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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-03
AMERICA FOR AMERICANS"

To ne Editor o. TasM Y TStbEne.
SIR had An opportunity yesterday Of witnessing 30
practical an illustration Of the above quoted that
think il worth recording. A large party Of Germans
beoppipp 10 some musical citation were returning
to the City ON Staten Island, where they had been
ENJOYING picnic. On the part Of the boat where l
happened to be with my wife and child were about
dozen highly patriotic Americans. Probably fearing
that in so large crowd Of foreigners their superiority
would not lie known and appreciated, they took imme-
date measures TO give unmstaka able signs that they
we're indeed " true Americans" after the Bill Poole
ORDER Their first demonstration consisted In knocking
a cigar-box out Of the hands Of poor German ped
der This they repeated after be had picked up his
little storenearly striking the face Of little body near
by. The Germans bore this quietly, and 1t was not
until tbese saunch Americans had in dancing kicked
one of their ladies and in various ways nsulted othe
fiat thew perpared 10 proceed to extremifies linen
was cheering to an American heart to witness me
~ adipess of our valiant Americans TO apologize ana
explain The prospect OF being thrown oyefpocfd was
not a. all rellsbed Dy tneIn anu 'ueu ="
not small ihereat NJ,
To be biief, Mr.. Editor, as on American l am DIS
pusted with the ideas that seem TO prevail with so
many of my countrymen Of what constitutes " true
Auericeniein. This rowdy demonstration is but
lower exhibition Of the whole spirit OF this rampant
movement termed Know nottingham, as uaderstood
by the majority Of members. II s disposition 10
oIpress the foreigner and crowd him TO the wal.
10 return 10 the rowdies Of yesterday; They In
dull ed in hooking calls, "Lager-bier," Nix cum
rouse," &c. treJ TO interrupt the singing ~ iner
own discordant yes, and did every possbe thing TO
aeerayate and insult the Germans. Yes they nooiy
refr.Bed from doing item any injury although nu-
M ri. ally able to swallow he whole oil them on me
srot. When will tie day come when we may look fof
similar forbeaTsnce on the part OF Americans ."
eituated
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Newalork daily Gribm,re.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE LIQUOR LAW IN NETWORK.
To tie Editor Of The ~ y. Tribune.

To tie Editor Of The n. y. Tr1uae.
SIR: The police of your City is now cautioned by
his Honor ibe Mayor from any interference with
nported liquor in carrying out the Prohibt1ry Law
Liauorselling under such proclamation VIII not be
abated In Eew.YuTk. What police officer can decide
between domestic and mportedr You have Law
,,plvnc in certain seasons against dogs running at
large withou, muzzle. suppose your Mayor sents
onh strict orders 10 see this law executed ana that
doc found In the streets without a muzzle 10 az once
seized and destroyed.
lido not know that there il any law placing an excise
Oh dogs. but III Government has right to place
du'y OF them. suppose foreign dogs, even WIN
dniv on them would pay well, and that cargo OF
6CIO 10 10000 Of them should be Landed 10 New
York ard sold to m many of your citizens (about the
number Of your high AID low groEgenes,l ahd my
with The domestic dogsl should be found without
muzzes running at large in every street and lane IN
New-Yok swapping at this child, biting another-this
mother ana thai fater-snd very many OF such bitten
OF Is should become mad, biting and destroying others
frequently their own offspring, and causing Their mad
uess and death Suppose all hi- and that your MAYOR,
UIo has h. retOore stood 80 firmly forth as cham non
In fyor of law and order with hls heart agonzed Al
the fearful state Of things brought about by the run
ming at large Of both domestic and inpofted dogs
should hasten 10 issue his proclamation 70 hs army Oh
rolee 10 arm themselves against the domest'e dogs,
Int al their peTil lot 10 touch an imported do1i 1
iuasmuoh as there come 5000 to lOO.V IN 49,
DO tie importers Of viii h had paid al,y sn',oo.'
and IN consequence prOccUh DN Di,i'e -...,to1 90
1E,e must be Protected by the State laws nuzLed VI
noi NUKE bie whom they would make r mao ~aGn
ey would Destroy whom hey would not 81. THS oacy
may be very absurd one but r Ssa the the a,e eD
lle .,;op Tor issuing sueh proclamation to
Ieopc, % 1o,@d dogs mad not az his late procia
nation to oec, the I ss Of hoss vie h i%
foi'u, 's,snsed from about Ten thousand Of the high
snd low eroggers in your city, csusng medness,
estb disease and poverty, and taxatsa to an extent
,bst no mortal can gaugef
/ Yours respectfully, EDWARD c. DELAVAN.
! Earai HIS p. O. banstoA, SITossz Co. June q lS&
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TIVE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY u Ro1bury, ts discovered 10 one Of oui
sumop weeds remedy the, cures Every KIND OF
a. bss tred IN over hundred and failed
except cases both taande hurnor Dc has now U -
Po'ses.iop over 's hundred eer'0o~ie' 0 " "'' " "-
tD'tle. sre warmed to cure nurslus.ore mouth
One three boes vii the worst knd VI pnPes On inc
Two or three bottles will clear system Of blls~
Two ttes are wansntsd the ~Orst s4nker No he
gbr 70 Owe bsle. are the worst OF
erP'l,,, ,o,,,, A.. warranted to cur. 4. hner in tn.
Two eortle. are running Of the and
Fsnf or 81 soits aye corrupt and running
elceTs
Two three bottles warranted 10 cure he wsr ease Of
Tirgw0rm ,-..
Three to four LOitls. are warranted to .Altheum
Five 10 sish bottles win the u scI0t0la
benefit always experienced fon he 6f't bottle snd per-
feet warranted when he sbSy. qua atty = AIKEN
Ncthus Improbable those VINO have Ia vain te
Al. the wonderful medicines Of The day hs eoanOn weed
sTery huIaor in he system yet il fxea tat II you have
hur he's start There ands hams mar has
.s :, ~ i se ,Is S s. T 1ei d soson NOV the
q every case pa already DIE 'oms % m ge4.
year DID, 70 ole peopl. 1Ey have poor plny orlay
H. king children whose H,sh soft and hsbbJ restored ~
To those who are subject ek headache bottle gh
cure it 1t gives great relief n eAtah .nd h1Hhss
hen r,tulatei BY Where the BODY sound II SoEks quite
bot where there cersns' urn Oh the i4Hent O
II vii very sns.laT ling h1r you must not De
alarmed; they always disappear fUm fur Jays q We 4
There bsd result from IL the coutrsy "oep O
fsrs rene ysu Will feel yoursef IKE new person
heard o the IsVsgnt eHconms u u that ever
isisued to -
Nsuufsefured BY DONALD KENNEDY, No. 10 wArren-st
Roxfrry. Ma. Price 81 , . q,
~ 81 Bsrc.y-.t-: CHARLES H RING Ne lga BSa1i~sy
a B. D. SANDS. No IA wAsTs ~ AA AZ 0Rvis -
10 ihsn-sti BOYD PAUL snssrsst' WELLS = Co
ll6 Fr.zkhnst; McKIsSON ROBBINS Co. No ~ haid@a
lane, HAVILlND, HARaAL RIsLEY, Wsrren,st
WARD. CLOSE Co, Maiden lane Nn dAi D plooAiyni
Union.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIL
1OSS Sumner Arr.nrmenL 1SS
lOOO. TAKE NOT G Il. lOO.(.

INV ROU.E OPEN TO ST. LOU 5.-phsSENGERS
FOR THE WEST SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST BY rts
CLl " LAND. BELLEFOSTAINE AND INDiANAPoLis
RAILROAD.
Ibis the shortest and comfortable route from Ne
Y0k, Boston and AL NewEp.and Albany. Toy and blaAo
70 Mari Bei.efonfaine Dayon sydney Pdaa ana Dreen
wi Ohioj Union Numcie Indiana obs, Peru Lafayette 10
fanspoTt Ter1e HsHe vneennes and Evansville Ind Louis
vile Ky. and ST Luis
THREE Trans LEAVE CLEvELArp DAILY SUNDAYS EL-
cEPTED i7:So A. NJ yXpes Train connects at GALLON with
B. and I. Train
II A. NJ connecting Belleontsne with the NJ r. and
L. Z Train for Urbans aid SpDsd-d ard arrive At Day'on
sfeDoou indianapolis $3.50 same esenins
nights sleep and in the 5y the early Trains
foi Lsfu yere, Peru LoeanspOrf end Chicago
Psser for Terre Hauie Nncenne. and Evansville leave
IndisnaIO s:l5 NJ Terr- Haute at 2;l5 p W
VrcsI 3:l5 p NJ Evansville s sane evening Lane
Of Post Cosci leaves Niucenns 80 p f1 hena III
mics NIL the unfinished link Of the ONO
Mississippi Railroad bet 'neennes ami - LOUIS
arrive with the Express Ifan a.
6:SA NJ and arrive ST. Louis |: 80 same sfterroon
The Rose in fine order -nd pass through beautiful
country, making charge desirable 20 travellers. -
Ferry m Jr his Line viii be filed with Iron hsis
making continuous Railroad Line from the Ansnuc 70 the
MISSES pp Eighty ave miles shorter BY his route than via
Tois Dc and Clcago 10 81 ouis
7:l5P NJ Lighting Express Train from Cleveland, MAKING
connections with all places ne@d By above rains arrive AZ
lndisr rorningj connect immediately with
F1frc Train Niuccnues and here with Stages tor Aeri
esvns $50 by Express Train and arrive at 81 Lo1'
q: l:sCP. "
Psenrers desire stop Xens III they leave there
A. NJ and arrive St Louis al p NJ same afternoon
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DFGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONINGTON

IL fI BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, kEW-bEDrOAp A'
TAUkTON.-lnlaDd ruute ca rytng the IA ten NAL -.
The new stesuer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone .Hs
C. VANDERBILT CAPT w. II. FAzee, IN eonnecti9n VII tae
sngion ana Providence and Boston and Proydsnce nal
roads leaving NewYok daily Sunday excepted! LON
No IN R. first wharf above bs---Ey plsce az Is
an Sfou .tfr O'Clock l. NJ srvAl o. me Nal u>n
zhsh leaves Boston 50 Psi.
These steamers uns1rpss7ed for strength, safety
comfort and elegancs TIE ohce e1perencea sa si'
tive =, -. ,.,.s..-
The c. VANDERBILT, from Newly ork-Monday W ednes
aay ard Friday From StsLington1uestAy, THURSDAY ~o
SAfurCay. -. r,,-.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New ferk-Iae-day mus
CAV ard Saturday. From Stonnston-Aonday "sfnrs Ao
Friday. s...l, ~,
Passenger arrival stCunzon proceed p,
Railroad 10 Providence Boston, Taunton aud New
the Exrre Mail reaching said phases several hoars 70 20
vance Of those BY other routes, and IN ample une
eary Morning Lnes eonsecfins North and East
who REF H. remain board the enjoying
rest breakf4 ing fdered, and leave a.
the A NJ. train connecns AZ Prgvid .nce Win INC IL ~
tan for Bos,on, Taunton aud New-BedoFr ... -,
Throufh t,kens on Moudsy- Wedne-dsys and rn6Ays
Nantucket Holiness Hole AID Woods Hole, va New
soupsefips with the new Esse Wing -
Baggage sceoupanes The Steamer &a TAN
-ark way. -. n..-on NAV
For pSsass berths or freight spphesoonn
De made pier Ne Nerth AiveI' Of q me SH''e' ~
tery-plAce-
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MospAY.-Tbe Mayor 10 u'e Cnon' .. - -
StoT school AIoneys--A communication was re-
ceyed from The Superintendent Of ~ paoc Instruction
,eJ oy state ) heol Moneys the apportionment Of
he City and County of New-York i s27l,s3s 10.
Refened
Moneys for Rsgister C0mmtssaoners--A report was
received from the Commissioners stating that they
would reque $50 600 for the current year Referred
Bill Of $sl IS for Transporting le3 men OF SIKH reg-
nent to end from the ate Arsenal, and rstons fur
nisLed them on 81. Pstrcs's Day, they having been
Kept on duly that day by order Of the Mayor 10 aid
The civil suihoriies Referred. ~
Communication that Peter Nugent has been selected
a. pupil for the Institution Of the Blind. To Con-
toler.
Tie report in relation to increasing the salaries Of
the Judges Of the Superior Court and Common f1ess
was postponed to Monday next.
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nle0icdl.
TOR THE PILEs-DR. UPHAMs ELECTU

TOR THE PILES-DR. UPHAm ELECrU'
AIRY an interss remedy certain nr his distress
ips and complaint For Ut the aos
cures pamphlets be had the Doctors medical Once o'
eopultaou ard dy- 37 4tbst sd door from the Bow
ery between BOwsry and Broadway.
CAUTION-Tbe ubic cautioned against counterfeit OF
NV Escuny which h. recently made lie appearance In the
civ The genuine my signature the outside wr.ppr
,,r nv me With pen TIE counterfeit has pnred fac
smile of nv signature and very dsngu,het from the
seru The uuc;fet proves TO be NOT only rorne. oat
t he gfrue be obtained the propretoTs once
No 7 Alb 81 door froU Bowery, te'ween bowey ano
Broadway and Of C. V. CieL Co., No 81 Bnclayst
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U,HE PEOPLE of the STATE OfNEw-YORK

U'HE PEOPLE OF the STATE OF NEW-1Uhh,
BY O. Of God Ere and ndePend,nt; TO all pes 1ns
CITY OF deceased difors egaees next kin or
otherwise nd GreeDg You and each Of you are hereby
cited and required b. end appear before suO
gate OF County NewfoIk his Office In the Cy OF
ftwYoik Oh eth day August next at ell O'Clock Ia
The forenoon Of that day then sn there attend tie h1a set
temeni If the proceedings OF GEORGE d. H. OIL
LKsPE e Executor the Last VIII and Testament OF said
eecetd In testimony have caused tbs se OF oce
of aid 10 b, hereul Fixed Witness Alexander W.
Bradford Esquire Surrog te Of oar said County At the
IL Civ NevfOrk he I'D day OF june ths OF
our Lord one thousand ezbt hundred add ifty-hys.
ite6 law4wTu A. w bhADFOhDt surrogate
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fNHAKTIEhS COAL COMPANY.-TRUST

A
sTt BIS sA hnAIRoGD' EolPMEN ., &e-sy yifius
vested in and oonhded me IN and b. certain deed %
tIu moueaee executed BY hc OhAh iESS OoAL I'm
IN the reeorong deeds in he County Of Allegheny II
psss ISL &C. viii expose TO sale by Public Aacton Al tie
heIshsn ExchSIes on e.@s p yle irfrSr ss rs
o'cloel r all and SINGULAR the TATE PROPERTY aud
PREMsFs included in and Intended and bound By said deed
OF Nner Coal which snd les uuaer the surface Of those
Eve and situate in Robinson Township in he eou9
~ soresad 10 witt The Bunles Tract bounded by iands
81 Mel snos heirs John and James Nioke NJ Il bison sn
Win ANN m s', ma nv PeTsns 70 s and
Compsn, reoorded In the ohee aforesaid IN Deed Sook VOL
Fsads heirs McCoys heirs the Burnsides tract 'nd samuel
NeCudS containing 40 acres and U.s. N
vovme page le1 lhe Marks Tret. adjoining he lands o.
Ednuneson Phillip Samuel Riddle J'ms. k s % .nS
Marks ad Company recorded IN sAme volume page le9
dc and siasesSii s ming 81
hes-deecnbed deed om Joseph kdmundson TO SAYS
bousaed by snds Of samuel Nc univ Akrn'' ser' Les
TbomheIss beis .no j. H. DAVIS hel. % srs
pefches described In deed nom joan 1--WE an ~ie 70
" Rennston recorded In said office in volume 80 PAGE 81
Also al that certain piece Of END sssa the NC e
lsDds Of Alexander Mckee and the Ohio RIVER ana contain
na Ne ~, ss Cp,p nv recorded in said volume 81 esse
10 which erected Eve frame dive ne houses ana M
Lor improve Aso all that oth,l certain pece Of d
IN ssG township oousuirg ten acres ing on me ono RIVER
shove McKee, Rocks and ajonne eid Seai seIes lsa ao
the southwestern end q said and extending theom
white OAK Mckee's upper lac, neal CHARTERS crceA
viii the pIiyicse Of maintaining thereon Railroad &c the 10
q said Company being ieeshold toT years tn s
April Sis, sub~cl % Hosud Of 200 year uni, April
l. 1888 aud lneocefrth $50 year which piece NJ land are
eisced coal tpl Tai road wharf Office engine shed weigh
house scale sud hsrbo and other nensad prem
ie and privileges being descnbed and dehued IN lease oG
Alex Mckee . W Reuos ded IN said ethce IN vol
$50 and the Company
sso lrme o. rage III. Also sl those Lots Of GrOlud
ros ~ he Village OF Rominston. si he said
Neon ck Tract beng eseh e feet IN font an IN
10 fec IN depth snd each Of which ereced txostory
tau stousc. Also. ell that RAlru I'D
kuoar ss tie Crters Coal Colnpauys Railroad, extnd
Ohio Riger said Village Of Reustn9, bclg sboa
nss lcrrih with an tie materials equipments md
tbefsof aud Of fe sail Comp ny Demo fts
l,s End Cos Noks. Including two ooon tvs eau IN
"a budeu Cafs $50 l Cars ucks Tools tnpl-meuts
tH.or's Materials a. Msehuey aud so all the Franchises.
j. p. ID. LANikR rrsstee.
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Tor BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL

j RIvER-The splendid and superior steamer ME-
TROPOLIS Capt VIM Brown caves New. iors ever IL
and BAY STATE Capt ThomAs g. Jeweti leaves New orr
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY a, T, oe,oes
p NJ from Pier No. ~ R. the Battery Both 'o1ehns
4 Newport each way 49,, .x,,,
Hereafter be regarded secured 70 any .PP"
ssEt nntil the al shall have been paid for ...-.
BIZ an Express Freight Tram. ~,
y WM BORDEN AGENT. Nos. 10 and n WestsI
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oy,rcs cssrsL RAILsoAD csxrASy OF Ssw s.!.
No % Wsli.s.-Ssw' foha, 'sDs ., is1N ,
pesolntion Of the Board n

X vl.ue A, r..ed the Finance Committee OFF, to
a. The CcEra RAiroN Company Of New Jer-
cent sS IT * coSPo SS' BINDS rsas@s Nay
,s1s ,,yise the stock Of he COMPANY unt May l.
80 80 .,,,eS the security Of any inortgsse hat no ~
We jsid on the Rsosd from Eis-bchpOrt 10 Phillips
80 az ire Delaware River. ... -.
- il Be registered he boo's Of the Company IN y =
,he holder Bond psysoe n bearer a. me CA
veSiepee Of boldsrs from t'rne 20 itns my qsrs
Che ro.ree Rosd repeat that u tn man "a
outlet Of three n.' al IN mp course Of deCo %
Iske Ontso one ~ he Lehh Coal fields, and rit1sy %
Fre Ccvosrd ard Crest West and me requrns ne coz
srueoD Of My s. miles Of road to pierce me eSh ~ -
s1Ln,Il Coal HAn and make ciTee. unbr ken h2e %
Ptt.bu sb and bee irg nor neee iiey pc IA
- ~ that by this road the three A"thrsnS
(osi Iegiobs aye esob brought wiit1 10 IA ~ @ v ts1
there rot being miles difference "a distance
The partial opening Jun, ard sn's'1a o1 the
july o. ", On d IaekawsDns Roads ia the F-l ren,
Der IL irerstvey necessary that his company l4 VIZ -
seeoupished it Be economically co nP1 "a
y ssns without int rfrne with TIE business o. me
eest saving IN sxpepse over what W0aio cost S''
siI a., Kosd il overw belnieo With business
will be entitled subscribe fnr bon1s 70 inc *
, oUrtbs of stock held BY h-m In the books OF
sSs sbec ia tie former case 20 rednetOn or "
ifthe rtpcp shall be in excess Of the w1ole
suouit Of h nds fercd
syeposs viii be received the Office Of tho Company
10 &c vs til he 18th July neusivei sfer wien t'e
Ttsss-Ten ser cent Of The par value o the bonds will Be
psve on notice e acceptance Of bds 10 per cent on tos on
rten and IN bs ain II 10 per cent not oite
once In thirty cays ~ required BY the Company Inc
r be per cent when n bcaes ~ sI Bond.
he isucd exchange for the salrn nj Teoe pit 81,
Sutcrbers have the option Of paying 10 i s' any e
uror giving notice at the Office OF the Company ,,
neni a ialments viii give tn mpauy the right
o. folfi ne g. uPPSiS P0 JoaS @ ~ JogSsToS
a'""'" John c OREtN Finance
WILLIAM E. DODGE, Commii,ee.
ADAM SOREIE,
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CUPREME COURT-JOsEPH WE'LL and
- MAN WE'LL asst L. s. BERGEN I'D suit 10 tbs De-
len dlut You ore hereby summoned and required 20 swer
the complaint action which will b. flied In ihs Office of
III Clerk the City and County Of New York AZ the q Hall
in he CRY NewYcrk and 10 copy Of your answer
10 the aid complaint Subscribers their Office No
Was in said City, within twenty days after the service OF
this yen exclusive OF tho lay Of sucn services
an II YOU the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid the plaintiffs this action viii tax jadgn AZ az inst
you for the hundred twenty eight dollars and
with interest from the twenty third day OF
Anil one thousand eight HUNDRED and fifty i've, besides tho
coste of this sctou. Dated Goth June. 1855
EMERSON & PRI HARD Plain! Ifs Attorney.
Tie complaint this action filed la the Office OF said
CleIk CT be 2ist day Of June, 1870
EMERSON 4 PRICHARD, Attorneysfor Plaintiff
lie Is lhNGNg1u
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MARSH superior PAIN RELIEyER is the

wi Lest family med cine for the Of Colds Rheu-
matsm Burns Cuts Bowel Complaints, &c very Iunsrors
Testimonial q. s efficacy received ways hand for
sls hoe.ae the PICK aud Pre- Warehouse
~ J. McCOLLICK Co., No 81 WashDgton-st
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CuPREME COURT-JOsEPH WEIL anl

CUPREME COURT.-JOSEPH VEIL aud
- NAN We'll, against l. 5. BARGEN.-First suit
40 ,Er DFFFNDANT-YOu are hereby Summed and re-
ouhed 20 answer complaint in this act9n which vii De
1cc Ia the the Clerk of the City and County OF Sew"
York at the CyHa in the city Of Nefork aud 10 serve
cory OF your the ssd complaint on the SUD coe
AZ ber Of &c No xal in said CT thin twenty lays
AZ er the service this exclusive OF the lay
b,p he lime aforesaid the Plaintiffs in this will lake
m ent against for the Of hundred AMI eighty
on. ar with twentyone doari from the tonrth
Ss Of November ore thousand eight hundred an fifty fur
sTd on Two HUNDRED sixty dollars from the 10Th day Of
usry one eight hundred AMI nyhye, besides the
ccsts OF his action-Daei ltth June, 955
EMERSON PRICaARD Plaintiff Attorneys
The complaint in this action hed IN inc ONCE OF SAID
Clerk on the 2st cay OF June, 1859 - .n
EMERSON-& PRICHARD Attorneys for Paiatita
iec6 IatV6 u1u
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I,1vF o,C, OCK STEAMBOAT LINE for

1--WE OCT UCk hIEhMbDAL Lfr ~, III
II HUBSON and IN rERMEDIATE Pr ACFS. The splen-
did steamers LUMbIA and bUTH AMERICA viii leave
Tot of Rrris psf. LIVERY AFTERNOON t>u"day esce ia
AZ O'clock connecting Nth from hgs"n aSAh sd
Urd.on and Bos Rrrosd, Chatham Four 'ofner. "a
wards (cor Meeting with sngs for l. banon sPiag'J
Lee Pittsed North and South Adsm- an al
the western psrs of Msschsets. The 'In leaves I'd
=. kr..tS., HAyILAND, CLARK Il Co.
" L. R. MELLEN Co.
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LteSI F'rss gwen BY o. c. BALDWIN at the C. C. and c.
r. X. Ofsce. CeyelInf IL.
.rolis ron hence q Louisville. Madison, Tere Hauie, La
Procure TEet 4 hs Lake Shore Railroad Office in Ceye-
land Of d. BALDWIN General Ticket Agent, ID. HOR-
TON ~ The Nedien House, Cev flaud
~ IA HoU.s from CLEVELAND To LOUISVILLE, Ky
Merriam, bins .h Goods axe contracts IN New
Ys pop Albany or TROY with the General Freight Agents
M the Railroad Conn ETie Cans. lanes 20 wnom
throusb Fright Tariffs have been sent Goods addressed 20
-, HILLS AGENT C. C. and C. Railroad Cleveland will
De forwarded ~iih ii 'po.ch }. NotttNuhAN sup u
For pfcr elton ratiye the above routes spPy to D.
HoRTDN General Ticket Agent Weddell House, or c. H.
BROOKs Passenger Agent, The C. C. and c. K X Depot
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Ocean 6tedmers, &r.

DACIFIC Express COMPANY-For CALI
NORMA SOUTH PACIFIC OREGON SANDWICH
ISL Ms and CHINA Our next regular EXPRESS vi 20
fow ard THURsDAY Igly per .tes@s GEO LAw vs
Of sp cisI Ressnge-s Fresh taken the reduc rates
S,os6 tarees received until o'clock day Of ssiing
hove Government 10 cent
..-aiarce y n HALL. Azen',
No. 194 Broadway, corner sdIr-st-
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suIcIpR.-On Sunday night Mary Ritter 4erm a =,
an ury ed from fouTtbsory window -. "a II
md . ost stsnily sIsd She bed been -
ran for time past.
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BANK DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE OF NswfoRE
ALBANY June q i2s5
THE BANK OF LANSlNGBURGH has this
DAY fed in this Office notice Of the appoint nent OF pE
Yk a. sseptr for denpon M circulating Dose- agree
all. entitled Al act 10 nd the several aets res'
a Bankers Passed April II, s5l.