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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

By" A writer in the Virginia Senti1ar
who signs himself "One 10 the DARK" CON.
plains of the drawing off Of the water # t5a
Canal, and of the great loss Of trade ,here.,
There has not been. and will 10, be, ION
or cent of trade lost 10 cOn5eQllnc, O.! L.
There was little or no trade at tie .ue there
not being sufficient water 10 the Cas.apeakc
and Ohio Canal at Cumberland, and loy
some distance below. The opportunity va,
EN- braced not only to accymm date the COO.
tractor for building the abutments o, he
railroad bridge, but to remove 40 ob-,ruc.
ton in the Canal. The Canal Comr,o7
have no right or power to prevent The build.
ing Of this bridge; and if the railroad Gu.
psuy had been disposed (which dou',0 %
90 on with it while the Canal was full, ,Le
danger 10 the toH-path bank and the gi,.a
Ing land would have been great. TAo Ws,:r
has been again let in, and the bank az ;la
point in question, which has Away ben
weak will be much strengthened Cy 10.
pier and the filling in between il and TIE ~.
side of the tow-psth. The parties concern.
in building the abutment now in progress
will pay any claims for demurrage when
may be presented and substantated.
To show how reckless this writer is 10 b.:
statements, | will mention that tie Cana
at this point, was originally - feet VIE
and was reduced to sirty feet, which l. IL
legal and general WIDTH, BY the aJu;net'
on the BERN side, which width it n0w ha:-
He says 1t is only thirty feet wide. II %
ces both abutments In the Canal, whereas
that on the tOw-path side is ten FEET on b.
of the Canal. The span of the bridge, v.,'
will have very obique direction, i ~
feet. The abutment on the BERN side -,
located about year ago, with the coa"s't
the Canal Board, and the approval q te,F
Engineer, at which time it was bull, W o
the water surface, and has not ceCn an 9t.
struction 10 the slightest degree.
1t is hoped that persons having complains
to make about the Canal will, /! they prefer,
[ 10 order to serve other purposes) mak.a.
them in the newspapers to making then 10
its officers, show some little regard !or ir.E.
r. JOHNSTON, Presidgna
Alexandria n.t II 1873
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12
Overland Mall from California.

A GREAT TRIP.-Dispatche were received
at Washington on Saturday evening, an
nounoing that the Great Overland Mail bad
arrived in ST. Louis that day FROM San Fran
cisco in twenty-three days and four hours
The stages brought through six passengers.
President Buchanan immediately sent res
ponse to John Buttcrfeld, Esq, president Of
the Overland Company, coDgratuiating him
upon the SUCCESS ol the enterprise, rs follows:
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9, 1858.
SIR: Your dispatch has been received. |
cordially congratulate you upon the result -
tits a glorious triumph for civilization and the
Union. Settlements will soon follow the
course of the road, and the East and the
West will be bound together by chain OF
living Americans which can never he broken.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
1t is proper to remark that the mail was
no, due at St. Louis until 8 o'clock this Mon
day) morning, the llth inst. 1t left San
Francisco on Thursday, the 10th OF Septenl-
Der, at 8 o'clock A. NJ. No information has
been received from Memphis, but there is lit.
tie doubt that the mail has reached where II
is arranged that simultaneous arrivals shall
take placs-perhaps in advance OF lite arrival
at ST. Louis. The last mail by the Panama
route left San Francisco on the oh OF Sep
tember: the dates from tina. city are therefore
ten days later by the overland route than
those received heretofore.--B0f. Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12
Prize Money and tho "Echo."

The statements which We hare hereto.
fore met in reference 10 tho disposition OF
the SLAYER "Echv," and Tie AMOUNT Of prjzl
money accruing 20 those whO were direct :
instrumental 10 her capture, appear To bc
founded upon an entire mlsapPr. hcnson OF
the ease. Deriving oUr information from tie
most autbcLtic source, we may perhaps be
able TO state the real course which will be
taSeD in the matter.
The United States Marshal for South Caro-
liza gave Lieut. Maff. receipt for three
hundred and SIX Africans, for which number
twenty-ive dollars per head, amounting iE
all t. 1000, will DC awarded a. prize money
to the tiaG-vfficer of the home squadron, and
the officers and crew of the Dolphin. This
aum will be distributed as follows: The flag
citi,er receives one-tYen'icih, the cgmEiani-
ing officer of the Dolphin two twentie;hS, aud
she balance is distributed to the other 0ficer-
and the crew Of the D,lphin, according 70
rank and rate. 1t il doubted, however, whe-
Their the Il s-Oficcr Commodore Mclutoshj
is entitled to oue.tweatlcth, is be was absent,
on leave, from bis station at the time Of the
capture This question will doubles. be de-
termiued BY the Attorney General
Alter the prescribed legal forms have been
gone through with, and the Echo has been
libeled she will be cold at public auction.
Half of the proceeds will be taken by the
Government, according TO special provision
of law, and devoted to the naval pension
fund tho other half will be divided among
the officers ard crew Of the Dolphin, accord
ing to the same rule by which the ser capita
prize money is distributed. Eighteen of the
Africans died alter their capture by Lieut..
Mafht For these the per capita of twenty
five dollars will not be paid, but only TOR
those who were delivered alive into tho hands
Of the United States Marshal. Suites.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12
AihcrnnrIe County E.-ms.

Some arc at loss TO know why II Is that
Albemarle lands, especially those within
nine or ten miles OF Charlottesville, CON-
mand such very high prices; aud that too at
time when there is great strIngency IN
finencal affairs. The reason il as plain a.
day light; and what is better still, those very
lads will continue u enhance until S!JU
per acre will not be regarded as a very high
price for the red lands Of A!bemar.e. Tbs
health, the accessibility from every point Of
the compass by railway or telegraph, the
unsurpassed beauty OF our scenery, the eIe-
gsDs hospitality and refined society Of town
and country, and the unCqualled educational
advantages which can be enjoyed 10 every
neigh borho0d, however limited, are attrsc-
tious which old AIbemarle possess in de-
gree that few portlons of our country can
assure TO. As soon as the last link is CON-
pleted that will connect Us by air line rail-
way with the great Southwest, the hundred-
! of young men who are now taught at our
celebrated seats of learning, will be increa-
sed ten fold; and the cotton grower OF Ala
! bama, AID sugar planter OF louisiana will
! dot our lovely bills with sumrner residences
! 20 which they vii! come for the enjoyment OF
! comfort health, and al the other advantages
81 iavshly dItiuscd around Us. ~ an earn
est Of what we may expect in year or two,
we recall the tact that there were here daily
! during last Summer wealthy gentlemen from
! Northern cities and Southern ATTITUDES sock
ing landed estates or town residences. He"
| greatly increased that number vii! be when
our road to LynchbuTg shall have been com
pleted, We leave 10 time and the foresight OF
our intelligent readers and sagacious specu,
| lators
A night passenger train runs regularly
! to and from THIS place, connecting at Cor
| louisville with the regular night train from
| Washington to Richmond city. Ii arrives
here at ii O'Clock, ?. NJ. and ioages at III
| o'clock b; this grTau gcment person caH
/ 60 to Richmond ard return, after spending
u whole day IN the transaction o! business,
! IL twenty-tour hours.
\ large lot 0: Railway iron has reached
! Al. xandrli On It's way 10 this place, u be
used in laying the track OF the LynshDura
! Extension. The iron was purchased of the
! Mount Savage Iron Company. OF Mary Land
| We are informed that no portion of this roaI
I will be ready for the cars Until next Spring,
by which time, il is expected, that some
tweuty mile, viii be IN running order.
Messrs Edward CJles and Jesse l.. Fry
we're elected Justices Of tho Peace tor the
county, at the special election held IN the 9tn
district, on the Alb Thursday 10 last month,
to fill the vacauoies occasiUned by the res!g-
nations Of Justices RJberts aud Garland.
Tue Euuiber OF matr!culates Of tho Uni
yersity equals the number Oh the correspond
! ing day ui the last session. There is, there
fore, every reason to expect the present 70
DC &c iu! a. the last session, when the num-
| Der reached 3d. Charlottesville .fiUocate.
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lLOh AUNICATgr

INohhINICATED.
In recently published letter from c,r,,;,
citizens Of Alexandria, whose names viii =,
found appended to it, there is the rjllov.,,
paragraph.
"We can tender also the hearty ve,,,r.
of our whole people, --and the special a..r.
rance that the holding of the Convention =,
this place would be particularly sra,e.u, :
the Democracy here, WHO have s,ru,,.a,
again-. Overwhelming odds uu,.l A.nI,aI
has grown into multitude, thai aIm9s, h.
vide the city, 50 that Alexandra 5id. fan,
soon to become IUginiau N y,.tjc,. s,r z
as IN feeling and nIme"
Considering all hinyS, Comment would b,
useless. An AlsrIHj01g AMI an
american, ani q Tru Jrglull
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

1t is understood that the Nicaragua route
will shortly be opened under the most favor
able auspices. The vessels for the Pacific
side are the Hermann, the Atlantic and the
Baltic. The former is at present at her post;
the latter have recently been purchased from
Collins. The vessels to be used on the ATTAIN
tic eide have been purchased for more than
two months. and it is expected that the line
will be in successful operation by the 25th
of November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

The approaching election in Pennsylvania
attracts much attention amongst those lnter-
ested in political matters. As usual, the
administration papers claim the State; whilst
the opposition press say that the administra-
ton will certainly be defeated. 10 n. York.
as three or four parties have their candidates,
the success of the administration Is quite GER
tain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

Governor Wise will visit Petersburg on the
I9,h inst, 1.-THE Anniversary OF the victory
at Yorktown to take part in the celebration
of the day, by the Volunteer companies there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

Rev. Mr.. Bennett, Of this place, delivered
the Address at the laying of the corner stone
of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, 10
Winchester, on the Ssh instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

~ To the Totes gf the CAoaygf f"In' -
FELLOW .CIrIzgNs i desire to rcTss"n. sou.
the next Legislature OF our state. ana 'a'''
announce myself as a candid''e tor yoHI SUNG
! ges at the approaching election.
do not put myself beIo.@ you a. a ma. .
brilliant talents and extensive learning o' %,
practical man, well acquainted win 'a1 "'''l'.,
pursuits oil life, and thoroughly Id"r''h'.
you III those Interests ard syn p@'-i'' "-'.
bind communities together.
Fellow.citizens / must understand your VIZ
es, and promise you, If chosen, iaI'1.O.'
represent them. go.
My political opinions are ~ci. 4"o"h % -.
and need no comment IN this bret dodr''
ask is "a free tight. and a caGya'' "I.'-
render convention unnecessary, thn' '.t'..-
you the largest liberty in tie 'esc's. %
Representatives. am, genirm1a. ,,,.v
servant JOHN Or. N''-'
Fauuuier county Va, oct 2-e.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

ss-In an editorial paragraph in yester'
days Gazstte, it should have read Lester q
Co"-and not fletcher Co."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

gSy" Mr.. VIM. Ii. Fowlc was nominate.
by the American meeting in the f0uHa
Ward, it is believed, without reference % 'He
Railroad question, and think if he Is sa''
fed that majority of the ward are oppo-e.
to the Junction, that, if elected, be will nsi
vote in Council for it. OH,
NJ, lO-l,+
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Alexandria. Oct. ii, 1858

Eas~ A 30 called "meeting of the Amer
can party and those iavoring their pr1''
ples." was held in the Fourth Ward, On FRI
day evening last, and has made q nomina'
ton which leads some Americans 70 doub:
whether the said meeting was a meeting Z
the American party or Of the railroad Jp"'
ton party. THE PEOPLE.
OCT l2-ltt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

say" To the Foters Of tie .S,cond Eaa;--
At the urgent solicitation OF a numyr' e.. 70,
friends, announce myself as a candidate y.
fill the vacancy, occasloned b. the rr''snal'.
OF Mr. John Howell
oct l2-2t HUGH LhlhA.''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

There are ISL Church edi6ces 10 the city OF
3 il.imore.
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ANDREW !. FLEMING.
OCT l2-eolw J. F.. DOUGLASS

+. DOUGLASS mas tn, day opened az
~ The corner OF King AMI ST Asaph streets,
FAMILY GROCERY, and will constantly
nave on naGd lar - and choice assortment OF
tue very b. - articles, which ne will sell at low
prices Tor ca.h, and respectfully invites his
Trends. and al Who are IN search OF bargains
20 call aud purchase oct Eft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

pIam not a candidate tor Alderman
the election on the 18th instant ~ ne ro.'~
Ward [0ct lI-ltl K JOhN>I"N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

TAR AND PITCH-l have ln'' I'' &C.,. 70:
bbls TAR AND PITCH, IL goo. '..r>4
sale by NAlii ~ - Wa
oct IL No D. j.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

ELLls' SOLUTION CITRATE MAGNE-
IL STA, Su!paate CANINE, Giycerens, Hege,
Nan, Clark Il Co.'S God Liver OIL Citrate Of
Iron, just received and tor sale by
J. ENTWIsLE, Jr.. Apothecary.
oc. II NJ. " hIEg stree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

/ hRCGs, CHEMICALS, &c.-Pure Olive Oil,
IL Almond OIL. Otto OF Ros,, Musk, Gum,
CemphoE, OPIUM, Ellis Citrate Magnesla, Hus.
bands and Henys Maghesia Lac Sulphur,
Cream Tartar. Sup Carb soda. and Iodide Pot.
ash, on hand and iyr sale by
J. WILLIAM BOWLING,
oct IL cor OF Fairfax aud Princ.-srs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

DLACK and Fancy Cloth. 'a.-.n.-'s' 60.
ID Cassinets, &c, for men dEH boy ..-..,.
Collars, HauGxerchleIs, &c. "a. ah- ..,
ASHBY Il WOOD. hT= oh' ~.
oct II from d''''-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

On BONES and barrels Double Refined, Loaf,
e)D Crushed. GRADUATED Powdered, and 3
aud { Coffee SUGARS
70 haGs. aGd barrels New Orleans, Prime Porto
Rico. and Extra Golden SYRUPS.
~ boxes 4 : aud s. best Sperm, Chemical Sperm,
and AdamaniIne CANDLES.
~ bags Government Java, Laguyra, Santos, and
RIO COfFEkS.
~ hall chests Gunpowper, Imperial Young Hy.
son, oooug aud Englisa Breakfast TEAS,
selected with great care Tor the retail trade
- boxes Magical Dr,eGslon SOAP
~ Extra Family, No. | Pale, and Dark
Soap
1 ce-k, Shoulders and Sides BACON.
8 tIerces HANS
3 bbis. prime No LARD 70. sale by
DC, IL J. f. DOUGLASS.
y OIlCk.-Ihe CopartnershIp existing he
7 tween the undersigned, under the firm o..
FLEMING Il DOUGLASS, IS DISC lved, this
day, by mutual consent. hose ndebte to the
late hrln, are required 10 MAKE Immediate pay.
ment 20 either OF Us, VINO are authorized TO uoe
the firm name IN settl, ment.
ANDREW J. FLEMING,
OCT l2-eoaw J. f. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

XITAGON B0XES-A suppl 10" ~ 49,. 3.
w which with all kIais o: nor ,% %.
sold at fair prices. GEO. I BAL :, ',,.,,.
oct ~ No. 10 .>"' ."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-12

DRU>HE>.-A large assortment OF Hair
ID Teeth, Ha', Nail, Clotn, Comb Shoe, and
busting Bushes, Of good quality, ard at low
prices, just received, at
II. B. WHITTINGTON'S
oct II No. SO, King street
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ALEXANDRIA,:
Views OF the Ouy.

TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ~, 1855
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,AILROAD DANGERS.

n
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Ffo-n-' or'n H.s's Y ntN' % re "A.rt. o. t.'-y
non. ae' Ttse B. 'r been ssar 80. ese. 20 ne
g immunity acA ,, .' ofey S-siroy.d oy are or ,ut N
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80 .ro,, n - 49,. 49,, 81. ~ = e. Il
tIo~s - - - -sss ~ m ton .'sTl 80 ~ -
ron AID rs rau,', al 'ontlce P'~efi- q c'eae
r. tL.ur ~ 90 Accll'e "a -.Aton' Il Is 'uud taA zee
erl tive ~ neL-l W tr-ll ~ ~ cas auo a. rH-Vnr
equal 20 fore % - tuns The tutl of tas statement "a
iainf 'S.Etl, a. sudden co'on %
rs fEAhFl pANDEh "hlNh - h'nH iN'.9 n' =.
70 train i ony 7-t ay reoosaied y kMrsd ON, as Il
IT, iosver rnc--s. - % some extent AAt can car pro-
weed Niin ofsAeN - oo'As sIAA-"a ~ 80 So. -
wheels by tie acto- I'D me bntrHal llls pan soi' Wy
We ~ lie usus .oppages Of Train, wren 'ahciel, ~
tie q aver p fas oriAenar oy me -lsh'e1 oI iot
esses 81 danger niel have ariseu and VII '- 70 spe 81 -e
met rnd 'cEuay 10 sotorocs5 inefficient IS al eAFS
r.nce proves 49,, - 49,.
TO our train Tier is BOZ moment this, sin s motion
BIT TIA, il !. exposed 20 eanfe -eh pci; e'ato ~yoa
prevent sne hee should n, Dc ~ instant o. me m "1ch
train running bu ha lie facilities should D. a. lst t an
.r.,ss s ~ ~. I. 80 - '''''
4; not he custom many roads TO employ more than
Que 10 four or i've aus. The Avs OF
b-sseman 70 ssh wo .s We hold that there shoa b.
r,l.h,- than one OF fe.b AID blood
Drus "a. la. few Teass an invention has been msie and
p.ed ey tn uudsr.snea the object watch .to pace al
H. srains u trsn in readiness for Pronpt and
urd Aon Tn lo.e,t ate atiou tha have been sbe
bring % bear on this subject snsys Of the various
accident. ,br 5,yr occurred lead most coucusyey This
re. NJ tbst he mean. should rsys be 81 baud throughout
tts s 70 arr the u,o-tr A. every point where
-. ~ TIT ne r,rs ma tom ia .stiop ssi .Is,ly
~ - - - - 'cos,1n,n-,v he .bold 5. ea.
80 ~ ~. osn vo,,ior n amy 10 An instant every brake
-. 80. s.p,-,fi,r. .ud a.fer,,ons Al varous
rt. ON tb. tr,in r.n6at n f the ,t every
80, ~ -, - ~ 90 Hurir.as II esntr.vsnces
- - "a Dr. .ecs.s-,hs Necessary completely Of adj
and H. t0t, Ia lure of sach contriy often a. Zoe
ys,v ,,t ~ ran most are iuslperabs obss leo %
al .r.b .y. As M ans Of guarding against And
all IN. accidents 70 which exposed The
,on r.--a IN cor .st, In the attachment II reserved
-, me 49,. II Zach car placing them al in readiness
tr mined scu either from the ensue sry poiu' ou The
i S.-'r,,o NJ The isf i, unnecessary this
Lslh is'o. - v,-n-v .,n,pl. AID p-rfsc;ly
pscei SUM- 70 ss'i s,-,r,. - a..rn.'o, M
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order made by JadGo
] of,he Supreme Court IN en- scon IA ~hich MAkTiSw.
BRETT, JAMES r. BRETT, JOHN p MlLLsh a.i Ill
JAZZ H0t GHroS are Mu,ihsi snd AsA s..nMAoi
RICHARD ROE def usslt vii sell a. pubnc Soon,
a. the Merchants hanEe in the CITY ~ NeS fofA "a "" ~
dly OF December 1885, u o'clock al the interest 81 -
said Buchanan, Samuel BucSnsm, se~sd bncsm IN isdj
and Richard Roe, IL the bfx lpa-O-c. ~ lsoA - - o..
JAMES C. MILLEr, Sheriff.
J CORNELL. Deputy sheriff $500
MILLER, PEkT NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Uutcr Curc.

nR. MUNDEs WArER-CtRE, st Florence,
IL Mass, three miles from the Northampton tAress
p,po the largest and e"st regulated estaeh n'n"ns
il be United States and kept IN operation inoos aon' i- Jsf
DR. Inde Is Pri.ssnit4 nlos enlinr4e
t.;icu,r II tire wa;crcuie nat Germany hs produced
y. \. rreune-
eli. vliou, publications c,'dwA,sr osrAny
amsus the b,s the most superior Of any IN s~rnAny
fHonlf Jeains-
I've s-e convinced that higher authority than he. 10
natter of hyitcyshv can b. found any sher
couutfy Amer Magazine Of Homeopathy and dydropat',
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Printing.

AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cards, Notes,
N Sc-Thess celebrated Cards spsi engraved eaa oay
b. had in Broadway Of DuAnet ORDERS received ~ s-
a T EVERDELLr-Sllyer Name aud Number
engaged Business Seals with Presses Broadway corDcane
CARDS for the HOLIDAYS, 50 per cent cheaper
ap Il .ny other place Wedding Cards and Note Papers
y,iux sna Professional Cards &C. 81 KELLYs, "a F-Dn'-
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NVENTORS' PATENT AGENCY
KSTaRIIsllFn Is Ial-

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Th.y attend psus sIchc ATOMS oAwir *, caveats
all 60 prosecuting rejected claims appeals iurgfcG
encss, ex-cnsi0us &c
They also patents 10 al European with the
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INVENTORS aye Invited 20 cali on and 20 saud
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Aessr, 60 A. f-,lruif'ed the ls'e Commit
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
4 the County of NewYok, motto. !. hereby given 20 -
p.rons having claims against JACOB SrRADT late Of ty
Of N,wlork de,eased. present the Win vouchers
thereof 20 the subs ber. at the vihce Of Ed~sfd ou
nh day March Iex-Dsea NewYork the ID asy VI
September 1853. y. J. sIkNlr !Fsecn,ora
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Ocean STEAMERS, Sc.

ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAN1-
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LINE-Ihe sspxrtjs lVn New iorS MI D As an
hp CRCASSiAS Capt Geo Wa. gscssou. o. TIT RsDAf,
Dee 81 t1uching -. Jn- " T., receive ta- Royal
Mails Prices % Passage tirs Cas- -, Second ~
Thrd $50 incrcing tickets al tbe principal cities on
r,xsy rous-s IL Britain Third os.s Inns, provide p-,
tnf, "a &c and bddHs Psss,e TO - Johns Firs. Glass;
as s.eopa - Fol fres pas.a inquire Of Ae Amer
lean rxr.., Coursny No 81 and a. tt~tr other
.iy.e free. IL interior Ps.-Ag- n tue third class
- .res . sry N the shove of bin from
.py Of the PRINCIPAL ciss ne hines OF railway in OEees
en.siu 70. SIS CT from Gsvsy for -. -
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION lot lHe diHcHhrBo
of an nsoyent his debts 10 the provisions
OF the third article Of the title the hb chapter of The
second part Of Revised statutes-EDWAkD r. BOWEN
Of the CITY Of Brooklyn County Of Kings and State o New
York insoyen Notice fret published Nosrmb.r H. leS
Cr,doi. APPEAR before the Hon f. CULVER CITY Judge
Of the City Court Of Brooklyn, al bis ohain1er No o FSD-
street City Of Brooklyn, the LIST day OF February
1859 9ocock In the forenoon ard show can.~ any ey
have an a.,srmet Of the said inoyers estate sooud
not BE- b. b. discharged from hs debts puTsafnt IN
the provisions u tie ststut. aforesaid. - -
PARSONS, RIGGS Rf60s.
no lswlfysat Attorneys No. 10 Waist, Scv.Yofk.