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THE FOURTH OF JULY AMONG THE
GREEN FOUNTAINS.
Corresponds, &c Of Tie n. 7. Tribune:


EAST RUPERT, VT, Saturday, July 5, 1885,
Yesterday rode over to Dandy to the "Glorious
Fourth" celebrated under the shadow of the Greco
Mountains Dandy is ten miles from this place, an3
the road therco lies through some Of the widest ana
most charming scenery have yet behed in Vermont
We went over the hills that shut in the e,st side of
this lovely valley. Starting early to avoid the heat
we cav the landscape in all its morning glory. The
dew still fingered on flower and leaf, Tightening both
hue and fragrance, and every tree and bush seemed
" harp of thousand srings giving out notes " mel
ody OF the most rspturOus and intoxicating Character.
But you know all about tie birds, &c. twas OK toa
celebration be gan TO speak. Dandy little village,
cudoed in by the mountains, and looking quite inslg-
ncant b. sice the material objects that surround It,
A noisy little sirt am comes dashipg down through
deep gorge in the mountain, forming wa'erttn OF re
naikable beauty. A genuine range OF the dreen
Mountains comes this way, to give Importance and
interest to the place; beautiful woods, 10 taiiesta
brightest verdure everywhere cover the hils'deS AUG
mountain. charming grove, whose outrageous
foliage quite protected us fom wind and sun, Wa
selected for the meeting The programme, presume,
has bad ts precedent smilar occason--thrty.one
II believe that's the number) maidens in spouesS
white music prayer leading q St asS. cs. Srs SS
dressed by Mr.. Parker, Methodrt clergyman OF
Albany. Alter this came the Grafton, delivered
by the Rev. Jason +. WALKER, Minister to the
Independent Relis ious Society VI PaElet. nr.
Nehef u cieigyinon " noeo n' t:, -. An
in his pres'y function his synpathes are human stu.
His cart is vital and active and he most vigorous
halter If every form of oppression and mean1e's,
whether exhibited at the South North, 6y church OF
State His themc was Democracy and Chrstiani'y
stye i. earnest and manly and his thought charAc.
terzea by originality and bodness. His Discourse was
highly finished, and rather abstruse, thought Tor
popular audienee but the thousand suneums iac s
that were turned in earnest atteniveDess toward the
sneaker showed an intelligent appreciation. Ofcourss,
Kansas was forgotten, and when the speaker urged
Upon Vermont her Guy at the ballot box thus securing
TO the naiion the sublime blessing Of Freedom Gf
Speech Freedom OF Mind and Freedom Of Action, obo
enthusiastic response that burst from the people was
glorious augpry fr the eause of human Liberty. baa
the Growing glory of the day was the absence Of gu
di oder No exhibition Of drunkenness, swearing
fighting Tor other osagreeable attendant Ofthis Ssona
day was anywhere TO be- seen. la truth, it was q
novel affair and made me feel that the Fourth Of july
is as good any other day if people would only behave
themselves as WELL JULIE
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IMPORTANT DxcnIos.-we are indebted to Tie

IMPORTANT DxcI.Ios.-we are indebted to The
Editor Of The Montgomery tAlA) 1aa for e.
aavsRce copy Of an Important decision Juse
Aiab.ms, in relation to the liability Of owners If
steamboats, and railroads in that State, under the
law which forbids the carrying. or transporting
of slave without the written authority OF the ownS
"cr penon in charge Of such slave" The penalty 10
fine Of ESQ., and IL the slave is lost the owner Of tt9
boat or railroad is liable for bis full value and the CT
penses In case Of suit, it devoves on the party suco
10 mske proof that the slave has been regaiaed
the gn Ss ad Se Of rstSn
The case carried up was that of slave from MobDee
who was found board of the steamboat Fashion, -
her way TO Monts omery from Mobile. IT was not al
eged that he was on board with the knowledge OF
cohriyance Of any Of the officers or hands. He wss
arrested and put into custody at Montgomery, TO be 10:
convey ed to bis owner. He was there taken Sick and
died. He was well cared for by the owReis OF the
Fashion, and all expenses paio by them. Inc oxnes
construction Of the law that the slave had been trans
ported on the steamboat without the written aa-
hohiy" Of the owner, and had been there oy i,st ~
the court below the plaintiff asked the Judge 70 cnI
iu without any defente that the slave wS on ocs9
without their kno sedge pei mission ano lhss
made Cigent efforts TO return him 70 tne oWnoi' o
charge refused, and the Poin' 0"N' W v" 'AN'r
's ~ T. in accordance with the claim Of the
l;,;g Tbrv hold that the act is ~ be strictly con-
sud against ever 0w 0s OF sst
tay must have 'wrtten authority for the transport.
inc of any slave found on their vehicles, they will
be liable for him total loss, unless they can provo
that lie has been recovered by his aster The pre-
sumption Of the law is declared TO be, that they can
prevent, by proper diligence, the carrying Of any such
persons who are without the written authority, AMI
that il s their duty to provide efficient eaes for that
object. 1t may be ibconveDent or difficult, ea. the
court say that it is not impossible and therefore me
tnu ~ nd defsnee N ehOW I'd 81 th9
trans portation was not knowingly" or with speci%
consent.
1t follows that in Alabama, every railroad, steam
boat or stage is liable to the owner OF any save Ap
seItipg himself from his owner who may De foona
travelling with them under any disguise or coneee%
ment. IN. o. Picayune, 81
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An PAWS EXPREsS-Ofice No. rs Broatway, New.
fmkIte New York and Erie Railroad Company, having
ssrsen the Express Business their
connecting branch railroads and having procured
sLs ou,6t fer that purpose prepared TO DO Cen
sTe E1pTCss Business.
Having control and direction Of the movement
81 Trans which the business done they will DO SNe 10
avail themselves Of the privilege Of giving unusual dspstch To-
usts Forwarded by their Express 20 stations along the ine OF
teir road s Connecting branches THEN facilities In this
WI D 4ch greater than could be afforded to comps
bet eheiu,iN-y engaged IN the express business.
BY an arrangement made with the United States ard Apen
can kaIss Companies articles will be taken by these Com
penee al Drbtk sud Buffalo AID forwarded with dispatch
al ne pept cities and the United States and Ter
rifories
will b made BY ID. Company for the t-anspor,s-
on Of freight their load BY
20 DuntiTk and bufAo he forwarded
these poLs 70 their destination BY the ordinary tsansporsca
buee
gers who viii attend TO %. Transmission mere handise
packages and he collection Of ts sent wh goods Of ell kinds
Particular attention VIII be syen 10 the collection Of notes.
vs accounts and between New fork Buffalo, Ceve
Ind Che I'M att Cbict 30 and st LOUIS.
HENRY ID. RICE, Superintendent Express.
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Ro.S. b.: i '1 XII. 4 q
:s%%en pasture ...e remedy nst ss.s' 49,.
He has tried eleven hundred cases. and never
% w., ~. aDas ::.. H. ":: ii
Two bottles are warranted to Asrsine sore month
One three bottles viii the worst hind Of Impss -
I've or tire. bottles viii olsa, the system Of boila
Two bottles warranted to cure the wesst eaAk" 10
Three to 6vs Ioss are wnsd to me worst case q
'' o.. T.. bottle. ar. warranted a. hu-0r i. the
Two bottles ar. warranted running of the ears and
Tosr Or aS Soss srs warranted eonpt and runss
One >ottl. win cure seAly eruptioIs Of thssiu.
Two three bottles warranted to cure The worst es's Of
Two three bottles are warranted the most ds'Isrsts
Three 70 four bottles warranted to cure satrhsun
benefit always experienced fom the FIRE. boss and
perfect cure when the above quantity taxes
Eotbsa looks so improbable to those who have In yes tres
n :s .a a' Si u;
every iupo in The :y~s% y. 4 s s1sd fac. If you s.s::
isIs ' he vicinity Snd
ss cures n, ever done in Mch. % sAndI.a
ye old TO Old people Of dirty hsvesesn peSs pnny ws1my
'sS4; : sss ~ "Ssi b g: ons ss is ' '
{ n. ..' az sc. si: I'm
Seine Who h.S. .ien been eos for year. and have
esu..d b it, Where The body 's OF q. .sa
sae It will very sI eelnts but you must not b
alarmed they always .sppsS in from fosr days 70 VEL
There 10 ner bad result Som il be contrary Whsn ss,
feeling s zone you Will feel yourself like anew peson Ine
some the sDesmurns OF It That ever mar
listened to- .,v -.
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY No la9 wHren'''
Wbojessis AGENT, for New.Yori c. " CLICKENERk Co.,
No 81 Barciays. CHARLES H. RiNG, No isa BIo,aysJ
A B. L d. SANDS No lH NEl.am-st. MARSH, OkNis
Co No $50 Gresnwch.st; BOYD 4 PAUL, Ch.mbsrs,t
WILLS Co, No. us nkn-.. MekkSsoN R0nsiiHs
{ Co No AS Maiden ans; HAVlLANO, HAhRAL
RISLRY Warren ri. BARNES PARK, No 500 brccdway;
WARD, CLOSE l. Co.. Msdoslsrsi Mrs HAYES eroos
Ign and for sale retail by ell Uspec:sbs Druggists
out he Union.
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NEW WIDE-0AUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK 70 ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, and
6EsESFE VALLEY RAILROAD s now open and, IN con
necop htbs Buffalo, CorLirg and New York and forh
and kns kaJTotcf, forms direct route nom Ns"ioh 70
koChestsY.
The 81 this route tosether with zoe supto, com
Aut afforded by The VIDE renders by far the most dea
tte between tbe above IaDed cities =,
Teie can DO procured a. tie NewYoik and Ere tArosd
Ehet Ofee foot II Duane st. and No isj Bos6"Ci uso
b hrssy City.
baggage ebeelsd through.
freghs vii % transported between Newfob ard Roches
III wh cspsch Any information desred 70 esod therein
BE- obaned ~ calns the General teebt AseIt ~ The
YoIb md EIe Railroad Ere BodIfs q & :. TAPPHS,
EnW>st mag AgeIi Nc 49, bToad~ay.
NO -. 80 "a ne Eltst 'oII,ts I'D NtsYCt fJfo1d q
ee.Jey. ,AILLgE1Ds IJtr.;tJCtuL
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HIEW-YORX and LRIE IIHILkUHD.-Oh
~ AID aaer MONDAY May d. la, ssa Until further pote,
cscnser Trains WI leave Fer ho. Of Dosnoft, - kfsv1
DrJEkIRK EXPREse, ste Ia n lor DunAuh
DyIFYALO EMPRESS, a. o a. m fs brfalo
NAIL, s:ls for Dunkfs ami Buffalo tnd innIrasd,-
&c Stations Passengers by tbs Train WIN eonnee. with n.
me- trah for Syracuse tsyuga Cnsdssua Niagara Pais
ND Rochester ard with he Lightning Eypre" Tan % tie
IAhe shore Raj road for Cincinnati CtIsso, 40
R0CKIAND PASSENGER. 81 8: 30 .. M, from fec.
hmmbors o. vs Piermost Tor Sufern's and nsrms diss
WAY PASSENGER, 4p. m. fer Newbursh and midls
Gvn Axe Intermediate StstpnA
NiCfIT TXPRESs 1T o. IN for Da1tirh and Buffalo.
EMIGRANT ate p u, for Dukuh and Bufis and inter
mediate Stations.
The above Trains daily, Sundays eIcepted-
These Express Trans connect 81 EiLSa with the Emis,
Niagara Falls Railroad for NiasMs Fans Of
bpshamon with the syiaruse and Bsbaniton Railroad for
GyIscust Corning with the Buffalo, Corning and New-Y oik
Rosd for Rochester al Great Bend with Delaware, aoh q
wanna AID Western Railroad for Scranton Buffalo ard Dun
Like Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati,
'"'~'' D. c. NoCALLUM. General Superintendent
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fegal Noiilfs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of tie County Of New York motto, hereby vsn 70 Oh
persons having claims ssairst THOMAS CRTPEN te Of
he CITY ef Newell deceased 10 present The ss~e WIN
vouchers thereof the ssbsIber al nj. Ne
90 Burps alp IN the City OF New Ysrk on or before me
seventh law oil November next Dated NewYok ~hs 9TH day
Of May 1850. - ,..,.r,,, r.
ms fswGm NJ CHARLES II. MARSHALL, EIeeatsr
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
i ofths County of New Yorh notice 70 hereby rvsn 20
ABRAHAM BLAKE late Of the City Of New Yort dsceas
sd 10 present The same with vouchers thereof ~ the s1sio
al The efcs OF Edward Bech No G.. Beaver the city CT
HewYoii on OF the thtth day Of September next
Dated Now A ork the 2tih day Of March, 1856.
sILyEnT r, BLAKE, Administrations.
mhsi lawsnN- EDWARD BECH, )
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METHODIST HONE MrssIoss.-The deficiency 10 tne
missionary contribute ms for Methodist Home hs"onS
for the year closing in May, 1856, is stated oy
EoshriNe Christian Adrocate at 100000. That ""nv
be met, the appropriations for the ensuing ye"f""
con idersby reduced.
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DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.-Tho GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western North western and Southwestern stste. cont
Railway direct The Road also connscts ct Oh
~a daily line Of Steamers to oil ports tine Western Rivers
and Cleveland and Ssndusky with steamers 70 oil ports on
North Lakes the direct cheapest and
reliable route by which RRSGHT b forwarded ~ and
fvem the Crest West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA shdPITTSBUR6H
FIRST CLAss -Boots Shoes Dry Goods I'm On. I'M ~
ko1es,) Furs Feathers, &c. ........:.. ~" Pe' ~ ~
SECOND CLAss.-Books and Stationery, Dry)
Goods lin beles,) Hardware, Leather, I75e Per loo
Wool,
THIRD CLAss-Anvfls, BsssDg Bacon and AZ, re, ,es N
Pork, Tin bulkl Hemp, kc...:.........:} WV f "
FounTn CLAn.-tsGee, Fish, Bacon and N. ~, ,so n
Pork, (pscked) Lard and Lard Oil. w. f'' '
In shipping Goods from point east Of par
ticusr mark the package Via Pennsylvania Ranosd All
Goods consigned the Agents this Road at PhsdsPhs
Eittsbursh, viii 10 forwarded without detention
FRKIGHT AGEsTs-Bsnis WVUley Co nsnphn, Tenn. !;
r. r. Sass Co.. st. Louis J. 8. Mitchell son, Evansville,
Ind pun:.sa Bell Mu,doeh, and C.Its. J.wsr Lo.s
md irwin Co., Cincinnati N W. Graham Co, zsnssvno
Ohis; Lsech Co. No "a Klby St. Boston; Lsech Co, No.
7Astor House New-YoIk No. William aud No Bate
yyplace EewYo1k F. j. 6nssdsr, PhilsdslPhis Mssrsw
kssps Baltimore Geo. C. Hranoseus, Phtsbsrsh.
Per Further particulars or tiBs Of lsdns spplyts
LEIGH Co., Agents Penn. Rsilyesd Co.
No 7Astor House, New.YoIt.
H.H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, fhnsaeapAiA.
H.. LOkBAKRT supsrDtsDdsnt. Altoona. Pa
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II pANGRMENTS.-On and aRsr FRIDAY juno 20, la1,
uDdsy eIoepted Trains Going Esst-Leavs Bsooliyn or
6eeDror and on Saturdays. 3;4' M ,Os i.ph.na
hs Fnn p,dsle, ga N. ard S45 and m tr sysws, 10
no and ll5 u for Hemp.ssa, No., AS and . u:
ViDs ws-Leavs GIsenpsrt for Brooklyn lea IN ssd on
neosys st44ss YsPbaSk, 8: % and II IS m L.ts;
Jpn syesset 7:se a. IN. and S4op. m Hampstead 6zs
7Sl M and 20 ard SIS Jamsos, 81 S. 7lo, s:5 and
e,S NJ 2:lo ard 55 o. NJ Freight Train leaves at m
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NHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.

II Travellers for CHICAGO, 81. LOUIS. KANSAS. and
lnpos West and South west obtain Through Tickets,
@ al information concerning routes fare kc either BY the
EEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW-YORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD. 10y application at the Companys
Cabee No. l9S Broadway, corner Deyst
JOIN Y. PORTER. Gensrai lgent VI. S. r. r
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III no. 1855 Trsips win es,e Cbs,nbsrssA Station - 10
laws: Express, = n. ard p m. MAJ, n Thrsssa
Way Train, u nj Emisrsnt m I% foo1hsesPss,
m. ssn leave: ever 1rSsy evening :. u p m 70; He'd
Iesrss sns Sing and Psek.h Trairs Way Stations
Passenger .ahep Chsmss Canal: csrstSP.:i and - ,s
end IS p H. and Esst Albany at sl5 and HAS o. M
A. - AT. SMITH, Superintendent
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GREAT CENTRAL RIO u I Z. -
" TIE ThIopsh Ticket and Freight Once Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And heir Railroad sad Steamboat Connections to Chicago
lwsuhee GsleDs BuAgton, 81 Louis Cairo, and all points
West and South weFt .-.. =.
W eIJaP ENsION BRIDGE BUFFALO, or OSWEGO
atNo 179 BROADWAY, NY.
s,ovnsv NJ Copytlsndtst DARIUS CLARK, Agent
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II PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County OF New York nose htIe5y gwen 10 a.
having claims sgsrs EDWARD T. 70" hhS ia,e OF
the CITY Of Columbus eyts deceased 10 present tse are
with vouchers thereof the s.bserher at his oee NO o.
the CITY Of EswYosk, before the t~eIh ceJ
Of November York the tenth day OF May,
!tt6. HENRY II. MORGAN, Executor. piz la"smh
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In PURSUANCE of AN order of the Surrogate Of

the County Of NewYorb notice s hereby gwen 70 a. per-
cons having claims asanst ELIZABETH w SHELL iaie
al tho City Of New Yok widow deceased 10 Ps,a. me as
With 'oueisTs thereof the Subscribe az his Ohce 70 -
Fulton ct m tie Cty O New Yok before inc W ooy p
gay Btst-DAt,u NV Yofk the ,th dag 81 January st
"a tn@' A.!.tA .CNb, stnh fGPtd
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8teamboais anb Railroads.

DkY BOAT for ALBANY, from foot Of Canal
H. and suyins ,t-The steamboat ARMENIA win leave
so.ry MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at O'CLOCK,
handing az Intermediate landings
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HleoiraL.
DO0TH g. SEDGWICK's LONDON CORDIAL
ID GINA superior beverage ard toxic For sale BY the sole
Agents SIMPSON BROS, No 10 Beaver-s-
CANDS' SARSAPARILLA, for PURIFYING

the BLOOD-Tbs celebrated Remedy speedily rectihes
any euay tho Ciculatioo and the Bo~
els Al Establishes healthy action Prepared and sol BY
A. B. l. d. SANDS, No. 100 Fultors:.
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H CURSIONS- SEVEN TRIPS DAILY each wey (sun
DAYS Boat leaves and cars leave Flushins
l., 6i and 10 81 and p. meeting md en-
changing passengers Hunters Point On the East River oPH
st. HewYork The beautiful steamer ISLAND CITY
nshs Rarosd line leaves Fulton Market slip. foot Of Full
the above hours sfodnF fine views Of all obecs Of
the River and landing at
Point twenty minutes Here step from beat
Flushsg eght mdesl
81 the FIR co. roads in the country twenty-five minutes in
cipdins stops Penny Bridge Msspeh, Winfield Newtown
National Depot West Flushins The whole trip occupies
kss than hour. Fare, centA Excursion parties and
schools reduced rates Persons also reach the
by Brooklyn City Railroad through Green Point or by
ersesine the 235-st. ferry. ~
PICNIC GROVE. the Flushing depot, fitted up sx-
r1essy This road be occupied gratis
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NOTICE Of DISTRIBUTIONS l. here
Nv ,ivsn that the Of the sale Of s Real 1stats
n HiRkM r. PERRY, late Of the City Of Ne~.Yssk de-
esssS sss lately made under the order OF the Ssr.Sssts
LYDIA PERRY, the Administrator sSa Aamsi:tratriH OF
sale. deceased will be divided those hl.d thersto
rordps TO at The sunosste's O;s In the City Of New
Ycrk Tho second day Of Sertembs ext tea o'clock in
tho forenoon Of that ssy-Dse1 this Sd ds, o, Jelly 40
FRFDRRIcK w. BURKE, Proctor, No. $50 Es.sss't
,7
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of th, County Of NswYort r9te. hsrsSy srsn 70 a.
he City OF EewYork deceSsed, 10 present Me same With
.ooche" tfor.of to tho 'se.cber at her NO 90
day Of Adjustment Dated Yorh The twenty
,b,Id d,v of E.brnsry 1855 ELIZABETH y. SMITH,
12ti,x6uNs Administrative
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NETWORK and NEW-IiAVEN RAILROAD.
III SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, Commanding May 5, is5o


r. N.r:Y@i.. ecrr:I setS :. md lta,,
~ st e. SiIss4s s. SIS IS
ESQ M fof SS SsIRs =. iis ,
tSI D.'n f isa e e,.sss s
$50, s:ii & tE1 1s'o ;:5 e:I5 For roIt Chester
sDa itsrnssi.:. Stations; 7sAm. E;so' siS %'' @i''
cos,Ecrm. T,4m.1rOr Bo::sn; 'snEH1 ntp.:
~. H,J For Connees'cut River Railroad 70 Mens..:
Eos.sonc R...l: a. For Nsass,:st a.',o:d: So
fras. 70 N,w.Yo,K-From Ee. Haven: $50, 49,.
Ill s sR IL s is p p
v,sn Norv.i; IS 90, s;IS lo;s. n Ea! ~ ~
's':s li'o En- y: ~ AS%S r,,.r,,....s.
NEw-JERsEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
"a as s 2l.. :s
nd an! 1s,p..S e.: sa .ss l .a
ai and through 0;sS:g' W Ssss5sG e x.t ssp
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-TIIREE
LphI1 .nd rFnGsst GhAHS
TRATN leave, Phaadelphia for Pittsburgh at y = and
r,''tTs & = i1s ssSA
for r.ISsa @ .sulth G md fsas
for Philadelphia at 20 p m -. ,.u,o.a. 70 and
The above connect
from St. Louis, NO.. Alton GNenA and Chicago, Illinois,
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky Tere H.ut1 NAH
afed Beeftsine Sanduray, Toledo, Cevs Gland Co.
bSs Zsneeve Mss'iiop and Wooster Ohio ass with the
vile ard Cincinnati 800
For further particulars hndbls In the hotels OF THE city.
Passengers test, expeditions and
Portable route between the Baa and West.
Through tickets be had at either Of the abovsnenseDed
places in the West orof 49,,
j. H. BUTTS, Agent New. Jersey Railroad Co., foot Of
Courtlsndt-st New. York.
J.L. ELLIOTT Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Co..,
No Aston House. BtoadYty, New-Yofk.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor. 18th ind Msrhetsts,
New York. Jan. 1856. Fhadephs
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n Y. SUPREME COURT-BENJAAtN

M ANDREWS, kIecutor. and ELIZA ANDHE VS., Exc
cutrx OF the Estate Of BENJAMIN ANDREWS, deceased,
sssn.t WILLIAM c. H. WADDEIL, General A"isnes in
Sai krupicy. pursuance Of ths Cour; made
r. Tho above entitled action on 18th dsv Of June 1880
viii .e at Public Auction at the MercLans Exchange the
CITY of the 18th DAY Of July 1885, st IL O'clock
NJ by ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Auetioneer: All those
certain Lois pce.sor parcel. Of land ',a.te lying aud
being the Twelfth ard Of the City Of New YORK. and koo an
and part OF Har Commons sod Which sid
Lo;s hsre, conveyed LDoSn on Map OF said Commons
Lot. hundred (20 and two hundred and one (2
the Fourth and Fihhays and Eishtyfouith and
Hsrem Commons from othet lands one hundred
and four feet irches aud f0 ting aud bouade
the ,on,bwe.erly sde Of Eighty and hunired and
feet eight inches aud ea.ey by Lot number too
bur hundred ard six feet six inches more or
es VII ch said Map dated 1924 aid filed IN the
June rs, 1886. WALTER DURAN Referee
LAPAUGH l. ANDREWS. Attorneys No IS Wsllr.. NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-14
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY OF
- NEw-IORK-HENRY 9: ELY and EDWARD z.

CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEW-yOBK-HENRY g. ELY and EDWARD e.
BOWIN at JOSEPH 81. LYONS-summona for money DO
maud eoltTsct-Coul. not seI-To JOsEPh M LloNS,
defendant You hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint this seton, which he'd IN the ONCE Of
the Cleri of the City and County Of New York. the CITY
Hail. in said the 18th day of June 1885, and 10 serve
COPY Of your the sd complaint the subscribers
At b.r Office No 10 Wsl ct in the City of New.fok, within
sy. vi the day Of sseh serycs and fail to answer tue
said cos within the aid the plaintiffs viii take
the Of nineteen hundred aud sixty two and
20O collars with interest f765 10 from the fa Day
March 1855 and UPON 6 a. the bsance thers1 from the
18th day Of April thousand eight hundred and hys BE-
sides the css,s Of III seton. Dated Jure q 1886.
PARSONS RIGGS, Plsintias' Atorne1s
iese lawSvM No. 10 Wall-st, New York.
CUPREME COURT.-CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEw-YORK.-JOSEPH II. WILLIAMS. President Of
tie Sontben BaUk of Indiana against DANIEL ELSION
WILLIAM II. DAVIS ORRIN J. SOSE, OHIO hLEhh
al EDWARD MARTIN -Su1moDs for a money denspd on
contract (Con served TO the Dsiead.s and escn Of
them You are hereby and required to the
conn this which will be hed the ONCE Of the
Clerk Of the City and County Of New York at the City HAL,
Of answer 70 the sa1 I'm
rsIt or the euecYbers tter Office Ne IL Wal st IN the
CITY of New within twenty days after the service OF TINS
summons YOU exclusive of the day Of such sevice and II
fs the tn1 complaint within the time
IL plaintiff this action will judgment agai you or the
thou and hundred dollars with interest there
from the 18th day of May thousaLd eight hundred aud
PERT EASTON, Plaintiff 9 Alto. neys, No. II Wall ST:
Tho complaint in this action filed in the Office Of Tho
CLERK Of the City and County Of New York the soth ds Of
June, 1855. jylf lawGEM