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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09
r. c. HALLIDAY, Auctioneer.
fnTrprn StI II s l,IIvrX ONE

T. C. HALLIDAY, Aueiioneer.
CUPREME COURT SALE of F1FTY-ONE
- vsluslie BUILDING LOTS STATEN ISLAND
h.. c. HALL \ win sell at auction ON THURSDAY, June
H. 1885 att. 0ok A. NJ at the house Of J. L. Dosadson
Star Richmond County Staten Island under the direc
George Can ESQ., Referee. 81 valuable Bshdng Lots
Of >tspeton elib.y located for immediate improvement
TEkMSren per and the suctoneers fees TO be paid
the and the balance the I'd day Of July
when the will be ready delivery; 50 per Of
the purchase money bond and mortgage de-
sued ly the purchaser Ct any ave OF more lots.
Mas be had application 20 the suc ionee No Wall
GEORGE CArLlN, Referee.
X. II. BowNr, Attorney. (22J)
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Il CENTRAL ROUTE. connecting the Atlantic Cities with
Weston Northwestern and Southwestern States BY con-
inuous Railway Inject. The Road also connects AZ fhsoarsn
with daily of Steamers 70 al ports on the western hFes
and Cleveland and SGduky With Steamers 70 All ports on
the Northwestern Lakes; making fhe most direct cheapest an
reliable BY which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and
from the Crest West. 49,.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAs-Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods lin Tic uer 100 IA
toxes) Furs Feathers 6c.............,..)
SECOND CLAss-Booss aud Stationery Dry
Goods, lin bales) Hardware Leather oec' per iV0 ID
Wool, 6c...s.............'s ...s''s'''''.)
TRIRp CLAss-Anys. Bagging, Bacon and sc nor 100 n
Pork lin bulk Hemp, Sc... ..........;)
FOURTH CLAss-Cofee Fish, Bacon and Toe per 100 70.
Pork (Packcd.) LGEd and Lard OIL =.
In Shipping Goods from any POINT east OF fhiadephA ne p
tcuar the rack via Pernsyvsnis karosL All
Goods consigned The Agents Of this Road az Philadelphia or
Pittsburgh. viii be forwarded without detention . -
FREIGHT AGENrs.-Moses Potter, Boston; J. l. Elliott,
New.York +. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Maeraw Moons
Baltimore; Geo. c. Francsus, Pittsburgh; spnn bre"n
Circinnati, Ohio j. s Moorhead, Louisville, Ky R G.
Medium Madison Ind Ra-clih Co., ST Louis MOI J. y
Mitchell Son, Evansville, Indiana
For further particulars OF bills Of ladins apply 70
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn Railroad Coz OF
c. u. ALLEN. No. ? Aston House, New YORK
H. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
H. j. IOMBAERr, uperinendsut, Altoona, Pa
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youthful natural tint Of health anC beauty the check,
and faded look lovely eyerj the old look youth
fol the young look beautiful The bachelor and maiden
NOV love ara loved again. by applying faded beauy
re,iorerp LEMON ROUGE DAVIS. BYRSE 4 JOHNSON,
No. 81 Ltertyst and T. j. GREEN No. S95 East br0adway'
relail L.
HARRIsON's MAGNOLIA TABLET an BALLS, very
beautiful whitening preparation for the face Rememoer hr
.ons Perfumes ali Amercsn-not French, nor limitations
o French but American.
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FbW'D k COLLINS No. s. Wals., N. Y.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNAPD Co,
n Austen Faars London.
r. @. WAINWRIGHT Co, PARIS.
GEO. H. DRAPER. HayEe.
The owners these ships Will not b. accountable Tor sod
silver bullion specie jewe precious tones or metals uniess
b Of adug are signed therefor and value thero therein
expressed -. u. -
not csrry any goods contreband Of
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NEW-JERSEY RAII4ROAD-For PtilLAD D.l
IN PHIA and The SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY CITY
United States Mail and Express Lines Leave View fof en9
10 A. NJ and and P. ~ Through In four hours seoona
Cs 80 s. In the TO- 81 Is 10 and IS IN and 10 A. N an
~ The NewJersey Accommodating Line sAyes = "a ~,
A. IS ,forrinf all aliens Throuzh Tickets -d to
Cncin psti tsf $40 and West and for Ba hins
sn Norfo &C. and through baggage checked 70 "sans'n
IN 8 A. n end ~
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HrNRy n. LEEps. Auciioneer-By H. H. LEKbs Co.
CATURDAl, June 9, at l05 O'clock at the Sale

~ rooms. Ne. IS Nes su-st-HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE
torssIs OF Rosewood Mahogany and b ack
Wstu Sofas; 1ee-sress, Arm and Paror Chairs Rockers
Ottomsns velvet crimson plush and hair cloths Rosewood
and Marbeop Center iahles Rosewood Eageres
vet Tapestry and Brussels Carpets aud kuss OH Cloths,
Oil Psntfss kch Window Curtains aud C0Tucesi Lace Wiz
dow Curtains Mrros Pier Glasses, Extension fables Dining
Tables Mshog by Breakfast Tables China Glassware, Mantle
Clicks and Ornaments Chandeliers, Nc Ouartetes Rose
wood Nahogtny and Black Walnut Bedstesos Mattresses
resus Xarb % Wssbsands Tea Tables Chain Toilet Seis
Stoves Russ Ac Bu~ es Stair Carpet Bras STAR Rods Far
lor Door Matt Also LARGE invoice OF Etony Canes mounted
IT. silver Germ DO AID gold Also quantity OF Har aud
Busk Feather BEDS Black Walnut Bedseals 81 Of superior
hind entirely being the ttock Of manufacturer about
renewing. Aso, several Rosewood PsnoFortes. Without
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+ COTTON, Auctioneer
lMPORTANT SALE of NEW and SECOND

1MPORTANT SALE OF NEW and SECUND-
BAND FURNITURE Of every description; 80 dozen curl
(Saiuda,l O. t o'clock al the Auction Rooms No D!
Beekma ory very large assortment OF good new ani
&C Furniture several families consisting part
of rosewood mah gany Par Furniture, mahogany Sofas
and 1etenete Coucs and Couch Bedsteads, mahogany,
French and Cottage do Secretary aud Bookcases Wardobes
dressing and plain Bureaus narbetoP center card
and sofa do mahogany and aspiring Chairs Votare
In plush aud hair CLOTH maTbeiop Cottage Furniture IN
suites. French plate oval Mirrors Paintings HGtSands
Wok1 Dining and Extension do hair Mattresses and
Paiafes Carpets Oiclohs together with lot Of second
hard Furniture Ao about so dozen curl maple and black
walnut Chairs suitable for the trade aud all In want
Aso Boston Rockers Office do &c. Also lot of China aud
Ola table Cutlery, sverpated Ware &c Also, Table
linen &c the vii be sold without and with
ont re ar weather Deposs REQUIRED from all srangers
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Water-Cnre.

nR. TRAILS WATER-CURE and MEDICAL
IL SCHOOL, Ne Is Laightst Accommodations for 100 per
sons. Coupeten, Female Physicians.
hrs. SHEW g. TAYLOR's WATER-CURE,
H. corner Of 6thay aud 38hst NewYork, aud Oyster Bay
Village L. l. Steamer Cro;on daily from Fulton Market, and
Lone. Islend Railroad mornings and afternoons
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THE LONELINESS IMPARTED to the

i SKIN By the free ofGOURAUDs exquisite ITALIAN
INDICATED SOAP amply supplies any deficiency IN grace
horde of cuticular oemshes-such for instance 40
Tan Freckes Pimpes Saowness Sunburn Pusule Rashes
Ragworm Rednes and Roughnes depart from before this
wonderful Soap the night dews dispensed by the
morning It's soothing and healing qualities make pecu-
ary valuable tender skins finan and for the
shaving and bathing eher in hard or salt .aer Is just
the article wanted GOURAUDS POUDRE SUBTLE ia the
ony depaory exan which will uproo superuous hair with
ont injury 70 the most delicate skin GOURAUDS HAIR
RESTORATIVE will make why hair silky and glossy force
ing premsturely gray GOURAUD5 LIQUID ROUGE is
beautiful article for staining pe cheeks and delicate rose
color GOURAUDS LILY WHITE Is the only article ladies
81 ould use for whitening the complexion.
DR. FELIX GOURAUD'S really valuable preparations
only 10 be had genuine at No. 81 Wakers rst form
broadway CALENDAR No. 8s South 3dst., Philadelphia
and BATES No. l29 Washingtonst Boston, &c
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SUPREME CouRT.mCity and County Of New New

CUFREME COURT.-City and County OF New
~ York.-FOsTER J. WEEKS and ROBERr j. DOUG.
coluscttcom not served)-ro the defendant ERNEST
HOPPE hereby and required 10 answer the
in which will be filed in the office 81 tho
Ce OF the City and County If Newfors at the City Hal IN
tie Of NewYork ana OF your an wer " tho
said comp the subscriber his Office No. 80 Merchan
Exchange in the CRY Of Newiork within twenty days after
this exclusive OF the day Of ncb
serce and fail the said complaint WIN ths
time Aforesaid the plaintiffs In this action viii take Judgment
against you f Of three hundred and twenty dol
lars eghtyeven cents with interest from the eleventh day
OF July thousand eight hundred and hfour besides tho
costs of this ion.--Da ed June T. 1855.
SAMUEL B. HIGENBOrAM, Piainhfs Attorney.
The complaint in The above entitled action was hed with tho
said Clerk the sth day Of June, 1872.
% lawtwS ). b. biGENBCTAM, Pl<ntinS Attorney
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nor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMI-

lux CHAKLESIUN and FLOhIUA-cE'fi
WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LlNE.cThe new
and going JAS ADGER 8 I. Turner Command
en- vii leave Pier No. 4Nortb River SATURDAY, jane
si4 O'elo.i, M precisely For Freight sppy on oo.Ia,
where all bills n ladns will be signed; and for Pessare ~ inc
effee OF SPOFP0RD, TiLEsTON Co, No. ~ Broadway
through Tickets to Florida follows ToJseksonvhe sSi 70
Pistka &S. -,,.,
The MARION wiz succeed. and leave WEDNESDAY,
June
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CUPREME COURT.-City and County Of New

- York. SAMUEL r. CHlLDs and WILLIAM = hoW-
LAM executors OF he and Of ieman w
Chile decealed against TIL NAS OVERlNGfON and MARY
C. his wnfc Smith, James McDonagh and Ann, his
Wife Tatr CA A. ami Ann, his wife, l,orao May and
Matilda bis wife, Samuel 0rosh and Elsa x Grosh MS wne
George r. Brophy and the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum IN
the Ciy OF New-Iork Sunni for Relief tCom not seved)
TO The above nsned You hereby summoned
and required the complaint IN this aeton, wneh -
filed on Of the Geek Of the City and county or New
York Cy Hall In said city, and TO serve copy o. your
answer 20 the complaint tho sub cber a. his Office at
No % Chambess ia said city within twenty days ahef the
service his exclusive OF the day Of such es
vice: ana you fail TO the said complaint within the
time The plaintiffs this action will apply 10 the Court
was fled in The aid oRce at the said CITY Hail. tho
tenth day April thousand eight hundred aud hEShse
Da ed April n, 1850 - $50, -, -, Go.
rvi91aviswSF No. SIS Chsmbets-st
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DFGULAR MAIL LINE via STONINGTON

DEGULAR MAIL LINE via STONlNGTON
III kr BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFOaD and
TAUNTON.-Inand route, carving the Ia tern Mall
The new PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone, ami
VANDERBILT Capt w. H. FIazec IN connection with tne
onr and Providence and Boston AMI Providence hsl-
roads leaving Nex-Yok daily SUNDAYS exe-pted from pI
No " R. first whs above Battery place. at oeloos M
and Soungton O'Clock NJ arrival Of the Mall TRAM
wh.ch leaves Boston 81 5 50 PM
These steamer. are unsurpassed for strength, safety e
comfort elegance The officers experienced and stt
tive.
IRE C. VANDERBILT, from New York-Acnday Wetnss
day ard Friday From StouIngton-Iuesdsy Ihursday aai
SATURDAY
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New York Tuesday, Tn-r.
day ard Saturday FIo Stonins tonMonczy Wednesy Aaa
Friday ,,
Passengers Avs. stoninron, proceed immediately PR
Railroad 70 Providence Boston, Taunton and New Bedford
the Express Mail train reaching said places several hou 10 "a
vance Of BY other and in ample time ir al ne
early Morning Lines connecting North AM Fast Passens
who Prefer remain board the steamer ENJOYING us
rest disturbed desired aud leave
A. NJ. train connecting ProyIdnce with the II A NJ
train for Boston, Taunton end New Bedford T.,
Thru IN Mondays Wednesdays and tndays y
Nantueket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole via New De01
corneetns with the steamer EAGLE Wing
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tram through
each way H. .,
For passage berths freight application psy
be made al pier No North River, a. The Once No ~ DE-
t<ry-plsce.
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EUGENE b. FRANKLIN. Aucdoneer-BY FRANKLIN Nichols
THIS DAY Saturday at l04 o'clock at No

THIS DAY (SstuFday) az IU3 OcIOcH at No.
Il 7eNtsap-st between Fuiton.sn Johu-sts-PEREMP-
TORY SAIL, Il Slsree an vailed stock OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNI1 UIi. comprising several splendid of carved
eewo,d ParoT Furniture covered costly Brocstee Push
&cs also beautiful uahogsny covered in Harcoh;
large assonr1tn Of SOs Chairs. Tee-aTe'es Wsrdrobes
BedseAd bureaus sshsauds Library and secretary Book
css.s rich gilt Mirrors and OH Panngs; in short almost
every srtice IN the houseufsug line Also OF
III, e. lot Of Eug sh SlverPsied Ware,
pTrg Tea Sets Casters Cake Baskets Forks spoons &c.
BE- sld without reserve CAia ogues morning OF sale
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DECLARES, BERNSTEIN & PHILLIPS,

PECAhESs bEfNNSIEIN = PHILLIPS,
Real Estate and General AucssoDeers M 81 ISbertv-s
door from Nassans VIII their personal attention 20
s-es OF Real Estate Stocks Vessels and MORTGAGES public
private sale aud 20 the sale auction Carsos
Furniture Painting Satuay Works q An Jewelry &c and
% enicooT sales generally.
Money literally advanced Real Esfae, ssochs ye.ses
ta,nsaIe, &c, iei for sale with Loane pesots.ed
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FLUSHING RAiIROAD.-On and after April
a. G54 the ears over Flushing Railroad leave Fushns
=, and 10 A. M and at l. $50 p n connecting Win the
steamer Island City Hunters Point The steamer ~
leaves NexYosk from Fulton Market slip 8. and 10 A. NJ
and and 80 r. H. connecting with he ears a. hunters
Point WI. a. SMITH, Superintendent
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IL MONDAY May 1855, the Trains win leave C.smbsr,-
Station follows; Express Train, A. ~, CONNECTING win
Northern and Train. Mail Train, A. NJ Through
Way Train, IAN. Express Train, Is p ACCOMMODATION
Train Y. NJ For Poughkeepsie-Wey NAL, A. NJ; TX
pre p NJ: Way Freight and Passenger Train l2 20 M
For Peekskll-9:2o, aud p NJ Tor farryown3-
l0lj $3.50 F. NJ The Tarrytown, Peekskn and Popgh-
keepe Trains stop all the Way Stations Passengers taken
At Chambers Canal, Christopher, and 3lststs SUNDAY
MAIL TRAIN A. NJ from Canast, for Albany and Troy
stopping At al way Stations. NJ l.. SYKES, Jr, Sup't
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of IN. County NewYok, notice hereby gwen 70 All
pefsous having olsims against JOHN CLARKE, ae OF tho
ty OF Nwlofk deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof subscriber the ohee u Bel Coe Ess No
the City Of Newly ok or before the -h aay
CT November nex-Daied Newyot, the 18th day Of May
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me0iral.
CONsUMFTION.-E. J. MATTOCKs, MD.

A W NNI1 MI I1IN.-Tl. a. Mn u VVIt77' TT y
~ Is now permanently located in Broadway, N y and =.
treating uany cases CONSUMPTION and diseases connected
with the sir Caurh Bronchitis, Ast aa Gc
hy INHALATION of INDICATED NAPOhS Inc popu-
srty The being the only true one a.
is admitted BY oil unpreudced persons and should induce all
those afflicted with such diseases TO apply once Tor e or
cure All be cured where permanent reaction can
be maintained when the lungs nave cavies IN he or
when God has been raised by the patient d. NJ can pro-
cure certificates from individuals who have been
cured his during the few past years once No.
lts Broadway, door south Of 52d-st T. sDr NJ also
treats ali Chronic Diseases with EectTcity by which the lame
are walk the deaf hear aud the bind to See NO
I Brfad yay
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F. $. LITTLEJOHN, No. 100 Broadst-
CLARK & ROBE, No. lis Broad-st.
+. HARVEY. No. III Broad-st.
f. GILBERT. No. IL Coenties Slip.


CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIL
" ADELPHIA from Pier No North River-rwo lines
daily AZ 6 A. NJ and ? p NJ Morning lnes a. A. VI, by
steGrnbos, JOHN POTTER 70 SOUTH AMBof thence BY
st2P NJ by JOHN POTTER to AMB0Y, thence direct to
Camden bv sss through five hours Fare IS Way Ac-
oonmodaiiou and Kmgrant Lines NJ Fare 81 30 Eni-
Grant Line 5 T. NJ, 81 IS
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Nouutys"-Nhoiso~
- w Evans Plaintiff against Abby r. Hescook, 0losyenor
w Heacock Reuben b. Heacock, Junior and John row.
bridge individually and Trustees under the last WIN and
Testament Reuben b. Heacock deceased Nancy Hes,
cock wife Of royenor Hescock Eliza c. Heacock wife Of
Reuben b. Heaccck IT, Abby Trowbdge, wife Of John s.
Trcwbridge, samuel NJ Hopkins Mary Jane D. hopxa, ne
wife ABBY ~ Heac0k Tamage r. Brown survivor OF John
H. Gates deceased Aon d. Patchn Whites Bank OF Buffalo,
William BuIk Frastns Crooker Joseph Guild Joseph Kelley
survivor OF William Kelley deceased Davis B. Ingas oense
w Merrill W Hism McEwen benjamin PriDse, President OF
the Bank Geneee. William Thurston The City Of bnn.9s
Jo. RAGE Ebenezer Hale and Seth Grosyenor eoryc W.
Diekenson TO TALLMAGE T.. BROWN, WILLIAM
1IJURSTON. GEORGE W. DICkENSON, defsndans You
are hereby summoned the complaint Ia this action,
and serve copy your at office IN the City
of twenty days after the service hereof exsn<ivo
of the day sevce and fail 20 the complaint
as aforesaid the plaintiff will apply 70 the Court for the resf
den anded in aid complaints which complaint on the 9TH
instant fled In the Of Clerk of the County Of Emo
JOHN L. CURTENfUS,
ms lswlcwS Plaintiffs Attorney. Buffalo
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II s. NAH. STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
IL HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANS.-On MONDAY.
June ls at NJ from pier foot Of Warren-si " r. by he
new and elegant steamship EMPIRE CITY Capt H. Wndle
Passage can be secured al the Compsnys Office
FREIGHT 10 New Orleans. - cents per cubic foot.
Shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of lsdns OF the
form signed by the Company application their Office No
other forms signed bills Of lsding will be signed AFTER
the hour of sailing
For freight passage apply AZ the Office Of the COmpny
No. In Wes,.st., corner of Warren. NJ O. ROBERTS
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WILL SELL at public auction at the Mer-
Chant fxshange THURSDAY, June a. 1855, ~ Il
otek one HOUSE and LOT itusted AZ the terminus OF Dr.
sna is junction viii the Brook yp and anaca Plank
osa fS New fok, threeory frame building with large
sore on hFsi door Aso. Houses adjoining ex25 each
hoh'he on Donsv and PlSnkroad The location Of ths
properly uhrvsled Terms liberal and sale viii be peromp
tory foI M particulars apply C. r. MILLER Co.. Aac
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vaNpF pFOpIE of the STATE Of NEW-YORK-

byihe Grace God Free and no ~ er c
- SewYo decsssed creditors next Of Kun of o,heFwsef
send geetns You and each o. are GER ~
al bis Ohee in the City Of New York. the lsk
sne ext at ocoek Ia the forenoon Of that DAY.
I'm md there attend the fpel settlement Of he
~ HANNAH LYMAN sdrnRisrstrx of tho
Gosds Chstr.ls, and Credits Of said deceased.
n, whereof have canasd the Seal Of Office Il said
SUR. gate BE- herr affixed Wines, ALEXANDER
r. w. BRADFORD, ESQ., Surrogate Of our said County, y
I the City OF Newfork TIE 1911 day Of May In the year II
Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Ffty-hye.
pyls lawns A. w. BRADFORD. Surrogate.
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SUPREME COURT-City and County Of New

- Nork-sAMUEL K CHILDs and WILLIAM :. ROW
LAND ESecuors &C. OF Henan w Chds deceased, against
PATRICK LACY and MARY. his wife, JOHN BRUEN,
and FRANCES NJ his wife. David q. Starkey, Charles I.
shelton Cherries Whitehead james Whitehead, Joseph Fine
nee the Btnk Of he Urcu in the City Newly ok, Dane D.
Miller Jos III NJ pce President OF the Oriental Bnk N tho
Civ Of Ney ork John Patterson uoias Hart Henry Hop
kns Hopkins George q. Robertson, Robert Oole
Frederick E. Ratcif John w kGmsey, PRECEDENT Of tho
suffolk Bank and George Bss. Summons for relief Com
not ervcd To the ndanis above named foa are hereby
sumened and required the complaint In ihs ason
which ed tho oce the Clerk OF the City and County
OF Newly ok the City Hail. Ia said city, ist which place
was filed on the wenyeshh day OF December, thousand
eight hundred end our and 10 copy your answer
o. the sed complaint III. suciber at his ohee, NO ID
Chamberst city, within twenty days after the service
of this summons yo the day Of snc service;
and II you hn the said complaint within tue m"
af said the plaintiffs In this action VIII apply 20 the Court of
the eef ded in the Dated December - Sos
PHILIP MlLSPAUGH, Attorney tor Plaintiff.
mill lawizuSs No 10 Cha1noers1
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CUPREME COURT.--City and County OF New
- YOrk.-sAMuEL R. CHILDs and WILLIAM 5 Row
LAND Executors, &c., Of Henan W. ChilSsl deceassd'
J.hn Brun and Frances ~ his wife, David g ssskey
Charles T. Shelton, Charles Whitehead James Whitehead
Joseph Emree the Bank Of the Union In tho cry Of New
York Daniel D. Miller, Joseph NJ Price, President OF tbs
Lucius Hart Henry Hopkins James Hopkins, George o.
Robertson Robert Goblet Frederic T. Redelh John W. Hum
sew President of the Suffolk Bank, and George Blsum
mons reefC ompsnt served : To the defendants
aboyenamed hereby summoned and required 70
ser the complaint this action which Is filed in the oce Of
the Clerk Of the City and County Of Newfcrk at the City
Hail. ia said city, lat which place filed on the twenty
esbt day OF DECEMBER thousand eight hundred and fifty
four aud copy Of answer % tho said complaint
on the subscriber his ohoe at No. % Chsmbrss In sAid
city, within twenty days a er the service Of this summons
YOU e1ouve Of the day OF such services and u You fail 10
answer the complaint within the aforesaid the plain
this action will apply the Court for the relief demanded
in the CON nj ain,.-D LATED December 23fb, 1854
PHILIP MlLsPAUGH, Attorney for Plaintiffs,
mil lawl2wS No. 10 ChemDsrsf
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~ YORK 10 ROCHESTER-The ROCHESTER, and CEN
ESEE VALLEY RAILROAD Il now open and in connection
with the BuhAo Corning and NewYork and Newfork a1d
he Railroads forms direct route from YORK TO Koch
The erecrne Of this route together with ne suror COM
fort Afforded By the wide renders by far the most de
abe between the above-nsned cities
Ticket. be procured NewYork and Erie Railroad
Ticket Once foot Of Daanes and No o Broadway also IN
jersey City
Bssfsge checked through.
Freshts viii be transported between Nev1ork and hocn-
ester with Dispatch Any information desired IN regard thereto
be cbtsined by calling upon the General Freight Asnt o.
the NewY0rk and Ere Railroad Enc Buildings, or u B.
TAPPAN. Express Freight Agent, No. 1873 Broadway.
No the Buffalo COrnrs and New York RArnad on
Sunday. J. A. REDFIELD, Superintendent