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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. SIS
Court OF COMMON Pleas.
John F. BidenhaIn,

John +. Bidenharn,
John Bruce, William A. Willard. Jacob Heck,
John Smyth, Jeremiah Smyth. Robert Smy,h,
James Cunningham, William Read and Lawrence
Neihart. , i,
The said John Bruce and William A. Willard
will take notice, that on the 18th day Of May,
1852, said John F. Bidenharn filed in The Clerks
office of said Couit, in and Tor said county. a Bill
in Chancery against the above named defendants,
setting forth, among other things the recovery Of
a Judgment by said Bruce. in said Court. against
said Willard and Heck, at the April Term OF said
Court A. D. 1851, for $50. 90 debt, $3.50 dam
ages and So, 55A costs ofsuit; and that by said
| Bill said complainant seeks to enjoin IN the hands
of said John Smyth, Jeremiah Smyth, Robert
Smy,h, James Cunningham, William Read and
Lawrence Neihart. the payment OF moneys in
their hands and due to said Willard, and to have
said moneys applied to the satisfaction OF the
aforesaid Judgment. which has been duly assigned
to complainant by said Bruce. Unless said de-
~fepIants appear and plead, answer or deInur to
| said Bill within sixty days after the Fall Term oil
said Court 1852, the complainant. at the Spring
Term Of said Court. 1853, will take a decree BY
confession against them.
JOHN F. BIDENHARN,
BY SINCLAIR u 0KEy,
Aues,. his Soils
!. G. FLEMING. Clerk
May 10, 1852.
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A TTACHMENT.-At my Instance an at
"A tachmeut was this day issued by James Gun
bingham, a Justice of the Peace OF Centre \ "
ship, Monroe County. Ohio, against the property
said county. Dated May 18th 1852.
June 2, 1852. JOEL F. RANDOLPH.
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Whole number Of votes. 288,

Wn0I6 nutnUer OF VOTES. 600,
Necessary for a nomination, 1872.
A few scattering votes were thrown for
Dodge, Weller, and Dickinson.
The two.thirds rule was adopted by an
almost unanimous vote-I3 only voting
against il, 10 Of which were from Ohio
and 8 from New York.
On the 49th ballot Gen. PIERCE, was
nominated by an almost unanimous vote
only 7 against him. 4
We will try to give the full official pro
cesdings in our next.
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Philadelphia
\, prepared to accommodate purchasers with
CHEAP GOODS. His Stock consists in part OF
Black Silk,
French and American Chintz,
Best and Fashionable Prints,
Berages, De Laius,
Lawns, GInghams,
Nankins. Checks,
JackoDet and Swiss ~inuslins.
Bonnets and Ribbons,
Carcinetts, Grape Leice,
Silk, Linen and Cotton Laces,
Kid, Silk and Cotton Gloves.
Jenny Lind Shoes and Slippers,
Side and Hair Combs,
Lambs wool and Cotton Hose.
Cloths and Cassineres,
Cassinetts and Tweeds,
Satin, Wooden and Cotton Vestings,
Blue Drills aud Cotton Plaids.
Hickory, Check aud Fancy Shirtings,
Black aud Fancy Silk Cravats,
Palm.leaf, Fur and Wool Hats.
Yard wide Muslins at 6 TO 8 cts,
Coffee 1917 Tobacco l2%,
Rice 81. Refined Sugar l2n,
Rosin Soap 81, Chemical Soap 1913,
Viriega,ed, CASTLE and Shaving Soap,
Candles 1919, White Lead - ,l21a,
Chain Pumps.
Cashmere and Tweed Coats,
Pantaloons aud Vests.
Pea. Jackets and Summer Goats,
Shoes, Boots and Worsted Socks,
Trunks and Umbrellas,
Ticking and Csrpeting,
Looking Glasses.
Buckets, Tubs and Keelers,
link Washboards
Axes and Axe Handles.
Horse Collars and H%alters,
Trace chains, Halter aud Tongue chains
Flows, Plow Moulds aud Points,
Pillow Lines and Bob. Jackson Hoes
Log Chains and Mattocks.
Sole and Upper Leather,
Baskets, Brooms aud Chairs.
Oak Shingles and Louisville Lime,
Iron. Nails and Castings.
Best Common Segars
p-rpArrival No. 2, from Philadelphia, o.
VI hand.
April 81, 1852.
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JNO. M. KIRKBRIDE,

Woodsfeld, Ohio,
Having just received a well selected stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
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SALINE, Oct. IA, 1901.
Mr.. J. D. PARK-Dear Sir: | send you IN
foregoing certificate, and so tar as am acqua,n.e"
with his case, il is all true. / procured It think
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11aImer's Column.
AMERICAN NEWSPA-

III PER AGENCY.-Horses, the komsn go. md
ys tsoS.S not The hshs. order Of human iptsssnce
these men fulfil their part In me ,sst b1 whieh
@ ss uSs. the value OF any novelty live see eowo
5f t.tor about anything We may o. sre n.nn, shavs
~ - in lust as crowd OF sea oos noVerins aD1ve
~ - let the people know thst shosi Oh nsn anaeI
or 4. srsws and other light things carried aons oy
he current 20 show the speed sna oLecn u -
tbout helping the stream In the least OF insie&sns ia
volume. LIZ, . Al r,,,hs. ouY
s,.n of advertising Is admirable one and going sneea
on.v we should fnd il in fact that several per
On. rave hcbed themselves plan, and are ma
n Along our road which they have wit enough 70 pecee
s,t Issa n the end II properly followed, TO success
though Whse! msy ICED them 70 E1esess ae S''Sss
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For freight passage apply to
EDWDR COLLiNSS co, No. Sc Wsllst, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY. Il co, Liverpool.
Z. G ROBERTS CO., No. Is Kings AIMS Yard,
LONDON
JOHN MUNROE co No. Rue Notre Dsme des
Victories Paris or GEO II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners Of tbse bips will be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie ewery, precious stones metals I'M
less bills sdne signed therefore, and the value there
OF therein expressed
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At y SUPREME COURT, County of Kings.

s-Aaovhus D. Hoy; AGAINST Charles H. s;arn sHe EnOI
sunn.u or money demand on contract Cs not
DEEFSDASTs You are heehy summoned sno r-g'ire,
10 answer th- acton ~hch ~-- h-o u -, -
lie Clerk Il The Coanty Of kass, Al Brooklyn on - ~.
-, Ma ssa .D1 70 serve COPY OF your Ans.s 20
ae con r NJ subscriber, AZ ks once ~ ~.
C,- of York within days Hte' n 20 q ,ou
.unon. on yos exclusive o. the day OF seeh m, In
"a 70 answer The complaint wtn inc ns ~ 49, sare Of TIVE
- III ~. nroa vii TAI Judgment against Joe os rom
III 80 ~ hundred dollars and ry TWO ceu - To-, ar -
it~ e.. dJ Of JOY, oue hou.snd ss h,I Is is5l
80 u : 90 - ~, A d. HOYT, Attorney 10 'efsoo
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Only through U. 8.
Mail Line for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via aspinwa1
and Psnsma-The splendid and double engine U. s.
Mail Steam ship ILLINOIS, the assest eamerin the world
25oc burden H. Hsrtstene, u Navy. Commander,
Will sail on FRIDAY Aug 20 O'Clock, r precisely
from pier foo, of Warren ST. North River. The Pacific
Mail Ste amship Compsny's magnificent PANAMA
will be In resdness at Panama to the limos mails
and passengers ard sail Immediately for San Francisco No
eo will be spared the part of the Companies to send
their through with expedition comfort and safety
RATES or FARE TO AsPINwALL
ladies' saloon State Room .....................sS5
Lower Att and Forward Saloon, do.............. 50
will be landed at the Rallrcad wharf Aspin-
wall free Transit of the isthmus at the passenger ak.
pense securing through passage By the United
States Mail stear from NewYoIk have preference OF
accom- mediation Cd board Of the Pacific Mail Steamers
Rates of fare from Panama 10 San francisco the ot
favorable terms For freight or passage apply 20
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office Of the Co..
No. III, West St. corner Of Warren N Y.
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TvHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL

II UNIIED SIAE 20 MALI Of r1H7Ir7''''' I7' IF'
composing this line are the following:
ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC. Capt Nye
aRCTIC Csnt Iuce BALTIC. Capt Conlstook,
ADRIATIC. Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by CONTACT expressly Tor Gov
ersment service Every has been taken In their con,
struciion also in their Engines to insue strength and
speed and accommodations for passengers are une
ouaed elegance and comfort Price o. passage from
New York TO Liverpool in first class cabin, SO In second
do $40 exclusive Of extra size state rooms $500 from
Liverpool New-york $50 so6 $40 An experienced sur
econ attached each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

REDUCED RATES New York and San Fran.
cisco Steamship Line.-The steamship UNlrEo
STATES Edaard s. Dennis Commander will take her do
parture for A,pinwal Navy Bay on WEDNESDAYS
r. M Meeting Panama with the new doubleeng
fteauship WINFIELD SCOTT, 2l0O tuns burden George
A. Cole Commander which steamer awaits the arrival OF
passengers Par BY the United States from New York
and Immediately thereafter proceeds San trancco drect
without stopping az intermediate ports.
There vessels accommodations and safety are rot sur
passed by any this and experienced surgeon
attached 70 each vessel
Books now open and through tickets for sale
ARMY 70 DAVIS BROOKS co,
General Agents No. % Beaverft.
JONES & JOHNSON,
No. lO4 Westst., corner Of Llbertysf.
fa.sn gefs per United States will disembark alongside the
wharf Aspnwall and take the Panama Railroad now
open nearly Gorgons thus avoiding the risk attendant
upon landing boats at Chagres and the river navigation 20
CJOfgsna
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MICHIGAN SOUTH N y, and d

HIGAN SOUTH Err N and
INl NORTHERN INDIANA RAILR0AOS.-GREAT
MAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-On and'after MONDAY
May 5lunt further notce-passenser steamers and trains
will n follows: - - .--
WARD.-One of the hrst,clsss steamers, SOUTHERN
STATE, will lesve Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted, at
p N and DuBkirk at u at night reaching Monroe at
p NJ the next da) and proceeding to Toledo the same
afternoon.
An expr.s train will lsave Monroe at P M or on the
arrival of the boat daily, Mondays excepted reaching CHI
cago the evening and connecting at Chicago with hs
cs steamers for Milwaukee and ether ports on Late Mich
issn and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
FXPREsS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EAST
WARD-Express Il sins will leave Chicago NJ daily
saurdays excepted and reach Monroe 81 next morning
An express steamer will leave Toledo every morning. eK
cert Sunday and leave Monroe arrival Of the trains from
Cbicaso-Apd Dunkrt and Buffalo several hours pre-
VII us to The time for the 6rs Express trains east Tor New
York. Albany and Boston.
The stesms and trains Monroe will connect each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo. 1890. ...,--.
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-Tbis train will leave Todeo daily Sundsys ex.
copied at A. M connecting at Toledo with line OF
steamer fom Cleveland and SaDdusky, aud stopping at all
GOING EASTWARD Leave Chicago daily, sundays
excepted A. M stopping -ii -s-sons snd arriving
ct Toledo at p NJ connecting with steamers TO Ssndusky
and Cleveland and wing there In time for s the morn
ing fir, IN those places
4 pscket-tost leaves Toledo at A NJ for Fort Wayne
and ports ON the Wabash Canal JOS. H. MOORE
Adrian June !, 1852. suQerlntendent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

~ NEW JERSEY EXCURSION TRAINS
,SsSS,yyORK 20 EASTON Pa--~his Company will run an
r,s;on Train from NewYork TO Phipssurg and return
EIEsDAYs the 10TH 18th 9th asd Sis: days Of August
.n, Leaves pier No. North River per steamer RED
dsCkET at NJ, ana from foot of Courtandtst. (c1n-
AZ zst eihtown at same hour, stopping min
Ire ian Bridge TO afford opportunity vie the
u w.. arriving a, rhp.7ure at u NJ Rsturoins leaves
Ss.Ins.burs IS 7 NJ same day arriving at New York
Re procured board the boat az tue Office foot
so ol Fare from New York TO phhpsbne and
hv 81 amer Red Jacket aud 81 u.s. Fare from
snwyo,k 10 Phhpsburg and return via NewJersey Rail-
a. 90
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MOSES MAYNARD, JL|
JOHN A. WEEKS, Commissioned
JOSEPHs. YORK,
HrsRr &. Dawn. Attorney. yl6tocts
SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of the

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of the
Sappcaon the Mayor Aldermen and Conmonay OF the City
Of New YORK. relative 70 the EXTENDING or CANAs IN ths
city hne until IL intesects WALKERST and
the widening of Wake said City or the norherJ side
OF i've feet WIDTH 10 st.
the throwing Of the Termed BY the Intersection OF Csns
Orange Walker and Canal SIS, into the street Pobhc Notes
hereby by the Mayor Aldermen and Comuonsy OF the cry
the said the Mayor Aldermen aud c7"a, OF the cyoi
intend 10 make applsa0n the Supreme Court of the
state New fork ut Special OF SAID Court hsd
OF 1884, the Of The Coart that y,
som thereafter as counsel cen be heard modification
the original rule OF appointment OF Commsonersoi
the above entitled matte respect &c
the premises mentioned and described
the Improvement intended BY the above entitled mat
the Of said Rule IN respect to said lands aud
misses, shall CONFORM the Resolutions OF the Common Council,
passed July l9 s52 and which said Resolutions follows, 70
Resolved sL That Csna be extended oy direct hnes ana
Of the width Oanges 81. That the North
saser Canat extended be continued direct ns &c
Mulberry t. and thai all the land y9s between such hns 80 con
streets Walkers Mulberry TO Ludlovst, be
vdepsd on the noerly side so make Walker st.
Of such widening Walker b Ogtnuet direct Inns 70
and that the land Jns between the said hoe con
Ludlow and DIVISION be opened public streetA
That souihey line Of Waserst DO continued IN
line Ruse and that tue and lying between such nss
90 continued Division and Rugecs be opened pubic
That the norhery Ane OF s widening Of Ws.ssl
berher continued direct line East BoadSay and that al
the land the Inc further connusd and East Broad
and Rugers opened a. pubic streets TN mar hs
so- formed Of Centre Wahe Oanss and
Canals (es ex'en be not opened thrown INTO ths street
Resolved That the plan for Extending Canal St and widening wal
directed By resolution of the Common Council,
proved the Mayor the sth day Of May 4 Do altered %
conform al resps 70 ts Ssssonss directed 70 aks hs
con under Resolution the sth May lsio, endes
a. 10 carry said plan as hereby altered AHd ms
VII rfb, NV. notice and place Aforesaid he5
application the reap2ontmeHt Of the present Com
Of Estimate and Assessment IN t- 10 Af
gySs 10 AZ "A HENRY L. DAVIES Attorney.
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NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN

r. ~
RAILROAD-sUMMERA ARRANGEMENT As}
s52-Trsn. out Of Newyort leave near corner OF Ian"
It. and BrUsdwsy. .,Sn.u
.I5 iFxprr.. 20 Stamford and Eorwsk, ana stopping ~
stion. b-yopdl and a $50 PM through to New, asVsa
ltSJP n for Norwsls-st 81 AN. and oS N, p'
Pom Chester The IL 81 AN runs In CONGESTION VITO frA
for N-w.Hsven 10 Hartford srt spr1nsneid- snn WIN
prsip over uhe Csns Road -. -, x....-I.
Exysys. TR,iss for New-nsven, hauIofd spiins"eGts
so.rnn Connecticut River and Vermont Rsihoaas ps
i~,.hurxh .nd Montr-zl AT NJ stopping 81 SI.n'oN
s,d BRIDGEPORT connecting with the houssioulc snn Nsu
sne, Rsiirc.G. At Bridgeport snd Csns Rs,l,2so w
Esy-u- arc At $50 M ftoppins 81 Stamford SosNs
sr1cgerort ecnnectir. With sou~forf sns Nsos's"
Railroads II Bridgeport 49,. -. s,--,.,
CARS. Isro EEw-Yoss-AecOmodsuon ana oPeSN
Az $50 ard IS AN and Az tnr1esa ,IOn M :,
b,v-n Az Am frcr Norvalk-ss oo IN snu -
NJ f,uo Pom Chesrcr The g IS receives ~.
non Springfield s,a Hartford snd Cara ~ so,s "a
Haven fr- 49, M receives rsssersers troin '-'
Springfield ha,lrcsds H., - .-,,,, q, fr.irs
,,o-. Rotor a, Il5ards5 Pm troPpine $, phIsof1
NSrvysI ana stamford; ! lesvtaf soston A. wa
a45P.A ,.-., =, IN. .,suoa doc-, and
er!nelpsl Hotels Sh' superntsnd.ri
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the sp.

SUPREME COO RI.-In the matter oil the sp-
- pcaon Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commousy Of the Cu
OF YORK. relative the OPENING add LAYING OUT OF
PUBLIC SQUARE, known as BLOOMINGDALE SQUARE IL
the above entitled matter hereeJ
the of Act OF the Lesss
ture people Of the OF NeSYork entitled An Act
entitled Act 20 reduce several laws ans par
ls3q and entitled An amend Act entitled
an Act the collection Of Assessments and Iares m tbs
City County New YORK and for other passed MAY
a. $780, passed May s 20 the owners occupant
Of all houses and improved unnprosi lands affected
thereby they have completed their and assessment 10
the above entitled and that all whose interests
affected thereby and who opposed the
present their objections Ia MOSES MAYNARD Jrt
Chairman ohe said COMMISSIONER the Ohcs OF jobs
Weeks, No So Wsst IN The City OF New York within thirty
Of And that the limits enbrAcedby
the said and follows that 20 All
New York and bounded described
and follows that's On the north By the south
ey OF SIXTY seventh 10Th ST. on the SOUTH BY the
uorihey side Of Forty ,rd t. lfjd st. the east by the
westerly side Sixth 6thAv on the west by the EAST
sy ne Of Eeyenhav (llh av.) laid down ths
above entitled matter file AFORESAID tho Street Commission
otce and which sad map eLued, Map OF property 70
CURED benefited by the and yns ont OF sPubht
Square Bomusdae Square The Nineteenth Ward
the City Of New YORK. And the said Commissioners further
report the above entitled matter wall be made
and presented the Supreme Of the State Of New
Of ,hs said C0ri ee held al the City Hall OF tho
City Saturday the Cd day Of October l5 at the
the Court that day and that there and then or
be heard motion will be mads that
sad report 10 copAmed-paied Ne. fo,s July II 1853
MOSES MAYNARD ~
JOHN A. WEEKS, COMMISSIONER
JOsEPHs. YORK, 49,, ~.
HrsRr &. DAvus, Attorney. Ulotocu
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM


MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Only through y. 3
WALL and PANAMA-By order Of the Postmsster.Gene
raj the United States Mail Steamers With the great Cstc
ns and Oregon Mails are 70 be dispatched on the stn sns
Oresns on the 1tb and 22d When these dates
sund The sailing Be sIs be N %
immediate dispatch arrival Of tbs mails q, Panama
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
Yhr following list Of tbs steamships belonging to this
. n: esssSE CITY &c : ss%
ILLINOIS, ma 500 tuns PHILADELPRA.Lloot uns
EXPIRE CITY S"oo tun' Ell DORADO adS .:..LS" fan'
Leaving NeW-YorL Tor A.pinwsi on sth and 10th Of
The new steamship Ell DORADO aud the FALCON VIA
Srm direct line between New-Orleans snd Aspinwsi
the Pacific steamships Through Line to and from Newor
leans and ports Mexico California and Oregon Passage
from New-Oresn. can he secured from ARasThoSs'
HARRIS 4 co, Agents at that place
rvs RArrs rEoM srw-voSK To .sPiSwaLL WILL Es a..
Lsdies Saloon State Rooms
second CABIN Shameless
sss.ss5 are handed a; the railroad depot Xspn all
ofsxpense railroad being In operation and cars run
rS over half the distance from AspnwA TO PananA TIE
ss Of The Isthnus may DO performed In nom eighteen
tour hours-he expense which varies nom xIV "
s to 3 STiRs y s iaI STEAMSHIP COMPANY
On, public are informed that Gnder the new
Of this Company steamers insPecIS. 1nS sSs s.
Ing The u maiA will hereafter leave rAnsSs niue v
dstey on the arrival Of the Atlantic Malta ano san tap
so on the lat and h DAYS OF each month snd VIII tooss
stAoSpulco- - -. II 49,. ~o.,. ~,
sDver accioeno . - -. r..,a.
MI s,ssnsh6 ComoAny are no Oh the Pacific, one OF
,S3s siiI be always IN port at each end Of the route
o0IDEN ATE. = $40 tuus COLUMBIA. SEQ gnnA
SENNTssEE -. $50 mus CONSTITUTION. goo tnns
NORTHERNER.. l. 30 tuns. ANTELOPE ~ tans
KEPUBLiC ...... lSNtuns CAAOLlNA '.''''' os' .1us
OREaON ........ TITUS LUa8US...... $40 tuna
., YANAM. -. I se7 Tuna ISTiMUS .6,e tuna
CALIFORNIA i6So tous UNICORN .........sS s"ns-
FREa0NF ... .....6StunG
rhe new Steamship COLI, PA will pig between pa
francisco and ports IN Ortg ting 81 the former pom
the arrivals Of me ma.is eTs 81 Panama tna 70
snrnng without delay with the G md passengers tor tne
rom san Francisco. Pescns securing thloaSa
Pc by the United States Mail Steamers from New Yos
haSe terence Of accommodation board tia Yasi.s Tall
1t.sIr.s
Rates CT fare from Panama to san Francisco the moa
Nvcrsble
&reyaiar ne Of froceers Will Dc Kept Up the tr.ns
stor Of freight sud transient passengers between Pan
sn md san Frsne,sco One Of tbs above Steamers VIII
keet othe connection between Acapulco Sad other Mex
san po Each passenger IS allowed 80 "a personal bss
se "a not exceeding In measurement 10 cable ieot
xreisnt WIZ Be taken 70 Chsses at 70 cents foot and
no retas 70 ssa francisco AZ the rate o. slO0 tss
sor frtiset or passage apply
.., CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
A r1e once CT ne ConpsEies no III We g. corner Of
Wsrsr. New-Yofk.
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HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALL
l. FAX, NOVA sCOTIA-Ths new and splendid
steamship SIR JOHN HARVEY, built expressly for this
line, ana furnished in elegant style for the sccommod son
Of passengers will leave the end Of Long War, Boston,
for Halifax, every SATURDAY, at o'clock P. NJ, and
P. Fsre-tirst Cabin, including meals $40 Fsre-se-
cord Cabin without meals. s. FOR freight passage
Co, Halifax or the Captain, bosrd-Boston, July 81
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nor SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND

H. DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE. (Lons Branch PORT
WASHINGTON. MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK,
(xddetown.l and RED BANK.-New and splendid steam.
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A. Il. Hsserty, viii lesys
the New Haven Pier, Peck-sip East River, as follows:
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a,RtIGHTS 10 VERMONT and NEW

II HAMPSHIRE At redne-d rstea-ssss " rsmasb
traveller ttom Peek. slp eTSry esJ a. Far oar
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~ Theodore A Jsme-Summons for money demanded
act-( Com not ser TO THEODORE A. JAMES YOU here
b. summoned and required the compsnin THIS seuon
which fed the Office OF the Cerk OF the City and County
New York, n the City Han, said City, and 10 serve
the said oompN the subscribers at Their
Office, No. - JOAN the City New orb within twenty
days se tie service o. u summons exclusive OF the day
Of such and AL 20 the said complaint within
the aforesaid, the plaintiff this acton viii tale judsnsai
for the hundred dollars with interest from
the 81 day Of besides the costs Of this scronDaIes
August3, 1859. WALLIS.& BRADSHAW,
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