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Arrived.

Ship Thornton Collins Liverpool % d. mdse aud 1888 psss
- ,I,r. (;uou Oct 10 lat 81 10 lon ID IL ship
Isdy Fr,nhin same time bark Pnus Donna bound 70
Lv.rptol; Pot Liverpool pilot board oct % lat 30 ",
Ion 81 n passed barb No of Belfast Oh Eges shoals
y. SGD ship David Crockett steering east Tue T. h.s had
bhth ar cesth
BTis Dehs Wainwrisbt Boston ds ballast 20 master
Brs ALEika Br Thomss ST. Jsgo Cuba 70 DIS sugar &c,
o anilton & Co. -
Brs Kate Foster (of Bangor anluan, Guyana p. "a
de- ,usar kc TO II. ID. Brookman
schr Boston Morrei Cumberland " s., d., shi knees
TO Bacon. Sargent Co 49, 80
sch, Fmpile OBJ DAvidson Cornw als " 10 d., Plas
ter a. D. r Dew ole
sehr River QufeD, Fowler Providence mdse.
chr Luu er Child Nioherson Bos IN Or PhilsdeiphiA
sehr Alexandra, Small, Virginia, Wood
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B. r. Nau for Hsus. 2ath. spohe the B. r. Milan al veil
From !sh to zth eIperenssa heavy ss from n z. Win
avery high 18th n a. n lsrre nee, on
vessels vhieh the 3. T. Milan Nov l. % Hat
terss the g Milan.
Smith Co. Oct lat 81 a. lon 70 spoke me- Pau
yooss Of and from Boston for Jseksonys T. o. d. out
Oct o. lat "a s. lon 76 co. spok bark Peri from D.metz
Cpba for Portland days oct short Of proVons could not
supply them. The hss experienced heavy sses dor.
ing the passage. HIS psssebsen
BELow-shp Thornton Collins Liverpool oe, 6. md..
AID pssz TO Williams & Guion-
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MAssAoHUsETTs-The Republicans Of the IVth
District have nominated Charles NJ Ellis for Con
gress.
In the lid District Nathaniel f. Stafford is the
Wig nom nee, and Bowen Buchanan is the candidate
Of The Pierce ofioeholders agaiDs. Mr. Banks in the
With District. The Hon N. P. Banks, Jr has been
nominated as the Republican candidate for Congress
in place Of Mr. Whiting, the I" Know Nothing can
didste, who has Withdrawn. Wing District Con-
yention has also been called.
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ARRIVAL. OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.
Pill ADEIRHIA MnndAv NnX. &. ls54.

AhhIN Vr OF y
PHILADEyPHIA, Monday Nov. g. 1854.
The screw steamship City of Manchester. Capt.
wylie, from Liverpool on the 18th ultimo with i64
- asseugers arrived here this morning. She reports
eDcoun.eripg severe weather On the passage
Our city police are investigating series Of mystic
rious uurcers in the upper sections of this city.
woman has been arrested charged with the Ter of
her two iIlegtimste children, and an Irishnan hes
also been arrested charged with being implicated 10
the sane affair. The murders occurred some time
since ard the bodies have not yet been found. A
hearing IN the case will take place this afternoon.
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u CIRCUIT coURT-Befors Judge NELSON

TRIAL FOR BEING ENGAGED IN THE SLAVE TRADE.
Trial Of James Smith, late Captain of the
brig Julia Monitor, Of New-York, on an indictment
charging that he did, the Let of May 1854 on the
coast of Afrce he being then and there one of tho
ships company practically and feloniously forcibly
confne and detan 500 negroos Ithe indictment said
5, but the Attorney said it should have said 5OO on
board the ves,e with intent TO make slaves OF them,
said negroes not having been held 10 service by tue
lava of either of the States Territories Of the said
United States of America the said vessel being navi-
gated for and on behalf of citizen or citizens OF the
United States. The punishment, on conviction Is
death. Messrs. McKeon and Joschimssen, u 3
District Attorney and Assistant Dttret Attorney ap
pesred for the United States aud dessrs OConor and
DunniDg for defense. The case was called, ana the
empanpelng of sJury proceeded in.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

LAUscH.-A beautifully modelled bark OF $50 tuns,
called the Charles C. Fowler, was launched from the
ship, ard Of D. b. Warner, E.q., at East Haddam,
Conn. on Saturday last, Atm inst. She is owned By
Mesrs Eagle g. Hazard Of this City, and is intended
for their Mobile line of packets Capt Alfred Pal
er, late chief officer Of the ship c. jerome, Jr will
command her,
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We are informed that an individual who has
been employed by the Municipal Reformers 10 the
Fifteenth Ward TO distribute their tickets, has
usde private arrangements to defeat the election
Of r. NJ Blstcbford to the Assembly, by distribut-
ing false tickets Similar contivances are re-
sorted to in other Districts. Let the voters be-
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FIRE AT WHITE PLAIss.-DuriDg the hours Of ser
vice yesterday morning the Presbyterian Church at
White Plains, took fire from the chimney and was
entirely destroyed. 1t was frame building, of mod
crate size, costing about $4,000. All the audience
escaped. A ERE engine was brought ap but the h-se
wa. deficient and nothing could be done to arrest the
copAa gra,ion
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,

THIRTrEsrH WARD PoLITrcs.-The Wings and
Reformers support JOHN b. RYERsoS for Alderman,
spo MARCUS p. FERRIS, for Assembly, MesIs Forbes
and Howard WING noninees) having withdrawn in
their favor. We understand that the KoowNothings
contemplate putting up policy dealer for Assembly
against Mr. Ferris and thus elect o Keefe.
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Id W LVIELLIG ENCE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMlNER-Beiore Judge
MITCHELL.
CASE OF DIR. GRAHAM.

CASE OF DIR. GRAHAM.
The Court met, pursuant to adjournment or recess,
this forenoon the object having been to afford time
for The bill of exceptions asked for in this case, and
10 pass sentence.
The Judge called the case.
Mr. CLARK partner of Mr.. whitingl said ne woald
ask to have the matter lay over till Friday next in
conse quence OF the absence of counsel.
The District-Attorney said there would be no OBJ
jecOn to that, provided the bill and exceptions could
be settled by Friday. This was agreed to, and fur
Their recess was taken till that day.
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GOV. EYMOUR AND THE PARDON or
DIR. GRAHAM.

We learn, by dispatch from Albany, thai Gov.
Seymour positively denies that he he's promised to
pardon DR.. Graham now under conviction for killing
Col Loring at the 81 Nicholas Hotel.
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POLITICAL I&TELLIGENCE.

j. WITHDRAWAL oF SHERMAN BROWSELL
sEw.YokK, Monday. Nov !, 1851
To MY FELLOW CITIZENS: | would respectfully
inform you that have Withdrawn my candidate
the Office of Register and call yOn friends suppor,
the nomination OF Mr. Henry Johnson and defeat all oppo
J. SHERMAN bROWNELL.
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DEPARTURE OF THE SARAH SANDS.

PORTLAND, Monudy, NOV. o. IcJI.
The screw 8 eamsnip Sarah Sands sailed yesterday
for Liverpool with SIX cabin and few Storage pas
seppers and a small freight.
The Cleopatra and Ottawa having been taken by
the British Government to convey troops 10 Con
siantinople, the Canadian, new steamer, vii be the
nett due at this port.
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The RECENT ACCIDENT On THE GREAT
WESTERN RAILROAD.


Government has appointed q Commission ID INQUIRE
into the cause of the recent fghtful accident the
Great Western Ratroai, nesr Chatham. The Com.
missioner will proceed at snce TO the scene Of the
disaster.
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,VARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Arrived.

M, .nio, Williams Liverpool Oct l. mdse sno -, -
r. Tspseo Co Oct 81 on sSasas S al. 30
s,hipb .ehr Elizabeth Of s:r'ieSe''' VIII
''s sh,s peron.iire, (psl Lord London Oct T. n'''
pe,s 70 h 1bo,ptop Con sdcn, New-Ofeans oeE '. &c
he Pes. Logo oe, TO- With eI;'Gs Man. for asvrs
aee ~ rou.ss saw .hp slAs Holme' ior Ns~'
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Passengers Arrived.

IN ship 8lbion from LiserpoMr H. L. Mesdo~s aud saJ
II Meadows, Mr. shsiler, Mise r shaer' > T. "es''
fDr) e., Mill. NJ. yo-s.
Jobp Cor,i Pssi.; Wn Edwsrds. Harriet Edward IA
beth hewitt o. 4 Rysl Cathsrine Ryall London olo
bias Luey Edwards New-foIki J. Aeeoes, A. fe~hPoin''
IcIdons 4 RyAIl, Ryall Martin. e. Msueb ,s
ship osdoock (,on LoaSoH-Mrs reees Mic LOCKWOOD
AfsI
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THE SOUTHERN MAILS.

BlLTINORT Monday, Nov. 0, lsj4.
Charleston papers of Thursday, Friday and satur-
dsy lsst AT. receiy ed-but three ma1s Tom points
South Of Charleston are still due.
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DEATH OF L. S. COMMISSIONER INGRAHAh.
PHIL.DELPHIA, Monday, Nov. q, 1854.
Edward d. Ingraham, an eminent lawyer, and
United States Con,is died in this city to-day.
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Aug LAT a. hon S. Am hst showing white a.s with let
ter IA.
Aug Let, Ion. a. chip Msrtb. Sampson, from Boston
June ~ ior Bombay.
Sept 10 lat ~ lon ~ Am bsrs showing white bf. with
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PROCLAMATION
EXECUTIVE DEFAsINEsTl NEBHAsxA TrnsIIoaY, J

Saturday, Oct IL. 1904
enum. Of the ibhabsUtso this errtOry will
m.pc. on Tu-.dsy Oct "a 1854 under officers instructed
20 eopp, the nearly possible within four weeks
ser ssd notices VIII De dtl oued TOT
the election Of De,iIe Congress snd OF Territorial
L. ti.lstuie TO convene this winter 49,
SD ,pupers,ou ia the DISTRICTS horde ring the Missouri
River will commence week ser the sbove date, VIZ on
Tue,csy Oct ST. and simultaneously on that day in each Of
raid DatT!c,s
The purpose Of this notice Is to enable persons who have
moved ppoisry the Territory % return in time for
aid census will be enrolled except OF
setusl snd peIr4 Apent residenis Of the Territory
Given under my hand 81 Omaha City NEBRASKA Territory,
on this 2l.I day Of October, 4. 1854 l. b. CUMlNG,
w. Ac.ing Governor VI Nebraska
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ConsrcssionaI.-IIId District Ist Id lid Vth, an
With ards National Democratic Republican NOMINATION
for Conere,s GEORGE DE WITT CLINTON
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PHI kDFI pUts MONEY MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA MOhIay, NOV. q IsJF.
No notes were protested in this city Saturday,
and our Money msrket is easier this morning. Stocks
generally are quiet and unchanged. Reading, how
ever, is active at 50
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STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

AsHFs-The market is quiet for both kinds, at Sc 81
6s7 Pearls Sc 25
CoIros remains dull and heavy at annexed quota
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n..,,pce Last evening the light from thee H'ss
hshsed Up streets quite eisraeay DIX tnsy ns.s
eIfingui.hed by heavy fsn OF ram os'o's
mach 10 the relief Of several Persohs VINO noe
dwellings en- the bottoms.
The business of making eiiies on pager Las oou-
nenoed in good earnest IN NEBRASKA anu =
curious 10 police the peculiar ATTRACTIONS snSn essn
plsce is Represented 10 offer 10 enigrans and spec
tors. Commencing At the sontb, sc have N-orssks
City, opposite sydney in Fremont County, Iowa
Ottoo four miles below the mouth Of the Pate, op
posite Genwood; Belleview. tive mules above the
mouth vi the Platte, opposite s.. Msrys and Onsas
opposite Council Bluffs; and Winter Quarters, SIX
miller further north. Still further up the river, cities
and towns have been projected, and 10 some in
s,suces surveyed, and Your City will most likely be
well supplied with Autographed mSps Of them al
durine ,he preseu: winter. Between - Mays snf
Rs,ley;ew. and Copoch Bluffs and Omahs, good
steam ferries are in operation AMI 8, the Oshsr points
s,fe crossings can be made ON lsrge h1t-bOttvmed
hoot. kent on the river for the purpose. There is
much al xiety now being felt oy sp-caiators, ant al
those Interested corner lots as to the alton OF
,h future capital of The Territory. Had Gov. Burt
iva II Is believed by many that he you'll have con-
y,n.i tic Territorial Legislature az Belevew bat II
!. now generally thought that Gov Cunning will order
!, 10 NET Al Omaha This last named place Is in the
q, an ept.rprsiug company of capitalists who
are pusbiIg il ahead with all the rapdity which
abundant uIesns AID true western energy an com
mspd Some twenty residences nave Already oe-n
erected and are now occupied by families, VINO nave
determined 10 make their h M on tue so't VI Neo a.
ka. steam saw-Dil and brick notei are rapidly
growing up and also large brick building designed
Tor The accommodation of The Territorial Legislature.
Without intending to prejudice TIE claims Of other
towns vet cannot resist the conclusion that Omaha
is d, sped to more rapid growth for tue next three
tour years, than either Of its rivals mas Ire al
vantage OF being situated directly opposite THIS place
which is the lsrgert town in Western Iowa. The
bluffs here approach TO each other than at a
most any other point the river ami the road
scross the bottoms is passable a. all seasons. The
site OF Omaha is one OF the finest have seen 10 the
w.s'. 1t stands upon an elevated plain with the
bluffs and bottoms OF the Missouri in full view for
many miles. The view f'em C.pitalsquare is igni-
fcebt and well worth journey across the country to
witness.
T. b. Cunning, the acting Governor of Nebraska,
has issued the following
PROCLAMATION:
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PORT OF NEW YORK. NOVEMBER 6
Cleared this Forenoon.

CIcortd thIs + OftHOoH'
suip.-sutans, Barrett. New Qlesns. w Nel!son Son;
Fur.is Wbipple, Hous Kons. Chambers Heis-r
Seboober-NMsaret woslOn, City Point James Hunter;
yll,b,th Lesser York Bristol MASTER Onsard, nth
Wilmington McCresdy, Mott Co sesuine, swain, Bst
more johnson & Lowdep.
BaIse-Narin. Foster Phadephs W. II Thompson.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT-CITY
~ sud COUNTY Of NEN:YoRK. SAMUEL J. aEEgEE

.,SGEoRGE W BEEBEE .ss INST THE SANDUSKY CITY
HANK luminous 70, Money Demand on CONTRACT Con.
not served ITO the eDdsD ssOyo uamed Y,a are hereby
and qn,Ted the Amt in this seton,
rh viii be hedp the Oc. the Cer, OF the City and Coun
~ NJ New YORK the City Hall 10 sad city aud TO ssrye
or Of your answer said compnt the subscriber IL
hs Ofsce No 100 Broadway 10 said Cy Of New Yors with
n twenty days after of this
OF The day Of such service; and you fail 20
the said complaint within tho tue aforesaid the plaintiff 70
his action will take Judgment azains for tbs SUN OF
all c3 with Interest Oct 1854 and for the OF
So ~ with from the eth day OF Jet 1851 besdes
bs cot. of hi. action Dated. New York Oct 49, 1854
r. GOODMAN, Plaintiff Attorney, No. l06 Broadway.
The Complaint 10 this scion filed Ia the ONCE Of the
cL Of m. civ and County Of New York the fret day Of
November 1854 T. GOODMAN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
iauG NJ
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SUPREME COURT-G.NER.L TtsS.
The November term opened this forenoon, oeiort
Jrdses Mitchell Morris and CeTSe and calendar called
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Clothing.

FURNISHING GOODS.-Merehants from the
oosntry wiz 6bd "a, .Sd ssssnt .;;95%eai q =.
go - r,dn..d price the Old Furnishing House No 81
sm a. corner Made lane Jus, IeesiSed-A noe Sc
retail trade. 49,
y CHAMBERS has now opened large ana
y. ,pleBdid assortment Of LsSes pHLsS SCHIiDRExs
nYrsSTs ROBES DE CHAhBhE :,
~ oTHISG LADIES UNDER GARMENTS; a.. &C N -
NJ 81 Brosd az oc,Ily opposite ste~.rt Lseis, sn' ~
TO 49,; S,r a.s snd BY pre-. 70 80, p-.es
A. a HATs-Elegant and inimitable French
~ so a.,., he low price o. ss-si lsss ihsO Broad
VIZ STA HAS - '- Known No ~ Hld-on--E
WY prices
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mdifr Cure.

TUE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CO RE o1ers The rest accommodation fr yursuns the
treatment fer the winter and a. resJrabe a. ss
where Afdres U H. WELLINGTON N D.,
- - No rs 18th g., New Yofk
fEw-YoRK CITY wATER-cUaE No. ia l2tb-<-,
sernsr Of uBverty-plsee.
WATER CURE INSTITUTE aud SCHOOL.
10 - LAIGH Est X TRAIL 81 d., Pkglrht,-
LIOh-Aee uon -tonsfor 100 PstisDta CamP-feat
rhy'clsns TIE Thld Lecture Term Of the Hydf'pal' 49,
fbyslo lt geal School Will com neucs Nov l.
WATER-L URE, corner Of 6th-ay. and es1n list
w DIR sHEw ante. wrh Dr. TAYLOa 70 ims as
ane eonnodioa. e,ahsbeai FOR the Fs 1od shisTi
TENTS sni BOARDERs received AZ EssSoaeH'e itSe'
On; ssor practice promptly attended %
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NOVEMBER, 1854. The new and splendid
L r,smer ALICE C. PRICE Capt A II Hssserty, Tor
SHREWSBURY &c viii run from Robinson't. Pier, North
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sDIEs FANCY L s.
ToTH No y Fulton ct ny wSg-d ca ne .. 20 !,
- ~ sbs " boI.sse and Retail Tfsae TO Us se'ee 'oa %
gIiRs now ,e hing 81 greatly reiueed Pr'es -
AIDES FUR VA z;
l sos B,o.9way Between AE-ity and 'h.t. = LASO-I
- a. iu,p@cl.ou s.Ock Ct fuTs = - . 81
49, sith,r for seasy o. quality Order. s-rieiy ,lAiod
Al srtiees wNrrsDtsd Price. uoder.ts 40 % so : 49,
rJ,HF NEW-YORK FUR COMPANY have now
Il on hand q superb Lsslstnent Of LADIES AHd IT.
DRyS,s FIRs TIE pubic Invited 20 eksaine o4 ec
ard uSse for themselves Strangers vi Tad y e 'ne -
,sn;sse 20 call BEFORE purchasing sls-where Oa
.f,r,d .d s1chspsed rs..ou able terms nLhNN'
A srWNAS No sOl Broadway corner Of " --Aefs~
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A bad break occurred in the Ere G. anal yesterday
a, Bushr Ell Basin. IL viii take three dsysto repair
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CANAL BREAK.

BY TELEGRAPH IL HE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
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NYACK and HAvERsTRAw STEAMBOAT


NYACK and HAVERsTRAW STEAMBOAT
~ LINE 90 -, 81,
.T.st Pier Al 5 r. ~. for NYACk and HAVEhsrRAW,
i,p6 At RocksBd LsAe and Piemont, IN connection with
the Nv York and Fsie Railroad
R-furDns leaves HsyessE every morning a. 81 'e4o'k
and Eyscr 81 II NJ
y s-Tb. iDe boat. DO not land At Amos Ct
CTATEN ISLAND aud NETWORK FbRRY
- NOTICE CHEAP EXCURsi0N-Fa.e 81 eenn On
,ua sf@T Aphl TO- 1854 the boats will leave oho"s un
farther Ootice Leave Vsaesbcs LandiEt ct@tsa is1n1
.,.ry tour from A 70 r NJ Leave foot Of "hiten.
o. 4. /. York every bouI from A. ~ % Z 81
NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAlLROAD-
NAOTIrE.-Ot and after WEDNESDAY, Nov. Q, 1884, the
foawins changes xll take place
The ExpIess Train LEAVING ~ corner "hiIe AMI
Centre al s:4j 2. ". viii leave % l. VI
TIE C,o.n Fss Train eAslns Cty Hall stat,n a.
TLs C-o,on F.ll. Train leaving City dau Station
!. vii - d,conrpued above " hits Plains
Trains III esve 9bbst station Tor ulians bndse a.
A. N AID Tor White Plains g Il ".
EETIssiss
TIE Tr.ln now leaving Grafton fails a. s. % A W. will be
III 81. Train now lssvins Chatham Four a. IS
A " VII leave at6
Tie Train leaving Crot9a FA1 Tor New. York a. s. %
will leave al ) r. ".
The Fspres Tram Low issVing Albany a. Is P. IT. will
I.sv- 81 asp "
~. NV Train. LEAVING Williams Bridge At lGl A. n
nd hi. Plsins o. Ais NJ viii stop 15h-.t Station
The 1rsin leaving Williams Bride st g. IS P viii
leave az 10 p. ~ JOHN d. ELLIOT, supt.
sew.Y5rk, Nov 4, lsf.
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millinerp. 81.

DIRIS NULINERY.-WM BROWN, sue
L ,,..or 70 pup.more s. Brown, Ne. as Bra.sSsJ FL
orer or THURSDAY New wih ~itiei .'Jss FDs MILL
nery.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
OF the County Of NewYcrs NOTICE is eeb, all
r.,.on having elaine assnst MARY hEArINtj late o, ne
civ OF New York deceased present the With voueh
ers the subscriber AZ the residence Of John Austin
on OF before the twentieth day Of MaA aextDaied New
York the sixteenth Cay Of September lSDl
sie lsvsrnN. ISAAC n. AUSTIN. Admin. sFstor.
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OF 40 from his debts Pursuant to the provisions
on the third article the first title ~ the h chapter Of the
second pert 1f the r. yseo statute. PETER BERGEN. OF
the City of New Yos insoyent debtor Notice fret pub
sbed October 9Th 1854 Creditors appear before Welcome
Peebe ESQ City Judge at his Chambers In the Court Of
Sessions building the Psk in the City Of NevYors the
2gL dsy OF November 1884, 10 O'Clock In the forenoon,
ow cause III they haye why sssnmsnt should not
b. made said noyen estate and be be dsehe sed from HE
debtG 4. WAhiNO, Attorney NO. oi1 Fuitonst,
90 Iav6uNo Brooklyn
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The County OF NewYork notice l. hereby given 70 all PER
,op. havius claims AGAINST DAVID MCCULLOUGH, late Of
the City Of NewYok deceased To present the same with
heIeof the subcibeT Al bis once No
ren. CITY New York before the syih day Of
Deeepher nexDsied New YORK the hdia Of June iSot
les law6mNf ANDREW J. IUIhILL, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06
Mehiral.
fegal Notices.


ny ORDER Of MOSES SWEEZf, Esquire,
ID Special county Jaess Of the Co1n,y OF o. me az
acc the Supreme Court 49, o. ne ssste On
Nsw Yerl: Notice hereby Owen that az ajax hel Ia
md .ssrs, The estate Of GEORGE REV IS HoH
debtoF and hat IL. vii be sold for Tie payment 70
delt nes be appear and iSh4Ese such Alta hnel
us TO law within ae months from tS 65si Paohs sos o. sas
notice: hat the Of any deb due 70 MN ~ "
dents tA State sd the delivery TO him % Tor e Csc %
an, property within this Sste belonging {" hn ot ~nen
he deysee l-ss.ee, otherw sna me 5sa-
S.iJ-nstsJ Jun. s asa SHARPE a WINFIELD,
ieSsia~ eluoN At'ys tor Attaching Creditor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New York Notice hereby given TO All per
hAvns claims G.ansi JANE BoUSOR ste u he Ciy 81
NsVYok deceased the With vouchers there
o. to the Subscribers heir Office Nc - DvOnst IN the
City u York before the twenty sixth day Of Jan
asy neNt-Dated NewYera shs twso second day Of july
ISi SAMUEL HURLEY, rx..,to-.
ia lsw6u,M JACOB MILES,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
the County CT New Ycrk notice Is hereby gwen 70 all
persens having elarrs sgsnst RICHARD bENAkEsr, ate
tie City CT New York, builder deceased 20 present the
wbyoucheTs thereof to the subscribers the house OF
Mrs DeEas, No 1871 West atb the City OF New fork,
on before the sixteenth day Of February aexL-Dased New
York, the twe lfih day Vi August, lsS
MARIA DEMARESr, Execu,riI.
suli isv6mM' JOHN ; MEYER Executor