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})ainis, CSlass, &-e.

ZINC PAlNFS-TnE NEW-JERSEY ZINC
SVAtANl erc oaruaeferus these Points sf srporni
~, AT Of AicA warranted az RE.
selSisfNy h. esefy pectc Ine ever Lesa fe.nai ~ea
g., 81 nd IS ihey lccnl gugl iriy dOlat u
" tn1lre uch rre- c.ident that TIE cot io
slINpet q to- .1agr.n onr~hflf rr,1t
49, - ot ale b. he rncrl aess tbs
~'afvis. lrofa sld w tle NnmPauys Agents.
- MANNING y Slu.El VI - bey-st sev-NoEt
nv PAlNT-The undersigned agents for the sale
~ Nae 0xys u1slgfsc.urci By the
a t1c Co te prtrsrcd rcceie oTdcrs Lo
49, awe - paTtfr % tao le Is es.-.li
e'tf ohis 81 Aet-lan ratruculc a-i IS
ferfou Viih fAe trff CT f1re-n
- - IA VIA so1ads depend urca aFsys oh-aos loy
e. 81, .Y y ne RANT uhi-l aI B. .. f rrc ~ AL
s'i - AID .ri- l,e-..s Pl'ees a. ssE-a
JA2i6s rvis A So. q r2 ws.,rs'
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Foot Of Mlrsy st ...... ,,,xoc
yu,HE NEW and SPLENDID STEAMER Thus:
tUater Cure.

HYDROPATHIC SCHOOL and CLINIQUE--A
N,,ics Cliriaue w BE- held he Lecture Room No -
bf eaeh FRIDAY AFTERNOON, az which all patients who
con The osss viii be examined and prescribed for srHia-
t0usly.
nIDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
IA No IS LasatHR z TRAIL 81 D. ProPnstos, DIs -,
~ arf. TIC School Department oonmences Noyemoer
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GlliioHern, ST

FRANCIS LOUTREL. No Il Maiden.lsne,
BLANK BOOkS PAPER slAIIONERN-Pnc,s icv
bssl maze % lsiesn Notes D.s cheks S Ns, f1 n.asd
shseusd, nagi.s AL p Jo.srsis T. 1874 sizes COP
stss Manifold Letter Writer'S CAMS Clesuieu Ba-ksan,ca
ee No;e Pltt AID Fancy stsonoy very ehesP Writing Pa
ft Couuiry traet supplied FRANCIS LOrpREL
No - M.iaealars.
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fesal Noiiees.

ALL PERSONS holding claims against BENJAMIN
N WOOSTER form ry doing business AZ No ~ Ayease
m an. civ OF sYork her notified that the uadon.ssed.
As1ses he said WOOSTER vii account Tor the cseds re-
ed liz them such Ass he ih day OF November nv
s claims .sid WOOSTER must be Prs,ea,sa g asa
Ar their Office No 10 Warenf IN said cry before tn@t uns
tbcy vii uos b. received Dated Sew-Yors De, H. S,1
"N'' WIS NV TOUN u sFAasl Asssneesof
LEVI W HYDE, BeDsmin Wooster
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Ocean 5iramers. ~r.

II 5 MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY - The
u 'euh ID ~ I, ss go fitR;DAY
r 4 ~. Es1o.r VII h. re,si,s l al A. eens -; foot
FoIra,-s sfrl7 lie oasa 81 iAs CenPsny 10 ~
NEW YORk and CALIFORNIA SILAMSdIP
~ LIAE .is Sic ARAGUAThs Aeessofy rsn.f OenF,7'
Si,srsgs Pgrr;o' lalovse in o. zoe vs.. ~ S
boulls Engne stesirshp fhoMEIhEts 80 -. 81
Vii have ron Pier No y R. - oeeeG ! 81
"a -, srw .r5 f,rcisfe s;s-a.hp COR ts lsso n id
o,sr tie NICARAGUA Transit RO1 y, La..s ~ 80
ief nd X, m soaators For inform oa 81 i' ~ ~
oriy % Oh ARLEs MORGAN Astnt No b2si-as 1Iee1
TINTED STATES NAIL LINE for CALIFOR-
= NIAFTPu cIioN il is = o. ~ \. y p. - Nj ss-ss
IN earn r-the s-t Uurd safes Ms io' Oa''-A
ar of g., s . ~, s Company iu,sna d5rsrh sos
AsIuwsl ou sAltRDAl Nov y af DC - < y, = peg v
u si1g-E- tie .ls.a at lsile! - 80 - A., s-,sl2
Tlor tcIts Cala By Asse fa70iiis Esslaafs Cal %
's 80. ca, ~ 49, .t .hs srpeuse OF IL pas-rss n'T
1ste r. ~; BY II osa ~ IT, a,is' iOr srrsa2s e -
sa.A Is ss.res = ~ 'S ~, o 49, ss Ne ~ Wsst
conner Of WsrrrI-s-
FOR BERMUDA and ST. THOAAs-The Royal
Il N-n s.ssz.T 4ERLlS CAPT 0'SnAn' Ill 81 10 -"
Ti 81 s 7..s.s :sr ia ctS6ab 10 Baai sssa
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANi -
" Fcr FRE,fEN. Va sou FhAaPIOS- Z ; 81 80. = =,
plEMYS lss ssl q so TiASF roS Il g. rs q. =;
rer-srs Era ard ID Fr-.ce. sAlt kDAf NV 80
.'c.oct, frcra gi.T Nc. Serih Aver
n f5f Calm. Ms salo9l.. -,
Fss e. DO. Lever saiocn.. 81
A. .I-.rsc-5 saigon 3 t-,sehedt esa s,sszs5 A.
ne, PCS llEolsA liz. PO, specie delivered a HAVE 49,
''' ~ SOLE AsB ARA Asi4 +. Y Ns :, M
{, ''--' '''''
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j1aper WAREHOUSES;.

NOTE PAPERS, Lace and Embossed; also, LIVED
ors % mach rrfs1e or Bail Crrus ComTt,ees snd 4
90 frE the lection o he Bal ses51 "a y ls
tie uew lt able life lis ~ ths s-tscIlbe
on, Ikfs OeTs Of DncE praied "a bronze al eoosd ms
In uettsisle, y .. ,.,N
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lnsuranrl Gompallies.

4 AFARGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
CASH CAFIIAL $4,000.
In.nres Buiirss Merchande vessels In Pof SOD thor oge
Hochod Fulrc, other iusuraoe psonal PfoptY asAi
Ia a. damage BIZ Fire Apric iors n, by posi- or 'A1uen ne
D'p'''H "'' 10 JACOB WESrERvELT, President
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Steamboats, aHo Rdilroaoe.

DEGITAR MAIL LINE via SrONlNGTON, Tor
IL po-qO. and PRONIDENCE-CHAN9E OF HOUR ia
- Ger MONDAY o.: - the oaner If tA' Inc w y eve fet
n N,rth River ~ above ka'tcyrlce, daily le1ce
S-ri,vt al FOirR o'r.ock 2 N. Instead o. i. 81
Ofce NJ 10 pa;-erfpiace oci g. laN
NOTICE. banCe oi Ilour.-On aud AFTER MON
nav De- q che toais o. the FALL RN Err LINE will s'e
Ne,r Yolk A. fJcoct being one holr car ~ then
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.

Ia u v al-sL II II - -,
.re ingecd prepared insure saasI loss add SHase -
81 on favorable terms -
de oetholder. OF cent per annnn io us "
the rsnanre prohts sre 20 Dc divided soni h
interest which scrip rs 20 y
the aecunul.ted proh's and esphsl mount W Si'V'
g,erhen Vli.ney Rerbeu Wihcl koocr H. hnt7Ta
80 Ja-,r. Warren George r. Adee
IN - 1880 .rfbnr Lesry samuel v Holman.
ulam n Russell MoTsirnet W henahl-a 51h1 .
aa~,sfrs c Do1uinz Drnrus Dusf trefe1ck Deisne-
G-gsueav r. Lamar. John Steward Jr James Z. beh
lroirs " Rigrs Edwad Center Dal,tI "a y.
Nn Butler Duncan yossh Oekes EI,aeH1 /" feS'e.'
li-,l,s n. Rysau Jcscph GaillArd Jr felcg isl
Tsac TOwts. I'd jams " "aiefOaiJ. AopT4' - 'N-'
J ? Ciiraud Foster 6eofse Curts ,,O>y, 49,.
DUNCAN QUAY Secretary hObhhA : "O-'f- E'e-.o-N
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arsr,r H. SroOtl'' A,e''on">'.
osITIyE SAL + OF
tARGE VILLA sirEs sIfUAILD -

i LARGE VILLA SITES SITUATED ~
,i1Tos GROVE. AT FORT HAMILTON
bA-.oNE 20 THRIVE ACRES each, handsomely shaded
esShnt with Forest TTesA
,rRRRT II. SfCOLAY
.,oo IN SATURDAY. Oct q, ls51 8, II O'Clock AN,
sBsBS on TUE GROUND,
.,,a villa Site. containing rom 20 acres esea bear
ss Nth re. trees AID having an eHten''e 'ie" Of
fs -, Ee,r.Jssey. Staten Island New.Yors Bag New
, Sss Cone l'Ha oF'''eHd and The whole surrounding
. SODns ihe 20 Plots soA saetion and private
IT, ~ last months and several buldnss are n course
.. $50 ssd SzHbeT under contract to Be
se 1.sss 4 only Mills from Hamilton FerFy and seosse
ia ,gn es,otly through his property 49,. ..
sss< ~ iH -, PER CENT CAN REMAIN ON MORT
CAGE. -, . e.t.t a %, ,--,,..,r, free If .roen.e
TtcKETs By boats and stages also Mas AID fur
sAHL fsrrished By applcsioa 20 W BARKER Aad j.
sLBVRT II NICOLAY, Auetions.r, 10 20 VALE.
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Meoital.


Al FIRST the properties attributed 70 rr1esso.
N NORg9s NllOORATING ELlIh snd COtplA A va
deemed b. ous The public often deceived eoald rot b9ie's 40
"r liable st ae.rd b. highest eias Asd CHAR
sct, no phnsos al doat t4.f NH rs E%
r,necis ia all e iePioreo esi. as'D5 Ion as5l1s
st-se oil d ea which tiff ~ .A' "ll-l
es.d ,la sio veg a.'e , 5aS 5 ss1y
am I To persoos sble rn.leua< frame
ns7 g- e. scry ae proper eajoy3es, Of AZ
l. ot -oufnfd % eiilf ~ 20 ~ ig' me
fsbc e wiz tic b. IS eae[Ta'.d yotn 5S' 's' is
srasrrs tom aero ll from tbs weakness Of single or
e. w. 81 r,''or To Ice ho h'vo pysdssou
r,. ~. pio,. complete aa4 uAe.as s.. 1sa'i As i
"a tnai thy ,ainS ts-ny.s yai ,l res.a
,' ' loas nee 70 causes vii only
mo- ,l 2e' IN ., &c co5i ss s;a
b. qns guglId Pe,os IN 'a, a, 5 t s ossS so
t. a. d. roI1z sosd' blown a. &c; Dr. sios.s Ia
'.'-.---- e''e-" 70 ~ sroslv1y Ne1-Yofs.
DucKFN. On WHISPERS Il See October number
~ lollc ortl Ao~ ioah ssie 'i y'p ir, , o.
st,t.I 81, ii,t stsk 81 VII fres the beard 70 zf'@
L,tst c..--,-,. 4 ,SseosS.ry a O. ORAHAa Not
n t.,- u, Hno.l,a- M 10y 80 rs Eali9ns,
Ilk BANALAG- MEDICAL aud sECHAnlCO
- es u sne and io to sPg isa1sc9 Of as s'y
aa. ne sr9as ana Irags.ag 20 rsa1 'r as care q 70
49, 81. nr-.rss Dsp1 and LaDTuoi sso sr 10 s1pPorsSf
Ll.s encsptrll l-rirr eo1- n. O. n
NOR tie Pills. DR.. UPHAM' ELECTCARf'
4 ~ f-,.-nrl rer-rd7 for th 'a,r. scr CON
IN - - slt0guAng e1rss r. Z o. ga
tflrf. 2. faf b. r. b. Do h-il.l
Scrsa slr,cs b. at Fl tssai 30 81 NN't - '' '
Bsse.J betvs~u L9VerT sni hf.adi-af -------
Il EN II T. b Z | >
Il ot..ir.-le. t WTELlgs Dr-a stsrs SO ~ Gti-Gy
f1la A.l-e,r
p-.I.Erp. .guTussnds ssrapsrls.
-. pb,-r.slr P.Is. ffystEs L - bssin
- 49,, ~ prs 3 Ct r.rr-at IavIas NedciaeA
81. .h.cu cd Live. OH, kas's dsdei1ea
5r---e,. T. .trr-.fcr Wslss PasreTA
49,. r..erce Cisver Ay-ess Cherry PecterlL
Nofs Alor-4.l- -ch1splA 8rl Z y -i,-- "--''
- 49,. A.eku's b lAg0rng Essl-1fh
----.'.- o. Co-sts Lr (lsr3ofs Cl.lsgoBl--
Lzti1'i ieri PreD1r iDtS - - ,,l..r s5s,s
r /. P .l.r. Efsrrcc- '.-t D-----r
H0rp,ITna IfoITID HAIK-DYE is positively
fxNIi--A . The gery besf sseE aveu,f
NJ DIS ., lbIhs1 lt-rou ch7n 81
- j. he ~ no r1rbis I'D moreover poas - so ~
4 making g sot sna 1tes lADy re-
f,OT7s rys ITALIAN NEDi 1ED SOAR =! cif1e
f. free cA4ps cfasks calis a-i al 81
~fcs FOL DRE sCgIlLH spres aaI tiola I. 0.soeali
- a. sny rart Of he BODY. LIQUID ROUGE ~ pse
80. "a L. hair GLOSS RESTORATIVE I'D LiLDf
p-t5ITP Ycrd Dr. GOU2AUDS % ers5lhed lsao :.
ts - wssersf- Brosy, zSd - w. ast9ost 500:
CAEDs clBIP oi HOABHOCND aad VEGEIA;
y MP rTf-rr Dht fri-. "a 3 en- p at-h is1l."
~ -ur- goa 81 ~ CHa4hs Colds sld laq--i't.n "a
.l1 s.r- .s ssras' At11-h D.. a s~.is' ''" ID '
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PARIS.
MANUFACTURE Of ARTICLES PLATED Win
VI LACCUE, CD WOOD PAS EBOARD and shEtt lhos.
.rcs couposed Of sands W1st BJrss
Oiove-Boxes Trzya -p-,t.r Tor ~
1k to.ss rfconeacs s 1r he Et1 O. lie fces a'A4e
ty his uszufEcrrrs .,r-
sALoNOS PERRIER I Co. rue Alsaz7. No paris
OTseu Gfesi- Cd - ALPOlA 20. - Ss''-i1-
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stages convey 70 all part, o. se
,oant ias Ha Line connection wa TINS oa
eSsnns arc bd This hoaI seonnt on he oners
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4 CoLroH AuctiolooI
rr,uIe DAY. nhursday) Oct q, at 105 o'clock,
20 tJTowtry the cnife Furniture Of ne house oomprs
IL ,l ,..mintnt Of plain ratlo and tL1rnD 70 trtn1re
49, on Chs FesiAeT Beds end bed 'a1s, Qls ana CodA'
..I,..r'. Crctk, rs. glassware, Cutlery SC, &C.
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thaDgt ol Iioht.-Oh dh" ".t' 49,
~ DAY Oc o. che toa o. the FAIL klN ER Nh vii icse
SevYosk 5eocf being one holr eaF ihn T.,
N-FW-YoKK and ERIE RAlLROAD-Passonger
~ Trsir. less- rier feat II Disne-st. a, 10 owe
nay FXPREsS 1t A. n, TOR DunkrkAfd burto
NAiL q, ~ q Dg9ss 'Hd g,ao sa5 :, ~,
ACCOMMCDATlON At y ~ r 81, tor Delaware and 81 ne''
a. sor Delaware .n+ 81 1tcruneai,'s rsion,
NIGHT RxPREss > P ~ Tor DuakiEk and Batao $780,.
lie tsalas -oanc; ak4 u the LAKE sners Be-
70 Tor Co1eud Cincinnati; Chcaso sc and a. b5il9 ~.
,5i tiIes.o ''' 50 CHARLES aISOr Superintendent
TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER
III Hea "a ps.'5 ,sa',' sAa .to S'p sas os
ate mate lys sun3,ys except; d. from pr No y H. asA' inc
S1. - Ton rar ,housh Win sst dbpa,eh by
s,ps fe ait MN BORDEN A.eaf Nos - and vests
DEGULAR MAI. LINE, Tor BOSTON, PRONl-
II DRSCE, NEW BEDFORD, and TAUNTON lns1d Route
With OF deten9o srips ne Etefn SS
ne tcauS yADERBlLr Cag Jsl So one .al .os
DORE. Cagt John o. Downs In come Lon " ns az
ard Boston and Pro sence a9Ad isylns -
Oily sgPesy' n s sS stn5sn It O'clock NJ or
or a. Of tho Nal train which leave! bosom q a
Thee sissnen are anurp sed tor '.'en5,I, ,Iy 4 eco
ana Of III, route are superior any other Bsns
reTfoed vhc p. eg. aae rely on resehns their da'
siioa IN hse BY e.her q TIE o;ner on's and
Fddsy lhari;s and Sa'qToSS and
siay srei wsenraay friday
resS.bcst train 70 Pravdsree Taunton and Now
lord b. acsenmsdaiion trains from sonaoS Nm
E passus beth, Oresht application may be n,ds
at Pisi No Mr. the Office. No 10 Baiier7-pses
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, va
~ NEwJERsEY RAILROAD-U > NAIL snl eAPkE5s
ss NJ sa4 . 20 I'd L I, ,si ss =
pha e u \ ~ VA as,oa "a 3 49,, IN be l.
9oi Sss Yorh and r NJ .delpta rh5osh,.s!
VAIN ,oa Norfolk aad ChsrsOu "a t aid A "A AZ q
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A LII PERSONS holding claims against DGrJAhiN
ia the Cir, Of SeYors are heby nossd III, tho uadefaed.
vsd nv hen a. such AS nses 90 he h day November asr
aad II % "a WOOSTER nut be prss1iss &c, e s, =,
shs sg, Io b. received dated SwYe Oct q lss
LEVI Lew y y i aYoE, p.a,:%i" |os-'s'
A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby
"a ell ing claims aga s. sIpasl iS;ns
la hey I. q. '1f S Ss N Ss Ssss o
Lo,kro n T. oa be,e ths j. 4,l q ~ ~
THOs J. VAIL, AdniAs.I tor.
September iO 1850 % lAwsn Ia
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of tho
cGs 49, SS o. RsGLS ~ ss'lS' ,s.s
he 's ofoho desa's 3D. g p's., rs ss' s ,ss
~, In lie g u HcsYor or b1Te hs wsn'y ~" daJ
n ped S"Y SSit 1' 81, az 1890 Sss.s.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate o. tho
CONN n9 ~, Ssr 81 Is, g. CO. :, Of ~ as
e,' "a 70 so O. Nsrosss IN ths cy ~ gswYess.
81 nj be- s day o. April ocat-Dsssd sswYor. the ss
Say 81 49, ~ ss ms'' i'' JANE FEE Aaanlssr.tr
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of tho
SeVn{ % sEoUik lss q Cay q ss-
70 .bs a. Ter rssssnss 10 . waet- is the ciy Of
SeY o. ssiili he ,a IA az a aain.ss,is
PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of tho
c, ~, yofk notice heety gyes 70 al p sos hsres
s,-s 80 fCus WILLIAMS late Or me sfJ 81 s.1-tWss
rs,d a rsssrt the wHb foueefs hste1t ~ W I'D
49, A. RI ~, pos No. % Woost.r :, m ne ~ go
S5t On cr ees Re fwesya'' esy o. April asrt Died New
NJ H. = gitsenth d.y Of O-fobel, - ..,,
o,rif i.<cr II CtTHARISE WILLIAMS AdninErsnI
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of tho
c ID n uYok notice er.by pyea % =. per.ons h.sins
scrrt HENRY {. ADAAs Lss ~ he Cay " New Tors,
| gesaed plsr the vita solchers hefeof :, tas
1890 In Ia s,6re Of C. y. Hitch Co. No. ~ "EAnd
- a., oil TewYok before ks h tsy Of December nskts
Dssd Ssw.Yers. tie Dth day Of sns lss3 40. ,,-,.
IN PURSUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate o. ne
Co4pty Of scYoTx motto hesby given 70 al pefses ~
claims asass JACTSTO TEXIDOR 3sBo lass Of ossysns -
Rico dsceaAed prssnt the s.aes 80 -.
tbaref ~ - sataor Tia occ Of Aes bAss 80 -
10 Sssssust, Ia tao City Of EspioTs % % 49, ~
81 Soss ueztDltsd New jcr 4ay ~ Ia
ralz i.1saaTh J. DE- RIVERA 81. JURJo Aan'a'."' -
CuPRENE COURT, City and County Of aew. York:
EHsls Fossr Jsha FcstsE md hsilef SIM 1917
anG E1ecstefs A. Of JsEs ys.sf; s, Mesa ssi Hsssss
ser fssny -. On .n1 Do Is si - ishs ~ saf
~ ~ ssuuT soa Ann Boster nfsnn 80 J.ess
5aNA q ss.f- me- lleif ocfycf-foCtAhLL5
ot ~ - sl.sAH ~ wffeE foa are r-reny s"uin ma sn1
sbs oouspantin -. se,ion vsieh ~.s sled "a
Ct q ~ Cy and Coanty u e~-frs, e. a.
tse % 2. - Isi h las % TIE twenty art day q sse
er IL q No. 7Nzssns, IA ths chy o. New
br asttr be sersce Of this searons 90 y1s
ef fae Ssy seEsee nd ye 81 . scssef -
- 1is the nne sfssssd tte Plsiats 70 NJ ,1ss1
w ,r p - Co 4 for fae relief deH5ssss y ~
esIsts,1h li--l.i 4.t-a,g, 70 -'-~.- '1'"'
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EROM PECK-SIIP PIER For Shrewsbury,
Long Branch Highland poek Ocean ho,, 81 P9n
md srlepdS .eaner ALICE C. nRICE Capt H. h,gsrY vi
leaye Peck p NeyE-Iaycn Pier East River daily - follows
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frenfh Advertisements

sEssRs EIoURSEAu Co AetyrS No % rUE ST N'so
PARIS.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order 81 the Surrogate Of tho
Of Nc.York notice hereby Tysn 20 a. persg hsyine
~ a. ARTHUR h. sECyiA lac q The .tty o. ssw
Yrk trs dcord prrsfut t1 ttne WITH vosehe ,sefeoI
10 le itsr o. her rssssnee No . Whef u ths ~
Ne-yrs on ~ ts t day Jlnaafy nek Dd se~'
York tn Ga 1ay u JAY ie5J AMI sEOUlS Adnas0af-
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A DMINIsTRATORs NOTIcE-Notico Is hereby

"a ep 70 eli persors having claims samuel w Hastings,
eTesn sie OF the V Of Loci port In The CDany Of Nnsls
So OF Francisco Ia CiOrn. dscese,
Aat they required 10 the same duly % sss
uleefsigned he Office OF Gadnel fhsn IN thS 'AkS !"
Io,kro9t. ~ 4. O. " before the lsi d,Y u III lSH
-N-i S'' | y HASRIsOS, Admipstfatfx.
IHO5. J. VAIL, AdIniAertt
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cts and forced to Icv0lve around them,
instead OF the sun. Prof Leslie, in
an Edinburgh Journal, speaks ofour.
moon as having once been comet,
the approximation of which 10 our
earth by raising stupendous tides
would have occa>ioncd oneSof those
overwhelmed .conyuIsions which this
a3obe appears to have repeated, suffer-
cd" We continue to quote: But the
new satellite would soon lose lis fcryF
consistence and congloncrate in r,sol-
id mass. and in its subsequent progress
It would assume its plcsrnt earthly
appearance - the process Of consuIidn-
ton go on, ";ind when it shall have at.
,ained the ultimate tern, OF mcloraiio,i.
'he moon will no longer cheer our
nights by her soft and silvery beams
by Prot. Lcslics account the comet
Which made our moon" caused at
first stupcndous tide. So the deluge
has been accounted for, by blow from
comet. Suppose the" 1--WE quote
iron SiIiman's JourmaD suddenly
stayed or checked in her di,lrnal mo
ton, the Pacific ocean would as. it we're
rushed over the Andes and Ailrgha-
nics into the Atlantic, and the Allan
tic Al the same time would be sweep
ing over Europe, A>ia, and Africa
Such is the precise effect to be expect
| ed if the earth came in ontact with a.
| comet"
DR.. Hnlly attributes the cause ofthes
| "hood" To IL blow from comet. He
suggested that a change had been effect
ed on the axis "f the earth by blow
Winston almost proved shat this was
the case; and that before the h,od-be-
fore the earth was thus rudtiy iostled
the carlh's was exactly $50 DAYS,
having been pushed off from the sun
SO as to increase the year to 365. Ia
days.
The fact mentioned in former pa.
per, that Sir Isaac Newton believed
tha. comets were fuel bearers to the
sun, has been questioned. Onlooking.
back, to the authority in which the state
ment was made, ne find that we swer re-
quite right Sir Isaac. suggested not
onlysthis, but also that the spirit which
makes the purest, and subtiicst, and
best part Of our air comes principally
from comets; that comets are the con-
servators of the moisture Of the planet;
that the fixed stars which had been
gradually wasted were resupplied with
fuel by comets, and acquired new
splendor, and are taken for new stars.
DIR. llcrschel also considered comets
as instruments for salutary purposes;
whether they restored to the sun what
the sun loses in light and heat he would
not affirm or DENY"
We will close our article with DUO
ta,on from Seneca: 81 am not OF the
common opinion nor do take a comet
to be sudden fire, hut esteem it,
among the eternal works Of nature.'''' II,