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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

VoUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAS GENE
raj Committec.-The regular monthly meeting of thi-
Committee will be held at the Committee Room Tammsny
HAIL on Wednesday evening" March 10 1852 at hslpss
o'clock. by order. JOHN WHEELER, Chairman.
J JmA9pru s D; Glover. }secretares.
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INsTRUCTTONs,

sl.0s>
CPANISH LANGuAGE.-A. DE T.. RAFZ Tp.rurn
~ and Translator of the above language I,,,, =
hours disengaged, will devote them in Giving sa NV
Office, part of the city, will also ,aL ~ ~
latons with correctness ana punctuality Addrss NJ
Dey street, door from Broadway room No p ~ 20.
fourth floor. 800 w. ''e On tue
INSTRUCTION. FRENCH LADY ptpprcr,
acquainted with the English language ~ ~
pinn9 ana OF ,hc french language wishes 10 aud
hblo Inmy whore her essons would he .
Iehsntion Tor her lodging, treakfast and tea ya
CITY fcicrencos required Please address nnro ~ =,
Dor VI Post Office, New York. ' no'o 10 H.
~ o. BRO0kES DANCING ACADEMY ,,Yo.
49,. nore new classes are forming AZ the rs.a
Moons corner thryste and Delaney stroels ,-
am IridnNt Ladies and children meet M III con
irivate lessons ~ 23 Grand street 90 nncr ~
~ Tho schto will ronain open during Tho Liver Livery
w RITING CLASsgS.-AppLY TINS urpy -.
" Godsmiths, 80 Broadway, IL YOU visL In 800 ~
GOOD and-xrDS The terms reduced f,r tps n,
ony 70 81 90 for the course Of ton lessons
a. ~ and o'clock =. w. Gentlemen, day and 49, ~ -
Private instruction, $40. ~ """ "Fenhgs
A LADY WHoHAs MAD CoNsIpERAUtr eI,ccpss
~ IN teaching both ~ tha country and mo az ,,sIc
resume the engagement of G0vcrnc.s Nishss 70
mnfie ana Trench, In addition 10 tho usrai Iups ia
-. r,rr !. the family she has last resided ~ nat
r.ctcd TO GoSernsss, W est ~ no. ~.
't N""hs 'efms &ep viii bc promptly attended q. w"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

CHEAPPUBLICATIoNS MAY BE HAD AT THE HAR
lem Railroad Building. Tryon row; also Iarper's Ma
gs,ne Pntnams Library and I'll the works ~ soon
published For sale by ELTON AZ Co
31rycn row, Harlem Railroad Bus isngs
ENGRAyINGS AND BOOKS SELLING OFF VERY
- cheap comprising fine line Prints, Scraps Portraits
studics Lithogrnphs, Portraits Landscapes, Views &c.
no nm immense variety Of Books old and new, on all sub
jeets, Ut low prices, they must be sold.
J. r. NEAGLE, l02 Nassau strcet
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Court Calendar-Th Dav

SrrRrMr CouRT--CRCUIr.-Nos. 24, 255, 257 25S, $50
26l 2c scA, 265, 2e6 26S 26o go 235 1888 2 SPECIAL
TERMNos. s. as IS, g. o. %: S. &C. H. 49, A. ST. CO.
81, 63.
COMMON PLEAs-GryERAL TInM.--FOr motions and ar
guments.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Two Branches-Noe 25S A59 500
SIT, 51S 519 52l 52 52 524 526 52e SOL 53 5S4 535
$50, $40 542 53 544 55 $40 547 54s 549 49, 3i7 493
514, 492, 2o5, 552, $50, 554, $50, $50, 657, 500.
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LOST, &c.

IOST, &c.
81 REWARD-LosT. IN CHATHAM STREET NEAR
PO Roosevelt street, Saturday evening Mare D. 1852
hob Chain and Seal with hook attached Tho above re-
ward and the thanks of the will he
ing the same to r. Coyc, No M Chatham strcct and no
questions asked. ~ " -
90 REWARD WILL DE PAID FOR PAIR OF
W~ gold Speetaclos supposed to be lost in going from
thhmbers street to all street. through
day sunday afternoon The left at Mr. Bartkes IL
van street up stairs will received the Gboys reward
/ OsT-ON WEDNESDAY LAST, BETWEEN 3 AND q
- r. NJ, Gold Brooch, blue cnarnead inlaid with ru
ties and pearls in the shape Of leaf Tho finder viii b.
rewarded by leaving II at los Fulton street.
/ ,oST..soMETIME BETWEEN WEDNESDAY (TUIRp
INST ana Saturday afternoons silk chain,
two gold Lochet- containing the likeness gentemsn
$50, Tour gold Rings and several charms
very literally rewarded by leaving them at No 70 John
/ osT-.oN MONDAY AFTERNOON THE lsr INST
- at the corner OF William street and EXCHANGE riaoe
PACK ana tan rough Terrier Dog to tho name u
lack had on steel curb collar the owners address
Three dollars will paid on Lis being delivered at The AL
Office, No. Barclay street. " Wv ~
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Students,
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved That although deeply and sincerely
the of Professor vile s. Pattisou
Of the most able lecturers Anatomy in the States and
whose excellent method of imparting instruction has
lasting and ndelbe impression tho respective members
OF his class many Of whom the med
cal profession yet allow the present
being the closing q the session. to by without
opinions Of DIR. William Darling,
took his place. and finished the OF lectures There
fore
grateful Acknowledgements to Dr. Darling selected that
gentleman without previous intimation, by
Faculty for his able and brilliant exposition of
Science, in which gave the most unqualified satisfaction
the reflected the
temcn who compose the Faculty he being chosen
when few other could found sustain
ton OF the illustrous dead.
Resolved That tbese resolutions be published in the New
York Herald, Rnd that copy be presented OAR
ling WILLIAM +. WALKER, President
X. +. FOWLER, 1c......
CHARLES A. Bvpp. 1oefe'~'ee'
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WANTED PuRcHAsE.-Thc best method Of using the
language and style Of gentlemen when writing of naval
officers Heretofore the advertiser has acted Turnkey
to foreign orator and called naval gentlemen brutal
blackguards'' Apply ut the Office Of penny abo-
utioD paper in Nassau street.
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Boots Bukins, Tyes slippers Toilet Slips for yourselves
children, to j. b. KILLERS, in Canal street. He has
the largest est and best assortment be had
New York Every article is OF his manufacture made
in beautiful style, and sold at moderate prices at
J. II. MILLERS, ia Canal street.
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Genin's Spring style Of Hats were iutrO-
duced Saturday the l4th February Gentlemen want
Of Hat, superior in stylc and quality invited call
GENlN, No. ia Broadway.
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of measuring adopted ut GREENS, at Aston House. Sc
cures fit with mathematical certainty The quality
material and the needework unequalled And
hour when set Of shirts is promised they are sent
home.
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now prepared to offer their customers large stock
fine clothing suitable for the season. made the
rails and IN the latest style Our assortment Of boys and
soods. No deyi alton
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1,4OO Pairs Lace mud Muslin Curtains. n
S ,n from " 70 sly me Lac
Dealers and families ind the best tn
city. at KELLY Il FERGUSONS, at No. 2s9ls broadway
Store extending hack to Reade street.
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Oar Boston Correspondence


=, 80
if ofeas 'f'PT''pe De'PhAfW"N 'W 'Sf0
Il gOHc'-1de GoaYri0WStip- in'Grcati,a
Q.e,,,,,- ~, ,,,,r,,,,i gef,,, nm y, ,.t,,,,,
dtsch '''tS, o.
The demonstration in favor OF the Maine Law,
which cana oa here on "Wednesday was M sr,h
oot.r,;- l,.- 80,
s'>at "H'ii' aver a. 'ao puh'ns aaa o1o6ins "nlea
had been resortcd to 70 make it resombl. bladder
OF enor nous proportions Tho procession which
49,. -, ,s.-.. .;..,. - -, r
fo' ~ e'Hou' psosuAe'
oecnuse II ASKS Tor Io1strous !aw), was respect
able, but nothing moro. Some members OF tbe
Legislature SAY, ia the mode of ia presentation.
- -, 80 = -
'oAo i1eSa' - 'Hs'e P'sa'@ut ii'sie aaaus
Hhch used 70 cone oil during tue French Reyolu.
ton when the market women ara o.Der r,sr,o,a n
40, cl,sa w,,o rs.; ~ $50 ,o,;slo,;,, t.;.,.,
- -
behene q 'neH angus. pieFeh,c, hot =, 1873 CUB
Gnirg thomtel7cs to the galleries, but o.. .onaiy
"talinc ihe door Nth !. disrey,,d r. ,,t-, e-,,
h;.h,,, oo,,r,,nlabro !; - 4..l. !
nsois eonllsAi"O'S - 10 sV-As aH' uauHh'eis ~
liberty. Bat tho temperance petitioners behaved
il avery operate AMI ass.cet manner Letting II
III tteir ststcan,,' !, = e., .,.,v., .h4 . !
49,, 4, 80 s.''''a
Yeis n4dcn lse tle tIesl5 ".el ,hicn ~ oI0teeS
VS. Neisemea nome oy ~ pGf'is-'slgh3 q eAtra
aIers'n, W. tle Gnu p huI Sh' must -
a,Llputeo - lho Wes.oef' 6Alen was II cold - y
gas = Pnlc1 opShl IL a III Gays Y ''canlca, II
49, t,er,> 81. =, ,,tr .,so. -. 81 80. 49,
"ha 'eIJ &1ashS = taef o&.se ous az tla zeal 49,
aicef ~ ne w. ~ never tan Ses me sPNits YGIy
hiha ~ ~nsn tn9 tneiinomsLeF Is at zero Dn yQu
srlFoie mat Hahomoe eYsr COMO nave burned tho
"o.id nIs'ee iowa. bsa - oe1n ogrn aa0 brought
up - cIi lQefAeA is-d tho Weasoor been N&rlG,
tpe pfcctsiion Wou4d ha,o been Twice as large AMI
tie buz25s ioNr tlmfs aalcpd Ihere vii, , yo7gr
&c ~ r enough GU " tle affair; that you may b.
at.vIcd o.
thd The greatest colNarety OF opinion az 70
ire probable late 81 the attenptto tasten tho
alne iaR upsn ~. VIC msu, whose opinion .
entitled 2 respect ayers lhit the people nave 10
ctsue 'oT sach sta,9te; wnile another, whose
oFiIioR y equahy teth!su 20 respect, = certain
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Orr New orienn. Correspondence.

NEW ORLEANS, Jaa A., 49,
E'heme Cols jFmfper AZ Auc Of!eatS-ttsea
.Sio,N,- TljafgsGD If N1py pg,,o,, ~ Lgbr P9af
15o-,,o,,,e~y nv, sn,.l,,,,s,- p,,,,, ~ 6o, =
. 80. ,,,
bd~'N 1"-i"etheM q ~ < "V''tSsS' y
Oar southern land, the merits OF whose genial
cline have SO often been sung BY poets ana tho
So,,h ,,,oo,o;n,o,.o -, a. -, oe ~ NV :. -
NAS" P'0o'AU ~ ~ w ~ tno " ~ 49, "
Whieh lovers nave invited tnelr beautiful ones
10 come aud dwell nss certainly los. ali tho iams
which rosts baye hastowed unon i. yes. RI,
$500, - ~ It,, 49,. $500, -, sta.;,, as
Raot'ee " oIr crime maze depagteo' aao sorlss u
tho Sunny Scuth''--of its forests Of avergreons-
it, blooming groves o. orange trees It's mn xnilcent
a. S 49,. ..x. c -.
no"tt sMSoas' "nosD 1's1anoo perfume" 'a7
"hairy breeze which famed "tAe cheek OF
beauty" have. Ike tales Of the sDenior o. ancient
Coco. a,dpon, ~ ~ -o,3 h,~.,y.ar 49,, :,
! - - - 80 80
lhe ta'bGs tnat were JUST tnlnA o. che tall-
momster beng only eighteen degrees above zoro
this morning with lne p-osDe,, of II continuing
t. fall What 4 bea.tifi, place Nes Orleans aus
become for inyalids For iieayen's sake. do not
III .nv NJ vour Norkharn frianas coma baye uu'ier
,be naint;cn that thav wi,l nnd ,ra-,, MI ,,ats
Nothing INT frozen streets ana io;olas f,vhat i
hard name for d Southerner 10 snoln ,reet liz
,ye ii reined ha,1 All day Yesterday win 4 5ale
f,n, tbe eastwsrd Last MONT Il cbonnaa aronni
- III northSeest ana III, u ! sr-o,nar fr.as mo-
.yar,th;rg Ma an1 r.t INA oiSsss ;5,ah,pap,,
infor,ne toe. hogeycr that. twenty soara ago. loa
made ner. hard enanyh ~ hear I nan. a1d tbnt
on,;,y .he snanish ,es1,,e Marc AZ. VINTAGE ,.aya
49, esyara
-
Inc tete 2aiss nave bl0Wn neaIy ~ the w.'er
~, ~ !, - sh,S - Nv.
lAe S'e"indI tAae sno..' hlYc pi.nsut ny I'LL.
over .es''oby' sroahue' soihg 20 Apmte 80 tnsre
va z" noas 70 "s!hs sise AaA ovss' 4ae neat "
ltsee ea.S nv ing IN ~ inss, ~ - ~
cue mi'l' iass y tne woafl % aceOua. y .s
.oW water for several 1ays PAST, passengers nave
itkh bdelsu lt'. mo ~ t-le s*taaeI IN sctoon-
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tne great xor.hies Of sho lana Pra,laely At treva

thc great worthless OF the land Precisely at tveIvs
O'clock the procession arrived at the Western en-
franco, IN the folio wing order -Hea rse and four
horses, with velvet horse cloths and p!rnes, con.
tanning the body in splendid coffin Eleven
mourning coaches and four followed, containing
the personal friends Of the deceased and the mem.
bers os the Royal ACADEMY, all wearing tha usual
insignia Ct mourning The coffin having been
taken out Of tho hsnfso, was covered with a pail,
Messrs Creswick, Chaion. Roberts, Witberngton.
Mulready and S;an6eio, all brother artists, eicia
ting as pail bearers. The aisle was very much
crowded; ard cons picuous objec. OF interest was
the old horsekeeper Of tho dece asod, who. clad in
the deopes. black sat close 10 the coffin, aud sob
bed her responses to tie services She had been IN
Mr. Turner'S service for i'ty twl years. 40 so
lemn service being over, ths procession was again
formed. and proceeded TO the crypt, where tho
body of the deceased artist was laid IN q grave,
situstej his lsat wish had pointed out, close to
that which contained tho romans 0e Sir Joshrs
Reynolds and 10 the naar neighboyhoo Of Sir
Christopher Wren's
IL 10 reported that Mr.. Turner has 5alueathed
to tho Artists Benevolent Fund society the bulk OF
bis properly. amounting, as some ailego, to up
wards OF Goo 900, Bis fine collection Of paint
ipgs be has presented to the nation; at the same
time setting apart sufficient sun to ersct
suitable receptacle for them, which may enable,
not only the public, but artists also. TO have free
access to them
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dIscc, thc Russ.a Minister, are no ,n. I ten,s to

Disco the Russian Minister, are no small items to
contend with, and hope the people will rsisAe
those poor members Of Congress from thoir bur
oens, OF compel them, by the force Of public opin
on to vndcate the character Of this re public, aai
act worthy Of q Washington, Jefferson and Paine.
And rhen the nations OF Europe are FREQ, and
requiem fer Russs and Austria, with their detesta-
bic protege, Louis Napoleon, Is chaunted through
the world. then, IN gratitude for their si.hfu nd
hefence al services 10 their cause, General Wat
son Webb and John Hughes sh al Do promoted to
tho honorable I0si5en Of chief nourners And
nov, permit me to give toast, TO WHICH, an
spre, every heart will respond--
Louis kossuth-rhe IA p ofhs Countrywide mira
tion Of ell vile and good mens terror 70 tgrsny ana
corruption; The morning Of his life has been coudsi
and bis MONDAY semDestuou. may his evening b.
crowned sh success ana his last days be radiant win
bappiEtss
Madame Roses speech was frequently inter.
ippsed by Outbursts Of appreciation, and at It's
close, tho applause was loud anu continuous
Ihe company soon after repaired 20 tho bah
room where the celebration OF ths eyent Was
p.essngiy terminated
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The T ufr

Mcsug R.cEs-Tano DAy--THtnsD,y, Zee. 25-
Three mile hssu-1oosey Cnn faise. pso
III! ) Nehhaiee 81. ~ Aunp Y wy Lase' !,
cfm Li5a Jtpsins hve years GA. .'..,;... Il Us
y = readsnJ o. ~ he.Autsi' Suui ANA haI-
TOW Tour Ire oii -. $3.50. on
~ - .-VDs - - ~ $500 ~ : @~*'-N' 49,
~ iop {, D, ne years 90 4: -.
aenttI olNtre 81 fShs ~ ossncos' aea y ! !
beIIaLu' IeuI yea - .,..'s ..''..'..t : :
2inie neutrality-suspicious.
IstETH pAY-EetoAf, Dec -o-EouE nile heat; :
Purse Siot -
! X 6tid!hgs bet'y u.Fsr oy RssneT' aam
MlnstiFh iouf years oid 80, :
~ z Nnnnsle. en- ~ In4!P oy u4fy Les1e' aam : :
LIZA 5tnsins tnfee years ~ :
onnLef = nv 'piiiie1' " 4up' Dssa@@H' 4
uofH IMP oiltaan!a 80. -. :"
A'p's olo-s'io
NV crir.ss r. -D,N.AMNS Corn5g-F,IL Nj
ivG--SiSrA DAy-thp fsAraces On toe nganan Course
COED % me SIN mt ana uth X say they ended "a
0-s@e q gify
~ race W5s inr tn1 JOCKEY G0u pur," q foe0-lon,
nlie kthts ipe tLAIies Wee Nape, htuahstonei ana
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Corrr o. hrpests January -. No 90 CoveN, res
ropdent sxaiuss i and another appellants reserved
raYre Argued John Collier Tor appellants; N.
mn y III respondsIt 70. ". fisd respo nd an;
against The Mayor 81 q the city Of New York apps.
lsats a reserved cause 4 J Willard aro H. 4 Shsp-
aia ,cr appellants; D, Dudy Fle4 Tor respondent ySt
concluded q + Al. Afternoon ssssol. 1.-The arm.
merit Ct so % concluded
JA.LaRi -, 1862 NO. co warnec ana other, res
fr1rleIts aEsinst lee President Sc ppsslant Ire
lauls taken Ia this cause tie lgth lass opened
~ content ana cau.e aNusd Jaae8 So ards los
appellant; a. l3i " ior eai pouicpt. ga pmaa res-
pendent, 6gEiLSr White, receiver &c GppsNaat phis
carge PM upon the calerdar aul su5m.,tel Joha II.
ReVns is lex arlt.lHni Isaac ttWagts tr e8pDnl az
None. 80 appellant utaiAf. Kelt. rxtrater $50, ani
others respond lats Tris pat upou Tao aisn1sr
eaG submitted by consent Howard. Jft counsel
o, o. reserved ese. Bu.ka.sv, raspo14sut sg-i1st
hetcitss and Others, aptGal1ts ANsrta. Samusl
ton lent Net concluded ? 2. 4 AZ 's.oon sos
lion 1Ns arsula,ot g. cause No p c'nclaied 70 al
itulEn.at.
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Pt'arHfsM iS SoUTR CARoLiSA. number
q sa,e reupels ia sCGth Carolina is 10 t5l o. rhcm
tLglO IRE foreigners OF tlese 1896 are EuEish %
it.th TIE total fgpcnsc "a tbs AIMS hOUss and ap.
pWiensrces ics iht year, has oeen bi8s 6eS. O the
Icrrgn neuptrs, -3J1 have come Into The
WtiAlD Single yenr Tho total number Of persons
relieved tr supports as pauptis during the gear Aas
been = VA " hrse the ~ nhoau fact Is stated that
obaolg $500 were made psGpera b intomperance IN
tltMtgl1ts y. others
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EaRTHQrAKs u n lssGsspPL-At Holly 7prirgs.
Miss on The ga ia shock OF an ear tnqusAe
wac et shaking the most substantial bull dnge for mile,
around No great damage was d0ae, bsycnd ths ls.
:lss,ipa osp tsv ea'preIs
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OUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of
WILLIAM 8 GRFooRY.
HKNRy +. DAVIES, Attorney.

~ the Application Of tie Mayor. Aldsnnaa and Ccmnel-
M 4 si S q nom ss' x. Hsaso
River, in the City Of New Yerk. The subscrissu. Con-
TED appointed b. RUE sshs sapr:n: Court
ss notice Pursuant TO q. ,Ss Of " 40. e
tsS AZ Act to amend an Act entitled reduce
several Law. rsl... : e IN: C Of hsw
h., ss. s Sas .Ses and
Coussoasrs n the above matter containing the sancs
lot. Is sSsy appear on he Maps Of the
gsthsr with such naFe and the amount OF essss,mens
,O and o.s which wsT. used T
Commissioners in making then have been asRccs
ofNs- Ycri or the inspection whonsosvsr nsyees
cern there to remain fer ct least sxY day. before "
:: e: tim. .sd pse.
TIE said Comn.slonsrs further Evs notice porsuss 70 -
,Ss6 an Act IN rslsscn to the collection q Agreements
and Tslss C saa County va, 10, 20 -
D,s,ss Mss Tor o. sscupa 81 al ss
improved uAnproysd land. affected thereby ts.s sas
psrscns hose interests are ascssd thereby and who n
opposed to q: sane 4; IT, &
css,rmsn Of tbs said Conmssionsrs Al the ocs Of sns
g. Sandford. Esa No 1s Rrosdwsy IN ths Cry o. M
ha, the limits embraced By this sasessnsn. arc a.
shat All the los pscs, or parcels o. xns -. y.
II. VIZ: o. On tie s.ss 3 .Ss s.stsIY linz q -: {!
i9i-s.; on tAs. wsS, y TIE sssts.ly Inc % g.
4. s.es 6 s.. q: sG s p =. T. IL =
scatl by the liae Of the center Of tbs block bsswess
i:sS aisss., ss "a :@s x Z s !s Ia. 49,
Lire nde OF iitbay the west By shs sassriy lins
the Hudson River; on the north. BY shs Inns Of tss
on tia south, by ths line Of the center Of the block
between 5lst.st. sad 3oth-s And .hs said GOWNS.
above entitled matter viii be made nHs presented 80 the
supreme Court Of the STATE Of Nsw-YeIl. It special
CITY Of Nsv-York on Saturday tbs nth day Of MARCH,
ASA the opening Of the Coprt or hs. day oI IS 600.
there motion viii be made thai Bspo es oesarns1
Datsd New York, jar. 8, 1851.
MOSES MAYNARD Jh.,
JAMES g. sANFOhD, Comm saonu.
WILLIAM 8: GREGORY
dyEEY n DAVIES, Attorney. II tHN
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

~ TIE application Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commoe
OF he EITVENTH-Av.. kom Io7,h st. to l4ith st., IN
the City of New York Public notice hereby gwen ~
York pursuant statute in such cass made and
that me said Mayor Aldermen and Commonaiiy Of NE
erens Court Of the state Of NewYork ats Special Tern
x the ssld Court to be held at the City Hail. the gay
s opepins of the Court tbss day. o. 40 soon
as Counsel can be heard for the appoAtnent OF Conan
mates that the and sxtsnt Of tbs IN
hereby intended the opening Of the Eleventh sy rom
10 he mao or plsn Of the Cry of New York. under sad
h virtue Of On oct Of the Legislature Of the state OF New
Ysk en- titled An Act relative
ns is,pg out Of streets and roads u the CITY Of Hs.
York and for other purposes. Pssssd Apni sw
York, Apin l, 1888. HENhi y. En.rss..
al to3l Couksoi W 'ns W" po....-
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the
4 Surrogate Of IN County Of New YoIk s95 n az a
TAIsEY late Of the Cty Of Nsw-york dscssssa, =
prsseb, the same with vouchers hereof 20 80 n Nsv.
yort on or bSfors tho fourteesnsh tsy Of ysss ss,
Dsed Esw-York the eleventh day q 1svw xisTrix.
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Wreau Gtsamers. ST.

NOR LIVERPOOL-The favorits and
IL well known steamship SARAH SANDS 1900 tuas
burden W. THOMPSON Commander. will be dispsfchs
for LIVERPOOL on SATURDAY. May at 10 o'clock
This ship hss teen thoroughly yotted and has superior
accommodations for passengers
RATES OF PASSAGE.
fyst CABIN, -S9olSecoDe Cabin
For Freight oy Passage apply 20
J.HOWARD SON. Agents, Ne. "a Broadway.
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TvOgPORATION NOTICE; = ia pao aIs

" Notice is hereby sVs1. ssss 1idsrmss. for
s.n.sd IN .ns BS;lS g Go. ic.hs, e Is
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y ~ Ofcs. o. o. bsfo's 80 t,s ~" =
ssss DsS1'ssas Asrinj \ ls Las psAn. President
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL

composlDg THIS Inc are The foIoWlnx. -
AILAMTiC, Capt West, PACdTiC, Capt c Nys;
ADRIATIC. Capt. Grafton.
These ships have been built By contract. expressly fH
Government service Every care has been taken in tne
construction also Ia their Engines to insure strength
and SPEED and their accommodations for passengers are
unsQaled for elegance and comfor Price u passage from
EewYork TO Liverpool il rst-csss cabin, Sl IN second
de- $40 exclusive Of extra state-rooms $500 from
Liverpool New Yorb ESQ and f20 experienced sur
esou attached each ship No berth secured until
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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CTPREME COURT. KINGS County

SUPREME COUNT, Mugs County
~ Daniel Coaor against Daniel Day and Juhs his wife.
Timothy DAILY and Jane his wife, John DAILY and Cafherns
s wife Patrick DAILY and gohannah his Wifi, David DAILY
ar Eiizabeth his wife Elizabeth DAILY DesIis Kelly and
Caiharns his wife. and Ellen Dayenm mons-for relief
ICON. noA serl To DANIEL DAILY asa JULIA hIs
wife TIMOTHY DAILY and JANE his wife, a!d EL1Z.
ABETH DAILY You are hereby suumoasd and required
70 answer the complaint this scon, which will be flsd
in the es Of the CLERK Of the County Of KAgs. at the
Ctr Hall in the City Of Brooklyn and serve copy e
your the said complaint on the susscnbsr q
within twenty days asr the service Of this summons On
You exclusive Of the day Of such sevse sn1 II yos fail
10 the said complaint within the ne Aforesaid the
plaintiff 10 this action will apply to the Court for the relief
dem Cd in The complaint Dated March it1
JOHN McCAHILL. Piantif' q Attorney.
The complant mentioned in the above summons was
fled in he Office Of the Cefk Of the County Of Kings
Aforesaid on the 5th day of April, 1852
40 iswswF JOHN NccAHILL, Plaintiffs Any.
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CTPTTT DEPARTMENT, Ne. 4 Hall

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