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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

SCOTT RALLIEs.-On Saturday night there
was several largely attended and enthusiastic
Scott rallies. Of course, we were only able tc
attend one of them-the rally in the Third Dis
trict, at the corner of Moreau and Elysian
Fields streets.
1t was largely attended, some fifteen hundred
persons being upon the ground Mr.. L. j. Car
rell responded to a call, and Messrs. Lathrop
Holiday, Bermudez and Bemiss followed in very
effective addresses. Speaking as a democrat
and soldier who served under Scott, Majol
Holiday was particularly effective
As usual the Scott Rangers were out in force
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To the Ladies.

SIMPSON, SO CANAL STREET,
ct Has just opened
FRESH KID GLovES-wbte, Black and Cooad.
EMBROIDERED sKIRTs-Beautifll Styles.
Also, full supply of
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
Comprising BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES, CURTAIN GOODS,
TABLE DAMAsKs, NAPKINS, ToWELGNGs CRASH, etc,
etc, MI rs cheap the economical DESIRE
oct9 If SIAPSO MS, Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

ZGs~ STATE Observation-Disclosures Crescent.
Please BRIANT, Esq
years Clerk the Treasury Department
supported for the office Of STATE TREASURER by
ocl MANY FRIENDS.
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Splendid Waa,tilIns.

Splendid .WaaltiiINs.
JUST RECEIVED
EMBROIDERED FRONT MANTILLAS;
CHAMELEON MANTILLAS-LACE TRIMMED;
TURC SATIN MANTGLLAS-INLAID FRINGE;
MANTILLAS TRIMMED WITH sONTAG VELVET;
WATERED SILK MANTILLAS
PLAIN BLACK SILK AtANTILLAS;
PRINCESS TRIMMED MANTILLAs;
MISSES WATERED SILK NIANTILLAs,
CoBURG CLoAKS-- VERY CHEAP.
y All just per seamshp guarantee,
be OF the latest styles and pce unsurpassed for henpnss
SIMPSOStS CaBal street
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This season.

ARRANsAs RvER-The Pine Bluff Republican of the I'd
inst says hat the river rising slowly at that point and
is in much better boating condition than is usual al
This aeason
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notwithstanding.

AT ~ CHARITIES STREET.
e- A. BRoUSsEAu have received b, arrivals very
large and spendtt rs of CARPEIlSG such
SUPERIOR VELVET AND BRUSSELS TAPESTRY.
BRUSSELS, TIREE-PLYS, ISGRA1SS, FsNETlANS, etc;
Figured BAIZE LINEN Crumh Cloths WINDOW SHADES
STAIR RODS, TABLEANn PIANO COVERS RUGS Of all kinds
White and Cooei NJ ATTISG, etc, ec.;
FLOOR OIL CLOTH from feet wide, Of various qualities all
which they otter at LOW PRICES FOR CASH salts aCtory paper
ccll lwEP
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@8s~ The regular weekly packet steamer
FRANK LYON Capt Stone will leave PRINCETON THIS DAY,
EVERY FRIDAY thereafter Shippers may rely the F. L.
tnuing in the trade during the
au2o 2ptf sTRorHER BROS, Agents, a5 poydras street.
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Gas- CONSOLIDATED ASSOCIATION. THE mem
ers this association requested attend the meeting to be held
on MONDAY EVENING, October o'clock, the Hall
PEARL Charles street Importance
acte and that all the m mbers will
c. YOUNG, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

STATE TREAsURER.-ln another column will be found
an announcement of George p Brant candidate for
State Treasurer Capacity fidelity long experience, and
industrious habits the recommendations OF Mr. Bri-
ant There is worthier of the office or capable
of fulfilling its duties. 4. j.
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$50 Grape ShaaCts,
q Just received per Crescent City, ranging from
80 EACH TO $40,
SACRIFICE New York, and will all be sold at a
very small advance. The comprises
PLAIN EMBROIDERED AND COLORED SIIAWLS
OF THE LATEST PATTERNS.
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la8~ PENMANsHIP AND Book KEEPING.-Dol-
Academy Sc Canal street. qualities young for busness The
skill the above branches keeps hundreds employment
See advertisement. octll II
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FRou The schooner Hannibal sixty seven days
from Whampoa arrived at San Francisco with dates te
the 1st of uy-being week later than those prev
ousy received Nothing of note transpired during that
period -
the Cd Of May with $40 Coolies board bound for san
Francisco On the 26th of May, when to the westward q
the Bashees she dismased in gale and after ABOUT
thirty days succeeded reaching the China coast near
the Fokai Point from whence she sent boat to Hong
Kong The P s. Co.'s steamer Canton took her INTO the
harbor When she returned she had but i've days water
on board.
At Uumsingmoon large junk was seized, While at
tempting to smugge in cargo of sugar
The q S. steam frigate Susquehanna, Com Auilck was
at Hong Kong the sleopof-war Saratoga Com walker
was at Amoy and the Plymouth, Kenney, on the east
coast.
There were ten vessels up for California.
FRoM THE socIEry IsLASps.-By the arrival OF the
schooner Pringle Hunhine we learn that Animate
fhe Regent or Governor of Huahine had applied to the
commander Of British sloopowar Portland for pro
lection and his intention to hoist the proecorat
ag over his domnions. Animate is half-breed, and
has been Governor of uahne since the overthrow of the
regular Government.
In Lahana the fever had not proved fatal in single
instance Its identity with the Chagres and Panama
fever seems be pretty well established by persons III
Honolulu who have had both The only difference noticed
is that the Islands it has been much more mild and
manageable in its attacks than at Panama or Chagres
and the result less fatal.
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Coop TlDNGs.-Wc are reliably informed
that the Government has telegraphed here. that
the Crescent City should take her mails, and
,eith the same officers and cretc Gas nearly as
possible proceed to Havana, and tender deliv-
cry of the mails as usual This is II clear fore
shadowing Of what is to come after
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LuHcH At THE sHApEs.-Fish, flesh, fowl and vegeta
bles done up in the most approved style will be furnished
| Mt he Slatles
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RDr For the new Constitution, in French and
English, see Supplement.
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10" NoTIcE.-To Coast Passengers The
steamboat ST CHARLES, Charles Walker master
landings, will Monday evening,
R. GEDDES, Agent.
Monday morning, October II, 1852. 1t
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60 Camp '' SIRE s'.ss 60
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER,
JUST RECEIVED AT TIE

NEW ORLEANS STATIONERSi WAREHOUSE
so Camp street and Is Bank Place.
-, ALSO ..,l.
PERSONAL ADVENTURES OF OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
IN lTALY-By Michael Burke Houa'H
THE SCHOOL FOR FATHERs-An Old English story. By t
GwyuEr.
ANNA HAAiNER-A Tale OF Contemporary German Life. Trans
lated by Alfred II. Guernsey.
INSTITUTES OF ALGEBRA--By G. B. puchary LII D,
No. BLEAK HousE-By Charles picktns-with illustrations
No n PICTORIAL ElLD BOOK OF THE AMERICAN REVOLT
Tl6N. Price Twenty-Five Gents
oc,u llpltW sale By j. g. STEEL. 50 Camp street.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY cREscEN.

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
OFFICE NO. 93 ST CHARLES STREET,
VIII he regularly served subscribers this city early hour
every Sunday exeeped) year. advance payable
the Office, or Is cents week. payable to the carriers.
THE CIRCULATION
OF the CREscEST Daily and Weekly ia such offer desirable
medium to advertisers. As
A FAMILY NEWSPAPER
1t crruaes largely carly hour of citizens and
articles sold families geousy advertised IN
its Columns. paper in the city extensively among
families.
OUR TERMS
Are such as invite e attention and patronage of the public
ADVERTISING: m
Per Square OF Ton PearF nseItion in all eaae9
Every subsequent nsersion w
page charged new esh ay
liberal will with those who adseiie by 'n year VI
for n shorter time. ~, ., ,,s
All Advertisements will be published one month and
charged accordingly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

Thomas L. White, No SO Canal street
| The CoQuErrE. A Novel mentioned above
LIFE OF FRANKLIN PIERCE. By Nathaniel Hawthorne
and O LIFE OF GEN. ScoTr.
The first from Tucknor s. Co., Boston, and the latter
from I4pencott & Co., Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

.9ielU Trimmings.
JUST OPENED
BLACK VELVET RIBBoNS-ALL WIDTHS,
COLORED
SATIN RIBBONS;
PEARL EMBROIDERED GlMP-ALL C0LORS;
PEARL LACE GIMP
With other late styles of TRIMMINGS, at
ocg If SIMPSONS, 50 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

Mss~ FIREMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
The Delegates this will the regular Quarterly
Meeting held MONDAY, o'clock, NJ
Hall of Louisiana Hose Company PeriO and Caondee strees
octG by order. WIN. H. SLACK Secretary.
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Mr. Vim, NJ Boyle, purser of the steamship III Dorado
will please accept our thanks for his attentions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

We are indebted to the steamer James Robb for St.
Louis papers, and to the mail steamer California Capt
Ensign. for Mobile fiyors.
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. s,aata vas 1851 q which Us returned to Cali

month was 16sI, Of which 225 returned to Cali
fornia. =. -, !. a. a. eat, NJ
AMI ~ which date have the following extracts OF
circular -, J.. a.. ~
freu1e-ttc ggers seeming Indifferent to degree about
selling Although the shipments Of gold this week may
two preceding weeks it is not to be supposed that the
whole quantity been purchased within the Weski 1or
the largest shipment has been accumuiatin Ior ts
four weeks The Bendgo Creek dggings continue 70 o
most productive, yielding much greater qnahLlly u
gold and with much less labor than amy OF ta oeeL u
gings 81 tons cwt lbs, oss which, az oos per o.
amounts to Ell 94T7s9 ,1,.s,.u
IT is stated that gold is plentfny found IN
creek about FIVE miles from the bathurst roao anu me
new dggngs Rose HILL near Lo1old nave proven worth
less. ,.,
The Monnt Alexander and ggings in vicinity. are still
Welding Isl $50 ounces brought down by the escort
new road has been discovered and is travelled to
The weather at Melbourne and other places indicated
the near approach of the season of rain.
Bogus gold and various preparations in circulation
It the diegings at Hobart Town
Large numbers taking example from California, were
turning their attention to farming
The system of squating is beginning to annoy the
ta settlers and is carried to great extent in the most
eligible and valuable points
The conference delegates of the Australian League
1Fas opened on the both Of April at Hobart Town.
The ers at Geeong refuse to grind wheat for the far
uers compelling them sell at any price to accompces
who resell at low figures to the wiley milers
Coal is reported to have been discovered ut Port
ton about fifty miles from near Wengton,
New Zealand.
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bay and Boarding SchO0x
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
CONDUCTED
MRS. DIMITRY AM ABLE ASSISTANTS.
- The above opened TENTH ANNUAL SESSION
md is ready to receive Pupils.
Strict attention paid well to the moral training TO the intel
lectual development, and physical veal of the Pupil.
E- apply in person, by letter, the Institute TlVoL
CIRCLE, BETWEEN DELoRD AND NAYADEs SITS oetll qm2p
Books
IL FOR SALE AT
THOMAS L. WHITES,
NO. SO CANAL STREET
TIE CoQUETTE. By the Author of "Mssumus."
HEADS AND HEARTS; or, My Brother the Colonel.
THE UNLoyED ONE. By Mrs. Holland.
DARIEN or, The Merchant Prince. By Elliot Wabur.on
PETTICoAT GOVERNMENT. By Mrs. Trolope.
HAWTIioRNE'S LIFE OF FRANKLIN PIERCE.
ARCHIBALD CAMERON; Or Heart Trials oc9 St2p
Si{ES-SigkS.
PER STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CITY.
SUPERIOR TARE SATJN-Ali coors
eros DE AFRIQUE-New syes.
RICH BROCADE SILKS.
BLACK eros DE RHINE,
BLACK WATERED SILKS,
FLORENCE-All colors al
octlI tt SIMPSONS, so Canal street.
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The Club will G. GETzEL's BALL ROOM THIS
ING Monday October hnfpa friendly
election Of SCOTT
respectfully invited to attend.
10 The regular meeting. will be hold EVERY MONDAY EVEN
ING, Mt I O'Clock. [ocull w W. MCCARTHY Secretary.
ne CERRo GoRDo CLuB.-In consequence Of
the CUBA MEETING held Monday night meeting
CERRo GoRDo CLUB postponed till TUESDAY, October H.
By order: NJ, c. EDWARDS, President
J. w DUFLEssIs Secretary
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The Hon Ben. Hardin died at his residence in Bards
town, KY. on the 2sth ult.
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From j. B. Steel No. 60 Camp street.
THE CoQuErrE. Novel. By the Author of Miserri-
mus Peterson, Philadelphia.
INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES THE SOUTH WEST. Vol. l. By
j. D. DeBow.
This is most valuable book which we shall notice
at length at some future time.
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We indebted to the clerk Of the steamer Chance
for river favors.
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We are indebted to the officers of the mail steamer
Florida for Mobile papers.
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We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer james
Day for Texas papers
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We are indebted to the clerk Of the steamer Bulletin 70
river fayors.
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Hosiery just Opened.
LADIES' WHITE COTTON HOSE-ALL QUALITIES;
LADIES' SLATE
LADIES' BLACK
LADIES' BROWN
CHILDRENs
CHiLDRENS WHITE -
CENTS WHITE HALF HOSE
GENTS BROWN
CENTS COLORED
UNDER VESTS DRAWERS, etc. etc. adults children, all
atlow prices, at SIMPSONS,
oc9 If 80 Canal street.
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Linen Cambria Handkerchtefs

AT GREAT BARGAINS
e- Ranging Dollar per up comprising all styles fol
Ladies', Gentlemen or Children,
ora If SIMPSONS so Canal street.
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If we had one word of eulogy which could be
more eloquent than what we have quoted above,
we would addit The Hero, waving ambition s
hopes, and the allurements of fame, and the
pride of power, to bend his lofty form in kindly
tendance, above the beds of his sick soldiers, is
picture so singularly beautiful, so full of sug
gestion, so quiet in its grandeur of patient,
solemn, self-sacrificing repose, that we can do
nothing more than present it as it is.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

u 0. o. Observation-Disclosures of the Board
Ill. Directors ODD FELLOWS REST hereby
there will regular quarterly meeting this Board held TUES
DAY EVENING September ~ O'clock the Office of the
eGry the Hail. Mt the OF Camp and Lafayette
nctll u JAMES FuRNEAUX, Secretary.
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Reuch,s Fey,,,,oino,,s Tonic.

Icy CERTAIN CURE FOR CHILLS AND FEVER, never kno
10 fall and also prevent returno the disease. For sale
3t2p CORNER CHARITIES AND CUSTOMHOUSE ST
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" tn. Montreal Herald saws hum

dreds of persons who never Montreal or have
a. ONLY at distance or have resided in part far from
from The scene OF recent sster, will probably per
anbula,e Canada and parts of the Uni;ed States,
renresenog Themselves 10 be distressed re sufferers
from our city Nov, each one Of these 10 an arrant
iproosor and should be treated 10 such, TOR here 10
.bnrdsnt relief for Gil who ask provided they are
ira, sufferers We will thank newspaper at distance
~ ice tbs
~ On Sunday, the 18th instant, dis
sre. full riot took place at Louisville, KY false alarm
OF r collected crowd from which the cry vas heard,
Or 4. 10 the Irish they have carried the day long
tnoJb" Upon that signal they went 30 work, knocking
dorn every they met on the street that looked
Ike en- Irishmao. good many were badly besten, AMI
the windows and doors Of several houses demokhed.
coffee house on Fifth, and several others Wsierss
were completely guited and their contents .moshed.
Y Commencement at Williams College
will take place On the l7sh proxmo, when 6fty.ope
young men win grsdaate-a very large cisss for this
lnstrutiop. The address 20 the Alumni will be Dc.
lyerd by Rev. Dr. Smith, Of Burlington, Va Wendell
Phillip Esq Of Boston viii address the Adelpbi Vnon
Society and Rev. DR.. Adans, Of New.Yort, the Mills
Theological Society.
E Mr.. Jonathan Fuller, who died in
North Chelsea asss on the 2ln inst NJ the advanced
age OF IS, died in the same house In which ne ws o2rn
and had ne yer slept from under its roof dngie night
In his llfe
II Walter King, Esq, OF Utica, died
suddenly at Mr. Morris on Sunday last He vas tskssi
with NJ sitter violently running 70 oVeAAe
and died In an hour. ....
r. Gsnet O'Neal was arraigned at
postop. ON "wednesday, for perjury lie took the poor
d. ors oath 20 escape the payment OF sad Vie next
dsy drew goo from the ssvfnss' Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
ITO DENTISTS.-The subscriber in


i forms the Dental profession Of New York that he il,
row in city, and prepared mpart instruction Ia his
improved method Of mounting Artificial Teeth
This improyen consists IN uniting single mineral eh
each other aud metallic plates BY OF fusOle
tcious compound cement. which is flowed Ia bet Seen
and around he bas OF The teeth and the plates IN uch
suanner as to firm most perfect Artificial gum which 10
ard and the teeth aod cannot be acted upon by
saliva acids This method possesses the following ad-
yAntages.
Isl most perfect artificial any desirable color
can be given il, the most delicate tints
This gum u without cTcvcss and exhibits per-
fecy natural aud fs like appearance which 10 me
tech hat pecus expression which chafactenLe' the nsu
I'd Great strength The teeth being thus united 10 each
other their base aud TO the plate upon which they SET
acquire greater degree Of soldy and hrmneSs than when
mounted in the usua al modes.
Sd The cleanliness of the teeth The creyces under and
around the base OF tire teeth being all ed up sod there
can be 70 odgnen OF food vitse the s.ya or infect
lie for not even tbs slightest moisture g. be-
tween the eeh and plate, when thus united 10 each cher
4h The fachJ with which his style ot work can - ex
ecuied Single teeth arranged upon the plate and *
a. intended for the mouth With little or no grindug to
lot the teeth should MT closely TO the plate
Il that they should not there vial be more room
for the cement 10 flow uneer the base OF the tee and
thereby increase the strength NJ the denture.
The Sbscriber has thoroughly tested the pracneaey OF
this method Of constructing iu and partial sets Of teet
which IRE now being IN tins cly 40 esewheIe, IN
which All The advantages above named are fully realized
Some sixty Dentists in different cities have adopted N:
new method many whom had heretofore made beauuui
blockwork but all have expressed their entire conveou OF
NE sUDeriOriu his EscN ctter H9V P'Icea'
isLahoraory Rooms Murayst next door TO BUTTS
Hotel where he pepared % give a;t9si
20 tbose who NAV desire He respectfully invites his pro-
fessional brethren 10 call snd see him j. ALIEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
ys,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

ii YORK, by lie God rec aud ndependentTO on
sous the Of WILLIAM j. McDERMOrT late
City Of NewYok, deceased creditors, next OF kin
Otherwise send greeting You and each Of hereby cited and
rcured personally be and appear before ths
County NeysYor at bis Office the Guy Of New YorE on the
trd Jay eleven O'Clock the forenoon Of that
day then attend the final settlement Of the Of
Benjamin d. Brush Administrator of the goods
chattels and credits OF said deceased
testimony whereof have caused the seal OF Office Of said
Surrogate be hereuno affixed Witness Alexander w.
Bradford Esquire OF our said County. She City
lLfI YORK l day june the year Of Lord
thousand sht hundred and ttty two.
jy5 law4wM 4. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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SUPERIOR COURT.-Henry

IN Dominct ard Esther NJ, his wife ssns, EhTs 0onnk,
james Reynolds and Sarah L. his wife John bU. ard Bsce
T. his vie, May DomHck. Ana Doulnck William g. Cox and
hataetta his vie, Jane DoHank Harriet Domck, Geor-e g.
Douintk and Sarah b.. WIFE Francis Domnk snd Anne his wife,
james ID nnk and Sarah bs wife Francis Jacob Oonnek
yohnS Giles, Receiver &C. Frederick Pert William Pardon and
LopIIa Pardon hs william Dgnnns, Assignee &c, Sarah
hateneete Francs Richard Donaik Ala Dominica Thaddeas
DohIucs and Jurlus Domuk named Defendants,
ADA DOhINICK, THADDEUS DOMlNICR sRdJUSIUs DOM.
NICK ioa hereby summoned and required the
penenal plant this whch fled IN the ocs
OF ne Csrk Ct The sad Court the ay Of the date hereof and 10
sfve copy q Jour The sad mental complaint
TIE sub hereto Bis Office No 30 Nassa. The City
o. Nes fo, within twenty days after the hereof exclusive
Of he saJ Of serylce you i TIE sad complaint
vfnin the ns the plaintiffs herein vii i4ks Juismeni
assnst r ,he relief demanded the sd pnt-Dled,
Nev-fork. July g. ls52 Yours, &C..
Us lAvemM J. ~ BALDWIN, AnJ or PIalatIi..
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VyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

= YORK BY the grace God free aud ndepelent- all per
Interested the estate of JOHN b. MENGf late OF the CITY
deceased creditors, OF OTHERWISE send
greeting You and hereby cited aud required per
be and before Surrogate Of the County s
York City OF New YORK, the 10Th Jay OF Do
tober next az ia the Of that day then and
attrnd hn settlement the account OF proceeJss OF
Tayef, Public Admins u the City Of New" lorS
Administrator OF the goods chaitr and credits Of said De-
ceased.
Surrogate 70 be ierednto affixed. Witness Alexander W.
Bradford Eqgre Surrogate OF said County, At tbs
L. = CRY of New Yor the 18Th Ivy April the year Of
kord one thousand efht hundred snd htytwo.
ty5iaw4uM A. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate.