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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of Jesse C. Smith, Esq,
'', % .. Sss1 zoe s' afSsS ' o6Ss.s at. y:
o. s : s.' q: 'e', sJ G c. - L.
S,l rs 81 Is-sus'l sAT !. ~'o's.S Adn-r
IN PURSUANCE OF ali order OF the Surrogate Of the
cs' sSSb A f sy o ss. ol '. ' Ss. q: &
s' ~. ee y, 'gsscre' 81 n, r. es.es W - s,oaT,y
Yea H. S,y ia fn5 i-.esaE,j J coooacs
In PURSUANCE Of ali order Vi the surrogate Of the
4 CO., ;Sas ' S. "a &C. ~ .'; c s' So Y s's
a., io's 10 as cis Fss You .s ,seaiy
' ssi ss .;i5 O ''' '''' '-' 70 yisl.I D
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate oi the
o:. .s Of ffTs. p SS HA si cay
:.1.,S 20 9ti, ,,,; s s SsSsI t No. S 70 I
Cit, Of Ns~YoI or before the t~en DAY % November
avs :%S "''' s. sssxa GiSss SLI
III is HEREBY ORDERED-That al the Creditors
:S,' ty s, h"s 5o zoe az m rse chmbsn ~ CIV al
- ~ c, Of Ne Yos ~by a. ssss2rnest Of the said iesoveaFs
esss u ns6s and he ai.eascd MS debts
p P IT, az Io'''' o. Tie T. ssEBE City Ja..
w TDMUHD j. PORTER Attorney for In.oiv.at Cts Gan
CUPREME COURT City and County of New.Yors-
OwrS reIs %sie5 eIsn' Gso.se P.s,ni Fod1cs Be-
ior aLo his Kober Gimor he o. mlss-
TaG R hs Ri ..ras n iuS sns III @ g. Sln
~, snits ress Barss aad Melissa Bua. wife,
I sytms md srJ Jane hays@eyfE ~ s, J52 -
S' . CD a a '' % % Glare ',.S:
P.sin 10 ASDRgW PERKINS. no BERT GIL
Ian GIS or You uc hereby summoned AID required
The dec empsiIt Ia ~ sencn weieh y sac hSa "a ne
dos spieuber 1851 AID eo on ne ny
T., syoe Leso t1cus o M day OIsah ,si'ie9 and you fa
30 o. aforesaid the Pc nhs val Apply T. me
Conn %, the relief demsrded the compliant Dated Se~Yo
Joy ' is, I'm CYRUS LAYTON PLAINTIFF Attorney
CUPREME COURT, County OF Oneida Bolts
- and Fa Ann hsTfe F'sse Scott and Mary H'sdr
BE- wis T u g;" R.soyb Geers, Rsso,ih Ez-bet6
s.rb Mary ssess EToi6 soS S.s ear o aSP h.
vi. Bs1nst C. Wager GnfaDSj son John a-ssed
k% ni New w.1e e n S %sn-r s Of Ma.e
Wagner dccsssed Relief To a. SRY
Sz9HtE ard IA k.%oT En S "a N
n:. 20 hsss ~. AnT S. h . isSS E5"Sa si
{nrsn Wsgtr eee@ed Francis ys h.'ssIe, w,.eo
Mcistl wssns children Of Mbal ssn deceased d''sudin,
n n.G b seton winch wa Cd IN the oce Of the Cort
,o Court y n cry Gn So o ORs eoo S'S 1 81 yd
copy Of answer on at my ONE os
f.f eo Of Of he dsy of such 1ce and you
afecsd TIC panas al spgy 70 the Court Tor the
''"'' Fw' GEissEsnAiSEh Ji, Fsafa: coan.el
TIVE PEOPLE OF the STATE Of NE"-YORK, by
the o5gS D,' J Sef %SSsF e % % ' N
ne Cow Of Washington d'ees.ed You hereby
ber our surosae County Of warspn IN surroge
hc Of esy, surroates Office Greenwich
I avn 1s p' macioD WRceeT s1d Lysia wheeler
and E1seIagI act soS we b. caused
e sel Of Office Of our said surros.e e. be nfe9nto sI.d
51,S SS ~ AIsSN ins awiwHj D. s,iEs Surrogate
V,O AARON WILLIAMS aud DAVID WILLIAMS,
Defposnts-Ycu heby summoned TO su.%er the comp so,
Of John L'op a, I'm 81 wh copy wall Se sa o. Sss 1's
81 once Monticello within INVENT, Gays ,te' ne service
r said cmplnt hereby qp,, d the psnn ~. %
. = 'si, cnS1'' for Su a1ooS rom a"S h f dV Of
April, 1853 besides cost. O w LORD p..iana. Avon. .y.
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From Hon B.iiidm Jay

BEDFORD fTdav, July q, 1873
DEAR SIR Please sctnowdseHent. to the Mana
sos ss AnrsAvt SOCIETY," Tor thsInyiaon 70 ue to
leave home o. it OCCASION but be you to be assured
s sSS 1 chn..V n ou . 0D' '
ILe religious Of Greet Britain demanded and obtained
fu con. ADDITION Of hundred nos OF dollars
ss DEB. ties eo ss & HUGE coS-u. @ 20 Ma Sy
hat should refuse emancipation Toe Chsasn.
rsi.,o in the tie standard Of obligation TAI the
nd o1ssut Of he erenc aied slaves
~c,eey ebec6 instead 81 sys 1t conpeu.s-
t,ne LONGER pemd outrsse the r.h. OF humanity
With sound policy and the Gospel Of
~, ,otr,t b -.en B,th and American Christianity regard
10 tpnn aoLasse 1 bs f.sbiopabis # so The M
htoory IN. Uid >ae oeoogy winch f-PueiaL-. al The
c untry OF A'rean descent Msny Of
he te.eh,rs Of tins cu WITTY been ey thrown INTO
ssroxsu OF how The imprisonment Of aud ms
wife Tuscany Tor ne al. yea onp'e o. sseius s pine We
r own ld OF ,vtry religious righ-hree millions who be
.y b Se to roisss frOsstaIs ropsry Kept
the pleasure either masters TO shon the voune OF nPa
But how.vsr and OGshi TO- lO.hs the who in
pes.@ IL. .snsfos Of Their upend1as
ofousy and nquity tsown IN The wse and Who are
s1.Spe Of Holy Apostle how iIe.f The aO..
H. Clergy is By like passion. with the Is Of n,shiad
i,s.d disciples soud al in obodsnge PeseP expressly
IN he name and in ms wondeIfa vnsm be
Of iaiqu and - Pagi say- noes 81.
These have verified from the
Of The lsst slavery ana
Christian ministry al and II a.
copntres ef whom the world not woy
men b. in hce. he snd dsuteress benevoleaee,
than angels Al the esu dsy and
who adurn the coctrne % ood
her SAVIOR she esr Of ccucae ruth
sjce ard fsnteousn toward al These pubcy de
roptrg Tie savehodpg ard say-sicA ng vouGay h1s
ne psiGoc instances want
whA they have eetn even IRON their parishes on ACC ant OF
their I'd ify 10 tte-r Master.
81 aore uuu "a portion the Clergy poas good yet
vtu ssIit Wiling themselves aud
ian poverty themselves tnsl day d'es not relaTe
OkeE fflnflcs OF good
ig iIto believe iiess eonaiet vita
ley from they
slso abstain fiou Ta'As.ug - lisaifns IL
ID tie ieuoe a-d tey OF such sE let
precer; Oi soIe have eonpa-soa max
'us soIeIet &C. - -,... :. .-, - D..
rrv Nv coecn th peculiar temp soas BAT aso By
rslfv. Let not fufte nS va,
d IN Z. ioGgd ihe rAns. u cne-es ard whose
slave has uldsT TIE vtn q alusace 4
r.r AZ enc uEent proved Ae Us SOC seed WAeH
Ill On story eie --.l,.,7 D.. 49,
bofES fOr >i1ttet1 fo.-s slr1 ~
= .a-it iAs 49,. -
on nas,rs swnv TIE frothgig % ca 2a eAa-rs
f tie cciAi.lh - tl ave COS ~
1ren bonosi we esuins ucu 9 uIeSs tas - p -
70 , 10 ths rouiars science sna tuu W ie
osfhe cf s-fe al ccrsao1 o O.
IN s,.r, have Gsua ed. Toe ssus O. re le- A. al
l.h'en1s snd ret all arsy snd de- lide 20 ls H-'
Cd that vouf Intended eecLen ted 18th % a,is.
s ss ~ uuifo lie of As0tocis N re ha cane y
hey engaged and usy tase slof- d l@-e - ~ ~ 80
c0wpto 81 IL ticssitE rtv
am Sir ycurs ItsTectinIy. 'a 49,
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" n " 1T y
hareby summoned 20 the comp ot
Of ohn Lnon pA H VII ch copy will be filed the Clerks
uv oce IN Moiceo V within twenty Gays -er the service
Of M tumop Of the day Of rvce and sad d"ndn's
"a seid hereby the plaintiff va sse
hen nj .ss for fou tiundrrd aud sly cen Dot
with interest thereon from he h daY OF
April 1858, besides cost. q LOhD tsilnus Atnley.
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WEST-INDIA EMANCIPATION.

Letters from Hon. Jotn r. Hale. Rev. L. IL. Chaplin,
Theodore 70. We'd, Hon. William Jay, and JOIN
Jay, Esq.
The toosing letters read at the celebration of
West Ibdia Emancipation, at Flushing on Thursday,
by the New York Antl-Savery Society:
From Hon. .JOhn p. Hate.
NETWORK SATURDAY. July q 1913
Your polite # Hyiton sead the ceebra
ron BY the Newton An slavery Society Of the w EmanciP-
u before me
wrud really sford much pleasure accept attend but
have uch cspbot deuts WITH 10 b absen
rf M the (ity al he hrss weeA IA August.
the invitation ard the very cordial manner 10
VIII NE geaty obliged
With much respect, your friend JOHN = HALE
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

No. l26 T~rlhhst, NEw-YORg, July Is, 1853.
DEAF think you for the ~h you have eten@sd
cordial sympathy wh the
ain trnopes platform which Svlte
c auo freedom all classes snd all
snd the lights of humanity IN this
70 be
.ts,If nj I kttt. ard csnnst be
"'''- " ~ ' R.,,ectnlv yours T. ~. CHAPLIN.
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legal Noiires.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Jesse c. Smith, Esq,
o. ne County Enrs
hsvnF HkNhG WOODNAN the
sfer
al
a. yu eighteenth D''ed Pe.fas
no WpODsAS
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From Theodore ID. Weld.

BELLEVILLE, July 81 1853
FRIEND have Just returned home atT few GAYS
hasten word in reply to your kind note Of
MV'aton
tie nearly u1ifneend
must other drain II BY saying that cannot diny
Ia but e1u with End III.
arts ar u tina, the day c"muh
rLu lie dpgH it's place the calendar of
mar esied nv the newbornnaous Till the heavens
AId he earth the voro wide acclaim The goat as
will be nmemoratec with reyerenta homage
Chn national rpine and orlcAt0ns o. human
Known historic dshaIing the darker
l eriOos of tie race.
Ny heartily in earnest Gedpeed 70 every
You7 brother, THEODORE ID. WELD
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NV ttf4t4. H. e. Ai-N' -
MY DE4R ST. Play you 70 atctPt az h~-s i'i 15l A
tie ccis,laou q he AnnNt ~Ai "a -
az saAsI 4 ny boyhod Whel 'eho a. y.
ruo AL saouA be ss % revisit 20 20 ter--
~ "a sen yeu eegsest sad canes 'PAA I'D
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.
PrssroE orrIcE, February II

PENsIor OFFICE, February 10, 1903.
THE ATTENTION of this Office has been drawn
ito ithographed circular letter addressed by GER
tain claim agents of Washington city, and extern
svely distributed to persons believed to be interest
ed in claims for revolutionary pensions, which 1t Is
deemed proper to notice. well because of its d.
rect and unauthorized reference to the Pension
peated and annoying correspondence ana inquiry
by those to whom it has been sent. In one part of
this letter it is stated that the writer for the time
being ia Government claim agent, and in another
place that be is duly authorized agent u0rced for
at me Department. Again, he requests his corre-
spondent In respect to has reliability and business
QUALIFICATIONS to address The Pension Office. To the
many applications touching such references no
special answer has been given; and # is proper to
give general notice that agents hare been autho-
t~so 10 fger 10 tas office for testimonials of char
'etT OF QUALIFICATIONS, apiH such testimonials be
etOea' claim agents become so OF their own
@noce' Wtnout any reference to this Office or con-
sulting it, and they must rest upon their own indi-
vldual merits and qualifications forpublic support
Inc Pension Office ought not to af}6rd anv partial
discrimination by endorsing any of them nor will
it do 80
The circular letter referred TO- which il ia thought
proper thus officially to notice, is founded upon a
printed volume published by the United States
Senate IN 1852, (Senae Executive document No.
81, 32d Congress,) containing report from the
Pension Office, in compliance with call from the
Senate, OF all suspended and rejected pension Claims
tOtM marginal notes of the causes of Suspension or
rejection. This volume is doubtless in the hands of
many agents; but it does not authorize, nor has this
ONCE eoer authorized, the pretensson that such agents
hape any privileged access to the files Of the Pension
bureau. or that they possess any i1af formation
toittheld from the public at large.
]. E. HEATH,
Feb l6-d2w Commissioner of Pensions.
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PUTNAM's MONTHLY.

THE SUBSCRIBERS. responding TO the re-
IL peated and urgently expressed wish OF emf
nent and Judlcious persons in various sections of
the country, have decided to commence, on the
first Of January, 1853, AN ENTIRELY ORIGI-
NAL PERIODICAL, under the above title.
II Is INTENDED to combine the lighter character
lstics OF a popular magazine with the higher and
graver qualities of quarterly review, filing
position hitherto unoccupied in our literature.
While attractive VARIETY for the general reader
is thus obtained there will be an attempt to secure
substantial EXCELLENCE in each department.
To accomplish this intend that the work in
all Its mechanical and business aspects shall be
such as will meet the views of our most distin-
gulshed wrlters-such medium as they would
SUCH as may tempt some to write ably and profita-
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calls.
We intend that all articles admitted into the
work shall be literally paid for.
We believe that an ample material exists for
such work. that there is no lack either of talent
among our writers ofappreciation on the part of
the reading public; and that properly conducted
periodical of this kind may bring to light much
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Entirely independent of all merely selfish i'm
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me CRITICAL department Will be wholly lndepen-
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Of public abuses will be allowed fair field without
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An elevated national tone and spirit, American
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While subject needs illustration, or pictorial
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The following, among many others, have ex-
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DRoPosALs Tor cARRY1Nc rHE mAIrs

PROPOSALS. for CARRYING THE MAILS
i of the United States from the dates hereinafter
stated to the LIST day of July, 1854 in the Territory
of Utah, will be received at the Contract Office o
ington, until a.. m. of the lat day of August
1858, to be decided by the Sd of August, 1853, or
the routes and in the manner and time hereir
specified, viz
5Os3d From Council Bluffs, by Fort Laramie, to
Salt Lake city, 1,040 miles, and back, once 8
month.
Leave Council Bluffs on the 10th Of each month
Arrive at Salt Lake city by the 9th of the follow
ing month.
Arrive at Council Bluffs by the 9th Of the follow
Proposals to carry only to Fort Laramie, $50
miles, by schedule to be specified by the bidder
will be considered.
Bids to carry by the round trip are invited
This contract is to go into effect on the 10th Of
October, 1853
5094d From Salt Lake City. by American Fork
Provo City, Springfield, Payson, Summit Creek
Johnsons Springs, Cold Creek, Santa Clara, and
San Bernardino, Cal, to San Diego, 1000 miles
and back, once month.
Leave Salt Lake City on the Goth of each month;
Arrive at San Diego by the 10Th of the following
month;
Leave San Diego on the Goth of each month;
Arrive at Salt Lake City by the 10Th of the fol,
lowing month
Dius W carry Dy the ROUND Trip are invited.
This contract is to go into effect on the Goth OF
October, 1853
5095d From Salt Lake City to Tooele City, IS
miles and back, once week.
Leave Salt Lake City every Monday at 6 m;
Arrive at Tooele City by p m same day;
Leave Tooele City every Tuesday at a M;
Arrive at Salt Lake City by 8 p m same day.
This contract is to go into effect on the Goth OF
October, 1858.
NOTES.
Each proposal should state the mode in which it
is proposed to carry the mail, and be accompanied
by guarantee, signed by one or more response
BILE persons, in the following form, viz
"Ihe undersigned - guarantee that -, il
his bid for carrying the mail from - to - be
accepted by the Postmaster General, shall enter
into an obligation, prior to the 10th of October next
with good and sufficient sureties, to perform the
service proposed ts
This should be accompanied by the certificate of
a postmaster, or other equivalent testimony, that
the guarantors are men of property and able to
make good their guarantee.
The proposal should be sent to the Department
sealed, endorsed Proposals for Route No. -
and addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster
General. das
/ For the prohibition of bids resulting from COM
blnation, andthe terms and conditions on which
the contract is to be made, see annual advertise
ment for New York, or New England, dated 18th
December, 1852. S. D. HUBBARD,
~ Postmaster General.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT., February 9, 1853.
Feb 5-1aw4w
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NATIONAL INAUGURATION BALL.

TINE MANAGERS OF THE NATIONAL IN
Il yAUGURATION BALL have the pleasure to
announce to the public that BALL will be held
on Friday evening, March 4, 1858, at the Assem-
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are now in progress to render the Ball in every
way worthy of the eminent citizens whom it is
intended to honor.
~ Two elegant saloons, in addition to the Assembly
Rooms. will be thrown open for the first time on
oio
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THE MUsICAL WORLD AND TIMEs.

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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
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. J. STEER, Merchant Tailor, has Just return
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THE INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES, &C., of the
4 Southern and Western States, embracing
view of their Commerce, Agriculture, Manufac-
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ @ 49, - -:
AND WASHINGTON BOAT

ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON q DAT
p sD "a The GEORGE WASHINGTON
scSIMESS will leave the regular steamboat
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United States Patent once,

u
ON the petition of Enoch Hutchinson, of New
" York, praying for the extension of patent
granted to him on the twentieth of May, 1885,
for an improvement in ships galley for the distil-
lation of salt water, for seven years from the
piration of said patent, which takes place on the
twentieth day of May, eighteen hundred and ff-
tythree:
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the Patent Office on Monday, the eighteenth of
April next, at IL O'Clock m. and all persons
titled to appear and show cause, if any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
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Commissioner of Patents
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MAGNIFICENT LADY,s CABINET, made
Iva of Solid Papier Mache, beautifully inlaid
with Pearl, (Bouquet,) and decorated with gold
in the most artistic and gorgeous style of Loui
This exquisite piece was made expressly for the
London Fair, and lately imported in New York.
Atthe request of many persons We have deter
mined to dispose of it by lots at ten dollars each
The. article is valued at S 500.
Ladies and gentlemen who desire to see one of
the finest productions dinduStrie imported into the
United States are requested to make their calls
early, intend TO dispose of the above Cabinet
before the close of the present Congress.
T. BASTIANELLI & CO.,
Importers of Fancy Goods and Perfumery,
Jan "a Under Browns Hotel.
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