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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY Of KINGS
OTBE UhlTKD STATES FIRE INSURANCE cOAfiM
ssanst WARkEk BEMAN and HENRY }. WARRINGTON
TO tia Def rcants above named: You hereby ssnne
and required 20 the complain. IN th scon wteb
sied IL tic oce ~ Clerk Of the County q KEGS nc
CT Ball IL TIE CT Of Brooklyn, The 2. .sy Of kosen
bs 1856 and 10 serve copy Of the ssa ec
plant The sCbscfibsT a. Is osee No 81 Val sroe @
City Of Ne~foik within twenty days after tie service q ~
exclusive Of the day Of such service sss
you fail "a tie aid complain. within sfTess
The plaintiff in this siicn will apply the court or ,ss ~
demanded iu Tie eo3plaut -asd We ork. Sos -
IS lasesMed h. u. BOVINE Fan n Attorae1.
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Gousrs and farms Uantro.

FARM WANTED.-Wanted to hire or on shares
Il Alarm hear New-YoTk. Address
O. L. WARING. JR., Rye, y. Y.
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I1IFrY ZINE STEEL ENGRAYINGs from
de.,ens BY celebrated GerGsa Artists.
* ~ y n 4

des,gns by celebrated GeIalSa ATtSts
LIFE OF MARTIN Lit THEIR.
In Fiay Historical Esnspynss, tgey executed on s'et.
with ExPlansiions by AIehte.con Hare Quo royal Sato
mo extra Sl2 49,. -., ~. 1, ,... r.
th. vo,k were created greyi scnsa'oa IA Ger
many and found many ardent sdmicrs that ihr pao
le,,on ., called for. The artists obo wss 70
pscut TO the wo srr Of desis9s In The h. c syc OF
All which woud reproduce the eye the ml' 'neIr>los
event, In tbe i OF the Great Retornr The tnsrG 'nS ac
smpcrIiy truthful giving correct polts OF me ieh9g os
.,rs Of ibc pcrod-LnthoT Moahcthon, LWise e Lceiot
John rrrcrici &C Ao acoustic representations % h' ses
most ,brAcd tho ltosy OF the oIGSuoG iaH hete'
grouped together wis boSie pope'y sHO
sucy; aud the accompanying entertainments are as''"v
al the Irr,od, aud IN exquisite ;Sste. ,,,,.r,
just pobiishcd by L. SCRIhEt.H
Nos. STf and S7s Brosdway tup s,sTsl Ncw'f"rs.
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Danfins Afa6emies.
DODwOETHs DANCING ACADEMIES,

"A. No COG Broadway, EewYork and
No. Isl aontssue-place, Brooklyn.
KewYork Glasses Wednesdays and Saturdays Brooklyn
Class, on Tu, sdsys and Fridays and M for Ladies
aud Children, and for Gentlemen. Ladies' Private
Pupils time during the
containing &C., be had at either of the
Academies Tue usual soces will be given. Mr. Oodworh
would occasion his patrons that exion will
be omitted tLst viii m q advantage to the pupils
maintain the gratifying reputation possessed BY his
Academies.
DODWORIHs BROOKLYN DANCING
~ ACADEMY-NeW Glasses on MONDAYS and SArUR-
DAYSu consequence of the number Of pupils entenng and
attend properly to all who may apply have
been made form classes for Children Mondays M
and on Saturdays At e commencing on TCRDAY,
nov. =. Early application IL earnestly requested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

I'VE PEOPLE Of the State OF New-fcrk. ~
TIE usee Of God free and indeP~n1ont 10 vi pesoss
tere'd in the Of ALEXANDER RiTCHIk. late o. "
City ofkewfork. decreased. creditors. lsgscss neE -
Otherwise send you and each Of b. sy -
rteulred personay BE- and appear before sase
of The County OF NewfoTk At HE Office N the cty o.
YORK. tho sxih esy Of MAY next at eleven eeleei -
forsoon oftaAi day. AID there attend the kg ss
neui Of IT. account of pFoccedsss Of PErfk swksE
Pubic ao. the C'y Of New NeIk ard -
tss Of tie eoos cta.tsl. and credits u aid d,eos4
wrness whereof se have caused The "a of oec Of al 80
s.e o. be hs.vcnto affixed ~i,aess, ALgAANDkk ~.
BRADFORD esqulr, Surrogate q said Coesiy ~
81 kc~ fott, tho Soth day OF October. u the yes~
"a DOR Iord tkeEssrl elshf hsudrsd and tsy sL
as iswSwW A. W. BRADF0kD. scuos~
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EAKY ROOFs-LEAKY ROOFS

~ UrfUKkb KUUFIVU CEMENTIs tho { s.pest. BEST
AID mo@t durs5ie ROers ssed- The America Iaststs
awarded the highest Pr,nalam Il 10 lmp>rvloas
Md 49, improve nd rcsss tho heat
Ii Va CT hes koofs Ted. and do eS..
AL. OSBORN. Mason sri Bslist. 1sw Ne ut CssS e.
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GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!-At No
~ 5I2 broadway nay be had DR.. III. ROOT Co . rrre
Medical the speedy aud pc Of scrf
MIA EIyspcss Salt hy um and all Impurities OF tbe bood
from Whatever they nay arise Numerous cercse' ssd
testimonies yGysicisns ard others of the highest rcpos
hty wnc.rpg tue remarkable effected BY the
edy be the office Of sale eonuiaion opposs
Sc Nicholas Hotel
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MATRIMONML-Two Gentlemen, of midil,

N Genticme0, OF mlulle
1Vl who have similarity II s.ising from long
association in bune ard have retired thererom with mod
rate competence wish 10 form matrimonial alliance, each VII"
ng lady who the qualities to make the domestic
They each wish to find without too particular regard to
naOy aoy co geo, WIN an PsT.'
cultivated mind aud possessing and practicing high regard
for The moral Piecepts of Christiatiy.
msie it, tour One Of the parte. has visited Europe
prosecution Of business. but has NOT had the Leisure 70 grain.
Which centuries have been in that older potion Of
had only limited the privilege Of sudsins
The habits an that have reultcd to those 1ns IRON
the impress that time has ef upon thom lie
has tell The want when examining picture either OF real HE
OF aIIiid o. i Keen p J,ct the sviinr
line The lights ofhe reality the nice shading in the ar
ic. That woman should be Wife .hsrer OF JOYS or or,
Each should be 50 deeply interested 10 the Oh a as 70
w'Lesto tske wife With him. Toey would p. ter to meet
with sisters Tor two lads whose intimacy aud socaon
psrake that character whose impulses snd education being
slar and ii congIs would Lead them appreciate the
pency mslye. by un'ins tbc OF the parties Mould
"a aeie them tiihet b !" I'VE OF S'e III ~
They have rcsored to solicit from
s ,t an assured ,h4, their
most col fdently Address A r. j. +, New Yea City.
NOTICE.-The public are hereby forbid TRUST
lion. Of ANTHONY N krHS ,DG the !n and
RDGAWAY will not be responsible for the tFai'aon' OF Fad
Anthony Kuhn
ID X. DEYO's PROMPT and RELIABLE
l. ADVERTISING AGENCY;
No 7 Appleiou's Finding N D. 3lS BROADWAY
Refers TO Me,,rs GREELEY & MCELRATH
VO LADIES.-A Married Lady OF great expert
ence In FEMALE DISEASES, and who has been the wife
Of distinguished Physician commun ate some
Of in to suffering fCnalcs laelose one
shilling AID postage 10 Ms ; LAlREC, Station b. New YORK
20.
XVANTFD-The NAMES of the Persons who
w were WITNESS of the accident by which agei
lazy was run and reay killed while getting from 7thay
omnibus coInr Broadway and CraLdst the morning
olho i5b Nov. All such Gentlemen and Ladies would con-
calling LEAVING sTdr iatey
wi H. B. WINFIELD. No 2Sl BoadwAy the residence
Of Nrs j. T. CLAPP cornF OF West 1jth-1t and 7ihsy,
where tie njured lady resides
d = ON RECEIVING 50 will send 10 their
eDs address receipt for making EXTRA FAMILY SOAP,
orly three pound receiving 10 viii soud
tine above receipt six Others tor making Fancy Soaps with
er iufu valuable 10 those In the business On y
ing will sed receipt for ma,ing rTau.psrcnt Soap. Ad
crc.s T. r Russl chemist box 5il Posi- Office. Broltlyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

KING. Of age lisht compexoned dsrS
eyes brown hair Rht wsker, AID musacoe, hve feet teo
inches Ia night slencer built geIie aud OF good
address Had thick light brown pants black eoa aud dark
black with velvet collar de lett his boarding
house Saturday Nov u.s. 70 take the for Troy hiSiug
baggage black tlaveng bag only containing clohns some OF
with be marked also bad gold watch, open f.ced
gold o- ANY ibforms ~ thankfully eived aud re-
wardd BY additsUng bis late employers. PETriBONE X
PLA1T No. 20 Pesilsi hi. father FOSTER KING, WsteT
yrd N Y
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Mashiurrp, Sc.
I,EEIH EXTRACTED W. lTHOUT PAM

Tie v,r, arr improvement TIA, has been ste Ia tee
htuuntirs pfece.. ~ HENRY C. 0C0NN0R has Induced
~ % rto,r "a, putr tLa be extract the seaiv
teeth vhcu. esusrs ,e ssstsst plr OGce Ne.
81 Brcs1sE.
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SATURDAY. Dec. lS.
CANT y URY II A : - -
MONDAY, Dec. Is. 1900.
rur Nyw- YORK ALMANAC AND wEATHER-Bo0R

Ab,ut $40 d. 2,mo., cloth. Price q cents.
hi. mol 4. 10 cor ain world Of information In small space
"a a. - old AZ very low pce Beside complete Almanac
Co. ,s.t ma latitude. il B. complete Poctet DIARY. will
have record II the Of the Thermometer for every hour
,,,;ns the vrsr ending Dec 1886 large amount of
feorooscai generally prepared BY l. MeTsn, esq OF
Brooklyn Hishts.
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miscellaneous.

A MAN without a BEARD is like ship without
N ssis-U,e GRAHAM'S 0NGUENT, IL you uld have
vuur Wli.ser. Mustle IN Fix weeks aud without tsla
injury the skin scling iely upon toe roots 81 be
tie r. q. GRAnAM. No. SO! BiosawsJ
nEST HAIR DYE in the WORLD THIS b
ID strong language vet B0GLHs ELECTRIC HAtR DY1
rtcoby uprOyed proven 20 be so by the Jsdses M
late Aechancs' Fair held in Boston tsmons whom d.
HAYES the chemist and State Assyss who awUdl
1t the - ...
PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
the choices HAIR DYES exhibit ON from al paris
the UDion Is uDpan lslcd superiority consists in lf A
iprrsdiouts nouins 20 the hair Rot distinctive ohsn
are. sd-Does not saln burt the skin Sd-ts easily
Piled and dyes tho hair any color required from dsess
brown 10 deep black natural marvellous Nsa
uiaciurcd sold and applied b. MM; BoJLE, No T,wst
ia.ton-st Boston Sold also In ths city by BARNES
PARK T. RUsHTON HEGEMAN CLARK Co, CO
RING, Broadway; A. u. SANDS, Saltoast W. Il
'AREY Co +. G. WELLS, and b, d'nssiss "'ey~aese
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

WARD 6EvANS s IL years e and last heard
FIeet old N. j. in May last Any information concerning
him will be thankfully received By his Mother No. IS Elm
Newlork
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Cbanees for Business ltlsn.

AN ENGINEER of good standing, who has the
N rd Of few thousand dollars wishes H,o
Pa,r cshp with gentleman p'ssed o. about IS COO Tor the
purpose of starns in NcWi Ok MACHINE SHOP tor work
quiinr scientific and manual SILL Address Box No SSi
NY. T. q.
Any PHYSICIAN wishing a PARTNER, or
~ wishing to sell hi. practice address Dr. W. Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

NOTICE.-The public are hereby forbid TRUST
IN ING the firm Of KUHN 6RIDGAWAY the reDrcsent1
tions of ANTHONY KUHN the firm and SAM I'll c:
RIDGAWAY will not be for the tsasacon. of sid
Anthony Kuhn.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate

the County NewYork notice hereby given ell Peg
sous having claims against JOHN H. RASCHf late ofts City
grocer decreased 20 pescnt the With yoeR
ers thereof TO the subscriber ts office OF Jane. Gey
No 50 Kssssu-st ia tho City EeWYork before The
twentieth day Of January uex-Drfcd NewfOk tho ints
day OF July, 1875. GESCHE RASCHk,
WIS iagsrnWs Admins, rstrs, ke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

Il IFE ILLUSTRATED for TO-DAY contains
Ge, sral Iaersturc--Morc Bits of Ml.d;; Nobody
About Moscow; Tact and Talent Don't Depend on Falheri
Ipdyidsa Responsibility Thc Philosophers Stone Prov
denoe; Affairs In France; Bos at Sea- To Western Em
.r,n., What Shall Reals Mon WoIshpor'i Is Humanity
F.lure The Future OF America; The cry lnpfnation-
Tree. nv the Roadside How Far Is Il Derivation Of tho Word
"Cs.h; Varieties; Life Obituary. Notice OF John b. AK
h.nk The Business World True Bcuevocnce More
fast than Fiction. Weekly cents or year. tI sale oy
al N.w,mcn. DEXTERS, Auns., Wholesale Agents. Pub
,l'.s 4, rOWIER AND WELLS No. SOC Broadway.
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Go h)bom it man Coneern.

HORRIBLE ACCIDENTS and destruction OF
properly the daily information furnished throughout
land rom the burning Of Fluid Now all dan,er and the
of accidents ely removed, il you use the
PATENT INDiA-pUBBER FLUID LAMP, which cannot be
broken bur,ted exploded and be filed wien burn
Ri They the economical well the only GER
tDly Lamp in in appearance extremely neat
fail rve entire satisfaction We DESTROYS OF
favorable terms AID solicit xaminaon OF the best article
red intelligent public. For information incose
stamp to HAwXHURsr MOTT, exclusive Manufacturers
n the United States No. GO Fulton ST. New York City.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-19
Worth Rem emb ering.
Gelegraphir 4ispatrhss.
REroR TxD rrcp sivsLT FOR Ins p,Ly STATE SENTINEL
Arrival Of the AragO.
NSw YoRx Inne IL

Nkw YoRk, June II.
The steamship Arago arrived at o'clock to-
day from Havre, with dates to the 18th inst
The steamer America arrived at Liverpool on
the 3D.
The weather in England and France has been
very favorable for agricultural purposes. In
breadstuffs prices are firm, but transactions are
unchanged. In provisions, prices remain I'M
changed. Lard firm at 5Ss. Rosin, 4ISs. The
market for tallow is firm North American,
47>as.
The Atlantic al d America had arrived out.
PHItApKLfHIA, June H. p. N.
The Republican Convention was lagely at
tended The Kansas delegation was received
with cheers Nineteen Pennsylvania delegates
Fremont
he Convention was called TO order at noon,
by Hon. Robert Emmett. temporary Chairman,
committee of one from each State, on creden-
tials, was appointed. Mr.. Wilmot offered a
resolution for the appointment OF one from each
State, to report platform and that no ballot
ings be had until the platform be adopted
which agreed TO. After the appointment
Of the committee on Credentials, platform and
permanent organization, Of one from each State,
some unimportant preliminary BUSINESS was
transacted, when the Convention adjourned
until o'clock, F. NJ.
The excitement on American affairs was IN.
increasing but the London Times says that
the recognition of Walkers Government by the
United States would not necessarily lead ia
war between England and America. 1t think,
also hat the British Government will receive
I Mr.. Champions dismissal with forbearance.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-19
sharp PRACTICE Diamond Cut Dia-

{uHnd.
The Albany (N'lE Police Tribune relatet
very good story'ab1 ut two Albanians, wh'
eft that city somA tIle years since, and went
TO Washington TO siock their fortunes. A. be-
comes a governmS1t contractor, and make
$4,000, which Ia nvests in real estate. lie
owes B., the othe5enigrant, $500, and hai
other obligations. order 10 secure himself
against creditors, hs conveys his real state to
a Mecca handsome young woman Of some
eighteen years A then went South for his
health. B. fndia 3 how the game stool l.,
tried his hand. ID first made suit TO the
young laly, made sn hciress by her uucle's
Iiberality, won aud married her. A. returns
and finds himself hutmanaged, and makes
great ado but tllf niece is unable TO under
stand why her un4e should make her the
possessor of $1,000 without conditions, and
then feel injured because she bestOws the
gift upon her hus nd Tho story is almost
too good to be trud
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-19


0J- The La Fayette Courier eagerly lays
hold Of an admission % ours in the Sentinel,
OF Saturday last, that Dir. BUcHANAN's early
association aud aymr athies were with the
Federal party of thst day. The purpose of
the Editor, as he says, is "to spike any gun
that may be fred BY, the old line press de-
nying that JAMES P.UcHANAx is an old blue
light Federalst" This of itself is sufficient
to show how much Of candor attaches TO the
Editor of the Courier. And when he imme-
diately adds" the State Sentinel acknowl-
edges the soft Impeachment he shows his
regar for truth. Had the Courier copied
the few lines OF our article that it saw fit to
expunge, no disclaimer on our part would
have been needed The readers Of that pa
per would have then seen for themselves,
that instead of acknowledging that Mr..
BUCHANAN IS an old blua light Federalist, we
stated that, soon after the delivery of the ora
ton referred to, he allied himself with the
Jeffersonian Republican party, and has ever
since been one Of ill., a5est and staunchest
champions.
BY the way, how long is it since the Edi-
tor OF the Cour3r found it to be his delight.
Of shiny night" TO fix upon Mr. BUCHANAN
the charge of ?" Blue Light Federalism -
Ii we are rot greatly mistaken, there toas a
time when Mr.. ELLIS could sing peans to
Mr.. BUoHANAN's Democracy" with as
hearty good will as any Z" old liner" in
Christendom. Was he humbugging his read
ers then, or is he doing it aoto. Mr. ELLIS
can settle this little question with his own
conscience, as to him seems best
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-19
Tcorc,popdence OF ,bo sep,lne..

TrroN, June 16, 1856.
EDIToRs SENTINEL w. B. Beach, Esq :,
who is now canvassing the 9th district, made.
a speech in this place on the 18th inst, it
being tho occasion of our County Convention,
which, for sound, logical argument, has new
err been surpassed in this place. His speech
has had most excellent effect in this place,
in confirming the faithful and retaining the
bsclsliders of 1854. Our ticket nominated
on the l4.h is good one, ana was made
with great unanimity. look out for az ia
precedented majority for Buchanan, Breckin-
ridge and the whole Democratic ticket this
Fall . Yours, L. PARKER.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-19

zoe HoRSs-We shall to-day place upon
q sign. beautiful pair of 70 Buck Horns, -
eented to us by that gallant Democrat and
Q<sr gentleman. HAIRY VANDEsRIFr, who is 10
be next Treasurer Of Marion county The
Isorns" are a beautiful pair. and will loom up
1jfsticslly. They were presented to our
nd HARRY by Mr.. FOREMAN, Of Pike town
p, as a slight testimonial of his appreciation
he wheel horse Of the Marion Democracy"
~ will Buck any pair of Horns in the
and will wave as long as the Buck is in
4 lick
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-19

above statement it will be seen that
ID highly popular route TO the East
ncreasing in business.
|nost direct route East, and shippers
y COMPANY always ready to afford
ny facility OF transmission, nd to
10 them such accommodations as they
<1nire.
kr its present energetic and excellent
gement, the finances Of the Company are
assuming most healthy condition. The
) is increasing in value-and the prosperity
he road constantly increasing in value. We
pleased to be able to thus speak of this ia
he road-the direct line which connects In
ranolis with the entire East.
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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-19

Above We have only given list Il the cash prizes,
Il would Occnpy Too much space here TO give defcrp
ton Of the entire scheme, including Real Estate, hch
In itself amounts TO 9lSJCo0. 4 fsi and comfl dc
scTption Of the GoGs prizes will be faand 80 cir
cusrs, which will be sent postage free 20 sy pu II the
Unircd States, TO any WHO may desire them. agents
and the following Premiums viz Toths Agent no shall
dispose Of the greatest number 81 share DPtyco this
and the day OF drawing viii give S2B IN American
gold the % $3.50 10 :he 81 .oU % the ~ s1C0, 10
the 5th $780, ul Ssoo, 10 tile IN S3a tbs sth
S2JO, 10 the 9th 500.
Persons wishing engage in the sse OF sharSs, BY fur
nishing with Recommendation signed by the Post
Master, other we'll known responsible person,
will ee furnished with tickets, documents, SC.
Address al oulors 70
IRA 3. ADAMS Principal.
Ogden, Henry County, Indiana.