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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29
Gteamboais ano RAILROADS..

NEW ROUTE for GREENP0RT and SAG
IN HARBO R.-Tho splendid new steamboat ISLAND
BELLE Capt j. Post IT, will leave New ors nom Cs;hane
NarIet.slip for NORTHPORT. POR JEFF ckSON, SrJNt
PROOK ORIENT POINT. GREENPORP and SAG HAk
ROR on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at II
A N Te,uruips will leave Sag Harbor MONDAY, WE'D
NTsDAY and FRIDAY az AN GreeDport Orient Point
o45 stony Brock and Port JED on al u M and Notoprt Al
Az soofs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29

EMITTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT JvSr 2-Bessrs
Judge Brrrs-
Grand JURY.
The Grand Jury came in this forenoon, with num-
her Of indictments sssnt VARIOUS person.. 'e'eFA 0' aso
relation to snlsgins TIE for The Briish army.
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PRICEs,- 100 rbs BAGGAGE

h TREEll-Pcur Hours from ocssn % Ocean BY Panama
E.e5No Exposure to Tr1pic1 San and Rsins no Walking
gfrousb oI California via Psnss Rid rOaAThe United States
Nal Seamshp Company will dispatch for Aspiu--.n on
THURSDAY July 5, a. O'Clock r n precisely from pier
f Wsrren North River, the and splendid eamship
<gROkGF LAW. SO time burden.
Passenger and Mails will be forwarded by Panama Railroad
md connect Psnsms with the Psrihc Mai Steamship Com
rapy, NJ sgnifcent steamship GOLDEN GATE 2tO bur
2ep " II Leroy, ESQ.,, Commander which will be IN read
sess and lesve Immediately foT San Fnncisco
The public informed that the p NJ s. s. Co always have
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying At Panama ready
Or 10 avoid possible detention Of Passengers Mails
For apply 20 W. RAYMOND the only office Of
fhe ComIanles. No. IL WALL. MArren. ~ v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29

NHARSH's superior PAIN BELIEVER is the
IVA beet family medicine known for the of Colds Rheu'
uat,rn Burns Cuts Bowel Complaints &c very numerous
Testimonials It's efficacy received Always % hand Tor
sa wholesale and the Pickle and PIerve
of J. bcCOLLiCk / Co., no. ~ w Ssilnzton-st
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NTw-YoRK AND NEw-HAvES RAIL-

N RoAD-sUNMER ARRANG EMENr, May :, 1853
TRANS LEAVE Nsw.Y oRs-For New,Hayen-t A. n,
tFx.1 1850 Sas (Fx and Ac;) 4, Ok $50 7: NJ for
BrdeePort~i, X NJ, E1.i) 1880 So &c and E1.l T.
(Fx14SO T. NJ For Milford, STAFFORD Fairfield, Southpor
AID X es,post-7 A. NJ; 1880 $50 $50 p NJ For Norwsk1
4 A Nj l2se $50 IN and - - dSS a12 I r ,Sd
AcJ 4SO SIS p ~ For Stani0Td-7 g A. NJ; (EH9 I%So
$50 T. (ExJ 4S0 SIS p. NJ. 70! Pot Chester AHe New.
sud Intermediate Ssatons-7, A. NJ l2Jo +So @l' ei'
P.M. $50 rrs.
fFxl For Hartford and Spdngfed-S tEx';l lZ51 T. ~
~ For Connecticut River Railroad 70 Moatseal-S \ H.
London RsilroadS A. "; T. NJ For houSAionie hai
roads A. NJ; S2o 2. NJ For Naugauek ksiroAd-S A. Ii
ssO p NJ For Daubary and EoTwlk Ralroad-7, , A. Nj
fP. NJ. Il, xeo : asE
TPsiSs 10 NGw-YoEE-From New hAyen-ao,, 4 $40
- * SFxJ 4SO SIS p NJ, Oh From BndSeport-
si6 40 l6is A. NJ 2S2, (ExJAn AZ Z NJ JENl fFo,6
Norwak-6, ga sl5 lG52 Nj - ~ 81 3 II ~
I. e. W ggs-P a JAMES II. HOIr, Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29

DEGULAR DAY BOAT for ALBANY-l4aad-
III ins At YONKFRs. WEST POINT, NEWBURGH
POUGHKFFPsIE, CATSKlLL and HUpSON.-Ihe St arnS
METROPOLITAN, Capt j. Polhemus, will eommence her
june 20 1885; leaving jays. Pier SECOND pier above
st. every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ftlDAn SSioSA
THURSDAY aud SATURDAY. For further particulars inquire
Al NJ el2 West st, J9y-st.
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ArEw- YORK ard ERIE RAnRoAD.-0n aud

NEW YORK ard ERIE RAllRQAD-On AUG
IN afer MONDAY May a. 1885 aud untl further notice raS
snsef Trains val esvc Pier, foot Of Duane SIS ~ iooSs WI
BVNKIRK EXPRESS, a A. ", for Duurrk
BUFFALO EXPRESS ats 4 M for Buffalo.
NAIL a. SIS A. 81. for Dunkrt and Buffalo and inerrnei
ate S.sou PGsensegs by tbs Tram vii remain over nis'
o. Owen, and proc ed the next m0!llnG
RCCkLAND PASSENGER, at p NJ, from foot Of Cnain
brit va fsInout, FOR Suaeus ana n'ernedate Ssh2ns
WAY PASSENGER, az p. NJ. Tor NeSburgh and Orsyihe
and intermediate S;eious.
NIGHT Express, at53O r NJ for Dunkrk aud Buffalo.
ENlokAhI, MeP. ~, for Duukk and Buffalo, and inter
mediate Stations.
WAY EXPRESS a7;so p H.. Tor Darkirk and Buffalo and
Int nufdiafe Sfatiols
On SUNDAY, only one Express Tran, At 5. SOP. a.
Thee txpless Trains kra with the EinJn ano
Fsesra Fs Railroad Tor NsgAra Fals Buffalo and Dun
knk with the Lake Shore Railroad ioT Cleveland CInonoui
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, ke and with drstcSs spleoc
rstueu for ail porte OF Lake Ere.
d. c. MeCALLuM, General supt.
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COR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL

Il RIvER.-The qlendid and ,nperoI steamer M
JROPOLIS Capt VIM Brown, New Ork every ~ IS
DAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY. a. o'clock, P, Nj
BAY STATE, Cept Thomas o. Jewe leaves New forf
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, AZ O'Clock
r. NJ Pier No s. N. p. the Battery Both touching
~ Newport each way.
Hereafter will be regarded AZ secured 10 any spp
cart until the shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston Is forwarded through with great dpacn
by au Express Freight Train
WI BORDEN. Agent Nos 70 snd n West-N
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VOSH Summer Arrangement OK
Nd. TAKE MOTH @ il. i O,)t)s

Ill NJeBeIs Il n n ~ ~ L " II II NIe(S(e
INV ROUTE OPEN TO ST. LOUiS.-PASSENGERS
FOR THE WEST. SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST BY THE
CLFVF LAND, EFoNTAINE AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD.
This is The shortest and comrsb route from New
York Boston and all NewEngaud Albany Troy and Buffalo
20 Marion BeefonaiDe Dayton, Sydney Pqua and Green
gausport Tene Vneemes and Evansville lnd Louis
vile ny. and St Louis ,o -,
TpsHy TRAINS LEAVE CLEVELAND DAILY (SusDiYs tx
cEPTrD -7:S0 A. NJ Express Tram connects al GALLON with
h. and l. Train. =. - ,
II A. NJ connecting Bellefontaine with the NJ r. and
L. r. Urbana and Springfield and arrive al Dayton
same Aenoon arrive indianapolis $3.50 same evening,
ret nights the morning By the carry Trans
for Lafayette, Peru, LOganspor and Chicago
Passengers for Terre Haute Nncenne and Evanyle eave
indianapolis 9ij M arrive at Terre Eaute al 2;l5 r. NJ,
Vncennes 3l5 NJ Evansville at same evening Line
of Post COACHES leaves Niucennes at $3.50 of Aena M
distance 90 miles 10 I'll the unfinished link OF the ONO
and Mississippi Railroad between Vucennes and 81 LOUIS
arrive D connect with the Express Tram Al
6:SQA h. and arrive ST. Louis at 30 afternoon
The Road in fine order and through Desuiu
country, making change desirable 10 Travellers -
Fary in July this Stage Line will be filled with Iron hAs
Masking continuous Railroad Line from the Atlantic TO tbs
Mississippi Eighyhve miles shorter by this route than via
Tol, do aud CHICAGO 10 st Louis.
75P NJ Lightning Express Train from Cleveland, making
with oil places named by above Trans arrive al
indianapolis B:t morning. connect imnedately with
FIrre Train for Nncebnes there with Stages ior hen
leaving Xens 6:SO by Express Train and arrive at ST. Louis
az l:SoP.
IL A. NJ and arrive at St Louis at r. NJ same afternoon
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ONTARIO, sINCOE and HURON RAIL

(HNIAnuO, rIHOUE anu HOIr1N = No.,
SAut Ste. Marc. Lake Superior Green b.v arAaHs1
Ccsso and al part Lake MICHIGAN In connection 1ln
the New.Yok and Ere SevYork Certrsl hiroaa va "
Bufs and Niagara Falls and Lake Guiana rAss
OF Pleasure and al person. roste TO the above Pon
obtain Throush Tiies all information concerning "
route by application the Office 81 th Company No ~
Broadway, between Warren and ChAmhersst TO
CHAS. g. TAPPES, General Agent
A. BauyTL Fec. cn ,erntendeut. TorOnfo.
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Aken, each prepaid, one dollar aud upward
FrYrn ufTEe or SAILING.

These steamships olsssed at the Insurance Ohoes sno
will be insured in them low rates OF pre-
MUM n any other steamships tbst cross the
For Fr,lgbt or Passage. aupy 70 D. TORRANCE,
No. Bowling Green, New York
SUMNER, MONTANT & DRAPER,
No. y Rue n. d., des VICTORIES, Psris-
CHRYSTIE, SCHLQSSMANN 4 Co,
No n Quai Cesnr Delavgne, Havre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29
TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMI-

Oh lOAN oiu LOAhADh
II WEEKLY U. s. MAIL JlNE.-The new, IN agnhcent
and sst-ssirg NASHVILLE. NJ Berry commander
will leave Pier No n. r. on SATURDAY June 3d. m4O'clock
r. NJ precisely. For freight apply 90 board where all bills Of
lactrs Will be signed, fer passage AZ the Office Of sPOF
PORD TILESTON 4 Co. No. y Broadway. Through Tok
ets 10 Florida foows To Jacksonville, $751; 70 Platks t
Tie sOUTHERNER viii succeed and leave on WEDNESDAY
Jul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29

THUSHlNG RAlLROAD.-On and after apr
n leS4 the cars Flushing Railroad ieave FtShne
Al a and 10 NJ $50 p NJ connecting wan me
sesner srd City hunters Point TIE steamer Island "
leaves ke,gyork fulton Market slip AZ g. ana " A. n
and Il and p NJ connecting WITH the cars - q anter'
WI. At. SMITH, Stp't"'n''"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29
rIyHE NEWYORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED

n
bDe the following:
ATLANTIC. CAN'T West PACIFIC. Capt Nye
BALTIC, Capt Comstock ADHlATIC.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for toe
service every has been taken IN ter "a Iuo
n their engines strength and ,st and
e accommodations for passengers are onequaed for snce
comfort Price Of from NewYOrk 10 Live l n
cabin $780, In second do F75 exclusive y
SS25; from Liverpool TO New York, 80 and
gneas experienced Surgeon attached to each ship No
berth secured until paid for - 90. ,,,,,,o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29
C.NnFN and AMBOYRAnROAD to PHIL

CAMDEN and AMBOlskAILhOADV 70 I III IT'D,
J ApFI PIIA from Pier No ! North hver.-iwe me
s~gv AZ A. ~ and 2 2. NJ Mornins lines a. D A ", y
s,casnboat JOHN POTTER 70 SOUTH ANsof tnenee os
- -, ,ssvSisres ana Philadelphia Fare y k1ps,ss me
s,sP n by JOHN POTTER TO AMB0Y, thence freet q
cs-n5cs by ears through In FIVE bours are - aS
ccrnuodsfion and FmieTSnt Lines 81 r. M fA0 % - ~
sraut Line 5 Z. NJ. 81 10
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CUPPFNE C0URT-Janes W. Phelps against

- Thomas Bisfer.-Summoas foT demand on en- -
TFoNIs RIS>FII orfudsnf: Sir: You 4rs hereby 81 n
noued ~ snsv the coup IA tbs seton AHa 50,
OF ycur au-.Ser on me Ecutyie, Cstfar.ueus oui1
w within twenty .vs ser the service hereof e1ci se "
the day Of service and 4 fail 70 ans me -
o. slxy.rne aosrs and pey four cents with iniefss
be seerfh cav Of February thousand eight hanied 80
ffvfve besiecs the costs Of sui And yol WI 80
tre hat The comp Amt IN tbs scion e 70 ne -
~ Ccrk a. re our Cs'tlrlugns on tie xh asy ~
frSs n. "a l.vfUrl A u RICE. Plain l1s At-frurL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYork notice hereby gwen . al
puops having claims againt JOHN ORELLf late Of the
CITY Of deceased present the same wth vouchers
heieo TO subscribers the OF Terrence Boyle NO 40
street ia the City II Newlork before he twenty
ninth day Of December nextDsed New York the fourteenth
dsv Of Jup. 1855 TEkRENCE BOYLE, (rvs.,to,.
ge15 iaw6mF THOMAS HOLLAHAN.
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the County Of New-York Motor hereby gwen 20 al per
having against OLIN Err sECOh late VI the Cty OF
Newly Hater deceased present the same with vouchers
tberef 10 the .ubcrber the Of William g. L. hing, No
S67 Hudson-st he City NeYork. before the wen
third day Of October nxtDAied New fos tns nineteenth
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1855. sNnhMb6AT ana LrHhAEss1s =
Pier asy te1eePt SUNDAY a. II o'clock and oeoss
x.y Al Pennont Nysck OAK Hill Cemetery sno Rochsnd
Lake Steamer j. p SMITH Capt r. r. BlAnch and steamer
ARROW Capt. A. A. Lydaoker.
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SUPREME CouRF-ssreiAl Tsss-yuns 1-Bsfor Juasc
heRRia


LYMAN Cole was brsaght up and application made
NJ, ~ behalf Tor reduction of bail which oppsei By the
D.,riet I,toruey TIE matt stands sAjourDeA
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NEW wrpE-GAuGE ROUTE from NEW

NEW WIDE~6AUGE hUUIE IOm NOV
IN YORK 70 R0CHESTER-Ths ROCHESTER, and GEN
ESEE VALLEY RAILROAD 70 open and In cennecfon
With the Buffalo, Corning and NewYort and New.f@a ana
Erie Railroads, forms direct route hsm Nsv-fcSs 70 HOOD
ester.
The dectness Of this route seeher with the superior COM
fort s0rded BY the wide renders By far the most de1
abe between the above named cines
Tickets be procured At the Eew.fort and re haroso
Ticket Office foot Of Duanet and No lss Broadway a''
Jersey City.
Baggage CHECKED through.
Freiebts will be transported between New OH ena hsocn
te, b d.n,toh Auy information desired rersrd thereto
be obtained by calling upon the fenera tiesn'
The kev.Yorh and Enc Railroad, Enc Buidngs OF u D.
TSPPAN Frpress Freight Agent, No. ts3 Broadway
no trans the Buffalo, Corning and rev Ofk hsla on
Sunday j. a hsDrIhbD. 9upViIns-
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE
ltk Traveller for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS and
All poinss and South West obtain Through Fckets
and al Information concerning routes fe, te either by ihe
kEW.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW-fORh
CENTRAL RAILROAD, BY application AZ the Company or
Zee, No lS3 Broadway, cor Dey.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29

In PURSUANCE of oh order of the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYoEk notice IA hereby given 70 Al
reropg having claims against JOHN j. RUTAS, late OF the
City OF NewYoIt deceased 10 present tho ai WITH vouchers
thereof 10 the fubscnber the Office of John hCahi Esq
No Nsssu.st the City " NewYork, on OF before tbs
tweuiiep dsy Of November neIDsed EewYosk l7th day
~ Nav las TETSEY RUTAN, Administering.
myIS isw6mP JOHN HUYLER Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29

UHElP FARE for ALBANY-Psssage IS cents
~ Bsrhs Is etssespoms 50 rso steamer HbhO,
Capt Hspeo1 leaves the north aide of Robinson re evey
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY neP. NJ, nTvne W
"A. NJ.
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rIHE YANnERBLT ETHIOPIAN LINg Of

n STTAMsHIPS.-rhe frst-claa w-stearnship ARIEL
zsoo tuns Levre master will leave New YOrk from pier No.
Koh River Of Chamberst., at NOON precisely,
SATURDAY, June 80, for HAVRE direct -
Fhstclass Passage.
SecoDdcass Passage % ~
The ARIEL viii b. followed by the NORTH STAR July H
The owner OF will be accountable for God
Silver Bullion Specie Jegelry Precious Stones or Metals
ss bs Of iadng signed therefor, and the value thereof
therein expressed
see and goods usual No freight received AZ
ter noon q the day before sailing
No berth secured Until paid for Letters prepaid lsf cents PEI
o. will received the Office up 70 II A. NJ Of the day
ine and will be carried strong Indsubber bags, under
ock arrival Hsyre viii be Immediately deposited In
Post. Office there
Parcels taken each prepaid, one dollar and upward
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CI-pprAIF COIIPT nFTHE STATE On NV

SYoRE--TATHAN KINGSLEY, junior, PlSntih ~
MILAN WARREN Defendant To the A sosr-uN1,e
deter DAFT: You are hereby summoned and rerrsa ~.
~ o~i,i.t h th, actin which III. day tie1 - -
Ofee al Tie CLERK II tie City and County Of ~
Civ Hal 10 The said City am County, and % ~, = ,r
&C. Anrber n Beekt.ar 10 he City q Ne" fo.L
tw,uivSsy AZ er the service Of this summons 90 yoa "a
Of The Sav al ueh seTv c.; and II ycu fl 70 ans~ -
M All viii In he tine aforesaid the pairtin no Lss
wi ssle iuJsrneut against you fG the sgI OF sh ,-S
Ser,r. With M rrst ron the b. day OF jay oSe -
eish. hurdred ard ffty-iwo. besides the costs q lAS
DStsc 49, sfEytNs HoxIE, AsiorneysfT PaiAta'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29

Fisher Nerria, doing business 10 this City, was eI-
sred charge q haVDE been ensiEed N htig Ga, ne
s,hE May Jane PEEK r ,lave yoysze 20 ne Coast " A
Tie vessel csrtured there b. British er1IeE ana We Pc
heye. destroyed. The tefnle that Ar " was epoJea 2y
French stuemsn purchase The vessel which ne ga n ~
had Part hrg and not o. her cens
Intended saver Hr 4 Offended b. Nessrs ter~d ana
Plat Nj hei hers for the United states 10 10
LEuec. -,
Some further testimony taken in the case OF me
h,vrg str ber ont AZ th port African slsyetrAie, ani
he va, ueessfu IN rIains saso.o Gaia To be continued
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rsnsement (sundsys ezcep'e6)-On and After SATUR-
DAY I'd Of June 1856 Trains East leave Brooklyn
for Greeupor A. NJ. daily and Fridays and uTdays
s45 p NJ for Ysphsnk NJ and S:s5 P. M for Farming
dsle "a NJ. and 545 AID p M for syosset, 10 A NJ and
sI5 F. NJ; for Hempstead 10 NJ and 3:45 f5 and PM
Rregh. Train leaves att A. VI. -
TRAINS GoKe WEsT.-Leave Greenpo1 fJr Brooklyn, 10
A b. daily and Saturdays and Mondays 1880 A ~ fsphank
Tor Bsookyn 6:O5 and II 50 4 n Lakeland for Brooklyn,
6:S6 NJ and l2:O6 r. NJ; Formidable for Brooklyn and
1850 A. NJ and les II syCsset fo Brooklyn 4. NJ ad
$40 P. NJ; Hempstead for Brooklyn, So 7;s and ~,
and 81 and 5:i3P NJ Jalnsos for Brooklyn $40 7;io 1875
and s.S A NJ aud $40 and 5.5 p d. Freight Train leaves
ART
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Hun y n IL r Oh lA-fASoapb SCo.
u GREAT REDUCTION OF FARES.-Sew York and Cal
ko<na Steamhp Line via NcarEus Accessory 1rani Com
papy Of Nicaragua propnetorshroush advance Of me n
III miles shorter than any other route avoiding me deey
Panama fever and miles Of dangerous boang n Inaa
Boy Rates Of Fare through San FrAcseo including shm''
eresslDg: -.
Second Cabin
The splendid doubleenene steamship ~ an or xuE
WEST so burden, Capt Iuns< vii sSve PHI 60
Etb River A. O'Clock r. NJ precise for ~ IA AhESAS
on THURSDAY July 1855 connecting with the seSmsnP
I, sam 600 TINS burden the Nicaragua ranat route
hsSg ht twelve Of and transportation by s,cass
ase. information OF passage Of The reduced rse' Apply
on'y 10 CHARLES MORGAN. Agen, No. Bowling-green.
rbsss made up the Office Stamped letters taken for 81
each.
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L'OR kE1POkI ana rum hAslLiON'-
4 Steamboat KEYPORT leaves mnnay~t DAILY cundAys
excepted O'Clock T. NJ Returning leave Report At u
o'clock A. NJ Fac KeyPort, Is eis Fort Hamilton lzs cts
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
~ SPRING ARRANGEMENTS commencing April 2,
l8Leave New ok for Eaon by steamers Red Jacket and
Wyoming from Pier No. 2 North River, st A. VI, and
P. NJ. For Somervile, (STsy) a. $50 7. NJ
The above zabethown with trains on the
New. rersev Rsosd which leave kewYoik from foot Of
Courtlandt-st. a. g. ST., y NJ, and and p. NJ.
JOHN u. STERNS, Superintendent
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-05-12
Sheriff 5 Sale.

81 virtue of an execution issued from the
District Court, tenth Judicial District, in aud
for the county OF uba. state of California, 10
me directed and delivered, wherein am COM
nIanded TO make the sum of three thousand
Ell ght hundred and thirty dollars judg-
uent, with interest On fifteen hundred dollars
OF said amount from April Dist, A. d. 1855, at
the rate of two per cent per month, aud on six
teen hundred and fifty dollars at the rate of
two and q halt per cent. per month until paid,
and the accruing coG,s on SAID execution
therefore, in pursuance Of the aforesaid exc
cutlon, and an order made to me by the plain
tiff in said execution, have levied upon and
taken in said execution all of the estate,
right, title and interest of Francis Troi, the
defendent in said execution, in and to the IN
divided one half of all that certain tract of
land known as the Mount Pleasant Rancho,
situated in Butte county, state afor said. des-
ignated and described as follows. to wit ly-
ing the North Honcut creek, about q mile
and haIf from Sewells Rancho, containing
three hundred and twenty acres, beipg the
Rancho purchased by Francis Troi from Mar
tin Spencer, said land being bounded as fol-
lows on the southerly by lands clai4lel and
known as Rice & Brothers; on the north by
lands claimed ond known as Mr.. Wood : on
the east and west BY vacant lands-t5-lt- er
with all and singular the tenements aaIi. IT,
ments and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or in anywise appertaining Also. tsc
growing crops upon said Rancho, whic4 Z Ril
expose to public sale at the court house oesr
in the town of Bidwell, on FRIDAY, HE ia
day of May, 1856, at . o'clock p y b. .ae
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy ILL., ----
said judgment and costs in said e. "a,
wherein Michael Treese is plaintiff aaI ne
aforesaid Francis Troi defendant
?. FREtR,
Sheriff of Butte County.
Bidwell, May 5,h 1855. my5-26
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-05-12
pRS. SHRIEYES s. BELDIN

HAVE OPENED An OFFICE in the RICK
IL BLOCK on SEcoNp STR EET, few doors
above c., Marysville, California.
DR. D. b, SHRIEVES for fifteen years has
been connected with the U S. Army, as Assist
ant Surgeos, and will pay his entire attention
to the treatment of VENERlAL DISEASES,
in all their various forms. His long expert
ence in the Array, as well as in private prac-
tice, is a sufficient warrantee to all who may
consult him that their will be speedy and per,
manent
DR. c. A. BELDIN viii pay his attention
to the treatment of GENERAL DISEASES,
Acute aud Chronic but more particularly to
the cure of FEVER IND .AG UE. for
which disease he mas discovered a specific and
in all cases Of that kind, will WARRANT a
rrRr febl7-I5
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-05-12
STfTE OF C.fLIFOR.AL4, }

COUNTY OF BUTTE,
JUSTICES COURT-EUREKA TOWNSHIP.
JONI WEAR. Plaintiff,
VS.
E. b. CLICK anil JOHN RoTH, acting under
the name of Z. B. Click & Co, Defendants
The People Of the State of California to
z. B. Click and John Roth, Greeting:
VOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDER to ap-
Il pear before me, at my Office on the 9Th
day of May, A. d. 1855, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, to answer the complaint of John Wear.
which is filed in my office. in the form of
promissory note bearing three per cent. in
teres1 per month from its date. October 4th,
A. D. 1854 The plaintiff gives you notice.
that il You fail to appear and answer to his
complaint, that he will take Judgment against
you by default for the amount Of said note.
two Lunirei dollars. interests ard costs Of
suit. Hereof fail not at your peril.
The Plaiatif, by his affidavit. makes it
satisfactory to this Court, that the said De
PENDANTS are necessary parties 10 said action.
for which there Is just cause. Therefore an
order IS granted, .hat this summons be pub
lished for four successive weeks. beginning
with the issue Of the present week
Given under my hand. at my office, this 4th
dag OF April 4 D 1855.
J VI CONVICTION, J. P.
LEVI SHITH, Constable.
apl4 234t
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-05-12
DISSOLUTION OF Co-pARTNERsAIP.


TIME RANCH KNOWN AS "BURTS
Il Ranch" situated about three miles above
'.Charley's Ranch on the west side Of Feath-
err River, andioiuing Henshaw's Ranch at
Burt's Ferry.
This Ranch contains $50 acres Of Fine Bot
tom Land, which is covered by School War
rants.
There is about one hundred acres under cul-
tivation, and the Ranch is second to none as a
Hay Ranch
The location is such as to make it one of
the finest STOCK farms in the country.
The property must be sold. and bargain
will be given to the Purchaser.
Enquire of the undersigned, at Bidwell,
Butte county or j. C. Fall, Marysville; or,
John " Britton, San Francisco
ST j. NJ BURT.