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Cl'PREME COURT.-T,ial tn be h.d in the

CUPREME COURT.-T'ial IL be- bad IN the
SEYMOUR Plaintiff, asaiIs, DU DLEY PEKSSE Gnd MAR,
GARET1A PERSsE his wifi HORACE BROOKS aud mAhf
E. BROOKS bis WIFE, Daniel II. Mrge u@ors- j. Forrest ss'
gu.e &c u the finn OF PrTss. Brooks arr-a D. sag,
CIr, w FIELD David Copg-r Edwsrt ID. jones, Augustus
Wsi,rrnan Jan Lruox Wism H. Aspnwal, Trustee fof
Mrs suuabela T. L. syit William LaytiD George Min DAVID
Jo.,s Robert Tayla, Albert Floyd John Coha X bert
e. K,Iiy Abrabsn, j. vsu Wirkle, William Tids, drres
B,tbc Charles c H,l, CbsTss T. Sands, james Gnnnrr W
Ean Conner JAMS 81 Conner Samuel Vernon Thomas Yer
non ChAIl. Lambert Walter LambIt, Lam Hwv JSmrs
@ Craish,sd, Wlsn s. giant William Han; BET L'mssi
Fzur Smith surviving tai;pr the hn 81 Pi.tner snith
Seuyler Lynsson Samuel L. b. Od= RobeTi Make Goaid
H. tt rp Grerieaf Taylor Msnsf.c uiZ C"aiR.1y ArxAn
Ger Ia iAou Rice Charles = Kendall, jams willard hce
Syvr.;.r ina The President MeLs-r and company 81 me
D.iAwaie snd Hun- Canal Company, John yafAs. "a
win Clsrk Eugene hcCnuin William Clark d "a > p;s
p- John T. Dyin Joseph rsbbroo,ti, Pear toc;A a.
tr, Yaans Cham bary hsrss Pepoon John NsIr Cane
tan T CE7.s.usp TIE Trenton Baking COMPANY, James
Count John " Boyd ss-gee Of James GGGn,, Pny Jewell
Pnv Jewell IT, NsTsha Jewell John O. Lishtb dy seIal'
nsd Flosiroy Christian Emil RouHe GeoiEr w Carson h
Hard, Peter Pierre Benjamin T. ksssE. liam B. I4y9,
Daniel s~e-uy EoHuBd Blunt George '" b1n', p@'i-' D.
Sibey. def,n - -.
To tie sb.ye-uaued DEFENDANTS: Yuu az hereby ssi
noned reor-d the complaint in is eoH ~ac
sled the Office CIk q me City and t'ey -
New. Yok TIE l9th day Of Jsnrsry 1882 al = se,"
Of vr anw,r 70 the said complain; the subscribed g. q.
cfe No a. Nsssaus;f.e New York Cry within t~rly GAYS
altar tie service exclusive Of the day q snet
AID II va tie sad comp srt Ttttii me IN
asfrsd p-ntif Ia this action will apply - the t, y.
the re ensGe6 IN he crnp'sinDr.ed I'D Jlnua -
rni2lawewTh CLEMENT u. NEWMAN Plaintiffs AityIL.!'
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nater Cnre.

mr.. TRAILS WATER-CURE ia l,cated but
- one ST.. Johns Parh At No. 10 LsshIst od
BOARD can be obtained from SIS 81 per week Board with
treatment 81 to $40 ~ per week. r. T. TRAIL NJ De-
and d. A. GORTON, NJ. D., Physicians
nR. f. j. LOWENTHALs WATER CURE
~ and GYMNASIUM. No. Ito Bleeckerst New-f9rh
Treatment without board Transient and permanent 6oaden
taken
4" CARATOGA WATER-CURE"-N"wi IN or
der for the reception su-ss }r-ai Improvements have
beer made n. BEDORTHA, ~ D., Saratoga SPRINGS N T.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

IN SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
WEDNESDAY April g. less, 1rAns viii leave
a<h-ss Staten N-~-Yosk as follows;
T.A5 N. POI Nilhamshidgc.
sS0a Mail Tram fli Albany
e.Sos n. For Wiliafushridge.
Il:SDa q. .foF Whit- Plains.
2.S' T. For WiuiaHsbridse-
s:e0p n. For Dover Plains
5;op p. u For Whit Plains
6:l5 T. u. For White Plains from White soi Certte-st-
s.3' ui..Fog WillAHsbragr.
Rrrrksae--Wil lczve;
5:uo From Woite Pistns.
SSH a. m Frou Dover Plains
6:doa ID .Fnrn WiAs inshidse.
7:tpa .traa White Plains
s.45s IN. Mall Tram ffnu Albany.
s;Soa N From W lhsazbTsage.
l:O0 p. q. From WillamsbrdEe.
500 D ID. From White Plains
SEQ D IA. From Williams bridge.
WM J. CAMPBELL Superintendent
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nR. ELPEAU's CANKERINE.
TIE GEE II II lrsCli,-Ln

Ser the s,uost isoaiAe-. q. CANKER In rs
forms IL also ssopcfrEc for Sore siuutns and Thros
rartias tuu sesFzl oad Iypss Revrrs c-.ysec BY
esy.hIls yut Known fg soc NPpss Fsss Uocnds F-vsh
Rams aids. cd sons GB5 Scius o. kina pas.ye
c.rv Ga BR;chhl Aneco1s II H. 6s s:1rps Ne vii
r T. tie rain sEGT. bUrp however bad
fn e 20 ~ raGs;tL Te vita CGaLel or WI ak 70
@ s..a ruz.E.se TIE rS.9i itnpefse:ly s.se Eve
pse,ors Nc. lac Essslp New fcrS. Nc. ~
frrraor,s Bokon fs.-e 3 cents pr tOst. fs s-e W
ALI r.c<s.l-
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CUPREME COURT JOHN JAY RSc-'vrt oi
- M.rh.HeI tTe lssnr.ss- StnPssy % ~ w - "~
Y,h .rsu- WILLIAM n DE- GROOTE aud ALICE T.. 30
Wit. 1-.sior- r. h. D. Grs-. ard Ensna his VIE Jsa-- u
Nr,y Chnf. Bsrra EhEs War; dIuinsrsiTiN and SbATis
Ab.usih, Admins e lShB Y Wsr- d-'-ss- Orfss
OIeys. AID Wuh O. HnhPnrsani ~ d"crr- u ale asde
M NJ. shvr sttil.s sfEB special trrln IT The supreme
Crt led a, The City IL N~~i"rk, Oh The Js'h oSno"f,
1851 ~. R-t.r-. aid d-e usn~d VII .ru o. Pioac
o II ~, A. rrhsnt E,rhsnr- IN New iaGs City, ~ The sss
esy 81 Nav 1852 - Jrsk 4 that DAY The ih-'sf
S.srr.d Al aBd All thai s"r@ib hf pes. "a
rarrl situate, y,us AID beng the Is-n t-i No
LID eit, nd md described fdv VIZ; Beginning a.
*. gtl,rly side Of Oushundrd- AID tr7y adsi,
si.sn eur buard -utEessirriy run TIE --fDss.iD
cr1r IL Ot--bundrrd snd-s ny sndsl and Ervruihss,
rnf thrirr sgiberlJ bH- IuraIrl WIN s'd .'rhor %
- center HE ~ bsck bHer Oehui5ired hrs-
and cd-st. th.iIc. ah's ssn sen-
ter Inc r.s-rly hundr3 thence snth-y % ur-
p4rsls Eirvru;A-ay., anil n hirr-tss rae s'T'y
In. Il the B.-ninsdzl- rad EeHrr uorbrS"riy s%Gs
aid In. %, Bh-D iu1d- MAD until 'ner--e- t- sry
lite If One hurd nd and ST rs'ner westerly song
thr .uLeTy line II nGnd r si forty -sec"ids 70 ne
place Of GINNING T-Tus ads 81 the Gay - sfe-
b. A, II s7,b 'lsja HOMER H. STUART Referee.
~ hi IS y WHITFHkAD An.ru-y AyI2s 1,wu
lJ;,u,r,G a. nh Of Nv tsa az same hour and plee
Hly-3 2vu honhh II. oiOANi' y 49,
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feaal Nnrlfes.

oftA, County II New York Nocc- h-reby gwen IN all per
LAYING tsiin. against PETER MARSH tate Of thr City q
n, YSrk DE- p.s-ut with vDoc1-is
I, the sLbserb 81 the If ELDRIDGE WANDER" EN-
KEN No 36 lastItrt in CITY If Ssg ora on OF De-
fore the nth day Of Angus; 5-Adsed Se'EfoFA Se
ninth day Of " bruary, 1852
ALOSZO HASCY,
ELpRIDGE VANDERwERKEN,
FIN T.ue,Th Executors
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IN PURSUANCE of M ordos "i tho surrogate OF
New b.rby siyen o. ell hsy,os claims
ssslsi EDWARD L. CONNOR late OF tn. City OF New forh
q. c.s.. O. pr wh he voucher there 4. tire
ul.criler the oce Of CopDo6 W:ehorue. No 2s3 Brst
We, IN the CITY Newly ik or fie the 5rst day II De-
6. rre,t-Dad NewY"Ik ih- eleventh day II Nay 1859
Myl2 Ia~6uTh CHARLES r. Common, Executor.
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CJPREME COURTROOM JAY, Receiver Of


- Mechanic fr. l.u:.ne. Company q ;s Cy 4 Wv.
Yurs ss-in., WILLIAM Il De GRoOr and ALic 70 ~,
wife JAMES B. MURRAY, CHARLES Bt RAALL, = Loh De
OPDYkE and WILSON @ HUNT.-F0--eosr-s esr-f II ~,
susn. Judgment decree Of sale, .e H. me aco
sr.iot Special Tern of the Supreme Coet he'd "
Yort CRY Oc ST. 1851 l. tie Referee SAD asteE
al !, pubic suron tie Merchant Erohsss- Ia Nes lt
CIV on tn sri day If Msy is9 u Uoos q tns cay
The rows property rsr:i0n-d AL deserted in aid ,es
viz tina. c. piece parcel 81 and sus- rs s
bling y, Ninth Wsd Of th- City Of Se-foti oe.ls
he Luf ts,1aeig the reco- chsrcLv,rce1 s.c
me- q. Trinity Cdureh cczI10ul, called the taarch Farm az
ssEried &c q ssck part ttseo. 40 hrs L =. oAfA
br.srer Row AID Ar-or src-.s css. Il lHos1 s .. =
r-r ~ s1d hidcd so-p - VII: BeGsl.us a. af; 90
~, porry Ode - L. Roy csaufhsr- szEared sra Fly
s: asd i.be e.s.~s fr.E tie oo.1s1 te- tss go
CIV aide q H1tou greet AID nsrk,sy es - Il Roy .s;
afcr rrIs nr,hzzy saa parallel y Eresoa sci sisHt as
e...rry q ioi c- aid map o-e haI Zee % re
,-s Al sss block lie Roy AID hon sse-a taenee
eas.e.y s1as ceE-- line a..e - Ls So
fee, ten .r-s 20 the eas~ry boundary Ct ;he Ch--c -
he.cs su.h rss.ery Along TIE tEr-ssa tee. - %
thence soahesy aoEz the lands occupied ty .r Oer.a
Garth AL psal-i % hadsa sir.e Ell, =, - y
inches L. street and there w-ssy ao1g -
6e II lie Rev .ret iss &c iAs 2-es
snars Trfns made known The day q "a. , .s'A'
April II, Is5s. HOhEk n SIT he.r.ee-
a. 2.HS CHARLES Z WHITEHEAD A..oTnsJ'
Adjourned . .h q Msy 1859 q. s.ns hoeI sid R1se.
Dy9 -sUE hOAkH IL eta h'''4"
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:
- phtAtiol - The May AldrnnsL aud ConDonl'y 81 tn-
City u N-wYOr. BY III Board Il r--hHef' 81 h- Zen
Psn II. scqEsl'u Vi aDds fT Pubne yAs ~
pnrp roth iId l-h ,tf-" and the SIN spc va ave-
us. city OF -~YorA-Th- hsy~ Adrin-p ana .'u'
usy City Il N.s lurk BY the Bard ~ Cui's
of h, Ceurrs Para pTsn.n 10 s- '1tuI, sniiso a,
THEREON pobh. Pls-- AID sutorE- thr 'si ~ the same
passed AIrl = ye-hr-i. + ina pr-sen-b"r-by siv' 40
owners ss-. pa- and prr-ns ~p-ctivry enn
lid std the lands, ru-eufs aHa
pr-ns. hereinafter g-uoIrd and dssr- that tey viii aP
oy ., h. pfru- Court II ID. Sis- Of NrwYnrk special
t-n 4 Court BE- bid The City Hal, q The Cry of New
Ynh Mdsy, the -b day II June 1879, at ih- opening ~
Cour dsy, thereafter a. Counsel rap o.
h-src appointment # ,hr Commissioner u Appraisal
tie sbuy- snstr tv"f 81 The several
owu.rs l-ssr- pa--s ADD aOfrSsd JUS ana ~iiits
TAXING al tbn -u-uI-nfs her-h't,
pr, liz between Tooth sDd l"h..-'s ana
b and .sd AMI winch the said Board of
C. III. Central Para dem advisable 10 BE-
aulr.d pur~e 81 exthing sad Central PARK in the Cry
of Yorh ala land. and pr-Ls laid IA, on IN.
asp OF psn OF .sd city under and by virtue II Al act end
Al rlaiis- tOuchns he laying o. ~
sr.r,s AID rac, 10 III. CRY # NswY aud for other
po..," pas.-d April 5 I@1.-Dated May - 1883
RICHARD BUSTED. Counsel % The Corpors,on,
uyirtr1f aud % said Soard ~ Comm'ssion-rA
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ and after MONDAY APRIL 1880 and until further n,oe,
fs.s~aseI Trains vii leave Pier. tot Vi Duae. - follows
puSkIRk EXPRESS e, o. IN, fs Dsnkirt and susAa,
end ps1nclla intermediate SstiUrs
NAIL TRAIN a. cor Dunkrk ans Buffalo, and inter.
ss-d,s< Stations
EoCkLANp PASSENGER ct 50 p o., nom loot Of haf'
flTOu SueexES ssd intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER "a o L., foT NowbalSh. hiddes1si,
ana tu;eyEaedste StsEe2s.
NIGHT EMPRESS AZ Q. N, fot Durkus and Bcfaio
fer sbuse trains run daily, srnasys erccped
Thesr Exp:rss Trans Iirs with the flynn,
CsnsDdagus, su6 Niassis tGs Rs.aA bT Esssra Falls Of
nsnss pen wl.n TIE = iaea'S ana -
kAs~d 81 Rs'sssI and BshalOi a. 9us' Bend VITO toe
ea~sc L,cAsntICa ind NCstVTn Rsilr1 III STsaoni q;
heruslssye. ~ii ts BuAlo end kewSers City Railroad
sna e.seo and Dgsht. SttA tie Lsfs Sue hsfosd Ia
SSr>sl<@d. CsnsinESa. Tl.dc, Drt.ci,. Chicseo, IL
CHARLES An PusidcRt-
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NETWORK snd NEW-nAVEN RAILROAD
~ 1859 sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. lEt

NEW-YOKK and NEW-tAVEN fAILNVAD.
~ 1853 sUMMER ARRANGEMENT lE%
Commencing May %, 1850.
Passenger Station IN NewYork cotner Of Nht snd I'D
Entrance 27fh-r. - $500
TRAINS LEAVE EEW-YORR
FOR New. Haven, 8s M lexis 1919, 3:l5 e1) SS Ano
,45 M Foi Bridgeport, 2, e. IN (exl, ~ 3l5 teL
so ASP Fcn mSra ss,f.Id FaiTfsld s3SspHr
Ga N. I2:t5 s:l5 ieI); $3.50, So s:S' $50 70,
osher and Grscnweh sH% R4' SO ~ S;S ~ eS
,t6 $50 D. M For Port Chester aud ntsrnedisie Ste
ions = % I'd. l2:45 $40 AS 6:S0, ESQ p
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, a. e1), 3:5 m ten) For hsrford and
Springfield, g. IN tex 3:l5p IN eN) foi Connecticut kvei
Railroad 20 Montreal N (exl and Sl5 IA. Zen to
Northampton For New Haven New London and soniastop
Railroad at And S5 For Canal Railroad 20 NORTH
81. IN anc 3:l5 p M For kausatnoh Rsiroad o.. m, si5
JAMES II. HOYT Sup-rnsna-aL
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WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.-Bewsre
w Of cOrrseit, y ecfs eoeiot, sne r.sesly dSnssa
R0weIy AID II Brooklyn only Re bad q HAYES fsn
~, Tbs eeauipe hss iarse w.sn On TIE a-l JOHN
PYsE Co. 100 NsSsu III: sar wtn EeiG.i ID nOSsy.
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HTDSON RIVER RAILRUAD.-FrOm My
IL 9, lSss TRAINS win leave Chsmbefss, Station as
foS,~s; Express Trains snd II and p For Hud'
7l5 for Siig Sing. 10 and and lo3a
fl PoOshleepsy, end $50 IT, for T4Iry'own. a% aud
6:<5 for Petkskn, SS The Hudson POnghksepsie,
Pelkn Sing Sing and TaIrytonp Train. stop VI the
stations Passtngc taken Chamber Canal Christopher
aud Trsis Tor Nuwyo5k leave Try ASS aud $3.50
45 and Albany sbou; Is minutes later On
6nl.nsyA al s D ~ A. r. SMITH. Supt.
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kEW-JERSEY RAILkOAD-FoI PHILA-
~ pELFhiA and the SoCTu aid WEST, ria JERSEY
CiIf-sn. s1S tApre line. lasrs New no,i Q. snS
C1Asti AID the We AID W.siasop Nov r.esas end the
c'A &c, and iAroakh ssasc eAsoiea wssAingaor 10
n AoA ". trina
}. W. WOODRUFF, Ass.s.sn. Superintendent.
No baggage si DO reosve for any trains uarss dssveyed sol
ehrcAcd Lfeea INMATES " sdyaSze Q. rs < Of lssyis
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NETWORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ The Car leave Flushing $780, 7:55 and 10 aud 2
t45 and D. m. connecting ~itb The steamer mATTANO
for w-Yori At Hunters Point The MAITLAND WI esve
fulton Market Slip al ~, l. And 3$5 5:S and 7:S a.
connecting the Hunters Point for E'ushina ware
,rnt, YIN NJ SMITH Superintendent
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IN lHANCERY, NEW-JERSEY.-JOSH
RAN sLEY sud ohers, pleinan sud TliE Ihr.n-
iUN MUTUAL LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANit
d. i.Dashi. On bill kcl pursuance Of al order ni'r y we
CLAlr. n The shove .a ds.sd hr third day OF "
ID. 1885, the Creditors Of the aoovrnanTed insurance
hereby notified that they required - prrh 20
10, Trenton NeJ.rsey, and prov. oeo.-
H. oath affirmation O:hTSIs-, a. BIZ shall
claims aud demands against said Company
ud.d Of such dividends b. u1aie ana
d23 !swsnTb JAMES WILSON, Msstsrin Chanoery.
IN PL hSt LANCE 1T MI "iJ-r If The Sur, gate 81
tie County New York notice hereby al persns
having LYDIA A. READING, Lat. o the Ci'y
N. York dee, ssed tie wln yolcIeI tnere
10 tie suc.err OF his Ce, No. ii Psrkrow in The City Of
New York before the seventh day Of July n.Xt-Ds-d
New oih, the third day Of January. 1859
Is Isw6n Th' GABRIEL VAN COLT Adninistrato-.
IN PURSUANCE Ui al order of tbr Surr'g,ts
Of the County Of New-York, notice IL hereby given TO all
pIs,ns having claims against SYLVENUS WARREN, late Of
th CITY # Providence III The STATE Of Rn1de Island decea-d,
with vouchers thereof 20 ths subscriber at
tie fic. Of WILLIAM J. hOPPlN, No. 81 Pnest., IN the
City New York before the twentieth day OF JnBe next
Dat, d, NV. oIk, the 18th day Of December 1883.
ole law6n TLELIZABETH WARREN Atunnistratrx.
IN PURSUANCE ut all order 1T the Surrogate
II the County Il hereby given all
% La wing claims against ISAAC DEVUE, late Of the City u
NwYort dec.ase pres-, the an. with voucher thereof
The subsc ber her residence in the Village of ionkers
County ~ Y before the SIN day of Sep.em-
Der n.u.-Dsted New York. the ID day Of March, iSp
ms lsw6uIb MIRIAM u DhHOE,
Administrative.
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6teumbpals anb Rallrua6s.


vI,O EXCURSIONISTS.--F CHARTER rea-
,oushly the large aud cunlnodious COLOMBIA,
having f7nnbes with Bsses by sppy,Sg 20
LOR NEW-HAvEN-By steamers ELM CITY
i aud TRAVELLER, from P,ck-sip ssp m and II p M
IL s,..n,y, mETAMoRA, Tuesday. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY, from foot Of Jay st., att IN
NAY BOAT f., ALBANY -SteaWe' ARMENIA
~ every MONDAY WEDNESDAY end FRIDAY FROM FOO
Of Hsrisoost, a. , o'oloch q m
LOR SAG HARBOR-Landiog at ORIENT s1d
own. Pier NJ. 81 f. H. on SATURDAY AFTERNooNs
O'Clock. Freight received on board on Friday.
NOR BOSTON oDd PROVIDENCE sin NEW
i PORT FALL RlvERThs .peudd ana y superior saS,
sTEsDa MkTh1fSflsS Sr
VI 81 sSfs sas shA S H. p No
H~af.r uo roOns regarded secured to any sppa'
can't until shall have been paid fol- ,..o, ,,
Freight Boston Is forwarded through Win e'ea' dpA0n "
@M BORDEN, Agent No. ~ aud n west-,.
TJSHE REGULAR MAIL LINE wa SIONiNG
i TON. foi BOSTON sno PROVIDENCE.-ii,nlaId n0u'@-
s T s s. .@S 1' MOT Kotk cs s.o
s sfSSiSsTGs Gs SiSiS
ssos.oeNGn da Pr, NJ sof S d wharf sSS1.
Bs o,a u snS Ss"TnF R 81 sS P q.
rls COMMODORE, from New YoIs Monday wsda%.dA'
snS Fnss T 1ssdNy y sS fss.
l.
Day and Saturday. from stoninson Monday wednesday an'
frosy .-.....
AND B.sa Express Mail an reaching esd places ~ al
vance by tbeI and In ample tune to' all tne
eArfy urvs hnes connecting North and East fssehseis
that prefer reIsin bard the Steamer, ."y nghts ss
breakfast desired and esve stoainsop In toe
O. IA Nem
Far. trun, Providence 70 Newport 50 cent?.
psnies the steamer AID train through
each ~sy "
ko assas- o-rtns freight, apply board the
sraner Freight Oce, Pier No North RiyeI oi ct
~. Ia, No 10 sattrTy place Feb. -. 1859.
I,EN1kAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.-
Coppectius Ct New Hampton with the Delaware, Lacks
xs ana Western Railroad and at Esstop With The Lehiss
vsiey Rsr,sd u. arr.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT commencing nsy i6, lS'S:-
sV, York for Eeston aud inennedat. places nom tief
No Norti Rivef u II As aud for homer
valk by ahcv- trains aud at $50 m
The abv- Elizabeth with trains on the New
Je-y Railroad New orb from the foot Of Court
Lnd,-s., a 80 H., and u u., and and p n -,
es The Delaware, Lsckawsnna and Weston ran
road will leave 7Aa only For Lehgh Valley hsIoso
u On. apd ll:45e.n John d STERNS. Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAiLROAD.-From May
II MAIN Station
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u F,auiEc
ROOT bElA fIincifa. dept Ne. - GIrtlwoss., sSove
BsFclsys'.
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ITO EXCURSIONlSTS.--For CHARTER rea-
soushly the large aud cunlinodious COLOMBIA
having fI f-nnbes with Bsrges, by tppyge 10
GEOk1E T. STANLY agrnt foot Of Robnsonst NoItn hve
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NAY BOA1 iOf ALBANY aud TROY
IL st.an,el BETAMORA Tuesday, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY frun foot Of Jay ST., at a.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12
Fodder np-InlpOrtamt.

The following letter from Mr.. Geo. Seab0rn, well
known as the late experienced editor OF the Farmer
and Planter to possess much of interest to the
planting community Facts are stubborn things, and
the result of experiments as detailed below present con-
sderatOns worthy of notice.
Mr. EDITOR i promised you a statement OF the re-
suit of an experiment made to ascertain what loss corn
would sustain from being deprived OF It's blades at the
usual time of taking fodder and, also, whether cutting
the corn at the roots after the blades become dry to the
ear, would lessen the product.
Twelve short rows near equal IN appearance as
could be found in the field set apart for the ex
pertinent OF the twelve rows No. One four, seven and
ten were left with the blades until they were general
y dry to the ear and stalks even to the top,
then cut up at the roots and shocked on the held
until the other gathered then hauled IN and
shucked from the stalk No. two, five eight and eleven
were left with the blades on and No three SIX nine and
twelve were stripped of their blades late as IS usual
with US. Now for the result:
No. one four seven and ten, when sheLed, measured
four pecks one gallon, two quarts and one pint, and
weighed seventy and half lbs.
No. two, five, eight and eleven, measured four pecks
gallon two quarts, and one and hall plntS, ana
weighed seventy one and half lbs.
No three six nine and twelve measured four pecks,
half pint, and weighed fifty.fve lbs.
The fodder that was taken from the last numbers was
carefully cured and kept to ITSELF and weighed eighteen
pounds which, added to the from which 1t was Ia
KEN amounted to seventythree pounds, but one and
half pounds more than the corn alone, from which no
blades were taken and two and half pounds than
than that ut up at the roots. This experiment proves
conclusively to nv mind, what | long since believed
that by pulling fodder we deprive the Of the weight
or very nearly So of the fodder when cured And fur
thermore that we would be better employed in making
hay than in taking fodder from corn | neglected
to mention in its proper place. that the all we'll
and equally dried before being measured and weighed
GEO SEABODN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12
FURNITURE, FURNITURE,,

AS COMPLETE AN ASSORTMENT AS CAN BE found
any city, and cheap for cash. now offered to the in.
specton of the public at No TO- Front Street. Wilmington
u Purchasing from first hands the factories cash.
anu selling for cash its equivalent the Subscriber
enabled to offer greater inducements to the citizens of Will
mngton and of the State generally to buy at home than
has ever before been offered Goods for interior will be
carefully packed and promptly forwarded The Subscriber
particularly DESTROYS that persons from the interior of the
state VINO nave been in the habit of purchasing abroad
would give his establishment trial. The following are some
OF the articles to be found in his Furniture Rooms
Sofas Tee-aTetes Lounges Easy Chairs Rocking Chairs
Etageres or Whatnos Ottomans FooStoos Centre Sofa
and Card Tables Chairs Mantle and Pier Classes secre
tares Book Cases, Tea Breakfast and Dining Tables Side
boards Cane, Woodseat and Cushioned Chairs in great
variety; Bureaus Bedsteads Washstands Toilet Tables
Wardrobes Fancy Cottage Sets Mattresses Beds Pillows
Boalsters, &C. large stock of Looking Glasses, Office
Furniture Chdrens Chairs Cradles, Cribs Trundle Bed
steads, Toy Bureaus, &c. o. L. FILLYAW
March I'd, 1859 l50&27-1v
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12

RosIN-Under the advces from abroad the market here
has ruled exceedingly dull and since last has been al
entirely neglected In the absence of transactions the
stock of No. is accommodating in first hands and may be
considered fully fair Buyers not disposed to operate
unless at materially lower rates. which holders refuse to
accede to- in consequence quotations of both Nos and
are merely nominal See table. In the Common article we
no1ice sales on Thursday bbs at 81 20 for large bb
and Saturday 2O do at 81 Is per 80 lbs. No transactions
reported since the market closes dull at above figures
TAR-Is in moderate demand and the arrivals continue
unusually small Only so bbls received, and sold on We'd
nesday at 81 so per Dbl.
BEEF CATTLE AND SHEEP.-The market continues to be
very poorly supplied with beeves and notice active
demand from butchers Only two small lots of grass
fatted received and sold at g cents per b. SHEEP are also
in light supply and are wanted One drove Us head)
brought days SINCE and sold at 81 70 81 90 each
BARRELs-The arrivals of empty Spirits Turpentine bar
res light for few weeks past consequence OF
which the supply market quite SMALL and few or none
remain in first hands. We moderate demand, and Sc
lected sell readily at 81 S. 81 80 each.
CoFFEE.-The market is moderately supplied Win nearly
all descriptions, and there merely retail demand See
table for quotations cargo of 1000 bags received direct
from Rio on Friday last and has gone into store selling
lots of . bags upwards at III to II cents per b ac
cording quantity and quality Sale this morning OF loo
bags at IL to II cents, months
CoTToNThe market continues to rule steady but IN con-
sequence of the small quantity Offering the transactions have
been limited Only small lot has been sold Con Satur
day) at IL cents per lb. for low midding.
Corn MEAL-None worthy of note arriving, andthe sup
plv on market confined to small lots In dealers hands,
We note fair demand, and quote at 81 ID per bushel
FLoRIn the market for State brands have change
of Importance make remarks OF this day week.
The receips have been confined few small lots per rail
road, and the supply On market continues quite small there