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Y Y. SUPREME COURT, CITY and C0UN.

lNs TY OF NFW YORk-ClNrluA j. JUnNsVNtS
fDMUND & PEET her LtIt friend, agt JOHN H. ,onN
SON Summons for relief lCom not served To me Oe
aboy. named: Ycu hereby summon ID and eqswsd
70 sns~ tn comp 10 this seton wbici was nsi N tne
OF &c the Clers Of the City and ukty Of e
CT, Hall Ia the city OF New iork on tbs sh sy OIL NAY
1855 Az copy VI answer 70 The .d com Ssn.
on subscrpers at their once, No Ioe bosd~y h e
, o NV YoL within twenty days ser tho seys Of the
summons ou you exclusive Of the day such ~rvc. sna
,ou fail 20 snsS the said complaint within the tn' sofes
ihs Plaintiff In th. sson will sppy TO the Ceu' tor me .is'
aided ia the cou,p Dated New.toh hsg 70 xS
PLAINTIFF Attorney, No ics Broadway H.
i.vi SAT
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE Low

~ s'Dcrue Co1Hfry Resd Nth ~ good LAndi
Hou,e orb Modern sser throlabost The
Hove bsihHs'oom, ohT r.rs. fan,os b,~ensnt s~
uonsIy .h'ubs, psIEa IN frhti u weA shsaed o'y
lcov ks IsrOr ysthui4, There r-uty OF AL
iuos of fruit l. q uIe- from Wv o. s-e-.s
boui by T,irosd Possession .ise IN '-w d.ys ko pAr
tc.lsr, ,piIy 20 JOSEPH ~ tLLES,
No. 81 corner brolf~sy
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v'HE PEOPLE OF the STATE Of OfNEW-YORk,
By the Of God free and nds peDdsat To al perSons
The sssts Of late Of esna
New sr.dto otherwise,
ueens You each Ofyou hereby ste required,
reoesy be .nd sppe oefre Surrogate VI the County
New b ofc~ the City of New tie 2tth
Of Eov.mb.r II osloes 4 the Of day,
and there attend the dns
e.e6irzs Of Pet-r s~eeby Pstc Administrator ths City
u Ne~ Yoii and Adnssior Of he soods shsss and
credits Of said deceased
II whereof have esRsed the seal Of ocs Of aid
Surrogate 70 be hsreuato affixed. Witness, ALExAN.
DER w. BRADFORD, eco Surrogate Of ~
f. County the CKy Of Se'Siorh the 6L day of Nay,
the year u Lad tboi.,nd eight hundred and
6fty sir. A. W. BRADFORD SusroSes.
ml7 lawtwS
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T'HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

TNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
yhoA SEwyoRK TO LIVERPOOL 80.
Chief Csbn Passage.
rRos sosros TO LIVERPOOL. ann
Chief esbn P.sssse .............'''''''''''"|i
rSS .SiU. trem Bos,ap Ell. Al H.iif.I
PERSIA, Capt. Judtins CANADA Cap LHrs
ARABIA, Capt stone AMERISa , c:g, MI9smaA Rv-,.
AFRICA Csr Shannon. EUROPA, Capr J Le,teh
These vessel. carry white Light mast head green Oh
AFRICA si.nnoa 'D ies5e. sYOri "Wednesday June u -
EhGhkA esye. Bo. on we9nss ~ ane IS S
AMERICA, Wciman leave. Boston WEDNESDAY. July ,,ss
cSN1b& SYCrt f4it wsdns:ds .
AFRICA, shannon leaves Boston "ed.e~a.'''u' - -
An eifeneneed surgeon on board ,.., T., n IA
ss, Vsnsrs sn o. these ip. WA ..s. PT stone. OF Metals
uni. balls OF .dns are Hsnsd therefor Aid ne 'A''
r CcUSARD. No. 4. Bowlins reen-
Tor BREMEN via SOUTHAMPTON-The
ULied State. Mall Steamship WhsHISTIUS. .sa
stSy Con %snesr Will sal for bkt for Ia
ssnd sDe France, SATURDAY, jane a. L 'e''e' m
rRicE Of F.ssASS Tsos Srw.Yosx SOUTHAMPTON on
In frs Cabin, Main Saloon.
In First Csbn, Lower Saloon 60
Al sIpeT.pess sai:.oo attached 70 each specie
O. aAns All s;ters rs's th.oqya Sp ne ,-s1
'f'' !" No II south WI
The steamer HERMASS vii succeed the "AshiS'io''
an sal JAY L.
NOTICE TO PASSEyGERS and IMPORIERS.
AN-rhe LIVERPOOL and PHIL ADrLyhI - IAi-
SHIP COMPANY's splendid s1I Po~erin -t7 7tnin ,og -
CITY oF BALTIMotE ..2,e1 .aa'S.p, S, y VII
CITY OF WASH ISGTOS.. - tun- c aPt 49,
S,Lf OF hANCHEsTER..2,los 2,los tua.. as- 49,
Are Intended 20 sail - oloTG
FHOs LfvEsPO0L - -
CITY oF BALTIMORE. ...... WEDSrSD ~ 'A-s
purt
CITY or BALTlNORE.....- II. kSDAl' "'-7 -
eATFs or PASSAGE
saloon SO f65 and s. secorliaG - st-tefoohl. -.
limited -anb~r Of Ttifdc.- P.Ss-nsef' - 80 -As-''
PhadslpLis AID Liverpool ard q M u 1roV''on .o
Prom Phl-d-phs From Lseloo
These steamship. are eons'rseted xlth improves <selzl
corpa-teuf. and each vessel carries an .ro-he sofz-
Psr's. wishing 70 hrng Their fneod. eaa ossn .sl
Gates Of pssssse Lyerpo 10 sans o. 4
AAa E2~Hl Apply OGS y "a o., ,.9s'-,ii.
orsABEL 4 CORTIs No. III Broadway. Se~-foft-
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TO- 1886 Ttass will leave Cbanbersst Station AZ 'o
lows: t1pre.s, and p M NAL, m .nr,as1
Wsy Tram u III Eusrsbt, m For fOushseepsie, !
A. NJ .ad p M For Sing sing To- 80 m and I'D E. IN
TThi. train every Friday evening At II m f9s hua
sson 70 IA For Peekskil sud :: " 2. m The foush
L.,t.. Sing Sing Pe.k.ki Trs stop AZ Way Sslons
Chsmbers Csns Chopher aud jts' ss
Irrs s N~vy orb lssvr Troy at IS s:5 and lo
- ~ AZ. SMITH. Superintendent
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CUIREME COURT.-CITY aud COUNTY o
- NEW-YORK ALEXANDER BONNELL, ANSOS

CUIREME COURT.-CITY aud COUNTY OF
- NEw-YOBK ALEXANDER BONNELI, ANsOS s.
BOCKOVER ast FZEKiLL FRENCH and JACOB ADAMS
Summons Of obey demand on contract Com ROY efsso'
To above Defe das You hereby summoood AID 70
qur,d the complaint In this seton which si be
filed the office cf the Cleh Of the CITY I'D County of osw
York the City Hall Ia tho City u New fofh and 20 servos
copy the said conPsi on the suhscnes
ai her oca No i2 Nssssust In tho said Cry of view
within days after the service Of os samsces on
YOU exclusive the day Of sryeei and s t0
susyer the al within the time Aforesaid Tho plain
f. this se0u VIII sie judgment ssaiet yon of ne sum o
tour hundred and xty Eve and 50 100 dollars With tsssre
ou the 2h day Of March. tousaSd eight hundred AID
ffy sr and ar the further of ~o hundred AID s1 and
60 100 dollars With interest from the day Of l@a~y iso'
be.sss the costs Of this action. .-Da'ed MhJ l5 1870
LAWTOS LAkNED; flsibtih' As"snsya
Tb. eompaint ~ this action filed ia the ohice 81 INC
CLERK Of City and County of New York on the I'd dsJ VI
May, 1854. LAWTON LAhScp fieinun' A""'nsI"
va lsvew 5
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Water Cure.

DR. q. W NAY. HIGHLAND HOME Wa
~ Ter CURE a. r-hinl Lsrdur ou the Hatsca N,eI'
,Iol. ea fscitie. the ef h-sh hoe~
rahv or NJ ve ent ur~ kierc pfscssed here dS,
DR. ADAMS. Water Cure Physician, rseetves
IL PATENTS ard BoARpERS a his rssasnes' No IN
Auiv-st. Brceklyu.
NR. TkALLs WATER-CURE and sCHOOlt
No l. L.isht ST. The ELEC RIO hlC Al oAIuS
used Bc.te. desiring the D-Hy OF the tast'aoou can "
accommodated.
DR. L. J. LOEWENTHALS WATERCUhE,
~ Berseu uight.. Hudsu County. New Jofsey Nees~Se
from Bobohen jersey Gu, IL few uIu,ss ny "ases '"'
psrueul.rs spply a. No. I HNnovrrst, New-Ncrh
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CPFLTER, ANTHONY, BANCA TIN, CUT
~ OEAILs, 70, sss BY JOHN ". QUINCY, No - Win.
STEARNS & MARvIN's wilder's Pateat Sal
~ safe oepoa No ~ 4uaJ and No lS3 "s,er
r., Eew-YOrt
rTNHOMAS PIG iRON-boft free, strong and
l. warranted substitute for scocb PIG.
JOHN w 9pINCy.Ne % wp.sprs.
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-, - ALSOP Co.
AIeS GOPARTSERSHlP, for he tern y i've yslfs from
lat JspuAry s.t formed uAdrr the Fru Of AL
Id - lt conducted a. hi.el
b. ! STTN ART JACKSON Sod uESRi Il NrNROi a.
lin. tPefuJ by JOUS T. DlMOS, aAi at Nes-10fs BY
or ORGF e. HOBSON 81 Acting Partners
,rore~ e. Hotson New kofk, Iii ase h. oNn uain- ~
a. f,r. ,iou. rcafg tie busress Ct AL>OP Co. Nho
s-r =, pa sbls Tor The ssme -, n.
ne Silent Rsitue'. 70 his Coe=r'--'-hp Ne Josph w
Nsc- Heryy Chspcev Edwm Bartlett, >tAnhooe Provost
4, fteodoie v glsy Of SeslorK al EDWARD NcO g.! oi
La who iesiousiils eeEotd ne saaoas Of eastA
Itslecuvt.y ooutuJatsl . -. 49,. y, H.,
"a Crta ftte Houses j. s1 Huntsi rA.1saad Dollars
n NJ, of xhch or thereon. g Withdraw dlf1x
hs ieff o pertr ersAip. G4tu a-s are seu-d
Tle hfh A. san Fatt Will cUuitIae hefetotsre a.
5,r he F!ui II ALSOP Co. sd directed b ChaT.-s B.
polheru. suL " bssel Acrus P4rI eFs n TOE sane
a sutl { sXitsl h.s ls pnSvl-ed Tor ii.
IN CO fouify with tie TrsceE cement, ueOrze "
Hob. 10 arrived b-re ffou Eap1fao. VII
~ - srse cf OF AL>OP Co. Hitherto
- =, Tneodorr W Riley Nil Eoh-ons 1unlS house 81,
b. tiaf NV occurisd b., Nj Riley, No :. utt-f-SeT-
NoIk. June = 1850. , A--SOr &,Stoss,x "a
Gto-sr G. Ucfscr Of thc Firm 4 AL>OP Co, NLPzr2so,
me AID Sac trsace Will advance nents 70 sAsi
r-. =,
Ihc counssicu ard Esrsr-y on sales 81 >n ff,so Wit
be ter eeuL-NeW loik JgDe :. lsn .
GEORGE u HOSSON, No I! Soaih-s'-
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THE REGULAR NAIL LINE via :. sT0NISG3 { y =

i ION for BOsTOs. PROVIDENCE. NEw-sEDPoRD
ad TAUNTON -l1.ai route .iia0gt aeaAs chang" cars
% h..s..- csrryIus TIE EsstrrI Val =
Th. iLiN OvrH ROCK cspt. joel ston- ard {.
VANDERBILT. Capt ". II sfee IN -oun-c'ion with ne
Siouioou Providence ard Boston snd Prosdsnee hti'
ru-6. l-sshs EeWlofs ,av >uudsys ef,-lstd hom f-f
No North piv.r hr.i thar. above Battery p,c- 0ciocs
"a End S'orugtou j. on The srrivA OF ihe SAS
s-in ~bch ls.v.- Boston ~ - ?
Ttet VANDERBILT fnom Ses-fork Nopfsv, "sfnes-
IL, Friday Fruu So; ns'en rue-ay THURSDAY nd sa'-
ufcsy. NJ
cav saturday From s'o stou M0niay. Weenesd and
psssrrrrs proceed s'onirT-on Rurosd 20 Povi
Bo.ro- Taunton New Bedford ths Express NAL
.r reahg pieces scyer h0urs IN aivaDee of those y
Other routes time tor all the early morning lines
ofect,ps Norh and East PASSENGERS 'hA prefer reInsn
or board eIloy nights f-s andstnroei e'e~A
.,t desired ard leave Stonins'o1 IA ne m u-iH con
pectirs AZ PioyiJrrce with the II N tran fV ooS'oh
Bs.sase Master accompanies the Steamer ana Itsin
throG.l each WAY. -. -. p... n.
For pss.ss- brths rooms or freight Apply fef NV
Moth River or ~ the ofice No 10 BstterY-Pse-
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furniture.
O1ran STEAMERS, &r.

Wv YosK AAD LIvEEPooL L :. M :. : Co, 50 WAIs.
SEvYosE Va, = 1870
NOTICE.-The rate Of Freight BY the Steamers
~ q It's iiIe. ff'u LveTIoo relsce - ~ tsa aa
,n-erlelt. urtil further notice T. X COLLINS
IOR FORM IA. VIA Nc CARAGUA.
SHORTEST ROUTE BT 7,a MASS
GREAT Red CrI0S OFPRICES
Ord. .rd reses h.vr b~-n Sc-rxu, ho~Hie.
h. eesssd he country sy -Vacustei by sni
s-ro ard sable government seSuo.i-i bv th~ Uri,ei
sate. bsf,d sroolGg pet- ne
pcu.. Lre of stssmer. >AS Pr ANCfS"O IA. or
sar iz.d and will regularly u-rre rae sPea-
: a stesuship ORlLASA. so TIrs,
T. L. TINKLEPAUGH. Com psa6er
vii "a, from Pr No D. fOt q North M1ore-si Sor,A Rier
g. AN JVAN DT NICARAGUA on TUESDAY, JIEe a
Al e'e.ock I. ~, to connect vta tue steamer
SIERRA NEVADA
f,orn SAN JUAN DEL SUR, the Pa:if:. u. SAN
FRANCISCO.
To sau Juan del Norte To San Frarci.co. inc. glls
Fif., C-bin..... " - IshI-s Tlag,it q
SecoId Cstn....s''''''t " fnst Aon .
Sre"hd Do -
Sueeisse ............. .......N a.
For Seight or passage, spEly TO
i CHARLEs 4 wUlTvTY.
No Bo<uns Greer, Ne~ Yoft
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Il TOET srd FALL RIvER-rhe 'lsenila and siper'r
~.u.r NFTRr RrPCll>. Rros, -A,es Nes ora every
TrgSDlY THURS AY srf >,Tt ppAY - so'crcs =
and EAY STAFF Cspt. Je~sit, .aves Nv 'rs every
MONDAY W. 0NF SOty FRIDAY vSo'.locs m
from Pier No y r. 'he battery 10th touching At New
port esch Vsy ,,
Hereafter vii - regarded secured 20 any spri-
c.rf r,fi. the .sure .hsl hsve heec PAD
Fre-- 70 scs,ou srw dei through with ses. dispatch,
by =. Expfe Fteaet nsiu-
wN BORDEN As-a' Ne. % az u Wee e.
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Marbinerp, &r.

u,OR SAIE-Tbree secondhand FLUE BOIL
hrs twelt, feet long inches in diameter
Alse three Isin CYLINDER BOILERS, tsn ieot long by
a n.che ia diameter, early W. Apply 60
JOHN =. HARRISON, No 10 Pike ct
n MEN NMACfIINERY.@JOHN X. MCNALLY.
Chanplan N " Agent for the sale OF Linen M-ehinsJ
- -, dssptol sld second band, Engineers and Ma
h,t Tools AID Linen Yans Of nuoaeer aud quality
IODA- DA-WATER APPARATUS-Only $i5 and
All complete WM GEE, No. IS faonst, New
osk third hooT.
cSWItIs PATENT MILLS. q. LANE, ex-
- p.iye Mar uect uror-or GrDtrs Coffee 1ian, specs
a. sis size. tor family 6rocets, eafner' ~' very
seIF'~' ~ J. O. LANE, " 4shir Ston, n. Y.
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T 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD-Suu eI

N.rhs 4 les N .ud "a --a.y J. - . tcr FEmintdAe
.rt >-osss, snd 8; - 'or Hen nc~-d l"s a.
~ n Ne S.5.rl n; t0r J,nies, 70 Il T. > ~
S.rde:SO-m n Lao Grser.c- cr BrVokiya. inA n PtP
hGs !':s5, t. Ne.dsys. 6:lr Lsaelast. IE,o y
e Mcu1s-s t:sS T. e FaruilsiA'e. 81 = r. s1i p
r, syo..e; 7:X AID ?. HeneSssi 6:S a A ssd
50 = I-1.Aca, j.R, 7.ie sd $50 ALI .:io AID
4 a
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ISAkM Gor sAIE-;a Csiiwel, Tewnshin. E.-

County n J. el;snce Of e.Ateea miles troa Sew
Icik ri otaeld DepO Il col.As 81 Acrei u
Lad has CT it sood Dwelling House Ban. slabe CrAle,
Shed Wool shed Corn House kc If fbs shove uo' soi
before e.day June II Il x te and thsTe he OF red ai
Public Auotun Al IA o'Iock IA Terms of .ls ase 'etd
bO.d d-iaeo fo4 i4rtceT
p.ricusrs tprls JAMES WOODS EO. ~ f-.r-t 0r %
GEO A. MERNIE No III Faton-st., Ear of Il D. bls-r,
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CTTAM- M-REFINED CANDY. =

~ RIDLEY Co, corner OF ehsnoefs sua hut' '.
csts the Hud.ou River Rslresd Depo are 70 -
VI, ,esa!e or retail STEAM-REFlNEU CANDi A'd -
GAR PLUMS % q superior quality
CouptTy dealers SUPP lied 81 shortest notice.
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VVU1TIy
The underlined have discontinued the o.
ANN which vii In be esTiie1 by RtDLtf o.
-. Tbe parties COMPOSING frm have a. oeea
euo> "a IN this bra1ch Of establishment roai
v two yesrs respectively and for few years past nave hsi
.not the exclusive management Of this depa7gsut OF O.i
business ever confidence IL Recommending mem ~
~. uube b.eyiIs that viii continue 20 1.nuf.etHe
C.1Sy Of quality fully eqrA 70 thss heretofore .c nv a,
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CUSHING RAILROAD.-The Steamboat

ISL AND CITY leaves Fulton Ferry Wharf north 'ide AZ
a and 10 IN ard g. ard .. daily, meetins asd
chans passengers with the Cars Al huDters fon oppo
S which caves Flushi the same hsar. Persons
20 10 Flushg these Trains ID return by the
pe,t or ery Train through IN 50 minutes Fare "c
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EOR SALI-S- GOO.-A beautiful COUNTRY

STAT CcrIsct!-r-. win ato-t - .cfes o AID II
q cnl'iva1u well rccktc WE eso-e tfut Irse'
lsrse House bu With be- or h1i'asd u raoiern
Of Tuae roars lie STATE IeS ran
rosd with Barn Csniice Eos sheds Gfsa-Ty AID store
al IL scod fersir BEIc.ps cfst tSft0.
lso double frame HOUSE wi-h 3 Of LAND o. the
bes. cualy with sl i5ces-sry Oubudrs n Agriy 20
p. J. THOMAS. No - WAla1l-Et; or CLARK :" "EEhs,
herrk ALA EICkaIE center eufrarcs
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate

Of the County OF notice hereby siven TO al os
.o aims against JAMES PORTER, late OF me wy
of NewYors deceased to present the saiae Win
thereof TO the subscrset st his rsjenee No ~ noen~'n
.venu, Ia the CITY Of NewYork OF before NE
OF lime Nork the eleventh DAY OF Oe
cenber 1855. WILLIAM MA Snn,
apt2 iawSmS hu"'sss0.'
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the matter Of the Estate Of St-

sANNAH RLsDEN deceased pursuant TO an order ot ne
the County Of herein made the
saned OF the estate, &c OF said dee
quir,s persons hsvus claims sgaln the same 20 pacen
them with the vouchers thereof 70 the said Ahnnnsn
tb, office of Sweeny Shea No Chambers street. Va me oJ
Of YORK on or before the first dsy OF Novemser sS
.n5 Isw6uS BENJAMIN ELSDEi, Adminsrs,or
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nor CALIFORNI IA VIA NICARAGUA.
II .HnRTFsT RnI-rE ~ -. urLgs
T7EF VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM

TyHF VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM
i SHIP LlNt-FoT sOuIHAMPION AANRE and BRE-
nrN-Tbe fr.r.clA.s steamship NORTH STAR. T. + Hls-
ter ~ Master, will sal from Newi OK for the abOve
ports a Wednesday Juy tir'i CABIN passage $40 Sc
ior5 40 $50 For freisht o. passsse spply
y. TORRANCE. No Bowling Green
r.. NORTH STAR will ieave Bremen for New York
.nsr.t and Southampton August Person. desiias
S On, tf. friends ot lain CeTtica ates Of Passage
AvFW LINE Of NEW-YORK aud LIVER
n POOL PACKETs-PATRlorIc LINE-Ta'' ine viii
- conn1s.d OF the following and dfstcss ship.
grNpS CIAY.....I $50 tGns Capt b.vii C-ulsins
CA H0uN........2 2,eS ,Gn. Cap, Daniel u,gnan-
TiiPN AUSTIN. 90 tuns Capt. William Gsrrck
The above hps have bsen recently bgt and are hs ,ses:
d ms. .ubs,antal n the trade. They commanded BY
Gentlemen Of experience AID ability. Their Accommodations
a. y.ry superior and every e1eon viii BE made 70 promote
IL cor ION Of and the convenience VI shppers
For freight or pas .Se apply 70 =,
sPOFFORD TiLESTON CO., No . Broadway.
Agents. IN LiverpooI ,oc,
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guilrrp, sjGrowars, ano sron.

DlKONDAC COLD BLAST CHARCOAL
- IOHN ". QUINCY. Nc sS NiiiAin-s
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M LADiRS-WEST HErFORD Mass. Five miles from
BostO Ten Tes ckcTs Of 6 sbsty employed Ia TIE School
snerdDs fssiiss for boousb EDssh esyn wi Latin
GTesk tie modern polite LaBs Muse Cua' Plano
bsrp and OIsaI Drswi Embro@ery, and tbds Of
Paips Refinement Of ad the etiquette If society
heasted Psnsan lady resides in The family Ph1es
awarded in each DeIa tment
pnyses education 70 be found IL C,stbencs Dan
cnb GsmBasum, Bowling An-V, (tfctiy pryste Ssinmiog
Ia the Mys ic River isjt) Hos-bsos hiding &c Well siued
Sac~ Hr-es beouy s.miuay For parculas address
the PIN sips MRS. THOMAS =. SMITH
REFrssScys-Tbe Hon Robert Winthrop, Bosom; the
Hon. tdvsrd Ev-Io Boston the Rev. Chss Brooks West
H.ofod he Hev iohD Perpont, est Medford r. Gard er
Principal Boston Latin School the Hon Abbott Law
rsuce Bo.,or Rev. Hubbard Wio.ov sew Y5rk the
Rev William Hsfus, d. D. Albany; the Rev Roin IL Neale
u. d. Boston, the lion. Sam Houston. lexu
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Diano-fortes an0 Hlusir.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT Of NETWORK and
IA BOSTON PIANOS. including the celebrated Pianos OF
Jacob Chickerng and Hspes Bros, very low; StCOND-
HAND PIANOS $50 to &lz5 PaDos and MelodoJns 70 le
and rent allowed purchase. 7. BERRY 4 broadway
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Souefs 10 Get.

4 FURNISHED HOUSE 10 LET in BROOK.
IA LSN-ple,-utly stssted Rslt low. Cal at No. s.
CLeevtI y4sce, for fall particulars
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Of The County Of Nsw.Yos pocc leseby gwen 20 al
elsius as.in. THOMAS HARDY late "thscy
NEWTON deceased present. ,hs .sn,s "a 'saens w nsf
IN the CITY oi orb before the ss "th asy No
ytmh.r reI-patsd NewYork, the "a day o. Mhy iS
,SiawenSs sbtLAofiu "NSp'.
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Eesal Nctirfs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Newlork notice hereby gwen to all
persons having claims against ISABELLA hooNEa se
Wth ereof to the suhscrest at hts ece No
ertre a. In the City OF York before the tenth dy
o Iuue rex-Dsed New York the seventh day o Dccemeef
isS Idsl.~6msl JOHN G. G0TTSBER0ER, Enecosor
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ing upon his dead bride, he fell forward sense
less between the bodies, striking his temple, as
he fell, against the jeweled hilt of the fate Of
the Hetheriagtons.
Such" said D., rising from his seat
upon projection of the old ruins, such is
the tragedy Of Haieston. | have related it to
you upon the spot where it occurred. Through
that door rushed the maddened lover, and un-
der its wide arch followed the dead bodies Of
his brother and bride There is the lightning
struck oak, by which George Hetherington
entered Miss llairston's chamber yonder,
near that blackened fireplace III the wall, stood
the bed of the young lady The mansion was
soon afterwards destroyed by fire, and Mrs.
HairstOn in few years followed her daughter
to the grave. As to the wretehed victim of
these terrible events, he disappeared and moth
ing Was ever knOWn-at least, accurately known
-conceruing him. 1t was said that he had
abjured his skeptical opinions, and taken re-
fuee from his despair in bigoted adherence
TO the Romish church-in which he had be-
eone monk, it was even said. Lord Is
letter seems, however, to contradict this. AT
al events, You know now the tragedy Of Hairs
tan: let us go on our way"
Such was the legend related to me by D..
Ii is very strange
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Hoe SEASON AT ST. LoUIs-The first tran.
saction at st Louis this season in hogs took
place on the 28th nltimo There was a sale
of one thousand head of good corn-fcd averag-
ing two hundred pounds each in weight for
January delivery, and the seller to pack at So
per one hundred pounds net Packers state
that they are willing to pay the same for 9TH
er lots during the month of December. This
sale (says the st. Louis Democrat) is somewhat
below the anticipations of many, and cannot
fairly be considered the legitimate opening
prices. Hogs are plenty in the West, but the
farmers are reported as entertaining large and
Independent views in regard to the prices which
their pork shall bring them The profits of
last season and coed crops have made them
Saucy.
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Fillmore (Union) has in Bradford 80 votes;
Susquehanna, votes Toga, votes To
tai in the district, As votes
We shall have to yield the banner to our
sister Tioga. She gives one vote for Buchan-
an for every l3 for Fremont, while Brad
ford gives one vote for Buchanan for every
3 lS6 for Fremont. Not a wide difference
We give an increased vote since the State
election, of 1895; and our majority, 6S4 Woga
increases her vote ll4t, and her majority 5S5,
being determined to outdo Bradford
The increased vote in the district is 5000
the increase of majority, 1883.
The majority in the district for Fremont is,
9l3S-in 1882 it gave 2463 majority fol
Pierce, being gain of H., Sol.
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SoUNnING THE ATLANTIc-The steamer Arc,
tic, which arrived at New York on Tuesday,
has sounded the Atlantic all the way across,
finding the greatest depth 2,010 fathoms (more
than two miles 1t was not accomplished
without difficulties, as many of the instruments
used were new inyentons-Thc bed of the
ocean in the section traverscd by the Arctic
is a plateau, as already announced by Capt
Berriman, who had twice before sounded across
the Atlantic
The bottom in the deepest part is very
fine mud, of a mouSegray color, so soft that
the sounding instruments frequently sank sew
eral feet in the mud. They brought up speci-
mems Of the bottom at every sonnding, in
quills which were attached to the end of the
sounding instrument. Toward the shore on
each side this mud changes into a fine green
ooZe. No other substances were met with
no rock, nor anything that might prove fatal
to telegraph wire There seems to be now
nothing to hinder the great work, to unite
Europe and America by means of a telegraph
wire, an undertaking so grand that few tho't
it possible. The whole distance across was
found to he, $40 sea miles from St Johns,
n F., to Valentia Harbor, Ireland. The
greatest depth was found nearly in the cen
ire between these two places. The profile of
the Atlantic bed on this route is of by far
easier grade than many of our railroad profles
-Phladelphia Argus
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SUsoUEHANNA COLLEGIATE INsrIruTE-The
winter term of this fourshing institute will
commence on Wednesday, 26th inst The
managers have been very fortunate in securing
the services of Miss Z. NJ Cor, as PreccptresS,
who comes with the very best reputation for
ability and experience as teacher.
We understand that the Institute has been
provided with coal stoves, throughout, in such
lib raj number, as demanded by the comfort of
the pupils.
The growing popularity of the institute al
ready imperativcly demands that new accomo-
dations should be provided for the large num-
Der of pupils desiring to attend The Princi-
pal, Mr.. CoIr, is engaged in disposing of fami-
y scholarships, on very favorable terms for
the purpose of building suitable buildings for
boarding male pupils. We trust he will meet
with the success commensurate with the neces-
sity for such improvements.