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town of Laferte, The Inhabitants, aided
By small body OF Franc tireurs, had bar
ricdded The main streets, and resisted the
Germs MS, until the main body OF the pur-
suing French fell on them again and cut
the retreating columns II two.
LoNDoE, Oct. 16.-Parlia viii prob
ably be askedLo settle E50O09 on Princess
Louisa, with an annuity Os s5, 600.
Six dead bodies have been taken from
the scene of the accident at the launch IN
Newcastle Tyne.
An accident occurred on the Midland
Railroad to-day, by which many passen-
gers were severely injured.
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New York Items.

NEvy YoR1zt October 15.-The Union Re-
.rubitcan General Commitfe held a spec
4aI meeting this evening, for the purpose
OF reeonsidering the sciiOn taken at the
-IaEt meeting, by which the COmtnittee
decided 10 form an alliance with the
Young Democracy. against Tammany
Hall The meeting was stormy and ex-
Tsipflf to reconsider a subject which had
been previously deoated and voted on ,
~ae an outrageous viO.ation OF ali par-
iianentary law. Having ent red this pro-
test .Elle party retire :, headed by Collect
or Mui ply. and the memDsrs SAID 70 be In
scind the action previously tasen.-
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Eew york Items.

NEW YoRK OCTOBER l6.-The Things to- day
aditorfaliy denounced the members OF tne
RerubIican General Committee, who lasL
night overturned the project for an alil-
ance with the Young Democracy, as siaS es
OF Tammany, and calls for their expulsion
from the party.
The Central Re publican Junta OF Cuba
ond Porto has, In consequences of Prest-
sSena q rants proclama, ion been dissolved l.
- wa gtoanaer Hornet was yesterday re-
leased TO her owners by order of Judge
BlatchfOrd. -
oonsultation with Judge Woodruff and
MarshaI sharpe, on the coming election.
Valloqy fever is dying out No new cases
r,rs ftoveruOrs Iaiand since the lltii
the French steamer -. Laurent; whlch
sails on Monday hiss aooAro 5J,V0O rinesr
and so O,000 rounds os cartridges.
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Icable Special to The TrIbune.I

LoNDoN, October -l6.-The special CORE
spoDdent OF the. TTb1slse 81 Berlin tele-
graphs on the 14thgt
The armies Investing Paris have been,
and still are, receiving heavy reinforce
ments, com mprlSing the LandWehr and
guards heretOfOre at Stras bourg, the bulk
Of tue newly formed Thirteenth CORPS be-
lore poul. and q Baden division. Which
are marching BY Troges, and also the re-
serve corps, formed Tl:ti IN siiesia, was to be
CI5Pps. under General Werder, is advane-
Ing from Upper Alsace against the Rhone
AMY supposed TO be forn5ip 2 at I5voIle
! The repoIted SUFFERING of the troops be-
fore Paris, from want of provisions, is au-
thoritlyely coAtlsas5S con - - ~; a Er~
/ CorEs reports a lorna siege OF olerations
! has Commenced at NerdaE and Soissous
Operations at Paris have been Cieiaved
/ by RIsmarck's desire TO prevent the she'll
/ ing of the city, bHb is now czDected tc
L COZ 1FhRues next week.
+ The Ez-fbusle's occasional col rasDontfent
writing from Baris on the lithl inst, say
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ITALY

RoME, October 15.-MazzIni, the noted
7 Republican agitator, has been excluded
from the amnesty.
Piascentini has been called to the COun-
ell rice Bonacc4. 74as4 -. 80 ~ = ~
atrroRENcE, zOctober 15.- -The- decree of
| Victor Emanuel establishes equality
| The com nander of the Engush Squads
/ ron at Ctvita Vecchia, obeying orders
| from home, has saluted The Itali9n flag.
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ENGLAND.

- LONDON, Oct. ia brother of Bazaine
writes to the journal D'Anlien's denying
that the General refuses TO recognize the
repablIc, or thatabe holds Metz for the
Napoleonic dynasty, he adds Bazaine does
not consider himself a marshal of the EN-
pire, ba1t of Francs.
The French made a sOrtfcs from New
Brfesach yesterday afternoon under cover
of a dense fog, but were driven back.
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Mexican news.

CITx OF MEXICO, Septem ber 15, via. Ha-
vaua, Ontober l5.--Congress opened on the
18th inst. -t-
The Tehuantepic Concession meets no
opposition, and Is likely to pass. lUH
A general amu es y with few exceptions,
has been passed. ass-sr r~- -rrr7 =
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BEIGTUMb

BRUSSELS, October I5.-The Paris oorres-
pondeDt of the Beige thinks IL possible
that Paris may be saved. He describes the
mines and pitfalls which have been thrown
back around the encieDte. Great quantt~
ties of heavy guns, stores and prcjectiles
have been accumu!at1ng.
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PORTUGAT,.

LISBON, Oct. I5.--The opening OF the Cor
nOunced the renewal Of diplomatic rela-
tions with Italy, and promised hat neu-
trality would be maintained In the present
war. '
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AUSTRIA.

V1ESNA. October I5.-The Emperor' au-
tograph letter convokes eile. Austrian and
Hungarian delegations at Pesth, Novem-
beF 2tst. ~ ~ = na
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SpATM

MADRID. October l5.-A meeting in favor
OF total and immedists addition or
slavery has been called. q en -45Gf VEl
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FRANCE.

MISCELLANEOUS Foreign Meas.
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sunday

Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Soissons CapituIatede to thsr Prus-
s. SLAMS.
0TE5 k9G DIS sc
GarfbaIdi Appointed 10 a
Command
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Among the National
Guards.
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LHeraiu,s Special-l

I.oSD5S, October 16--The steamer Scotia
went aground on Saturday at Queens
town, and had a narrow escape The
weather was clear, but a sudden fog COM
ing up, her he ldway was stopped, and she
drlfted out Of the channel and grounded.
Tugs were sent from Queenstown to her
rescue.
A dispatch from Versailles the 18th, says
that three French deserters got into the
Prusslah Iines last nlght. Iney state tnat
there Is no actual scarcity, but the poor
suffer from bad executive management in
the distribution OF iood. The nurnb Der de-
pendent on the government is increasing
daily. The meat IS getting bad, and th ere
are fears of disease. - s
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The Rails County Registrars who we're
discharged by the United States Circuit
Court for error in the commitment, a day
or two since, have been Te-srrested and
will be examined by United States Com
missioner Green to-day.
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Rev. Drs. j. Cotton smith, Thomas Yer-
milyea and Bishop Essbleum, OF Massa-
chuse.ts, addressed the meeting in the in
teresC of the American Tract Society at the
Church OF the Ascension, New York. last
night, The receipts of the Society for the
year have Keen Sll6,l7l, and the expenses
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Grand memorial exercises were held in
Louisville on Saturday in honor OF cen.
Lee. Business was almost entirely sus'
pended, aud q large mass meeting was
held Saturday night, which was addressed
by Generals Breck kenridge and PRESTON, OF
the rebel army. and by General Ffnwell,
an ex- Federal Geueral.. - - ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-06-07

Agritaltart, Marht1

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nwS YOUR HOhE
WEST FLUSHING.


Go 70 the Office near the depot t West Flushing
(opsn all day, Sundays inciuded)
II only nfteen each way for railroad iaro
and Ices than o. weekly. or including fer
rage, SIS per week.
Nearly 1000 Lots have been sold already since this
beautiful village was hnt opened to the public 1t
contains over 100 dwellings. and IS already live
settlement, far exceing all others In its natural ad
vantagcs IS we'll as its nne improvements.
Heed this advice and 60 at once to WEST FLUSH
ING. The puce 10 only
$500 PER LOT,
Psyaole 80 monthly. and interest to pay. No Auc
tonoer's fees, other expenses Deeds given At once
n full PAYMENT 10 made at time Of purchase, and an
allowance offs per cent. for cash.
After the nst payment OF go the purchaser
~ and build upon the lot he desires then pay
monthly Women purchase lots in their own names
All who would be independent OF landlords or seek to
invest their money safely and probably invited to
60 and examine this offer at once Maps free at tho
once at West Flushing. and also OF the undersigned.
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK, CPubllsher),
q BeeKman st., New York.
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GnHlnriHi
A OnoICE SECURITY.
MIDLAND BONDS.

MIDLAND BONDS.
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD.
FRER OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
COUPON OR REGfsTERED) OF
NEW YORK AND OswE0o
MIDLAND RAILROAD.
10 MILES ARE DONE AID EARNING NOW
ABOVE EXPENSES MORE THAN THE INTEREST
ON THAT PORTION OF 1HB MORTGAGE DEBT,
and moro than the interest all the bonds that can
be issued up TO date.
The completion OF the new road enables rs to onsr
for sale more ofthese bonds. No bonds can DO Issued
on road under construction, and on aa1hed road ne
tssue "a limited n se0.onO per mite
These bonds desirable an nvestme ut for many
reasons. the most prominent OF when arcs
FIRST. Behind them and fortifylng them Il q pad m
capital OF nearly t1,00O0D0
Second: The road Is a new trunk line running be.
tween tho New York Central and Eric Railways, and
shortening the distance seventy mosa very great dis
lance properly considered, and one that would alone
render this road success.
Thf'd: The cost OF building the road "a twice the
mortgage. and railroad is Of perfect title
and II good for anything. always Increasing in value
These bonds are real estate loan OF the character
at half value. The cost Of single track ABOUT $4,000
per miles mortgage $1,000. Besides In this case the
real estate In existence before the bonds are sned
Fourh! The Mortgage Bonds on every ra!lro. run.
ming out OF New YORK city are good. and interest is
promptly paid them.
FVrh The total interest la ilI,y ofth. great railway
over tour hundred miles in length, will be but sJ6OOO),
gold annum atetr the whole line Is completed. The
earnings Of ange month. 1t expected, will exceed
This.
consideration Of the gross receipts OF the New York
Central ana Erie Rail ways will be all that nee essary
we believe, to convince parties that tae Midland viii
net. amer ali exDenseA much larger sum than us In
terest debt
THE RATE OF INTEREST.
These bonds pay pcr cent gold free Of o. g.
income tax and this with god at 49, 10 equal TO over
EIGHT PER CENT. YEAR. No rational person
could eIpest SAFE INVESTMENT. WITHIN OUR
OWN STATE. to be offered more liberal terms than
these.
THE BONDS.
The bonds have Is years to run; are issued In de.
nominations OF $1,000 bear per cent interest In
gold, free OF income tax are coupon or registered,
with interest payable seniannualiy In New York on
the ist Of January and LIST Of July.
fklcB; PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
Pamphlets. Circular, &C, may be had application.
GEORGE OPDYKR a Co,
Bankers, IS Nassau At.
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4inamiuL.
,finamini.
r AK SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTH
ERIN RAILWAY COMPANY
SEVEN PER CENT.
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
BONDS.

The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Com
pany for the purpose Of providing for the payment OF
lite several mortgage debts they become due. has
ccuted mortgage to the Union Trust Company OF
New York. as Trustee upon the whole OF its Railroad
and branches. payable on the nrst day Of July in the
year one thousand nine hundred.
COUPON BONDS OF $1,000 each will be Issued. with
interest at SEVEN Fer Contum per snnum. payable
semi annually on the nrst day Of JANUARY and JULY
in each year and REGISTERED BONDS of 900. 5000.
and $4,000 each. without coupons. interest SEVEN
Fer Centum per annum payable quarterly the nrst
day Of JANUARY. APRIL. JULY, and OCTOBER, in
each year. principal and interest payable at the once
OF the Union Trust Company IN New York.
We call the attention OF investors especially this
class Of REGISTERED BONDS. which, on account Of
the SECURITY AFFORDED AGAINST Loss ny
ROBBERY. FIRE, OR OTHERWISE, and the PAY.
MENT OF QUARTERLY INTEREST, offer an invest
mont peculiarly desirable.
A limited amount OF thcse BONDS can be purchased
asiN. and secrued interest. upon application to
ROBINSON. CHASE CO..
IL Broad street
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CHEAT RUSH -
~ iar eieurs.en tickets to go to GLENDALE ON
FARE 10. is OR 20 crs PER DAY,
and secure nome. 81 Cedar st., rooms.
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Sl.O00.OOO

SI.000.O00
or TEE
CONNECTICUT
AIRLINE BONDS
HAVE BEEN
SUCCESSFULLY NEGOTIATED.
LEAVING Bot
$4,000
UNsoLp. WHICH ws
OFFER AT THE ORIGINAL PRICE. PAR AND
INTEREST.
The solid substantial character OF the security has
attracted to these bonds the attention OF capitalize
who prize Investment which lnsures the ABSOLUTE
SECURITY OF THE PRINCIPAL. and q liberal rate
OF interest.
THE BONDS secured by FIRST MORTGAGE
on ALL THE PROPERTY OF railroad nnytwo miles
In length running through the OF Of
Connecticut. forming. with Its oonneeuons e sAorteM
asd Qxtckes vouk bsf,seen Bosom ana Ner Yorf ne
VALUE Of the PROPERTY covered by the mortgage |,
MORE THAN DOUBLE THE AMOUNT OF BONDS
ISSUED.
The road is COMPLETED AND TRAINS ARE RUN.
MING BETWEEN NEW HAVEN AND MIDDLETOwN
Wide east of Middletowh. the unfinished portion Is
graded for twenty miles. which leaves only some
eight miles to grade to COMPLETE THR
WHOLE LINE.
Corporations, inventors. and capitalists viii md In
the First Mortgage Bouds OF this Road form OF Invest
meat sAFE, PRODUCTIVE AND CONVENIENT
TaE STATE or CONNECTICUT Is TRUSTEE FOR
The BoNDHOLDERs. and each bond Is slguod aud
isucd by Tie Comptroller OF toe state. The bonds are
OF convenient denominations. 500 and $1,000 and can
at the option OF the hoaer. be Registered They bear
Interest at the rate OF SEVEN PER CENT, payable
semi annually, IN May and November In New York
They can be obtained Of any bank or banker. or by
sending direct to
HATCH FoorE,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IL GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES,
Y wALLsr
VnE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
) now completed the entire distance from owogo to
Auburn. popular and prosperous Agricultural and
manufacturing district is tals Cfelerty provided FOR
The local business OF the Soathera Ccatral Wal be very
large both al freight aud passenger tratac. The rich
agrc ultural country through which It VIII afford
aconstanty Increasing business The great nlanufac
turing establishments Al Auburn. whose water power
is the best in the State sni the enterpusns towns
along the line, wal always thls road good
income.
vERsnLYE CO.. the Financial Agents OF the road
offer the remaining unsod portion OF the Bonds with
the greatest confidence. believing them be a. good
security any that has been placed on thl mar
ket The Bonds bear seven per cent, have thirty years
TO and they yertible the option
OF the holder.
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AstIoIOgp.

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everything che name ~ ne one You ir.y aud tnt
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those IONS ecpttatgd shows tge uNrles- or H ore YOU
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Present. ana Future.
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Gnrnrelnrra.
NAytVttaaiAAssFltsES s%shssss ?a}ysS IssSYS,s


NAststkaaihAssratsF$ s%HBtsyy?Yss}yss IGsSSss
Of P6Uen hGP1nE ~
on stSD&f. August T. 1870 the magnificent s''OOs
Co.,. PLYMOUTH R9cK.. . ,..s
SIT l., \. r., st $50 A. NJ landing al q zen. asd
ss%p S Ps'SMT"l ca,s s 81 yne
dSHas ne sntr. srip Private psy vSsSs meal.
70! e y, Iur;sr "a Ge.Ii Ia!ssfo cS.fsHsS y,
SSrS 20 poasESssps ssybSfsa
to pOughkeepsie, &c cents Encurson uckeu Tor tho
F fSasG srG oO''G JsMts ss FEc:dn
QUEENS CUPREGATTA.
MONDAY. AUGUsrs.
The new. nrstcla,s steamer
PLEASANT VALLEY
will accompany the Yachts during the race leaving her
pier loot Of Spring st. North River. at 80 A. NJ Per
~ (Peck ,iipo at 10 A. Al. and too, Of Montague st.
Brooklyn. at ich5 A. NJ.
REFRESHMENTS on BOARD.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP. $50
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
INTERNATIONAL CONTEST FOR TnE cHAL-
SPECIAL t dtSHb EkcuRsroN
to witness the race between the celebrated yachts of
the New York Yacht club aud the famous Yacht Cam.
brln q the Royal Thames Yacht Club winner Of The
late ocean race. The Gorgeous saloon steamer PLY.
MOI III ROCK viii be Withdrawn ron the Long
Branch route for one day only on MONDAY. AUU. &,
isO. and viii leave pier IS North River foot Of Mu ray
e. 4. NJ. foot OF Sith. North River. ut oSD A. NJ,
touching at the lower landini OF the staten Island
Returning, landing at Sith st. mt and thence TO piot
2s North River.
Through the courtesy Of the New YORK Yacht Club.
the PLYMOUTH ROCK will be assigned special sta.
and unob tuctOd OF tue start thence foo vic" the
yachts around the nag boats back TO the staKeDolf.
JAMES FISK. Jr.. President.
MKT MONDAY. AUGUST s..
~ FLO1 LILA EXCLUSION To THk
GREAT YACHT RACE
Superb steamer. riIF NEW cHAMPIos.
Cosy steamer SYLVAN SHORE
Comfortable boats, CdxsACK1E ULSTER. and
SARA rOGA.
GRkYb FLoTILLA EXCURSIONS
Boats leav Fulton Ferry, B ooklyn. al n M Stth
st. North River. at A, Nj Christopher at, at $50 A.
a.; Broomest, Fact River, ats A. NJ; Pier 4, north
All boat. on Pier l. North River. at DAM.
DODWORlHS BAND, OF brass and reed Instruments,
and ALFRs'S EXCELSIOR BAND, OF brass and reed
instruments, accompany the excursion aud give q
Monster Popular Concert commencing at 10. See pro-
grammes 1u1s Band and BsIget's hand for dancing.
Tickcts round trip--C1ass A, tOc. Class II, 81.
ful view Of the great race for everybody.
I,LOTILLA EXCURSION TO YACHT
Il kACE-t'rivIlege ct BAR ICE cream. and ref e~h-
mems for sale Apply At National Carbon lOs Bowory
NJ 10 o'cocS this morning.
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Shipping.
-------~>------- oSH'ff''s' .--~-~~--
A NCuOR LINE PAsSAGE TICKETS,

and from any Railway Station In Great Britain Ire.
land, Norway. owcden, Denmark. Gcrmlny, Holland,
Belgium. aud the United states, by steamers SAILING
wecAly, FOR sale
Al Los VEST CURRENCY RATES.
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
Gr.en
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V,HE SECURITY BANK.
OF THB
CITY OF NEW YORK.
Organized under the king Law OF the State Of New
York.
HAS COMMENCED BUSINESS
AT TIE NEW BANKING ROOMS.
$40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.

STOCKHOLDERS have selected Tor the OF
Directors the following woiiknovn gentlemen. TO
whom, or to tue Bank, applications 10 open accounts
are Invited TO be made;
EDWARD CLARK. OF the Singer Manufacturing Co.,
HIRAM NJ cool, Of Mnerd Cool. wholesale Gro
John MACR. fsiircd merchant ?, Howardst.
JOIN =, 1lLSlN. Successor 10 Dcmhs Barnes Co.
United states Medicine Warehouse, COLLEGE
cuAiaEs, 4 MARIO Of Pool, ,Naz-o, Kimbnl &
Co. Wholesale Gioeer'' ~ warren ST. corner
ADDls0S Il HALL, OF Hal, Bradley q Co, Nsnufnc.
psa,' and ol.; 81 wais
AN on and Lad SIS Va SS9p '0 N'Hn''' u
slLAs n WlInsRBhE, OF s - AZ G. wineries,
JAMES q: CovEL. Of ooyei 3 Mowry. Manufacturers
HENRY kNickEksACKkR Banker and Broker, %
LKosxRD c. TaoRNE. Of W. II. L. {. raOrns,
SAM Z. Y; ssSscsb y,e.pr,.,d.nt mutua, FRO.
MN ssc.io Luz !. 10, .. CT y. BTS ., u.,s,,
GEoisik hkhckES. JT' Provision Merchant. 40 to
JOB v; slit, Of SUI, Unesrs,1; Manuiae!urer.
cHAiSLfs a. GiiiIs. .whole.a'e Druggist, Nashua
cLA1Dius q. cpKANr OF Caldwell conant q wes-
= ton, wholesale Coal Dealers, Trlaity building.
JoSAliiAN oDkLi. OF odel,s a Mis-. Baakers and
SAMUEL = TSIii', OF 1iiyh Phelps. Importer. OF
Fancy Goods oe hIosaway. ,,--,.-.. ,
Cotton Goods, fSterson. n. j and 20 Greene e..
New YORK.
GEO. r gONKtL. OF Geo. p. Howell 4 Co., Adver.
Using Agents ~ ParE row, New IorE
H. CIPrtKLl. OF "A. j. Cipperly q Co, Hats. Caps,
- and furs, 20 nal and = Walker st-a sew York.
MON AcNis WARD, OF ward. soulher.and a Co,
DfuEgIsts, 40 " william st.. New Nork.
CHAS 1. PAKhER, OF NAkro. Parker 60, ~ Moore
St. heW iOrG, ana lO5 CommercaltL, Bo.ton.
JOSEPH L. ORvIs. PrcsiGeRt
Responsible partes invited 10 open accounts with
hr sECLE lrY BANK OF the cry or NLY YORK,
oy letter or In person. al Sls broadway.
Mcrcaatne Paper discounted.
JOSEPH U. OBVts. PRECEDENT.
BLNJAMlN II DEWEY, Cashier
$40 BROADWAY,
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p,rsoral Autp,s.

EFT his residence ls Hester ST., on the sd inst.
and has not since been heard Of supposed Of M.
sound mind PATH x BRRSLIN, 10 years OF age, .
iret 10 Inches IN height dressed IN dArk clothes and
carried a bundle wrapped in brown pgper laiurma
ton 10 MS brothers A. the above adfr'ss
DADICAL CURE, without kniie, canstc. or de
II from business, for Structure, fstrlA. Piles
Diseases OF the Pelvic Nsce-a Diseases and Def rmies
OF The eye nose, lace, ara person, And NIL important
cases. HENla A. DANIELS, N. u Lexington nv.
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$50 North Port Exp, stopping At principal stations
$50 p Nj, Norm Port. Huntlngtoh, Hampstead, and
all way stations.
G:3p +. Al, North Islip. and way stations.
All trains connect with branches to ucmpstead Glen
Cove, Locust Valley Norlh Port. sc, &C.
Excursion tickets. good for three dayA 70 all point