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CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
- HEW.YoRK.-PHILIP KETrsRBR agst FERDINAND SrokS
SKI aud oher-In pursuance Of Judgment OF the supreme Court Of
the state EewYor rendered this acton tho seventeenth Gay Of
Juuay 1867 the subscriber referee therein named by A. y
BIRECKRR son Co. S sell at pablo auction a the Exchange
Sssrnom m Broadway To- The C OF Newlork on be twenty
seventh 7h May 1853 at twelve o'clock noou All those GER
tain With tue buildings thereon erected situated IN we wv
of New York bounded and described as follows Az those certain %
piece, parcels od situate lying and ben the se lo!s MA
now Wa Of the City Of NewYork the east SIDE OF seventh
avenue containing together follows that 70 says b
point the uortheaey corner OF seventh avenue anu
street, running northe along the easY SIDE
the seventh feet I've uehes thence eAy pa
WITH hundred feet thence sonher pae
With feet I've inches TO e norhet sue
Of TrenIh and thence wessry along the nohery sdo
Of street hundred feet TO the said eaey cor
er Of The Seventh and Twenty sixth street TIE point place Of
beginning May %, 1859 - - - . .. =. .,r,.r
The sale Of the postponed until MONDAY Jlst lust, al tue
time aud place ., ,,ovn,v -. !,
inst at IN same time and place ,, ,.,yo,,. -, 90
Of tho above Is further postponed until hONDAl Juu -
inst At the aud place . ,... -, d, , , - =,
the above postponed uhul
the sameti time aud place 80 .,,.u ., a a.. :. an.
Of the above postponed until FhlDA H. July Wv
same and place g. NJ STOKES Referee No, % "fsN
The sale the above postponed until hOHDAf July ~ hsI
che and place B. STOKES Referee No w's s
The the above postponed until FRIDAY jay 70 1,L
same aud place NJ STOKES Referee NO y o 49,,
The Of the above postponed until hOhDAl Ju
the and place. g. STOKES, Referee Ne " nass
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PgSSENGERS ARRIVED

HRWBERE, N O. Jaly 2In steamship Ellen Terry-Mrs Por.
Ter and laughter Mn white and children Miller
children Miss M JoAss r. ChaEe Capt slegh
II r. Brown, Mr. Clarion D - -.-..' - - -
FROM HBw-oRLRANsIu steamship Cteson City JAY at-Mra
Germen Mrs. Neyl Dr. L. H. Ter Ass c. SeaDAn Miss Barton,
Ma Gingham, ArA Msth De RoeAefot and children.
Ma Sius and servant Miss nsesuRy Nine Auechd and servant
Ms Jeffrey and child Mrs H. Manfos Mrs Stone Mr. Young
70 StssS.biR MAHIHaIsms. GAAghan, A Heysh Mrs Pea.
derkra and child Mrs g. y West and child Mrs Gasee, Mrs
EsnHe Mrs Beta and three chlre Mrs Fax Mrs CaIkson, j.
bharpless W ~ smith H. r. Ferris George AutI ~ Williams
wife daughter NJ Lssatte BesneouTt ~ Cohen. aud nine 10
The second cabin
FROM LONDON JnJ ltIn steamship PaaguIy-w. g. GrStb.
Geo Robinson JohD bgov Thomas w Chapman, W. H. Lhgow
Mrs Msy Monks Nm Sophia bennington d. Freensira MfS T.
a Master Albert FTeeHa VIM Alhb0ne AibOne Master ALI
bone cathsrne HeE Carl Ge Darbo james Sullivan, A.
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THE ELIzABETHsT SUPPOSED HOMICIDE.

Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest, at
the Springst Pohcestatlon the body Of Mrs Mag
daenA Marrin wife Of John Marrni, Italian carpen-
ter who is supposed TO have died from violence. The
pair lived for considerable time past I'm the
basement OF No 1874 Elizabetst They have quar-
relied much attract the attention OF the neghbos
Early yesterday morning OF the officers OF the Ih
Precinct Informed that Mrs MarTin then lay dead
IN her ROOM and that II believed she had died from
violence. The officer entered the apartment anq hnding
marks Of violence on the face Of the deceased Noman
took the husband 10 the Station House. Mr. Martini III
formed Capt. Walsh that the woman had died from
natural and denied that any quarrel had taken
place between himself aud wife. The bruises
her face, ho said were Occasloncd
by her falling ont OF bed. Tins statement corrOb
by OF his neighbors Satisfied Of the truth Of
the mans statement Capt. Walsh allowed him 10 60
Drs SHINE aud Cushman made postmoriem eNaip,na
ton Of the body OF the woman and found that death had
resulted from Brghrs disease Of the kidneys: She had
complained at intervals for nearly three months past o
pain In the head, her husband said, aud
this coToborsed by of the jurors by whom she
had been occasionally employed washwoInau. The
right eye OF the deceased somewhat dsoolored and
her fractured These injuries merely SUI
pernclal however aud were received In the manner de
sCrbed by the husband. verdict accordance with
the opinion Of Drs Shine and Cushman rendered by
the jury Deceased was native Of Germany, 0ged 90
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THE FIRsT THRouaH CAR FROM WE PAcIFIc

On Saturday at a. m. the first through car
from California lone Pumans sleeping cars arrived
in this city having left Sacramento at $50 O. m On inc
nth inst The passengers dned that day AZ LEO on
the top OF the Sierra Nevada Mountains anu ior
supper at WadsyOrth Nevada Running an nehs ,they
arrived for breakfast at Elko, Sunday morning, ulneu
that day at OriBe and sHpped At Terris was
served Monday morning at PromDnt0ry Polhtr Utail,
dinner at Deseret, and supper at bahsaIch Iucsuay
morning kfast at Rawlings dinner at Laramie ana
supper at Cheyenne, On Wednesday morning me parry
breakfgsted at North Platte dinner was had nj GRAND
Island aud supper at Missouri Valley Fhursdhy pLeak-
fast was taken at Cedar Rapids Iowa. dinner az D3On
H., supper at Niles Mich. Friday tho car
got Into Detroit az s;s5 a. nI crossed inc Il Se
don, Canada West aud arrived at Niagara at noon ana
mt Rochester for supper Saturday morning the COM
pany took breakfast IN NewYork City, after having
traversed 31G7 miles The trip consumed TITLE over
six days, and would have been accomplished IN -
hours less but failure 10 make connection at
PrOmOntOry Point The OF the passengers are as
follows: W. A. Bray, wife, and four children; Mr. Derby
wife, and three chdreD Mrs COTbett and three children
A. s. Harlbnrt, Mr.. Norton and wife, John G. Garland
wife, and two daughters Mrs. M r. Walker ana FAMILY
Mrs Eewland an English lady go years ago she crossed
the Plains In wagon; Mr.. L. JacOllOt Mrs. Jacon0J
George II. Parker, Miss SALEM and Miss Roe FRANK W.
Hilton conductor. on the Wednesday previous 70 the
deparu Of the train from Sacramento the sale OF TICK
for the trip advertised and before night all had
been sold.
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A CARD FROM MIR. ROBERTS.

To the EdttOr o. 1Hs 4ItO""G
SIR: Finding in your issue of to-day,
Itatement in regard TO myself in which there
mistakes trust you WI allow briefly state the
L,cts as they are. An officer TO my place OF bust
In search Of Juror for COroners inquest 81 he
asked my partner TO but he declined, saying he
had no time The officer did not ask me 70 serve and
therefore could not have declined As he remained IN
my using abusive language requested him 10 take
person leave the store and as he declined placed
my hand his shoulder and repeated the request lie
Instantly raised h0 cuD TO strike me- and then drew his
revolver while In selfdefense. took from my desk
pistol neither aimed at him threatened TO shoot
with two other officers, armed with an order
from Coroner Flynn 70 bring me before him; This |
Immediately Obeyed and the Coroner said that he should
hold for contempt Of Court and requested the officer
and myself To make statement OF the facts as
they had happened After hearing the statement he dis
missed the The officer falling then to make case,
another officer land not Coroner Flynn suggested that
be taken the POceStaten and charge OF feloneOus
assault preferred against now request my friends
10 suspend Judgment until the evidence in the case shall
be produced. M ROBERTS, u. .
Neto- York, July ~, 1869.
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LAND OWNERS N THE SOUTH DO wANTTo SELL

LAND OWNERS IN THE SOUTH DO WANT TO SELL
To the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR | notice that at the annual meeting of
the New England AntslaveTy Society, held in Boston,
Fred Douglass speech which he made, said that the
men of the South who owned 1900 OF land had con-
spred not 20 sell 20 cOlored MAUI This believe TO be
mistake and calculated 10 do the South much injury
know OF this State who own 200 acres OF
land though there many owning large tracts ali or
whom are however, anxious TO sell 70 any one VINO
will buy without regard 20 color Almost al the
Old planters lands than they can USE ana wish
to sell part that they may obtain money to improve tLe
remainder There large tracts and small tracts OF
land for sale on the most favorable terms
To show that tins desirable country as any In the
South / will give short description OF this section
we are about the geographical center OF the state ana
almost I'M the middle Of the great cotton belt running
from east TO west The lands rolling, inclined TO be
sandy with red clay aud mulatto foundation, inter
spersed with creeks and rich valleys the SOL o. winch Is
"a light lOaTn very fertile and easy OF cultivation Thls
section Of the countryis comparatively new there not
being much timbered land; farming IN very primitive
state but those who have given IL attention have
raised fine variety Of fruit Water abundant mostly
from wells Our stock now In fine ORDER Though 1t has
been In pasture al the since March, and does not
need feeding until the fret OF December Nothing Ike
sheds or shelters for animals are known among US
Yours 6c JOIN T. DURALD
TlomGstotcn, Bliss, July 49, 1859.
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CALL THINGS BY THEIR RIGHT NAMES.

TO TWc n n Z Tut Ut 7 Wb ITEUW " q
SIR: In The NelC- York Times of this date l
read ut is evil tendency everywhere prevails pre
vangO 70 gloss the real nature Of every crime by
the OF smooth designatOnsand TO this habit is due
not little OF the prevailing axity In respect TO all obh'
cations" Is this the Times that advises us 70 call
lie a b1iSae-an statemeuta slip Of the pen
Liar" used n term OF abuse one thing; ."har"
used in purely descriptive sense rs another And
wish add my mite Of approval to the generalyfelt,
though not lOudyexpressed, appreciation OF your prln
ciple, Call things by their right names" 1t is much
better to call lie, ga lie than "to gloss the real
OF the crime by the Of smooth designations"
Net0- York. July ~, 1869 A READER
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THE COURTS.
THE COIN TOBACCO CAsE-ISTRREsTISG TO TO


THE COIN TOBACCO CAsE-ISTEREsTISG TO TO
BACCONISIS.
In the case in which Nehemiah and Jacob
Cohn were charged with fraudulenty cvRdng certain
provisions Of the Internal Revenue laws relating 20 man
factured tobacco. the commissioner has rendered the
following decision: ....-
ne dpd,n Who tsep tobacco store At No "a Fuionst
With violating section 70 ~ The Internal RSychHs Law Of 1903
10 selling and oHcsg for i tobaoco Dot Piehsgss nor stamped "
HE evidence showed that they store 9ba. Of sns
shorts" which ty bad pufthsd sale made BY The Uuhsd sa
Mauha ~ vheb barrels And h0m
Of sAh hey seng hat the tobacco 10 these barrels
rot in passe stamped Dot barrels branded
r. Ws condition - uhsn pafehss-i BafshPs sale
HTshIt sale The aueioase Ptsmed That IAs pse "oed nos
s,,sss. am Of he opnon that r,ssrd
enual kgsn tbs dchdagu sy ouJ sd he sane
executive oho 81 ibe GDItfumt hAd sold 70 hta "
IL foun 20 have Joss % At The ard be al %
ancient predsH 10 favor u the dtisb % protect hs foH
TIE poPurJ n The oo'enmssL " The SSstns sss
the requirements % aN A. % paef g ard fnp
dsHes further showed that the defendants bad also ibe "a last
th qusHy % tobacco unsilmti sht act PCT ~ i,
repaired 1:'sS .5 s S 90 sgisl'a a. S,i.I A
section 7s requires 0hy that goss col! o. osred for
sale" STAMPED aud pcedn Paesges Ihs bufdsn o. peeI
There show that they sold and the proof
that sTposd TO rew does n maze ou' 90 oa 10
sell Is only daT ARR TIE daie hat We s el a. VOC He
h these provisions sba tale eject fhsli dd not prSIsu aeE
Ieen unampe goods hand AID paelng and supE sm on
time 10 dine a. try shouh vh opsn them for sale u merely
IA made II ma that ths wVuh open the door O.
fraud or BY tobacco dealers bnt 'bs snssnshn
ia, coueon The dsudaHts proved By their osk that he
never ines sale Of tobacco that ussAmped IbJ have
ibs phos vih ihe Law % m z, probably We. OF
proof the testimony srg 70 suspect lha iheJ
have so offered TO-. sale any tobacco i h,d @ Ls required
stamps had not paid the proper tar The dtndan are d'
charged
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Hotties Of BAskrapiEu.
limited

nTsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
IL 'STATgs FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PbNNSiL.
YANIA-THoMAS SLATER SMITH ste eoPaTtner 10 se eI OF
Levitt smith Co successors TO H. Levitt Co. and r. Slater
Smith co., Of Philadelphia bankrupt having ps S r or
1859 al oeooE D. M before REGISTER Edwin T. Cbae hs' A. hn
ocs No CTS Wanutst Philadelphia that she eIamsAuoa sAn
bankrupt be finished and business on meeting q'u '
lions al aud % the OF Congress transacted o. II.
The Register will certify whether The bankrupt hA sS
Auy bearing also "Wednesday August ~.
the Court Phadsph at 10 o'clock ms "hen PArues interested
Witpsis The ionoras Cadwaier Judge and seal Of
- the Court "FniAa''Pni' '"' ~ O.. R. FOX CerL
Attest! BDvM 7. Gsns ResStsL
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urs iOHmit the Collector sccsr,. - Won, tn,n.otOp
Very !sspSo'igny, yOg.e sbedion. servant -
fST 80 'scA r -.. P. j. JoAcftihsEN.
h0" Tue GOVERNMENT MAY INCREASE ITS IN
q iii .r . COME.
TS The Editor OF the Frfbune lo DID
SIR; If Congress would pass law allowing
nformers certain percentage Of the tax Incomes not
returned, in something Ike the following plan millions
OF dollars would be sayed the Government that now are
Qst After eertaia date every year, every respectable
sken might be Invited TO inform the Assessor Qf his
Ds1rc OF any sOcOme that he may have reason ~ sup
pose mas not een returned and receive IS per cent OF
the amount "f the tax thus secured The person inform
ing should have assurance that his shah be kept
secret by the Assessor H.N. A.
Nei0-I ork, July 20, 1909.
INCOME RETURNS OF METHODIST PASTORS.
TO che EDITOR Of TIE Tribune.
SIR: | have no idea that you would willingly
do injustice TO the Methodist clergy Of this city But
when you publish the editorial page Of THE TRIBUNE
astatement that OF number who receives 81 500
salary has given his wife brownstone front, worth
t5OOO and only pays income OF $780, IL reflects
lpon the whole OF us; and I ask you TO publish the
Following statements OF salaries received and incomes
paid by the respective pastors
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SUMMER TRIP OF THE NINTH REGIMENT.

The Ninth Regiment OF Infantry, New York
National Guard, win make an excursion to Stamford,
Conn., tomorrow on board the Sound steamer Stamford
They viii be received there by the town authorities ana
residents, and escorted West Park, where they Will
stack and have lunch. The rcPmentI baud VIII
give concert IN the Park In the afternoon and after
ward there will be full dress parade, review and d1l
AT o'clock In the evening there VIII be grOmenade
concert and hop at Seeeys Hail. given by the officers
and members OF the regiment in honor OF the ladies OF
Stamford. The trip win be made on Wednesday
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WILL IT PAYi-PARTIsAN APPOINTMENTS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune. .
SIR: Many readers of The TRIBUNE are re-
earding with interest efforts to purify politics by pre-
venting the reelection Of dishonest representatives
Legislative corruption is becoming proverbially com
and the future Of nation will depend greatly Tor
lis success upon the masses insisting that thos9 W9
frane onr avs whatever may be their WsdOm snal AZ
iasst he possessed OF fair share OF honesty similar
ys OF nscentious Stewardship should also be applied
20 Governmental Oficials In. late letter 70 LIE
RIBITNE from Washington IL was stated thst senator
cameron and Gov Geary had been 70 see ths fresoenL
20 cay that ohcehoders must be stmuateo 70 klea1
noiItjeal activity, or the Governors reeScuoh
Iii bs mn n ieopardy" Now tho Governor is clever
honeSt Mind OF man. but IL Is 10 be regretted II no can
NOT be chosen fairly on bis personal merits IS @
me the great body Of Federal Office holders into nea ser
vice for lis official security. Gen. Grants test h0heey
and oapabty" 10 the true one, which the people neS
iy indorse TO turn out honest men, ana put ~ y
TIE Dolitica Hessans who Governors ana
Tor paw and who care for spells THAN IQt INC pgo
GOOD H. a stem backward, measure OF doubtful utut2
Il lie 10 be hoped that Gen. Grant VIII iook UPON SUN
1ngsestiODs with great caution. Some ate CnSikoo ~
tbe Revenue aud other departments 10 western teisy
Sana have strengthened the party tne beoo sn
ck 81 having things arranged" put up &C. W SUI
POLITICIANS who reverse the od proNeiD az -
u Policy the best Honesty" hAI'DL0'
lsadptHe Penn, July 20, 1862
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rnE IAsr Erie RAILWAY ACcIDENT

The accident which occurred near the jersey
city depot Of the Erie Railway, Wednesday evening
appears to have resulted in the injury OF greater h
Der than was first reported although the Injuries WE
not I'm any case of O serious character. Among .no
number who were slightly nurt was the oondpSCT n0
train Mr. James who resides near Paterson ~ a. have
i'm dangerous condition. His ininries saio ho nave
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
GIVE US A PUBLIC SCALE.

GIVE US A PUBLIC SCALE. ..-
To the EDITOR Of The Tribune.
SIR: Permit me to advocate the establishment
Of public scale at the Post Office. have noticed that
OF the applicants at the window Stamps less"
&C. fully twOhrds only require their already stamped
letters weighed. This would be incacuabe saving OF
time 70 the public, and would gracefully denote among
other things the commencement Of a new administra
ton OF postal affairs. Respectfully yours, r. G.
Neto~ York, July a, 1859.
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PETITIONS AND DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.
During the week ending on the oath inst,
petitions In voluntary bankruptcy were filed by Charles
c. Webb, Thomas IL Taylor, William "; Borden, Horace
p CIeary William l. Stone. and John T. Barrow. During
the same period discharges In bankruptcy were received
by Edward Robinson, Enoch Chamberlain, James A.
Maxwell william ID. Adams. John l.. Craig, Addison 4.
Bond Solomon H. Hanford. Selah Reeve, and George W.
Ely.
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CIVIL.

In the SurrOgates Court, before Gideon j.
Tucker Surrogate letters Of Administration we're granted
on the estates Of Henry Warren, Thomas Kelly John
Kennedy John f. Huertas, Margaret Murray, John Nc.
Neil Margaret A. Kellogg Lawrence PfaffTnan, Robert
Carss, Thomas Johnston, Jane Kolly Samuel Moore,
Ferdinand Ifmisch, Hermann Moore, Josephine +. Nc.
CLAW Maria Ltton. Justinus Kostar Henry Held Peter
hughes and william Kraemer.
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been nothing moro scrious than several bruises upon te
body, slight scratch npop the check, and spralned
apbe The employees OF the company az the aepot per-
Ast IN denying The truth Of Mr.. BogeTts staeeh lr-
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TO THE NEw.JERsEY RAILROAD COMPANY,

SIR: Allow me to anticipate paragraph
toeraby TO appear in your columns at some early
day. It Will read somewhat as follows:
e. TERRIBLE ACCIDENT on The SEwJBRsET RAILRoADl
As the ESQ m from Jersey CITY entering Bergen
Cut yesterday the embaBkmnt the Of the Cat which the
track laid way and the whole train pitched down
descent Of feet smashing The killing wouung
90 persons Upon examination aprea that The part Of the emhani
which gave bad been for time IN condition
built the side h Interesting frequency
and ght Of the trains going few minutes during She
and propped by loug mbe whose ends rested the road
beneath These tmber gradually od aud At length they
under the weight Of earth End the Earring Of trains sud The
sccden" Odhy added list Of
whereby suffering and death brought travel
because wealthy Corporation nruted With the Of The hve
Of thousands Of human beings preferred having unsoad
the TO put their road IN perfectly safe coud
Now that the Geed stolen said Cooperation will
lock the stable door
Nelc York, Jolly 20, 1853
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Nos s. s g. ~ 49, 40 $50 Isl, Is. It4 ITO, It's
l76 1880 l8+, lSo lel l95 NJ lSe 100 al 1o =
CogRT OF OYER AND TBRMNER.-The People agt
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CARBoLATE OF LIME AS A DIslNFLCIANI'
70 me EdtfOr Of The Trtb0nG
SIR am really surprised to find that carbo-
tate lime s 40 little known among physicians, when lie
setye principle earboie acid. has met with go much
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snisrnal Htbsnnt.

USirRp STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, !
Cor yoRs OvptcE NINTH NEwloER, July IL, 1909
NOfkE Is HEREBY GIVEN, in pursuance
~ Of hw-That seized the 18th Ja quantity OF Slhl ~ IN
M. store corner Yeyeuth aud Seventh NewloIk C,
stamped aud any persons claiming me sane must
before ne and claim within thirty days from The date
of this uoe otherwise the will be exposed for sale on e Zin Gay
S,,.,t1st NeN.York civ WIN A DARLING. Collector
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SATURDAYS WEATHER RBPoRr-s . m.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun t15 Sun 1;22 Noon rises.. 94
I'D. this DAY.
Sandy Hook 9:75 IGoVs Island o:l5 Hell Gate ...l2@
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Surnifur,.

.furnifut
FURNITURE and BEDDING of all kinds
cheap cash. be pai for weekly monthly at REID
Co.'S No. $50 Hudsour., NeWfork
FURNITURE.
il The largest stock In the CitJ
ID. l.. SOLOMON G SONS.
NOS b57 AND $50 BROADWAY
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COURT CALENDARs-THB DAY.
SUPREME COURT-CBAMBERs.-Re Cases.
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gtrtur,s anS yfltttiugs.

1.- gttturss anS 1lutines.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MUTUAL
~ C. win be held their Headquarters on MONDAY EVEN
ING Jaly Co. 1863, oclsek Business q importance
-" - ALEX V. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
TNHE GRAND DIVISION of 5. of T., Eastern
EewYOrk will hold is QaaItery Session 10 TIE C blsshA
ton Broome County WEDNESDAY July %, al 10 O'clock
been made With the Ee Railway for IhEH return
ticket for attending SeoRwhch be bad az the se
sion on application the dersigued J. D. WILLIAMSON
SCOYILL d. FOOT g. 3.
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MtSiraI.
Qrintius.

XVM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton:st.
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABSL hAhufASis"
Era