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lH Virtue OF the Of deed OF u., .x..u,s
- by Darrssoti to March SIS whIeb \.
duy rseSried la the Clerks Hanover shall a1 fr
- PUBLIC ISeen to The highest bidder Hanover Court
"a o'n CAY o. August, 1876, Chat being day0
at 81 land containing about
yihg the Of Hanover, adjoIunz Perrin. min n,
Nds OF b. Insisy and others Of land has an n =
arg quantity OF wood valuable timber and portion 81 n "a
.o alsng srAs shall sell susi title land a,
Is VESTED " me- but believe the title to b. good -
sl,-etds WM. ID. WINSTON Trustee
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JAMES n. BURNSIDE
Us-etds .. DAVID 8. YOUNG. Commi,-,o
TIVE ~ HI .:LIal

u yALLry" on JNNEs RIysR, MILE esi0g RIchsovp
FOR sALk AT AUcTioN-wm sud 90 rHunsDxY IN, s,,h
nag 'SS 90 ne preri.-s commencing
Yarn IL Hes co james River obi
Vsoorne Isrnrte through The place. Suang excel
lsn' roat 70 hehnon The
snou ssoasre, are cleared, AL OF ~Lh high
ssios a. NE growing viii hov. the
psee consist Of Cottage
me uu. cot buildings. nearly all within
examine The rrenies
Ikss -one third ess, balance years negotiable
nV,-, nierrs add.d secured By trust deed B. o. AIKEN
sale eopdueted BY GobDs Ju29-S std.
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Two WOOL GROWERS. -Ths undersigned ssh.. 10 huv
some thirty forty thousand pounds Wool Tor te use o.
NE frEna Penents, for which Ne Nh The price
suie--c3v yAMFs q sPoTTs
1f1(l HnLs. HoLLINs EXTRA FLOUR.
1OO nrtin prime fre.h Butter. GRESHAM 90.
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MEMORANDA.
Schrs Richmond Harris,
r-dsreksburf Peer Novel; Layton for and
squire Brothers. West,
Instant = - -" 80 -S'
sehr o coetsr Horaer Rehmond elssd at Philadelphia
sh Delaware Farmer Batier from Richmond viii, iron r.,,.
for the Washington and Alexandria Railroad arid At A-xapdra
2Oth - - ~
sehr Mari Hopkins FROM Alexandra Tor Ne. York.
wheat veot hers at Roekswsy during night
She lies ne. high high much -and-d and vii
probably have u be launched sppAr,ny unnj r,d and
stands straight s- loaded
drA with about l"1p bushels 81 wheat Insured New
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NOTICE-s2B REWARD.
STOP THE RUNAWAY Ran
- TIE 18Th Of May (ca!ls himself
Tomas) ~ As hir hiscf
complexion very bouggd olerahy heavy large uouth
above rsvard o. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS WI ~ pad ap
preeenson and delivery, confinement jail at st
aEan r. n. SMITH,
sus-vim' Gold nm ?. o. Buckinghsr county, Va
RLEAonED. AND BRowN sHEETINe.-
three yards vide, Tor sale b.
.g2a @ MAXWELL co.
GMALL FIGURED AND CHECK PRINTS
- Jus received Prnt colors
Of Merf mac aud other good marks.
sast q HARrWEIL CO.
Gpnn mATTsIAVA CDFFEF. Of s1tsricr auaiity
\gO fcr s.le " DAVENPORT, ALlEN 4 90.
~ 0AR-for sale b. yAMu WINSTON.
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ALhE"A 49, ~ 81, ns,,llAMh INsr
JOuN D. sTRAN0E Principal and fnsirucior
J.. ". BLACKBOARD. TnFith.
INHE second sson vi September newt .nd
.os Modern .sg.s, sua Errh tage, ~ par pur.esd
Ml,sry ssfrc,ip e. =, p,~s ief.nt, "a, o sssn ~.
ley sSsreses gwen ie q ne Assan,s snsssa
quassd both n,,etu.y morally 70 grfor ,ae sas,.s
sseesr. md re prinesl Is,-r. % s s,usu
so hsir pr eminent qualifications Ty coussrsbs
fSsss-Board ana Tuition Win u.i HA,. vahins Sc ss,u
go 49, pr session o. sn months Ths boart
DAY scFoi.Rs@
Lssin. trres and Msth.r,sties ,a
Yfeneh. German md spanth eaeh 10
Mathematics aud EnNih
PrepaIsi.ry nspsr'g.n, lgosil.hl %
10 svsy e.,s bali must y PAID In sdvsnce. and ne
No ssssriss ,sesps y e... n pro,r..sa ss. ss.o.
M ~ n,.r - ~ ,', o , r',y ~ "a -. 90
soart a ne ns'uis Extensive pepafatops rvs. ~
iysi-sscs,sst ID OF.
wlnCMBsTEH VansINfAl MEDICAL
nay ''''''' ''' '''""'' 10" - "''''s
HuoH ~ Mcauns ~ D. Poro,of 81 aurrrv .,s p,,.s.,..
PuTtfP ssH " D., Professor o. Practice di,ins snd a.
AtSssB n rvos D.. Professor Of An.,ouy, c.-.sy ssa
oF vhos eesr.. 500: M.scul.,on ~ tsoo p,...ss
ucket (onee oniy) 30 eos Dpeua fse 90 o.
lecture e.nerapy eui .ad i-sssss ~
gur.us - wiling chsaes Isssars. aS-rsa asriss
~ Of NE General A...usy N. osHss. ...,..
ssa young ser RON ~ SAT. fvisis lr-- srrs 4,
r and anss 70 paas BE-, ss 80 s 49, 49, 3,
'',s'r ls,ssS.''n 'pPS to ,Iypvpn
NO sns spsls nd ms,ssa hor.s. lu.i = Asad. TX
salS-daea rtsnknn ers,t
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GtoLumnIAN HOTEL FOR RENT ora
~ LtASE-iNNtDfATF POsSRFs1ONs-The shove oid -
and vel established Hotel for rent With Immediate posses III
sion There are chambers SUFFICIENT Tor two hundred IL
dining 70 By - feet There
nien accommodates for cooling washing &C. large sssb
and large carriaEr housrs, &C. &C
THIS property veil Known that any further description
jy ia-c 2awu u CHFNguAw
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RtoKoAMuoN Ds.-Easli.h Calf nour
- Backgammon Boards ohsssnen Dounoss an
sor ne small iolts and must Be soid b.
sa7s ZIMMERMAN.
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FIkk MONDAY The so'h inst stagss vn Tr-wseky
n RON Liberty 70 nuchanan They Ei tbsrty Tues
days fhudays and Saturday, Of te Eastern
Cars P.ssenEers ~ hs vii The otter
night and rcac bnchanan the Pesons VISITING
he Springs By this route VIII have the advantage Of visiting
ne Peats snd Natural Bdrs The road mountain
ven raded and being placed IN good order rendering tip
agreeable one.
jy9i-eioi n uoRstEy
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us NJ steamship Quaker City, Schnfedt, Mobile and Hs:
ysna rndse and pass Smith Patrick. Dec g lat 70 ~
NJ Ion 70 W. spoke bark job, Fsrnum from Havana toe
New-York.
u ~ steamship Fl Dorado, J. w Ludwig, Eew:Orleans
On the goth and Havana 18th mde and 10 NJ D. Roberts
r. 8 NJ steamship Souhernor EVAN 81 hours from Charles
ton mdse and pass Spoford Tleston Co Sunday pn
sd miles of Hatteras spoke chr ~ W. Smith hence for
Charleston, date exchanged Signals WITH o.. amer
Of signals with steamship Jas Adser. hence
IT, e. NJ sesmhp Alabams Schenck 50 hours fn Ssvsnnsh
rpdse and 5. L. Mitchell Dec 20, al n w OF
Hateras signals with steamships Florida and James
Adger 60 miles of Hatterss at $50 passed schr w
south. ,,, On
Ship Liberty Atkins NswOhsans 10 DE- Ind'e. to Stanton
Ship Psrsna Lsnsston Buenos Ayres Nov hides hair ke
10 W w DeForest Co Sid in with bark Ocedent for
Portland Dec lat Is S. lon 30 So spoke Br bark Elsnore
Bark Baltimore (of Bslore) Ramsay Rio de ysnero Nov
r. coffee and hides Kirkland Won Sachs bpoke gong
into Rio brig Chattanooga Norris from Bahia Nov - lat
s3 lon IS Is W. exchanged signals With AM brig Beaver
from Rio Jsneiro Dec. Is, lat % ~ Ion % d. passed snip
Amelia OF Warren steering W. W.
Barb Eyende, tof ProsPee Partridge Apsseheois 10 d.
cotton master.
Brig Fenelon iBelE) Arends Newcastle Eng d. coal to
II w w Nicer Dec. n q miles N. =. Of Five Nile Bank
fell In with ,chr Henry c. Mead, Of Fishk Turner dis
abed OF s her sails abe having the gale OF that day
sustained much damage that Capt Tur
ne deemed prudent abandon the vessel which accord
ny done The T. received them board and broasht them
this poIi.
Brig Lucy Ann tof Boston) Bryant Belize Hond, Dec
MAHOGANY. &c, 10 Porterteld & Yates
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ASSEMBLY,.

Shortly after the sdiournmen: Of this Caucus, the
House Of Assembly, at II a M, was called to order
by RICHARD u. SHERMAN, Esq, Clerk OF the last
Kouse, and members were sworn in by the Hon. JOEL
TlHr.pLrY, Secretary Of State.
The House then proceeded to nominate Speaker
each Member ming in hs place and naming his cand
date.
The following was the result OF the INST oal'o''
FIRsr BALLOT.
HENRY A. PRENDERGAsr Of Chsu,auque County was
rsmed BY Mssr. Abbott Aser Baines BuIto S Tss
H.mptoT H. Hyje Juliand Ketshsni Kinsm.n I1s'trce,
Nam Mallory Maliby, Massey Meyd Psine Pea, rove Ne
De KrSIsMiS BAILEY of Putnam was named by MesSs
In,bcn B,prus Brsdner Brady Curtis Deyenns Dinoc.,
GI.xr H,Hfod Hsyes Holmes Lovett, Matieson Miller,
% Fs5.frw EsS M EssY. w Sfiy w SfSs
LYMAN oDELL OF LIVINGSTON va. named ey Hess,s =; =
sr Dennistc1 Desher bOl.B q A. Dudley pusanne Fem
Quest Hskss, Hsnun Hobbs Hoy.rsdt Nal Sorbg,
Prescott Reed Rodgers: sshoonnstsT Ten Brock ih0'''S
Tx HdYIE NC Clinton va. n.d by
Dawson Floyd, Meehsn, W. s. smith SPEAKER A. "0oaf'
GEORGE SCOTT wa. named BY Me'srs. J. b Clark,
okyIEE ROBINSON named by Ms''r' MOrs'a PEN
j. O. FowLER was named by Me'srs Lafeyer add Robin
Mr.. LArrvER was named by M Fower-i
Nh J. b. CLARK named by Mr. Robinson
SECOND BALLOT.
Tho following Is the result of the second ballot
BENJAMIN alley lizard Dem.l received 3, VIZ; Messr
Anhhon Bancus Bredue Brady, Curtis Dawson Dess1ins
msiseson. Miller, A J. Mills Parker, Ray; Reeve Reilly
SOFT sriuos Van santyoord Ward Wells, Wise Wl,SecA
oD s1e1oo orr BeeseS Buckley BScEn Case Coon
CrOcLe penp.ton D3s Ss 6 A. g9dIsy HYDE sen
fns Johnson King Lee Lewis Msben Matiiee q 4 Miis
snedeker Ten Brock, Thomas, Tracy Whrtenor' Z. l.
h,t H,er Barnes Burton Csrpenser Cobb Cole Dewey
Duey Foo,e, Gage, Could Green, Hampton a. hyde; Ia'
a%Te vsn pcrveeT, wskensn Warner Williams.
H9StE n0s DS% W ssSsiseS w1sh '
O. sCgTT received va: Nss.rs bi b c1'I n shea
j. LAFEvER received !. viz; Fowler. ~ u,..
Morgan Penheld White.
Mr SPRAKER received /, via Mr.. Hoyle
Nh Mr. J. B. CLARK received l. VIZ; Mr. Rooih'5n.
THIRD BALLOT.
The following was the result of the third ballot
BFNJAMIN BAILEY (iard Dem received 50 VIZ; Messrs
Bsueu' BsS SS Ho%s she"
ieson Miller Mills Parker R,S Reeys R. &i ssS SpO
oDE * ny Bs SssSd Bae Kin Ae ca.s
IoeseT , Rs. Hsat Hobbs Hoysrsdt Hyde
k lee Le So,s MslfS Ss1eS S Ss
Snedeker, Ten Brock Thomas, Tracy whnenour e. T.
Veg SSRY a. PRENDERGAsT received IS Wis Messrs
Abbott Ager Bsrnes Burton Carpenter Cobb Cole Dewey
iid ketehsn Kingman Longstreet, Main, Mallory, Mstby
Massey Mead Pone, Peck Powers, Ross b. smith, Snow,
snniYc Van Deryeer Wskeman, Warner, Williams.
TIMOTHY D. HOYLE Union Deu.) received 9, viz:
uesrs Floyd Morgan w. s. Smith SIroker Woods Wright
oRyILLE ROBINSON received 3, viz; Messrs Hanchett
GEORGE +. FOWLER received ;, viz: MesGs Dsshler'
81 SCOTT received D. viz: Mesrs j. b. Clark, Cray,
Shea. ..,,r -,--,, 30. NJ, Eoular
The result Of the third ballot being declared, Mr..
GLOVER moved that the House adjourn to II a. m.
tomorrow. Carried.
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FIRES.
r1Rr IN cHA1HAM .rREEI.

IIkI n tHATHAN NINLLI
At II O'Clock New-Year's Night fire broke out III
the clothing-store of Simon Fox, No. IS Chatham
street II was discovered by Officer Dining, Fourth
Ward, who gave the alarm. The stock, valued at
So 500 was almost entirely destroyed. Insured for
81 600 in the Rutgers Insurance Company The
budipg is owned by Henry Hart, aud was but slightly
damaged.
FIRE ~ MARION STREET.
At 81 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, FIRE wss dis
covered in the dwelling house No Marion street.
The FIRE wa, eI;pguished before much damage oc-
Cured
yIRE ~ TENTH svrSuE.
At d, oeloch Tuesday night f5' broke out III q
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IAdvertisepent.l

PILES, FIsTULA AND RUPTURE--EDwARD Il.
DIXON N D. EDITOR of the Seape and 0psrstns and Con
vultns suseon No q cures the above disease per
nspeny without knfe esture Complete sets OF ne
newly ened insrumsa used BY him With practical dires
tons and diagram psss, will b forwarded 70 eouny nIeos
fr 40 esss practical Demonstration the dead BODY
Ill be commenced on jan Fee el0e The 10 al
rpdsrtaleu BY Dr. DIXON warranted The peten must apply
rsssopsy OF % horrs from 10 g. to s. and to evening"
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First Ghemi,tg Eoitio,r.
BY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE NEW YORK tribune
DAY AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. ], 1850.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. ], 1856.
There was large concourse of visitors at the
White-House to-day. The foreign Ministers were
received at II o'clock. The residences of the prn-
cpals officials of the Government, as Well as those
of private citizens, are generally to the reception
Of visitors or callers, and the day being fine the
calls are quite numerous.
The Government has received as vet no answer
to its dispatch sent TO New-Orleans ordering the
arrest of certain Nicaragua flbusters, but the
order is presumed to have been executed.
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DIED.

BLAKE-In Brooklyn, Tuesday evening, Jan l. after
short ard severe illness CORNELIUS ID. BLAKE aged n
Years youngest Of Arson Blake.
The friends the family invited TO attend his funeral at
Crists Church. South Brooklyn, Thursday I'd inst, st
3 D. M, without further invitation.
SANDs-A Montonvie, Orange County Monday Dec 81,
JACOB b. SANDS eyed 81 years son OF the late Nathaniel
sands 49, $50
The Of the family and Of his brothers Daniel and Abra
ham Sands invited attend HIS funeral Wednesday
at u o'clock the Episcopal Church, at NewWindsor
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We shaH pr;ut, for regular subscrbe<s, e~sr 100000
.spie, Of the WEEKLY TRBuSE, of this week. II s w,th0ct
soab the best advertising medium In the eounsrJ Inv 10
lat d,y for receiynr advertisements for s weeks issss.
Price Seyeuty.6ve Cents line.
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A GIRL SHOT BY HER BRoTHER.-A an early
hour on New morning serious accident from firearms
occurred in the Mrs Conner in Atlantic street third
door from Willow Her son, John Conner, IN about
a m PARTIALLY intoxcsted and commenced firing at the
with pistol The second ball glanced off, and the sister being
within IL her in the left breast penetrating through
the let lung and coming under the The
rested and taken s the girl conveyed the hos
pi,sl Her condition is precarous
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wood house at The Of No. go Tenth avenue, oe
longing TO VIM Rowe. Damage about vs.. lie ERE
j. supposed TO have been the work OF design.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

The Chancellor Of New-Jersey has granted stay o
proceedings on sskng the removal OF the Rsh
way Mil Dams Two inunctions granted-one AZ the
of cifiz
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The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher delivered his lecture
nm Paotism last evening before Young Mems Lecture
Association Jersey City to large and grsted sudeee III
die frat PRESBYTERIAN Church.
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ASSAULT BY HALL THIEyEs.-TwO fellows entered
the bsl of Mr. Trowbridge's In Gold New
Years night proceeded walk of with coats when
thew and followed by the occupant One of the
shot seriously inlurng hun One of the thieves subse
orenty arrested by the Eourthdistrict police.
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1aris advertisements.

<NHuDREN's DRESSES, CAPS, BONNETS,
~ kc-specialty.-PA ROGERS, Rue hvoh io
-, the P.sssse De,orme B. Repucd for i punetushty
CHOICE PERFUMERY.-Hygeanic Society
~ COTTAN l. Co, General Depot, % RHe kvoil
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NEw.YEABs DAY IN BRooKLYs.-The day was
apparently observed by all our citizens. The side
walks were filed with pedestrians and the streets
were made merry by the jingle of .ogh-bells and the
Jolly shouiings of the passenger Sleighing was ex
tensively INDUCED in; and in fact every manner OF
vehicle was well patronized. The Mayor of the city,
George Hail. esq, received his friends at his office in
the morning The Sheriff and other county officers
who assumed Office that day, did the -eme. Ladies
received their friends usual the first OF the New
Year, and many calls were made by the men. The
day on the whole passed of pleasantly, and compare
lively little drunkenness prevailed.
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SrABBIyG AFFRAY.-About O'Clock on Tuesday
morning James Mcclure, young man residing ON the
corner of Park and Pearl streets got into fight with
an unknown German aud was stabbed in the abdomen
bv him. after which the German fed and effected an
escape. The wounded man was taken TO the New
York Hospital. where the wound was examined and
found to be Of d very serious nature.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF me burrosa1
OF the Couny Of NewYoIh Nsses u hereby si,sa . ~
ty seeeassd present u. ssue With veesoers
1sy,sft :. tie ubssrter s 9e. No u Broadway 10 tho
pstusS New. yoIl Tie Asb day Of November, IFS
"a J,vAGsw pCpLly bILLp, htmin sSateT, &C
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"A SUhhUuAIE W ~ 1890, 49, cS;s. 4.
The Civ of NevYork on tho seventh day o. pesen-
her in he wear one thousand eight hundred and fysvs
De-, aItxANDRR W. BRADFORD Suuoeate--in the
M.,,sr ~ The kppson Mortgage Lease or sen ns neA
Fstste OF HIRAM P. PEkRY, eecss,sS on rsesee s3e
PERRY Administrators OF HIRAM r. PERRY. late o. TIE
CIV Of deceased for authority 70 ksrease Lsss
his ssbts ordered that sl psrsoss ne esss
Of hs sad HikAM p PERRY deceased, appear before the
Sayos.ts Of the County Of New York, his ONE m Tho y
Of New the twenty fourth day Of Jsns. YER. = s.
eort in the that day. then snd saefe 70 cs
.use vhy authority shsad DO TO the said
Morts.se Lease or Sell much Of tho Real Esats Of
pay his debit. A. W. bnApronD' s''eo'ss'
dl2lsw4wW
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CUPREME COURT-WiIiam T. Herr,
- Plaintiff at WILLIAM Harris, William Hsrrs Dr., ysha
w Audubon. Lscss Smith, Henry A. Cram, ne hsyss,
Aldermen and Commoasty Of the City Of Nsv. Yosh ne
Pecps Of the State q NevYork Amos dsws, John O. H
The Americsn EIchssge Bsnk Thomas Owen and fAo1as
over Janss T. Psoe. james B. bimsn Charles D. EAnsa,
Henry Hussed, Justus T. Earle Peter King. hsshssis
g. Housbtou Lorenzo n. Arnold, Joba O. niler sel -
Waldo Defendanta 10 the Defendants, AMOS HAWK ss1
BDWAID o. HOU0Hf0N; You are hereby Uu1sae1 81
required sssver the compliant m th4 seea -h!eA aee
q the CITY Hall 10 the City 81 snd copy u
your the said complaint The nbsehss Of ~ sss
No q waEarest, thsCy Of New Yort WITHIN tve.y Aeys
after the soviss Of hs yeu exsasve 81 the 1ey
Of sush ssrvss ssd yeu fail The sd ss1ps
within ts Aforesaid the plaintiff in A setes w1 nh
IsvYorb July %, 1855 J. B. LAWRRNCE, Awy for Pc
Tho eonplsnt referred 70 b the sboye suMnsas ~ ees
the Oes Of The Cesh Of ths CITY and Cosny
the City Hal 10 aid 6,y, the ss day Of July lAA
di2Iswi2wWs Js.LAwRENCE. Attorney fos rishe9.
T1HE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEw-YORK,
By Tie usss Of Gea frss sad nlspsnAsn-Se q pssss
ntsressed In the Lssis Of EPHRAiM H0LBR0OK, A1s q
te City Of NswYerk dsesssed eTsdto s(t4ss ss ~
him o. shesve, send grssiDs Voc md secA q pea -
hereby cited and required personally . b nd sSyeN 49,
our ssrosse Of The Csusfy Of HevYe No ses ~
eisy soosk u hs forenoon Of thas dsy. thsn ss1 s =
attend the anal settlement Of The sseyunt Of pssset q
NANCY hOLBnooK. SAMUEL r. DxTfo. oANIEt
LOAD snd FRBDERIcK BETS, - Exssufoss n TIE Las
WA ana Testament Of sssd aseesssd In tsseosy vs9s
ss tA' S s;s = OH E io
Of New Ysk DE isS dsy d OetoSw "a a. ysas sfs
Lord enc thssssad sisht bandIsd ssd fnyAvs
as Iswtvw A. w. BRADFoRD. Surrogate.
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BANK DIrAxrAEyr, ALBANY, July 10, fssa
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant TO
IN the seatate zach made and povded nst ~ ne
ssSS,r COMMERCIAL BANK Of ALLEGASY COUNTY,
urt be presented the oee OF the OIL -
wih two wears from the da hereof or tie fund.
sT the redemption OF the circulating notes rsd 10 me s
'.H 1is WY = gwen ~ scaooNMAKER superintendent
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pehir.ou men, they WI come home and renew and
continue tie eIy.siop.
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BANK DEPARTMENT Albany, November " 100
NOTICE is hereby geven, pursuant TO tns sts-
IN tus IN such made provided that eli The CIR
ING NOTES Issued 70 the IoCKPORT BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY, 10 backing association, Loctponl nus Be Pre-
seated the Once supsrntsndsst Of the De-
pertnes OF the stase Of York for payment within two
YEARS from the date hereof the funds Tot the 70
Ssmption Of the Circulating Noss ssd 70 The sad bsnk w
be giveoup. =. .ruoo,,,.vr, ss.,.
Nov Is law y N. sShooNmAhLh, SePenn'enos"-
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CUPREME COURT-County of Now.ysrk. T.

- JOHN BACK .st NARY AkS CRDssELL, wns,ss
wife George Crussn and Harriet his wife Frederick sshsss-
man ard Mary Ans bis WIS., William Dhtsrson ed Axsis
~ wife William 8. RAsbock and Martha j. hs WHO, ~
Charles Brown for seisE Com. nos asvsdIs
the Defendan You hereby summoned md rsSshS
lay in The oce Of ne Clerk Of the City and County Of New
Ycrh 4 the City OF NewYosk and 10 cpJ Of ys.r
answer TO tho said complaint the Wbscnbsrs, q tAsr
sniee No. % Besknsn e., In ssd city, within twenty dsys
ssr service Of thu yoo, exclusive q he tAg
OF such service; and yon fau to the ad cempn
within the Aforesaid. the plaintiff 10 ths setsen ~
sppy TO the Cosr fos the rshsf densedsA 10 As os.Psl
Bstsd Novsmba II, lass SrEVENsk HoxiE,
d5 lsvlewW Plaint5Gs AttosReyG
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NOR ekIE-rhe PAPER-MILL PROPERT1

At Pston Rensselasr County 10 this State, seeesne q
the iats fsm Of Bunting Foot will .ness sooner epssa
- ole Be sod Sy auction tho fifteenth day OF ysas.
sr matt A. noon at the Merchants Exehsnse, ne 0y o.
Nsw.Yori ufdsr the direction q the .oes'reer ~
The property con.su Of about isi acres Of good
All; ith two eusines Other machinery sr -
ctn,iss Of printing paper; Also three Dwelling Heascc
With Barn The property u,sS :sou, ten me' sss
pspiroad from Troy within about two acc ball nue. o.
the premises rscals will Be yes e tss 81; ~, NO y ne
= he CITY OF NewYerk. There Il now mor,sase en- tns
propety for IS suseet which the sale VA Dc msee
Eor The and above the said zen
per cant and The aucooeers fees are 70 be pad 8 ne
Ard the balance forty per cent the delivery Of ne dee
yesu with interest at cont payable hfyssfy,
heh deed viii executed BY the Reviewer and e
30 ali. action ,thout &C sYork Nov D. lsea
~ PHII.IP j. COZANS Receiver, Nc. 100 Neeeause
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m PURSUANCE Of an order of the SarroQats

Of the County Of Nsw-Yort notice hereby yea . I'll
persons having claims against ISAAC LEWIS late u IL e2
o. clergyman dseesssd to present The VIII
vouchers thereof 70 subscriber E the oce Of T. ksahsn,
No 70 Nssust tho city Of New York % Or eessss -
of November less HARVEY p. fEET, AdniAkssatsss
mi iaw6uX
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
sfthe County Of New York. notice s hereby eyen % e.
Uy deceased to present the same with yceehs.
10 subscriber at the Office Of William j. Hsppp.
No 81 Wsist Ia City Of New York, hefoss tie
6Ist dsy of June neIDsted NewYok ths 10th day Of Ne
yeuber 1855. ALExAuDEk VAN hENsSEkALk,.
mn I,w6mW Admipisrstor with will sassnsd
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PASSENGERS Arrived
IR ,p Paraao from Buenos Ayre'-S Jefferson and lady
MARINE JOURNAL.
Arrived.

PORT OF gEW-YORK......
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IN PURSUANCE Of On order OF the Surrogate
of the County of NewYosk notice u: hsssny Syes e
nerocs having lsims sssrst HENRY ANDEHsON NO 81
he City of deceased to present he same nth
vouchers thereof de subscriber the once OF bem zee.
the eighth day Of January neTt.pstedn E son
Of Juty 1875. sLiAA ANSN"
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