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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
New Orleans.
Correspondence Of the Herald

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| New ORLEANS, April Is, 1874.
YARN Wsathsr-Crop of Weeds and Duels- Their
| Ancrea@-Msrieo and Tsras-P ,ice of Cotton ,!-s.
| The warm weather has now set in-next TO mos
quitos and clouds of dust the forerunners it inyari
ably opens with private combats, called here dues
The blood in this climate, like the ground at this
season soon becomes heated and brings forth all
kinds of vile passions, more noxious and deadly
than the poisonous weeds which spring up in night
on the Shiny plains which surround the city A few
days ago, the State Treasurer (Debuys) opened the
season of dueling with Mr. Richardson, in the
Orleans bah ROOM He is professed duellist, but
in this affair he came very near losing his life
Two days ago. his son killed at the first fire very
promising young man, the only son of widowed
mother, who lived only three days to mourn his
loss, atier which she died Of "a broken heart. This
was IolIowed by rencontre between Gen. Santa
mat and Commodore Riebaud, both of which were
dangerously wounded
Last year took memorandum Of the dues
lought 6y persons OF this city, which amounted to
eighty-t hree In this year we have had tweny-six
-and many OF them fatal. No part Of the world,
or perhaps, all the world put together produce as
many duels as the chIvarous State of Louisiana.
All disputes, arising from the trivial causes
settled in this way, or the party refusing to meet
IN deadly combat, Is sure 10 be branded as n cow
ard, and Stunned by the religious and sober think.
ing, az something vile and communicating
ters Of the Gospel couAtenance the duellst and the
profane, and instinctiyey shun the man who has
lnagnanlmity OF soul TO refuse taking the life OF his
fellow creature in deadly combat-vice appears
to be rewarded and virtue punished.
Yesterday the cambridge arrived from Vera Cruz |
with Gen. Thompson board. Through his in |
tercessiOn President Santa Anna has released the |
Iexlan prisoners at Perote. Mexico will declare |
war immediately on its being officially announced |
that Texas is annexed to the U. States. Great
preparations are making by Santa Anna in Vera
should not be surprised to hear in few days of an
armed force off Galveston.
The Cotton market has revived little. Exchange
on London 60 days 81 to prem. Paris IS. New
York sight per ct. Treasury Notes half discount
= our banks have been making large operations in
hem, giving their own worthless notes IN exchange
illinois and Arkansas money is abundant and can
De had at As cents on the dollar. No mails Tor the
asst two days. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
Halted strtea Court


ApRIL John Thompson and George Collins indict-
ed for a revolt on board the ship Charles CARROLL in tho
port of Lisbon and for sabbng the first mate were put
on their trial After the prisoners were arragned they
withdrew their former plea of not guilty and pleaded
guilty by the advice Of their Counsel
After which His Honor stated that the trial of Mathews
the associate of Babe, fixed for to.morrow this
morning and requested the jury to attend puncualy at
IL o'clock The Court then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

PARpoNEp "A letter, published in the Augusta
Chronicle of the 18th inst. states that Gov. Craw-
ford pardoned Thurston. the great foTgc about or-
night ago on account Of the rapid decline Of his health
NE nal been confined in The Psnteniary about seven
years lie leR Medgevle the 10Th inst IN the Gus.
tody OF the agents Of South Carolina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

ORvcoy TERRITORY Another company Of emf
grants 10 Oregon, Of whom Gen Gillian the chief 10
now on the south side Of the Missouri opposite
Canles Landing Our hardy pioneersl vii ssttla
the Oregon question.--S Louis Reporter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

New YonK LEGISLATURE. The bill allowing ap-
peals from divisions Of the Canal Board to the Supreme
Court was debated In committee in the house yesterday
afternoon The Senate has rejected by vote Of IL TO u?
the resolutions relating to the Court Of Errors reported
by the committee Of conference .7sv .7p,ri 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

INDIAN TROUBLES, The Kickapcos have muir
dered some persons among the Chsctaws andC
and PARTY the latter have started in pnrsu and an
Indian fight Is expected Our government should prevent
these disturbances among the Indian tribes under their
protection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

WHEAT CRor.-We are induced to believe that
the wheat is looking WELL at this period, il
has or some years back; indeed in many particulars the
prospect for abundant harvest much better than most
persons suppose We have heard Of experiments
sowing the Mediterranean wheat, which pro mise 10 be
most successful and many Of our farmers will be strongly
induced TO large proportion of their next years
crop in this kind of wheat The early period ut which
this wheat natures and ready for the sickle gives it
gres, advantage over the wheat usually grown In this
country Uinchesir "a Rap. Aprii 10.
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SicKNEss.--A correspondent Of Ellicottsville
Cattaraugus County says"Our little village is severely
afflicted with sickness; out OF population of four hun.
dred and forty two hundred and nineteen are now and
have been sick and many deaths My whole family, nine
in number have been sckr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23

VERY LATE FROM THE CArE.-By ocean mail
we have received the Cape Town (Cape of Good
Hope) Gazette, to the 22nd of February. That
part of the world was in quiet state. All that we
can find of interest is annexed
In our last number made known to the public the
abolition OF he Port Dues from and after the and instant
and happy to add that the benefit Of this ordinance
has been extended 10 the trading vessels which had arv
ed previously hut were in our port that day, then
particularIzed in the Gazette.
Amongst the arrivals during the las, week. several
from the Eastward, lerey putting in for refreshments
without landing any ofheir cargoesour market ut pre-
sent, not standing in want Of Eastern produce Another
vessel which passed would have touched port for
the same purpose but declined doing OF the
port duea, now abolished.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
THE TRIBUNE f.

LATER FROM TIE ISLAND OF CUBA.-FEom the
Editor of the No'icoso de Ambros Mundo VIC
have received q he "a. the Diareo de Ia Mar!ns
OF Havana Of The 20.h and 25,h inclusive. They
contain very httlc intelligence Of Importance.
In the paper Of April 25th arc gwen extracts
from paper published in the CITY Of Villa Clara
in the P.stido ct .sap Diego. The drought has
been SO gre. tn. planters i.tvc been forced 10
to Gu, down Their Royal Palms whose tops secretc
whatever moisture may 5c ia the atmosphere, to
save their domestic from dyinr Of thirst.
The strange condition Of tie atmosphere had
produced mortality among the horses and cat
lie which hst nearly been equslled. To add to
the distress N that postdo the large conarerateS
or cane plantations of Messrs. Thompson ano
Duyal On the road between Wild Ciora ane
Sagua 10 Grdade had taken fire and nothing bul
the united oiior,s OF the ncigh5orhood could save
the whole pordo from & general conflagfatlon
The port Of the Havana during the past season
has been uuusualIy active. In the month o.
March of the last year there were exported from
the port ,208 cases OF Sugar, in the same month
Of the present. year lo,oo9' uial - . say D s'i''
cases more.
The expectation of Coffee also has greatly III
creased. This ye4s it amounts ll0,857 ar!obae,
and in March OF he past year wcre exported only
s6,l56 arrobas.
The number of arrivals also has been greater
than in TIE same month any preceding year, a
mounting lis vessels of al! classes, - more than
IN March le43.
The number of passengers has diminished last
wear, 667 having arrived in this month, while
this year only $50 have landed
The great dryness Of the season appears TO
have had some influence on the human system,
since in the Havana, daring the month OF March,
1914, ninety persons more died than during
March of the pas, year, VIZ /: ia lS43 the number
Of deaths was 355; in tie same month OF th'
current year 475, a great increase, amounting 10
three per diem.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
The following, from the Miners journal, sh(
Correspondence Of Livingston & Cos Express No aWal
BUFFALO, Mas I.

Ncafly ali the soil craft winch cleared Sunday and yes
te.day returned 10 port Several steamers bound io
Chicago too have remained IN consequence ci The 1rn-
such experienced last night do usually
tbs sensou md regarded by those unaccustomed 10
them terrible bui from who has resided tuc lake
length they attract little attention
Owing to causes. the murkets To day have been
quiet 80 ibis. Ci Black Rock riau! Michigan brought
81 20 ana few parcels ordinary Michigan At 10. South
era Ono scarce aud wuncd. Wheat st II maintains rs
mark s. 20 cents, embracing every variety o sample
cep Chicago. which ccunot lie GOT of uaess u ie cents
depreciation.
ci TIN, port - rgye yet observed, EXHIBIT
previous Yeas. and many Cthc ucc TOO. acknowledge that
tannLn a> inkon kfge proportion ~ the !c0ecv. coumu
Bat for the Ict THAI the ttct] at lie NciCut Ga
NIL al uTt tC.hGfu Cove ninelt Officer might
ascertain precisely the export caSwu.d OF tut
channel. ~ Is all doubt and cs,laUt!on IL nuet
rprtniply pe Iyr than q p-ctluCS tine.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
, 6rsI boat cleared N cnch year as follows !:

The amour; of tonnage and tolls for each OF these
months in the several years rled 10 make out but
the books had been kept in such slovcrlv way,
found il would cost more than II was worth
Your mercantile and trading readers, who deal IL
Bacon and Pork, would do well 10 examine these
statements with care twill be seen that the GUAM
tity of Bacoa sent forward up TO May lst is unpre-
ceden,ed-lC,7 ,72O,737 lbs.
Although the Canal did not open ill ApTil Ith III
lS43 yetin June OF thar year. wlen thr heaviest b"-
siucss was DONE but litle 6,Uuu,ot0 lbs OF ia
con were sent FORWARD, that the stock uow III
Eastern markets sreater than was ever known be
fore. give another dvnIonsu"iion OF ihe trrtii t"
this assertion, which have carouiy cOmpiediFo
an authentic source, and Will show tl'o the deal
ers, especially in the West, had better count The
profit and loss before forwarding her produce at the
present time. II any inference can be dcducedifoln
fhe tarts have given aud shall give, 10 me
one that looks any thing but favorable for tho main
tainence Of prices in the East. From lhc New-of-
leans Merchants Transcript OF April 20th, com
pile the following. there were received AZ New
6rlaans nm IN Anril 81 81. lSi4:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

81 phiadeIphia. moGey is abundanl and NAV

At Philadelphia, moLey is abundan, and may he
obuined ut per cent in uny quantity aud pnft-ua.
cases loan. may be effected though the general rate C.
The Banks almost invariably loan at per cent During last
week the business stocks enormously lnee unt In al
most every description advance on previous prce The
Ledger which is usually wet bankeiish stocks says
Much of this mas be the result Of speculation, though
cannot think wholly So For "a yenr pnst business hhs
been improving the that the receipts OF the pubic IN
proyeetS rnllrJnd canals. published show great
increase the corresponding season OF the previous year
iy .cent ground r the conclusion TINT the revenue from
the pubic works Pennsylvania VIII materially exceed that
of 1873 and o coue strengthen the ability OF the State to
comply with her engagements.
The following, from the Miners Journal, shows
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

FIar At WAraRrowx We learn that the
.x,ensiye soap factory OF George lioboone' IN
Waienown, Nsss. with all It's contents nci'.i-
.ng Iarse qu2a,i:y Of manufactured soap "a7
aes,royed by fire Thursday night Loss several
lhousaud dollars, insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

mr. We learn from TIC Grand Rapids Mich.
ENQUIRER. that the extensive warehouse at t'Tand
Haven. formerly owned by R. Godfrey, was burnt
On the 18th instant. 1t is supposed 10 be the
cork of an inceadary. No insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
Business, &c. OF Pittsburgh ana the Penn
srIvnnin Canals.

ConnarcaI CorresYondenoe ol The Tn6uae
PlIr.aURGn, iiny 9Th 1874.
herewith send you statement OF The gross
amounts OF the principal articles forwarded on the
Pennsylvania Canal during the month OF April; and
likewise comparative statement of some OF The
principal items lor 6 years previous during the
months of March and April in each year:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

Cleared.
S.ip Lyon X van Turks !>lUnd Nesinih {, Walsh
Bark Ann u a!sh. NustH. C,y FONT Va.
Buss Cu[sw, IN Gard. IwlhHgton. NF, Cook * Smt';
lShn ('fcsbv HSuSns EI1eo- Bci. a Vcse: TcpF Wofd.
IN, Nos.o!k Suck < pe;crs,
Hooper Hail. Ba.;noe Palestine Stephenson. Philadelphia.
Scop Juno. Stu'ges, Providence
Arrived.
Whale ship John Wells Russell Of Newark. frsrn the Pa
'S BaS 's ia S sne SY il % d @ aSas MACY usaf @ to- Durham
MSS,s fS,s M 5 SaS 10 hamsc 5 gS GorG GsIdne h Do M
Cowes day before Mary Fances do bnrSs Clinton Manson
Lallsmsn. soner %; Factor smiih C0wes. soon; May
kmba!! Gregory, York do.
BaareI Feck Left bark Don unn. mr. day before
bs> Joseph LoElus, NYork. day Retrieve, do ldsthe
SER oga llaeck 4, fin Wilmington. Nc lumber I'D
naval ,ioe>. 70 Ogden SD IN co schF Aarck, and schr
S.hs NS;@ay, Gipa;tcs 4, fin Dasicn p.ac tr5e- to
5 >c6f George PoIoc Casey I Is fan NewJeri Nc naval
SS55 lmea IN! Ie,Ey d. I'm Baltimore, .e, .oI cose.
Sailed.
paGke, ship Albany ioI ieynua bark Eueea Nery Cruz
btls Lucy. hayUna-aud o,tcT,.
Disasters. sc.
TIE Belsial big Were Nara, IN Smyrna for NYork w,
s !, sad to have 5a otc * Ser, & lic - c9l n.
oi WOOL, rass, and Canca soap
Spoken, &c.
A9rl = of Na9qz ship MuEy Frances, o Boston from
MSy Ia g 10 sa7l So big Porto Rice. d, fan Boston,
WhaIsrs. &c.
Ac New Bedford on the sh mt bark lie i.aron. Parker
last from Coast of Guinea Spoke March : lat IL s. ron
~ Nv bFic quito Chase Si2plcap mos out cleaa.
Spoken. Nov 9. OF Holland ship Flora Allen Ne clean
who reported speaking date &c. ship Fercon hathaway
AB lOw!ls tins .e1son-had ~ wh l5V - previously.
SOLAR LANPS77of various, patterns, manufactured ant
- foi sale, Wholesale AID retail, b?
No. II John Il. New Nofk aai
III ON Hes & Brooklyn.
= AGS-The highest market prices vii he pa3 N cash for
mhi s.o - GYRts w FIELD. Ne. Burl.os sip.
y AGS,-yhie and coorei cid sails; do county n.xt
aol3 GAuNTSS uERR1CKSoN. 80 Sou,h-st-
NoR sALE-A good Double Csqquns Rcam Tess; Apply
mh.S To ~ x ETArSCoI~r IS Peck slip
I AC DYE-sO cases p5lue eus!,.y. %, sale BY
~ ais Gk!NN!.ii. MINIUEN 3 co. e South Il
s,EEATHING CorPER-ico cases be-: brand, English. 10
ais : GRiNNEl.L MlNTURN & co. 'ssou,h <.
4 MEXICAN lRoN-Ga,. band hoop AID scroll lion. OF
the stst Co. manuiacire good ASSORTMENT; q store
az, ,3w Ciiii co. John i.
>APER Of al kna constantly hand and aI :aIe IN lots
20 sg' purchasers. ey CYRUS w FIELD
mil 6m No 8u-lng Sip
IEGNEY.-A e,y boxes beautiful white Comb Honey Tor
/ / sale by GASSNEH & YOUNG.
NJ iS2 Chatham st-
( MERICAS PIG IRON.-Foty-fyc tons 10. Am. Pia
4 Iron, ve!y strong r ale lots >ut purchasers by
n.7Ss C,SS WARD No. Il Broad street.
I'o SHIP BREAD AND CRACKER BAkERS-For
saie cheap fiard Bread ard Cracker Curing Machine
Cla,k & IenGef;on's 1a,Su lnqu!.e o! OAKLEY * TO
BES, EI9ur Dca!ets, II " 81 =. Iy. lws
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
brighton ca,:Ic ,rar:.ct. May. c.

INcp0fal llT lNe 0J>I0n Uly tdyeTiI'cf ana FaIf0L
Al make, 80 Bee. Cate II pi working. OXeu o0 Sheep
aud 2JCO swine 20 liccl Cattle unSnld.
PRicEs-R Rrcr Cattc-pnce, nav, declined and we reduce
our quotations extra 81 p - 81; quality s. second
qualify y son Is: ihird quality SO 81. \ ew Cattle
were sold on Saturday something than highest
quOintiuus.
" Uoriinr- Oren.-No sales noticed.
finm s3 ;u 81 80
Ss-inC-Iois 10 pcdd'e 81 s So,s and g.
to6i for aTO,ss very chulce lot nj % 52 cents Old
Hogs from to &C. \; e;ull from TO 1;sc.
The following is the amount OF receipts over the
Western Railroad for the week ending May l,h
lstI. ls43
Passengers SUE. $500,
Freight, &C '3 1,So
Total. si5,bl s'aN-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
PARH'S LIFE PILLS.
BEWARE OF DRASTIC PURGES.
Nulrn weather. Is fast approaching,

md me i2BuyiticS of rhe JlJOd requre recnty,Bg.
The subscriber des;ruus ont cut 10 the Puoc the at
lut season OF e year hps harpeae III Thousands Of IN
sinncs. that patients. by akn. such medicines Compounded
foad 10 Health
OF the ;nc:lot., necessary to b2 cleause aud nvisoGe
none hnve a more int than the stomach att
lvc- The presence at upE M n, .;o9i'rh and '@ -t'
s.,mu!ul to the liver but whenever ttle iun.c
eels1c wcS and NOR ', the 1.e npu!-in 'rrt ii.
ceuss OF TIE liver tad irleaiy u.tliny 'ie oi ts DE
T., d, he yes,. ,. IS inIbas FNTi CNSEt Is 10
4 l. p l,, IitE ii, Ci. 10
81, ites nsaS iready y a cjni.e ui tie wear m tat,
,,e-,, lac, ,a, ~, Inc, tree from .Inemi comp ui,
no; teisr.ei az Sr nc FAIRS In I
,5',j S XIV Of JEt:f.TABil.$ hey ertite e;aef
Du>i Puses oa The contrary. produce pan seAnss and
PARTS LIFE PILLS are sold by al respectable Druggist.
and wliutsric hy the ptupuejo:s THOMAS ROBERTS &
CO. iii Fuion street, OF BFoadway End at 81 Broad
T@PticS G;EroA>l~ and EXPORTERS are informed hat
sh and Portuguese Wrappers, with Books aHd Testimonials
ri, PtqrlqecS4iea Coqcse of London have acinow egeG
the efficacy q PAIRS III Pll7 and s,yeG t.en
warn the Public Against spurious imniio.; OF then popular
G ShSer 4 Co. a Iarire, eS.' s, 4 d Orleans AJ.' K !e; @
n9e Gayan4 r. pya eS = WsSra ~ GGi%9aa %e ok M
Fuwe Ensicu. irent tnr tle \cy- l.aegnd state
THOMAS ROBERTS {; CO. No, II FgltoG-s'
n2} In. Late of 3i Broai'yhy.
FETAL ROOFS. GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
H., FOR FIVE WARS WHICH i TOtH NEAhS
LONGER THAN Sl Aln-he SUBSCRIBER aye invented q
ae,hrd 2i cuyen- rooi, with p!an e. galvanized u1 ra9.
which iey guarantee remain water tight Ivy YEARS. wien
.ect4d y tie shrnsinc swelling Of the plauI winch
The ioioH. gentlemen have had tier dwelling 'G.es md
,2,s t> cts covered by tiil me'ot to te Sa faction
ishn : Scherne,ioin Esp. No 80 Broadway. -.
i Green A9 ' E CO.. Nd6 G G5s5s9i ,sssrs gn,5 snI y a
Geo. Il. Butler. ESQ. No II Nussausi.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
npl6i Am

S'HERIFF'S SALE-By virtue ofn writ ofier iaciss
- d.rc, and verc wl expose of sale m the vetbuie
of the Cy Hal on Thr-ay the -0r Of June nex n twelve
O'Clock MI the night tile and mteet oi james Carol which
he rd the -! March, 1874. ans time after Who's,
hands The he ell that cn house and lot of nnf
situated yin: aud beng nihc Fourth Wgrd o thccy OF Me-"
YORK known d.siuguis ed No 3l Wet rsce;. md
bounded follows NonharIy IN front by Wnte stree easter
Is by land nie "i ThomHs Franklin deceased SOUTH
erly by and la" Of Eldad ones rai tuwley sod
james +. Holmes and Westerly by land formerly eonrss 10
William T. Baker containing dh m iroBt nd rear % RET
inches. and m length 10 tset or heIeahaur,. ,,-s
New-N orH. Mny WM. JONES. Sherh
" NIIrS Dcnu,v M la,I6w ln..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10

Su,cIpe.-Waren Roebuck, an individua'
we'll known among The spOrti.'g circles oi Bait.
more, committed suicide on Monday morning,
bs,yeen l2 and O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
nv 0HDEK of WI!!lam lng!!s, AssoclaleJ vac

pY ORDEK of Wi!lam irg!s, AsSoclaIeJ Udss
o Ssw York Notice is hereby given, pursuant 10 the wo'
>ons OF r statute authorizing attachments against noa.
pt debtors; mat III stt,chme; has lsSue as'it ne esst
OF DAVIS 'STJlDLEY resident of North Yarmouth sua
Of Massachusetts, ani t, the w be sold for ihr p:
fnet of MS debts unless ne appear and discharge such a.acs
according 10 law wlth nine months from the hrStpst
co,ion tn; notice. and that the payment Of any dr3is we
for his ,e oi any property wii th, state belonging 70 @
and tie transfer AZ. such poVestY by han, are totntdsn u
Iv. and ~ yoia-Date, the q! ,ay OF August, lSil
BURR. Ben r.DlCT BEkBE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
The following is the amount OF receipts over the
4. IL. IL. L.. ~.
pnsscnycrs Arrived.
MARINE JOURNAL.

In The sch, TiocG. from HRniRcton. ". C.-Nis Wal
,rcn Miss NEummoad Aes.Ts Topsou. Cooper end McNa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
NiND0W.SHADE DEPOT,

ND : SVEI'f.E-S'T'REET
G 600 @H We III usada @f d s Is: sa2sf to sas s TIE Re
lrs; aut aS,aftcutS ,lad, that ever could te collect
reputation. We ,yoG1 naru the public hgf W. haye no
acc;. shades be bought a. InT ether place ~ We
ro oar S'eS - be ha"kcd round by d gaei' nor
c:5t dealers. OF any 'le neopIe who are no judges We
oih benz prar1c artists. and ah our af' being 'atef
undeI our ifNi cectpn' : sui;eii guarantee ri nav
GOOD article shadeS painted to agy paiien ana wrr,n,ed
decorations done IN style not 20 BE- surpassed b; any othe:
ii0 ,'' Sm '''''''' - - RARrol & DE MANY
MINERAL, w W.ATERS.-The undersigned having peen ap;
VI pointed the Agent tie sale OF the celebrated Mineral
Waters ol hlSStnsen Sociici OF Germany. Keeps
SANITY o. naqda u supply OF these highly valuable wa,eFs
nut up with the greatest possible and received fresh from
ihs springs eyer month The equation OF these waters beng
icd-cd great variety 81 Diseases deemed necessary
supplied with the genuine ae by ap7yln: 10 the under
,:ne where every information on e subject Will be cheer
fully nys ss M Agent in a2E!AS bs : 5 Bsavs BSsAGN l, NewYos
nGRIC LAMPS. ioT burning Camphene.-These Lamps
- simple N lhsir construction easily trimmed ana -ve
rDlETZ BROTHER & co. No i3 lorn~. New York.
III mn and tlicks-t- BROOKLYN
IpTHE LADIES thai a-e Ioyut.as the eiiDr-uiay
i be- suppl ~ WI Fancy Cut iSt PAPER FOG the COW
OF lcokn, Casses Picture ulsueS Candl-sick Cow
es VASES Hal! Lamps trse Aprons. winch ornamental
,ac !5i taual-s5se; % door below Va-'ck c35
t,OPARTNERSrlP--I Field and Nran Il { rliis haye
entered INTO coqanesnip iu: the purpose Of packing
fots cunpc and .n9S!ns ian> lh Sc under the trin o
~ g. MIRIAM H. CRAFTS
WINDoW SHADE DEPOT. No. SPRUCE ST
th a5hmcl, unless vvrrTaned No shades les
dollata aaiz m3ttl BARTOL s DE MAUNY.
y ALE RoPE.-Colion and bassinc wanted
Is HiactueE'. prices Tor casl, by
apl3 GAUNT & DEERICKSON. l5a Souil-s;-
EusiNS AND ANCtORS-from la inch to =: do IN
SS i'" AT e & : bEhckg6S Il 1Gf 8 fss4s2ss ~ s5a 9
r1'lN PI.iI'E>.-I {. IX-GXX LtXX aad all uei extra
l., CAss x WARD. II Bfoad-s,.eet
CROTON WATER PiPES.-Tinr-.i Lead Pipes. all sizcs
X warranted perfectly i.uuct. for safe bv
NH C6SS = WARD Il Broad st.
y 10 CUFFEE-2J7J bass prime .reeii. Tor sale BY
II 10 GRlNNELL, MINIURN 5, Co. IS Soutast.
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NV -gRUEE Of DAVID Nan0, L~i SlTTem-
i co1-. iom,ai,,ion,r Notice s hsfehY s'sa 4
i1chmegh' ,q a' Inn + ~ :! 80 =. soa,.:.., T. vi
49,, ,i Inc ss;.- viii b. sold Tor i- ItYaa'z;o -
rbs nnr-, - 7qfear :ad di.fh'Iss sg6a Zen ~ tea-s =
c2i'.N co ,r ,6T ,., payment Of aEy dr5 tue 70 ha
by esyn;s OF tbs 7ate End ihs tSsT5 % 70 ma & G S'st ~
W. " 80 r,y .rch property o. MN afs forbidden sl Nv
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d25 l@,y9t. 4 DlNOE, Attorney iof A;3S"nS Ci'9,.or
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Aror-ey for Attleh.a= Cndi q.

I,Y 0RUh.K. of Hon - T. lngrlh.m, Associate
ufcc az the Cour, Of Common Pleas lof ne CoaFiy
YewY6s noc, saerhy gwen. pursuant % he Ifo'n@i
OF lie Stur authorizing attachments a-i'HS. tIssas. E
i;se s,n,t ,c estate OF william H. F'I1r tesd;qta
IcLsonye Fa Florida and the: The a'm- WI 9e aoa i
t;srhart according 70 law, wl,ir nine mouis n "
first pu Ollcation OF tn, Eo;Ics and tt TIE r i5n' % ~
him or for his use Of any property "t7in inns t 1
in. 10 him. and the transfer pi an snc pio-y % a.,
,oTh In , law and Ar. void Dat,d the it Jag oil VtI
teT 1913. WILLIAM " - .'.ls'ns H',,.,.I,,,,
Ol0 laWGin IOT dtifCilu- ,lr"Iso1.