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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

CUPREME COURT-In the matter Of me ap
uie.op Of the Mayor Aldermen aaa Corngonsty Of tie
On, 81 Sew Yot relative thsWfDESINO OF CfFRST "a
aide thereof bst~ Beet add ferry s.
Ia t,s CIV Of Yofk Nois hereby gwen eo~S
ebsrss. sIPense' neansd By reason Of the poeseoar Ia
entitled matter vii be taxed the
rrene Ceur BIZ ofes 10 the City Ha Of Cs,y Of New
York MONDAY lie Ish day of oe'ober A D. lass 10
o'elock A. ". GEORGE A. PuasER,
CHARLIE d. Mad,
J. w. BOUCK,
New Yorf Oe,eber TO- 1855 Conml,<ioa~rs
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GREAT CENTRAL ROU I E.
W The Throush Ticket and FREE ant Once sfths
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Ard their Railroad Steamboat Connections 20 Chicago,
milwaukee Galens Burnxon St Louis CAIRO. and a! points
West and South west, ,,..x--o -.
No. ITS BROADWAY Ny
Can,r Of Courtlandt-a DARIUS CLARK, Agent
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COR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA SEMI

IT WTFKIY n = MAIL LINE--The spsnid .'s.n-r
MARION n Fo.,er eoninsndsr .1 'sa's PIE, No, n -
r. .b, ami, on bo.rd wh-re b. Is Of aiug vii be snsd,
and for ps..ssr at ID. oses Of sPoF'ORO rIL.sNS
Co Ea % B,eaSw.y C.5n passage, sG The fiv'r Re
s,e,sr AT DINA ,vius her rip. th- vno7'
Ter cir,s or toe 81 hn. River, vii leave chae9n -vrry
Tuesday Tbroush rcfsrst sck.cuv'e. SSt; - funAi
ass The .rleuod .s amer A. ADGER viii coed, and
l. ave on WEDNESDAY,, Oct 81.
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~
IL MONDAY oct IS 1855. tt ns viii leave Cnsmbsr.-
Station follows: EIpIes Trsin A. eoansctins "a
Northern and Western rr.io b, Ttsin A. " Through
WAY Train, l. NJ Elpe.. Train P. "; For Hui.'ni
81 For Poushkeepe.-Wsy Fr-isht and Passenger Train,
Pm Por Pe.I.iiI A NJ sod $3.50 P. " FOR sas. Sing,
$3.50 ard $3.50 P. NJ; For DOb,- FerJ, lol5 SEQ NJ
The Sing Sin Peekss and Hudson Trains stop
st al the ~ STATIONS. Passenger, taken C1smber Canal,
Chrirother and 3lstra SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN at, NJ
torG NJ l. sfkES, suP>rint
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SUPREME COURT--GEORGE c. HA-

CUPRfME COURT.--GEOkGE y, ia
- THoRNE Jx as,ius THOMAS W HlooiNs.Nrsann-
mon, for otsy demand contract tom no' e,l 40 .no
~ are h,r, b, sum mcne@ and required 10 answer
he rrn papt an this action which th day led IN INC me
of the On OF the City ans C2unty on New. tok Mne
Hal CRY copy of your sn.w" 70 voc -
c-rnpI,n n the ubscubet It his otes No D. W.ue ~ithn
erv ay. aer the service Of his summons on you etssss
Of OF ,ueb service; and ycu fail u spswef the sed
con plart within the soead the painh IN tnis sS,o
vi tIe iuIsent for the .um OF thse nnnres
ard twenty I've dollars with ner-. on the ht asy OF
one thousand eght hundred and 80, hye osdes INC
III. .cor an ~ prots. D,ted s-p,-mbrrs iS
ALBERT MATHEWS, Pis'ntia': Ats,a.yl =. 4
nctlIAxINIh No ~ " s'-sr
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Ocean 6tfamfrs, &f.

nor IFORVIA.- NEW YORK and CAL
tPORSI. STEAMSHIP l. Ne. vi. tCAhA3Uh-
AccEss 1RY TRANSIT COMPANY lof M:".s1S ia "a.
PRfFTOps-Thoush ip sdvan-- Of the mai s-FS MI =
.ha,,., H., INV ohs roae-The spl, ai1 A1b snsioe
r,Ir ,h,r srAROF TIE WEST ts-Setun. bari-n ''p-
Mir, "a cav. Pier No North Riv-r att &c Sk r W. ~
Pra,. lrens. on FRIDAY Nov g. 1885, einpeeans ~h the
s,e.urbp CORES t2@etun. sad over ne Ni:t'Ss1s
hr~t c carriages
For inform aiior or psss.fs srpy ony no
CHARLES MORGAN, As'ui NC Dow lSe7ee--
Slammed letters tst co fJr st espsessn.
EOR SAVANN All and FLORlDA-UnIted
States M.l Line-rhe frst-c 49, searn.hi9 ~ ~
Geo sch.uek commander, will leave "a At go u
q rcu pi,r No North River. a. ocnck T. W. p-eei,ey.
Bills Of asir signed ard Tor freight Apply on board 'f
SAMUEL L. xITCHILL, No. 10 3rodsw
CABIN Pssase s.yann.e sa 'or slond' i1Toaso o'.'"
L.rs ,n6 com hips leave ssvsanta ~ i'da
h1e. tin-s xeei conoscnz with the steamers no Nee
York on Tu. sdsys aud s.tnIta'.
Tn. steamship ROCKVILLE. y LnFo<: c1mu 'r'er,
viii ,sccsed the above end esve on WEDNESDAY Oct.
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NhE hEGOLAh NALL VIC OiO4NLNO-
II TON for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW BZDFoRp7
TAUNTON and inland route without delay, change eass
or baggage carrying The Eastern Nal
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt joel Stone, ~
C. VANDERBILT, Capt J. K. Pendeton u eonnecson s1o
and Providence and Boston and Providence hs
rosds leaving EewYors daily supiay. -xcepted) rom pas
N. r. first wharf shove Battery place. 1t r ~, .nt
s.ouinzton s:S NJ sysi u The eSl tran, which
leaves Bo~on At $3.50 Pm.
The c. vAEDERBILf from New.fork-Mondsy, WedDes
ty and FRIDAY. From s'opnsOH-Tass~J, fe0rsdsy ns
tn. PLYMOUTH ROCK from New. Yors-fuesasy, Thur
Saturday From stoainsoAsndsy, "Wednesday ant
FRIDAY.
Passenger sronnstoe proceed ansc1acey Ds<
larrosd 70 Providence Boston TsunOr and New Bedford
EKpe.s NAL reaching SAID places several hours N a
By other and in simple for al Ia
s.rfy Morning Lzes eonnectns North and East P.ase1
xho prefer remain board the ENJOYING 9 n.shS
Indsturbed br-sknz desired and leave stonzton
die A NJ Tram, CONNECTING u Providsnes win he II l. L.
szs for Boston Taunton ARD New-Bedford-
BsszAse Master tie Steamer 1d rEain foosS
sseh ~sy
ThIoush acteo nonds-, wetnest-ys and FRIDAYS TO-
Esnrueket Hoess Hole .nd WSod' Hoe via New b-dsos
voanecfIns with me reenoer Eagle Wing
For passage bens, b.-ght spre.ror ncsy
rrsSe pier No Na-h River. he ohse, No 10 sst
tery-pisce
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ITO GEORGE BELLOWS: You are hereby
sgnnorsd and required =. he complaint IA ts
saTrem, Court Of he stats Of NsYors Of LORI SDA GIL
Beat plsinus, which he Il. Gay Of DC obsf sg
ei 10 the ocs u Clerk q the Coasy of Maoros sod IA
copy OF yoar ,uswef HESRY P. kORfON ~
the nA.e Of Bfoekposi 10 the County Of Moeoos visha
rty days s.r . service II this efennys on "a
day Of the .rioe keisef aad you f sn.wsr the so
pa n The plaintiff VII spsy 20 tbs said Supreme Cosr
relief demanded u the complaint.
sils~ewTh Il. ?. NORTON, P.ntiasI,
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AIe0iraI.

NLOVE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS.
O-rhe excrucii,ing torrents o. roohscoe are speedy
1y.d by the use OF th remedy Eminent DENTS nave nsh
opir ion Of H. and constantly recomment Il 70 their pen
p .pa ed and .old by A. D. SANDS, drofssS' No. '
Fu top A.. AID 81 o. drusgsts generally.
IEOSS RaRItS-All Infants are liable to the
Colic and MANY the effects Of land,num ana
other dangerous administered 20 afford ri,t Ley
. the or " certain remedy never sno~n 10 M 10 CIV
II instant relief snd of transferring freuul cryog oaoes mo
a. ., healthy laughing Cheubs II costs only - cents 90 ny
IN Sold by 81 the Drusgs HANILAND, eANNAL MS
LY DruEsnts, No. SO Warrenst, Wholesale Agents.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the surrogate
ofthe County Of New York Noccc hereby given Per
80 having claim. asaps GEORGE W. HALL lsts Of Ne Cy
NcwY Tailor deeeaed TO Pre'ca the 'Sns vs voSss
s hsreof 20 the bscriber the Office Of r. hetchem No
In the fy New York before he evenn
S.y of E,bu,ry pex-Dated New Yok the 6th lay Of Aaf
1854 SARAH A. hAb"'
auglAw6mTh
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Il the Comfy Of NswYors notsce % hereby y-n = a. per-
having claims against JEREMIAH LOCN5bEhf, late
Of ~ OF Sey.Yos deceased present the with
vouchers thereof 70 subscriber ~ the Once Of Edward
Frsssr No Broouest n me City u hew'foG % or %
Ore the ezbtesnrb February uert-Dated New
the slx,eeufk day Of Aurlst, 10 -
HELES : LOUSSBFRY, Adninistr.tr1
EDWARD A. FRASER, A4Hisistrst0r.
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Sundays e1-

II ONG
- cepied)-L-sve Brooklyn for Gr-enpor., 10 A. NJ for
Y,nb.l6 10 NJ ard Saturday j:i5 2. for Funinedte
ard syosse 10 A. and sI5 ~; for Hempstesd 10 NJ
IL NJ and S:45 and p NJ for Jtu.e. 10 A ~, NJ $50,
.rds:SOP VI, Leave q eenpor for Brooklyn. 10 NJ
Yspbsni Hiss A. ~, on Mondays, $50 A; " L.ts.,d
s:ts NJ on Hordsys 6:33 4. VI. Fsrminfd.e, J: 30
spd "; syo...t :S5 A VI and P. NJ Henpstead 68
A NJ and $3.50 p IL JAnAiea, $40, 7:io and $40 H. and
2: 10 and 4:40 z VI.
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NETWORK and MEXICAN STEAMSHIP


~ LINE vi, sAvANA tn. Ploa.er Ships Of 81. Line Si
sons. Of The ssE snd sP:nSe stssTsnP' Ia 81 tW
fSs,t sim. wrre but SewYo,h aud thoroughly fitted
aaa e1piesy trade aud IN ant o. steos,
o. ed and e s4nee cannot e1ceed Ths OCEAN Bird
after Der a Zip to >.wpTs.5: rl T1a Se,wsso Ssw To-
port the ports Of sa Cnpeehy Vera cra- tnd I,npoo
n NeIes com ees 'ea nSsthy :. Ssvs. Ill
b. tran hPP.d free Of e1pen.e ana VI on h f.,
day If NOVEMBER 1857 sod ~ a.l ennect ~ h'vsaa "h
r.. Of ,sn,hip' from Liverpool and II m Mtr.eiss 's
wi find mi. the quici comt,b snd s-e
anc the South OF sr.n;e '9d L7 CT any oo.
III. ms er az 'eI 70 AVOID he tsh sea iad strong
gaes Ct the North Atlantic Dean, will nd this are, VIA
Hs.rs, far desirable particularly during the wl-e'
For HAVANA and NEW cans s. So.a on THURS,
BfPb Johr Gisb.m- Comm.sser Will leave mi. O,t fron
Pier Nc 81 Moth River ot Of seAchs, above stated fos
"'''-' JOHN GRAN ~ 80. SD SroiiwA,,
Composite st Y c1o.sl. n
JOHN NJ CEBALLOS, NJ. II Bros st.
Ft Class Passage from N.- York to Havana: 6s
F Cls. Passage from New York to New" %
npco 5VS 0
Fist Class Pss.sse frvm M.Iss- ...........' ~
Agent. at I.vsn.-i. c. BUaNHAM & Co.
rJ'HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM.
i SHIP LINE for SOUTHAMPTON AMI HAVRE The
pehor dr',e,- .te.mship ARIEL aS% 'S1 srRpAy
Nov 8 precisely. fsm pier 50 North River foot OF
Chambers.st ,,o
First class passage tlie
eecond class soo
FIXED q
From New.York From aayre Southampton
kRTFL........,.. Nov 2 ARIEL............s Oct. 10
NORTH STARR. Nov. "a NORTH STAR Nov.
ARIFL....,,,,.,, Dec 10 ARlEL...... NOV -
NORTH STAR. Dee. Is
ARIEL .........l9S6 jar. 5
r... hin. h.v. c9par Lnents and balt aud
Sired in h b-.t for safety comfort Class and
insure a the lowest rates.
Letters pr. paid each si cents or are received :. me
Office OF the line, No. Bow nspesn dill IL O'clock A. H. Of
the day of sal iDs.
Goods specie taken at reduced rates and parcels prepaid
each 81 W and upwsrd For freight passage apply to
ID. TORRANCE. No. Bowling peeu New York
ALBERf N. CHRISTIE. No. Place De Ia sourse'
CHRYsTIE sCHLoRssHANN Co., No. oaS
C.siu.r Delavisue, Hsvre
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Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

PORT FALL RIvER--Ths spieSeid @ad saperiOs
steamer METROPOLIS Capt WD- Brow lesyss v.Yort
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY sid SATURDAY. Il O'elCes
p. NJ .nd ,MPlRZ STATE. Capt B. Brsyton e.sel View.
Ysrt every MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY ND FRIDAY, ~
O'clock p W. fsn Pier No. 3, " h 1- Battery sots
toaehins 81 Ne~por each vss.
Hereafter viii b regarded see1Tea 20 >1y sppd
Until the shall have been paid fst
Fr-iErr 70 sostoo Forwarded through With est 3srs;
- N E1pres. Freight Tram
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

CHANGE of PROFESSIONALISM Linz
~ I'm and ATE, MONDAY Oct % the Sesmes OF ths Lins
will leave pie, No R. first WHAT above Ba'serSpAe'
up NJ. in,tesd Of 5 p "
CHEAP EXCURSIONS by LONG ISLAND
~ RA,LRO AD between 1REENPORr and SAC dAHsOh
ana NEW-YORK. Fare 81 Leave brooklyn every "EDNES
DAY and SATURDAY at 10 A VI. Leave Greenpo1t every
MONDAY and THURSDAY az ~ 4. NJ
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MANHATTAN PLATE COMPANY,

MI An ia AN 4 ul = y y...yo't'
Manusetor, II superior PLATED WAKE ecino1hhs .eA
Sets Ca.e BssLs Piteb.rs Wsiiers, s ana spoons &c
Plstps on al kinds Of Met. done orer with tie greatest
aceursey - TO weight m silver
n b-llI good. stamped "NANHATrAN" are guaranteed
70 be plated the u weight Of silver indicated BY re 'tfnp
RFbLATTNG-Hotel, Ship. Stssmb1ss and Private Fam
lilies can every description Of Old Ware rspsted with
God or Silver and warranted.
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NaMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 70 HHL.
aDfIPHIA. f,om Pier No ! NORTH nvw.r~o Ne
:S,.s u sod rA asm!ns i,, NAV & * A. ~ :,
se.ms"a John POTTER p SOUTH a sS nsns' M y
ssP " sy JOHN POTTfA 70 AAB0f, sneacs nrees
c,r,den. ~ cars through n Ave henn flr -
ga. I'm. ~ n. t'S 20
I1TTUTGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE;
r.,sI 70 fr CHICAGO, sr LOUIS. kASsAs ma
~ poip ud >oah Net s.a o.. rai's ahr 5, IL
s syu; ynpE AN ERIE RAI'R OAs. or SE"-to1nHS
CENTRAL p.IlkoAD By .pO''-0 On at the Company VI
nee No 1873 Broadway, coz Deytp ,p-rp c,.,,l I,eut
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COUNTY, s-Ths COM

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, s-The COM
N NoNWTALTa OF PENNSYLVANIA N The H-ts ank
LsuI b. pr,sn tsty,s Of JOHN PE1sR MICHAEL, late q
the oxr .hp Basl kl, the County So.tnamp.os de.
ceased eeas: Whsrsss By Inquest of sa pafeoss, daily
award. by the Orphans Court % Nor hampioa Cosas, the
res. The said John fsisI Mehs va day sss-s ssd
AID where.s Dons Of the be Of The ssd iatssie
tersd in Court The Of The said isqsi-iion T. the
~ ,,mes therein u.ntiobsd al the spp>seent thsrsof
80. Voc .os therefore hsr-sy tsA 20 Be
as sprs.r before Jussesa Esaoo an orpasss Court
.s h. Ella Ia CoustJ OF Nofths afote-
IL on FRIDAY tn. third Dc, Of Noyemess next
t,p clocl IN the frencon then and there TO soo-ps
a. accent Of said estate At he ysuson hcee mssss
80 a. " cans, y nv the sane shall not be sold
Wines the Honorsbs washington VIC ~n,y, 'ss'aso'
-, ia 4 MT the t~epiy ourh csJ 81 AseaS'
in the year Lord one hcessoa es' snnxsa c.%'
I've. aN 3.v1v
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TU,Is MoRRrLL. Au;tionssI.
RI STOCK for HOUSEKEEpERS,

" =. I'D rHIs MORNING % Cs'slosue.-siie will
&c ,,si,ey 1ol Oeloct a. tie sptecu- saesroo q,
sou.e'S ,r.s' con strs o. wood. black wsnu ma
No VI 81 AID erane-d Furniture AZ pshos chambers
s9y,on, hal. &c. The Gnai'y Of Tbs fio;k hiu1enor:
10 rom he most relshr pnvste vHeroors an1 INIT
A. rres, sac ca .as ben advanced IL order
,s,,rs ,ha na hea;e saying ths privilege eKanin
.tsr be gwen 10 we've fall ssti ~ n A'l Psck
=, d ,;e1 6ed &c with 600 -hsrgs ps'st fo il par
an xtune cata que which is ready Containing the ex
f,r,ys vanity. " B-Dealer. opp1ruIity.
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G B. A K E.
Zone door west Of BIoadwxyJ
Have constantly on hand large STOCK Of
sILYER-VARE,
AT Wbsle GALE and Retail.
rvsrv ses made Old premises, UNDER our p-fvns
D-..o and are constantly nsnafsc nDe to order every
thir 10 ,bs Zoe any sn either antique modern and
however rich o elaborated
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III IN ~
u CENTRAL aOUTE, eeSpeetins nc ASainc S,He' W. -
Western Northwestern, sud Southwestern Sa S,hnrsl
snaoUs .iiwsy direct The ROal also connects 1"oar
s;h dsly line Of n pos on The western nyen
And AZ Cleveland and SandnAy sh Steamers 70 Al PoLs
,he Northwestern Lakes making The mos nreet VIZ
r,she route by which rRkiOHT sap ~ or~Has' 70 -
nom the Great W est - . -. -, -. ,,rrsprp1u
BATS BETwEEN rHuApfLrHlA .rd rlTTssohSh-
yrx,r CLAss-Boos Sboes Dry Goods, IN ia pes los
eo.rsJ Fun. FeaLheD, Se..... ......';;.
R,coSp CT .ss.-BoSks sod Sts;onery, Dry -. .
Goods, lp baes) Hardware, Lesther' ~ VT wv !"
Wool, hs.........'.. '''''''''s
ssxo Cl.ss-Anyils, BAssms' Sseon S"o So per 1" ..
Pors (tn bg'k } Hemp, We; .....'',.,;
sorsrp {, ,ss-Codee ysh Bacon snd loe ,ef loo a
porS Peaked lard and LsId Cd - -. -.
IN hipps Good from point east OF rn o. P
dor At 20 rns-k the package Wis fennsyYsnis ~
crs consigned ;hs IF hi' Road At porsaspna
s,tsburgh sll be Forwarded " bout detention ~.
FpEIeHr Assyrs.-Moses Pc;ter Session >, o snioo
sew.Ycrk; y ]. Sneeder phishephia, Nsgrs~ aoons'
ea.imore Geo Fr.ncisus PittSoursh spnsna. DrowSs
yi7eInraii Ohio; j. s. acorhead, louisville, ~ =.
seNYuu Madison, Ind Racit Co.. " koon Ao' =
6,tshep Sob, Evansville, Indiana
Yer further particulars OF bills Of adils, %piy
J. L. ELLIOTT, AGENT Penn. Railrosd Co. o. -,
C. g. ALLEN No. Aston House, New fofN
q NJ HOUSTON, General freight Agent, PHI sdsphis'
H. LOMBAERT. Superintendent. Astooos Pa
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i, ero nnSSsscIT %In FURNITURE at

- the prvste Tss!deIee Nc 10 eon.sns Of onA very
TIE pA rsor az c6 5S: sGea la,
FIRE. Ioups,s certsI w.no Clsck. o. Oh Paintings,
v.,: ss P'i% snG '9 ~:
,re sUfh c'hr o,.,ty Of stneo.n deeiiaus house
,esd: e. sSs i,s sed. sale po'itve Catalogue 20 the
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legal Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of County Of New York notice is hersby all
persons hsiBE esus sgaus, THOMAS VI. sTOSIER late Of
the City NewfOrk o>eessed present the With
vouchers thereof the sbshbe the oee Of JOHN Bsfer
Esq. No. FraEknsGusre N the City Of New I0k % OF
tscre the twenty day OF November Dated New
YoII. The 2s. day Of May, lass
JOHN BAKER. lYxees,ors
ny24lsusmoThs JONATHAN K LASDOS. $1,000
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IN PURSUANCE Of On order Of the Surrogste
Of the County Of Se~Yorh potee hereby nvsn % al
pevons hsvtpa claims sasss the WALLIS PARKER
.,e Of the Guy o. sseeSse Vre..st The same
Ched,ey No City Hal place. the Ci,y a New OH
ssfere he fru day Of Nsrch seltDsisd rh sh
s.y ~ Au.ost lGsA PHEBE AM fARKER Adaa istrsIxs
,nso i.wsmrh. n. A. CHEDSEY. AtoIns,.
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lQSE DAY BOAT for Xxx
ICeJsDs ALBANY, l.ndius (esch wav) lOeJcs
at Nysek Grassy Point West Point, Newbush, PoughkeeP
lie Rhine beck Cstskli Hudson, and CoIs,cke Meals
served % board The f.voite se.mer ARMENIA Capt N
b. Cochran mshrs her gula trips to b4ny le.vns
Sew.Yorh from foot Of Chambersst. every RUS JAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, a. o'clock, NJ a
oil accompany the Ste e.ch N cheek
baggage free For psrtcusrs inquire at Sewfort and Enc
Raj Ofce Cbsmbersst whsrf
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fur uiture.
;3ountp fdub 0ldyran4

4 AND RANTS WANTE .
IL TAYLOR 6R0fH.R> 3sntes
No Is r. 49,. New.Tork
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

LVANIA kAlLROAD.-THhEE
i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PhiLA,
OFLPHIA and PITTS BURGH.-The MORNING. MAZE
SRAIN le.yes PhA,dephs for Pittsbuisb NJ sns
t..ye, Ptt.bureh Tor PhAsde pbs n7 The AsI LINT
leave. Pbadephis for Pittsburgh .nd Pitsenrss
for Phisdelphi. At I'm The NIGHT ExPkEss rhAlN
caves Phisdepns for Pttsburrh Of u y NJ soo fnncrr
or Phb sde pits ST 10 z. NJ. -, a, $4,000. =.
The ,R I'VE tines connect Pittsburgh With tbs hNirosd
and rom ~ Lous Mo, Alton Gaens, snd Chesso III
srsusord Lexington and Louisville ny Tes a.a'e Msa
,n L. Fsyette snd Indianapolis, Ind, Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Belefon,ane ssnduskI Toledo Cleveland 20
rmbn. Iarervile Massilon and Wooster Ohio also Wiz
,he Steam boats from and 70 Sev'vfisan ~ 'es
louisville and Cincinnati .,, =. -. s.,.,. ., ,sa.
For further PARTICULAR see hand bills me no,es 81 ns
CIV Passengers will find tbs the shortest most expecuoos
M comfortable route between the East and West
raroush can be had at either OF the
Assas Ia the West. or 81 .-,. - ,o, .,
Courtand.st. New ora.
II CIIJCOTY Assnt, PennsYivsDis Railroad ca.
No. 2 Astor House. New Ysrs-
rUONAs MOORE AGENT COT. tlth and Mako sts-
Esx-York April 10. 1874 'n'sdeo"N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-08-15
Heart-rending Calamity.

On Wednesday evening last. gentleman
living near Communipaw Lane, Hudson coun-
ty Owe have not learned his met
with sudden and untimely end, under the
following circumstances 1t appears that he
had in his house three barrelfed pistol, load
ed. lie told his wife he believed he would
discharge The loads She replied that she
would ike to FIRE them off-to which he con-
sented. instructing her to be careful to point
the pistol upwsrd. She did SO. and two bar
rels went off the third, she told him, missed
fha. ~ ~ ssi.- ea.
He replied that perhaps it might NOT be
loaded, ard requested her to hand it to him
for examination. But alas. for all human
caleulaiions-she snapped it again; it proved
to be loaded. and she holding it IN wrong
position, instead of the ball going upwsrd, it
entered the heart of her husband killing him
instantly. ~.
The married couple were devotedly attached
to each other, and we learn that the mfortu-
nate self-made widow, is now frantic with
agony, bordering on insanity, in view of this
terrible catastrophe.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-08-15

rebound to the glory Of all, and that her annihila
ton would be the destruction Of ALL. We have
nodoubt but they viii shortly awake from their
dclirious dream. But what Sl.all thesslo2 This
party they cannot pursue much further; they wiiI
great many nf then. II least, Crop into the aboli
ton party Their hatred Of Foreigners AMI CATH
olics wlll submcrse into their love or the negro.
The ennoblins qualities Of their hc.,rts viii then
preaominatc, and their energies win be directed
to the ameioration Of the condition Of the human
race. This puts us in mind of historical ancc-
dote we saw regarding the wife killing Henry,
the 9Th monarch Of England. He had ordered
his spouse Anne Bolen, to be beheaded, and went
out to hunt in the park himself and come Of his
courtiers, he had not proceeded far, until favor
ite greyhound had got thorn in its foot, and
suffered great deal of pain from the accident
1t is said that so tender hearted the monarch,
that with tears in his eyes for the suffering Of the
poor hound, he would permit no person but him
self TO extract the thorn, lest they would agsra-
vate the pain. This was done about the precise
time that his favoritc Queen was losing her head.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-08-15

WHY LETTERS ARE NOT RECEIVER By NAIL.
-Recens investigations in the city of New
York show THAT the removal of postage stamps
from letters and then dropping the letters un-
paid into che Office, is practised there to a
great extent, chiefly by the lads with whom
they are sent to be mailed The stamps thus
fraudulently acquired are exchanged for fruits
or other refreshments, and then resold below
their legal value to such as are willing to buy
One individual has thus bought from the pro-
prietor of single fruit-stand some sixty OF
seventy of these stamps a = ..,.f
Letters thus deposited, bearing no evidence
of prepayment of postage, are of course not
mailed; and the public, as well as those. inn
mediately interested. blame the Post Ofhee
Department because they fail to reach those
to whom they are addressed.
1t is supposed that New York is the only
place where these petty but highly-injurious
frauds are practised. ~