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h"S'' From the Philadelphia Christian Observer
"W. have th authority Of OF the ab.es Professors ana
Teachers of Music city who has eXa" med TINS work
&c rnmmentlng It to the attention OF the PUBLIC As PERHAPS
b Asst collection Of SACRED Music IN In
nunrry As scientific Professor and Performer VII. H
bds high rank his profession In the preparation OF th
h. has been aided b? several distinguished composers;
d W. have no doubt it Will with great favor ehteil-
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ClRANDOLES at Iii Chatham street "A eles:
VI variety onew patternsbrouzed gilt and svered ''ran-
does; Also clio ice lot OF spenld Goc lea nts, W
or separately and superior quality Of IVORY handle isHe
Cutlery together with OF Plated and St
vet Ware, all OF which offered gtaty REDUCED po'
ces. Toa I'm. ALBERT BEAC n.
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no BLACkSMl HS.-W anted, a good smith,
one who understands hotsshoenS and acquainted with
coach work None but American need apply Apply 10
o25 iws G0UVER%guR MORRIS
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IgtE J +. N.ES.>t.NGhh' classical
IA SCu00L-tcoser Of ntonand paciic st.egs, R!oos
PaaIu1 @teaisnce oft!r pag,s IS l@9s.,sd.
Ir con.ss OF instruction his institution full and tho
rough embracing the English Classical aiemaci and
ScstIic Breaches. atIlct attention paid
Of tie mora as vel sctua! character OF ul!s The
first masters employed ut several eIartneE aHd Tho
mode OF Instruction continued which has long 5ren sats
faction.
The limited number Of pnrils Will De received
Principals family, and receive III. of parent.
Circulars stating terms Sc may Dc had Application At
The Church Depository, 30. 20 Johls the bookstore Of
Nh a V. Blake, Fuon-st. New York and az MIR. A. NJ
Wihler', Bookstore. 81 Fulonsl hrOOklYn au3Otf
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DKEPARATORY SCHOOL AT MIDDLE.
I TOWN CONN.-CLASSlCAL AND ENGLISH
BOARDING SCHOCL.-This Institution IS situated in
one OF eathlu quiet and BEAUTIFUL towns In New
England Of easy daily from NewY oEk, Albany and
Boston.
his care The number limited and none Permitted 10
remain whose example injurious. To render this School
more worthy of the confidence OF parents the Prncpal has
examiu-! n IN similar Institutions Europe aud America
The Summer SESSION commences May Is; ends octobeT IS
" Winter = Nov. April
The charge $50 re Session. which includes all expenses
save for Books, Music aud Modern Languages
Circulars aud minute information may be obtaned OF er
SAKE, = nam: D. II. CHASE.
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IL BOATS, BOATS, BoATs.| - :. 1ssie.
AZ WINES informs his old customer. anu Of Boa
;5s NE Of Shipping WITH number Of Roy Boots bop No s
IN 6ity per cent cheaper than they can be opii'
has very hand:oms :s s ,sII very low
s,s,y length ffcn, 7 to % feet. which nc VIZ
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COAL.-Peach Orchard and other Goals con-
an,, an hand by the cargo or ton, low prizes from
boat yard. D. ! -. ~ t.,s
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horn Little are unwilling SAID erroneous
sion BY stating the whereabouts OF ne real ma maker" wo3
meI,y state that my tools be had only No Attorney
George Brsss CO No. R dseeunt to da
e1 sa and N ,"re viii be stamped Conser 50 Attorney
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from individuals who have su,
ye!esi form. are presented loc t:sr
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r Aid Lee moved to amend by substituting Document No
ID instead IL beng the report and ordinance Of the Street
Committee On vote being taken on the original mott on
that also lost.
being orduance establish Executive Departments os
By vote.
Aid Emma,. offered resolution that when this Board ad-
Journ, II does so 20 meet tomorrow evening ana '!
nng except Sundays. until the necessary . &C
complished relative cleaning III pabi:c streets L" upon
the table: subsequently, taken up and adopted.
Several otFas motions take mp documents were 'naue
aud lost, hnzlv the sote upon document 40; 10 ls
Commissioner RepsIt) was reconsiereG anu t u
taken IN by sfjous4 popcses y establish an Executive
mn; m CLEANING streets the chief officer the the
Sunen,.nder f streets annual salary OF $1,000 and
Iii 60 b.. s,rauses allowed. The Clerk Of the Su
pern,.ndea receive 500 yeaTlythe features Oh t
are abou, in the old ordinance on the
,bisct Every section, however gave rise TO debate
An n,rndmen, was offered to substitute IN section the
% Jsrm,n and Assistant of each Ward" instead of Super
ntenden, OF Srss In order to suleTinend and direct Tie
several street inspectors IN their duties OF sweeping, &c
lost The secOh then adopted
motion 10 dourn made and lost by tie vote Of
After two three other sections had been discussed
Length and adopted another motion TO adjourn was made
and lost, 9 TO 4.
they then resumed the portion of the ordinance the sub
ject matter Of shic relates sale, carriage
for eacl load and the ordinary thereof
Finally adopted without amendment. 1t substantially TIE
old method in which this branch conducted.
Upon the ect of the laborng being compelled
furnish their own horses carts oiageI brooms, shoyel hoes,
&c. considerable cross.frng ensusd The only articles the
Corporation are purchase will be fuel and stationery for
the department. 1t wa, however passed
A motion 10 dlourn again made and lost.
The remainder Of the ordinance relative 10 the Supern
t-ndeat Of Streets By sections adopted and
ton, making penalty leave rubbish in the streets, also
adopted.
The Board then adjourned, IL o'clock, with the oIdi
dance about one-thrd completed until o'clock THURSDAY
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Two Volumes In One.

~ Literature pofanc and sacred will behere united with
the arts printing and engraving produce OF the most
valuable and Interesting works issued from the American
pr-s Commentators photographers oriental Travellers and
Biblical critics of the greatest name have been extensively and
carefully consulted preparing this work The Editor
trusts when published, Will be found worthy Of the patron
aye of Christian pastors, instructors, and parents OF all denon
nations and we'll calculated, under the Divine blessing TO
eri2,en the understanding purify the heart and promote that
Know ledge BY which may obtain happiness this world
and eternal sal yatro on in that which is come.
ROBERT SEARS, Editor l22 Nassau-st.
~ A,eut-reuonsble rnen-are wanted to sell the above
work IN every tow and village thou sout the States aud
British North American Provinces For paicula sc. ad
dress, pOst-pt L. WALkE-h & ~,
ivIi Imaol ThSSN. Il; Ful,on.st. N.York
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p.uRoAp AccrDENr.-The train going West,
l;sb met with so serious an accident near Sche-
va l..adv ON Friday last, encountered farther mis-
i D before it reached Buffalo. In passing the
Up sr,rs If Seneca Falls the train came in contact
sa :,S wagon driven by three little boys. The
w. with It's occupants, was caught upon the
p cav catcher and carried some twenty or thirty
.sds The wagon was broken into fragments,
w. ~ the horses were killed. but the boys fortu-
IN au.,lv escaped with few bruises. The boys
I'd I'D been waiting to sec the train go by, and, on
=: ~ approach, the horses became unmanagcable
I'D ran upon the track Just as the locomotive
ONE along. Alb Eve. Journal
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Yesterday morning. of consumption, Mrs. Catherine Bel
lamy widow of the late Joseph B. Bethany formerly of
Montreal, Canada
Her funeral will take place this day, from the house of
James MCGOWAN, 10 Wav.rey Place at o'clock 7. NJ.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
At Albany July - Eliza wife Of William Edmonds, Of
tins city.
AZ Brooklyn. August l. Jane F. wilT OF John + bifc''
and daughter Of Isaac JaqueS, Esq aged 30.
AT Washington, D. c., July 80, Mrs. Sarah B. Warng,
consor of B. H. Warng, Esq of the War Department in
the 33d year Of her age.
Al Mobile July II Martin Griswold Of Gainesville, Ala
a.rrl
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Passengers Arrived
rtv fr,n Turks Islaud-Rry ] l. Iodr,
Passengers Sailed


In pcket ship Europe for LiverpooAiss VandervooTt,
WIN Price, VIM Ballagh aud Andrew Balagh, o y York;
John II Davies aud WIN 7 Alou of Mobile; Philip Al
leu-t and Frederick Jones' of NcwOreans John Watts,
Esq lady and chld Mrs Cox aud two children and HfPer-
RE Of Canada; Rev Thomas Murphy, of Ireland
In packet ship Baltimore for Havre-Mr Unkart and
lady, Of New-Yok; Mr. r Perpisnon, Mis- N Grote aud
two children MIR Jean Dupeme, Miss Lag Of France;
Nj Francisco Hernandez, Mir Jose uria of Spain; Ar
V Briceland aud Mr. John Thorp and son.
In packet ship pan,hea for LondonAlrs Naiiets, lha-
delpa; ThoS VI Watson Jamaica; Smith Joseph bIns-
ham, England; Miss Eliza Wilks.
In the Coedona, from Boston for Llverpool-Georse Il
Rae f Derby, Avah Croker, David Lewis Isaac Bah
hit James Ferguson, OF Boston; Webster OF New
Haven; WIN Bruce, j a selin, L Loreet. Nj Lowndss
Hays, Emerson, Charles Dgun, W Campbell Mrs
Campbell of New ok; John Ellis, of Schenectady John
roub.; Jr john Sole VIM Soles OF Philadelphia; Rich
ard Crr of Washington D c; L Trapnan, of Charleston,
Sc Magee w Crotlers, OF Mobile; Edward Briggs,
J Flint of New. Orleans; Edward Rogers, II Nelson,
Mr., Nelson Erzdaile of Montreal; 7 II Steele, Mrs
Crawford, Of Havana (ady Of the U Consult; { Znn-
chem Of Matanzls; Nethersoe, Of jamaica Weyman,
L Moca!ts, of Lagna Geo Gray, Of England; o \ Ge-
raud of FRANCE. For Haifsx-John Campbell and child,
Benz Smithers Mrs Paser aud son; Mrs. bennett OF
Boston: \ Perkins, o! New-York; Thomas \ Richie,
Mrs Richie Rev Dr. NacIutre, Mrs imon, OF Halifax; \
Phillipsoa, of jamaica
Passengers 10 Arrive
In brig Excel, from Savamah-Mr Leland and lady,
Mr. w Radord aud lady Mrs Winter. Miss iltrrson, Miss
Moore Dr. Bush, DR. Buckley, Messrs Winter Smith,
Held and !. w Bates.
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'!O.s IN Il ,.SusrSt IS, and following
REGULAR NETWORK FALL TRAM SALE
THtRrl- EIGHTH Skw-SoRx Tsapr SALt-Cstslcgues
% this important sale OF BOOKS, PAPER STATTOSE-
RY STEREOTYPE PLATES, BINDERS IEATH-
and OF Il, &c.S published ready for De.
iiyr4y.
The ale will be commenced MONDAY Mosnin. Arsns,
?s;l. =; So'ciotS Win STATIONERY, and viii incaGr
several al valuable voices OF recently imported
Ia-.i, I'D Fenc stationery also OF Blank
Books, Qus S:,cl Pens, Scaling Wax and Whiting inks.
Y.us and Psysg d,, Feolscdp. Letter AID Billet Pa
V'. toloIel nj Ntbls y, Cnt.y Lead Pencils and e,ef.
Lesds lEd eyrry % Foreign sud Domestic Sta
.n-ry; also, OF Colorei Skiy.s Gei
Morocco RU..i, -.tt-r EugiiSa,d Sleeps kins.
5oos : iissss, Hcosbaders' Cloth, SC,
BCOhS-3 he s- Of Books Will BE- commenced en- Isss-
{ ofpDF 4isssrs. Lea s Bianelistd'' n'o:ee aud
followed o. lIi- sud fct'r i,oIcrs from nearly all OF
n 3 pm ciual pub. t.hers "a la- CiIted States
STEREOTYPE Ia f.S--ihr Catalogue also embra-
20 ua,bef Of sell, auablr Stereotype Plates. including
nose OF Homes lot olueloa, vols S,o Dicks Theology
v5E, 3lo. ,ioirrail Natural History. vols svo: Phsde
r. a Perl Bihe, Hsme a 2rols. lSmo; tlr Stereotype
, belonging the eStass ot the late Noh Webster de-
-'.s=,. &c Sc
supplementary Catalogue embracing additional Invoices.
,:. it OF the FIST mon ing OF sale Invoices b. in
should 5e received by the 10Th Of August, at which
E.ine II Vii De Iut presS.
At PRIVATE SALE.
- Volume OF the Newlork frice Current and Shipping
List, from I&e9 TO 3iI. inclusive, folio, bound
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liverpool Classification.

=
FLOUR AND MEAL--There active demand
to-day for Flour aud considerable has changed hands The
quantity atloat this morning not large Th- market II
any thing has better feeling but there change 10 NOTE
in prices. Genesee perhaps mortdtcul, buy 81 81
the irregular lots having been picked up The large holders
still refuse sell below S. Michigan and Ohio quote
Oh 81 for good brands with sales OF several thousand
bbls About 600 bbs fair Michigan sold at SOL Sales
200 bbs ore Ohio brand So; 200 bbls Wellmans
extra brought 25 The small parcels New.Oreans atoa
unsold For Southern the enquiry IS light aud prceS
very heavy Georgetown ard Howard.stert nominal al
%; Braudywine, fresh 31l Richmond Country %
could all probably be bought lower Rye Flour plenty at
So l21 for North River so for Jersey Jersey Meal
is selling IN small lots s. SI Brand nominal al
So for bbls aud H. cash. for hhd Shorts continue scarce
at ccus but Ship Stuts plenty and dull al 10.
GRAlN-We have to notice sales 500 bushels Illinois
Wheat at 100 cents for the British Provinces. sale 3oo
bushels inferior Soutarn was made day OF TWO since
at 95 cents 10 CITY miller The arrivals OF New'Oreas
Corn keep the market depressed We only notice sales .oo
bushels Ohio Canal, sc wsigh 2oUo do y Orleans
at Sac weight aud 5000 Mary land yellow at 53 measure
for the East North River dull at 30 SOC, weight
hear Of sales Rye The supply Is very light and held al
SIS Oats firm the advanced rates a sale OF
loco bushels Canal MAIDS 29 cents The range IS
a 80 Cents
HAY-The market neatly bare the supplies having been
taken city consumption aud Eastern demand We quote
good lots As a SOC.
WHiSKY-We notice sales to-day of $50 bbls equal to
State Prison at cents cash Drudge IN fair tdemaha
at % Gents.
wHALEBoNE-Mos, OF the holders are awaiting the
,d'ces by III. The stock large We notice saea
1910 lbs South Sea al 81 cents, cash.
bEESWAXThe sales made within few DAYS are 5000
lbs Yellow at IS 2Ssc cash
0lLs-We hear Of nothing doing in Crude Whale. There
Is little or none offering. The last sale at 33 cents
There IS good demand for American Lineed, Foregn be-
ing held above the views of buyers and with steady sales
prices have an upward tendency Last sale Crude Sperm al
Sc is held SIC 400 bts unbeached Winter sold
IL New.bediord at 49, cash 1000 5000 gallons Lard Oil
have changed hands al 60 62 cents Olive remain,
! very scarce-no BASKETS in frs, hands.
TEASThe first public sale of the season came off 10
day. The cargo of the Na,chez, of the late arrivals
offered The company large and The biddings very sp
itsd Many dealers from neghborng cities attended the sale
but the purchases mostly made by the city trade. tn,
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A SIX DOLLAR BOOK AT HALE PRICE.
THE CHRISTIANS GIFT FOR 1874

IN PRESS,
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Embeished with several hundred ami fine
The whole work two volumes in One) making about 700
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and ready for delivery in August
SEARS'S NEW AND COMPLETE HISTORY
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Commercial and Money Matters.


The transactions in Stocks day fair and
prices firm The speculation IN Harlem carried 1t up
: per Paterson improved J; Ohio Trust l; Ohio l.
Nothing doing in bills Sterling g Il 9; Francs D 26i
} %
The City Fire Insurance Company has declared regular
dividend Of five per and dividend of five per
cen, together ten per cent? for the last SIX onihs-able
9Th inst
The Receivers Of the American Insurance Company sold
the following Stocks to-day auction They mostly
bought for investment:
$4,000 n 5 F,ves 1851, Oneida Lake Canal.... 993
400 do Skies, 1851, Erie. .opg. 1864
1900 DO do 1861, l. r r. .l053alO6
1000 do do 1860, Erie Enlargement. -. 100;
1000 do do 1862, n and Z r r.. lo7;
1000 DO do 1862 .lia'ld9t
1000 City Elves. water loan 1855 ...... 9o3
The semi-annual interest the debt Of Penusy valia
when the claim of the holder is less than $50 is paid In
new when above that, in six per cent scrip. The
held in United States about sll 100000, increase OF
half mlio since last year, having been sent here from
abroad aud sold.
bill 70 put the Planters Bank of Mississippi in quda
ton aud apply the payment OF It's bonds has
passed the Senate by ~ g. Gen Bscoe, the llth u
introduced bill wind up all the Banks of the State by jn
dciai proceedings.
The amount Of tolls received a, Rochester to 2Sth u
sos, ESQ 81, which is about the same as last year.
The American Insurance Company Baltimore, has dc
cared dividend Of SIX dollars per share.
By the official of the Bank OF Virginia. the clrcu!a
ton 81 l2 deposes sos 260 due other banks 49,
ass specie 3S2 due from banks and bank 256 6s
sterling bills 80 S9 loans 527 Oh Compared with last
year the decrease of circulation is s5o0Oo increase OF de-
posts 000 decrease of specie 00O deareaSe OF loans
100000 The circulation Of the Exchange Bank OF Virginia
Sl22 2S deposes $50 20; due other banks 3d. spe-
ESQ., due from other banks and bank notes
bills of exchange rs 3I6 loans 91S 1876. or the North
Western Bank the circulation 10 Say AIS ~ be-
ing reduced within the year 90 55l TO- Specie hand l25
SIS b. showing dImuutIon 81 $50 80 The bank holds
$50 of Virginia six per caat stock; tl5 IN notes OF the
banks of this State and u 100 81 OF banks OF other
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IO-f.- . . :,
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vi
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Iith Il Likeness Of the .4nthOr. Price . Cents.
This most extraordinary book and Will doubtless pro
duce most profound IMPRESSION. We talk not oil what may
be called the Reading Public the in Ireland
for whom doubt cheaper edition will be prepared with
general circulation. The impression speak OF IS
that which be felt by Statesmen BY Sir Robert Peel by
Lord John Russell by w. Gui10t and d. Theirs. That the
yolurn. will have an European aud an American circulation,
may be taken considering the Author and the subject as a
matter Next week if not already published II
be printed in English Paris and at Brussels and in month
there vii be translation, perhaps too, into FRENCH we
cannot doubt that German viii appear IN Berlin,
Dresden, an! in Munich for hr Kns Of Bavaria ;oa-l
and the English in eiy viii have the satisfaction q read
ing O'Conpcliy History Of Ireland in choice Italian We
should BE- surprised the Emperor Of Russia would com
man Sc!avo slation only to show the Poles that
there have been hoTd Irseyerlng, ahd more
hood Prosecutors Of The Catholic Church than he has been
As 10 circulaoniu America renee not speak there will
be- twenty editions twenty weeks, and doubt the Aiexi-
cans viii speedily read the work III Spanish.
This li-. book universal 1t Will De read by all men,
aud IN all literary languages, the OF twelve months
dublin Post.
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CORPORATION NOTlCE-Pubc notice is
~ hereby given thar petition has been presented in the
,arL Aldermen fill aud regulate Avenue b. between
pii aud l2th st.cet.
Also. FLAG the asesy sidewalks in the ith Avenue. be-
Nysen 22d sn! 29th streets.
Persons Interested in the above petition and having OBJ
ec;ios the equeited TO present them in writing
the Street Commissioner flee on before the 4th
August, 1873 JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioners Office, August 3, i9i3 au3
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NUIiBEIt XII
AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE
u roa,Ir rvhsS Morning..

~ TIE C4EAPr.r WORK EVER Published ~ TIE
Sa.azne or Genera! Abstract OF Useful knowledge work
emaently useful families, and calculated TO arrest The at
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Completed in Numbers of 20S 70 go pages each at IS cents
@ number and Ill contain near 200 Engra'ings
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u,HE AMERICAN AGRICULTURALIST-
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Bsoaw1ySS9TE 70 sa uGGs isn %G i
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American Agricultural Exports.
irba Uoyeu in Cattle
A"ncutIra Society Addresses.
Tnsssc and AruRdo Cr1ss.
Snow 10 .Na and Far Of the American Institute
Involvement of Domestic stock.
The Nsw-York Farmers; Club
Foreign Agricultural News
Rryisw Of the Market
10 '0''s'fOu osIciyAL coRREsrospEsc.
shf {: A AIisn New wv VaEisSiss Of Wheat.
: Halock Cotswold shs-p.
4s Fs5f s.a Esy SIT, i.'
J. j. lIcCaushan Remedy for Bugs and Worms on the
GEO 5;sers 2 BE BONNER. Bomme!s Manure.
s Beatty Culture of Hemp.
4. u Philips, Cultivation OF Cotton MOI.
n ! Bro,yne. Agriculture of Cuba.
Tiomas Atfirck. Rust IN Cotton.
! : L.ttou Durham Bull, Locomotive.
{ y Dewy Espy:. Conical Y.util.or.
YIN Partragr, City Mauures No. $
Mark P Cockrill Improvement of Wool Ill Southern La
D. k Miner Poudrerte Manure for Fall Crops
i: Campbell. Road Horses.
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s B. Parsons, Northern Calendar for August. au2 q
THEOLOGICAL WORKS on the Oxford Con-
Ri.hop McIlvaiue on Oxford Divinity.
Tocrpr Pusey's Sermon the Eucharist.
Oxford Tracts or The Times.
Old Christianity against Papal Novelties. American
from 5th Dublin EdiI:on.)
Smith and Anthem.
Doctor Pusey,s Letter to the Bishop Of Oxford.
The Seals opened or Voice 20 the Jews.
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IN PURSUANCE. OF an Order of the Surrogate
Of u. Counry Of New York. notice hereby given all
nsj having clims against William Seger late Of the city
Of deceased the same with the vouchers
hereof tn, subscribers, the Office of f. Seeey Esq., No
Jay OF FEBRUARY next. Dated New-York the second day OF
.\ISuBt, 1913. :. SEELEf }Ex.c,,,rx
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