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8ALLA8HEK'S
s. UN RIS e ART III T
Patented, 1855.
New and Snleadid I.aroe Oven
A New and Splendid Large Oven
FLAT TOP COOKING STOVE,
FOR COAL OR WOOD
-Four sizes: Ne. 8, 7, Q, D..


FLAT TOP COOKING STOVE,
FOR COAL OR WOOD
-Four sizes: Ne. 6, 7, 50.
IL Is only necessary TO say, that after very many
years Of ex perience, and being fully conversant
with ell of the various kinds Of stoves which
have been invented on the down-draft principle,
that have taken advantage Of every well known
improvement that has from time TO time been
made, particularly In reference TO the formation
and construction OF the nues which are always
necessary to De large. and have fully applied
every i'm provement and combined them all in the
" SssriSs Air Tight Cooking >tovs - This
Stove Is E1ads very heavy and Is good substan-
ual article; have made them szira hsary In all
the parts where long experience has proved IL TO
be important, and can assure my customers tha
/ have spared neither pains nor expense In get
ting IL mp; and Il will NOT be eXcelled by any
stove now known, If d similar character; 4 am
convinced that It will q! once become a standard
Stove
tDIh have fully tried them In every wsy, with
wood and Coal, and strongly recommend them
10 the public Tney operate Ia the most satisiac-
tory manner. Pa.entee:
Al GALLAGHER, Philadelphia.
For sal on y by
C WOODWARD SON,
Next door to c Woodward's old stsnd
Pa av between 10th and llth sts No 3iS.
". B-Aso, q very large assortment Of the
latest and mos. approved patterns OF Crates, Par
lcr, Chamber, ID ming Room, Once and Store
stoves Of all sizes, for wood and coal, that the
North can furnish, best suited to this market.
You will do well to call and examine our as
sortment Of goods. We will take great pleasure
IN showing our assortment. We are sure that
oGr Goods are very low, we buy for cash.
IL Terms CASH. au 2S-20
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CENTRAE ACADEMY,

REV c! J. y y. IbaonRklNcE. PRINCIPALS.
FEHHE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
L Academy Will comneuce on Monday, Sep
teIroer lst: 1855 For terms see circulars al t2c
pin y y Book 2;ores aul.tf
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n Whoever feels pain in hearing good
character Of his neigh6Or, will iSel pleaure
in the reverse; and those who despair to ri;e ss
In distinction by their virtues, are hsPpy II
others can be depressed to level win tnenn
selves.
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WOOD AND COAL.

WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING LARGE
w supplies Of WOOD and COAL, which we
can sell from the boats at very low prices Fer
do well to give us call before purchasing else
where. BOGUE & O'NEILL
se2 No los Water street, GEORGETOWN
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A CARD.

A CARD.
RS FRANKLIN, TEACHER OF VOCAL
w Euslc, No. SOS street, between 9th and
.uth streets references: Mr.. X. Davis, ard Mr.
" ilbus, Music stores s. II. en-
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EOa N0UNT VERNON.
nN TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.-FAEE
~ ROUND TaiP, S1i FROM nlE ;s
ALEXANDRIA75 CIGNrS.-TheT 49, e
steamer TIL nOMAS COLLYER leaves v ashing
ton at 9 and Alexandria at9k o'clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at g. Y
O'Clock Coach fare 10 cents.
Persons wishing The coaches will leave tn cir
residence with George Il Thomas Parker.
Refreshments On tue boat
an 2-f SAM'L GEDNEE, CaptSiE.
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TEsOMATOEs, GREEN COIN, PEACHES,
l. &c can be prese we'd for any length OF tire
by the Improved Self Sealing Cans that are sold
by FRANCiS,
30 n 400 Sventh street.
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CCORDEONs-l5OF FINE FRENCHAND
II German Accordeons, assorted sizes, ard prices
from Si to S37. Just opened at our Music re-
SOS JOHN =. ELLIS,
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dENTLEMEN'S I'm FpKIUM.
GEORGE w. HINTON HEREBY RE-
~ turns his thanks 70 his old and steadfast "a
customers and the public generally for the
increasing patronage bestowed upon him w2
at his EMPORIUM OF FASHION, on LII
Pe1nsylvania avenua, between 9th and 4 streets,
and next door east Of Frank Taylor's Bookstore,
where may be found large assortment Of rich,
tasteful and valuable Goods, French, English
Italian, Chinese, and American Of all kinds for
genuemen's wearing apparel. Said goods will be
cut and made up In the most tas efui, fashionable
and durable style, agreeably to orders and at the
shortest LOtice, and upon the most reasonable
terms Please call and examine the richness and
style Of the goods and the faithful and durable
manner In which they are made up to suit Gus
toners
George w. Hinton embraces this occasion to
announce to the public that he has formed CO.
partnership In business with Mr. WILLIAMS.
TEEL, formerly Of Virginia, by whose aid, as
sistance and constant attendance at the store the
business Of the Emporium will be greatly facili.
tated
N B-George w Hinton hopes that such Of
lis former patrons as have uncancelled bills at
the store will soon be pleased to call and settle the
same, As the season Is changing and short settle
ments make long friends. Sc lott
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GUITARS AND VIOLINs.-A NEW
u stock just opening at our Piano store.
oc2 JOHN F. ELLIS.
DREAD TO "a Y CHILDREN; BY MRS.
ID Ellen Kew Blunt Price 50 cents. Just pub.
lished, and ior sale at
TAYLOR d MAURY'S Bookstore,
OCT near 9th street.
VIALSTEAD'S LAW OF kViDEFt K
L L second volume; Just published.
1iOc7 FRANCK TAYLOR
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EIOR sALE-A FIRST RATE PAIR OF
l. match carriage HORSES, veryfast ~
and gentle, between l6 and IL hands Nssrsn
high, 6 year old, will be sold together fStyfS
or separately also, an excellent csrll-
age and harness, can be seen at T.. cow lNd ,
Stsbles on 6, between 18th and i4th streets &C o.
l. Iors, SCISSORS, &c, Of excellent quality, sci
ling low at 4907th street.
"a On G FRANCIS
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+ 1 r E s.

FIRE IN FIRST sTREET-FfvE FRAME Dwell
LISGs DESTROYED.
About O'Clock yesterday mornings tre broke out
in the frame work shop owned and occupied by Alex
al der Chapman ocsi-d il the rear OF bis two.sory
fame dw.li in Fify first street, near the Ninth
avenue. The flames sprt I'D with great rap'dity, and
extended to tbt dw.lii AID thence W aogo o'
fuur-.tory dwellings, sojoiIing. Ih. fr'nen we're
early on the gro nd, but despite their exerfns the
buidi r. were all destroyed excepting small portion
of The two a. the extr, me end of the row.
The following the names IT the occupants with
their losses aid prursnces as near a. we could ascrr-
tain: The chop and dwellI g where the hfe con-
n.nced WIS oaneo AMI Occuple joiLtly ny Me-. Chap.
nsn and Mr.. Barr. The rear bulldog W, occupies
b, Mr.. Barr az a weaving sbOp, AID Sir Chapman as
a mandatory Of rrchs for mlipers. Mr {. has An
re TN buoiJ of $500 Ill the Mercantile tnsa-
rance Comps, " snd Mr.. b. of $500 in the Paelc In
sprance Company
Seba,tispi Sba, ff.r Insured building $3.50 in the
La'aIge Insurance Company.
PneI Scbry er owned snd occupied the next house.
Ii. j. SUI. ESQ in ID. LsfaIg- lnurance Company
The next house eccupi' by John Fake. To-
sur.d for eI0O in the SuyvesoDt Insurance Company
John Hosrgt owned aud occupi d th' mex ouudins,
on which h. las an ineurspce OF 1920 the
Int urspce Company. The parties above ma 9ed SUI,
ce. d.a il saving, though in u somewhat da Daged
state, the greater part Of their household funitnre
M Cbapmsn's | Q, on stock Is about $500 Mr..
Barr lost d weaving uacbi,e valued a. 5000 Toe
origin Of the m is at sebt unknown but the matter
will be thoroughly ii vestigat-d.
FIRE IN EAST FIFTEENTH STREET.
Between IL ano / o'clock yesterday morning are
broke out in she'd in the Of No ll9 East FIT
tenth street used for the storage Of charcoal by A.
Scblipg, dealer in the article. Loss about 500.
Tn. she'd and contents we're tots ly destroyed.
FIRE IN AVENUE A.
About o'clock yesterday M rnine fire broke out
in tie refining o,sil.ry Of A. Scnilipg, No. 224 Ave-
me A, desroyipg shed machinery and stock ~ the
suouIt Of $4,000 The property was Insured for
81 SEQ in the Lepox Insurance Company. Tae origin
of the fire is uJkuOwu.
FiRR IN ROSE STREET.
List right about 10 O'Clock fire broke out In the
ediice known as the Quaker M.e'ing-hous in Ro.e
ttrt,t u. ar Peal TIE fire originated the r,o and
wss csu,ed, doubles, by fireworks. The edifce
patty d. sroy-d. The house has been unoccuped as
place Of worship 81, LIST June ult the property
tsyirg been pur, based by Chas. Devla.
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DLlBOLICAL ATTEMPT AT MURDER.

On Wednesday afternoon M's. Price widow wo-
man. re, dipg at No. % King street, was called 'oo
b, two men who represented themselves as beng law
y,rs AID du ed her to wit the Office o! aqswycr in
Canal street for the purpose Of executing some papers
which would entitle her to receive about = 900,
which had been l.ft to her by her husband, who re-
Gently died in Cahornis. The lawyers soon after re
turned with Mrs Price TO tho house, and in the
OF the afternoon l-, t,kipg with them the pa
p.rsio que son On their wsy down TO yn they called
upon pbysiei,n and informed linn that a woman was
lying very i'll at the above number and required his a.
si.iance Previous TO this however, some pers &C.
cupypg portion Of the house head groans proceed
rg from the Oom Of Ms Price, and 90 entering dis
covered her suffering greatly f,om some drug which
had been sdn Mustered to her On the table beside
her lay quantity Of arsenic and lsu5auum Toe ply
ticap Dr. Storms, after ar ived and administered
IT.. 0cine after whish he called in DIR. Lemon of
No 5 Kng street. coloied physician, and this man
called in DR.. U. Lucander Of No Ito Spring street,
who adninbter'd an emetc, which removed large
quantity of poison. Mira Price reuaioed very
sick during the night, and the following morning
the neghbors becoming alarmed called in DR.. Guido
Furman OF No. 4ss HudsOD-sreet, who has the p.l-nt
low under bis care. Mrs Price, though suffering ap.
psrery much less pain than usual is unable tn speak,
ard consequently the facts OF the case c'ula not be
obtained from her. Capt Turnbull OF the Eighth
Waro Police, was engaged yesterday in eniesvoring
10 find the two men who represented themselves az
lwyeIs but, up to last evening had not succeeded.
Their is little doubt but that poroa was administered
t. the won by these two men and that the act VAS
committed for the purpose of causing her death oy
whh they expected TO ob'ainp Of the o. ooo
Corner Conpe,y has the case in hand and intends TAX
ing the ante morton examination of Mrs Price,
should she recover sufficiently to speak Sheis sensi
Bile but spe. cbles, and by signs has intimated that
poison vas administered to her. The substance thro En
from her stomach has also been found to be- poisonous.
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MEETING OF SEAMEN.

A large meeting of sesmen and friends OF seamen
was ht ID last evening at the Shakespeare Hotel, to
take measures for petIr,sng Congress to give extra
pay 10 all those sailors Who served in the Gulf squad
roo during the Mexican war. band OF music Was in
ATTENDANCE. -.
On molten OF JANIS w. HALE the following gentle
men were .lec',c officers Of the mee'ing: WASHING
TON A. BARTLETT, Pr sident; Welcome K. Beebe,
Georg. +. Nesbf, A Nicho a. r II: uSton, capt
Wp,. ID Hale, s. cretares.
NJ. j. w HALE offered resolutions requesting Con-
gr... to grant Il officer, sesmen a"o marnes who
the ,ame. amount of extra pay AS has already been
grated by Copgr to those who served on tic Coast
of California in that war
Capt. JAS. ii. TURNER seconded the resolutions
and urged the claims If the petitioners with much
spirit. R,maIks were aLO made by John Lawrence,
boatewan's mate; Mr. Killing, sailor AMI soldier;
Chez Simpson, late cooper the soOp-If var Alba-
ny; Mr. Denny ana Nj. j. w. Hale. The meeting
tLen adjourned.
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SIXTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOC[A-
TON.

A regular meeting Of the Sixteenth Ward Repubf-
en A.scieton was held last evening at the corner OF
S1tes 18th street and Eighth avenue LUMAs SHER
WOOD, the President, occupied the chair. Tns meet
ing was well attended aid thoroughly enthusiastic
Mr.. SHERWOOD gave account of the prOcee fngs AZ
TIE Phi'ad- lpbia Convention, ana his remarks met
v It'll the mo cordi-l responses.
MI j. II. DUssELL offered resolution iodors'pg
exclamation.
The regular busness Of the Association was trans
acted, and after few shOrt speeches from men,
beers the meeting journed with three cheers for
Fremont aid Day ton.
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RHODE TsLAsD.-The G. neral Assembly Of Rbsds-
Llspd sojourn.d on Saturday, having flushed the
elt ctioD of officers ana the anzsn Of the Govern
mept for The yeav.
The General Assembly sdoped the resolutions Of
amendment 70 the CoDs'tnyon sbolirhing the registry
tax, suth,riziDg n. General Assembly 10 impose pom
tx, and f1rg the per diem Of the memsers OF No
General ARR BY at two dolsr. The fourth, Tsquif-
ing reid. 10 tne country Of tw~nty-"e year q
Qualification for suffrage, was elected. The Iesoiuons
a., co q sec nd time VIII b. submitted ~ the people
on the isy Of TIE Pres ensl election, and soPted
b, vet. ofibree. fths viii become part Of toe Con-
sit 1'iOn ofthe Sisie.
N, election of Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
Mr. AIMEE, who has been chosen T. 'ois nlgn 400
T. spon.ibl. station, is of the foremost N sysfs nv
oply q this ate but Of the county; and 70, oin
ne, for aIttode and for high character qsAnnso W
soop ano digi fy th' station "a. ... ~,
Tie Ser atoriaI eiection was pos.pme' ~ csa .,,c
Japusry with gu u derstan1ing that no'..on
sboni3 be made on the frs, weiresd.y OF the
ard that il should be binding. lfv'' "~
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FRENosr AND DAYTos AEETIs1.-A large meet,
Jog e those in favor If FiemVn' and Dayton w aed
a Park Hall % "wednesday evening james d. hut
ION e.o., D. eridsd The Vice President. werr, Nm.
l. Ta,lar, WIN. Ii. Talcot:, from the Fitst Ward Of
jersey City; WIN. A. .pseud aud j. G Edge OF
the i. cot i Wnd; s-lah Hill and VIM y; DAVIS OF
the Third " ard and ). Alg-r and u. VI Irapha-
gen From, Hudson, John @. Ackerman ana H. n.
Ee-knL: Hoboken, A. Mount aid j. Van BA
k.rck; Bergen jasper Garet-on U'iah Allen; North
Bergen, D.rning Duer. Thee we're I'VE se:fetafiss
appointed The object Of the melting was stated by
Ahx.H Wali., e,q. afsr ~bich Du,ley ) Greg Try,
orr of he delegate, to the Philadelphia Coav.ntioa
addressed the meeting lie va. followed by K, d.
Wakemap esa ard Robot C'iIch-is., w., VIII spoke
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SryESrErsrH WARD FREMONT CLup.-I

SIvEyTErSTH WARD Fremont CLru.-Ihs Club
net On Wednesday evening, and completed their
organization. THOMAS LITTLE, No. AZ Ea,. E eventh
street, was elected President, and THOMAS DOYLE,
h D.. ard Wh A SNALLEY Secretaries. Their
numbers have 10 Dcres, ed to render it necessary
10 selet larger place hold th-is Exc uti 20 Com
irte e. til 10, aid numerous calls are made fr pup
lie me. ting BIZ held in various paris Of the WsId
Il If ia "a that The Germans Of tbs Ward, With Dr.
BRuEyIyGHAusES 1t their head, are 10 favor @ Ere
MONT aid Day ton.
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CoUnr OF APPEALS, July 2.-EYEsIsc SESSION.
Ne IS Tiffany sat Pechi argued ~ Ill. III for spp.i.ant;
w,re Eo,tn for ysspoIdsLt No 25-"hli~ns sst Sgx
ss, dsord for p~na cbar's R.pp,o .r espoaSs1t
anin appellant; O. Dean for respondents NO.
S-siruch of u, pu
JrLY $40 ll-Oldfeld sst. NewvoIk AID Harlem h..t
ra3 Coz pei y; suued; Cherries ssndfod TT spPeusn1
n. bill il Tor rep1Gdepr No. @-Kni.it sf. wtsoAi W
sued Hat appellant; A. Hophins " GEN.
ho. H. So H. "a, 70, 81, h6 ia 3s-saom'so- MOS TO-
,r-Suuek Of
RAID ss Wsbrdse AID Mys4tt as w,sh'ur e-Appesl dis
i.iss.d col officially Cccr, adj urosd ~'hT~d DAY
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TWENrY-FIRsT WARD REPUBLICAN ASSO-
CIAIION

A spirited meeting of thus Association was held on
". d, esdsy evening at No. 372 Fourth avenue JOHN
LALoR, President pro TEN II. Fletcbe' Score
ta,y. COL f L. Suow address d the meeting a, con-
siderable length and 10 an eloq lent strain In The
., urse of BIZ remarks he said that heretofore he hsd
sc,e0 with the 81 called D. mocratc party, but be
ty.d Fr. dom too eli to follow the platform they
lad adopted. He expressed BIZ determination 20 Ia
Dor Wit s his mis- BIT IN thir campsgo aud he had no
coub's bu: that the Republic IN party would be sue
G, ssln
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TIDE rpNPMEyr COMMITTEE.

The T. pemeD, Committee, toy ther With the heafn
Committees of the Common Council. L. Do"siS''
and two or three of 'he Hath waFd-n', Yesterday
Travelled through the El-v LIT, aud Thirteenth "ar's'
on ,h.ir weekly exploring expedition. H..
80, ,yanon mr. bniIding at the jnnc'i in of Dlvi-
.ion and Hs.tef streets called Point label ard Nos.
40 "a a. R,dse street. all Of which are sim 4r IA The
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ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB

Ameetnp OF the Club held lat evening, a. No.
p Avenue d, Mr. E. c. Cook in the chair. After the
admission Of new members, the Rev. Mr.. LOCKWOOD,
one Of the eaIy settlers OF Kansas invited TO adj
dress the n.eipg. The Up aker ga: an Interesting
account Of the condition Of that Territory previous to
Il g rec. mt troubles th.Ie; rs Aso description OF
some Of the stirring setn mes which he himself nso WV
n,,.,d. He inv, ighed agsin.t the timidi of many
clergyman in ref-,tnce to saying anything in their pub
pits % the .utect of Slavery and closed with glow
ing eulogiunl on Col Fremont.
Mr. SPARROW and others aso addressed the meeting
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PIRsoHAL.-P.ul Stiilmsn, esq, recently returned
from Mexico, suffered aDput .tion OF the right foot
yesterday, in cons. queDce OF i'jmes received from
wearing a tigh: bot, aggravated and promoted by
want % proper attention and ooac-e DUNG The II EN-
sieees q, Plesln.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CIRcuIr-J ,.

WHAT WAS DONE AT The JUNE TERM
The annexed data sno~ the amount of business dis
patched at tt June Circuit held by Judge X O-evet
The number Of CASES disposed Of il about the
il this Court AID may be sdvant4seoasly compared,
by levers Of reform aod energy, with Judge Davies
vmk in May, as ,hv~u by u table published in The
TRiBusE a month ago:
T. nus " ,,..,,.,.,..,.,............... n
Con plants dismissed
IT,, ...................... 20
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OPFICE-JuLY 8
Rafose Co Dmseorer BETS

An examip siiOn in the case Of Bridget HamlltOu
was had today she charged by ,hn Fersascn With
hsv 2sh lss June opersd letter directed 70 ooe
r. uson with dessn TO pry ato her busoess sni
The eitsv had .ush the Pos0ce. and
H. the hsDos OF the carrier o. the time.
IL svpesnns the ibst the defendant
sbis wte thought the Letter 10 b for her
sef snd thar shortly after RECEIVING hand dit 70 'hs
IaipAt requesting HIM for her. abe discharged
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CUPREME COyRT-City and County Of New;

y Yo,k-ALEXANDER BONNELL. Arson = b1~~
John T. HALL, ,AbIN SMITH aud JASON q. ~
on FR assirs EZEKIEL FRENCH ana JACOB ADtH'
summon. Tor a demand contract tCem DOL srIv5a
amazed t .n,v ar b, con plat th scstD which x hco
the Office C,rk of the CRY and County o. N""
ia. IIt, H. IN The City aud 70 serve copy
the SAID compsnt the suD,cnb'rs al mn
Nassau IN the laid city, within twenty cay
this you, erc's've OF INC Jay
Of such service ard you fail 70 ansaer mo sao Complain
WI h the aofsss,d tho plaintiffs "a th nc'ion M Az
udg.t as,n, for the 50 Of IN Tod and sixyhv,
ny, AID wep ,hr,e 2. is with h,oe-t from The tee 1eto
dsy March eight hundred snd my nn cde
ne costs Of thi, &C inn- Dated May ~, is'si
LAYTON LARNED, PianunS ht'ofnexs
Tie piaii fed h he ohrs ~ t ''s
~ ne Cry sud Comfy of HewY9k the S'h Jay o. lay
49,. !Ty4l lswGEss'J LhWTON bNNN""'
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CUPREMH COuRT-Niasars County. :

~ JOHN ZEALE Def arc hereby sn'nmooea y
,ve' 10 the mpiart Of eLiZA1ErH sAeE, Pismey6
who 90 BY be, ~ .rdisn, NIL TON SEAMAN, ~hco
p III. The ,ce ~ Clerk N Nsssrs County
the 20 June ed and eoy Of your ans~es on ne
~ Ndol hsara Cou withL twenty days non tbs
service her. VI rac,ivs Of dsy Of service AM fn
ihe piant Aforesaid h- Pisi th VIII appy
ibe Court nr the relief dens ded IN the eompl t-Dstsd
Juue "a lsa VI. ~ AMAN,
Guardian aud Attorney fn Plain H.
Middleport. Eiaa.ra County. ". Y. jees laHdw Sat
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CUPREME COURT, NEW.Y0RK .6 CITY, ri32

- JOHN srODoART against MARTHA aobiNSoN'
Jsre S,oddar Msrth, Jane Stoddart Mary Ann StaaHt
Robert soddar Samuel ". soo Hart samuel Wadsn Iosn
WsoS, A. drew Fprsylh Jsn-s FORSYTH, Robrrt s. FonJtn
Ap. Fouyth Ait1snder rersuson. Mary fe'sasen Dshs
O,SulhysD Dehni. OSuliysn, and Mara Alien 10 inc
DrEEEDANTS above You hereby summoned aud
yauird 10 answer tn. complaint This acton OF which copy
herewith ser,,d upon YOU and " serve copy VI your
al On IN the said the subscriber At rs once NO
~ WiIsm.,fre t IA thu CRY Of New foih within tSen'y
dsv, Az the service exclusive Of the dav % snch $50
Vice ard you M the complaint WITHIN tne une
,be pspf apply the Coart for tho rse de-
dsd. MlLTOrC - InACi, nm.Sr n. ,o,,u
To the Defendant MARY ANN SrODOAhF; Toe CON
pIaD, will b. DIED in the Office Of u. o. ne
INV ard unty VI NewYoIh at the City Hall, CITY Vi New
Yoih Cd the l6'h day OF June. le3e - -, ,.r, ...
uyJ0 law6wF N. &. TRACY, taip'in . ht'oeney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

FOURTH OF July In Jersey City to-day the bells
of the churches will be rung, sautss will be fred o.
sunri.e, noon and sunset The Continental Guard
Capt. Sand.rso will parade at O'Clock, and tue
Montgomery Guard, Capt. Farrell, at O'Clock IN the
morning. There will be display Of fireworks IN the
evening IN vsn vors. square. In Hoboken nothing
especial vii, be done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

at lereth and ably. Resolutions sd,pted nSons-
ing the platform Of the patty, and Fremon. and Day.
ton Is ,6e "a. ddstes Of tho. party. A Fremont and
Dayton Club Gas then oraan'zef ~ appoisting l. y
Buiph.m, Prs sdept and JAMIE FIeuming. jr, Score
tsry pro ,.m Over 200 names we:e entered upon the
,olI OF me mber-hip.