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A DRUG STORE, neatly fitted up, with hand
some bottles and jars, and every thing complete
and III good location is for rent. Price only 500
inquire NJ IIS IA avenue. Jan 5 st
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GIVEN UP.-This morning, w m. Radey, who
was arrested as one Of the party concerned In the
stone yard riot, some weeks since and held TO
bail for his appearance ut the Criminal Court.
was delivered up by his sureties this morning
tie was delivered to the Marshal to await the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-05

IHk BANK OF CoMaExcE, of Georgetown, has
declared dividend Of four per cent for the last
six months. ~ ~
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AT MEETING Of the Medical Society Of the
District of Columbia, held at the Washington
lhfrmary, January i,h, 1859, the following gen
uemen Were elected officers for the ensuing year
VIM j. Jones. NJ. D.. President; Harvey tins
lev, Nj. d., and Joshua Riley. NJ. D., Vice Pres-
dents; Grafton Tyler, NJ. D., Corresponding Sec
retarY: JDo. c. Rfley,M ID Recording Secretary;
gan NJ ID Librarian; Thomas Miller, NJ D.,
Noble Young, M D., A. Y. p. Garrett, M. ID ,
Oh: Lieberman, nj. D., c. Boyle, NJ. D., Board
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ROOMS TO I.ET-Furnlshed or Unfinished
- Apply ut No. Bill u ST.. south side, corner
|
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WASHINGTON FIREMEN IN PHILADELPHIA
delegation of the Northern Liberty Engine
Company Of this city, have been spending few
days past upon visit to the Northern Liberty
Hose, Of Philadelphia. 1t is h-adrd by the pres.
ident OF the company, who took with him a
quantity Of gold-mOunted canes. made from wood
growing at Mount Vernon, for presentation to
their lends who entertained them Oh the occa-
sion of their late visit, at the fremsn's parade
During their stay every object of local interest
terminated by handsome banquet at the falls OF
the Schuylkill.
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QOOMS TO RENT.-Parlors and Chambers
- with all the modern improvements, water, gas,
&C., over our store.
WALL, STEPHENS, 4 ca.
IAN 3-2w PA, bet and
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REAL Enthusiastically, J. C.. Mcclure,
auctioneer, sold lot on ID between 10th and mn
streets Is feet front by 100 feet depth, for 81 500;
purchaser, VIM. Orme -1sll'r - ~D''''"'
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SUPREME CouRT-MoHdoy No % The Com.
mefciai Bank OF New ORLEANS, appellant, rs.
Alrxander Compton etal. Tle argur mt of this
G G was coniinned by Messrs Baliinger ana
Hughes for the spPellees. Adjourned.
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EVERYBODY will be glad to hear that DR. Mac.
kay yielding to the request of prominent citizens
and sojourners here. has consented to deliver an.
othsr lecture on saturday night--taking for his
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TUE SEVERAL HOMESTEAD BILLS.

To the EGi,oy Of The " Y. TriesHG
SIR: Af.er very careful psruss his evening Of ne
several bile proposed Congress 70 grtr; 70 re hesd
OF every family or every person twsnty-ore yea-s OF
age sid over, ssd citizen OF Inc United Slater, e
bomes,ssd consisting OF one hundred an slxJ sc-e-
II public l.nds, subject % pIvste entry, &C., upon
condition Of actual occupancy and cultivation }, srlHes
me or me fis. line .ns: the ts ere esca anc g. rad
csly defective ard mast ell % effect he p1poee .o'
which Trey ere pro:esssdiy designed. II would, n
deed seem clear enough :ha- nc sexual setter Wor.d
buy Iari Vi specula,or which ne might enter upon
AID cr.tys:e without money and without prce. fe-
.houd oe remembered, :La- go lorg &c puobe iAn1-
are soN A. nj. .be agents OF the Government, won
-aner sci 20 re spe cuistor ttsn give 70 tae settler
and would exlde t.om p'iyss er.ry al lads 1n.l.oey
bst fist been expose for SALE :eseryng oby me uns
Abe for pr.emptor o. sny under he provisions of.ne
Homestead Dill And under sucn circum=.sn ses Sc sl
.stg.,.w,Ild often D. driven they are n)w 1rder
me NOV so. u he Pre- d sGs % oy tie os.,
- rcs OF the cIls.es -ther tnsn eoLe- Dor ne
roIs,-ve.baos Vi sscC "a character, end 40 tsr away
frn c,7IiZa.Icv hat re alt sto.s az Il VI ch geo
ar Simmer, would rln srest rex Of stsrvng before
trey coId rss? .e- ms: cop, D snY tssssnce c. ID
Oe ,Ty.d-d hen.
l.: me- then c.. yol- attention % the cess y Il
urging the nds Of ne Prpzo-ed object II me
ug1e..ssG oil. Ol o. Congress- AVID especially q y,
lie al oODOrsol= means Z their power % ire tne
- p,11 u Grows bill = p,ege8t ne utl-e s.ls o.:
- bic .snl- der poe % the Pses,jsDt rsssf
han ,-e adoption If aoy OK t5s Homestead oil, ghicn
aye ,es Zee. pGs.-Dtso % ether branch OF Congress-
he ;.fiic Il .Jd lott pay elsr Govern men; OF re
calti,s.0r. -as FL eDse Jf surveying, s1d tae 'as
Q, ne p-o!- tJlso ne Oct ii Indan was war a
n gbt peer saved 70 th. na;iop aDi ;hs o'g.nI-
za;. o: is:-,,ris and Sts,s SJgerGGea;s wa
q. Cor .ttlrn o.. ne Uni.so S..-s -sSes an' zoe
Gvy:;bEes; Il he Cai.et :.S,es ough' !" Ns'o -
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DIsCHARCING LOADED FIREARMS.

To che Editor Of The " y. Tribanc
Sir: The reports Of firearms which sourd upon the
ears Of people in this city, not only in open daylight
but at Almost all hours Of the night lead one 10 cup
pose that the unseen hand which holds the weapon
obeys the will Of person who is totally unscrupnlous
in regard 20 human life, as well to the city ordi-
nances and the higher laws OF the State. That no
more serious results occur from this reprehepsibls
practice where balls and slugs are dspatc he'd upon
their uncertain and often fatal tight in the mdt oil
populous city like ours, Is matter OF astohishfnent
rather than of incredulity. Last night as Sas re-
turning to my hotel little alter 10 O'Clock. from the
house OF friend, where ! had spent the evening,
while passing along Clinton street, on my way from
Grand street to East broadway, and when near the
arrested by the whlstrg Of bullet 10 the Immediate
vicinity OF my head, accompanied by the swim eur.
rent OF air which moves along the course Oh
ball in near proximity to It, and was almost insesnA
neously followed by sharp report ss OF me OF ps'
toll proving that the person who discharged the pieoe
could not have been very far distant iron the sp0e
where then was but upon turning around could dis
Germ no smoke other appearance which might NOR
cate the locality whence the discharge proceeded
The above needs very little comment. Inc TACT ineu
shows the present condition Of some things In THIS
metropolis, and gives one clue to yard solving the
problem why many persons are found In conditions
which lead the public mind to suppose they have been
murdered when they have fallen not by personal foe
or assassin but by the hands of an enemy
20 all mankind, 10 manifested by the utter disregard
Of the consequences Of actions which Is liable TO
result fatally o. otherwise. Nor does favorable re-
sult Lessen the oeDse of the culprt any moro than
would ne should level loaded musket at group OF
people and fire. because he wiled, though no were
10 assert he meant no hurt TO him who might DO han
by the discharge. Yours, &c, y. Is. Lfos.
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THE WISCONSIN EXPOSURE.

To The Editor Of Tie " y Trouse
SIR: The following paragraph from The TRIBUNE
of the Goth, conveys a wrong impression IL some
particulars, and certainly he exac. truth 10 bsd
enough:
"Tfe exposure which we Published yserdsy OF the colp
means uied Wisconsin me passage By the Leess
tlIe 1856 BIZ distributing The lands granted 70 The STATE
Startling in our history We have mad corruption before bu
nevtr on such scae Here whole sse 10 have been
the editors Of nearly prominent journals tie eade' of
Republicans Democrats and Americas al have taken the DO
u.dins bible and sold themselves for prize disgusting
revelation: e: hope ths; may prove ase one and ths
may BE- virtue enough Wisconsin 10 We. Cneomfo~
insly about the work OF reform
The "Goverror" w1o was bought up" wss
Boshtord, who wss thrown overload by hs party
last Fall, on account, manly Of rlors Of tEs co-ru2-
ton and was not re nominated. Our "Sapre ne
Court consists OF three judges two Of them me breath
OF suspicion mss not ou ,hed Tie spoken of n me
report VINO was the subject OF Mr.. Kiloourns com
prnert" and surprise, in me shape ofs "p,eser,
of $4,000, is A. ID. Smith The same who hss beer 90
praised for bis part in me Wisconsin adjudication or
The Fugitive Slave Law and would not detrsct a. Gil
from Judge Smiths merit for what ne dc tnen. Dut
may say the: ndiscrimna.e at nome he vas ro.trere
regarded, generally ss al honest han or u 'oE Inc
berch.
Az 70 the Legislature the report Of .ae Inyes.ga;-
ing Committee shows g-ea. many corup, NEE, oat
IL ere were others whom ]. does not snow, some 0:
whom spurned me oT.ne wnen Onefec, aIo soihe o'
whom occupied such positions :nsc 10 attempt 10 cor
rup. them was made. While have 40 WISH &c make
psr.izan sffaI Of me Investigation still ]. should oe
known mat tae app eminent Of the Committee, in me
fret place, was carried only after sharp light, and
then Ak airs. the Dem3c:so vote united, smost 70
mer.
As 70 editors, only :o1T are named. The enlet =
Gprk ny OF Til Seallls, marked and sac case, IS
.Iye. fhe otaers LIe Carpenter Of The Patr'ot, 5
scurlous snd VIGOROUSLY yeDa aneet and snsr9s:er
OF The News, Always tool Of Khbourn, and Tho
must have taken his psltIy $1,000 on Gccouai. He
deserves more. Inc other IL 6 German Editor VINO
needed TIE money, p-t d. not need sae 6nylns
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THE YOUNG MEMS CENTRAL REPUBLICAN
COMMITTEE.

r. A< rlirov a TIE " Y TrDss~
Sra: | regret to notice the unfiendy asd It seems
20 me, the uneaed.for which the Young Hens
Central Republican Committee have this morning re-
ceiyed at your hsnds and hope you will permit me to
say that two opinions may be justly expressed thereof,
asd that your reporter has shown certainly his bTev;y,
bN scarcely he wit.
It's true that some three or four members did indulge
in smoking; but tha. social ofense was coptsed TO
three or four persons and il should not therefore be
soffcient ground to cast slur upon hundred yours
men who were together only cenfurable, nasmuch IS
these permitted IN their prssence what was to them
apparently harmless enjoyment in community not
vel organized and therefore scarcely subjee. 70 strict
Jaw or severe comments community though, very
deeorors and courteous toward each ether and Who
Am sure either individually collectively, would have
made things pleasant, even for your reporter u L
had been limited in any way that the practice was Of
s.p,ive to him OF to others.
With regard 10 the question over which We spent
several hours of "professness:" Your reporter came
IN in the midst Of the debate heard the heavy flag end
of il: and might have BEEN might not have been,
able 70 determine the Importance OF doiog something
10 heal a-regarded al serious and regretted
conflict Of two sections of the party in the twentieth
Ward; very knotty question presented, whca d.
vidtd our body IN OPINION equally; matter In wnch
We mad no interest but 10 do what was best asueect
on which voted myself in the minority, AMI yet think
that the majority honestly, If not wisely decided.
We selected, this evening, sthoughtfa vigorous
person for our Chairman, and We received the we'll
weighed compliments Of contemporary President, Mr.
Kennedy, our promise besring and apparent COM
posiiisn Habit certainly onght 10 have made your
reporter fair Judge, but il seems TO me he must nave
been here fastioious and hyper-crical when he
prefers the grave charges he does advance On the
grounds presented to him. ! neither addressed The
meetieg. Bor did l smoke. am quite wiling 20 sd
NIT that the speaking might have been CONDENSED and
smoking dispensed with, bat protest that the rebuke
war not propoitioned to the evil.
Yours very respectfully
WILLIAM DUFF TELLER Del Nineteenth Ward
Nst> York May q, 1881
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Noun W.sHISGToS LAND LlTIGtTION.-A csse
was tired q. the term Of the Coos Court OF Common
Pess which c.osed las; week, somewhs; notable both
rom the nsture aud extent Of the interests involved
snd from the length OF TINE consumed sud the persist
eDcy with which the case wss contested g. the t-lsl.
The was the case OF Francis Russell at. Issue Dyer
end Horace Fsbyap, src involved question O. tie
- some 500 scres Of land locs.ed On aud Mount
Wasa.ng ton, and such interest sSthe Fsbvsn HoEse
mad in the slale.psih roSt 10 the summit o; Moirt
Washington D. well damages Tor re burn.ag 0!
H.. Fabyan House il me ye.r 1888, while II poe
session OF the defendants. Tie pl.iunif elaine
$40 coo dsmsgss, out after pster Gearng, ooca9y-
,rg sb,t ten days re Jay returned dot :Jr 80
dsfsn5aDts. Ths csc Fss me Eos: mp0-,sC. aId
hardest fought which has teer red N Cos 90 yes.s
hayipr arsyed 90 o0s sde u tie TIE, u e. o. ne
IA, nj Of me Coos tsr BESIDE counsel tom tter scar
ties apd from on. lie STATE l~erieFo fs".1t W.
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the people,, have more than ten tnes exceeded Il .
revenue derived rom the sale Of the publc Snds,
while there 10 no old settled State In the Union wherein
The lspds have been bought and sold from ~ first st..
,'emert, that is not covered al over with mortgages
which never De redeemed and mus, foally n esch
Individual easel be suddenly forscosed thereby grad
ualy depopuls,ing its most thriving ssrc ul.ural Dis
,Yic1 Capital that ought 10 be invested in scientific
sgrcuture is sunk in the purchase Of the coil whiIs
,s marketable valuation has increased 90 much moro
in proportion than that Of the labor bestowed spen IT,
nat tat has not sufced 10 pay even the interest on
The mor,ss given to secure the payment Of the prr
chase money. W.
Sss> Ysyk Nay Is 1883
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Hle0ifal.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA-TIE ORIGINAL
- and GENUINE Alphabetically superior to al 9th
e pleasant TASTE composed Of purely vegetable extracts
be taken AZ this season Of the year wt the greatest benefit
Its weknowr qualities in purifying the tood and for eunus
scrofuous erpsBs have induced many st@mPs
initiate this article. To disappointment and insure
satisfactory result ask Sands SaJsepails, and take
other Prepared by A. D. SANDS Druggists No 100 FHi-
ton St, cor. of Wi0ikmst, New York
TNHE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE DIR. s. p.
L TOWNSENDs SARSAPARILLA WholesAIe and Retail
Cspot No 2 Broadway, Fulton Of6es No oppc-
ate et Psufs Church. kew.Yo
WILLIAM ii. KINSLEY, COMMISSION
w WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, No. II Gold r, (nssr
MsdenDe) New York Manufacturers Of Patent Medicines
and Druggists articles introduce dp1se Of the same
be test advantage by consDs above Orders for Drugs
generally executed with dispatch at he lowest market rates
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT-County Of
IN Nev-York- FRANCIS A. ESTY, plaintiff, against FRED
TRICK HENNELL defendant. Summons for money demand
on contIaet-Com not er) To the defendant FREDERICK
HINNELL: You hereby Summoned and required 10 answer
The this seton which fled 10 the Office OF the
Clerk OF the City and County Of New York at his Once IN the
CITY Hail. said city the 2st day May 1855 and
copy of your to the said complaint the subscriber
his Office No. 81 Wall street. in the city Of NewYors within
twenty the service of this exclusive
OF day Of such service aud you fail to the aid
complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff in this action
will take Indictment against you for the of hundred
aud sixty dollars and twenty one eens With inerr ron
the October thousand eight hundred and hiy
two beside the costs Of this action Dated April a. 1885,
JAMES b. SILKMAN Plaintiff Attorney,
r,z I.uewM No. 81 Wallstteet
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CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY


CCPREME COUKT-CITY and COUNTY OF
- NLW1Y0Rk - RIhTR0 PERAlAo, PlAinns, assin',
monty demand con;rst ,Cem TO the Defendants
You hereby summoned and required 10 the COM,
p acton which fled in the Office the Clerk OF the
and County New York the 4h day Of April 1855 ~ he City
HAL in the City NewYork ans 10 serve copy Of
"a me the subscribers a. their oe No WAL
.reet il Cy Of NewYot within twenty days anes the
If this excessive OF IN. DAY OF ~
service; TAI The said onprui within the
aoresad the psnsf IN this action viii take Judgment
you for the Of seventy dollars with interest from the
fret dsy of Ssptt mbr thousand eight hundred al y
beside pe Of this Aon.-nsed New YoIk April ~ lS
40 law6wM THRRASSON BRYAN, Az. rneys kT PiAnuf
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CUPREME COCRT.-ClTY and COUNTY Of
- NEW-yORK-NARY ANGELA HARBARO Plaintiff.
agains: EMlLlANO P. BERGANINl Defvndan;.-Suum ons
81 moroy demand contIS Com. not ser-To the De
You heyb summoned aud required 20 the
COMPLAINT IL this acton which Sled IN the Ofkcs q TIE
C,rk s the City and County Of Se~fors the h day #
IpT, th City Hal, the City Of NJ vYork AID 20
serve copy Of your the said Uni The sub
ssIibers their Ofe No. Waist Il the Cy Of New York,
wihir twenty dave after the service Of ihs Jon
Of he cay Of service aud fail 70 answer
the sid mpsin the aforesaid the P.o:is his
.c vii take udgmen, against you for he q x haered
oos-s with sec0ud day At January ;hos
sand egh, hundred and ysevr besce the eos; Of tbs soH
Dated New Yoik, Apr. -. A. .. 1883
a2olAw6wN TfEsAssON BRYAN At.y's ST Prss
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NvFW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
N fOMPANY.-sUMMER ARRANGENfNT
Cemmeac;ug MONDAY, May -, 1855 .
Lave Dspot White ard Ccn..ss Nevferk o.
$40 n M y rite Plains ITAn s,opPi-s az al SGso-s
-. axs rot eoraer t:h 81 AID f.h-av, Ser YORK
80 ~ Wils.rnst-dge, t-si- stoopus .. =. Sa..3-s
500 nc Nal .iaiu stopping q: "il-nsokdst I-e Al s.'
Roth.
ur D, Nfha.pspridse .T1in stopping q, g. s:s.oos.
=, IN M Wine Plane tTSr, stopI4as - ia S.E.4,0s
~ :, ,yl'Famhfiag, iTa-c s:opI'ns a; g. S-S,-"as
IA A. White pisiLs IG.c. Stopping a. d Sta'oSS
boz 9 .lnyel fistns '-~Ai - ITO -
Wilhsoshfiege -. s....
sr, White Pa Ne train s.oPpps q: a. stSs1r'
% q N. .Ul .ms = 70 trsin s;ygpe 2 . - S'sIeu~
RtriKIfse-Lesye Cks'hsfg four Cs-frTs' ,,-, -, -,
Y Mai rain Stopping q william so ~se " LIZ ANS
.sd ~ s.Atcts nert5.
WI !. CAMPBELL Ptrlnsneeni.
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NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ ,eso sIruMER ARRANGEMyNI 1855

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN sua ,her MONDAY, May 10. Lass, ard mt nI'esf
nctce Passenger TsLs VII esvs Pier TO-: Q. paAl~~ "r
ISpiKiaK EXPRESS g: &C N, So DunkIf ard principal
intern edisie e.stioLg.
MAIL TRAIN q: SOC T. scr porlIE IIe Boslo and bsf'
mediate ststionL ,.-,.
HOCaLASD FASSES9rR, % trosr ioos CHAMBER ~
va Pierpou. for Stuff ms knS nteTu .t1lee Sisions
WAY PASSENGER al $3.50 ,. L., ri NewbuTth mioue'o"A
sps lnierrnedA.e Ststons $500,
NIGHT EXPRESS st5 90 .. oI DtLhiEk ard bobAs-
The sbCvs TINIs cAily, Sor dsys ercop co
Tsse Express Trains ELmiIa, ~tn ne Limn.
cspAndA qua aud Risssra Fails RN..csd FOX NsSs fsLs
Dir with Lhe Syracuse and bnghsnIon hsoAc K
ayrsl a. Coming WIN e bsiao Corning ana Newi0H
RaIlr ad Tor Rothester Great hena win the issa"te
Wer-rn Parosd Tor Scranton % Hofneue
ylr with Buffalo and SewYors City Rallosd cr be- Ao
:, buGao puks with be Lake shore hSikohc for Cieve
49, CpetrsAt, ycle3o. Detroit, Chicago, 6c-
q. y. READILY. Assistant President
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NNSYLg ANIA RAJ LIZ y A y
JHE GREAT GENITAL EQSrE.
The grrniyvAn R&r,sd connects ~ P-stu-tn ~te iIf
r,c, nrG LOUIS No. k,a CEsus .ne IhatS IL
rrAnk'o Lsx.son srd Louisville. y Ee,:e 5ste Asise Z,
,Ic.snsris L. Ci-.Eret osy-oE SPTtns
I'D. BtkartGne Skr6usty. Toledo Cleveland Cohutos,
I.rsSNe rssson and Woosts- Quo; WITH he steam
re. rat. fD 40 T., New Or cua - -svlls ana
Oz4cIbAu <--.---
,~~n.,f..d r 49, ~ fh- VA-s,.
ss,serse,s Nd bad US sbcsr eApeeiIouf sat
.<srk .abI@ rouse b~t~seu The East sIo oes.-
~ az ErW-YOrE 10 CINCINNATI N 20 H0rHI
rl1U sTH- YORK 10 CHICAGO ~ % H;sTs
raoH xtw YORK TO at LOUIS lH - HCuks.
v.y, A. ,Ow 70 q other ysu;e.
A. uAuo si3s u the totels q MS cry
Tn,ousb T. seis % fLrther af nssot Ray - lac y Ne
since v -t' : h~ ~. z Aaer Ecuse. Bso~8vsS
,,, AL - LiIjcTT. Atepk
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Gfgal Notifes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
psr.on. having as.hst JOHN AVERY l.,e Of B1ids:
present the with vouchers thereof The :1s.srb:; a
Ych on Or before the twenty second day Of October
Dated New YoIt the seventeenth day Ssy Q, Ap,i Ss
.p's isvdmM WALTER r. AVERY, K,eestor
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
o.: Il as ess1.s Of E'
City Of New York Jewee deceased 70 present te ,sns -
IlTcn ALLIN No. = Jons " =. City 4 N:.Y :.
= ' i.sssM bE Ests f 4 WILSON s''''''''
IN PURSUANCE of an order of RODMAN B.
DAWSON, esq Surrogate Of the County Of Kinss koses
.s S at;Sf1 the Of b Sssas
leased that they are reqgIed to exhibit the .nns vii. NE
sSes s Thrill & cSsKso As s s%" "
oI@se County on or before the 18th day Of July ss1s
NJ ,,vsmN. S sATHasHE4 + c2 2SkEoS ...so
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
4 Ss s csa sssy r &
Of New Yoi deees,ed to present the same with ,9oeSss
q 9. or before the i day Of July
New, York ths ah Day OF 'aa9r1y s pos, y,s.o.
NEw-YORK SUPREME CoURT;;-RICH.
BABc0CK against n B. HOGo-s.m~on. for money d.
.so9sp.%.d: '' You re hereby a@.i
70 the compliant in sbi. action which viii be fed
10 the Office Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of
NswYoIi at the City Hall, in the City of NsvYUi s,d
copy Of your sns.er 70 'he said oonpla,nt On
of With, twenty days ae the Srvcs q this
mons 90 you exclusive the day Of such service and yos
psntns this seton will take judgement against for tbs
r of seventy dollars with interest from the theh day OF
March besde this sction-Da<d Nee York
March So 1858. BARNEY HUMPHREYS BUTLER,
PLAINTIFF Attorneys
The complaint in the entitled .con sled in the
oce Clerk 1.-THE City and Co unity New York Aforesaid
On the 18th day Of May 1883. -
BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
myl7IsvevA Plaintiff Attorneys
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IRON CITY, J. T. TurLer, Mafer
MINERAL ROCK, j. =. HydeT, Na'tes.
GEN. TAYLOR, Geo I. SoDe, Matter.
asirt .es sSss leaving Cleveland eyey week thoseh IA
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spv Of -Dt EIps ssn Il secured BY adore sFIg
EUSSEY MCBRIDE.
PocwGIiIe Ind COnnisKson aeTebants
Cleveland, Ohio.
JB-IEi IL Packages, Gaze ofRsss<y 4 EeBncs, Csers
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dnnue Cf July when tduutAs utDf VIZ % Pu' eH
accommodate tfe pisssc,e :Isyel.
II AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROV1-
IL DEECE kc-on ard shsr OF %. 1857 frain Of tbs
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD and FIshkiL,L kAiLhoAp
% cave Hartford ser sys there Of the kxpress Tain OF
h@ NsrYou and Haven and New Haven and Hartford
SAMUEL MOTT. Superintendent