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FAIRFIELD RACES.

THE Races this will commence TUESDAY, the
goth instant, and continue four days.
FiRsr DAY.
swecpstake flie. years old, S00
enhance half forfeit, S subscribers, and closed
Thomas Payne by Prian out Of Ballpofes dsn
by Gohanna -
Henry Fairbank his colt, by Masrave, dam by Sir
Charles Ut1w's dam
Thomas boswell black by acrave, out Of the dam
Of Emily Thomas.
O. r. Hare enters Mr. Samuel BddIes hay f. by Priam dam
reco'rcfed.
thinks she is Sally Ctons dam lie IN training
a, Arthur Taylors
" Srco~D DAY.
syveepake colts and ies then three years old S00.
france half forfeit, 3 snbscribirs and closed
Jn,n by Margrave, dam by Virg
Thomas boswell black T., by pamurkey, dam Ruth.
O p Hare enters C., by Priam dam Fanny Wyatt.
ThIso DAr.
Jockey Club Purse $500, 3 mile heats, entrance slo
FOURTH Day
Proprie,ors Purse Sl00, entrance S.
II the Races be sufficiently Justify the
increasing the Jockey Club and Projectors purses,
he Will In the entrance the Jockey Club
Purse will be SIS. and the Proprietor's purse $40.
number Of horses IN trimming, tine be
pccted. JAS IT, BLAkEi, Proprietor.
Richmond, 2Cth April 1914. ll3-at
rJAepER's ILLUMINATED BIBLE, No. D. aud IADY's
DRINKER MORRIS.
April 20 n3-'t
ERALs-No of Gibbons Decline and Fall Of the Roman
- Empire.
No. 10 McCulloch's Gazetteer. For sale BY .,on,,,
April2 iU+-wu
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s6,sso,42 10 S6,54?,0ao u
5000, 423 10 S6,s42,G28 O6

s699O,423 10 s6,542G2s
BAyx or VIRGINIA, April ~. 1874.
We have examined The foregoing statement and certify that
is correct, the best Of our belief
}. ". PEGRAM,
CORBN WARWICK,
JOHN J. LONDON, Directors.
ALFRED r. HARRIS,
FRED BRANSFORD,
STATE VIRGINIA. City Of Richmond, set.
THIS day personally appeared before Justice
the city aforesaid Samuel Marx, Cashier
sna, who made oath. that the
true condition Of the Bank of Virginia. appears
OF The Mother Bank and from The returns received from
raj de partmcHs thereof.
Witness my hand and seal this 18th April, 1914.
w. d. BLAIR.
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Marriage

IHNffIaSeSs
Married. Tuesday the 10Th April, b. Rev. George W. frie
W. EuBA:K Esq Miss ELEANOR TAYLOR al OF King
s. Queen county, Va.
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sl,46l, 1872 20 81, l5s, 575 X
Attest, ARCHD. WOODS,
THOMAS PAUL..
T. POLLOCK,
JOHN BANE,
W. w SHRlVER
DANIEL. STEESROn,
A. p. WOODS,
Directors of the Northwestern Bank of Va
OHro County, Yreina
personally appeared before the subscriber Justice the
eace Tor SAID county, John List Cashier, who being duy
fmra according law declared that the foregoing
Given under my hand, this 10th day of April 1874.
GEO DULTY, J. P.
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FARMERS Basx or yisGISi.,

Farmers BAsK VIRGISi.,
Richmond, 10th April isIi.
Sir: have the honor enclose Statement of
condition OF this Bank and liz Branches, the instant
With high respect, | am, your obe6t. servant
J. 4. BLAIR, Cashier.
His EIcelency, JAMES McI,owKLL,
Governor Of Virginia.
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Comparative State Of The F3RMERS' BayR OF YIR0LsI4
including The Branches, the h pri le4] and pr s4I
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BAsK VIRGINIA,
Richmond, April l3,h 1874.
SIR transmit herewith the Quarterly Statement OF the condi.
ton Of the Bank Of Virginia the l.t Instant.
am, respectfully, your obt serv't,
SAML. MARX, Cashier.
10 MS EieftLEScr The Governor OF Tho Commonwealth
General State Of ne BANK Of VIRGLNLa and Branches, on
NE lst 81 3prl, leii COMPARED ellh IL 4pr,, lsia
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IUARPER'S ILLUMINATED BIBLE, No. 3 and LADi's
Ii BOOK for hpril-keceived by
April &c Ii3-.t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
MEDICINES.

COUGHS Is remedy fIr CspEh sI CD oaeii II sfi"as oa
Of The CHEZ and L4n PEToR1ib rsg;Sion Ho3SEt 3 sS 9
TVERW0RT stand: rnrtaed y s,nn smedy ever Of
sr. s The pub many hansd , e,es ae n TnT~ snG Of
preparation Ia. beer rs,d 1oi .insS r. ;sns h IN IN
=. s:an of many most re icnbe phST'a, ~.
ihs cfy who evidence 81 tse H e nv recon
nenng is BY pas ThOse whS S.ys GS's sme 1 aSa aus
varlo's ~ invited 20 try this inuny re pechpe
re.e Of is yro residents e dIstf" ,pp.,r,,t psr and
have beer restored health by ihe HONE " IN the sper.
have left s names address with taf 5,s ,S o 10 make
as.iSc Ia ne success thai hns aiisnded is nse. -
3 per bo;t For .ae who. Sae s' M MHshR sss
4 foddins;nn ag Hudson ". watson % iE iine@ nd
s,1, 9s esnw;ch C. Sham, Fulton s. btooSEu s'.
af D--,vrix.s generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
BOOTS AND SHOES.

IN BOOTS. AND SHOES WHOLESALE AND RE-.
ATAlI-gentIemen want of fine Sewn Boots, will 90
* well To cali md examnc superior article whca we
selling at THREE DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS, made on
French L,lsts-wh fair tch-elsy lifting und every re-
pect superior those usually sold for S. large as
sortmcn Double Sole Fine Seed Wner -ooi and Nnpo-
leon Top Boots and general assortment OF Boot, and Shoes
all Of which viii he sold by the case or single pn at 5 Maiden
lane, cheaper lhan nj any other store N the city;
ni5 lEl' FRENCH & EVERETT. 70 Maiden npe.
4 OBIN BROCKS-i. the nnGcrcned. en- nap oy TO n
IL form the PUBLIC particularly the rportsmen and those who
are more desirOus OF ravepg with than y ease
elegance and speed and with Infinitely les physical ezsIdnn
that am fully convinced tt Drookis Eastc Metallic Shank
Bnod is decided improvement and every thu OF the
Kind before introduced and thai tends naera ~ u
crssse the Facilities or running walkng &c. have. these
few yeas paI walked many thousand miles, and un some
hundreds, bot must cay that never experience so lte
n.igue in treadRg the dance and ct the spee did
yesterday summing ten miles and quarter oret the
Course which satisfied s, 20 considerable exent attn
6nabo the admirably copsIrc,ed Easti, Melae shsnS
sest. winch hnd the good fortune to wear coming
cnuueor. BE the qualification 10 rI ID what It may al
the re,.I. must acknowledge that much iniebte' %
r Books and the nstc Metallic ShanS for whicn oher
hln msny :h9nIG and recommend them all with hearty
good will. u : INV. titll. $40 ON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
IMpOETANr DISCOVERY.
E,cgaarSlson 81 CG.'s CespbrEteS
MfrRIEaN itlrL,h

s11T .sdcne compounded solely from vegetable matter
irce To:n nduernuon. and Warranted ire !oEi ans insIe
de,ts detrimental 70 health "a GcYTsie SCI & TST 81 !tp M
SCEOFULA. ard who 5s been caet me sa'nen. ~ .'
;nst eminent physicigns the United states ct c yeas
without .est Epparent hope o restoration lc en alo
was y them pronounced Ecursbe but VINO. after taxing ihe
aboys runei medicine for five weeks. was raoed 10 Pec'
heatn That medicine he's been sold with rTpteceeeen 'G
dance with direcons effect perfect cure o. the qin%nS
dseases 10 wt:SALf RiIElIM SLROsI,i,A = I'M f:S
ATED SCR4FUA BRQNGHEfflS IHEf EEEER SoaSSi aSi
HHaJRH0SIC RHEuIATiSM. PILES, ETsXS!PELAAs TsX SPA
I'll Is, ,SCURVY. CAR0NlC SQRE EXES, ~ II, BLCTCHiEESs
RIMPIhNES p ~ ls lbssEAsF aAasF OR R RPaINS Sol or HLCfRs
81 an IMPt5RE STHTE OF THE BLOOD the etca
Enumerated and effects truly astonishing Ony one "a
he spoonful te taken by adult each morning before ea
ing, which usually pToacces tonic etIe "ne M .l ic "a
renera health ofthe patient. causing az ulce!en os 10 qs
chnrge more prouscy Gnd producing IN cleciuai aeie
ofthe whole I7se purifying and poducrca perfect acuOn
cfthe blood. r. A. 49, or.u
Persons white taking it, should refrain from TIE uSe oil all
@ule,as nf 2. hsh ''0n%f4 % iSSs q oTISfSAeE f
Genera O,gGstrthe Custom ON House New
York and nt 10 aSor House; No. CAB ana ~ Boadvay
cornsr Broadway and Chambers street No. :! tto1';sreet
street M N and 2i5 Hudson and q Ham 1o1dst,ea coz
Uu,ron No sos Grandsre-t No. Isl and l5 Creenwlch-
street No liz sad 50 Chsrry-stIe No 10 E.nSer
No. s. CnaSre s.r7at No' 5'i anu Va en- W" n'
B:ooklyn J. W. Smith corner Of Fulton and CtnnbeET7-
streets and WIN. Ba=rove, SquIes !rG! .s corne WE
low and htan,c. by all the principal druggists in the
Dr. Y B. i.ocslo~. NO. - Bsavers; CLIFTON BuiIdinc',
Genera Wholesale and Retail isenl 70! hlbl1yy
Whoesais Agent for Philadelphia; Bush Il filiye..
G COLBY. No. 81 i'eatl.siree ~ Y.
tss shove @ places. n2i eodln "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
DAGUERREOTYPES

GThIILD sIartS DAGUERREAN GALLERY i75
u BROADWAY. UP STSfRS.-E. WHITE would e.
eculy call TIE attention OF cZens ana stIEngers visiting
he city. TO hsspsecdd coeetioB OF Dazrereope Portraits
single or II gro1ps rvm 20 t oeon1 The 2lae
which ct beauty and accuracy o e=usaton cano, be sur
passed Portraits ;EEen - kinds weather, either t q.
without ne cocfs th D-c-s ot ir h reduced 10 those
charged oS ne must inexperienced IN the bushes.
The American lrSt;uie late exhibition awarded Mr
White he trS PrsalUrn -tha best Eagueeoype Lkenes-
TO the superiority OF ha Portraits
Hr hIe sos nEe in New YORK for the superior
imported Genar EDefss. Erd al c.ker establishment in
the city or staie ean thsy be obtained.
~ b-iEooFted German Cana as, sso French sad Aueri-
an in.iruIsns oi The rey ts quality. wh Piaiss. Cases
Cten.cnis Polishing r.isrias &C
ar W.;.s Csse aasufacov beng the largest and aos,
s-ieafyf In the uBcd es, Re enabled iron The Qrs nrty
be marrfacprc 20 sell Dcgpereoyps Mninture Cases 10
PCT cent lowe; thcH s1y other aou1s the Unc1 lsEc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
SOuTHERN BALM.

rr7uE BEST MEDICINE EVER USED fcT Consumption .a
Coughs, Colds and all Affections o. me lnipa.. ,7,
nan csf;c,es 10 .-a the following plasss wis.e %
so-ry,ryx BALM sold: nj Pfincipa! i.' % .,Iosi"
Agents. Dr. tpharn rs te"eiy III h ,s prn,5nN -. d.
Icet; l. Avenue ID: Xls. kirs III tuton a. -. .sat
Hanovet.t; Dr. Cove corner SCiyam snl Nj
Wr WOOD Harlem Tm AeD9haS: s.; Y iaekTs A5aSy
Benjamn Old. Newark; MI Hen rHte.s9n. y: Nv.
Wn;r"s Janaca l. /: Andrew Tux, Seheneciaay !, /:
j. E. Warsf & Co. Utica K GoTton- Wei n 10y S,
sain Gesoa Pbulg Pa Bedding & Co Bo,In S Ssx
Rtitrri liass: l. Caswel, Lockpor = pysI' Hf tto
vsncs nlnc saTa:osa SErns Asei014 s.R Fa tseS. seS
nneon VT Philip Root. Gcopers;osn, Otseso , M,n
wilson Poughkeegs.e, " Bu1insame' Nos1' !,oaihS'
Mass. p..o,.,.. ,,s limo 1eu.
essrs SzEcrT Co: Geuilemen-Ito; two yeas nave
been suffering from severe pain my Sde cous' ana so, @
ofmy lungs and chest Ny pnysiean ,Ssl "d na mvsc
10 the will OF my Heavenly Father, Gij NJ te
fsnd recommended your SOUTHERN BALM. nis, sass s
three days could rest well ali nleht, s'u N " nj
soon restored snd now gaming rapidly IN sslI I . @
weight; The btpeit have received rom your III ~.
cot be expressed cun conhdsr.y leconieH Il " q" '
t,esed with cough. pain IN the lungs o. chs u uro
-i ScheEiarh urn-strest.
consider you. SOUTHERN BALM ms restored my daughter
Ssrnh NJ Wilson. 10 health ELIsAIETH WILSON,
S"'1'' '' " Navy.st nea.r AIyIle-st Brooklyn.
,a S,tycrr & Co. For wears have been suffering great
main from affection of the liver, ana was tcu oy ny p!sI
ra that my only hope change oi climate ana sea'a
Your Southern Balm mas restored me % !e.'era "a s s ns
Me S,II6rr& < Co: GentIeneni have been long tmc
affected with affection OF the lungs ami viost cpuEd'
which almos; deprived orest. WIS extremely uS; @
Nv physician considered ny hopeless M. Fori hFn
Staples & Ford, B0weIy, knowncsoc won1eflni cure g
by your Southern Balm, sent me b0t'e whch mas iesn,g
nv health confidently recommend 4 10 lil pes9ils ha'S
affected BYsSY GARSo corner nOh-ss and 80 aven9e.
s!,b Anil ISL nlb I'm In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY,
HAS the homo, OF informing the Ladies und Gentlemen OF
T1New York, and vicinity thai he has arrived for the
pose Of giving Instruction the principal fashionable Dances
society
Mons K has lutey arrived from Boston, Saratoga end New
port where his style the wHne.t admiration OF the pub
lie, and the marked approval OF the fashionable community
Among Others Mons r. proposes to teach tnat well known
the Vase de Deux Pusthc Alazourkanew Coulions-new
Caoppe md all AEIerlcnn Dances.
Mons X will be assisted by MADAME KORPONAY es
Musician The instruction viii be given IN the French, Ger
rn,n and English languages.
Rooms are engaged % Prk Pacestricy private cool
and arytor the accommodation OF Ladies and Gentlemen
The Polka, and the GuHdnes, nj present danced IN
the fashionable circles of London and Pans taught in
six twelve lessons except the Mazourka. All Others n
twenty four lessons.
For further particulars inquire of MONS. KoRPONAY al
his residence J5 Purk Pluce.
to 2 p. NJ, ind from b To In the evening.
Six lessons, s6-twelye lessons, slo. and 9usrta sl5,
ter, $40
All other hours will be devoted TO Public Institutes. Acad
enles, &c. &c. ns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
HARDWARE

a MERICAN WROUGHT IRON BUTT HlNGES-Ihe
"A subscribers have recently commenced he naDuiactne o.
wrOue iron Butt Hinges in the city OF Troy Tnsy s abe
10 supply orders .o Table and Pew oo Butts, and VIII oon
be able To furnish all kinds offered the MARKET Fro1l
the commencement: OF the buness one Of the sabscSe hs
been engaged in superintendent or tie VARIOUS Eanuiac
rers of the article The Inventions and improvements made
by hin IN The machinery have brought the busnes TO s pre-
ren comparative of perfection, and heT therefore as
able 10 produce articles that e Al orders 10 me
subscribers ct Troy. N 7. viii be promptly ate1ced To-
ll2 2rnr khc,Ef q l..aGel1l-
pRON, Steel. NAILS. &c. aSc.-kEaiEY5. BREESE
X & SAMPSON, 119 Greenwich 81. Succe.So1 10 BOOH,
MAN. JOHNSTON. AYRES E CO.. have OF hand a uh
assortment oil :, :,
Swedish FAT and ,qucTe bar ron: Ru.sian old sable de-
English round. flat and square Iron American DO.
American fine square Iron, Il 20 Il iac2
Sraze-J' Rods. sic TO 7s inch
Spike Rods ard stoe thEpes, OK ell ii7cs
Eore Nail Rods, OF Norwegian tnd ole tnbe ifsT
Rand and tcrun Iron OF al! szes
American hoop lion, "a 70 Ia lnches
Gu: Nails BradE and spkeI; f.nclith wrought Naii
Gust Steel of SsndeIon. Brothers < Co. E.a1p al i!iss
Spring Steel Of the E3starso warranted
Shear Steel: German s eel Of various stamps
]. Blister Steel, frst snd second quality
American blister Steel Hunts A<s5, superior artice.
Il. BSwedsh lion always be furRished. subject to
drawback. jySs en-
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. EDGE TOOLS, Gc.-lhe
subscribers, Importers md General Dealers IN English
German and American Hardware Cute,y Edge Tools Nals
Shove Spades. sc. &c. offer to country merchants and
Others full and complete assortment low foT cash or ap
proved credit OSBOHN & Little,
sl0 3ms 50 Fulton street. New Yorf.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
FOR, THE SOUTH.

ESQ NEy STEAMSR{pA,T1 S{ ,1 LINE J I IN3 F9 cRhs RAs.
ts..---.,z-s-s--S, APEAkE CANAL.-Earc reduced to
one Dollar and Fftv Cerisrhe only real Opposition Line
between Phndsphia and Baltimore leaves the first pee ne
low hesnut street every morning (eycept Snn.sysl 1i hn
INST ,'clocS pe the splendid steamboat PoRI
Cap. J. neyoe to Delaware City thence IA miles through
The Canal and Chesapeake City, first rate Packet Boats
Steamer OSIRIS, Capt. J. d. Turner.
MARYLAND, Capt. l.. &. Taylor
And arrive at Baltimore early the same evening.
The public assured that Notwithstanding the false re;
po in circulation of this line having stopped) II is and VIII
be continued and no exerton will be spared TO give comfort
md speed passengers. The only change that has been
made is tim, H. I RceS no longer Age't tor ths ilne
Look out Tor imposlon The Pioneer Line" Is run BY
the Railroads gent, for the purpose OF putting down the
ec,ar oppostio II you wish keep the fare reduced from
81 TO 81 TO- go by the Portsmouth, and no other
The by this line warranted to be equal 10
any on the river ~
lower SIDE of Chesnut street Fare p cents. Apply to
'''s ''S - MORRIS BUCKMAN, Orto
JAMES HAND. 20 :. Wharves.
~ B-Thee are Daily Lines OF Stages between Rulti-
more and Wellington City fire OF 81 90 maxim: the
whse fare from Philadelphia To Washington City, By thus
only s3 nl9zw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
NOTICE TO Tx P.aYERs.
CoMPTROLLeR's OYFIcE,
RInnklrn. NoYenihnr Ifh 1Sl

BROOKLYN, November 7th, 1874. !
DURSUANr to an Act Of the Lesislature entitled 'As
Act relative the collection the City
lyn and for other purp9e tpascd April 18th. IsS Notes
hereby guen that the Assessment Rolls for taxes for the
haye this day been delivered the Conptrpsrd Of
the City of B.ookyn md that from all taxes which shall be
paid the said Comptroller within thirty days from the das
hereof deduction Of three per cept Will be made and hst
from MI which shall be paid after the expiration The
sni THIRTY days ind within sixty days from said date dodpc.
ton pc, will be made; and that and after s
FIRST Tuesday January next, per will be addedio
day January ncat, the said Comptroller will deliver TO M
Collectors q ie Cy OF Bookiyn the sad Assessment Ro
proceed with regard to the unpaid taxes the manner dce
By law.
The Comptroller woulj respectfully request those who n
lend 10 avail teWcye Of the PROVISIONS of the Act refe
10 the above slcs TO inform him thereof rs posi-
when they, may be prepared to pi.y their taxes.
In compliance with resolution of the Mayor mud Cooa
Ter will receive taxes ut his Office in the City Buildings FROM
ss,O,CLoGk; A. ~ Until . O'CLOCK, p. 81. AND
nlS tf A. n. MERVIN. Conp,roIss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
SCHOOLS

LADY ,yho hn, had much experience Teacher. and
"A who is well yersed the French Language md IN the
teaching ofthe Piano, intends openi Female Day School
Janunry next, in eligible part Of the ety she would
have no objection purchase such establishment should
suitable offer be rude 10 enter into partnership with
person already established.
The ndvertise would therefore, be glad receive any COM
mucaiions roa the Principals such School, mny be de-
sus entering INTO any arrangements Of the above nature
viii imtne,Iinie attention n23 lws
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
BOOKKEEPING, &c.

~ C. MARSH, Accountant respectfully announces that
w. bis Counting Rooms, No. 8 Ceda street, continue open
from 8 a. NJ ogP. nj.
Ia the study of Bookkeeping it is taught By Mr. Mah
every pupil keop the practical manner, complete set
Of parnerShip books embracing all tho different business
transactions of good mercantile house, he becomes familiar
with 1.-The books constituting the set, with all the documents
relating to the books trial balancs balance Sheets accounts
current, and with various mercantile calculations. in Interest,"
iiscou lt, equation 0i payments. exchange &c. 80
In course OF instruction person OF good capacity WI
become competent Bookkeeper, and win receive ce.tt
cate tn that effect No one is taught in class.
MERCANTILE WRITING "A thorough course oi pIl-
r-esve Lessons which will fail eeting valuable i-
Specimens OF truly mercantile style may be seen
at the rooras.
Propectuses with le.mS hour, be obtained Al the
.oorls day and evening.
The Science OF Double Entry Book Keeping Simpide3,
tlth edition, 209 paIes octsvo; price 81.
The Art OF Single Entry Book Keeping improved. g. edition,
~ pages octave; price 10 cents
For saIe et the bookstores, and at the rooms. .
IN bnnEg. IS Ceder g,reei nm STAIR S5Y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
CUTLERY.
CUTLERY, PLAYED WARE, TEA

TRAYS, &c.
yX7IILIAMSS Il BILL. ls Maiden lane, invite the aten.
w ton Of dealers their stock Of NEW GOODS (now
oneong copsistng in part ofthe toloying:
Fine Ivory TABLE CuTLERY. Of Rogers end other ma
se1.
Common SefTfp Stag. &c. ditto ditto various maken)
pOCKET CUTLERY-A complete assortment OF Rog,U'
RRZoRS-W. K S BeicheT'i. Erio,'I. Roser'. Woster
hn!rn's, Croose's, Bnrber's. sc.
SCISSORS-0t al noted E1ak,rt.
PLATED WARE.
Csstors Be.kes Communion Ware. CaLdescki Waiier1'
&C. &c all OF newest styles.
sheied Plated Desert Knives and Poks, in sets OF per
dozen Butter Knives, &c.
JAPANNED WARE-f'ue Gothic, Sandwich. snd COM
MON T Tnys together with great variety oil Fnncy HARD
ware al OF which they offer at the lowest az.
ryVAGLE CUTLEKY.-R. kcharuson 8: som, supsnor
Table Cutlery Fale ut the manufacturers by
,IO JAMES WEEK ES. 81 Maiden Lane. Eairz-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
JoNEs's COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,

241 BROADWAY. CORNER or MURnLY-sTRErT
TrHE OBJECT of this Institution to impan thosough
L instruction Bookkeeping. Penmnnshp and CONNER
cal Ahmeic. and Qualfy Gentlemen for the practical duties
of the desk Private instruction required Rooms
open day and evening.
~ Members OF The Mercantile Library Association are re,
quese to apply TO the Librarian Clinton Hail. who VIII
furnish tickets Of admission the arrangement made with
the Corimitee
| References ,pay be had at the Academy TO Bookkoep-
Merchants and Clerks who have been students during TIE
last nine yearI.
E For sale one1's Principles and Practice Of Bookkeep
ing Svo l2 ias work adopted the first Academic In
luticns th, country. It also repubshed in EEgand'
and extensively introduced there. ol 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29
Legal.

an CHANCERY before the Vice Chancellor Of the TEd
4 rcu Ebenezer Hill 4 al. V. Danel A. Baldwin 81
BY Of decr,l order o! the Court %! Chhncey d
the ~tne o New York made IN tbs cause bca,ng date ne
18th dny OF June 1874 The undcrs sne OF the mnen o
sa court will expuse forsne at pubic auction nt the Met
chants Exchange the CITY of New York. the 18th day Of
premises, wit: IAN that nin o parcel Of and
situate, lying and being on the ea,tery 'de Of unnon street
between Rvngton and Stanton streets the Eleventh Ward
OF the New York the said lot bounded and contain
ing rs follows to Beginning at point hundred and
fifteen south from the uhenstery Of the lnterc
of Cannon and Stanton streets and running ece eatei
~ line parallel with Stanton street hundred feet
thence ssuthery line punle with Cannon street twenty
ieet inchcshence westerly line parallel with s
first described line hundred fee; tn the eastey line SIDE
of Cannon street. and thence nOey along the eastery lire
side OF Cannon street front twenty-five fee; inches
the CONT of 5egnnng said lot beug twenty two feet cbe1
in tro, und and hundred eet deep. Albany, Nov
Il. 1874. ID. B.t;AFFNEY.
M 2aw3wc Master u Chaacep
IN PURSUANCE vi order of the Surrogate County
of New York, Notice hereby TO all h1ng
claims against WILLIAM II. LEAYCRAfr, late Of the
Guy of New York. Clerk deceased to present the same WIN
the vouchers esOto the subscriber at the office OF Edgar
II. Lains No. 80 Washington street n the City Of New.
York. before The thirty inst day of March next.
Dated New York. the twenty ouh dny Of September lsS
s27 Iaw6mt SUSAN LEai CRAFT. Adminis,ranx
pY VIRTUE Off Pfeccpt is.!ed out OF and under the seal
- ofthc Court of Oyer mud Temiper, to me directed and
devered-PrOcamaon hereby made, that Court OF Oyer
aud Termner jail Delivery and for the City and Coun
Il of NewE Eok, will be held in tie City Hall OF the said CITY
appear by ohet"ke. and all Justices of the
Peace the Coroner high Constable petty Constnbes and Mat
shn aud oil persons bound To prosecute IN said Court be thea
and thete, their proper persons, with their rolls re-
cords indictments and other nbrnncc 10 do those thing
which their offices this behn bG upperain be DONE
Given under my hand ut the Seris office the Sth day Of
N9yembeE s M and So g, our lntsPf @ pdense The sS s
NIL ,ytl Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-29


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