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1850 pounds from / to inch, in sizes required
1000 do l.. inch square iron in sizes as requir
ed-the whole weighing about To-
$50 pounds
so pounds No. 10 iron wire
80 do No. 20 de
CLASS No. 9.-Steel, (squcl to the Adirondac Com
pany, NrD Jersey, stsci.)
500 pounds best blister steel
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THE NEW YORK d LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC. ..... Capt. West
The PACIFIC $500. Capt. Nye.
Inc AhCIlC. ....-.... Capt. Luce
The BALTIC. .......... Capt. Comstock.
The ADRlAT1C. ....... Capt. Grafton.
- THESE ships having been built by
T~MM contract expressly for Government
service, every care has been taken in
their construction, and in their engines to ensure
strength and speed; and their accommodations for
passengers are unequalled for elegance and COM
fort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool in
first cabin, Sl20 Exclusive of extra size
state rooms, $500; in second cabins, $40 From
Liverpool to New York, EDO and ECO
An experienced surgeon is attached to each shi p.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
From Ne,D York. From Liverpool
Saturday, % Is, 1852. Wednesday, May 8
Saturday, ~ Wednesday, az l9
Saturday, JuneR Wednesday, June 2
Saturday, :" 20 Wednesday, " 10
Saturday, July 10 Wednesday, 80 80
Saturday, "a Wednesday, July IA
Saturday, Aug. Wednesday, (" %
Saturday, L" 81 Wednesday, Aug. III
Saturday, Sept Wednesday, " 25
Saturday, /" Is Wednesday, Sept.
Saturday, Oct. Wednesday, d" 20
Saturday, " l6 Wednesday, Oct.
Saturday. " 30 Wednesday, Z" 30
Saturday, Nov.l3 Wednesday, Nov. 3
Saturday, 4" 81 Wednesday, a. II
Saturday, Dec IL Wednesday, Dec.
Saturday, 90 25 Wednesday, " Is
Wednesday, " go
For freight or passage, apply
EDWARD X COLLINS & CO.,
Moss Wallstrect Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO,
Liverpool.
E. ROBERTS & CO.,
l3King's Arms Yard London,
JOHN MUNROE & CO.,
26RueNotrc Dame des VICTORIES Paris
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havrc.
The owners of these ships Will not be account
able for gold silver. bullion, specie, jewelry pre-
cious stones, or metals, unless bills Of ladng
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein. Dec 5
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Navy Agents. Once,

WARRINGTON, september III, 1907.
GEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate for each
- class separately, endorsed proposals for Class
No. -" for the Navy Yard at Washington.
d. c. will be received at this Office until IL O'Clock
m, on the 18th day Of October next, for furnish
ing and delivering at such place places within
the Navy Yard aforesaid may be directed by
the Commando mt thereof, the materials and arti-
cles herein specified, viz:
CLASS No. l.-Bricks.
5000 Berry's premium fire brick
l 1897 900 hard red brick
$4,000 hard red paving brick.
CLASS No. 2-Stone.
400 perch best blue building stone
IL cut granite door sills, each feet p INCHES
long, foot 2 inches wide by 81 inches thick,
cut as per plan, (to be delivered when called
$50 feet granite asher.
CLASS No. g. Oak Timber.
900 running feet of white oak timber, in lcngths
of 30 to 35 feet, to be hewcd or sawed
square IA by IA inches, to live edge the
whole length
so pieces of white oak in lengths of 20 feet TO be
hewed or sawed square 10 by 10 inches, to
a live edge the whole length
SO pieces of white ,oak for Gaping, l6 by 5
inches, md in % feet lengths
20 pieces of white oak, each IS feet long by l6
inches square, for foundation OF spur
CLASS No. 4.-Yhite and Yeiisto Pine Lumber.
1900 superficial f. inch white prime pine
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certify that the above named And -
are known to me to be good and responsible guar
antors in this case.
To be signed bya' Navy agent. Collector, or Dis
trct Attorney, some person knoDn to the Contract
ing agent to be creditdble.
Sent ll-law4w
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NOTICE
10 Pre- emption Claimants, and TO Leases Occ,-
pants, and Permittees of Mineral Lands '''
Every person entitled to the right of pre- emption
to any Of the lands within the townships and frac-
tional townships above enumerated, is required to
establish the same to the satisfaction of the Regis
ter and Receiver of the proper land office, and
make payment therefor as soon practicable after
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public sale of the la nds
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim
will be forfeited: And every person having the
right under the act entitled IAN act to create an
additional Land District in the Territory Of Wis
consin, and for other PURPOSES" approved Sd
March, lS47, as essees, occupants, perittees to
enter, to the extent Of their lenses permits
OF the lands within the townships and fractional
townships above enumerated, and who are entitled
under the act entitled can act to reduce the mini
mum price Of the Mineral Lands in the Lake Su.
perior district, in Michigan, and the Chippewa
district, in Wisconsin," approved 26th September
1850, to enter the land covered by their leases
occupancy, and permits, respectively, at the mini
mum price Of . 25 per acre; or If covering more
than one full section, entitled, the surrender of
purchase If he shall elect to do co. one full section
at the rate Of So 90 per acre. s required TO estab-
lsh the to the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver at Willow river, and make payment
therefor as som practicable after seeing this no
tice, and before the day appointed for the com.
mencemcnt Of the public sale of the lands embrac-
ing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. WV
go. JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioners of the General Land Office.
Aup1l
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pine flooring, mill dressed, one half to be
IL feet and the other half to be 20 feet
lengths, we'll seasoned sound, and free
from sap and knots
5000 feet 3 by I inch North Carolina scantling,
in 10 feet lengths
5000 feet by inch North Carolina scantlpg,
in 20 feet lengths
%, 900 feet, board measure, Eastern Shore yellow
pine, 81 inches thick, one half to be 20 feet
and the other half in 30 feet lengths and
from 10 to ID inches wide.
Glass No. 5.-Lime- MsceIlaneous.
l 1920 barrels best lime, equal to Seely's war
ranted
CLASS No. 6.-Cement. miscellaneous.
| 90 barrels best hydraulic cement.
CLASS No. Pig observation-disclosures.
so tons No. best American grey pig iron.
CLASS No. S.-Ir0n.-.M Miscellaneous.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THE PURITANS. IA LECTURE.
sy REV. Mr.. EGoLEsroN, OF BROOKLYN.

'.
On Thursday evening very intereStih5
, .c,ure mon this inpcraa, subject was delivered
in Plymouth Church. Brooklyn, by Rev. Mr.. Egsies'
ton. There was large and interested audience IN
attendance ,...
The Lecturer then commenced as follows Inc
,,,,., Of the wear OF our Lord 1920 was marked
nv an even, which promises to be remembered ana
.o-n,nunicat.d N the latest time Bidding the sun
reverse his wheels and carry US backward on MS
10y for some two Hundred rounds and more, we
cor ds.crv- on tina margin Of a comparatively un'
known and unusyersed ocean, fonL-ty $3.50
fe,lpy al once by us weatherbeaten aho asman'
,ltd Iook better than words can tel, OF sue s.os
ord da1 gers of wintxy ocean passage Inc strange
craft Of less than two hundred tuns puieeh' Nc
anchor N a Cesolate end unexplored haIoor. hocn
OF true granite stefnness thrust .neihses' disDr,
svery hand to breast the ocean'sufg Alo uisptso
Sominion with the graspilg sea, waile 'hs iant
wrapped In q mantle OF snow ofoxeh " W I hna -
livins man, darsened BY no smoke rom 1880
hi,s,or The primevsl forests stand IN Iheif ieal.
ia.. nat edness, and the winty wind goes 0shlns
nd moaning through their stifened yes tesonan ~
nrsnehes as though sounding the very deA'h-"ai VI
0Iea' Do,s dssceodipg the side Of that meageb
..orm.yorn bark and rowing 10 the seso,ase snDLs'
company numbering IN al 0ne Anu nd =; 800,
plant he feat upon Plynoun Gc no lu .snIn,o,s
Ppuia ever gye-the impress oil ig.'ncrta"fy
fI when o,he countries shah have rolled s,csy
ot.. pilgrims saall come ha U% ,' forever bySs
am, az ~ ther feet Here the statesman and the
sehooboy alike me ;ra'eeI the iose.n rs.S
90 o. thou hts Of what here took place, amid the
nIimeyal solitude of then unknown land, :arin
their bosos, their sen' thnnksSlungi and a,b
new.kinded purposes OF life, sslf.denisi aha iatn
.Ssn ca up 70 Heaven AZ sweet incense non thls
Altar @! civil and religious freedom. ,..r .,
The speaker then ad'ertet 10 mo ci sss one ~,
hs had in hand II brings US, SAID be- !ace 70 10
with God aud hi, great purposes, clasps our nsnss
unon the electric chain OF ais Providence ao nAee
V thrill with the divine contact II places VI De.
,wsen new and an old world, and shows US sress
principles and de stDiss zoopng across nc enc -
he s,6er. which are remolding and are 70 lemo.d
human society. sas speed onward the accomplish
nant Of Gods will and the establishment OF his king
dom upon earth. .,...h =.
,hs history OF the Pilgrims and for this purpose toos
hi. sudton bach t. The time wheh England was, 10
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

~ the Application efths Msyor Alderman and Comma
OF TISTY-fIEsfr ST. nom isSsy. to tie Haisos
hiycr, 10 the CITY Of New York Tho subscriber, Gem
S s Of Es.:e as9 Asaessasst II sAs soose sn:
The Of the people ofths State York
several laws relating particularly to the CITY efNsw YORK.
INTO ore Act; passed Apn q is3. passed Aprl 1s 1892
CommssoLers the above containing the ,smss
Of the osBels Of the lots sssssd the naaes Of such
gether with such AMPS and the amount OF assessment
whether foI damage OF bensh; and ae al the Adn'is
esmass, and oher documents Which, ~ere Used oy tfe
Commandments their report aaye been deposited
Street Con lIssioners Office Of The City sle County
Their. remain fer st Least sIy days betof. ths
CoEaissoners make their report to Sae sad saPrsne
the sand give notice. pursiazt the
requirements cf the act entitled An Act to amend an Act
eauIed an Act IN relation 10 the collection Of
and Taxes the City and County ard Tor cher
purposes passed May H. lsfo passed MAY Si 10 ths
improved unmproyed lands affected thereby that shsy
ave completed ke Estimate and and thai all
be Supposed 70 he sae are regnesed to pssent Their OBJ
'eetens IN writing. TO MOSES MAYNARD. Jr. Esq ,the
s. sandford. Esq, No 70 Broadway IN tas City OF New
lmk within thirty days from the date VI TINS aetce And
th the n's embraced by this assessment are az I1e
thai to say All the lots parcels OF land IN the
Cry OF New York. described and bounded as follows 70
w ,s On the east ~ the sssiery line OF side Of
Of ithav on the north. by the line Of she center
OF the block between 3lsst. and 32dst. and on the
SOUTH By the re nj the of the BLOCK between m
st. and ;ehs And also all the lots pieces or parcels 81
land situate ing and being said City, des ribea and
line OF side of i-av; the vest BY tue eassery las
or side of and By the line Of high satermark
the Hudson River; the north, by the line Of tAe
center Of the block between 5lst II. and 32ts and
On the south, by the line Of the center Ct the block
further give notice. that their report IN the
above entitled matter vii BE- sds sns presented 70 the
Tenn of the SAID Csurt he held st the City Han Of tae
City OF Ne~YOTk Saturday. the 9Th day Of March,
1852 az the opening of the Court that day soon
thereafter 40 Counsel be heard aad that then snd
there, mt0n will be nae that said Report be eonfTaed
Dated Eev-vork. Jan 1852
MOSES MAYNARD. JR.,
LANES s;sASE3Rp, csnni'sioasr
HENRY j. DAWES Attorney. u tnH
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Aid to the Huugarian Exiles-A Gard.

1<
Iwould cot knowingly trespass upon your
Kindness. but the repeated evidence oil your mend
ship 70 our people induces me again 70 asa tae pfv
iege OF few lines, that may express my 'nAnks 70
the President ofthe New-York and Harlem Ra'!road
Company for kindly furnishing TO about thssy OF ny
cornymsn free tickets to Morningvills, where they
will have employment for short time and also 70
the President Of the New.Hay Railroad Company
for seven free tickets TO Worcester, Mas, given 70
Hun sasians, whose necessities are now Tase, per-
naneItiy relieved by employment In the exsenssvs
gun mandatory OF Msesrs. Allen, Brown and LIZ
taer TO whom, in the name Of Gov. kossuth AID my
compatriots wish 10 express special thanke, ~ en-
poyneut is what we most desire for those Of ear IN
fortunate people who have nothing butthsr fndus9y
10 depend ON for their support:
Yours respectfully,
ALExANDEp AsBoTH, 1t. Col,
Adjutant-Genera TO the Gov. Of Hungary.
Neg York, Jan. y. Isjz.
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SUPREME COURT.--In the matter Of

&UTNEnIE CUtNi ", " :. - co,o.
r,on.r nfGs civ Of New-York Telaye &c tnx
ING ONE HUNDRED AND ~ En- u he cy
Aldermen and cemaSnsy Of the CITY of Ns YCTs Pr,
saanf 10 statute such case MADE am ~ ne Cy or
New.Yerk intend to make application 70 sse ~ tSs
Court of Tie State Of New York at spe,a ,y ~ Ne1
Yosk on urlsy me day Of Fssruay is,s ses s
opening Of the Court on that day. or as CnmmssiH-
ems Of esmste and the above emitted ass
tar that The Este and extent Of me IT,. Id chursk
Road 10 he ssS avn The CITY Of as .id o ~
the map plan Of said CITY under ana - OF New.
&C. of the legislature Of the people c the ,nrch.
YORK entitled An Act relative to ~
the laying ont OF streets and roads N me Cy
Eev,YmL Ian AZ Ig5l HENRY Z. DAVIES
,sc ia, ''-A ~ Csupsel 10 the CoFpoTStoa
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Ursan CLEANERS. &s.

gVHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
u UNITED STATES MAIL stEAmksS-fbs sn'p'
COZ, :oEiag tAis line the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt West, PACihIC, Cayt. rye,
XRClIC, Capt. Luce, BALflE. C~pt CoR'A'"o'
These snips have been built by contract eiiIes.y w
Government service Every care has been taaso 10 se.
sonsrrocon also in their Engnes 70 insure strength
Ard speed their accommodations for passengers are
nne1uaed oY elegance and comfort Pncs OF passage ron
New York to Liverpool IN Tscass cabin slSo N second
o. $40 exclusive OF extra ze state rooios S5Ov Jm
liverpool q Newyork and $50 An sysnencod sur
seen attach each ship No berh secured 9n Psa 1of
49, pEQPNcED DATES OF SAlLtNts.
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SUPREME COURT.-Trial to be had

IN lle tcnn'y OF feW-s WN.-N heIun' " i1ai,
Francis Burger and George Hall, Executors OF John
Tom ele ased nss samuel Leagsrest Re0ecca
Io2neie John Tonnele, and Cecilia his wife, NaentinS
G. Htliapd, and Susan. his wife, Rebecca Tome kce
john Tose ele md Margaret rosne e-Sum mons For
Relief TO REBECrA T. RICE. one OF the above
named Ds.nEdaafs.- are hereby summoned and re-
CURED ~ answer the COMP amt in this seton ed the
office n the CLERK Of The City and County OF New York
Sep;ee.r % ISL and - serve copy OF your answer 90
the said conalaat GA tas SUBSCRIBER at his Office No 93
after the service hereof exclusive OF the day such
and Il sAl 10 answer the said complaint within
the time Aforesaid the palBtis This action will aDoly
Ia the Court Tor the relief demanded il the compliant
Dated Nev-NsIk, Sep a.. l3ji
Ia laremM " x THORN. Planiifs' Attorney.
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HENRY z. DAVIES. Ans1nsY. ia tFs
SUPREME COURT.-In the mater Of

e. MEME CCt ~ ~ shO nasSoA Va
- tho application ofthe hayor, Aldemes and Connie T.
stv II The CITY Of New York, elstys 70 The OPENING
Of FIFTY-NiNTH-ST ren 5.h av. to Broadway in the
City If New York. The Subscribers Commissioners 81
Esffnse aud Assessment in the above sntted matter
auy appointed By Rule OF the SupeI1e Court give No
ss Ss psop i 81 TIE ss o. Of
aAp Act to amend Act entitled an Act 10 rsducs several
laws .sGg a5 3 pas,.i A5ri 20 1873; thai
he abstract OF the Estimate and Assessment, Of TIE Com
in the above matter containing the names 81 the
s1 the los assessed the numbers Of such lots 80
they appear The maps OF the Commissioners t9seher
srasasse or 6ene. aud also all the davits, estimates
sad er damsas which Tsrs USED Is ss IN hs
.oncls N nssg tae report nave eesn ag ~
New-York the insp ectlOn OF wbDmSoeTeri NAV Goa
esn make hsir report 70 the said Supreme
Court AZ the ike and place hereinafter mentioned And
p. sad cOs9pss s 9I sassd Act anen a.
act entitled Act IN rsation 70 the collection OF Assc1s
nens and Taxes in the Cty and County Of New io1x sna
Ar os sr purposes passed May IA, $780," passed May
ls 10 the owner owners, occupant or occupants o. an
hoaes snd improved or uni9royo4 ends Affected Ihsrs
nent and that s persons whose inerests are afectes
thereby and ho may be opposed 20 The same are nsgne.
EuBR the Chairman 81 the said Commissioners. a. ma
house No. CO Grand st. the city OF New YORK; wi'na
limits embraced by this assessment ss follows tnat
20 ssyA the and situate Ing and beng N 'Is e ~. :.
.y .s Of oh av the line Of me center Of the block b,
tween and eehst and the tus q the center -
ComTis.orers nsps file ia the Street Cogm,ssoners
Office of the CITY OF Eew-Yor And also all The land sta
ate lying aud being in the City Of York between M
sds of 9Th av the easseriy SIDE 81 1Ia-A ths
line Of the center Of the block between sth-st and
and the Inc OF the center Of the block between 5n als
53th-s, as laid out ca the Coamissssers ma2s Oh ne
the Street CoInis soners Office Of the City Of New
And also the land Nuate lying and oei1s IN ne C %
sry .ac Of h-y the he Of the center o. ne oiocx os
tween 5. and shs and s ns Of tns csa o ss
Cor rsS;ols ~ maps fle il The Street
Office Of the City OF NewYor. And me sd -, ,hay.
entitled M De made and presented to me eapfe ne
Court Of the sats q NsS. YSr. g. CIV .S 81 New
YORK on Saiurday the lth day Of ysbraary SIs vac
epenng the Court that day Or a: sS0a Tbts
viii be msds tia, the said report be coHasmed-pssd
xsv-Ycrk November 81, 1851
JAMES DEWEY, .,v,1
HENRY Z. DAVIES AtorEU
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SUPREME COURT

Joseph Oliver and Francis 5 MORAN against Henry
VI. Forsyth.-To the above named De endsnt You
hereby summoned - the complaint Ibis action
(Which las Ell in the Office Of tn. Clerk Of the City and
Couny Of New York At the City han said city, the
thirteenth day Of January Instant and serve cs Of your
at office, No 60 " all ST. IN the Chy %
New Yo.k within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive the tay ofsTch service and IL yon fail TO an
sweT the mpaiAt afo esald the plant is w take
Judgment against YOU for the Of hundred aud
eighty dollars and h eight cents with interest from the
fifteenth day Of December 33l besides the costs OF tina
action-Dsied Ner York. January 10, 1852.
BECK MeADAH, plaintiffs Anomsys,
10 lawCwE No. % Wail-st N Y.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--
III II NLW-YORE e ALBANY and TROY. Nnie

Arrangement. On THURSDAY, Jan. Is, the Trains WILL
Until further notice run follows:
Leave Eew-York going NORTH from ihe once neaf
Chambersst Az 8, AN for through freight only siaft-
ing from 3st-s) At A. NJ for passengers to PseAs-
kill and all intermediate stations, n: IA MAIL Iran
for Albany TOY stopping at Peekeku and all stations
north OF tbs. place signal At 81 Am for way and
through freight only (starting Gom 3sts) AT PM
EypIess Train ior Albany and Troy, stopping only at
Peekski Cold Spring Fshki Pouskkespsie, Rhinsoeck
and Hudson AtII passengers and freight TO Pesss-
XIII only stopping al all way stations AT NJ passen-
gers 70 Peeksk only; stopping at way stations; A.
M ml Train for Albany and Frey, stopping at Sssks-
snd all stations north of that place on signal AT
for P0ughk eepse, stopping at all way stations Az % M
for Eprerans and through freight only (fron 3ist St. m
Gong south leave Troy Engine Station, at NJ iOl
Am. and ION. p NJ Leave Albany at d AN Ir
through freight only, from East AibaDy) AT u An,
Mail Train for New York. stopping a. all Tay stations
where there mails be received and delivered ~
ga M for way freight only, iron East Albany AZ II
NJ Express Train for New York, stopping only at iind-
Rhine check, Poughk FishkilI and Peeksk Al
PM, for passengers TO New York, stopping at way,
stations signals At 81 p. b., from East AloanY)
Night Mail Train.
Leave PoughEeepsis for New-Yort at 8. A. NJ, stop
ping at way state rs.
Leave PeeEskil for EswYork At 6: M, passs nssrs
for Nsw.York, stopping al wsy-starons. At 10 N pes
senger and freight TO New York stopping at way-safiOns
At NJ, passengers to NewYork, stopping atway-sa-
tOng.
Passengers will procure Tickets before entering Cars
New-York. jan Is. 1852. D131 ROBr. HICHAM, Supt
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Gfprfsses, &f.

IL INSLY & CO.'S SOUTHERN En-
IN PRESS for Philadelphia. Baltimore, Wasnng'on,
ptsbugh, CincIsnat and the South VIII esys Voo 's
.aS sfsr WEDNESDAY, Jsa 22, a. O'clock y N
Custep House business attended TO IN New feIs DIS
ssn azd philadelphia Notes. Drafts Bulls &C. cei1s
- an the prjseipal Eastern aud Southern cities once,
No " ali st. conner VI Broadway j<S"
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SUPREME COURT, NEW-YORK. -

~ Thomas Tfuslow against GRes H. Coegeshal and
Msriapna. his WIFE George d. Cogseshsll aad Emma his
wife Caleb Gsggesha.l aad Helen his wife Ewsod al
ter Thomas Waiter Ssxah Walter Elwood Wator,Ir An
ma alter Margaret C0ggeshs and George W
To MARGARET COGGEsHALL aud GEORGE W;
COGGEsHAIL You are hereby summoned and required
snswey the amended complaint this action, which was
fled IN the office of The CLERK Of The City and tennty OF
New York At tie Ciy Hail. in te City Of New YORK, on
the 3s day NJ Jan AIRY 1882 sni e. copy of your
answe or sad complain the subscriber A. hts ohce
Ne 81 Wall 81 in the City of New-York, within twenty
DAYS after the service of this you exclusive OF
the day 81 such service and you ta to answer The SAID
COMPLAINT wain tho time aforesaid, the plaintiff IN this
seton apply the Court for the relief demanded in the
cen plant Dated Nsr-Y0fk. January 81. 1872.
2f iaw6wM r. ~ BOVINE. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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ffnai Nttlres.

AT A SURROGATE'S COURT, held
IN in and fcr the County OF New York, at the Suro-
gate flee IN the City New York, the twenty
enh day OF January in The scar one thousand sish nun
ied and fifty twoPre lent, Alexander W. Bradford ar
rogae the matter OF the application 70 mortgage iea,e
or sell the real estate OF SAMUEL N JUDAH deceased
ON reading and filing due proof by AFFIDAVIT, OF me service
of an order requiring Benja Nalhan theodore Sets
al Marian Judah the Administrators OF Samuel judah,
deceased appear ia this Court on this day. ana show
cause why they should not be required to mortgage lease
or sell the Of the said deceased for tie payment
OF his dsbts and having been shown 10 te on
trary il is o,lsed that all interested IN the estate
of the said Samuel n Judah deceased appear before the
Surrogate Of the County of New York at his oioe an he
CITY of New-York on the 10Th DAY q March next, a. tea
o'clock in the OF that day then and there TO show
cause why authority should not be given 20 the sad Admin
,Ftors 10 MORTGAGE lease sell 80 much OF the real es-
tate OF The said Samuel n Judah deceased as shall be sui
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