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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GESsRaL TsKS-DEc. b.
Before Judges DALY BRADY, and HILroN.
Thomas Baily azt William Johnson, Ae.


Thomas Baily azt William Johnson, te:
UuToY J-This action was brought to ioreclose
lien against the defendant Johnson contracor
and the defendants Burton and Beman owners others were
parties 70 the action for the purpose OF this appeal h
refer he Separate defenses were inte
posed by the attorney the contractor and owners u
the cause being called for trial application vas mads or ais
ssl complaint the ground that dd not contain
sufficient constitute Of aeon mus SieW W.
concurred by the Court and the complaint vi" aceodgy
"
The CLERK Slowed to defendants separate bills or costs
and the Court Special Term having determined that ne dd
right, the plaintiff appeals. ~ -
On reaecon satisfied that this allowance wa. erroneons
and the peculiar ercum-tsnces o THIS cr 70
be susued The defendants having appeared by the same
Attorney there necessity for their putting IN ste
pse. s the complain, clearly insufficient 10 Justify inc
belief that any recovery could be had upon the facts stated IN "
Besides they not put to the trouble OF expense OF eo
,hnR their dsnses and therefore eaot te ai
have expense for which costs are gwen as an III
demnity (Code, sec. 91 as, -
The having dismissed without rsl OF the
sues the answers to me to s,ccnty estao
sh the their de OF nature tst cod nsys
~en joned the only question pesented ct ha trs wSad
have arisen upon ntepoed In their joint behs
1Hsll at. LIds Abbott p. r. 3&l.) -,
For these reasons think the order made BY me ~ speta
Term should BE- reversed and the Clerk directed TO ne
costs and allow but btu 20 the defendant. burton bem-n
Johnson Ordered accordingly no costs Of th' appear
either
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CoscERT BY SuSDAT-ScHooL CHnDRES.-A Con-
cert in aid of the Brooklyn Tabernacle was held at
the church in Fulton avenue, near Hoyt street, yes
terday afternoon and evening, to crowded audiences
The programme embraced music on the piano, and
vocal music by adults and children. One hundred
children from eight different SundaySchoOls sang the
soDgs, and were joined in chorus by 300 more. The
church was neatly decorated for the occasion, and
everything passed off in agreeable manner.
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THE FERRr QrEsrIoS.-The argument upon the
Ferry injunction having by consent been postponed
until the 9TH of January the meeting called for at the
City Hall Last evening did not take place, there being
nothing for it, under the circumstances TO act upon.
The resolutions Of the New-York Common Conncl
providing for the sale of the lease it is oonterdsd viii
cease to be operative before that time and any future
proceedings the subject viii have to be commenced
anew.
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Ian INTELLIGENC.E.
81 UPREME co

SUPREME CoURT-CHASBEH Dec. 2a.-BeiOre Justice
DAWES.
HEAVY RAILROAD SUIT.
Charles Howard a. ag The Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad
Company. - .
In this was claimed that the plaintiff had but
the road for the defendants and that they indebted to him
the Of tlT8o Subsequently the defendants became
consolidated with the North Western Railroad and, was al
legged repudstea the plaintiff claim Plsnth then levied an
attachment upon 600 Of bonds belonging 70 deirnd
ants and In the hands Of Mr. Besch their agent The defend
moved 70 set aside the attachment on the grounds!
That the plaintiff nonresident and therefore, mol en'
tied 20 an attachment ,
the bonds In question not their property.
That the defendants had property IN this state.
hearing Of counsel the Court denied tue mo-
ton with liberty 10 point OF non residence
For plaintiff b. d. Field and John w White for detendant
BuIrill Dawson.
CIEcrIT-Dyc o. Before Justice JAsEL
SUIT fOR ADVERTISING.
James D. sarvey sg, the Mount Vernon Railroad Co.
This was an action for the recovery OF the amount
Of note made BY the drendsns In favor Of the Rev org
Zsune consid ration Of an ana
printing said paper and by him indored to plaintiff Inc
Company denied every allegation sud et hss he note ws
without consideration Judgment was gwen
foT plaintiff s2o3 6 the amount claimed with interest
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ADVERTISEMENT
IkpGY AND EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FASHION

LARGE AND EXTENSIVE Stock or FASHION
ALE FArI AND WINTER CLOTHISs smounngt TO sl0 must
be sold before the 18th day Of January next AL manufactured
within the Last two months.
The Cnsomroom contains seasonablo goods In the greatest
variety best srtsts In the city engaged here
Robes de CbambIe OF exquisite taste and tJei As
Furnishing Goods Of every description - -
Ladies. please call and ex anime for yourselves . ,
fadneemens viii be offered persons wishing to buy
articles An the above line this entire stock viii be sold io
cost or even than carry oyer-ssyins y -
Y. h. BALDWIN.
No, % and y Bowery.
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and would sustain i,self without any change in the
rreveilDg rates. This conviction L fully share and
believe that until the experiment Of rendering Il self
supporting by the measures which have been discussed
sha have been made, il wonld be unwise and nniuss
to impose any additional burdens on the correspond.
enoe Of The countryl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

TIE working expenses estimated at % v cent OF
the groz receipts. The expenses Of the year ending
3oth September, according 10 the annual report, were
a trife over "A cent or the surplus, siJ9,eo have
been appropriated toward building an iron elevs at
Buffalo, to replace the Ons burned lat month The
elevator has been leased for ten years, at soo'o per
aDnum Stockholders were entitled to the above IN
formation as soon as the dividend was declared, and
eensure should, and does fall somewhere for the delay
In noticing the annual report Of this Company some
time since, we alluded to discrepancy IN the wood
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

MYsTERIOUs DIsAPPEARAscE. - TIE Richmond
County G0=ette Of Dec. %, has the following:
About three weeks since young by the Of Albert
sands resident OF MtoD Ulster Co. and Of the late David
Sands, formerly well known extensive land
Mariners HaTbor 20 the island 20 collect
which was due bis family from several persons residing the
Quarry He collected the money amounting Ia
Mr. Foster to another house about Of mile
distant since which e he has not been heard Of One day
kst week. his brothers George and Water becoming alarmed
his long absence TO the Island inquire after him bat
could learn particulars beyond what have stated They
have taken to obtain further information IL possible
The youLg h represented Of perfectly good character
and bis friends suppose him have been murdered portion
of the money collected belonged to himself and under
stood that he would receive about 0 than the
have named but whether be did receive that smoant Is
known"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

SUGeEsTIoS-THE WORLDS HYMN FOR NEW
YEAR's-SUSDAY
Jesus shsl reign where'er the sun
Does his successive journeys run.v &c.
Christian ministers Of every respectfully reminded Of
this suggestion which has been adopted msny churches pre-
sen,ing simple and practicable mode IN which
People snd realms Of every tongue"
may year unite In the Of psse the Savior
Men. A CLERGYMGN
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Y. b. BALDWIN
No,. % and Y BoMerx.
TAdvs.tisement.t

GIRLS AND WOMEN SHOULD UNDERSTAND
pupxSotoeY To psARIE THEx avoid selfish and immoral
and sso TO direct properly the training and education Of
cbdye Tsaur ,tion. st FOWLER WKLLs' 30S Broadway
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TkJvertisemeut.

u uia everybody from SOC to SIS lot OF One English
sls's' Just cosovxx wALxsn No. fss Broadway
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IAdyertisenent.
r,.ay porscI m BRANDY and WINES,

PURE BOTTLED DKhNUi 'Hu "'''0'
FoR rHy HoLiDAIA -,
-. =. r.. Wines and Liquors for the holidays should
-. bs nresrence 10 those bottled By me They are
ss,,ys md the oeS quality.
fof s isscIvYo WoIys Nos. Ia, % and d Besyer,st,
eP"A'-' Importer Of the SehiedsU ScbnsPPs
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Advertisement.

Social Gard PHOTOGRAPHS for Gents. VINO are
On h. for social party dnelo25 hkenesses Of the hero
Sor $it.len At original cent Portrait gallery NO
AIS Broadway.
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kl.2uz.ss

Tossi......, :,...'.,s;,,, 1IIylvw
would recommend to the Board the eay consideration OF
how best to pte vide for this loan. asa
Accompanying this report will be- found the reports Of the
Tstse the two Sinking Funds Of the Company BY which
sppeshs; tbe hd y theg The credit Of the hrst
sinking FUND, ar go IN bond: Of the hr sinking fund sa.
Of second saInk Fond In bond. the ar. SINKING
Fund al oar. and s255 10 Of cash ba8ncen ALL $fooo In
bonds at par aud balance Of t250 co. which hss already
sccr aased 10 tho credit and advantage c the soskds IN
reality the bonded debt Of the Company to that extent
The ability which he roa1 bzs shown under the estresy dis
advantageous circumstances Of the past two years. 10 acunulats
this fnnd other Of its obligations should
belief In rs zbay do stn better In shs future.
RsspsrtfuIy submitted, ISAAC LfYERMORE, Tseas'E.
To ne Pyesidsnt aad DyscOr @ as Miesan csssal Rea-
road ConpGRy:
The appointed under tho rus. Moz.ys Dscd Of the
Michigan Central Railroad Compsny John FORBES Ns
thsns ThsyeE sud H. H. Hunneven, Trustees under date ef
september b. 1857 Report That the accompanying statements
show the prsent standing Of the Sinking Funds the q
which was In tbs by which sppsazs tba tho bal
% the credit Of ne ht shaking sund ca hs h dy
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ADVERTISEMENT ]

A prCT1-RE OF Your MIyD.-lf you would
h ,ou, mental measure tsksn By which you can sno" eh
-. L,, Won arc. your capabilities your virtues aud Joas
ssai, 70 to Pres FOWLER Ses Broadway N T. and have
,o,r character ~.en out full 1t would be The best tang "
xlieh ,op can tIe=! yourself friends during the hShss!.
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Advertisement
The Dramatic

The Dramatic Profession VIII ma tnat Dron-
b WELD, 10 the soothing influence Of Mrs N. ~ Gardner.
Indinn Basam OF Iiverwo and Hosrhount may be ionnd
Of the druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

FIGHT AND STABBISG.-A couple OF workmen
employed in iron safe mandatory the east side Of the
city into fight about rhe when one Of them Sig
mund Bass picked mp chel and souged his adversary Henry
Dees In several places, nhctng wounds In his side
and abdomen Bass arrested and held 10 bail to answer by
Inaii Rrau
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TAdyertisement
FOR NEW YEARS,
AZ VIZ. TAYIoR's SALOON,

\
No 5S5 Broadway.
49, ,.ri.,v Of Crnsmened Cskes ConfectenaTy French
ua,,eey TarneSoes Jeies ko Ai.o BOned Turkeys and
P;cieS Oysters and Meats and al easonsbe articles for
Hew.Yssr's tables Orders for all kinds oil Refreshments
prouptly attended 10.
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Coroner Gamble held inquest yesterday upon the
- .,s.as Ho-L S--y ~srdct Of
Supposed drowning"
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IcE IN THE RTyRs.-Tbe high wind Of Tuesday
night broke the iee up river and Wednesday morning
the North and East Rivers were iled with floating ice
The pack was not dense enough to seriously impede
steam navigation, and the fsrry-boats were able to
make their trips with reasonable regularity.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

REsIGsA1IoS.-The Rev. :. A. Baker recently re
signed the pasorate of the Fir, Congregational Church 0f h
city He preached his farewell last Sunday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

IscRspI.RY FIRE.--The stable of Minthorne Tomr.
kn. ON Staten Island FIRE Monday night and
DESTROYED Of Dr. Lee and the coachman In bis employ
escaped from the building with great difficulty.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

Tux NEw CrTY OFFICIALS SvoRs rS1o OyYicE.-
Fernando Wood and Greene G. Bronson, Mayor and
Corporation Copisei elect, appeared together at the
Mayors Office yesterday morning. and were sworn in
by Mayor fiemsnn. TIE following il the form sub.
scribed to by both:
Fernando Wood, do soeuny ear that viii .epaer4 IN.
tostituon Of the United state and the Con.ution Of ta
state ot hewf oI snd ths: vii faithfully dsrt arrs the d.
he. o. The ee Of hsyof Of toe Cry Of sceerdins
70 the best oi my ability. FERNANDO WOOD.
snbscribed and before ash day Of Dsceuber
185e DANIEI, D TTFN(ASS Msvor
The new administration will take possession on
Monday next, at noon.
Ofthe subordinates It has generally been understood
hitherto that clean sweep would be made at least in
the Mayors Office. Nothing but rumor exists at pres
ent as to the new sppointe,s. Col Burnham Of the
Twenty y-second Ward, who served In the Mexican
war with the Hew.York volunteers, viii, it is said,
have the place of Marshal Stephens, who has per.
formed the duties Of the Mashasbip for the past six
years Mr.. HinehmaD Assistant Marshal under
Stephens, who has beer in Office for great many
years, will probably retain his place. Beside these it
is now asserted that the present interpreter Mr..
Herbst, and assistant clerk, Mr. Arcularus viii also
remain. The successors of Col Deleyan, City In-
spector, and Capt Smith, Street Commissioner, have
not been announced.
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WoAAs ScoRSED.-0n Saturday evening last, a
Young mulstto girl named Jane Watkins young coored
Adams and informed him that bis wife
him. Adams hereupon invited her into saloon that ne
might obtain The full particulars of his ws iufd.lity While
discussing the matter the injured partner Of came
a ensued during which IL alleged
stabbed the Of evil tdnas with knife netng
In the Miss Watkins preferred complaint
szanst Adams and Justice Brennan locked him TO
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

Whch ne - going 10 erect a new Mosa, Hall. ss a
headquarters for TIE Anti-TammanJes, in Fourteenth
street. opposite the Academy of Musi.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

RAILROAD ACcTDEsT.-0n Tuesday evening feed
loaded with malt belonging to Mr. Belts brewer while
standing the Of the Hudson River Railroad st Forty
nifh into by train of and completely de
moshed The horses driver and malt scattered
promiscuousy around but the only dsnge sustained the
loss Of the No blame be attached TO the engineer
the esreosy M the track when the train was
expected
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fAdverssssmentJ

Millions Of Bottles OF Mrs MnsLD% 8n.s ss..s. fsr
s strrr are now used every ysx N IN, Rs.S Z lnns-
SsnSrsn Teeshiat with neEerfhrns s,'S''~
S.,s snI eertsls. oaiy 70 ees'ss ss'"s
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fAdycrtissrienil
Tur' Scrxps IN EIFRIDA, THE RED ROVER

fAdycrtiteEeni.l .
Tur' ScyNHs IN EIFRIDA, THE RED hoN Tx
nsg-xn are laia both sEa AND LASn, aud the fr9p
~ Ia SxSYoEK MEKcrKr anticipate tor Y ~
80, heretofore achieved BY any story OF
hessL ~ ,h. country The lLLvsIRATioSs by
III ..srp ndebly uron the minds o. Al weo eso " ~, :.
w. s-inT ipcasnts and The publishers ieel 60.
;.h n. ~ LTfEHsRY GENTS eIseei.aed with Iar
p,a,t.t Asr ElFkDA; fss knp ko,kks
". v-in be ih- EyESr o. fhs thAh " ' III,
, AZ L;srSirTe 70 which it belong, LtskIpA , rss M.
~ srFs is companion 20 the hysteIlrs 80 r.,
~ New Yozkpl By NED BtSILiSs nes Ieay !" a..
sIIes 80 uknccEv :, lt0 iHs slsk'
49, si,sape~. best OF the family PspctN "'1''
~ ase 80 Ssress,r 10 les4e Il regularly Il yeuI h"l'''
fAdyestisenienil
BEEBE Il Co
Nxw srrLRs HoLIPAI HAr~
No rs Broadway
fAdvertiseneat
p,,nv.s GALLERY. No. 643 Broadway, corner
-. 1as-sI.x.., HorrpAr PKnsEsTs ,,.--. e. Eo,.
IyosrrIrEs ,upesb and sRyrognss ~. AlsIsTrxss
a.. Presruts Also, Imperial fnofoSArH''
IsyyxaTIyss ssd DAerKsRnorrr~
fAavertis>neutI
B.rrnoLF's celebrated
sFN"s No "a srs.svSL
Ger Hswsrds-, ses-iSi
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ASrw MOz.fr Haiti n, 4; 4; srsa s'Eo oOo with
:. T ,bst Mayor wood has fund Of si'O''" WIN
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Showing a reduction of expenses off,.

And net gain over last o. 30 Tt w
Is favorable result on comparatively enfayerabls basi
has been brought about before stated by careful
in al the detrDent Of the eondios Of h
road Of rolling soc both Of which hsve been maintained
a the maximnm standard
The business the mohts Of june July zgs, and Sep
isnber msersy less than that Of the corresponding
previous but about the st OF 0sober mat
the West improved and since that period the receipts
have been considerably N Of those o. the eospondng
months Of lzt This Improvement Is oonhdc1tiy
peced viii eonnVe undoubtedly arises from the improved
condition Of the business Of the West and Is NOT merely
Temporary movement from ether 20 edysnase
We have osting debt whatever and liabilities other
than the operating expenses Of the road the Interest
bonded debt aud III. annual payments 70 tho Of sh
Sinking Funds These during the adverse 0aspees Of tho
pss years have been fairly earned BY the road and promp
About one gear since second Sinking Fund established
security On addition the first morgsge for tbs payment OF
bonds wheh Issue IN sxchngs for the bonds
ofbs Company maturing In 1866. Undef this sr1anssmen.
bonds have been exchanged the amount Of $4,000 There
remains due ofthe 1860 bonds-
I'm Apnl lcoV.ssssssssssssss..ss.s uu1sIgD
On October l, 1890. $4,000
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Rv reference elsewhere it viii os seen .:s. 's" ps;
ND. !, the sou.h. .west Branch oil the ra1~. -.
pOuS % ~ have been iost, and reward offered 0' 'A'
recovery.
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CITY ITEMS.

A Snow SQUALL-SKATIse IN THE CENTRAL
PARK-Night before last Mynheer Jack Frost paid us
an old-iashioned holiday visit, accompanied by such
train Of norwest blasts made it evident that he had
not come merely to make night of it, but TO stay
a while with his Dutch friends hereabout and perhaps
settle snugly down into Winter quarters. Yesterday
morning there was in sooth, "a nippng and eager air
the milkman's fluid froze in his can and his CHEEKY
call stuck in his throat, like Macbeths Amen; the
breath of the rddy faced clerks and merchants, who
filed the store-ward bound cars, frosted itself the
windows in fair gstening diamonds ever dropped
from mouth of good little maiden in fairy tale; the
train Of nor'-westers abovenamed brought with them
manes Of dark, gray clouds, Oyerspreadng the sky,
and before noon the snow-fakes came hurrying down
not oftentimes in stiler days. large, spanged and
featherybut sharp and quickly and pattering against
every window in faw-blown sleet."
The storm should have happened two days earlier
to have given US the hopeful chances of the old
proverb:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

IT.. Hon. John Mcleod Murphy lectures 'o-nisu' s :
Clinton Hall upon the Condition OF Aef' 49, on
s~,hiture" subject upon which ho has bad ever! "
,o,supity Of becoming well informed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF IhL ., NA, rA,, 4; ac
Mr. Secretary TOucey reports the successful ISSUE !,
the expedition TO Paraguay Its cos! mas OeeS
out Of the ordinary appropriations for the Navy, s
cen, the SUM of $3.50 coo appropriated for the charter
or purchase of the six prOPeers and one sde,wnes,
steamer Of light draught which It was neces
have 70 ascend the Rivers Parana and fSrSeua!.
Ths.. ys,asl. have been bought by the payment el
sisl soT IN addition to the sls ,ses due for Their =.
charter They have since been tsd for 'Ss Ss ,',y'. ,s s N
which they are now engaged Five Of them sIv cen
ihs Washincon and Gsosport Navy Yards III neu =.
the Waaer-Wtch, which has also been 'oua In tbe
OF (ubs: and the other the sde-wheel sieneH aS -
IapaIa and ts tributaries as part OF Ihe DiaN''
Son. -, L.a, saken 10 suppress
he African Eight 'tss@frs soar 70 cTuss on
detailed to suppress the aes n"bsr ,U on NE coast
Of Cuba two on each side Of the island; TN New
to employ another steamer to cruise betwsS -. that
Orleans. Mobile Pensacola and Key West, Io froa.
and ether purposes, soon as she can be spa'0u
other objects. .a.;,;stra.
Since iSe commencement Of the present Admns''~'
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DOOFING SLATES.-R. PRINCE. A,-u. for
IL =, c-.-er.~. -ESERyrf QUARRY"
For FLAT Al riILH" zOOFs
F<axy = ,iir-s' No - ssetsAa-sc- Sswrsrt-
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fousss ano farms tDante6.

COUNTRY PLACE WANTED-For one or
~ n5re ytri or or near North Rysr A--.sa itii15
eut, Boz 81. ,S9 Pos; OfhCs.
WANTED to PURCHASE-A COUNTRY
w PLACE loca,=i either r. Greenwich Sta iori Conn
a. n.sr.e .y b. ooutuins from ~entf - tai ~
Of iao lees Ayew Of Log isiad soani noi'
r.n,be Lsas II ,tably iSc.tsi with f1t, ~tl9o.
bui.oirg. would !, puroEssd. Address '" A., Box NJ.
SSi7 Po-l-Ofice, Eswioft
NITESTFRN LAND WANTED m EX
w CHANGE f,- STORES vita d-slngs thsn. t.'l-
I'D o. 81 s-t S4hs;L TIE Ind eel !catsc 80
e-,rsbe To a-y ptt-s 10 S psy csir, tine tate
VII B. offered. Aps'y
" ]. sEYnOUR. No. "a Ess,.l.s, room No. 3
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VALUABLE MILL SEAT for SALE


Tee sboTs I.-stsi T. ds .ab- 2sT. % ms S.s.o,
beng ocs-d upon hs CASASERAGA CREEK, L. N deusss
valley, about ~ miles from ROche.:rg, arc 81 from B-1so.
l. about y of valuable age i.1t, porto. u
which is In zh STATE Of ctyst0Li 5-.tifh GAHDES
fl- ORCHARD o. choice Fs Trees productive hAPLE
SUGAR GROVE.
There IL anp. wst4r for machinery than there
upon re Place. there Being three o., s'o-es
L. a-ar Canal yscs ss0F1I fsc.-' or shipping = snJ
part - re county.
l. within 1ss OF tie Ere EaIci1- on -- NE De-
tween his ely A-d -s.o.
tn, properly vil y EXCHANGED fors arm under sooe
81 -.jy.,,u' a. ,b,. CIV A,U,y 20 JOSIAH ADAMS,
No. = Jonu-T.
o., y6RS BARTLETT,
:. Waist.
aETH-ST. For SALE AT > sacrifice, II sold
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1HTH-ST. For SALE at . sacrifice, if sold
~ ~ Apr! usxt the thee s,ory HOUSE NJ 65 West
s.,s,. 1ea s5.y To- o., = order P5s,essi0n M l.
Tprr. essy Apply % J. PECAkE. No. A. -lo-ls-,;-
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COO SO)ASHLAND INST ana MUSICL
o. ~ ACADEMY, c.t.sa s,ont..n. sse
For circuisrr sc ,d3reu the Rev HENRY }. FOX, h,
kst and. Greene CO1niy, n Y.
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fine ARTS.
uants.

A RESPECTABLE colored Woman wants sit
"A u.on . hrs,c COOK Understands het bssre., int
b. tie best Of lstsa Ao - rate E.ss ssa 500 s,s
a.. sEay ANTS from q. 1s.i'n, or CITY aet cOi1r, :,
En. YoREsT0Ns Oaiee' No . i:a-'v, vaef- he 0'''
Gra in ths city caa o- se1.
A Mat. respectable and efficient Protestant
~ young WoD.a dt',e t1ssor n city o. country IS
COOk WAshER sad IROH.R or G-ner,. House E0tsl.
h,Ess rood sUd psn pastry Has the best q rsf-z-
Cogla I'll P,os Lsandrss. Apply a. NJ S's etAIy up
XVANTED-By a most experienced Girl, with
w eIc.lsnt o..y reference .tgi,ion =, GENERAL
,tye goe4 Bsssr Ill DO ne vqS o. IL family
80 Aiso, Oil ofla: MINDS BAsf see, ne1;J
z *. g -'a' '4'"''''''' wages . -. - '
LII FAMILIES WANTING good SERVANTS
INSTITUTE n ..d HOW OF DoaEsTfc5 no IS ta,r
corner TL extern psce has Of civil
capable al a. moderate wages Condued By re-
spectacle American Ley. Cal Aat see.
DRUG CLERKS WANTED.-One for this
Gn{ az 20 L.. ~, c5eis:rT ,eou5s AIDES via a..
ore" .nd references, Box No. sol NsweOrt PofOass.
LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS Will be given to
IL active ntesat ssehgr Pfse,s 20 SO 80 A.s.'
every STATE in to- Uuion SMITH WoODhAN Co. No.
CERVANTS in GREAT ABUNDANCE
ma. - ob..,nd s.tae rooms Of to. EMPLOYMENT sOClE
YY Eo IS and "A Bible House sh' b-tveen 81 and "a ave-
.dy Il att<Edsucc Ire oefnal zaa fl7Hl ~
ken
TO PRINTERS-Wauted Immediately, two or
th-es fi,,-c.au JOB COAPOsITORS sc,u.,onei % TIE
bet Kind q city aSo two or three experiences BOoh
COMPOSITIONS familiar with and tEne work, difpy
adys,u,ep.. 10 Good hauds obtsin p -eut u.
tiob. by .pp,ytgto BAGER G0OWiD, Tribune sgidins,
ITO EMPLOYERS wanting HOusekeepers,
i Ladies Travelling Companions Goyernesse, Nur'e. TO
travel Lsdes Hsis weekly monthly Invalid Nurses -
cont respectable pktes Of 81 uto-s aCd Tesons can
be obtsiucd pOr. by per.oDA apoic.oa or
Ltt4r a. WEslEI'S SELECT FEMALE OFFICE, No. az
4h.y rear 70 bzdJ 10 attendance Please notice ta-
street end number.