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HOTELS.

f~.gss~-~s-----. .,0~rv
HAVANA, nov. - lsse-THH ALAMEDA HOTEL ,C, y.
ii HAvApA-Nn MARY l. AI4hY beg. 70 hcqansos ~ -
friends ard slose visiting he Hav.sa S., 'ss s
sted 90 the .rsmeuade, well known - ms SAms~A 90
Paula" who're she hopes To rsseave ne ~ " M
patronage which Heretofore been extendsd 1er ne
house located In tho heAthsst part % zoe ~ -
hesunnl h rhor il contiguous 70 al mo os'ss VI
nnept :.sa Of business ---------------------
~-~-o--- - ,,rtYss NO 9 WASHINGTON PLACE
l'Inh 81, p.rinrs with tTo Bedrooms a.
~ nsng Inc most quiet and retired hotel IN the CITY
u,akes very ueS" M ElBERT ANDERSON, Proprietor
pAA ms TRoIe HMPEREORS,
"A ITO pue AZ Rvoh, Place de Psais ROYAL
CAANGs OF PROPRIETOR
xsYos and srnau apartments hsndsemeiy ated ud
roens al peices Table hoie ct 81 O'Clock. Dinners
a moe at cred prices
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ANTHOLOGY.

srRoLOGY.-MADAM LEAvEY CAN BIZ CONSULT
"A ed about Love- Marriage and Absent Frtenda She toll
gentlemen 30 cents She speedy marriages and Give
lucky numbers-charge extra.
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BOARD WAsTFD-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A
- BEDROOM and Saip groom with partial Hoard above
OF i2i hsvald o1ice.
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OFFICE OF THE AMI RICAN EXPRESS COMPANY

" New YosK, Dec. s. 1885,
Notice hereby given that pursuant 70 q resolution ssed
meeting OF the stockholders Of the american Express 90
held In ths city Of New York The lhh day of
1850 and Of authority vested 10 by the articles
ton Of sid Company all the property and belongings
to said Coz psny of every and will be soil
wboe, AT public auction to highest bidder the
the Company 81 Hudson street In the NJ Now
the Sst Day Of necember instant VI II o'clock snnes
all the liabilities Of said Company the
The sale win be made the day of ale ~
order Of the Board Of directors
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CHERIFF's SALE OF SPUN AND RAW SILKS FIJRS
- &c.-cHAARkRs FAIKCHILD Anctioneers, will sell
Wednesday DOIrew), At their saesrO0m Its
street =, large quantity Of spun and silks
large quan Of Furs consisting Of ladies' and Gents fancy
Fue, Stables Mountain Martens Mink, Fitch and Beaver
Capes Maptae C1oaks Cuffs Mus Fur Coats and lot of
Beaver and Pilot Coats JOHN KELLY Sheriff
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follows

An allow ance Of one minute TO the foot was made
in faycr Of the shorter boats on starting There
four prizes awsrced as folio~s First prize, I'm.
known 500 second, J. H. Wade, SEQ; third, Water
Witch, 40; fourth, Indian Queen, so.
The distance run was eighteen miles, but no quick
tine vac made, a. TIE wird was very light. San
orky Bay is one Of the tes, places 10 the world for
.rch CONTEXT. and the emulation which is beog 10
cited on cur lake vii soon c.use TO be constructed
here as fine and fleet boats be buit. TIC lib
essity displayed By the Cub, in their przes is GER
tsinly very creditable.
Fyoe The JoarsG, or Conmercr
NrTINY At SEA On BOARD "Hk NEWBORN PACh-
IT SHIP DIRE ADNATGHT. APT SAiIt ELS, ON
HLR LAST VOYAGE FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW
YORK.
Hsyir . read in Tie Ereniag EIoresS the partial
examination Of tie csse Of tue Captain OF tue snip
FiaIklp here refractory ezuar shot down oy
tie hand Of the master, icduced 70 ssnd You tue
particulars Of -omesbat similar case which ls.ely
occurred on board tie Dresdnsugnt These parlcu'
Lara ve received .iom an eyewitness.
The ID. eacraught 10 famous for her swift pas
lef. Liverpool or the I'D July, with tu crew OF ~
mep, besioe boys ard oiiieers and I'D
Tie Csp.sin obreryeo on n.us,eilng bis ere" "nen
leaving port that il 1s.ei < tie very peest us
teras; a- wore indeed than be bad net with curing
| many wears experience. lie ceeIed J, necessary "
canton be officers u DC very pI1oen' u .'1 ae
" but 70 e1sct tsoupt snc implicit obedience. Daring
te p.ss.ge w the Cnarr- II was ey.ient that the
crew esove to he insubordps'e enc Sn by way
IN whhh they worked shp ahd Fepied to the orders L.
| sued by the officers
Nos. il vel known by every sailor tha. ne I. a.
wave expected "a answer 6is efeer, wnen addressed
with civil ave, ave. Sir" BY repestne toe order
This the mar az toe Wheel nsgectei 70 90 wnsn or
dsred 10 "lqf by the Captain bu; this omission the
Captain s,rvsve when informed By the man that he
had never before sailed in American ship, where
.trict discipIre more insisted upon than in English
yeeees, On the same day the Captain received A In
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RoBBHRr AT BoOsviLLE-B. r Il L. r. r. SArE
Blows OPEs.-Borglsrs hsvs InsSs emo, her VISIT "a
Boot vile. AID the Black River sod Utica R.lrosd
Freight Office 10 that village o. ain been the sesse
Of their cepredaions. 1t Will De rsms nbersd that the
flee was broken bto some mos tbs ago by barslsss,
but TIE soes OF the Company vas light. Tds uofain4
il was found that the Office vas entered apsic by bur-
glarS, and the s.te bo~n open and robbed. Il COO.
TAXED between $50 and $500 belonging the railroad
ard about siOO lncIe belonging 70 the Express Com
psny. We do 10, hear that there il any cue to the
Oct. cuon Of the bussl1s Rome Ssa.issL
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NETWORK Add Few HAVEN RAILROAD
~ aIIMNEh ARA NGEMENI lEtQ
jSSU THE Pennsylvania CENTRAL
kCeIas kAILBOAD Tho capacity 81 tsis znsa "
sssl 10 any II ths county
THEE fhRUu1h
PasStN 0ER TRAIkA

THREE fhROu9h
.srwEls 1 raL.DSlshi. s ss6 rriSsr.suxsA
snnscus direct Hhs.d-lpais With .hiousb Tram, tom Re-
~ With I .s,oas @.n. or cOcns. Loud. S.,:
ss6'issa. .ss j ssimss,.:. gars Ono nd.. ns
.o.., k,niact, s!chsaa wi.oouA mIrar:A Missouri s.s
kau Of onsrssscd for p'ss and sf' sv 1+s'
5aokine Cars arc .t:sensa e &c. S.,A Es9s' q,
Irss sTs sf pALY; a AID "a. n. sona.. siee2
r.. IT, Gr.p I. ::.' e., sdsS.: is:
Fer. Train 's.v., -. iSG a.
ri, Gss. between Nesvcs md Seton ss'onss .ess,
~ RAM GOO On either Ct the 'eovs n.isA . u.
.ca. :oS ss e;: 10 s: %
',noie .: - n. ana w,.p:.1,,, r. sos.,o ,,,,
All. sno Intermediate points esvos Pt,iadsiphh T;l6
.ae II ,5Os NJ. 90 directly through
NV ,p rsiisSsipS .SYS,a soso1 ., Baltimore y.
css' L."wsId any II tss lmpcrtsn, Asosa or o.. 10 =.
~ soS 4 s aS 81 y Hss SHshs SCUM
sas orsoD d b. we.ern Connections % N. rsuns,'
's S;' a;;i; HSsS Il AND '
s oonn.cans Of scks BY Rrosd erdee 9, fsnss1res
sSiSs :, ns ~ .d, 'h''s
'''sA' 'n' 's' s' :asf6sS aSas WESTWARD
~ eighs ~ all desnnpuoos can % uSs
ehiisdephis Boston ssl.mors 70 AZ point %
ne Railroads Of Ohio Ksstucky Indiana Illinois "sooons
iowa OF M.ssouh, BY IsilrAd direct . -...,-.. -.,,
fhe Railroad also conreca fittscsrsh w
by which soods Be TO Any pen on tn'
0f,o Nusfin,un Reusucky Tennessee Gum oerAnd tnnoo
Ni,copsin Missouri Kansas Akansas and Red Rivers Ans
Ssvtspd ssncusky and Chicago ~b steausrf1 D porN %
uechau.s aud Shippers utrusns The npoaoo Of 6eh
ereabt % tbs Company rely vb confidence 90 IT. spsy
Transit. .,,
Hairoso s ali times - hvorsss - arc oes1ss
h oarculsr 70 mari PACKAGE Penn r 4"
Merchants In West oTdene eoods from the Cas VII
rsn 70 direct them n b. sbippeo By this route
i5sh SsnIsc 2, ssgp. the s1'
''''' ''''r o. 'n 3. 'I a sTssWxsi ris.ss'sS.
ssys a Co. sreubepvils OHIO; Pierce -, tsa0
ale Ohio, J. J. Johnston Ripley. Ohio, NGNeHyi ~
Co. Jeaenonyille Ind W. Brown Co.. Cincinnati, OiSs
i1ern 4 Hilbert Cincinnati, Ohio q Asldra1 Aadisss
ma William si'gh:% .oSi:v S e. I.s Gs''I &C. g:
D. LouiA, No John H.nis Nssnyile Tenn HAUn =
Hunt Nemphs Tenn Clsrh Co, Chicago. III Y" d
goonts Alton III. Anrphy ws!e Dubosue low; "
Veisb Agents Of Railroads different point. In The Wet
ind 70 thsI Interest cali The Agents Of this Company
Zee following places before shipping OF sen addressed seH
n item 90 hs subject 81 tslsb uo Asss VII poavs as
ii J. oNEEDEK fniiadelphis
NA0RAW 1 KOONS, No. 30 NostkNL, esrf.nofs
LEIGH Co., No. 2As,oi House, or No. "hnAnN-s~.x
q HOUSTON, General Freight AGENT tnilAAsyhAA
J. L. CLLIOTF. Assuc
l. a BOUP3 General Ticket agent ShlsdelphA
L sCOTV. 0~nsrs' suSsrsnt~nssos Sh"'"' ~
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

ASSUAL REGATTA AT sAsDUsKY.
Correspondence Of Toe N. Y. Tribune
SAsDUsXY, Ohis Sept. 9, 1879.
The second annual regatta Of the Sandusky Yacht
Club hss taken place to-day and the city is crowded
with strangers from the lake cities.
Tvepty-oLe beautiful boats entered for the race, a.
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Gsfnrsions.

IF you wish to enjoy a most delightful
excnrsion trip, and take view OF the oeau,iIu
ecrnery East River the public islands with the improve
nrn,s He'll Gate tske the fsstsailing steamer ESoCb
DEAN. See advertisements
NEWARK BERGEN POINT and NEWARK"
IN EXCURSION DAILY SUNDAY EXCEPrEDl-fsine - -
oen,. Steamer TAMiNkND raves Newark at u a. N ana -
No and foot Of Barclay New York at 10 IN and u p O.
topnec,s with Beliville boat Freight OF lo~tst rates
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Meniral.
HEALTH OF


81. Axrh HEAnTH w o. ~.
One Of the depiDe suls Of scientific well as ord
nary observation, toe suffering AID disease Of Woman she
is jec from the refined and delicate sen'y Of ner
ph orgsnizaon diseases Shch utterly uDht her for her
~ ard depe her Of the power OF adding 10 thn
of other. Every mother and head Of family and most sdes
above the see Of Is years. painfully aware oil ms e
wssh position and refinement offer GO exemption to this rue
The Of these suasns' which are senesy az
tended with ~, eeua, its. White Fs,ng Of the Wosb Paas
IN "A. Back Poi-Jsl Nensat,On, De5iy NsrOs'n''' De
ranged son 1eh and oe. &c. known 10 all aud h~ been
proved by tx racts from
RsLIs IOus Medical JOURNALS,
MISS CATHARNe bEtcHEss Book 10 WoMEN ,.
iotorais Iom TIE NEW Yokg TINES TRIBUNE, and o'her
papers
TIE UNIFORM CURATIVE EFFECT OF
M...$.1 i,sH crssss s:S%ss,eoy from IL. ro.,
il ell tie above b~eu prov oy etst on tAe os'
eunn.n, cl.Igymen and phynciAn' in he e'unuy.
READ THE roLLowNe:
mo woman ,ho.lo be -tOout Gr.-i.nb.s Marshall:
u, ripe Caool,on The Hon Joas BRIGGS, P'e''ie''
Lake Ontario and Hsc'on Rte Railroad.
Tbe Cnholcon cured many shO have su given upe BY
the b-., EAsRK Superintendent b's-
roori Ros.e, efsn'as and St'''
"Tle GsefDb.s Medicine. and MrshArs Uterine c,ih9'
very re-ee .pS i-.y ,qaa /, W '
The Cbo,cou Is the b., remedy th- ~ord" The Rev.
Thomas d. FLEvKY, Hartford, Sorth Ca'0ss"A-
q
s,.s, NJ The Rev. PErIR SHAke, RiG5evay hiea
"Ism regular pbyseian Of IS years practice aud have al
w.xs be, curing disease H2'iut oech oe-o
a. .,ssya 20 case pills. sh o d my rHs ana '1ose
~ ~ uo,t eminent AMOS other pnyscisus ~ ne
- ill., n, u.cy h-sittuon in speaking c I'm the
~ have been much pleased ic see -i-u car avg
e - nave DE scrbed the Gre oers Medicines ga aei
.boI,, Tt<r CaiA0heon IL practice ana says suu
80 s.or,.,, - Ex;ra1. fvsm .. Cook VI D. N"i"
Rants {, eek y. y. Sept l. ls5s
AHMED certificate, e the Graefenbere Company
.,nr 10 ,ay they preset -ylavnces o!
"a re ,n,,rl-d the confidence O th- pnohc W Pl
rnrtspo. II me mem orrs OF zee
nperJ lu',Ihe' -. - .a.,o - FRANCIS usLL,
80, and Proqriesg, Nes York Cow fas''''o'
o.. Tar G..krsxsERG MsSsHsIL's CrssNt CAthoLI
co, |, 1 !, Der bottle i've oos-les io' 90 ~ 'A " ' 49,
BY FSpres -, .,so,.,,
AdSIess letters ana 'i'c ISsutrA g. BRIDGE. q,
c..y,,.o p5,,sciar Gra.fesbyg Company, No
32 rAkK RON, shM,l0hhna a,
.. ,.uoIty IA,urHosILED, NEARLY khshh'
- AZ az ,s,s IN N.MK AID LaEsL, mas BEEN fVi u '~
TlOA
e p,,nny NJ D. efsrs hn prefs'aSnh ,7, -. 40.
-. Of he Grd.Je.berg c0~PaHN !" -. 80
- a.s eAsonr naAgaanf d"si'e'
,nVy "a ,,,,b ans Of the dsea 90 ettaer Id ~ /"
~ 1,i =, N,,, ,'r ave srt.ed 10 edII tpSa ~ va
"' No ID PAsX ROW. OffIeE HOURS y TO i All
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ndre1 GuIe.
teqai Gniifes.

IN PURSUANCE Of An order Of the Surrogate OF
County Of nc,e hereby siven 20 all
havrs claim. sain RERECCA RAY late Of HI Cry Of New.
.Ob-ebr. The ocs Of Robert Gien, No g. N...u.
~r ss 70 lss s % Ns~Yetl he ah day April s
,p ,.smru. HENRY HENRY R HARRISON Executor.
IN PURSUANCE Of al order Of the Surrogate
,r.n. having claim ssains, BARTHOLOMEW HE Ally, late
Z. ID. Cy Of N.~Yoh, Boo, and Shoe naker dsc-ad, 70
Z. ofes Of sTiLwELL SWAIN No II Cnsnberss. in
d. City Of % 81 t.sor The .rspin aay a = oce
S,.s is~6mTo MARY Ann HEILY. 4dmini.tr.u,.
IN PURSUANCE of an order o. the Surrogate Of
q. oSsny Of sA TsdAs s. be-
.h.yeo = til. .aScribti, ., BIZ Office No II Wallet, the
CRY s siSas e
nyi7 is~smTu GEORGE II. HyST, Erec''or.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
% fs1 Of NsSY S SsST6s ses s II. t, ss
P !. p Ss No 'te S.in in i.
City Of % OF before ossObsI
astDst.d Ne~Yorl he twsntS tSr5 ssy q Ap'i l
IN PURSUANCE OF 40 order OF the Surrogate Of
80. lawns s. srsin., NARY LINDSAY ate Of he City
H.wYor dec,sed the with vouchers thereof
S,su ses, in the City Of NewYork on OF bsse do,
waa EaAzEs ha s HR
Apo IawsmTu
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of n, Curry Of p1ss % STT9I s-S % ,ss
# NV YsA aid%s See, ssed 10 prr.en, the with
soocs.T 'breofto the obcrbe Aeir Office No No
jaw Of Ds@nbs n.I-Da,ed New YorI The 2h DAY Of Msy
ne s,s,,.vsnr. H HEsRT !. S SUI s,-eu'o
NOTICE OF APPLICATION for the discharge
N noivent from bis s. pursuant TO tta PROVISIONS Of
e article q The d:t i- Of me g. srp ssS & The q.
City 4 Hpe County OF Columbia and State Of NewYorH
So:,es @ published July 49, 1853 Creditors appear N.
fore the Hon Darius PEEK unity Jndse q Columbia County
Stat Il Ne~Yors his ohes No 1915 Wars 10 hs
70 cl in os for 20 .hGw s..s s IL any tay s:s wy
sILLERk WEIGH. Aa,' for insoiyrnt- =,
jyle IswicwTl Hudson, n Y.
NOTICE Of application for the discharge Of an
.hrd ee If the sr.t tile q le @ part
q he k.v"d .'suts. Of JOSIAH COLBY so in.1 y.n
II. Hon l. D. Calvsr city lodge. At hi, o. No SIS Fulton
-. the City Of Brooklyn on The 9'h day Of o,'oSe we At
.ASud DO, b. di.ehs,re6 from ii. debts. MupGErr
De lavlowTu Attorney for ln.olven No 10 wal.t, ny.
NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge
he 70 s" sra, title ofs nth chapter of the second
P' MSRos VAN DEusEN Of the CRY Hua.on Comfy Of
,ns & q or D .ps . SsI s s ao
orb Al hi. Office No. 1871 Wsuens City u H1dson ColuT
bio Couny New York, the fifth day Of Octobe 1859 10
rloct In The forenoon show they have, why sn
al ,ud made said nsoveps estate and DO
be discbars.d from his deb's-July ls, 1853
w MILLER L WEIGH, Attorneys
,.,o ,.y1ouT, for Insolvent, Hudson, N Y.
CUPREME COURT.-In the Matter OF the
y AsTCR BANK-N,tcs !. hereby given. that require III
CRFDIJORs Of the ASTOR BANK 70 exhibit and esta6sn
bI den ,uos before me- o. Market Bank corner q fsaI
ana s,.im,pss York WITHIN thirty days from The date
,sreof-ps,sd Hew. York, Aug ls 1850 orv
' ROBERT ii HAYDOCK,
Receiver Of the Astor Bank
WAkywAN LATTING. Attorneys Ifor Receiver, No. e
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD From S-D.

UDsoN RIVER RAILROAD From Sept
lse Trains sih ksv. Ch,nb-n ~ y ANN filo
t'p's ain. 'Jo ia so5 n. ~ HB1rHs > 5ip "a
M sns sirs s:Bs and apd 1000 Tor PoaVhk
1910 a suc las fr rsuItosa, l. IS ,Dd s:D ~ /;
tr PrrsskiB $50 Th- n e.oa Ps,shh- p-. psa.tin
oois Pssps.is ',te' % Cha b TO- Ca 81 Chr,s,ron
3is' Tfsirs III Ne~Ynrs rov go $40 10: 20
so1 3:bs spa Albany sb - Il Tilg - her ID
buDdsy as . =. SMITH ssvtnBt>nasb,.
NETWORK AND ERIE RA'LKOAD. On
~ end sf,-r MONDAY Apt T. ess fnr.hsr
S.-.r.s Tam, NJ e-ye Pi.r fpto Ds.s- foo-, via
DfrKiEX EXPktss ats ~, g., Dga kirt s1a sBasa
and pfil Z 30 inter pediafe s'a'ions
NAL TRAIN sss IN. fo' D1nsts 40 an6.lo and tute,.
usdiat f.aions
ROCHLatD PASSENGER s,s:@p n. ton fo,a o. ham
Pi.r.o Tor Sud-ns sbd iottr1n-1is,- - .'ias
WAY rAssESGfR a; . n, hr Sevb sr.a. Mode,ovL-
a. in,ern.~i-ce S'4iipns
NIGHT EXPaFss ., . m, for opusiT. aud 6uh.Es
TIE shove ,tsi. dahl. sBdsss .sc-p n.
Thee Express Trsus Emirs 9Th Etnira Cas
tndsgs sd kisssr, Fes Rsse foi kiaz.Ts F. o. 5ipf
IA nt0n WITH the s., Bingham Raj CT syria
eu,. at Co'nirs with tb. irao Cornrs and Nesforh
Rsirosd for Eorhe.ter BuHst 9-rst sspr 9Th
Delaware Lset..snna, sEo W..rD RAILROAD ff scrontoo,
HoI. ve with Buffalo .ui Ne -Y0Tk City asroad sDe
Buffalo Dunkik With IN, LAT. sncr- Railroad or Csvs
and, Cincinnati. Toledo. D-trri,, Chicago. so.
kATtANIEL SARs8 Recover
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SUPREME COURT.-In the Matter Of the
ASTON BANK-N tics Ia hereby given, that require I'll
CREDiTORs OF the ASTOR BANK 70 exhibit and estabtsh
hsir den sos before the Market Bank, corner q rear
and Rsim.ps,s New York WITHIN thirty days from The date
ssreof-Dsrd New. York, Aug ls 1850 u
''''' ROBERT II. HAYDOCK,
Receiver Of the Astor Bank
wAkINAN 4 LATrING. AaOrney'ISr Receiver, No e
Putou. Nsw.Yorh.
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIROAD.-O1
AYrW-JERSFy RAJLROAD FL, PHU.A

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PH!l.A
kN DELpHlA spo IN. SOUTH nd VEST, JERSEY
CITY, Mar EIprs Line, cav. H-~ Y-rs al aud j
. a. ard sud o u fare - rbroutn Tickets sod tr CiD
sin and the add r Assni sioD Ne sflas and be
Boz b. Ic, and through baggage chs-sse "sshinxo IN
. N. and Iairs
?. " "OOORUFr, Assi.;sn, Superintendent
WI sips DSle.s d.h vsrrd AS
sbs ked fifteen miuoi~s IL he time Of ~svrE
NETWORK ADD Few HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ ,aA SUMMER kA>GEMENf ss
Commencing May q, $50
Passenger station in e.~ Yorh eorn-' Of 2tss And thss
Entrance z7fb-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YOkR
FOR New Beveb ~ tsK is45 3:i5 Tea SEQ snt
!:45 p. roI shdsrpor, 7as e1l 2:4s s;i5 .e.;l:
wssrprt a.; ,2:+5 50 AID .45 For Nor..l
ns,,. .bo G1..n ni n.s s:Sa ,as' $50 sS
!, For Stanford, T. t-x % 2:tb RIO iel $50
Ass $780, ssh IN For Port Cheer ,nd intsrDediss so
ions T. D. 10 l2:45 $50 s:sS $3.50. 1852 >
CONNECTING TRAINS
FOR Boroa ia NJ tes s;5 p. = sec fo hu.'erd 'ns
sprinshs am(.yl 3;l5 20 DBeodcot Rive, hab
rod Montreal 81 teI and 3:l5p tea 70 Hor,b.Dp
u. and 81 For Canal Rsllfosd Ncrthsnp.oo
10. te1) ard l2:45 eoi Hopsaoric Rslio.d N Ans
3:l5 y, For Neuss'nct Rsirosd = s:5 p N 70
Osnbrry and Norvalk R4ilrcsd. :, 9 o. a. $50 n.
JAMES b. HOYT. Superintendent.
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The UNIFORM CURATIVE EFFECT OF
The s,asTsf berg Co~panys
MARsHALLs UTERINE CATHVLicoN
il ell tie above b~eu oy letters Io tAe n
euantn, cl.Iymep and pnyncAns IN he c5unry.
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IN PURSUANCE Of An order Of the Surrogate OF
th. County NevYork notice 10 hereby 20 all
hayins ssaus. RERECCA RAY late Of he City u New
Yort d.cas.d present he With voucher. thereof &c
sub.eb the oce Of Robert Cen, No 3" Nassau.
-e.. 10 City ~ New Yoft before the FIRST day II No
unD-. lsa-Ds:ed New-Yor III. 18Th day Of April ls5e
JAMES DICKSON, (r...,-.
.pzs a.omTu. HENRY HARRISON SA''~
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Nsip71ork DAILY Gribm,te
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.

TIE STEAM Pillow TRIAL CONTINUED-RAKING
AND BINDING BY MACHlNERf-sof'"o
MILLS AND APPARATUS.
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TTKSUANtE u OTHFI Ut tHt OF
Tie Comfy Yort notice s hereby given 70 all per
., having cisin MARY LINDSAY late Of .he City Of
E.wYork dcc-ssed present the with vouchers thereof
a .ir subscriber ct the Office VI Robert GIleI $50 No "
Nassau street. the City Of York be the hrs, ds,
,Noy,ber a-Daied New York the Is dag of April 1885,
WILLIAM FRAZER, Adpli.r with ID. viii annexed
.o1n frrJu
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
County Of NeYok notice hereby given 70 all Per.
.,n. b. ve aims against CLOTLDA SMITH late n the City
Of New inrk .id0w, dec. ssd, presen, the aIn- With
souchrs subscrbes heir Office room No NO.
~ Ns..anstJ.t IN the City Of SewYors before the 6h
Jay Of December neI-Dsted New York the 9Th day OF Nay
iGie HENRY J. CULLEN. p,scu,or.
MySIlew6mTp BkNRf A. MOTT
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

In PURSUANCE OF an order OF Tue SurrUgate OF
N. County YORK Notice hereby given % all P-rsons
savpe claims against MARY CANTON se Of the City OF New
Pok widow deceased present the with vouchers there
Of 70 the .uscbrr HE Office No. q Chsnberss in The
Civ Of before day Of October
asf-Ds.d New-York he twesty-thrd day u April 1879
la..6nTu DAVID 5. BROWNE, Executof
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

NAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY-Steanel
~ MeTAMoRA, from foot OF Jsyst every Toto'A'
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, ats a.
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Tbe Cnholcon cured no have s.n given up BY
tbr b+s, physicisnA CSC FAERAR SHPersnie5deH bfs
| roori Hos., CO.., Of sra-or and iSui 81
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L'OR SAVANNAH and FLOkIDA--U. s. NAIL
Il LINE The tsvori'e steamship ALABAMA, Capt Geo K
s. hebek will leave OF THURSDAY S-p- l5 al m, from
Pes No an Through tickets tiyeD TO Montgomery Coum
i've Atlanta Albany a. Macon Bills Of Lsoins ssned only
q bad. For freight passage, apply 20
SAMUEL L.. MITCHELL x SON, No. Is Broadway.
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Te Grsefrnbrs Medicine. and Msrshas Uterine 9th o
con ,Ir y,r, r-be fy equal - representations IL
GsEESwooD IT,, P,opresor BIrnsn's A~ertean h.'eH"'
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-10

THE YANKEE OrEEATUE.-The Manchester Guar
dian publishes the following extract from speech
delivered by the Incumbent Of Habergham, at a
meeting of operatives in Berkeley. The picture
displays marvellous originality and n wopdrOus
talent for fiction.
What kind Offactory operative was the Yankee.
When a 1ankee wanted employment he put on a
suit Of black CLOTH and stylish shirt, and with a
cigar in his mouth, and bis hands in bis pockets,
he went to the factory. slapped the master on the
shoulder, and said 60 Well old boss, do YOU want
help to day ?" The boss turned round, knowing
his customer, and said, 90 will just look and see y
He looked over his book and said, 81 think we can
do with help; what can you do ?'' The man re-
Piled " can supcrintend three looms but if you
wait till have smoked my cigar, | will tell vOu"
He then crossed his legs, pulled his smoke in the
eyes OF the master, winked his eyes and enjoyed
himself. After smoking his cigar he would saw
Now then, boss, take four looms. What
will you pay me? 1t must be the regular thing
otherwise we will have a difficulty" Difficulty
meant that the Yankee operative would take his
bowie knife and bury about three inches of it in his
masters ribs. We did not do in England; he
mentioned it to show the independence Of the
Yankee. The employer said, % Well, let me see ;
think you will be able to about G2 Il week -
The operative then said, CAM you give me few
dollars over" No; it will depend upon your skill ;
if you are an excellent weaver you may make some
thing more" The operative made note OF it,
and said % Now boss you must stick to Your en-
gagement, otherwise their will be a difficulty"
FIFTEEN SHIPS TO THE MLE.-The rapdty with
which gigantic vessels have been built within the
last few years. is perfectly astonishing 1t is not so
long since the line-ofbatte ship Pennsylvania was
quite lucrative ''show" to the city of Norfolk
thousands going from all sections to look at her
then the Great Britain was for awhile the wonder
OF the world; and the Great Republic. Niagara and
Himalaya, each from its huge proportions attract
ed public attention for time. We have construct
ed brief table, giving the principal dimensions of
fifteen of the largest vessels. Placed in line even
without bowsprts, they could cover space of one
mile in length. Subjoined are their names: