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ENOiISS oil American governors, Jacob Hnlfpy
ltI Moore continuing the Lives of the Governors OF New
Plymouth. from the landing of the Pilgrims in 1920 the
union of the colony with Massachusetts, in 1892, viz
John Carver 1920 Thomas Prence 1854
w lillian Bradford 1921 Josiah Winsow 1878
Edward Wislow 1888 Thomas Hinckley 1880
And of Massachusetts Bay, from its first settlement in
1850 TO the expulsion of Andres in 1850, viz:
John Winthrop 1880 John Endecott 1914
Thomas Dudley 1854 John Leverett 1913
John Haynes : 1876 Simon Badstrect 1879
Henry Vane 1856 Joseph Dudley 1886
Richard Bellingham l6il Edmund Andres 1857
Embelished with handsome portraits Of Governors Win
slow, Winthrop Endeco, and Sir Henry Vnne. Just
ceived and for sale at the book Of
GEORGE TEMPIEMAN,
jan 26 Next door to Guion's Bazaar.
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UEy.T.gE SEYGEHI,

BY G. II. VAN PArTEN, NJ. d.
Permanent Office and residence next door to Todds Hat
Store, near Browns Hotel
Dec 31-1y
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WtN Meeting OF the Subscribers to the Birth
night Ball to be given Jackson Hall the I'D February
the following elected m naQersf
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TP.UsrEJs.
Morris Robinson, Alfred Pel,
VIM. J. Hyslop, David G. Golden
K. H. M'Curdy, John G. Thatcher,
Fred. ). Winston, Rufus l.. Lord,
G. w. Faber, William Belts,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
Theodore Scdgwick, Isaac G. Pearson,
Stacy b. Collins, VIM. BarnweJ,
John III. Smith, VIM. Moo.c,
Jos. Is. Collins, Zebedee Cook
Jas. S. Wadswortl, Jonathan Miller
H. W. Hubbell, FiI Green Halleck,
Gonverneur Nj wilkins, Robt Schuyler,
j. " L. Pruyn Amos s Perry,
Frederick Whitesey, Joseph Tuckerman,
Chas Ely, Gideon Hawley,
John c. Cruger, VIM. j. Bunker,
Walter JOY, One vacancy.
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HANNY Secretary
MINTUN Posr, NJ. D., Physician the Company 50y
Broadway.
CHARLES DE-, SEEDING, Washington, d. c., agent.
No. III Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue
WV. p JOHNSTON, NJ. d., Medical Examiner, corner oil
18th and streets.
March lily
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

&{ M0 1850
NEW YORK AND HAvRE UNION LIME OF
Packets
GAIL from New York the Sth 10TH and Gath, and from
- Havrc the lst sth and oath of each month during
the year, and in the following rotation;
PROM NEW YORK
Ship Albany, Crawford, 9Th January May, September
Ship Silve de Grasse Rch 10th January May, and Sep
TENDER.
Ship Louis Philippe. Castof. 2ath January, May, and
September. .4fHH.
Ship Duchess dorcans Richardson, 9Th February, June
and October 1904 81 ,tsA
Ship Burgundy Walton, 18th February June, and octo
Der.
Ship Iowa, Lines, 9th February, June, and October
New ship, 9Th March, July, and November.
Ship Havre, Ainsworth 10Th March, july and November
Ship Suly, Edgar, oath March, July, and November.
Ship Zurich, Thompson 10th April August and Decem-
ber ~
Ship Francis !, Whedon, 24th April, August and Dece-
ber
Ship Albany Crawford, 9th February, June, and October.
Ship Sivic do Grasse, Rch LIST March, July and Novem
ber t
Ship Louis Philippe, Castof, sth March, July, and No
vembcr t
Ship Duchess d'oreans, Richardson, 2ath March, July,
and November.
Ship Burgundy, Watton Isl April. August and December.
ship Iowa. Lines, Sth April August. and December.
New SHIP Path April, August, and December.
Ship Havre Ainsworth LIST January, May and Septem-
Der. faht 1850
Ship Suly, Edgar 9Th January, May, and September.
Ship Argo, Anthony 24th January May and September.
Ship Francis |, Whedon 9Th February June and October
For passage In the cabin, fixed at 800.
Apply to FOX Il LIVINGSTON,
% Broad street, or
VIM. WHITLOCk,
46 South street, New York
March 6--dly la ta.4-'
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IMPORTANT Information to all Merchnnts-Phila

delpia Is well known 10 stand unrivaled in the trade
umbrellas, parasols parasoletes, Nc. The extensive
manufacturers SLEEPER 81 FENNER, who have
prepared the largest and best OF silk parasos
and parasoettes offered the merchants OF America
the world but they VIII say they have the best assortment
in the United States As they have adopted every improve
have carried the division OF labor great extent they
prepared offer lower prices than before. Those
merchants who will favor them with early call and
anime their Stock will be satisfied. Those who are not
coming the city, but who will entrust their orders s.
" F., per mail, shah be convinced that they faithfully
executed. Every article is at the lowest cash price
from which no abatement is made
Small profits, large returns, nnd the mutual interests OF
buyer and seller broad scae the object and basis
this long established house.
Feb DIV l2G Market street, Phadclphia
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
M 80 So

IL 80 80
packets EOR HAvRE.-Sccond Line.
GAIL from New York the Ist and from Havre the
- l6h Of each month during the and in the follow
ing rotation:
PROM YORK.
Ship Utica Capt John A. Peirce, LIST January lst May
and LIST September.
Ship ST Nicholas, Capt Nathl w. Eveleigh, LIST Febu
airy, LIST June, and LIST October.
Ship Oneida Captain Jas. Funk LIST March, July and
LIST November.
Ship Baltimore Captain John Johnson i, LIST April, LIST
Augus, and LIST December. 10
FROM a,la
Ship Utica Captain John A. Perce 10th February 18th
Iune, and l6th October.
Ship ST. Nicholas Captain N w. Eveeigh, 10th March,
10th July, and 18th November.
Ship Oneida, Captain Jas Funk 10Th April, 10th August
and 18th December.
Ship Baltimore, Captain John johnson, r 10Th May,
10th September, and 10Th January.
They all vessels of the first class and with ample and
conimodous accommodations Tor passengers Goods
Tie agents viii be forwarded free from all other charges
than the expenses that may be actually paid upon them
The price OF cabin passage is 500, exclusive OF wines
and liquors
BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents.
9Tontine buildings, Wall street, New York
March Ply
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DOARDING-Five wel-furnished rooms, with board,
be had the house adjoining the residence OF Mr..
Clements on G street, between I'd and ~ streets.
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ST. Valentines Day.-The day is fast approac h ny
- which is 10 bring happiness many home and de-
light to many heart From that day lovers will have the
opportunity of asking the allmportant question without
the awkward stainier, the robbing pulse, blush OF
COMMISSIONS which nseparable from declaration,
aee (or certainly be termed face and
how many fair and beauteous belle WILL that day. be
privileged to eaze the youthful aprant waning bach
elor 1t has been ascertaned that London four hundred
thousand letters beyond the daily average pass through the
post Office on the Nth day of February and il is estimated
that hundred thousand delivered bv
aud messengers many of the valentines of large and
elegant character % prevent their being folded for the
post Office The extensive OF them in the
District may be at STATIONERS' HALL, where
ladies and gentlemen are invited to examine them.
Feb I--3law3S fWiuche-ter virrinanl
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NEW GOODS.-This day opened
IN 10 dozen ladies' white and coored kid gloves best
make
2 dozen ladies' handsome rnerino neck ties
40 pieces very handsome canbric and Swiss edgngg
% do do do do
~ do fine white plaid cambrics
Is do assorted White ilannels
do silk warp do do
Is do fine white cambrics
80 dozen silk, alpaca Cashmere, and Moravian hose
10 pieces fine linen cambria and linen lawns
80 dozen linen cambria handcrchefs, well assorted
20 dresses rich Al Ottoman satins
20 pieces handsome cashmeres
White blue, cherry and black Florence silk, for Innings
10 pieces black alpacas very beautiful
do extra fine black bonibasns
fine black grapes
Black love wells and handkerchiefs
box assorted sizes extra black kid gloves
Ladies' and gentlemens black raw silk do
White, blue, and rose Tarleon muslin, for evening
cartons ilounced muslin robes, embroidered in
coors, for evening dresses
Handsome Polka intislins, for evening
2 cases very fine long cloth shirtings
10 pieces handsome mourning prints
case dark prints, good at 12l
25 pieces do fair, for 81
cartons dark plain ribands
60 pieces cassnets, very low
Cloths and cassneres part very superior and unusu-
ally low
25 dozen ladies' and geni!emen's merino under vests
80 pieces genemens silk handkerchefs, well assorted
Genlemens kid, silk, inerino and Berlin gloves
Handsome embroidered curtain muslins
ID pieces good moreens, assorted colors
10 very heavy 81 black cloth shawls
To all which, with every kind of goods suitable the
present demand, we respectfully invite the attention
purchasers. We enabled offer great inducements
price, having bought the same for cash.
VERIFY & BROTHER,
.- Centre Market space, No. from 7th street.
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wORTIITNGTON q. SNETHEN,
attorney and COinsseli0r-af-x.0lr,

y W WARRINGTON, d
DRACTISES in the Supreme Court OF the United State
and in the several courts of the District of Columbis
and Prosecutes all manner OF claims against the unie
Stncs, either before Congress the different department
of the government.
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~ ID. MOSELY, Unted States Attorney, will attend
the several States and federal courts held Nash.
vile. F
Particular attention paid to the collection claims.
Oliice IN the courthouse at Nashville Tennessee.
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NORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HAySAy, Secretary.
o. CHARLES DE SELDlNG, agent, Washington d
c., No. II Todds Buildings, Pennsylvanis avenue.
Feb e--eodlm
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THE UNION.
Hdlise.

ID ICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS to be disue,ed Of
n lsnl,ap al& N ~
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Southwest and Texas Agency.

SonthSvest and Texas Agency.
THE undersigned will for the southwest and Texas
L in few weeks, and attend to any business which may
offer. He will be in Richmond Exchange Ioe) from the
LIST the 9th ins and in Washington from the 10th TO the
18th inst. Letters addressed 10 him this place WASH
ington, (cae of Hon r. NJ r. Hunter,) win be promptly
attended to.
Reference heretofore, vz the members Of Congress
and the Legislature from Eastern Virginia.
]. A. PARKER.
Tappahannock. Essex county Feb 3-3
DOsT Office book Is4e.-price 81 lust issued.
l. For sale by Feb 5 +. TAYLOR.
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Notice to Trr-Pov~rs.

Notice to TsE-Payers.
COLLECTIONS OFFlcg, CRY HAIL, Jan. 26, lsil,,
pEDuC llON OF ten cent. will be allowed upon Nv
"A tax bills Tor the year 1916, which shall be paid
iis office on or before the first day OF March, The COZ
ectof Is now prepared TO deliver bills at the office.
Notice is further givcn that all payments required
be made In current money, excluding foreign and ndyd
ual notes. A. ROTHWEfiJ Collector
Jan 29-2awtIMar.if
TI1ftEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. National Dngucrrsn
Gallery. and Photographic Depots established in 1872
ana awarded the gold and silver medals four first prem
uls and two highest honors, Mt the National, the Mass
chusetts, the New York, and the syyauia exhibitor
paratus. -
Concert Hall, Pennsylvania nsn,,y tt.,.S,rSton cry,
near Rr0rps Hotel.
Jewellery store.
Sycamore street, Petersburg Virginia
29l broadway, New York
20 Conrt street, Boston.
ID Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
10 Main street, Cincinnati.
broadway, Saratoga Springs
PORTRAITS taken la any weather in exquisite style Az
paTatus instructons, and all materials furnished,
June 6-u
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A UGUsTUs FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor OF
"A Law, Austin, Travis county, Texas will attend lair
fully and promptly TO any business connected with bis pro.
fcssion in this city, and the adjoining counties. He will
also attend any business in the land office, such pro-
curing patents perleciing titles &c Letters be paid
to procure attention.
REFERENCES.
Hon. J. p. Henderson San Aug,,slin
Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Austin.
Hon. MemucaD Hunt, Galveston
j. ID. Groesbeck, Houston.
Dohonde " Groesbeck, New Orleans.
Jan. IL
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
No. SO. Hall Street.
STATEMENT of the affairs of this institution at the close
~ OF the fourth year from eient-say from Is or
February, lSa3, TO LIST February 1917
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!, RI,,.. were dull. Nearly all the

a ANAL advance Blacks were drlI Nearly all the
catalogue was sold. - ..,1 e, l. -oi.
q ~ "a 40 - 10 DO IS 10 hall d. o4t56 do 63s 20
~ 49,, Slts4. chests a. 81 DO 4l. 10 DO a. p do
"a 81 do al. % do 30. l22 do32 23 do psi 10 do o.
pa DO 25-27 do withdrawn -.
yo,,s y,os-lO half chests n ~ DO 1ol 2l2 30 70.
Al A. III! rs 90 81 90 30 So q do 55i SO do 5Oi ~
40 a. 357 DO al l03 do41 10 do 49,. % DO 49, 30 do
as 81 do iit 30 do a; 80 DO 49, 20 do ~ 81 do -
40 a. 800 DO s. $50 DO 37i = do 81 ~ do 35l SO
as 40 DO 3g. a. 30 81 $50 do33t 1913 DO 80 1875 do
,2t: $50 do 32-33J2 DO Withdrawn.
(;arp0t,fu-6 half cheats 100. DO " ~ do "a 10
do %. IS 30 81 l3 DO SOL 30 30 43i 20 DO 81; 800
boxes a. $50 do 49, l5OdO 42l6ls half chests with
drawn
I~pginl-l0 half chests a. n do 50 u do 5s IL DO
75l do 20. u DO 6} - do 57l IS do So. l55 Do 46i
81 do As a. do 42 % boxes o. 20 do 49, $50 DO III;
l29 half chests withdrawn.
Ooions Solehoug-ll bali chests POI l2l DO % 20 DO
23l 25 boxes 81 l73 do 29 l5s DO 20 900 do 25i 4o7
hslf chests Withdrawn.
rsgvosg S1nehon9-3O half chests "a. los do 23g.
Padrd, Souck0NS-2O boxes H.
PROyIsIONs-The market for Pork i yer, quiet.
and although prices sustained without marked de-
cline vet the tendency. especially for new IS down
ward old Il nomnally ~ s7tdSl3 and IL ~ dSl5
with sales 800 bbls New held at 10 Is aud IL 90 In
Mess there is little nothing doing The quotations
nominal at 75d9 80, and II 75dl2 90 fi I1t
Meats are 10 fair Request We note sales 100 b5s Hams
AZ o. and few Shoulders at q cents. sale OF oO1
Smoked Hama Leland's was made At IL oehts. Lar
s IN rather better demsnd Sales 100 OF 2OO Dds al ~
cents and that offered for good lot uerces butter
and Cheese are yet in small supply Orange County
Butter brings 25 cents and good Western q ~ cents
Cheese :! as cents.
NAVAL. sTOREs-sales 600 bbls Washington and
Newbern Rosin was made IS cents Spirits sold, 100
bbIs. az a. cents cash, which Is rather hrner.
BONE-we note sales Of IS 900 be south Sea at 81
cent? cash and small parcel North west at 30 cts cash
OlI-Holders Of Crude Whale have advanced their
views 20 SIC and 33l s bid by shippers English Lin
seed is held firmly at zoe. and upward
sKNs-ssles 5000 lbs Arkansas gray. a, 2Oc. cash
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y sIs # Sod. % '~ Wv w..n.vpu
-, active. and the Fancies gen
~ srn.' IA hrmlJ. have rather tendency to
| a ,s0as1 :. s,osss are mostly In strong hands -
Les ,omplsin, OF wan, Of animation
u -, se'~ ,orstion. would have tine effect
. - " are bat few transactions and the
. Sss -, change. sterling i'quo'ed esGei -
- -, Market is dull, with large supply
~ ffst .,ket There are probably over 100
$40 .-,asssd vessels here waiting ire, a,o, 10
- go .-o,.tion 10 % edo3s. Grain "a lOd-
~ - s.,se.O.. Cotton 3l6d. To Havre' Flour
s1s.Scr.ln IS nom 'nslly. To Antwerp &c
.. so.e. were in active request and large
i'''''9 At a per cent premium. There were
,.u .eller' at that squire.
," - # Specie into the country since the
- -, ,omrncooed hss reached about TWEEN
80 So. puhss last week the following smoun"
! So s.r.h Sands about teooOO0; Virginisu
80, $3.50; Henry Clay. Liverpool s2il'-
r '...,,.uS London, t2tl 500 China ssmsris'
.oooo Isabel Valparaiso, $4,000; Nile,
ax,o total sl.4s4.S3o
- ,a..,,g Tsble gives the amount Of funds in
Government repositories By returns re-
- 70 Isl7. The entire amount in all the de-
r7S7. go sgsinst which drafts of s27O7
-, sces drawn, leaving balance OF sS-ooos'o
s,., against 1881 $50 at the time Of last re-
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9rbools.
ETNPy-sT- GRAMMAR SCHOOL

- p oraCEFNRO>. A. RECTOR
THIS INSTITUTION, ~ H-nry-st n-xt 70 scAmnei.
iesisnef 10 supply ne upper snf eastern portions
OF he riy Vih scbOOl where pupil. viii BE received a.
a. e. s1d thoroughly prepared ioI mercantile pursuits
or a. -rJancr in'o college
Parents ho are 10 -sare Of fesy gooi school are
c-- n tn call and SATISFY themselves win respect % ne
mode e .turfion 81 ne, The character Of lr plr',
Ec Applications ~ entrance rsy be made before May
% 81 Hen Yet lfer h.t tine a. ~ school pulii-
ne - H-nrysL adjoining Al sairts Church. Circulars
~ be oh.sn-d q sies-rs CLARK Ausun IS Broadway.
Rffercncrr
Tl-flIoVfug well frpsn sruteineu " ho Sre well se-
rarf-d gFiih 81. QlsrkeLn0s, have among Others, a.
~. "a MIN fn us- tN-ir aIes-
* Moore u D Pfrsid-rt n Coumhis College
Ctares -lfor. LII d CO I-ina C1leE- Prof RenNick,
C..-sl.ris College: Pr Lewis Unv-rsity, Re-.
T.-~ N~Virssr Do Prof Hors' Pnlos Columbia C,l-
Ier-; Rev ". = EiEenb-ldt 81 Amiry-st Rev. c q.
s6fra-. s.. NsfIson-sl, Rev Ut l0n-lf Rev. J. ".
Forr-s Rector - Lutes Church Re- y j Marce -,
DD Pev J p schroeo,r. ID Rev Ben ] Hsisht ID
Re- GA. REYNOLDS 10 Chsnis-rsst Rev John Knox,
DD Rev l.ssc Ferris Do, l67 Eas, 5rosdWsLi 4. D.
Paterson. Esq Fdr0r Anglo. American Join Ooihoai
re Pres Rsnk q New lo.k - ~
EDIC aTION FUK BON--WssHiSGroS lSsri-
Il This Establishment Tor more tnsn twenty yesfs
p.s . sef u Thi-teen o. was removed ast season 10
is prt-en, admirable loca0n. Lexirg0r-ay and Ihlry-
siN.hsI Murray Hill
The aiaptstla o'is grcun4s snd buildings 70 the otecs
IN view i all that can desire af0rdug zte The bene-
u The country the advantages of The town The
course cfin-frcinls varied srd full under accOmp shed
received early age -nd well cared for 10 every re-
spec TIE conductors ~ he Institute make 10 heir aim
faithfully train up child 10 the way b. should 60, SO
ihs. " En- be IL Old he viii not depart from %
T DWIGHT rORTER,
A. 2sw isTuSosFr THEODORE W. PORTER.
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SWANS CELEBRATED PANAcEA


ScrohaIa General Debility. Ware Sr,llras Rlaasatlsm
Diseases Oft Liver and Stin and al DISEASES
arising from I.'paritis, Of the Blood
o. fhs Effects Of Mercury.
SWANS PANACEA hiss been for nore than twenty
FIVE celebrated IN this and i1 Europe for s
exirs0rdinary curesf0r the certificates OF which refer
made TO the directions and books (which may BE-
had grarisl accompanying the Panacea
Ii has been used In hospital and private practice and
had the singular fortune OF being recommended by
most celebrated physicians and other eminent persons
Among others by
w Gibson. NJ y Professor OF Surgery Pa University.
Valentine Mot, NJ D. Professor Of Sargery, n Y. Uni
ver.ily
W. P. Devices. NJ. D. Professor Midwifery, Pa Uni
yersiiv.
" Chapman, NJ y. Professor Physie Pa University.
T. Parka. NJ d. President College Physicians, Phled
Dr. Del Vale. Professor Medicine. Havana
jose Lourenco ds Luz. Professor surgery, Lisbon.
J. ChiPmsn Member Roysl College Surgeons, London
@ w. Irving. late Minister IN Spain
Sir Thomas Pearson. Ms jOr-C General British Army.
Gilbert Robertson. Briiish Consul. ko- kc
And also. the wonderful cures Effected BY Swaims Ps
The Psnaces does rot contain mercury any fo'm, and
being an innocent preparation 1t may be given TO the most
tender infant
THE RETAIL PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED to
One Dollar and Finy Cents per bottle. containing three
half pints,) or three bottles for Four Dollsrs
ALSO-SWAtM'S VERMIFUGE.
vslusbie Family Medicine beiug highly approved
remedy for al disease. arsng from Debility Of he Difs
i've Organs. such Worms Choers aorbus, Dysenery.
Fever and Ague. Bleeding Piles Sick Headache &C Gc.
See The pamphlet (which may be had grAus) accompany
ing the Nefmlfuge
New.York-R. HscbisEslin Buenos Ayres- o. J. Hayes
Live rpoOl Fng-Egsns Son Canton-J. swords
4 Co. Sandwich lslsnds-E-L. Ben
Vslparaiso-Alex. Cross son.
s.. Thomas-A. II. Rilse. Cslcuiis-Hufoss e 4 Co
Also for sale by al the respectable Drugesis in the un
ted States mv4 f'isslh7hl0thk 18th
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miscellaneous.
NOTICE

nIssOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHlP.--The CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing, under he pane Of
WIN SWAIN L SON. was dissolved on the 2lst of July
last by the decesse o. the said VIM Swain and the bust
ness IL now and will be In future conducted exclusively
bv the subscriber who has hsd the sole charge ofhe
uacurng Of the Passces and Nermfuge for The last four
teen wears.
The Panacen will be put up usual IN round bottles,
futed Ion eitudnslv with he following letters blown on
the glass Strains's PaHaoca Phtlada." aud the only
change made the OF JAS SWAIN stamped on the
sesng.wa az snd sr on the label covering cork and
new label for the side ofhe bOtie composed % gsOnet
rc lathe work comprising nine different dies which have
been turned for the exclusive OF the proprietor by
Draper Co bank engraveFs Of Philadelphia -Four
dies OF different patterns form the bodV OF The work and
IN the center portrait Of the late VIM Swain sepsrs-
ted from the borders by circles Of lathe work The
word. swsims Psnscea' engraved conspicuous
turned strips and large semcircular die forms
The upper margin The borders composed OF plain
lathe work strips outside OF which Is engraved In small
letters the entry of the copy right, - -
Philadelphia Aug 1916 JAMES SWAIN
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r G. KEMP, Auctoneer.
Store 42 Broadway side lhird store shove Csnasl
TA-H ADVANCES made, and all sales promptly
y settled. sales u furniture At private dwellings, and
stocks Of goods personally attended o snd solicited.
G. X. will devote particular attention 10 me sale OF
books and private libraries his eonveuences for which
very ample - -
WEDNESDAY, May D.
At 10 o'clock ~ Broadway, 81 stors above Canal
FURNIruRE.-R. &. Kemp will sell A. above lsrge and
desirable OF sud second hand furniture,
comprising The usual ySety OF parOr chamber aud si1-
chen furniture and housekeeping articles, which Will be
found we'll worthy Of notice
Also on account Of Mr. A. Smith. who purchased on
Wednesdsy April g. snd has called fOr them, the FOL
lowing articles, viz mahogany chairs carved back
spring and mfted sess rocking chair elegant mahoga
ny wardrobe, black walnut gothic oedstead, and two
paliasses, amounting Co $40.
Also on account Of Mr.. Bennett. who purchased on
April q and has called for Them, (nr Bennett sp
peared he country doslef) hair cloth sofas
surpeutus fronts carved back and fashionable styles
maho gany psrlor chairs rocking chair and card table
amounting IN all 10 Sl2l 81.
Also very rich Brussels paror carpets but little used
and In perfect order
Also, mshogsDy black walnut and maple beds,esds
Also, curied halr mattresses, pslliasses, &C
Also feather beds ingram carpets aud chamber mrni'
Also CENTER card and work tables
Also. mshogAny parlor chairs, otomaDa. &c
Also very gothic tea trays, silver plated ware,
Britannia ware ivory table cutlery solar amps gran
do'es, and assortment Of kitchen furniture.