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shook each other cordially by the hand and the parties Sc
paraed with perfectly good feelings toward each Other
We have seen the Police Office an affidavit made by jus
tice Ma;se in which he entirely denies that he ever aSs
or received any present, or other consideration 0
Oracle for acting IN his behalf he states that NJ '" '
labors under delnson on this subject
SPECIAL SEssToys-Before the RECORDER, anu
Aldermen Brady and Dawson.
LARcESIE..-Willian Horton was tred LOT ssei'IS
CHIP hats worth 81 30 from C. o. iiN'' =
Tertiary months Mary Donovan, STEALING - yeru " mus
In from John B. Richardson, also stealing ~ !auS
from f. B. Lord-guil;y, both charges fsni'eht'a! .
months John Pos, and Henry om'' Go'oIsu' 'eains ,
stone worth sIa from William Spencer, also stealing hand
,yo,,b 500 from James SwalnCullty OF both, and sent
10 the p.ni,en,ary months each Isaac lhcmoo c1iored
,,e.I;pc Gaze AID canary birds worth SO from James
NIurnlycuilty Ppnitentary j months ,'eorge smith
o,r,J stealing coat worth 50 from James Scott also
coioIed-cuilty City Prison months rancis CIaney
how stealing tw umbrellas worth So from James Syker
u;y sentenc. suspended ard he discharged John Ryan
.osinr planes worth 81 from Nelson Wacett-Cuiltyl
City Prison 10 DAYS Joseph Clifton, attempting
from the cu,e No. fTont-street, adludged guilty
william Jones stealing from Robert Quinn wearing apparel
worth Sls--gulty City Prison month John Crouan,
ss,iin. hat weth 8 from James II. Tice-guilty, CIT,
f,ison 10 DAYS. Antcae Maui stealing cloth cloak worth
$40 from john NJ lellstalt also attempting steal from
Valentine Rtcherguy both charges, Penitentiary
months. Matthew Al joe, stealing engraved likeness Of
the Rev DR.. Power, worth SO, from Edward Shorthand
guilty Pen,enaiy months. James McCready stealing
silver watch worth $40 from James McDermott-guity,
Peneutary months.
Several discharged for Of evidence and the
Court adjourned TO Friday next at o'clock.
POLICE OFFICE-EUFFIANLY NIoLENCE.-Nerv
carly thi, morning, seaman named Jacob Berg boarding
the Sailors Home No 100 Chey-strcet, into the
Porter House the Of Canal and Elm where
ie violently assaulted by two men named John Martin
and Daniel Sauucs who brutal, beat him with fists,
cut HIN severely with an INSTRUMENT supposed 10 an oyS-
let knife incing bad wound in lis neck aud also breaking
pitcher against his head and face wouudng both badly ia
numerous places leaving n covered with blood ard ra;
fully wounted tclligcnce Of the outrage having been
In palice and DT;I;cr
proceeded 10 the Mac and arcs,inr Martin and Sa.nues
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THERE IS no PRAISE
EQUAL TO THE PRAISE WON BY
MERIT.
II L1k1 7
Sew-York. Nor. 18th.

New York Nov 18th, l8I2.
Cssrs-l Ter time troubled with ssrete eSl9
congL was bad impossible for TO speak above
whisper this monsnrary or tIifns cough oat .
was 80 bad tina, Was fearful already marked ont As
victim 70 CONSUMPTION. tried al the usual remedies ic
coughs and colds bur without receiving The least bene1t
ro The hot baths but received 10
snt wbaeysr But after using ali other remedies with 20
success my son brought small quantity OF your my
liz Hoarhound andy from the sfwhich ece' e1
dsfe and permanent relief subsequently hare been @
v the lnusnz, aud Jour Candy cuIsd e IN .@e %a
ny gratitude WI. BRI.aNl ~ Uranus
To Messrs. ] Pease S Son, IS DIvlsioo-'t
Sold wholesale ard retail at IS Dirison-set, 10 Asto
House. 10 and rs Broadway IS Wilam-s Ledger sui,a
ngs Philadelphia No. State-sreet, Boston, NO D.
street, Albany ZIG Beltimoses,reet Baltimore Z bsoa
Newark and l3s Fwlron-stlees Brooklyn. Jyi3 Aain
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Cicnccd,
Ship Quebec, Iibbard, London, Grinnell' Alinturn
Arriyed,


Packet ship Iowa, Lines from Havre June d With dze
TO Bolton, Fox < Livingston. Sailed IN company with
ship Oneida Bailey OF Bath for James River Left pack
ct ships Vile de Lyon Stoddard, Utica, Hewitt Charles
Carroll Lee Uncas, Latham Loreua UrquhaIt of and for
Newly ok in a few DAYS; Frances Stanton Leiavour o!o
Wyk Meacon and James Perkins, Hall, of Boston Gesine
ton unknown; Nasubie, Brewer Of New-Oeans Loa,9f
Robson Of Salem Trenton Manson of Bath, and otheio,
Aber Of WscaSset, all unknown. spoken oil iiAyre snip
Arco An,hony of Newly ork, from New Orleans bound IN
June TO- lat IS So Ion 40 spoke ship Lagrange OF Bow
doina II days from Belfast, for New ork July = lat
10 % lou 20 J smoke brg Acorn, days from boston, Tor
Philadelphia. The Iowa has had almost constant western
winds.
10 Talbot cpfant & Co Left brig Edward, to sal! IN
few DAYS ,1,-u
Hamburg ship steplna, Flor, IL days from Hamburg
with mdzs and passengers, to Schmidt BalcheI
Packet ship Rhone, Johnson from Havre, June d Win
dze TO Bolton, Fox Livingston l99 s'eeFase pas'e
Bark Manchester, of Philadelphia, Jarman 40 days from
Antwerp with INDIE and i9 passengers TO oehmidt oa
cbaa July s. 40 miles south Of Gay Head spoke ship So
Ion, from Londonderry for Philadelphia
Bark rod Ferry, Chase Of Baltimore, oo days IRON Ant
w.ip with mdze and passengers, 10 order
swedish brig Joha Johnson, Lundwsil, o5 days from
Stockholm with IRON, to Boorman 4 Jonson.
Dutch gallio Maria Adrian Bou, 90 days from Reite
dam with mzs 10 Boo-nsn * Johnson July g. off Block
Island picked up the o and compass OF 'ehf Dusi4
hmm, ct sea- reported by ship Sheffield
Brr Welfare, Sleeper, from Thomsssou, with lime
Seh Me:allic Somington, from Thomaston. with lime
Srhr Challenge Grover. from Thomaston, with lime.
schr Be,sey Pesrse, Keller FROM Thomaston, with lime
schr MaEcsus, CHM, : days from BangeT' Me, With
.,rrcs spars and lumber, to Isaac Snow.
sch Postbos Frost days from Mochas, with lumber,
schr Head 80 hours f.on York River with wood to
Mr. Abrams
soop Franklin Hsr,es 81 days from franklin La, with
molassss aud mess, 10 Heatoa, of Ne"-Havea
Below,
A ship supposed to be the NewYork, from Liverpool;
.lso. English brig.
WIND y Z. Weather hazy
Memoranda.
Tn. packet ship Quebec for London detained ua;il 10
d.y OWING the head wind
The wreck Of the schr Ellen fallen in with by the 81
Marx supposed be The schr Ellen Beckett, which sailed
from Salem May - for the Coast OF Africa.
DISASTERS.
Brig Herald Watson, from Baltimore, ont 10 days anf
bound Demetaa with nboad OF provisions ant
deck lead Of stock arrived Bermuda on the I'D ult
She called 10 repair damage having carried away Dot;
toprnasts gale of wind about 80 miles east OF Cape Hat
teras.
Spanish brig Sophie sellack from Porto Re for SPAN
laden with &c got among the rocks TO the arr
OF Bermuda the night of the 10Th OF June, and thrsr
overheard bales of Assistance soon ached ne
from the shore and shs sstricassd without sustanin
any damage.
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Passengers Arrived

In the packet ship Iowa, from Hsvre-Wm Laight,
lady and daughter of NewYok Charles Barney late mas
ter the rgate Congress-, bearer OF dispatches; c.
clio Ayllan Marquis of Tillaba lady, four children and
servants of Cuba, Misses Euphema aad Elizabeth Fronts
Of France; Mr. ] Lecluc and lady, of France; Rev
Choye, do; Point, do; a Lacoste, do; NJ Ofset do;
Canister do II Walta co.. German Leufaut, do; Joseph
Bidot do, Noel Natti, do: 40 in the
In the ship Huntrss; from H'mburg-MT Politz, lady
In the Datch sallior Maria ADRIAN from Rocrdam-E
Oseiaude7, and - in the Storage.
In the Chilo Boston from vaparaiso-Capt G Post
late Of whale ship Enphrate Of Bedford, retnmrd on
account of i'll F-alth Capt Kelly formerly Of the
bark Georgian of Boston, sold the Don Bernardo
de las Heras, of Santiago.
In the Harbinger at Boston from Fayal-!Andrew Gun.
nncham Esq and servant, of Boston; Mr. Silvia and
LADY, of Edsattown Misses Olivia Dabney, of Fayal Ro-
sale Russell of Milton; Sarah II and Marianne Webster,
of Cambridge: 5 in the Storage
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Jay 10, in the 18th yenv of her age Joanna H. reict Of
the late Cornelius Hlrsen and daughter of the late John ?
Ritter.
The frends the faniI, respectfully invited
tend the funeral this "wednesday aiteruoou o'clock
from her late residence No $50 Greenwich-street.
July 8 the Asylum Slurrays Hill, IN the 37th year
of his aye, John 5. Summers.
July 10, Margaret, wife of Thomas Amerman, in the
S7th wear OF heI age
July 10, Mrs Cecilia Collins, 90
Suddenly of coyulsions Washington Hugh, youngest
At Hsmden Conn, June 80 Sarah Louisa, wife Of Rev.
C. w. Everest, -
A, Aaahasset L. t. June /, Rebecca w, wife of Henry
VI. CARPENTER, in her 55t!i year.
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NUrE EIs y
AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE.
Is ready.

IL THE CHEAPEST WORK EVER PUBLrsAEp THE
unirEp SrAr&s.-Ihe first part OF the American Family
Magazine; General Abstract OF Useful KNOWLEDGE, work
emlenty useful in families, and cacuste, arrest the
tenon awaken the curiosity, and eughen the understand
Of the young. illustrated with 1000 EUgravinss. To be
completed IN ID Numbers OF 21S 20 pages each,
per number; and eachnunberw contain 200
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aud orders for al the bac!, Nos. CA, be supplied.
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Washington WHERE Mr. Webster then attending the
session OF 1881 II conteude that the notice should
have been sent 10 Boston, where Dir Webster had his aori
Gil & Shay delivered the opinion of the Court that
der the circumstances OF the case the fair inference being
that the notce vas actually received sufficient to
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B Q OKS
J. WINCHESTER, 80 Aaa street.


ms Day PUb!I5hc<t-ll1Fs ~ y l.
CHRISTIAN: OR IHT DEvorr PENIrgNr; Book Of De.
sI9S ana necs>Sitl-s fitted 20 t uela use q hly he
nv 4. Shetiocke D.. with Life OF tie AufAcs. by the
6shI i,ev Bishop Wilson, iSfhor OF oac. fs.t,a SC
III ,ieb b NJ. !o,n3 me ,l6n'o. sslcr 81 C
f,e Seli1! !sh EDITION, Is b. ag .s 10 81 ~
d. ShsrocKs swoSs. Il was work az -eysl SOD
progressive Enlargement and have h.s nagsi ra5I-
menY % me aet mat he mae q. the 5t q! ~, ,-
tons strictly observing himself NJ - srr.s.t,
commended 10 Others The ioa,sire ya-Ire iivj,-
nreSsois as We're OF The living mopld--hl- sU,
Bishop " sou again before US am, =. , is, ecl, +. t
that as their author while igng ac,ers A. .anin o
the Modest characters the ChulrhS 2.-g at,.
though absent from bo3v t7is i, gas ,s,,.t
every wher- WIKI ms tfs -iril n., ;pli 20
produce many such characters 10 l ic 4 ti, and
the sdifcuion Of his Holy Church tsltor's P.eilce.
Considered manual OF jeTo;ioa az, \ means
OF practical PREPARATION for the Holy Communion OF The Body
and Blood of Christ this book amOnS the be- il -he
best, commended the members al Church I'VE
cannot say less, and We need not sly ommendaton
RECENTLY PUBLISHED
faro-hll Sermons, by John Henry Ne"mln y. D Eel
!ow of Orie College, Oxford. The volumes OF London
edition be printed In two handsome acyo vols OF w
wat! Of $50 pages each.
rhr Kingdom Of Christ or Hints respecting the Principles,
Constitution ard O.dnaiccs o.! tie Catholic huych BY Ere
derrick pssison Maurice N. A. Chalaa ef Guy, Hospital,
Professor Of English Literature aud History Kings COLLEGE,
London. III elegant volume Of see pages, uniform
81 30.
MI Matrices work e:npea,ly ittel to engage the
ton and the Of all interested IN the movements that
ar- now taking nlace III the religious COMMUNITY
jyJl Sis D. APPLETON & CO 200 BroaIway
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pn,,,o stock Exchange, July II.
Commercial and Money Matters.

In consequence of the large sale of stocks auction to-day
there was quite moderate business done the Board
rsces were upward aud after the Board when the result
of the auction sale known there much improved
feeling City wen, up !! Ohio Us !; Illinois Bonds I;
Indiana S,onngon ]. Long Island left off very firm at
So with more buyers than sellers.
Sterling So 8; Francs 2Si III, with fair demand
and not very large supply
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FIRE.-Thc Cincinnati Gazette, of Monday,
says "We regret TO say that DR.. Alex. Dun
cans farm house on Duck Creek, in this county,
was destroyed by fire on Saturday last. The fire
was accidental. We arc sorry to add that the
Doctor lost the greater part OF his furniture; at
least 60 says our Informant
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NAMES OF SrREGrs.-Strangers complain very
much, and very Justly, Of tic difficulty they have
in finding places in our city, from the want OF
signs Oh the corners of the streets. The burnt
district, the great centre of business, is entirely
deficient There is no little matter which so
much requires the attention of the Corporation
We arc ncgcctful of our own convenience, and
uncourteous TO strangers. The inconvenience is
a great one, The remedy easy. jour Com.
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II" The Federal (Ga.) Union Of the 9TH says,
ave learn from Il gentleman who arrived here
Yesterday from Sumter county, that Dempsey j.
Justice and - Brown, the assassns who muir
dered the Penitentiary Guard in Twiggs county
2 short time since, have been arrested in Alaba-
ma and arc now on their way to Twiggs county
ai
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HALF DoSE.-On Sunday last christening
WAS performed in St. Johns Church, Brooklyn.
The Rector had proceeded some way in the ser
vice, when knccling to make prayer, and &C
cording to the new fashion turning his back to-
wards the audience, the parents, who were not
veil schcolcd in the routine, thinking the service
over withdrew from the house with tho child
When the Rector rose from lis knees and found
the prcdicamcnt in which the bIundcr of the pa
rents had left him, he directed the organist to go
on" with his part, and SO The matter ended
Jour. of Com.
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4 BOLD TRlcK.-Messrs. Beccher & Johnson,
,.-rarders. of Buffalo, recently shipped load Of
sonr for Albany on board scow-boat The cap
AIN. am instead of bringing the flour through, began
- dispose of it on his own account, and by the
tre he arrived at Utica he had disposed of his
rboIe load and pocketcd thcprocccds, which was
s,ne,bing over $4,000. Not satisfied with this,
h. ran his boat (which did not belong to HIM up
he Chcnango Canal, sold it, and received $500
more, with which he has absconded Officers
have been despatched after him, but he has not
r,t been arrested. Albany Atlas.
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Court CaIendar-TAis Day.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. 81 49, 50, 81 3d. 81, 5s, 90, 6l,
g., So, 81, IS. 81, 90, 70, II, -, ~
CoMMoSPLEAs- Nos 90 46 Az 49, IS, ii, 10, 90, H. 6,
- l03.
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DI ED,

June 20 Nj. William .irrowsmith Miss Catherine
Crawford, both OF this city
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SlI7it 90 Certificate NJ claim, spanish inoeEEici-
ton Two dividends Of Sl,i7l % endorsed thereon,
The Board of Brokers this morning voted donation Of
$50 10 aid the uerers b, the late fire at Fall River
Thompson - W,ll-s; is redemption agent Ter the n
York Stock Bank 1t Durham, n I
The following idens have been declared: The isses
of the Fraakln Bank Of Cincinnati third dividend OF
per cent, PAYABLE the 9th the Bank OF SAmerca
the Bank Of kentucky 81 80 per share: Northern Bank OF
Kentucky 81 per the Hartford Exchange Bark pT CT
the Insurance Co OF North America Fhiiad per cent aud
also dividend Of per cent: the Farmers Dix Of me
State Of Delaware per cent; the Charleston, ,. =. inI
and Trust Co s. per shares the Bank OF Charleston
Per the Union Bank OF Charleston 81 % shares the
South Western Railroad Bank OF Charleston 62i cents per
share; 81 pr r BY the Louisville Cincinnati and Charles
ton llaroad Companies the Bank of South Carolina 81 pc!
snare; the Manufacturers Insurance Co. Of Cincinnati. 4
PER Gent for the last months.
biekaes Philadelphia Reporter Our money world
Is without especial nhange The continue low for
per oil unqaestoaed character aud the impression still pre-
'ilS that he moment business becomes active the de-
~ md for funds will Increase
Que million OF the stock bonds Of the STATE Of Kentucky
IN the Bank OF kenincky and hundred and fifty thou
snd Of the same IN the Norern Bank been delivered
tG the Governor and cancelled.
la report OF the Bank of Louisville il appears that the
circulation Slo7 740; deposits s22s 65. cash oes;
bills exchange SHIPS; bills discounted S5lsN55 due
from banks Sl5ss 1871. This shows strong position.
In sut brought at Boston against Mr. Webster
dorser on Rote when the notice Of aonpayme
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- F,tfty Cenfs ver BOttJe.-By Letters Patent OF

NY Jc!lIB
the United States-The Trcophetous, Aledcated Com;
pound for the Human Hair wiki confidence recommends!
all whose hair becoming thin from disease, curt aud dan
duff The remedy meyer balances and grey hair
The healthy dressing a possibly BE- applied 20 Inc
from all lumo and ritalions. c-aoyIns every particle OF
scur and daud and dsposinc the h-r 70 curl It's frequent
use vii preserve hair in health aud beau the latest period
OF life For infant heads invaluable TO be had only
poinr-d agents 1927 lni.
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~ - - ~ = ~ y
jylO lwis the iirs
q The Original Lemon Sugar revived.

-, The Original lie MON Sugar reVivet'.
pared to furnish ar: quantity o! the LEMON SUGAR al
the shortest 1t the cheapest pnrest and most whole
beverage ta; has beer offered the public IL
prepared soIe from the fresh Lemon and refined Sugar By
chemical and mechanical process aud flee from every de-
letcTous quality.
Is peculiarly adapted to private families, counting
houses eices family parties and parties of pleasure, being
beautiful Article requiring other process OF PREPARATION
;han mixing with al the labor and unc!eanli-
of preparing in the ordinary way.
ItwI be found invaluable article board of seamhnat
and sir will keep good without change OF -
qualities for any length OF u kept dry Prepared and sold,
yvhocsale aud retail, at No. 70 Nassau-st, by
jyl istf NJ, GAYLAkD.
~ The Packct-ship Quebec for London viii
sail this day truesdy HI, inst at IL O'Clock FaSSenseIS
Lane as that hour Letter Bacs will close At Merchants ES'
change, and iale's Foreign Letter office al / past H.
u shippers Of Goods ier Quebec for London WI!
pcsse clear them a. the Custom House thu. morning.
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.NOTICE.-Publc notice is
~ hereby the ownrrs, occupant or occu-
PANTS Of all Houses and Lots improved unmproved lands
Altered hervby h the following Assessment has been com
eed bv the Asscsors AID odgel in the Street Commits
soners Office for examination BY all persons interested VIZ
For repairing Hester between Mulberry and Orange
streets embracing lots Hester betw Centre street.
and Mulberry Orange street half the dise.ncs rom
Hester Grand and street. on
and WALKER street
rcsops who's. interests are affected BY the above named
Assessment and Who are opposed the same either OF
them requested present their objections "a wtng 20
the the Street Commissioners once, Hlthn
thirty days from the date Of this notice.
Street Commissioner ofce,l JOHN EVEN,
Julys u l2i3 Street ConrpIsS,oneT,
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New MODE or MAKING soAr.-The Westminster
Carroltonan mentions the manufacture OF "a bar
rel of soap by Mrs Moul, Of that town, without
the aid of fire. The whole process Of change from
ley TO soaps effected by the heat ofthc sun, with
out any trouble. 1t must be regarded as an Geo
nomical Improvement on the old process.
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u The Hon. HARMANUs BLEEcKER and lady
arrived in this city on Saturday, and have rooms
at Congress Hall. MIR. B. will be received by
his townsmcn and fellow citizens with most cor
dial and heartfelt "welcomc home Alb. Argus.
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: CheaHcst Carpet Establlsh,nent IN

cheapest Carpet establishments IN
THE UNITED STArES.-ANDERSON < DOBBS,
No % Bower now otrr 5!E whole stock Of splendid
sra!n Carge;ins, Hearth Rugs. Window Shades Sc all Of
which having been purchased At 10" prices for CASH viii be
sold . cent lower than any other store this CITY
Common Ingram C4rictnG. at 2s Cd. rer yard
EXTRA i,ne Ingram CaFpetins, at Is per yard
Three liv Caf!etlHg, at 81. pei yard.
Floor Oil Cloths. =usy wdth. Is. per yard.
ANDERSON x DOBBS No. 90 Bowery,
10 lMis the first Carpet SIOlc above Hester
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Ia testimony whereof we have caused the seal Of oc, of
said Surrogate 10 be heIeunto affixed Witness Da
81 vid B. Ogden Esq Surrogate of said County AZ
the City OF Nen-Yof the enty.fourh day OF jane,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fory.thre4 and OF our nderendence the sxty.ev-
en,h. jyI2 lawiw DAVID B, OGDEN.
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BLEED BOYS SEnENADE.-onc of the most
gratifying occurrences experienced by the Gov
ernor, sercnadc by fourteen pupils Of the
Institution for the Blind, at Towards Hotel, on
Thursday evening. The music was excellent.
The pupils were alterward most Hospitality enter
tanned by Mcssrs. III. Express.
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TTrHE PEOPLE OF the State of New-York, by
the grace OF God free and independent, all persons
teres,ed in the estate of Maria Fa late Of the city Of New
York deceased, send greeting:
You aud zach Of hereby cited and required
ably De and APPEAR before Surrogate Of the County a"
Nt,y.York at his Office the City Of New:' ok, the
fourth day Of October next, o'clock the forenoon Of
a day then and there attend the na settlement of the
accounts Of Samuel G. Ogden the administrator with the
viii annexed Of all and singular goods chses aud credits
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by two young women,
w one \. chamhermeid wasi, and ron and
stress the ota. do housewofk Good city reference A
uly a 10 Second JyI2Zt,
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LADY who has had several years experience
a in teaching i, desirous of engaging her services
South Or West She qualified give Instruction IN the
usual branches comprising English education, together
with ,ts French Language and Music the Piano Forte
Sasacory references given aud communicative
10 A j. s. ard left this office, vii be promptly
ityt1 -
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AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, $40
- BIoed"aY, nsaI otal 'eSa'' Q " FEEKS princinaI
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SMALL BlLLs.-By a law passed by the New
Hampshire Legislature in 1912, which law came
into force on the LIST inst, the circulation Of 81
bills is prohibited in that State. The banks of
the State are not allowed 10 issue tlcm and any
person who takes one into the State for the pur-
pose Of passing it, is liable to be fined $40.
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&c The Plat Jurors arc more susceptible of
the influences which the finger of scorn yields,
than we had supposed. Three CT them have oil
ready taken their departure from the city, viz
VIM. Cudy, E. C. Ellington, and Thomas Liver
man. Augusta Chron.