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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

HEAVY FAILURE The Jefferson county (N
w Democrat announces the failure of Wheel
ers & Turner's, Of Observation-Disclosures $500
900. The Democrat says that they have been
engaged in buying produce on large scale
and have drawn heavily on the banks in Jeher-
] son and In some ,,t!ler CnUntieG.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07
Groceries g. Provisions.
ANDERSON 4 MILTON,

WOULD call the attention of buyers TO theirstock
of Groceries Provisions, &C., &c.
As our stock complete shall continue {" re-
ceye additional shipmfntsfrom time To time during nav
gation thereby enabling to have Fresh and Full
stock throughout the sassOn, anu to be a. all times
"a fill orders AT the lowest marNetraies
aT-Cash paid for all kinds If Produce
Particular attention will he paid for the purchase o
articles in our line. ANDEhSON q MI, i'N.
May Ia, 1853. aaw-iy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

BEN. NJ sAMUELs "M.
SAMlJELS Il VANDEVER,
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery,
RE ready to attend all lbsiness entrusted TO theiI
rrOrrIcE in the Globe Building, Dubuque, Iowa:
~ ~ iesa daw-u
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07
Small POx.

vTyHOSE who wish to guard against he Small Fox
are informed that the undersigned has just received
! supply o fresh and genuine Vaccine Waiter, tor
go sf,be ilrne store of A. GILLESPIE,
'"'' No ;lote Building.
Onhuoue June 7th, 1858
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

A WIfE's RFBUKE -s'ls a man and ms
wife one" aaked the wife OF man in state OF
stuppfIction, as she was holding his aching
head in both hands.
" Yes suppose so, was the reply.
"Well then" said she, 81 came home very
drunk last night and ought to be ashamed Of
myself"
This back handed rebuke from an affection
ate wife, eitectaaily cured him Of this drinking
propensity.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

tg The river at 81. Louis rose on the 24tt
~ or IS inches The Inttligencer says: ,h'
Upper Rivers are a.. in go condition. II |:
seldom that the OHIO, Miss 'uri. Illinois ant
N,s,issippi are al the same time in as good con
diiiln as at present.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

nIrRJTouE PHILHARMONIC So
GETTY.
This Society met last evening.
The Committee to draft constitution and by
laws report.
Constitution adopted.
OFFICERS ELECTED
Hon J Dyer, President; Rupert vice
President; Henry A l.ttletrn, Secretary; L
Mathews, Treasurer; Chs. Belcher Librarian
DIRECToRS.
NC Fellows, ii S Hetherngton, Dr. AS
| Horr, G Bissell.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

SHEETING.
n BALES Brown Sheet,ng, Just received ana fol
.aIa Nv GILLIAN 4 EMERSON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

The report Of the death of Major Larned,
commanding officer at the head of Pugets
Sound, is confirmed by letters received here.
The steamship Northern Light arrived here
this P NJ. with 500 passengers and 81 800 600
in pod
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07
Alexandra, May 80.

The excitement here in reference to the iu-
gitive slave case at Boston, is intense. 1t is
said teegraphc dispatch was sent from here
to Cal Suttle, requiring him to be firm, aud
ifa hair of his head is harmed, Senator Sum-
ner will be treated by them in the same
manner.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

Sandy Hook, May 800 M.
The Arctic, now thirteen days ou, has iiof
yet made her appearance.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

The new Spanish Minister will be introduced
to the President to morrow He and Secretary
Marcy had an interview yesterday.
Sec'y Guthrie has agreed to send $30O,0oO
to the collector at the port of Richmond, to aid
in carrying out the small note law.
A Nebraska protest is in preparation by Mr..
Campbell, of Ohio. 1t is believed it will be
signed by nearly one hundred representatives,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

The examination of B0rns was resumed this
morning a.r Ellis, counsel for the defence,
concluded his argument. Court adjourned over.
The excitement is evidently on tile decrease,
though large numbers still throng the State
Houra
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

A letter received here frorl Key West, says
that the yellow fever has been raging for some
weeks, Several have fallen victims. 1t orig
mated from local causes. 1t is, however, aba
ting.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

The Freedom Club had placards bearing the
following-"Sh Freedom Slavery Tri-
umph-Let Massachusetts, Speak"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12
Nem.1Dprk UaiIp gribnms
THE NEUTRALITY LAW-FEELING AT ROME
The following documents were read on Tuesday night

The following documents were read on Tuesday night
before the Universal Republican Society
THE NEUTRALITY LAw-LErrER FROM join P. HALE
NEW YORK, Saturday. Jan. 7, 1884.
To Colonel Fovbes
SIR You ask my opinion TO one or two points under
the Neutrality Laws Of the United States One Of them
is Whether there IL anything in those laws orbiddlng
any citizen citizens Of the United States or any per
son residing here not citizen of the United States from
"eayng the United States with the Intention OF joining
himself themselves TO any nation at war win ano'ner
matte with which the United States are at peace
The various passed at different periods for tho
Of the neutrality Of the United States were
all repealed by the act of April 20. lse, which il Is be-
Ieved contains substantially all the enaetments now 10
force the subject and consequently TO ascertain "ha
forbidden reference is to be had TO that statute.
BY section l. citizen Of the United States within the
territory or jurisdiction thereof Is forbidden to accePt
"or exercise commission TO serve foreign prince,
state colony, district people in war by land OF y
against any prince state colony district OF Peoo
with whom the United States are at peace ,
By section q il j. enacted That II any person snan
within the territory jurisdiction Of the Oni1ed States
ens OF enter himself hire retain another person
to enlist or himself to go beyond the tnls OF
Jurisdiction of the United States with intent 70 DC en-
sted or entered in the service OF any foreign prince
state colony district people a. colder or as ma
rne or seaman board OF any vessel Oh war letter OF
mafQue pryaieer, person SO onendlag shs De
deemed guilty sc. To this section there u provision
svor OF the subjects citizens OF any foreign state colo
CIV or district people who hao ransieny se "hinihe
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE-SIXTY
~ Mills DISTANCE sAVEO.-MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RALReAD LlNE-The Railroad open TO the Mississippi
River Running time to ST Louis 561 hours
Passengers leave New YORK b. the NETWORK AND ERIE
or HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS, Al o'clock A NJ and 5
o'clock p NJ, arriving 's1ns evening AZ Dunkrt or Buffalo
ard connecting with LIGHTNING EXPRESS TRAINS
the LAKE SHORE RAILROAD and chssso evening
o'clock where oonionahe nshys rest Be obned aod
fsTANp FAILROAD for Ls sale Boomingon Springfield Al
80 80 81 Ios ali the BY RAILROAD Also connecting
Al Chcseo with trains the CHICAGO md GALENA RAIL
ROED lor Rockford Rroepon Gaena aud Dablgns.
by his line have tie PRIVILEGE Of soPpns point
- resps seats At pleasure And they viii not - ssblsest 70
The ruuere1s ard vexa0us delays oeeAohe' " ~" "A
~ ~ other Toutes -. l. e..,i,, ,,,lv ., IN. Com,
osry,s Ofc~ No ie5 Broadway. corner % De- - 70 -
Ps'1' "''''' w JOhN y PORTER General Agent
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srproehss between Liberty and pespotsn M -
will be sst for viii DOLLY er1iaate va 20
sssheB Of Of the opposing md irreeessnass pro-
epies . =.
z Ksrp, PIedSen, l. Nsu. Detr, J. Krsbl, T. kos' O.
NerUEith. - Winter sterstsry
ConmEbcafoIs BE- sddrssssd T. Kapp the sh>ssfsc
Heiel eogneI Of y aAne and WIlamtt.
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feqal Notifes.


NOTICE-The Property, Debts and Effects , OF doe
~ late srm Of l. wOObBURN CO. slso OF l. Wooo-
BURN h,e been duly sgred 20 the - r
lstsft Of creditors All persons ndebted 20 - 80
Wooaknn are hereby Trqaifed make p4yseEt % te
''sAee q n' VN''' '' ~ SAN " WOODBURY..
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Daper narsbouses.
OIean 9leamers, sc.

nor IIVFRPOOL-S ALPS Geo. Little,
Commander This and steamer wi san rom Us
Br,b aud Rorb American Royal Mail steam Packet ComPAnSs
d, n Al Jersev CITY on SATURDAY next the lftb INST
Fssfo money for first lass only Tor whom tuIe
excel ESQ including provisions and
&c int without wines liquors which be obaei on board
e Il CINkRD. No Bowling green
The ALPS viii .afatiC 81, precisely Passengers are re-
qustttd o BE- 10 board b. 10 A. NJ
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Hoes AT rHE wEsr.-0ur last dsios from Louisville
quote Pork at 81 90 per cwt One house ps'*ed ot.s
the average weight Of which was 2iS 'oiOO Al lndAo
apos 900 have been packed this season. and nave
been carried to Madison by the railroad fora insanspoS'
and intermediate towns
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Uater Cure.

TYDROPATHIC SCHOOL.-The School Depart
ment OF Or. TRAILS WaierCuTe E.tablshment No 10
Isisbst ,ucce~fu operation With ample fees fc1
sspsb General medical educafion Teachers DR. TRAIL VI
shev DR. TGylor Dr. Wellington Dr. snoda~ L. ~ Fowler "a
A. steere, Miss s. Cosswel
TYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No rs Lsight4t- r. T. TRAIL NJ d, Prophetori q II
TAYIOR NJ d and Dr. J L HOSRORD. Asisanis AeoonHo
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MASSAGE berths application Be mad
at pier No N R. the Office, No. 10 BstteryP place
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN 1884 NEW WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1884
9 Lamar

Commencins January q 1854
NEy-YoRg-for New Haven-Accommodstion at
IA NJ II 50 NJ. and st4 NJ Express A NJ and
The A. at Stamford and Bridgeport the NJ
ak and Bridgeport the p NJ train at stamford
For Port Chester aud BdseporSpees Accommodation trains
for Port Chester 9l5 A NJ and 65 p NJ for Bridgeport at
p.
BosIos via Hartford sPrnshed and W9rce'er-EzPre at
"a. NJ and p. NJ Dine and supM Springfield
For Connecticut River Vermont Railroads and MontreA-Ex
press at A NJ. Dine ST Springfield .
Accommodation train OF the New-haVen, haord ana
sprintfed Rhrosd-At II 81 A
For Canal Rsirosd-At and IL M
For New and New.London Railroad Express Att NJ TO
London Norwich stonngton and Providence and r. NJ 10
For Housaonc and Nsusstuck RsrosdExpre at NJ and
SPIN ,- a.,
For Dspbury and NsrwAk Railroad Accommodation at NJ
Express at 8 r. NJ =, -, .-.,.... -.
$50 45 and eS5 p NJ LILO aud el5 r. ~
From Nowak ChesterSpeeia Accommodation trains
from Norwslk at A. from Port Chester Al $50 A. NJ and S5o
=. NJ. Cd, -, NJ,
Vice Prest Supts Office, No 81 CsnaLst Sewfork
Asst Snpt's Office Station House, " Haven
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Sous or TKwERAscr-The Grand Division Of sAs.sFn
New York met in Albany yesterday Jan. H. The Grand
Division Of westen New York cOmmsncss quarterly sss-
son At Rome on Tuesday evening the cath ns'.
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1858. Ansnsems nis for December no.n IS S3

iS' fBANY and d" SE%o9oRK
ss Albany With Central iod West also With line:
s for ss md
han for L;PS9 WEE. Elm and ss
can Sc baggage chcked for Albany
tsdy uaes Rome, Syracuse Auburn Geneva h'H
Passengers also received and BOwey and 18th St and
The sso1e and receive only At crOtOn
All other trains City Hall station Of TIyGo5o"
Centre st. as heretofore w HALL superinseneent-
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY.-New
TSi IS @ ..: .nS sn VIII ssv: Pier
70 North EssYsr ini R.,I,o n sss :;
fhp:sS5sh Es't0n 4 = hi. nf ,Ss
connects with r.iD. By the n j. Railroad Company foot of Court
Stages connect with train. NewYort follow. from P.n
Geld fcr Bisnrdss from scuer,lle for PesP.st ss from
w %nss a9s Bethlehem As.te~n M.sss sgnI
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fall Arrange
III men-Tr,ns leave Chsmbert daily for Albany sod Trey
and from Albany and Troy-on and 'her MONDAY
E1prsn Tnin NJ through in four hours connecting with
SI Mai Tram sn' Through Way u .ndsPM
Express Trsn, p NJ Accommodation Train ats NJ
For PcnIhisepss WAY PASSENGER ITO AN .ndtPM
from Chambens and Way Freight AndPaensr Tran " IL
Ts.:.iil. .0s ra.,A,..D.. rru. stop =. Al. til.
taien Chamber Canal Christopher 18th and Sit
SUNDAY MAIL TRAINS s4O NJ from CanAst for Albany
stepping u I'LL y" y EDMUND FRENCH. Superintendent
NTEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT wa
NEwERsEY RALsoADy; SIs NAL md aksRsss
Dec IS s5-Leave York foot Of Courtlandtst and
A NJ, and and 81 p. NJ $1,000 ,,,anu
fare from NewYork 81 IS In and II A. NJ and 20 hen
sngTon "a class In IL A and N 70 hsnsin
TOM: as IN A. NJ and 81 p NJ Walnuts via ,raden ana
az With reduced Way prices NewJerey Accommodations Ane
xhh leaves a. foot Of Courandtst via Camden TO
Walrut In hours Omnibuses will from the Remington
nn6t 10 e hotels and the central Of PhaSepha
Tor each and With baggage for . esnts
Tionsh tickets Baltimore Washington Norfolk "eden
and Charleston ali the above Through bag
ana bGsase continued and lines only Passengers
h hssease eros ferry before the trains leave
CLEVELAND and TOLEDO RAlLROAD.-
u WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On MONDAY Nov u 1883 Passenger Trains Wiz es'7
daily (SandAys excepted - follows; =.
' southern Division via Sorwalk;
Law Cleveland .t.....,.s SO AN. 500 and 745 Pm.
Leave Toledo ,t..........9lo An. $50 NJ and An
yo,s in with Lake Shore and Michigan southern sna
Shsfp IpdIsna Rslrosd The Daily Trains between Buhso
nvtirk and Chicago coHneens also Monroe vile with
~ connecting also Of Clyde with Mad hSe
.n6 Lake Ere Railroad
Ohio CITY
Leave sAndusky a.. ITO A ~
once c. and T R R. Cleveland. Nov lass
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UNION for CHARLES


N sSs. Steamship Ssss 81 .s, q s
. Jss ss.n the steamship JAMES GDoEa viii her
,s,siS hour O'Clock Pm.
NETWORK and HAvRE STEAM NAVIGA-
Berry burden, viii leave fe tisvre
nv. e 6, ie;
ss shss:y
BANANA TRANSIT TICKETs.=A NJ HINK-
LEY late forwsrder for Adam: Co.. California Ergrs.
Ps..epser Tickets ei sale IN NewYOfE APpyio
JOHN W CARRTNGToN Adams Coz No 50 BrOsdwsS.
DAssAGE TICKET AGENCY.-FoR AUSTRIA
LA CALIFORNIA and EURoPE-rhe anesnsaed beg :.
inform distance thai they act a. Assn'' o zoe o.
e. rsS. Yors S the be- .os. aoss or .a @ world
The .dspse, ho-s .yaos Ct 1 % the sy
sailing od The M Of hs, IN ps are S 70
nsure the best po.sibe accommodation ....
Fun nCrmston gwen By letter t. and rt UrGe
Cb,se IS p.r eiet but special viii be made with
'A' clubs q f' Fsotyfhrh hfs'5 ez w. xyYos
Of Ssy % Fsons
Co SOSd Ma Male f is.Sr.aoe Co Dickinson
NTFW-YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
" Ts ss oPT S .,
sTx Ss Fab h@T VEST % TsS s Ss
for SAN x9 JUAN DEL soRTE FRIDAY . Win
Sl new o1 seq he Nc3RaGU& TRANs ROUTE
twelve miles Of land TRANSPORTATION These are
ssse apply only CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No Bowling
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE for CALIFOR-
u NIA-REDUCTIoN in PRICE of PAssAGE--uaited, states
Mail steamhip Company with the Pacific Ms Steam
Zip compsay carrying The gIest United Mail for California
The Tptea states Mall Steamship Company intend pst for
Asprwal FRIDAY Jan 20 az 2ooock r NJ nom pier loot
Of srrt ns sailing GEORGE LAW Capt j.
MCGOWAN Panama With the rschS Mail Steam ship
Con oapys JOHN l.. STEPHENS Capt l. Person
California by these fayohe eame1s nov
be purchased at very low prices -
The transit the Of the pasenger nov
made IN part by railroad the facilities for crossing the isthmus
re found other route to California For
passage sprly TO A. WHITNEY, at the Office, No IN West
of WarTepst
TT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for NEW
" ORLEANS via HAyANA-sains at O'Clock r NJ, from
pier foot OF Wanenst carrying the Government Mails
Th Com psny Intend dbpseh THURSDAY Jan IL the
eamtI PHILADELPHIA, Capt Thomas Budd Freight taken
Orleans 40 cents cubic foot Specie only taken on
Shippers viii be f.1nkhed Of bill Of ladns
signed by this Company application No bills Of adins signed
For Height OF passage apply the Office of the Company No IN
Westt. 81 " hoohhVo
TOR CHARLESTON.-The steamship JAMES
ADGER Dckenson commander will leave Pier No North
River SATURDAY January at o'clock r. M peeseiy'
All bile Of lsdiDg signed by the Purs@r on board
For freight apply board, and for apply 70
sPOFFOkD TILESTbN Co, No. 80 Broadway;
Through tickets to ia ksonve ISL Picoas aud fsth ~
FINHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL sTEAMERs-Tbe shfps composing this lice
ATLANTIC Capt West. PAClflC, Capt Nye.
ARCTIC, Capt. Lace BALTIC, Capt. Comstock
ships been built BY contract expressly oI Government
service Every IN Their construction also 10
tens for passengers are unequaed elegance and comfort Price
of massage Liverpool IN hrseass cabi 10
do, exclusive of state rooms 500 rom
Liverpool 10 York 20 An experienced at
obadt cbsbfp No heh
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Clothing.

INFNs and BOYS CLOTHING-At wholesale ana
MI Tets cheaper than The best place 70 ss' NfFR
-, ~ sIn. ,eady made made order NJ At 'ANOb-
BJiT's No ii FutoD-st Of Goldst Aso large AASo'
-, 81 Fnrnhhins Goods and ndis rubber CloiIus
mem I" '"'e ] VANDERBILT, No 81 Fntou-st
TINE SUBSCRIBER would inform his customers
public general that on and Sts dpH ~ al r
uieb Of BaIcsy will be ciossa every sSsh
O'Clock The public are respectfully
invited 20 examine the stock Goods Freely SHOWN snd
prices invariably fixed. LONG No ~ Sreenwieh
FASHIONABLE HATS.-Just finished, the most
splendid article offered Elesant Fsneh sils HAS al the
NV mice OF IS USUALLY sold "a Also article 81 81 %
BROWN. No. 1853 Csnalst, one door from Sullivan
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Insurante Companies.

"A RUToERs FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CASH CAPITAL s20O,ooo: c,..,.,, .,u.,.
All paid in and securely invested oHee No ' Chatham
TS Company Buildings MhsndS Furniture an oh;
Thirty DAYS I sHs S' s.Ceris;nsS
RAsl fs i1SS5 s spayss& 10 kET6H1a
PEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
This Company having their capital of IN Gosh and
securely prepared to inuie against loss and damage y
The charter Of this Company provides after paying interest
The e the be oS en d per @
bens interest which scrip to be Iedeemse IN cash. whenever
the accumulated profits aud capital amount 70 s''OO'O7
s is;' y ayy J Esss W %as SSSs5 Ns'
Ps I. FG%s1s A4GT sSS J JoSS AoG 9
Augustus Downing Dennins DueI, Frederick A. Deian0'
Sssswsy Lsmsr }0sn S1ews ,:s a psDs Dlse Smith
VIM Butler Dsnesn, JOSIAH oekes Frederick @ Foster,
Isaac ToRo.end '" james waterbury Robert S Hone
buseHN + Curry secgetsSv ROBERT HONE, President
VNHE COLONIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of SCOTLAND essthsd Aus OK. sna T s s Il S EN-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Fssblhhed IN the
UNITED STATES OF AmEkIOA .,L -,
Laws q iSs LssSisiSre Oftbe State Of Ne~.York
NETWORK.
oHce No. 81 broadway.
THE HON i iTAHa E I BRADisd, oA,irmaa.
MfLLlAN I. tlckkRsSiLL Esq
RIcHARD o Merchant
WATTS SHERNAS, Observation-Disclosures. Banker
THOMAS l1LEsTos Esq Pres Phenx 5ans
HENRY A. Corr, ESQ ...,............... Merchant
NATHANIEL TnAYER ESQ ............. Banker, Bcstoa.
ErASIUS CORNING, Esq..................Alb Albany.
ROYAL PHILfS ES1. Merchant
JAMES WADSwoKTH Esq, Of 0enese LIVINGSTON 20 n Y
PRESIDENT
THOMSON Fellow Of the institute Of AetaaTies London.
JOSEPH BLUNT Counsel
JOHN F. METCALFE, n D. and JOHN o STONE, MD
nav Ie obt.ned on application ct he Compaay's Office.
Nv order a III Board of Directors
e. A THOMSON President ~ ne 90 IN New-foFk
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the sp

CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
y NETWORK -CORNELIUs c. SULLIVAN plaintiff,
against MOSES EDWARDS defendant summons for moaey
demand contract Com not setvedl TO MOSES Epw
complaint th action which will be hed che ohce OF
the Ck the City and Comfy Of a. the city a. IN ~
said compnt on the subscriber h Office, No n Beckman,
within 20 days service Of this summons 90 y9a
aid within the aforesaid the plaintiff in this action
viii take for the Of $50 A. with interest
i bes ' &c, 10 is SAMUEL GEsow Ps. Attorney
And the aforesaid IN the above entitled acton % ad
in The 81, Ss Of ss Ga q De o ane SAMUEL oERow
Plaintiffs Attorney, No n Beekmanst N 4: ds lswowIh-
CUPREME COURT.-ADAM MURRAY against
- THOMAS WARNER and GEORGE LONDON -Summons-
sr.wer the complaint this seton which will be 6d in the ocs
Of the City and County Of New the CRY Hall
n the ED & 1 No @ eSpy York city ~iran twenty
days be service hereof s1casy OF The day Of seh
aressd plaintiff this action will aPpy the Court s the
relief demanded in the comPlsn, Dated NoCemSsr % sS
The the action filed in the office Of the
yember 1853 q lawlowThurs
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New. York
S-wILLIAM TURPIS against RI cHARb B HAapY aid
TaSD ch.Iis. n billiard pruss Msa Ro.sy Mar,
Turpin Thomas j. Turpn Samuel NJ Green surs Green
smusiA Msvsrci William Van WICK. LJd. a n Van WICK
Gray Houston El.teh Houston Joseph wsyn,n
smoned required the complaint in this seton
al the City City Of NswYOrk the lith
January and copy .nwer ., the ssi6 con
New twenty days as the service OF this Ammons on
you the of such service and you al to an. yer
the sd complaint within the time essid the plaintiff IN h &c
ton viii apply to the Coar Tor the rehef n1s
-Dsnd JsD..ry 10, 1854 p, W, Irca 49,.
JIG ls~6wTh Panth ATTORNEY
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THIRD-CLAsS PASSENGERS
limited number of thrdclass passengers viii be taken from Phi
adelpha and Liverpool and found in provisons -.
Philade pha SO FROM Liverpool
- be issued here parties who are DESTROYS
OF bringing out their friends corresponding rates
An experis need surgeon will be carried on each ship
Small drafts drawn sight on England
For freight passage apply TO .,,, n,,,,,,