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THE LATEST NEWS.
Congressional Proceedings.
IMPORTANT MEASURE If REGARD
To SLAVES.
xxxvu CONGREss-sennte.

&XKVH CONGHkSS-Senate.
First session.
Fdshis0'On Dec. 20 MIR. Trumbull pro-
scented a petition for the emancipation Of the
Blav,s Of rebels, # necessary TO save the Union.
Al-n, several re ions asking for the removal
OF jesse ID. Bright from the Senate.
Mr.. Wilson pres ntcd a petition for the estab.
lishuen OF system 30 exchange prisoners.
Al,o. report fom the Military Committee,
and a jUini resOlu'i n expressing recognition tf
the pallsntry Of Gen. LIon aud the soldiers UNI
d bis command, At Springfield.
Dir. POmctOy AMI Others m ,de remark in Gu
lory on the character Of Gen. Lyon. Resolution
used.
Nr Surner reported tho House ill for tho
relief Of the Nv er Of the British ship por b.
Shire. Lsil on ne 'atle.
Mr.. 1rumbull reported back fiom Tho Com.
mi' on the Judiciary, the bill 20 abolish the
United S's'cs supreme G ur'. and asked 10 10
di''hJgcd from iur her consideration Il the
suhJcc whtr5upon the Committee was dis
Ctafg'd.
MIR II 'c aid, with al duo dclrrou,e, thai no
thought ibit the c mmit'ee had NJ ac.cd up
20 heir duty.
MI Hams reported ! IN 10 prohibit the s1io
% liquors 20 81 ieis 10 ;hr - stfict of Colunha.
TIE bill !. an am't ORIENT t. a furm8r bill
NJ IS riUlihts ho' orly tho ,e oi Liquors. - tho
sooior-. hvt tho drinking VI il on the premises
The ucr Il, t. line ana irpri,onflent and
Mr. " i.un iutr duced q bill proyiling for
tho organization " the san attached 70 diyi-
si' ns o. The army and volunteers.
NJ StUl-uufy's rosolE'inn calling on tho
s ctaty # Waf for a copy Ufthe proclimtiion
by G'n Ph.lI-. and 10y what authority IL was
made, was t.k'ntp
MI. Tlum' VII moved to amend The rcsol ilion
s. "a to include the Pfoolamauons # all other
gticrsis.
Mr.. Wilson thought there was ne nccc witty Of
SCI ding for the Wodtm,tions. G. morals we're
spIolrt'd 10 Use the sword and not tho pen. II
they could not usc the sworl hcttor than tho
ZEN, they - Ould le nusterc out Of tho service.
The best thing 20 70 was to make a statute that
: 0 generals bo allowed to make any proclaml-
lions.
Nj. Salisbury wanted an avowal from the
Administration that 10 authority hal been Civ
en- for oh . proclamation.
Mr. Rec ssii that # subordinate officers had
not cstried cut The wishe, Of tho Precedent, il
VS. his DUTY to correct ihe wrong. lie moved
TO lay the resolution on tho table. Motion
agttcd TO.
Mr. Wiley resumed his remarks on hi, rcso
lu.iOn Offered ytstcfdav, ard continued his ar.
gu,nont against 30 doctrine OF accession.
The resolution vas lad on the table for tho
prescn'. Executive session. Adjourned till Mon
day.
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From st. s---Surprise Of the
Rebels---Important Capture.

81. Louis, Dec 20,-Further information re-
ceived from the West this morning is to the
effect that, in addition to the expedition of
General Pope against the enemy at and near
Clinton, another part of his forces, under Col.
Davis and Major Marshall, surprised another
camp of the rebels on the afternoon of the 18th
inst, near Milford, little north of Warrens-
burg. A brisk skirmish ensuSd, when the
rebels, finding themselves surrounded, surren.
dered.
Col. Davis took 1900 prisoners, including
three colonies, seventeen captains, thousand
stand of arms, sixty.five wagons, a thousand
horses, and a large quantity Of tents, baggage
and supplies.
Our loss Is two killed and eight wounded.
The rebel loss 10 net yet known.
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New system Of Marine signals,

The American Shipmnstcrs Association have
adopted new plan or the Identification of YES
sells at sea. The certificates issued by them
bear numbers, in the order of application, by
which the bearers will always be known on
their books. In no case will numbers be changed
or used a second time New catalogues will be
Issued a. occasion requires. by exhibiting his
number as signal, the captain of vessel may
give her name, in a manner not easily misun-
derstocd, to any other captain having the nu.
merical list The Association already have
nearly $50 captains en- oiled, who will very soon
put the new system to practical test. In
time, it will probably come into universal use
among American vessels.
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JouN Bowman, the newspaper carrier on
Staten lsla' I'd, was drowned yesterday morning,
opposite New Brighton. His agent in this city
was accustomed to enclose in waterproof
bag, The morning papers for distribution on the
Island, ard would send them by the steamboat
Il. +. Stockton, which leaves the city at 6 A.
NJ, when they would be thrown to him from
her. Yesterday morning, as usual, he was at
his pct with his boat, but It being thick and
dark, he got too near the steamboat and was
run over and drowned. His companion in the
bat escaped.
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Niiiiinr, and Naval

Tb' D'co'sh, just arrived, viii he examined
as % rcquiug new boilers, and il .ded, will
~ 90 Brton for them.
M. G. H. LfyiNo,ros has been appoin' ed
Major OF ths H2i X pimeut, y. y. Volunteers,
row quart.r,d al Pots am ST. liwronca, Go.
Nj !. wss educated e. w,,t Point AID will
DE oi rtct a7.i-tAncc to Col. Sanford
lDa och Regiment, Col. Morgan, s'atiogcd
on Gpy' nor's Island, have chosen William II.
Walker, Of ;his city, their trustee and business
mh7sgcL A good selection.
lbe volunteer who was killed on Governors
lsliEj, ON "Wednesday, while ondeavorirg TO
make h.s esctpc from guard, wa killed by a
brother volunteer Tho latest report is that
the deceased rnr against he J4yoHct II the
S'nhnd ard 30 impcrlcd himself
Tur 81 Regiment of German Rifles Colonel
Schneider marched down Broadway Yesterday
afternoon, en- their way from their former en-.
clmpm'ni, at Hamilton Park, to their now
quarters at Camp Washington, Staten Island
Thcy are nov 500 strong and expect to be
rc1dy 20 l,ayc for tho scat Of war about tho Isl
Of January.
The thr"s.na'ted schooner John s. Iiilliman
J. ifs at the government deck, foot Of Morris
a., Il, /, loading gov eminent stores for Port
Re, al, 5. c. She will .ail today.
II. II. NJ guhboat Rin,ldo, Commandtr
Hewitt, arrived yes,crlgy morning, four day,
from Halifax.
The propeller Il b FORBES arrived yesterday
morning from Port Royal in a disabled condi-
ton. She was towcd in y the Atlantic.
Tie new gunboat KanAwha. arrived ycstor-
day from Bridgeport, Conn, where she was
built. to be armed aud put into commission.
The departure Of the 9Th Regiment of New
York Cavalry, which was to have taken place
y studay, was postponed until today.
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IIARrER's MAGAZINE -Jdnuary NumbcT,
Harper & Brother, Franklin square, n, Y.
This iavoIite monthly opens the new year in
a style calculated to greatly interest lis nu-
merous readers. A profusely illustrated his
tory of the United States Navy, by Lossingn
win DO found in this number, than which no.
thing could be more seasonable, while 50 much
interest is taken in our feet and its OFT ers.
The BIRTH AND DEATH or NATIoNs; A
Thought for the CHsif, G. p. Putnam, Pub
lisheT, 632 Broadway.
This Is small anonymous tract, advocating
abOlipon doctrines.
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The Return of the Fagiri,e slaves

rather important measure was effected in
the House Of Representative yesterday, Or,
the passage of an act initiating the prohibit u
of the return of slaves, except to loyal owners.
Although the passage Of any ac,s whatever,
upon the subject, is to bo deprecated at the
present time, this may he regarded a quite
conservative under the circamatnnges, and olr
people will be Icjoiced ii measures, m)re
ultra, arc not carried through by tie present
Honpr,ks
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Albany, Dec 2O.-Mrs. Mary IIartung was
re-arr' sted thi, aftcrr Don, on bench warrant
issued by District Attorney Shafer and is now
in jail. Her counsel, j. w. Iladley, Esq, will
apply for writ of hIJeds corpus as soon as the
papers can be prepared.
The DIST Regiment, Col. Van Zsndt, left this
afternoon by boat for New York.
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From PhlladeIphia.

Ihiiadelph'a, Dec. 20.-The BULLETIN slys
its Union refugee informant must be mistaken
about the Merrimac sinking on the stocks. An
other informant saws that the MeIimac was in
down. 80 as to bring her water. line almost on
level with the water, and that she was covered
with heavy timber theathed with iron. II is
probable that in taking her out of the dry dock,
her weight was so great that she would not
feat, and that she sunk and can never he
rai
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Louisville, Dee 20-Gen. Johnson's brigade
made II reconnaissance in force TODAY 6 miles
south Of Green River, without finding a trace
Of the enemy. No official account of the Mum
louisville fight has yet been received at head
quarters, nor any thing from Gen. Schoopf.
Cincinnati, Dec. 20 The CoMNiERcIAI's
Frankfort dispatch of tonight says there is no.
thing from Somerset today.
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We understand that an order was received in
this city on Thursday, from the Navy Depart
ment, directing the naval recruiting Offices TO
rcfu,c all applications for Enlistment from BIZ
tish buljec,s. While our Government expresses
no apprehension that the Misunderstanding with
Eng and will result in war they are disposed to
act IN view Of any emergency that may ariss.
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Col MuLiIoAr's LEcrrnE by reques, .
the So b Regiment, N Y. S. ", Col. Mulliya
will repeat lis ltctuo, giving an account Of III
siege Of Lexington on Monday evening, at ID,
Cooper Institute, for the benefit Of the sSfIerinl
Ioor in lrciaLl
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Mr.. CHARLES ANDERSON brother Of Gen.
Anderson, whose recent escape from Texas was
noticed in the SuN, is TO deliver an address at
the Cooper Institute, 90 Saturday, which will
he free to the public. Gen. Robert Anderson is
expected in the city today, and it is hoped that
he will be present.
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Government, a. also from our Government to
Minister ADAMS, were sent out by the Africa.
Dispatches we're also received yesterday from
Lord LroSs to Admiral MILNE, commanding
the British Eor;i h-erican Squadron, which
we're PIT on board tue Bf.tish gunboat Landrel,
which inn ediately left our harbor for Bermuda.
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SnFRHr Lynch has made the following APP
pointments;-Under Sheriff, Frederick l.. Vulte:
Deputy Sheriifs-IIugh Kelly, T. Dunlap, j..
Cornell, A. L. Byrnc, John Lynch, john Nc
Keen, T, II. Ferris, d. Gillespie, Benjamin
Ray, W. Moore and John CafFrey; Jailor-Dan-
icl Linn Auctione'rs for sale Of real estate
Miller & Kennedy; Equity Clerk. J. v.
Westeryelt,
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The Africa, which was detained from Wed.
nesday last, l,fs her anchorage at G;45 yesterday
morning. Neither of the messengers returned
in the Africa. She takes out forty five passsn-
gers, among whom is tie Hon. THOMAS SANDS,
ex Mayor Of Liverpool, and $i94, 1851 in specie.
4 Dispatches fiom Lord LYONS to the Brlts
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Hos. JoHS WENTWORTH, ex-Msyoc Of Chi
osgo, formerly known a. 'JOng John, " was At
the Police Headquarters yesterday afternoon,
As spectator Of the workings Of our Poles
DEPARTMENT.
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GEN. MIRNioN, of Mexico, and suite, are
now at the Metropolitan. His visit to this coun-
try is supposed to be in relation to the proposed
European Intervention in the affairs of Mexico.
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mTHg COMPTROLLER awarded Yesterday, =,
the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund, $3.50
900 wei h OF 6 per cent. Cfotou Water stOsk
redeemablc in 1888.
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The RECEIVER OF TANEs gives notice that
all taxes remaining unpaid on the LIST of Janu-
AIRY next will be subject to interest at the rate
of u per cent. per annum from tho Goth Of Sep.
ember last.
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FAru HAT, swAt ACCIDENT. - JON
Ntl,n' res.jirg Al No P~a.l It. was instant,
y KILLED yesterday. ~ f,lii7r, through ths
haichWsy Of de ,tJ,o OF But-sV 4 Co No. sd
Pearl st., where no was EN- loved lie fell ifuo
the Il 10 the = hoo- aLd va, takon up iaAi
He leaves \ wife q. i ta) ,hili-cn.
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The ARTIST FUND SOCIETY are to sell at
auction in the Studio Building, No. 10 Tenth
st., on Saturday evening, the picture they have
had On exhibition fYg some time.
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THE UaibOr Poiioe take posse sion today 0
the police cutter, lately :hc steamer Dee- Sh,
ID to lc Occ.pi'i A. A station house by the entir
fHoe
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UTif1rd Dec. 90. The Connecticut State
loan OF II, 200, 900 WIS taken today a. from par
to , per cent. premium. Only 100000 was
taken out Of the state. The interest is por
cent, payable semi.annually.
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Southern Item. via Chicago

CHit0go ne. 20-Thc Memphis APPEAL
Of the loth inst, h,s the following.
hB"r'Wc, Tom. Dc. 1.-Two more Of the
bridge bur en-, In'In mon, were hung To-Day
~ an o. If Gor. Ca RI u.
N,cc rresilrn' 81 hens Is scriou.ly H.
Inc Memphis Ava .NNCIri, Il the same date
states thst Galveston. TcNts, has been uvscu'
a',d h., tho Couf-Ccf 60.
J,H Thomp,on is busy terrifying Now ia
drill
The Cairo correspondent OF the Chicago TAI.
RUNE says that pom Don biige /, boing con.
sinctcd over the river At \ emphs. Thus -id.
81 Memphis IL q fort mounting To- guns, called
lOIt Pillow. Fort Randolph near Me nphs IL
toirg strongly for fled Tho rebels are juJi-
lam yer the English Interference in the Mason
an Slidtll affair.
The namber Of Federal prisoners at Memphi.
j, e..
Dcscr'ors from the rebel army arc frequent
ard numerous
Clsib ia on was A. Columbus on Wedues.
da,, ard ba- issued a prolima'ion. calling on
the people of Missouri TO furnish jeff. Tnomp
son 10000 men, and increase Gen. Picc's force
to 60 UCu.
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News. see mira r..A..

AiBRo & PoLuIMrs, lEAtER, N TKI
and fine CIR, cries d, NJ. I.2,5 Bf..iW.y. tlul
ton oi ) Nth ave luc. % ~ TLuty fourth -, Fr,
ola Java coffee ar' high grti~ Tls roc tho rtgips
pr ~. Pin. o.I wih'G atI Hr.sBirs f.f md ,oI
pup scs n. B--saslrs a. rclg.cd prices
LYoNs MAGNETIC lNsPcT POWDER.
Tho original AMI genuine article. will ext.rpituss
koa hes, Ante, ami al vcr-l.n. F-.. f-pu, roit,nl
LYONS MAGNETIC FILLS
Are sure death 1, RIts pRl Mice Sd ~ all Drla
Rists every whore. ID. :. BNRNF5, opr.slyr,
Park Row, and 42i Bfuadway
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II formation from Glasgow states that our
troop captured about two tons Of powder buried
On Cab. Jsckson's farm.
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'enimen, agsinSt % oLled " Concert Saloons"
ard Beer 0arders," styling them nuisance,
AID great evils and says "they dazzle the eys
by sensation advcI 'Serrrts, gaudy show biIla
PAINTED and cO-t''r urtszar &c, and II
oih'nIt TO col eve rystsu # iniquity
more s''ucy % TO scD-uai nJtu.ol, " more do
surc Two - all that is virtuo1s and decent
smw 8 men. They recomd end that a Law DO
rsas'd prohibiting the en- lo, ment Of females
where liquor Is tUd or In theatres as attend
ants, or olhsf places o Amusement.
AID the following report is received from
Brooklyn;
CIusiSy or IiH CorcrRr SLooYa IN
BRc, Kt,S The Cnrcoit Saloons recently in.
if1dJc'c into his city, were lat night closed
~ hc J.. lice, in sCc0' dance Nith an order Of
Grf-il Sup,i 'nttbt' at Kennedy The Melo.
rlsr, ~ the conner of Ecmscr { iurt street,
wss e. visited hy Inspector FOX and posse
~ iI o.. Tho fCf'o fnaices bad ct CON rsuc-
ID. Ito is'tec'ol Informed tsaDaget Para, OF
'na na'vfe r HI, vi ~ that le VI. yioati1 {
an r'dinircc which required he prcpic orr o.
al "lhoss' 'ooh'ain "a license frcrl tho ri ,,nf
and Aldermen cftto Wsid before giving cvhi.
hii'1'. M. Pufdy 'rrli.d ina. be vas not
Az arc tf,' h. had violated AN Lac. br'. n ~,
hc would I'ompily cleso tho IS s'l.hr,e1'.
turn Ittr-s lad taken, A1i .,oos ~ II
1"'nru.~. The "p'ctty water rl1' pu'
on tb,f siavE anil went To their
Ones. o. tho a.. .ouco rc'ir'nt ~ 4r ott, ny
IVA nef vet, slpilad win 'iclets auI h,d
thor p.Incy returned. There VII. no rrio. %
act m,tt whatever, a't t. g., mo 1t,
tn Btl".u wa cleared thi H. hts we're pat ort,
AID al 4, ~ Do k,c.s.
Trc I,sp,.tor next vi.,i "Burii. vaie
u a.. On 'hr conner Of Fulton ani P,uftpllc
'lcr'-. The p.'fmn 'roo, hat al csdy ,)r
m'iccd Inc pruprie o. was made acquainted
WIN tho o'foff from heaigult'ef althpu N
lc at Fl 81 druut.cd 20 ~ ccrding n 10 sun
mary rutlio, finally Jirld vi IA i,pri
prnor. auc Dismissed ii, audience, GruL'5inI
,iout-l5) persona I,.h ,i,co, tay. liuior H.
t".,c.. tut ,,i'h'r hai obisinsi . li-eu,e from
- p pI's sIthofi les 80 give tbibi ion. Tho
sel'ou VETS conducted cu tuc ID. r,4 D.i .iplc as
lho- . in non Nny N " Nu.k.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIL
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice
hereby given 10 all persons having claims again
MARY 81 LLIVAN, late Of the city of New YorA
deceased, 10 present the same, with vouchers Their
of, 20 the subscribers, at the residence Of III,
Drumgoolc, NJ. B2 Attorney 81, In the city Of Nc
York, on or before the third day u March next. a
Dated New YORK, the 2Tth day 81 August, 1851.
JOHN g. DRuMGoOLE, Exscu,orrI
AUGUSTA DAILY, NNeSu"-
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF tt
lsurrogate of the County Of New York, notice
hereby given 10 all persons having claims AgaI
WILLIAM SrUHR, late Of the City Of New ~
deceased, 10 present the slnle, with vouchers III
Of 10 the subscriber,st the office Of Charles Chez
No. 1876 Broadway, in the City Of New York, OF
before the 18th day Of March next. Dated,
York, the 11th day Of SePtember, 1851.
JOHN n. FINCK.
AdminisAalor, &cn of Wm. htuhr'
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u the l't and cheapest article fr dressing An.
beauty ing, oleanin curling, lfeserNiog sod ID
storing the hair LAilc+ ~ IL. Sold by al DRUG
gists.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TH1
isurrogste Of the County Of New York, NOtioe
her, ny given ~ Ill persons having claims A,,aiS
cet sed, ~ present the same With vouchers thsr
u the subscriber NJ his Office, No. Isl Green -
street, In the city 81 New York on or before the sc
day IT May next. Dated, New York, the 19th d.
ofNovember, 1861
LOUIS II PrGNoLEr. EIo-utg-
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIL
surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice
hereby given TO all persons having claims agar
the estate Of Charles Goodyear late Of the City
New York, deceased, 10 present the same, VI
vouchers thereof n the subs ,riber at his othoeN
1876 Bron lway,in the City Of New York, on or heh
the 26th day of February next. Dated, New fo
l9tL day ofAugust, 1851.
CIIAS. GOODYEAR, Jun,
Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Th
surrogate Of the County Of New York. notice \
hereby given IN al persons having claims Asyain.
HENRY -. STARR, formerly Of the City OF No
York, but late of the City Of New Haven, ni.rchAaA
deceased, " present the same, with vouchers thar
OF, u the nihscriber, At his Office, at the Uniiu
Bank, No. 81 Wall street. In the city ofNow YdrM
on or befnre the BlBt day 81 March next Dali
New York, 2lst day ~ September. 1861
EDWARD Ii ARTTTl.R Rte-ukor
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IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THU
Surrogate 4 the County Of New York, notice II
Aorcly given - all persons having claims agains1
DANIEL ), KENNEDY, late Of the city Of Nou
York, deceased, e present the same, with vouchers
thereof % the subscribers, at the residence n
Thomas Mckenzie, No. 1926 West Thirty-burtf
street IN the city Of New York, on or before n
third day of March next. Dated, New York, the sIh
day Of August, 1851.
THos, MaKENzIE,) Executors. |
JOHN h. FOX,
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIL
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice
hereby given ~ all persons having claims AGAIN.
Adelaide Riley, late 81 Montrose, Penn, deceased
TO present ths same, with vouchers tLerof, ~ Vi
Subscriber, ut his office, No. 81 Wall street, In u
City OF New York, or before the tenth day Of Feb
ruRry next.
Dated, New York, the o5ih day ~ July, 1901.
JOSEPH GREEN,I.EAF, Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIL
tsurrogate Of the County ~ New York, notice I
hereby given that all persons having claims aganl
Sll4AS HOLMES, late Of the CITY Of New York, ID
ceased, 10 present the same with vouchers thereo@
the city of New York, on or tstore the TwentistI
day Of January neIt. Dated, New York, the "
day Of July, 1851.
WILLIAM NELSON Execu|
SAMUEL b. sCHIEFFELTN, ! t,rs.
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF mi

IN IUNoUANOE VI Nm UhUEK OF III !
Surrogate OF the County II New York notice n
hereby given IN all pers1os having claims again
ELIJAH 7. BARKER late u the city Of New Yor|
deceased, H. present the same, with vouchers thsr
Of " the subscriber, al hs Office, No. lT6 Chatha
street, In the city Of Now York, on or before ID
sixth day Of March NEXT. Dated, New York, n,
GIthtdky Of August, 1881. ISAAC q. BARKER
Admini-tra.or, Sc with the will annexed.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or THk
lsurroga,e Of the County u New York. notice L
hereby given N all persons having claims aganse
FREDERICK HORNFELD, late II the City Of New
York, Grocer, deceased, " present the same, wiz
vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers, At the ONCE
James Gridley No. 90 Nassau n, In the city Of Nsv
York, on or before the 2sth day Of April next. Dal
Tod New York, the 18th day Of October, 1851.
CHARLES GROSSKLAUB,
CAR5TEN y. GARI.ISCH,
Administrators, %.