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Crtxp LARcMSy.-A boy about Il yesss-ct age,
nn.ned John Mcs-abe arrested ycs-erssS az on
Ger Clark of The Sixth Ward Police, charged WIN
ssea,;ng quantity OF groceries valued at $500, the
nronerfv Of Henry W. Sbutz, residing at No AZ
Siifb.av. He confessed bis guilt, and was locked
up for trial by Justice Connolly.
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MARRIED..
committed.

GeopEIcH-Hoop-On Friday July IS, by the Rev. Isaac
escctt OUsTAvUs GooDKIcH 70 MARIA Hooo.
PLLmER-CuLEEAT-n Brooklyn Eastern District) Thurs
day, July - by the Rev JGmes ChryEe Of New York LU
n PALMER Nj D. and anna daughter OF the late John
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cotsts 90 nateD purser in the United States Navy IS
frrec,ed 10 be reached the fourth TuAedAy in Sep
,eher next in the United States Court for the District
Of Nes-Jersey sitting at Trenton.
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Advertisement.
IAsveriisomentl
PrRnY'S NATIONAL THEATER.-Cardinal Bukl

De Rcheeu Fo-sCHT by the ay0e Hr. j. T. scot,
Mrs H. r. Nichols appearing JEie de Mortimer The Com
eSy GUARDIANS and the Farce Of sox AND
Cox to be edced 10 the bill
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Advertisement

BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW ERS-f OF DettiiJ-
the complexion and graduating al npes reesef
rom the face. FETkIDsE CO., FrsnkR--uare, new ok
vf sac ty G. II. RING. Broadway and al Druggsts
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spoken. Sc.

By pilot boat Mary Anp-3th inst OF Bsues,. ,ehr GREY
shore lA,iss 10 '-s' 10" ' -
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Markets.C AREFUIN REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE
SATURvAy. July II. 1885
ASUrs-Tbe rna-ke il very quiet for Pets IS 81 and
Pearls AZ SO S. rs .. Soleratus - selling a. &C.
RrE,NAN-- he market Is finn az <7a Csc
COITON-n fls ape there ia iile doing to-day 10 cons
quence adyauced pretonsioui # b. deA The 1
coes with good degree hfpncs the advance Of Yesterday
being fully maintained. The sai's are estis'ed at 9 bies
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l Cresr every day. and isS dis pore cool SOFA WATrS
nay. moe rcreshng snc eoishtf drink. StS? and try i
urdtr the Aor House and u Broadway AID Canals
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Id " INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME COURT-JuLY Il
The usual Saturday Motion Term was not beld TO-
day. The Calendar stands over TIL Monday.
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SAD 0coURREScE.-in Hoboken at about O'Clock
last evening Charles Ireland, aged 10 years Of
Mr. John Ireland, proprietor Of the Washin ton Car
dens, was drowned He swan out fon the shipyard
to the yacht Mara in company with other lads, and
reaching the side Of the yacht carried under by
the current His body could not be found last even
ing.
The PRIeE CAsr.-We understand that the case Of
the United States against Gov. X. NJ. Price Of New
Jersey, 70 recover for alleged defscston IN HE &C.
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RoRBrRIEs.-The grocery store of VIM. V. Wood
In LoTmeI, Leuvarl ST., was elonously entered
on Friday night aud robbed of $50 in money aud va
nous other articles. No detection. The dwelling
house OF Mr.. krebDs, in Wyckoas,., near Even, was
entered on Sunday morning aud robbed of one silver
watch. M aa.ection
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We learn from The Boston Transcript that DIR.
George II. Oliver, young physician of that city,
sailed in the Hermann for Bremen Saturday TO
Join the Russian army in professional capacity
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The WArDESs TURsABoUT.-The changes recently
made by the Ten Governors in the Wardenship Of the
Institutions under their control took effect Saturday
Mr.. Kean, who has been for many years Warden of
the Pcnitentsry, now takes charge of the Work
House; and Mr.. John Fitch, the Aims House Warden,
succeeds Mr.. Kean; Cal. Jonathan Stearns has gone
from Randall's Island to the Aims House, and Her
maDn Eldridge, who Superintendent OF the Work
house, is Warden of Randalis leland.
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SrrcIDE or AN OLD Woxls.-Coroner O'DonneIl
hed an nqsest upon the body of an aged lady, name
Sophie seoft who committed suicide on Saturday az
ceased resided at No. Fiftb-st, and was for some
time past 10 @ state bordering on lunsey. Aboat a
npHth ego she attempted TO destroy hersen by jump
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FILL yRoN A HoUsETOP.-Coroner Wilhelm held
an inquest on the same day upon the body Of a boy
named fatrck Brailingan who was killed by falling
nom lhe roof OF the house No. SO Mulbery-st. fhe
Jury rendered verdict Of &C cdental death The de
Ceased was native OF ireland and years age.
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Having borrowed s2,25O, 600 since January 4, 1855
no further loan except for he payment of stock falling
due on tie let Of January legally be made until
after the 4th Of January, 1885,
We subjom table OF the Banks whose charters had
expired al the time Of the passage of the act for the
Withdrawal of the circulation of Safety Fund Bank
notes These Banks returned and cancelled onethird
of their ell cuaton the list Of May last, and must
return another third on the LIST of May next, and the
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CITY ITEMS.

Nrsros-The splendid operate spectacle of Tze
Daughter Of 81. Marks drew good house on saisr-
day. This opera has been put on the stage sita
greater care perhaps than any other Known 70 The
English stage in this City
Tonight will be presented The CrOSH Diamond,
IN which Miss Louisa Pyne particularly chimes.
Daring the present week Mr. Butons oompan! 90
Mr.. Burton inclusive will perform alternate MI L.
with the operate Corps
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AccIDEST.-On Saturday afternoon q man named
John McCready, while at work upon new building
corner of Thirty-hrsst and Fifth-av., was severely
injured by the falling of derrick upon him. He was
after ded by doctor and sent home valuable horse
ives also badly injured by the derrick falling on hts
back.
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNBpY q ISu h., il:ssveS,4 Il one q 90, a,
weeds remedy ta.i cure, EVERY KIND Of
lie b.. sd eleven hundred case, and never fSei
except both thunder hamoi he "a. 10 ns
pos .son hundred cerseses CT ia vAae al within
T.sbott.. Are warranted TO cure nursing sore mouth
One three bottles vii he wo': kind OF P0Pe on the
Too or three bottle, will clear til. system Of blsa
Two bottles warranted TO cure tse worst snkef ths
Three to I've bot,e. are warranted tbs Of
one or two bottle, sc warranted all humor IN the
Two bottle, are warranted to running Of the sar sai
-Four or eoup, and running
one bottle will cure st ally eruptons Of the shin
Two bottles wsaned to cure the "or' case OIL
rpssoin.
Three 10 four bottles wxrsntsd to salt heuu
Ahp.st sissy. experienced from tn, fret bottle snis
per ect cure warranted when the above qusoy taken
s TIE wsbd.rfu medicine. OF the day that mnon weed
growing the sd along old stone walls 'ho ia cure
honor ba. There no IFS aad' huns nai has
soo.,nd te. Of in the vicinity Of Botou uow The e
cts oft every It h sesdy done some OF ms si
ss. oS 70 cid pope oty have seen poor p1,y wormy
looking n drsn whose h soft snd h,boy, restored to
hose WHO ave sect % sick headache Bottle VII
vsys cure II syes sest relief 10 catarrh AMI nLness
hem resulsed by il Where the bo y works quite
eay hut where there 10 OF the functions OF
psnte sinzus feelings bat mu.t not Dc
I'.rutd hcy always Jbspoelr hom four days to wee'
There is never from IT. the contrary, when that
feeling 10 gore you will feel yourself Ike person
heard son OF the eLcouiups OF t that ever
men str ned 10. - - . =. -. NJ.
MsDufs.ured by DONALD KENNEDY, Nc. 10 Warren ST.
noIbury Mas Price 81. . - ,,, ,,r,o ~
0bole,ae Agents tor Hew.yotk: c. v. CLICKENER Co..
No 81 BARCLAYS st.; CHARLES " RING, No 1872 Br1sdw,yi
A. b. d SASOS. No III Wi li,D..t MARsh. ORs Is n
Co No I5O Greenwichst, SCHtEFFELlN, BROS x Co,
No. 10 " lliau It.; EOYDS PAUL, jhambe s.s' WELLS
60 No. us FTsnkns. lexis ION RosSaNS 90, 40
I45 Msiden.lspe; UAV LAND, HARRA RisLEY, Wr
rrpv; WARD, CLOSE Co Msidenlsne Mrs HAY :
Broohyp and for sale At retail BY al respectable prues"
Nhross I'll out the Iuion.
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EVANGELLNE.

One Of the editors of The Mte-Yor Eeangeiiss
hss lately visited the locality In the Brtish provinces
whereon Is laid the scene Of Longfelows celebrated
poem. He writes thus:
Leaving Windsor, We rolled on rapidly ever nch
covutry till we came TO spot around which On Amer
ican poet has thrown tender and touching interest.
IL wac the sght of The cid French vilsge Of Grand
Pre-. the tcene Of LoDgfellow's Evsngeline. ! he'd
r, adj the roem but few days before, and the scenes
were still fresh in my mind The genera al features Of
he l.ndsespe were easily identified. Yondef the
salt defend ed from toe sea by dikes reared
by the hands OF the French cOloniss. These slopes
were by their thstchsd cottages. There stood
the simple church Of the hamlet 1t was juat hum
bred years since the French were driven from thA
peaceful spot Lonefellow deecribes the inbabitaaN
gathered on the ssOre looking back In dismsy at tnS
flames that burst from their dwellings. Bat trough
their village was destroyed, ana the people dnveu
from the land, the customs introduced ~ tnoss eeny
e ters still Isaer even among those OF another rsoe
and creed, Nv travelling companion had spent twenty
y,ars in Frsr ce and at recognized many sgns o.
Frercb OCCUPATION. The rows Of poplars the Willows
thar fri se svery wstercoure ana the htie geole-
roosed cottages at recalled the villages OF NOR
mtpdy Az we rode along, my imss insnon va nusy
,eyivfpg scenes of q century ago. saw me huse
cburck standing on the hill, and the peesann gsecd
rour il on iste day, assembled 70 dance on 10
v,II.ee green Again heard the merry pees OF hasa-
q. =, =. had long fnce paseed away. saw ne groups
,hsred uuder the trees telling tales OF Their country
te,cnd the sea- and the loveliess vision. OF al WA
sweet, gentle Evansefne, as
Hom.wHd .ersn.ly .he walked with GoS' b'e'si''iSn
her,"
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THE REGULAR NAIL LINE via sToN NJ

-
and TAUNTON niaod route, Without delay chsase OF eSs
or bsxzsxe, oauyins h. Eastern NAL 3,
Sbe steamers PLYMOUTH ROCh, Capt joei stocs and
c. eANDERBILr Cse K. Pendeton, IN connection 9Th
tie stonn and Providence end 5oson and Proyince 8
nosd e.vs NevYorb daily tsupdsys -xceted from pier
90 ~ R., first wharf shave b4f.eyoscel II r. w. snd
Stounson as NJ, .rTiTa CT lie MAJ train, Which
Boston a. 5:SaP.M
yh- Z VAsDgRBfLT from New Yark-Monday Wedaes
5sy 'nd Frid.y From s,onDs:csTEedsy, rburstsy and
saturday.
III, PLYMOUTH aOCh. ron New fors-rce.dsy rhors,
day and SATURDAY. yrsp sonnstoosoncAy "efDesds and
Friday
Pa.nse On arrival 81 s,orio proceed inmedisely per
RsrUsd Providence 5ooa rsanton and New Bedford 10
The sIrres. Nail n reaching said places several hous d
Of those BY ether and in ample time for al the
cary Aonias Lines connecting North ard Est P.senfers
prefer board he enoytnl nights
undstafbed bsakfass desired and leave Stoninron IN
,be NJ Snn eounectMl 81 pr9v1aense VIII me IL a. ID
Bssss yser accompanies The Steamer AID Train through
esf gay; r.
fhroofk noIasys, Weane.fsys snd Fndsys Cor
Nantucket Homess Hole and Woods Hole VS. New Bedford,
cosnectns With the steamer Eagle Wing
Fr pass<- bcrths eaerooms ~ teisht, spphc.pn may
be made Pier No North River At the efee No 10 Bat
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NEW YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW YORK and HARLEM RAlLhOAD-
:. 6s. dny iii s.Su corner :ni
Cenue.p Brooms,t .nc &te.t 10 4.n-sv5oa .ss sfsr
GOING rORTH-Lesve City Hail Station. An WI.
i'm. Bdse n Stopping .. iss.is s,vs sosns,
White cd C.nue,ts BAN M.i Tain for Albany, topping
oil nerh Of wni,ns iise L'sve s-,h'' s sn'
Ia L Haven Msro.s Mon'.li. and FOrdn. Leave
S IA. $40 NJ Nj ia +: sd;s fe sSas
and Fordhsm Lave 18th g. alton lao ~ White Pan
T TT. ss rM i'' %sS. sd.s
vile lC9tpst, Harlem Mott Haven Ssio.s MorIs.es
12s po .saDSs av' S Leave CRY s sssOu
Pm White pl.ins nsp opsns ..''91s sep W., 3.
Brsse sns a. siiOp. .bove sigma. Leave Cit, Ia.
e, Pm ~. 0 sf.op F 81, IN With ods:
%SgRns 1 ss TdIss.m Leave d. nH''
White Pl.ips Tr.D soppios At q. st.na Leass Cry H1i
VIII, u s"ss' Mso . Sess st
ham Leave Ciy Hall sion II N. Williams Bri.e Ir.in'
piping rlyne ics h't harlem Mott h'Tsn' MeH0'e'
SoiSG so So AN Whit. PLATA. Train stop ling
~ .Is'R e. 1s e :Ps:
.nG Yohvls $3.50 an wnds%s Bridge u:n, ,t'P2 a
ro,dR.I M.TDi, HsS,' As;' h:sSa v.1 M rom
cbbsn .,opptps a. a. station. ncrh Of rli,m, Bddss
wa,P. Bsss Tran -. ,loPp sSsa .nS ~ svs
P.,s.rses by ibis train viii landed D hist Sal only
s.1 @i NOT s ass.n as.@ S It .aa
oP.M White Plains Tan Stopping 1t .t.ao.s rs.ea
;, Bah. ,, 'ss t sis So Pa William: sd.. fra
Fordhsm Mosnla Melrote Mott ia rem, tN,m. losSas-
YOrivl s5PM. Albany W" Express lI,ia ho1 Cn.,
ham, stopping ct al Ions north " WLn' sr1dse 90 .ta.
pips ., eli ssiion. 7l5PM NJ sms srdss nain soPgos
a. Forthsm MorssIis Meiro.e Mot H,ven, HH EN- 10Th
s, end Yorsyie sS5 NJ. williams B.idse rrsin ropons
81 Fadb.p Mossnis MelIose A0ts Haven, HAi'm' iva'
H. and 70 tylIe .,
ga Mail Train connects Chatham with rea of Aotny
Ttoy ard he West; a,o with -ius fn Sorh Adams ft
fed ard the E:~.rn town. sTseI.y astaTP ''s A.
I'm Albany Express connect. Ch.hsm vita vs,n tor
Albany Troy and the West arriving ~ Albany lI:U "a
nms for s..Y 4 csnsI. sr'p Gr md md MI
PM and ,uive 10 New YoIk a. lo:lo PM
SUNDAY AskiEGEMESr:
Trains will leave Croton AIS aod the wy eeScnt
$3.50 AM snc 5PM NJ. Returning leave Croon y. - An
Gins At all STATIC and 1850 M s1ppeg 81 ~ sSya
Fsr lliam, Bridge and all Way Stations 81 $3.50 An ne
,u,r ps leave Williams Bridge ~ IL AN, stopping q ~
BY the Sunday Trsns VIII b received and landed
CSmnu,sriep Ncaets are good for al train. Soppos
An FIR, CITY Hall ststOn viii lsod .nd ree1ss
and Express Traas from depot orn-r o. "ni,s ~
Cenre.s will land and receive passengers a. bIo@e Ana
?sip sts only. ..u -. w. .h,
Tr,ip betvee, New. York and Waite Plain = ii:e "
Frextt received stations north sf Whi,s rlnns oo
depot corner Of Centre and Whss;A an nh e. aai 7
Frt.ht cfiy, for st.ors Su'h OF Ware Plains .; re
depo, err er Of Cepfr. ard "hites unsl r. NJ and '
Of and 4th-sv. until ICY An .-.... .,A .,
White psips viii be Forwarded Until the 70 owing oAy.
Freight for kbspy received ta gnA IN o. aeP' S'le
Whhe ard G.. rife-s New-York- .
J. NOrTISGH AN. superintendent, Otce No. Centrs'-
ofiss. s1d-s- sts;ioa-
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financial.

ALBERT H. NICOLAY, AuctiOneer, will sell
N tbs DAY, Move mbT 8, at l23 o'clock, at the Mer
chants Exchsuse for accouIt OF whom may concern.
La and Milwaukee Railroad per cent convert
BE sends
IS hicsgo and Mississippi Railroad I'd Mortgage per
cent Bonds. + ,OtO esch. 1900
5000 Northern Irdi,Da Railroad Of 1853 81 900 e.ch.
$500 Lsca and Western Railroad LIST Mortgage per
cent Bones. s 600 each. -
81 $50 stockton City 10 per cent ponds $50 each.
$500 evtland and Toledo Railroad per cent Bonds
81 600 each 5000
$500 Nsretts ard Cincinnati Railroad Ia, Mortgage per
cent Bonds. 81 ,No each
rs go and Alton Railroad I'd mortgage per
cent Bop6s 81 tC0 each.
81 600 Indians State Preferred per Canal Stock
&c 600 Flushing RaLIosd ls Mortgage per cent Bonds
$500 each
92ttO Sacramento City per cent (Lever Loan Bonds
81 COZ each.
fs6O Atlas Mutual Insur,rce Scrip Of 1854.
10 shares Cleveland and Toledo X nlroad. SO each
Sosta,, New. York Consoid.ted Stage Co. S25 each.
10 shares Wells. Fargo & Co s Express. 800.
69 shares Hampshire Cca and Iron Co Hypothetical
$40 eseh.
40 sbsrss Tradesnens Bank. $40 each.
10 shares on ent. Bank "a each.
10 tbarfs Hanover Bank SlOb each
Sc shares North River Fire Insurance Co. $50 each
SC shares Arctic Fire Insurance Co. $50 each.
200 thar, Excelsior Fire InsuraIoe Co. $50 cash
50 sbnes y ase Fire Insurance Co $40 cash
GOO shares G az diner God Mioing Co. s..
TEAMS oF sALETen per This Day and the balance be-
sore o'clock Tomorrow The accrued interest on all the
Bonds will be charged { the purchaser.
Next regular sale ON MONDAY November II
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AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
and after WEDNESDAY Sept 49, 1855 and lntn TURNER
notice Passenger Trans vii leave pier loot Of puAase
DUNKIRK EXPRESS 81 ESQ A n for punrrk
PUFFALO EXPRESS ~ $50 a. VI. for Baf1o 49,.
NAIL Al s:l5 NJ for Dunkk ana Buflo ana irteTecsse
s,.tiorA P,s.epgep BY this train vii remain oFei rsl -
Over and proceed the next morning -
herxst Via suferns safsocS
and intermediate stations
MIGHT ExPREs IS At s. 30 p. NJ frr OunkIrt Asd outuo
IMMIGRANT ~ P. n foE DunkIk ~ B1fao sod in.er'
mediate S,sfionA
Th.e Yxrr-ss Tsins Eius with The Eis soe
s,xap Ps1s Rsilrosd fof N f,s 81 5ho AID ~.
My viii the Lste Shore Rx rOsi for Give md
Toledo Detroit, CD ess9 a. and Wild sfst-isS 'p'1-
-s.msu t.r ALI ports "a b2ke Ere ,.
D. C. MeCALLUM, GsssTd ssveI;s'sre--s
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OALENA and CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD

" COMPANY -sscretsIys Office, Chicago Oct is, lSto-
TAe Bod by resolutions adopted at te meeting
q, the nth St authorized the creation AID issue OF an amount
equal 10 cent Of the osPtts stok OF ths com
psny by which each oekhoder viii be eptted to an
sddcpa Of stock equal 20 ~ Ter cent upon tne nun
Der OF shares held by him the th o. November nsx pro
vSded that The hoeer OF holders Of the stock ~ that time h
on or the 18th December next nesiy 10 70
Secretary their acceptance Of the 50 ne ana shA pay ne
s follow: hAf thereof before the s dsy OF
January next snd half before the ls day oil Fe'uy
pest. .,,,.r.u.
shares and seT the sf day Of February next ana W" 70 VI
titled 10 all dividends declared Sfter such consultation
For al fractional SUNS les hAn Sl0O, the secretary VIZ
kre Convertible Script which wal b. redeemsbs 10 the ;ah
y~d al arcs " hen presented 10 Of 100
the 6rst payment due January s 1856 the Dividend
Certificates 0f February lS, will the option OF the
holder received ard the thereOn a opths
allowed cash dividends OF fshru>Ty s 1856 viii pro5s
W. NJ LARRABEE Secretary
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W. s. MEILoR, Auctioneer--By HoUGHroS MELLon
yTHIS DAY (Thursdsy), on two floors Of Sales


yINHIS DAY CThursday), on two floors of Sales
4 rooms No. Il3 Nassau st LARGE and PERENPrORY
SALE Of SUPERIOR CABINET FUR iITU Ia solid
rosewood ard 7ioctsye Piano Fortss BY hrstess
YOTk and Boston makers all fnly wsuaned choice On
PsiDs, 1Stier mantle and oval French Plate hiHors 20
cool ard Brussels aud Ingram Csrpeogs 30
Fsreh and American Clocks, unfinished rosewood Frames
H. H. will sell a. above TO Psy advances and close onnso
neps the extensive and varied assortment OF ress so
ssnsl Furniture be found In the ely 10 which we
he trade and country and those abou' 70 re-
furuisb 6r,tcs houses Goods ready for e1imnaoo
Cabinet FurbiuIe will consist IN p.t OF ~ 90 I'd ro.swood
Pnor Suites 10 the mot cost bfoeatee pnsh mar
cloth reps. richly carved Bsgeres mirror dors e3d oscks
Yrifors Buffet finished In the most substsatial m;nneT
eh Booheaes Libraries and drswinsr IN oak mthogr
Nv md wood IS epsmed Chamber Safes plain AID mar
tops made EIts Dsion tables feet longs - rose
voed mabosaDy and Bed.teaes Bureau5 and wash
stands mat Cheva Mirrors for tslorss ue rush cane
,pd willow Reception Chairs Votaire and Paflof
Chairs n aIcy silk hair cloth COrnt ands " 1rk a.
bts also tee snd paio oval back Sas counting mouse
Detks Plane Counters oi'e Tables, &e 10 pure mar MAJ
paassas At IL o. ;Ock viii be sold 70 pas al
FOrtss worthy the attention OF ms
and Of good iDstruments OF the owng
msLs,.: LipdemanD Son. CsImsD Esn;heI johnson, IN
bert Van Wrinkle Others all Of which fully warranted
The hen sold private sale Sale will commence on
second floor Caso, morning Of sale Goods can be
psched for bppi,g the premises at reasonable cnsrse
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Ou and after

ii xoNDAY, Oct IS lsss C-.ia: I'll cave cn.nbs.,
ssr.h-rn ,ns Ws.tsra rrsin- Msl Trnn, A. raroash
w.y Trains Il EIpe. rr;ia Jpn sor aaar rT,a
Jpn FER PesI.ii A. VI. and $3.50 P. VI For slnS, sins
$50 ud 80 p 4 Fer DObss Fer, h;l5 N. s:,e r. n,
A. a. N. " =, =. o. Psse. t.fen Css5e>rs
Chrr orher ,ns 3ls.s.. sUsDA7 NAIL TRAIN - "a
t nsm e'HA q" !" A'- y I sYgka, y, s5Iur.;SlsEr
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COR PHILADELPHIA by the CAMDEN aud

i AMBoY RAILROAD From Pier No. N R., foot Of
B.tpry psceThe Camden and Anboy Railroad Lines for
Phi sdelphis ill iesve ss 70 loTs .
MoRxiyc LINE A 6oeoek NJ. daily Sundays excepted
b, the sesm,r JOHN POTTER apt John Simpson, for
Amboy thence b, cas- and steamboats, 20 Pniade?ha
Fare BY db Line. 81 Is.
A.TyRyooy FxPsEss LSE-At o'clock P. W. daily tSun.
Say. ,Ie-p) b, III, Dbnut JOHN POTTER stppns at
jamestown Hi.btsowu Bordsn,ovn and Burlington AMI ma
An Phl.rs aho1t 81 p w. Fare BY Express Line, 81.
Fare 20 Freehold and Monnoath ether linz SEC. Meals pro
ydes 90 bo.d-nnJer 75c Breakf,s. and Sdpper, sec
Return Passengers will leave Pbisdephs al A. 81 and
p. -,
Way Accommodation and Emisrant Line st P NJ. Fare,
81 50.
Fuisrsrt Line zap v. Fare, s. IS
Fifty pounds Of baggage SLOWED each passenger Pn,n-
cor, re o. obi i.d taxing anything bsssags but their
sespe spI Ali b,sssge over City pon1d 20 be paid for
eIrra The Company limit their psibiy for baggage 70
IN, dol ar per pour viii be liable for Junt be-
yopd Nv, exeepI by special contract L. BLISS Agent
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

FLUSHING RAILROAD. - DELIGHTFUL
i EXCUR,IoNs.-Ibe ,.esmbost . sLAsD CITY is.yes
Fulton Ferry xbar ponb SIDE at 81, and 40 and
daily meeting exchanging passengers 9TH the c.rss
Hunters Point, toppose 23d' -hcb leave t9.sns inc
and return BY any succeeding rain Through time
so nutes Fae E1euIion parties taken At reduced
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEwJERSEY, in

~ conr,ctiup 81 b be LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,
epen-d 10 MAUCH CHUNK FALL ARRANGEMENTS,
onnensps oct T. 5-Leave New Yok for Esst.n, Msaeh
Chunt and Intermediate places from Per Nc North River
ALA ~ spd Sis P. " For somervile 81 and ii A. NJ,
S:5 ard5P ". .
The above train. Ez.behtovn with trains The
NsvJerey Railroad leaving Newiork from loot u Court.
isnd;.s: :, is and II A. NJ, sud P. VI.
IOhN 0. sTElNS, superin;endent.
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CUPBEME COURT-County of New.York.-

- SAMUEL WILLETS, samuel ), Underhill, and Henry T.
Wets Executors ss Of Andrew wleis deceased ss,las
chester Pphaet Chiehessr Ph 10 r. Chichester Plat Chi
chester Jane Cnch er and Loasa Chi:hester aud Richard
HuLt-To the above named: You hereby
IeqDir, the amended complaint ia this
on which filed 10 the off of the CLERK of the County Of
18th day Of ober 1855 snd copy Of answsr 70
the .ad compliant he subscriber at his ocs No O Wall
In the C York within tsenty after the service
exclusive Of The day Of such service
and you fail to Answer The said complaint within the time
oesad the plain id this s,on will apply 70 the Court for
demanded In the complaint -Dated New York, Oct
80, 1855 X. II. BONhE.
noyi lavs zTh Plaintiff Attorney.