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Ia W LNI,ELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPRCIAL TBRM-ssPr lS-Beore Ju'
tice PIRRRBPosr.

SUPERIOR COURT-sPKcIAL TBRn-sBPr lS-Beiore Jus.
tice PlRRRBPosr.
FRAUDULENT SALE or GOODS.
Arson j. Krebs sgt Visitor Henbach ct a.
complaint IL filed for the purpose Of setting ASIDE q
sale Oh the ground that fraudulent and msdI to deiud
hinder and delay creditors tep poIey tnJuncion was 3D.
tanned and motion Is now made TO dissolve IT. 49,.
Debtor the plaintiff nss his complete remedy ne can levy
isk do no think proper for the Court to at1rere BY an In
junction which may yaousy endsnger the defendant In case
turns out that b,na hde purchaser which he
that he isL , ,s -.
The remedy a. law for the plaintiff complete his COM
pnnt II there Ia ground Tor a. inunc
hon The injunction must be dissolved with costs
H Brace plaintiff. L. r Marsh for defendant he@
Newell attorneys.
APPOINTMENT OF NEW CLERK.
The Justices of The Superior Court have appointed
Robert c. Livingston Clerk of the Superior Cour. In place OF
George Maxwell removed There to be now no do1b
that hs runos regarding Mr. MsIwes eoPeneat are true
and a. Ia that gone California. mr Livingston
was formerly Clerk of the General Term His new position
commands q salary oil 81, 500 per snnum.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...... SAP


stsamships-Rosnoke Couch, Norfolk, Ludlam Hencken
lsn',S idlrr Phillips Charleston Spsford leson Co
Ton,Some,y Fjetcher savsnilIa, II. b Cromwell Co.
Sh,5.N Lnta Whitmorp Liverpool Eesmth Son Fair.
sss Tp Rottsrdam W r. Schmidt Kitty Simpson. Hepburn,
Liverpool II. Simpson %
Ba ks-Gsnwood Glover, London, b. eager Essex Ray
BTiss~Pr tsus Collins, Cienfuesos, e. Ward Co Wells
o., shv onesnstowpT James Asrcols Atkinson Jackson
Vile Esyins Son Aierts (spsnisn) Vaquez Grand Co
nary, RibeTa Hall. -, ro,.. Cab
zsbsth smith master Transit, Knowles LaVsc
CO Norcross Prince o. Darby Ressrs hnorehesd NY, "
r hnnsy H. r Russell, Mapkn, Charleston, u u Murray
p,syes, Doe bermuda, Mccall Firth Alexsnder r., HALL
Eoton Post Small; Sea Breeze McAlnon, 81 John' r.
Eeyius Son
gloop-O Ames, Hathaway, Tsanton, master.
StesmeI-Tscony, Ely, Philadelphia: a., n.y.
Bsrge-Down.Ess -, Philsdelphis, J. W. hehee
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ComcAL PREDIcAhEST OF PoLiTIciAs'-On
Thursday morning, about O'Clock, Officer hckasat,
of the Nineteenth Ward police, discovered . suit Of
clothes consisting Of @ coat, pants, vest, nat and
boots lying on the sidewalk foot of Fifty street.
and the natural sapposidon was that the owner had
committed suicide by jumping into the WAFER, or else
had been accidentally drowned. Gu examining the
clothing, Douglas and John'on badge Of the Sixteenth
Ward Union Club was found In the pocket of the PAN
falcons. Il was subsequently learned BY the police
that at o'clock a. m. man sailing under bare poles,
with nothing on but his neither garment, was observed
making goc time down Second avenue TO the railroad
DEPOT Arriving there safely, but nearly frozen, the
unfortunate ONO found compassionate indivi-
dual who fUInisbei bin with pair Of pants and pat
him Cd the right track for home These facts Indicate
that the owner of the clothing had attended The barbe-
cue given a. Jones's Wood in honor Of Douglas and
Johnson where he became elevated a. TO render To-
eonoton both difficult and dangerous. Arriving II the
foot of Fify-third street. and thinking himself In hs
own bedroom, the gentleman stripped himself
and went TO bed After enjoying several hoars repose,
and ding hmsef nearly fros'-bitten be broke IKE
Quarter horse for the nearest house. which proved TO
be that of the Seco1d-avenue Railroad Company, with
out giving the clothing he had left behind second
thought The recovered articles were conveyed TO the
Station House, where they remain for identih'aon'
TIE name of the ulf rtuuate gentleman has no. been
ascer;atntd.
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Lehsya wm snc,4 gsywss NJ $500. and sS n r.
49, Nv " Williams Mrs Ausesbury, Capt boye M
ssoss Pm hsny NJ. s,Tyi. sss f Mf wtssssS
y n f,sS scon p y R,dsr Mr. and Mrs Mo.ey aai go
Infants. NJ ard Ma Harrington Wsisl hf z.Saibsbiss
IA ,lgr,S,p n, Soto f,os HaruaaMr and MIS- onntIs'
o. Jsi.On Iorsnds h AcAssn Miss ys% Wv. mr Roa
O. " ortinsr r. Aperegnru, O. White A. Mora . 1aneb
D. J.dh Cspsiio semp, D. puent@ .. anf ,.rsn
der N. Cstapo, BeeiDo J. Fsrreg Garcia feansnags
A. Gouder Mr. and Mrs. Echsyeni, p. 0riten blsn
Ror g. Mscherds g. sobrsdo, Krenchun, two Misses pc
gueIo, " Rieero, 4. Lsner de aVegs. Chsoc rsIs9
o. Hocsrc o. Cs~arsn-r, y. Castsno, Aonfer Eicnsu
PeTro w. EeAhsId Thompson, W. Cabsl n. Ferrains
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philadelphia. Cau,s marse,-srrr. 70.

The suFg q ssss Cattle tbs wses ssrey e,ss % @
erfoe, tdyanced shade. the bsst cattle selling hiss
80 per leo 10. The prices however for ordinary sood sd
prime raI ginF mon, 81 IS 80 50 and ~ -.
saFsr fbeTe hair supply 4 sheep. 10 all seea soo
lead Tie denapd good and former lpi,es ranging ho
;4dac q ID dead vel sh, we'd maiptsp,4
H6ss-Ihere AZ unusud sappy Of hcss ne sosrssF
orating 10 2ip0 head Sales nisds a. som " ~
~ % and ss IS y 100 n sccorSins 10 guilty . ga
is'ows-Ths supyiy VI Cows also AsA anearen. !" ~
l,gS seLs wsfs a lite hfi,h a hon sG0seo v bead
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Disasters, &c.

THE scHR TIIoS Psrh from PASSPORT for SewYor with
of hsh sp1ed on Wedne.dy dsIins the e Tnsn on
BALrIxoKE Sept, l2-The bark Agnes nsWl IhonP.oa,
,ed hence this uong Cork and market In going out Of
the violently In collision with one Of the whsves
al Locust Point and supposed at frat to have met with sen
ous damage but finally proceeded on down.
BosTos Sept lSThe bark Ben Dorance, from Freepors
bound 10 NswYo during heavy gale last night IN trying TO
nske hsIbor ashore on Spectacle Island sea be
tnh eTR
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CITY ITEMS.

The DAY STAR Yesterday thousands Of people
took TO .tar- gazing, about noOn Venus having msae
herself visible in the southwestern quarter Of the
heavens. Tire air was 80 beautifully clear thai, a.
though the sun ibone brilliantly, the plane; was dis
tinctly visible. This phenomenon Is by no means IN
common ut this season of the year.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT, CoURT.-SsrT is-Before
Justice NELSON

VIOLATION OF CHATTER PARTY.
Robert sgt The Of the BRIG Hermitage tAvsnehesA
Co., claimanls).
This was an action to enforce lien for damages
caused By breach Of charter parry on the part OF the clam
ants The vessel chartered 81 1888 70 tadias
. The coat Of Africa for the CT t+S per month After
m. vessel the claimants desired TO have some
asse1 taken board This the plaintiffs refused on tue
suspicious persons and would render the
liable be d. tsinsd slppci Of intending slave
claimants broke The charter AND refused TO
e.fy the voyage In the District Count tue con-
ndd that the plaintiffs had taken proceeding d tst
~, Cou bad jurisdiction Judge Belts concuned In thar
% and dismissed the lien The plaintiffs then brought the
cs.. IN appeal To this Court DsciSon reserved
Bsebe, Dean Donohuo for clAimsnsi Benedict, Burr
Benedict, for plaintiffs.
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SEIZURE OF GUSPOwDER.-Bosts crew No. z, Of
the Harbor Police, yesterday morning seized boa,
containing fifty kegs of ginpowder, while lying a.
tie foot Of Bridge street, Brooklyn. The Fire War
dens have il in charge. Il will probably be forfeited
10 the Fire Department Fund.
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and that the plaintiff was fviDa s rapid rate, and ~ nE
chs.s the spsed " bis borss tl 30 thrown out
The psntff the sese fse OF we
psns hs.iDs ben lts right side Of the st add me -
tndst DIVE bng the side evidence of ssSc1
If~se The Cot held that there hsyns besn Jofucfon
he street the defepJsnts oyer right y 20 hs en "
avoid ~ and btt % ne driving wsk ard bs m1nI
incurred In Consequences Of The rapid driving ths piDsn
he not entitled 20 that ts the DE-
feDdats driver the side OF street
plye evidence Of negligence Judgment rendered fof
EIJudss Philip for plaintiff, B. " Andrew. for defendant
COURT OF GENERAL sEssiOss-TuksD4r, sET. IA
Before Judge RussHLL
Henry Adams, rs years OF age, entered The New
yt Hotel by fslse last Monday ngt whers he
. csrgb having three Of the value Of So md
eIs ether uropety fIDg those wh' attempted 70 Arrest
an He was indicted burglary In the hfst degse, and
sut, TO burglary In the seeood degree ms ~n
tsuce 10 he ION extent allowed By law, 81 tsh years me ss
ib Smith ls years Of sss pleaded guilty Of forgery IN ne
~ asgrse In pspg % bs on tho msnoe bsDs
~ t cy Al several places IN Csthanne street on hs
lie aa9 Of August Sent TO the state Prison Tor
Wlism Klepe Henry Smith aod Albert ayet AZ 700 - ~ !,
% years Of age were found guilty Of larceny In esnng oo
biyt. OF the value Of & from te entry way fs On ~
I'D Of August and sentenced 70 the State rnso' % W.
years each. -, ..s 49,. -, IN. 17th nj An.
ust .oe tw silver watches and god chejn In All o. e ssas
OF 81 itom hu az nouse No l09 Dvis1os sss
and ON plea Of guilty Of attempt grand larceny Ts ss1'
the y etc Prison for too ytars
Adjourned 10 ii O'Clock on Frdsy morning
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DRANpRETH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL

ID PILLS, Apopl,1s Bihous Diseases and dtssesss
,.nesy Bow Bscsuse hey purity The blood md rssov-
al c.,rueon. hon The e9ssh and ebeslsen Ien ~ ~
corr,I Broadway but No 2s4 Canal It, Br,Darsh tour'i
No Unionsqnat Cerpbefs 9Th sv. and ash Vt
And BY ell respectable dealers.
Pree Is Dor.
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AZ. III.
for q the more common and rmPe ailments Of Lie.
LIST OF ,,. r,,n,,.
HUMPHREY srE'Hio nJ pr,aao ~ S,as. Bo.e.-Ceut.
No. IT, - " 80 s - rs
!. Cures Fever, Corsestion ECO az
sCur., Cole Tsrthins Crying and "skefane'' Blow \,
Growth and feebeness OF lniah.s' 49, i...rtnm
L. DisIrhea Of Children CT Adu ChoieiA a,
and Same Complaints .iii...
5Cues by s.neTy Bloody Fluf Colo, OnPnss pih"u "A
Cole Fall DSsenery.
cpye. Chol.ra gbosra Morbns, Nausea, and Voni'inG
Ashnate Breathing %
Cu,es Cougb, Colds hoarsen@ss Bronchitis lnhuenIs, .
and Sore Throat
cnye, Toohnche Fsesache Nervous Pains, Neuralgia, .
-, ia DaIo,s,nx ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Curs i,sdse he sict Headaches Vertigo Rush Of Blood
10 the Head ....................... p
IA cny.. Weak Acid OF Dsran ged Stomach, Con-
sttn.tin tyei Con plant Is
n Cnrs supprr..rd Menses or Seanty Delaying Green
n Crre, Irucorbes or Whites b. arns Down too Profase
~ M.ns.. Observation-Disclosures
IA Cnr,, Croup Hosrse Croupy Cough Difficult and OPP
'o''~ a'.,.S prr..btn, 70 ...'.....,.,..,,,.....
=. pre- ae'sv 49, mt Emotion. Erysoelss Scai
N''' Ia p.,h.,s
IL c.. Rbsnns,s, Pain I.meueu or Soreness In the
Chest Bsek Side OF Limbs. 50
rs cnres Fever and Agus Intermittent Fever Dumb Ague,
Old iny,terste Ace,
II Cur,, piles Int-Tpsl or Erteraa ind Besding Re-
cent OF obstinate %
49, Cures Ophthsmy, W.st or ATTAINED Eyes OF Eyehds .
Falt Weak Sight
49, Cuns (aAJrk Acute Chronic Dry Flowing Cold
In the Head 1nfnenIA.,. .............:..,.''.. %
10 Cnre, WhoOprg Cough shortening and p1laipg IT, or
a. CnIrs Asthma Oppressed Difficult Labored Breathing
Courh sno 80
., D,schsrves Noise ia the Head Impaired Hear
H''e, , 70, s' O''o - '-' .'...,...,. 50
n cnrs. scrof la ENLARGED Glands and Tonss swelngs
"a "a mr.. ,.....,.,................. 81
"a Cures General Debility Physical or Nervous Weakness. 50
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BRITISH TRIBUTE TO AMERICAN SEAAEs.-CaPt.
Young and crew, Of The ship Harvest Queen, Black
Ball Kne, were on Wednesday presented with tesu
uonal from the Brtisb Cove pmsDt for rescuing the
crew Of the brig Xippies, vessel OF ST. Johns, New
Brunswick bcurd for Liverpool. On the night Of the
22d of January last, vessel fire at sea was seen
from the Harvest Queen. Although terrific gale was
blowing the time, Cspt Young bore for tns burn
ing chip, which proved to be the xipPies. The hrH
mate, James c. sowell, aod three Of the crew, msD-
ned the quarter lifeboa and pushed for the wreck,
from which they safely rescued the captain, his wife,
the owner, and the crew-twenty two persons in all
whom they broreht TO this city. To Capt Young was
presented handsome geld watch TO the first mate
chropometer, Ill $50 to each of the crewMr. Sehel
acting as the agent of Lord Lyons, the British minis
ter, in the matter.
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Advertisement.
MS nNnoN CIrQ =

Introduction to this country has found Ne way into ahmed
every respectable family Hotel and he land In
dp nssbe with and hsh Of every kind the pspa
lA1y now enoysls owing to Ia superior Qualities
where PAnxxa, No leBeeknADst Assns for The Uai
ted states and Canada.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-ssPr, Il.
To N

general calendar will be made up for Tuesday next
s,pt her Ia Notes Of must be filed Friday l4h In
cider 70 se their proper placed on tho calendar
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,,,p,Np cotpr Tu.I Nns Before Jnstice moC SI,rs

Hether ng tDs ~ broneLt 20 recover 800 damages
.aaS hss been sustained y the Pntla y eoi' With
Aes'u ~, S.nts evidence slowed that the platntin
sFs 81 E,,day az rate Of xix mites
Ss a hat when opposite Hudens Express oee his 'eh
houi N esi,n With stage OF dele ndaat that BE- the
c,ir 80 me rca TIE coii'n, thrown on the side
81 pa uch injured tie cl'imrd hat bis IN lnss sore re
nss M f ants tee ip4moch -sths ddser was al the
49,. ~ a b, dee of the street end ose 70 the onbsious
III end ~ prov, that hare ssyer ESpssss wagons
~ the the riga. side gng no "a
"a Az Ia bis obso treir tivT Obliged - h. thu
- e. ~ ode 81 tne ,rce. tbs, r. wss ari,iussAWh
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SUPREME COURT-CHAnBERs-sEPr. lS-Beiore Justice
SUTHERLAND.
AN ATTEMPT AT IMPROyEaEST-SMALL COURT
ROOMS.
The Court removed 10 is old quarters this morning
the e room Chambers Il hel1 except duus cason
OF The has teen newly caTprted AMI cleaned
ana Or. improved and cheerful appearance The roo9
not large enough for the purpose 20 which IL applied
ro large required for tho increasing business o.
this branch Of the Coult
DECISIONS.
In re- Petition Of Samuel Wilkeson, Receiver, lot
leave TO Assign GcReiered to Mr. Leknswen ESQ., "'AA'
in re- Application OF John C. Mallory 81 a. TOT aS
Di,sou,ion Of the Melville Gold Mining Co., hepo"
In r.. Adjudication of Sophia A. Simmons Al MIAMI
Bond approved, and oIder granted
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fAdsrrtis-neus
- n
Editor Of The

s. and Oner.tips and Corsultpg Surgeon, No =, ssy.
es computations on obscure d.ssses q ne evs
;,,nn ,bs 3nife or ssture Osiee hours nom 10 3,
nd "a Saws uiugs
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niSfATuaS ALMANAC.
sun-hses.. o;5s sess 6;11 Moon Sets. 1891
HIeB vArHR DAT
Sandy Hock 651 Gov Island. 747 He'll 80. 9,e3
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fAd'er isem.nt


THE PRINCE OF WALES AT GURNES's GALLERY.
~. or correct likeness In the United States Of his Royal
80. ;hs Prince Of WAles exhibition 9URskr's Sal.
lsIy - ''' ''N' w "''~N'S'
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Advertisement
What can | do best ! We reply: Go

pbsnoosic. rooms Of fowler WxtLs No sos Broadway
and Jour heed examined character written out In @
With Ctst o. yonr developments and you thea know os
ceslniy hat eonpared With others what yoa
can do best, and low you may rise In the world.'
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DIBLE HOUSE, No. BIBLE HOUSE,
ID FOURTH-AV., NETWORK, -
40 the celebrated NESUVIUS COOKING and HEATING
RANGE The hest which from ordinary ranges goes 70 waste
u n chimney saved and made available warm the rooms
sove without In the lessng its convenience efficiency
As Kche Range The INA HEATER designed t. act In
the front basement place 10 the basement paIlor and
rooms over tbs "a or For efficiency economy durability aad
safety they are unequAed Abundant references furnished 90
application. SPAgLDlNu a. 5IkArtO,Nn.
10 Bible House. 4thay m y Manufacturers and Proprietor
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II ING DEBT FUND STOCK OF TIE CITY OF NEW.
IIRKseaed proposals win be received at the Controllers Of
Fee until TUESDAY the sth day Of September 1860 at O'CLOCK
p when the VIII be puehSy opened for the whole
sny Part Of the amount Three Million dollars Of the Floating
Obj FUND stoet the City Of Newlork authorized by chap
sOS Of the Laws Of 1890 ard by Ordinance of the Common
Council approved by the MsSI Avs 1850 for the purpose
hqudstng and funding the Floating Debt u the Corporation
d viii bear interest the rate Of Per per
payable and the principal VIII be redeem
abs TIE brst day Of May, IN the year 1873
TkspOpO viii state the amount Of stock desired ard the
price per hundred do thereof and the persons whose
proposals accepted will be required 10 deposit with the
CrsnbeIsin q the City within ten days Aer the opening
the d the awarded TO them respectively including the
rremfnms on the
eseug 70 the Controller the receipts OF the Chamber
lain such deposits the parties VIII Ne entitled 20 receive
hses for equal amounts Of the value Of the stock bearing
interest from the dates Of psyments.
Each proposition should be sealed and indorsed Proposals
fo the foslpg Debt Fund Stock of the City Of New
sid the nclOsd in second envelope addressed To the
Controller
Tho right reserved the pc Of the Controller TO reject
any al bids considered necessary 10 protect promote the
iDtsrests Of the ey.
BOders Revenue Bonds Of the Corporation may make che
sbe In the purchase Of this stock they deere
dc ROB'r T. HAWS, Controller.
City Of New-Yosk Department Of Finance
Controllers Office, Aug IL, 1850
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THE REASON WHY
THOMAS r AGNEW,
No zoo Greenwich st.. corner OF MurTeyet New Iork,
constantly
THROEGED " iTH CUSTOMERS,
"a HAS
The Largest Stock Of TEAS In the oy.
THE Lerses. StOck Of COFFEE in the city
m. Lsrtest stock OF WINE In the city.
1bs La,sest Stock Of FLOUR in tue city
qi,s LaIg, u Stock Of SUGAR Ia the city.
Ti,s LaJge,t stock Of PROVISIONS in the city.
Because he keeps the best quality Of GOODS and
B,cause he seus LOWER than any other house
~ AGkEW has Immense Cash capital a. his command
bh sHsbss hn 20 take advantage Of the market ~ ell limos
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
HOTEL PRoPBIETORs,
neutrality-suspicious.,
hrs Who purchase IN large quantities effect saving
Of 70 pei cent by purchasing st the P'psa low prices
i'f "h''' '"o CANTON TEA WAREHOUSE
Ia. ,uch woTId-v ide Ienown 1890 ,,,,,,,,
No 200 Greenwich-st, corner OF M1Tra!
Coods delivered free 70 all palts Of the city
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PAssIYG CoUNTERTElr MoyFY - Bernard Flood
and Michael Bset. by Officer Jones Of the Second
ard charged with pa ttIe ~ bi on the Bani al
tddebury Vt Win8rth - lesrJ e Nos md Fulton
Market On seschg FLOOD snother of the counterfeit bills
vas found In bis possession Both the ri token be-
fore Justice Kelly, aud held for examination.
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Groceries ano provisions.

A NDREW W. ROSE, No. 228 WASHING
n TON ST. N Y, WHOLESALE, ONE PRICE. CASH
DFAIIR IN PROVISIONS, FISH AND GROCERIES,.
N,ekeTel Salmon, Nhitehsh, bluehsh Haddock, Snsd
Picksd Henri s &c all size packages Georges GOLDFISH
Hsus shouldtrs Beef Lsrc, PORK, Mid Cheese and Gro
OF an knds for sale very low. Cash buyers invited 70
car Orders aolcited and filed with
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Wafer-@nre.

DEEKSKILL WATER-CURE.-Open through
4 An. yrst d. A GORTOE NJ D., Proprietor. Reference
no Eew.l OH: Hon JOHN e. SCOLE5 No Beesmsase
4 u. HARMS esq No 3as Broadway.
s. W BENNETT, esd, No 80 Csdarst
For descriptive Circular inclOse stamp Address the ProPe
tor Petk.kll, n
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6toprs ano 6eaters.
A No. j RANGES.

A No. RANGES.
"A GREAT SUCCESS.
VERY INTERESTING TO H0USEKEEPERS
MIGRANTS PATENT WATER-BACK COOklNG-RANGE
proved by hundred 10 TO be sure remedy
sgn putting out the ERE should the water be stopped iof
proof Of hich read the follo1iug
-. heRAh SOS:
Patent WseBsck Range had 70 put IN has been
gulated used with and without wateT 10 one salts
faction In fuel burns bat about half OF tst have
CON > nnd,r nv 40 spec.ion ERASTU6 LYMAN,
Pres KniekerbockeI life los Co. No. LOG Broadway
Movable ~cser ksas regulated te tbo
Range without putting the and used with aud without
water II g. very simple and sstsfscoy As 10 fuel burns
about one third Of four others have used.
"ALFRED MORE, No. go West 221st"
Can and examine send for circular with many cerhcses
u ~ j IHGRAM L son Manufacturer 534 4sh-av, NY.
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IN II M p II r f Y s.
III SPECIFIC
rrnNST ODATJIC REMEDIEQ.

Ths Remedies are carefully prepared tho d ct
a, .nd i'm pecton Of Prof HUMPHREYs IN ord TO rect
S,est and long rshed ant Of the puoc nsuey remedies
g. N ,hs more e. and rimple ailments Of Lie.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New,
~ ork- PETER KOHLBECK, Plaintiff. sssnst MONKS
FREDERICK, observation-disclosures, for money oeneha Oh
contract IT, the Defendant You hereby summoned and r.
qued the complaint In this action, oil "hfh copy
herewith served upon you and 70 serve ecopy your snse
the laid complaint the subscriber at his office NO.
Ia the City Of NewYork within twenty days ateI
the ssvics hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service and
you fail the complaint within the time a1essd the
plainA this viii take judgment against you for the sum
4 dAy dollars with Interest from the nrs day OF May one
thousand s hundred aud sixty besides the cost ttns action
-Dstsd July IL, loo. PHILIP r. s9liH
Plaintiffs Attorney, No. 81 W Gllstieet
Tho complaint In the entitled action duly MED In
the off Of the CIe OF the CITY snd Cosnty Of Nswfo on
tine 10th day Of JAY 1850. PHILIP y SMITH
A, Giswl0vF' Plaintiffs Attorney.