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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-26


sAsJuAs zyEx Sept le, 1854
The Brttsh mail steamS arrived Ut this
port direct from Epgla1A ~ - ,, August, hsv
ing Gu board Ir Gre~, q = u Coasui General to
Mosquito who has bees1vE ior some t~o years In.
Green lie EngIspd befsSp of toe burning Of
San Juan haa reached there but petition asking for
redress in the Of Capt. NTH had been receiveL
AfeE days seo q meeting called in ths Plaza. by
order Of the late Mayor and letter from DR. Green
Rad telling them to reorgani,e their keep
at peace with their neighbour end gland would pro-
tect them II they did not do so tn could not ook
for protection for England would give 1t to then
As to forming eovernneas that hey cannot d.,
for theirs d ambitious of holding .fHce.
The affairs IL Gro nEda reuaio about toe Costa
Rics has prom Used aid to the revcupon1t ani they
e1pect,n the course OF rout ;hamarro euars
IT, and taken he will DO shot, Is <rl ali his prac
pal officers
On tins night cf the 10th Or Davis Surgeon Gepsrsl
OF tbs ionary party, shots 10y the of
RdvaId Remap, an Englshmaa b. birth, who KEEP the
American Hotel st Virgin BaI II seeus thst the Doc
tor and Hgn an haa l,tt. oibculty about h.t;
Bigmau told him il he dsputeo the bill ne was man,
WI ereupon avs thr catered shost him; aisms1's
wife stepped up and begged hs o., or 60 shoo the
Doc pkttsd uiguiRn the heae, Gnd sail, do YOU
think would shoot brother ssscn and at that mo
mont ai4t bigman through the head. n.
COSTA kICA.
We have received files Of papers fr San Joss 10
tho I'd inst but they contain Iews Of any in Dor
lance The Gooeta gisee the foosing TENS Of intei
gtnce from the neighbo'iog CsU,rai american States
GAUTBEALA.
We Lave received Gasenes Of the l4th and 2lst or
July, ana learn from them taat f:equent AMI vio-
ent treltipg. OF the earth hive araoi tue inh,eit
snts OF this republic add parc uarly the esden.s Of
tie capital Among different it, cotice
the death OF Lon Pedro Arr;visa, late chief Off
the department OF Foreign ATOMS Cr@in alton aad
determination still kept bet Seen the govern.
merits of Guatemala ano Honduras.
HONDURAS.
We have received the Gazette OF thu 2o.b sod 30th
Of July. The most in portant con taiuod IN
the latter IL note in which the government OF Hon-
duras Acknowledges tho Provisional Government Of
Lon thus ranGpe Itself with the party that has made
war UPON General ChsmorTo
SAN SALVADOR.
In the Gd.ete Of tho sSth OF July we observe an
order charging Don Franc SEQ Duenas With the pro-
ject of Law concerning political reforms and
tAinIg the nominations Of Dor Victor Eerran as
Charge d'Aaires in Paris and Ion Juan CarmchAsl as
Consul IN Liverpool We have much pleasure In an
nounciDg that the fears 10 Salvador have
ben entirely dsspated and that tbs rsyages o. the 10
Gusts have not proved very mi nrious.
NICARAGUA.
No sdvces have to hana from this State of ca %
later than those already received any information
that csE be relied upon.
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Court Cniendar.-yrnss DAY.
uHrxD sIArns nlssRior CouRr--Nos 50, 81, SO. g. "a
10 50. -
sUrrnn CovEr-GsssrAl rsrm.-Nos n, 70, 70, ca "a.
", a. 40, 50, 50, u. 81, o., -, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-26

Bark Louise b Caroline. which at Table Bay, CGH,
May 20 mot 2 paseed Rio Janeiro 10 81 daJs out Sac
has been registered at the Cape, and named the Eliza
CsYyew.
ship Hoye at San Francisco 18th ult from New Yort
off Cape Hoxn ave days In foe weather. Had gaoi
weather during the entire pasgs Crossed the equator
July o. Ion 108, after which had light weather. Was
within TOO miles Of port for the last l6 days.
Tele2raphlc Marine Report.
BOSTON, Sept 25-Arr ship Abeline, New York. bark
Richmond and Oak Philadelphia; briggs Africa, Curacoa
Havana ard Orinoco, Phladelphis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-26
Two Weeks LaasT from Buenos Ayres.
We have received our Giles Of the argentine Packet

Two weckb A8I6u from 00cnOs a
We have received Giles Of the argentine Packet
dated TO the goth Of July.
We t.te tie following compendium Of the commercial
and local aspect Of affairs from the Pde Of that date
In the Wholesale department. of manufactured goods,
the hist ry OF July may be summed up In few words
something approaching total para ration. Ge0ersl
special have produce this result
We ia The depth II our Oh IT winter. Its ordi
nary requirements met and The preparations for the
spring and demands rarely commense sod nth
vgor esrer than Sep ,emhor The arrivals during the
th especially from Spain thu Uuiet staes have
been heavy oule say who sssle market must
Der, prices sho~ b reluctance TO give way.
Europe gave q shock to port Market from which
it hss not yet full holders Of talow have
sented TO abatement Of from to 70 per cent
the extreme prices Of May, and the arrival Of ths
atd Southampton mail steamers considerable
Transactions have bee effected 1t reduced rate
The arrivn from the interior during the last sik
month. barely reseh 1000 ioes and whstever the
policy ther. pursued not e.ttled expect any
supsy that NJ for the inlscx that of this
Tie uppos,tiop tba. consder abe stocks have
accumulated is altogether unfounced
~ yet cannot prospect OF q definite recon
catcn est the Argentine Provinces fortunately
ittle of declared upture actual collision The
attempt t. form p>iooa OF the Rosario has ap
paIently proved sborti,e.
20 far concerned everything procoeds
smoothly snd amicaby with tine young republic OF Pa
raguny
he Imrerisi nterventer has been so far successful
10 producing state of peace 10 the Oriental Republic.
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ftcTEIU ulHFxuC OOExeBpUnU0WC6s
KINGSTON ia Sept 12-Arr Aug IA, schr Justina Ban
Goth, Martha, Leimhass and Liberty Green Aspin wa
Sept bark Marcia Lang, Boston 10th, brig Malvern
JaInan, Philadelphia; 1lth, slip Fanny, Gney, Moody,
New York lsee ne per Prometheusl.
Sid Aug IA, brig Atlantic, Norgrave New York; oath,
schr John Hecksher, Siliman Aspnwan
PHILADELPHIA, Sept Is, PM-Ar briggs Geo Wash
ington, Day Portsmouth; delaware, Arrants. aud VIM
Crawford, Perry. Boston, VIM Price, Quig, Rio Jsusro
sohrs Elliott Gould; Kate Helen, Ellis; Challenge,
Ea.horne; Kepdrisk Shaw, Fish, and Mary Patterson,
Dole Boeton Mail, Crowel, Providence; Geo Brooks,
Stetson Portland; Minnie Schafer Wilson, and Granite
State Berce, New York. James, Small Gloucester Grace
Darling BARTLETT, Morris River, NJ; H Bacon, Hand,
Boston; Title E, Endicott, Dighton; Thomas Dem
CID briggs Geo Washington, Day. Portsmoath Chico
pee, Emery, Boston; state, Gange, Portland schrs
Chserse Hattorne Boston Title E, Endicott Dghton
1hos Dennson, Story Rhode Island Kate Helsn Ellis,
Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-26
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

boAho or aLpc"nrN.
a.s.o, Last s,e,iog Ma nan G NV r,o 4, ,ss o,,i,
g, -.no,+s ,r.r, ,h ton,,, -. - s.a..msn,. a,
S~ 0po' ~" ~ '' -
the Bard OF Coubc lmep ~-r- referred. Alderman
Blunt offered esou 10, DIR oo. the Com 1t roller to
,,.,,. a. 400 ..,. !, = "a, 49,, t,,s,a - -
onui0use 'ne aoo ooP"'' :" ''e" INV pn"'So VI ING
City OF New YORK, rs fol's.:-'oir 10 his honor the
Mayor four TO each of M IN . pers a. the 90 ri. Of
49,. "a c..;,.. -. - ,,- ,.,x
,ht III. ~ h. ";';d.S a1 .ersrL
dsnartn.snts 1aontsa
rrsEr AcRces riE NORTH LIVER TO rAvoN. ASsyvA
1r. .h cs,a~ ~ ~, haraby sirectei Ia
Ia :. s go ps - .o ~ " c,m 90 "a ,.nt az
roper. 10 tns noaia Toe um 'r ~ 80, ~, 80 49,
sS .s.. =. VAC lovs ~ 80. n, IN. q secs "a q !,
~ ~ 80 - i, 80 rdsncs sith IL terms
- ,bsir Issaa '"e s'A' ''-
=, ~. t,as, ,,mni,aea n favor Of -
nc as sF o. - arS,aur, , ,-r-ra ! ouoIie fund or
,1cs Ia be cal a tue Pa II q ii ing Stock No g. and
also recomm. ming has - - - zee sSs appsSpi,
ord,r 10 make provision 80 - nent Of OK res
On said account Con'"rr =
no.a,o ~ o,rns., ;, .es.a,os; tsa .se -
Geo W. Morton against ~ ,"r ration for balance Of
salary, Was also ccncnrren 4
r,. :. A a,'D no AfiN,rn ,,l
cnr-irg sxith Connc,lm. f.r nit,ou Recommendation.
In repairs and suppl les Aorp,od
vi .ane-Non 2 ,nsHt'ns = A,psopfis'e sSoo lot
1uR ERE DEPARTMENT.
Communication from me hoetneer, transmitting
comtlsnt against Hos Com No y ard fore nan Of
Ergine Company No L. ussr,-i Oi same Ia regard
to Engine Con pany No IA r-f.ret OF lonut,s OF
Fire lepartmeIt, NON co"o'rt with u ari 81 Gun
cilinen to build nov ho,H o'".mee fr C"mpsay M.
10 adopted 0fsime u f'ta Z "a log tue wo d 'ex-
EenecN from tbs hrs feS'ie- osp-n g taa name cf
Jones ". Vnadersoo an - n,ttn'ing the word re-
sis1 &c IN place Thereof a.n-d o ssms 10 favor Of
dsbsndicg Engine No 7 assault on Hoo andL, ~
der No. : on The fourth ~ 'ast Gopei ~ same,
eonoufring 10 have ,he tnu.r II Hose ca No 20
thor US iy Altered and shsbcn sn Coucufred Ia. o.
same, Lot eoaeurins ~rb he oincdIen TO repair the
esrrifee o. .osc TO- No u ed'p'ed Ot same re-
conmtaog that tie isti - anie NooneS aat Others
to DO osgan'qet a. "a tngs mlnny, ia p ece OF Com
pany No 81, lately aisOa d rs paced upoa file
company having alTsst, nscd 'rs ni7ei Accepted.
Or motion OF alje DIrn linwAGp, the subject OF CIV
ing hose company {, No % sas 70 c"usideret, aud
sent hack TO the COMMITTEE 70 The purpose OF giving the
parties hearing
After concuring With he Board of Councilman in
several dooumer ts the Boa adjourned 70 Thursday
evening, at O'Clock.
- - :, = -,,.,,ro,o
OARD w oUpERFlSOkS.
SiH1 2s-His Honor n. Re ,order In the chair Tho
,;,,,os If .h. lat ,nss,f, srs ra.5 sod .,nrovas
~ " 80 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-26

Hon A. H Ree]er, Governor OF Kansas, who has been
staying at the st Nicholas for days. leaves for the
West early to morrow morning, by Hudson Riger Rail-
road, via Albany, Bars., Detroit Chcsgo &c, accom-
panied by his private secretary, c. A. Williams, Fsl,
and few other genlemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23
THE EIGHTH WARD LICENSES.

To the Edio, Of ThN Y. Tyitsas
SIR: Let e tell you how the business Of licensing the
r.m.s shops in the Eighth ward done up last week.
The Alderman-Tu cker-manifested determination 70
get rid Of many Of the rors groggeres IN the Ward -
pssbe scrutnzng every and refusing to give IL
cepse whenever he could find good for so doing
But this did not of the Councilman, who
were putting their friends the rumselsrs through al
any rate filing up licenses for many Of those refused oy
the Alderman and quietly slipping to the Mayors desk ana
getting his signature TO them in some way or otner
In this way OF doing up the business, anrgnt OF tne
Twentieth District evidently took the lead ana got qute
lot of his very good friends the put
through in a bunch. Some Of these too were persons
who had been complained Of and reported by the ponce
AZ bad" keeping open Sunday fighting, stab
bing and such like little peceadilloes hardly worm
naming: and then such rejoicing took place among
the runmes of the Twentieth District their success
And didn they up their caps for their friend VAIN.
wright And didn they drink bumpers to his very good
health And didn, they promise that whole lots OF em
should vote for him nxt time. Guess they did. But
whether they voted him pewter mug brand new
theeent lumber deponent saith NOT for be don Know
the Seventeenth District elected az Reformers and
the first too, Temperance man, many voting for HIM
in the hope Of getting something sfle better than the
old regime hut politicians politicians after ALL small
as some Of them may be.
However. let not the Temperance men of the Eighth
Ward be discouraged but book forward 10 /" the good
time coming and get ready for the next election. And
by the way mark that the license given in the Eighth
IS the form which reads, the grocers cense Not 10
b drank on the emi'es SO let US keep an eye on these
places and II MT drank the premises And IN
his way if the Temperance men-the respectable and law
and order loving portion Of the people who are in reality
very large maorty-~il but do their duty and spena
very little their in the matter every roggery IN the
Eighth Ward be broken up in six months and some Of
the worst in the Twentieth District hcensed ~
Wainright with the good-natured assistance OF tno
MAYOR can be closed in 1.-THE OF the time Shall II be
d0ne' 4.
Twill in few days get The number OF licenses gwen 70
eacb Of the four Districts in the Eighth Ward and then
NAV have something more TO tell you about D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23
LATER FROM HONDURAS-SEvEkEE EARTH
QUAKE, &c.

An arrival from Honduras brings Josc Barrunda, Lin
ster to Washington wife and Don Sotero asso sec-
Rotary Of Legation; Amony Edwards Of Hell
man Schmidt of Brunswick, Germany; Charles FsIsn
and Miss Follen of Omoa-al Of whom route 70
Washington.
Mr. Edwards the President Of the Honduras Railroad
Company He brings intelligence Of the surveys OF
route from Port through the State Of st. Salvador
to Port Union on the Pacific distance Of 200 leagues
which are progressing and indicate that road can 30
built without any serious obstacles The summit the plain
of Comayagua 1855 feet above the ocean, and the hsr
bors of the gulf Of Fonsecs the SOUTH and Porto o.
beo on the NORTH are the finest harbo in Central Amer
lea with ten fathoms Of water on tho bar In both.
The Congress at Honduras have ratified contract grant
ing the company two and half millions Of acres Of lands
to aid in the work The country through which the ssad
will pass is table land mostly tinbcrod with pitch pine,
and healthy
On the 10th Of April several earth qsskes occurred in
the State ofst Salvador well Nigh destroying tho capitol
Many Of the principal buildings and about 600 families
were buried. For time previous, rumblng SOUNDS
were heard and the ground appeared 70 roll Like tho ses
under the weight Of the buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23
NETWORK. EAST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CONFERENCE.
FIFTH pAr-AoSDAY, NAT -.

FIFTH pn-AoSDAY, NAT -.
The Conference met 10 clock this morning, and tho
proceedings were opened with prayer BY the Rev. Dr.
MITCHELL.
The Rev. Mr. STEER agent for the Metropolitan Church
in Washington stated that since attending the last Confer
epce he had made tour from Boston to ST. LOUIS aud
found general unanmity Of opinion to exist relative %
the action Of the Conference munliion, especially IN ne
western churches A Committee Of three was appointed
TO confer with the Agent on the subject.
DR. BoSp editor vi TIE C,stsaa Adrocds and Joars",
WAS on motion requested take part in the proceedngs
The Rev Dr. kEsssDY read resolutions prepared IN
relation 10 the dec,sse Of the late Rev. RosrRr NEWTON
d. D. of England expressing the emotion OF sorrow eS
cited by this event which has taken from tho BOSOM Oh
the Wesleyan Methodist Church one who oy the numer
which adorned his character, was endenred
20 the entire family of Methodss. The resolutions were
passed unanimously and ordered 10 DO puonsheu III fHe
Christian Advocate md Journal. -
The resolutions slavery, submitted on Friday being
the order OF the day were taken up
The Rev DIR. kRSSEDAr suggested the Propriey Oh
LAYING over the question: as the mover oil the resouo~
the Rev. DIR. Bangs, vas not present.
II being stated that he would not be present during the
remainder of the Cor erence the question was taken up
and motion Was made To substitute for the resolutions
(which were published Saturday, the following,
1.-The Conference are well satisfied with the present dis
"cipline on Slavery.
The Rev. Mr.. DIyissr opposed the substitute ana me
Rev DR. KESsEpAY expressed himself strongly IN Us
favor and az being satisfied with the present rules they
stood Rev Messrs Floy Clarke and Nathan Bangs TOOK
part the discussion, when the hour OF adjournment ar
rived leaving the question still undecided
meeting was held at clock y. NJ, when the stafis-
ties Of the Conference were presented after which they ID
iourned till Tuesday morning at the usual hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23
NEWJERSEY ITEMS

Picnic OF GERMAN SiS9Is6 CLUss.-Ihe "Iore,ey
aid the Rheinish<
fork visited hoeksa and b>ld
ricuic festival which hammer esssA each Of the So
o,ricei NJ They matched With
r. .he Hceoker through he be~ey Chatham ssd
Rys sshes the hosokea sds Of the they
were received BY German Mis CengAny-hs heoeSen kae
IN "a Nv them escorted the Naaxhsn Gsrten where the
$500. ~ rlxee The Nsaxhs had been hsntenely fea fer
r. ss,ou The sncsd to aAiy 81 oeioeh r NJ
h orsned At ha, by IN singing which the two Ciaes
nr.S The Log.ey Manu,rhe' ws then presented wmh
80 hs .k nner hesrus ofthe Sei.sy and Hive
slid h.nu.r ~ih god and inscribed Ansnsast ses
,,rhund the Cluh When the vs
over the Cubs tn sssenesse Of German
a. .t .utsS hem until evening" when ball took Place
he lussou Of the pleasures OF the DAY
NovyI MANNER OF SUicgpF.-As The Easton tram was
.rrraehs tie Cahsne depo. ElzAeeshtswn ON FRIDAY
srroon sst fore he locomotive whsnn US
drew ais his eyes, srsa tne 80
motive his head irwNd and the tram rAsssa over on
The act iotcxsa.sd fG - they scsie
discern but be ia dependency s nam~
aud place Of residence could not ;. seeTtsined
BopY ForSD-At Elixabelhport on Saturday the body
81 ashore The deceased hd on hes
shirt brown blue them and wore osesa
three canal noss "cfs ythk ose
ngh crrsof help and DINER nres wee
heard asht board Whethvf ne
wss then overheard rot Known hs nee ~~ DAILY
bruised.
F,r,L AccIpgxr-TA The Nerayk Daily Advertiser says
Tbs, ON sunday an Odd gentleman John Zeshd And hs
tss They returning nome nom Sncren
Ia rinx hch had d.hbosr and hows co nt
up the Old lady umbrella This shened The ao,ss o'
gave plunge throw both OF t,s our unasr ee
where thew were tam, led AID killed almost
60 OF inie gi IN ths o4cS
Of the wagon escaped unAJoied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23
legal Notires.


Alas IIRROGATEr COURT held IN and for the
N County Of SewYork the Oce in the City Of
N.wYork the twelfth Of MAY the thossand
tsh; and ffiy rErE Alexander W Bradford
the Mortgage, Lease Sell
The Reel Eslte SAMUEL RoBERrs 70, the
Of his dbt On reading aid dee proof BY affidavit Of
vice q orccr SCHUREMAS HALsrED and ANN
ROBERTS the Lirinrso- and Aamisitatx Of The Estate Of
the SAMUEL ROBERTS lac a Civ Of N-yfork de-
ceased then sFP~sr in tbs Court h Day aud ho
why they kogi Re required Asxe Lease sell
The Real Estate said deceased for the payment his debts AID
having been shown the ordered thai al
Es.afe Of TIE sad SAMUEL ROBERTS
deceased appear before the Surrogate OF the County Of New
Office the City Seiort day Of
Jnc 10 Oeock day thea AID there
why ,aihoy sh0gd be the s,d Ad
MoTir.e Lee Sell mneh Of the Real Es,afe
Of The Aid SAMUEL ROBERTs eeeeAd hal e seeesAy %
pay his 6sbs A w bRADfOAD Surrogate
mv.7 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23
TESTIMONIAL TO CAPT FITCH

Alta meeting Of the Committee appointed by the mer-
b.,. and citizens convened the Exchange on 10Th
inst to adopt to present proper iestimonas
Can't Fitch OF the Washington, Capt Foster Of the Cur
r,nek Capt Young Of the Drgo, and others who have
rendered efficient aid in saving the lives Of passengers and
crews Of ships in distress.
p. PrKRrr, Esp was appointed Chairman and ARTHUR
LEARr, Esq., Secretary.
On motion, r. BELL, Esq wae appointed Treasurer OF
The Committee, whereupon the following was adopted;
That considering ,he prcmptne-s with Which the ctzens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

AFAsr.pAr ORDERED The Royal Gazette Extra con-
tsins a proclamation from his Exceiency Sir Edmund
Walker Head, Bart, observation-disclosures and Com
mnnder Chief Of the Province Of NcwBrunswck, &C.,
directing that the ast day Of May be kept day Of
humiliation and solemn prayer to Almighty God for tho
"success of her Msys against the Emperor Of n
the Russias" The ST. Johns Free Pre-" Expresses the
hope that no man will worship pretend 10 wo~hip
Almighty God at the bidding Of his fellow worm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

GEO C. ALLEN. Importer Wholesale and Retail,
No. u Wallet. voopd door near Brosdwsy, New.fois
WATCHES JEwELRY and GOLD PENS
w IMPokTAST PURCHASERS on BRosDw.y
The objection TO buying This great and splendid thorough
the uniformly higher than In other localities IN
TO be Of the first quality
WlLMARTH q BENTON
have this obstacle az their
NV SPLElpD STORE, No; SfS BROADWAY,
extensive stock Of WATCHES and JEwfLRy
a. can be found city MANUFACTURERS PRICES II
beng BRANCH their manufacturing business already
established. Call before purchasing else,There M
We sell fine goods!! We sell low'H
for anufacture
" WILMARTH & BENTON, No. 3i5 Broadway,
Leonsd and Anthonyst, opposite the Tabernacle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

,,ns.d 70 the call in III. ease Of the san Franesco-re
gsrpr his TO be an occasion appealing With .,msf iorce
erS h6sx;ng that tie voluaisry contributions Of tho
ct;,sns will amount "a sum sufficient TO carry OUT the
object contemplated, ia, s..... .,...
ks,alpss Thai ihs citizens b. rrfuessea 80 r.. n "a
their aopssns g. he lfess.IeI - ~
W slls, asmser OF he nsfr>toe" WI Ins.
W. X. Apsnwsn, 4 n toius - ~ 80,
james Lee, Ms.s Sherman =. v" W. SpS.,,,-
Joir Brewer. Griswod. 80 " $3.50
W W. D. Tcrrrst. Jossrh wslfer. seepnesa nsssf'
ROYAL fh~lr- TheSdorr Dchon. DAVID oScet~
H. & Gc>chrr. Thcnss fseson. pentnf oae1f
stuart br~r. Rcoa 4 Bell. nen.
Neses H. Crsrnel, Moss fs,lcr T. a. Ns"ss'.
Axrsr. LxAay seerrsary r. PERT. CeArnsr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

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BRLpi ORD In q tie .gps.tCa 2 mort.
s Bun "a s.s ed ss oa
r,sess 'ne an. ne Pe.ea q r5l p i Cone.
liz. q BE CITY Of NYos ss.,d r .n,hssy @
IsyHs5i dss. ordered T-r,Sn. aser-.,sd N the
:, "a 1 Ss1,s B9 H. a s!'s "a the City
he jaae .sS.s !. III. :, sS's
h- ..d ls..s q ell :.
~ " ~ A " BRADFORD. surrss.se.
4 ITACHMENT.-Notic is hereby given that a
N W.T. Of At.chmsu, hss i.saed q he Circuit Cont Of he
torrfy Of Hudsn the state q srala ne sns
.nd .ee pSSe,' 'ss s=ss god. .aa sh anus sna %
O ERAsIUs RANDALL and SoYEs RANDtLL in an .s-
Reiun.be returned me s day Of J.aq15y ls c.
/. J. R. wosrrxpyKr. Attorney. ms l.wlS~ra.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
n: e I'D GS.' IYos i;S
q SexfoE eseessed 10 pe.ent the same win soseas
n lessI It he s.sesse on ' pes
the City Of SevYork-Ds;ed New Yoss. AMI y 1874 ,cr
s sTEsHES LYON rSs.A'
as .wsuTu Administrators Estate Of Herekah Lvon
IN PURsUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate of the
County sRS6 H Soo s :is y,S y S Ss. nsas
s ssf. :: he e ti = fisSxRp FiSkSET
the City NwiOrt before The l-h day Of July nex-Dsea
=. ,...nr. M Sisrb / PIs ASSEk .snia.'r.or.
IN II kst ANCE OF al Order OF the Surrogate OF
the New-York notice hereby given IA al persona
h.virs against HERO ULES VI HAYES OF the City OF
fchnf decess-c the with volcner
his Office No IL Waist in The cy %
New YORK before the l{h day Of June Dated New
SSSSisxsmIu ALBERT O. ALLEN. Executor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
he uuv Of Ne~York Is hereby given to al persons
ls,irs CHARLES RoWALD. late OF the City OF
The with vouchers thereof to
he hhr A. The Office Jha H. White ESQ., No - Nassau
Al the CIV OF before the fifteenth day OF August
nsx-Dstes New The eleventh day Of February 1854
r.i,vs,y CoSRAD sToPENHAGEN Executors
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate OF
County NewYork notice d hereby given 70 al .nns
h.v;ps JOHN MCCABE, OF the City OF New
Yo deceased present. the with vouchers thereof 20 the
.rrt.r. Office Of James Boyle No "A Mengnr IN tue
CIV a New Yot before the day OF September nex
-Iafed New Yosk the eleventh dsy Of March, 1857
,,,.rsur, f PaHkick so = LhhRi,pY Execution.
n Office of APPLICATION for the discharge OF
~ IN nsovsnt from his db pursusnt the provisions OF the
third title OF the 9Th chapter Of the second pat
the Revised Ss'ufss:
skMIFL O. WILKIS nsolven'-Notice hrs, published May
1f(diors 10 srrear SsNvEL BELONG yr his
erdam Mon County, " l., on
'''H Wy VI '-''' ''' SUMNER STOW ELY.
nx9I,u1ouTu. Attorney for Insovent