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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

T4E AMrIi1rHEA X novel and attractive bill is Of
fared II the tonight the occasion being
the benefit Of Jmmsy Reynolds the fayorte little trick
Isown The beneficiary intends to bring out some new
features in equestriansm and clownsm, and the entire
strength Of the company will be brought into requisition
to make the entertainment worthy the appreciation Of all
who visit the Amphitheatra
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owes ANTONIO yIEIRA, Jn.. Secretary,

7 rs FUNERAL CEREMONIES IN HONOR Oh
CLAY, CALHOUN WEBSTER. NOTICE TO MUSICIANS
The Leaders Of the Bands of Music engaged by the Committee
ragenents for the 9Th n requested report
S. Marshas office, City Hail. before 10 o'clock wEDNEs
DAY next the sth instant
dec7 2tip CHARLES A, LABUZAN, Grand Marshal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

4aeh eratihed to learn that Lisnt Col
2, Army With his Battalion Of Artil-
- II Ion; vii jotnin the celebration and
1uasssk Of to-mozrsK the 9th instant His
ee eaa ssssned spsominsnt position, and be.
qeife ~ lht IN the procession.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

III Mfy- PORTUGUESE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
OF NEW members of this
Alex Bsronne sts
THURSDAY MORNING. December O'Clock precisely for the
purpose joining the public Funeral Procession
HENRY CLAY JOHN c. CALHOUN and DANIEL WEBSTER
The President hopes that every member this eccasn
aside all their private business out full force
tribute to the ilustous dead.
ANTONIO yIEIRA, JR,, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

~ To PERSONS RUpruRED.- many per-
nnent and made By Dr. sherman arc
than passing notice. For particulars hi.
page.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

i PAssENeEns SAILEp.The steamship Falcon, Lieut. Ro-
gers sailed yesterday morning ut o'clock with the fol
lowing passengers for California Ella Aspinwall Z.
Mr.. James O, Barker and family, Mrs. Hitler and two
children, Mrs. y. 3 Eaton Mr.. Richards and lady Mrs
Delgado. Mrs. n 0ordova, Mrs = Lawler Mrs Hickman
and family Miss Keser, Mrs Snyder and family Mrs
Fritz and family Mrs Joyce MIRA O. Fleming and fam
y, Mr. Griffith and lady, H. Keefe and family g. Dt-
but and ladv, G. DeGrath and family, g. Shear s. Jack
son, J. 7. Harrison Headley r. v. Heby, j. Finn II
Gonnolly Morris g Duran Joseph, Pierre, D. Ar
mas. M Kenneth p. Ryan, u Campbell M. Blocknan, P.
5lurphey. r Huler, R. Mcintyre. O. Kuehn L. waise T.
waise, Mr. Paysan, J, H. Cochran, D. Conf NJ Buckley
John Dempsey and child, N. Meyer Y. Durand, L. ST.
Lean Mary Garrighan James Roper, j Artet, W. f. Nc
Hatten, y. s. Smith, G. Kirk, Jos. Walk Mrs Reilly r.
prats g Brand J. s. Murray, W. O. Warnook G. Erying,
| and 1872 storage. r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

We would refer those desiring household goods furni
etc u The advertisement of W, Weymouth auc-
cneer Nol2S Poydras street. to be found in another
column Mr. W. also sells to day at same place two well
known fast pacing nags See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

Tapestry T,elUet Cas.pettssg.
a. We have just received, per sip Maid of Orleans choice
assortment of
VELVET CARpETING,
together with styles Of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS and large in
voice Of the choicest sty les Of
THREE-PLY AND INGRAM CARPETING.
decs 1w2p CHITTENDEN CAMERON, IS chartres street.
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e-Ope1sed.
NOR RIS & WAY,
CLOTHIERs, ". -.
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS under City Hotel
" Have just opened at their recently improved
NEW AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF
4, FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
s CONSISTING
DRESS COATS;
FRoCK COATS;
e BUSINESS COATS,
8.6 s4p.5o...g DERBY COATS, etc.
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
FALL AND WINTER VESTS
OF the latest and most beautiful styles. Their of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
also being large they now prepared furnish
their fends and the public ierally with
EVERY ARTICLE OF APPAREL PERTAINING TO A GENTLE
MANS WARDROBE.
Being constantly receipt Of the every arrival from
the North, they will maintain, throughout the season,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT,
octls spf NORRIS WAY, under City Hotel
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Si4 sis3 =
~ 10! r.! - -
tTXY TXBMG4X4GIXY
- s sss ssssT -s - s. !,
~ II ~ w NAucnaI Elm. W.
$500 ~. s.
supreme Ooufts .isss6
I gsal ssssssS ~ IL WAsassonsn, D. MIR g. Y
9tn IA II, ~ hsll III fhs fapi
M =. - - 49, -fr
- q1orU& appeared c4she hanphs but no bQ4InesI
800 t.k.r 49, 80, A. 41s.s-s 3xa.,,S,s
- t"eeA upteuu VIZ
sSsStS u u VIII Chic HivSF & III
Il S ss..s.ss \,
= n = a Decemoef o.
1nere y new four eet four inches water IN the channel
and the river Ii rising
s Clrc,uNArI December g. 4
~. r,var hs,o q ms. 4. .o,,., 's
49, 80 = 5 Is ~ :" - 'sAs1'sstst
LouisvilLE, December 6.
ID The river here Is rising slowly with heavy rains
u s'f =. & -. 8 !.
IN tDs Southern Linz.
NF.iI.. 49, a7-,,y, !. - -. N x,
= kshsaontp g
Tho Eastern mails have again failed beyond Augusts
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ApAME ADoIFHE. This extraordinary Lady who has
made much noise the world il about to publish her
# done at the request Of several Of her friends
and " doubt not that It viii be full Of interest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

Gs- For ALDERMEN-To serve the unexpired
terms of James Robb and James Stockton resigned p N WOOD and
SAMUEL JONES, Jr. deei
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to the clerk Of the steamer Charles
aais papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

gs- The attention purchasers is requested
TO the sale action the cargo brig Louisiana Sale will take
place on the Ievss between the Markets. Second District THIS AT
TERNooN o'clock For pac advertisement under
auction head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

6rsAEoERs from Nxw EsolAxp We have been re-
aesed the New England Society invite ali stra-
srs from the North unite With them in the procession
Place Of meeting at the Crescent Insurance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON --
~ 1EI REGIMENT en- NEw os,s.ss, December
Conformaby to Brigade Orders No 49, The Regiment SGxA
will assemble At the Aoy CaTondeet street. THURSDAY
O. 1852, at O'Clock full uniform equipped for
honors in memory Of the CLAY CALHOUN ANb WEB
STER. 80 -
The Artillery will assemble With hor.es to their battery
GUARDS ia detailed guard the Square procession
may be formed from half pas CLOCK Of the eth
Commanding officers Of the Of the Regiment with
the execution this respective
.Adiutant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

= MEEFus or MERcHASyss--At meeting Of Merchants
held Monday evening the following resolutions offered
BY WIN. i. Cushing were unanimously adopted: 3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

ssiaruAl R4rrIrcs "A notiss appears In our columns
this Rcfhing announcing seriasf lectures BY Row
Harris 1t the Hall the Caxroiton Railroad Depot
uppa ts snbisct "a Spiritual observation-disclosures topit
which has had considerable nctoriety in parts
the North Inasmush the object Of these dscouses
relates to pertaining to the prayers we'll
bsine snd happinessof man 7 and to be delivered
withsnt charge the public may nd in listening them
along With the induleencs Of rational curiosity sot
snthentic infrmstian touching THU curious subject
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08
as- Perseverance, FlRE COMPANY No. "a

Gs- To THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST REsRE-
SENTATIVE DSTRCTAtt the solicitation of upon
argument that candidacy may som service forwarding your
interests withdraw previously announced decnaon accept
the non natou candidate
rendered me- tdee7 III Respectfully, H. NJ. SUMMERS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

x f. M. ~ DECEMBER 8, 1852 - Then A i
"A. Officers and Members Of the r. Grand Lodge of \E/
the Stale Of Louisiana,
are respectful requested to assemble Masonic Hail.
Baonne and Psrido Streets THURSDAY
az 10 oo properly sd Funeral Regaa with White Aprons and
Gloves, and Grape the left where
without Lodges and marched the place designated BY the
Grand Maihal Of the day by Bro G. H Cha. chill
W. Grand arshat theI dIodro ,fT.
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TRAND SECRETARY'S OFFICE .,,asssssss..
VI OF THE GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE aZeA18SE
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, November %, 1852 -
The members of the Masonic Order under ths jus
dictOn requested the pub
nies in honor of the Of those
Patriots Brother HENRY CLAY JOHN G. CALHOUN DANIEL
WEBSTER which will take December next
directed the Committee appoatsd BY city,
For this the Brethren will Sasopc
dress with white gloves and at the Masonic Hail.
and Perddo O'clock
Assistants =
Brethren urgently and
all transient Brethren invited Grand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

IA RksYqs The Mercantile Community J, Of this city,
ssIrous ol ssyipg only their as individuals
tho our country has suffered in the death
greatest noblest and best men, athe fbxe mighty
the ags whose undyng fame illumines with
halo glorious tablet IN the history Of natpns
but ALSO fes body for the memory of those Of
whom ne may truly and sincerey say q !. y. ~. IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
The Lennon Slaves.

Tie Richmond knsurcf, 81 Dec IL
The following is the Governors appropriate
communication 10 the Legislarure relative TO the dis
charge BY Judge of NewYork, Of the slaves Of Jooa'
than Lennon, of Virginia.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Dec. IL, 1854
To he General Asse~bty Of P0gs"ss; ,,,.uL
Cv~rv~vs In letr communication had tne honor
N address your body alluded 20 recent decnon On
IudOe In he geafe of New-York, by which }onstAAn
e,emon citizen Of Virginia hsd been deprived OF HE
saves stated that steps had been taken 20 procure an
offeial COR OF he record and that when received
uouId comm unicste for such action - your wisdom
may dictate.
submit Il for your con5iieracon ,x ID. -.
n viii be seen thst Lennon and his wife with eight
slaves belonging 90 her enigrsring from Virginia
20 Texas On their passage they passed through the
nor, al Ne. York and were there compelled BY neces
.tv 10 land with their slaves without rensng or In
tending 10 remain longer raan necessary, and WIKI no
ut ioa a. any tine CT bringing their slaves into thAt
state 10 remain or reside for any purpose Whatever
eYcep, in passing from Virginia 10 Texas. Being 20 Ia
uanst or On their passage WIZ Of Adbeds corpus was
spped for BIZ third peron, and Issued BY one Of the
Judges Of New.Yors by which they were compelled TO
bring tht slaves before him and be- on the fac above
stated declared the sayes free and set them at liberty.
which zee nothing change the opinion Heretofore
expressed upon .he subject IL wiz not be expeceed
that sbould enter into legal investigation Of bis
reasoning and conclusion, necessary In order 70
secure for from your body that enlightened considers
ton which is importance demands IL v IN connict
with the opinions ard decisions Of other distinguishes
Juris.f wilouf believe singe precedent to SUSAN
H. In importance vi use ifst ni.s $50 -
ypait il IL without iu parallel q sustained, VIZ aos
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hssed from the United States Ps,sss Qset Joy ~ re

e~d,ng Dec 81. 1888.
Carefully Prepared .oS The n. Y. Tribune
Jearum Atkins. OF Chelsea H., for Improvement Ne
Rakest @, ain RsIyesteIs D.lsd Dec. 2, 1854
Wm. $. Can, OF New-iors. N. Y, for improvement, in
Water Closets. Dated Dec. ~ la52
A. s. po1ier Of Norfolk Va, for Improvement in vcn.i
lators. Dated Dec. q, iste
Warren Gale, Of Louisville, Ky, for improvement, in
Straw Cutters Dated Dec. Il, 1882
W A. Gates. Of Mount Comfort, Tenn, for Improvement
in Plows Dated Dee u 1882
meDts la Machinery for manufacturing OF Hat Bodies
Jno. Jen,. and Alex Lyle, Of Rochester NY, for I'm.
pIovement ia Gram Threshen and Cleaners. Dated Dec.
Vim. IT, Morrison, Of indianapolis, Ind, for Improved
Dated S s "n''n use ''"
Jacob l. Rean Of Mount PULASKI, H. for Improvement
S, W. Rogers OF Baltimore, Md, for Cutoff Vaive-mo-
ton. Dated Dec. 81 1882
Jesse N seelsy, Of Forsyth o. for Improvement. in rO'
boass snook and stephes Hi Of Rochester. n Y, for
Improvement in lamps for Locomotive Engines Dated
Jno swindens Of Manchester. England, for Improve.
rnen in the manufacture OF Chromate Of Soda Dated Doc
n, 1852 Patented in England Nov II, 1880.
WIN T. Underwood, OF Middlehcld, Mass, tor Improve
rncnt in Eulhng Mills Dated Dec. 81, 1881
Daniel Wsroth, OF Chttenanso N.Y. and Lueius Evans,
furnace cnasrs pstsd Dec. p, 1854
Caleb C. Walwerth, Of Boston Mss tor improvement IN
Arctus A. Wilder OF Detroit Mich, tor Improvement 10
planning machines Dated Dec q, 1857 sntedsisd July
VIM H. Woodwork Of Salmon Falls N. II, for improve
in methcd of measuring cloth on the cloth Dat
ed Dec 2l, 1892 -.
Linus Yale Jr- of Newport n. Y, for improved safety
lock. Dated Dec. n, 1852.
DESIGNS
Sherman 8. Jewett Francis y Root, Of Buffalo, NJ Y.
for des gn for s,ove-pates Dated Dec. q, 1852.
Sherman g. 'ewett Francis II. Root, Of Buffalo, n Y
for design for cooking stove. Dated Dec. q, lS52
James Wager, yolney Richmond I Harvey Smith, 9
Troy n Y for design for hearth plate. Dated Dec. 81.
1851
Washn. l. Pearsall 4 Sylvester w. Peanall, Of New.
York N y for design for spittoon Dated Dec u, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

AsEcDorE OF BUcxLAsD.-This distinguish.
ed geoIogist one day gave . dinner. sfteT dssscting
Mississippi alligator, having asked good many Of tho
distinguished Of his clases 70 dine with him. His
house and all his establishment were In good style and
tafte His guests consrcgated the dinner table looked
splendy with glass china snd plate and the msa
meDced with excellent soup.
"How do youh ike the soupr askcd the Doctor, ster
having nnished his own plate addressing famous Ssv-
ma~d VI the day.
Every good, indeed" answered the oeheY. .Tursia.
u Il not only ask because do not ind any green
tat..
The Doctor shook hA head.
II think has somewhat Of musky taas,' said
another mot unpleasant but peculiar.
IAN sigstors have, replied Buckisnd I" the CsymsA
peculiarly The fellow whom dssectcd this morn
Ing. and whom you have Just been eating,
There YVES general rout Of the whole guests Every
turned pale. Hss dozen asrted up from the table
Two three Of them ran out Of the room and vomted
and only those who had stout stomschs remained To
tie close Of an excellent entertainment
:" See what imagination w. ssd buckiand. nj sid
them Il turtle, terapn, or BIRDS nest soup-sf
water amphiis fresh, the gluten 81 h'h from the
NAV Of bird, they would have pronounced q
excellent, and their disssuos been none the worse.
"But was 4 really IN slligstorr asksd . lady.
AS good q cafs hsad - ever wore eoronet an
swoed Bucklsnd
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rr An Albany paper thus chronicles q scene

he
In the Police Court ofthst city ~ Squire Parsons
attending to the Police returns at O'clock Sunday
morning young man was brought mp charged with Q
breach OF the peace whose personal appearance was tho
siqns for 4 general 0uiburst OF merrtment from the
spectators His hat without crown, and with but half
rim, stood on his head at angle Of IS dagreeshs
coat berei Of half Its skirt bronxed throughout with
dirt and gresse-his pantsoons OF many colors yo
sephs coat each color having patch Of territory,
while his boots struggled hard to resist the disposition OF
his fest to prorude Thus sccostered the Squire babe
him stand up, and politely inquired bis name;
'.Ichabod Smith your Honor"
"wherc do you liver" asked the Magistrate
"Upon the Erie Canal"
"How long have you lived thcrcy
Ever since the seow-bost Betsy Baker was
launched
"Are you the Captain
"ko, I'm the snnbbo"
1.-The snntb0, whats that
"wal now your Honor suspect that you was Isrned
and edcaed man. and yet you don't know what sssb-
b~ am"
III confess don't, please tell U.s."
Swelling and raising 10 biz full hight with sense OF
the dignity of hs position exicogrspherto Court Of
Justice Mr. smith with bow Of majestic consequence
thus unbosomed tinself
"a saEI6y, may 1t please The Court, Is one notch
higher than tie fret mate and bctwxt him and the cook
He has double rafons and extra pint OF rog day.
He snubs the boat when she hesves to the path
shore and uDshps the whIletrees In passing lock In
Re takes the post Of danger immediately sbaf the
stove pipe with an axe in hand ready 10 cut away
the craft "a thrown her beAD-ends II the gale car
ries away the tow ns mounts the hencoop and raises
flag Of distress II the crew heave 70 the small boats
lis the last man to leave the shp and then only not dill 10
has lsshsd the helm TO keep tbs boat before the wind
and prevent her sinking cro@wbe the canal In calm
ws,u upon the cook-washes dishes, pesls potatoes,
and snubs the captain when he ntersres with The cook
or the kitchen arrangements In short, the snubbcr u
the bigge-t man the quarter deck before the mast
excepting. perhaps, the eaprn."
Now, Squire, fyoars satsdsd With this explanation.
can't gor
The squire LET MIN of this time and In half minute
he was leaning it down Safest - the eh0ers % "a
Ant Renter was after him
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p 40 wan-s;., New Yosx, Dec. 9Th, 1892

RCn. JcSrp6 J0Aasos, OJrvNtr ~ tVst7s
DxAs SIR, Geo. H. T. Lynch, ESQ. OF this city hav'
ing called for the purpose. furnished him with
the papers and information necessary to enable him TO
comply with the letter written Ia him under your official
direction requesting certified copy Of the record and
proceedings In the OF Mr. Lenmons slaves recent
" discharged by Mr. Justice Pane Of the Superior Court
OF this city
Keenly slive rs am aware you must be, 10 Whatever
affects tie n;ercs, OF your State OF the rights OF is CHI
,ens have thought proper, under the circumstances,
likewise to inform you that have caused all the pso-
ceeirgs in the named 10 be removed by ccrorsr
10 the Supreme Court of State, In order that the de-
cison of Mr.. Justice Paine may he reviewed by the
learned Judges composing tina, tribunal.
sm your Escelensy : ceedseut servant -
HENRY ID LAfAuGH
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only destroy ths. comfy which should ever sshsa De
tween The several Ssies composing thls Coniei-rscy,
but must seriously srect rho value OF save properly
wherever found IN the same. .
have also received and herewith ssbn's eoinnuh''
cation from Henry n Lspsugh, E-q OF the CITY OF Ne~
yors from which you will perceive shas the p'ocecu
ings which scck place before Judge Paine have been 70
moved BY c1t0nari into the SaPss'ne Court os 'ne
Stsie 10 L. by the Court reviewed
But SIN informed thai BY TIE voluntary confro'nions
Of portion Of the good people CT taas e.fy Lennon
and BIS witc have been fully relnoarsed the salue !"
their slaves and have spalsed thai, Ia ease Jaagc
Psner decson Is reversed the slaves shall have taer
freedom This withdraws from those Immediately con-
cerred 81 personal interest Ia the future pro>ason OF
the sppesl But by no ue.ns d'ni'nisns- me extent
10 which che decision AFFECT, the rsa.s and Interests OF
cur citizens 8, large deem the subject OF sa;ient
public importance to require ard receive me s''"nnoa
u he Innens Of this Cosamonwcait and recon-
mend that for the present. provision snsi DC made ~
the General Assembly for the efficient prosecution OF the
sppeal already taken sni vi such other judicial pro-
oeedings AZ msy BE- found necessary sud proper ior
satisfactory adjudication Of the important quesncn N
VOWED IN this case.
eanno, believe that even by the Supreme Court Of
the State OF NewYcrk, decision will De sustained that
oconrnry 10 the spris OF all law. 20 opposed 10 the
eSaohshed principles which regulate intereoarse oven
between forcsss nations much Al with the ress
ton- which should sob-st between the sister Ssfes q
ths Union, and, s ihnk with the spirit not the letter
OF the Constitution ifset
But il ia this mistaken, IL the statute of New York
has been rightuiy expovnie by the sraed Judge and
il not in conflict with Constitution Of the United
States il n proper that Virginia should know H. The
same sovereign power by which New-York ensrts her
lsws snd gives them force within her limits pertains
Virginia within hers; and TO them sAe win then have To
AVA W. ~ ~ JOSEPH JOHNSON
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CVFRJFTs SALF.-By virtue of a writ Of

~
- execution directed and delivered. vii expose @ ,e
Pubic FRIDAY the sh day OF December , al
10 lock m the The Nos ISL l- and lyl Water
1t S.~ Yok al the rshi utl- and interest 81 ANTHONY B Al
I'm ol An and 10 Agricultural Implements and other
gcod contained sad buildings Ao the sht title and
r,ees, Of and certain indcnures 90 lea OF
she above uieutoned York, Dec 20 e5,
THOMAS CARSLkf, sherit
I'm. Mama Depaty Sheriff
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ctsal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the SurrO-
sse Coan'y Of Ne~ fort vii 20 b -ot Il pub
tho Merchants, Erchnxe the Cy Of New fot.
the senih DAY 81 January the 1888 twelve
noon the tcow.n described Real Estate VI Bradley IN
Goodman dece-,t o the payment Of his tebs All that certain
sosnf nd s-ns The Ign Ward ~ the
CIV -ouh-ry together With
Ludl. iLeTeon sLsh . ot bounded snd oo-s
Comsnns hundred and twenty ave feet east from the pant
krng cuh esftery Ct lie Intersection Of SCH o. snj
corisrrg Eve feet front '-eu hve feet and
hundred feet .nd half
tLs ss-ey Be huned and hs four --t ad
hal Of az h en- tie westerly Lne The improvements sad
rrctey Of small fame GWes house Ten eeHt Of
The rurch..e money required pad 'b- sale and tie
ready deAvcry-se~ fo,t December
Gis52 GABRIEL VAN CoIf.
WI. H. Va Cort Proc or dow
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tn PIrRsIANCE of an order of the Surro-

rsse q tie Coesty u sew Tort hereby rven 70 al
p-rso-. hay.s sss.-t ERsEsT KAss late Of the Gag a
Ke- Yea tsseS Sec-<t prs-en, the am VIII voaen-r
-t subscriber 10 90 Bosd~sy, n ne Cry
foA before twelfth dAy 81 JanE.y ser Dated
ss- Yort the esh.h day % jay, INA
jobs Lxsc1fsr.
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Observation-Disclosures
BOWMAN, GRINNELL d Co, No. 50

Rsm.tfances-PGssaeet
BOWMAN, GRINNELL X Co, No. 50
- South-st, New York sole and only authorized AGENTS
for the sWALLOW-TAIL LINE OF PACKET SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS ss 9Th LONDON PACKETS sail every
and 2lst Of every month alternate ThGEsday.
LIVERPOOL, LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, SIR r. PEEL, -
NEW WORLD CORNELIUS GRlNNELL,
QUEEN OF THE WEST. INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTANTINE, AMERICAN CONGRESS-,
ALBERT GaLLATIN, PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBU RTON, YORKTOWN.
AMERICAN UNION, PATRICK HENRY
Perfos vgiBs 70 send for their friends and srous Of
brI them out By suJ CT the above MAGNIFICENT shss
are informed that MessTs BOWMAN, GRINNELl& co.
the only Agents for the above shps ia this CITY
They also Drafts from 81 and upward which are
PAYABLE st in town throughout Ireland and Oreat
Britain. BOWMAN, GRTSEELL 4 Co.
No 60 sOuih-st. " Y. aud Regent srOsi. Liverpool.
Liverpool Packets leave Ne~York 6th aud 2ist OF every
month.
London Packets leave New-York every alternate ThuTs-
eay. For passage apply above.