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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

VrRsoSr CopfsK MINING Co New.York. Jan. IS, 1857 a
A SPECIAL N ETING Of the Stockholders of
~ this Company will BE- q st No Is Broadway. MON
DAY, leth January. a. II O'Clock -
EDWARD N JOHNSON Tsesursr
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w. =. MELLOK. AuctiOueeT
DY w. 8, MELLOR q Co.-Sale of NEW and
lid a. COM. HAND EIfRNITI-RF- THIS fRhAnrl MORN

INC 1 O'clock the sAssoom Nos IS and Is Psfkrow,
ppposs tho Asor House This sale comprises general 1ssor
Of Household goods Of every description embracing asd
CONSISTING OF 10 enseled Suites IS roewsod bedsteads
and Buresus elegantly and hnshed Wssnssnd. IN ma
wood fine South American H@I m@tresses
French p.to Mirrors In genuine gilt frames 90 dozen oak
dining other Chairs rosewood and mshossny sofas 10 es
covered Ia various ooored French s
bseo.ies and plush rosewood Esgees Corner SiAha. ne
ceptoo and Eay Chairs Music Racks Piano stools, NC "
fhs a Psnns. y T. c. Coates esq Of this city rosewood
and ahesshy SdebosTd Secretary ard Library Bookcases
o.k ard Nsnu Hall Stands mahogany Soss Cn~irs Rockers
Center T,bles 6e The portion OF these GOODS We're
made BIZ one Of the largest manufacturer IN broiaway now
bsd uyer r.oeAse and peremptory sold Also
49, ~ hand Tapestry Aubusson aud Ingram Carpets
,b an lpyooe OF Coal hods Woodenwsre &c with winch
a. ale ~ M oommence. Catalogue morning Of sale
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miscellaneous.

1NLK for SALE.-0ne BUCK, two DOES with
NJ Gait yery quiet and gentle. will deliver for 200 at any
railroad Of the Hudson River Direct Davenport
Iva l.. PARKER
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INSTITUTION SAySGs OF MsRcRANTs' CLEsKs)
AID orHEss SIC Broadway, opposite St Nicholas Hotel,
January 8. 1851 y
THE TRUSTEES have, THIS DAY, pursuant
the BY Lsws declared INTEREST for the ii, months
ending Sls December LAST the rate Of SIX PER CENT PER
ANNCM l amounting 20 - aud not $500 and
Al the rate Of FIVE PER CENT all SEQ pays
bic end AFTER MONDAY Is,h January Interest not called
for will be credited TO depotitors Ss principal.
The Bank Is open daily from 10 O'Clock O'Clock
p M, and on TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS from S 10 Z p
Deposits made before the 18th instant vii dsv inter
from lst instant MOSES IL. GRlNSELL, PreEde3l
ANDREW WARNER. Secretary.
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NI DOUGHTY, AuctIOneer. vi sell on the

M DOUGHTY, AuctOneer, VIII sell on the
wi. premises No I26 West 28ths, 9Th sv. THIS
DAY tie entire elegant FURNITURE &c contained IN the
four story house compng elegant velvet Tapestry and other
Carpets % rooms Oh Cloths superior 7octsye rosewood
Forte rosewood and mahogany PaoI and Chamber Fur
nurs sates add In fine order Hair Mattresses Feather
I and bedding China CTockeTy Gallery Marble Ornsments
Clocks CbAbdees and Gas Fixtures worthy the attention oil
Bousekeepors Sale peremptory.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

LNOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RINER.-The splendid and suP.sics
steamer METROPOLIS Capt. Brown, leaves New. York
every TUESDAY THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY. At o'clock
m and the BAY STATE, Capt Jewett, leaves New fosk
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,. and FRIDAY, al O'clock
m from Pier No n X. tho Battery both touehnsst
Newpor each
Hereafter will be regarded as secured to any ppa
cant until the shall have beeu paid for. -
Fresht Boston forwarded through with great dPaah
BY an Express Freight TIaia . ,,,,.
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FAsT RIVER SAVINGS BASK No. ChAmber..st. }

January IS, III
DIVIDEND.-T Depositors are hereby mott.
~ fed that SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND, At the rae oil
SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM on al sumo Of aud up TO
$500 aud FIVE PER CENT PER ANNUM on al sums over
500 which have been deposited At least three months previous
the will be allowed to deposors, payable on or
after MONDAY the 18th instant during the hours OF business:
at the Bank All interest called for will remain as principal
and draw the lot Instant Bank dsy from
10 O'Clock p m and on Thursdsys from to o'clock
m fhlhh H. Ailo'i lie'don''
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

Il HAVE no lenger any interest or connection OF
u any kind in the Baking busisess at No 40 Broad
Iea on BY me at the old psce, No. 432 Broadway, only
~ - BENZ +. HOWE.
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N e w NJ A X X Z T.
IN SIXTH AVENUE "wASAINGToN" MARKET,
Between S5th and S5th Sta
Having oes.lned the premises heretofore known rhe
HuusyH Market" Intend 10 establish hsesss FAMl-
LIZ MARKET In with my business 81 Nos
and Jeherscn Market and win open the above on SATUR
DAY, Dec ~ when will for sale the MEAT OF some
very choice Seers Ited BY Charles iced esq OF someIs
WesoAester County with good selection Of Veal Mutton
and Lamb for the Holidays also good supply OF Poultry fa
Oysters, Vegetables. ke
GEORGE W. DEvoE, Proprietor
VO SOAP and CANDLE MANUFACTURERS
Il For SALE 50 CANDLE MOLDS Is aud S. Is aud Is o.
e. in hrst order. lRquiTe OF
JOHN T TILLlNGhAsT Nos 1911 and lss Chrystis-s.
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GREESwIcH SAVINGS BA,g,

NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
made 10 the Atlantic Dock Company the issue By them
20 the Subscriber Of One Thousand Dollars in
place OF their Bond No G. dated June 1853 supposed 70 b.
Lost Stolen. (S!gnedl NATHAN fECht
January Is No. 10 LsToys.
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THE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
i STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend dispsschins their spleD.
did and powerful Steamships ss follows;
Shippers and Importer, hereby respectfully informed that
In future the fonishy sngs Of this Compsnys Vessels will
take psce alternately from New York and PhsdephiA In
der dates sailing will be follows;
FRoh EEw.Yosk AND PHILADELPBaA q,
RASGAROO from Phiade phia January ~.
CITY or WASHINGTON, from New York. ... January q
CITY OF MANCHESTER from Philatephis February IL
LIVERPOOL
CITY OF WASHINGTON, for New York. December IL
CITY OF MAkCHEsTER, for PhLade Phis January u
CITY or BALTIMORE for New YOrk....,... January u.
RATES or PASSAGE FROM NETWORK OR PH1LA.
DELPHIA;
BsIoou-sso SIS and go, according 70 Ststeroom.
limited number Of Thirdcass Passenger, viii BE- taken
on PHILADELPHIA. and Liverpool and found Ia Provision
From New York OF Philadelphia. .................s0
FROM Liverpool. go
psYtmeats each vessel carries experienced Surgeon.
Parties wishing bring ont their friends obtain eerth
OF passage and drafts Liverpool Of e sterling
upward For freight passage apply at the Oss u the
Company, No III Broadway, EewYork
JOHN O. DALE, No. II Walnut It,, Philadelphia,
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3. A. Chiffon, AuctiOneer. :,
DEREMPTORY SALE of VALUABLE

" r. II r. NJ y II . n u II Ut iI1'L.n I'll
IL DWELLING HOUSES In EEW-YOhk aud bhOOh'
BYE, to CLOSE AN EsTATE.-COLE CHlLION, Aue
fioneers will sell on FRIDAY Jan. g. 1851 a. II O'clock
the Merchants Exchange NewYork the following valuable
Dwelling Houses. viz: 49, ,
BALfiC-ST, SOUTH BROOKLYN - Nine three;story
birch Dwellings the north side Of Baltic at between Henry
and Clinton sta Including the norhea corner OF henry ST.
and BY the street numbers as Nos 81 3D. o. o. H. 10
rs II B&lc-st each house 10 - BY - feet deep e1
Lots 25 by 100 feet deep Ibs
house of Henry and Bstests about - eet
front and over and 100 feet deep The houses are
built containing 10 or IL rooms VIII ms
Die NANTES CRATES &C. Gas In All the houses ana tne
and Gas Fixtures with the houses the I'm
proyemen ia this and neighborhood are OF TIE beat
class Of pfiyste dw elings.
w. - Also In New-Yor .
vARICK- sT.-The twostory brick front H9nse no. "a "a
y.rioL side 50 feet north Of Gtsnds Lot = BY ~
Jsasehod years Nov 1915 with covenant OF renew
subject certain conditions The terms OF sale are TWO
fhrds Of pur money remain on bond and mort
gaze Tor years per Interest These terms apply
10 the houses For full particulars and maps spp Ihs
6ucopeer's Office No IS Nasssust N T., or 10 JAMES
COLI & SON, No $50 Fulton-st, Brooklyn VlD
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Jsuusry dividend Of interes, TO stock
holders, y per cent......'..''' L'o" U" %, -aa "A
Leaving ct profit. applicable dviiends. s517 5s 80
Hitea Of Without loss to Be divided according the PFovi.
and R @ rSa o. ns
and sneI April lst pro1iuo 81, -. e..,,.
is Fof F. md THREE aSb HALF PER
I IN SE PR CENT IN SCRIP TO The Foley HOLD
pay Abe at the periods above Indicated
Tle Company have the following Assets;
CT, Bond. Bonds and Mortgages snd Losus on
demand with interest due thereon SZ5s,oS =
Premium Notes snd Bills Receivable Il 1920 %
Asset. December 81. lss.........sl .71s,05s %
Subscription for additional Capital:
First instslment paid in Cash the II
se lasni p.y:Si: IL: ,ol
instant II Cash......,.s'.'''.''''' Oi,L@o U"
Total Aue,..................... s2Es0g Q
1''1 DOUGLAs ROBINSON secr.,.ry.
Great Western Insurance Co.. jan. Ia. 1857
TRUSTEES --...
W. C. PICKERs1ILI.. GEORGE GRISwoLD, JS'
JOHN L. AsPINWALL, CHANDLER, ,,,
ROBERT ~ OLYPHANT. HENRY 2. SPAULDlNG,
goA 81 1LIEN RosERr sPEDpING,
S Ma a G isEGfS ii j. 3 J ta Ss
THOs RICHARDSON, WIN NJ EyARTS,
john JOIN PoTTs Brown, GEoRGE Bliss
JAMES W PHILLIPS, JAMES I. soUTrER
GEORGE BARNES. g q sA = SSNiyy
e 81 kRf & i Il. hDABNEY, JAMES sESkHRp
VIM LOEsCHIGK. FREDERICK C. GERHARD,
I + 5 5. t tpRRis, go v RESSTSGs'
RICHARD LATHERS President.
JOHN A. PARKER ce.President
JAMES F. cox % Woe President.
THOS. B. CURTIS Resident viee-PreSt, Boston.
TNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY Of
~ NETWORK, No. % WL:'t
Tl, ePmp.n1 . LEGAL DEPOSITORY Of Money
PAID INTO COURT and authorized to act s Guardian or
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS,
By order Of any Court in this state
Hrcludinz SurrOgde'sL per cent
From individuals corporations for period Of six months
or Be paid on 80 days notice per cent.
For less period OF on shorter notice: ! per cent
JOHN A. STEWART, SECRETARY ~ ''''''''''
DREXFL, SATHER & CHURCH, BANKERS,
~ SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, draw Bill. Of Exchange %
DRFXEL Co., PHILADELPHIA payable At the pTinepA
cities Of the United States. -,
Collection, nsds Francisco and in tbs interior Of the
sent direct 10 D. c., through DREkEL Co., Phila-
delphiA or L. s. LAWRENCE Co, No. 1874 Nass.u-st NY
Exchangs San Francisco for sale In 70 suit By
DREXEL Co., Philadelphia aad L. g. LAWRENCE Co.,
Nsw-York.
MITTANCE to LAND,
IL IRELAND. SCOTLAND and WALES
SIGHT BILLS ON Taz
UNION BANK or LONDON
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, Ireland,
In ssms of Z upward, St % per =.
TAYLOR BROTHERS, s,nksnt
No. rs Waist, NY
7 T. yANDERHooF. ,,,,,ox ,,ouv,
NJ ~ U1u,.n..t Io.ns negotiated
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HgkRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer-By HENRY Ii. LEEDS Co
WILL SELL, on SATURDAY, Jan. u, az NO.
w q Kass.ust at lOi O'Clock, FASHIONABLE READY
MADE CL0THING-Al made by one OF the hrs, manuaetn
Ters this oycoussng of elegant Beaver and Broadcota
Rsgans Of latest and most fashionable style fancy Cotn
and Beaver and black Cloth and fancy
Cashmere Business Cossi black and fancy Velvet SILK Cass
and Cashmere Vests black Cloth and fancy Pants &c
all Of the fashionable styles The attention OF those de-
string fass goods requested to this sale ateyery article
L. custom made, and will be sold without
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VALUABLE WOODEN FACTORY and

v RESIDENCES at AssIGNEE'S SALE.-The under
siEned Assignee Of VINEGAR BROTHERS. will sell Of pub
"a auction 10 the highest bidder TUESDAY, jan 90 1851
Al D. M s the Office the premises, the Wooden BILL Ms
sd sussed on the OsweIo Outlet in the rowu Of Azure
nu Csyusa County mile below the City Of Auburn
The fsotory building OF stone and Of suitable size 70 con
ssn ses Of machinery contains but Water Power
unlimited good Dwelling Houses and II acres OF Lsnd
Creditors said firm particularly invited to attend the
sAe SAMUEL X. VINEGAR, Assignee, &c.
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MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, cor
Nl A-.V and sh--Moneys Deposited 90 OF before tbs
Of Jsnu.rF from he Lax ba1k
daily from 70 N. AID &C WeisestN sad ss.artag
20 oesOek sK cant Interest siovst %
tom 81 {, $50, snd eeat sS9.
THOMAS B. 5rfLLMAN. pre<dsak
pHnti, W EsSs Uo.er.si,ss.
LAisr ssyTs So. CsAs MASS,
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GaIes bp Auttion.
A. D. MsRwIs. Auo,ionsst.
DY BANGS. BROTHER g. CO.-Trade Sale

FRIDAY AFTERNOON Jan ls at O'Clock.
VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY.-Being the entire private
Law Library Of gentleman retiring from the profession
rtsns complete Of Common Law and Chsncery Reports
tsea States Rsports English Reports United States and
State Laws Disess 1ndioes, Commentaries Tressss Ike
Also tvo 6Be Bookcsses Catalogues ready.
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PHuApZL AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY, ;
PHILADrLPHIA Jan. 7. ls57-Otce No Is South ithst
nIVIDEND EOTICE.-A dividend of fOUR
~ PER CENT on the Preferred Stock. and -FOUR PER
CENT the Common Stock has been BY the board
OF Managers payable in cash and aer the 5 Of February
next clear Of State Tax the holders thereof registered on
81 a. Inc. s. BRADFORD. Treasurer
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE Via SroNING-

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA snd tho SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY
CITY-MN and Express Lines Leave New-fork 3 aud u
and 4 and m. fare, f33 II m ~ 5i stopping ST 81
II aud Kensnston. Through Tickets sold
for Cincinnati Sl7 aud els 50 and the West and t bald.
more Washington Norfolk 6c and through baggage checked
" w Woodbury., Assistant Sup't.
No Baggage will be received for sny Train unless deivered
nnd chez mnntes advance Of the time O leayiag
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ADRIAN h. MULLER. Auctioneer, -
WILL SELL at AUCTION on WEpNES-
w DAY Jan s. 1851 a. l2, O'Clock at the Merchants *
change by oIder d. h hcvns executor 40 shares
TIC DOCK COMPASi'S STOCK 500 each. t1oosl
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OgI0 LfE Insurance AND TRysT CoNPANY,}
Cincinuaii Jan. s, 1851
A DIVIDEND Of FOURAND-ONE-HALF
81. sy dselsTd by the Trustees able the Stockholders
" INC Wy u - G W RICE Secretary.
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 96
wARRENST-TheT Trustee. have ORDERED that interest be
pad Seoosilos a. he nate Of SIX PER CENT A
tilrd 5ervo three nOshs eadtns Dsosn
ber 1856 p,s.ble on aad aAef Monday. Jsa 10
WALTER W. CONCkLIH. Pf-sisat
NJ, X.f fTILi1 Vice Pre.idea,.
VANDERBILT L. BUXTON. sscrss,ry.
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CITY and COUNTY PER CENT and 10 PER
~ CENT BONDs.-The subscribers ofer for SALE
CITY OF KEOKUK, lows per cent BONDS, issued for
Railroad and Municipal purposes Interest payable seisaaa
Ally The Railroad Issue being guaranteed by the keokak
SoI Des Nome. and Minnesota Railroad and convertible into
the stock Of the Company
CITY OF BURLINGTON, lows per and 10 per eent
BONDS. Interest payable semi annually.
IOWA CITY Iowa (he present capital OF the stAie 10
BONDS secured by sinking Fund guaranteed by
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad and convertible into the stock
Of the Company. Interest payable annually.
LEE COUNTY Iowa per cent BONDS, interest payable
annually Issued 10 and convertible into the stock Of the
keokuk Des Moines and Minnesota Railroad who also
guarantee the payment Of principal and interest
Further particulars be had application TO
+. w CLARK. DODGE 4 Co, No. 81 WAllst.
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Financial.
SEMI

I'D II Broadway entrance on PAX place ses.A,
DIVIDEND ROTICE.-Depostors are hereby nolnT -, "a.
the usual semi Annual Dividend AZ entitled tas.eto
- 80 IN SIX PR CENT per ms not eh s-1
T.. 90 IA FIVE PER CENT over $500 will be PAD %
sud tfer MONDAY Jan. 10. Interest not called iot 9.
credited a. principal and draw interest Aco''3"s' "'-
January l. - ..-5,v Wsdpe,.
day ~ SATURDAY svenin e from 8 20 oeioek ,ts,.
NA' 49, FRANCIS P. SCHOALS, Prea1ent-
WADE B. WoRRALL Secretary.
PETER CUNNING Accountant.
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Road q OtiGe..

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
In be presented to the Commissioners of Mon
roe county, Ohio, at their next September ses-
sion. praying for County Road, commencing
at the rcalt leading from Wood. field to Bsalls-
vile, on the lands of Aaron Howell, on Sun
fish creek, thence down the creek to Pugh's
mill, thence down the creek through the lands
of Jacob Keeper to the south side of the creek
at the log shute, thence through the lands of
James Bracey and William Steel, to the top of
the; hill at John NcMalion's land, thence
through said nc cMahon's land to white oak
tree, at the corner of Culbertson and CcN's
land, thence along the line as near as practi-
cable between Thomas McMahon's land and
the land of said CuibeFtsen and Cox, to the
bridge ON Oxleyis road. ls gah f.isl
( s-iii4 IS aiss4 MANY PETITIONERS.
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Legal Notice.

JOSEPH. II. THOMPSON, Isaac Keer and Ma
y riah Keer, his wife, the children of Will
liam Thompson, Jr. whose names are unknown;
Elizabeth v Cooper and Sarah Amanda Coop
ey, children of Sarah Ann Cooper John G..
Thompson, Isaac D. Thompson. James w.
Thompson; Hannah D.Hewitt,, e. her husband
(whose name is unknowne Albert p. Thomp
son, Harvey D. Thompson, Westley T. f.
Thompson, Isaiah E.sW. Thompson, Eleanor
S. Hartley and her husband, (whose name is
sunknown) will take notice that Oh the 18th
day of September, 1857 Isaac Murray, Execu-
tor, and Ann Thompson, +Executrix, of the last
will and testament of William Thompson, filed
their petition in the probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, which is still pending in said
Court, asking for leave to complete certain
contract Conferred into by said testator in his
life time) by making to said Joseph H. Thomp-
son, a deed for and on behalf of said defendant,
for the following land in said County, to
wit sol
The. south east quarter of the north west
quarterand the north east quarter of the south
west quarter of section % in township 6, of
range Z, except Z acres sold off the e. 8: side
of the last described tract, to David knapp
Also a part of the west hall of the north west
quarter of said seetion, beginning for the same
at the south east corner of said lot, thonce
west II rods to astone, thence north % degrees
east 36 rods to stone, thence north Ga rods to
a corner stone, thence north 6S degrees east II
rods to a stone, thence south l05 rods to the
place OF. beginning, containing in all 50 acres,
moro orless. Said petition will be for hear
ing on the 18th day of October 1851.
HoLLlsrER, OKEY & HoLLrsTER.
Att'ys for Petitioners.
September 23d, 1S57.---3w.wF
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Administrators Sale.

IN SATURDAY, the eth day Of November,
y 1857, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, and o'clock, P. NJ, on said day, on the
premises hereinafter described, Situate in Mon-
roe county, Ohio, i will sell at public auction,
the following described real estate, 10 wit:
The north east quarter Of the north east
quarter of section Is, township g. and Range
I, upon the following terms.
One-third in hand, one-third in one year and
the residue IN two years, with interest on the
deferred payments from the day of sale, to be
secured to the satisfaction of the undersigned.
DANIEL ROBBINS, Admir-. of
y Oct. Z, 1857. Anderson Robbins, decd. 9
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Attachment A Motice.

William Sheppard, Plaintiff, pEFoRE John
z yes against ID Beardmore. a a
Moses Sheppard and Laben Justice of the
Sheppard, Defendants. Peace of Wash
ington township Monroe county, Ohio, on the
3Oth day.of Sept.. 1857, said Justice issued an
order Of attachment in the above case, for the
sum Of one hpndred and sixty nine dollars
and thirteen cents. Said case is set for hear
Ing on the 2lst day of Nov, 1S57,sat o'clock
r. M Of said day.as mi .sssg ssssa
WILLIAM SHEPPARD, Plaiasif.
~
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E The Siamese, Twins, after re-
tiremelit of twenty years, are now exllib-
iting themselves again. They are now
fertyrseyens years of age have each wife
and seven children, two of the latter ac'
cempanying them. They go from Nash
vile to Memphis.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE
COUNTY

| John Chngan, JAMES SLOAN,
sqa VS.. zsExss2sE yS) Asa aoan.
Jehn A. Truax, and otherssb Elyer Yoho and
Thomas ioho, her husband. George Gray, James
~. Gray, Joshua Gray, Eannah Gray, Mary
Gray, Rebecea Knight and .Lcmuel J. knight
will take NOTICE that John CIipgan has tins day
filed in the Court of Common Pleas of the
lcounty ofMonroe and Statsiof Ohio, his peti-
tion, theobject and prayer of which is to quiet
his title and possession in and to theifollewina,
Idsseribed real estate. situate in saidcountv, to
witt Being part of the ARRth west quarter of
lsection thirty-three, in township Ave, of range
five, in said county, commencing at the south
beast corner OF said quarter and running thence
north forty-eight rods; thence south 494 de-
grees west 65 and SO hundredth rods 10 a stone:
thence north SCI degrees west 6 aud so hun
ldredth rods to q stone at the lower, end Of the
Sugar Camp; thence north 81 rods 10 4 stonc
at the heginning of the fat; thence west 81
rods to the section line; thence soufl 59 rods
to the southwest corner of said quarter: thence,
eaxt l24 and SO hundrcdth rods TO the so,,th
sgst corner of said quarter to the place of be-.
ginning containing thirty two and a half acres.
And said defendants are notified that the plain.
tiff will ask a hearing upon said petition at the
next term Of said court: -s''
HoLLIsrER, OKEY & HoLLisrER,
Z Att'ys for Plaintiff.
August 26, 1857.--ew.
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LEGAL M0TICE.

4 aGNES PRIESn.Y, lon-resislent. Of fkyss
IL State of Ohio aud Niliian Grahaiff who's 2
place of residence is unknowu to the psainfiA, D
will take notice that on the 7thfayfof Aagusti
a. d. 1857, Thomas Graham fled petition,
mon Pleas of Monroe county, IN ths State Of
Ohio, which is pending in said Court the ohiect
and prayer of plaintiff as set forth IN said Sefi-
tion is to have his title to and posscssi61 6k
the north half of the south = est sastsr3>fk
section 3, township s. and range IS auis,skn
and finally settled -. s i.
The defendants are required to appear and
answer said petition, on or before the 7tk t5 =
Of October, 1887. Said petition. viii be ~ =
"A. D. 1857. si.ssz -
HoLL,sTER. oYEY & HoILrsran. IS.
Aug. &c, 1857. Att'ys for Plaintiff. s'f
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Nov. 4. 1857
N o G n

NTHEREAS my son George Keeper has left
w my house without Just cause or provo
cation; all persons are hereby warned not to
trust or harhor him on my account, as | am
determined to pay no debts of his contracting
LEONARD KEEPER.
Oct. Is, 1s57.-3t. pd.