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MARINE AFFAIRS.
TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF THE BARK AR
GYLE-TEN LIVES LOST

TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF THE BARK AR
GYLE-TEN LIVES LOST.
The bark Argyle, which was wrecked, during Sun
dsy night south of Squan Inlet, went 10 pieces on
Tuesday afternoon and the fyc men still clioging to
the bowsprt were drowned. There we're eleven men
on board of whom bu, one succeeded in gaining the
shore. The Argyle was owned by Mr. Moody Of
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia; zoe iuns English register,
and was valued at about exc, 900. Her cargo con.
sis,ed of $50 tuns pig iron, consigned 10 Richard
Irving Of this City 100 casks Of ale consigned TO
Mer.rs. Blossom & Monshsn; and quantity Of dry
goods Mr.. Irving was insured for e5 500 in the ALI
ance Insurance Company, and IS 800 in the Atlas.
Yesterday, Mr.. j w. Morris, Coast Inspector tel
errspbed TO Messrs. Bird g. Nelson, the intelligence
the. the vessel had gone to pieces and that the sur
yiyor of the wreck would be forwarded to this City
as soon as practicable.
SUSPECTED SLAVE YEssEL.-From information
given az the Office OF the United States Dstrc, Altor-
rey yesterday afternoon, tbst Baltimore clipper had
lust stsrted from her noorDgs in the river for sea,
ard thu suspicion existed Of her being intended for
slave voyage 10 the Coas, of Africa steamboat was
dispatched, having on board United States officers,
with view TO oyers king the said vessel and mai ing
the Necessary investigation. No return had been
made at the time Of closing OF the Office.
SUSPICIOUS SoHoosER-SLAvE TRADE.-Yes-
terdsy afternoon rakish looking tOpsairigged, clip
perbuilt schooner, that bad been laying at the At
lsntic dock Brooklyn, for some tine past sailed from
this port without clearance papers, showing clean
pair Of heels 10 The Government officials. she had
taken in ballast Of several hundred tuns water, and
wss proyi.ioned for long voyage. She took no
cargo. II h said iha, see had been watched for sew
ersl days past By tie vgilant officers OF Uncle Sam,
ard a, the tine have speefed, after bidding them
en- seetiot ate sdieu sie et in TOW OF the steam us
Storm. A Custom House officer having been nothei
by Tire Deputy Marshal Who had watched her that
she was leaving without clearance set on after her
ia the rery Staten Island ferry boat that went
down; snd, on bis arrival 6: the landing, near the
Marine Hospital, he was gra,i6ed sith the new Oh
bis quarry as she cast of the .os-boat rope and
spread her broad sails to the breeze and new through
the Narrow. snd vas on. Of sight before pursuit
was possible
She wss painted black. with yellow stripe srosnd
her, and Der name rod tser painted cut She was
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YKox TIE CAPE OF Coon HoFS-By the arrival
az this port of ship Poly pesa have Care of Good
Hope papers Of Dee 6, from which se exn tia, fsars
were st expressed here Of the breaking or. Of an
other Ksf:i. var. The public ind wss eeyrossed BY
tie terrible msssscre vhch htd occurred upon the
frontier and which has before been briefly ssa;ed IN
tie account. by the ~ay OF England.
The particulars Of tie sff.r 10 the Csee p.rers Are
contradictory but this much s certain that OF iwsnty
persons, 81 Goa bis.s, Who set upon BY tie k
hrs rear the frontier OF the Colsny, only one "A in
tsnf, escaped TIE corn-, con msnding the company
W. hlec His feet and hands we're frs; cat, and
gradually be wss ke~ed 20 pieces each piece being
THROWN into are an burnt The ashes was then
cast into the river that every particle Of he ha:ei
Enslishu 81 should disappear.
Ore account says that the Colonists brougt. their
death upon the nselves by their cruelty 70 the n.yes
taking Their cattle AMI ,ocds, snG AZ last demanding
even their children to De cold ~ slaves
The Colonsts in the adjoining settlements we're
thrown into the grest.st confederation. They ea1h
cred into church which Wa surrounded nth seek-
abe, and piib two gun battery from the inside.
Thus they waited the attack for feE dsys, bat NO
enc coming they fea's were allayet.
The new Trabs.Vsa Republic, formerly known IS
the Orange River SoversigLty wS gong GA quite
grosperously writer from the interior SPEAKS o..
pianos in that distan. region, with good beef green
peas, oranges sc
In the Cape Colony, the copper mines engrcss pub
lie attention, With plans for railroads, &c.
Some of the CoIOns,s a. Cape ro~n are Indignant
at the oes that they obliged to 81, upon the jury
and associate in other public capacities with colored
persons, but he right "a given in the pes eonstita
ton, and they obliged 10 submit-
Cape town paper OF Nov -, says The L. 3.
ship ofwsr Plymouth will sail in tew days for Bos
ton when blue jackets and MEXICAN dellare viii be
rather scarcer in our drinkug canseos.
Boston rrsveler. Scth.
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manned BY Portuguese. ], Is supposed TIA; sas i
bound for The Coas, OF Africa on shaving trip.
Naval IsrrILi6rscE.-By the arrivs OF the bark
Mary Elizabeth, Capt S,etson, from Rio Janeiro we
learn tia. the folio xing L. s. vessels were 10 tbs
port Dec Is. L 5. frigais Independence, Con. -
from New.Yosk; SsvsDnsb, Com Salter, from River
Plate S. slocp of-war ohn Adams, Boutwell,. from
Ne--York: L. S ,ranspor. Relief, from New.YrOk
Lieut. james II. Rowan has been ordered to the
command of the L. S. brig Bainbridge, vice Lieut..
Charles f. Hunter dismissed.
Mr.. Parker. of Fulton sv., Brooklyn, informs Il.
that, during the severe storm last Friday, two men
on board the Bainbridge were lashed up in tho
rigging from u A. NJ. 10 +. NJ, with fheT arms
crossed over them. The Bsnbrdge, in the absss.c re
Of Lieut. Hunter, was under the command OF Lisa'.
Develin. Cspt Peck, Of the North Carolins, aud
Capt. Hudson, of tie Navy Yard demonstrated A.
the time but were refused admission on board. The
two men have been under medical treatment since
this nhumsn exhibition Of accidental power.
LAuscH.-The frgate Sabine will be launched
from tie Navy Yard ct Brooklyn mex, Saturday at
10 o'clock The keel of this vessel was laid in ISIS
TgE DESERTED BREMEN BARK.-At the Grand
Junction wharf IN East Boston, lsa bark with which
II ere il some uystery connected. tew wesks ago
a New.York vessel disc svered the bark drlflns IN
the South chaunel, and the crew, on boarding her.
found that she al been abandoned. There was shout
FIVE feet of water IN her hold. and the persons who
went on board think ing that she was gong down,
len her in great baste. The "Dr. Rogers, avessel
belonging IN Salem also approached the wreck, took
possession Of her, towed her into Holmes Hole, and
subsequently, brought her 10 this port No lnteili-
cence vhaever has been Obtain ed as 10 the calse Oh
abandonment or Of any of the officers or crew She
was fleietted with guano and by the vessel papers
il appeared hist she called from Baltimore for Liver
peoi. She was commanded by Capt. Cslbec, and be-
forged in Bremen Germany. Her name was " Beta
VIZ She was abandoned il left TO conjecture, the
orly dsnsge she had sustained was in having her
hesd knock ed ofI The quadrant sextsnt. &c, were
found on board, and even the clothes OF the crew
were found ia their places. She is OF about $50 tans
sro her papks are very sound and she Is otherwise
in Good ioudiiion She was sold at auction for very
low figure and having been repaired is nearly ready
for Sea. Her name has been changed TO Found
land. Boston JOsrnst
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WASHINGTON, Monday, jan %, 1855.
TIE Captain of the Massachusetts may ee an 10
nocent man and for bis own SAKE hope ne IL; but
from certain wnks and hints OF the fhbasters 10 the
meriosn Of Washington, | am satisfied that the
Federal authorities at New York. with the redoubts-
bic Isaiah Ry nders at their bead DOT far of the
scent. The truth II, there is something Of
schism amoug the fllbusters those having charge Of
the funds being unwilling 10 part with the same un-
less there is some chow for their money. But very
little cash has been received from the Creoes OF
Cuba for the purposes Of emancpa,ion-the reports
to the contrary notwithstanding. The contributions
have been mostly from the patriotic 'dies Of that
Island and they came in the shape Of jewelry.
A few days ago-it Ia so rumored-a challenge was
rendered TO the Hon. William Smith, Extra BLY,
from chvalrc editor who halls from the Old Do
minion. The challenge was TO mortal co pbat, but
eventually teTmiI aed IN coffee without the pistols
The passage of the French Spoation bill has &C.
cured the passage Of the Texas bill beyond all per-
adventure. The holders OF the eight and ten per
cent bonds snd red backs ~lll govern themselves
accordingly. Under tbs first BILL three Commission
ers are to be appointed with salaries Of g. 900 per
apnum, each fa!, snug, cory birth, were Il not
for the drawback of being the victim Of the uncsasng
boring of claimants. \. y. Z.
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CJTPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the ~

CUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of the sI-
- plie.ron Of the Mayer Aldermen sni CouDonLiy e "a
Citv ofNev York relative 70 the OPENING OF ONE HI y
pRED AND THIRTY-THIRD-sr.. from tie sthsv 70 'hs
sth-ev r,,.~.
We the undeslspe6 Commissioners Of Estirnate and Asses
pert II the above entitled ms,se hereby give noee % 20
owner or occupant occupant Of all houses ana o
ard improved ard urproyed lanos affected hereby, ana
al Others whom is may concern a. ollsvs TO Wit
Frs-Thst have completed our Estimate sod As-smen
snd all perss5s whOse interests Affected mercy SIS
Who be opposed tire DO present. then oconf
In writing euiy verified TO JOHN HOLAEs, Zee orf
Cusirma .; the Ofee OF the ConmisGouers No. 81 ceena
bers second story frert room In ths cy, on or ccios
tte fourth day Of January, 1854 ~,
Secopd-Th< any person OF perscns VINO may eoo..-st
tsselys Assrevec ~ said Estimate and Aesererf VII y
hoard IN opposition The before The psce
y.selock p NJ on ;hs nth day Of January, 1854
Third-Ths, The .bssrse: Of tie said Estimate ana Ast
rpept tosetbe with nsps and also al he sifsTo esa
.ts. ard ether documents which ased BY ~ IN nakn
report have been Deposited "a The s'7sot Coz
oee Of the city and saty Of New fort iAsr~ 70
ii loth day OF FshrysrJ lsS. -.
Bour-Thsf the limits embraced BY the snsct tDss
follows: All taoss psces Of aId ntassso ~ -
ssa fy fsoEtips both aides o. One Hundred and ts
IN westerly OF the FoarthAv ena rs
ssstsTy de OF the old kinss Brdse ROs1 ana .
De pothery and sorhe nv sdes Of One Hrntred ara
bird st. the middle Of the blocks eiiher fde
Fifb-Ths. report herein vii ee presented e %.
srsne Co1rt Of the State d Nev-fod, q pee. IN
ersof 10 he held the City Hal in The said city On Sal
DAY de icth day Of February A. D. 1855 81 the oeeonf
he Court that day that then ADD ttefs OF - n
after sourssl can be heard mot1os VII ~ s's ~
r,ro.s e sonfrmet.
; ,SsS : s ~. s4spsru cs--''..'-
Fes.yCYk, Ney. -, lt51
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CUPREME COURT.-In Tie natter Of the
= seeas ..,oe Of tAs MAYOR ALpEAAES ID n So.-
Nc "a rxrrsDiSs 81 ). BowtRY s~ ~ :.s.hsIly
sde Of Chshsnss 70 yrankii.-sa n '.a I've, ne
DE Above entitled hereby give soeee 70 the e.se
S.ne. seesP.n o. oeespen Of ~ hosses ard co sna
We ss. ,is.ss Ss1 Ess:e NOD G.~Sa .si ;h.i .
s ies Esq r. oS'
before the l cay Of January sh second Thai any PER
2. Or r.n: .so may .sn.s1r s.vsa y p Sc
s-Te eefo. u' st the .sme r'see AZ cciocs on tae
T.tin .ie srS A.-.n.ur tcs-tner Win cur maps.
the sdsvs ersies and other dceuen's which were r'ec
OF Or. Of s s, CIV .ae coun.y 81 s.-Ycs
there rn rhe i7th cay Of February Sa fours
fclov Al tkst ara ho1nAed the south ., Old slp
se evt BY South to C.iha;ne SIP ins street ,senes
Diyor tAesce Eldrdse s., ihenee to hos<
thence to the sesOnd thence 20
70 sle.et.ra thence TO Hsu thence 70 chs;hADsa
thence sad and cha.hAzs' TO ress tnense s
kaises lane thence through lie blocks b.s~ees
as ~ hs s soa 81 "a s sIas.S Rseor.r %
L1ehsnse place thence 70 "lli~mst Asncs to on-sp
0d slip from South W.Hst 70 suhst: tbo-- los trout
onrnr uohher, st. tbo-- lot. fronting southern,
on D,ison-st hose lots rcnSns ---tery on sdudsest;
those lots ironing sonlhefy % nonstons tosS ie"
westerly secord-sv; those lots fronting soutneriJ
fourtsephsr; lots fronting eesteriJ on Fourth
and The bo-ry; those lots fronting southery on oeeese
81 those frosns esney Mott tnose ots frcntiaa
esserly Pear from Rose 10 Vsndew.tei't hose en
PORTING scuthery Nsrdevst.rst; those lets fronting
ssseriy God< fror.tr Hanover Ex-nanfe
plsce and NiliI excepting ttereom al these lot. OF
Lard Chafh commencing hundred feet !oarnehas
souhery o; AIMEE e. .ra NJ those
lots Of land Psss 20 the lot on the westerly corner o
presented to The supreme Court Of the State Of New Y,t
Special Term thereof y &c held al The oiiy Ea the $40
civ on Saturday The i7h dag Of February A. D. 1855 the
ornn, the Court thai Day Add that then soS there o.
a. soor thereafter sounsel Be heard motion viii bs
usds that ssId port be confined Ee~ York December
l24. GEORGE sM.Th,
Mn n MCINTYRE. } Con N ssiopers
eNIrH \
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May the remainder OF thsi days be days Of rsssaat-
Iees, ard a. 'be paths be those Of pesoe, doab,-
less the prayer OF tso~e sho hsve witnessed the y
ing scene through which hey have jist triauphsny
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CUPRFAiE COURT-JOSEPH KERSHAW
- and ALEXANDER INGLIS against HERMAN cox
To The defepost You hereby summoned snd required
10 answer the this scon which W be hed the
Office q Clerk Of the CITY and County OF New o.
The CITY Hall in the CITY Of New York and TO serve copy OF
your answer the ,ad comp the subscriber Of the
CITY OF within twenty days after the service Of I'll.
summons you exclusive Of the day Of snch .ervee and
YOU fail to said within the time Aforesaid
The plaintiffs this action will take judgment against you for
the sum hundred and twenty FIVE dollars and sixty
four cent? With interest from the I'd day Of November one
thousand esbt hundred and 6our besides the cost. OF this
setion.-Dated November 8. 1884
EMERSON & PRICHARD, Plaiutids Attorneys
No Wallst New York.
The said complaint filed in the Office of the said jerk
O the 2ith dsy n Jsnusry. 1875
EMERSON PKiCHARD. Attorneys foo Plaintiffs.
,.ok uturTh
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bEOhbk o o"s -
WM n MCINTYRE. ;
BARTLETT SMITH.
ann


TUE PEOPLE OF the STATE OF NEW-1UKh,
tv the sr.ce Of God free and independent: To 81 persons
Intended in the estate JAMES HENDERSON, late OF the
City New York dees'ed. s. creditors next Of fn OF oih
and .ou,G personal be AID appear before suuosse
OF the County New fors At hs Once In me wy OF
tie forenoon OF that day hen and there 70 .:esd The
OF the account proceedings Of Peter g. Sseeny
Publ: AdniIist.br in tie City Of SeS fok; ,na Adnin
tr.or Of the goods ebates and credits of said deceased
In tesnopy whereof have esasej the eel Of o:e OF
sais surro.ste to be heneunto fixed witness, Al
f. exu der w Bradford Esquire, sarros.s 81 oar said
'' County At the City Of Ss~Yofs, the lOth day Of
pu.y In the year Of Lord thousand eight hundred
nd eHy Eve A. ". BRADFORD, Surrogate.
Iii Ia,xl uTh
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CUPREME COURT.--In the matter Of the
- Application OF tie Mayor Aldermen and Commodity q
IL. CIV of York relative 10 the OPENING and LAYING
OFT Of PUBLIC sQUARE, known - BLOOhlNGDALE-
sOUARE In the Nineteenth Ward OF said city-ve. ths
Con mssoners Of Estimate and Assessment 10 the sboveen
titled matter hereby notice to the owner or owne 90
eupspt or OF ell houses and os snd improved and
ed affected thereby and 10 ell others whom
nay concern a. follows to wit; -
TrssT That have completed Hstmsts end Assess
en and thst whose Interests affected there
bv And who opposed the do present. thsr 90
tee,iop. In writing duly verified 10 MOSES MAfNAhD J
Use eur Chairman the sfice Of the Connss oners
DAVIES No II wsllSt this sity on or before the sss
day Of December, ls5i
fEcoxp That person may eonncer mem
selve, asxeved BY aid Efnste and Assessment wiz "a
head in opposition the sase before as the Once
John A WFgKs No s. Wall s.. m sAid sity o. ocloeA
p NJ on the 18th dag OF January 1855
THIRD the Abstract Of the SAID Esuns'e ana assoc
with and also all the sfncsvu esd
mates and documents which were used By ss In
ouT report have deposited 10 the street Commssop
ss Ofee the City and County Of EswYok, there 10 -
mai anti the ID Of February lS5a
FOURTH That the lm!s embraced BY the sor~
nd are a. follows AL tOse pieces Of land situated 70 the ssia
etv bound described and containing fososs tha &C
s.y On the po by the souhe hoe or de OF e7hstI %
me south by the pothery line Or Ode o; tdt on me
by The westerly line OF the 6tha; and Gu the wet 81
e ,sser,y line side OF ih Add also al those othef
certain lo pieces and parcels Of snd cniins 90 -
~ so,s fronting the westerly side Of the lth estwses
sth and sob aforesaid lsd cut On ne sa map OF US
ETIE Thst orr report herein VII presented 20 tbs s.
hereof 20 be held the City Hall Ia the sid city 90 SAT
CRDAY TIE Sd day Of februsy A. D. 1850 * the opern1 Of
re Cea Oh ard that then nd there or - 'oon there
sner counsel can be hssld IOtiSS u. Be- made that SD
JOHN A WEEKS SL..
JOSEPH 8. YORK,
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YJ,HE PEOPLE of the STATE of NETWORK,
by the sraee OF God free independent: To al persons
in,ereed Ia the ss.te Of GEORGE HARGaOVE late Of the
Civ OF New York deceased creditors egsces next OF kin
or oherwe send greeting You and each of you are hereby
CURED ally TO be and sppesr before or
osse OF the County Of New forf his Office IN the City OF
on fouTtes nth Of February ne1t at eleven
ocock In tic Of day then ard there 20
the Al settlement the Of Proceedings Of Florence
MeCshy Executor Of the last viii and Testament oil sad
deceased
la testimony shereof have caused tho seal OF Office OF
sad Surrogate to be hefsunto al ned Witness: Alex,
ander " Bradford Esquire. Surrogate OF our 'iid
f. lcoupty at the C.y Of NewYork tho 7h day OF An-
aus. 10 the wear OF our Lord thousand esht hun
dred and ffty -four. A. '" BRADFORD
i'll lswiwTh surrogate.
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feaal Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of tn. Cccny Of New Yori, no.,e. hereby F.-n 70 -
e;'ss s:,H 4 sI 4rsf.s sH
vA yOssh.n thereof 70 h. s9s.eben the Sae. q AZ
YOri before tie ith dey Of July nsIt-D''ed New
Gii..smrA) NICE MiehAEL AooBBaRRRRY} EI'ea,'r.
ALBERT MATHEWS, Proctor for EIecutor. - M.l y
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate,
p.r.or. h.Trs ei.ns .s...t NATHANIEL H. VAN WIN
kLE ;s Of The cy serYct ssss.9a % spes
No ls9 West labs;, IN the City Of Ses % OF -.
tie seventh day Of FebHsry neIt-Da1ed. Ne"ioH' 'A'
sSsi .xsETS NANCY VAN wISKLE, Ada.nistr.tri,
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
,ss oS98y .. .,n c6NMs
City Of to Fs.'eIt a s E ~ SAN
on o. the ~ ny sshib dsy Of April neItD,,ed New
York the 18th 'A' q s3 4siGHs IoUSsBuaY
OF l.wemTh' EDWARD CRoMaEtIN, S -.ee-'o.-
IN PURSUANCE 81 an order of the Surrogate Of
II: f:,Ry . Ss :. j6 5fs'
he Ciry Of New YoIs deceased TO PRESENT me
TPUsLoW No lea water st. IN the Csy q sewYot on Or
before the lo, q March nert-D''ed the c"
~ - AYES ~ S L sr TSgsIoWb }E,seusou
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-Kingss
od ZEE H9fSt s ,i
in G.prat n BleeIer William O.thout ROdm.n n. Price,
so pfca ID. You
sun and required 20 answer the compliant IN tn
Kips. ct the City Hall City of BroOt,n January II 1852
IN; n. .os. Tfs IS h 81 oes in City
BrooiIyn within twenty days asr the e,Vee Of TIL. sum
mons on you exclusive Of the day Of ueh ervcs; AND
'sid he plaintiff in ,hi, .eOn viii .?Py 70 The Court for
The relief demanded in hs
jis IswswTh
AZ Y. SUPREME COURT. - Thomas X.
N. suter Luther r. snoot and Luke lie. ss.n,t ssr.h
Ann Fsir an and GusAvus Hebbe otherwise called on-
s,ui H. ,,S tbhfFENpINTs Yos are hereby summoned
ana required TO the complaint in this seton whcn h
corpty Of SewYork ., the City Hal. in the said City Of
New York and serve copy OF ySn ans-e as N
b4 ,sd City OF within twenty days after the service
Of tbs you exclusive Of the day Of ,1en service
Aforesaid the plaintiff. this sc viii apply 70 the Cour for
the in the comp eaRK co pss
'-' Plaintiff Attorneys, No. l95 BrOaiway,N.Y.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER Of Lewis C..
Pisit Surrogate of the County Of we'tehe'er Notice
sS5 y, give. .. CO MOSES PRou ae town q
East Ch,er N said county Pe,ent me ssme WIN
@ snS Of the sid deceased at office Of WI
ban scushsn Esd In the Of Yonkers in said eoun
IT, on before the LIST Monday Of August D. iS9-Da'ed
'h d2i i' i.wegfh GEaAHDUs BoYcE Ereeu,er
nTRSITANT to an ORDER Of LEWIS C..
PLATT Surrogate of the County Of estehester, notice
hehv riyen according 10 law to oil persons having CLAIMS
sans, The estate Of WILLIAM PAULOING. lat. Of the
Town Geenburh in sid County oeesssed 70 sresent the
traitors Of all aud gu the goods chates and credits OF ne
said Geeessed al the ofics Of WILLIAM w sCkuSHAh,
Ro the Town YCnker IN Gd County 90 or before the
fs Monday Of Aususi, D., is55-Daed this 18Th dag u
December, 1854 .,-,r,.o
PRhTR w sA1 rh6kSiN"' Administrations.
d2I Iswsn,Th
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CUPRFME COURT-In the matter of proving
- the will Of EUPiEMIA JOHNSTON, deceased To the
heir. next snd Of Enphems Johnson
decessedake notice that Pursuance Of order entered
In this the th day OF January 1855 BY the direction
oftb Hon William Mitchell OF the Justices OF the gu
pr.me Court Of the State OF NewYork upon the petition Of
FREDERIC TUDOR you are required to show cause II any
before this Court at special term thereof 70 De hed
Al The CITY ball the City Of NevYork on the seventh dy
OF April 55 10 O'Clock 10 the forenoon OF that day why tes
., and testament of the said Euphems Johnston should
not proved by duly eHemplihd or authenested copy
thereof commission 10 be sud fr that purpose 70
Francis Watts Esq 81 Bottom, in the state OF M1ssehn-
,.tt,-e Wsll.t Nes.York January a. 1885
EMERSON q PRICHARD, Attorneys for petitioner.
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter, &c. Of
- the KnieserbOeser Bank &c-NOice /. hereby given.
r. pur,pspee Of an order Of ) ju.
IT, Of aid Cout duly made 10 this matter that all GRE
New York ore hereby required exhibit and establish their
demands before the United States Trust Company Of New
Yors Receiver Of said Bank at said Compeny's Office No
Wal, in the City Of New Yok within thirty days from the
date Of this notice. Dated New York, January a. 49,
' " ~ JOSEPH LAWRESCE,
President Of the U. 8. Trust Co Of New York;
ro.vI s,rw.Er seeret.ry Jazz SOD
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IN PURSUANCE ofan order Of the Surrogate OF
having claims assnst GEORGE s. WAITE late OF tee CITY
q New Yort d.ees.ed TO present the ssus win tosshe
and Sd avenues N The City II NewYork, on o. before me
fret day Of M1Iek res,-ps:ed NewYork, The "a day q
Assest ls5z
sbs4 lsvtuTh. MARIA Z NA;Ib Aem
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a. IN 00O To LOAN on BOND and
N s)UsOUV MORTGAGE in this city.
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CARD.-1he undersigned perceive by the
"A pubi.bsd statement in Tvs ISIsvS1 Of Hta o
the rSmes as INDORsERS several notes OF j. W Bell
No such have been m.de by "a and u N
are FORCEkIEs and the public cautioned sssnsi
OF esosDE such whether the sane M DC
part due or yet 10 mature PULLMAN o. oIbioos'