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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-05-09

of which by France he considered necessary to the
perpetuation of French and Spanish domination in
the New World, remarks at length upon the pro-
bable aggressive tendencies of the " United Pro-
vinces of America" if they should succeed In
throwing off the yoke of the Mother Country We.
quote from the memoir designated, whose genuine
ness is deemed incontestable, and which certainly
was written long before its provisions had been re-
allied, though the document was first published in
France In the year 1802-the date borne in the i'm
print of the volume from which we make the fol-
lowing citations:
Extracts from the Historical and Political Memoir on
Louiadma' submitted to Louis WI 6y the Count of
VERGENNEs.
AT the present time, supposing that the Americans
shall prove victorious and shall separate from their me-
tropolis this great community United States win be-
come free people, and after having fought for their
hresides, viii they be discreet enough to refrain from ex
tending their dominion? Louisiana Florida and Mex-
co would render them of all the principal sea-
ports positions which, though uselessto nascent colo
Mes become necessary and indispensable to an ndepen
dent State. =
Doubtless the present is favorable to France
because it creates for her advantageous diversion
anu eAnausts the FORCES OF England; but 1t is also
cessary to have an the consequences Of this event.
and it. for the nonce colonies may derive an advan
tage from the division which exists between the English
and the United Provinces of America yet after these
latter shall have shaken off the yoke of the Mother Coun
try, they viii be in condition to make law to both
France and Spain throughout the whole of America and
will invade their possessions at when these
Crowns are the least aware of it. :
r NJ
cor Florida There are perhaps in the dependencies
of Louisiana about FIVE thousand Europeans with six
thousand negroes of all ages and both sexes together
with twenty-five thousand savage warriors These sa-
wages well governed and disereety commanded joined
with the Canadians would form considerable army;
and these forces, well disciplined and provisoned would
be able to counterbalance the ambition of the Amer
cans and to protect both the French and Spanish pos
sessions
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FLORIDA.

We have zen favored with the following extract
ola letter dsd Fort Myers, Florida, April 18th :
We have st got report of killing two Indians in
the A-pah-tikee swamp and the capture of another
squaw. This axes total of nine, men, women. and
children, whosbodies, alive dead, have fallen into
our hands.
s'Gen Harry has studied this campaign thoroughly,
and no one ctld have managed better. At first he
stretched linef posts from Tampa to Capron
then ordered s'uting parties into the field, whilst he
himself made weep round from Tampa and down to
Deynaud to capte any that might undertake to retreat
towards the nor Now scouting parties have their
rendezvous at orar sWamps, where the Indians haunt
and In every ont of these close scouting is made for
signs They mlseave traces and wherever fresh signs
are perceived ciscs made till the trails found
for the Indians overy thing hide their tracks,
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The FLoRIDl fTAR.-We gather the following
items of news d the Indian operations in Florida
from the Tampa4eninsular of the 18th of April
Companies az Z, 4th artillery and Il, 1st artl-
lery are ordered tosove without delay from their posi-
tons to scout the Haatuoka swamp. Gen. Harvey has
issued orders to multiply the number of parties sent in
pursuit of the Indi3s Major Morris, 18th artillery
has been ordeIedto Brt Kissinmee. Col kea-n; * TIA
9th infantry sxseiHls-s lvase ol Sbsenee for sixty
dug = DEF lis absence the regiment will be COM
manded byzx Col. Waite.
Premiums siging from $500 to 81, 900 offered
for every ilyeIndm that may be captured induced
to emigrate Fhe removal of Gen. Harvey from the COM
mand OF theloops will it is feared have bad effect
Bill adwheu last in Tampa that he had whip
ped Gen. Ta1r and Gen. Scott, and will now claim to
have whipped en- Harvey"
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MAIL LyTrIsGs-The large hall of the General
Post.Ofice was througed Saturday morning with
that enterprsng and energetic class Of citizens known
as Mail Contractors. They were generally from tne
States Of New-EDgaud aud New-York, ana tnet
presence this occasion was 10 learn the fae Oh
Dropoeas for mail service, which have os'eh unos'
examination since the LIT ofthe present month.
We understand that POsimaster-General brown,
after mature delberaiion and awaiting himself 81 the
rees,ed experience If the officers associated with
him In tie contract branch Of his department. wisely
determined 10 employ the very best service which,
under the terms prescribed by the a~, he could OBJ
tain: and in numerous he has added Important
imtroyeuents which were deemed indispensable "
rapidly growing communities and the increase OF ou-
ness. -. e..
About 100 routes have been let 10 eontracf. :"
the States referred TO there were nearly 4,"o Por
sails and upward Of g 0C0 for miscellaneous -,
various States and Territories, the necessity w ,hs;
has become apparent since the reguia' '''''e'
respective sections. I:tr ,.,. n,oh.
The PROPOSALS are all at Iaueh higher Is.', Pfova
by ,u,,y s,,e ner cent than those offered from 'he
ssn,e States fonr wears ago. lbs - quius
S.a "Urs;dsred thai; since that period, there
VIZ, VIZ" - Ice advances in the prices OF labor a.
~ IN :; &c. coaches, and all the eppnrtenances
r ." ..,snortation. Indeed, from the comparative
% n IN a,,nber Of proposals for many important
ri.. ,ye apprehend that many enterpr-ing ana
rroosrnonsibIe has been compelled TO throw Gown
pos on account Of the ruinous prices IN That se-
r mart Of our country where health, fe and stock
ore perled during the long periods OF their ngorons
Winter. .
The decisions on railroad and steamboat service
all deferred for short tire 70 enable the Department
10 confer fully with the proprietor. respectively
National In,~lhsenesr.
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CYRACUSE and SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection With EXPRESS TRAINS on the New'Yorf
and Ere Railroad. .
On and ser MONDAY, Oct 20 and until further notice,
Passenger Trains will follovs Sundays excepted;
Leave Ncw-York from pier foot Of Dusnest. at 30 via
Buffalo. EIpress-oopnectng a. Bngha1nton VIA LxPess
Train for Syracuse.
with Ex press Train for Syracuse and oswsEo 80
Tickets procured az the Ticket Once oil the
H.w.York and Erie Railroad w. Il. GILBERT, SuPi
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y COnneess at H.:a with the pS ,s.. Bend the
and Western Railroad 70 - 49, R.,oaS
North and West and ct Ess'on win tue h0" 81 my ~
TO Aaueh Chunk. -. .-..,.. T., Ia,
I.a,s ~ W. r., Eou and ediste places from fts
No North River a, 1850 and $40 M for some'He
and IL q M and $40 and ~ p 20. IL. .;. -, ,h
NewJersey Railroad which leave New tom tne 'O"' Of
NODi'AH1'-s'' a. '''' A-- JOHN o. sTERSS, supt
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Fall and Winter

II Ararsement-Isuut,y. excepted 3,r n, YAH 10
m s.Iv "a on s.,'rdsy. .i 345 IA for FnainttAe ~
sJo'.si It y I. nd "a sh ~ 1 Sor j.
Heupstesd, l0e m, IL m, and 80 81 S p - -
maics m 1. ~ 3.45. J. and 6sSo p II
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CUPREME COURT-COunty OF Monroe
- FRA IIEWEILYN ssains JOHN BAKpR. GLEN
ENCE s BAKER and CHARLES TUCKER Tm.s.s' eslns
estate Of Clemencs Baker Summons for rebel .ohN
BhKFR C.rnrnce g. baker and Charles Tucker Trustees Ut
the estate Of Cemenes Baker attendants. YOU -. rcssy
summoned 70 answer the complaint 81 EZRA D. LEwEi~
IYN plaintiff which was on the day Of April 1857 Med In
Monroe County Clerks Once and to 'srvs copy yer ~
,v.r on the subscriber at his Office In Rochester, monroe
County Y within twenty ssr the service Of THIS sum
mons Exclusive day Of service and al 70 sas.s
aid Complaint az hereby required the plaintiff wiz sgy 70 ne
Court for the relief demanded in the oomplsinpsted Apr"
q 1851 JOHN H. JEFFRES, P!sneTs Attorney
uyI lawewFhf
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DIsCovEaY

Mr. KENNEDY u Rosssry h. 1s.ssvssI b - u -
HUEoR Ts. ,se sos'i S.,sSsss Ssss : ss..ss rs.si
Ne be. tined in over 81 ven s.nSra cod ssvcs So
poe.s,0n hpn<r certificate q vsiss N within
Two tottl.. arr wsrrr,ed to cur, nusns CIR, v,s,sA
One to three bottles WI sss ~os's 6ss Il psves
r~o 70 three bottles viii clear he .y.,.. q AsuA
Two bottles warranted - the wort o.ah.s ~
mouth and stomach.
Thr- 10 yr the e..s q
-rysFsis' ,..,-- -, .. .nA
On ~o bottles are warranted 10 cure Oil s~ss"s In H.
I've bottle. are warranted rnuins 81 's- ssrsnA
yesr 10 ain Both. .r warranted corrupt end rus.iss
Or ho,,,, will cur. .c,lv eruption Il the skin.
Two OF three bottle ~ssst,d TO eere the worst ssss -
,hr.. bottle. are the moss sesp-~
ts 20 80, s,,ls. vii eur, The WORT Of scrofsl
Dixrerioss ron UsrAdHl'. table 'psonfsl PET tsy:
10 eish yt, ,,s.pooru a, directions b. Applicable
20 all constitutions take enough 10 o rate on TIE WE
9: s9fss M NtsSkDT s personal attendance " bod '''
Prs g | F : l sc:''' ~ ,yrux OINTMENT.
TO BE Tssp n coXNESTI3pSS WITH
70, rxyL.rnITrcs AND nrsos or rms EysS tAistiyss
immediate relief you viii 'PPy "p linen re- -" s'',s
FoI sc.Ip RE,o yo. viii N. hair N N. Affected pa
.ppy the Ointment freely and ~a the Improvements
Eox SIR RHpuM rub Il well in ss ofea convenient
For .css on an stnTrS ,Ss I'S AN . ,A:s
Won eanno, hip wishing well TO the inventor.
FoR Sc,RS These By thin serd easd DOSING
-hrorh he skin econ hardening the surface in shH
time sre iu q yellow Unnamed sers
f0u will apply the Ointment freely but % BOZ
rub Il
FoR soRr LEES This = disease more 20 than
General, supposed the al turns pupe eoverod wsA seAe
ard ,.hes inoleTsby sometimes 20 ins running rss sH
pyng the Ointment the itckag aid scales win dsappe
lew DAYS you must keep With the Ointment ass ~
hin geis lts natural color 80
Fos rsg PIIks and Inflammation you win uss freely
Il " IN give ia ediste relief
Til, Ontn eut asse. with every se.h and sves imsrses
relief in s,srv skin disease Gesh 10 heir ~
Price 50 cents per box . -
Manufactured By DONALD KENNEDY. No. 10 wsrss~,
Ro,bury, Mssa -.
Provinces
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vDENkSlLtANlA hAlLhOAD-ln UUrShl
il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern end South western States by
nuous Railway direct This Road also connects at Pittsburgh
and at Cleveland and ssndusky with 10 al parts
the North Lakes making The most direct cheapest and
reliable by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and
from the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH;
FIRST CLAss-Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps )cor,. ~
Books, Dry Goods lin boxes bales and trunks It1 n
Drugs lin boxes and baes), Feathers. Furs, ke..
SECOND CLAss-Domestic Sheeting Shifting and
Tckpe lin orgrs bale.) Drugs lin cssk Hard 76eents
wsre Leather lin rolls boxes W DOL and Sheep 100 ~
Pplts. Eastward,
THIRD CLAss-Anyis steel Chans pn es's'R les osutsY
Tobacco, manufactured, except Cigars or cut As
FOURTH Glass; Coffee, FISH Bacon, Beef and
Pork lin casks boxes, Eastwsrd) Lard and See4Nt
Lard OH, Nails Soda Ash, German Clay Tai, p~rb.
Pitch Rosn, nc. ,......,.,...',,t't.'..'s,'.'."J
FLovR-s T. Dbl. until further notice.
GaAIH-5O cents y 100 D until further notice. -
CsrTos-S2 bale not exceeding 800 ID weight until further
notice.
In shipping Goods any point Of Phsdepha be par
ticusr 70 marx package VIA Pennsyysuia Railroad All
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road at Phadephis
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention.
FRrIcHr AcEsrs-Hsrris Wornley Co, Memphis, Tenn
r. T. Sass Co.. st. Louis; J. s. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Ind Dumesnl Bell Co.. and Carter Jewett Louisville,
Ky; B. c. Medium, Madison lnd. SPngmAn Brown, and
Irwin Co. Cincinnati; N w Graham Co, Zsnesytle,
No 2 Aston House Nsw.York, No. WLlamst:, and No
Battery place New York T. J. Snceder philadelphia Ma
aaw Rooms BALTIMORE Geo. C. Frsnciscus, fttsbursh
H. II. HOUSTON. General light Agent Philadelphia
H. J. LONBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
Jansary s. 1857
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DEM VANIA RAILROAD
il THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD ROUTE,

FROM Nkw-YORK TO CINCINNATI IL 30 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 10 HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO So LOUIS IN 10 HOURS.
The Shortest Best and consequently the Cheapest Route
from N.w.Y York 70 al points in the West. .
The Railroad connects a. Pittsburgh vita rail-
IN FrsnEfort Lexington and Louisville, H.; Terra Hsate
Madison lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cudnnati; Dayton
Springfield Sandusky Toledo Cleveland, Co
juu bus Zaresve Msslon and Wooster, Ohio also, with
the steam packet bosts fo and 70 NewOesns St. Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati - =, .,
Through Tkets can had any Of the above mentioned
In the (see haGbs In the hotels Of this ethyl
Passengers will find this the shortest moe. expeditions and
comfortable route between the East and West.
Through Tickets further information may be had 81 the
oa5e. Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No PASTOR HOUSE, BROADWAY.
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Pennsyysa Railrosd Go.
Ney.York s. 1857.
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Groceries.
Goal, &r.
Ocean Gteamers, &r.

VINHE LIVERPOOL AND NETWORK AND
i PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S Clyde
built iron steamships,
CITY or BALTIMORE. ss7 tans. Capt LssnA
CITY or WASHINGTON. 2 $50 tuns Capt w Wyne
CITY or MANCHESTER...2 100 tuns.. Capt r. T. retrs
KANGAROO 614 tuns. C~pt Jeney
The undernoted other vessels intended 70 ssA %
folows:
PRoN LIVERPOOL. .
CITY OF MANCHESTER; "Wednesday ECONOMICALLY
oICfTY VI oF BshTiH63E Wednesday .....hsy 20
And zach alternate "Wednesday.
fRoA ANERcA
KANGAROO from New York Thursday May -
CITY OF MANCHESTER, from New Yort, Thursday May a
CITY TT Or o Ws sshTSS9Rs IL
And esch alternate Thursday.
RATES OF CABIN PASSAGE-From New York and Pha
sdcph e from Liverpool q guinea, II guinea and -
according the accommodation IN the state koous
having the privilege In the Saloon Including Stew
ards Fees x,
TuRp Glass PAssExeERA limited number Of thrdelass
passengers BE- taken and found much PROVISIONS -
required From Ptiadslphs and New-York, sd From Law
erp"ol. SO =,
DESTROYS bringing their friends at corresponding rates
Drafts on Liverpool from 81 upward.
with improved wstef agar
each vessel carries experienced surgeon
attention paid the comfort and accommodation Of
passsug'rs. -,
All goods Agents will be forwarded with economy
and dispatch.
For fright or passage apply TO
JOHN q. DALE. No. IS Broadway New-Yort. Agent, OF
WIN. INNAN. Nos. and IS erBvldings, Liverpool
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Water Cure.

DR. o. W. MAY will again open HIGHLAND
~ HOME WATER-CURE at Peek.sl y. Y, on the TIN
ofNAY when be will be happy his old friends
AID relieve the sick and Afflicted
DR. Z. J. LOWENTHAL's WATER CURE,
~ Bergen Hisls Hudson County New-Jersey Is minutes
from either the Hoboken or Jersey City Ferry.
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7 AND ROIrTE-NEW-YORK TO PR0vI-

II DENcE sc-on and e Ap E RI,T.S vii TH IeIys
on ~, srv there the Express Tram Of the New
Yok aud New Haven and New Has,n. a.,'fa AID 'p'hs
'''" N>'''S"'' VIM" SAMUEL MOTT Superintendent
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

AEW-1Okk AMI Ehlr, h[uLhohD'-Cu
~ ard after Monday April 1884, and until further notice.
Passenger Trsns viii leave Pier foo. Of Dnane't a. 'oHo~'
via: 49,
BUFFALO EXPRESS, 81 $50 s. M, for Buffalo
MAIL at 80 M. for punkilk and Burslo and inter
mediate stations by this train will remain over
night q, Elnlira, ard proceed next morning
RoCKLAND PASSENGER, Al Up. m, via Fremont for
Sufern's and intermediate stations. . ~
WAY PASSENGER al, p. IN, for Newhursh, NddIstowu
and intermediate ..aticss.
EMIGRANT. at p NJ for punkFk and Buffalo and Inter
nedists stations. = ~ .x ,,,-,n.vs
EXCEPTED
NIGHT EXPRESS, At 80 p. for DuntiIt every day.
texcep that the train Saturday uns to horneusye-
thence 20 Butslo
NIGHT EXPRESS q. 4: ~ ?. m. Tor Buffalo every day.
These Express Trains connect Elmira with the Ers,
and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls at
Bipshamton with the Syracuse and Buehsmton Railroad for
Syracuse AZ Corning with Buffalo Corning aud New YORK.
Railroad. Rochester, Great Bend with Delaware Lacks
wanna and Railroad for Scranton; at hornesSLe
with the Buffalo and New York City Railroad for Buffalo ct
Buffalo Duukrk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleve
land CINCINNATI, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c. ,
HOMER RAMSDELL, President
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Me0iral.
RETIRED PHYSICIAN whose sands OF Il

A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whose sands OF LIE
"A have nearly discovered while In the East Tndes
certain for Consumption Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs
Colds and General Debility The remedy was discovered By
him when ks only child, daughter, rven up TO die
Wishing do much good possible he vii send 20 such OF
his afflicted fellow beings request H. this recipe with full and
explicit for making il up and successf1y using IL
IL requires zach applicant 20 insiose him shns,5res
ct b. postage the recipe and the remainder
applied the payment Of this advertisement Ai1re
DR.. II. JAMES. No. sGrsnd-st-, Jesey City. n. J.
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-from Aprb
IS 1857 trains will leave Chsnhersst station ss oo~s;
Express trains and 80 aud p NJ Albany PASSED.
ger train $50 D M for Sing, Sing and m isI
foushksepsie &: 80 and and for PeekshH o;S
D m The Poushkeepse Peekss aud sinS sing trains stop
A. the way stations Psssnser- taken At Chamber Canal
Christopher Thirty fret streets Trains TOR ora Fave
Troy and TO- IS m. and AS and Albany o. and
10 * !. m and 5 o M A. T. SMITH. Superintendent
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vJ1HE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING-

VJ,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via SIONlNG-
i TON, for BOSTON and PRovIDESCE-lna,sndd route
the shortest and drsctTesyI ne In ssp. and
C. VANDERBILT Capt W. H. Frazer IN eonnes.on S,.a
the sonDrton and Providence and Boston saa ,S tom
Pier No North River hrst wharf above Battery place, a.
O'Clock p. m, stonnrton q; $50 p m OF on 'ne '
the mai train which leaves Boston at $50 m
The C. VANDERBILT from New YORK MORAY, I'd
day and Friday From Stonnston' TUESDAY -
Saturday. -, r.s.v T-bn,.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New-Yorf Iue, . Inar"
day and Saturday. From stoninston' a0noS'' "'''
and Friday. pu,o.5 N p,ovd
P..rnr prorred from stonnsSn pr k1'Tsa .sd
pse in s6ysur. ~ ,ko.4 by other routes and IN ample ne
r all the early morning lines connecting nsss1 sls
nigh ., breakfast desired. and leave oto-
isston in ,hr lis NJ train connecting at Providence wiz
the II Il n train sor Boston -, .,a tai, ,b,o,,h
each -. ..-- %, ho.-a ,hs
.earr 49, Frsibt oace Pier No North River or At
the orfcr No. 10 Battery place
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fesal Notices.

CUPREME COURT.-EDWARD BEMENr
- and WILLIAM HALE TrS,t.e. As s nd, 'oHN
SSSsrH r'S,aR .S eoarAsY md
Of decres order Of Judgment IN ne seoy s
:tS .s. Ssss sS'ss
owning rst bonds Of the above NAMED
rs.su.sA and SSI Montreal h:Uss ss e
thu City Of SswYol BY Tharday the 18th day q Nay is,
and such production . prove the same sns '"e ''S''
due thereon OF secured thereby . "a,
And Sos ssTssy tss . the: vii Ss, .e
the completion of the publication Of this notice ast r. ssss
Ssa iSo.s So by ina, dat. pcdsSsd proven and "a.
h'r,G - s have been s hs 'Srd
hs owns, or hi. aren't showing -G., any .. f
been made theron to nm OF Tn@ me- ass s.rss
,,aw.,,vr henry sc y w,'i.; h s.wy.,,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
A SGSp' n. s.s asS GR
tie City Of NewYOrk decreased to present the same xla
IsiTd No. us first sssn"s CITY Of Ne~YoIl
before the twenty.econd day Of September n'St-Dss's
s sosEET L LkHHa }E,.cu,o"
marc lswsmF ELIZA LEAIRD, BreeutriL
IN PURST ANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
op. having claim. sssin., SAMUEL y RANDOLPH. lss q
The en-, & y i. to s :s.
Bruce IT, No Jauncey court wallst in the City u New
YO.t On or OBJ S',s IA M Ss OF October
apIO law6mF HGLDAH r. RANDOLPH, EnecuthH
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County of New YORK. notice hereby gwen 70 Al
late OF City NewYork deceased, TO present n. sane
with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at the once Of
New YORK on or before the ninth day q May nsItDs.d
S As sixth AZ vi
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-County Of
IN Kings-Iaac Bydsnbursh against Benjamin T. Midde-
ton Louis Fsss.r aud Mary Fae.s his Wife Louisa bar
rows John Townsend and Eliza Townsend and Luther Cs
r.y-Sunmons for relief lCom. not s-ssdl -ro LOUIS
FAFSSLER and MARY fAESSLER his wife, and LOUISA
D. BURROWS: You hereby summoned aud reqniTsat to
the complaint 10 this action which was led me Office
Cerk II the County King, At the City Hall the
Prootyn the SLIT day March 1887 and to serve
copy your the said complaint the
AZ his Office No 81 Wall In the City Of New fork.
within twenty days after the service OF this summons on
you exclusive Of the day Of such service aud yonai0
said complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will apply % the Court h the rehef
demanded In the congratulated March Sist, 1887
WALTER NJ UNDERIIlLL. Plaintiffs Attorney,
nyl lSv6wF No 81 WslIst, New-ror
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GREAT AMERICAN ROC-TE.-MlCHGGAN
NSOUTHERS RAILROAD 20 CHICAGO. S. Louis, Ro,k
leland S. Psal Milwaukee and all PAGES West and south
Net via New York and Enc Sewiork Central and Amer
can sie shore Railroads. 20 Toledo forming the shortest
ouek, and peasares rorte The Great West For through
tche,s srd rate. freight apply the ConpAnys oaee Ne
JOHN T. PORTER Agent
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CUPERIOR COURT, City and Couaty Of New

CUPERIOR COURT, City and Couaty OF New
- Yak-JOHN II. HOLDANE and JANIS H. HoLDAnL
assinst CHARLES H. STANTON and DANIEL H. sPiChA
(sunmons money demand contract ITO the ds'en
dant CHARLES II STANTON; Yon hereby su,nmonsd
and required the complaint In this scuon whsh w
and County Of New York ON day Of April 1887 and =
copy II your answer 10 the said complaint Oh tsr sue
,crbr. 81 their Office No 78 Brosvay in the CITY 81 New
Yorh within Twenty days ssr the service hereof exclusive
the day Of such service and you fail 20 sn'wef he a eo
psint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs In this son ~.
take Judgment against you for the Of twelve hnnnea ao
lars. with interest the ninth day Of May one thonans
eight hundred and beside the costs Of THIS r"on
Dsted New York. April 8, ls57 - -. 60.
MORRIS 4 Delaney, Plaintiff Anornsys.
AMI l.vsxF No. ~ Broadway
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