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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-10

/, The number OF Chinese at present
il New York city is about 1000, or
perhaps 1900. The greatest part Of
these live in Gold street, and Cherry
near Pearl street. The Chinese hoard
together in what may be called their.
social life, like so many cattle. 1t is
no unusual thing to find twelve or ti':
teen occupying one small room, aud
using the same for all culinary and
other purposes.
!. Three thousand dollars have been
appropriated BY the New York Coun-
cilmeD, to aid in celebrating the 'Glo
sious Fourth"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-10

o'o '''' 't''"a't Ii'IkNu HFtlClG lu
question, CnEvAssE.
7hn Iyiesian IVrU.-One Of the
most extraordinary things in Paris,
t'tr indeed in the world is the Artesian
we'll Mt Grenolle. It was begun i,S
1894, and finished after severel forceiY
suspensions about the year 1s41. It
is board in the centre of the Court of
the Abbaioir. goes roo feet into the
bowels Of the carth and the column
III water nine inches in diameter. rises
in copper tube 112 feet above the
surface. From this elevation it des-
cends by means Of another tube to
the ground, and is conducted to the
reservoir at the Pantheon, whence il
is distributed for the use of tho inhab-
'tan's. The temprature Of the waters
is constantly about tGdeg Ia,hren-
helt. 1t holds several salts in solution
among the iron, (Which colors glass
submitted TO its action and is highly
charged with carbonic acid gas
Now what is most interesting about
this well is that tho facts developed
by it. it being the deepest yet bored
have served to explode the whole
doctrine that such wells were mere
examples Of \ jot Of water having it's
head on some mountain or high table
land passipg under the grounI and
'pringiag through the outlet to tho
height Of its head.
The force that drives column Of
water up to an elevation of 1900 feet
md with such rapidity as to s~pply
} 400, 900 galI9,s in "a hours tho
orce that shows itself to be variable,
.omrtmc comparatively quiet, at 9th
RS almost terrific in its violence is thou
,ht to be volcanic, and 10 result from
expansion within the inner crust of tho
ar'h-to be in fact sort of cxpIo-
i've escape from an artificial valve in
he immense steam boiler on whose
rsCaco we live.
When the well was first opened,
nd before the water was carried to
.sprcsent height, vast quantities of
1ud came over from which tho height
f the column now clarifies it. But
'r awhile the residents in the vicinity
ere greatly, alarmed, thinking that
'e ground on which they lived was
clng gradually undermined by the
ctlon of the water and some day they
ould be cngulfcd The notion has
'ng ceased to alarm them, as it is evi-
ent that the angur has pierced
trough the rocky exterior into the
'ry interior, the soft central nass Of
e earth. whence the detritus Of the
ightened Parisians proceeded, and
1t as they ignorantly imagined, from
st beneath their houses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-25
The Epidemic In Virginia.
OUR NORFOLK CORRESPONDENCE.


The fever appears to be the increa e among those
who have returned The following this morning re-
ported among the cases. all Of them with one
ception, comers:--George WISE Thos. Wise, Ter
renee Coy two in this family have diel, only OF
them came 10 the city they live in Norfolk county, Mr.
Bruce. Mr.. Warren, child OF Nj. Conrad man at Mrs.
Poweis and provided for by the Howard Associa-
tion his application having friends in thecity
such recitation this does not deter our people from
returning let them come-cofns he more easily OBJ
tanned now than formerly. Amid the gloom and dark
ness peryading city at this Time when all hearts
are bleeding Tor suffering humanity when the wau OF
widows and orphans mngle with the air breathe ana
almost becomes part OF being, it IL pliuiol
thing 10 contemplate a brutally whipping the mo-
ther who bore him, mother Who watched with
painful interest at he bedside of her only boy
until the currents Of life began to fow in healthy
condition through HIS veins. and yet such scene
came under my observation Saturday. The only Of
widowed mother after destroying what OF her things he
could, struck her down. Can conduct british pass
without the whitening glance public scorn 1t Is
pleasant to turn nom such CONCENTRATIONS to which
exciies in our hearts the varmes feelings OF which
are capable. This morning. while in the Office Of the
Howard Association, bundle was pointed out 10 me- by
Of the directors bearing the inscription, bundle
sent by little girl OF BALTIMORE Little one we thank
You. Would that such feeling anmates you would
animate al others-then our destitute ones would not
suffer more.
Qnte IN excitement was created on Saturday in The
office of the Howard Association by the appearance of
man who desired TO he placed in the hospital. lie had
been placed ashore by his captain feared he would be
quarantine If he allowed to remain. The poor
without money friends, even the papers which
would have entitled him 10 admission into the Marine Hos
pal. stranger without friends, In strange city Is
awaysa sad thing 70 contemplate, but is sadness Is
greatly enhanced FROM being sick. HE is Charles
Buckln he Is from Boston. OF course ne provided
for
Mss Mary Walters, daughter Of the late r r. walters
Of The late National Is very low, recovery doubtful.
There i've new reported in Portsmouth yes
terday AMI i've deaths.
Miss Ellen Cement, new conner, W. ". Holland and
three negroes, whose names could not obtain are
among the dead to-day.
Mr.. l. Jacobs clothing store, Maine street, vas
opened last Friday night and robbed.
supplies were recesed by the Howard Association yes
terday via baltimore
Ugh. rain is falling, and II IL quite warm.
NORFOLK
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BusNEss AT SAVANNAH According to the sa-

BUSINESS AT SAvAYNAH.--Aecording TO the Sa-
vannah Geovion the commercisl trade Of that port il
unusually active. Six large ships loading for Europe
with cotton 1895 bales of which have been received
rom ne interior since The opening of the Tho
secens o. wheat too heavy reaching for the
bushels, nearly all which has been transported
20 Its destined markets Ono Of tho peculiarites az last
wees market report the shipment Of 100 shells
OF wheat 70 Liverpool the first shipment Of the kind
the lst Of January 9ls boxes q copper have also been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-25

The Germantown (pa) r,sranh says,-In thls recior
the PRESENT year, (which By the var tho greatest 70
tao season eycr known few veil cultivated cor have
yielded less Than 200 bnshes many 49, aud nutnper
have eeeo reported 70 a .. Sos ealhs yO.soss . he
ace,
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head.
seuator Brodhead Of Penn syvania nephew n-Iaw Of
en Davis has been very busy during the pas. summer
IN arranging this combination, and giving oothold in
the cod Keystone and elsewhere The extreme ultra
political opinions and proclivtes OF the present head Ok
The War Department not being in very good odor in that
state the tail Of this ticket has hitherto been carefully
concealed from the unniated and IL is understood that
thus delegates to the State Convention have already
been secured and instructed for Mr. Dallas alone in two
or three districts II is also auth avey stated that
me universal frotean politician, senator Cameron
wfo was supposed 10 have been finally lost In the
late wreck Of the black. can kno v. Nothing
free-soD party" in Pennsylvania. will soon turn
up again on the Dallas and Davis platform
TACT II Is now pretty clear that the old
pit IN the democratic ranks that state Il 10 he
revived In all its original force and bitterness e n
az the Statesman u Wheatand " viii not amaigrmate
with those Of Mr.. Dallas after having experienced the
ssctious opposition OF the latter for years and after
they have In at least two instances done more
although in measer minority in the State, to defeat
Mr.. Buchanan's elevation to the Presidency than an
outside opposition. But who viii the Wheatsnd party
in Pennsylvania rally upon That's the question. yet
hey have shown sign except that one two papers
~ The interior have raised his name II is well known
mere That thus far he has resoutey resisted every
,.t Of his friends 20 induce him to take the tied, aud
,nose who are supposed 70 DO prominent In his cont
appear to believe no will steadily maintain thi, po-
s,, , = mastery inactivity" C) to the end Upon
Wis suolect we shall what snail see, as the
trsnch Jugser announced TO bis audience.
Bat have yet anotasr and equally i'm phase OF
This Dallas and Davis Combination 10 sneat ~ n n
known there exists great intimacy thc friends al
~ gu. ~ M. ss', whose or-an Is the Snting, Of
teres and II more han suspected th.refa-a ~,
the snation includes the Hunter CLIQUE lo,L q -
out Of Virginia. Thus Dallas and nays n secrra a.
largest number of friends In the Na,ona, cnysn,
very we'll Hunter, IN the event of the ,useass - ni,,
could he placed the line Of safe preccdents ~ -
~iAl laAy 10 reversed W'hsat destroying is sgaI
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Of them learned in the lawhad thought proper 10
this city had instisated Mr. Murphy to bride Alderman
Mr. Busted commended against the legality OF the ques
ton, and did not know to which Of the three counsel
the District Attorney had alluded to learned In
the law II could not be- TO him as he had not long
ago, publicly alluded TO him In this court the
most learned criminal lawyers At the bar.
Mr. Hall explained that the occasion referred TO- he
had alluded 10 the gentleman who had Just spoke
but to his associate in the case, Horace T. Clark
Judge Roosevelt admitted the question: and exception
O. We're you directly indirectly authorized by any
body, and So BY whom to make proposition to Mr..
crrick TO see the Mayor had no connection with
to the Office Of Mr.. Herrick.
Q. Before you we're called into the Grand Jury room
had you stated TO any one and TO whom the know
ledge you possessed relative 70 the check Transaction be-
tween Alderman Herrick and Mr. Wsring7
Objected TO, and question Withdrawn
q. Before you called into the Grand Jury room
did person have conversation with you relative the
giving Of the check to Alderman Herrck other than Mr.
wariDgs
same rule and exception taken.
A. No, SIR
O. Did anybody have any communication with you,
directly or indirectly, in any sbapef A. No, sir
To the COURT neither made received any Mr..
waripg first induced me to interest the Eighty
sixth street grade about the LIST Of April last.
q NJ Ssse
not been veil acquainted with him during all that
time have been intimate with him since be has
from him apr ontneuts and forth; he granted two
three or four think altogether political grounds
and being o. the Same p, , psI 's s rather
ward a . prominent of the party and member Of
the General Committee; was active In the election
which resulted In the return of Mr.. Wood the mayor
atty; do not know how much he knew about my scriv
ty belong 70 the committee In Tammany Hall As
be- there has been no intimacy between except from
uspce with the mayor attended my own business All
the time that this question Of changing the grade Of Egh
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CUPfEME COURT.--ln the matter Of the !, q. p

AUHkEhE COOhl iii efO n<e~~OA - r
- pssoa Of the Mayer Aosr@en and Coamos o. S sns
n, ~ ss1Yerk sei.aive 70 the OPENING snd LAYING
OUT .TBIIC PLACE between 9th sd IVcthIsn SEQ .ns
~ I'D Cd avs City 81 Eow-fcsh tee ctenhs
n.n< ssbS i've ootl,e 70 owner occupant o.
acsns,s f ~ ho-es and and provrd snc unmpov~
4ss,ed tssrehy ap6 % ell o.ser woo7 may e"ne'h
kt mai have soAspl.seo ssiDAe ana -ssssmsH.
~ brt ~ per~ns vh0se sBeetea beIevy ~
raas opposed the ss,ne. 90 pesert toef -
Win ty venhed, The Ccuou.s'oner tnen 80 80
o Ssveutef isn
sev~s ~ Isfd sstiIass ace s<e~sleot wN 10 heaLd
III blue te oAsoa - 10 osoS
A.. 20 dat dsy % Hovosabug, 1854
That he Ab~gfsot Of he odd kstlna.ss
ens 9Th asps .s 81 he sscssil estimates ans
CIR doe1vD-pts vsch we're ~ed BY rs mailing sepost
-, 80 ae,p.ited Sros corng5ssca-rs nee OF
O. snS C,apt, # Nsvvort these until tss Isss
Asyof D-oenS~r fsc
Al. ,Sa. Of lsod s.ns;so IN the ysia City eoonAe6
- uS ~ psstnips solcSs thai 70 sJ the ecri
~ ~ e~rnr Inc of tbs blocks between HON NE
.ts by The ssn,sr ne " the aoehs setSees ta ss1
- y. M. s.st Sy the center tne Of The eocss b
-, "a ana ga avs the wes ~ the eenfe, kae ns
-, sesv.so The lsh and ilh ss And hs Al ~
hsour Ies pieces sse pIoes o. Aso V,sh "a NM "a
e. ss s .Ss :. . :ss 30 . s
S.sss - ,sissr sSs Of he 5h Oh, Nh .sd Sss, sn<
k.s1vsy ss,w.sp 81 and fA q '.'e ov' On ''' ~ my
~ Tt On, po< b.ron w prssss.e1 . ne saPssa.s
osst Of he STATE Il New Yost, z spes1 Isr1 r. ~
b Ma Il The City Hsn n The sid cify % -. -
- Dsssrees, D. isse q sse secsns $500 = go
ssu0r.s& --lsS-s-y crk oc.eeH = issa
,----o ~ y wrH HLsnof nrSs.' ~ --. --5'
l3 vc'r Il BRADlsH, o<"n ss''~"~
....t-,,.f n WARRxR RhAoL 1l
osecu JEREMIAH TowLEJ a .,r
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CppIuE COURT-WARRBN B. GILLErT


- A. CbARLKs G. HULL sgaipst THOMAS 8ISsELL-
70 iferSant THOMAS BIssELL-sr: You are hsrehy
$50 ,o.Y sr,g.r on me- a. Elieot vile Catsrauga'
Csss Se~Yoik withs twenty days after be serviOe here
Al :. .ve he day service and you M 20 snsveI
a. q, rsn % aforesaid The psiotas will t.fe Judgment
ts.sm Of seventy three dol as .nS seventy esot
ss,3 md ff, five beside the Of this suit And yo9
~ toe Dotce hu that the compliant IN TINS .ctJn was nea
49, - ~ : Nn,smn.r Is5s A. g. RICE,
al vS-Tw Pisn1fI Attorney
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RAILROAD AccrDESr.-7k Binglaatss Day
Grsy were run over 1t Kirk wosd on Nov. 90 b -
stock express train vhile walking - tho Uadk, -
were 90 belly Injured that they could sst polly -.
vive more than . kW houn. OHe Of Nan ~ -
skull fractured, and The other hh ls Nh taken e
and his heed cut in . nigAtd nsa.~. rHFrs'F
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q WILLIAM }. BUCk va SAMUEL CVkliS aad otnen-
n ,y,s n aesI ee m ade his c.se sh&l sell poonc
ssstt he Msrehsi Exchange IN the ts'y on Se-
RTDESDAY ne day Of December 1889, az IL CLOCK n
Sxa, es.e Of loss Of land on he north 81 70 o. so
a b he CRY OF ss~Yoik, being pesE the tucson nseI
fsr.r LaSss brs various other muhney for msau.
tetpns pun po-es Pump Patterns &c Also Ls.es on
a. .,s R..Y, PuuSs ssue0 BY the unitee state 70 u
ss.sr Gwypte uso esraa RisSts under Leter- ssens
hsss IN. p. Andevs for mskns PamSsi Sso tse enow
n, JrSm.rts ADS Notes va: tadgmept sgsnS stewart
exSrs Ter 81 ss3 o. another Tor S1S67 lads@eet
hs stevAr for 81 ol9 ~ and snothsI s s s i
Ss Nce nsde w J. stewsr 0wyone for 81 sS % S4ss
80 h IoAp Lamb Tor &8 Sc; Drsfs drawn % Jonn
Imh s,,,.y CO ynLs And by him see.pted; one for
esss "a ore Tor sss a. For further ieu srs ,ae OF
~. T" Ss.A IRA HUTCHINSON. Receiver.
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The Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps is in no
rtspect responsible for this increase OF expenditure
witch is caused by the resolution OF The Conmon
CouI Gil Of 1852 adding 1900 hours per Annun to The
bu mig Of the lamps.
There IA IN the estimate for the Buresu of Lamps
and Gas, 81, eco for "gss fsiing and fixtures DO
not perceive any provision In me ora nan preecr
ing he duties Of this department which authorizes
cal for such an appropriation; and hence tois ne IN "a
sxclroed from he sppIepria ion There Is an eeinste
of Sc 500 for "ipsptctors post settlers and sborers
The multi ylicaton Of Inspectors by the heads OF de,
psrments and bureaus has become gies, evi, ana
,bority for creapg these officers. II necessary, the
,a1 ction of tie Common Council should be FIRST OBJ
tanned have reduced this estimate to - boo 70 pay
those who actually labor. TIE estimate Tor paintn5
lamp posts Is reduced from g. 600 to 81 oootne sane
G. last year. There have been abuses m regGd 20
painting pests and the sum eppropristed snoaii
no, be ased until faithfuiness be secured In
the performance of the work. Lighting the oil lamps
IL esm Sed al $50 ooo me eonuse, ios 'as t .S.n
they we're when this contract Was made. This con-
tract ba. been faithfully performed ct saving OF
about $50 900 TO the city, when compared WIN n
former mode Of lighting the lamps and purchasing OIL
under the immediate direction Of the superintendent
The contractor ct the same time has been fairly con-
pensat for his services be would not have cor-
ipued to do the work for many months aer me exP-
ration Of his contract II the Comuissisner insends
10 continue this contract the appropriation OF the pre-
Oes;v xssr r sucien-s5s 700 This leaves the
innate ior Iamps and gas a, sasa 1867; to which s 20
be dded the sum OF &so, 600 Is dshciency IN 1850
Sbcb smou,t 70 ircluoed in arrears Of 1855, to meet
he claims of the Gas tompaniee.
In the Buresu for Cleaning Streets, the Co1nlis-
.oI ar 9. "a for an appropriated Of sass 22i He also
mt, !, his estimate 70 make up deficiency for 1855
ai sac III rs. And this does not neluee sehceocy
IL the sI eyy Of less, which must be provided for N
the lev, Of 1850, Of so7 600 .hich b. beea esa tsi
cleaning streets alresdy beyond the approximation Tor
The wear 1855. The appropriation Of Mr. ssier wss
based on the contracts made BY him in July, 1881.
These contracts were most of them broken up by ne
presert Comnisssner, and since July oil the vsds
s1ceet one have been worked under the nansgensnt
81 he Superns ndent Of Streets, whose e1pesdiures
have largely preceded the appropriation. The Excess
Nil rot vary much frso $iso, 600. A. sosn = NE
seversl contracts were brsAen up sbsa4 49, IL Va
ne duiy Of Tie Csnnissisass 70 sds@bss ~
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xsaai NofiSes.
OFEIcE REcRINER OF IA

Orrior RECEIVER OF TAxEs Nov Is 1855
TAXES, le55.-NOtice 10 hereby given that enc
PER W be sddsd the III d>y Of december ell
s remaining srp.d and TIA. IA ber addition Of per
al vii he maze the 18th osy Of Dseenber
Esse also hereby fiven that the lat day Of January
,a ~nI be aided all Tar pmsisag unpaid,
OF u cent snuum, sed frop t7e Sd
~ dsepsmbtr, 1855 harvey HART, Receiver OF faxes.
IN PURSUANCE Of sn order of the Surrogate
Of the Coun o. NevYoIk, Nouss !, hereby g,vea 70 Il
,sryr, having aims 'ssipst WILLIAM gANeVAV VAN
IlHDf late OF The CITY % NewYok decess
,rs viii vssheIs thereof the ,nbebs, her resaeoc
rbbd svrIue 10 the City Of kewYork fore the
Ash Ss Of June nx-Dss6 New York the 2ta aas Of
nssty, 1850. SOPHIA o. VAN ZANDT, ExesutIix.
Ses4 l1weIn Tu
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
sthe County Of NewYoTk notice Ia hereby given TO all
yons having elaine against CORNELIUS " KANE late
Ode City Of NewYork deceased to present the same With
vnshers hereof the subscribers ct be Office Of K c. EN-
IRET No. 81 Wa-st In the City Of Rew.York before
~ fth dsy Of January nexDsted New York. the Esd day
xItly, 1855 SALLY L. KANE,
HAltwtTnTuf Administrative.
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IN PURSUANCE Of On order of the Surrogate
III PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

Of the County Of New YOrk notice hereby 70 all
having claims against JONATHAN RICHARDS late of
kCy Of NewYork, deoeased TO present the same with
sehers thereof 70 the subscriber the Office Of Baldwin
Opp No. 81 Wals IN the City Of New-York, be-
s the nineteenth day Of February next Dated New York
Aesveni n day Of Aususi, 1855 Land 1a~6mrorl
s. BALDWIN CHAPMAN, Admir-, with the will annexed.
ANNA p. RICHARDS AdIn'ix, with the viii annexed
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Netunork Daily Gribm,re
CITY BUDGET FOR 1856.
Enormous Increase of Expenses.
SIX AND A HALF MILLIONS WANTED
INCREASE FROM 1855, $os2, 900.

Below we present the Controllers estimates for
City Expenses in 1856:
BoAID o. CoUEcILKES, Monday, De-. g. 1855.
The fos wing municsuon from the Controller submit
ting esim for tax levy Of @ received LAID the
ble and ordered to DO printed.
C. T. NcCLENACHAN CLERK.
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VI SURROGATE
S,ssenent Ne 10 an tstig ate Of the Surrogate OF
Ae sum required for the ppert Of hs ofse for lsSo.
The ts,sl 10 Sl2, 900. The Surosae pays into the
Treasury, from fees, sun Which on a average, Is
mere than tQss ina, drass from IT, for the mainte
rance Of HE sfice, provided by chapter 49, Of the
k<ssion Laws Of le47.
VII. SUPERIOR COURT.
Statement No. is an estimate furnished by the
Clerk Of the sums requi ed 70 pay the salaries OF the
justices Clerks, and ether officers Of The Superior
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TIVE PEOPLE of the STATE of NETWORK

THE PEOPLE of the STATE of NETWORK,
BY the Of God free ana in'epenSent 70 all pc
riersi,di The estate Of hENRY " KEI r late II Wash
iDetp Terrty oeeeased crecors next NJ ktu
mise sepd You and hereby sired add
r.quso Dsy 10 ne and before sorro,ue of
the q unity Of NeS Vrk hs flee in he City OF Ne York
the ooub Of June eleven o'clock 10 tbs fore
Of shat day then sno there st.rd the fos
Of the account 81 proce.oh Of PEER SWEENY Pubic
Adpinwtrsior In The City Il New Yorz and AdniotH
Of lhe Good tbsttels AID Credits # SAID deceased
In testimony whereof have esuted to,s'a sf cfhcso
taid Surosste 10 he btreupto affixed Wines: ALEX
AMBER w. BR DFORO, Esq, Surrosse u said
IL. CsuD the City of Now Yok, the t.ebty-eishty
d,y Of Noytnbe- the year Of oar Lord thoss.ad
eitb hundred and ffty-6se
dl lsv4~Tu A W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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NUPREME COURT-City and County of New

GUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
~ York SAMUEL KINSAN aad JAMES REIo az .n.t
JAMES hc"ENRY, IOsEpH ANDERSON. ABEL CHAP.
bAS and JOSEPH ANDERSON, Jr-5aD@oss for noaey
drosnd on contract tCn Dot esr To the shove ned
DEFENDANTS You hereby nnoueA and reqpei
the mp'sfnt TIL, action ~hioh be fled oie. Of
We CLERK Of the Guy AID COuntJ Of Ne~.y,,I the City
BsB 'sd city, and Of s.1
plant the bers at their Office No William
N the City OF EtwYork within twenty Sss II the service
Of the summons yon exclusive Of h- day Of such srVi-e
and fail 10 the said complaint the IL
81 sessid th. plaintiffs n this Will take
you for the sum thou and hundred and iveyone
one tbousrd sight hundred and fifty sad
Of five snnum, besides cost of Aeon
Dated sib Apil, 85
Plaintiff Attorney
The esn sumpoIs and complaint lod in the Office
Of To. Clerk Of the City AID County Of New York the 18th
day Of kOvel Der, lass
DILLON, o'GoRMAN WILSON,
D2 lsw6wTu' Plaintiff. Attorney.
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EEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER H. 1855
CUpRgME cOURT.-cLsFToN A BLANCHE

CUPREME COURT.-CLtFTONA BLANCH-
- ARD JANIS O GILMORE End JOHN @ BIINCa
AID s,Spm WILLIAM HEApH sns A. JJDsuN HEATH
for Money D. pspd on sontset- Com rot a.. yes
To The sbc,ensmeo defndsD You be.b, ca mope&
ard required u sn,wrr The complaint 10 this scro rhh
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