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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19
DROPSY AND GRAVEL.

nR O. c. VAUGHN would call the attention Of invalids
ITO his Vegetable ith0ntrpc Mixture, highly cele
brated throughout the country ~ q. c. NAUGHNS
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY DR.. Vaughn would
earnestly all who desire remedy Of any kad that
the article possesses properties which Will meet all classes
ofdisease that cannot be taken without benefit, and
that proof Of its curative powers he begs leave TO
refer t0cecaes from all sections Of the country
which are IN possession OF his agents.
They have sold this medicine tor four years past for all
kinds plants aud viii be- able TO show testimony Of
high character DR. Vaughn would earnestly ask the pub
he ~ call aud obtain his pamphlet IN the hands OF his
agents for gTautous distribution 1t will show why one
REMEDY good fifty when that remedy is pro-
perly com pounded
This medicine Is especially offered for dropsy, ell,
diseases Of the ver, kidneys, aud all affections the
urinary organs As female medicine u Is one OF the most
certain curaves taken into the systemn0t sing
instance has 1t been resOred 20 without perfectly
storing a healthy state the debhtated frame.
Let the dropsca sufferer resort AZ 10 this medicine
tie first trial Of 1901 bottle will show the power Of me
article Let the suffering In that distressing disease gravel
and all otter complaints try this remedy and the 80 o.
bottle will convince you that IL has extraordinary healing
virtues Price. ~ o. bottle l 80 DO p, or six Il o.
bottles and for $40 It taken At one time.
Office the sale OF this article 1872 NASSAU St n =
Storrs Co = North SNthst. Phllldephia smith A.
knson, 238 Batlmore-st. Baltimore; Wright Co. lol
Chartresst NewOrleans Mrs r. kidder, 100 Court-st
Boston, aud by druggists generally throughout the ned
States and Canadas sl7 5meod
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.

For The Tribune.
ON THY DEATH OF G F. w.
lysnuRUS'. lamp hath spent its Pickering light,
rhe sun hath set that lately shone 80 bright
a.dsvsmsn" is discharged" his work is o err
,rhs blessed penny paid. he wished no more
A rohle soal 20 Heaven hsth winged its hight
And Ieft an sching void upon the sight
Caught like Etjsh. in the arms OF love
Ara waited howard to the courts above
A. uhen the prophet babe the world adieu
His brother gszed and wished to follow t"o
sn we. dear friend, our bitter loss dep'ore
And sish to meet thee on that blissiul shore.
a., whom shall fall thy spirIt-who shall bear
The burden thou hast borne-thy mantle wear
yxrbo read the thorny path that thou hast trod,
Clad in the srmor oithe living God
Like thee. with righteous zeal the truth declare,
Unswsyed BY favor and unmoved by fear
With burning eloquence the soul 10 move,
N, melt the heart IN strains Of Heav emily love
n NAV some portion OF that holy fire
some Kindred spirit mOve-some breast inspire
To aid the seeking soul and point the way
That leads to perfect peace and endless day.
Dear cherished friend. thy voice no more shall
cheer
The stricken heart and dry the mourners tear
Let this consoline thought our grief restrain
Our loss, though great is thy eternal gain.
Two simple words the closing scene doth tell
These were thy words" ais well sl well
ALL well"
Y. lob Noah, lSth. lsi7.
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PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED

AKkIN I'D.
etship Europe, Able, I'm Liverpool, Sept ~ mdse
10 II Marshall sailed IN company with ships Arcoie
aud HofiinRer both for New 9Th inst LAT "a 20 Ion
S. in gale from ESE lost from the foreiopsalyaTd. Henry
Tfsffe seamen, Of Denmark. 80 steefage passenger
Ship Athens Chase, HGyre, y d. mdse 20 order Pas
sepger.-Mr Wsnk owi us aud 200 In the steerage.
Bark Chancellor Gray, Turks Island, IA d., salt &c 20
Tucker LighbouTn; vessel 10 ID Mathews left one
vessel IN port 70 sail next day.
Brig Home. West. kew-London.
Sehr Citizen, Snow, Msrblehead FISH.
Schr Banner, Tsrr Gloucester hsh.
Schr LeNing tOn. Smith Gloucester fish
Schr Two Brothers, Allen, Harwich, fish.
Sehr BeIons. CroweA, Dennis, tsh.
Sehr Hudson. Tsrr, Gloucester, h.h
Schr Oneco, CIOwell Boston, plaster.
Schr } { Calhoun, Csse. Boston plaster and hsh
schr Dennis Hodgdou, Easport 10 d. ath &c to Smith
a Boynton
schr Ganges HON CALAIS, 10 ds, sih, Smith Boyuon
Sshr James Barber Baker. Boston, mdse
Schr Mozart, Mel land. Lubec d. plaster.
schr Vulture, Jackson Newburyport de-, fish.
schr Compliance, Cfowei, Boston, s d. mds w Lewis
Sehr J Cooley 4 Co, Eldrdge Boston ds
Sehr Gfecisn, Chase, Boston, ds.
sehr sear Washiu gton, NC,6 d, naval
stores 70 Bryant Maitland
sehr Baltimore, Sleight Baltimore, d., rndse to John
4 Lowden
Scar Amanda, DAVIS. Newbern, nc ds, naval stores.
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N. Y. lob Morh, lstA, lsi7.

u An amusing incident occurred at the dinner
table Of Of our most fashionable hotels yetetosy
vetdans youth who arrived early 10 the morning from
the slsnt Mouadnock " II sitter shouting waiter Tor
several minutes without receiving any answer rose from
his chair pls,e in hand and marching up 10 noe lat
n, n ana returned To his seat Just Al this moment the
waiter srrived and our hero demanded potatoes The
pollte attendant brought them smokns hot In " tin
tieamer as Is customary Jouuy rs" eyco the dlsn snd
en,sr,, for moment and. bringing his knife down
~ith tremendous force the table growled out you
d.rned fool cant you bring EN- to fellow In anything
hut q sph boa ?" The waiter dropped the dish ~ he
would hot brick-ihe company rosred win Laughter
vhc Johnny sat In mute establishment his google eye
q, bis a. ssucers, staring shout him lChTonolyPe
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ROMAN EYE BALsAM.

From the cheerful ways Of men
ISsSSA Cut OFT and for the book of knowledg fair,
4yN - Presented with an universal blank. MILLION
<%< Diseases Of the eye aye unquestionably
among the terrible Affections TO which mortals IN
tins transtory world are liable Those whose eyes have
been injured by close application to study by too hXed
attention minute objects will obtain immediate relief
by the this Basam. In OF partial loss OF sight
from inflammation, film, advanced age, It Is equally
beneficial Many OF total blindness, that had existed
years have been completely cured By IT, In thus case
seeing il believing and persons suffering In like man
ner should remember that delay in diseases Of the 10
always dangerous The following certificate OF its virtues
will be read with interest by all thus afflicted
NEw-YoRK, Sept I, l8l7.
MR HFNRy JoHNsoN-Dsar SIR: Il is with pleasure that
am able 20 unitetny testimony with others, In
fying 20 the value OF your Roman Eye Basem tor dis
eased eyes and eyeds have been troubled with most
severe attack Of infamed eyeds, called by my physician
Egyptian ophthalmia. from which have been suffering
for about d years during which time have been under
the Of the most eminent oculss Of thus city
have bsteed cupped and leached-have used cau-
appcaton and every other approved mode Of treat
which the most eminent sail could suggest and mo
ney command and the end the whole matter let mo
nearly great sufferer when they commenced theI
treatment at ast used your Eye Bslsam, ana t9unu Us
effect ~ once soothing, healing, reducing us lS
ton. &c. My eyelashe. which had been ioTcioy I -,
by pair Of tWeezers twenty years before - -
qrow and now are nearly all restored, ana tho 'u sa
almost complete Ii has done for me what me Pes
cal skill could not effect, and recommend 81 iii
from affections Of this nature 10 use ~ an 80 th,m
cali upon me AT nv store, - John-st win ~. No.
NAM additional particulars which the u nm, o. prrK
WI no. psrm IN Kenny JoHNs0H Chemist, as Broad,
,.sv eor Ch.mbersG sold also At lo ruao S =, Es
Eat Broadway.
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WAsHfNerOS
CRCCKERY STORE,
WhOIesaIe ana kotall, 2

NO. l3S WlLLIAh -ST. opposite tue " Hships
~ ton Stores ID door below Fulton-st.
The subscriber having been tor some time past largely en-.
gagged m the CHINA GLASS AND EARTHEN WAKE
bushes at WHOLESALE has recently completed extern
arrangements for furnishing families and those com
mencng housekeeping with goods IN his line aud lie a
enabled to sell his goods lower rates than those engaged
the RETAIL TRADE exclusively, in consequence o. his
large and frequent importations tor his WHOLESALE
BUSINESS The location OF the establishment OF the
subscriber being such that he pays low rent ana ncu
moderate expenses enables him 20 carry out ms lnentou
Of furnishing his wares at REDUCED PRICES ,,,.,
The subscriber designs selling good articles ana
an enumeration OF his styles OF French emma Oi1he
Dessert Services fine China decorated granite -,
Coffee Sc - Toilet m great variety, oo 80 fn
Vases GirandOles Maltel Ornaments fancy "a :, - 10
and Plain Glass and common goods, &c &C ~, - e. n
all IN want that no promises 10 convince ths s At his
favor him with call that they can puchs' than
as,ablshment on much more FAVORABLE issd an in
saRETAIL STORE Bot should this nor DC me ground Of
Sycement he would solicit patronage upon ARGE AND
offering for their inspection an unusue ions can be
UNRIVALED STOCK, from whtSm Hotels ships and
steamboats, furnished . II oarts of the city
Goods sent tree OF expo GEORGE HI. CLAPP.
u TrhNSu
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MOROCCO MANDATORY.

a. J. HUNAFUf
Formerly Of The I'm Of Barclay Horrard & co..
MOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC that he has taken
w the II Jacob-st where he will keep assort-
men Of morocco red cOchnea coach and undress
roans mink hninRs 10 sin I'm
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sTRONG'S PATENT LAMPS.

4 ST--These lamps cast no Shade.
/ ID Are free from smoke smell q
Sd Will burn the cheapest oil, and give greater light
Al less Expense than any lamp now In use
9Th Are more brilliant than camphene or spiut gas
without the same risks 10 life and property.
jth Are liable get out Of order, are easily cleaned
and warranted for year
9TH The hand lamps will not spill oil with the most
careless usage. -.
Manufactured solely by s. D YANDERHEYDEN, $40
Pearlst New York. Wareroom j0f Broadway.
Chandeliers, bracket hanging parlor and mantel lamps
in every variety.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
N X Solar and astral lam ms altered OF I'm
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n,,rc1, Y,uLpoUs ROOTS.

uYACINrhs, 5 SeLs aS1 best named sorts.
"a 1'iin. A. a per dozen, best named sorts
% ruiips at cents per dozen best named sorts
no1bls Jonquils. At ~ per dozen,
ssis fonauils, Of So cents per dozen
,h co.es Anemone. Ranunculus, snowdrops, and
other bu bous roots ed HpnHa az equally low rates can
It'd from the assortment o. the undersig ned, which
equally choice varieties and fine roots any
b in the cty and what others may say the contrary,
txithstand ng They 3f his importation, and
are NOT auction roots JAMES HOGG
Of 2mT rhkS SIP Broadway
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INDIA RUBBER SOLES,

GUARANTEED TO LAST FIVE MONTHsl manu-
VI featured and sold by A. J. WHEELER, in alkeTs
shoe store, 49 Broadway Canast The rade and
customers promptly supplied OF these soes, the Editor
of the BuGaio Commercial duertser thus testihes from
personal experience Mr. Wheeler has the art Of apply
Ing boots and shoes extra sOes OF India rubber IN way
that contributes largely ones comfort and health and
very economical wiha sole Of India rubber will out
last three Of leather II is very elastic and pleasant
10 tread upon and in all dnary eafher will keep the
feet the dry and comfortable they cased
rubber shoes These soss be applied TO any
boot or shoe without mpArng their trim appe and
those who would consult economy and health would do
vii ~ i've NJ, Nheeler CALI SIS
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MARINE JOU r n A l. .

CITY Ix.Frc1OR's Offier, October i8, 1911
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TEXAS

COMMERCIAL AGENCY At GALVESTON.
THE UNDERSIGNED will attend 10 the Collection OF
Notes and Accounts In the State Of Texas, etectng
sales Of Real Estate the Purchase Of Produce Receiving
and Forwarding Of Merchandise, aud Of General Com
n, ssion Business GEORGE BUTLER.
REFERENCES ~ NETWORK.
Moses Taylor. Esq Hon IW Edmonds Walter Town
T. Collins, Esq w Langley 4 Co send Co
Alien . Paxson FSG ID LathrOp, Wisners Gale
n T. Wetmore Co ] q Dudley 4 Co T. q Faile 4 Co
Haydoek, Corlies u Putnam Esq q fnppe,
Co. Jas behcrts 20 Whte y bIhthhll'
Address AT II Pine.sf New-York 81 lwisA mos
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SUPPLIES or COAL AND WOOD for

- Poor Of the Twelfth W ird.-Sealed proposals VII -
received by the Commissioner at bis oihee IL the fa
until o'clock F. OF the 22d inst for furnishing for a.
moor Of the Twelfth ard. such quantities Of nut coal st
OAK wood ~ may be required during the coming Wnff
The coal 10 be- vi the best quality free from ehesnut and
pea size and BE- delivered IN quarter tons 81 the rae
eco b. per ton The wood 10 be OF the qsety u god
hack oak OF large size, and 10 be delivered In half os
M such times aud al such places may be required morn
and SIDE VI Seventy ninth u.
Bonds IN the penal sum Of one third the estiinsii
a,ouut of the contract, with sureties, whose name
with their assent in writing NJ the time oi mhns o1eh
will be required. NJ .. LEONARD, Cominission-r
Office of Comm ssioner Of Alms-House
N.yyo-t Qctnfer l8 l847 oistzal
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DEACU-ORCnARD COAI.--Now discharging
4 from BARGE MENr, 100 tons Stone
BARGE SWALLOW, IS tons Broken;
BARGE HARRISON. no tons Egg:
SCHOONER FAIR WEATHER, % tons Nut.
For sale low from vessel Apply 10
II. STOKES DlCKERSON, l07 Anthony-st
81 II Broadway.
EOAL.-l am daily dschargiug the best quality OF
" Peach Orchard Coal and viii deliver u al the follow
ing prices cash only large Nut - Stove OF Es
8 - from the boats and p cents additional screened
aus SIN PETER CLINTON
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sales ar the stock Exchange. MosoA
SECOND BOARD
rhe Rosrd ha. adiourned oEer lln Weanesday.

The value Of dutisble goods imported into
Charleston during September was sl6s23l Domestic
Good. exported s3l3s39 The amount of duties re
eeived was SOL 900 against 500 in September 1876
The amount Of Coal transported over the Read
inc Railroad sst week 81 0f9 tons. ana the total
smount this season s 100000 tons. The amount by
the Lehish Canal was 1928 tons and the total amount
of the season 524 773 tors.
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CARPETINGs.

ID LAWRENCE, a. Canslst, ofers for sale on the most
IL. reasonable terms pendd patterns Of Brussels Three
ply aud Ingram Carpetngs, Drugfsts Stair CArpstings
Oioloths star-rods Window shades with &c
Persons about purchasing will derive great advantage from
eAllinf At ~ Csnslu oil lmDkW
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,,,-vI 10 ,n,,t>I.rR, TOR,s OFTICE,N n

neNt of Kin Of JEREMIAH shEhAN, Iate Of the Oliy VI
New-York deceased, and who Is sle.ea 70 nste a'q -
la ,s;1strator vii b. administered 8nd DE-
posed Of by hum according 70 s" aSS' The same S
Sia5 ~ ne flth day 81 NoSfmber next-D ated New
deceased, Oy ' fet1 JANIS :. THAYER,
lOIAl W. - -. PnhlIc AdmInI.- rAf-I-
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STATE OF NEw.YORK, Secretary. ofice-AL;

Also the following Officers for the said City and County
10 wit Sixteen Members Of Assembly, 70 be elected
IN each Assembly District Yours, respectfully,
H. :. BENTON Secretary Of State.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. Public Notos .


Whereby gwen to the owner or owners occupant or =,
cupants OF all houses and lots, improved or unmpro's
lands. affected thereby that the following as,es-msl
have been completed by the Assessors ana are ocgea M
the Street Office for examination b. 81
persons interested, viz For building sewer IA Jate
street from the East River TO Chatham street The n'
embraced by such Assessment include the several
and lots Of ground, vacant lots pieces and parcels o.
situate both sides Of James-street between ne -
River aud Chatham street Also on the westerly 80
south street between Roosevelt and Oliver sfeeS 49,
on both sides OF Water Cherry Oak and Madison sttr
between Roosevelt and Oliver streets Also on po'l
Of Batava-street between Roosevelt ana James sle
Also, on the easterly side OF Cham am stree, -
Roosevelt and Oliver streets All Pc sons whose
are ed b., the ab0ye-named assessments ana Nno
opposed 90 the same either Of teem are iellesl y,
present their objections. IN writing, 10 the undei -
Inc Street Commissioners Ohi'e, within thf,y asSs
the aate Of this notice. MARTIN =. ThOMr soN,
street Comm ssoner and Chairman OF the A','so'1er
Street Commissioners OHce. Oct ~ ISL o. -
nuRIIC NOTICR-Public notice Is heIe0y =, ~
rhs owner OF owners OF the sloop Convoy ~ is,u.
apd eneumberng the slip at or near me ioos srved
street North River that unless the said scoop % ha
har.from on or before the sd day OF OCTOBER rs
same vail be taken and disposed Of a. dlreeea ~ AZ
ordnance Street Comm ssioners once Oosoos -
OILS 10 MARTIN L, THOMPSON s"sss
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REAL ESTATE.

= TO IET-For drill room, or Odd Fellows Lodgs
q room, room q by %, the best located and vsnt.
lated room Broadway. For particulars apply 20
auSl II J. BREASTED, 252 Broadway, up stsirs
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= sTeef-NUilce y nrIrUy tINFH 70 no ~
- - next of kin Of JOHN LOHAN. late ~ the ,.i.
~ YORK deceased, and who alleged % hsve ded
thar the effects of the said interstate the HANDS
a. he Public Administrator will Be administered aud a.
sed OF by him according 10 law, unless the ssne D.
Tanned By some lawful executor administrator Of io
decreased By the llth day OF November uextDsed Ne"
York Oct A. l847 JAMES ; THAiFk,
~ lA,uIv. PnbIlc AdminlsiIat-l
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sHgRrPs OFFICE, NEw-YoRE, Aug. 5, Is47.

The above Is published pursuant 10 the notice Of the
Secretary Of State and the requirements Of the Statute 10
such case made and provided J. J. V. WESTERNELT
81 INV Sheriff Of The CITY and County of Nsw.York
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nIRIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, y.

Is hereby gIvfn % ne lrIltIT
and next OF KIN OF EVAN DAVIS Of the Cnyo Ne.
York late seaman on board the T.. ; frigae SaseanN
decreased aud who is alleged 70 have died nie.tae thar
shall apply 10 the Surrogate OF the City and County u
Newly ork for letters Of administration upon the estate "
the said intestste the fourth day OF NoNenoei
IN ten O'clock in the forenoon Dated New lofk, Us
tober t. 1897. JAalES = 80 i., IN
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NlsrAKlNG HIS NOoATIoS-The Worcester TIE
rapk saws thu, dentist Ia the land ofstesdy habits hss
been detected going tendery TO work 81 the mouths
of some OF hs lsir customers.
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Prom the cheerful ways Of men
Cut OFT, and, for the book of know ledge fair,
Presented with anunlyersal blank. Milton
Di.rnsea ~ the eve Are nnnmestIOnahl
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II. +. JEWETT. p...h.....
WI ct CIrIAEp ~ ~. l-.-e.
Poushkeepsie, sept. lsi7 Of 2sw6s


eI9-W be sold, pursuant 10 the VIII Of John Thong
SON. deceased on the 9th fOctober next az o'coCf
before the Court House IN PoTf mouth, 70 AZ pub
auction, tract OF land nbout two miles from PortsmoDh
the mouth Of the Western Branch, IN the County 70
Norfolk, containing by survey x3it acres There is
tract of land OF ts size IN the county considered of
value than this. It's SOIL timber location and general ac-
vanages have for long time placed % IN high estlmati
For fruit farm u has every adaptation On y are cf-
Portable dwelling and the necessary outhudings IT .
land viii be sold subject 10 the rght OF the present cccg-
pant complete and remove his crop Persons de,rrls
Of seeing The land VIII apply 10 Thomas u Blacks l,
Esq on the premises, who VIII take pleasure m nowr- 70
10 them.
Terms Onehird cash, the residue TO carry Interest
from day Of sale. and % be secured by bonds with
proved security. payable ia equal instruments of one, two
and three years with deed OF trust and 10 secure
instalmenis aud interest as they may full due
ELIZABETH THOMPSON, *
ITO be published In the Baltimore Patriot ANA Me-
York Tribune three times week I'LL day Of sale and SCI
accounts the Office OF The Chronicle and Old Dom--
ION" Portsmouth, Va s5 3tswtOlf
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AGE.-I ndeT yeaf oIi 70 = o y = = = 7. ~ y
10 10 20 ~ 10 = so 10 49, ~ 10 90 = So 10 o.
u: 90 70 20 10. 20 60 80 10 o so TO 100 j; I'M
known. 8 TOTAL -. o..
PLAcss or NATIvITYUnited States. la2; Ireland, So
Tuzapd Scotland ]; Germany. - France, ]; ffus-
.ia :; British Possessions IN America, AiTice IN
fro5 the Alms.Honse Bellevue 2; Ho- pal, Bellevue.
p; Lunsnc Asylum. 2 Nursery Hospital : Nerd :
Island T. City Hospital Lyingln Asylum ]; Coi0ied
Persons IL C0loTeo Home, 4.
A. W WHITE. City Inspector
Crrv ISsrrcrnR,s OrIlcr. October 10. lai1.
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Mcnscsf, William
! Mcfsflane, Robert
| McWsde, Arthur
QuigIcy, Jno a
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O. TO LET-Rrom the first Of November next, the
Ii splendid four story house IN ChambeTss the iss
Tesdsnce Of Jonathan Hunt well calculated for
private dwelling Apply % ADON SMITH, AdmiDis,rs-
t0r 0f J. Hunt's astate. On he nrenllaes % n
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NOTICE-Au persons who are indebted 10 JOHN :.
I SCOTT. or SCOTT THOMPSON, and all per'0ns
who clnu D. be creditors OF said Scott scott
Thompson, lately carrying on business IN the City OF New
York grocers required 70 present their demands
against said Scott and Scott Thompson, and prove the
n required, and pay their d-btedness 10 the sub
cGher 10 his residence u sad city, on or before Tie nth
DAY OF November Claims not presented Will not be
entitled any dividend which may be declared ~ hn as
gnes Of said Scott New YORK October r. 641
ol33w' j b WAISTELL 20 hud-OD-.f.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF NEW-YORk, Secretnrys Ohce.-AL-
bDBANY September u, l9i71O the Sheriff OF the Coru
o. OF Ncw-Hork-Sir Pursuant 10 the act entitled An
act 10 provide for the election of Lieutenant Governor"
passed september a. i7 notice Is hereby given that AZ
the next General Election 10 he held the Tuesday
ceeding the first Monday Of November next Lieutenant
Governor OF this State IL 10 be elected.
Yours, respectfully, - : BENTON,
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DuBLIC NOTICE i, hereby gwen that the iollo..

JOHN EVEN. Controller
ice. New-York. October :. 1917. of til
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Weekly Report OF Deaths

Ia s CRY and CO mfg Of Ne.r York, from f's ga day Of
October 70 the 18th day If October ls47.
Men 70-Woulen, 7l-Boys, IL Girls, ~. Total, 2So.