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The southern press., 1851-07-01

CERITo IN DIFFICULTY AT MADRID.-A Paris
letter of the 10th of May, translated for the Mo-
bile Herald, furnishes the subjoined amusing ac-
count of serious difficulty in which Cerito, the
famous ballerina, recently became involved in
Madrid
aBy particular favor, the celebrated dancer
was allowed ticket of admission to the Queens
Palace, during the "washing of feet" on Holy
Friday As usual with all women, she was be-
hind the times, and the guard at the door told
her she cou'd not enter, rs the ceremony had
commenced. The muse (Musa Pedestris)
was accompanied by a young Italian refugee,
who had been her compagnon de voyage from
Paris, and he insisted that she should be allowed
admission. The soldier resisted. The Italian
painter drew pistol, and swore he would go in
Cerito implored him to depart, but her influence
availed not The moment the pistol was pre-
scented to the breast of the faithful guardian of
the palace, he seized it, and calling assistance
gave the gallant Italian and the graceful ballerna
into the protection of the soldiers, who safely
lodged them in prison.
"Imagine what commotion this caused in
the palace of Her Maesty--the holy ceremony
of washing of feet" thus interrupted The
ministers, the diplomatists, the police, were all
assembled in grand conclave to deliberate upon
this great insult to the most Christian Queen.
"During all this time, poor Saint Leon was
directing the rehearsal of his new ballet while
his light better half Gas she is dancer, may
call her lght) was creating this "gran furore"
in the palace. He was summoned from the
theatre Del Oriento," and accused of pene-
tratng into the apartments of the Queen and
drawing a pistol He soon, however, proved
his individuality and an alibi, claimed his wife,
and left the italian refugee and painter in
prison to support the burden of the battle
sThe Queen is a kind-hearted women, and
ordered the sylphide to be released. CA syIph
in long petsicoats, and shawl-enwrapt bosom y
Poor Cerito had spent four long hours in bitter
tears in the dark cell. Her companion in mis-
fortune has been transferred to the criminal pri-
son. Will he ever come outl BY my faith,
would not be in his place
"This affair has caused great sensation in Ma
drid, and Cerito has not dared to appear since
this occuranee"
The southern press., 1851-07-01

Tickets Sl0-Halves 5-Quarters so.
Certificates of packages 25 whole tickets, $3.50 90
do do 25 half tickets, 65 60
do do 25 quarter tickets, 81 so
The southern press., 1851-07-01

ueqiF!q NALL erNAMstitr COMPANY
+ ONLY Though liEs tor California end Ore
gon.) )~-fhe pubiS are informed that under the
new arrangement of this Company, steamers in
spected and approved by the Navy Department,
aud carrying the United States maiIs, will CON
tnue to leave Pauama and San Francisco the LIST
and 9th days of each month, unless detained by
unavoidable accident, aud will touch Acapulco,
San Diego, and NJ onterey.
The following steam packets belonging to the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, are now in the
Pacific, one of which will be always in port at
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The Forthcoming Reports-The Estimates.

cal wear ending June 30 1885, are Si2 SOP 299 10. o.
this amount there is estimated for The support Of our
newly acquired territory s95ig,lOl IL, leaving the
balance $33 343 lgs 0s, which brings the estimates
down to those of 1915 This does not include the
interest TO be paid on the Texas debt. and 1t
Will also require large appropriations TO meet the
claims Of Mexico for Indian depredalions, and the
French reclamation for alleged seizures In Caii-
fOTnia.
For the Navy Department. the estimates amount to
As $40 693 and cents OF which deduct for special
objects 81 6s 220 and 50 cents leaving for the sup
mort of the NAVY and Marine Corps s. Az and 10
cents.
The estimates for the Navy support proper, are
less than last year while the sum Tor special OBJECTS,
namely. additional pay for larger Pacific service,
by an act of Congress- mpleting the California dry
dock, &c, exceed last years estimates about i've
hundred thousand dollars.
The Postmaster General recommends large m
crease TO the Atlantic mail service tPhil Inquirer.
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The Cuban Affair.

Instructions have been transmitted to
Mr. BauinQer our Minister at Madrid directing him
10 irterpose IN behalf OF the Cuban prisoners nDw IN
SPAIN There is reason to believe that they VIII
soon be released. The basis Of settlement OF all
Mr. Webster and Senior Calteron de la Barca, IN
their preliminary interviews that the official cor
respondence will exhibit nothing but the final deter
mInstiOn No formal demands were made oy tne
Snsnish Minister, because IL vas kno they would
be nstante OF sly rejected The comphca atoms have
been accommodated honorably and Satisfactorily,
the Secretary Of State acting generously, while vn
dicatIng every American rlgnt.
No official communications have been received
fon Mr. Thrasher or his friends, relative % his IN
prsonment, nor any other document except one
bnef letter from Mr. owen, the late Sonsul AZ IA
yana stating the general facts Of the case Mr.
Webster has written two dispatches TO Havana,
which will, doubtless. secure Mr.. Ihrasher's re-
lease The Government has taken every proper
s.en IN tho matter North American.
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The Weather and the Erie Canal.

BUTFAlO, Dec. J, Ie0I-I + VI,
There IS A thin coat of ice on the Canal, and the
boats are forcing their way through.
ROCHESTER, Dec. ., ISL NJ.
The thermometer Is at 20. and the Canal was
frozen over this morning. Al noon ~ va 'uii u
floating ise. Many boats are laid up
SYRACUSE, Dec. ?, ISL p. NJ
The Canal IS full OF floating ice and the boats are
,,ov,so slowly. Unless We have a tina Y, q hours
more will completely stop the boats II is freezing
fast now.
Urea Dec. .. lcjl--l PM
The boats are moving but little and cannot get far
the canal being full OF ice
FoRr PLAIN. Dec ,, ISL N.
The Canal IS tightly frozen here, the zee beng
packed from one TO TWO feel IN thlcAhess u
Clear
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NEW. YORK.

state of Navigation at Albany-Close oil the
Canals, &C.
ALBANY, Tuesday, Dec. >, le5l.
The riyer thus morning is full of floating ice This,
With The low slate of the water, much impedes the
nayisation between New-York and this city
The steamers Hendrix Hudson and Rip Van WIZ
Ne which left here last night, were aground thls
morning at 10 O'Clock between the bar and Green
bush, with no prospect Of getting of before hghtde'
at noon. - IN
The Isaac Newton and Manhattan, which ieiI
New-York last evening, had not arrived al ~ cioVa
this morning. . sr
The Canal is firmly closed. The last accounts from
the West this morning report about COO boats BE-
tween here and Utica with down freights.
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LOUISIANA Observation-Disclosures ma
ioritv tot6ciaD Is 323 MOores will range IN the
neiphborhood Of 500. The Wing majority on JOINT
ballot Will be l., VIZ IN tue Senate ana - III 'he
House. ~ r A.
The Wings OF louisiana deserve well OF the
country. They have done their whole duty
They have, for the nia Iine IN ."eTJ A baHs
moreover. elected the only State officer chosen TINS
year. and have gained member OF Congress ana oo-
famed a clear majority IN the popular vote. Ihen
programme Of principles adopted by them Letthem
adhere 10 ther platform, and they viii keep tne o'a'e
which they have Just won. ,.,or,av
p S-A Teleeraphic dispatch receiyed }so1,ty
from Baton Rouge makes BOrdelons oilcisl st
.sa-De soto 10 hear from We suspect me neai7
should be changed 20 q q. ~ " W.
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RAILROAD AccIDESTs.--ihe L,% ~.
~ cn,,r,.- has some further details Of the iate
sad Railroad accident at Wilmington Ga shs .s
and Lowell Railroad some ageo Uame Of the fther
Pun JV'Ii;sn n Woocln and he had VITA nm N
was Isah ms four children, aged II, and re-
pecsey the collision ", e = 1 So In yG N Il.
esi cuIln, .rs,ar,lv killed The next older cnild
arms severe conclusion Of the brain and ner
sese IL dangerous though not hopeless AI " wa,
.o o-s ~ age and 'or IS years was superintendent
40 years ,os u "a New England and NewYOrk
In the case of Mrs. Lum rs. the Nauga-
49,. Railroad Co. for injuries sustained oy the run
tuc he track and turning over Of Car on the
Iib IF october 1872 in which she was passenger
49,. CONT assessed tne damages az $500. ms Is
s.Verr amount 10 the Company. yet the injuries 70
81. IL ns.e q . Ts'. severe eaafsc'ss ~
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HE CANAL CLosED.-The last Was a
cod neni ana i sill De seen by the following that
ice has been formed IN the Canal and impeded navi-
cation
ScHESEcr.DY. Monday. Dec. The Cana, IS
nearly tight. No boats moving.
RocxroN. Monday Dec The Canal IS frozen
over az this place.
RocHEsrsR. Monday, Dec There is slight
crust Of Ice III the Canal. Dat navigation Is nearly
suspended
RoVE. Monday. Dee The Canal is frozen pretty
hand. No boats have passed his m0rning. u NJ
Boats are pass ng slowly
CrIcA. Monday, Dee |, 10 M.-There IL no ice IN
the Canal az this place. lAlo Eve. jour. Monday.
70 There will De SIX eclipses the coming
year-thrse OF the and three OF the mosn-
Those Of the sun viii be invisible The yst one OF
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

BosroN MUNICIPAL ELECTION Tile Mu-
nicipal Election takes place on Monday next
There are already four candidates IN the held
VIZ John IL. wilkins, Wing A. W. Thaxter, "p-
position; George F. Williams Free Soil and
De- V. c. Smith, Native.
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CORPORATION Notices.

OFFICE of RECElV Err of TAXES,
ONo New City Hall-TAXES for 183i-Tax-Payc1
are hereby notified that addition OF ONE PER CENT VIII
be made on all Taxes remaining unpaid Gu the FIRST DAY
OF DECEN BIER NEXT. and TWO PER CENT on the FIJI
TENTH DAY of DECEMBER.
The Receiver would urge upon the Tax Payers the I'M;
por of making early payments as possible 20 avu
The crowd and delay, which must necessarily follow" Jus
previous 10 the per centage being added
The last day OF November occurring on ~ ~ t
will be the last day which Taxes will be received with
ont the addition OF one per cent. =, .
Hours for receiving money, from O'CLOCK, a NE 70
2P NJ Bank able money only reserved I'm
ul0tDl3 HARVEY HART. Receiver OF Tares-
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BALTIMORE, Dec 2-Sid sullivan. Nes-fors.
Disasters, &c.

BR BRIG HoPE. wood from 81. Jshn, N II for Boston
with lumber struck the Londoser at o'clock Sunday
morning Nov 30 and half h)i had feet water
IN hold TO her from R0ckport. aud ri
r M they stripping her Of ga Is and rigging was
thought the vessel would be lost There is insurance
on her cargo
scHR SYLVIA T.. Bourne. from Sandwich for Phlsdsl
phis reports Saturday ught last when Block Island
was run INTO by Unknown bark carried away fore and
nam gait maInsa In pieces and quarter Put
back 10 repair.
FISHING saAok ENERGY lost "a Nauset Beach. was
owned by Mr. Harvey Bartlett. Of New Bedi0rd. and
Uninsured She good soop 81 about 10 .uBs aad had
about 500 co1,h board Shen she went ashore Vessel
ana cargo a total lOss.
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short her health forever iss'royed In gence
OF the accident The same Company was also as
sesssd another thousand collars for iniaries sns-
tanned by Mrs Burr, on the occasion above refeued
TO IL seems that Ia these cases Jury was called,
the carnage IN each being tsarGed BY Judge Els
worth after the usual examination Of witnesses
me way that damages have been rendered against
Iayoad corporations the past year Is certainly a
caution u them. Some or al % these roads must
suhei some depression m The value OF their stock
rom ihese causes IN. Haven Conn Palladium.
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IN Pursuance of an order of the
Surrogate If the County Of NcwN0rk, notceis mere,
n, gwen 10 all persons having claims against JOSerh
JENNINGS. late Of Swedosborough, New-Jeisey, sehlo
- Seccr Se 10 present the with vouchers t-rci
- lie st>crihcr. nj her residence No 70 Wafsfity
place IN the CRY Of Ncw-iorS, on ~ before ING W.,
seventh dav Of January neNt.-Dafet Ne"-N0lA, the
tv,tty-ti = day ii july, l9ol. -.,-,-
iva lawtmsN MARY ANN JENNINGS hA''u'il'
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Mnrke1s-Rlgorl.d y TeIlslIlL

CINCINNATI Monday, Dec ]. ieoi'
Sales were made to-day OF 3 eco bbls. Of FLors a.
80 SGGs3' Hoes are unchanged. 1000 eois- Ness
Pork sold az $l2 Cd ,.,,es
Money continues extremely scarce Gooa names les
an cent p month. Sight drafts on Nc 1880
al par 10 l. cent. premium GO Oh
paY 10 J.
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DAMAGES Recovered -Eydil ;. Han
has recO, cred in al action before the supreme CoaI
in SESSION at Cambridge, Mass, 81 400 damtges ~
Tie ciy OF Lowell. for 1ries received oy ne' III a.
ihTgh pone was broken and she conhnef 70 hef pea
fof = - 81 nChihg
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HENRY BEEKMAN,
Dated Nsw-YOrk, Sept 9th. A. ID. lSjl s29tDl
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF
~ the application ofthe Mayor. Aldermen and Common-
Of Fifty NINTH ST frsm ,sv. Broadway in the
City of New York The Subscribers, Commissioners ct
Estimate and Assessment in the above entitled matter
duly appointed by Rule of the Supreme Court give No
tce pursuant to the requirements OF an Act OF the Legs
ature Of the People OF the State of York entlled
"An Act TO amend an Act entitled Act TO reduce several
laws relating particularly TO the City OF New York INTO
The abstract the Estimate and Assessment OF the Com
nonos IN the above matter coDtainrg he names o. 'ne
hey appear the maps If the Commissioners together
with such maps, and the amount OF Assessment whether
for damage benefit and also all the adavits estimates,
and other documents which used by the Commis-
Oners making Their report have been deposited IN the
New York for the inspection of whomsoeyer NAV CON
earn there TO remain for at least sixty us "e'Ie 10
Con nssiOnen make their report To the salV Supi.Ht
Court at the time aud place hereinafter mentioned ana
the said Commissioners further give nOce pursuss 70
the the act entitled An Act 70 amend an
Act entitled Act IN relation ~ the COLLECTION OF Assess
menis and Taxes IN the cry ana touny oi New anu
Isl To the owners occupant or occupants e an
houses ana onnstad hen Is mate and Assess
m. ut and that all persons whose interests are aeGieu
the oby and who may be opposed tohe same are peSx
ed 10 ore their objections in writing To AAhON I.
BURR. the Chairman Of the SAID C1unlssioRefs az h's
house. No 90 Grand 81 IN The cty OF New l2'e; w',na
limits embraced by assessment are as follows tha's
tsy An the sno situate Wing snd neins IN ts wy s VI
eTy side Of the line of the center OF the oock pc
tween Se st. and SShs and .ns I'm. z, sd e o, ne bs
Commissioner maps file in the Street Conmissioners
Once the CT 9" NeTf S Of ASa Ssm su the
westerly side OF 9th the eastery sue o 't-N INC
ss Of the center of the block betty cen a ang
3h LAID out ON the Commissioners maps ON ne IN
the Street Commissioners Office OF the Cry OF ewfork
And also the land situate, lying and being Ill the City Of
kswYork the westerly side of 7th ay the east
sriy OF shav the line OF tho center the block be-
tween 59, St and Goth st. and the line of the of
the block between 59hs and 18th St lald out ON the
Office of the of New York Aud the sad Commas
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NOAL.-Liverpool, Camel, and all other
snS, Of Coal for sale az the lowest rnartst prces
O,Ser, et the following places with he promptly tend
"a Ne 81 Hudsens Il Yard l,h e.. east 0, ~ av
"a ,,d- AZ corner 2d.sv RICHARD TAYLOR
81 sw'
COAL.-si so for large Red Ash Nut
Coal a very superior quality All ether sizes Of Red
.na White Ash Coa very low for cash. q
~" GEORGE A SPARKS.
s,,ns Nos 903 and 207 Fracglin-st
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
IN. c,,n,v n N,N-York notice is hereby
sn :" an PERSONS having claims against NlLiish t-
wSRDS late ri the Cy of New York uec'asod, 70 e
an ~. sane with vouchers thereof 70 le
ss s,ore Of Robert E,lw ards, Junior No SN hodSon
III in the civ II Nes-Yo'k or hefere INC
-. -; fnuary a.1,-Daitd New-fnlk, ~, n,,sh'A "a!
Of July. 1885,. - . EVphnA Aara.asirsier
.lf NNle
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IMPAIRMENT of REPAIRS AND

of REPAIRS AND
~ SUPPLIES. December 2, 1881 TO BUILDERS
Sealed prop, Will be received at Tie Office OF the Com
missioner of Repairs and supplies, No New City hali
until FRIDAY, December IL. at u o'clock NJ, atwhich
time they viii be publicly opened for Bt iLDiNG
for the use Of Engine Company No l. Builders WIN es-
innate for the and carpenters work separately
nlan and specification of the building required and al IN
formation in regard thereto can be had at the once o e
Superintendent OF Repairs TO Public Bildings No. ~
FLzahethst Blank estimates can lie had at either once
NB-The Commiisio reserves the Tish OF IeJecths
10 Co,soy.t,on WM ADAM.
ia Commissioner of Repairs and supplies
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Christiana Treason Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Dec ,, 1871.
In the Circuit Court this morning, IN the case OF
rasiner Hannaway, the defense was opened by Mr.
CuyIer al considerable length He went over the
whole ground and denied all reasonable acts or In
autiN
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ATA SURROGATE'S COURT, held

AT A SURROGATE'S COURT, held
N and for the County Of New-NOik. at the S0Ifo-
rates Once in the City OF York Oh e seventsentn
efHoytnhe IN the wear thousand eight hundred ana
thy.one Present. Alexander W Bradford Surrogate Ia
The matter of me application to morgage lease or sen ,nc
real state of Erecerick Molitor deceased On fe ng
ssd fling the spplfcation of ELIZABETH MOLtIOk
re Admsrsua FIedcIics Moh'or late OF the oay 81
New York deceased for authority 10 mortgage lease o.
M The real estate Of the said deceased for the payment of
As debts ordered, that all persons Interested IN us
estate Of the ssid Frederick Molor deceased, apnear
has the Surrogate of the County Of New-IorN at hls
Gee In the Chy pf New-YoTk, on tue tiIteta day ~
December next al 10 oc ock. Ia the forenoon ot that gay
nn and there 10 show why authority should not DC
Ssea TO the card administrator 10 mortgage lease or sen
30 much Of the real estate of the SAID Fredlck MooA
eseeas.d as shall be sufficient - nay his debts
JACOB l. RoeESsTEIN, Attorney for the Admnis'ra.rN'
AGz Avs A w BRADFORD. Surrogate.
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~ Bells Life in London says . match
has been nede between Mr.. Mscintosas yacH' anu
C,,nl ;,vens's va-id Nzria, for sai'fV-
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SUPREME COURT-Countv of New

&UfkEME COT RT-COunty OF New
~ fcik -ananias VI. Cameron. William 3. Hayward
az Svsun Edwards plaintiffs, against John r Porter
.eisnosn' To SAID DEPENDENT: You ave hereby
s, and required 70 answer the complain, IN tns
h whch VIII be sed the office Of the Clerk OF the
y AZ county Of NewYoIk, a. the CITY Hat, IN 'he
,aNei Nswi YORK, and 10 serve COPY Of }"uI answer
~ s1id CONF LIANT the subscriber, AT ms Office, ~"
seha st m sand CITY of New-York within twenty days
me service of this you exclusive OF the
p.alst within the time sfoTessid the plaintiffs IN this
ln sLl axe judgment against yol for the SUN Of I'VE
-Ae n1ty Gght dollars aad eighty Ave csas, WIN
nom The hrSt cay of August one thousand eish'
del,ecai d ty one, upon FIVE HUNDRED an1 toTty-h's
ud twenty FIVE cents thereof and with interest
,n, netselfh day Of June 1851 upon thc resd 10 OF
lsS' "eNSes We costs OF tins acton-Dttc1 NoN ~
" JOHN VI. RACER. p1aiWlils Attorney
al plant mentioned IN the abNe summons "es
sS IN he cce II the CLERK Of tae CITY snd I9nety
btssafsr2 ?. 1851 Holm NJ EAGER.
~fs~t~W plaintiffs Attorney,
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NVIlCE is hereby given, according to
c cr .T 70 all persons having claims against DANIEL
d,,ssa late Of The City OF Brooklyn, Kings County
n. Mat they required to exhibit the same With
oesters thereof 70 the subscribed al the store Of
~ M, Hyde Co. No 25 Nassau & in the CITY Il
on OF before the 2oh d.y Of Apri next Dated
sIsfn 1881. HELEN ~. CLARK
~ -~~eH,Nets AdmirlsiIairir
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogsne' o. the County of NewYork notice Is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against BENZ AMIN
SMITH late Of the City Of New-Y0rk, deceased. to pre-
the same with the vouchers thereof ia the subscriber
the Of Denton Smith Co. No n Front St the
CITY OF New York before the frs DAY of May next
Dated New-YQI1, the 28h day Of October. 1851
o2g law6mWe ds WILLIAM s. HERMAN, EzechoF.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the sur
rogate Of the County Of New York, notice hereby gwen
20 all persons having claims against JOHN PORTER,
late of the City of NewYork deceased to present the
same with vouchers thereof the subscribers at ms resi-
dcnce No 2S9 liudson-s in the CITY OF Network on of
before the twentieth day of December, neIt-Daied New
York. the 10th day Of June 1881.
ielg Iaw6mW. JOSEPH T. PORTER, Administrator.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogaie of the County of New York, notice hereby
given all persons having claims against THOM AS Ed
WARDS late of the City Of NewYOrk deceased, to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof To the subscriber
Robert Edwards Jr al s place OF business No 397 Hud
street the City Of NewYork before the rst
day of January next.-Dated NewYork June 2ith 1851
ROBERT EDWARDS JR.,
ie25 law6mWs Administrator
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LISTER COUNTY, Surrogate's OF
a., nee, S-ln pursuance OF an or,cY II William Mas
sTsn ale Of the County oi Ulster, Notice hereby
lRNix al PERSONS who have claims AGAINST the Estate ."
- fARDEE. deceased late Of the town OF kiass-
,ssSs, ey are regured 70 EXHIBIT TIE same WITH MS
A. s.s scppS!t thereof 10 JaCoD llardenbnrsh tSq
y N Kingston. bcfor, the 22d day OF Fetra-
aps, ''-nated this 2uih day Of Angus, 1851
s"NnWe ed HARRIS PARDEE. Administrator.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate Of the County of NewYk notice hereby gwen
TO all persons having claims against THOMAS WOOD
HULL, late of the City of New York, deceased to pre-
with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber
his Office No 70 Nassaus IN the City OF New York,
before the fifteenth day Of February lGj2-Dated New
York, the 9TH day of August, 1851.
JAMES II. BRUSH, Executor.
au6 laWCmWeds 70 Nassau-st.