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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29
ALLEGHANY HIGH SCHOOL. Rim

A LLEGHANY HIGH SCHOOL. AT BLUE
"A SULPHUR SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
w. j. MORRISETT, A. NJ, Principal, and In
str9etor in Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
.JNO. NEWTON SHEPHERD, Instructor in An
clent an g, Modern Langnages
T. ID. BEACH; A. b., Instructor IN Moral Philos-
't GEO. W. BtSTER, Steward.
The session will begin October LIST and close the
last day of June, 1860 The exercises continue
without Interruption on Satu rdays, and there is no
intermission during the session, except Christ
mas day.
Expenses for Tuition and Board, including every
thing except lights, $40, payable half lst De-
tober, balance 18th February. Candidates for the
ministry, OF any evangelical denomination, who
come suitably recommended, receive tuition Free
furnished at the Springs at Richmond prices.
For pamphlet, containing Autograph OF the place,
W. MORRISETT, Principal,
au 4-2m Blue Sulphur Springs P. o., Va.
CHURCH HILL ENGLISH. CLASSICAL.
MATHE EnR AND GoMMERcLA
graduates or proEeients of all the schools of the
University of Virginia, have united to establish a
permanent School OF high order. on Church Hill.
and hope to be patronized by parents, especially in
the eastern portion OF the city.
Per session Of nine months, 0ne-h0D in ddraneel
Ordinary English branches 5000
Higher Eng lish including hook keeping. -. 400
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. ..-.. lOeO
Rsfereaees-Facul University of Va. Charles
II. Winston, President Richmond Female Inst
tute; pr. 7. W. Hancock; Dr. Albert Snead; Rev.
4. T. Dickinson; DR.; 6. w. Briggs; DIR. Jno, Knox,
rico county Turner Richardson, Esq. !; Thomas j,
Starkc. Esq, Richmond. se@4
" '''' - '' TARKfN Willis,
JNO. M. WINFREE.
CHrRrH HIrJ Riehunnd lima OF
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HyHE ONLY ARTICLE
UNRIVALED IN HARKET,
WITH IMMENSE
HONE ANE EUROPEAN
nEMANn

YAe es,on why thst By Natures proce'i restores
ss. ht SG nsu d and ka. f 1i en-
removes all dsndun ithine ana heat from me cap 2uea
AID may be upout all diseases Of the scalp and hair
win ;top hep ron falling of sas" f 'ct gS"r
am". Seei win never fan or secOme ssy then resdsr,
read the following and Judge for yOnrslye.yy Ian ,ss
NEssRs. o. J. WOOD L Co.
Wood Hair Restorative my hair being quite gray usde
up my mind lay aside The Preude's which In common wn
r,s msuy persons had against al manner o; patent med
enes and shoI; time ago commenced nsns your anos' 70
Tbr T.,a bss been 90 y,y ,ss.acoIy that very GLAD
da So aud Justice you web fer the encourage
Of other. who may Be IS gray Is was o., mo 3
give your Restos'Se trial ti they have inhe pfo arc e
whh YOU rsy show to any ,ueh direct them TO
for further prot who In ana out Of ~ y "re hsiAns
Ny hair n now is rsnrsl color and much improved in s
pessnce every way so'ssr AID thicker and much more
HENKf JENKINS. cor Columbia ana C.rron., broosyp.
c. L yns, H., k k pss y. h. Id. DOR.
good III this part Of The country Ny hair hss been slight
sii.hrs tor year. :.l,ss 'appo ron zos ma. Ha, RI
,Orsve weeks and hnd tha have fine head OF bar
sSs ssS. nj he ~ Ssasbs remedy .hd
ssvis. al DO afflicted that Way your remedy
lou 'AN P''-'N ~' w. S W. MIDDLETON
ys .S Hair sf p 1871
.s kenes The font ana sl.o the bach part Of ny
head .Ios, os it, "a. iAD a S Ssta aS ,o
uly Aesd we studded With PROMISING crop q yoSDs and
hs front also receiving Benefit have tired other pfepsr
,sou, without bvneht whatever. think from my own
'.0r' can Tt1s' T Tay i;hsii
NS'' ''f' No <o4 Nine-c.
7s. restorative pu Up IN bottle. Of three ,i!s vi. Lsrss
medium and small the small koias bali phi, and retah io
PEI bottle the medium holds ~ least twenty per cent ois
proportion thsa small ttzs for 81 bottle the large
boas ~ IN Prupertion ana e'A iof %
bottle
o J. MOOD Co. Frop.e:or. No. si2 Broadway, New.
feA l The sTeA- y Y Vine RAos EstsohhIneai sna Nc
ia nsrket st.. 81. Lous No.
AID ,ols BY all soos Druggists and FAacy ooeds Dealers
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HIGH PRICE OF FEMALE LABOR IN TIE
COUNTRY.
rSi,o, cf TAsN. Y. Tris.ns.

SIR: have read vito ictcress your appeal 10
f,Iners wives in behslfof poor emg'sbt giris rosfe
much trnth 10 what you say bat there Il also aDo-
tier eide to this subiec'.
Many girls might have emp ym'n, and good ho0'e'
for TIRE Winter, il they would consent to work da'isg
the Winter for moderate wsses. Ba' rs,hsr thsn do
hs many Of them return 20 ~ city, where Che money
they may have boarded is soon expended, and life OF
want snd misery "a their only rcsoar.e.
faimers in limited circumstances cannot an IN
pay high wsgCs for the Winter months for they have
no dairy, sbd the work within doors is yh,. S1n,
there is alwsys plenty Of sewing 10 be done, and t ~
tie wser plan to do all of that necessary for the sum-
mer in the Winter season. Good house sivee know
this, ard wolld glajy, as ! said be ore keep their
Sammer help, il they would work for = or 81 per
month.
| have read your appeals before in behalf Of tn
working classes, and always with aresponsive thru
for il has ever been principle To do all in Iny powe
TO aid them class. But Will give YOU leaf from
our own experience in this matter. This Winter We
felt tee need Of girl to assist in the work OF our
family. | say assist, because make it spoint to do
my baking ard help those in my employ For several
ralors we preferred q German girl. My husband
went to New York and spent the day searching euli
grant and intelligence offices for one that would
al swer our purpose. But he could get none for lea
than Sc per moLih. CT course he came home without
one. Even young girls who made no pretense CT
knowing how TO cook or wash, asked ~ per month.
Since then. Mr.. Editor have placed less credence in
the tales of suffering that hear of in your city II
may be that he did not pursue the right course or
that those reedy IN situations not easily found
by stranger. Far bolt from me to discourage charity;
but it struck me that the iGdscrninate benevoenee
practced or rather lavshed in our lnge cities 10 the
Winter, encouraged i6lenessl had almost said vice.
BE that az may should stil be very glad to get
honest and induIIious German girl Qualities which
You viii say worth gold in any market, and 10 they
Sre) To such, l. and numerous other farmers wives,
can ofera comfortable home and moderate wages for
the Winter: and if they prove capable an Increase in
their compensation as Sprirg opens aud the work
comes on FARuER's WIPE.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1850
Netu:1lork Dailp Gribrnre
TIE PIrB OF TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Eron Pun1A

lie PlrB OF TIE PRESIDENTS MESSiG
From PsAeL
Toward almost all foreign nations
Our cn'll oks sin 10 ways fls,-raie;
There's most Of on foreign relations
In Tn unsatisfactory state.
With the Britishers, through oar high-metsled
DiplOmscv gness We have got
The light Ct sesrch question vel settled
Tie Central American not.
With Spain were in q condition,
OF hicb We hsnte notbing % brsg;
Her { Ike in official position
Has iusu'tss our national fsg,
Done our clizsrs oLe wrong aid totrer
IL tiGs p,Tsons and property too;
ADc she won't pay ou~ tubsn claims, nutber,
Which is now fourteen yesr overdue.
Peculiar reckon the nstur'
OF tire sort Of relations We bear
To Mexicc-not wuth a tatCr:
Can't pay If they wOuli-tbem o09Ls there.
can only lay one pan siore ye,
By Our Own from them Cn't lrs 81 come;
To drop down upon their territory
md seize, for q pledge, on some.
Tlen there's that air Panams's Isthmus,
We must there clear the transit, ia course;
8nG, if rot exactly THE Chr s.mss,
Still sooner or later, by force.
New-GTAnsda, Nicaragua,
Costa Rica, have al TO pay
For damages d0Le, more or fewer
Ard spects He must whip Paraguay.
Pacific as is all our labors,
In 90, saTDei fir to mention how III
IL q farms we are on " Ia oar Ieishbors,
Pretty Ugh the whole world but Brazil.
As patti. OF peace, cotton spinDers
In lie old country quote us; but now
] e1pe we're 4 canton to sinner,
With mos. all The airih in row.
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We learn, says The Galera H. Courier, fsom
lend residing at C4n:on, St. Lawrence County, the
residence OF The departed statesman, Silss Wright,
durrg his lifetime, that s of bis private correspond
tneo has been placed in the hsrds Of tie Hon. John
Dix. who has CONSENTED 10 eqit such life of Mr..
WIigl, As is needed.
1t is said thst Ger. John Couldoct Calhoun,
hrn.erly Border Rufsn dc,a:or in Kansas, il no" a
Quiet citizen Of Ntbrasks City in Nebrssks Territory,
where he has, by hs uIbanity Of manners, quiet de-
meanor ard geptlensaly department, won host Of
fiieLds.
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have money at interest is taxed At AL In this way
those who most able 10 pay taxes exempt nom
il TO greater less extent while those least able 70
bear this burden are taxed far more than they are
worth. believe large majority Of the TAXABLE in
matter and that the time will conc when they viii
demsnd it, Nay believe the time has come fsr Us
10 asi,a,e this important question; and for this pur
pose write, and trus. you viii III the attention Of
the press the pablo, and parlie llaiy Ofthe Leg'-
iature 60 H.
Your.. FOR risb, and sgAinu wrorE, . -
.fEbEyn, n. Y, Dec. y, lass ~. SoLL'Ss-
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go CENTRAL ROUTE
OcVs FOR THE WEST.
VIA HARLEM RAILROAD

NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
One Dollar BY any route Albany Troy Ard
AZ stations West and Ho,th.
Trains leave depot corner 18th stree, snd fav Nswfok
10 O'Clock q. N. Express Mail Train.
-, Sd N. Express Trsiu.
Sonteetine Acsny with N-wYork Central Railroad
ot al atsn tsioush BHalo and the Nes;, also win
sc A'Aiy Nofttern Road fer stations north.
-, htVMINc, ItAvK ALBANY.
$50 n Ms,i uan, eoapeo tt with the Nrw-NOrk Central
my s;7:Na m
m Express connecting with Central Railroad u An
we "ss and AZ East Albany with tbs train from Troy st
!" fa.enge,s can rely this connection Troy
So, FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS
hi for Albany and the IVES, received Al dspo. corner
arc ard Centresis uGtii ocOck d n ana forwarded by
-.Ess az quick By any ether route
kose Is nov IN excellent order provided with its
equipped With new aud eonluodious and for
~ saety ard comfort 10 equal 10 any other route
~ m New ioTk, corner 3tA- q. and 4th-sy
Procured and baggage che he'd at the Office eorner Of
"-''t lane and Despst Albany, OF depot ESss Albany
WA J. CAMPBELL, s1ycIiD,e1esDI
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ORR TAX LAWS SHOULD BE REFORMED,
II A- Cd.t1, of TAs ~ y. Trilss<.

Sir: observe in your weekly i-sue Of tie 2ah
inst m article tesled Xxx for the Legislature" ia
Which you urge tbe propriey Of providing BY taxation
lie paym.It of The Safe debt aud the completion
Of tie catals This is all very well, but there Is Az
oiLer sahec. connected with taxation which wish 70
tse yrlsd upon tie attention OF the Legislature Il
the pfopriety Of providing by Law that man shah es
tsJsd olly ir rioperty which be actually o"n', ens
DIT tia which lie is in deb. .or. Let me Illustrate; a.
;lIea.sf; ataI@ q D. for g. 600 pey. s2o d9Fa lad
SIt. bcrd ard mortgage for the other * 700. ~
he press1t -ysfero although A. ectay bat 4f
the farm, be ta1ed FOR TIE whole Of il, while b. s Tor
y oUj b. taxed for what has been pait aod what IS
t. be pad thus taxing portion Of the property t.ce
over AIotber fact TO which wish to call attention.
is Tie coaoesDg Of property subject TO taxs;ion. his
i general subject Of complaint, and presume thai
10. os> ks1 of tie personal property Of ibos> Hso
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The President, il is saij, does not approve Of the
Psusicn bll which recently p.ssed ne Eou.e, bat be-
hsves y at TIE sdrisson % the prscpie !. involves
sonii open the door 70 sact unlimited claims a. 10
b sirop, lie Government.
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scsDLr-ScHooL CELEBEATIos AT HoBoEEs.-The
Anniversary Of the Missionary Societies connected
vxh tie Sabbath School OF the FIRST Bsp.ist
Church, Hoboken, was celebrated lGst week. The eS.
ercises Of roye, sui NOS, nteresting char.e-
ter E.eh class in thif school il distinct society,
bearing 6 particular name ard in presenting tier
niisohSy offerings, they we're accompanied VIII sp-
prop; ate enblems. Thus the "Eageuio KiIcsii"
soc,iy presented their Offering in beautiful chip,
hsle tied With specie. "Ths Yong Reaper came
fIvzId With their bright skles AMI sbearsi sad after
preertrg tber contribution, sung The Respers' Song
The emblem II TIE "Henristts Newell" S0cety Was
TIE Rock IN the Desert, which, upon being struck,
scr: form stream Of silver. The " vn,on" Society
sIliS-.ei e. their eulbem the Cross, designed Of
besr,ifd Hosers, most Of wa,h were growing from
&. nse. A, the close Of the services this emblem
vss presented to the Pastors wife. Other designs,
equally spproprGts. were exhibited and tue errusl
oh-nny Of the school smocttsd 70 sbOlt $50. The
s,grg by The ctillser excellent, and al enjoyed
tis occasion az profitable tsi pesssos entertai2-
m<bf.
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-O

NEW-lOhh AND EhlE hAlLhOAD.-Os
IN aud ser MONDAY Nov 70 1889 and until further NOTES
Ptnser Trains will leave Pier foot Of pusns'. a follows
VI:
puNKIRx EXPRESS At a. m, for puDhirk and Prneiss
Intermediate S.stionL
MAIL WEST sts. H. for Dunkirs and Bre,lo, and lnss
mediate Stations.
kOCKLAND PkssEHGEK IT ?. m, from foot Murrsy'u-
Via Piermont for Sunerut and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER a, $3.50 p m, for fsweursh, rort JG
vs and intsrmeds;e Ststions
NIGHT EXPRESS $3.50 p n., for Dunkbk and Busais.
ad principal intermediate Stations.
MIGRANT at p NJ, tor DunkIf and Buffalo and intst
neeiate Stations.
TIE above Trains run daily, sosdsys excepted.
These Express Trains Emts with the EiLs art
CsaaDdsgas Railroad for Niarsrs Fss at Binkhsmton uh
Ne Syracuse Railroad for Syracuse a. Com
hs with Buffalo EewYoIk and Erie Railroad for koches
ks Buffalo and NssGr. Falls at Great Bend with the Dels
vN., LacAswanns and Western Railroad, for Scrantoni
Bus,o and Dunlrk WITH the Lake Shore Railroad FOL Csvs
Ind ClncInnau rosdo Detroit Chieaso, &c.
CHARLES MORAN PresdenA
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naier Uure.

DR. l.. J. LOWENTHAL's WATER CURE
~ and GYMNASIUM, No. ITO 5!eecherst, Ns~.Y ors.
Treatment. with without hoard.
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TIE GREAT CHESS MITCH.

Correspondence Of Toe New York ExPIe".
PARIS, Thursday, Dec. %, ISIS.
GAME FIRST.
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The match at chess, betweea Pall MoIphy and
Hen Andersen hiss terminated, as was anticipated,
in the complete victory Of the youthful American
Daring tie match eleven ranes we're played Of which
MOIpby won seyeD, Andersen two, AMI two were
drawn. As You will scarcely care to occupy more
Il an the space absolutely necessary, omit the eighth
which drawn. after ~ moves on either si'e, md
the tenth il which Mr. Anderssen mad the move and
wou after a tedious contest Of - moves. AL the
games gwen above are fine and nearly all OF them
very besutiiCl as your CHEESE playing reaer. will per-
ceiVe. The ninth Is considered the most brilliant
Thus ends match at chess which places Mr.. Nor
ply ind.sputably at the head Of hylg players. His
Paris admrers have conferred upon him the justly
Inerited title Of the King of Chess. SIR ORACLE.
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NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAE
IN nrLNnuIn AID ID NnEARNn

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For ALBANY and TROY. Fare S2
On and after MONDAY, Dec. g. 1858 Trains vii ssvs WA
q, Nev-York, g. follows:
$50 O. n. FOR White Plstns
ESQ An Fer Wilismshrdse.
le:0o O u. Mail train for Albany
1l:So q M. For White Plains
asa IN. For Williams bridge
$500 p. m. Tor MileTtou.
$50 p u. Express for Albany
400 p. m. For Cruton fals
$50 p m. For White Plains
SIS For White Plains iIosn White Ane cs7usvss
$3.50 p IN. FOR WiliamshriSle.
hHrrRNNS-Willes leave
t.oc White Plsrs
See . IN. .Wifisnsbudge.
1:oo - m. .Cro;ou Falls.
f.0a .Mlerson-
INA M White Plsirs
s:iSA m. MAJ train for AhAny,
1880 q M. Wilisp.brieFe.
ESe .. M. White Plains.
SEQ .. m. White Plains
$50 .. N. Albany Exprets
VIM J. clNrBgLL sussrio sc1ss.A
NEW SHORE ROUTE to PROVIDENCE and
IN BOSTON, Via NEw-YoRK ssd EEW-HANEN, NEW
LONDON, sTONlNGrON, PROVIDENCE and BOSrOH
hiLROADs-on and ser Dee 81 trains viii leave Z1th
esA H. and arrive In Providence AZ $50 and Boston S:S
Pm. RICHARD N. DOWD, Superintendent
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NOTICE.-The deceased, FRANCIS RICH

NOTICE.-The deceased, FRANCIS RICH
~ ARDsON CHRisTE, formerly Of the City Of New York
Soot,rd by his will end conveyed hI WHOLE
estate 70 GEORGE SANDFRSON, joiner formerly resins At
Number Six Brsto le Edinburgh aior,s said, and now at
InneIsheD, County Of PEBBLES.
Mr. Sandcton has brought action Of multiple pontng ant
exoneIeon n the Court Of Sessions In Scotland Tor the
pose having the said Francis Richardson Chrstes estate judi
ciay distributed those who establish best right
thereto In this action Lord Ardmiom Ordinary by ntvIlo
dated 18th December, 1853 appointed innation OF the
dependence Of the 10 be sde b. public advert
in order that the might TO the knowledge Of all
fhe proce der@n3s before Lord Ardaillen First Division
Mr.. sktne Clerk
Notice sccCri sy given to al concerned thai thew
and be heard for leI Interests Otherwise they be excluded
WIN WHITE MILLAR, SIS. C.,
j.l1 law4wTu R.iseTs Agent
CTPREME COURT-WESTCIIE
- COUNTY State Of New York-J0HN C. BISHOP plain
d against HENRY STRATEGY and Ann hi' wife, Frederic
g. Ford Mary g. bis wife John Morton aud Roanna his
wife Edward Bishop and Harriet his WIFE william T. ferrer
Rcrsnin Bee'tn Atahel 4 Jones Enoeh HUTCHINSON and
Octayis w. his wife Smith Downs Alvin IlyG -la Ia At
reef-Con. not served ITO the DEFENDANTS aforesaid;
You hereby summoned and required 10 answer tee com
plant this action which il filed IN the Office Of the CLERK
the County Of IVES, chester White Plains IN said County and
scrher bis office No II Wallet in the City aud County OF
within days after the service Of this sum
you exclusive Of the day Of such service and II you
fail answer the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the
rl,I t in this action will apply the Cou,, for the relief de-
pmsnsed in the compi.int'--bsied Aus 10Th, 1873.
L. 81 NoRTHRoP, Plaintia,s Attorney
No. "a Wal ST., New. York City.
Co,lut filed Aug 18th 1853 In County Clerks Office, at
White Plains, Mcstchest'I County.
L. NJ. NoRTHROP Plaintiff = Attorney
III lsw6v ru' No. II WAllst, Newly rk City.
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Ph III y Tn ~ & II Avn PIrraKlrh.

C'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIVER--The splendid and supero,
assner BAY STATE Capt Jewett leaves New York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at O'Clock P. m,
snd the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Bsy.ou, MONDAY
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY st{ O'Clock from Pier No
SIR
Hereafter will be regarded secured to any apps
can't until the sball have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded Though with great dispatch b.
% Express freight Train
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NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-County of New
IN. York. JOANNA s. AUCHMUTY against RO BERT
ORR and ELIZA BETH his Wife, Thomas Boyd Mccall Mary
Towne John Thomson, President Of the Irving Bank IN the
City Kew York; Thomas Codongou, Benjamin A. Mason
Edw ard Sherman George L. Nichols Henry Nash, Francis
L. Holbrook Henry T. Carnage, Benjamin T. Young, Addison
A. jayne James Il. HeIyy, Charles Burial Micah j. ~ Has
Kim Jacob Miller. loac Shaurmsn, The Irving Bank IN the
City Of New oIk, Francis H. Whiting and John B. Cor
Le Assgnee Of BeI amn T. Young aud Addison A. jayne
To the defendants: You hereby summoned
and required the complaint in his action which
filed IN the office OF the Clerk of the CITY aud County Of New
York the City Hall Of the said City Of New York the 28th
day Of scpemtt l85s and 70 copy Of to
tho said complaint tie subscribers az their office, IN the City
OF NewiOrk, within twenty days after the service Of hs sum
you exclusive Of tile dsy Of such service aud If
fail the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
inta in this action will appy the Court for the relief de-
mauded In Tue complain t-Dsted Sept g. 1853.
c. J. & Z. DEWITT Attorneys for Plaintiff.
did laweyTu No 80 Nassau-st., N Z.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of EeYolt notice IL hereby given TO al
persons having claims against PETER @. ARCULARlUS late
Of the City Of NewYok deceased TO present the same IN
vouchers thereof sutsorbers the Office Of ANDREW
~ ARCULARIUS No 81 |eseytt in the City Of NewYors
before the fret DAY q! May LeNDsted New fork the
25tb dsy OF October 1850 ANDREW N ARCULARlUS,
JAMES 7. HARPER,
o26 1sv6mTU' Executors
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NcIvYok. notice is hereby given 70 al
persons having against HENRY JOHNSON late Of the
City of NeYork decessed present the same with vouchers
thereof the subscriber he place Of business No. 20 w ash
nyton City II York before the lh day d
March Dated NeWYofk, the 9Th day Of September,
1853. WILLIAM JOHNSON,
Sci 1awemoTu. Administrator.
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SUPREME COURT.-BARRON
~ G WILSON and GAsTON MEAREs against GEORGE

n + " : =
~ c. WATSON and CASTOR MEAREs against GEORGE
w. VENTERS and EDWARD BUCK.-Summons for money
demand contract Com. not SCI ITO the aboye-nsned
DeLdsut You hereby summoned and required 20 answer
complaint IN this action hch viii be filed in the Office Of
the Clerk Of the City and Comfy Of NewYo at the City
Hail. il the City Of New ork, aud 20 copy Of your
the said complaint the subscriber AT his Office
No OF Wall street, in the City OF Newfork within twenty
after the service Of this exclusive OF the
dHy of such service; and you fail the said comp
sint within tie time aforesaid, the plaintiffs IN this action
will take judgment against you for Of thHfe thousand
hundred City dollars with Interest from the tenth
day Of March sand eight hundred aud fyeyen be-
side tie costs III this tonDGtcd NcwYork December
1859. r. +. MARRURY, Plaintiffs Attorney,
No o. WslLstrcet. New-York.
TIE complaint IN the above SoO fled 10 the of. Of the
CLERK Of the City Cou ~ Of NewYoTt at his office in tie
CITY Hall in fad city, tle 18th day Of December 1858.
DI4 le6wTu y. y. MARBURY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Gesal Notlffs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Robert b.
Dawron esq Surrogate Of the County Of ng' Do,ice is
hereby gwen sccoTdg 90 law, 10 all having claims
tsainst EDWARD hELLOGG late Of the City Of BrookyD
deceased that they required TO exhibit the with vHnch
thereof The subsroefi, The Executors g. the Office OF
Edward Kelogg 70. o. B-tyers, In the City Of New
York before TIE fth dsy of june netDstes Nov 70
1855. F3fHkR +. KELLOGG,
EDWARD n. KELLOGG, ExecUtors
nS0 IswemT CHARLES p BALDWIN,
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