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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27

QoAED-AT CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND, FOR THE
ID perm anent within few meots' walk Of
vardertilrs lasdpg The family private view Of the
bay from the windows. Address C. p, Post Once, New
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tsagPeared Strong guarded locus. posts twisted
oG ike rusbes.
Without detailing the particulars not less than 20
houses in the in mediate neighborhOod totally
ruined and will have TO be rebuilt. The steamer Hu-
ron lying at the wharf at the distance Of 600 yards
was perforated in many places by rocks One passed
through the upper deck in cblique direction-then
through the cabin floor and cut through thu side of the
boat the boiler deck into the river Another passed
through the outside Of berth, where the clerk of the
boat and his wife sleeping into the berth through
their mosquito bar cut through the other side and
the cabin. This stone passed. not more than two
inches in right line above their heads.
Numerous escapes Of most miraculous character
were made by many persons. In one case, in the
house Of H. w. WadswOTsh, State Senator from this
District. rock passed through the shutter sash and
into the bed and fell between persons sleeping in
IL, irjuring neither In OF houses Second ST.
al least 400 yards from the of the explosion
known by the name Of Armstrong s-row, counted 9
places upon house where rocks had struck it. In
places they passed through brick walls of Sx teen
inches; in others they bad deeply hdented the brick
or driven them in. All along this row, embracing
about fifteen residents. the walls look like those OF
houses which have been struck by round shot in be-
seged city. Indeed buildings all over the city present
the came appearance.
Rocks have been found on the Ohio side Of the river
weighing forty five pounds distant at least mile from
the magazine The river looked like the sea dashed
into foam BY storm. The violence of its c0mmO-
tions did not subside for many minutes after Every
where cries Of women and children were heard. No
one az first knew the Gauge Of the disaster Many
supposed that Mer's prediction of the destruction OF
the world was the Of realization and that this
was the Introductory scene.
Fortunately, however, there was person killed
and but few injured. Those who were wounded re-
ccivei injuries of but slight character. The most sin
gular of this mysterious affair is that such terrific de-
sluctOn Of property should have been occasoned and
serious injury to life inflicted In this respect the
history Of accidents certainly records nothing similar.
There have been no arrests made yet Of the perpe.
traitors. 1t is believed however that they known,
snd an investigation is about TO take place.
hope and trust the wresches may be brought to
dign punishment. / will advise you at the earliest
possible moment of the result of the investigation
MAYSNILLE
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PERSONAL.

Gen Joseph Lane of Oregon, las been quite I'll al tee
Presidents house since the adjournment OF Congress on
learning OF bis indisposon the President sent ior am
from his boarding house and he remained guest az the
Executive Mansion while sick. He is again convaescenf
however cu A.
A. the recent commencement at B0wdoin College, Ne,
The decree of Doctor Of Divinity conferred upon the
Rev Geo L. Prentiss Of New-York.
Fdmuud T. Dana of Boston has received the degree OF
II. ID from the University Of Heidelberg.
The Indiana Asbury University has conferred the degree
Of III. ID. ON Neal Dow Of Portland.
Tux REV. JOSHUA LEAvITT, ID. Dive ma II an
nounced in The Erange OF last week that al the ate
commencement at Wabash College, Indiana, " the hon.
orary degebof Doctor Of Divinity conferred on the
Rev Joshua Leavt one of the editors of Ihs iHde-
:. rr,5,nf" Honor to whom honor is due. To the
,rrmsn whose name is thus ornamented with mediSyA
mLos Of theological learning by the authorities Of Wa
fsb College our readers greatly indebted not Tor the
iSng arfiees-in these he has part-but for the IN
ccssnS toll and the unfailng skill which mis- out me
LILY ;ssue of The Inlependeat with its characteristic
s,ie,y of matter He deals with letters from cores
rood,ns regular and OCCASIONAL and wn essays ron
rontribu,ors ordinary and special deeipners strange
a,ts and scratches that might puzzle ka"ihsos ue'e1
n hat shall 30 in next, and feeds oui copy % No5a
c;ons compositors. He with SCISSORS paste anu ~
Srtive nen complies. condenses and WINS .he NeeAiy
summary OF news from all parts OF the woId,
nc re r5 there his signif can't and strlkngs wSFus o.
cr1wentarv Without hun neither the editors, WIN 'ueH
solid and vseghty leading articles, nor he eo
tribuors- Beecber and not Beeeher-with theh
fed COMMUNICATIONS could keep this greai nasnne ~
efficiently in motion With the rest OF US "nas we ~
for this iourns is kind of relaxation from more %
and epgrossug PaEsaiisnot rest Indeeu h'' Ps'
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TERRIBLE G6NPoWDER EXPLOSION.

Cor,,sropaenee Of The NJ \. Tribune ,
NASHVILLE, (Ky) Monday, Aug. H. io24'
An event has lust occurred at this place which sup
pcse has scarcely ever had its parallel IN the history OF
This Republic ON Sunday morning about O'CLOCK the
powder magazine of January " hichesoh, iarge
commission firm of this place was set hre 10 anu
blown up with tremendous violence INC mag ~
,be fine of leexplosion contained $50 kegs OF pow,
dor which at % lbs per keg, would amount TO ~ 'oo
MS or upward of 10 tuus do not remember 10 nave
ever seen an account OF tie explosion VI suVn fu"
titv of powder at one time The nose OF the explosion
was distinctly heard at the distance OF 80 miles Inc
rns IN tbe CITY were rocked and fro as If by an
earlhouske. The sight of the volume OF nanie as II
hurst from the. magazine and assembled seemingly 70 70
the sly was indeed terribly magnificent one inisn'
travel for lifetime and witness nothing so ierroic uu
less they Glanced to volcano In state % ei"P
ton. ,..,
Indeed such has been the CONSERVATION produeea
by il that many of our people, at the EXPIRATION ui
twenty -four hours, have not yet recovered thcir sen
control On all sides 10 be seen the eNldehces vi
the destruction of property. Many houses nave oeeh
unrooed; others have been rddled literally to pieces
nv the rocks thrown through them by the force OF e
explosion and the walls of others are cracked from
roof 10 foundation Windows aud doors are bowa OUT
or violently forced from their tastenings There not
Whole name of glass lefl in house within squares o.
the scene of explosion save where the windows were
bOisted. -. I'm
elevation of $50 feet above the great body OF the
houses in the city. Ii upon the sue Oh rane near
The lexington Turnpike, with hills walllng II in on
every side save in that toward one part oil the town
In ito neehborhood were three other magazines also
filed with powder. These were blown down OF
greatly wrecked by the conclusion, but the powder
tbev did not explode The earth arOuhp the
Is torn up into deep burrows ard an immense
excavation Of dirt and rock marks its former ste
The fences IN tie neghlOThOod were scattered III eFey
direction. The materials of a tucc standing some
seve1y-Gse or hundred yards distant have en"'ey
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EUROPE
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
by Electric Te'>srapA ]

fBy Electric TaesraIAl
A Berlin correspondent of The London Times says the
western powers have formally rejected the Russian pro-
posas and made their own which will most likely form
the subject of a conference at Vienna.
The Pe Lloyd says that Prussia in order to meet the
wishes Of the Austrian Government will mobilize her
army and the Vienna Cabinet in exchange have declared
themselves ready to consent to new attempt at medi-
atom The fresh propositions however, not to be ad
dressed TO Russia by the two Governments but by rela
five Of the two sovereign families of Russia and Prussia.
LIpsuYp Aug Tho feet has yet performed nothing
mporant but the first division of troops has arrived
Five Russian gun boats sunk by two English war
steamers while engaged in raising the engines of the
Tiger.
No attack on land had taken place up to August L.
BUCHAREST, July 29-The complete evacuation Of 3D.
chares will take place the day after Tomorrow Officers
and soldiers that remain behind will be treated desertes
Baron Budberg the Russian Civil Commissioner and ac-
tual GoAernor leaves tomorrow for Fokschan. Russian
troops concentrating on the Sersth The evacuation
of Moldavis is not spoken Of
BUCHAREST July 30-Prnce Gorchakof, with the
Russian army passed the night OF the 2h at Sheava and
yeresch one and half poets distant from Bucharest
They burnt two bridges in their retreat The Otomans
are following them They have passed the Argsch, and
are at Kaum.
AtVarna, the French troops are working zealousy at
the Notifications while the English occupied in re-
pairing the fort
letter from Dublin, August 4, speaks OF the appear
ance Of the potato blight which has partially destroyed
the crops in several districts in Cork County Turnps
are also a failure, Wheat never appeared better
The cholera has appeared in Northern Italy dispatch
from Turin July 2sh says Thursday the report was 4
cases and 81 deaths and yesterday l57 cases and o.
deaths These were the fret days Of the malady The
tide Of emigration from there is unabsted The banks
shops schools end heate al shut or shutting up and
the fright doing mischief than the disease ise
Seven cases of cholera reported from Leghorn ana
three from Florence and Naples is said to be at
tackled by H. Notwithstanding the quarantine regulations
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resshmen Of weeried powers by change Of oeeuparoo
for The hour; with him The Iaiep>rda Is hi. daily labor
and biz slightly He ssgsey, matured By long SAD
various e1perience-hs treasures Of knovedge leSsi
theological poca sAiisiiosl-hs promptBess and eth
ciency in busne..-his cherished love Of righteous
ness, ard his 'humsne ard Christian philanthropy
have been appreciated by the editors more and
more in proportion TO the length and me H.
tmscy Of their acquaintance with him In our mon
Wsbssh Colee has honored itsef by thus testfyng its
respect for him. Whether II has hOnored him s another
question. We confess that for Doctors and
DoctOrafs Of Divinity IL very scanty and grows small
"by degrees year sitter year bu If there ssutary
efficacy ia the DOcOraie The Iinszdeat aud the myrafs
of our readers are have the full benef: OF il. Let il be
understood then that this journal ns vel ~ some older
ourra ais has genuine Doctor Of Divinity among lfs
ediors Let he remembered that the parsonage who
fits in editorial Office daily, from morn I'll dewy
"eve, and sometimes I'LL midnight, i in very truth
venerable Doctor. And if The IAdepsHAeNt shall begin
from this date 10 grow pompOu droDsh and retrogressye
il viii be understood that there ia efficacy in Docorstes
and Wabash College will bear the blame. II. on the
other hand readers find great improvement IN our
columns, let the Doc.ort:e and Wabash College have
part Of the credit In this connection will make
suggestion. There is another friend Of whom
would Ike TO Docorete conferred for the sake Of
The experiment Our special contributor who wrinkles
Enthusiastically his significant signature II not
yet Doctor IL there not College who viii try il
him Why should not he, well as his father and
bis elder brother be- the Rev DIR. Beecherl What gravity
ind authority would il give 10 his weekly ucubratons on
first page What throngs Of hearers would attract
10 the Plymouth Church in Brooklyn! How much more
intense would be the competition there tn annual
tale fpews And how much more instructive, eloquent
aud edifying would be the discourses from that pulpit
II sugg sons too late for the current year lei
ii be remembered in less. independent
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Foreign Ports.

At Cobs,asnOpe 2ch ut bark Sea Bid Weston r Boston
day -,
81 smyrna Goth uIt BAH EAGLE Matthews for Con.;Aninope
osd for Boston 81 18Th bah Frler Dawes for oo
l2daya
SD Mals about ed ut bark Fam Slick Mayo Smyrna
GbTsisr 2lsi u baTss Absgun Buges- oI Trieste viz
errno for Boston m dsv or Bsks Tnt small Malaga
for Rio Jsneiro l6 end Regatta lor from Palermo r
18Th ard b,h passed the Straits on the 18th The
wind on w; the 18TH g. w 70 IL on the 18Th
the 10Th and fh T. TO z whes al the western bound
passed the Straits
Al Csdz about 9Th ult bg Kate Anderson, HHeken for
about ~ daps
II Jseme ult brig CLARK winsOr Percval from Boston
disg sclr Emmav. Bush. for DO 10 days
SID seth, schr Toss, for SewlOrk.
ca Domingo City ist sch Banker Of and for Bo'
Era Of NEW ofk, sid few days previous
18th ship Geo Law Forsyth, Falmouth FL bsk
York PoTtlsndi brig Adela, Byers Charleston
do. 18th barb EsWess. for Nes-York day.
An bark Mery Spring Pekham, " Yors
Gil. schr. Sesuin, Genoa
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Arrived.

Clipper ship Jacob Bel to Phs1elphia Kihsm SHANGHAI len
Noosung MAY with ;esa &c 20 Bsoih Edsar July Arthur
MAhan supposed WocesteT Mass fell from the
ward On deck killed.. May IT, lat n, lon o7 - E.
an Fnfh sip ID distinguish pendant; Nay
lC6 &c E. brig ssson bound the same
dsv spoke ship Prince Bombay for Cnt0n; JAY Ia
81 81 lon IL ship Onws d. ShAng hal for London
Bark Milford (of South ponl Cole NewOheans, 8 days with
cotton to Wskemsn, DimOn a. Co
Brig Isabella Reed Chee'Tsn Ports% Prince Aug with coffee
bsb wind, and Gains 18th inst 81 lon H. boarded ship o.
yero hence for New Orleans all we'll daysOut
Brig Swift (Br Bryan lnssus IA days with salt 10 Benson
Jones 90
Bg Arop Brern Gobarg B-emsn IS days with mde and u
Bs Rsrd fBr Cronsn Bsr,co, days with tobacco &C.
Mo.ltT & ReIs-
FELLOWSHIP Humboldt OF EewYois.
4 brig IN Known.
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APT ILLUsTRETIoss.-The Hon. Peleg W. Chandler, in
his speech the Wing Convention, yesterday told the
following capital stories, Illustrative of recent political
movements. One was Of old man in Bangor, who
would Steal but at the time OF his word.
He day engaged TO help unload cargo OF fish,
on condition that he should have nice Of them II h. r0d
net steal any. But night coming on and opportunities
for stealing becoming good he took the nine h and
tuned them the employer saying that he believed h
could 30 btr. The South have kept the nine fish, and
tben 90 on to steal the res; of the cargo. The fraudulent
name popular sovereignty given 10 the Nebraska sys-
TEN illustrated by the Story Of man who cried Hot
Mince Pies" Some person bought one, and found it
frozen hard as an cice You internal scoundrel, said
be, "why did you call this hot mi.ce pie : Because
"Molis De 0fn, the reply Bost Trans, 18th.
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SALE OF IMroRTEp DuRHAMs.-The Clinton County
Ohio Company, sold their stock at Wilmington August 3,
at profitable prices.
The following the sales Of bulls as reported in The
Republican: =,
Br,s-W ellington red roam ysa's old sold to w Lnkh. OF
Greene Co. SS7p Warrior roam years DID, 10 n wright
n, Fsvette Wilmington I'd dark roam, 5yeas od 70
ocn BROCK Of Madison Co $780, Marquis light years
od 70 Wm Bentley Clinton Co.. s625 Alfred Iosn years Old
70 Dsvtd King Co. 5000 Duke OF Cornw all ro1
wears old 10 p Quinn Clinton Co. 1905 Billy sson white
yra od g. Stahuck, Cn.en Co.. SloN MoonakeI roar
months old Thos Conner fsyee Co. sin0; Lord Ram "a
red AID white, weeks old to Danie! Early CLINTON No. so
Yonne Sir Robert roam weeks old to Thomas W. MCMILLAN Cn-
Q Co, $3.50 ooo
SlsO $3.50, SS25, 81 GEO -. 49,. -. ..-- - - =,
HEFERs-Two years od-SlVoo scN Wv eo''i one ysH ou
$500, Sf75
soirH DowS sHsEP-Bucks $40 495 800 $40 Ewes f5
snffTEaps DoGs-od sSo s5l Puppies. 10 days old, sioi
sl2, sl9 SIS, each " , M,
The stock was pretty widely disseminated and will tend
much toward the improyeme going on in that part Of
Ohio,
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Marine AFFAIRS.
WRECKS AT INAGUA.

We learn from Capt Bryan, of the British brig swift
which arrived this morning from lnasua that the brig
Mexican of St. stephens n. b., Morrei, master from
Baltimore FOR the caribbean Sea, to load with guano was
east away on the Goth July the east side of lnagu and
the vessel became total loss The NJ was In oaas' ana
was ashore by the strong current There had Deen
French bark and British brig bound from ST. Domingo
cast away on Inagua few days previous the names OF
which had not ronspircd. Capt. Morc two mates and
one seaman of the Mexican to this port n'te Swirl
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FIRES.
rIng IN THIRTY.FIRsT.sT.
no. S ORR.

FIRE IN TnIRTY.FIRsr'sT.
About l, o'clock Saturday morning fire broke out III
the frame building No ia Thryfrsts, and before the
fremen could subdue the flames it with the contents
entirely destroyed. Loss $500; no insurance. Ine re
communicated to the adjoining house, occupied by John
Bender which was damaged to the amount oil Sou
FIRE IN sIxTY-fGURTH-sT.
About O'Clock on Saturday morning fire broke out
in an uninhabtee dwelling house in Sxtyfourth ST. near
Tenthav The building entirely destroyed in conso'
ouence of the remen being unable to obtain an adequate
ruDply of water.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
II G DISTRICT COURT.

L. s DISTRICT COURT.
This Court held short session tbs forenoon pflne
paly for the retutn Of process.
In the case of the ship Henry Poole an order was maze
for division among the claimants. go
Tburtdsv next Jlst inst will be the last day for ding
Notes of issue for this court for September term
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HUNT's LIFE PREsERvER or REsTORA

III n I
TIVE CORDIAL. when tsken leaves chance
effects vhch ee unmsaksDly traced 10 pronpt
r,!sf
A-onr who used Cordial. bar one
report II CURES" Observe the proud Testimonials q ~ sIs
for Aessrs Singer Co. nIPH
Brown I'D others who have ased for jean" ~
powers 10 restoring vital energy relieving Internal am. 80 %
teaBgeDenfs the physical which, ~ not
svsd nigh; prove fatG such Bowel Con 80 slse
Coasts. Cramps, AzGs Neryoasness. Tre mel ~ ~
Rect, either care IhrO.t. ts-sa r. $50 80
II be valuable o. Fanny
Hcus ,hosa = .srped Sth sc4s gsTei ~Sss u
Depot, Nc ~. BsesepEt, New JeIb
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MeniraI

RA-CHOLERA-FEYER and AGUE.-
~ you avoid these fearful diseases do allow yourse
swrolsd Of health the guaek medicines
which eli the market bat i1eose 81 Dr. AkAASr OF Psrs
Chatham Post 0fce will receive Immediately the
Of simple and entirely vegetable remedy which
Of shilling quart IL has been
roy,d by the meaie. say Of Ps-ks. cured tho
here and Europe and cheaper than twOshins bottle
letteF every disease
eAy u and ehdrnncosas 81 in the first letter
ffy only al ohsn No Letters taken from the Post
&c unless
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PORTOF NETWORK. .
Cleared this Forenoon.

Cavendy Norfolk &c Indian Pleas
ants Aug LYON savannsh. :. L. Miichll
Bnks-nsTihs Clsrk San juan Durand Nancy reat
Treat frankfort r. Co.; j. Hays Besuvis Bueno-
" W DeForosi Coz James smith Day Boston, Bailey
Co.; Monisuk. Lincoln, Galveston, II Brewer Co.
Bnc-Churchiu. Jordan, Pensacola, Place Watts.
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DIED.

BURNs-A YOnkcrs the 18th inst William H. Of Jere-
n sh sud Aphis Burrs, ssed yesrs and months
family respectfully invited 70 attend the flu
neal Sunday aferDcon o'clock from the Mount
Olivet Bsptist Church, Nspkers.
Maine IepeTs VIII please copy.
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Stfamboats ane Raiiroaos.

A UGUST, le54. For SHREWSBURY, LONG
n BRANCH, HIGHLAND DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE, PORT
WASHINGTON MOUNTS DOCK. BROWNS DOCK, MIDDLE
TOWN and RED BANK Prom ms q RoIin:oa q Noh River
and splendid steamboat ALICE C. PRICE, Capt A. IT, Hss
sATty will esve foot Robinson at North RIVER follows
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L. :. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

The examination of Capt Marshall, Of the ship YORK.
shire who has given ball. charges by one or more 81
his crew fr assaul; with dangerous weapon-a Delaying
pin &c-wl take place in the beginning OF the wees
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~ JAMFs MOORE Morgasor about the second day y
November In year 1885 made snd delivered 70 WILbAN
aHte the thousand eight hun
dred and n three conditional for the payment OF the sum OF TWO
bundled dollars months from the daio theeoi win ho
thereon cen, annum payable Sou an
HI 10 premises thereby gsged Ia default OF me
paymsn u Le sad Of two bundled doas sboye menonea
,cro,dins sad and
,b als Was the Office ofthe Register Of
the city county Of Nswf0is IA Lspsi 40 o. 80
20 on the s nh Nosmber ia the year 1888 and was duly
sSened William FLEMING 10 Lawrence Uyydsl ~ 40
ins assignment bearing dee The t"sn'Jtha asJ ."
March, In the yesr 1eSi 49,. s,-., $1,000. -.
cured BY OF the n9nPsyment Of e SAD s s 2,
proceeding having instituted law 20 recover
tie By the said part thereofi
the the sad az the time OF
the publication Of this notice, 0ne bunded andTen'een
Now Therefore hereby given pursuant the status
and provided thai tho said MORTGAGE VIII Be s
The Merchants Exchange tho Of
EewY@t yshiL day Of August the year S' 81
twelve oocs Of that day which ~s moHsssed premises
described follows;
that certain lot situate In The Sseenh Ward Of the
city OF New number zo West s.senhsreet ADD
and gushed o number Is ON m.p Of ms
Of John made stephen Lndsn CJ
Surveyor 1872 and recorded the once OF s Ne.
ser the said city and county Of New fos on tho Esd
n ont street, eaey By 10. number IL on said
souey land late ms heirs Of George
Clinton deceased; and wesey by lot number II on said map be
a m breadth and I've feet each nnc length,
On feet three Inches and the westerly
aide oyesk feet x inches being The penes conveyed ~
the William Fleming and biz wife the sad James Moore on
the consideration money Of which ssd no
,sd mors.se Dated Ngv YoKg 9Th May laH
LAWRENCE J. GOODALH, Assignee Of Mortgage
CHARLES A DEWEY Attorney, No 81 CbsmbensI
awla
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N Y.sUPREME CoURT.-ABEL DowNsjsnt

I've sEABuRY :. GOULD agsnf LVhbNho sAooi 800
JOHN MEYKRs-sunmons-fot me so2'shsmeo ae ~ ~,
psnt IL tss action which wS alee N the oes o. c s,s
Jlerk ~ tie City and County Of New fort a. me ny
Han IN s4A City the 18th DAY Of AEgni. 70, - .Ss
copy Of answer 70 the sad Of YorI
within twenty after the service heof sselos ~ ,n ~
such sud fail 20 answer the so .s.S
time Aforesaid the pnts. this action WI tsss ~
% Cor he au fUiuety-one dollar and seventy cent? win
s FROM The day Of June one thoana ss
"a the cost Of thu Aug
M "a FfIaS BEACH Plaintiffs Attorney No 10 Beeknsa-
~ " ELiA' sufl2 isves.