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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-03
GREAT ATTRACTION
I the Old Stand of
\ J.. HAYES s. co.

y J. HAYES s. co.
Just arriving-a large and extensive assert
men, OF NEW GOODS, purchased at The low
est Casa figure, and of course Will be sold al
small advance.
We have large stock of Dry Goods OF
all grades and tex,ures-fancy Dress SILKS
from 50 cts 10 Ss,e5 per ward, Berage DelaiHs
from 10 TO % cts, Shally Borazes, Barred and
Striped Boraze and Tissues, French, English
and American Prints of all styles, lc0 pieces
of Nader color Prints (at 6l) warranted fast
colors also a handsome assortment Of LACE
and Embroidery, together with great variety
of Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols, Ladies Port
Monnais &c &c
GROCERIES. HARD WIRE, CROCKERY.
CEDARWARE in abundance of a superior
quality. also superior lot OF sTONEWARE
OF all descriptions,
a 10, Of Ready made Clothing
Hats and Caps OF all descriptions.
CARPETING-Ingrain AIl-Wocl, Hemp
and Rag Carpets, Stair Carpets, Rugs -OIlcloih,
Window Blinds, &c &c.-ail Of which will
be sold low for Cash or approved credit.
- The highest Market price paid for all
kinds ~ GRAIN.
IRON, PL ASTER, FISH, SALT. COAL. &c.
always on hand. J. HAYES u co
Lewisburg. April &c. 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-03
Small Profits and Quick Sales!
4 T the CHEAP STORE of
IL BROWN s. RITTER

Z II IBuNOVV N - ~
The subscribers offer, at the old MFadden
S,oreroom, opposite C. Pcnny's Saddle shop
a choice assortment Of
SUMMER GOODS
bought for Cash and selected with great care:
The Goods comprise the usual variety, ana
will be sold 70 at the lowest possible rriceS.
We respectfully invite old and new patrons
and the public generally to call and see our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
'''N- JH BROWN,
RITTER.
Lewisburs. April 2e. 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

TurnspAr Nov. l5-Ald. B,RKER in the chair.
Petitions reterred.-A pettien from Bowen, Nc
Nance s Co and hundred and fourteen o.aer nrns
In Broadway below No. I72 for steam ire engines
In the lower part Of the city was referred 10 special
committee.
Perorts coneurred ITO build bulkhead on the
Har EN- river frem One hundred nd'thirteh street
10 tie Second avenue.
To remove the bell tower al Observation-Disclosures
street TO IOrkyLle. 9,
To rradyertise for proposals TO build new bulk
head at Manhattsnvie, between one hundred and
thirtieh and One hundred and huty hrsI streets
To confirm contract with James X. Day, for ssl, OF
night soil at g, 100 per arnnrD.
Resolutions adopted That the cooperation counsel
furnish the Bosra Monday with a statement of the
nature and number Of ,wsults commenced against the
city growing out Of the raising of the joseph w eker.
Resolutions coHeurred in TO appoint special CON-
ntee Of I've and appropriate 500 to the celebration
o. Evacuation day.
AID. WV. tucker meved TO amend by inserting
trovi.o that nothing be expended for food or drink.
AID. VooRHIs SAID that in that case he did not see
the eed Of any appropriation.
AID HERRIcK did not like the idea of restricting the
committee; the Board should have more confidence in
their committees
AID BRIGos went in for Illuminating he City hall,
arc getting good stout band, aud having some ire
works in the evening They could cover two grounds.
They had Just achieved great victory IN the State;
the Americans bad taken possession OF the State and
be should 90 in favor OF Illuminating the Ii 81 and
emplo, ing band Of muEc; and then, if there was
snyttipg sft after that, have cod collation. for the
veterans.
AID. VIZ. TUCKER said be didn't see the need Of
money to get something 20 eat ard drink You could
get IS much as you wanted TO eat for siKPence; why
make al appropriation He taought they hGd better
be ceny essing those votes, and make consuon OF
the money 70 the Lying in Hospitals the hall might be
burned BY al Illumination.
AID CHRYsTIE would have 20 90 against the feed.
He said that be went down stare last year and the
fact vas there was lot sn alderman amoag then all
rohing but outsiders and policemen, set Of greedy
fellovr He was for e eworks and band.
Alderman VooRHIs said tina. las, year one half Of
tie members were drunk In NJ. Iaylors bedroom,
and then they care out ana swore that they hadn't
had snvthing TO es,. He hoDe1 they Noat never
have another coIlston n tbs Hal. He would rather
have Il In osves Of bread AID them Gl rol.d toe
Psrk ard invi'e the poor. Whs. vss Egscustion
osy sny way TIE briash went on wnsn they got
rescy. ii hey eyer csILe L. ir=y Eo9 and 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16
THE TURF.

CEsraEyuLE coUHsg, L. L-TRoTrIsG.-IHsrs
day, Nov. 49, ls55.-Match, $1,000 mile hsas'
d. Pliers T. Brown Dich .................,...,1
w. Peabody's Oh IA Annie Laurie.
Time, 2f7-z:4.
USIoy COURSE, T1aysday, Nov.
l5-Match, q 600; mile heats; best thres in five "a
wagons:
II. Woccrsf'sb B.. IN Psnline. ...........2
Time 2S5i-z:Tt-z57l
Sans d0y.-Match, $500, piay or r~.ay three mics
and reIea. TO wagon:
1enin': GeoIse W. .n!ne %. ........I
n. Woodruff D. s. ia ~ oStes Nsst..........a
se, e:t2-s:5s-9:L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

TIE elevator was built by stock company, mainly
uiler of this city and completed in September last
1t cost about eighteen thousand dollars and together
with the ot, valued at nineteen thousand dollars;
was sod 10 VIM. Rankin of Charlotte, although we
snc ersi and that the papers for the transfer were not
perfected
The dimensions Of the elevator building were as
fonoss engh eghtytour feet; Width forty five feet;
Light of poe's fifty two feet Of cupOIs seventy TWO
feet The price paid the contractor for the work w,s
seventeen thousand dollars.
AZ soon the excitement caused by the fal Of the
building had subsidized yesterday large force was out
at work much az possible Of the wheat which
lay in a huge mass with the broken timbers. Tie
warehouses and other buildings in the yi-iuity were
opea ed TO receive the precious grain. About feen
thousand bushels were got Ia yesterday, aud Il IA
Of this "a slightly DAMAGED. 4 few thousssd bnshels
of wet wheat viii probably be taken from Tia river
Tie better p.ri OF he wbea be wbise Canafia a
Wo-h Uo;e hen rso co'ls-s Per tusbel. There sas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16
Assp2)ork DAILY I-ibmme.
HAVANA.
THE SLAVE TRADE.

E.Cn. GU OWE Ccr-ssponderi
HAVANA, Saturday, Nov 10, l-j5.
The cargo Of Africans reported in my las letter
as having been lsnded on the soutl side Of this
island ! have since sscertained were disembarked
at place called Granadins, which believe ia in
the Jurisdiction Of Villa Clara. They were iSe
hundred and sixteen 10 NJ mber and they sold at
sixteen ounces or two hundred and seveaty-two
dollars each. | regret 10 add they were brought
from the coast Of Africa in an American schooner
called the Midas, which formerly traded between
New-Orleans and this port.
TIE Midas was burned, ard her late captain and
his N ate (tbe former / believe is an Italian BY
birth, whose name has escaped my memory passed
through this city two or three days ago They
have returned 10 the United States. IL is worthy
perhaps Of beirg observed that although the most
positive evidence is possessed OF the foregoing, yet
General Conchs a. usual, has seen fit to deny any
IDowledge of the matter and even 20 express his
belief that no such decentralization has taken place.
The two Americans, Mark Ctauncey and Wn.
WYNN, who you will remember were arrested last
year at Rosario in charge Of a body Of newly-and-
ed Africans have been condemned and sentenced
to serve three years in the chain gang. Unpleas-
ant as it will be to behold Americans in so deTad-
ing position, yet, as but little If any doubt can
exist az TO their gut they can scarcely be consid
cred as entitled TO our commentator or PITY.
The hardened scOundrel Sanchez went to the
gsrrote two days since, laughing from the time be
Eft the prison until he reached the scsfOld and
be even laughed, am told, after the iron collar
which was to deprive him of life was PLACED
around bis neck.
We had heavy rain night before last. but since
then old Sol has resumed his glorious sway, and
the weather yesterday was delightful.
The Isabels (for Charleston mails close at D
O'Clock, a. m, which must account for this letter
being rather more brief than usual. Farewell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

FALLING OF THE CHARLOTTE ELEyAroR-GRBT
DESTRUCTION OF PROP ERTY Loss, FORTY THOUSAND
DoLLARs.-The new grain elevator at Charlotte, mouth
Of the Cenesee, fell yesterday morning. destroying
large amount Of property but happily involving no
loss Of life. The cause Of this calamity was doubtless
defect in the method Of construction and the grea.
weight OF grain stored In the building. There were
sbout sixt, Two thousand three hunered and forty
seven Jushes Of wheat in the bins greater amount
then had been there before at time, although its
caracity was one hundred thousand bushels. Vessels
had been oscharging freely during the week past and
the cars had taken il away but slowly.
On Saturday the atter ton Of the proprietor Mr.
Rankin, was CALI to the fact that the building was
settlrg but it was thought nothing unusual Tor such
buildings to settle little when first loaded. msn
en- ployed in the buleing became alarmed yesterday
morning by the indication Of fall which he discoy'
cred end notified Mr. Rankin just IN time TO enable
hin 10 winners the fail. The wheat ran ont IN all d.
reciions ard probably ten thousand bushels tell INTO
the WAR, wheTe it still Les.
The pLea, was owned by the following parties:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

~7IW-yoRK AND ERIE SAnSOAD;-CL
NV -iiOWsnnSIsnAy Ser. 10 ls&. arc .ut4 'u'hti
- @n ~, - Ter, vi, iette rer iocs ofpu'rs-" -
fT nrr rxrsFssus:SA 'oT n-s.s.
BTFFkL6 ExPREss q esq T. "; i 90 sir,,rret.n
MAIL s:BA NJ fer DSn's . a. Iii rer,r r!snt =,
eveeo end pIoeeec re- ySnER tsp ~ tez fee {, Cos
SOC Sr spserps and rieImeois's siaa}r'
feIvsy pAssESGER Az NJ fef ReWbu.,h Hie otfviie
and IntsrTnsS1IipSe ~ T ovrsIt ard suso.
rSiGRlST At P. n Nr DuLEiTk a. Eraso and inter-
Hs g. a., sIfSpSY cne EXPRESS TRAIN At $3.50 r
A Trsns az EniIa Win he k>lIs ara
ines. ~ p.ircsd for Nsgsrs Fails =, P1fso AID DIn
80 In DE Lshs shere RLToae for Ceyeard C.hoLna'
D.-roit q csso, &c ard VIII tTsL-S.Lss sp.sICd
, $1,000, 1sy ~ ports or Leke Ere.
Ss~ms' w d. C. HcCALLUM, General Sopshstepdert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16
SOCIETY FOR TUE RELIEF OF POOR Wild
OWS WITH SMALL CHILDREN.

wv WILL htlIL NuibbhbN'
This excellent charitable society, composed exclu-
siyey of ladies' celebrated lis tyeghth anniversary
Yesterday noon a. the Presbyterian church. corner o.
Twenty place and Tenth street. Mrs. l.. PERQINs,
frs, directress, in the chair. After the usual opening
exerciies, the annual report was read by Miss j. f.
GAMAGE. The report says "The managers of this
society for the relief of poor widows with young chill
dren sre gratefully happy in being able to report for
the past year an increased ability to relieve the suffer
inc brought under their notice to extent much
beyond their expectations. Several instances whe
relief has been afforded to sufferers related ia
tie rfport and the obstacles and difficulties that the
managers have met with in their errands of mercy
are enumerated. The report speaks in compli.
mentary terms of the society recently organized
for the relief Of American widows and bids them
God speed. During the past year the society has
assisted four hundred and fOrtyslx widows with one
thousand two hundred and thirty eight children The
expenoitrre res for fuel provisions clothing aud other
items amount to 81 355 SO. Receipts, 7173 80.
Balance on hand 81, AS Oh.
The meeting was closed with an election Of officers
for the ensuing year. which resulted as follower
Mrs l.. Perkins, first directress; Miss II ;Whort r,
.cond drectress Mrs. w. p Griffin, third drectress
Mrs T.. II. Kimbali, treasurer Miss j. f. Gsmage
secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

DIABOLlC.L ATTEMPT TO THROW TkaiN or
rgv Tr,rg.- TEs HartiasBurr Va AriericGa says
,hs, Wm. Mslony, an lrishmsa who va: isw VEGAS
sr &C discharged from he service OF the BAia nos an1
Ohio rAilroad o. c,rn' Of dissipation wss csugh on
Ss.urdsv bieht week 10 the ser OF paelng - on
timber scross The tr. k ne&T ina place. sfh we &
.ryn Of ;LIcK!Eg e he t.sr. EGcly e 2 s.
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HAyANA. "Wednesday, Oct 81. ls55.

I1hN NM, W OC' oi' i1cp'
The brig Tribune of Orleans, Maine, was wrecked
on her passage from Nueyitas to New-York, on
Conftes Key, on the I'd inst. Her captain, whose
name is Cummings, having failed in an attempt to
get her of, left her in charge Of bis first mate,
Mr. II. NJ. Notify, and three seamen, and returned to
Nueyitas He there procured the requisite aid and
returned to bis vessel when, to his establishment,
he discovered that she had been deserted or abin-
dOned by the chief officer and the thee seamen
left in charge and that portion of her cargo, and
indeed everything that could be readily moved,
had been carried off The wreck and her cargo
were afterward sold at public auction at Nueyitas,
and the party who became the purchaser sent an
agent with boat and men to save such portion of
the cargo as could be obtained. The cargo cen
sisted of cigars, mahogany and other valuab C lum
ber They had been at work several days getting
out the cargo, when a feet Of wreckers-seven
schooners and two slOOps- from NeT.Proyidence
made their appearance on the scene, and despite
the documentary proof of the agent of the pur-
chaser of that fact they took forcible possession
Of the vessel. 1t is the general impression that
the chief officer Notify, was among the party. The
Spanish authorities at Nueyitas, upon being in
Termed Of the circumstance, dispatched the Juan
await further news.
The weather for the two days past has been
very fpe-a little warmer than fine May day in
your city-and the air so soft and balmy that it is
positive pleasure to breathe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

rnEK. N.'sIx IowA.-The Grand ~ c'urci o.
Iowsbeld session a. Iowa City on the 9TH mt, and
adopted resolution commanding in the strongest
term, The action Of their deegsts in seeding rom
The Philadelphia council. They also adopted resola-
tons declaring Slavery or Freedom 10 be The para
noun. issue before The Americanpeople, and snnounc
ing determination 10 resst to the bitter end The sg
gressions Of The Slave power in whatever form they
NAV manifest themselyee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

CCPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the sp-
- picston of the Mayor Aldermen and Corncoaly Of the
City New.York, relative 10 the OPENING and LA1iN6
sth and eth avs IN the City Of NewYork-we the Comms
soneu Estimate aud Assessment In The above entitled
hereby give notice tie owner or owners occupant OF
lands affected heIety and TO 81 others whom may concern
~ follows 70 wit: -, .
IN That we have completed esirnste and assessment
Interests s1oeted tnefrcy ana
who .y be opposed he 90 present their IN
writirs duly verified th- Commissioners tnen ounce NO
10 Bosdwsy ooa s In thh ety. on or eeiots tie SIN eAJ
of November, 1870
.ssrieved by said estimate and ncn vii be beard
the eore TIE anne psce ~ 10 COCA
"a Tbs, Ire Abstract Of the said Estimate and Assessment,
tose.her Mars sn3 81 the zhdsylts elAtes .d
OH hich ufet oy rs y abe our
City ana County Of NewYoIk, ikee 70 remain 5n sas lSs
A. Of DeCeuu Der. 1885.
49, That he limits embraced by the ssessment are ~ d
All hos OF land situated IN the said CITY, oounoe
sesc bed and containing follows that TO ssyon the north
he blocks between llefh and lSthstsi
On he sonth by ne Of tie blocks heveen 4l SUD
n and sd BY the ceuter line Of he
hks betwte 10Th and lh And also a. ihose Ger
-. o os ard parcels Of land fronting On m er noe
ofhe Ab sth. h and S'hsvs, between HON and
III nos. eer-sin other lots pieces and parcels Of land
rn, ON either of the Sh 9th, IN sne stnavs sna
Rm.svsy between SD And 4sG a lad eHi OF as SAD mas
Of the Cornui ssoners
h Tst our pert herein vii be p-e'enett 70 tue sepise
Cont NJ he state az SewYork At Special Term tnereot
~ hed a. the Civ Hs " me sad Ciy, CO es:aesy nc lo
d.v ~ D. 1885 n the opeulns o. TIE Soe %
say snd that then sHd mere o. - con 90 ~ , -
sel Ne kea-3, nofion VII oe ESoe 'As' ~ '7f
spuermaS. New. York. OcfohS :. lt5s
NJ CLsHOEFFER,
WILLIAM KENT,
wIpRrN RRAsY
oesop!k JEREMIAH TOWLEl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

CsAkGLs pIsmssED.-We hear that tie CONT Of
Inquiry, Of which Brasdsr General Henry Stanton.
Solonei and Assistant Qusstermasier General, Unite
s,ate5 army, was president recently IN session a.
ion columbus, having reported, after due nyeStiga-
Henry W. LsztLe, Of the lst infantry, Untef S,atee
army, by couT. martial under virtual bu. mlssskecl
charges msde sgaiast him By Lieut.. Alex. g. Webb,
4th artillery fsrfier proceedings are Dot 20 Re taken
in the csse tWsstirgto3 SA-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

ARREST OF RAILROAD DEPrrpArons.-Georgc I.
Helms formerly conductor on the New-York Central
railroad, and fellow ns.ned Johnson, have been
arrested and lodged IN i.il az 0t.ows, H. on charge
ofrObbrg TIE @1spo.s Of l.. l.. Il'nOA ce1G" .Sa
"enona' Jacksonville and Springfield, in 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16
MARINE AFFAIRS.

NAVAL The United States sloop-ofwar Falmouth,
afer lying four moths in quarantine in GRAY send
BAY for yellow fever owed up TO the city yester-
cay morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

some red whta: Which mixed VIII the White and ~
lure. s qOsli;y.
The total Loss By ,he taning of this bu ding - Sc
,ims,ed at forty Thousand dollars. Toe ioss on no
heat will probably be divided PRO ra:a nopg ,tose
ubo had wheat in store. [Rochss.sr Clioc i2th.
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CUPREME COUBT.-SERAPHINA J. CON

CUPREllE COURT -SERAPlIINA j. CON
~ LEY, by her next friend WILLIAM COLEMAN against
GEORGE CONLEY. TO GEORGE CONLEY-Sn: You are
Hereby moned and required 70 the complaint In this
action copy your on me Of office, No
s67 Eat Broadway the City Of New York within twenty
the service hereof exclusive Of the day OF such
vice and you fail the complaint as aforesaid the
th will apply the Court for the relief demanded IN the
complaint Dated October 3, 1856.
A. A. THOMPSON Plaintiff Attorney.
The complaint above referred filed in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the City County OF New York al the City Hal 10
ssid city, the 4th day Of October, 1850
n5 laM6NyF A. Il. THOMPSON, Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

CHANGE OF The COLLINS LINE OF STEAMERS The
day of departure of the Collins steamers will be
changed from Wednesday to Saturday, on aud after
the 5,b Of January next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

CUPREME COURT-In the matter of the APP
- ple.ticn Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Csnmon.ity Of
the Cty OF New York the opening and laying out
Public Place between h and l06hst and TIE 5 and shsvs
10 the City Yo-Notice hereby given that the costs
Yses and xpfnfe incurred BY OF the proceedings in
The above tnlied viii De taxed BY the Clerk Of tbs
Court at bis Office the City Hall Of The Cry Of New
York on FRIDAY the s0th day OF November, d., no
10 O'CLOCK A. M.-New-York, Nov. 10, 1864
NJ ULSBOERFER,
WILLIAM KENT,
L. BRADISH, SCommsdoners
WARREN BRADY,
nIeSo JEREMIAH TOWLE,J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16
FW-Y0RK Am NEW-HAYEN RAIL

n PoAnoWINTFs ARRANGEMENT Nov. 5. 1855.
TEAINs Lr4yE NV YosK, Ne Tr n5o For ;
Eot y 3 s as S s.o spd sd aa2
md Westport~7 A. 1889, S:2 1880 p. NJ For Nor~Nk
A. 81, i2;SO $40 Ex and Ac) ES 4;so 5;l5 p. N;
40. s H. For st.mf,rd-7 sA VI (Ex)i 1880,
$40 CExJ 1850, s5 P: NJ For Port chs'ter al New:
rive aud Intermediate StaOns-7, A. Nj ;So 4ioO DID,
'' cos =; o. Tssus-For Bo.tou-s M Exl4P
Gs FOR Hartford and SR.sss.lfns sEsm > 195o NJ
New London Railroads. A. NJ; P NJ For tous'one Nv, W
rOsd-s A. NJ. For Naugancs Rsiieaa-y AZ o." < NJ
TkASs ron NFw.IoIK-From New Heyen-5:So 7, 9:1'
sc sas an s f1 S!os F F ssfST From
EoIwane est sS lE;R a; ~ so 1i ~ 7a
= NJ. Htfc, e;g rVP NJ JAMES II HoYT, Sup't-
TIHE REGULAR NAIL LINE via STONING-
TON for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW BEDFoRD,
ard TAUNTON lr!and route w'houtide change OF cars
The new steamer. MOUTH ROCK Capt joel ston', and
G. VANDERBILT Cart K PeSdstcn N sornsSoa siin
rosa. leaving NewYOTk daily sundsy; excepted nSm pier
10 an r., irst wharf above BstteIy pisce 81 r ~ snS
Tss G vXNpSssIiT from Nav. York-Non,.y wsdnes
cav ana Friday From geographically, Thursday and
s SPIiyMoUra ROCK rom New.Yorh-rus.Ssy Thurs
f SSa AND saturday from '-
Railroad 10 Providence Boston, Taonon New Bedford in
DE Vxpss Ma tain reaching said pisces several hours sd
Is Soa .T a S sonscs North ana East
- ,.ssr su.n on the enjoying night
~. undstubed SreskfspS dered s.OningOO in
the NJ tram connsens r SSss WIN the 4 NJ
sasrsre Master the Steamer snd Train through
N.ptpcset Holiness Hole Woods Hole VIA New Bedford
ooaDectns with the steamer ssge WING. ,,,,- =
F,r nosse heyths freight, sppbc,on nnay
~ made Al Pier No Meth River or at the 0tee No. 10 Bat
tsryp see
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- lem Lesycran, Executor, &c Of RICHARD Lsayerf,
.ssint Thomas ~ Ayres GeoRe p Psyson Heory
L., Youre and Margaret Young-summons for reie.-To
THOMAS AYREs You hereby summoned and required
10 answer the complaint in this action which filed In the
Office the CLERK Of the County Of Kings, a. Bo)kyn New
Yok October n 1856 and copy Of answer 70
the sad complaint the subcrber his Office, No. 1876
Broadway York within twenty days after the service Of
this sunni you exclusive Of the day of sach services
and you fail 10 the SAID complaint within the time
aforesaid the Plaintiff this action VIII apply "a the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated October r. 1855 T. Z. BOG ARDUS
uo2 law6nFr Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16
SUPREME COURT-RECEIVER's SALE

u
~ WILLIAM j. BUCK Vs. SAMUEL CURTIS a1d others
By virtue Ct decree made IN his sh, sell G. public
suction at The Meich,Is Exchange the City OF Ne.
WFDNEs DAY the h day Of December 1855 az u O'Clock
oha dsy lease Of lots Of land the north 1e OF "a h
It, In the City Of New York bens the Huds)n River
with buildings thereon; slso Steam Eogoe, Shafing
Tuning Lahes Drills and various other m,ibneIy for
ciurf par poses Pump Patterns &c. Aso letter. Patent
I making Rotary Pumps issued by the ned St1iei to
stewart GwyhLe also certain Rights under LeerP.teat
issued VIM. D. And for mskng Pumps also the follow.
log Judgpe and Notes va: JUDGMENT ss.ns stewart
w>rns for g. e5S o. and another for fjb6 Judgment
assnst Charles Ste~s for 81 02g "a and another for - M 90
Notes made by Crb.D L. Hitchcock amounting 70 6S h0
by j. Stewart 0wynne for . 4il 5o Note
made by John Lamb for asa 3 Two Drafts drawn BY John
Lamb j. S.ewsr. GwynIe sod by him accepted for
s7g3 for S8ts A. For sh. -ulars 10 of
the underlined No, 3l2 Broadway NewYork Sale posi-
tive Terms Cssh. IRA HUTCHINSON, Receiver.