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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21

CLUE OBTAINED or TIE WHEREABOUTS OF MRS.
UARTUsG WHO MURDERED HER HCsBAsD.-We are
reliably informed that Mary HsrtuDg, the young Ger.
man woman who poisoned Der husband for the sake ~
lover in this city, several weeks ago. ana or whose
ares. and conviction the Governor hes offered re-
ward II $500 was in Ho5oken last Sunday We are
told that che had been stopping for some days al the
times sbseptipg herself for day which occasions
sbe in the habit Of walking mes into the woods
back Of Hoboken. Sac was living under an alas and
the German family not aware until last sunday,
OF her true name ana chsrscter. After making the
scovery the German, instead VI srrestLg her, went
IN sea, ch OF policeman When sosent, her suspicious
were aroused and decsmped instantly taking the
much reason 10 bsheve il 10 be strictly correct, she
capDo. sude the vigilance of the police much longer
Her psramour viii. no doubt oe indicted IS accessory
before the fact Albany Argus.
AGRICULTURAL TIXABLE PROPERTY N NiRGiSiA.
Mir Paxton says The FrcGcrIcks5grg Herald, who
esssyed in vain in the Virgins Legislature 20 cs-ry
ont Gov Wise's Tax on The oyster fUncuD presented
the following facts IS collected from the OF 1853:
About IL eco GOO bushels Of whes. were produced in
this State Ii We allow that one-thid used ic the
State for bread and seed and that the tsotbi:ds de-
Hyered in market cold 81 % per bushe the value
Of the crop would be about ~ COO go. In the same
wear the tobscco crop OF the state was estimated st
Is coo OCO pounds which st eight cents per pound,
would be worth seou, s. coo, Geo. II we suppose the
value Of the tobacco crop was doubled by the guam
tty manufactured the total value OF wheat and To-
hscco delivered in ms,ket would be WoO0J.
These staples constitute the bulk Of our exports sod
tai and labor Of the State are employed Our lands are
assessed OF 1870 900 Co., and our slaves at Do each
are worth tl20, O00, oQo, making their tatA vauee
nea,Iv AGO 200 COO
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AIMED Themselves. Several a.nhus.. tool pl.,s ,na

armed themselves. Several discharges took place, snd
Teodoro Garcia, coming 70 the door. excls ming IN
Spanish that they were killing bis boys, was shot
through the head end died instantly. TIE pro, father
hast Lg the protection OF his sons slso. The
lstter ieLded Themselves "a long as their anmuni-
III lasted and then fed The other party also hur-
Iedy sbsne oned the piece, one Of them dropping his
hSt, which left behind.
Il is supposed that the killing Of the old Garcia
was rot premeoitsed. The other victims are ssid 10
have been horse thieves. OF their guilt or innocence
re know nothing but thor execution il the manner
Le crbed violation o. the laws Of God aud
The Ledger leans that the widow OF Huizsr, who
wa executed by TIE nckers is dead. Sac was
quite young woman. ana left three children, one Of
them an infant Elk weeks cd.
Tie Lefccr has the following letter dated Fort
Davis Texas, May ~
q, tleright Of the 18Th three soldiers belonging 70
the mounted party ceserted, stole three horses With
TIER equipments, and also took seven Of Colts dri
coon pistols; next mOnr . p soon ga tie mater
discovered, Lent. Hazen who L in comns5d Of the
mounted party left here with shl foi Pfesiiio del
Norta and in n hours he reached the river, which e.
believe, distance Of CO miles, bat could not di,
cover the sghtest trail Of the of nders who, !, would
appear, took some other road.
While Lieut. HaZen and party were avsy, as i.
would hsppen, party OF Indians took advantage OF
hia sbseI &c, cad cane to the ranch OF M ID -wson
wtefe they tlld 20 stampede soma mu ca, but suH-
ceeded only in driving one off, The commanding Off
Ger immediately dispatched small party mounted on
mules IN pursuit of them, but b no purpose.
EAgain, en- the I'd another patty of seven lndian'
II believe Apaches discovered quite close 10 the
port, proving about to see what advantage they
might get, but as soon as their proceedings were
known, Lieut.. Hazen started with party Of ten
and the guide 70 pursuit Of them he IS still out
srd is a man Of such energy that believe if ne fad
the slightest trace of Them he will not give mp the
chase while men or horses stand. SUPPOSE you have
tesId before this that number OF horses hat been
at present very troublesome in this part OF the
country, and If tney do Lot ge. good whipping
they Will overrun the whole country.
some hail falling as large as mems eggs and there have
been several showers since to whten the mount axis,
but lot quite so as the first.
Mr. Hale il in here from Del Norte. He gives fine
accounts Of the corn and wheat crops the Rio
Grapdc
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OF them but hsd not returned. hope they have bssn
picked up by some vessel. AZ the msil will leave
here soon, have not tune 70 write the fa particulars
nor 10 rote any protest b1. will attend to these 81
early a. possible. l cannot close, however without
expressing my heartfelt tAsnks to CAPT. Parker for
bis kii dDess TO my companions AMI myself while we
were On board biz vessel
Yours truly, ALBERT IL DUNBAR
During the same eyclore in which the Albert
Franklin wss lost, the British bark Amherst vas badly
damsge the British ship Lsbuan went down q, her
anchors OF Dshousie ard all hands bu. seven natives
psrished. The Hamburg ship Siogspore also wert
down st her anchors the place and the B it.
ish laik Jsue WA driven ashore. Toe hurrcsne sss
terrific While il lasted bat several ships, aud sn0p-
them the JUG ge Shaw, not within ils influence,
ard consequently experienced little lose though almost
within a ut Of oIs another. Boston Traveller.
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FROM TEXAS.

The So. z.togto L,2ger Of the 5th NET. gives re
annexed account Of the proceedings o! Fsrfy CT
lypchers:
We sIe informed ms. OF Saturday night l.,, g.
about l0l oclock, party OF armed men, supposed %
be about thirty in number, disguised IN black ana
white masks suddenly made their appearance a. me
Mission OF San Jose dis .sn four miles from San Anto-
Mo- In from. OF one Of the houses IN the Mssion
.quaIe two were sleeping 10 the open ar, Is Is
customary q; this season. Tnese men-Fehpe Lopez
and Ncanor Urdiales, were tsken into custody ~
the in;ruders ard third, Pablo Lopgoris, hearing
noise and csniDg 70 the door, was also seized. por-
for Francisco HuZsr liz this house lsy the corpse OF
child, but q short time dead, watched py some
women.
Al first Huizar could not be found but or one OF
the party striking light he was discovered hiding IN
TIE chimney. He ~ss brough: out and Paced win
the rest. Aler asking some questions, and leaving
guard prevent their being followed the party, WITH
their prisoners in charge left the Mission. Proceed
irg distance they halted srd there II the morn-
ing the bodies Of the four whose rsnes We hsvs
mentioned were discovered hanging, two OF them
upon one tree ard two upon smother. Taree Of these
men are stated - have only recently returned tom
the Peni,entiary the fourth, Nieauor urdise' said
70 have belonged to Laredo and hsd not long been
resident at the Misaion.
TIE horrors OF the hight were not yet ended: The
pssty directed their course 70 the Mission OF Espsaa
distant abou, FIVE niles from San Jose. On .neE a.
rival, they knocked At TIE door Of Rafael Menchaea
y Lesl. and, rousirg him from his sleep, asked MN
where the Gsrcias lived. Not moving the purpof. OF
the visit, MeDchacs pointed TO house close BY Inc
house belonged 10 On old named Teodcro 0arcis,
and on the outside Of .twc Of his sons were ssieep
Reused BY the ciaDor, the ycrrg men ssaFssd op al
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CI1pREME COuRT-LOHN JAY. Receiver Of |

CUPREME COURTROOM JAY, ReceiveT of
the Mechanics Fire Insurance Company Of L~ Gty 81 Neg
Yo,L .s.i... WILLIAM IL. DB ohOOF ana ALtCc II I,s
wife Theodore De Grco and Emma his wife, James b.
Nsu.y Charles Burial Eliza Ware sdmnistrAf aud Charles
Arnsby tdmpistTs,or Of John T. Ware eecen Geoisro
s,k, and Wilson G. dscToe Of sss rasden
the sboveeBed seton " special term Of ne Supreme Cou
hsld City Of NswYo-k the Sst Of Ocober 1897 me
decree named gill s at public Anetiop a. he
hsn Excbanls in New York Cry the 10; day Of july
1853 oclck Of hat day the following des rbei
md via All hst c.tair o piece parcel OF
land situate, and beng Ia The Twelfth on WNd Of said
civ bur ded described follows viz Beginning point
on TIE soubsy side Of oneh nded .ndfOiy second ct dis
tam four hundred touheJ from tba togh eEseTy corner
Of dred ar yseeondst and E,eventhsv running
thence soutbery line parallel With snd avenue 20 he center
Ee Of the bloch One blndied and Oty rs:s aud
One hundred and forty hence along sad center Inc
,,.tey hundred feet hence soa.heiy IN ice Parallel
with ,.S Eleventh until inter the noTthery hne Of
the Bios Road tsepos pohery along said Doe o. he
Road until teIsects the southeIiy line OF One-
yteconds thence westerly along the soatheiy
lin. Of One hundred ard forty seconds 70 .he psce Of oego
sing Terms mace Known ~ ,oe 1as OF or ~
lsbe hOMhh IL SiUahI, his;es:;
CHARLES T. WHITEHEAD Attorney. Ito 2iwSwrsSM
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pENNsYLvANIA ROAD.

-. "aNIsNI NVLf TIE
TIE feonsyv-n Railroad at Pittsburgh with is-
ness TO sne fron 81 Louis Mo- Gsps and Chicago H.
gsssht kspgon and Louisville KY iT.us Bsute, hsdisos'
letsJeI'. and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton spIrs
Ecd Bsnei9neme ssIdashy Toledo, cleveland Columbus
zp~svie Mason and Wooster Ohio; also with the
y.sas boats from and 70 ST. Louis Louisville and
tzne.nnsu
Through the Eas, can be hae he
koced places In The West.
PASSENGER will find this The shortest mos sxpedous suA
eoznfatsble route between the East and West
FROM NEW YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 30 HOuRa
Prom EEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN So HOURS
FROM NEW YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN ~ HOURG
Haxe - low my other route
Rse kapdtiis 10 the hotels Of tbs city.
THROUGH Tehes further information may be 1t The
sGss of The PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD,
Nc. 2 Aston III use Broadway.
Jssssy ), I@s. J. l. LLIOII, Asena
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN u58 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT la5a

Commencing May 81 1858.
Pnseneer Station In Newfork, corner 2h-st and zhsv
eatTance 9Th Vt. - ...
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.
For New. Haven ga IN. lex 12:45 S45, 4:0 ex) and
$50 D. ~ For egeport, = M (exl i245 S:45 4;D Tex
snd $50 For Milford srHtford Fairfield southport and
Westport IN. l2:4i 345 and $50 p For Norwek,
ss NJ Y A. S:45 42O (oz AS 5SO $50 IN For Darien
snd Greenwich, l2:45 S45 AS $50 $50 m fof
|fanford T. tex n. l245 3:45, 4:s0 lex 4:41 oS
$50 p FoI Port Chester and intermediate Stations. T.
N. 1245, S:45 4:ia $3.50 6:SI p m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston sa NJ lex lS p M (e%( For Hartford ana
sprir efed (ex 4ao M lex FOR Connecticut RIVER
Rsiresd 10 Montreal a. lex and 42O m (ex 70 North
smpon. FOR Canal RalIoss Northampton, IN lex and
I2;i5 o. No. For Housatonic Railroad 8 - H., % For
Eapsa,uek Railroad, l24b 3:45 For Danbufy and
'''' 49, ''''''N' JAMES Il. HOYT Superintendent.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COMP ANY=SuMMER ARRANGEMENT

Common cling MONDAY May II, 1853
Yrans leave Depot conner White and Centre NewYork Il
Sis D m white Plains Train stopping a. all Stations
Trains leave Depot Of 2hst and 4hsv, NewYork a
e:N Williams bridge, train, stopping ~ all Sstons
s.Se NAL train stopping 9; Wiliamsbidse aud al SA
TORS north
ni0oA m. Wiiainsb trsn stopping at sp Stations
uISo g. M White Plains train, stopping at al Stations
ESQ p no. .Wilhambrdge train, stopping at ell Stations
4Oe p m White Plains .Tsin stopping at all Stations
500 Dover Plains train, stopping .. al saEeIs stovs
Wiliamsbri5ge.
$40 - White Plains train stopping 4: all Stations
$50 p M. Wbh&msbTdse trsn. stOppiOs n all StaconA
RErURSnS-Lesve Chatham Four Coners
1850 NAL train stopping at WilfAmsbdge Whe ,tia
and ell Stations north
VIM j CAMPBELL Superintendent
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CUPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver of
- Mechanics Fire Insurance Company OF the CITY q New
York sssinst WILLIAM H. DE GROOT and ALICE r.; his n,
wife. JANIS b. MURRAY. CHARLES BURR GEORGE
OPDYKE aid WILSON O. HUNr-ForeelSs'rs sae.f ln:
suant TO udsmen Of SALE made In the sboyeened
s,HoD Special Term of the Supreme Court held in New;
City Oct 81 1857 l. the Ref rec in sao order named Will
sell ct pablo auction Merchants Exchange III New York
City on the l dsy Of July 1852 Il o'clock of that day.
the following opey mentioned and described In said decee
viz All that 0t piece parcel Of land situate yug and
beir the Ninth Ward Of the City Of being part OF
the land ey belonging TO the rector ana yes
ymen Of Trinity Church commonly called the Church Farm
sr the Of such part thereof As hes n The
block lie and Morton streets east Of Hudson street.
by the letter and bounded follows TO wit Beginning
point on the nohery side Of LIE Roy street distant three hun
dred and forty and FIVE ches eastward from the corner
formed the eaery side of Hudson street ard nchery side
Of ming northery and parallel 20 Hud
son street the esstey side Of lot said map one hun
dr.d feet lines Of said block between lie Roy and
Morton thence eaSery along the said center hne parallel
10 Roy eighteen f ten inches - the eas'ey bona
dary the Church Form thence along the same
Thirteen thence ouhery along TIE LANDS ocu
pi.d by Lutheran Church aud parallel to sdson
ttGte fix inches 10 LIE Roy street. ana henee
westerly along norbey side of LIE Roy stree tweutywo
the place OF BEGINNING Terms made knoWa On
the day of tae.-New- York, Jane 10, 1853
" W HOMER II. STUART, Referee.
CHARLES WHITEHEAD, Attorney.
&c HALLIDAY kuctoneer jl0 ThkMlswSw
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Mf6nal.

SANDS' SARSAPARILLA. - GENUINE -
- This lorr eshisbed and popnr remedy ~ pIf The
blood and The Of ceI0us and erayye dso msy BE-
taken a. tbs 4 the year with sauAy effect by
ene Nc ctapge Of diet nece'sy Prepared and sold By A. b..
SANDS, Drussists Na lc Fulton It New York.
VNnE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE DIR. 6. p.
Il TOWNsFND'S SARSAPARILLA, whole sale and Re AL
Depot, No 2I Broadway consr Fdi.on Ofce No. oppo.
site St Psuls Church Ns~York
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NJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-F0r PHLLA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and VEST via JERSEY
aud Express lines eGye New York al and No.
and and m fare sS Through Tioke:s sold oI Ctcnnsti
and the West and for Bsltmoge Wssningon Nolo,A &C
ma a ,eush hass.se rhaohed Washington IN N sod p
trains. }. w. NOOOhtFf, ASSES AMI Sul" ,sd :, -.
No baggage will be received for any tram AAe
cd In advance OF she cme OF saVne
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURr-County Of
IN New York FRANCIS A. ESrY plaintiff, against FRED
FRICK UFNNELL defendant. S1uncn for demand
oo-tract-(CoIn 10 the defendant. FREDERICK
IENNFL You hereby summoned and required 70 answer
complaint this action witch filed in the Office OF the
Cel Of the CITY County Of New York his ohce in the
CITY Hs in said city 2pt day q May 1885, and 10
copy Of your to the said complaint On mo subscriber at
his ncc No 81 Wall street in the city Of EewYork within
twenty after the service OF this on you exclusive
Of of such service and fail TO answer the said
complaint within the resa the plaintiff in this action
will judgement against you for the Of seven hundred
and dollars and twenty cents with intcres; from
the 6h day October thousand eight hundred and atty
ty beside the Of this action Dated April "A 1858
JAMES b. SlLKMAN, Plsiaiil' Attorney,
m24 law6wM No. "a WALst!eet
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CUPRENE COURT, KINGS COUNTY
- ELIZA NJ McCULLOCH against REUBEN BOWLER,
George Harris, William Baker Lease L. Wilcox aud hrs WE
john w Wilcox ana hs Wfs William K Stafford T. j. Shinn,
james North Seth H. North john Phyfr, Ezra Gould aud
Stephen D. Gorld-Summons for r. lief Com not served y
EZRA GOULD and STEPIlEN d. GOULD: You are
hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint IN
this action which will fled in the Office of the Clerk OF the
County Kings at the City Hall in the City Of BROOKLYN and
to the said complaint on he sub
serbers a. their Office No Al Wall street In Il City Of New
Yok within twenty days after the service Of his summers on
Won exclusive the day Of such service and you fail 70
answer the complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff
in will sppy 20 tie Court for the reef demanded 10
the congratulated May c, 1853 -
BRAINARD L RICE, Plaintiffs Attorney
No 81 Wal-st., New York.
Tie complaint in this action flied IN the Kings County
Clerks Office the 7th day Of May, S5S.-Msy Is, 1889
MI law6wM BRAINARD RICE, Plaintiff S Attorneys.
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IN ARD UPJoHN, RICHARD N: UPJoHN aud CHARLES
BABCOCK against n Y. HO0G-SGmmons for money de-
msDd On ooni4set-(Co served To the Defendant
sbovsnsmed You hereby summoned AID reqaifed
TO snswer complaint In this action which win be filed
IN the Office Of The Clerk of the City and County Of
the City Hall In tho City of New York, ana
TO servo copy Of your 10 the said complaint
the subscrbcr their Office. No Ill Broadway, in the City
KeYor within twenty days after the service OF THIS Gum
mons yon exclusive Of the day Of such seTScc and II
fail the said complaint within the time aforesaid, tbs
Plaintiffs this scsn will take judgment against for the
eventy dollars with Interest from the thiteth day Of
March 1853 the OF this sctionDated New YORK.
March 50, 1853. BARNEY, HUMPHREY q 81 ILEh,
plaintiffs Attorneys.
The compliant 10 TIE sloyeenled action filed IN the
Office the Clerk Of the City and County Of aforesaid
the 18Th day ol May 1913. ., - mn
BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
myl7 lswfwM Plaintiff Attorneys.
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accommodate the peasure-trsvel
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after MONDAY May TO- 1859, and until further
oe Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duanet a. foi
lows, viz:
DUHKTRK EXPRESS at m, for Dunkirk and principal In.
termediaie Stations.
NAIL TRAIN m for Dnkrk aud Buffalo and nteune-
diafe Stations
ROCKIAND PASSENGER at Sp. m. from foot Chsmberss,
via Piermont for Suhems and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER at p m for buTsh, Mddietown aud
Intern ediste Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS at 5 D. m for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
The above Trims run daily Sundays excepted
These Express Trains connect AZ Emra with the tamrS
Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara fails al
Bshlnton with the Syracuse and Binghsmon Railroad fof
Byrseuse Corning with the Buffalo. Corning aud New
Great Bend with the Delaware
Western Rsilr ad and f Scranton at Hornes
yils nh New York City Railroad, for B1haio
Al Buao DuDkrk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleys
{nod CINCINNATI, Toledo, Detroit, chi ago, &c .
81 HEADLEY, Assistant President.
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Wuter Tnre.

nR. T.. j. LOWENTHAL's WATER. CURE and
~ GYHsAsIUH-Bersen Hights H~v-Jersey; 10 minute
from either the Hoboisn Jesy City ferry BY regular
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Il DAWSON Surrogate o The County 'f Kings, Notice
hereby given law 70 oil having claims
against SIIAS HORTON, late of III, City Of Brooklyn, d.
ceased thst they are required exhibit tie with the
vouchers thereof the Subscribers the Executors at thu resi-
deuce Of NATHANIEL CONKLING, in tie own OF waikiki
Crsng. County before the 18th day Of July next
Dated Jan g. 1855.
NATHANIEL CONKLTNG, v..,
Ill law6mM' BENJAMIN II. HORTON. ) NA''-''''
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CENTRGL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY-

~ Connecting Of New Hampton with the Delaware, Lacks
and Western Railroad AID at Esston with the Lehgh
Valley Railrosd.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing April %. la9-
Lave EeYoIk for Esston and Intermediate places from Pies,
No North River at u ~ 70 m and for S)Ineryils
ky above trains, and al $3.50 p m. .
The above trains connect AZ Elizabeth trains the New
JcYsey Railroad which leave New York from the foot Of Court
IxBdt-st at u ard l2a. m, and 4 and p. N.
Passenear for The Delaware Isckav aud Western Raj
road will leave ut u ony For Leeh Valley Railroad ii
"a a No. and u 4. JOHN q. Stems Superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
the County Of New York notice h hersby given 70 all
h3ys claims against GEORGE CRANNA late Of the City
f@sWs deceased, present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber his store No 12 shav in the City
OF NewYok, before the 18th day Of July next-Datsd
isil 1swsmM ABRAHAM j. POST, E,eoutor.
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hCled fessenSer ffeisht Screw
IRON CITY, J. p. Turner, Master.
MINERAL ROCK J. P. Ryder, Master.
DEN TAYLOR, Geo Ia Stone, Master.
EGtns three boats leaving Cleveland every week through the
TIE make The round tip In eight days Rooms .s
any OF the Trips can be secured by addressing
hUSSEY x MCBRIDE,
Forwarding And CoIoinsSon MeTchsnts
Cleveland OHIO.
~ MARI al Packages "C Care OF Hussey Mcbride CieT"
md q"
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Tong ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY

- The SprDg Arrangement to let Of May and
continue July when additional trains will DO put
accommodate the peasure-trsvel
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Ecaal Notitee.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the Comfy of NeVYork notice IL hereby given al
uons having claims azsns JOHN AVERY lafe Of Bridge
port Connecticut formerly Of tie City Of New YORK deceased
10 present vouchers thereof the ussib- AZ
Lis place OF busine, No Us 10 the City 81 New
YORK before the second day If October next
Dated N. York the ssyenfeeuth dsy If Apnl le5a.
sp glsvemH WALTER T. AVERY. Executor.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New Yot Notice h hereby given 70 ali
hsvls claims against STEPHEN A. DENNIS, late Of tie
CITY Of New Yok Jcelsr deceased present the with
vouchers Thereof tho Subscribers the Office Of MERRILL
FITCH ALLIN No II John. in thu City Of New York
Of before dag Of July nexDsted New York the u day
Of I,nssry 1875 RETis n fqrTW E1ecrto
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lake SUP RIOR .-I858,

LEAVING cLEvELIEp TsTH.
YHUhEDAY. Apn, T. MONDAY, April 49,
MONDAY, Mays THURSDAY, Apr29
THURSDAY, May 49, MONDAY, May 10.
MOHDAY May r. THURSDAY, Nay %.
THURSDAY June 8. MONDAY, May 81.
MONDAY June "a. THURSDAY June 10
THURSDAY. June a MONDAY, June2
MONDAY July 8. THURSDAY, July l.
THURSDAY, JOY IS. MONDAY, July Il
MONDAY July b. THURSDAY jay "a
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