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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-04

ng-See Beal's fresh arrivals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21
PosT-oFFIcE MONEY ORDERS.

To ne IcfiT u TIE v. T. ITSS~s
SIR: While you are pairing such polite attention
TO the Post Office authorities ana ruthlessy exposing
their sins Of commission il would not be Out OF place 70
remind those in fault or that have the power Of making
iudicous alterations that the present ardlness aud gen
eral msnaDagemeut is the probable cause likewise OF
preyeI1 the introduction at what should De the convent
.uce- o our msl arrangement 10 use which might %
mace very great additional source of REVENUE ana one
fer which this Institution leg,imaely adapted. We al
lude TO the tsnsmisson OF money in small suns "hch
now unavoiGsby intrGsted 10 private hagds, AZ cost
b. w,ver moderate Wh-r- large amounts are involved Ar
too high for tTltiig remitances Inc eIAbHshnl-h on
none order sysieu working 30 admirably and r.
nuueraiiyey ~ EDslapd would be great boon u al
easses snd iobbing and place huotug were ctreiay
suppressed might be msde 10 produce large income Inc
following particulars, connected with sysem' now IN
,ptrst thr Ughout Great Britain during th- lat thirteen
year, and giving general satisfaction may De iound inter
.sng to soue Of your readers
Tie number Of orders issued ia the United Kingdom
tufirg the year -, nearly +.iUlulo for money
Amounting Ia AqtOOO0O sterling s45OlO OOO having
grown SINCE 1870 the year of introduction of the
system from IT, 900 orders tor total amount OF i3l3oV
or sls6sCOO The revenue Of the n0neyorder office ~
ceced IL expenses durrg -'l by more than s''o0D OF
profit Though IL the London office alone there are -
ch ris the number OF offices IN the Kingdom being about
100 The depssits are, think, confined To 60 t3 and
for their safe transmission tie Post once authorities are
responsible their commission being cents for sums not
eIc.tdps SO and IL cents above hat sum The reason
why wa Fixed As maximum was probably TO give
the Government the al sntage Of income from The stamped
psper Necessary 10 make receipt legal formally wnieh
.dston.s budget viii render unnecessary aud when
will thus open 10 the public extended use OF most &c
coumodsiirg system
need not pOn; the Advantages TO b. derived especi
ay n the remittance Of money 10 districts where the tx
dresses not az present reach nor will take up your
space 10 srove what is spparen-hA the trading CON
n,unty be very much benefited by such aconVeni
euce though 10 England account OF the sna.ne's 81
m. reunited the poorer cltsses probably received
more benefit from facilities for Transmission than did any
other Your 90 / servant ALBUM
PSI took letter this morning 10 the Chatham square
Poet Office, Addressed to foughAee Offering tor pay
meut t~eniy i've cent piece OF American coinage re
ceyed in return seven three pieces and nluring
informed the charge there for postage was toHr cents
Was this only "thsve," or something worse
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1853

dwelling houses and seats ssd aven.es are beauta ana
convenient but With al these ard many other instances
ef,dvsnenent 1s: lei. yoa the truth hA' yogr ras.
Ohee is far, very far behind the kngisn IN " .es
for public alton and eeOnsDy h.i ss-h
10 understand that the cheap postage system h oeen l'
.. time adopted ia America but the hr,t -'t-r r.
c.ivsd under baf ounce rom frisna N NV
ard IT and wheh il arrived a. my r-sid-nce IN Ding -
Brrohyu chsrged cents, whereas FosIu Oe
conveyed 200 n1es Great Britain for one penny or
cents
Having 70 send letter weighing over Af al olncs 20
England, ard EiDg IL consequence 81 t1e "
cocls t. be fec utes late ir the mzil IN SassH -
was Instructed 20 90 10 tue boat a; the pier S-o' 81
No p. -here the Hermann pa-ipS 10 stSr aHd
fuIo lue i-up.r4ry PstOice. sr-ct-d On the p'-r'
AID Presenting the letter, charged % cents va
sskTg fr III lanson vs. iurn II that - cents ~s
The srgs fo pr.tags And q cecs - WAS charged
beiTs ,fe Ny object IN writing i & nq1re tais ex-
horbian demand BE- sanctioned by the authorities ~ 'te
PosOtc- neither il asystsm Of petty piuad-r ad'p'
Cd BY ffciss
In EugAno there is certain scale Of fees for la'e letters
ron ID 10 Cd but to charge d0Ebs t0rfsH fostzgs on a
heavy letter, ID an unh-ard Of imp ositiOn-
tTu-t that your .forrs tosard reform In postage
viii be seconded BY the people of this cogairy and 'ha
movement. having universal rate Of chesp p-sge IS
It's object, vii be connected in Ecod earnest ln-rs Is
every probability that II America and tugAnd-tns tFo
greatest n~;io, in the WoTld-Adop SHIN th-m--lV-s
national system Of cheap pOs;ige the greatest st WI De
bIeved toward the -sfabi-hment OF Al OCEAN Penny
Postsge-th creates; cesderS;am Of the present age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21

To n. Tsie- IF TIE v Trtsune
SIR: In the multiplicity Of plans for parks in New
York and the way Of paying Tor them have IN VAIN
Visited for some one to suggest the Propuey Of selling
large portion Of that triangular green called py way
81 Stbction tie Park, and sppropnstng the money 80
the purchase of tract in the upper part OF the island
vhfn shall be really worthy Of tins name Of Park AN
unable to any objection to this course tor az ths
purposes Tor which public gardens are ususny ln,7nls
s,rition recreation prom ensde &c, ne PARK s Of no
ro.sble benefit Tie whole City below the Psrk u now
snost exclusively devoted TO business and the ums az
ha.d when The stores vii Ill every avenue below ANA
:. Tbs Park Il divided INTO lots would command Az IN
ueuse prics-eDough undoubtedly, 70 pur base lay ou
and psnt the Central PARK As proposed ~ the Lezi'A
COMMITTEES. The comparison n point OF uuliy o7ts5sh
,ss 20 Parks everybody sill II allow 20 De nmsA
surs BIZ in favor Of Tire Central PARK. VINO ]. bsnstied
bv the City Hall PARK AS far a. can see the propss
,0rs Of the Aston House alone. Lnousn Of inSuI 90
tanned Ia fo1t and Al the sides Of the City Hall % give
hat building elbow room and leave room fgr addrC5s
MI ark July. -. lsiS. \. ~ -
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SUNDAY ADMISSIONS TO THE CRYSTAL
PALACE
To N. rGisy # TIE " r T&Sas,

To NE rS3br If TIE " TlbSne
SIR An article appears in your paper of this morn
inc over the signature of Victor Hannot" which
proposes the opening Of the Crystal Palace on Sundays
Notwithstanding feel some hesitation in presumlns
To occury space in the columns Of your paper;
vet feel induced % reply to such blind proposition by
lew brief statements
The purport of his letter is this. That the Crystal
Paace-eTected in the Bibesustainng land of America
-insulurated by the President of this Christian Ne
public where the blessing OF Almighty God Invoked
upon this woro benefting INTERCHANGEABLE this edihce
in the exhibition III is srilcs should know no sabbath
TIE incontency Of such proposition very app aren't
think to minds of all -ho really wish for the moral
elevation OF the working class inclined to think
there are none Who cannot possibly take all necessary
tine for investigating the exhibitions of art during the
week with sslusry effect upon their moral and mater a
character doing TO deecrae the sabbath 1t such
ent would have the ee 10 draw thher those
a. BE- states. pho would otherwise fill the grog shops and
ubses of this City would only be 70 concsntrse vice
snd immortality IN pot where instrument for that pur.
pose would be lacking Here the Sabbath sh0ulf tell OF
Christian nation-bere some Manifestation OF gratitude
should be show TO the Frsmer OF ali es enjoymens
Beggir Q paroon for this intrusion, am yours, &c
NJ Yak July 10, l.O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21
THE TRIBUNE AND IT'S FRIENDS AT DART
MOUTH.
HANOVER IN I

HANOVER, IN. II, Friday JAY IS iss'
ssuspoBSsnss Of Tss n. Y. Tribune
Since have taken The TribEae have been much pleas
ed with its contents The letters Of Mr. Baysrd Taylor
alone being worth the price Of subscription II IS meeting
with increasing favor among the students here very
many of whom will subscribe for it IS soon as their sub
scripop for sundry other papers in village so much
praised up, expire
Commencement time is now at hand, at which time
great gathering is expected The Theological Society
will be addressed by Rev. L. Storrs Jr Of Brooklyn
the Phi Beta Kappa Society by Ogden Hoffman, Of your
place and the Literary Society by Rufus Chose who vii
give an euogy on Daniel Webster This last will proos
bly, BE- the greatest thing of the hind that has been dev
cred Judging from him who is to deliver It, Will t.Ae
place on the 27th inst.
There are about students College at present 30 OF
whom are the Graduating Glass. The Commencement
pieces will undoubtedly be Of high order OF merit :" he
smsrest Of the class selected The Junior Glass has
lately been deprived of estmable member by death
The weather very dry and is beginning to afset the
crops but there will be good deal of hay cut.
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maier Tnrf.

a REPORT of Two Hundred Interesting Cases
n ,,,.I,d with Water by EDWARD FELLERBR N. D,
Resdsu Phyacsn Oraoss Mountain Wa'er faro o't
furnished without charge 70 sPpcsn sscssas
po,t,1d order y. S. letter Address Z sbLLEAS
RROTHFR soo'h Orange, Ne~Jersey Nist 70 the shove
nan Tptnep Morris ard EseI Railway foot Of CoaTt
isndta At s! A. N. or-sndsPH
nR sHEW, of NeW-York, earliest American Prae
ton. OF various sOrss On the s1eot
receive patients Surp, the SumInes connection via
W D. CAMPBELL At Lebanon sprnfs, Columbia Coany W
- H. TAYLOR, NJ. d., No. 2 llthst., cor. 4thay-
attends sod Physiological treatment OF dc
,sse in its application. Also office oonsniatios
IIIDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE
No IS for one hundred peients
Dersrens for FemAe Dsssses X T. TRAIL tropnetori N
L HOSfOBD. Assistant
NEWPORT WATER CURE, opened April ], has
~ e fitted regard 70 comfort and eonvnienee
1c ekovp heshfpes Of Newport climate ndes Il most %
,she cure Terms $40 per week payable weekly Address pr
REH Newport. f. l.
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POST-OFFlCE REFORM.

To me Editor Of ne y. Y TrttVre.
SIR: am most happy TO see and read the different
articles in your journal on the necessity oil some ne"
regulations respecting delivery Of City Letters hope
Won an continue Your notices until something Is d0ne 70
relieve us from this most irregular and seemingly neglected
department have vsnly eudesvored TO Obtain boz Al
the Office but of prevents the Postmaster nom
sorcing any additional accommodation IN TINS respect
copseout n,ly to partially avoid waiting the eisarey move
merts othe Two have time and again gwen
directions have my letters retained Al the Once ih
partially attended 10 and call regularly 81 the Office at the
general delivery kr my leters, always once and
often two and three times each day lie result Is tnS
ar s.,nrdsv 10Th received three letters respectively
poimsrk. I'd Boston July r. u and IS To day Monday
-,h have two letters postusrked Taunton one Gy IL
,po one july o. These the last two nsn and being
INT the copinu of series feel warranted IN ADDING
my complaint Of necepcy and neglect in this City De
livery" Can you explain 10 me why The Penny Pest hss
tbs rit hit 70 charge tao cents LETTERS.
" lotE July la. LIS.
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POST.OFFICE REFORM.
II u. Es,sc- Of TasK. T1lssAs.

To ls ES,t- Of TIE n. Y. TrrssAs
SIX. have r,sd MI your articles on this subject bu
there ia Dot any OF the abuses aud rouudA bout way OF do
ing bushes. SO glazing absurd the way in winch th
mail. are transmitted TO Ireland Ii is well ascertan7d
fact that oneha the letters sent by the steamers are sr
Ireland and that half the postage by the Collins ana
ether Ines paid BY that country and IN the lace OF MS
the letters in place Of being delivered by the steamers al
Cork or some other port 10 Ireland sent 10 SoaAap
ton ard Liverpool instead OF direct 10 their Destination
Cspt West Of the steamship Atlantic told the writer u
this that would be adesy OF more than three hours 10
land the mAs Cork ssd the Irish people lose
nearly four days time, when eyeDnarded Justice was I'd
muistered they would receive their letters in two Gays IL
stead Of thirteen Ii you wl lsOk st the map OF III
nc see the beautiful selection that made II giving
Southampton preference over Cork vii show you no
AL arrsb rements have been arranged Why Sir Cork
had been selected all England ara Ireland would have
their letters before the ship reaches Southampton but the
d gies in the Post Office will do anything to help Ing
land keep the Capitalization Of ever. thing hope >I
the Postmaster General will attend 70 this much need
cd reform, and cAEy cut the principle that gives HIN TIE
power be BE- well that there are forty lrs
TO Englishn2n interested in this important AZ
TGngement. lrtnSil Gear Sir
Your Obt serv't ANTI BOIL.
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CAMDEN and AMBoY RAILROAD to PHlLA

CAMDEN and AMB0Y RAILROAD 10 PHtLA-
- .. ~, sG ss. @ !: =
E y '. =: .sEs .l sss s: 10 ssi
P L , y 4s.! s9as s pr =.
Is G.,u1.s, psy. Psi.s-ipss a 70 A v srs in
NEW YORK ssd MONTREAL KAILkOAD-Ie
~ BELLOWS y EIt4Sps BT3LST9HssT j95 M
0s.s q The E.wYol snS ssw-.,,e R-s I'd ssns, Of Bs
a n .nd ? y Bssa.ss ehs.isi srssss F'sssi nd d.
'''hI S''s' ''''' ER&scis HYpE A.ena No Ia sos.s
(TANANDlIGUA sDd NIAGARA FALLS RAIL
1853. Cs.Ees o. TI.E. 800.
pscEs REDUCED live Tran. esi, -rs-ft 7nssy, ts.-1
fors I'd se Rs-os1. III. bsr BsOAD GAUGE -
-ors ''sm, &c s''s'-Ht h-o ny o'h-rf0u''
r.Srs. T4ss. e.,s s.SsSis rs n, .od - u n.
-. u. :. "a. "a fr. I'D .aS Froa.
Zoe P T.a eqaossts s T.. over 10 ct. I'd . 70
"a D. Genital RsIOss n AIbsSs and Ee~-Yos
,,,,... yr,n ave. osras1s,sas :. II 81. 4
secnis EIe- Ir'o ba1so Asso@1oa.o. - E,s,
I'D BsisIs :, ~ " o. ss,iry Iureay, .he sstd.y
S -, .r i ia. ~ ~ 1 he csn ss s IS c Z
Tus,dsJs Thursdays and st'urds .ps eqSs .is 1 oo 90
Ss so5,nnsens-at. one. tSfRR
Csrsnossus. June IL, 1873
TOLEDO. NORWALK and CLEVELAND RAIL
M .1.oss ssfs s w. sn .ss p
Zoe only sDit. asoso In. ee,r'tn .s -, 800 400 C
eJp~5ll0ns rov,~ e't~r>h t,sp7ip
'" HUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and saer MONDAY May 10 Ps1ss Trans vii ies-e'~
is0pasy y. e1e.pteo) - foloss:
oSsiOn at 3 ~ A. NJ stopping q, al stations
Dsv E,pren IS NJ st0ppibs only st Fremont Believe Ea
foevIls AID NOrwGlk- p-u
xos1o eviUe, EsrwElk and Ob7Thn
cLEFfLsrD
Express 10 ~ eopping only - NorTts, Sonroevk>
ssnsvae aLI0F
.cs,naodafion o. 10 a ", aoppins At al stetons .
Sht Eyprs, NJ stopping 81 ODein horvsh hos
yDevilIs Bellevue sn6 Fremont
DIRECTLY,
Toledo e trains 8chfab Southern sad Northern isdan.
gr al for bcsO stations through CHICAGO sad Roos
Il and gsi.rosd Illinois River iornias nDo 70 =
LOus
A. B.eys. nth usns Med River .nd lass bic IA road h
s.Ddu,bt CITY fpTnged Dayton Cincinnati ndianapOAs ~.
Al Of Mansfield and S4ndusSy Railroad To-
g.odusiy Shelf, Junction Columbus LsseEvle SsWus &c
with Cleveland Columbus snd DDcpnsfo ss
road Tor Colu bus nn.tti sao stations
viii shcr- RI osd Tor Newly Aoo
Bosom "a, Buffalo and Absny YOp Duhsirs via
ran. Of Pittsburgh Railroad o P1,9oIg PnlAo1
Baltimore Washington CITY r H. PHILLIPS SUD-
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POST.OFFICE IMPOSITION.

r. as Editor q TIE =. Y. Dt0.A<.
So am an Engshm.8 recently arrived, with many
in favor your country In msny respects
ry Antepatons than realized l confess that N
architecture both ani and water you surpsss Eng
lard Your steamboats, for ferries are not approached for
beauty convenience and regularity BY anything either on
the Thames or the herssy. Your streetraroaos are IN
advance Of any local cOnveyanees in London Liverpool
or Edinburgh your railway for popular comfort md
oonysnsbee are far superior 10 anything on the Great
Western or Grea; Northern knes Of England, asd JeI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21
POSTOFFICE.

IT, he Editor ef The Y. Tros~s. $500
SIR You do less than justice to the letter agents OF ths
concern At least for where penny or tFo can Dc maze
they sometimes very sgs and DO more thsn Then du
tv as can testify For instance II being verv annoying
f. 20 trg dog To- the Pest Office 10 person who has let
els only occG oDsDy from distance my letters are ire
queny dir, Cted to the care OF friend 10 whose Employ
,y NJ, rs Post Office boz But here the officials
as wise as serp.nis for having found my MI
.ti,rcsier not soT in bringing the lew letters have
s,ntme 70 Get his pennies notwithstanding they thus
reach me some hours later than if deposited IN my
Mover box from whence they would be regularly Oh
,is,rysd sarlv in the morning QuoD.
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A SIGN OF DISTRESS.


t. ne Ediso- q ssS y TSasEe.
SIR In passing through the pleasant village OF ho
., sur surprise Mack Tag hoisted on the sgnpost OF
the hotel al place the windows boarded up I'll" rough
be xrGs ard the house closed decentralization
" =; :, -. - IicInses for selling liquor, where
upcp Col G. Bsgr. ric. Anu Maine Law farmer llvag
over mile from the village ana no, p, N me
isS IT, II.ek seg on the sign post a. warning - an
f.mpersnce men to bewsre how hey elect Ana Lag aor'
- soil ot.io.Ts N TIE Wing town OF Trenton
Yours. We Lifre'
49,. y y F.lF Is -,
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Nem,])ork uaitp Qribuaie.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
PUBLIC HoNoRs To ART AND INDUSTRY

To D. ESiET Of Tie n y TSlbsas
SIR: The admirable and singing articles which have
appeared your paper 10 reference 10 the conempuo
course pursued by those Eho controlled the opening Oh
n. Cr,.ts Palace coumeuds itself to the hart Of avery
honest md generous well Is very over OF Art an
Industry in the land | vas present on ths day an1:
among large gathering 81 feathers and dynisr-s "t All
sor;s looked round IN vain for the men WI se creavs
gtn. L,d caused this glorious edfcs to take rs stsud
amid tbs realities Of life Ny object IN Vriiins hs IS 20
T-onose nat public dinner be given by private,
sffa fellow - the architects and exhibitors OF
The CRYSTAL Palace TO be denomins'ed Dinner or Iesu
nopy 10 (fniAs and LoBor BY the way does c. MAS
and Labor not pay for the dinner at the Metropolitan At
which they wer. not admitted to psrtAke, or even to be
spectators Your 0oeoieh' tef't' N'i4@h''
July 49, ltss.
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CHEAP ADMISSION TO THE EXHIBITION
r, ne Editor Of TSeN Y. TrBuns.

To ne Editor ef I've y. Y Trbuns
SIR: am clerk upon a salary Of $500 per annum
il is all have TO live upon, and yet have with TINS
small income desire 70 visit the Crystal Palace From
what have read in your paper OF Ihe extent and Vsre
ty of the Exhibition have DO doubt but that could
several times with pleasure ana profit But Zen
t.uen | an living down town, and should VS. u a< OF
ten As should probably wish TO, my financial ah,rs
vould become troublesome would cost me sTty cents
each time visited IT, and to me this sum IS cOnsdeIaoe OF
Sd item - H., -
Would it not be Of great advantage to persons ike my
sslf and am persuaded there many Of us II the man
.oer. would open the Exhibition curing the evening -
cssr0e If % cents admission think this would give to
very large class Of young an opportunity OF which
they would avail themselves probably more than twice as
n "A II ey would uLcer the nj system Of charges
Woud not each Of the parties be much benefited II this
coprs. should be pursued Saturday afternoon and eve
Mn es when Clerts have leisure. VAST STREET.
Asu. Ysrk. July 49, las
T. "a. Ediior u Tic y. YTfi5gA@ ,.A
-. Having read lev words on the subject OF the
C,y.t.l Palace by Brstoha and Victor HAnnJ- would
a. Inst hesry concur with the suggestion OF tha first
~ a. tproy cond.mn the doctrine Of the latter For we
hayea nun Der CT laws which say, Remember the SAB
hath dsy to keep it holy For tbs sever To day the
"sshhs;f Of the Lore thy God" and Wherefore the
ord blessed the Sabbath day, and halowed t. There
for, won pre- pose that the Exhibiting Palace De opsa
d. ard night fIom A. N, each Monday until l. 7. NJ
eth SsUroay. -. 4.
"Hhts W. J. D. R.
ps-Csnyou tell me in yosr next whA, they are bu.id
; o the Trinity Churchy ard, near the Trinity Building
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Eequl Notires.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate of the
G.G. S 2I sfoGS s'sf GU
y9s 70 Is,s'S the Se with sS S , '5e Z '
before ss 18th day OF January SS Sfs sr 6 Nss9 -, Oh
d' BIZ q i iSS a' Til AMI 0'''' ~ ''-,--' '
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate the
County NGs. hereby q ,S. 4; s1 h13s
o 80 to pre-; d M % ~9 Co 5 s u @ ss
tie City Of NewYork before the twentieth Of December
n': 5 nsTf' tie E fssSis 81 'i h fa
IN PURSUANCE of al order of the Surrogate OF the
S:G ss q csTo 4T!Si s late Il RSa. %
nS P05S s SsSSs the P es Of Ne .a ss.er '9p ss
No Nassau the Cy q New YoIs o. o. Seos The h'eeoio
DAY 81 sSSs osf' De svEES ST acl 5tSJ6
In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
%, ss r ss Si s ~. q s e " s 20 S ss %
a. :.H - V S s s o. S Ss s s 49, ~ Sss s ;.
dated New YoslA dsy . Jasas,y. ls,3 -
,.,l.,srn R2S25 st SEIKr' .iln-.'or.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
III Si5 ~ i ak I'm ss'csy y. ' CO s s,' 49,
S q J.S cos W - ga ~ % - c2 q Ses Yors o %
az ~ 5.e''' i'a JKSNas &c s9 sqH r,,.ao
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
Il cs,i ,S Ss> LEA A. s'sS .'y. = 49, ssvas % .s,a
AiEAn Se Ia, q ~ S S ~ = ge NE &c.,
- Asa. NJ, D M Yea The ns ssy o. fss-a,-J s SIN o"
sl.~e@TA. HENRY RONER Iaula.zasS
NEWN YORK SUPREME COURT-City and Coun-
~ Of RI NEWMAN JOHN WHIT.
I'd ,. MHtT3EIh-Sun4nous rsli-f-Ta
r. Deer hereby summoned and required .nswrr
n ooe
OF RE CIV and COUNTY NewNsIk The CITY Hal sad
tbs I'd 1855 ne copy
"a. or scribeg his oS No IS
ctv within twenty the 0. tbs
sNcuwve The Of and far
sid conn an the tine aorssl Be plAinrn tins
vi svYy 10 Count ir the rshe demanded the complaint
VIA is'seuT6s JONATHAN NATHA An, Plaintiffs AtsEuey
NOTICE Of DISrRIBUTlON.-NOtc Is hereby
IN proceeds the sale the ra Of Fied-ek
N0 Of New YORK deceased lately made BY ss
Davis the ofd Of the suroAe Of e C1utv u Ne~ Jrk
AL e ciip,d fh Surrogate rec, n the Cy
q NcN-N e second day o. Aus "a otoA IA tss
oerooa Of tat dsy when At persons having deasos
hers. A BRADFORD
! SOPREME COURT Rockland County.-JACOB
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AtmrAstcw te sth Of July 1873 aud 60
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