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reeor. A. Alexandra. sirnj.
been IN a condition therefor.
Tar boauifalities were offered,

been IA condition therefor. At Dexandnas nlI'
lar hospitalities were offered, 90 .cs.s.Y
To illustrate the manners Of siayehoiimg ma
tors. let me relate the substance OF eohvs.sauoD
which occurred at Charleston dining the sLIn2s ~
the Democratic Convention, between one OF toe
most distinguished of the delegates from THIS Sale
and A Senator from the extreme South, who rep
resented the Administration:
Southern Ssnasoy-How Is II about your man So"''e'
as,6es On Ds~a-So Sir we suppose We
be seriously njurd, and YVES obliged 70 'a'ss n'
Sss.r. seaaso,-Your man wIson. 10 /. true that be is
s,.oeasa Deseasssr IL the saysnsss q %,
ths man Eau ,i.s in huubl- sston positions
Of eminenee by his merit and hi, own efforts
This said with little sharpness the deiegae oehs
Ike Con Wilson, native New Hampshire and "sei;ade
Sou,se,n sesasov tster wbe)--Your gunner. am
told that he IS not reconzsd as gentleman among you -
received iU,o ,'gsStsSls sumni rsea I'd
scholar and has the confidence Of the people Of h'ssh'
Good morning, Sir! y.I
"mudsillr and tho Southwestern gentleman"
The Legislature passed series OF resolutions
fully approving of Mr.. Summers speech and adding
q word of commentator of Gen. Wilson. 30 We
are all in the same boat and if Wilson and Sumner
are not gentlemen we are none Of us ID that " cat
egory," always excepting, Of course, Mr. Everett,
and Mr.. Riley and Mr.. billiard, and Marshall
Freeman, and South-Side Adams, and Deputy
Carton, ana Ut. Dlaguen, anu M. Du'nian, an"
j. r. Stevenson, and Augustus Carey, and Sam.
A. Eliot and Michael O'Raferty, and few
Others, the elite of the city and State.
The National Quarantine and Sanitary Cenven-
ton is in session here, apparently bent upon having
q good time. The proceedings thus far have been
unimpOrtant. One of your New-York doctors in
formed the Convention that arsenic is not near go
poisonous as it is supposed to be. This accounts
for the preference given to strychnine in the best
poisoning circles. s.r.J
The Atlantic Monthly for July has the, first part
of an historical sketch by John L. Kennedy of Ma
ryland; an estimate of Rufus Choate by Horatio
Woodman, which contains ludicrous Oyer-statc-
ment of the value Of lawyers; an account Of the
Regicde Colonies, by DR.. Palfrey, and other solid
articles. " .
The Bell and Everett folks are throwing out Gags
and ringing bells in the country towns. There is
reason to believe that the delusion is kept alive for
sinister purposes by the belfounders and dealers in
bunting.
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AsHEs-Tbe marae. /. quls. for there buyers
FLOUR AND MsAL~TSs demand Tor ws.ts,e sad State
rsS ss.: .PPa s for fS
has been in fair the low rates current % attract
s 81 ' icf sSSef Fl s and
ss s q %. e. sn .pps aa
hoop extra oho s. Is icr trade and
2fi r,te SI' GALES $40 bs IS assss 20 spns
rate for LambtOn Ms' southern Flour unchaased but
Sss .sS SS and R ss ss' &c. ns choice
s,,ss Ry. slO9r L steady and IN fs, demand ..e: q
GRAlN-The Whes, nsrse. Is irregular The demand
s sSt sS nj 'e Racine Spring 81
81 M o eS's mysus sea t IL = - we Ss
~ saa 81 4oi 1900 bush prime White Indiana private
sqs ss ID saud
en Oats are in fair demand and hrm saes OF cS bash at
ae Corn slower and in good request for the home trade and
the Esshe srIiss are fair sales Of a SEQ eush dt 70,
Westerns e7GC! for round Yellow and esa7o for Southern
WHisKY-The market quetbu, firm; sales small 2llds2
PROVISIONS The Pork market lie lower but active
The arrivals are limited ,sles Of $50 eSl as ga ,zSis
Thin Mess and sfs e2s0sls7S Cor New Prime; included ia
if '.e e.S sI1 request tS and e a % 81 S ~ 81
for Country Meas 90 i5d BIO 20 for Repseksd Mess and
se unchanged and in fair drlnand Gales as bids at al for
Shoulders tG9l Hams Lard quiet and 10
iar demand; sales OF s25 bbs st II ellie. .L
COFFEEfhe mtrket Is qrte firm and moderately active
ss Of 200 bags Rio at lsidc 10 do do at l3s and loo
do Costa RIGA nt ID.
COTT0NThe market Ia duh aud heavy slc for Ordinary
kyc for Mcdirg Uplends and lc for do Gulf Fsr p1nds
sell slowly Of l2e New Orleans aud Texas Fair s held a.
lac. -.
MoLAssEs quiet but steady nom 28 2ee
for Cube Csyed 2SaS5c FOX Cubs Tor f9o
Rico, and sGQ Soc for prime neg ofcsns ihs
stock hand comprises 24o hhds Cuba MmeosSt' 800
hhis Cuba Cayed ISo hhd Porto Rico and 800 oes New
RICE Tie market Ices active, but Ia firm 4idiic for
connon 20 Primo quality Id,
ana es Of have been made al shade uuder
zoe beside which 100 bess Pinoto sold at 6te, cash. duis
paid - -, 49,,
nan Lining and q for fair 70 primo do Grocery
nom d8 for fair 70 choice Museoyado New
,lssns Il quiet 6AGeic quality Te stock hand s
computed at &c $50 hd ID 800 boxes, and bIeo bao beside
5000 hhds Meldo.
HoPs-Ihs demand is fair and prices unehansedi sass
Of 40 bales 1859 at sale.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New

CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
- York-LAZARUS HALLGARTHN aud JOSEPH HERR
FIELD against WILLIAM BLACKEAk--Summons for money
demand contract not seredlfo the above named
Defendant: You hereby summoned and required TO
the complaint this which has fled in the Office
OF tho Clerk of the City and County Of at the City
Hall in the City Of New YORK and to copy q your
81 wslLs in said City, within twenty days AFTER The service
Of exclusive Of the day OF snch service
and n you the sad complaint within the time
Aforesaid the plaintiffs In this seton will take Judgment against
Won for of thousand three hundred and nnetysx
10 100 dollars with nom the 18th day Of april thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty besides the cost OF this action
Dated April 10, 1860. . - -. -. 49,.
KAUFMAN FOSTER. Plaintiff Attorneys
The complaint the above entitled action tiled in the OF
fee clerk sthe City and County Of Newly on the 10th
dav of June 1860. jel3-1aw6wM
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IN ,CHANCERY,. ireland: An the matter OF Of
Flynn, otSerwiss CARTWRIGHT, bis vita Petitioners,

TN CHANCERY, Ireland.--In the matter Of
Flynn, Otherwise CARTWRIGHT, his wfs Petitioner,
w. Ireland Regulation act le5o having been oy IN orasl
Of bis Honor tbs Master Of the Role made In this matter
ING date the 18th day Of November e referred % me " N.
aure whether be several
respectively living dead and u dead the date o. sns asa'n.
respectively hereby request any person who can give e
bg information Respecting the parsons hsreandsI n1su VI
any OF them, communicate with JAMES " EtSDo IL
ohaneey place Dsb9 Ireland re Ssis"T III s@e
Tor R.,pondent No Gardeners place, Dublin Ireland OIL or
before lhe FIRST day u October, 1850. - - -
fyohn CeItsshs formerly Of the CITY q paeia; son
Of Isasc Cartwright the elder ornsy Of Baybury IN Nh
County which John Cswrht stated 70 have LEFT Ireland
aud gone 10 America ia or about the year lsZs. . -,
Number 2-Mary Cartwright the wife ofsad John Cerwish
side in part Of Connaugh shoy after her husbands de-
parture for America
No said Cartwright the son Of John and
Mary Cartwright -. -. ..-. 9.
No Fourfhe Infant Of which the said Mary Cartwrgh.
was giant the 2h OF July 1871 And also require oil
persons claiming blood reaon next blood rea
tons said John Cartwright at the time Of the death OF the
said Mary Cartwright W she be dead 10 send the pc cars Of
,ueh relationship 10 the said James O. Rynd rto said William
Mazeyie before the LIT day of October next to come In
and prove sane before me at my Chamber tho Inns Quay
Dublin Ireland on before the st day of October 1860 other
will perecuded from the benefits of the orders 10
be made In this nstterDsted This sh day OF April sso
JAMES @. RYND, Solicitor for Phinia. No Ch,ncery
Dubl
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feaal Notice..
NEW-YORK sTPREME COURT, CITY and

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, UIli ana
IN COUNTY Of NEW-YORK.-JObN huonno ss-lh,ii
The BISHOP HILL COLONY summons Tor honey u ns
contract COn not served To me sSVse ne ss
plant this action which viii be filed In me Once 81 tne
o the City and County Of Newi orb a. ,he . ma III ,a
The 'ubscibers at ,he Office No 2e BIoads.y n tue CITY Of
on Won xeusye Of the such service and you s 70
e TIE said complaint within the time Aforesaid the pantn
In This elton WIN taie Judgment aai for the Of three
hundred three O dollars with Interest from the TWEEN
tyfr.t day February one thousand cst hundred shn nT
EIE r. BROWN Plaintiff Att;eneyg
No. 229 Broadway, New. Nork.
n. con.nt IN The above entitled action filed in thu
Office of the CLERK the CITY and County Of At the
City Hall in the City OF Nsw-Yok On the 18Th day oM"y 1857
uy2l lswowM
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Water-Gnre.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, 8ing-
WI hsmton N Y, eight hours from NewYork city by rail,
roadhs establishment has location unsurpassed In natural
advantages by any other Every facility for comfort and sas
the premises which the hIest strawberries will be 'eTyea
this month Fer Circular, address J. II. NORTH d. y.
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ale0ifal.
OAK ORCHARD ACID sPRNGs.-The,

OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS.-The.e
~ Springs situated the valley Of the Oak Orchard Greek
IN the town Of Alabama 6eneee County ~ L. e, nss
there re riI others They all located within circuit Of
about iy rod. The ednsl qsss Of the waters are fully
.on%. Of soip9gr sulgladc Ad sspsais q Ls and
so1enS Sn very ff ' the presence in such
anususl quantities, Of these curative sa6stsnees
,ba .coSIou. dshess have been cured by their USE
In kin dsesseseven in confirmed LeProsy-the waters nave
'een y medical and scientific gentlemen given in tn.
circulars The sGws eminent ss%s9 'Bs sa m sirUns
T. Romeyn Buck d., Of Albany; ia. McSaHghton ~ ",
Of Abp EdSTr,d Spring b q sbS.y 9 pr r.
They the w.s, confidently Dr. ssRns bic TO:
cured by tho Of the D Beck ssy; II am satisfied S
that these waters sIs highly ,alns5s :. me "
Dr White reed paper the subject Of these Waters
before the Academy Physicians In tho City Of Newf9k 10
which ne hat tho Waters possess decidedly tonic re.
,ersn sngen; properties and tina, the class Of d-esses
T. . % b tsf5 digestive ss , .ns a and Of the
Dea:es chToIic DyspP1 Chrone Drss onson.
Of passive hemorhase PpuA Hemouhsgca and the
eoqnaie Of Hectic Fever ne water nay a.9 De
Tes n poscsd fevss TO excite the APP
petite .ad promote digestion IN :ps Of me m1soss
membrane Of the intesnes In Cslcuious anecons OF La
e.. .sadd 1 B5S.Ps cd being sS 1eat and t.,
opt by continued disorder the stomach In reoe ~
S and SiI ps Be Ssse ss n iS
Dyspepsia with an alkaline condition Of the stomach
a. IL Pyross or Il VIII prove better than hydro
ebloc acid In cases Of Coca PictoDu aud other
consequences ang from the sction Of lead this Water VIII
prove 10 he In Chronic Phayngt Laryn
dis Chronic Mucous Ca.nh and Humid Asthma Chronic
0phbsma eIteray) as gass In liberated Sore IhoaIs
Piles ~, ~,
.isn m. .'srs ~es FOR an sas a
Other ssinoniss fom and other respectable In
divf6uals, be application 10 the Agent
Dealers supplied on liberal terms
No Water genuine unless procured Tom
n w BOsTwICK, Sole Agent
Metropolitan Hotel Buildins, BIosdwy w,lork NO. ~
Sold slso by Hsgemsn Co., Mo-. loi 1s sll ard go
KNNEs TRUSS-A new article, the best clean
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COURT OF GENERAL sgssfoNs--JuSs is-Berore Re.
corder BARNARD. rnE
Tho case of Samuet X imroelsfein haker vuhoae

nc Cdtt Vi EtUIUtI hIHIIutibItlu, WUDtB
trial charge of receiving 600 barrels Of -four stolen om
Hecker Brothers, the wholesale bakers opened yesterday
continued before this Court to-day Many witnesses
aned always the in trials for receiving stolen goods
aud the trial wal tedious and uuinlerestiug.
The Court adjourned without finishing the trial
THR Thursday, 18th ipt contained stenen.
that Adrian Marot receiving
goods This The jury did convict Adrian Mai
rot but found him o guilty.
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SUPERIOR COURT-GEsxRAI TERx.--June ls.-Befor
full Bench.

SUPERIOR CoURT-GESERAI TERx.--Jane ls.-Before
afuu Bench
DECISIONS.
Hendrickson agt. Beers. Atkins ct al. agt. Stanton
et al Potter Adnir ag- Whe-Judgments affirmed with
costs.
Whiting agt Rehabilitation denied with so costs.
Howe agt. Searing.-Order reversed, without costs.
jacobson agt Behnont-Order affirmed with costs
Mortimer agt Drummer ct a-Judgment for plaintiff On ver-
dict with costs.
SPECIAL TERN-Bsfore Justice WOODBURY.
Collyer agt Burns ct al.Judgment entered m favor
of pnif aside and Judgment entered for plaintiff for the
amount Of verdict and for the defendant for the Of
Lis costs with order that the amount Of the verdict be Get Cd
ana allowed against the defendants costs and the defendant
have execution the balances the costs Of the motion 70 be
xed at allowed defendants and be paid by plain
tin attorney unless defendants attorney elect to collect them
as part OF his costs in the ....t
77'-' Before Justice ROBERTSON
Lefingwe receiver, agt. Chewe ct al.-Judgment
for plaintiff defendants to transfer property 10 plaintiff and pay
costs OF action = -
Gilbert sgt smth-oder of reference granted, with $40
costs in the cause.
Gilbert aet. same.-like order.
Loshay sg DrotCsse ordered 70 be reseted 70 frgt
amendment Denied Others with SO coss 70 be coss
. in the
O'Brien agt characterization fOrrcerencs denied with 8;
costs, t. be costs in the cause.
Butler by guardians sg Phean.niotiou denied with 81
costs 20 defendant.
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NIlcIlAeI Huuu agt n ONiIS IL. HAWIEy; OHNtf Bfy.
al Chss L. p Bowes; Henry C. Post agt John Z.
Miles al Julius Freytag sgt Cornelious Vanderbilt VIM.
H. Robinson at o. y Baker, John Kelly agt A Bowen; J.
OBrien agt Chas. Mncolm j. W. Gregory sgt p Zeg io J.
al A H. Nones; F. Cargick agt A. Vau~inhe
Judgments affirmed with costs to respon tents.
ESs saknecht sg II. g. CrozierJudgment reversed and
NJ trial ordered
sedgich agt E. h. ouinnJudgnent reversed with cost,
and judgment for defendant.
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COURT CALENDAR-TnIs DAY.
UsITED STATES DISTRICT COuRT.-Sane

UsITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-SaEe as Fri
day.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT.-Part Mos. 36l
IsC5 l2l, 1925 405 1862 1879 1879, Il75 1893 1s5e
s13 1909 l4Ol 1i05 1907 1893 m Part Nos b70 $40,
500 ci8 89l 889 $685. 82 $780, COG ll6o Az $780, 38 1884,
lls2 Il44 146, $50.
SPECIAL TEFM.Nos. l2l to l24, SO, 81, 1876 to l9s,
a. NJ, 81, "a, 129, 1881, 132 SO. ll3, ia, .. >
SUPERIOR CoURr--Part L--Adjourned to Tuesday.
Part U-Nos 5Oe 49, 256, 800, $50, COS, So ei9 , TO-
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-
~ DUNKIRK EXPRESS ava n, for DnAlirh Buffalo
and Can sneaiguA
wAyaa'.' M, for Madls.own NvvssrsA, and io,erned
MIGHT saR ~ sa:e e. p 3 s.sss. s1ss s
a' mail train ''ss nd GE. SsY N r Es Genera su,
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
+ PoaT and Fill aiyER-.TSs .plsndld md ,upsh..
cs s,,s.
p, and g. EflRE STATE Capt B1sy.sn on Mosbsf
WEDEEsDAY, and FRIDAY, d o'clock p n. nom fisr
HSeanes no rsom. VIII be regarded secured TO any spp
cart until the sane shah have been paid sor;
an r'P'''' VIZ BORDEN Agent Nc. 20 and u ws..s
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
sc % 5 T viii ss1.
Station follows, Through E.Ps.s Train. and II as p and
ssns s, W.1 r. % ss Sing az
is and p, Pscshle.Re i:ls end %. sso d 70,
T'Ea ss; .. ID ssssIs fSs III
E@ln ss PasngsI9 a1sn :. Chamber 1as9 9 Cs1,
saasay: and md i .ns s
81 III SsS
UyHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
Il TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, and NEWPORT
Inland nopiThe ,hOres. and most drec-Canying the East
The Steamer. PLYMOUTH ROCK. Capt Joel Stone and
2aosds leaving New.Yorh daily Sunday eJcopted) nom
Pier No. ls r., 5p. and 6onngton az M or On
arrival Of mail train which leaves Boston at 81
The COMMONWEALTH. from New. York-Mondny, Wed
nesdsy and Friday From sonngou-Faesday Thursday ana
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. from New-Yort---Tue.dsy Thur
aar aud sstnr5sy From stonin Monday Wednesday,
and Friday
Passengers proceed from stonngcn, per Railroad 70 Proy
aeree and Bcstonin the Express Mail Train, reaching sad
places In advance Of those by ether ore' and IN ample time lor
he morning lines connecting North and East Passen-
ensers that prefer remain on board the steamer enjoy nights
rest undis.ubed breakfast If deFed and leave Sopgton
the 7:45 tsn connecting At Providence with the III M
train for Boston. 49,. ..-. Cd. . =. !,
Baggage Master accompanies the and train through
esch way
For passage berhs or freight y on board ths
Tie ofFce No. us West-st. Of CouTtiandt-st
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Tosal by al Routes June lsio 400 ebls roer 40 bbs
Germ Meal 5000 bush Corn 1000 do Wheat 800 10 osls
l2o 20. Provisions, 10 Pc Lard, 200 do whisky.
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Ia W INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAxBERs-June ls.--Besore Justice
BoSsEY.
Cumberland Coal ard Iron Company agt. The Hoff-
man Steam Coal Company Order of tken by de-
fault May 1862 set aside, and the motion for reference
stored the calendar be heard In It's order payment Of
$40 costs by plaintiff.
Richter ad. Terry Motion denied with 81 cost.
Harmon Cassuben sg. Anna Csssuben.Repor confirmed,
and divorce granted. ~
In petition Of Frank OgbyOrdef OF the reference
Chss. Edwards granted .a4t
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CFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY-

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ From foot Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS ct Hampton juno
ton with Delaware Lackauanna and Wesen Rsrosd and ct
EAstap with Lehigb Valley Railroad and IT, connections
SUMMER ARkANGEhiENT-Com May %, 1860
Leave New y ork as follows: .
HARRIsBuRe ExpEEss-A a. for East0n, Reading Har
nsburg Mauch Chunk, &c.
MAIL TRAIy-At a ~ for E.son, Water Gap, Scranton
Great Bend Pittston WilkesbaTe, &c. .
Pm THRorGH TRAIs-For Esston, Mauch Chunk, Reading
Potsyile, Harrisburg, &c. .
A P: n. THROUGH TRAIS-For EsssOn, Allentown Maueh
Chunk. &c. - -,
6Px WAY TEAy-For Somer,iie aud intermediate stations
LKAvK NRwYoRK PIER No n. T. at :3o and II 30
NJ and $40 for Eason and stations and at
$3.50 D. n. for Somerville and intermediate stations
JOHN o. Stems Superintendent
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EXCURSION TO the "COAL FIELDS of
Ia PTNNsYLVANIA"-The CENTRAL RAILROAD Of
NEW-JERsEY viii sell EXCURSION TICKETS during the
Summer through this region commencing june Fare for the
entire Excursion III 90. Tickets good for 10 days
Leave Courtlandt-st, at and m, IL and p m
Leave Pier No N. r. at a and III and u p m Apply
for tickets at either place. ..,, . ,
Ticket Agent, No. CO Wsi-st.
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Michael Hand act. Thomas r. HawIey; OF

MARINE COURT-GRsERAL TERnJune 16-Before Justices
MCCARTHY, MAYNARD and ALKBR
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ICEkA TIE PENNSYLVANIA IQS0
JCOU RAILROAD. lCOV
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The capacity of the Roed equal 10 Ia the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office No. Astor Houae, corner Of Vesey-a


The capacity of the Roed equal sny Ia the country.
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office No. Astor House, corner Of Veseyst
Facilities for the transportation OF Passengers TO and from Gin
cnnnt Chicago Ct Louis st Paul Nashville Memphis New
esn and ell other West Northwest and South
wet unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any ouei
Through trains for the West leave NewYork foot Of Court
lendt ct Morning Express Evening Express p m
Slice ping and smoking all trains.
Fare always low and the time quick BY any other
route.
By this Rreghts Of al descriptions be forwarded 10
and from point Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri, BY RAILROAD pl-
RECT to any port the navssbe rivers Of the West by
The rses Of FTeshto and hom any point Of the West the
Rsirosd at al times favorable charged
by other Companies Merchants and shippers ntust
ing the transportation Of their this Company rely
with confidence lie speedy transit -
This Company also mantdns an Enigant Accommodation
Line by which parties emsns westward ENJOY cheap and
mode half the hstsass rates
OF fare l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Astor House.
LEECH Co, Freight Agents, -
No Astor House, and No l South Willam-st
MCDONALD & BIsGH0FF, Emigrant Agents,
No. Battery place
rHnMAsA SCOTT General Snn,t. Altoana PA
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NJ Y. SUPREME COURT.-sABRINA II.

nj Y. SUPREME COURT.-SABRINA II.
Ne ANDERSON, Plaintiff ssainst THOMAS A ASDER-
SON. Defendsnt-(sunmons for Reliet)-Io tho DkFtSD-
ANTI hereby Summoned and required 20 answer the
plant this action of which copy herewith served upon
you soia complaint being fled the 2th day Of May 1900 IN
The office of the Clerk Of the City and County OF Now ok
and copy Of answer TO tho said compliant ON me-
at my Office No az Broadway in the City OF New within
twenty dsyn after the service hereof exclusive tho day OF sh
service and II you fail 20 answer the complaint within the
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action viii appy 70 the Court
for the relief demanded the compa New oIk May
lStQ WI t. u. fAngHEk
my75 1snTswMs Plaintiffs Attorney.
CUPREME COURT of the State of New York.
- JACOB g. CROTISE ast. THE CLEVELAND AND
PITTSBURGH RAILROAD COMPANY.-Summons for mon
ey demand on contradiction not ser ITO the Csvs-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad Company defendant: fon
are hereby summoned and required to the complain.
in hi. action which viii be filed the office Of the Cerf 81 the
City County of NewYork at City Hall in said City OF New
York and copy Of your answer 70 the said sspnt
Of NewYort within twenty days after the service Of this
you exclusive Of the day Of such service and ysu
fail 10 the said complaint within the time aforesaid so
plaintiff win judgment against for the OF four
eight hundred and eighty three dollars aud eighty mine
cents with intee the ninth day OF December hous
and eight hundred and ynne beside the costs Of this action
Dated New-York Mey "a, 1860.
No. 80 W.ll-st.
The complaint the above entitled action mentioned and
ferred the above Summons filed in the ONCE OF the
the City Of NewYoIk the 10Th day of May, A. d. 1900
Dated New York. May 26, 1850.
CHAPMAN HITCHCOCK, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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KNNEs TRUSS-An new article, the best, clean
IN est chespes and most comfortable for al climates. Par.
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Excursions.

GRAND EXCURSION TO LONG BRANCH
VI MONDAY, Jane II, 1860 -
OPENING OF THE RARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
RAILROAD TO LONG BRANCH -
THE TyYENTY-SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
NEW-YORK CITY GUARDS. . .
The City Guards having accepted an invitation to
celebrate their Twenty seventh Anniversary At Long Bsnch on
MONDAY 18th inst Railroad Company large aud splendid
stesmer RIP VAN WlNKLE win convey e1enrsion leaving
Aentic-st Ferry Brooklyn at a. m Ghsophert " mar
North River az 6I and Robnson-st Wharf at " an
The steamboat ALICE PRICE will win also leave Robinson.
st. harf the time with the Military the Governors OF
York City and other invited guests This trip smoraees
beautiful Sail down the Lower Bay.
A Ride OF Is miles by Railroad.
Rambe for four hours on the Ocean shore.
WITNESSING the attractive Military Parade and Review ,
Tickets the Excursion 81 EACH be procured u the
Office Raoed Company OF fulton and Churchst
board the steamboat Rip Van Wrinkle at the
wharf DODWORTHS BAND win accompany the Excursion