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SUCCESS In NEW YORK AND NEW JER.
SEY


The elections in both these States, which took
place on Tuesday last, have in all probability re-
suited favorably to the democratic cause. In the
city Of New York, we have swept everything In
the city, in Kings county, and in Richmond coun
ty, we have already gained Is assemblymen. We
have carried also the able democratic senator, San.
ford
In New Jersey, we have elected that excellent re.
publican, Mr.. Sykes, to Congress-
From the N. " Globe, Nov g.
NEW YORK CITY ALWAYS IN THE VAN
The Democracy piciorioI .Natirism and Whigny er-
tsrninated-ihe Administration Of James X. Polk
sustained eras and Oregon determined upon Eu-
ropsan interference In american gDars enphaeaiiy
repudiattd-he city carried BY near 5000 majority!
The election closed last evening. Its result is q
brilliant triumph of the New York democracy. The
senator, the register, and the thirteen members Of
the legislature elected by unexpected and tn
umphant majority. Whigery and natvlsm are put
to rout The noble policy Of President Polk, as re-
Elected in his inaugural is sustained in quiet cleo
ton BY an overwhelming majority Of the votes poll.
ed. His foreign policy is sustained by the most de-
cisve majority, and that majority is given by the
people OF the great COMMERCIAL emporium OF the
western continent. We feel proud of our city
democracy have not come of victorsi When has
she failed not only to originate great measures but
to use her Herculean arm in their contamination
We have no time to say more, and give the MAORI
ties in the different wards
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We observe that the lntellsencer Of to-day is out
in favor of Mexico and against the United States.
This has, unfortunately, of late to be almost
thing of course in the politics of that paper. We
shall pay our respects to its article tomorrow, if
possible
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-11-06

r ECTUREs ON CHEMISTRY.-Thc course
IL Of chemical lectures, by Professor Page, at the
Columbian Medical College, will commence on
Wednesday, the 5th instant, at 5 pm. Lectures
on Wednesdays and Saturdays at the same hour,
until the Ist Of March Citizens wishing to attend
the course, will please apply TO Professor Page.
Nov. 3-3t
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DUCKWHEAT AND BUTTER.--we are
ID this day receiving from the North 40 bags
Ldken's Philadelphia buckwheat; a superior ar
ticle.
Also, 25 kegs Gladcs butter, strictly prime, suit.
able for family use.
LEWIS g. HOLLAND,
No. from 9th street, Centre Market space.
Nov /
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&C. &c. &C.
10 numbers-I4 drawn ballots
Tickets S1O-talves S5-Qnarters 90 so.
Certificates OF packages of % whole tickets $3.50
Do do 26 half do IS
Do do 26 quarter do 30 so
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of
packages in the above splendid lotteries win receive
the most prompt attention, and an official account
each rmcing sent Immediately after it is over, to all
who order from us. Address
J. @. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Washington City, d. G.
Oct 23-2aw3wd&c
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We understand that Gen. Gibson and Maj. An
drews, both of the army, have been appointed COM
missoners to treat with the Pottnwatomies, and
will hold their opening council tomorrow.
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CTRAW CUTTERS Every one who keeps a
- horse or a COW, should have one of these useful
machines. They will their cost in half year.
A new style of handbook. which will cut nearly as
much as the large cylindrical one, may be had at the
drug and seed store, corner of E and 7th streets
Call and see them.
J. F. CALLAN.
Nov. g.
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We have variety Of interesting manuscripts on
hand; among them, is list Of the patents which
have been issued during the last month. We shall
bring them out forthwith
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deserved compliment to the author of the obituary
notice of the late Rev. DIR. Syme, which appeared
in the Petersburg Republican Of the 9th ult That
notice was written by the editor Of the Republican.
Petersburg Inieiiigsncer.
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We have 10 say 10 NJ. Z. q. Robin.oa. Who
ss US reply io"x, = ,kai HI. pee. e.nno, 3.
sso'shed We had already kxsd die lmi,. Of IN.
ao''r.y, 20 fr q. Il w.s 10 h. carried On IN ,hi.
~. The last communication % sx,- from
4. 80 We made extracts, finished DE matter, una.,
Wy 'srms vs had prescribed.
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The JErrEnsoNIAN.-John r. I'll. Claiborne, ESQ
has Withdrawn from the editorial department Of this
paper, and Thos. III. Howard and James Graham,
csqrs., arc now the editors.-.N. o. Tfopic.
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CHAWL.S, SIIAWLS Just received an addi-
~ ton 10 our stock OF shawls Of
cartons rich Terkerri sbawls
3 do do printed Cashmere d'Ecossc shawls
Nov 5-3df d. CLAGETT g. co.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the 4th instant, by Rev. ]. HoFF-
MAN WAuGH, THOMAS r. MORGAN TO CAR
OLlNE, daughter Of TowNsHENp WAUGH; all Of
Washington city.
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TTYANCINTH GLASSES AND FLOWER
Ii VASES.-An assortment Of hyacinth glasses
very handsome, and small lot Of flower vases
opened to-day, and for sale, at low prices, by
J. +. CALLAN,
Corner of E and 7th streets.
Nav
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-24
South Carolina Conference.

Prudential Escape Of Bishop Soule.-The
Carolnian, under date of Columbia, Cd inst,
states that this body convened in that place
on the oath ulh, and will adjourn to-day
Bishop Soule took the Chair, and next dav,
Bishop Andrew, at the request Of Bishop
SOue. Among various other proceedings, the
action of the Southern Delegates to the Gen
eral Conference, on the Case of Bishop An
drew, and the division Of the Church, was u
unanimously approved; a division was lnevi-
table, so that twas unanimously resolved not
to concur in the proposal of the Holston. A
Conference, to meet in Louisville, in Nav
next, to devise some plan of Compromise be-
tween the Conference of the Slave-holding
States. This says the writer, was emnenty
wise and jUdicious, and still further commends
. the church to the confidence of our people,
since 1t is plain no compromise whatever can
be made by the South between slavery and
abolition none but what must newt bly, look
to the overthrow of the former, and increase
The Imminent danger of the South.
Delegates were appointed to the General
Conference Of the Southern Church, to meet
IN Louisville, Kentucky, on the first Of May
next.
Bishop Soule, on taking the chair on We'd
neSday, gave the following statement of the
Imminent peril he encountered about miles
rom the city, by a stage accident; from which
MS life was most remarkably and providential-
y saved, as reported by the correspondent Of
The Southern Christian Advocate.
lie had made his approach to Columbia
under very peculiar circumstances, and fell
n'mseIf very specially indebted to the good
Providence of God that his life had beer
spared. Last evening the stage was rur
away with by the frightened horses, and
dashed TO pieces the very spokes in the
wheels were knocked ont, and the coacl
made perfect wreck. He had been otter
before in perls, by sea and land, but neve
IN such imminent danger of death in all thu
course of his life. TO Gods provdential care
ne attributed his preservation. Not hair o
Ills head was hurt. He hoped that God woulC
oe with the Conference at its present session
and preside most graciously over all it's deIb
eFatlons, and guide all its counsels 10 the pro
notion of his glory, and the further spread O
Chrlst's kingdom among men.
The statement made by Bishop Soule of hi
Preservation produced strong impression up
on the Conference. He was on his wav from
fayetteville, N. c., to Columbia, by stage
and after the wreck Of the stage coach, h
walked at night some four miles to town.
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CAPTIONS

10 the .Rcts, passed By the Legislature of North.
Carolina, at its session of 1844-'45.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-24

why is reformed drunkard like sea-
pursued on land! He takes to the water.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-24

-, nope is like a rock in hot climate-the
'"dOow is worth more than the substance.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-24

Persons who are much excited in the pur-
SUI suit OF gold, may be said to have the yellow
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-24

i, ne national airs" of Boston are principal.
y comprised OF easterIy winds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-10

Law da a Slss sol
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ndauend
dine
assembled
near o simplicity OF
o
possible
tina of no
$ioas the pleasure
n
Worlds; The Power of Seam
The
The Noon: avanim uura
Planets; Water Spout
TeCone Lunaru
Amanac Theory OF eW
PpuIarPa lachs
microscope
"tA be .
ST M ru1a Be
;SHURTz TAYLOR Baltimore
1.-The wuct df published
Alw entitled om
send early day
IcELRATH,
will be published the 18th
18th each completed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-10

NEW GOODS.
Just received ihe following and desirable goods:
100 jet black stripe figured water-d and
plain Silks. 30 inches wide.
$50 pieces eolod figured plaza and strpe silks the hand
somrst assortment offered a. retail
200 pieces style Gngha, entirely Patterns
800 pirce, superior Gingham Lawns J~coaet and Swiss
Muslins
80 pieces rich new style Spring VI D. Lsiu,.
too rich Cashmere Shawls from $40 TO sloO
so rich silk aud satin shawls, very chezp.
500 rch W De Laia aad other styles desirable fer s
ease, English Prints. entirely new styles
p BARKEBS TowLi.. II Catharne-,tr-et.
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nF\TAI SERGERN


hodge & PARAiELE, No :! Bend-stTee;; Ne"-i ork
IL aud sylvsuil Avenue WASH aStVn, D e fc'Vei
a tender their pofesorel services 10 ther iepd and IN
public all who require Tire advice aud sk oil ihr
,,rrns and examine e CLAIMS public confidence and IA
iTousgs.
r,ebod of in>rsin. artificial teeth Nhru Sr sot Plate
which used b. themselves alone IL the cities OF New 81
and Washington he prominent ADVANTAGES OF ms
mode OF fs-eun. the follow TX saws Tie pam al
WAYS attendant uIsna the removal Of the roots OF t oa
18th and makes those highly sseiu iSsAiu- Tn
.rtfcil tfh Ii The teeth greater hTutsS f=hc-
ms N. m always much les Troublesome or much me'e aS
fu the may the OF ussiicAou tab me
common mode reTdeTS remove AID Fsplse- The
,.e,h hch together with the Peculiar simplicity OF - ts>
;rnncs enablrs the - hvv? ;rin alvey elsan he
rt nv me-, secured by this p.:ent at-as hu; - b. SEN
ia r.r In Ne understood: ard 70 b. as 20 b aiTrciled ~
has received e APPRECIATION Of some Of tn most isna
D-uti.;S m the and Universally eouimscei bS
;ho.e no have avsIl-d themselves Of Is advantagrs
DopGI VIII devote DiS entle a,'fLon
me TIC Il Bond-Str-t New York, While the lunio -;
r "a III attend business ia Washington Dix Uodee
M 1--we 10 call attention In; following -ecomtn-rdAioa
from the Hon Siiss Wright la:s o. the l = SENATE -Lc
80 (;0ysrus. o.; The Stat- OF \-vV-A orS:
WAsHf>GToN. d. {. tsb- IS, lssj-
Dr. J. Smith DoJ-s. upon his ats4 Il W AsiT sA - ~
an Office As Surgeon Dentist. prS-1tsd 20 &c isss nom
s.vsr. friends IN of the highest rr-cf thliltS AID
t,od.r eon,iu!uc strongest aEd iIYUTNo- sstiin
hs sun, nor professional Qualifications These Satisfactory
-y5-ec-s OF md ih- ptlst iadnc- mr. Al once 20
s-,e, NJ rruixsscual services OF pr Dodss Tor my owl
family; ard wife and myself nov 2ae ioi iS0a
s, 10 add ouf own -;Rally avarab!e Testimony Ia h
fr,r gentleman spd sklfid p-ntist his '-st rngly l.
inns sy.E by we'll ia Obedience 10 m lrrt -tie
;iopS of rv<ciabie worthy trends ls Srs EN 70
b,, for many wears experienced h- ski sad nGet OF lh5
Doctor t profession, as 70 my OWE -. Z,
soHal and professional nvfi.- -'.A--AN "
a. .. f-nLk
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SILK GOODS
NEW sPRJaaG STYLES.
PECK NICHOLSON j WRIGHT,
Nos. lse Pearl AID so Beaver streets, sew-York.
wozd respectfully the Of Merchants visiting
THIS city TO ,heir SIX and Faney Gsot
DRESS GOODS,
Bars-s and Bazorines pri2td Jaconets and 5a,is
s,-ip- Nusni complies Of Hiusliu de Lain-s
AL style. and prizes: ch .in striped and smSroid-rsd
Taraias Muslin dresses Csreoa sfocade and sAa striped
Silks
Broebe CAshlerv Barge full ssonsnt Of .n'ieeL
2d D4laa4k SILK shawIs rich Dalask Alpaca ard 9sai
IA sais rers and beautiful article together with black
and cold Justin de Lama Shasls in great y4I.etY
RIBBONS,
fail assortment Of Booze; Iad Cap Ribbons OF the ns~e.'
,n3 ch,st styss complete Assortment oi Iaf'ia arc Sc
s Rib5oe. Also fan ssso6-a, Of Millinery .4rs:e!ef
LACES,
gIi,b and German THREAD LaeeI and Edgiazs hsd Cap
Lacss l.rs asso.rrent trimming Laee' AID Lsee EtgiHSs
Ae GLOVES,
c0p..rrv Of KID TIA bes; r.zaa:,ar- Blk. and cold silk
.ypti.a md Fe, Gloves with iry- ulonsnet Of Fancy
.l-c. .s,orr,-ur of F,aey Hss. Ln-a c.abre Hdkf.
Poneee and sarzid Hdkis toseE with great vanety Of
PqEs Cords, Gtups aad Trimming, atyIrs. ell Of
which viii Dc offered al the iotrest a1arke. prrees
"a uyI-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-10
NEW LAKGE STORE.

NEW LARGE STORE
III Spring-st. corner Of sullivan.
CCTrON Ge co. having greatly ennrze their and ~
- creased Their stock selling DRY GOODS at prices
never heard Of before. They have on had
Sh,.,ngs and Sheeunrs manufacturer prices
Cac.es OF superior quay. 81, Sd 81. lod, Is. and l. 3D.
aiou.seine De Lanes. from l. q 10 IS.
Gnghsu.s Lawn. BalzoFae, Bareses. I<e. vary low
silks for Lons Shsw and Dresses. of superior style. and
cheap.
Ribbons ohe neyes, styles and the cheapest the city
ApacaS and bombaznes superb quality. al the lowest,
once with large variety Of ohss styles just from auction
and To be said decidedly cheap.
siiliners supplied d, wholesale prices spsl .u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-10
NEW AM ofLENDlD COLDS
At THE NE wy oRT
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
TIC. door, be!s.. llls Frs..l!n nouss

Taree doors bel9'. Inc Erlaalin House.
The subscribers ar now direct from the European
markets t- latest and fashionable STYLES Of SPRING
GOODS adapted for t',ntlerae With which ;hey
Prepared TO furnish ;e.r and TIE public. with ihei'
SpFas Garments al very moderate rcs Our stock Of
cy Goods very men, beac selected By cur Agents iron tn
Pans and Loadon markets ezshtlsr5y eaAbas
offer The richest and NOS, debr patterns OF eyery article BE-
longing to srntenan wardrobe !. scch pre<s will COZ
vnce the mos. scerca la, Aad viii ania
TONERS With fall or partial oata; 81 Unparalleled !o' 'les
not axa our p.loas with Ire denluE s-ess>triy at
schst 70 The credit business STREET lLcta2ty observed ID
al Ins orders, 10 a1''lNol u .. BOOTH co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-10

oODIi BIoNLJ aIVD oUJaTt Olt a Z,
THE subscriber wishes make kaown 10 the pubic. uA
much nf the biscuit Add craGrs which ara " =. iS
By the above entirely different rom hr 1opA DIV
bs uS-d ty Aids, particularly tho.s VINO spn~ from -
ds-spn 6r more than twenty WITH ne DIST fr"itS
,sil- the irs,tsn which can made Tor l.s though
mars good for pr,op hath, wholly anht Tor thr
- m. .oy- .cittr aad CRAc sEas, also BCTTlE Bis
CIR WIS., Et.crrr. BuTIgk CRacKEss WATER CRACK
TX, PLr ard Navy BEAD. all Of the INST quality eon
III Tor al. At the weIi-kHo~n esabinnent rs w ash
,nst,,n street corner OF w srrrn s,r.et
~ sni,s EPHRAiN 1READWELL'S SON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-10

Dgp .RuGs .-w.tscns IsfsilibIe Fed Bag Psfros IS
D~.rlned 20 destroy ami baAish these however
uoeroas from tn premises by 90. spp.tion eT 90 rot
rrarn 4gaq aft. qsIrg oisoaS IS also orr p
y.ntT- hCse az but wilI Se7ef nave n.s
,rrtrs DESTROYED bv th~t- PESTS The hannah 1e, so
ale At s=cl.i-S a. y Cterne II 4aidra Ltne iSc
~ es1ts Ter bottle. my t"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-10

(,Or,;Hs COuGHS,. COUGHS.,! COUGHS -.
T. COUGHS 49,! COUGHS :. Thu most popu
Ir SeIieirs the City Of Boston aad he
New.Erslard statea for the Of Coughs Coi. Cos
suzVroa Splitting Of sood and al complaints Of the Lun.,
aad Breast, Is Mn. ". y. GARDENERS INDIAN BAL
SAN OF LlVERWORT. its efficacy Is already known IL
NeTork b. those who have Boston for - medicine
and It hariax epszced orders. would give notice that
M-aSrs A 3. D. SANDS hare supply of the above
invaluable Cough Bsim and Will furnish the price
gosos IL put up visis 50 each. with fall
directIoa. for
Sold No. 70 Fulton III Broadway n Fast Broadway
III 3lA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-10
DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES
OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.
RANKIN Il BIRCH
ARE NOW OPENING. in the Store lately occupied by
pp,II,,,s R,ntip & pen,iunn
DRY GOODS.

ARE NOW OPENING. in the Store lately occupied by
Williams. Rankin & Pennmnn.
No. SO WIlliam-street, corner OF Cedar,
new elegant and very extensive stock o.. Staple and Fancy
silk Goods IN all the latest vuees OF Spring styles,
psing the most desbe and fashionable articles OF Dress
Goods Fancy Silks, Ribbons &c 10 which they invite the
aieuton OF all The Did firm. and buyers gene
nly.
From ts grea, care used in the election and their facilities
for buying the favorable they offer unusual
strong Inducements those who To buy to the greatest
advantage, sither for Cash or Approved Credit
They particularly solicit the Trade Of Merchants from Coua-
try Towns and Villages their stock. embracing every variety
shona5e goods. Will be found To comprise styles adapted
every market.
Among their Dress Good. they would cal attention to
Rich Printed BAIzorue. and BareGss.
syrian Lawn. and iuslins ofnew styles.
ialfmonrning Pans Bal1orpe, Jaconet,. &c;
Slc Poaccas. Mayuses. Balzoriues extra Paris quality
Very rich figured Brocade. and s,tin striped Silks
Rich Cashmere shawl. Of al qualities.
sh PRINTED B,lsss Shawl Of new and ..1n, rat,Tla,
Black Hermann F,lrt sod sewing SILK Shswl,.
Muslin de Lame and Thibet Shaw PLAIN AID satin striped
Rich Brocad- iigsred and PLAIN Camrleon Silk shawl-
Rich ured Cap and Bonnet Ribbons great variety. of all
Nnrry foods in all Observation-Disclosures Lawns Bonnet
Silks. SaLins, Artificial Flowers. &c.
de IshInrS oil the different wdths ana luatrs
at;eoni and Vpritas Italian LustIings 25 10 10 inch
Biz and Blue Blk Cros d. Swiss eros Grain, &c.
Blk and Blue Biz Dress Satrs.
Black BombazIn-s full assortment.
Hid Gloves al every quality, Mems and Won.eu's,
Li>ls THREAD Of superior styles, Ladies Children Nc
Swing silk Gloves aud Nfitts, of extra qualities
Ladies CnyaiS OF entire fabrics aud Gesgns.
Italian CrayNrs. Na-onis. V-ru.S, Nlthr, &c.
Linen Cambrics Linen Csmbric and Lawn Hdkfs, beat
Freuch plain. Hrmmed, and H-virIr borders.
Thread Llc-s and Edgnss Thinning Lacrs Lsle Edgings
Tzf Stock rili be ioand comprise full assortment Of
NJ the small tsms n--Grd aud they invite the sen-
Of Buyers with the fullest confidence s they
rlv every Wanf in their lin. mi I'm IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-10

CTRAW BONNETS. STRAW BONNETS, STRAW |
- BONNETS-Just opened large assortment OF splendid
style selling reduction from former
wholesale prices at SUTTON 8, co. III Spring-H
NIB Miners may purchase Is cent less than OF the
Iohh-rx .22 istf
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CLDTHENG.


WILLIAM T. JENNINGS u CO.
DRApERS AND TAILoES. IMPORTERS OF FANCY
DRESS ARTICLES. &c.
23I Broadway, American Hotel.
Are in receipt OF than usually extensive assortment
ofnew and fashionable Goods for Spring and Summer
comprising black aud coo'-d French aud Easah Cloths
Casslmeles and Ves;iEgs variety, Twsds, C-Ahs
ts which vii be made order pncrs which
aol i4l TO be appreciated.
In addition 10 the usaa Of goods k-rt by III,
.rade We have on hand several les Ready-liade
Spra. Overcoats Frocks and DOrays with great yaEey
NJ F,nc,, r.ssrticies mha7 n
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ArOTICE-The uf the subetib~r,. No u John-'t
~ in this CITY broken ato the night OF Saturday or
sunday last box STOLEN lheroirvm continuing tbs follow
rg prom,ssory notes, VIZ:
" 81 la, ~ mo. -. &C.. -. ...... SI3 co
Do ssu-d By Do. of DO. dated April 'st, ls@ ..
Do ,Ssea oS 10 OF "" "''" ',.'' w. ''.. ir7s
Do. su;ned BY Joseph Jones of Do. dated April 10.
f, Do .;sneI Sy Jn,rics Mulhorn Of a., Louis, Mo
dated March 8, iB'3. at mos go. % -
Do. signed by Ms flowers Of Boston. Mas, dated
March q, 1915 at co days .,.... ......... u Vo
1 Do si.ued by {. r Apeao OF Cincinnati, y. dated
March 22d 1875 At mouths .....,...; lN IL
Do S S"ia - Gy s s at tS 80 o. Do' 1886
Do Sgnrd ny Mrs Parsons of Boston, Mas dated
Ami 3D. 1875. At ~ days - % w
Do. signed by George d. Jobcs of Buffalo. dated
April 3!h, 1875. al TO days 10y DIV
Do signed by James J. " inm, of Bufalo. dated
April a. 1915. ut 60 days 81 -
I Do signed Georgs e.. Moon Of Detroit. Michigan.
dated APnl 10. 1915. al 3 mos 800. - -
Al piv.ble the order of Lowz Becker and not en-.
dor-d The public cautioned against Negotiating tir
above notes al the payment has bssa stopped
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