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The Contempt Case or Marcus G. Stanley.

The Contempt Case OF MARCUS Cs St"hey'
Before Hon. G. G. Barnard, Recorder.
Marcus C. Stanley before Recorder Barnard yes
terday and made the following affidavit in reference to
he alleged contempt OF court with which he was charged
In the matter of the alleged contempt OF Marcus c.
Stanley In not responding TO suop9nea issued oy inc
Hon. George G. Barnard
city being duly saith that the 2 lay Of March
served With subpoena to appear testify the Hon
George Barnard Recorder OF NE CITY OF new aorx W
such subpoena requiring deponent appear at e ven
with him and aid on his oebalf in the examlc ston
formed The oaer who served the said sabpgna
tended to search for his and @ hun an
that Sc a
E9Oe p hsTc car 81 snd
part of said then being held IN reserve
SHOULD az s.Se Gses the %
ponent then went pursuit of james Brady ESQ., another
OF eponen counsel but after dgent search and inquiry
ya%e snso wSns p and DESIRED S attend 90
animation, but was informed BY HIM thai hs business o' pro-
this March the sihai 10 O'Clock NJ that the said Whiting
medisiey took to the Recorder and which is now his
possession that the first nns9u received BY deeoaeat that
hour through the services OF the ana
he could and woui have been ready attend be
ned; that the deponen from all the surrounding cirean
by the said the SAID examination ana therefore
made toe efforts herein h, 10 the
nor In intended the OF the honor
.rsry ihsrecf when depone1t FUND that could
the counsel that be desired or either Of them ne
examination without aid Of any sci VII
Sworn before me 18th day of March, 1858 GEORGES c.
BARNARD.
As soon as this affidavit made the Recorder ordered
Marcus C. Stanley to be discharged and thus the case was
terminated
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Personal Intelligence.


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m,.e. f Hsssro1ci JANE. / p..Sroues Kingston. n j.
s cS grs sws5 sos ss laS.
sebblps } a Damon, sp 1nghsd; = 8. Ramsey. Cansds
Rsndsi New York; Ass Richardson belfast frssSd Me.
Al the Clarendon Hotel Mrs France. Ann Kemele sad
Rss B rasSfRs ss ss%Gi ip Ssss
ge.Sr.J Carte. srorn Pros,sen's marsssl wood' DO,
Alss9y SEs1d Mr.. MsrSas sPrias ssw jsT'cS g
FsS wseas0fs j. GoodsS asrucfa jane. Parker
Duichess county.
From savannah in The steamship Aiabams-Ni.s Matilda
May, N Bsrnsrd-snd II sseerage.
From Charleston 10 the steamship James Adger-Mr Story
lady and ssusssr suis ds SSns Mr.. Sssss &c
con. Edv 6siishet n Biot-sud 10 sieerage.
x.. 4.s 5sa s brig r.. HsSS. " ss sF'"
rrum Richmond ss in the steamship ys%e,,own-wm fel.
Brown Miss X CASTILLO, and Il In The seerase.
TO ARRIVE.
From New Orleans In steamship Phlsdepha-Aer Stein
Sy snd .sas efFs s sesssS u %S
gc1hsI s.. Ben, nn v ag.'dn IA gen' on
DEPARTURES.
For Glasgow IN the sesmshiP New yorkPJ Rogers lsdy
nd =, bomsso John Scot = louis. Rob, Cars
Miss Jane Heller Wseensp, wuIsms,grg; 9 Donsdson,
row, Mrs iAngaiol and Mrs Ions, y y WIN coulter,
sets VIM 4 Davidson Phillip wadsworih, EneI,nd Thos
Mcclure ady and Two children Tlipois-foal q and 70 in
For Savannah. per s,esmshp Florlda-J wyer Tut
hull, New hos strong Edward strong Beg w suong,
smaa. S' c. f sSna rse sSndy ana Mr..
MILLIONS Mrs Michel s.so ,es,t. C sa,a.
Mrs SSG Gs SHsf fBB t SSs''
Fos 5Rcs sn AZ s.es~shE wsnd
Scardino, Mrs A vedder VIM Edgar, q W Waterbury.
~ biodhead PreseQfI Harris and lady Bamiss.
barnes Leanes, Mrs WATSON, Mrs Mclean and child, A
s@s Mrs simpson and es % MOTIFS n Msss' and ch
and " in the steersse.
FOR yhareeon In the steamer uas,ve-J n Harheck and
iay Miss Harbeck Garmer, " Ate ari latx
DrMs Henssel Mr. Harris Mr. Budd Juns CAPT 1ireen M
Brown Us shc Ohas Moss Myers, POPE, Holman,
u ldy@sdse, lngre Tadds, HUBS Sswln, l. "
An the steersDR. 0 " ~
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FREE NEaRoRs.--A correspondent Of tho aavan
nah Georgian makes the following suggestion ;-shouL
oil the Southern states pass the same law AZ louisiana A
passed viz can free persons OF color found in the state
after January next are TO be sold into slavery the North
would be 80 ooded with negroes that aboliopsm wId
expire agony with disgust Let the press sivocas. the
law and by doing so you add negro psupers the white
OF the North and innic an everlasting upon all in.
terneddlers
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


PrRDY-GuJu On Monday, Feb. %, by the Rev DR..
Adams Mr.. NArnASist PuRDY to Miss AnAspA T. GnLxr
elcest daughter OF George Glot, ksq all OF this city.
RsBrDAN-SSA2RKs. Thursday evening, March IL,
By the Rev r. W. Gesenhaincr at the residence OF tbs
brides father, Mr. CHARLss RABuDAH, Jr TO Miss A. r..
SKAES eldest daughter Of John skarren E5q ali Of this
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prices except Tor the lower qualities which slightly
easier.
AUGUSTA, March IL, 1858.
The sales Of cotton TO day bales ct unchanged
rates. Market firm.
SAVANNAH, March IL, 1858.
The sales of cotton to-day 100 balee, prices
showing steady market Four ships cleared for Liver
pool 10 day with IL 900 bales Of cotton.
BALTIMORE, March 10, 1885,
Flour firm at 81 so for Ohio and 81 90 for Howard
street choice Wheat firm but quiet Red 81 OF ~ 10
and 81 Is 81 rs. CornSales Is 900 bushels at &c. for
white and 6Oc. &C. for yellow. Whiskey dull at 2oc
20Kc.
PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1853.
Flour firm at 81 SO . - 82k. Wheat in active demand
GALES Of 600 bushels at 81 OS 81 10 for red and 70
81 80 for white Corn active sales OF 10000 bushels
yellow at 6Oc Coffee has advanced &c Rio, ~ llkc.
Provisions quiet. Sugar buoyant whskey dull, at 2ehc
2lc.
Weather Reports.
BY the Northern, Eastern, Western and southern Tele
graph Lines.-0Mce 81 Wall street.
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ef age whose Of life have nearly out discovered
while the East Inces, certain for consumption,
Asthma bronchitis coughs colds. and general debility The
remedy him when his only child daughter
was givea up die Wishing do much good possible
he will scnd suoh of his allie ed fellow beings request
t. this recipe with uu and explicit directions t1r making
and successfully using H. lie requires each applicant to
ncose him shnghree cents W be returned postage
ON the remainder to be applied To the
this advertisement Address DIR. IL JAMES, No. 10
Grand street. Jersey City. N j.
DIR. Kelley can be consulted daily mt MS
Office No. Is Bible House. Fourth avenue upon diseases
| OF The lungs liver and Kidneys, free OF charge
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Bntchesor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The world surprising all made Sold and applied
at the manufactory, Zy3 Broadway
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Lyman Coleman, the distinguished antiquarian, has pre-
sented the collee with fine collection OF Egg ptan anu
aues, and Mr.. A. H. Kerr American artist 10 korne,
has presented oust OF Cicero The Lvoniaas have or
dered buss Of Demosthenes and SOphocles " decorate
their hail. set Oft " the srosGoing OF the hall OF the
Brothers in Unity The Senior class have engaged Mr. j.
Butler, the celebrated portrait engraver 70 ehgrave
and print hundred Impressions OF each member OF the
class at $S6 each for the autograph book making his con
tract % 500. The other expenses OF the book will make II
cost 50 900.
THn YOUTHFUL aIRDERRRs.
s. L. Sands sends long essay, setting forth
the absurdty OF sparng youthful murderers they
were intoxicated at the time of committing The offence,
on account Of their youth. He says:-"Iet build
pleasant retreat for these youths and though murders
may increase yet what blessing will be TO know that
many Of our stray lambs may provo To DO the brightest
children OF God on earth"
MONTGOMERY, ALLAN KsNLISHMAN'S OPINION oP
SLAVERY.
"John Bull" writing from this place, prophecies for ID
q commercial Importance eQpa TO St. Louis. The js~al
darkes enoyn ing the celebration birthday
seem 10 give his reflections philosophical turn, ani he
Gays Every stakeholder from Las Casa Washington and
Calhoun, down to the las, Yankee who has bought y
slave Gods missionary in his great work OF Christl-
AIMING thu African by Bringing millions OF them to the
missionaries in America instead OF taking missionaries TO
them in Africa"
''HOLp DING ON FOR GOp"-"A VISITING HOLY GHOST
correspondent takes exception TO those phrases occur
ring in recent revival meetings, AS an insult 70 the
Almighty He thinks Sod is able TO take care OF himself
and tha. the remark Of Rev Mr. Wadsworth IL true We
have an abiding, and not a visiting Holy Ghost"
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C,istodo,o's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees-
The very best world Wholesale and retail and the
dr. privately applied, at No. 6 Asor House.
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White, Tho Hattsrx Spring Styles, -; Las
fall sty lie redu ced 70 S. WHITES Is3 Fulton street.
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Hunt, Webster u Co.'S Tight stitch Sewing
mac hines embracing Hicks recent improvements, and
under Howes patent No 469 Broadway N " first
"A
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Defiance Salnmander Safes-Wlth Patent
powder locks bars Also FIRE and burglar
ROBERT NJ. PATRICK.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

A PERMANENT CURE FOR PTLEs-DR. wITMERB
"A rls Suppository The proprietor guarantees
any of piles. either external Internal. References
will be given than dozen persons this city WIN
confined TO their beds and his article cured them. If
satisfied after using Dor Of suppososy
your money viii be returned b. tAe agent No 1853 Bowery
New York
DARTHOLFs PATENT SEWING MACHINEs-
ID For aors pants, and dressmakers boot and shoe
htters and general use. Saesroom $50 Broadway,
BrDome stroa4
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BaIlard's Hair Dye, KsllinRer's. or Manhat-
on uniment Manhattan plssers bers syrups, &c. Depot
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HolloSvny's pills and Ointment.-Maternity
has many and the chds he sh depend upon the
mothers there should therefore be double care employed
II mother Is dytpepc the child Ill pine the mother
has breas happy Office becomes agony BE adj
them these remedies which Will health to
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tn body corrupt humors obvate state OF costive
nessso shall your cold, your itauenza your dysensery
Rheumatism weaknesses and debility, and the
psn your SIDE be the affair OF day Disease cannot re-
give you paor occasion disturbance but from tho
eea o, those ont parts of hs body substance which
have continued beyond the time nature DESIGNED The
bowels the skin, the kdneys at fault Brandreth
pills Ill them order and establish the bod =
health Five hundred persons have been restored
them from sickness health In the last twenty
Principal office - Brandreh building Canal street sold
wery l Hudson street ll3 Third avenue T5
Fulton street brooklyn and VI la houth sixth street VII
liansbuIg. Price 25c box.
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Holmes United States Patent StereOscOpiC
double action for sale al the machine potrt gal
lery. broadway.
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The Espencheid Hat for she Present Spring
has usual been endorsed by gentlemen OF taste Price
s. 81 al >sNassAu street.
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for old newspapers every description and whole
Will mske difference and old pamphlets OF any
kind whatever and old books ali 10 pieces and old
blank books, by j. c. sTOCKWEIL, rs Ann street. base
m
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The Csntral Chrsidn Advocate OF a recent date gives
particulars Of the religious REVEAL in Iinois and
Missouri A. Jacksonville station Illinois, over two hun
dred have been converted and hundred and ninety
acceesiors 10 the church have been made
In the Oekaoosa district Mo- the preachers report nine
hundred conversions.
Al Ashland Kentucky, during a revival which lasted
three weeks sixty persons were added TO the Methodist
church.
Az Mammoth Cave, Miss, az the result Of q revival,
which lasted fourteen days, thirty three converted
The Northeastern Tenn Niwstsys that the revival
ofrtsion which has been progressing In that city for
than six weeks, still continues The people generally
In town and the immediate vicinity OF town. give unusual
attention 70 the preaching Of the gospel ard the exercises
Of the altar The exsc, number protesting conversion
sirce the revival commen4t we have not ascertaned,
but we suppose II IL little Hort OF one hundred.
In Cleveland Ohio, there extraordinary revival Of
religion. prayer meeting is held daily at O'Clock,
A. ~, at the Plymouth church and the attendance Is 80
large TO crowd the The interest In rele sub
ecs seems 70 pervade every cass AMI Is particularly
marked among business men, clerks, nc.
:. All the churches at Madison mo, with few cscep-
ing and evening prayer meetings and lectures daily
and nightly held IN the Presbyterian churches.
At Cincinnati, according 10 the Gdsde the attendance
at the daily prayer meeting has continued increase the
room 10 which has been held crowded 10 excess and
many are unable 70 gain sdmiitance. The large lecture
OF the First Presbyterian church has been thro9n
open, and II that proves Inadequate as probably will,
Judging from The great and general interest ken ia the
matter, diferen meetings will be organized in the
raj rooms Of the basement Of she church.
number OF revivas are in progress in Detroit At
sent large number have been converted AMI admit
ted wSsn. the pae Of the church anil more bccem.
ing awakened by the feeling which universally mani
Tested.
INDIAN RELIGIOUS ESTABLISHMENTS.
In 1s5556 he latest returns) there appear 10 have
been employed in Bengal one bishop, with a salary OF
"a sos, and 1852 for visitation allowances 1i20 cathedral
establishments 6s cbspans Church Of Engsud), with
salaries Of f51 03l and allowances " 81 $40 I'm s two
Scottish Kirk ohapains with salaries Of f230 and two
"uncoyenantct' ministers, with salaries OF Esao 20
Rether) ,725 the allowed 10 Romanist priests,
but Of these the nsmter hot specified IN the return be-
fore In The Madras Presidency is55-e) there was
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&. EH.RLEs' LONDON CORDIAL GIN PRO.
~ notes active digestion; cools instead az
heating the system, which invariably inyigoraisa
whilst is influence extends to the spirits, which IL
G. eNfilaraes without intoxicating rendering the
posi- tot harry. and impsrting activity and o.
reni'y "a the mind. For sale 81 all druggists, GRO
GERS, sc. Quarts rs pins IS cents. Depot ~
q
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19
Thanres for Business men.

EOR SALE-The LARD and OIL REFINERY
l. No 24 Frspkln-st-. in successful operation, where
profit Of from 600 10 100 be made yearly Business
done cash Inquire the premises from 10 70 IL and 20
J. NJ BELLAMY & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

A. J. BLEEcKEx, Auctionrer
HSTH-STREET LOTS, near BROADWAY
t) A. J. BLEECEER, SON & Co. will sell At Auction b
the hishe. bidder THURSDAY, Nov. 1881 q, oes
a. the Merchants Exchange: On IShst u Lots. aas
75,h.s. t029 2 ives, from Broadway 2lxso each
Also u cores Perri,s Lane in the rear Of and sdfS
the above averaging Il xt 10 about. Hatcsn reuas ha<
Sc. a. No. 7Brosdst. u,T9
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Il DENrS.A medic in this city. who has realized an
SIMPLE fortune within the Ts.t i've from the of
specially dcsous OF rtirne ard will b. gad 70
s Practice 10 ply of aud pcrirnc-
He will also be hspry to communicate with young physician.
who wish IN the specially other cities
All communications strictly condentis References required
Address with rta name. NJ. ]. A.
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4. J. BLygcSER. AuetSonc~r
NrIN-Gvy-I, -

4. J. RLyrcEER. Auctiouc~r
EXTENSIVE SALE Of REAL. ESTATE
II pr rnel ally within block of ths csr;,a Para /. ~
A J. BLEECxER, son Co. will ,-a a. Auction, =, =.
O'Clock ., .he Merchsut. ExcaaAse, on THURSDAY No, N
The following;
Brosdw AZ avenue sni street lots VIZ
On Broadway ard 10th sv, Double Lots rurnns ,A,,.a
from Broadway TO lOh-ay. between as'h aud ssa,s.eA
iIth.,-s lot. " $. i.has. embracing oaracu sss NJ
ooth s full size.
oths, Harlem lot. 10, o. sh av. rex. n oo,a., ~
iS2d-..- slc,. ~ 3. ls2i.,,.. as n. W. shr
1Sths-l 10, >. $ laJ;Gst ttOJ teet wide rs a. W.
5th sv.
4,h.v-i 10. ground on :. ". i:h-sy xaa NH
2Sxp.
sbsv-r lot. iyins on side Of the Shsy he.~e-a 49,
9th and 9s-h-s;s, including 'corner lots
gs,h-st.-i7 lOts on os,hst. near SHAT.
s,,hs-ii lo,s s7h-., Of above snd Ess sh.,
9th-st-l gore lot sShst., between sh-sv, Eas ssd Co
,rsl Park
The tile Of the sboye property unqresonshs ssd -,,,
sl- viii be liberal The trsde exc-ett, .. the ini
be garden soil large portion il within ueass
the Cen;rs Park all Ute for hich have been
The gh is about being opened, the Of sA
paid b. the presen, The lots beautifully W
iums iiss and admirably adapted rom the ~
soil for building pr poses situated healthy nsisA
beauty Tie s,hsv he nearest great hoouE bcundna
the Central Park nearly compsted for the staay r.
ing Ibis property of the
cents IL needs only examination Of these lots and nk
a. the work now In progress the msrnifcrRt Pui
az show the value OF ih. property eA
for immediate or for prospective rise. (l5'Sl
Mars SC, az No. Brosdst-
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nUSSHLDORF GALLERY Of PAINTINGS,

~ open q No ~ Broad ~ -Ovt ons hundred
Assat Paintings surprising exhibition OF 5e kind In ta
ooankry Stranger shocd fail vsi. this Gallery Il
6rs Sss u chief attractions ef 10 cy Opsa day sad
OVsa,af AImi,:Ancs p cent?
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

RROADWAY THEA1ER. - Sols Proprietor
~ and Ms,ascr. Mr. y. EDDY. Doors oP-a a. o 0c!oA
Curtain viii rse at7i
THIS EVENING. Oct. i9
IN0OMAR. THE BARBARIAN
InScosr. Mr. EDDY Pshenis. Ms. JaNs d. HsySe
- MORNING CALL
Rra Chiins.ope Ms. Mrsn Sir Edward Arden; Mr.. Fenao
hlLLERS MAID.
Cd Osnrer..D C. Anderson Miss Alice Grey
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

A SSI0NEES 6ALH.-PLATT ADANR A.
"A aS.se. hy SIMEON pRAPER Aacsasas-s -er
order d TIE essteGs cesr, the r-gainns ss.-s. y r.
s.cA q the BREcEENsiDox cANNEL COAL coNS ~ ~
and al ether sss.s except hoe In Etsssioa lof va
"a b. SOLD Il PUBLIC AUcrlON, q Tie n.r,as.S -
skaase. IL the City of Esvvost. OF t6s s.S Of OsoE
q n ocleck. Terms osAA.-O>i>d g. D. IA ls,s -
FLATf ADAnS
The .a.- of the above u-oto--d rper-y . postc,..s .
-'tS o. oV'ooe' U.S. . 'ee hs eGa' ana PAceoct "A
rLATT ADAMS k.,,x.s-
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Daints, Oils, GLASS, ST.

HUDSON RIVER ERRAILROAD.-From Asg.s
H 81 iasa Tr.ins Nm -, Chsmlsrs-st otstzoa - -
n.ss::: fI:l.s "a =. ns,;S y: ,SSs.si.ss ssS .ss
nd 50 > "a Tor eiss oias 70 q n, end s:t5r
PseislI i.3 s.d SO a rss PossAls:'Ss - -
taksa - Chsmkss, Canal Ckhs.opher ssd Sl~.ssa -
Hsv-Yori Lave Troy ss 40 AID 70 O. :sdS..S :sd ~
q 90 o1a asys, = u p - l. T. sAIfh' s'Ps1s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Tickets 50 cents; reserved seats
Doors open a. 7; to At 8 o'clock
BENEFIT OF MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
VRETTEi
SEVENTH WEFk Of the engAge~ent of
Miss AGNES ROBERTSON.
rho vil sppe written expressly 70. her
Mr.. GEORGE JORDAN.
and the author,
Mr.. BOURCICAULT
NEW MUSIC.
NEW COSTUMES
TUESDAY EVENING Oct. IL
new Romantic Drama in three sets, entitled
PAURv e I e.
written by Dion Bourccsul,, author Jessie Brown A
Act 1.-The Retreat Of Napoleon from MoscOw-rhe kuned
Hut near Villa, in Russs..............:. .lshe wood
Ishers ooi and treosricks
Tsbleas u-The wol's GoTse Mount Blsnc.
Riyieys
Th@ Hut of Pauyrrtte
The AVALANCHE and the SfA OF SNOW.
At iiL-Tabless N.The Cha,'s Of the Grandvl ant the
adjacent .Hiviere
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Gouses to Get.
Gousrs an6 farms n0anic6.

L'ARM.-Wantedt hire. with privilege of pur-
Il chasing FARM Of about hity within II, m=s Of
York- Price exceed 5000. Land b. good.
Address CHARLES WILSON. Vslslie. Columbia County.
New York. stating rent pnce, aud convenience 10
market
VNESTCHESTER FARM.-WANTED n good
w FARM Of SINAI and well stocked with Fruit Tbs
subscriber will either lease 81 fair pIicc fsr term Of years
or purchase The situation be hgh ana Zee from ss.
and fever. Address FARMER, Tribune Ofc'.
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AIsgKr r. NIcoLAy, Auc,ioneer
nOSITINE EXECUTORS SALE of HOUSE

DOSlIltE EAECtIOhS SALE oil nOUoH
No. 50 Henryst-Putlc Notice 1. hereby Owen tina,
THURSDAY, Oct. a. 1883 at Il ocock m THE Asrcasntt
Exh.nee in The City Of Newyok by order of the Scrss
Of the County Of New York will be sold a, Public Ancs
ALBERT h. NlCOLAy AuCticneer-Ihe lesse oi ths rea
ses Known No 50 Henry st, together with hrse stsy
Brick House standing thereon Lot Slt feet, House 5i s
deep With three story Tea Room The ssse n sseen yeaT
une xpred term We, with privilege OF renewal w-ys
years The ground *itO per snnun payable aashN
and toe house S2 Terms Cash 10 per ceri VI
re1rrd the dAy SALE with the Auctioneers tee ut -
JOSEPH r. YOUNG, y,.,v.,.
WIN A. BRUSLE,
For further particulars a?ply to G. WErMoRE, No -
Eusaa.: or ALBERT II. NICOLAi, Auet!onesr, Ne
BroAdst
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- here the Of the famous Bearded Womsn -
child only FOUR YEARS OF AGE yet posscssed OF FULL
and LUxCRIANT BEARD and WHISPERS rhs io,mitsoly
divertsne ODoNS THEArER Of ART sni the eenoward
isushterln,oker DR.. VALENTINE TAE HuMORiSr. the
very incarnation Of ~it and f.cet- rHIS AFTERNOON a,
o'clock. well THIS EVESlS0 st ~ O'Clock The
Insat Ess1 the Grand Aauars the HAPPY Family Living Ser
10 % be a tiuek AlottA.oe - al y cent?,
caiitrVp under ten. Is oentA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

w l. L. A G. KS Il III l. 4 Il T. Il
w De no,e will be given Of shc representation OF
the very successful comedy NOTHING VENTURE NOTHING
WIN which whhdasn fcw nizais 20 afford variety for the
patrols OF the Thestr in the production of New Comedy to
Be sced in conjunction with Mr. Brous sha Grand ALI
EEtrayaaaufa
90 TUESDAY EvTNING. Oc,oberia
SECOND TIME IN AMERICA
10 entirely New Comedy. by Charles Dauce entitled
MARRIAGE A LOTTERY.
WIFI Wsverly rich bachelor. Le-r walecA
Herbsrt Mancst Mr.. Floyd fret appearance Ghm.by Mr.
John sloan Mrs Pointer Mrs Vernon. fr.; appearance
season; Charlotte Manifest Mira Sloan hS Appearance liar
net Pointer Mrs. Floyd, W.uer. Mice Gree
AseT which. Nj. Broufsam's great ESttsNassazs 1t
NEPTt SE'S DEFEAT,
Or, THr SYizpRS oF THE >rAS
Mr BROUGHAM, Miss MARY CANNON
M JOHN SLOAN. Mr,. =. HENRARDE. Mrs FLOYD,
Nj. BERNARD. Ac in :nrir orixral chAsSctcsS
ENTIRE SUCCESS OF
Charles Dances
NfW COMEDY
II vii BE- acted EVERY NIGHT ill further notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

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NEw-YeRk. Sep 10, liS
NOTICE is hereby gwen to the holders OF TIC
IN FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS OF The
LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE K Co. tsst me uuasf
arred an authorized f-d TIA August pssiue Coupons
sad par BY giving In exchange therefor tne sI nt
Fund Bonds OF tire Company sevsny cent? T. re doaAI
which Bonds secured by Tsrd Mor.xszs tAe efifs
Hne ls nl;,es Of rosi sai upon Az ia depoG bais har
cses rolling stock and al other real s,- p~ss'rA PROV
srty b.or gig 70 sad COMPANY .,xs.
ALFRED NOXON, Committss
A C. GCSSlSON