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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-26
1854 THE TELEcRAPH LINE. 1e5e

1854 THE TELEGRAPH LINE. le5e
LITTLE & DGEsBiCES,
KHTOULD respectfully nnnognce TO the citizens
Wv Lancaster and vicinity tat they are usual in
receipt of very heavy aud we'll llselected stock of
spring aud summer Goo
Embracing every variety and style to be had in the
Eastern market, to which we invite the attention of
every body, intend selling cheap goods can
be sold West OF the Mountains. In addition 10 our
large stock, will befound genera assormentof
Boots, Shoes, Bonncts aud Hats,
Parasols and Umbrellas, Looking Glasses.
Queensware, Glassware, carpeling and Mating
Wall Paper, Bordering aud Window Blnds
Cotton coverlet aud carpet Yarn,
Batting, Wadding, Candle-wicS, etc. etc.
Also, good stock of Fine Groceries,
Tobacco, Sc, in short every thing usually kept in a
Store, aud more too.
| We would say to our old friends aud customers that
we return our sincere thanks for their very liberal pa
tronago extended during our business among
them, and ask continuance ofthe same. We will en-
deuyOr TO please and give satisfaction to ull who will
favor us with their custom, All kinds Of country pro-
duce taken IN exchange for Goods for which the high
| est market price will be paid. May 90, 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-26
TFG;s;.'ss!!ss:;ss'7! TGsi.''s!s;ssG. sssss S:slss Ill
ElsM---HH.ll - ..t9 -s4H e.sss- ifS
CINCINNATTI, WILMINGTON AND
ZANESVILLE RAIL ROAD.

ZANESVILLE RAIL ROAD,
npEN TO ANCASTER.--Twoda daily Trains (sun-
VdRy eXceprdO
Tralna leave Cincinnati at \ NJ and 20 p. NJ; ar-
riying at Lancaster ut 10 Z. NJ and D IS T. NJ.
Trains lcnye Lancaster nj 30 AM. and 10 10 A. Nj
arriving at Cincinnati at II 90 A. NJ. and 40 L. NJ.
Trains will stopfor passengers Us follow; At Amanda,
Steu;'s, Crceyilc, Nllliamspoft, Four Corners, New
Holland, Washington, Rattlemuke, Snhna, ross Road,
Wilmington, Sligo, Clarksyille and Morrow
The downward trains connect at Morrow with the
trims on the Little Minma Road for Columbus.
Lines of stages Will run between Lancaster and Lo-
gan, Ncsonyillo, Athens POmeroy, Somerset and
zanesyille, connecting with tho morning train from
and evening trAintO Cincinnati.
For rothe rnlormation and tickets apply 1T Ticket Of
nce Of Broadway and Front streets and at tho
Little Miami Depot, orto the Station Agents on the line
Il. W. WOODWARD.
EnGincGrnnd Superintendent.
1PIhe Company will not bc responsible for bag
gage exceeding $50 In value, unless the same be
turned tho Conductors or Agont, and froght paid al
amount March z, 1855
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-26
DR.. JOHN BULL,

SOM ETEIIN q
NEW AND VALU ABLE.
Tas most powerful King the face Of the globe nov
rejl,s supreme in the American Republic. The power
M the crowned heads Of Europe siHk into insguiheance
when compared 70 that of American King.
European Kings employ the power vested in them 70
Increase the riches Of tha rich and lordy aud TO reduce
to greater misery degradation the poor and depcn-
leut Our American King goes forth with equal wlIhhg-
nss to the ordly mansion and humble cabin, ready lAs
to administer relief and offer health aud happpness
10 the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor
No TnIIN T0IIT I &c
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-26

We earnestly invite all persons VINO suffering with
any of the lis that flesh is heir to- to call Dr. John
Bulls agent and got copy of bulls Family journal
GRATIS aud for the sake of humanity, we hope shat Il
single individual will not be found unwilling to give Bui
Sarsaparla TRIAL after reading and rccollocng tue
time, that it is impossible tor the Doctor to publish
part the number of certificates of astounding
testimony Voluntarily shuSvre, ou Dr. Dus sarsp paflE
from well known and distinguished individuals both In
public and private hte has been perfectly overwhelming
IL DH JOHN BULLS Principal Office, west side tiil
'eet. first door below Main, LUUnvGLE, Ky
For sale by G.. KAUFFMAN & co.
Lancaster, July 90, 1854. e. l.. SLoCUM tG co.
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Emggy ANA Carriage WALTERS


XXTlLL flnd, at the Mem HardDarc Store, opposite
Wv the Tdiimadge House, one Oflhe largest and best
selected stock of Trimmings opened in this
kct. Consisting in part Of
100 Pieces EnaInl'd Dnek and Canvass,
Is 4" " Faucy colOred do.
so " all Wool and union Damasks
80 Hides patcut aud Enan'ld Leather,
Brass and Silver Plated Bands, Top Props,
Stamp JOints, Lnces, Spring, Axels, etc.
Lancaster. April &c, le54 JOHN EFPINGER.
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10 Carriage ana Buggy Makers.
Springs and Axcls, BrassHnd silver Bands Stump
- joints md Top Props Enamd Drills, Duck and Can
yHss, Enaml'd and Pent Leather, all descriptions Head
Linings, Moss and Muleabe Iron, etc great variety
fother goods in that line, 10 be had cheap at the Great
Hardioars Store of WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster, April 30, 1854.
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Tn-Plate, Copper, wire, dc.
RA Boxes lC and ~ Tin Plate.
NV Square and 100 Plate 10
Tin'd Copper
Shetland Bar Zinc,
Sheet Iron aud Wire,
Copper and Iron Rivis, by
a pril2O 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-26
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital
Better Testimony than was ever offered In favor OF
any Medicine.
Rey. II. w, SehOn, Rev, L, Stevenson,

IoufsvuLe, May 2Oth, 1919
Wehaye used John Bulls Sarsaparila and have known
IL to be used with entire satisfaction and have no
hesitation IN stating belief that it is safe aud
valuable medical compound and calculated to produce
much good aud relieve much sueripgj aud tieielore
would cheeriuly and most earnestly reconond it 10 the
afflicted Il W. SEHUN,
(Sigued) u. STEVENSON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-15

and the Connecticut brough, them al 70 be city A
noon yesterday.
At slack water last night the Underwrten vfecsing
apparatus vas alongside the Vanderbilt and 20 sec
fu corps Of csukers and shpcsrpenters we're st work
bstienipg up the leaks, and would continue Ct work
durirg the night. The s,esm-pumps we're then 10 be
put In operation, and confidently expected that
she would he got afost at high tide this morning.
When oUr reporter e her late last evening, her huu
sppesred very little strained and but for little buck
ling Of the plsnhs on the forsard part Of her main
deck and the list to stnboud no one woula have
imagined Der aground.
This accident, which |. the 6rt that has
happened 10 the C. Vanderbilt, during the
seven or eight year, in which abe has been run
nipg Is one OF those Unforeseen occurenees that
the most careful commanders canno. control.
Secure in the acknowledged sh and care OF their EN-
ploses, the Stopipgton Company have long since
cessed to insure their vessels and the loss oy his &C.
cidtnt i'll fall upon them alone. Capt Penie'on
bears bis reputation ss one of the most careful
pilots on the Sound and it is 70 be regretted that this
accident should have occurred soon after he pro-
motion to the command Of the steamer. According
to present appes snces, however, the damage to tho
Vanderbilt will be comparatively trihing and ne
travelling public may confidently look for her speedy
return to her place in the Stoningtcn line. Meanwhile
learn that her place viii be taken by the Cemmo-
dore, or the Francis Skiddy.
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Neiu91prk Gribnm'
MARINE AFFAIRS.

THt STEAMER {. VAsDERsILT A'HoRE.--Tne
steamer C. Wander bit, Capt Pendleten, wen! a'hore
on RAND ALE Island in Fog yese day morning, while
On her way fom StonngtOn to this city. l. appears
that soon afer 3 O'Clock, as the steamer was OIL
Rikers Island. dense fog suddenly covered the East
River and she was brought to stsnd-stil for about
ten minutes until lifted again, when she pro oeeded
on her ysy. In a few minutes after starting the fog
again Shit, IN very thick and Capt. Pendle.on sused
herto slacken speed, and then stopped her engines
slmo,t Immediately after, and cast anchor nfor1a-
nsey the tide was on the sbb AMI the current setting
though the Kills and Lite HelLGste, swung her
ste,n 70 the Randall Issud shore instead OF into the
river As was intended aud then the anchor fouIed IN
some manner, and she got aground on tbs Sanken
Marsh at the essterly end Of Randslls Island, where
The Fall River steamer Bay sta.s grounded some four
years since The fog came on 90 sudeenly and 50
thick that 70 object could have been seen ten
see. from the vessel and thus toe danger
of being driven on shore by the ebo tide
cid not present iisef until the steamer was
aground. When the anchor WAS thrown over, a. 81,
the vessel was in twelve f.hom wa,er ADD the mex
minute her stern swung around sud grounded In less
than eight Zee. water The pas.eDgers-of whom
there were sbou. one bundled on bosrd-t'ok the
matter very cOoty, eHo ieisHe'! 'u1oH wv va 'N0N
ber,hs. and after dressing came deck. Il was
found, en- eIsniDiIg her hold shortly after she want
sshore ha, she made no water but az the tide fell she
listed to the starbosrd somewhat, and seam opened
and admitted the water The weight fthe hull also
forced point Of rock into her side, but the hole was
stated with blankets and made secure. Unfortunate
y the opened ,eam ws rot discovered uati tbs tide
rose up 10 il, and flowed in when Il was too late to
stop it, The steam-pump up to tina. time had ksp'
the water down, but now it gained on the pump anu
at high tde was several feet over the cabin h0or'
The passengers and luggage were take, on me
derbilt at 10 O'Clock a. N. and conveyed N sman
to The steamer Connecticut, which 10y of in the r's''
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By HEsRy II. LEEDS Co., AuetioDeers -
ON TUESDAY Dec Is. and WEDNESDAY,


Dec 10 at n o'clock esoh evening at the Gallery NO o
R,o,dwsv 0ate occupied by the Dusseldorf Gelleryl
GREAT SALE of FINE ORlGlNAL OIL PAlNrlNGS
and MARBLE sTATUARY part Of which ware exhibited AZ
hs x,t. Pa the received from Europe
md never before in this country Among them WI De
EN- bTecng those Detrcy Taso Fene borsoeoone rlsn
ben Caso Dolci Van Goyem, Sork Van der Ned msuver
nan Van der Peel Van Bsen Ostsdi A Wises and otheis
Of equal celebrity Of the old masters ,, l.. .A,,
Among the paintings of the modern school comprised IN
co1,eon , &c found examples Of w ShsyeT warranted
e,,s,nsl. J. G Onary signed I'll. L. Rate; wilson )I OF
Ednbur,b Mcleod BOddr ston the elder war; An'eo anu
klse several exqute fine pieces warranted Original oy the
asbTnsd Abel &c and Pencil Also bssnt iu eaonet
pieees believed BE- genuine by LAncet from the 0oeeo"
sfMr o field, Baltimore -. Y,
kso about $50 old on Painting ja' received from Europe
never before 10 this country, in tneir 9IlelpS
baGuce stretches r IN sheetsi giving
S.s.hle opporupy 20 picu dealers and copnOissencs
attention Of those interested IA the roe "A y
u reou sted to Offering an extra aosty
for Puiebeses ,-..s .o,,,, M.,h's st,tua,y ius,
received dhec from Florence superior IN quarry 20
- in the market for wears aud suitable for me most
dsnces Among the tiecs the Fish rmans Dio9net
hy Finele Charity BY Rsnzoni Vanity and Mo1esly, oy N
r,tto. Innocence by Frau chi; Orphans tsupefol
Stnntsre Ita lao Beggar same msset Two ~ gu
shsnhsId bV Fecdo Gio Up Fidelity BY Delmedico Soy
gih Dove by ScApderes; Angel OF JUshce py l. ~
W,shipston Franklin and Jefferson separaey GU oy
msdIco Two Flemish C0Tids By L. Bs rstisi @ssaSen' ~
otStrs. ., -. I'll, l.. ra.av Gar examination on
PdsS I1th inst as above, until day OF sale me 1Aey
III H. be ouen the evenings Saturday 18th ana Mond
nh or exhibitor. Lsoies and gentlemen are pAicu AS "
VIII TO eXAuire them. ,,- -. .., ~, ~; Ia
sor that purpose.
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Aoc1pESrs on THE CEsTRAL RAILROAD From
the Annual Report Of the Eew-York Central kslrosd,
we earn that during the year enclng september SON,
l-55 the total Of persons killed. by accidents on tho
road Is "a. The humber injured, &C. OF these 10 of
the lied and six Injured employees. Only pas
sepger has been killed and IL injured. II persons hsve
bee killed by being run over or struck whde waking
standing or ing on the *. In only caseis the fan
believed to have belonged to any person in the employ
Ct the company. This was the accident at West
Albany, where the engineer violated orders ana loss
bis lie in consequence. Few roads we behave Of me
length Of The Central have been 80 free IRON - &c
cidepts during the past year Nearly onehsn OF tne
number killed lave been those wslt ing on me nack,
a practice that ought to be prohibited BY isw'
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An. byRwIs Auc,iOnesr
RY BANGS, BROTHER 81 Co.-Trsde-Sale

-
SATURDAY AFTERNOON Dec. u.s. At 4 O'Clock.
DRAWINGS, FkGRAVlNGS and AUTOGRAPd3- The
Drawings orEn.s and very foe The EnsrsvUgs
mostly Of oo and celebrated masters. The Autograph LISTERS
eli ute historical literary
purposes Ao few cnoiee and illustrated Books
&c. Catalosuss reA6y.
the vii bs found the AUTOGRAPH Of the
epe de BY GsD La Fyette in the House Of Repre-
1924 10 resolution Of both Houses Of
which sujoired note DJ him to the Commit
tee-the whole ia bis h.o1wftiug.
MONDAY, TUES AY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
Dec. H. Is and 10, a. 6 o'c 0st.
VALUABLE LIBRARY BOOKS. An ext. collection Of
6taodsrd md Nj cate BOoks every department
Of Literature including Tbeoogy, Hory Voyages and Trav
els BiogTapby Poetry nd the Also large numbsr Of
II uuratsd Socks 10 fine bindings &c.
CA.sloguts ready.
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C.n,.,s OF CAprAIss.-Cspt. Jesse Atwood
d;ed =, o1rng.on about 20 years SINCE aged g. was
the father Of four Of whom we're SEQ N ess.s
ane one =. the father of 20 captains, 26 Of whom
ANS 80. e captains and Is of whom bear the nane Of
were ss n the xacsptsins now living reside in
a,ipSton and Hampton one militia captain resides n
hsih cent from Boston 20 Halifax for tho frst
change Of prionen 10 the Revolutionary war.
cu""eN fBsnsor Journal
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap

ncstion OF the Aayor Aldermen and Commodity Of tne
Civ OF New York resiive the OPENING and LAYING
OUT PUBLIC PLACE, between 9th and oSthsu ana ms
Str and 9Th ave- In the City OF NswYorL-Ws, he Comuas
sones Of Fstn,,e and Assessment IN the sbovs entded
matter hereby dive notics the owners occupant
occupants houses and lots and improved ana uniprovos
thereby and 10 all Others vhoHi may sonss
follows. 10 wit:
And that whose interests Affected nereoy No
opposed .he same do present their
Vented 10 the Commissioners 'oif once 10
40 Broadway roo 1877 IN shs city, or eaioes ne $50 ss1
Of November, 1850.
I'd That any who may consider
asseved by said estimate and ss.sssmeot Will be heard q
A. NJ. On the 2lst day Of November, BSl
Tast the Abstract Of the said Estimate and Asfssnant
with hsp sGd aso all the adsyiS ssciao1 ara
ether which used by MAILING report
have been deposited 10 Stree. COnIzonsrs Once Of the
County of EewY0k there 10 remain nEn s1s sts
day Of December 1850.
In That the limit. embraced By rho assssme1t a. FOL
lows All thoJs pieces and situated IN tie sid CITY bounded
desc bed containing follows that 70 sayon tne rora
py the center tbs blocks between ll5h znd lItar
on ths south BY the center line Of The blocks bty H .ds
and 42 on the By the center line OF the blocks BE-
4 % and Sd the by tue ceutx ans u VI;
blocks the 10Th and lhays And also all sose cor
lain Other o,s pisces parcels Of land treating either sds
OF he 5h 9Th 7h and 9th between lto.h and
And also those ots psces and parcels Of LAND
ontns on ether AIDE Of the Sh bh, TN and sh-sNs sne
Broadway between SD sDe f9d ~ aid out on the 'ss mas
Of the Commissioner. . -
h That our port herein VIII be presented TO the s1psfss
Court of ele state EewTOIk at special Term snereo
be held Il the City Hall the sad City Saturday tho lots
d.y Of December D. 1855, tbs opening OF tns Court %
bst day sod that then and there thereafter soun
,el Gao BE- heard motion viii 10 msds h,, sAii rs,oh -
o. ahrmed -Nsv-York, Ostober 2 1880.
b. ULSH0EFFER,
WILLIAM KEHt
a. oRADiSH SCOnmisElo4szs
UAaPPN PRADI
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,o,,o ,,u 1ssH"i Ola i''' >" . '' No 81 walls.

CCPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- York-Foser J. Weeks md Robert J. Douglas sst
ames Grant; Summons money dem md contract on
not ser) To JAMES GRANT: fou hereby nonei and
required the complains in this scon which viii Do
fled the flee Of the Clerk Of the City and County OF Ne~
Yek AZ Hall 10 ssid City Of NewYork and 70 serve
copy your SID complaint the sno.cber MS
Office No. 81 Merchants Exchan1e the City OF New
York within twenty days amer the service Of this summons on
YOU OF the day of such and fail to
answer the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the pft
S. In this scion viii te Judgment against for the sum OF
sI hundred dollars and nine -four cents With
from The 10th day o. October thousand esh bun
dred and Ave besides the costs Of this seon Dated NOV
TO- 1883 SAML 3. HlGE NBoroM
B-Ihe ail complaint fled a. aforesaid on the ga
Noyemher.l iul1 aSSwss - n H.
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Dales BIZ 1ufiion.
A UCTIoN NOTICE s HoUGH Auc

"A tcpeerI rely tve Dstoe that will eel pusie
ton without hshe bidder the entire
efths richly furnished dwelling DO No. 10 muHys, TIL
DAY tsa.urdsy at lol The comprise every
thne Necessary 20 fuTbis ed residence OF vii
the 70 loving par, let RNa Velvet Floor and staiT
Carpsps; TApatfy. Brussels and Ing ain do hut lhue
sssd, Rosewo ParOT. Bsdo~m AID Dlas oitae
eesanay u.hos,eree SUITE. In FreSes BIOS ee 9Th soa
God frames and besviy caved I.lsn aafole.top
Center Tables go Sofa Side and fancy DO one spen
did seyenoOtsve dOuL action Piano Fors fine 'n.
fly hni.be5, ard warranted; Rosewood Louis MY Eta.
geIs ssss plated hToushout; Wok Ise'es tneyi Lsoes
Reception Chairs Eotoe large sud ~ enda ger " .ss
Costly frames. With sas BrOc ,t1l and La;e
Curts Window Shade; vsu.be o. Paintings by enneat
Gothic Inlsid ClOcks costly China V>sesi Bsqus and
Pal.n Dscorors besvy carved dahesAnY EH.
ienchR Tables Table Lioeo Naplosi Cookery; French
Ivory Cuter Cut-sl.ss Ware Liqtor C.'es, Ocean
Wines Chamrsenes &c Walters; Gt4 fixtures Gins Te $
Sen, t- Rosewood and M4oosspy Bd-esd. Baresus With
usrbe tops do Wsh 'ta9cs; Corner s1d Towel saoi. hne
Hair Msresses banses Countsrpsnes Beds Bolstes and
Pillow Of fbe live feaheT; Stone China Toilet Sets
oval arc 'qune 81 tame Mirrors &c. SAFE posye DepO+
Its required.
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TEtzGRApHIc DIsPArcH-The news by the BItio
was received by the Agent Of the Associated Pres
in New-Orlesrs III O'Clock on Thursday morning,
within few minutes Of the news trsnspring in this
city, The dispatch was transmitted by tbs Southern
Telenranh Line via WaahinRtOn.
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GEORGE Cook, Auetioueer
DEREMPTORY SALE of ELEGANT FUR

I KITURE removed for convenience Ct Gale, Of which
3 sood ss new bsviDs been bat s used, THIS MORN No
(saurSsy c och at the spacious store No il7Nss-sgs
sesr BE eknan tmbfscDg ParoT Suites IN orocsee plush
and ks cloth elegant Ladies AMOR Gace Etaseres
Corner stands SideboeIds Lounges cost $3.50 comm IN
Louusss sof. resTetes Buresns Wsshsands Bsdse IDS
Zone e<s tI75 Center, Side and IA T.besi EIten Don
bnins TsbIes rockers, EDameled Chamber Sate', Wue
yobes Library Booicsses superior OVID Mirrors silver
Plated Ware Mattresses Psiasss &c The whole TO Be p1s-
lively the highest bdd,rs for eh No pos.p9asnen
PnIcbNer, sie desired 10 exsmite previous TO sale
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CUPREME COURT-GEoRGE c. HA-

= IHOKNF, IN, iRainst
THOMAS W. HIGGINS.- summons for mOoey demand on
con,rset-(Com net ser To the DEFENDANTS; You are
hereby sun oned and required the complaint In tins
seton hich this tiled the office OF the CLERK OF hs
City snd Cosny Newiok the City Hs N said city and 70
serve copy the said complaint on the ubr
bsr at his Office No 81 Wsst the Guy OF New' OH within
twenty days str the service of this summons on you scu
sye Of the day such service and you tai TO sn."er the
id con plant within the aforesaid, the plaintiff IA this
action will Judgment against for the sum OF ave- hun
Gred dollars with Interest stated in the complaint, be 70
the costs his action and Of profess Of Ds ell November
y, 1885 ALBERT MATTHEWS, flanhn s. hto,pex =.
Mo eWS No. ~ w al-B
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PucI1IvEs FROM JUSTICE. - Three men named
Wafer B. Evans Martin Manson and Wo. Wiil.ns we're
Yesterday BY oesr Story Of The fh Wssd saA
wanted charge Of larceny In ssssnee
wagon valued esoo the property Of Wn sso o. - 49,
hsokf 10 % chAxGo-
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CTPRFME COURT - Kings CountyMARA-

CCpRFME COURT - Kings C0unty-AhA-
y NINA JARVIS ,s.nn BRE %sIER JAhT w.. 10
BRPWsrFR TapyIs he defendant above FAMED % are
t.-.h, ,eouired answer the compliant 70 TINS
scion when sa lie o. e ne osi. Of ne .Sqcsy Of
80 o. Or eory Of ycur aLrrer 70 TIE SAD
q re res.tei u /; ocs No ~ S.,.ss y me U,y
n ,cr ,.sy. Of ne Of saeh ervlee ard you fail
e snsse. the ssia eonp ar. within ne e Ho'es ne
t.n,nS,s r AS y. c-Tt's.n. ts,es o.:ot.r lsaa
"a Is.SvT sTt ". PAkBfk, tsrr6s Attorney
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CUPREME UUUkI, CITY and COUNT! OF NeW-
- York.-ThEOOORE W. MARSH aud AuGt Srus
sra You are hereby summoned the complaint in this
Cow Of you answef IN me At No. lS7 Geenwchst New
Yors CIV twenty days after the service hereof erea
ye Of the DAY such and you h 70 ana ger the
complaint aforesaid the plaintiffs will take Jufs mont
against you the ofweye hume red and dollars
SOD cents with interest from the twenty NTH day
of May Que thousand hundred and h i've on the SUN
one and twenty five dollar. .nd eshty SIX snts and
will interest uGth November thousand eight hun
dred ,nd fyGve Of eleven hundred .nd sixyh
dollars and thirty cepts-DNet New fots Nov -, 1890
II ID. VANORDEN, Plaintiff Attorney:
The summons and complaint in this action WAS Ell IN me
S5,h dsx "a Nv 1855 II. ID. VASORDEN,
n Isyw6uS Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-15
orJIcr or THt NEW oRK AID Nrw-HAvrs RAILROAD c.


No. / Hsnover-s- J
NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS-HO Of 7
IN per cent Of this Company hereby notified that
General Assembly Of the State o. Con
nsccut passed It's last May session the Treasurer sutton
tied bonds bearing
Ger cent interest and sOt seeE1td BY 9d9s Bonds authoz
sd BY before mentioned act cent Interest snd
se.y.d b, an only road franchises
No Said be made al this ohcs until farther
BY order Of the r9Is Vc. ~ tS,o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-15
DANIEL ?. MGcFARLAS Au.toneer.
A 1AiINI sTR ATOR'9 G &C VA LA Il

A DMINI STRATOR's SALE If VALUABLE
xt REAL EsTAr re- h Own . No $50 Attorney bstwesu
Houston and Sta, ton su % T. MACFARLAN vi sci on
WEDNESDAY Dec 49, le5' At the Merchants Exchange At
u Ce0et all that certain LOT OF GROUND situated
the westerly side q Attorney 81 Known No l59 together
with the BUILDINGS thereon The Lot % feet front
by 100 feet dep The improvements the said lot Of
land B,isi Of two brick bUDg front and
cent OF the purchase add he Aueoneers fees will b.
reQps be paid the sale and the balance the deed
" ready for delivery.