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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-12
PARIS AND LONDON
OV r. R G. o A IT S (!

'E'l!s day received, few
SAMPLE COATS,
The latest styles worn in Paris and London i'm
ported to our ORDER presenting variety of attractions
seldom offered to the public
Also received, an invoice Of
London Milled Cloths & French Beavers,
the latter an entirely style worthy the atteniioa of
those in want Of Superior Garment it is guaranteed
to be the only lot If The kind that has been imported
for this, or the New York market, this season.
REV PANTALOONERY.
An invoice just banded, Of new and beautiful STYLES
which we shall open on Tuesday next the same huving
been selected from the London and Paris markets, ex
pressy to our order, which, together with
ment selected iIom recent arrivals, offers variety sci
don witnessed.
TO hose who favor us with call, are prepared
exhibit TO them The richest, rarest and most elegant
Stock of Goods
for gentleman's wardrobe, before offered by any
one House IN our line, and at moderate prices.
The large increase of patronage from all parts OF
the Union, encourage still furtfer exertions to
please; and we have made arrangements to receive,
quarterly, Garments in the leading London ard Paris
styles, as introduced.
G. A. SMITH IL CO.,
NO. OLD STATE HOUSE,
Washington Street, Boston.
November l, 1852 noylld6wis
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DRY GOODS at WHOLESALE.

DRY GOODS at WHOLESALE.
THE subscribers invite the attention Of
Il COUNTRY MERCHANTS
their very extensive Stock fresh Gods, adapted TO
The New England Trade.
They believe thal their stock pr sents At hs time
better variety from winch assert Up stock, than that
of any jobber in Boston ard they viii offer cat in
iucemens in prices to Cash or short time buyers.
novlO d6t-wtf H. II. CHAMBERLTN co.
20 Carnage Makers.
WE offer at wholesale, at the very LOWEST PRI-
w CEs!
PRINTED DRUGGETS, all widths and quail
tiles.
Drab and Colored Damasks.
3 Cases and Bales GERMAN and ANIERI
CAN CARRIAGE CLOTHS, in Olives, Blues,
Browns, Drabs, &c.
Bales 40 inch BURLAPS suitable for glueng
Carriage i Cloths.
VELVET and TAPESTRY, CARPETS, &C.,
&c. II. II. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
nov1o d6i-wtf
Blankets and Fi;anneHs.
--.---------
. 10, II and 1874 BLANKETS, Of the finest Woo,
tWlileu ana phhHi comprising Il great variety OF
quail les and sizes
3, T. 5, 6 and 1914 FLANNET.S, of all qualities
aud colors, including very wide fine Goods, suta-
lie for bedding for invalids, as well as
Stout Colored Flannels,
Tor mems wear
PRINTED SALISBURY FLANNEL, for
Children.
RED COMFORTERS, of all sizes and prices.
CRIB BLANKE TS
Lancaster and Imperial QUILTS, &C., &c.
Purchasers invited this Stock Of Goods
which 90 SOLD Low prices.
II. H. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
noy10 d6i-yetf
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HOUSE and Barn for Sale. or 10 Let.

House and Barn Tor Sale, or to Let
(@A THE House on Pleasant street, next west Of
G, LII DR.. Martins Brick House, containing CONNIE
dious connected parlors, library, dining room ana
kitchen, with ample closets. comfortable lo1eiua
chambers, besides in the attic. is supplied i,s
hard and soft alter The cellar is good, and Rarn
convenient for keeping TWO Horses Rent $3.50
For further particulars, apply to
EDWARD EARL.E.
Worcester, 1lth Mo-, 8, 1852. diff
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T @ LET.

ON Main street, two pleasant LODGING ROOMS,
~ furnished. and taken care of may be obtained for
single gentlemen, by inquiring at 1856 Main street.
StilaS
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Down! Down Clear DOWn!!!
ESESY GSggegEDS

4 RE cheaper this week, than at any time previous
II his season, and A. Y. Lolnp-on d Co, are
receiving lager stock Of every description of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
than they have ever before offered and having been
purch sed at the present down to the foot Of The i'll
prices, they determined sell them at prices that
shall defy competition Their stock comnr es every
possible description OF Ds~ Goods of The latest and
most beautiful sly les and fbric The attention of lhe
Ladies is particularly invited.
A. Y. THOMPSON & co.
N B a lot of doGbe wish L5onese Cloths at TIC.
An extra quality do. do. Co a, CSC.
Cashmere de Laints at II cents
Nous de LANES "a cents
Good style Prints, FISH colors, and tine cloihs 81 cts
Rich Raw SILK Plaids high colors, So cents usual
price So cents.
wide heck and Stripe Silks al coors) 60 and 75c
WOODEN ong and Square sh4wls, from So GEMS to
$3.50. with many other Goods equally cheap
noVll tl2tsN vs4,y
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Ran AWAY.

LNROM The subscriber, in Upton, the 4th day of
Il October last, my son, PATRICK COONEY aged
Ii years. Any information concerning him, will be
gratefully received By his father, HUGH COONEY,
Upton, Mass
N b All persons forbi to harbor, or trust him
my account. ii. O..
novS dot wti*
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Ross Premium Crystalized SOAP.

N05s IIeIi1UIA OIys01IZ5N soap,
4 EONFESSEDLY the best Article in use. The Re-
" port OF Inc Worcester Co Mechanics Association,
says OF this soap:" This article found trial TO
be all that its maker ella for il. II excellent
shaving Soap grand toilet Soap, is unsurpassed for
nursery purposes-Femoves all grease from Clothing
and is an excellent subs ute fOT spermacet in doing up
linen. The Committee think entitled Silver Med
al"
Agent for Worcester, L. T. LAZELD Druggist,
oct23 d4wis 20l ha,in street
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Essential ellis.

ESSGutlG1 O1lS.
FE'HE Subscriber has in store large as sortment of
1 Els entail Oils of quality unsurpassed in point of
purity, They are selected with the utmost care, and
with special reference his trade, andwill be sold
at the lowest market prices.
l.. I. LAZELI. Druggist,
oct29-d&w4ws 20l Main street.
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Lace Gimps, and Galloon, trimmings.
nF the above beautiful Trimmings we have on hand
a variety of patterns, and of most every shade,
which shall sell cheaper than good many OF our
competitors purchase them in New York or Bos-
ton they being OF imporat on gives us the
advantage all rivals, in this line of business
J. l. MYERS, 2I0 Main street.
oct23 dawtf near Worcester House.
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Superb Hyacinths.

g w. sELBY q co. have Tor sale small consgn-
Os mant of very superior liYA CINTI roots suitable
Tor winter towering pots for the garden border
November is the time to set Them. Also, a lew very
early IULlPS. nevll-d6t
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MR. SuMM ER

MILL commtnce Singing School at A. S. AL
wv LENS Music Room, on TUESDAY Evening
Sent. 28th, at O'clock.
Terms-Gentlemen 81 so ; Ladies 81 90.
sept27 If
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NEW MUSIC BOOK /!
Desk Manufactorv.

E P. WRIGHT & CO., Manufacturers of Pula,s
H.. Writing Desks Library and Office Tables, dug
gisls Drawers, and
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q \ % ss

FT1HE Fall Term Of Mrs. SUMMERS Juvenile Sing
L ing School will commence
on WEDNESDAY. Sept. Goth,
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ. at A. 5. ALIENS Piano Forte
a. Tuition 81 co. payable at Sd lesson.
sept27 GU
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E x T r A CTS

nF Lemon, Vanilla, Orange, Rose, Nutmeg, &C, &C.,
~ Tor sale by the dozen at manufacturers prices by
nova dot H. GRIFFIN &c CO.
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Rnrnett,s Cod liver OIL.

A FRESH supply this day received, and for sale
N Wholesale OF retail, The poprietors' prices.
Also, constantly hand, supply ofRushton, Clarke
& Co.'s Cod Liver Oil, am Emery Snuthers. The price
of E, Southers Oil is IS cents per bottle
L. T. LAZET4L. Druggist,
oct23 davis 2Ol Main street.
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Oils. Oils OiJs

UlI5, UlIS. UlI5.
R0O0 CALLS Winter Sperm
CCOO 5000 do Fail do
5000 do Winter Whale.
Is Casks Sicily Olive.
Bills Meats Foot
20 do Tanners, for sale by &. A. HARRINGTON,
novl0 dawlm so Main Sc
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ANTHoNY J. BLEEcEER, Aucnoneer r
+ ARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF

sbout 80 desirable Lots Of Ground situated In tne
h-snt Village of Yopkers ABOUT 10 miles from the City Oh
New-Yors on the bahks q the Hudson River q. Aneto9
A j. BLEECKER will sell a. Auction on MEpNEo-
DAY, July 81 1852 a. Y NJ, at tbs Merchants EXSnsnss
D. Y the following choice property viz About % LoS
Of Gltunc situated In the beautiful snd romantic Village OF
Youktrs, the banks Of the Hudson River ana neA INC
Huds River RAILROAD Depot being Buena Vista av-
Depot, Hu6son Prospect ST. Mays, Gnnne1, CIaton'
Acsms, Washington and Jesrsons and on RIVER Doc.,
Anterior BAshiord-sis Also WsrbOron sIa Locust
ard Bell, Baldwin, and Cromwell-plsee 21l.on
Of this bssutful property lies the banks OF the
River sud the immediate vicinity Of the Railroad stf
op sc n at place also opposite and very nesr the steam
boat LANDINGS and in the midst Of schools academies
chuIctes stores hotels and splendid cottage residences
Tue above Lots sle nearly all fun SIZE varying from . iess
font, 10 from 100 10 ~ fest in depth. -
The above Is Of the most beautiful pieces OF properly
that mas been offered the public for many years spro1
nifty 10 the City Of New York being distant about 10 mics
al only half hours travel by rarosd makes vey
desirable for merchants and others doing basne" 10 tno
city who w.Ah 10 avail themselves Of opportunity 70
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

LOAN-S.cOO,O 600 DOLLARS.-sealed proposals will
be received the Office Of the Company in Philadelphia
until the 18th day of September next at sunset fer the
whole or any portion OF the above named Loan.
The Loan will be secured by first mortgage on the Rail-
road Of the Company-8 miles in engtn-and Its equip
ment which, when placed in complete operation between
Hsuisburgh and Pittsburgh with single track and sdns VIII
cost Sl25OO,O0
The amount OF unconditional subscriptions TO the capital
stock of the Company the 3st May, was S97OOOOO
which will shortly be increased to Ten Millions On these
subscriptions there paid at that date $9,4lI891
This broad basis together with the large receipts OF the
Company from the business OF the road In it, unfinished con-
dton demonstrating beyond DOUBT, the ability OF the
Company pay not only interest its debt but ample dv
dends TO stockbolders enables the Directors TO offer this
loan to capitalists with unqualified assurance that 1t VIII
afford of their funds and certain In
the puncuay with which the interest will be met, the
best government securities
The Bones will be issued In OF One Thousand DOB
lars with interest coupons ct the rate Of six cent st.
tached payable the first day. Of January and July OF each
year. at the office ofhe Company In this city, or IN sums OF
$500 sterling with interest coupons at the rate OF live per
cent PAYABLE ia London each without any deduction.
The Bonds will be redeemed where the interest is made
PAYABLE the 3ls Of December 1880 they may be
verted at the option OF the into the capital stock oil
the Company at at time previous to the 5st Decen
twenty-five per cent of each accepted bid to be paid
within twenty days after the receipt OF notice OF Its accept
auce London II for Sterling Bonds and Phila iepha
for Dollar Bonds the remainder to be paid in ntaneots
every 90 days thereafter until the whole amount Is settled
or the full amount can be paid IN at once desired
The proposals will be addressed TO GEORGE " BAUM
Treasurer Philadelphia and Endorsed Proposals for Loan
They will specify the price offered for Dollar and Sterling
Bonds or either . .
Directors, on the 10th day OF September.
Any further informaon in relation to the road and It's
prospects will be furnished on application the office of the
COMPANY or to EDWARD MILLER, Chief Engineer the
special Agent Of the Company in London
J EDGAR THOMPSON, President.
PHILADELPHIA July 49, 1852
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urchase ane cottage nte the picturesque scenery sur
rounding the property and beautful view OF the noble hua
son, cannot be surpassed ID. A,
The convenience OF 70 the city together Win the
healthy location and the excellent neghbohood all c,m
bpe 10 make this an exceedingly desirable property either
for sentlemans country residence for the mechanic OF
working the tse also that property in the nesnoo
hood rising and will continue to rise, makes very 'aie
and profitable investment for capitalists
TeIn-IO the day sale and the Anctoaeers
fee 20 per cent the Goth August the balance can re-
main on Bond and Mortgage for years.
Lhogrspbic Msps can be had at the AuctonTeoms For
further particulars Title kc- apply 70 PRANCls H.
TILLOt, Esq, No 10 Watst, or TO the Aueuonser, NO.
7 Brosd-st. tZO14l
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CALEof $500, 900 MORTGAGE BONDS

- Ct the WESTERN VERMONT RAILROAD COM
PANY-THE WESTERN VERMONT COMPANY offer
for sale $2 600 of per cent first Mortgage Bonds
b ng the balance 500 0O0 Of these Bonds issued by the
company. $GO0c0 having been already sold maturing In
1861, 1866 and 1871 These Bonds have interest coupons
PAYABLE the first day Of January and July a. the Me-
chancs Bank the City Of where the Bonds are
made paw able and secured by first aud only mortgage
the Road with It's franchises to Shepherd Knapp and
They are convertible the Stock of the Company for
eight Years from LIST January 1851
THE WESTERN VERMONT RAILROAD has been
recently completed 1t extends south from Rutland d miles
wholly viii 10 the State of Vermont TO the northwest
OF Bennington where 1t Hnies WIN the Troy ana bo nng
ton Railroad under favorable arrangement for mutual
usic At Ruiaud 1t branches oil ffo the Rutland and
Burlington Railroad pont where the latter rosd after
correcting with the Rutland and Whitehall Saratoga aud
Schenectady roads, lite north zud south
curvDg to the eastward the Green Mountains
Taken ia connection with the Rutland ana BurliRston
Railroad from, Harrington south through Otier Greek Valley
TO Rutsrd The Western Vermont Ralroad-c ntnuing 90
through the southern part of the valley OF the Baens TO
the Troy and Bennington aud other Southern roads not only
OPENS up the traffic OF these valleys, rch IN marble iron
lumber and agricultural produce but II completes he rail-
rcaS communication between Lower Canada and New
York by route considerably shorter and OF lar more Ia
vOrsble gIsdes than any now IN existence
Tie Company has the contract or the United states mai
between New York end Montreal In conneoto1 with Ne
HUDSON River the troy ana Boston Toy and bennington
and Rusnd on Burlington Railroads The prospects OF
this Railroad from through travel and particularly from
local business ely fay Jrabe ana the security OF
the Bonds uncuesonabe the cost OF the Road eXcu
sve OF It's equpen than double the amount OF the
Bonds Sealed proposals for these Bonds IN n2uns nom
81 Geo upward, Will be received by WARD CO. at their
tthce No. 81 Wa-st New-YoIk up 20 the 9th day OF
July 1882 az o'clock p NJ, al which time the bids will be
opened.
The Of payment will be- IS per cent the amount
Of the purchase money IN cash. a cent on tae rst days
Of 3 ptembeT Osober and November 1892 the bayets hly
ing The option Of taking the amount purchased by them az
Interest will be charged the amount not paid In
cash At the rate OF six per cent per annum.
ESQ., s e..I niSsfp &c s4EkH or To-
M IA
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yI,HE PEOPLE ofthe STATE ofNEw-YORK,

by the grace OF God independent To all persons inter-
e.ted IN WILLIAM RANKIN late OF the tv Of New"
York deceased crecio gaees, next OF bn or
each Of hereby cited and require
ony n, b. and appear Surrogate OF The County o.
Al hi, Office City Of New YORK, on the third day
Yt AZ eleven oclok the forenoon ota day, then and
- - s,,ss The final sttemsn the OF proceedings
H. Fbey a. Erecuor the last will and Of said
deceased. ,----, - -, = N Il - u,
Surrogate be heeuHo aHSe Witness, Alexander W. Brad
fofd surroEate Of said County, the City Of New
r York the day Of June II the year ofour Lord hou-
sand .ghi hundred and hltytwo.
Tvs laW4VM A. w bRaDFOhD, Surrogate.
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OHIO COUNTY AND RAILROAD

~ BONDS-s 25 OO0.-We offer, at private sale rim.
AWAY COUNTY CONVERTIBLE LOAN, IN payment
Of subscription 10 the Cincinnati Wilmington, ana Lane%
VILE Railroad per cents coupon in Boods OF siVV or
$500 10 wears TO rn principal and interest AZ New
$4,000 FAIRFIELD COUNTY CIV E"iipHH
B(JNDs of sac desc ipton aBd for same ROAD o,,oo
1000 CLINTON COUNTY CONVERTIBLE oo'D''
Of same description and for same Road o>,vr,rtprr
BON DS of same description and for same hosd. ,o,,
These re severaly ndorsei and prompt Gn'
OF principal and coupons guaranteed by me o
90 corresnondpc amount Of stock in the ROAD as
well as the faith and tax list Of the County are also
TO the same object by special act OF the Leg stature .,
and The atty Of the act affirmed oy me Surehs
Cont on a case made and carried up by Clinton county
60 600 Union COUNTY BONDS 10 years coupon
Manst ID Railroad Company, TO which they were Issued IN
payment for stock .,,,e,r,-,c n po,n
COMPANY INCOME BONDS, only years to run, per
cent coupon. .. =, ,t,set.e,npt
Mil WkITKFF RAILROAD COMPANY, at par.
DELANO, DUNLEVY a co, No. IS Wall-st.
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HIssr 2. DAVIS. Attornsy less
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap.


- pcsuon of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay ofhe City
HewYork relative the OPENING and LAYING OUT OF
PUBLIC SQUARE, known a. BLOOMlNCDALE SQUARE, 10
Nineteenth Ward OF said cyThe undegnsi
Estimate and Assessment the entitled matter hereby
notice. 10 the Of Act Of the Legsa
Of the people Of the State O hewfors entitled An Act te
Act entitled Act 70 reduce several laws relating par
fcu.sfiy the City New York, passed April
1885, and also the Act entitled An Act amend Act entitled
Act relation the collection Of Assessments and Taxes the
City and County New York aud for other passed May
H. s4O bssssd May T. 1874 10 the occupant
Of all houses and unmpOyed lands fecte
thereby, pted their
the above entitled natter that al whose
affected thereby aud who may opposed the requested
present their objections writing g. MOSES MAYNARD, Jr,
Esd tie Chairman the sad the Office OF JOhs
A. Weeks No s. Wsst the Cty OF New Yors, within thirty
the said aad follows that Ar
tie pieces parcels Of Land situate lying and being IN the
Nineteenth Ward o. the City Of New Yo and bounded desen~
and containing oows hat On the NORTH By the south
ery 10Th H. the south, BY the
side Of third $50 the By tho
ery line side Of Eeysntay h ay lid down the map
used by the Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment tho
entitled matter Die aforesaid tho Street Commission
Office, and which said entitled Map u property re-
benefited by TIE and hyng ont Of aPubhc
Square BoOmnsae Square, the Nineteenth Ward OF
that their report the above entitled matter Will be made
presented Court Of the State New York
sUeca Term Of the said COur be held al the Cry Hall Of the
City New York Saturday the "a day OF October 1882 tho
opening thai day and that there and then,
counsel be heard, will made
MOSES MAYNARD, JL)
JOHN A. WEEKS, Commissioners.
JOSEPH s. YORK, -
H1SHY =. DivIHs Attorney Dl5toe9
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

MI Il Il " " L
lVl NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROADS.-GREAY
hail ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-On and after MONDAY,
May Sl-untifurher notcepsssenger steamers and trains
will run a follows
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING WEST.
WARD.-0ne sof the hrst-class steamers SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN. NORTHERN INDIANA EMPIRE
STATE, viii leave Buffalo daily Sundays excepted a.
NJ and Dunkirk u night reaching Monroe at d.
the day and proceeding Toledo the afternoon
An express train viii leave Monroe at P M or on the
arrival CT the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
saso the tame evening and connecting 81 Chicago With hrs
class steamers for Milwaukee and other ports on Lake Mich
gsn, and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly IRON
Chicago.
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EAST.
WARD.-Expres trains will leave Chicago at r. Nj daS'
Saturdays excepted and reach Monroe al next morning
An Express Steamer will leave Toledo every eH
sept Sunday and leave Monroe arrival OF the trains Hos
ChiceEo-and reach Dunkk and Buffalo several ~
vous 70 the time for the first express trains ea lo' ne~
York. Albany and Boston.
The neamers and trains at Monroe viii connect each vsS
regular bosts for Detroit and Toledo. ann, vyrsv
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN oOlSo ~, Nv -
WARD-This train will leave Toledo 6Aiy, SUNNY "A
eepted. At A. NJ, connecting al Toledo VIII : In ii
steamers from Cleveland and Sandnsky and soppins ~ ~
TIE way stations will reach Chicago At 81 r. "a ss.
GOING EASTWARD.-Lesve Chicago aAiJ, o ,ss
excepted at 81 M stopping ct all raon ana rIlss
Toledo o. eP NJ, connecting with steamers 70 eaAoassS
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,u,HE PEOPLE OLE THE STATE OF NEW

IL YORK by grace God free and inje2eieat-Io al
interested JOHN b. MEN6Y late Of s ~,
Of New York deceased creditors next Of kn or -
sreens You and zach Of ysu hereby cited and ys
sonay BE- and sppea before Surrogate OF ne - ~
York bis Office In City Of New fok on nc ots - "a
ober eleven O'Clock ia the forenoon Of hs III
there attend the Gna settlement Of tie % ~ Won
James g Thayer Public Admins 10 the Sly % ri -
and as Administrator Of the goods ehatisis and efo' ~
ceased \. ,h. a.. III ofcs Of ssjo
Surrogate 70 Se keregnto a.ea Wh. .sS County. Ii:
r. ~ - 49, ~. Istb day lf April IN The year OF oaf
fayd cns thousand ,xat hundred and Ay tso. s....
jy5la~4wN A.
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SrPERIOR COuRT.-IIenry

~ Domnck and Esther NJ his wife, against Elsa Domnck,
Reynolds and Sarah L. hrs John Butler aud Blanche
y. his wife Mary Domuck, Ann DomiHck William b. Cox and
Masiea his wife, Jane Dosinck Harriet Domack, George g.
Donnck and Sarah his wife, fuc Dommck and Anne his vile,
Domn,k sarah p ms wife, Francis jacob Domnk
John G &C. Frederick Peei William Pardon and
r. Pardon WIFE, William Dunnins Assignee &c. ssrsh
Hanenbake Francis Richard Donlnck. Ada Domnc 1haddsns
and the above aamed detendants
ADA DoNINICk, THADDEUs DoMINtCK and JUNIUs DOM
mick summoned required the
Elemental complaint this which hled the ocs
Of the Ce OF the said Court the DAY the date hereof and TO
COPY the said supplemental complaint
hereto his Office No 20 Nassau the City
OF New York within twenty days after the service hereof sreuy
Of the day Of serce and M the said complaint
within the aforesaid the plaintiffs herein will iaks judgment
against you the relief demanded the sad
New York July 3 1852. Yours, &c,
jy5 law6mM J. NJ BALDWIN, Au'y for Plaintiffs
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1UHE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW

YORK BY grace OF God free and ndepeadentTo al per-
aons interested the Of WILLIAM AcDERMOTT late
OF Cry Of New York deeased. creditors, Aert Of him.
send greeting fo1 and each Of you are hereby cited and
required personally u and appear beors Surrogate
County Of New YORK bis Office The Cy Of sesYor tho
td DAY eleven clock the forenoon Of
day then and attend the 6na settlement Of the account Of
proceedings Benjamin d. Brush, Administrator OF the goods
ehai,sls aad credits Of said deceased.
10 etny Whereof have caused the seal Of Office OF SAID
surrogate 70 be hereunto affixed. Witness Alexander w.
Bradford, Esquire Surrogate Of said County the City
Sew York the 2h day Of June the year Of Lore
thousand .sht hundred aud fly two
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