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Farmers in want of first class articles OF
Threshers and Cleaners; also, one and two
horse Tread Powers, call on or address j. NJ
IIulshiznr, Light Street, Columbia County, IA
3m%
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TOWANDA BOOTS TOWANDA BOOTS
The best and most reliable for every ont
to buy. Try them. For sale AT Mckin
ney's.
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DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA

DYSPEPSIA. D1SfEfSla. D1Si FL oiA'
Dyspepsia is the most perpteXing of all human al
ments Its symptoms are almost infinite in their
variety and the fOrlorn and despondent victims OF
the disease often fancy themselves the prey In turn
of every known maady. This is due in part, TO the
close sympathy which exists between the stomach
ana the BRAIN and In part also to the fact that any
disturbance OF the digestive function necessarily
disorders the liver, the bowels and the nervous sys-
TEN. and effects to some extent, the quality Of the
blood.
E. F. Kunkers Bitter Wine OF Iron sure cure
This is not a new preparation, 10 be tried and found
wanting: 1t has been prescribed daily for many year
I'm the practice of eminent physicians with unparal
eled success IL Is not expected or Intended TO cure
all the diseases to which the human family is subject
but is warranted to cure Dyspepsia in Its most obst-
nate form. Kunkes Bitter Wine OF Iron never falls
tocure. symptoms OF Dyspepsia are loss of appetite
wind and rising of food, dryness in mouth, heart
burn dstension OF the stomach and bowels, consti-
PATTON headache, dizziness, sleeplessness and low
spirits. Try the great remedy and be convinced OF
its merits Get the genuine. Tabe only Kunkels,
which is put only In 81 bottles. Depot59 North Ninth
St., Philadelphia.
For sale by all druggists and dealers everywhere.
TAPE Worm
Entirely removed with purely vegetable medicine,
passing from the system alive. No fee until the
head passes. Come and refer TO patients treated
| Dr. L. +. Kunkel, No 259 North Ninth ST. Philade
| phia. Advice free. Seat, Pin and stomach Worms
also removed. The medicine for removing aH Others
but Tape Worm can be had Of your druggist ask fol
KUSKRLs WORN SYRUP. Price 81. f. +. Kunkel
Philadelphia, Pa.
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For S400 cash you can get 40 yards o
Appleton A. Muslin at Lut2 & Sloan's.
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An elegant line of Gents Underwear,
Pure Merino Shirts and Drawers,
kIedicated Flannel Fine all Wool
Canton Flannel,
Childrens and Boys Merno Pants and
Vests ut ID. Lowenbergs.
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
Fine Dress Shirts,
Percale Shirts,
Fine Chevoit Shirts,
Boys Shirts,
The only reliable fitting Shirt is at D..
Lowenberg's.
Mems Fancy Slippers at L, M. Knorr's.
Mems Calf Boots, best in market for $500
at +. Nj. Knorr's.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

The meeting in the school house at Jersey
town, Monday, Oct. 18th, was addressed by Col
j. G.. Freeze and Geo. L. Elwell. The house
was well filled.
| a meeting was held at Orangcville the same
| night, addressed by Z. L. Orvis and w. j.
Buckaew, Esqrs.
The Fowlersville meeting on Tuesday even
ing was organized by electing Henry Shafer
President and Franklin Lamon Secretary. At
tendance was fair. Addresses were made by II.
II. Little and b. Frank Zarr Esqrs., of Blooms
burg.
The meeting at Catawissa was well attended
and was held at the Masonic Hall. 1t was or
ganized by eecting J. b. Knittl5 Chairman,
and Joseph Martz, Secretary. Prof Walker, OF
this place reported the speeches. L. f. Orvis
and c. b. Brockway addressed the meeting
The Catawissa Band furnished music for the
occasion. Catawissa is alive and will do her
share.
meeting was held at Lawrences school
house in Franklin, on Tuesday the 10Th, Jesse
John presiding. W. Buckalcw made speech
Much enthusiasm was exhibited.
c. w. Miller and George L. Elwel addressed
meeting at Rohrsburg on Wednesday evening
last. Joseph Keller presided. There was a
reasonably good attendance
AT Locust, same evening, b. Frank Zarr, c.
B.Brockway and William Bryson made speeches
to large audience. Elias Helwig presided.
AT Mifilinville, same evening, r. r. Little
and E. E. Orvis. Esqs., addressed large audi
ence. Christian Wolf was president and A. w.
Hess and Charles Workheiser were elected sec
retaries
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oat Meal for sale at Russeps. Call and try it
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Rubber Boots at McKinney's.
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Cashmeres in all the new shades from 81 on
per yard, and up, AZ CLARK q VOLTS.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Spe pecialties just received at
d. Lowenberg's.
Gents Cashmere Mufllers,
Gents Silk Mutflers,
Gents silk Handkerchiefs,
Gents Linen Handkerchiefs,
Gents Linen Cuffs,
Collars, &c.
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.vercnats OYercoats |!

Overcoats Overcoats Overcoats!
for
Men, Boys and Children.
Great Bargains at
ID. Lowenberg's
Felt Skirts at G. G. Marr's.
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NOTICE.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
A IDITOR'S NOTICE.

IA ESTATE OF c. b. BRoBsT, DECEASED.
In The Orphans Court of Columbia County.
The undersigned, Auditor to distribute the fund
in the hands OF the Administrator OF c. b. Brobst
deceased will attend to the duties OF his appointment
at the oflice OF Brockway Elwell, In Bloomsbury
on Friday, November 3, 1915, at 10 O'Clock, a. m,
when and where all persons having claims against
the said estate are required to present the same
before the Auditor, or be debarred from coming in
for a share OF said fund. GEO E. ELWEIL,
Bloomsbury, oct. S, 1S75.-4t. Auditor.
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Machine Needles and Oil at G. G. Mars
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Calf Shoes at f. NJ. Knorr's Tor SOU per
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A full line of Corsets at Clark " VOLTS
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A full line of Underwear for both Ladies'
and Gentlemen from so cents to $500 at
CLARK u WOlfs.
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IIATSl
HATS |


HATS HATS HATS
Latest Styles.
Lowest Prices,
Largest Stocks,
At ID. Lowenbergs.
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A TIORNEY'S BLANKS, Common and
~ judgment Bonds, Just printed. nd ior sale al
The ooLyaBlAN once. ALI klhds OF htol aey's blanks
either kept On hand or pIinted 70 ORDER
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DO not forget that cheap lot of Ribbons
at Clart; & VOLTS only 25 cents per yard.
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Boys Fine Boots at +. NJ. Knorr's.
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Oysters by the gallon or quart, at RusseVs
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ELEGANT SUITS,
Latest Style,
In Ready Mades,
at d. Lowenberg' 5
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For the relief and
cure of all derange.
ments in the stom-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
aperlent, and an
excellent purgative.
Being purely yege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent.
OIL IH tlnta aa...Al
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DECISIONs-JUNE Il.

Supreme Court Chambers - Bv Judge Brady
American Paddle wheel Co ag Goesrg-l pon h
this further reflection upon the DETER
disposition 10 lie determined TO continue tne
Injunction the claim defendant, Goeslng IL sma
while the plaintiff Is comparatively mrse Sn
there Is doubt the trustees 70 make he
uation OF the stock which made the Defendant nov
ever in case reached and tried al e prs
ne term has an Of t0 prevent the ucD
which may by the adjournment Of The courts Over nor
10 examine not difficult ordered Accordingly foTis
agt. Fowler-Granted. Obermann agf Wora Musdal Lii
Insurance. accepted and bond aIprov
Brett ar defendant in this acfon IL enutlrd
credit for the upon the sale Of the properly
and it allowed him. II the amount was splaIsn.
he litigation unnecessary Dut u -
the amendment asked must I've
Judgment far opened to permit TINS 70 Or us
he cause upon special calendar where IL
during the term and the r1ghfs OF tne
pauti protected made In furtherance OF ustee
and the relief asked for is granted without costs
Judge Don0hue.-Snoigruss agL hrcnhel
Motion to resettle order denied.
Supcrior tourf-lSpecial 7erm-Bv Chief-Justlce
Mone-Robertson Atlantic Nut Life ms Co-Case anu
exceptions ordered on file.
Common Pleas-Special Term-By Judge Robinson
-Voss AIT. uilier.-Case and amendments settled
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o'clock p. NJ. TO CLOSE OF BUsI-


THURSDAY. June Up. NJ
With renewal Of life and animation in the Wall.
81. markets to-day, gold has been firm and stocks
weak The quotations for gold have been III and
l17l4, but the transactions have principally been
l17lls and ll73l6,l prices which are, regarded -
but feeble response to the news from London
of numerous additional failures. That gold has noe
sold higher to-day may he attributed In part To the
realizing By some traders upon their long gold. bus
principally TO heavy short sales, which foe the mo-
ment have supplied the wants OF the market. Uu-
fortunately such sales, in the absence Of subss-
auent favorable circumstances, invariably aid
to the strength Of the premium, and are accom-
panied by a decentralization Of the exchange market
In view Of the very general dstrust with which nearly
all American securities outside II U. =. bonds and
the bonds Of few Of the States. are now held
abroad. and Of the evident disturbed condition
Of business affairs in Great Britain. grow
ing out Of q long period Of stagnation. IL "
pity that speculation in gold here cannot be sns-
pended but since 1t cannot be, and experience he
taught US that no law except the law Of trade can
control it, there secms to be- no way Of preventing
those who feel that the gold premium y
too high from doing the very thing
which never fails 10 advance that premium
70 an unnatural figure. viz. ceiling large quantities
of gold that they do not posess These remarks ~
- applicable v The merchant whe. requiring ~
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CIVIL NOTES.
The certiorari issued by Judge Davis, On

The certiorari issued by Judge DAVIS, On
complaint Of Nelson J. Waterbury against the TaInnany
Society Is returnable to-day In the Supreme Coart,
Chambers The questions arising upon the demand OF
Mr. Waterbury oT copies Of the records OF the society
will 10 argued.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
James L. Osgood Co. OF Boston filed bill In equity,
craving for an injunction restraining Frank Leslie from
Ialblishing In his illustrated newspaper n poem by
oliver Wendell Holmes. entitled "Grandmother's story
Of Bunker Hill Battle"
A suit was begun yesterday in the Superior
Court Trial Term before Judge Friedman by Doyle &
Adolph against Marshal George H. Sharpe for $1,000
Marshal Sharpe, under the bankruptcy proceedings
agni0st AIfrcd b. Lagrave, seized ease OF goods
= 0aSlio atom, entered by Layrsye. The plaintiffs
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CRIMINAL NOTES.


At tho Jefferson Market Police Court yeetefdav
morning large Of prisoners sn omoefe weTe ksps
waiting for several houra owl 70 me s IN. .c -
who sits ut that court WAS Ntting In inc Sout Va
the Tombs.
William Masterson, charged with making coun-
terfeit fyrcent pieces held yesterday In $lO Dar
Conn,isscper shields In United States Circuit Conf
Joseph Garbrese Vincent Palmero pleaded mos s'V
Of dealing in counterfeit money.
In the Court of General Sessions. before Recorder
Hsckc yesterday David Doody boy Of II YEAR o. @ Az
sent 70 the Cathouc
stephen Erfar for attempt at burglary was
20 state Prison for 22 years Patrick Monannn. 'o
tempt grand received similar sentence III
sweeney attempt at embezzement vas
one wear IN state Prison Joseph Van Buren,, Tor an s
sentenced To the PenitonAAry
year John Kenny for attempt at burglary was ,, ~,
Prison Henry SCHROEDER ior sn
larceny received sentence OF one year iii oS'
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Eeaal Notices.

SUPREME COURT, NEWYORK COUNTY.
- AUGUSTUS W. NIcoII- trustee TOR SOPHIA y. y;
PEyyOI,I)S plaintif, against ANDREW j. kERWlN AMI
Ma RGARET t. KELVIN his wife RoBEnT WA sI Nh
= NEWCOMER JOSEPH KOHNER, MARLBOROUGH
CHURCHILI, MARCUS KOHNER. RosALIE PERL and
ISIDORE PERL. her husband. JOSEPH LEVY. anu
HENRY LYMAN deiendants-Amended summons. TO the
d,fcniants You hereby summoned and required 10 an
swer amended complaint IN this action when WAS h
(l.rk. office the lb'n
March Is75 and ~ copy 10 the said
COMPLAINT on subscrber his Office at No arrefs
civ of York twenty after the hereof
exclusive Of the day service and fail To swrr
the complajnt within aforesaid the pantin III ts
sc apply for the reef demanded In the
communicated March 10th, 1870 ...
-f f. JAMES FITCH, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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NJ lSSING.

vi IssING. 400 REWARD
Missing since saturday morning; June at m piA
% Boston, VI ~ years; hieht
had rather light compile 1ion sh, blue eys
rather prominent dlmpe in chin dark Drown
hair and full suit Of yellow brown twte
top felt hat stf brm, white collar worn low IN
meek black CATER shoes had IN MS pos
session gold watch-FrWisham maker-narKed on
outer edge name FULL Roman letters also goii
s.arng with bunch OF arrows pain gd rig gu
chain, and seey ebuttons let NO W " est l"en
eil.st New saturday, 10 keep ap
pointment at Long Branch boat, Pier g. \. 4, but
failed 10 do So Heard OF at y. m. at Pler %
~ H. steamboat where he gave note to cabman 20
be delivered Twentieth saying thar ne IN
tended evening: There are no tngs
that time Five hundred dollars reward vii w
maid for the recovery body II dead sch niora
lion A. will discovery 81 his whereaouts living
lie and partially recovered at time OF us
appearance. - .,.no.r r,t,xrrD .
Information IN be to Messrs. GEORGE DENTEK ~
20 Is Beaver at New-YOrk: Messrs. THOMPSON
TWOMBIY. Federal ST. Boston OF 10 the Police Head
quarters Of either city.
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OPPOSITION MERCHANTS LINE for
DENNSYLYA\IA RAILR0AD;-THE

DEN y = l. ' ~ Il "A Ii l IL hbAD.-l ne
ROUTE Trains from foot Of Desbrosses and
] Tor Hayisbnrg pittsburgh the West and south
with pullman Palace Cars attached $50 a. m aud $50
rr n l and Lock Haven VIA Philadelphia
Ere r. r. DIV connecting At philadelphia. $50 M for
necnr al CORY for rsvie Petroleum Centre, and the OIL
Regions. ,,,, 49,. an, 81. s.,,, or ,,,,,a y,,,
,non -press OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday
ia a m arrive in Washington ut 4l0 y. IN. Regular 81
$40 o9 s1 pO,d 3 IN sn9' 7o iS $50 nj 1890
4iO $50 g. T. $50 p. and IL sight SUNDAY. 400 D. T.
so For AM SesnrS at g. sso Z 70 3 TO- ii n i2m.
$50 3iO $40 40 i30. 30 $40 o. 6ln 65o q 80"
$40 10 y. and IL night Sunday ozO u ana oio
p FOR la Elizabeth O. 30 74O D. 10 H. IL m l. 2so
To- 3o D. M aud II night. sunday 52O, Z, and 10
For Railway So 7to 10, ioa ma IL M s sSo
g 70 S4G and IL IL night sunday sso and M o.
For wooibrdge Perth Amboy and south Amboy, and 10
a. For NsS iG and n II M slo 4io $50
6.lO .. M and II night. sunday I'm
Fur princeton 4 $40 a. M. 1880 3 4i0, and p m
For Fieinington Phinipsburg and Beiviere $50 n.
an" F,S Ge n and somerset Branch. 3 p. m.
For Trenton BordentOwn. Burlington and Camden and
$50 a. nl- ~ go ? l. O. and p I'm n, M
For Farmingdale and ssluan q m and y. m
For Hghstown Pemberton, and Camden VIA fersn Ampoy
For y H d, and Pemberton Gam.
Trans arrive as Pittsburgh, 655 and 10 10
si s * ond. Wa.Anssn a,,mSSs ssS
a ais 10 T. gss sss i ia so
Ard iss a and sS ia is
y.Ass r.oss S.!:i IT, 49, ''' f'''''s" Agent
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RAILROAD COMPANY TO BE WOUND UP.

A judgment has been entered in the Supreme
court ON the complaint of Margaret J. CouItensy Sc
frustrating the NewYork West shore and Chicago Rail
road Company and placing the Company in the hands OF
Iiyip yston Lsnsng OF Buffalo Receiver 10 wind j up
The Judgment Is on previous judgment OF Mrs Cour-
tenay d 1850 80.
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A, T,StCVapt & Co.

opened the Fouthave and feminist section Oh "o
main department for the sale OF seasonaoie g''
popular prices, viz; -.
Imported fine CASHMERE sACQUES, JACKETS, CAPEo'
etc commencing az extremely prices OF 81, Si 3D.
and SO EACH upward less than oneh half their real value
An assortment Of REAL INDIA and DECCA CAMEL -
HAIR sUAWIs from SIS to so5 great bargains
SEASIDE WRAPS PLAIN and EMBROlDERED CoL-
LARS CUFFS and SETS, at exceedingly low prices
THREADS. TAPEs, BOBBINs, PINS SEEpLfs'
TRIMMINGS, PLAIN and BEADED YAK LACEs' hof'
FILINGS etc.
ON THE CENTER SECTION
will he found COLORED GRENADINES, washable only
122c. per yard ..,,,.
from o., 10 SC. per yard.
1000 pieces Of yard wide PRINTED cAMBRics +"
IL &c. per yard
PLAIN and ARMUEE POPLINs at zoe. per yard worth
SOC.
INVISIBLE PLAIDs, handsome qualities at 2oc' per
yard; good value for 35c.
Strangers and residents II nexhborng cities should not
neglect opportunity supply their wan at prices very
much lower than similar qualities have been sold TINS SEASON
BROADWAY. FOURTHAVE, NINTH and Ten rhSiH.
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Ocean 5teamers.
YCHOR LINE-CARRYING U. 5. MAILS.

ANCHOR LINE-CARRYING L. ). MAILS.
NETWORK AND GLASGOW
VICTORIA. sails ~AIt kDAl, June ~ > p m.
UTOPIA. .-alis "a III RDAl June 20 ~ H. H.
TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL OR Ion DEhkl
CABIN PASSAGE 10 go
Steerage a current rates.
Company's Offices Bowling Green .,,. -.
4 MEXICAN LINE
N WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE bet wsen
PHIL DEIPHIA and LIVERPOOL calling at al EENH
TOWN sailing every THU R~DAl irom Philadelphia and
aliBg every WEDNESDAY from Liverpool ,,,,
The following appointed To sail from fhioe
phia - ,-,.,pyor.popn Inlv Z
PENNSYLEANIA...Ju June 81 OHIO July -
INDIANA y NY ILL .rDi '-'"' -
PRICE on PASSAGE IN CURRENCY. ,oo
steeraee and Intermediate all points at
the lowest rates
steamers marked with a do not intermediary.
for all classes unsurpassed
other information
GEO. ". COTTON. Agent. AZ Broad H.. n u
John MCDONALD. Passenger Agent
Bait place, Newlorz.
pETFR WRIGHT ~ Sons. General Agents
3O7 Walnutsi Philadelphia
Richardson Spence q Co, Iiyerpool
4 Ilrpa
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OENTRAI. RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
= N ESE To- H.. TaH y
Z; Il n S n s:s
Central fenn'' s1aM i1s Hx sss1
S:.
town Msueh Chunk Tsmaqua TAmansnd w'kssosrs Sc'ss
. is ss s%s s1 mel %
sa' s.sss:
sSas wIRssSars scranton &C.
iosc nwWay TAIN for Eason connects phrlpsburE
Esn 5ss%S mss' P. S4i
sa5 p. n1ExrnKss for Easton Belvders Bath Msuch
$50 m.Way Train for Planted u.,,ov, and N,usn
chm with Iasl ana ives.
sS %ay Tram f fSr aud Remington
Maaeh Chunk wiiEssbarrs, Tcwanda HEADING and Harris
s ss, % %LTss 1 Tsala sss s'~sr'a'A
20 20 p !. m m so@erviiia
so 30 B. :. m-way Tram for somervina
IL 5 SSai isse :. iI s" s@s - 81 ~ s.
siS $50 y" 49, 80 SIS ssjs ss.S I'm.
III. r. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
T. Of taking eject Mona;s
a. s.s see n note Selowj
ana ans cassS Say a1'sss
io45 m.~Express Mail for Buffalo and Niagara FAllA
ssssns .Siss for he s.s ws. Fall. es
cinnat Detroit and chicago without change
Por. n' sefvis 49, 1880 40 and lo4S m 49, 1880
AM Mdlssow WI 100 1890 o. 40 and lo45 m s45. 40
1850 - The and 6 m sod M Ida Raraa%
Roniout and Kingston $3.50 a. N. sM AZ AZ 5o
so;s'a i:.S s'D ssS ~ ssf e. r. 4 4
ssse.s s% e. So %sssss
sts sS& Ramsey ass 81 e 5 Sa5 7so c TO
ioS m 80 as Pa IS sG ioi5 n9ssa
P Pc A. and s mSnsa SAB si'
7 7e $40 p Is No. o"is noan S $3.50
M aS e. sso and m. T fsso sS ana
AS @ ana 81 llso saturday nights only Spring
L. i45 s5 $50 7:f5 rs and ii1O saturday nights
"a 5I p % satS5ay n.,
on soe or m na %
leaving cha@bsrsst aqaTter hsgTs ea,e 2sd 81 thirty
connsstng leaving Chambers ST. at 1880 M
Tickets and for in Drawing and
NOS aii $50. and Broadway; No cOurt't. Brooklyn
aI trains from the West arrive NewYork at Ys5
o. Ill., Inv Italy y $3.50 fSundays only.
mo " ABBoTr. General Passenger Agent New York.
JNOR RondOut and Kingston, connecting with
Roniout Railroad. landing at Highland fails
Point Cornwall NeSourgh MARLBOROUGH 81 ION
Highland Patz) and Esopus the steamboat f,omas
Cornell every Tuesday Thursday and saturday leaving iiar
rlson-st Pier "a, y. r., at
L,OR RondOut & Kingston, landing at COzzeny
West Point Cornwall Negbursh Mar9oIoIsh Milton a
Pougkeepse West PARK and Esopus the steamboat Jahes
Harrison st. Pier so. 81 Sorta River At p M
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
L FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS Mo , and inter
med points leaves Peck slip day lSunhayse
cepted) at p Twenty third st. f. r. 5i1 p m; .onnryt
Ing with speca tram Haven. Night boat leaves Pcck
Ain AZ IL O'clock Tickets sold baggage checked at s44
Broadway, ew YORK. and 4 Courtst, Brooklyn
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claim that they bought them honestly from one Ande
who had acquired good title from LAgravc- Inc CO.
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Urn Goods.

T ORD & TAYLOR Grand and Chrystie.
IL FURTHER REDuCTI0N II GARPEslFss ;; 70 90 70
Veypts s2 Boiy Brussels 81 10 to 81 80
American Tapestries. 81. Three phys 81 20 m .,
Incrains all wool. &c., worth 81. MattingS zuc ny"
Chamber suits, 50 upwards; walnut liam
Der Suits $50 upwards; Chairs. DINING ana fAf"' f"
fure &c
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Copartnersbip NoIiess.

TNHE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore eXlstng
between the undersigned under the nrn name OF h. ~ ID
VIGH day dssess ed by mutual
June H. 1879. r. 1t pNi"h. VIM =. =. oN9-H
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90 tDbom it man Conecrn.

nR. CARL RkINCKE (Of 25S West 43d-st.,
New York. may for time TO come at 10
Washington at. HoIOkeu. " B-Any claims aganst III Il.
must be within days u secure attention
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT -f0lA O'CLOCK

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - lOiA O'CLOCK
AND lila O'CLOCK A. NJ.
r : "a Rasistered 1881 U $500 Coupon. 1867
Ia I,.n 300. 12oI
r = a. Coupon 1851 y 5a 1910 Registered
1000.
m q 800 Coupou 1864 2O.O'm IL ilSS
80 ,as, .'..-'........1I9, Z : 81. 1910. Coupon -
NJ : z , Coupo Ill
40, 90 .'.' =. i2ii, q y ia Registered 1851
> $50 Registered. 1865 lOt0p...... -. iI.lls
be. l2lb coupon. 1871
1852
FIRST BOARD-10i2 O'CLOCK A. N.
Saies Of state Bonds-Raiiroad Boads-Bank and Raa-
road Shores-ErDress Stocks. &c.
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TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

TIE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. June 17.-In the Court ofAppeals Thurs
day. June H. 1875: - . ,,--... AVN
10 7O-Dean se Etna Life Insurance
ent AIT William Austin appeant-Argued by Thoe y.
browning OF counsel appellant and by Joseph n hoa.o
for respondent sl-Peter Nelson appellant agi onaes
Iuline and Others respOndens-Argued by Ed
Of counsel for appellants. and s. HALd TOT esPon"o'
still r,na
proclamation Court adjourned to Friday June 10
1873
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CPFCIAL NOTICE.-The steamer CELTIC
- White will be provided with the AMERICAN
Life saving suit Stoner Patentl saturday. June ~
board will be in readiness tn give such nfor
mat IL be desired.
Terms rental for the voyage 80 for each SUIT nj . A..
steamer can application at the office 81 the Company
EQU TABLE LIFE BUILDING, 20
100 Broadway, 4th floor. room No 3D.