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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

THE RECEIPTS OF THE MT. yERNc :, $500,
TON. The report of Mrs. Susar T paIIatt
corresponding secretary of the 49,, Me-;
Vernon Association, shows hsures Moun'
eepts since its Organization 'ns ,Tvws ne-
PennsyIyana, s6l5 e. I; Alabama, 81 ,O7S 81;
the yerett iund' u Virginia, S2,S24 SO ;
Mrs. Emily TnIms 81 $3.50. One contributor,
residing in Aug N, native of Virginia, now
gest snbScript% .dsta, Ga, gave S300-the lar
Ion named.
9Th inst q MuRDER.-on the night of the
Aiexs ant, three rufIians entered the house Of
nj snder Simpson, farmer in the township
" Iratton, in Canada West, and murdered
IT. Simpson, Mrs, Nobleand her two daugh.
tiers. A young man named Bessie, who was
attracted by their cries, was also butchered.
No clue to the asassins has yet been obtain
ed.
SPECIE FOR EURoPE-THE LATE FAILURES
Boston, Aug 25.-The steamer Canada, to-mor
row, will probably take four or five hundred
thousand dollars in specie.
The failure of Messrs. Whitney K Kinds
wholesale boot and shoe dulers, will affect sew
oral large manufacturers out OF town.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

TAKE NOTICE.
Ii. who study their interests would do well to
n call at
WYE w. BEyNRTF's
FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
NO. l6 EAST SECOND ST.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
F5Eil Whore he intends to keep constantly on hand
Ell and for sails, the very hast qualities Of FLOUR,
sssiHkaA& at the | wtSt cash prices, such
Genesee Extra Family Flour, j. W oilens SONS Fami-
ly Flour, Rochester superhpe aud Nottingham Mills
sgPsriine Fi1pT Ma Sh2l IeatIan's a,liy Gout,
Dyspepsia Flour. lOr family use, and Rye
Flour. Also, WHITE and Yellow Com
Meal; Oats and Corn, ground and in
tho grain;
Mill Feed Oiall kin IS, at BHndy wine Mill prices.
Az All the above nam ariic65 will be sold at whole
SALE retail and deiysredn any part Of tile city free OF
slarge.
uly ls-5no, WILLIAM w, BENNETT.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

DEATH OF A SoMNAMBULIsT.-A melancholy
affair occurred at the metropolitan Hotel. ut
Chicago, on Wednesday night. Mr.. Horny
Blakesly, young man of much promise, whilst
laboring under fit of somnambulism, jumped
from the window of his room, on the fourth
story, and fell upon the roof OF one Of the
buildings on the premises, killing him Instantly.
Two other gentlemen were sleeping in tho
room at the time, and one of them hearir :.
a noise woke just in time to see him ST. i, . .
from the window in his night clothes. -'t"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
NetpVork Dailp G.ibm,re

The MoRNoSs.-The Washington correspondent. Of
The Boston Post, writing on the 29sh Of November,
says:
- From gentleman just arrived here from Lssysn.
worth, learn that when be left rumor hal reache1
that city, and obtained credence among the officers at
the fort that the Momons had raised forces and bocks
aGsd ell the avenues to Salt Lake City by tae route
tskep by o1r forces that Of Fremont in 1913 in macy
case. rendering the cshors impossible by means Of
rocks and other inpediments Young is the agent OF
Messrs. Russell & Waddell, tbs contractors whose
tra1s were burned ard denies his imputed tcy in
the transaction. lie declares that it not the dssiga
OF The Mormons to shed blood unless provoked to do
go by similar action the part of the Government.
Its believed that they will endeavor to possess them
selves Of the horses mules stores Of tas expedition
in order TO removal early in the Spring. From The
exposed position occupied by the advance, this
viii be a comparatively easy task. unless the army
shall fall back upon Fort Laramie. The War Depart
men, are led TO expect dispatches from Col. Johnst.
on Monday next"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
feual Notifes.

CUPREBIE COURT.-EUGENIAJ J. B. NOR
- RIs plaintiff against EUGENE NORRIS. defsnd.nt-
summons for relisf- (Cou not TO EUGENE hok-
RIS dtendsnt iou hereby 'usmored and 70 an
the complaint IN this action hch viii be kec IN the
Office the Clerk Of the County CT kiosL ~ the CITY Hal In
the City Of BIookyn and copy Of your % the
ree IN the City New York within .weEsy days ser the
service of this exclusive Of the day d such
rycs and II ysu fail the said within the
time soresxe the Plaintiff in this action WI sppy TO the
Court ,eef dsms od-d in compliant -Dsted Noye
Der 6 isS7. SMITH L WOODWARD PlsintiH' At,orreya
The eonpsn in this scon led Il the ofce OF tie CLERK
al the County Of Krg 81 the City Hail IN the City Brook
w. - ~ SMITH WOODWARD,
mis- lswlovw Plaintif' Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

HORRIBLE DEArH,-A correspondent of The Bali.
ssys:
''On Sunday morning, while a son Of Mr. VIM.
Miller, butcher residing BooI sboIo aged ab out
II yesIs wss ricirg pnrply colt the animal became
unmsrsg cable, when the lad was thrown from the
saddle and unfortunately his foot remained 10 one Of
tie strups ard in this condition he was dragged over
so yards when the saddle grth broke and the boy f-
to the ground. He wa. picked up and conveyed %
the residerce Of Mr. VIM Smith, near his parent. res
idsnce, spa the services of Drs D. Smith and w. f
Davis, Of this place were called in the case and
thing that medical aid could suggest was render.
ed for bis relief, but without avail His head and
tOdy were meet sbockDgly lscerated. He died in
sbou, four hours after the melancholy accident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
Gteambcats ano Railroads.

Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
II PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid ana saYsdos
steamer BAY STATE Capt Jewet leaves New. evesy
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDA Al, ct O'clock o N
aDd the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Bny.on. leaves NewfOri
ever MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, At I O'Clock
M from Pier No n r. near the Battery both ,oscbns
.. Newport esch way. .
FREIGHT 70 IL forwarded through with xrest EsyaoA
WV BORDEN. Agent Eos 70 .ri II we,.s..
TIME REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING
i TON. for BOSTON and PRoyIDEScE-Ialand rsose-
the shortest aud direct carrying the Eastern NAL
C VLNDERBIIT Capt w. n. PrsIee in connection with
the STONINGTON and PROVIDENCE ani BOSTON ana
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, leaving HevYofk dsily (Sun.
DAYS excerfsd from Pier No North River whaT above
Battery. psce At o'clock ana Soungton 81 $50 m %
or the arrival Of The mail train which leaves Bos.on "a
The c VANDERBILT from New. Yoyt Mondsy, "Wednesday
and Friday om Stonngton Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday
The COMMODORE from New Yori Tuesday. THURSDAY are
Saturday from storips,on Monday. Wednesday and Faxy
Passens-rs proved from stcrEson rAroal Pruvi.
dence and Boston the Express Mail Tr.ia, SAID
place in advance thoss by other routes and IN
r all the early morning lines Meeting North AID Ess
.urer. n q. pr,C IL remain board the snoy
pisbt. rest ~ di,tuibed br.akf desired AMI leave Stoo.
ius,ou M III. 7.i5 m train or Providence
basrxc master the steamer AMI :ra thsozs
ssch way. -.
steamer or al the FREIGHT 0cs Pier No North Rser 4
the osics No 10 Battery Place. Eovembsr 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

CHARGE AGAINST MIsrsrERs.-T The Eh-abett City
n. c. Democratic Pioneer, in an article on tbs VIZ
gipis Cor ference, in sason at that place, ssys
charge brought az sinst the Rsvs. j. L. Edwards
al Leoridas Rcsser fer indulging in game of ten
pins" at the Virgins Springs dorng the present Sam
mel.
Tie charge was founde dupon the statement made by
ccrrtspoI of The Elisabeth Guy Sentinel pu bish.
ed in that paper time in August. The defendants
plead guilty to the charge, aud while expressing their
regret for the act denied the Intentional commission
OF wrorg, and Iesorted to the game IS healthy aud
harmless exercise. The character of the two gente-
tl.men irculpsted would subjs ct them to the
change of wanfcn disregard Of the oblig atoms and
duties apperiaining to their vocation, aud however n
proper resort to tue bowling alley by Christian un-
good and sufii lent one we might say If allowed
70 express sn opinicr-wes the true one. Msssrs Ed
wards and Rosser pledge themselves from all future
indulgence IN the game complained Of ard th- Confer
ence declined any further action In the pre- misses.
iRichmord Enuuirey
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Gales bp 4uftlsu.

U,s,y b HERS jr , Aucto1ser-By HsETs Moss.
A etIGNEES SALE.-Elegsnt Diamond Jew
"A elry God Watches. te, 90 FRIDAY, Dec. g. ~
,cl,eh II tho No. 81 Ple being tas 'toes
Of Msid.nspe Importer comprising 10 cart eieS,9t
Brs.e. Rrs.. Bre..t pins Isr-ritss stads lie A'o
~ el.b and Swiss Wsthss BY the most e-lebrs,ed nsts
God Jew ely in ges; variety Silver Wsr ko C.AogasN
be rrsdy and goods view e,Ily on morning Of sac
HEKry B. HERTs, J., AuctOn.er-By HssTs MOS.
AT SsleeroOns, No 81 Pine-sf., on fRiDAI,
~ Dec 1t 1o O'Clock. to p,J advances lot o. prim'
Hsysre Csrs German and Do nestle Cigar, Wines Lq lof
Green and Black Teas Sugars Spices Ale Porter NUS ,sp
Csp6-. &c Also aakse Printing Pre-" Two Iron Sss'
kc. Tern essh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
TIVE PEOPLE of the STATE of NETWORK
mis- iswlovW

~ the God free and al
teresied IN The estate Of DANIEL STEAD late Of the City
EewYork deceased creditors Of kin otherwise
send sreens and e.eh Of hereby cited s.t
qured peay Be and appear Surrogate OF the
County New York a. his Office IN the City Of New York. or
the sd day of December next a. eleven o'clock In the fore
noon day. then and there xttend the final settlement
Of the Of proceedings Of Csaes Nay, Fable Ae
Epinstor in tie Cy Of New YoIk, AID Adnnis'rsor Of
the scods chaels and credits Ct s4d deceased In testimony
whereof have caused the seal the oce Of said surote
10 be her,unto affixed witsesx Alexander W. Brad
f. ford ESQUIRE Suosse Of sald County 1t the City
OF New York. the eth dsy " Novsuber In the OF
Lord one thousand eish. hundred aud ffv-.-yen-
w BRADFORD, surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
DENNs VANIA RAILROAD

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE -
Pennsyyans Railroad connects 81 Pittsburgh With rsn
roads and St. Louis Mo- Alton, Gslens aud Chicago
IL Frankfort Lexington and Louisville, XVI Terrs hsats
Madison Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati. Dayton
vprnsfea Belsfon;sips ssndu,fy Toledo Cleveland 70
Enbus Evansville, Mssson and WOos.er Ohio alse VIII
he steam psct. boats from and 70 New oreaa st. L'aA
Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets the East be had OF the sSovs
mentioned places In the West 49,
Passensers will find this the shortest moH expeditions sae
com fort abe route between the East and Wet
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOUn
FROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN u H0URa
Pare "a low any other Route.
Ss- hand bills In the hotels OF TILE city.
Ylrousn Tickefs further information be had 1t n
sshpe Of the Pennsylvania RAILROAD,
Nc. Aston House, Broadway,
J, L. ELLIOTT Axrxt
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professional Notifies.

A NEW and great invention IN the construction
"A dATM0sPhhRiCfkEssU Plates for ARTIFI-
need one can ei.e-,n The sr.s. Of th.
mouth BE- epensed wi ard 1t Oh. time Of
sktessn iLees.et II really worth tn. attention those
Brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
Me0irdI.

Glands SARSAPARILLA-For purifying the
- blood This IL purely vegetable extract IL cantsus
powerful gastric drag debse the system mineral poison
10 piure the been by this
preparation and tens of may restored heath
Is Prepared and sold by A. B. ID. SANDS Drasgss'
No. 100 Fultsn.s st., New. York.
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TIME REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONIN


Ii Der IS ISsr frsins wu leave Chanbrr sta,iea il
IraeA Tisin !. Albany rsseDsei rrta ii:s0. q; 70.
Sing Sing Gas "a and p for Poushkeep,is L. 81 end
$50 m; for Pesissi SIS p. N he Polsht PesI
sh sad sing sns Tns .,os 81 As way ..soo. Pss:assn
os ksv Yesk leave Troy 80 ani i2:S sai SIS q
EAA Albany 4 i ana 8: S . n sad snd e1
4. y. sAfrH Suecd2ssaAsnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
ByA. N. hkEwIs, A1csisneer
OY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.~1rsde-Ssl

~ KOOU6 NO. an f0W
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. as o'c'o;t.
BOOKskLLER5 STOCK. consisting 81 Geet v.ii.y o.
Standard and scesDeo1s BOOKS recently selest.d .o
for City retail store incOt Tlurs.ed ~orss u rieA
ss Be- 4. and many Catholic publication. :. In god order
editions Ais, a..ortuent Of Ss2- sn
tionefy including writing Papers, Blank Books fo1s feD
Pencils 1c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

The officer who pulled Gen. Jacksons nose in pub.
lie when be was Pre- sdept, has been appointed by the
prtsert Administration Superintendent of the Arena
q, Washington. Thus modern Democracy not ouly
insufs the memory Of the old hero by adopting the
principles OF his enemies, but BY warming with place
the hand that struck him. lSprirgfeld Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
ofthe County Of York notss hereby givee TO - pc
hsviss ssirs against NATHAN BANGS ia late OF the
City HsvYosk deeesssd to present he with vouchers
sseal the ssbserss1. It A Office, No y wd.@ ssres
u the City Of kewYork befoss The fourth day Of AafoA
se.t- DGtel NswFak. tie 6rA DAY Of sspssntss is1
= tswenW FRANCIS n. BAN0J AdudnlsseNtH.
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Hlatbinerp, &f

ERICSSON's CALORIC ENGINE.-The Sub
~ scries agent for the Pstenee has The Of IN
fonirg the pubic that tAis remarkable M6TlVk ENGINE
REQUIRING NO WATER, ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM
DANCER OF EXPLOSION, EXTREMELY ECONOMICAL
IN FUEL, aud requiring engineering attendance HAS
JUST kEEN PERFECTED. Az this Engine is OF universal
applicability lite motive being atmospheric air. bus few
Of the Tor which suitable need be enumerated
yi,; WORKING SHIPS PUMPS AND HOSTING GE Ar
FOR LOADING AND UNLOADING CARGO; WORKING
PUMPS FOR SUPPLYING VILLAGES WITH WATER,
AND f0R PURPOSES OF IRRIGATION WORKING
FOR THE VARIOUS OPERATIONS OF THE FARM
YARD SAVING WOOD FILLING CISTERNS. he. for
yztvate estsbhshueats; DRIVING MILLS FOR GRINDING
COFFEE AND OTHER SPICES; WORKING HOSTING
GEAR FOR WAREHOUSES 10 Coppersmiths. potters,
wcodtanes and similar artisans who cannot afford 10 employ
ensn and steam snss win not only find in the CALOR
&c ENGINE ready instrument do tker drudgery but also
that while may be le without attend for hours will
VAIN their workshops and cook their food at the time that
sappes motive power mineral GOAL wood peat charcoal
beioe ell suitable for fuel.
Ter fins cerns Of private houses 10 cities gas burner
protoees sufficient heat for actusng the engine The sub
scoer ready To execute orders forthwith. and will be Glad
afford all te2uisite information the subject
JOHN b. kIrCHING No 81 William ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
T7HE PEOPLE of the STATE of NRW.YORK

l. by the Grace Of God Free and Independent-To all
Interested in the Estate Of JOHANNES MADSDEN late
OF Denmark deceased creditors of kn oth-rgss,
greeting You aud each Of you hereby cited ami
CURED 70 be ana appear before Sor o. the
the I'D day of December next at O'Clock in the renoS Of
then and there to ssnd the n settle ~ the
account proceedings of CHI ARLE5 A MAY Public Admin
istraor in the City of New York. and Administrator of the
goods chs,tels and credits Of said deceased.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal of office d
said 5urrosste TO be hereuu,o sihxet Witness
L. Alexander w Bradford esquire. Surrogate of sll
County at the City Of New York the 2fh lay Of No.
yember in year Of Lord THOUSAND eht hundred
snc fifty seven. A. w. BRADFORD SurrVgs:s.
ms lay6wW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
Gopartnrrsbip Notices.

N0TICE.-The CopartnershiP heretofore existing
TADORo, under the firm Of Y. F0NrAINE 4 Co Wa,
this day dissolved BY mutual consent AL liabilities Of the arm
will be settled By either party-N.wYork Nov n 1857
FELIX q FONTAINE
JOSEPH CRtsTADORo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
miscellaneous.

NOTICE.-H. BURRELL & Co., have RE-
N MOVED from No Is Fronts to thelr Store, No. q
feslis. aud No Sc Wster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA u. 8.
MAIL LINE The splendid steamship FLORIDA Capt.
I,aac Crovel will leave for SAVANNAH On WEDNESDAY,,
Dec from pier No n. r., at O'Clock Bulls Of sdir
signed only on board For freight OF pa"se apply %
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL No Is Broadway.
The steamtbirsALABAMA Capt q. r. Schenck viii
coed the above and leave SATURDAY, Dec. 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

HETRY B. HERTs il, Aucioneer-By HERT. MOSS:
WILL sell on THURSDAY, Dec. 3, st l03
w O'Clock. at the ssleuocfns, No. 5. Pinest -.
large .tocL Of nsdevp comprising elegant Mink Mgtsn
Eine River Mink Mountain Msrtep. Russia Fitch Siberian
Squirrel and other Clocks Cspes TSpet: Nctone IsS.
Mufs Cuffs lot OF Gentemens Gloves ni1f-
Gers Cos,s Caps Sleigh and Lap Robes, &c
Goods on view and ready "Wednesday I'd Inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

T'HE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NETWORK
BY the Grsoe Of God and independent To all per
SOUS interested in the Estate Of MANUEL SILVA late Of
Faye Azores Islands deceased creditors CT kin
otherwise send erecting You and each Of you hereby
cited required personally be appear he Ser
rogse County Of New York his Office in the City Of
NewYork the 25d day of December next Ct eleven O'Clock
In the forenoon that day then and there the n
settlement of the count Of proceedings Of Charles May
Public Aduinsaor In the City Of New York and Admins
goods chss credits Of ssd Ia .es
oDy whereof have caused the seal Of Office of said surro
cate 20 be hereunto affixed Witness Alex ander w
H. Bradford esquire Surosse of said County ct the
CITY OF York Path day of November In the year
Of eur Iotd hand red and fifty
uoy25 iaw6wW A. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
TVVF PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW. YORK

by III. sace God free and indie pndeut-To al persons
inter.st-d u of RoSANNA CSDERHiLL late OF
the ci,y of deeeased creditors ne II n hn OF
beyxi.e send citing You aud esh Of hereby cited
and required personally 70 be and Poe before oar sast.e
YotL on the sd Of December II 1t eleven O'Clock In hs
that day then and there TO attend the ma 's
n-pt a the sccount Of proceedings Of Charles MAY
Public Admin In the City of New York Adnnis.rs
tor Of the Goods chse sud credits OF said deceased "a te
osy hereof We csrsed the seal Of oes Of said sIrfo
sa.. 20 be hereto liked Witness Alexander W. bfedi
esquire Su rosate Of our sHd County o. the City Of
f. NewYork d,y Of November In the year OF our
! Lord or Q thousand eight hundred aud ht,y's.ven
,as ,.-svW W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
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ALERT Il. NIcoLAY. Aao:ione.r:

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer-Ohce No. IS Wslst.
DEGULAR SALE of STOCKS and BONDS,
III THIS DAY 12 O'Clock, at tie Merchant Exch.nge
comprising FiremeD Grocers Arctic Republic Metr9Rotan
meps and Leather Manufacturer Bsnk American and Foreign
Iron Pavement Co.. New York and Virginia steamship 20 sno
other Securities 80
REGULAR sALEs-w Wednesdays and Saturdays ..,,
Rnsiues. Paper also told at Auction lkS0ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

TNHE PEOPLE Of the STATE OF NEV-1Uhh,
by the Grace Of God Free and Indepei al per
,or, in the Estste Of ANNE GIBSON late OF tae
CITY OF New York deceased, Creditors next OF km OF
send greeting You and each Of are hereby ced
and REQUIRED perns and sppesr before Surrogate
OF the CogIty Of New York at his Office i7 the cry o. New
York the sd day Of December mex. . eeyep ~. sO. .a
inert thu account q preceding: Of Charlie. May r9ec
Adm illustrator In the City New York Administrator OF the
rod. chstes aud credits of said deceased In testimony
Whereof we have OF Office Of said Surrogate 20
b, tereuno affixed Witness Alexander w sdord esquire
SUR gate said county at the City OF NeF YORK
H. the day OF November In the year OF our LORD Que
thousand eight hundte ed and fifty seven
n2s1sw6wW A. w. BRA OFORD, Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

TNHE PEOPLE OF tuo taLh vi NrW - YIN,
v the Grace and Independent To al p.rs'ns
nte,ested in the estate Of WILLIAM HENDERSON, late
Of Panama deceased CREDITOR next OF kin OF otherwise
&c, and each Of hereby cited and re-
oued personsy be and before Saoase OF the
County New York his office In the City OF New YORK. on
the d dAy Of December at II O'Clock IN the oreno OF
that dsy then there attend The hna settlement 81 the
sccount of proceedings Of Charles May Public Admin
stcr in the City New and Administrator Of the
sood edits of said dc ,essed In testimony where
Of have the Of Of ad Surrogate 10 be here
unto xed With ess Alexander w Bradford. ire
H. ST Surrogate of said County ct the City OF New YORK.
III. s4h day Of November in the year Of our Lord
thousand eight hundred and fifty seven. A WBRADs0RD.
lsw6wW Surrogate.
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NEW WIDE-GAgGE ROUTE from NEW y 7.

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW-
IN YORK 70 RoCHEsTER--The ROCHESTER and GEN
ESEE VALLEY RAILROAD Is open. sEd. In connection
With the Buffalo, Corning and New.YoIi and and
Railroad direct route from New York 10 Roehestsr
The drecnes Of this route together with the superior
fort afforded by the wide renders BY far the most desrs
bic between the above named cties.
Tickets be procured the New York and Erie Railroad
Ticket Oce of Dusnes and No. 1873 Broadway also IL
Jersey City. Baggage checked through
Fghs will be transported between New York and Roehes
with dspateh Any information desired in regard thereto
BIZ calling the Ere ight Agent of the
NswYoIL and Erie RalIcsd Erie Buldnz' or g. TAPPAN
Express Freight AGENT. No 1873 Broadway.
No tr1ns on tho Buffalo Corning and New York Railroad
arnday. J. A. REDFIELD Superintendent
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DE rEOf LIZ ., VIC y ls..oa.n, r. An n.,son.
I'M, r-:ted in .bs estats Of BARTHOLOMEW BOURkE Tor
late Of City Of NewYok decssed . creditor.
merit OF hin or oherwse greeting You aud each OF you
aye hereby cited required personally be and appear ees
cur Surrogate of the County Of New Yok bis Office In the
O'clock the forenoon day then and there 20 the
fns Of the Of Carries
the goods chses and credits OF said deceased
In testimony whereof have csued the seal OF OH e 81 snd
Snrrcsue 10 be nrreunto Affixed Wines Alexander w Bad
ford esquire surosse Of our said county Al tne Wy OF
f. York the 18th day OF November Ia the year oil our
Lord ore the usand eight hundred and 6fty seven
70, ,.vsxW A. W. BRADFORD Sarosats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

JoHs LLOYD. Auctioneer.-
John LLOYD & son will SELL at PUBLIC
u AUCTION, At the
corner Of stb s,d 18th THURSDAY, DC 1871 !"
Il O'Clock M by order Of the ....,,,,ovros
BOARD or CENTRAL PARK C0MMssloSERs
those which reserved BY the COnIoners for de'cnP'
ton Of which cstal cues
TERMS, CASH
AL buildings be removed before the s day OF December
1851 OF forfeited ,
can be had Of the AuconeeS the Office OF the Cons
soners Bank Of Commerce and the WS.tah House I'VE
4, :. prsyious 10 the sale JOHN LLOYD l. SON
(eet No Is Nassau Ct, Comm N sesh Buildings