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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09

UoC0mo
bold advocate Of t policy Of Vice President Tarias 70
connscas part Of the Church properly 70 carry on the
American var. The :.ns year hs "a deputy 70 me
70 the same Congress-, although during . part Of the
time he commanded and was Governor Of the province
triumph q the Revolution Of Ayesa in 1855. he Wa
called 70 the Council Of 6tate Boon after be became
chief Of ssan tn 2 BRIGADE commanded BY President
Jueres, who marched 70 restore order In OajacA In
1851. again ssae deputy. The year, a . major
general he defeated he rsaciioniss IN bloody bstss,
s'S
Of brigade marched 70 the support Of The
government a. ven Cruz. where he rendered signal
upon that place. In command OF tho Second
brigade Of osjaca, he again distinguished himself in
feat Of the liberals Teotlan retired with them again
70 Vera Cruz In 1891 aer defeating the church forces
under naraus. AID MIA b: became Soyerner q
his assault upon the capital For signal service against
great odds Al the anal battle against Msrqusz and Hea
feat Of the French a. Puebla, May s. 1881, he com.
msnded tho Third division, and WA chief Of staff OF
he army, and became sfsrwsrd. Governor aud military
commander OF the State OF Pucbia At the great scrs
Of Pucba By Fcrey, he Was second in command, aud
when the city foil taken prisoner Of war 20 France
Liberated In June, 1884 he came 10 the United staes
via England On the lsth Of September 1895, he was
ordered 70 81 Psso By Juarez, accompanied him 10 chit
huahua, was named General Of Division In the Novem.
Der followinG ana accompanied the government again
TO III fAsc, WHARF, on the 18th Of December 1895 he
w1 appointed 10 his present position Since 1855 he
has fought under the banner Of Liberty ana Reform
md never for moment has favored the rsaclionary
CAUSE
Recrssts for Jsarex 20 Leave SAN Franchise.
San FRAsusco, Dec :, 1888.
The Defenders Of Msxico," an orsanization IN the
Interest Of Jusrss held meeting 10 this city last
nrg organised battalion and elected officers They
Propose 70 sail Tor Mex The 1i,h u December fully
armed and equipped, and 10 oss 'nsr services 70 'he
liberal government
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WithdraWa1 Of the United States Troops from
Mexico. t s.sa
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. Z, 1885,
Advices from the Rio Grande report the recrossng Of
the river by the United States brigade previous
y marched into Aasamoros and their return TO Browns
VILE. seA
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
Trains Tor Albany ana Troy connecting with Northern
road Thirtieih street and Tenth avenue and 10 A. NJ
sixth street and Fourth avenue q II A and !15
Sleeping attached so and II r NJ trains ON $50
r train Is also attached sleeping every day
r. w and Q, Rsilroad without change.
Sunday train Hudson River Road New York TO POUCH.
keepsie and return leaving New York at $50 NJ and
Harlem Road street to Merton and return
leaving New York at 9 A. ~
. wM. IT. VANDERBILT Vice President
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AASr'co s1 II s5lEAnsss IN. SO 2sy.A.sT
1eguhr Unissd eaass Man sssmsrs sailing On In n
xii zs3htR Ssp,.,s ! Fs' ISn Sss ,., n
sess elegant sesners all With resuiarY ard Al 81
49, Sns.s. Para fsrnapsseo nshis and kIc de Jss-arc
kss sssls Y exaRii6N ! ALLEN %sspv ps~
No. novlss 0pcer. New yoyh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

-, 100 IN COLD CERTIFICATES STOLEN FROM Bor
ESCAPE or THF rHIER.

About I2d o'clock yesterday. Nr. NJ l.. Crowell, In
tie employ 81 tie urge German importing house OF Japssen.
schmidt Rupegti NJ o. Broadcast purchased o. 100 IN god
certificates end IN gold coin Tor tie purpose OF paying
the duty mon some .eal atcy imported by The firm Ills
.n,oat alu. MI Alexander stuart, OF Tie hgn 1t
Conrreve Stuari Cooper custom brokers' at No % Ex'
change. place employed b! the hrm OF Janssen
schmidt Rpoit o. iTarsac their CgsOru House business
and he m tr cave u % Nu1m Cooper. messenger IA tbs
.rrv % no IRA with be connected with the neces
,rv sttuctos Willie he boy standing Ia the cashiers
room at ae house makile out memorandum 81 re
amount - Be paid hT M nnknogn 1an reached 10 ffons
" he lrsscnsc aul took TN tOx which lay bes de hs
AFTER the gold certificates and aie OF Tic messenger gaze
alarm ard followed pursuit. bi' iinted RON e,citomeps
before rsach the and The daring thief made good hs
-i,c.
capt John :. Young commanding - detective force wss
~ ONO informed robbery ard hearing hat the nofor
ms Dan Noble bad been IL the saV bat a'short tme
Previous - robbery dispatched detective Elder to aress
sim lie was flgud and arrested by me Geteodye tisr
short ses-cn ouyeyed 10 Police Heaffre-;ers wnere 10
vas confronted with tie boy who however declared 10 was
MOI the thief lie accordingly discharged.
The Lo' fd - the god cola. owing 70 the aes
tLat ne bny had Glaocd hs pocket Tho fohee arc
making the efforts 10 discover aud arrest the
licf viii a chance OF success tho Vos haNng gwen
good 40sc. liiYa # hin 10 TIE officers.
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$40 counterfeit National Bank John stOpor in pay
ment for some oysrs Tho prosecutor gave b 10 eare.
HIN aud found bin two boases oh end oid min -
back lie would have lin crested The accased came
The Examination MAS. after some further testimony sd
Before Commissioner sTirtwEtL
PASSING A COUNT RFEfT TREASURY NOTE.
Catherine Mccarthy was brought before the Com.
missioner on charge Of passing counterfeit siO United
Aor the Of three Witnesses the Com:
missioner adjourned the further examination un Tuesday 81
o'clock p. m.
SUPREME c0URr-CBaMDrRs-JuL1 e.-Bekre Justice
CLERKg.
DECISIONS
Samuel Lovisohn ct al agt Samuel 4. Wagner 81
al Motion granted with $40 costs to abide event.
Same agt SameMoton dcnied with 60 costs, 20 abba
event
sePhea \. Nevers ait chaEle: Emge ct ,l.Mo,.Gn {.
Tile Peorl, rel David Lasbiug age john A. S'eEhahaer
Franklin r. Cowan act Elizabeth D. Cowan- Report cen.
frned rs far 1t reports In favor VI dissolution o. INC
Deborah Fitzgerald ng wm Fizreral; Israel Fisher ast.
Ma liza Fisher References ordered.
Mary J. Dl,hor agl. Taonas Ii. DnLor-EepoIt
Grmed and Judgment II divorce granted
Judgment Of divorce granted. Custody Of children
SUPERIOR couRr sPDIAL TERN.
VIM Augustine aet Jackson = STANDARDIZATION ior ''Jlnc'
The belmont Branch Bank Of the State Of Ohio agi Vim.
Uaze.-MOtiOn granted -
Maria A. schafsr ag. Edward NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
granted.
Leopold Peck AIT J lllus Necburn. Motion granted
The Importers and ajers Insurance Company asI John
5 Christie.-Jgdgement FOR Iiain.lh
JOSEPH l. Jernegaa AIT WIN. Wagstaa.--Mo,on rraetee
frred 10 Robert c. HutchinCs order 70 ne serted
David Van Bicl Nathan Van Bel Motion cTahted
Isabella Lirrs agt Johann Hyncs Jndg ment Tor pantn
FINDINGS and pipcrs in ClerS cfice.
Henry L. Pierson agt Wilson SmPson, e aJrdgmeai os
the defendant.
coaMoy pLHAs-spEcrAL TERM.
.hoa ~t ---fa mana rafIN4 witt
Montgomery agt Steyens- granted on payment y
trial fee Of % and disbursements for witnesses fees ana SO
costs o motion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10

TIE SUPPOSED MURDER CAsE-Coroner Smith has
taken considerable testimony the Of tie VIII an
Sander whose body found 10 tie East River on tt sdav
morning last by named Thomas Shea In 60 >eoueuoe
Of wound being found under the len ear " dee, sa :, ma,
supposed he had ben Murdered bat no mas ~,
obtained % dt m0nstlate tic feet
The Coroner oannai lad The nan shea vo discovered the
BODY and tho inquest last evening o. t,nrre nut ie
turns ny IRON go evidence taken ~ lar eeuH probable
ina, oanIefs N u OF Hr'l con- Aitied suicide.
death lodged AZ te lssei ee AA.a9 81 Mr. IiN No lJl
SeveLh 81 hcNl OK ILo s'.4ty e. which deceased be
ksrs be t2d. tf'.eftSb. I.I.s-
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ATTEMPT TO SHOOT An 0rrIcER-At II o'clock on
sunday NIGHT Roaudsman Wbtomore u the Twenty second
Precinct was csed upon arrest Charles CtrsrE for an as
sanlt committed by him upon Frederick stos short tine
previous church at No - c-t Ioi hust Ourlstl
aer but Vigorous his egD by the latter soon bIough
N "a .rfes no was taken the station h0gse ard a
b,re eade against lin and then conveyed 70 Bellevue
C..u.,sl uks.s n! xsssA .s.s 1855
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STEAM NAVIGATION.

TRANSATLANTIC TRIPS MADE CLASSIFICATION or
PAssEEGgRs-ToTAL DURING TIE YEAR lsoo-
VARIOUS LINES or sTRAMERs--SUuBERs BROUGHT
By THEu BACH--NAMEs or TIB VESSELS
The following statement, in tabular FORM shows
the number Of passengers that arrived at the pert Of
the European ports during the 1865;
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From The Citizen.
a Presidential Waruinr.

Ara. Ovi Tr,laad Yours Da,lae.
Musha Ande dear
nightly fear
That your chance is ashlcep-can you wake III
F0r tie Fdynian vote
Seward gripped by the throat
An clIne out Of n boots did shake IL
The gallant ONalo
The WRONG side OF the Canada bordhers
An the Fayuians wor shtopped
An their rations wor Topped
Undher Grants imperative OIdhers.
Fax Seward and Shpeed-
Who detest You indeed
May well choke wild malicious laughter;
For while this IL the deed
OF Bill Seward an Shpeed
j. s johnson the Feynians are aither
Sind Seward away
Ciauc across the say,
To them English he loves SO dearly
An that you are for Pal
Eyog'li only do thai
The Faynians Will recognize cieafi.
But IN case you DON'T
Or you can't, or won't
Though they Ike you, an Ike your notohs,-
The Faynians, fcar
May start oil right hero
To the Radicals payin deyouons
An then Seward and Shpeed
Who detest you indeed,
May wei choke wid malicious iaugtthcr-
For while this is the deed
or BIZ Seward an Shpecd
II is Ando the Faynals are ailheil
am for You, me boy
Me jewel an joy
Til q eartan warm Iaysion is frozen;
An il my frindshp firm
Could prolong your torn,
FAX the char you now I'll, you nigh. do7e in;
Bat these faynians grand
Are hothCoded band,
An they thiAk they wOr thratcd uniairlyi
An II somc.hin ain done
70 cut short their fun
Deb tnc,r votes viii BE- cast mighty quareiy!
An then Seward an shpecd,
Who decst you indeed,
Their midrHs may shph wild lau9ither,-
For while this Is the deed
OF Bill Seward and Shpecd
il II johnson the Faynians arc alther
MIhEs REILLY,
Qato Private 47th Ecgt. NY. Vol. lnfy)
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Gases Of Sun.sifehe.

The following eases Of sun-stroke were reported ~
,he Police il addition t. those already published:
On Sunday e,euirr Casrv' Wes employed IN the bStery
fNr g. T. Fisher at NO 20 Nath.a5e was found dead In
rho oty from eject II The beat Deceased was native
~ era1g a.cl % ,.ars Lad served Ia be army and tsn
several CoIorer widely was notified TO hold
az nclcs. ,,.,.- A., II
At ncloi ~ Srnlav NIGH, Catherine Walter died sud-
nj, N ler IL. ileace No '5i East Thirty -ith-st.
Prisk Nne.ut Aaiye Of lrcanl aged ~ years sosjrs
n No 40 Atl4ute.s'. Brooklyn. nhAe DIVING cnacn
,5lop-h O.s Hurdrci3ni.twentyinths 81, near Sth-ae
AZ mdv on sunday fell from hs box b. insensiee eondI'
tian He wss conveyed tie Twelfth Precinct staoIhonse
mi G beiorc medical aid could be OcGicd Coroner Osm'
ole subsequently held "a inqne't .,o
Iohu I.srinrr native II Germany aged aooutDo .ea.s'
,ief .rsderl, 4. bis residence so. 1,9 tentiest
Mari hall died suddenly N her csieence No III C'aicn-
a Jaksos del Suddenly Sunday night al her resid'
sn,e corner ~ Jackson and front IS $780,,
ocio ,s morning John Miicicla native OF Heeno
9 q. at, Wa fol nd dsad 10 his he'd IN tse apartment &C.
d rs ha Al No $50 ThiTdaTe Toe excessive hes, ~ INC
p,s yops sLt Supposed 10 lave oeen 'n' 'a'e " "'
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Amusemcnts.

I
! DARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM
EEo,d@sy bsgssR Spring AMI Frse.;1 COOL
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
The s's-' American ann sir @ Z. yox
III. Kate FENoYER. c. K FOX
coMBEAroN FANroaiNE COMPANY.
EHTHusiA. sIig DESoSsT4h, TOSS OF DELIGHT
the new f9r's0i , s9d d g cs@. r'n t r HILL
REMARKABLE TnAEsFoRMA IoS : tAu9HABLE TRICKS
produced under The .greon Of The author Nj f'I viii
''','' '''"'''' RE616DLEss OF ExPEysE.
To be seen s, al hour,. The 49,. ,,,.
ia.sP,b ;i e'r Ut easy and graceful in 'A' movements
''''''-'. GaSaTsST CURIOSITY IN TIE WORLD.
'1' LIVING ouRiSG.oUTASG rRoH BoREEo
MAsIEk ALI - TUNER NF Ant DHuAMkk.
ifREE bWAKFs GLASS BLoWERs
so IiviNG iUsTRaitlN
3ooO SPECIMENS OF NATIVE BIRDS.
cNEsE SR ScSy HE4quSE ' Rb lux hGNo
COLD A, ASp SiLyEk PiE "A, ants
ahfRcaN cF6wSEb .chANHs. -
m Wa x sr TAT; az i'' HSo15Ftn pFRsox1GFs
PORTRAITS or CELEBRATED INDIVIDUALS. ..,
Conoranas Seal Happy Family Grand Aquafa 0Oon
4drD,.on, 20 cent. Children ander ten Is cents.
yVNTEE GARDEN.
Of tie highly tnseesstui sussssneato Of
4iR. JOHN bROIbHAh.
TUESDAY, Jolly 10,
vii he presented with
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
NEW DRESSES, ........-rs
snd NEW APPOINTMENTS
John Brouchams Great Exirsva-8Izs entitled
COLUMBUS hECON-Ikut ILI.
DON CuRIsTONAL COLON ais COLUMBUS,
c,rvovant yoyarer hose GhusterDg cxpdio gave
rise % world spel JUN bhOO'in'
COLUMBIA national ae5Ialte, Aer lrst eppearsh
hlii+ii' i'@H''
firdiaala h'n- - r. IA, 81 w. nm Mr J. c. DUNN
Cardinal Fpsera keeper Of the kings conscirner anu
sfifita4 adviser lt ore rltfa ~, ur-,.,,
sad tie spread r kno" s"...i. '" e
81 100 1i1. % ...'...... Mr. W. s. Andrews
Luis &c s.. Anre consuied Oficc-hodsr, pursuing tho
,r,. IA his ..,..........,...Mr J. Harley
A.r e snt5ela courter oi much lower Mr. 0edhA
Pyevi1rs 20 Which the beauiifu coil,letia entitled
a PRETTY PIECE Of BUSINESS.
CAssciers reureenied Nj c. NGso, j., w. s. Andrews
nlss Leus PIcalice, M Ntleot Miss =. Johnson
Doors omen A eomueuce At ocgca
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furniture.

DEDROON ENAAlELED FURNITURE Of way
ID sries lnaciIr Also Sold Chestnut and Ms'nu Chamber
sn,e raia ornarueuti u. r. FAkIuNGIO Ns No 30
sna-st. opposite Moos'er. kstalilsnrd le+5
nEFRIGERAT ORS--At II. a j. MOWBkAf',
A No ~ Nesey, opposite va hiugon Mseti bans patent
Excelsior Refgrraors cewsi~r ft,aeIs N-,st 'of.
0as and Kerosene Stoves bnna WAC "i'
ce sftiscs sovcs Ranse' and House Furnishing 6o,dA
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Drrntlnl

" ANDERBU EGU, WELLS N Co, Last corner OF
every nd a. mkrss r.ccs such Iyp- Presses a. OuCA
fflnire AL hP1f'ct-ie
every occ haris. stand no' spao'ed ana
n.era construction frft o.d Lester Fosndey ~ re "e!d
Bu.iuess esBAshed ~ go. .tet5 s s5s Oh Han
YANDEEBi RGd WELLS 1 90,
40 10 fil-on and Nos. 10 aud ~ DuicA'ui :. Y
Fof ssis- sever, rylLioT Hand and job Prsssss
xHyM. EyERDELL's SONS No. l0i Fulton It. -
w STEAM JOB PIISTERs All LABEL AAACkAC.UR
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Che Curt
T'ROTTING.

VRoTTiNG.
FASHION COURSE.
PURSE AND STAKE, $1,000.
SEVEN FINE TROTrERS ENTERED.
On TUESDAY. July 10, lo55
NILE HEATS, THREE iN FIFE' IN HARNESS
r rr,.-t.r.b n, Lucy; Hiram Woolfufrs D. Zenoba W
po,hodvb M, AMBER Walkers Daisy Burnsi p McCoys
n No. 0gaa; D. sace's Ar.emus Wadi O. W. FuTsu.oa b.
& su9lo
most ting IS looel Tor between the above I've mares
end two seld.ue.. ~ ofsshon are likely 90 s.ar'.
spedI trains Hunters Point at u m. J ~ H. 23o
?.
Boats from Jaaeslp every II hour and from Thirty fourih
every uautesi o fo Nty ecoudt fry 20 as'ofa every
twenty ninu.ol Police regulations on the Course.
JOSEPH CRDCHEROE Proprietor.
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Dosrly NOnd1r JNl = I'tto'
m 80. n. , % Nsx.Orleans Cap. Brooks, rom
- iuV SUIT ~ a., 81 John, n. b. Was wfoeked On
pue Island, near Mount Deser, IN los' Oh 'lo an ''"
Crew saved. Slip total iosA
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ACCIDENTALLY SHor-On sunday n.eiuoo'
liam Earle ssel u yesrs while psying with 900
..sidenes ~ kls parents No. So NInth-aFe aee'''
himssl M the leg. causing severe NOnH1'
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Proposals.


CnoroS Aou Ducr DEPARTMENT NEvYo1E July g 1856
rgfO BUILDERS.-Scaled proposals., lndOised, Tor
building dwelling On the Central Par the heteg-
irrcervors together wi e tie bidder and date 10
oarri 2 vii b. received Office unh al olcy Of u..
day i7ih day Of July 1856 which time they vii be publ
furnishing mltcra3 arl boiling shoUe
tie Ccurs Par6, pc [ tho hr.c.rlag l 60 1fs,
Tti ari6alt 81 elu.fti VIII be honfari Dollars
flns aud specifications application die Chief IN
sineer blank OF bids lO be o.salDee
iTa 62EFT SI 65hfhha1SGh c,oton Aqqclast sod
:. W. CRAVEN
CroToy AergnucT DEPARTMENT, Nsw.yong lane 80 1865
ITO IRON-FOUNDkRS.--SE PROPOSALS.
L WI received THE ofee Ro.url, City llt Fsk nnh u
O'Clock ofTHUSpAY the 2th day Of jolly lo ioI the sup
ply & cast iron vaerp pes, w:
feet PIPE 20 inches internal dsner
5000 feet OF ps - inches internal ~ in'ieI'
feet e cast iron water inches internal DIAN cr
1000 iron watr-ptrc, nc! Internal diameter
a. fun. Of branch pipes AMI 9th 50 .lal - .ircs
Separ bids may offered aud vii be received for "nch
pipe he "a aul inch pe Tor te fpce csins 1n
bid be either for che whole 20ipch pipe Tor to
VIZ Z other lc whole o spect. cat
Each proposal be mdorsed Proposals. fer Cast 9n Na'er
Pipes end special CsDs1 together wih The name OF The BIDDER and
date Of its otiTir.
The sn3nr Of .ecn-ily required win be hourlnd ioa
spec Of bids can be had FpAcsn G;
THOMAS STEPHENS. Croion
ROBER1 L. DARRAGH Aqaedact
\. ". CRAVEN. Hoard
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TIE CASE OF DENNIS EAGAN-pcnh's bae"n,
uopas accu.ed by his wife Of the murder g man
Roue.t Gardiner n Sehnylkhl COMFY ID - ,,
a., -, =. =, ,r,s bv Constable Chlsmlr Of Po;ts'le Pa
s AMI eyed The above place together VIA
,is wife and nIee children
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meoolnp GGros. &f.

EVERDrLLs SONS, No. l04 Fu,ton-st.--
- WtDDJhG CAHcs rns yIsL hShI4CsE-hI ,L'.sgl'Ssd
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Totals..-....-....-4if i'll lrfJo is,~ro "0,V'-
Erreases Tor Cctnne - 30 each. 8 80 20 BgraIs-
Born on words Island - Born 20 n't,i S.aes -; -.
each s72. 40 ~, n,
Clldr.n born on BaIGs hlaaaFemaies' H. Males 4o4
Tot 80. ~, es. . Cor
MANY ls Holland =: England, France j sE1i@eTa"u
Huns ary l. IotaL 3lt
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nlarbIc nlnnteIs.

---..-..-----
NLARBLE MANTELS.-Ihe best place 10 the city
VI h. pre lARUE 'fiNTEL5 o. the latest degs 81 very
ON u-i r is % A. ELABEK Marble Norkf No 3 Lt Itl
33av ~ y Mlntes puLup the country tu ms ou-
1EARBIEIZED SLATE MANIELS-Superior IN
= auuerce; durable; hall the price OF Ilafae 4 b.
STEWART 6D5 sHtts ad l,3i0 tt,ad BEEN q .1-l
DVTLAND MARBLE Co."-West Rutland, Vt,
4 Producer Wholesale Dealers H. BLOCK hAkbLk--
BAXTER MANUFAC1tKlA1 Co.. raism- a. l. eo..sas
Dealers Saw cd Marble Of Every ds-iion rom the AsI-Aa
Marble Company. Quanies Ne1Nok Ohccs NJ TIE Cos. -
' No d fr0adft Room No e.
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miscellaneous.

Allsrellnreonc.
AAfNOCKS-An invoice Of splendid quality,
suitable families country. Carton Msti
lite red aud lev who, and reie by hONA ~
JOHNSON SC a 2easertt Nev.fpTs and ~ Market ST.
Philadelphia
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
NI No IS broadway y. Y.
SOLE MANI FACT hEhS on
MAgONs SPERM OIL and EXTRA LARD ola
tor Railroads. Sttansnips All rieioI.-A
N6OSELEY's CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING,
vi nearly As cheap Shingles less than in o Slate and Pot ~
MOSEiETs IRoN BRIDGES
nearly % ,tclp WOOD aud always f-ol aud sac.
MO$ELENS lRpA HOUSES,
b. AVID ia ol- rlih lie TINE
MO-ELFYS COkBIGA ItD itON ShEE. S .
ola hand Us ~ Aid "a foui u c bfs. Ilay
% very orders promptly ste 'ogd Co.
Cirraars end ~ pii seat lrs D. ma ~
NOsELEYs IRON BRIDGE AND CORRUGATED ROOF Co.
gn-e. $50. aust. =. y.
Also Solo Agents fr tie hioy Ion bali1s Won. % boson
rE'O CORPORATIONS, CONTRACTORS, &c
I.r-e s,8r. o. imported Scotch Nil-d sopeWae Sewer
Pines Frhes Nc y 30 inches duc.er also -Annty
ou Gsden Vases: Mall Green House, Oven and Flooring if
.tn Brick Scotch stoTr T e Brick constantly OF hand
Also manufacturer ct Drain Pipes IRON 10 j. inches dia1ccT
EDWARD a. QUINN Long Island Pottery,
Depot. No. 20l Pearl st., New-fork.
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Geaal Notitrs.

CUPREllE COURT, City and County Of New
- isaac n WOO1 Plain 2 against SALLY ANN
WoOp D.f.raan Summons .or Relief 20 Che
sam oal anf r,eir-l ibe confiet 900 Saflp
Of t-trr % vii copy hccNft served upon .V ms
serta &. af Iaice4ea
snsir, oo e6sr3te lis Office. No Ivrou-
y M v q Sew within twenty dsrs irl llt serve
A.of " - service ard 10 fe g. ans"c
viir the iforessl the Iatg in uls lc'
I'll ,rri, h. t ut sr relief dfandci 10 the complaint
r,slea i1re H. 1876 PHILIP LLNN. PilntHs At;or cy,
40 IyonTow. CITY Or View ioit,
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STE M EXCURSION among The lCEBERGS.--
- IN. cie.isiip COMMERCE unier charge Of cert W
pol,e ~ v, Foo on tie 10Th Joy EXCURSION 90
kSHADOR icn- sydney c. b.. ST. Jolns, ~ r. and other
5000 lf-eeug pobav 'ho s..--c IelegiapH
OF i'et''. N--'-el
flssN, en- q. = y :. :. 4. d yo.ie:. We =. l.
T4irf-end rii Capt Dsdgs lar made
~. lin m ao ore me beolhy and pleasant vays o.
Spt adu- no Of August The splendid shooting ~ ts
g. 3e ;l scenery ialhofs a ead cg1 Ql' lte feiy
NON and other epdcmcs I'D Cofbae % lcndcr .he E1ouI
sien 20 c1creJ u-y aitrietiye one.
Goo and sfiea sR bepoii'cd for fageu
" s.her 81
Z fIilr r,.- Be- covering all expense $50 As te se-ne,
~ sA rroaut, on 2jh. place. should be- secured
,pre Tor ic m. sdl-ess }. " DODGE Hsu,t fa = H.
s1FRANkLiN SNOW & 60, No. Connlefeesf Is 'i.on'
df-Acis 10 'e oot-u-1 Of L. SNOW GO
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- FREDERICK HElTZ selilst MARY ..................
n0YctIEgFY ana MARIE Df BOlS-Sum L. : a. = aJe.
rnor. f,- -.Hef--C1r Ser 10 tLe De- 'suce ed
sf,-i- Dgh.i1. Hun hereby $500
.sered d r, The pln 20 tais o. N W.
al, 5ev 81 . m che Of che Ce 81 be ounY o Queens a. '-
mae sail Ooay. e stale ccw iof-, aua 70 i,e ~
N xorr sr ~ 20 ssi4 ar. ts .r1scrre 81 W IN
~. pesre4- al tie City al Ntalors. m teenty days site
NE you crc sYe o e CIV ~ tn "
So, and II ou r, sHseei aid complaint within ne te
sfcrs.sd Inc pqrlf FOO il action ~ gy % i@ 60 ~ of W
~ I,i2 i-peT,ra ALEN TH ANY, Piaiu1is Attorney.
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Gxtursione.


A DAILY EXCURSION 20 the tlsiiNG bA ~
IN viii BE- made by the superior steamer va oMIu =. - ~
AIRf. M SUNDAY, Jas A.
Murscts a. Eighth t. y e. ~ D. Itthf d. :. - 60
g. T. ID Pier no. n g. al ~ 4-''i
Scan,he band bait Lnes and eehllent. on ooo-
VHARTER FOR EXCURS lONS.--Ihc large and
~ eou.nlofors ,iclrboat ht6LE
-rre,-pier So - Norih River,
nAIIY EXCURSIONS DOWN THE BN:-De-
Betlal Summer excursions by The lvore steamer Jessie oyt
Asly tsrf.rs csr.1el from no. ~ loot NJ iahel No"
RIVE n a. n si through the N1rr9ws ana lower
bav NAT Fors Layciil iamou Ac to ron -A1uouih ina
sefuung at 2J Fare Tor the round tfp
y Chidftn uuder ten years OF age o. 1Iie -r,,, @
EXCURSIONS 10 YONKERS, GRASSY POINT
IL COZLa MSS WEST POINT, COLD SPRING. CokNN ALL,
NFWRUNGH Nf'W-H fMBUrGH MILTON and POOGUhEtf-
Ar THE steamer AS NA wal leave Dohrosset dd pa
and Thirty fo1 10 leaving To shkepe Co etur 20 J.
Special ois 70 rciscei rates vii be maie with schools
GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSIONS
LAKE SUPERIOR.
srr ID ilv steamers NOIi Noitl
sn5 BELLE viii sc he follow ng days Grand plc- lTe
s1euons e per kes leaving cleveland at DC oek F. @
EORTHERN LGilV LAC Ia BELLE.
ca ~ N Hf-eh Capt John Spadnc,
Tuesirv 1lv 90 rnA s. Inc'dsy' Try 3 y aii9 s.'
fuealay Auca.I IN D. Ile'dsy Ansn = - quo ~
s6iaired p. sidlessshs or,,rr t,,,-.,, p
Gieysilud. Ohio.