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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

vo,h nv ,.oaept communications from the missionaries ia
their dsfsBt felds Of labor.
Our brslhren in China while they have eneoaragements
osrro speak OF any conversions They are however SIN
aberng in hope trusting in the power Of God aud me
prayers Of bis people for the advancement OF me he0ee
eTs canse among the people. ,.,...
IN Asia Afss and America We see The many open eSo1s
Tor the entrance Of the Gospel and We see our d0J
happy shal we be il We perform IT,
We do but little compared with the great Work 10 20
done but we must still call upon friends anu patrons
sustain Us by sell denying efforts, earnes. prayer anu
NOTED and the Redeemers kingdom be built up. Let Us
all strive then TO be g than have ever been
in collecting mesus 10 spread abroad the gories OF the
H. kG-resL thai Ae ell send forth asOrers Jarrett
Alnshiy God, Thy rses proclaim
Ln.ysIy l.sd q every H:os'
Ana crown TIE Savior Lord Of AL
The receipts OF the past year amount TO $500 So The
Disbursements have LEFT the treasury penuless,
Afsr the reading Of the Report Rev. Mr.. WILEY, Of
marked that this the age of Anniversaries that this
is the age Of Progress We have Temperance Anti Slave
~ WOmsns Rights and variety of others Of equal i'm
pertance but this he deemed 70 be OF paramount iu
portance 10 all Of these lie then went 70 sbSlnass
The assertion with which he had started He traced the
motives Of this Association to desire 20 carry out the
principles lad down by Christ when he sad TO ye INTO
s the world and preach the Gospel TO every creature
He said il for obey this order No matter we
DO good thereby or not duty is TO obey orders
minister asked the Duke Of Wellington IL he thought the
sending abroad missionaries did any good The Duke
Piled DO vour duty and obey marching orders
He thought that il cause ike this lady esquire
needed to prove thst Woman had right 10 engage In so
lsudable work lie believed that Women could succeed
missionaries in many where men would altogether
fail to produce any beneficial results After long address
he said that though stranger he felt that this society Al
forded noble field for Womans exertors and he hoped
that instead Of being ambitious Questionable dstn on and
pursuing worldly yanes they would emulate each other
IN endeavoring TO be foremost in this good work
Rev Mr.. WAKELT then addressed the meeting Tie said
he should bear in mind piece Of good advice Aey given
by the City Press viz TO boil down his ideas He re
membered that collection had TO be taken up and then
proceeded urge his audience TO the support OF this So
ETY. by their contributions and prayers and wound up by
urging them TO give freely as they would receive
collection taken up, and after singing and prayer
the meeting adjourned.
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Ale0irai.
IFYoUR WHISPERS WON'T GROW, and you want

IFY0UR WHISPERS WON'T GROW, and you want
them Musfsehes grow my 0ngscn IL win toe The
ssasa % grow hxuant and glossy SIX weeks and viii not
n ~ plu1s The skin II don't believe me ssk some one wh
We ~ bottle Sent part OF the country X u
onAnAM, No % Ann q. and ali Druggists.
ga NOTABLE FACT, and it speaks volumes in
n-. o. br o0URAUDS ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP m the
Ie Ia, Of IN sSssle Ppples sssswnss saass EIPsoos
'ee pe twelve protesting skin dcome not
sts,,, Va" n stood the Of public appreciation bat sfsr
uret period. hke fabric Of have
kAups 81 .et wreck behind while The saiss Of co.,
cuss The period the teeth of the tczcesf
% eppennor ever vased By ohsrlatans against ran Of
1919 Increasing and win insreAse 500 per cent
skns illustration Of the snEnlzr yirsne
ssd the sseity and penetration Of dson
nk Pnone cat Bear IA mind dat the gsouse toilet pre-
psssnsns Of Ut fELx 00URAUD % b had snly he old
neerste. Ne WksEs tnst ND Broadway
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Nem2pork Daily Qributre.
THE RETAIL RUM TRADE.
Seventh Ward Licenses. .wEDSrsD.

Seventh Ward Licenses. -. "WEDNESDAY Nay IS
AT 20 minutes after 10 Assistant AID Woodward and
Can't. Haggerty commenced business. Aid. Tweed was
absent all day Perhaps he thought member Of Congress
peddling rum licenses not picture to admire
p P;t F: e F. % Ms.s %::H
HuRiss: Keep. ODsi ?" sunday: - do 81 the
htn Bs y, cR.y Ss9 s e. SS sns & no. he
granted M hs matter i inye.tisstedl
J. Tso%, 3 csSsIi1ss ea,ed for further vsslstOu
b. 5.s6s ~ ne Mer .tsa AIDE careful keep
closed Sundays and ve of those boys that hang round year
Heinrich oerde. Iss chsny.t Refused not eis.s9
Sa SO saS yet licensed h & Wd SsS ssps o:sd On
JAIME: H. PnssS. sS chsry-s Assistant AdKseP closed on
fr9sss ns sSs'c s1.TR henry
o s%s. S Ms1 8 siSa Sspa-I s
Rgsss;9s s' s.s s.sn N SS s1.'d
Ye, an bad and be Iep' SDsn
6saIis i'1 Wiener 81 81 @.ssr..s o. c,
p }:R' ca Ry, a IS As
AVN RSo ,toSd b. sis BE n ,
ny dsS's5 .s I n.s ~. . Only issp.
spectacle Assistant Adsrm.n-Yoa must "a: N ss.s 2s
wont sunmoS' HIM nor Prs,iS 1,n from isns "
Ass,I,se t,ss I e. w %s ss s'n''''
cOpheT Cox ~ honrOs wa q az M xs srsn. shsi
or who cid not learn and he w n'
nmun1cate -Uaiss
Doecher R1Eer and Monroe s ~
y sssG .s ss z sT ma s could ss 20 without
o,tn apo.s Nieulister, 90 NetrrE
n.Nk5nise. i,s No.. Henry Wilson s8 Cheuyr
refer f,al1s iss Cheuysf
ffeoeI,uk nasi ~ =. lHenry Cipp. Craftsmanship
hsri SssdI q soss.sy ca iao~ nothing about A
ss a f y D:sa hep
jacob Bsh Assistant Ad-sse u soI szssesble
elosed on Sunday. Bxzfh-We mean 20 have n0'' -r
q W. Gone So Grind Ass.ni nd-Ksep closed On ss1
dyJ -,.
james MeDevitt, Ia Cherry has lived inefe ana
p psefsi ie1 M.asoa IAs.nt NA-ps'asr' s'a "''
keep closed SunfsyI -, ,s.x.n.. 50 Monroe,
T,rs 81 Mouroe Assistant AA-kee y. =. ~sozf
ssy yes male sssssh N the ether days % - s'~
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Sew.Yorl Female Missionary Society,". Anniver.ar

The Thirty third Anniversary OF this Society was ceie
brsted Wednesday eysnng, at the H. T. Church. sev-
enh st. but few persons present The proceedings
were commenced by singing and prayer. After which
j. B. EDWARDS, Esq., called on 70 read tie Thirty
third Annual Report:
We come az Board of Managers before our friends and
patrons the close Of another year to present our in
third Annual Report
Its with feelings of gratitude that we make mention OF
the loving kindness of TIE Lord Though we cannot say
as was said the last year. that number undmnisn
ed" yet the Lord has been good.
Death has from midst during the past year
one OF the Oldest mansgers-Rebecca curling She was
engaged from the commencement Of ae Society oon iain
fully and perseverely in its useful work until near the
close Of life when age and nhrmy prevented her attend
anee further labors Bun her work on ertn . ended
and she has gone to her reward We have sriend
and patron N the death of the Rev. W. r. Stopord Who
for many years has manifested more than Ordinary Interest
in our Society and BY his influences and talents endeeyored
In eyery way be could to promote its success God IS
teaching u BY these provdences the necessity OF working
while the day lasts. for ne ss e'ms Se<H 10 HSa se'
rsk"
Your Beard are eth sbeersd end encouraged TIER
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ruEERN oF 4 MEMBER rHE Arrrc GUARD-The
remains Of William Fsrliver member Of the Attic Guard
a semi military organization composed OF cOored men,
were Yesterday conveyed to Fstbush for ntermen from
bis late residence in Washpgtons Prospect The
Company, which numbers about thirty men, under the
command Of Capt Furgusop. preceded the hearse and
several carriages containing friends of deceased followed
New York Band accompanied the procession.
AccIpESrALLY DRowNED-Yesterday morning, man
named Quinn fell into the slip foot of Main St. aud was
drowned Il seems he was walking on the edge OF the
pier and losing his balance fall over Efforts made
10 rescue him. but in vain He appeared to be about 81
years Of age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

Il NJ BUTLER PATENT TRUSS and SUP
PORTER PADS for Herns traparsi and Pre,sps1' Ussr
inr wsmbJ theu Gld distinctive foruL induce
radical consequently fast ~ oshes
CGce 30 5yesey New York female st,eneEncs r.
fsrts Tgussed st two weeks
DLAEETT-s BITTERS-This article is offered 20
The pubie r DebIsy Indeesuon LAYER cozP>rt
Sea Sickness Oysg ans Nervous sco-s fcny the are
bshy pessirg III Ehcly vsEesie IN their eompocn
gsshby W.M.F HICKS Co. No 1f Pe<r-sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

~ The Mr. Orleans Pi<dyane In mentioning the ap-
pointment Of Gen Robert b. Campbell who supersedss
Mr. Bartlett as Commissioner for running the boundary
line between the United States and Mexico says that Il
part which has been the occasion Of the late action the
part Of Gov Lane. The at his disposal and his
Instructions says The Picayune do not permit him to 80
beyond the survey and location Of the boundary along the
Rio Grsnde below the town of III Paso and therefore he
viii have nothing to do with the contested point OF the
southern boundary Of New Mexico, which commences
above II Pase and the initial point Of which the uelecs
sfssntreversy"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

r. Peter Hoes, a relative of Martin Van Buren, IL
the Postmaster at West Galway, ~ Y. This 10 hs third
appointment within IA years.
~ e. b. Bassett, editor Of The Record, Alegan,
Mich, has been appointed Postmaster Of that place.
B-A Printers Convention is to be held At Baton
Rouge July A.
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List Of Patents
b'sd from he United staiss Patent Qes for TIC sss ssAAS
Tho. A. ReskSId III @s'ossmsu, IN PspdO'ua
Moses cosun Of savannah Ca for Improvement in vOu' Dated.
Edwin Forbes Of Boston, Mass Improvement To vscs,
brsIs. ard PsaO Dated May Il. iss Patented in Eassoa
Sps ..s Jc.'S w n:s & Dayton o. for lm'
John II Bswes Ithaca T. iap cslesas
cocl.; Dated May lsS . =. 80.
SsSsr Ic11sy Lsssnss Machines
FlsSE Ms,Sssus Improvement in Up
Julius H. Fsss Esw:Yuf N Z, Improvement Seeding
Thorn fws:.srool Me-, for ia rOcsg.
W@ W. Wade q springfield Mass, for improvement in oscm
.itd Cute. for Cloth and other suSssssss Dsd My IL 1856
cH.ps .Ss cssSs sosi
Ks: p.,.s Sy il iSSs kaI;Sstsl 70, is5 u..,s
place iSr Improvement in Track cIssre" to isvss'ss
EeEsTd Monso@sr Of Nswy.r. y. Asisaer Fn,sss.h
s Steam gs.r: Dated May IL 1855 sSsss Fsisn d.ss.
Jsms. 4 woodbury. e wines,.,sI. Nus yG.as. Merrill: q
AR Engines Dated, May H. 1888 Patented IN Easaos
VIM cTs..sr q shppsaburs rs. for improvement in SEED
r'sn'e' Da''3' 80, .', -.
The STRENGTH AND DEssITY oF BUILDING SrosE.--By
series of experiments recently tried IN Washington
der direction Of the Ordnance Board the specific grav
ty Of various sandsones presented averaged loe-tbs
beet Quincy granite TO speak properly, Sene 2o5s,
and The Malone sandstone, 1851.
The report OF the examining affairs further states that
Fir,-That the sandstone Of the capitol broke urder
inch, 40
srss vs,ns 10000
Thiyd-The red ssDfstsne Of vhch the smtiso
Institute is built broke S,Jn 70
FoaJ1-Tbs UaDife blue micseeous enpisJedhI
the new foundations broke (as the ayeIsse Off - -
samples) under. lcH1
sSfbs "s. sisnts from $50
Ii should DO mentioned that the various sandsones were
tested In the weakest posonwith the lines Of strahca
ton perpendicular TO the horizon such the way that
they are usually employed In building Tho marbles and
GRANTEES were tested in eIsctly opposite position.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

FREE OMNIBUS EXCURSION-The will be a
e. Exeuen Melypa four days 10 succession oomenens on
ssm ne wIs@shah Fsnss fronting on the WILLIAMSBURG New.
srsss Persons ,sns Melvins
W. 5s, once %sn{ minute: 'ase9ss the day hs.s
t proportion ofthe lots already dpOssdOf Several frs,
thai large amount Of building win be done Mevna present
% ss s ss s ter g. ~ s w Ss
ss1t Pon.h until PAID Tor WIZ warranty Sesd val Ss sven
s Of & excursion a. the proprietor DESTROYS they :hoad see
s ss sad Sns ss streets PRoSf SIn
= Es.ss, hind door, Ss~Sori proprietor he
MAY, ls53.-Ihe popular steamboat EDWIN LEW
~ IS Ssgt cOhss for SHREWSBURY 40 Highland
.s Rec Bank Fare M cents wn leave Feclp Pier East River
ns.sy My is...'. ggM gssss-Ssy Nay iS..... sgM
TIss .,s;,!y s,, IN MG2sS.y Nay IAN
isHSsS s An sfsSsiSSts NJ, nay e.. An An
n",,y May sl;s;...l pm Monday Nay 50, en-
ss hose IlsPg cssos = carried . sssh.,
'''' ND BEssoN BRoUwER AGENTS Nc. ISL ws.....
RuFFALO ana NEw-fOkk CITY RAILROAD
ue NsyYos snS.Es Railroad to HoRNELLsylLLE-Tfsius
BvrrALo Through in about Il Aours 20 minutes
MsSl Ts =. q Ssisss a, a. station.
IN M s,,s,ss TssIs5kiiss 4 Buffalo JOAN
NC rnisAeex Agent. Ne IS CcuStaaSsst '"Ps'''*h'sh-
ma NM.
p. Two iis.. sI ss, Ne sS;A Rive, 20. e s..Ey
~, a sssnseess TRENTON South Anboy, tAsnse sy
- ssP,s La's = n NJ by steamboat JOHN POTTFR 70
tnsSy uence crst % Cen1cn
- kefernsns ssss fhiscspAis At 10 N snd p ~ fA~
NETWORK and KINGSTON.-The s,sarho.,
AN Aida, Capt William Msstsn, win leave NFyvyoRE ~.
ketinsons fer KINGSTON EVERY AFTERNoox ~ w
kssst cessss Cornwall NswsarsA Mson and Pcasss
fyANANDAIGUA and NIAGARA FALLS Rail.
NR0AD. AN
aSs2;r CHANGE ,. OF si TIME 1858.
eh through Nswyork via Csnsasssus and fna TIE Ns
rsemy and pleasant than any osher route -
Expires Trsns leave Bstsvia a.. ............S@ An
Accommodation Trains leave Batavia at........240 T. NJ
Both connecting with Express Trains the Csnandgas and E
ND New Vera Ere Railroads. reaching Canandagua
&e<k
WESTWARD.
Express Train leaves CanGndsigus sx........725 A.
Recommendation Train leaves Cansndaxu1 $50 r. NJ
With Trains Buffalo Batavia The standard Of tirne
~ hesd minutes fster than the ocs time This the most
~<'' sne Pheasant routs 70 Ayoa springs
ssssrassssafs onse C. tHFR R. CsBsndsisas May 2 1858
EQuR, O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON and INTER-
"a - IA s spendd SOUTH AMER
~ sss .n leave os q h.iseas every asDoes
sas asss ~ BsA,hss Rs1sssA
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TENNESSEE VIM. T. Haskell (Whig) has az
nounced himself as candidate for Congress-
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70" The SanduskO) Rgistey says this Is strangely
bach ward Spring time In Madison Co, Va, the joint
worm has nearly destroyedtbe wheat crop The CupTey
Va Obsrver says the joint worm has not appeared in
that county The KoLamazoo Mich Gaz<a, u May ~
SAYS the wheat never looked healthier or better while
every bush and capable Of bearing fruit Is loaded
With blossoms giving promise Of the greatest possible
abundance The Gaseis also quotes from some Of It's
Michigan exchanges and the press also unanimously say
the same thing The planting Of corn was delayed by the
rainy weather in Been Co. but the weather has since
clesredup In spartanburg c. fine stands OF corn and
cotton have been bad though somewhat later than usual
Oats look very fine and wheat in various sections Of the
District promises than average yield Fruit Of
all kinds appears 10 be very abundant The seasons q
April and up to tho present time have been very propi
tious Strawberries also very fine, az We learn rom
The Spartan Of May H. We learn from several OF our
South Carolina exchanges that they have hsd severe
drought they have had also in some paris Of LomsAna
and Georgia.
~ Williams County now has populsnon o. about
1900 an In no year since residence here has the spu
lsticn increased so rapidly Is at present we can Pou
skout 1000 votes in case the voters WIZ Al t1rn out
lwst Unity lo) Dsnsefsf, Nag II.
r. About 100000 feet oflumber ws destroyed BY fre
Yesterday morning in the yard Of W. Foster At Corning
The los Il estimated At $4,000 Insurance small
U,cu pRrcxs FOR NEeRoEs-The negroes advertised In
This paper by Thomas L. Lea Esq, Commissioner to be
sojd 4 fanceyvie Last Monday, disposed 81 in he
following order furnished rs BY Gen. 7. W. Graves TIE
suctioneer;
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A and AUSTRALIA. -Teais ~ Han q,
COR ss &C. u5r,d g {. J0 Zee
- Fs ~ az e s1l Az ' Sop'y 1'esiS
~ ..s. So. ,.--.sssnsbs terns .,,,opNr yT1I,rED
srKLY LINE FOR GAL coNPaNY .Ouuseas .i
STATS i Nall r. e. ssi SasSu n. Tor
sh,sossA - 30 en- SEwYoRK HAyASA and
A. 9sS I b. :. T. oa wsIT'a' P' North
na sssA gree 70 sgi9 pin es, SsT1Ss
ne d. W Il vs,. re is.ss~ias s'e~'''''
iss, eEqkssI.. Sg s:i r'I Dsss q . sN
Es IIi psiis.c ~ .1, g.: a Z; 3,
~ .s's VII ne issss n . sss1SasR cG,Es.J
sg aslsts sss.s ~ No IN wssfst g
ss<ss''' g,v,v. AND sEw.oRIRass LINE:
m TEsMESR Essk eEI 5:S ar 4 Sassas
ss e q ), S.., y where -d
tsssi & -, y .nd STON STEAMSHIPS
REswwtwfTELY Z. S MAIL LiSE'-Ihe new and sessh'
" Fos:si
Js zpSfS sss ls between New YoIs snd cla
- re, re i'e speR Saturday Nay
soVTEERsEi. , sSnssS'S Nav e
h51MEs ApgER SesggId.y June 1s :.
" saos Se' },s M
ApgEa :s wsaSs:i. SaJ June
sHv,vginS .s............... .satafdsy, laoe =,
leave Pier 70 sorsa RIVER =. oe'0 "a. r NJ pre-
s 6 H Tir 81 II Co. %
s - NTW.YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
fqlfEs MAIL STEAMERS The Ships thus Line se
= ;9rasc CAPT West EA af1gg o Capt IT, Sgs
ARcfic O''A 1DRIATIc CAPT Grafton
% s ss Ss s sn Ys 80 . r
n Isngs ans psed sSd 5s Ps Of SssIs Ss
fs ~. % ispos IN iass cabin, saO, in SECOND %,
20 30 80 An experienced attached % each
a. 10 beth ' sspnPo Ssi DATES OF SAILING.
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" THOMAS f. MEAeHtR lectured last week 10 Mad
son Ind on his second tour of the West and lectures
twice this week in Cincinnati The Mddisoa Baaae Of
Monday says:
The German Turner'S Saturday night serenaded in the
most brilliant STYLE that gifted champion OF liberty In Ire
land of liberty in Germany and of liberty everywhere.
Thomas Francis Mesgher To the grand old airs Of father
land with which the young republicans testified their adj
miraon of him, they had previously honored kossuth.
Meagher through his secretary Mr. Hapn responded with
the following noble sentiments showing himself always and
everywhere and eterna for to his own orcbls words
"AMericaRism GgoiRa Aushioatsms'
fraternity Of nations in the the e4ss End IN .bs e-
Hurrsh for Human Freedom
0od send II soon,
That glorious
Hurrshl for Human freedom
hsrsellsse al the nations OF kospo
TO wars agar thrones. false crecds and Idols
May the tho People DO restored ans geges e
stood enfhToDed in 1913 short but glorious hour
Z. pirs u Repubiisee Denaocrctqns ssircrseues
Mr.. Meagher left Madison for Cincinnati pext
morning
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CHERoKEE.-The sisaul
ship Cherokee Capt Baxter from Neworieans via iia
vana MayIli arrived thursday morning Col Claiborne
Myers of Montgomery Ala died board the leh inst
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ACCIDENT 70 THE NORTH STAR.

From cur en- Reporter

Reporter
: Tsusd., Nay Ia is,PM}
At 10 O'Clock this morning. Commodore vaaderbit's
yacht Ncr Star !e the Pier, at the foo, Of Grand st.
East River 10 Europe
on board The parties namedn this mornings TIas> and
fro three to four hundred guests who to 20 Ear As
Sandy Hook and return in the steamboat Francis skitdy
provided for the purpose
THE moment OF casting OF. the tide running cut
very RAPIDLY and the thereof swung the ship out Of
her course SO that her struck with some force upon
the pier below, at the foot OF Jscksonst
In clearing the pier she was again thrown out 81 her
bv the tide and soon aer struck upon tbs reef Of
rocks living about $50 feet from the pier
The steamer Huguenot was Immediately run alongside
era nearly all those on board the North SareAeepf the
f,mv Of the Cormodore-were taken or without 10 con-
venience
The Commspisnt at the Navy Yard who had Witnessed
tha occurrence Immediately sent officer and boats
crew. to tender such assistance as might be necessary and
offer the free use Of the Government Dry Dock should
be necessary to take up the Yacht
Commodore Vanderbilt returned with the oheer 70 the
Navy Yard, to make necessary arrangements
There were hundreds Of spectators the piers IN the
vicinity also many in view the Brooklyn shore. and On
the of wliAmsburgh to the North Star start on
her voyage.
There was strike on board this morning The coal
beavers who had been hired tao weeks ago $50 per
month, now demand SIS. There dozen OF them
and all except two len work. Others Immediately
taken in their places.
Immediately after Commodore Vanderbilt went 10 ths
Navy Yard an officer came board from the yard and
stated would be necessary to telegraph TO Washing
ton for permission TO allow the North Star to be put into
the Dry Dock for examination and repairs II necessary
Commodore Vanderbilt aiier returned, awaiting
ply from Washington II was soon aifer received and
the privilege granted.
LArER--At high water between and O'clock the
yacht was readily moved from its position and stored 10
the Dry Dock This morning the Dry Dock will be emp
tied so that the hull of the North Star be examined
and repaired if injured Commodore Vanderbilt and the
party that were TO accompany him, remained ON hoard
and probably viii remain board II Is thought that the
damage if any sliget and that she may move on As
evening or to morrow morning her destined voyage
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q hereby % at 1ons
FREDERICK EATTEsES q The YORK D.
The sut-rer No q
Bovey EevYork The tiih Day q Aasasi
paid New Yort Pet H. JOHN HETTISGER, ETecator.
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William d1nd
WILLIAM D. CANNON defendant You hereby
to Died
and County New fork, the Cts Hal
Office No 20 Naut s city within twenty days sr the
II b
said complaint within he time sesad me pni tbs acton
Wilt Hundred
Dollars Eleven Cent? With interest from The 2 day Of Nay on ousd
Mach
CHARLES hpLLOCh = enth At'ornry
awlON
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IN PURSUANCE of all order OF the Surrogate OF
County hereby toe persons ay-
WILLIAM MORRIS late Of the City OF Sewfoi
with vouchers thereof to the sEheo
his rd nee the Sd and m IN the City OF
before the third day o. Move nnef nx
mo IsseaFr2 ISAAC LOCKWOOD, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
County NswYork notice hereby all persons hsvns
sssiD WILLIAM SWIFT late Of the City Of New York de-
ceased The with vouchers thereof @ the AZ
Der residence No 2s East l4h in the City Of on or
niDsfeepfh dsy Of May 1853 MARY SWIFT EIecGrr1
Hsrr6 Er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

"A - "a s splendid steamer SOUTH AMER
~ wn leave foot Of HAzrscast every ksrnoos
SSi 80 T.2ssa.s v,n gA<s from NswhUsh khsstcE sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of

courty IS hereby a. pers HAVING ea
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70
Co FniEn ,qaAse New before the aAesud
o. Ann
a LIZ WILLIAM sCHRODER AlnInl.1atoB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

Coury herety 2 a pFso. .Fns e
WILLETT late Of the Of kv ora e Cd 70
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Nee fCk Defe he ba az
July nslt-Daied Toi the .7h dsy q yasasfy 1853
JOHN NILLET, lr,e-r,,r.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
IN PURsUANCE of an order of the Surrogate o

j EevYot note hereby % AZ pfsons hay1
aesc Z
srcer hs ce No Mr.
rsysf CITY teore The dJ q J1J
Ds' s - '''' '1 ~ ' JOSEPH T WHITE R-ecuior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

ESQ sunosa'e the CosuJ Krs necs hereby vea aors
al glnsi THOMAS bhDNS ate Of N
town Of Utrecht required exhibit tie
the retsnre OF william T. boNr
N. tom II Ttrectt County bf tie Eet
IN ms issSny WILLIAM 7. BROwS, (.,.,....r..,..
EVANS, fANNo~