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New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
syracuse Rescue Case-Decision of the Cear''


The decision of the Court on the co'n-
plant Of the people asains. the Government
for packing Jury al Buffalo, and other -'.
irre,u,sYties, were given this moraing. The cases
were al RENTED TO the Circuit Court, 'Ae qIes,
tons presented being too important and 'he ~.
too illussrious to be tred and convicted ID 'Ie ~.
tic, Court. 1t appears from the decision Oh 'n'
tric, Court that Justice Nelson OF tue eurem'
Bench has been advising with the Dls'Iic' A''','
as 10 the bes. manner Of getting hold oi 'le -
ard also that Chief Justice Taney IS o. VIZ a."
opinion. So Judge Conckling sent them a. ~.
cult Mr. Halls, of counsel for defense sa- :, ~.
fore the order Was entered nc desheu ;" ~, c,u,,
Cour, ths. he demanded tiai then ID "A 49,.
als s,.., snneess The pre. we're coar; and
he semansea ui,l now. Not gran'ei. Inc ssos.
looked nervous and tiraid, aid his "on'su
seemed 10 have forsaken hia. ASj'drasi'
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
Auti-S,ayery ia Boston.

BOsToN, Friday, In. 30, ISL
The Anil Slavery Society have been principally
occupied ia attacks upon hossuth, Garrison being
the chief speaker. He called him parasite. reck
less trimmer, a falsiher OF the truth that he had
consented 60 receive the protection of our flag the
condition that he would be false 10 humanity.
Wendell pmllps followed lie thought kosSuth
ought not to be hypocr,e ard liar TO advance his
cause.
A great source of tribulaton 10 the Anti-Slayery
leaders, t0cay, has been the perverslty 10 Mrs. 40
by Folsom whoie earruity was such. that the police
was ordered To keep her ont OF the balloins
This course caused Il sort Of internal waI, many ot
the members standing ~ foT wonan's rights In th!s
paftlculas.
Rev. Daniel Foster said lie hoped every fugitive
would arm himself, and shoot every man, 0iacer or
rot who should dare TO las hands him. He stood
there he SAID, rebel against the Law, against me
Government aud against the Constitution whichsus
tains the law.
This evening they held their final meeting in Fan,
suil Hall Inch was about hall filed with men and
women. Edmund Quincy presided Garrison ied
of with an attack on the tOoai1ttlOn society HIS
remarks wefe received with Mingled cheers and
hlsS(S
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-. - -, rvooRD hoped the Committee ~oe'd
a ncoir,ed A. TO the tact reclied IA the pies ne
" y. ~ aol hroa that be coud su2scflos 10 u.
A. pRApirY made some remarks IN fepy 70 tns
n,,e ue said he was wiling 10 acknO Niedge
~, Seing titya,td % the SpeaSers caair, ela'ca
I'm lie y ss 90 much g'yep 20 sa'n iAlhgs. O.ieI
ssntlenen u ne mad been IL the sAne gosai'h Ia,
Ending the lenlleman from NeW hoia, Couiu
nswey fer themselves. Tire gentleman i1nced me
oihsr dsy hen Mr. Eumpley was IN the thair,
.hat II the Speaker had auy cIy WORK ~hicA hs vas
20 honor. 10 90, he could net prevail upon hin
cNr WalshJ;o DO l.. That was ms opin'on 100. lie
ssd so much ci,y wors OF his t. do, that ne had
no time u sI'end 10 that q anlbo1y else.
Mr. HVwgHRIYs dld not Oolsc. 10 tne consiisie-
tion of the ltsOluiion Of ne gentleman from Colh-
ba (Mr Van SSItvOOfdO bat &c OF o'ject 70 euteI-
tam ress,u'i0n Ike tn, cefrre ths House II WAS
an insult a. every member, vneIner v hlg OF Denlp-
cra,. It ~es ioI ttis reason he noFed Is pos'o"''
Mr. CIaRY-TLe Sergeant. a,.Arms informs ~, ~,
that be VII roron IN NOT uHe' ana 'uA1 ns ", "a,
report 10 ,ke Iuis; II hs tuiAs al 'le spso'Ao''
Mr. WI Il replied The gentleman from Cayuga
fNr Bradley) had imputed % n'fn lansuH3e ne never
used. lie never sald anything ao'lt IVY "olA -nt
was not so reported. TneD again. ne ~ nos Oeeh
an the Speakers chair his session, and ms was
Wr, YouNcs-The gentleman from New.York
saws he never occupied me Char. Be "a not Epo~
that there we're two hlke " tls'es-cAe ne sAi1
was in the cn.lr Only ie = asys p i'ce ~,
Mr. WAIST was IN Committee Of the Wh'ie'
The mctina % postpone pfeFalea.
Mr. CIAFr presented me fol'oH ns report OF tle
Sergeant a. Arms, in reply TO the resoUnoh OF Mf'
Van SeLtyC1fo
The Serfesnt at Arms reports that, With tne aSss-
tance offls c0mpC. tent Dsput, h should be aoie 10
perform all tie duties Of MS Office, II ne Goers "0lil
invite TO more friends upon tie iCoT Than theIe are
seats to accommodate them. lie "il enforce lhe
rules ss COL mplaied - the rcs,lItions that nave
been passed ,... A.
Mr. A SvITH offered a resolution directing the
Clerk to procure ao additional n'.,Der VI cHi"' i"i
the floor of the House. AoJ0rInef.
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Southern NIaii-Stranded Bark-The Flora Nc
UOnaid-Ten Persons Drowned.

BALTIMORE FIIIay, jan 81, le5g.
The Southern mail, which arrived 10 night, brings
nothing b, ond " NSshlnston
baik lies stranded on Poplar Island, IN Chesa'
peake Bsy with masts g0ne-suppoSat 10 be the
Masera, ffom New.Orlears for Baltimore. In the
event of a storm, she VIII probably SO TO pieces.
The ship Flora Mcdonald s,ill lies in The bay, but
fIee ffom ice. She viii probably Set into annapolis
ller passengers arc well supplied with food
The steAioeIS now run regularly nom Annapohs 10
Norfolk,
The Pe'elSSurg papers mention Iumor OF ten
persons beiDg drowned, by breaAns through the ice
on the ReppahaI mock River.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
Delegates 10 Baltimore.

lNTH DIsTeIcr.-Ihe Pewter Mug IS
still "a stew by the failure OF the Delegates 20
the District Convention to elect Representa-
tive to the Opposition National Convention.
Twenty five more ballotings Were taken last
might, the last Of which resulted thus For Pc
ter h. Sweeny, s ; AID James NJ. Bard, : +; AID.
Thomas J Oakley ;. The tossing of copper
may after rll decide the result, II the vote Oh
the last ballet is any indication.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31

NAVIGATION TOWARD THE SOUND STILL
lNPEDED,-The steamer Massachusetts,, which iei'
this City a, TWO o'clock ON Thursday afternoon ior
stonins,on was unable 10 proceed further than KIT
ker's Island, the ice at thai point being stih 50
thick and firm as to impede the naviga!ioa oi the
East River
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
From Gunzacualcos. Meyieo.

The following information concerning
ma!teIxin Guazacualccs, MEXICO, has been obtain
ed froCapt. Peters ofihe bng Eiyirs, since her al
rival from that place on the e9th inst:
Al he time Other sailing. Qoth ult) the Mexieaa
government were sssduousy engaged In wsriiks
preparations. battery was IN process OF erection
would u cunt Is guns.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31

FROM JAMMcA.-We have The Morning
yo,ural Of Kingston to the 18th inst. There is no
special Iews An Italian Opera Compay, nincluiins
Messrs Arnoldi, Vita and ether old acQuan!ances OF
the New-Yolk public, was performing there
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
Nircinia LEGISLATURE

BALrINoRE, fTicaY. January 80, 1872
II has been proposed in the NlrgNla Legislature,
to instruct the Attorney General % institute suits
against the Pittsburgh Wife Suspension Bridge, the
Monongshels City BIidse, and the Bfownsville
Bridge Company, for o6stIuctlng the navigation OF
the MonOrgehela.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
The Mississippi Senators.

LOUISVILLE, FRIDAY, Jan. 10, loo@:
A dispatch from Jackson, Mss, says tatt the
Legislature will elect FOX the vacant terms both Foote
and DAVIS
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The alaine Law In Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, Friday. Jan. 80, 1852.
The Maine Liquor Law has jus, been rejected IN
Me House Of Representatives.
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Later from the Rio Grandc.

NKw- ORLEANS, Wednesday, Jan. ss. 1852.
Ad,ices from BrowRVllis, Texas, - the l7sh inst.
are that al Is quiet. Prvale letters announce that
an attack upon Ma.Smo,os by Ca'avaial was then
houily expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
The Alabama az savannah.

SAVANNAH, Wcunesdaf, Jan. ?, 1917.
Tie steamship Alabama, Cap. Ludlow, has ar
rived here iiom New-Nork, af;er passage OF 62
hours from wharf 10 wharf.
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Massachusetts Legislaturc.

BosroN, FRIDAY, Jan. 80, 1851.
BENJAMIN stevens was to-day reelected sergeant
alarms Of Tie Legislature, by vote OF both
branches In the House, his majority was ~ and
N the Senate, II was /.
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Execution Of Knickcrbocker.


Hiram KrickerbockeT was executed IN the jan
yard in this city to-day. for the murder of C. Hark
ner. He vas calm and fpessessed when ne ap-
reared upon the scaGold and addressed the assem-
blage as follows:
"I Wish TO say am innocent Of the inteniiona
murder Of Earkner. II the Gogernor and people
could know al, they would not hesitate to commute
my sentence, if rot to pardon me. You are hanging
2 man for larceny. had no intention to kill Hark-
ner nor can ! account for his death, except ina!
lost nv pTCGencc OF mind Win my last 0reaih,
say that In, innocent" The prisoner here turned
10 The Cltrgyloan, and said These are my senti-
menis-I feeiit" lie then con'lnIei 70 the people :
" trust IT. GOd-I know that he Is near me now.
God will 4 reive me a05 relieve NY soul. repeat
that am innocent Of the nteGtiOna, murder OF any
man. These are my dying aogds, IS said before y
lie then spoke gratefully Of the attentions recelVed
from Sheriff FarAham and Others, and shook hands
with hir1 ana all on the scafoid Al 70 minutes past
l2 O'Clock the Sheriff cut the roOe aud the wreched
man was launched iBlO eternity. As he was placed
on the tap.door, he exclaimed "Oh, save me,
Christ, save roe =" Tie died easily, and with but
little struggling. Abou, $50 persons witnessed the
execution. but thOusancs had gathered OUTSIDE the
walls of the prilOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF Tbs THEEHOHETsE.
NA y Deiai0urs formerly LyzcA c.uksl Isl W-H 81
loo2' IAN. Moon. so NJ jP M
January D-..-...35 As Al 10
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The Maine LiauOr Law in Xew.Mampshiro

CONCORD, n. IL, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1852.
A State Convention In favor 0f The Maine Liquor
Law ASSEMBLED here yesterday. Hon. Matthew
Harvey pres lded. 4 letter was read from Mayor
Dow, Of Portland, giving a history OF the operations
ofthc Law IN Maine. The following resolution was
adopted
Rcsoires That members II ihis Convention we VIII
for fuf State County Office who IS not
known be aVsr Of laws prohibiting the safe OF atou
eating dTiIkS as a beverage
The Convention was large, and the proceedings
paksId of win enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31

DIRECT NAVIGATION The warm spring
weather Sill continues, ard the melted snow ani
ice collected in deep gufs make the streets almost
impossible. Carriages proceed with "a. dii ;ulty,
except at sralls pace, and woe to the luckless
PEDESTRIAN who attempts to effec: 4 crossing Ii
hurF The streets are filed with breakers and
peflous pitfalls, and one must be shrs Nd nayiga-
tor to steer through them wiihou, damage. smart
rain would make clean sweep Of the ice hills and
holes ard tl that comes tread gnssrly you value
Jour bones.
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31

The going tue translation Of the orsih al sphhish
ccIT i,td IN my Office AgKa ItgnaS, Iec l. 1921
JOSE II. GONZALES, Military Secretfry.
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~ The Sound steamers, On account oil
the continued impractioabIiiy of the eastern inland
na,gatioa. have again deferred their usual tnps TIL
the srst of r.rs week. when with the present tem'
persture remaining the ice in that dirsaon Will un
doubtedly be broken up
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31

SERMONS Fos TIE lousG.~hev. na. a.
wsrc L.throp, Pastor of the B.pts. sss ~ ar.
"nTs to'norrow evening, addressed moro s'pe-
cisiiy 10 tbs ,cpnS
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31

u The weather is glorious, bu: the
uayetng-who shall describe 1t Oar streets are
sun encumbeEed with much ice and snow, which,
mixed with mud and softened By the hea, Of the sun
overfows all low places with foul pudding which
puts waterproof boots a. defiance. Practical
Bioonersm is now in full sway, AMI the sensitive
angels who shrink from Turkish trowsers develop
much more than mock modesiy dare sAnctIon-
when the streets are dry. Two days more Of yes
teIday's temperature Will probably make Broaisay
cfoSsa6!e without yavI boat,
New-York daily tribune., 1852-01-31

SERIOUS AcciDEST.-FTancis Pillar, car
man residing at No. 70 King 81, In me enpio1 -
Nr Bishop furniture dealer, at NO. 3t riuo "a,
y.stercay noon while descending nlgn' o,,.sad
leading TO the basement. story OF me ssois, IN
bis footing and fell TO the bottom. ne 80 m.
with his LETT leg badly fracture ana CUM
Nav York Hospital.
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ARAeE cuRIosITY.-Sone Of the work
mer engaged Ia turning up the ice in Broad dTay yes
,srday came across sort Of fossil which seems 70
grove fac, which has been much disputed OF late
The fossil was ,ba. of brush broom, and appa'en'
iy settles the pointthas at some pas: age the streets
cf N.w.yo,k had beer swept. The custom las
hoveyer. been obsolete for some years.
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CI1PREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY

Fame. and NAry Harley plaintiff As Mary EAne rbos
and his wife, MARI Harley Jr James H. hsrey
and sarah l. Alfred Pau and Abssl his vie A1rthA
Harley Csihsne Hay Samuel Harley delendan-in Psr
iop-u and By OF order OF TINS COo mAo,
the gHh day Of March last notice hereoyren
Ten incarbrnce oy
erener described Drcdaoe 70 me ne
sndcrsRed appointed BY the Court ectoe me
December oce No Co0rtst, boA IN N ne
Cogniy kIass Of their respective hens and
evidence the amount due thereon
such and the DATES thers
pectvey The SAID described ne eofp -
lows All those two certain ADJOINING pieces parcel. a1
yn< and b<ins the Aiih Wa OF the Cv and
New Vera and distinguished so. hy ssen 40 S
eght ground the sad Nh Nha ny ieons<
H. Ludsm City surveyor dsted July ISIS which nap or e1p
CDdsrh dated MAJ recorded N me
Of the City and cosn Of Se- fot " Lo 20
f7 Nay ,, 1896, -hsh sad two "e
oo. that 10 say sth
cry Houston ormsry North est and hse n
essery bJ ot nunbs fy sad map eshU efee
esstsry the By and 81 nrey
nc 20 The hefs o. Sorne len sfoecf $3.50
and north land or stey
Tea Bo>ek deceaed eighty az eet 80
al hoee three os pec-s or esre
land situate and bsHs TIE Town o. b-.n-si
ns apd state and distinguished % Ger
o6ce Of Ceft Of the Coony OF Nag
ia-d Ma, Fa.A aerbury k.c N ne Iorn
b, N. nsnrs onc hunred and seventy hsSSred and
ssvsny Our. and hunared and seventy ave- ~hSa fee
hen tnseher e0gHdsi 5essrlee ioho~s Bee
zoffhery te o. Nycto1 - 20 <d aosh %
,.r crnsr OF WyrkcG ard wsieresry and ruans th-ne
,,t<r noftherly sce q Nyekoas Il se'cau
therr, noriksy and parani 9Th Waterosry Il e ave -
,Asnc, nd parae Wycko1 seveny oar c. ~.
~tA Waterbury naety ave ~ 70
,h, pl,c, e. nd o nall n -eth Of
fosi sdnns 'hs 80 tAe, 90. ,s' VIC
." - BARNARD PARSONS Arerney.
n ,.wsxru No 10 Wal 1t, Se- Yea
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painiine, Sc.

ZINC PAINTS Warranted Pure. - The
Il EEW-JERSEY ZINC co, Warehouse No 45 Dey-
prepared to supply their Zinc Paints at the follow
H pIiees
No. 2 White, ground in oil, &C. per pound.
No. White, ground in oil, &c. per pound.
Brown and Black, ground in oil, SIC. per pound.
Dry White ofZinc, &c. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
iAs thorough test in Europe and the United States has
en found to retain its beauty and protective qualities long
than any other paint For whiteness and brllancy it is
sni, aed free from all poisonous properties common
GdGcngorOus in other gmens; will cover-equa weight
from ~ to 100 per cent more space than lead and there
bre much cheaper to the customer As inside paint
v not yellow when exposed to the sulphurous
eses Of coal fires the foul air Of ships Their White
Lpc ground voTnish produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
few hours form hard and solid metallic coating upon
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces and re-
nskabe for their freproo properties They specially
dated for marine purposes having been found 10 resist the
sonodng action Of salt water destructive 10 other pants
Dealers supplied liberal terms by
MANNING SQUIER, Agents, No 45 Dey-st
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

AWFUL DEATH-On Saturday morning last
a colored woman named Nancy Belts, residing in the
town Of New Utrecht fell into the fire the hearth
in the room occupied by herself and husband, and
burned to death. She had been laboriug under illness
for some time previous and her husband having left
the house early hour, it is thought she fell from
exhaustion while warming herself before the blaze.
When discovered her head lying amid the burning
embers, reduced almost TO a crisp. An inquest was
held upon the body by the Coroner OF the town and
verdict in accordance with the facts rendered by
the Jury.
The SUNDAY LIQUoR-sELLNG BUSINESS
-Four individuals were arrested on Sunday evening for
violating the ordinance prohibiting the sale OF quors
Their Daniel Tredwell and Charles d. Tired
well, proprietor and barkeeper of establishment in
Hudsonav., Thomas Mcclure, barkceper at the Frank
lin House in Fultonst, and a woman named Fanny
Walsh, keeper of "house of entertainment in Til
laryst The parties taken before Justice John c.
Smith yesterday and after bearing, discharged, with
the exception of Mcclure whose examination was not
concluded at The rising Of the Court It s TO be ro
sumed to- day
LIcESsEs-The following statement Of the
amounts received for licenses of various kinds during
the past year by the City Hack Inspector, Mr. Horace
Strnng was submitted TO the Common Council last
evening" 370pubc Cart licenses, S555; 3i3 Dirt do,
Sill So 100 Fish, Fruit, &c, &c. do. $500; 80 Mer
chandise 500; 50 Junk do, STA; los Hack do S420;
ll2 Stage do, 80 352; % Charcoal do $40 Porter,
do, So; II Night Scavengers do, 50 80; ID Express
do, $50 IL Chimney sweep do, 1915 Total for the
wear 1852 s401 Is. Amount received 1850, 1862 81
do do ls5l, s., 1913 80. Total, 1916 n Excess of
1852 over 1850 and 1851 ses5 s. Excess of 1852 over
1851 74s Al. The report was accepted and referred
to the appropriate Committee.
CoLoRED SCHOOL No. This school was
examined Friday by committee, consisting OF
colored gentlemen appointed by the Board of Educa
ton among them was Rev. Mr.. Pennington The ex
ercses conducted in the usual branches and passed
of to the credit of both scholars and teachers AT the
conclusion addresses delivered by the City Super
iniendent Arnold Of the Board of Education and Rev
Mr. Pennington. The average attendance during the
past year l92 The teachers are VIM. J. Wilson,
Principal and Misses Wilson, Jackson and Brown as
sstants
New SCHOOL HousE-A new SchOOl-hOuse
for the accommodation Of the colored population Of
Weeksyie Ninth Ward is now in course OF erection. IL
Il to be completed by sprng The number of children
in the city entitled to attend free school is estimated at
CO.,
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Water Cure.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATERBURY,,
OSOUTH ORANGE, NEW-yERSEY.-Viatorsto tdu
Instituon take Morris and Essex Railroad at the foot
Of Courtlandtst, at 81 and IL NJ and and T. NJ; .
Returpng leave WaieT-Cure Station ct and u n M,
and South Orange at 81 and 81 7. NJ
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS WAIEh
i CURE Is conveniently arranged, and now open Tor
Winter treatment The cold season is favorable Every
90 sIo Dsr week NJ BED0RTHA NJ. ID.
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TO r LIVERPOOL-Drama Line
Il Packet Of 18th NOvEMBER-The splendid and favor
tie Packet ship, GARRICK, Cspt Thoa Walker win sail
above her regular day. For freight passage HAVING
fine state room accommodations apply board st Pier No
IA East River, OF to
PEMITTANCES-P ASSAGE bow
Ia MAN, GRlNNELL Il Co. No. 90 Soutb-st New
York sole ard only authorized Agents for the
TAIL LINES of PACKET SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sai 9th LONDON PACKETS sail every
and 2lst Of every mouth. alternate Thursday
LIVERPOOL, LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, SIR X PEEL.
NEW WORLD CORNELIUS GRTNNELL,
QUEEN OF THE WEST INDEPENDENCE
CONSTANTINE, AMERICAN CONGRESS.
ALERT GALLATIN, PRINCE ALBERT
ASHBURTON, YORKTOWN
NEW SHIP. PATRICK HRJRY.
Persons wishing 70 send for their friends and desrous Of
bringing them on; By any Of the above magnificent ships
informed that Messra. BOWMAN, ORINNELL l. Co. are
the only Agents for the above ships in this city.
They also issue Drafts from & and upward which
payable sight I'D any town through Ireland and Great
Britain. BOWMAN GRINNELL & Co,
No. e3 South-st- NJ Y and Regeuts-road Liverpool
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork 9Th and 2ls Of each
month
London Packets leave NewYork every alternate Thurs
day.
For passage sppy above.
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SUPREME COuRT-County

IN Of Kns-Rehard Lsnsth Joan w Hsreert-sna,'os
10 the above DEFENDANT You are hereby sse
reouTed 10 an.~er the compliant this acton. whh v Dc
sed oce Of the Cen Of the oosnty oil kas' a. me-
Hall. Of Broohyn and 70 serve COPY OF
your answer the tsd complaint the suoscfioef a. ~
ofcs No Broadway the CITY Ct Ne~-fofs shns
twenty dsy. srsr n this summons 90 you ercne
Of such and IN. 10 answer the sad eo
ps Aforesaid the painful this VA Apply
the Court demanded the aDatej Nov
1859. b. X bOSAkDts fLIAih Atto,ssy IF
me complaint flsl the odce Of the Cerh o.
Kns County the Hall City Of Brooklyn, on the Sh day OF
November, 1854 X X. BoGARDus, P.l1t1's Atorn>y
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CUPREME COURT-PHILIP D. McCAR-

- nhI ,nd ROBERT c. tLLES assns, WILLIAM H-Stiisk
hAhi ohffN Enecr, Re- sbf csb>In pur-usncc o. IN NJ
o. o. ihs cou the fnovns 5sr~d VII b. odd he
Ma laEse the Guy Of the 10th DAY OF
'.nskh ali, Al IL ocoCt ~ ey ANTHONY DLEECkEh
- sirer al tst Of Lanj, 'iate,
Dns Nd ers 90 the westerly between lst Ard
20 n III ANlIh Ward - tic City Of Yok and bounced
sho a'ffeu a. sfovs, tne said
Nrrsfy 40 o. Aatson distant forty fret IN hes
sery ora Tie rtis--es " and Jlst 81
thc"'e rtf nsrihsry ainns ihe Nai~n
Hhut estn u bes u-uss sesy aA5 parallel to Js - and
iSnfA iLe center The vs the OF
BY crfeJsdaHd hs o,her hal ADJOINING nnh
nHefyL'e ct theme .oatheriy and PAle M,a
az NtiJ en- ~ md uc- sastey AMI parallel
70 ISL ani uorsh the the party wall s'anins
i3 on 'te ~ hereby conveyed nd bali
sduns On The south westerly e Of
49,. rTpyNIau caRVy R.f.-~.
AiLrs CssTsrIt Afiys PTg. Is Wals o.5 law3wM&rh
H. se ct the slow premises postponed 20 Fy Nov I3h
mt, Al ihe Sarre Tine and p'are.
JEREMIAH = CAREY, Ref-ree
Attr, CssrsELL. r PIT. Il W.l-t ni6 3fTTbkF
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EMPRESS LINES-ThToush IN u hoIrsaNewsJerssy
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Philadelphia same hours foot Of Wsinsts Fare rsdoeea
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BALTINORE WASHINGTON aud CHAHLESION
through tickets sold in the above hnes and through Sasss
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