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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20
DELAINEs AT 10 CTS. PER YARD
Al Insiee's Cheap store.

utFAR and Violin strings and every kind Of xu,,
eht Msrehaneiisc, kept eonstan /, on hard u No
l.e Claire Row. cnp
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20

SoAp-e0 Boxes Palm Soap in store and for solo b!
- oct, nAtZETi " BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20
CHANCES RARE

X 49, a -. A. n, MCDONALD.
0sss -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20

Also, Cornerlot ID and lswa streets, thsi OF
be cold and Of course low price and easy terms
asked Amply TO r. c. EADs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14
MAXIM on SLAVERY.

Tie LoaGos Daily Ners publishes the following letter
from Mazziri the Committee of the North of England
Anti slavery and Reiorn League
DEAR SIR: have delayed to the present moment my
answering your kind invitation in the hope that should
perhaps be enabled TO give better answer than written
But find that nehtS health nor business will allow
70 attend must write ard express 10 you and through
you to your friends how mNch feel grateful for your
having eked to attend the st meeting of the North of
England Anti Slavery Associations how earnestly sym
patlLe with the noble Gim you gong 10 pursue now
deeply shali commune with your efforts ana heip
If / can, their success. No mon ought ever 70 III
scribe on his nag the sacred word Liberty who Is not
prepared TO shake hands cordially with those whoever they
are who will attach their 10 the constitution OF your
Association. Liberty may be the godSe gin If all
Of all nations-of every being who bears ais brow the
stamp of mas or sink To the level of and mean
senerest unworthy the tears OF the good and the blood
Of the brave. am yours because believe in the unity
Of God yours because believe IN the unity Of mankind
vours because believe in the educabhty o.! the whole
Rmwsn race and ia aheayonly law OF indefinite scssson
tor alI: YOUR because the uimeni OF s Law implies the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14
TESTIMONY 10 CArr. INGRAHAM.

Asuhsc-vtOn amounting abou; 100. collected cinedy
in p<s n As wesk King classes has been raised by the
British admirers II Captain lnCrahsm for the purchase OF
rI ehrancuacis- IS testimonial for his condue; IN the
Kesr.s zair lac shronome:e- has been taken charge
q: BY Nj Buchanan. and bears the inscription;
Presented To- Captain Insraham Of the United States
Nsvv bv some thousands of the British working classes
for his ncbe contact in rescung koszta the Hungarian
refugee from the Austrian authorities. April. 1854
An address written vellam, and inclosed in frame
Of carved oak accompanied the gift The address con-
siu1es follows;
In presenting 10 you this testimonial we have two
fold object in view LIST To do homer TO man of your
bold and magnaniInous character ID, That your con-
duet has been stamped with approval by our transatlantic
brethren we ere mos, DESTROYS OF demonstrating to them
and 10 other States that the Of Justice and OF
RICH. exists among the working classes of the British Is
lands. Trusting that identity of spirit may have ths effect
of cementiDg cordial amty between the Democrats OF
the Old and the New-Word remain Sir yours frater
nally." Here follow the signatures.
Sir Perorrine Maitland died London May 80. He
was formerly Lieut. General OF Upper Canada, also Of
Nova Scotia.
AGoyernmen, circular has been issued stating that the
Russian Cousoaies in Britain will be longer recognized
The OF India for the year 1928, Is estimated
at 1876 745 sterling; the expenditure $50 557 POS and
the debt / A. Ol4, 24i sterling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14
DENMARK.

There has been coup deta, q; Copenhagen. Al the
opposition newspapers except five, are ineriiciod'
Government prohibited public meeting at Rnssted to
celebrate the fifth anniversary OF the Constitution at which
an address the king praying for the dismissal OF the
ministry have been proposed We are without re-
liable details of the movement.
The FsdrcaHd of Copenhagen the CHIEF organ OF the
national party in Denmark, had On the 9Th u an e4tha-
sasc leading article in favor OF alliance OF the north
EN- kingdoms with the western powers against Rnssa
After remarks about the intentions of Russia 10 maze
Russian lakes like the Peipus and LAd0ga, OF the Ba'c
and the Kattegat, the article goes
"Itis sad truth that in spite Of the Gar Peter the
ing duped us in spite OF the Gar Peter III Of Hosten-
Got,rop having aimed al destruction in spite of Car
Paul having compelled us 70 rupture with England and
then left us in the luch in spite OF Gar Alexander hay-
ing stripped us of Norway, and, finally in spite OF Car
Nicholas having forced 20 yield TO Prussia and proved
his magnanimtv 10 us by rendering the entire Danish
kingdom dependent the Duchy OF Hols,ein-nolwth-
standing eli this there people here who look 20 the
Russian Gar the savior Of Denmark past anu future
and this blindness is the worst Of cur misiortunes
Yet rescue is still possible. Providence has male tn
conflict between the East and the West unavoidable the
tonoe of the balance waivers and the North might turn
l sca,es to It's deyerauce, AID 90 the advantage Of
humanity bet the moment IL precious without the CO.
,eroti,n of tie North England and France az last VIII hs
l1,relloA 10 d,lvortho Baltic ard Denmark npto Russia,
and IN cese Of eir sEbduug Rua with Tho all ~ S I'm
aiorc Denmark World bo th, a. ll.it.'.e "3 ,h-t
both sink swiW 'lrtftf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14

va Na,e se,,er,lcsS>, g. NNS,S NVa>h sAe, NJ go
ss>s,> q, ts,o. s, a. s,VS s,>tts~ 80 a. A's''''
FNtSsSs .eS \ ,v>vAf
NcA,., A,,eas .Ny ,Na, the NeAN seNcd NN 'he Nns
stsa s~Veg>N,tNa NJ MeeyonesN' Albania e"d N'fNa'
ss>e,,Ve shah d,e,NNI,
Man htN4s s,Ate sas, ~ sa>NtNr N'"'AN" Ns''e
s.sv1 stNaN
ANSsr,s NN,a AtAeNs v1NN "wr''W do'ee' 81 'h'
es,ss,s~ t,.,. "a tNc,ssW The msOusce,s rcN dve
sse>va rs'.NeSgv, ee' 's""N" anti "sSN ''w " '"'"
sse>
,s,,t M ,tos,r = W,sie lW tNo NWSNsh rspcyp oNcc
.s.,Na 81 u, t6fNA ships ,cN,SAN' SNd llccla which
A.,s .e,~>~~e M eNt,,Ns ew mc,VhNn ship nNn uade
~ sse. ~ tsS tNst ii E>kNNss Sr james Graham ~
r.sesv,Snt ~evptoes>l tNe c,VvmssUcc IS "Noe "'lH
~ 81 Ae NsNsN,s~i sNas& cf MN,sh WANal~NtaN' 'N'
t~S .AN~ ls,N>~>t>scrc ,Nr,NS she ci'Wr w na'N"
,s,,s esa re banks ~ which ,he errwy kcl1 nr 'h
tNV,~ss Gge 1t W0,Ae,tN, WAh the sA't~ Nr'" ~ w'
.ASN ssl s,sss> ON s,0,lNS At lN NseN'D '"''. ia"
~ ~ N,>,lN ts,sls>l with PATTY IT msrnN" Az" SUI
~~,>ev1 NJ csg,yieS ce e'N a. Trophy ''" ',N,"S
Atw tAe cs,lv as,sVASaiwsn NNt was SH'A az w''' W"
~ A,sA =, n, s>,, villa shc hes at ovy tSo m'a
,>.s.~.tsot.,N.A,F - r,,Ni,,A ~ ~. N0uho'H us
,s,,s> A.~m l., ,,nt W s~o,N w'ss 'on to vac "0N
ssa C>>sst-
us.~.iA As tAe evacuation q lesser N"U''A" NO.
-. ,, sA,.,,l gNs at;,1n 81 she GlrMsn powers
:. s,s. lss,s,cJ ~ 10 'AS Cssreas given "0i''s Z"
N~eesrN e. tAi> msS D. Wi wS"Ni'A Hs H'"e""t
D. DE- lsrtssA rsriscr, was stated that 'hc lNn'an
~,- N,.rs u1ser FsSA Yvc;cctcn cannot be ,'i'd'N''
- ~cxsgSA 49,,
r. s.s saw Steamship Ci.y y. rhlsjc rh'e, sos
49,. ~, ,s ii,,s,,~N srt philadelphia Inc was launched
- tAe C's,,c ~ rV>,iey. ~,
rtxis Eycsi.S. lun, : ClosioS pr.''s F's' -'"'''
Ashes Gsss,S ~. Jaws, cAA,i Rank SAs7Vs' 'S's''
rsr lars>r laVENr,'ot N,E>tr>-h''V'iN'N' saw
-. N-rAr s>lcs ct CN'ro> to-day SN osun''''' IL
ts'es 81 iap py,,o>, ,bca, onoAa! ;h' 'rinsa'
srus an - speculation ana IL export
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14

- ~. mayer 20 have been taken from Their
ns,yc land yet in their present position among cis,.a
men, protected by rss ,Soa.snd times better O than
cur S .inilar grade in Europe, that know bat
he name of hbty This may De ''us a. ryspeets ,ne
S. ressaut but essuredy not a ieghluS N. ao,rsr'
80, t.e countries where they se ehaoieu 10 transfer
heir .cr,i ices from employer 10 '"' =" cur"
ih,r daily bread and be paid Tor men that NOT
Tho circular concludes with deciera''on ma t 10.
iy he continent q. public or private h'e.cs.s, ou
also of irmaHi'y induces me Sueen - ,hor lawful
.chenes Of consideration Tor uc -,"'esi " -, br,nor
increesc bearing them on with klndheas VI - ~ -1arb
,,ith.ut weakness or yaciliatou, IN when que e.;
for :hoir Happiness will be found ana Wu0 ~ ;lanJ
% II . means 1i the respectable inhabitants III TINS s'.
in the manner of the public acts, ana AZ 70 ~
90 Jsv thev will ble-- those who dictated TINS I" mem,
end mas O. s:ro tlat 81 be EcGca;od N he minus -
errin quiet under the parent-Ae care "I 'hs uV,o
. . t,l has raised tins island 70 30 great ani ele-
ye,ed de -ree OF wealth and caused her coVe'eu uy
H., in,di,us people of great countries Oh inc
rneut which finds isc.i 20 pow eria ns 70 o.
. r,,ons ;,triru.s and al-o tine armed hlbusters
hh NAY be row prepared agalns, our 'roops anu '.o
.val in aJians 81 Cuba 20 whom aiole' 1PVIY,su
rcv 10 oarrt 20 increase thcir names IL the QHec"
ou, in that 81 Cube. God preserve you mAu!
q. v1a,s. ScaodJ Havana, May 30, 1851. The MARQUIS
" de Ia Pezucle. 80. ia q. A,roc,or.
.. s,ir such mass OF words, wltnou' me lf-'
,,bo ever hfore p.rI--d have perfect acquaintance
with tie spanish language, but nave oeen AZ e..
ft Is ia H. ore Ii an instance, upon the hrs' re5i
70 conf rchend the sign.fca;ion OF many Oh 'he Se"
in the circular i.a;..,,,, n. por,
Il i. reuOr,I ha; there has Dceh '',i0 - -, ma
Prncre but the precise character OF II nave oecr
iio ~ sar (aptain in the Army, Yesterday sPelN
inc on the subject declared all the inhabitants Oh 'a
place to be- " fiibusters. - -, b., -, tbe
rhe small river steamer, j. Ogden, arrived mere Oh
sd ;n.t ~ dsvs from Charleston, cn route I"
IrmcJa,ov mon her arrival, guard was plaeed os:a
her, rs thorsh such cocke-shei Soul ,.
- ell;hustsrs arms or ammunition The guaTd VIZ
c,cd oyr The j. ogden until she departed on the 'h
instant. .s- -. American on
;rers end sugarb"ier- in this city from the e"un!
-, IN, over several OF them have stated 'hat nA'
,rIretnrs Of estates have resolved not To proceed WIN
works of mprov cmeut ,y hal eoniempiaGd IN 'o, r.
orerCo ~ the unsettled state Of matters III ms ah W
t,ons generally are about 10 return to the tniieo
,d fr the summer to enjoy the comforts OF home Tor
q, = -. J., o-.,;s, 4 tho yvh olc
- Say II ain i'm. r. oil the mouth of this harbor, whence
she Sepaited on the morning OF that day s'raISe emoIs
too the signal OF Spanish war seamer II I'm "e
hosted the whole day at the hag'stai oi 'ioio N''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14
AUSTRIA.
From The Daily News.

From The Daily News.
The text of this document, given below corresponds,
closely the character than ascrbed 10 II in
The Day Ncus In former protocol the powers recorded
the engagement whchhey took in common to enter into
negotiation Inconsistent with the very general principles
laid down in former protocols This engagement rendered
that the Of the respective German
ers and Of France and England should be formally
ported to the conference. The protocol places on
record the fact that this has been done and that both ea
ties have been found conformabe TO the protocols prev
Ously signed at Vienna. This is its eutre significance; the
rest mere phraseoogy. The document is described in
its introduction the Protocol of Conference held az
the Office for Foreign Affairs at Vienna on the 2d of May
lS54 between the representatives of Austria, France,
Great Britain and Prussia. and thus reads:
The undersigned plenpoentiares have held Il con
.opabo to the arrangements contained IN the protocol of
the 9th of April TO meet in conference 70 communicate
reciprOCy and record in common act, thc conven
tions concluded between France and England the
hand and Austria and Prussia the other upon the 10Th
ard Goth of April respectively, in the present year.
After careful examination of the aforesaid conveu
tons, the undersigned have unanimously agreed
!. That the convention concluded between France and
England well as that signed on the Goth of Apr. be-
Austria and Prussia bind both of them in the rela
tive situations to which they apply 10 the mlnte
OF The principle sblished by the series of protocols
of the Conference of Vienna.
so. That the integrity of tho Ottoman empire and the
evacuation of that portion of It's territory which is
pied 10y the Russian army and VII continue 10 be the
constant and invariabc object of the union of the four
powers.
80. Tha, consequently, the acts communicated and an
nexed the present protocol correspond the engage
mont which the PlenpoentarG had mutually contracted
the 9th Of April 10 deliberate aud upon the means
most tit accomplish the object Of their union and thus
give fresh sanction TO the firm intentions Of the four
powers represented at the Conference of Vienna TO
bine all their efforts and their entire resolution to
plsh the object which form the basis OF their union.
"WESTMORELAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14
THE BOULOGNE CAMP.

We read in GaligRaRi: There is no longer any
doubt of the formation of camp near Bouognc. The
oonae that place states that the comnandant of the
military engineers has received orders for the establish
ment OF first camp to contain 1900 men, II Will be
formed Wimereux One thousand hus VIII be built OF
clay and covered with straw Two companies of the sap
peIs and miners expected there in few days to com
mence operations and workmen belonging to the neigh
borhood will be employed, if necessary as everything
must be completed in six weeks or two months q; the
latest letter from ST. Omer of the dale states ha
600 sacks of wheat had arrived there from London IN
tended for the troops which shortly TO assemble in that
neighbohood. -Four regiments are expected there IN
day or two and inquiries had been made in al the
rounding communes TO ascertain how many men and
horses could be accommodated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14
FRANCE.

Ger. Baraguay dIIillers has returned to Paris from
Consantinope. Marshal St. Arnaud will in the meantime
eonoin diplomatic functions with his military command in
the East.
During the representation of lie Prophete at the Opera
House Paris man in of the front boxes suddenly
drew pistol and shot himself through the head The per-
formances Immediately closed for the evening The
suicides name Chas Krine, age 3o cause OF the act
dependency.
j. Daus OF Bremen with party Of friends, ascended
Mount Vesuvius, May "a. Having gone too near the
edge of the crater the ground uyc way and he fell into
the abyss His body recovered from ledge Of rock
on which il hung.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14
pTBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

rrs.n,v limo Add. wAsENAS President pro tea.,
IL the Chair. ,,rr
of Patrick u Neil Of the L. =. Navy lau' DIooNitn'
|;,t;"c ,lln for the relief of broadway by an ele-
tJ Tai,,yay and asking that committee examine lno
ord rorort upon his plans OF Henry Spaol anu o'cts
10 have the nuisance Discontinued by the humping vi S"
soil az the foot OF Morton-si
RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
In roo,ian IN c alteration of the grade OF Greehwich-
Ly WessrS Stuart snd resolving that the commissioner
Of Remains and supplies cause the contract to pave that
norton OF Greenwich-st between Chambers ana heade'
sts he in accordance with the old established 8raue'
STREET CLEANING.
Tho Committee on Cleaning Streets the communists
ton Of the Commissioner of Streets and Lamps stating his
reasons for delay in sending in the contracts Tor cohhra
that Mr. Glsze reason. delay that an injunction was
issued eronin HIM from making portion o. S Used "a
which the bidders in Some Of the other ai'snels nave % &
sccop notified the next lowest bidders sna WI" e s
up and send the Board IS soon IS me aetiYn o.
Court would allow him me CoHniee ,iysy asserting the
id from SEEDING thu contracts By the action OF me eou
the Injunction AID by Of the contractors to &C.
eft he contrasts II only drawing these differences from The
couneaiion that even psiends to excuse tG aelAg
BY the action Of sn Coi r Gq Eye oS OK b.e The nunc
ton TO wlah Nj Gsr refers applies to no other district ana
affords for not SENDING IN the onei J tho sb
d,v If Nev Last Ncep the Seventh District i "azet MIN
f informed the Committee had awarded the contracts for
All but the seventh District before the 9TH day OF nay @
Hs alleged before the Commii'se Tor nor M ne, iii
rscs confirmation, Nas that he believed IL s
Inc oncs the date For this reason he design
wGs very obviously insufficient, and 70 delay completing he CON
until Determination OF the injunction might put L on ot
several months. -. ..,.. o.. ,ho,
Your further report that they have been hs
Tho uvlcu profitable passed
MS cl NAV prevented bidders for less than those 70
have been awarded, rom accepting the con
tfecs and We appgehend that many Of tse
oonirscio who before the oh day oil siaS ,2n ,
their wrinen,ss accept their contracts; VIII not iaAe
M. r., after the delay which has since occurred II ne's app
s oi y be retained bs Mr. Glazer for the ret OF AZ eI
II, Ia hare e uad 'equ,ei for ' .egsieea ms'a5e
which il wa h- objects Of our pre'sst th ps.eH
The Commute, satisfied that unless the ordinances o me ON
different from tpa ADOPT
ed y Mr. szer present instance good can De- expected
tom IN, r lesslet'ou (SignedD ID d. LOhD, -D,,
'''i" I'M THOS. CHRI>IY,
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mann or TEN GOVERNORS.

The regular meeting of the Governors of the Aims
Uorse was held Yesterday afternoon at the Pententary,
Blackwell, Island The usual business was transacted
Tic requstons show the following number OF persons re-
naming in the various institutions under the charge OF the
Governors tor the week ending June 10 Bellevue Hosp
tel SO; Lunatic Asylum, $50 Aims House, O22 Penl-
tentiarv CCg: Pontenary Hospital, 3j5; Work-h9use
coz Sirp-pox Hospital il Randalls Island, 779 Ran
dalls Island Hospital 222 City Prison, $780, Total l3s
Increase ~. Number remaining May q, 5.oo9i admit
ted from May q to June TO- 200. Total, 6,s34 Died
So discharged i67 sent Pententiary. l65 sent to
State Prison. s. Total $50. Total remaining, 5l3'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14
MURDER TRIAL.
KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Be
fore judges ROCKWELL aooRE and Justices oTiL"LLL and
TRIAL OF MICHAEL FARLEY AND HIS WIFE MANILA
RET. FOR THE MURDER OF JoANNAH DARBY
poison
coNcLusION OF TIE CASE.

BY POISON.
CONCLUSION OF TIE CASE
Tie Court assembled the usual hour yesterday morn
ing ard the following Witnesses were examined:
Edward Burroughs swOrn-Am clerk of this Court;
rcoec the calendar at term have seen Lew
.s.Sni ~, n y ils +, ip Of hi. 1-p'-a~a ,iace
The deposition Of Coroner Ball who Is i was read by
.s .ian l. Gene .',o Il, is Ie.'
p made l., Iaey Tie death OF Tie woman Darcy
Alfred Horton sworn-Had some conversation win Tue
pscnr last evening, my Jail he told me the taan on tho
i c nee b.. would no. ,e he would saer de-iA M
b, ty tod TIA, Dr. Hosnty knew 81 chou 'Ae money a.
join Honly ,worn-Am physician live in Henry
rcsed ~ ~ conc OF safe am B9er1ms
HS' iass s. a Z s 1sa.iaii 81 Mr. coSpst
Cs eNal;.,La. 11.Ief .aeL e'.ea; o, ,-e IAd ..;
cd.s Of Tie ,se, ,Lsi Dir Cooper Lad mons.
hepo-ecuon here rested and the evidence OF defense
Alexander Maize -vorn-Am druge-t corner Smith
sIc pea know prisoner be came % i sore fg AI.y;
of -s Iu-s elH clothes VIII d5a' eco eci Ia pa n.T
Mr.. Hughe- swonr-Knew Me-. Cooper she lived
wiz before he wss aa heI husband al,a pa me Aer o
70 reafS hcs Sc becaas sesssa,ea h Darby
~ lie Lad $50 which aid al he money he bad and
w-eA 'le 'fl, az seas mae i. 81 iod re IN answer TO
As isa res eelt to 80 -1 a. had iaIA a. ~ nous wAea
To Juos-l an related TO NJ fay' stood Tor one Of be-
Counsel for defense offered in evidence the policy Of
insurance oftLe PheLiX Fire Insurance Co Of Brooklyn
for $50, on frame building Of Michael Farley NJ.
Horton called by the Di-rct-Atorney 10 prove the
value o tie stock but il was objected to- and the object
lon allowed.
Elizabeth Gross sworu-Iaye seen Lexington, the wit
with him otaee sbosf
It's Levin ward tod the rrueF bad .Azed
bed .teu, snd a. he bad maa should testify a. ane"
ltclt hlr that bed
Henry Gross swom-Lewington called on me and used
snflsse tas initiate fee nss sssns Farley; he wanted me
o. sy zaiust pflOueI aid would lose time BY gong and ne
tod would shi.lgs DAY while attending COgt.
Charles Murray swOrn-Nas NJ the wake after Mr..
bfty des; du krow anything abor Darby being robbed, be-
ooaed 3D. and examined the articles ~hcn be- o1
at o. w bad tetn hLest woman Sic hlt eft him al she
h-u D. then and bought bottle o. brandy.
james Fullerton swOTn-Tesiited 10 the good character
81 th, Farley beard anytime him this
Aldermen T. " Iliuman. Martin Field. Ellen Green.
.r taru, -la itty lu-h-s .s-d 3D. Ac -i.o-.fs general
E.,ot. T.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14
GREAT BRITAIN.

~ r-s,,,.rrs II rsrlisr,ca, have been totally with
cat iR;SsVst 49, m
u5s ascsaI a. spi,,iai special Ains'cr-siWaE inc
rs-,xr q vaous sSaCsnos arc mentioned rs eligible ioF
III ascs. bx As:ogc al stands lord F"lmers'n inc
wsI cause other changes in the Cabinet Of
~hkA sxu,irsly Ii, mos popular wcsd he the transfer
.fI,; Jan Russell n, The Home Oice and ST. William
Aclssycr.a - ;hc Co,cniS. Dep syt,non;.
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n EW-YORK aud NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD -
~ lesL SUMNER ARRANGEMENr le5i.

CcuLlL~ MAY IS. 1871
SEwYORK.-t or Now iiaveu-Accommodat0n
IAN. il30 4. NJ, aud - 40 aad SIS ?. 81 The
ErpIess 70 Cieen~eb Erpes al AN and N The sAa
sfoI Stamford and BrasepOu a STAMFORD,
Norwslk md Bridgeport the { 81. tain 4 STANFORD
fo Po Chester aud N0rs special Accommodate trains &c
80 ~ snd ~ 7 " for SorsaS and 30 VI sud ~ VI for
Pot the.ter.
FoR b0sToS vA Hartford Springfield and WOrcecI-EKpre~0 o.
An. and ? ". Dine and SUP a Springfield
fo Come ccut RIVER Railroad, aud Mon,reaEHpss
e. nj. Dine AZ SprHgie.d
Accommodation train Of fh New Haven Hartford AID Spring
fec kaiEold-At ll.30 An, anu pm.
fCT Canal halr0ad-At8 A " md II. 30 AN
For New Haven and New Loudon Rarosf-Expfess 90 4 %
Nov LoLdon Norwich and Providence AID ? " %
nov Loidou only.
For Horfs -0uic Rs'rosd-Fxrffss a. 2 A. "
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BOSTON via NEWPORT andFALL RIVER.

The splendid and superior steamer. BAY STATE Capt VIM
Provn sases New OH every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AID
FRIDAY a. o'clock NJ and EMPIRE STATE Can't Beui,ma
Byfon New York every TUESDAY THURSDAY and tr.
RrAY o'clock T. n from Pier No ueag the B,te
po.h ,aaching 90 Newport eeeh @ay
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- WILLIAM LAWrON ssains, Lou Wv - aDn ID "a
demand contract, tcofn nOt served 10
LOUIS NEWSTADT defendant You hereby summoned aad
Ieqrrd tie complain ia his action whicA Wa hled IN
t.e Office he City AID County u &c" OK a. me
Cy Hal ia the City Of N,wYos the ID dag OF Jane ~ and
d he said .l on aa slDs
ers al thr No ~ Broadway 10 i said CAV q" new
York within DAVIS 81 the ce Of Tho Summons on You
exclusive The dsv Of service -nd yon a o answer ne
complain within me orcid the panh M thn non
viii The Of six Hundred ana
nine Dollars he 3s day July one h1-ant
eight hundred hyrer hesdes the costs Of ms acson
afed New Hogx, June a. 1851 -
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