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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-17

Elegant Carreting for 123 cents per yard.-We
called on friend the other day. and our attention
was attracted to what was apparently canvass
carpet. of very fine texture, of fresh cofors, and
Saith handsome border. On inquiry we were sur
prsed 10 learn it was what might be called home
spun, and that it cost but plnepence per square
yard. AS no letters patent have been taken out
for the invention, we give the directions re.
.ceived them Sew together strips of the cheapest
cotton cloth of the size OF the room, and tack the
edges to the floor! Then paper the cloth as you
would the sides Of room, with any sort OF paper.
The paste will be stronger if gumafabic be mixed
with it. After being well dried. give 1t TWO coats
of varnish and your carpet is finished 1t can be
washed like canvass carpets. without INJURY
Such carpets Of course will not bear the
rough usage of Kitchen but in chambers and
keeping rooms our informant tells us'he has seen
them after being used for two years and frequently
washed, retaining most beautifal polish, smooth
,er lhan canvass Portsmouth JouteaL
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-17
JOB PRINTING,
Original Hymn,

Sung al The Unitarian COLLATION., Boston.
BY MRS. NJ. B. HORTON.
What mingled strains from earth uprise,
TO swell the echoes Of the skies
Chords from the living heart strings flung,
To blend with praise by seraphs sung.
At Sorrows touch, the lays Of wo
Breathe forth in cadence. sadly low.
From crimson fields the notes Of war
In awful chorus upward soar.
To starry nights, by angels crowned,
On viewless wings is borne the sound,
Which casts holy PHYS shade
Ger brows whose halo ne'er can fade.
But bark! how Heavens high arches ring,
When sons of Earth in gladneSs sing;
When Faith and Love united raise
The fervent anthem of their praise
Oh. let this anthems mighty power
SO fill our spirits al this hour,
That angels from the stars may bend,
To catch with Joy the notes we send.
Then shall these happy unions be
One heightened chain of harmony;
A melody of heavenly birth,
Sofiening the discords of the earth.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-17

could their remains, 100 grea, for consumption
in the ordinary way, be disposed of, wlhou,
event is of recent date, and is unequivocally at
tes'ed by The best informed historians One
fact may be considered ceriain il was custom
ary to preserve the skulls of the sacrificed in
buildings appropriated 10 the purpose The
companions of Corlez counted one hundred and
sixiy-six thousand in one of the edifces -
Wnhou, attempting precise calculation, there
fore, ii is safe TO conclude that thousands were
yearly offered up, in the different cities of An
ahuac, on the bloody aliars Of Mexican divlni-
ties
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-17
Anatomy Of the Horse.

An impulse is likely to be given to much
neglected subject, by the energy Of the Mass.
Agricultural Society. Veterinary science is
scarce known in New England and in con-
sequence of criminal ignorance Of the horse
to say nohing of many other useful domestic
animals, that irusiy servant of man suffers un-
necessarily, and not unfrequenlly, when sick,
dies a victim TO The abominabIe medication of
some prelender, who knows no more OF the
principles upon which remedies should be ad-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-17
interesting Facts.

Large waves proceed at the rate Of about So
miles an hour. Many suppose that the warer
advances with the speed of The wave, hut il is
moi so the form Of the wave only advances,
excepting little spray, while the water remains
rising and falling in the same place.
The moon is 230, 900 miles distant from The
earth. With an instrument that masnifes a
thousand times, she appears but 240 mite, of
The moon is bu, The fifieih par, OF !he TUX of
the earth
The sun is 5000 times larger than our
globe, and distant from The earth e4,O0O,0OO
miles
There will not be total eclipse Of The sun
in America, until August 9, 1869.
Anger has produced bilious levers, hermor-
RACES, inflammation Of the brain, apopiexies and
death.
Ii costs the people of The United Sta'es an
nually, $1,000, 900 TO support their dogs
Pittacus, one of,he seven wise men Of Greece,
made law, that every man who committed
fault in a state Of in,oxicallon, should receive a
double punishment
The passion of love has been known to eS-
cite inhammalory fevets, Mysteries, and even
madness.
There are seventy thousand kernels of corn in
a bushel
The first chimney ever cha>frucied was a,
Venice, in l347, the second III Rome, IN 1893
The Bible can be read in nearly 80 differ.
enl languages.
A. The Island Of otaheile il is high waller
precisely at noon and al midnight, the year
round.
lightning travels wih velocity twice az
great as that of lighi, being at The rate Of 24.-
1000 miles minute.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-17
Females nu Beard.

How wisely are all formed below,
No Beard on woman's chin can grow;
For how be shaved whate'er the skill
Who's tongue won't let the chin stand still!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-17

EDUCATION IN GERMANY.-Eyery child must
enter school at six years Of age, in default OF
which penalty is exac,ed of the parent or
guardian under whom The delinquency trans
plres.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-17

To work half your tine in amassing fortune,
and then be obliged to spend the remainder of your
days in watching that fortune just for your vict-
.uals and clothes, may be called 'thunderng hard
case
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VOL 7.

TERMS-Two dollars per annum advance-Two dollars
ami Quaer half yearlyand If paid before the end of
the year. Two dollars and half. Those who their
papers by carrier stage drivers employed by the propne
tors, wall be charged 81 IL cents, per year, extra
No papers discontinued until all paid except
Al the option OF the Editor.
U Advertisements not exceeding square ts1yteen neS)
m be inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five cents
m every subsequent insertion larger ones IN proportion
liberal discount will be made to yearly adv erserS
n All addressed to the Editor be postpaid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-17

81 knows well enough said fellow 'where
fresh fish comes frofn--but where they cotch these
ere SGit FISH, III be hanged if can tell"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-17

Fhe heart Of man is said 10 weigh aboui nine.
ounces; that Of woman. eight. As age In
creases. mans heart grows heavier, and we.
mans lighter after she is hir'y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-14


CssrarvrLLE CouRsK, L. 1.-The contest between
James X. Polk and Lady suffolk, announced to take
place yestsrday the above course, was postponed
account Of the storm that ragged the night previously
and up to q late hour in the morning which left the
trsaE in very bad condstion y fast tial ~ this
trsr1br superiority bstwssSk tie famous nag Icing,
prsb6by, the last, the ow41 of hch prsvSAted - Mr..
Costain to postpone the SokastgAu parti baias de
Of giving the public display of speed never be-
fore witnessed The meeting will take place on Friday,
ito morrow when should the weather continue dry the
track win be In fine condition, and would not be
surprised to hsve TO record Fsts Of speed that viii
City Intelligence.
~ CnuKcH THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pews Of this
splendid and elegant house OF worship disposed of
yesterday At public auction between the hours Of four
and I've clock. The attendance not very nunne-
rous. but tho bidding for time rather animated
Previous To the sale the suctoneer Mr. Blsecker made
known the terms, which we're follows ash on de-
livery OF the deeds which win be ready In ten days or
any purchaser may pay twenty per cent down the ba
lance In four equal payments for notes ut 4 H. and
10 montha with interest at per cent per snnum the
alton TO be made in any pew and no sale assignment
shall be yad esctual unless made with the consent
Of the vestry The choice Of pews WI be given TO the
highest bidder above the valuxtiop the plan with the
privilege q taking second pew ut the same rate Of
premium subject to an annual rent OF per cent on the
fault Of payment OF the rent for year after the
shall be due the yesry shall have the power to sell the
pew rendering the surplus money to the owner or legal
after deuctng the expenses attending
the same The bidding then commenced for the choice
Of pews with the following result 7a1r ' -
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: z.
Der. l3-rhe reading Of the minutes OF the last
meeting dispensed with. -.t t...
resolution offered to reconsider the proceedings
Of the last meeting, which adopted.
resolution to rescind the fourth resolution passed at
the last meeting then passed after which resou-
ton to raise the real and estate Of the free
holders and inhabitats residing within the city and
oounty Of New York lal to hve tenths OF mill
each dollar valuation said real and personal
ttes pursuance of act OF the Legislature Of this
state, entitled act to provide for paying the debt
10Th 10 IL aud chat the Id 81 6n 6th 7th, 9Th, eth
10TH lltn IL h. 3sh i4th asd 18th resolutions in
brr w. be adopted which was passed By this
u,ion the taxes the city for this year will reduced
by q rum OF about $4,000 if'- ~. quo
Report = or committee police watch and prisons
in favor OF paying bill Of Emanuel Jossphs, amount
$40 Accepted
The Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-14

INrKLLIerScK FROM THE WEST INDIEs.--We
are in receipt OF files of the Vest Indian TO the
18th ult Sg'aes.sr4trs -s.4ats.l.ssi
The Coolies in the West Indies seem TO be
giving some trouble, and from the accounts 'n .s
WsseAdian puhiishea9rom Jamaicaapapers' y
is adHitted on alliGdesfo be total A4lure
u$fs now proposedtp try white IMmi sra'loM
again, only restricting the immigrants TO 'ns'
mountainous districts, thus TO prevent their fall
ing victims 10 rum and the climate.
Some extensive smuggling establishments had
hser seized in Bridgetown. Messrs. j. F. Best
& Co were proved to have been largely engaged
!, the business. The custom house forces were
to be increased rrors swsr isroftfbhA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-14
" ~ ~
SsrOng's Patent Lamps.

ssropg's Patent Lamps ~ Csc Lamps cast no
,hade ea from ell III burn the oh. an
oil And give light les than
oqw in use b.illant than camhene spirit gas
with nut he risk life op Ity; liable get
out Of oder costly card and ,anted 20, yesr
usage. Manufactured solely by s. %. VANDEKHGYDEN
No $40 Pearl street, New York; ware room n4 Broadway
Chandeliers. bracket ngipg paof and ute lamps in
varsity Dealers supplied liberal forms b. So
AR and Astral lamps altered tHHf oil 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-14

HEALTH OF MoBnE.-The very erroneous
opinion that the health of the city 10 improving is
INDUCED by great many The fact IL quite the con-
trary. Before tho past week the yellow fever had
mixed type, and prevailed with intermittent and
militant levers itisnow running into plain epidemic
The cases are we'll marked and much less manageable
To An At any time during the and the mortality
has very senbly increased We, therefore, advise all
who are absent to stay away little longer There 10
no safety for them In the city In fortnight
shall in all probability have frost, when they may come
bsck.--Mo6iie Herald, Sd inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-14
Brx,xIyu intoliicence.


In it, The physician Of the establishment was soon In
attendance and discovered In the upper
gsttink piece of cotton oloth which 1t subse
quenty acertsined she had torn from her ohemse and
strangulston Every effort msdst rssusotate her.
but without Verdict suicide by stranguaton
during temporary ins.nty produced by ints%PsrsnSs
naxd in consequence the illness OF important wit
for the defence has been postponed until Monday
next. ~rT 10 t-,lt, ~ ev1 ps- "i- -st r-tfi4
Police lntellIgence.
O. "A Shooting .Afray-Quits excitement was Great
ed yesterday morning among the sporting men, on the
announcement that Bill Ford and Tom Burns. two pu-
gistc gentlemen, had been shot with six barrelled
pistol the night previous by Charles Duane alias Dutch
Charley, white in tbs premises Of John Travis No. 4as
Brosdway appears from the facts IN this sfsy a.
ago met Bill. Ford in Mr.. Florences oyster cellar
corner of -Lispenard street and Broadway, where
ed In Ford receiving beating since which time
Ford with Of bis associates have been the look
out 1oT Charley but were unsuccessful In their search
premises Of Mr.. Travis in Broaavsy, where they saw
Charley sitting alone, when they exclaimed, We have
that he might expect some bodily injury. At this
exclamation, Charley from his seat and requested
them to keep or the same time from his pocket
six barrel revolving pistol Ford and Burns regardless
Of the caution still kept pressing on to Charley and
Charley kept backing until brought by the side Of the
Charey's head wno finding himself too closely pressed
discharged barrel at his sssaants the ball OF which
took elect In the neck BnOuuer,
force of which dropped him to the floor. Ford
next tried has luck, and on the FIRST attack
Charley blazed away second time, lodging o.
buck shot in the left shoulder of Ford, who
likewise dropped possibly with view Of avoiding the
next pill Should Charley feel disposed to continue the
nre having yet four barrels Burns DUR
ing this time picked himself up and stepped out and
Charley made tracks for the 9th ward police station
where he surrendered himself and the next morning
Ju tce Osborne detained him for further hearing i
Inc wounded both conveyed to the Star House
in H. ed street surgical aid procured and during the
the ball extracted from the wound Of Burns
who Ia confined to his bed and some doubts enter
tanned respecting his recovery Inflammation might
set in and DEATH Charley alleges that he acted
merely in sef-defsnce, he well aware that the
parties intended TO do him bodily injury.
"A Charge of Fraud-A complaint made yesterday
before Justice Osborne against Isaac r. Coward resd
ing at No. is Chatham street, by . young man from
by the name of Lewis 4. Woodruff, who
sets forth In his affidavit that he has been erauded out
of S25 under the pretencc Of obtaining situation for
him In counting house, and educating him to fill that
situation, by which he would receive salary OF from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-14

Humbug.-Some out OF envy, CRY HuznbuQ-
s,ms jes n.y cry hqnbug f. sheer ,gaorsuc.
IT the thing hum don't believe eve In M IL gold
that s nos b-ieve Every mtg which Is s,ily de-
bounced to be hunbug Me- should bc iii htened by
mere oute ypr ye at'ng and III ju e. oft wa,'e 10
r. sss,e aseoem ing hi. day. Pc .s
Horn ,nnd trndy ", hun~g' Nowl now better from
sctuat exper enc nt,t II The be ,h,ng, ,hr 4
goiee hoar'ene nn cough that have ever nsea lie each
try IL anu know 70 himseH HEttAN RANG3
ressns stor of the VI L Church Forsy st
whoes"e aud eunl At % DIVISION sterl New York;
leIlhia = "s'' .N'l
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that murderous assault was committed in the house,
heard il in s4o them In the srpor s1pns Inc middle
warm at the time; there two fences at either side
Of the srbor the srbor had grape vines growing on it.
the distance fence Is about thirty feet enoe
Il about four feet high the platform is about thrse
high; when FIRST saw them WAS leaning % the stoop
was not at work that day; 1t Sunday;
church that day am y married man quite easily
through the arbor did not see any body else through
the the aror was about fty or sixty feet long
they were in the middle of the arbor walking Slow
man was next to me had q conversation with Mr.
Lynds on this subj ect, but none Of any account hso
told hin, what j told here can't recoIlect what
day must have told 1t to some before, or
elss he could not have got hold Of it; can't say
who told him So he did not tell that any had
told him, but be seemed TO know something about IL
can't tell whether he asked # knew something about
It, or that he understood knew something about It,
knows Mr. Clark tho district attorney of staten Island
hsi In court ohe Of ar Lyad-s coaissl Test i-d
in court Of justice before noe very often testlsd
twice in court within the last five years. tssinsd In tn.
case Polly Bodne; sue Is not sister of his adj wou
not wish her to be; shc no relative OF his nor her
hush md f.,-.. tt- .-..t. ~ i4
Direct examination resumed by Mr. Jordan.--Lived all
his lifetime Staten Island for the last thirty three
years Mr. Lynde absent In ls4a and inIs,5. Ons
OF thu that resided there toutsr than the other
u was the stouter man that rode out with srs Lyndr
Saw them at the ferry togsther Does not know what IL,
commonly called n mpustache (Laushter) Tns man !
pointed out to-day looked like the Baw ridtng w IA
Mrs Lynde, but he has not got the same faas row
(Roars of lauynter) Has neither of these nsii
since 5 Could not positively swear to their dsntity
now. Witness here with irew
Mrs SARAH MCCosAcHIE examined by Mr. Jordan--
Resides at No 81 asst Broadway h1r husband kreps
she's stores Ladies shoe etpr- knew Mrs LYME mrs..
about four years ago; Mrs Lynde ut her Store
dozen timer; she there about the spring Oh oto
attends 20 the store herself she wa three tnes
store at this time; she gensray came on io1s ~
store never gentleman In the store WITH peri onc
gentleman put her into sge, aIer sh- nsq oeen
in the store he did not get into the stage
not Mr. Lynde never saw that gentleman before never
saw him after saw her when she came into the store
gentleman accompany her TO tne store woold
not know that gentleman shs saw him now; does not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-18
MARINE JOURN A L..
PORT OF NETWORK.

Shin, Gladiator. Bunting London Gnnnell, Mn;ufn
A Co Memphis Bunker Orleans, VIM Nelson silsie
de erase Rich. Hsvre. Fox & Livingston Tshmsroo.
Sinclair; Brs lOs Benson & Co, Frsnconia, Crab
tree New. Orleans Durham & Dimon.
Bark Columbia. Becker Tampco Draper Co Id
win Wales Liverpool, Durham & DimOn
Bres John French Jeffrey, Belfast Brett Nose 10.
scph MAYO. Lisbon Bunker & Place Hsrbineer, Win.
chester. Maysguez. Mary Ellen, 1ekrol, Curacao, J
Fouke & sons Eolus, Sumner. Barbados, Brett a
Vose hebron. Carney, New. Orleans, Badger Peck
Florence smith, Lsguayrs, uoughton a Co
schrs Florids Corson. Wilmington, McCroady
Alaric Purnel Wilmington; Elizabeth. Best Phlsdel,
n l. McCready & Co. Elcou Cole, Baltimore Johnson
A. Iowden Philens. Sparks. Csrdenas, Reed q hop
nock lucy White Cutler Moniego Bay. Js IA Under
wood Mafaaret Woglaln Petersburg. Hunter q Co
MN Henry May, Philadelphia, Victory, Lewis Nor
folk ida Russell, Nckerson lacmel, Foster Nckcr
,on iris simmons Boston Howard. Bacon do Mat
thew Vnsssr Bennet Brszos John Beleresu, Arnold
do Henry Leeds do J Baker, Atwood, Georgetown
Olive CorsOn. Edenton
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

j.. he brig Reindeer, from RIO dc Jeneiro-lames NJ
Tuner Cspt IN the 18th Regiment NYork Volunteers
and bearer of Dispatches from the Legation al Bra
zl-RP Noah Secretary to Col d Stevenson 7th Reg.
innent NYork q Volunteers-Mrs 6 Steele, wife OF
Capt g steele NYork Y : Volunteers-G Brewer.
ton Of West Point NYork' 2dLieut ih Regiment Vol
mi
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PFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.

sDsEkrsED ~ TIE rsiBUsE ~ gEci.L .frois1srsf
ia. Nd ., fa1tt,r eraze1
AMI all advertisements made under n- orders 81 the fosI
raster General. 10 r-vsrap-r nsTs7Apers Of -ti-s
uncsed for 10 any fosl Once ss b- Inserted IN ne rsPf
pspers. a he oEn or place where The once sdSerrsrs
rsy Re situated Aarfns ta< lsF sesf ,Tea.a2toH -
Aeu Psa OFF, L4zrr, yaiSed Marc. }, lsis
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fesal Notifies.

NOTICE 9, TuFsyer. Controiler' of.e, RIr9s.
Mr. November l7h. lsf-Fursusnt 10 Al Act Of ne
L-gsaiur- entitled A Act relative 10 the ccccuor Of
T.S-. 10 city q Brooklyn. and Tor Other purposes,
raised April 18Th. 1881 Notice hefeoJ given that The
Assessment Rolls Tor Taxes for The cgTren year have THIS
isy delivered 10 The Cc1oer Of he city Of 6rook
I'm ,nt that from al lst-s which shall b raid 10 The said
Controller within thirty days from the date hereof de-
ducon u Three per vii be made; and hat from Al
sxes which shall be paid er The expiration Of ne sNd
thirty days and within sixty Gays nom said date, dsduc
ton 81 Two per cent vii b made and hat on md Srr
ffSsr Tuesday In January next ORE per cent VII De
sited Al her remaining UNPAID srf inst 90 nc
TEIRD TUESDAY Of 4nusry r-xt The ssd Controller VII
deliver 10 The Collectors of th- city Of Brooklyn M
sad Assessment Rolls together with he wATrens thereto
annexed directing hem 70 proceed with regard 10 ne an
raid taIes In the manner directed BY law.
The Controller would respectfully request those " no In
tend to avail themselves q the provisions Of The Act refer
rel % In The shove notice 10 inform him thereof A. .oon
practicable thai heir bills may be In read ness % A. 10
prevent delay when hey may be prepared TO pay her
axes
In compliance with resolution Of he Mayor and Com
mon Council NOTICE Is hereby farther given hal he
Controller will receive taxes a. bis Ofcs Ia The Ciiy
Buildings, FROM O'CLOCK A. NJ UNTIL O'CLOCK
7. N. and 81 no olhsr hoar. =. n. cs5OhN,
N 1,os2l Controller
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- FOR sALE-Thfss lots Of lard IN he village Of
e sing Sing, sheft distance south Of the Aoaotain
- House, on tie essi SIDE Of The Albany rost Rocc
Tbs fret contains about and lately belonged 70
Jo.eph = Waller The second contains sbogi Il scr-.
and sisly belorg ed to W o. Waller and tbs nirt xhch
- ols th- second atcui i sores snt seiy be-
onget 10 Henry Waller These ios sfe handsomely sii
ua,st euinencc. and command rec view Of Tag
pan Bay but short distance from The steamboat
landing ami conveniently locaei for country residences
for gentlemen residing In he city.
Also. Two small lots In said village % WAerssenCe.
west Of sad Road late th- properly % joseph = Waller
about leo feel oui The lorlcry SIDE OF Waller
svrrge sni by about III feet deep nd he other i
Is feet 'front.' he south side 81 sad avenue s.i
tcsr. bv - feet deep.
Ons-halr he purchase money can remain unpaid,
cured by mortgage upon The premises For fsrheT par.
ucllNs inquire ofPHiLiP NERPLANCK. NeN bgr.h.
MACOLM SNONDE<, Sirg Slnf, 20 10
VIZ. (. HASBROyCK. CT
d-i 5,awng DANL 3. BOiCE, NeNburxh.
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DGACH ORCHARD COAI.---Firs; quality, fsou
he yard screened and delivered free OF carriage 10 Any
pat Of ihs city. s ,he following psiees
broasn....e6 80 per toe Esg........>o - per toa.
stove........... co. do Ngt........ 80 Go.
n w. WEST, cor OF Albany and Washington SO
ustys ard Raigeussp and CesuysL
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TAKE NOT1CE-Thal the cOparDershp esie,o, ~, "a
end FOR the last MAE years existing between ChshL
OSBORN ESQ lais Of Belport, Long issnf 200 ne -
scr.beF under tho firm q OSBORN LlTILL,s1o' 49,
dissolved by the death u Mr OSBORN and vl1 ~ -
fairs Of he lale firm Will bs settled and he busness
dlcec on the terms as herstofote ~ me saos"
on h.s own account a. tbs old stand y fgtonny
New.York Nov. {, leo. CHARLES .. Little