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q cHARNalNe BOOK.

ATELY published In one beautifully -oTnai e. T.
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With four exquisite designs printed IN tSIee IN
Cloth IS cents; or richly colorcd, 81 AID VIII o.
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This new book for children Is written BY "a,
daughter Of one Of our mcst onteIprising ana lo
nent merchants, who has long been known IS 49,,
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and We feel sure ovsvv yeaas person into W. =.
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Flower of the Family; Weeks Delight; Mary anu I
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ton of books which benefit the public, and prodncs
q surplus revenue in the purse
From fifty to one hundred dollars per month can
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Our PARIsHi or, Annals Of Pastor and People.
Price $L25.
SCRIPTURE EMBLKMs AND ALLEGoRIEs. $i.26.
We are daily receiving orders, by mail, for copies
Of the above works. and wherever our agents intro
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Please address l. p. CROWN, Publisher,
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PHRENoL0GTCAL CABINET.

E0wLERS, WELLS, d CO. Phrenologists and
L Publisher i51 Arch street, below Seventh. Phil
adelphia, furnish all works on Phrenology PhysioI
ogy, Water Cure, Magnetism, and Photography
Wholesale and retail at New York prices. Profess
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descriptions Of character, day and evening Cabinet
free May 22-1y
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NoacRoss's FLAMING MACHINE.

M Rotary Planning Machine has Just been decided
1sl not TO infringe the Woodwork Machine, BY the
Supreme Court Of the United States and am now
prepared 70 sell rights 10 use in all parts of the United
States This Machine gives universal sstisfaction.
It obtained q Medal both In New York and Boston,
over the Woodwork Machine, after trial Of three
weeks. n q. NORCROSS,
LosSsA, Fs5. IA, 1864;
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IMPORTANT TO MIL OWNERs

-
HAVING received my Letters Patent for On in.
IL proved method Of Dressing MIlstones, 1 an
now prepared to furnish Machines 90 M.u--s ali
Mill Owners.
will guaranty that any practical Miller cen a,
the first trial If lie viii try dress pair of Buns
half the time that he csn do It with the couuea
hand-pick now in use; and that the work done BY
the machine shall be better than can DC done by Mn.
out of ten OF tho best handlers Of the common p,6
The machine makes a clean, clear, thrsnd-lke me-s
and docs not brittle up nor break the ace Of the soa
1t be controlled the will Of tho operator in.
Etantly TO make the most delicate lex or one with
the force Of ten pounds il required Every PractSd
Miller knows that etons IS only required to be r
ed where the proof staff indicates. This can be G1as
by the machine, no matter how brittle or tender, OF
how close and hard the face place the stoss
nay be, the operator can face it Gowu, or torc5 e.
lightly as he pleasos. Thero ere three very good
sons for trying them:
First. With fair use the machine VII last tverJ
years, Second. 1t is complete within itself and viii
not take five minutes, nor cost Eve cents 20 Wy T.
Third. give with Tie machine thirty tools, or ltE
blades which will last any two pair OF stones, 10 BE-
dressed twice a week, for two years and tlcl ary
good smith can replace them for twenty Eye ce-s
apiece.
have used this machins in ny mill for nearly
fourteen months to dress both the face and the fur
of two pair of four feet French BErrs and there
has boon no hand-pick usc3 On them in all th,ttino
know that make coed yisld, and think ;ss
reputation Of my mill VIII warrant in saying tia,
turn oat Krst-rate article Of Floor
have a medal awarded me for the invention Of %
ingenious and useful machine for Dressing MdEgly.
by the Commissioners appointed ct tho sAhiliug1G
the Worlds Fair in the Crystal Palace at New loIz
city, besides fattering certificates from al hs''
sold the machine TO-
Having recently obtained Letters patent, in r1E
prepared to furnish the machines, ana 10 SCI s.zs
county and shop rights
20 All orders must state the diameter Of the U'i
stones and the sizo of tho collar of tie sputlc t.:
price Of the machino with thirty tools is Sl-5
Address j. q. STANDS.
0'FSllon Mills, st. Louis, Missouri.
ST.. Louis, Missouri, hU,Ti Is, ls%
This Is to certify that EhaVe been enpl'yc. IN 'ss
oEallon Mills for the last ten months A'le-, cs
ring which time have had fair opgog.aE - q to-
ing Mr.. J. G. ShRnds's Patent nj s,ore Dicsso'.
know by experience with the machine, that '1crsF
not only economy in time and tools, bu' the s5''
may be kept in perfect face, sud fine, over s52i'
grinding dress put on in less time and labor i-sI
with hand-pieks; besides, it takes very little pce ~
TO handle the machine, and any one who has esp
rienoe enough in milling 70 know what is required
sharpen the face of stone for grinding very 1la
learn to do good job with the machine.
juno o-1y sILAs 2. DULy.
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yoke the aid of that maxim, for nothing doubt
full appears.
In my next letter, shall bring forward some
importans southern concessions and testimo-
mics on the subject. WILLIAM GooprLL.
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HOUGEK EEPING HARDWARI3 ,AND FAttl
GCOuS.

c. BERRIAN, Importers and Wholesale Deal
y ers in Housekeeping Hardware and I fancy Goods
sol Broadway, New York Cutlery silver. aGd F-a'
tod Ware Japannery, German Silver and Britannia
Ware, Composition, Enamellcd aud Iron Hollow
Ware, Bronzed, Copper, and Brass Goods, Ba-9rS
Apparatus, Tin, Wood, and Willow Ware, Brus-'S
Mats, Baskets, Refrigerators, Sporting Tackle, 20
Our stock has for years part been equal to ani 5gS
surpssses in variety and extent any similar esta5l
ment in the country and viii DO sold a. prices deg
ing competition.
The attention Of HousekeePers and Merchants
invited to stock Of Goods and Prices boors oIJ
ing. J. & @. BERLIN,
March 13-1y 6ol Broadway, New foFA
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YOUNG 3 CARSON,

Wholesale Groeers and Commission hisrthdHH
No. ~ Exchange Place, Balt;nor', go,
II EXP constantly on hand large stock OF 'Io t,,
IN rios, which they offer on tho most i2EoI'11s
terms Paltiuore. Jan u.
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CLEVELAND WATER CURL; EsIAEL-Ai4'
MENT.

THHE above Establishment is row commencing -
Il seventh session.
The number of patients treated g, the Ests 81.
has been on the increase from year to year loi -
past ak years, until the last season, when tae =.
mands Of the public far exoecded our Po"er 20 :.
commodate them. The increGsing rapidly ana ~. ~
portion Of cures, from yeer to yesr induces TIC ~
scriber to believe that his enlarged expe-iea'e -
opportunities for treatment give facilities 70 th' N
I'D rarely equaled.
Diseases peculiar TO females are treated win -.
cess and raYiSg Of cure believed to be surp3s5a1
none. May % Il. T. SEELGE, =. y.
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CROCK ER, nIcXUNE, 4 ROBINSON,
/ TToRNEYS AND C0UESELLORS AT Law.
\ Office Nos "a and rs in Read & Co.'s Pcst Lee.
aiding, Sacramento. A1a.l.
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Senate. Thursdau. Julu "a. 1s54.

The Senate proceeded to che considera-
tion Of the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation
bill
Several amendments were offered and dsba-
ted among those adopted were the following
One providing for commission to examine
and report upon the extent, &c Of the possess
DRY rights of the Hudson's Bay Company, in
Washington Territory; and authorizing the
President to purchase the ssHae ct q cost not
exceeding 100000.
Amendments, giving the clerks in the State
Department and the Coast Survey cfioe the
addition of 20 per cent. for the last year.
An amendment increasing tho salaries of
the United States Ministers at France and
England to $4,000 per annum, and discontin-
uing the outfits for those positions.
An amendment offered by MIR. Bayard, ap-
propristing 100000 for the continuation and
extension of the General Post Office building
around the whole square, bounded by z, F, 7sh,
and 9th streets, was debated and rejected
yeas l6, nays 25.
MIR. Pearce, from the Committee on Confer
cnce, on the Indian Appropriation BILL made
q report, which was agreed to.
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DAOPShs CAECEhs TEIT Tx, ElS1 UkAAg
A ND Diseases of the Genital Organs, removed In
n an incredibly short time InvaIids afflicted With
the above complaints be successfully treated at
No. SO Broadway between Second and Third streets,
east side. Once hours from ten to twelve o'clock
Drs WHITTEM0RE and ST0CKWELL,
Dec. a Cincinnati Ohio.
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o'FsllOn Mills, St. Louis, Missour
Z. BOWMAN,

No. III HGnover strsst Boston N7's,
IMPORTER Of French and German Toy Watches
4 Manufacturers Agent for the sale Of Jewe;ry also
Wholesale Dealer in Vegetable Ivory Goods, SeTi-s
Silk. &c. All orders promptly attended to.
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GILaAN'S HAIR DYE.

The beat article ever used, hundreds can testify
in this city and surrounding country. Road! CHI
MANS LIQUID HAIR DYEinstantonsonsly chang
es the hair to brilliant jet Back or glossy Broresi
which is PsymGnOasdOes not stain or in any way In
jure the skin. No article ever yet invented which
viii compare with It, We would advise all who have
gray hairs to buy it, for it fails Boston Post.
z. D. GILMAN, Chemist, Washington city, Invent
OF and Sole Proprietor.
For sale by Druggists, Hair Dressers, and Dealers
In Fancy Articles throughout the United States.
LARD OIL, STAR AND ADAMANTINE CAM
DIES.
MO Extra Lard Oil, well filtered and free from
IN gelstins, manufactured for fine machinery, wool
lens, and solar lamps
Star and Adamatino Candles, full weight and prime
quality, warranted to stand the climate of California
Australia, the Indies, and Africs.
Orders for any quantity executed promptly. Apply
to THOMAS EMERY Lard Oil, Star and
Adamantine Manufacturer. Cincinnati, o.
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CHOLERA AND TEEroTALsa.--E. C. Della
van, the great Temperance apostle, states that
Of the three hundred persons who died of
cholera in Albany, in 1892, only Eve were
strictly teesosallers.
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H0uss Of Rspresentatipes, IuEp q, 1s54.

liNos REPRESENTATIVES,, jug ~, 1904.
MIR. Houston, from the Committee of Confer
ence on the disagreeing votes Of the two Houses
on the Indian Appropriation bill, submitted o
report, which he explained at length.
Dir. Orr made few remarks in cornnenda-
ton Of the report, end concluded by demand
ing the previous question; which was ordered,
and the bill, as thus amended, was passed !
Mr.. Barksdale asked leave to introduce a
bill placing at the discretion of the President
the sum of ten millions of dollars, TO be ex-
pended during the recess Of Congress to defray
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WEALTH OF NEw York CIrY-In 1853, the
assessed value of real and personal estate was
SAB 63l 1892 "a. In 1854, it has arisen to
1862 OIL ,734 ~ - showing an increase of
$3.50: 35i.7s. This increase izmore than
double the assessed value Of property in Wash
ington.
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CLARIFIED County, Pal intend, God will
ing to start next week for the West-to see
Kansas. would like to know where the Mas
sachusetts company have their agent located
there, that could see him. | wish to cast in
my mite with them, to have seven thousand In
dependent voters there in two years am
sixty-onc years Of age, and em not able to do
much at hard work, but will try to get some
of my young friends to 60 there, and call &C.
cesicnally to see them as long as my health
will permit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

COLD WROUGHT lhON BEAMS Tor flkE-
- PROOF BUILDINGS. VAULTS STORE FRONTS,
ROOFS &c-The unSeriEred row PREPARED 10 funi<h
sold wrusht iron oNed sssms cut 20 sp-ched enxh.,
psice kich enabs IRE proof buds 90 be erected
oSerse .dvtrce on the ccs 81 wooden crss The hc
invited 70 e1spine the new building Of M>ssz hnPrr
Brothers Chst where 'hsy hive oeer USED F'F TURNER
inforuafico spply 10 ,-, =, - o-,,.-.-
TIIO ARCHITECTS anil BUlLDERS.-WlRE
Il ROPE for ss.h-- Dumb aii-s he far more anr.oie
than hemp. LHAS W. COPELAND, NO 81 oro11-N
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6teamooais ano Railroads..

CEPTEMBER, 1o5i.-For Shrewsbury, Long
- Branch Highland Dock 0eesn House, Port 1Ahihstoe
Mouns pceE Browne Dock tM,6dietown) and Red BANK,
from the foot Robinson North RiyeI-Se% aud pleh1S
steamboat ALICE c. PRICE Capt A IL hasserty VIII
Is,vs ths fpot sf atkinson North River, as folow
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ERFNCH and ENGLISH BOARDING an

II DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No 1s iIesryst,
mar s. NH feuy Bruoklyn, Y.-Msdtme CRUCY val DO
read, for the epton OF Pupils MONDAY the 4th OF sep
teu6. The Teachers in the Engb aud other Departments
are the beet that be procured and efes spared TO
render Institution every respect perfect IS can he de
sired The French pcrsment Is ande the Psrcpsr care o.
Paris AMI who besides well acquainted with the Spanish
LANGUAGE.
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nater Gnre.

NrFW.YORK CITY and ORANGE NOUN
IN TAIN WATER CURE-The largest eonplete and
thoIshy furnished in th country Iodns Pdve yes In city
Travellers accom- nodAied with tansent board At No. l7s
I7tA-st corner Of Uuiventy-pAe ,,,oro>, 4, ,
South Oranse Nj o. w MAY VI. ID.
NEW-LEBANON SPRINGS WATER-CUllE.
This estAblishmsnt, under the eare OF Dr. IA" LEI
now open for the FALL and WINTER ~ we nave our
ulur ss both sd from the famous WARM SPRlNtS "nieh
no below 10 D. able to offer better iaeNtles iof
WINTER TIRE ATMEST than any other establishments N the
' WILLIAM A HAWLEY, VI. D.
New-Lebsnon Springs. n. Y, sept lS5A
WATER-CURE HOME, COUNTRY and
w CITY-Dr sHEWs, at Oyster Bay, l. l.; for s1n,
resehsd daily by steamer Crot0n from Fulton Ferry and
Dr. TaYLORs cor Ssh and Ssh 81, peaT SryIl flase
opsn the wear. reached By anea Tue
hst Of and reasonable terms al both places
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UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES

~ FEVER an AGUE-CFOLEkA $1,000, no,r-
Tle ITNIVFRSIrY Of FREE MEDICINE aud PoPC
LAR KNOW LEDGE chartered by the stsse OF Psnn
Ami % 1855 uanly the evils OF spurious nosnns
10 10 .upoy the public wish reliable remedies where the
hest medical advisers will not be employed having
puIchssed the iowa usble remedy. ,
ROWAND's TONIC MIXTURE,
the frs, and only for years IS the cure
for Fever and Ague and It's kindred COMPLAINTS conndeh ~"
commend 1t 20 the patronage Of the afflicted.
The shove Institution likewise recommends for Bowel Co
plant o Choiera, - .-...,., -, mr. ,cvurppv
fRoWAND's COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY
ROOT
And in due time will furnish its remedy Tor every disease
that SAFELY be re ated in this WAY ,,,>,o a, N
~ ayd,r OF The Trustees JOHN II. ROWLAND, VI. ID,
Psoent Of the yeIsity and head Of the Pharmaceutical
Department Philadelphia - - -, 60. Dill.
Hone Dsp,nsary arc Ohiee No ~ south seeono''' rhhH
delIbia,
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Ne and SEAEURl :. GOULD against LORENZO PROU.
ny and JOHN MElbES.-Sgmn on. To tho sb0Vcns aei
def BdapiG You hsTeby summoned and geia.Fed 70
su,wsE the compliant ~ ths scIion, which aleS
IN the Office Of n. - n the ,uy and csat;y Of
New YOEk al tbs Cay a saia City the HIN Al
Of August, S5s, ana . cory Of your snss.-s ~
the said complaint 90 ~ - &c vmce, no; "
In thc Csy a & WITHIN twenty dsy-
s he service hsrt0i exclusive aay Of such service,
srd YIN fail the sad complaint within the tune
sforessd the rautA thin sciou win take judgment a;ains
yor o the ccags aud seventy cent. wte
interest fou, the twenty seventh day Of June thousand
eight hundred and cur besides The cost Of this act
psfsd AuslU 1854 ELIAS j. BEACH, Plaintiffs Attorney,
No ~ Eeekulsp St \ \. ausl2 law6S.
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~ ANGEVINE snd LEVI ANGENlAE asainst WILLIAM
" CAMPBELJ.-Sunmonsf i Money Demand on Contrsct-
To the above Defendant Yen hereby summoned 70
swsr the complaint In ibis scon which Med Ia the once
or the CLERK Of the County Of ROckand, the 18th day Of
Ausut 1854 Csr.sowp aud 20 copy Of your tnswer
on me a. ny Office IN Pie In The County Of h0ek and
within twenty after the service hereof exclusive o we
dsy rve; and fail answer the compliant ~
a6resa the plauA viii take Judgment for the sum o. ihrse
nm dollars and with ntercstisom the
TIVE nteh day OF June thousand eh hundrei and ny
four besides the costs II this actOnDaed August p 1884
ANDREW FALLON. Plaintiffs Attorney,
., law6ws Pirn ont. RocsAnd Co., ". Y.
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i VTRBRNA WATER This delightful perfume, pre-
rsred BY chs process from the hot ho9se plant Lemon
TTile Confidently 20 the ladies' in ptricu
an scunt OF Ia refreshing snd deEh u odor h conans
AL ib pleasant fss.Dce u the plant i'set ia CONG
1 .d M he found highly useful n removing the lAngor
icds NJ 10 the weather crowded togms &c AZ dr
iops perfume the handkechef win &c uId e9i 70
admirable change r Cologne water No article o. the sad
hiss ever attained 90 great popularity In SO hsr time rhee
So cents per bottle o.,, ,,,c .>,,-,, ,,trsR
ara other OLE WATERS. .-,
nrorrtor w GLENN Philadelphia blown IN the glAs- OF
loite Purchasers will please observe this - yanety
of ai,ous OF he real article before the public
FoT SAD AZ Wholesale by w II. CAREY GO Pearl 81
WARD DICKSON 4 Co, Maiden lanei NOkrh, ShEh'
NAN Co No IS Chamberssti HENRY HAslLAND,
No 70 John.st. aud al retail BY JOHN MEAhtd No lg'
No H. A;ror House and los aed n, Broadway; ALfAu
No lsS Broadway; JAS GREEN, No 59 brosdSayi a. ~
GRIFFIN No 90 Broadway w. T. CalLSoN, NO oO0
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Eesal Nut,fes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Hs.'es afsr0y y ysS % ~
OF the Cy iNewfok deceased to present the same 9Th
voucher thereof the sut.ehber a, hi. oee 10 81 Mer
before The seventh dag Of february Dated NewYOrk
'h aus So is Sss DAVID II NEyIss Executor.
NPURSUANCE II an or Ter =; he Surrogate of
th. County Of NewYor notice Is BY yyen TO all per
.ons hsvns -e'us ssains DAVID w PRICE, a. u 1ee
wy ., thereof to hs subscnbsr AZ bis Office No l8
East BroAewsy in the City loi New foT5 On Or tios me
twenty 'l'A DAY % G HR a J. PRICE, Admiu.r.tor
rny27 Iswsms' ELIzABETG J. PRICE. AdminstrathI-
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
S s SSqn al as.n jo1SSA Waikiki
th,yotto the ,St rbers at the store Of JOHN yANDE
AFTER No I56 WI anst, IN the City Of Nsw.Yors on Or
-Sln '"' u FREDERICK KENANBLY ly,.,u,or,.
iyI lar6ms MARATHA VASDEWATER,) -
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
n. 'hs Ian. sssnst WILLIAM B. f6E late Of Mon
az b.,,sT 20 he ,ub,ch.r at the Of A. Barnes
Co. No Jobnst 10 ID. CRY o. se SoxY.% de ssv
Si 81 s,y & s'f'h SIMEON rDE AdHinstrstor
TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
.MFs ff fsislS fici esS1s
deeeasd present the same with vouchers thereof
49, lscFlt
CIV Of EwYsrt Cd OF before the twelfth dag Of October
hsxt-Dstsd New York. the .sy nth dag q Apnl 1874
AZ I.ysuS' JULIA 'ITErar6lCk. AdmiIistrGtrI
TN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
countv f New. York notice hereby gwen all persons
bvin. LAIN. sssin.t HENRY N. WESTERN late Of the
Civ York deceased s with vouchers
Thereof 20 the subscriber a hs ohce No e4 Broadway In
hs civ Of NEWTON before the 9Th day u Aagt
nt m .ass HOMER ss sosT%ISk Nd
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
II th- Comfy New Yofk notice u hereby all
rer. hsyint Claims against JAMES TRESOB, late Of the
y Of Yors 3cess-d present the sane With vouchers
M, root 20 the Subscriber, the Office Of LOTHaOP w.
CHAPLIN No Union Brooklyn before the tenth
day Of January neHE-Dsed New York The IN day q July
1854 PRUSSIA G. TRENOR,
In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New Tort Noee hereby given all per
cons hsyins claims Ag1ns< PATRICK kAVANAGH, late OF
the City Of New York, deceased, present the vita
vouchers thevof the subscriber At the Oce ofBESJAMIS
C. LEybRIDGE ESQ, No 81 Chatham st., 10 the City Of
EewYork before the thirteenth day Of November
Dated, Eev.foIk, he nisth day Of May ASA
ny&o iaw6mSf MARGARET MCGOWAN Administrative
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
i Of the County Of EewYork. notice 10 hereby Even
al person, hayirE claims against GEORGE w sCHOTT late
Of the City Of New York totIceons deceaed present the
With ycgchers thereof TIE subscribers the place
business Of James L. Shot No. IN Wahin zion e. In the
City Of before the teateth day Of March
p,sf Dated SewYogk the fourteenth day q September
1854 CATHARINE A sCHoTT, AdmiElstrstnI.
sl6 lavsns,t JAMES l. scH0TT, AdmiEistrssOr.
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NEw-lORK sUpREME COURT. -MIL-

~ LIAM X LUSH Sgsinst WILLIAM W CAMPBELL.
Summers lor a money demand coptfset-ro N" aoNe
named de feudsn STA: You hereby summoned 20 an
ever The eoIs.,.nt 40 bs aciiun, ~hch ws led "a tle
one OF the Cr OF The County Of Rtckiand the eh day
OF August Cisrksor aud serve sropyo your -S.r
Oh us al Office la Permon tne 'oulty o. hoc ana,
within ~ eIy after the hereof exclusive ~ the
DAY Of erycei aud you is tho compliant
Aforesaid the pauH will take judgment for he sum OF three
hundred eighty dollars and cents with interest
on two dollars aud seventy i've cents from
day Of july thousand eight aandfed and
fifty four the 81 the actpn-Dated Augus 9th,
1874. ANDREW EALLOS. Plant . Attorney. .
AZ PitTmOut. ROcklknd Co, Y Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16
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