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FLUSHING FEMALE COLLEGE.

Correspondence 81 The " I. tribune
FLUSHING, FrIoay, July2, 1855.
The Commence meDt Exercises of tue Flushing
Female College (St. Thomas's Hail) were cele-
bIated in this village on Thursday, 18th inst.
At 2 O'clock 2. NJ the pupils OF the present year,
and many of former years, together with large
Dumi err of strangers and ;itizens assembled at
the Hall. The procession was formed at "a
o'cl, ck AID proceeded TO the Methodist Church,
having been Joined on the way by the Faculty and
Pupils OF the Flushing Institute under the charge
of las Farchd, Esq.
After the consrs CATION had become seated the
exercises commenced with an instrumental per-
Torrance from " La Cenerent0la," OF Rossini.
prayer was offered by the Rev. $. W. King Of
Rocksway. after finely executed chorus by tbs
College Choir, the Rev Allen Steele of New-York
delivered on address Of great beauty and power on
Education in it's relation 10 the advancement OF
the Arts and Sciences and the general improve
ment Of So ciet.
The compositions Of the Graduating Class were
then read By the Rev. y Bourne of the Congrega-
tional the Rev. j Carpenter smith Of the Episco-
pal and the Rev. G. II. Vaudeville Of the Reformed
Dutch Church They were highly creditable 10 tho
Young ladies' and some Of them were Of superior
order OF merit, eviDcing great intellectual attain
meDt and carefully cultivated taste.
The address TO the Graduating Class by tho
President, the Rev VIM H. elders was impress
sive and appropriate, and alluded in feeling terms
to absence Of one Of the Class in consequence Of
the sudden death of her mother. After the
diplomas had been conferred the audience were
dismissed with the benedictiOn by the Rev. A. III.
Robinson Of New-York.
The occasion tbrou shoGt WAS one Of very crest
interest. Ii wSs indeed "a feast VI reason and
81 ow of SOUL" and reflected credit upon this
well known and highly popular Institution--now
in its fourteenth year.
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NEw.HAyEy, Friday, July 81, 1855.


Everything, even Commencement, has an end,
and so the literary and cobviyial festivities OF
the week in Yale are ended. brief retro
spect, however. of some of the more striking
points may not be uninteresting.
The great interest Of Commencement week
depends Lot up Commencement ITSELF but
upon its adjuncts and surroundings. Perhaps
TIE most interesting of all Is the meeting of the
Alumni. Here every graouate Of Yale isa men,
ber and no distinction is made. The theory OF
the meetings. too, is decidedly Democratic-ior
Yale At hrst the old plan of having set Grafton
and poem, as with the public exercises OF other
Societies, wss tried and found rather duh and IN
inspiring II was then resolved TO have short
speeches eItmyOre, as it were, and this plan
works better if properly carried out but tue old
spirit il too often resOrted 10, and IN proportion as
the modern design is thwarted the meetings be-
cone duh and prosy.
The Alumni Association met ~ Wednesdaym0rn-
Ing at ] o'clock, and adjourned at | o'clock. In
that time the Chairman, Mr.. William j. Hubbard
of Boston, had msnaged to get down as Tar as the
class OF lS25, b. which arrangement all those VINO
graduated within the last thirty years were shat
out This gave very little chance to foung
America The speaking. however, was very
COED The Hon. John q. Pslfrey Of Massachusetts,
a son of Harvard, made q very happy speech ior
his Mater torm0sG. Interesting renarKs were
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BANK DErANrMfSr. STATE o. NEw- l.esS' }

Two Barns BURNT-GREAT Loss or PRoPEmf.-
The thunderstorm which passed over the vicinity on
TUESDAY evening 4s did great damage in the desiruc-
ton of barns and their contents, II tie rumoR which
Prevail prove correct. 1t Is reported that i've barns
were struck by lightning and consumed in the upper
part Of the county Two destroyed m the vicinity
Of this civ One about four miles north of tie city,
near Petersburg, belonging TO Mir. Henry stehman,
and occupied by bis son, Mr. Benjamin SeAman.
The barn was filed 10 the ridge vi hay and wheat
Ii was entirely consumed, together with the grain
stacks. wsgsIs, horse-gears, farming utensils, and
everything near the barn. The horses were got out
out Of the stables after great eXerions aud the only
live stock cesiroyed was young calf The insurance
Oh the bern had lun out about week before, ard had
not been renewed and there was no lightning rod at
tached to the barn. The loss Il heavy, amounting 10
several thousand dollars The other was situated
about 81 miles west of Lancaster, near hendnck 3
tavern on the Marietta Turnpike, on farm Of the
bowers estate and occupied by Mr.. Samuel McCor.
kle This was a very large aud costly baro aud had
lust been filed with has and wheat. Il was entirely
CONSUMED together with the con-cnhs sheds, &c,
attached and six head OF young cattle. We did not
lear, vi ether there insurance on the barn or
not. The oes Is heavy including the entire wheat and
hay crops Of the plantation. Lancaster Island Daily
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IN ROAD-sUMMEb AHHANG EMENT May , 1855
TRANS Law NEw-YoRS-For NewHoyeum7 A. n n.
(F1D 1880. $50, fE1 and Ac.;) 4, (Ex.J 40 r fo
bridreport-i A. NJ Ex.) 1890, SO, lAc and t1J g.
o. $50 P NJ For Milford suerford' Fairfield, Southport
and Wespor-7 NJ, 1880, $50, A3o Z. NJ For Norwek-
10 A. NJ, i2So $40 lex aud Acl Ga 80 ~ p ~
FOR Darie1 and Greenwich, A. W. 2So SO 'EN a1 6
$40 ! t4.) $50, SIS NJ For Po Chester and New
and In'srmedise siaouA-7. A. Nj '23o. $50. BIB 81
Pm. 49,
Q1J For Hartford and sprnsfeld-s, Wn0 1880, p ",
(Fx1 FoT Connecticut River Railroad 70 Montreal A. NJ
T11 Fo1 Canal Railroads. A. H. (Exl 1890 2. n. FoI
NewLondon Railroads A. NJ; up NJ Foi housaionie Ra-
road-S A. NJ; SO p. NJ. For Naugatuck Railroads. A. Nj
400 y NJ Eor Dsnbury and Norwsb RsHrosd-7. O A. NJ
tP. a.
TRhtks 70 T0kN--frOm NeW-hhNcn-o5t, ?, ~
A. ~; So Ox.) $50, as r. NJ, tEN.l From bridgeport
sic 742 018 A. NJ 232, (EN.J III, e53 NJ, (ENl IRON
Norwalk-6 ga SIS 1852 A. Nj 269, tEN,l 30 5i5, u
p NJ FH) From port chesfer-530, 643, 4 p, so, lis
A A. AGA 827P NJ JAMES II. HOYT, sup't
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NEW MInF-GAuGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORk 10 INCONSISTENCIES KOU HIST p K and Uf'N-
TgFF VALLEY RAILROAD u now open and IN connection
with the Buffalo Corning and New York and Newforn sno
Ere Railroads forms direct route from Nsw-fo's 70 "cn
esieI
TIE foare ogeneI with the superior com
frt Afforded wide renders y by far the most des
.b befy he above-uamed ciues
Tckets car procured - the New-fIs ana re harose
yckef Office ~ Dusne and No iS broadwsY' also
Jersey City
BAggnec checked through
ester with dispatch Any information desired "a regard thereto
car be calling the General Freight Agent d
tbe NeU.Yorl And Ere Railroad Enc Buildings C.
rAPPAN E2press Freight Agent No. 1893 Broadway
No ysins ON The BpHso Corning New-York Railroad
snnSsv J. A. REDFlELD. Superintendent
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MAIL ROBBERY ~ ScHoHARIE CoUsrY.-We learn
from gentleman fiom Sehoharie that letter con-
tsipng $500 put into the Post Office at Gardiners
vile the 10th, directed 70 the ScbOharie Bank. 1t
failed TO reach it's destination. Saspicon fell up the
young man who carries The mail between Gerdiaers-
vile and sebohore, from the lavish use Of money
which had been observed in him. He was finally ar
rested and $40 Of the money found among his ef-
ftes. He has been cent TO Jail IN Cooperate w 70
wait trial and has confessed the robbery What was
LEI: Of the $500 was returned 20 it, owner.
Troy Tue&
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nlRLEM RAILROAD. - Inland Route

~
HI On and after MONDAY, July g. tSundsys excepted
for Albany and TROY eevng Depot corner Of White and
CeItests Man Train a; 1850 II, stopping wnliaas
Bridge and Mail stations North Passenger for Lebanon
Eapress M stopping At White Plains Newcastle. Croton
Fails and Stations North connecting Chatham -four Corners
with Western Railroad Express Trin arriving 81 Albany a.
1o:l5FN.
FEoN CRY HALL srATroS-Doyer Plains at PM, stop
pns eli Stations TIE PM Dover Plains train will, on
Saturdays, tbrousb AirrtnD returning, leave Al o
NJ. Monday Go Falls 10 AN xooping At al Sta
tons Cro'en tss AZ Pm, stopping a. satio"s above
Fordhsm Whit Plains $3.50 aud 6:l5 PM, Stopping st
Yori vlle stations North Williams Bridge a. 7, s:S
AN, 2;l5, 4:SO o:45 snd II Pm stopping all Way Sta
tons
F.os TwESrY-sxrHsT. srArIoS-WnHsns' Bndge st 9
AN. White y aims u NJ. Passengers may also p'ocure
ckes have their baggage checked Tor Ucs Buffalo aud
Other places West and MOI Of Albany the ComPanys OF
fees Of howey snd Broomeft end lhsv snd 18Th e.
RETURNING TO NEw YoRX- MAJ Train l,aviug Eyt Albany
at So AM and Chatham FourConers at 6:i5 A NJ on the
Ifrvsl Of fhe train letvDe sic $50 stopping II ell
Nsi Stations Bridge, arriving a. New York at
lao Pm. F1rcss Train leaves Albsay al n A. 81 aud Chat
han -Four Corners JPN Passenger rem Lebanon Springs
eavns Csnsn 1851 NJ. connect with thi. tram Stopping
sgDa a. all 5 aiioDs above william bridge afrln.s AZ
New Yors IS Pm CA ~. from yer Ass, stopping AZ
all Stations above Fol6bsIn. arriving a. Sewfork 1918 All
$50 IN from Croton Fas stopping at al Stations arriving AZ
New orb a. 1870 AM 420 PM from Croon Fss stopping
al Stations north Of Fordba~. N aud z5o and o;la
Pm. White Plains stopping Al al STATEN. From VII
hams krdse 6. $3.50 AID lC:lO An ll5 5;V3 bo l'lo
and $3.50 spping at stations Passenger ~ the ~: 10
AM from Wlisrn Bridge and the 2:30 r r. from White
SUNDAY ARR.ScENENTI aims viii leave for CrotOn Fels
ard ali Wy stations, $3.50 AM sod PM Returnins
esye Croton Falls An stopping 81 al sta'n. s1d 4.y
Bldge and Way Stations, at $3.50 A. NJ. and 1879 M
Reiurnipe leave Wlisms bndge At II AN. and o45 PM
stop ping 81 al Stafions
Freight for Albany received daily until I'm a. me DoPo
VIM }. CAMPBELL, Acting Superintendent
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-summer Ar

II 5sngenent (suudsys excepted On and sitter "a FUR
DAY the % Jone 1885, Trains going East leave Srookyn io
Greenport A. NJ deity and on Friday end Saturday, 5i4
and S:45 and ? NJ. for s.osset, 10 4 NJ and f;l6
p NJ for Hempsead 10 A and 3:45, 4:l5 and 7. h for
jan ses md PM and 3:45, AIS and Up NJ Freight
TrsD leaves a. 7 AN. 81.
TRAINS GOING WEsT.-Leave 3reenpOr fol BrOokiyn, 10
81 daily and Saturdays and Monday 4I0 ~ NJ. 1ephank
for Bro, yn 6:C aud IL % NJ akelnd for Brooklyn b;55
A 81 and 1916 T. NJ FarmiDgdale for Brooklyn aud Ij0
A. NJ and o5 r. NJ; Syosset for Brooklyn AN and 44e
p Nj Hempstead for Brook yn 6:28 7;2o and A. ~ and
s:45 A. and 20 and 5:55 r. W. Freight Train leaves at
NJ.
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Mail ROBBERY IL ScHoHARIE County AID Rs
covypY OF The PRoPERIY.-We learn from gentle
man from Schoharie that letter containing goo was
IN. into the Post Office al Gar'imersyle on the 70
,ec.ed ~ the Scboharie Bank. IL failed 70 rea b rs
destination. Suspicion fell on the Pos'-Oiice, but al
,pdeavoKs 10 find the offender were fraiuess. las'
week the young man who usually carried the maj DE-
tween Gsrdinefsville and Sobohare. IN sulky, W,
observed 10 be very literal IN his expenditures ana
sIout lie sane time he gave up hi- place, and col
ltcted a stock Of goOcs 10 20 on pcddlng tour lhls
led 10 bis beng watched, and finally arrested $40 OF
The none, was found among his effects, some OF II ~
eeliously concealed in pen cases, DC. There wHs
10 nv. been purchased with tie remainder. lie wss
cent TO ia in Coopersto~n 10 await trial, and oar m
frmaui states has snce confessed the Robbery Nhat
was Jeff OF the $500 Teturned TO ITS owner On
Wednesday. Albany J0uFl@i -''1'
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n R. d f j o N @ II
LIGHT Known cQp=IIYTR OIL

Prepared medicinal the Looden Isles Norwsy
and Pot 70 the Of chemical analysis BY DR. DE- JONo
who tis literary works and scientific trsves Ia inca oi
hiseifD whole Europe the wedeserved reRuanon q nc
kshes, authority all that regards this most enetuh fe
for CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS, AsTHMA. COZ JOEL !,
RICKETs eCRoFuLOUS AFFECTIONS DIsEAsES OF n ,ee
BILITY. ,,-s rrrpra
AppToved Of and recommended BY BERZELIL5 Libblo'
WdGITR JONATHAN PEREfRA, FOUQDikk, and nu-
ueon ether Physicians and scientific Cbern "a
gpoinly rewarded medals by the Oovernents OF or
GIf and the NETHERLANDS md supplied TO The iesins
Ho.fstais Of Europe. 8. -
tpeut In it. proved superior pow ano ec
a. ". being perfectly free rom al unpleasant odr
trst nor importing digestion, neither producing nausea and
Bic. labeled with DR. DE JONG5s starnps and Signs
turs IS cents per bott liberal discount APothecses
.uS Druggs Tight bottles forwarded carriage free 20 the
-ountrv IN receipt of &C Wholesale snd retail by
LEOPOLD WETZLAR. No. IS Dey.st., New \ OK,
Sole for the United states Of Dr. de Jonghs Lsht
Brown Cod. Liver Oil.
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~ II Z UNIV E Il S l T
FAMILY REMEDIES.


Issued under the SEA. Sanction and Aut1olity oi
THE UNIV ERSlTY OF
FREs MEDICINE
And
POPULAR KNDw LEDGE,
Chartered by ihc state Of Pcrsyvauis, Apni -. i8S
WITH CAPITAL OF $4,000
Manly for The pupose o. arcsng evils Of Spurious and
Worthless NostruuS
Also
supplyag The Community with reliable Kc-ne wher
ever con " Physician viii employed
This institution has purchased trou DT. JOHN r. ROWLAND
ROWANDS
TONIC My u RE-
Known for upward Of yous t1s only and
.afe cure fof
FFNER AND AGUE. &C.
Ard his inestmahic z. medy f'r
BOWEL co PL AlNTS,
ROWAND'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OE BLACKBERRY ROOT
Which hgaiJ approved and Popular Remedies.
The Uuiver'ity'. Rernesy OF
DYsP ePsIA OR INDIGESTION
The University Remedy Cor
toSiINE BOWELS.
The UNIVEHs'Tfs ALMANAC may be had, g the BssreO
DipeostTy, or Store q
q n. RING John-r, Broadway Ny
CLtCkENkR & Co, No g. BA4ciay-st
W. DUNCAN, No as Broa lyyey.
MrS HAYS, brVskyn.
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W-JERSEY ITEMS.

HUDsoS Board OF EDUcArIos.-The Board Of
Educst Of the City Of Hudson, consists of the
oliowipg persors, appointed by the Common Council:
CHARLES Z. Newbsm, David Cepkn, James Cam-
miDgs, A. R. Dey, Jacob Miller, VIM. Nangle, Jesse
West, Justus Smith and John H. Plat.
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ffle0irdl.
DERUvIAN FEBRIFU G E

DER VIVIAN e FU E
FOs THE cure OF FEVER AND ASUE- r.. To-
Mi. .smisbe urpsraiou has most eNifaof inAiy u'et ~
.rhsuIrs Fevers aud Fever and Aeue S9malAtns a.
ar, ~ therrg the Nervous ana Binary 9fsans S -
hius ard cou OF snNenug MS ana ~
ovips the posing speedy restores me
70 hesth usetuiner- -, -
srse com from hus' dstrie where vt sn
Asve o strud ana where ample scope hss en- N rdef
pr ve 10 the every thu the fto
ktU0V isihe very best remedy Tor Fe'er ava ASHe ever
tIocuecd Price 81 So per ho.te. kof sale BY .
A. 40. SANDS Druggists No. 100 tuton-st'' n l.
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TELEGRAPH DIREcroRs.-The SO ckholders OF ne
New-York State Printing Telegraph Co, held tn s
annual neetng in this city to-day and elected ne i9
lowing gentlemen Dire iers: l. A Wanl, l. h. Il
fed. Isaac Bats. J Chappen II. S Fairenild. SUB
sequ.rtly l. A. y ard was chosen President James
Cbsppeli, Vice.Presideni, and ]: r. Elwoo1, sore
tary. lho0"1s'e4 S--S
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DENNSYLVANIA RAnROAD.-THREE

DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PulLN
DELPHIk and PITTSBuRGH-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN Philadelphia tol Ptsbu.gh Am vi "a, sHo
esves pufsburgh Philadelphia AZ A. NJ The FAST IN
leaves Phhsdephs toi Pttsburgh et ~ and rs9arEn
foy Philadelphia 3 ~ NJ The NIGHT EMPRESS 'tNlN
leaves Phado phia Pitishursh ~ p NJ and Pittsbugh
Tor Phuade phia Al 10 T. NJ - - .. 81,
The Az we lines connect with she ha oad 70
and fou 81 Louis Mo, Alton 0alena. aud chicago ~
crawford Lexington and Louisville Ky, Terra dauie Ma
49, Ia Favetie and Indianapolis Ind; Cincinnati Dayton
errinefed Beefoutaino Sandusky Toledo Cleveland 90
nmbus Zanesvle Masslon and Wooster Ohio also ~itf
the Packet boats from and 20 View orleans ~ LOUIS
Louisville and Cincinnati -
Fo fr,he, particulars bis mo notes OF TINS
CITY Passengers will find q 5 the shortest most eApea'Vs
and comfortable route between he ta'i ana west ,
ather ~ the aforementioned
places IN the Wet. OF Of - 49, 81.
r. Y DEAN AGENT New Jersey htiioaa 90. 1901 OF
Courtlsudsi. New-Y0rk
\. EIIICOTr Agent Pennsy vania Railroad Co.
No 2 Aston House New York
THOMAS MOORE. AGENT. cor llth and Merket.sis
Hew-NO rk. April 10. 1870 'hH'eonia
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BURNED TO DEArH.-An inquest was hell on "a
urdsy al No 327 Waters'. upon the oouy Vl LoS. =.
Iennlle a child three wears old who was burned to
oeaih. her clothes having taken fire from stove
while her parents were absent. verdict aeeoEun= ~
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SPoRTIsG PRoHIBuED.-The Common Council Of
the City of HUDSON, n j., has directed ordinance
to be PREF AIRED prohb ing the nee of firearms and the
shooting Of email birds within The limits Of the city
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF INC cur az" 70
the County OF NewYork Norce y hereby gyen 70 ~
persons having Claims agsin PATRICK MCLAUGHLIN Ieie
Of the Cay Of New-Yok, deceased 70 pFcseat ae sam "
vouchers hereof 10 The subscriber, az the office o. OAo.
Cot Nc 81 Cokublss IN the City q New ORA on OF eu7
The sixth day Of July York ihe sd ay o. req
uary, 1855 THOS. C. ACTON AdnAnlsuss''
f5IaweuM+
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NTFW. Jersey RAn.ROAD-For PHILADEL

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-For PlIlLADEL
N PHlA md tbe sOETH and WEST sis JERSEY CITY
United states Mai and Express Lines Leave NeV-fo ant
10 A NJ and and s p NJ Through IN four hourS SECOND
lss ~ rs In he TO- 40 n w and - IN and 10 ~ nd
p NJ The New-Jersey Accommodating line caves At y NJ
AZ . .otriR Al all way-s'ations Through Tickets sold 'o'
Ciuciunnt LAT and the West and for baltimore Washing
ron Norfolk SC and through baggage checked To Wsssinor
lp q A. NJ audep
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DENNSlLNA hAll-hOAD'-ine NhEAt
II CENTRAL ROUTE, couneciiug The Atlantic Ciier viii
Westen Northwestern and Southwestern States By CON
tnuOus Railway direct The Road also oounees rnspuS
with daily o Steamers 20 all ports On he western Mves
Cleveland and Sardusky ~ith Steamers 70 az porte n
Lakes making the most hrec cheapest ao
t,liae route which FRElailr Ne 'or~ude ~ snc
from the Great West ,,,-,.,,,-,. 80,
RATES BETWEEN fhiLADELfHlA end flIISbb hGh
FSsr CLsss-beots shoes Dry "'ooS' n 75o- TO- m
boxesJ Furs. Feathers, 6o....: ..''''';:"
aKcoxn O. Ass-Books aud Stationery, Dry -
Goods In haesl Hardware. Leather (oVN per iV' ID
Wool Sc................. 1880;
TIM CLass-Anyts Bsssns bacon ana SOC. per leo n.
PORK. lin bulk,) Hemp, &c....,. ....'.'.';)
FouRTp CiAss-Cofec, Fish Bacon And s0, csl 100 o.
Pork (Packed) Lard and lard Oh; -
an shiprine Guods from any point eaS o. m @ Pi
tcuiAr mark the package VIA PenisyName
ocs consigned the Agers of This Road AZ fus'elns OF
Ffttshurgh vii be- fors srded without detention
FRFfcH7 AsENTS-Noses ttq-er Boston, y l.. t-Aioti,
FeS.York. r j. Sncedor. Philadelphia Nssraw heons'
Bairnore: C. Frrncscus Psburgh springnan bIo"
Cinciunah Ohio J. :. MooIhesd, Louisville, KY K C.
Heldrun Madison. Ind, RafsibS Co.. 81 Louis, eo' J.
Mitchell 4 SOD Evansville, Indiana
Tor further paTtis gaTs bills Of adiuA, sppy u
] L ELLIOTT, Agent Penn RAiroad Co. o4
{. b. ALLEN. NJ. Astor House, New lorS-
"A "a HOUSTON, General Freight Agent PhDsdelphis
81 j. TOMRAHRT. Sup rn'endent. Altoona. Pa
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y Y SITPREAiF COTRT.- JOHN STEPHEN

NJ Y.SUPREME COURT JOHN STEPHEN.
IN. SON against JOHN MURPHY.-To the DEFENDANI
above n.mdYou reby summoned snd required 70
le co1plsiut IN this setiou which fled IN the hce % ne
Clerk Of the City aud County of u the ~ la IL
the CITY of the Sth day Of June l955 snd 70
the said complaint on the ="
scrbTs their Office No III Broadway IN he City Of new Or.
hin the the service hereof excusige Of the
Sav OF uch G. and fail the aid come aini
vi hin sforesesd the Plaintiff In this seton will take
u6gneut against the Of i've hundred aod
seven 60lsr fy cents with interest from the lh day
June 1855 besides he costs Of this scton-Osted New
York, June 18Th 1855 - -
iv2 lswsvN Pllinuf's AttorueyL
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- son AIT. JOHN NICHOLSON, SAMUEL NICHOL-
SON and other-To John Nicholson ,nd Samuel Nchoson
You are hereby and required answer tie comp amt
10 this action has his day ber ct Ia tie Oce Of the
Clerk Of the City County Sewlok al the City a in
The said City and copy Of your q the said
cuulan on the subfcTbeF bis Office Il No. y Mass lust
IN the said City within twenty days so. the service Of this
e1cuve Of the day Of such service; and u
the raj complaint within tie time Aofes-i
thi- viii Apply the Count for the relief
demanded IN the compiaiBt.-Dafed iuue 50 1855
iy2 law OWN J. ADKIANCE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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CUPREME COUBT-COunty of Stenben-
- HANNAH BLOOD against SAMUEL ;. HAlGHr and
SAMUEL W. aAIOHT.-summ0ns for ucney.-T0 the DC
feudsuts sbye named: You hereby u10led 70 apper
IN he SUPREME Court Of the Safe Of New York AID
the plant of HANNAH BLOOD. pEntii copy u which
h fled The Clerks Office Of steunen County ad 20 serve
cor, Of your the l. Roy N Coua-
mons e2cuve q the day % service and you ll to answer
SAID complaint - heIeby required m Ianh viii take july
from the fret day of October, 1853 besiie~ costs.
BARLOW a OLNSTED.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Le Roy. N-F York.
n B.Tbe compliant in this action filed In the Clerks
Once Of Seuben County. June r. 1875
jyl6 law6wM BARLOW q OLMSTED. ATTORNEYS.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- York-THOMAs FITZPATRICK against MARY ANN
NICHOLSON. JOHN NICHOLSON, SAMUEL NICHOI-
SON and others.-To JOHN NICHOLSON and SAMUEL
NICHOLSON: You hoTey summoned and required u an
swe the comp IN this action which this dag led Ia The
Office Of the Clerk Of the City ard CouHy OF At his
Office IN the CITY Hal Of tic said City and 20 cory Of
your the said complaint the sub-cber a. he
Ofc. Number 20 NassGu, in The Guy e New o-k, within
after the service Of this you exclusive
Of the day such service and you fail 70 answer the sad
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this econ
vii apply the for the relief Dc uanied IA the complaint
Dated The 9h day Of My 1855
i've l1wlCwM +. kETChUN, Plaintts Attorney.