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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-06
feedI Notres.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
oftAe County New ora notice hereby syento az per
having claims sssns JONATHAN RICHARDS, ise o.
the CEy Of Ne~i0rk, deeessed present the sse we
vouchers thereof the subscribers the oce Of ) bsds
Chspg an No O. Wal the City Of Nsw;lort on o. b.
the seventeen day 81 August 1854 T.n.i Iaws<nra-
5. BALDWIN CHAPMAN, Admir- with the will annexed.
ANNA =. RICHARDS. Admir-, With the xiii annexed
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Tor CALIFORNIA NEW YORK and CAL

i IFORTIA STEAMSHIP LiNB. Vi. NICARAGUA
ACCESS Try TRANsir COMPANY ,of NieArsxuAl PRO
PRiEToBS-ThIogsh In advance Of the nails" nl
shorter than other roueThe spl.n id deuo s-sssse
anship STAB OF THE WEST t3-s0 tuns barten,l Capt
Miner, will leave Pier No North River 81 f0k p W. tor
PunA Arenas FRIDAY Nov. g. 1855 connecting with tie
steamship CORES q 90 suos ~ he SieArs<7s
Transit having bot miles ofssd s7sortAcn ~
srst G Ass carriages
For inform alton or vss.ass apply only TO
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent. Nc. . Bo~hss green
Stamped letters tateu for 81 cents each
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G L v Z R W r E.
Zone door Of BTosdwsgJ
Have consartly on hand l.yge stock Of
SILVER-WARE,
At Wholesale and Retail.
Article made premises under our pefssnA
inspection and constantly manufacturing TO order everJ
thing line Of design eitbsr antique modern, and
however nch elaborated
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Of the County OF New-losk notice y hereby gwen all
perss having claims against CORNELIUS " KANE
on the Civ Of Newiork decreased, 20 Prn, the with
voucher. hereofo the subscribers, a. the Office Of r. g. EN-
RRFE No 81 Ws;, IN the City Of Newly oth besoss
tho ssb day of January nexL-Dsted NeloTk the "a
Of July, 1855 SALT l. hANEi
WA aweInTa' AdnnnsVsnS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-06

IN SUPREME COURT-City and County OF
/ New.York-Chsres Alternately sst David Hsnderson and
Mel Henderson, Summons fot dsm,nd ON eca,rset
To DAVID HENDERSON and A McJ. HENDERSON;
You are hereby summoned aud required 20 answer the sompsnt
IN ais which fled in the Office Of the Ceek OF the
Civ and County Of NewYsIk the 9Th day OF October S
and copy answer to sad comp amt on he SAP
crbers az their office no II Wsn.st IN The City OF New.
within twenty days after the service hereof OF
the such service and fail 20 the said com,
amt within aforesaid the plaintiff In this scton vi
he the OF three hantred dollars
with 10th % May thousand eight hun
rcd and 6y6ve the Of SIX cent annu besdes
the costs Of this setion Dated October Sth, 1884
SANFORD 4 BRACE,
90 'avswTu Plaintiff sAttoroeys, No. II Wsll-S.
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COR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-United

LUX SAVANNAH ana fLOhIDA-Onisco
6eatss Mai LDS-rAe md spleodd es&nsbi1 Angus
IA, TfoA Lvos pandsf WI leave New.Y0h fcs Ss-
v.npsh WEDNESDAY. Nov. :, rom pier No NJrn
RIVER 0elosh n. precisely Bills Of stns sGned ey the
Ceih bard Poy fresh apply board f5r
SAMUEL l. aIrCHILL. No Is sro.dvsy.
CABIN PaAse 10 Ssyspnah e25 for Flcrds, rclSh reiss
from New. Y orb 70 J.cisouvile, eSl; Pistka, s5a
Large and oommodous leave savannah for Eor6s
York on Tuesdsys and Saturdays
The steamer ALABAMA Geo r. seheres, sonnAnSer VII
seeeeed the above and lesve on SATURDAY. Nov TO-
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IN PURSUANCE of sn order of Rodman b
Dawson ESD Surrogate Of the Corniy OF King; NORGE
hereby gwen, according % law TO al person. hayns Clans
sgsnst JOHN n. DUNPHi late Of the Cay OF broohyn
deceased that they required 20 EXHIBIT the same W.
vouchers thereof the subscribers the Administrator a. tbs
oe OF George shea No 67 Broadway; IN the Cty o. New
York the second day OF January next-Dsed
Jane y, lsn ELIzABETH DtNPHY, Administrators.
GEORGE SHEA
T. ROBINSON At.'y for Administrators x5 iawem IN
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IN the matter of the ESTATE of SAMUEI.

\ the matter OF the ESTATE OF SAMUEL
BURNS Notice Is hereby given tia, W pnrsa
snce Of an order the Surrogate OF the Cry md County OF
NewYork persons having claims ssanst the estate OF san
VEL BURNS deceased requested 10 present tne sae
Vii their voucher, 20 JOHN H. JACKSON, No Tso Broad
w.y IN the CITY OF Newl before lat september next
,yy7 i.wem tn. WILLIAM BOOKER Administrator.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
q M. YFTTENGILL 4 CO., No. ll9 Nasssnst New fors
have with me best and most
culaed journals the United States and Canadas that are
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who do business through them They select the best papers and
advertise eouspicuousy the lowest prices and AWAY
keep the interest their tn view Merchants are "
vited 70 call on them.
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\ FUkSUANN T. OF an UrucE u INC outfVg"to
Of the County of Nes.York notice hereby given TO 81
persons having claims against CLAUDE JEAN BAfrlsIs-
AUBERT ste OF the City Of Lou'ssn. dessse
10 present the same with vouchers thereof the subcnber at
his Office No 5, Wss In the City of Newiork OF before
the tenth day OF April next Dated Newfok the i day Of
October. 1855 .. - .... :. -.
oc2 lav6mT WILLIAM W. Russell, rSeeaRof.
, 1855-11-16
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Repairing executed in workmanlikc manner.
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, 1855-11-16
LAWS OF FHB UNITED STATES,


CHAP. CCII-An Act To establish Columbus, in the
State Of Assippi Chattanooga in the state ol Ten
nessee, and Hickman, IN the State OF kentaeKy'
Ports Of Delivery.
Be il enacted bu the Senate and House IF RlP''sen-
tdtius Of the Unifd States Of America N CoHgTfss
assembled That Columbus. in the state OF MISSISSIPPI
mega In the STATE of Tennessee and Hickman in the
State Of Kentucky and within the collection district
of Mississippi be- and hereby are declared 10 lie ports
of delivery within their respective collection districts.
And there shall be appointed surveyor Of customs,
70 reside at each Of said ports, who shall perform the
duties and receive the compensation and emoluments
prescribed in the act Of Congress, approved March the
second, eighteen hundred and thrty.one, bciug "An
act allowing the duties foreign merchandise import
Ell into Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Cincinnati Louisville
st. Louis, Nashville and Natchez, to be secured and
paid at those places: ProuidTd, That whenever the
amount of duties paid at any one Of said ports, shall
be less than the Of ten thousand dollars per year
the Secretary of the Treasury shall discontinue such
port Of delivery.
Approved, March 3, 1856.
, 1855-11-16
Notice.


ATA TREATY eonclu,led at He'll Gate. In the Bit.
"A ter Root Valley on the 10th day of July. 1855.
with the Fiathcad, Kooe-nay and upper Pend 0neie
Indians there eeded to the United States except
two Indian reservations TO be hereafter mentioned,
tract OF country bounded as follows. viz
Commencing on the main ridge Of the Rocky noun
tans at the tOrty-nnth parallel Of latitude thence
westwardy on that parallel to the divide between
Koote-nay river and Clarkes Fork thence souther.
y and ndsouheasterly along said divide to the hun
dred and fifteenth degree Of longitude: thence In a
southwestery direction TO the divide between ST. Regis
dc Borga aud the Occur Alene rlycrs thence south
easterly and sOutherly along the main ridge Of the
Bitter Root mountains 10 the divide between the head
waters Of the Koos-kooskA river and Of the south
western fork Of the Bitter Root ver thence eaatery
along the divide separating the waters Of the several
tributaries Of the Bitter Root river from the waters
flowing into the Salmon and Snake rivers TO the main
ridge Of the Rocky mountains; thence northery along
said main ridge to the place Of beginning.
The reservations are as follows, viz:
/. That portion Of the valley OF the Bitter Root
river which Is situated above Loolo Fork. or Travel
ler's Rest creek Of Lewis and Clarke.
2. A tract Of country on the Flathead river, boun
ded rs follows, viz
the Jockg river thence along The divide separating
the waters flowing into the Htter Root river from
those flowing into tho Joeko, 10 a point midway be
tween the CamAsh aud Horse prAiros thence norther
" to and along the divide bounding the west N,
Flathead river n point due west from the poin
hale way in latitude between the northern and south
ern cxtremites Of the Flathead Lake; thence on
due east course 10 the divide, whence the Crow tn,
Pen-n. the si.noelleem. and the Jocko rivers hav,
their rse thence southerly along said divide 10 tn,
place OF beginning. M .'a.s.
The laud ceded outside Of the reservations Is nov
open 10 settlement The Indians however are secureS
n the possession Of their improvements till provision
s made for their being moved 10 the reservations.
The right TO pasture their animals In eommou witt
whites on unclaimed land 10 hAh In common Will
whites, to dig roots and gather berries on uneaime,
land, Is also secured 10 the Indians.
For further particulars application should be mad
to the Agent IN the Bitter Root Valley, R. II. Lans
dale
Council Ground nt Hell Gate. Bitter Root Valley
W. T.. July 10th. 1855.
ISAAC I. STEVENS.
Aug. 10, '55. 6In4S Gov. and Supt.
, 1855-11-16
j. w. SuIIiYnn,

BOOKSELLER AND sTATIONER, Post-ofice bull
ID ding San Francisco California would call the
attention Of all booksellers, expressmen and news
agents 10 large list Of newspapers and magazines
which he will furnish with despatch, together with
hooks. stationery, and all the cheap publications Of
the day at the lowest market prices carefully packed
and legiby directed. As this list never be per
feet he will send specimen copy Of all new pu6lica-
tions. II desired Dealers will find IL greatly 70 Their
tAblishment, as they can be supplied in advance OF
any other house. All orders will be answered prompt
" June s,b5.So-h
, 1855-11-16
Sayward's Line

OF PACKETS, consisting Of the ship Sarah N
" Parker, Brig Merchantmen, and schoonersfksy.:
willimantic will u.n regularly between Puget Sound
and San Francisco. All orders for goods will Be
promptly attended TO.
July 80, 1853. Ally
, 1855-11-16

CHKP, CCIH-An Act to provide Accommodations
for the United States Courts in the City of Jackson
Mississippi.
Be ii enacted BY s Senate and House Of Rspre'enta
tires Of the United States Of Aneried, in CongTeA
asse5d That the Secretary of the Interior hereby
authorized 10 contract with the public authorities Of
the city of Jackson Mississippi for the permanent use
OF rooms for the courts Of the United States in the
new city hall now in process Of construction in that
city, Aud when the said secretary shall be satisfied
that the apartments suitable for the purpose, and
have been properly secured 10 the government he shall
paw out of the treasury any q money not exceed
hg twenty-thousand dollars, hch he shall deem to DC
the value of such apartments.
Approved, March 3, 1855.
, 1855-11-16
stei;ncOom Ship Yard.
BOLTON g. WILSON,
SHIP CARPENTERS AND CHANDLEs
srEiLAcooM, Fu0ET sOuND,

sTETLAcOOM, FVuET BOUND.
VESSELS Of all classes built, rigQed and II
' fitted for sea. Sails. spars, rigging, net SeIA
ing, chandlery &c, supplied to order Caulk, llKA1Z
ng and all other repairs made in the most satisfactory
manner Ship carpenters will be despatched to any
part Of the Sound whenever required. The patronage
Of persons wishing to build owners, consignoes and
masters Of vessels Is respectfully solicited
, steilacoom, Aug. 18th. 1s53.---1y 70.
, 1855-11-16
To Country Merchants.

IIAvING boen Jobbing Groeers and Provision Deal.
J. erS for the last FIVE years. we will do cash
commission business. We solicit orders from country
traders for oil kinds OF Goods. For Groceries in par
tcnlar shall by being constantly in the market be
able to fill orders satisfactorily.
We are sole Agents f8r this State for the sale ol
SWANS Pateat Atmospheric Soda Fountain.
GOODMAN h BRO,
so Front street, San Franclsco.
Augl0-IS-Sm
, 1855-11-16
Piano Fcrtes and melodccns,
PIANO COVERS AND MUSIC STOOLS.
WOCDWoRTH & CO.,

IMPORTERS OF rIANo FORTEs AND MELoDEoNs,
,s,- 1870 Clay St., are the exclusive agents for ;he
yHglsl, sale OF the SToDART's PIANO Foote'S ANn
Sf-si pRiYCE's 3lELopEoNs, ia California, and are
~ constantly receiving them direct from the Man.
cs.ctOry. Such arrangements have been made as VIII
enable them 10 supply these celebrated instrument at
manufacturers prices thus seeming to purchasers the
advantage Of mlkng personal selection from large
and complete assortment, and Of avoiding the great
rsk and delay Of importation. Just received a stock
Of Piano Fo.tcs for hire.
San Francisco, April 2l, 1858. 3-U
, 1855-11-16
The Ladies' Keepsake
AND HOME LIBRARY.


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, 1855-11-16
Fresh Arrival

.aei 7r gr M-ANsol i1nna 1i,di
JOHNSON'S NEW STORE
JUsT RECEIVED ny ne bark MARY iIslsin4EA
j large stock Of goods. consisting partly Of sg,S
Sugar. a aal Flour and Com hsai. .soi
Co6se. iiH isuststd. ni-liss9 1lsfi
Butter, i.ilgI a spIceS, laalaual :,
FSSoo,o TSSoo, PPicaslss.8s PSlsss .8sinllAs ilSsi
Soap, Hs'f M shot. io sa s6T
Starch, WhtsLsad, alsdina
Lamp Wick, CrockeIyWaru, \ ~
Boots and Shoes. Dried Aprles. y frp3.
Rice, 81, Baline foUdIss.1 iI,d
lEdlgol Iu1.s t,It f0 f kalerAlug, IA hfe..r,,.
White Lead, Smoking Tobacco.
Dry G0ods, Clothing, and HaFdiwareF itfI1l
Ladies' and Gentlemen's boots and shoea, iolni
at the lowest possible prices, and sapeflol qlfly
7. JOHNSTON
, 1855-11-16
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-18
COroners' Inquest.
mn pnxvNYrNyfi n 0po


An unknown man, about 35 years Of age, was fouoas
day. He had evidently been sailor he dressed
in the 9arb usually By this class Of persons.
Deceased five feet eight and half inches In height
four months. Coroner O'DopnsN held an Inquest On
the body, when verdict ofsuppased drowning waarea
dered.
An unknown man was also found drowned At the f,se
decomposed that description Of his person could
be given by Coroner O'Donneu. verdict Of found
drowned was found.
Coroner Gamble held an inquest upon the body Of an
found floating in the water at the foot of Leroy street.
pier 40, North river. The deceased dressed In .
black frock coat gray woolien pants white cotton shirt,
red flannel Shirt and old boots The body hAA
been in the water about q We OF six months. Verdict,
found drowned,
The body Of another unknown found at the
foot Of Dover street. Deceased dressed In n black
cloth suit cotton shirt and good boots Deceased
height had dark hair black silk necktis O.
roner ODonnen held an inquest upon the body Of d.
ceared.
The body Of Patrick McKenna, late hand ON boa,d
the canal beat Sons of Temperance, found yssss
day floating in the water at the foot of Twenty RfA
street, North river. The deceased when last seeo
(25th ut was in state Of intoxication and u suRr
posed that he fell overboafd while in this condition
scALDRD TO DEATH.
Coroner Hilton held inquest upon the body Of
child three years end nine months old, named Eisa
Jospg the daughter of Mrs Joslng, OF No. Batavia
street, who scalded to death Wednesday night
by the upsettpg OF kettle Of boiling water upon her
The mother, 1t seems carrying the kettle In hsr
hand, when the child knocked up against her and
little sufferer died the night in great agony. 1hA
jury rendered verdict according to the above facts