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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-25

TT 6. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANf-F0r
u. HAVANA and NEw-ORJEANS.-On MONDAY.
July 2 at PIP. NJ from pier foot Of WnTen,st m ~ me
ID .nown and fsvorte Steamship EMPIRE CITY, Capt
Henry Wnde having been thoroughly overhsqed and put
condition. viii resume Der place IN the ne aud ssa
above. , ,,-.-,..n..
Freight 10 HewCrleans, 80 cents per cubic foot .
t;rne,. viii be supplied with blank bills Of lsdns Of he
Conn .isned by the Company application at their Office Ne
other signed, and no bills OF ads VIII DC 'nsa s"'e
the hour of sailing IA. o.
~ ~ ~ w., corner OF Warren. NJ. q. ROBERTS
NOR CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-SEMl-
I WEEKLY u. s. MAIL LINE.-The new, misnhcsnt
and steamer NASHVILLE NJ Berry commander.
viii leave Pier No. N r. SATURDAY, June - az oc!osf
p NJ precisely For freight apply board where al ehst
iadins will signed snd fer at the once OF SLY
FORD TILEsTON x Co, No. y Broadway rhrousn rrs-
,s 10 Florida a. follows: To Jacksonville, f3l TO Plat 81
The soUTHERNER will succeed andJeave on WEDNESDAY
Inlx 4fh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-25

NEWfoRk, March /, 1893.
The Scrip per above notice resdy Parties en-
titled the will please call for II al the ONCE OF Com
pany.
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DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line OF NEW.
i YORK and LIVERPOOL Packets. This una v"
CALHOuN....2Oo 900 burden .Cspt. D. H. cr1ss.s
r. CLAY.........l so burden. Capt pa,h cse
WEBsTER......-2ooo tuns burden. ..Csp- =. . Hl
ORIENT tans burden %. Capt Geo o. ~ n
The above vessels have been recently built, and :"
largest and substantial In the trade. ,su.- -
Thsy are commanded BY "a eerencs and snny =
recommendation are very superior and every eIersion ~
made TO promote the comfort Of Passenger and No
sfshpper For freight Q, pssssgs .PPly to- a. Roadway
Agents In Liverpool-r. GRIMSHAw Co.. ~" ~
Pssa
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V7HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

YVNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EEwYoRE TO LIvEEPooL:
Chief Cabin fhssego..
Second Cabin Passage.
sosTos TO LIvErooL- "a.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Psssase ...:..:...'........''''.
The ships from Boston call ct Balnax
ARABIA, Capt. Judkna 1 AMERICA Capt Lang
ASIA Cant T. o. Lott CANADA, Capt Stone.
AFRICA, Capt Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt Leitch-
These carry clear white light at msshe green
srarbosrd bow; red on port bow. ,,..
ASIA, Lott. Leaves boston Weonssasy va ~
AMFRICA Lang Leaves Boston, wednesday 18Th Jay
CANADA Leaves Boston WEDNESDAY lst Are
ASIA, Leaves Boston, Wednesday, i'a Az
Berhs secured until pai1 fox.
An experienced Surgeon on board .c,x
The Of these ships viii not be accountable ff vc
Silver, Bullion Specie Jewelry Precious Stones or Metal
therein expressed
For freight or passage, sgply, % .,-,.,.,,.a
There win be xosmships Of this line from Newfof1 W.
further notice
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GUNNER STOVES and HOUSEKEEPING
~ HARDWARE-Ths largest and best tho city.
Par ssls low BY WILLIAM CLARKE,
Noa CANINE st. and $50 Hudson-rt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-14

MURRELLITEs CAPrUEGD.-Te alligator Fla
AdUertiser Of ThBrdsy last, says;
On Tuesday afternoon eight Of the clan Of mnrau-
den known Muneilitee, arrived IN our iosn under
guard Of nanbcr Of citizens of The county, and
were lodged In jail 20 await their tnal a, the easunl
term Of Court Ia December nsxt TITS unexpected
addition 20 the number Of inhabitants croatet qss
a .snssfion u len their tue character made known.
A. lar a. We can learn from hOso gagged an the capture
they are porl os Of band long ipf-tins The country,
wi are too INDECENT 10 SOFA a''d whs ~, "p'oJ
,,f and haysesrsrs srs ~ steal and n1oof negrtse.
ana commit othef depr.iatoar sotne~ bat similar -
-. ~ 10 notorious niThwaynan RON vhom No
Rod derives H. name, bat whose example they hsss
~ IN. ,s,,o~nef John 4. NBfren. nIefe are nov
IL. N hen oosAnsd Ia IaI iso hayias heep pises3
lIsfs = ~ we,is since II ii.sn - saDeNlssnt
Az hsiird ouf thsfe = aHafhff. asdefsfanf roo
20 a. f1si h ihls pisos sta rom Inability - aelk =
teIrg bfoufhf n cart
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Aeru!11prk Daily Gribnne.
THE CAVE OF SILVER.

For The Tnbune.I
SEEK me the cave Of silver
Find me the cave OF silver
Rife the cave of silver
Said Ida to Brok the Bold
SO you may kiss me often
So you may ring my finger;
So you may bind my true-loye
In the rosnd hoop of gold
Bring me no skins of foxes
Bring me no beds of elder;
Boast not your fifty vessels
That fish in the Northern Sea
For | would lie upon velvet,
And sail in a golden galley.
And naught but the cave OF silver
viii win my true love for thee.
Reena, the witch, hath told me
That up in the wild Lspp mountains,
There lieth a cave Of silver
Down deep in valley. side;
So gather your lance and rifle,
And speed to the purple pastures,
And seek We the cave of silver
As you seek me for your bride.
/ 90, said Brol right proudly,
go to the purple pastures
To seek for the cave of silver
So long as my life shall hold;
But when the keen Lapp arrows
Are feshed in the heart that loves you,
I'll leave my curse on the woman
Who slaughtered Brok the Bold
But Ida laughed as she shifted
The Bergen scarf on her shoulder,
And pointed Der small white finger
Right up at the mountain gate
And cried, o my gallant sailor,
You re brave enough to the fishes,
But the Lsppish arrow is keener
Than the back of the thorny skate
The Summer passed, and the Winter
Came down from the icy ocean,
But back from the cave of silver
Returned not Brok the Bold;
And Ida waited and waited,
And sat at the door till sunset,
And gazed at the wild Lapp mountains
That blackened the skies of gold
/ want not cave of silver
/ care for no cave of silver
o far hey ond caves OF silver
pine for my Brok the Bold!
DYE strong Norwegian gallsnts,
Go seek for my lovely lover,
And bring him to ring my finger
With the round hoop of gold
But the brave Norwegian gallants
They laughed at the cruel maiden,
And left her sitting in sorrow
Till her heart and her face grew old;
While she moaned of the cave Of silver,
And mOaned OF the wild Lspp mountains,
And him who never will ring her
With the round hoop OF gold
FIrZ.JAME5 O'BRIEN
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- ia. SAMUEL r. CHLDr and WILLIAM = ROW.
IANstecu;ors = fhs A. ~ s1d e.tanent q her.a w
Chi a. decss ed sfsirt TffoMAs OFFHNOION s1i NAhf
c BIZ ~e, A Nslen smith Jane HtNvusfh an Ana. nj.
~iie fsfnsk howsn md Afl, n. vfr Horaio NaY NJ
A. 81 a. h. ~t ssruc ororh c1i r r. pr-n III. ~
nscrrf hrfhy arl ffe harnsu ftft1c Orphan Asfllt n
fts cry " Aew fofa ~ Hsirt Con ~ s7rsll
IT, NJ lffsrfsrfs Ave n1ea l0a hereby YrHslfi
sDt feuust he cnuf aHf a. scfilu. sAh =
fi ths Ofes u q ne 'fy AL loanfy n Nes
iet ~ CITY Hs1 In s.i ciy al 20 ssffs eerf 4 fglf
tf al t0f1f arr H. suhs iif b. Soc a.
Ne n tsrtsfss m 40 81 sithn frsutf isF 49, -
ssTes 4 ~ 80. esllsfe q No. isT n fh 49,
fts 80 II % ~ frsafI a. al 'Nrl lnf fhu ~
fs sitsssl - fianfas fnf san ~ 80 Al a. iil
~ ff ff ifrHf.sH H. fEf ferFlsH ~ ~ r0af 80
80 80 a. 80 a. a. ed fff lisl r. tfsHn
.sstn ~ II hl taa.sf ssti tlnifsi 80 a. So
ln'Lf u.LsfArou f'.rsI-s ,''aasf.
Hfi4 Issilas' D. u ihlasfHff
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CUFREME COURT, County Of Sullivan

CUPREME COURT, County of Sullivan
- WILLIAM H. CURTIS and JAMES J. CURTIS agAiast
GEORGE ROSS To the aboye-bGIned defendant; SirYoa
hereby summoned 20 answer to- comp ast ~ ms scoa
which VS.. Nav s. l5 10 the Oce Of the Clerk Of Sal
Ivan Cosnty, nticeo, " Y and serve ny ( Jour
answer once IN Jefers nsle, 10 sad COorty
within twenty dsys he Of tia, exclusive
# the day Of such service and you fail the
plant aforesaid the Plaintiff vii take Judgment for the
ofon hundred and 81 yx dollars and 81 cur centlDacd
NAV D. 1855. ISAAC ANDERSON,
ieS0 lawewS Attorney flT Pta-.
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CUPREME COURT.-City and County Of New
- Yorh-FOsTER J. WEEKS and ROBERT j. DOUG
LASS ss.nst ERNEST HOPPE. for money demand
on coDsei-Com not servedf-To the defendant, ERNEST
HOPPE You hereby and repaired to tse
Ccri City and County VI Ne~Yors .. the City Hall Ia
N, CITY Of and copy cfyoSr the
.d on subscriber AZ bra Once No 81 Merchants
Fxcb,use IN the City Of Newiork within twenty days ser
the service o tins exclusive OF the Day q such
service; ard the said compliant within the
time Aforesaid the plaintiffs 10 this seton WIZ ase Judgment
sraust Won for three hundred ,rc twcny u COZ
ar and esh,yeveu with interest from the eoventn
o Inv one IN eight hundred AMI nttyfur, besides me
eo.,s OF thh &C ion.-DneG June 7, 1859.
SAMUEL Is. HIGESB0rAA. Falintirs attorney
The complaint in the above eEed ee;sn was H-e "h INC
sasd CLERK on the Sih dAy Of June, 1855
,aI.wfws $ b. AIGENBOrAM. Plaintiff Attorney
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CUPRFME COURT, County Of sullivan

- ROYAL C. ROSS .zanst GEORGE ROss.-To the above
named defendant siryou hereby snmDsd y Hn-ser
the complain this srtion whch tea NAY -, la55
The Csrk sullvs. County Monfaeo y. y.
Grd copy your a. ny oce jsfefsu
vile sid county within twenty days se the service Of ths
szeIsivs q he day ~ such servr and y1u tail
the complain sf1-e-ait he plaintiff VII tfke
ulEuenf for the Of hundred alt eyen fuDaed
Nay 4 lG6 ISAAC ANDERSON
te.C lswtwS Attorney frr Plfd
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Fsftrafsfsf 10 ArfFnsstsf nriI ntsas AZ fan
Gsfif0f Ihe nitfd siaiss faeiflnes al.d flaas.
az halldlags n ssiIuei1r ~ b. aate esisaslIo
saaIlalfs as.le a. shsm shortly rs slaf sags k4l
hs.s improvements 80 flfi ah sn,aogaeni A. ~
sasi 0al taa.sIi aast hstas hai sadl w a. ~
AZ fsisulf fa eat 81 W ssliaffaa. lhsft ttis4 Il
fasi iefs 81 nsHy nalia0.0f s.1 Iahalsfs b " ~.
a4ian Nealesisah 81 Afss1illa losigeas a tseh
ln.gls5 asni a 'l.'s Heeani
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Mf0iral.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

NNHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
NJ KENNEDY of RO1bury, has discovered IN one Of oar
common eeds remedy that EVERY KIND OF
He ba. tisd il in over eleven Hundred cas failed
except both thunder hunoE He has now IN hs
possession hundred certificates Of s value, al within
Two bottles vArr.nted to NURSING mouth
three bottles vii the kind Of PimPes on the
Two or three bottle will clear system Of bilea
bottles warranted to cure the worst eanker In the
Tbee TO 1--WE bottles are warranted to cure
6ne or two bottles are warranted al humOr in the
Two bottle. warranted to running Of the ears and
-Four I Bottles are warranted corrupt and running
ulcers.
Two OF three bottles the wort Of
Two OF bottles warranted the most desperate
Three to four bottle. arc warranted to ~itrhsun
benefit always experienced frun he inst bette sad per-
feet warranted whes the shove quantity taken
al the wonderful medicine. Of the day thA' weed
growing On the pastures and .cnt old should cur.
huuor has There II. An huns nor has
aSSs so. II S se a Il BSo NOV he e,
feets Of Il IN case IL has already done some Of me eA
wear old 70 old people sixty have poor, puny womy
ookins chdTtb whse desh s0 and e.bsy. restored q
perfect state Of health By ors bottle
To those who arr subject 70 ack hesdAeb. bottle Oil
always cure II II nves ea r.hef IN cafsrrh AMI 1Hne
-st.,sIb, ~ wbrrs ss ~, : .osna II -ss ssts
cay bot ~her there def.nSe~uf Of The fnncnns ~
ua.urr Nil very nusulgf ehnfs ut 700 asst n p
alarmed they always disappear from taf days g 49,
rktre . had frut nun ~ the contrAy Nnen IA
feehns sne yeu vii tel Yourself ise ane~ p-rsen
heard - iAs oss sEtspsss.ni esoouia' q -i ''
us sssrsd o. 49, -
Msnssetur,d ~ DONALD KENNEDY. se I'D wssres-st
RatAury Nsss Pre- e. 49,,
whsl...s ksrufs ~ Ne~. fcssi g cLiCAkNERs Co
~ A nsrlaYas.l CttAALfs ~ kiNO. Ne u Dr.tf 80
A IA eAspe ~ ili tyiilsust NkhSii. utfir q
Co NJ o. oifsneItf..tl sChiffftLiH Hh''r : ~.
e. /.
lls ffsathnst NJ kiaSoN. RohNfNAk co. ~ ~ heda
srft uAkflkNn HtRhAi hlrLl 49, 81
WARD tiOeT 4 90 MsitfnlsrF NJ HAfH "'rAIfnI
- ~ sis4 ~ Al fssfssists Rsss-~ 'ssas'.. "
isst
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i RIvER-The splendid and mperioI steaner NJ, ME'
TROPOLIS Can't VIM Brown leaves New York every TUE rs
DAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock, P, NJ;
and BAY STATE, Capt Thomas O. Jeweit leaves NewYoI'
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at O'Clock
p NJ from Pier No NJ r. the Battery Both touching
q Newport each way. =,
will be regarded secured TO any apph
cant until the same shall have been paid for
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch
BY an Express Freight Train.
" WIN BORDEN Agent. Nos 10 and II West-H
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~ HARBO R-The splendid new steamboat ISLAND
BFIIE Cant will leave New York from Catharine
MsrIetsip Tor NORTHPoRT roR JEFF eRsoN Stony y;
BROOK ORIENT POINT, GREENPORF and SAG HAIR
BOR on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY a II
A. NJ returning viii leave Sag HaTbor on MONDAY WE'D
NFSDAY aud FRIDAY AM GreenpOrt at Orient Point
45 stony Brock and Port jefferson Il NJ and SorthPort At
SPM Freight reasonable rates payable delivery
ofths
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Il TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw.BEDF0ap,
TAUNTON and NEWPORr.-inland route, without delay,
change Of cars baggage caIryng the Eastern Mall
The new PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone ana
C. VANDERBILT, Capt J. K. Pendeton IN connection WITH
and Providence and Boston and Providence Rail
roads leaving York daily Sundays excepted) oIn pi
No IN r.. first wharf above Baery-plsce at p NJ, and
Stoungton S;3u NJ arrival OF the Mall usn rhlch
leaves Boston at 80 PM . ,
The g. VANDERBILT, from New.York-Mondsy, Wednes
day and Friday From gtOn-Tuesdsy, Thursday and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New York-ruesday, Thur
day and Saturday From stonnonMonday "Wednesday and
Friday. -
Passengers arrival stoninson proceed nedisiely Per
Railroad 10 Providence Boston Taunton and New Bedford IN
Me Express Mail train reaching said places several hours IN al
vance Of those other and in simple time for all the
ssrly Morning Lines connecting North and East. Passengers
who prefer remain board the enjoying nights
rest undistubed akng desired and leave stonngton W
the A NJ. train, connecting a. Providence with The ~
Boston Taunton aud New Bedfrd and AZ East Green
wioh r. l. with the steamer LIBERTY, for NEWPORT ar
irving there abou A. NJ
Baggage accompanies the Steamer and Tram through
Zach way. ~
Through tickets Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays foi
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole via New Bedford
connecting viii the steamer Eagle Wing.
For passage freight application may
ce made pier No North River. at the office, No 10 Bat
terry place
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AYFw JERSEY RAIIROAD-For PHILADEl~

~ PHIA .Bd the SOUTH ani WEST va Jkkshf NtIf.
nsd sissss Nal snd Fssvss Lnes Lave Ne~ fois n
10 A. N, sd 4nd Y. ~ Fbfuufh N euf h2n.s '11ss
Clsss 2 b. ne TO- 81 - N nd t3 n AL 10 " -.
2 ~ The hew.lsrpey AocsmulotAfi1t Line 49, - -
"a aarfsus q Al waysssians tsfOlsh Efaets ~ I"
tncindsf a. sie snd ~ wsss sd 90 h.sao'. e1tf
10 Norhi A., al itosst Assssfs ,bssisd = N~s"sss
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C,UPRFME COURT-Erie County.-Charles

- Evans Plaintiff against Abby F. Heacoct Grosyen0t
W Heseook Reuben b. Heseock, Junior and John IroW
bridge individually and Trustees under the last VIII and
Testament Reuben b. Hescock deceased Nancy Hea
cock wife OF Grosyenor Heacock Eliza C. Heacock wife II
Reuben b. Heacook IT, Abby 1rowbndge, wife Of John
Trowbdge Samuel NJ Hopkins, Mary Jane Ii. Hopkins his
wife Abby NJ Heacock Iallmage F. Brown survivor Of John
H. Gates deceased Ason ID. Patchn Whites Bank Of buffalo
William Buk Erastus Croker Joseph Guild Joseph Kelley
survivor Of William Kelley, deceased Davis > Ingas Geors
W Merrill, William McEwen benjamin PIinsle, PFesien OF
the Bank Of Genesee William Thurston The City Of Buffalo
Joel : Raze Ebene1sr Hale aud Seth Grosyenor George w
Dickinson. - To TALLMAGE 2. BROWN WILLIAM
THURSTON, GEORGE W DlCkENsOS, defndan You
are hereby summoned the complaint IN tbs action
copy your az my ONCE ia the Cy
OF Buffalo within twenty after the srsoe hereof exclusive
Of -ryce and you fail 70 the complaint
aforesaid the plaintiff viii apply to the Court for the re,st
demanded said complaints which complaint the 18th
instant ed IN the once OF CLERK the County Of Enc.
JOHN L. CURTENlUS,
ms iawlewS Plaintiffs Attorney Buffalo.
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CVPRFME COURT-City and County # New.

CUPREME COURT-City and County # New
- York-HESRY j. SEAMAN ia, and HENRY j.
townsend Executors Of the asst will aud tstament Of
FRANCES J. TOWNSEND, deceived, against THOMAS
1RENOR-Summons for relief-tCom served TO the
sbovenarned defendants You hereby summoned and
qued 10 the complaint in this action, which Will BE-
YORK az the CITY Hall In the City OF NewYork and 70
copy your the said complaint on the qbsc a.
twenty dsy the service Of this exclusive
Of the ssy Of such service and you fail 20 answer the said
couulsiu within the time soresd plaintiffs Ia this action
viii apply the Court for the relief demanded 10 the
plsiut-Dated New York May q, 1850
JAMES W. WHITE PLAINTIFF Attorney,
No. 81 Liberty street.
The ed complaint this action ed In TIE
I Si.ts .. -. ~ 49,. ,ss, JAMES W. WHITE,
-, q fswswS Plaintiff Attorney
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DATRIoTIC LINE.-New Line of NEW.

PATRIOTIC LINE.-Eew Line Of NEW
III YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This Inc Will %
composed Of the following and splendid ships VIZ
CALHOUN. 900 tuns burden. Capt D. a. Truman.
81 CIAY..... SO burden. Capt David Csulkna
wRBsTER......2ooo. uns burden Capt J. L1TT n
ORIENT burden. Capt Geo = Hnl
me above vessels have been recently built. and are ne
nrses. and moo. tubstsniA In the trade.
Tev are commanded by Of experience and ability Ihe
Accommodation very superior and every eIeron WI oe
made promote the comfort Of and he
II shipper For fright psssase, apply to ,,
sPOFFORD TILESTON Co, No % broAdvsy;
Agents n LsverDool-T. GRIMsH1Wk Co. NO j" u''es
YaIA
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III MONDAY June IS 1855 the Trains ssl leave Chamber,
:, station A. follows Express Train A NJ connectiEs viii
Sorthern ma Western Train Nal Trsin A NJ rhrOask
Wsv Trsin IL M Express TrSin, ?. NJ Aeeosamodatior
r,nfn Up NJ For Porghkeepsr-Wsy Mac. A. NJ In
nycs NJ; WAY Freight and Passenger Tram, Pm toi
Psek.silS 70 aud $50 Y. NJ For siat sne-iei - A. NJ
tSQ srd 50 NJ The sing sing and Preksku trAaus ~
:, I'll the Way Stations Pacnxers tAsen Shanher tan
Chris,opber ans Sistss SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN Il A. ",
,, csr.i., fo AIh.pv and Troy foprlus II Al say SO
10 l. Nfhh~0s - 'efN
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I'VE O'CLOCK STEAMBOAT LINE for

Il HUDSON and IN rERAiEDIATE PLACES.-rhe splen
did steamers COLUMBIA and )UTH AMERICA will leave
foot Of Harrsons EVERY AFTERNOON (sundays exec oed
AT O'Clock With from Kingston Cak and
Hudson and Boston Railroad and Chatham -Four Corners I'd
wards (conuecting with for Lebanon spngsJ est
Stockbrdge Lee Ptsfed North and South Adams and all
the western paris Of Massachusetts The rttan leaves Hud
O'Clock In the morning and arrives IN m time
for breakfast HANiLANp CLAhh a 70
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Goal.

COAI.-I am now dischargng the best Schuyi-
~ tn whtes,h Range and Furnsee Col oirsc, ... IA
boat at IS 50 per tun. J. L. WORTH NO ~ ''H's~' M
No "a West 36-st
a. az COAL from 80 cents to 81
I'D EO.ehespsbsn Be BE- a. s est ysTd, J il the
1 st "a ~ rreened snd delivered from yard Il - 80
q en les 10 srocers and families laying In stock
r. 49, - ayirr ia your Winter sppply from elsewhere
'' RICHARD CLINTON No go lst-ay cor. l5ths-
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lOSS -NYACK and II Az ERST RAW
lCsJD. STEAMBOAT LINE.-Leave Chambersst
Pier daily except spnday) II O'Clock A. NJ and ocloei
P NJ Leave Hayersg at 6i A. NJ. and p NJ landing each
nv AT PiermOnt (Nyack Oak Hill Cemetery and Rockland
Lake Steamer j. p SMITH Capt R. T. 3sDch. and steamer
ARROW. Capt A. A. LydsckeE
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CUPRFNlE COURT-City and County of New

- York-Zibs II. Kitchen. William MoniIoss and Aaron
ioo1 against Jacob ReemerSuuOns FOR money demand
on contradiction. not selTo the Defendant, JACOB b.
REEMER You hereby summoned and required 70 answer
the compliant IN this ion which will b. fled in the Office
Of the City and County ot Il the y OF
aud copy your 70 The said com
raut on the ,ub bers their office No 90 Merchants Tx
chsng@ the City Of Nevfork within twenty days AFTER the
service you exclusive Of the day Of suih
service and fail he sai complaint within the
time Aforesaid the plaintiffs will take Judgment for the slm Of
m hundred dollars with from the nineteenth Gay u
enc thousand eight hundred nd tiny three besides the
ecsis Of his sctiou.-Daied May y, 1852
iyIglsw6ws PIERSON & SLAUsOS, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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CAMDEN and AsiBOY RAILROAD TO PHIL
~ ADELrHIA, from Pier No. North Rver.-rwo hnei
tsiy At A. NJ. and p. NJ. Morning lines al A. NJ, 3
steamboat JOHN POTTER 70 SOUTH AMBoY, thence By
wsyP'sees and PhilsdslphiA Far "a E1pSss' me
Camden w carr through tn svs hour fHe IS Way; Ae
soumodsiOp and Enrani Lines 81 l 7. H. FNs 81 Nj Enai
rant line 2. NJ 81 "a
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SUPREME COuRT-JOsEPH

NTEM-1Uhh NVOINff VN7'.t1H y
~ OF IVER and FRANCIS ;. MORGAN against IA MES NJ
bROOKFIELD-To the above ntmed Defendant; fou are
ter bv sunuoued 10 answer complaint this action
(which viii be filed IN Office If the Clerk OF the City aud
County Of NewYork At the Cry Hall in said city, and serve
cow OF your answer on office number % waist, IN
he CITY Of NewYork within twenty days after the service
hereof exc usve Of the day Of such erce aud m TO
answer the aforesaid the inths wl take juds
et against you the Of i've hun ed end seven ynne
das and ,eveuty Fix with interest thereon from the
twrpfyeehh day Of May thousand eight hundred and
fifty Eve together with the costs Of this aeon-Dsted New"
York July 5, lass.
wi lsw6wS- No. 81 Wa l-st ". Y.
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FLUSHING RAILROAD.-On and after APrh
H. 1884 the cars over Flushing Railroad leave Fushnt
Al aud 10 NJ and AZ $50 p NJ. connecng with the
ssves NewYork from Fulton Market Slip at and 10 "
md AZ and 50 p NJ, connecting with the cars a. danter'
Pint WIN NJ SMITH. Superintendent