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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-20

Nathaniel J. Palmer Esl. Editor Of the Milton
Spyctator is dead. He died in CaswetI, on the
7lh instant, aged so years. Mr. Palmer was
much rcspectei f,r his many good qualities, and
was m influential and useful CITIZEN. The Bap-
list Church has sustained great loss by his
death.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-20

CLERICAL CoMPARIsoN.--A Rhode Island
clergyman lately illustrated the necessity Of cor
poreal punishment for the correction Of juvenile
dePrayily, with the remark that the child when
once started in course Of evil conduct, was ike
TO get it off, e.t&
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-20

The Hun Burton Craige, who is here, we
are pleased 10 find has regarncd his health so
much shattered the latter part of his sojourn at
Washington. He has spent the time since the adj
inurnment Of Congress, with his family in Ca
law ba and Burke counties, W hlthcr they had gone
TO pass the Summer months.
Salisbury IFatchmaa..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-20
Mrs. a. VI. SgKEEAEAN,
The American E0tel.

CHARLOTTE, n. &.
BEG to announce to my friends, the public, and pres
cnt patrons of the above Hotel that have leased the
same for term of years from the lSt of January next
After which time, the entire property viii be thorough
iy rcp9-cd and renovated and the house kept in first
class style. THIS Hotel near the Depot and pleasant
y situated rendering it desirable house for travellers
and families.
Dec I6. 1853. 22t c. NJ. RAY.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-20
Rnnk Vote Counterfeit..

We find in one o. our exchanges the following
suggestions as TO the means OF prevention Of bank
note counterfeis
let the presidents Of all the banks in this city,
all in the Union, have a meeting by appoint
ment at some central point, sBd resolve upon this
method: FIRST, appoint one manufacturer OF bank
note paper, to manufacture for each bank that
may have a representative at the meeting paper
of reddish or blush cast each bill having upon
it the name of the banker, president, and cashier
of the bank for which it is intended, in what is
called water line, as in the old English letter pa.
per. Let il be secured by patent, and the resric-
tions imposed upon the maker be as stringent as
those upon the manufacturer Of Government en-
velopes.
Few bills are in circulation well executed
TO deceive the initiated, and with the above guard
placed upoE them the ma king Of counterfeit pa.
per money would pay the manufacturers but little
profit, aud would force them 10 seek some more
honorable or dishonorabe employment that would
pay them better. The expense to each bank would
be Of no account whatever, when compared with
the check upon rHguery which this plan sng.
gests." .-...-. .f.~-. +.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-20

A MODEL CLERR.-Young man., called 10
see about the clerkshiP you advertised as va
can't ....
. Old Gent. Hem Have you a gold watch
and chain, fast horse diamond ring, six suits
of clothes, bull dog, thousand cigars, cask
OF brandy, and an assortment Of canes 7
Young man. Yes, sir got 'em al' I
Old Gent. = Then you'll suit. My other clerk
furnished himself with all those out the till, so as
you're supplied I'll save the expense. .-.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-20

1t is said Of French ladies', that their tondness
for effect runs lq such an excess that widows who
have lost their husbands practice attitudes Of des-
pair before a looking glass.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-20

A Clerk in a mercantile estabismen nj writes to
his friends at home "PIaguey easy times now.
a.days-very lille work to do--our firm don't
advertise !" .,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-20
Livery and Sales Stable,
EsX g., IL, ESEA.

T the stand formerly occupied by r. Morrison, in
y Charlotte Horses fed, hired ami sold. Good ac-
comnodations for Drovers The custom OF MS lrchGS
and the public generally solicited
February II, 1854. 5o-y
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-20
WANTED.

300 600 of E be ios psd to- 5e
vered at his Merchant Mill in Charlotte, at any time
after the Ist day of September next -.,
June 23, 1851. 4Sth
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
GENERAL WASHINGTON AND THE
CATHOLICS.

Gen. WASHINGTON, on his election TO the
Presidency was congratulated by a depntstion
Representing the Roman Catholics of the United
States. He responded as follows:
TO TBE ROMAN CATHOLICS IN THE UNITED STATES.
DECEHBsR 1853.
GKsTLFsFs While DOW receive with much sat
slacion your congratulations my being called by
d unanimous vote 10 the first station in my country
cshpo but duly notice your p0iteners IN Offering an
apoloQy for the unavoidable delay. As that delay
hes CIV en- you opportunity OF rea izlng nstead OF
iparg, the benefits of the General Government.
you will do me the justice 10 believe that yonr testi-
moDy TO the increase Of tie public prosperity enhances
the pleasure which should otherwise have expert
enced rom your sfeelionaie address.
feel that my conduct in war and in peace has met
with mOre general appreciation Than could reasonably
have been expt cted and ] find myself disposed to
consider that fortunate circumstance In great de-
gree resulting from the able support and extraordinary
csndoT OF my fellow. citizens Of all denominations
TIE prospect Of national prosperity nov before us
if truly onmatDg, and ought to excite the eAertions
Of all good TO establish and secure the happiness
of their country in the eTmaueut duration Of its free
DON and independence. America, under the smiles
of DIV ire Providence the protection Of good govern
tn,b, The cultivation @. manners, morals and piety
can iardy fail Of Affirming an uncommon degree Of
eu,nfLce in literature. commerce, agriculture, im-
yrovem.nis at ONE and fespectabiliiy abroad
As mankind become uOIe liberal, they will Dc moro
err TO rliow tina, al ihOsc who conduct themselves
ss worthy members Of the community are equally en-
titled to The protection Of civil government. hope
ever 10 America amor The foremost nation IN eK
omICs Of justice ard Et tCrdity. And presu no Thar
youf fellow -cizens will not forget the patriotic part
which you took in the accomplishment OF their reyo'
lrricn ED the establishment Of their Government or
the important assistance which they received from
nation in which the Roman Catholic religion is pro-
fess6d.
lhark you gentlemen, for your Kind concern Tor
me- While my lif' and my health shall continue, IN
whatever situation may be, it shall be my constant
enoeavor to justify the favorable sentiments you are
pleased TO express Of my conduct And may the
members OF your Society in America, animated alone
by the pure spirit Of Christianity, and still conduct
ing themselves as the faithful subjecs Of onr iree
Government, enjoy every temporal and Spiritual 10
lciiy. GEoRSE "AS"'''
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
HARD SHE'LL CONHITTEE-PROCEE
pRIN AIE -pEpnprEP EXcLIlDED.

Lsst evening this Committee met parsuant TO pao-
lie call in one Of the Easements OF ths SiugVe-sn in
sfiiae. The attendance was numcr0u- kichIri
Schsn President Gf The Committee, in hc chsir, and
meeting were read sud approved. Thc subject ofex-
e.rcng from the debates all exoopt members Of tue
Committee wss then introduced. Some members
were In favor OF permitting the presence Of prominent
friends OF the organization and reporters. An ant
by-lew which sanctions privacy when Judged expe.
di6Dt by the President. lie thought Lao nresance Of
strangers and reporters would help The deliber
stions Of the Committee. Some proposed TO .ps-
perd that bylaw by two-thrd vote but the prooo-
tion was not seconded. The Chsir decided that all
who were rot members Of the Committee shoall with.
draw. Some members expressed their desire that the
decision Of the Chair should be reversed by unsni.
nous consent, but such consent was found 70 be
wanting. The reporters therefore withdrew, snj the
Committee proceeded 10 its deliberations with eosed
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
Daily Gribmme
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD ONALDERMEN.

BOARD ORALDERMEN.
THURsDAY, Sept. 7.-Ald. Ely 10 the Chair, and
& quorum resent
PETITION REFERRED.
OF James Hunes and gher contractors praying for
an oIdnGI ce requiring that the suretes offered by
The estmstors for public works should in all be
,worn Is 10 the tact of their being householders
fretholders in the City of NeE- York worth the
amount Of the security required.
INVITATION.
From Col Nenck inviting the Common Council 20
review the Sd Regiment in the Park Tuesday, the
10Th inst being the eighth anniversary Of the Regi-
ment. Accepted.
RESOLUTIONS.
By AID. HowARD-Resoved, That the COmptrol-
Ter be and be Is hereby notified TO inform the Board
by what authority he has from the City Treasury
paid the bills Of lie street cleaning contractors of the
Sixth Ward and the same of the contractors of the
Twentieth and I Fenty second Wards Adopted AZ
ter debate.
By AID DrAKr-That six months from the date Of
the passage Of this the Hudson River Railroad Com
pany be prohibited from using steam to propel ther
cars below Sixttth-st
AID. WAKENAy stated At length the grievances
complained OF By the inhabitants Of the vicinity Of
Elevcpih.av, and ask.d that the Railroad Company
be required to remove their depot To- S'Xieth'st.
AID VooRHIs argued that there not sufficient
ground for the complaints set forth, and cootraslef
The City Of Boston with this in regard 70 ST. an being
used in he city. He spoke to some length "f the
beItfit the railroad had BEEN 10 the CITY.
Finally the resolution referred 10 Special
Committee Of three. viz: Seventh, Twentieth and
Second.
PUBLIC MARKErs.
A report against selling the public markets was or
dered to be printed.
REAL ESTATE.
The report approprielng s+O,O additional for the
puJcbase Of real estate was concurred in.
Adjourned to Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
NEw-YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL soCI
ETY.

The Executive Committee of the New York State
Agricultural Society met yesterday az noon at the
rooms Of the American IDsttuts 10 perfect the ar
rang, mt nts for holding the Annual Fair. The chaH
was filed by Mr WnLIAX KELLEY, President "f the
society ,,-
The Committee made provision ior Iue -.
patiou Of the VITO Of Hamiton'sfaa,e, s"'
i.tior Of uLirh viii be oecupled ~lin ia'E pnri-
h.r a tents each set apart for ths various de-
parimfp. of the exhibitiOn-lor raii-. flowers veze
iat.es and divers fah1ics, snd la wooden od,tl-
ing for the exhibition and operation OF macniheiy;
Ample incusDres will be made for the e1hio,'" W
cattle ard 3 large space has been appFopT'a,ed - a..
exercising ground. Through the square, 10 7ucn
usrrer as 20 afford a. ample opportunity I,' "9,
walton, wide cansgeway will be SCI spar io' 'De
ILbc convenience. ., ..,, ,.o
Al tie meeting Yesterday q committee ron toe
New-Yo,k Horticultural Society was present. def'r-
ous Of know lug upon what terms thsy would oe az
mitted TO tke part IN the exhibt"u III was uecneu
that tbe Soreiv should occupy the aaine relation az
the other Societies engaged in the display.
This Fair which takes place on the 81, 4th, 9th ana
9Th of October nstmuch a. II enoodies me exhin'-
TON of The excellence Of the exhibitors at the state
Fair lie Fair of the American Institute AMI the h1r
lnu,.s of tie Horticultural Society, Will doubtless
attract large namber Of citizens from al parts OF the
country.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

.lryySrLE sYxrArHY-GRoss CR0rLrY.-We have
inst heard that neishborhood in the southwestern
natt az The city has within day on two Pa-, been
kcr in ene an excited stste on &C ount OF The cruel
reatment received by little orphan boy sged aGou.
80 ,esrs al the hands OF n man With whom be had
ba.4 y;pp. Il appears that the little fellow, TO es
sm Is tyrasniesi guardian, made his saerng'
Iro,rp to large number Of bis boy acqualtlnces;
r. a,resJ that If he would only run Oh, taey "oela
SS rim places Of concealInent. and plenty ID cat
Tn little fellow upon these inducements, oseaPey,
ard for several days faithfully sapptei win WIN
bead and cakes by he little Samaritan irsla5' o2us
of the more energetic Of the young pnisnAI fS ~,
W. Ut about gathering up pieces OF iron copper a1
al kinds of metal sIsO rags and otheF fe,sse .
rcrn the sole Of which they Furnished the y9Eihsi
Fugitive with daily supPh,s Of food. Finally ihpasn,
The vigilance Of the gn6raian discovered thoe'Tea. .,
Re iiiie fellow and forth th he was dragged % 'h7
horse Of bis bondage, tied up and most erisy hasel
lated with the ends Of clothes line. This ar9ases
lie indignation of the whole neghborhood, ana 'ns.
with the oudest ouicry from every boy 70 20, pa,,
Of the city. AT present the little sufferer y 2
his punihment, his locrstors boiling oyeri', ~ ~
porturiry ef reseuing him. aud taking % u" =, -
Lind Of vengeance on the cruel guafdlahn ,h'b /.
must saw IL a phase OF Young Americanem .'.a ,i,v
kizLly cred.table to the youth Of thai par, ~ s "
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The fret public meeting OF this body was held a;
their rooms in Franklinst. Wednosday afternoon.
Tie Commissioners present were Mr. verp ank,
President; Captain CIabtree, Vice-President and
Messrs. Carrigen, Kelly, Purdy and Witthaus.
REPORTS AND CONGREGATIONS
The following report was received, read and placed
on file
EMrGRAST REFUGE, WARDS ISLAND.
Weekly report from Aug. p to Sept ?, 1854, in
cluiye:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEpJCyFs :

u fINIR and AoUE-CHOLERA
TIE lN'NFPSITN = FIRE. ~pDICrgF .n1 pOPu-
lar KNOWLEDGE chartered by the State Of Pennsylysnia
AJn IS 1888 mainly 70 the evils Of spurious
best medes sdyseIi cannot vii be enployed hsynr
puTctaed the irssirsts rsnedy
RowAND's TONfc MIXTURE,
the fr.t and only Known for twenty the cure
ccruttt TO the patronage fthe afflicted
The above Institution Likewise recommends for Bowel Com
RowAND's COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY
kOUf
And in due tine viii furnish liz own r,oedv for .v. s...
hsi ssn be ssfely treated in thls VAv
BY order OF he Trustees JOHN R. ROWLAND MD.
President OF the Univ srsiy head
Department, Philadelphia
Home Dispenssry Office No. ~ soaih Seconds. Phil.
dslJih.
Sod By cHAs H. RING, General Asent is2 Brossw.y
y, '. CLIohaSLR Co.:........Eo. 81 Barclays.
HStiLASD, HaRRALL RIYFY No 50 Wsren-.t
y. C. Ills Co...............No. Z37 Eisoth-sv.
q A AsANps,.''..................So. is9 BO~ery
losk AEhkfS-. No. 497 Broadway.
z ~ bVloS.....................No 1T Bowery.
Y . l2B CaDal-st-
BaIGBAM kMiLLER,.............No. II Av. d.
J. l. CoDDiEGToS,. No. us Broedwsy
W. u. CRUhBLE E,.......,.........So s6z breadvsJ.
y. FREEMAN, lS,.................No. q Thrd-sv
A. '" 81 6thsv. and lee sthav.
GAIL AsEUD, -................No 1919 Thirlsy.
T. W NoSohsnTTiir .............Ho. l5s Bovery.
4. T. GREEs, EEs,....................No. S99 Broadway
A. POWELL LL,......................No- ls5 Az. A.
J. WALL GREES, ES,................No.l III Broadway.
JOHN HILLER,...................No.2 N 2f5 First-ev.
W. T. LIsDsAY,...............No.1 II East Byosivsy.
W. ID LoINEs, ,................ NO. ze0 Hudsons-
hrs HAYEs,.... lis Fulton st. BFookyh
j. THos. HAYES, Brooklyn.
Boswell LIvRSsTos........No 1884 GraDd-st
LIVINGSTON 6Co..............Eo. 2A Grandst- 'msbsh
IHos 9bble- House cor ith-ay
DAVID Sls Bowery cor Beecker
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
Professional Norlres.

T @. AMBLER, NJ. D., DENTIST No. 81
~ WashiEgtonplaee, (adjoniDs the y. Y. UnyerstyJ
usual
IAMES RIDGWAY, Attorney and Counselor
~ Law aud Proctor in Admiralty, No Nasssust third
story Eew-YOrk.
ET'HOMAs VERREN, Commissioner of Deeds,
Il Opposite Post oteel No 81 Lbertyst
TT s. .PASSrORrS--lndisp totrsvelers,
~ issued by '. B. MONIES, Notary Pablc, No. u War
ren-st, Broadway Nauraized citizens must produce
their certificate.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

THE cnoLERA-MORTALIIY AMoSG THE EMGGRAYrs.
To this table is appended detailed account OF the
confined TO or prevalent among any particular class,
the persons deceased being OF various ages from ln-
fancy TO sixty years. The complaints are almost as
various. OF the twenty seven, eight are reported az
re,ulting from cholera and upon this subject the resi-
dent physician, DIR. Cox, writes the following con-
gratulaiOry letter:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
EXTRA STEAMER for HAyANA-On Tues.

EXTRA STEAMER for HAvANA-On TUES
- DAY sept IL, at NJ the fsvnke steamship FAL-
S,s,ao ior hsvans only the following piees
StatsToom benh-Lower rDeok.................,...5 50
setnfeLfoued In bed and board. p
No IN ws. y ' one R5ssRTsy sa s29.y
5. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
Saline p.Ys A. and t n eSsEMw;oRLEANs-cHANGE M Of
c"mmsssss ore "n o. w :s the Monday foOwns
CRESCENT CITY j. addx.s ~ s,1 comasss 5ns
r. Y,L;.s ~, FEN yIeI foot Of w.rsn.t
Shipper T be supplied with blsnk bills Of lsdne of
form .snea BY tbi. Company spplc.tion their office
FOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-sEMI-
1a,s ',,t1 WhEKhY s NAL Y LNEmTas new and fast.
Geloek NJ precisely For freight sppy board where
sPoFPoRba 81 SaTf M CO aS 10 i 81 81 the lo & Of
esets TO Flords follows to Jsoksopve s5 Paatka
w FAC TORS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS snd
R6SEIV ING and FORWARDING AGENTS. CHARLES
NOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA
Il &c-The u $: NJ. steamshiP JAMESTOWN, Capt. Cav
sep V a. eeecE + NJ fOi NoRFokK ~ PETERssnRd
ana RcHmoND Time to Sefoi about n hours Pss.eS
ger arriving there take the sesboard Roanoke and
&c and No Aa &C. 10 afsss fetea
tSIs and Richmond $lo steersge hsfghee For freight sP
No so Broadway
CTEAM to LIvERPOOL.-The British steam
- ship BRANDON. Jamfs jenkins Commander will ai for
LIVERPOOL on SATURDAY Sept 49, at ! T. If from Pier
No. 81 North River foot OF Beach-si.
The Brandon Grstclas ship built of iron in the strongest
possible manner ane has superior da5ns for pAssen
gers. PRICES OF PASSAGE:
siIat sa Saen
SECOND Cablp.s 40
Jhnd cabin .'..'..'...; ;;...'................., 20
For Freight OF Passage sppiy
C. H. SAND No II South William st.
DOR VERPOOL.-PATRIOTIC LINE
Il Packet of 9th Septsmber-The splendid and fsvore
Packetthip HENRY CLAY Capt David Ceukins will sail
above fro N pier No North River.
For freight passste, having very superior Stae.ro
Second Calm and accommodations apply board
oTto SPOFFORD, TILESTON Co.. No. 80 Broadway
BNo Bills of LAdDg signed until the goods cleared
at she Custom -House.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
Ehl1SAhi nbft1r iiVsriiNLt
wARnis lsLkNO Wedup.d1 Az sent q 1854

JAaEs KELLY E.a., Charm an-DedT SIR: beg tsat
tbt cholera sppsitutly passing from lnstuton.
Uuis The thee days nave occurred and but
on death thJs sn,ns them during the last
those ssestd have been mostly males aud upward VI fifty
wears Of tse; tx'y years There have been
the dsear the latter OF June) 70
the IrsCrt Of cholera WIKI the exception OF
63 they all u rug from previous dsease-e ma
ioity with dsHha cULs,qu 1t otbeE diseases Many
OF th m rso bad phth IumoDa!s the rsmanins 81 al
h1ugh ihene ot the attack they were not uader treat
m, nj NEW of them coHyaltcsnt fOm disc ass;
we're OF An advanced age and otheIs feazes
Notp The toud ion Of the class VI patients who
have svftd III the choera the mortality has exceeded
thai ib the fGyOf.d public tsutioni that We feel
tbIe Is much for thank fun-s when consider the
meat nun b.r Of ehann We. uf sduits the i.titu
tr-uu ard d having been urder during the
ho, H riCd over which the dease has exfended remain
yeIy real ectialy, HENRY o. cox, PRESIDENT
EsiGRASTs ARRIVED IN sEw-YoRK.
The number of emigrants reported as having ar
riyed within the year:
Up TO the scth DAY of Ausuti Is ..............Z944
For The week ending Sept i................,.. 6,G3
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
STrRLNp STsrrp END C0URT.-WILLII-AAMH : n; !o1Fy BAT

|IEhh ainst WILLIAM HlLLfER, q sOLH ,rsx ~.
% 80 ON and A {. LATSON- summers ~ - 5sf.s
Se &C OF trsct (com. net served l-Io tls the
O. es Yu ARE hereby summoned and required % 80
c,,u;s, In ths tet'nn which viii b "a the SIt 80 4,
CeA ofhe City snd County of New. OK a. re S 20
A. Cfx Of N,v.YCrk and 70 copy u FcrI O. ,Sa
he "a complaint On the subscriber, al be ose i,s of
Erotdwsy IN ssid city within twenty and
ryor m to answer the ssd COMPLAINT Wihln .os s.. ysa
a. ,lt rtHiif In this SETON viii take JadSueu sfx
M ,b, nm of cue hundred aud eighty doA4 ,,,3
s,,. IN interest from the 18th day OF NAY ~ -,
,i.ht Iurdred trd forty EiEe, besdes the se'' ~ 80
Dated Msy Is. la5i ,..,,,,. pi.i,,t1,. A,,orusy
fa,.r w III =.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
.2l5452

Against ls4 lt3 arrived up to the corresponding pc
Rod last year. The number DOW in the Marine Hos
pital ID 2G4, and in the Refuge on Wards Island,
a3e6 Last year there were in the Marine Hospital
$40 al d Oh WsIO's Island, 2,244.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

Totsl.... W. ~
The disburs, meLts up to the goth Aug .st' were
1884 055.
There is due to the various Counties, other than
New-York the sum of 81, ,l26 ~ and the claims OF
The N.w.Yolk Alnsbouse, amount = s2O,Jlo -.
Thee are disputed claims question having been for
some FIVE years past pending betw-en the Comml,-
soi II ana the Ten Governor which Is ye unsettled
TIe Com missioLers claim that against the claims OF
the City they ought TO set up one for the support
Of all the children barn IN his country for the past
FIVE years and which they have maiOtsioed, as they
Governors deny this, and say they are charseable
the Euilrsn, Fund as long as they cannot be separ-
sttd from their parents.
CAHALsT. INSTITUTION.
There have been 2e3 pen0ns furnish' d with EN-.
ployn.ni from lis Institution within the last week
viz: Meles-in the City II, in the country a; Fe
II slc,-iD the City l27, in the country 81.
Tie Board adjurned TO meet again next Wednesday
At " ards IsluLd.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
WILLIAM II ELTISG,
MICHAEL @ BART, fComni-sonef
J. SHERMAN BROWNELI,

CUPRENE COURT HENRY C. WRIGHT,
~ Flsint6, ssairst GEORGE ,. BUTLER ard NARY @ 5s
wiie ALFRED BOOTH, HARRIS MlLsoT bEh NArD ~
JOTN W LEGGETT and GEORGE +. LEOGErI, De
ieudsui-sufp:nou. foI Relief Com na Ser ITO tas De-
the con Tlrri his aeon vhici will BE fed IN the oes u
the Clerk OF the County Of kings the City Hall In the e
Of Blooklyn u ts6 County and 10 copy o.
srswt the said complaint the subscriber, a. ofce
No 50 the City Of NewYos, tain twenty
duys TIE Of this xelnsye OF the
6ay such seTyes; i; you fall The I'D eomplain.
within Tie time Aforesaid ths plants N hi. .et5n viii APfly
to tio Corri the relief deunGs$ orrs Dated
J.Is =, lt5t JOHN u. v. HITE Plsinl Ai,oIsey
es az a. sr.t Ssy xas day nes y 'vd waTE
tlsvcvFs 4.i W. pi.in.idrs Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
CU IRENE C0URT-THE0DORE W

- MARSH and AUGUSTUS MARSH hst GEORGE COR
NTLIUS.-SUmmous for money demand on conract-tCO H.
pot served TO the DEFENDANT: You are hereby sum
noped ard requred TIE complaint n this action,
which the office OF tie Clerk Of the City and County
NewYork the City ball IN the City and County Of New
York on the h Of Iember M aud 10 serve copy Of
yot answer the said complaint the subscnbers ther
1fice No l87 GTetnwichs New YORK cry within twenty
Ssy. After The service Of this you, exclusive Of
he day of such sevice and If you fail to the said com
Tor Le sum Of seven hundred aud thyone dOls ard ninety
six cents with SIS average interest Isde the costs OF THIS
eciiop DATED Mw-York, September 1h, lS7i
TEN BROCK & VAN ORDEN, PlSilnfs Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08
Eeeal Notifee.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County of NewYork notice hereby given all per
sons hsyins claims against THOMAS HALEY late Of the City
Of NewYork buoer deceased present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber office Of Isaac Ford
No. ll6 EHzabehst in the City Of NewYork before
the twenty fourth Of January ne1t-Dated NewYofk
the tv ventieti day Of July. 1854
SARAH A HALEY, Executrix
jy2l lsw6mF' by CHAs HALEY