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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT.-The fol.
lowing appointments have been made by the
President and confirmed by the Senate:
Collectors Of the Customs Ira barrow, Edgar.
town, Mass, vice Constant Norton, whose com.
mission expired. Ephraim Williams, it,. Stoning.
ton, CT, vice Benjamin F. States, whose com.
mission expired. Nathan Baker, Apalachicola
Fla, vice Robert J. Floyd, whose commission
will expire July 81 1850 J. A. T. Wendell
kinac, Mich, reappointed.
Surveyors Of the Customs.-George Lucas. Pa.
latka, Fla, vice Robert r. Reid. resigned
Henry B Austin, Peoria, ILL.,, vice William s
Moss, whose commission expired.
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$500 ONE F9gRTH co I'm

balance IN 6, IL, ls, and q nqorrks.
A rare chance for speculation, or IN nroo,rs .
~ fu nouss and LOT IN the most improving part of
ne .he CITY. M; n. w. HAMILTON Offers f5pp sale
i hoT beautiful amt three-story BRICK HOUSE and
a. LII, with two story back building sitnated on
"a street west between ID and f. SIS IN Tobn u
alDpey' subdivision of square (S7jl for a. ,n0
Sucn house cannot be built for less than tbi,,tS
With fra nres nIndred dollars; and the Lots are
ths Vicinity now. The ouIy reason for Offering
ordsPP 6p OF dispps,ns Of it mmsdste In
s,s, W. VA aamilton Co. The House CON
SS there Is good dry cellar UNDER the back
the building. The HOUSE, is n pss s na az thIopgh
.no oost style throughout. with good pavement md
don Iaiing In 'front.' Tho Lot is % feet frnnt mn
a1s saof 29 FEET to 80 foot alleT which Is graded
ano p1vea. The title Is perfect and terms ef ssle
cash. the balance in s, ls is and months,
Epey ca be had of n. w. HAMILTONat his
~ MA SaoP, No 9l2 It'll street, four doors south
s.o !. : nsll. je7-iw
/ AIDES SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARA
ris. new sn5 supply inst received from the manufacto
fl. SEGAN,S.
a. a, o<o IA avenne<lkouth side
bet. 9Th and 7th sta
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II We concur with our contemporary In ap-
proving the prayer of the memorialists In the
matter Of the new ruled stamped envelope, and
we think that 1t will require stretch of caution
10 refuse so reasonable request If not too late
Congress win doubtless take action.
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EoH LADIES, MISSES, -
Acpocu,rS AND CHILDREN.
nfEoCHET CHENILLE, BRAID. and b.
ItsE Ha!h NETS, in black and All eoIors. sIso
BLACK LACE COIFFUREs % 00'o's A'so'
10 ll-eoss At an MsASx s,wy.t
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&1n REWARD.-Str ed or stolen. on the 18th
Wv ultImo, small chestnut sorrel n
HpRSE, with saddle AID birdie; PAGES IN
wei, and mar ked with harness The above IA
reward will be paid to any one returning HIM 70
MEDLEY OVERS Stables Upper Marlboro
-nu. je list
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD FELLOWS HALL Second Week OF
the Triumphant Suooess OF
Thl0d0n's Museum q Mech meal Arts.
ROBINSON g. LAKES
GREAT CIRCUS & MENAGERIE

i
One Hundred and Seventy Men and Hsrses.
Splendid and immensely liberal design for the
smusen ent and instruction of the people, in the
wonnerfai combination Of these -
$50. TWO GREAT FAMILIES.
Sided oy a,sreet number of Lady and Gentlemen
PROFESSIONALLY chossa from the HIeHEsr RoLE
OF ARTISTIC ExcELLENcE.
TON KING, the Champion Leaper of the World.
Dir. KING and Mile ADELAIDE i'm a new and
original performance entitled, Adoass and Ts.Es.
MASTER RAPHAEL in his Great FLYING Lean
F;.. Ladv B,sss1i, T we Feet: ~ ,
frians-Grand Opvaf,c Brass asd Sfr,ss Ok
i sue OF s Ss.. LSs A..
[ HeTses, Ponies dad EdHeafed Males.
With distinct troupe Of exc uisitely trained Ju
Comeds and Farce, 10 be substituted Surine the
season. season Tor the old, wornout and wearsome alter
The LADIES.
MADAME ROBINSON, so renowned every
where VIII lead as gsuai, in her deg htful science
f and SiE6-msted horses 81: tPTsce ee oes ,e,
controlling, power which all ladies' may, with in
which sehrsSed in this o inHisSl.sSs and
MILE ALICE,
Inc very incarnation Of Beauty, Grace, daring,
dashlng effect, sty le and fascination. To attempt
brilliant Equestrienne within the limits OF ssh,
surd We mu.t refer the public 20 the Press of the
United states and Europe. Notices will be found,
winch THIS advertisement appears.
Chlld 81 Denius rides with the most perfect aban
don and feaTlessness, her magnificent form assum-
ing naturally the most graceful and classic posi-
lions heT lace Int up with a sweet smile of modest
cophdelce, and her hne eye sparkling with genius
ana prlde OF her daily successes. er noble horse
knows MS mistress, and seems 70 enter with Az the
spirit OF hle generous nature into the general ex
cltement which her Immense achievements upiver-
sally create, As they dash around the arena there
plendld harmony Of daring, style and grace,
ana deafenlng cheers proclaim arofheT irfKnqpk
LA FAIRIE KATE
From the Principal Theaters
AT WASHINGTON on CITY HALL SQUARE,
On THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY. June Ia. Is, and Is
ADMISSION 50 cents; children and servants Is cts.
Monday, June 10. ie a m
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The CovoDE COMMITTEES has nearly closed ito
labors. No more witnesses are to be summoned
The testimony has been printed the examina.
ton progressed. Three Cabinet officers have been
examined-namely, Attorney General Black, Sec
rotary Thompson and Secretary Cobb. From them
nothing especially important has been elected
The last named stated that he never had, either
by himself OF with the President, any interview
or communication Of any kind with Representa-
tive Cox, before, during or after the pending Of
the English bill There was other evidence cor.
roborative Of the truth Of this general statement
and that this gentleman sought no office or in.
huence with the Administration in connection
with his public conduct
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LOST AND FOUND.

l.
Il OST-Cn Sunday evening, coming from 81,
- Ai)ysIus Church to the corner of South Caro-.
Ina avenue and xth str ct, Capitol Hill HAIR
bhACELET with a told clasp; ne name OF A mes
CuTran on II. The hair is of a deceased relative
which she highly przrs. The fnce. will pleas
Ieate IL AZ this Office. A reward will be given 4
cessaTy. NJ
4 OST-A NOTE BOOK. CONTAINING tv-enty-tTro
~ prom ssory notes signed by Peter BOYLE, paya-
PIE 70 ana endorsed by e. KrOft alss certihcat
zoo hVe shares of stock in National Buiding Asso-
cation Cation. supposed TO be lost between KifkwOod
rouse ana rallr0.d depot. The finder will be re-
warded by returning the book TO me at Kirkwood
House. I0fiN III icH wv
iel2 ST. poptsr In
&l0 REWARD Was obtained, by false pre-
U W tenees from the residence of Nj CorcOTan
on the stn Instant, Ia ge rosewood green plush
. ."Iunu Top isOCklNG CHAIR. The man who oh
tainea IL, as well "a recollected was low thick
set man, oil fair complexion, with gray hair and
Without Whlskers. lie wore high -crowne hat.
oaTk sack coat, and no vest The above reward
VIII ne given Tor the recovery Of the chair and the
iel2-5t
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spirit OF the Morning Press.

The CONSTITUTION" descants upon tsThe svagaries'
Of Mr. Sumner" and denies that 1t has ever
misrepresented Senator Douglas or injuriously as
sauited bis Democratic friends. 60 =.
The madagascar is devoted TO Congressional
proceedings and news
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WHAT SODA WATER!

NJ HAT Is SODA WATER
Simply Pure Water
impregnated with
CarhOnIc Acid Gas.
The Soda Water l. known by it, AGREEABLE, Pun-
gent taste, by its slightly exhileratng guslitles,
and by its bubbiing aud sci tillation.
These properties are strikingly exhibited ~ ioN
temperature. IL should leave no unpeasaG AZ tast-'
aud should be entirely ms Ocuous
The public are requested TO call and judge Tor
themselves
J. WILEY A CO.,
DRUGGISTS AID CHEMISTS.
No. 500 PennsylVan avenue,
je I-eoIns ~. Charles Hotel.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF BO-IERY IN
II the city selling At the importers prices. or rom
3 20 81 per cent. below the retail prlces. IN
THIS has always been fsvOnte dePsitlnena -.
us. having Tor years past kept The fnHeS'
We now offer over Eve HUNDRED zen in a. IA si1St'
qualities, and sizes for ladies, gentesnens aho CHI
dren At the actual cost prices for cash. <,a.
sAUZE MEkINO VESTr Tor Lanies' DehH'
mfp, Girls And Boys. - a.. .,rt
WesTe posiiively clos ne out our stock 70 su'
the busiaess, and Of course we are giving grea'
We will endosvor TO deliver sll packages on TIE
dss of saie.
Purchasers will please bear in mind that We are
nos e"A'siA ne any sooas cI.AeErT MAY.
jest sa4 Pr. sv,, bet. sh and 10th sts.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The FUNERAL OF GENERAL JEsuP.-The fune-
raj obsequies Of the late General Jesup, to take
place this afternoon, are, from all indications,
likely to be very grand and imposing, and
such as are in keeping with the character and
valuable services Of that venerable and dis
tinguished officer. Extensive preparations have
been made by the Secretary of War and others
having the matter in charge. General Scott,
who entered the United states service on the
s'ne day with the deceased, is to be present in
the procession. General Wool, the third officer
In rank In the United States army, is to assume
command. The military division OF the cortege
will consist Of battalion Of artillery, battalion
Of marines, squadron Of cavalry, company OF
light artillery, the general staff of the Army,
officers of the Army, officers Of the Navy and
Marine Corps, survivors Of the war of 1912,
officers Of the militia, and volunteer companies
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CIRCUIT coUssJT, &c TIE DISTRICT OF

Miehsel MiIlsr,s heir. and .dmrn'r n EsSify.
The trustee an the above cause having reported
that 81 sale made By him on the 81 March last.
under the decree In said cause, gohn Nj. Belt was
the highest bidder and became the purchaser of the
vest half OF Lot No. liz, in Bealrs addition 20
In the rear thereof, 81 ard for the price of
S4S; and William n. Cooley, for Water 6odey,
al parto Lot ia, IN said B-tlrs addit GeOrEe
town, said part being feet BY feet az and for the
p'.ce or Of lol, and that sud purchasers have
falv complied with the terms Of sale. lt is there
fore, b., the Court. thus 18th dsy Of May. 1850.
dered, that said sales be ratI6sd, IN canse be
shown 20 the Court, on before the lat day OF
July next, provided oory of this order be published
In the Evening Star three timer a week for three
weeks prior 70 said day.
By order of Court
Test; mo. A. SMITH, Clerk.
ma . StawSu
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~ CARRIAGE
SI.OTH, (Colors, at 81. rs per ward
Innings, from % To 50 cents per yard
CANVAS, from Is Il IS CO. Is per yard,
DUCK and DRILL. from So TO IS cents,
BOLTS. IL t. 10 inches,
BANDS, from Is cents to IS per set
&c, &c, DC
For sale by JOHN r. ELVANS l. CO.,
le8-eo3t (Alex. Gaz.J Washington, ID. G..
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EOR RENT-A three story FRAME HOUSE
II on Eleventh street, between and * fpouiTe
q VI; shy DER; 81 the plumbing and Gss Fiftns
ETabiishment Of c. Snyder, next door 20 the star
OmceL mas4u
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At col UMBIA SPRING
On THURSDAY Inna Iafh

E'Oh SALf-A DRUG STOR y. established
II stand; has never chs nged hands and is well 1T
Ted up, stocked, and Is doing an excellent and
profitable prescription business; will be sold on
mode-at terms; satisfactory reasons given for sell
ing. Address u. v, City Post Office, Washington.
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IF YOU WANT
REFRIGERATOR
mat VIII answer your purpose during the warm
est summer days, buy the ARCTIC. Sold by
G. WOODWARD.
No. 31S Pa. av., between 10th and 18th sts
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OAK ORCHARD AUD EHhlNSc.-lno,o
h s .Sss az, o Ass sss ceany
soa,b Of the village Of nsda. on the I'm" CSns and 0u''A
TSe pIinepsi ,sid Springs three in numbers beside tness
there III he Tei are all lSssssd T ,ho m,, srs fully
shown tn, .uhoined iesinoniaa They contain very s5
p sup sDPaaric Acid sglphA;s Of Lima sa
ssps"al qan,iis., curative .qb..ancea ..,
ss sToi 81 ds:s hssc Seen cured By their
In skin diseases In confirmed LoProSy-he waters na'e
,pI. u deal AID soicpnc 8. n'lernen gwen in tho
,s The ~s ssSf is .cn %ss Prot PTof Emson
I Rnu.syn Buck D., Of Albany Jns acSaaghtop ~ ",
I'll nsrfP .aoS Sa sS b. y s. stsis q Itpo
They tbs consao Dr. Spring fsls e.
S as by s dc use u no Beck Il .i'1sd
es si e II sh a % sy @ hroDs
a.sases q tie stomach AID bowels" u,.-.
~ , MsS reed I'd RRs 1S s IN o y Ss~Y
which be that the Waters dsed,dy to;o re-
Ss d I .s ae9s Pps eti sptcd o chrome
SS Of hc oscsaye and Urinary oaS qad sO%e Of t hs C
,ses's Cbrcni DiaTc cbronis Cys. Dabses
hc.oIhase Dsa f f@1Is n %"e. aay s also be
ured ~h edvsn'ag- no ssys " css, ~ low sphsd ~
petite ard promote Digestion in DisIIhess particularly saeh as
dependent felavd OF ole;ed state o. me 'qIyo"'
.s eid ~i,h pba,io sediments 10 Tho stahe 'dy
beng preferable acid 6rns more sol'enI And sss
urrd properly diluted rfnserani to dmnsh
rst perprti.al heat In SKIN Ds-sses-in those ofns
ID, alkaline condition Of the omeco
- m Pyvss OF Water BEash VIII prose better than hydro
norc acid In Of Coca Plconpm aud othe, injurious
provo admiral - aidce In Chonic PhsrynsiiS aryn
dis chronic Mncoos Csrsrrh and Humid Asthma, chrome
jphthalia ,ar,arnsly ga-glc Ucose6 Sore Throes
70 ssvaton sad in Laucouea AID stt and aiSo In
P.lrs
When t-k-n irt.f-ly slsssi Of ,l- Wste dj''ed
aiken three liner day, s srshcien, for IN sdgL .
Other testimonials rom ply cens ard other r"speetsbe is'
dvdusls a,ay be 3 On Gppbca:iob 70 The Agent.
Desiers Supplied % hi'ersi '"sips
Ma Water Genuine allrsl procured nom
y. w. ScSTWiCK, Sole Agent,
si6efot3tap Hotel Bgdus, Broadway, New ok, No. 5I3
SOLD siso by hegen.ln Co.. Nos. tl. G95 OIL and 1t
Broadway and By Tho. Green. ih st. aid Broai~sy
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Ecsal Morires.

IN CHANCERY, ireland.-In the matter OF
L RIIHAKD DILLON. WILLIAM FLYNN and JANE
FLYNN. ot erWiss ChKIHEGHt, his WIFE, Petitioners,
JOHN WhREHAH. RrsponG-rt sud The Court Of Ohanc"-
~ Ecasd kcguaen act, ljit been by an order
OF bis fvno Tire Master Of the RO made i thi. otter bear
The th day If Noyembor 1882 rred 20 nio 70 IN
qurc eh the several heieuBde. named are
dead and II dead the date oi tner deahs
rrpeciy ely hereby person VINO can give any I'd
respo tins tie p,Tsons borrowings. pa1et or
any them with JAMES @. klND OF nun
be- Chsnrrry piscr Duhin Ireland the Solicitor or tle
pe'iohei u Tho oa. Or to WILLIAM hAHEtiE t3octor
fd Il, sodet 40 Harners place. Dublin, Ireland on or
before Inc hIsL Jay If October, loth - ,,
fT-JoLn artwIigh; formerly OF tho City OF Dubn son
of Isaac Cartwright he elder formerly Of 4lybuy in Kings
County WLoh John tBtgTyht - stated g. have eit Ireland
snc gore 70 America IN Vt O ,out the year 1921
NGtb-r MARY light the we ofsaid John Cartwright,
ho stared gene aih Isaac Cartwright 70 70
aIt of Counsugi shortly alter her husbands de-
psltule - AuicIleA
no ah.ee- lhe said Isaac Cartwright, the Of John and
Mao ttst"TicLt
No Eour-lh- lnfsnt Of ~rch tie said Mary Csrtwght
We preg the July, iSz and also require oil
persons csiI bleed rotation next bleed re!a
tons John C4rw AZ the time 81 ia" o"th Of the
laid aiy Cartwright W she dead - send the particulars OF
such tine slid Jue- hynd or 20 sald William
a5E.ye oh 1T day Dtber neat; CT to nie III
and pusr before my ChaubrIs, 3 Tho lnns Quay
bus Ln ireland before the LIST day OF OccOf, e5 other
pcccLded from the benefits CT the orderS 20
b. mad. 10 this usl.r.Ds-d slis 24th day OF April @n
T.. LlrrON.
JAMES G. RYND, Solicitor for Plaintiff No. chsncerY
lnhl
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La " LNIELLIGENUE.

SUPREME CoURr-cu.sBERs--JCNs 23-BefOre Justice
TIE NowYc.h aat Erie Railroad Iopany us The Buffalo and
State Line railroad Company.
In 1857 the plaintiffs Obtained an injunction against
dc rndsn requiring them TO fulfil contract by which they
mad bou, operate ther road ly between
the New OK and Enc ami the Central Railroad both In refer
Since The oil he Receiver the Erie has been
injunction and that otherss operated AIS Io~d as
Sgsrs the Interests OF the Grie 10 require the
@ srasd tSe further huncon e,Sed has
allowed Receiver o; the Enc to c'nle 'opAha Win
o. be application for the further injunction the defna.n,s
appl ed to have the former u"e'on Va s'eu o' NO a o'
ia,ion will issue with the Receiver party,
leaving the uirIer injunction ~ lViye. IT, s.a.,.
BYFoRR JUSTICE LEONARD.
rS,rNcrto. AGAINST OBsTUC1ING HIGHWAY.
. Robert w. PennoJer Al. Patrick Bremen.--upon
, annlison piinth the Court nted injunction,
restraining drindan. II putting n isnee asoss s kers
MI viii kp Sy pao'ii TIKI. lane which scross
s s an "a ya @ tom with the hotel asd i
ha, Be, used "a public hishwsy Tor TIE s .n1y year
Ing the ne he claims the nigh, to the sne by virtue Of
'D'" SysgsaI Trar-Bsfor all The Justices -Dxcsos
Tie Sale of Michigan AIT. The PheniA Bank
Judgment set aside aud a granted cost to abide ont
SUPERIOR CoURT-TnAL TnRx-JrSx % --Befogs Justice
BOswOKrh.
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST THE sRw-nAvEN RAILROAD
COMPANY.
seyuus Higgins sg The New for and New iavca Railroad
Company.
In the Fall of 1856, the pla tf was passenger on
Hsreln Railroad lsu which came IN collision Sih tsn Of
u. newhsysn hailrosd Company near Fisyeghth street
Tie ntif leg oArn sad be othyrrlse severely
Injured Tin soaylat slcs,d ,ls, te NV Haven =,
pony we've habla ior the plail'u' rinies
freight tIsir oihs Hunri iaus pauy sud ina there
.os they were not liii,i hey "oa',~d 10 ~e'a i sIr
he Hss aIarding VI 'hc glttn' Of ~ ~.
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CTFkEME COtIRT-CIty and County of New
~ AZARIlA HAIIGA hTEN and los kPH HERR

&IIhTMI NVChi-N dHu VUuI IlI VI wv
~ Nork.-LAZARUS HALLGAhTEN and JOSEPH HERR
ED sgliust WILLIAM bLAChHAM-SgmnIonsfo for money
deuisud contradiction. not sered)ro the aboSe named
Defendant Yon ely summoned and required
the compliant in his sclicn which ha been hled in the cce
he Clerk Of the City and County Of at the City
lily ORR and copy your
the said complaint the subscrbtrs at their Office No
tl IL sad City, within twenty days ae- the service
YOU exclusive the dny Of such service
TAIL the ssid complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiffs IN this action viii toxic Judgment against
the thousand three hundred and ninety
I1u dorTs with interest from the l day OF APRIL thou
sand eight hundred and sixty besides the cost OF this action
Dated A pril 10, Hoo.
KAUFMAN 4 FOSTER, Plan.d| Attorneys
The compsint ia he above entitled seton ld In the OF
ee OF the ek Of the City and County Of on the 10th
day OF June, 1850. j-iB-lawtwM
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-JrsE s3-Before Re-
cordoT BARNARD.
NJ, Sor-o ;rJ; A e. nuesiuC "a d--noht liar

Denis Sayrc, indictd for passing dFanght on lIsr-
rison Oakfn.th was iourd no. Suity.
Alexander Mckenzie put Trial Tor an alleged assault and
battery on Samu. Clas-e attorney and co e5rat sw,
who had conducted suit o divorce end isson Of property
between Mckenzie and his wife which sa have been recently
reported in the proceedings ofthe Suprtme Court
Mckenzie found giy at late hour IN me Afternoon oil
sn,e assault and as rerandcd :or sentence Monday
James G. Grovew ne-tea er =; sling watch nt asy Of
the Japenese ep Detective Bennett esush him IN the
sc, lie found guilty rema eed until Monday Tor en'
tenCe.
oil, Miller Irving gIced named CList P 20
who "a sged iugi i've rom jgstee Some TINE shs Sot
April AZ Tenth GHd Thirty mrs. iFet While
engaged m drum. D. FOX arrested ~ tire u ne and
coI.ited by TIE Recorder Ho vas suosegnenR
released on bail bit when HIS thai he vas net be
ound His for tied aud bench weTant issped t1r
L,sn@s On be Dg before ia" h corder Saturday, he
was fully committed for t-al Adjourned
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UaIer-Uure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Ding
I'VE hsnton T. eight hours from New York city by rail-
soedbs establishment has location unsurpassed in material
advantages by any obe Every facility Tor comfort add NE
recovery ofhcs viii be found large garden attached 70
IN. which the fne strawberries will be s-rvsd
this mouth For Ci.cui2r. address J. h. NOhrH. N u.
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sS(:Ik THE PENNSYLVANIA Nj
lOUUC CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOS

The capacity Of the Road equst In the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Once No Aroi House, corner sf veseJ 81
Facilities the transportation Of Passengers % and rom Hn
dnr-t Chicago ~ Louis, St Paul, Nashville Memphis New
.ans and ell other towns in the West Nohwet and Soun
est are FOL speed and comfort oy any route
Through the West leave New Yo.k tioot Of Court
.ndt Il incoming Express, Ia Evening EIpress p ID
Sleeping end smoking cars on all trains
Fare always low aud the time quick, by any either
route
y the route Frcshts Of all descriptions be forwarded
I'D from point the Railroads Of Ohio hontukJ Indiana
Ilinos Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, nv RAILROAD oi-
aECT any port ihe nsvssbe ver OF the "as oJ
stAauiers iron. Pittsburgh -
The rates Fcgto and from point Of the West ~ tn.
Railroad 1t all times favorable ch zrd
., ob, srosd Companies Merchants end shippers ntruss
transportation Of tnetI Freight To this Company can rely
With confidence its speedy transit
Tlis CouipunS also dantins Emigsnt Accommodating
Line nv which parties eigrsns westward ENJOY cheap snd
,forhle mode half the trstcas rsses
Of fare l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No Asor douss
LEIGH 4 Co, Freight Agents 1890
No Asor House, and No South W llltAn-st
MCDONALD BI6CBOFF, Emisrant hgrnts,
No Battery place
THoMAsA SCOTT, General Suppl, Altoona Pa
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cOT-RT OF SPECIAL sESStONS-JuSE 23Bcfors Justices
WELSH, kRLLy, and SRowsYLI-

Edward Hughes, larceny, Peni,enllary y nohtns;
Jeremiah O'Ne d. months: Jon IL wheeer John Pdasn,
John Fog- do zach; joe Philip rne, do months,
john Cummings betsy Tsgyar, months e9ch Christie.
Ole, Scott DO month"; John Bradford do, .nontbs ollcbsei
Msrflrand Vim. Breunick Bernard OHdi VIM. Dfsson,
do months each: Frgnc kergsn John Owisn Ellen Con-
nols assault and battery months each Tho1Hs C1rm 10
month; John D.msrv, DO, months; James Crogan, d.
months; Henry Hamilton. do months. FOR petty o5enss
pfscners tie ok House for IL days Usch At me
opepins the Court there upward Of 100 cos on the cal
.pdar ali of whh disposed Of Some prisoners
quilted Others eusdd ssnnee and In several cAses
fence was Suspended AID the culpriis released
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NJ 7. SUPREME COURT.-SABRiNA II.

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lSs AEDt EsOE Plaintiff, against THOMAS A ANsEh-
defendant kelisi)-to TO DEF End
AIT. hsIe5y suua4od and required to answer the
con plant aciio which copT he ewi.h served upon
YOU .sd heing tiled the 36;h lay OF May % IN
The Of the Iierk the ,tJ and County Of e" ork
10 ia. aid plant on
my Office No ga BrorD~ay IN the Cy pt H" ork within
ey d. the service hereof exclusive OF the Gay OF such
ics. the complaint within the
time sioesaid the pin s ucon viii apply to the Court
for the relief demanded IN lie paiDsed SeG No A. May
1910. u l.. fAalui4h,
uvos I-y,evrNf Plaintiffs Attorney.