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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11

UCTION NOTICE.-A family wishing 10
~ avoid suction. will s PRIVATE SALE tbs Pa lof
and Chamber Furniture wicl resy gfrl. baFgail
To- oa,h rosewood Psilor suite. ar coverings elegantly
carved -"ood Ps9o seven oa"e; sgp-rby sved 'o'a~od
Becttssd Bureaus Sc Carpes End general variety o. r''
useful gente bouseteeler Cal convenience. ir thee
dsy, 81 No 20 West 92d--i beta sh soi 9Th
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NSYLVANIA RAILROAD

L The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE corrrscins TIE Atlanta
kies With Western Nohwee aud South States
b. continuous Railway direct This Road also q
Htsoursh With dy lines o. steamers 70 al ports the West
Rivers and ct Cleveland snd s.nd.ky With the
eli the Northwestern Lss-snstnz the nost direct
ssp ssd reabe route By which gREI3dY BE- forwarded
20 and from. the Gf-st Wet
aATE3 BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PIrrs8yRoY.
Sssr Cl."-Bcss she-s Hat: aud C.p- Booss u cent.
cry Goods t.r boxes, e.es and t.unks), Drug ,eo
On boxes snd b~ie.), Y-slr-fs Rufs ss.......) w -
sxcoxD CLASs-Dolzess.c Ssssttnx. shifting and
fckins lin nsl bel-s Duss lin cssksl hard 50 oents
Isethsf i'm ro.s OF boxos) Wool and Sheep 100 D
fs..s, kes.wGt
faiRD CLsss-Arviis Steel, Cieins In cesksl,
Hsmp Bacon s,5 PoTk, sAs;ad Cooss sssks ." g
xobooco, MANUFACTURED except Cinrs Cut &c. 4" -.
Pork In Gasks bnxss Easward Lard and IAld
Oh hssa Soda Ash German Clay, Tsy Pitch, Zoe n.
tLoUa- YbeL aasl further notice
G1Au- p 100 . uata tar:hsT p5ecs.
conros- $b<s Dst esceesinf 500 D WEIGHT, unH fzstks
scSas.
In ihs pug goods fro. any post Ph.aepa 10 -.
nsrk the rsekase "Na rearsJ7srta Railroad"
Soots eonSgned % he Agents CT tbs Road rhtatsph
SsssbuFsh viii Ia torva,dsa vt;hou. dstsosou-
FssiGnT Asssrs-Hsris. WorrAey, L Co., Memphis xvnn
Z Y. sAss Co., g. Louis; r. q. 0Asy Co.. EvssTyins
IND po%.:nil Bel Co, AID Cater yswss lsaaIs,Irs
irwin Co., Ciss!anst: w. Graham Co, Evansville,
Assor House. NswTcfi. and No. South w.liars Nsw.
Iosi sss.ds, rssas.saAi AAsn~ xsooA Rsitioors,
Z R6Us .ssA General Freight Aren't, rAt,.s.l,.,
AEd |. Isds,
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Dusuruuce Companies.
EXCELSIOR
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE No o BRoAD-ST

NV YoRE Nay 3 1854
A. secaou hid this tsJ the following were eiro@1 D'
q this Company VIZ o,,,n no,s..nr
piIGEhF biITEEFTT WILLIAM FERDOS,
JkCkB LIfTis ~. HosFORD
PiCgapD r. cIRqaE ANSOa LIVINGSTON,
InRpOsE r KIyGsLAND ROBERT w. MEAD,
RAHSIy cPooEs CaAaLEs sAGORY
IRFDEr nc NJ prYsTER JOHN EVEN
bLFRkD PLUNKkrT CHAs Is. Wn.ES'
JOhE GARCIA PktKAN6is,,
DANIEL RICHARDS !OhN IL bhD" IN,
@ " BUBhHAM. THOMAS siiishm~"
WM L. JOHsSOS AE:hL bkH rAA
JOAkNFs a0URD EDWIN HD1I.
l. = IAHFSs FELIX ASTON
ABM VAN SArTVOOR0, bLArCp .,
wa A. : VAN DULEE jos OAlLG Ahu ~
ROBERT HOGAN ALEXANDER MaihstA"'
HIRAM AkDERSOH CHARL.e ). MVnLDi'
WALDO HUTCIiIN5 OUSrAfE BEfNACp' u
HOWARD c. CADI,
TssPF-T0Ea
LuTHEP BRADfsH WILLIAM KENT,
ANTHONY HOGUET ,,
Al subsequent rnssns Of the BnsTd, GO n''I pu1I
having declined reelection EUGENE PLUSkF TT WA u1ss
lrously elected President OF lie Company
HIERv QUkCKESD0ss SeefetasS.
THE FIREMEN's FUND INSURANCE COM
4 PANY OfHc- No 10 Broadway O'gsriset on the psr
Of paying PROFITS above per cent - the "do~s
and Orpaaus Fund O: the Nov York tirr Dtpa't nest
n. 3. GRAHAA, Presie1t
HENsY BtFcKaS. Secretary
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T AXE SEQ C L.
The new and beau,if1l steamer
NJ N N T. II II A
Capt JAMES GALE
WI commence her regular trip. the L.. Of June from
CALDWELL TO TlCONDEa0GA
connecting with the steamers on Lake Chan plain
THE FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL
CALDWELL LAKE GEORGE.
will open for the reception of guests The 18TH day OF May
DANIEL GALE.
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ SIMMER ARRANGEMENT lalA

NEW-IUKk and NEW-HAVE I'm hAILhOA.D
IN 1853 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1904
Commencing HsY 81 1858.
Passenger Station in New York .hst and 4hsv
q 9th S.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.
For New Haven (ex) 1916, 3:45 40 (eS) and
$50 For Bridgeport, T. M. lex; i2i5 3:45 4 tex
and $50 For Milford Srs:ford Fairfield Southport and
Hsstport M 1915 S:i5 and $50 For Norwak, T.
9s NJ 2:i5 5l5 % ex AS $50 80 p. For Dsre
and Greenwich 1915 3:45 if5, $50 $50 Fo
Stamford, T. tex g. m 1875 345, 4:0 lsG 40, b:S
$50 For Port Chester and intermediate Sations T.
NJ L.: t5 3:45, AS. $50, $3.50 p.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston Ia II. (ex I'D (ex) For Hartford and
SpriDg 6eld lex 4 m. lex For Connecticut RiVs<
Railroad to Montreal a lex and 40 M eN 10 North
l2:45 p m. FOR Housssonc Railroad. W., 20 ~ Fog
hsugsfuck Railroad l. l2:4S 5t5 N. Fof DAnbuy and
wv JAMES H. HOYT, Superintendent
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guGlfrn, 6arbmdrs ane 1ron

INGOI COPPER. SPELTER, BANCA TIN,
4 ANTHONY, ko for sale by
JOHN W. QUINCY Co. No. 20 wilhsm-t
MOUNT HOPE CUT NAILS-VeTy superior
Al quality. Agents.
T'HOMAS PIG IRON-Soft, free, streag, and
4 warranted substitute foi Scotch PiI.
yOHN " QUINCY Co. H.. "a wIIisr-st
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MEXICO-UTAH.

mEAlCO-U lAH.
Correspondence Of The Evening Post
WAsBIyGTos, June 8, 1853
Admiral German arrived here yesterday direct from
Mexico, with oispstches from the Liberal party TO
their representative 10 Washington. The early sucesss
Of the revolutonists is expected, and desire e.
STATES.
A large majority of the Governors of the States q
the Republic are opposed to the Chuch party. ana
Will make joint movement for the indepeodsncs o.
The Republic. The revolutic nsts are supported ~
srge force from the United States in New Leon and
Sonora
1t will appear, or am greatly m-tsker, that al the
rurnors " the trouble 10 Utah, or 10 the army
near Camp Scott, forgeries, INTENDED to shmuse
Congress to vote abundant supplies for the caupsign
On foot by the Administration, but by those
who fsten the Public Treasury in al tines OF wss,
aud who nske money out of the nations troubea
owing Capt. Marcy well, his family being grsa. fs-
vores here and in Peonsylvans feel almost suthof-
lied 10 cay that he Is in no danger. His friends N
Washir gtcn are under no appreheIsions about bin.
An IScrDrsT rs THE HousE.-A Me.boiist preacher
was sitting in the gallery Of the House. ssys oar ssn-
rgton correspondent, when Garnett of VIginis oP,
posed any action az snst England. "a rkie feather,
muttered the man audibly. Back CT him were ~,
members from the cotton. gro wing S'ates aud ons@
them raid to the o.her, A" Ii 9yce Of South Cs'olss
agrees with Gsrnett" Another white festhsr,,
groaDs out the afflicted parson. The gsntemeo ga9csa
q. LIN, sno at each other, and went on 70 say tnS
" Aiken OF South Carolina owns five hundred negfo~'
4" and that he, with mary other members, lsrgciyp
"tets ted In the state Of the cotton Market would a
give the President power 10 disturb II. IaY
would not let him be too severe on Engsnd-" CIV
tcn ar0ys shosrs The rk.e feather, cay the osn.s'
looking straight past the two speakers at the a",,
way or perhaps ut imaginary audience cf the snos
people On tie other eide Of 1t. The SHOT tod, soss
ever, for one Of the gentlemen observed thM Eegfss
would no doubt apologize tor the outrsges upon o%
flag, and, be sdSed, /" don't know what more ses.
" ask, In Christian moderat,oa." He slightly eo2s4
sized ChIistian moderation" with meaning 100.
the clerical gsro before him. Indemnity 'd -
past, and security for the future. Does tbs: sWR
Chyistan moderation 2 was tie calm and &C.,
arswer TIE psrson was too brave fos the eso sS
THr SEARCH YoR SLyERs.-The vijAsce ~
Britain naval officers IN violating treaties and Nj ~
tlonai law by eea,cbA2 veesels andsr profess, ~
they suspect them II being slavers, hH aioesT
indignation Of Spain, 10 eaid, and the Spani:ss
ton In this city ID rsputed to be in receipt OF
tin that the Governor. General Of Ccbs hsa -
measures 70 prevent British violations Oh tne ~
eien rights CT Spain in entarirg the hsfoo ..,sd
ws;ers OF Cuba 70 search ysssels Tho wG.,sssa
l.sbe!ls II. had been dispatched for tsls IL
Upcn remorstrsncc Of the G;yernor densIi ~
| Brtisa Gopsul.Gsatral .. Havana nsa 4
esi.ss to- coedac. Of ,hs B.l,a oras.is -.
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i RocLand County. % miles fom New-York by Spring Val
Rsrcs d station 20 extra good soil large lot Of fruit
WILL fence and wstsd location most hea toy and pleas
with II the best water power mills sud weesa5 i'hed
good dwellings and large outbnnng price 80 coo; terms
essy Also sp,s pdid Farm by IT. 67 $3.50 part
Ore Farm near tie county 81 good buildings ne
Ice acn $500 part cash One by il 40 large good build
$500 One ITO O; the fruit this will pay
the Interest the cost One Farm in Westminster County 80
miles from five miles from railroad station near ar
onck VLsEe 100 fine OTcha-cs good buildings 5000,
stock &C., included Three thousand other Farms cheap
Acre. Of Land k. Water Power Country s. ats Viii
sge and City Property. Apply to J. VANDERBILT Agent,
No Fuion-s, at Oek Hall. TO One Fstm in Sullivan
County N. " with nils, $40 &llsp. One Of 80
$3.50
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CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.--At this season a
- the would feel benefit from this irios
me6icI tonic pr party strengthens the digestion aud tn
moves the APOSTLE; tendency carries OF the sea
r1rs'cn OF morbid and its anepc influence neutral
lies the virus BY which disease Is ios'errd. - -
PreTared and cold by A. b D. SANDS Drusgsts, No. 100
Futon New lork.
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A. NJ mERwIs lrce.oaser
by BANGS, BROTHER d Co.-Trade Sale
- Rooms No Is PARK

COrnDef cling % 10 O'Clock n.
VERY RARE AND CHOICE OIL PAIS-ISGs-CoGiTis-
log Of nn Of them the vertsble ofodI
ton, Of the ctngi.hed Cd n.ste and a Of them Soey u
best TIE oo-c.iou so include. exquisite modern
PICTURES. These pictures ned from the burning
paaces Rome dutps the French aud pur
chased and this city Immediately Thereafter by usv-ie
Of great and talent vi view their eThh ion q 'hs
A Palace but Circumstances insrveuei which prAv.Iied
TIE owners auivai until recently and o7neqGe5y ihy have
remSined unOpen and une1bted uu when
has become cessary sell hem this u,anne wiihy-t aay
Many Of religious pictures h.ving served for sum
peOes well the retireu Prize De OF hInbe
devo-es The graz cc1fSi0a which eisn.d IL tine Roman
Church and State tie peci referred for these
her-oom Of religious raou hsSrs ozii .h@ gay 20 New
York.
Ry'nr upou the ctsua erits a thu Paintings hems LEES
bu, lite les been doIe IA the way Of preparing thsm ~ the
sale
Csnioeues ready and De hsd on application u
the salesroOuus
AT PRIvATy SALE-A great quantity Of Saslvirs
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TOR sALE-The Country MANSION of ii

Il late GsTet Green deceaied siuaed in Elizabeth ~ j.
with about II OF land high tyon grea, variety
Of ssd Fu;; Trees srnorR whcn l65 Pear trees Shade
Sbbbery Flowers ar superior Gaden, all the beds Dor
de red With box and sIbor vitae Bsckbee
Rssptes her Den futs in great abundance Ibe SIT
the highest and beahe portion Of the town The
Of 2xs0 erected In the most
substantial manner aud has ali The modern improvements Tbs
AID stond noos contain ID As5l ard numerous
pantres cosets and bathroom (vh bot aud cold
wster throughout vito best hot air fur
rae and marble wsshstand with intro
dvced ell the floors good cemened cellar ond the whole
house. Rang Kitchen copper boiler sinks. &c Oabuid
irss rood order and consist of large Barn. Cssae houses
cb Pory house Gsrdres Cottage Srop ara 'ohooss lwe
fed Distance III from EeWYOrk tJt or rail Com
mutation SIS poT year. Dor further particulars opry 10 Ed
GREEN Executc Hors;io and w.sist, or O; y.
WHITILEeEY No CO Cedsrst opposite T. . q, his Real
E..se Office, BrUed-st Flizsbeth, ~, J.
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ceqal Notlrfs.

OOURT Of COMMON PLEAS for the City and
~ Courty Of n " .York-GEORGE II. BEfER and JAMES
BIRDsAIt agt. JOHN WAGNER. summons for rnoney de-
usnd on o1ntact-COrn. not ser Ito the Defeedin foa
are he rely and required To answer the complaint
this acor rich this day filed IN the office oil the Oe
serve aopy Of your IN the said complaint on the uhscns
er At his DIE No 10 Nassau street. In said oiy ~'hn wsnv
ey, after the service this exclusive Of the
day Of such service sad fail 10 answer the SAID conpssf
within Che time stJresaid, the plaintiffs WI take Judmeae
sain vo. t The p of seven hundred and ninety dollars
and thrty.slx oeuts 79 SOL with interest from he Ah Day
February sand eight hundred aud byesh bedss
the coats o. his action.-Dsied, May ID 1888
nyl4 lsw6gf N. COMSrOCK Jr.. PAintrs Aitornsy.
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Hle0ieal.

DTRDSALL's ARNICA EMINENT cures
RrRDsAIf'S ARNICA LINIvENT cures Rbsum.d,u.
81 RDSALLS ARNIcA LINIMENr cures Aches and
Pa..,. - =.
BURDsALLS ARNIcA LINIMENT Gr Hone, snd Csas.
ARNICA posesse. h-Asg and soothies ppweta
EURDSALLS Arnics Linms ut is msds BY combining Arncs
with most Dealing and p.nra,ing vegetable oil Tor the al
mcLts srd beast without equal Depot NO. u Seek
mau-st., New-Nofk
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Marbinry.

TNIRE ENGINES for SALE-New and second.
Il hand FIRE ENGINES oil comPss ready Lar use and WAY
rsnted, ct No Lafayette plsce By J. h SIChELS.
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHlNE-Coate
Patent uutaused for simpd snd speed EASILY operated
aud krpt il order adopted to all kinds Of work fg iGuc
tons purchasers Pesse esd all examine f'o si7 Broad
way room No 2
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TIE REGULAR MAIL line via ST0NlNG-

DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON ara
IL PROVIDENCE vi. ST0NISGTON-HOuR Of LEAE-
ING CHANGED 20 6 Q m.-Ou aud sitter ~ EsDAh Jpae
he Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK and { NANDEKbI6t OF
III. me 9 leave Pier No Moth River hrst wharf above
Bsery psce daily ept Sundays 81 m msesd OF p III
Office No 10 Batter p,sce.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ CONNECTING at New Hampton with the Delaware Lacks
and Western Rosd and Easton with the Lehsh
Valley Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing April %. So
Newyork for Eason and intermediate places from Per
No. North River at Il IL and Tor 'merVils
by above trains. and at $50 N. . -
Elizabeth with trsius on the Now
Jersey Railroad which leave New York from the foot Of Court
lsndt-st At II aud u a m, and aud p IN
Passengers for the Delaware Lackas and western KAN
road will leave at II only. For Lehsh Valley Railroad At
II a m and 10 m JOHN o. SrERNS, Supe intendsnt
ELUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
ket Wharf by steamer IOLAS at 6:35 1850 and 10 and
and M The cars Flushing l.. L. At 645, and %
M and ard M, meeting and exchanging passengers
ph ire I.t Al Unrters Point Through in 50 minutes Fare
IS cents VIM NJ Smith, RECEIVER.
B-Pic Mic aud Excuon parties taken reduced rates.
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
The Spring is st Of May and
Of July when additional trains will be pu.
accom- he pleasure
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COAPANY.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY, May IT, 1883.
Yrsns Depot White and Cenests New-York
6:l5 m. White Plains Tfsn stopping at AL Stations
Depot Soth st and 4thav Ne~-fork
9:Ie .WilanIsbdxe trsin stopping at all Stations
$50 Mail train stopping at Wllamsbndge and all Sta
TORS north.
l:00 m. Wniamsbridse train stopping at ali Stations
u:SO Willie Plains train, stopping at s S'ations
$3.50 q .Wilemoridge tTsln stopping at all Ststions
40a White Plains train, stopping at all stationI
SEQ Dover Plains train stopping at all Ssatons above
Wiiainsbrijgs.
$40 White Plains train. stopping at all Statsons
$50 .Wiismsbridse trsio stOppiUs a, all Stations.
RyrtwSHc-Leave Chatham Four CorIssrs:
Mail train, stopping az WlAmsbrdse White Plains
snd all Stations north.
VIM j. CAMPBELL. Superintendent
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~ LANDS f,I SAILS 400 acres Of lsnd locy4d 10 the
counties OF Oakland Sauiac Tusca Saginaw Ioua Kent asd
Ksszoo I sale at prices ransigg from ~ 70 81 per acre
oLeoytth payable the basDce IN two aud three
yess these pos selected by the ae Hon Doug
less Hcugbton for farming For foil pAticu
lars sppsy 10 THOMPSON Il HUNTER, No. - Odshp.
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6onses ano farms rUanieo.
Real Gsiate for Sale.
ATCHISON and ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
N BARBECUE DINNER
SALE OF 1870 RAILROAD LOTS
AZ ATCHIsON. X. Toe


The up5er,iened by direction Of the A'oHN'N A" r@''
vii Fer fer ssle, above state r,.,l, ora
iov to ihoc 4 IuctOn Of the ATCiil-
SON AND ar JOSEPH RAILROAD. weeh Ro1d !, me con
S.t H. Wesrfn terminus. This enterprise is being pushed
,G ,ih yisor ,a'y completion OF The w1Fk 10 *
r4..d tie coDIsct having been F' 20 Hie''f ou'e H1
De.p fespoasitie contTsc6is' 20 ,, ID,
M 1,n s having sulaily entered title TO the
IL. hyopd 5pae Many q she Lots the m 81 valuable
n e civ sno persons desiring 10 pach,ss should examine
them before the day Of sale. ~ .,
Rsiro.d Celebration with usDs Ceremouss will be held a.
the Depo; Orouu5s Opposite the City 10 oc5ck and at
~ ocek Free BaThcr Dinner will b. given in tue City
Sew eIoqucu. Gpfs sY bs cxDrcea from distinguished
who viii be IL sencRucs Alter dinner th. sale OF
Lots v commence in op Of the new Atchson Hoe cor OF
Sesons ana d .ts p T. ABELL.
President Of the A.chisOn Town Company.
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And rswy fitted % and Fesht Srew Stesners
IRON CITY j. p. Turner Master.
MINERAL ROCK, J. 7. Ryder, Ma.ef
GEN. TAYLOR, Geo L. Stone, hsstsr
Nkny boats leaving Cleveland weeh through tns
The make the round TIP In eight days Rooms fcf
.ny Of nhe trips can secured By addressing
HUSSEY MCBRIDE,
Forwarding and Colamis sion Merchants
Cleveland, Ohio.
rE-Mark all Packages, Care Of Hussey Mcbride CIev~
~
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(oal.
Ocean 6tfamers, Sc.

CTEAM to GLASGOW, BELFAST, DUBLIN
- AID LIVERPOOL for SSO-rbe splendid scrtw steamers
GLASGOW Cspt 3)od Gin, sail, SATURDAY June y;
HFW-yORK Capt McHiIsD ssil. on SATURDAY June ~.
C,bfu $50 Found with oke5 provis
lon. Tor n.s,.g. snn,y TO HOLMAN 4 WILKIE,
~ " No q Gree wich.st
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Ne1-Ycrk notice Il hereby given to al
hs~ing claims against DAVID DAVIES, as OF the City
EeYork builder deceased pesen the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the sabscrbe Office w. j. ROOME esg.
No West 2ststreet In the City OF NewYork, bs
the seventh day Of June nsxDsted Newfofk Ne twenty
seventh day of November, 1857
4law6nf NARY z. DAVIES. Adnnistrstfn
SUPREME COURr-COUNTY of KINGS
~ EFFINGHAM II. NICHOLS against RICHARD y. BLY,
DENBURGH George g. johnson and Atlanta A. his Wifs.
r. Bingham and Mary NJ his Wife, Enanusi Hoffman,
Henry Schubert William Peel Receiver &C. Culver Patseson.
Peter B. Amory Dsvit C.. foh ard Benjamin g. 0eg sum
for reiefTo the Def ndsnts above nam.d You o..
and required the amended copst
IN this action which tied in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
County Kings and copy OF answer on me my
Office No. 10 kassau-srest In the City of Broohy, within
twenty days after the service hereof exclusive Of the Of such
service aud you fail the complaint Aforesaid the
plaintiff will Apply the Court for the relief demanded In The
CONF paint Dated New York, April n 1854
T.. II. NICHOLS. Attorney pro per.
The amended complaint In the above action filed on ths
tenth day of April, A. ID. 1883. -
myll law8wFr T. H. NICHOLS Attorney pro ~
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LEAVING cLEvgLAsD AT sp. n
sHURsDAY. April Il MONDAY, APIh
gErRSDAY. Mayls. MONDAY, May
MONDAY. May a. ThUksoAr Na
THURSDAY June 5. MONDAY Hsy
MONDAY June IL THURSDAY Jn
THURSDAY. Juue - MONDhf, June
MONDAY, July 5. THCRSDAf' ia
THURSDAY. July Is. MONDAY, July
MONDAY, July ~ THUkSDAi Jul
AoNDAY. Augu.t is. THURSDAY, Au
THfRSDAY. August q. MONDAY, Augu.
MONDAY September s. THURSDAY. Ser
rHf;RSDAY. sep.arnberls MONDAY. Sep.e
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11

LY point. between CLEVELAND DETROIT and sUfsMoA
CITY. -
The new and splendid oys pressure stsNnss CITY W
CLEVELAND j. Lundy, Master. ILLINOIS Jaan srss@''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
y,op BOSTON and pRoyfnHNCE via NEW

NAY BOAT for ALBANY and INTERNEDl-
ATP LAND Tn. ARMENIA from q II Of
49,, MONDAY WEDNESDAY AMI FRIDAY. E7 u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
President OF tue AtchisOn Town C0nPauJ
k.chi,on City Ksnsss Territory Msy 10, iSJ8


~ IVI
IA SALE situsted Great harrington, Berkshire County
Mas and about ten Land under hish cultivation, with
great variety Of Fruit Trees. Shrbbciy. Flowers &c The
ben built five is - 'c~t with an ex,en
sion Of erected 10 the most substaLt! manner
ell the olsrn improvements The fret and second
t,n sixteen Rooms, Cosets PSnnea
Store &c EGht Rooms ia he sc Man House warmed
BY air FurD.ce good ccmcnled Cellar under The whole
house. Rsrg in ki,chD Copper Ber SINKS &C. bsth room
on secols loor r hot cod Good Ou,buidinsa
Ice Hou.e well filed large Stable and several Wells aud Cs
location Of the BE- s1tiui in Berkshire Co
WI be sod very low xcha Red In part for City Poprty For
FL psrticua Inquire Of HOMER MORGAN, no. AetroPSh
BsDk Building Piuest Hew-YOIk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-12

NEGRO TRoCBLEs.-A lady correspondent
of the New Orleans Picayune utters this la
ment touching the slaves: Il have reason
for believing that the free negroes employed
on our finest steamers as stewards are near
~ all trained and paid to use their influ-
ence at all times and in all convenient
places, to prevail upon our servants TO ab-
scond. They meet them at Cairo, and from
that point they defy all efforts to recapture
lost valuable man in this way, enticed
away by hesteward of theDiana, ii negro who
has been engaged in this way some years
and at this moment l have in my possession
a card of his house in Chicago, where he re-
ceives his colored fricnds-they paying
him well for his trouble, as a matter OF
course"