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THE SUICIDE OF HERBERT-THE LADY

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The Cincinnati Enquirer has the following parti-
cnIars OF the young lady whose "romantic" mar
rage with Herbert the author, has been remarked
upon in connection with his suicide
"The lady who has figured so largely in the late
suicide of Frank Forester, in New York is not un-
known to the world, though never before so con-
spicuously brought to public notice. Some five
years ago Young gentleman, then and now CON
nected with the theatrical profession, and at the
present time member of one of the dramatic com
panes in this city, met the lady referred in Prov
idence, her native city.
"A warm and romantic attachment grew up be
tween them. lie young, talented, and good
| looking; she beautiful, fascinating and accom-.
p.ished. Time passed, and subsequently the pair
met in New Orleans where the Youthful candidate
Tor Ihesplan honors had followed his fair indnoraa
The interposition Of friends, under whose charge
the lady had been placed threatened to cut short
the happiness of the romantic pair; but
'Love laughs at locksmiths"
The young gentleman scaled the walls of the Ia
dy's CASTLE and bore off his love by stealth to Mo
bile, where the twain were made one on January
IA, 1904. They lived very happily together for two
years. Relatives became rcconciled, the Young
man abandoning the stage for the study of law at
the earnest solicitation of his ,wife's friends. All
went on happily, until the lady's friends began to
sow the seeds of discOrd between the pair-and he,
from love of the profession, again essayed the stage
The ladys friends to accomplish their designs, false
ly accused the husband with infdelity and threat
ened her with disinhcritance if she did not leave
him.
"Finally, they succeeded, and, under the preteuce
of 4 visit to friends in New York she left her hus-
band with parting kiss and smile of fond endear-
ment, in the same that she has her late
husband declining any further communication
The youthful husband, of course was frantic,
sought for reconciliation, and resOrted to all kinds
of expedients to bring it about. At last the lady
seemingly recnted, and promised to return to him,
provided he would consent to divorce as a means
of pacying her relatives at the time pedging
her word to marry him again in secret. Full Of
confidence and trust he acceded-the divorce was
procured by default in the Rhode Island Courts.
The lady never kept her faith, and the young gen
teman lives to congratulate himself on his escape
! from false hearted woman"
Sic transit 1lsriu otuDoris
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geo NJ EHRaAN SAML A. HOUSE
ENHRMAN s. HOUSE,
lLFLOUR & PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS
CORN MEAL, GRAIN MILL FEED,
sa BALED HAY, sc.
N. W. CORNER HOWARD AND PRATT STREETS.
REFERENCES:-Messrs. Newcomer Il Stonebraker; c. D.
Kinks II Co. Kefauvre l. Campbell; James Hooper 4
Sons; Chauncey Brooks, ESQ., President b. o. RR Co..
Patk Gibson, Esq Bank of Baltimore; TTueman Cross
Esq, Cashier Commercial and Farmers Bank.
nr17- -Gu III .. .
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Goutation.
PATAPsCo FEMALE INSTITUTE, MARYLAND
"HE TRUSTEES of the Patapsco Female


Il Institute announce the public that the additional
buildings and commenced by them year ago
in accordance with suboned resolutions now
plete These improvements have not been made with
view to increase the school, but for the greater convent
ence and comfort of the usual number Of pupils
The new chapel is handsome and most appropriate
structure exclusive OF the inmates of the In
stitute in all its arrangements it is complete 1t
furnished with organ Of fine construction and
calent tone .....
The administration of Mr. Archer for the past year and
the present has been with unprecedented sue
and the Trustees feel themselves fully justified in
recommending the Institute the continued favor of the
South.
1t has pre- eminence in athfulness The pupils avoid
ing the one hand, the bating effects OF Southern
climate and the other tn risors the North have
few of the Interruptions incident both these climates
sufficiently to the city of Baltimore enjoy the
Dement'S OF a city without any of its evils y. ...
As an Institution of learning it has the advantage of
full organization, resident chaplain, and corps of
compshed teachers and professors called together from
time TO time IN the long experience of those having charge
Of the Institute.
The Trustees of the Patapsco Female Institute, having
been duly notified by Mrs. Lincoln Phelps of her intention
to resign her Office principal the close of the present
school year. have elected Robert H. Archer her
The eminent of Mr. Archer in conducting for
many years School for Young Ladies in the city of Balti
more entities him to confidence person peculiarly
qualified to maintain the present high standing and insure
view engaged in the erection of another building in
addition to the present extensive accommodations of the
Institute
CHAS. W. DORSEY, PRESIDENT. VIM. DENNY, NJ
D., SECRETARY. T. WATKINS LIG0N, E. HAMMOND,
JOHN. +. KENNEDY. fe22dtf.
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ENIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
Il GEORGE b. COALE,
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY STREET,
AGENT WITH POWERS FOR THE
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Cash Capital $500,000
HOME INSURANCE co. OF NEW YORK CITY
Cash Capital S500O00
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms co OF HARTFORD
Cash Capital $500 O00
Property of all kinds in TOWN COUNTRY insured at
the reas bla
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IL SOCIETY.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
. OFFICE, NO 10 SOUTH STREET
THE BALTIMORE EQUITABLE SOCIETY will Insure
HOUSES and FURNITURE from LOSS OR DAMAGE BY
FIRE, at cheap rates, the Mutual Beneficial
plan, and grant Carpenters Risks, pleasing terms.
Owners of Property insured in the EQUITABLE Office
have further responsibility than the their
deposits, and on the expiration of policies they enti
tied to receive cash dividend twenty-eht per cent
The public respectfully invited to call at the office
No. 10 SOUTH STREET, where the principles on which
the Society insure will he fully explained.
DIRECTORS:
THOMAS kHLSo, BENJAMIN DRPORD
WILLIAM KENNEDY, SAMUEL KIRBY,
HENRY RIENAN, MICHAEL WARNER
JAMES FRAZIER, DANIEL DALI
CHARLES r. CARROLL, r ROBERT A. DoBBIN
AUSTIN JENKINS, DANIEL WaRPIELp
FRANCIS A. CROOK, Treasurer
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PROWN & O'DONOvAN, ' .
-E9 DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
apl6-tf No So CHRApsIbE Baltimore
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ENlRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
Il OFFICE, NO. 63 SECOND STREET.
BALTIMORE.
JOHN G. PROUD & SONS,
Representing Companies of the highest Standing ci large
Cash Capitals. Policies issued, and Losses paid at
the Agency.
hTNA INSURANCE CO.. of Hartford, Conn. $1,5OO,c GOO
PHENlX . $50, 600
SPRINGFIELD " Springfield Mass 375 600
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T1E GREAT WESTERN (MARINE) J
l. INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NE " FORK
Authorized Capital SIS 900 900
Cash Capital (already paid in n............ 900 900
Surplus Fund represented by scrip(. $50 900
AsSclts jail L, 1000. 2,2Tb,OOO
This Company combines the advantages of the mixed
plan so long and proRtably practced by the best Life In
surance Companies in Europe) blending the desirable
curity of large Cash Capital with liberal return of the
profits to its customers.
All Marine and Inland risks insured most favorable
terms.
RIcHD LATHERs, Prest JNo. A. PARKER 1st V. Prest.
DOUGLAS ROBINSON, Sec'y }. F. Cox, I'd do.
COLIN MACKENZIE, Agent in Baltimore,
fe23f Office Commercial Buildings
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TOHN G. CURLETT,
- ATTORNEY Y A r La W,
Nc. 6 LAW BUILDING,
ape Opposite Record Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-18
STATE LEGISLATURE.

TOPEKA, X. T., Jan. 6, Evening.
Yesterday forenoon the roll was called in boti,
branches of the Legislature, but a quorum did not
snswer to their names. To-day at noon both bodies
again convened according to adjournment and tho
Toll was again called. Several fresh members hal
come in but quorum was not yet obtained. This
afternoon there have been additional arrivals,
and it is expected ths. there ia now quorum here.
or that they will be- in the morning. Seyeralmcn-
bers Of the Territorial Legislature, who are also
members Of this body, are here. The Territorial
Legislature has adjourned and gone to Lawrence.
They will not resume business before Friday
caucus has been held Of the members of the
State Legislature. The prevailing sentiment is that
both the Territorial and State Legislatures shall be
convened at the same place. The Territorial Leg
islature having already decided To 90 to Lawrence,
il is likely that this body will have to go there also.
There is determination not 10 allow the Topeka.
State Government b. sink or 10 be weakened by any
adjournment or insction. As they have to labor
disnerestedly and maintain the expenses of the ses-
sion this is the more difficult. Ii is regarded that
the present endorsements that surround the pes
pie demand that all the strength that can bo given
TO that State Government should be- given at once.
Besides, the action Of oil the general Conventions
held has looked directly to maintaining the Topexn
Constitution and Government. The October eaec-
ton the present embarrassed condition Of the Free
State party, end other causes make action diiculti
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By IN. Grace of God free and ndep-nden-To all per.ons
i,eresd in TIE estate Of PATRICK RYAN late Of tie City
New York decreased crcCors OF Kin
ssud grating: You and tah II you hereby cited aud
rrd rAy 20 Be and appear bo- Surrogate ID.
County Of NewYork a. bis oce in the City Of NswYork on
the ith day u June next eleven oclk In hs frcu,n OF
that day then snd there 10 attend the final settlement of the
Of proceedings Of Charles NAY Public Administrator
ia the City Of New YORK. and Admnsraior Of tn. goods
ehstseis and CREDITS Of said decsssee
IL testimony whereof have caused the Sra Of otce q
sad Surrogate 10 b. hervuEto ehxed Witness. Alrx
H.. S sndrr ". Bradford esauirr Srrsse 81 said
county Of the City Of New YORK the sh day Of Doc-m
bS In the Of Lord thousand ea hundred and
sfy sev-a- A W. BRADFORD. surrosxse-
ds. iswtvN
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Financial.
.,.Y., III NJ o. Az Auctou$ r-Oace No B,ssd''
nEcIiI,AR DAILY SALE of STOCKS and

- "a ~, g, Az Auctouss r-Oaice No Brosdst
unECIiI,AR DAILY SALE of STOCKS and
TX p0SDS-ALBERT II. NIC0Lkl will sell THIS DAY
xI Ian s At ~ O'Clock a, the Merchants Exchange;
t'.Ssc@y DIV 81 Quincy (Il 3 per cen, Bonds
Scoo Hannibsl and ST joseph H. X ls Mort per cent
10 eeo orre, Western Cu) R r. L. llort 10 cent Bonds
900 Che.so st. Paul And fotd du Lac H. H. per ceAt
Goo Milwaukee and Horizon r. R. Is; Mort per cent
Bonds -, ct,.ra y n l., Mort 7 Der
cent Boics ,,.....p,,d
500 TtIrdo and Illinois T. r. ls Mort per ce1 boh9~
OsD To edo and Illinois X. r - Mot p, cent ooEn~
500 Lcsn gion aid Big SsLdy X H. IH MOTT PEI GER
Bonds. , pp ato..ch
10 .baFss I .ird Avenue X r. 20 ee'h . - 49,.
N sb.r NV J.ey X. 1BnsPortaiion Co. 80 each
25 shaIes PeOplet Back, $2o eHeh.
10 shares A r,tssn. Bant. = 100 each 80
so bsrss Jppgt,rs and Tradcr,' Bank, Slooeach
~ h rIpp,oo1wsaih Fire Insurance Co.. sIOO each.
Al b.y.s Pscifc Fire Insurance Co RS each
IS .b,yes Mctr poian Fire InsOrsBoe Co., 300 rash
5.hsIe. I'm Dir, CITY Fire lBsa snoe Co.. . 100 esfh
d Lsre. Rouitabe Fire InslrAnce Co.. S5 each
10 shares Hornc fil, insurpnc" Co. Sloo esoh-
% 49,. NV World Fire Insurance Co. 80 each
a sbxrrs Broadway Fire Insu1toe Co., tzoesch
70 shar People's Fire Insurance Co, 90 each.
% .bsrs York and Richmond Coal Co. 100 each.
Mi Resnlsr SALE TOMORROW (Tlesd.yl. Regular Aic:
lion s. Of stocks Bonds Motel and other Scuie EVERY
DAY a. i2i oclock the Merchants Exchange Stock and
Bopd. bought sid private sale a. tbe Brokers Board
on commits ion Inter, allowed deposit Loans negotiated
Dividends collected Alag variety Of Securities isstJ
on hand a, private sale. t1oID
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d2i lsx6MM

SUPREME COURT. The PRESIDENT, d.
- RECToRS and COMPANY Of the NANTUCKET PA
CIFlC BANK against. EDWARD AZ. GARDSER-To I'd.
ward W Gardner defendant; You hereby summoned snd
required paiu in this action which filed
In oce Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of
and copy Of your the said complaint the
subscriber his Office namber 81 s.tree in ad city with
after the service This exclusive
Of the Day Of such service and fail 10 the said
plant within tie time Aforesaid the plaintiffs In this actor will
take judgment agr yon the ofhree thousand doar
with interest from the sixth DAY of November thousand
eight hundred sy beside the Of this action
Dated January g. 1859. CHARLES III. GLOVER,
isIl lAuewM Plaintiffs Attorney.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New.

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- Yuk-JOSEPH T. TOBIAS Plaintiff, against JOHN b.
KROMPP Defendant Summons the above defendant: You
hereby summoned and required to the complaint in
action Of which copy 10 herewith ID you and 10
copy II your 10 the complain, the subscribers
their oces No ls2 Broadway. Or Jlhn New FORK
within after the hereof exclusive Of the
such service and you fail the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff In this action will take
tho hundred and thirty dol
lars inieres. from the fourth day Of September 1857 beside
the Of this soton.Da;ed New York Decemter 1857
MILLER. PEET 4 NICHOLS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. 1872 Broadway. N. Y.
Ire sad complaint fled In the Clerks Office Of the City and
County u New York the lEb dag Of December p.i7.
MILLER, PEET & NICHOLS,
d2 lsyfsM Attorneys
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Me0ilal.

SANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-Thi purely vege-
table remedy combines in tse the properties Of antsep
tic mild cath.rtic and tonic.
II " with extraordinary potency upon the fluids Of the body
c them AZ from deeteors particle, and arestoste
dish fecsr and gentle sperent coIab ned. Il une1uAed
Prepared and sod BY A. B. d. SANDS Druggists, No 100
Fulton New York.
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CUPREME COURT, City and County of New.

= York-vnlan Aston wa.hins,on Irving jane. Gallatn.
lat viii and Of John Jacob Ao, deceased plaintiffs.
assnst Wnied Mott CART Mot Jordan Mott Jacob H. Mott
B. w S" az % IT, Il. PERSON and estate Of J.rse Mott
sunsc ,neia aot wife Of the said James 5 Mott Gerrit II
i%.t;s under he 4 viii and testament e ION
hSgB f nd Hfn cfRr ' WIDE John c ba. %
Emma Downing joanna Downing Madison =. Mad!i.on
p p2nG5 jan R.c and Nose o s w 'S % fHa Bacs
sad M.ry hi, wits Beah Palmer and Ida HI. Wifi SOLOMON
William T. warilg ard Maria his wifi Jane. sanford
Td sh C. SANFORD EdSord md arSi Il s
Rd BY jaime. s1nl sss i nd iHs ''
P Pss sia& a " rda.d & a
Stanton Bsb.e, Louis. Chamberlain Aimee LesoaS Alfred
dict, Ellen sart Mary O. Mott Valentine Mott c.cle Ton.
John T. MeCunn President II the Fsrmer Bank Of the
ssi Cary Arbs Reed President &c, Samuel = Tracy John
ws. St.toT Msthey jay JsIyi. Pre,dsu. Of the csens
Potter Arthur NJ Potter George H. Sack Andrew Wood
'ms1 as s aa .ass. 1SnG G S
Trust Company Of New York Receiver &e Hiram Young VII
T Ia. slis 81 %a II f Bs SS' he
urion In the City Of NewYors Benjamin Middleton, Henry
,cph Csr William II Pard-s jaime, Wright, Prudent Of the
sa # the c Gno % IL the Ey M Of ST 5 SGs w% "A CT
hane Ml.I Henry Stons samuel Waiting Barth9onew
Roshs Henry Jaeger chfI S Ja,sDs Sc ISn MN k.P
Daniel Assignee Fred,s ~ Dreamer Lewis Lyman Loyere
Webb Thomas Marsh Cortlandt Parker Oliver Hal
ssd junior, Receivers, Sc Frederick A. Coe Jgdn Lom'
High Krus Chauncey II Wsdiel assignee in baukr
Samuel Mott Roger Flood Charles lohr frederick Le.
Ter John Tein William Tmui,, defendants, To the sbo,e
Defendants and each them You hereby summoned
and required the In this action scppy q which
l. served and 20 serve copy ~ your answer
complaint the subscriber az his Office No % Ner
chants Exchs IL the City Of New York within twenty days
after this exclusive Of the day Of
such service and you fab 20 thu said complain. within
aforesad the plaintiffs in this scton will apply ~ the
Co, the relief demanded In the conplinDaied Ap TO-
1857. HENRY DAY, Plaintfs' Attorney.
The complaint mentioned In the above flied with
the Ceik City and County Of New York at the City Hall in
said civ on ihe 2ith day q April A. ID. 1851
dli law6wM HENRY DAY, Plaintiff. Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-18

SUPREME COURT-Westchester County
~ Charles Zimmerman and Benjamin TONES executors Il
the will and Of John c. ZinNerman senior de-
osssed sain Charles L. Vos- John o. Conner Dud-y Gre
CRY IT, and Rebeccs his wi..SummonsF r.lief(C Jm
not ITO the d-frndans DUDLEY GREGORY. IT, and
REBECCA his wife You hereby summoned and required
,hr complaint IN this seon, which h tho ofc-
Clerk Of the aid County Of We. chester the h day Of
September 1877 and to copy your answer TO the aid
con paint the subseoers ct their Office No 50 Ws in the
City New York within twenty dsys ser the service Of this
exclusive Of the ds Of such .ryice and You
fail said complaint within Aforesaid the
plaintiffs this .con will apply the C0ur. for the relief
handed in the congratulated December Is. 1857.
WEEKS DEFOREST,
a 2iarsySs Plaintiff A-.0rIsy,
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IL N NV'
~ DAY al the Msrchsu;s' ERclauRe " ~ O'Clock; -
Potsdsm and Waterfowl RarOsd Co per cent b1Dos
(guarrteed by the Rome and " s'er,own Rsir'sdy
e2 GO Memphis City pr cent Bonds, tlVDracn, ooo
$500 Wheeling City pr cent Bonds, dur 1872 saco
$500 Cleveland and Pittsburgh per cent Dividend Bonds
Il starts Bsnk d Commerce, : 100 escn.
sc shares Chatham Bank rs each. -
60 shares Nsrth Weston Insurance Coz tOtach'
50 snhrn. Arcfic kne Innurance, w each.
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Nspalork DAILY Gribn,rs
1VR@VglV@N~H3'US *AV15sIN
X AN 8 AS.
THE l. l. T. { L 1 q N.
TWO LEGISLATURES IN SESSION.
Gov. Robinson's Message.
X "A n s "A >.
by TeleSTsph.l
Kansas News.

st. LOUIS, SatuFuay, jan TO Io0S'
IT.. republican learns tia: Ger Calhoun had r.
turned TO Lecompton under escort of uoiied States
,,oon. ard that he would leave Lesvenworh on
Wednesday last for Washington with the Lecomp,oa
Constitution The vote upon it is expected here to-
night.
The LCarcnt-orh Times Of the 9th says that reports
indicate the success of the FTeeStae ticket, while the
votes against the Constitution probably coed 900.
The Leavenworth correspondent Of The Democrat
ssvs that so far az heard from the FreeStae party
has secured 81 out Of a. Representatives, and IL out
Of 10 Senators The vote against the Constitution Is
about equal to that polled at the October election
Gentlemen who LEFT the Territory On the llh inst re-
port the Democratic State ticket elected.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

DENNSSLNA Ia A IL Is " n ~. -
Il The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
cities with Western North and South western States
BY continuou. Railway direct This Rosd also eognes
Pittsburgh with daily line Of Steamers 70 all Pors the West
en- Rivers and Cleveland aud Ssndu.ky with steamers 20 al
cheap and reliable ty which FREIGHT car be forwarded
% and from the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PlTTSBCRGh
Div Good Gr boxc. bale, ard trrnt Drugs In cents
boxes and belcs), Feathers, Furs Sc..........) S I'D
SECOND CLAss-Domesic sheetng. Shifting and
Ticking lin original bales Drugs n csss, Hard T5ren,,
ward Leather lin rolls boxes Woo aid Sheep 100 H.
Pelts. eastward, dc...............'.....:
Hmm Bsco1 and Posk sailed loose ~ il sacks centsp
Tobacco m.nufarturrd e1cep, Cgsrs cut, &c 100 10
YoUsTB CLAss-Coaee Fish Bscou, Beef ard
Pork in cssss or boxes Lard snd Latd
Oil Eeils, Soda Ash, German Clay. Tar, Ptch, l,.b
Rosin, sc....::....::.:..;'.....:.. '.''...''''"J
FLoVR-f5c T. Dbl Until further notice.
GRAIs-S5c y 100 n until further notice.
CorroN-S2F bse Io: eed;Is SO weight, until trtnef
shipping goo. from Sin; cas-, Ct rhaiPsi.a b psT
Gods CONSUMED 10 the AGENT. Of this Road a. Phadephia
Pittsburgh will be forwarded withou; dctentlor
FREIGHT AGESIs.-Harrs Noumley Co, Memphis Tenl.i
r. T. Sass Co, 81. Louis; 2. g. OReily Co., Evansville,
Ind Dumesnu Bel Co. and Carter yewe.t, Louisville.
Ky Il. C. Medium. Madison Ind II. Brown CO.. and
Irwin Co. Cincinnati; n. w Graham Co, Lanesvls,
Chic Leech Co. No. 81 Klbyst Boston; Leteh Coz no
Aston House New-YOrk and No. ~ Sou,hs Ne~-fork
J. der Phladelphs; AsIras KooI. Baltimore; u A
H. n HOUSTON. Ger-rs' Fres h. Agent. Phsde,ptla-
II. J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent, Asoona, Pa
yarun L
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice hereby given 20 al pr
sos hsTius claims asns, GEORGE CRANSA late Of the City
of NeyYok does.ed 70 pre'ent the came with v1nes
Thereof 70 the subscriber hi store No. III eksv 10 the Cy
OF N,w.yok b.fore the i2-b day u July next-Daed
ali I.wemM ABRAHAM J. POST, Executor.
IN PURSUANCE o. en- order of the Surrogate
o. IN. County New Yor Notice Is hereby giv-n =.
,ons h.yir claim. agsns; STEPHEN DENNIS late u the
CITY II York Jcwe- deeesed 20 present the With
voucher. Thereof the subscribers the Office Of MERRILL
pI1CH ALLIN No II John -. il the City Of New on
before be hnh day o. July nsHiD. 'Ae ID day
81 I.uu,ry 1853 DfNs NJ FITCH lr.,..,.
jst Law 6rnM. BENJAMIN VI. WlLsoS,1
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County New nc.ce !, kersy ny-n % al prsons
Lsynr cl.iu. Sains. ALEXANDER siAAoSs lste OF w
CRY Of NewYork dcoead the With vousfs
hStol TO the sbscrkcs the once Of J. s. Csrpen'lr
No. Is Nsaau-strr In the City q N-.YoTk. fore tn
twrrty sr day Il Jsaasy p-S-Ds~d N-wYeh 18Th day of
July. ieJT. PHILIP c. SIMMONS, Aauiai'n'os.
jy.oisw6Ha'
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FDWARD X. COLLINS. No &c Wal st., EevYoTk.
BROWN SHIPLEY Co. Liverpool
r. g. WAINWRIGHT Co, Pans
The owners Of ships will not bs accountable fr gold ST.
YER bullion specie jcwey, precious stones me;a' unless bill:
Of adng are signed therefor and the value thereof expressed
therein.
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DEM SYLVANIA RAILROA
CENTRAL ROlTE

ID n \ ; A n A IL Il " a II.
i THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
The Railroad connects a. Psbgrgh with railroads
70 and from St Louis No. Alton, GAens and Chicago III
frankfort Lexington and Louisville KY TeTe Hsdte Mads,9
Lsyee and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati DeytoE Springfield
Belief ntaine Sanduky Toledo Cleveland Columbus, ZaIos
ylp Massou and o0ste Ohio also with the steam Packe
ba;s firm al y New Orleans S. Lois Luisys AID CinciD
LAi.
mel ioned plsces IL the West
Psss~ne viii End sh, the sho-te, mos. expeditions AID
comfort b. route between the East and West.
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN SO HOURS.
FROM NIw-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 81 HOURS
IRON NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN u HOURS.
Par as low any other Route.
see hand hills IL Toe hotels Of this ci,y.
Through Tickets further niomstn. nay b hsd u tie
odce 0. the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
NJ. Astor House. Broadway
January !, lsse. J. L. ELLIOTT, ASent
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