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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13

Are you sick, feeble, and
csIhnlhinlnEi Are you cut ~
order, with your system de-
ranged, aud your seellngs un-
comfortahlef These symp-
toms are Often the prelude 70
serious illueae. Some NJ OK
elckueas IA creeping upon you,
and should be ayerted BY .
timely use Of the right rem.
edv. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu.
mors = purify the blood, and
lei the huids move on unob-
structed In health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous nc-
tiylty, purify the systenf from
tbe distractions which make
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13
Unsettled Acconnis,

IRE requested call Immediately and the same
rompt payment will he required That e liabilities of thu
in may he met and discharged The business will be sel
led by the undersigned. II. L. NJ lRRlSON,
Surviving Partner Of Root Morrison
AshtabulS June ], 1851.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13

IdserWort and Tar Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Han 4 baltam Ayers Ague Cure
Hostetiera German Bitiers MaHBs Agne Baisam
Watsof's Neuralgia King Yaughn's IithoutTi,tic
Bsch's American Compound Wistars W. C. Basam
Senyifs Blood and Liver Syrup.
Robacks Scandinavian Purifier
Hoohand's GermAn hitters Tobias Venetian Iinement
Haorhaye's Holland Bitters Hooaand's Basame Co,disI
Perry Davis Pain Killer Bakers GreRorys and Portss do
StabbePs Cherry PeetOrAl Stabbers Diarrhaaa Crdia
Or Eaton'e Basam Of Life AeAitster's Ointment :
DIR EatOn's Cordial SloaI's Ointment
smitn's coudi.ios Powder - tGodss 9at%sat
pr Eston'p Cordial StaTinE Condition Powders
Magnetic Fluid Pages Climax salve
GaFgling OIL, EnersOn's Hair Restorative
40. &e. &C.
Anamsnts opodedoe, Sweet OIL TToches seiditz Powd s
Gelatin and endless variety Of other motions and article
IN the Medicine lne
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13
Head Quarters,
GENERAL ORDER No. !,

WHEREAS, Certain Persons in
Ashtabula and the surrounding towns, deraud-
ing this community of their Hard Earnings in the OF sell
ling Goods at high rates and Of inferior quality BE 1t
known John Bonhast conmandant Of this Department
do order and It Is law from til ate That all persons in
Northern Ohio purchasing Groceries Staple Dry
Goods Boots Shoes CiOhiRg hats Caps, &C
are ordered to examine the atoek OF Haskell g. Son, bes
fore purchasing OF the numerous Borse Concerns
that can be found In this Department.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13
FOREIGN TRADE.

Mr. HALL has shipped instruments 10 almost every state
in the Union Persons residing in Indiana Michigan Illinois
Wisconsin and other states Of the West particularly in
viied correspond with Mr at this time, he
tainy make greatly TO ther advantage order of him
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13
Latest Arrival! !!
The Newest of Goods Opening
Daily.

HAVING made short visit to New
York during the past week prepared TO fur
Mise any quantity Of goods on the shortest netiee.
Ny stock consists all the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13
FACT WORTHY OF NOTICE.
TRUE TO THE LETTER.

MR. HALL can positively, and undenably with his expe-
rence economical method of doing business furnish first
instruments better terms than other dealers can al
ford to. ..-. ..L #. ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31
1862. 7 Il I 1862.

y
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with it, connections, forms
TUE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
fnos NEw.foKk 70 rnE fkiNclrst WEsrERs CITIES.
Eight trains daily nom Ncgiofk 20 PHILADELPHIA via
kew.Jersey aud Camden and Anlboy line. =.
AL" RoIlrE LrhvE NEW,YoRK FROM rRF '"''
FOOT or COURrLANDrST
BY way Of Phisiephia the morning passengers New
York time other routes Eyeuirk passcu
att m one hour later than other lines
BY way Of Allentown evening passengers leave At p
three hours later than the Northern lines aud by both
arrive the same time Northern limos IN Chicago and all
points la tie Northwest, Crestlnc Indianapolis, Louisville
ST. Louis, Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and all main
points West, with lower changes OF cars
Sleeping Cars, without change run from Philadelphia 70
Pitsbursh 3 miles and NswYork to Pittsburgh mios
smok ng and Saloon Cas- ON all tIaiaG
Fare tho sanle as other routes.
Bsggage checked through Transfers free
Secure Tickets, good until used by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Penn.ylSania Central Company Emizran.
Accommodation Line which affords comfortable mode Of
travel TO parties moving Westward at half As usual rates
Of aIs.
by This route, reigh,s Ct all descriptions be ofwaI
g aud iron any point on the Railroads Of Ono henues
dana Illinois wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri b, ~. Of
ROAD DIRECT or 10 any port the navigable n'c'' "
the W est by steamers fom Pittsburgh u.,,bx
inn rates o freight 10 and o. any point "a INC ~ a. arc
charged by other RAILROAD Companies. Mrchsats .h ca
prri ntiusting the transportation OF their treishs "
pAiy, can rely With confidence on its speedy TRANSIT
Farmers and Dealers 10 Live stock viii tnd I'M, ,
vansseous route, Capacious isrds we'll wt M ,bis line
Ind WIN every convenience, have been 10 their wants
shdhs connections and every attention fr
FROM hamburg where will be found eNey pill iDEI
feeding ard resting choice |. essrsd Of tss FTs
PHIA, NEW. YORK and BALTIMORE MAhnhiN' uo...
| j. H. ELLlOTr Passenger Agent, No. As'of-"o"'s'
LFECu Co., Frrish. Agents; so,,, wm,ms,
No Asor House aud No soa'n Imam '
MCDONALD BisCHofF E",s o' p sss place
EN0Cu LEWIS. Genera spSL Ass0aASH
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e. NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT;

iss,. SPRING ARRANGEMENT 1862.
COMMENCING MAY 3. 1852. -
Passenger Station In Eew.Yort 9Th 81 aud Ah-sv
Entrance on 27th-st.
'''' Trains LEAVE NETWORK;
For EeS-liaven. a. M, tEI)i H;lo, tExli 80"
FOR s sdd:t 'p; I. M, tE1,i lal'. Gr,' $50
For MfS,d STAFFORD Fairfield, Southport. and Wespor
7.. No. i2:i5, $3.50, and 43O p. N.
For Norvalk T. $50 a. m. l2;i5 D. (Eh)i 81" +0 >;
For Daen and Greenwich. :. $50 H.; ulS $50 49,
For stamford. T. 9, (EI) 90 L. m ni', ',tEnh .;
So 4:3o, 5:3o. 8 p. m, lrx.) "a,
For Port Chester and int mediate stations soA NJ II;
Is $50; 4:3o. $3.50, $50 ?. M
H., por Cb.,le, end New Rochelle. 2 D. IN, (Er.)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield, = Ill., tExh5 tEx M
For Boston, via Shore Line 1915, O. p. NJ, lEx)
For Hartford aud Springfield, . a. IN, tEf' H;i' J.
For Connecioat River Railroad TO Montreal m, tETb
and rs p. m. 10 Northampton. -
Fer Hartford Providence, and FIshhl Railroad = n
EI.l, l2I3 .. m o. ,r.
sor Nev.II.,en NewLondon. and Stonnyon Railroad
At q nl u: u.s. g. p. tEx) =.
For anal Railroad. l2:l5 D. m to Northampton
For Hou.a,ouic Railroad Pitssfeld p N 10
New. Milford
For N.uxsiuck Railroad, a. M. , D. IN.
for Danbury and NoIwAlk Railroad ]. $3.50 m, 4; ID
/" cammodiou, Sleeping Car. stiachei 70 p. train.
JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent.
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DIAPER, PAPER Mt WAR PRICES.-I sell
for cash, NOTE PAPER GOc. ream up; LETTER PA
PER- upi CAP. 81 20 up together with large stock of
Papers OF every description a, lower prices than whole
dealer in EewYok Ofders with remttances will bs
filed favorable terms present Ia person. Ono price
only Samples sent TO parties inclo.Dg stamps for portage
A p HARD, Successor TO Canon A Hard
Wholesale Psper Dealer No. ~ Bo.kmsn- q.
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Gialioncrp ano fantp Goods.
"V'HE PEN Is MGHTIER THAN THE
sword"
TIE GOLD PEE-THE BEST or ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

BEST PENS ~ TIE NOAbD
On reoept Of uns the following IN cash or post
:, directed God Pen PEN, 'e''S IA 'ans aeeo'dss
4" '''''''"di o Sa PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For 2s cent. the Msgf Pen f'r 81 cents tho lueky Fen
i % cents tie AwaysReady ren' ioF u eeai ,hs Essia
Pen aud Tor Z !, the tIe.isor Pen
The ,ge, ate. Noe. 2. 3. I. , ara D. ~ ,...,,,,,,.,
THI SAME PsNs ~ SILfE H-fIATEO tNTkSSlDs
800 CAsEs Win PESCILS
For 20 cent" r, S M.: Ma, Fee: Fen Tor % -. ' f 1ss
.bd Tor ~ ,hs tIss.,o Pee he's are W. hn,r'
Of every Ct which vii Tar oui. gro" Of Tie e''
steel Pens. ,, ,.o-.,,,-, -
stamped tho following Pen, and tho Peni' a.. "affan's
for x months slcspi s.sr., re ut Inc numne' ND.
s5sted FOR Inc poci.,. No the smallest, and so u
ls ges Mammoth Gold Pea for The ds.s Long .ad %eiai
and Only q h, quality. Tho engraving arc iao'ln
lies o. Tie &c g0 I'D fEss WITHOUT CASES
For - cents No. Pen, Is, quality OF MOI Pen. ~
Sos For .Yo Pc, l.. quality OF, No. oPeu I'd quality
O, No 4 Pen 81 quality.
Fer : IS ,No. 5fes lot quality, sNo iPsn. Quail
"for u 80 So sN% srs" IL quality or ,Ho. Pen. "a qu,
for Is NO Pen LIT quality No. Pen ~ quality
Fer 81 IS No Pen ..t sn1'i ~ s,rvsp xrrysros
III '""' CASE GASES WITH PENCILS
For ~ -, aEo pea is qaanty ora No Pen sd9o.lis
Tor az 10. Pen Let quality. No PEG, "a quality,
FOR y 80 10. Pen l.t quality, ofsNo.s Pen, 2Aqa,i
/ hy. ora 70 Pen. 81 quality.
Fer - No Pea, lot quality or No ePen % qualify
/ For IS - No. o PEN lst quality.
GOLD PENS ALL Let OUALITl IN SlLNER-MDUNFED
DEsk-HOLDERS
For ~ No. rem; for 81 - aNo 3Peni for 81 ia
10. PEI For - 20 no Pen. .
For 44aNo. Pen; Tor IS No sPsni and FOR sc Ne.
10 Pen.
The" lat Quality pon,.d with the very Dos, lrdo'mI1
Points. carefully selected aud Of th. quality sol
with The ,isLte.. hHPeeeiion which skill and tho so'e-'
scrutiny detect
Tie" "a Quats" superior to any Pen, made by him
previous 10 the year 1900.
Toe" % Quality" h- ineni. .hal equal IN respect to Du
raby. Elasticity and Good Wniog Qualities THE only
oonsi 'srsti0nsl any Gold Pens made elsewhere
In regard the heap Gold Pens hs bes esve to say hs
ITeyou, operating his New and Patented Machines hs
could made Good Whiting and Durable Pens iof
the price had the Gold been furnished sratuitonsly.
Poyn,i ordcrtng "a al nifdsee 'p,efV he " Nun
Der" and Quality" u me PsHs oIsted dad be particular
o desvbe me KIND Of Peas hsy p,eer-vaef'0 stJ or
LIstCr. fae
~ For sso by all dealer. 10 the line hroushou! the
I country. -
Addrou, A. MORTON
No. Is Maiden Lane. Nsw-York
Any sendnss single letter postamp will receive cir
eulhr with the engrsyinss sboFe Tefouei to.
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CEYTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.-


~ From foot Of Couftlsndt t-C0nnectiny AZ Hampton
junction with Delaware LackawGr ne aud weste.n Railroad
snd Eason with Lhgh Valley Railroad and IL,
forming direct line 20 Piltsbu and the West without
SUMMER ARRANCEMEaT-Cou,rne nciug May 5, 1862
- cave Now York a. ioi,ows:
HaRRisBrRG EXPREss--A q. m. hr Fs,.on, Reading
Pot,svlle Harrisburg MsnoE Chunk W ili.n-p &c
MAIL TR,iN-At a. m for Easton, Water Gap, scrsn
ton, Great Bend. Plttston, Nikesbarfe, &C.
II u. THYorGn TRAfs-For Flston, Msnch Chunk. VII
i.nispsrt, Reading. Pottsvllc, Harrisburg. Sc.
4 ~ w. " Az P.s-FNCER TRAiN-Fol Eas,ou Bethlehem
Allentown. ard Msuch ChUu.
g:s0P.m WAY TR,s--foI SomerYi'.e.
8p. n. wE.rERS ExPEFss-F0r Easton. Allentown. Read
ing a.burg P.bargh and the West Sleeping ircL1
jersey City through 10 PiitssuTsn.
Express TKafs HAHRisBrRG-Ihe D . M. Erpress
Train from Nes York arrive Htrburgst ?. connect
inS and Me., Pennsyvaris Al oa1, Northers
Central R.rosd North ard South sud with ihs CGtnbeF
land Valley Rarosd.
I'm TngOrGH ExPRVss TAM WEsr leaves
New-York dsiy isuulay, etl. msSrs close
connection larrsous with fculsy vania Rarosd-"ith
10 chssse Of Pittsburgh and but one to CRcn-
mali snd Chicago -Four hour. lime saved by taking this
tain.
EmzlpnrHPoRr ,Np NEvYoEK FgRRY-Iesve New.
Yo.k Pier No. 2. North River. 1l0 and II 20
$50. l.sn, and p.
The boe,s sop Bergen Poin, sad Manner arbor every
trip each way JOHN q. SlLRNs, Superintendent
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Of ROBERT II.

DURSIANT 10 an order OF ROBERT II.
COLES. Surrogate OF the County Of Wesehes,ef. no
tce given according TO law TO all persons hayy
claims the Of ELISHA G. OTIS late Of ks
Town lonkers, IL said County deceased to pressu he
same with the thereof the under sined ani1
Of all snd singular the goods chss and credits 10
said deceased, nj the Office cd WILLIAM A. COOK A.
toruey, NO 10 Broadway NewIork City before he
18th day OF July A. D. 1902 dated this 2h day Of January,
4. D, 1852 b. T. BABBIAT AdministIs;n
Law irl0 Sat.
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Jnsuranre COMPANIES.
NEw.ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. co, ,

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. co. |,
IN BOSTON AND NEWYORK ORGANIZED rp.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL. TWO MILLIONS.
SURPLUS OVER LIABILITIES, ONE MILLION
This Co. IL strictly jor mutual protection and entirely be-
purely Mutual Co. In tho Caied States and uniformly
ces,,ul The Insurance. Commissioners class IL a. the esi.e
Co. in It's surplus and economy All and the Acd
coat and very limited expenses returned TO every
Interesting docuIaeu with lu information, forwarded apsn
application. -
Metropolitan Bsak Building No 10 Broadway NewforL
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+" NEW MEDICAL BOOK. DR.. BOsT

~ wICKs Work semios D.easss Hints Before
and After Marriage Nervous Debility, lmpoency and kin
Died Affections, &C. &c before aud We do not hesitate
sy IL without exception the most truthful and useful
Of kind ever published and wl be hsed by tie
profession well the public great benesctor 10 nAi
kind QuackeTy here exposed, snd the truth told II
should be IN every family aud The hands OF young
and n the land" Boston Medical and surgical
journal -
Broadway and by Dr. b. hi. Office No ~ East l2h--t
.ik dooTs of broadway where Dr B. VIII continue the
practice o. Medicine and surgery Price Pl All interviews
! and commute -iioDs stdcrls confidential.
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,SEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL.

ArEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
" ADELPIiIA and the SOUTH aid WEST via JkR
SLY IiTy.-Mal and txpress Line. leave NeS.Yo7k :
and 10 IN, I, d and II r. Fare 81 Through tickets
sold for The South sndWes AID through baggage checked IN
a. m. and ,nd II y. IA. trains.
wv. WOODAUff Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will be received fr trains unless delivered
and chscsed Is minute, IN advance OF the tine OF leaving
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NO MANUFACTURERS aud MECHANICS

.TGNO MANUFACTURERS aud MECHANICS
4 LOTS or SALE at ELlLABETHPORT-rhs City Of
Ekahethpo " j. Is ~ miles from NeSl ork. Steanboss
make i've trips daily each way from fie No North River
fare = cents; also hourly ccnmuncstion by airoid The
place /, supplied with water and and lumber hon and
he bough cheaper than any other place
New orb thus offering great Inducements 20 manufacturers
Population 900 Lots 23kioO feet be bon st Of
80 $40 esch the following trfms: 23 cash ~ the
time OF puTchse add 10 pet month"; or'a3O per For
egu-T. naiuraz.d bod and real estate In
New-Jers.y Apply 20 r. r. KELLOGG No. l39 PeaIls,,
Sew-Yoik. or to }. Is. COOLEY, Agent, Eliklbebport
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cIIpRENF COURT-MARCUS p. WOOD

y RUFF anA BENJAMIN n LILLE. surviving Trustee
al AIClf STUS p WOODRUFF, deceased. esains Ann
ELIZA WOODRUFF end others In pgruance Of an ore.,
Of his Co,rt ra,i- ia the above entitled scion :. s'pecn
s MA A. H. CIV IA in the Guy q New.f York onte
SIR Az ~ Nav b. 1851! notice l. hereby gwen that 81
per a. having csim. as.a.. Augustus p wS.tai s.e y.
he City OF nsw.York deceased are 49, 10
So 40 t,s sb.,rib-T 1t his office No ~ btosars VI
49,. 49, 6T,t dan OF August mex Dated May ~ IsS%
oo'0'" VIC N''' N' HOWARD WILSON. krisies
- 49, ,,,.,,.v my3l lawess
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,,rppV,ir COITRT-JOsEPH ROSE and

NUPREME CUUkI-JUS,Latr - i..T~..,
,Se, per,1S. iiors Of at firm Of &C..
Brohsr con,ies Of E%.Sas s .o ~ s u se
or An pes.on, and parties eresoI' o. .a bssoe ID,
Referee % h day OF June o. in Ss Say
m Of thA day ., my oce, No !oo ..,ssunns Of J,so,
,h S' Assignee Of such .s ss,s &c i'S~ sa
they have Why he slCad Ogs BE- dssssaed by his '''
ssip by Grisr OF the Court " DorY' Reeee
May 20 100. ~rSro-ussn-zssr,,1 - -
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Ocean Cleaners.

NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL.
IN TIE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
VII sail from NETWORK for LIVERPOOL ..
SATURDAY, May 81.
Price of passage in
First Cabin. el35.
according 10 stseroom rotations ali other p,v0
being equal. V~
Third Cabin ....,...... $3o1s0
with very superior accommodations Suites Of soo. -
families may BE- engaged by special Arrangement Ne e.S
secured I'll paid for. -
ROWLAND h. ASPTSWALL. Ann.
Plans Of the ship may be and engaeemepts MAJ =
feight or passage application 20 CHAS. A. WHITING
st the Office No. Broadway. Nev.York -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

Contents of No. LIS May 30 ]:
SsyeHunts in Wsshine ton Shall Congress b
Reenforcedl Confsestios-E uancpation; Colo
mission Crotches; Revolution fn Canada; Ih'
Newest Gold Region; Agricultural Bill The Sit
ssiiOn 10 Eastern Virginia. BeauTegsrds Bulletin
Editorial Paragraphs
II..FROM GEN. HALLECK'S ARMY: Advance o.
Generals Thomas. Pope and BUELL. The Rebel
Driven into tier WORKS; Occupation Of S;fon.
Posirous Toe Engagement Renewed Captur,
ofs Rebel Battery. Correspondence Of The ~ l.
Tribune
III. FROM FORT WRIGHT.
Iv..GEN. MCCLELLANS MOVEMENTS.
v.FRoM GEN. WOODS DEPARTMENT.
vI..THE CONFIsCATION BILL AS III PASSED
THE HOUSE.
vII..THE BATTLE or SHILOH: Gen. Beaases,Id,
Official Report.
VIII. MORE PRIZES IN PORT.
K..FRoM GEN BANKs's DEPARTMENT.
x..FROM BALTIMORE: Correspondence Of The
N. !. TiibuAe.
XI..FROM THE PAMUNKEY RIVER
Xu..FROM HAVANA: Correspondence Of Tho n Y.
Tribune.
XII. FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches to
The n. Y Tribune
XIV. PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
xv..NEWs FROM REBEL SOURCES.
XvI.YRoM NEW-ORLEANs
XVII. WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
XVIII. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
xIX..FRoM EUROPE
Xx..A RECENT TRIAL AT THE OLD BAILEY:
An Affecting scene.
XXI.FROM GEN McDOWELDS ARMY: Core
spondence Of The N. L Tribune.
XXI. THE SUFFERINOS or UNION PRISONERS
AT RICHMOND.
XXnI..WB CONTRABAEDs ARE GOOD FOR
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
XIV. THE CAPTURE OF sMiTHFIELD: Core
spondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
XIV. VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.
XYVI. THE NEW LEVY
XVII. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
xvii. THE PIRATE SUMTER
xxx. .GUERRIILAS IN WESTERN TENNESSEE.
XXX. POLITICAL.
XXI. PERSONAL
XXI. CITY NEWS.
xxxIIi. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
xxxIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
AxXV.. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of the
stock. Money, Cotton, Grain. and Cattle Markets.
specially Reported for The " 4. Tribune.
rKtss-one Copy for one year. SO. Two Copies.
Jesr' 20. Five COPss one year. oil %. Ten Copies.
70 one address, $40.
foi sOiu' OF twenty we Eend an Extra Copy.
F~aClab OF Forty. We send The Daily Tribune zrats
Address THE TptptpSs Nv,
UNHE Rev. DIR. GHAplNs WnDVO -, ~
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CUPREME COTRT.-GILBERT S. LYON,

- pls.ntf ssair., WILLIAM :. HALL and JANE ".
HALL swile, Mulsoa l. Lockwood Hsster l.. Megie ma
Daniel Magr. her husband Josiah %. Brownel Allied AZ
Sutton Hart furiy, the United Sts.e Trust Company Of
Newlok Elisha Horton and Leonard Miller defendants
To the csfoud'n.s above named ard each O. them; fou
hereby ned snd Teqled 10 the complaint IN
h. scion which hled IN the Office Of the CeTs Of As
County of Wrchrser hite Plains IN the said Cousy
OF Ne,tches,e aud saie OF New YORK on the 2a day q
COMPLIANT tie subscroe 4. he oice Ia White Plain.
County Of ochoser IL the state Of New fOgk, wha
ts-nty days a-r tho service Of this summons you
elusive Of the day Il such service ard yoB fs 70 ssrs
the complaint within tie ue aosesaid the psntn u
tits actlou VIII Apply the Court f The feliei deAidein
the complaint. Daiei Apr n Loo.
myi. lewis JOHNJ CLAPP Plaintiffs Attorney
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ceeal Notlees.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-FENr
~ DISAND y. BLANCHE. Plaintiff, sxaind hIShI
AssENHEI5lER and Theresa, has ~- Joseph Huber aa&
Theresa. his wife, lillian lain, David Kaiser and Ssas
riue hs wife Christian schs-er, Francis Peter, Gos,te4
Brud Peter $. Sharp, Peter Lowe, William Ortiz JoaE G
boettu-r. John H. Stephens Charles Morfo,d AuiAe1y
ID. Morford Francis Lux John Koro. Fesdinsnd w s.0ci
Def-ndaat.Sum for relef. Com. not serv fe the
defer d,ns soovenaed fon hereby summoned snd ~
quied the complaint IN this action, which VII %
lied il office Of the Clerk o. the County OF Rclnd
81 Cnistown IN said County and 10 ~ ycuf
answer the sad complaint the subscriber ~ bis ote,
nDuber So Williams IN the City Of cew-loEk, wio
twenty days after the service Of this summons on you eJcs
.iys OF the Day OF such seryce and If yen fail TO hs
s.l complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff in thie
action viii apply the Court fer tire reei demanded 10 10
complaint -Ua,ed New.Y ok. April Is, 1862
WILLIAM r. STAFFORD, Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. 90 Mrians, %
The coup,nt In th. action ed ia The Office Of The
Ciegk OF tie County Of Rockland Csrkstovn, in sid
County, the third day of April lej2.Dsted New fosh.
aay y 1861 WILLIAM X. STAFFORD,
Msyl0 Law 6@s Plantlf's Attorney.
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NOR sALE-A small FARM, containing |;

NOR sALE-A small FARM, containing IL
acre. Of Gr. rate Land IL has hue wells, ADD i stocked
with plenty Il the choicest kinds OF Fruit On tie same are
Dwslue. Barn. al ia good order in every respect,
Dwsnr tiouse u-,y store IL attached 70 anotner.
n il situated about 81 mile. from New orb tie iine q the
Se~-Yor New Haven Railroad. within lev in1es
W foai tho depot three daily trains. The Farm Is III
excellent order and vel fen I'D and worthy the attention o.
any one desiring un. healthy place The owner vii sell
n. Furniture III. house with the place. II desired One
The nql.y remain bond and mortgage per
cent For fllth.r glf;icgns. inquire II Capt. MlLLlA
LOCKWOOD % the premises. OF Of j. W. siANIon 40.
10 NliiiaIr.st, \. L.
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Removals..

NOTICE. The Agency for the sale of Goods
" manufactured BY THE UNION INDIA-RUBBER
COMPANY win he removed. the lat of Mai next from
No. 1913 LIBkRTY-ST. 10 no. u PARK-PLACE.
HY. o. MADDEN. President.
New-York April Is, 1852.
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EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW.
il PORT and FALL RIyER-Ths splendid and superior
resn.r METROPOLIS. Csp, Brown. leaves New.York
,y,ry TUESDAY. THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, ct
o'clock o N. and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyton. on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, a. 5 O'Clock p. IL,
rom Pier No. J y. X.
Hereafter no rooms will be REGARDED as secured to any ap
plicant M al the th1l have bee, paid for
Freight BoEon i. forwarded through with great dispatch
By al Express Freight Train.