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Grrursinns.
SRANp EXCURSION to NEWPORT, R. l.

GRAND EXCURSION TO NEWPORT, X l.
NJ The SAFE and couDraodious dOube-epg1ne ream-
MASSACHUSETTS, =. r. HANK, Conr,an nS ~,
viii have 100, OF King at p NJ. Pier No North h'ei
At 81 and from Fulton Ferry Brooklyn at O'clock,
on SATURDAY, JULY IA, 100
suvirg Newport on Sunday morning. wnere can
gIS'ssIHTi III AND BEAUTIFUL WATERING PLACE
IN the country Leaving Newport the evening and arrive AZ
New York early Monday ming
At No IS Bfosds,. where and berths may be
secured.
EXCURSION DOWN the BAY to LONG
H BRANCH. HIGHLAND of EvlsINK and sHREWs-
BURY Sea air; Surf and River b.thns The new steamer
JAMES CHRISTOPHER will leave jay a.. Pier THIS tss
udsy) AFTERNOON ct O'Clock for the above noted Watering
Pieces ving ample time 20 battle aud return a. Al
early hour this evening. Fare 81 cents each way.
TOR the FISHING BANKS-Fare so Cents
il The steamer CROTON Capt. W. n. WOOD. will make
Der regular trips The Wishing Banks TUESDAYS and
FRI AVS commencing July g. 1850 leaving oot broore
T.. r AN foo, GOuverneurst, T. X 7:l5 A. NJ 1907 feck
son..t n r.. s:I5 ". Pier No. f. n. r. $50 AN Re
fehmeDfs Fbhng Tackle and Bait furnished on board
R-The CROTON b. chartered toT exeuhons
On MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sAIEH-
WOOD No. 81 Soufb Of the Captain on board the boa'
NATIONAL GUARD ENCAMPMENT at
~ KINGS TON-Pa,seDeers leave by the HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD CARS from Chambers-st.:
Al A. NJ arrive Rhinebeck 1905 A. NJ.
At A NJ, Rhinebeck l2:4 =. VI
ALP NJ, arrive Rhinebeck $3.50 7. NJ
At F. NJ. arrive Rhipebeck 3:8 p III.
RHfSEBEcK TOR SEwYoRE:
At s:95 A. NJ. Ati:l8P NJ.
At1O:.9 A. NJ At6S8 r. NJ.
Ferry Rhinebeck for Kingston arrival Of
above trains
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I,oR THE Pu.Es-pR. UPHAMs ELECTU.

AIRY remedy certain cure fr hs distress
and dangerous complaint For ssne Of The no sonsnns
cures the Doctors medical once fof
ecusulfaop and advice No So 4ths Sd door from the Dow
ery between Bowery and Broadway.
CACTIOSTke public cautioned ssAnsf on
my Esca.y which has recently made rs sPpessnee U ne
city The genuine signature on the uufside wrsPprf
written by with pen The counterfeit has printed ise
se Of Signature and very easily distinguished rom me
genuine The uneet proves only worthless bar
stsoutsy injurious Be particular therefore sat thN you
get the genuine which be obtained the
No Ss7 4ht Sd door fror Bowery, between Bowery and
Broadway. and Of C. " Cic Co. No 81 Bsresy+
WHISKERS or MUSTACHES produced in
w sI weeks By ny OSGUES which wil not stain or in
ure The kin bottle Seat any q ire country
@. GRAHAM No 525 Broadway; HAYES, No rs Fa ton
g. Brooklyn; R. sPALDING, So. 2 Trenon,row. Boston
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U7HF NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
PACIFIC, Capt Nye
ADRlAIIC

ATLANTIC Can't West PACIFIC Capt Nye
BALTIC, Capt Comsock ADRlATIC.
These ships hAyine built by expressly for the
service has been taken their construc
on their engines insure strength and speed and
their r unequed for elegance
Price Of passage from New. York 20 Liverpool
hrscase cabin $50; IN second do s75 exclusive use OF ex
t sfa'erooms 1926; from Liverpool 10 New York 30 aud
gneas experienced Surgeon attached TO each ship Nc
borth secured Until paid for - IN ,,,,,o
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DENNSlLVANlA RAlLROAD.-Ihe GhEAl
il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cities with
Western Northwestern aud Southwestern States, BY con
nuou- Railway direct The H0ad also connects a. fsbursh
with daily Of TO all porte on the Western Rivers
Cleveland and SAndusky with Steamers 70 al ports on
the Lakes making he most direct and
reliable by which FREIGHT be Forwarded TO and
from the Great West. . -.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss-Boo1, Shoes, Dry Goods, Tin 7,c Der 100 M
boxes) Furs. Feathers, ke........'..;;..)
sEcoyD CLAss.-BOoks aud Stationery, Dry
Goods lin balesJ Hardware Leather, }6oc. per 100 n.
WOOL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sssssss's.l
Third CLAss.-Anyis Bsggng, Bacon and &c ner 100 n
PORK, Tin bull, J Hemp, kc:...,:....'.'.';)
FouRIH CLAss-Cofee, Fish, Bacon and AZ, p4r loo n
Port, tPseked) Lard and Lard Oh go:
,iensr a mari the raekase via PennsyvA Railroad" An
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road al Phadepa or
Pittsburgh will he forwarded without detention
FREIGHr AGENIs.-Moses Potter Boston j. L. Elliott,
Eew-Yort; =. j. sneeder Philadelphia hagraw Moons,
Baltimore; Geo C. Franeiscus Psbursh spngnan brown
Cincinnati Ohio J. s. Moorhesd, Louisville, ~. K G.
Medium Madison, Ind; Racif Co., ST. Louis, MOI j. b.
Mitchell Son, Evansville, Indiana
Tor further particulars bills OF adins, apply 70
j. l. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn. Railroad Coz or
{. B. ALLEN No Astor House, New York
VI. n. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
II. J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent. Altoona, Pa
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PEGULAK DAY BOAI f0r ALbANl-i1un
II ipR At YONKERS WEST POINT. NEWBURGH
POUGHKEEPsIE, CATsKILL and HUI sON-The steamer
METROPOLITAN, Capt. j. POlhemus, will commence her
reeunr tips from NEW-YORK to ALBANY, WEDNESDAY,
June 90 leaving Jays Pier second pier above Chambers
At every MONDAY WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, at o'clock
A. NJ. Returning, will leave Albany every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY For further particulars inquire
at No. 2O2 West<t.. near Jay-st.
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IL rsnsement lsundsys eIeeptedlOp ard after sA rUh-
DAY the I'd c June 1885 Trains sns Ess eaye srcosyn r
Greenport "a NJ daily and Friday. and Saturdays s;io
A. ~ and s:45 sndsP NJ for s,o-s-t 10 A. NJ md El3
NJ Hempsresd, 10 A NJ and 3t5, AIS aud r M r
ysDsies and n NJ, and S45, l5, and Up. NJ Freight
Train lesyes st7 An
TEAMS Gone WEsT.-Lesve Greenpor for Brooklyn, 10
NJ. daily and Saturdays and Mondays 45o VI. fsphank
fcr Broos eS .nd - .kelsnd for Brooklyn s:S
NJ. and l2:t6 p " Fernx dale for Broofyu and 100
A. ~, and laos p III sysset for Brooklyn An AID $40
r. NJ; Hempgtesd for Brook yn SEA $50 ard M and
IS p NJ Jamaica for Brooklyn $50 7o. 7s5 and
ass NJ ard 2b and Sass p H. Freight Train leaves At
IA. NJ.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
1sl -Trsveer for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS; snd
al ponts West and South obtain Through Icke
md al nformston coHeetns route. f.s he ets y ne
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW-1Okh
CENTRAL RAILROAD. by application 81 the conpsnJs o.
Gee. No l8 Broadway. cor. Deyst
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L'OR HAWKE via SOUIHAMPlON.-lhe
IL VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of STEAMSHIPS
Ihs frsc steamship MORT STAR, Wamack master will
leave fCm pier No 80 North River foot of Cham
hers st AZ NOON ureciselv, SATURDAY, July Il, Tor
HAVRF calling ct SOUTHAMPTON, to land mails passen
geu and specie. $50
Firsi-class Passage Southampton or Hsvre..$llo
SfcOndCiaSs Passage. ~
The NORTH STAR will be followed by the ARIEL Aug IL
The owner vessels will not be accountable Tor God
Silver Bullion Specie Jcwery Precious Stones Metals IN
les bills adnF signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed . ,-,,-,s
ter of the day before sailing -.
secured paid Letters prepaid lsa cents per
on received the office III A. NJ OF the day OF
sailing and carried in strong Indiarubber bags under
pck aud on SOutl ampon aud Have viii be itnIne
disteiv aer oshed w the COST Offices there.
Psrcels taken. eacn prepaid, one doiAT aud upward
FIXED SAILING.
from NewYork: From hsvre; -
NORTH STAR........July q ARIEL.......ss..s ..JWy
August II NORTH STAR. August II
NORTH STAR Sertfrber lIARIEL. September
September % NORTH STAR September u
NORTH STAR October rs ARIEL ......... October Is
aRIFI ....... NovembeJ SlNORTH STAR November s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
These stearns~ are cAssed at the Insurance Offices, and
specie goods viii be insured in them at low rates OF pre-
MUM n any other steansb,s that cross the ocean
Foy Fr.isht or Passage Apply 20 ID. TORRANCE,
No, 5 Bowling Green New.iOI
SUMNER MONTANT a DRAPER,
No d Rue ~ d., des victories, Paris.
CHRYSTIE, SCHLQsSSMANN Co,
No. n Quai CssimiT Delavigne, Hayre.
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NEw-YORK AND NEw-HAvEN RAIL-

N RoAD-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT, May !, 1883
TRANS LEAVE NEw-YoRK-FoI NewHAve1-7 A N.
Bridseport~i. 4 81, CEI1 1850, SO, Ae and E,J 4,
III $50 M. Ror Milford strAord FAir6sld Southport,
Il A Nj 1850 %, tEI and Ac- lEI 80 al9 r ";
FOR Dsrien and Greenweb-7, A. H.; l23o SO TX ana
Lo. $50 Sis P. NJ For stanford-7 A " (E10 ~
SO T. fEr.) $50 6l5 p NJ For Port Chester and New
Rochelle "a. NJ; 1880 I'D asa, sis, 6l5 r ~ tor hye
and Intermediate statisDs-7 A. NJ 1850, 40. DID, nlo
Pm. . a.,
CONNECTING TRAHs-Por Bostop-s A. D., tELu r y
F1l For Hartford and Sphngfeld-s, Hxi) 1850, r ~
EI FOR Connecticut River Railroad % M9s'seA-s ~
(EXl For Canal Railroads. A. NJ lExl 10 r ~ roi
EewLondoD Railroads. Nj P. ~ For Housa'on.c hsii-
roed-8 A. 81; $50 P VI. For Nsugarncs heilrosd-S u
lPM. ss
Trans 80 nEw-Hoks-grorn new-Hsyen-ao =, $50
A. NJ; I55 (Ex.) 40, ass P. NJ, Ell From Brdgepor-
$40 742 leis A. NJ; 49, C1.) 5l, a52 NJ tENl From
Korwslks ga BIS l052 A. Nj "a tx 5o, %, ~
p NJ CETl FROM Per Che-ter-5Jo 6.43 713 s57 llSs
A M 4co 6zP 81 JAMES IL. HOIT, Sup'-
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~ sfer MONDAY July 1855 and unit further notice. Pas
eueer Trains viii leave Pier, foot Of Dusncst follows
DUKKIRK EXPRESS, AZ 6 A. NJ, for Dunkirk
BUFFALO EXPRESS, st 6 A. NJ, for Buffalo.
MAIL al5 A. NJ, for Dunkrk and Buffalo and intermed
ate Stations Passenger by this Tram viii remain night
AZ Cxero, and proceed the next morning
ROCkIAND PASSENGER at P. NJ, tfrorn foot OF Cham
bestl via Permon Suferns and infeedate Stations
WAY PASSENGER, st4 p NJ. for Ee~hurgh and Otsvile,
kiGHT EXPRESS st5So P. NJ, TOR Dunsirk and Buffalo.
EMIGRANT ats p NJ. for DunkirE and Buffalo and inter-
mediate Station.
STEAMBOAT EXPRESS even day, excepting Saturdays
p NJ for Durknk and Buffalo and Intermediate sta
On SUNDAY two Express Trans ST $50 and $50 r. ~
These Express Trains connect al krs with the EHi and
Niagara Fails Railroad for Nagar Falls At Buffalo and Dun
kirk Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland, Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit Chcaso re, and with hr'tcs' splendid
seaners FOR al ports Lake Enc.
d. C. McCALLUm. General sup'-
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Ocean Steamers, &r.

rU,HE STEAMSHIP NORTH STAR, Of the
II VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP LINE, 70
leave SATURDAY Juy Il for HAVBE WI touch az SOUTH.
AMP on 10 land Passengers. ID. TORhANCE Agent
LNOR CALIFORNIA; $50
Il FURTHER REDUCTION ofFARES-Sew-Y ofk and Cal
Hora Steamship Line via Nicaragua Accessory Transit Com
peby propeiOhrough M advance OF the naI
no miles shorter than any other route avoiding the desdy
Pspaa fever snd two miles Of dangerous bOang In Panama
Bay Rates through San francisco including lsthn'
crossing; -,
FTsf cabin.
Second Cabin .sss'ssssss'' -
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NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

NFW-YORK to MONTREAL, Ogdensburgh,
~ white Mountains, ST. Iohn'bury, and Burlington, via
Norhar pton Rrseboro Bellows Falls Rutland Win sor,
White RIVER Wells River Montpelier 81 Adams and Rouses
Poipt-Tbroush tickets via the NETWORK and NEW-uA-
VEN RAILROAD. Boston Express Trains 10 Springfield q
A. NJ and 4 p. NJ. Baggage checked through.
FRANCIS HYDE Agent-Uiice Pier No. % Peck-slp.
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! s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOr

=. MAII STEAMSHIP COMPAN1-FOf
u HAVANA and NEW-OkLEANS.-On TUESDAY
July H. AZ z. NJ. from pier foot Of WaueDs. N r. the
wctnown snd favorite Sieanshp CRESCENT CITY, Capt
John MCGOWAN having been thoroughly overaued and In
frs, elas condition. will place the line aud sail
above.
Passage be secured az the Company's Office
Freight 10 New Orleans. 30 cents per cubic foot.
shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of ladng OF The
hprm by the Company application their Office Ne
other form signed and bills Of sdng viii be signed aite
the hour Of sailing.
For freight or passage apply the Office Of the Company
No III West.st. corner OF Warren NJ. o. ROBERTS
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legal Notifes.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYort notice Is hereby given 20 al
peTs having csIn against JAMES HesORLEI ,-e u The
City Of deeeoed the same with vouchers
thereof 70 the sGbscbe the residence Of GsorEe n Ro
No l2 stst, the Cy q SevfoT or before he 18Th
day Of Angus neIt-Dst-i New The Oh day Of Feb 1850
GEORGE II. ROSS, Administration.
.le larfuS MARY NeSOKLEl. AdnlInLstrairix-
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II WEEKLY U. S. MAIL LINE.Tbs aud splendid very
fast onF steamer NASHVILLE NJ Berry commander viii
leave PierN IN. r. on SATURDAY July tioclOck NJ
prcey. For gh apply on board where all bills OF aiding
signed and passage her accommodations being
guoled for eeanoe eoMor) the Office Of SPOFFORD
TILFSTON Co, No. % Broadway. Through Tickets 10
Florida follows: To jacksonville, 3lj to Paka SS The
favorfe steamer SOUTHERNER T. Evan commander, will
succeed and N WEDNESDAY, July 49,
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

Of the County Of New York notice Ia hereby given 70 all
rersops having claims against JOHN WlTPEN, late Of the
Civ Of deceased 10 present the same WITH yoHc
ers ,bereof 10 The ,ubscriber the Office of Barney,
Humphrey & Butler, No III Broadway, in the City Of
NewYf on or before the thirteenth day Of August next
De,cd Nev,.Y ork the 9Th day Of February, S55
fstgI.ucnS ELIZA WfTPEN, AdInnistratTr-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of Negfork notice hereby gwen to al per
having claims against JOHN BRADY late OF the ~ OF
NeYok deceA,cd present the with vouchers there
OF 10 the subscribers At hs residence No. % Nubeuyst in
the City on or before 81 day Of January next
Dated New YORK the 6th day Of July, 1855
wi lavems FRANCIS BRADY, Administrator.
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DFDUCFD PRICES 100 lbs BAGGAGE

DEUUIEU PKIIEO .-IUU lob DAUUAUE
~ FRRF -Four hours from Ocean 20 Ocean BY Panama
Railroad No Exposure Tropical Sun and Rains waking
10 the Mud around Shoals and Rapids; River Fever and
Aeue-ThrouFh for California via Panams Railroad-Ihe
United Mail Steamship Company will dispatch Tor As
pnwal on FRIDAY, Juy 20, at Pollock, NJ precisely
from pier foot Of Waep e., SoTth HyeF the al"
Pass peers ant Mails will be forwarded BY Panama 'road
nany's mssI ifcent steamship SONORA II. Whiting Com
Ander which will be in readiness and leave Immediately for
San F0ncisco. 49,
The cubic are informed that the s. Co. always have
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama ready
for avoid any possible detention OF Passengers OF aus
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Frov rag BRrrIsH PRoyrscEs St. Johns NIB J
,er. 10 lie 6tb, Halifax 70 The 3D. last, and Sidney
70 The 22d uIt have been received:
71c ST. Jokn Morning freeman states That the
pr5isb Cover ment have forH srded three gold medals
frouqh H. Il. N. Consul At Charleston tOJ. Brock,
cap4sin A b. Cause, cbisf mate and ThOnGs Deyine
eeeord mate, Of The Anie loan slip Harkaway, Of
Charlesfou vi 10 heavy gle, and AZ the imminent
rfk Of their hyos saved tie lives Of the crew Of toe
fnis Of this po bound f.0m savannah fog Cork, IN
February last.
MfyE ExPL0sIOy AyD Loss o. LiFE.-An explosion
occurred IN the Belmont Coliery, belonging to SIR.
Agsrd in schuykil County, ruesdsy, the 3lst nit.
which killed four peTsOns aud wounded seven Others
Tie SgdHey G. b. hers says: We are glad 70 learn
that the Cod lsbery on Nortetn shores has been
very productive this far tbs Large qualities
q feb have hkewEe teen taken a. Garbarus, Louis-
burg, Aeno-d.eu, Sc., but 10 Consequence OF tne
heavy 'ogs prevailing those paris OF he coss1 anfu
ali his month l0ss Of large portion o, ne reeent
catch viii be q result; nevertheless we Deheye 'aA1
tie re;Erus q 10 be good.
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PENssYLvASIA.-Tbe citizens Of Pennsylvanis, with
ont regard to former party distinctions, who will
Erg to unite in organization to resist the further
spread Of Slavery and he increase Of the Slave Power
are requested TO meet in Mas Convention al Pits
hurgb, On Wednesday, the 9Th day Of September,
l-55 at II o'clock A. ~, 10 organize a Republican
patty in that State, which shall give expression to
the popular will the subjects involved in the repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise, aud cooperate VITA other
organizations az similar character in other States
OHIo-The Hon. J. Sc It Harrison, having been
nom mated for Governor b. handful Of Know.
Nctirgs in Cincinnati refuses TO have h' name u'ed
I'D connection With that Office.
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overiraa OF bark Aas g..

Overfran or bark Auz 5.......... 81 ~ g
letter was received from Dr. kOt0e, remOos rati1g
against bis removal w1Oui the usual per0i Of notice
He expf Ced 20 hold the Same situation 81 Casle Car
den a. he bad at Staten Island.
Mr.. KELLY said bis removal was 6 saving OF $500
10 the Board.
Mr.. GARRIeur said. in his opinion, The Doctor had
been too summarily dismissed more especially II ne
had beer led 70 expect that be would b. coatnlad IN
Office a Cesile Garden
Mr.. KELLY said tie Doctor mat have been aware
that biz serviyes were about 10 be dispensed with He
would move a resolution that the services OF al *
amniug physicians b. dispensed with by no COmmis-
sioners after a certain day Retired 10 the Retrench
meut Committee
Dr. Cox mesented letter in expll1a,ion Of the
srnount csbursed for stimulating tinctu-ef alcohol
HCunrs. &c. on Verdi Island. From the letter il sp
peors that beer spirits can be obtained b. the work
men and patients only on the cef inc ite OF the
Physician.
The VIcE pREIDEST Tre-cn.ed Jet o. some 100
mer. women and children uog on Ward leland, who
wish To lie sent back 70 the old country and advising
the Board 20 accede 10 their WISHES. Referred 20 tue
Wfro Island Committee.
The Board was uOiie tat Captain Hilton had been
arrested for violating the law in refusing 20 land he
messengers. Per ship WabamO, al Castle Garden. The
vessel as been attached for nOn-gaymon' OF cOmmu-
tstion money TO the amount Of slls 900 being for go
passengers az $500 each The vessel has also been a.
zach, tor refusing 20 give special bonds demanded
for ten boudhbe passengers discovered and reported
from Albany by The Agent
Mr. GARIrGUE read biz protest. az a sinoity OF the
WARDS Island Committee against altering Tho mcdi-
cal srane erenis at Wards leland, by substituting
Reficont Physician. in Chief with two Re>ient Assist
ans and Visiting Sulgeon-in-Chief with Re-ident
Assistants for the present Board If Visiting Physicians
e. proposed in the Minority Report OF the Wards
Island COMMITTEE. Nj Garngue contenJed tina. the
remedy propose altogether inadequate 20 the ex
/. enc6s of the The protect placed on file.
TIEcTIoN or PHYsICIAS ASD A ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Al Wards H. tSD.
The Board proceeded 10 The election Of a Physician
in-Clief for Wards Island.
DR. NAcHE was nominated aDdbighly recommended
bur Mr.. Cang6n aid he would rot accept the no nj
nation. On he second ballot, d.. Henry b. Fay,
ln, minated by Mr. Morgarl received five votes, and
Or. Vao one vote. Dr.. Fay. was declared elected.
Dr. John y. Carnochan wes elected SufeeOn-n-
Clief of Wars Island
ON TUESDAY next az 3 p. VI. the Board vii meet for
The pun ose # receiving the nominations Of cand-
dates for two Assistant Physicians AMI two Assistant
Surgeons. Tie Beard then adjourned.
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Rted rh1t Special Cori,ee Of three be appoint a 10
nv.sae the charges Of eeruroa made By tho lSernan Of
The Fnh Nsd eair the Alderman Of the Third Ws,d and
hs said Coz ee b. Instructed report Acss snd TIE
testimony with Eht cal for witnesses and pspers
AID Howard moved that the number OF the Com
r,i,tse be increased to FIVE. Lost, 3 TO -.
The resolution then put and unanimously car
RED Aid. MosER, wien his name was called, sid
that he would lite 10 be excused from voting.
The President stated that the Chair would an
rounce the Committee this evening, to which time the
Board then adjourned
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c,IrpRFNE c0IIRT-RECEIYER,s ALE

~ tI'AE1t1'
y WILLIAM J. BUCH W SAMUEL CURTIsS aud 9TH
ers-Ry virtue II cecree made in tins cause tha sen az
public lucton the Merchants, Exchange 10 the Cay Of New
Vol On The I'D DAY OF August 1850 y o'clock ". Of that
day ease Il Of LAID the north side OF IN =
In Il Civ OF New York being Hudson River with the
Pudpss theron srd all the Machinery said bnhdings' ths
Engine therein and oil Tools 0T manufacturing pur2ose
IL ters Patent r making Rotary Pumps ued by the United
States J. GwyDe; GEO, certain Rights under TEL
4. William d. Andrews foT making Pumpsi also
Judfnenf Stewart 0yne for 81 J o also certain
other and Drafts described said DEGREES also
certain Notes By Urban L. Hitchcoct, dated April
fss euorufiof 10 Is With the coateas thereto For
further cuers inquire Of the andersgned al NO 81 Broad
- Ne~ Yofk Sale posiGee Terms cash.-Dsted New
VA INV "a lgs5 IRA HUTCHINSON Receiver.
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CUPRTME COURT-County Of On0ndsgs;---
y Holm FORsRFE end WALTER w. REfNOLDs,
f.iriis, aesru JOHN L. BILLS De- dant-sgil1 ln -.
mc,,v den,nd ca coueo,-To the above named Detenas
You A hereby sDmmonsd 20 answer the com "
vhh hGs this day been fled 10 the Clerks Oot q a.
fourfv and ffrve copy answer On mo ~ az
tho Civ Of Syracuse said County within tteH -as y
tl eres hreof gsi,o Of the cey % sqch service ann
- 90 =, he com ri Amt Gf0rcsad the Penihs VII
iste fsS.ment for the Of see hundred and hyssyen
5e. with interest from the 10th day Of August one
,In.5 sIt hu1sred AID ffy-one besdes the eoss Of '
,,n mn. complaint this sction was Jed 10 On9niage
49,. Ceysi. Ofsce Auaun f65al Deed August Z, 1854
N"S"-' 49, j. L. BAGG, Plaintiff Attorney,
t,,sf,uqwF Of Syracuse n Y.
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C,IrpRFMF COURT, Kings County-DAVID

= S. DRAPER and JOHN E. DEyLIN against ROBERT
JEAHES- Summons foT money demand on oontrsct-Io
ROBFET JEANEs. ab0veDarled def udaut-Sr; You are
hereby .uuo1ci thc complaint 10 this tcton Of
which copy herewith served upon You and serve copy o.
Brooklyn whn twenty days ae The service hereof exclusive
of the eay service; md II fail 20 answer the com
plant sfressid the plaintiff viii take Judgment for the snn
az One thousand Dollars with interest from the hs day OF
One 1houeend Tight Hundred and fhy'hFe De"e
the eoits q his scfion.--Deted May IN, lsi9 ~
A. McCUE, Plaintiff Attorney.
The COMPLIANT the above entitled acton was rlei Ia the
eHoe ofh6 Clerk O. krgs County May s5 Jy0 ls"lz"f