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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-10

The Expedition Of Flores against Ecuador.
BosToS, June Z. lS52.-An extract of let,
ter, dated GuayaquiI, May 2, contains the fol
lowing information:
The expedition OF Flores has not yet achiev-
ed anything of importance. His vessels still
lie inactive at Para. about 40 miles below
GLayaquii. His force is variously estimated al
from 600 to 200 men, while in Guayaquil
there are between ), 600 and 1900 troops ready
10 oppose him.
Flores men are the best fighters, and have
the best officers, but the chances are decidedly
against him. His friends say that he is expec
ting recruits from Para, as we'll as company
Of Americans from Panama.
In the meantime eighty of his troops have
deserted. and came in TWO DAYS ago. The 90.
yernment offers 500 and farm 10 each deser.
ter.
The city of Guayaquil is full of Jealous
people, and the greatest unanimity prevails.
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- EDUCED PRICES.-The season having
IL considerably advanced, will offer the remain.
der of my stock of Dress Goods at much re-.
duced prices, and the balance OF my stock of Man.
ti)as will be sold at lower prices than were asked
for them at an earlier period in the season. Ny
stock OF Dress Goods comprises dloice patterns of
Rich printed Organdies: Barege de LANES
Do do Tissue: rich Printed Barege
DO do Satin plai.. do; Chaly Barege
French Jaconets; Paris de Lame, &C, &c.
And the Mantiilas are in choice shades of pink
blue and green. Those wishing to purcl, Sc are In
vited TO examine these articles
WILLIAM E. WARREN,
je 8-t20J No. I4I Eagle souare
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rhEAT SPECULATION IN LUIS
~ NOW Is TIE TINE To SECURE A
HUME For SALE twel re LOTS, beautifully located
near the Temperance Hall, ON Church Hill, At % 50
per front foot, 1870 feet The neighborhood 10 ra-
pidiy improving. Make early application 20
je 4-lw* DAVID BAKER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-10

NOTICE.-As expect to be absent from the
Y city IN ashort tm., and probably remain for
three four months, respectfully request ali per
sons Indebted me to come forward and settle with
either myself or E. Dews and all persons having
claims against me will please present them for set
Element as speedily as possible.
je 7-2w~ BERNARD O'NEIIJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-10

EEDAR TAR.-The most successful rcmed,
~ now in use Tor the cure of incipient Consump
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Putrid Sor
Throat, Dyspepsia, diseases of the Kidneys ant
Liver, Kings Evil, Piles, letter, and all disease
arising from impure blood and enfe ebled state O
the system
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07
From the Washington ln,.llis,ae.r.

To THE CLERGY or THE DIsrRlcr.-h'
meeting Of number OF the Clergy OF Tao Di,uie' =;
held Al The Central Academy on saturday, VIC "a :,
inst. Rev MI CuTley was appointed chairman 1hu
REV Mr. Carothers Secretary. and u was ON ~"
ton, . o., T. a.. n,.,r,t x,r.
RI,o,p,s Tha; We invite the Clergy 0i ths Dm., So
.,ai, wuh their ladies' TO DIN US IN paving ouf $50
!, the Distinguished guest of hs nation Governor h''''"
asd his lads. ... ....,,.s n ,,s fr.,, G 81 b
a,nomtpalion be appointed y no are res ecaIai
~S.sraily 20 call the attention u Their bTetnsa
no.sd nj azure and ask thsr cooper atloa
!, a, follows Rev Drs LtpIle tussAass o.. y
Nwray and Rev. Messn. MeisAh' h>@o''
smith and Grnnell. ,. -. p.eao ana Rev Mr..
Essisy he a COMMITTEE TO arrange Win "o''$"
npnsasaes o. re a'' u IS,1a Ssn 90 Brethren
Lamed an II ayssd that the proposed call shall be
mas on oef Tue ssy next, a, y o'clock W. Inc con-
. 70 meet at the Bible Depository, eoFne' u
ana i0'n irnylN. JoEL 3. BAcos,
SAMUEL KEPLER.
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N ENVY OR X and NEW-HANEN
i Y RAILROAD -wINTER ARRANGEMENT, Dec

\ ,ssi-TTans cut of New.YoEk leave near corner Of
CaAAl-st and Broadway. -,
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave for New Haven at and
NJ 40 A nj: and 4 SIP. NJ The ll.30 A. VI. runs m Ca
necs,es with Tram from New. Haven - Hartford ana
RrJin.6th AID WITH Tram over the Canal Road .
ErPRESs TRAINS for New-HaVen, Hart I'd sPrnsHelo'
fcpIesrept River and Vermont Railroads. 70 Ogdens-
bsrgh and heanedl Boaion aud WORCESTER, at 4 d.
frtops nj Stamford and BrdgepoItD and M lst9P az
Stamford Nerwak and Bridgeport time about 81 h'nTs
70 Boston The ga sohnects with the Housstonc ana
Nsutatuek Railroads Bridgeport and Canal Railroad
nj New Haven. The o'clock p. III with .sansaIAcH
SpsrIAi TRANS for Port Chester a. 80 NJ. and 81
p nj Stop at Mount Vernon and PelhaEvhle
TRAINS INTO NEW -YORk-Accominodatlo Trans Ies.e
New Haven At $40, I, and 9 IS A. Nj, aud 420 z h
TIE . IS A NJ receives passengers from Springfield ana
Hartford lasa Canal Railroad at New Haven and non
N.ugaiusk Railroad a. Brldgeport The 49o NJ re-
esvss passengers Hartford and Springfield Roroad
YlPRyss TRAINS leave New Haven arrival OF Trains
from Beston and AS stopping al Bridgeport,
Norwan aud Stamford leaving Boston al A. III, and
up. N. 1000 =,
SPECIAL TRAINS leave Port Chester at $50 A. NJ and
3SP 81. 49,. >,
Sac large bill of advertisement. At the Saton House and
yrpeasl IIetels GEO W. WHISTLER, JR.,
As Superintendent.
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Ma. THRAsHER AND Nix. OwsN.-Thc
P,eayunc publishes the following letter from Mrs


P,cayunc publishes the following letter from Mrs
Thrssher ,s.,
To fkr Editors Of 1.s PiclpLE,.
GENrLEVEs-I learn that Mr.. ovens ooasuns
quite publicly of letter Of thanks received from
Mr.. J. s. Thrasher. -
On the morning that nay son was taken rom MS
prison 10 be hurried into exile. no sen! M oven
letter but II Was 10 thank hm Tor all he has snnsIea
from him 10 thank him for the long voyage ne was
rompelled 60 make ana for all letters h<s nave
been found upon his table unopened, as ne mu't pc
Iieves Mr. Owen 70 be the cause or all nor " no
alone In his belief. Mr. owen has played double
mart withholding from this Governments papers
sss and instructions, which my son wished MN
10 pfesent and orclbly aud has assisted This Gov
eminent in causing his rum.
In INV hast interview with my son, among MS iast
words were these q" Mother. n Dad mol gone 70
Mr. owen on that fatal morning., and lmpio5ed nfm
to- at lie asst make the attempt 10 save those by hu
man hives, | never should have been N th's duh.
yson nor would my trial hsYe IaAen ths eouise ~
has done. | also said 10 him. Ana "as' iePy
will YOU make TO your country, Sr, anu W ,ose
mothers. and those wives, ana shose sistis, "neh
they shall ask you where Is my 500, ana my nus
band aud my brother, whom YOU have pIoho,,h.,s,,
as beyond your rgnt 10 interfere M oenan oi
lie has sworn 10 have aD revenge, ana no" W
has IL 49,, ~, H.,
should have written 20 you before this' esI ioI
the fear that Mr. Owen might YET MAKE tmune'
trouble for US but be Is now gone he sAiee ms
moIning for Charleston and can harm rs NO more
Yours, respectfully.
Mas r, r. THRasHrR.
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SUPREME CoURT.-Ia the matter Of

- 4
- ne a1riicsil-l ofit. Mayer AGeTnsa AID Ce. ..e-
AZ, Of he C 4 fs- Sess 20 a'. 70 ,Ae or 10
StJ 81 Nex Yors Thc subscro>rs. CoAsllss oasrs 81
ss,rnzts axd Assessreui a sAs AbsTe sauied nAssI'
scs sursn . ne rtgaTems.ts o; a. Act 81 as Lsz,
stw-s Of ~. People Of ihe s-g-s q SsNfcTk aiic
Al Ac; . >a.ad al Aei sai.ss "a a.. 's % '
laws relating p1rSle1 ars % = ti'y ~ 49, 70
ose Act passed ABr . si3 grsseo nj 20 iss9 t1A'
1900 u -. sfve Icy al Ne ~ ths
o1ssrs Of iks assessed "a. naIafes 81 slea sf -
~ ~ rs-7 an tse suount 81 AssssSDeG:. whether
or tza-e y benefit and zsc a. TIE stavlts. ss1 sies
- ssl1r taelr EFT have 5rsa tspcs,:ei ne
stfsF- tonlr ss'lEsrt C-ce = tes -F aAc CpaNH q
New 1rs o- o.. Insertion ~ Va -s'-vsr i nav go
cen thu. reUih Tor az ieast SKY tays oet re ess
g, arl-ss.sners maze her ePor. = ne 20 sspf,s
+ ut AZ BE tre ard place hereinafter ulca.snsd hsa
In - Com ss-ers further give rotice. plrSn1At 20
a. reorrnlsEts ~ ire set elfed -Aa Aci - AEezd Al
49, su,iea a. A. ? iSs,ien q ,As sls,..s = = 80
merits ard Taxes IL he CY lnd CoaniF y SeN- AA
fro.k.- p1-yosts. rassed May "a. lsis passed My 4;
1881 % ne s7ef y owners et oesn :. -
houses, ard iIrfof ssl OF - ~ = 49,
b. tfeT AYE completed ihs, As mate ana AsseHs
neui and .aaJ - F,Tsoas Nas,e --eI-sls ~ -,
thselJ and who uay Be epp'sec 70 ne sane -. - ~
% 70 prescrt th-lT objections z Nnurg 20 AAhoN y.
BURR ~ Chairman ii the sad tenmssiesers' y ~.
hoase. Nc 6 Grand St N Iae c-As q Ns" ~
.L--g dsvs Ea tie date Of tins notice And ta1t ,ee
Lai.s acsd - tais astessr eai ais as -.
10 An the and situate. lyias and osns n me S.9 %
SsE-York t,eeH tie westerly s.ds OF Sta-Sy me ess
sr ode of the ne OF TIE center Of the block Pc
tween 5sh -. AID 6thss. arc ;he Inc Q, las ~
Commissioners mars on le fAe Stree. Ceanssloners
cs OF the CITY OF New YorS. AEc also AL the Anc XIV
ale lns and beng the CIy Of New YORK ost~een we
westerly side Of oh Az the sastsfF sde ~ IN sse
lac Of the center al the block between oh-st and
sne tbe ns Of tie o the block between 5h. aus
Srh-s ald ;he CcmRissieners mars on a.e -
the Street Comm szicHsrs Oce Of the tiy OF NeSs on
And also the and situate. lying and eenE n me oaV
NewYork between ihe westerly side Of IN Az ne 49,
srr SIDE Of sh-av the hne Of the center Of iRe block o
tween 59,h s. and Cth-S and the line OF the center o.
tas block between 5hs snd ssh laid out on the
,u rsssoser maps. RE N the Street Coinisso
Office Of the CIV oil NeW-Tors And the SID Commis-
soner further xye notice hat her reoo-t IA 'ne ABOVE
ened matter VII be made and presented O. the SnDIe me
Court Of the state Of NewYorS a special term 81 the
sad Court % he he'd the City a Of the City OF New
HoT. OF Saturday, ne isth day Of se'uary 1874, = the
a8e ng Of he Cour, that dsv Thereafter ~
Cos-se. can be heard and tAai then .nG there motoS
y b. male hat The SAID reporS be confrnled-Daisd,
Nsr-Torf. November q. 1881.
AARON c. BURR,
f HTSEY 6 SHE%sTT2oLF c'T7i''i'A'F''
HENEY = DAVIES Attorney. No Fh
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'THE People OF the STATE o

THE PEOPLE OF the STATE OF
IL SEW-NORK. by the grace Of esd, free and lnds-
pendent To all persons Interested the Estate of a
RAH brand. late Of the City Of New YORK deceased
a. creditors next Of KIN otheTwsesekd greeting You
and each OF you hereby cited snd required personally
be and appear before Surrogate Of the County ot
New York al his Office IN the City Of NewYork, ca me
~epty rnh day Il January next eleven o'clock IA the
forenoon OF that dag then and there 70 attend me mai SET
Element Of the account of proceedings OF James
Public Adnipstra.or in the Cy OF New York aud as Adj
rnsrstor of the goods eha,tss and credits OF sad de-
ceased.
In testimony whereof, we have caused the sea VI
said Surrogate TO be hereunto affixed Wisasss,
Alexander w Bradford. Esquire, Surrogate OF our
II s. sad County Al the City Of Nsw-YoTk. the 3sth
DAY Of December. IN the year OF our Loiu oAe
thousand eight hundred and ifty- one.
ar lawt1W@ A. w BRADt OhDi Su''7t''e
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA drect-U. s. MAIL
and IXPRESS LINES-Thiough In 4. hours-New-Jer
ssy knlrese Jersey City leaving New-iork at A. NJ
foot Of CouI,andt- st A. 81. and p. NJ. Lberty-st.
I<ayts Phlsdephia hours from foot Of Walnuist
Ysrs reduced class and 81 50 for second class
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
tAr,xgh uskeis sod the above lines and through bag
S,srSs rsnsustors dl9n
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DEGULAR NAIL LINE, via Stoning-

u ton, for Boston Providence New Bedford, taunton
nd Newport carrying the great Eastern U Mall With
cot change OF ears detenonThe secure and elegant
steam srs c. VANDERBILT and C0MM0DOREleay g.
alternate days (Sundays eIcept.d) Plel Ne thrN
wharf above Battery place. az O'Clock NJ Fof pas
see freight, apply at Pier No J. or az ,hs
ozlkce, Ne. II Battery place. hi
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLRCAD.--
NETWORK 10 ALBANY and TROY. Winte

II u NEW-YORk to ALBANY and IkOf. Nlhler
xuantement On WEDNESDAY, Dec. q, the IRAN,
will, urtil further notice az follows:
Leave New-York. gUlng Nonh, nom ths once ms y
Chambers st. Al A NJ. for Peekskl, stopping az al
way stations Al AM. Way Mail Tram Tor Albany aha
Troy stopping Peeksknl and all stations north OF that
place nal and connecting With trans for the West
and North. At I. PM, Express Tran for Aloay and
Troy, stepping oaly at Peeksklil, Cold Spung, t1sAk
PossAhespss and Hudson connecting with Western and
Northern Trans Al Pm fcS Poughkeepsls, lifeisht
sas psssen taial stopping at all way stations AZ
4 p NJ, for Poughk,epsle, stopping al way stations
N3pM. Nal Trans icl Albany and Troy, sspPlng a,
Peekskll. Cold Sprns Fshkli and Pcughksepsie' az All
stations North Of that place on signal At3t IN teeis
All stopping at all way stations At6P N EmigTant aud
Express freight Tram only.
Leave Poushkespsie for Albany and Troy ~ 81 A. NJ oE
heght and passengers, stopping AZ way stations
Leave Albany and Troy engine sts'0n soiug south - I
M. Mail Train Tor New York. stopping a. all WAY STA
tns wsere there mSs to bc received and delivered
II A NJ Express Tram tor New York stopping ONLY at
Hesen, ushksepSie and PeeSsklL At p ii, Freight
AMPaSssnge Tram t0r Poughkeepsis stopping al Way
S@ehs Al 81 NJ for passengers 20 New York, stopping
at way stations signal At s. p NJ (or arrival II
trail from the Vest Night Man Tam Or Sex-YoTk,
stopug cnly to deliver pasSergers
Lave PoughkeepSe for keW-Yoyk st A. NJ s,oprng
~ stations. AT J e5 A. NJ. l1r freight AID p&Soa-
sr.topplng al way stations
Lese Petkski for kew-Yoik al 81 4 NJ. stopping at
way &nona Al 4. Pm stopping az WAY stations.
PsSnstrs Will syscRre Tickets before the Cara
Nc'-iork. Dec "a. 1851 td23l ". Z. YOUNG. PIcS't.
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6tfamboats an6 Railroads.

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
IN Trains leave follows Sundays excepted irom
ser fo0, e. Duanest..
MAJ TEAM at s A 81 for Dunknk aad all Stations.
ksWBURGK EXFggss TRAIN az 4 p. VI.
WAY TRAM. st4 p NJ. Tor SufeTas, Oxford and inter-
mediate SgSfioIs.
EvFEING ErFRBss TEAM al p ". for Dunklrk. con-
peetIrg viii the DUngUk and Stats Llne and kne and
Nsrth- east Railroads, ior Ere, Pa.
CHAs. MINOT. Superintendent.
New.YoYk Dee %. 1851 Dig Il
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Fir.

0'','' es~o1s Chantauque Co., Friday Jas = iess.
TIE Allen House the block Of IS. sso, re.
SsGaSss Boct Kss e s. s1e Sn
T.. T. foote. were sn nIs o,,t about O'Clock A. n.
morning. TIE me U,G we're occupied BY G.. Butler,
The stores uesi"'p san, c. Field, Foot a Dow,
a. Ks1 Wh iS g. Bliss Compton S lone:
a Dean " pork and large stock u groceries,
49, ~, ~ he sufferers were insured W.
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DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND

n III III VI III VI TIT ht1t.1 - =
II SUPPLIES December 90 lS5i.-TO CONTRAC-
TORSSealed proposals wi he received al the Office OF
the Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies, No l. New
CITY Hail, (basemeht until Friday February 20, 1884, Il
10 ocleck, NJ, at which time they will be publicly
opened, For GRANITE BLOCKS - be delivered ia tins
CITY OF the following length and SIZE viz s. 6, s. and
9hehes square, and 10 inches long Quantities 70 pave
OoVO square yards OF each kind Said proposals 70 en-
brace Eastern well other Granite. Proposals VIII
state The pncss Of each separately and also the time
required 10 FURNISH the said quantities Blank
Inmates can be had this Office n B-The Commission
e reserves this night of rejecting all ANY Of the es
mates VI deemed for the vi the Corporation
Nm. ADAMS,
d7e I'm Csmmis.onsr Of Repairs Aad suPpiiss
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NOTICE is hereby gwen, according 70
r ri ARK la. OF The CITY Of Brooklyn, Kings County,
eceaSed that they are required to exhibit the same Win
the vouchers thereof the suhscroer AZ me sore OF
Mesys mn Nyee Co Ne q Nassau ST. IN the City Of
On OF before ne 10Th day OF PM neX-paea
October a. 1881. HELEN Nj lam,
oil iaw6nlN ed AulhhssfaIi'
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rVHE People of the STATE of

THE PEOPLE of the STATE IF
4 NEW-IORh, by ths Gsace oi God Free and indie
pendent To AL persons interested N the estate Of JO
SkPH LEIGH, iate Of the CITY o New lork, deceased.
creditors. EeYt Of kn otherwise. send Greeting
lou and each Of you hereby eed and required per-
sonsy 20 be and appear before Surrogate ofhe COUn
y OF New YORK, u his chce in the city of New York.
TIE 23d day 4 Feoruay next II o'clock IN the forenoon
tia. tay then and there attend the NAL settlement
OF the account Of proceeding by James hayer Public
Admin a'oT, ard Admnlsrator # the goods, chat
tells and - cdits If said deceased.
In ie,,moIy whereof we have caused the seal ID Office
If taid Surrogate to be heTeunto affixed Witness,
Alexander W. Bradford ESQ Surrogate OF our said
Il County al the City NewYoTk. the 18th day Of Au
gust the year a Lord thousand eight hun-
urcd and fifty one A W BRADFOR
d2t Law iw Weds Surrogate
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AARON c. BURR, }
HESkY 6 REEWsFFH3oLF Coz -'i''i'A'r''
HENRY =. DAVIES Attorney. no tFH
EORECLOSURE SALE.-Defaulthav

lx'OhEt LOC II y LII
ing been made m the conditions II two certain mort
CAGES bo' executed ny Alexander Melville Jr 70 Neho
las McGraw CALVIN Condt and Jordan L. Mott Trustees
dstcd the lsih day Of July 1872 and recorded in the Office
OF Register Of the City and County Of N Lioei
33G of Mort CAGES page 4C6 July 81 lSi9 and odlhed o.
an ndenture executed by sad Alexander Melville Jr
dated January 49, lso and recorded the same once IN
second dated SepteIbet ls49 and recorded the
Office IN Lber 359 Of Mortgages page 3i September
lSl9 and mded hy ndentVre executed by the said A.
exander Neville J dated December2 a. lSs and record
ed IN same Office Liber 3i4 OF Mortgage page $50 De
cember e. S9 whereby the power Of sale the
sd MORTGAGES has become alive and no suit, or pro-
eecdng AZ having been instituted TO recover the debts
secured bv such mortgages part thereof and the
snoun claimed 10 be cue thereon The time Of the first
publication Of this notice being ten hundred and ninety
,hree dollars and fy-six therefore public notice Is
brebv syen that the ortgaced premises will he sold ai
public auction the auction Of Messrs Cole Ch
toh No Nast IN the CITY Of New Iork, on the TWEEN
tyth day Of December next at 10 o'clock al noon, to
satisfy the amount due such mortgages at the date
hereof and the costs and expenses allowed oy law The
follovnr Is eScrQtion Of the IAorIgaged premises
in said mortgages All those certain lots
erpaTcels Of land situate the XvIh Ward ofhe City OF
New-York. designatd on map Of lands IN the XVIII
Ward of the City OF the property OF the heirs ~
Mary Clarke deceased" made by George b Smith, City
Surveyor and dated April 1887 hy the numbers 3Sl and
$50 bounded and containing together as iolows sesm-
n a. noin on the westerly side Of the 0th-av distant
"a eet s inches southery from the southesteIy corner
S S5,b 5sths, leo feet thence southsardv in
bne parallel with 10th 20 feet Il inches. thence east
wardy IN line parallel with 2S'h-st 100 feet to the wes
sy hns Of othay and thence along the said
westerly side of 40 feet nchesto the place OF be-
ginning be the SAID dimensions more OF less during All ths
rest resdue and remainder Of term OF Il years granted
10 the SAID Alexander Melville, IT. IN and ~ certain m
denure Of lease between Bache cEysrs, Trustee OF the
FIRST part Rupert Cochrane and Isabella NJ MS wie OF
part dated February 1871 and recorded in ne Of
fee OF the Register OF the City and County Of
IN her 4I of Conveyances page 40 together with the
said deniure Of lease and every clause condition. proV
sion, agreement, and benefit there contAiaed-pMea
September Is, 1881 n op 81 a,orr (r,n.,se
4 Dan
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF

IN THE SUPREME COURT of the
1 STATE OF New YnrS MORGAN MOSHER asst
MORRISON II HOPKINS To the defendant You
plant this action. which lled IN the office Of the
County Clerk oi the County Of Caguga the 20h dsy OF
December, 1881, and copy OF your az
Office the village Of Wettsport, IN sad County
within weLty DAYS after the service If ihs summons
you exclusive Il te day N such service and fan 10
answer the said compliant within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff wall take Judgment against for the Of wo
hupeIe ed and nnety-four dollars and eehy-wo cents
with interest thereon from the "a CAV OF December 1851,
besides costs Dated January 6, lS)2.
SOLOMON GILES Plaintiffs Attorney.
J7laV6WW Weedsport, n. Y.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION for the

discharge Of nsolyeai from BE teofs. PIT AM p
tie PROVISIONS Of tie third article 81 nls al The
fh chapter Il the seceud pat II the Eeyse1 statues
OKRIN CASE Il The City and County q Nes fSt. an
1881 Creditors sprear before Hon. " X heeoe Cl'I
JUDGE II Tie City sud County OF Ne" Or GU ne -. gay
ofcs IN tie CITY Hall Building. the ely 81 Ne|'N orA
TO show cause !. they have Why An n shs1
ust he made OF said Inso.TeEr estate and se %
fr,-n his debts GEO HUDSON.
.Io lAx6wW 4lttcrnsy for Inso.veEi.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
togate Of the Cauaty Of New-York notice = hereby
riveu 10 an persons having claims against ilhiAM I'D
WARDS late of the CITY OF NewNcrS. deceased 70 pre-
cert tie same with vouchers thereof 20 The sulsco ~
the store OF Robert Edwards JUNIOR, No SSl Hudson
greet in the CITY New York. o. before me
- III Iaruary nett Dated New-Yok, the fifteenth day
OF July. 1851 bcbkhI kpH AhtS,
iVib iaN6nNeGs Acffnisuhef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

w IN ARRANGEMENT, betN cen Pm Auel phit
az fIsspuis through in TWENTY POUR uoURs.-Oa and
s Hsc ~ rassenserswl be earned By the PennsylvA-
pug IN twenty four Hoxss with only S. miles OF Staging
"su an excellent Turnpike. Fare Sill
a. hn ths shortest and best route between the Great
Wal and the Atlantic Cites and the accommodations
~ Al respects of the highest character The Express
nfonsh Tam lln 81 hous,l leaves the Depot Market
wa 81 Broad st. every evening az 3tOclock The Morn
y way Tram leaves the place 81 o'clock A. 81
~ hs hne Passengers wall be carried through 81 hours
snh good nights a, HollaaysbuTg.
The above Lines pass through Lancaster, Harrisburg
Ls~Rtown Illumination, IOhnstown. &c crossing the
sounisins By Observation-Disclosures, Dec 3 1881:
THOS. MOORE,
6l0 I'm Axsn, pennsy,ysnia RAILROAD CompAny