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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

H,RnoR DrrrssEs.-Duripg the pss: year opera
tions on the Notifications in New-fork HARDER have
been confined to Fort Richmond and Fort Tompkins.
Fort Richmond il nearly completed. Early next Spring
it will be ady TO receive its entire armament of 6
heavy guns, Of which q will be ~ Founders flor hot
shot and the remaining 81 win be Coumbads, Il Of
lOinch and IS of S-inchesllber The lstter are the
most formidable guns used In any service for
coast defense Their range is about the same that
Of the 42pounders, mile, (sbout, with eeva-
ton of degrees, and miles elevated 10 degrees,
which last elevation may be considered the Limit OF
direct firing. The extreme range Of the Columbisd,
elevated 40 degrees, is nearly 81 miles. II is likely
that few years will add still more terrible weapons 70
our deenses, in the shape OF rfed cannon, and
binary guns OF greatly increased caliber in both OF
which successful experiments are being made.
The work Fort Tompkins, which was commenced
year ago last July, bss been prosecuted with I'll the
rapidity which the available means permitted.
The iast Congress granted no appropriation, though
the engineer asked for 100000. The principal
vsions have been already made, and the foundations
nearly all laid considerable portion Of the wall has
been built, and the machinery prepared 10 carry On
operations with the greatest vigor With adequate
appropriations, this work could be easily finished In
The plans for Sandy Hook were fixed upon early
in the Spring The engineer has since been engaged
10 collecting materials, preparatory 10 commenting the
work.
The work on wilett's Point hss not been touched,
for want Of appropriations and for the same reason
little other work has been done in the harbOr.
II il understood that Major Barnard has estimated
that 900 600 is the amount necessary to carry the
works under his charge in the habor and the Nsrows
for the next fiscal year, With this sum Fort hch.
mond can be completed; Fort Tonpkins can DO 30 far
advanced TIA. another year will fnsh il; the new
Water Battery, designed by the Board Of Engineers
for this locality, can be commenced; Fort La Fayetts
can be modified that Il will be thoroughly efficient
for the important position which Il occupies and the
batteries below Fort Hamilton can be 30 extended a.
10 sweep the waters Of Gravesend Bay, and 10 afford
the number Of guns required On this side Of the
NaIrOWs, &6
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rslrgp STATES NARsHALs oEsIcE-ss'r %.
M =
SEIZURE OF GOyERsHEST VESSEL.
IN Ss-nylsy las. the United S,Afes MaUha 81 and tn

On Saturday LAT, the United State. Msvhal and the
rc, l.,orrey n behalf Il n. G1gerunrt eonnereeds
rspeyin pos.eson Of the ooSeno
Fay6 shh had besn ssIeo By Lawrence foc ne oaiiri
of H. vessel 4. atn.ss that mouths ssc Lawrence
Fou 4. entered into With Capt b~1nsnl va
pfssel Superintendent 4 he FOItncatoIa scy ia lo
ne eors.rc.tor Of ,.esboat b. called Oofefnr Dy9
a. 70 be building frcsiions soose
Psyrensw D. adj IL inssnen az iAs wok
Tne e1 raynsut . mad wnsu the work wn conpsted
Tie couirct sccerted BY Cap B. and ~ Pcs on an
oxr.rhip tho hrs. psy NJ Inc osst ns
bxn n ur Yin IL ~: year i1stsme.s have been
r,f srrsp. The s.. IT, fa.ai 20 make The sns
ca sd dispI.e between Capt g. AID ne 'cd.rs In- Csp
.sir nsnsd spersi tniSs having
w. be doEs o. hand he eaics:s claimed tae, e
work vas sors .eccEars eols The vessel aowsvsf
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q HEALTH OF
AMERIC WOMEN.

e)Gs AMERICAN WOMEN. 49,
oep been sad affection thu. the Psychological anatomy
Of woman .ble ens snd disease for which
reliable remedy has been found 10 toe regular medical pro.
feson Every mother Of family ard most females above -
year. II sse fully experience this SO is position, wealth and
Cultivated exemption 20 This rule. 81 universal are
sneriI the of Is 20 10 that
every j. Interested H. obtaining certain relief
Iresusrss local general debility aud nervous
be the lot Of during me arses. pr
ton Of their life.
Tie experience Of many years the severe tests Of nvesgato
by scientific medical men, the u the medicine 10 The practice
and In the families Of phys AID It's general IN the 'an'
cegymsn and the most cultivated and rehaed In
the country resulted in stamping the elegant and well know
rr.psrsof Grssfenberg Company the only reliable
remedy for universal and distressing diseases OF
Eppepsrsd BY an .drca.ed physician Of great experience
snd via always found fully equ. 70 representation con
cernipsi, L. known The Grd.eabeyg C0npasts MAR
STALLS UTERINE CATHOLiCON.
Price 81 50 per bottle fire boe' for SO. ca. be sdy
sent BY erp,es Addyea JOSHUA BRIDGE, NJ d., Secye
fq,u and Consulting Phyncidn, Graeenbg Company No. -
PARK ROW. NETWORK.
Usyps examined csrtif Ct the Grsefenbez Company
take ,yrs that they evidences Of genuine
and entitled the confidence OF the pubic My per
sous with az the members Of the 0rseenoer
Company IN expressing the opinion that their medi
cine, srew worthy Of cor fdence." francis HALL,
and Proprietor Netc York Commercial Advsrtssr
DR BsIDcE way be eonsed profe'sionnHy or bv
~ Ms yoon,in The G,deenbeyg Isttution No So Pd'hror
ONee hours u 10 I and 3to a.
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MARINE COURT-srPT. 20-BefDre Judge McCARTay.
Joseph A EDDY sgt. W. A. Booth, President.

\. ~. n
This was an action brought to recover damages for
an alleged neglect % Doty tdoT.er Of Two protested nos
In r collection with the American Exchange Bank oy the
plaintiff. A., -,
L. the notes IL s.on len With the bank
r COLLECTION and that being p,d they pros..ed and
the in2OFer served The holder together with
biz own The holder omitted 10 the indors.r With the no
tees lsf. with Tim FER that purpose -
Ia the pssept action he claimed that The delivery II all the
notices 60 him sUceu, performance OF ths dates OF
coecs agent but that It bouLd 70 serve separate notice
upop each ndcser only general duty bat 10 companes
with sp.ca contract made with nlu tor TIA. pp<e Ia-
making n snch contract esnsd BY the defendant
ruled By The Court upon the tra that Ia secordanee
With he practice and decision. q Tie Co,rs Of this and
ss,. service o notice u protest r all tae parties 20
bill OF note upon holder thereof 10 fg OF the
duty Il collecting aud that Is the duty Of The holder and
of eah eldr.eI forward such notice 10 his previous endrss
ue.- should msde appear thai special contract had
ben BY holder With such collecting agent % sefys he
roce Of the ordinary practice The anti was
sworn In bis behalf and testified that such contract bad
been see This testimony con,rsdietsd By the collection
clerk tark who received he mates from The paLH D.,
th- Court decided in favor Of The plaintiff, that '-s
made ana tina. the bsIE lad as'uned me 10Y aga
sbe for claimed Judgment or1r'ed fDf piln,u
For plaintiff, w. Norton for defendant l. W. ffeH''HS
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssiONs-sErr. Sl-Bef're
Cl,u IIdlr RusskLL-

Thomas Woodward, q boy, was charged with grand
,csry rve,-d and sen: toe Peneniiay for tvo
RoLlt Church AID Henry sqrIs were TIED II May As' r
. - ua,s e c.erf.i. bills In the previous March. Ga
-. s, ,ae JUry disagreed Today they tried again
90 he .,e charge ale hour Zoe Jary were unable 10
49, -, LII =. hh., WI
H.p Green psiD.er with kofe the Sth Of Aaf1s. The
c,,. VA c ooIcG6ed when tie Court adjourned Il 50c>cE
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Udter Cnre.

nR. E. J. LOWENrHALs WATER-CURE
~ ard GYMNASIUM-Hoel accommodated for Transient
and Permanent Bosris' No. 10 gleeckers, New York
THE WATER-C CURE and HYGIENE INSTI-
fUTE located Nos IS and IS Laishts, door from
g. Johns Pari GOOD BOARD csn be obtained from 70
*l5 Eer week. Tnrsient P-ro1s 8 pr day Gymnasium
ard Bshnz privileges provided r the Of guests free Of
charge. Ofkcce Consitstors rom g. N. 10 4 p. m &
TRAIL. NJ D, And D A. GoRrON, n. D., Physicians.
TANCHEk Proprietor.
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COURT cALENpAR-rnrs DAY.

SuPRtME CoURr-GESERAL 1ERa.-( Euumsrated)
Nos. 49, q! g. q, a. g. 81 81 a. A. @l, IS u, a, ~, ~
So 81, 50. So = - ,,,-
SUPREME CouRr-CRcuIr.-Nos.9 67, 1868, SG35,
2o57 54 lsl9 1856 76o 9ss 1884, li2 l6Sst 5t a0l, $685.
2e5 267 2t69, .07l, 3TS. - 80 =, An .
BRooKLYN CRY CouRr-Sept. 2l.-Nos. IS 49, 81,
s. u s, ST. s. s. - H. %, q, -. |, b q, r. 49, 90 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

sURROGATE'S COCRT-Sept T.-Bef0re EDwA 30 c. WEsr
WILL or PETER BLOSDEL.
This viii was opposed on the ground Of its informal
execution The witnesses shown paper folded aud
lying table One Of them testified that the test.tos
10 it, and that be put his finger on bic and said
This my will" acd thst he then asked the witnesses b. sign
/. witch the did TIE other witness stated thu, he had
recollection saying that the paper his will bat
be that either om sn-thng said a.
The time who for him No part q the
10 Witnesses There sttestaon
cDu.e s.d the will submitted the Surrogate, who I'D
ntied IL 10 probate .
CambelLg Pine for executors oeofge '" stevens aod j.
r, koiie FOX coltestsnts
WILL OF ABEL :. PETERS.
This will was opposed on the ground Of want OF due
execution under the statute The will executed the office
u tie 6eceaed in the Of suydam Reed Co. and was
Witnessed by them. ,
III. Surrogate held al lie requirements 4 tho statute lad
been fully complied WITH and ordered the will 70 he admitted 10
proba,e. ,--.-.-.
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NOTICE ro IHE KINGS COUNTY BAR.

The County Clerk publishes the following notice to
l Bar Of this county: Nouenumestsd motions will BE- heard
at Special Term IN Brooklyn Saturday the Is, day Of October
BY Judges Lott and Elliott and be noticed Tor ths,
dsy In Of engagements OF the Judges In hold
ins Circuit Court on the Monday Il October motions will
no. be helrd Al that time.
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NOTICE # APPLICATION for the discharge
Of an n-ven from his debs pursuant 70 the provisions OF
,l Sd article Of the title II the 9Th chapter Of the "a part Of
he Revised satutsL-Noiic fret published Sept H. 9 j.
FORAN WILLIAMSON Of the City Of Syracuse in the County
~ uoudas. in his individual capacity and member Of IN"
firm Of How and WknsH Creditors 20 appear before the
Un Richard WOODWORK County Jgdze u Oncndssa County
coTrr 8, Of the suprene CoVr his Office 10 the Court
House the City Of Syracuse the O:h day Of November
n.rt AZ o'clock 10 the forenoon. show cause any they
have hy al assignment said ms Events estate should not b.
made and he b. dschsgd from bis de- e. pursuant 20 law
S,i,IavI0wWs J. WILKINSON, Ar for Iusnt.
New York.
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&rrrrsions.

IF you wish to enjoy most dehghtni
excursion sriP and t.ie Tg- 0i ,,s =. s,~o1.
.csnery on EAs. River the proc "sos sllh ne ~
$3.50 EeIC;s:e &C. .sie lie fsstsAans steamer Lsced
nv An, See sdyerris, aent
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sUPREME COURT-CIRcuIr-Sept.2 0.-Before
Justice PorrER.


Justice POTTER
SUIT FOR TARRISG AND FEArHERIsc ooLoRED
BARBER.
william Mower ss Peter Bossrdus W. H. Hunt Myron Van
pusen sias w Toby Ch.s L. wencheI and A. B. Etins.
In 1856. the plant f. colored man, was barber
coumb cSOIiy tins sa mob hs -sessS s esSen
yoety him and dragged him from his shop BY force TO the
om him in money aud gold The next day he
advised to leave and he obeyed tie brought sn TO recover
TIE te.,pdn,s state that they active parpaor in
the affair IN aYn q he 1 AR and ssi4nas .hs ;
Ens The daughter ~ss Of ulsonnd mind aud was eniiced
TS. yan,ia on hi. examination witness denied any
knowledge Of Ms. Ll!ins The es.e is 'l on .,s
Dean and Mr Miller, COR defendants
GtNrsAt TasM~B,fore Justice. ROOSEVELT SUTHERLAND
AID s1 EMoIt'
The Court prcmulga following order: Ordcred
This. After The Day Calendar Of the
Term Ill be Do.e0ned on aee'uh' of the engagements
Thirty causes will placed the Day Calendar until other
""e tx Cg,xpss-srPr 2O.-Before Justice DAVIES.
Jacob Pearce sst- The Union Building Association.
This is action to get aside bond OF the plaintiff
number of bonds and mortgages given to the defendants
shares Association The plaintiff. bond for the pay
ceyed IS 500 The pand applied injunction
Association cm prosecuting the bond and from forecosng
The grounds pom which tie motion made thai the
original the bond uurious lcorscionabe aud
oppressive L. alleged ,hst the plaintiff bad than paid
the whole amount he bad received Win interest," but that the
association FIJI attempted 70 claim Tor accrued hnes end
dues what plaintiff has paid, which, allowed the
Association likely TO last for ten the Psctf will have
20 pay that the Association, in is present hsnds
was b.ipe ransge6 and violating the provisions II It's
charter The Court granted absolute Injunction. A. X
Dy.t., counsel for plaintiff.
Before Justice CLERKE
DECISIONS.
Edsord Kellogg ast John Reynads ct sL-aoon granted
with 8 10 costs
Addison G. Jerome at Samuel H.s. ct a--Motion denied
without cots.
Abrsm h. Ws,nOre agt. John w. L. .Mstlock.-Moton
granted without costs.
In Re- the Petition Of Lewis Morris ct 81 Orders confirming
two reports Il Comuiisioners CT Estimate, &c.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Roswell C.
Bsinsd esq Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice 10
hereby given according 70 law TO all persons having claims
deceased that they required exhibit the with the
vouchers thereof to the subsnber the Executors al the resi-
Sen,e a. Isaac C. Loper No II Mddagh Brooklyn, No. 81
Fulton Market in the City Of NewYork or before the l|sh
dAy Of January neNt.-Da;ed July 5, 1889.
SARAH ANN SIMoNsON, Executors
ivs lswemW ISAAC c. LOPER,
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6teamboats anb Railroads.

nay BOAT for ALBANY and TROlr ,Ssssn ,H
~ METAMoRA, fton5 80; Of ;sys- "e''
DoP EIITSUING, COLLEGE POINT. ST
r RoYlNs WELL.-Th- stesnsr ENOCH pEAN 49,. 20
r,laH M'Ts.t slip on ard af=r Sept ~ a. "; u a.
n m Leaves Flushing ~ 5 a. m sra p u ~" NV -
a.D;, ESe a,.on q g. sra Te:-'n 3 esH's
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buden, another ssmbss, and cousderse number II
c B% Ss sa' sT .TS ss u Ss.1
States District Aerpeys Office fof sdyoe and sssi.;aa
rrl.nes, Ns,Sa Ryud.r: ss ,so q bis DEPARTS. ,os %.
e.nsoa IN b: es.ss c.rt BeOA.m hayius made ,he
Of the vs''sl Ill be prosecuted BY the GsvernsaeI
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIoNs-sr,r sa-s.sor, ya.,,e,,
orAcxr>sVsH, BSrNxA>. And ossosx
William Buck, stealing blankets, sheets. Sc, Psni-
s1 s, @sns :s Mary b s.i. .ass sos r.S
P,D sSay optss Psih Dane. s,r.ins &c amss.
.. Ho3 d Rsas rso. Kec.r sss ~. PAN. :nd
three p.n Of CATERS two ehas., rsni'sp,i.ry
a Sa ' fSsm Kss sSs scd .Hd v.I COINS f.a ss.s.
liar, mouths. John Kelly, .'ssliDs ,hir' Pessn.aIy
P Fsaie s a a Aiy Am sealing srs.', ware:
Psnel.i.s four months. EIsn seS.ly :..,os ,ss a,..
ESg;: E R s S s'S S:sa ass pair e..
.aptases AnHis ss@id ..e.in, ;Isn. and Tire.
battery judgment Yendsd Patrick 9err,y s..a; and bat,
rry Pni,sI;ay three months Daniel Andersen stealing
aud battery ft ed s. John Lyuch stealing silver coins ads
suspended Mary g. Poser, s'eslns calico dress 'ds
meni Suspended
KINGS COUNTY SUPREME couRr-Gsxrs.L rraN-
SIPr. @-Befor- Judges Lorr. ENorr. and BxowS.
Tie following decisions rendered at q General
Tenn Of The supreme Count held Newbarsh the I7h Of
jcnsh,u Dycsmsr, appellant, sgt John odel and 9th.
ers respondents Order ofhe Surrogate eversed with coss 70
&c ,ps.Sy. ..p a c aud another
ps aud trial ordered ~ the
Circuit abide Opinion By Judge Bowr Judge
Emot, diss. niins
jasper W Gilbert Ast TIE Ncw.york Equitable Insurance
CoJUdguen, sfmcd without to either party Opinion
b. judge Lott
Johann. k,nsp.p .anI aG Is.S AIT Tas New Ysrn and
with Opinion by Judge Brown
Isaac Carpenter Alfred Sutton, respts Ast Mary q.
Ward. spr.Dsnt-JGdsmsrt affirmed with costs Opinion BY
Judge Brown.
josiah r. Bowrcn ss. John Moore and Judgment A.
firm ID, with Opinion by Judge Brown.
David H. Ven Wagner. appellant ax- Gilbert H. Pern
spondeut. Jndgmep affirmed. with costs
Edward Dkemsn executor, &C., respondent. sst nNk H.
Newman and others appellants Judgment affirmed. without
costs to either party. Opinion by Judge Brown.
The following csuses were argued a. the present term
Beuj Homsn aud another Miller woodhin.-Order a.
frmsd with 10 coats.
James Rushvn ct a. respondents John H. Patton sp
p-sntRs meu rendered proceedings stayed in the
John N. Smith respondent Samuel n Rande appellant.
judgment sii rmed with cos,s-
Ambrose Wager pspondett ast John NJ Kesne and Others
OF the Duchess County Court reversed
with costs.
Sarah Hanccok and spt sg Hobett Hancock and 9TH
ers, appellants Judgment affirmed with costa
Jvnies Seward resp AIT Edw ard E-ck, appellant -Aoon
for csvc to appeal denied.
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Dfean cleaners, 81.

THE NEW LINE FOR
CALIFORNIA
From the old established Wharf. foot Of Warrers.,
North River.
steersse, ESQ., Second Cabin e7s; Fret CABIN elo In
cluduz Railroad Ticket
FIFTH AND TWENTIETH or EACH MONTH
The fayorite steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt Tinke
raugb,- will leave above WEDNESDAY, Oct ), at
o'clock connecting via Panama Railroad with the steamship
OkIZABA.
ExtIa steamer this line always at Panama inurirs prompt
Connection ~ the Isthmus.
The NORTH STAR will succeed the NORTHERN LIGHT,
leaving New York Oct 90 49, .
For freight or passage sppy the only Offices Of the Line in
he City Of NewYoIk
No III Vests, corner Of Wsren-st and
No. Bowling Green.
d. B. ALLEN. Agent
BAH persons forbid Trusting account OF
the above ships or owners.
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and arer MONDAY Sept 49, 1889 Passenger Trains vii
leave Pier, foot Of Duane st, as follows, viz:
DCEKIRK EXPRESS at a. M. for Du1krt, slfsci Can
and gus and principal inferno iste Stations
MAIL TRAIN a. $3.50 M, for D1IkEk and Buffalo, and L.
tei mediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER s:3:so p m, for Newbarsh, Mddleown
sd Intermediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS $3.50 m, for Dunth, Buffalo, Canaan
dsigus, ard principal Stations
These Express Trains az Enra with the Car Andss
and Ni,ar. Falls Railroad BIs win the Sya
and Bnghsm'on Railroad, for Syrsc1s Cornps With the
Buffalo Corning and Ne~YoIh Railroad, for Rochester and
Railroad for Sronon and at Buffalo and Dunkrk with
the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cucnus Toledo, De
troit, Chicago, &c. and The Canada Railroads
EATH'L. MARSH Receiver CHAS AINOr, Gen'L slPt
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1859 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. lsiS.
Commencing May g. 1859.
Pssen SAon in NewYk corner Of Hih.s and at sv
TRAINS LEAVE NEWYoRK,
FOR Rev haven, IN lex i.:io 3:l5 lex sSo Ani
IS P m For Bhdsspor, m !e1) l2:s5, S;i5 Ssal;
,n6 Wesport IN. i2:45 81 and 45 For horwik
7s.m M. l245, 3:l5 (ex)i $3.50, As $50, $50 poi
D.rien and Greenwich 7, m: 2:f5 S:t9 AS $50 6S
G. N. For Stamford, !, (ey) ga 2t5 2:l6 (.Il $50
So $50. For Port Cheter and Intermediate sn-
si0u. "a m W cS - So 40 5is L.
For Boston, So m. (eA Sl5 m; eI) Yf bsrtbrd sna
Springfield an pm(ex For Counectc1, River Ra
soa For New Haven New Sndon and sohiD ston Railroad
a M (e1 and has D. FoI BousatoIc Railroad = IN and
s:i5p, For Esuzs'gch Railroad g. M S;l5 p IN Ss'
Dan bury ana Norwali Railroad, T. g .. m, $50 ?. m.
JAMES h. HOfT, Superintendent
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legal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
Il County NOTICE hereby given 20 all persons
having against MARCIA Able late of Roekand in the
Maine deceased present the same With vouchers
thereof the subscriber az tine office Of HENRY FESSEN
DEN No 10 Wstreet in the City Of New York on or
before fourteenth day Of January na-Dsted New.foh
INC SAMUEL C. FEssENDEH, Administrator
tia frW
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NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw.JERSEY-

NENTRAL RAIIIKOAD OF NEW-JERSE1-
~ Connecting Q. New Hampton with the Delaware, aska
and Western aAosd and ct Eas:oo with The Lenies
Valley Railroad. .
FOR Esgon intermediate places from Per No. x
North River 1880 and II As and az p Tor somef'
VII. by the above trains and 54 The above trains
uet Elizabeth with trains the New Jersey Railroad which
New-York from foot Of CoutlAndtst, OF 7:+o and
m. and and p m.
fLe NJ train from New Yoh males ccse come -toa
Esson with the Lehgh Valley Railroad, and thence via
East Peupvsnis Railroad 20 Reading without change Of csrs
READING direct for Pe;.se and Harrisburg
Passs gers the Delaware, LSkawsnA And Western Ra
will lesve a. S only; for Lehigh vsrey Railroad Of
1904 %. and II rs only.
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NOTICE i hereby given of the application a

NOTICE is hereby given Of the application a
JOSE ~ PIE, ilsovent debtor for bis discharge from
iursImen pursuant the provisions Of the Revised saa,@s
lcerug Voluntary uleuts by an insoyent I the p
nee generating bis from Imprisonment and that 90
rd-r BY the Supreme Court The 18th day OF JAY
9 rstuIusss the 18th day September neat q. 10 O'clock In
th- forenoan City Hail. the City Of New
VII r the creditors Il said jose NJ Pie show cause a1
thew had Why said should be discharged accord
In, b the payer II his petition which said order AID PETITION
"a, Sled 6 the CLERK Of said Court. the th day Of July 1883
JOSE N. PIE lnsDlyent-
ADDISON SANFORD Attorney for lnsolven.,
,,lsiswIOwW No ~! Broadway, New-York.
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Cigars.

SNUFF, TOBACCO, and Imported and Do
~ ues.ic CIGAks, by A SNOWFALL n Isa S,eeuvicA
~, one door below CeoTtanit NY
FOX NEW-HAVEN-By steamers ELM CITY,
from feotshP a. p m, ard TRAVELLER at II .. H., az.
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CITPREME COUNT. COUNTY OF QUEENS.

CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF QUEENS.
O-EdwaId w Bradley sst Charles +. Toy Daniel b Call
sop Nssdseu. Boerrn, ard syvsnus Smith, Warren Mitch
I'll ard r. g. Thoe Executor kc Of the s, viii and tesla
mt John Mitchell deceased for relief Con not
.ryS: To the Defendants. You hereby summoned and re-
cu.t The conpin in this action which WAS hsd IN
" q the Clerk Of the County Of QGee a. Jamaica Long
Island The ih Day Of Marco 1857 and 20 serve copy Of yodr
the said the subsTbeu az their NICE No.
y Broedvsy The NewYork within twenty day. after
N. srce q t. you exclusive Of The day o' such
,yee ard you fail the said complaint within the
,s Aforesaid The Plaintiff IL this action will apply 20 the Court
II relief demanded IL The eonPsnt-Dated New YORK.
March lf,h leJ7. FIELD sLCfIER,
Ava law0wWed Plaintiffs Any No. 81 Broadway.
CUPREME COURT.-In the Matter of the
- Aston BASK-No;ice 10 hereby given, that require Al
CREDITORS of The AsrOR BANK 70 erh!oi and e.aoAsn
their demands before the Market Bank corner OF Pear
sd Beesusr S. N.wYork within thirty days fun he dasS
hereof -Da.sa New York, Aus. le. lee.
ROBERT II. HAYDOCK,
Receiver o. The Aston Bank.
wAKEMAN L LATINO, Azo'neysIfor Receiver No. -
Haltoa-st, Eew.YoTk