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Gfcursinns.
6teambnars an6 Railroads.

Tor SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
i HIGHLANDS, OCEAN HOUSE, LITTLE SILVER
POINT, OCEAN PORT, sDd EATONTOWN-FhRE
81 IL CENTS.-The and shdrsfed steamer ia MES
CHHisTOPHER, Capt John Borden, Will from foot Of
Jsys-. y. r., a. follows:
sEw-voRK: LEAVES OCEAN PoRTt -
"Wednesday Aug 1875 A NJ Wednesday Aug l5 4 z. NJ
Thursday, Aug l6.....6l A. " Trursdsy Aus 10 ot A.
Friday AUs. H......7 a. NJ. Friday, Ans l7...lI A. ~
Saturday Aug. e ....7t A. VI Saturday Aug IT, III a VI
Do Tor pss,,I geIs only p Do passengers oDy3
sunday Aug 1g....7 A. ~ sunosy, Aus. BILL A. NJ
Monday Aug. O.....8 a. NJ. Monday, Aug 9....lS NJ
Tuesdsy Aug. H......s3 A. ~ Tuesday, Aus; H..Ri "
ssse for equsn Village, Bed Bank and other paris o. ne
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-


Il TON oi BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDF0aD,
cAUNTON and NEWPORT Inland route, without delay,
change Of cars, baggage carrying the Eastern Mail.
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Soae
9 VANDERBILT Capt J. X. PeDdleton connection with
the Soungon and Providence and Boston and Providence Raj
OaCs leaving Newfork aay tSundays excepted from pi
10 N. r. first wharf above Battery place. At NJ, snt
StoniDgton at $3.50 NJ arrival % the Mail train Which
saves Boston AZ 50 PM.
The T. VANDERBILT from New oIk-Mondsy, Wednos
iay and Friday from stonington-Tuesday Thursday
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, rom New York-ruesday, Thur.
and Saturday From StonngtoDMonday Wednesday and
friday.
Passengers sonngtOn, immediately
Railroad Providence Boston, Taunton and New Bedford
Express Mail train reaching said places several hours I'D
those by other routes, and IN ample tine for all h
ary Morning Lnes connecting North and East Passengers
prefer remain board the steamer enjoying ughti
breakasng desired and StODngt0n
A NJ train, connecting Providence with The ~ ~
Jain for Boston Taunton aud New Bedord and Fast Green
sch r. with the LIB ERTY, for NEWPORT, a..
nying there sbou 9 A. Nj.
ach - ~, , . go. a.
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods hole wa new ottie
connecting with the steamer Eagle Wing.
For passage Dertn freight, spphcanon may
made pier North River At the onice NO. " bA-
teTy-place.
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PROPOSED DATE OF aAlLINu.

"" FbVfD X t0ILINs, - Wai-ss., n y.
BROWN SHIPLEE 4 Co, Liverpool.
STEPHEN kENNARD Co,
n Austss Frars, London
a O. WAINWRIGHT Co, PeTls
GFO n. DRAPER. Havro
me owner Of these ships all uo Ne accountants tof toe
ivr bu hon specie velry precious stones or meAs su
MI Of sdins signed hes'r and ne vsue her" faero'
exposed -, A.. Il 49,. IN. 80
Shippers plessS takt ucloe mat ne n o 's mo 60
N, any xol.ls courahsuu Of
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AtICHICAN sOUTRERN RAILROAD LINE

wi -TS.yeier, fos CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS KANSAS and
a, ,,n, West and south West obtain Through ncke2
aud all info rnstou NINA coutes ts Se ssnsi * 8
SFW.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NFW-NORb
CENTRAL RAILROAD. BY srpicssoD at the compely'- =
Sc No. ,S Broadway. eSl. Dey.st u 49,
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lNCE of an order of the Surrogate of

the County Of New York Notice hereby given % al
having claims .ssins MICHAEL QuINLAS late Of the
City Of New York decessed present the win vouchers
thereof the suhscrbers Office Of william c. We'ors,
Esg No 81 Va - IN the City Of NewYor on or before he
f January Dsfed NewYork the third dsy Of
July. 1855. VIM. JAMES QUINLAN, u-o.r.o-s t
lawfmW JOHN MAIHER. 1N
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1--WE O'CI OCK STEAMBOAT LINE foI
il HUDSON and INTERMEDIATE PLACkS.-The speu
5id steamers COLUMBIA and JuTH AMERICA viii esv.
loot Of Rsron-st EVERY AFTERNOON (Surdsys eice edi
II O'clock connecting With from Kngon Cstsz ane
Hudson and Bos on Railroad and Chatham -Four Corners I'd
ards connecting with stages for Lebanon sprngsJ Wes
oclbdge Lee Pttfeld North and South Adams snd Al
,or byeakfss, HAVILAND, CLARK Co
4. X. MELLEN 4 Co.
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ATry0 ,pVCFypAu 9OAD--For PHlLADEL

NEW JERSEY RAIL ROAD--For fhlLAD L,isL
y uited Sia,-s Mai and Expres- Lines L~sNe -
20 A. a.. ADD and 90 Ehroese 70 loui nsns 9eS ps
Las. - IS in che TO- ~ 70 Ia g. and ~ W Dd W n M
p The Ne~-Jersey Accommodate Line csyes e y "
a. sorptrf III vAy-sfarons through Ncf@ts sor -
ciunat ,t tAs West .n1 for Hstinlret '-srt
D. NtoD ke ADD t-r90sb essasse cheoss< c "S-ss'D
araf N
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~ ROAD-SUMMER ASsANGEMESr, May lS,a
Tk.!Ns LrsvE Navy oRB-foT New haven-11 A "a
- i i2So. So. ~ aid Ae > 4. tn $50 ?. NJ 70
sddsepor-1 Es l2se So sAsi aH 49, ESS
md Wesrport-7 A ~ l2So S2c. $50 P NJ. For Sorwsh-
NJ, $50 So "a and AZ EI Is - 80 Co. NJ ~, N
teD4O SIS NJ Tor Stalnford-7, 9, A. NJ tk1D i2S
20 a frNl $50 AIS ?. VI For Port Chester and New
nd Iu,er7n.5sts Sfsdons-T. NJ 40 40 40 NJ
-. uA
81 ~, Hartford and spriug ield-S 'Exi) lZS 2 N
~ sor Connecticut River Railroad 20 hontreA-s A. VI
~ 30, Csul RAilrosd-s 4. NJ, tEa.il tSS p VI re
SsSI ,p6op Rsii-osa-.i A. NJ; 4P Fo aonssionc Hal
- - 81, $50 p. ". For Naagatuck h1rosd-S A "
sf A. .s...s, : ~
rKANs re NE~-iokk--trm rs~- nAses-osSol. :, aN
SIC If2 Itls VI. 2Sl E1.J an, eS< = NJ ~ sro,1
Norwsl-s 6t4 as l952 A. NJ -, tES' - ~, y
N N.1 Trs. po-, Chssr-A5o, hfS, - S5i' LIZ
A a. Us s5pN JAMES " HoYr. Sept
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~ TORK TO ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESIER and GEN
FSFT VALLEY RAILROAD is open and IN connection
With no Buffalo Corning and Newi ork and New YORK sni
Erie Railroads orus direct route ron NsVf9'f 70 Koch
The Of this route toge1e with the superior com
Afforded by the wide renders BIZ far TIE nost cesr
abe between the sbove-nsmed cities
Tickets be procured ct the New-forf and rie Rs1os
ticket Office OF Dusne-t and No 80 brosdTsy also
Jersey City.
Baggage CHECKED through.
Freights will be transported between NeS ofk "a Noon
ster with dpstch Any information desired IN regard thereto
san be obtained BY calling upon the General Freight Agent q
he Nev-York and Enc Railroad Enc building or O. T.
rAPPAN Express Freight Agent No. lg9 Broadway
No the Buffalo Corning and New fork taiosd On
Sunday. J. A. hEDFtELD rlpelntSnuene
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4 npsep,ent tsundsys execptedl On and ,feI sAtUk
nay The "a Of June 1875 Trains going East leave Sookyn 10
r,enpoTt A. NJ, daily and Friday and Ss.uriays $50
NJ for Ysphank A. and s. IS p NJ; for fArmirfd Je,
A Al and s:4s and p NJ. for Syosse 10 4: and il5
p NJ, for Hempsreed 10 A and S;t il5 snd r NJ re-
rsnscs md 10 Y NJ and S;45 4 Is, and 7P M fresh'
rl1.u Leaves Al 7 An.
rEANs t3oNs NEsr-Leave 8rvenPo<t foi 1roosyn, IL
Nj daily ard SATURDAYS and Mondays, $3.50 A NJ lsphanl
AZ B-oelyp 6Co ard al So sAkeland for BrO<yn o:St
A N and 2G6 T. NJ FaruipglLe for Brooklyn. and 7:S
A NJ snd :O5 NJ syssset for Brooklyn. A. a. 40 iiH
P Nj pstesd for eTook yn, ess, $50 ana A. " and
80 s1S rs Jamaica for Rrookyn $40 1sl0 1th and
SIS A. NJ and 9l0 and 5;S5 2. n Freight Train eaves
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UUDsON RIVER RAILROAD On and ate,

MONDAY June 25, 1855, he Trsins yin leave Chamber,
q station ~ follows Express Train A. NJ sonnectrns VIZ
NAV Train 70 NJ Express Train, ?. NJ Accompanying
crefn TP NJ Fof Pcughkeepsie-Way Mail. A. NJ; "a
Ia p M Wsy Freight and Passenger Train, PM 70
feeksii-S: 20 md $50 P. NJ For Sing sing-0;l5 A. NJ
sg md NJ rhe Sing sins and Peekskn frame stoI
a; IN The sy Stahou Passenger taken Chambers, Cana
- ts,onher and Slst.ss SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN A. A. NJ
NJ L. ~ hs"'' So 80
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AkW- 1Ohh onO anu
~ after MONDAY July 2 1885, and anti further notice ras
senger Trains will leave FER foot Of Duanes IS follows yz
DUEKlRk EXPRESS at A NJ for Dunkirk
BUFFALO EXPRESS, al A. VI, for Buffalo.
NAIL ats:l5 M for Dunkirk and Buffalo and inteTrnedt
Stations Passenger by his Train wi ugh
VI OwegO, and proceed the morning.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at 8 p NJ, from foot q Cham
oerst via Fremont for Suaerns and intermediate Satont
WAY PASSENGER, St4P. NJ, for Newbursb and onsvi1s
md intermediate StafiOns
EMIGRANT ar NJ. for Dankrk and Buffalo, and inter
mediate Stations
.ts:9O p NJ for Dunkk and Buffalo and intermediate Sta
On SUNDAY two Express trains Al $3.50 and $3.50 r. a.
These Express Trains connect Emrs with the Emse Las
Niagara Falls Railroad for niagara Falls, At Buffalo and Dun
tirt with the Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit Chicago, &c and with fntclass spieadN
re a1pers for 81 poTtS Lake Enc.
d. c. McCALLUa 0eners Supt
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tbAlklOTIC LINF-New Line Of YORK
no LiNfFPOoL PAchkTS. This liae vii D. con
ft,o o. ~ io'a<if ara spleDiid ship, Via
vSN.'s....1tfo tuns burden....Cep' d. = Irnman
- 80 TINS harden. 49, Dayi Oeakin$
''.'s'. 900 uus bnfaen. Test, btEren o
pntEN .... Zto lons burden Can Goa HlL
inc aoNe Nc.ss htve recently uuilt, md the
lsrfes Ard mot suhstal asl IN tho trade
iby ere csrmanded ~ of exp~rt uoe and ability. Tns
seomu ocsii very Superior "a yery sxertion VII 30
maze rpte ihe oTi s-~lse m Toe e,uvcn easo
o. ihppg,s tcI 4 an o. ptsssse a. DIV n
sP0FFOAO rILESrON 4 a. No . Bro,4qsv
Ase1ts % LNerpool-T 0AIMsuAW A Co 10. 10 Ooro
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DENNSGLVANIA RAILROAD.-1he CHEAT
n CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic Cities VIII
Northwestern. aud Southwestern States BY con
j3oas 'is iSeesi Tbs R9fd AZ "Fas ~ st itVe'
,n5 AZ Cleveland and SanduskJ With Steamers n AZ pore or
he Norhv.serD Lakes; making the most hrect ~
,eiade by which EtkltiHF can Dc ior"H'i " NV
rom the Great Wesi -. -, ,.,, - prrTeurrpcp
vRsr CLhss-boots shoes ofy foous 'n Sc PEI Ice 70
boxesl Furs Feathers 6c.....s........'
SECOND Ct ass-Bookt aud stationery, Dry -
Good, dp balesl Hardware Leather, ecc per 100 .
Wool hc..........................s.
sHiRD CLAss-Anys bSfens' DSo0D A"u 5ec ger loc n
rorHr m CLsss-Cohee, Fish Bacon and Nc 80 0g n
Pork. (Pscked,l Lard and Lard OIL :.:; - -,
IN shirting Goods from any POINT -asi OF f % ~
5s sniS,sS 20 he Aseuts Of Lis Road Philadelphia
ettsburgh viii he forwarded without detention
EprIeEI AsEE1s-M1se. Potter Boston; }. "a E.loc
SeuYork y J. sneeder, Philadelphia Msgraw hscns
baltimore; Geo C. Fruncsrus Psburgh ,prngrnsa BROW
Cincinnati Ohio J. :. Hoorhesd, Louisville, ~ X y
Medium Madison. Ind Raicit TO- ~ Ions ~ .
Mitchell & Son, Evansville, Indiana
Tor further particulars or bills Of iadihs, sfpS 70
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn Railroad Co:i on
G. b. ALLYN, No. 2 Aston House, New foTf-
a "A HOUSTON General Freight Agent, PhilAdeilnia
a J. LONRAERT Superintendent. Atoona. Pa
mo WESTERN SHlPPERS.-The Baltimore
,nc Ohio Raj road IN good working condition aud
feigs are psssinr without any delay shippers by h-
line nav rey or dispatch Freights %
Cincinnati in eight TO ten DAYS ns,k ,eoo7 NC" ~
Wheeling line and ship AZ Pier No y " -:
"e ~ H. B. CROMWELL
Cor Washiustop and A bany stE, Agent 3. u H. H.
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1000. ALBANY, lsndns (escn wsyj Il CCJs
1t Nynek Grassy Point, West Point Sewburgh PouEhkeeP
ne, Rhinebeek ce,skil Hudson, snd c9HsSsis Zeal
" B. Cochran, IL making her regular rips 70 Albany
esvng New-York from foot Of Chambersst., cry TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, 1t O'Clock, A. n
ga Baggage master Vi accompany the steauIel each
way to check Baggage free. For particulars inquire New
Fort md RalroaS 0fice Chsrnhers-st. wharf
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pENNsYLvANIA RALROAD.-THREE

DENNSYLVANiA RAILROAD.-IHREE
Il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
OELPHIA 2nd PlTTSBU aGH.-Tht MORNING. MAIL
TRAIN Philadelphia for Pittsburgh At Y A. ~ and
esves Pittsburgh for Phlade pha al A. ". The FAST LINZ
leaves Phiade phis for Pittsburgh Il NJ, md Ptsbugb
sor Philadelphia At Y u. TIE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
ea.es PbisdeIe for Pittsburgh u p NJ and Pittsburgh
or philsdelpbisvf 10 p. NJ
The sb lines connect at Prsbaren with The hroads
md from ST LOUIS No, Alton Gaena sBd Chicago, ILL.,
frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky; Terra Haqte Msdi
on Fayeue and Indianapolis, Ind; Cincinnati Dayton
sphngfeld Belloo- tame Sandufsy Toledo Cleveland Co
umbus GAINESVILLE Msssion and Wooster Ohio also viii
he Steam Packet and 70 New-OrleAns st. Lou1
louisville and Cincinnati.
For further particulars nsndbs The hotels Of ms
Civ Passeug will find q % the shortest most expeditions
md comfortable route between the East and West
Through tickets be hsd @toeT OF the mentioned
slsces in the West, Of
RIB. DEAN Agent New-JerseJ Railroad Co. 30, Of
COurtlAndst. New.YOk
J. L. ELLICOTT Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
No 2 Aston House New-York
THOMAS MOORE AGENT cor. nth and Market-s.A
New-YoTk. April 49, 1858 phisdeoha
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EARE 121 CENTS.-AFTERNOON BOAT
II for sING-SINO.-siesIner Clifton, Capt Janes
Eperdorf viii leave the foot OF Harson-st EVERY AFTER
NOON al 3 o'clock, P. NJ commencing ATUHDAI, my 70
touching all the intermediate sndngs Returning viii leave
Sing. Sing az $50 NJ landing a. AmOs-si, each
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~ Fare Is cents; Behs IS cents Stserooms 50 ceat The
HERO, Cspt. Hsneox, in connection with The
NewYok and Northern Railroad w leave north Se
Robinson pier every Tuesday Thursday and SUNDAY
z. NJ. arriving BY a. 81.
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'IHF BRlTIsa ana NJ So ,xTd,,! AMERICAN

IxlHE Bkf1ISh and NOhIh AnttICAN
n ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
e.oA xgw-yoEg LfvskfoOt.
Nhiei Cabin fas>sgc.. ~
SeconH Cabin Passage. s.--ss-s''''- .
sKoN sosTos TO LivssPool-- .,,o
Chlef Nenin fsssSgc.
Second Cshin Passage ..s..s.s.ssss'ss "
Tce ahips tom Rosfof can a. Halifax
ARABIA, Capt JudsDt AAiEki. ~ oaP'. LAns-
PERSIA Cap. Ryde EUROPA, CAPT shanrcA
ASIA Capt l.. y. Ton CANADA, Cept stone
AFRICA. Capt Harrison NIAGARA. Capt beteh
these vessels cary sces white fsh uas'NeNc sreeo %
sarhosrd bow. ref hlN.
aMfRICA Lens Leaves Boston Wednesday. isf Jcs
CANADA. Stouc... Leaves neSon. Wednesday, LEI Aus
Asia Lot. Leave Bo-'or NVe4nrsiaV lf Ava
M RIGA. Lang..... Letyes Boston WEDNESDAY h ana
CAN pA lfsves "Wednesday Ah sept
AFkttA Hausou... Leaves Bos'oa, "Wednesday .h Scot
3afths srcurcd INIT paid Tor
An experienced Surgeon on board
rle yzneis ~ thess ship All not ~
Rer Rulou Specie, Jege Precious stones Netsls
. b. ,f adm sfneS hsreo. and ~ vsps thsre.f
teteu expressed
ror sveishf os~sge, apply e
T. CUSNkRD 70. ! Bc~ans-Es-E-
rsre wi o. ~ seafushir n h Nne fr0rn NewYoTs mt
srthtf nc'ce
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Hew.York notice hereby sven 20 all
rrsCrs having against GEORGE BRADEN late OF the
City Of Eewiork deceled TO present he same with voueh,
e thereof the subscriber at her place OF residence NO
Jh rear building in the City Of NewYork before the
int dav October next-Dated NewNor the twenryrst
day Of March. 1855 BRIDGET bhADENi
MIL lGw6mNs AdnlLnl-trefEik
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II s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOr
,HAvAKA md NEW-oRLEANS.-OnF FRIDAY, August
II z2P NJ ron Pier foot of Wauen-st r the we'll
knoVu steamship CRESCENT CITY; Capt John
McGowan having thoroughly oyeThaued and put IN rs
d'Ou will her place In the line and sail as
above.
PutaFe can be secured 40 the Company Office.
Pr ght a. New Orleans 80 cents per cubic foot.
Shippers will b. supplied with blank bills Of aiding OF the form
ried BY the Company application their Office No other
forms sned end bills ofadng will be signed ser the hour
Of sailing. .
Fer Freight Passage sppy the Office Of The Contrary No.
m West.st cor Nauenst NJ. q. ROBERTS,
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF

II UIUtI VI tIuaIN-'tN u
he County Of SeYork, Notice hereby given to AL per
sons having aims against WILLIAM ACHESON ate Of the
Ctv Of deceased pesent the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber the Of John Crohers No 81
Chatham street. City Of NewYoTk or before the first
e Of December nextDated New York the twenty ninth day
Of NAV 1850 ARCHIBALD WILSON,
JOHN CROTIiERS Executors
,nxo0 laNyfmWr ALEXANDER {. CULBERT,)
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BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, July IS, 1885,
TOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 10

~ the Statute such made and provided that all the
circulating notes Issued Luther Stowe individual
banker COMMERCIAL BANK Of ALLEGANH COUNFfD
ut be presented the Office Of the Superintendent OF the
BANKING Department Of the State Of Newf0rk for payment
within from tn date bereJf the funds deposited
r the redemption of the circulating notes issued 10 the said
iyis1swW2y n sCHoONMAKER Superintendent.
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EOk CHAltLESlON and tLOhlDA-SEhl-
II WEEKLY UNITED ST sTES MAIL LINE-fhe Steam
ship sOUTHERNER, T. Evan der. will leave pier
No North Riy,r, on "EDEESDAY, Ang Is, al O'Clock
Pm prec,e y. For freight apply board where al bls Of
lafrg vii be aered and for al the office Of SPOF
FORD TILES rON6 Co. No % Broadway. Through tickets
folida Jacksonville, f3l; Piatka, S33
The MAR On Will leave Oo sa UuDar aus 70
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Thes steamships ca.ed AZ the Insurance Ofhoes spo
se and goods viii its-ard In them Al a. Tow fstes OF pre-
Ioum a, IN spy other steaInsb,s that the
~, F,.i,nt ~ Psssaee sprlv 70 D. TORRANCE,
No Bowling Green, New-YOrk
ALBERT n. CHRYSTIE,
No. Place de Ia BOurse, Pans.
CHRYsTIE, SCHLuSSMANN \ CO.,
No n ouai Casmir Deisvigne, HAVE.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

/ i UNcJA-NNL UTUtT Ut
The County Of New York notice is hereby given 20 al per
sons aving claims against JOHN SCHROEDER late Of the
CITY Of Nes-York mkman, deceased present the same
Nth lehers thereof the subscriber the Of L. C.
korner No ahin gtons in the City Of NewfoIk
the tenth day Of September neHLDsed oTk the
sixth day Of March 1855.
nj Iss6mW- ANNA SCHROEDER Administrative.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

Of the County Of NewYork, notice i hereby given TO all
persons having claims against MATTHEW THUTE late OF the
Ctv Of deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subscribers at the place Of business Of f. j.
Twomey No % Pine-sf lat hcSpedon Bakers Printing
Ofce In the C;y New-York before the 24h ay Of
serteuber nex-Dated New York the 18th day March
1855. FRANCIS J. IMOMEI, Fxecutors
mh2i Iaw6mW J. GEORGE KIP
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-06-15
MOORE's VARIETY STORE,
Abbeville G. HI.

TNIIE Undersigned, very grateful for the
l. couragemcnt received during the few
months he has been engaged in business, calls
the attention of his friends and customers to
the new and splendid supply he has just re-
ccivcd. AS n general idea of his stock, he may
mention few articlcs:-
FRUITS, from every cline and of all va
retics-Lemons Oranges, Pine Apples. Cocoa
Nuts, Apples. &c, dc.
CANDIE.S-Stick Candy, assorted; Can
dy Toys, Almond Candy, Pindar Candy, Kisses,
Assorted Temperance Drops, &c, de.
NtIS-Brazil Nuts, Pecan Nuts, Wal
nuts, Almonds. &c, dc.
PICKLES-all sorts, any quantity, and
PI;E.sER TE,S-Citrons Currants, Figs,
DOLLS-Wnx, India Rubber, Alabaster
from ten cents to So 90.
TOYS-Tin, Pewter, Brittania, China,
Velvet, Sand, Bellows Tumbing, Glass, Mag
net, Box, (all sorts and sizes Drums, Rattlcs
.vURIES-Tobacco, Scgars, Oysters,
Eggs, DC. Oysters of the very best quality
will be served up at all hours and in any man
WEDDING PAR7YISS furnished in first
style, at short notice, and at Columbia prices.
CHRISTMAS UOLIDA I.S--Cruckcrs
n full supply; Roman Candles, Torpcdocs
Wheel Rockets, Pin Wheels Trangles, Scrpents
Sky Rockets, and every other combustibe fo'
fun and iroic.
In brief, his stock is full, select and comrrc
hcnsivc, he having given his own personal at
public TO call on him, being satisfied of hi
ability to please in quality and prices.
Remcmhcr the locality, next door to Law
sons Tin Factory.
wM c. MOORE
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
JQGA SIS f. E

rVNIIE full.blooded Horse JOCAS- ~
l. SEE, will stand the ensuing GEN
spring season rs follows: On Monday. at Bnz-
il Callaham's; on Tuesday, at T.. Tribes, ESD;
on "Wednesday, at 6. Il. Clinkscnle's, ESD; on
Thursday, at Abbcvillc c. H.; on Friday, ut
David kellar's, Esq.; on Saturday, at Due
West
lie will be let tn Mares ut Ton Dollars ust.-
rance. Twenty-Five cents to the Groom in cv-
cry instance. Every possible care will be Ia
ken to prevent accidents, but no liability for
any. Season to commence the 10th of March,
and end the 10th Of June
PEDIGREE.
JOCASSEE is fine blood bay, of fine form
and muscular power. He was sired bv Mai
Whit!iclds celebrated Wavcrly, in the spring
of lS4S-Wav"rlv by cid Bertrand, of Ken
lucky dam by Blackburn's Whip; Bertrand
hv the renowned horse Sir .Archv his dam
Eliza, own sister to the celebrated running
horse Ga6atin, by imported bedford. iocas.
sees dam was got by Bedford Il descendant
from the renowned Kirkseys colt. and he by
the imported Bedford; his grand-'lam by Phc-
nomenon, and he by Sir Archy; his g. q dur,
by Leopard, and he by the celebrated Quick
silver, a horse of great rcnown in his day
From this pedigree it will at once appear
| that Jocassee has descended from n pure nl.-
ccstry. ms much 20 as any horse in the country.
Wavcrly, the sire of Jocasscc, stands nn,ivallrl
| at the present day in this country, havinr. 'b.
| tanned premium in 1914 ut Grcemvitic, rud
also at Ncwbcrry i'll 1916, also at rvn,!ict on
! and Anderson, being the best stallion exhibited
on each occnsion.
J"cassee is placed low in price as to he
| within the reach of every man who is able to
own mare, and in fact very low for a hnrs" oi
| his blood, and in form and figure, size, beauty
| and color all conIhinc,i cun vie with any horse
Every person desirous of raising fine stoc;
will do well to patronisc this fuli-Lloolcd ard
beautiful stallion.
a. c. HAWTHORN.
Due West, 5. c., March, 1855. 10 3m
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From the Carolininn.1
Legal Ethics.

Messrs. Editors: The remarks Of your
F., on the subject Of legal
ethics, have brought back to my memory
Il scene which occurred some six months
ago ill Il London criminal court. A Young
man stood indicted for having stolen at
night into young lady's room, clambcring
over ncighbo'ing roofs, and having robbed
her of certain jewels. The barrisler, who
found nothing upon which he might rest
decent defence Of the prisoner, suggested
to the jury that, perhaps, tho lady, wo-
man OF irrcproachable character, had made
an appointment with the prisoner, had Civ
en- him the jewels, and finding she would be
discovered. had seen no other escape from
disgrace than turning her lover into Il crimi-
nal. The juSde was going to stop the
sandering lawyer, when the prisoner rose
and cried "Sir, that is not in Your brief
what you say is not true. and | would not
be acquitted at this rate" The thief was
better than the lawyer, whose discontinue
was increased by the judges unrcserved
remarks OH his unblushing conduct, while
the bench assured the prisoner that his con-
duct should have its weight in settling the
amount CT punishment for his crime.
JUSTICE