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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OLE ALDERMEN.

WEDsEsD,Y, Aug. l5-Ald. Isaac o. BARKER,
Esq, in the chair, and quorum present.
The Late appropriation for Repairs ant Supplies.
Controller FLAGG cent in the following c0mmunica-
ton IN reference 10 the late additional appropriation Of
sl- 900 for the Department OF Repairs ana Supplies:
DETACHMENT OF FINANCE,
CRY Or NEwYoHK, Aug. IS, l-jj.
To he Common Council
An ordinance has been passed the present session
Of the Common Council making an extra appropna
tion for the Department OF Repairs and Supplies Of
sl2s,OOO
80 far ~ Liabilities have been contracted and work
dspo for the City the necessary to cancel these
iabiIities may be Included in the annual estimate in
November and covered by the tax law Of 1850.
Butcan the Common Council legally borrow money,
al the present time, to meet these demands
Tie ordinarce passed December 1854, making the
annual appropriations for the calendar year of 1855,
contains a resolution as follows:
SIC It shall be iaxlo the several Department. II
the City Government and those having chage OF
lskt Ipeldtues authorized y the Com
Council. amount exceeding the several sppopr-
appropriation ucen % cover such
cess shall have been made Oy re- COmmon Council
The ordinance II accompanied by an act TO be pre-
sened 10 TIE elslaure covering the appropriations,
Which forms the basis Of the 70 be anticipated
by The i-sue Of revenue bonds. The finance depart
nent has already borrowed and the Commissioner Of
Repairs anu Supplies has expended the revenue thus
provided .O- the ear I-55. And ~ addition 70 this be
ha- made contracts and incurred liabilities 70 an
amount Of eighty or a hundred thousand dollars be-
yonu tbc -um e'lbraced IN the tax law.
Tie roser gwen 70 the Controller by this resolution
= limited 20 the sums Appropriated by the ordinance
of Dec. 90 l.Jf and the created by the Of
tie Leri.ature accompany IN SAID ordinance.
IL relation 70 borrowing without au act Of the
Legislature authorizing the Supervisors 70 False the
revenue which J. 10 be anticipated by the issue 81
rvenue bonds the 10 section Of the Charter OF ls'O
provides IA follows.
sac. o. The C.nu-o Council ihll not have slliy %
tCfrlw any SUES ot money wh-teyero % ne ci71 "a
fcrl0u- slrsDf b. aEfcpaf.a u ne refe- y 's 80 -
rht s-oi .oal asG b sale unless il-A'i'@-- ~ 'F 49,
u tle Leal.ia-Ule. - r..
60 lar dc Tie Department Of Repair, ana supplies
il concerned. the revenues OF the teei - a. $500
lisb, bv tb or3ineuce Of Dec. 30 1874, aud the act
OF the Legisatufe consequent thereon, have been
alre ily anticipated. - 80, ,,o -
,,,-,,, Io,ds 10 meet the expenses Of the COmnls-
,orer. Of Repairs and Supplies, increased m defiance
~ tie PROVISIONS Of tie Charter
lis desirable To have tns question fully examined
DIV lie Law Committee OF the Board o. other etses,
Of much more urgent character viii soon b. present
"a To- The consideration 0f The Common Council.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Board held its regular weekly meeting yeeter-
day afternoon, at the off e in Worh-st. Present,
Messrs. YERPLAScK, CUNNING CARRIGAS, MoRGAS,
GARRIGUE, KENNEDY. PCRDY and KELLY
Communication from DR.. Henry B. Fay Physician
n-Cbef Of the Emigrant Hospital, Wards laaod,
nominating Dr. George FOrde as First Assistant Pog-
sicen and Dr. Simrock az Second Assistant Physician
vas received, whereuDOn the Board
Resoed That the nomination Of D.. tgrie D. connrnsL
Re 3D. That tn nomination Of Dr. -lnroek D. nnf1s
earned Messrs. Kennedy and Pur " 10 ne nest'
Communication from Or. Carnocn9n, surgeOh-in-
Chit an Wards Island, nominating DIR. Darling -
Firzt Assistant Surgeon and DR. Nelkin second A.
-istsrf surgeon was received, whereapon the Board
ye.oI-eg That Dr.. Daring be coIhrmet
Elsorea That Dr. Nelku be sothftned III PaffJ ~ tsS
negative. -, r, -. ~. -,
American Institute stating that he ~i accept TIE offer
OF a C00 a. n ade by Mr. Cumming, for the properly
Of the Institute n Castle Garden
BY Mr. KESyEDr:
Eecirsd hst the communication Be rseres % he Ces
CARD 2 Conn ttae. Adopted
& Communication from Or. Henry G. Cox asking 20
D. paid the difference between his salary Waiting
Physician ard a. Physicianin-C hef since March,
l-59, was received and read. and on motion Of Mr.
CAHRIGAS referred 10 he Wards Island Committee.
the redences for the Pny sicians and Surgsons
BY Mr. r. +. PURDY:
He5es Thai isu gallons Ct brandy be added 10 ihs rel.
ton CT Wsrds Island.
BY Mr.. KELLY:
hssored That the salary Of Wm. Hspu assistant Albany,
b Increased 70 90 month IKE ene fona the u, INST
Adjourned 10 " -duesday next.
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Tie scene prtsented in the Second District Police
CouIt Yesterday morning was something more
varied and lively than any during tais week. There
were eighteen OF ntoxication beside a sprnk-
ling Of dlsOIdorly individuals who had not INDUCED
in the ardent beyond the limit of the law. The
euphoniOus ames e few of those riotous person
ages sufficiently indicative OF tneir begerent pro-
ponsi,ios: there a Peter OBren, Patrick Coiman
and Cornelius McGiyern, each Of whom declared,
upon his yeracty, that be had not been Tight bat
who The officers declared we've all more less the
victims of bad rum. This little difference of opinion
was adjusted by the Justice, who justly sentenced
them TO pay eacn fine of ten dollars. IN default OF
which they were committed.
"CathaTine Hagen"
"Here sour Honor.
This woman. who has all the appearance OF being
hard oriuker, is charged by the officer with having
been grossly intoxicated, and behaving in dsordery
manner.
What have you cot 70 say to this C0'harine ~
FAX an it's all thfue, your Honor; but there's
DISCRIMINATING circumstances.
"Ob, there are exterminatng' circumstances, arc
tbeIe-wtl, what ue they =
" IL was al misfortune, yer Honor
Explain, Catharlne
"Nfy, YER Honor, yer see on Monday evening
Mary DOoley cane 20 me- and says She fax my dar-
lint an0 your fortins made, ef yer don't spoil ~ wht
DO YOU name SAYS I; truth and iariin says she;
what says |; / Il tell you, says she; ami oy the
hokee she did, Yer Honor yos see Mays n great
drauer: size drames Of numbers ana sirn Ike. and
then she PLAYS them ia the Policy they call the Poke
moke and folks say she makes heaps OF money some
tines | haven't the Taste doubt of that same, yer
Honor, barrn the fact that she giDerally Of Dor
towin uru OF mind though cant say much for
her MONEY: well Mary had been dhramin dhrame
abou me and she tould me eff a play II first IN Pc
komoke, I'd be SURF of prize and 50 does as she
bid ne hut uuiorur aiely only yeniuied slXpence
on H. and the prize three dollars and sx ,hIAus.
And 20 you prize, Caiharine ~
Yes yer Honor, but that same was the cause Of
my misfortune for wee zee the boy that sells the tick
e. took OFF Il dollar aud two shlings for interest he
said 1t 20 per cent for cash, and tue paying the
interest, yer Honor nearly ruined NE entirely, for m
a poor lone woman and couldn't afford it, and 80
1hrank little dhTop too mach 70 ahrown my msfor-
tune suie and thems the exteniyallns circumstances,
yer Honor"
Unfortunately for Catharine her lottery and policy
prOcyitSs did not have the desircd effect IN extenu-
atng the Circumstances 10 the mind of the Justice, as
she was committed, oercmORie, for ten days, IN
default Of the fine.
The following individuals were aitrward disposed
OF in q similar manner; james l.. Adams james Aus
lin Cornelius Mcclure. Mary West, Alexander john
son, Mary Kelly, Eliza q Neil, John Hill, William
stevens, Michael McDoueld, William Damn, Margare.
Miner land MARY Fc,ier.
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nnARn OLE CorNcuMEN.

WEDNESDAY. Aug IS, lsj5.-D. ID. CoSoyER,
ESQ., President in the chair -
Jackson Andrew III. Mickle and others, that the eA-
elusive use of Pier No. %, f. r. be granted 70 Flush
ing Railroad Co. for OF their steamboats, 10 Com-
miltee on Wharyos &c.
By same-Of VIM. c. Lyons, lassigned TO Ensign,
Brideman q Tanning, four bills, amounting 10
s7l9 20 for carpets, chairs, &C., to Supreme Court
To Commute on Finance.
Rssolyfions resolution of Mr.. Prentis that tho
Committee report al ordinance 70 regulate the meas
uIes for vegetables on being sold by the hdcksteIs,
erocers, &c., was called up and adopted.
BY Mr. JENKGNs-That Fire hydrants be placed IN
One Hundred and Twenty-ffbst., between Seventh
and Egth-ays., and between Sixth and Seventh-avs-
Adopted
BY MIR. WuD-That in view Of the probable delay
M Albany suitable perons be selected to compile the
more important statistics collected by the Census Mar
sbas of this City under the supervision OF the chair
mau and secretary Of Census Marshas. Referred.
BeD0rfs-Mr. Pinckney in the chair. OfCommtteo
on fio Department 20 concur 10 confirm The appoint
cuts and sgnatOns in Fire Department for May and
Jure Adopted.
OF same to confirm the ecton Of the Fire Comms-
siOner Adopted.
OF Committee on Repairs and Supplies 10 award
contract for altering engine No % TO james SmiIh Tor
S93: ard for building new engine for Company No
"a TO some for 81, 800 Adopted.
OF Committee on Finance in favor Of approprating
$50 600 for the cleaning OF streets for the balance OF
n G year. Adopted.
OF Committee on Salaries, &c, 10 favor of ncreas-
ing The salary Of Chief Engineer Of Fire Department
10 $4,000 per annum from June l, 1855; ditto salary or
Myndert Van Setback, President OF Croton Aqueduct
Department TO $4,000 Alfred w. Craven, Chief En-
gneer ditto 10 80 500; and of Theodore X. DeFores,
Commissioner Of said Department TO - 900 per annum-
To Committee of the whole.
OF Committee on Roads in favor Of regulating and
paving Sixil-ay. and laying cTosswalks from Forty
second to Fory-ninthst. To same.
OF Committee on Finance in favor OF appropriating
80 coo 10 Bureau Of Lands and Places for the purpose
OF cleaning and keeping in order the public parks.
Called up and adopted.
Committee Conference relative TO tagging walks
in Madison-square. Called up and adopted
Several re- ports from Committee Streets and Com
miree on Hharves 6c were received and referred 10
Committee of the Whole.
Communication the Controller, in answer TO
resolution a,kpg the cause OF his refusal 10 execute
ease TO II. b. Purdy, for Pier No. 40 North River,
stating that the sale of piers Sc, in 1855, the right
to collect wharfage said pier, except so much az
wa required for dumping and the use Of the City III
cleanir 2 streets was sod TO Mr.. p. IL was subse-
que1iy found that part Of the pier could be spared
by the City and the sale Of the pier before confrma
ton OF II sales, erased by the Common Council
To Committee on Wharves, &c.
The Board then adjourned 70 the frd Monday in
September
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ESSEX MARKET.

Tie officers who have under their experimenting
charge the eastern psr; OF the City must have rel
deEed themselves particularly obnoxious to that part
Of the loaerish community which i usually indebted
to their polite attention for lodgings and attendance
Il We may judge by the number OF complaints made OF
them yesterday morning by tie many individuals
whom they arrested the night before.
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( TPREME COURT-COUNTY of CATTA-

- RAUGI S-MlLLEN q III Ii against JOHN 4 CRANE.
To the above named Defendant: You ere hereby sum
oued 10 suswer the complain the above named plain
til COPY Of your answer on the subscriber al
Gowands Cataraugus County, n y WI hun twenty ave- ater
h service of his summons exclusive the day Of service
If aid defendant fall 10 sal conf amt S hereby re-
oured the plaintiff against said defendant
Tor two hundred aud dollars and forty cents
with utere.t thereon from the 9th day o Sepembe 1857 be-
side costs viii take notice that tie complaint m this
acon fled 10 the Office ct the Clerk Of CaaT,usus County
O the 9th day of August, lS5s . - . 80, 49,
CCwauda Cettsraugus Co.. y. I. aus lH"oWLh
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

fff he
Nj KENNEDY Of Rorbury has discovered h ere q our
COMMON pasture eeds, remedy that cures EVERY KIND %
tie has tired in eleven hundred essss and never sed
except two cases both teundet huno he las no 20 ns
Two bottle. are " a raned 10 cure uarsnssce mouth.
One 20 three bottles vii The wor KIND Of pinpes on me
1--WE or three bottles Will clear the system Of bles
Two bottles warranted TO cure Tire Won" eAnkef IN As
ulouh aud stomach
One OF two bottle, are warranted a. bOmor in tbs
Two bottle. are warranted uuuus Of the eAr' ard
autchos among the hair
Four o. 81 bottles ae warranted TO corrupt and running
seers ....,4
Two bottles he worst case OF
'mgworm. .,.
-. u rheumatism
Three 10 four botte- sre warranted satrhenm.
Eive tight bottles VII the - ~ciuflla
benefit slways experienced from he first botte nd per
No,hrs looks SO improbable o. who have tiec
A., ire wonderful medicines q the day 'ha, ~eec
go bir hi ne system vet Il Is Fixed fact II you have
huuo has 20 start There rs ans huns pr nas
S.ri St.irs of II In ne vicinity Of Boston tie e.
s,cts Of 10 every case IL has already done some u le se"t
s.t done IA Massachusetts, save u 70 eA-fep
gesr ID ola people o. 1ty have $, en- pGe pnns ~oIy
q aux cl ~hose tech Wa 81, snG 1AopS restore" 20
,rrf.rr tate o. health by one bottle
To fhose who subect % sles hesasone one ote VI.
always .urt 10 10 e'es scat ltiei ~ .',sH 1 ~ -
some sh bsge taken & ea'e been ess'-'e o 49, ~. la
.0 dated hv TO- y here the body sound 10 NfAs lAit
fnr s
vii rsuse very tEulsr feeling. but You must not 20
alarmed. ,hey slways disappear Gom Fur dsys % We
There never tsd esu from H on tne eont-y 49, 70
ses rr b. gone you VIII feel yourself IKE new person
heard some the eXtraya ant enoilao' OF n't sNf
listened %. ...-.-..-,,- =. -, 49,
M.1ussctared ~ DONALD KENNEDY, NJ ~ "AiTen-st
Wbce,,is Rretts for NeW-York; c. v cIlCkENERk Co
Ne 81 Bsr,'syt CHARLES Il. RING. Ne iS3 q. way
Co 30 80 (irse-v..ch.,t. sCHIEFFBLIN Bros. Co.
1oN liemst BOYD PAUL, snlhsrs-st' y tL.S -.
llt Krtrkhu-sf iSSON. ROBE u Co. No ~ N-4''
lfrc. HAvILAED H4REAI 4 9ISLff, tf'a-sri
WARD CO>k Co., Nliien-i'nei NrA hAlS 81 49,
lc i,E sac o. ',-s y I'll yee.sh>s DHgssH l -at us ''
lN.lu.
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CIpRENE COTRT-Connty of Otsego-

~ IIhIlNI NVI VI
- THO MAS MESSENGER aud HAIRY MESSENGER
agt ARCHIBALD MILES and MARY MILES hs wife e. a.
Summons for Re ief-To Mary Mi wife OF Archibald Mes1
You are hereby and rqu the amended
con part in uciiOu nled the Office the
CLERK OF Otsego County Cooper0n on the oJih july lS
and to copy Of % the ali compliant on the
within twenty DAYS ser the heref exclusive OF the day
OF such service and tai 70 he said comp amt
within he time afore aid the plaintiff his action viii Apply
10 the Court for the relief d. maHded IN the complaint
aus lawfwTh PEET 4 NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New

- Ymk-SAMUEL WINTERrON sgaiast JOHN JOHN
SON and ANNA his Wifi To Def hdauts lou are here
bv summoned and required the compliant ia N
action DAY ted u the ONCE q the CLERK % me
CITY County Nrgi ork az he CrS OF Nr~ ora, sd
COPY Il your 70 the said comp ani 9n me
ubcf bers AZ heir ONCE No e Beekmzus ia sad city,
within twenty DAYS after this
exclusive Of the fuch and u you TAI % answer
the sad comp within the time afocsal Ar plttn Ia
this action Will apply the Court foT the relief demanded IN
the comrlsint Dated July 81, 1850
aus laW6w SIENkNs HUME, tlAittil . Az
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CUPREME COURT City and County OF New

81 IRA m bitches. WILLIAM MONTROSS
and AARON +. WILCOX against JACOB + REEhEh-
run for money de and contract lOo lot .eI 10
JACOB r. REEMER: You hereby summoned and required
u auswe the conn n hi- action, lch has been hel I
- Office the Cerk Il the City and County u New oA %
lie cfce m Hall Of said city. the ETH DAY 90 jay,
M copy Of answer o ne sad CD apnt "a
he subscribers % their otce o. ~ Merchant Achaute l
on Won exclusive OF the dav Of such service; AID yol fi 70
ar. - the cad COMP gr the time NJ rcssli Tie pAli n
Win ke l.ueut the OF ffeen hun irsd dollars VITA
oa The uinsfcsuih day October thousand eisai
hundred cad ty three, belts fhe cs ~ ths . Da''l
JAY rs. less. PlEhSuN = cLAts ~
l91sufwTh P,a.nifs' AftCrueg%
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TOR THE PuEZpR UPHANs ELECTU.

AIRY internal remedy 4 certain sare fr this eDtre.e
and complaint For Of the astonishing
pamphlets be had the Doctors medical ofos iof
consultation and advice No 81 4th 81 door from The Bow
ery between B0very and Broadway 80
CAUTIOE-Tbe public cautioned sssing counterfeit
ny E.cusy which hss recently made is sPpear1nee IN ne
city The genuine has the outside wrapper
written by with pen. The counterfeit has printed se
.me ny signature and very Distinguished rom ne
The counterfeit b. only worthless ont
absolutely injurious Be particular therefore and that you
get genuine which BE- obtained he propretor ONCE
No 5s7 lihst Sd door from BOwsry, between b0Sery sid
Broadway and Of c. v Cliot Co No 81 Bsreisyst
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NEW YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.-I

NEW- YORK and HAkLEM hAlLHDAD-ln-
IsDS Route.-On and sfsr WEDNESDAY, Aog IS. 1880
corner white and CsDtre-sss Mall Train At 1880 VI
stop ps Williams Bridge and Mail stations North Pa.sen-
for Lei -pyss rkus this train arrive az Leoenon ~
p N. Way Express, p. NJ stopping AZ !" hite rIsirs
Chsihsn with Wesern Railroad Express Tram
viBg A barry 81 l0.l5 p ~
FRoH CITY HALL STATIoN-Milerton. a. fM- stop,
ping all Stations Gro Falls 10 An, soppns al al
s,sons Groom Falls at4 N sioppnE e. a. stations above
Fodhsm. White Plsas a. $50 and 65 IN, stopping st
Yorkvie ard stations North. Wiams Bridge, =, 7, s;1O
AM 2:l5 $50 5:45 and u PM sopping al al way siA-
tons. -. =.
AN White Plains AN. Passengers may also procure
tickets aud have their baggage checked r Utica Buffalo and
other places West and N0rh Of Albany a. the Compenys Of
fees Of bnwery and Sroone-s and 4iheV ana 1
AZ $50 ard Chatham FOurConers ~ S:l5 AN, on the
arrival Of train eavins Prsted $50 stopping Il a.
Mail Stations " iaIns Bridge arriving NeV1 York a.
i:foPM Fxress Train leaves Albany a. II An and Chat
ham Passengers from Lebanon Springs
leaving Canaan AZ Is: " connect with this tram stopping
on signal al Stations above Williams Bride ArnylHs az
3I5 Ply. $3.50 AN from MleTtu, stopping ~
al Stations above foTdhsn arriving al New-fork hl3 An
New-York a. A. NJ s:20 PM from Cr0on Falls stopping
all Stations north Of FOrchsD. AM aud $50 and b:lO
PM ron While Plains stopping a. al stations From WIZ
bans Bridge $40, 800 aud 0:lO All l:5, D o;1i 'l9
AN William, Bridge, and the 2:jO VI. from White
PLANE will be snded in New York AZ the 1hst Station only
SUNDAY ARRaNcENENT-Tlsns will leave for CrOtOn FALLS
and al Way stations. $3.50 An. and Pm Returning
Pm stoptius all ststors nofh OF Fordhsm For William
Bidse and Way Stations $3.50 A NJ and $50 S.M.
Returning leave Williams Bridge s II An. and o:45 Pm,
ttoppipg az al stations
Freight Tor Albany received daily. until PM q. the Dept
corner II Centre and Whitests, y. Y.
Nm J. CAMPBELL, Acting Superintendent
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~ YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On and

~ aher MONDAY July 1855 and until further notice Pas
.enger Trains will Fer foot Of Duane follows VIZ;
DCNKIRK EXPRESS, at A. NJ, for Dunsirs
BUFFALO EXPRESS, At 6 A. NJ, for Buffalo
NAIL BIS A. NJ for Dunkirk and Buffalo and ntemect
Stations Passengers by tins Train Will remain over nEh
II Ovego aud proceed the morning
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at 8 P. NJ, from foot Of Cham
oers VIA Fremont Suferns and intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER, et4 p b., for Newburgh and Ousvius
NIGHT EXPRESS ats: 30 P. NJ for Dunkirk and Busslo
EMIGRANT AZ p ~, for Dunkirk and Buffalo, and inter
sTFAMBOAT EXPRESS. every day, excepting Saturdays
1850 M for Dunkk and Buffalo and intermediate sta
tons. oo...
On SUNDAY two Express Trains, at $3.50 and $3.50 NJ
These Express Trains Elmira with the Enrs are
SsRara Falls Railroad Niagara Falls at Buffalo and Dun
kk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cneinna
Toledo Detroit Chicago, &C. and with fstelsss splendid
uesIners for al pors Lake Enc.
ID. C. HcCALLUM, General Sup't
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H MONDAY June IS 1855 the Trains viii leave Chamoers
Station follows. Express Train, A. NJ, eoanseng WI
WAY Tfsn, y NJ Express Train, 2. ~ Accompanies
Train 7 2. " For Poughkeepsie-Wsy Man, a; NJ *
press p 81: Freight and PASSENGER Train, Pm. f4
feekskilS: % aud so ?. NJ For -ag sing-lgl Is A. NJ
r. n. The Sins SING and Pcckakh Trains STOP
an the taken 4 Chambers, CANA
Chris,opher and Sissfs SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN Al A. NJ,
sn Albany and Troy sfoprfng a. All Ste
tlors NJ l.. SYKES. IT, SupI
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legal Notires.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
oftbe County NeYok, Notice hereby sven 70 a. per
sons svug claims against GEORGE " HALL late Of The City
fNeYork Tailor deceased present the same "th V0uch
"a Nasa in the CITY Of NeYork on before he eleventh
dsv OF February nex-Dated New York the 9Th day Of August
1855 SARAH a. HALL Admni'uatlE
aus law6mTh
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CUPRFME COURT-SAMUEL LEEDS age

- JOSEPH FINSrEIN - Sumul1us-Fof Reief iOon
rot S,rl TO JOSEPH EINSTEIN, c-f -udan'. lol are
b,sb rrrue6 snd required fhe comp ant in ths
sc-en which Be- filed 10 office of the CLERK Of tae cry Ad
Curry Newl Ck tins fishfeenth Gay d July l'' p ls
s. complains on the subscribers, 81 our once ~ = b'oil
% rou exclusive of th day OF such service and you
M answer lae saic comp within te ne 't-sai i-s
% f. -ts sc-on VII take Judgment for three uael md
lre al -.ri six cents and interest from the as -
al aFrl lcta-Ultcd july i2 l3-5
PEET NICHOLS Plaintiff Ary&
T,1l.rcwTh No l51 Broadway, Ne~-iO rk-
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" CHANCE Of TINE and REDUCTION Of FARE .nd
ever, day the same price fARt ONLY - cents to Sao
UARBOR GRFENIORT and ORIENT POINT Passengers
tokeed through Esshampton and Southampton for VI p
BrdghamptOn fo< H. Cmac - cents tare 20
NORTHPORT % cents; PORT JEFFERsON75 cents On
and ser JULY 1885 until further notice the splendid new
steamer ISLAND BELLE Captain }. Post jr., VIII leave
EewYoik fom Catharne Market Upon TUESDAY TIL KS
DAY and SAL URDAY al A. Nj making the above landings
and arriving AZ Sag Harbor NJ Returning will leave
sas Usrbor m MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY a.
A. M Greeuport p Orient Point 9;t5 Port Jefferson y NJ
Northuor r. ~ FREIGHT will be- received by sgent on
the wharf IN New.Yok Monday, Wednesday aud Friday from
l0A NJ until PM For further particulars inquire Of p II
No. WGer.sf. New YORK.
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a PORT and FAIL RiVER-The solerdid and superior
vtearner METROPOLIS Capt VIM Brown etyes New York
every III ESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, Il 1clock
r. NJ ; and fMPIRE STATE Capt b. BrsytOn leaves New
YORK every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, a.
Ocock NJ from Pier No s. ~ r., the Battery. Both
touching Al Newport esch way
The METROPOLIS and EMPIRE STATE connect al New
rrf with the steamer CANONICUS which leaves York
st5;o oeock A. NJ for Providence, arriving there about
enck Passengers from Providence for New YOrk take the
CAEONICUs Jcleck ~. for Newport connecting there
with the steamers for NewYork.
Hereafter no Will De regarded secured 20 any apph
cant unfil the shall have been paid for
Freisht Forwarded through with great dispatch,
BY 81 Express Freight Tam.
WIN. BORDEN Agent. Nos. 70 aud II Westst.