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The Dried tru,t Trade.

From, Meesrs WitLeIby s HansoD's Circular
CrHRsars -Wo have hsa fu ther arrivals from ths
Continent since our report of the srb Inst they
becoming lighter, and may be expected 10 Is
Il u,e weehs since currants reacled Cos having ad
yanOoi Sos 70 32s per cwt tuce tho beginning OF July
Atue 20 sudden and great In any commodity il cacus
ted 10 give 70 certain extent, immedistc ciecS 70
copsuo ption this hasno yet been the with
rants We showed IN our last report that the Augut
csapces had exceeded those August 1851 Fsou The
lgh nit. to the 18th lost they have reached $40 tons
against 90 in 1861 and 640 in 1869 dueug the
pOndipg weeks According to the last advces Greece
tie Genova screw will have fe Pateas about
tho 9th inst and may be expected here in fcw days
Her arrival Is aDxiousy looked for the quality Of her
cargo will be some criterion Of that Of the 1862 ro rso
otLtr steam vcscs vail have been dispatched after
wsds fer Liverpool Last year loss than l9l cargoas,
whh lG TO lS COO cons had beeD shipped OH from at the
places 81 gtogth before 30tb Sepcmner 78 csrgoe toa
Pams n from Xsn'e ana from Cephalonia % oi ca
for the Uni ga Kingdom whoreof 60 eaoes aboHS 800
FOR London atone This visitation of ProviCncc
hrs plunged 'be whoie OK Gyosce aud the for, 'andt
,ato great 0tstrose the means ct subsistence OF vast
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FlnAt15.
MQHARps0N, BROTHERS & 60 s JIRCulag.

HQHARpsoN, BROTHERS 60 3 JIRCuIag
LIVERPOOL. October L. 1862
snsc Tuesday last no change has takon place ia ths
ttess oi the trade
A. our market thls moronp hse ant taia attend
ancc WHEAT moved of TO a moderate exteat, at the
p3ces oi our last market d,y For phiad.'phla au 1
Bclimwa hoIr there was good inquiry, for hc
and shpps rs tc Ireland AT 2is 2is ga but hol icrs
wore IA fo sac a. were If fair color apd dress for 2s
Cd which ;.so sales For the inquiry less
active than last week In the early part OF this Irish
-four was inquired sitter but there little Offering
Yellow IDo.an the spot not sought for but
there rather demand for white prices Of each
are unchanged No sales reported ia cargoesC o.
ana Oats and oatmeal without ch,nge In either do
nand Or value from our report OF these trades Tues
dsy.
Foreign imports since this day wcek--wheat, 10 eco
qusrteis lo0ian ootn, a3T4 quarters -four 20 $50 bar
Tuis, and lZl0 esoks Exports OF corn 558 quarters
and III bhls. -four.
Prices current this day Of American Cefcsls-White
Comedian white and high mixed Ga I'd Ga, a 81. lid
Lots ex ship G. u. I'd and Canadian 5s Sd. 6s 10d
5s. IL Ihi!adelphis and Baltimore Gour, 2ls. Sd
2is Cd westerns. COS, 20s I'd 20s od.; aud
heated. les Cd. lSs and 1ss Cd. Yellow corn, 2os;
white 2ss Cd a0s 60. per $50 lbs
CoTroS-J Increased fmne g; sales 9G coo bnes at an
advance of ID 316d per ib on American. The tfaie
have bought freely.
Barring BROTHERS. CIRCULAR
LoSpor. October g.. / =. NJ
Wchave material change notice in the produce
markets this week steady dcnand prevails for most
supported Coon is I'D dearer. Iron continues 10 nd
vance BroadauGs unchanged The rate Of discount
unnltercd money scmanipg abundant though in
demand By tho last let urn the amount Of bullion In the
Tank Of England Ell ,a67 2e5 Consos leave off 100
1ocS both for money and the account bar silver has
advanced 10 5s I'D. and dollars to ds. ld both
heirg wanted for India the Uon East India Company
having raised their of exchange for bills bauga
and Madras to 2s Id and on Bombay TO 2s I'D. tue
company rupee. Ey telegraph from Trieste, Just
lee1n the arrival Of the overland mail which left Bombay
on LIST Septcp,ber.
AMERICAN sTooKs We quote United States bonds Of
1908 100 ll0 Massachusetts Sterling 101 Les, dvi
dond Maryland SIS ~ eS Pennsylvania s.. SO *;
Virginia 6s 100 lo1 but with very moderate transao
tiOns.
RicE.dC0 bags TerRs at auction have found buyers
al lOs lis ca for white, With broken at 9s Cd los
hepa I'D Gil detrer. and privately about so 000 kags
have chang - hands at proportionate rates 1000 6s
NouMun. held Mt les. withdrawn.
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population depending mainly upon the produce Of the
cuifant yine. Nor bs without anpreh ansioa,
punded upon the eSifriaDre beipg painfully ft
atr,uaDy Ard other coUntrirs that the effects OF the
iease mas pcssity cxena over tho pcdura of another
ehson sluce report of Ghe bth in The
bteD quiet and owing the several cpn nea
tai par role, ssiEh cec,Dc In iostapces been
subnticr 20. fhia has heen fv recovered during rhe
a-t IL" days rs regards De fruit $685. having agsn been
pAd low Qualities have beep OF hssyy sale but
noTe inquired Tor Old bu has been sold quota
items Although the e'earsnces very large the rut
cannot be said 20 nave yet need
he~ NsIsnoas have arrived Aosy, only 10 carges having
hen reported to 90 inst The domaud Il been moIs
late lut the open picc Of 45s hes yet been ain
tsipe6 II "a evident uat this article must so n 10
greatly wauted tcnr csrgocs have at Ilyeruo
ind tvo at bHol where Gales uderstt Cd TO have
been soe for aFiva at lover rFioes tnau here cargo
OF ns1 n,uFoa'es has arrived aud about 400 drom,
bul'sras For Ls later IL IL too early in the
expect much demand; but the high prices of ourrtns
w0Trant he tgpecta' ,oD of large ptoo few
eses bavc brcp made vt 7os oiderahs paruei ns.
tcer stirped off to the continent. Fgs-Aa arrival il
exlectSd noxt week
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I,eraansyI I,t,I,,sx.nrc.

Arrivals at the Metropaiitsn Or. schriver, y. g.
fIiaate posbattan; :. 4, Siche England; Hon. J. A.
.lobuson virginia; y. IL King. u. q. Navy; Hon r. u
Gamble Florida Hon A. II Maddox Georgia :.
wooj,iBc Phiiadolpfis; uon Hamilton Whits. Syra-
cusei " >. Stewart. Baltimore; Hon. W. ,. Dorsey.
fnEois ard l73 Others.
AZ rho Howard-Hon II. Carpenter. Virginia; H. Jen-
nifon virginia. DR. Cornell srd lady Boston; DR. Auses
and two ladies', kentucky A. A, Young. Juniata Ctys
q. GORDON, Wasbusten I. Moore, sacramento; J. ),
Armstrong Detroit
1t Is reported that Mr. Webster Is seriously III at
narshted, with the diarrhcx
Thomas Francis Mesgher IL to deliver ,ourse OF leg
tures before the Mercantile Library Association c this
city next month.
tbs City OF Manchester, at Philadelphia tor LvsTpss.
She ie now in town
Hoo John Hale and Mr Barring wero at chcsgo -
the l.th inkt amt
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NrcrIxa OF THE 'loxoauoaEsEs.


Tlls. perhaps, important a meeting hsve had
for years. he'd in accordance with The above notice
AZ tho appointed hour large nau5ar Of orgshoremen
bad aseRbed and Notwithstanding The rain they cano
pourr into the hail for lons period after. Mr. John
II Wyiams Mr. John McGrath Mr. james Kelly aad
other len3s o: the lsboriag present. little
bclore eight O'Clock tbec about Ave six hnrdrod
hardy Industrious, and intelligent present Upon
called TO the oisr by reclamation. Mr. John dur
phy moysd that SIR rgtrek DonohoS sct as secretary
the meeting Carried amid cheers
Mr.. Wnitms--T leg 10 shsnk ycu feos lsborer,, f5r
The honor done upon thi ooession; and ss I
accustomed 70 occupy such high position, .or wll
excuee mo IN any error / make and attribute IL
TO the head but surely not the heSrt. l nm
proud 70 such meeting az / know. from
cxpeiieuce that you only demand and expcc, riye
and pc that. by cain aud cool debate yor may emo
osed ia shaping out source sitifctory 20 yoursives
epd te merchant poycrs TIE merchantA ve given
evasivc repy 70 your demsnd perhaps. because you
iaye uc ed without due rejection Do not kuov any
6ngs q vhoae labor IL severe that of long
bCrt nen but stu la order 10 obtain desired point,
thcy must proceed Uitn due caution. will read the
rotoluiCne adopt a former uiea'ug and before thay
PIT you 'octrncton would beg Of you 60 eiyest
your minds Of an preccnctvrd notions regarding tabor
nd Wases ard ~ ali hSsty prejodces and weigh N.
cully anb drEcrafply You must mark out a agrainne
u0 bBve nc deviation and lee eacb know what Co a5k
spd ~ snow what you expcct 20 receive.
TIE cHstaaiAv b.ts reed toe following preamble of
report cf tie committee with tas rosolutiOp annexed
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TtTOm Ie FOiIet 7
Autumn L already sufficiently advanced 20 cause much
thorph sud invention for the approaching winter and
the sinRutsrwxtures ef materials snd c,stumei vibe
At this ietSscn seasons gives soops the i'm intcn
TO what ts nksly 10 be the mode The OF rich
sud light msfei0ls-giuze aud satin velvet aad tulle
produces grtcoto end pleasing effects AnsoDg the
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THT sTRJgE oil 1uR 'iorG. sEongNrN III BpeogLyE.
Yesterday afternoon large body of dock labor,ra -
gethsr with delegations fom the New York long Aoee-
proceeded along the Brooklyn and notaed
thosc engaged at labor TO discontinue woss 10 o.
rsussl they world be driven of on their rearn rhsy
FIRST vtited Donnison s.ve yard a. tho foot of Brdse
street aud thence went 20 Thornes dock, infor ming
those they found engaged Of their object and notifying
them that in they had not quit work by the tms
they came back they would be made TO stop. rhsv
then ctosed fulton ring By this time gathered
force Of about one hundred ana ifty aud oAtsd
at Thompsons doc leaving notice with the foronsp Mr.
Ld.aTd brown who overseeing about a dozen msn
engaged In taking berrcis fom tho sorehouse to tho
wharf preparatory 10 shipping that they should ssll
egan etter vsiDg the yara beio and forbid him rsN
another barrel fiOm the house Thence they proceeded
to lnrbsoks stGve yard vLle thy found about thfty
and after Informing them OF their which
attention paid proceeded acts OF violence anA
drove them OH " force After succeeding here they
turned To Thompson dock and assaulted tho mon ihsre
nhc finding tht htmselves unable cope with larxs q
party retIeaod to the soreouse bsrred the doors
this uncture tho Chief OF Police with nearly the
tire force The Ffs. and Second drics arrived
ground snt making onslauebt upon the long. shore
with their oiub beat thom of and In few n,inutss
they bad scattered in direction Many driven
to the Fulton ferry, where they crossed to Nes York
While the gcea. majority circulated la other direction
Of tho rhd and Fourth drio police arrived but there
further occicn for their seryical not Of
tho strikers could be found anywhere IL il probable
that tho prompt action OF the pose wilt aay fur
fher disturbance No arrests made the onoSeA
being content with driving them away.
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poar OFPice OpsRArI0ss Establishes, 0ise-
,ni, siiIia III. ter eoucty Jete Coaslias post
r..,sr, Gsnafsie hlogs o c,unty, NY, 0ssia L. ysssS
rouAstcr Nostbssst station, Dpebsss Sgaasy, y. X,
selAh N, Jcnks, pocsmkster.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE AMERICAS MAILS.
-~>~>~y>~-~ = ~-~.~~~~>>~
The PeeuIiaritifs Of The Americans in an
English Point Of Yiew.
LORD ELGiN NOT VET RECALLED.
THE NEW AMERICAN MINISTER In ENGLAND,
s~~~S~c~NsNy.,
THE DRIED FRUIT TRADE
~~>~N>>~N>S>>seeN>~>~~~<
October Fashions and European TheaariraIs,
&C., &C.. &c.
THE DRI ED FRUIT TRADE.

The Americas mails arrived in town yesterday
afternoon. The steamer reached Boston early in
the morning. Her dates are to the afternoon of tho
I'd instant
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Apycsntm.nss for To-day.

Appointments for To-day.
Tho state temperance Convention OF aaSsonusss0
will be held at Faneu Hall, Boston
Whg Congressional Convention of the T~enty scvsaA
district TOmpkins Chenang aud Iiosa acouhs'es-Sn %
held at osvogo.
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1t is curious that on the safae day upon which
Viecount Bsresford was gazetted as Colonel in
Chief Of tho 60h Foot, in succession to the pr,nee
Gonsort there arrived in England che news of the
death Of Castanos Duke of Baylcn--an event which,
coupled with the recent decease of the Duke of
Wellington, places Lord Boresfor5 at tho he nd,
Goyal perSonages excepted) OF the armies both Of
Spain and Portugal. Lord Bcresfcrd's commission
rs Marshal Of Portugal dates from 1900, and sts
Of Spain on the samo day, June Ii, 1911. The
Duke of Baylcn was made Captain General (a rank
equivalent in the army Of Spain TO that Of Mlrshai
in the other European armies) in the year 1893
Lord Bcresford is now, therefore, the senior officer
Europe Of Marshal's rank. and tho only one VINO
ceiyed his baton during the great European war
Soult and Msrmont having also died during the last
twelve months His lordship has Of latc resided Ia
the country, where he devotts himself 90 attending
to the improvement of his estate in Kent The
increase of the cottage accommodation OF his H.
borers s, we hear, chief source OF occupation to
the gallant veteran.
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men', putting US in easy land communication with
the immensely rich resources OF Northern Michigan
Company Is organized for the construction OF this
road the stock has been taken and partly paid in
and we understand an agent has gone 70 Warrington
to obtain an appropriation
| u kinkel, the German revolutionist,
had good luck at Natchez the German residents Of
that city, stirred up by his eloquence, raised from
| $500 to $1,000 for the revolutionary loan.
u The City authorities at Washington
have taken measures to procure a copy in marble OF
the statue OF Washington In the State House Of Viz
ginia.
ES 1t is understood in Washington that
nearly or quite all the Southern Senator's will vote
for Clarke's or some other Non-Intervention reso-
luton.
~ Large meetings have recently been
held IN Rochester, Emira, and other towns in west
ern New York, to take measures for the establish
ment of an Agricultural and Mechanical College.
~ The Wings of Connecticut are to
hold a State Convention at New Haven on the 4th of
March next TO nominate State officers and appoint
Delegates TO the National Convention.
u The nomination of David A. Bskee
as Navy Officer at this port is said to have been
unanimously conhrmed by the U. $. Senate yes.
teIday.
70 Oliver Saunders, wealthy citzea
Of Danvers, Mass, expired suddenly on Thursday
last-supposed to have been from over-exertion in
shoveling snow from the sidewalk.
Ey Jeremiah Lee, an old merchant, and
formerly United States Consul in the Mediterranean,
died at his residence in Boston On Sunday evening
last,
~ Hon. Hiland Hall has informed the
President that he will consent to remain in Calior
ia as Local Commissioner
~ The nomination of Col. William
Chnssy, as Surveyor Of the port of New Orleans,
has been confirmed by the L. s. Senate
u Mon. Heudebert, Consul at Lyons,
has been recalled, aud il is said that George X.
Rogers, of New Orleans, has been appointed to fill
the pace.
70 Hon. Edmund Dilahunty, one of the
State Judges of Tennessee, died a, Columbia in that
State, on the Sd inst.
u The Bangor Courier chronicles the
departure of five more young men from Frankfort
on Tuesday last, for California.
n Brown County, Ohio, produced l,3l4,-
al bushels Of Wheat, and Ross Co, in the same
State, 2,9ls, 95s bushels Of Corn in 1850.
~ The Carpenters of Baltimore have
adopted the ten-hour rule.
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SUPREME COURT.-In ths m.t.ay of

~ the appcat,on Of the Msyor Alderman and Common
Oh from to tue S
hye IN the CITY Of New o'k. The ssesoneers. Com
ed matter duly appointed By rule ofths supreme Court
sse nouce pursnsRs 70 the rvourenen,s OF - Act Of
me Legislature OF the oftas State efNew York
n'ied Ac, TO amend an Ac. emitted an Act reduce
sseih sws relating particularly 10 the CITY OF New York
the abstract Of the estimate and assessment o. the
tcm~lonefs II tie above matter containing tbs aam-f
80 % the Lot, s:ssssse sh' naeers Of saea
5.nsr MIR such MASS and tho amount Of asss..nent
s.un aea. and ohsr docamsn. ~hca weru used or the
making ther report, have been deposited
~ Con nlseioner. ofce on City sad County
stn there 70 remain isr a. leas; sry Gsys before ths
Court at the time and place hereinafter messspsd And
The sand Con misseners further give notice. pursuant the
titled Act in relation the COLLECTION Of
and sIs in the City and County ard for other
puIpotes passed May isio passed MAY J. issl 10 he
occupant lpsrts q al scaes and
improved lands affected thereby that thev
ana hat AZ
Pc ppossS to the are 70 e,sssn. Their OBJ
Chairman If the said Commssones al tbs Office Of James
5. Ssndford ESQ., No IS Broadway. the City of New.
York within thirty days from the date Of this notice And
hat the mits embraced by this follows
hat Is All the lots pieces or parcels ofland in the
wit: On the east. by the westerly line sids Of
leh,w; on the west. by tho essterly line or side
Of the block between slst-st and 5sd-st and on the
south BY the Inc Of the center of the block between s
Il and 5eth st. And also all the lots pieces parcels Of
and situate lying and being said City. dss rbed and
bounded follows to wit On the by the westerly
ne or side of iith-av on the west by the eastery line
side Of lnh and By the line Of high ON
the Hudson River; the north, BY the line of the
center of the block between 5ist- st. and 52d-s and
oist.st. and 5oth-s,. And the said Commas
Shove entitled msiier vii BE- made and presented to
Supreme Court of the State Of Eew-York. Special
FERN Of the said Court, 70 be held at the City Hall Of the
City of kewYork Saturday. the 27th day OF March,
1852, the opening of the Court that day,
thereafter Counsel be hesrd and hsi then and
there motion will he made that sad Report be cchdrmod
Dstsd Tew-York. Jaa. 1859.
MOSES MAYNARD. ia,
JAMES &. SANFORD CenUssioG
WILLIAE s GREGORY
HESRY DAWES. Attorney. jDtMr
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

w Trains of Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Railroads daily (Sundays ercepcd) follows:
Leave Monroe and Toledo at BIS A. N. arrive at La
porte at 80 p NJ: thence passeI by stage
Paak Road IS miles to Michigan City thence by 20
miles AinswOrth and by stage IL miles 10 Chicago. AZ
Ter Feb /, by cars throu Oh TO Chicago.
Returning to LapOrte same way-cars leave Lapos,e ~
1880 A NJ ard arrive at Monroe and Toledo At u r. m
Daily STAGES connect with Fort Wayne az Sturgs with
Losa ospor La Fayes and Indianapolis at South bend
and al other places the line with the principal towns
north ard south. ~ ~,
Az Tosao his line connects al Is p. M OF NJ VITA
the Lake Ere South Shore route BY stage and raIoad 70
cevslsnd thence by railroad and stage 10 Erie thence
by railroad via Bunkrk 20 New York, or by stage Nom
Eunkirk TO Buffalo, and by cars after FEB. J.
Ths5P NJ. train on the New York and Erie Road, con
meets with the Lake shore train
PASSENGERS at Cleveland take cars all the way 70
pitthur h-therce BY railroad and 20 miles staging TO
philadeIphia and New York. Baltimore and Washing
n r. "lLLiADao' oupei''",ee.r
Adrian. Jan. IA, 1852, JsH
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
~ envy X and NEW-HAVEN

L ' RAILROAD.-WINrER ARRANGEMENT, Dec:
l. l85l-TTains out Of New York leave Of
Can8l-st and Broadway.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave for New. Haven at and
II 80 A. NJ: and SPIN The ll.3o A. NJ runs in con
asction with Train from New Haven to Hartford aad
Springfield and with Train over the Canal Road.
ExFREss TRAINS for New-Haven, Hartford, Springfield
Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads - Ogdens
brrgh and Montres) Bos0L and Worcester, ut A. NJ
stops at Stanford and Bridgeport and NJ stsqs at
Stamford Norwalk and Bridgeport j me about 81 hourI
70 Boston The A. NJ connects with the Housaonc and
Naugztuck Railroads at Bridgeport, snd Canal Railroad
At New Haven. The o'clock P. NJ. with Naugatuck
asllroad at Bridgeport 49,
SPECIAL TRAINS for Port Chester at $50 A. n and 81
e. NJ Stop at Mount Vernon and Pelhamville.
TRAINS INTO acknowledgements Traus leave
New Haven at $40, T. and e35 A. NJ, and 40 ?. u:
The IS A NJ. receives passoagers from spnngded sno
Hartford and Canal Railroad 1t New Haven, and from
Nsngstuck Railroad at Bridgeport The i.20 ?. NJ. re-
ccives passengers from Hartford and Springfield Ralroaf
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven. On arrival Of Trans
from Boston at LIS and 845 NJ s.oppng az Bridgeport,
Eorwslk and Stamford y leaving Boson Al A. "a, ahe
up. 81. 5000. 49,
SPECIAL TRAINS leave Port Chester at $50 A. NJ and
Il3PM. o. -, - .
See large bill of Advertisement At the station House and
erncipaj Hoteis GEO. W. WHISTLER, il,
as Superintendent
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SUPREME COURT
l6fiaw6wbi

IN Philip W. Engs and samuel + Engs against Ie y >fse
w soule-Te GEORGE W SOULE, defendant; You
,,e hereby summoned and required 70 answer ths com
rlsnt in th actor which hed IA The once OIL ses
CsrE of the City aud Couuty Of Naw-fork az the Sv
Hsu in said city on the is cay OF January lS1. aIa
serve copy your the said COMPLAINT "a n ~
suhscribers, Office. No. WAl;s "a sue ~ - "a
ux'rops on you usive the day Of such service anu
fyou fail TO the SAID complaint wlsnh sae
s1nsaid the plaintiffs scnOn VIII taAs J1us -
sr.ins. you for the Of oae thousand I'VE
In The tbirty-frs Of January, thous nd egs'
hurdred and fty-one besil the costs o, Sns
Dated January IS, .s52 CRlsI II Van q,
10 l0wM PLAINTIFF sOrne1s' W. y '. = =
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SUPREME COURT, City and nd. County u ~
- o. ol ~ TO THE DEFENDANT You are hereby
nmnsned and required answer the complans IN LIS
% wfich as hi ed IN the office Of the Clerk Of me
g.. snt County OF NevYork. a. the Cry OF New fofk,
rsbusry H. 1861 and Ia serve copy OF your "
I'D com LIANT on the subscribers as their ONCE NO
Nassau ST. New-York. within twenty days ai'ei tns e
service hereof exclusive ofthe day ofiucn styce atu
80 fsi 10 answer the said compliant within ire une
f,ssad the plaintiff this action viii take iuus men'
sga,nT you Tor the of eleven hundred ana s~sag
even dollars with interest from the 2n Gay =, osp,
che sand eight bur dred and fifty one besides ms
co,isof thu otion-Dsfsd New York. Fs6Taary ls9
ELLIS BCRRILL DAWSON.
.,.-ewM New-York.
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feaal Noliees.

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of
,h. srnI;cation Of The Mayor, Aldermen and Com
nonaty Of CITY Of New YORK. relative to the
I,vs in The CIV OF New York The undersigned Com
aud ISL, IN NE ns seQss S:
oSs Of IsmesS SANFORD, Esq, one of the said Com
nj sIopers NO. 70 Breadway, in the City o. New,
York, on FRIDAY the 2Ith day OF leo1qary, S,S az
y.tca to lie Estimate aud Assessment made by the said
the above entitled matter any person OF
,. - no NAV consider then selves grsved thereby
Ds,ed New-York. February, Is, 1852.
DA''"' MOSES MAYNARD. Jr
JAMES, SANFOPD. Commissioners.
WILLIAM 8. GhEGORY,)
VrNpy E DAVIES, Attorney. ip peo<I
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dspe all the bright illusions which now so Sion .S
noue the in aginailon let everything be presenseu
va The nure ana aNfui reality. ne doubled whether
tie human eye could bear the spectacle. ALe,
eiS,ng an eloquent panegyric on sleep, unaer me
read Of fuctustion, with some remah1 on
ianced superiority of angels to men, the Lec'u Ga
closed his original and instructive DISCOURSE