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feQal Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-Leoi +.
~ Morton George b. 0rnne ChsresH Babcost Charles
D. Miner Edwin VI Philip Tilughss,, Nehemiah Knight,
William s. Green William NJ Waterbury Cbas,s Y. DsInb-
mann Piiip Piston David Douglas Isaac Dyasas William
Douglas Rb.r H. MeCDrdy, Herman d. Ahneh, William
Spencer Theodore McCurdy Oliver HERMAN James C. At
wat. un.l Wynn junior Marcus Spring. John Bfsdsy
David BufUm, Jsbez e. Howe, George o. Hgyey samuel NJ
Pay-on John h. Hutehinso jacob Wendell Charles H. Dnp,
William Surg junior William Shaw, LsttiDer Bailey Henry
Shaw Henry HenD.quin, Leon Hrnnsguin Duncan q NC
Douga Samuel Orsydon, Thomas swanwieh John OHydon
Charles Pay,n Los Psysn batsIaT Ply Agyn.,~ b. Ihsn,
Join scLuiB Chsuoey ID X rd Charlie. Winz-r fiWsfd
" Taller junior; John Osbr-y, Auraste Ws.isIl Herman
schlrpr, Oro Hssrhaus william Blank Meek J. Henry Won
Lndrof Herman Fsdnsn, AdolPhas sehnis wind, ham
Heinz X, bert Wil~n Geor,e Wilson 8eorss HARDIN and
Abraham w Boe,se against Max Well Emanuel bernhsmsr,
Jo. pL Will F.d.rrk Buttsfhrd, James Badnai Robert
slim uon Fra1sT Jsues Broom HrnTy H. WbipeTdnG
Henry t. Hou.t, HaBlbsrt, Abraham Camp Sonon
Gump Jeui. y human Levi sch1insn Jacob Wshheinsf
B,iman sud Herman Beruhemer, exeeuons OF Abraham D.
Marx Sehnz Bernhard Bernhard and Henrietta bstt
man. nBrstnx 4 all and singular, the god. md chat'ss,
shis and credits u Mss Bsn1n dseeased Dsyd Hs,san
and Sol mon Hausmsn-Summn. for rshefCorr no, served
TO ID. DEFENDANT: JAMES BROOM, JOSEPH WE'LL
FREDERICK BUTTERfIELD LOUIS SIHULaAS, and
SOLOMON GuMP above named: You are hereby summoned
sed IA the fes q tie Clsrk of the City and County New
York at the City Hal IN the City u NgvY0rs on the 18Th day
April 1859 and eypy a y The ssd
plant the sub-cnb-f their office No Ill Broadway
n NJ. City York within twenty days after the service 81
Exclusive Of tL. Ofcb service and
you fail TO the .s.d complaint within The time aofe.
the sn,as in this action will apply " the Court for s relief
DEMANDED ia the parDstSi New YJk, March 81 iso
BARNEY BUTLER PARSONS.
40 IswewW PLAINTIFF Arorneys
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D ast by g. feet deep 50. high bull. ip The v-,
manner sd epls wh ,very convenience aud viii be IN
.hed and ready Tor occ,oe b. & ht day Of March osrt
Terms very <us responsible p-rsoa for past4o
Ian apply 70 w my No IL ChsDb-rsst, from II r.
H., frst foor, ofios Ma. o.
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U)aier Cure.

DR. MUNDE's WATER-CURE, at Florence,
Mass three miles from the Northampton Railroad
Dept is one th. largest aud bes, regulated In
the Unite States and Ia operation throughout the
" DR. Munde IL t0 Pr...nf the Inos eminent pfas
titioner the that Germany has produced
IN Y Tribune.
His various publications codwsrr certainly
among the best, Il The superior u any 10 Germany
Home Journal
1--WE convinced that higher authority han be-, w mat
hydopshy be fund ~ any other county"
(Aner. Magazine Of Homeopathy aud Hydnpathy.
mr. j. SILAS BROWNS HYGIENE INSTI-
IL TUTE No t2B ih.sv, NewYorh furnishes cheerful
home IN the desirable portion q the city and choice
lection very sces Of diet for Boade and Patients
hR. T.. J. LOWENTHALS WATER CURE
~ and GYMNASIUM No. 40 Bsecherst, New York.
Treatment without board Transient ard permanent Boarders
taken.
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE va sTONING

i TON, kr BOSTON and PR0vTDENcE.-IaADa aoass-
III .: .ss T FTY MOT KocS cps j ~
S0nMop9RE c.Pt SSg, in eosO's saSr y,h sss
fRoSi6sNoE sslRoaos . .ss sy sss:
DAY. exc, ytrdl Psi Ne sNOrs Rvs sr, -hs5 above
d. y.RSSo III Nal H 8sih s,.. s.u :, $40 "a
ard Fnssy from soans, TUESDAY TsJsy and saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from .-YeTs, T.s.aAy. Thurs.
day and Saturdays Um s'"ninsou Monday "Wednesday soA
from s,oslr..so p, ;,ro.s g r.v,s q -
vance hos BY o'bsr routes. and 10 ample time r al As
ssIg uSTins w. IN Ss ,,.@-r snsy nisA,. rs.s
uud,arsed. breakfast desired aud sav. s'oane'n IN no
Far fum Providence to Ss~por, So cen,a
bSsggusseT accompanies the s;rsne7 and TAN 'hiosss
+: . s. o. r., ' e. e .,: =:
the ofics, No 10 ss,tsry.Plaee Feb. - 1883
EOR BOSTON AID PROVIDENCE VIA NEW
.i,.neI METROPOLIS Gays Bssra lay. N.-;yo.s ever
TUESDAY ThsRS % ,rs sd sArUkoAY as no aSS6s
WEDNESDAY md FRIDAY as O'closi from Pier Ne.
Herrar 10 viii be 'ss.rea secured 70 any spps
cant until the SAINT .hall INV. been paid foT 49,
Freish, Boston Is forwarded 'Aoasb 9th sres' dispatch y
~ wM BORDEN. Agent, No. 70 and n w-s.~-
CENTRAL RAILROAD ~ NEW-JERSEY.-
- Counrc,ins al NcwHsmpoB with the Delaware, Lacks
and Western Ralrsd and at Es'"n Nth The L~hiss
sPkISa ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING March 10 Isss-
Nc. ?Norh River I. u ~, and p A. Tor s'iDsr'
Vile BY above trains and Al $50 IN. :,
Jersey Railroad which leave Newyork from The foot Of Coart-
hpd,-,;. az ~ q a. and ~ NJ. aud aud y. IN.
Passenger the p-sw LAckawanna aud Western MAI.
road will lrsv. 81 only For L-hifh Valley kairoAd e
IA A. M snd u m. JOHN u srERNS Superintendent
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
~ and after MONDAY April 1884, and until further notice,
Passenger Trsus ~i leave Pier foot Of puan~t' ion0~A
viz
DUNKlRK EXPRESS at . a. M. for punkira and BadAos
and principal intermediate Stations "
MAIL TRAIN at m., Tor puusirs and BuHso and ir"r'
mediate Stations
ROIKLAND PASSENGER q. 81 p a., from foot Of Har-
rison via Penont for Suaems and ntsImedia- s's,ons
WAY PASSENGER 81 D M, for Sewbnrgh Middietown,
and intermediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS al y M, for Dnnsrh and bu1ao
The above trains daily, Sundays excepted
These EXPIRES. Trains connect at Enra with the Elmhs,
kasaIs Falls Railroad @ Niagara Pals, 81
Bushamp,ou with the Syacu, aud Bnshampton Rar,~d fog
Syfsn.. at Corning with the Buffalo, Corning and Sewfork
Railroad Rochester and Buffalo; al 0ret hend With the
Lsckaw aud Western Railroad for scsnton %
with The Busal and NewYork City Railrosd,
and at Buffalo and Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad log
Cleveland Cincinnati. Toledo, Detroit, Chicago. no .
CHARLES MORAN President
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DIRECTORS:
MArRICE HILGER, MICHAEL LIENAU,
RIG HARD HARDT, HENRY BALL,
FDWAED HE( Ii, C. POPPENHUSES,
IIHN POTTS BROWN GEO w JENNINGS,
r GuDlRFY GINTHER, CLEMENT HEERDT,
JAtO II. SCHUYLER, HEHM A. schLElohLh,
I'M IOFSCHIGK RICHARD N. HOE,
I n y DAMBMANN PETER = MARCH
I0JIS SCIjEPFLER HERMAN MARCUSE,
e RRFISING RUD. G. BURLAGE,
I.COIIFS SClIIYB. CALEB BARSrOW,
a q y THOMAE ANTHOSEY SCHEITLlN,
PETER MURRAY, T. kAuPE,,
JOHN II. ABEL, WIN sMIIH
JOHN GREENWOOD, HENRY o. ElLshEMiCs,
EtNpY HFCKFR T. H. C. DOHRMANN
Z u IRIFsR COR NWFLL. REUBEN w. HOWES,
MfINFN :. WHITNEY, GEO. Byrd
RGRt RT sOIiIRFS DlEDERICH WESTFALL,
WILLIAM SCuALL. FRANCIS B0LTING.
MONEY to LOAN on BOND and MORTGAGE.
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3nsuran1e Companies.
ssssssssss ssssss ssssss
tALL PAID IN.

This Company having al h cspa paid In and In process OF
inv On, ready applications and to issue
POLICIES of INSURANCE Merchandise, Buildings, SHIPS
IN port, and other Property, on favorable terms -.
MAURICE HlLGER President
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CUPREME COURT-CouD'y II WESICliES-
- IER-JOHs MeCORD, Plaintiff, as4inst ABiELEh bA-
KER WILLIAM BAkER, DefeHd4Bssg m11"ns ~, Money
compliant servedTo tbs sbovensrDsd Dtnd~bs fon arc
k. BY required answer the complain, Of the
stgy-si-d plaintiff heh hereto annexed and U -Isr copy
Of yoar subscriber his ofos a. Peessk within
dzy. after ofhis you, exclusive
day such svee and soa fail % answer .aif com.
plant hereby required the plaintiff vii take judgment sssnss
va fr thre hundred dollar. and e@Ds
with iutsr.s, from Januzry 2,h iaS, beside costs.
DAVID w. TRAVIS, PlslDts's Attorney.
The eaupsu, thl. action hbd in S.stchs-sr County
Clerks Gfcs. a Whit Plains, May 9Th. 1889
ny4 fas6uM- DAVID w. TkANls, Pisintldis Atty
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CUPREME COUKT-CouBty " New. York
- WILLIAM A. BRCsLE agsins, JOHN ~ FRSETY sDd
ELEANOR wife John L. Deem John Scryuser Of
whsn sne John sIym.sr Henry Billing, Psrrre Bur.
eics BensH,n h. CO. JOSIAH Nay William ~ Macy fran
Ab-ri L. Conthn William Moore, William j. Williams. Mar.
gs.t X. J.~. sdntnsrsirix, and Madison o. Harrington
administrator te q Nathaniel Jeve,t, decreased Garrett W.
Ryefnsn aotI Vsse. Abraham Wake, Jacob yshe, Lake
Gaze TLoma. p Hul Jam.s w Laves Cyrus A H1bbsrd.-
slsrno.s for rsEel-To JOHN " FEsErY and ELEANOR
FkSETf Bis wifi ssfsd4us; You hereby sumuoned ard
required 20 snswer the complaint IN this action which hd
n the Office q the Clerk 81 ssd Court the City Hail. 10 tho
Cry Ct New York the eleventh day January 1850 and 20
a the said complaint the sub
bsr a. bis oce number 50 Lbertysst In aid city, with
h. days after tho TVics this erslu
4 s d4y q ,oeb .rvce snd ial The said
complaint within the Ne Aforesaid ,h- plaintiff m his action
VII Ppy th Count for The e-fd-nanded In the onmpAtDt
DstTd January a. 1879. JOHN y DEVRLIN,
ais lswv~" Plaintiffs AttsIEey.
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EOR SALE-A valuable FARM, containing ~!
j acres choice Land, together with the STOCK and FAtM-
ING IMPLEMENTS situated three miles south west OF New
kgh Orange County Y HAa good view OF the nveT and
country The Improvements consist o large, we'll
bull, DsepE Tenanthouse Hay house Barn, Carriage house,
Stsb Has Apple Orchard and great variety OF
choice Ff the premises Possession be had i'm
Dcdsey Apply to II. 4, McCoNN, No. Al Dey-sti or to
GkORHE CLARK. NV burgh n Y.
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN I259 SPRING ARRANGEMENT 1859
Commencing April 4, 1889.
Passenger Station in NewYork Of 27,hs and fhav
Entrance IN Z7thst.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For New Haven, ss M te1)i lz4o SID lex $50 and
4:45 For Bridgeport, 7, texl 1915, 3;l5 (cEI
$50 4t5p For Milford. STAFFORD Fairfield, Southport
and Wes,por la l2:i5 $3.50 and AS foI Nowalk,
ga M u: 49, S;l5 (ex); $3.50, AS $50 m For Daren
and Greenwich, a. m; l245, $50 4+5, $50 m For
Stamford T. (eI) l2f5, S:l5 lex $50 as, $50
NJ For Port Chester aud intermediate Stations, o
las, $50, AS, $50, $50 p N.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, M (ex.l 3:l5 tex) For Hartford and
Springfield m ter si5p M (ex) Fe Connecticut River
Railroad 70 Montreal, q. eI), and 3:l5 m. texD 70
Northampton For New Haven London and Stonnston
Railroad ats M ami s5p For Canal Railroad 20 North
p,on and l24S For Bousaonic Railroad,
m. For Naagatuck Railroad Ia M, 5:l5 For Dan
bury and Norwslk Railroad Ia M, $3.50 m.
LANES Il HOYT. Snpenntendent.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY-Msil and Express lines leave New York At and
M and and D. m fare SIS Through Tickets sold Tor Gin
cnnat and the West. Washington New Orleans and the
South &c. and through baggage checked To Washington In
~ j. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
baggage will be received for any trains unless delivered ana
che fifteen minutes Of the OF leaving
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WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in
w GRAND PIANOS
STEINWAY SONS invite artists srd ths pane N ss;,rr
10 csn and examine thsiI newly -nven'ed ovtksIhNo
GRAND PIANO which o7 power and qusfy o tone 10 pro
posnc1 superior any ether Grand Piano ~ al WHO nsve ex
snnsd 81 whom Tho best musical asss me ooyn
nv .reh ss r. Godhck Tt Hagen Editor Of The hns'c 10
y1syl L. c Hill w A. King, W. Mason n e Flrrnn' d
STEINWAY SONS,
hanufaoturrrs Nos - and ~ Walkers New fort
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT
On and afer WEDNESDAY, April g. 1859, Trains will leave
2Sth.st station w-YoIk a. follows:
7:45 N For williamsburg.
e30a. IN Mail Train for Albany
e:50A m. For Wilhansbridge.
II 80 q. m. Fer White Plains
2:3o o. IN For Wilhamsbrids-.
AGO m. For Dover Plains.
$500 D. u. q. FOR White Plains.
D. m. For White Plains, from White and Centrest
$3.50 p. IN For williamsburg.
RETuRSMG-Win leave:
5;oOa. m. :. From White Plans.
$50 a. m. From Dover Plains
6;t0a u. From Willismsbrdge.
7:O0a N :. From White Plains
ASA. IN. Mail Train from Albany.
s30a m. .Frsm Willamsbrdgs
leo o. N =. From Williamsbndgs.
500 D. m. From White Plains
$500 o. M From Wilamsbndge.
WIN J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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EOR SALE or EXCHANGE Tor City Property

u 3s,ory HOUSE, Sx40, containing - rooms, all
shed with Of LAND with Fruit Trees
ce.u Well Of Water In area brick Cistem In the
on each brought the house by orcePumps situated In
e Village u Boomnsyew, Staten Island two miles from Ross'
vi steamboats, daily from 10 to l5cens each
h hours sail tbs city, and within of mile
r Staten Island Railroad Depot and threeiourhs OF mile
om Princes Bay delightful place for bathing aud fish
hs. Foi further particulars, apply 20 -
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r0I III'Ie' fsAMTEL Eb6Y 80 81 Liberty..t, N Y.
IVOR SALE at a BARGAIN-A .ood FARM

z u
III, Of North Castle Wes,chesier County contain.
inS about with STOCK and Fixtures, eight Cows pair
Of Nok Oxen psr Of Horses Wagons young Stock Hogs,
Poultry S grain IN the ground aud variety of other property
pan Il the purchase money remain at per cent luque
Of JOB CARPENTER the premises, at No. 5S 9thav,
corner Of 2la-s, New York
LrOR SALE OF EXCHANGE in WILLIAMS
BURGH-A number Of 6rs,-clas. HOUSES, within shOr,
distance Of the ferries in the desirable locaOns Also
iarse number Of BUILDING LOTS many which located
n the nost desifab bic pans Of the city ApplytO
@. W. KELSEY, No. III Grand st., nesr Nh.s..,
Wlhamsburgh, L. l.
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IARLEM RAILROAD

NEW.lORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY-The Annual Meeting Of Stockholders Of hi
Company for The election OF Thirteen ~ directors s De he
The cs q the Company of h Ct ana fh-av OF
TUESDAY May H. the pills 10 be open from O'Clock a, noo
10 orl D. m The Transfer Books Of he Old and Perre'
stock. will Be closed from O'clock p Of the loh inst until
oclock Of the 18th inst
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TREasuRER's OFFICE Hudson River X. K,
No SO Wan-n-.t., NEw-YosK, May 5, 1859.
TTNHE Stock Transfer Books OF this Company VIII
be- closed =, Q. THURSDAY the 25th inst, nil 10 q
Directors {. c. CLARKE Treasurer.
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ALkR POWER-For SALE or To LEASE,

turfns purposes very desirsbly ocsted IN
Vicinity Of slo4isburs Station, the Ere Rail.
- HPpy htne oce Of the sostsbars Misunderstanding Co.
'saseHIsi o5s. Nc "a Cedsr-s,.. New.Yoii
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ofrics o. rHE FrREaEs's foso NsyRs

OFFICE FIRENEN's FVNo iNsNRANcE{
COMPANY May 10, 1859
NOTICE is hereby gveu that toe Directors OF
~ this Company have this day declared DIVIDEND u
NINE PR CENT Capital Stock thereoi Of the net
eanipss Of the Company payable demand per cent OF
which, b. ina Fifteen Hundred Dollars viii according 70 me
Fund Of the Nrw.YoTk Department.
'NN HENRY BEECKMAS, Secretary.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COMPANY-The Annual Meeting Of Stockholders of this
Company Thirtee 3) Directors will be held
the Office Of the Company, of Sh and hhav on
20 ococL D m The Books Of the Old and Preferred
s,ocL. win Be- closed ocloch Of The 10th May until
w H. EMERSON Secretary &c
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3nstruetion.

LGER INSTITUTE. The t~enty--eoond
~ SeniABrual - ssion of this BOARDING-SChOoL foi
BOYS o. South CornW sn, Conn will WEDNES
DAY May 1880 The Institute fr sale cIrnpetsn'
..acher Oh htsrsl Address IRA PETTIbONE
Winchester Cspi.T Conn.
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IIANOs, MELoDEONs and ALEXANDRA

ORGANS Of superior make, 4, great bAfsains second
hand Pianos extr,meiy low prices ranging rom % !"
the largest Catalogues u Muse IL the ned >iates M
loves, possible rss Pianos MrodcOns ir and rru
all purchased monthly received TOT Pts"s as<
M.loieons HORACE WATERS. Agent,
No SS bn1dwsy
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THE METROPOLITAN ffsG iSsCRNcE COMPANY,
No. lie Broadway, Nsw-iork, May TO- 1850 =
NOTICE Is hereby gIsen that the Directors OF
IN lis COMPANY have this day declared sEMiASSUAL
DIvIDEND 81 SIX PER CENT the Capital stock thereof,
psy.tl. on and arr h Of May int until which Gay
II, Trsp.Sr 30 /. are closed e A. STANSBURY, S-cy.
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CTOUT, CLEWS & MASON, Nos. III Nassau
- aud IS Phs.s, " y buy and sell MERCANTILE PAPER,
STOCKS, BONDS and EXCHANGE, and transact Banking
Refer 10 Duucan Sherman l. Co.. Wilson @. Hunt Co,
M,e. Taylor esq " Y. Eraus Coming, esq, Albany; John
T.. Thty.r Bro, Boston
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A RTISANS' BANK, New-Y"fs, May 3, lc9.-
n plvIDESD-A dividend Of THREE AND ONE-HALF
PER CENT ,S or h- Capital will be paid 70 he Stock
keer .heT ,A,yr. AID Aer MONDAY the 81
n. Th- Transfer Boob viii remain closed until hat da By
order Of he Board. X. A. TUNER Cashier.
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1iNHE UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
receives Pupils iu It's Primary Commercial and Classical
n.,symrn,s Al si,y time ISAAC FERRIS Chsusrllof.
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A LARGE STOCK Of elegant Dew PIANO
~ FURTES for SALE al WALKERS WAREROOMS,
Cluto Hall ard eth-st Also second hand PiaDs
d every description for sale for hire very low pIces
N be made ty which 'he hire viii Be
allowed IN case Of purchase.
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LlOR SALE nr EXCHANGE in WILLIAMS-
TOR SALE-A very nice COUNTRY SEAT at

j. NEN ROCHELLE, the Sound; extensive water
view House and Grounds 10 complete order great variety
Fruit and Shade Trees Apple Trees have yielded SO barrels
Of ohc, fruit beautiful place cauIo, BE- found IN the
VIC u the town. viii b. sold al a bargain
z & KlNSHlMER. No. SIS th.sv
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financial.
ITO the STOCKHOLDERS Of the LA CROSSE
II AID MiLWAIk EE RAILROAD;

A. an outside sioekkader IN this unfortunate enerp an
,i.rsrise m itself usorioes bat uad unri1na'e by ne rs
rt Of with the Interests Of the s;ocs1osers nas
been utfui have Investigated ia ats and N y sA-ned
that on, chance shors % RECEIVE one
m hen aTf;In.u take The control u me Company cut o.
iLe ~ the reut and Of every p~ az
city indirectly Interested IL The euithrosi Ihd MT,
ssse fay convinced that ihe interest % he stock
boxer. ~ Be ssi,r in the hand. Of NJ Heneomb Cleveland
aud hi. II other pzr,i b.
vas.nr Proxies further inf rnaon, friends snonE
tn stakeholder. referred Asrs Taylor Bros No. 70
Nal-.t. GEO. w. fhAIE OF hocnrstrf w. L.
VI
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'OR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP

ERTi, a COT NTRY SEAT Of - acres, in Wes'ches,rr
coauy hc Snud - miles from the ctyA large new and
Hogse prfcct order house, So sc. Laud
~ iu gd cultivation. VIII he sold low and very easy terms
kppy 20 ;. ~ HOFFMAN b., No. q Pearl-st.
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Or SALE or to LET-FURNISHED HOUSE

a. Riyerdae % minutes ride Ssst BY the Hudson
Ralrsd and miuuies ali from the depot 70 premises
faus daily. House stories recently painted IN perfect
H. handsomely furnished grounds hne condition having
heavily mauurvd ast Fall variety Of Forest TTce Shrub
~, kowrrs Vines and Fancy Flower Garden Also, sePe
o. Ies'sble Garden planted Straw eerrie. RsPbees ec
- ishy. Apply 70 WM. s DUKE, No % Nassau-st-
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1NARKY1ONN INSTlThTE-1he 23d Term
i commences MONDAY, May Circulars giving full par
tcdars be obtsinsd T.. GOODENOuGHs BoksoTr NO
~ Ma sn.t York Of A. NEWMAN A. NJ Prneipa
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Hlusifal Instruments.

4 f. THOMPSON, No 4o6 Broadway, offers
n PIANOS the bs, manufactures including bsBes
8rohe Jacob Chickering's and others a. the lowest raes, Al
fully SECONDHAND Pianos taken IL exchange end foi
ale Also MELODEOHs from ,he hou-e Of Taylf Farley
.t exec Ia and purity Of tone any reed Instrument
ORGAN HARMONIOUS for churches eight draw'toP.
vtb socave pedals Call and examine as above New ACC
ssoond hand Pianos 20 let
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CCHOOL and HOME EDUCATiON.-PrIvate
- French and English Classical School, with fine Playground
and Gymnasium Ma ~ and 40 West 2Gtht, between Broad
wsy and 6hav Mr. ERNST takes charge Of limited numbr
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ADDS PARLOR GRAND PIANO

-. uiouuuis Pedal SubBsss Double Bank. Doasle Reed
aud ali the various styles suited ~ Church, N-sy
Hall School Psro Pianos and Mrlrous Jl Rn rev;
srrrd il puchs-cd A. NJ KANOUSf, Sole Az fS5 Bruzdwy
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House met at few minutes before IL clock
NEW Bill.
The follow NJ new bills read the first time:
Mr. Hill, of Stokes. to aid in the circulation Of
silver coin in the State 1t authorizes the Public
j e,surer to distribute the Common School fund in
specie.
Mr.. Foy concerning White Oak PocoSin swamp:
Mr.. Jones, of Craven, concerning the public arms
in Newborn;
Mr.. MKay, to incorporate the Fayetteville Light
Infantry;
Mr.. Bonn'. to revive the acts incorporating the
town o. L. m 'erton;
Mr.. Badhan, for the protect ana preservation
of Buoys.
BILLS ON THEIR THIRD READING.
The rules were suspended, and the following bills
passed their second ami third readings:
The bill to protect the people against money
shavers. Indefinitely postponed.
The bill to incorporate the town of Trenton Jones
county.
The bill for the better protection of debtors. In
definitely postponed
The bill for the encouragement of limited part
nershipS. Mr. Sparrow explained that thi. bill was
the same the Alabama law, which was copied
from that of the State of New York.
The bill concerning public mills. ut authorizes
the County Court of Pa<quotank to establish the
|
The bill to establish dividing line between tn.
counties of Ashe and Surry was RECONSTRUCTED, and
laid on the table.
| The bill for the benefit of minors Trhc title Of
this bill changed into "A bill to authorize and
enable any person to convey property in trust by
deed or will.
SPECIAL OLDER.
| The bill to amend the charter of the Western
n. c. Railroad was postponed to Wednesday next
The bill to change the county line between Burke
and Caldwell counties passed it's second and third
readings. as did the following:
A bill concerning Cherokee bonds;
A bill to prevent the removal Of landmarks:
A bill to prevent the circulation of counterfeit,
bank bills 1t authorizes the hanks to sta,ny
''Counte!felt" on every bad bill offered to them
RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. Sparrow offered resolution authorizing tn,
Chief Clerk to publish the Laws of the State in thu
newspapers published in certain towns in the State
Read the first time.
Nh. Benbury's resolutions against the opening O
the foreign slave trade and requesting our Congress
sional delegation to vote against it,
On motion "' Mr. bort h. they w,re laid on tn
l tasls ec":, 81.