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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-03-28
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO MARCH 28, 1857
March next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.

March next az ~ O'CLOCK, A. M.
The claim Of Jose Serafn Ramirez to the Ran
cho Of San Pedro, in Santa Fe county will be
taken up on the first Monday in April next, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Persons desiring to contest any Of the above
claims are hereby requested to file their contest
in this Office at least one week before the day
set for the trial Of each case.
Wm. PELHAM,
Surveyor General Of N. NJ
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Surveyor Generals Office,
Santa Fe New Mexico,
I-.-....-- 40 lOE7

Notice is hereby given that the following
private land claims filed in this Office for nyes
tigpton will be taken ub at the following times,
TO wit: I OBS Ha
Claim of Francisco Sandobal, in Santa Ana
county, will bs taken up on the first Monday in
March next at 10 O'Clock, AM
Tho claim Of the town Of Bclen, 10 Valencia
county, will b, taken up the second Monday in
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Ten OK wagons complete will be sold low
"
BECK & JOHNSON.

United States of American
Territory Of New Mexico
First Judicial District.
Theodore D. Wheaton & Joab IIoughtOn.
vs.
Lelitia Blackwell Attachment,
This day came the plaintiffs by their attornies
an it appearing to the court that the SAID de.
lenl0nt is non resident of this Territory, 50
that the ordinary process of Jaw cannot be Serv-
ed upon her, it is therefore ordered by the court
that the SAID defendant be required to appear
and answer to said cause on or before the first
day Of next term of this court, or Judgment will
be entered against her for the damages claimed
in plaintiffs petition.
lJis further ordered by the court that publ
cation Of this order be made in the Santa Fe
Gazette SIX weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last to be
at least two weeks before the next term of this
court, and that this cause be continued to the
next term of this court.
A true copy of the order made at the Sep
tomber term Of said court.
AUGUSTUS DE MARIE,
Clerk.
Santa Fe November % 1856.
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TERMS.

WEEKLY 50 so a year, payable invariably in
advance, single copies l2 ID cents. Advertise,
rnents, 81 90 per square of ten lines for the first
usertion, and 5cts. for every subsequent insertion
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FOR RENT

a Small Garden Farm suitable for the cult
s6lA viton of VEGETABLES situated in pena
Blanca, Santa Anna County, will be rented on
reasonable terms by
BECK & JOHNSON.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-03-28
Walnut Creek Station.
ALLISON h BOOTH.

Respectfully inform their friends, and tho
public generally, that they have established
trading house and general depot, at Walnut
Creek on the Santa Fa road; where they keep
constantly on hand GROCERIES, and PROVl.
SlONS, suitable for travellers. Also FORAGE
for animals. With CorraIs and Enclosures for
the security of animals. They solicit call
from the travelling public, and will endeavor to
merit their patronage. Prices reasonable.
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Santa Fe November % 1856.
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VIZ. Il. BERNARD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

70 the r.eiy se5snded II TIE hama. Of be Metropolitan 20
hco
'rrund.soes kewsvsr have sDce I'D to suppose iAs
MI Tzn aese have written upSsr spyr-
npeetfoy isqDest tina; Jour Honor obse By BRINGING hs
cor cation from the General prntepd-pt usjer Se
immediate poe Of th. Bo.d for further explanation
hey Dsy think proper 70 AFFORD
JOHN C. DEvHRECX.
TO hs Honor FEsAAsoo WOOD, Mayor, DC.
NEs-YoRK, Nov. Is, 1857.
DrAk SIR In reply 20 your note Of the 9h inst thX.
sppisd 20 the Bosr1 o- direction 10
pins the the Fourth
ws' informed BY them h. they sh,1d BOT interfere Ia the
matter. Your truly,
Mr.. BowEy moved n ~ the General Sapernteu tent
be directed TO -sport to this Board why be had not
carried out the ordinance. This carried Messrs.
Nye and Cholwell OILY voting Hsy.
Mr.. PEsIT-Bsfore We 60 into private session. It
70 thst il IA very essential that the public
should know thst regard this Injunction placing
the city in a very awkward situation. There has
never been time when there grester danger Of
not than at this moment. confess that feel that it
u very severe against the pubic ntsres.
that Just st this moment our hands arc tied. There
ere certainly intrinsic difficulties gro wing out of our
certsin number being appointed from the old foroe;
but until Il 81 suit is determined there seems to be
MODE except in the appointing OF new men. My own
view 10 10 Increase the force immediately TO thousand
mer which would srl leave room enough for appoint
ing all the old desire. think that il irtct-
ing blow upon the security of life and pro-
peIty.
Mayor WooD-Mr. Chairman, have a charge to
present against Officer 81; sse, the aft isvt Of
jhomss Hogsn and the petition of Thomas Rodgers.
The Boar then went into secret session.
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IN accordance With the oev chatter. Ihe substance
Of this docsne5t las appeared 10 our eoluaAl. IL
vas partly read, vhsn All McSpsdo,, Siding 81 bat
twelve members gone, announced tia. "a are w,nd os
no use in atteup'fg 70 sdopt il He complained Sh s.
the report had for months eesn before the B,srd sat
il was dngrsc. fol tbs. it bad not been s,,ed up1n
when the Finance Department wss suffering for the
recrgsnizs.ion He moved .hs. the subject be msie
the specisl order OF next meeting.
Aid IucxIR said be was ss,i.fied there was 10 U.s.
10 mskirg il the sbecs order of }st Of the
did lot want 10 meet IT,
AID McSpEpoSs motion va carried
IRE Strsft Work agg!H.--Ali. OWNS said there
had beer much fcit made in regard % relieving ths
unemployed but it was Lot all 10 the night direction.
Here was q commune alton fro D. ID. Conover who
whether lawful Street Comrnissiouer or not should be
acted upop Il contemplated sn immense amour. of
work which. if conf. med as Dir. Coaover desired,
would give work TO all the unemployed sborer, IA the
city, Ii was question that in he opinion should Lot
be locked upon 10 political light aud 10 give employ
ment TO tie poor be would move take up that nu
rica.icr The mOtln was put aud lost.
AID TICKER offered a resolution thst sll resolutions
reatr to the grading and regulating the Ninth
now be taken up and adopted II the members
wanted really 10 all the poor they 'oid DO this
vav. and by lsyng aside the question a. 70 toe right
Thousands of men to work immediately. II the Courts
decided that Mr.. Conovtr was not entitled 10 the
Office no harm c. uld in the mean time be done. Here
vas work that could go under the regular sporo-
priatops-work that was only kept back by tae feel
irp Of the Common Cour Gil in opposition TO Mr.. Con ,
yer There objections shOald row be thrown aside
for the sake Of the poor.
The PRESIDE st announced that the erglnsl papers
were rot in possession of the Board, and could not
therefore be scts upon at this time.
The Board then Adjourned 70 Friday.
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THE SovTS FLArTI GOLD kI0loE.
INTERESTING INFORMATION.

The following letter fro Georg. Batter, u g. I,ssa
Agent, TO The Scskrs1 MO- Ds~aeyss, slyss 40
interesting particulars about the g0la region JsS
this side Of the Rocky MouEtscs, o: which ve have
heard 90 much during the last few year, The region
in question lie. in Kansas, between tse s,h ard Shs
parallels Of la,uae, near Pixies Pesk, % tie lac CT
Kesrney's march in 1910:
"T.HLrqu,H, C. ". OF. 81, 1877.
10 ate number of Jour paper see = letter
The South Pstte. As Il may De Of otsTess TO soxe ct
your readers 10 krow who some Of re retained god
buffers are and wbsthsy say references to thu csoa
ry, vii give yon the statemsn. Of Mr. Beck, eis-
zen of This nation and member of the No icasl Leg
stature He is 8 worthy man, and considered 70 be-
reliable in the stricless sense Hs was rAssdis TIA
colo region OF North Georgia aac taoso1ssly under,
.tards digging for the precious meIsL HE ssys ihss
in the SOrng Of 1850, he, in company VIII sew
eIsl oilers, started 10 Caif,rais, aas Wien
they had reached the uountalas ne AMI !.
few Others ccr1meneed pSespech9g spat
tributary Of the South Pis.te. os' o. as
company wsded into tie creek, from the ecwou OF
which he obtained psnfal Of sand shoo y''lSed
two or three dollars worth Of goi, with WHICH hey
returned 70 the csup srd proPoeed rsmanirg eu: De-
Ing overruled by large PORTION OF ther onpasScs'
Who had hea,d such marvellous tales Of California,
thew were obliged to yield and keep on thar way.
Mr.. Beck, while il California, made frcu $l2 &, 10
Der day. Since his return fiem California he kss peea
sn1iors TO r.surn to the South Pate, eas has nes
bsen able 10 raise a company snfhceAtly sIosg -
rrotec. them hon, hostile Iadisns, several ress q
which rapge in the immediate neighboIhce6.
Last Spring some white men ana . eco OF n
Beck started 10 The South Platte. They bad o; Shln
70 miles OF the creek spoken of by M b., csmped and
commenced prospecting. Young Beck frcm Ac'e
about Elk inches deep, obtained one psbsul Of saAd
which he brought home with him, snt which 4 scv
have IN my office. Il contained white gravel, o,sek
sand and gold dust ard lie worth about 30 csnts. They
only remained there part OF day. heir c,ofsny De
ipg small and Indians plenty, they deemed advsaso
TO return.
Mr.. Beck says that the country for Oh zee hundred
mics around indicaes min-ra req N, AMI dec
country TO live in. There Is considerable excitement
in this nation in regard to this sroje' M Bsek and
a large company speak of returning 20 ths nnss 70
the Spring. He says il will not De safe fo' smell
company 10 60. GEoReE purIeN
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Geeal Notiees.

T. L z c T ON n o T / c E. -
IL Pursuant the provisions Of the Laws of this State pub
Nc notice hereby given BY the Common Council of the City
Of New YORK. that Election will be held in the various
ion Districts Of the several Wards OF said city tho FIRST
TUESDAY in December next beins the FIST day Of Decem'
he Po; viii be held the places which have been duly
shall be held in such Districts during the present year.
and the Polls will be At sunrise aud remain open unit
The Officers TO be voted the
MsyOr, in the place Of Fernando Wood.
Two Governors OF the Aims House In the place Of Anthony
Duso Os to be voted for such Office by each
An Alderman in eaeh of the Alderm.nic Districts the City
Two Constsoes in each Ward.
SIX ounclmen in each Senatorial District
One COmnuissonsr of Common Schools for each Ward.
One Inspector Of Common Schools for esch Ward 49,,
Offices in various Wards may have become
vacant, by resignation or other causes. - .,
Twelve Supervisors for the City and County Of NswY0s1
AJuitce of the District Court IL the City OF New YORK. m
S &c IN. IN s RsSsc q N City Of
District Psos Of B :; ss G;sy o. SGSos
$ Pitts & &c. $ M s e
Justice Of the District Court IN the CITY OF New IN
Ju,.ice Of the District Court il the CIV Of NswYOs in
the VIII District, in the place of An,on Willis /.
the With. District, in the place Of Thomas Pearson
Police Justice Of the t District In the City of NewYok
Police Ja,acs Of the it'd Dc, in the City ofNew York.
IN the place Of Ma thew I. Brennan
Yoik, in the place OF William L. Wood 80
Police Justice Of the Nth District in the City Of New
Police Justice Of the Nth District in the City OF
in the place of Bsrnsbas W. Osborn.
YoIi. i in the place Of Of William s. DAWSON
Police Justice Of the With District In the City OF New
Police Justice Of the With District in the City Of New
York, IN the plsce Of Micb.e Connolly.
By order of the Common Council
D. T. VALENTINE .t TN F., ,,oD Canned,
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such subie. re h,rdly les shsrs 20 heg,n Ths
Bi 9le Ike the ocean which spread abroad ardtouched
every shore or the sUn which skoue upon every and
she'd its il fuence upon every people.
The remarks lie should make would Do based upon
TIE Woos Ice field is the world ana ths seed - "a
Word" The Bible taught us 20 be oeDeSolenr '
give To the poor ard il taught US nof 70 XII sod not u
cOvet A Bible man wss q gocd)rder man.
VII. cur Judges allow criminals 20 go unSunisled,
the foundations Of society out Of psce, aud Gem
me,cia ruin Gnc social disaster were as sure ss wreck
~ oyertake vessel that has no compass or helm.
The State that excludes the Bible fI01 hei
her Children were grown they would strAngie
her, Grea, Britsir hundred years ago, planted her
heel on $50 100 600 Of people In the East and hesn
lied them by law. About forty years ago there was
an ATT. upt made 10 duce the Word OF u Dd into
Irdis. but il was excluded by the Ecg.ish Govern
men ard now they were resplhg the consequence
Ii was grand iacf, which We misat as weu aolnr
low as TO wait hundred years more, thai tue re-
lgious element in man Is 10 rule until al thnss sre
put under him.
The Rev. DIR. STORES of Brooklyn was introduced
as the second and LAST speaker lie said It seemed
Ike demon strating the excellence o.. the sunshine to
attempt 10 speak Of the glory OF the SCRIPTURES. II
seemed in possible to dee pen impressions wnca were
formed by meditation upon the Bible itself ana some
times by the cid Of tn Spirit OF God. To distribute
the Bible TO distribute their religion for how much
soever they might differ on some points hey were
agreed that the Bible the foundation Of their be
of their religion. The speaker closed with eloquent
illustration Of the in which the Word of I'd
was canied to the different nations OF the world.
The follow ir officers and managers were announced
for the wear 1855: James W. Underhin, President; HI.
G. d.; Forest, VIM. Allen Butter, james NJ.
Brown John p. Early, I. A. Bowen, Henry Olm,tesd,
Vice Presidents; Chss. A. Dawson, Corresponding
secretary; James c. Holden, Recording Secretary:
S. b. Caldwell, Treasurer. Managers VIM Z
Dodge. ir., OILS d. Shaw, Ssmsel w. Stebbins
Ricbard Stout, Jas. McLsren, Bepj. Lord, Alex. An
oerson, David Douglas, Arthur Mitchell, Sapue
Holmes. VIM. +. Bartlett, j. Edward Hubbell, Peter
Certer, f. Hirst, james w. Dunnng, George Wood
John i. Mclean, S. S. Mapes, L, M. Delemster, "a
ward NJ. Voorhees,, A. ID. Randolph, Thomas c. NJ.
patton, Marvin X. Vincent, William McDennot, George
/. Simpson, Morris X. Jesup II. Is. Hyde, Floyd
Clarkson, George T. Belts, Henry A. Mott, Thomas
Greenle al, Gilbert c. Halstead, William Allen, VIM.
II. Aruoux, Henry n Been, +. Hszelton, Charles
G. Barrett, A. II. Sharpe, Valentine Willis, Carlos
A. Butler, Edward Austin, Elliot +. Shepard, John
+. Parsons, Henry NJ. Butler, WIN. L. Skidmone,
James Fl. I.ahler William B. French, Joseph White,
Robert Stewart, NJ. d., Joseph Lockwood.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MoyDAY, Nov. 23.-Supervisor BAsrA IN the chair
Several petitions for remission Of taxes were pre-
,epted AID referred TO the Committee.
A bill CT Dr. Covil for suodry medical examinations
At the police court wa, referred to the Committee on
Criminal Courts.
A bill of Charles W. Barker for books, Re, fur
pishsd the Registers Office amounting TO = Is 10
was referred 10 the Committee on County Offices
A petition was received from the Mechanics Bank
for core con Of TAX and giving statement OF moneys
4 resolution was offered that the assessed valust0n
of the peropal property of the Mschanics Bank for
1851 be reduced from 81 76l 9i2 TO FOL 9 the said
bark having made error Of 800 900 excess in the
footing of their an VA to the Tax
which WAS referred. The Board adjourned to Friday.
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p,p,p SoC,rry anniversary.

at DR.. AleIspders Church 90 Sunday evening, con,
nencirg at i O'Clock. The exercises were opened
by voluntary upon the orgs, aad SAP, ~ ~
HoLDIcH tbep read portion o: the hnn Yea ana
The annual report of the Society vss resd oy Mr..
CHARIr. A. Dayrsos. the ConespopdiSg s;Tsst>Ty,
la which i. was SITS ed that tnewnois Dnmosi Oh
distns dr,sg the pas. Year ~ss IA 5S' sId us
totsl receipts $ls700
sp..ier. ARD cad ;k.. 20 nsing to sdiisss Acc D
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- aENRY DAY against EDWARD J. POWERS snd
MILE D. his wife John Clay kua Ann his wife David
Dancou Maric.ts his wife George Brown samuel
z {. AsTs James Jones Henry Jones Beojsnin Newkrk
Daniel De Grsn Jshn Allen, Jsc5b abrams John John
,r. Matthew Gardiner John TT,adwe u, sse Thomson
BENJAMIN Baboitt Abraham LAwIsnce. Lewis fr.acis,
NyTs' LontIel Samuel Wilde Joseph Wide, John btned
hsn Cosru Moas Baloci Edgar ketchsD paaiel Tracy
and patc ESey Simmons TO thu named sesndsot.
answer Me eonfsnt In this scon which 10 fled With the
Seih Of ne Cessy o. knss 81 the Oily Han 10 the City Of
We SAID semps.s on the sse.s.er his Office No .? Nes
ssy the service II tins on Won excuye
cay Of sooh service and you 10 he ..id
vahr The time sfoesse Ne p!ainte is action viii sypy
The Court fcr the relief dsu,rdsS in ,Ae
OcobsY - 1857 HENRY DAY PiInt'n Ia person
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FOURTEENTH WARD.

The Fourteenth Ward Young Mems Tenaun Asso'
citation met last evening. The following oticers were
chosen: President, S. S Jenkins; Vice President,
W. II. Rsey; Secretary, Edward Lawer Financial
Committee LafaS EFT, Brown, David Linde, Eiwsri
sanior d Jsmes Williams, and Thomas Sculey
A large number Of names were enrolled, and the
Association will meet again this evening at the same
place at o'clock p. m. All friends Of the People
candidate for Msyor-Daniel +. Tiemann-in the
Fourteenth Ward are requested to be on hand.
A procession will be formed to march TO the Aead'
emy of Music.
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NINTH WARD REPUBLICANS.

Ats meeting Of the Ninth Ward Republican Asso-
CATION of which JoHS KEYsER was President and y.
ID. IHAYER Secretary, held on Thursday evening, the
18th inst. the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted: -,
Rssored That this Association recommend TO the Repubh
car Ninth Ward support such candidate may De
ultimately agreed by the opposition to Fernando WOOD
sne they unite in appeal to every Republican voter IN
the Ward only deposit bis vote but his best exe
ons full opposition strength Tor such CANDIDATE on
the lst day OF December.
Rssod That this Association heartily indorse the nomna
on of George Starr Alderman Of the ilth Aderms rc
Dtct and pledge him the full Republican strength OF the
Ninth Ward moving him to be to the Jenersonian test
homes, csosbe aud faithful 10 the Constitution well
worthy of support tried and unvayens friend OF the
great principles cherish and and we also heartily
ndorse the nomination William Tucker Alderman OF the
VIII Alder manic District.
P,,ed That ndorse the candidates for Councimen
nut IN by the Republican Cow for this Coun
eli District believing that with their election and that OF
Starr and William Tucker the old Ninth " III have done
their duty sevsns honest and capable to seats
our City legislative halls and cleansing the Ausean stables
which long disgaced the metropolis OF the New World
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ACOUITTAL OF WILLIAM BURD.

WILLGAMsPoKr, Pa, Nov. IS

WMLIAMsPoEr, Pa, Nov. 10 ie".
The ease of the Commonwealth s2t. William Dulu
for the homicide Of Samuel Hill on the tn insL' ~?
minated 10 pieht at IL o'clock after eIcin tnsi
II twelve hours, by verde. Of scqaiisal M Is sp
DC ared from the evidence tia, Hill bad Baid oy zoe
throat aud up against the wall Of me insia' =,
e-bin while Bmd's own unnsf9rel ~ ,h. old ,ns5
seized buisherEpife lyrs on shelf and Plat gsd it
INTO The bed, Il biz s:ssiIsSi, Hin who almost in
SANITY fell dead Il ws Gear f. s.
ssn ~ ,ra'. Ene-y AMI Lloyd for The Common
ns,its Ws'ts I'D ..tes Ior tue PEi-2asr
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THE WORTH MONUMENT CELEBRATION.

The Committee had Gnother meehnS yesterday,
xbep the following let Of pail bearers agreed
Gen WOOL Gen. Richard vsrisk Dewitt Co.. Abraham Van
Buren,, Gen Ward B. Burnett, Gen P. N. Wetmore, Gen
Campbell r. White Gen. Henry T. kersled Gen. Gsrret H.
sIIsr Cen John Lloyd Col. Albert c: Ramsey MAJOR Cady,
Cen John Van Rensselaer, Commodore Biseow, Capt hu1'on
Navy Commodore Perry :,
The following letter received from the President
of the United States:
WILMINGTON CITY, Nov 81 1857.
NY DEAR SrR have received your .ind nyfsn on vi
Of the Mayor and CornSsn ~ ~ ,he n,nmsn IN nh.
city 10 thu memory of the late MsorGen. Wm. Worth
regret that IL will be in to accept
this Pressing and nposn public business a. this
year the meeting Of Cor renders
impo,sbe for absent from my duties Under other
should gladly embrace the opportunity
Of ressct for the memory OF the gallant PAT
rioiic aud accomplished Worth.
Yours very respectfully, JAMES bUChANAN
MORGAN s. HARRIS, Chm Of the Joint special COMMITTEE
Letters declining invitations also received from
Gen. Cass ID. S. Dickinson Judge Danio, and other
prominent persons throughout the Union.
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SUPREME COURT-county Of Kiugs.-Calvn

SUPREME COURT-County OF Kings. Calvin
~ hul assns, De Witt Linn ard D&Gs A. Goo5,esg sur
yivoiI 81 WG.erlouse, deceased Lsvus g. Water
house widow Of the said ChaTes G. Vs,e,hopse Jo,srh
f.lelsioE and EvsNnef bis wUop. or relief
bot ser Ito tse d.frd,u.s DE- WITT LINN ard LsVIHIA
V WhfIHdOCsE; You ,rs hereby suGmoned ard ired
- ~otS ef he eofnt IL this G.icu whch this DAY fled IT.
& sms a the Csk Of tho County of hrss az tne City
'.s Sy o. sroolJh ard serve seePy Of your ansseI
me Ao con Pa on toe Subscribers their office nbe a.
slsi'ee' !, ihe City ofNevYork within tseuv dsys
tree o. me snnous on yoa, uye 81 day Il
s1a yea f y Answer .As cad soinT siot wtl
so1rt f,T Tie relief In t.e yste6 N.
heN - i~cf 3aA.NAEN h RICE
~" 's~V"II fs2tb' 1t.oTGsy,, n - Wa 81
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DTNNC YLVAN1A RAILR GA D 4.
= ~ Az rr1r GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

The renpysnia Railroad connects At PITTSBURGH with ran
~ FRANKFORT Lexington and Louisville, KY; Terre Haute
Msdson lafayette indianapolis Ind CinciL NATL Dayton
srips6ed Beeoptane, Ssndusky, Toledo Cleveland Co
arpbIs Zsnesvis Maslon ard Wooster Ohio; also, with
De steam psckstbosts from aud 10 Eew0eas 81. Louis
IouisylIe and Cincinnati.
Though Tickets r tb. East be bad al any Of the above
psnhonsd places In the West.
Pssser gers will ind this the shortest most expeditions and
srrnfortsble route between the Fast and West.
FROM EEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS.
from NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN " HOURS
pme Sc low any other Royte-
Bee hand. bills In The hotels Of this city.
frougn Tickets further information be hsd .. hs
shcs Of The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
10. Aston House, Broadway,
J. L. ELLIOTT Aged.
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NEw.YeRx SUPREME COURT.-ELEUI

1NsMiTR ed ApzsLINE ID. PLATNtR against DANIEL
SLohD, GEORGE VAN BOHKELEN and q A. MEN
DOkFs the defsndasts: You are hereby sammoned snd
required complaint 10 this action which VIII be
ee In The e6s: of the Csrt of ~ C0.ny Of New
Ne City Hall IN the Gig Of vfoTk, and - serve
. copy Of your the ssd complaint the sob
scribes Of as oce, No. II WnhEnst the City Of New
YeIk within twenty days sttv tie service of this
you exclusive Of the day OF ssch servs and yso
al the said complaint within the ts Aforesaid tas
sum Of fourteen bunded and SIXTY dollars snd seventeen oss
the eighteenth day 81 July thousand es ht
hpda and m seven beside OF this setionDstsd
JAY p, is7 ,o,D.D, n-,-.,.., 49,.
ne complaint this hed N he Office OF tAs CLERK
ef The County Of New York, Sept 80 1851 49,
az i,vloST.. L. ". GODDARD, Asornsy