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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10
TIE! LAKE.

M ~ 1891,
CAPT vii as ssh%sS a5oTs aud
h Tspyss Pss!Ssst9;5 Ssz ossns R 51n leaves
Monday Monday ....lS Z M. cars A. ~
wn5Ga!,,. vHeSaay .:''..''.'...'..15
$$SS$:;s:s:: $s$:5 ::fE g.
isii sss i'assagc ST; Meals, 59 cents s"'''
auis GT As iRpE IoMBhR IS
ghi5H RhHASghn SgHR adh55s 4 Ae HE flkR 19 "
Ssi
5pn Hstfa
0 on II Fsy ds @ the s for r s e
who may wish ejoya few hours Of The
Sgs % h s s ss nsss lie k 5 NnaSs 5r s the s
r % s ba az M in os sr asan with the regular
jy22 If Tickets, 81 Dinner, 50c.
nYu= FOR POINT TCLEAR.-UNTIL FUR
her sn nGs d 9 The atson r snTs t1 stn st1
%sd;Ss S direct iaH }sf POINT
town 70 O'clock NJ and viii land at the sho Wharf in
evenings will leave about six o'e9f6 Ef6 ropn .ns
re- FoR a1oglLll DIR Ecr, DAILY
6TlaAMEStEa p u s. NAIL LINE-Summer Arrangement-The
ta ta splendid low pressure packet steamer Califor-
avE nia y teH n o HHtssss ef H. @
M @ Ct f Ss on viii m M i s Ike
T. O'Clock NJ cars stopping at Bay St. Louis Pass Christian
and a; Paseagona ay E ESing and fetnns water permitting
Dseh " R. GEDDEs, Agent 10 Bank Place
New Orleans. November i, 1855. ms
s,! =; t;;91s; has,
oT ok is fsaas
Raoaa the Lake of The cars, as follows:
Hs5Ss ~
TTHHpAy 4 NJ FRpaY MRSHSPnAoGk nokFNG FEnNEGSlSe
ss5: SSHbAR 5vSSfSS
Jee!s97 sSIRbsY Rs5Se9- so
Ts EeaSeS s rers and
nrday mornings will not stop at Pass Chrsnan ana Bay ST.
Freight baggage horses carriages etc on Tues
y @ m be t
in n G Ssoet epa saas vii the % @ aD %s %
trip
Mississippi City Boxiand Ocean Springs s. 50
@ @psek passage q q
'is,'' Il GEDDEs Agent, 10 Bank PLACE:
New Orleans June l. 1856. je5
9S SoSss Sperm osndss Sam RsSs: Leonard brand
25 Canton Gnger;
sS5 :: < n sardnes; rri'ss' ntSs peiise brand:
s Leghorn Citrons; D.
For sale by 5y o"s' ~" s's. F, COCHRAN & HALL
AMI ,, S6 Grayer street.
H L..
" 1000 boxes Proctor 4 CANDLES STAR CAGDLE5
700 boxes Fraser's STARCH;
80 barrels No. ! LARD OIL; : -
100 barrels Boyle's Copper Distilled ROSE WHISKY;
10 iSS saa5!s "sis and eighth sssks Domestic PRAN6T
rs bbs Monongahela WHISKY, Qron bounda
50 hf bbls -
For sale by JOSEPH LAMBS q NUa
rnl2 SS rchnunitoui
SUNDRIES--
- 50 bags Taragonn ALMONDS;
Is cases JAR PRUNES:
30 cases CANTON GINGER;
8 bbls PECANS IL.
s bugs ENGLISH WALNuISi ~
200 bundles small GUNN} BAGS
10 bales HOPS
10 cases S RDINES, whole and halves;
s boxes SPERM CANDLES:
For sale by A. F. COCHRAN L HAIL.
jyl6 No. SO Gravier street.
STARCH-3oo boxes Foxs Wheat and Pearl for sale by
| - VOORHEES, GRIGGS & CO.,
! my29 Is Tchonpitoulns street
GOAP-l5O boxes W. G Chids & Co Brand, for sale by
! . - GEO ". HYNSoN 4 CO.
lyle 50 Camp street.
| T INE-CENlENT--PL etc.-4sO0 b6l
| - landing and in store, for sale by ~ ~
| jel9 72Magazine street.
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Leaves FRIDAY, The l2th inst. at 5P. n.


Leaves FRIDAY, l, The l2th inst. at sP. M
~, r. REGULAR FRIDAY yICKS-
hSrg hSg. and d Mjiksns Bend Packet -sieaus;
eaye as A6,sz 0 ros kss Bend iesbr Gulf
and al landings For freight passage having
splendid accommodations apply on board, or to @ J@9
LEWIS SSAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
EThe Frank Lyon will continue regular weekly packet
throughout the season. Particular attention paid plantation
and way business ,s47l n * 8& 34f5a@5 8gtsE$N as
B "a fY-s UNITED STATES MAIL. LIME,
from New Orleans to yickburg-For Donald.
sHaasssa sonvile. Plaquemines Bao Rouge Port Hud.
son. Bayou Sara Red River Landing, Adams Eachez
Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenton and
Vickshirg. ~. an sz}4 ~, q - - T ,s
PRINCESS, Capt. Holmes, TUESDAY, at S P. M. gg2E
N NafcheZ, Capt Leatiers SATURDAY, at S P. NJ.
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
on their regular days without fail tile hour appointed Ali
business their will be promptly faithfully
attended to- Freight taken Yazqo if Consigned to w
SHAW the agent Of the boats at Vcksburg who will forward
it without delay and without any extra charge 9;5
These boats will not be responsible for any package
containing money, jewery other vauabes, unless regular
bills Of adg are taken specifying the contents and value and
For freight or passage apply on board. or TO
~ fN .'hh - CARRULfi,3 3PRITHCARD & CO., .=
,.a.,s -. Union Row, E3 Carondelet ST..
T. B. SMITH, No. 4 Tchonpitouas st.
n All freight for Yazoo river must be consigned house
at Vjcksburg. "a IF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10

FILLMORE. IN GEORGIA AND EAST + FLoRIDAs--The
Milledgeville (Ga) Recorder, Of the I'd inst, says:
A friend, writing to us from Vienna, Ca, on the
9th inst, says: =.
81 have lately Travelled through alarge portion Of
with the many expressions Of the people of those sec
tions in favor of Fillmore The gains reported, in
fact in East Florida show that large portion of the
Democrats themselves have given up all hopes of cars
rying the State for Buchanan. One thing is evil
dent-Fillmore is on the gaining handn En- r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10

A WHOLE RUSSIAN ARMY MIssING.-A Prussian
paper officially says General Chrulef, who COM
minded Russian division during the seige of Se-
bastopo was aterward sent to the frontiers of Persia
where he appears to have advanced too far into the
hostile territory. Cut off from all communication
with his own countrymen and threatened on his flank
by innumerabe hordes of Circassians and Knrds, he
found himself Obliged to make a retreat across
boundless wastes Of the inhospitahle sand steppes
and nothing has since been heard from him. great
fears entertained for the safety Of the general and
his Wholearmy. HfA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10

Flowers are the alphabets of angels, WhereWfth
they write on hills and plaias mysterious truths.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10

VHTI. w. w. WOOD-ATToRNEY AND CoUN
w sELLoR-AT-IlAW and Solicitor in Chancery having
removed from New Orleans and located in Jackson Miss viii
give prompt attention to all business entrusted his charge
the High Court of Errors and Appeals the Superior Court
Chncery the United States Circuit Courts and the
Circuit Hinds Rankin Warren and the
adjoining counties.
s9- Special attention to COLLECTION OF CLAIMS AC-
COUNTS, NOTES, etc.
OFFIGE-In Ellss Buildings, corner Of State aud Pearl
Streets Jackson, Miss. aul5 tfd&W.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10

THE EIAI4EADAY NYND-nIILL.-a OF
i the most scientific able and experienced mechnics ,nd
gneers in the United Sntes have examined this chine and
pronounced of the most beautiful and useful inventions
modern date
By simple yet ingenious device, the gale
which they for gentle breeze present and
resistance the wind, till, when the tempest raging
height, little is presented to its power the thin edges.
the fury of the gale abae the fans gradually their orig
iml position. Something of this kind for changing the posi-
ton of the sails is what mechanics have long sought for
vain
The speed Of the wind wheel increased by powerful
storm of wind for is fully under the control of regulator
as is water wheel or steam engine If this Mill be well put
up will require no care attention whatever for weeks
gether.
The only why the wind for ages past has not been mi
vosally used motive power is well known be the
selfreguatng machine In heavy gales the windheel
heretofore constructed either in hopeless ruin
revovd with such rapdy to heat and chne greatly
to the injury Of any kind of gearing attached besides in bad
weather. requiring the constant and anxiety of the attend
ant This difficulty is entirely obviAted and the only OBJ
lection that possibly be urged is the Inconsistency &c the
wind This compensated for by the fact that it requires
outlay or expense the wind e,gne-no to tend
fuel to feed it, with steam power The mill is ready any
ne day or night to be moved by the wind from point OF
the compass will fill large tanks ponds that can be used
during the intervals OF the winds bowE if the size of the
n pumps and reservoir proportion to the quantities OF
wafer required there is certainty of having abundance
through the year For railroad stations and sugar and
patalons suc convance is unequRed both for pumping
water and grinding corn fountains A small
ter and grind ve bushels OF corn hour For further nfo
nation, orders, address.
S. II. GILMAN, 81 Natchez street. New Orleans,
o24dlaw&WIy Sole Agent for the Southern States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10

a DEsPERATE RUNAWAY.-1The New FIbela star
has the following: .@5.s= 81
breast on Wednesday night last, by negro boy. The
negro it seems was runaway, and passed through
our town at about O'clock and was hailed by one of
our citizens, when he allowed that he had no time
to stop'' and started for Mr.. Ete being on
his gallery at the time made brake after him, and
on arriving near the nego, he (the negro) drew his
sword cane and stabbed Mr. Ete in the breast. But
the wound is not dangerous. The negro made his
escape. zs|f5z - II 55SE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10

ONE OF THE BEAUx.-The Cincinnati Commercial
tells the following good story: h .sf
A young man from the town of s., in Rich;
land county, Ohio, having determined to celebrate
the Glorious Fourth Y visited Cleveland on that oc
caslon, accompanied by a fair damsel. The young
man never having been much from g hum, was some.
what unaccllstomed to the "usages of this world"
He "put up' at the Weddell and ordered dinner,
which, in due time being announced the young gall
liant boldly walked in to sumptuous repast, leaving
the young lady alone in the sitting room. After
partakng of meal that ssastonshed his bowels
he returned to his companion-who was rather sur
prised at this proceeding-and remarked: The
dinner 1ras darned good, ,rhy don't you buy you
some 2" The above is an actual fact, which we can
voueh for The young lady was sixteen hours with
ont anything to eat. '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10

TtNOBE'S EXEsESESS-THE CITIZENS MUST BEAR
in mind have been made this Express
by the Kate Frisbee all the Watering Places the
Coast messenger will trave on the boat and cars and take
charge of the baggage, parcels bundles ETC. Agents at the
points wifi receive ddbrward nil packages entrusted
their Chest will be the office for the reception of
packages, bags
This Express also connects with Mobile Montgomery Badon
Springs Point Clen Hollywood and Daiiney Chest at the Of
flee.
pg Baggage by Kate Frisbee checked through
froa convenience all will admit and avoiding the
and feeene OF stewards. SIMEON TOBY, JK.,
je3 3m 7h Gravier street, corner Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-10
RATFIs-BATTrs-BA s-BArE1s-BARBERIz1NG N

" No. IL Lafayette street.
The subscribers have commenced IN this city the manufacture
of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat use which they
the public for its approval in competition with the
of established reputation. combines economy with free
dom from the disagreeabe effects of ordinary and
will be found trial. washing properties in
ection and guaranteed to contain ingredient in sufficient
quantity to inure the finest fabric Of ladies' apparel.
The advantages of merchants and Others being able to
supply themselves and with equally good, If
better article Of home manufacture will themselves
agance and the subscribers respectfully solicit
G, HAIEN IL CO,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The stated meeting Of the Managers was held on
ThursJay, the 9TH inst, the Hon. Luther Bradish ~
the chair, assisted by Benz. l.. Swan, esq
Five new societies were recognized; one m each Oh
the States Of Connecticut, New.York, OHIO, Norm
Carolina, and Iowa.
letter. were presented from agents IN the nome
field showing the state and progress OF the cause from
the Rev j. H. Mcneil Secretary Of the Society, now
nj the Soub in regard 10 bis labors and state Of the
cause; from w. n. Dulles, esq, Secretary OF Penn
.vlvan;a Bible Society in regard to the supply o.
immigrants with the Holy Scriptures; from the Hon.
Walter Lowrie, asking grant Of Bibles and Testa
mepts for several Indian missions; from the Rev. Mr.
Wheeler, al Aspinwal, acknowledging receipt OF
Bibles SLd Tesanents, and in regard 10 their
distribution; from the Trinitansn Bible Society, IN
London, IN regard to revised edition OF the Porta
guese Bible; from the Rev. III. B. La sopoygan, Scu
tpr Turkevl, with statements as 10 the Influence
tic Bible ia Western Asia from the French and For
.. "a Bible Society, expressing thanks for grant
funds from this Board; from the Rev. G. w. Fighter
IN regard 10 bis labors among Russian prisoners
COnstantiLOple.
Grarts Of books were made for distr!but No Luz
County, Pa; Portuguese Bibles for detnoat s
Of Para, Brazil; Spanish Bibles and Isaamen.s LOT
distribution at Bogota, New-Grenada; lndlan oenp-
lures for the Presbyterian Board OF hissos 70 me
Board Of Missions Of the Methodist Protestant Chuen
for OREGON: 10 tie Tract Society Of The Methodist
FrisconsI Church. South; with several OF smaller
aironnt in different language; beside eight volumes
IN raised Letters for the blind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11
SOUTHFRN WEATHER.
Corre.ponderee Of The n. Y. Tribune.

GUILFoRD Co., n. C., FEB. !, 1853.
The ground here has now been covered hTe weeks
with snow aud again it Is snewng On the 9th OF last
month STOW fell to the depth Of - inches; a9an II
showed or the 18th the 10th, the 26th, and on the
neht Of the Cd inst-havng thus showed Ave times at
intervals Of just about one week
There has not been much snow here at any sne
since the year 800 when it fell to the depth Of about
2leeta which time he deer in this part Of the coun-
thy were nearly al killed.
II las been bad time for the completion Of the
North Carolina Central Railroad, but it was pressed on
notwithstanding The snow and very cold weather, ana
on the 2eth OF last month the track was Joined about
a miles west of Green-borough-the hnt ioc0motv,e
from tho west the Cybeel going into ereensDoroa,fYn
On that day. IL now fonns continuous Inc rom Doiu
borough through Raleigh HIlsbOrough, GreensDo-
rough, Lexington, Salisbury, &C. TO ChaIo''e' u'''
tanss Of 223 miles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11
srATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, /.

srATE OF PENssYLyASIA,
County Of Philadelphia, - ,
TRom6s b Florence Pre- dent, and Edward r. beInbod,
sereary ef farmers and Mechanics Insurance Company
being seVeay duly swo deoe and soy and each for himself
saws that the foregoing tue full and correct fatemen OF
ne of the said corporation aud that they are the above
described officers tlereOf
THOMAS r. FLORENCE, President,
EDWARD k. HELMB0LD Secretary.
s1bserbed and ed before me, fifteenth day Of No
xemher 49, CHARLES ID. FREEMAN,
Alderman and Justice OF the Peace.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
STATE kEw-l oRk, Co3PTRoLL FRS OFFICE,
ALBANY, Nov. l6 1855
Whereas The Farmers and Mechanics Insurance Co.. To-
Gated a, PHILADELPHIA the State Of Peunsy vas has
plied with acquisitions Of the act entitled An Act 70
Provide for Incorporation of Fire Insurance Comp
psfsed June 1882 by appointing Ambrose W. Thompson OF
New York in the County of EewYork its Attorney on
when process be served aud also complying with
the requirements Of said Act; now, Therefore, l. james
Cock COMPTROLLER q the State Of NewYk m pursuance OF
the provisions the Act aforesaid do hereby certify that A
hyose w ThonrsOI Of in the County OF New YORK
m agent Of the aforesaid Company 70 transact the
business in this STATE 80 far as ne may be legally
letter Of appointment and the Instructions
which NAV be given 70 him by the said Company
whereof have hereto subscribed my name ao
caused the Of my office H. 70 be affixed the Day and
year above written. JAS NJ COOh' CoinpIfoneI'
III. HLswELL, lns. Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11

The Concord IndepeHdent DemOcrat says that Mr..
Hale did not offer 10 shake hands with the Prendent
st the White House. and therefore Gen. Pierce did noe
have the opportunity of refusing TO perform that eere-
mouv Mr.. Hale went TO the White House, not TO pay
bic respects the President for he does not owe hun
anything OF the kind. Some country cousins u mr..
Hale waited to see the man who vetoed the French
Spoliaton bill signed the Nebraska bill and bonn
barded Greytown Mr. Hale misled by biz courteous
feelings instead Of dis uading them from going 70 see
what was not worth seeing, conducted them mo .no
presence He made no advances to the ffe-tdont,
and fortunately for Mr. Hale, the President made M
advances 10 him. lDoo'"h A'"''
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the DIS

AOTICE OF APPIICAIIUN IOr Iht DI0-
In CHARGE of SAMUEL STRONG, ar insovent, from mis-
deb pursuant to the provisions Of the third sreo OF the t
title OF the fifth chapter the second part Of the Revived
satutes petition adavs and schedules having been prese
Cd to the fon b. Greene Justice Of the Sppreme Court
The CREDITORS Of said Samuel Strong ordered 10 sppeA
bsfoTs said Judge his Office In ths City OF Buffalo Ls Csun
~ N " tie 10th day OF April 1886, at ten O'Clock in the
Of that why said insolvent should
not lie diohsrsed from his debts This notice first published
January "a, 19t6. ]. = TORtANCb,-
i2S lsv,CwM Attorney fof IAsolvent, Buffalo, \ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New;

CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New
- Yort-CHARLES w KEITH and SAMUEL L. KEITH
asainst JACOB q. WLDlN. Summons for money demand
on contract Com not sr)ro the ssove,nsnsd Dss14'
ant Yep are and required 10 answer tas
eon1snt in this ,sioa which viii be 6ea In the once Of ths
Clsl Of the City and County ofEswiork At the City Han
In d. CITY Of and TO OF ven answer
10 s said complaint tbs susseribsrs At he ees n1m
Der l24 Nsssap-s in the City Of Nsu-fsrE wSn twenty
S,1. ssr the service Of hs exc awe o.
IA. dsy 81 such service aud II yos fsn TO .n'w@ hs sea
sonvslp, within the time AFORESAID he plaintiffs /. This sesss
iii nIs ind et sgsiust you for hundred AID
dollars d twenty five sent. with interest ron
the twenseth day Of November thousand eight hundred
ard 6ry the Of this sotionDsed Jsu a. 1850
LAWTON LARNED, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint in this seton fled IN the Office OF tie
CLERK the City and County Of Newell on the sh day oil
IsLrrs-, Is56 ffll-lsw6whl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11
legal Notices.
order Of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of EewYork notice ia hereby given al
persons having claims against PATRICK ROCHE blaeksmh
late OF the City OF New deceased present same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber the Office OF James
w White, No 81 Lbery-st in the City ofEewYork be-
fore the frs. day Of Me- ne1tDated SewYofk the h day
Of October 1875 WILLIAM POWER, Administrator
f,pM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11
AIEW-YORK SUPREME COURT. = JOHN

EW-1Ohh OONIkIs VCIf'+N
u BLACK AGAINST THE ETNA INSURANCE COMA
Ky of Hartford Connecticut for deInsn
on coptr,et To TIE ATNA INSURANCE COhPANf,
Defendants You hereby summoned and required TO answer
e Complain, in action which copy herewith served
upsn you and copy OF y0eT answer to the sd CON
p on the subscriber bis Office No 81 all street in The
orv Of within twenty days aor the service hereof
exclusive day Of uoh and you fail 70
ne raid orlant within the time Aforesaid the pannn IN as
action will against for the sum OF tws hon
sand hundred dollars with interest from tho thirty asy
Of one thousand eight hundred and hhyhys besides
hs eoste Of this setion-Dasd Nev-lork Dee. 20 1875
CHARLES NETTLETON, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Tn, in this snon filed in the once Of the CLERK
ofi CITY and County of New York the Sb day OF January
1856 -Dsied Few-YOrk, Jan. !. 1885
ChARLES HETTLETON, PtintiTs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11

q The County q hewfoTk notice "a hereby 70 an
hsyins claims against HENRY SCHULTZ late Of
Cologne Ia Rhenish Prussia deceAel present the
with vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber At the Office Of Barney
Humphrey Butler, 20 III Broadway in the City Of New
York before the fourteenth day Of NAY next-Dsted
ECw.York, the tenth day Of November. lG56
ule lAwCmM- CHARLES f. DAMBifAEy rsesutor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11
Ocean Steamers, &r.

rTHE MEMORANDA CANAL and STEAM
Il NAVIGATION COMPANY will Dispatch their hae
steamship OSPREY on her second trip to CARIHAGENA,
New Granada from Pier No So North Ryor, on SATURDAY.
Feb p, OF 2 o'clock p. m
PRICE OF PASSAGE;
First Cabin 10 Caubagena.
Second Cabin to CaItlagena ..,.........s''''.' o.
Storage 10 CAfthHg ..........s.... ~
For Passage apply immediately to WIN t. ROLLO Co.,
For Freight apply to MOSQUERA& Co.. No 26l Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11

VNHE pIOPLE OF the SIAIL Vi w W VI'IN'
by The grace OF God free aud ndsPendspi 10 a.
Interested In the estates Of DAVID COLLIN and LkOoLD
COLIN l.,s ~ the CITY Of kewYot deceased as creditors
ne1 OF sin or Otherwise sena greeting fOn and ss.a o. I
hereby aud required personally 70 DC AnQ alp
70 cur Surrogate Of the County Newly ct h ehc : "a
the City Of New the twelfth day OF Ausnsl neh
eleven o'clock the forenoon Of that day then s NEE
teDd the final settlement of the sceouu, ID proceedhSt
TER b. SWEENl. Public Administrator IN Tie O'ty o. NeN
York AID Administrator Of the goods cha,tes AID ee1A VI
ssd deceased. IA
IN testimony whereof have caused the sea- Of oce o. saa
Surrogate % Be heTennto fixed Witness, Al4fNAN-
DER ". BRADFORD Esquire, Sarroga'e OF ~ SAL
n CouAiv az the City Of New York the 7h dav OF fro
sry ia the Of our Lord thousand eight hundred
and fflysix. A W. BRADFORD, SuTrosa'e
FL iAwiwM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11

The Company has compiled with the law Of the State ard
SPECIAL security for the Assured il NeYork IL has provided
p,cruug Trust Fund 10 the amount q - COO lobe held
BY their Bankers Messrs. DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co, from
which viii be promptly paid, when adjusted at the
Agency, - - $500 .
OFFICE No. n WALL STREET, NETWORK.
AMBROSE w THOMPSON, Atty and Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11

the County Of NewYork notice s hereby given all per-
having elaine against ELIZABETH W. SHELL, late
Of the City OF NewIoIk widow. deceased the
with vouchers thereof the Subscriber his Ofce No ei
ful'onst IN the City OfNew Yok before the 9th gay Of
July nexDsted, NewNoTk The 5th day Of January. 1876
jl3 law euA- ALFRED CLOCK, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11
Y7HE COUNTY COURT Of KINGS COUNTY.
II WTITIlM N INGRAHkN plaintiff, net

HNHE COUNTY UOUR1 OF MINUS CUUNII.
i WILLIAM n INGRAHAb plaintiff a. r
CVARLFs = DIETZ THOMAS 3. DENlkE, TIMOTHY
NJ iNCRAHAE. sALtIE MIDDLETON Macy MD
NiN BEBRS AID RICHARD INLAY, ssfssd.-"-s.n
nop. -Yor reSf-(Cem vet Ser To the sbsve as
nS.ns ,ever.y: You hereby summoned ana rsa.rsa 70
.rwer the complaint IN this action, which ~n THIS DAY
the Once Of the County o. Aats atthe Cy ha
h the Cty Of Brootlyn in said eouoty and 10 COY
yor the sad the sabse Der a. AIS oses
az number tAres Fea street said city, wsA tWeny hJs
sfsr the ofths exclusive Of me eA
such service and the said con Gn Was
The aforesaid the psnf In ths action viii apply 10 as
cosn sr the relief demanded IN the eoEPantDatsd Deem
Der -, lSS. WILLIAM n lNGkAhAh'
i,H ltws~ps Ne Yroatst BrcOryp Plaintiff In PoSson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11
NETWORK LEGISLATURES
From Our Own Rer orter.

from Our Q wn KeT orter.
ALBANY, Saturday, Feb. 9, 1850.
Tie SFkArE was not in session. having adjourned
over TO Monday.