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sVrHxAs fPffrTN uce Mclean -
pssssss ys,s.-s:-..,..:---=I--
G. Clay, g., q Alabama; Hep. q J. FauIkSex a
Va; He's. JohnlW. Ns6n, q ~; and John 6.
2 esssa, Esa,x Ten; we sdnittetd Saloslsys
Nc. J. Dsiscr set. fSs U5ied se.a.r -. :,
Fusnes agt fhs Un1ee1 on1sx No.lI FsI6jr
agt- The Unieed eooR Ne. q. n Unitp6 $50
aet Fssehmakess sd A1ey- ls1s ssAef eascS-aIl &
them beang aPpsah nm ne Qle4ric< Cour6 g
Cniif6xnia, he mc11ca of Mr. ARoesey 0sneral
Bllck ~ rule On TIE eeunsel of ne elfanont In
each g 0eee cases = nle NJ Wasaaf o. s11ornsy
wa ordered to be set down lbr asgumsnt e nex1
Friday TIE eh inskk 7 .sef- . = =. s5I11 {,
: No: =. H11.9m 0eron0 e n, plaiu0dbfn eff0f,
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me Osisn MASS Meeting In Phila<eIphis.
PHiLApELPHIA, Dec. 7th.-The xrspd u.ion
was held onight Of Jsynss Hall. The ob,ert b.,
tuk 70 ieamrm allegiance 20 The Uuiou ~ the
Sohsltalen, and condemn al fanalicism Hon.
!osePh n. lngersol presided. - ! = -
"a seres OF resolutions were sdopssd sxpruuuspr
me earnest sympathy Of the citizens Of Pbilsdef
phia with the ciuzens Of Virginia. and dscl.ring
tnat mere Were no laws more obiigasosv on The
citizens Of the Republic than thoce prrscribins
the duty OF restoring fugitivcs from labor 10 tbes
masters disavowing any rignt or wish 40 iutrr-
fefe Win the domestic Institutions Of sstrr st,trs
and reprobatng, In the strongest tsrun. an ~.
Temps 70 excite servile insurrecten or % srousr
those who are lawfully held IN ssrvitnde a
v,elsnse and bloedshed; approving Of the recent
sdministatioa Of justice IN Virginia and the
energy and hdelity Of Gov. WIS.,; also sppsovtnr
the conduct Of the Governor of Pennplvanis in
promptly surrendering the faeitivcs from justice
and nnaiiy, assuring their brethren Of tbs south
that there exists among the people of Pennsylvanis
detefm' ned spirit 70 sssert and msinssin IN,
eensu tution and the righh Of the States under a.
and asking, IN return, coandence snd that digni
ned moderatoH which confidence and patriots
| PHILADKLPHIA, Dec s.-rhe pspsru ber~ IRE over
flowing with the proceedings of The Uaion Mas
Meeting. ft was conceded 10 be the iargest gath
ering that has ever been held In Philadel phia Ia
despite Of the storm. -
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BY BARNARD 4 BUcKEY; Georsetovn.
Two FRAME HOUSES suBtEcT TO RE.
MON, sth inst, At o'clock, We will sel, In iron,
q the premises, subject 10 removal, two rsms
NJ; John Payne g . coach factory. =
dssd BARNARD a Rucxry
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By A. GREEN. Auctoneer.

IL THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONE
until FRIDAY, Dec 9Th, same hour and plsce.
no 50 - BARNARD & BUCKLEY. hHct'rs.
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by A. GREEN. Auctlonesr.

DuBLfc SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
n tors on TIE IsLAED, ON 6TH STREET wrsr.-
Barnes. dsessssd: and = orasr OF tie OrSSans'
Court the subscriber viii soil, ON MONDAY, the
EsStSsss t:os No: ~ IN w iiiism b Tedd and Wm m
=. 6nnnsll'g sahdivisioa Of Sausrs No. O. 'front.'
south ID and e stfeets, BY 30 feet deep. g
The sbove preperty 70 siigsbly situated and rap
Terms: One shird sssh; the belsnes IN and u
ppon The property ard if not oosplied With 4, as
dsys ate, the sale the property will be resold upon
0as e .es ss And expense q The
sllligs ALEXANDER LEE. 49,
ou eotd A. GREEN, Asot e
DrHR Apoys SALE n uNAyo,pa NV
sostpqned until EaURSDAY, the 18th instasfs q
ssma hear end pleoss - . ~
,sl<iis Z Adm,nistrster, G: r, "A. -.
.de6-soAds fisqs $50 A.6a ZEN, Auot
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5000 REyyARD-Ran Sway from the sui
glUU scnber, living near Upper Mari, -
ne sh Instant. Nero ISep'hS Nan an s AN pc9
GkEEN. srid negro IL ~ years old, s feet ~
inches high. Of deep copper color, hasss
iasEs lips. broad nose. and stout made will ave
TAX n IN n District oilColumbia or State Of
else he must be secured 10 may get him a1ain =
e do 6-lwsF, tsss.fIsfs WILLIAM T. RERRY
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8 rHx PvsH AHrrcIx.--Ne have somethinp bs.
1ofe M = mako the mouth even q teetotsle,
w!ser. Is isa bottle Of lrlsh whisky, SIX wear,
Old, made BY Wise q CO.. Cork city, freland. and
impaired by ~ 0reen, grocer, corner OF q and 4,
ssfee4 We dare say he has few more bottle
ienc1 ne ans sort for the beneat 81 Thirsty Gus
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con REWARD.Lost, last THURSDAY, on tn
~ the rad leading from Peafce's Mill -
20 the Gsorgetoyn turnpike road, o hunting "a
cased gOh D WATCH. numbered es.sss, snd(S "
msrsed with the psksrs' names, yaeheron c Con
hader on the return ofths Watch TO this once. -"
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Mo00 REWARp.-Ran away from the sub
wv soTbeI, in Georgetayn, on or about -
HARTHA; abe eslls herself Martha Smith; n
sns e about fset or inches high. broad -
her drs:s not reeoeeted; no doubt she viii change
T. yil give 500 If taken m the District OF Nc.
taken In any free State but in either case she rns
ee secured IN jail 80 that get her again. Her
istner ana mother free negrOes) live in George
: dss So, LEMUEL cLEMENTs. rru...s. sf
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WAsUuofos PRIcfs CunnBxr.--White wheat.
~ 35aell 90 red do. % 25ast -; old corn 80 cents
$3.50 sew e1s1e cents go 2aslo; 5ye, o5s7o Potatoes
-; turkeys, 7sc.ase So hay, 6oa06c; rye straw.
$500. F1euf- Welch's fsnify, @; super extrs,'
1918; super, MS; hne, eSl1s. - IS - -
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= tU44fH fkQ4 &xfo8UnB---A colofed woman
naDee Xoncl HaiHesek Hns fnuad this mofniny
- lot botWeoa 3 sd and sooosu3 and Thi,i
sees11 eeyneh Wasd, dezd and fsSech ) She ~
isss: > sss s sss ss
srixx Hot5DAf '1ooks ursst busfuiss Az rot
s SssP s s,ss1e q 80 b 40 ss
s'si = rhs hsli1.y g,sds ass passiduiarly lns
Lxsus tearisg shs services q : lsAshseaabls
slsvssss z -: q 8 Siss' &; s'sss' 1 'ss.
3 lEs; w .:.s ~ - s..
8 8 49, Is 4 lss 81 Fl ; s.s
8 ! g; !: !: 81 IS: 81: :I;s 8
81 :;'s - :'i:; & &:
s.! +; i: -. !! !
s.
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- 8xfcH RE1UnHs<- The tsialI deckef q The
gmp4 hopoe va blank tia mosnfng, but The ELI
weFe cccupied BY . dseen miserSbls creatures.
sevipg sbout theviciniSy foe months pass. None
g 81. snem .ss eeepe whchave snyclafm upon this
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PosrroxED I'm consequences Il the terrible
we!thef Last night, II was thought advisable to
postpone The great Odd Fellows, Festival until
Friday evening next when Il will come on pox ).
L 10 n:itsring compliment 70 the reputation Of
tne Ood Fellows for putting things through,
weather o. no,n that mot . few persons made
tneir way % the Hall last night to b on hand Tor
quite deleEatica Of pretty Navy Yard hdies.
All ms shows inst when the AFFAIR does come OF
mere VIII De rush and no mistzke. The mana
gers are "nxfng thingss we may lust hint lIIook
out fos Friday night Lack out for Friday night,
Look out Tor Friday night. - 1s'e--s 80
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sTHz corgx!rA ACTIVE AssocrArIox, No. 4.
nvs 9e1f 9xth annnsls ball his evening. q Co,
lambda HAN, Capitol Hill.s Their formes enfer-
e.s1seo ensure dslIKhtful time 70 these who
- - - - psfslespae ~ this. s .ssgsss aes
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VALUAB BE NEGROES FOR SALE --By VIZ
s tueof decree Of the e0aney Cont 90 A lSxnn-
ara County, rendered. IN the eull Of
tors sgAiest Baeoh, Ne, The s1dessi ssed, ODER at
eIlvase saie the foiiywing likely SLAVES. "a vii :
Ser sSsss s1ssss ssssi1 s snd
.aoiS e Ar hasds. snd saR hnns re bsst req
ht9fdl sesyeass For sssks 8 isfornstj jns lure
B. cc.a1' s'ssA. No. aao 81; i6SSi.if
de eols4sADss. Exc 81 SOss Bs .aCsSs
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=. IIAHksetyIHa MAss wls celebfsted h s. pa
nckS chnfeh q ~ O'clock this mosnina, by
0.fools Yin dtscouue in The .churck. mon ne
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pARle HAIe PINS. EVENING FANS, FAN
IhxcY oHEtk CONES ke.-Jast recefySd,
E&Qs Apey god mouIted end plain Shell ier1bs.
~ 10y. w : le[ys ss.s<tBsa: 81 silver,
-Isysllsi.. 3sl fesa. ssssss.
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fnk ccHcxsr and grsnd exhibition Of The new
osynn p the A.emhayh Church, on Friday niebt,
gom1ees g b tssf In the way q nnc music
some Of the bcst yocalish sad oe9anisfs n he
country sse . psrSosm, with THE sddition Of an
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ID. 49, POTATOES, e -. =
.EesA aa. BEko nov od, s HsAsIs :Sesspsr
vessa In lots tossit PaTehasSss: -. -
aeH 5. S IS wss.r <, Geoa org R D. 6. +
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S9S g$S sig!ass!Sa 81 S EsssS! ssddaREE:
IA; ; 3 S;S. va s. q e:
tos ee9as 1yol eon4 your orders tnMedistelyi 49,
e.. "a e ess Xs ga sci 81 R.$ls
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bad PRAcrrcn -Frequently complafnts are
made Of the want az lamps at the basricades In
streets epen Tor the construction or repair Of sew
err, laying g: and water mains, &c. 1t IL slmos,
Impossible TO keep lamp At such places, the boz,
nave got Into such bad habit Of bfea king then,
The contssctos 70. lsviag the mains in the aIiey
nesween Third and Four and-a-half sfsy, south o
the Avenne, has bad Ten lamps broken 81 scamp
ync nSve msde trgen % them. The penalty
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4 BALLOON VOYAGE IRON ToRoSIo.-Prof. Steiner
IL in Toronto, making arrangements for aero
nauc excursion TO the Atlantic coast in his balloon,
the Europa. lie expects 10 start about fortnight
from this time, aud viii endeayor 10 land at point
between New.lork ard Boston. The EEropa is Of
% feet IN hight rOm the 10 tho top and capable OF
containing $1,000 cubic feet of gas. Should the day
be fine, Prof. Steiner will be able to take with him
two passengers If two be found DESTROYS Of
ing Lake Ontario, and willing to run the risk Of falling
into !, hon distance which would frigh.en the
Goat Island adveniurer, Mr.. Aymar. For those Of
weaker nerves, shorter and less dangerous Journey
Is IN contemplation. 1t Is proposed 10 make what
called topical ascensions the balloon beng held BY
srope, ana restrained thereby from any erra.c wan
deriDgs The average hight attained by this mean
vii be about y D feet. The grouad on Front street.
opposite The Revere House. may be chosen a. the spot
from which 10 make the ascension, il the gas ppo
have not yet been made, but, though far advanced
their cons animation depends upon the terms offered by
the railway companies and hotel keepers to Prof.
Steiner, IN consideration Of the numerous passengers
and cu'tomers he Is TO bring them. II will
tsny be ~ the vantage os al no look travellers
for PROFIT % AID the adventurous aeronaut ia his enter
prize. This will be the first balloon ascension ever
made from Toronto, and is to bring in gres. num-
beTs II people from the country round TO witness IT,
Prof Steiner wei known IN the United Ststes for his
daring and successful achievements. On the 18th Of
October last he and Mr.. Goddard started from Clnein-
Lati for separate balloons. The former trey
eled go miles, landing nesT Sardusky, beating nus
opponent by thirty miles. Again the 18th Of june
1871, Mr. Steiner hgyiag started from Ere Penn,
Travelled in safety for 300 miles but got at las. into
thunder si9rn which having whirlei him about for
time, finished by eInptyDg him into Lake Enc. He
was rescued by The Mary Stewart.
lTorou.o Globe, Aug Z.
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The Green County lnd.) Times SAYS that the eI.
ample Of ih- male regulation Of Tia. county followed
By The women, ~no have formed association expe from
their neighcfod fascinating female hapdshuen's
opersed C1fAvoraby he Edei Of their bss lords ts"
Gays since they waited he fair < dlge and IN
formed her that she wasn't needed in that gn longer
No worthy candidate having presented himself Tor
the prize Of 5000 offered in 1856 by the Frerch GOV
eminent for the best work science or art the tern
OF competition has been prolonged TO Aug. Is. lSe.
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free negro fortUpe.teller, ma ned lEisha Malone,
whipped 70 death IN DinNcie County a. week
nego dave Of M D. RonrJ The sable had sra
Walk tbs wife Of tas or time previous the
text Of telling her iaDe which excited Jealousy Of e
band, so wahing ais opportunity sszsd fender Ia n,
woods lied him 30 Tree and whipped MIN death via
switches
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CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF CATTA-
CUPhEME COURT-Csttarsugus County

NJ nI1DIC OOtHI "st"IH"Eu5 VUuHtJ'
~ Stanley Martin sgt George Chamberlsin Enos G. Broo
administrator and Lucy r. Howard, Administrative Of iste
Edson decessed James r. Howard. Rsts@y Edson. Essbs
Kpgman Fides Chase Anthony Chase Lucy Stone. George
Stone, Mevins Brown Samuel A. Brown Nathaniel Edson j.
Lesnder Borden Evelyn Borden Lawrence Borden. Insz Boz
den Fri. Borden Leander Edison Edwad Edson JoAna Eds
Eidehs Es son, Nathaniel Edison. and Josiah Kin
To the above named DEFENDANTS: Yon hereby summoned 10
the complaint Of Stanley Martin, plaintiff, which
filed in the office Of the CLERK Of Cattsrsuzs County Nev.
York June g 1859 and % copy Of tns
subserb er Hnsdse CsttaranEs County Ne~fok, within
after the service Of this exclusive Of s
day Of service the plaintiff will apply the Court FOR tho
lief demanded ia the complaint
SlsvowW STOEIS, Plaintiffs At.Dfn~y.
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RAILROAD Of NEW. JERSEY

~ Connecting At New Hampton with the Delaware Lscks
Western RsiLoAi and ~ Eaton with the LeAss
VALLEY Rslrrad. . 1890
SUMNER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Msy IL 1853 Leaves
for ard informed places from Pier No
North River ~ and IL IS and at M Tor Somer
vile the sins aud 55 The shove trains con
meet Ct Elizabeth with the N-wJersey Railroad, vhsh
leave New-Ycrk from foot Of Courandt, st 7:tO aud
n. and and p. m
The II m train from New York makes clo>e connection
a, Esou with the Lehsh Valley Railroad and thence via
East Pennsy Railroad TO Reading without change OF cars
and connects Reading direct for PottsSe and Harrisburg
Pu.euxers tor Delaware Lschsusnns and Western Rail
road viii leave 1850 only for Lehsa Valley Railroad o.
1850 q Ia. And II IS only. -
JOHN o. srERNs. SupeEiDtendent-
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galts bn 4urtion.
Jnsurante Companies.

BRITISH COMMERCIAL
ID LIFE INSURANCE COAPAEY,
LoSDos EkvYoRK.
OFFICE-No. IS WALL-Sr. -
CspA.. 81
Deposited with Controller OF New Yok. lo,W
ESTABLISHED 1879.
BsARp oy RKvKsEEs YORK.
Hon. Judge Campbell, Phillips Phrnit, ~
Henry Grnnel, esq, James OaiLAtn ESD,
John Cryder, esq, Anthony Barclay. esq, ex-Coa'
Samuel Wetmore, esq, sal,
sF.pben Whi.uey $50 Hor Er.stus Coming
No extra charge Tor crossing the Atlantic 81 .
Endowment. for ohiIdr.n sui Life Assurance In I'll IL
Csorns Austr.. and Pics Peak rs .skso g. nodsrsss
GEO NJ KHEyITf.
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oeen .na o,b.r .ood. ..tsa % t,b, .. curr,n T.,s

Tor SAVANNAH.-The American Atlsntic
STEAMSHIP; Con pany's aud fsgoh.- steamship MONT
GOMERY Frsdb Croker Commander. VII leave Pier No IL
N r. on THURSDAY August II, AZ O'clock n Pa-aa-
20 S.yaush ursurpass.d sous els Through
uokr;. New O:l-srs SO IS; Mobile, $S Montgomery,
So; Albany. Ga, ga Atlanta s29i Cogmols 81 h.eon,
a2l August. So and principal places In Florida a. low est
Baggage checked through al principal Ps-s Fesht
pr foot prop-rt.onstr Insurance cent
Appy 70 X b GROWN ELL L Co., No 30 West-st
Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. ;. NAIL
il LISE-The favure steamship FLORIDA Cap. Isaac
CIov-l viii leave SATURDAY, Aug IS Al p from
Per No Through tickets Aontg lfD-ty, CoIm-
b.. Atsss at.uy Macon. Bs u Ladns signed o2-y
bard " frris hr passage Apply
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ 1852 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1859.

NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1859. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1859.
Conn encins May ., 1859.
Passengers Station In Ne~ Yok OF ths- and #hsv
Entrance .7th-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For New Haven m (er l2i5. 1913 (eA $3.50 And
For Bridgeport T. ga (ex); l2t5, SIS (e1):
$50 For Milford S,rs'fod fairfield Southport
Westpor- u ~ % and ;i5 tof Norw.k
7sau. l2;+5 3:i5 (s,); $50 4+5. $50. $50 p For
Dsnep and Greenwich, - l2:+5 $3.50 AS, $3.50, 6S
p. For Stamford, :, tex 9a m; 1875 26 (eI $50
S. $50 $50 T. For Por. Ch,,er snd nteInsdsts Sta
tons 7, 9 o. m. II: - $50 AS $3.50, 6;Sspm
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston 8a m Tex Sis p tex For Hartford and
sprnsd. ID m(eI) 3;l5 pm(eI For nnecsicu River Rail-
Montreal (eI and 3l5 IN. lex 10 Northsmp
ton For Haven New London and Stoninson Railroad a.
and Sis p For Cans. Railroad To Northampton,
eI) sod p IS ror HousstoRlc Railroad. g and
S:l5 For Nsus.iuck Railroad g. m, Sis p. For
Dsabgry and Nor~ak Railroad. T. "a m, $50 IN.
JAMES h. HOYT SuperntendenI
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Uater Cure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Blh0-
Nl HAMTON n. Y-Eish, hoor from New fofs cry. 4
NYkE R-This establishment, h>s srfy Pesssn.
s.,hi L.s,ou 1os Circulars. giving particularly s<arss
II NORTH n. ID.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHlA and thu SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-ha and Express lines leave New York st T. and
NJ and and p fare IS. Through rches sold for ON
cinnsu West for Washington New Orleans and 10
South and through baggage checked 10 Washington Ia -
n snd g. .. IN. hslna
No baggage will be received for une delivered ~
shec hneu minutes Adyanee Of The time Of eayna
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nrFW-yORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-OI

~ ana AFTER MONDAY April lsss and until further notice
PseL ser Trains NJ Pier foot of Duane foows yis
pUNKlRK EXPRESS Al A. NJ, for punkirk and Bufao
and principal intermediate Stations
NAIL TRAIN .. u for Dunkirt and Buf.o, and iasse
mediate 5tsions
ROCKLAND PASSENGER a. $50 ? m, from foot OF Hsf
dsnn,. via Psron, for Suferns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER At p ~, for Nswsargh hsddis0vT,
and intern .iis.e StsionA
NIGHT EXPRESS a, Sp. m, for Dupk'rk md BuhAe-
Tie above trains daily, Sundays excepted
rAese Express Trains connect o. Eurs With the Ennin
c.nsndsrs Ard N.xar. Falls Railroad Nssar, Pals;
81 sautor With the Syracuse and e.nghsns,n h.Fos ri
Cornins With the Buffalo, Corning and New fots
kroAd for Rochester and Buffalo ct Grea Bend with tbs
Deswsre Lsctswsnns and Western Railroad for Scranton
aoru.e,yille win the Bsfso and NevYofh City Railroad
ara a, Busao Dunkt with the Lake Shore RAroad fo'
Cleveland Ctnciauan Toledo, Detroit, Chi ago, he
CHARLES MORAN. President
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NOTICE is hereby given of the application Of

NOIICE is hereby gwen Of Tue oPputatUu OF
~ JOSE NJ PIE, an insolvent debtor Tor ais discnssr nun
concerning voluntary assignments by an insoyen s the per
p.a of his from Imprisonment and that IN
s,r the Court the 18th day o JAY
lsp The 18th day of September next at ~ ocicx
,te forenoon of day the City H IN the City rev
Yok for The creditors said jose Pie 20 show cause any
tby had why the n,oen should no, be accord
in, N the p.,er of petition which said order and poa
vas Sled With the CLERK said Court the 18th day Of july 1850
" ~ JOSE 81 PIE, lnsolveat-
ADDISON SANFORD, Attorney for lnsolyentt
vi9l,wIOvW No. 352 BFOsd~sy, kev-fork-
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-F'romJ July
II s, 1859 TRAINS viii leave Cham ess-ss sssa1a =
hslo~s: Express Trsls ana II O. and m pot nos
oc q for sns Sins sS snd snd 1889 ~ toi
Pouxhs-eps 7l5a and las w. tot IaTyeo~n 10 -
s:.s NJ. for eeekstin $50 Ire hadsoa
"a, stations aken :. Chamber Canal Chr',opes
m .nt saS p N and Albany about Is minutes later o.
suns.r,,ts, M Az. SMITH. Says-
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feaal Notices.
UDSOY COUNTY. SURROGATES's OF

HUDSON COUNTY, SURROGAFES' or-
III PICE-LOUISE V AVERY, Admins ra;rix wsn n
viii annexed Of Franklin Avery drcessd-SartSs "u~
10 liui, crrltors-Dsted the 18Th day OF June A "
o. .nnic.op Of The AdninistI ua Is ~uesed
,hs, AZ ibic notice 70 the NJ
$40. Of the decedent 10 bTna IN taeif aros
49,, sssn., the same under OATH within nine u'hs run
Tbs date b, setting up copy Of this order wn rn{ asys
- sor TWO ouths and within the said tweoty day. o.
.;nr The sane in Daily Courier aud Adve'tser Of tersey
c. / Ard Tn. N-w-York Daily Tribune Of the City q
for Of tune and any creditor snah
neset 10 exhibit bis debt demand or oAr within s
80 OF nine months puoic been given Aforesaid.
snch creditor shall b. debarrd Of h.o her acton saaur
80 80. 81. sid Adu,inistyxrx. BY order
atAi"' ~ T. w KfNGsLAND, Surcxste.
NB-Csms be presented to Mr- Alvey No 81 49,. 80
street Jersey City, OF to George Chapman nos n ".
Mace, y. y ~ - =
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GREAT REDUCTION.-THE VANDERBILT
VI EUROPEAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
fortnight between ewIork Southampton
xui Havre under leaving this side each alternate
SATURDAY. and the other side each Alternate WEDSESDAI
kss-YoRNi rsoM HAvsE AsB
FOR soUTHProk soUrRAsPTos
OCEAN QuIEs s-abury Saturday Aug Is "Wednesday Aug 81
V.SpEkBILT Lefcye Saturday Aut z, Nednesdas SEPT -
Saturday. 10 Nv ednrsdsy SEPT
Th.se Steamships have water-tisht compartments
PACE PAssA6E either wsJ same, viz.
YANDkRBlL1-ls, esbia. I'D and 500; "a cabin, So.
OCEAN OUEEN-s cabin, 3 10 sd &30 "a cabin, 8 -.
ARIEL-ls: cabin, $50; 2e cabin, $50
Trbo CA bin, a limited number. So.
Cercses Passage issued tso Europe % America spe
delivered IN London and Paris.
d TORRANCE, Agent NJ. Bowling rrreu-
New.I0FE.
"A Lot. freight
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT-COUNTY
IN OF ROCKLAND EDWIN MARKS and ALFRED
MARKS against EDW ARD C. REMER summons for n,onsy
demand on the above named Defendant: You 1
hereby ard required the complaint in IN
scton which died in the Office Of the Cls % ss ooIy
Rocksnd In said county on tn, lith Day OF JAMS
1889 copy sns~eI % the said complaint 90
IN. lbs Office In Hsyersaw, In tho County Of
aforesaid within days after tne servico Of this
exclusive Of the day Of such SERVICES aud
the said complaint within the time afte aid
he plaintiffs will take Judgment for the Of hundred and
seventy doars and With interest from the
July thousand eight hundred aud Of thoo,
besides the costs this scon.-Dsted June H. 1859
A EDWARD SUgfERN,
jy6 lsx6wW Plaintiffs Attorney, asyersIsw, N. Y.
CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF CATTA-
OhRAUGUS-ENOS II S0UTHWTCK, 4ines Howe snd
Matilda T. Howe Executors of the st VIII 81 Chester Howe,
deceased ssasst JOSEPH SKINNER Susan Skinner. The
Predrr Directors ano Company Of the Chsutauque County
Bank Hiram Hartb Isaac Crofoot Warren Get CharsC
Hull and John MONTGOMERY Adm-Summons for Relief hs
above. ined Defendants; You hereby summoned 10
answer complaint Of the above usmed Plaintiffs which
fled in the Clerks Ose Of County the Oh day a
June 1859 and copy Of your the sub
scrber Randolph y within twenty days after the service
Of this SUMMONS exclusive Of the day Of ADD ya AL
said complaint hereby required the Plaintiff. Vii
apply the Court for the relief demanded la the complaint
jyT lsv6wW ALEX. SHELDON, Plaintiffs Attorny.