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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-30

Ur Gen, Scott, in his letter accepting the
Unanimous" nomination for President, en-
deavors 10 gel into the good graces Of for
eigners by proposing to recommend or to
approve Of single alteration in the natur-
alization laws, suggested by my military
experience Giving to all llonigners the
right Of citizenship who shall faithfully serve,
in time OF war one year on board -four pub
lie ships, orin our land forces, regular or vol
unteer, on receiving an honorable discharge
from the service This is the suggestion Of
his military experience, but it never occurred
to him when, "6red with indignation" he sal
down in "my parlor" end expressed his soon
viction" that between making foreigner re-
side in this country 81 years to gain vote,
and total repeal Of all naturalization laws
(,hat is treating all foreigners like felons---
never permitting them 10 become voters at
all) -.-his mind inclined to the latter. Since
writing that famous letter, his military expe-
rience has been only few months in Mexl'
co, and the people are little curious 10 know
what brought such mighty change in his
convictions" But will even this help the
Generalany7 We think not. In fact it il
as weak and lame as the worst Of his polisi
cal speculalions, and they are all bad. a
years experience in foreign land, beyont
the jurisdiction OF our laws. and without tht
means oflnforming themselves, wholly from
the influence of our social system, beits for
eigners to become American citizens and en-
titles them to all the rights and benefits al
much as FIVE years residence, under our own
civil government and in our own land
Wha.a magnificent thought What a won
aer(ul idea! What judicious opinion =
The Constitution gives Congress power tc
pass a uniform rule Of naturalization; j
Gen. Scott meant, therefore, that his recon-
mended "alteration" should be an addition t.
the existing law, we should not have uni
form rule of naturalization. Such an sal
ieution," would, consequently, be uncon
stitutional. Take it all in all, one cal
scarcely conceive of an idea more absurt
than this proposed "single alienation" of ou
naturalization laws lit demonstrates still
more forcibly Gen. Scott's entire unftnes
for the Office to which he aspires.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-30
Maysville and nig sandy RailrOad.

The M. and B. S. Railroad Company was
organized on Saturday last, by the election Of
the following gentlemen as Directors;
Harrison Taylor, John P Dobyns, Ham
ilton Gray, Charles D. Coons, John B. Poynts,
VIM. H. Wadsworth, c. A. Marshall, Sam
uel Stevenson and G. w. Darlington.
Thomas B. Stephenson was then unani-
mously elected President Of the Company.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-30
Probable Murder.

During a broil among some negroes, al
Longs tavern, above Kopp's Brewery, on
evening, Richard Carter was stab.
bed BY VIM. Burns in twelve places, ESQ.,,
Mick issued warrant for Burns on yester.
day morning, and he isnow in JUL. Hisex.
animation before the magistrate will take
place tomorrow.
Itis said that Carter cannot survive bin
wounds. = Chill. Met.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-30
Late from Hayti.

Later adyices from St. Domingo state that
the Government was increasing its forces by
conscription ofull between the ages Of six
teen and sixty years, and that the most active
prepare tions were being made for an attack
on the Dominicans sometime in August.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-30
MEXICO.

A correspondent of the N. York Times
says that our difficulties are increasing with
Mexico so rapidly. that "bust up" at an
early day is looked for by those most init
mate with affairs between the two Reptb-
ica Iffgsf iti9aNttNi t l}e .f
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-30
o-y-eeorae washington Pine left New

0rGeorge Washington Pine left New
York on "Wednesday in the steamer North
eru Light, accompanied by seventy men, for
the purpose Of constructing wooden rail-
way from Lake Nicangua 10 the Pacific, .
distance Of about twelve miles. This rond,
! hen completed, viii greatly facilitate toe
communication between the two oceans
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-30
Minister to Marino.

Judge Conkling, Of The Northern United
Sta tes District Courtof New York, is to 60
Minister 10 Mexico. We see Il stated. his
place in the Judiciary is to be-filled BY Judge
Hall, now Postmaster Gensal. Judge Hall
isprobably providing for a rainy day
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-30
FOR PRESIDENT,
FRANKLIN PIERCE,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM r.. KING,
OF ALABAMA.
ohio Democratic Electors.

OF NEW HAMPSHIRE,

\ .I
WASH. MCLEAN, BARNABUS BURNS
DISTRICT.
DIsrMcrs. NAMES.
lst, Charles Rule,
Cd, George W. Stokes,
Sd. IS. Cunningham,
4th, Enoch G. Dial,
9Th, Samuel H. Steedman,
II 9th, Charles j. Orton,
K 7th, Joseph Kyle,
9th, Francis Cleveland,
9th, William Palmer,
10th, Benjamin F. johnson,
alth, John B. Dumble,
12th, William Golden,
18th, Judge Keiser,
18th, Hugh j Jewett,
18Th, William 0key,
18th, Charles H. Mitchner,
l7th, Chalkey T. McArtor,
18th, James Findley,
18th, Samuel d. Harris, il,
20th, Eli T. Wilder,
IS 2lst Elias H. Haines.
Democratic State Ticket.
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM B. CALDWELL.
FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARD oFPUBLIc WORK
JAMES B. STEEDMAN.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-30

TRccps. ~ The steamer Clarion passed
down, yesterday morning with eompspy of
u. s. troopa aboard.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-30

FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
JAMES B. STEEDMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02
CALAMANDER SAFES. 100000

- sAyFD,-DEEDs BEFORE WORD3l-RiCHs
s.sf. out and Rchs SAFE panses boldly tn. q
ire carrying its cargo safsy through the ocean Of name
On The a.: s y ReS gale .a TOO hot s
them and ,ssy we're rsP.Ted "rseAs Ts,eS
One sI h" o wa' . psssd wR Se saP
and we're found stranded on No ~ pean.H ~
RIBS Of soothy were PICKED 10 on Me- w,b ,s. ca;soss
hunt were u stranded the sane spot oss
safe only on, Of the wha. fee, rode out ne gale
was al her fore" Wilder at her main stssrn mar
yn a. her nzen. On the fourth day after the gaze sns
safely into port with her cargo Of boo IN goo evs a.
dop The particulars OF her fiery voyage can pe sees
perusing the following letter from the owner hf. = U.
Gilbert n .,s vv,,vovx
Esw-YoRK, sa urosy. Dec 90 ls,i
s' srsAns msEvIS ;aeess;o' %s.. s sas a..
consuming place q business No ss
va. assn; IN Ess.sss %S %S ksesr
did OF read account until vas esrui VA 49,
to books whca were placed 10 one 90 My fears
we're no. allayed when found Il necessary VI. ny ~.
turn apply the Croton water ~ nou . - ,ear,,sd
souIs Of labsr and application Of water 20 rase the Sas
mander from ssh led You may ioags 81 n,a sasasy
,he Safe 70 the presence u number Of zsnsmsn 70 ma
books ana psse 'ayee s.a hss o. zach q. sac
xss subsced can be sctured from the conaItlon %
another sale nOt .. .n,en ~ soos Tssr
were compapors ths same Office on zoe sseosa -:
from -s1 ,ass is S SPs s sas
.itlon had beea reverted not even the kass 40 80
renamed Nv Ioss over the Insurance. $l.yS; -
The ssvson Of books n ysas S dses-
representatives. of upward q $ieo sne III csmpsa-
ments which could no. be dnphcs'ea' n"''~
safsd me. -. a. sxhsbs the new Safe
purchased Of you sad .sS am ~ ss@aia un de ssv
building No ils Is erected y66 sii SiISfRr
An assoItmeh. 81 st the Depot, No. 1ts watesa.
ya,s sSrrisr proof Money Cheats. Bank Ssss
and sanit D'o'' sTEARNs 4 MARvIu..
s...~cr, to Rich Co, the ou1y manufacturer wms
80 Pssns Fire proof safes. viii hohs IN - ~
tbs Uaited States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02
SF Telegraph to the New-YMk Tribune.
The Canal Awards.

ALBANY, wednesday, Dec. 81, 1901
The Canal Awards have been made public, and
the contracts are now being signed List Of
awards quite lengthy. J.r.R.
French Affairs and the U. SJGovernment-Of-
fetal Communication from the French Min
isfsr-Auempted Explanation OF Louis Ma
poleon's Position.
WASHINGTON Wednesday, Dee. 81, 1851
The Inteihsencer says that his Excelency, the
Minister from France, called yesterday at the De-
partment of State, by direction of his Governmeas
to officially announce that the President Of the
French Republic hac adopted the great measure for
the public safety that the Chief of the State owed it
to 600 Frenchmen who had elected him, and TO
the world, which had received his nomination as
new eraoftranquty for France, to preserve herfrom
a revolution, of which the world might feel the reco
that strong in his Consciousness of patriotic nten-
tons in repeng the dangers which threaten France
ard Europe without end, he invited the nation to
free choice of firm and durable government-that
he appealed to the suffrage of all in moment so
solemn to his country and thought that this appeal
ought to enlishsen Europe and the world in regard
to his object.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02
Even the very Hairs Of your head are numbered.
A NDERSNN'S RESTORATIVE and

IA PRESERVATIyE, or GREAT AMERICAN REABDr
FOR Tbs HAiR-For restoring ths Hair, preventing u
from falling of turning and caring nervous hes -
ache The above article producing complete reyol1-
throu the Union By the improved appearance II
the people thai have used beng Tree from OILS or pos
GUS mineral drugs recommended BY the first Phyx-
cans "a a standard remedy. Manufactured solely y
wM ANDERSON. New Lond0a- Cr-t ana for sale ~
Charles H. Ring corner Of Broadway and Jshnst, MI
nor 4 Co. No ga Fult0n-st. Dr. Smith. No. 50 West
Broadway Richards Of Gold and Ann-sts Deias
Co Broadway opposite the Asser- House. A Lyons
No $50 Pearl-st MIR. Hayes. No IIo Feit0nst, aad
W Weed Ne 30 Fultoa-st. Brooklyn oil AvamWsS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02
FMIGRATION-I95I.
Table showi ny the Arrivals OF Aliens. and from
what Countries at this Port In 1851.

We have compiled the following table
81 arrivals for i650-5 from the books in the Office oil
the Commissioners Of Emigration. The totals DO
lot agree with the details In some OF the columns,
but the aggregates are believed 70 be correct.
revision of the books may show some unimPoran'
alterations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

= Enigrans InseIlisenee 0mcS a1S L Lsas,s
RTehanae and a Canal-st., New rork-Ine oMeen
s<sblished by the ConmisEOnsry Of Emisanon whc -
siWsys be found large numbers Of Laborsn and servsn
ysrv low rates Of Wages and pesso0s hsv: hen ofa
md b. writing to the snpsnntendsnf. and
AMOUNT necessary pay the passage q TIC psrae
MA MW6B0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02
4 LPHONSE BRETT would respect

" fu't Inform hs frcads and the public that, having
unrvaled corps Of artists M his exclusive epV be Is
prepared to secae promptly all orders for any o;ae most
soo ave aA1 ch eesshs IN Cromo- LthograpAy, such
Title Pages Illustrations. Ornamental Designs Mus,c IT,
.es &C. &c The sienisn q publishers aud
tanners espSclar nv 70 this and beautiful, style
et coofed plntng Orders for any part Of The Uulted
States viii receive prompt attention Establishment No
ls9 Chestnut G.. above ah. PhlIadelPhs. ds ImMWkEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02
WhaleYN.

At anchor of Cape Olivia Ochoisk sea- Aug. Ltn' snip
Eeri Rush swan. Warren, sec sp 200 wa an
AtTontez absut Oct 10, kebecca Sans, yanssan n b.
100 so bound cn cruise LeoAIdas Clark, B IL mcs
out, 1901 bound on cruise Sailed from 90 sep ~
Nh Zoo sD. do Superior, Luce. B.. 800 sp 90. !
Harvest Tree. ksnt 500 sp do Cata.ba, Ssnt Soo
s;atna Coon n B., ICtOsp do Oniaflo. Hant ii NOS
Heard from no date, Adm. Barker. Norton N. b, "
mes out bills. whale, 22Oo bone; stephAnia, Terry
In The Arctic Cceer, Sept 81 Saratoxa. Harding N
had taken teo bbs tas season and ~aned ioo more "
f uu for home Previous accounts reported nef az an
cLor IN Bearing Straits clean July a. Consequently ne
early reports Of the bad success Of whalers this season
NAV vet be materially changed -,
In Ochotss Sea. Sept Jeanette. West, Nb ~ NOS
oil pots stated. ,.,u 49,. G. IN
of Providence T. L. II months OUT 1000 obs whale OIL
1900 lbs bone. eu 49,.
400 wh 2cC0 bone bound cruise Oct IT, Tax - 81
n Ion IA o. Ochotsk Sea. Sheffield, koyce o. Soia
Sorne Lad taken li00 bbls. whale aAcs leaving nons
Kong
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02
SUPREME COURT-LEVI S. CHAT.

SFIELD Attorney General of the State of New York.
against THE PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS AND COM
pANY OF THE CANAL BANK OF ALBANY-In
of order of the Supreme Court of the State Of
New York. made the twenty eighth day of May, 1850.
the undersigned Receiver of the Canal Bank OF Albany,
hereby gives the holders of the outstanding circu
ang bills Of the said Canal Bank and TO the per-
holding the certificates given by the undersigned az
such Receiver for the balance remaining unpaid notes or
bills surrendered receiving the first dividend sof sixty
per that they required to present the SAID notes OF
bills and certificates for payment TO the said Receiver at his
office in the CITY of Albany within two years from the date
Of this notice default they Will be precuded
from the benefit of the fund provided for the payment Of the
said notes bills and certificates and from all claim by
reason of holding the and that the said fund Will he
disposed of under the direction Of the said Court for the
benefit of the other creditors Of The said Canal Bank in
such manner as NAV he hereafter determined. For the
greater Of those holding the said bills and
tcates the Receiver has made arrangements by which the
same will also be paid on presentation to the Commercial
Bank in this cty.-Albany, June l. 1850,
lei law2yF ANDREW WHITE. Recover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02
THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH ee-
STEAM ENGINES for SALE.-One

&TEAM ENGINES for SALE.-One
- Horizontal Engine cylinder "a inches diameter and
feet inch stroke with 10 feet iywhee 10 ats, with
three CYLINDER Boilers 10 inches diameter aud %
tes long with Cross Boiler 80 inches diameter and ~ feet
long wRh kunsee front Crate Bars aud connections, all
IN nss,rate working ORDER Horizontal Engine Snch
eimtes and IS inch stroke with Locomotive Bser one
'efuesl fnsne, Snch Under l6nch stroke with Yer
UcA Tubular Boilers all IN good working order; one new
ehosse Engine O. inch cyhrdeT and 20 inch stroke APP
ply 20 W Arthur CO, Atlantic Steam Eaglne Works,
DIS 3tNw kTs $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02
INVALID FEMALES-Who are desi

rous OF sultIg of their who Is perfectly
conyersapt with the they are subject
have the opportunity, Mrs DRAKE, the danfnser
scian has discontinued her monthly visits 10 she New
England States. - -
verley and Clinton places where she purposes devotinS
her time and 10 those requiring her advice and
remedies She can be consulted all female compainfsv
nervous affections, scrofu0us scofbutc and cutaneous
diseases bronchial, lung, liver and stomach complain
catauh rheumatism. sciatca lumbago, he aorrhAes
hsmorhoids piles and all diseases OF childres.
in the treatment OF which she has gained so much celeb
ry previous visiting and since her return from Londo0
Her remedies are pared from the original receipts
her mother tine s MOTT from the IDspssatc uicss
and extracts essential oils and tnctuTes OF roots herbs:
flow er. baIks guns and bssams the ecacies OF whca
have beea thoroughly tested great many
ing the long and extensive practice OF hener and MRS.
Mott In New York and Boston. Consultations ffee Of
charge 1870.
~ No cases Of an immosal character attended, TO.
Persons consulting by letter Up stpad) viii receive fui
particulars in answer and have medicines carefuly
pack ed and forwarded BY express. d2o ot'os"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

I'm PURSUANCE OF an order of the
D Surrogate of the County OF NewYork notice . here
hv gwen TO all persons having claims against ROBERT s.
HALsEY. late Of the City Of New-York deceased, to
present the with vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber
~ her residence No lO5 Thrd-av in the City of New
York on or before the fourteenth day OF June next
Da ed New-York the eleventh day OF December, 1851.
dl2 jaw6mEs MARGARET HALSEY, Admtrix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02
DEOPLE'S BANK of PATERSON.-

In pursuance OF order Of the Chancellor ofhe State
NewJesey, notice Is hereby given that the CREDIT
ORS OF the Corporation styled THE PRESIDENT. d.
RECTORS and COMPANY Of the PEOPLES BANK q
PATERSON required TO present their claims md de-
mands the subscribers Receivers for the Creditors and
Stockholders said Bank and TO prove the same II re-
months from the fifteenth day of November, a5 Or heg
VIII be excluded from the benefit OF such dividends nag
hereafter be declared by the Chancellor upon the proceeds
OF the effects of SAID Cooperation
The Receivers ready to receive such claims and
20 issue Certc therefor at their Office In Nam st. Pc
tarson, ". J.-Dated November Is, 1851
C:syAN WAGNER,
WILLIAM y. DAY. ReceVeu.
n29 iaw3ms JACOB VAN ARSDALE,)
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VALUABLE BOOKS for PRESENTS.

VALUABLE BOOKS for PRESENTS.
-EIIZABETH BARRETT BR0wNIN0a Pc
Ess syo!s calf snt,e, and msrecee
EORISwORTHs EXCURSION. Morocco aod cali.
IENNfSoNS POEMS 3vsss calf
TFSklsoNS IN MrMORIAM Calf antique
SIR ROGER DE- COvERLEY Calf antqss
SCoTTS POLITICAL WORKS avsls.. morocco -
scorrs POLITICAL WORKS = vols. Asifealfs.1
LoNGFELLow's POEMS. .vols. sn,iase calf
IoNGFELLOw'S VOICES OF THE NfGHr, AND
POEMS. eempiste-besutifuly illustrated and eoanf
cloth flt snd morocco
FRIENDS IN COUNCIL. Pscsssmss edition. Q vs,s.
COMPANIONS or MY SOLITUDE sa.s style.
ESSAYS WRITTEN IN INTERVALS OF BUN-
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SIR wxLTER SCOTS WORKS Author. edition, ~
SIR WALTER sCorrs WORKS Boston eAnss. A,,T
sIRwALrER SCOTS WORKS Assss,.fsrd .dis'a..
LoSGTELLow's GOLDEN LEGEND Clssh sss
ALIEN HAMrLToNs WORKS svols. hslf calf,
1850 and 1851 Half morocco, neat
IRvING'S wohKs: Is vols. calf. antique. and half
PENNY CYCLoPEDIA. IS vols. half morocco. mar
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ART JOURNAL Illustrated Catalogue OF the Ores
Exhbticn-haf bound
Al the illustrated Books Of the season. ANNALS Stsnd-
ARD Poets &c &C In vaf,ous tive bud nss.
Bibles, Prayer Books. sc. sc.
Juvenile Books. Games. &c in great variety Fer sale
BY CHAS. s. FRANCIS CO.
DIS gHWSF No. 15l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

ROARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife,
- and two or three single Gentleman, be
dated neat and full board at IS Waren-st.
d2i 2w MW&Fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02
To Mariners.

On or about the first Of January the Light Ship of STRAIT
ford Point will be taken into port for repairs aud viii be
replaced on Ler about the middle of February. Of
which due notice VIII be gven.
r. MAXWELL, Collector.
The Prordence Post says the DOlDnns on Buocks and
ConnIncul POINTS, the rver have been carried away by
HYDRoGRAPHIc OFFICE, ADMIRALTY, Dec. l. 1851.
NORTH COAST PRANCE.-TDo Fired Lights az ne
Mouth Of the Rirer CdRche IN the Bay Of Etdptes-fhs
French Government has notice that on the let JAM
1874 the Fined Lights which have been some time pre-
raung AZ the mouth Of the River CaDche Will be shown
These Lights being $40 yards apart the bearing Of North
and South (ttrue will eyeU~here appear cisIIncI rom
each other within the limits Of hslr range ~. AZ
N long IS 40 FROM Greenwich. and both being u eet
above the gh. level viii he visible At the distance
Of 20 niles. u,s..
The above Lights will supercede the two small 90
Touauet Point which will therefore he discontinued from
this period.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02
SUPREME COURT CHARLES

~ UPREME Z u U X 1 - CHANLEO
~ STORM against ALEXANDER MURRAY, WHIT
ING r. SANGER. ADAM SMITH, and WILLIAM
sMITH-Summons for money demand on contract. Te
the defendants You are hereby summoned and required
10 answer the complaint in this action which wall be hisd
in the Office ofhe Clerk the City and County Of New,
your answer to the said complaint the subscribers at our
Office, No. 81 walist in said city, within twenty days
day OF such service and you fail to the said COM
plant within aforesaid this plaintiff in this sctis.
dollars with interest from the seventeenth day Of Juy
one thousand eight and yoLe, besides the costs
of actIon-Dated November n. 1851
MANN RODMAN & PERSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint in this action filed the Office OF the
CLERK Of the County Of New-York on the 18th INST.
MANN, RODMAN & PERSON,
December ie 1851. Plainuh's Attorneys.
l0uR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate Of the County Of New notice IS hereby
gwen all persons having claims MATTHIAS l.
ANDERSON. late of the City Of New-fork, Baker de-
ceased the with vouchers thereof 20 the
Subscriber his Store No 40 Grandstree the City
NewYork before the twenty eighth day Of Janu
AIRY next-Dated New ork the 231 DAP of Jaly 1851.
was lawonYs NATHAN RAYNOR, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate If the County of New York, notice Is hereby
given all persons having CLAIMS against BERNARD
KERLEY late ofthe City Of York, Grocer. deceased
present the with thereof 70 thebubscDerv
at The residence Of James Salmon, No. 23 East 5xteeah
street. in the City OF NewYork beOre the twenty
ninth day of January lexDated New York, the twenty
fifth day Of July, 1851. "
iyz6 iawgnSats DANIEL HAYDEN, HAess''
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

II N z RSUANOE Uf al UIutr vi tIIc OuI-
rogate Of the County Of New-York. notice Is heeng
gwen TO an persons having claims against CHARLhS
WRIGHT hate of the City of NswYork. merchant, de-
ceased present the with vouchers thereof W the
subscriber at the Office OF W. A. Seely No lsf Fultons
in City of New York before the twenty fourth
day of April neIt-Dated New York the twentyhirddV
OF October, 1851. ELIZA j. WRlGhTt
lav6mS Administrative
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CIRCULAR.-At the reopeuins Of tho

CIRCULAR.-At the reopening of the
~ musical season. the undersigned beg 20 direct the a.
tention Of Their customers and the musical public srs
raj to their MUSICAL CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
which, having been greatly enlarged and completed
tains collection Of upwards II II oo9 numbers
prsng the compositions Of all the classical and modeza
European composers.
The terms Of subscription remain unaltered
For months--.--.---. Payable IN advance.
Subscribers the whole year have the advantage sf
premium consisting Of s. worth Of music at tAsI own
choice.
To the lovers of there is offered opycr-
tunty 10 have constantly at very moderate stpsnss
the use Of large and weld assorted collection Of MUSIC.
enabling them become acquainted with the works cf Il
the ancient and modern masters of Germany, France anA
Italy.
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