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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22

Decrease. s47sf AS +33731
The expansion of loans it will be seen, is not con-
fined 10 this city. The marked feature Of the above
statement the large proportion Of specie to net de-
posts held by the NewOfeans Banks, in round num-
bers - y cent, while in New-YOrk it is about 30
L cent.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
go $50 CO., which is unusually large. The Cunarder
from Boston to-day took unless the telegraphc report
is erroneous $i5 600 in specie which is unexpectedly
large II is now estimated in some quarters that the
shipment On Saturday will reach two millions. The
books for subscription to the stock Of the Atlantic
and Pacific Steamship Company will be opened on
Monday the Sd of October at noon, al No. LIZ West
street corner Of Warren street; Messrs. Edwin Cros-
WELL Spencer Kirby, and d. y. Darlington acting as
Commissioners. The coupons due on the Is. of Octo-
Der xt on the 10 cent bonds OF the Great Western
Rsirosd Company Of ILLINOIS, will be redeemed at
maturity, at the office Of the Company, upon all
bonds, the back coupons Of which shall have been
surrendered and stock in this Company accepted,
therefore, in accordance with the compromise, and
the act Of incorporation Of this Company. the Msr-
CATTLE Bark will pay the let day of October next,
the Interest due that day 500 900 bonds of the
City Of Louisville issued TO the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad Company. Holders of the past-dus
bonds of tie City of Milwaukee are requested by
Messrs Worth & Bell TO call at their Office, arrange
men,s having been made by said city 10 take up her
pa,t-due bonds ard coupons. The amount at issue
between the Atlan, Bauk of this City aud the Pater
son Maintaining Company, alluded to this morning,
is 81 600. and not $4,000. The Bauk has obtained
judgu EFT in the suit for =, i6S 81.
IL another c,lumn will be found the particular OF
de.alcation which has been discovered the Fulton
Bank, Of 10000. This Is of the oldest institu-
tions in the city, ard has surplus OF nearly ID v
cent. We hear slso curious story in regard 10 an
other bark, which we DO not get officially. The De
count Clerk Of the bsnk in question had, appears re-
sgned his situation hsresgnation had been accepted
his accounts been pronounced all r1ght and com
planetary vote passed by the Board for his attention
10 his duties &c. He Thea stated TO the Board that
be had commur icstoD TO make, as q caution 10 in-
duce them to watch his successor. He stated that not
with ding his accounts all correct a, the time
Of resignation, he had, in fact, bseD using tho Bills
Receivable OF the Bank FOR years colls,eral for
loans, and employing the funds in the purchase Of
paper at u.urous rates. BY this he had sccu-
uated sufficient property TO NEE. his m 'derats de-
sires and having further for the faculties ne
h.d enjoyed, he he'd resigned.
There were three arrivals Of specie at New-Orlears
last week, viz:
sesnkip Azon. from Brszos s.. Ha7lo
Schooner iginis Auto:nette, from Veu Cruz.... ho
$500
Gov. Packer of Pennsylyanis announces tina. the
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund have reported "
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MARRIED..
BYRNS-LO.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY Brooklyn. by ths Res. DR..
Scuellsr James p. Byrrs OF Eyan,Ele, Id, 70 Mary
I1pgbotham Of the former place.
COCHRAhE-TOMfkinS-O "Wednesday, Sept. T. a. How
ell MoI mouth Coui N j. a, the residence 81 M anes T.
Aar the brides ssie, by the hrS HARRY riIe oil shtew.
dsusbt-I Hoah b. l. Of Gfeenbursh, West.
chester County N \.
CHAMBERs-kcEw EN-On Moudsy Sept ~ 1.-THE residence
II the brides father Tary street Brooklyn By the Rev Jos
D Phillip, Henry Chambers OF Be!v.Se NJ j., to Elizabeth
Nckwen.
CORTFsIA-HENRY-O Tuesday, Sept. %, by The Rev.
Leocard Mr. JOSEPH Cortesis Of Ph,iephi,, 20 Miss
Elizabeth Benny Of this city.
ERIEI-CHRYsTAL-Ou Tuesday, Sept. 3D. by theRev. DR.
J. w Cummings Of st. Stephens Church, T~enty eighth
tres Mr. john Erie 70 Eliza JANE C third da shter
u Mil ae Chystsl, essp al a this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Wedue Sept q, By the Rev:
Dr. O.ecod f. NJ geboo 70 Mrs Juliet Reeve, all OF New
York.
TOVNsHEND-PoRD-A: TIE residence Of H. J. So vel,
Bainbrcge Geauga County, Ohio Thursday, Sept - By
Eloer r. Hr kdwarf Towusheud If Eaton. M.di
s9u County, NJ Y, sLd Miss Ellen NJ. Ford Of the former
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ING THE ERIE RAILROAD.


Mr. Satterth YATES proposition for recognizing tho
Erie Railroad at frat sight appears intelligent and sens
be Dat the main objection lies the uterimprob-
ability Of getting the stock and bondhOde TO coosest
to It. For example the fourth mortgage boadhoh-
ers would II be likely TO surrender their bonds beanas
= cent, secured by mortgage, and commanding ~
the presen. moment the market price Of 40 oentfr
stock which, according 70 Mr. Sa.terth ssiH esti'
IT. ste would start upon the market a. q q v ceot -.
curty and woul therefore, not De hkeiy W Command
muoa over 10 Y cent. The surplus ptontS peoes AIRY
70 make dividend of "a cent on $l2 000 900 Of nsv
stock would be more than sufficient 70 pay the y
cent interest on $3 GO 900 Of fourth mortgage bomb;
and whatever arguments might be advanced to prove
that the stock would soon command more than "a =
cent dividends would be equally sppi sble tosreagth-
en- the estimation and market value Of tae fourth
mortgsges This class Of creditors feeling theussiyes
supported by legal hen, will therefore not DO key,
Of their own free WILL and without ltgsisos, s "a
change their present position for an Inferior 11s
ing them superior sdvan.sgs Of any KIND asst
regards income, capital or security !uns;re az
place the unsecured bondholdef' xo1s .n ssi ,hsrs
f $40 900 bonds, according 70 s5 Isa asdsct d
new stock, worth, ssy ~ Y cent Wow sSSs"
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.
"IOSG ISLAND PARIS.


T, Ne Ei- Of The ". L. Trlogse.
SIR: Cujer the above heading TIE TRIBUNE OF
W,du,tda, contains ulucaiion ssrsd g. wnice, though
wsn in plausible s,y ~a apparent knos.rdsr OF
fc.s l. lar iTum correct a. 20 .,at-Elrnfs
l. NJ, f ace tie 20 acres pr0po.e1 by The Coumisiol.
for The -st Brooi Park but from hr-- % fuT rather
than from miles fr0m Fulton All Division avenue
fes TIE called "-sr 1lrzble act. tha; they ar con-
tis gu. nothing A. or
We might saw very dsCiced scyAatlge NJ. Field ably
srsllrd IL lis n:-li gent frport- .
TIE reservoir viii xsSs be PoYUs- to' and we think ~
To- s,ou IN Of he prop sc pam ,einEJ happy
g eou psIi.o he ia-rris- q pPus'on II broot VIA
that IN Yors viii To- bold, uh-a the difference 10 ne
sy the isld Is ste ilo consideration Everyhias sin
ro rs, d-uonrst-d very rspd growth q the City o!
Chscb,. toward ;he location Of TIE prop sed pax
ard believe hat 81 few, very lev Yeas II VII be i0aa
sf--ty the TIE means 81
aces, .r excellent vii, IN al probability, b. coErAaf
seres.pg while po-itc SIC ell of he site cannot De
srpa,-d Their Prospect Hi r. 20 compare vita
n 10 the opliou Of who kno~u tie City Of b'ok
Ign.
A PickPooKEr RoBs THE COUsrT JUD6E.-Or
Ths1,a.y eyssJs !Etss Aot., wa.is a.Ss - asssaP'
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COMMERCIAL MAITER&

"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2i-P n.
There Wa less general activity a. the stock Board
this morning than has characterized II OF late, ou' IN
NewYork Central the transactions were TO CONSIDER
able extent. With some IregaaTily, the market Sss
pretty well sustained 81 the morning Board aod o.
tween TIE sessions but 81 the Se,ond Bard there
vss considerable disposition 10 sell, AMI the pressure
OF stock the market ted 10 general decine of
ieI cert IN TIE let Of fsucies. There seemed
10 be 10 specs effort made either TO rsise or
dspress the market, il berg efl mainly 10 the in
fu.Ices Of the natural supply AMI demsnd. Toe
besr interest, however, sopears to be receiving
some new converts aud the Board s equally III
vded between the tFo tions thar !. has been srce
the suspension Of the prominent besr houses. Tee
course Of foreign e1ch.rge, sni the renewal OF the
specie drain have had considerable aepce 10 bring
irg abou; this change which has been counteracted
on the other hsud BY tle very favorable accounts
from the traffic Of of the lesiiug railroads. New
York Central fCc-uatsd between 81 and S0s, cosicg
al Soi bid The clique which have been operating 10
this stock lately appear 10 be quiet at the moment,
prepared however to go in sgaln in the ulTket
falls { IT. The statements Of very large business OF
this road are confirmed from Albsny. Every engine
and car not in hospital fully employed. Pacific
Mail was heavy under the formation Of the new line,
end fell of to SOL with considerable ssles. Reading
was steady the tuurage j. scarcely up to last week.
TIE Western shares did not exhibit mucl animation,
but were fairly sustsned until toward the close OF the
Second Board, when they became heavy. Ia State
stocks the business was small, and the market had
downward tendency. Railroad bonds are very in
sctive. The closing prices Virginia 6s 9i o9i3
Missouri Is 81 Sii; Canton Company, IL Is; Ps-
cifc Mail So aSOl; Cumberland Coal, l3i II; New
York Central Railroad sol aS0s; Erie Railroad I! D
Al Hudson River Railroad, 3js a3i; Harlem Rail
road 9sd9i; Harlem Railroad Preferred, 36i Q@i
Reading Railroad, Az III; Mich gan Central Rail
road. 46l Gl6I; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana RAJ road, Ga6I. do. Guaranteed, 23l ga
Panama Rsilroad, ll7IallSi Galens and Chicago
Railroad ~ Q7j5; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
2ia2il; Chicago ard Rock Island Railroad, 6Sl G69;
Illinois Central 7s IS
In foreign Exchange, there is bu. little doing, and
rates are firm Seripg is 1921 10 for commercial,
and llOi llO2 for banks AID BANKERS. Franks are
5.l5aj l2l. Cotton is now moving with some free
dom at the South, an moderate supply of bills is
expected from that quarter within fifteen or twenty
days.
TIE business of the SubTressury WAS: Receipts,
s3Ol 35 39for Customs, $500 O00i Payments, $751;
l9l II; Balance, s5,IS6,F II.
The details of the earnings of the Gslens and Chi
csgo Union Railroad for the week ending Sept. 10,
are:
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Advertisement
EnwARn IL DIXON VI. D.. Editor OF The

Sapel devotes his attention eScusiveyt Operative surgery
AID Once Consultations the obscure diseases oil tne
Pelvic Niscera Hemorrhois Rupture Esul. ami Conceaed
bcess of the Rcum without the kuie OF hsaTe
DO nroces. iriur no confinement Office hours to TO
sd TO evenings Dr. D's residence No ~ ThaV a. az
other hours Dr. ID. is his private Hospital where spsciols
APARTMENTS purei air IN the city with separate ns
are provided those who require Vie more serious
Of prolonged deetc treatment unaanaoe Of the own homes
OF hotels - ,. 49,. H..
The Office Of TIE ScNPEL Is a. No Neseyst Asor nolse
where all literary nd business communications must be let
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Law LNTELLIGENCE,

r-y1rrp STATES CIRCUIT CouRT-Sep- A.-Bei'Fe
S1NA Judge NELsoS.
DECISIONS II ADMIRALTY on NftAL'
Carlo, But,erfeld ss- John j. BOYD stn -, H.
NJ. l;hsi Was filed in this case by butternel; tne
lug steamer Itlbide against the respond l',
nr, Of the slip Mercury, 10 recover damsst % ~ Nv n
oi - ING between two vessels on the - % e. a,
~ xe,.ei. bad passed he bar OUTSIDE oI %,
Ho had ben ,'rss 20 sss 81. go Of Is By The tug
~ IN. sceideni oceged The steamer es' pss'S Wv
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fAdvertiseInen'.
! i.
River. Westchester


The Rev. II. MoRuis, Cross River, Westchester
Comfy n y who i. known throughout this State says
know OF a sre.t many who have bad their htE Ietora
BY the Of Mrs A Aliens Worlds Hair hes"fef Ana
TIL. ~ ~ Il DOWNS Howard N Y. "Your Zylobals.mum
hair ans ,calp Any harshns or dryn-ss sud a.
produces the sones silkincss ava nstas s"ss a
are r luse the human Hair perfectly 0e,utiiu
The Rev r. Evans Delhi Delhi County, Ohio have u.-d
bottle mas changed my hair and stopped i' iaAns
ch." - ~,
The Rev JAS Hoyr Pastor Firs, Presbyterian Church
bave : Aliens Worlds Hair ResoreT and Lylo
balssmum with very great benefit in my family its ee,u
Ing and beang pro pvre removing danduf and giving 70
the healthy and soitness surPas those
Of Ally preparation known o me. - -
The Rev T. GsiswoLD. Washington ~ II. Please inform
Mrs where your preparations eau De- purchased ~
Boston. You may ssy in name that know your HAN
R.sioTer o. be all thai II puPorts 70 be A.,
t. Rev MOORE Psor First BsP,ist Church. Cape play
rs. q Mr.. A. Aliens Worlds Hsu R-storer aud Han
Des,ipE and has also been USED ~ VILE We unqlAi
iedy them the best preparations We nave ever
u,.d ~ which dsclarailn nerous ffiencs DIN U.s.
WHoIEsALE DEPor, Ne. SIS BRONZE 81, ~ l.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Advertisement
Gas GAS-Gas Fixtures, OF beautiful design
,a ersb viii found W sale Manufacturing
D.nCt M WARNEE, PECK u Co, No SIT Broadwsy
[Aivertisement.
. npO q ,SsINERE SUITS to match.
ASS $40, sl2 SIS, SIS sls, -
Evans Nos. e6 ard IS Fulton 1t.
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To the Editor Of TIE n. Y. Tribune.

SIR: We take this opportunity entirely 70 conrovert
the statement msce in several Of this mornings papers 70 the
effect that the had stored a. No 81 Ann street
totally destroyed by FIRE last night
For the benefit Of those who take interest in welfare
would that damage out ng and much
than Fl trey covered insurance.
We also avail ourselves this opportunity to tender sin
the Fire Department especially 10 the
pies Nos s. g. 81 ~ for ter aud Efficient efo.t
property. GODDARD BALLARD.
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>, she hrrulh .ns G-d-ey Chnu and ARR
bove fog To- purP- Of ~neo. tbe po, sd
hoard The 'ux wfich kbo 70 the city shorty
sf,- the vssr' came ;os-:h. s-oside Ocssonia
much c-y 20 the On ~ .ra Of the tie Cog
below eisussd the libel Judge E-.sou bed. app -.
that the the 20:
mend Der .vorbls stera.0a De-
cree Ct ihe CoUr. below affirmed.
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COURT OF GENERAL, sEssIoHs-srrr. cl.-Bs'Ors

The jury in the Of Robert Churchu and henry
BaTp, amer havins ocded ali night appeared IL Court
this morning and acquitted the pTisoueTa %.
In the case II Csro Msueti ny ser less THAI half
hour. sbepce, squli'ed lin. He pleaded guilty 20 sscold
irdistmeut, which thr COaTt slsp-ud.d judgment
S,fpheu D. Currsn ed tT eub-zL rs ~ ifcr David
Fls;on Of No % Chsuy stree. lie vas acq1.ted
Jos ri Wilson pesded guilty . charge Of grand larceny
ard ,entencei to tao year, IL The State Prison
Margaret Shea eadrd glyto pet larceny and was sen 20
the Peni.en;aIy lot ~ mcnhs.
Joseph Hammond AIDED guilty 20 etit eIceiy ana VAS Sen
,erced % thee months il the Peuiteutisry
Sss James tried f grand larceny wa' eonvcec CT petit
sIcsuy TIE PeLi.eui,ry tex ;tA mouths
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RoEBERT AND ESCAPE Of THE THIEF.-Ie..eriay
sfe-ror Jckn Q.iup oe;-c-c Z 1e a. & "a CO.'S
b@ioi Fckiori suith The stpyad q p W.
liens Gfe-r pol' Hr gwen II c=arce - a. c-tr' alf
stsI to Jps;ice Fox, Cu While M ohcef was tenporsr
atsert ~-1 t5- e-i-l Node BIS Trough 1Ns
Snssv int tie yard the irre NJ - s dec ed
- ~a r TIE Jois- 70 Try hG be tsrset q a' Ase 2nl'e
lie a.
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k.e bis pcI. picked r. god vsh n. Ga no. discover
he - unu'. --dieed lsiy rex 20 hn ~; to a. e
vheu tee ~.;ct dropp~d re rL q the car h. ,e-'et
her, barge Griffith the PECK Sip
Fy. shs .k,r The FIR Precinct .ts'ior Hsu-- where
she irst-rh Smith ~e oickPock-.
i,te'dsy sh- bros sh before Jusae Fox. AMI, ..
ne IsQuss. Il Ilsas Ma1is sertence wn.n,p-naed
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Bulls HEAD-The report Of the cattle market in
another column shows condition Of things for drovers
q good deal harder than was indicated by the item
published yesterday nowitbs andng the foresh sdow
ing which that gave Of very hard market. AZ that
stated the proportion of cattle sold on Tuesday was
not as large as usual and the weather being unfsvOr-
able yesterday, combined with the over supply aod
the over.much anxiety of drovers not to have their
cattle left over unsold gave buyers opportunity to
name their own terms for the poorest aod medidm
grades Of bullocbs-a vast number Of them selling at
Case. net pound, and still there very strong
probability at o'clock that all could not be sold.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPrcI.I TERN-Seyt. 2l-Before ~
BOsKORTH

THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT COnPASY.
The Receiver the Nicaragua Taut Company as Cornelius
n Garrison
Several days ego the particulars OF this sut were pub
Ished The up motion 70 set ssds Judgment
for the upon report OF referee, on the ground that
Tor the nee were taken BY COLLISION between Garrison and
Commodore Vanderbilt AID that the report was made wh)st
the exAtn the attendance OF COUNSEL On
the other ,aud insisted that the plaintiff and Garrison
arsed t. their should be referred MI Thorn the
,ererl M the settlement and that the should be TIE
y reference stsv aud such other papers az might be
pfoduced and the statements Of t parties themselves j. ~
Tyo ara John Sherwood for the Receiver Of the Company
T. Williams ard r. Cutting, for TIE defendant
John J. Phelps 81 a. agt Jas. A. Ferguson.
complaint by plaintiffs as indorsees OF oil OF ex'
change which alleges the drawing Of the bl ldescros NJ
delivery of IL psyee uho then and there tored IT, AID
delivered il so and thereafter and before maturity the
ame cane ls9uy into possession 81 these psintir, Tor
ale thai, Is q Il due aud wholly uupaie AID the deiend
sum OF "a with intereststaes facts sGh lent 10 Constitute
q q soticp. ,-.
ths toe plaintiff. no; g'd 20 De part
rers or r owrers note aud Do not show how they ct
tt % say that the allegations tat The bill a',e' II
rad been idor.d delivered By the psys and before uu-
rty .Caue lawfully the possession ~ these pa'nfs Tor
pe no. be true unless they obtained il from one
hay swil risht 70 Gi'p Of T. short noos OF het'
r Toe lac, OF actual o~I-r.tp Tast smeni tceLt on
demurrer, III toe deemed defective IN 'ofn TIE
REMEDY under 60 Of the Code Prode act Csh'
az, S~h f2j-fSi) Such complaint having been heo oy
r.ned cases - sufficient 10 on The around
tb,. IL does not state q ceu 10 constitute cause u 81
fyo,ou, ii The question tGnswod ss' Livery
y Leg OTIS SIC S G DGer t9o and P1cs stt acCa'e
Du4r go uot- Judgment ordered for plaintiffs Gu sceouA u
The rXO.uusIess Of the demurrer
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Ikdvert 'sement
Piles : PILES PILES

A permanen. cure for life. The proprietor OF
Dr. WITMERS PILE SUPPOsIION mi,
will guarantee TO cure any Of eN-rn or n'en Piles
References given the respectable pens ,: IL tS
who were cured By this medicine. Agent No - 6oey New
YORK.
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CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY or Music The opera Of 81 Purtani,
with Madam easier as Evira, will be performed to-
night. Messrs. BrigDoH and Amodo also appear.
Tomorrow, "La Traviats" in which Madam Cortesi
eirgs her favorite role
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BURGLARY n JANAicA.-The resiGences Of II. Hu.
.eau Bu.,eed IN JaGaca entered rces.y Dsn
SD stcr. a. sor e soo;s stolen iron the sGer IEe cnos
of gr Bl.eos house bed s.r b. is attached Which fright
thieves they usde her scsE- ~hou. tskns
k<es-
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NEW-J.ERSEY ITEMS

TIE LAVE BERCES R.ors.-The excitement in rela-
ton to tie late riots has nearly subsidei aOd affairs
are sss unirg the ordnsry course. a few Of the
rioters we've discharged lom the jail yesterday upon
giving the required bonds. The puvste Police em
ployod by The New York ssd Erie Railroad Compsny
to watch The track in the vicinity Of the slaughter
house. went OF duty on Wednesday night. About 10
O'Clock they discovered tie placed across the track
near tie Junction, but whether il had been placed
there with & malicious motive, or by some one con-
nected sith the Railroad Company to test their yg
laroe. is not known. These watchmen are well pre-
Tged for eviI-disposei persons being provided with
volcanic rife pistols, capable OF being fred ten times
without reloadng.
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COURT CALENpAR-TMs DAY.

SUFRENE CoURT-GESERAL IERN.-The motion
calendar will be taken VI. - -
SUPRk~E OtRr-CRcC1T.-Nos. lHtS, NO., III,
Si9 1850 sea Ia22 lCes; s5l .3 265 2o7 :e9 .7 70,
lbs st75 .f7f ISL. 1G5.
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the pudeuce BEG thu q the parties er
nal of.nse miaht be poblsbea We hope M Roberts
satisfied l. this respect
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* MrT.IJIC TABIET Rl/OR

GEORGE SsVNDERS'S METALLIC TABLET hhIOK
STKop-Tb nmitabe article may be obaiued Of the sole man
usctuers j. s. SAUNDERS, No AoF House, ana OF the
various agents throughout the city
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Advertisement
ToIMAN'S SELF VENTILATING SPRING BED and

Mattress combined purfes se by draft Of air from beneath
aud condu, health and comfort Dealers and the pubic are
Invited TO 1t the mandatory, No 67S Broadway
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HoRsE RAGLRoADs.-At the meeting Of the Jersey
Cry Common Council Tuesday night petition ivet
om the Bergen AID Jersey Cy borse Railroad Company pr
p.rua u sy TRACKS 10 certain In Jersey City. Toe
putin ordered printed, ard Tuesday lex; wac
Ad upCn time FOR hearing parties interested. The PEA.
toner's permission n ay siEse tie folio wing
From Buos hrosh Mon street Newark
70 tie boundary line. Reuruut down south Sc old street.
Cos South F. Groys meet With the proposed ferry at
P.sous Thence through Grove "syLe, Gregory.
Yos sLd Hudson streets AoutE uey with branch through
South Eighth pro posed ferry AZ South Eghih or
street. and glove throi 40 South Eighth rrcet TO
Nsuark For Bergen Point ear; from York,
through Washington Grand sui through Grand 70 the bunda
~ Of the y ketupiGg through Grove York 70 Gregory
win COZ t sent privilege Of in Blight street from Grove
70 Mil Cre.k aud s.o track in Golden stree; from Grand
street b Nil Creek
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