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SUPERIOR CnnRT.

= GENERAL TERM-After opening pro forma, the
ing.
SPECIAL TERM.--Ieon Iamerauld vs.. W. L. Ander-
son and others The claim in this was by judg:
ment creditor to enforce lien upon Judgment; and
was urged in defense that the Judgment being OBJ
tanned against husband and wife, was void.
In disposing of the case Judge Spencer remarked
that the judgment not absolutely void on the
ground that the wife could not be made party in an
action Of that sort II merely vodable on error
Woodruff for plaintiff.
Joseph Elsas VS.. Jacob Esas and others. Applca-
ship.
Argued by Judge Hoadley and Mr.. Wolf, forplain-
tiff and by King & Thompson on the other side.
Room No 3. Dean and Campbell VS.. the Commits
sioners of Hamilton County. This case was sub
mitted to Judge Gholson. The action was brought
70 recover for the building of pier under bridge at
Harrison. The principal question was as to who was
responsible for the falling Of the original pier, in
place Of which this was built. The Court was of
opinion that there mistake ON the part of the
Surveyor as to the Foundation, and the selection
being with the Court, the Commissioners were res
ponstble. The measurement Of the Surveyor was to
be taken. Plrintiffs were allowed for the work
between $1,000 and $1,000, from which payments
amounting to about 5000 we're TO be deducted
StallO and McCook and McGroarty for plaintiff; e.
A. Ferguson and Judge Holman on the other side.
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Burnett's Cocoaine.
Burnett's Cocoaine.
Burnett's Cocoaine.

- single application renders the halr-no mat
ter how stif and dry-soft aud glossy for several
days IL s conceded by all who have used II TO be the
best and cheapest Hair-dreBsing In the world
Prepared by JOSEPH BURNETT Il CO., Boston.
For sale by dealers generally at 80 cents bottle,
laprl6-nl
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To the Inhabitants of Philadelphia and Vicinity;
/ propose to cure, almost instantaneously, indi-
yduals afflicted with Deafness, Headache, Neuralgia
Pains. - -
1 propose to check and effectually dissipate more
ache and pain, and to accomplish nearer and more
perfect equilibrium of all the circulating fluids in the
human system, than eau be effected by any other or
all other, methods Of medical aid In the space Of
time, the masses themselves being judges.
do not propose to cure EVERY disease, but all such
as are durable by ANY combination of medical appli.
I; snces; My Electric 9il operates on chemical and
electric principles and is, therefore, applicable to the
cure or natural restoration of any organic derange
ment, arising from an improper circulation of Nervo-
want the masses to join In this matter-the we'll
alike interested. -
n 3. Please inform me. Of any case of failure to
cure In from half an hour to three weeks as wish
to cure or charge nothing. Depot, Philadelphia.
Wholesale and Retail, by
j. D. PARK,
Corner Fourth and Walnut streets
~6- For Sale by all Druggists. apis
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Elegant Dress Hair-Pins,

Elegant Dress Hair-Pins,
In Red Velvet,
Blue Velvet
Drab Velvet,
Crimson Velvet;
Coral and Gold,
Blue and Gold,
Pearl and Gold,
Black and Gold,
And a large variety of rioh and beautiful Fancy
Goods. ]. D. PARK,
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut streets.
ap26.eOd3t
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HOUSE occupied by man named Get
Finger, on Clark street, between Linn and
Baymiller, was entered by burglars yester-
day morning through the window; but a
noise awakened the inmates before they sue
ceeded in securing any booty.
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INsANIrY.-A young woman named Maria Bisch-
winger twenty years age, found by the officers
wandering about the streets. Her mind became de-
ranged il alleged in consequence Of disappoint-
ment in love. She was in this country only since
November last. She was sent to Lick-run Asylum
for the present
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The sIcKLEs CASE, according to the N. Y
Tribune, contains the following moral:

Messrs. libertines be careful not so much
what you do as to whose prejudice you do it.
Select your victims carefully from among those
who have no fathers, brothers or husbands
who can WELD a club or aim a pistol--prey
upon the orphan, the defenseless, tho lowly,
or you sin at the risk of your lives. But
choose prudently, and there are for you neither
legal nor illegal tenors-there is fear neither
Of the prison nor of the bullet-there is, in
short, perfect impunity.
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The County COMMISSIONERS yesterday passed
an order to L. L. Armstrong, in payment for
medicine used at the County Jail, for 500 10.
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MARRIED..

On the 2sth inst, at st. Xaviers Church, by Rev.
Charles Driscoll, Mr.. PETER CAyAdEA to Miss JUL
ETA CAswELL; all Of this city.
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NEW BOOKS.

LECTURES ON METAPHYSICS AND LOGIC.
BY Sir William Hamilton, Bart Professor of Logic
and Metaphysics In the University of EdinburR.
Vol: !; Boston Gould and Lincoln. Cincinnati
G. S. Blanchard.
This is the first of three large octave Volumes of
over seven hundred pages each, which are to contain
the complete works of the successor of BROWN,
STEWART, and REID-the greatest of the Scotch
school of metaphysicians. The reputation which
Sir WILLIAM acquired among scholars as clear
torcbe and consistent is such will give
his works cherished place in the libraries of those
who have tastes for the walk of science which he
pursued. And that the taste for investigation into
the powers and faculties of the mind is increasing
in the United States, is evidenced by the fact that
publishers can afford to put forth elegant editions
OF works upon subjects purely metaphysical. The
works Of Sir WILLIAM are valuable they point out
and correct the errors Of his predecessor and pre-
sent all that is valuable in the system that is common
to all, while it enables us to discover what was dis
tinctiye in each. Tho present volume is handsomely
printed, with full index, which is a great and
uncommon desideratum, and has been edited with
view to supercede all future revisions.
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Burnett's Cocoaine.
Burnett Cocoaine.
Burnett's Cocoaine.

pB compound OF Cocoa nut Oil, etc, for dress.
ng the Hair. For efficacy and agreeableness, 1t Is
without an equal. -
Il prevents the hair from falling of.
II promotes its healthy and vigorous growth,
II Is not greasy or sticky.
II leaves no disagreeable odor.
II softens the hair when soft and dry.
II soothes the irritated scalp skin. ...
1t affords the richest luster
II remains longest in effect
1t costs fifty cents for half-pint bottle.
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To the Violin Players.
1.-TWO GENUINE CREM0NA VIOLINS,
n from 1880 and lGss are for sale ut low price
Call soon, at 373 West Fifth street.
apz9.cf A. WEIGLEY.
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THE ROMANCE AND ITS HERO. By the Author
Brothers. Cincinnati: Robt. Clarke & Co. pp. 421
This book is conversational in style, peculiar in
plot interesting in detail, and from point OF
view, is superior to many works which have become
popular. Both the above books are neatly printed,
and have been gotten up, geographically in admira.
Die style, and we recommend them to our readers.
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LOVE ME LITTLE, LOVE ME LONG. By Charles

Reade, Author of +" Never too Late to Mend,'
"White Lies" etc. New York Harper & Brothers
Cincinnati Robt Clarke & Co. PIP. ABS.
The author of "Peg Wellington" and "white
Lies" by the reputation he has attained as writer
of fiction, must command the attention of the readers
Of this kind Of literature. The latest of his works is
now before US, and from cursory examination, we
are Of opinion that the history Of Lucy FOUNTAIN and
the course of her love will interest all the lovers OF
domestcity and fortunately for the publishers this
class Of people is very large.
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Opera and Bridal Fans.

Pearl Stick, white Silk, Plain;
Pearl Stick, white Silk silvered
Pearl Stick, white Silk Embroidered;
Pearl Stick, Parchment Painted
Ivory Stick Broad Fan, white red blue and pink Silk
Ivory Stick silyered, spangled, embroidered Silk;
Ivory Stick elegantly painted, Silk;
Sandal Wood Stick, broad Silk, all colors /;
Hair Pins, blue and gold, Coral and gold;
Head Dresses, blue and gold, Coral and gold
Card Gases, carved and plain Pearl, Shell !;
Porte -monnaies, with chain, leather, silver velvet
JOHN D. PARK,
ap26-3t-M WE N. Il. cor. Fourth and Walnut.
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Dress Carriers.
Just received, a line Of elegant Eastics,
With Bows, Rosettes, and In Embroidery;
White, Blue, Pink and Crimson Silk;
Drab, Lavender, Green and Straw -colored Silk;
Silk, Velvet, Kid, Buckskin and Thread.
Is Lady's dress eau fat" without beautiful Gartersl
JOHN D. RARK,
ap25-3t-M WE N. i. cor. Fourth and Walnut.
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G0AL 0IL--Of best quality, 81 10 per
~ gallon, at f.F. RANDOLPH a BROS,
apzs-lW' 81 West Sixth street.
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CORRESPONDENTS, containing important news,
solicited from any quarter Of the world
NO NOTICE taken OF anonymous correspondence.
We do not return rejected communications.
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Burnett's Cocoaine.
Burnett's Cocoaine.
Burnett's Cocoaine.
TESTIMnN NIAL.


DOsToN, July 10, 1857
MEssRs. j; BURNETT DOL can not refuse TO
state the salutary effect ip my own aggravated case
of your excellent Hair OIL COcoaine. =
FOR many months my halr had been falling of, un-
vi was fearful OF losing it entirely The skin upon
my head became gradually more and more inflanied,
80 that eond not touch 1t without pain. This irri
tated c9ndlton attributed to the of various adj
contain capphene spirit ~ ~
by the advice of my physician, to whom you had
SHOWN your process OF purifying the OIL commenced
ts use the last week in June. The first application al
ths tchng and irritation; In three or four days
lhe reunesS and tenderness dsappeared-the hair
ceased 70 lall and have now thick growth of new
hair. trust that others, similarly affected, will be
Induced to try the same remedy.
Yours, very truly, SUSAN X. POPE.
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HAMILTON COUNTY COURT.
PROBATE COURT

A few briefs were handed up, and one or two cases
were argued.
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Opera Glasses and Fans.
Just received, a line Of
Splendid Opera Glasses,
And Opera Fans.
JOHN ID. PARK,
ap25-3t-M WE Fourth and Walnut streets.
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SUPREME COURT.-THOMAS B. UNDER-

SUPRENE COURT.-THOMAS B. UNDER
- FILL plaintiff ssAins, ELIZA COOPER, aud SOLOMON
COOPER her husband Rssoes j. FISHER Peter Joanson,
Fredenes La"lspcs, Joon Moore william T,Hsn Or
hrdo Mead Ioha horaD The Nswyoik Life ln,urssss Cen
psnJ John Meyers, and aevey Pnaer detepdssta-ra.
complain, tn tots sc.ior h,d Ia the off Of to Cl's OF
the County Of Wetcbssr at White Psios 10 ssb County
the DAY Of January 1859 To u. dsrians EHss
Cooper srd Solomon copsr her husband RsDee.A sser
Peter Johnston, Frederick A Lawrence, Jsha Moore
lsaz loren Or.nSo Med Joha uor.n Tue View York
LIE Insurance compsn,. John Meyers soa Huvs, PansI
10 this seton which tsd IN the oe Of TIE Clerk Of ne
County OF Wes.ebsssr a. White Psns said county and
70 serve eopy Of your aid on ne
,1ssneer ct bis flee II White PsBs In the ssd County
"eh.ss within twenty days snsr TIE i'ryee Of AZ saa
fail h answer the ssi9 plant within tss time Aforesaid ss
p.nss IN tss .stion VA aepy 20 he Cont oa NE fsis 40
mas lsw7vo@ JOHN J. CLAPf, faaas9 . Ahsrssy.
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Jnsnranfe Gompairies.

MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
WI 1917 GREENWICH STREET, corner q FULTON
SURPLUS (ovetl. .....-...-.s.... S10O,OeU
Elect held the 18th inst the following Gentle
men were elected Directors OF this Company for the ensuing
& 4 Ostr.nder Lsyi Apss, d. Randolph Martin
Jo.eoh A R.rker Pspi Taylor, Ward A Work
49,. A Uop,ock Ely Hoepock, Eben'r. Besdlester
l9,rion w Bufphau isrsel Minor, joseph Brown
Hsn,, A K.r Jsfemiah Robins David MsGie,
WiIa,n Hp.t.oe sAm' 3. Bowman, C. o. Van Wasenen
R.r,s.p Vsn o,i.n Cyox,l Adams. Esthaniel Weed
Al subss ouent MEETING OF the B. ard " O5rRANDEk
wa uns1 laousy for the ensuing year
J. l. DOUGLASS, Secretary.
Nsw-Yoik, April r. lS9
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JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-

A1EW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN pELPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
cIfY--Man and Expres anes fave NewYorh Of and II
M ana and p n fsre IS fhroosh fohen sold for Gin.
c;eas ans Wet and for Washington New0rsAns the
South ana thronsh baggage checssd 70 Waeasson IN IA
~. WOODBURY., Assistant supessutsa lssa
No baxsass vn rrcetvel Tor s un delivered End
$500 6fsea ntpEtA h sdyszss q Ne tns Of ssvhS.
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharg,

NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the discharge
~ insosent debtor from his eeb pro-
visions Of the third nte Of f title Of tss Eth saaptsr
the second paIt Of the Revised 6sues NIXON vANDBU-
sen Of City Of Hudson County Of Columbia and STATE Of
N-wfors, ms went deb'or Notice sed Psb 81
l59 Creditors sppesr before Son Darius Peek CouatJ
Judge Of Columbia County STATE Of Nee York. k eRss 10
toe City Of HGd.sp N said County the 18th Of May
81 10 osook 10 the forenoon 20 show they have
WY sssgnment should be
tate and be be discharged from his de,s
Fsb8 lswl0v sst MILLER WEIGH,
Atf faf Ia.ai want
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NIEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-OD
~ snd after MONDAY April An 1889 snd ao,l fartner
tce Passenger Trains will leave Pier, foo; OF nuane' " o'
low. viz:
DUNKIRR EXPRESS At a. m, for ountrs and susLo
ana priucid.l int. rmedixte Stations
NAIL TRAINst m, foE D1nhIs and Buffalo, ana Inter
meoste Stations. -
sop a. vi. Fremont for sHens and Dterm-dis SsoDs
WAY PASSENGER at4 p. m, for Eewburgn Addleto~n
and Intermediate Stations.
MIGHT EXPRESS at p. m for DunkTk and Buffalo.
fhe sbove Trains run daily, san,sys excepted
these Express Trains connect a. Eua 9th TIE clmira
Cansnd,tUa and Niagara Rarosd Nsssa Falls: 81
bp.h.u pop with and Biz champion Rsrad foI
sysruss a. CORNING with the Buffalo Conlnr sod N-~Yors
Rar sd for Rochester and sufs o. e, Great Bend with the
Des. are Lscks~.una Western Railroad TOT scrsatn;
Hor1 ee,ve the Bufso and Ne sYork City Raj tosd
ana Al Buffalo Durkk With the lake Shore Railroad fo'
Cleveland Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit, Chcs.o ke
N' CHARLES MORAN, PRECEDENT
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T1Hg sTocKHoLDEBs and CREDITORS Of

the OHIO AND sfssiSSffPl hAtLhOsS COAFANf,
EesSrn Dyfss bcrtb notified hat o. no-enf OF Tie
frsste~s 10 the ent q eeSDoer Is 5a dny
lid Office, No =, Wells MARI "a ieos the following
Pres mole keso, eioss were sSops->S
WAs,sas The reemsn II Decs s-r 5 1853 has been soo
sbed ty Of TIRE rsTfiys ~hoso 1gpstir,s tnereo
are .sebt IN 70 carr mo effect the primary and man
% posS> oouteps lated thereby. 60. .s.,
~ gbs~cos I. gortaBt 20 Determine AZ an early gay,
tber zach and rs purposes o. ssse o@n
a, ssups, De eonsumns:ed. Therefore, II 10
aaed BY Turses pursuant TO re a1nority even y
.As1rtn .ries aid that fon ans after TOE er't
"a, o. Nay rst Of and Of al saaes - suosoe
10 .id ssr. December s. 1853, or sny OF Is counter
n, "a ,he ces sxoeps aqo ard win TIE IN
pous consent said Trusees, provided IN the sid tenth
ar,irle thereof
heaed ffksy That Trustees WIN on aud ser the said
s, day of determine whether or Dot said sseeen
o DECEMBER Is 1855 then been subscribed BY the parties
ss.entsl effect and cons1nmste IT. Urinary and
rn.In pnrpcses Is therein dee s,ed
Ressrsd nrev That tae Trustees pobhsh notice OF the
above preamble and resolutions, In sccodaace with me seven
tenth srteA Of said Agreement
R.sse1 further Ira. he Trustees WI unedy and earnest
N make ali hororsbe efforts procure before toe first
dy OF hsy the SIGNATURES Of parties neceAy 70 eonsu
into eject the primary aud main purposes OF
believing they do thai the eoDsu nnaton OF ss
therein declared Is essential 20 secure and protect
all the Credo and Stockholders Of the ONO
sne Msspd Rsrosd Company Ess.>ra Division, and 70
Of the Mortgages the corporate properly
and franchises Of that Company -,
For tber additional apply ~ the ofees OF the
Company a. Cincinnati and No s8 Walst-, Ne~-fork
Dated Rsw.York, March 49, 1859
(sisled) wa. AspINWALL- Chairman
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A. J. BLTEcEER. Auctonser.

OK ACRES OF GROVE LAND-At hyeneck,
q Wechester County known earrys Woods the Con-
aa,tionsl Grove. A. j. BLFECKER, SON Co. viii sell
"a MONDAY, April Is at u O'Clock 81 the Merchant Ex
Oh nae, above besuttpl property ntnsted on West
mi MsnnRroneck Village ten minutes Az oil De
~ TAe land beautiful level covered with hne timber
xa-itt, with tie hsm.-opeck River skas ito
NY forming Of the hosotfal plots tor gentle
49, s2eEee pubic In the ctys neighborhood, &C
ss.ihe ~ NswHsyen Rarssd Steamboat fstenlsls
No Z Pi te-s wv
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C0R SAVANNAH and FLoRIDA.-U. 8.
Il MAIL LINE.-vhe fsvorte steamship AUGUSTA
Captain fboulas Woodhals will leave SATURDAY, April
s O'Clock from Pier No Through tickets given
70 Aons,ery Column Atlanta Albany and Macon BQs
Of hans Ssned only board For eteh passage apply
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NTEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN SPRING aRRaNGEMENr
o. and .ner WEDNESDAY, April g. 1885, Tra,Ii wiz leave
2StL.,t Station Eew.Yorh, a. foll1ss:
7:i5a M. For Wilismsbridge
$50 .. m. Mail Train for Albany.
e:pa m. For Wllhamsbridge.
il:S0 O. NJ For White Plains
$50 .. M. For Willamsbfdse.
400 Q. For Dover Plains
$50 D. m. For White Plains.
s:l5 M. Wits Plains from White sLe Centre u.s.
1850 9. m. For " iii AnsbIdge.
RETuREISG- VIII leave:
SEQ u From White Plains.
$50 q m. From Dover Plains.
$40 g. m. From Willsmsbidge.
700 8 H.. From White Plains.
GAS q M. Mall Train from Albsny.
$50 a. n. From Wilhsmsbrdse.
l:90 D. M. From Willsmsbridge.
S:OOp n. From Vote Flsirs
$500 p. I'll. From Wilfsmsbridee ~
WIN J. CAMPBELL, superintercent
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A J. BLKEcKER, Auctiopeer - . x.
MAGNIFICENT SITES near TARR1TOWN.
lvI A. }. BLEECKER, SON Co: sill sol a. anet9n on
SATURDAY April Is Of Y O'CLOCK, st.the REVERE hoUsE
TsIryt Depot:
TRACT OF LAND containing SCI ares situ.ted near
Tanytown Oh SLEEPY HOLLOW road apo 10 the iont
diste Of the magnificent seats Msr Bartlett
ewords BOXER A. j. PHI ELPS j. w. WEBB, lngoldsoy
and IL has from part en- extensive We" Oh inc
surrounains country and the HUDSON kNek north .nd
south 1t well wooded and wstered aud LL Be DNiDED
into pots Of from 10 EACH sfd LOVELY VIEWS
FROM EACH PLOT TERMS ACCOMMODATING Litho
gspoic maps at Auconeers saeooms Nos aud Finest
pieVious 10 fse. Nioool
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I'HE III GlENE and DlElEl III INSIlI u L.
i No 45 4tn.sv, Ne~York f1ruis1.s lid jldi.
deus treatment Attentive nursing and eyrJ comfort
for invsd The pureI nss1sst and best
in toe world foI patients ard hosTdr Our motto 20
mi,iga and IF otlGly diseases 80 toe bst aud
qui snf 20 teach patients how 20 teeo well Dr.
sILAS BROWN, tnsly y,srs PhJsei,n Of the ny .ene
Ho.pi's, Boston MSS. See Circular
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Edward H: ludlow Co Auct, ,g1n.,, r,,,1

EDWARD n LUDLOW { Co AuctioneeTs
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
at .uction-E. III. LUDLOW Co. will sell Of sn;tion,
on sOEDAY April 10 1852 at Ia o'oloct, No. IS Clinton.
place HANDSOME HOUSE FURNITURE, consisting OF
PaoT furniture Sofas Chairs IN suite in blue ara
k satin Arm Rec, pon Chairs IN reps Cousol
Table large Pr Lace Curtains Chsndee ca'seo rose
gcod Etsger.s Side Table Ms'be Tops Tapestry
Velvet Carpets black walnut Bedesd' rosewood Dress
ipP Bureaus and Wssh,tsDds marble tops; rosewood
push Chairs and Rockers TO match Gas Brackets
Ergayipas Shades Hair Mattresses, BosteEs AID Pillows,
Bse Tapestry Carpets Ocloths together with an 81
Of Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will COM
oaee No IA Pine 1t Qe35).
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NOTICE of application for the discharge of an
IN irovsn. from his dsots pu the provisions Of the
third article Of The FIRST title Of the Gh chapter Fl =. sssond
pant The Revised s.tut.s WILLIAM CRUZ Sic Of toe
City and Coun Of NsvYOrt an dssto rsase ar
March 2eh le5s Crsdio app,u before the Hon.
fpon Clefts Of the Jdi Of supreme Ceart Of
the City and County Of New Yorl the CsAns.s Of a: IA
psue Court 10 the City Of ssw Yorr day Of My
las q oeloct IN the forenoon TO ssos soy they
h.vs ~by assignment Il the said sssvsst ssss shoEd
Tot BE- In and he be dssnaTssd from sh dssts
A ID WAGNER, AnHnsy rad ls.sly-nt
ms lawtws' n, D Wall nrset.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-t'rou Aprii
III a Is5s us,ns VIII le.v. Chsmeerr stniso - ,,'.''
EIrr.s, rr,ips e m sDe 81 Atspy h,h tns, nss
Fsryy ,uo IL: Is and AID 1851 N 'of
fur Pe.s,itn $50 Toe Pousei pSS. r s,.
e., Sin, and pobbs F.fry stop the way stsaons
P...ns.f 'at.p a. ckambrrs Cana, Chrstcper .oa
Yr,,, Cor N,w vork Lav. Troy T. IS and s a. sn' 't
~ 80 an.D, ,hsnt rs minutes alter On sus isvss p n
y M NV -' y SAITH superinteas-nt
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Connecting at HewHanptou with the Dea- u. k.'
ard Western Railroad and At Eon "n TIE Lsnisn
Valley Railroad - ,,. "a an
Leave York aud mediate ps,rs from Pier
No North River at mr. II m and p m f'r soae'-
Vile BY tfsins, o. d AZ o:Sl M -- ~, AZ
The above tr.ns connect Elizabeth With rs0s on the New
R.ro.d which lesve New Yot from the foot OF C)ur
l,tdt Il az 40 a. III. aud IL ~, ald ana p m
Psu.rs gers for the Deasare, Lactswso,a ana Werern
Railroad will leave ct g. only. Fer Leash 'aley MALI
wv :. JOHN sTERNs, supsrr.eudsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

gE.VrLERs for the NORTH sOUrs'
E.sT On sIsr sbould boy, eefsr. s.Arnns TIL
VOWS HALLWAY GUIDE rr,es esas rae ssn'...s4
s-,NI., ,ts Traveller 20 At Q glance H.
stsv.L u. v'n .s.. g.nS son rn ,ss.ss-.
Voc Se spa ~ srosavsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN-On Monday, April
ID 49, at 81 o'clock No. IS Front. be h'in and
Dochs Mahogany Paror FnnituIe Bedsesds Bureaut MAJ
tetse Bedding Chars Tables walnut extension Table Crock
cry ard Kitchen Furniture
SAME DAY.
At o'clock ?. a. No - Hsnpdens. eighth house from
mahogany palor and chamber FGrnituIehand.oe
mahogany Secretary aud oss extension T.be eTa,
sells tapery three ply and ingram Carpets sod OIL Cloths
Gas Fixtures Sewing Machine peror aud cook Stoves Crock
cry aud Kitchen Furniture all In excellent order Catalogues
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