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L BUSCH, of Copenhagen, having re-

V bUSCH, OF Copenhagen, having re-
. turned from the North, begs most respectfully
leaVe to inform his patrons friends and the public Of
this city generally, that he, now commencing his
third session here, has resumed his lessons on the
PIANOF0RRE and on the MELODEON.
lie intends also, from the lrst Of October to teach
SINGING on Signor Carlo Bassinis excellent system.
Our venerable and highly experienced musician, MIR.
T. ii. Taylor has advertising Sig Bassini's InstTuc
ton Book for sale, mentioned this in the way that II
really deserves.
From the above date Mr.. Busch proposes 10 give
lessons in HARMONY 10 classes, well In schools
Iriyately aud T. single pupils, and likewise 30 form
classes for reddtf0 and singing of SACRED Music.
V. BUSCH,
Sc 24-4t> Arlington House.
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G5 FOR RENT.-The tenement on
M,I Bank street, at present occupied By Miss Han.
nah King containing ten rooms with fire places coal
and Wood cellars, water and gas servants rooms and
water closets Possession given the first of 0cto-
Der Apply to JOHN CIR EME
lb-ufS
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EesgpRIcuMoxD MADE STovEs.-THE

ADVANTAGES ~ PURCHASING RICHMOND MADE STOyEs
They made Of the best material and extra heavy,
10 stand the i'll usage OF servants. Broken
plates can be conveniently replaced at moderate
cost. They warranted to operate TO the saistno
ton Of the purchaser. They cost no per pound
than the Northern stoves
Wholesale wareruam at the FOuLagy. Retail trade
supplied by the city dealers.
These Works have been in successful operation for
nearly six years and have acquired high reputa-
ton for the quality Of their manufacture.
ASA SNYDER
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IcO< 50
CITY OF RICHMOND, To WIT:-At
" Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Court OF
Hastings for the said city, Monday the It'll day Of
September, 1857:
Silss l.. Johnson and Vim. Y. Harwood
merchants and partners, under the Arm
and style Of johnson HARDWOOD. Pitts. In debt.
against
j. H. W Dett
The object OF this suit is recover against the de
PENDANT the of one hundred dollars, with legal
interest thereon from the 18th day Of August 1857
till paid, dus BY negotiable note. and the casts Of
suit
Affidavit having been made that the defendant 10
not resident OF this State he is hereby required 90
appear at the said Clerks Office within one month
after due publication hereof and do what may be ne
cesssary 10 protect his interests.
ss-lawsw ROBERT How ARD. o,erk.
DARMESAN CHEESE--By retail.
1 se3 BUTTON 4 GREENHoW.
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pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF the
IL County Court OF Chesterhtid, pr9honhsed AT ~
Sar.emIe,, term 1857 in the Gaze OF Rudd AMI vile
and ais Va Cheathaias adm'g shall. at the resi-
denee Of the late Nrs Sarah Chettha, III the eoun-
~ how named within six miles Of the Powhaian
sta,ion on the Richmond aud Danyille Railroad and
.hree miles Of the Clover Hill Pits sell the 2d day
sisting Of men. women, boys aud sirls-enong them
a good barrel maker. -
Re IS--dtdS W. *. HOlp. Iolhur.
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CO FOR RENT.-A very desirable resi-
Iii ience at the corner of Franklin and 81 streets.
1t has about rooms, with kitchen, and is furnish
ed with gas and water.
The premises are in excellent order and immediate
possession will be given.
large store on Main street, recently occupied by
DR.. ;. r 81 nipple, has recently been repaired its To-
cation adnpts il for almost any light business
store on Main street, doors below 18th street
rent moderate.
stable on Franklin, near 9th street, with room
for four horses and ahack. Apply to
sc 2-e0d3t. TAYLOR d WILLIAMS.
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- UNloN FEMALr INsr1rurr. R1cn-

Boy UNION FEMALE INSTITUTE. Rich
EoNp. VA Ter 70. I. STUBBs and Rev :. NJ IRA
wtCS Pr.ncipals--This Institution will open on the
1871 September. and close 18th July. embracing two
terms oil months each, at the following rates per
term. viz; Board SO Tuition in the primary
branches $40; complete English course slj; Ancient
AMI Noi"cn languages each 81 Painting Drawing
&c. each 3: Music pn the Piano $50.
All fees payable quarterly in advance
4. q. SrUBBS
Sc .-dlm Secretary 0. Z. /
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SMALL FARM On THREE CHOP

~ PED ROAD, MILES WEST OF RICHMOND
poRSAL LIE, AT AUCTION.-Will be sold. on Mon
DAY, the 5th October 1851, upon the premises com
nlenciag at IL O'Clock. A. NJ. tho Farm situated on
the Three Chopped Road, about miles from Rich
n:ond, adjoining the lands Of Jesse O. JONES' Miles
buval and others and containing about ~ Acres re-
Gently occupied by MIR Charles q. Carter, having
thereon comfortable Dwellings
About 20 acres cleared, balance heavily wooded
with some fine timber. 1t will be divided into two
tracts OF equal size, or sold together may be
agreed OH at the hour of sala,
rERMS.-Unethird cash. balance Mt and two
years. for bonds, bearing interest secured by trust
deed.
q
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Sss FOR RENT-The lower tenement
LIN Of the Mansion House." situated on Main
street for rent 1t very desirable stand for the
Dry Goods, or almost any other business.
Aiss, new brick Dwelling House on 18th street,
near the Netho, Church, on Union Hill, and re-
Gently in tho occ sy Of Mr.. VIM. b. Christian.
For terms, apply TO -
ses-eots J. H. POINDEXTER.
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A plat of the Lot can be seen at our Office.
se2 GODDIN & APPERSUN, Aucts.
TRUSTEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L HOUSE AND Lot. on HULL sTEEEf, ~
MANCHESTER OPPOSITE Old FARMERS fI0-
TEL-As Trustees in deed OF trust from William
Jones' dated 18th July 1855, duly recorded IN Chrs
creditor secured by the said deed, proceed 70 sell Al
public auction on the premises, en- MONDAY the
M NOT the nnxt fair dav the Real Estate conveyed
y the said trust deed consisting Of the lot located
! as above with the large framed dwelling thereon,
now or lately in the occupancy ct sad DoSs's 'front.'
ing III feet on Hull street, running back 70 ieet
| The terms which will be most liberal, will be made
N"'"'' W. GQDDIN. (Trusteas.
- oo ,a,,.js mo l.. TATE. / Ai"Sto0N'
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GODDIN & APpERs0N, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR Ne

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR Ne
L GROES, ONE PAIR MULES, HORSE, WA
CON, &C-As Trustees i'll two Deeds of Trust from
Chas. C. Carter the first dated March 9TH 1851 the
other dated July 9TH, 1851 both of which deeds
duly recorded in Henrco County Court, shall, in
execution Of the Trust proceed to sell at public
| ton upon the premises described in the foregoing
| advertisement on MONDAY, the 5th October, 1857,
commencing AT II o'clock Four Negroes, consisting
| of one man named GILES, girl named MARY,
and a negrsw oman named POCAHONTAS, and her
infant chiA also one first-rate black Horse, one
Snlkey aud Harness, one pair Of superior young
| Mules, Wagon, &c.
|
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7 AND FOR SALE wish TO sell my
IL tract of land lying in PittsJ lSania comfy, ak
miles Fast of the CopTt IIausa aud SprtHg Ga4
deIi and about II OF 10 miles from the panS lie Rail
road containing by survey iSS acres. This land lies
on the South side OF the hite Oak Mountain, aud Il
celebrated for growing the ine manufacturing to-
hacco" IL will be .oid entire or u more agreeable.
will be divided into TIVE tracts. The land ii WI
and has an abundance of fine timber and is will va,
tered If not sold privately before the 2b day Of DC
tober next it will then be offered at public auction.
Persons DESTROYS of viewing the land, can apply To
me- or to Maj. DAVID H. CLARK, living near the pre-
misses
Terms at sale, which W be accommodating.
JN0. W. WILSON, Ja.
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O. FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
Hi The house at the corner of Cary aud Foushee
streets. 1t has five room with fire places in them.
besides the kitchen and two outer-roems fer servants
There Is hydrant on the lot and ether usual con-
yenlences for family. Possession given immedt
ately. For terms apply to
au Sits THOMAS J. EVANS
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81 FOR RENT IA desirable resi-
EC;I dence on Sth, between Clay and Leigh streets
necessary outhouses. The kitchen has four rooms.
Possession given 18th November. Apply to
Sc 22-lw SICIu1 Is MIIJS
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NEW FAIL AND WINTER STOCK OF

~ EW II ALL AND W In Nv 1oSh OE
~ FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS
JOHNSON 4 HARDWOOD have received and opened
their Fall and Winter Stock of Fore On and American
Dry Goods. 1t is the largest and most attractive
offered by them, embracing the newest fabrics
and designs in Lldy's Dress Goods; also, in Gents
and Youths wear with general stock of House
keeping and Plantation Goods. An examination OF
L
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GLASS WARE.--Cut and Pressed Cob
VI LET'S Wines and Tumblers Cut Decanters, in
sets or by the pair Preserve Dishes Frnit Bowls Fish
Globes. GLASS Shades for covering Wax Flowers,
1877 Main street
ne 26 BbishLEf " w.
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BArHs! BATHS! Slot, Cold

BATHS! BATHS! Hot, Cold
and shower Baths can be had at all hours, from &
o'clock 4. VI. ts 10 +. NJ. at the Hair Cutting, Sha-
wing and Shampooing Saloon, under the American
Hotel. Entrance 18th street. Single baths q
cents, or tickets 81. myl
Has" BOARD OF TRADE OF Richmond
HORACE L. KENT, Pres't. +. b. BENTLEY, Treas'r.
WILLIAM Is. IsAACs, Secretary.
CoRmtttSe If Ardttrdtton
WILLIAM ;. DOMAIN, Chairman.
l.. ". GLA2kBRooK, JAMES b. DUPUY,
T. W. MCCANCB, l.. d, CRENsHAw.
my Pts
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
<<Ss The A No. l steamship CITY OF
S+sr.rLsAk-Ia- RICHMOND. Capt. II. Mitchell, il
ecSSS9xS@x8now ready TO receive freight and will
leave ON Monday, Sept. 2Sth, at IL O'Clock, NJ
For freight or passage having superior accommo-
datOns. apply to ii. y. FUTILE,
Agent Rocketts
bA-The PENNSYLVANIA, Capt d. Teal will
succeed the Richmond, and leave on Tuesday, Sept
18th, AT O'CLOCK, Z. Nj. se26
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IFIVIAC n. TNIOE q VV,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
au 3i-d6cwlm SO Main street.

E9~ DR.. CooNs, LATE OF ST. LOUIS,
MO.-0ffce and residence on Sd street. west side, be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets. Sc l9-d6m
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white snd cooTei Dutfle and Macinaw BL.AN-
KITS best Sleeps Grey Sstinets: VIRGINIA
PULLED CLOTHS; Maryland Plaid linseys, stnnt
sai bright coors; blue PLAlDS striped 0ZNA-
III kG>, &c &c all Of which have been purchased
the best terms and will be sold at the VERY low
EeT Prices.
We shat! be continually receiving additions 10 our
stH- =, which VIII I've very extensive and will err
brace soiae Of the most superb Gosis imported into
fh:S country. PRICE & WATKINS
Nso!-Sale ami Retail Dealers in Dry Goods
FD-CsUntry Merchants are invited 10 exaInne our
sl'sA 4-lm
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Esap~ FREsH FALL DRY Goops

fkiCE & WATKINS. Ne. i57 Main street are ~.
ceivinS their large aud elegant stock Of French Eng
lish and American DRY GOODS, among which aio
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ca STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR
Ell RENT OR LEASE-The subscriber offers for
Rent or Lease, his store and cellar No. 29 Broad st.
adjoining Messrs. Crenshaw Quarles Co.'s new Dry
street for business. 1t is % feet wde 50 feet Deep
and has granite front To IA good tenant, the terms
VIII be accommodating and Possession given imme-
diately. TH0S. d. QUARLES.
IL Eta
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AZ our
siER
anger.
yer BE-
no old
within
upon
sdsin
. were
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. osdtIs
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hyons
etson
eSesaie
trade
of the
tansur
Ntlltle
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We
4 aFH~
| J. 1e.
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@fs FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BUSI-
FL NESS STAND ON MAIN. BETWEEN I4Tn
AND 18TH SFS.-The store and back rooms. No. 60
Main street, next door to Thos. A. Rusts Hardware
Store. Possession given Immediately. Inquire of
Miss K. LYON, over G. Hartwells, on Bread ST.
sc It's
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For nearly six years have been supplying my
patrons principally with the Stoves manufactured at
the
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
and have found them to give general satisfaction,
both to quality and operation. the firm of c. D.
YALE 4 Co. are now prepared to furnish the trade
with any description of these desirable Stoves.
CHAS. d. YALE,
ID ~ An.n -.rn-t
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By Goddin & Apperson.
TNRUSTEE,S GIT ncp -
HANOVER FARM. II MILES FROM

n. W. oALE, trustee.
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VALUABLE FARM IN G0oCHLAND

so,a .ona,.., WM. y. q. RAMSEY
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NewNerk daily @ribntte
FRANCE.
TIL TRIAL OF COUNT MIGEON.


Fr,~ Oar Own CorrespssSep<.
PARIS, Oct. % 1857.
Among contemporary French celebrities Count
Migsen to day stands in the first rank. He is an
extemporary celebrity. A year ago his name was
% little known, out of his own district, as that Of
any other of the peaceful members Of the Legis
htve Body; to day it is-xe will not say house
hola, bat--a cafe and workshop word, frequent 10
the mouths of all men. But celebrity is not the
ealy change tina. has Of late befallen the name of
kigeon. A year ago he was member in good
standing" Of the Corps Legislative that is, what 70;
six previous years, he had consistently been, a
thorouah Napoleons.; that is, Z model Of the moral
and political virtues; invited by the Emperor to
dine OF the palace, courted and adulated by the
Protect and lesser officials Of the Department Of
the Haul Rim. To-day these very officials
bear reaJy testimony to bis want Of nearly every
virtue snd to lepg catalogue Of HE vices, defects
aud legal o6eDses.
Ispole briefly il my last Of MigeOn's ttisl, watch
was then going on, 1t will soon appear why
recur to it and make Of it the prominent thsms Of
this letter as it s the prominent theme of interest
10 France The report Of the proceedings has
occupied more Aaa s1ty columns, as published in
successive numbers Of the Prose- for the past fort
night This report though considerably abridged,
% - occasionally 70 be Yearly unintellgible is
the most interesting documentary contribution to
the domestic political history of France tn At has
seen the light these three years only regret the
mpOssibility of COMPRISING its facts and fctons
into the compass Of one Of your columns. The
hctoDs seem 10 be nearly rs numerous as the facts:
tney are equally curious aud equally significant
sbtu'd much prefer if space we're given for setting
The down IN iul 10 leave to your readers the more
critical labor ct seps-ting them and passing judg-
ment on ITEM. As ia, / will eadeavor, as briefly
and impartiaily as may be, to present an outline
Of this singular affair.
Count MigeoD, it vii be remembered, was in le 10
n Iesctionay-i. e, anti Repabhcsn-member Of
The legislative Assembly. Before that. he Was an
active promoter Of tbs election Of Louis Napoeou
10 the Presidency. lie approved the coup d'6tat;
and as Government candidate was elected. 10 1872
without opposition, 10 the Legislative BODY. Az
the votes showed, If French votes are supposed 10
show anything be was an emiGently popular M an in
his district. In and out of the Legislature. he was
he steady, uDqucstioDiDg supporter Of Government
AtkoDe bis praise was in toe mouth OF all off ssls
be had, tbeD reasOn 80 90 surprised when, near The
hne Of the June eections;-be learned that no
was one of the very few members Of the old Legs.
ktnre whom the Government would not propose for
Nea ciien. The oDly feascay politely given by the
AiD'ster 81 he Interior, for such exception wa
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THE PHILADELPHIA TRAGEDY

The Philadelphia Bulletin learns from Lsrrsqas
that the intelligence Of the murder OF hcnsrd Ctef
at the St. Lawrence Hotel, by Thomas W esnlngs -
smith. created great sensation in that plase. tos
remsins were taken to Tanaqua on Thunday, eao
Although il was raining when the train efnved, !ns
streets we're crowded, the whole population having
famed out to meet al that was left Of one o. thew
= %, nrominept and influential citizens, and VINO,
whatever may hare been bis fsilings, We nisav
stesmed in Tsmaqus ard wherever he Wa kn 1,r
The funeral was to have taken place a. IL
n SATURDAY, and a great turnout Of the pop0's"'"
was expected. .r.n.n.a cor
Correspondent of The Bulletin, st Ismsass, hi,
ects son q OF the statements made IN negI,.sS hv
aea;r. He says that Smith was never em ds. ~ al
Carter and wss probably never 10 ~ Ling older
He aso says that Mrs. Garter, insteso y. m.s Wa
,bsn ter hifband it six or seven yes ~. nm.Is in
LAO that Carter had besn loose ~ 80 A.
b. ,our Ger DAYS. He ntinates tnal Sna hosor
sSSsd money from Carter 70 tea as ~. ". AZ
anieo XII was refused, be slew nn no . IN,
ara sa oeesu .. No man in this community more ne1y
" a..saued and respected or whose sunaea IL ~
800 could have been more genetsIy oSy ~
Geo ee. ..,;ys community than Mr. Carer q
e esrs the leading spirit OF ousiness AND Puotic
ip this locality, and his loss WI n9s
&c Ss.Tsa be supplied for many years 70 come ne ~
susr rssSy. With open hand ADD pure to sss',t We
ale and TO aid in the cause Of benevolsn1e
md Of public improvement, and his loss VIII be fe's
A." A. a public calamity in this vicinity"
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The latter game had lasted from $50 P m, u1uI
II O'Clock, when DR.. Raphael resigned any further
continuance Of the struggle The question was put to
Mr.. Paul,en whether ne would consder the contest
terminated, or allow rome other gentlemen to go on
with i, and he chose the latter; namely, requesting
that one Of the stror ges players present would take
the Doctors seat in accordance with the wish OF al
in the ROOM Frederick Perrin, esq Secretary OF the
New-York Chess Club, came forward, and after
quarter of an hours analysis Of the situation, resigned
the contest, stating that although the struggle might
be prolonged short time, yet dsfsst must eventually
epsue an opinion concurTed In by the other members
of tho Cluh
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TIVE PEOPLE of the STATE of NETWORK

by the Grace Of God Free and IndependentTo sH per
sons Interested in the Estate Of ALEXANDER X. Slh-
MONS lsas Of the City Of NewYork deeeased eedors,
ne hereby cited required personally TO be and appear
fss our suos.te Of the County Of New Of n. one
IN The CITY the 18th day OF January, 1893
ooek IN The forenoon Of Mat day the. a.s there 20
PHILIP c. SIMMONS, Administrator Of the Goods Chat
ts and Credits Of said Ssceased testimony wreef W.
have the Seal Of sad Suuosate to be
sired Witness Alexander w. Bradford esquire ssrogste
Of opr said County 81 the Cay Of New fors the iSh
L. aay OF July the ye Of Lord one thousand eight
,.~|~M A. W. BRADFORD. Surrogate
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III Iy In. Grace Of God and IndepcndenTo all per.
Zoos hte1estsd estate Of FREDERICK SPlNDLER, late
Gf Tie City Of NewYok deceased 80 creditors lesstees next
Of mr. otherwise send greeting You and each Of are
Surrogate Of the County Of his ofce In the Oy
wYork On the twenty eighth day Of April next s eleven
soek In the day then and there to attend the
a settler en Of prceeednss Of Thomss Boe1
be a. of the will and testament OF said deceased
whereof we have caused the seal Of Office Of said
Surrogate 70 be hsrsunto affixed Witness Aie.sneer W.
An Brsdioa ESQ Surrogate Of said County At the City
sf New York thu 24sh day Of October IA he year oil
om Lord enc the sand eight hundred apd hfy:seven
,ove J.wluM A. w. BRADFORD Surrogate.
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I'VE very cheerfuly comply with Mr.. 'Lsw"s
request, 90 far - THE TRiBusr is concerned; ous q
TO having the matter corrected in TIE Isdeps"ae"'
We must plead want Of jurisdiction. We not only nave
no control over thai paper but are in utter igaofsacs
of the grourdr real or mistaken, on which rsponss
Mr. L. as having assigned. E9'l
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CUPREME COURT-Kings County.-JOSIAH
- CAKES against ROSWELL HOvEY. Cornelius R Hant
ssd Charlotte Hunt his wife, Abraham Hunt aud Msry
Hunt his wife, Joseph Plstt james Desendof Benjamin r.
Tbt hsreeus Pry James Asbfeld Patrick c. Mudoon
ssd John Mor.on.-To CORNELIUS r. HUNT and CHAR
HOTTIE HUNT hls wife, and JAMES DEZENDORF You
M her, by sum required the complaint In
t seton which filed 10 the Office Of the Clerk Of the
County OF Kings the 2h day Of October 1887 at the City
Han IN the city Of Brooklyn, and 10 copy Of your
swef said the their office No
O. Wall street in tie city of NewYork within twenty days
Of this exclusive OF the day
Of sucb ssyice you fail 20 the said complaint
within sbe aoetad the plaintiff 10 this action will apply
40 The Court relief demanded in the complain
October24 1857 LEONARD l. HOFFMAN,,
o 2.IavevM Plaintiff Attorneys
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sHH BOOK
FIRST con9Rrss

1Hk BOOK
FIRST coasarss
AMERICAN CHESS ASSOCIATION.
HELD IN ksv yusx, 1857
Edited by
PAUL MosFsy Ard DANIEL W T.s.
Mr.. Fi.ke, the well kaowr Scandinavian scho,A-,
and accomplished editor Of The N.c.York CIess
Monthly, was appointed BY the Congress to edit this
work. ard at bis special request Mr.. Morphy gives his
assistance. The book VII be published early IN the
Spring
An imperial photograph OF Morphy aad Paulsen in
their FINAL match has just been completed by Brady.
The picture was taken during critical position in the
game ard will doubtless become of interest to all CHEESE
players. ~
Between Mr. Louis P:1l'en of pasuqse Iowa soi Mr. Paul
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CUPREME COURT. GEORGE SNYDER,
~ IAMEs al. ACK and HERMANN STI AN. asain.t JOHN

y
WARRIN for oney demand contract TO the
Defendant You hereby summoned and required to snsweI
complaint In this action OF which herewith served
upon you and copy Of your to the said com
paint subscriber his office, number seventy hve Na
the service hereof exclusive of the day Of such service and
Won said complaint within the time Aforesaid
he plaintiffs this will take judgment against for
The sum hundred and dollars and eighty seven
s,ps with from the second day Of July one
thousand and besides the costs of this
setion Dated October 10, 1857 .
RT A ADAMS Plaintiffs Attorney, No rs Nassau-st:
The uu mons and mpAint In this action filed in the
ocs OF the Of the City and County of NewYork on the
9Th day Of November, 1857. -. 49,.
ue isvewM ri. n. ADAMS, fl7lnIn d Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09
CARD FROM G. r. LIE WIS.

To me Edifo, # The ~ y. Tribune
SIR: On the 22d Of October The MU-Y~k ISde-
pe.deat reported me % having make an ssssansnt
Ibsye written them twice, and got snsweL WIN yso 70
me the favor to address them nOs and have the MISTER cor
r.c.rd, Also correct IN all ysur editions th psbssAse Ne
fs,@hood There word Of truth In H. snd vhse noss'
ny tsnkps ece has been ct oil times open and ~ oepo"s
invited to draw their money. Yours, " - LA"ss'
C,evsiaHd Ohio, Nov. s, 1887.