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EarsxruUf List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Samuel A. Hyde Schedule mostly due in Mainc) New
York June IS.
sylvester NJ Baird late grocer and oyster dealer ~ Y,
June IS.
John Wallis, jr., now Of Brooklyn, August g.
Rensselaer, G. Nichols, clerk NY, June 20.
John Barker, clerk, NY, June 20.
Joseph Naylor mechanic, NY, June %.
Thomas Eason, dentist, N.Y. June 25
Benjamin Marsh, now of WILLIAMSBURG, June 30.
John Haley baker, NY. June Is.
The seventyday notices the first petitions in Bank.
rupcy will expire on the LIST June, when the final dis
charge for such will be acted upon The important
OF the Mossrs Joseph, involving about Sioooooo was
admitted 70 decree day rtwo since
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Court of Com anon Pleas.
Before Judge Inglis.


EMAY 26.-Elisha johnson VS.. Reuben Paine--This
was action for assault and battery the damages laid
$1,000 The defendant was master of the bark Bnney,
and the plaintiff a hand on board. The difficulty took
place on the ODD July lSa during voyage from Stock
holm to this port One of the named Norway, tes
Johnson catched porpose the men chose some of
1t for their breakfast but the captain did allow them
with it the usual dish Of hash scoucc," and
threw the remainder of the Porpoe overheard The cap
tain was ncensed and told the cook give them nothing
but beef and bread for dinner. Three Of the men follow
ed by the remainder of the took the kid containing
the beet ait to the captain and showed him. Johnson
held out the kid to the Captain and said think that
ID grub is fit for man TO eat be id if |
don't believe you begrudge mouthiu he eats
The Captain said he you'd not give them any better till
they told who threw the porpose overload He directed
johnson 10 go forward but he refused and the Captain
dered the two mates and the cook to seize him up the
rigging The mates attempted to seize hold of Johnson
but the would let them One of the men named
Thsmes the wheel left and Joined the others
telling tho Captain he not going to fog body
there The Captain asked them what they going to
do-akc the ship They said but they wanted their
rights He said they had their rights The Captain then
seized Johnson himself but he got away from him and
went forward The Captain got pair of pistols and
dered the mates and cook again to lay hold of Johnson,
threatening TO shoot any one who touched his officers
The mates dared not but the first mate finally seized
Johnson when man called Jem took hold of the mate
and pulled him over the windlass The captain got rope
and tried to throw bowne Johnson but the latter
caught il in his hand threw it down. and said to the
captain he not catching The captain took
handspike, and threatened any who should touch
his cficers-he swung it round but il struck the deck
Two OF the men afterwards confined to the foreca
tie, and Johnson logged as threatened but the whole
trouble was over in day two, and it all that
occurred The Court in its charge stated that captains
of vessels ike all other men when they got power
apt TO show airs and TO say and do things which had bet
ter be left alone Such the related to the Por
pose. Still there excuse in the going aft to
intimdae the officers, and it was proceeding which
could not for moment be sanctioned The conduct Of
the captain after their doing perfectly justGabe
and he thought verdict should be returned for defend
ant The Jury gave verdict in favor of plaintiff for Sl5
damages, and cents costs.
For plaintiff, Mr.. A. Nash-Messrs. Burr Benedict for
defendant.
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NOTICES.

NEW YsEx AID ALBANY Ran. ROAD Coz
Office No. 2, Park Place.
NOTICE. hereby given the Stockholders Of the New
~ York and Albany Rail Road Company tina, election of
Directors sid Company, will take place their Office No.
Park Place. on Monday the sxth Of June
The Polls will be oPena 10 o'clock A. NJ. and continue
open until O'Clock, P. VI.
The Books for tho transfer Of Stock cosed and will
continue until the 9TH day Of June
By order of the Bosrd.
ms TIC &c JOS. p. BLOOMFIELD' Secretary.
(NORPORATfON NOTfCE.-Public notice 10 hereby given
" et sale Of property for unpaid will take place
public auction AZ the City Hall Of the city Of New York,
Tuesday, the 18th day of June At " o'clock aHd be
continued from day day until the whole Of the said property
shall s,lj and that the detailed Of the
property svd published the New Era newspaper
printed and published in the city Of New York
ALFRED A. SMITH, Com ptr oIler
Comptrollcrs Office, April o. 1912. s28 law1iwtitjyr
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Court CaIendar-Th,s Day.

COMMON PLrA.-Pmt Nos. 65, lOl 1906 l07, 81, ilo,
1873, 1875, 1871.
Part 2, at o'clock--Nos. 10, LOG, IL, l26, 20.
SUPERIOR Cousr.Nos. 1S, 66, 90. Notes OF lssu. ioi
the June term must be filed before Monday next
CIRcuIr CouRr.-No Calender presented, propepy ,he
same as Yesterday except the first case, which was the
only one proceeded with.
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WILD PiGEoNs.-Threc thousand live wild Pr
geons, will arrive at O'Clock this afternoon, at the
Depot of the Western Railroad, by the freight train
from Albany These Pigeons were taken IN MichI-
gan few days since. and are in fine condition
Boston Trdnscripf, DidV2j
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

TO PAPER MANqFATURERs.-The subscribers give
notice that Messr Howe Goddard, OF Worcester Mass
nave appointed them their agents and prepared 10 furnish
al SNORT noce upon the most reasonable terms Fourrnier
and Cylinder Machines with fire dryers and sizing
machines TO size paper IN the web leaves the ryersAlso
every KIND OF Machinery apperainng TO the manufacture of
paper, winch IN point oil Workmanship and finish
passed by any other establishment in this country large
number are now n operation in of the best mills
whom reference NH be given for all particulars.
PERSSE * BROOKS Paper Warehouse
DO dSW 81 Liberty street
NEW GUITAR MUSlC-GEORGE II. DERWORT,
professor OF the guitar No 1888 Canal Street opposite the
ST. JOINS church, has the honor his friends and the
pubic that he has published variety of and popular
SIC arranged with easy accomplishments for guitar.
Mr. D. VIII also and for orchestra,
guitar ana other Instruments and give Instructions
teurs on the piano forte and violin. my26w.c
AW REPORTER for May. l8i2.-Conains seven cases of
II Bankruptcy, the subject all It's phases
The Bankrupt Law the seat Mr. Levy; Chief
Jusce MARSHALL Lord Redesdale American Jurs Stakie
on Evidence New Rules in Equity (reeneaf Evidence
Benkrarts IN New York (o0O Bankrupts Mass (O0) Sc
Jude Sory opinion length upon the effect of
lad upon the property Of bankrupt previous his being
cared such will tho June Also Judge
opnoa IN hc Of kasson (wiies Jewelr) will appear
full IN he July number The prepctors will continue the list
OF B,sup IN New Bork and Massachusetts, which will
der tn work valuable Ia business What merchant
would -dge - cents month for such information The May
nunb-f CONNIE new volume and offers "a, orable
portuh.ty subscribe for the work.
BRADBURY sODEN & CO.
Il ST N Y .andl Rpsto
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YET LIVING EXC Governor Boggs was still linger-
ing the second day after his attempted assassinaton,
but no hopes of his recovery were entertained.
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JEW ELRY.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,

WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
VERY Low
TIE Subscribe is selling all desclatSs rll Silver
l. Watches, Gold and Syer Pencils, Goi CEsi3s reys
&c. retail, lower tan other pes ia the ,iy.-
Geld Watches low Thirty forty 1lsI s.ct. Watches
and Jewelry eycangej bought. All N,,erel warrant
ed to keep good time the returned W.cfrs and
Cocis repaired in Ire best m.nns aud 0ssr..tsi much
less than the usua pises, by OF the finest
the city. -; G. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jew
cry, wholesale and retail, 30 Wen street, stairs.
m23 iin-m
NIESsRs MORTIMER & HUNT Jewellers and Silver
WI smiths of New Bond street, London, and 3i Broadway
establishment in this country will be positively and finally
closed the first day Of June next till which period their
stock Of iewslry plate plated goods cutlery &c will remain
pryai. sale in Broadway, at and under PRIME cost
y. B.-rhe House TO be let. a5n Inns
WATCHES, JEwELRY, CUTLERY, &c.--Thc SUB
offer for sale importation for cash approved short
paper gold and silver watches gold chains pencils and
breaches diamond pins and unset diamonds
plated Japan and German silver every descriptions
Of table cutlery; also silver spectacles thmbes
pencils Tooth picks pickle forks plated earrings chains rings
ocket wye glasses motto seals pocket books
cork screws, &c. SC. s. J. NEUsTADT BARNETT,
mi In c ~ Maiden lane.
Observation-Disclosures WALTER, agent and partner Of
~ the house of Berger Walter the only mandatory Wacs
Glasses in France No a Parads Poissonnere street Paris
all articles connected with the line also Mssr dealers
glass, that their establishment of watch glasses glass Kilt
and coloed, fancy Articles &c. &c &c, has lately been
moved from No 40 Maiden Lane, to- No 90 William street.
factory, are respectfully invited to call S ss..t.","-'
where will be found unrvacd assortment OF the above
toned goods which will be disposed Of the reasonable
terms. mi 2m'r
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
E'hSIIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS-The propre.
tess, Miss KING, daughter Of the celebrated Gail King
ofr for sale select and choice of Millinery
Goods for the spring trade presented the
is. both as regards the quality and cheapness of the articles
The celebrated 81 LK HAT, CALLED CAPOTTE DOR
LEANS, as worn BY La Duchesse p'Oheans, OF FIanee
SHED SILK, ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL
STYLE--And Lawn Hats do do--An entire style o
MODINE CAPOTTES, ELSsLER
COTTAGE"
Partisan and English FANCY STRAWS, of the finest ter
ture, in great variety.
The Pr9petess respectfully solcits the ladies favor Der
with call and examine her elegant and varied Of Mil
~ themselves before they purchase else il
will be saving 70 them in price and great
regards the variety and quality Of the goods
MISS s. KING, Magazine de Modes
ml4 usr 2o3I Broadway.
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B 30 K BIN DIN G

IT IRELAND No. 100 Nassau street, having entire
IL stock of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery, of the
latest and approved patterns prepared
all orders in the durable and handsome manner.
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds Of Blankwor
ruled and bound palters and style that wsrransd
give satisfaction. Any work ordered be done The Eng
I mode if required H. has had long experience in both
methods.
FOR sALE-Two second hand Coppeplae Presses. .Ap
ply as above. mile 1m
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DRY GOODS, &c.
s Fl | X rs
STRAW GOODS.

TT BENNETT importer and manufacturer Of Italian and
English Straw Goods respectfully informs his
that he has removed his establishment from 20 William and e5
Patt 30 John where he keen splendid
and extensive assortment Of ladies' fashionable Straw Goods
French and English Dunstsbes Italian Ruand fine Tuscars
Fancy SheworSs, Prince Albert Srews, SC. SC.
Also, an entirely article, the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet for the sumner all the styles intro
dsced being extremely light beautiful white and durable.
lmsm
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RAILROADS. STEAMBOATS,.

HARNDEN CO.-GENMAN AGENCY-'rhe sub
scnbers respectfully which they
have recently made with Samuel Haight ESD u s. Consul
at Antwerp, for the purpose of es establishing
,l., GENERAL CONTINENTAL, AGENCY
tat place Tor the Transaction of Forwarding and
Business and for facilitating the increasing commercial inter-
course between this country and Continental Europe.
A Antwerp situated In the of the manufacturing
region OF Europe only ala hours distance London
hous from Paris ~ the dae vicinity Of Holland and Ger
many and directly with all by railroads
packets ITS location affords the greatest advantages for pu
chasing and forwarding Continental goods.
All orders received offices in Boston, Albany, New
York and Philadelphia for thar purpose will be for
warded by the Belgian steamer BRITISH QUEEN the
th of June and will generally be executed for
the of the ST, amer which will leave Antwerp on
the 10th July
Importers of German. books particularly requested
to notice this.
HARDEN & CO.
New York May 18th, 1882. mlsr
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON.

HtshiHS ~ HtHou5e, NO % Chdthdm SUeet, cor
n1 Of Duane street, ReU York.
WHERE he keeps for sale large of the follow
w ar,cles VIA Sideboards Bureaus Bedsteads Cots
Tables Chairs Office and Portable Desks Glass Cases Book
Sses Looking Slases DINING Gensre ca and Pier Tables
Carpets, Oil Cloth Mating and Fire Irons Wash
Stands Ione Tables, candle Stands, Bureau Bedstsads
Dressing Bureaus, Safes, &C.
Also large Of and women's Wearing APP
paTel, and second handed.
All the above articles are offered to public at very
low Persons Of said articles would find
their advantage make early call the establish
Shipping orders punstuay attended to packed on
shortest nouce, and reasonable terms. Mattresses Bedding,
&c for fitting vessels constantly on hand.
All orders 10 the above estab will ually
tended 10 and thankfully received.
~ B-The highest prices will be given for Second Hand
Furniture and Gentlemen's and Ladies' OFF Clothng
a22 GIN
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APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR, May 24-Sa-
muel Shy, of Lexington, Kentucky, commissioner
of deeds.
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HATS.
HATS! HATS! HATS =!

DROWN cos One Price Hat Store, wholesale and re-
- tall 79 Chatham Square, Of Mott street, where
shon beauty durability and economy combined to ado
the head.
The propretos have the pleasure offer addition
their recently improved short mapped Hat style the
imitation Of bave which closely resembles that of all urs
the costly and beautiful that the difference easily
perceived. Price three dollars We strictly adhere the
price cash SYSTEM which enables furnish
Hat for the price charged In presenting these Hats TO the
public the propretors think they have reached the ulmaum
Of beauty, durability, chrapness and comfort.
a BOWERY, EAST SIDE. NJ. TICE, No Q
BoweIy has remodeiled his establishment and stacked
twill brilliant assortment Of Has Of the latest spring styles
lie offers the public article which he Is confident
surpassed either for beauty durability for economy
Economy although last in the order of
point Of importance the buyer. At the above
srum Hats Of every quality from the Beaver the
silk be- obtained the most reasonable terms. Caps also
If the richest quality and latest patterns. Call and
No Bowery. J. NJ: TlCE
The finest Beaver Hats, only S. slegar fine Nutria Hat,
50 so Rne Moleskin Hat, 81
~ B-Boys Hats of every kind at the most reasonable
AKA lm-m
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PAPER HANGINGS.

M A. HOWELL CO, ss7 Pearl street now receiv
VI. ing rom their manufacturers New Brunswick,
tensive Of Paper Hanring Borders Sc Of the
and approved and styles suited die and
country trade which they offer dealers the manuac
prices.
Aso their usual variety of French Paper Borders, Fire
Bo-rJ Prints, Views, &c.
Tine best wokmen put PAPER any part the city
be- had st the shortest notice. ala eod2m'r
uOMGPA1 HAS WORKS-Ju.t published BY WIN
IL RADDE, 322 Broadway Johns New Manuel of Howg-
plthc Practice edited with annotaols by A. Gerald Hail.
NJ d. second American, from the third Paris edition. This
spensabe book to homepaists is complete in vol
Price i'll paper So full bound copy 81.
The Family Guide the Administration of HomGpathis
Remedies third edition. from the second London edition. with
addiiions-P1ce 25 cents.
Popular Considerations Homepaihia-by VIM. Cullen
Bryant Esq. delivered before the New York Homeopathic So
ciety, Dec. 20, l8il-Price 1881 cents.
Also just published Hydraulics, Manuel OF the Water
Cure pactised by Vincent Priessz Greefonberg
piled and translated om'te writings Of Charles Aunde d.
Aestel, d. d. Hrschel and other practitioners, by Francis
Graeter-Price Sl-neay bound.
This little neatly printed bookcon,ans exposition in what
this simple has been found remedial mid lmEr
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marked aud are at the risk Of the thereof m3r
Il. POWELL N CO.'S LINE.
eeaTI AA FOR NEWRuRGH, landing at CALp-
2i1.Sg SPRiNGLIThe steamboat HIGHLANDER,
New York. every Monday, Thursday and Saturday
O'Clock. Returning, the Highlander will leave New burgh
every Mond morning O'Clock, and Tuesday and Fnday
afternoon at O'Clock.
For freight passage apply 10 the captain board.
n. BAH baggage and freight u every description bank
bills specie board this boat be the risk of
thereof unless bill Of ladng receipt signed for
the same
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MILLINERY GOODS.

CARL KING, the well known and celebrated Mk,ery and
QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
respectfully brr leave the Ladies that he has
straw and Silk ia. The straw Hat, an manufactured %
most fascinating E I EIssIE ''e corT1oE,
with Gsey tides and Swiss Flare around the front The
the Albert S'" QUEEN lFI!fH'i' viGTSRix
y ee mot to be saS Y hs s mS s .na
style fresh imported. Trimming and Flowers correspond
Those who wish to convince themselves call No. 50
N. Bills Paris Ribbons and French Flowers of the
latest style and be purchased either Of his
AZ wholesae and retail on relsonable tstms NIL im.r
49, DRESS BOOTs--LATEST FRENCH
-gY sTiLE.-The subscriber makes to order, Boots
OF the above description Of the hnest quality of French Calf
Who have been in the habit Of psymg extP~aSn
for articles requested can aud be convinced
that his prices Y from ten to twenty per cent below other
and pair Of lasts kept for each customer difficulty
10 getting handsome yet easv ft
o1s na :, gu ns from TWO
G eiS Fs' TO SIX poHIxRs M Boots Cafes Shoes
PUMPS Slippers 81 Join t. ATKINS, IN Fulton
al SIM Between Nassau and Dutch sis.
- FRENCH IMPoRTED CATERS Of all co
60 os Of Fashion; French boots aud patent leather
and children. Mcr AID boys cheap boots from SO IS
81 50 50 and PER pair. Mems shoes Is los and l2s per
1,des, misses and CHI irons sater boots, buckskins walking
shoe and slippers Of all coos and sizes attest fashion. ties,
bukins and slips, Is cents to 81 good 6 siper Come and
oer Of Broadway and at 2e Canal ST. northwest corner of
Hudson street. at Walkers nils im.c
DAY AND EVENING sCHOOL-The Seminary OF the
,io Misses Masons and ODohery is nowo,ss for the
..on OF pupils ~ us Bowery a2a lmsr
THE NOTES Of the MONMOUTH BANK, New Jersey
. One new Purchascda II Wall street, By EARL CO.
al ohe pw |snt ma imsr
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STATE O. NEW-YORK-In Chan

~ cery-Before The Wee Chancellor.
IL pursuance ri decrs7i OF the Cour5 OF Chance
~ made by the Vice Chancellor the First Circuit viii be
sold public auction under the direction of the subscriber
oil the Masters OF his Court by e. II Lunlow, Auc-
li6neer the Merchants Exchange, in the City OF New
York, the 7;h DAY of August next, at twelve O'clock
al tilai day
All those four CERTAIN lots pieces and parcels of land stu
yiF ami being the ormer twelfth now Sixteenth
war the City OF New York beginning AT point being
the Westerly ceruer OF te Fourth Avenue and Twenty
Seventh thence running Northwessry along TIE
SoGlsesteriy line of Twenty Seventh street one huadred
feet Sculhwestery parallel with the Fourth Avenue
nineiyeht feet nine inches thence Soubeaseriy parallel
with Tweatysevenib one hundred feet To the North
westerly line Of the Fourth Avenue, thence Norheastery
along the same nissish fee; nine inches 10 The place Of
Jty26 Aul7 GEORGE CATLEN, Master Ii Chancery.
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From The Ladies Companion
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
by MRS. SEGA sM,ra.

In Life's Spring, time the glad earth seems
With sunlight thick bestrown-
Caressing bird, and leaf, ard flower,
But the shadow is unknown.
We see the warm light where j, rests,
On stream and mountain sheen,
Unmindful of the valley left
In shadows dim between.
And when the moon-shinc hushingiy
Glides down on hill and vale
She hides from US the shadow clasPed
Unto her bosom pale.
Alas. for the coming change that Will
The sunshine chase away,
And leave on hill, and stream, and flower,
Dim shadows, cold, and grey.
Alas. for the eye will turn aside,
Were gladness dwelt of yore.
And mark the shadows chase the light
From US, for ever more.
The forest and the mountain top,
May CLEAN as bright as ever,
But childhood's eye, and childhood's heart,
Return to us, oh, never.
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10 RUpTURED PERSONS.

S-Dr.A a G. HULL. No.4 ycssy street. Astor HOUSE,
Yurk.-persons afflicted with Ruptures may reiF
upon Tire hes, instrumental aid the world affords on appl:
cation al his office. Vescy street New York. or ether OF
his numerous agents IN the CHEZ ofthe nited Sta
Parents must be Careful examine the back part o. "
Hurs Trusas. to see they endorsed by UT. run ~
writing None other genuine be Tei: 90 a COCO
Dr. Hall guarantees al otherwise healthy patents
to call his Office for treHten J! The cure be mol Fa
a and permanent, preclude the necessity oil wear
ing Whatever, the money advanced Is returned On
the piraion Of the term specified for the cure whatever
progress 2ure may nave made toward eradication
Children unefIwelve years universally cured without
further eIee than The c the Truss The Taoca cure
Las teen under progressive practical Improvement Tor more
than twenty years past DR.. Hulfs Truss ONCE and Is
nov hrnagf,ttoa state of un-isalsd perfection
MANY -eacherous agents have undertaken 10 vend Ti-
tons OF DR. Halls celebrated Hinge and Pivot Truss Tor the
easy and retention o Ruptures- The limitations cafho'
~ relied o-thcy made by uGSkilu and ne
anics and better than the ordinary TruseS OF the
market The genuine ny toll paLy!e IN ,srlil:g.
49, A.nS G. HCLLG co.
Dr. Hul has the request OF several respectable physl-
Clans ad ~ roo exclusively for Ladies' having sePa-
rate entrance ro e b,snrss Department, wherein lady
in constant attendance, apply Trusss and supporters
,.al., yofil
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yEAkE NOTICE that we, the under
E signed, have been appointed Trustees OF ie estate
OF Willam Fawcet nonresident debtor. and that all
parsens indebted TO said William eawce are hereby re-
quired 10 render account OF all such debts and
sums OF money owing by them respectively, and all per
having in their possession any property or effects
OF the Wn. Eawceit required deliver the
the said Trustees; ard all creditors OF the said Wm
Fawce required 10 deliver 10 Us their respective
and demands al the office Of Philip Speyer No. so
WaIsee, in the city of NewYnrk orbefoe the twenty
Sc yen,h day of August next, GEORGE PEARCE,
HENRY DIXON,
PHILIP SPEYER,
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HCONOMy be;re ,he order of the dav

IA the subscribers hare commenced the ulaauhciuFs
Of Account Books OF very air W Ety. which vii! be sole
nj rife half of frtme7 '1iees Asn GOOD nns
cap and letter papers ruled. nj tfol - TO per ean'.
Steel Pers from 81 SO Ter grre, aUa on cards IN ~
Sau,e pranerof Black sad blue ,eS lax iouF o. oors
81 cents bali pint bottles, l24 CENTS "aterScutns
i2{cens cusGe p cents, e 81 erS, extra me ~ Gents
Der h. All otler g~0ds in fnrn1eitiGf.
The purchasers will readily r7oeFe that gcos sens al
sucL reLcad prices must be for e7i or II ECU salsnt
DAVID FELT K co Ststirr - Hall. 20 Pearl,
10. ~. chants