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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21
u The Maine Liquor Law was reported

to our Legislature yesterday. There are several
notifications to adapt it to our institutions and 1t is
to be subject to the popular approval. Liquor may
be manufactured under it, but NOT for sale, and it
can only be sold by persons appointed for the pur
pose, for medicinal and mechanical uses. Unau.
ihorized persons are fined $40 for the rst and $40
for every subsequent ofense. Manufacturers are
fined 800 for the first, ard 5000 for subsequent Of
lenses, and limited imprisonment Private houses
cam OF be searched except affidavit that there Is
reason to believe that liquor is sold there. Notes.
BONDS &c given IN payment for liquor are void
Newark Advertiser. 10Th.
GENERAL SCOTT-AN OFFER DECLINED.
The Nsw.Orleans Delta, an Opposition paper, re-
fers to fact, OF which says 1t has been some time
coeniZ ant that General Scott when IN the City OF
Mexico after its capture, offered by several OF
the wealthiest citizens OF the Mexican Republic to
be made President Of that country and as an In
ducement 10 the offer, they bound themselves to
settle upon him the sum Of ono million of dollars.
" The splendid Offer" says The Delta, was declined
by the general: The brave old soldier could not be
tempted by such inducements TO abandon the flag
under ehSch he had achieved SO much renown and
honor"
TELEGRAPH TO CUBA-Joaquin Guridego
Of CardeDas proposes in letter to The Ns,o Orleans
Courier, the construction OF floating sab marine
telegraph from Cape Sable, In Florida, to Key West,
ard irom thence to Hicacos. Cuba. The distance
from Cape Sable TO H. is $50 miles, and the cost OF
the wire is estimated at 100000. Mr.. G. says The
and commercial relations between the United States
and Cubaimmensely".
A JERsRYMAN IN OREGON.--The last
evidence We have noticed of the versatility and
enterprise for which the people have been distin-
euished as Jersey Yankees" isfurnished in the
case of James S. Gamble, formerly conductor on the
New Jersey, Railroad, who, we learn, holds the
Offices of Mayor. Collector of the Port, and Post
master OF Port Oxford, Oregon.
SEIZURE IN HoULTON, ME.-A Custom
House Officer lately seized six bottles Of Gin
Isl hiedam Schnapys) marked 8. e. & Co, while on
he IN Aan00Y
The seizure was for violation OF the United States
revenue laws.
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Mail Gleanings, SC.

~ The beautiful workings Of our ad
,clorern Tarif are srIkingly exhibited BY Mr.. Weed,
of The Albany Evening Journal, in letter from Mar
settles France in which he states that large cargoes
of Rose Blankets are shipped from that port to the
limited States Our Consul found these blankets in
voiced at FIVE flames pair. This, by weight, gives
a d,,v of about ie cents pound, while the wool OF
which they are manufactured Is worth 80 cents The
Consul has been quarreng with the importers, con-
sjepees, &c, for more than year, and has finally
cot Their valuation up from FIVE to sixteen francs,
This is a specimen OF the manner IN which we are
.wit died by the tariff which Mr. Walker, greatly to
the delight of John Bull has been gloryiny In Eng
land
u The project Of connecting Lake Su-
per,or and Lake Huron BY canal around the Falls
Of sufficient capacity to receive the larges. craftthat
floats upcn the lower lakes is of vast importance
IN the d, velopment of that extensive region border
inc mon Lake Superior and to the commerce Of
,hs whole of that section of country Energetic
means are being taken by the cities on the north
western lakes to have the Congress tzke sne
mater in hand and construct the canal 'seli or py
snnyonriations OF public lands TO certain citizens
who propose to undertake the WORK
~ The Boston Times is furious against
the bill recently introduced into the Massachusetts
senate looking to suppression of gTos In the
old Raw State, and denounces 1t as most uanspa-
rent polisical movement, having for Its object the
restoration of the Wings to power" 'On second
thoughts We of opinion that there Is some force
in the Times remarks. We are by no means DIS
posed TO assert tina, althe people in Massachusetts
can be kept sober by the Maine, or some other judi
cious law, that State will lot resume her proper
place in the Wing ranks.
" A dispatch from Washington says:
Grave and serious charges az ainst John W Asnme.a'
ESQ, Of Philadelphia U. $. District Attorney foi .ns
Eastern District Of Pennsylvania, have been iA'a 20
fore the Secretary of the Interior The parties pre-,
ferrins them weIe informed that the pepaf'men'
STATE had exclusive jurisdiction In the premises
thither The charges viii probably be c1fiea- -,
n The Delegates to the Nasns,llo
Secession Convention from Mississippi
Treasury of that State OF $a,ss9 OF 'a' p''S''
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Judges, the civil authority OF the Territory would
% withdrswn from their control, they have, with
their usual cunning located the capita IN one OF the
moss out.of-the way, inconvenent and Unsafe DIS
icts 70 De found within the limits OF the Territory,
~Hh me view not only to expose me omceis VINO
might be sent there indian hostlities, but to re-
move them 80 far from Salt Lake City to prevent
beH taxing eosnizance OF crime and 0fenses there,
over which the Church claims to exercise exclusive
Jufisoicuon Recent letters from Salt Lake City
announce these as the reasoLs for the act.
Is The Alabama Legislature have passed
resolutions mstrucsine their Representatives at
washington to urge upon Congress the proprie.y Of
building a ship canal across the Peninsula Of
Florida.
II The water level in Lake Superior is
higher this winter than ii has been for long period
AT the mouth of ontonagon River, it il sweeping
overthe marks Of its ancient boundaries and uproot-
ing trees of 90 or 30 years growth.
u -Four suspicious persons were ar
rested in Mobile, on Saturday last, and upward OF
$4,000 in spurious money found in their possession
II The Canal Board of Pennsylvania
have passed resolution closing the several divis.
ions Of the Pennsylvania Canal every Saturday
night at 10 O'Clock and remain closed until II O'Clock
on Sunday night, except for the passage Of packet
boats.
u Near st. Adams, Vt, the only
daughter of blind mother and decrepit father.
rushed before train OF cars, was run over and
killed. Cause, seduction under unfilalled pro-
mise Of marriage. How much better than muir
derer 10 the villain who ruined this grill
q The Louisiana Democrat has raised
to its head the name Of Hon. stephen o. Douglass
its candidate for the Presidency, and claims tina
he is the choice OF that section Of the State.
u The Norfolk Argus proposes Hon.
Henry A. Wise as a Commissioner for the new
Board Of Public Works Of Virginia.
u The Government steamship Fashion
arrived in the Bay of Lavacca, Texas, on the sd
bst., with army recruits, and about one hundred
and twelve horses, on their way to the different
posts in the West
IL Six diffe, eat railroad bills have been
enerossed in the Senate Of Texas.
r. The Bremen brig Magnet arrived at
Galveston recently from Bremen, with seventy emf.
grants on their way TO the German settlement in
the western part Of Texas.
II The Texas House of Representa-
tives have ensrossed an Apportionment bill, which
will doubtless become law. II gives thirty-three
Senators and ninety Representatives-the linn
fixed in the Constitution Of the State.
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AMERICAN BURIAL GROUND AT Mexico

AMERICAN BURIAL GROUND AT MExico.-
The ~ o. Pieaylns of the 10Th, says that Mr. Goss,
WHO ed nom exice yesterday, with
fiom MIR Lttcher for our Governments AZ w asnins.
ton has been in Mexico for a year, endeavoIins :"
cary into effect the provisions oil the act OF Con
eress. mailing TN appropriation for an American
Cemetery at the City of Mexico. We are giaa 20
tarn that he has been completely successful, having
purchased the ground and lald out the Cemetery,
and inferred therein a large number OF the oticen
al q soldisIs OF our army who died during the war
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The IRISH ExILrs.-The following let

TUr Irish EXILES. -1he fOIIOWlng ISI%
ter was received BY our present worthy Mayor, from
the Secretary OF Mr. Webster. Will explain isseu.
(Csncnnati No3paTeil.
WASHINGTON, January 81. 1851.
Hon. Mark p. Taylor, Msyor Of Cincinnati 0hi5.
DsAR SIR: l am directed By Mr.. Webster TO ac'
knowledge the receipt Of your letter OF the 7ih tnst
with the enclosed memorial, and to say TO YOU tnat
measures have already bee taken which 1t is hoped
will result in the release OF the Irish Patrlo.s who
are The subjects of that memorial
Very respectfully your obedient serst'
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CTtEET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

- a Records Public notice Is hereby sss Hoard Of
fox 80 ,t.c{utions have tsen pressnsso s n
a.",,r.ai Alcsrmsp: To PAVE wv I'd FLAG Q
an trou Brssdwsy to g. h av; TO GEnDvnRGAN ST., 1t
Lea, ~ and Eivnstos sts. Also. the SNTfETa-
To CEApE ONE HUNDRED are aa lemons inrssestsd
havns obs toe requsssse :. a. cstsrs The
wInlne to The uIts1.snsTa,s a. s ~ ,s "a
ah e's Il Ma s6s ssIt.popgE . street conn'i'a'r
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Markets. Reported BY Teleqra

Markets. -ReporTed oy Iete0rdph.
NEw.ORLEANs, Monday, Feb 10, 1852
The total sales OF CorToN to-day have been 5000
bales at very full prices.
NBw-ORLEANs, Tuesday, Feb II, 1852.
CoTroN has been In brisk demand. Sales ii 900
bales The outside price for strict mddling is TIC
Prime MoLAssEs sells at 24c. WHIKsY, l6c. Cor
TON FREIaHTs to Liverpool, I'd. EXCHANGE on New
YORK, sight iddl p cent. discount. RIO COFFEE
Sales have been made at &c.
NEw.ORLEANs, Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1882
CorToS still active 10000 bales sold to-day at
very full prices. Strict middling, 73c.; good mid
The Canada's news was received this evening after
MEMPHIS, Friday, Feb. 90, 1852.
CorroN advanced &C. here after the reception OF
the advices per Canada.
CHARLESTON, Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1852.
SECTION to-day was in good demand, and upward
of coo bales were sold at o. 70 ste.
NORFOLK, Thursday, Feb. 10, 1859.
CoTToN has advanced to 7}IQ7fc. CORN is active,
but prices are unchanged
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KossUTH's MovEMsNrs.-The 81. LOUIS

k0SSUTHS M0vEMENTS.-1ReS 81. Louis
Republican publishes the following dispatch, received
by the Mayor of that city:
CINCINNATI Saturday. Feb. 7, 1889.
To L. NJ. Kennstt, Esq, Mayor: Gov. Kossuth's
health makes il uncertain at what time he leave.
Please do not make arrangements until you receive
a letter from him. He declines banQuets and costly
entertainments. lie claims nothing for himself-all
for his country He goes to indianapolis before he
can visit ST. Louis. FRANCIS PULsZKY.
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: Nor TO BE GaoANEp Down. AT I

" n OF TO BIZ UROANED DUWN. Nv s10
late Loco Foco Convention IN Name si1es tne non'
ina,,ons had been made. Mr. Dunn Of Portland. who
assumed to be leader upon the occasion, called for
" three cheers for Gov Hubbard, :" they were sc-
cofdmsly given. Now, gentlemen, salo nsl
"three erosps for Gen. Scott" This was attempted
also one dismally faint groan was heard, when
member Of the Convention exclaimed, An, gen
ilsmen YOU are much mistaken If you imagine tnas
be eone.D II is needless to say that the other two
creams were omitted. lbossoh Asias.
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RaiIroad Accident-Forgery.

CHARLESTON, Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1852.
The night train of passenger cars that LEFT am
burph on Tue sosy, came In collision to-day noon,
with the up freight tram, about seven hiles ION
Charleston Both engines were badly damaged, and
several passengers injured, but no lives lost
succe ssful forgery for s270 was peIpetra'ed to-
day on the Bank OF Charleston. NO clue TO the
offender has yet been obtained.
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feaal Notices.
A A SURROGATE's COURT, h.

ssss Office. 10 the City ofEew York the twenfy
sn cay o. Jsnusy in the thousand eight hun
uec sho my t~o-Fresent Alsx andsr w Bradford Ssf
rosse the master Of the application mortgage, lease
sen tae real estate Of SAMUEL ~ JUDAH. deceased.
"a re.dhS and Cling due proof BY sdsv of he ssrvce
o. roe requiring BENJAMIN Nathan Theodore Seirss
so Jgdah,ths Administrators Of Sam ael n JUDAH
Gauss sy ,hsy should no, be required mortgage lease
OF " the real estate of the sad deceased for ths
Of MS dabts andno cause having bsen sha-. =, ~. 800
trary y ordered that all in the estsss
of the said Samuel Jsdah, deceased apo~xr heS,s a.
SurTezste Of tbs County Of NewYork his oce in ,es
City Of NswYork. the 18Th day Of March n.rt
O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day And there "a 49,
Why authority should not be the sad Acm.
mortgage lease sell Of the real a.
tate cfthe said Samuel JUDAH deceased shan Be M
fcent to pay hs debtsl A W. BRADFORD. Surrogate
iplW
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AsrERN DIsPENsARy.-The following
ID the report Of the Eastern Dispensary for the
month Of January, 1882;
Psssssts Attsadsd at oefcs-Msles, $50; females,
"o-sosal, l,3s9.
~ sesir Dsrsii,ngs-Msles. 2l2; females, 25s.
xeed, 4e-to,al, 5l4 in all, 1913. Number Of
~ Whole number Of prescriptions put up during
m 3,7S5. Largest Bumoer in one day, 100.
NUMBER in one day, &C.. Average, las.
.x0.-Yesterday morning about 81
~ Skcer Mooney discovered a FIRE in the dist.
ma T2ds & Brothers, corner of TWENTY. ninth. ST.
,sssh Ssaw IL was extinsuished by the Twen-
Cd 80 Police, before much damage occurred
-Hs vssssr CouRr OF THE UNITED STATES.
--ssr. 80 Wednesday, FEB. IS, is,2-No. 100
TSs so Co, appellants. rs J. X. Monteon-
lnCssmens Of this cause was continued oy
sssse6 Is, !oanson for the appellee, and con
Af Nslson for the appeIian,s.
ihe Js6s,s %. House, at Louisville
'sd y me on. ian inst.
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, Thursday, Feb. 10, 1852.
The schooner Bounty, of and for New-York, from
Georgetown, d. c., with cargo OF -four, struck on
the Middle Ground. near Cape Charles, on Thurs
day and has become complete wreck. Only forty
barrels of flour were saved
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Large Fire at Brattleboro'. Vermont.

BRArTLEBoRo', VI, Thurday, Feb. 10, 1852.
The Vermont House, a new and handsomely
finished Hotel, Col Townships store, one dwelling
house, together with some barns, and large hall
were al burned this afternoon. The property was
partially insured. Loss not yet ascertained.
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DEOPLE'S BANK of PATERSON

In pursuance OF order ofthe Chancellor ofthe STATE
q NewJersey notice v hereby gwen that the CREDIT
RECr0Rs and COMPANY Of the PEOPLES BANK 81
PATERSON required to present their CLAIMS and do
Stockholders OF said Bank and TO prove the same, IL 10
qarse 70 the subtraction Of said Receivers. within an
months from the fifteenth dag Of November 1851 they
WI be excluded from the benefit Of sch dividends naT
hereafter be declared BY tho Chancellor upon the proceeds
Of the effects Of SAID Corporation
Receivers are no ready to receive such claims saA
10 issue Certicaes therefor their Office In ain Pa
tsrsen, N. J.-Datcd November Is. 1851
c. s VAN WAGNER,
WILLIAM y. DAY. SRscelysrs
n2o 3us JACOB VAN ARSDAIE
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT

~ Ia w VNh OUT NTIMTI OOUNI,-
l. James A. Graham against Stephen q. Crawford
Albany County To STEPHEN G. CRAWFORD, defend
ant You hereby summoned the compliant Of
James Graham, plaintiff which filed with the Clerk
Of the City and County Of Albany the State Of New
your at my Office. No. saO Broadv in tbs
City CT Albany within twenty days from the service hereof
the complaint af,sesad the plaintiff viii take JudG
men against ysu for hundred and fifty dollars
and seventy Ave cents and interest thereon Rom the h
day of November 1880 besdes the costs Of this dated
Albany Jxnuary 9. 1854 q. X. SCRIVEN,
ia isw6ws Plaintiffs Attorney. No $50 Broadway.
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Fire nj Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Friday, Feb. 90, 1852.
The Union Hall Hotel in this City was destroyed
by FIRE last night. Loss not yet ascertained.
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SUPREME COURT.-Daria Groe..

~ beck. Junior Executor OF the last val, ana tesla
vsni Of Lsw,snes Hill dessa;sd ag,,nst Helen Ha.
Lawresce p Hill. Hzabsth Hi. Samuel l.. Hli, Jahs
Hll Sarah Harrington George Harrington, Jerome \.
David Groesbeeck Junior and David GrOesbeeck Juaer.
Executor. SC. defendsntsl summons for Relief To
a q Defendants LAWRENCE y. HILL, ELIZABETH
hill; SAMUEL Z HIth 5MihA HILL, sTEPHEN
HARRINGTON and VAN CORTLAND HILL Yss
are hereby summoned and repaired to an.wer the COM
plant this acton. which led the Office Of the
CLERK Of Kings County at Brooklyn December I'M 1884,
and 10 serve COPY OF your 20 the said complaint
the subscriber 81 his ece. No u wslstreei, in the
CITY Of NewYork within twenty days ater :he service
hereof exclusive of The day Of such service aud II you
fail the said complaint within the time AFORESAID,
relief demanded IN the compliant Dated December 10,
1881. JOHN J WHITE, Plaintifs' Attorney.
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BY Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Election Of U. s. Senator for Mississippi.
NEw.ORLEANs, Wednesday, Feb. is, 1859.

Election Of U. s. Senator for Mississippi.
NBw-ORLsANs, Wednesday, Feb is, 1854
The Mississippi Legislature have elected
WALTER Brook, Whig, U. s. Senator, to fill the
unexpired portion Of Gen. Foote'S term.
The Revolution in Northern Mexice-Great
Excitement at Observation-Disclosures App
proseh of CONGRATULATIONS Leaving
the City-Preparations FOR the Defense.
NEW. ORLEANS, Wednesday, Feb. ls 1882
The steamer Fanny has arrived from the Brazils,
with dates to the 18th. She brings $50 900 specie
The Fanny reports that the families residing q.
Matamoros were hastily fleeing across the river to
Brownsville. under the apprehension that another
attack will be made by Caravsjal.
The Mexican General, Avalos, was rapidly fortify-
ing his position outside OF the city, where he intends
- concentrate his troops.
A Mexican war steamer arrived at Brazos on the
10th, with large quantity of ammunition and arms
for Avaos, but could no! get them up the river She
was obliged to put to sea without discharging her
cargo.
The Matamoros merchants were in great state
of excitement, and the alarm was increased by the
report that Caravajal was approaching with seven
hundred men.
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NOTICE is hereby given that JOHN d.
MEEKER, Of Jersey CITY. in The County o. Hud-
has this day made assignment to the subscriber Of
his Estate the equal benefit OF his creditors and that
said creditors exhibit their respective claims,
under oath Affirmation, within the term VI six months
Dated, February II, Is5a MOSES II. HARRISON
CLAIMS may be presented at the Office Of l. ID HARDEN
BURGH, No 40 Montgomery-st. Jersey CITY.
IF 3wTuThASs
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrogate Of the Co.nty Of NewYork notice hs g,
oven all having ca%s ss ssns..sd e. pre-.
am, he zane with vouchers thereof % John ~ -. ~
rer IT. al his STORE No u Csntre-.trees mssch nerr
New York on or before the First day % ~n.s 1851
ns,sa H.v Vort the twent second day o.
John G. G0YTsBEsGEH''r'~i Nth he va an
john O'NIEL. psred-
La EunGa
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~poToN AoUEDUCT DEPART.

~-,x,c.ors Sealed proposals, iheofsso
OMEkI;-IsrI.,n~s g. yer in s0gh st !" wih be re-
e.ysS c,o,,. AZ sss q S.seh s
(kntunda AZ 20 BUILD . SEWk B With TIE nseSs
arr a. Ssesl;rs B..in. s,s css:,. sbs ssss
em .soat o23 feet Toe plan Of the sewer ssa Sms-
eacn. r tadss Of ,sa A. O. Con-
Tscf Cisb' ~ 'A' NfCH0LAs De - s:.usas
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@TaECT O1EpARTMENT, No. Hall

s..a.s pase .se. s:s.' s q: s sss -
s.as 81 s:;sE ass
AZ CTsb .ss sosrxs s s.s
sh 70 sS. An se, :, ~,sssss them writing e ne
.ss,sss are s ses or q" o.
s..,-Fs'. g. JOHN r DODGE. sasss caanisssoss.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur

roxsfe Of the County Of NswYork, notice 10 hereby
gwen 70 all persons having claims AGAINST IA NE: mAIh
the same with vouchers thereof the snbscrber ut his
Office No. Nassau st In the City Of New f2rk On %
i7th iay OF JanusIy, 1859 JAMES s. THAYER
i'll lawcmS faoho AunihlsHa'"i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21

- ne Jsdsss o.. House, at Louisville
ssd ~ me- onss l2n inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, ac-
,d,nx 20 law 10 ALI persons claims against
THOMAS wYNNs late u the City Of Broosiyn KING ,
County deceased. that they are required 20 esn sss
Cd'n al his residence, No Is nth st. the CITY %
sew YORK. on before the 2Ah daJ OF March nsT~-
o.. .s,,~s. T EpwEs Sp 2TyTSs rr.eass"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21

NOTICE is hereby given that the pro-
i ceeds of the sale Of ths real es ate Of LUDWIG
KLINK dsceed wdl be dsts bued 60 the OF the
deceased accordI law by tie Surrogate OF the County
OF New York a. his office In the Hal Of Re cords In the
City If New-Yok the fifth day Of April Hsrt, at 10
O'Clock. A. III New York, Feb a. 1852
2lf6w A. W. BRADFORD. Surrogate.