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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-24
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the ap.

- pcaon Mayor, Ademsn aud conmonay Of the City
OF NsWYork reaty. 70 the openrs and laying out Of pubha
Ward CyThs uude gned Commissioners Of Estimate
the aboys entitled hereby
Of Of the Legislature Of the OF ths
State eutled An sautled
reduce several relating particularly 10 this City Of New rO,
into a passed Ap go 1872 and also the act snutsd IA
amend entitled relation the COscsn Of
purposes ps-d May H. $780," passed May T. 1871, tho
occupants Of all honsss,
improved unmproyed lands Affected thereby, that they
have completed their amended Estimate and Assessment
in the eniet mattel all persons whose
Affected eshy and who be opposed % requested
present ob-ctous wtiLf 10 h. DELAFlElD SMITn,
Chairman Of the SAID Commissioner his oce No. -
Nassau st. 40 the Cy Of New Yo, within thirty Jays or tho
And that the limits bnced By the an@n1,s
follows, that An 0tf
pieces Oiand situate t and the 18th and lTtb
Of Third a between tho norbry
souihery side Of Eighth Also the block said
bounded by Astorpa'e Sevenhsi Third and the BOwsV
bloch bounded
parcels yns fronting tie westerly hns SIDE the
Bow-y between the souhsry SIDE Of Asor place ~
376 Bwsy, laid Out and designated on the danass .ns
benefit used By tue said Commissioner, 6ls
tofessd the Street Commissioners Office Of the OF
New And SAID notc.
I'd Report and the Report the entitled
matter Will be- presented 10 the Supreme
YOk Al Spea Term Oi the SAID Court be held the
1885, and that there end then thereafter Counsel
Will be made Report and os
ina Report be- confirmed I'D
elemental charges and incurred q,
the proceedings the above entitled will bs BIZ TIM
P-ury Edwards the Supreme Court Chambers or ~
the CLERK Of and County
July 1879 oock The forenoon Dated ssw Yorh June NJ
ISL !Assss ! gI NaEsss; {con~i..oa.n
T. DELtFIELD saITH) 80
~. Aanrra al
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THE CANADIANS THINK

w OF WISTARS BALSAM.-Fron the Montreal
Transcript July - l3i8We think bat due % Dr. Wiz
that should add testimony TO others TO
the extraordinary merits Of his medicine IN certain par
cuary whore the patent has complained Of pain IN the
side. or in csss OF al asthmaiical character
We care personally ,cqusined with many persons who
have eNpt need immense relief from the # Il med
cine when sbOTing under The diseases above menioned
and the cbsLgeable climate Of Canada these diseases
more than usually common, any medcue calculated to
counteTsct them must BE- OF value
We that il hss large and still increasing sa@,
and has been very generally and beetca used dnce It's
Introduction into Ca ada three years ssosd the vey tact
OF ia havu stood the test Of three years experience
proof fiu value.
We not In tn habit Of ecom9ll ndtng patent nedi'
uness the benefits conferred BY them have under
our own observation. bUt the present instance
recon mend NISTAR'S BALSAN OF WILD CHERRY,
medicine worthy OF IA" confidence Of the public IN Dis
eases the Chest Side and in many his city
severe coughs have yielded 10 Is influence.
To be fsuuir u must be signed SUITS.
Address all orders 20 the General Agent, SETH w.
FOWLF, Boston Mass
For .ale holess II retail, by B. D Sands Cen
pra gents. No len Fulton ST Thomas Maxwell, No %
Willism-sf John Nj hau, No. lS5 Broadway Astor aud
Irving House Drug stores and No. no 6rosdway.
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SUPREME COURT.-Bethual Mccoy against

- ANY Rowland, widow, and Hmm Rowland. OnBda Rs--s1
Cynthia Rowland AnseLne Row lsnd Amy John Ro~Aa
y1 Ros Ard John Yoars and Martha Ia ee Josegh Nassi
snc Mary J. b.. p law Of John ko~isni a-c,-
Abnfo Gr-sory Auney sni Alert G. Do~-.-,pmn
To M. defendant JOSEPH MJDGETr; sir-fol h-rrby
summoned 90 answer coupsn tbs action, and s-ve sogr
your answer on me- a; Ec0te, Cstiarauss Cosav Nes
lors twenty aef ~ service hr-oi exclusive 81 No
DAY Of service The Defendant. AL 20 snswef ne com
pant AFORESAID piiutT Wi apply "a hs Court for u- rss
demanded he And ~H iaks notice t ths
eomphnt s FLED the ohce o. the e OF Csin
County on he gh GAY MAY Dated June y l>l
Law Svsat A q RICE. Pinnuh' Attorney
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CUPREME COTRT-Wlliam r. Martin anal

SCha GMarn astJ Dreeiner and De-lner 10 the
DEFENDANTS lou hereby summoned required
the complaint "a tbs acton, which fled the ohc0
the Clerk of the cry and County Of New Yors The
third day July ls52 and copy your
saJ plant the at their office No. 10 Mast.
the City New orb within twenty days AFTER the here
exclusive OF the cay OF such and fail
the .ad 'mrlant within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff this
will take Judgment the OF three hundred
dollars and iiv egt and thereon
2sin obrr "a and hundred and eighty dollars
ard ninety cents and thereon from the 10Th day
February, lsb2 be-dss tie costs OF this sconDaed, New
York July 20, ls52. EMERSON x PRlCHARD,
IVA iaw6wS Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
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- York-Ephraim Allen. William Aleu- and Washas,o Al
len Theodore c. p-neckSummons for money demand
on conuaet-To THEODORE DENECKE You hereby
summoned and required complaint this
whrh filed w day the Office Of the Clerk
ana County New ORR, and copy of
sad complaint the sub his Office number Iva Broadway
Cy OF New lok within days atsr the hereof
elusive OF h' day o such and # you fail
SAT- PLAIN within the tine aead the panufs this
VII tab" judgment Tor the OF hundred ami
dollars and twe sy cents With interest from the hth
My, thou. hundred and fifty besides the
Of tins acutn.-Dari. July L., lsl2.
c A. NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorney
jyl7 law6wSr No l92 Broadway, \. \.
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SUPREME COURT. County Of Kings.-NataIe

~ kahn Theodore aacks and Lyman w Ransom.
for demand contract Con not ery TO Lf
MAN W RANSOM defendant; You hereby summoned ant
required te com this action sACh hled &c
ooe the CLERK OF the OF knss the City Hal Of
Brookyn sad County Kings. the twelfth day
June A. D. 1853 ad 10 OF answer to the said
complaint the subscriber his Office No ~ Nassau the
City OF New Yos within after tho
service this exclusive OF the day Of such
you fail SAID complaint
the plaintiff this action Will take judsmen,
for tie OF hundred and tori i've dollars and hty
with from the twenty day February ousana
hundred and forty sht, besides the Of this
Dated, June ~. lSF2
} II. HOBART PINcKNEY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
jyO law6wSF No IS Nassau st., New Yoh CITY
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

lvl NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROADS-GREAP
MAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-Or and At ~ MONDAY,
Nay Sl-unuHfurther notice and trsb.
will run follows.
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING WEST
WARD.-One Lof the frst-class reaIners SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA EMPIRE
STATE will leave Buffalo daily, Sunday. -ptsa,
p NJ ana Dunsrk 81 y at gh reaching Monroe
the next day and proceeding Toledo the A&ennou
An exlreas tain will leays Monroe AZ P. ~, the
vsl 4 the boat, daily Mondays excepted reaching Gu
sgo tbs same evening and connecting at Chicago With first
class steamers for Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
ian and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
Chicago
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EASY.
WARD-Expres trains will leave Chicago AZ p NJ daily
Saturdays excepted and reach Monroe at next morning
An Express Steamer will leave Toledo every morning
sept Sunday and leave Monroe arrival OF the trains from
Chicago-and reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several hours
yious 70 the time for the ft express taus east FOR Now
York, Albany and Boston
The trains Monroe will each
regular boats for Detroit ana Toledo
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-This train will leave Toledo daily, Sundays eI
septed, ct A. NJ, connecting st Toledo with line O.
steamers from Cleveland ard sandusky and Stopping az al
the way stations will reach Chicago st 4 ?. NJ
GOING EASTWARD-Leave Chicago daily, sundays
excepted at 3! M stopping Al all stations and arriving ~
Toledo at p NJ connecting with steamers 70 s'nhuskv
and Cleveland and arriving there in time for ali tbs morz'
Ing trains from those places.
Packet-bost leaves Toledo at & NJ for kor Wsyas
ports o the Wabash Canal. jos. n. MOORE, SUPP
Adrian, June |. 1852
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r IVER COMPLAINT. JAUNDICE,

IVER COMPLAINT, JAUNDlCE,
IL DYSPEPSIA. CHRONlCol NERVOUS DEBlLl.
IT., DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, CHRONIC
DIARRHEA, and all diseases arising from dsordered Llv
r stomach such Inward Piles Fures Of Blood To the
Head Acid,;, Of stomach, Nausea Hearth Disgust Of
Food Fun@ss Weight IN the stomach, Sour Euctatons
Sinking or Flurrins the Pit Of the stomach Swimming
ofth- lead Hurried and Difficult esthius Flutteng at
the Heart, Choking Sut0caung Sensations when IN
lying posture Duness Of Vision Dots Webs before the
Sight Fever and Dull Pains the II, ad Deficiency Of Per-
sprstion Yeo Of the Skin kyes, and Pain in the
Side, Back Chest. Limbs, &c Sudden finishes Of Heat
Burning the Flesh, Constant agningso OF Evil and great
Depression OF Spirits be eHectuslly cured BY
DR. HOOFLANDS
LIBERATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED sY Dr. C. NJ Jackson.
At the German Med cine Stoe. No 10 Arch-st, Philsd
Their power tne above diseases IL not eKcelled
equaled BY any other preparation in the United states
the attest many after skfu physicians had
failed.
These Bi ters worthy the attention Of invalid, Pos
sess virtues the recfcstiOn Of diseases Of The
liver lesser glands exercising the ssTehing powers
weakness secton, Of the digestive organs they
withsl safe certain and pleasant.
For sale, wholesale sno retail 81
The GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No 10 Archs, door b-0w 9Th, Pbadel pa and ~
respectable dealers neray throughout the country
For sale, wholesale and retail, BY = D. SANDS cor
neI OF Fulton and William sts- N Y.
RETAIL AGESTs.-Cnarles Ring corner Broadway and
John-st- New.iork, and MD Hays, Brooklyn
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e,UPREME COURT-In the matter of the

oappcsion tie mayor Aldermen Commonaty Of the C,
New York relative 20 the EATENDlSG OF CASAIsr IA TIA,
ssld city, stssht hue, uniit st~rsec WALKER ST. an
the si5snns Of wALKERsT City N. noherly SIDE
Of Eve fe-t WIDTH Ratsers 81
Wster and Csss the Public Notice "a
hereby - the Mayor Asrmen and commonay Of the City
o n statute such made and provided
that The sad tie Mayor Ahem.o aud Commolaly Of the City
New fors intend 70 rake spph, the SgDrem.
STATE Of New iork SPECIAL Tern Of the SAID Court
a. The tJ nan 81 The CITY o. SATURDAY the lfk
day Of August 2 the opening Of the day.
coon thereafter counsel BE- heard, tor mobilization ana
Of the Appointment
Estimate snd AsseeL the above entitled respect
the ands desned
70 De- Tor IL Improvement tfrnded oy The ay. en,a mat
that the Of ssd RUE said lands aud
mses shs tie Resolutions Of the Common C0u0dl
passed July 9 100 and VIII sad Resolutions iooss
OF me SAW ~h a. now - % Orange = % That the eo
ea-tey Canas extended BE- continued direct line q
huD-y ~ ana h. an Tie land yas between such hne 90 con
hDu'd ADD Naler and Mulberry b. opened paOht
"a That Walkers from Mulberry Of % Ludb~.t be
~ersd on the norhery sde IN make walker T., betse
those 9Th That the nOrhefU
-i- Of such widening Walker dret hoe %
DR. t. and that the Aud betseen the sad hoe 40 con
uud and Ludlow and Dr-on sts Be opened as puoAe
direct hn- 10 Rutsersst and that the land yns between
continued aad Division and Russrsst Be opened s' PUBL
9Th. That the noribery Inc u he sdssbs o. -
Defurther direct hte East Bfoa5~p , 49,
the laud ynz between further continues ana
ormsd by the iniersesos OF Csl.i - 10 H. street
Canal tas extended be- not op~neS or - Wa.
kesoed That the pan for Erlss G n. comnos coua sp-
directed by resolution =, e s.s - ,terJ 40 a..
prov the Mayor the 81 Jay q 81 ~, ,hs
10 conform al Ia the -. 5000 % he ,h.
.,, y, lave ib. proee~nss now p.adnt n ne supreme
Court under said Re-oluuon o. ne IN ,,S,h.
a. 80 e., ALlsrnen sni CommonAu Of the City OF New.
York further ave notice, that al We pne Ho pss r
~aso male spptc alton 9r ihs s bo,, NATE,
ooro.et 70 BE- amended Dated New York. July ~ sn
"YHySy.oAvst HENRY D.. DAVIES, Attorney.
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NTEW and DIRECT ROUTE 10 MA

NEW and DIRECT ROUTE 20 Ma
Y CARA FALLS-Opening Of the ROCHESTER,
LOCKPORT and NIAGARA FALLS RAlLROAD-ThH
beautiful line OF road will be opened the travo
Ing public Wednesday, June So 1882 at which time Pa
sengers trains will commence running, as fellows
LIST Train Express, Leaves Rochester ct 6 30 4. ~.
% " Accommodates $50 4"
Sd Way Express Sop n
Arriving at Niagara Fails az $50 A. NJ, and 81 and PIX
Returning Trains leave Niagara Falls
Let TrsnWay Express leaves Niagara Falls at us A ii
ID Accommodation 23O q"
Sd A" Express, 500 "
Connecting both with the regular Trains the AZ
bany and Rocheiter Railroads
Passengers by this Route leaving Albany by he6S0 N
Train viii reach Rochester $50 NJ have nearly
boar for breakfast and arrive a; Niagara Falls az 90 AN
or, leaving Albany at 7zO A. ~, will Reach Rochester ir
time for the Evening Express arriving at Niagara Fas at
9P Returning passengers leaving the Falls by either -
the Express Trains will reach Albany NewYork Boston
Twelve Hours in advance Of any other line.
Passengers By this Route will take the the hight
the ROchester Depot. WARREN COLBURN, Sup't
Rochester. June "a, 1852.
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II CHTCEGO and BISHIsSIPPI KAILKUAU.-SeaIed
prop sails will be received the office Of the Company In
the city Of Springfield Illinois until SATURDAY August
"a for the GRADING MASONRY, BRIDGING and
CROSS tbs Of that division Of this Road which extends
from Springfield 10 Bloomington Illinois.
The ossl about sixty miles aud the route haverses
the elevated ard healthy portion OF the State
The line is divided into sections of about vo miles each,
and the w Tk isto be commenced with out delay
Payments for work and materials will be made In Cash.
Proes and plans may be and blank forms obtained
the Offices OF Company in Springfield and Blooming
Illinois where any information will be furnished BY the
Beginner DepaTuntnt
Satisfactory proof Of responsibility will be required from
those proposing for the work
The subscriber will be in New York at No So Warenst
M stairs HUDSON River Railroad Office until August
s. and will be prepared to exhibit proes plans 70 and
1--WE formation 10 such prefer to ohe- proposals In this
sity-Eew York. July Is 1852. OLIVER II. LEE,
Chief Engineer Chicago and Mississp p Railroad.
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NETWORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA

and CANANDAIGUA RAILROADS.-TIsins leave
Pier foot Of Dune ST. ss follows.
EXPRESS TRAIN at s! A. NJ for Canandaeia Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara Fss and Canada West-siyng 81 Canar'
daigua same evening.
MAIL TRAIN st A. NJ ray over night at Elmirs, and
arrive at Canandsigus early next day.
NIGHr EXPRESS st6 p NJ This is the tourists lte Te
western NewYork and Nisgsrs Falls The cars are large
commodou and for pleasure cannot be eqaaed BY those
on any other Road.
WIN. g LAPHAM, Supt c. aud L. Railroad.
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y NAPOLEON PRETERRE has re.
painting, &r.

ZINC PAINTS-Warranted pure
The NEWJERSEY ZINC CO, Warehouse, No. -
Oeyst prepared to supply their Zine Psinu s'tb b.
lowing pnees
No White, ground in oil, se. per pound.
No. . White gro1pd in oil, &c. per pound.
No White, ground 10 oil 7c per pound.
Blown ard B sck, ground in OIL &c per poark
Dry White OF Zinc, &C. per pound
WHITE Z1hC PAINT,
Anr thoroucn es, in Europe and the United stAt> hhs
heeu found to It's beAuy and protective gaAe. onse
than any other paint For viii eness and onhAney u . an
vaed Is frfe from al poisonous properties ~ commo.
sud dsnserous In other pigments, will sover-equa wetn
from 10 to 66 per cent space than lead and mere
lore much cheaper 70 the consumer As an inside psnN
will not turn yelos when exposed % the
Of coal fires the foul air OF ships Then Mhe Ihs
rround in vanish produces the porcelain finish Theu
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In few hours form hard and solid metallic coating uses
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces are rea
for their he-proof properties Thew specially snspes
Tor marine purposes having been found 10 resist the soS
dog action Of salt water, 90 destructive 70 otnsf
Dealers supplied on hber. terms By r
MANNING sQUIER Assna No. - Dey@a
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& CHOOLEY'S MOUNTAINOUS

~ test route from Hew-York Ia via New.Hsnpton,
twice eaiy BY Central Railroad of Newye Jersey Only ten
miles by stage and good road. On and after July I'D,
leave ty steamer RED JACKET from Pier No |, " r.,
Al A. N, and p NJ. Fare 81 i2 Through in 81 hours.
For tishr or further information spply at HOPES Ex-
pTeo ice, No. ~ Broadway or on board The boat.
~ Hopes Express In connection with this line.
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Goal.

COAL-REMOVAL.-Ths subscriber
~ mas removed hi, down town once, from No "a Broad
way 70 the basement Of No IS Was- ana 10 COW selling
al kinds Of Anthraste and BituinOus Goals Of greatly 70
fsssl pncea JAMES L. WORTH,
No - Wallet, 4th-st, corner ThompsonF,
and 6thsv, scTner Ames-N-
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MRS. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR

nj RS. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR
I'l RESTORER is not hair dye snd contains 90 dele
teIous Ingredient Il fails 10 restore the h1f % rs
original color III. time tosreagthen and restoe
the sight however weak, II applied according 20
The hair will retain its gnsl or during life BY nV.0f-
tbs skin muscles blood vessels and roots Of Ins
hair prevents the hair from fall cures badness
and prevents dizziness headsehe pepison OF the head
daudmH, scsd head or any eruptions OF the nesh 20
hc York Ch,onicie fer old and large advertisement
81 81 per bottle. For sale the principal oepo % 80
Broomest Of Elizabeth No. Isy bowefy NO ~
Broadway; No H9 Washington st. No =" Ful'oh''
BROOKLYN.
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LBANY, TROY and LEBANON

"A SPRINGS The cars of the NETWORK and IL AR
LIN RAILROAD, leave the City Hall Station, New York.
Daily tSunosys excepted at l0ocl)ck, NJ Mail Train
Chatham -Four Corners connecting with Western Rail Dad
for Albany and Troy Lebanon Springs Pittsiied, Spring
field and other intermediate Stations
At O'clock Z. NJ Accommodation Train 70 Chatham
Fou Coners connecting with Western Railroad going East
~ Passengers for Lebanon Springs will take the 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. Train to Chatham, Western Railroad to
Canaan and Stage Lebanon arriving early the after
NJ. SLOAT Superintendent.
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>TEW- Jersey RAILROAD.-NEW-

" YORK ard PHILADELPHIA direct U. s. MAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-Through in y hours-New,Jersey
Of Court andt-st A ~ and 81 P. NJ Libertyst Leaves
Philadelphia at ~ and A. ~ and 81 P. from foot OF
Wslnutt Fare reduced 70 s. for h;esA' and u % Tor
secOnd-class -
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in the A. NJ and 81 P NJ. Lines from NewYork
with through conductors
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NOR LEBANON SPRINGS.--SA

IL TURDAY ENENING-Via, Hudson River Railroad,
Hudson and Berkshire Railroad and Stage the accom-.
alton OF Psser wishing 10 visit this favoe Water
gpace and the Shakers SUNDAY there will be
III Hudson and BE- rkhie Railroad until further notice,
Train leaving HUdson saturday only arrival
Of Train that leaves NewYork at O'Clock p NJ. and
arriving the Spipgs at o'clock Through Tickets be
procured the Office OF the Hudson River Railroad Cham
bers-st Fare from New-York 81 5O-Hudson, July p,
1851 1T. WATERMAN,
Supt Hudson and Berkshire r. II.
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TvHE MECHANICS and TRADERS
II lANINla NJ Or, hath WiAf

and shend-sts, New-York
President .,,,.,..,, WALTER UNDERHILL.
Tint Vcs. President 49,. RICHARD NJ. HOE
eeoond Vice President. CHANDLER l.. INGERSOLk.
Third Vice President. ALFRED T. CONkLlN.
zecretarv .......,....JAMES p. HAIGHP.
This institution will open for business Wednesday ths
18th dsy OF NAV 1852 at o'clock P M. Bank days Mon.
lsys Weduesi.ys Thursdays AVID Saturdays from TO
O'CLOCK Interest the rate of per cent will be al.
loved s6oposs prior to the 10th day OF July Interest
declared on the Monday Of January and July on deposits
which have been deposited for the space three menthsnex
trevous the LIST Of January and July The charter 30
married ard minors the sole control OF theiI
keposts WALTER UNDERHlLI. President
JAMES P. HAIGHT Secretary.
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THO DENTlSTS.-The subscriber IN
forms the Den,A! profession of New I'd, mat ne -
in the city and prepared 10 impair IL m
improved method Of mounting BiuhcIAl Leeth ,..,
This improve consists uniting hngle mhetAi ee,h
70 each other ard metallic plates BY means OF tuHoe
rcious compound Ct cement which Bowea IN between
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June Session. 1882 entitled an act TO authorize the Board Of
Supervisors Of ,ok County 10 borrow further Of
money for the Of said County and the money arising
herefrom TO be paid by said sRents into the Treisuy
Cook County 10 be applied ard appropriated may ne pro
yidco in said act or according 20 law.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook COUNTY, ss-I, Ednund y
Kimberly Clerk Of the County Cou in and for the County
Of Cook and State of Illinois do hereby certify thai the fore
going true copy Of the appointing agents - make
loon Of hiTy thousand dollars passed the 2tn ly d
Nay D. 1882 appears fror1 the records IN ray Oh;
In testimony whereof. | hereunto subscribe my utrns
:, and eix the seal Of said County Court hereto at
Us Chicago in the County aforesaid this sd Dag q
June A ID 1852 4 8 KIMBERLY. Clerk
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE. via Stoninp-

ID OCULAR MAIL LINE. via Stonlng-
Il ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEWBED.
FORD ard TAUNTON.-The stea ners c. VANDERBILT
and COMMODORE, OF this line, regularly
heretofore, alternately leaving Pier No North River first
whsf above Baterypace daily, Sundays excepted, at
NJ and Sonngton at O'Clock p M arrival Of the
mail trsin, which leaves Boston at $50 PM.
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily. except SUNDAYS at AN and PM. New Bedford
Taunton passengers proceed Immediately on the arrival
Of the mail train al Mansfield
For freight psssse apply at the office, No 10 Battery
place or bc ard the boats
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II IsTBMUS. from ASPlNWALL to PANAMA-The
oTrar zson of the North American and New GTenadian
Electric Telegraph Company having been completed Books
for the Stock Ut said Comoany, 20 the amount
of $50 coo will be opened MONDAY the 18th day Of
July inst a. the office Of Messrs DE LAUNAY lSELlN
CLARKE No So Wall St. in the City Of New York where
particulars will be made known and copy Of the Prospectus
can be had.
TERMS OF RuBscRPTIoN-20 per cent cah 20 per cent.
on is sepembe 1925 20 PEI lst October, 1852;
20 Dor cent on let November 1885, 20 per cent on lst De-
ceuber l852-New YORK, July H. 1852
JOHN l. ASPINWALL)
WILLIAM AOAM3 Trustees.
JOHN L. STEPHENS, )