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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-18
DR.. Geo. 3. Bailey

"LLL continue to practice in the various
w departments of his profession.
Offics on the public square east tfths court
house.
Calls at night may be made at his dwelling,
near the Methodist church.
N. B. Those indebted to him, either by note
or book account, will find il to their interest to
call and pay, or give their notes, as his obliga-
tons to hi' creditors require speedy settlement.
To extend further indulgence on long standing
accounts, will put il out of his power to meet his
liabilities. He trusts, therefore, that no one
concerned will refuse to comply with this reason
able request.
Georgetown, o., Oct. goth, 1870.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of Mary
n Ann Eylar, deceased, late of Eagle town
ship, Brown county, Ohio. arc requested to make
immediate payment. AllporsOn' having claims
against said estate, are hereby notified to pre-.
sent them, legally proven, within one year from
the date hereof April Goth, lS4l.
AARON EYLAR, Administrator.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-18

HNHE subscriber wishes to Gloss his business
j in Georgetown. persons iudsbtsd 10
him are earnestly requested 10 call and settle
With him, BY making payment 6E giving 'bsiF
notes.
Feb. 20, le4l. 2 nta
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing
u under the name and firm Of PowEH
g. NOwLAND is this day dissolved by mu
'ual consent; J. c. Power having sold
his interest in the concern 10 A. r. Sned.
iker. The business Of said concern will
therefore have to be closed by those who
are indebted paying up or giving notes
to "N1wland g. Snediker," who are now
the proprietOrs of the entire business, and
who are entitled To the debts due to, and
will pay the debts owing by The late firm.
An immediate attention TO the business
of settlement is requested.
JAMES G. POWER.
NOWLAND g. SNEDIKER.
Russelville, April /, ls4l. st
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Justices' Blanks

For sale at tie Office Of tks Democratic
Standard.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-18
Law Notice.

DAVID G. DEVORE will practice his pro-
fsssion in the Courts of this Judicial circuit.
Office in Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio, at
the North East corner Of the public square.
May 18th, l84l.
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Robt Archer Can, Jobn M.C,.;,bt
William Burns AIsxsnd., McCin,s
George Bsnnett Mary lar. Mi,.h.II
samuel Blair Thomas MeCnIIor.h
Dasid Christy James MeCr.igb,
Joshua Carey jesse Phillip,
E1ny Cox Henry Sham
Lydia Jane Coeksfill Als1sndsr S,ssn
John A Finley Rev Robt Stewart
Mrs Susanna Fsnton Aaron Fss,sen
John w Fenfon William Stafnss
Jacob Groves John F Wassoa
Margaret II Glasgow Charles Wison
J ohm Hunter Robert Ward
Willis Hamillon John c Weaver
John JOnson
JOSEPH EYLAR, P. NJ.
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Debtors, Attend!!!

O6UIUIBJ ALLEuu1H
THEY, who know themselves TO be indebt.
Il cd to me either by note OF book account,
MUST PAY UP. have given as long credit
as can do, consistently with my own welfare
and they, who do not make payment suoO, may
expect to see one at their doors, who is delega-
ted With LEGAL AUTHORITY.
WILLIAM SMITH.
RuSselvills, Feb. %, 1s4l.-3ltf.
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAlNlNG in the Post Once a. Scott,
~ unlo, on the slH day Of March, IS4l,
"nieh u not taksh cot in three mouths, viii be
seat to the General Post Once as dead letter,
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAlNING ia the Post Once at Russell
H vile, Ohio, on the 3lSt day Of March
l54l, which, IL not taken out in three mOnths
will be sent to the General Post 0@eS aS dSac
IeIten.
BOhanan w ley M'Gree Simon
Brown William Parker Gsr6ms
Brown George w Parker Elihu
Davis John e PiekeriIl Josiah "
Evens William Parker Jshn
Glaze John Rushforh Joseph 3
Glaze Sarah Reed 1T
Haks James L. Shanan John
Hedrns Samuel Sialcup John
Hatfield Joanna Williamson James
McMiIlen William Wilson Rebecca
MeNight Thomas L Willis Elijah
r. d. TOMB, P. M.
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Call and Settle.

Georgetown, Feb. %, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-22
JOSIAH Richards. AuctlOAeer
SH BANGS, RHEEaAkpS ~ PLAT


On FRIDAY EVENING, at o'cack. at the aucGoA
room.
BooSs-A large ard valuable collection OF msceiaae
gu. Books Bibic, School Books Blank Paper. OniilN,
Engraving &C. generally IL los 10 suit country de6et'
Full particular, catalogues &C the day OF SSH
CoioSED SSlNrSs Az Private Sic iCO dozen, super
colorsd Skvers consisting Of Cochuea blue. black ani
marotn.
Ga TUESDAY November 5 and three following day. II
o'clock. p n.
GREAT SALE OF OLD ENGLISH ROOMS.
An extensive collection Of K are and CurtoG
Old English Books p nd III NJ odcrn Pub Ia
.tiouS-Costly ILLUSTRATED " ors a.
sc recently received from Europe, coNpr'g uFvsrj'
Of 400 volumes; o. be the s'o>t ssn'teeRt ani
cxr.u>ve " Ks Published.
The collection emhisceS immense r>scinhii.o u
Standard Old Authors Civil and Ecclesiastical
Theology DIVINITY Antiquities, Architecture, Pal % ~
end General Literature Very old Book "a II RAID
ry scarce Works Pathology Lersuaces. Classical. IA
sophy Science Snd Fi-c che lee old 'Juocs o.! no
LATIN aud Greek Classics (mauy 81 them nne f.ciren'
OF carly printing; Lives Of Eminent Old DriNe, Na'I
aad Military COmuan1ers, Statesmen aud io.mei''
Earl, Voyage. aud travels Valuable Old Modern stt
ton. of Sterling Authors the French Spanish aHd TAI
sn Languages; OF them richly Illustrated curoh,
Old Blacketier Volumes snd large numher 81
Pamphlets, Charts &c The whole forming celIeeuoE
he largest and perhaps richest IN variety
ever before offered in thu. Country.
Further particulars here si,r.
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Ne,y-Yoris Markets.

A.HEs-The receipts are moderate. Sales Of Pots to-
aay SSH aud small sales at 625 parcel OF Pearls
ts, been sold a shade under t 90.
Corrox Sales today of 500 bales. The marke, IL
very firm.
FlouR-The denand continues good, and there are
but few sellers of Genesee day loss than Gt0 Ohio
SSH { 90; Michigan ss7. The tendency stall up
,arI Southern is without change. with light sales -
Georgetown and Howard stree, TOO 6l2; Brandywine
6sS.
Ga.,s-The market is still bare of Wheut There Ia
very i;,o Corn Rye Offering OF the latter We have
sale, report. Sales OF Northern white Corn at 49,
aeasure and Jersey at tho rate.
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a u CTiO S Ale :
IA =. DMSPhIs NJ.
Store "a !tall.1,l-ssrsst. corn-y Of P,ns-s!r...
FRIDAY. Oct


Sore "a !ttit'asa-sirsst. corAer Of Pins-S1r.-.
FRIDAY. Oct -
A, 10 o'clock. A. he Auesson Rooa.
CHOICE WI>Es-A chocs assosi m nj OF Oil sotad "a,
GeTa sherry Port, and other Wiaes put up IL Tex. al
and dozen zach, sud well worthy the sie.,r If
hosc wiseirg choice and pure Wines. hey src received
direct ircn Mcs.rs Oracle Il Co, aad Narrated .
represented
Catalogues csG be \ ID a, the AuStiOs Room.
Also, SO.e0C Principe Cigar.
Also, 100000 Havana 90.
On SATURDAY. Oct. %, s, 10 Oelset, the A.e,iou
Room
Cloths All Css>imerss, from the helves-A large sui
rc-rs assor,aert of West Of England Cloths C.s.-
meres of recent importation ard adapted 10 Tue Sc
On TUESDAY, Oct IS al 10 o'clock.
PACKAGE SlLE--.c0 pack ges foreign snJ domestic
ry goods, received per arrivals, comprug i.rs
and general assortment Of seaSensoie articles
Terms. 4 month, Tor approved endorsed notes
Catalogues and sample, iuornip- OF sale
On THURSDAY Oct. = 81 10 o'clock
FxrNcA GOops-.e0 ,ases French food. OF re4tAi 'i-
portatou and al pied 10 the SEA On
Teras-For all Suns Of SO0 and oy r 3 lnos FOO 1p-
proved endorsed note.
Catalogues and samples or mornng OF sale.
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q Ro.,on Grown Hreaa.-Mr Edito, =

Strong along Diyision-,ircct the other day, h
show bill announcing the above article for sale so just
stepped in 10 what locked like and found II was
the same kind as we used to have home. can assure
YOU il was great treat to me when | down my
breakfast the next morning to the real stuff itself
Smoking ho Oh the table BY the bye, if year
pale faced ladies' were Of 1t every day they
would complain much Of dN spepsia besides II would
Improve their looks by giving them healthy appearance
ani an E4-teru and kno" that there arc great
number of Yankees this City that would like 10 s'l
some as we'll as III, self reckoncd that If told You
that you would tell them aud hen would gel kuo III nil
over creation through the extensive circulation OF your
valuable paper. DOWN EaSl Eh'
J1- inforned.ha the makers adversem ut Is IN
the Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-22

The notes in aud protested amount to-. S3l3, 26
The Comptroller Of the State has given notice that the
bills of the Mechanics Bank Of BufIo ill be redeemed
st tue Bank Department aid after the al' lust at Is
Ients on the dollar.
INDIANA SINKING FUSD.-The Commissioners OF The
Sinking Fund, Ia, have advertised large number CT
parcels of real estate for sale the lt Decenber ISL
IN Indianapolis. This real morigseec 10 the
State to pay the the Sinking Fund on the In
diana debt The real is located IN different pa Is
ofhe State ana the total amount due Is large ne Land
will be sold for the anioust of The mortgage debt ana
of il = be on long credit.
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al arrien

In ,hS city De; o. by the Rev. Mr. T. B. liallscs Nr
John nuuscau to Miss Mary f. NerRlya all Of this CITY
In this city Oct Is by the Rev \. }. Narsc!us, Mr.
Geo. Soa Of Syracuse, MISS Sarah C., daughter o
james g. WIlsCc Esq OF this city.
In ,hi. city, Oct. ~ by the Rev. Ed" ia F. Hatfield
Mr. John F. Burchard to Miss Caroline NJ eldest daughter
of Solomon Fanniag, Esq, all OF this city.
la this CT y, Oc 20 by The Rev. M. >,il"e, Mr. WI
liam Wainwright, of thu city, 10 Miss Cat.arIue SIC
I.aughiiu, formerly of Patterson, w-Jerscy.
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DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
OFFICE No. Ill WILLIAM, CORNER or JeHS-sr-
LII KINDS OF SILKS. COTTON AND WOODEN
n GOODS DYED. restored and dressed scucin. L.
lies and een;lemsns garments. such Dresses, Goats
Sh,wIs. Grapes, Yevets. Ribbons, Merinoes Hosiery
Cassimeres Cnps;s Rags PlanO and Table Covers WIN
dow Shades, &c. SC, o-1 'n
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Oicn-

In this city, Oct. 20 Mrs. Diana reram agel = ycars
In this city Oct 10 Mary wife ofwill:am slweiI, III
the Ssth ycsr of her age.
la thi. CITY Oct ~ Alex H. Cooke, formerly of Little
Falls aged ~ years
In The city Oct, 10 Eiz,b.h, widow Of the late Jane.
Dixon, aged 81 years.
In thi. city Oct. IA Mr. William fills aged 20 years.
In Madison County, Missouri Sept so Mr.. Charles
Mclntire Esa late of Philadelp hIa ased I, Near,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-22

NrEW-VDEN CARD PREes.-This a-s
asd superior article /, offered TO the public
siur moro Advantages than any other article the mar
sot OF the advantages are, thu! II Is portable auc
easily conveyed from place 10 place II nay be worked
bc one ner,on either by hand OK reale and xh very
lii,s s5or 1t I'LL turn work quick and good s:
any other press and the number Ui It's parts are fs"
less liable ger of order Those who hsve used the
Press as well other ferson accusntei VITA Presses
the best Hi cheapest that has yet bees pro-
tucei Pcrso,iesroa, o! procuring the article csn o.
taiu them at Il Jchs-sre6,. between William and Goc'
.r,., ~ mis-
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

slips I.eondas, Nye, New Bedford Grnnel, Miaturn
& Co: Mary Fraucis, Hubbard, Mobile Sturgis Cle2f-
man.
Brp, G Lunar, SImm,Fman. Savannah. Scott Il
N,.r,Il. Retrieve Means, SwansfOro, NC, & \ w
Benssn. ~c .
r,h.,n sn,,ous Foster 4 N,ckersor. Angelina. 10
Ln. Fhiladelphis Cornela, Smith lamps Bay, Fla w
w Prau; Barbara, Sqaier, Baltimore
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ARRlvEp YESTERDAY;


Brig Galveston Rya:d I'm Ponce, Pr ard O. hours IN
Norfolk. sugar, Badger 4 Peck
Tia, tisn bris President, Loes3Ee, - dys III OH AZ '
mahogany { Rossi:c & Co.
Brg Emmq, FcrrAd "A dys I'm Malaga rai : II S's@.
Sailed in company WIKI brig Senator for NfcFk Len Len
brss Grower. for EYork next tl. X nGekS Tor d9cg
Big Belle Meyer : ds from Wilmington NC, with II
val stores.
Brig Stranger, B-ev0or 20 dys I'M ST Johns, Pr, with
Mason & Thompson.
Big Mary Pease shields, f,a Trinidad de Cuba 2Is'
Aug, molasses, Chasterlsn 4 PonverL
Schr Margaret, Latourette, Baltimore mdze TO Johnson
/ LowdeH.
schr Oscar, Baker, Boston mizo to 5 W Devils.
IT The schr Julia ashore The Highlands has
eargO Of naval stores.
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RECEEvERS, EIVsNEND.

n The matter Of The tt wand InsuT nee
Company of Ncw-York Receivers
DUR=tTANT 10 Al order made at Court Of Chanc-ry
held Ter the Sac OF New-York, At the city OF New
York on l5,h day OF October sI, before the hon
orablc William T. McCoun Vice Chancellor Of the First
Circuit.
Notice is hereby given that he above receivers will
farther payment cont of the assc.s remaining IN
iher hasds of the former HoTH:d Insurance Company of
New York an insoven; Corpor4tion) of two AMI one
haf per upon the HmOIp due the creditors and
claim of sid in,nlveni Corporation respectively OH
account OF the SECOND ami na dividend. And iha; such
payment ii! be Md" the Office of the Hos ard l-sur
apce COMPANY No ~ Wall ST on and after the 2 day of
October, ISL. (S,ened) IL. HANEN, President.
LEWIS PHILLIPS. Secretary o2o 2S
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w comfort and such moderate charges at The Gil
max III Fr!tJn-sreet Free every night Sun.
AESS z ss-Atthe JOHN STREET SALOON, No.
50 street second oor below the Methodist Church.
(sh@rc the proprietor Mr. Sherwood Injured by the
fire Oh Mon ~ the 18th ir>t) where you may dine on
substantial f.e with comfort and with half be price sud
where Soup served Instead OF songs. Roast Beef and
Puddings OF music ucks Turkeys, Oysters and
Pies rather than ,he empty .ound of tho bass drum
ard Tanbourue. Substance Sound is tic motto OF
The ] hn ,trecI SnoOn. O22 81
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SECOND Ronrd.
Commercial md Honey Matters.

Thursday, r H.
The operations the Board to day not large,
,.o,;po 10 Harlem, Of which the sales exceeded 26OD
shares at Improvement on yes,erdu, prices. 1875
hare, United States Bank ,old 3: 81 which In
proyeneu; Of per Mechanics Bank foil of per
CENT Mechanics, Banking Association Q Farmers Trus,
. Mohawk improved T. New-Jersey ].
In the Securitie, the sales reached 500 600 The
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!amIi-eE2u.nr &ystenI Of ~ riiinS.
TgB. hsEssS sesYF has re-Cpencd his Academy

GgNrLEMrS ALL AGES are positively taught ex
pedltious and superior business Hand
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH,
ASD the LADIES neat handsome and fashionable style,
40 mater how BAD. cRAniPED, DIRECTIVE, may be the
pu, lis original writing.
Hours of attendance from AN, and from 70 VI.
Terms moderatc :. Evening Classes oil lm.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-22

~ TION-A person lately discharged from by employ
mas had the bareioed aciy possess himself OF nu
laeroas show bills and fancy LIBEL connected with the
sale of my Tricopherogs peha> kewi.e issued hand
hll headed Clirchughs Tricopherous' which he
has had the unpaid me- 10 copy verbatim the prn-i2s
advertisement, OF my wrapper, and has put abe and
printed directions tor use" esch bO', similar IN
every respect The ORIGINAL and adds that the same
ar;sle which he manufactured w!e IN NV establishment
Itr circumstance of such eratuitou unmiiig1ie and
unLluShirg f,l,chood only requires to be denied by me-
AMI the person making such assertion hed up to pubic
scarn.
scarce deem il necessary 10 say that no one al ANY
time III or cut o NV snploy ever eRtru>ted AT" he
secret and could by ANY arrive M H. anc t-
noI bur elf and kne" any ihtG OF is com
position or manufacture. His attempt 10 impose spur
os imitation of tie genuine TrcopEerous' when he IN
his Ignorance and spdi.y thinks the pubic Will be en-
trapped TO purchase secausc charged onls - ceni will
be duly apFrecia ed
The individual who couli be guilty OF such conduct
viii no! hesitate 10 any he adopt 10 deceive
ami Impose the public Walk CLlktHl On
The orcinsl .nI genuine TricoPherous o! Mecic-iec
Compound the Hair, 10 - he'd only al ClIreAush.
Prircipal Office 207 Broadway, aud OF has appointed
Agents J. Z. Dcdi Druggist corner of Becs sers'reet
ami Broadway, WIN. Minor Druggist. coTntr Of john-s
aud Broalva,, 4Ad VI King Bookseller, Fulton street
An n,hers are cour,srfeis OF l=-
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A SPLENDID AS OINTMENT OF
FRENCH AND LONDON BEAVERS
MAD At THE
Sew-Tork Cash Tniloring Estnbiishment,

NeW- orR { hNh 4 HiTOTfHH 7TtHOTI"H mt II .
li2 FuLTOS-srRgEr, NEAR BROADWAY.
Bought exclusively for cash and will comprise most Of
the different styles the market, very choice
England and French cloths DO do black aud fan
cy coored for pants do cashmeres and vcres
Tor yestings all OF which will be made and trimu ed IL
the richest uunncr 40 per below credit prices
Strict punctuaiy observed in filling or1ere. CnsA on
delivery and no abatement in prices.
PS.-o.r fail bg-iaess has already Increased 10 thai
extent that we are compelled increase help III the
cutting department, which still under the superintend
ece Of Mr. NJ Gaylord who will give his whoa attention
10 the different styles of winter garments that may be in
troduced.
Particular attention paid to cutting psnr.
"a I'm j. C BOOTH, Agent.
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rgn1sEsiCsAl HiNR-Thc

Ct1MNEsiCsAI. EINK-Thc Receiver o!
x the Commercial Bank has removed the Bank to No. !
Hanover street, second story, doors from Wall street
Il ~. BLATCHFORD.
TO LET, uat tie first day Of May nest, the room.
No. q Wall street LACEY sccuped by the Commercial
Rank. They well fre@ for an Insurance Company.
ADrly rs above 90 itis
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r. Graham House, Barciay-st. MI

- Graham House, Rorciay-st. MISS
TRAvER mud MRS. GOSS respectfully inform their
friends aud the public that they have taken the well
knowa GRAHAM House., hitherto kept W AIR. H. Go's
who re,ircs) and, having put III excellent condition
Or the winter prepared TO accommodate few more
permanent Boarders with Parlors Bedrooms only on
reasonable terms Their Table will be supplied with the
be.ycgetsbies Fruits, &c that the markets of our City
,GOrd; while those who prefer quiet simple and naturs
living and an stosp hcre uutanted By the odors of Aco
hOl and Tobacco will find here agreeable Home
Ttsnson, Boardsrs, persons visiting tho City &C
eonuoda,ed on reasonable terms 90 If
q First Anniversary of Meridian lodge
No. l-lO ocO. FAT the NJ T. church III Gr'ene 81
Monday evening the 18th last, alf pact oco X
Tickets ~hichM limited may be obtained application
to- briggs. l02 Jan,cs-s, NJ c. Edwards, South 81,
N. Carstino., 70 l]th.sl. David Kipp, ~ Carmlne->
Charles < II iock, 93 Sullvan-.t j Smith, corner Of
Amos and West SITS, b. Mills - Mor,on-st. OF 81
II Temperance Meeiiuy.-A meeting OF all
IL favor of Temperance will he hello on Friday evening
Get ~ a; the Shakespeare Hotel, corner William aud
Duane streets half-pss O'Clock Several addresses
nay be expected. The Leather Dress.r> oil New-York
snd Brook yn are earnestly requested attend ~ ne of
lie sds wishes 10 address Them who has been sufferer
JOAN IRWIN
HENRY J. GRIFFIN
JAMES <. THEAi.
Ssw.York, Oct. d. ls4l. OF IL Committee
U Clinton Hall BooiSstore.-The subScri-
S has opened store At the corner OF Nassau and Beck
MAJ ss--Cliutor Hal-wherc he ohsrs for sale at the
@ssst cash prices an extensive assortment OF Iheoog
"a, Classical Miscellaneous and School Books. Also
sank Books and Stationery.
He also publishes the First aud Secondan hss IN press
The Third Series of the Two Hundred Pictorial Illus
hsions of the Bibl,. and Views III the Holy Land"
The TENTH EDITION Of the FIRST Series
AID the THIRD EDITION Of the 5 9 On 4 s ries,
tos ready.
Also just published, beautiful volume l6mo. 400 ma
.s', entitled EASTERN ARTS AND ANTIQUITIES
'A 100 lustraiious.
rA,o ayolune same size. called BIBLE QuADRU-
IDS, beautifully illustrated.
I1s above are all emueu,ly suitable for Gift Books
Aa6 Holiday Presents.
o;sss for TIE above works solicited, and promptly at
a. =. As* books received rs soon as published,
is. REDFIELD.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
)RT OF NETWORK. OCTOBER -, 1871.

PORT OF NEW-iOKk, OCTOBER u, ls4I.
Fliuinrurc Aimnnuc.-THis Day
sun THE MOON FULL sEA
Rises 80 SETS Il Uiscsll 81 Sets 623 In Bon
Lates; Dates.
LoSpoS........--- SEPT Is HAvRE y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Skw-oRLEASs. OCT II
The mex, steam ships TO Arrive
FROM LIVERPOOL FROM LIVERPOOL
Columbia, eit.---.Oct. Britannia, leaves Oct ~
The next -Shir Leave
FROM BOSTON BRISTOL.
Britarnia leaves Nov (irestNeste rn leave .
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IL Now Exhibiting, a the National Academy Of
Design BfcazsAy, Of Leonard street, Duouie
uaeIifces, Picture OF Don JUAN. HAlDEE and LAM
BRO on $50 fset of canvass. The PRINCESS OF ca
PUA aRd a full length Portrait Of the hon. MRS NoK-
TON by Paris of London. Open fIcin O'Clock II th=
i..n Is cert. Sea.ou Tickets 50 cents 81
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STATE OF NEW -YoRK-IN CH.NCERY WI liam
= Iugi. and George Trlee' *. " Edmund "!Ee'
and other. ,-L.
entitled caus Bearing dale the .iih day August 1871 VI"
Ne , al puaic ton under N, direction d Tie 'u1ieroef
on. Of tie M.siers5f hi, Cont D. W Poi Co. aug
Il the MstchaLt, t.ngs ia theciy Of DIX
N TUESDAY 2i cay At Il O'Clock noon oil
ina, ,v "A cert lots OF lard III ate. lying aud oeng IA
The Twelfth ard of tn CITY Of Newly TX, and known ara
tn properly Of Gsorss kapeiys' 20
LIED the Clash House Farm made oy O'r'rl Eve, my
in month Of May ihou.anc eisnt huhesd
md -t-hI.. and he in the othe- u The hr.ts u He
Ctv and County NewYort on t- rs; day 81 reoFlF,
nr tho,,s nd light hundred and hirtg-re - ios nuDo-
fSsO tuo hIqlrsd .nd -.hyfour, t-ol two hunEr'c
,b,r-sye ) luadred aid esSiy-,'1 aac Del G'n NE
e Of Thv-Sev>ah street the sai 'oi' beng saeh ea-
t+r,1 r.. in length each 'id- and Ferty-h t-st 10
sb in font aad rear; together with al nd sngus inc
rn, :rr,d lament and pputrnasee' thereunio osiong
ss or in any wise apPartanins Dated Ne"-York, August
g. 1871. . ,n,rr, IT.. = o.
,iISl 2,sts2l - Iohn-.ue'I
~ 5I, DAG II October aeIt the sane hour and place
D,trd New York, September 81, 1871.
oa's1 " WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL
30 o,utO2l Master in Chano-fy, Sa. !, J-hn street
oE the 4by- described popfrty farther post pored
- b sl,h I4y Of o-ossr ir, The hour and see
Oct q. l5+l WILLIAM cAMP6ELL,
- 2avio2: Master IA ChlEcsry.
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HARDWARE AND WOODWARD

aa-2 81 ~ w q - Il f-'' - " ~" w
w. & J. JAMISON 255 and 1857 GREgNwica-sraEEr.
II ITCHEN FURNITURE in all its varities consist
~ ing of Hardware, Woodward Tin-ware and Willow
ware kept constantly hand Of the beat qusites, at
very lo= prices suit the times. Those who would wish
to purchase articles OF the abosa kind will find 10 their
advantage by calling before purchasing elsewhere
v T. A large assortment Of Pialt S.an!s and Tubs
" "a IN w & J. JAMESON.