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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04


Take 100000 as the aggregate vote of the
State, and allow 100000 to the Know Nothing
ticket, in pursuance of these estimates and
there will be but 800, 900 left, to be divided be-
tween the black republicans the democratic
hards, and the Van Buren, soft democracy.
But if the softs, according to John Van Buren,,
are going to carry the State by $4,000 plurali-
ty, and if the Know Nothings at the same time
are certain Of 100000 votes, the soft shell vote
will, of course, be 250,OOO, which will leave
remnant of $4,000 to be divided between the
hards and the black republicans. Give the hards
the vote which they had last year, (33,000)-
and we cannot imagine that it will be less-and
there will be IL 900 votes left for the Seward
ticket, to be gathered up throughout all the
counties. cities and towns Of the great State
of New York. We should, perhaps, say 10000
for we presume that the real genuine African
Fred Douglass State ticket will poll at least a
thousand votes-that is, if the real .free color
ed Americans do not all 60 over to Preston
King.
Per contra, the Seward abolition league have
been ciphering, and they say that they will
carry the State 10y 10000 plurality. This, still
assuming our Know Nothing figures to be a
careful report of the actual strength Of their
councils reduces us to the necessity of an
other calculation, to give the Seward league
their required superiority. Adhering, then, to
the hard shell vote of last year, (though it
viii, probably, be much larger this time,) aud
to the Seward and the Know Nothing estimates,
we arrive at the following results
Whole vote Of the State, say.......... 500 600
know Nothing vote. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20O0JD
seward fusion vo'e...... 10000
Hard shell Vote 90 00J
Ven Buren, soft shell vote ...........,... u 600
which leaves Prince John, as compared with
the Seward vote, upwards of 100000 votes be-
hind his prophecy, and, as compared with the
Know Nothings, more than 100000 minus.
There must be q mistake somewhere. The
Princes prophecy is manifestly intended as
joke; the Know Nothing muster roll will. We
suspect. fall short OF their present report on
the day of battle; the hards, we dare say, will
poll larger vote than $4,000; and we should
not at all be surprised if the plurality on the
State vote were to be narrowed down to con
test between the black republicans and the
liquor State ticket.
For the present We give the foregoing re-
turns of the Know Nothing councils for what
they may be worth They indicate a very for
midable party, signed, sealed and enrolled
Whether they will march up in solid phalanx
or scatter their fire in the election, we cannot
determine till about one or two o'clock on
Wednesday morning. With 100000 men of
their own, and say 10000 straight wings,
the American ticket ought to be able to sweep
the field.
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cordial gin thai Ia absolutely Charlessr Unprncpled per.
sons are In the bab when Is asked for OF attempting
stule an article, with similar Title up
Look for the signature OF Mr. Charles the label and buy
other. Charles London cordial put square
bottles Of quart and be had Of all druggists and gro
GERS In The United ssaes-prce, dollar per bJtleor
Wholesale OF the sole Importers, DE vENDGE CHARLES
las Pearl street, New York.
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sDgxSTTSGMESTS RENEWED EVERY DAT
THE LIQUOR DEALERS AND THE CON
1rHTCT1ONAL RIGHTS PARTY
,TATE TICKET

ror State Prison Inspector Patriet VI egen
Judges Court Appeals-Ierg Samuel u seden
Short term. Nicholas Hin, Jr
LIQUOR DEALERS ATTENTION.
Ssnd aosk r S en bo q sv ss,s Fl
% ee ff Ss as n 3
tendance is particularly required.
n - y. N. BUNCE Vice President
The Committee of the Liquor Dealers Society for approors
sgrdaS % days and Monday, ana :rom 3 ia
on Tuesday next the day Of the election.
TO THE WARD COMMITTEES.
We hope The ward committees he active and ndealex
pc Dew, en- ts ara he election in protecting their oran
ed depends on de and ane ssoSS dis
ward organizations
THE APPROACHING CRISIS
The close proximity the day when the citizens OF this state
shall be called upon their choice Of who arr
% nss mt ns IN ne various snsa stations within
IA rocd faith ia, we are Addressing men Who ne or
every S Se 1%Rls oa s s@s
or we o. he rsh Of manhood in the free
constitution Of our country ord our State
make brief reca o. he transaction; Of The sn
ae nS ne nos a %ao Pro ssr male %
law Ned YOU be reminded The gornandans pc ulsrites
they " 9 ' Over o.
public table psrayze ,her capacity ior and dis
crnen BY ebs9'ng 81 n, hquor upoa which they
hai desc very men, almost Immediately amer passed
e ho s say q p eoo s
WHO ~ kindly were n The noble work q
have since fallen into wsywas mess owing TO tbs aooi
operation q ~ nacrn ns's e 0w W. open sars o n roe
sns o. his calamity much any class Of our fellow
ws demanded at he hands he people we have resisted
ss o Of w ha nv authorities he
our fellow citizens L. their support In The coming contest We
which heei you when approach the which you
havs 70 sop md exercise your mos, sacred rgh c-a
Know 70 be Impartial and consistent and who have
sihear your votes Tor Tho disregard commitments
Wien honor .aked, and whose ,asgnsay o. pnrpo
day srres Let you, owe nsseoce be the sssl
and You On i a asges 81 yo ss
ee q duty towards State your country and yo1,
psn upon he tate your q sus ss
ss M. e az a g.
free nd Independent use Of reason and Judgment When
he whole eopfsderse aud Tie world may Know
hs, The citizen. Of us State speak the voice o. the people.
MrScE PIES AND THE xArNELAw
Ibe editor q the Independent Is temperance bu, moi
,sy sGn os ,on. ew weeks the editor pro
pc use. 70 which nquor restricted mechanical chr
sles Ter 81 rnd
70 p1gT into sr Of TO keep them nom working
anay r Ss a " w be s1s 2 hns and
nre wine for her minee plea pnddnT and slss
mental bu. solely matter OF Ehsr she
cannot buy or the vender viii DO liable 70 hne and mrson
supposinr hat pure aoaho' TO pour into
soala 70, Declare o.'h whether he
uses q he nursery soases. ose s.s are sons W. e.m
harsh bearings o. the pfrascooey act before ne sense
QUERIES.
"A nend Peierboro, Madison county ~ " ds~,r~. H.
bionisi whIclis The mos criminal draIenues aenac -
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Nothing Cssncils-K,ssamatcd Veto aof the
Party.
We give below table Of the "estimated
strength of the American party of'this State
in the several counties named, as compared
with the vxte for dUllman for Governor last
year. Thee estimates are from the Grand
State Council, and are made up from the
returns to II. Of the actual strength of the sub
ordinate CO uncilspS the different counties as
far as repo rted. The river and southern tier
of counties are yet to be heard frsm but we
are infor ned that (barring es far down as
WestchesterD there are only three or four in
which any loss is anticipated upon last years
vote and hat the correspondence with the
Grand Con ncia, from every part of the State,
sustains thi 8 view. Here are the returns from
the Councils, IS compared with last years vote
for Ullman -
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White, the Halter, 32I Broadway, viii
this day open his Of ladies' fancy furs all the dnest
quality. u. w. WHITE, i'll Broadway
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"Know Thysc1E" II prccept which we
are told descended from heaven. GREEN House,
Knows himself Is incapable OF sending home shirts
which exhibit single defect G failing keep his pledged
word az TO The time Of their delivery.
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eyeihe very acme Of perfection. Though
for s e, taste and beauty he sells them 5 They
superior to any hat sold Broadway for g. Give him
CALL n, lie yaseausree..
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LONDON under inc supervision Of the ri.h Government
pr.ssy for the proprietor. tonic stmuant and dlu
rcc beverage pronounced by medical
alcoholic dis,iaon Inc public For sale by
Heecman, Clark Co. 5l Broadway 1cakin 4g7 Broadway
Radcau Broadway and gls street. by groccrs
druggists generally. DE VESOGE CHARLES,
1875 Pearl street, n. Y, sole importers
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P1MnOGDrteN and McIOdeOn s-Ma n fhctured
~ JOHN r. WAKE CO., No 1877 Canal street. near vnr,ck
INV warranted and workmanship equal " sny Il,
= ety. and 20 per cent ess than Broadway pricea a
assDnd hand pianos ~ great bargains
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we have seen, IL manufactured BY W. " wIINARru n
Maiden lane lis called "Lowpds Patent and
beauty and durability combination cf pen and Non
hitherto offered The public They made 10th in col
nd SILVER. - -
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India Rubber C0ats.-GentIemen are in-
yied 10 examine very light India rubber coat which
beauty ghness durability and chcapness Is unequacd 10
tbs market. Sold wholesale and retail IS John street. up
star
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Total .II6,360 "a, $40
Estimated increase in the Know Nothing vote in SO
This is On increase Of upwards of seventy
three per cent on the Know Nothing vote of
1854, which would make their total vote this
year over two hundred and eleven thousand.
The vote cast for Governor in 1854 was as fol-
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clean and clear. Some comfort in that. Were
il otherwise, what would be the use of stump
ing the State for Hatch h Coz We do not ap-
prove of the violent Language of the Prince
towards the amiahle poets Of the Post; butthey
were evidently under an cgregious mistake in
suppeang that the Prince could stand the inu-
endo that the king of the Van Buren, family
was going for King, while the Prince was
preaching soft shen plurality of fifty thou
Sand. We,nre glad that election day is SO neer
at hand, fer at this rate, if the contest were
continued month longer, the soft democracy
and the Prince, between the SGveaing Post and
the Kitchen Cabinet at Washington, would
have to be delivered up to the civil authorities,
and bound over to keep the peace
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snks-Suks.-A Large Lot or Rich Dnks
from auction Will be opened Monday, s. Also
printed delanes. from a. double price
u. II. LEADBE ATER 4 CO., 3l7 Broad way.
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Ladies' Best Kid Gloves mt 5Oc.-IOOO Ds,x-.
ladies' super hid gloves viii be opened Monday
800 doz ers do M o.. The above were slightly
spotted ON the ship and worth So Der pair
f. H. LEA DBEATEk CO., 347 Broad way.
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Dyspepsin. Cholera. Collie. Rnsumot,.u,

govt gravel diseases Of the loves bladder Kidneys
male plants, &C., the many aides which
find an anidote Ia Chas' London cordial GIN Of
which has been used with immense by the medical
faculty, both OF England and the United States by
Delln Co, druggists 65 roadway, and $50 4h avenue
Horney, 1856 Broad yay james Titord grocer No "a ave
nue., and by druggists and erocers generally.
DE- VENOGE Il CHARLES,
Nh Qpaari rtraa nolai.a
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RICK the sole manufacturer In the United States Of the
powder defiance
and Depot M Pearl street. door below Maiden
lama
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DSEUHs 11eIHers-CTUSB Oh
the Bison bull and Durham cow-I take this he only sure
Cd of informing those whom have promised
stances will not allow 70 have This very fine animal curo
exhibition The institute Fair at the
Crystal Palace served up" before Friday have
ranged withdraw her II ON the Fair Tuesday morning
next 10Th and have her slaughtered market
Friday OH inst The several COMMUNICATIONS received
not yet fully able 10 but will do
power, personally. THOMAS F. DE VOE Butcher, Nos
Jefferson Market.
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Having been hameuly assaed Cor doing what knew 70 be
right and refusing to do what believed be wrong e1rn
esty request my friends would and have
for them. Their efforts will elect me.
THEODORE Il. TOMLINsoN, candidate for Corporation
Counsel
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We hope The ward committees via he active and ndeeais
bic between this and The election, in protecting oan,
ton, and seeing hat tckes ami IN
ritned Much depends The activity and efficiency Il ii
tons. = 49, - -
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LIQUOR DEALERS, ATTENTION.
The various Liquor Dealers Ward are
ed TO meet in their respective wards this day al oecr p
NJ and also on Monday O'Clock on both EVENINGS nj
the discretion oil their respective charnen the purpose IA
making arrangements for he election Prompt and NH at
tendance Is particularly required
JOIN II. HAYWARD President
- ~ N. BUNCE, Vice President
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Our Btate Elrcti0n-EeUszrns OF the Nxnovv
Nothing Csuncils-Essamated Vote aof the
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Ennbroideries from Auction, at a Great g.
cridce -E. H. LEADBEATER A co, 347 Brosdway, WI
oer Monday, November large stock OF rich cm5roid
cred collars sleeves bands kc half their real value
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singers sewing Macsines--lSeinS Dcsirous
70 Withdraw from use all the old and unmproved
chimes OF our own manfac'ue public
worthless mach es OF every kind hereby announce the
pubic tha we ere ready exchange latest
sewing machines on liberal terms for old hines
manuiacre or any oiher Such old machines
hands will be broken up and DESTROY cd.
i. M. SINGER a broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-25

AyEcpoTE OF CHANCELLOR KEsT.-The late Chan
ceor Kent was one of those whose innate digni
~ enabled him to take in good part famiarity-the
result Of ignorance and accident. He was exceeding
ly fond of martial music; and hearing the drums OF
recruiting party who had taken station at the corner
Of tie street beat point of war, he walked out to
listen TO it nearer Insensiby he was whstling the
burden OF the tune, when the man Of war accosted
him thus: .
"You are fond Of such music, then, my fine fell
low I"
"Yes," was the reply.
"Woil, then" said Sergeant Kite, "why not join
ms Good quarters-good bounty-large bounty
Besides, our Captain is glorious fellow. Why don't
you now Yeu can't do better"
"Well" said tie Chancellor, 81 have one pretty
strong objection"
What isiti" eek cd the Sergeant.
"Wh,, Just now happen to have better trade
"Wbst trade Is i. T. SAID the inqusitor.
al am Chancellor of the State OF New-York."
"Wbewp muttered the Sergeant Strike =
quick time forward, mach T.
on trampcd the military man without looking DC
hind him leaving the Chancellor to enjoy his laueA
at the adventure.
When Dr. Rush was Q Young man he was invItei TO
dine in company with Robert Morris, Esq, man
celebrated for the part he took in the American Reve
lution II so happened that the company had waited
some time for Mr. Morris, who on hs appearance
spologized for OBTAINING them by saying that he had
been Engaged IN reading sermon OF clergyman
who had lust gone TO England to receive orders.
"Well. Mr. Morris, i" said the doctor, " How did you
like it 4" ats too smooth and tame for me-" " M
do WOW Kkefn az like, Sir" replied Mr.. Morris
that kind Of preaching which drives man into the
corner of his pew and makes him think the devil n
sAer him
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feaal Notires.
the matter Of the Real Estate Of Edmund VIII
let's, deceased, for the payment OF hls debts
In Al In OF

In the matter the sale Of the Real Estate of Edmund Will
s ssSs: s6 for sas psyIsn' Of US debts
N order of The Surrogate the County Of dated
May sixteenth 1855 and statute, Isaac Wletts
F flS o TlDs %HET TT Of Il. CITY
NewYok deceased will sell public auction :. the Me5shsp
July tSs isgw,ns described LANDS
and s s.l y Of land with
the aeTsSn S SaS sdss ss
the Second and ihdsvenUes and One Hundred
eepih and One Hundred and bounded West
drown parallel the Third and distant easery there
Hundred aud soukey the other side
by line drawn parallel to One Hundred and
and distant Hundred feet nothey therefom contanns IN
font Thdyeu and in the each one hundred and
one sq sn one parcel Of land Of
dwelling house and subject to mortgage OF Nur thousand
PARCEL So All that certain Of ground situate Hsr
lem in the Tweh Ward of the City of New in the block
died and Seventeenth Hundred and Eshteenhsecs
bounded BY one aha ana
Ore funced end westerly By Inc drawn
parallel Tie ThdsveIue the distance o. one hundred aud
hy feet therefrom and essiey BY Ike pSaus ne distant
hndred and cvertyhve feet f-c'n te raasen1e con
feet in width and rrcd feet and eleven
psha depth be the same being Known
made Of Of John Waldron deceased by oer Of
The Ci,v and County Of New-Yok Msy Term 1879 lot
number hundred and Litynine Said aforementioned lot Is
PaEoEL Nc A those three certain ot. pieces or Psroo.
of land situate sad being N the 1--we M WARD Of tae Jny
Begupns point the norherly side of One Hundred AID
hundred and hy feet essscry from the
easerv az the Thrdsvenue ld running thence westerly
along Or Hundred and Severte. sxythee FEET
bsnes nobev parallel with the Thirde one hundred
feet Of the block thence eai along the center
line Of the block feet hcuce sou berry parallel with
The Thsvsnue hundred FEET 10 the place OF beginning
Said aforementioned property Is unnproved.
P.scrL No AL tha certain lot piece or Picei OF lana
living and being Harlem IN the rwefth ward OF me
City ofNew. York bounded as follows to VII. besnns
point In the center Of the block between Que H1ndre
and Twenty third and One Hundred and Twentyfcufa
streets one hundred and eventyfve feet ekterS from tne
esser Of Thdaverns running thence nortnefy and
parallel with the third 70 the land Of j. jacobs
thence astey along the land Of the said 70 me eenr
line Of One fourth street. thence easfey
aone such line point therein dhan tive nun ieo
and twenty-five feet from the east side OF the
thence suiherly sD5 parallel with the Thsvsnue one hun
bred and thirty feet eleven inches the center line between
Hundred and Twenty third and One Hundred and twenty
Euiree thence westerly along said center line hy ieet
10 tie point p Of DC ming.
Aso those Eve eertsia lots pieces pscels Of ad fu
se lying 80 being In the Twelfth wsd e the City Of New
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1858. Th 1R1T' NOTICE. 1853.

lOeJOs L n N Il ~ " i i " II OOVe
NEW ROUTE OPEN TO ST. LOUfS-PASSENoERS
FOR THE WEST SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST BY THE
CLtytLAED, BELLEF0NTzINE ANB INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD.
Th the shortest and comfortable route from New
York 3oston and ell NewEnssnd Albany Troy and Buffalo
Marion Belefonisine Dayton, Sydney Pqaa and orcsn
vile Ohoj Union humo!e, 1ndsnsPols Peru Lesystts 10
espsport Teue Hsue, vncsnnes and Evsn,yie Ind Louis
vile. KY and ST. Luis -, Is,
THKsE TRAINS LEAVE CLEVELAND DAILY tSrkpAys Ex
cEPTtp -7:3o NJ Express Train connects at Gallon win
b. and Train.
Urbsns and Springfield, and arrive az Dayton
sane afternoons Indianapolis at $3.50 came evening
get nights sleep and In the morning By the early Trains
Tor lafayette, Peru, Logsnsport and Chicago
Passengers Tee Haute Vincennes and Evansville leave
indianapolis at e:I5 A M Terre Haute l2:l5 NJ
Vpoennes Sl5 NJ, Evansville az same evening Line
of Post Coaches Vnccnnes at $3.50 for xenia III
about 80 mes I'll the unnished link Of the Ohio
Missidppi Railroad between Vincernes and 81 Louis
arrive X Ds in with the Express Train ut
6ScA NJ. and arrive 81 ST. Lous at l. 81 afternoon
The Road In fine order and you pass through beautiful
country, making change desirable 10 travellers.
Early In July this Stage Line will be filed with Iron Rails
making continuous Railroad Line from the Atlantic 10 the
Hspp Eigtyfye miles shorter BY this route than via
Toledo and Chicago TO St louis
7:5 p NJ Lightning Express Train from Cleveland making
connections with all places named by above Trainj arrive At
Indianapolis at 8:1 next mornings connect mmedistey with
Express Train for VnceDnes there with Stages for Aens
leaving Xenis $50 by Express Train and arrive at St Louis
OF :30P. NJ
Passengers desire stop Xenis they leave there
at II A NJ and arrive at St Louis al NJ same afternoon
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Me0iral.
~ r d + j o N G. II
~ LIGHT BROWN COD-LIvER OIL.

ID R LIGHT B pnd Z oo q q o & II
Prepared medicinal in the Lofoden Isles Norway,
put the of chemical analysis The most efectuai
remedy for CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
GOUT, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, and all SCR0FU-
LOUs DISEASES Approved Of and recommended BY Der
ZFLITrS LIEBIG, WEHLER, JONATHAN PEREIRA,
FOUQUIER and other distinguished scientific chem
i Prescribed by the mos, eminent Physicians and supplied
medals by the Governments Of BELGIUM and the NEITHER
LANDS as almost superseded all other kinds on the Con-
tinent aud England
Bottles labeled with DIR. DE JONGHS Stamps and Sn,
lures 10 per bottle liberal discount Apothecaes
and Druggists Eight bottles forwarded, carriage free to the
country receipt Of IS. Wholesale and retail by
LEOPOLD WETZLAR, No. is Dey.tt., NewYork,
Sole Agent for the United States of Dr. de Jonshs Light
Brown od-Liver Oil
MARSH's superior PAIN RELIEVER is the
k best family medicine known for the of Colds Rhcu-
natism Burns Cuts Bowel Complaints &c very
testimonials Of its efficacy received Always on hand for
sale Wholesale and retail the Pickle and Preserve Warehouse
of J. McCOLLICK Co., No. 81 Washington-st
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CTPRFNF COURT-City and County Of New

OYork-CATHERINE BRADLEY against HENRY Sui H1
-snmnops for q money demand centrsei.-Io the De
PENDANT: sir-You hereby summoned to snswef tne
compliant in this action which fled In the Once OF me oe
answer On me sice No 81 IN the cy o'
NewYok within twenty days AFTER the service hereof
ye Of the day Of such and fail to answer me
complaint a. aforesaid the plaintiff viii take Judgment
YOU Of Three Hundred aud Forty Dollars rln
frest from the first November thousand eight
dred and y Forty Dollar. and from February On
One Hundred Dollars and from May l, 1855 Two hundred
DoIsrs besides Of this action-Daed New YORK.
.ape l, 1855. WILLIAM Z. bEIIs,
lie. flanrn Ato<ney.
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EonE-THRusr.-A preacher took passage on one
of the Lake Erie steamers on Sunday lately, and be-
fore he had been long on board he applied to the cap
tain for leave to hold religious meeting. ine cap
tain replied No; for any minister who wouid ua'e'
on Sunday i not ct 70 preach on board my oea"
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYort notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against EUGENE COSTELLO late Of
the New York deceased TO present the same with
thereof to the subscrber al his store No. "a Pearl
street in The City of Newly before the twelfth day of
Dec ber next-pated NewYok the ninth day Of June 1850
ielI IawsnM RICHARD MARSH, Executor