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NUMBER 80.


Ash osoo hoht utoc nSoshS BtoN.
In Norfolk, Va, opposite the National Hotel.
Is an old fashioned, outlandish looking house,
with ore Of its corners cut down ~ IL storm
with " straight edge" in its front had passed
along there and cut Il OFT
In that house once lived poor young man,
who had thought to better h!s fortunes by
marrying girl rs poor as himself Tho '.fast
men, Of the present day pronounce all such
marriages proofs Of insanity in those that
commit them. Not 30, the subject Of this
sketch.
His wife kept little store In that house,
while he used to go up in North Carolina afser
ship timber.
They toiIed on, rcciprocally contributing
their savings TO the general fund, until at last
the aggregate enabled him TO build o ship.
He kept increasing, and finally removed to
q moro populons part Of the world.
Lately no built mammoth ship, tho largest
ever launched, the Great Republic This
mans name IL McKay.--.Portsmou Yo.,
Globe.
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A Coon 0NE.-An Indiana correspondent OF
Alexandria (Va.) Gazette sends the following
to that paper. with appropriate vouching Of ita
truth:
At the breaking Of ground for the commence
mcnt Of the Lynchburg and Tennessee Railroad,
at Lynchbarg, the Rev. j. f., by appointment
acted as chaplain on tho occasion. At the time
appointed for prayer the chaplain raiscd hia
hands, and said: Let ,,s pray In an in.
slant all hats were doiled, and tho chaplain
commenced, slowly and solcmnly, to read .
very appropriate manuscript prayer, which no
had previously prepared. During the read,
ing of the prayer, an old negro man, who had
been engaged with his spade, was resting,
| with one foot on the spade and his arms on
1.-THE handle, looking very intently in the chap
lain's face. At tho conclusion of the prayer,
the old negro, strengthening himself up re.
lmafkcd audibly, swell, u reckon datss do
tirst time dc Lord has ever been written to on
filc subject Of railroads!"
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SARAH.NADING ExTRA.

y CAN{Edi-4NskDINO EAINA.
Wake, Indy, wake! The moon arc high.
Tho twinkiin' stars are beamin,
While now and then across the sky
a n.etcor are strcainin'l
Wake, Sally, vakc and look on me-
Awake, Squire Nubhin's ,iaughtor
If I'll have you md you'll have me-
(By goshi who throw'd that wsser p
TarTn nr MIsraxE.--A printer, in setting
up the line.
Hell has no fury Ike q woman scorn'd,s
by somo oversight. lcft out the 8, aud made it
read,
He'll has no fury Ike woman oorn'd,"
a SLIGHT dcnariurn from the toxt but mona
whatever from the truth.
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BLOOD -BArns.--Accord to dark tradi.
ton. which Is incidentally mentioned by Piiny,
human blood when they We're seized with ,op
rosy. A similar story IL told of the Emperor
Constantine; but he seems TO have been res.
trained from employing this revolving remedy
in consequence Of vision; aud he is said to
have been cured by baptism. No great weight
can be attached to these ill.autfcnticated sto-
ries; yet il is but too true that both in an.
cicnt times and in the middle ages, decided
healing virtues for the cure Of leprosy wero
supposed to exist in the blood Of innocent
children and virgins, and that occasion wss
given thereby for numberlcss crlcltics. It IL
needless to refer to the rcmotcr traces Of tho
belief in the cxpiatory or healing properties Of
pure blood; they ramify far, and pass into the
most ancient times. Cures Of lerrous people
by the blood ofanimals, In employing Of which
certain symbolical customs were observed, arc
mentioned in tho books Of Moses; and il
might not ho difficult to discover similar forums
among all the nations in the world
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Rgousirles FOR aolsn 70 I.Aw.---To him

Rgqurslri1s rnn aolsn 10 LAw.---To him
chat goes to law nine things arc requisite:
L. A good deal Of Money.
2. A good deal Of Patience,
q, a good Cause.
4 A good Attorney.
zssf. A good Counsel.
& g., A good Evidence.
! q "A good Jasy
good Judge. And,
sood Luck.
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rssk fssassss,ia fishlsy sAyN stAs ws
sse Ia ksszzzsss "a ta kina ssses1 asa
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pssssessssn seeNss ksrs - asxssssfsee &
sitvs ee'e ~ rs ~ YFsfhssr
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ss TnK Twia Is nESx" Ac. The
Eekcs tells story Of she websscsm
IN po considered characteristic. when
Ussi xsf Rsekiei were boys. their father
g4x each sosne small change 70 20 10
= ~ ishs When ihss sssnc hone, ss
ssasiss Ald gentleman ssksd nan what ne
had lsh his money. Spans it, was
shs ktslkts zenlys . Aaslwhst have yasa done
WISH Fssss = Es#s II 10 Dsf, r.
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THr DARK SIDE OF THE Qu.srloS.--- the
eve Of the late election in the city of New
York, there was mcctinG.of tho "celorcd
pussons, the proceedings Gf which wore suf.
iciently amusing. We give touch Of their
quality. As soon as the chairman was ap.
pointed, the following preliminary sccno oc-
CURED:
Chair II believe ii Is tho usual practice 10
pray over the proceedings, know not wheth.
OF IL might not he & Dissertation.
Rsr. Mr. Tysoa,--I think prayer very neces.
sary, for ws are engaged in very serious busi.
ncss
Chairman. Laughing II YOU think prayer
will have any effect on our politics, why let ,,s
have u, tianghtes) Perhaps Rev. Mr.. Ksl.
ly, Of Massachusetts,, would pray.
Brosher Kelly, who was young man, with
apparently about ene.qaastcr of negro blood
IN him. ssid: would rather youewould take
of the reverend ! have been preaching only
for the last swo or three weeks tI.aughtsr
stnonE the wcmen)
Ths speaker then advanced 10 the eo,nmnn
iou table. and made prayer sor she ats,sisson
Of slavery On these "mandsne shores"
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Tnk usHrxss - INssisats 81 sA< Esgs..-,,'oi
John Haspsr xss etnpleysd Ia enc of his loser
soanssn6 Frosas wlsSl ths stating sanennec.
snsns uas hssaehs hius that the b,sihling waA
sn Gre, sassrlsa with the eH9slsy a What ,us.
slna es tbs property shstl we save slgks, sIF -
Never snsnd The property, sseisea Ne
iIsypes, "sasr the lives !N
FhEs = = sad eaismssy. slg,v sASi = ssssas
e Ne sIsssn ilsrtvF. sllsEasag te the eonssaxss
ssea : a lsrsc nssnaAeE II pces pssses4e ikseap
eat et ssaptayneas
pA, ss&, ap&~sfsd Ne. lsase4Y, Ssa
esses sssss. they ssssss ka sseA 81
AaesheF 1s ths hspshsts. rss sstsSu4 * ~.
Etss shsn he hesrA cs i. ssAss. Are say
hvse hesir Nes wss siss sxFav. Ti<e
rasf fss. All = weA wisk sssA k,isa il
ssset sseA sAisnAay. sls @ssl e seks ss,ss 10
sAtesFssssDe sea lzsss sessraAse sEassxss. haskss
hs ss@ waFus ssssgssAsss ex ~ easasass2Es
sss1i ~ ssssnfsy, Ma Fsse ft@@ shs ksAex sg
TIA eeashsssefbas sssssfx kAe Ne saes n
t.sseetf can eFzFpissisa zaSh yeen - ,ssss
ler1 JMlnaey
r7rtStrr~~-
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ponder the question, whether men are forever going
TO be the fools OF their senses, whether the day will
never come when man shall part At the suidenes.
summons from wife and child without unmanly tear
and wife and child religiousy reflect his noble con-
posure One gladly hears the personal anecdotes
that come floating back to from the wreck. We
gladly hear Of the refined and delicate woman who
said, " lie, me also work at the pumps, viii cheer
"fully give my strength to tina: enterprise, and say
from our hearts God ble-s her We hear with pie a.
ure of him whose name is well known at the New
York bar, ard who &d to a friend, Well, | be-
"lieve my day is over, and I viii submit without.
"moIe inquietude," and thereupon sst meekly down
g. die But shall We never hear any voice Of actual
cheer at such moment, any noble song OF victory
which shall make the entranced waves stand still 10
listen The better world has long had its Columbus:
shall we forever keep his discovery Intellectual, BY
bssely lingering upon the shores of this one
ingeniously shouting his praises indeed but without
ever lifting willing foot to follow him
OF course Mr.. Editor, you who know me, know
that am personally the most pusileDimous of men,
and have no claim therefore 10 be the model paint.
But NY pasanimity at least seems odou. 10 n.y.
self and would gladly find myself lifted above il by
the exata;on of the common sentiment and the CON-
mon life, up to the Level OF Christian privilege and
Cbr.iiaB duty. You're. FL.
Ns.s York Oct l6 1884
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ffaal Notices.


In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
l. Of the County of New YoIs Notice hereby given y al
person, having against DANIEL n SANDS ste Ofthe
City II EewYk decessed 70 present The same With voueh
enc thereof to The subscriber biz Office No 81 John street.
The cy Of on @ 6sc5s The s.aty SEVENTH e.y
ss l.wsmru
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogste
he Cfs.s ..s a ii:si
o. the Gu, Of esess.ed % Ps'en. iss .s iis
Ii. City o. NswYst before =, Issa
Of Fsssu., Me-. Yet ss 1h az
80 ~ i.-smr. AAAA'
PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
County ncss h;.sSy wI iss e u lap Of
s e' cs, :, Ss~Yos c.rnsn d-ess.sd q.
with ,her-sf the sab:erbe ct sH 10
"a Sh nc Uay 3, S.w Yori' the twelfth day sf
81 Jay q s.''.I XII Ssos .id MATHEW
IN PURSUANCE of an Order OF the Surrogate
..,,B. s.,ies Ian. .saIn JONATHAN TAFT late Of tbs
Cry S 4. 70 Hs be .'iss
Tar. I s,s1,s. he 05 Ct On q, :, :s,.,s
ftsEed 4 tx INT 4l z4;, Hs::.
IN PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the Surrogate
~ ~. Co.nty of New Tort-Nouee hereby xiven % al
1.,. ., s.,e e.im, ssain WILLIAM WTZEf
s s S Sso II. % .. 's s
ttsr Artorsey, ALBERT MATHEWS, No. "a WallSt in
he CITY Of NewYork before the twentieth day Of De-
oemke next Dated New York. the day Of Jane
IaH Ann s. WITLLL, Admx,
ie2o iav snT AUGUSTUS S. CHAPLIN Adm'E
IIsssr MArHIws. Proctor. No. s. Valet y. z.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT-AUGUSr
IN BELMONT ..ins cHAkLEss. Lopez nd JULIA g.,
hs wife CHARLES H. DAVIS JE. md Aa0ELINE, biz VIE
RICHARD BUTLER, CArHEaISE his wife, PATRICK
YESSELLY, NJ Third American Buildins Assassination
GEORGE II. BEATTY and NATHANIEL NOW.-ssans.s
for rehef-re GEORGE BEATTY aad NATHANIEL
hOW-sis. You hsreby Summoned snd required %
sasver he complaint IN dis setssn, which we sec
Ne. Yori sd CITY 90 he IN dsy Of se,ssnss sat
copy sf your the sabscn>sn, Is nsn -,
No. 81 Wast Jsznesy court, sa4 CEy v1fhn - n u.
AFTER the service Of this upon yoa 81 900
day Of sseh s.rvee and yoe fad % sesvS n =, -
pasint within the tine ucrssAd he psnns - s.os
Cour, EvY the rels{ d>usnded 10 the
4 Iss4 MANN RODMAN PIE1soH' %
Bsys Ne n w.1s., Ss~Yo<s
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MASSACHUSETTS, FREE-SOIL STATE CON
yENTION

SPRINGFIELD, Tuesday, Oct IL, 1854.
The Massachusetts, Free-Soi State Convention as
smiled here this morning, but the prospect at pres
G. II that it will pove perfect failure; not more
,sn about half dozen persons being present at one
me up 10 ! o'clock. No organization has taken
lace.
Amasa Walker and ID. Wells AlvOrd are in town.
It's rumored that John p. Hale will be here and
pesks this afternoon.
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DEATH OF AN ACTOR-sNOw STORMS IN
THE EAST.

DOsTONI IUb5IHy, OOI' IT. TOT.
George II. Finn, popular actor, attached to the
duseum, died this morning
The weather here is cold and cloudy with occasional
kOwers.
In feme parts Of Worcester County yesterday two
" three inches Of snow fell and 10 many localities IN
New. Hampshire snow fell quite freely on Saturday.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THB NEW YORK TRIBUNE
LOUISVILLE Monday, Oct. Is, 1884.

IOIIsNILLE, MOnuHy Oct- TO, I554
Cod. John Allen publishes card stating that fill
tsstering expedition which has been organized here
cr some time past and numbered IS 900 persons, has
been disbanded. The cause is stated to have been
ysnt Of means.
tournament took place to-day on the fair grounds
q The South.w western Mechanical and Agricultural
Issecistion II was the first ever held in Kentucky,
and created immense e1citement-there being from
2 900 to 5,oOo persons present. All passed of sat-
Yfactorily.
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Arrived.

shr Es.tsrn State Kbsra csso days and Day ron
Hen pt0n Eosss W Riley; ve-se 20 Brett son
Go Aug t 81 81 len - e. exehans-d srnss -ith 'sp
shovns rso signal WITH eises center oet 8, AT 70
icr IS ysssed wreck b up scuea IN aces
net correr.o; supposed = ba-k
seh ". , cEiterfeId. Hssy. Richmond days, eosr 70
.chI Camilla, shaw. Wilmington, Del Gays. eOsr to
rssttr
sehr Ksret Dyer, Pslaselpe.. coal for ssoo Oct e OF
Isx Aarhe< sehr sank IA fsASns water. With tSse
n.ast soce. apparently e.al oated
seoo Friedrich Brown Gardner, fcn Providence uass to
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Ms0ifal.

A DEE's INFALLIBLE FEVER AND AGUE
"A REMEDY found TO be anfains cure FOG this most
plant wherever IL bas been tned Ono bot.
tie Effects cure Price ell For sale the oibces No I'll
Centre at, and No. l07 Fulton-st.
CT. VITUS DANCE.-ThOse having this COM
- can he cured with certainty and By hsr nless
Grafton cure warranted every operated upon Nc
ayv be asmasded until patient has easly recovered
W J. NJ FISH No. ~ Fulton Ct, Brookiyn
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CUPREME COURT-CTTY and COUNTY O
- EX-YQRK-Etxfn c. Lsl<a MINT LAwren<e ~

Attswsy sunmons for money demand sonnsst 80
f-ndsDt; You hereby anmoasd and requires - ~
the complaint In this action, which ". ms1 = - c.
Hall 10 aid City Of New Yerh the sd dsy 2.
lS4 and 10 seye copy Of Zoaf $780, "a Two Dsy t,sss
10 the City o. within s-sa az, IT, ~ '
Of this yo7 eIefuss,s o. ~sb,a AZ. 49,
.a. =. us,nss 10 tbs yt .aIs jadFmsnt sssinst
you ioI ne ~. :. S~. Tern {) two
sonsp.s nd s~sn.ys1 Dollar sd toy .as ess from sAs
% unno sy 80 Of thb sceou -Dsed New-York Aususs
- Cur ,s = BENEDICT, BoARDAASk HUNTINGTON.
% Plaintiffs Attorneys
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-The bridge near
Cold Springs is repaired and all the trains are
running at their accustomed hours.
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CUPREME COUKILCITY and COUNTY q
- rW- YoRK--John ,. seymour and Robert w. ssy-
=, ssri,s Lsvrence Il. Ansvsy.-esnncns for nossy
ss,spx on contract, teos served 10 LAWk1NCB
ITTAWAY The shove defendant: Yoa hereby s1.eousd
90 required the 10 tbs acton, vheA ~
Sed de oee Of The Clsrt Of he City end County Hsy
lsy Of Aasa s4 and 70 eepy Of sas~ss ~
s.d complaint The ssbscsbss thar ones, No ~ svS
this yes, s.easys Of De tsy Of ss
servee and yos m 70 sssver the sd complaint vshn u
stsass you fss de ssn 81 fs 81 hundred "a boy
eight dsan snA snsty tArss senn wita ntsrss 20. -
Shy ou sesAss the esst Of As setson--Dsss4 hsv-f~
A's' BHSEprcr, BoARpMAS 4 HUNTINGDON.
a i.xsvTa Ps'nsifs Afrorssy&
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WILLIAM n. ELTlH6,
MICHAEL @. HART, CorHtsiopeIs
y HagRsAN BRO~NsbL,
laS4 Ot&

C,TATE Of MISUNDERSTANDING OS-
- yIe, ALBANY Aus. 10, IsS4-To rBE SHERIFF OF Tns
CouSrY on KIw.YoRK- Notice hereby rvea Tat
the GESFRAL ELECTION 20 be held In this state on me
Tuesday eese6ns the frst Monday Of November ness'
The folio wna OFFICERS are TO BE ELECTED, 70 VIZ
A Coy.rpor In the place Of Horsto seymour
euenart Governor In the place Of Sanford r. Cbufchi
Canal ConmbsonsI In the place OF Henry -
Ineeor Of State Psons IN the place OF Henry sofms
All whose Of office wi expire On the Lest Day OF 10
Rs%..su,ntvs In the Thity-four tn Congress Of The
r-n.o sst.. Tor the Third Congressional Drc COMPOSED
~ the Lat ia IIa VIII and With Wards IN tha Csy
NewYerk for the Fourth District, composed o. me rns
KIN ard XVIII Wards Of the City Of Newi@ y me s.n
n,t;c, rorrossd of the With and xiltb WARDS IN New-
Vow ana the City OF Wilhsmsbursh w knr CoI.{ os
81. s,xb Dsfret composed Of the xIth Asth ana Az
W.5s IL New York; the Seventh District composed
the IXth XVIII snd xxth Wards view, &nc ~
Eisb,b Distc composed Of the AIth. A'iIth ana AA~
WARDS In New York ,s., c.
Sixteen Members Of Assembly; a., 49,,
snTosate In the place Of Alexander w. brsdford
A RECORDER In the place Of Francis X Thlot;
a civ Jp5ge in the place OF W eicome H. becbei
A M.yor 10 tho place Of Jacob A. Westerve!ti
A Rssistsr, IN the place Of Garrett Dyeknan;
Commissioner Of Streets and Lanps 10 he place Of George
a,ier who appointed 10 Ill vacancy caused ~ the
resignation Of Henry Areniariss; 49,. =.
pocs Justice for the Second District, In the place
Daniel W Clarke Who appointed to OH vsesaey ssss
by IN. death Of John MeGfs6; 90. .
Governors the Alms House In plse OF onstaves ..
Conov,r and william Pinkney spponted TO oil ysSAness
D.,y,rt A,tornsy 10 place OF Lorenzo shepard, vhc
was appointed fiji vacancy caused eJ The DEAN " Aslnss
ct Ju,.,ee and Police Justice the seventh Jedes5
Dset composed Of the xIh Mxth and 2Aia "ssc,
OIL lhs vs. ~ W LEXVENwORrH, Secretary Of stsss.
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sOUTHERN MAIL FAILURE.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Oct. II, Is3f.
We have no mail this morning south of Wash
4Lgion.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PolY OF NEw.YoH.
Cleared this Fsreneoa'

skirs-Cosstsna;isn, A1sn. Hyupeol; kefr:s Jaw
psrpero Cosnss, San yrsneses, Js. sshop 60 @.
B,iu-Cnvfor Small Pslsfks Asyeev, IIeosa Coi 81
Lsursree (Brl PSssrsa, hatA.1, n s., D. o. "aHaeJ
"a s,A.o,a-r. L. H0yl.s, Rsssi.s, ChsrJwsse, naxer.
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CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEW-YORK-FRANCls USHER, JOHN B. ROBIN
"a

sxnnst p L DUDLEY-eummons for money demand on
.rsct-tCon not served ITO y. L. DUDLEY Defsndsnt;
You =. hereby umno.ed % snswss the compliant % ~
Office Cierh Of the City and County Of New York ct the
City Of sswYerk and % ssrs ssgJ Of yoar sns.:<
Johnt York within twenty tays stsr the servss Of
this you excaSve Of the day Of such ssrvcsj
and you fail the said complaint within de tina
Aforesaid plaintiffs this scoa win take udgmsat se.ise
you Of ninetyone doa and foyhys csat With
interest from twenty fourth Of Nay ssbt
fy oar besides the q this
September II. 1884 PkkT NICHOLS,
sl2 lsw6wTu PLAINTIFF Atsrneye
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pun.AnrIpuIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Uct II, Ie3i.
Stocks were steady this morning. Sales of Reid.
INC Railroad al 81, Long Island Railroad, l4s; Nor
Ne Cansl. l3l: Pennsylvania Railroad, 43i Penn
,yI,ania State 5s s41. There is no change in Money.
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CUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of the Ap-

NIPREME COtKI.-ln the MATTER OF the Ap-
pcAton II tie Mayor Aldermen sod Commonsity OF the
CITY Yofs ~sve the OPENING Vt such parts OF
EIGHTY I'll RD-sThkET, fou The tifhsvenoo 20 the
P 81 River (not opened IN the City Of Sev'foss
the Commissioner, Of Esnas and Assessment herein
HEREBY the owners occupant or occu
rants Of all houses ard lots and improved and unpovea
lands affected thereby and TO q, others whom u may concern
follows, to Wit:
First That have Estimate ana Assessment
and that ell pesons whose Interests effected thereby and
who nav BE- opposed he DO present their objeetonsn
wri,ins day verified WILLIAM VI. ELriN0, ESQ, our
Chairman office Of the Conimis,iooegs Ne 81 Cham
hers street second story rSt 10 thisCy ON or before
the l5th jay of October. l2+
Second That perOn persona who consider ther
BY said Estimate and Assessment vii BE- head
in opposition the ssns before II i1e same place. ct
o'eleck P NJ, on the nth day Of October 50
Third That the Abstrsc Of the said Esimste snd hsess
ment ogethf with maps snd slso all the ahdsvs esn
nstes ard oiher documents which us-d by ~ In making
Ing our r,pcrt been deposited 10 the Street Comm on
% OF N. City County OF New Yors there 10 remain
INIT the 18TH day OF November, 1854
Fourth That ls embraced ny the Assessment sfore
said are AZ follows those pieces Of lane situated In the
" Civ fronting both SIDES OF EghtJ third sreet between
the esstc ry the fifth and the sast River and
extending noTthery and soufheE sides OF sshty third
street middle Of the blocks either side thereo and
Fifth That our port herein will be presented 10 the So
preme Court Of the State Of New York, At Special Term
URDAY The l8h day Of November D. 1854 At The open
ns of lie Court on that day and then and there
a. counsel csn be heard motion viii be made that
said r@part " confirmed
WILLIAM n. ELrlH6,
% M = o1T
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nater Cnrf.


r AWRENCE WATER-CURE, BRATTLE-
IL BORO', Vt-The ProprietoB Of the LAWRENCE wa
TERCURE have the honor to inform their friends aud the pup
lie that h are prepared receive their winter patients
ana cen promise every possible comfort and
The warmed thoos by bot s furpsess the os,h
House having southern exposure and no expense vi" De
made 10 safety and comfortable those who yor them
with their patronage Terns-Patens per week oil Board
ers. per week 80
FVHE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE offers best accommodations for pursuing tho
treatment for tho winter and term. as ts.snsoe es-
No I78 i2thsL New-fofk.
NETWORK CITY WATER-CURE, No. l7s Lth-st.,
corner Of Unversty.pace.
WATER CURE, corner Of 6th-av. and 3sth.st.
w DIR sHEW unites with Dr. TAYLOR 10 this large
and comodious e,tab.hsnt for the Fall and Winter PA
TENTS and BOARDFRS received at reasonable rates.
Outdoor pr,ctee promptly attended TO-
WATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w No IS LAIGHT-ST, r. T. TRAIL, NJ D.. PR0PRIE-
TOR-Aecon modston- Go 100 Pasients Competent female
Phi, The third Lecture Term Of The Hydopsthic and
Physiological School will commence Nov /.
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CIIPREME COURT.-In the matter of the sp

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the sp-
- peston Of the May.r Aldermen sai Conmonay Of the
Civ Of New orA relative to THE OPENING AND EX-
TENSION OF PARK-PLACE from its present terminus "a
Coeeplace In SAID city, Notice Is hereby given thst ING
afre and expenses incurred by Of tb. proceed
les 10 the above entitled matter VII he taxed by the Clers
OF the Supreme Cours HE ohce In the City Hall Of the CITY
.fNeyY RI on THURSDAY the 18Th d,y " October, d,
1854 at 10 o'elocs A HENRY SlCobL Commits.
GEORGE b SMITH .saa.,.
New YORK, SEPT g. 1854 CHARLES d. MEAD)
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SUPREME CoURT.-CITy and COUNTY of

- NEW NoRK.-IosrUA l. THOMPSON. Plsnns
uEaiusf TT OMAS MINFORD and CHARLES q. CAAa De
"Reminiscences for unoney demand on Contract tom
To the above ed pee d.ru: fa ase aerehy
summoned ard required The IN this seton,
which this DAY alec the oes Of the Csk Of the City ADD
County Of New York Al the Cy Hall. 1y 81 New rok and
OF t. the said complaint az the
.bsetel al BIS oaee No s. W. 81 IA the Cry Of New
Yo within twenty days sfo the service u this summons
% YOU exclusive Of the day Of such service. sod l
sns~er tie said complaint within the time Aforesaid the plain
ia IN this action all ishe judgment for he
of ghtsen hurdiea and hrtyOne dollars and FIVE cents With
interest Gre, Day Of July thousand eight hlndd
"a Sftx.four beside the hs .roa-Oafed 50
ia =. r. LAMOUREUX, Plsintihr. Attorney
No 50 Wsltst .York.
The eorptsp the sbsve entitled scto, Sled n the
oe OF the CLERK the CITY sad County Of YORK tbs
Seih day Of sept, isS4 T. L,ANochEuN,
os law@wTu PlsatIa's Attorney.