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auohanau and old Brown.

Col, Fornsy draws q beautiful aud per-
feet paral lei between the ofienses Sgaius
the public peace committed by John Brown
and James Buchanan. He says:
Mr.. Buchanan himself is more guilty, in
moral sense, for the work at Harper's
Ferry, thAo poor old Brown. He was
elected 10 the Presidency on the basis OF
ignoring the whole slavery question 10 the
States and iu. Congress. He quickly aban-
dOned bis pesitions aud went over, not 10
the peopIe Of the South. but to few SOpth.
ern extremists. who suddenly conceived
the brilliant idea that they could so con
strue the. Federal Constitution IS 10 make
that compact proprio pigors' establish and
maintain slavery in ell hecpublic Terfiro'
ries.
1t was boldly avowed that slave
ry existed in al the new States "by vir-
tue Of the Constitution" THIS enormous
and abomiuable heresy was followed by an
Executive policy 60 weak. shiftless. and
time serving. as TO impair the confidence
OF the country in the integrity and capaci'
~ Of the President, and convicted him Of q
deliberate attempt to use his constitutional
powers to propagate the institution Of ala
very. not only in opposition to, but in con-
tempt Of tbe people. .,
Had Mr.. Buchanan pursued the
course marked out in his election, and in
dicated by every sense Of patriotism and
fair dealing, there would have been nc
Harper's Ferry escapade: no capture, by
handful OF men. Of three thousand inhab'
itants; no arrest Of guilty ptrties; and the
Government Of Virginia might have beer
spared the intense modification of vindi
eating her honor, under circumstances Sc
equivocal and unseemiy as those attending
the whole affair. Upon Mr.. Buchanan
rest the chief responsibility Of this unfortu
nate state of things. His is the mora
guilt. while the legal responsibility fall up
on man honest and brave. but too weak 4
appreciate either the true nature Of the Of
tense or the source Of the guilt.
Attempts to carry slavery init
the midst Of hostile local opinion is Of tn
same character as that Of John Brown L
secure freedt m to people who would hav
none Of il. II il was tightin James Buch
anan to force slavery upon the people,
was right for John Brown to force free
dom upon the South, Their authority out
side Of the law, was precisely the same.-
II is unfortunate that Mr.. Buchanan bAl
not possessed the honesty Of purpose o
poor old Brown. It would have saved Ih
credit of the Administration and .prObabl.
the fife Of that crazy and deluded agitatOr
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Nurse. to cry. "oh. my back my laotP'
Loud laughter and applause.

Nurse. to cry. "oh. my back! my aok!"
Loud laughter and applause.
now TO BE HEROIC.
s'To far cathedral heights Of excel, nee,
build up the being that you are, with feel
ings. thoughts and actions that become
\ glorious human creature. by grandly do
iHg the common work Of life." This is
the message Of love aud remembrance sent
home from foreign land, and seeming TO
have in It much OF the solemn power OF
the sea over which il comes. There is one
whose name / need not mention here.
whose lie has been Que long heroic act,
whose simple. everyday utteTances make
the air about him vital with heroic aspira-
tim. who makes of every platform on which
he stands Plymouth Rock al altar oI
adventures.
In conclusion, Mrs. L. couAselled her
heatefs not TO allow the opportunities foT
heroic deeds which occurred in com
mon life to pass by. thinking them mol
grand enough for the experience. for by
and by the work they rejected would bt
taken up. and the world hail it with 40
lclamatioas and benedictions.
i doubt not. said she, We shall yet see
that heroic element in common life. ia
common people. is a sacred sustaining
power. vital and uure0enerating the hearts
blood Of the world. loud spplause,
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NfAKmIEB.

On The l7th inst. at the Catholic
Church in this city, Mr. HzNRr GRAFF Of
Fort Wayne, Iud., and Miss ELIZA Myers
Of this city.
With the abcvC notice came a,hsGdscme
prpfu'ion Of cake aud wine for which the
bride and groom will aooept the thanks Ol
the FiuprER. May their pathway ever be
strswn with flowers Of the richest hue. and
their happiness Sc lasting as lie.
On the 18th INST, by the Rev. j. F.
Reinmtud. Mr.. JoHN r. MARSH, Of Aman>
de-. shd Miss EArzABErH FULlMsR5 ofthis
city.
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GHoE BUSINESS AND FACTORIES. can be car.
- RED on prodtably at Hammonton. See advertise.
ment Of Hammonton Lands

Even those who are in the epiovment os narfa.,
neah frequently have need to have reoourse 10 tom
les as pIeveDyes Of disease We are never too we'll
aFmofed againstt he assaults Of the s that esh is
ne ner 70 - Such an inygoratcr they may nnd In HOS
LErrBkSf ,hlTIRRS-- 5o6dicne that cannot he n /,
Ken regularly without giving Vitality and 10
G s!sem- AZ thls season, particularly, the strong,
ess man e 9ot proof against the ce rtah
; ne country In all ofsvsr and ag9e,
~ ne the most dangerous cnses or bilions srar
lea 70 It's wonderful properties. Those who have
.eu tne medicine will never mother for any OF
Iesses 70 suodne, ITO thooe who have not made The
We cordially rqcqmpend an early sppii
oy qseAse OF the digestive oFgans.~F -: s
Sola oy druggists anddealeTs generally everywhere
al F'See advertisement In another columnElmo7
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r GJ-The Baltimore Sun learns from the
census that there are not less than 10000
slaves, Of whom probably 5000 are men,
in the counties Of Loudon. Jefferson, Berke-
ley. Frederick. in Virginia. and in the
counties oi Frederick aud Washington,
Maryland. or within twenty niles Of Har-
per's Ferry. #e
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~ See adver,i.ement ..FOr R.p,''
another column.

ENARh LAHDS FOR sILB, a5MfLFs from Phu
adolPhis by Railroad, 10 the slais Of New jersey.
Soil among the beat q agricultural purDonoa belnc
good loan soil win aseiay bottom fSc I.na H
large tract divided iulo small FARMS and handrsas
from all paIts Of the country now settling and
seen growing The climate is delightful and secure
from hosts. Terms from els 70 eaper acre nsrshis
Nithin four years by instaments 70 visit me mace
leave Vine Street Wharf Al Philadelpha al ~ A. III .
BY Railroad for Hammonton, og sddross RI .BYRNRS
By letter. Harmon.on fost once Atlantic eounty,NeW
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RT"Dont fail to see Sixth Annual An
ncuncement.' aud brilliant offers in ano.
ther column.
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Notice Of Assignment.

NToTlCEis hereby given that on The 23d OF Septem-
Der, 1885, Arebane Van Trump, Of Fairfield coun,
", Ohio made an assignment OF all his property, Real
and personal and mixed wheresoever aud whatsoever,
except much thereof Is exempt from sale exc.
6uton, to the undersigned Robert NJ. Clarke In trust,
for the benefit OF the creditors OF said assgnor, and
fed such trustee 10 the Probate Court ofsaid coun
ty, by entering undertaking according TO law, as
such trustee, under order OF said Court and 10 m ap-
ptoval.
Creditors OF said Ar.ebane Van Trump are required
their against said assignor, dr
law, to the undcrsigned with
ih'six months from this date.
ROBERT NJ. CLARKE, Assignee.
Lancaster, November 3, Ie59-5w27
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NJ Bingham, 2 celebrated Pyscian OF Utica. New,
10 saysI have tteated case5 OF Inam nation Of
~. nr1, lnnammat9n OF the Lungs, Inflammation
u. I'LL une DoWels and Kidneys fnhammatory Rheuml-
nim, nsin, Onid Bed Fever, With DE- Trask's Mag neac
ointment with perfect success even whAn ali
remedies have faled also cases 81 Cfoup Scarlet Fe
rea, Nanker and liberated Tn and Lungs with like
10 tue Epidemic as the Putrid Efysipeia by
laenuy and never failed OF eGecting a speedy and
certain % cure. In eases Of Burns Sprains, Bruises,
Frozen Limbs, Chilblans, &c.. it cures like charm
M9 fhyscian or family will be single day without
ns after becoming acquainted with It's pow
q ~ ne, 70 csfe.u SORE LIPS, CHAPPED HANDS AND
OhiLbl AIMS, are completely cured by two or three
apPncauons Of the Magnetic OinhneGt.
Read adyertlsementint this paper.
October Q, ls59-3m93
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GT"Don't fail to see Sixth kuuaal Az.
nOuucement." I" and brilliant ofsrs in Ano.
ther column.
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ms LONG MgpIrArED DESIGN.

I referred. incidentally. to the design
upon Harper's Ferry as having been pres
meJitated for two years, TO which she i'm
medialely rsplied:"Not for two years. but
for twenty! lie had been waiting twenty
years for some opportunity to free the
slaves: we had al been waiting with hi u.
the proper time when he should put his
resolve into action. and when at last the
enterprise Of Harper's Ferry was planned.
We all thought that the Time had now
come; Mr.. Brown was sanguino Of sue
cess, we all were equally confident; he
had no idea. nor did any OF tNe family.
that the experiment would result in defeat
we all looked to II rs fulalliug the hopes
Of many years"
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A LII WANTING FARMS INA BRLIGHTFuL cli.
mate, rich coll and secure from rosti see adver.
uSsmSnts OF HammontouLaads IN another eoiumas,
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HTrhe following ha,tehng notice ,is aaken from
the Portsmouth (ohIO) SeiotO VaElsy RspuShsan, Of
April ,, 1858. :. =
.9eAhpLNAyIA:-A friend writes 10 Us for our .srea
nhnn9nn OF DR.. RoBACK'S SCANDINAVIAN RF
MEDi ,EEo;-Ehere he can obtain them--and Why thew
aae sahed Scandinavian . and we are frequently asf
DSms ss1 ~ ssme qnssIons Scandinavia Is The ancient
tI.S. u"'G .. eweden and Norway, and Scandinavian
in the sense as we sDeaf
oi U -OoIumoia,' or "The Union" By The way. fhere
Mhe u housand Scandinavian families In Dane
SounLy wisconsin. Although citizen OF this conn
VA 'O1 many years: Dr. Roback Is swede by birth
think the name is very appropriate. I've Ssvs Nc
WI WI nisnesl opinion ofthe medicines and Of Dr. Ro
who is not only spgularly phy
o Soan, Iut gentlemap1f the oldScho6i aS we know
snis nj columns VIII answer
See advsrtisensns November ,, lsso--lms7
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From Marper,s Ferry.

HARPsR's FERRY. November I9-Mid.
night.--Ysrious rumors have been anoAl
ro:day at TO the approach OF armed men
from Ohio, in Ibs direction Of Wheeling.
The respectable sources from wbioh the
sepor, originated las created some ex,ite.
Inept about Charlsstown. but none here.
Our people are very quiet, not expecting
any attempt at rcsene. nor do they fear any
force, however formidable, because they
are prepared for any emergency.
The numerous fres about Charlestown.
bays induced The cilzsns to Anticipate some
annoyance. They are more excited, hi
no ons is at all afraid Of the result, even
llls attempt should be made.
Col Davis has mai the most Ample pro
vision for any number Of the enemy whc
may mske oAll. learn that more troop,
are being demanded from the Governor
This may be as much to protect the prison
sIs from the populace IS anything else. :
Az far AZ l can learn, there is no cause !
apptehend danger.
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IIT500O agents sell four neT
lsasentions- nn" gents have made over $4,000 Oh
""ne,.oetter than all other similar Agencies Sen
iour stamps and get t6 pages particul a RS eratis
kPHBAIM BROWN, LEVEL, Mass.
September 8, Ie59--6mI9 l1e
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TPAgents Wanted in this StIts
vas, vass Win ihe GOLDEN SAEVE. Sells rapidly Can
make good pay, FoEteIms Dc send stamp.
September 8, ls59--6mIo -'- Do"0'' mass
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24

EvIDsScs OF. .BeowE's INsANITTs--Mr,
Hoyt, ons OF Browns counsel. is now in
the city for-the purpose Of getting aaida-
wits Of the acquaintance OF Brown as To
his jnsaDily., A large number Of sffldavitS
have, been preraredist Akron, Hudson,
,Oleaysland, dsc.. and they are made by
men Of the 6rst respectability. who have
kn6wD Brown for many years. intimately.
and there is no difference Of opinion
among ihema as 10 the m9nomania Of
Brown np6n. ths subject Of slavery -
[ Cleveland Herald, ieth. a
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infInnnmnfinns.

REsRs9Es WANTING CHANGE OF CLIMATE
I.n r.sIs rsUE see Advertisement Of Hammon1
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IL HR INSANE?

] then put the question wich had
been chiefly solicilous 10 ask: ''lt is the
common talk OF the newspapers that Capt
Brown is insane; what do you say to
that opinion?"
Il never knew" she replied. "of his
insanity. until / read Il in the newspapers.
lie is a clear headed man. lie has al
ways been and is now in his right mind.
He is always cool, deliberate and never
over hasty; but he has always considered
that bic first perceptions OF duty. and his
FIRST impulses TO action, were the best. and
safest to be followed He has almost al
ways acted upon his fret suggestions.
No. he is not insane. His reason is clear
HIS last act was the result. as all his other
acts have been, Of his truest and strongest
consci cientious convictions"
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MRS, Sc CONVERSATION.

Fhe lady who visitAd Brown 10 prison
furnished material for the following:
II never saw person who seemed less
troubled or excited. or whose mind was
less disturbed and more clear. His re-,
marks are pointed. pilhy and sensible
He is not in the least sentimental. and
seems 10 have singularly excellent COM
mon sense about everything"
She asked him the direct question:
"Were you acluatsd 10 any degree. in un.
deriaking your late e6terpris., BY feeling
Of revenger' adding that common i'm
preston 10 thar effect bad gous abroad.
He manifested much surprise at thi,
statement, and after psusiug moment,
replied:
al am not conscious Of ever having bat
feeling of revenge; no. not in all Tn,
wrong done to me and my family in Kan
sas. But Loan see that thing is wrong
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BACKBONE.


Z Mrs. L. then spoke Of what she called
the undeniable fact that since the heroic
days Of the Revolution. the women Of
America have woiully degensrated i'm
blood, muscle aud backbone.
Now, for a moment. continued Mrs. L..
let us suppose the city Of Boston besieged
by some powerful force, and after making
q brave resistance. as / have no doubt she
would, compelle to yield at last 10 supe-
Iior numbers; and let us suPpose the cons
qneror lihe Conrad. booming to death the
oontumaciOus men OF Boston, but gran ting
to the women the same terms, that were
granted by him. Alasl should the samt
happy thought occur to- them. how few
could or would avail themselves Of I'LL
[ [Lsughter:l Though the spirit might be
willing the fash would be wsakl Re-
newed laughter and appliance. Heart
might hold out. but backbone would sur,
renierl Continued merriment. Low
ing wives nigh. resolve to die with their
husbands. bal not dare to attempt thus to
save them. Hearts would palpitats. knees
tTemble. and spinal cords grow limp as
pick thread at the thought Laughter
and applanss,f Here and thsrea rash yu.
liet. measuring her strength by her 1--we,
might make an. effort for Romeo, but only
to be compelled to lay down the dear bur
den, after staggering with it for q brie
spacs--laying down at the came time, thl
part Of Capulet, and taking up that Of Che
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A Personal Interview with capt.BrOwn's
Wife--Visit Of Lady 10 the Charles
town Jail
Mr.. Tilton furnishes to the Indepen-
dent q sketch Of Mrs. Brown. and OF q
visit Of lady to John Brown in Charles
town prison. We make few extracts:
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m IVES. Indies. il,h s; n s. lon S. , fur.os.l yard 'p
.ss &C. Ssled company with BAH bite or Boston
Bris Cecea iBrl, kav.naIh =, John b. days chalk ia
A Sual'hrrs.
BriF Es.,eu star Acsl~y Boston days, in-~d
schr TIGER Evrns saco No via NewBedford days hssd
SehL B. ". Edidse Snow Boston {; day. mdss. to WOOD
ward a Crou EeH
scr Amra Beck Csla. day. l,;h, Simpson Mayhem
Co.
sefr G r wii,us BIZ, Jones, Newark, N J.. cement
srhI John Rurzl-, Rider Maohias days spar. 70 Peek
Church.
Schr New.Zeasud Gers.on mach,. day. plaster % Smith
s Boyut0I.
schr. VIM. Steven, Bird. Providence . days
S,hr. Caief. Msrb.-. Pail River
Sshr. Th~'is, Morris Barn.tabie DAYS hsh
ScsT. Scoto. King Sullivan DAYS, SPAR master.
ScLT. Sarah Louis. lesoL. Rlcsl.nd Z day.. line.
S,hr T. y Cf-psr. Taylor Eizst-thPor tor All River
sohr. Science, Gsdinz Eiza bethpor for Providence.
:, Peter 3. Andersen, H Portland Conn, days. stone
S,ir Robert Smith, Wilcox, Portland, Conn. 2 day..
Schr Hudson Moore Calais days. lumber % master.
Schr Era Nickrrson Boston days. uidSe 20 > w Lewis
Schf. Manfred Hol' Virginia 3 day., corn 70 Inasef
Schr May Elizabeth, Chasr, New Haven.
Schr Mary Emily Snow Gloucester, hsh
Sshr Dr., sdeu Hooper Mschiss days spsrs % nas-er
efhr Nirnrod West. Albany, m9se., bound 20 Boston.
s,hr Lucy Church Tucker Rondou coal bound to Boston
Setr. Pavilion Baker, Hadiyme, Conn
-. Alb.r Brown. Providence day.
sloop Ph0IiI Brown Nov Haven days sugar and noias'
- BuFdcs Frsbee.
Sloop s Hal. Tiileston Elzabethpor FOR Psstucset.
Steamer Petrol Baker Providence, mdss. % Isaac OdelL
sAILED-sesrship Karuak CB-) Havana end Nassau N P
WIND-smrisc p n T. and fresh nerid'n, DO and light
slus,t 4 :. T., aud IF
The Eleanor recently ashore Roner Shoals and sub
.equty I'd into Gsy-eud Bsy, Friday evening
"a 20 tfe city b. stesn.tuz Jacob Bel.
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Arrived.

Saip Jacob 4 S;anler Hin Antwerp and Fshius Mrcn ~
sd the Downs 2st mdsr. and 70 pass 20 Laytn hI'n'
April 10 lat u lon S. &C. pSssrd scainrr' bark Tss,
" L. ia Johanna Hous,ina izsseugrf Atr1 = yu's
WI Edward kuowlton. srauian Of Norway iri non - i
sveboArd and drowned. The j. A. y has rNPeI'rhc''
ta,y westerly weather, spli, sails. &c. Il,
Bsrk Ausranh tBr,menl Hvd0ru, Bremen D 9ays No.
I'D s,eersge pass c Luhlns Had heavy westerly "d' e
ea're passage. - -.
Bark Hannah Thornton Tar MstSnzAs April H. sugar :" 'ohn
heCiaw.
Bari Ctoan (Brrm-nl s,eenssfr Bremen 81 days ndsc
AID 50 pas TO Stanton Rugvr April l. lat II o. TOM 81 10
ts ship Boadrces steering l. ch lat ~ % 9i - saS 10y
Genwood iof Kennebunkl steering 4. From the ION I'll the
ih between lat n a. lon " So encountered very much Ice
had much heavy and heavy w gales all The pas age
Brig y O. Adams (of Csmden) Dsko Messins Feb D. fruit
t to Lawrence Giles Co Has had strong westerly gales
ehoe PASSING Bermuda and hs. suffered SOM IN sriS rtSng
Ae kp H. 10; - ls ou. 50 TO- spoke schT VI sewa! hence
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Disasters, &c.

BosToN April 21.Ihe schr. Mohawk Vale arrived a, hi
p ou from Havana and reports falling II tno dst-
sgh N. schr Truro Cox from Now York bound 20 Port
Prince loss Of flrens &c the captain and crew abandon
ID her aud board. from the butter
ard foul sugar ana few provisions were taken the
former sold Havana by Capt VALE and brought about
30 by eiteL 70 tH"pol Msilri, .
ST. GEORGES, Bermuda, April 1.-THE barn Willard (of
Yarmouth Me Mitchell from Liverpool bound % City Point
pa; the l<th inst, with TudceT damaged
" in repair aud sail ia few days.
The bark g. Hartman Simmons. from Bordeaux for New
Yck also ut the llh with bowsprt gone topmsst
topfsaurnas foremost also rigging and sils attached
b. letter 20 ElwOod Walter.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
Cleared.

S.smshp.-Kauak OBJ. Brownies, Nassau p. Cunaid :
fskon Wo,trn Ha,re ". = Drsytun; City of Manchester
o. Kennedy Liverpool via Cork J. q. Dale.
SbS-Chnfruiou samson San Francisco j. J. Earle Co
W buckingham S,si.ou, Hsvrr Boyd Hucken; AmTc an
hsle Moofe London, Morgan Wiley; X. A. Helm stewart
BoSdesuN Post Smith Co, Rcsoute, freeman, Liverpool
Williams & Guon. O.,
Rsrk.-S Shepherd Hathaway. MAenzas: sarah Stevens
Crsoos No. Livingston Co 4. Bars (Brl Cooper Der
rads Tucker 4 Lighiborn GamPus Cunningham uNaA "a
Avery: Aa Fish. Dicsc, Port de Luhna, II : Nniis; a '"
BAser Means Turks Island, y Place. 80
Bgs- Baltimore Potter Porr au Prince, u Becker Grave,
falmouth Gondy Bathurst, 4. X Ware; ST. Cara EiusvSood
ArToyo,
Sfroners-lomhard Harding Gibraltar, Yates Porteth-d
{, Nis. DiS,s, az Alexandra, Merrill Abbott; W. y
I'm. Nichols Wilmington. ID {. Murray Commerce; Cox
tncdecksburg W Mckee; Wm. A. Dresser ha'lh hNS'.,
Bct 4 Co: Telegraph Rlgrrs NcS london. StlrRrs \
Co nate stsuicr. Manwsrug Galveston, NahsInan p'l,
@ T. Gallagher. Puryen, frovnceo~n, \ ho"ts r ''
" Haven, Baltimore. Van Bruu' Slsgat
Ssol,-Rhode Island. Can. Providence, nssirT
Steamer Beverly, Pierce Philaaelphia, " hf>S''
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NEW-JERSEY IZ,ENS.

FpI N JFRsyr CITY.--Yesterday afternoon, be-
sa add O'Clock, fire broke in shed adjoining The
% Story dwelling the rear Of lot No q Or CORY
get owned by Mr. Forsyth The flames communicated :, the
gng which damaged by FIRE and water 70 the extent Of
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CCPRENE COURT.-THOMAS b. UNDER-
~ hill Plaintiff against ELIZA COOPER, and SOLOMON
,OoptE her bl,b~nd R.bccs Fisher, Peter Joansou,
Fr.dsrrI A Lawrence John s. More, William Totem Or
go Jabn W x.y-r. srd Uzrvey Palmer Def-ndan,s -rbs
sop sr, IN this action fled IL the Office Of tbs Clerk Of
49, f,,,y "a Wr.tcbser White Plains In said County.
On the In dsy q January, 1888 To the d.fendAnts Eliza
Cooper and s-mon Cooper her husband Rsocea rshsf.
wilma, Is Totem Orlando Mezd John Moran The Now fork
Lie Insurance Company John W. Meyers and Harvey Psnsw:
You hereby and required % the
in this action which filed IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the
County Of wes,chs<rr White Plains said County snd
copy u TO the said complaint On me
subscriber hs once White Psin In tbs said County o.
WeseL.s,er within twenty days after the ssrvce OF hn cam
you, exclusive Of the Of such rrvies and 10
fail the said complaint within tbs time 1crsAn
plaintiff this viii apply the Court os ,hc rens' ~
handed in the compLsin,.-Ds,ed January 9th, lsS
nh2S law7vS' JOHN J. CLAP, fAutins A's"suey.
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3ODT or The MIssISG DIR. MAsOS FouSD.-The
ny Of Dr. Mason who hs. been missing from h- residence in
street, jersey City since the middle OF March vas
bd yesterday forenoon IN the North River the front Of
dock Of N. American Coal Company The body much
Composed but readily identified by the clothing and
., An inquest held fy Coroner Morris but no facts could
kted than deceased % over IN the
tybos the night be missed He had become rather in
tspers,e of late but At the time he left the efrboai was
The suIroson is that h. aerward became intoxicated
" drowned in reforming home. tho Underwater
bnear side Of Morgan street verdict Of Found
owned" rendered Deceased native Of Ireland
dot 40 yesn OF age. and leaves widow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

,HE JERSEY CRY YACHT CLUB.-This Club are
rng many improvements in their basin and docks In znc
sin Of the approaching yachting They have nearly
onseted Club House the foot VI Van Worst street. II is
psnd oomnodOus building Of ocagon shape and provided
9Th, piazza thus aHoding fine view Of the bay Sew
, yachts have been added to the feet aud others are in
o1r OF construction. The association under The leadership
dAn. j. Van DuseT Commodore.