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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-11
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

II CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cities with
Western Northwestern, and Southwestern States BY
nuou. Railway direct The Road also eonets az Pittsburgh
with daily Inc Of Steamers all ports the Western Rivers
and Al Cleveland and Sandu with Steamers 70 al ports on
The Northwestern Lakes; making the direct cheapest snt
reliable by which FREIGHT be forwarded to aud
from the Great West. .... -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA end PITTSBURGH
fIRsT CLAss.-Boos Shoes Dry Goods, tn &c rer 100
boxes.) Furs, Feathers kc................)
SECOND CLAss.-Books aud Stationery, Dry
Goods. lin balesj Hardware Leather &c. per 100 b.
THIRp CLAss-AHyls bassns' pa'on anu Soc per 100 10
FOURTH CLAss.-COfee, Fish, Bacon and aoc ner loo M
Pork, (Packed,) Lard and Lard OIL .:l - p,
In shipping Goods from any point east OF De par
cular mark the package via Pennsylvania Rairoai All
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road at Phadepha or
Pittsburgh, viii be forwarded without detention. -
FREIGHT AGEsTs.-Aloses Potter, Boston; j. L. ELLIOTT
Eew.York; f. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia Masrew Rooms
Btnore Geo. C. Francscus, Piiisburgh Sprngnan brown
Cincinnati Ohio J. s Moohead, Logi'yille, ky; r G
Medium Madison Ind. Ra'clif Co., ST. Louis MOI j. D.
Mitchell Son, Evansville Indiana.
For further particulars or bills Of ladns, apply TO
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn. Railroad Coz or
c. b. ALLEN, No. 2 Aston House, New York
H. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelpna
H. j. LOMBAERT, Superintendent Altoona, Pa
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NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

~ YORK TO ROCHESTER-Tbe RoChEsTER and GEN-
ESEF VALLEY RAILROAD is now open and in connection
with the Buffalo Corning and SewYork and New York and
Ene Railroads, forms direct route from New oS 10 Koch
The drecnes Of this together with the superior COM
rf Afforded BY the wide renders II By far the most de
tbe between the Gbove-named cties
Tickets be procured al the Newiork and re Railroad
Ticket Office Duane and No. 1855 Broadway; Aso IN
Jersey City.
bs.zsre CHECKED through.
FIeithis will be transported between Newfor and Koch
with dsrotch ANY information desired regard thereto
be obtained by calling upon the General Freight Agent OF
the NewYork snd Ere Railroad, Ere BUhdings, or T. D
TArPAN Esrres, Freight Agent, No. 1898 Broadway.
No ;rns lie Buffalo, Corning and New fork Haroed %
Sunday J. A. RbDFIELD, superintendent
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1OSS Summer Auan.ement 1SSS
lSGD. TAKE NOTICE. i O.).D.

NEW ROUTE OPEN TO ST. LOuls.-PAsSENGEk5
FOR TIE WEST SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST By THE:
CLTvF LAND, BELLEFoNTAINE AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD.
This the shortest and comfortable route from View
York Boston and al NewEpsisn Albany, Troy and bufao
10 Mari H. BelefoDtAue. Dayton Sydney Pqua and Green
vii Ohio; Union Mumoie Indianapolis Peru lafayette Io-
taDsIort Teue HsUe Vncennes and Evansville Ind Lous
vile ky and St LOUIS.
Thar TRlns LEAVE CLEVELAND DAILY tSUspAys TX
GIFTED -7:So d. Express Train connects 81 GALLON Win
b. and |. Tram. - ,
IL A. NJ connecting At Belle onfsne with the NJ. r. and
l. T. Urbans and Springfield and arrive at Dayton
GfcnOOn Indianapolis AZ S:i same evening
get nights sleep in the morning by the early Trains
foi Lafayette, Peru LognnspOri and Chicago.
Passengers Terre Haufe Nncennes and Evansville leave
IndanaI 9l5 A. M Terre Hau.e at 2:l5 T. VI,
Vince al S:l5 p NJ Evansville a. same evening Line
of Post Coaches leaves NiIcennes a; $3.50 for Aena III
distance of about &C nes I'll the unfinished link OF the ONO
Mississippi Railroad between Nncsnnes and s. Louis
arrive Xenis time connect with the Express Tram ~
6:sOA ~ and arrive ST. Louis at 80 same afternoon
The Road ia fine order and you through beautiful
country. mGking change desirable 20 travellers.
Early Juy this siege Line Will be filed with Iron Rails
masking continuous Railroad Liz from the antc 20 the
Nifsiss pT Eiehtyfve miles shorter by this route than via
To-, DO and Chicago TO 81 louis.
75 p NJ Lightning Express Train from Cleveland, making
connections with all places named by above Tans arrive at
indianapolis 8:f5 next morning; connect immediately with
Express Train for NDcenne there with Stages tor Aeuis
leaving Aens at $50 By Express Train aud arrive at ST. Louis
ct l:So 7. NJ
Ii Passengers desire stop Xenis H. they leave there
IL A. NJ and at ST. Louis at T. NJ same afternoon
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DHODEs's FEVER AND AGUE CURE, or

IL NATURES INFALLIBLE sPECIFiC for the PRE-
TENT FEvERs FEVER AND AGUE, CHlLL5 AND FEs
YER, DUMB AGuE, GENERAL DEBILITY, NlGhr
origin IN M&LARA or MfAsMA Thi. subtle atmospheric
breath the in character wherever s,sENOrth
South Eas, Wesand will everywhere yield 70 this newly
pisCovERY in MEDICINE EVER MADE.
This specific harmless that be aiken BY persons
disease Others It'll worse often the result the treat
by ounine Mercury Arsenic and other poisonous or
deeteTus drugs particle Of Of which admitted into
Tie d.ipcy claims these extraordinary results
from the use Of this NATURAL ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA
will entirely protect any resdent or traveller even the
moot ckly swsry localities from Ague or Bilious DIS
whatever, injury from constantly nhsns malaria
II will Instantly cheek the Asus in persons who haze suffered
for any length Of time from Gay twenty years that
they have another chill by continuing its use accord
Il viii immediately relieve all distressing results of Bilious
Ague Diseases. such General Debility, Night s~eas &c
and rnues until permanent and radical c1Ie eneeei
oil classes Farmer. and all laborns men BY sdopns a.
preventive will be fee from Asue or Bilious AtseLs "a ina.
Ore or two bottles viii answer ordinary Sons
IetioDs printed in German. French and Spanish accOHps-
Price one Dollar Liberal discounts made to trade
JAS A. RHODES PIop1t,9Gr, fI aN5 H. hin,
GEXEat pN,;., Re.,an r. b. a wiuei Bs
T. ". DyO Sons philsdsPhia j. D; Y1,ns01
Co.. GusHsts Ga e s. Wheaton St. LOUIS and for -s BY
medicine dealers -nersly.
YE SHAKERS READ!
received most daily IN favor OF
RHODEs,s FEVER and AGUEC IRE which mas never faea;
LfwIsBuzc, Union Co, Pa, May 2 1850
Mr. j. A. RHopEs-Desr Sir; The box OF madeleine you sent
duly cd the lh Of April and Land you bore
with receipt for the same
Onehcfof ard Ear the people who have
used sfed that has cud them IL n, certainly stop
ped AEue sko has used IT, and SIX Of tn case
standing. sly sister, who has hsd for i've OF az
years tack and could Stopped except by qun ne and
ust en- ~ long she wOGd take L. now think, entirely
cured ~ your remedy. -. . 81,
II thus continues Keep of the Agre as think VIII
you may expect from me large orders =. ,.,.,-
am, Sir, yours, very truly, T. X. AcclNLi'
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GREAT NORTHERN and WESTERN ROUTE
" TO CHICAGO AND SAULT ST MARY,
THROUGH CANADA,

TIL RIO L 4 AN ID A,
VIA ONTARIO, SIMCOR AND HURON RAILROAD.
day and Friday by Express Trains Of New and Enc
Syracuse and Binehsmon, or by Hudson RIVER ana New
York Central Railroads Syracuse, and thence 10 Os"eg Dy
Raj road will reach Toronto by steamers champion or May
Flower early morning proceed Immediately via me
Ontario smcor Huron Railway 10 Coingwood, on Lake
Huron when they will take passage the second
on one Of the gnihcent owVressure steamers
LOUISIANA which forms the tTweeky connection with
Chago Milwaukee and principal Lake Michigan Ports suv'
ins AT Chssso lees than eighty hours after leaving New
York This route presents u1equaled c tiles and attractions
TO travellers gh the entire line being Performed
Oh uxurousy fgished and the daylight passed
amid the autf scenery OF the Great Lake. embracing me
Susits Of Meckinaw the Saut ST. Marie aud the C!ochs
Nountsius end Million Isands Of the Georgian Bay.
The Il Firscass Fare embrace meal. sDd beFt On
hoard the Lake Ontario and on Lake huron ud
Nchgan snl will find the route far les fas
more expeditions, and cheaper than any other
Pesser for Sau 81 Mary and points on LAKE superior
will leave NewYork morning Of Monday AMI proceed
Is before mentioned to Colngwood, when they VIII ste
steamers for -, Mary reaching that poin IN less
sixy hous from New-York Passengers also proceed By
way Of Buffalo Rochester aud Suspension Bridge or oy Oae
Vincent 10 Toronto aud then es designated herein .
For Tckes apply at the several oces OF ne Ne
York and Erie the Other
for procuring through Tickets will b. announced IN ie" s
Dspos 10 Green Bay Macknaw and Sault ST. Mary several
hundred miles less than any other and -four TO i've dollars
cheaper -. A PM EIbhi ~.
The attention Of Shippers OF Freight Is invited to this route
az uni ing economy with expedition For Information relative
to Ereghts, apply to ,or,>, - ,oop,.
CLARK & ROBE No. lis Broadst.
+. HARVEY No. III B-oads.
GILBERT. No. IL COeutics Slip.
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HoRRrp MURDER IN HoPKIsTOy.-The most bru
tai. barbarous murder ever committed IN this state
occurred Yesterday the 3st ult, in Hopkinton or tho
edge Of amer The leading facts Of the case, az We
are informed are these: man whose name cur In
formant did not know wentfrom ContoOcook vile some
seven or eight miles to chop wood for Mr. Robinson
with tie understanding that he could get bn meals IN
a sbanty kept by negroes. The wood chopper went
there TO dinner got into some atercaton with tfic
black man and wife and they struck him with ciuo
so as TO stun him He then len them and went on mo
the woods some forty rods and sat down, soldng M
head in his hands. A man came alone anu ~ .as
and told the black man and woman wnefe ne w. -
They both started with an ak and went 70 MN .ne
Lr,,sd The az In Lis head cutting 1t IN TWO. Notssos
ga With that thew cut bis body open and ef, MN cat
mn ike a beef creature. The negro man ana woman
~ 10 av,ao,ed Manchester IN. Ill., Mirror.
WI. 80 Cs.xBERs, ALA.--The following
.,os,t from letter received some days since
t - Re editor Of The Montgomery Journal The
y;,a, IA the Hon. Samuel Pearson, Judge OF Probate
for Chambers County;
wheat crops, however, are coming in good, above
an average but oats ore entirely cut OF. am issuing
eomnissdry this week, for the County, TO distribute
some corn bought by the Commissioners Court for the
destitute of County and could you have wit
Messed the applicants and heard their stories for the
lsst few days | am satisfied you could draw picture
tlet would excite the sympathy Of the most selfish
heart am free 10 confess that had no idea OF the
destituion that prevails in this County, why 81,
What do YOU think Of ~idOr and her children nvin8
for three days and nights on boiled weeds called PEP
per gros-set such am credbly informed has oesa
the Gaze in Chambers County"
FIRE.-The dwelling-bouse, granary and carnage
house owned By wckha C. MeNssh about one mile BORN o.
Middleton, Wa consumed y ass 90 The los s
mated st between u, 600 and % ooc No in1"ss"'
MIssrssrPPI.-H Cassedy declines the Congressossa
nomination Of the Dsrk-Lantssn parry
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9 UPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the Ap-

pcaiiop OF The Mayor Aldermen and COMMONLY q Tho
@ yoNew YOrk relative TO the opening Of
81 RECT Hudson River 10 the East Hver, Except
,rsh portion included in the Central Psk IN the CITY
In such made and provided
the Mayor Aldermen and Cemmonaty OF the City OF New
York hereby give noec that they intend to apply 20 the S
prone Court the State Of NewYork, at Special Tenn on
d Court he held the City u Newfork on Saturday the
10Th day Of June D. le5o ct the opening Of the Court on
that thereafter counsel can be heard or
he above NATTER that the nature and extent OF the
Prov hereby Intended the opening OF ds nom inc
GUIDED in the Central Park In the saa City OF Newforh a.
lad ont on the map plan said City, under and by vas OF
an Act Of the the People Of the State q New
York entitled An Act relative improvements toIe Tho
LAYING out OF streets roads In the City Of aud TOR
otbsr pnrposes passed April g. is07-Das9 NewYcrk May
IS iaSs ROBERT J. DILLON
mvatiuls Counsel to the Corporation
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rCHE LONELINESS IMPAIRED to the

Il SKIN By the free ofGOURAUDS exquisite IT ALLAN
INDICATED SOAP amply supplies dencieney IN grace
horde Of crricuar bemhessuch Dr instance az
Tar Freckles P-ps slOwness Sanbarn PUSHES Hashes,
Raswerr Rednt and Rouzhnes depart from befse tnls
eru soap Is the rank night dews dispersed By tae
is soothing and healing qualities make II pcu-
barry the tender skins Of nnts ard for the purposes
shaving and bsh.nz he in hard or salt watr Just
the article wanted. 0OURAUDs POUDRE SUBTLE u ne
only eepraory which viii uproot fuperanons hs Win
out injury the most delicate skin GOUkAUps hAih
RESTORATIVE viii make why hAis dlky and s2ey iofce
ing Iremaiurely gay GOURAUDS LIQUID houOE
beautiful article for staining rse cheeks and ,ss
color GOURAUD's LILY WHITE the only article lAdes
should . fer whitening the conp.e , - -
Dr. FELIX GOTRAUD'S really valuable preparations are
70 be had genuine No 81 WaikeIs hfst store form
PrcsSwsy CALENDAR, No. SO South Sdst Phsdepasi
ard FATS, No, ~ Wsshingtens a. bStsn &C
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DAY I'd ef jane 1855 Trains going East leave Boosyn
for Greeppor A NJ. daily and on Friday. AID sssndsys
s+5 p NJ; Tor Ysphani A NJ and s&5 r NJ for Farming
dale sA NJ and 345 ana r NJ; for Syc~et, 10 ~ AID
GASP NJ; for Hampstead 10 NJ and Sass <;p and N
for Jamaica. 9 and 10 A. NJ and 5+3, AIS and r. N
Freisht Train leaves az 7 A. NJ. - .
TRAINS GOING wIsr-Lesve Greenport for Brooklyn, 10
d., daily and Saturdays and Mondays, $50 fspaank
for Brooklyn eo5 and II 50 A. NJ Lakeland for Brooklyn,
s5s A. ~ and 1906 p NJ FsruinsdAe for Brooklyn, and
1850 A. NJ and C5 p Syosset for Brooklyn, A. NJ and
4:io r. NJ; Hampstead for Brooklyn, 63, 7;9 and A. NJ
and 80 and 53P NJ JamGea for Brooiyn SEQ 7;lo, 7;
At
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om,,,1, = 0TsTRIBUTION. Notice

NOTICE OF DE- -. h.I,Se. Of The 1900, o.
~ hereby oven RElL ESTATE Of WILLIAM IR-
WIN late Of cry Of ns., d , s "a, he
bayIas., ~ the County Of New York by MATTHEW Al
IFSspd PATRcK TRACY the Executors Of said deeea'sd
ne Surrogate, Office the Ciy Of sewwok oa she sevenih
dated June = 1855 A. ". BRADFORD, Surrogate.
eli lawtwN
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Local Fares given by ID. C. BALDWIN al the e. C. and L.
II. X Office. Cleveland
Bassage checked from Cleveland Beefontane and Indian
aTo from thence Louisville Madison, Terre hsre, La
fayete snd Evansville.
Procure Ticket, the Lake Shore Railroad Office in Ceve-
lard Of d. C. BALDWIN, General Ticket Agent ID. HOH-
TON at the Weddell House, Cleveland.
ONLY lSl Hours FROM CLEVELAND TO LOUISVILLE, KY
Merchants wishing ship Goods mke contracts IN New
Yorl Boston Aany or TROY with the General Freight Agents
of the Railroad Companies Erie Canal Lines 10 whom
through Freight Tariffs have been sent Goods addressed TO
care A. HILLS Agent and c. Railroad Cleveland, will
be forwarded with dispatch j. NOITlNGdAM, supt
For nrnstion relative TO the above rou'es apply 70 d.
HORTON General Ticket Agent weddell House, c. H.
BROOKS Passenger Agent the C. c. and C. r. X. DEPOT
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HARRfSONs BANDOLINE-The only Ban
soipe that Bsndoline Others preparations Of
gums that when Dry break dus and powder giving
ksir duty ook and leave dry and harsh. While lkR
SONS holds beautiful bands p'sis eurls and kesp.
smooth and soft II prepared from the only th.' will
produee this result It's rich perfume renders Il seee.bls ia
ise IL Is wholesaed BY WHEELER HART, NJ. % Beck
.pst and retsiled ky c. 8. PEARSON No. as Graals
qure too places for that cA aai Oy y Of
all E1tracts HARRlSON'S UPPER TEN.
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FLUSHING RAILROAD.-On aud after Apr

II 1854 the the Flushing Railroad eaye ushns
al and 10 A NJ and at 30 r. NJ, connecting with the
Island City Hunters Point The steamer Island Cry
leaves NewYork from Fulton Market Sip g. and ID A. NJ
and at and sOP NJ connecting with the Hunters
Point. WIN. NJ. SMITH, Superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County NewYork noice hereby 1yenI 20 - -y
sous having claims against DUNCAN PHffE i-ls ,,aebs .
cf NewYork deceased, present the ss3e K
thereof to the subscriber, 81 the Once u a. J
MILLER No 1872 Broadway, ia The CIy VI n.,rd New
before The fifteenth day Of September Hs~-
the 9Th dEy Ct March ls5a ,,,r,uPH YFE)
JaS ID. PHIFE1 EAee1t'h'
,.,u. WILLIAM VAIL,
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DATRIOTIC LlNE.-New Line Of NEW
III YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This line will be
eomposed of the following and splendid ships, viz
CALHOUN 600 tuns burden Capt d. H. Truman
n CLAY....,1 800 tuns burden Capt David Caulkns
WEBSTER.....2OC Geo burden Capt. j. Lawrence
ORIENT ....... eco tuns burden. Capt Geo s. Hill
The above vessels been recently built, and the
largest and most substantial in the trade. - -
They are commanded by Of experience and ability The
accommodations superior, and exeron viii be
made the comfort of and the
of shippers For freight passage, apply to
f SPOFFORD TILEsT0N Co, No. 50 Broadway.
AGENTS in LiyeTpool-T. GRIMSHAW Co No. 10 Coffee
Plaza
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DENNsYLvANIA THREE

Il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DFLPHIA and PITTSBUGH.-The MORNING Mali,
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh az u A. NJ and
leaves Pittsburgh Philadelphia at A. NJ The FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia Pittsburgh at NJ and Ptts5ugh
for PHILADELPHIA at T. NJ. The NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia Pittsburgh II p NJ aud Pittsburgh
for Philadelphia al 10 7. NJ .
and from 81 Louis Mo-; Alton Gaena, aud Chicago, Hi
Frsntford Lexington and Louisville XVI Terra Haate Ma
son La Fayette and Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Beefoutane Sandusky Toledo Cleveland, Co
lnmbus Zspesyle Nasson and Wooster Oiso also with
the ste,m Packe,boats and TO New Orleans ST. Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati. $3.50 -.
For further particulars handlis In the hotels OF this
Civ Passengers will find this the shortest most expeditions
and comfortable route between the East and West ,
Through tickets be had either the above mentioned
places in the West or Of
r. b. DEAN, Agent, New.Jersey Railroad Co. foot OF
urtaud-st. New York.
J. T.. ELLICOTT, Agent, Pennsylyhnia Railroad Co..
No. 2 Astor House, New York.
THOMAS MOORE Agent cor. lIth and Market-stS,
Nev-York, April 10. 1855 Philadelphia
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Uater-Cure.

DR. L. +. DENNISTON's WATER-CURE
~ Essbshment, Sprinsdae, Northampton, Mas Num-
Der limited 40. Estsblished l8fL"
hrs. SHEW a. TAYLOR's WATERBURY,,
~ corner Of 6hav and 3Sthst New York and Oyster Bay
Village L. Steamer Coton daily from Fulton Market and
Long Island Railroad mornings and Afternoons.
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REGULAR MAIL LINE Vi. sToN M D!

-
TAUETON.-Inland rvute Carrying the Essterp NAL
The steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone ND
C. VANDERBILT, Capt w. a. Frazee connection wiz me
stcnnron and Providence. and Boston and Providence hr
roads, svns New Yolk daily Sundays eIeeptet from p
No an R. first wharf above Battery place q; oc,9en r. "a
and stouinston O'Clock y NJ arrival Of the Man usA
which leaves Boston Ut 5oPM.
These unsurpassed for strength, safety
comfort and elegance The officers experienced and stien
tive
The c. VANDERBILT, from Sew-Yorf-N0Dday Wednee,
day and Friday. From son-Tuesday Thursday sna
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New YOrk-Tnesday, Thur.
day and Saturday From stoninsonMondAy, WEDNESDAY o
FRIDAY. ..,-
Passengers arrival at stoninton proceed irines. rsf
Railroad Providence Boston. Taunton and sw Bedford u
the E1press Mail train reaching said place several rs ~ an
vsnee Of those BY other and in ample r1e s INC
earv Horrns Line. connecting North East Psssenf -
who prefr remain board the oas- -noynsa nsnt
rest rndisturbed II desed and leave >ia W
the NJ rain connecting PrcTid vnh tbs II a H.
tain for Boston, Taunton and herNediurL -, -
Throush tickets Nonds-s WedrecsTs and fnaays oi
Nantucket Holiness Hole snc Woods hoie va Ne ocl'u'
connecting with the steamer Essle WIZ - ~
Basgsse Master secomp Snies The Steamer nd IrA through
each way ..
For ptsssse beths freight .7rhcanon r.
be MADE pier 90 North River, or It iha ONCE NO. ~ '
tsTy.pAce.
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SYork-CAlHiRlNE BRADLEY against HENRY oUiGG
-Sumrrons for a money demand conirac,-To the Dr.
PENDANT: Sir-You hereby summoned TO answer the
complaint his seton. which 6ed in the Once OF the Cerk
OF the M, and Ccuuy OF New York aud copy OF your
arswcr on n my sfce No. 81 WI anstreet In the City Of
Newyok within twenty days sfer the service hereof ensa
complaint as aforesaid the pana viii take Judgment against
you the Of Three Hundred aud Forty Dollars with m
rest om tie first day Of November ussnd eight hun
6ree and Forty Dollar. and cm February lSos On
One Hundred Dollars aud ron Nay 1885, Two Hunicd
Dollars besides The Of this acon-Dated New ora
June 1 1855. WILLIAM I. BELTS,
ie4 isvow NJ. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-On and after

II MONDAY May 1855, tAe Trains viii leave csAnos.s
az Station follows: Express Train II NJ, connecting WIN
Northern and Western TTan. Nal Train, A. NJ Throgsh
Way Train u NJ. Express Tram s. IS p Aoeou,oaA,n
Train Up VI. Fer Poushkeepsie-Way Maj A. M Z
pres 40 M wsy Froish and Passenger Ian IL - fh
For Peekskll-92 and p NJ Tor IalIyt p'stI
1918 AM s:S0P NJ The Tsrrytowa, peeksSl md foI. 4
keersie rtop al the Way Sanous P-ssens1-s
n Chambers Canal ChistopheE, aud 5is,-sts 81 spAi
NAIL TRAIN A w., from Csusst, Tor Aban, ana I"s
Stopping al al way Sts,ions NJ l. SIMS, u, guy
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PFNF COJrRT CITY and Comfy of New.

~ u TINIE NVl ~ ny uIIu NV"nty Ut t@o
- Yok-Robcr watessfon Charles Deane and Eteneser K
Welsh against William NJ. Bugoyne-snninons for monsy
demand contract (Com. not serycI) To WILLIAM NJ.
RUROOYNE: Yon are hsrby summoned and required 70
the complaint in this action, which Val be Ned IN the
Office OF the Crk OF the City aud County Ct NewYcrx M the
CITY Ball In the City ofNewYok, and TO OF
answer the said complaint the subscriber At has ohi.e No
i6 Bosdwsy in the said City within twenty days aer the
service Of this excusive OF the day o. such
service and il you fail 10 the sail complain, within the
time aDrsssd plaintiffs in this action viii take Judgment
,rapst Won for thou and and sixty three dollars
sr with from the lat day Of Nsrh
one housird eight hundred and hve beside the costs Of TN
sclion.-Dgted March is, 1883 -
JAMES r. JESSUP Plaintiff Attorney.
The complaint this action fled In the Office Of the
Crk Of the CITY County NewYork the 9Th day Of
April, 1855 JAMES X JESsUf, fanuHs Attorney
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-11
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
persous having caus against AIRICK MCLAUGHLIN, as
Of the City Of NewYsrk decessed 70 pressa' the sam WIN
vouchers hereof the crber the ONCE OF Caone tsn
Cor No "a Coluba IN the City Of Ne-fork on or e,fe
n. xth law Of July uexDated New York The Sd az offe6
Tuary 1855 THUS. I. AOiON, Aoln-''''S-
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