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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10

Man WITH Two FAITHFUL wTEs.-Wo End the
following in one of Missouri exchanges Of recent
date where it is credited to The Hamilton Iesgraph
Among the distinguished arrivals at the Hamilton Hosst
ast week was Mr. Mcintyre and duplicate Mrs hci'yfe,
in charge Of officer, route Sor Eaton. appesn
that some time ago Mr. Mcintyre was through here a. .
Daguerrean artist having then hs first wfe WIN n.
Not prospecting in business and his spouse not oeng soo
10 support him he conceived the idea Of sending h 70
her friends living Mount Vernon Things rensnsu
20 for some time when Mr. Mcintyre sat down anu wt'
10 biz first love that he about leaving for Aus.ras,
but instead Of doing this he walked srA,ghiwsy n'o w
affections Of Miss Runnion Of Camden, Preple 20, Pr
cured lcense and married TO her sbou. ysssh ~
Suspicion was excited and the parties e ss ~.
hood The indignant first wife I'D iV sm.y Captured them
sSemh ,Ur IN The s' The Grand S Jury
e P.ss Count, have .ss ssany proS:S
McIntyre Tor fx"ng trial Both Of the fair snes TO
whom he swore eternal fidelity stick to hn IN MS tf'ou-
atien.
Tb,, chap shosd be bsnshed TO the Salt Lake aud per-
;,,od % take the two fair with him. That arrange
mont. we dare sav would please the ladies'
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AYRsr-CLass ScousDRkL.-The man now in jail a.
xeua for attempting to kidnap and brut.iy muir
near Woodburn in this county year two ago. He
true name s james T. McCord On the 18th Of January
1880 he was married 10 Mrs. Barbara Ann Wilson, q
Since then he has married other wvcsone ct Spring
Valley below Xenia and one ut or near Cedarvic, N
Greene County 1t appears, moreover, that ne was mar
RED twice in Kentucky before he 70 this county IN
1872 All these wives living, and three Of then
were picked up in less than that number Of years within
fifteen miles of each other The versatile husband in
the habit Of dividing his time between them, according 10
fancy or McCord is descrbcd To be
pasyo in appearance he brutal BY NATURE and dsbasod
by habit. dayton t0.l Gazetis>
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III UDSON RINE R RAILKUAD.-SUMMERA An
RANGEMEST-Trsins leave Chambesst daily tor Albany
aud TIoy On AID after MONDAY May -, leoi the Trans
will follow:
Esrih.u and tstem ~ aims 49, o,, ,snu
Mail Tnin Q A. NJ ThIoueh Way Trains. u H. and r. NJ
F.rss TTair. 7. NJ. Accommodation Train al 6JO T. ~
For TsrTytowu AZ ii 7. NJ. =, ,.,.o ~
from Chtmtr.t Way Freight and Passenger Train at r. NJ
from ChsmteIstf. n,,
For Peesssi ct 10 A. VI, 3P. NJ, ard $50 p ~
The Tarryicwn Peekk and POagkeepe Trans stop al al he
taken al Chenber. Christopher 18Th aud 5l,ts's
SUNDAY MAIL TRAINS $40 NJ from Cansst for Albany
''pf~s " 90 EDMUND FRENCH. General superintendent
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4lilIinerp, &r.
Professional Noiiees.

TX. JAMES w. POWELL, OCULIST, AURIST,
dsyo:es bis attention exclusively Of EYE and
EAh from 20 O'clock daily his Offices No SOC Bsadway
q POWELL ss4usted Dgla in 1855 and has pscteed In this
ely ior twenty Dr. PONELLS popular Areaise the
Eye can le bis Office be the
ns treasure which money buys also his selfacting Eye
Der fountains which obtained the sda the Crystal Palaces
aid the hresi aud collection Human Artificial Eyes Ia the
Union
SPECTACLES-Goo and cheap, accurately ad-
psted vision and exchanged satisfactory by Professor
RANKS Opan the NewYork Eye Hospital und Eye uims
NO Pnkow opposite the Asior House, and No So Bow
~ sseetseies and Optical Instruments Wholesale and retail
I s. ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO Travellers is
" sued by b. MONIES Notary Public, II Warren
"a Broadway produce their certificates
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WaicI Gurs.


AEN-YOEK CITY and ORANGE MOUNTAIN
~ WATER CCRlTh. iaI lo.t com Az" .no'oasa'y
Lslsd IN tbi- county, shdins PRIVILEGES IA cs -"
Travellers accommodated With transient board 81 no l' AZ n
e' sosIS ., o Ss.s'' y pace o " NAY II ..
nR MUNDE's wATER-CURE ESTABLISH
~ MINT FLORENCE. MEss three miles from the Norta
Dfpof) q; tie largest asd has
The lird. l. ing able 10 accommodate ~ yaenis, az
the MUSICIAN Of school Of the hiss
80 h. thai rsmlkAbe villa whom &c IL nate
IN ccnrsctsd hI several years Adde'S - :,
y Dr. CHAs. MuNDE. Florence, Moss
nR. Z. E. DENNISTONs WATER-CURE Estsb-
U,hnez spTuglsls. Northampton NAsNsabeT limited &c
.. - tsishlshsa lss7'
nP. CEORGE F. ADAMS, Hydropsthic Physician,
fNo ~ Hcks Prookyn vis:,sre their hones Ofee
Accommodations ios two or three more
PATIENr BoAkpERs IN bis family DEF hieay vegetarian
nR. rAYL0Rs WATER-CUkE, 6th-av., cor. OF
ssttt This Hygiene affords lsr possible the sdvan
,,y f coatv sud city Are accommodations for DAY end
DE. sHEW's WATER CURE HONE, Oyster
psv l. I-S,ea.ner Coion daily from Fulton Market at
N The ie. Of ions Tor ho invalid and eoAFdets
HYpkOiATHiC and HlGlENlC INSTITUTE
III .uasCHOcL No. Is L..sh;st-ACCOMAODATiONs Tor
iCO PATIENTS. Competent Assistants Tor Vn door
Special Female pces FeTse Physicians ts Md
wiisry cases X 1. ttAL., ~, ". ,.Oi
NEWPORT X. /. WATER-CURE.-Ihi estao-
Times open Baths attached Adiess DR. w = kEh
UMMER RETREAT and WATER CURE,
- ROUND HILL. At NORTHAMPTON, Mass-fhe most de
urdeS the charge Of Dr. HAL>fED celebrated TOR MS
he Il thrcnic h. eases
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H,oTICr ,..IppTICATION for the DISCHA

NOTI(E for APPIICAIION lUr sno ----lL,..
IN f,nfssoLyExT from his DE BITS pursssas % ne
o. the tni,a arles ~ &c d. BUDLoNG Of The
Town Schuyler. Heskbns Hss Errs svcs coanfy
10 - cesnty h enae "a ne suts' o.
% ~, hsv nsve asslsAEent shcnis n"s os ma
sac 49, ,.r,Sssss J. BENEDICT, Afasasy utlcs.
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Wtsan Cleaners, Sc.

NEW-YORk and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
LINE via SIcARAGu The Accessory Transit ,onnysny
o. Nicaragua prcpfieios Ihruzxh Of the s Ony
ne sisiys through ieHet., iais ras hnn -ros-ns is-
pc" eo1b.e ngire 'eanfhir >i or THE We II f tsn'
turdeE ~ leave from pes NJ North River e, 0ro>k r ~
piesiey fr Pueat Arena TUESDAY Jua. - connecting
viii The fayor;e s.cansiip CORrE5, oar-3J
over the NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE, HAVING su' WE'VE
miles Of land transportation BY clsss carriages THESE ate
ere unsurpassed n their ventilation and accommodations fo'
information apply oaiy
CHARLES MORGAN Agent. No. Bowling Green
NBCorme rcns the 18Th July the davs OF snz viii be
changed 90 the sb and 9th Ml these dates tai
Sunday the ships viii leave tie saturday hereto
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NOTICE. Of MoRTGAGE sALE.-Wherea e

~ " i I L OF hOi1V<AOb
~ JAMES MOORE Mosso on or about the es2rq a9 "
Noveub,r Ia 1855 made ard delivered to WILLIAM
FLEMING Morgsgee, certain iudsntuTe OF MORTGAGE bearing
Of Ia the thousand eight hap-
of the Of
rdd dollars ,il months from rle dse thereof WI ineres
thereon cent snnsn rayeoe seminar
thereby orgaged In default OF the
ve of The said sun hundred dollars above mentiossd
or which might thereon CT OF any per: thereof
according condition aforesaid and which said WIN
Re ID Office OF he Register Of
IN CAV md county OF L.ber t
SO "a h. hh DAY Of November IN The 1885 AID duly
Of assignment bearing date he ~nty day VI
March, in the year ll)i;
cured the Of The said principal
two huuded and The ntses doe the first day May
The the said sell thereby became operative
having been Instituted AZ law recover
the By she said thereof;
AID whereas the said the time Of
hs tvs, publication Of this ro.ce hundred aud seventeen
dOlls.s ard seventy two cens;
NV herefoe notice hereby given pursuant the Statute
provided ssd will be
closed Ly sale e. ~ Eorsged premises raned By the said mort
pubic suction at the Merchants Exchange IN the city OF
kexYoTk The hth day August the 1885,
oeock OF day which sd ged pennies
ere de- rled a. follows:
An Of Sixteenth Ward Of the
q Newio number 30 Vest SIXTEENTH street and
further sud disr rshed O number ~ OF the
dated June and recorded IN the oee Of Re
In snd for the said ey and county Of New YORK % ne 20
day Aueus year isz3 and bounded follows SohsrJ
ont by sI,eenthse sxtery BY lot lumber y on sd map
Con dtcseed and westerly BY lot number II on sa map
bTedth and feet each and 10 ensa
en- the side feet lhss inches sra on sas
side foyisht feet inches being the Pr. m,es M
the William fie and his wife the said james ~
the November in the la and 20 sec he
aid mar was eIeru-d Dated SEwYosK. 2Ih Hsf
LAWRENCE J. GOODALE. Ayisase o. .''s''~
CHARLES A. DEWEY, Attorney No. Va NA@
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GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.-SIXTl

GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE. sixty
OMILES' DISTANCE SAVED 10 CHICAGO ANDs ST LOUIS
The MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NOhrHERS iSpl INA
Mail the following .;aueh dIss. steamers r1a5ins
IAiLBOAD Dgnsk touching Cleveland AID connect
ing with their Rosd Toledo and eonnseiS directly WIN inc
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROADS at CHICAGO, 10
Fsisbl tom TO Tie Mississippi River EIAGARA Capt
MiiIei; ENTIRE Capt Mitchell; KEYSTONE STATE, Capt
Hhi pS5 SE From NJ BuPFlI6 DIRECT TO MONROE
by these wellknown magnificent Floating Paiaee. ENTIRE
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, A D. Perkins Conf, leaves Bnfao
TuesGlys tId F,idsy,i NORTHERN INpIASA l. T. Phestt
CoIr'I. leaves kuEalo Wednesdays and ,atudaya =, ,
Of fu!endid will Leave the NJ = X
Line pc.k ocsL, p every day texcept sundays and
The LIGHTNING EXPKESS TRiS will be in waiting TO take
PsL I'll Get TO Chieaso IA hours arriving ne4 evening ai'e
RnnpnS time from Neyy.york Buffalo,. IA hours.
Running time fiona Buffalo 10 Monroe. .......'.li hours
Running time foin Monroe TO CAicaso...... d hours
......................SG hours
Conneons Chicago with 6ue line Of Low Pressure steam
arc hailoed La Sale aud there connect wnh i
9 Xxi t Sp cHesGo Asp hfSsPPi RALkoSo
or connecting Island with regular line Of steamers tor all
fcr below making the cheapest sud most drees Route
nc tmo.icuu Lake ksosds Buffalo and Dunkirk
Ibis Toledo forming the only direct and connu-
Inc CT RAILROADS from the Atlantic sesoosd TO the 'aey Oh INC
Raining time to Chicago. 80 hours
Running time 10 81 Louis. % hours
-FOUR DAILY TRAINS by Railroad all the way.
TWO DAILY LINES BY Steamers on Lake Ere. -, .a
eketed hough Tom New York with privilege ofrop
fs oss 5 E.l .o 1 E III Rd ss DaSs
Bic snd Buffalo ana New-foTs City Railroads VIA buso
PecIles Line steamboats, Hudsop River OF Harlem aud Se"
YoE Cenual Railroads via Albany AID Bu1alo
any further Information Through Tickets or Frest Apply q.
York. 70 JOHN r. PORTER, General Agent, "
L. Z DUNTDN, Ticket Agent
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ONLY S35.-iNDEPENDLNT LINE for SAN

ONLY S35.-iNDEPENDENT LINE for SAN
" FRANCISCO, vie PASAaA.iaus crossed in few ous
Only miles Of ane travels good military road lne eeieo,te
steamship NORTH STAR eU blcen VIII leave New YORK
fT Aspnwsll Wednesday July O'Clock ~ precisely
fIf the foot q Harrison North River c)nnee. with ne new
and popular eamshp UNCLE SAM 800 baden Books io
these palaces limited number Of cks VII
be sod 81 The following Ees applied o before the h Of June
Second Cabin, open berth. 81
Apply only JAS CROSS, No 8 Battery place stairs
N BPsssengers through ia May ahead
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leaye Brooklyn at
i 6 gsai ~ gsa NJ f e, h' "a we'd
$..:;: :i. 51T ?s s:s.
AN t;.#sss' 81 70, 5 T. Nj '''A A
NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILR0AL.-
N 1854 SUMNER IEl1,i ARH "a; g Ia5i i'
An lss% I'D .o y; 81 n; F *. ',. M I
H,l'' :o. S'': Stanford ID
Nervr I'D sHaseIor me NJ am &c stan" train.
s5AM and sso Sor~sa and $50 Pm and Az PM for
boics y Hsfsd sg,nsass and W0r'e''s'-'P''''
fS 4 c s11 Rel SciaoH tairoa aon.resE1re
at An. Dine lt srngssd H.. tr.-s -, s,..,,
fslS EsiirSsd --|s il 50 G.st, sld f,M;
5 .Ss md M hs M c.i
Nwondon Norwich sorinstOn and Providence Aad 2 NJ to
Ioi ass:soa,t R.iesa- E1pU@as4,MM ..,pm
for Dsrlry snd Nofwss R.iOsd-Aeeomnodaioa at aud
stA end LMrS.s 10 p N Observation-Disclosures =.
$50 and lois An I'D iS Pm Express at sS' An end
sad Pea chc.spsei.l Ase9%ed1,iOa tr,i2s
ion oIwais as NJ tom Port Chester At SIS NJ and ~
Sc lrss h Of station oa'ss .at ase-
AL sS,t's 6dice' sssisn- Iloa.e Sew a.gen.
NEw-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Passengei
~ Trains leave rr osi Of pu'se 81 q follows ~ chang. If
blakiL 1:IPrs:.st7A N Tor DaHsiI. ,...-,.,,. -.
MI st els 4 u foT DuIklk aid baaas and lAef0sa'- "a
Way Errrs- II j. 3 r. W Ss Dunkift - -,
nCCk-Id FEss. Y VI -
Pl-rsr cor srasrl AID iutefus~dse stations
NJ Oyi aud alste slsi'oH~
Nrli Express IT 4. n. tor DunsIk and Buffalo
EIn' -Errf GibP L. NJ
On SUNDAY ouy oue Express Train, At 3 r. NJ =,
These tiIrss lri-s At buffalo WIN as ass
s,e.rrs a .ko Ee Tor al pO the Lake snd pansrs
with lie LaAe Shore Raroed tor C-stad CINCINNATI io''a0
Dtlclf tahAsc. &c.
NEW-iUkK aud PHILADELPHIA DiRECI,
IN ia NfW-JERSEY EATLROAD-Us NAIL and EArnsS
ifSIs-Ihfousl IN -Four Hurs-WiSrEH Akh'suL - 4
De-, Is iesLavs Ny,k, oOs Of Couftisndt 81 81 u ann
A. u, ara ara s. r. N. ,,u
Love Pt,rdsEk. y. and A 81. and u aa1 >. r a. a..
Re-. ffsm Nsv YORK ~ IS 10 and II A u and ~ =.
E sc.ous clsfs n n r. ~ and NJ; 81 IN "a ana ,. ~
With Isducsd Way ees. in New Jersey Accom-
Line Wlsh ~ " from loot Of CoaTtiandts taroasn
81 L4grs Nm W.,
1troush tcts sod for Bsriuoe wssnnstOn Norfolk Wsden
Charleston All the aoye trains Through bag
and 81 lines only fss<enseu
with bassFe he IS minutes before che Ans Leave
NEM-lORk, OGDENSBURH and MONTREAL
~ RAILROAD LINE via Springfield, bellows sAs Kaiiad
frslHfieu, Idpr Waite Rvsf Ws River, - yolns5ify,
Wire MornlaIs Montpelier 81 Adams and kousrs Po1S Tex
sgass Haven EsIoAd IL edvAy AMI Stnast ani
ifbsl tn EkIt,ss trains IL aud Psi baggage
bsasd Frixli by the New syen 1,cascs Peeksip
..-,.,- J. I-lE. ges.s-! -. -. ~ s9ss- a.
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NEW-lUkK and PHILADELPHIA DIREC
OGDFNsBURH and MONTREAL

IN RAILROAD LINE uxhed, Bellows FAILS kafla~i
rri1scu rdsor Waite Rivsf Wells Rer. 81 Johns5lfy,
vlre Morralf Montpelier Adams, and koa'c's Po1S Tex
..ga.s EsioAd Broadway and Ctnast, ani
.lfbFt tid ih EkJt,ss uains ~ aud Pm Bafsase
~ q Fnixh by tia New Haven s,caue Pecksip
...is.I- I.tE, ees.g-l "a. ~. ~ s9st- q.
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Eeaal Notices.

AT SURROGATE's COURT held in and for the
N County NewYok at the suOsstes oeo in the Cy o.
s dsS s cd rsdlsI Sui
Ss Re. E.sae SAMUEL
Se bis S a oH R sd
oBEhT Ad%9se I'D A}1Ia;s,1 $ e ns E,I,'' o.
apes, in this &C Cont 5 DAY and .; ss
fseI the h F nj bc RoBsr
deceased appear before the Surrogate Of the County Of
ups a. 10 eloe in TIE forenoon Of that day. then
show why authority should rot DC given to the spa "a
Of lie d SAMUEL RoBERrs cssa'sd hal! necessary to
F' si H; a asa A. W. BRADFORD Surrogate
IN PURSUANCE of an ORDER of JESSE c.
Smith Surrogate Of The County Of k1si Nor Isa:
bier " ROGERS late Of he City Of willan,buss deceased
to he t s sf 4SN sA RoaE In T s
Sse s.a M the City Ms s. & On before the ''n
''' 0' '''0''' wILLIXM s. RooERs} Executor, and
rr.wems. A AESt 4 Rd SDshsS' and Esee'i.
IN PURSUANCE u an or Ter of he Surrogate of the
G.qs DAvS FRI TRci s fs Cry
sd .tss BIZ 70 os s'S IL s E Bioais
on or before ns %1iy ssS Ms Ia. M
.r,ms f gESa&E gA Fi5z Ad ai%ae..
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
G:'s SI'
. Ys at S bs siSs No. 81 Bosdway City
before lie 9TH day OF august "'
9Th day of February 1874 . - ,,,, am .,,.,..
IN PURSUANCE of order of the Surrogate OF
the County New York notice hereby gwen TO al PeIsons
having claims against MICHAEL D0UGHERTf late OF the Cy OF
deceased present he same with heevoqche thereof
10 the her sdeIce No Ninhay, In the Cy OF
on tenth day Of July next-Daed New
York the sixth day OF January 1851 .,..
il law6mS~ MAhf H. DOCDhLhii, Aah~u"@N
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
Tiff Hfsi sis :5
with thereof
At 81 Boost In the City OF New York on or
twelfth October next-Dated Newfsrk the sew
I ~ i SS JULIA FITZPATRICK, Administrative.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County NewYoIs Notice hereby given to ~ persons hsyns
claims sssin PATRICK kAvAEAGH late OF the City OF New
YORK present with vouchers thereof 70 ne
.uIscrber Al the Office Of BENJAMIN C. LEVEKiDCE Es %
81 Cbstsst CITY of kewYork OF before the hehh
dv Of Noyemr nex-Dasd EewYOIk the ninth day o. NAY
iai lmv20 law6mSs) MARGARET MCGOWAN, AdministstnA
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate OF the
County of notice hereby gwen 70 all persons hay
10 claims against WILLIAM u. IDE, late Of Nonroeyie ahof
Ma deceased present the VITA v1chers nsIs W FAC ~
.crter al the A. j. Barnes Coz No 81 John't N te
Civ of NEWTON before the third day OF OetoDef nsA
III ,ss'ns SIMEON lDE, AdniRstnnr
Ar
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IT S. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA via AS
" PISwALL and PANAMA-Pazaze only SIS The lsth9as
crossed in six hours On TUESDAY June - a: O'Clock
from pier Of North River will be dipsshed the
feet and superior ship GEORGE LAW @ v Fox. u s. ".
Commander Panama with the well and sape
Nor steamship SONORA.
Through tickets by this Line be secured al the following
Csbin berth including Hncs
y entire Ithmus Transit Ticket from ship ship, + Second
Cabin Saloon berths including Hnckey Transit Ticket a.
above $50; sfeerrge berth including Railroad Ticket 20 ~
pr.son. terminus within few hours walk ride Panama 80
The accommodation the eee 81 the Prcihc
ard u s. Mail Steamship Companies unsurad and partes
about California invited call examine 'or them
selves.
For passage apply Office Company. No III Wss,
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l,ypETNE COURT.-ln the matter of laying out 1
ROBERT J. DILLON, Counsel to the corpcr-'

Now loIk, June 7. Itlf
% al tke preceding until the l5h day OF JAY nsx,,
In each week and 20 rd thciF hills with adays o. p1ose'
,e,s,ion Of ,hs rroeetalnss jo3 iswtjy
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slSEKr H. NicoLAY Auetioneer.
DOslTlyE SALE TO CLOSE a CONCERN of sc
CHssLEs l. TVGKER, Auctioneer.
,ICH LACES. EMBROIDERIES, REAL

~ FRENCH NEEDLEwORK, &c., al Auction, on MONDAY,
r. IL Al oelok No So Broadway. Richer Goods than
~ probably the last sale shall have Of these
p,.s,~ On No NOR
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DATRIOTlC LINE-New Line OF NEW Osh
/ and LIVERPOOL PACEET> This line vi be eoEPos.1 81
tbe f,iio wing uew AID srlerdd ships viz -,
CALHouE..?et e tun. eu 'esI..;n IN ~ -
WFBSTFR....2eDC iuideh. sitAin j. l.. '.sncA
ORIFNT.... eco bgras c aptar Geo-. : II
The recrssy br ale az l est Ao
nso.t substantial in the trade ..,..- n. -
ss yery every WI DC - =
,romoe the comfort Il pass, use AID se eos'eno d -F'
''' sP0FFokb TILEsTON Co. y y b oai Nv.
AGENT. In Live pool-T GRIA-HAW Co. X ~ el-- -
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CVpREME COUKT.-ZINA HoLDRIDGE az

- CYRUS \ ShEPARD-ro the above named DEFENDANT
S You hereby summoned answer the complaint "a s
al
uugus County, EeSyok within twenty DAYS after tho ssic
hsr,ol the day such and yoa fail 70 &c
the ma aoresad she plaintiff VIII take udymen
the Que Thousand Five Hundred Dollars SOD VIZ
om the OF April thousand eight hundred an
vour besides the this suit And viii take notice ,hs
the complaint this hed IN tine ONCE ~ the Ciefk OF IN
County OF Cstsrsugus on the 2ih day Of Ayri lsst
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CUPREME COURT.-THEODORE SMITH sgains

Z.
- ton the Nayor and Commonslty OF the City OF
New York, relative the OPENING Of Ei0hTI-FIrrH
STREET Thdav the East River In the City OF New YORK.
NOTICE hereby That the costs charges and expenses IN
BY Of the Proceedings in the above emitted mlsr
will be clerk the Surreme Court az his ohce Ia the
City Hall tho City Of New York SATURDAY the nth day
June 1854, Of O'clock, A. NJ New.N York. May ~ ios3
C
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HxE CelroV Arcsiencer.

lo>xrs NNSeNs>, Auetseaeer - A.,
4 ONpAv. June ~, az , o'clock I, NJ, az inc
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10

The splendid and superior Stesnes BAY STATE CsPt Wa
Brown leaves New-Yols every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AID
FRIDAY ocoek p H. anu EMPIRE STATE Saps bsIl.as
Braron leaves ,wYok every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SAT.
URDAY ocock r NJ ro, Pier No v r. tbs Battery
Both touching 81 Newport, eseh way.
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dpicn oy 30
Ear Freiahf Thin
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-10
Fair on VINE cling Island

We need hardly call attention 10 The period hk.
eiiof holding our next Faibnow about month
hence, oskwe presume that all interested ore az.
ready bending their pIeparollons with ,yiewtoa
Tending on tbe 18Th, ilth, and 18Th days Of Sep,
iemJef The completion Of the Bridge l1pdse
Gtiefto The contrary wilhsiandng,l renders IA
ellie tIe commanded the grounds, while the
perfect Improvements erected there ensure the
comfort OF visitors and The security Of articles ex-
hi6ited. q S5.
The ManageB have set 10 work in earnest TO-
p,epste ior the occasion, aud have cent Fair bills
into every potion of the country In order that all
who 60 desire may attend with The requisite inior-
ma,lonin advance, Of lifetime, place, rules, 30,
DC. The Attendance win be very large, we doubt
NOT, aud the exhibition very attracting. Every
one Is free 10 enter The list, and competition is in
lyi,ed from every quarter on equal terms. We
hope that our own manufacturers and artSans will
exhibit more interest n thiswork than they did last
year, when many Of them did not do themselves
justice from pure apathy aud neglect 10 preparsfor
the Pair, wehope nothing ofthesort will be the
case This year and that The products Of our looms,
anyis, and workshops will be there, that our ari-
4 konAlanQ mecuanlcS Will pIVuuCo VIC WVAo
oft6eir hands and all enleayor thus 10 reflect cree
liton themselves, their city aud their calling.
We hope sincerely that they will attend to this,
lahd wen, fotwe were mortified OF the comparative
neglect exhibited last year, aud hope for the credit
Of The city that this yeatAlL will be represented
and well represented nthe Fair. Those who did
exhibit lastyeA did well, and II Is exclusively or
4 those who did not that we complain. May none
have occasion to loto this year. The address will
beJeiiyeted by Mr. Alexander r. Boteler, Of JCf-
feison, county, Virginia, gentleman 10 everyre.
spect qualified to do justice to such an occasion,
and to respond 10 the call made upon him by agri-
culture and mechanics Lstall come then, bring
forth their products, compare them with those Of
Others and jhenas strive thereby to improve in fl-
ture. Thusitisthat oil such gatherings are wide.
" useful, extending alike tile sphere Of acQuaint-
nnce and usefulness.
NS4k,--Penons receiving Pair bills will confet
layor by putting themup, ami popeH win con-
fer alike favor BY noticing Fair, &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-10

AHEktcAS Bears ron BSoLAND.- It is a fact
worth noticing, says The New York Journal Of
Commerce, that some Of the finest English steam
ets are being furnished with the "Fanois Metallic
Life Boatsln Constructed Of galvanized iron, i'm
ported from England. The immense iron steam-
ship New York, which is now nearly ready for
sea, St Glasgow, isto be furnished with boats OF
this description, and Of .arset capacity than even
those furnished The Collins liue, as they will be
capable Of carrying 400 passengers. Theyare to
be taken out the steamship "Glnssow," on the
1th inst The last named vessel is also being fur.
nished with these American boats, throwing aside
the wooden ones.