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Cuba.

The official organ Of the Administration at
Washington, the Union, is devoting many Of
Its leading editorials to Cuba. u these the
Importance of Cuba to this country is dwell
upon with great energy. and in this connec.
ton 1t is contended that the importance OF
its annexatian has been felt and declared oy
the leading statesmen Of both parties, under
every administration from Mr.. Monroe 10 tne
present time. In this list the Union includes
Messrs. j. Q. Adams, Forsyth, Clay, A. IL.
Everett, Van Buren,, Stevenson. Webster.
Upshur and Irving. 1t contends that the
fidelity with which our government has en-.
forced its stringent laws against military or
ganiz ations, and frustrated the fllibustering
schemes against Cuba in this country, in the
face of the acknowledged value of its acqui
stion, gives the lie to the charges of fiIlibus-
tsring propensities brought against the ceun
tcy. Not only has this it says, been the case,
but the most remarkable patience has been
exercised with regard to the outrages Of
Cuban authorities, and the evasions of Span
ish diplomacy. But it considers that enough
has been done in Difference to European
opinion; it is now time to go forward for the
redress of injuries and insults, without regard
to the calunnies of foreign or domestic enc
mics"
The late proceedings in Havana, and espe-
cially the execution of the American citizen
Estrampes, are commented upon with feel
ing by the Union. Estrampes was tried by
military court martial, in spite of the de-
mand OF our consul that his fate should be
decided according to trial under treaty stipu-
lations. Mr.. Marcy had declared to the
Spanish Consul General that eff one drop of
American blood is spilled in the present cri-
sis, the United States will not be answerable
for the result" The Union makes no par
ticular reference to what the Administration
means to do; but complaining Of the refusal
to vote the S10,000,000 to be employed by
the President for any exigency that might
arise, it thus concludes:
Meanwhile, the country needs no assurance that
the President will do his duty according to his best
ability and with all his energies; but 1t ia right that
the obstaces which abandoned opposition has
thrown into his pathway should not be forGotten
or moderated.
1t is known that vessels of war have been
despatched to Havana, with what instruct.
tons is not stated But it Is at least clear
that their presence is deemed necess AIRY.
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AUCTION NOrIoE.-STOCK OF CARRIAGES
&c, AT AUCTION We invite the attention of the
public to the sale of Carriages, Keckaways, Bugsies
Whips, &C., this morning. at 10 o'clock, at Mr. Tbos
Clemmitts Factory, on 10th, between Main and Ca.
ry sts- See advertisement.
ape LARUs & SHINE, Aucts
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APPOINTMENTS IN WAsHINGToN.-JohnB edell,
Of New Hampshire, has been appointed clerk in
the Office of first comptroller In place of Col L. L.
Taylor absconded with others peoples money
George Walden, of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, has
been appointed Lieutenant in the revenue service.
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LAKE NAvIcArIoN. - Three steam propeller,
forced their way throush the lee, on Lake Erie
Thursday, snd Aesrted from olsaysland.
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UNION BUILDING FUND COMPANY.-This
Company will hold its Twelfth Monthly meeting ON
MONDAY Evening next, the 18th inst, at the usuai
place, at O'Clock. The Qusrterly Report will be
presented and a number of shares of Stock offered
for SALE Persons desiring Stock requested to at
tend. %
The Secretary will receive the Monthly Install
mont during the day at his office, No. 81 Pearl st.. CT
at the place of meeting, at u o'clock
THOS L.. d WALFORD,
ap7-2t Secy U. B. +. Co.
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@Ek u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
ssAIs JAMESTOWN for New York via Nor
folk, leaves TUESDAY afternoon, the 10th instant.
at o'clock.
Freight received to-day Monday at u O'Clock and
up to the hour of o'clock P. M, Tuesday, ths 10th
instant. 80 g 5s+
Passengers requested to be on board before tho
hour of departure, 4o,clock P. M. Tuesday,
Tickets and berths secured at Office, southslds
of Basin.
Those desiring TO take the ship at City Point By the
train Of cars leaving the Petersburg depot O'Clock
Wednesday morning, can do 20. -
Shippers requested to send In their bills lading
early Tuesday afternoon
Consignees are informed that their goods will be
landed to-day, and they requested to send down
for them and If not sent for. they must be slowed 81
their expense and risk.
ap s--2t LUDLAM & WATSON.
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A CARD-The subscriber, an expert
encsd practitioner of Medicine, Surgery and Obste-
tries, having located on Broad street. three doors
shove tenth, offers his profe ssons services to the
citizens of Richmond. r..
He has devoted much time and attention to the
study and practice of Midwifery and to the treat.
ment of Diseases of Women and Children
ap Tim RICHD 8. GAUTHORN, M. d. Z
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Mrn1cA1 C4nn-Dr WA p Hnr

3 MEDICAL CARD DIR. WIN. p. HUI re-
spectfully offers his professional services to his
friends the citizens of Richmond, and its vicinity
q Office corner of Broad and Mayo Streets for
merly occupied by DR.. Carter P. johnson, where he
may be found at all hours both day and night when
not professionally engaged. ap 9-eodSt
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NUKNH-DA-GUMB.- subscribers
" have just received small lot of Imperial
Golden Smoking Tobacco" or as it is called in the
East, 'Gurnh. Da 6umb." This Tobacco is some
thing extra; it is highly priced in the East and is
used exclusively by the Ladies' We had a few box
of this exquisite narcotic sent to bv officer
in the East, merely as sample of magnificent Smo.
for once in their lives have taste of the genuine
G.. d. G. The public are cautioned to beware of
counterfeits. The genuine Gurnh- Da- Gumb is to be
had only of NoRBORNE NORTON L CO.,
s4e H.5. +, . aFlse. l64 Main street,
81 liza Ann
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s cerros FAcroax Buasr.-The cotton factory
of smith Cutler q Co. Is AenherN Il. 81. va
bssasd on Tussday, 27A tsst Los el0,eoo
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NEW WORK BY DIR. TYNEY, zBAX-
IN TER UNABRIDGED, SC, &c.--For sale by

P 3. PRICE.
THE RICH KINSMAN, or the History of Ruth;
by Stepen H. Tyney, D. D., Rector of St. Georges.
NJ Y.
5 THE SAINTS EVERLASTING REST; by Rich.
ard Baxter; the only complete edition ever publish
ed in the u States
THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE; by BY McIlvaine
Of Ohio. s1-15r
THE LIFE OF ST. JOHN; by Bp. Lee.
T DAILY COMMUNiNGS WITH GOD, from the
Writings of Lei shton.
THE LIFE OF DIR ALEXANDER: by his son.
CONSOLATION; by James w. Alexander D. D.;
4th edition. ap Git
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NOTICE-rhe concern of WHITE IL y
IN p1GE h.v,as beea dissolved o. ne ,.n.. slt
February. ID 10 Indispensable ms. asss should b
debts das 70 L on the let Jsnsa,I Ell ssid Ses,
paid. Notice u thsfefors sssssn. ~ Trlv next WI
BE- placed In the haads Of oeanssa - - - sp
suit. -------------~;;s--- 4 an
NOTICE-Ny stores VIII be clo 2. We. q
IN nosSsy ana Tassday. and rs-opsnsa =
nssday. April II, iSoa Jacob A. LEVY.
sp 9-St .a-.--S---S----.--- - "a 1hls
q TORAGE-The bulk o. i ..4 isnss.ss
- win be tshsn u vexJ .o ~. -. s..,iessioa D.
edssssd On ssns' n n. SSir0tblp q 60
MNA1ss#
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r.. M N THE ANS EXPRESS

E2MK MPANY,
Organized July 1s 1854. under the laws of the Stats
of New York,
CAPITAL In TWELVE THOUSAND SHARES.
Controlled by Board of nine Msnssen.-Shsfs-
holders individually liable.
GEO. w. CASS, Pittsburs, President.
WIN. B. DINSMORE, New York, Vice Prssideli
and Treasurer.
e. s. SANFORD. PHILADELPHIA, Secretary
MANAGERS
s. M. SHOEMAKER. Baltimore,
j. M. THOMPSON. Springfield, Mas,
C. s. SPOoNER, New Haven,
GEORGE w. CASS, PittsburE,
VIM. B. DINSMORE, New York,
A ADAMS, Boston,
RUFUS B. KINSBEY, Fall River,
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, New York.
e. s. SANFORD. Philadelphia. sp S-eodfI
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EY7 For late Foreign News see first page
of the Dispatch.
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1flfh PBL6 Superior Family, Extra
~ sas ssssss y'aessi issslsias 81 s13ssH
ss1sasss1 IS ~ ssso asass - ~ r ss1sss,s |
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VIRGINIA AND

xHa - EH$za$fss<z<<SSJ VIk6INIA hND
IA s1szss TENNESSEE RAIL
ROAD-NE u EDULE-sUMMEkA -.
RANGEMENT.-On and after April 10, M 81 .no
days excepted at O'Clock p. NJ. and arrive "
Wytheville at p. M ,.,v.
Retaining leave Wythev'e at A. u f sna p.sS.
az Lynchburg at IL M, making the trip from h'ch'
mond and Petersburg to wythevile in IA hours.
CONNECTIONS. a..
For BUCHANAN, via Buford's Depot, on n" IN.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, and affise ~
FOR FINCISTLE, SWEET and WI !T sul'
pHUR SPRINGS, CHARLESTON, hArAw1n.'
and GUYANDoTTE, via Bonsacx's, on iaeA1A''
FOR saAI ABINGDON hi JoNEsBoRo' and kNoA'
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q FOR RENT-A room over (W. P.
- Perkins store, No. 14l Main strsstl well
adapted for most any use, and furnished with shs
wing and say and side lights 80 feet long and so fee
wide Apply to W. p PERKINS,
ap 3 TIA 141 Easle Square.
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~ Strayed or stolen from the subscriber, on
old. about 10 hands high. No marks recsliected ex-
cept the marks of the harness Hewas slightly lame
stiff ia his hind legs, and in coed working order
will paw the above reward for his delivery TO me-
No 2is Main street. or at Lee oyerby's stables on
Franklin street.
ap 9-St ID. BAKER.JR
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Aznu MRS. j. WOODY, (next door to
z923 Mansion House,l having returned from the
1H North. where she has purchased large and
splendid assortment of MILLINERY, EN-
brscng all of the newest and most fashionable styles
TO which she invites the attention of the Ladies'
She hssmsde arrangements to receive weekly, from
the Northern cities, the newest and most fashions
BILE goods In her line. ap9-Imt
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NEW-LEBANON AND THE SHAKERS.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
NEW LEBANON SPRINGS, N. Y, Aug. IL.
The spring at New-Lebanon gushes out at the
bottom OF large sycamore or plane tree, said
10 have been planted by our aboriginal ances-
"tors." There is also here cold water cure
establishment under the supervision Of DIR.
Campbell in full tide Of successful operation.
This place has seen some honOred guests, among
which are ex Presidents Martin Van Buren, and
John Tyler, Daniel Webster, Rufus Choate,
Cbss. Dickens, Lafsye cite; and 1t is said Louis
Philippe, former King Of the French, once
drank of the healing waters Of this famous
spriIg. One great source of attraction to this
place is its contguty to the families OF United
Shakers, wbose unique and eccentric habits are
as much celebrated as the springs. Dickens
thus graphically describes their dress and mode
Of worship:
Their women have the appearance of ghosts more
than of rnortas nhabIting this mundane sphere. At
tired they were, old and young shke, with loose
caps and mostly dressed in white their aprons,rnzs
tied under their arms and with no superay OF cloth
ing, gave them an unearthy appearance. Their gro
tesgue ode Of worship. singing and dancing, their
military march aBd step, appear more like sacrIege
than pious devotion 10 Sepreme being"
There shsker families comprise about six hun
dred members, all ruled by Trustees tempo
rally and Elders spiritually. Their situation 10
a delightful one, on the southwest side Of the
mountain, about three hundred feet above tho
level Of the valley below.
Their little village is a paragon Of neatness;
their fences are always in order and well put
up, and when susceptible Of IT, hsndso nelly
painted. Their buildings are large and conyen-
lent, many Of them would not discredit Broadway,
being FIVE and six stories in hight. One Of their
barns for Storage Of farm produce, is said TO DO
the largest barn in the State of New-York. Its
size is exceeded by only one barn in the country,
and tina, is the one put up by Mr. Leayitt aE Great
harrington, Mas, of which there was length
ened description in The TRIBUNE last year These
thrifty people own seven thousand acres Of land In
one body They cultivate oil the horticultural
products Of the country and many OF tho rare and
liner fruits. I noticed acres Of tbe nnest straw.
berries They are said TO have lately originated
a new variety o. grape called the /" muscadins,
ubich gives promise Of being valuable acquisi-
tion 10 he Horticultural world Tie said to make
a .ape,ior an w. u light wine. One source OF
,l.it Moons ad large portion Of IL, IL from tho
- q, ,.d,.tual extracts and herbal preparations
Thev bsve an Ingenious mode Of ertrscting the
nsSlclnal propertie. and qualities from ali kinds
of plants 81 the AID Of steam IN vacuum Their
sales Of herbs and extracts alone are said to ex-
coed 100000 year. SIGMA
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TIVE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

a
M KENNEDY II Ro,sury h discovered n Srs ~, q ON
common remedy hs cure. EvLRY KIND e o.
re Sas sd IN over eleven hundred and never failed
except both thunder humoI ne ma nov m go.
poses~on over hundzea eehcsiss Of ia value al "Ais
~e.y ho,,l are sssp,ed 10 srrv rurs1s.ore mouth
One 70 three totles vii the worst Kid CT pnp O. tb
I've or three bottle. will ceA- the sys.em % eeG
Two bottles warranted = care aie woiH e~nhe " ne
yhes to Ave bottle. are the vor" case Of
6s or two bptios are warranted al huD'' the
Two bottle. warranted ;o scfe 'unrns Of the ea aud
s :, ix Sotties AZ, warranted 70 corrupt ard uDuirs
slcers II ,,shi,
Two or thes bottles are he wos ese ct
~ three hotties e wrrauted 70 The cespsra :s
thee 70 four bottle. s,e NARRATED s,nheam
Five 10 eish bottles VIII the wor case q scioi1ls
ibepeft always experienced from he srs; bottle and Per
.ect warranted when the above aaSniy 'snen
al the wonderful medicines Of the day - ths common wee
CROWNS on the posture. and s.ens es ss az II Soa have
% Ia. 70 start 7hers are snds huns nor As
ooS ' ,,,s. 'S 81 Iss ss r SS d Bo:ou fnow e.
seets Of it in even case sa gave 10 .hdren
rear old cd people q sixty have cen ISOr py S0 "a
ooiRs children whose hssh wss sei' and 1AseS'
TO those who are subject 20 och hesctese enc go VIZ
wSys it l. ve' s.t sn sd, = y yes, snl SsS.
zen resus,ed BY IL Where he body s.a2d u soi aas
but shere there any ctfehk h'-s =. -
s II viii cause very singular eehnss but yoe mus .ot
sSrmed they always disappear nom Nei Sess - - 30
,sxey bad result from Il; On he Contrary VIE ca
sSn IL zone you viii feel ycsrseh hse .nsw psis'n.
h. nd some Of The sIzssassni snS>Hi-' q ~ "
ny %,s1sS by DONALD KENNEDY, Nc ~ "ser
A,SeaIy n' s,,a., for EevYorh: v cIIchENEas Co..
No 81 Bsssi.yst; CHARLES h RisS; ne Ss ~ oRviS
A. D. y, SA s.,sn,w VIC sCHiEFfELiS BROS Co.
10 &sm s9ypa 6 PAp Rao SiiRss Co. Is Nader
, ~ HAviLAND. HsRhaL d nsLSi s,ssalyp,
wAkD CLOSE Cs sidsD lsns n, n - =. a,.sssss a.
ssd fSr Mr. a. issaa y II rsIft'ss< WI :
UfScn.
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lie sixteenth DAY
sgis lsvtmn


SUPREME COUhT-In the matter Of the ap-
~ rcass q the Mayor Aldermen and Connonsfy Of hs
City By he Crosn dss, Bssd q sAt S,,y
relative TIE scqairirr Of LANDS fr NEW RssfR'OiA
In the sad city between 18th Ind ss ard the Sh snd tn
az. IN the said city.
We The Conr,orsrs Of Appra. 4 The Mater seovs en-
p1rtiss IN tbs snds het-dtNmsn,s ADD
premises affected thereby and 20 ell others ~hn may con
cern ss follows, 20 vifi
F,, Tia; sad Commits TDers, have completed our
estimate and .pprxs IN favor u the several owDers, essees
psrtes persons interested IN the srss % b taken By tbs
proceeding b lands Their and have pIed
cur rerort u Of and eul'sbe compensation
be paid reh essees pes and persons AiOesnd
Seopd: That tie sad Commissioner hive dep -i,ed
true cory transcript II ssch En APpfasl Aa R.por
cfer.s Oce ofbe Cry OF Se~Yo for the inspection
q uhousoever u may conc
Third: That person who're nsA,s usJ be 81
fctec and shall object 10 the sane or 20 any PAT
thereof my within days ste the trst puehe.on Of tn
nctice er their ob ~ vrrE 20 ~ ne sa
Comussions Office No. - Broadway IN the City Of
Nev-Yok
Foulh; Ths, said Report the same Or any part
'bereof objected and shS apes % a. . require ccc
ton oar Report the shall be reeoosdered - COZ
recfeS vii be presented 10 tie supreme Coar a. tenerl
Tern thereof he IN the First J1cid District me
CITY Hal Of he City Of New York the first MONDAY OF
November next opening Of the Court that day OF Is
heard, and notion Wal then and tere
be ade for the confrrns ther,Of-NewIo Ang y looo
s se&thH s { S5s SsfFi Commandment
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AcTREssEs Who MARRIED LORDs.-The frst per-
con amorg the gentry who chose wife from the
stage Martin Fokes, the annquary, man OF for
tune who about the year Il SO married LucreA Brad
shaw, the representative Of Fsrquhars heroines.
contemporary writer STYLES her one OF the greatest and
meet promising GEM Of her time, and assigns her
"prudert and exemplary conduct as the attraction
which won the learned antquary. The next actress
whose husband moved IL al elevated rank was Anas-
tasis Robinson the cir ger. The great Lord Peterbo
rough the hero Of the Spanish warthe friend OF Pope
and Swift, publicly Acknowledged Aoastssis a, his
countess in 1885, In four years after the Lsdy Hen
rieta Herbert, daughter Of James first Ear Of Wade-
grave and widow of LORI Edward Herbert. bestowed
Ter hand on James Beard, the performer. Subse-
cuentlv about the midce Of the eighteenth century
fayinia Bestwick. the original Polly Peachum, be-
cane Duchess OF Bosn. The next on record was Miss
Imleys marriage TO Sheridan, Of the moet 70 MATTE
episodes in theatrical unions and before the eighteenth
woman, became counters OF the proudest earl 10 Eo-
Gland The representative Of the ilustious Stsnleys
She was Lord Derbys second wife, and mother OF Tue
Aiss searle vas married TO Robert Heathcote, Esq,
brother Of Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Bart anc In tns
same year Lousa Brunion to the late Ear OF Crexau
Her son is now Earl Craven, and hef nee, p M
Yates st exhibits the dramatic gem OF lne pun
ton family. The Beggsrs opera egsu sonteIle1
a coronet Mary Csthsrine Bottoms Polly Peacham
c,n,ivs,ed Lord Tburlow She was married 10 his
lolshin in isla In more receat times the most las
~, ar 81 our sctresees Mse ONeIl, welded Sur
WiIlisn Wre1ham Beecber, Bart; Mis- Foote the
F.yl Of Harm gion Mis- stephens the Esrl Of EsseI;
40 Mis- Mellon, then Mrs Couts, the Duke OF 81.
Ubaa's lBWkss Romance Of the Arstocraey.
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THLFeRApHrc MkrrEas.-We hear 6 runor that
zone tenn or selye capitalists a. the North have de-
cided TO accept proposals 10 lease for twenty years
with privilege Of thirty more, all the Esstera tes-
graph lines 10 Buffalo; all the lines 70 Washington
and the Washington and w-Oreans line. II the
arrangement can be consummated il is said they pro-
pose e1pending about half million OF dollars in cash
10 put tie lines IN efficient working order The Wssh-
iDgton and New0ileans line, 1t b reported, II 70 be
der ground in q way la,ey discovered, by which New
Orleans and New. York can be In instant oommunicl-
ton. We give the rumor we heard II, not voseh-
ing for lis correctness, but hoping il may prove
tue. INew-Oreens Delta, Arg. q.
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DANIEL DODGE,


~
- TestoD Of The Mayor Aldermen and Conmooay 81 the
City Of orb relative the WIDENING Of CLiFF-sT
on the nohwes,ery side thereof between beekmin aud
Ferryss the City Of New YokWe the C5ronissloaes
Estimate and Asesncnt herein hereby iye notce % ne
occupant occupants q al Houses ana o
improved unmrroved snes sfested theFeb ana 20
an Others whom IL nay concern follows wit: l. Th VIC
have INFLICTED estimate and sssessnen and that 81 per
ons whose int affected thereby and DO sy De
po.ed e.ent hei5 objections IN wntns aay
Office the COMMISSIONER No 81 Cham6ersst eeoIa 30
font room in this city, before the IL, Day OF Ocoos
1855 p That any rcn peon or persors who may eols1e
heu,eve, ssIieved by ssd estinse an assessment WI De
beard opposition TO the same before Us 81 the ssne
at O'clock r ~. the 18Th day Of October $50 Inst
The the d Estimate and Assessment Wis
our Mare .d al the sdayi;s estimates aud other doen
which used by Us in natng our Iepcr h,ye oesa
Deposited the Commsoners once OF the Cly Nh
Comfy Of New York there 20 remain until the Sd DAY OF no
yembe 1855 hat the limits embraced BY the assessment
aforesaid foow Al hose pieces Of ad tnss IN me
,sid cty fronting both sides Of Cnst between Fuon
and point rs feet ncrhey Of frankie s. both nses Of
Very Jacob and Pearl both SIDES OF BECK
msn between God and Pesrs as the sane are laid out
on the said Map OF the Commissioner. Tbat our report
herein will the Supreme Court OF the state OF
New-York Special Term thereof b be bel a. he Sity
Hal In the said city SATURDAY tbs Sd day OF Novembo
A. d. Ass the opening Of the Court on that day and that
-beu and there thereafter counsel can be heard
lotion will be made that aid report be YORK.
Avg y leI GEORGE ri. PURsER,l
A'' = ' Sh i 5diI5k MEAD Commissioners
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DEDuCED PRICES -Four hours from ocea.

II 81 Ooe.n Nv Psusns Ralrosd-Mess nhed 10 stees
a.. On the Tsfhmas free ioe o e@sseSe rec
Thrsrsh fI Csosuia vie Pan<ma RAJ r-AdN9 Ssoss Ss
tend 10 dlst.feb Tor AspuwA GA WEDNtsDAh, Sop
at Z oeloci r. NJ pSseseiy, nom per 1901 o. nrpsay
torh River the well-known sDo is'on'e ''ee@@-f
Law, Capt A. q. Gray. p. Railroad
FAesnsers viii be forwarded y fsnsi.
And d, meet AZ PenAu. sh q the Pacific Man
Compsny's magnificent steamships. sheb VIII b. In ~
sbsII.d nee Of expense hon the pier Of The Panama
Railroad Co -, -. h.ve
ne resL s-e Informed that the NJ s. g. Co always nave
ONE or MORE. EXTRA STEAMERS lying 81 Fanains re ey
ks ,.a 70 svoid any possible detention Of Pssenser on
Tor pss.,s. sppl, ". RAYMOND, At the only once of
Ne Coppaniss a. In westst, corner WsuspS, ~ L.
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SUPREME COURT-County of

SIPREME COl hl-NOuntl % ------,,,--
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~Sumrucps for none To WILLARD HAWKINS. pe,snc-
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sTe cory OF your the Tnoscrof as ONCE ~
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~ SUMMONS exclusive Of the day Of service Ano you ian ~
,nT.r s.d sonplani hereby required ne Fsnin W.
81 ssert ssss: for hurded hna ore Co.'S 40
tske yuo l -. - - $50. go :. w. SMITH.
sNeIiY'uNe - Nnrd's Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30

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SAPoS TRAZER ROBERT ". GRAAT AID AAhOS
aoknGiASp ,s.inst GEORGE SIMON Iefhe above osioe1
Deiend.ni GEORGE SIMON sIs You .e hereby . q 81
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en- The second Gay Of Ausas 1855 md serve S0T :,
INIT within twenty days sfeE the sersoe q az
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ther,on from the thrsieth day Of peSsnosS ~ ~
this sa,, rs' isSIc ATpERsOS. FiSIts' Aitensy