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iNerico.-Wc find in the Havana pa
pers, dates from Mexico to The 20lh of
December. The Bishop of Gaudalaxara
has ceded to tho Supreme Government
the College Jerez, in Zaccatecas, with
all its property, which are hereafter to be
devoted TO manufacturing purposes.
The Vera Cruz Censor, (Santa Annals
organ, be it understood,) speaking of the
loss of ofTobasco, says that the futiIity Of at
tempts to put dowu the exer,ons of the
revoutonisrs in that province, shows most
clearly the injustice The claims of Mexi-
co; and AYERS that the department of Ve-
ra Cruz iselfis now ripe for reyolurion,
and that the government has not The power
TO prevent The movement.
The Censor states that eight different
divisions ofihe national troops are now en-
gagged in battling with the hostile Indians,
in the country about Monterey.
The same papers gives its readers to
know, that treaty had been concluded
between England and Texas. acknowledge
ing the independence Of the latter-with-
out single remark.
The order OF the 3Uth September, au-
lhorising General Arista 70 import through
the custom house of Matamoras certain ar
,icles, Ia statement Of which was made al
the time in the Bulletin,) has been rescnd-
ed by the supreme go, ernmcnt, as conlra-
ry 10 the Constitution Of the Republic.
On The Goth December, rumors were
anoat in Vera Cruz, that the Texian ad-
venlurers had commenced anew their cru
sadie against Mexco-andi in confirmation
of it news was brought tha, the schr. Ann
Maria had been captured by Texian
cruiser and sent to Galvesion.-N. 0. BuL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-10

Population.-The census, so far as ii has
advanced, allowing proportlonate estl-
mate for the states in which II has not yet
been taken, raises our population to more
than seventeen millions. Were we dispo-
sed TO meddle in the a1airs of nations, our
voice would soon command respect, as by
our population we are placed next TO Br-
tiou, France, Russia and Austria. Even
Prussia has been dislanced by US, and Tur-
kew with all its dominions in Europe and
Asia. We believe, however, that the admi-
miral sentiment ofNFashing,on has become
the established and approved policy Of the
country, and that we shall continue to lei
the rest of the world fight their own battles
and settle their vexcd questions, while we
conine ourselves to our own national af-
fairs. Before the contest for the masters
ofthe world, which some anxious pollll-
clans expect to occur between Russia and
England, will have been decided, if we
pursue our peaceful and retired policy, we
shall be world within ourselves, a coun-
try greater in population aud resources than
any in Europe,
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WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY 10, 184l.

We are indebted 10 the Hon. JOHN c. Call
Houy, and the Hon. +. w. Pickens. for various
Public Documents, Papers. &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-10

A Dulchman and his wife were travel
ling-they sat down by the roadside ex
ceedingly farigued. The wife sighed, Il
wish was in Heaven" The husband re-
plies, 81 wish ! was al the iavern."-
!. Oh, you old rogue" says she, "you al
s:ways want TO get the best place."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25

ALEXANDER e. McNJTT
Governor OF the state Of Ni>siS-
sippi

FENO Gil lACkEf ~, hsst s0- ant Co.tr-
4 tar q. Taxes DO gnd .ot Apuaue County ar1
waa OILERS % whom lcse prcsgun usy come
-ruts rrteHnr
Where's. HH7> been dus certified la thc EyccH-
tive. hr te Auditor Uf Pubic Account, 'hsi g. H.
Lrgasy, Esqair., Assessor aH# Cp..,tt ol FAKES
iu aua 10, ut County Of Naafoe .u SAID S,ac D.,
Undecided 90 ltr State q. Mississippi m she sum Of
two 2 oUsaud sA hundred and bfN-'wo do0a.s ant
urlv-h}e cents, ur luc lfNts assessed M SAID CouH-
ty id the year lSiu auo due and PAYABLE 10 thc
wear 1911 into hr Stale Treasury aud Ia, ,uunl,
faded lupay to The State Treasurer any portion q
sat SUN.
Now know We, that BY virtue Of the authority N
me veslcu by tie Constitution and Laws Of tbs
State du by these presents, rtpors the said 6 IL.
Lackey Esquire, from the Office OF Assessor and
Collector OF Taxes IN aud io- Monroe County and
we do WARN The good cuzens Of sand county not 70
pay 70 his hands any portion Of he taxes Cue or ia
bccnm, due IN the county oI Aoutuc.
Ia TESTIMONY whereof have eduscd the great
49,, seal OF the State 10 be hcreunto affixed
.TnEs. at the c.ty OF Jackson tins lllh dav o
:faNrSs: September N The scar ot oar Lord OuG
-NsH1s 'rIou5pnj Eight Hundred and Forty
ffTsssV One
ny the Governor
\ q M,Nllr
Tna- q NoonwAGp,
Sept 4, st-ll S,,rta1ei S.atc.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25
County Officers

A Judge Of the Probae Court SneFhi I pIs.
c,rrs Of me Circuit, Court; Clerk Of the Probate
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25
'7-70N PGCsPECT>IN LIVERPOOL

y -..-s.Eal.
T77IUN PUC,PECIsiN LI|-Rfool
Ne rase the 4. 1s.a. ,A,5sJy --1a tie ,l-.'''
--.n r -aaean of trs 1871 August.
Me .--p7-.s sE Gotten G.. tue week sH'.'.i i'..
s.,ua.. A. aasi- 5a,e,. 70 DAYS SASS amount DOB
,,oa ss-.-aesr., all 81. watch has tesa 'a,sa hy
s,rqgs. Prices have seemed Is 20 lid PEI 5.
y Orleans Gotten, ordinary q Hi'-1.'', 81 Co
ssl5. Far 10 good lair - good and
s,.-lal ~ : I2i. Alabama and Tennessee,
,,,,ip,-y 10 lnisdIur asa II; a,r 60 soo4
csf53.4. Moble-fne ordinary 10 miidang 81
n5l.q; fair 10 good fair Is to7 good 10 hne
la.
SATURDAY. August al o-dsys demand inr
Cation has been moderate not more than -uol
I,rs having been sld including 100 American Tor
syoort. The market IS well supplied, aud pices
,rt pretty much the same as Yesterday.
NespAH August l6.-Gu-day there las been "a
much better demand for Cotton, 5000 "a . having
IN sold. including 700 American on speculation,
ia GOO Surat for export. HuldeIs have uiiei "a
,,,uy freely. but tie market has closed steadily.
Trr>pAY. Aug. Ill o'Gays demand or Cotton
has been m1derates the sales amounting to about
sol0 bags. few hundreds have been sold on
specuIaton --
WEDNESDAY, Aug, .S,--Foday We have had a
b-isk demand tor Cotton, and tue sales amount to
,N1Jl bars. iuclpdJug 1900 American Oh speculation
and 400 American aud goo sirator export, PIiceS
are l.sd per 10 higher than on tuday 'ast
SUMMARY
From the bcrnumgoi the mouth up to the iSh
instant. aur Cotton market continued IN as dun d
.a,eas il could be, aud prices oete for tie mdlln-
b.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25
Members C the Gogisiatu7c.

Adams .e.r.g. .sr >laa,... " Airsrn ooeu'y
ra- >,na.ar. Eaasa sHl S.uqsaa counties, one
Senator Nazu5ge sud N uslou ca.u.g~. ygt Sc
uaja. LuNu.rs county, one S,natH tRasaw
county one Senator utubbc.a aud CW,Al>aW
counties. one Senator; Nosme Couuig, one Senator;
I.>aeluHgo county, gue Svuat1G IlppaA county,
uat S.ust.r: Marshall CagUjy, yac SgnaI2-, D.
Soto. Tuwra. Coatuua Bolivar. ana Washington
counties. one Stuafur laat-,.a comfy, enc -
uailg; Home, county, one : ua'og Warren coan.
81. one Senator; Lafayette county, oae Senators
he cuuuJv. one SyUstor
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25

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DO lu at.-. ... H--.,.-. aHa c.......e 4. e s--'s
aH ae.z-s 20 -.y g'raHs- r. estT eay, s''
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..... I-as..g- fa. ..rta.r. %. 2 seeaoas fy Pc
...,. ..a. g. ag.. .a t.e SECRETARY @. N.a.l, 10 I
s.ra uarHcr rs uay be- presented 81 sN. A"i,
-au. -s-rE9 "r Ass .rs. sHE fHg '''#F', OF /
r....gs Cd. hs#g, uhorrs lJutsts' bs.'c. A. /
f.a.,s aa- >euatar>' % ue made - me oa'5.d ' /
.. ..a.E s.-i raurd Iu 'ag aW aging ~ 'o' I
Isnst tHetea rs,ur., ere NteA maae .a US /
GHt..uar- Ias Practise uu>' u q se'aNaaea RI |
lou age ereisre fyGufcd' en- s.i cases. 20 'tA' 'Ae
I.iaus 90 D-ertaaW Stale b.,V ~ ana S,'''s
'acai, ",o 5ay SECRETARY '' state 'see>'' "''>N-
Er.
Aat -aa SECTION 'i The ON l't'.s e. '> Ne..'.'
.'.'1 H''' dts ,.a. '"t ',.'''s @. t'S.' '.'...
nr "oE.rnar >t1t De- sealed up a.a .is',.'. '.' 30
hn >ratoi nngNrtmeai. directed g y, So ,..''
u STATE, Sac shall deliver NrH u nc otsaN,' g.
,". iHn>e yi heh.yslh.'.' z. VA 49,
SESSION 90. lHe s.alllt' "''' .ae ".s' w. y
,a s,s .aa .a~ sa.d Nf'.Ns. ''at - "'' ..'
U.s." '..H ia ias presence 20. ON" l'".s', ~ ..'
L.i' ia'8. '"' i."'N.'' '.s i'' '''' 1."'''
S,.1 &c win asit'"''c.
l''at, he'e'ft 'la.,t" =. '-'.' og' H..
I,'3 '' "'e '"''s A''' ''. , ..,. , Z
/ 1t on" mat" or IT. s"','it ~ 5't'S .,,
. ID .uHty. NUFtHlNtE tNtAt
Z l.g.s> tl.- endorsement 4, f...r. AL, returns mgv
. l,,..tn.1 I. mistake. ana tH. vote ef tha count,
. .5. Gas,r-,. I..'
~ PIG 1870. ,r'' % ,. ~. p,
~ $500. 90. 60, ,..,...-.l MI,
ID -,s.s ttt. ,s.s 5,..p ur Guylr1uro, the state.
and Il. State DISTINCT and county officers, 40 tuai
election. Ia.- return should tt made our 10 a
plain and iute.Ne.be manner Some SIeJldS are
in the habit 81 rcmruJrr DE scraps ofrapcr wita
the ahe> allhe Clerks oltae various rrtciucls.--
Ih, practice should BE- discontinued, The votes
of each precinct must be summed ur and q couSuli.
date rcturn made ol the vote Of the whole county,
glvcn Tor each person and the office he was voted
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25

TENlE u-1,r> crct Wish 20 t,,, twenty i've 90
I ,aHa u.srp,s 90 peek or, r1Hru, to' Which
they ot. give Doe following high pg,ss
Twenty tylhrs per month Ter sug,uvr fellows;
eighteen daLa.s rrr month Tor superior women
aod puet- 10 proportion i.r inferior hands.
STEPHEN COChE,
J. N. GRAlBlIL.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-25

,Tu the sheriff. Returning officers, Judges
aud Clerks Of tie Pfoblre Court, and
members OF ae Boards Of Police Of the
several counties 10 Ia State Of Miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25
isN NOA S.Ii5LEh.
S1oss l6q RRo,pwAY-NEW-ioR i-oNG kooM

NUPkEME COURT.-ln the matter OF the 'ev
- the Mayor, Adernc" Sud I9nHo"'-
IS II he cy 4 >r-N relative TO sopenhy o! nc o.
nth Avenue um It 10 rect al." I, alive 10 NC
op.nieeo' Sit sIr>tfioW Ia 10 a'enne TO INC r ',
To ., hon il may In-Nutce j, hereby gwen ~ u pc
TN will be presented Ju,toe, OF The supreme Ieu''
Judcstu The St> e SsSiOk Al ,ae,a " IN l"eisO'
To- holden Capitol IL the city ct AhenN on ne us
rhttday ihefratt Couu.e CT BE- heaiu -
n,Eer up T. Me,tp.rt, Connecticut SIT nE IN
right, tite ad claim 70 'op'r'i'n-ie rati e 49,
sal S. Heretofore, nd by the report ct Tie Iow't'
IT Estimate aud Asse'me IN the mailer a. gPt
S-ycr y, l9h ,utet, awarded 10 ti"y
Dudley AMI otie (which ,unhrued on the YIN H"y 81
Of which embraced within the tract OF l'nd
described tor the purpose OF ope'ng The se'tNh ''"
ifotsslid
Ard ,., setting forth hi. right tile aud claim 10 po7or-
tirsie part of The sum hundred sixteen dohs ns.
ilioi n aud oy ths lepor o the Comm'''o'e 49,,
matt. and Assessment in said msitrr ct cpel ING
b- 81 v Of Fchn.ry 1885, awarded To owners Unknown
by lesson OF The takn OF certain emi'e' par 81
embraced hin he irae OF land her'hiet a. %
he pup-.e opcn 5l,t sest As at ie'ad MAJ me
%, la in % Il t. ana ny The taking " port o
which ID claim will be mide, 'itua'e IN the I4h
of thcity N,w-N,k sud hu' ded and de'c' ed ia o'
oN, ginning At the Westerly OF land new "'s Va
Hopper, the Eater 'de OF the bloomihsds't u'
hence iuniig along he Ia ts;iy ,ius OF i o"d oou
second, West 5 thence EAie O"s
tie 5,t IOlht dtla so tte Ea,t > %
the Earrly the nth tHfp Nout :"
par, lei with the Svrnlh svsnur to land no; OF ire
Job" Hopper tn nee No'sTly al ns lnd no" " l'' % ''
John Hopper L. the ace Of beginning. an
Ard the prcsenIn"nt = such ptttiJn iae'h WIZ W.
made th,t the prayer hse' be gInHsd Sni M L!r or Or
der II ,iid Court Gie ting vii ism F. Hn!et, tsq ceiA Oh
sid Court ing the city Of Ne~-loS 70 .! o't 70
if pet oner his attorney such prop hion'ts ti' 81 s
said award the petitioner Of night .nued TO- OF
'or 81, furh-rorde he Coun seem Ju hd TO-
pgr in the or. mise.. Dated Ootob,f %. 1871
II. W. ROBINSON, Attorney for Petitioner
o25Iaw6w - c-,rH.'. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25
FAurL, IlOUFsNING

r G. w. MUIR K CO., sl5 Broadway, have at pre-
hand complete assortment of articles suitable
for Family Mourning of the best descriptions and AT Il
most reasonable prices, consisting Of
Black and Blue Black Bombaznes Of good quality at
is per yard.
An excellent article at IS. per yard.
Beautifully fine all shades at lis. l2s. and l3s.
Black and Blue Black Grapes, all widths.
do. do Sinks
Mourning and hall Mourning CalicOc-
do do Nous de LANES.
Plain Black and Blue Black DO
MasIlns fer Mourning Collars.
Black Gloves: Hose and Handkerchief. OF cod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

New Work by X. II. Dana, Jr.
The senmuu'r Friend- Containing
PART l. plain Treatise Practical Seamanship, with
engraved Illustrations. and full Dictionary of
Sea Terms.
PART II. CUSTOMS and Usages of the Merchant Service,
relating to the Office of the Master, chief, and
secoud and third Mates, Carpenter Cook, able
and ordinary Seamen &c. &c.
PAR1 H. Laws relating the practical duties OF Master
aud Mariner. by the author of Two Years
Before the Mast" Vol I2rno.
THE YOUNG CHOIR: or School Singing. book, orr
gianl and selected, by VIM r. Bradbury aud c. w San
ders. Just published and for sale by
DAYTON & SAXTON
o5 l2i Fultonst. cor. OF Nassau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25
s,

SUPREME COURT-ln the matter ot TIE sey-
- e.l Applications OF he " Alder eH sod e moni-
" Of tie civ f NeY0k rciaiVe % he Open'g 81 tr On
IN the Bios gdar road 10 l29h sheet, d -
to tn op Of Fitty.hr'i steel i'or he Ie"h
aye-re 10 tn El.t liver.
To win m f. m cnocern-Hotic- her-hv given hat pc
on vii he cnted Juices 4 the sup Cour OF
die ure vi the State NeYvfk alta special ~ there t.
be held AtlhI Cap o in the city Of Albany The ms, ue,'
l,y OF Dcc.mnsfu 1t, e"pening ei CWrt ihAt
thereafter unset eau be hra,d ny } -eph w.
Beers Of thr city New-fofk sttu"g TORN ms s &c ii'
claim prop pa tot he .Hl Ui StIl hr'' ana
by f.poft the comm.'ioncr, OF E'im' sd '-
..'r,'nent nihe N 'rr OF 'pe'Ih2 tht 'N' ~ |
oominsda!e rni 10Th street ag ed "i'n II J's"p
and by the sIiog II certain pfem,'' part
4 wh c ieoi eli H. The tract q! land heee ef d'i'iDrd
for the pufpa.r OF opeung ~ avenue
Also i-uins forth h fgn Ic ,ndc claim to pororto ste
part Of the $3.50 aud ~ ahd by ne rep IL oi
he Commissioner, VI Fn and if'e'Dent The Hii,ef
Of opening 5, fro the enth TO he tst f'er
weooni med the Sth yoi Frn'-arJ '8f' ava 81
I'd u owners unknown by OF the aAg % rcts'
premises cub ,ced'w thin The tract Of land hrfetat de-
,crbed for the purpoe Of ogeng ri nf't street . ''e
TLat the tract Of ,nd in rerec and by Of the
. situated in he i2h Ward Of The city of NewYoik add
ded inning At pontin III centre OF Pily
distant four hundfed and hit' tett "c',eY " 10
he We. eide of the Sixth s.rnu- thence running Norhey
in line pal, Isl with the SiIh to land no" OF ate 81
John Hoppe. thine SO" h-aet along "a Land no"Dr
John Hopper land or 6e Il FEEDER ok ~ ohna'
hence along he and Il he aid Ri ;hnr-. and tie NV lite
Egin Botanic Gsriea South % d'sse, ID minutes est 70
hundred and e.euy~o feet nine inths 10 NJ m'dh o.
st.ens feet wid-, adjoining and no" OF ave-.
andrew II PIPER thence aIang Ihs ihdIr oI h' sho iin
46 dcgi- 80 minutes west 20 the cehs lhe o'A
yenur h-i Nouheiy along tina crnre Of The Si'A venus
The i"ersecon lhrist With The csnr oi rlly u
wery s9ng the centre OF Eli Jhi't street |" 'h
And the prr.enmest Or such pc iion M ton ." b.
made hat the prayer hereof he s'an'th AGO Tor rue q
of .sid Court directing william j ihet 70 ''' L
AID Court Te.diog in he city Of New YORK. 10 pay ever w
pe'iiion-r or hi' att rey "'h pf,pori1rat pa o. "
several award, petitioner Is VI nghl entitled - 100
II turtle ofd,r st The Cont may sun Just aud piof'
'he pre~es D'.t n.Sea,, .; isil o p.
o25 laue1 . cban.-,.,,.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

rrHRALL s. NICHOLS, invite the at
of tb- c;z.rs OF NeE-Yors and Other. visiting
the civ. ,hsr ex,en.ive assortment OF DRY GOODS
Al ;be- s,ocs for Fail Trade having been purchased
nj, season, they o6sE greater variety OF Ne"
GOODS than any other IN this city
IIKs-nithout Tariff.
Sc pieces Rich PLAN AMI chanes4es striped in IS TO -
% DO DO do coloted, from Is 20 Is.
so DO DO Slua strips Reps !: various prices.
do 10 do Chin,z ehaugvabc. from ), 10 g
splendid Of PLAN black aud blue black %
per cent. lover than eysr before offered.
~ piece. Rich pain Gro. de New York
10 do do do and Ssuu striped tiros de- Aifiqus
10 do DO very rich al Lu,esriug, .Iccd prices
20 do DO rich black and blue black H-lenne
10 do do 60 90 do do Satin striped &c
Together with several case, rich silks ofvarous 'yle-
positively 10 per lower ,haa ever offered before 10
:ho citizen. OF Ne~ York.
sHAWLs.
POS light and dark coored grounds, from 81 to s.
100 Kabyl-, from 81 80 10 s. so.
$50 Rich Cashmere, from sl0 to SIS.
Also lsfe assortmen; rich changease Satin Da-
masks 81 various prices.
BROWN sEIEETINGs.
10 bale. brown ss-tnc., from I'd to 90 per yard
- cases beached do yard wide, tt 10 - per fa1u
FLASNEls.
200 pieces red. white and yellow, from = 10 Is
50 DO WeIcb, very fine, from Is to :.
PRINTS,
Several cases Prints, selling from Sd TO % per ysrd,
commonly .old at > aud Isl.
CLOHTsA AND CAssInEREs.
so p,ccs. ,uperdle blue black, oil cadet and
steel mixed Cloths, from - - per yard.
50 pieces uperfce West OF England OF various shades
reduced prices.
- pieces Beaver and PHO, Cloths, of every OcOr from
81 so to s..
BLANKETS of every description, 81 lO-4, Il and
IL : CHEAP. THEAt.L NICHOLS.
o25 3us 81 tir,nd-.t corner OF Eltridgc.
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BY =. DRAPER, sr.

Store 81 IViHiam-s:reet. eoraer OF Pi=-'Srf.s
On TUESDAY. oct. IS st 10 o'eoek.
PACKAGE SALss--rO packages iofsssn -ad domestic
dry goods scel.ed per last arrivals e,spr slug large
AID general assortment OF se8seEabIe srile..,.
Terms, months Tor approved endorsed notes.
CAtac gues and samplcs morning OF sale.
On THURSDAY. Oct = a; 10 o'clock
FRrNcH Gooos-.e0 French Goods OF recent IN
portation and u pied 10 the sea on.
Terms-for ali OF Sl0o ssd ov r mos. iot ap-
proved encoFsec note.
Catalogues aud -smpies on no-aiug OF sale
On MONDAY tbs sth Nov al ~ O'Clock, At the Merchants
Exchange.
Bv order Of the Receivers OF the Commercml Insurance
Com 2.U share. of he capital stock OF the Ls-sr
Manufacturer, Ba = this city; the same oea ing part
Of the asset. OF said IusurAncs Company
On SATURDAY, Uc;- -, Il; ~ oeiscs 81 the Auction
Room. ,.,.. ,,.--..,,d
general assortment of e, OF Eng Cloths snd C-'i
mere OF recent nuortaoa and sdsped 10 'Ee 'eson.
Terms OF S.ie--A suns q 500 and over 'aol'u
edit for approved endorsed notrs
WEDNESDAY. NoV.l.
lo'clock a; the Ner~h mt ENcha'r''
S5i5 OOe Bones ant MortgaSos-Thr.s hunifen anu
forty i've thousand dollars OF toe bonds OF the oFE
,,oc khoidcrs OF the M Brighton $50 ianor on n'"
there is CIV due tho OF t3iS CO., ire pas sn' VI
which IS cusei by mortgage upon Ill the 'eHaiSlus
property 81 SAID ASSOCIATION For further parucn"r' s0'
advertisement, ,igued X. VI. 'nd Z BiHehlo d.
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RECEIVERS DIVIDEND.

In the matter of he ii ward Insurance
Company of Ncw-iork as Receivers.
PURSUANT TO al orJsr made at Court oil Chancery
held FOR the STATE Of Ncw-York. al tho city OF N'w-
York on the S.h day OF October SIT, before the aon-
orabe Wiaua r. McCoan, Vice Chancellor OF the Fiat
Circuit.
No,ice :. hereby given that the above receivers will
mas farther phynent (out of the assets remaining Ia
their ha-d Of the former Howard insurance Company OF
New-York an iasoIvcnt Corpors,ion0 Of two and one
half per cent upon the amour, due the creditors and
clam ,nts Of said iusolvent Corporation respectively on
account Of the second and final dividend Aud that such
payment vii. be made at the Office OF the HoTad "sut
anc, Campanv No. 81 Wall ST. ON and after the 22d day Of
October, ISL. (Signed) k. HAVENS, President.
I ,u,, pu,t : ms SECRETARY o20 w
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AIDES Wat would you think if you should
| ca at 10 Hudson street and md splendid assort
r,.5t Of Dry Goods cheaper than ever offered
m ms country such Flannel, for Is Cd Mlusseiue de
LANES for 10. dress, shilling Callcces Tor 3D. the best
Sss Leland Lous Cloth, yard vide, led per yard
rich Chrur Yelyets l2, generally cold for
81; sk. of every description cheaper tsas they be
bought at L,sies call and II goods
net uneornorly cheap, before purchasing eIseThere.
pos, forget the number, il is 20 Hudson-.tr.et-
B-Withour exception, these the cheapest Goods
that have ever besn offered IA this City e2O lTis'
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Second e ourd.

100 Lot
Saturday. p ".
The operations at tho Stock Exchange to-day to
fair extent, but principally Of Harlem, which continues
TO be the avorte speculative fancy, nearly 300 shares
were sod closing at ljt, advance OF yer cent on
Friday sac U. S. Bank shores up to but finally
declined to At, an inprov Of I. per cent Only
was offereA al the % Beard Delaware & Hudson I'M
proved u per cent; Cantsn Co Mohs"k, J.! h'-
chanics' Banking Association. Farmers Trust &C.
cined J.
In state Stock, there ws. moderate amount Of bust
pe.> done. Illinois sxe, fell off Indiana Bonds I'M
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Extra wide and IurIed Maple flish Posi-
BEDST

Particularly adapted the Southern aarket As also
the various kinds adapted ae city trade, are now 90
sale at II Gcd-strcet
WILLIS'S PREMIUM BEDSTEADsare now acknos-
lodged by all have tried them to be decidedly superior
ID point cleanliness durability economy, and case with
which they are put ur taken down. TO all others ever be-
fore offered public. An inspection and trial Is all
that necessary to convince evsry person Of these facts
j. DOUGLAS, IL Dol i-strot
~ Town and Cosnty Rights for sale o5 Inns
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice ch.nesi .e OF OF
L the First Circuit Cornelius heIsan w. =" 20 " @
he's. Solicitor. c,,,, n, (-b.,,sr,, -, -.
~ ts 40 se r. ,h, ,u5.ef b>r sf he MAcr, ~ j:
Court BY Big. On ne ~ ~ a. q No
s'oe 20 roek moo Of ihai day al IN los
49, o.re,o: .rosnd .ituat' ly14 i1d ben Ia tn xtn
~ - N. City OF 3rJosyn hI't-i ,ab uni-H f7ovs
er;aninr At post ne i,-ry sd Of Court
IS feet i1ehe, aorh'y om me rnercfB street and
runnn, Sa,t'fl parallel With B,rsen "a 08 eet
MR.. thenc- r"r.erJ p1r4lsl with urn 81
ncbt.ence westerly Para e with g~r.r-'tl rct5 ioclt
CI e. and tharce i.uih-rly ng Cur street iset
in h pac- Of h-zinn NJ a.rr kswa m OF
farm Of I,a Cornell. made ~ Jeremiah LIT Ad, I'm
1925 bJ ih- npm5~r o. + ;hsr WIN II I'D -.'I 'e
hsreditAnen AID eppur to TIE - '
. beoGying Or in a2pertli .in-.
Dated New York, October ls. l25l ,,., s,nyr
e0Au. us.ef In ch..e-ry, 3 : hat.