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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
U,URTHER EVIDENCE of the great
y virtue Of DIR: H0OriANDs CELk BIZ SnI

GERMAN BITTERS. prepared BY DR.. G. MJACkSON'
Sooff's Wssks ,sid August IS: "Dr. Hoohads German
Plttsrs msnufactured BY Dr. Jackson are now recon-
mended by of the most psomnest members .,
weakness As sah r the ssss We wo1ia savse All mo
siekp>ss per,ops Of debihtasd constitutions Will ma
these health 40 we know from ex
nsrsrcs The ssiu,ary effect they have upon weak sys-
toms" r.h -. - .s;.;.a. ~
the sxe for Jaurdice and Liver Compliant
Ne, ,,vs. DR. Hoofsnd's German Bittsu
We know TO be an elosllent article fHans IN s'sU 10
Tae Kpeniso Bststs says: TIE ceisofstso ssnScs
4, sad 10 be invaluable remedy Tor 'sunoos'
Dyrpepsia aud Nervous Complaints u...
The Dasis Ners July 81 says: A MSpiclNk-N ~ spsss
Of DIR Hsnfap ds German Bitters. when We SAY
blsss,r Of this age and in diseases Of the esy oss
tive snd nervous systems IL has not We think an eoSsi
II Is vegetable pssparaticn and made wshsus ~
and 10 ali ,nvalids We should recommend 1t ~ worthy
their coz hdence" n amt
yaai Dice Nervous Debility. aad Dyspepss mas pc.
found inv siuIble sectng cures, and thofe 1snS
ins duesse when all other medicines have faltu ,~r
For sale Nv respectahs dealers throughout tne oousy
William rs and G II kING Ne Ie2 Broadway NJ ~
Yak Mrs NJ HAYES Brooklyn. VIM H. FiAnes'
Port Chester
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
NVHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
II UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-Ihss nps

composing tbs knS ne the foIIO"lnE - A.,
4JLASTIS cAP West R.ITiC Csp e'c S.scs
ADRIATIC. Capt Grafton
These ships have been bulls BY contract sxpressI %
construction a. also in their Ensines to insure sssnga
and speed, and their accommodation for ptssenSes e
New York to Liverpool, rsciass cabin. wv N second
de- SO exclusive extra SIZE iroh
Liverpool TO New Yorb. ESQ and go An sm
seos attached to each ship No berth secured
npauocrn N Arrc OF aAIIIN2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

ORISON'S VEGETABLE UNI
lvl yERsAL MEDICINE -Netsss z hsrs1y G 1;.,
tia. MessTs. FlRfH. POND CO. NO; -. ~ AL. ~
the above Medicines in the United States Al sppnss
uons for Agencies in the states 70 b MADE - saeW 20
S,snsd, MOkSOH ~
British College Of Health, Nsw-road. LsndsA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
NEW-Y OR X and NEW-HAv1N
~ RAMRoAD.-wINTER ARRANonMk - D. =

u
l. issl-Tratns out Of Nsw-Ysrk leave Rser corner -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tsxius leave for New Haven 1t snA
n.se A. H.; and al The Ilse A. n Isss y 80 -
lection with Train from New Haven to hArtxerd ~
soriasfeN and with Train over the Canal Rcaa.
EIfREss Trains for Hartford % s
burrh and Montrea,l Boston and Worcsaeri o. =. -
stops At Stamford and BrdgeportJ and p. h. 90ps =
S.Sss,sSt S.;;;osd: 4 md ~ ss-
q NswvHaysn; The o'clock p. II. with Naussfsok
Railroad ct Bridgeport.
SPECIAL TlAINs for Port Chester, at SO L. ~ sAA g
r. M. Stop at Mount Vernon and Pslhanvlle.
TRAINS INTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRANS Leave
Sew-Hsven at $50, 7, and sE A. NJ. and ~ u:
The Us A. n. receives passenger nom Bpringnsn M
Hartford land Canal Railroad New Havea and ffo0
Naugatuck Railrosd at Bridgeport, The 80 p -. re-
eiyes passsngen from Hartford and Springfield 1sroea
ExPaEss TRAINS leave New Haven aSYival Of Irstne
Boston, at LIS and el5 p H. stopping q nndgsps,
sp.M =
SPECIAL TRAINS leave Port Chester MsNA r., ~
l43pM.
See largo bill Of Advertisement At the station nsyss ~
syncpsl Hotels GEO. " wHI6TLBn, H.,
0uponnton&onk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
pRopOsrD DATES OF SAILING.

Bog neiElt Or Ies1Es sgPy 10 - e. w,u 4 York
E ERy y 4 SS S.Ya CO iiverpoci
ZIG. R9BERrs CO.. Ne II Kings Arms i"''
Jol5N MTNROE co. No nas Eo.rs Dsms de-
VictoTts Paris, OF GEO. H DRAPEh, hxvN.
TAe Of these ips wlli ncs De - stsIs
unless bills OF fading are sigasd shssssoF sAa VIC
thereof therein eIgressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
financial.
$2OO.OOO r1 B9u AND MASON 6 on II

$2OO.OOO r4 S1U UspMasos d & q II
AND CITY OF MAYSVILLE KCSTUCk,dl bor d ~
Mss:rs Gilbert JShn,9n iG:Sra Tssu,snd ps.m
the Six per Cent Bonds of the above Counties aed C
with interest coupons, payable semi annually In 'ns C'
The Bonds are for each the principal rsimbur'sSs
in ,Bs.: Bss q: c NED 81 and
Railroad Of so ssa , ny 70
that Y yS. s sss City
vile. and BY heavy msjoris,ss in che Counties:
miles long and connects the Cities Of Maysve the
Ohio River an: Ls1non IL Fsysss CSu1 S ,ac cs s ss
%i'sd Ss' ar: 81 . ns 'n' '''A
he Counties Of Bourbon Tayetts and Ma.en. are an
and snd
and substantial The Auditors Report for So eIm0
its the following ''e Tsssb ws P1ops Sopue
E.ystss--.--.--.-:--- E o',sss ss s sa
The above Counties are entirely out of debt. excepting
r their R;9 Sos
stsck The city Of Msysve has pop9stleo S Q, a1os!
az Ss the ns
snshpmsnt for the whole north eastern section Of Ken
wsdSnd undsr the hs system
co1vegiDg rpon IT, and form ng connections rlin al me
lines Il Hallway running south and north, the city must
rapidly rise in business. population and wealth Maysvle
% S asD. synus 0 s scuss Of Ss tax
for Railresd purposes This indebtedness based on
capital Of $i3s2o exhibited by the Assessors books,
which does not give more than twothrds of Tho actual
value.
The Censtituonaity Of the issue - these Bonds has
been affirmed by the Circuit Court and Court of Appeals Of
the State of which forever settles that question
The Court of Appeals decided that their collection be
enforced by wit Of mandsmus and the individual property
ofsveTy citizen subjected to the payment.
The Kenrc ky members Of Congress certify to the perfect
security Of thsse Bends, and Mr. Clay adds his testimony
to their value. He SAYS:
excluding Jefferson they the three richest in that
State The Bonds executed under the an hory Of the
Legislature az s grant that authority has been
recently AFT med By the highest judicial tribunal IN Kea.
ucky eDtetan doubt that the principal and interest
the Bonds respectively VIII be puncusly paid a. they
become due Such confidence in the safety Of invest
into ,hsm, should feei perfectly secure
am, with high respect Jour obedient servant
full printed exhibit may b had at the ofics the un-
deTsgJed.
These Bonds offer one of the best perfectly sa
OF investment before the public.
GILBERT JOHNSON. Insurance Buildings.
William 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
DEAUTIFUL FACE AND HAND

~ The advertiser in possession of an original recps
the Tesult Of experimental tests and particular study
wher. by the face and hand be- rendered fresh so
fa coupteTacng and Teue6yiDg the ds6gare ats
and iLcolveniences arising from changes Of Temperature
and other causes however the pres
and supplied lady or gentleman on receip. OF any
part Of the United States. Address Mrs L +. YATES
Rochester. N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

u y ln&ton 10Y BOoION, FBOV IOENC1NBW"D1O"
FORD and TAUNTON.-rhe steaneU MA00ACHU-
SETS and c. VANDERBILT. Of this Nae, nev regl-
larry heretofore, atsrAstsiy lssvss Pier No NsEh
espted at p n. and et0nAgton at O'Clock, n -
arrival Of Ne mail balm, which leaves Boston q
place on on board the boats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
COURAUD's LIQUID HAIR DYE il

~ positively without sxesptsn rsservasion. the vey
best invented Dr. Gourluds established reputation
a. a Chsmcal Philosopher, 10 guarantee that It u 20.
This Dye never stains the skin require: no dyIs ne
srty Of neunshDs the hair making soft and nice ESun
renowned 10 Gouragd's ITALIAN MEDIC ATED SOAr'
ckafes, and ali skin dsformities POUDRH SUBTLErS
hair from low forshsads upper bps OF any ps g tns
GLOSS and LILY WHITE TouId at Dr. 0OURAUD6
old established Laboratory. 81 Walks near Broeawsy
DATCHEL OR'S LIQUID HAIR
ID DYE-BATCHELORv Liquid y 90 celebrated and
guccssafu that il il exciting the cnPdiI Of hest OF m
BATCHELORS Wig Manu- factory, No. Wall st., whore
II sold wholesale and retail, or applied This Dye las
been in operation for the last twelve years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
II FALL RIVER -Ths splendid azd superior stssnsn
or NAINEslesvs On aItsrsnts days (0uaAar sxespts9
from Pisr No. s. N. r., near tbs Battery, az ~ S@
TIsDALE BORDEN. Agents. Nos. 70 AID u WEE. q
EOR ALBANY-Withou change Of
II csu.-TARK REDUCED - g lsgsis.jsy "a
eafssy combined The sa1s a TIE W1OkH Az
HAHLEM RAILROAD lssve ne CaH ~ sSx ~
aad EP M.-ksw-Yozs,H sseA IL ~ ar n .r s..a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

pAvILION and IODINE WATER =
sCrber viii sell. Ssrss sS Sosti 80 dozen q 80 Mn
sIsi Water from NE rsv,os Ied n, 1.p ssi
JOHN B. GAssNIR, Agcnk feE u sVri,gs, q ~ -
Chashsu-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
rAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ for PHILADELPHIA, from pisr Ne. 4 Nora
River foot Of Battery place ~ eanboet JehA PstseS
Tive lines daily: Morning Linz leaves st Anse-
aoon Express Line q p NJ, through 70 PhladslPhi.
" houls. Pare ls class cers, -, cla.s hss ~
npt q q m and p n. ImigIaat LAns y eesnboas
T5sxsport iron Pisv No. I, ct 3P Il. Fare: u 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
NEW YORK and CHARLESTON
~ STEAMSHIP LINE-SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
L1OR CHARLESTON and HAVANA.

LNOR CHARLESTON and HAVANA.
Il The new ard splendid steamer MARION. N.
BeIry, Commander. will leave pier No North River On
SATURDAY, April ;. a O'Clock. ~ p,eci,,sly
be signed and for passage ~ the counting room Of
SPOFTOORO. TILESTON co No 10 Sou.h-st.
No bills Of ladins will DO signed after the steamer he's
sailed.
Passengers by this will arrive at Charleston IN
time 70 lake the steamer ISABEL, for Havana which
leaves Charleston on the 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
1EHROTGH to SAN FRANCISCO.-

Il New. York and San Frar cisco Steamship Lins-The
nsw steamship UNITED STATES. 1900 tuns burden.
Charrss on THURSDAY, Goth MAY nsKt at 2. M. con-
lsctine Panama with the double engine steamship
WINFIELD SCOTT, 2,iO0 tuns burden, Kenuey Couii.
lard, Comma ndsr, which steamer awaits the arrival OF
passengers ct Panama BY the United States and mme-
diately to San Francisco These vessels
SPEED comfort and safety not surpassed BY on
this and expesncsd surgeon IL attached to sash
DAVIS, BROOKS Z CO., General Agents,
No. % Beaver st., New York.
JONES JOHNSON No 80 Wall
Books open and tickets for sale At e3i3 through
frat cabin Tickets $263 through for second
cabin; $2oo through for Storage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

JERSEY CITY. Mach II, issa
NOTICE is hereby given, that the An
nusi Election win be bald a the 0nce Of the Com;
exs for the three DIRECTOR IN place Of Cla.s
No. g. whose term of service Will then expire The poll
viii be open from Il o'clock M. until o'clock. p. NJ. Of
The transfer Books will BE- closed o. and from. the
18Th irst. until the slh day Of April
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
Instantaneous advertisements.
>>>>~>>~-
LvURNlTURE-A large and valuable

sssortpsst of al descriptions may be had .. the store
81 the subscriber, large email quanos, wholesae
and retail fsr cash proved Rosewood, mshog
black wa ut and painted suits for parlors and bed
P0sossn the city and country, Who wish to furash are
requested to cell and examine the stock contained IN the
I've story builong, which the largest and most valuable
we have had for Iwshty years Matt Of every de-
scrp,ion hand and made TO order California and ether
vessels furnished with husk and straw mattresses tables
stools, ssttees, 10, &C., At short notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
limited STATES and PACIFIC

~ MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANrESC-The only
Through Line for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, VIA
Navy Bay direct, per steamers CRESCENT CITY, MOI
day, April s. ard the EMPIRE CITY via Havana. on rn
day, Aprils. TAs splendid Steamship CRESCENT CITY,
900 tens Tanner commander Will sail on MONDAY,
81 Panama with the Conpanys stsansfs; and the EN-
PIRE CITY, aeoe tuns Leeds, commaader vii Leave
hss pier at the foot of Warren S. FRIDAY, April O. ct
aoelock P. a. for Navy Bay. via Havana Pssssnssn b
the Empzp City win connect With the we'll knewn and
favorits o. Mail Steamship Tennessee TO sail for Gan
yIancsco the arrival Of the passengers and nais Ne
detention At Panama Rates Of fare to San TraAciecc first
fare NAVY Bay frst cabin SIS; second cabin t5 steer
age S35 For freight passage, apply at ths Once He.
HT West st., corner of WsHen-gt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

Il MAGELLAN AND PANAMA-No Berths secured
until paid for The mssI ifcept new A.. Extra steam
ship REINDEER, 200 tons burden Capt. d. L. Wilcox
Will sail from New York the above ports THU Is.
DAY, 18th Of April 1854 This steamer was built eI-
sssy for ne California trade !: eoppssa and copper,
made Cslfsrpa Passengers by this steamer will avoid
all the delays, dangers, &C.. Of the Isthmus Only
limited Bumber will be taken Fer freight tickets ap
ply to GBO. = HAMILTON, Agent. over the Ocean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
NYw-yBRsHY ZINC COMPANY. [
R.~.f.x ONsn. mo a Tsh>xfvaf I

NOTICE.-An Amendments to the char
Of the Nsw-Jsrssy Exploring and Mining Co. has
passed tbs Lsgisaurs of and been accepted
New. Jsrssy Zinc Company"
The -ysrssy Rxplsrns and Mining COMPANY stock
and the stock Of the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining ana
Manufscturing Company, viii DO sxchaAssd for the rev
stock New Jssy Zine Ccnsaay) upon application At hn
Office. JAMES l. CURTIS, PreCdent.
Nev.York March 10. Io5l Ht.ff .f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
SHADES, wholesale and

No &C Cstharias st. Also. a large assortment Of But
which together with their large Sock Of Shades they of
fer st prices that cannot be sQaasd in this market Deal
prices cshAot be beat g. Cords tassels Brassss,
he In ouantity
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-07-24
BosTON, JULY 10.

GREAT FIRE IN BosroS.-The largest
fire that has visited this city for 20 years,
commenced at 3 p. NJ, and is now burn
ing furiously.
l: was caused by fire cracker being
thrown into hay-stack in the rear of the
Seamen's House, in Purchase st., which,
with the Seamen's House, Bethel, &c.,
was soon consumed.
1t then crossed the street, and all the
buildings on both sides of Purchase
street to the head of Foster street wharf,
and all in the rear of the School House
from Fort Hill TO Sea street arc in flames.
The buildings were chiefly occupied by
poor families who loose their all. At
least 80 buildings are in flames and the
fire is spreading.
One hundred families are houseless.
IMMENSE FREIGHT TRAIN.-One of
the largest freight trains that has ever
been drawn over any road, went into De-
troit over the Central Railroad lately. Il
was composed of IS cars, and there was
nearly 300 tons freight. 1t was draw by
a single one Of their powerful locomotives.
The train was little over q quarter of a
mile in length. If this is 10: proof that
this road does large business, we should
like to know what would be satisfactory.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-07-24

ANOTHER YANKEE YACHT Vrcron1-
ous.-An American yacht, sent over bv
MIR. Grinnell, of New York, took the
prize at the late race for yachts of the
first class belonging to the Birkenhead
Model Yacht Club. The distance RIM
was six miles and back, and after the
first mile the Yankee boat took the lead
and kept it, beating the best of the three
British, sixteen minutes.
The MONTREAL FIRE.-The Montre-
al Herald computes the number of build
ings destroyed at one thousand and eigh-
tty. Other Montreal papers put the num-
Der as high as l4OO, and states that about
io,OOO people are without houses. The
insurance in the Etna, Protection and
Hartford together, is stated at f25, 900.
North Western, CLIPS.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-07-24

pultepec-we would remark, that our peo-
pies conduct in this instance in selecting
such leader, proves what we have said,
that whenever the Wings are compelledto
have leader, they always do the business
themselves, and pitch upon one " as is a
leader"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-07-24


gence cannot fail of success.-Phladel-
phia Leger.
We never heard of Geo. C. Washing
ton until he was nominated recently by a
portion Of the Native American Conven-
ton, which assembled at Trenton, for
Vice President; but he has certainly the
family quality of good sound sense. A
despatch from Washington city, dated
July IA, says:
"George C. Washington. nominee Of
the Native American party for Vice Presi-
dent, has published letter, declining the
same, and says he esteems Scott for his
spotless character, and his frank, manly
and courteous manner for his military
services, by which the character of his
country has been elevated at home and
abroad. He concludes by saying that the
candidates of the Wing National Conven-
ton will receive his most hearty sup
port"
The road lettings advertised some time
since by Lieut.. Simpson, took place on
the 10th inst. All that portion of the
st. Croix road advertised was taken by
Mr.. Corbett, with the exception of one
section near Saltwater. Contracts on the
Fort Ripley and Long Prairie roads were
let to Messrs. S. B. Olmstead, Sweet,
Sturges, and other competent men.
1t is estimated that 10000 people at
tended the funeral Of Henry Clay at
Lexington. The whole population of
northern and central Kentucky, it would
seem, were present to pay the last tribute
Of respect to him they so dearly loved.
The daily union., 1852-11-04

PROPOSALS Tor carrying tns .saiis o. INC United %
lei day OF January eoS 10 the Oth asy " june
1854 Inclusive IN Illinois, win be received az ,e oes
the ely Of ashipsony unu me ON
decided by the day oownsD on
and time herein speelneds sLi
Route jacksonville by ManeAesie whitehall Carol
ION, kane Jerseyyiie, Delhi and Godfrey, 20 Alton,
and back, daily sunday In four horse coaches
three OF the weekly uips 10 embrace Lynnvile, WIN
chester, Glasgow and Bieese, instead Of Manchester
aud WHITEHALL
Leave Jacksonville daily except Sunday, atlli a. mI
Arrive al Alton days BY 2, a. M
Leave Alton daily except sunday at =, p mj
Afnsa at Jacksonville next days by " a.
The mail be carried preference 10 passengers ana 70
exclusion, required the Of the mails Deduction VIII
the mail trips aud nnes Imposed pf
performed sreeaby 10 contract The Postmaster Gen
repeated failures, Tor violating lhs
once laws iio alter The contract chedue posasa
additional stock Ia OF increased
apedion allowed should the sistlnce prove
The should be endorsed ai
pppoas 42io Hnon aud addressed To Ihe Seeond
Assistant Postmaster General.n
particulars the conditions of bidding see notes
the proposals carrying the
nails certain IN Illinois, &C.
S. ID. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General
Posr orrIoE DEPARTaESr, Oct. q, l652.
Oct 23-w4t
The daily union., 1852-11-04

NOTICE-The army appointed under the
section making appropriations for the Of
approved August 81 1854, which Is in the following
terms and figures, TO wit
.fnd b further enacted That fer the pay and equip
mounted finding their and forage.
John
Caon during the eighteen hundred and
the War Department
for the subsistence and supplies consumed by said volunteers Ia
hundred eight thousand dollars hechy
ptopraied meney the treasury otherwise
the War authorized and enpwwr&
appoint officers
report Congress upon ali claims -
ened advanced subsistence and supplies of a ku<s
furnished for the of sad command whilst thus enggt
the public service and for OF said beard oi oe,
the Of thousand dollars Is hereby appropriated
Washington D. c., notifies all hay
ing the United advanced and
supplies kinds furnished
command Of Captain John c. Pre-
In California during the eighteen hundred and forty
present office Of Penn
syivaEta and i3h
All documents board not in the English language
accompanied English translation The
The National nteseueer aud Republic Washington C the
Boston Boston, Mass In. New York New
York city; the fennsvana lsgurr "a Phadeipha Pa the Re
pubican In st Louis Mo, the Bulletin, in New Orleans La
and the Evening Pcaune San francisco Cal requested
this Cor weeks and send their
with copy their the shee Of the board
WAsuIsaTor ID. c., August IA, ls52.
Septl5-2awaw
The daily union., 1852-11-04
STEwART Viciscns and Mary Vicken., MS wife.


~ Dcunard Meekins William Meekins, Emily Meekins and
smithn for Dorchester sitting
equity, of Maryland, July 1882 august
real estate lying and being in Dorchester county.
The hill John Mcektns, late OF
departed this m about the eighteen hundred
Thomas Meekns, Dennara Mekin and Smiths that the
said John Meckns seized aud OF oa called
Marsh Point lying and being Meekns Neck and on Tar Bay
said containing thirty land that
he devised the TO his said widow Elizabeth Meekns during
her the said Elizabeth departed this life sometime
In the spring of eighteen hundred and fifty that the said Mary
Neekns has niermad with the said Stewart Nckens
that the said Th.mas Aeskn has snca departed This life leaving
children, William Mcekins and Emily Moekns his heirs
law that the said William Meekns and Emily Meekns infants
under the that the said smith has
len the state Of Maryland and reside unknown
the compnan that viii be for the benefit and interest all
the parties that the said land shall We sold under decree
OF this the Of division Of the proceeds
those entitled thereto.
therefore adudgd ordered and decreed by the order Of the
circuit court for dorchester county TINT the complainant BY causing
this order he inserted published
Washington city once IN each o Eve successive weeks before The
hesn giving the said absent defendant
vng and to her he Of the object and substance Of h
b and her them this eonr person BY
cor before The ourh Tuesday Of January next to answer
the premises, show she they have, why
decree ought not to pass a. prayed. -
SAMUEL d. In Cosrr,, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Tesiei
Aug ll-law3w r. }. HENRY, Clerk
The daily union., 1852-11-04
&W asvsE asvs s1za4 -

A NEW Route to piffsburg. via the baltimore. sus-
guehanna aud RaifroadThvonrA to Prfsss IN
3 express Of will leave Calvert station daily
Washington and Baltimore
with the fas, line at Mddletown l.
rtvine Mt Harrisburg st ", m, to dinner
The train Harrisburg for the west at arriving
m. Athis point The option
taking Johnstown. thence by packet boats
tags irec from Holidayshurg ftisbnrg,
Tickcr be sold the following points this
York, wngh,svle, Columbia Marietta Mdde,own, Harrisburg
New Per-, Meo~n Psrysvlie Levovn Mo veysto~n,
lngdon, Hoidayshurg and fishurg.
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