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GRESS-PRESENTS.
WE SHALL OPEN THIS DAY, and on Mon
wv day next, seven cases of beautiful new Fan
CIV Goods Just purchased for our sales at the close
Of the session.
Among which are fine Papicr Mache Cabinet,
Dressing Cases, 20 latest styles OF Shell Tuck
Combs, 100 newest and beautiful patterns Of Bruce
let's, Fans, Sc, sc.
Our fresh stock of Toilet articles and Shaving
Apparatus il not to be found anywhere else.
PARKER'S
Fancy Perfumery and Comb Store,
~. "a Under National Hotel.
y Aug 2S-3t Evening News.]
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roRpnn ATIoN SIX PER GENT. sTOCK

~ intercst payable quarterly, for sale.
Land Warrants wanted at highest rates.
CITY, Railroad, Mortgage, and other bonds, pay
ing screen and eight per cent, tor sale BY
CHUbB BROTHERS, Bankers,
Aug 26--6t opposite Treasury.
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~ PDDA THE SAFE AND COMMC-
E&&k dious steamer COLUMBIA, Cap



been placed in first rate order, VIII resume nrr
trims between baltimore aud this District on SAL
URDAY, the Ist March, leaving Commerce street
wharf Baltimore, at O'Clock in the ai'ernoon,
dav dnr;ne the season; and returning, will leave
Riley's wharf, Washing ton, at o'clock, and Al
exandria at O'Clock every WEDNESDAY morn
ing, touching at the different landings on 'ne ro-
toTac river, as usual.
For freight or passage apply to the Captain on
board or to the following agents:
CHARLES WORTHINGTON, Bait.
], J. WHEAT & BRO, Alexandria
E. PICKREL CO.. Georgetown.
. ... THOMAS b. RILEY, Washington.
Feb 2S-tf
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TIARPER'S MAGAZINE for Septemher--Just
II received at the agency.
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Bookstore near 9th st., Penn. avenue.
Alec, a new volume of Appleton's Popular Libra
nv, "Summer time in the Country;" by Rev H.
a. wiIimot. Aug 80
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THE NEW YORK Il LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
The ships comprising this line arc
The ATLANTIC. ....--. Capt West.
The PACIFIC Capt. Nye. -.r.
The ARCTIC $1,000. Capt. Luce.
The BALTIC. ..... Capt. Comsock.
. The ADRIATIC Capt. G ration.
k THESE ships having been built ~
elWtbs contract expressly for Government
x1aun~ service, every care has been taken in
=, .'-n, and in their engines to ensure
s asr and speed their for
nssae5 Sers are uneaualleo tor elegance and COM
fort. al r ;..,ooI Il,
first cabiul Si2O. Exclusive use OF ext'ar sss
state rooms, $500; in second cabins, $40. Siow
Liverpool to New York, EDO and EGO -
An experienced surgeon is attached to eacn snip
No berth can be secured until paid for
.r PROPOSE pArxs OF AILIN6.
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General F. X. ZoLLIcoFFER. ..s.

OPERATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES MINT AND
BRANcHEs.-H appears, from statement in the
New York Journal Of Commerce, that there were
coinedeat the United States Mint, in Philadelphia,
and its several branches, from the LIST OF January
to the 3lst of July, the following amounts:
Mint. Gold. Silor. Copper.
Philadelphia . $27. 977 1924 $347. 545 $39,l22 81
New Orleans -. 1886, 900 10000
eharlotte, N. c.. 2l7,299
Dahionega, Ca. 22l Gas
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q 81 1851, ISL s455,545 $ss,l22 6

During the same period, there were deposited
against a 80, O26 200 for the came time last year.
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n" = 7
From Foot OF seventh street.
b The Steamboat PHENlX con
G4XH$ tinues to ply regularly between
S n Washington and Alexandria.
Leaves Alexandria at u, 81, lla' 70 a and %
O'Clock. r.. .. go, ., s,,
u o'clock. ,ho - 70 bo,,
to and from Washington by means OF a rega'er
modore Latham, so we'll known to the travelling
Passage on the boat, cents; on the omn,poi'
81 cents Passage for pleasure trip up ana oo"'''
Carriages wagons, carts, and all kindsof freight
taken Mt the very lowest rates.
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[Yhic Statc Convention.

IVhis State Generation.
BosToN, August 25.-The Hon. Edward Everett,
Hon. Rufus Choate, and other prominent Whigs,
who were recently appointed delegates to the Wing
State Convention, have declined to serve.
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Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office,
July % - H.
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Sailing Of the Franklin. as.
New YoRK, August 2S.-The steamer franklin
sailed to. day, with one hundred passengers and
$4OO, 900 in specie. Among the former was Mr.
Goodrich, United States Consul at Paris.
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EafaI;fv of Ser.

New YoRK, August 2S.--A rumor is aaoat that
the brig George Henry, from Chagres, had been
boarded at eea and that all hands were found dead
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EUROPE.
Things in Rome.

The French Coup dEtat was naturally
welcomed in Rome, and it was confidently as
serted that the Pope had written an autograph
letter Of congratula,ion to the Usurper. Times
change, and truly men with them They yet
live who can remember Napoleon sending Plus
VII to Fentainbleau and for what does Plus
* the commander of the Faithful-Christ's
Vicar upon earth-applaud Napoleon's nephew
For broken oath--for wholesale massacres--
for Terrorism paralyzing a nation and disap-
pointing the hope of the world.
IL is understood that NJ de Montalembert. the
ardent Legitimlst, will replace NJ. de Rayneval,
the present French Minister at the Court of
Rome. Lord Palmerston's retirement delights
the dominant party in the city. The Govern
ment has been paying up its arrears to the
Swiss Guards, and is negotiating to enlist 5000
men more. There are now only 200 artillery
men and the quaint old body guard of the Pope
remaining, OF all the Swiss troops in Rome.
Naples is absorbing them, emphasizing anew the
remarkable fact that the only republican coun-
try in Europe furnishes the most faithful SOL
diers of Despotism.
OF the Pope's recent offer of block of mar.
Washington Monument, we cannot feel any
great admiration. Personally, we doubt not the
holy Father is mild, well.meaning and weak
man, who may fairly be supposed to regard with
respect the character of Washington. But there
Is no fitness " his helping to build n monument
to the Father of people, whose principles, po,i-
cal and religious are dramatically opposed to his
own. It is meaningless act. To the Pops-if
he be logical Pope-Washington is a hereto
and traitor. Beside this, there is a worse than
Vandalism, or modern Egyptianisn, in destroying
the grand old Roman remains. 1t is precisely as
If the Americans OF few centuries hence should
send a stone from the Washington Monument
il it be ruined then-to some other country, to
assist in the erection Of some other memorial.
Let the Pore quarry the marble. if he must do
something, and send us a virgin block. Let
him initiate that predecessor who forbade the
mobiles to plumber the material of their palaces
from the Coliseum, which was on the broad way
to utter destruction from that cause, and not the
enc who stripped the bronze from the Pantheon
for the canopy of the high altar in st. Peters
The stones OF the Temple OF Peace belong to
other associations, like the frezes of the Parthe
non. The Elgin marbles pine in the BRUSH
Museum for the Acropolis and the Grecian SKY.
Not even Napoleon could accuston the Venetian
horses of ST. Mark to his own metropolis Aud
how can any man, impressed by the Past, aud
revefencing Its majestic remains-inyaluable
signs of its life and culture-ever contemplate,
without SIGH, block from the Temple of
Peacebuilt into the Washington Monumen;
The builders Of the Bunkerfill Monument were
ridiculed FOR accepting Fanny Ellslers contrlba-
ton. But hat is graceful and proper in The com
psriscn. We DO nps qpa,re' v:.h The Pops Cox
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Domestic Ports.

Domestic Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. lf-Sld. schr. FaiIfar. Wicks. "
York.
APALACIICOLA. Jan. siArr. schr. J. Val. Delau,.
Eew-YOrk Feb. 2-ShIps Columbian Cr9Seh Lwsrpo1i;
7 c. Costsr Msiet lfayre Ztri'Gu, Chase. Duo'in'
Importer Dennis. Iserpool Nathan Haaasu, Holmes.
Bostnp banks GlheIt Green AmsieiGaB; England, Gao
nett Liverpool schr Eagle. Tsy or, New Orleans Fsb
3--schr Jenny Lind Ashby. NeS Orleans. Oh jan 81
Schr Gen Lincoln, Saunders, Tampa Feb. Peter
HatIck Rockwell. An wsrp; Clara Ann, Reed ~ YORK;
fchr Elizabeth Hull ruthli. New Or.ssns- Feb 3-Ship
n l. Narr man, Asey, New Orleans; bark fogkt0N n,
Springer Boston. Tob t-S;hr. Vlc:ona, Wright, New
Orleans. - at.
PAX 81 Thomas 9Th. Ia Ray, Boston Ar lOtn,
schrs Henri.tia Hs lock, New York. CD schr Amanda
Clfoid Pail. Alexsncna ,,,,-, ~,
CHARLESTON, Feb PAR bark Robert Wslsn, kel-
och New OrI.ans Sp pcacre Leonora Blsaie, Gioaia,
(C~ba , brig Jartsr. Graniham, New Oheaes, Ia tne
Off, -Shp Alliance. Tucker, from HAVE wa C9rkspur
Roods aud the bank Nmrod CID bark Ayola Hayes,
BosteB; ketch Bro,hes, Lovet Sasua IN Gran6s oris
Nsza;isn Reed. Bsl'imOre schr: Pn a. Peras phia1el
phi. Went to Sea-Ship Catharins, wilson, rev i2rk
Br bark LevELt, Cnry. Lyerpool bark Ayolo kend,ch
Boston bTiss rybec, BE gusop New YORK ahhandtle
SherpaD West Indies; schr. Zephyr Bysrs YES ineies
SAVANNAH. Feb. l2-ATr. bark Petea, W az man
New YORK; brig X NJ. Charlton, liehthourne, haVaaa'
Cd BIZ brig Iateeiity. Mscleller. ST johns. N D. .
PHI .AnfLpHIA, Feb. l3-Arr. barss Jsponi1s, Gdi
leeher, HrvsTa scotland Percy. aavaenah
WILMINGTON. Feb. BAIT schr l. =. Smith. Sfuie
New-York CID I3-schrs. Cora A. Lindsay, Day, New
York n c. Earns. siearss, Boston
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n Tw.YORK SUPREME COURT

4 zion for mOrey demand contract Sylvester
Gssne Henry Gesner Jr anc John G. Perry. sNecusors
&C. % Henry CesDsI dece ased. against Peter
The Ge,ndett PETER GARRISON. whose place OF resi-
dspees in Workers, IN the County Of Weches or, Ssae
If Jew Yok. required to tie complaint in his
by the seventh day Of April next iutsmeat vii
be taken agersi bin tberen.-To the above ID SEND
ARTIST You are btrshy summoned TO answer the cDn-
plant ia this action. Of which copy is hsIewi served
upon you aud which ed in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the CQuBy Roeklsnd the 9th day of February, s5l
and copy your my office in Pier
Mt ocklard County within twenty DAYS after the
hereof exclusive of the dSy Of such ser'cs aud "
al 70 answer the complaint as Aforesaid the plaintiffs
vii take Judgment for the Of one hundred and seventy
as With interest al six per cent anfum from Jsau
IS 1876 and farther OF five dollars with interest
ff the enty hind DAY Of January. thousand eight
hun urtd aud ff one besides the ct his action
Dated FEB. 9, 1854 ANDREW FALLON Pitts Au'y.
10, Ian6ss Piermont, R0ckland Co. ~ Y
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~. -, ,s. Grafton Water Stock the receipts iof
wy :" ,..crnted 10 s3S3Sst Treasury 10 advance 10
ss n' sscoani January l. 1852 $l1Sl1 81, r,0 o.
-. 10 .,onnted TO- Jan !. 1853. S36Oo5o o.
is'a, sorlion of said ADVANCE Vii DC reimbursed
,ss -s'ury from collections Tor assessments. ara
.t1Sm sAe receipts Of sales for unpaid assessments
scts :. ce,nss for Counts Osss for the year lso
re exrepdiiures 10 The sum OF $40 SOl ~
m ,,-euIt boTro e 10 auiic patton on tue YAK
of Jos ss rates OF Interest paii ot the sAne, ssiu
jar. 1, 1881, was $s6e,Sio
CITY GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTS.
The sxpenditures on the vaI Gus accounts Oh Tue
CITY Government icluc cd n tais schedule less tne
amount Of receipts, are raised by taxauon Inc
net for the sUopor' II me City Govern
meni FOR the year ending Dec 81, le3i amounted 70
$2as6 e3e %.
The following statement EXHIBITS the increase an
decrease Of the net expenditures, as cohpaieo WIN
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wishing to add his mite, although we wonder a.
it. but we do quarrel with the mite itself.
From the private lettey Of friend who has
Just returned to Rome after three years absence,
we take the following graphic account of the
melancholy city:
"Old Rome is as solemn ard serious ever
The spirit of liberty smolders IN the heats OF me
Ieople, lies in the bottom OF their cup like
The single strawberry tha. Law IN the glass OF Alder
man Faulkner OF convlval memory. But AL Is sup
rresssd, ana even complaints are made in very IN.
Cerione, for French sert'ies and troops clog ne
s;rtets, and spiss abound who for lightly spoken
word, afier themselves as Cicerones 81 prison
More than thirty thousand Romans are among the
Iaissng-withn stone walls or IN exlle-and many
AZ ttoSe that remain have permission 10 walk IN the
open air out OF their houses only e hour. Ia the
az THIS is very sad to us who remember the
lomp and gloJihcaion Of lSfs-the great hopes thai
Fan ed IT The forehead Of Italian liberty Nov the
Pope cautiously drives about, surrounded by guarcs,
md sileIt and djssrustful people. The Cadi'
IaiS n axe pnppei Of him and I'll no his TINS WITH
church ceremonies that what with changing MS
q ess ard muttering OF Par Uobiscan and IN a9n'ne
n,iis-aLd having censeIs swung a. MN ana ies-
8izJg saints. the poor old man gets ." 'ine 20 GO
ahy TIM lof his people truly pity him, IoG Wha'
tpeciacle is radeer tnan a po.entagc IN post
fcfn which he might command the world, VINO rom
tier weakness OF purpose suffers the golden ogpOi-
aBify 70 Slip ever through his gers ani CONSTANT
beirsye the hopes of the World and his own hap
cess i believe him 10 be as good AZ heart as
pIelate can be, but tlmld IN character End waon}
sithout force Of Will. He is much changed IN ap-
pesrance-ero.n much oder and more care-woTn,
md looks disappointtd We remember when MS
-ppeaIance Gu the CoDdoiti was signal for SHOUTS
" acclsmaioD, as he drove down between rows OF
ineelins Romans-now "none so poor as do hin
.eveTence"
The same letter speaks of CRAwFoRD's statue
If Patrick Henry admirable, and of the fine
,rfmise Of the Jefferson. The artist has Just
completed a group Of the BABES in the Wood,
Sich IS extoled as his best wor6
lnEEMAN, the painter, is completing his Marys
~idle StTulclre. Our readers will remember in
Il National Academy exhibition last spring an
efqolsiie sketch Of the. angel In this picture.
JtrgY is copying his Jocob's Drsom, of which
he tes already made several copies.
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List Of Patents
Issued from The United States PateEf Office for tss
tcses snarag FEB. 10, 1852.
lCarefoIIy Prepared for The N. Y. rribuns.I

efN~"e5
tCsrefoy Prepared for The N. Y. TribuneJ
John ]. Acams of Boston, Mass. for
inpIoyeu ent in Shoe Brushes. Dated Feb. TO- 1854
Samuel I. ArTorsmith OF New-York, ~ Y,
frr improvement II Watch chain Swiyels Dated
Feb 10, 1852.
Altieeuce w Carr OF Bfockpori n Y, for Hose
Coupling. Dsteo Feb 10, ln52.
~ Il. Cofnei ~ Feaservue. Pa. for Improve
atrtin Horse Powers Dt,ed Fe1. 10, 1882.
Smith Cram Of -lofS, = ! for ImorOve-
mems in Mil for Gfinoirg Quirz Dated Feb TO-,
1872
IN mas 4 Davies. Ct. Ne :. York. Y. for In
proved Mode Of Preventing Collisions Of Railroads.
U.',d Feb 10, $50
F,Yci Densnoie # soden, n Y, for Improve.
mtnt ~ Gfsir Harvsateis. Dated FEB TO- 1852
James II Nouosn oi sharon Ala. for Improve
weit 10 shovel Piows. Dated Eco 10, 1884,
hars l!fcge O. Acaos Mas, Tor IuNroyement
ID RAILROAD ssi;ches Dted FEB 10, is:s
Fsiclland Holm 'of 8rnoAlyn, n. Y. for I'M
esncrt ia Portable shower Bains. Dated Fec.
10 1852
Wm. + Ke,chum or Guf1o, y Y, for Improve
ne1i ~ Grass HsrveSteTs Dated Feb 10, 1852.
VIM. b. Leonard OF New YORK. n Y, for In
provfnent in Apparatus i0r Regulating ana Meas
uIiDs the Fio~ OF Gas Dated Feb. 10, 1852
Ephram Morris of York, n Y. for Improye-
ment in Governors Dated Feb 10. 1852.
james II. SWEET CT Boston. Mass, fr Improve
meIts il Qualiz Cfushar Dated FEB 10 1852
Edward Weeks Of BAIT, Pa fer improvement IN
Seed Planters Dated Feb. 10, 1852
Chas T. spisker of Nea-York n. Y. for I'm
provemeBt in Processes for d ssolylns Gold Dated
Feb 10. 1852. Ante-dstsd Aug. 10. 1851.
BncsIll Holly OF Seneca Fats, n. Y, assignor TO
Hewlf, &. :. Latham, b. Holly and Do yns of
same plsce, for Improvement in Rallfoad Car
Brakes Dated Feb. 10 1852
CALVIN Wiley, Jr Of Chicago, Ill, ass'gaor TO
c Whey, Jr, and Trial Walker OF Baococks
Grove, IL for improvement In EScav lung and
Dredging Machines Dated Feb 10, 1852.
DESIGN.
Conrad Harris and Paul w Loiner OF Cincinnati,
o fOI Design for Stoves Dated Feb. 10 1852.
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BY Telegraph to the Eew-YOrk Tribune.
,r Of the Stockholders OF the U. S. Bank,


PHLADELPHIA, Monday, Feb. l6, 1852.
At the meeting OF the stockholders Of tie United
ties Bank This morning, the mmittee repor. that
II IS iDsxpedieni TO make general assignment. The
eeting approved the report, and appointed another
committee to consider the various projects ubn.-
I'd, and to make application to the State -egisla
ire.
nreer OF Returned CaliforBiap--From Tam
pieo-Loss OF the BTigs Union and Susan
sheppard, OF New-Orleans.
Nk"oRLEANs, Saturday, Feb. IA, 1881
dil'on Prands, Of Lancaster, Pa, a returned Cali
e IniaH was found murdered two DAYS since. and
az nen supposed TO be implicated have to day been
arrested.
The schooner Oregon has arrived here from Tam.
Fco. Her news Is uIimportan,. Snow fell a, Tam
rco on inc l4h January, and ice was made onethird
al an inch thick.
The American bhss UVon and Susan Sheppard
we're lost in gale near Vera Cruz the llsh Janu
cry. All hands were saved. TIE vessels were
OHned in this city.
corrOs is quoted o.day at 7.a7;c for Miadling
ard SIC for Far
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Eeaal Notices.

SUPREME COURT.--in the mater Of
- tha .coic,tion Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Coaa-
nopay OF TOE Civ Of New York. relative to tue ooenies
Of FIFTY FIRTsT-sT., fem loh-ay 70 tbe HaSscn
sal ers az rst a'e and Assessment IN me above en-
titIs nader bereb give notice. thai hey VIII meet a. me
mi s,oners No. rs Broadway, IN the city OF New.
YORK, on FRIDAY The nth dag OF feoIqary 1919 ass
nosou 10 the Estimate aud Assessment mfds By ths s2d
Eommssicpers in ahove entitled matter any person
nerons he may consider themselves asgrsVed thereby
IafeS Eew-York. February. 10, 1874
MOSES MAYNARD. Jr. }
JAMES SANFObD. COnlns sisEers.
WILLIAM 8. GREGORY
HENRY T.. DAVIES, Attorney. l3f tFebT
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OH,o.-The Free Soil State Convention
met at Columbus, Feb. IL, Mr.. Parish OF Erie
Co. presiding
Hon. Samuel Lewis and Joshua R. Giddings
were chosen Delegates at large to the Free Soil
National Convention.
Hon. Leicester King, of Trumbul Co, and
A. A. Guthrie, of Muskingum Co, were nom-
mated as candidates for Senatorial Electors
Hon. john p HALE, of New Hampshire, was
recommended for President, and Samuel Lewis.
of Ohio, for Vice President.
EDWARD WADE, of Cuyahoga Co, was noni-
rated for Judge of the Supreme Court, and
GEORGE w. Ellis for Board of Public Works
The following resolutions were adopted
Resolved That it is the opinion Of this Convention
that the elective franchise ought TO be extended TO
all men, without distinction Of color, and tina! We
Will use our influence TO have il EXTENDED.
Resoiped, Ina. this Convention Goes no, hold the
ccClIlne of Intervention 20 ENFORCE the law OF non
intervention merely but OF Intervention 10 prevent
the agsiT ssioI of cespcn n and tsst whe. esoeyar
mans ilrerty is vic sted every other man in Gods
universe rs bound to interfere whenever that inter-
terence can be mace available 10 breaking the let
ttrs ard giving dellyerance 10 the oppressed, and
that this rs true eQuahS as regards Individuals, races
and nations
Reso.red, That We regard the question of human
Liberty paramount IN all political questions, SINCE
with The loss OF feesom all other rights are lost.
R.soned, That whatsoever issues may rise be-
tsten the parties uuoer our state ana Nahonas
Cove -DmeLis, We shall ny every proposed me asufe
tS is fsarues the question Of liberty, both IN the
aggregate ard The detail, and that which does not
sorsfe with the doctrine Of human equality, We
sbsl oupoSe and thst which helps the oppressed TO
her eecom we shall support with all our heart
R,sol,sd, That we are against monopoly IN every
I'm ans ther IN respect OF LAND or human slnews,
sIe We shan never cease 70 eemsha ioi all hea
.ona Al Tiefts ia the pursuit. OF napDihess 49,,
ResoIrrd, That the foregoing resolutions VIII
,.-ctg, indicate 70 distinguished minds where We
Stand, on all questions pertaining to ciVn gov
p,,o I'D. That we recommend that meetings DO held
IN 80 va,tous. Congressional districts OF tne safe
"a 1nmipate each delegate to the National Con
vrti D. and sn electortor President ana vice riesi'
c,t Il lie United States.
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SUPREME COURT.-James S. Bearrss

~ nd IohnF. Fisher against Francis Swol.-TsFRAN-
CTS sWOLL You are hereby sumaoned and required 20
the complaint IN this acoa this day filed
the Office of The Elk of the City and County Of New
York at Il City % New York. and 20 copy ofyour
TO the said complaint the subsc a their
office 50 JobA in said city, within twenty days after
the services Of this you exclusive OF he day OF
such and you fail 10 answer the SAID complaint
within the time AFORESAID The plaintiff in this action will
against you for he OF Seven Hundred and
Twetty Dollars with interest. from the lith day Of
February thousand eight hundred and az two, be-
sides the sta OF this actcn D,tsd kew-Yok February
IS. 1854 WALLIS & BRADSHAW, Plsinsifs' Auys.
l7tlaw6wM
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COURT-Albapy County-

SUPREME COURT-AlbaDy County
kypiehard Warren, Edward J. Warren. Daniel f. Mo-
ran aud Alexander A. MidnaG ag'st James d. RawsOn.-
IT, the DEPENDANT: You are hereby sun m9ned % az
ice CLERK the CouAty Albany aud copy
OF yorr answer me at ny office IN the City OF Albany
within TWEEN! ctJs fJef me fefviee OF ths sunmons ef
sid plant within the tine aforesaid The alntih VIII
tste ind seaiBst you for the of hundred
1910 dollars VITA interest san 75-lee
hereof she 2Sth DAY Of August, 1913 also inter
bs, fss slso aeIess on S4T 3l0o apart thereof from
day OF January 1870 besides costs dated, January
a. $50 oFErCEh baNIhE,,' 49,.
la law6wru' finhlus hSeSfhef'
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SUPREME COURT, City and County

~ ot New-Yofk, N-HENKf EDWAHU5 ssshN
PATRICK BELLY Summons for moasy dem sd on
cchtrsct To the defendant: You he,eDy sum-
nf and to he ant In ibis sctien.
which fled The office Of q Clerk 4 the City and
County OF New York tho City Hall Ia .aid City, GA the
10th day F,b'uay instant an to serve copy Of YOUR
said comp Amt the subscriber. a. his office,
No ~ Wall St IN tho CIV OF New-Y0T within twenty
DAYS after the service OF snch summons exclusive
of The DAY 81 sucb service md n fail 20 the
said within the time AFORESAID tho pisntin in
this viii tsks judgment asaias yoq for tse sua Of
one hundred sTi aud So 100 dollars with ntors, from
tina Ist day OF December D. 1891, bssdes the costs
Of this acton dated Fesrusrv ths l6'h, isjz
iaN 1sIQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17
NO1ICE IS hereby owen that JOHN ..

/ ' NEEKER. Of jersey Guy. IN kbe County OF Hna-
has uads gDmens 10 the sdbtcrner OF
Estate for equal bet cit VI ma cedto and that
the sa creditors mu.t exhibit theif Tc>gotvs Claims
pIdtr cah hrnaisn, witho the ,-, 81 81 mentns-
Dtt.d February a. iS5l MONFS HANuS
CLAIMS nav he presented NJ the Office of ID HARDEN
BURGH, No ~ Moatgomsry st Jersey CiF.
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