ssA ai " s' ana t 90
olh ~ 'e Twrnty h.r Precinct. Wueb aicsi Al ,
a. be- WA fugd 70 ta.y in she bfeat poeAsl S h
}fe IN CHECK viioas uaff "a
s I'll Of tlc Count oG or Few Eo aud isea Released
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court, Henry Mendel.
n vs. committed yesterday charge Of breaking into Lewis Hof
b Loase No. Norfolk st. snd stealing clothing worth fls3..
William GoeH Of No Is2 Forsyth e. uai he'd Tor stealing fur
value as
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Bowling yes
t.rsy Daniel Sullivan the complaint o. Garrett Buns Of
charged others with stealing his
eh and chain while he E asleep the CCnnetial
Hs.kin John MAgen and VIM Hines arrested
buTsy f ssndnE Malcolm Cove VI besbfOok DOT Of els
mssn, Of lie counterfeit money were te before Justice
o,Dg Yesterday made sh1Ai eorTobouns we statement
given 10 nK The magistrate decided 70 ho1 lnsI and
s.rgd Cove cOurael the House VI Detention wines
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SHIPPING IYTELLIGENCE.

PORT or NEW YORK ............... MARCH, n.
CLEARED.
steamship Pants Dosus. Wilmington Lorrir SesrshF O.
Steamship dlrh1.an tRr Forsyth, liver ol N.f-s tnoh
steamship Taria fBr) murphy, LEcrlo. hlc' g. lfAA.n
Sesmsh y Ada Eas.. NrE.Jri ans. Punch. EIJe a. 60.
Sssusip T. n Fsirrlid. Tr a, IliadephIs.
Seamsbp Ann Ella, Richards, ihlIirlpha, JaS Hand.
Scamsli 10 OctaraTa. Re, holds Bll'uor-
shin Bfaiburu. SaFanuah " ~ Nelson, j.
Sh1 Area Poe. GLASGOW. james " n gel Co
Esther, Nes-tlrrlns. o. NJ S.acLlols Co.
richmond Va. james Z. Ward %
Terd.ton New O-csui. Y VI Buc.am
Bsfk B-ira.. Kfi5h, Bnssl T. T. MorgIla sons
Bug Lizzie Bill ngs Young. ST. joins n b., Jci fre
Blg SsIsa walsh Field way
Brg Cag-isle Snmol. Mlsnsas jas. Hen'T
Erg l. tqrl-s. Gsrisuls. Carver q Baf'es
Sr IA. star Wcc " mil so7, y G. IT, 80 ~ Won t7S5
SchI Nsuls Mara, Dean. BrIusEcA Co.. H. W Owl TO-
sehr L. A. De Hat Sae7iock MlIuiique D. J. weinberg.
DOMESTIC FORTS.
nosfyS March 15-AuVui hHg, CAME winston from Bnfho'
Arres. AID 4. l. Clsry. from Pe."imo. . MT. -,
hpdcs for Liverpool. Mal; Alne 81 tagn r' A.
ros e bug Corcelono from arHo A-roa ard srAr hii Ae'
SsTgofT naci The British brig Village be, from Elnoni
for Ias les with cargo back iesh1s badly she VIII
repair here.
FOREIGN PORTS.
ToVnoy March 1.-THE Rlsa Capt Cook, from
Mbrcu for HyeoO touched At Vue-Is'o"n ths morning.
l isSur can steamship Cimbr, Cap Hack New
Yors March . touched today aa projected 20 Hamburg
DISASTER.
t,,L y.-,i.. i,-di win - bales cotton stranded
a...ou tie 18th The cargo nue IN lr"lSiA
e.mp.nes WrecaeT actively Al wpk sa'iug The cotton
IFOr iaics{ snip NCirS see fiiht IdgtI
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nEcIsIONs--MAncH II.

Common Pleas-Special Terribly Judge Larremoro;
Tsemsun WnolTLo proposed negt DO not correspond
or pfoerv efr csse they he nic dinc ard explicit
By Jig r DsTJsoEOn sat lbs MAnhssn Engrlng Com
paaJ,-Modog granted
sgt feeJugmnt veTiet f the de- ndnt for and t25
AloNtpcc Horny GpratLlngueni for the plari1 for 10
AID With FPS allowance Collins sgt NatJVGgneut for he
pisiata f,r elT2 10 AID costs viii Sz5 Elovtace-
lliBy Ils J0lCilnsen ers hgt Cohu-Juigmentf
lhe IlliltG for S5H p and COSTS with 81 allowance,
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CIVIL EOTEa

tn the United States District Court, yester-
day. the case Of the United States aet the Ferrvbo,t
Hudson was submitted to Judge Dlachford. Decision
reserved. ~
The United States Circuit Court has adjourned
till Monday when Judge Benedict Ia expected 10 nr.
side Judge Woodruff having gono hold Court I'm the
Northern District. WV
The Trial Terms Of the Superior Court will
not begin on Monday, as the rooms not yet finished
1Je snecial Term will be held In the General Term room
hereafter until further notice, on account Of repairs
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DEPAErURE or FOREIGN MAILS
SATURDAY. MARcH IA.

kAIVEDA1. HARCH H.
M,s fr Europe Liverpool Steamship City
orlssls as from 4 ~ L.. and co OF the Post Odce
station supplementary hs. f0f paid
leltars on made up Pof No. 49, y H. closed al LIS
Steamship sasls At3 y. N. .
ian erf dpostcd In Supplementary Mails must he prepaid With
doi he rostfrel
Mai, beuaH States via Bremen steamship DeutS hhtd
UOckel, c0se the Post Oice at u u
t.iog A. No Supplementary Mai. steamship sails al
p. az.
Mall for per steamship Cleopatra from Pier No H. B. r.,
ClOse D. 2 D. IA. steamship saE al =. M.
SUNDAY. AiRCH 10.
All Mail. dose tsly ~ IL oaocS Tue Po5Oeee open hc@
y o I'D ta II m.
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rnrRT CALKEDAaS-Tn. DAY.

UNITED STATES DsTEIcT CoR1 u
Op.rsst II p III.
Involuntary
Poll 1heoiors Hef Daniel 2o Warru JACKSON ct al tgt
W Noe Charles II. Panile.
c92l Robert fsgnet at George 202 james Dwell q a. sg Ste
fchenrs. pheD CrosswclL
2l Mont t.en act 2J16 John PeIr Charles v
Storms suI o. 4. Rowland Culver, sud Lucen Culytr
bGnkuP.s.
Courr oy ApPRaIs-AtBiSI Msh fDy Calendar for March
~; Nos. Ia, a. l3j no, iGJ. -, 100 lla
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A. OAKLEY HALL. Mayor
40 ina made na

CUPREME COURT-GREENE COUNTY
FOX AL TifIin + 81 r. 10 i6s
TEAL kinB KELLY Jos-aa hr' F. VI SAFE Tim, fi5,
JAM. ne Michael Ah'fe Jga l.ih.a an Dunn yo.n ny
rIo4s H' I' 'T Mtrr an tii Io
iil5iip, ' NV ,i,t,s ~ f4s q, ise .
o, he supreme Count Of @ state Of Sork made IN e above
onie for hat pao,e vii iELL 1t public auction At the Courthouse
in he village and m 81 CaG N sara ,ola,! o. Gstn' ANS Ta
PRBNIsrs Described in said Judgment a, follows, to Wit;
in ne ts 1 Of Cai IN be Coasi Of Ge aai State Of Neror
AMI the LAND 'ed p,p;; Ebfh John Dey;i end n,r l'
la bouuld o: Beginning tie month Of the D'fcss
soa te SANE 20 tor .c l- grou on Tie south
pike road there 90 The 80 'h ,ie Of @ turnpike north Is,ss
degrees west one cn ana s'e9 ms to he Go'a
h . of he tTls1 @ no ts, rs & chaus and
L.o h3f, 70 stone t the ground ten south G'sh lf
thence ehns The cuek
down and ss1g the d creek to The place Of begnpg yin all
ae 'i prTs se the aegEg min ;toe yH the sh % e I
All that certain piece parcel land OF Cats.
IN Aforesaid aal bounded nOrlr and westerly by l for
mey owned ~ th, Minister Eer, an Dcscon' Of the Reformed Prot
Turnpike Road sui eastrry by Lands the possession Of John T. New
ys P3 sl s,e o%' 81 % S i S
their a,ss and successors IN ofee the ar-r de stbel
AMI Deacon, dated Aug 1893 au1 recorded Greene County Clerks
Ane the description oOO acre. Of lana convened right OF
decbei as follows: Also right Of way twenty fee IA Tdh
the ss Henry Person aud owned by the parry Of the
ngfh east running
north thirty degrees inmates east two CLANS
Together with the water rights tenemens hecaneHts sud spur
said premises belonging IN wise app.anng Dated
November 2G 1870. GEORGE H. 0LNEl, Referee.
OLvEY KtSG. Plaintiff At,orneTa
POsTPONBMESIbe sale of the AbOyeabet premises under
postponed 10 the third ay Of January inst
O'Clock the afternoon at the place above ehed ot i
ne Dated January 9, ISL GEORGE X. DLNBl ktieiee.
OLNKY kISG. Plaintiffs Attorneys
POSTPONEMESrIhe sale the bOy sderbei premises under
the notice hereby further postponed 10 tho hs ds 81
January inst at two o'clock 10 the afternoon at the place above
specified for said .Aie. Dated January q lsll .,,
orypr KrSo Plaintiff At.omeys
POsTPONEMENrfhc sale u the aboyeebd premises, under
the notice hereby further postponed to the seventh day Of
lebAry neat a. two ok 10 the afternoon al tue place above
GEORGR Il 0LNEY, Referee
OfyyY KlNe. Plaintiff At.orheya
POSTPONRMEN THE sale OF the above described premises under
February inst O'Clock In the afternoon the place above
P''A'' ~ dEoRGB r. oLSEY, Referee
OtNHY KISG, Plaintiffs Attorneys
sale Of the shove described premises under
hereby further postponed the ht day Of March
O'Clock the
fof said sale. Dated February n lBTl -..
" GEORGE r. oLSBY, Referee
OLyEy KrNG, Plaintiffs Atomeys
sale ~ the shove described prcnses un
notice hereby the hteenh day OF Mar
O'Clock w the the place above speeiho
GEORGE H. oLERY, Referee
ozn kIsU, PLAINTIFF AWu
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PdSSFVCERS SAILED.
MINIATURE AbM4SAC

FOR LIvErPOOi-In steamship Minnesota March IMrs Loe-
wooi C. Brown. q. s. Ca J. b. Newtn D. hn efll!n j.
Reu3 A. 1ilAel3sR, A. =. White }. r. Kelly W. a. heilson
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
&c, 6.O7 sv, .ts..... Moon rises 508
rms ma
Hell Gate. BiJ
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o. hi 81 spTr ao RIsiss !. iS o so
g Path the Comforter, aud Path The ltspet"
Rev Geo. NInsins, she popular sana'E school sresse, VIII
Of BIeecLe SUNDAY - = D. m The PASTOR vii
dseour-c young tel In the EVENING sea" Hee sA'S'"
Rev "a p g. vel; P oSsp I E,11f Chine: win On SIN
TrvSffSiNI ~ M HANM0SB
Rev. Or. hcever vii p'eh the grelion q a. Church
Tho Pastor Dr. sASDEsoN will preach loi O'Clock
Ih, a. Lee At m 5pton Baiiia5 Sayyeni cot Moth
e. i6 March ~ tuoeet; The Broad Church Of Christ"
s.sa iee. pobhc cordially invited "
y :" ran;nan VII preach al ,he C.g.h q Our Say Or
MORROW MOGSSG and EVENING. smi,tseAoel st "a.
Rev. G. g. Footc si yrca, from ten ihs nth - he
m6 aiiS dlA''''' "' r''H'''''A " near D'''''"
Esy. Dr. shedd VII 5'S g @ @ rii;i7,'I;H
ard Rev d. DICKSON MJl p. N. al are iayiteL
Rev. w u. Boole u, r,eh in t9s Ch,gel Of ise.%,S l
siiai T. NJ ard i ococl S' N ' 80
Rev. Merrill Richardson, Pastor o IL, NswEngand Com
sUSDGY' At ioy a ~ and 4 p n. An cor.isilS invited
Spiritual eeiinss G rs't Manifestation, Tr.u'e a9d IaPa
sohal Peahia ~ SOhDA at ~ & 10 oneati @ E' E,
cDcomsrJ and T.rrca jersey CITY, THURSDAY, H. TOokr'
Hall Harlem
Second Advent Church, Cooper Institute Room 2-PrscbRs
t 4 n la '' Thy seed shall all The nations Of the 'l be
spiritual Meetings ale led every SUNDAY pm. ne
Ing Subject, Eiucaton and Aeaonp
p HI h 10 Sh%fs : and ps JfS&a
At q, clck b the Pastor Rev CBAChMAS. sabbath school at
a rnd p. General Prsyc1-Meetng At y NJ
~ Ann,g Free Church, Eight enhst, Ffh-ayeT0.
MORROW Rev. J. H. DAVENPORT will preach At u and Rev n
HOLMES at 100 m so y - ior deaf msie, and Rev. IUl'
at I,uae,s ", T.. Church, Forty sr,4t. SirhAve-
s. NARROWER Trustees 10 aeaanc to seat strangers
~eyeuteeHtb-s VI. Il. Church, between lIt and Sec NJ
aveL-.v J. . WILLS Pastor, VIII preach SbhDAi hohsINb
AMI EVENING. Seats free. General pra,ermeeNus. % p M
The West Tyenty-,hi-i-s Prc-by terilp Church,
Seyenibe H. y. NORIHiOP Pastor viii preach on ~ NDAf
met" A. p meeting IN behalf q he Memorial Fund to te
aIrssd rev JOHh HALL, D. d., HLNRf DAI esq anu Ee'
II. ID. NOBfHkOP.
There vii, be prcaclng Blescksr-'t Uuveu'lst
Church MORROW, Morning fi Ecnng councucnS al V'o
N, and 1.aO p. Pastor. Rev. Z. & SWLBI SIR
The Billie Skepficsn.Ihe concluding cure upon ths
tonic vii Dr. THOMPSON IN he BrsdEay Tabernacle
AY EVENING March 49, At y oclocz suJLbo
Unity The Bts in its Scheme hr The Bol,o1 81 Hun aniI
Two -ernons preached IN ihe Caholc Apepe Church,
and Seventh on SltDAi BNtNAd NJ
~ o'clock Rev W. w. ANDREWS March p The frIs
Frus and the Harvest" March Z5"the 1l,hnih mr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Baptist Chnrch toPcn cOgnaoonl-
TO- the MONlNN snd 10 Tie bfbHlhh oeIm0h'W
ihr PASTOR Rev. r. CAMERON
he AnnuaI Meeting Election Of the P1tetau
Brooa sunday Of HceYork will be bell ia tho
,t- Room Of St Marks Church Terh; and second-ave
MosDAY ByENIEG at z Rev GRO W sIIISN Rec Of
Church Troy. vii read Classification IN the
urlsySshoo" Subject discussion "What the Best Method Of
erisy REGULAR Punclual Aeadaace the suniay Sco All
cordial, iaytei.
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The gold market has been more active Az" ,,.tog
to-day though ON less firm basis, the r''e 49,,
from ir to1iil but the bulk OF TRANSACTIONS wa en.
allgc. The lower tone derived some eheoui~', ,,i,o
nom the smaller cneag enens Of specie to'O', 80.
are thus-s2,s.OCO. mostly in Mexican silver in ,srr,
for lending gold to-day were p 3 H. y anu ~ a., rae
,,,a IN goP for borrowing The days business ~
lnS |" y'"' -. u,nr was "a fellows: Gold eielisu
ca 80 ana. cold balances, Sl,0isV9i eultcn''
~, VA me following are the quotations. an
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fflarble an0 5lnte Hlnrtcls.


A KLABER STEAM MARBLE and MARbLt-
"A LING WORKS IA aud Ie Ess F.atcenit o. rs % Ms-tis
i a complete. Also Monuments GTsT stones
Table T0l., e.c at prices that Jefr c'nreIuou-
V1NAMELED SLATE MANrELS.- PLAIN,
H Arbcne Drcors,e prices from tl0 TO 80 AID 49,
Also, aisie every description, I ana rnnenihL
IENLHih SLATE TO-, No 80 IVES. E'yhiee1th-'t,
ItlEcen ltn ana sixth-ayel
NgARBLEiIED SLATE MANIELS.-Rich
ISE -1d elegant dea.ag, ,n 80 s2 l., Up 10 20 !. b.
STEWART CO. GJj sI51ve. leL Thy il ana IAIt'"is 80
~ KLABER & Co, Marblc-Worls, 2l7 to 223
81 Wrg Ffrsts, bet BroslV ani fi'ih ave Marble AID
Nirbleei Mali.l, Monuments heAones nN Original designs
Cbea9e.i IL the city.
OK AND UPWARDS-Iarbie AIantels,
p - Tatrc, oser than cher house
RICHARD wAIHAS. $50 West ilih5t let bt5 au1 oh avea
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SIIREME (OUkI.-ln tHe udlloI Vi Juc
- sp, loa Of Nsyor Aldermen AMI Cor cnalty me my
Nr.-Yo-k - OF
between r and Fifty 9Th s-ei. onl ESQ be MAKING
Of sf part Iosay Thrtysc"ud street and ihnyt!sl
.itt at
stc l. greater hul m ii, o Ne.-f't
Take upou u proceedings heretofore hal 49, Tie above en-
titled UPON nch other papers and such ahl Hhl proofs
and
MAJ zee N To- i mon The esrirs thereof r la ie before
M ipreme Court special n no recf 70 be bella It hammers "a
tl. a the CITY VI Ncl tfe2t day Of 1sch IVA
O'Clock the forenoon sOcl eacr IS con can Ne hs
by the or OF HcwlO TIE name an on ha ui We
Nor Br,n and Common 10 Nevlok. pur,u
10 BE- provisions ~ the elel An Act relation 60 tue widening
ua eug Br1awsy the cry Of Newiork AID t. ifsla
tie pact dist poreens" passed Ferua a. ''l TO yi; me
Or g Heretofore male sad above ea natter a speh on the
2g December 1870 the report Of the CORN 30 "
Assessment In SD after ad or sacA other OF lofsef
or.er aud relief 5 80 the court 5.all proper.
Dated New Yerb. March H. 1871.
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Professional Noilre3.

n ID. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly PROFESSOR
~. Of sgefig in the Medical college y
OHca 2:l Iiuc4 Of rl-aye. y. Y CITY Nervous -H
~, snd otne special general DISEASES &c Dr. us WORK Do
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Eeonl Noiltcs.

IN pursuance OF an order of ROBERT {.
UHrCHITGs .sl Of the Comfy 81 Ncf uo'ee
hereby 90 reols has claims asius' ia fL' UNDh
HILL II Ire .l-
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u JOSHUA BIRD ALLEN. Chief clerk
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tor Manchester =, in B Solicitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18

MARTIN KALBFLEISCHs sons,
vi HANiFACTglNG CHEMISTS AND i4POkfE85,
FULTON AID CLFF.SrS. EBH-fUhK,
(E,TAbLI. HE'D 1881,
IN IA % SUIT:
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NGRIAIIC ACID SAL hNoA,
AQUA FORTS GJPPbLAS.
hors AMMONIA BIBE VI rR1OL.
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EirRair op TPOy EXTRACT OF INDIGO.
S4LPHArB OF USC, EXTRACT Or LOu"OVpb
GLAJ BERS SALT, NITRATE nF sOOA,
NARBIF DIST BIRTHSTONE.
Sc. &c. sc.
~ PRICE LISTS or sp QIo aass'd upon ipfheaton
"a n9lN OnD SUGAR NAPLES, Seedlings,
I.jsgE1UFstFt}sE 10, ices Esh. - le 1906 > per
1000 Sample of ~ prepaid mail 81. Em, hsi heoc &c =
fs. r. H. CLARK. Boz 81. koots0sa, Poft'se CO., ono
The Hickman courier., 1871-04-01

| The greatest cataract IN the world is
the Falls of Niagara, where the water
! from the great upper lakes forms river
over three -fourths Of mile in width, and
then being suddenly contracted. pluuges
over the rocks in two columns, to the
depth Of one hundred and seventy Eve
feet.
The greatest cave in the world is the
Mammoth Cave Of Kentucky, where
any one can make voyage on subter-
ranean river and catch fish that have 20
eyes.
The greatest riverin the known world
is the Mississippi, four thousand miles
long.
The largest valley in the world is the
valley Of the Mississippi. It contains i've
hundred thousand square miles, and is
one of the most fertile regions Of the
globe.
The greatest city park IN the world is
in Philadelphia 1t contains over two
thousand acres.
The greatest grain port in the world is
Chicago.
The largest lake in the world is lake
Superior, which is truly an inland sea,
being four hundred and thirty miles long
and Que thousand feet deep.
The longest railroad in the world is
the Pacific Railroad, over three thousand
miles in length.
The greatest natural bridge 10 the
world is the bridge over Cedar Greek, in
Virginia. Ii extends across a chasm
eighty feet IN width and two hundred
! and hfty feet in depth, and at the bottom
of which the creek flows
The greatest mass Of solid iron in the
world is the Iren Mountain IN Missouri
Ii is three hundred and fifty feet high
and two miles in circuit.
The tspecimen Of Greciau architect
ure in the world is the Girard College for
orphans, Philadelphia.
The largest a9ueduct in the world is
the Croton Aqueduet, in New York. It's
length is forty miles and a half, and it
cost ST., SOC, ,000.
The largest deposits Of anthracite coal
in the world are III Pennsylvania, the
mines of Which supply the market with
millions of tons annually. aud appear to
be iuexhaustible.-Anseriean Engineer.