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whh Asaziy god VIII Il consisted Of dnansss Fac
Hone,. fiiuninssed Yew Trss, Polka Dance All O.
,Ted Batter, Rocket &c ZAnia Pesuvia, AeSicas Sun
Go,sn Go Net Kaleidoscope the American Coat Of Arms
Some two hundred md ffty dollars worth Of powder
was burnt sre lss, DS 70 the gree, epjsy Of IN I'M
Illuminated Ye~ Tree, True Lovers' Nnos Rockets, &c
Zania Peruvia, Kescfvpg Globe, Ispuiyn Rose, Indian
Palmetto BAleidossevs Peruvian Cross tribute o. oeres
Coat OF Arms, Grand hOsaio Battery.
hIssIos SOURCE, GIVE FoINTs)
Crowds iu NED ont Last night 70 witness .Se display Of
r'olDR, &c number Of special poice were detailed,
but their presence scrroey seemed necessary, ss the oes
ed Of Chinese far Indian palmetto I,panan rose rockets
&C.. zana Pefuvia lovers knot, Peruvou cross So
turn and his sAaeises, kaleidoscope Fourth Of July
The following bands we're detailed 10 the respective
localities and dcoursed most eloquent and patriotic music
during the exhibitions
civ Hail PARK, music by Dodworth's band.
Madison square, music by Nol's ssrenth Regimen,
band.
Mount Norris square, music by Yorsville band
Hamilton SQUIRE. nu.ic by Conns's band.
Fifty -nin.h street, Broadway, niusc by Washington
band.
Jackson square, music by the Blind band.
Grand street, last Broadway, music by Hil's band.
Second street and Houston, must, BY Wannemaker's
Battery, music by W hit worth's band.
Mission square, music BY.
MADISON sQUAHE.
The display Of fireworks In This square was very bril-
liant. the shades Of the evening In large
b.rs of persons from this section OF the city locked Into
the square, and shortly before the first rocket dis
the coDcourss of became that ell
tue efforts OF the large force of Metropolitan police which
was in attendance to keep back the crowd from close
proximity TO the fire Sorks unRvailing. Indeed IL
seemed If the Efforts TO effect the repuon Of the multi
tade only cause them to forward more vigorously
milf had niaO r.
band ard the splendid band of tue 7th Regiment Occu
pied it, and alta quarter past O'Clock sruck lively
air. This followed b. the discharge OF rocket aud
then rocket ster rocket stresmed forh into the air des
cribng their courses with beautiful effect
When oil was over there vas cheer, rush TO the diff
ferent ENTRANCES, aud considerable shoung but the
en- Ire everything passed oil quietly, and therefore very
differ emily TO what generally expec ed The evening
most proptious, ana this contributed In small de
not ouy to the brongDg Of the sqeare, but also to
the success Of the displaying Of the Ere works. We feel
happy to have 1t In our power to add that
nothing further than the uamping OF few
toes ccured TO the pleasure derived from the
dispaay
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The circular Of r j. Stewart Co. contains the follow.
Ing rem0ks upon the market end the crop
mo market bias improved 2. 10 10 since the Issue OF
our circular per Canada, ths 2sth nit This 10 owing
70 the continued favorable vcpo OF the barvests In Eng
hand and the oontDsot brought by the Niagara, whose
scvcss received the seth uf AMI confirmed
9th inst by the Columbia with dates 70 24th u Cotton ii
Liverpool ~s I'd. stronger, ~th disposition 10 specu-
late FOR higher prices developing itself, and Al the last
o~Ae Aancheser market was very nrm. Tho opera
onsor export have recently increased before mainly
10 Liverpool, NJ h about one-thrd to France. Our small
domestic spnDers buy sparipgiy, they have good
trade goods tns spring having accumulated In rst hands
from the decreased demand from every section but
the South. and with hope for . change for tho
better until the grain crops can be marketed this
autumn In addition 10 which, the larger cotton oompa
pies carrying extra supply Of the material and
money has been In unusual request for dull period Of the
year The daily sales 81 bales from stock prices
closing firm NJ revised quotations The II not much
to be sad the subject OF he Growing crop An allow
ance OF three es average for U apparent bsok
wardness consdered 10 be very full, and the opinion
prevails that with Ia very healthy position may
disappear That will check the early deliveries or
cotton there DO doubt but thar the crop will be
pored 10 SERIOUS hazard by the late planting there
very great doubt In the past fortnight Injuries
potep and the letters generally indicate healthier
feeling this point The pts or the pre- crop
scatte ed parcels during the two months which remain
close the season, The official figures ~ the ports viii not
vary muth from 1850 600 bales
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In veW Of the sweeping OF the Police Conms.
soners, all the other boards who have hitherto, as L.
wsrc, lain dormant, take courage, and are now coming
out with ,hclr plans They are, In fact, in the highest
condition OF spirits, and laying out their schemes for
the harvest OF fat things which the ut Legislature conem
plated compensation for the merceaaries defeated
In the good cause which they ut time discreded
There especially marked revival since Vie late decision
OF the Court Of Appeals among the members Of
the Central Park Commission. All the committees are
busy a. possible rcports and the lcSccs and con
tractors are buzzlng about hls matter like capsizcd
beehive.
Yesterday afternoon there stated meeting OF the
Board where Commissioners Cooley, Fields, Hogg, Elliot
Butterwortb, Green and Dillon were present.
Mr. Hcgg reported In regard 10 q complete system n
drainage and sewerage for he grounds. This appears
will be very extensive job and the estimates plans and
profitable patronage resulting therefrom will require
good deal of consideration OF course The report
cordlngly referred after di'cusson
Reports upon otner preliminary matters we're also
passed uron, including the ny laws and reguaonst TO be
adopted by the Boart ad over for further consideraon
q report the condition OF the buildings in the Park and
their shocking condition, rcerred back and the follow
ing, which with the resolutions annexed, toe Board
adopted
The Committee on Roads and Walks, TO whom at the
meeting of the Board Of Commissioners Of the Central
Park OF the I'd OF June was referred resolution respect
ing the removal Of and stone walls ying In the Park
grounds, beg leave 10 report
That upon examination OF the subject they Dad large
quantity Of stone lying the grounds which
be removed without blasting also many old stone
walls which must be removed.
That the stone must be removed al the earliest rracica
BILE moment and before other work can be advanisscousy
done.
Tbss they may be advantsgeousy used in building a
founoston wall around the Park, upon which the per ma
nen boundary fence be erected They believe, also,
that the work may be done most cs'y aud chcspy by
contract beng taken 10 describe the stone 70 be
removed by stating all not embedded beyond certain
depth, 10 be removed IN some other way, ~ 70 avoid
litigation.
Resolved That the Chief Engineer he directed 10 make
out into I've or mose divisions the whole surface OF the
Park proposals for removing the stone walls and surface
stone to report tho ssme 10 this Board al the next
meeting.
That he be requested present In writing 10 this Board
At the same time such description OF the stone 20 be
moved will DO clear 10 contractors, and thus save I'd
ture expepse and trouble.
The usus scramble for Official patronage has already be-
sun around the Commissioners Theirs will be the next
turn by right follow the wake OF the Police Commits
sion and those Quarantine, Streets and Ercse by some
brilliant tactics and bold manmuvres.
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The AmmunitiOns OF War for the Late Fill
clustering Expedition to Cuba.
SUPREME CouRr-sPEcIAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge Roose velt.

Bor9e Hon. Judge Roose velt.
July 7-Domingo de 0oicorid rs Appldon Goldsmith and
Others Tho particulars Of this publshed In the
HnAD In full when brought before the Court short
time since We then published long list Of the articles
which form the subject of the present motion This
Ing Judge Roosevelt rendered the following decision;-
Hitchcock, who makes Of the adAvits against the In
junction. admits thai bis nrm the OF the pro-
perty In question. He says that about the month Of
spers (o The house Of spers oliver and requested him
to purchase OF this depone quantity of and
spsrs Oliver Of ain absolutely
their pote for Us o0 with superadded right Of election
70 purchase al q fixed sum The character OF this ar.
rangement and tue mode and circumstances OF the alleged
subsequent payment Of the notes. are not 90 perfectly
clear the sdavis 10 dispense with further oTuiry
held he properly a fsO.ors or ssens Il the plaintiff and
that their disposal Of II wrong done TO him Whether
he ultimately obtain redress - against the defendants
must depend upon further deseiopemeoe. sufficient
ss Jace IN made out to warrant the detention of
The property until he trial especially % the plaintiff has
given ample security for any possible damages should he
siI in his suit Motion dissolve Injunction
denied but without costs
TAe Posk Bank U.s. Roert Dduies and Others ordered
that the motion 10 strike out parts complaint their
present Denied and taken 10 be ada rts to supta
the provisional remedies by njunciou and 1t Is further
ordered thai the plaintiffs respectively have leave 70 file
amended complaints memo pro nc AZ they may be
and that unless such amended complaints be 30 died and
served within four days oil the OF the original cJm
plant objected In the motion be deemed TO be stricken
out Of the same, peadngs with, and $40 costs Of the
motion.
Ameso Ccvweu and eda,-s rs Mary ~ Coi,isgcood and
otAcrs The AIDED compliant Sufficient Of n.el The
supplementary complaint states no new s at, ana Is also
matter Of which the Court tskes judicial notice with
out pleading The demurrer should be allowed, but the
ery OF the demurrer may be suspended until the TIA OF
Before Hon Judge Mitchell
Stafford AND others.-order confirming the report OF
Wdiiem How'll rs Gecye p. LdA1,idee.-Moion grant
ed without coeu.
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certainly not abandon their po'n The govcrnmeut sro
doobties rendered ssogne b. tho prospects Of shs ha,
vest and impatient 70 snatch is bene without, waiting
FOR 70 be safe from oil CONT agencies or course snv
uniowsrd event were 10 happen ths position would be Que
Of great danger but II financial be made
snbseryeu TO- polhcs mtives risu n that be
run The worst danger es In the which the prece
dent " likely 10 be pu, 70 for the future.
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MARRIAGES AID DxArHa


BAKn-HnHoocx-On Tuesday, July, 7, by the Row.
Dr. Bemsn Of Troy at the residence OF the brides shsg
A. N. Hitchcock, ESQ.,, Mr. A. W. RAKHE TO Miss Nsuu
HrcnooCx, all Of Brooklyn,
Troy papers please copy,
MISUNDERSTANDING Wednesday, June ~, by the
Rev Mr.. Stevens, Mr. SAsun HAYxAs 10 Mlss CAnaananu
SanpARD, both of this city.
Friday, July 8, by the Rev.
Ph Merke, Mr. CosEAD BusSARD HupHAen 10 Mas MAsaA
p. IisDnASs both Of this city.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
For Situations and welp wan'ed, see ssh page,
MISCELLANEOUS.

A DvrcE TO s1RANeERs.- voc WANT tn BUY
n china glse hx,vrvs or silver plated wNrA 70 70
DALEY AC s. 6st and e3 BroaivsT they have ' arges
,msni "a Vie cY and iheG prces are nucs beov e
usuAi ralea
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SwpNusp, Frscklws, MOrpRew and Erup-
fcus cuss and tsco'ored skin ared by ION ES old s
ban y vpo i01 wesy jones' coral hair OIL Is
lne for bad hair.
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Rre9. AAsx. g., Dsrry's VrioophsrV~s II tns
beM and chs 0sle for drsaas bsauttfynx .nans
cursg pressSyinx restorns the kAr ladies Vy h sos
oyerYW6arN
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To YsvfulEss the lSrcsth ard Erar'tcssx ras.,
ffeckles ssd pimpks Balm OF THOUSAND Flowers I"
none geauins unley' sisut FAIR. 0R co., Now York
For sale at ~ Broadway suo' by all druggfan
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powder proof dsaancs lo~ls sna eros SAH fS 10 Pear
RoRnRT n fAvgNcB.
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CITY UOsImERClAL REPORT.

July ID Z. n.
AsHHs stock Increased by fresh arrivals and
the ket Inactive small sales VI pots made
at ,Ac., lille pearls we're nominal.
BRkAleTuFys-f lour-The market main ,ained the i'm.
proved tone manifested yesterday, with good local and
EAtern demand while sales made 10 a fair extent
full prices The transactions looted az about 900 900
Al bouk the 10 sin lons
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PastIlreH--VorralfuRrs
MeVup,s

Memp's Worm PastIlreE--VorIalfu&rs
chss ged with mercury, which are oaomri a--
desd to children The pastillep ell vege alle
effect lie immediate corete thao hat of
whossae drupgss go Water street. York. ny
druggists. 25c per bottle.
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nent the market Look N the book direct0ss II
the paper which they prwted marked 'Hol
ows few Yors and Lo saon ~. medicine = y.naoc bus
bev cen eyes light src At tee manufeprr W
Maiden lane s by all druggists NC CSC and 81 ,ov
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rlrrmen and their n1schines.-Nc. N EN-
xtnp and - photographed by HOLrES The uaed states
picture MAKER 80 yscsdwaT C9me sioag, bogs
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u
ranged from 80 90 SO 60 Canadian sold 10 the
OF ABOUT $50 too bb about the ABOVE quo siioos
southern nour less busy ant while sales condned
it0 800 bbs within the range OF the above quo
Rye -four and meal quiet and prices unchanged
Whest-The market continued nrm with sales OF about
1000 IL ot0 bushels, Included In wnth about
AGO bushels old red South srn at 81 IS, with 500 bash
els Chicago spy'ng at 81 as, and cargo OF Ml~ankie
club reported nj 81 g. Corn closed with increased
buoy pcy and animation The faes embraced about 10
600 $1,000 bushels esteru mixed SIC q s3c. Rye
nrm with eaIes reported at 81 Il 81 is. Oats
plenty AMI cheaper. 5aos Of state and Western at
sec a67c.
Gown II sale OF cargo OF Rio made, consisting
OF 200 bags for export al and 90 do. Jamaica al
IKE weekly circular gives the following statement
regarding stocks. prices, SC
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Short Season

the viii be short have concluded IN
usual reduction Of prices At which have
accustomed TO do late in toe and u his
fct
VIII close our large stock Of
FssHioNA3r.E SUMMER CLOTHING
at greatly reduced prices. - -
Corner Of Broadway and warrea street.
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The street Commissioner.


The friends Of Mr.. Conovcr claim thai they have
positive assurance, that the dccsou in the application
TO compe surrender OF books and papers hn In the
his favor by Jtdge Peabody. Tho time OF s delivery has
ben set by agreement with the counsel Of the contestants
for this morning.
The counter proceedings the part OF Mr. Devin
pending before Judge Roosevelt a quo iDdrrdno 10
compel Mr. Couover 10 defend tho legality OF bis appoint
mcn street Commissioner.
aFrc<serfck's Gcmpse- OF Art No. JsJ and
So Broad var, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Hanosypcs. superior any usd~1n this city
Pho,ounphs IN OIL pastel and squsreie, by Fredericss
Photographs in India ink Partisan style.
Galley ~ iron A. NJ 70 10 r NJ sndfres N the lnspec.
ton OF the pubic.
30 Cent Ambrotypss, with Case snd Dollar
PILOT graphs illustrating the beauties OF naiure2so daily,
By KlMBALi sH bfoatway
straw Hats st Cost.-An ssmmer Hats ri
COS, .wHlTss, iss Fulton street. between Broadway and
Nassau street
Portable Dressing Gases IN Great Variety
J.As SAUNDERS store ouy, 81 No. 7 Asos Hoass.
Pucnet Cutlery, Newest styiss.-J. q ..
SAUNDERS store only, Al No Assor House.
sAUNDERs' only, q, Ro. Assor House
ke arxes, assorsxsni
r.oor~ r., A. And ssi Ss,,o. .,, ne az
Genin's Dove Coiorcd Beaver, Cashmere Is
the only fashionable hat scientifically ventilated the Plus
u,r. O. a, that beautiful . IA. and the esd's ssfs,sy OF the
"a broadway. opposite 81 Psals.
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MEDICINE without Pay.


sil pfessnt box of my magnetic sajve any reepess
bic patent who will raj Tor 1t salt heum old ulcers
scrofula and burma unsurpassed.
6. B. SMITb, II Canal street Church
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Hsm0vsl.-msrrn ~ To-, RADICAL Cmre pT~@
ONCE No. AZ Maiden lana, have removed 70 No. vesey
street. Asior House rrussse supp oes shoulder brsces
sk elastic sochnrs ant variety Of bsntages Of most
approved patterns skuily applied Private snplicston
roorus ladies and female IN atf~ndanos
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Rare and elegant stock Of clothing tor 9th o. back
has len large stock uneod which we
offering cost 70 olesr out Fu suits OF every variety
OF Marsees nen Hgrret driN and dress suts spsca ne
prices from - 70 SO nad stnns u made he
nest manner and cut Ia latest styles
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Ceylon ........ s.s Loo -
MaracAb DO ...... 2ts7 Total bags d mats. 70, $40
Qi01tOns
RIO, prime, ms ll%slz fsguayrs, ms. 12Ha13
Fair, ms. 80. all Costa Rica, ms. IL AJAX
Ord, ms. 10Hsl0k Javs,m.&b. ,4ms. alex
Msrscsibo, ms. l2ksi3h 81 Dom cash.. ALL
The market for all descriptions during the past week has
been Inactive Holders, however, show great rmness,
especially Rio. prices Of viii IN strong upward
tendency The transactions 10 Rio embrace ,aS3 bags In
ou TO the trade at full rates, and 100 bags taken
speculation nj ii &c.
CorroS -The market continued nrm, while sales wcro
confined 10 abou, 900 a 600 bales at fol- prices.
FRsIcErs TO Liverpool about 500 bales ofcoon
engaged Al Be- per bale with sea Island do at Is ST.
and the City Of Baltimore engaged IL 900 bushels
OF grain at 4bd. In ships bags. To London go tons
oil taken at Ia. Cd and so ditto At los Thore
nothing TO IIavre or TO the Continent
NAVAL rs-Spifits turpcntno hrmer, with sales
a7c asc cash. Rosin steady with sales Of about
1000 bbs common at 81 %, $40 lbs. delivered Crude
was firm and nominal al -. Tar ranged rom 81 70 70
10 81 L. Oh generally were quie and prices Without
change OF moment
PsoyrlSsa-Pork-Tne market va. less active and
The sales ctnnned 10 about 500 Dds OF mess In
loss st s22 so sl2 IS Prime was hrm, with sales at
so 15a $40 % Beef steady, with sales OF about
$50 bbs including coun,ry mess $40 80 Sl7 and
packed Western al sli 5oasls Prime mess vas da a,
SIS $50. Beef .hssns quiet and nominal. Cut
meats we're Arm, ~ith sales OF so hhds, including
,boulders a. pA.o $50 and hams nj l0xc lie Lard
was Inactive with Of about $50 200 bbls at llc
laxc. Butter and cheese were In far demand without
change in prices.
SrcAp.-Tne sscs embraced about 300 hhds Cubs
masoovsdo Of ec al0Ac.; loo do. a. 1870 alOIc IL
do Porto Rico At &c, ana loo ooxes At Tic q 12ssc
wHeSsY.-salcs Of about 200 bols. we're made at 31c
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30 Cent Ambrosypss, with Case snd Dollar
PILOT graphs illustrating the beauties OF naure-2so daily,
bv prsafwav
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Portable Dressing Cases IN Great Variety
J. AZ SAUNDERS store only, 81 No. 7 Assos Hoass.
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The display here received 9th great applause by
large assembage II con sisted q Chinese Fam Mexican
sIn, Illuminated Yew Tree, True lovers Knot, lsnh Pc
xuva Indian Palmetto Tribute Of Ceros and Polka Dance,
Peruvian Cross Cross Of Honor, Kaleidoscope, Cascade
rsrahan Roe, the American Coat OF Arms, commencing
with splendid wheel q Chinese, Egyptian and radiant
rcs, forming all the variegated and Beautiful mutations
Arms displaying shield with the stars and stripes on
each side, with the appropriate coors-red, white AMI
elue-mutsting 20 splendid diamond, and terminating
with grand fights of coored stars and srcamers, and
exhibiting et view over i've o1sand feet OF
Gre and al the mos brilliant and beautiful coIors
In the art
Inc fireworks were much admired by the large nber
OF persons who assembled in this ,cslty 10 witness the
,splav and cous,s,ed Of Chinese Fan, Star OF Americ
Indian lmctto saturn and his safe tes Cross OF Honor
illuminated Yew Tree, Rockets Sc.Zanis Peruvs, and
Fourth OF Jolly. -
ruriSrSrH srREET AND BROADWAY,
was visited by large number, who feu wei pleased
with the exhibition II consisted Of Chinese Fan Rockets
eczAns peruva, True Lovers Knot, Indian fane'to,
Gross OF ~ john Revolving Globe, Cascade,
rspahan Rose Tribute OF aud Polka Dance, fourtn
OF July, and Grand Mosaic Battery.
JAcKsoN's SQUARE,.
Three hundred and nny dollars we're expended on me
exhibition 10 this l,caity Tho display was nloyed "
huge crowd. consisted OF Peruvian Cross III animated
yew Trc, Mexican Sun, Gross OF Honor, the Lovers
Knot Cascade, Pride OF Aurora Kaleidoscope, Rockets,
sr, Zana Peruvis, Tssphan Rose Golden Goblet, 1b e
of Ceres and Polka Dance the American Coat Of Arms,
Grand Mosaic Battery.
spcoHD STREET AND HOUSTON
The hundred and any dollars appropriated for the
display Of fireworks In this locality was well laid out
Every seemed 10 think they bad their money
worth consisted Of Chinese Fan, Cross OF John The
Lovers Knot Pride Of Aurora Saturn and hs Satellites
Rockets, SO Fairies Fcoc, Kaleidoscope Ispahau Rose
Polka Dance and Cclored Battery.
GRaDp srREKr AND x,sr Bao apwAv.
hcre were very large number present n The display
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Pocket Cutlery, Newest Styies--J. u q.
SAUNDERS store only al No. Assor House.
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Cotton Trade.

The circular OF J. Stewart Co. contains the follow
Ing rem1ks upon the market end tho crop -
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LEGAL NOTICES.

,.UPRENR ocURr-rHs PAX PARx va CHiFLSs
y ". bnls, Jsmes X SIZE, Peviekr Jukuu, Elm I'D
Dwight, samneI Klo. the whn,non srf. fuer cirpo
ration Ard Samuel kos trtasueev sur 'or money
d. mspd c,ntsrc-Jyn no served To the ab W AIMED
endans You hereby .oneN ard required
the GRIP AR ~ his scdn hish vii lied IN oc, q
he RI RI 81 The city sn county ~ Ns~ yors a The C isl
In the ciy rev 1wn sno sefye copy % y01r ansT'
Pc strt re- YORK cty, WITHIN twe-v DAYS sfer
prtce q stis summon On exclusive of toe das o tnt
ssrvce a-d fail 10 the said complain vi hin Ire
time sf,s.sh the plaintiff 10 ths action will take fdsncni
.ssne yol for the OF ave tholsaud dos sin ner-a
from third day n Oriober then aud sight red ~
ny sever, besite. the cost, Of his sciloa
GUITAR TowEsvrD, Paints : Attorneys
No. Heekran rect res YORK
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WIVES AVID LIQUORS.

T1UgNsC EtCBsJIs ASD BOgraArx BRANDrrs-
In boni, lew; port sherry and ssdsbs wr@, 70 ~
-'s ot Ru.cu AZ <oncrgeh-la wsssey t'r u cents.
BrYtrs ua nyihd v call A. b. BGs1, " Pearl street.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1857


EALL sHAwIs AND nANTu.LAs- QUE lNYIBu
Il stock including all Tho most hshouabs styles,
naxbed d0wu mtg i've DER ceul
LoBD TAYLOR. 7s, 15I 100 and 81 0rasd ssrest.
And Nos ~ and % CAthAFfno streeA