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AYOv,CE i. hereby given rhat the PROCEEDS

~ II
~ of the SALE OF the REAL ESTATE Of WILLIAM so
PR of the City &C Nee York decesd n'stAs lately nste
unaer order the % OF New 1ort ~
Samuel sprsu@ Of he CITY of New Yo dtsr-sei fsehof
Surrogate nake sale of the real ess,e
whereof soper ts the City New Yok, dscsassd
seized for the Of his debts pursuant 20 The
statutes made nd pr,Iis ~ I'LL BE DISTRIBUTED
Office the New fo the sshlh dsy 81 November
Dated this sd dsy OF
sepembsr. Isss ls23 6sl u. ZABRIskIE. Proctor DC.
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HOLDi GOLD !-AUSTRALIA.-
" Firt Vessel-ship LADY ARsELLA, roc 'sdy
to SCI. viii sail 90 MONDAY the M inst Meantime
few more pass nsers be taken ow rates. If inme
date application made boafd at Pier No. 8 North aiv
or, b. SUCTON, No "a WAllse
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Water 0urs.
legal Notices.

10y ORDER Of Hon. CHARLES MASON, Jus-
IL the supreme CourNouc. hereby sveo,
the OF the suhonlins at
sConds concealed and resident zaehnsot kas
issued estate OF GEORGE SMITH late
dent II the Gyhord Chsnsnso soscoons
conae debtor and that Will be sold Tor the %
bis debts, uness he and ha- such shmea sceo
ma To law within three months tom the h publication Of us
notice and that the ofany debts due him aud the ashvsv
HIM, for his sentus him. and
bm ~hs,sves, orosSsn
By law and VOID. Dated the 9Th day OF August, ls,s
WARREN NEWTON. Attorney Cor ATTACHING Crssito'.
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vTyO CONTRACTORS.-Sealed Propo-
Professional Notices.

DR. w. HASSLER, PnyslciAN' SUh.
IL sEos and OcuLIsr, No 81 West lSta-st, MAY b.
consulted s1tis from TO osleot A. M every day. sus
Aays axoopted
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TREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
Il arms AZ AfTRESaEa "a. at CRA w BUCK'6, No

sEns MATTRESSES. "a a, cRAWBUCK's, No
go GrndS ID door east OF EsseI-st, NewYort -ChesD
gpb I'D Fs.as, s.Tn As,: .s;' sS a. o. :9s
.ntHI .sortment Of BedA hsttressea Psills<ses BeI
sssda Cots Gc ali OF ~hcb have been purchasd At loo
sssh proes and win be cold al such prices . to make u
Nous 20 making the purchsses Goods sent to cay part Of
he ety Brootyn and WILLIAMSBURG free Of carriage Oh
Raj ssS Mattresses renovated and made
w CRAWBUCK, NoB5a Grand~t,
"a door east Of Cssex-a- ". 7.
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In PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE Ce
u SMITH Esq, Surrogate of the County OF kinss notice
hereby gwen according sw TO all having esnns aeAnss
JOHN j. DARLINGTON late OF the CITY OF Whamsborsh CO
ceased that they required exhibit the III the 'oaehss
thereof 10 the the Office Of Joseph O. Psmsf No
Chatham the City OF New York before The s su
December uext-Dated MAY 81 1874 -. ...--.
MARv A. DARLINGTON, Adfninstrafr
u3l law6mMt GEORGE b. CLARKE, land AdmnsfsiSf
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CBEAP IRON BEDSTEAD WARE
" ROMAN sizes from "a to s25. Aiso the h-slthy
spring Mstresses-the ber well 6 che pest bed, 20
nontot.ble elastic beds Is u EverJ article warranted
Potels and ssminaIies Supplied at discount No. SIS
Broadway.
GAS CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS,
NJ BRACKETS, CANDELAeoEs elkANontES,
SOLAR FLUID and LARD LAMPS, suitable Tor rnvate
Mansions Hotels Churches, &c, &c ,,,,,
Eoua 10 ana cheaper than any other the
lint, s.tts Wholesale and Retail al the Mandatory
oD "a W 80 ~ JAMES G MOFPEr,
Nos Ie and l2 Prnee-s third block west u BroadT way
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STEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORI
y sns GLAB9Ow.-Tbe6 l~sov asd Ns~- FORA sses.
dip Coupsnys powerful oew Steamship q GLASGOW, -
ans and 100 horsp powel Robert Crsie COrnmsndef ~
all non Nev-Yort for 6lAssO~ 90 WEDNESDAY, 90
tept. sDd on SATURDAY. Atb Nov 81 u o'slosk- nooe
Ttrst Cabin. (ssloon State Rooms.
gri Cabin, (h'dshlp stats Rosms,. ........."
seaos< Cssn.. :...'.'...''
Stewards foe included
Asslyp ncsyHON No q srosAwsy
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In PURSUANCE Of an order of tho Surrogate
OF the County Of New York her-by pven eli psness
having CLAIMS JOHN EsTEvE, late Of the cy OF New
YORK. deceased 10 present the 9th vouchers thereof
subscriber her redence Ma n Thomas the Cy OF Ns-
York; before the sth DAY OF March nestD.tsd Ns~ vos
the tih day o. sept 1854 CLoRlCE EsTEyE. AdminsusI.
sSa
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EOR SHREWSBURY. HIGHLAND

D0Ck OCEAN HOUSE (Lcns s.neh) rOkf
WARRINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK gROWNs DOCK,
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esan loaf fHonAS HUNT, Capt L. q Haeesrty, vtn
lssvs The Hsv.Hsvss Pier Pssislip Esss River thi-
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
u of the Count OF Yors her-o, al psons
having claim. MATTHEW BASNARO. late OF the CITY q
New fork deceased the thereof
the subscriber M his residence No ~ Charlton the CITY Of
New before tie 10th DAY OF February usx.-Dsed
Nsw.YsrI. the 18Th day OF August, 1854.
aul6 lav6mNs A A. BARNARD. Admtnistu;o,
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
OF the Cousy of New YorA notice h.f.by al
having Chains ELIZABETH PlNkNEY late Of the City u
Nsw YORK. decsa ed the voucher thereof
the subscriber, his residence No le0 Fulton the Cy 81
YORK. before tbs tenth DAY December usItDstsd
New orb. the twenty ninth DAY OF May, ssa
m3l lav6mM JAMES n. pHyFE, Enecutsr.
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On TUESDAY EVENING October r. 1852,
NINE. NJ ALB0NI
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sIGNOR sANGIOvANNI,
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poLitical Notices.

~ Democratic Wing General Committee
An 1dCuIntd meeting Of this Committee wl be held on
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct IL, a. u O'Clock at the Broad
way House BY order. JAMES KELLY, Chairman.
G MiaLi.1 + Z N IhSaSLo"' Secretaries.
tS- SIKH Ward.-The Democratic Wig Charter
Convention met, 1t the call Of the Char Loyepys Hotel
Oct H. 1852, and tie following ticket unaninOusi
pcm1I Gted:
A,sisiaat ALdcrmdn-CIIRISTIAN w. SCHAFHER
Assossoy-WM II. SHARKS.
o.,.iI.. HARMAN ELEsTEIR,
No'' JAMES GILLIAN.
inspectors Of Election.
Lt District, rroncT Kr,ioc,y T.
,,,,,.... 90. w. Brennan,
Aiu p's"i0~ JOSEPH CARLYsLE.
NM. (RnHARD PHELAN,
ma Disulot' ABRAHAM FLoRENTISE, Jr.
lVth District 1;yoRcr w WILLIAMSON
With District, 1itoRGr M.soy.
,,,., No.. CHAs. y. FOOTE,
WIN D'S"'0' WM. Rowe. - -,
o. w. Brennan, President
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l. UNITED STATISTIC subscriber Will pd22L,sl l 90
Monday. June Il, his system Of PennansnP ~. - ~
and Aes1, in three parts. A, and Z, WIN :.
instruction This system has been tau 1t by nc 80.
his Acads my NewYork during the last igaotS 6,,
with unexsmrcd success and has never oehfs - -
rifhs6 ether schools Every tter coutAined " ~
Il including the covers, beautifully 49, nrnrrd
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IAPAN and the JAPANEsE. ByT Waits,

~ NJ. D.-FoT the opinions Of the P-ess see the $50.
edition Of this gem Of interest this norcelu tor epic
tbs conc;sc, yet oOPious-ronlnuc ye' al -
tie cCupilatlo Of al that entertaining : -
}. NEAGLE, No. ls Ann-si. Price 50 cents, WIZ '"'
fne eHgrayings BY Avery.
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" Adams & Co.'s steamship Expresses
New.O rIeans and MobIIe Express no. 10 WaII:st
RI Conference.-The. L,I,-Beautifu Lots At mode


~ CIarenceviIIe. L.I.-Beautiful Lots at mode
General Offices No Nessaust. and No 81 3d-av The
whole of this beautiful villsge embracing nearly seven
sale prices from $50 $50 each TINS place situated
on the Brooklyn and Jamaica Plank Road with the Long
Island Railroad RAISING through the center and about A
miles from William sburgh and from Brooklyn. For
veIience OF surpassed by 10 village IN the VI
stages the Plank Road aud five times each way daily by
the Rarold. II is finely located in tine center OF lovely
PLAIN and is free alike from swamps and rough or mountain
land The village laid out IN broad and convenient ave-
Hues the Greenw Oodav being 100 feet in width
The title of the property perfect having been IN one fam
10 purchasTs Altogether those who would escape high
city rents and desirous of convenient building spot this
the best opportunity yet offered the public All the
will be graded the expense of the present prop1
d. T. MACFARLAN,
General Agent, No Nassau-st from II A. NJ to P NJ;
No. 81 sday, from6 10 A. NJ. aud to F. NJ. or TO
either OF the following agents:
J. w Seght No "a James-st; ]. w. Fell No l73 Spring
N p Labarte No. 56 Bogery; r. Ros Jr No ~ Stn-
Gv A Hicolay, So ga oira.d-st and No 40 Wal;st;
No 1868 9h-av.; j. w Weston, No 81 Chambersst J. +.
Williams No. 2g7 sthay; John Cairns No. 1876 Wests
Jacob PeceTe No. 1853 cserst; Edward Purcell, No 80
kassaust BroOklyn-John L. Bailey, No 259 Alantic-s;
J. L. Bennett, Columbia between sackett aud Degraw
W Village of Glen Vernon-First Mesting.-
All who desire TO obtain Lots at First Prices will report
hemselyes ladies gentlemen) at the Meeting TUES
DAY EVENING, at u O'Clock, at Chatham Hall, No.
Chathan-square, third floor Mechanics and Tradesmen,
this is your opportunity. X A BAILEY, Pres't.
TT Free Excursion 70 CIarenceville. No.
2-On TIT RSDAY Oct H. l952Those interested in the
purchase of Lots beautiful place. and their friends and
all others desTous of Visiting Of purchasing Lots in this
THURSDAY next, Oct a. The wall leave the depot
at the South Ferry, Brooklyn, at II o'clock NJ. Return
lnx viii leave CarenceVie at O'Clock T. VI. Tickets free
OF charge may be obtained of D. T. MACFARLAN, Cen.
eral Agent No Nessau-st, from IL A VI. TO T. NJ,
of any Of the other agents of The property
Two hundred Lots in the above village have already
been sold.
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~ Grand Disvisicn 5. Of It. Eastern New.


tween Bleecker and Housonsts the City OF New Yors
on WEDNESDAY, October l3 1852 at o'clock P NJ a,
the Evening Session the election for Grand Officers will
take place. by order. THOS. EDGERLEY g. :.
~ At q meeting of the Proprietors OF the
following Dining Saloons held Dunlaps Hotel Moa-
cay evening Oct the following resolutions unall-
mousy adopted:
Resoird That owing 70 the present high prces Of pro-
vsions &C. we ere compelled advance the price Of all
Meats and Fish from SXpence 10 NlnePence per plate
which We hope viii with the entire appreciation OF
patrons
ResOlr'd That the above change be adopted ,DAY
next, the 18th lust, 1852.
ResOletd That these proceedings be published in all ne
DAILY and Sunday papers
MN VANlDfkE, Noe. q, q and Is Cathsrire-siip.
ALBERT ROGERS, No. Fultol-st.
MRS. &. FISH No Us tGton-st
JOHN NELSON, Noe g. 10 and Il Fultonst
DUNLAP ROUNDAY, No. l55 Fulton-st.
HARMON II. GUNTER No. l4j Fultonst
8. II. CROOK. No. 80 Chetham-st.
JOHNSON L. ROGERS, No. 14l Fllton-st.
w. II. BUSH No. n Souh-st.
GEO. s. ST. JOHN Nos. IL and 10 Catharine-sEP
REED MOSS, No. Is BOweTy -
q. W. KELLOGG Co.. Nos. Z, 3 and Fulton Market
T. E. JOHNSON No. 81 Ceaaist
G. b. UtsDERHILL No. q Bowery
b. c. CHAMBERLAIN, No. $40 Pearst
SLAVERY & CHANDLER, No. u DeeknGn-st
JOHN r. HUNT, No. "a Whitehal-st
ID SWEENY No 60 ChathamFt
FERRIS g. LEGGETT No. 81 Chaihamst
WIN H. SLOCUM No. 1913 South-st - 49,
NJ NJ VAN DYKE, Chairman.
J. NELSON Secretary
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the house of Andrlw Jackson Allen, No. 81 BoweTy,
tuesday ENENING NEAr az a T. VI.
LEWIS T. CLOVER, President
REvBEN BUM. Secretary.
tS- New-York Vegetarian Society. - THIS
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VIII be held 81 No Is L@ight-s 10 complete an ganza
nor and Sppon officers IL il designed 10 have Lectures
hhcs ana SCuannual Festivals. lac VGfe'O e'e J0~f
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q Notice.-Thc Annual Meeting Of the Ladies' Soci-
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70 A Special Ncctine OF he Constitutional Mem
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Chatham Hsn, TUESDAY EVENING, Oot =, 1885,,
a10oeek. 1t hoped that G the Members wal Be pres
Tar IS business Of importance viii be brought before tae m
fy oder Of
u. h. MoRGANs JOHN LAW.
NORTH, ID. GRAHAM
O. r. TOWNS
DR.. G. V RivENBURGH, President.
g. L. Towns, Secretary
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Book.keeIlng. No - Broaa..av Prce. 81 q
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~ New.York Academy Of Music. and
ITALIAN OPERA HouSE,-The public is respectfully
nsned that the Books for subscription stock the
bsnkins = House Of AeszIs. DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 Co.
No ~ WihAu-st, where all persons favorable % the per
uxsent establishment Of Itae Opera IN NewYork are in
sd TO call and examine the Prospectus which offers great
Inducements to subscribers.
Ths Books viii be closed the lsi Of November, 1852
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lR Paris Green &c =" Brand)-Beiug an Amen
manufacture patented 1919 known to be unsurpassed
Nv any foreign importation for brancy beauty OF color
or durability. Tins Green is confidently recommended as
claiming the notice Of parties concerned m its use foT sup
painting Venetian blinds wall hanging, &C. for which pIr
pose 1t prominently adapted Manufactured and sold by
THO. sCHWAHTZ, No. n Jacob-st. Swamp
" Editors, CIcrgyInen and Patrons will be al
lowed a liberal commission on all orders obtained, by
promptly reporting all vacancies and advertisements for
Teachers and Pupils wanting Boarding Schools &C. 70 T. H.
WILCOX IT, 6. School Agency, No. Z7 Broadway.
" Adams & Co.'s steamship Expresses TO
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Tuesday, Oct. B, 1852 Tuesday, Oct Il 1852.
Saturday Oct. g 1852 Friday, Oct. 10, 1852.
Freight Baggage Parcels and Specie, taken at the lowest
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ADAMS CO.'S
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THE GREAT FAIR-The Great Fair of the
CYMNASTIC FXHIBTTJON-Th mem
NASH & CIrRTIS,s MADRI
THEODORE EISFELD's SOIREES.-The

Il public is respectfully informed that the sah5.rpton
list ior the third season Of THEODORE EISFELDS
CLASSICAL QUARTETTE SOIREES IS open a. Schs-f-
enberg Il Luis VIM. Hal Sol, 5. Jolie, and Breusng,
Scluberth Co.'S Music Stores Further particulars gwen
hereafter
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As CHAMBERNAID. and 20 assist in washing
"A and ironing or as Chambermld and WGto', b. re-
srectabe Young Woman Can b. al her present e-
plovers. No 90 East l5th-st- until THURSDAY.