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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-29

DO AINsWORTHs NEW NOVEL.-An ExtrRro-
Their Jonathan will he published Tomorrow moing
Nov 30th containing the first complete American Elton
rom the London Book Edition. revised by the autlJ of
THE MIsER'S DAUGHTER,
By w. Harrison Ainsworth, Esq. author of Jacvhep-
pard, -" Guy Fawkes," Tower of London" Vhtne
Vox -" Windsor Castle" sc.
This is Romance ofthrilling interest and is nSnferior
to tb popular works of its gifted author e prin
cipal characters strongly drawn, and thedot has
more reality and less Of the meodramatc than sic of the
authors previous efforts
This edition may be sent by mail for newspar postage
only. Price l2t cents, or ten copies for dol
WILSON COMPANY, Publers
l62 Nassstreet
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Prize Fighters,

for manslaughter in aiding bring about the death of
MCoy, including all the evidence speeches of counsel
and verbatim report of the charge of Judge Rugges,
and also the verdict of the jury This trial exclu-
svey reported for the Herald and paper has yet given
the Judges charge unless the other morning papers of
this day should steal il from u.s. without giving any credit
Price for the Extra only cents
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james Watson Webb,

will he published to-day at o'clock precisely contain
ing full and interesting of the trial. srragnment
sentence and prosecutions inflicted on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-29

FALL OF REAL EsTATE-TAxEs, &c-The fall o
real estate in this city keeps pace with the increase
Of taxes. Yesterday valuable property at the
norhery corner of Beaver and Broad streets 40 feet
inches on Broad street, and 50 feet inches on Bea.
yer street, sold for $4,000 at the Exchange In
1896, the property would have brought nearly
$4,000. Property in various parts of the city, is
equally depreciated-rents also falling, except in
favorable neighborhoods. The best and most valua-
BILE properties for business are now concentrat ng
about the intersection of Fulton and Nassau streets
Down town is going down-even Wall street pro-
perty is not worth by onethlrd what it IN 1886
Every thing is coming down to specie prices-ye,
taxes increase every year. How is this Z Is there
no misgovernment somewhere? Look-examine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-29

who fought the duel with Tom Marshall in Delaware
who to be doubly and unnecessarily punished
frst in receiving wound in the leg, that wi
make him cripple for life and in reputation, fee
ings and personal liberty at the hands of bndfoded n
tce who has become strangely capricous in these latte
DAYS. Also the famous trial Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-29

The following communication was sent to the
Board of Aldermen last evening by the High Sheriff,
M. B. Hart. For the disposition made of it, see the
report OF proceedings in another column.
From s Shsrfto the President of the Board of Aldermen
Of New York =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26
SONNET
On M7. Hasdon, Portrait o. Mr. WoTdsTsrth
sy LL1z.BETH B BARRETT.

Woapswogrs upon Helvellyn Let the cloud
Ebb apdibly alon. the mountainwiHd,
Then break against the rock. and snow behind
The lowland valleys floating up TO crowd
The sense with beauty He with forehead bowed
And humble lidded eyes, as one inclined
Before the sovereign thoughts OF bis own mind,
And very meek wiki Inspirations proud
Takes here his righful place as poet priest
BY the high altar, singing prayer and prayer
To the yet higher heavens. A vision free
And noble. Hayden, hath thine art reieas'd-
No portrait, this with Academic air
This is the poet and his poetry
London A,heneu.l.
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"a FOR SALE OR TO LEAsE-The

subscriber offers bis Mansion House and GROUNDS
Elizabeth PORT New Jersey, for sale to let Tor one
more years The properly consists Of good sized mooefn
oeit house finished in the nestest n,anger with s.o
NANTES, 6c. and good dry cellar with ktche snd woo,
Rouse attached TO The house; excellent well OF watsr A1
large hltering csern with pumps in each; essf oarn r
grornd consists of about one acre enclosed with Ornamental
fences and laid in fruit yard, garden &C. web stoexea
With the choicest fruit from Princes and other nurseries ga
plants An additional quantity Of land can be mao y -
sired The premises are beautifully snatedon che
Sound and adjacent country The communication VIE
New York very easy and .requent-he steamboats, o. 's
Elizabeth Port and New York Ferry Company runnng n
times day an. from the city; and ths passage may -
made by the New Jersey Railroad four or five tunes co.
day. Possession given Immediately For uriiier pesHs
lars, enquire a, No. ESS Pearl street, She pIeon
sss eodu THOMAS Z. Wooo'
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From the Boston Nesperus
DRINKING SONG.
gY cgARLEs FOUNTAIN,


WE need no helping from without,
To make US kind and true;
Our hearts are clear and fresh and stout,
They warm US through and through
We call not him full man who gains
His blitheness from the vine,
The glad blood dances through our veins
Without the aid of wine:
Our ioy our own; no fairy gold
From cheating wine we borrow,
To End in place of wealth untold
But poor dead leaves tomorrow
No blood Of grapes our spirits ss'rs,
Our wit can GO alone;
Old poets and philosophers
Sit with US many one;
Plato supreme, Pytbagoras,
Souls Of right god-like Aen'
Dicgenes and he who was
The wisest named of mem :,
Hurrah, my friends, heaitn' neS'''i'
To the immortal spirit
Whose freedom is the dearest wealth
We conquer, not inherit
Our souls undrugged full freely burn
With unborn fire benign,
WITHOUT $3.50
Our water into wine;
For love to rneanest things imparts
Some glories of his own,
And there is wine in our good hearts
To warm heart of stone;
We do not ask for any spell
To rouse a wilder motion;
Of their own strength, they heave and swell!
As freely as the ocean.
We meet no, in hot, close room,
Giving our souls the lie,
But, where the first spring flowers bloom,
Under the beauteous sky,
Beside the gushing brook we sit,
As when we children were,
And drink with halowel hands from it,
And bless the sweet, fresh air;
The birds sing for US, and the beasts
And every living creature,
Sits down with US for these are feasti
OF universal Nature.
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,otal g, 357374 7,53a,851

The following Abstrac, of the enumeration of
the United States for the years 1890, 1900, 1910,
1920 and 1880, compiled at the Department OF
State, agreeably to law, take from Ellington.
Price Current, of December, 1881 1t is interest
ing, as showing the progressive increase of popu-
laten in the several States and Territories ard
will he found useful for futr1re reference.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

A ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
N Pursuant order OF Alexander H. Wells Surro-
gate Of the County OF Wes.cheer notice IS hereby given
to all persons having claims against the Estate of LenueI
Wells late OF the town OF Workers, in said County, deceas
ed, present the same with The vouchers thereof n
Eliza H. Wells the ADMINISTRATIVE OF the said deceased a,
her place residence In the said town OF Yonkers GA or
before the twentieth day OF March next
Dated Yonkers, September 10th, 1912
SIS laTtm ELIZA q. WELLS. Administrative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26
Cen.u. Of the United States.

The following Table shows the population Of
the United States, according the last census, the
square miles of territory, and the period at which
each state was settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

From this table it will be that the POPULATION
of the United States and Territories, in 1890 was
1929 1927; in18o0, 53O5 "a in 1910, ,239 S14;
in 1920, $685., l9l; and in 1880, 1885, 464.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26
pY ORDER of Joseph Center, Esq,
4 Supreme Court Commissioner in and tor the County,

OF Niagara
Notice hereby given that attachment has been is.
sued against the estate Of Henry a. Sill; nonresident
his he appas and discharge snch pft,~hmen,
according law within nine months from the FIRST publ
cation OF this notice. and that the payment of any debts
debtor him for his and the transfer any pro-
perty by him for any purpose Whatever forbidden by
law, and are void Dated Aug. u.s. 1912
NICHOLS L NEWTON, Attorneys for
nj law9u Attaching (;redi1ors
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DY ORDER of Elisha Ward, Esq. Judge

pY ORDER of Elisha Ward, Esq Judge
Ae of the Chaulauque County Courts 9th degree of
Counsellor Gc notice hereby given, pursuant phe pro-
vision Of the Statute authorizing attachments against
resident Debtors that attachment has issued the
OF William Cubertson and Orrin Hook, resident
debtors residing in the State of Pennsy and the
will be sold for the payment Of their debts unless they
appear and discharge such attachment according TO law
within mouths from the first publication Of this notice.
aud that the payment OF any debt and the delivery OF
property belonging TO such Debtors either of them for
their use, the transfer Of any property by them either
Of them tor any purpose whatever arc forbidden by law
and void. Dated the Goth day OF July, 1s42.
NJ. STROPE, Attorney for Attacking Creditors
IouQ
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Law OF PATENrs.--The Commissioner thus ex-
plains the provisions of the late act of Congress
on this SUBJECT
L. The new law does not alter the fee or dura'
ton Of patents for such objects as have been hith-
eric paten,abe-,he amount OF which is still thirty
dollars and the term fourteen years. This new
law extends protection to a new class OF cases,
viz: designs embracing patterns for silk, wooden,
and cotton fabrics; for busts, statues, or BIAS
lief or composition in alto or basso relievo such
protection having been granted by foreign coun-
tries and not till the present law by the United
States.
?. The new law extends the privilege of renewal
of lost patents all those granted before the FIRE
OF Dec, 1886; the former law limiting it to those
actually lost subsequent to the FIRE, and before re-
cerdjag new, leaving the inventor remediless
g. American ministers, consuls &c, residing
| abroad, are now authorized to administer eaths
! to inventors. BY the former law such functona-
ries were not permitted to perform this act-thus
subjectng inventors to great Inconvenience.
4. The Secretary of the Treasury is now au-
thorized to repay money paid into the Treasury
for the Patent Office by mistake-thus Precluding
the necessity of making special Application to
Congress for relief.
5. The new law forbids, under a penalty, stamp
ing the word patent on articles vended where
no patent has been obtained, and compes pat
entees to stamp on the articles vended by them
the date of the patent, thus afording the public
information of the duration of the patent
u The following Works for sale at the Office OF
THE TRIBUNE No. $50 NassGu street. opposite the Oily
Hall:
THE WING ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES
REGISTER 1915. Price l2i cents 81 per dozen 81
per hundred
DOCTOR LARDNER'S LECTURES on Astronomy,
Electricity, Steam Engine, &c Price Is cents
THE AMERICAN LAB ORER: work devoted to the
Interests OF Mechanics OF the United States be COM
petea twelve numbers eight OF which are already pub
lshed Price s. cents number.
TEMPERANCE SPEECHES.-The celebrated Tenn
perance Speeches delivered the Broadway Tabernacle
by Thomas F. Marshall Price St cents, 50 per
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, delivered at the great
Lexington Fesva also. his Farewell Speech retiring
from the United States Senate Price s! 80 cent,
LIFE AND SPEECHES eF HENRY CLAY, TO be
completed in twenty numbers twelve of which already
published. Price per No. l2t cents.
LEIBIG'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY, also
Leibie's Animal Chemistry, each Is cents
DICKENS'S NEW WORK ON AMERICA best edi
items. Price l2i cents
RICHARD ADAMS LOCKE'S LECTURE ON MAG
NETISM AND ASTRONOMY. Price 81 cents, by the
dozen 80 cents.
Discounts Agents. Pedders and others the above
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OhU Ch VI lH0 IIUHUTdDIt TeuGTICk
40 A. Talmadge, Recorder OF the City ofNew.Yofk -
Notice is hereby gwen pursuant the provisions of The
statute authorizing attachments against abscondng and
ceaed debtors, that au attachment has issued against The
OF Anthony l. Frosch nabtant OF this State
Ascending debtor, lately residing in City NewYork
and that the will be sold for the payment OF bis debts
unless he appear and discharge such attachment according
law, within three months from the first publication this
notice. and that the payment Of any debt and the delivery
of any property belonging TO such debtor him his
and the transfer 81 any property by him for any pur
pose whatever. IRE forbidden by law and are void.
Dated the eleventh day OF November. 1872
WELLS 4 VAN WAGENEN
ala law4G Attorneys for ATTACHING Creditorx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26
PY ORDER of Thomas A. Osborne,

PY ORDER Of Thomas A. Osborne,
19 Judge of Chautauque County Courts, OF The degree
OF Counsellor at Law in the Supreme Court
Notice Is hereby g!Yen that attachment has issued
against the estate Of Leonard Jacobs late Of the
an abseonding concealed debtor due proof
MADE TO the said Judge pursuant TO the directions OF the
statute concerning attachments against abscondng
concealed debors the same viii be sold for the pay
uent OF his debts unless he the said Leonard jacobs appear
and discharge such attachment according law, within
three months from the first publication OF this notice And
the OF any debts and the delivery any property
belonging the said debtor him. for his use and the
transfer any property by him. for any purpose whatever
are forbidden by law, and are void.
Dated Westheid, November Is, 1912.
AUSTIN SMITH,
NIL law3al Attorney for Attaching Creditor
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IN PURSUANCE Of a n order of the Sur
rogae of the County OF New-York, notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons having cl against Robert Halliday
ae OF the City Of Ne7-York merchant deceased to pre-
sent same with the vouchers thereof TO The subscribed
at his Office No IS Liberty street in the City OF New York.
ON or before the eleventh day OF February next
Dated New-York, the nth day OF August A. D. 1872
ana IayySmt EDW. &. HALLIDAY.
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IN PIRSTANCE of an order OF the Sur

roeate OF the County nj New-York notice Is nefeoy
riyep TO all persons having claims against AEasa achson
,,e ef the civ Of New York merchant. deceased TO pre-
seu the same with the vouchers thereof ~ the
3. his store No IS Coenes slip in Inc city OF ors
IN or before the Twenty-ffth day OF January next
dated Newly ork the day OF July, 1872
- iaws,n. RALPH MEAD. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
regate the County of Newyork notice is hereby given
to all having claims against Stephen White late of the
City OF NewYork gentleman, deceased TO pressat tlie
same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber al bis Of
fee No g Merchants Exchange in the City OF New
York on before the day OF December
next
Dated NewYork, the twenty third day Of June =. 1872
ie25 lawf:nr MARCUS CORMERAIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

y u. A.. Danahcr, Esq. Attorney a, Law, M.
NassSnsisees requested TO can al No Markst-st MA
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
roeate OF the County of New York, Notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against SAMUEL Good
RICH, the City o New York, carpenter, dee easel
10 present the same with the vouchers thereof the sub
scrber at his residence, No SO Essex.st. in the City of
New York on or before the fourth day OF March next.
JOHN GOODRICH Administrator.
New York Sept. ls 1872 81 law oa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

PsARLs.-Pearls are the morbid secretons of
an oyster. Several species of bvalved sbefsh
produce them; but the greater number, the finest
and the largest are procured from the Meleagrina
nargar'thera, LamsIck, q native of the sea, and
OF various coasts The pearls are situated either
in the body Of the oyster or they lie loose between
it and the shell, or lastly they are fixed to the lat,
ter by 8 kind Of neck and it is said ,hey do NOT
apPeer until the animal has reached its fourth year
legion continues to be- il was in the time Of the
Romans the most productive of these ornaments
,iie es' century several of great size found
~ .nSs rivers OF the counties of Tyrone and Done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

IN pursuance of an order of the Surrogate
of the County of New York, Notice is hereby given
all persons having claims against James Freean late of the
Civ OF NewYork builder, deceased, present the
with the vouchers thereof ID subscribers residence
of the subscriber William = Slocum, No 565 Fourthree
in City of New York before the day
of November nex.-Da,ed NewYork, the tweDtyxth day
ofMay A. D. 1872 WA. :. SLOCUM, Executor.
mr27 laM6mr REBECCAJ. FkEELAN, EIecurX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

DY ORDER of Frederick A. Tall
D madge, Recorder of the City of New-York-Notice
is hereby given pursuant the provisions OF the statute
authorizing attachments against nonresident Debtors that
an attachment issued against the est1e OF Charles Col
lima resident OF ST. Louis, in the State Of Missouri and that
the same will be sold for The payment of his debts, unless
appear and discharge such attachment according to law
and that the payment any debts due 10 him by residents
this State and the delivery to him for his USE OF any
Ter of any property by him forbidden by law, ana
are void. Dated Tie 10th day of October, 1912
OLD lawsnl O. II. PLATT, AMY for Attach. Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

TN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
roga,e of the County Of NewYork, Notice il hereby
givea 10 all having claims against MARY VAN Z.ANDT,
late of the City of NewYor spinSer, deceased present
the SAME the vouchers thereof TO the subscribers the
sore OF the subscriber Robert Lane No Is Maiden lane
the CITY OF NewYork before the Third day OF pr
next-Daied NewYotk, the Thrteth day of Septealber
1882 ROBERT Lane,
oil LAVISH JOHN r. BRIGGS.
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pY ORDER ofthe Hon. Daniel Is. Tall

L otDEN VI IlUu. Ddulti 4 dll-
Dmadge OF tina Associate Justices of the Superior
Court Of the ctyof N York notice hereby given,
TO the provisions othe authorizing attachments against
Ascending, concealed and nonresident debtors tina,
attachment has issaed against estate OF Alfred B. Church.
a resident of Hamburg the Of South Carolina, and
that the will be sold for the paymeat OF his debts
less he appear and such according TO
law, within months from the FIRST publication OF this
tce and that the payment OF debts due 10 him by resi-
dentsof the State OF New York and the delivery 10 NM or
for his use. of any property within the State Of New York
belonging him. and The transfer OF such property by
him, forbidden by law and void Dated the twenty
fourth day Of September 1872
WELLS ( VAN WAGENEN
Attorneys fov Attaching Creditors,
SO lay9ll II Pine trePt New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogae Of the c7uRty Of NewYork. Notice is hereby
gwen TO all persons having claims against Charles Iaylo
late of the city of New-York porer-house keeper de
ceased TO present the with the vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber her residence No sc Dvisiostrcet IN
the city NewYork or before the 18th day OF Marcn
ber 1912 ELIZABETH TAYLOR, Administrative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26
ANCE of an order of the Sur

I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur
rogate OF the County OF New-York, notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against Daniel McFar
lane late the Island OF Santa Cruz in the West lnCes,
deceased present the with the vouchers thereof 10
New-York, before the sixth day Of February next
Dated New-York, The first day OF August, A. D. 1872
ana I,vSr, JOSEPH w. ALSOP.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate OF the County OF New.York, notice is hereby
given 10 all having claims against Margaret Stewart
late OF the City OF NewYork, single woman deceased TO
present the same with vouchers thereof the subscriber
his Office No 20 Chambers street. the City Of New-Yosk
on or before the ninth day of MAY next. Dated New-YOrk
the 7th day of November. A. d. 1912
n8 Iaw6m. RICHARD l.. SCHIEFFELlN, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26
DY ORDER of the Honorable Daniel

DY ORDER of the Honorable Daniel
, Ingraham Associate Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas and the City and County NewYork, Notice
hereby given pursuant to the provisions Of the statute au
toriZng attachments against nonresident Debtors that
achmen has issued against the estate Of George NJ Dieh
and John H. Deh non-resd and residents of Phadel
phia in the State Of Pennsylvania and that the same will be
sold the payment their debts unless they appear and
discharge such attachment according law within nine
months from the first publication of this notice. and that the
payment OF any debts due 10 them by residents os State,
and the delivery to them. for their USE any property
within this Stale belonging them and The any
such property by them forbidden by law, and void
D atad the 25tt day of February, 1872
BUTLER & EVARTS,
mi law9m Atto4ne \ for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

m PURSUANCE OF an order of the
gvcn n ali persons having claims against William Mean
naIly late OF the City New York, Tailor. deceased to'
present the with the vouchers thereofo the subscriber
Ar lbe Office of H. Nicoll No. Nassau the City OF
New.York on or before the twelfth day January next Dat
ed New-York, the nirtl day OF July, 1872
iv1l law6m~ MICHAEL McANNAi.Lf. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26
m PR SUANCE of an Order Of the Sur

IN PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF the Sur-
rogate OF the County OF NewYork, Notice Is hereby
given all persons having claims against joseph Rdgwas
,e sf The Civ of New-York gentleman, deceased TO pre-
snt the same with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber
the Office o. Barker, No. IS4 Nassau street IN the
CITY OF NewYork or before the Twentieth day OF jan
Dated New-York, the fifteenth day OF July, 1872
iyla lawsm- SARAH A. RID GMAY. AdmInstralrl1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

EARLY WINrER.-Thc earth is covered with
snsw six inches deep, and sleigh bells are linghng
merrily in our streets We hear of like evidences
of winter both East and West Between Lock
port and Rochester it is said the snow is more
than a foot deep. This is very remarkable, almost
unprecedented for this region Buff Adv, 2sd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur
rogate OF the County of Ne~-York. notice is hereby
oiyen 10 all persons having claims against David Milne, late
Of the Island of Santa Cruz the West Indies, deceased
u, present the with the vouchers thereof TO the sub
scrber at his Office South in the city OF New
York on or the sixth day of February next Dated
New York, Isl day OF August, A D. 1872
aus law6n JOSEPH Wy ALSoP