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OHIO POLITICS..
CenespordeIce Of The n. Y. Tribune
CLEVELAND. Ohio j

CenespordeIee Of The n. Y. Tribune
CLEVELAND, Ohio Jan. q, 1855.
The appearance Of the communication 10 The
TRlBusE, NAB ing known the existence OF the Order
Of "Krow.Somethings,' had the effect on the
"Cayepres' Of a masked battery suddenly opened
on On sssaultipg column. They vereI not prepared
for this fire. ard ere in much trbelston how 70
silence before j, becomes strong enough TO conquer
them. In the previous contests OF the knos-Soth-
ipes. they have had the advantage OF firing on their
foe from al unseen ambush; bat now they have sn
opponen. 10 deal with who adopts their own tactics
ard Who enters heir camp and enliss their oravesi
sud pure.t soldiers 70 light, not natvstc but fee
but they have OF seen the beginning OF the end OF
the rev Oder OF League of Freedom.
The Grand President Of tie Know Nothing Greer
for Ohio, Thomas Spocber, OF ClncinpA1, male q
vis. % Cleveland recently for the purpose OF east
ing oil The troubled waters. He assured the me n
b.rs who me. ct night TO hear his Fpee;h, that the
O,der would be az AntiSlsvery institution aud, IN
feet. rras one a. present. He cOntrslie'5d himself
fevera. times. however, before be got through. IL
slipped cut OF hun tina the policy Of tue Order was
10 SUP pEess Anislayery agitation. After al nltns
Il st fact be had the hrdhoOd TO affirm that mora
could be done for Freedom in that way than by
openly eontei ding for the supremacy Of Antssvery
principles He concluded his harangue by sliodenng
ibe character Of the Know 5 Jmethiog Ofder NJ
tie Ore smirg that there abolt hundred o. ,'t
members present. A few foois swallowed ais sopas-
teal trssh buf the intelligent we're DeAthy d-
gusfed with IL and him.
Spooler ssid ecpy ersafion the re1t DAY, 70 sew
e, pe-sors .ha. he esiers feared only he Reserve
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Rev Yofh. Nov. !


CUPREME COURT.--In the matter of the ap-
- plcson Of the Mayor, Aldermen add ComnopsY o. us
C,tv reius,v ~ tho OPENING nF ONE HUN
DRIED AND THIRTY TUIRDST. from the 4th-sv. 70 the
etb-sv
We TIE undo ered Commissioners Of Estimate and Ascss
sent In the above entitled matter, hereby ve notice 70 the
per or owners occupans OF all houses ana o
go ed and lands affected thereby, and 6
III ofb.rs y HON It may concern, as follows, 70 wit
rirst-Tha completed Estimate aud ASeAsmsnt
and that all whose interests Affected hs
VIC NAV be opposed the do present er objections
IN w,iti1, duy verified TO JOHN B. HOLMES, ESQ oa'
Cbsrnsn o. the Office OF the Commissioners No 81 Chsn'
be secoDd story front foomJ IN this city on or eefors
The fourth day Of January, 1855 =, - ,,
second-That any person or persons VINO may CONSIDER
.esrieved by said Estimate and Asessmen VIII Be
be.rd IN Opposition the before 81 the same place. 81
Xo'cIoch r. NJ, or the 18th Cay Of January, 1855
Tbrd-Thst tbs atstrsct Of the said Estr'sfe sno ASS
uent together VITA maps and also all the esq
mae, and ether dosun heh used By Us in MAXI
ou port have deposited in the Street
Of the city and of New Iosh aee to remain IA
81 lQth day of Febrsar1, 1858 .-...
fmItbThat the limits embraced BY the Assessment afors
ia ave A follows All hoss pieces Of land situated In the
- civ foptps Cd both Of One Hundred and thirty
jrd westerly xde of the Fouhav and the
bs ohery aud southsry sides Of One Hundred and Thirty
bird at 70 the middle Of the blocks either side teIeo sns
F,hhTbst our report herein viii be presented 70 The So
creme Court the State Of New Yotk a. special tse
s,.of 10 be held City Hall the said city on
nay The 10Th Of February A. D. 1875 at the opening Of
hs Conf on day that then and there or - soon mere
ser as counsel be heard. motion will be made ns ns
rerort 30 sor6rmed-
,S ss. ?. H s$ sssspsls. Commissions.
New.York. Nov a, 1854 M pepss
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THE DOUBLE BABY AT LANCASTER.

We stated q few days since that a strange case o.
rnaiioIn alton had occurred At Lancaster, IN uss
State aud prem sed more full DESCRIPTION OF the Gu
rious proc uoioD, which We hoped 10 gam az me
hand. OF some Of our medical friends. As they, bow
ever from some cause other, do not incline 10 dc
H. we have Tut seyersi Of them under cross-exanne-
iioD and iDt.rd TO body IN our eva language vhst
~ have learned. Oar friend Prof. N. +. Marshall,
Of the Meoes Cob So Of Ohio and perhaps others OF
the city, have seen the prodigy, which Is, without
doubt one of the Dost remarkable freaks OF nature
known 10 sceI cs OF ecorded In history The Febru-
airy number Of The Western Lancet, pubished n this
city will conoip We are informed, fal sceAtihc
description Of the wouder.
From the lower extremity Of the breast bone
where the JUNCTION OF the tao bodies takes place
uDwarc there are the upperpars oil tive perfect and
well eyeop.d infants-two heads two pairs OF arms
two chests, two stomacbs, two hearts, two pairs OF
lurgs sno tao lyers From the same point down
ward the blending Of the two systems into one be-
comes more and more intimate, until IL SCENE almost
perfect and complete. The intesfines, and ell tho
lever oTgans sre In common with common termnii,
and the legs Dsee up Of the right leg OF one and the
left leg Of toe ether psr standing IN The proper
petition relative Ia each other and TO the organs IN
her vicinity. La the rear, however, tho union 10
lees perfect here being t~o wel-deyeioped spines,
each Terminating IN separate os c'ceyg" and, wnH
IL peculiarly susDge The two inner legs, dsoesfed a.
the hip JOINTS are thrown backward and upward and
joneo together, are found passing under the true
tkn Of the back Of the body upon the right the feet
being extricstsd and sancing up heel 20 heel nearly
in its face.
The child lie q female, with spprentlys perfect
sexual organ xation The bodies do nos ezsctly facs
each other bat are more nearly fsceto face than
sideto eide. One lie apparently somewhat moro ro-
bust then the other and II 10 evident that In many Of
the characteristics OF their constitutions they are df-
fersbt As orc is capable Of suffering while the
other il UNCONSCIOUS OF pain, it follow hst their
nervous ,ysteus are several, from which /; Is, We
suppose 70 be Inferred that In case they shoAd sur
vive, each will possess Q character and individually
Of It's own.
ibis strange phenomenon IL the offspring Of respect
able pare ME At Lane st.Y Although delc ate, !. 10
thought the chances sre IN favor Of iu surviving.
The case 10 10 the hands Of DIR. Boester one Of The
oldet lbyticaLs in the State, whose skill in ts tfese-
ment Is spoken VI IN terms Of high commendasOn-
fCincnn.ri Co meJsAl.
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poe TO continue the teaching Of Wood Esrrsving.
Lhhogrsphy, clsss 10 which h slrssdy far Cd
vs.ced, and to commence with Copesrpi.ts 20.
craving, IN which there Is q demand for worf Of
al grades This work % well suited 20 vosp>u
TIE espepsee Of the School have thus far necesssxay
been very great 10 proportion to the app xeat seeu
but the Managers feel confident that the real benefits
derived are well worth the outlay. The annual ex-
foundation Of profitable career for women his been
iaio and II s 70 be hoped that these ploneer seosts
OF our Association m,y he shs means OF ESTABLISHING
similar institutions in different sections Of the City,
School, and II eIena this sy stem 70 poiot where
II csc sosiain itsef without calling upon the comma
rty for peeupisry lid.
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the
- application Of the MAYOR ALDERMEN ana o I'm
INC AID ExrENDINd Of the BOwERY from the ,Oribsrly
dde Of Chshsn.q 70 Fr.ntlin.a IN sad ms
the above entitled hereby give notice TO the owner o.
Snps,a sna asted thereby u
Others whom may eoneern, a. follows 70 wit; f ,nst
persons affected and VITO bsoH
sefssd' 70 GEORGE B SMITH. ESQ, Chairman At %.
efee of the Commissioners No Tyon In this CITY on
sop or persons no may themselves ass-yed BY said
E.tnse and will be heard in opposition to toe
ah day Of January 1855 Third That the sbsersst of the aid
Estimate ARD Assessment os.ther with our sps ana Also ~
BY mskns report have been deposited the street
ss.e 10 s%sn snii The l7,s day Of February 1855 Fourth
That the limits embraced BY the Assessment are
lie east W soalhst 20 Cshsne slip and street thence
said Clip and street. 10 Aa1isonst thence TO rte
ION a. hence TO he Second sv. thence Foureeuths
epee sourhsv thence along the avenue and the sose
S.noe .ous said sous .nd Chsihsms Pe.s thence 70
vsnSewstes thence TO Frsnsfotts thence 20 Sois x.
bspce Maiden lane. thence thronsh the o9c eewes
Msoenne and Wstst line which would be an extern
1 o he ns Of @ & h1os 'SSs a. to od.s
Anc So all lets Of snd fronting he sies aforesaid &c
Old slip South William 81, to south Of; those iots fr0at
,se westerly CathsIinesp and csthsnnest hose ou
ON DiTisoS,; thse lots fron;ins westerly Edridses
.aose lots fronting souheily Horston these ots 'roani
ss'sy on soss Ot. frsrtOs sssssy On FOar,S
.v and he Rowery hoe os froaiDg souteEy Beeeter
st. iots Tonns e.Hey Mott 81; those 1o rontins
Pearl.t from Rose TO Nhnde saterst those o
Go soptherly Vsnde ~sters: those et, fron:ns
ssAeTly Gold s those lots fronting on h.nover Excnsnt
place and William excepting thereir9m AZ tnese :os 81
land Chatham commencing one hundred feet s
soaihry sosher Of Jemesst and al those
ioi' Of land Pe.st the LOT on the wes'sy corner o.
Madison add Psarsa Fh That report herein eih ~
kesen.ed the ssrrene Ccu-t Of the State OF
Special Term thereof 70 be reid City Hs In the SID
ety. "a .srdsy The nth e February d. 1855 q The
opes o the Cour; On tbf ds, and then and there
son orreeiie counsel esa be beard oticn vii %
me- 49,; ft.e BE confirmed Eev.Yoyt. Dscen Der
ieS GEORGE g. SMITH,
WM ~ kciNTIRE. /CSrE sssauerA
sI1 EAkTLEIT sAiGE
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tn, wu,rx.srIc MAIL kossEh..BsAcom the
ba, IA. been held TO bail by Esastus smith,
F.n Tp,tsa States Cosnnisioner In the sum Of
e. 20 Tiers are three separate ndietuents against
80 e.u,ed~one for having United States mail-key
= - nosssssjon With otent to Il unlswfriiy zone
for ro6bina the mail on the 25a ofJansa<y-snd oas
~, robsiDs the nail on lie 9Th of JanzAsy.
" fHsrtfoa fines, Jln alt
FraE At CoLUxsLA, C.-fhecbspel Of the Soush
Csrolips CoIl-gs, in the Csneas q Colambia, We
destroyed by IRE on the 26h nit, together with the
che east wing Of the RaseJge College. The oss y
sstimatsd q 22s COZ. - O. = -
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BENEVOLENT LIFE-SAVING ASSOCIATION.
The New-Y York Benevolent Life Saving Association
held a meeting yesterday morning, at No. 10 In
surance Buildings Wall.st. Governors Clark and
Dut,on. together with Walter K. Jones' Esq. the
Collector of the Port the President of the Chamber OF
Commerce, and other distinguished gentlemen, were
in attendance.
Mr. PFLETIAH PERT was called to Preside, and
Mr. III. n. OsGooD was appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was to obtain an appro-
priation from Congress in aid Of its funds, in order
that the Association might be enabled to suitably
reward the brave coastmen of Long Island and New
jersey for their noble efforts in behalf of the ship
ir cite them if possible TO be still more devoted and
selfsacrifcirg in their behalf for the future
A communication from the surfmen OF New jersey,
embracing certain resolutions passed by them al lac
meeting held in that State was read. The communi-
cation recommended that the recent appropriation by
Congress for the improvement OF the liiesavlng a-
parstus on the coast be spphed 10 that purpose as
sneedily as possible in order that the end IN view
the rendering of shipwrecks on the coast less iita IN
their conseq uences-might be attained; and tha' IN
view Of the same that the best and most eicen1 or
ranzation practicable be instituted all down the coast
The necessity for suitable life boat for the sta
tons was also dwet upon. The present metallic boats
are almost if not quite useless, and the only boas
suited TO this service the cedar surf boats now IN
use by the &, hermen and others along the beach. II
lively useless unless sufficiently large crew were or
papi1ed 10 man her in time of need.
Col DusHAM, Coast Inspector, and an old and
experienced wrecker reco nmended the use OF cedar
SUIT boats on the coast-the boats TO be % feet 10
length and each supplied with rk-doats for greater
buoyancy. p,.,,
The Report was referred TO Messrs. Jones Redheld,
and Oseood for their confederation The COMMITTEE
was also vested with power TO communicate with the
Secretary of the Treasury, and the Committee OF
Congress upon this matter.
Mr.. joss thought it highly important that such
boats should be placed at the disposal OF the coast
men. as their experience had proved TO be best
ADAPTED for the use to which they were to be put:
Mr. REDTELD supposed that the principal object
now in view was TO obt.in the appropriation, snd ne
hoped il would be liberal enough to reward those men
who expose their lives in the humane work OF saving
otbets and he believed it would have the effect OF
sim ulatipg them TO increased zeal and daring.
Mr.. JoNrs ssid Congress was fayorably disposed,
ard he did not anticipate any difficulty In getting
this appropriation.
A communication, suggesting that the steam-tag
Mercury be employ ed in connection with the SANDY
Hook Telegraph to give prompt information OF ship
wrecks ana TO afford ad TO vessels in crcumstan ees
Of peril sbpsreck, was re ,eived, and laid on the
table. The meeting then adjourned.
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e1eeedipgly similar 10 ssch other, % much 20, in
fact that good reaeons existed for believing that the
languages Of North America were derived from the
same source a. those Of northern AsiA. Prom the
testimony OF language the reverend gentleman
thought be could ehoV that Of the naoas OF this
Continent came screes the northern isthmus from
Asia and he believed that be could show the precse
period at which they came.
The thanks Of the Society were rendered 70 DR..
Hawkes., and the meeting adjourned.
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SUPREME COURT.--In the matter Of the
- Application OF tic Mayos Aldermen and Cemnoasty q
The City York. relative to the OPENING and LAYING
OFT Of q PUBLIC SQUARE, known - bLOOalNGOALE
SQUARE, in the Nineteenth Ward OF said eity-Ve The
Of Estimate and Assessment in tine aboveen
ted matter hereby sve notice 70 the owners
cupsnt occupants Of all houses and lots snd improved and
uompoved lands affected thereby and 10 all others whom
may concern, Is follows, to ~it
FIssr That We have completed our Estimate and Asses
sl bose interests affected there
by and who opposed the present their OBJ
Iectops In writing duly verified 10 MOSES MAYNARD, Jr
DAVIES No II Waist IA this CITY, before the ssth
dsy Of December, 1854
EEcoND That any person who consider them
selves sggvsd by said Estiuae End Assessment win be
JOINA WEEKS No SO Wallet In sad city at O'Clock
r M, the 18th day of January, 1855.
THIRD That the of the sa3 Ksmsto and Assem-
ent with msps and also all the sdsvs ost
our report have been deposited In the Street Commission
ss Office OF the City and County Of YORK. there to
main antl toe Sd of February, la55.
FoUKrs That the limits embraced by the Assessment sfors
aid are ows All those pieces Of land situated in said
city bounded described and containing ~ follows test 70
sy the north by the souhey line or side OF 6Ithst CT
the H. by the noIthery line ode OF <os on the ees
by line side of the 6hsv aud on the wet ~
he east.ry Of nth And also all tsese other
and parcels Of snc fronting the esser
ride between 5thst and 6Dtbs And slso al
Seth ard sforessid laid the sad map OF ths
Commissioner .
FvTH That report herein viii be presented to the su
creme Cour Of the State of NewYorb Special Tcru
URDAY the Sd day Of February D. 1885 the opening Of
the that ard that then and there or soon there
s sss T. sU soasIsa MosEs @AYSxED j Commit
N.w-YoIh. Nov. n ls5& NSoH
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feaai Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Roduan b.
Dawson Eco Surrogate OF the County OF hnss eotiee 10
@ jaN aTNTLES late Of ,Ss City Of Bolyn
deceased that they required to exhibit me same WIN he
Hets and sse,.: 10 ss cry o. sSVIy5'On or
N ~rs,s ss MARY L HUSTLGY. Admin.trsts1.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYert nstice ishersby given 70 all
perscp. having claims against AMOS JONES late OF NE
en-. thereof to the subscriber ABNER SANFORD, at lis
No 20 N Tune se Gy OF New Sp
D;s e, .m ss M AfEhS E jones' Ad4ina'O
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NewYok notice hereby given 70 all Per
having claims against ALEXANDER GILBERT, late
s cry o. ~. a @ Of ses.ase
Cslte No lS6 Csnsst, IN the City Of Newfors, on or
before the sixteenth day Of April next-osied New-fea he
OILS sweuF ALIEN c GILBERT. Administrator.
NOTICE of ATTACHMENr.-By order of Hon
.os that h.. s.Ssd tss sS' . ns
a. AZ, Mi he ed for he payment OF
srpess ard Sschsees such attachment; seeoidng TO law,
and hat q. pStms Of any debts due to him BY residents
ms STATE and to bin or e. s use 81 sy p0p Pc,
&C. SPssy him. arc '''-Ss1 a y sT ana S sts
~ isw9mF At;Orness for Attaching Creditor.
SUPREME COURr-HENRY y. TOWN
~ SEND and SIDNEY $. TOWNSEND ssa.as; caARL CS
a HARE ard DORAsTUS JOHN sON Summons Tor a
Nonsy Dsms Contract Com notseEved To the above
named defendants You hereby Summoned and required 20
s~ei the compliant Ia this action which will be hed in the
se Of the CsIi Of The City and County Of New YORK. at the
S, hall SAID City aud to copy Of TO the
sd complaint the sobscber bis office No 81 Cnsnbe
IN NE Gin oi Nc~ioTk within twenty DAVIS after the
VIC o. 's exclusive Of the day OF such
wee arc yoo tail 20 the said complaint within The
uh. s~esd, The plaintiff hi. action win judgment
shs you iei the Of handrsd dollars with Ia
tm we treteth cay AZ Acr thousand hundred
a. the rate o. ten cent per Annun, BESIDES he
NN''s VI 'hs sefiob -DA.td DECEMBER y. 1854
W., II. ?. TOWNSEND L aiu:'ss Attorney.
is IN tbs action the 2Sh day Of January
" ~ we eree Of the Cerk Of the Cifv snd County OF
80 i,xiexrte- r. TOWNSEND. P,A.alaS Attorney.
SUfhEMb COURT. WILLIAM ADAMS
~ sEd ttLis EvEssON ,s.ns, ~ no. - -.
FALL AID JOHN poE.-ssmnon.s r., =, raeio "a "a :.
contract Com no; 'er Ito Diesasn,. W. m
senuoDsd enH eQafta TO co.pri.;,t ~ 80
wkel vii b. hcd In the Oee he Clsrl :, 80
Coants OF AewN0rk st the City Hsn 10 ..a $50 ny snn
copy Of % he saii va 20
within twenty after the service ofth ~ VI OH
ou.ise Of the day Of sneh Service and ven fan ~
the SAID compliant within the De soresad he Pisins %
tbs action will take Judsn against you oY sum az Il,
hoDcTed dolars. With interest bup3sed thereof from
lb December 1884 sue with Interest I've ku The
hsu tie Sfh day Of December thousand eight kapdi
AID fty four b.Sss the Of ths scon Ds:ed sh
day Of ya1G1ry. 1873
V"M p CHAMBERS PLAINTIFF Attorney
The complaint 10 the shove action fled in cce Of
The c. of,he Cry sps County 81 Ne Yors tbs 18th
"y q Jsnss,y, 1853 Nm p. CHAMBERS,
J7 svewP Pjaintifs Attorney
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CuPREME CoURT.City and Comfy q i New-

CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
y Yori SAMUEL n CORNELL; SIDNEY C0RSELL
and JOHN r. " ILLS against JAMES MIX. To the DE-.
PENDANT above named: You are hereby summoned and
the complaint 10 this action which VIII be
filed n the the Clerk OF the City and County Of New
York City He'll 10 said city and to copy OF your
the said the subscribers at their once
No 90 Ws said city. within twenty days sfter the
service Of this you OF the DAY OF such
service; If fail answer the said complaint within
the time aoressd pautif isths action will take juds
against for the OF three hundred and ninety four
dolas with interest w LOO part
thereof from the s3d of February 1856 and with interest
on &C. other pant thereof from the 18th day OF September
1885, interest sI56 720o balance thereof from
the Goth day Of March, 1854 besides the costs Of this action.
Dated NewYorh. JanuDy so 1875 ...,
CRAM. CORNELL e. TOWNSEND,
PLAINTIFF Attorneys, No CO Wallst.
The in this action filed Ia the Once on the
Clek Of the City and County Of New York the S0 day
January 1855 f<iawO~r
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vJ,BE PEOPLE of the STATE ofNEw. YORK,

Y
by the Grses Of God iodspendent: To ell
sops Interested Of So SAN MORRISON lsts
OF he Civ OF HewYort deeeae6 creditors esatees mart
oflin or ohevisosend Grtens Ysa and each Of are
hereby am CURED peon.lly to be and spoess efoe
City ofEev York the fourth day Of April next q; eleven
oeoe the forenoon Of that day then snd there 70 :;d
the setler ~ proceedings Of SAMUEL
SLOAN Of the lest will and Of said de-
eeued.
tesncry whereof have caused the seal Of oee Of
said Surrogate 10 be heieInto Alfred Wines. Alex,
snder ". Bradford. Esqnre. Surrogate Of our $50
H. Copnty at The City Of New Yort the 18th d.y OF De
ceuber in the year Of our Lord thousand eight
hundred and ffy fosr
jsl2 lav4wF A W. BRADFORD Surrogate
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CUPRENE COURT.--In the matter of the
- SUFFOLK BANK in the City Of New: York Notice /.
hereby to the Statutes such case made and
rrovidd In Of order Of the Hon Hoose
y.t Justice Of Court duly made In this matter that all
CREDITOR the Suffolk Bank In the City Of New are
b,reby REQUIRED 10 exhibit and establish their demlnds before
the United T,us, COmpsny of NewYoia Receiver O:
CITY Of within thirty days from the date OF this no
lice -Dsttd New.Yort, Jsnusry &c. 1855 -
wv JOSEPH LAWRENCE.
President OF the U. Tiust Co., Of New.fofk
A. STEWART, Secretary.
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter, &c, Of
- the KIickerbocker Bank &c-Eotice 10 hereby given
pursuant in such made and provided te
Ia punctpce OF an order Of the Hon J. Roosevelt jus
ice Of said Cou. duly sde Ia this matter that al CHE
TORS OF TIE KNfCKERBOCKER BANK Of the City OF
New Yoh sre hereby required exhibit and establish their
demands before the United States Trust Company OF New
York Receiver Of said Bsnk at said ComrAnys oee NO
Wa. a. City New YoTt within thirty days from the
date Of this notice. Dated New Yort January 10 1852
JOSEPH LAWRENCE,
President Of the U. 3. Trust Co Of New. York
JoBs A. sTE~sRT, Secretary. JAZZ Gd