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Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

OF The elections throughout the country
continue to result tavorably to the Know Moth.
ings In Connecticut they have "swept the
State" as the phrase gOes-State officers, the
Legislature, and four members of Congress.
With regard to the election of VIM. T. Miner.
candidate for Governor, by the people, there is
a doubt; but the Legislature will, of course,
settle this case satisfactorily. In New York
and Ohio, where town elections have been held
with but few exceptions, the Know Nothings
have triumphed. Neal Dow, Know Nothing
and Temperance candidate for Mayor of Port
land, has been elected by handsome maiori-
ty. We have returns from two towns in Iowa,
in one Of which the Know Nothing ticket was
chosen. The prohibitory liquor law in Iowa
has been sustained.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

BOARDING ScHooLs.-The attention of persons
having children to educate are called to the ad-
vertisements of the New London and West
Chester Academies, in to-day's paper. They
are both known as excellent Institutions. We
have circulars and catalogues of each at this
office, for any one desiring information in regard
to either.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

BLAcwooD's EDINBuGH MAcAzINE-W e have
upon our table the March number of Blackwood
its pages rich in intellectual treats. aZaidee;
a Ramance,'' vagabond Life in Mexico
{" The story of the Campaign" and the article
on The change in the Ministry, are all inter-
estng. Leonard Scott g. Co., are the Ameri-
can publishers. Terms 80 per annum.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

15- Judge Harrington has been appointed
by the Governor, Chief Justice of the State
J. p. Comegys, Esq, having been rendered the
Office of Associate Judgeship vacated by the
promotion Of Judge H., has declined to accept
the appointment. The vacancy is not yet sup
piled. lassl 49Hr .r... .... .se ..---era. d ..
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

O-An extensive contlagration occurred at
Memphis, Tenn, on the morning of the % inst.
An entire block of buildings and their contents
including three newspaper establishments, were
totally destroyed. Forty-three valuable horses
were also consumed. The loss is estimated to
exceed one hundred thousand dollars, a part
OF which is insured in the Home Office, of New
York
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

HOUSEHOLD WORDs.-It is with much plea
sure we notice this excellent journal, conduct
ed by Charles Dickens, and published by Dix
& Edwards, No. 10 Park Place, New York
1t Is filled with interest from commencement
to end. and worthy to be placed among the
best Periodicals of this country.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

W llOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OI\TNIrN.r
have cured Rad Leg of Eighteen " ars ,,an,,,,,,
Mary Snh of south Sixth street PlnladeIrhia Isii.
nl th"n"s Smllh. Was for eighteen years ereal snI
tI from II 'au leg which Was swollen from In, k,iee
To the unrle. rs large as "a chil's bnv The ,,.,o 81
Peared uncertain how 10 treat her, Us her h,,,lI,
50 impaired. that she unable to nave and idr,,T
he greater part oI 1888. she seldom left her ed On
ne % iu'h oc'"Jer last she cnmrnced using holloway \
iils and OimimenI, IN thr, months the s,AeI,ng ~ =
eu ny using The Ointment. and The Pills sIrcngIhc cd
her very Considerable. Ia anothcr mlalh. .He Mas
'"nIeIeIy cnred by theso line remedies nlune =! .
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11
The Sunday LaW---A3ril Fools,

The PhiIadcl phla papers regard the s'r;ct
observance of the new Sunday liquor law In
that city on Sunday last as Il subject of con-
graduation to every friend of temperancp.-
The BHitetih says thcrt MAS not drop of
vlnouS, matt, or splrluous liquors sold through
out The city, so fr could he aScprtainpd -
Some OF the topcrs vino cannot do without their
bltters tor twenty-iour Consecutive hours, fur
nIshed themselves with TASKS the nlpht prrvI.
Gus, but the great mischief flowing from open
taverns on Sunday were completely checked.
The Sunday Dispatch played of capital
All Fools Day hoax upon thousands of the
thirsty inhabitants 1t was cruel loke To come
from one OF their own best beloved organs. In
that paper an article appeared on Sunday NOR
nlng, which sat forth hat an old law of the
United States superseded Safe laws within u
distance "f one hundred feet of United States
property, and that certain publ cans within
shadow OF the Custom House ana Post Office
would sell liquor usual ON Sunday. The
pretended law WAS given at length. and fine
whole shlng managed so pIauslbly that thouS-
ands were completely fooled. Even the vol
ume, page, etc, of the law authorizes, were
cited to add strength TO the hoax The whole
thing was very ngenously manufactured out
OF the whole cloth, and thousands, Jumping at
the sagaclOus conclusions drawn in the arti-
Gle, allowed themselves to be made fools of by
an editor instead of a publican. Certainly
much less harm was done by the joke than there
would have been by the reality!
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

OF The celebrated race horse Lexington
won the twenty thousand dollars match against
time, on Monday, at New Orleans. He ran
four miles race in seven minutes and nine
teen seconds, ,athe quickest time ever made by
horsehesh
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

- W FOR BRONCHITIS. Throat Disease. Hacking
OOush aud The effects of mprudenl use Of Mer,,,r1
1F'l'l"e hs ever been discovered which has effect
ed & Sach cures as Cares Spanish Mixture
, l"toat Diseases produced by salvation HACKING
Oo"sh iSmnehal Affections. Liver Disease, Ne1y,,iH
ga atu Nlenmalism, have all been relieved and cured
hiOod. aFIers Spanish Mixture - " '"0
Ane case "i T. IL, RaInsay alone should satisfy npv
VINO uonnI all on the Agent and procure a pan,Jh2
See advertisements ' 1895.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

or Hon. Thos ii. Benton in recent lettor
acknowledging the gift of a silver pitcher, sav
that when he was young he became what Dr
Franklin was--an aquattc-the term which his
comrades used 10 designate him us water.drink-
er. lie drank water, aud nothing stronger in
tho early part of his life, and to that abstna
from all vlnous, spirltuous and fermented 6nids
he attributes the good health and general VIC.
or he now enjoys. ''' E''1-s' - IS
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

6~ArchbshOp Hughes enlightened the faith
tul who crowded the Cathedral OH Sunday to
hear and welcome him on the true position of
the Catholic Church in regard to the lately
promulgated dogma of the Immaculate Concep
ton. Ii was believed from the earliest ages,
and only needed the sanction and authority
now given to it, to make not sentiment, hut
point OF faith. He proposes that the Sth of
December-the day on which the decree was
issued from st. Peter's-be commemorated ms
great anniversary in the Catholic Church !:
and he intmates his intention of erecting a
monsment in the shape of a church, to perpetu-
ate the memory of these events.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

0F We inadvertently made a mistake last
week, by announcing the name of SAMUEL
CLEGG, instead Of WILLIAM, as having a new
house erected in this town. The former gen.
tleman, we understand, is living IN Illinois.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11
A Series of misfortunes.

Mr.. John ii. George, while on his way home
from this place, ON Saturday last, after passing
ID. J. M%rphey's mil four miles from Smyrna.
in order to save a ride of over three miles. at
tempted TO drive his team around fence which
ran INTO the mill pond, having succeeded in
saving unnecessary travel, by means of this
cross cut, on several previous occasions. Upon
entering the edge of the pond, Que of his horses.
being a colt, became unmanageabe, and ran
INTO deep water, when the wagon to which the
sad colt and another horse were attached. Dot
entangied with stump, in which condition
the ANIMALS struggled for some time, but finally
sank from exhaustion, and were drowned
MI George was with the horses. doing his ut
most to extricaie them so long as there was the
least shadow Of hope of saving their lives
but having no knife with which 10 cut the har-
ness, his efforts were, as intimated above, Of no
avail.
When the horses went down, Mr. G. sank
too, he not being able to swim on rising to the
waters surface, the tail-board Of the wagon
was pushed to him by a gentleman who came
to his assistance but, this turning over, he
was again minus anything upon which to lean
for support, and would doubtless have drowned
had not his assisting friend succeeded in rescu-
ing him, which was done through the agency OF
fencc-ral, upon the eve of his sinking the
third time.
On Monday last, Mr.. George came to Smyrna
and purchased pair of young mules, to supply
the places of the horses he had lost. While
gearing them 10 wagon at his fathers, one OF
the mules became frightened, aud kicking furi-
ously, caught It's leg in the chain trace, which
severed the flesh, muscle and sinew, leaving
nothing but the naked bone--thus rendering
the animal forever useless. -'-'
These losses fall very heavily upon. Mr.. G.,
! he having but recently commenced farming.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

New BUILDING.-Mr Daniel Farids is hav-
ing erected on Methodist street, neat frame
dwelling, % by Is feet. John A. Cavendcr,
builder
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

A PROPER SENrEXcE.-In Pittsburgh, Viii
liam Cleland, convicted of selling liquor TO an
incorporate woman, after being notified not To
by her husband, was sentenced on Saturday
to pay the cost Of prosecution, fine Of $50 To
the commonwealth, 500 to the prosecutor, and
undergo an imprisonment Of 90 days in the
county Jail.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

TIE MARYLAND CONvENTION-Tbe State
Maine Law Convention met in Baltimore city
on "Wednesday last. Hon. Brlce j. Goldsbo-
rough, was called to the chair. Strong reso-
lutions were passed in favor of Prohlbltory
Liquor Law, and it was resolved by the Com
Ventlon to appoint a committee of five from
each Election District in the State, to take
such step as they may deem necessary and pro-
per TO insure the election Of Representatives
70 the session OF the Legislature, favorable to
the Maine Law. " r.
/
/. W we '' publish "a 'hls Issue correct copy
oi Tue appointments o. the preachers, taken
from me minutes OF The Methodist Book store,
Philad .lph o.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

UT one-half the town of Jonesboro', Ga.
was destroyet by FIRE on the 25 ult., caused by
spark from passing locomotive. 'lFl' f17 =
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

Grr5- \ lady wished scat. A portly. hand
some gentlemen brought one and seated the
lady.
"N, You're jowcl," said che.
go, no." replied he, " I'm jcwclcr; have
just set the j"wol!'
IT "SwH"t AHr.l. many Il thonrht
l. welded unto thoo as hearts are vol:
Nor shall they fail till 70 its autumn brought
II!"'s gold"n fruit is she'd"
- peer tr 70 brought to this country from
England IN Il flower pot by Captain Samuel.
son oj General Hrr-iSon. the Reg gcuio, * row
standlog no.r Gloucester city, NE property ot'
Mr.. johnson, having stood thcrc for nl,rc
than one huncred and fifty years.
! CLT- Thomas Markell, OF Falrfax countv. Va,
du4 up what he supposed. to be- parsnIp, and
parto"k of it very freely, which proved to BE-
a POISONOUS weed, the effects Of which caused
his death in three hours.
/ (C9- In some Of the Western wool growing
districts the sheep are SAID to have suffered Sc
vcrely, during the past winter, in consequence
OF last summers drought having destroyed their
pasturage.
OF Worknen employed in digging well
IN Petersburg, when about thirIy-hve feet be.
low the surface OF the earth. discnt cred, among
a qu1ntIty OF marine shell, link ut tac verte.
brT of huge fish.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

Nova ScoTIA.-The Legislative Council hs,
postponed the prohibItory liquor bill unttl tie
next session, in order to obtain the wishes Of
the people on the subject. In The mean tlm'
5000 copies OF the bill have been printed Tel
dlstrlbut on.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11

w Read the new advertisements. E. Ward,
as WAi be seen, has opened handsome store
:" s0maserce st.. and has every thing. nearly,
a'a' can De called for in his business. Sec also.
repnock : agricultural Implements, and Bow
man, Elliott q Rrinton's machines, &c. a'd'i
Smyrna times., 1855-04-11
SMYRNAaPRICES CURRlE NU
'cORRrcrsD wvrxLr yoa THE TINES.

6TlJOB PRINTING of every descrintti;onr
neatly executed at this Office, y fsS'SSnu'l
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COCRT-In the matter of tho sp-

ALLEGATION Of The MAJOR. AdrDen .id ConnonAltl "a zoe
o. - Ss-~-fofk ye.,y. % the WIDENING Of CLiFt3r,
~ ne rot-hesi ery tide thereof, bsween Bcekmie AID
Fe,~ a. N he City Of New YorkWe ths Con npssoaeS
~ asts and Aeameut herein. lsrsby eve notice 70 the
n oseTs, occupant occupants u oil Hooses and yo
nd improys ard uBDpOved lands Affected thereby soo
u. otbe.s whom may concern foss - VIII Thst No
have cupatsd e.tias ADD aspSD-nt s'd tSt al psf
Ons whose interests affected bsfeby and ~ho may o0P
posed DO b-ir oscrfons 70 Stluhs HaJ
SerfeI 70 CgORCg n. PURsEI E-q our Chairman vths
Office OF tfe Conuopsr' No 81 second se,1.
nnt roor n tins elty before the m dsJ o ocooef,
lss 1Rst any sncs psrson or porous VINO may oopsif~
b,ee. srxieysd BY said estimate ant aseesmsnt VIII 10
~ o,rop - tho sane bq'Ofe as 81 the are place,
,,iae[ p r. on the 5.h day Of October lSo. s. Inss
r. ,a ~ lie ssd Rstima'e and Assessment together With
, Mar s5d -0 81 the sday,s e'stss and Dtber doca'
er,s 9teb Used by rs an maj ns on repo have bee.
5@o it,; the stseet Comm ssonefs Once Of the City ana
Csnnty Of befs 70 Ten'ia until The % day u No
,erntsf 1853. & Jht the nts embraced by tho asse~smeN
,,fooi AZ those sieees Of and snzs 10 n
said city iIcntng boh tiees Of cAIs, betwscD fsie
.Bd point u feet nohey Of Fr-nkiostsL boh reeo
Ferry e between Jacob and Pearl "a both sits ., -.
na1st tsiuetD Go s0d PeBIl-zts a. the sane 40
Oh the aid Map OF the ConrssiOgesa Tue, az. -
herein viii be the SnpcIns COa ~ a., ,hs az.
Kew YORK spocid Tenn thgcof - ,, "a x.~~s.,sy
fall 10 The ssid ey on SATURDAY m =, - a..
A ID ist 81 the SponDg 1f the CesH oR va x go,
en- AID iha4e OF thereafter /. ~. va
r,otisa vii b ralr sbs sst report % eSnpn'"-
- = go GFOHGg IL PLk.Lt,} 1900.
ne . CHARLEs D 3Etp' 2ccnD'"f1~
j. ". BOCth,
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CUpREME COUkT-In the matter of the ap-

IL
pIicaon Of the Mayor Aldermen and COnmonay 81 tbs
City II New by the Cro0n Aqnedu-t Board 81 said
reaiiyo 10 the acquiring LANDS ior NEW hfSEhvoih
10 tie city, eth and goth AID the 9th and I'D
avs, Ia tho said city.
titled hereby ge notice TO the eAsees persons Aoi
pAas in tho lands tensBeots, herodam.bts And
-cmso. affected thereby. and 70 all ohs" whom may CON
cern, IS follows, to VIA
FIst, That the said Commits oosr., have completed Gun
estimate and spprlal Ia fyoi Of the several gwne, esses
parties or tenons interested In tbs lands to DO nken ~ INK
naoeedips T the lsnds prsed hrrn Ho pave prpsoo
u "a mort o. OF just and eq1 aote nssilos
20 b. paid OwBer essess parties and persons aifsssa
ond: Ilst We the said Commiss!ouers hsye Deposited
tue eopy or transcript Of slch Estimate Apprss: snReposs
10 The Clerks Ofee ofthe Cby for hs nspecos
cf yhon.soeveT Il may conc
Third: That person per,cns vrose nights may Do ~
c,ed thereby and shall object the same o. 70 part
thereof NY within days .er tho Inst pubis OF tLs
potlcs bis her their ObctoIs WI ing 70 az ts sc
Conn s,ionsn oes, No. zD Broadway In tho City
SCs-York
Fourth: That said Report hs any part
objected to- and shall appear N 10 equlie correc
lion our ad Report the shall be fecOnsdered and cor
r,cfef vii BE- presented The Supreroe Court al osDsrS
Tern thereof be held IN the Fhs' Jucloss Dtet me
CITY Han VI tie Cy Of New York on the hra moNphf o.
Roye bsr next the opening Of the Coir On that day
sooE be heard and motion ~hl then Sa ,ns~
Le made fr the CO.. 6rrna thereof>e~ ora k1S ~ '''
4 ss%1lFIs s & 5isS %Sif osp.-i..''"'"
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mehiIGl.
O0NsIMPTlON. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS

NONsUMPTiON, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
" CArARhH, md other .ffcli0ns OF tho LINos and
fnSs sob alone most Of ts'.s si,ss;e. or 9
with proper asn.i. s s,,, oear.b
sec NJ Hss6 freqssPty applied % b. psr,eas ~so
,oasr brsces nhalrg tubes The fact 'hr nhal;too
i orIy az su1ry that Trsps absolutely nJafsut
.sssuIt 70 he cure 81 Coburu o. No. 80 DAD
way f. Sebba Of Ne~i s. W. Rioe aud vile u dAtt'i'
E.iscos chSss scfofsiou. and affections Of hs GsneIa
,ys he constitution 70 'ah al extent 3 y r-a9ef
Ith+e A.e Tubecuga. and oh-f Chf9He IH4s OF as
9TH Tbo.s sGiel w aay 4 teese css4sss
a :spSy s is afrI ROB g % ii study, ss
ceped P7ti-rs dhsnss may bs treated or advised "
Wboi. d. Eesh For thi r'orrn.s7o .nd satisfaction of
.ho ptrctaDce kro~ ets' eIn 20 IN interer
WreLs Iiuce witch been copied n hs FAD
"a pap # az; & 80 FEY 81, ,.a,T ~ .a- s,,et
fes1 ii aOss aaEe1 -srSe, sntisdi Toe
Ck4Istte- Ald BIC q NV Y.Tha cetTSpohs Of Scrth
Iii. W nsy 81 Asres ~. 49,
hAv. D. Hssh ol - .geys yevs esros Ehh'
n-tt fCntgsie Dss- GsIie-ari.rs 'glyou ana s,s ,
'l,l2' a ABe,i-. Dee se. II ~ r. 40 ~ s Cost it
K SMELL. " D., Gresn Poiot Bioosyr:
Hsvi zen tu.rog- shloyis Of cuIes P-iIfmso ~ W.
He.ih u No o. esAdwsy We isss 2s.s ,s., s5.v
Cos ess ersyl, rseo-,rb,n. Or ssta u =, splsh enc
yabi: picieisoHA bie-d .. 'oiP. .. 4'A1' e-1
eGi-er. success L LIS tspar r ~ 9psss Il w
}. = Ssll III, u. D. "
Dr E,a,h 8, zansu.n CT ssh mora Character AMI iGoeI
es''H'7''S r GEO. PETRfE. a. C.. y. Y.
IN. two eh.f .eisIs4 N god doctor are rno-. e1es.
e And proies-ins ability, SSib Of wbl.h d. Hssh Po,e~
- e -. ~ -, 4, sree Won 4 LOOMS, v y.
seS ~ - sEy.YosS sept q, lSbA
Dr. HEATH-De,r Pr: have IA ny po n h.nj .. lo-
Won TIA. nfie free f-ou every - nrtofn o. "a
b. cos,amg.v We Throat Dsssse, which cane oe-s yoat
rn1ti-sl ShL sBt Whch rapflJ q ~ n
cons mos, 5.sparing 81 seffhE eoon ~
g3 "a ssyisss b Mr.. saw " ~ J0u' ~ ~ W.
Gu rtfeAsTe M. a., -. -. ..,.-..,
YOa Lsv. not 0ny -ursi pbJly oa y, ,t's ies's'
M c. eTcssIiss sss ,enss All asIetg ~ - q,
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- pcGton Of the Mayor Aldermen and tommonaty o. we
City OF Nes-YoIk io,aiiys 10 the OPENING aud bAfNo
OUT PUBLIC PLACE, be seen 18Th and 0ohsts aud tue
9Th AID 9Th avs. in Cry Of Newfoik We the tOmms
,ionets Of F,tmse Assessment ia the above eniuei
mater eby awe Do 10 TIE owner or owner, occupant o.
ccup.nfs OF and improved and uniinpfoed
lsbds thereby sLd all others whom may concern
sfoilOws e. vii:
,t Th,tv have pleted estns,e aud assessacs
whose interests Affected thereby AMI
nay oglo,ed 20 the same DO present Their sojecoa 10
with du, Verified, the Commissioners al then once, No
no BIosdwsy oom 49, in this city or before the eta de,
NoVsU bef 49,.
"a That .by person CT persons who may consider themselves
ssscyed by iad aud Eent viii be h'Afd IN
op tion the be iVIe al DO so place V0eiock
:. ". Il q 9lst COY VI NOgomber, lf5l
ID That The AlsifBct tho sAd Estimate aud sssos<nens,
with U also all Ne sihdaVs estimates and
oder docun Its which used by making report,
City sn3 Cvupy # NswYork there to remain until Tue ION
Gay OF DFcenJer 1870.
ilb Th. embraced BY hs assessment, are fol-
lows: All thos pieces land suasd In the said City bounds
csc and oiog that IL 90 sy-on the sDtb
by he cenfe, thu blocks between no and lihh
tb the line Of the blocks bats een fs aad
spd 42dss the by the center line OF TOO noct pc
tween ~ md sd avs the BY the center ino Of tbs
bic the l0h and llth Ana aiio all DO COT
tain other lots pieces parcels Of land fronting on eisf se
OF The eth 1h ard 9Th between lOh and i1bWs
And thOse other lots pa css af press " lana
crtiDg on either side ihe 9Th 5h lh and sthay,, and
Broadway sd and i2ists laid ont on tbs sad MAJ
Of a CO M al siVpeTs - a, .,a-.
sb That oar r pot herein will be enedto the supreme
Cont of the Nosfofk sp cisi Term
De held the CITY Hall this said City, saturday ths ids
d. 1852 the opening ~ tho 'Jlft on
cay and that then and ibore sresrer S opn
sci hesrd, moOn vii bs male that sad repon %
oshIIned.- Ne iok, October 2. 49,.
NJ. ULSHOEFFER,
WILLIAM KENT,
l.. bRADlSH ,Comsi,a0nefs
WARREN RRADY,
OnoDl5 JEREMIAH TOWLE,J
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Gcparlnrrship Notices.

COPA PARTNERSHIP Partnership hereto
~ f. re- ex.ti under fine name OF IL RNbtLL ACdEh
son Co in Business In he Gay Of Ne" Ok was
Isoy.o On the st dsy OF Mey, iS4 10y muna e9osShI-
Da ed \ ew-l Oik, Oct 5, 1888. JhCOp AOuIN-o,,
TIME frm of henry Sheldon n Co, nav
II t,r,fsuirs q paymcrt. EDWARD 4. SAkLpEN rottriss
"a. e. ths assoc A;ed with nm kJ f-hi =
LAW son sLd JAMES W DUNLAP zHd va eoa'n% NE SSS
Stpuc Coo mi ssicD Business, uaJ ne nfl o.
SHELbFN, Law SON Co - hl.Shi S1I""hN'
DO % Fise-si., \. y. Oct ! lo-A
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PLATE COMPANY,
wi No. 267 BOwpry, near Houstoo-st., New York.
Mandatory cf superior PLATED WARE, comprising Tea
Sci. Cafe Bs-s Pitchers WaitsTs r. rks ADD spoons &C.
Plating iDds OF Metal done 10 order with the sesteh
accuracy - 70 weight cf svrr
CHASING AMI EN- CRAVING eSecntgd In ,.upsror STYLE.
10 be plated the full weight Of silver indicated by tie stamp
REtLATING.H Hotels, SHIPS, Steamboat. and Private rs-
lies description OF Od ware Topiated Win
tiod or Silver, and warranted.
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NrEM. YORK SUPREME COURr.-The DRY

~ pOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION ss.u., JACOB LAM
blRT-Suu uons for Relief Iom uot s-r TO ths De
nd.n: Yos sle her by ned and ired n the
this s,on wit b, sled 10 ths sec sf The
Cib OF the Civ Cour " New Yo,k tho Guy Hal, "a
the ad city copy OF answer 20 nc said
complaint on IRE sbscbcr at hi ohe, No 1877 brpstsy,
in The sid civ within twenty d'ys sfeT the service OF hn
summons on VOC exclusive the dsy OF reh service; ard
you fa 10 shaver The said comsbt Wi bin the tme soit,d
the plaintiff. IN T. scion vii apply Court for hs relief
dc m "a 10 The cor y .ntn IA cd - pember 49, eA
J. T. MILLS. PllniiAs Attorney. No. l61 BIoadwy
The complaint this action sled the ah day OF tep'
tember, 1854 sS h"o"F'
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CUPERIOR COURT-Of the City OF New. York
N-iAMES A. REQUA aud NOSES AnBcck, yl,inias,
SIRANCE COMPANY, defandant-sum oon.--ro the
Defendant You here BY sn noned and unes
~ ausv or tho COMPLAINT this which this day Med
in the the Clerk Uf mis- Court, AZ the City Hal ~ t
CITY New.Yok and Of answer "a tho na
complaint on the Subscribers hei Office, No. 20 Beesmn
IN The Civ of New York. within twenty days after the service
of y OF the DAY Of seviea aud you
TAI 70 said ceopa within the time Aforesaid me
ria nf. this action will take jujsmeot agust You iSr mo
um OF TWENTY-FIVE thousand two hundred and sixteen col
rs and eighteen cents with intoEe,t from I'd day OF And
1885 be sides the q ih. Dated at the :, o. new
York the sd day OF Aag. 1855 STEVENS HOAE,
aust law6wF Attorneys ZOE r'Anuns
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CUPREME COUkT.-SERAPltINA j. CON
- LEY by her next hiynd WILLIAM DLEmAN, sssiast
GtoR IL CONLEY. DO GEORGE CONLEY-Sui You are
Hereby and Repaired the compAn, In sS
me- at my Once, no
7 Fat Broadwsy Ia tho City OF New ork within .sny
DAYS ~ the her a. exclu,ve Of h- day Of such ssr'
vide and fail the complaint ~ nfosld TINS
plaintiff will nppy ihs Court to the relief demanded In The
complaint. Dated October ,, tsb. -
A. THOMPSON. Plaintiff g Attorney:
The complaint above referred 10 lst IN the once OF tne
Ce,k Of the City County of New toh o. the Oity iia a
said city, O the 4h day Ct October, 1850 - 49,
% lawtwf \. TtoMF sun, tainin y ATTORNEY