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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
REAL ESTATE.
n. e. E.AADG.
Land AGENT AnA Notarv PnAaal

Lana Agent anA Notary Pshli(
ouaer ever Sausin'v's stor~. IL Clair. Ro,.
trsnce IL G iAire Hall
WiL attend g. the purebs,, and al. "A
ands % RAJ Relate Teasing p,o~rty ~.
.st... ,oiis'iins debts Ct all lindr and N an,
~. r'A,e, end prosrpi'y v"s.i.tins puce.x,s.
" nj an''out Of Neal TAI. for All.
~" lots In fsit"n's addition Tor ~. :, ..,,.
.nsn nave ever teen "r@r-d 10 rrto, as,,. In n,
wi. oniy small Amount Is r,au,r,d Il, -
t'"n o''s 10 '.Shi years given q 4, rid PAWN,
we are Presented In, m rxr,
~ s''e, Aad u'Any II thsm are river III. !.
with any amount 81 nne bsiidlor .,.r,. - -. ),
quarrlesi. s'"h's maj
s MAJ ~ .vn IN my tfics 81 th,.e la.
''iofh's'ion leaned In gard 10 them. -.
--------- T. q. EAp1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

of11CH wien T. Pad, IL Claire Row Re-
trance IL e sire Hal
I Nv Baslc..- an Coneeyancirg p-ornp,iy rtrn.
Il idto.
Land b. aght and .n,, .rrInis lon
Money loaned - unneuDIherei Real Estai. s,cur-
Ts,es pail aud irr,i ns do for psrt,e- II, any
Cii,n :: the .ouuiry.
An'xt6siv sc4lanance IN H tern New York,
anlaug thj,e about 70 migrate Ia TIL vicinity rna-
bic N to offer grea, induceInt ats tc those having
lands 10 dispose OF.
-nETyEiNC -
x, Gov. Msfon H. q ark, Canentai.us, Y.
" II. Charles ". kugR ;, Poushkeepsia, NY.
II n. John Thomp-un
II n. George y, Sterling
Cart. Riehari Peck, NV Haven, Conn
Hog. 4 B. Morrsn Anrvra, NY.
Rev. Theo l.. Gayier. New York CITY
Bsasouj LOSING tsa.,
Bckee, Inn =. 4 Co, CHICAGO u.
Ia imam. Powers McIssn Dsvenpor, Iowa,
Apf!l 22dtf
HAvIi.ASD has for sale
|. Six Improved Farms
liz Scot; comfy, w.,h GOD comio,, Bile dwe elirsS.
iarg Orchard, 81 every kind of. vi, running water
and cry thing TO make Fxrul iesiratIe WG.Ls
SOLD very Reasonable.
Six Unispreved Farms,
Ia Scott oounty p'sss nifty situated, eapi,a, ami
;o' farming purpases-terms very essy
$50 Acres
% hue lsnd IN Washington ecuuts ID NIL. !.oru
Iowa city. And Is miie- Irom WAsail gon, On .o-.
ros4.
q Ssm ar Farm
Ia Huscs,in- eouoty, near FULTON r. r. Depot.
ALSO FOUR FARMS
Of 30 acres each. within two mil Of Iowa city beau
tifnl farming lsnd,, fyr sac Wy cacsp.
Ara. Farm II Cnt c tniy.
4 Few Acres
Of land In vicinity Davenport suitable for 1oantry
seats.
800 Magnificent Building Lots
in Fuops addit to East Das export which lie taste
fully lati ont with Pub 10 Park. &c : he building
/ its command W a splendid view ~ the Ms issipp
and Rock 1s'snj. The. lots cas b, purchased on
We keas ndbls Ttrms. u eat Inducements are
ole cd 10 chsnic veil - capitalists and others
Gail ard exxntue u Sp an pric st
HAyiLAN pS One, h Clair Rov.
April - dt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

R-'dn'- 10 IN. w. 4 tie u,et
II "a ious pIIsr-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

I IOUeES rented, L.ases drawn. Rents ccllected,
III Taxes pad o NOS residents. Collections made
promptly .em ted IL any par; OF The country
Tx ar,ss tough, ard soid. Notss discounted %
GOOD security.
REYERLNCEs
q q wilder, ESQ, Boetoa. Aass
Leke Marsh 4 Co, Bottom, Mass.
W g Andig It Co, +"
Hon W harris, Brifs ewltef, Mass.
Rvssl sEen, Camp Ito,
JEKi.h z q. Aaingt.s,
IS Wood,usn, (Kankei) CHICAGO, III.
Huntington, " adwot,h 4 Parks, Chicago, III.
GA Douglas E,a,
HEStev-rs. Esq, ., Anth ny, Ninn. TER
EA Small, Bsq, Gslcns, Ill
Hon Janus Tnoriusson, Davenport.
Burrow 4 Prety~an,
Burnail, Geilttt . c.,
rP whispoA, 0sA
lSea MAJ
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H'tsss sihi iats - sN'e h-nsl., mel, i,u.l
- q = pats ihg ~ Alfo 400 ia. ~
shit.on 90 IA 4 nav, IMPORT Tor rsle -,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
Fer Sale or Lease.

rNOCR LOTS .iiuAted IN ~ And Scott street, D.
IL particulars enquire Of Comm Dow, or
tauvl hdtn JAMIE Nay.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
TUESDAY, NAV The President, K. L. PELL, in
the chair The Secretary read several papers OF IN
tere-t-
A letter from lady in Virginia says that she rsads
the proceedings of The Club, and wants few seeds OF
the ;mpby Sugar Cane so a. to make q commence
ment a. The people Of Virginia saye got to turn their
a.ertion TO some other kinds Of crops.
7Fpyer Trees plaHted IN IrzaHd.-From pepper Of
official character i; appears that over two millions OF
ties were planted last year in Ireland which were
register1 with the magistrates. We are not told for
what PURPOSE tina registry is made, but are led to
infer that u r for some bounty offered by Government
10 induce the planting Of valuable trees for the growth
81. tmb her, How long will il be- under our present
:, item If destruction before shall BE- under the
peo ssity Of Offering bourties for this purpose IN
This country 20 lately dense fIrest
Cam,is and Dr>HtdGIits.-The Emperor OF DtsHi'
il about tO introduce dromedGdes into that county,
TIL. animal esn 20 two months without "a'si' "DN
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MONDAY May II .-Supervlsor Classy In the cnan'
TIE CleYk read the minutes, after which The follow
ng was received from the Mayor in reference 20 tue
act:
To ne Hon. he Podyd ef Sspervtsoys
GrNTr.sIN: call attention 70 srt pas-ed
by he Lgaurs April u.s. 1857 relating n the Board q ~
,yr. Of III. CITY EewYOrk BY the poviaops u ihis
M the Msyor Recorder have ceased u b. nsors oi s
Board The iorsr assuming she relation 70 i proceedings
A. he beer. to he proee.dinss 81 th- Common Council
Necessary that the Board shall organize AMI 40
sum, rs duties under this law hereby tendsr ressnAon
as Chsirn an and withdraw from the hoard
Returning msby thanks for The courtesy and kindness en-
tended 20 ne DESTROYS that the Supervisors WI oostns
visant and In the discharge Of the impAn IT'S"
dsvolrns gPou them, am sincerely ths ysn No.
This was laid on the table aud ordered PnnISa.
Supervisor TUCKER moved that the Counesi ~ tns
Corporation advise the supervisors az 70 inc" u1'S'
under the new act which was adopsa
The Board then adjourned TO honday'
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CUPRFME COURT-COUNTY Of CATTA-
- RAUGUs.-TOwNsEND BAGLEY sEt R0MEYR
HEADE.-sumn1ons for money To Defendant: You ARA
hereby summoned TO the complaint Of TOWSSESD
BAGfEY plaintiff a copy Of which filed IN the Clerks
the I'd day VI April 1897 ana
20 serve copy Of your the Subscribers. at Eeo
vile Cat,aufus County n " within twenty days after he
,sYvsc Of This mmons exclusive Of the day Of ervice and
YOU fail 20 sn,wer said complaint hereby required the
nspt6 will take Judgment you for seventeen hundred
and eleven dArs and forty cen with interest nom March
~ 1857 AZ S per cent per mouth beside costs
ANGEL MELOY, Plaintiffs Attorney
anil Isw6wTu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-12
DEM YLVANIA RAILR GA D.
i THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-

FROM NEw-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 81 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN rs HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO ST LOUIS IN 70 HOURS
The Shortest Best and consequently the Cheapest Route
from New York 20 all points in the West.
The Pcnnylvana Railroad connects st Pittsburgh witp ~
roads 10 from St Louis Mo Alton GslenA and Chicaso
M frankfort Lexington and Louisville, XVI Tcrre Haute
Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis lad Cincinnati, Dayton
Springfield Bellcfntsine, Sandusky Toledo Cleveland 90
bus Zsnesyie Masson and Wooster Ohio; also, With
tb. boats from and 20 New Orleans St. Louis
Louisville and Gin nnati. , =,
TbrouIh Tickets san be had Of the above mentioned
places in the ee handbs in the hotels Of this ctyl
this the shortest most expeditions and
son Portable route between the Fast and West.
Through Tickets further utonnanon be hst at The
ofioe Of The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No ASTOR HOUSE, BROADWAY.
J. L. ELLIOTT Agent Pennsy lvsnis Railroad Co.
Ecw.York Nav l.. 1857
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MA RAILROAD-The GREAT

IN
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
puou. Railway direct This Road sl-o connects Pbursb
with daily line Of Steamers TO all ports in the Western Rver-
and az and Ssndusky with resners to all parts on
the North Lakes making the most direct cheapest AID
reliable by which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and
from the Greet West. ...,-z.,,.,,,,
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
FssT CLAss-Boos Shoes, Hats and Cops, )1s,s,,s 4,
Books Dry Goods lin boxes, bales and trunksD, I0 m
Drugs Tin boxes and bales), Feather Furs Nc.
srcosp CLAss-Domostc Shooting. Shirtine and
ITCHING Tin original besl Drugs n easksl Hard eoeens
yur. Leather lin rolls OF boxes Wool and Sheep 100 D.
Pplts, Eastward
THIsD CLAss.-AIyls steel Chains n essss 80 cents y
Hemp and PORK Sailed Qoese OF in sacfsb 100 n
Tobacco, manufactured, except Cigars or cut, 40
Porsrp CLAss-Cohse. Fish, Bacon Beef and
PORK Din casks or boxes Easwsrd) Lard and 10 cents
Lard OIL Nails Soda Ash German Clay, Tar poD
Pitch Rcsin, Ac.......... .'''''''''''''"J
Flour y Dbl. until further notice
GsAIN-5O cents T. 100 a. until further notice ~
notice. I'M,
In shipping Goods from point east Of ee par
tcuiar 70 maxi package Via Rslro.d All
Goods consigned Agents of this Road Phsdophia or
Pittsburgh will b. forwarded without detention:
PREicHT AcESTs-Harrs Womley Co, Memphis Tenn !
n y Sss, Co St Louis; s. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Ind Dumesni Bell Co, and Carter Jewett Louisville
XIV; B. C. Medium, Madison. Ind spnsnsn Brown and
Irwin & Co. Cincinnati; N w. Graham Co. Zanesvile,
No . A.,or House EewYort and No William ST.. New
York; T. Sneeder Philadelphs; Mssrsw Rooms Bait
more Geo c. Franoiscus. Pittsburgh
H. II. HOUSTON. General Freight AGENT fhladelphiA
H. }. LOMBAERT Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
NAV l. 1857.
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pr.rH OF CnIrr-JrsTier wMsos.laass T y, .us
W. ssb ult. In about the 6et year Of hs age Judge
W;ron was one of the early pioneers OF lIno,s and
vas Chief Justice Of the supreme Court I.m isi9 70
Is1e. when the new Consultation was adopted. Ihs
position be filled with marked abiiy' a. me rep"F VI
that court give ample testimony.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN

MosDAr, May lad. Classy frs'ne0' N '''
chair. -, ,,a,,;o,s meeting were read
me mn AID. WrLsos moved TO adjourn to 1hurs-
&c h;cb VAS carried.
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CUPREME COURT-King. COunty-(su No.

CUPREME COURT-Kings County-(Sut No.
- 9.-JAMES WELCOME against ANN ELIZA WHIT
ING WINSLOW L. WHITING, Simeon T. Church Mrs
Sophia r. Church his wife John G. Bunting Francis H. pton
Edward Bishop BENJAMIN BENNETT. George j. Seney
Oscar VGret Edmund Young Jackson = Schultz, John r
McCoy VIM A. Sears Fd ard Godfrey Abraham W. Godfrey
ard Joseph Godfrey Summons fer Relief (Com not ser
esch of said defeudants Yon hereby summoned and
TO the complaint in this action wh ch viii be
filed the Office the Clerk Of the County OF Kings at he
sn.vsr 10 the aid cor plant the subscribers their Office
No Wsst, In the City Of New York, within twenty
DAYS after the service you exclusive Of the
d.y such and fail d the said complaint
within N. time The plaintiff in this action will apply
to the the relief demanded in the congratulated
March 7, 1857. . -, ~
The COMPLAINT In hi. action filed in the office OF the
Clrrh II the County ~ Kings the h day Of Mch 1871
JENNBsS 4 WATSON, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
epl4 lsw6wTu
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CREAT AMERICAN ROUTE.-MICHlGAN

Os0tTHERN RAILROAD to CHICAGO, St Louis, Rosk
ISLANDS, Paul MiswSgtee and all places West and snta
West Via and Erie New York Central and Amen
Lake shore Railroads 30 Toledo forming the sbottes
quickest and rone u the Great West For through
tickets and st,s freight apply Copany's ofce No
ia3 Broadway, corner Of Deyst, New. Yorh.
JOHN y. PORTER Agent
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U,eR BOSTON, IA NORWICH and WOE

a. b. ,ke fsvcr- ssssmer CONNECTICUT Cap. wm WI
con, Oh MONDAYS WEDFESDAIs and fhlDAY3 AMI b
tie new and splendid steamer COMMONWEALTH Csps WI
BaD.i TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sAruRDkYs 70
AIyu's Point; benee by and hsndsonoeiy 6us~d
te.nvbe.sd for Woress,sT Boston, Prvvsenee Law
renee Lowell Nashua Concord Whit Mountains and .v-ry
section Of New England hy
sppyins bosrd, L. g MARTIN AseHt .: ms once
foot Of Courtlandt n.
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CUPREME COURT Kings County-(sut No: y

CUPREME COURT Kings County, Suit No. ~
- JAMES wILCOMB against ANN ELIZA WHITING
WINSIOW L. WHITING John c. Bunting Francis II.
Upton Simeon T. Church, Nm Sophia B. Church hs wife
Edward Bishop, BENJAMIN BENNETT, George J. Senes
Oscar Varet Edmund NJ Young Jackson > Schultz John
Mccoy William A Scar Edward Godfrey, Abraham '" God
frey Joseph Godfrey-Sumn for Relief tCom not ser =
ouired 70 sys.r the plant in this action which will ~
Aed in the the Clerk q the County Of Kings at the
the aid complaint the sue.cnoer AZ thelr OF
fee No Wall in the City Of New ork, within twenty
DAYS sr the service you exclusive OF the
such service and you tail % answer the sand CON-
plant within aforesaid the Painh in this action VIII
apply the Court for the relief demanded IN the Complaint
Dated March 7. 1857.
JENNEsS 1'WATSON. Plaintiff Attorney
The complaint In this scton filed In the Office Of the
Clerk Of the County kinss tn. 7h day of March, l5
JENSESS a WATSON, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
tpl4 iaw6wTu
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Copartnersbip Notices.

lAR. JOHN KENNEDY is this day admitted rs
IN ~, MI. y, a. ..,as arm NJ X JESUP Co.
No +4YIelsDse Plaoe New York. May g. leoh
HVIF COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
md, he 6ru, a W T. JENNINGS Co, IL this day die
es"eo ~ NUS. s w. T. JENNINGS
" INC is'e Mn" b. r. ROBINSON,
A., w N.v I 1871 r. X. VALENTINE.
Y .na.,sped will the business at the old location
-, ,hs sIn of w r. JENNINGS PHTTUS Co, Whole
E and Retail ClothieIs No Isl Broadway third door above
49, At, House w. 7. JENNINGS,
~ JAS. T. PETTUS.
B.F. ROBINSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-12

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, BING-
lYl HANTOy Brc~me Co, ~ Y-fnvslia. and osssrs b.
pss- 70 pcs s-s-en ps~nt find DO rSrs s.a
,tf. 4. stian fhsn tina INTENDED Ast n1uisy .<sbh
On, ,isI prssspt greater f.eees fo Cur
thorossA attention sv.ry sepSBsnt Far Or-r, s5es
} n NORTH, ~ ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-12
WE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPA.
Ocean CLEANERS. &e.

GREAT REDUCTION in FARE to EUROPE
NthTst Cabin $50 Second Cabin, SO Third Cabin $50
h Tie hrstcss Paddle wheel steamships ARIEL 2eo uus
aud NORTH STAR 500 sa from Pier No. S North
Hver al noon precisely, - follows:
Leave New -Yok for Southampton and Bremen
NORTH STAR. ......... Saturday, May 49,
ARIkL......................... Saturday. JuGe6
NORTH STAR. .......... Saturday, July
ARlEL...................... :. Saturday, July Is
NORTH STAR. .......... Saturday, August -
Leave Bremen for Leave Southampton
- Southsnpt and Ncw-York for Newton
nuLL... Tuesday. May Saturday, MAY ID
,ohLH STAR. Saturday, June g.. Wednesday June 10
.Ssnnil,.. Tuesday, June q. Saturday June n
rsnIH STAR. Saturday July Is. .Wednesdas July g
Saturday Aug s... "Wednesday Aug -
ephlh STAR Saturday Sept. H.. Wedns sday sept Is
fe.'tnse tT HAVRE viii s. sent on in Srst class
connecting ARRIVAL Al Sonhanuton Srecis ALL, in
N""'D " rars fUr passage freight apply u
-. d TORRANCE No. 5 Bowling Green ". Y.
m m knslsnd aud Europe prepaid IS cent. each half
,S5n H. % postage stamps II from other oties
~ 70 Hs 0c'ocA Of the Ioornip, 4 ,aihDs
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BniIoing Hlaterials.

CHNiNEY.TOPS, Garnkirk and American Stone
~ wore Glazed Pipes Water and Sewer Pipes, vtnhed,
equal to imported half the price Long Island Poery depot
No. 81 Nassau st., N. T.
LINGUISTIC TILES-FOr Vestbules, Halls,
H Hearths Dung IoOm.. conserys.ores he GARsKlRS
CHIHNTY-TOPS. DRAIN-PIPES, &c. For sale by
MILLER h COATES. No. z7e PeaHst, NY.
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DOYAL MAN STEAMSHIP AFRICA for
~ LlyERPOOL-Tbe AFRICA ~ Shannon Co,nIne'd,1
will ss from the Company Dock a. Jersey ety win me
ss and PASSENGER. fer Europe. WEDNESDAY, III IN
mt Il va o,rk preeseiy PASSENGERS requested N he
board BY s oeloek The ASIA w al, on the th OF NAY
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i III hbptbhtt M hlII bi.' -, 'Ia % VNiNo-
Il TON, for BOsTON and PROVIDENCE-lhl1Bd route
be short. = and sTeetca rylns the Eastsrn Mail
H. STEAMERS PLYMOUTH ROCK. CAPT Joel stsDe and
C. VANDERBILT, Capt W r. Frss~I, N connection with
tks sonnstz and Providence and Boston and Providence
Railroads lsvins E.vYo daily Sundays eIcspt-d from
Pie. No North River fret wharf shove Battery place,
ocloek m and Stonr $50 The arrival u
the mail train which raves Boston az $3.50
The c. VANDERBILT. from New Yori. Monday, Weinet
day and Friday From sonnston. Tuesday, Thnrsay and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New. York, Tuesday Thur,
asy aud Saturday FROM stoniDstOn Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
Passenger proceed from sonnston pr Railroad Provi
denee and Boston IN the Express Mai Train reaching said
place IN advance Of those BY other routes aud in ample time
FOR all the early morning lss sonnsctius North and East
thst prefer board the
nshts undisturbed bresks desired and ksve Sion
hon IN the I'll: train, connecting 81 Providence. vita
the II 8 m. train for Boston
baggage accompanies the and train through
each way
For psssase bershs freight apply board The
xesmer the Freight Oioe Pier No North River
the oft No. 10 Battery place.
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Udrer Crre.

nR. o. W. MAY has again or ned HIGHLAND
~ HONE wArER-CURE It PeeL,snl v Y, the 7ib
ofMAY when b. will b. happy his Oi friends or
and relieve the sick aud Afa.ied
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Z Y. SUPREME COURT.-JOHN H. sUY

N !. StfhfME tOthl.-JOIlN II. GU :
~. DAM and EDGAR REED plaintiffs sgt J. 3. lRETON
defendant for money demand contract (Cou
net the defendant; You hereby and
reou,d the plant in this a@tion which hed
In the Office Of the CLERK Of the City and County Of NewYsrk
City Hall in said City the ID day Of May 1851 and to
Q O. the said complaint on the sub
scrbers Office No 81 " all street in the City of New
York within twenty dsy. aei the service OF this summons on
YOU exclusive the day OF such service sud you ia 10 an
.v.r the said complaint within the aforesd the PLAINTIFF
N thi. scon will take Judgment sEain't you for the SUN OF
-Four Hundred and dollars and fifteen cents with interest
from the day Of september thousand eight hundred .nd
sy,x be.iaes the costs this sc,on-Dstrd Nay 1851
MCNEIL 4 WILLARD, Plaintiff Attorneys
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GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE VIA MICHIGAN
" RAILROAD 10 Chicago 81. Leu, Rock Island 81 Paul,
Milwaukee Ksnsss City and al places West and Southwest
vi. EewYort and Enc EevYork Central, American Dake
Shore Great Western Railway and Michigan Southern Rail
forming the shortest qucke and most pleasant route 20
The Great West The RAd between Detroit and Adrian
open and connecting st Adrian with trains
"a Chicago the West For further information sppy the
Coupany's Office, No. 1873 Broadway Of Dey-st-
JOHN r. PORTER Agent.
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after Monday April 1857 and until further notice,
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Dusnsst . follows,
DUNKIRK EXPRESS at $50 q. m. for Dmkrk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS at $50 a m. for Buffalo.
MAIL, at 7;eo m, fo DuntIk and Buffalo and Inter
mediate stations Passengers by this train will remain
night at Elmrs and proceed nett morning.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at 3 p. via Fremont for
Suferns and intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER, at p. M, for Nevbursh hiddetown
and intermediate stations
EMIGRANT at p M, for Dunkrk and Buffalo and inter
mediate stations
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED
NIGHT EXPRESS at $50 p m, for Dunkits every day,
(eYcept that the train Saturday 10 HoneisVhe-
thence 20 Buffalo,.
NIGHT EXPRESS. at $50 .. m, for Buffalo every day
These Fxpress Trains Elmra with the EmirA
Cerandegua Niagara Falls Railroad for NIAGARA Fall. at
Biu end BnehsmtOn Railroad for
Syrecuse at Corning with Buffalo Corning and New York
Raro Rochester, at Great Bend with Delaware lscsa
wanna and Railroad for Scrsnton at Hornesvle
with Buffalo and New York City Railroad for Buffalo at
Dunkrk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleve
land, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit. Chicago. &c .
-' HOMER RAMSDELL, President
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IN PURSUANCE of an order IT the Surrogate
ofth, County of Nov York Notice hereby gwen 70 u
n,r.on. having Claims against ASDREAS TEYS late u the
CIV New York grocer @eeess.d &c P-esIt tbe vsA
neh.rs Thereof the subscriber. the L A.
sCHIBBIHAR No - Hudsou-st IN the CITY II New YOrk
on or before the twenty sIh day q September next-Dsed
hsv.Yoti the sd dsy u March 1851.
MATTHIAS HOPKE.
CARL i: sCHABBEHAR, E,ecu.or.
ERNEST A. sCHABBEHAR,)
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NAV 18th At 2oelock u from Pier foot of Wsrren. North
River the fast and favoTts steamship EMPIRE CITY, s. ?.
fu viii sal above Passage be secured ofes
Of line Freight 70 Orleans % cents Per cubic tt
received May Shippers will b. supplied with blank bills n
drr u the form signed by the application their
Office No .ber forms signed and bill II ladns will be
ssned after the hour q sailing For freight passage apply
at the Office, No IN Westst. corner Of Warren.
M O ROBERTS AGENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-12

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
o the County Of Ne~Yort. notice j. hereby 20 all
claims HUGH EARLY late sfthe City
II NewYok eorirssto decea,ed 20 present the With
vouchers thereof 60 the rub.crbcr AZ tie Office Of Cahn
No II Wall in the City OF NewYork before The S-h
dAy Of August ne1tpAtsd New YORK he sd day bray
las7 nAkGAhET EAkLf ExecutrI Aad
f24 lav6n.Tu DANIEL KENNEDY, Executor.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of NevYork notice ID hereby given To al
pr,sor. having claims sssnst WILLIAM KEW late Of the
y New Yort deess.ed o present the with vouch
thereof the subscriber 81 his Office Nh Zs Hdsonst
in the City NewYort before the fifteenth day Of July
reIt-Dsted New York the twelfth day 81 January 1857
ia l.v6uaTus TERENCE BOYLE, Executor
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Eeaal Notires.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogte Al
IN. County Of Ee~Yort notice IL hereby 70 all pei.
n HAVING ssHDs: John BLACK. lat Of
Yori coniecisnsr dsceased 70 Preen TIE same With
erect 70 the Subscribers at the house Of John B.
Bls.t No I4s Han nonds in the City Of Ssw YORK
ffr- the sixth day Of August uer-DSed New Yoi the ID
s,v az February, 1851 JOHN 3. BLACK. Adminstr.tor
& lspeu1u' z D. BLACK, AdnlinirrxtriS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-12

vJNRY the DELICIOUS WINES of HUNGARY
They the Prize Medal at the Paris Exposition uni
yeTs" as the bcstn Europe Imported solely by FUCCN Nd
GROSSINGER 100 WAter NY. Sold 10 the trade and con
sumsrs ut from IS $50 per Price Lists free by po