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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-04
POLITICAL.

The whip is cracking loud over the shoulders Of
the Pennsylvania Democrats. The s.avs-driyers at
Washington, speaking through their agent, the editor
Of The States, gives the Keystone brethren 10 under
stand that their natural craving for q Tariff will 10
dashed right out Of them. That paper Gays;
"Our associates in the Keystone State have a.
ready been INDUCED TO the utmost limit OF forbear-
They have been tolerated for years in the open
profession Of heresy We permitted them 70 sacrifice
Dallas for bis intrepid fidelity ~ the prf cpes OF the
party, and allowed them TO promote Buchanan be-
cause Of his DOn-confcrmity to a cardinal point Of
Democratic doctrine. These things have been done
for the proc ctonist Democracy Of Pennsyvania and
yet they have the audacty 10 exact still further
promise Of principle. The demand is insuferabe.
Production 70 another form Of AboiaioHsa; and,
rather than BE- responsible for It's imposition the
resenatves OF the slsvehoding States would surrender
the control Of the Government"
The impression prevails Ia Washington tina. the
Hon. Wilson McCandless will be appointed United
States Judge for the Western District of Pennsy ysnis
vice Irwin, resigned.
Tho new appointment proposed by the Demo-
Gratis in the Illinois Legislature is made expressly 10
pepetae the ssoendency Of that party in their State.
1t gives IS members the House Of Representative
from territory which poed ll3 600 votes ct the late
election and 81 members only to the remainder Of the
State, which cast 10000 votes. Is Sale County.
according 10 this apportonment, which polled 80
votes at the late election only entitled to one repre-
sentative, while Rioblsnd and Jasper which polIsd
Only 2,3 votes, are allowed Representative. At
the same time Madison Country, which polled but
iO votes, ia allowed two Representatives, II is alto
gether more iniqutous than the old spportionmen..
1t said that Senator Douglas Of Illinois expended
over 100000 to mis- reelection TO the Senate
The chances Of the Tariff are swallowed by the
Washington correspondent Of yesterdays TINES thus:
at is row positively stated. on the authority Of
the President, that Secretary Cobb is preparing q
oommur iostion TO Congress recommending reyision
Of the Tariff. Few, however, to feel any conf.
derce that the Secretary will yield thus far, asit
would doubt bring upon his heat atonce tue anath
emas Of the South whose support hitherto has saved
him from removal Senator Sliden says he would be
content to Jake the Tariff Of 1916 temporarily and
the indications are that bill reviving it csp pass tho
seps.e. II is not satisfactory, however, to PennsyL
yara.
The CH'ted STATES G0Stt1 well says Of this question
Of Protection that sit s simply struggle between
- wealthy eri,tocracy, calling Itself Democracy
which Cesires to h,ve black servants 10 work s low
" wages, and the white worAirgmsn Of the country,
who desire to improve their social and physcal con-
" dition by Increasing the Iemuserstion Of labor.
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REMOVAL OF WASHINGTON MARKET

The Councilmen's Committee on Markets-Messrs.
McCsrty Bulteel and Townsend-met yesterday, 10
consider the propIiety Of removing Washington Mar
k.t 10 more fevora Die spot somewhere on the North
River ard of withdrawing the privilege 70 keep mar
bet sheds along the sidewalk.
Mr. AsHMaS, who had u stand at Fdlton Market,
stated 10 the Committee that in lSiS the Common
Counc, put up eds slong South street. for the pur-
pose of J. tin them. He paid dollar week for the
priv Ilege and Thought they were not a nuisance.
Mr. HICKS ALEC, thought the stands were not null
ssnce. The Board OF Councilman had male rep.iIs
in these sheds not very long since.
Mr.. BULTEEL said the trouble in regard TO the sheds
was that they obsructed the light in the basement,
where very high rent WAS paid.
Jas. Nc ELARSEY also had shed AZ tdlton Narset,
and paid So rent weekly. No light was oosTucted
except st the corners Of the Market on Fesey anu
Fulton streets, he thought.
Mr.. TINpsoS, who has a butchers shed at Wssh-
reton Market said that they had received permission
from Mr. Sturtevan nine years ago, to do busi.
ness around the market II they erected their oSn
sheds They had erected sheds; and besides, they
have paid - week rent for several years, anu ne
thought the space left sufficient Tor ladies' even
with hoops IL necessary To have more or less OBJ
e.ructions at marketplace for large city.
Mr.. EDMUsD YEssI, attorney ifor MIR. David Fear
sell, Who has large retreshmeut saloon in Fulton
Market, for which he pays 81 $50 rent per anuum,
said there two rereshment sheds WITHIN nine feet
of his door, which pay only 81 week lie Thought
this very unjust.
inspect all the markets generally, which agreed TO-
With regard to the removal OF Wasbiogton Market,
Mr. TrNPsoE thought the city had better finish Temp
kips Market and the City Hall first. Washington
Market was IN q central place In regard To all the
railroad lines across the river and there Was proper
site anywhere that could be obtained, unless y were
the City Hal Park. Meat il known to absorb gas
very readily and the spot proposed at the foot Of Six
teenth street. between the gas reservors might cause
universal explosion among csrniverous people. The
question Of removing this market had been regularly
talked about every year for six eight years and he
thought 1t was all humbug.
Mr. MCCARTY wished to hear from those in favor
of removing the market and said 'hst none had yet
appeared. As none appeared, the Committee then adj
icuIned until further notice.
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TIE ITALIAN QUESTION:
To The Editor II The n. y. Tribune.

To the Edits, II The N T. Tribune
SIR: More than once lid you kindly receive my
communications TO your Journal when was in America.
row beg you to grant place in your columns to the
following declaration. Youys faithfully. FnOPASri.
To the Laiiaas Of tae Rspubiiear party.
BREIHRES: A MAD, whom We highly and de-
servedly respect, Joseph MazziD hss expressed bis
opinion that shsl take part in the war which
appears to be impending on Austria, being initiated
by monarcbieal party. believe him 10 Dc mistaken
1en year, ago moved the decree On which the no
man Republic founded, and am and will ever DC
steadfsst to the political principles herein embodied
but not go bliId SO not 70 see the nposSoHty OF
having an Italian Republic IN lsJJ and am ven
aware Of the fact that Italy united under an taan
and constitutional King, is Preierabe 70 italy divided
among many despots, both native and ierelgn.
An Irresistible destiny wDs mat one Day she shal
be both united and republican Let us keep our faith
and our conduct unspotsd 10 order 10 hasten the fu
fIuent Of that destiny Let reject honOrs and en-
pIoyuent If they are ever offered 10 as. from any
rronarchcaI goverpE ent but, in the mean time let
"a act as good citizens. By assisting Italian breth-
rem ey. .; the Con stiuiobsl party in driving the
foreign opprsssor from the sacred coil Of our country
This result beng obtained shall put down our
srms and vote according to our opinion. II Il Dc
the opinion of the whole nstOns majority il will tn
unpt, If not il viii be alike necessary and dutifn 70
respect their wishes.
Greetings AID brotherhood FILOPAS1L
Lonc0s JGE. u 1879.
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Me0icai.
~ HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN

The columns Of THk rRBuxE since Dee l. 1885, have svee
abundant proof of the value % GRAErENBERS FAMILY
REMEDIES, and tbe medical sil exhibited In their prepss
and administration The remedy offered az radical
for all the diseases Of womenwhs met With In every
family and which siot uiueten:hs Of all adult wouen-has
proved itself fully equal perform all that has ever been
claimed for It. AID Why Because the professional treatment
generally directed TO the local arrangement only while t
Of the Graeenbeg remedy directed both to the local
general symptoms hcnce its remarkable curssive eaee.
Judging In this way Of the local arrangement from general
,ynp,o, which point the difficulty with uneng certainty
x m.Si aSrissrs Of the Grdcosbsrs Company eas dfe IN
sa,s Of tie Siseae and ne adaptation Of ne rs~sdy 1hs's'
akae an erapsinafn The fact thai ladies' meet v'i "a.
e~syos,0s, aad inGeea,s propOoa Jo- e'eTy phy"eaa
ezepi 5yo~ ho.e connected riA the Gra<ese1S Co"paHE
iss induce. eaa .ey and 600 can blame hs~ eAs" <S
ave AIDED ub. regusas 'aers'@ "oSf'b
nsgs'et aaG osssst brKaaHti IA female eAaTaete' "oD
we add TO this that GIAenbeTs Cshocon viii cure whie
me other remedies only without AVAIL We tnA we
offer conclusive for immediate resort to The ofseen
berg treatment.
The GkArfEssEss kARsBALLs UTERIxk CArHo.icos
SOLE At ThE OFFICE eT TIE GhAsFrxEERS COMPANY NO."
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CENTRAL PARK COMMISSIONERS.

CENTRAL PARK CONMlSSloNEhN. ,
The Board of Commissioners OF the Cen,ra! fhrk
ed their regular semi. monthly meeting yesterday 81
| o'clock.
The Executive Committee reported the amount Of
liabilities Of the Board up Ia Jan l, 1859.
report IRON the Archtect-inC Chief, in regard ~
the skatDe.pcld stating that had been found ne
ce,sary 70 withdraw the police force from Their ord
rary routine of duties ard to concentrate the greste
part of tie force upon the pond also that two OF the
officers bsd been dismissed for neglect oil duty.
EXPERIENCE sready shows says the report, THAT
great body of the people OF the c';y IS SO unsccus-
ton ed 20 attach value Ia that class OF objects on whch
the beauty Of park chiefly depends ana Is so uhac
restraint uPor sssons ~Aeu rowing N ne suburbs
fthe town OF insucius IN the per use OF
p.k all De ofthe most important ard mos, dle9a as'
Board. sinse instance from the ~ .
w,,k exeuI lily this. private csusse containing gen
t,usn ara lads observed driving through the narrow
wAis Of the finished ground north 81 20. pne we ,
running upoD borders and putting the trees ana aruoory
80, - y I,s .rn 1,man who replied snsry tn; the park
belonged 20 The pubic ard be should drive where he pleased 10
IL AZ Tie came time threatening 20 obtain the di''s OF tc
poceua be continued stand In bis way Alage majority
Il tie made the park are ct persons who tn.s
the Berd ana especially that forbiddng injury to Trees ana
shrubs Pes VINO have cut 81 broken ,niuos WIN
ever believe that officer hs not exceeded his DUTY 10
them until brought before the msgistrse have been re
qs-uty sent or in the confident snPpo'i,n tea, Nouu
aIresng for merely cutting COM
mon brush pulling up root CT sassairn
The following resolution WAS unanimously adopted;
H,,or,9 Tbs, the Board consider IL Of the hTst Importance
that strict .obety good manners puncshty ana
of orders neatpe" enS uLiqinty OF s. ,S
should be ugdy required of the Psk Keepers and na tne
Board order frequent and thorouah dr csfetd i'P
and coL slant discipline BE- msutsined =,
Twas also ordered that the Architect-ir Caiefshoud
cause the Police of the Park, when on duty, To DE
dressed invariably in suitable unitorm-tte unform
10 belong 10 the Board ana the to be taxed sam
not exceeding 81 a week therefor.
The Arcbite Ct n-chsf also submitted report re-
gardpg the proposed ride around the new reservoir
and Il system of water distribution throughout th5
Park Also favoraby in reference to communcs-
lion of certain citizens requesting the concurrence OF
the Board IN application tor change OF grades OF the
Eighth avenue. ~.
drives was referred TO Special Committee, to report
at the next citing to IT'S expediency.
Tie BOARD then disposed of variety OF unfinished
routine business and adjourned.
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PRISON ASSOCIATION.

The Executive Committee of the above Association
held their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday eyen-
ing at the residence Of DR.. Jno. III. GriscOm.
The Treasurers report thankfully acknowledged the
receipt of the following sums, contributed TO their
funds since their last meeting:
John ID. Wolfe 500; George Bruce SO: James Titus,
50 j. c. H., 625; Thomas Esdy 80; Robert b. MntuFn,
S2j James BOornan f2 Salem h. Wales A2ii D ID Mum,
$40 II. B. Lyingson S2o; T. Slli Cash, $40; 0eorzs d.
Morgan, $40; Henry ID. Marshall $40; Melis, -; b
Blsnso. IS; Csfin Mellsn Co, 20; Csnbreins 80
VIM n Cary SIC; George Plat, %; c. Dsmbmann, 81
P.non Co., u.s. Rchnsse schwsb 80 Loeschiss, We
sendock Co, S5
After the transaction Of the ordinary business the
sgsnt of Discharged Convict and Detention Commit
unlimited his diary, which showed the following
TO have been their operations during the month:
Harb,- person. yisitsd In City Prisons nearly so
Complain carefully and mpatsly .ll5
Comp dcoI timed aud abandoned thes. advice ~
Persons discharged m custody their ndaons IS
Discharged csnyiets from yalous Prisons, aided with
Declared eonvics FINISHED clothing ........ u
Discharged persons supplied with
Donations and subscriptions Of money will be thank
fully acknowledged by toe Treasurer, Henry A
Oakley, esq. No. "A Wall street Parcels OF clothing
new or co hats, caps, boots, shoes, shirt, overals
and anything or everything tbat will warm the body
and cheer the heart of these desoae and unfortunate
appcaats will be gratefully received for their use by
the Agent Abraham Beal, at the Office IF the Asso-
cstion No. IL Centre street, door from Chambers
strr
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and 20 me the porasce Of the Chamber 20 The commercial
pteess o. the ei:y and plan and OFFSETS have NOT bern
for the eors5rston Of the OF me city
circular be prepared by the COMMITTEE mssne Town w.
,s,n. a, an ps,uon 70 the benefit and u inter
est 70 h. business community generally
Mr.. MoRs,y asked that the Committee on Revenue
Lsw, b. juchsrged.
Tn. oua.,ion a. laid or the table for week.
Mr. NoRGAS then tendered his resignation IS
member OF that Committee. -
On motion the subject OF q revision Of the by
laws was referred 10 the Executive COMMITTEES OF the
Board.
The Chamber atiourred.
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CUPREME COURT-COunty of Westchester.-
~ ROBERT McCORO. Plaintiff. against ABIEZER BAKER
and MORGAN McCORD DefendAnts.-Summons for Relief
Com not erl-To the above named deendsns: You are
the complaint OF the Plsntih
action which will be filed with the Clerk of the County or
Wecheste and 20 copy Of answer on the suit
sorbeT HE Office, Peeksk, in said county whR twenty
days after the service OF this summons upon you exclusive
the day of such service and If you fail 20 the said
complaint hereby required the plaintiff will apply 20 the Court
for the relief demanded the congratulated January TO-
1853. DAVID w. TRAVIS. Plalntlhs attorney,
The complaint in th. action FLED IN the Office OF The
CeIk Of n. County of Weohester 81 nte les on inc
29th day OF January 1883. DAVID w TRAVIS
"a law6vFr Plaintiffs Attorney.
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rT,HOMAs s. TIMPsoN, uNsoLvENT.-No

te Of application for the discharge Of an insolyent from
HE debts, pursuant the provisions Of the thd srtce o. tne
6rs title of the fifth chapter the second Of the Revised Stat
utes Notice first published November Creditors 20 appear
before WILLIAM H. ROBERTSON, County Judge Of West
chester County 9Th day Of February 1889 AZ 10 o'clock
mr. the Court House At White Plains, in sale Co1ntyof
Westchester. nA isTi"S'
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@. w. JOHNSON Agent in Br1s.,on ~ Tor ne sais
Of TUE Tesvsk, end viii our fcas Win o< DsiJ
Semi Weekly and Weekly Editiona
He CauxcH AZ the Book Stand Inside the. Poet, ofies
CnCnSATI, Las TIE TKIBVsE tos sss
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice IL hereby given TO ell
persons having claims against j. H. HOBART HAW5 late OF
the City Of NewYoIk deceased 10 present.
the same vouchers thereof the shscrber a. the osee
of JOHN FOWLER, jr ESQ, No 81 Na''an.t Bank OF
Commerce buidng In City Of NewYork or before the
18Th dsy Of July neIDsted NevYork the 9Th d.y OF Jam
nary l8Sa MARA l.. HAWS
IA iaw6mPu EIecutriI.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-F0r PhlLA.
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CTYY-Msi and Express lines lesve NewYort at and II
a m and fare IS Through Tickets sold for GD'
einps and the West Baltimore Washington Norfolk
60; through checked 20 Washington In Anc
s1 nc trains j. w WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent
baggage will be received for train unless delivered ene
sseob fifteen IN sdvanos Of the time Of leaving
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN Is5s WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1sSs
CommepciDg November q, 1888.
Passenger Station In NewSort, corner |ts ana $tsSv-
sptance TLbs- - - -
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK.
yor New Haven, e& m te5li ls;4s a4S en- go ans
$50 .. For Bridgeport Be. M Tex l2:ta Efo exl
SOS and 4:so FOR Milford str.tiord, Fairfield soSts
BORT and Wesport l2:45 St5 and 4:SO yor Nor
YAH A. m I2:45, Pas (e1l S45 $3.50 $50 m For De-
and Greenwich, l245 S;+5, $50 6:S D. m toi
Stamford T. M (ex) l2:4 49, teI S:@s 49, S;So p
Tor Port Chester and Intermediate Stations l2;<S s<
tis0. $3.50, $50 p. m. ... -o,,x.
For horton, m. (eI) 2:45 p 10 (ezc FOR Provoenos
VA Hartford !e.2 YoI Hartford md sPInsns I'D
RAiIosd 70 Montreal m leIe For Canal Rairo.d t.
1orth pton q m. (ex) and 1913 Por New Haven
New London Railroad, Ga m and 2f3 Tor house
sonio Railroad a m Tof Nsugstuck Railroad 2:4
an Por Dsnbury and Norwalk Railroad e. S:4 ,. ms
JAMES III. HOYT. Superintendent
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ForALBANY and TROY. Fare 81
On ard after MONDAY, Dec 6, 1889 Yrtps Ut0 i~vs ID
NJ, Sew. York, o. follows:
g:zOs ~ For White Plains.
$50 A. m 49, For WiIlismsbridse-
1000 q nc. Nail train for Albany
1850 ~. For W bite PlalpA
2:So D. IL. For Wiliamsbndse.
SEQ o. n. FOR Millerton-
$50 D. o.. Express for Albany.
600 o. n. For Croton Falls
500 o. m. For White Plains
e:l6 p. M. For White Plains ron ~ hS ths essH~~
1850 .. ~. For Wihsnsbn6se.
RsrrssIse-Wfn leave
500 a m. White Plains
GEO . N. :. Williams bridge.
TOO q n. . rOton FslLs.
700 g. n. .Millerton.
1904 n. White Plains.
s;j5a n. Mail train for Albany.
1880 m .Wilbamsbrcse.
1880 o. M. White Plains.
$500 p White Plsinh
$50 D. Albany EIpreo.
500 D. N :. Willsmsbrdse.
VIM j. CAkPBELE, superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Che Surrogate
Of the County Of HewYork notice hereby given to all
persone having Gains agsns. LEWIS NJ HANklNsON, late
Of the City Of York eecessed, 10 present the same win
the subscriber at his stcTe No $50 Green
witch street in City OF EewY YORK before the sixth
day o. June neI-Dsed NwYotk the frs: day OF DecembeT
1853. MOkDtCAi IL. mAhoil,,
DS l,v6mFh Adm, VIII annexed.
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,-,IIp prnruIRxAIL LINE VIA sTONING-

nyEE REGULAR MALL L LINZ no o. Osi "
ron fos sosToH .ns y,n. ,s Es.,.n Ms A'0
n. s.sn err PLYAOuTH soCk Captain Joe. stose n n
soEsSpohs S.g r = Siss .S SAns sosToH -
yR0viSEnCE RAILROADS, lesyiHs aew;Yort sally tsun
.,e.sS from No North Rver tst whsr above
!. ... 81 IL ff (. 4. rH.n .sie cave. Io!sa
'' II. e%osxoDoRE rem SsvYOr. Monday wsan.:a:,
-. PLYMOUTH ROCK, boo N.w.Yors, IS'e.dsy, Thu.
spe saturday; from stonington honesy "wednesday sns
Ps,sps.r yroc.ed sonirston pei sihosd % rroyt
x,ucs s.on IN The Express Mall IRAN resens ses
lsce. advance Of hose other routes ',d ma Es
Passenger prefer remain board me
Int, undarbed breakfast desired .ne ssVS ''oaF
Var. from Providence 70 Newport Fifty Cents
bssrase-uas.sr accompanies he steamer sn' H
For pn,,.,. her.h, r.roon, ferb apply on board =:
sramsr or a. The Frssht Once Pier No nora f ~ 90
The ofice, No. 10 st.serypl.ce. JUL :, =
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Csnrectins At w-Hsnpton with the pea~H LeSI
wanna snd Wessrn Railroad, ana 81 Lsf'en wiz -Ne Ne"
III 'ARRAHsExENY commencing oc:obsr J. Is1s-
Leave New.Yert for Csston snc ace. uV
a. North River a. " m, II and p NJ; Tor ko~ef
The ,sSys trains Connect Erab,h 9th train. The New
Jersey Railroad which e1ve Ycrh om the foot q CourS
sast.st .; n and u m, and and 5p m
Ps.enser. Tor the Des~Ae L.kswsnns .nS Western la.
,s:s .s ssis s 5o SaS hs
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec
III g. 1885, the Trains win leave Chsmbenst Station {"
soinv,. Erpres, Trains, q IN. and S:l5 and 4:O n !
Albany MAI Train a. rs for PoushteePsie 81 m
ne I'm for D1SS' FsHJ "Ts @ &c, Pesl.s
sDs sns .oo DObBs Perry Trains mop a. the W.y Stations.
taien At Chambers Canal Chr'toPbes and Sl
sI e. ssp1a nd eve n. .9y .soa IS minute. e
aondays Q: so. m. q. =. omIIh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County NeYors notice 10 hereby given 70 al
persons bsving claims against OTTO THEODORE DUISBERG
late Point Levi Canada dceesed 20 present the same tn
vouchers thereof the subscriber at his Office No 6 Wa'
In the Cty New-Yok before the 2h day OF AP1h
ue1t-D.ted New-Yorh, the 18th day Of October 1853
CLARKSON N POTTER,
oils IeysmP Administrator with the Will ed.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYort notice 10 hereby given 70 al per
sons having claims against MICHAEL hcCORAiCh, late o.
the City Of NewYork deceased 10 present the same, VITO
voch,, thereof 10 the subscribers at the office Of James w.
White No 81 Lbertysree IN the City Of New foIf on o.
before the day Of March neXDset New York
.be 24b day Of 6ep.ember lS59 ,
"a IswsmPr JOHN y. CLARK, chael Mccormick, dec
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County NewYork notice hereby given 70 all person'
having claims against the estate OF HENRY H. BAhCLA1
late Of the City HewYOrk deceased present the
vouchers thereof TO The bscrber at the office Of Ruth
erfoyd Ebree No 81 Wall In the City OF New York
on or before seventeenth day Of March nexDtted New
York the ninth day Of September, 1853.
WALTER c. BARCLAY, Administrator, ac
fIsua AMY
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate of
the County Of New York notice hereby syen 20 a. Per.ons
having against RUSSELL W. GLAsER late Of The Cry
of cauker deceased 20 present the With
vouchers thereof % the SUbscrbe the office Of Ches IL
Slower No 81 Walt IN the City Of NewYork on or before
The first day Of Ayr ne1t-D.:ed NewYork, te Sd dag
September, 1883 PhEBE OLASlEh,
IA lsw6mF. Acminstratr1
IN PURSUANCE Of order of the Surrogate
Of County Of New York nodce hereby given TO a.
persons having claims against SAMUEL KELLEY late Of ne
City Of NewYok Broker deceased 70 present the SANE VIII
thereof 20 the subscribers at the ONCE OF Rogers
Woodp,, No 80 WilaInst In the City Of Newfors on o.
before ninth day Of April reItDs:ed New fof, the soe
day Of September, 1889 - ..,
MOSES u. WENTWORTH, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-04

MEMOIR or COL BENJAMIN TALLMADGE Prepared
BY HIastLr, at the request Of hrs Children SVo PIP ~
Thomas Holman.