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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14
THF SUPREME COURT of the STATE OF

III. - II Ut y s.E7NItt VI IHt 1890
Il NEW-NORk. - DANFORD y. BARNEY, pani.,li
.gainst the PRf SlDENf. DIRECTORS AND COMfhNi
OF THE GLOBE BANK, defendants. -Sumuous i9r =
money demand contrUrt Com not ser Ito tie defend
anti sCy named NoI are hereby summoned and req 20
answer the complaint IN this action which viii be ned II
tie Office Of the CLERK u the City AID County Of New oA
;. tie CITY l Ia he City o. NeEloIk and 70 ,sr'e eoPJ
OF your 70 the sid complain, the Subscriber A. Us
Of g. No ~ Nslstr-et IN tie City Of kes-1 Ok Win
elusive OF The day OF such service ard you fail 70 ,nss
the ssid complaint within the tue Aforesaid the -
this action all axe Judgment against you for the m o. .et
" tive hundred dollars With Interest from the I'm 9s{ o.
June Thousand eight hundred and MY uine 80 Sau
sse. b.si3e Of this soon-Dsied Newl OK ot'o
Der - ls6L BENZ. D. SlLLlMAN. Plaintiff e Attorney
The complaint in the above entitled sctioa as h4t ~
Office Of the Gle Of the CITY and County OF New OK on 1ls
J0tb day Of october. 1871. -, 49,.
oyi iSw6uTh BPM D. sILLIsfAS Pih's Ally.
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UNHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
or THE AGE.

OF THE AGE.
Mr. KENNEDY Of Roxbury has discovered In one or our
COMMON PASTURE WEEDS. remedy that cures every
Kind Of Hgmor from the Scrofla down to common
Pimple. ,
20 bottle, will cure the worst hind Of pimPlsa on the
face.
Ito 3 bottles will clear the system Of piles ,
bottles warranted to cure the worst csnkeT In the
mouth and stomach.
bottle. are warranted the worst kind Of eryEiP
elas
10 bottles warranted to all humors IN the eyes,
Ito bottles warranted 20 RAINING Of the ears and
blotchss among the hair.
1o bottles are warranted to corrupt and running
2to s bottles viii cure scay eruption Of the shin.
2o bottles warranted TO the worst cases Of rim
ITO bottles are warranted the mos. desperate
Of rheuUsism.
10 4 bottles are warranted 10 cure ssltTheum.
to bottles will cure the wofst cases Of scTofula
beueht always experienced from the hrst bottle and
perfect warranted when the above quantity IL sken
by gsng strict attention to tie direction in the pamphlet
around escs bottle and judcols application Of the
SCROFULA NrAlENr,
HEALING OINTMENT, and
SALTRHEUM OINTMENT,
every ulcer and Of whatever kind or nature Ia perfectly
and arently healed.
Price = per bottle.
For sale by respectable druggists everywhere
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,lure Dimes, 81.

I REG leave 70 state that | have opened my
store AZ No 2n9 Pearlst near Maidf lane where shall
copsisntly keep fun Assortment OF the WINES and FukE
COGNAC BRANDlES OF Messr' PAUL DE- CoNlNCN'
NONOD Il GUlRAUD 81,
t.,ied 10 J. MARC MARTIN.
BoRDRAUx July !, 1861.
We have the honor to inform the public thai we have esao
rl a Ssnst of or " INFS in the City of NewYork and
have appointed Mr. j. MARC MARTIN our Agent Tor the
United States and the Canadls , .,
All our Wines are strictly pure and can be used with
SAFETY for family and medii al purposes - .
PAUL DE CONiNCK, MONOD GUlRAUD.
We take pleasure 70 recommend with entire csphderee Nj
T. MARC MARTIN AGENT OF the hrm PAUL De CO
NTNCE MONOD a GUiRAUO Of BordeauN. We can as
sure our ieuds that hey may rely the purity OF all wines
sold by hat Lrm through M. MARTIN.
GURDON SUCK, NJ. D., New.York.
HORACE GREEN. VI. D.. New oTk
WILLIAM h. BROWN. n. D., Brooklyn.
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n. y. Wholesale Prices OF Country Prsd~ss

for TIE wExK zsDIss wEpaEsDiT. Nov. -. 1857.
p.r,,t.d sxclosissly foT THs Y. TRBUss by DHBv
i-~f FRHNCH.l
NorfcR 20 COSsGyOss OY FAkE PRODUcs.-fUt every
bt In pesi order. Nsk plain udelbe directions s'el
including weight with tss, and nss OF au
rIss Aso ,Uck bill Of particulars inside II one pasSsg
marssd Bill" aud always send - mail, with nous
Ten and how thing, forwarded
Cosmssios-F0I selling Berries Fuiis Go. vber. Psss
AGES returned and small lots u s.Uf 10 csu Otsa
farm rodncs generally cent.
QUOr.TIoSs for .sles Of good Produce In good de'
whole lie such Farmers rsa,Ss. sa2 NOS Joe0sff
SpsspAtCu prices.
8 r1gR-h0lGsr. are firm ., The retel Of wsef sso
shippers hodag 0f for flrss adsicSs ard the m-ss
rather less active thzn week Ego. OUz Quotations 90
toe controlling transactions a. Usa.y as prscns9e OA ~.
aions sales Of qualities mdo At little hSoef isS
" p quote: 90.
Crapss Co, pslA......229H Western Psrn. choice
Orause Co. ikins. 1000 Western Perm
kirsins state choice .7Hl) y Western Res ,cnoo..
sifs,ii,1 s,se en- isan Western fair e. ehoios. lgy
Hslsh tubs choice ...isdIJ Western, e0nmon...''s
Do fair 10 ...ty9l5 Grease battsr. ......'ois
bzASs sseady n lat quotations We quote lP~A'.
rcadedl: o..,ocz.s
gseium pbu. 2.SI e5al IS Marrow, pbu., 90 ID g9g
Pea y bush. 81 n. 4 85di % Kidney bu % D'l 80
GYMNASTICS oar .Gs C1eess nos cohtinaed an selYt
mad and q. advance q ian &C. Y n b.s been ssta' e :
10 table, a., ooopatsg tuned, .ad Ca'"' '7" DIV
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BEWARE or coUSTEEFEiTs and NIrAroN+
None genuine unless the fac smile Of CURTIS PER
KTSs New.York is the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, No. 10 CEDAR-Sr, NEW-YORR.
Price only % cents per bottle
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK;
For Haven, T. m, (Ex u l2l5, 3:NtEr)I $500
For Bridgeport :, M, (Ex.li l2lS, $3.50 (Ex) $3.50
For Milford. ststfOrd Fairfield, Southport and westpOr
Ia. n. II: -. $50 aud $3.50 p. m. - -. M
For Norsak, $3.50 m. 2;l5 $780, tEx) $50, 4;3o' 5;
For Daren and Greenwich, T. $3.50 nj 2l5, $780, 4:3o
$50 p. m. go, = an m, a.
Pot Chester and ntermedoss ,;ntions T. $50 ~:
IS, $3.50; $50 500 $3.50. ?. N
For PoIt Chester ard New Rochelle, 3 p IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston vs Springfield, "a m Tx $50 (bx), p m
For Boston via Shore Line l2:5 2. - 49,.
For Hartford aud Spril gEed, a. IN, tEx) lEil9 J'So'
(Exl =. m. ,,.-,o n,N
For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal g. NJ, (Eh
aud f2:l5 p n. to Northampton. -
For Hartford Providence, and Flshkil Railroad, M
(ExD. 12:la g. c 49, Nh,
al8 - NJ, l2,iS $3.50, 3 p m =,
For canal Railroad 70 Is p. m to Northampton
For Hou.atonic Railroad TO Pittshed,6 a. H.
For Nsurauck Railtotd a. m J:Sl p. ia
For Dsnbuty aud Norwa Railroad, $3.50 m $3.50 p m
Cop,oodi,us ) eeqinz Cars attached 70 p IN train.
JAMES X. HOfT, Superintendent.
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Eeqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of ROSWELL
L C. BRAINARD ESQ. Surrogate Of the County OF Kings
notice hereby given according law b all persons having
claims against HENRY L. kAiSER, late OF the Giy Of
merchant deceased that they required TO eE
bib lie same with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers A.
the store Of SMITH ELY, Jr, No. los Goldst corner OF
forrest In the City Of Newiork or before the
third dsy OF February nc3t-Dated July 81, l5ol
JOSEPH KlrIEL, ELecutoTsi &C. OF Henry
SMITH ELY, Jr, L. ksyser, deceased
IIaygeulo
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OfNEw-JERsEY.-

a .
~ From foot Of Couuidudtst-Connecting at Hampton
Junction with Delaware and Western Railroad
and at Eastoa with Lchigh Valley Railroad and its connec-
lions forming direct hne to Pittsburgh sndh West without
change cars. - .. ,.,,
WINTER ARRANG EME NT-COnmencins Nov. g. 1851
Leave New-Yo-k as follows: .
HAuRisBU.G ExPREss-At a. n. for Esston. Reading
Poftsyie Harrisburg, Msuch Chunk, WiliamtpOrt sc.
MAIL TRAIS--At q. for Easton, Water CAP, Scran-
ton Great Bend rittstop, Wilkesbsrfe, &c. -
i2N IHROUGH TRAN-For Eastou, Mauch Chunk, VIII
iamspor, Reading. Pottsyile Harrisburg, 10.
ar NJ THROUGH fRAiS-For Esston, Bethlehem, Allentown
and Mauch Chunk
5.3Or. N. WAY TRAN-For Somerville.
8P.M WESTERN EXPRESs-For Eaton. Allentown, Read
Ing Hsui.burg Pittsburgh aud the West Sleeping from
Jersey City through 10 fiusbugh 49, -
ENPRsss TRAM Dor HRRrBuRG-The a m E1pre.'
Tain from NeIok arrive Harrisburga p M connect
Ing East and Centre Rairoad Northern
Central R,lrosd North and South, and with the Ounber
land valley Railroad.
THK TimorOH EXPRESS TRAIS TOR TBH WEsr leaves
New.York 1t r. N daily lSundsys exceped u9kng close
connection Harrisburg with Penn wants no
change Pittsburgh and but one % ucinnau and
Chicago. hons time Is saved by taking tins usm
ELIzABETHPoaT AND hEw-NORK FbRkY-Leave New
York from Per No. North hiyer at s:i5s nj l2:~ J;|O
and 4:5f, =. N. =, ,r,,--.
snip cd, IA way. JUN u SlEhNS, superintendent
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5uruiiure.

ENANELED BED ROOM FURNITURE OF
II Warranted MangfAcsufs a. ga and upward, y far
ruetora Warerooraa NJ. % C4as'-t opp5.sa ~)o4,sf
Es,s5llst a W $40
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IQHI THE PENNSYLVANIA S6l
4 COk CENTRAL RAILROAD iOOI
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK RoUTg.
Ih capsrv the Rosd Is equal 70 any Ia the countf
IUE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE WEST
Nni-e 70. A.Lot hnn.n. coLmeL Of Ne.eN.t.

bhT Al w pl+is-A A'NN'N ~
iiiE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 TAE WEST
Office 40. A1or House, corner OF Ne,ey-st.
Fsclc, the transportation Of Passengers 10 and from
Chcnl o,i Chicago St lou' 81 Paul Nashville msH pm.
aud West are Unsurpassed for speed and comfort % any
trims for the West leave NewYork foot Of Court
Morning ESpress a. m Lyelug ~ ts,s' =.
IN: as3 q, = m nom same pSe n a,, sirs tbsTs with
slee,iar aud snob, nz car. on all the trains.
Fare Always low sad te we as quick az by any o'ne'
By ts route heieb,s Ct an descriptions be forwarded
90 sud from any pot the ltGrosds Of ONO Kentucky In
diana Illinois Wisconsin. Iowa Missouri by RAIL
ne Wc't 6v steamer. i.om ii.t,beleh
The rates Of Freight 20 sud from any ront in the West by
the Pennsylvania Ksroad Of s times favorable as are
charged by other Gal-cad Companies Meelts and snip
pers usnr por,sou Of their treish, 70 his Com
MI. Company also maintains an Emlsrsut Accommoda-
dop Line. by wh..h parties engratirg Westward enjoy
chcsp sud comfortable mode Of Conveyance at one i 1ae
6r, as, rates If fare
J. T. ELLIOrr. Passenger Agent, No. A''oFHouss.
so 4 as.or Hor-c. sud No / South Wiihsm-st
MCDONALD EIsoHoiF Em Ns A gent, Mac.
rNocH LEWIS General SPIT Altoona, ls-
nrEWyORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-
~ AMOR Tr,ir, from foot Of ChAIberssL as follows;
Ia lu.. Express !-f bt-A''
81 m' MIX daily Tor odsvils and in's'nediA'' S'a
Ia m Accommodation, dolly. -.
$50 p m Way icI MiGdls0wn' Ne"bursh aaa 'a'''''e
Aas stations - g., NJ. r.,
81. u- Nish Express, daily fot Dgulis, Buffalo Oalan
ist'ua. cad purc.iai sol Aue zen ot ''~'1'' ~
thronst Ia Hgaslo. b Doe, not ruu @ DanANA-
.l.. Accoluaotalicr 60.
CHARLES MINoT, Genera SUIT
EAvatSIy' M,uH. Receiver.
STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Fare Six Cents,
C-Boa., lesye every hori Rom to p il rom 700
d NAItrha.l-st. sat .idr O. tae Battery.
DY>PEP>IA. CONSTIPATION. and kiudrr,
NJ 5s,s.r, oil '.a.y crnd by daily usirg DAAN
FRtE.rNrA tEAlhEE& 40 dr1ss r,g irei Nsd
OILY ~ ISAAC N..AN Variety Cracker HBs-r, no. q,
tSag s. .-.s.
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no, YOUNG MAN knowledge Is Power.
What You need l. not medicine, but Information
Read Tract will send you dime mo stamps) and lea
Won may avoid utter ruin and good health without
dTIrs Adde'S LAROY SUNDERLAND, Boston, Mass.
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Alnsital Boxes.

NJ j. PAILLARD has now on hand very
wi large and well.selected stock Of MUSICAL BOXES,
OF all styles and sizes, plsying D. g. TO- H. Is and q
tunes painted tin horn plain and rosewood boxes, with
ever variety ef accomp snent and mAnufscted by the
best makers of -
SWITZERLAND,
sxprsssy for this market with every Kind Of popular
AMERICAN MELODIES,
Selections from Operas. Songs AMI Dances
TOY MUSICAL BOXES,
,svi,,1 and tunes These are the neAiest and most
durable TOYS for Children Of all sges.
g. }. PAfLLARD, Importer,
No p Maiden sue (up stairs, New-fork
Musical Boxes paired.
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COMPRESSED BULLETS, Mimic and Round
~ BALLS Of the various SIZES regulation d nc ",
Ordnance Department msagaetuIeib by improved miot
and To- sale By The hcwNok shot sad Lead To-, SHAhN
NALLOll Ptr.iie9i- Dos. ~ AnA " Csl.gssi
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lam happy be able to certify to the efficiency Of MRS
wINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, aud to the truth Of
what II represented to accomplish Having little boy sui
fens greatly from teeng, who could not rest and at night
By bis would permit Of the family to do So
purchased bottle Of the Soothing Syrup its effect upon him
Ike msgc he soon went to sleep and all pain and ner
yousne.. We had trouble with him since,
and the Httle fellow viii pass through with comfort the
erueatns process OF teene by the sole aid of Mrs WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Every mother who regards
the health and life OF her children should possess it.
Mrs. H. A ALGER, Lowell, Mass"
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financial.

NETWORK AND ERIE SECOND MORT
" GAGE BONDS.-Holders Of these Bonds, not ye, eI-
tended FOR twenty years requested 70 present their
BONDS without dclsy the Office OF the Company a: the
loot II Duane It for Extension Those unwilling extend
viii receive par and for their bonds from parties who
are ng 20 extend them presenting them al said once
on TUESDAY aud tn BSDAY Of each week, at from 10 to
Il O'Clock until the lst day oi December.
NeyC.Aork Nov g. 1861,
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Wcrnn 6icnmcrs.
1,np CAI1FoRNIA via PANAMA.-A first.

ron CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
4 -. .e,rsr will leave New Nofk th- let llih- ard
l o. 1,,s -, n dsrsria, vii Be the MONDAY following
FSr G-ii "a sage apply a mo 0ny 1er ~ sowns
green. ~ D. 80 ~ A-7''
mop SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRF,
4 oT .gsTgaDAy. ORC The United s,a'e, Ma
- - FL TON y A S. elton Commanded vii al. frolI
81. o b No-tl piye foot Of Beach a., on SATURDAY.
Ffp uo,a paved rr safety ara comfort has doa
be er.et urd,, dcc6 loiesed D. ~aiei tth'
tb bta other resuls t.ud IN the event o.. collision Or
sr9.rr 70 Keep Ne pumps free - work. add secure the
safe.y q. vessel ald passenger
For Freight OF Pss'sge' a?Plyto s,,rrrEr. NJ Fox
Gro. MACKENZIE,
AGENTS 10. Broadway.
TIC s,e,raor ABAGO viii 'ail January :
C,TFAN WEEK. y between NETWORK and
= LITFI POOL sgdins AID embsrsinT pa'sepger, At
ogsens.ovn and be Liverpool New York and Phil
adsrba Steamship Company intend dtspatchiug tAeT u
pe,.sr ] CIyde- buils ron steamships a. io'oy,;
Oily ~ wv OIF'-''.'''''. .liL9iy GOV o., 20
I'm o. TVaSiiiiEGT0Y. Nov. ~
And every SATURDAY, at noon from PICK No ~ North
Ps.sEvcgas voa Ertopz-By order u the Secretary ri
State peuzcrs leaving the United states required
procure passports before going o. board Of The steamer
RATES oF piss'rg
FIRST CABIN. ...... SIS sTEERAGE .".-.".sa
Fi.st Cabin 70 London 80 stesrsfs 10 London-. 80
First shin 10 Hamburg % steerg- Hamburg IS
Passengers also Forwarded to Hayre Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp. &c, ar equally low rstes
Persons wishing briu, ou Their friends buy tickets
- the fc1fil- fait- 70 Newt Ola from
Queen Ist Cabi1, So 48j. and iOj Steerage from
Liverpool. 20. from Queenstown, $50
These Steamers have eor mod ons f3r pessen
gers. sud cary eYpeHslctd Surgeons They built In
Wae'tgh. lion Sections and have Patent Ire AnnihistoT
OF board.
Tor further information tppiy in Liverpool 70 WILLIAM
lNMAN, Agent no. y Wa.eItt.j IN glasgow to VIM ~
MAN. No. - Enoch-' duare "a Queen ,town 70 G W
D. SEYMOUR co. in London to ElN q ( MACY. No
u Ming Wiliam-st. in flris 70 JULES DECOLE' No )
Place de "a Bourse H. Phi4de phs 70 JOHN G. DALE, No
III Walnut.st.. or a the Compsny's Offices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No. is Broadway n. Y.
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NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
COMMENCING NONEM6ER II, 1861.
TRANS LFANE NEW-YORK:

Passenger Station in New-YOrk, 27h-st aud 4thsv
Entrance on Zith-st.
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ave hays child three months DID, which has screamed al
most nce,anty with spa nodic affection Of the bowels 30
that had despaired Of raising IT, It. stomach was
sour bowels dersnged and almost symptom was unfa
vorsble until we obtained bottle Of the SOOTHING sf.
RUP, which acted lie charm. II Immediately became
quiet aud manifess every symptom OF imrrovement
and comfort 1t Is good little litten playful and
smiling and seems entirely we'll All Of which ascrOe to
the use Of ar. wINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
DAVID MILLER Of Clarence, NewYork."
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New.Iprk Gribmne
NEw-Yonn cArrLR n8AKKET.

FoR rHE wFsN ENpiNg Nov. ID ISL
r0TkL HECEfp-. CsrrLE 49, Kinds. foH 10 NFFN
According De rsEos rom tr several market places in
ihe ely, there have been received tai, wcek.
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Brooklyn merchant deceased that they are required 70 eE
hbt tie same with The vouchers thereof to the subscribers A.
FrsnEfors, IN the City Of New-York on or before the
third day oil February nc3t-Dated July 81, l6ol
JOSEPH KIrTEL, Executors, 6c., OF Henry
SMITH ELY, Jr, L. ksyser, deceased
sug.l-iawemO.Th
NOTICE or ASSIGNMENT Notice is hereby
Given that ISAAC WAKEFIELD of Jersey City Hudson
County NeUJersey hath h. day made ssfnmeu To- the
subscriber Of hs estate for the equal benefit Of BIS Creators
and thai "a creditor must exhibit their respective claims
under oath amston within the term Of three month";
Dated Oct o. ie6L THOMAS HOWE.
SUPREAIE COURT, KINGS COUNTY
y TIE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
against CHARLES ELY ard ELIZA A. ELY, bis wife
Samuel p Townsend David Elston, Andrew p Van IuyL
John b. Myers Ed~ard Lake Lawrence WEIGH Cornelius
Creden Henry Hastings. John Msrony John nonshan John
son John Fowey. Mchsel Augsm, Thomas Owens Martin
Owens, Mala'sas scy John flanagan, Michael H.hlind'
Patrick Callahan aud Daniel 8iuchy-summonsl Relief
-(Co. TO The defendants above named You are
this action W ch viii be hled IN the office Of the SefE 81
the County Of Kings At the City Hail. in the City Of Brook
plant on the subscrbersst TIER Office No III Broadway
In the City Of NewioTk. within twenty days a'ter tAe
service ard you fail to the aid complaint within
the time Aforesaid tie plaintiff; IN this action Eii apI
the Court for the relief demanded in the
~ - BARNEY, BUTLER L PARSONS
The complaint in the above entitled seton ives duly Glsd
in the Office Of the Clerk o. KING. County at the Sl ha
IN tue Ciy oi bTooA( a. OF I we I'm aSy 2I 5uS' 'i
sio tavl2wIh Plaintiff. Attorneys.
ISUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- Ycrk.-wlLLlAM b. AsfoR, plaintiff 'ss1s, " Al
TER " WHIPPLE and -- his wife. John .. broaer.ek
aud Mar his wife, Michael Broderick and sgsana6 D.
hi. VILE Water Gillespie, Douglas L. White Richard r
White, William G. Wetmore, Charles @. Hsveus ssoh
Rogers Frank g. JOHNSON, John Murphy John hesDt De
Earle, FOR relief To me Del,ua
ants above EDS You hereby summoned and
to the complaint In ths acton which viii Re me- 70
the ohce Of the CeIk Of be City a1d County OF
At tho City Hall ~ the City Of hewYok and 10 serve coy
Of your TO the sud complaint the subsc5e1 ~ as
Office 40. u Merchants EIcar &C. IN the City Of Ne"'hoA
within twenty days after the service Ct this summons on you
exclusive OF the day Of such service and you t g. s'S
the said complaint within the time aforesaid. the plnI IN
this scton viii sppy the Count Tor the relief demanded u
the couplsiut-Osed October -, 1851
/ HENRY DAY Plaintiff Attorney
No. - Merchants Exchange, SeS.lok
The complaint referred 70 IA the foregoing sum moss as
fled in tine c,e Of the Ad CLERK the 6tI day Of Odopcr
J 4. ID. 1901. HENRY DAY. Plaintiff : Attorney
/ OBJ lawGwTh
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boston DAILY via GROTON. The steam
ID cr. CoNM0NNyFA LTH aud PLYMOJTd ROJh
from Pier 70. ls a, p. IN ". ~ EDWARDS Agent 0tAe'
no. l5 Ny.t-t.
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The New ork and frie Railroad MAKES ths following re-
nor Of trsnrror axiom Il stock for the ending ths day:
Besvrs go Horses r. Sheep and Lambs 800, Swine,
500 Calves b. -. -. -,
Number reported Cor this mlkes at Foyfourth stree,
1881.
ihe prices TO-DAY quoted - follows:
First cnsity.........5ld8 Urdinsry
Medluu.................bt0 |
Some Extra good Beeves nav be quoted ,tSic
The general average Of the MARKETS &c.
The most Of The sales range from 81 Itc. go
Prices PER and per pound. Of different weights will
be 'onn 10 accounts Of safes Of sundTy droseA
Total number Of Beeyss received in the city this week
5,945. ~
This is 00 head than last week sud 53l bead more
thau the average Of last year The Number o. each
Wednesday market last year was 81 head while the number
today being 535 shows so head than the average
and IL Lnad mnIe thsn thi. day week.
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GTcurslons.
gisamboals ano Railroads.

vTOK NORWAIK. DANBUNY. sc. IN.
steamer Ai1CI PRICE Leaves Cath-iuc.Narse'
s,c4y ESDAN. THURSDAY aud SAL ADN, a.
clock en-. arc 70 costs
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Gonsc furnishing 9ooos.
Groceries auo ,)ropioions.

EXCELSIOR FAMILY FLOUR-The best
N a che c.ty warranted 90 sg. pce - per Dol delis
erc4 OF slipped without tytra cisfge
W. B. GILLETTE No 2Ol FrontS-,
Fulton ferry.
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wv. use MRS. wINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUI
daily aud would advise an parents to Procurs Supply HeV
Aaron Jones m Editor Of The Mississippi Baptist pu5i'he'
Il Jickson.
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We viii ts,,h our s-sY" to say. a BLTssSG
- Mas WNsJov'-for helping her TO 'nI''Se
and escPs the sipias, ooliokins srd tsehios siege
We eoufrm every word forth in the PRosPScrus It
perform, precisely what processes 70 perform every pars
ofit-nohins less. Away with your coriia" "PaEesorc
Drops' Lsudarun," and every other Narcotic" b.
and ilo;ic FOR lie.
We have never Mrs winsowkno~ her only through
he preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
ing five had the power, would make her. Size '
Pay sicsl savior to the infant race.
GER" At Chsnbersburg, Penn.
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dleoienl.
MOTHERS! MoTHERs,i MOTHERS -

Don, All to procure MRS wINsLOwrs SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHINJ 2; hs. sqaal
on earth No mother who has tried MRS WILSON'S
SOOTHING SYRUP win consent 20 e; her ethl pass
through tie distressing and critical period Of esn. viihout
h. aid Of his invaluable preparation II e aud Asah can
be estimated By dollar, and ia worth IL, weight ia
sold.
Millions Of bottle. are sold every y-lr In he uotsi s,.s
Il = an Cd and rsl-trel remedy.
I'VE have tried 4, ard know It 70 Se all Z esr's'-Rs ~
$ Hoime Pastor Of the Perreponts; Baptist Church
Brooklyn, \. Y.
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HUDSONRIvER RMLROAD.-For ALBA.

From Chambers-st.
Express z and II a. m, and 81:
80 and . p. m.
Troy and Albany with sleep
inK ear. 1915 p. m.
Poughkeepsie train, a. 1880 q.
N. aud ! and $3.50 p N.
Peesskill train, $3.50 p m.
Sing Sing train. y 80 q M, $3.50
y. m.
TGriytown train, 4 Up. N.
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We have spoken Of h. s,up for the bench, Of our read
who parents We know its good value and have eI
periencei some Of the rich blessings which result rom m
ussr-Rev sylyanus Cobb Boston Christian Freeman"