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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-24
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The GREAT BALANCE Dock LAUScHED.-The im-
m. nse balance dock erected by VIM. Webb, at the
foot of North Twelfth.st, Wlliamsburgh, was
launched in fine style ino the Bushwick Creek where
che now floats, few minutes before IL o'clock to-
day.
A collision took place this morning, OF the Bat
terry, between the steamboat John Nelson, coming up
the Bay and a sloop. Tho latter was in the act Of
lacking to get clear of the shore and in doing so ran
across the DO ss of the steamboat, carrying away the
guards and portion Of the deck. Several casks on
boord the steamboat were knocked into the wafer,
but were picked up by boats which put oil from the
Battery ar coon as the accident occurred No serious
injury appeared have been done 10 the sloop which
pro ,eeded on her course toward Jersey City. Had
the sloop been erger vessel and heavily laden it
would have cut the steamboat across and probably
sunk her. As it was the woodwork Of the latter was
demoli,hed effectuay as if it had been so much
pss,eboerd. The collision was great that it was
heard by the people standing on the Battery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-24
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

TUEsDAI, Oct. 2+-2 Z. ~.
The market for Pots quiet but fru, and Pearls
Sc s5.
CoTToS-Tbe marke; iavo-s the buyer and Is dull.
Flour AND MTAL-Western and State Flour s in
better request md prices have sgan advanced l2ic
y bbl.; the inquiry i good from the East and home
trace, especially for the better and medium grades.
Canadian Flour is frmer, and there is good home
demand sales Of ! 600 bbls. at 90 81 50 50, duty
paid. and O. a % rs in bond The sales of Western
Canal are 600 bbls. at ssass 10 for Bogus State
o. so ase es3 for common to good State e. 6si 50
for com mon to good Ohio and mixed TO fancy Nieh-
gan and Indiana and Upper Lake, and slo IS
Gil rs for Gene-ee Extra.
Southern Flour is in active demand, with an sd-
vance of l2 25c. bbl. sales 1900 bbls at So 50
for inferior Baltimore; g. 75as9 ~ for mixed 70
good brands Alexandria, &c. Rye Flour is inactive
a. IS 25as7. Corn Meal lie steady sales 80 bbls.
at g. 37I for jersey. Buckwhest is in fair demand
al 81 y 100 h.
GRAIs-Wheai with small arrivals and good de-
msnd bss advanced in prices the inquiry good for
milling; Genesee and prime white Western are want
ted and are nominal in price, Gales 900 BUSH white
Southern at 81 80 g. 05 for inferior TO good 400
bush common red do. at 81 s5; and 100 bushels
good white Canadian at 81 10, duty paid.
Rye is scarce end nominal at 81 20. Barley is
buoy ant and is scarce at 81 3iesl 10. Oats are
scarce and in good demand at 5oS56c. for State and
Western Corn is lc. higher and in good demand
for the eat and for export; sales $4,000 bushels at
soaslIc. for Western mixed; the latter price for
superior Article
wHIsKT-Prices are higher sales 200 bbls. at IS a
Soc ivr Ohio, and &c Sole for Prison. Drudge has
advsnced; sales so hhds at &c.. now held at SIC.
time and interest
PRovIsIoS-Pork Beet, Lard, &c. are unaltered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-24
MAINE Law IN CONNECTICUT.

A friend Of Temperance met, a few days ago, man
hard at work, who had long been an idle, thritess
dfunkark. The man had hardly done days work
before for many long years. His face and form were
always SWOLLEN and blosted by rum, but now how
chsnged the bloat gone, his face was thin, but
wore more healthful look; his hand was firm, and
he Piled the instruments OF toll with skill and force
to which he had long been total stranger The fol-
lowing dialogue ensied;
"Well, John am glad 10 see you at work; you
are doing web hope
90 yes Mr. Pixly, this Maine Law has done won
ders for me and my family; l work every day, get
good wages, and we have enough to eat ami
drink, good clothes to wear, and all goes on nicely
well, am glad oft, said Mr. p. rejoice
with you, and il l have any work for man at any
time, you shall have il; l will do what can to en-
courage and help you.
Thank you, Mr.. p but ! have no fear but shall
get along well enough, if the Maine Law stands. l
can get living if can't get rum. Only keep that
ont of nv way aud / can work as well as any man.
But so cure as they go to selling rum again am gone
for H. can't stand the temptation | shall drink il
can get it, But if could have my way would
Danish every drop of it from the State. would not
have any town agent would not have any sold on
any pretense whatever. We have been long enough
cursed with rum and have suffered enough by it, and
J my family has suffered. wish there cas not drop
in existence.
So thought, so Jclt, one who speaks from long and
bitter experience And yet there are those who think
not care not for the sorrows and dangers OF such men,
There are hOse Who would for the palry convenience
Of getting glass Of grog for themselves at every
corner of tho street. the temptation again in that
POOR mans way, and throw him back again, soul and
lody into the pit fron which he has just escaped
There is Il ae.h in mans Oeauraie hearts
1, does 10. feel for man"
The example We have given is only one of thou
lands now existing In Connecticut. If tie dram
,hops should be again opened, II would cast down
great army Of valiant TO wallow again with the
twiuo in the ditch. But have such expects-
ton There is fesh in mans heart. The great ma
joriy Of the people Of hat State, drunkards included
approve the law and viii sustain it. They see It's
beneficial operation on every side. Never was any.
thing more perfectly demonstrated than the great and
Immediate utility Of this glorious enactment II the
great Empire State would do grea, and noble thing
becoming her position in the earth--if she would con
Gr blessings like those enjoyed by the poor man
vehave mentioned, upon 10000 co. 900 families of
dIunksrds within her bordeTs-let her enact and
astain the Maine Law.
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] silver table spoo.; crs,s Ne s.

silver table syoos. Crsst Ne s
silver tee seoop, Great No
oliver table fork, With Initials " q. D. g..
silver table forh, With initials A. MeDB
silver table fork With initi.ls " O. M
silver sbe fort, with Initial J. F.D
silver dessert spoon, With initials J. y b.
A snsll silver plate, tensrsvedJ e. Sir John Yrsahlr
K c B."
STAR With "Nee A,p-rs ren.nt On one sae and
the reverse, 4" q. L., NDCCCxV"
Also, q number Of other things Of miner import
apce ss they have no particular marts BY which they
could be Tecognl ed bat which along with the above
named sbpT BE- handed over to the Secretary Of the
Hon. Auoso Bay Co. JoHy RAE G. p
R~DSlse Bay July 1854
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TWO BOYS BURNRED TO DEATH

At the fire in wiliiamsburgh last night two boys
named Thomas Cronley, 10 years OF age and Patrick
Rush, 10 years of age, were burned to death in the
third story of Mr.. Sharps building, corner Of Grand
and wster-sts. They retired to bed At an unusually
early hour without the kno Wedge Of the people in
the house, and were missed about II o'clock this
morning and their cbarred remains were discovered
in bed bet Eeen . and o'clock this morning. As the
building in which they in did not get on fire uutl
hall an hour after the alarm they were undoubtedly
snoihered to death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-24

CITY ITEMS.

TIE CONCORD GRAPE.-We tested at our late State
Fair several specimens Of the new Eastern Grape
named as above, and were agreeably disappointed in
H. The berries are from fourth to a third larger
than either The Isabella or Catswba; the punches are
larger and heavier; the vine being native Of Massa
ehusets is far harder than any rival of southern
origin; and The fruit ripens from three weeks to
month earlier. Those exhibited at our Pair by Ho-
vey & Co. Of Boston had ripened the 9th Of Sep
ienber Such qualities should commend it to general
adoption not as substitute for the Isabella, but as
an additional resource. The naked fact Of its early
rpenipg ought alone to secure place in every gar
den.
The general verdict of those who tasted il at our
Fair seemed to be that the new Grape had mere pulp
than the Isabella and not quite equal 10 sweet
ness. We could not perceive the difference.
We .-ust the succession such, in spite Of opposi-
ton s--of Mr. Bull who first called attention to
the Concord Grape, will induce general search
through our northern fields and forests for native
Grapes Of decided excellence These must necessa-
rily be more hardy and probably earlier than any ma
tive of the South or long petted variety can be. We
have found Grapes of extraordinary size In forest
covered swamps-]ate and sour, Of course; but who
cun say that Of these large swamp Grapes might
not be greatly Moderated both in season and favor
by few years cultivation and care in rich, warm and
not too dry soils We commend them to the atten-
ton Of nurseiymen and gardeners.
PIRsosAL.-The following are among the arrivals
at the principal hotels yesterday:
Atthe ST NIcHoLAs-Wm. Bostwick, New Haven; VIM.
J. MeAlpine, Albany; Edward Learned, Pittshed, Mess
John O. Camp. ohio q. A. Mann, Utica; Hon. 8 Van
sehoonhoyen, Albany Capt Ssckett u s. Army ). Tai
colt Albany; w. Vosburgh, Albany; T. Bale, Troy; a.
L frost Boston; George f. Smith. Pittsburgh Spencer H.
Hazard, Philadelphia d. c: Potter, Fulton =,
At the Irving HousE-H X. Seden, U. 5. Armyi John
MeKiernaD, Buffalo DR.; w. HarpeI Natehez; o. Cooley
Oweso Sslby Parker Wellington Henry L. Ellsworth La
Fs,ette, Ind L. O. Odwine Philadelphia Benz Dyer,
Fulton Rev w Tyler, Plttsfeldi Alex Butcher, Bslti
more; S. s. Scott, Vermont; Mr.. Mi,ohell Hudson
Al the METRopoLTaN HorEL-Hon. John NJ. Wood, Me-
J. C. Adams u D. Al WIN. b. Fox, Worcester; Hon. Alfred
Gilmore Pa; Ira Couch, Chicago DR. J. Davidson Val
j. B. Bsrnes St. Johrs; Robb New Orleans; W. r Highly.
Bridgeport; Z. B. Bsrstow, Go P Stow, Gspsds Wm.
Mason Taunton; Joseph Potts Washington; John Whit
Tier. Boston, A B. Vaughn, N CT W. R. stavey, Phiai
Prof Alex Dimtry, La 80 49, -
G. Bapkhesd u. 5 A; q. \. Peabody Pha 5 Crombie,
Rochester; Ii. Harper, Ssvannah j. Wsshburn, Ga John
w. Armiiage, Troy, Y Capt @ w Smith, West Point;
H. X Sherman, Poughkeepsie J. p Fairbanks, ST. Johns
hurry, Vt; A. Ii. TabneI, Washington; s. Duncan, do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-24
SHOOTING HIS WIFE.

On Monday evening q man named William Han
bruer residing in the Twelfth Ward near the Station
House, attempted to murder his wife by shooting her
with pistol The contents of the weapon, consisting
of powder and small shot, lodged in the womans face
near the right eye, causing dangerous wound. The
noise caused by her cries attracted Officer Elliot 10 the
spot who with the assistance of Mr.. Edward East
man arrested Hahbruer and locked him up 10 the
Twelfth Ward Station-HOuse. Hanbruer made an at
tempt 10 shoot Eastman, but the weapon was taken
from him by the officer. The unfortunate was
conveyed 10 the Bellevue Hospital.
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LATER FROM TEXAS.

BALTIMORE, tuesday, Oct. ~, lcof.
The New Orleans papers of Wednesday last are re-
ceived They contain Galveston dates to the 18th
instant -
Serious apprehensons were felt for the safety Of the
t.emsbip Niptius which was overiue more than a
week f,om the month Of the Rio GraBde.
LAKE. parties OF Indians out in different dlrec-
tioIs, aud depradstions were constantly being COM
uitfec
One Of the companies Of military raised by the State
had rendeIvoused az Gollad.
An encounter with Indians took place in Starr Co.,
in which the troops lost corporal and bad several
men wounded. The Indians were foGliy dispersed.
Three men we're shot at Camsrgo on the 'th olt. {:
one for desertion one for the murder Of his mother
ana The other for various murders.
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THE INDICTMENTS AGAINST THE STATE
OFFICERS OF WISCONSIN.

ALBAsT, tuesday Oct. q Is3i.
The trial Of the indictments against the State OIL
GERS of Wisconsin for corrupt conduct Commission.
ers Of School Lands came up before Judge Habbeu
IN TUESDAY last A question was raised by the At
orpey General to the power Of the Grand Jury 20
find bill and coB;e nded that the of proceed
ire oue ht 10 be by impe lchment.
The D-iriet-AttorDey declared his intention 70
proceed 10 Try the indictment the day following,
When motion viii probably be made to quash the
iIdiCtneIts
Dapie Ullnsnn arrived here last eveLing, and pro-
eeed.d Wet his morning.
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THE LATE OTTRAGE on A CATHOLIC
PRIEST NJ ELLSWORTH-LOSS OF THE
SHIP ARI0SrA.

BosToS, Tuesday, Oct. -, 1854.
Several Protestant citizens of Bangor, Ne, have
pre,epted the Rev. Mr.. Bsp-t the Catholic priest,
who was lately assaulted in Ellsworth, with valu-
able gold watch
Tie ship AriOsts Bach, from Samatra, Of and for
Boston with a cargo Of pepper lost on the 3lst
OF July asst of the eat coast Of Africa. The off,
Gers and crew were ell saved.
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tsstss a plsssurssesksrs alone. In THE most i'm
pertsnt point, the Ohio State Fair has been !one
thar failure, and the Board viii no, render their ei-
hbitiobs . safe Institution until they alter their
course.
TIE Cattle Show q, Springfield Ohio, mex. weeh,
being under the suspices Of the United states Ag-
culfursl Society wiz probably be the most interest
ing Of the season PETER FLOWER
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Passengers Arrived
a.. 49,. v...,s,l. II N -,
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW-YORK.....C
Arrived.

ArTfved.
Shin American Union pit Of Bath o:s Liverpool ds
coal and g. psss to Nesmth Sons Oct IS, lat ~ So lon
81 Is s.nals with chip showing blue and ~hits
,isbs with bah star IN the center bound The Am-ri
can Upop b, coming mp the Bay Last night missed stays
aud ent s.boIs The Koo whers she struck very hard
csu, her r.k badly the Puop, sept constantly going
The ".smue L-yiahsn lowed her on aud anchored
her IN qusratine last night She ashore three
Ship Join Henry (o Bath O1n-rd from Ne~csstie - de
coal g. Durcsn 9Th inst the banks large ice
the pas.sr. -, 80
SHIP New York Hutehinfon Liverpool Sept % Oct g.,
lat A loo 90 So los III boom and the
following day in gale from w W, shipped heavy sea,
stove boa &c. Has 392 pass all we'll
Bark Pbilomela Jeseii Bsol 81 Dc iron and to Z.
Coming " Albany -.
sebr Jo.tiDs lBr) Wainwright, from Bermuda u ds in
bants - Middleton g. Co.
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MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.

ALBAsT, Tuesday, Oct q, ls5i.
party Of ffty.ihree United States Dragons, I'M
der commsId Of Ma Sibley, passed through here
to-day On their way TO Jefferson Barracks Missouri.
They are be followed forthwith by $50 more from
one II the Infantry regiments.
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

BuRGIARY.-Tbe house of Mrs. DeGraw, No. 80
ssekes wal entered by burglars Sunday night whopro
eeeded occupied by two females bundled up their
clothes and about TO make of when they were
dropped their plumber They succeeded however IN TAX
ms % six dsgeueotypes and two gold bracelets.
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h hss liz sssss Of Ne cosssr lsisic. The seeA nsu
en- issa hsre 70 ~ eec hsu
CLKvsLAsp Oet She s.es Of Cotton hers to-day vefe
go e>lss st prices nasns from 7dse The market n
and eOed Upisnd middhns . quoted ct sfde.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-24

DAY BOAT for ALBANY.-The well-known
~ and avorie steamer ARMENIA viii leave New York
foot Chsmber for Albany ant iptermedste andtass ever
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AoRNd ,S,s Ia a. ,
sad SATURDAY MORNINGS, q 7 O'clock fof further par
ihslsrs inquire .. the foot ChAmbef's,, 81 he once
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, tuesday Oct q, Is'4
Our Stock marie, this morning VS. steady, olt
without activity. The saee embraced Reading Rail-
,os5 9e,; Long leland Railroad l4i; Morris Canal,
i3I: Penney sniG Railroad, i3ii Pennsylvania State
= s3ic
Money has undergone 10 change
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FIRES.
rIRg IN EIGHrY.EIGHr.sr.

FIRE IN EIGHTY-EIGHT-sr.
At a late hour Monday night stable belonging 10
the estate of Jacob Astor. Eighty -eghth-st and
Avenue A, was destroyed by fire. The premises were
occupied By Leonard Benyer, whose loss of hsrse,
hsy, &C., amounts to abou, $500. The fire was doubt
less the work of design.
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WlLLLAM.SB URGH ITEMS.

CHURCH DEDIcATioN.-St Marys Church Of the
Immaculate Conception Of ReHisen aud Leonard
wismsbush to be dedicated Sunday the 18th inst At
lei O'clock A. NJ.
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Arrived.

Barb Wahham (of Richmond Re Wheeler Bristol 20 d.
railroad order Is inst the Banks In lat - saw
su,e quantity Of wrecked staff such bai~aIh' p.nted
blsc .Jsr. also what appesed 20 be boat bottom
o. painted black IS - feet long, blowing very hstd a. hs
rme 18th mat lat IS "a lon a. spoke Br brig Lydia from
Gleeester N. s. for Providence.
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ELECTION OF SECRETARY OF STATE IN
VERMONT.
MONTPELIER tuesday,

MONTPELIER Tuesday, Oct "a, lej4
The Hon. DAsIEL p. THOMPSON of this place has
been elected Secretary OF State By the Legislature
He WAS chosen on the nineteenth ballot.
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LIST ENCLOSED IN DR.. RAGS LETTER.

LIST ENCLOSED IN DR.. RAE LII lhh'
CRESTs.
No I-Hesd OF sppaentyl W1ira' or sea n0''e' VIII
M G,;ss, with wings and forked tongue aid tail
No III-A Grifhn's he sd with wings H. A,i ,-,,,5a al
bv a seroll with the motto Spe'o aestora, ,A. -.
Ne. VA Fishs Heed. with (aPPsEeniiyl S'''4 '4A''
LIST oY AsTcIss purchased o tie E.sEdss ,ssa g aS ss
leen 1ovnd 10 tke Vesf or rather . " o. BE-
sfs race slcrs ne party Of 'iarfes' Seaf' 10 S'y
1850:
silver table fork. Crest No. '.
silver table forks, Crest No 2
l silver table sToon, Crest No ILL.
silver table spoon motto spere AehorA CTessN No
silver table fork motto SperO Mehora, SEets Ho J.
silver desert fork Greet Nc. J.
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 8 O'CLOCK.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THB NEW YORK TRIBUNE
EXPECTED NEWS FROM EUROPE.
BosTos, Tuesday, DC

BosTos, Tuesday, Oct "a, 1851
The new Cunard screw steamship Jura was adver-
sed TO leave Liverpool for this port on her first trip
on the nth inst. She is now, therefore,, in her four
teenth day out and fully due with four days later
news.
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rEARs FOR THE STEAMER PALMETTO.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Oct p, Isj4.
Tie steamer Palmstio left this por, on Friday last
for N.w.York, sud hAs not since been heard from.
II is feared she may have net with some accident.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT or NEw.YoRK..,.....oeTo -
Cleared this Forenoon.

Bui-M.rcy Ellen Mailman Psnsms, y N Spies
Bng-surf Swett'sno B-th. Wsd.elgh knox.
sehooners- Richmond, Harris, Richmond, C. X Pl:noni
Ped rich Dyer Lancaster 81 Mays Brett Son CO. :.
Thule Rich Boston Mckee; Josephine, Dsow4y, Bslu
more johnson Lowden; w. Ii. Sandsord, Culver N,h-
tnoud JohHsDn 4 slRght
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CuPREME couRr-crrY and COUNTY O

NInEn6 NOOhls-&ilI bnd NOONtI u
SssosD I'd 80
ss e. s Ss:
.unp0nsd and Iss.'s z .as.s. ne ,s1s.a, a: sesss
Cesnty Of NewYork ct the cty Hall CITY NssYesf soa
s .G :. sss No s ws Sc ' ss CIV q e Me-. =.
Yoh within days sfser the service Of this
90 yos Is. sS complaint within .ss.a 4. s.is.
IA in this VII take Judgment s-.ns yoa Tor the
interest from the drst day Of July thousand esh h@ead
1854 E.R.L AMoUREUN Pls,9tlT. Arsrnsy
Tn. complaint IN tn. sbsy. entitled .ete, was So N ne
Ssse s :, sSe sent isst Err LANoUREUS.
cS lawsvTu Plsinans Attorney.
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the AP-
a., s' rslss. % 8. oFsSiSG q .ssS
EIGHTT- THTRD-sTREET, ffOm the flas.ss.s. 70 sss
We the 6oDmis.oper. Of EsImss and Assessment hsse,s,
hereby sVe uoe 70 the owners ceesp~nt or cees
land. sa'e thereby and to eli others ~hom may eenser
First Thai i.,. rlessd Estimate and Assessment,
and ths' q. resous whose Interest. sed 'her-ey ssd
duly % 70 i william stT ri s :ss
Chairrsn, =, the cee Of the Ccu-sncuers No 81 Cham
The is,S day o. oS,ossr' issa
iS n STSa % .s :s
u 1PI'j:a % y, ss Ss, ~ rs At , sane
Third That The Abstract ef Tire said Estimate and A-ss
uent, together With .n s5 al tie aaaav'ts ed
ins our report have been deposited the Stree, comuos
es OF the City and County NseYogk
until the 18th day OF November. 1884
Fourth That the limits embraced By he Assessment sfore
said are follows: All those pieces 81 laad -tnssei
said Civ onins or both sides VI Eighty third street
the easerly the fhaveuue and the East
nortsery and soothery sides OF kshty third
street the middle OF ocss either ssde thereof md
Finh That report heren viii b. pcs-ntes % me su
preme Court OF the State OF NewN0s, Special Term
thereof 70 be held tho City Hall IN the ssd City on SAT
URDAY the 18th 5sy Of November, %, 1874 At the orea-
ira OF he CouGt day and that then sne there o. . oon
counsel BE heard motion VIII e made sss
sad report be confirmed -
MICHAEL O. HART Sccnnia.esers
J. SHERMAN BRowNELL,
New.YoTk. Septerber6 s. 1854 uto ais
SUPREME COURT-CITY aud COUNTY Of
~ NEW YoRK.-John ,. Seymour and Robert w. sey-
incur against Lawrence NJ Anawsy 5 rmmcns for money
demsnd contract tconl not served ITO LAWRENCE N.
AITAWAY the above defendant; You hereby
required the complaint IN This action which
filed the Office the Clerk OF the Cry and Ceunty Of New
York the City Hall, in said City OF New York, the "a
Augus 1884 and 70 o 10 tho
said complaint the subscribers their Office, No ~ two
Dew the City OF Nes York, within twenty dsysatef tbs
this exclusive Of the day Of such
service; and fail tho said complaint within The
time Aforesaid the plantHs in th. .ctiOn viii tAse Judgment
against you for the Of sls 9 hundred sad forty.
eight dollars aud three cents with Interest from ths
5h firth day OF February thousand tight hundred and
ty four besides the cost OF this scton-Dsed Nevfor.
August sd 1854.
BENEDICT, BoARDMhN h HUNTINGTON,
% IawewTu Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Markets. R.portsd ., Tel<srepl.

NFx eEItlss. Oct 3 Oar corTos market h.s been
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SRr-TGFPs FIRE INsrTR lNCE COMPANY against
JOHN YOUNG, CoRsELIUs D BLAKE, GEos oa W:
,is. WIi.LILME ARNOLD ZEBEDEE HUNT sad LY
Ola hs wrfe THOMAS ROGERS and WILLIAM II M, z;
WALKER Summons for Reist tConi. NOT ser 10 JOHN
YoIJs0 WILLIAM T. ARNOLD. LEAUEL ARNOLD, Jr ~,
and ARNOLD hs wife deenSenis; lo1 are hsfeoy san
oned 20 answer the complain, IN this action which this day
ad In The ce OF Clerk Of the County Of knEs a. the
CIV Hal Of The City Of Brooklyn add serve copy Of
.nser on ths subssIbsrs their Office No i52 Broad
corner of John.t SewY0k. within twenty days ater
Of this sznnons Oh you efeese OF zoe DAY o. s1n
e .,rssad the plaintiffs in this sction will spply
Cent y tbe sf anded in the complaint Dated
81 ISs4 PEET NICHOLS
"a t.Usv tn Plaintiffs Aftorneyx