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DAMAGES GoonA-A portion Of my goods,
having been damaged bV the last heavy rain,
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AID. Hamilton presented a petition tFcu J.
B. Williams and others, asking permission 70
burn a brick kiln in the vicinity Of The Gay0so
House, on the east side Of Main street, above
BeaL AID. Foute said the petitioners had en-
uUdoubted right 10 burn brick in that locality
without a petition 10 the Board.
AID. Drew moved to amend so As to grant a
Ike privilege to al citizens. Rejected
The prayer Of the petitioners was then
granted.
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VIZ aufhorired y annoruca auar r
JACK OWENS a. aeanllate ~ Wlarfz1I
nater- a. the ensulls jane clealan -
80. -
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mTs0in q88 Main street., oP. C0aEt sqssrs

e Lands for saIs-sss Hopkins & KsTbyi
card on the hnst page.
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Rooms for Rent

I HAVE IN store for sale ~aue ihfee Or four th7usand
" u. GRInER.
49, - En - ~
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KEW YoRK, April I2.-rhe steamship CITY q hali-
n s arrived t-aay. RriHsins bissrPea dates q ns
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FOR CITY TAx-COLLECTOR.
We are aufbqriEed toannguuc- VA 81 RRInGEs a.
a oandidats for theumce % CITY IaE-Cohelar a. the en-
SUING municipal election. jals-tes
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We are authorlzsd 10 aunluuce JOHH A. WISE
eandidate fsr eiscioa y ne one 81 Ciu Marshliat
euruiue Iuue elecftau. apg-fa
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ResoEued Thai me Bard um agree % aoeept from
The Memphis and ohio railuoaA 1ue hundred and sixty
o. IS sever per cent iacEme hsuts a. cAsierat So
~ the ery tc the Eaf rglI and fhr cfT WlI further
aEee o Mold % and suspend nc oup'ns % sad BINDS
fr IRE period % tED vears. said uteresf and prnepie
g. be hen paidn tn ctFHy uiiruads otherElsr aid
huds are tehe nldh The ctF at fe narEet E1lue
thereof and credited % said roadi audh ls unferstoao
and agraed ihat M ogupoas upn SD esua- saaA BE-
regularIy charEed up y said road = Gey- uaturn q he
held as sboVF set forth.
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TFIE MILITARY,


CEN1OR VETERAN CORPS OF 1872 "A SPECIAL
~ meeting viii be held this riday) Augue
TX O'Clock 81 the Mercer House. to distribute kets the
excursion 70 take place the I'd ies tbs the
sent By order. A. RAYMOND Colonel
ISAAC PHYrE, Adjutant.
TIE OFFICERS, NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
and privstes Of the First Division N. Y g. invited
TO be the Arsenal OF Seventh avenue
and Thirty nth street. this day at o'clock r. NJ wttness
the testing Of the strength Of the Iusses for the
JOHN W. RlTCH. Architect.
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INvITArIoNs-Deeided TO invite exChef Epgiaeers ex
sissn Epeir GERS Exempt trenens atom Board OF
Fire Commissioners and Fire Commh Exemp.
are Company Board OF Truetfes of FIVE Department
OF Fire WAden. President Vice President Ind Secretary
Eve DeDstme and all other officers and officers of In
Fire Department
CITY AUrHoRlrEs-The Mayor Common Council and Heads
Of are invited 70 review The parade
The front of the City Hall
SEVENTH.
UNIFoRM-Fire cap black pants arernen's red shirt
Chief Engineer HOWARD Chairman,
g. JOSEPH RrcH. Assistant Engineer, Secretary.
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THE F1RENIEN.

GRAND rRIENNIsL PARADE OF The NSw YORK
" Fire department on Monday Oct der II, 1859
Regulations adopted by the Board Of Engnsers:
motion decided that extended TO on. OF
town tmpanes for hst day but shoud any visog
MES sppeaI plsce will be provided them dyi
sion OF the line.
SECOND.
DIsBAFpEp COMPANIES WHOSE CASES PENDING BEFORE
TIE Board Of Engineers recognise parade
such panies dbanded by the as have
been placed In service by tbs Common Coupeu lnes,
previous 10 the parade the declare legally
banded, In which case they cannot parade
4UsIc.-The Board will accept Of twenty bands music
from thoxe who will he be place
where most eded in the line, under direction of the
Grand Marshal. - WV
FOURTH.
ENTRANCE FEE Kvery company thst does nu-
te VIII be required TO the Gran Marshal HE clerk
the Chiefs Office thirty ave per man cased by The
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RAILROADS

-----.
IYrw YORK AND HARLkM HAu1QAD OOkPANYs
NJ" gUINIR ARRAN0nnnMf.
On - IN, ~ 49, Sss;ion Nsw York. e fonows:-
For Wnsmsbedee,51 and sSo 90. a, Is ~ and s~F'A
1or White Pains-6MP NJ nom Whas and Centre strselA
-. frover P1one-40P r. II.
~ ~. 1ibsny-010 A. L. mail train.
~ A Returning. WIN leave
rcvs, prairs-6s0 A. u.
Wiiismshrdre-t:Na and 80 A. n, AadBP.n.
An'''-"" w. !. Sx3YsHl, s,sxsx.ssaA .
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himself, bearing date April 49, 1859. SO far as the
"Nashawannuck Company" are concerned, never
heard OF it, or Of its having any title under Good
year until after the extension of Goodyears patent
Goodyear ignored its existence in the accounts on
which he obtained his extension, and which
were prepared by Mr.. Judson or under his
direction II it had been known that such a
Company existed, and were infringing on your
titles, it would have been prosecuted while
those titles were held by the Congress
Rubber Company. There is no title created
by Goodyear in 1874 which has as yet been exhibit
ed to thee ourts, or which can be found on the re-
cords OF the Patent Office under which any claim
can be made adversely to your titles which is not
reviewed and disposed of in the opinion delivered
at Baltimore. AS all these pretended titles have
been attempted to be created since the execution of
the deeds from Goodyear to yourself, you cannot
be justly accused of any desire to reopen, or of
having renewed, this litigation. The recent result
has shown that the ancient enmity which sought to
revive those controversies to your injury has been
Of no avail.
Permit me to congratulate you upon this most
Just determination, and to express the hope that
all future discussion upon your part concerning
your rights and the effect Of decisions upon them.
will take place in thee ourts, and that You will not
feel called upon TO notice any future msrepresenta-
tons which may be advertised by your opponents.
Respectfully yours, +. A. JEscKEs.
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INSURANCE.,


DEEP INSURED.
n Business slowly but surely moving Hp town. In order
10 accommodate the public the Homestead Fire insurance
Company have located their office in central position and
submit the folio wing card
HOMESTEAD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital, $3.50 OQO
All securely invested.
Once, Whiuock Building
Corner Of Nassau and Beekman streets
New York.
Branch Office, IL Merchants Exchange.
Continue TO insure all kinds Of properly aganst ioss or
damage by fire. at the reduced rates.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. Cbauncey, VIM. & stro,g, W. M Newell
Moses Taylor, Edward Hasht. Fred. A. Fisher,
Paul epofford, VIM. A. Wheeler, Robert B. Currer,
P. @. Van 6chAick, @ Meletta, Nnard e. Fowler,
V. Bsreaou, N. G Pats John g. Cories
James B. wilson, John T. Wilson, George W. Reed
Z. D. 6prague, B. N. Whitlock, John g. Shook
BENJAMIN a. Lille, VIM. Holdredge W. II. Buckley,
John G. Holbrooke j. G Lightbody, George Carroll,
r. j. Coleman, Nat W. Burts d N. Hodredge,
VIM L Mcdonald. Paon Lathrop, Francis Miller.
WIN. HOLDRED3E, Vice President
JOHN T. OAKLEY, Secretary.
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THy GUARDIAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YORK,
CONTINENTAL BANK BUILDING,
No. 7 Nassau street.
10 prepared 10 issue policies at the usual rAtes follows
viz
Policies favor Of and payable 70 the wife, free from Ii,
claims Of creditors.
Policies payable attaining specific sxe or PAYABLE In
case Of desth before attaining ouch age
Policies granted 70 creditors the lives ofheir debtors
Policies granted for any number of years.
Premiums payable Ia cash quarterly, semi annually an
nuAly.
Dividends declared every three and the surplus b.
longing 70 the policy holders returned 70 them
JAMES W. HALSTED, President
Kenny V. GAHAcAN, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
James T. 6outter, William r. Hooker,
Douglas Robinson, d. Golden Murray,
Thomas Rigney, James +. Rugges
John !. Agnew, James +. Cox
Vim. N. vermilyo, Robert Eoutter,
Archibald b. Lowry, James w. Halsted,
John J. Crane, Francis ". Tappan,
Howard A. Lambert, William A Brown,
Charles Abernethy, Benz NJ Whiuock,
William Allen, IT. H. Gibson,
Edward D. 6prague.
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dealers in woven shirred goods am not aware
that any different construction has been given to
coll, when denying motion for preliminary in
junction 1t is true that these decisions upon pre-.
liminary motions are not regarded as of binding
authority the Court is only called upon to deter
mine whether the party seeking relief shows title
which the Court will protect during the progress Of
the cause to final hearing. But this question of
construction was raised and argued in those cases,
and the great majority of the opinions expressed
upon such partial hearings were in concurrence
with that arrived at by his Honor Judge Giles upon
full and final hearing.
You ask me to prepare correct history Of your
titles and of the litigation which has resulted in this
late decision. Permit me to say that think those
who deal in the articles covered by your contracts
with Goodyear are more interested in what the
Court has declared to be the effect of those titles as
that Immediately concerns their business, than in
the history OF them' OF OF the litigation which has
statement Of these titles and history Of this itga
ton would fill a volume. Mr.. Judson has found an
octave volume of a hundred and fifty pages hardly
sufficient to set forth in the most saccinct legal
phraseology statement of his pretended title to
one branch of your business. The example set by
your adversaries in this respect seems to me to be
rather better avoided than followed, as statement
and counter.statement, argument and re-argument,
to the public through the public press, would lead
not only to no useful or good result, but to no re.
suit whatever.
There is one fact, however which, if not directly
stated, Is implied III Tie Cdru VI JuuSOn. lie
sneaks of a contest of fifteen years duration, be.
tween yourself, Goodyear, and 4, his licensees, and
arises from these old controversies. / am not
aware of any suit now pending between yourself
nam Judson or of any litigation which has not been
directly promoted by and is not now carried on for
the interest of William Judson 1t is more than
year since all the old ltigatons were withdrawn or
agreed to be withdrawn from the courts. year
ago l was not aware of any opposition to your
titles or of any desire to contest them. 1t was not
until after the 2sth Of September, 1885, when Good.
year was induced to make pretended conveyance
10 the Union India Rubber Company of certain
rights, which he had previously conveyed to
you, that there was any immediate prospect of
litigation, When we learned that that subsequent
conveyance was instigated by William Judson, and
that it was made for his benefit and that the rights
attempted to be conveyed either had been or would
be transferred to him, your counsel knew that YOU
would not be permitted to carry on your business
in peace. The present litigation is the result of
that interference on his part, and the Oldest title
which he has hitherto presented against yours is
coed GQm the Union India RVbAsr Company to
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are not mentioned by the Court, conclude he did
not see them"
1t would seem to be the intention of this state
ment to convey two Impressions: first, that Mr..
Dickerson did at one time know what papers were
used before Judge Giles; and second, that certain
papers affecting the supposed interest of Mr.. Dick
ersons client had been used in New York, but
were suppressed Intentionally or otherwise in Bal
timore. If such is its intention, have to say in
regard to the latter portion Of it, that every paper
which to my knowledge was used by the defend.
ants before Judge 1ngerso when Mr.. Judson says he
stood in the position Of the defendant, was used
by the defendants in the Baltimore SUITS and among
cal bill Of Complaint which Nj. Judson says he ha
now filed for the purpose Of putting an end to you
defendants produced other papers relating to other
portions of the India rubber controversy and sought
to prove from them that "the Nashawannuck Com
pany and T'-t. e. Mr.. Judson-"were the licensees
for woven elastic rubber goods
Although all OF these papers are not adverted TO
by the Judge his silence is not to be construed as
evidence Of the fact that the papers were not be-
fore him, but rather as evidence of the fact that
he regarded the papers and the title which it was
attempted to be made out from them as alike
worthless and unworthy Of remark.
49,, ana now, my dear sir permit me again to con
which is all the more to be appreciated because BY
adverse circumstances SO long delayed. 1t il
neither unexpected nor singular. Similar results
have been arrived at in other suits but contested
as those other suits were, they had not attracted
that degree Of public attention which has been be.
slowed upon, the suit. in Baltimore. That you
ries of proofs which various decisions Of the
courts have furnished you, that the Interpretation
| placed by you upon your title-which was adopted
| by the Congress Rubber Company and sustained
force it, which was publicly stated on Various oc
casions by Mr.. Goodyear himself to be the proper
Interpretation, and which was and is supported bv
! the opinion and belief Of all your counsel, is, il
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
1 FOroRPATHY AND NOTION Liza. NV n
MI STEAn N u In the the OF A usnfk In nn,n.,h

AIOIOKPATHY AND McfiON.-LiFG ny H. Hal
wi STEAD NJ D., 10 the title OF work in pamphlet form
complied from former editions Illustrating the orinopiea ana
Practice Of theory Of treatment for c-onic diseases This
method Ia claimed " be particularly aaaceful Ia thu NJ
Complaints 10 woman Of the validity this cai
Dr In those dssases leaves little 70 doubt
10 rake the given index sboDld think there
ere few Diseases whkh IN his hands mt least hea
powerfully recuperatvs ~fect We particularly n<e
esed In what he relation spna difficulties par,Lyss
nd aud OF casss cured OF those tedious and usaav
psidered incurehlc complaints The author we'd known
be principal pnyeFiAn Round ill Water Care North
ppon, Msss, ard tn great hat nsti: gvsa
egh TO whatever comes from bis Republlcsn Farmer
NOTE Round Bui cverlooss tho II. cat scenery rev
nglsnd Many fainisa make their residence 70
whNa six brurs OF New York pnsreap such
nh god arc ~ odstons Sod table and home Eonfors
r would well 10 apply insalIds win ave uoneV
liz. BIZ CIe.s AZ C5ce lnprpvcmc rt IN rcr cgrea I,
Really roc Is cent?.
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VHN TUND.
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i AT TfiE ECLIPSt COU RISE LONG ISLAND,
b Under the drectisp and management OF the
UNiON JOCKEY CLUB
Flu OCO IN STAKES AND PU RISKS
VHN TURF.
FirS Tas-Kunning 70 commence q r. NJ

s,o0c0 IN STAKES AND PURSES
First Das-kunn1iaax s % commence comm ~ NJ
yrDsnsp.y siss. :wssDs.,as Of 20 zoo
l. Morris b. Prophet. by imp. Monarch. out Of
Also Oh. f. starbeam by imp. Glencoe, out Of Miss
A. Ba,hss,s Oh. Comet by imp. Trustee, out
~ cyan names b. c. Prince, by imp. Monarch. ont Of
fhio O Bush names Oh. Pauline, by Star Davis, dam
b wh9ss osss Club nile ADD
half all ages sweepsskes $500 esch h. n. $1,000 added
N"srs pane. 5. g. AsiatOr by ohide Harold out of
al.o e. TSrogs Neck by Cracker of sAuie Ward.
Also inn b. T. EpslsS, Fsstnx Moments. by Boiling
~ sshsr by ohds n
G. 4 II Ti.on names Daphne aormsrly sallle Hamp-
o BasCS spss b. Im BIN By imp A''
Calvin arsen names CHI t. dlsnoons. by imp Glencoe,
10 b Mcdaniel names b h. Don Juan, by imp. Glencoe
II Also 81 l. Gov *ietns, b, imp Glencoe of Motto
Purse $50 two mile heats entrance s2s closed wishShs fol-
/. I. G. Bacon names br. b. BIZ Desrng. yrs. by imp.
40. Hare names Two Bits, 4yra, by imp. Reve-
calvin Green n.mss b h. Robert J. Walker. Syrs by
SECOND u sY-FRIDAY, JUNE3.
GREAT FouR NILE BAY.
TnE Usros sE,sf TAX n A purse Of $500 for all ages
Dc put w a. suction and sold for $500 All above that sum-
any go the racing fund EDtgie. to be msae or be-
81 .sxss ss % H t.: q; I e.
Six to make race and three to start.
START AT THREE O'CLOCK.
The Union StskeFour mile heas by subscription OF 500
each half forfeit with 81 600 added by the .ssocson -Four
sub and to start or the added money will not be
T. W Dosweii b h slasher by Childe Harold,
out OF Sarah Washington, yrs
p hare names br. h. Tar River by Nicholas, dam by
s. r g. Bacon names b. h. Bill Desriag by imp. Albion.
a. Calvin Green or kags by imp. Glencoe. dam
s D Mcdaniel names h. Don Juan, By imp Glencoe out
THIRD DAY. JUNE 3.
Purse of S00 three mile heats Entrances TO be made On
SANE D4Y The Eclipse swespssses swssps,ass, Of
Closed " 18th the following enries:-
j. Bathcste name CHI Comet by imp Trustee out OF
Lowell Purdy rames imp. English b. Lochel by Sweet
meat, out Of the Mitre BY Cowl ,.,,
broke out of Queen Of Cypress
Morris names b. 6. Prophet by imp Monarch, Cas-
phiio 9, Bu.h CT Pauline by Star Davis dam by
ia 7. ". boswell name oh. C. Ezchequer by Revenue
sAnE DAY.-TnE BEATEN HAsprcAr.-one mile aud quar-
with $500 added BY the Associson To close saturday
June Weighs to be declared on the following Monday
Rooms 7s7 broadway, and at all the principal hotels
fer the Ssy sssn s q as .na
ococa returning at NJ and an EXTRA train at the con
Should the races Will Dc Secretary.
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FINANCIAL.

DuLS FL AND UPWARDS, ON UNION sAnK on
% IOndon and Royal Be- NIX Of Ireland for eAe by WElIE
IA ROO co 81 Broadway Now York and California n
press COMPANY
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(yITy AND Nd. COUNTY TREASURY, SAN FsANoIsoo

WITTY AND COUNTY TREASURY SAN FRANOIBUO
May 1859 TO holders OF the ten per bonds Of
the city Of San Francisco sned pursu
sncs q the provsoDs Of an act Of Of the state
q csiereA approved Ap,n H. 1859 noes E hereby given
1s day q August nett win be received by the
OF the Fro Bond sinking Fund for the REDEEM uon OF tho
dollars NtSO00)
WIN agree deliver said bonds In San Francisco Cess coupons
Nos TO IL nciusve for payable 1t this ONCE AND v
forward their proposals through their agents Ia hs city 10
compspied by deposit Of ten cent Qu bonds or con
the amount rendered redemption ~ security wlthous
which ceposit bias will be considered .
Proposss sndryed For the Surrender ~ ssn Francisco
Fire onds win re submitted aforesaid Commissioners
the august 1850 Parties whose BIDS may be
accepted no notified through tneir agepts and
lowed until Tho 2h day Of October following for the final
render Of tho bonds NJ this ofhce
No bids received at over par
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A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE FOR SALE TWO FINE
y oil paintings ore by ren, OF Loniou. French hgures
,ns the other choice portrait OF little girl Ia
satin psyng with ahsn grsyhJuud, by sir Peter Ley
Can be 81 en- at 10 Leroy street, near Hudson.
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DRYANTs' MINSTRELs,
ID Mechanics Hall, AZ Broadway above Grand street.
Monday, may 80, and every pig ut III the week,
EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
JERRY AND DAN BRYANT,
The celebrated comedians, In their cou1,caIiueG
POWER OF MUSIC STUMP SPEECH
POLKA A LA MILITAIkE CHAW ROAST BEEF,
THE BLACkSA1TH'S JUBILEE
Doors open at 7, commence at s. Tickets Is cents
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NlRLOS GARDEN.-BALL AND CONCERT ROOM 10
~ let well ventilated and lighted aud capable Of sessne
way.
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1.a9aL NsssgCEs.


SuPRgxE r,oURT-1N rss MATTER CT THE APPLI
~ cation Of the Sayor Aldermen and Com atty of b,
.,.x NJ sew Board ~ Of Cen
,rs PARK the acquisition Of lands for public park
ar r,sre ,0dth and 0th aud the Fifth and
.ivhh avenues the ct OF New Yorkrne Mayor, Alder
e. .pd Com OF the city York, by the Board
nm of the Central Pa,k pursuant TO the statute
leS to ster the Of tie Gus If New YORK BY lay
lbs thereon public pscs snt u auhezs 'he taking 81
The same psased April lShQhrre dfas being
he,ehy give ooce to the lessees parties And per-
esns respectively entitled Interested In the lands
nersdtsmsrs and premaes hereinafter mentioned
ana Sescrb that they win sppy the supreme Court OF
he state YORK At special term Of said Court be
hi Cy Hall Of the city Ne~ York, Wedne day the
18th day July 1882 the the Court nat day,
ersscer counsel can be heard Tor the appoint
ment Commissioners Of Appraisal In the above
s,lsd matter estimate In OF the
sss care aforesaid last equitable com
tskrR AL hosc lands ,ensmepts harelaments
and premises lie between the southery line OF aide
N I,S Aod 10th and the fta Eighth avenues
in rad which the said Boare OF Commso the
ep deem advisable 10 ~ acquired Tor purpose
o. extending said CENTRAL Park in 'hs SIT Of New York which
,aid and are laid out the said
ry and by virtue ~ act entitled IAN
s tchpg tie laying o. rosds ia
DE OF New Sors >od tcr ohs, purposes passed April
1851 Na,ei MY |, $50
LAv.AA.s. 80. sat-, Sou.so. 10 la- .ssga.s.oa,
Nd 70 sad SsaSu VI Oonmiasionor&
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yf1HE STAR BOAT
FOR THE GRAND REGATTA,
Known
THE JONES hOUSd BOAT.

ON THU RsDAY JUNE
To accompany toe grand r-gsts of the New YORK Ysch
Club Il vii bs the and oommodious boat called the
ALICE PRICE, under the command OF Captain n. B. Weis
spe, do ste has broad promensdes awnlns and
elegant deck cabin She chartered specially for hs
ely OF the 1T Nicholas Hotel and the proprietor Of the
Jones House The Alice e-;e will take her passengers
the loot of Spring street, North river and will leave at
My Ferris has engaged oodwOrths band
Tire Alice Price this Tickets the
zion 50 80 each with which viii be furnished and
cold collision be kept from O'CLOCK
the close Of the excurson BJopes House oraudiss,
liquors and segas will he furnished Of the bar At the
usual prices II Intended that this shall well gnttea up
sar and worthy OF gentlfmsn's enjoyment Tickets may
the tt Nicholas Metropolitan and New York
+ otels and at the stor Bo We and Jones' house.
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fyIsoULAR.--oErIcE OF Tax TRUSTEES OF osEoI

fVIRCULAR--OFFICE OF ThE TRUSTEES of CREOI
~ Stockholders the Ohio and Mssasippi RA
road psny. eastern division )kew York May 49, 1859
SrTbe Trustees In the agreement OF 18th De embs
lSob To which signature snnexef 10 pursasnce of at
th0riy given the article hsreby require the surrender
delivery them pre- yous 10 tina first day Of July next
the shares OF stock bonds AMI claims agreed
be placed In he trust in CONFORMITY with tho spuauonsn
said lhe trustees WIZ be prepared % resolve The
dered and asr the drst dsy June MOTT heir ofoe 50
Wall street New York. bstwesn the hours OIL and
paid for one half Of the hsse coupons on @ second and
bonds. such second bonds be
give trust cerncaes all parties for such
amounts shall severAy be entitled 10 under the
men For the Of .tocLhoderu their cesuacss
of stock may be dered the Secretary Of the
Nisssppi RaslyeAd Company at Cincinnati BY
the % ney attached heret 10 the Trusees and
receiving advice thereof trust certificates for per
the amount will be a transmitted 10 the said Secretary
for err the respective cartes stockholders who
copdors IN the seventh article yin be Furnished u
such cer ates Immediately the performance OF
ditions. kDWlr BARTLETT, Cnarmsn OF rruxoos