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CONTINIrATIO ON nE RIrsINrss

IL will be seen by the preceding notice that have
purchased the entire interest of former partper
Thomas ]. Lapsley. l respectfully solicit contin
naton Of the patronage Of our former friends and
the public IN general. Mr.. JOSEPH ii. TABELE, tor
house Of Messrs; Norris Il Gregg, OF New York
city, and for the last three years of this house. will
continue To manage the Mechanical D-pa rtment as
formerly. The business will be conducted under
aP2-Sd HENRY r. THOMAsk
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hEMAINlNG in the Post Once, Washing
Washington

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Of any daily psPef Pubaished IN Washington-l
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ORPHANS COURT, ABeIL ?, 1857.
~ DISTRICT or COtUMHA,

:, . w ASnINGIYN Cot NTY-fo trif
the will annexed, of Sophia AZ. Cassin, deceased,
the administrator as aforesat, has. with the an,
probation of the Orphans COurt of WashinytpPn
county aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY, tbs zsd
instant, for the hna settl eme and distribution of
In hand so lar as the same have collected and
turned IN money, when and whefe al the Creditors
ana heirs OF sad deceased nohhed to attend lat
the Orphans Court Of Wasnington county afore-
sald,D with their claims properly vouched or thsy
Of said estate, prov ded copy of this order be pub
hshed once week for three weeks IN the Evening
star, previous to the 25d instant
True coPy-Test:
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~ Outstanding claims may lie presented la Dr.
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~ NEW BUILDING association
w. Books OF subscription TO the stock of a new
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Edward 9. Dyer, No.-Penu. avenue, and at the
once Of r. NJ Hanson, No. $50 7th street, opposite
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TUESDAY.
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- WARE, Class 4,
To he drawn at w ilmiHs ton bel, TUESDAY April &
% numbers-l2 drawn ballots.
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Nong eItenuate angh down In malice shakspsre.
Trcs Tyriusve mihi nullo dscrimine agetur.-virgl.
SCESE OF TIVE FIRST ACT.
THE PLA NATION OF TERREBONNE

8H THE PLANTATION OF TERREBONNE.
Southern hcme under Southern HunTbe little derkies
"deu,s Skeeters'Pete, the old servan-GeDrge
Peyson just arrived bone Paris lion 10 csnebrasaaa
dam Peytcn and the paarcbal homeThe good old judge
Sskm Scudders desccton Of Toe the 0ctoronnThe two
overreeyA confessonThe strange relation and affection
listing Madam Peyton and her husbands natural
daugher Plantation e-Soshern waste and Northern thrift
Zoe 0ctorcon-The arrival n Ennyde and DoraDora
eurnyride portrait understand the aocis po
sion OF zoeMcC oskey arrivee-Thn hard cus6merPauI
The yellow boy and Wahnoee tbs Indian strange
a6ecn S~teen the and the bov slave companions
swamp bnptPaul and the Indian start across the Red
Cedsr Swamp for the United States ma-Borer Ur tied
States mail delvey-Ihe foreclosure on honne-Ths
plantation 70 so7he last hope Of recovering the
The Judges eskMcroskey's love for the Ocoroou
marry you but ske mistress Of tho richest
I0ufsiapan1be too review the state Of
thngs-The live oak and the crceperTwo live Yankees
diamond demondscudder's confesson OF his love for
discovers the free papers Of ZooThe judg
uaeut,-The dark hope-The resolve.
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ACT THE SECOND.
THE LANDING ON THH ATCHAFALAYA,

scu66er retyus his old trade and takes photograph
his picture tookPese brings terrible news2oe
confirms -aeorses declaration Of bis love-He does not
soveWah no tee and papThe apparains A. worsThe da.
the IndisnThe Ssvages fear for the machine-Thnks
deadly weapsnPau sits for his po-raitrhe attackThe
murder-Tbe letter and the dightTerebonne win be sold
and Zoe viii be mneThe revenge Of The Indian and hs
grief for Paul .sa. t5..
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A C4DEMY OF MUs &c. s
"A HARRY sgyxouR, Esq DEAR srR-Your numerous
friends ceepy symahng in you during your feceDt
ness which has depr ed your family OF tie rs Of
your ndaAtry have formed committee for the purpose Of
rendering complimentary testimonial for which occ-
the indie rsgned have Academy Music for
the afternoon and evening ri december a 1859 II this meets
your Views VIII such professional
aid will make The entertainment agreeable the volunteers
entertaining to the Audience spd profitable yourself Please
i e.rl that may govern
accordingly Truly yours, for the committee, ss
John W smous: Chairman; !. Ieter,s, g. r. Breed. d.
T. Walden. has. H. CORNELL G. H. Brown, Geo. AckornAu,
EHfby r. Waripg Executive Committee
Daniel Hon. Ferpando Wood Hon. 4nnuel
Powell Hon. r. " Carpenter Dsnie Deleyan, Lease v.
Fowler }saah R.pders Howard, Hon. Samuel 0arri-
SOP, Hon N. Moore. Hon s. D. Morris. Hon. voorts,
Hon H. A. Moore Hon. J. G. Blatchely George Remsen,
Charles Collins, G SPARKS DR. q. Woodward, DR.. VIM.
Rockwell Pr J. r. Wood fr +. e. 5eiten II. w. Turner,
c. r. Newton. j. H. u. Ward Julian aleu- Henry G. Banks,
Capan W. Manson Captain Thomas Barclay,
and Eve hundred Others General committee. VI
CEsnyxEs-Ahhoseh L has pessed Tie Supreme Archi-
Of the Universe chaster with mBotuDes enough TO
weigh royal erchant down the knowledge that friends
friendship compepsaie fr e long hours passed 1 solitude
Thanks 20 the aenesous snperiaos can only 80 that
upon who though humble WIN never prove qnworthy
Yours sincerely, HARRY SEYMOUR,
l62 Canal street.
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Isssss r#hsSsS s ss$zbp$s$
TsUssD.Y brc AND s.TgsD.r Dec 70
Acted 200 successive nights In Paris
Acted 800 successive nights IN Paris
the the w WIttSW G GSFsE..
With the greatest cast 10 any theatre
ous par Manns.en chevaer 81 tous du theatre
On commcncera shenIes mons un quart precise
AsADEnH OF ls sTsHSi ATTRACTION.
GREAT CHAkITY FAIR,
DAY h sSn EVENING,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC fFo5tuRrEEsrH STREET,
PRESENTS MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
RICH FANCY ARTICLES
RARE woa asa OF ART.
AKosG
ILLUMINATED MANuscR1pr arBIE,
WRITTEN In the rouRrEEsrn cEsruRv-soo YEARS OLD!
Splendid BOOK OF Xvl s:.sAgss AUTOGRAPHS
Of eeiebrasd Rings o-ens. Philosophers statesmen and
s ss waS
ION II .coeyt Fulton William Penn; Benjamin Franklin,
ss
The Letter q Irving th. collection was written
expressly for this fair bnt few day. before hs amsnsd
ssa!Is.se ssss s'ssessa
hsn Sgr ~ OF r.
collection ri The most United s,ates
The other
VALUABLE NND SPLENDID
ARTICLES,
AND MAGNIFICENT AND RARE
CUR1OSITIES,
Including Paintings and Statuary.
ACADEMY OF Music,
VIII well repay visit
The thrilling tones OF the
ORCHESTRA,
Under the direction Of the well known leader,
HARVEY b. DODWOKfH,
Sheds pleasing enchanment over the
The RErIEsHHESr DEPARTMENT
Is BEAUTIFULLY FITTED UP.
ADMISSION Is CENTS.
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nrsNnEI,ssuoN UNION.

NFENDEIssHoN UNION
A THURSDAY EveaIng, bees Dec. 5, isss
ST. ANS 6au JHs ipf FOR p fasaf aSsurEs
School :las I@''"'' ''N 'S
St AIMS church has been established for the benefit of the
two hundred may brought under the ioasncs
Ater worshppng for years In the University
chapel in the lecture Of the Historical Society Tie
fiac avs ss lately eseapsd Sy ssu1sS
and moss advan,ageousy situated 10 is central
so for the deaf mu'es who come from all parts of this great
e THIS church provides for this interesting ca. of people
ssssr se to n
sna as
70 earn respectable livelihood The morning and the
bee1 for children Of he parish and os
r. % and s
ry procure funds for M wants In fnrherauce
81 me Of H.
r. g b . nd re na
pesy appeal TO all Christian people for assistance In this nm
A'S' . - Nm Mss MARY =. HAwLEY,
MISS LOUISA FRANCIS
WIN sing popular and 4 s1ss' VAR ss sosa
psase Al e last concert Of Union being twice
And d. fun esora. Of 'ss asndel.sssa aaiop
DE II
manner 'enaf5Sc cHA Tsiss s GGlMErTE
The eminent 0al1 Tas s ss &c Wi de'
Solo violinist Of the Jenny Lind Concerts
The concert S Is Hy'sssss & with the
On ne , he
Ss5Hndre organ BY W. B. oarIs; wAsHauRY MORGAN
pian,.,.. .............S GILLIAN n1ia ssEaK and
: 'A'' TICKETS rlpry 3 GE STsS4k'
T. obtained DANIEL 81 Dane % brosavsy Me.
Episcopal sunday Union, s2 6roadwa once Of
.ss ss Reg sSs y
twenty first street, and u The door the evening Of the
I Evans Or rs Mss ar 55Ei, sAIf bdrros.
The smallest girl the wera 81 be- nine Old IS
sss: NJ o .s4ss 'HRs Sc IL ss
and wl s,se Sapss ne poka At each AK evss
90 "a f!,s iss ss
TSSe.ds s1sDns seemssr !sa
sss sI preside ss p1sso sIng :syss s
J. H LILrx Agent
Arr. AND MRs. ROBERT aoLDBEcKr FIRST LYRIC
M Recital new seriesl to night O'Clock precieey q
ssss
i69 Broadway, and Schuberh % Spring street ME-
G. will play Of hs latest composition The Song OF kcst
DALMER'S STATUE,
THE WHITE CAPTIVE
ON EXHIBITION AT
SCHAUc GALLERY, GO BR0ADWAf'
Between Houston and Bleccker streets s1c
Admission % cents. Openfrom A. N. % ~ 4. y.
w FREE PICTURE GALLERY
- of OIL. PAINTINGS.
$50 CANAL STREET..
NREAT NATIONAL PICTgREs ,,rc,,v
- AFTER THE WAR;
n,n,ad Nv Rosster hijcuot exhibition Mt the
' NATIONAL ACADEMY Of DESIGN,
Tenth street near Broadway
rromo A. N. o5P NJ, and from 70 . evening 80.
ADMISSION IS eena J.McCLuRE.
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NftNt MusfC M
,x,sp r,on,H rss AGNES ROBERTSON sas
IN NEW NAY FIVE Acrs,
/, foas. pros eoua, mY .u,r rso' wv.
NEW scsss q yaany popular Dramatic Works.
:, APPROPRIATE COSTUMES
~ NJ. sasss sasa S.s
~ JoHsos nsCsaAy he piece q dsnnssasas Ssrd
q s.. ~ a. in New York for many
MA y hAvESroEr as George Peyson.
SEhsS :. s Z saG ans,s s s The y yases
ss az a. Moan rsygS The s"shsrn ss
On Thursday, Drc 8, 1855
ne5 wm he produced N8
rliasraIvs Of w Fl
AAAAi0AS 'HA assRldks SCENES @~
sourHEaN Homs
,atan TIE eoIoaooN
LxrE IN IOuwrasA. {
pl.niscn Of re,sebonne belonging aadam reysoa, widow
o. ~ ~ ne jugs w,,,.
pesssfs soa'ssrn name The shA
'''dssns the sAl' 81 & I. lp ecfsss g A's
Mr. PeyioD. ofTsrrebonfs P,antauon ia the Alta
osssss rsyss &: sssses wed sdues'sd Europe
ssS ss sss ~ rsre
homie, but low owner Of half Of the es-
tae.. MIR. T. B. Johnston
Salem scdddsr, Yankee from Mssaachusetts, now
oyerfeer Of Terrebonpe, great on improvements
ard Inventions, once photographic opef ator,
ard been little Of everything generally Mr. J. jefferson
Pete, an "0le arcie " once the late Judges body
servant but pow ole work. q Janniesen
I3is 6rs appearance In New York for my years)
Zrc Octoroon girl, free the natural child OF the
late Judge by Quadroon slave Mss Agues Robertson
hunnyside, planter neighbor aud old friend ofthe
". k1Vh0iSo
Sou,hern HeIie .................. Mrs j. RI Allen
Iafourcbc, rich Planter Mr.. Soddar
Whh-notee, An Indian Chief Of the Lepan tribe.
W IL Mr. ID. Bourcicauh
Paul, yellow boy favofie OF the late Judges,
ard allowed 10 do much rs be likes Miss Burke
Rats Mate Of the Magnoa etc H. Pearson
Coiens Putndexter, an Auc,oneer and slave sales -
man ..................... Mr.. Russell
Jnte Thihoaeaux yonng Creole Planter Miss H.
Csilou an Oyerseer Mr.. Peck
Jackson Planter Mr. Tree
,Ja,borne the aocioneer's Clerk ..........sMr Pons
Grace yello girl slave. Miss Climber
Holcn grief boy slave Mr. STYLES
Dido, the COOK, slave MRS uunn
Mrs Claioarne M'sS ,lioh
Plarters, slaves, deck hands aud ladtea.
THE ARGUMENT OF THE PLAY.
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- 81 TIE LAFDIN3 AND TIE WUDUPTLE.
RclI on cotton bAles-Tske her guards uuderhe b
frcchted tie solid mud aud can't ost-No matter
Wood hang tho safety valve shell crawl off her
lar1nl-The Indian comes-Wab notice, the
murderer Of Peu19ezure Of tbe savRge-P0paAr fury
ynch hml Lynch birScdder protects Mm-PauI's grave
discovered and The msng mall bags brought 70 lgh-Ev
THE LYNCH TRIAL
ounselcr cndder defends the indian Scudder LYNCH
Witness arrives very UnexpectsdlyAn alteration of
the Entertainments for that evepngScudder McCoakev
Improved Corrected Edition C1skey IN fxThe ver
dict the Seizure Of the PsonerMc Hskeys Escape
.1.sl....s THE SHE'D ON FIRE
Cut the Ropes-Bsrk her out--(ear awAy-The Criminal
away-His Indian Destiny Pursues him.
THE DESTRUCTION or THE STEAMER MAGNOLIA
BY FIRE
The swings In the stream 70 the flames.
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pRoposAIs FOR $4,000 CENTRAL PARK IN
provemept Fund Stock Of la.-Sealed proposals will be
received the Conptroers office the TIL day Jan
airy, 1850 at O'Clock r. NJ, when the will be publicly
for the whole Of the Of four
bred sixteen thousand sx hundred dollars OF the
Improvement Fund Stock authorized by chapter III
Laws Of 1857 and chapter $40 Of the Laws Of 1852 and by
ordinance Of the Common Council approved tha
To- 1852 tor the the
viii consist OF four thousand
shares of hundred dollars
The rate Of sn per cent snnnm oe q9srer yearly
the Sinking Fund for the Redemption Of the City Debt
The proposals. will state the Of stock desired
the whose proposals
viii h ed 7, deposit with the Chamberlain Of the city
within DAY after the opening Of the oid he awarded
70 them respectively Including ne prsniuns on the
troer bidders win be entitled certificates eaa
Of he value Of the Stock bearing Interest
dates Of payments. t%Mrst
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed proposals
for Central Park Improvement Fund Sok ard the proposal
thus sealed and Ia second envelope addressed
TO the Comptroller.
The right the part Of the Comptroller to re-
jec any all of the bids considered necessary protect
promote the interests Of The city. $3.50 q.
49, ROBr. T. HAwS, Comptroller
City of New York. Department Of Finance, Comptroer's
ONCE Dec Z. 1853.
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GRAND MASONIC FESTIVAL AND BALI.
~ ANCIENT ASpH 81 ACcgprnp RITE wa
FIRST DEGREE TO THE THIRTY-THIRD AND LA6H
DEGREE,
Which will take place at the ftHA4a -
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
o. DECEMBER 70,
The Seventh Regiment Band Of fifty pieces @. Ven eadey
has been engaged for this occ ssion. & AH
The preparations tbs Bs being made exten-
siye scsle and the display viii he Of odinary nature
TICKETS, acmtting ONE GENTLENAN and TWO LA.
DEs 81 extra lad. ticket ST. To be had NJ The following
places
JAS N. AUSTIN. q. sec g. Lodge, Odd Fellows' hall.
hOBT MACUY 29 Reckman street M s3 5
n J. pBUMMoND, ls2 Chatham stresk f.rfE
"a A. BARNEY. 40 Hudson street.
G. r. McCfENaCHAN. No 5cny Hall. wsts-e
CT. NEWTON, No. Mades lane, Howard Hotel and tn
Broacwa under New York Hotel
j. II. H WAkD, office Seceiver OF Taxez-
ANDES CASSAkr, 13 Amify and IS Prince street
Ed EpDY Nbln's iseatre
VIM. HA LII Sons, 543 Broadway. sr
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NTIBIOsS GARDEN. w }f# fsAaf
IN The takes great pleasure announcing 70 ha
patrons that he has made arrangements with an
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY, hsHF
Consisting OF
SlGNORA ALBEkTINI,
- Prima Donna soprapo.
SIGN0RA MARTINI D'oKMY,
Plima Donna Contrato
SIGNOR BEAUCARDE, N"4
Tenor.
SIGNOR ARDAyANI, F
slGNOR MACCAFERkI, ssMI sW
Tenor.
Alferi ochien, Rede Kebs Paoliche, Brords ID, TO-,
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
Conductor CARL AKsCHuTz
First Opera, Monday evening, Dec. H.
LuCREZlA BORGIA.
Lucreza. h9n0r1 A0crcu1
OTsis sgnofa NarTnl OOrmy
Alfonso. $50. 1&nor Ar0avn0
And all the company.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. IA,
Debut Of the great Tenor Naccaferri
TRuVATORE.
FRIDAY, tsN st
TR.rIATA.
SATURDAY,
GRAND GALA MATINEE. Id N8
Prces-Fy all parts of the house, secured scAtn
20 cents extra.
Box O Friday, Dec, Q.
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vrTMTER AHRANGEMENT-THE NEW YORK AND
w vrctua SteamShsp Company's stca mships viii receve
slsM every day for Tenpessee North CAROLINE Posnouth
~. tnt tv Point and Richmond, and VIII leave pier l9
S~.,h rsser ~ 3 II. NJ. AZ foIIows:--
ETa N0EF capt. Couch, or "Wednesday.
sSNrsTpwA, Capt Ssinrer on Sssurfay.
p..sre ssrronn and meals lraluded. " Norfo'k SO; to
fsssrsSu's " l'' LUDi4AM HElNaxEN. noBrosdwayl
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CECoND MoRT0AeES.-THE ADVERTISER WILL BUY
few discount Address Mortgage, Herald office.
hEnn IF YoE WISH TO INVEST THE ABOVE
~OUU. amount uacousy, address box l92 Herald Office.
17o 900 -wrrH THIS IIouNr or CASH OR
@lU.VUU. good paper, and disposition 70 investigate,
you greatly to your advantage Address box $50
Herald Office.
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AMUsEMEvrs.

AMUSEMENTos
NIBLO's GARDEN Naqa gA 9gatsng,.. = us.-
~ manager - 1s1Ny
IA &N&ssN N ~ Nss PRICES nt HHM AHfI
yickes e 81 parts % cents rriyste bsses
Positively LAST 'HidH1T BGT fw0 u
M ~ MATILDA HERON af4lfH Af4 ~
On which occasion aho WIN appesr, s,sg fse 0anx
BY REQuEsr or HUNDREDS,
!, -. ..,.s..,.. y. ass. for Tia nsht only,
M MRS. HAIL.ER. 6Y 9ts fs4a asa
In The beautiful play Of
- - THE STRANGER. i*fH n
:. supported by powerful cast II -.
Mr. Chas Fisher Mad Ponis Mr. Geo Farren Mr. Ieepon.
MI AIKEN. MI. Burke ID Vernon and The Asss dosi
1hs Stranger .MrIEddy MN Halter Mazda Herep
Remember this Is the only night
MATILDA hERON s#a#
win appear In The character Of Mn Ballovs
To conclude with the =
Giles. ..............,........,, Mr. Chas Hs.h>e
Tomorrow Benefit Of Matilda Heron
Monte Cris,o being ready will be produesd a ~ earat
opportunity. ss =
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70 be obtained Of Daniel Dana J Ss Broadway; Messrs
Hall Son $50 Broad~ay Genera1 Protestant
Epopal Sunday SCHOOL Union ~ roadwa$ a. The Scs Of
No West Eighteenth street, Rev 9eo. Pannel s. East
Twenty street. and u the door the evening Of
carf
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II townThs New York and ylrsnia Screw stesrsho Com
nh commander viii leave pier IL North river on Saturday
Tee TO- O'Clock Cabin passage including sassr,on
Ard fare u DO Freight cents per foot, Der
s,ent Apply 10 H. B. CROMWELT CO.,
Is Weaf atreeL
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r~Op SAVANNAH, GA.-THE WE'LL KNOWN rrRE
N class side wheel steamship STATE or GEORaiA Car
~, ! n arvl win leaye PHILADELPHIA for Savannah on S
rav pee TO- d 10 o'clock A. M Very superior room
ssn IA acquired by letter or telegraph The KEYSrONI
SIsre On either ship SIS. A. HERON, Jr. Agent
" Corner OF Fourth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia.
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hHENDELSSHON UNJON.
M FIRST CoNcERr-SfxrH SvAsON.
PALACE GARDEN MUSIC HALL.
Thursday Evcning, Dec s, 1852
IN AID OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL or
ST, ANNS CHURCH FOR DEAF NOTES.
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N SwosfiE MUfaoMERY, ATLANTA, ALBANY,
= COLUMBUS, MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various PLACES 70 Florida, Ks

Via SAVANNAH, Ga E5ssts1
- AUGUSTA A, Capt N. woodhnl viii leave on Eaur-
~ III a. r M from piar No North river. Tickets
- - hsd Tor me following pacesfAre - low ~ by
nsr steamer New York % savannah accommodations
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-05

To Rcbecca Eppley (late Rebecca Sayles), Jacob
Eppiey her husband, James L. Estes, Jesse Rud-
dick, IT., Jesse Reeves, Garner Morris, Thomas
Hale, (assignee, &c.), and Chaplin 4 Lee, (defen-
dants):
V0U are hereby respectively no titled that there
l. is now on file in the Clerks Office Of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa. at Keokuk, Pc
tition of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on
for eclosure Of a mortgage against said Rebecca
Eppley (late sayles) above named, for the sum Of
two hundred seventy and 81 100 dollars, with ten
per cent. interest from the first day Of December,
1858, aud special and general execution against
kebscca Eppley Gate Saylcs), and as against all
said defendants above named praying also for the
foreclosure of mortgage given by said Rebeccs
Sayles (now Eppley,) TO Charles Mason, upon lots
7 and s, block 203, in Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa
the sale of said mortgaged premises to pay off said
debt, the extinguishmcnt Of all equity Of redemp-
tion therein, for costs and general relief.
Now you and each OF you are notified to appear
and answer said petition the morning Of the
second day Of the next term Of said Court, TO be-
holden on the first Monday Of September 1859, OF
judgment and decree will be had Their Elm as prayed
for by default.
IL. SCOTT HOWELL,
July is, 1S59-dlm Sol n for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-05

To William Anderson, George Il. sublett, John A.
Patterson, III. Bushey, ] s. Jones and Mary Jones,
James Robinson, John Robinson and Mary Nc
Donnald, 1.-THE last four named being heirs at law
Of Montgomery Robinson, deceased,) dcfen-
dants
YOU are hereby respectively notified that there
i Is now on file in the Clerks Office Of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk Pc
tition and amended petition OF Hiram Barney,
claiming Judgment on foreclosure of q mortgage
against said William Anderson above named, for
the sum Of three hundred seventeen and A. 100 dol
lars, with ten per cent interest from the first day
of December 1853, and special and general execu-
tion against William Anderson, and as against Ill
said defendants above named, praying also for the
foreclosure of a mortgage given by said William
Anderson to Charles Mason, upon lots B and 8,
block l13, in Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, the sale
Of said mortgaged premises to pay of said debt the
extinguishment Of all equity Of redemption there
in, for costs and general relief.
Now you and each of yop are notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the
second day Of the next term Of said court to be
holden on the first Monday of September, 1889, or
Judgment and decree will be had therein az prayed
for by default.
ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
July 10, lS59-dlm Sol'r for Petitioner.