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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-11-29
HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED IN THE
COSln p0lftan Art Ass6Giatl6n

NOR THE THIRD YEAR?-SEE THE RARE
l. INDUCEMENTS The management have the
pleasure of announcing that the collection OF
Works of Art designed for distribution among the
subscribers whose naihcs are received previous to
the 2sth of January 81, is much larger and more
costly than on any previous year. Among the
leading works in Scupture-cxccutod in the finest
Marbles the new and beautiful Statue Of the
"vyOGD NYMPlI,''
The Busts of the Three treat American Statesmen,
CLAY, WEBSTER IND CALHOUN,
Also the exquisite Ideal Bust, SPRING. APOL-
10 and DIANA. in marble life size. Together
with the following Groups and Statues in Carrara
Marblc-of the Struggle for the lIeart-Vtnus and
e-Magdalen-Chd Of the Sea-
Innocence-Captive Bird, and Little Ttuant; with
NUMEROUS works in Bronco and collection of
several hundred FINE OIL PAINTINGS, by
leading Artists
The whole Of which are to be distributed or
allotted among the subscribers whcce names are
received previous to tho TWENTY EIGHTH or JAN
UARY, 81, when the distribution will take place.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.-Ever subscri-
Der of THREE DOLLARS is entitled to a copy of the
splendid steel Engraving, SATURDAY Nianr," or
"A copy Of any of the following So Ma sazines one
year; also II copy of the Art Journal one year, and
II Ticket in the Annual Distribution of Works Of
Art. Thus, for every So paid person not only
gets beautiful Engraving or Magazine one year,
but also receives the Art Journal one year, and
TICKET in the Annual Distribution. making four
dollars worth of reading matter besides the ticket,
by which valuable painting or piece of statuary
may be received in addition.
Those who prefer Magazines to the Engraving
Saturday Night, can have either Of the following
one ycar larpers Magazine. Godey's Ladys'
Book, United States Magazine. Knicker booker
Magazine. Graham is Magazine, Blackwood Maya
sine, Southern Literary Messenger.
No person is restricted to single share. Those
taking five memberships, renting 49, are On
titled ST * EupruyiDgs and SiJ tickets in the
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NATH B, CARSON.
PharmaCeutist and Druggist,

LAS openela NEW DRUG STORE at
LII Rock Run, Port Deposit. Md, and
would respectfully call the attention of his
friends and the public to his large assort-
ment of DRUGs, CHEMICALS AND PATENT
MEDICINES, PERruMERY, FANCY ARTICLES,
&C., ToDAcco, SNUFF AND CIGARS, SrICEs,
HAIR, TooTH AND SHAVING BRUSHES.
W-Physcians' Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended to. [Oct 4th, lS66--Sm.
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FOR SALE.
COUNCIL MEETING.

TNIIE Chesapeake City Council No. will
L hold stated meetings Mt the Odd FellowA'
Hall on every Thursday evening at u O'Clock
when and where those wishing to unite with
the American Order can have an opportunity
to do so. BY order Of the Council.
March l5--te.
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BY virtue of Deed of trust from james
Casscday and wife. and Joseph A. Casssday
and of the notice required under said Deed Of
trust, which has bcen duly given the under
signed Trustees, will offer at Public Sale at
the Court House door in the town of Elkton,
Wednesday, The Sd dag Of Recetnber 1856.
at II o'clock A. NJ. thcCASSEDAY "PEACH
ri )SS()AIn FARM containing
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THE above notice OF Mr.. Mears' new book
hns l cen sent us by correspondent, who seems
to have been Predetermined to find fault Ills
objections are of that general character as to fall
beneath criticism, and unworthy Of the book
The Bible In the Workshop if we may express
our opinion, does display originality of thought
and a vigor of diction equal to most Of the books
of the present day. Its teachings to the men to
whom it is more particularly addressed are very
important. and il contains large amount of in
formation, useful to every reader In short, it is
a valuable book, and we recommend it to our read
crs as one that will well pay perusal.
THE HUMORS OF FALCONBRIDGE: 4
Collection Of Humorous and Euery-duy
Scenes; By JONATHAN L. KELLEY, Phila-
dcphia, Z. d. Peterson.
We have from the publisher sample sheet of
this collection of humorous papers, by the late
j. F. Kelley, better known in newspaperdom as
"FALCoSRnIDGE." The volume is the best of its
kind ever offered to the public no writer has left
80 many really humorous articles Tho book is
ma le up of largo number Of sketches of mimi ia.
bic drol'cry lind fun, in short chapters suitable
for steamboat or cnr reading and well calculated
to ligh. up dull hour. 1t must become popu-
int book and we recommend it to all who like
droll story well told 1t got up in Mr.. PETER
sons best styles handsomely embellishod, and
sold at ono dollar in paper. and 81 35 in cloth
binding. Copies will be sent by mail. free of
postage if the price of the work is forwarded to
the publisher
NEW MuslG.-We have from Beck & Law
ton, 1864 Chestnut st. Philadelphia, two excellent
pieces of new music composed by Auguste Mignon
one entitled 'LITrLE MAY" worls by r. H.
Stoddard, the other 'iHEART-AcnE FOR HoNK'
worts by Henry Morford. These are said by good
Judges 10 be excellent compositions.
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Che Htarkets.

ELKroN MARKET Nov. 29-Whcat 81. 4G.
Corn So cents: Oats 40 cts. Potatoes 50 CTS
WILMINGTON MARKET, Nov. %, 1856
We quote to day in Front street from
wagons, wheat 1.53 Corn 65c: Oats 10;
Flour $6.75: Closersccd S7.00.--Journat.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
FRIDAY. Nov. 2Sth. Flour: Howard St.
$3.50, Ohio extra 81 to 7. %. Baltimore cx-
ira So to s. %. Wheat: good wheat | As
to l4s. prime 100 to l.53, good red / .43
to !. 40. Corn: new white II to 50 cts, old
do 90 cts. Oats 81 to 40 cts. Cloyels ,el
1926 to 80; Timothy So to $50.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 81
Prices of be,vts ranged at the scales on Tues
from S3l2a to 1926. equal to Sc IS to S. 25
net. Hogs sold at Sc to 81 per 100 lbs
decline during the week Of Is to SO cents per
100 lbs.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
FRIDAY. Nov. 2S-Sa,cs of fresh ground
Flour are making at S6,621 a $6,75 Der
barrel. Sales of extra and fancy brands at
800 1925. There is very little export
demand.
GRAIN.--Wheat is dull, and prices are
steady sale of prime new Southern and Penn
sylvania red at 81 so So, and SLIGO a
Los for white. Corn is in demand: sales of
yellow at 81 GO cents, nnoat. and so cents
in store. Oats are steady; sales of prime old
Pennsylvania and Delaware, at 43 A cents
per bushcl.
SEEDS. -Cloverseed comes forward slowly
and is in fair request at $7.374 a 81, so per
81 lbs. Timothy commands flom 100 to
1925.
CATTLE MARKET, Nov 24rH.-Thc arrivals
at the Avenue Drove yard were as follows
G6o CATTLE, 1900 Sheep, 400 Hogs, 100 Cows
and Calves and 70 Horses. Bccves sold at
from $500 to 1925, and few extra at 80
so per hundred weight. Sheep sold readily
and in demand at from $500 to 81, so per
head. Hogs at from S7.75 to $3.50 Per
hundred weight. Cows and Calves, in great
demand, al from sos to $S5 each.
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PUBLIC SALE

or PERSONAL PROPERTY.-The sub
" scribcr will sell at Pubic Sale, at his
residence at Broad Creek Water Station, on
the Railroad, one mile below North East,
Cecil county, on Weinesduy ind Thursday,
December 3rd and All, all his personal proper
ty, consisting in part Of the following:
LIVE STocK.-4 Work Horses, one 3-year
e old Colt, one Year <v,-s
NEr1 y ling Colt, ! Yoke )IslMNEYS
80 {; s.* s's" :"%' @!:s GO
Young Cattle, 10 handsome Shoats.
FARMING UTENsILs.-Ox-cart, W h e a t
Drill, Hay Press. Hay Shelvngs, Horse
Rake, Plows, Ilarrows, Cul.ivators, Forks,
Rakes, Grain Cradles, Scythes, Corn Shell.
er, pillow chains, lead chains, two Fan Mills,
and various other Implements.
HOUSEHOLD FURN1rURE.-l spring scat
Sofa, 2sprng-s seat rocking Chairs. an assort-
ment of other Chairs, Side Table. Bureaus,
Looking Glasses, Bedsteads, Washstands,
Window Blinds. Carpetines, q three-ply
lngrain,) Secretary, Dining Tables, Scttee,
Clock, Stoves, crockery-waro milk pans,
Sausage Cutter and Suffer, and many other
articles.
INSTRUMENTATION Carriage, Single
Carriage, carriage harness, heavy Wagon
and harness. new Sleigh, Saddle and
Birdie, large Duck Gun, &c.
WConditions made known ON the days OF
sale. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
CHARLES i. FRENCH.
Nov. 90, lS56-2w'
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Fall and Winter Goods.
STEEL f. RUTH.

Upper END OF PORT DEPOSIT, are now
u opening at their store large and splendid as
sortmcnt of FALL AND WINTER G5oDs. consisting
ware Shoes and Boots. ali of which they will sell
on the most accommodating terms. They invite
their customers and the pubic to call and examine
their stock. us they determined to sell cheap.
Y-All kinds of country produce taken in ex-
change for goods Oct 18th, lS56-7w*
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FOR SASSAFRAS RIVER
AND
PORT DEPOSIT, MD.
REGULAR TRIPS RESUMED.

The Steamer LADY
WILMER. | e av =
YGr;haesIiiSewss{a;iY Race St. Wharf every
Wednesday, at 4 p.
NJ, for Winners Point, touching at Port
Herman and Ford's, on the Elk and Turner's
creek, Casseday's, Fishers. Georgetown and
Fredericktown, on the Sassafras.
Returning, will leave Winners Point at 9
A. NJ. Thursdays, Frcdericktown at 9 p. Nj .
For Port Deposit and Ilavre de Grace,
Saturdays at p. NJ. Returning, leave Port
Deposit at P. NJ. Mondays, touching at
Ford's and Port Herman going and returning.
U-For Freight and Passage, having good
accommodations, apply to Capt. WIN. WILL
son, on board the boat.
Sept q, lS66-tf
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CECIL HOUSE.

THESAPEAkE CITY.-Thc undersigned
~ has taken the above House, (latc the
Sprgg House,) in Chesapeake City, and
hopes by his endeavors to please and accom-
modate the public, to receive share of their
patronage. L. II. PRICE.
Chesapeake City, Nov l5-3w.
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Baltimore and Susquchanna
STEAM COMPANY.

OCULAR DAILY LINE. except Sun
IL days,) for HAvRE De GnACE, PoRT DE-
POST and TIDE WATER CANAL.
The STEAMBOAT
POR TSM lou TIL
-, ,;f;ii2 Capt. Jos. GEoaHE-
~nOAs0GoeoD@ GAN leaye lownrnnd
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FIXES.
FIRE IN EiourY-sIxrH STREET.

FIRE IN EIGurY-sIxTH STREET.
About II O'Clock Thursday night fire broke out IA
the frame stable Of s. W. Dye Eigh,y-sixth street.
between Third and Fourth avenues, which was en-
tir,y De sroye together with three wagons four sets
Of harness. load of hay and some feed. Two vsiu-
able horses were burned to DEATH The stables ad-
Joining owned by Mr. Terett, also took fire and were
consumed. The old sub.Staon.House Of the Nine
teepth Ward was also destroyed. There is no doubt
but that the fire was the work Of design.
Mr.. DYES loss is about $500; no insurance. M.
Terrett is raid to be insured but in what oices We pS
learn. His loss is set down al 800.
FIRE IN DIVISION STREET.
On Thursday evenn some window-cuftains on tne
third floor of the tenement house, No. 1919 Division
street, took fire from lamp placed near the window.
Damage, $lO
FfpE AT RAyEsswooD.
About 6 o'clock on Thursday evening a fire broke
ont in barn on the farm owned by John Meserole, at
Rayet swood on the Dutch Kills road The fire spread
RAPIDLY and soon extended to an adjoining barn and
then to cariage-house ali 81 which were leyeIed 70
the ground The barns were filed with hay and grain.
The Fire Department Of the Eastern District dragged
their apparatus to Ravenswood, but were unable 70
render any assistance owing to the scarcity Of waer'
Mr.. Meserole's loss is about 5000. The IRE was
kinded in the day while woman was eng .ged mixing
in the stable. An attempt made TO burn the barn
the night previous bat the bre beng osco'e'o1 !"
time IL was extinruished with a FEW pans " "'''''
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THE TAX BUDGET FOR 1857.

This annual document Of the Controller wss received
la.t evening in the Beard Of Councimen and ontersd'o
be printed The report gives the usual statements ana
re,spitulations The Coptroner says that the Cenrh
Park Commissioners, the Mayor add Street Cmmis-
siS ner, have handed him an estimate Of $SV" for
expenses incurred ard the contemplated Improvements
Of the Park The Conner say he is not prepared ."
add such sum to the present severe burdens In
single yesr without previous act of the Legislature,
and has no, included this in the levy. He has had to
cut down the estimates Of the Commssocef Of Repairs
and the street cleaning estimate. The following are
The sums to be raised BY tax next year:
The following items included in the ordinance, are
10 be raised by taxation in 1857 and the appropriations
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NETWORK and HARLEM KAAnoAN

commeness Monday, NOV. 70
-o-ss Daily Trsius 20 Albany, saodsys Ehcep''~
Fa,. a i y from New. York 70 A r,.... -.
r..,s :. fellows Station corner OF hs sss
sS,x-IxPREss TRAIN for Albany eolneeuDs "nA
u, C.n,-,, RsiIr ssd and northern Irana ..s -.
en-. s,snss Of arr and CONNECTING q fo" Yanss
VII the Wss,er Trai9s hr P''snea' N'iA
80 sp.-ExPRLss, rurn!n, drse,l1 through Without
sksnre 81 ears A-e connecting "tn 'sni. i'-A"
Scz sse VIZ E.tz-rfre Leave AIbary:
All, TRAIN for S.x-York direct
,a.s 1-EXPREss, ~it1yu, CHANGE Of cars
SEQ D-E1reEss vi9sa. ea.nts o. esr,.
d. wsssTn Rsosd Albany q g White sid Centre, brooEs
VIZ. LCANPEfLL, srrerxtsEdsse
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE STEAMER ADRIAfIc.

TIE STEAMER ADRiArIc.
A report having obtained circulation that the ma
chirery of the new Collins steamer Adratic had proved
defective and would require to be taken out We have
taken Mains TO ascertain the facts in regard to the mat
ter aud are satisfied that the report is entirely efro-
peous. 1t doubtless arose from the delay attending
the starting Of the machrery. The detention ongin-
sted solely in consequence of defect In the head OF
of the coudensers which il was deemed advisable
IN repl,c by a new one All Of the rev featares
introduced into the machinery were well tested snd
moved eminently successful before they were put on
board Of this vessel Steam has not yet been sdmltted
into the engines but nothing whatever has occurred ID
cause the builders to anticipate other than the mo~
fsttering success
RETURN OF THE sAyAsSAH.
Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
TsrEp STATES SHIP SAyASYAH, HARBon
RIO DE JAsEiRo. Oct. Q, 1856. ,
As nm act of humanity to the many families 10 tho
United States who have relatives on board TINS snip,
MI state that orders for the return Of the Savannah
10 the mort of New-Yofk reached to-day, and ha'
we shan be ready TO Ill the 18th inst II we are
AZ long getting home the orders were coming ou',
we will reach the United States about New-YeaTs.
Three wears and two tbs ego to-day n Is ship went
into q, m mission Ire three years for whish the men
tkior.d expired eaily 10 July a. TO nearly evoy man,
since which time tbei; wnges have been Increased -
per cent Il will Iequire D.als Sh,voo ~ pHy OIL inc
rnw. The Govefnu ent will keep the crew sait'pg for
tb.ir nav six ar eight days after tho sips arrival;
me sDiime the and sharks will take magnificent oene-
81 Though we have passed the last tso Summers IN
The trs pcs the b. ah of be crew is gfod but we arc
not in very good condition 60 the coast IN Winter
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1856
y CoLros, ADet,onesr.
I ARGE STOCK Of sECOND-HAND and NEW

I ARGE STOCK Of SECONDHAND and NEW
l/CABIfEf FUnSIrURE-ie Co.css, B.S.spsds Caryesa
Ol- lo.h. Ir,neh plate Mrors Chsr, &c p COLON vii
sell THIS DA1 Saturday Nov p lo oelcci a. he Aoe
Of uphoserr md Dealer ipeludIs .boa. 20 Hair Ma.
nrsses % Ssaner Beds loo Cottage kns Gothic Bedsssds
several srfe eprna Msttye see, Iroa Bedst1ad, De
Also. very large az o,nen. Of Furniture pay al
comprising several Sofas Sofa Bedsc,sds Dtysns
and Couche Lounges and Lounge Bedrsa u.souy Dress
ins Bureau. Ts'e. T.s IN sAnAsk AID brOcaiee
Furniture Bookesses and Secretaries Center CARD and other
Tab &C. osh and bsk Binns and Exrensiou Tables.
carved-top Rockes Carpets ane on Cloths several rse
French pIge and Oval hrrors, OIL Paintings mahogany
Piano together with as.orment Of rood .conI
hsnd Tuni'ure fron farily-N The stock 10 arre ,ni
will offer inducements the trade well a. al other.
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Millinerp. &r.

ALL the Ladies will agree that the season Is now
N at hspd when a handsome and becoming WINTER hAL
ill be requisite But the most impor ant qn stion WIN
the ladies' where shall they obtain such aha Ana
thew are night several points OF nieety 10 De con
.1.r,d In The manufacture and well htng hat
Ladies Mrs MELVILLE No ~ Carmine-s' late OF NO 90
Bcsdvay understands the rules Her delicate taste IN
ng a. wei, a. in hitting suit any complexion uni
yersy conceded by all who her pncs As W. a. Ne.
riche Hats In addition the above Mrs Meves pices
are less than the in Broadway.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New:

CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
- Yorh-sAMUEL g. SIMMONS and JOSEPH SHORT
.saiu,t ABRAHAM KINKEAD.-Summons for a money de-
land on contrsco the defendant above naned foa are
hereby led and required TO answer the eompsnt "a
this seton which copy herewith served upon you ana
70 Of 20 the said complaint on ,no
sub,erber office Ne 1876 Broadway In the Cry oil New
York within twenty after the service hereof exclusive
Of TIE DAY Of service and If fail 70 answer the sAd
eour hint within tie time Aforesaid the plaintiffs Ia THIS ~upn
vll .Ie against YOU Of twenty tour hun
dred and eleven dollars and seventy cents wish interest
from the Of November one thousand egb hundred ana
6y,x beside The this action. Daed New YORK MO-
y.mk,rla Is8 IRA D. MILLER, Plaintiff AttonsY,
''N' WV No 1916 Broadway.
The COMPLIANT in this action fled IN the office OF toe
srk of the City and County Of NswYOrk the twenty ht
dsy of November, le56. .. -, -.,r, ...
80 IRA o. MILLER, Plaintiff Attorney.
" B-Notee 10 hereby given that the certain pfom,sofy
note. dated 1853 made by Hugh ANgee d psya.
bic 10 the oIder sd Abraham kns-~d one tor 40 AZ
tbr.. mon h. one 100 six mouths and tne otnrr ir
q 100 ., inc months and oil other c.ims and property
aid Kukead attached By the plaintiffs in me
action and all cautioned AGAINST re-
.iyiny ne rane or FORK, November u 1850
n.5 1awewS IRA o. MILLER. Plantihs Attorney
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BY the trace God free and ndependen To al persons
pt.tes;.d IN the Estate vi ALBERT g. CENT? (other-
Nise called Charles smith, late Of the City II New
York deceased creditors, next Of AM or OTHERWISE
s.nd greeting: You and each Of You hereby cited and
required peI.onsy 70 Be and app. bsrs On ,h sarrS ,
81 NcwYork on the si1th day Of May next. at eleven
O'Clock the forenoon Of that day then and there 20 ,ns
IA. final settlement Of the Of proceedings OF
B. sWEENY Public Administrator in toe City OF Se~fofh
and az Administrator Of the goods haes and erefits OF
decreased. In testimony whereof have caused tss
Seal Of Oee Of said Surrogate 10 be hereunto an aea
L. Witness ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD esSaIs 81 ~.
sosate Of said County, at the City Of New ioiA VS.
S0th day Of October In The year of our Lord one 'h
saEd ssh. hundred and ffy six. ,,.
nj lxwfvS A. W. bkADfOhD, o---Y.-
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COPY OF APPRAISAL REFERRED TO ABOvE;


Al the request Of Mr. g Stone the undersGed nave
carefully lands recently purchased and allotted oy
him situated adjoining the City OF n
parcel called &c. al Tract" parcel called CANA Tract
as ps-cel casd "Coles. Tract" shown y map made
D, Aaron Merchant Surveyor " Cuyshogs county which d
map signatures the and snthd mAFsn
value Of properly aud Of the several lots IN sad several
a .,rf he tol.oEs, VI:
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HleAical.

GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS.-
~ The torment Of TO0thsohe can be .Pesy re-
Heyed ky this degh remedy without tear ot tne
gun. or teeth Euoe dentists say they Il daily in ea
praee and that hss ensbled them 20 preserve macy vAHA
Sic teeth that mus, otherwise bsve been dswn Try y0a
. and recuun end others Prepared and cold by b.
4 D SANDS Druggists No. 100 Fulton st, New.fsrA rrce
Scents per vial Sold BY Druggists generally
NOUR attention s requested TO the CHILD
l. BIRTH PAIS-ALLEVrArOR' advertised fully ~ Inc
Daily News. send q cuar.
y BRUSOw NJ D.. No $50 Bowery y. Y.
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TuyIs MORRILL, Auetonee!.
EXTRA AUCTION SALE Vf great variety Of
IL and Second Hand Furniture Oil Paintings Mirrors,
Gold Jewey, PianoF ort.s, Cgpenfs, Silver Pencils Gold
Pens Fur, Fancy Goods &c No 70 N.s:a1s b, MS
MORRELL Auctioneer-THIS Saturday MORNINGS loi
the kinds Of articles In large and rch variety
which must be sold TLi- Morning
N B-Descrpton would be imp sable. Examination pre-
Sal. Ladies attend well ss sentemen
Should article ssctory not required 70 take
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CUPREME COURr-ln Equi,y.-City and
~ conntu Of Nv nrk-IOHN CALLAHAN MANSUY

CUPREME COURr-in Equl,y.-CIty ana
- County of N-w-York.-JOHN CALLAHAN, MANSuf
DODIN and MARY ANN DODN against JOHN DANEf,
Anne Davey bis wife Patrick Davcy Lonisa Dsysy , wiie
Owen Dewey Ellen Beeden, Ehzsheth Calshan Ctharine
Dwyer Thomas Dryer and Mary Ca,harne OnieL1in Dur,
and BY virtue order II this Court made In the above
action ON the sth day October 1886 notice hereby y
to all persons having any general lien or encumor@nce oy
udymsnt or decree otherwise the undivided share or IN
tercs OF sny Of the in the premises hereinafter d
crted 10 produce the undersigned the heerre ma nod
in the said order before the thrleta Day OF Dec.nD
next oiee No q Wila-'t IN he wy o.
moot of their spsctyo liens and oDeumbrance "ta
evidence Of the amount due thereon and . specify
H., nature Of encuubunces aud the dates thereof re-
spectvely The SAID prenises are described ia thc seed
ron IN this follows All that certain lot piece
or pirreI of land snse living and being in the Seventeenth
1at. Tenth Ward Of the City of NewYrk aud bounded and
de.cr bed follows Beginning at the southwest corner OF
Houston and Allen and running thence sonthwa,dy
along the side OF Allen street fyeight S feet
and one m inch thence westwsrdy aud parallel with Houston
and four inches thence southwndy and
parallel with Allen fifteen feet and eight inches west
wdy an parallel with Houston rse ve feet thence north
w,dy and parallel with Allen seventy three nine
10 the soubery line OF Houston street and thence east
wsdy along said souihery line Of Houston street 70 the
plaee Of begining dated NewYork, Nyember H. 1856
lis IsvswS HENRY NlCOLL Referee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-22

NETWORK SUPREME COURT-City and
N Comfy Of New-Yark.-SMITH ID. BELLOWS against
CAROLINE THOMPSON.-Summons for Relet-tCom not
ITO the above Defendant You hereby summoned aud
required the complaint in this action which was ed
ia The office of Clerk Of the City and County Of
AT the CITY Hall said City the eleventh day OF November
1875 and 10 serve a copy the said complaint
on The subscriber at bis Office in Peruiout County Rock
land and State NewYok, within twenty day, after the
evcs of his summons on YOU exclusive Of the day Of such
services and you fail TO the said complaint wthin the
,iu afote said the plaintiff this action will apply To the
conrt for The relief demanded the copsntDsted Noyem
Der I, 1856. ANDREW FALLoN, flAis Aet"'nss,
Piermout, N l.