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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT.
Decline in Flour and Grain Cotton I'M
changed, &C., &c,
Dates: London, April 10; Paris, IL.

Rv TIE United States Mail Steamship Humboldt Capt.
J. D. Lines commander which arrived about on Tues
day morn NJ we have received usual files Of London
and ars journals with of four days later date than
brought by the Arabia The daes from Paris beng 70 the
18th Hayre the l-th and London and southampton the
18th inst
The Canada from Boston reached Liverpool the 10th
inst Mr. Beecher stoves arrival on board of her men
toned in the paper but dnd no further particulars As
to her reception.
The following persons came passengers in the steamship
Humboldt:
General De Peyster Depeyster children ard
IA Trist Captsn Phelps L ;. Lieut. J. ?. BAnkhed.
L. Kellogg Bearer Of Dispatches from the Legation
81 Rene C. W Co J. c. Hsvemeyer James Milford M ana Ms
p L Bsrcan Bsrcan Eugene Baryere. DR. and Mrs j q.
Clark and child Mrs c. T Reed aud child Mr and Mrs l.
PuSrtt Miss Louisa Peugne Peugnet o. Peugnet Miss Se
M ard Kaupe Mr. and Mrs. Nosht children and
want ODouncL Dumbsek Mrs Dumbeck F K Bryan ID Re
Robirson Lchenerg L. Meyer Mrs Kahn and chd Kelly
Mrs Cf sud children John Hicks Mrs Havand three chill
reu servant Mrs Naette Mrs Lemer and son n A. De LO
bel NJ Gndesn and Miss { ranisan r Le
b. fun r. Chapeie. NJ Jourdsn A Nane, Mrs francois I.
Lahccle Pagen Didiot. l. Berger. Berger Miss A.
b. rsier Roeoson Leroy, Ms Dreve and child z
Trv NJ and Mrs y Christens children and Mss
Bertha Camu Miss Fue Caman, B, Hoeeker, Thomas Day
Robt johnson. c Tanueret Mrs Leopold. \ Bodner J.
o POyuere R Arpert, Mr Messoner and son A SAxer.
Tot
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The Deaths at the TOmbs.
T5hs Editor Of The y. Y. Tri6nhs:

Tome Editor q Inc " l. iFi0nhe'
Sl-Y our paper Of this morning contains an article on
the recent deaths in the City Prison in which the following
is stated:
impression bad abroad That the cell which the prisoner.
were confined damp and ~ ventilated aud that tue ha1 dled
Physcn 10 the other Doctors examined BY the Cor
oue nothing deadly The CELL and that the died
from the effect OF utemperance
VIII YOU please allow 20 make a correction made
most morem examination on Charles Mllermg,ter the
last one of the four who died That post norton revealed
that DE died from congestion Of the brain The OransOf the
chest and abdomen in healthy condition exceptthe
rricardum which showed the effects of former niamma
lion There nothing revealed in the post mortem. TO
make ne suppose he had died from the effect OF drink, but
from some other powerful After visiting the cell,
lt satisfied in my mind that the congestion Of the
Lsin was produced from poisonous atmosphere in
nat ceV which came believed from the cellar mmeli-
,ev under he cells The by which the stones Of
Il flooring united was broken out in many places,
that draft Of the poisonous atmosphere ine from the
cellar The cell in the cleanest state, the
rpe leaked 80 that the floor OF the cell was almost cOnnu
ally wet.
Some nav AK why did not give the above information
in nv testimony before the Coroner My reply would be-
that was requested by the Corner 20 make post norton
ON the deceased and discover what the immediate
cause OF death did and pronounced congestion Of
brain have right 20 volunteer evidence but answer
such questions put 10 me Ii the jury had asked
NE wa IN NY opinion. produced that congestion Of the
brain should have stated Poisonous atmosphere in
about Tho cell IN which be- confined only the
case Of one OF the victims the other three know nothing
about II these deaths and others which at the City
Prison were carefully investigated it would be much better
for the poor unfortunate beings there confined
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and the otter the slave. There are th0'e who say
Tat Woman VIII loose her feminine c,aracte.. and
unsex hfr-tf by miIifc in politics. Such opinions
are particularly manri-h TAX two brother; give
70 one I'll a." advantages 81 tie most liberal
culture. induct him inf, 10 tie sciences. and train
him 10 III the high stations 81 'ie. and canp and circum
SCRIBE no cter narrow rs sphere ~ 'qr-lton curb the
ri-e 81 Ills intellect and tLe rt VII. o- that tAe ilrs
Wi Pc fn intellectual giant and tte second be paty
my >rch j. The viii Woman she he's been
checked and i-;t-rpd and her ec have been confined
toll HarroWe circle E t7u pre- lld inu-tic But
lt ft2y with hl In the ~ life and enter COLLEGE
9id boz, and the various professions that Aer abilities M
Ler for ard instead o. the plt-y Toy thar stands By liz e
Do viii havca noble being fitting IN intellect ard soul 70 30
hl- lite companion. IL ha, been urged that this viii unit
Ter i"r Ler duties mother H. the day that God stamped
uIor hfg beng the seal Of maternity. IL gave her well of
affection that car never De exhausted She or-ets
the child ~ her bosom though the crime kened son be
spumed by the father and th- sister shrink from him "a
plague, the mother fe- all her love the more awakrned
and takes tie poor los. to her loving breast and with
The fire Of her holy affection S o rek.ie the spark If
honor. and win him back o. Innocence.
Miss STONE continued 70 illustrate the affections of .he
mother orher child by several anecdotes from real life
which had underher observation and contenied
that if Woman admitted 20 enjoy equal privileges
with Man she would be equally minded that there
would be -eductions Five Points. and necessity
for Missions IN such places and tia. the only rule which
could redeem the world the golden rule 70 do unto
others YOU would be done by Il Man acted towards
Woman sccordng to that rule Human Mature would De
-.
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TRIAL FOR MANsLAUGHTER.
The People Lewis Graef, indicted for causing the
Death of John Ward.
Mn OlEK AND IEHMTNEh-beforeJ lGEe
All Justices STILLWELL and SrRYKER.
FIRST pAY-TUEsDAY. APRIL Is, 1853


Lewis Grasf alas Graf placed trial this morning
charged with this oense for stabbing John Ward in Full
tonav on the night of the nth Of January last from the
effects Of which he died Immediately aitervard The ac-
cused is respectfully dressed abou. 80 years OF age,
with mild aspect and demeanor.
H. b. Dlryea, Esd District Attorney. and Alex McCule,
Assistant District Attorney appeared for the prosecution
and Messrs. Waldron and Tomlinson Of New York for
the defense
The District Attorney proceeded 20 state the case, and
called the following witnesses
JaiH Coehran ~ d. beirg called testified holding a
most ortem examination the body OF the deceased he
OF the breas; bone which from hall 10 three
els If 90 inch u length ard three on hes 6eph. which
ne con tered suc produce death he found other
marks 81 We. %,
B.uiqBIn Teis0n sworn-Was police officer in January
last n the tine this killing took place Il Monday
morning in that month going up Myrtleav AZ the
corner Of Clinton av when he discovered Officer Sweeney
rnuing down Clintonay and on questioning him ascer.
famed that murder had been committed went, in com
many with other officers down Fuonav corner Cermont
= where they found man lying the pavement who he
was told WAS John Ward taking hold of him found he
was dead after ordering the bodyo be taken TO the house
went in search Of patty OF night scavengers tracked
their wagon small house surrounded the house, and
arrested the parties who within witness being
shown knife said that he did not See it until sub
sequently.
Riohafd w. Call sworn-Testifed that he arrested the
prisoner AZ his house in the Ninth Ward the night Of
the nth January last found pair Of overas in the house
of prisoner on which blood and took from the pocket
of said oyeralls knife.
John TarderhOe Police Officer on being called to the
stand testified to having found the body Of deceased al the
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Have we a Policeman Among Us,

SIN The protection which Police under the present
ver give tcthe lives and properly q citizens NAV b.
.rr,d ly incident VII b under NY notice last
t.su. i've .n Broadway Houston 80 A. about 81
O'Clock, when Broadway was profoundly still | was
awakened by the piercing screams OF man and woman
CRYING watch watch from the windows Of house Op
u6,;te The windows Of the neighborhOod thrown
m and in answer the queries OF the startled hbors
tie callers for the watch stated that there a in
ther house armed with knife and threatening their lives if
thew left the room where they 10 procure assistance
Hereuuon they redoubled their screams Of watch !
watch j. in loud enough 10 wake the dead dead
drunk Policemen had there been any in Broadway between
reared some Of the neghbos dressed themselves and
started of for the Station House where they succeeded in
capturing four Of the stars and bringing them to the
Of action when the cuprt arrested The screams Of
watch watch " continued for full half hour without at
tracing the notice OF Policeman and this in Broad
way on beautiful quiet night Burglars and murderers
nav well gain confidence with the knowledge that this is
the sort Of protection afforded by our Police. p
Nctr. York, 1Pril -.
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1hc Memaa,. Ne.,.Yorl. slnte Temperance socIety

This Society VIII hold is first annual meeting II cheS
ter On the 1T and 81 days of june next We earnestly IN
yic ali who are interested this great question to meet
with Us st that time We shall expect delegates from the
yarou, TEMPERANCE Associations throughout the State
Ii Will We think be occasion OF both interest and
profit as many Of tie great and good VINO have long Ia
bored ia this cause have promised 10 be there to cheer
by their presence inspire by their eloqu"nce aid Us by
tier cousel and siren CITIZEN Us by their wisdom.
ELIZABETH CADY STANTON, President.
MARY H. HALLoVAIL. Chm. Ia Com.
AwFLIA BLooNEE Cor Sec.
bah Editors friendly 10 cause are requested to
nublish the above
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y
Slr-Your paper Of this morning contains an article on
tho recent deaths in the City Prison which the following
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alc0ital.

HOLLOWAY PILLS the MOST CERTAIN
REMEDY bI the CtKE Of DRoPsY Nj jaime. SMITH OF
rsD he io1, snd ess we've s~oen . saruins extent
and hos ~b,eNvt eo'srAne o. h. recovery be vs. -
e,Ss $50 e., ocsrs HoI6~,y, Pi wrre 81 =
S ~ ~nSh IAN Gsa the ese Of improving h., sca N AZ 70
sSa: de :; A' sSs he g'S cured OF thai 4'-
S1 BY N ,suSsr. meope. che Untv states. pot Aaa
Sssl s,a Scs.. n ne u,rs St.re AMI ~ Mesars d D.
sands ors ard BY the sCT-,eor Nc - SEana Loa4oa
MATURE don't give Whiskers t. everybody Now,
a. msS. SSsss ga r o r8l a 40 Gfs -
o. iauy the sia eseass 81 - ~d .
q GRAHAM Ne. - Aan At FswisI Bula.us.
DIANETTs BlTTERS-This article is offered u
The pOhhs tE pssi, Iadsc~esH Liy- cc.nPtAot
see SaPssA uSstSl'A .a &c.. g., ,,,is,
~ sssSy WI 7 HICKS Co, No .. P..--.t
DoSEMARY and CASTOR OIL are decidedly the
~, E rS, 40 sst &, ,tsas Sssir FTOos. a. -
sV~A ss s-deat s snd giaee A. tar svAalns Visa
SvSSfII SfiIpiSG ups Il s.1as:;.r.s
s sG y EsSos. Sy SGssT0s CLARK c. .s4 hRNd
s~ ISc
WITHOUT a TRIAL it is impossible 70 Conceive
w the ,pe.un,Ale vrrsr, Of IN. = eoURAUDS ITALIAN
MEDICATgp SOAP Ii the BODY weAI sAaeaacA0a se
sce-rurises fOa all srO@ Al - tSaSA I>GSls- tyo--
A.. chat, 'assS Al r ysS S e' is e An S5 s
s sPlsS1S II iTFf IY w S s S .1. =
sOnenns the skin FHa Il. esolhesH PcPeses =
5Sss ST Ss = SSIip HAIR BYE ss " ms Is
snss BE An GorEAvDS FOUpRT SUsTILE upooss -;
@ ST asia Sr saS "a: Il s IS o S1t
bar 1 .Ss ~. gs sS .as ss 'I FoS s he 1S P 3
&C. r c.rssSet Is s. Phi .assph. B.s. ~ VISA.
insO1 81 Bo~,cO BsUSA So P,9savuce, BIS Co,
SFs1sss.A CSsOA L@~e Greene weEsss,-t sfS,Ty sast
CA~Iissst, n. O. ?. Smith. 4th-s, Cinennan, ke
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Uater Cnre.

nR. SHEW, earliest American practitioner OF Water
Cure AaiA0r q Wsteg-Cur- Msa. CSs4mPsoo, Pre-
yeanos NJ Management sc Diseases Of Ch1drSn Mt~ssy
ar q Wouer he wl hsed E1nbe Of Dag
ID Boara,os PSheHss Ne - East lStst between AID ks
sN Geaess outdoor Frscrce particularly attended TO
HvDR0PATHlC snd HYGIENlC INSTITUTE
Is L,ssh c-TN< essAhis hsvng roAsed ~
Ia sSs q the hes sSosnS. zaaosAs ~ pSss
SpScisl 3c-xs,sns o. SIN, as-esses K T TRAIL. ND
d.. J. l.. HOSfORD.
NEWPORT WATER CURB--Ths establishment
VII Be oeene' s Of Apr IL hAs been ed up .sA
P~e1~ vss1d - coor nj oonys1e5ce Of e1h As n
~iA the eeessfeS the Newport climate, VII maze
Dost assrsse cure Aaaess DIV. y REH. Newport
W0RCEsTER (s4ss) WATER CURE-Under
w the aasSasa u ~ GEO. aoYT. Nd
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Ccparincrehip.

NOPARTNEnslllr NOTICE. Inc nn Sr,n " hS
have THIS DAY formed coTaItneshr under IN. u. -
TfiOkY LAWRENCE 4 Co. toI the uansseV. a ~ 49,,
mister pVs.nv y. ~ =, ,s.a fpMARD ANTHONY.
No" ioh' MN"n 'i ''~N John u LAWRENCE.
BnNJ. = WALCorR u
NrunNy LAWRENCE having taken the Agony aa rere
he Of the NOk1t hlNfh M
III sRnyiNo COMPANY vii be prepared 20 ehos "
Nm. thc stAtes upon Tic orehk o " -
-, go. se assortment ~ The me Ns " '
above Company, va sou.l IN o the
Italian 49,, -. .., v..rv At style. and combinations
el ~ MsIhe of hsh shades Of superior et NV
.nsss t,nes and character Of tie Spanish and a. "a
nl,sls of HAL Marble Of quality superior 10 INT ~ ~ - "
t.,ta1c color and hosk Inns qualities ~ n,ue ch.r,rtef
n.l. al srane 81 soapssoue Of pure All A"' 'ef'' S'
.NTuoNy LAWRENCE also the - Nsent. ~ IN.
=, ~. s.ss rrer stone Lsttie halls s
" e - E soa,,.s tn the delivery Of this VauSoe ~ -
a.. m Ccmpany hAvius arranged tor ,~, a. sl,s,,
depend uI'n
al sl eentrActs ANTHONY, LANhhN'' - - -,
NyorlCE IL HEREBY GIVEN that L. 1851 ~
N A.Nks h,,s s,,harswn hc-n the arm OF III an w
- - h,, an. sa. the above ns@ned ,. - S ,r'prS
DATED January, lNN -. . ,
NOTICE The firm of WILLIAM UlbstrN 20:
N vr,uA agreement on che iss .s. Ies 80
rn,,,e. 81 the cone IN an De closed BY N SinSS
aoRERT HIRSDN
Nrw,N orl, April s lShS Nuu-N- -
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

vNOIIR O'CLOCK LINE tor HUDSON aud INTER
MEDIATE LANDINGS The splendid steamer SOUTH AMER
ICA COLUMBIA will esve foot Of hason st every @ho-ps
with stages nom bufsh hnstos and
Csfskil and Hudson and Bntshre Railroad
NOR ALBANY, DIRECT-The new and magnificent
steamer FRANCIS sKIDDY, Capt Tbos = Knight WI lesve
dc Steamboat Of Robinson at TUESDAYS Thursdays and
ocioek Pare Fo freight apply
on hoard or of JAMES MCCULLOUGH, j. No y WaZr.nst
NOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK, PORT
MDpI FLOWN and RID BANK Tue populA ste.,oet EDWIN
TFWis Capt J. T. Cores VII leave Robinson - North Rve
follows
Lew New.Yort. Leave shrew'oury .
Saturday. Apnl : 7 VI senaN, APf.. = 2 = ~
TUESDAY, Aprlo ~ NJ. esu'~..iA 49, a, IN
THURSDAY April s. i. NJ fnd5y AIrl = :, ".
Saturday, AVrAe, A NJ. m"noe' NPfl ~ - a VI =,
Tresdsy Apfil ~ Q A. NJ Metn--d.Ys NH - - u
Tlur-isy kprll4 loA NJ Fndsy Aph II 10 NJ
R-Spnis ~ THI4nne, Csmphsne SunPowder "a q Nito
- %. ue,up canned ~ earned - freight
Stage resdness to convey passengers to AL parts Tie
County, 49, THOMAS HUNT and EDWIN LEWIS fOr.e
''''h' BRSsON 4 BROUwER. Agents, No Isl Vests.
UI'DSON RIVER RAILROAD Spring Arrange
.r, T,n,ns leave Chanb-r-- daily Albany and
F.pes Tram AN through hours connecting with Trans
NJ 1,,r M Through WAY Trains 10 80 An. sR4 Pm
T,nre,. Tain 2 NJ Accommodation Tram Pm
Fof Tarytown At pm, - and II IN
For fokeepse ~ AN way ''eh" A'I iAs'' 4'>'N' s''
4PM Passenger Iran -.
Yer PeektsilM5 SfM o,------ =, ~.
s'sasns taken .t Chamber, Canal Chr.opbe
sNpAY TRAINS from Cna~ Il 80 An for foasatoepse aid
~''' 81 " EpMt Nd WRENCH Superintendent
NYFW YORK and MONTREAL RAILROAD-Sew-
N Yok 10 RuaAnd Burlington - Jehn~hay Moalet 81 A.
- osSs.hush Montreal and intermediate ewas rch-ts -
,,S A. DE New ora New hAven RA.Te- Ohoe Ne az
olssisd aToo.h f0I ts II, So 'N"'~ i 'iT'
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6crore. Carriages, Nr.

A GOOD CARRIAGE, suitable for Hacking purposes
Anil, Al she stable Ia 9Th a IN the rear 81 No
!, A.. w. .sS.rr oh before "a NJ, % Sf NJ
100 MULES for SALE--rhe subscriber has con
HUI ,.ntv on hand and naneer Of large able
- H. taAAe Ion knds team Nork 'nentns e'ssA
fse 81. vel Az number suitable ,s slpuk % wv
inquire Of X RcAey No eo W annStn Ms
q ue se'~>' JAMES BuChELEW,
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Ocean Sieamrrs. Sc.

uNOR AUSTRALIA The A newborn built clipper
r.lst sAp rENAS oap~clty, new really 70
.,s.n1 pssnssEs OF and ~ slss All s. s tf0n New
ya on SS lsSh April The TExAS now Asss a. Fer No H.
vi RyeT was bGih tie most tAooGss rlaa Ds nes1n
sgoA improved pan and without retAa 40 sxes
n yeuls.el spacloGs AM elVst htiS N eSt Der OF
hh. nr.ry AZ sBso the kgh II SAe~a !s oe where
49, .Ar. have three Of aoahe ecta Tie ees the
So chin are And snt - so ~r Ak
a. -. OF The shin svn< the hAsns kases Of ne sao
a. a. hrhs s~ he Bsascss and unhealthy sslsn sns u01
49, water Al the air when a. TIE ssR s ,a
.a NV an experrneed and eteent Captain and oefs as
,~xS.d w,,h safa Physician Oar PROVISIONS VA Dc -sea
care quality One fourth o. gsss.Ss
rss,A pss-See which sppS 30 gSfN q
So Soathsf, Of Wall THOMAS n sANfohH' No"
Seuth-sL
Reguitra1ces-Fsszkes
BOWMAN, GRINNEI.L n Co, No. IS South-st.,
I'D NewloTk sole ADD Agents Tor the SN ALLOW.
TAIL LINE Of PACkETSHlPS
srfooi PacxErs sail Sh snd LONDON PAeKsrs s every Aog
2lsi Of ssery month. 1870 nate THURSDAY
LIVERPOOL. LONDON
CONSTITUTION, SIR r. PEEL -
NfW WORLD, CORNELIUS GRINNELLs
SkIEk M TaE WEST j ,IssesS SSssREss.
= llAfRT GA r. TN, PR CT ALERT
A XSI az IRToN | rORN ftlNS,
= any GAN l.u = PATG n HENRY.
!. Yssssns wshias a bEt 6sesds IA 81 STnsns
shifs. intoTrped ths
t<HAl MAJ - c., ar the say Ases';s co. tas
Ia 1tf~s "a thisc. ~ ff'.r ~ -
ssss NV rsu u asl spwsd seiea psysse Al
h. = ss'ls> sss st Sissst g !, !.
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Goal.

>OAIThe subscriber has in yards sod is constantly
A.ns al lAe ,.lsSs ksals n Askassss add hanIooas
$500. 49, OI,Assd Bah hs~iA LeAsA Liverpool Owl,
csaa. SIDNEY Ae 40 81 Of the ~ "a Sa1As SAss'ed IN
hams ery<s and ~ Ss sSNSS l. "NNAu
hs~atswe okoe Ne SWslsG
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TIVE PARK FIRE INSURANCE COAPANi
CAPITAL s2O0, 900:

OHce No a BroAd~ay cOrDsT o. FsI.-p'.d ~, car
THIS Cosspsoy iunrs. BsldiDss MeTcbsodi-e saps 400
port Hoos.boid Furniture and Persona ff"P'''
se"' "'' " d''s' y CJiRIsTOPHHR CHAHPLH President
JOSIAH w. BAKER, VoePrsldeHt
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legal hotties.

NOTICE of APPLICATION M the Discharge OF an
Sstss > r., u ~ Ees S.-se,S e Per ~ ~
ts$sqs .s5 A. a ~ - ..as = -. q -
ssa sss t.sasslG s,ssisa y - -.
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CORPORATION SOTICE-SAI-E Of PROPERTY
~ S.Y.Ip 49, -ar- s~-.r 80 80 az =
se1Tsf ssiT =: 49, - ~ A.
- e.. T.. 49,. - es 49, - = -. AZ =,
g-e--e-@ a. CO = S.-I-. D-s.s-- l9v So = -
go - -: 2 "a
CORPORATION NOTICE.-sALE ofPROPERTY
z. rsFAIo cEqTUS wA-Tz ErSrsf-.- s..s .-r-es 80.
Ny -sss ~ - - -, a.. - .ic
=. az ~ : -, = -, =, : -
,5 ; - ~ 49, =: :: - =.
o".Sr's<. os-. q, = ~ Tea r---,-- q -.
$3.50! -. . ,,=sA : ~ ); .s.s-. -
r. PURSUANCE Of Il order of TIE surrogate Of tie
-, 6oobRicH a. - - =. - !, - :. 80. - 80
T@s = - - q x.rs - = y. ~ : - edS6siss
- PURSUANCE of an order Of Jesse c Smith. Esq.
- = : go. - -, -. 20. - s ssssi ~ W6..s =. : =
Sssss 60. 60. :, 80 $500. 81 - - = s - = z.s- -
y Il "a - i.---r! s.EI w1;obsiy ,ssss.-s:-l
Is PURSUANCE of an order OF ne Surrogate OF TIE
90. JosrrE * fffnrR .. 81 - So 49,:
- s2 ?, --tlss " c.st
= issizx. TIzIsT7H KrTLrR- Tr-~.rL
Is PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of the
llo Si s &C. - - -, - - 49, . -. -;
.. l,---s. Erl.ssrs --coE ,.---'-----r
II PURSUANCE Of an order of Jesse e. su-h. Esq.
, ,,7', 80, - GO s5frkT isbr ss; - s. So
,o.'. g. % - 49, " 800, WILLY sIcH.sl-
~ GEsu4 o. - Cy n - ~sr- NJ ~
IN PURSUANCE Of an order % the Surrogate # the
=: a. ;GHy w,;a - 100 -, =, -. 80; 81;
present saaTAr r-i~r-
80 Yet q
s~rs--s~- Of - iss2
FINLaf = n tr---.~
NOTICE Of DISTRIBUTION Notice is hereby
~ ai - g--e-t.S ~ Of - Res Ia. BEApiri
O-r0FsAS fittrei
$500 SO sa-f n ~ s-frf~.~ 80 co1-r n - To- . - -
- .aisd 81 .
O. ~ . q . -
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