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treasures were rescued for the Br.h Museum Lot 4s5
Csrtou Cathon cost Mr. Gardner 80 and sold iOf %
II vas bought for America Lot 6is black letter o1.l
GER The Cante bury TAes cost tl2O and sold Tor 80
LOT go BOocus de ConsolaOne Phlosophi. blsckisite
10 date cost 55 and sold fjr 80 lot sal DE Bry Clr
lection of voyages and Travels cOsi $50 ana sold Ter
500: lot iJ7 Johsnnis lSlnctl Apocl yPss-l rar;
book not hitherto in the British Mu-eum-co-t t9l, ana
old Tor Ii6 1t % course, bought for the Nanola
Library If books get up in value after such iishoh
tLey will -oon become species Of stock in which money
viii be invested principle, but on interest Among
works bought for America not already named, were yh-
daes transation of The Pentaeuch, Gothic letter. me
fines, and tslest copy known, Elj9-Crsnmers Bole
blsck-letter, "a; Mathews Translation of the Bible
letter 1851 f4j: Caxons The Booke Of the hoole
Lyf Of Jason, clO5. These purchases show that our
Transatlantic rivals know the good things and are not 80
ebary of their dollars to leave their competition unie
Some Of the Bibles sold for remarkably good nres Inc
Zurich Bible the first Protestant translation Of the whole
Bible ind being the joint production Of Tyndae and
Coverdsle il usually termed Coverdsles Bible. II -
printed in double columns in foreign secretaryjoihc
type with voodcuis by Hans sebsld Behaim Ii came
from the library of Mr. Wilson and wants the t;e-page
and the fret part Of the dedication which supplied by
Harris 1t sold for 1895. The first edition Of Mathew
translation of the Bible brought $780, and rs' edition
Of CraDmers Bible brought 4l2l. At such prices. our
old libraries will be worth much more than iheiT
weight in gold
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STRUCK BYLIGHIINING.

FRE.x LrGHrsNG.-On the evening of the 10Th ult.
during thunder Storm the electric fluid struck the frame
barn of Abm Overhozer. of Gwynedd Township, Mont
gomery County and passed down of the posts of the
frame inside making hole through the hay adjoining as
though ball mad passed down; and strange to
say il did not set fire the hay the barn. When the
fluid in it, course reached the lne of stable door, it
glanced off and struck lying near the door, and
killed her.
EFFECTS or LIGHTsING.-Last Sunday afternoon the
large barn adjoining the residence of Dea William Smith,
in kennebunk port struck by lightning gniting the
hay every point. The flames spread rapidly that
nothing could be saved from it, and the house and sheds
connecting all rapidly consumed. Mr.. Smith had no
insurance and his loss will be very One Of Mr..
SIS daughters lost s7O in money The lightning also
struck the barn Of Ezekiel Emmons the part Of
the town leaving it at the SILL with small damage.
neighbours OK, in pasture adjoining instantly killed.
SrRucK BY Manufacturing the heavy thunder
shower Saturday morning, the new bark City of Og
densburg living the red warehouse dock, Lake
Fl bridge Chicago, struck BY lightning Her three
mass were badly shvered and portion of her deck torn
up. No was injured.
DEATH BY LIGHTNISG.-Mr John Hinnershitz of West
Cocarico Lancaster County Sheneck, killed By
lightning on Wednesday week. He at work in a
field spreading manure, when thunder arising he
sought shelter under tree near by.
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STEAMBOAT BURSED.-About o'clock saturday morn
Ing the steamboat Aabamisn lying at the FOOT OF Ska
waters edge A new boat lying Immediately above her
was in imminent danger had not the A. been cent adrd
She has been wing up at the wharf for two months ana
wss unopestinnaby et fire. IL originated IN the Tor
ward part Of her c;bin. The Alabsman was compare
tyey new boat but not very valuable She was built at
PaSncsh last winter and owned by Capt Williamson OF
Kr",v;le Her actual value was probably $50 O0o
UuSc HrssELF.-A man named William Stewart, re-
siding in Ross Township hung himself from fence near
b;s own house yesterday. The rash act committed
while the deceased suffering from settled mclan-
cboiy Stewart farmer in respectable crcun-
stances. He leaves wife and family to bewal his end
HELENE MITTEL, induced by some person unknown,
left her parents about weeks to enter into service
somewhere about thirty miles from Rochester, and has
not since been heard Of She Is German, about years
of see short and thick set and has light coorei hsr
ArrRAY AT BrLoxI.-The Ner Orleans Pieaysne OF the
9th says We heard last evening at Pass Christian that an
affray had occurred between number OF persons IN
which three or four Spaniards are reported TO have been
Killed. How the report are unable to say
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c...S. Ida Hi. master wa on the same train in pur-
nit ana reached the ferry only time TO see his CD
r,J.ay scro.s the fosmrg waters Of the magma las
1a- a. est seen By the mater Of Cleveland; YET,
i,bcngb both were on the train, the fugitive sue
coded in GLIDING his vigilance and placing himself De-
yond purssIt
The suit Instituted before E~q. Wool y against the
JefTersonyle railroad claiming dsr ages because tns
company refused to carry passenger coDre person
~ coud NOT proye his freedom hiss been decided against
,bs roed An appeal will BE- taken to the Circuit Court,
end If necessary, 70 the supreme tribunal OF inhan@
The decision OF this case Is matter OF interest 70 the IN
habitsuts Of Kentucky, since II materially AFFECTS TUG
safety OF their slave property.
s,n prcrrRy-A gentleman informs TIE Rici us0Hd
Va Dispofoh that while taking stroll on one oil Tue
ISLANDS in James River not far from Msyos Bridge a'
Sunday morning ne counted a. many as 5Nentyto oYy
from ten 10 fifteen years Of age engaged IN gaming with
srds md dice for money. In some OF the parties ne saw
grown men and small boys playing bluff and eursu g.
swe airing and drinking
Fsr,pryc FROM THE LAND or THE FREE. The
Ions-e Mich Telegraph says that five slaves passed
tbrouob that village wednesday night last 10 Canada
TIE citizens passed round the hat and got up good con-
tbuiion and sent them on Their wludng wa! reOcn on
The underground railroad. The slaves were from Ken
lucky,
W.Grs OF . LIFE.TrXH.-Messfs. r. 4. & J. W. Mer.
rtt OF Augusta County Ca, have erected large ana
handsome marble tombstone over the g'sye OF
with the following inscription: Sacred TO re me'no'!
"of Billy Martin the faithful servant OF John merrill
IxPosToR.-The Elmira papers caution the public
against pretended fugitive slave He is thick SET with
scar bis mouth and one between HE eyes Just above
the brow. He had on a Wide Awake hat, white linen
coat old black satin vest and dirty cbeckered Cashmere
pants.
Two negroes belonging to Mr. Fort Of Pickens, Ala,
one evening recently went out TO settle dispute that ha
long existed between them and next morning ooth we're
found dead. they having killed each other in tight
free fellow named p. II. Jones was Gagged IN Rich-
mond because he was found promenading without regis
ter Released from custody by the Mayor and orderod 10
procure papers 81 once.
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AMERICAN BOOK BUYERS ABROAD.
F,Om The London .Af.esrus,.

At the auction-rooms Of Messrs. Soheby Il Wilkinson
sale of great literary interest is proceedingthe library
Of Mr. Gardner of Chstters This collection contains
precious ots-and the prices far about the
best realized at od-book sale Some of the choicest
works We glad say have been rescued for the Brit
ish Museum. Many Others have been knocked down to
American buyers. Nearly all the good books have re-
turned to the owner large profit For instance lot 33s
the original edition of Boccsccios Decamerone n527).
cost Mr. Gardner tss and sold for so lot i6i Caxton
and sold for tl95 lot 4s2 the printers Golden Lee
gende, cost fl35, and sold for E23o The las, named
may be considered one of the most perfect cope,
known wanting only the fifth leaf the recto of which
in seventeen lines the close of the table The copy in
the British Museum wants the same leaf also leaves ev
evil evil and ccxi. The Spencer copy wants all the
troducory matter large wood engraving representing
the murder Of ST. Thomas Beckett occupies the upper
part of of the pages That leaf generally wanting.
end alone cos, Mr. Gardner tbs isI Both thess Literary
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RECENT FIRES AND STORMS.

IScrSDI,RIsa IN BOURBON CorSrY, kY.-On Monday
evening row of stables Plessanst in Paris belong
ing to Mr.. Abram Spears and Mr. Howard, was con-
sumed The whole loss il far from $4,000; no lnsur-
snce The store of Samuel Allison, Esq, in Jacksonville,
Bourbon County, totally consumed by hre on sunday
night Mr.. Allison sleeping in room adjoining the
store room and barely awakened by the heat and
smoke in time to make his escape. lie saved nothing
but the shirt he had on The whole loss including the
notes and accounts estimated at $4,000, upon which
there il The grst and saw mill and horse
mill OF Mr. Allen Kser of Bourbon County was entirely
consumed By fire on Tuesday night The hre was no
doubt the work of ncendiary The loss is probably
$1,000.
The damage by the recent fire along the line OF the
Lake shore Road between Buffalo and the State Line IL
much greater than is generally supposed Hundreds OF
acres-we may say thousands-have been burned over
large quantities Of wood timber hay Nc have been de-
sroved consumed and large tracts of pasurng-
10 small loss the farming communty-irTeparaby In
ured Between Silver Creek and Dunkirk. the fences
along tie track of the RAILROAD are mostly obiteratet
on Thursday second and destructive conagraton broke
out near the depot Westfed and Notwithstanding the
most strenuous exertions of hundreds of citizens who
gathered to the spot not arrested TIL 1t had burned
lis wGy 10 the lake shore distance of two or three miles
The flames we're at within few rods OF the Com
pany buildings, and il only by the utmost exeron
thew saved No rain ofany consequence having fallen
in that portion Of Chauauque County for long tune the
woods and fields dry finder, and fire once
started is almost impossible to arrest its ravages
The barn of Mr. Kirk Ewing, in Little Britain township,
Lancaster Co. Pa destroyed by fire on sunday even
ing a week. The fire broke out about o'clock, and as
no person had been about the barn with lamp, was
doubtless the work of ncendary. Mr. Ewing loss IS
heavy being about SO 800. There were 900 bushels vi
wheat 900 Of which cleaned in the barn. together
with large crop of hay &c. Two valuable horses were
burned TO death.
On Saturday night last. the house Of Mr. Ward, on
Itrlbers Creek Jefferson County, Ia, was burned with
nearly all IFS contents. The fire accidentally caused
by candle in the hands of small girl il an upper room
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NATIONAL Law SCHOOL,.
Z The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
POUGHKEEPsIE, NY, Aug. l3, lo54
Yesterday witnessed the cosing-up of the anniver-
sary exercises of the State and National Law School IN
this CITY, composed of speaking in the form of oratons
debates, arguments upon law, trial OF causes, &c,
which reflected great credit the institution. About
forty received the degree of " Bachelor OF Laws \
large accession is expected at the beginning of the next
form E.A. =
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Wdter Cure.

AUntef Nlrf.
nR. MUNDE's WATER-CURE ESTABLISH
~ MENT a. FLORENCE Mass three miles from the North
smpton DepotJ the largest and finest institutions Of
the hind being able accommodate $50 patients and situated
the hsndsoest Of the United StGs Dr. M1nde
the Oldest physician Of Pressn school and the first writers
the system Of that remarkable with whom be in
Inately connected for several yeau. Address
Dr. CHARLES MUNDE. Florence, Mas.
HUDSON RIVER WATER CURE at TARRY-
TOWN-Psients are received at this new and commodou
Establish ment which ia In very pleasant and healthy location
supplied with The pErest water where all the facilities for treatment
and comforts OF home enjoyed hou ride from the city by
railroad aud steamboat Terms 80 week For pare
uars address + d. PERSON ST. D. Tarrytown, New.York
NETWORK CITY and ORANGE MOUNTAIN
IN WATER CUREThe largest, complete and thoroughly
furnished this country aforcnz privileges city and
Travellers nodaed with board No. 3 l2hs
corner Of Uuiyenity place. o. Il. WELLINGTON, VI. ID.
South Orange, n. J. D. w. MAY, " ID.
WATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL, No.
w IS Lsightst., R. T. TRAIL, MD Principal Aecomnoda
tons for 100 persons Competent Female Physicians
WATER-CUKE HOME, COUNTRY and CITY.
W DR.. sHEWs, 0yser Bay, l. l., 70, reached
daily BY CroIon fou Fulton Ferry, and Dr. TAYLORS
6tbsy and ,hs Crya Palace the whole year,
reached BY uptown The best OF Accommodation and
reason able terms AZ both places.
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THE AMERICA AT BOSTON.

The steamship America, from Liverpool via Halifax ar
rived at Boston at early hour this morning Her mails
will reach this City by the NewHaven train, which len
Boston az "A. NJ, and is due at p. NJ to-day.
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Arrived.

L. ship jamestown Cavendy Norfolk &c. with udse and
passengers. TO iudlam 4 Plessanta
sehr John g. White NeCuoeh, 81 Domingo City Aug with
mahogany, hides &e Maitland Phelps Co. July lat T.
Ion 81 S spoke Lspsns Brewer from Kioa for Baltimore;
pied her with provisions r. zt - 50 Ion n Peter Lawson
lseaman) neye Sweden died; 18th lat 81 g. II
Clarke native of New York ded-both the above fever
the and and
teen On deck " Of the they only have been able
the rest Of the sick with fever.
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HOLLOWAY PILLS, most efiectual remedy fol

Bilious Complaints and Indigestion captain Ia
service who traded between the Bahamas Florida
suffered consderabIe time from bilious
deon depression Of spirits borserinz melsnchoy snkng
at the pit Of the stomach ao unnatural
food; he paid Of for medical advice without
obtaining any benefit however extraordinary appear
cured less than weeks by taking PILLS
and for the last two be has aot e symptom
INDIGESTION dsoTdered liver.
sold By al the medicine the limited States In
.nd boxes ~ cents 81 cents and I'll 50 eeh wholesale BY
the finepei Drug Stores in the United States
D. SANDS. NeTYSrk, By the Proprietor No "a strand
Lsndon 49, '' " "
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The body of Miss Sarah Jacobsohn, who was drowned
on Sunday near Hoboken, recovered this morning.
Her funeral will take place at o'clock p NJ to-day See
nhitnarX notice
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DIED..

JAcoBsoHN-on Sunday 18th inst M. Sarah Jseobsohn aged
II
father Mr. ssc Jseosohn No 10 Clinton place
The the sm requested 70 attend without further no
lire
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ANEW PIANOS for SALE or RENT, from the best
IN ,.h.rs OF Bottom ssd Eew.York NICH0LSs REED Or
SAns ~ "a sAffoRp bk0.. No. ~ broslvsy.
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A-CHOLERA-FEVER and AGUE.-
~ II wh avoid these fearful diseases allow yourself
to be swdd Of health and money the many qusek medicines
which ill the market but neIose 81 Dr. ARMANr OF Paris
Chatham Post Office ana you will receive Immediately the
receipt OF simple and entirely vegetable remedy which
prepare youe ~ cost Of shilling quart IL hiss been
proved by the medical faculty Pahas already cured Thousands
here and IN Europe and cheaper than twoshns bottle
nostrum The Doctor consulted by letter disease
especially Of and ehdrennelosns 81 IN the first letter
and hty only Oil others No letters taken from the
unles
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .
Cleared this Forenoon,

ships-HsItiord, Clspp, Savannah Durham & Dnon Wide
Awake, smith City Point. SiFkeu Iron.ides
Br5.-Georse (olden Thols Bremen, Henning Muller Gos
ling; Richard Golden, (Breml BsleT, do Pope Co.
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Me6irai.

GARD to the PUBLIC.-We, the undersigned hsy-
~ ing used HUNTS RESTORATIVE CORDIAL for several
deem due TO the Of humanity publicly
confidence IN this medicine important remedy for bowel
plants Which may lead to cholera for which It
and has obtained high reputation part the City In sdd
ton TO the above know 20 be good relieving strengthen
ing cordial for partial illness debility &C. and Therefore
Confidently recommend il valuable family medicine. Mr.
HUNTS depot No SO adson-st establishment
SOLOMON kIPP,
ABHM. BROWN,
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ZINC PAINT.-The underlined, AGENTS for tho
~ sale Of WHITE OXYDE or ZINC Manufactured By n
and Lehh Zinc Co.. prepared receive oea
the and would invite the particular attention Of he
lie evident superiority Others Of american manufso -
W. taest ssceeiu eompeton th the oeet OF ofesh
Dealers with confidence depend always obtaining ~
desired supply the Paint which will be found recommend %
for purity body and uniform whsne Prices aud ter~
'''''' '"' must JAMES T. LEWIS Co.. Me- &c was~.
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..IN IOCs HOURS" my ONGUENT viii force As
Wh.iers Or Mlstsohe g. sroue and thek ~ ssst
,t ~ h 80 he Pm ard nm s stnetJ tue
n,si Val az r O. 60 &RAHAa 10 Il kass.
UNIVERSITY $ FAMILY NEDlCiNE>.-FhNh
~ an@ a i'yrRSiTY Of FREE MEDICINE md POPULAR
yxoI rGF Chartered by the state u Prnny'Vsns A2F r.
~ ~ h r,sbe remedies. where tbe hest medical 1855
sf on VII not he enirloyed having gsrcnssc ne m' 49,
S..,'1y ROW AIDS TONIC MIXTURE,
A.. fr,t ans only known for twenty yAs no eea care ~
Kindred complaints, ccshdenty eoSnoa<t
10 the patronage a the sfci'd A., a.. ro....-.
The above iusgan kswso Teeonarncnds Tor ooN '""FsaS
SSoSwS9sSSn,s COMPOUND SYRUP or BLACKBERRY Roof,
o3 ip due time furnish its remedy 'o evs aee-e tss
',s Be .sis ,, re- rra. ~ -. JOHN R ROWLAND
President Of University and head o. the PhairnseesoS D.
H~ Di.psnssry and oGc. No q South seeonss Ps, s.
sod by C4AS II RING. General Agrni No ss oT'sNsi ~
c y CLicEsNER Co...........No II bsfe.ss.
H.vtLAND HARRALL hisiEfNn 1919 =,
= [ WILLS A Co............,.'N 10 ~ a htsn,a' :"
= y, s sssyS,'' Nc ssI Broadvr
n Ottos'''"''............. .owefy
4 :. sAlsN..... 10 SaLsA ="
sScEAh MiILER...........No. u Az. ID.
!. J. & l. CoDDNGroS No. us BrosdTsf
w. ID. tRusH LE................No 20 bfvs1"a)'
W. B.FREENA>,.................No No. .. Third az
W Nos. 81 Sixth IN. ~ N
GAIL a ANEVD, ................ No lSJ Ihrdav
=. w ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is 8o~ery
T. l. ORkkN...'''''''''''''''''''so' ~ bsVsa"y
POWELL ,.........s...s.'..'ssn ~. s' ~
J. WALL GREEN 70 ~ pto."S'
JOIN EILLGs,................''sr 40 80
W. I. LNDSAs ............'.s' 20 ~ - 49,
~. 49, .....,..... No. us Fultoust Brooklyn.
r Two V.yTS ............... South Brooklyn
HoswsLI LIVINGSTON .........No. llsf Vrsndst
Tns p ~, Sy ...... No Bble. House, cor t.h.sv.
bayfn Rtrr,s...........So SIS Bowery cor beeekes.
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Uainis, GLASS. &r.

ZINC PAINTS.-The NEW-JERSEY ZINC COM
II PANY having greatly ens ged their works and Improved @
9gs Of their product prepared execute orders for taH
SUPERIOR PAINTS.
Their WHITE ZINC which IL sold dry ground IN oil va
ran,ed PURE unsurpassed BODY and UNIFORM WHITE
NESS
method PREPARATION has recently been Uncovered which ss
bs the Company their Paints keep fresh and son
the ke for any reasonable time In this respect their Pants WI
be superior other the market.
Theu BROWN ZINC PAINT which l. sold at low price sns
be made the Zine Ores from now ven
Known M its protective qualities when applied iron OF other ne
talic surfsces -.
Their ST0SECOLOR PAINT all the properties Of W
Brown and Of agreeable color for painting cottages on
buildings bridges sc Dealers supplied ber, terms By
MANNING sQUfER, AGENTS No. 1876 Washin Ct, N l.
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MAIL GLEANINGS.

100 Eew-York Central r. r.. 9o4 l5Northern
IS Cleye. C. and CHM. RR l0s !
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ais lsw0mE+
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate Of The


County of Notice hereby given all pesosss
Ing claims HENRY CHASE late OF the City Of Newyo
the Gospel deceased the with voueAsu
thereof subscriber the Office o. s Attorney, Chaunesy
shafer Esd the City Of NewYork or be-
fore the hifteth uextDsted NehOrk the
ty.seyenh day of April 1854 ID. II CHASE, Executor
spgQI
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CUPREME COURT-HENRY j. DAVID asains

CUPREME COuRT.--HENRY j. DAVID against
- T. w. wHEELER.-ssmmons ior a money demand % coz
Hae,-Com served ITO T. W. WHEELBR You hereby
required The complaints this action ~hn
oee Of the Clerk Of the Cy and County Of Nes
York the Hall in the City OF New YORK and copy
Jour the said complaint the subscriber :. hi. once
No Broadway IN said city within twenty days after the ser
this you, exclusive Of the day Of such set
and II fail the said complaint within the time
the plaintiff 10 this judgment as.n
you the Of four hundred and twenty-five dollars with IN
ts from the hrsi day Of May thousand ht hu9sed ans
besides the OF this seiion-Dsed May It, lSoi
jyl4 law6wF H. :. LINCOLN. Plalptif's Attorney.
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SUPREME COURT.-WILLIAM NJ. BAXTER
- sgsiUt WILLIAM A. HILLYER T. solely, W. b. LAT
SON and a C. LATSON Summons for money demand COO
tract con not served ITO the above dendanY You hereby
sunoed and required to the complaint this Gesn A
will be ted in the Office Of the Clerk the City and County New
York at the City Hall in the City OF New add eeU
oyouI 20 the said plant the subscriber h oh
No 80 Broadway IN said city within twenty days after tho ser
OF s summons exclusive Of the day Of such and
you fail TO the said COMPLAINT within the time Aforesaid s
plaintiff u tbs action Will take Judgment against for the
hundred ard dollars and hy with interest,"
cm the 18th day Of May thousand eight hundred and o
BiDe besides the vi f. action Dated Msy 10, l5l
ie9Gi 2UF LINCOLN. Plaintiff tonnes
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~ !. STTEhIOTs IUI
~ against WILLIAM w BTLBY--To WILLIAM W. Bill
BY, defendant You hereby summoned ard required 10
the complaint IN this seton which fled in the Office
OF the New York Superior Court the City Hall the
City NewYork the ih DAY July inst and 10 copy
your the said complaint the subscriber, his Office
No City Hslplace, New York, within twenty days altar
the service of This exclusive OF the day such
tail the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action will apply the Court for the
lief den Anded m the COMMUNICATED July II. 1854
IVA law6wF CHAS. T.. BIkDSALL. Plaintiff Attorney
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

County NewYork notice y hereby given at p.rons
having claims JERUSuA WILLIE late OF the City New
deceased the with vouchers theofts
the ubscbrs residence of ROBERT EARLE No 80 stan
the City of orbore the fire. nth day Of July
nex-Daed New York the nth day OF January, 1884
ROBERT EARLE, (px..,,..
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N -ALBANY NORTHERN RAILROAD KEOPENEO7
Train. mn in sud East via Eagle
Bridge Saratoga Albany Rutlaad AZ .; - NJ 10
NJ $40 p NJ Leave Albany for Saratoga a'o;io W. oS
A. NJ up NJ ~, IL.
This is pleasant expeditions route The road laid
with the s and OF the most
approved construction ard the fares are IS cheap as BY
other route. ,,-,
THROUGH TICKETS may be procured a. all the principal
Ticket Offices and Peoples Line Steamers and Day ooas
careful marked and checked through
via Albany Northern RailTosd--Juy 4, 1854