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heaiions for aspiring to seat in Congress, but
no man should be the Judge of his own qaaIiiica-
tons, when be offers 10 become the Trustee for
others. hen there are two or more WING Can.
dldltes in any one District. let the Wing party
holda Convention, nominate Que of them, or any
individual whom they prefer, and lei all others,
Who are true Wings, decline and support the
nominee let all good Wings, like all good trees,
be known By their fruits
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ELECTIONS.

In Connecticut, the general election for
State officers and legislators as well as
Members To Congress, took place CT the
Sd inst. As 10 the result, says the n
\. Advertiser, (Whig) "our hopes are
stronger than our expectations"
In the State of Rhode Island, the first
election under the new Constitution for
State officers aud legislators, took place Oh
the 9Th instant.
Another attempt was made in Massa.
chusetts on the Sd inst, 10 elect Members
to Congress in those districts where an un-
successful attempt had been made at the
regular election. II is doubtful whether a
single member will be Decentralization
ism playing the dog in the manager, not
having enough to elect a member OF It's
own il prevents the others from doing so.
Ga John J. Backwood, Esq, former
Agent of the Bank of the State IN this
place, has been elected Cashier OF the
Hamburg Bank.
- The Northern papers announce the
death of Gen. John Armstrong. He was
soldier of the Revolution and had boen
Minister TO France and Secretary Of War.
IFThc Editors of the Fayetteville Observer
and Wilmington Chronicle are requested to in.
sert Mr.. Sprinps's advertisement for his boy Ma.
poleon three times aud forward account.
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F" The Jeilcrsonan of the 2sth ult.
y a. article headed Prospects of poor
wy IN which he endeavors TO show by
''''Sh'ng an extract from the Boston Ad-
= user (Which paper has pulled down tho
w. banner) that Mr.. Clay stands no pos
''s chance of being elected, The fol,
Jug extract satisfies US as to what must
~ s'V led the Editor to withdraw Mr..
~! shame from the head of his columns
n.,,ne are IN general. satisfied with the Gets,
lnlio" aud intentions Of the present Admins.
DIV. and until we have better evidence of the
rhA ~ Of the great mass Of the people
h III. ."s'n' than that given by few Wings, who
w eacess OF their folly, malice, and entire
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e James A. Johnson, Esq, has been
.onoinied Agent Of the Bank Of the State
d this place, y. j. j. Blackwood, resigned.
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acqnaiuiluca with the character OF onr people
have condemned, without examination aud w.th
oni if1al, our venerable Chief Magistrate. John
is!tr' whom We are all IN duty bound as citizens
ana ~ conscience as moral people. to treat with
Kindness respect, and courtesy, Wide he fills La.
4 present exalted station"
We venture the assertion, that no trpt
Wig can be satisfied in general, "wih
tie acts, measures and iateniioasn Of The
present administration, and we have no
doubt that he has received valuable
consideration" "twne and tape" con-
tract for his adhesion TO the present adj
mnlslrailon. lie has high authority for
acting IN that way. Gushing and Web,
ster and Spencer and even President Ty Ter
were Wings, and where are they now
acting in opposition 10 their formerly ex-
pressed opinions, and is the change Of one
Editor TO kill Mr.. Claws prospects. We
ry far from it. All true Wings have
made up their minds aud they turn as one
man to HENRY CLAY as the only indi.
vIdual that will be supported as the Wing
Candidate for President. 4 national Con.
yenilon IS only neededto designate who shall
be pu, on the ticket wish Mr.. Clay as Vice
President. The Wings need have no
fears. Traitors aud rcncgades will exist
IN every party aud where individuals have
no other principle Of action than a share
OF the spoils, We, for one, would rather
see them leave Us, Cor one false friend in
our ranks can du us more harm than fifty
open enemies. Let the Calhoun wing of.
The Loco Foco party chucklc as much as
they please al the prospect Of Mr.. Clay,
they viii find their own candidate before
many months rolls round IN q worse pre-. !
iicamrni than Mr.. Clay, or we are much
mistaken.
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pTARRTEn

In this county, on the 18th uh hy John Walk.
er Esq. Mr.. JAMES H. Mccoy 70 Miss
JANE daughter of Moses Beatty.
In Cabarrus county, on the 2Sth uh. by
Nathaniel Sims, Esq. Mr.. DAVID b. Kill
LOUGH 70 Miss NARY RODGERS.
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give have published to-day an ex-
Pat from Mr. Graham's Circular to his
asiuculs, 10 which we invite particu.
#ily the attention Of the reader. Much.
1 = much, has been said about the Wings
iia.iilng the promises OF " Reform and
'aFenchmeni " MADE during the contest
ls4O, but tho candid inquirer after truth
l'' admit, after petusal Of the facts and
slres now laid before him, that tho Wings
they have no, come up to the oxpecta-
Us Of the country. have, under their pc
lar circumstances, accomplished a great
d towards reforming the Government
~ bringing It back TO the pure days Of
% Republic. Figures won't lie and DIZZY
pow that the expenditures in lsi2 is
parry sercateen millions less than they
Nere IN ls3s, aud also that the appropria.
'as Tor 1919 is over nineteen millions less
on 'Ae expenses Of 1898 making a re-
-'''n IN two years in the expenses of
= N'vernmcn, of $50, 299,62i.-
"i'h these facts before the people how
10 'oey blame the Wing Congress for
T" accomplishing more Aud If with
PRESIDENT operating against them they
0a'd bring about such a result, is it not
s''a' TO suppose tina, If Gen. Harrison
y ooen spared, the Wing party would
ave fulfilled all the promises they made
We people We think so. And yet
opponents arc continually crying out,
were , arc tho fulflmcnt of the promises
dls,Ol
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TIE LOCOFoCO BANNER.

FREE trade low wages direct taxa.
ton no protection to American industry
hard money-yes, hard to get and hard to
keep!
What 'riN come Of the Adore Hard
work, hard bread, hard bed, and hard
times.
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A NEW GOLD NINE,

We understand that Gold Mine has
been discovered in Chatham County, on
the lands of William Boyan, ESQ. of this
City,-Raieigh Register.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky.

give have not received The proceed.
ms Of the Wing Convention yet.
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The Markets.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

REMARKS-C0TTON- is little i'm
proyement in prices, and the article is IN demand
at 5! 10 cents, at which latter price sales have
been made this week.
TLOUR-s4, 81 50, and SIS.
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SPECIAL COURT OF UNION.

John McCorkle, Ell Stewart, Archibald
T,ncy, James Doster and Marcus Austin,
Eslures.
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GThe Hon. Samuel McRoberts, Sen.
ator in Congress from Illinois, died in
Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 9th ult., aged
about 40 years, after short illness, re-
sulting from cold taken in crossing the
Mountains on his way home.
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STOLEN

ENRON my son while camping near the widow
u Longs tavern, On the Salisbury road. on the
4tn instant, POCKET BOOK. containing s46
% IN money aud ~ notes. one on James Perry Of
Lancaster District, S C., for SIP, and dated about
the 9o'h March, iS43, aud the other on DR.. J. NJ.
Happoldt, OF Chqrlotte for sl3 81, due 10Th Feb.
ruary, lo43. The thief cut open the pocket of his
pantaloons while asleep Persons are forewarned
trading for the above notes. and liberal reward
will be paid for information that will lead to the
conviction of the thief,
TENNISON CHESHIRE.
4pnl II, 1913, sSH
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REMARkS.-COTTON-The transactions
in our market are small owing TO the badness of
the roads ard wet weather. Prices, however,
are FIRM at previous quotations, and the impress
sion is generally entertained that Ii has got to its
lowest point.
EXCHANGE-on Charleston l. and on New
\ oTk per cent. premium.
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va Murphey Jones, has been appoint.
ID by the President Collector of the Gus
IONS at Wilmington, North Carolina, in
he place Of VIM. c. Lord.
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The New Orleans Picayune has the FOL.
lowing almost incredible story-unparalIel-
ed for brutality and demoniacal cruelty.
npvor 1,YHrc amman u>- ,,r,,,-
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No AZ IOHV.S STR EF,T

NO 3 JUHN-SIKEEI.
TLIIOT, BURNAP Il BABCOCK are con-
II stantl supplied with large and general assortment OF
PAPtRs suited all departments OF the lya';s, anonS
great variety Boston coqpt,ate Papers OF suI"ci9y
quality: Book and News Printing; Tag, Letter, Folio
makers Fssss Boards Druggists. Hardware a3 Cloth Pa.
rers: Binders and Trunk Boards Sheathng and "raplGE
Papers. sc. &c. . 1T l 49,,
t'7'''" jr2A #
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By HnRAcE GPEr1EY.

BY HORACE GREELEY.
The work Of NJ. ATKINSON is one Of the
tive and admirable that has yet appeared the important
and diHcult subject of Political Economytffcult,
much IN lis the OF is laws the ap
plication of those laws the dssmlar complicated
ng circumstances Of different nations and periods The
laws educe b. Mr. Akiuson are so Just so clear 50 vital
aud set strangely overlooked b. those who aroca;e
themselves the title of TIE Political Economists day.
AID who resolve all Political Economic Science doing
notirgoi whose universe Somrus is Ciod--and who ele
the maxim Of the Buy where YOU cheapest;
the summit of at,ainalle wisdom and craftsmanship. la
their eyes the cheapest possible poductioncoin beng the
urefrng standards the great end Of human effort and he
who is OutstrpPed the headloug is doomed 10 RUIN
and starvation by the law OF evous strife and depressing
competition which they biasphemously represent the or
der Of Providepce These the views put forth by the
Political Economists eathroned in Colleges and Senates
liberal and enlightened at least these the inevitable
results from those views. Il needed that the spacious
aces put forth b. these teachers should be scrunize and
confuted and this has been done mastery BY
Mr. Atkinson. As elementary treatise Political Ecor
omy-as reuat;on of the doctrines OF Free Trade thso
sts-nothnr equal his work has appesed on either
side Of the Atlantic To the friends of American lalustry,
therefore, and To all who regard the trade, the skill expert
ence ite Working Man his TRoPERrY, his OF live
hoo,; in the possession OF which Government Is bound 10
and him precisely it does the possessor OF
other Properytat is until and unless overrullng
public necessity manifest public advantages demand con-
ry course-to all who would give stability pernanence,
activity and prosperity the great Industrial Interests OF the
Country heartily commend this work trusting that they
will aid for TIA vide and general perusa
Price - copy copies for ST. or $40 per hundred.
o GERS are solicited GREELEY * McELRATH,
Tr;bu reef.
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:,.s- CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at the
Et;W PINE ORCHARD.-Tbis we.known. charming
Simmer open under the perjgrudeuca
Of fhe snbscrber TO the Natural Inducements Visit y
ounan such the atmost boundaGs view fro the Orch
ard te magnificent cener the Falls, and The pnrr life
per of the Proprietor. the shape OF careful attention. welt
furnished tables ad all tie delicaclGs as well as substantial
OF the season. 70 afford comfort and pleasure 10 his yser
June. 1872. +. l.; .bEh llH.
vance of visitors 10 The Mountain House, mmediley
after the landing Of boats al Catskl. Je2I I'm
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rt,IIE USE OF TIE GLOBES and Elements OF
Astronomy taught. aided b. and eIe-ant instr!-
ment whic viii facilitate the learins App!y to MI U.
aides and others engaged teaching and amateurs SCI
nc. are 70 examine the establishment aeS
!n and Transparent Celestial Sphere lin nstfumen)
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DORT WASHINGTON PAVfLION.-THOS-
I HAMMOND respectfully informs his friends and tie
river is now open the reception oil company Families
,sttfing from the city during the summer months VIII md
emen ronyerstnt with the assured that no pains
be spared reader their at this house agreeable anu
Il.
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yyTARM SALTWATER BATHS AT Fulton
w E.rrv Brooklyn Opcn for Ladies and Gentlemen
fom5 nn G NJ Aso fGmm} td% sy% p"
? NJ and for Gentlemen at ell other times Also, Warm,
Cold and Tepd Shower Baths and Nlsicsted Vapor Bath
NAV BE- had by Ladies and Gentlemen at all times warn,
Bath 25 cents ticeIs ST. 20 tickets So Cold Bath ~
cents. Medicated Vapor Bath 80 cents D. b. SOAP Is o.
yed with which the skin be ceansed as well as with ram
-, 49, 49, ie22 La
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A LADY who has had several years experience
n teaching Is de>,ron> OF engaging ise5 services
South Wrst. She isqu,sd TO glse rs'Fueoa IA he
usual branches comprising English education. iSgie
with the FFsach Lsnsaa and Music ;he esHo s
b~ gwen and communicative
attended TO- iyI2st-
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/ w An destinations by TWO young women,
w charnheraia wash and ron or nurS ard sam
ss me otn.I 10 do houseSo. Good city reference Ap
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w AN'rED.-Familes supplied gratis al Breads
Office 2l tirsnd-streat with the best cooks, hcuzs
maids Protestant rus chambvrid and other servants,
THAI can be found IL the city lyll 81
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IITANTED-2 or 3 little girls as permanent n

WANTED-By a young man who wishes To
stors. Apply 10 Nassau street. ivi2 81
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yyIHE ALHAMRA, Broadway, between Sprung
and Prince streets viii be open for the first tms on sat
up,ay the first Of July This temple Of Injury N winch l
be the richest together with the choicest CAKES
and confectionery every description altogether unique IN
its lie and arrangement There nothing RESEMBLING IL M
this CITY country and tits believed that from the siGgT
taste and slendOr with which Is fitted u and me superior
quality Of the ices which Will be ionnd there ms e'D
,hmen take precedence OF all Others oil sum
oi the most recherche and costly kind Delng designed ad
made expressly this establishment. Entering from me
street through deliberately omamented vestoue M NE
Moorish style you proceed INTO spacious saloon tasly
decorated and lighted with splendid glass chandelier; 81 The
newest paicr aud thence capacouS area ana COURT
paved with marble surrounded by beautiful aicoves contain
Ing marble tables and for the accommodation c guests
the OF the court beautiful temple IN the form OF
an octagon surrounding superb fountain supplied By the
rotO water the spray which keeps the constantly cool
TIE hole interior modelled after apartments 10 The cele-
bratrd palace IL the Albania, IN Span.
The saloon the second floor for the reception OF ladies',
Is fitted up the and most elegant rsnch furniture
The sofas ottorn lounges Sc being made expressly Tor
the Albania. i,
This room more particularly designed for ladies' m che
da; time who after the iatgues OF Shopping or making C
woi like private retreat than the 70 rest
and refresh themselves.
The whole Of This magnificent establishment IS undsr me
immediate care and nanas cement ot NJ. a HSNSON,. 81
Philadelphia long known the fashionable world OF That cry
as having superior of these Injuries he ICE"
viii be made entirely Of pure and it's beiiesed t ms
CIRCUMSTANCE alone would render them raty hsw.f oE
Wines and liquors of the choicest kinds.
pains expense has been spared 10 render this establish
oen worthy of the patronage the elite O this city, anu Ill
that desired is that 10 may be aud fairly appIe
Cia,pi. JYi Nv
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MEMORY OF MALlDRAN.-Thc last time VIC
heard Marceo's duet QuaL ancLnte. says the
ENGLISH Critic, g was at Manchester Festival IN
1886, when it was sung by Clara Novc!lo and
Malibran The latter was already struck with
the illness that brought her, within lew days
TO the grave bat the duet went splendldly.--
Clara Novcllo was favorite with Mallbran, ana
their voices blended beautifully: the latter made
no effort to eclipse her young colleague. Poor
Malibran The last duet, and the last time she
ever sanq, was with Caradori Allan, at the con-
cert at the theatre the following day. She was
dread.ullv ILL., but was resolved 10 60 through The
task. In q duct IN which the singers hac cacn
an ad lijiium cadcncc-and Caradori, relying,
perhaps, on Mahb!an's indlspoSltlon, DID her III
most in exercising r0nlades--the latter turned
round to Sir G.. Smart who was conducting, With
Il significant smile, as If to express her INTENTION
of annihiiating al! rival pretcnsions. and then sue
burst forth into one Of the most magnificent I'M
provisatons ever heard. Difficulty after diifcui-
ty did she vanqush, until she reached her grand
climax OF prolonged shake Oh 3 fat IN alto.
1t was a tremendous effort. The band itself
was electrified, and Drugonetti and Indy hung
over their instruments with awe expressed IN Their
courtcnanccs 4! the superhuman daring OF the
vocalist. The house came down with round
OF enthusiastic cheering, the PIT rising IN mass,
and waving hats, handkerch!efS, &c. with a
irenxed yio!encc-but alas fer the poor singer,
she had sung her last note. 1t was the inai
lu,id glare OF an expiring lamp, and then the light
is out. She tottered oil the stage and at the
side scenes she sank exhausted at the side OF LIZ
bache. The hand of death had stricken her, ana
Malihran in few days had ceased to exist.
An AxAcaAM.-An ingenious friend OF ours
has handed US the following anagram on these
words:
"Lis,en locos who viii be inaugurated fourth ia; Of
March in the year hishteen hundred and iort!-h'e'
The letters being transposcd az a,sfGn'RaficaS-
ly, will produce the following
"Lo. you will have Eeary Clay. TIE THr'pERk. Of
the West and Guardian of the Taiitf indeed coming
IPhilalelpia Forum
DIED BY LocKJAw..NIr. James Irvine, mem
Der of tho Union Fire Company, died last night
at his residence in Commerce -strect, from lock
jaw. 1t proceeded from his having run an CID
rusty nail through his foot, some ten days since,
when engaged in preparing the foundation for a
new engine house, about to be built by the Union
Fire Company. Bait Pat.
U The total number of bricks made in Eng
land and Scotland IN ISL, was l,462 257,2T5, a
| decrease of263,375,45s compared with 1910.
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+ w ANTED-A situation Dy respectable pro-
~ tsst,nt young woman either cook % chasaSefnt
sunders hsking and paste maknShaS objection
r. .ous 10 the country month GOOD references
,yr iucuIs AZ gsJ Blrecksl Amos iyll 81
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lust PUBLISHED, at the Beacon Office, ~
j Roseve!;.,:reet y. y edition Of Strauss Lie Of
Jesus bound 81 90 boards IS cents. The Bible of Ma
ate containing the essential parts scarce works (the CHEAP
s book eNant price 81 - the Beauties OF t. Bib- 50
cents Bible g (osethsI Ex e2i cents l. Citatear from
his celebrated letters Washington bouud 81 IS IN boards
81 The BescoaWsekly containing A-Ionomcal erlfr-
Uni nI ulrcrs the anets s. per annul. jy6 2wS0d
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{tJ nv TIL OF :" IitEit giTtS as permanent pu-
w pills. also little girl 10 be brought ap a, ,esebsy
rhsy vii BE- carefully instructed IN the Eazh and French
languages. Music, Drawing &c &c. TeIns moderate also
TWO yoaag ladies Psrlor Bolyer Re received during The
Summer meRrhs The situation cool ard pleasant PEI
,ou> coming by the steamboat Is are have5 Walk from
the andinE the School Apply pyrsoaaly 70 Mn Smith,
Tnmnkinsyille YilaEe Sta,sn Island. .sl2 g.
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uIS The total number of bricks made in Eng.
land and Scotland in ISL, was l,462 ,257 ,275, a
decrease of2b3,315,4 ass compared with 1910.
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D}TITMINOUS COAL-The Mid Lothian Coal
Dnng Company to their cns!omef and the
consumers Bumnous Coal IN general that ,e r.
enter no conac or orders the supply Of coal bc G
superior quality answering well Tor all ntnos.s o
adapted For the information Of such nfs9Ps %amTsr
rtira,es of consumers showing the quality and adaptation
Of the Mid Lothian Coal for general use Hnd iht i9sn
They have also appended two chemical examinations ard
analyses of their Goals carefully made at different tiIies ana
fully the PRACTICAL tests With these erldeg G s o.
ad 5 their Coal and that Will give entire satisfaction TO
all who NAV favor them with tleI CUSTOM
A. S. WOODBRIDGE, President NJ L. L NJ. 90
lst January lGi3
aIJress-R &C HMoSD, VIRGINIA.
cr,,;, je2t low
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lS IGNORED from NO. . John S. 10 No rs Nassau
with j. f. Goodman where h is receiving his Spring and
SPINNER goods which he win make order IN saioasois
s,y tuils furnished IL twelve hours noce) Having greatly
reduced nus he vii be enabled TO sell at FedsSeh
rrcs and he nic the fsTors Of his friends and the pnsc
10 whom he feels grateful for liberal patronage ne has mere
,ofore received. His good article II
hilirs cdsTs low Icss. aud cash on delivery aA r.
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rORPORATION NOTlCE.-Public notice Is
bl, wen that EDITION has been presented N the
Ro,J nf Aldermen 10 flag space FIVE feet WIDE through The
snmber SIDE walks in 23t street between the secon and
Psr,5ns interested in the above petition and having 9bIec
lions 10 the same requested 10 present them Ii writI<
M JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
g. s..n.le-,s lllIica- .nll aEh 1913. lYS
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Published this Morning.
NO. V. OF USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE
PEOPLE.
ppIIrIpIRr III nnI1rLrAI ErnNnMr
BY WILLIAM ATKINSON
Or Laps Of the Formation of Nationnl Weal

Developed by OF the Christian Law Of Government
beng The substance of delivered TO the Han-loou
'i'nrur,
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OF CITY STOCK.-The Fire
II Loan Stock of the CRY Of NewYork payable on the
lst day OF August 1913, w be paid before that day on
nsssnation - This office The interest viii also be made mp
to that ay after wi,ich further interest iii be allowed
" ~ '' a. A. SMITH, Comptroller.
CITY Comptroller'5 Offce,t
New Y rk, June ed 1873. le2i tinl
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INTEREST ON CITY STOCK.-The Interest
L on the Public Stocks Of the City of due on the
first day August will be paid on that day oy - ~
Lawrence Es Chamberlain of the City at ms ohcr III tie
Bark of the STATE OF New York. r,.,,
n,rock p 81 ALFRED SMITH, Comptroller
Cnmntoller Office New York, June 20, lGi3 Je2g tal