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( T,o -; p noesa' suu ns s
compound, being substitute for eggs DO ali kinds OF cakes
and butter pudcnts shilling package equal 10 p Eggs
and imp richer flavor.
Essei &c Of lava COfce-A 81 cent boue will make IS
cups and will keen 10 sD climate for any length Of time.
COnsnfs Patent east j. recommended by the most s-en
tic men IN the country the hsbifesi article used
for raising bread pastry.
4 50, large assortment Of tess sugars Old wines ard
liquors pickle fsnces spices foep and candles Boosns
saussges smOs cd meats, fruits of all kinds cigars
served meats and ssrdnes 10 tin cases maccaroni verm
cell sagO, sUow-rooi, tapoca, q, All goods carefully
PACKED and sent 10 any Of the city ee Of expense by
il8 n GASSNER NOUNG 1872 Chsthsnst
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A. stonustnn Pet ship Bef.ey William Hall siss ial-
reports Iu A. Connecticut Mon toa japan Wis
18Th Moeu 90, 15 tts ~ vh Ohut 10Th Dromo
wis th- .-asoo Co sept ' Ishua shp Clement d.
ttls ~ $3.50 ~ha.e.
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CALrFoRNiA GOLD.-In.ru

EhLfEDRNfA GOLD lnsuuriiOns T col .ect-
ing testing, melting md sssayirg Gold 0th descrp-
lion Of The process II disu1gu-hUP gold from worthless
for the Of persons going % California Leer and
cap paper ink iuksHnds C1is wsfers, ing wax gold
and .ierl pens trsye wiring drsEs. chesmen, back
common io8rds PLAYING csrds dOminOes. nOasy be Il
voOps pOc textbooks penknves poufliOs letlersiamps
&c &c FRANCIS 4 LOUTBFL. stRioners,
Msidsu.igua
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BRAITHWAITE's RETROSPECT

lNHIS DAY PUBLISHED. Part XVIII. OF this invaua
i be Medical Journal, containing among other matters
81 importance The mos; successful mode Of treating the
Cholera In al countries No physician be perfect his
prOs without the Information contained In this Journal
Price per 81 80 per anuum sDd for the whole
series TO the present lime, $40 50. DANIEL ADEE,
SfNDSWlts Publisher, lO7 Fulton ct n
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Foreign Ports.

Coat of about Oc' hsrs Lucl- Ropes NYot
she would femsnbuco Tor orders
4h ulf bark REM, Rrgs, for LAghom
snsh psu of her cargo and 2, on The berth for Nlod
No American vessels al LEGION 80 u Dee - shp Sterling
R1Vel, sumstrs.
Pa.set E.neu Dec ~ BARI bsrs Ansje Bartlett Cubs
B an-haId Crnn.adi L. Nnr-L se.-
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Id. mnIsE. AND LANp- FoR sALE-. d.

A.nl HUI : - IND IANU~ FUR ofLfs-- IhT =
II. free stone hOu see N FOuuee1thst
49, foe houses lu N1th-st. near Finn avenue
house % We,Thirieeuth Small but very convenient
twcslOrv house On Amy. near WoOster-si.
srge ard valuable house 10 HsmmOndtt
three story house first rate repee with every cOuvr
uenc@ 10 Prince. Ned ugs-,t
vacant los FoIueeulhsI between Sixth AMI S-g-
enin avenues.
5000 scres 1ncuivsted snds on Long lssns, on s Rail
rosd These snd good and will BE- sold cheap 10 farms
20 suit purchasers
farm o. S. acres with good .uidiag. Al Shutdown
Long Island
A farm Of about - scTes NJ s0mervlle, y. In good
stsf- Of cultivation For farther particulars apply 10
ELDREDGE, PLATE r. STEWART,
Qffw a. Milfan-st
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WANTED. AT THE GOLD MINES.

80 600 BOTTLES on GAYS cANc II Ala "a.
sgue hest kn0pn As In 10. condensed form each bottle
contains third dOse- llsn quart bole Of Ssf-l
Tsnas while The freight viii DOT be Onef urh Sc much
and 80 consins 10 syrup other ingredient likely 20 fe
men ana sour 10 wan cmsie Offer. inducements io
purchasers 10 supply The demand Apry al he Csnehaia
qua Depot u Broadway Us 1awlm-
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DAIIFORNr,- TORACCOFO LONG VOYAGE.

('AiIFORNta- TOBACCO FOR LONG VOYAGES
" AT sEA-PersOns going % California will find
Good wins Patent Fine Cut Tobacco very desirable article
only for their use but for sale IL free from al
the yeas this Tobacco he's been nearlv
parts Of the world aud n has Il become unfit
FOR warrant n 20 reAd its moisture and flavor and
become mOdy any climate for three years Persons
sending goods 10 California will find is the best Article Of
Tobacco tn ship. s pressed and pu up In small
packages thereby avoiding Onehsf the expense usually
tending he shipping Of ordinary fine chi tobacco Manu-
featured and for sale by
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BULLS CONCENTRIC DOUBLE-ACTING
GOLD WASHER

THE ABOVE MACHINE Is so constructed hist the
whole OF The mass Of matter, which j. aced IN H. q
thrown up In 0osered ssle and lhen the particles
readily separated by washing away the sand ana
by allow The gold setile he bottom Cal and eX.
anime for yourself 81 rs Eldndge-st 4 ST.
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CALIroRNIA GINGrR-HRrAD

'NHE 81 bsCRlBER 10 now making srice Of ginger
bresd expressly for shipslOfes and for NpOrAtOn IL
10 warranted TO Keep good n sny clmse for year
longer properly put up "a inst The ihns stay the
stomach while engaged IN digging travelling and Il
celeui during ser spell of seasckness II IL highly
recomm ended by those who hsve used Passengers fu
ushing their stores should supply themselves with
package of ami every ship CARY ing passengers should be
provided with H. IL csn be had by the single CAKE
packages varying from : 20 - Csll snd see 70 al
~ W. DANIDSONS. q8 Broad-si
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srrsrNE CorRr-s peclsl Tarm-DecIslnna
tRlifofUir fmiarcnts

by the bark Bonnie Adele from this port Feb .
Cosson, VI IA. bean, n Ferns. VI Conn Coa l. Dso,
court gan Gran Graon Mrs sacksor Be- Reoe 81
ward Fnn Johnson, vs. Csssedy. u Gfaut NaEer ,
1sr.a SINGER Tsnprsg Ielrer. Roger Syer Br,E
sgler, kesfia sras. John
Nghahon Rarnes h1@ge, n Evans g. Flerf Ro-ad4 "
o"ae NcGongsl DufeE7n. y, Comics brother ser
ocs Denarsi, LaDghan Joseph Waugh Pa'fsn r L
Whitney, Hsney Copeland . Iou@ sohrnsIepbars j
1lrson Jones. Irit Herring. f-egnecter C@s-e
eh-seie Nordiort, W Wills scovii ! Crandsli &
Saunders
By the schooner smack Odd Fellow from New Lon
don, Conn. I'd inst;
Daniel stotdsrd stodssrd stoddlrd Stephen PERI M
solomon Perkins Edward Eivin Brown
Aouzo Williams. joe fh Allyn Joseph Miller Par
sn " Huntington Champ Fbeuezer English Orn sssn
CHRISTI phcf Rogers, Frances keeney Besb- Fred
White Raj Arthur. Allen keeney.
BY the sGliOte from Belfast. Ne. 2sth ult
{, straw, Chss Webb Elisha eb Mebb Peter J. M.t,
George fft- Joseph Hanson, Snort samuel short =
kype X Cram Joseph Day. P-rce Thomas "
Bartlett Nu Carr join Prait, HANS PECK John Pollard
Alfred kroifek stephen f.tfeng DecfoW JOSEPH Lavtt
Ben Grfn Thomas fafrov CUM. Merrill, WIN Torey Free
nan Patterson WIN Gnin, John Hal Bee Bradford Dnse
Dudley Joseph Sherman, Hubbard, G-D C2ofre Joseph
Dyer FISHER foiensbee, Joseph Cusc Andree Been Brown
Brown Augustus w Blrrl G Burril VIM n Weeks Iof
6ranasi Aaron Johnson, Ihos DnsuoTe. A Gamble
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rALfpORNIa- DAYS LIFE

" the secure compact ard suitable conlrivsnce 70
preserve NE by sustaining me wesrer 10 wafer person
having II cannot gel his face 10 the waller hs tiles II
Il divided ut0 three distinct apartments each ofwhch il
lfepTeseIver. The WEIGHT i but irs than ordi
nary rouLd singlechsmbeTed presefver The American
Institute have twice awarded his invention the higher
imonis and premium The invention simple and sdspted
for ell persons snd mece with elastic springs adapted 20
ladies' and general assortment assert, without fear Of
cont sdcoD hat none Of the elshOraelypufed
cOntrvsnces dee gnad for The purpose have 1.-THE OF
the merit which distinguishes his life preserving apparatus
above at other things known Price, from - 10 $ esch
Win ore OF these river ard float with The
head, NECK and shoulders ab1Vs water for weeks The
lrs'e supplied liberal terms Merchants aid Traders
foi California sill find every desirable floating apparatus
suited 10 their purpose manufactured SOD for ssle ~ p
Corland-st N. Y HORACE DAY,
q IN Manufacturer Of India Rnhhsr and quits Percha
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r., c.az=saE yEW ROUTE TO mON-
- SY@Y& TRRiI.~WiNrER ARRANGE

MfNr-ROr LOWELL. NASHUA
CONCORD. NORTHFlELD MONTPELIER and mON,
IkEAL-Fia Steamboat 10 Alyns Point, Nor"lcn ard
worcester and Worcester and Nashua Rsirosds fsssrn
gers can leave south side Of Pier Ne Norm RIVER 10 me
sesmboais WORCESTER or CLEOPATRA, dalIy sun
days excepted ~ O'Clock. p NJ. for Nofwcn tor Ayns
Point taxing the steamboat Train from Ayns ront 20
Worcester where the inc connects with me worcester sno
Nashua Concord Northern and Vermont Cennal harosd'
for he sbovenamed places Pssssngers by lhi- route WI
be ssd TO reach Of the above places 10 much ess
time ard cheaper fare than BY any other way Stages VIII
be In rsdne-. at Mortified to convey passengers TO Mont
peier Burlington 81 Adams, Monues Piatsburg Malone
and o,bsr nolnt. In Northern Vermont snd New York
Freytt f1r Lowell Nsshus Concord and oter places on
,shr Information inquire Al the Office Of the Norwich and
Boston Steamboat Company, al Pier No u River, 81
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10 -s=-ts-t-t = iNlIED iAtt- NAIL
49, .5e1r-~x1rsLlNE FOR BOSTON. ia NOR.
WITCH and WORCESTER without
change Of cara or baggage, without crossing any
ferry Passengers taxing The cars al Norwich Tor Ayus
Ponfl are Insured their seats through BO.ton-,hs
being The Only inland route nat communicates through by
steamboat and railroad Passengers by This line are sS
cOmpsnied through By tn conductor u the train who
will have particular charge Of their baggage and viii
Otherwise give hs attention their ease and comfort
1hi. line leaves south SIDE Of Pier No North River foot
of Battery place. daily, al O'Clock, ~ Sundays er
ceplecJ Is follows WORCESTER, Capt J. w WI
hams will leave New fork Tuesday. Thursday and Sal
urdays CLEOPATRA, Capt T. ID ROsth will cave New
orr Monday, "wednesday aud Friday Freight Tor BOs
Ton taken a. as iow rate by other line and for
warded win esisr expedition FOR freight or pssssge
sPpy on boafd, or ~ The Office the south side OF Pier
No NORTH River ar
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GOLD AND SILVER

For hose going 10 California
I'VE 81 BSCRlbER can accommodate few more Met
sllurgie students In the Analytical Laboratory ale
College, NewHsven, Conn. Particular instruction vii be
gwen 10 hose going TO California IN the methods OF gold
snc silver sssayug aud the d-termnsO OF the value Of
gold dust and buiOn Muohimporsni information can also
be impaired IN comparatively shou ume regarding the
OF able metals ard the substances which are likely
be mistaken for them For farther information spply by
letter h sII,LINAN iR
New-Hsven, January 81. 1919 n S,eod
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JANUARY REP0KT-.THE MUTUAL BENZ
JET LEE LNsLkANCE COMPANY IN Ma--.ll La.

ROBT L. PATTERSON, President
BENJ. G. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos l. LORD, Agent
James Stewart. NJ ID. Medical Examiner the Office
daily. from to O'Clock -(residence AbDgd0n-squsre
II NAV I'm
IL NICkRRBOChEH SlRE INSURANCE. com.
n PASY or NETWORK. Office 81 WEll-st-Cspiis
s180o00-Org1nslly incorporated 10 1923 This Company
continues TO insure against ios sud damage by FIRE tn
mOs favorable terms t operations confined chiefly r.
the City OF NeW-Yorf and lis immediate proximity. NJ
losses sd iursd ard paid with pr0mptnes srd libersT
DIRECTORS
George lresnd John Ootco1.. re RE hrcniai.us
Robert Benson ohm Campbell George bonkNl
Joshua Bfush Robert !, Sgsu John Gray.
BOlus Moore Edward Cook shcr Riley
Anih0ny Lamb, Adam NOnie Robert Kermit
Ben.-n De Forest William Tucker Cnss ?. Lsvericb
Anthony ChsrcJr LsewisC HsmeBiey. William Browning,
Aler Lawrence william p Dean, Henry Ellsworth
GEORGE IRELAND President
4 = MCDO-At o. earr=far- - ~
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" ncie just brought out. superior anything 10 use
made OF al sizes calculated for hsnd horse steam
power. Also, horse powers god-sifters wheelbgrrovs
picks maitOct- crOwhsrs carts aggons wire cloth Of
sizes and every article adapted for digging and collecting
gold. Also iul assortment OF agricultural imp ens
al the Agricultural Store, l98 Froni-st
9f3t+ John MOORE
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- FARM FOR SAIE-Consisting Of 2lO acres Of
~ weOcGted land In hne stale ~ cultivation, with
good farmhouse very large barn. nearly ew snd
other outhuildngs The situation ID retired healthy snd
pleasant commanding as does view Of large extent Of
country Loug Island Sound and the shore OF Connecticut
u Is about mile from the village Of Hunr gon, l. Island
whence there two ally commun suOns i New YORK
CITY by stages snd the l. l. Railroad snd miles from
Cold Spnng Hsrbor, whence esmbOsi The city
daily II will be sold reasonable terms, 10 close
ta.e aud The stock be had fair valuation Ap
py 10 WALTER Y BRUSH. or
STEPHEN BRUSH Executors.
Fryt -
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FOR CALIFORNIA
FOX CALIFORNIA

PAsIfIC NAIL STA NsIIP COM
SzL-.S PANY -ThE IS NAIL -TEANPACkETs
~-The CALIFORNGA,of 050 Ions Capt Cl-ve
land Forbes The PANAMA. of 1857 tons Capt William
Stout The OREGON Of nag tons, Capt Robert II feHr.
sou-uow he way 90 the Pacific, are Intended 10 leave
Panama, ports Central America. Mexico sDi CAM ?.
follows The frat tns 5h OF January the second
The 18Th c FebWsry. tls third on ms l5h Of March An
experienced Surgeon viii accompany each ship Pas-en-
the sler cabins furnished bedding, but not
and liquors and viii be allowed for personal hsg-
gage free 70 the Of 30 Pc weight FREE ght
and all goods so per ton ard one per cent
specie Packages should not exceed li0 be weight for
mule carriage
Passag- Pansma !. fas-l -u miles
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are decdedythe best yet offered for sale; they will
wash he soil fssl il fed into the machine AMI whist
Is more importance the god black sand c.nnabgr snd
plnns csnno. csc. pc from il they arranged for
horse and hand power. with extras and boxed from
$50 10 SIS Also, god pickle Mining tools, pumps hose
carts wheebsrrows, TetOrs cucibles chests
and every description Of implements FOR California For
sale Al he lowest prices 81 the Agricultural Warehouse and
Seed Store Of A. ALLEN co.
ia Inn lSq and lql WaleT-st Now-Yors
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INSURANCE.
EQUITABLE LIFE iN-U RANCE, ANNUITY
II AND TRUST COMPANY. - WGru-st Pmlqir,phis
Charter Perpetual Capita c4sO0.
fDfT% u (TAgHDpN pr..tHarf

The premiums Fixed he lowest rates consistent
with secuuy From The difference ~ premiums Charg -
b. his and other companies parties insured 10 he EQuiia
bic receive .hef share of the pr0is In cash the Of
paving their annual premiums without waiting The Mu-
us Offices. eight years for prot which lhO1e ar-
parenly msde may never be realized.
Payments may BE- made annually, hef yearly sriery
Persons Insured for lie Tor the rs years borrow
each year half the amount Of their premiums by paying
per cent Interest, without giving any note
Married women and Female Children msy insure the lie
OF either husband parent free from the aims Of any
creditor Policies sss abe v ~ OF the
Compa The CAPITAL Of ihe Equitable. $4,000 guarsn-
iies 10 the insured The payment fan Ol their policies
matter how great the mortality may be- from lhs Cholera
any other epidemic
Forms % application snd any other Information msy ne
obtained al the New York geucy = Msrchars Exchange
HanOvertt JOHN 4. UNDERWOOD, Aeert
JOHN r. MCoMB. " d l6i Dusnes 81 Medical Examiner
d28 3meod NMNF
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sALR-oF VAL

- hfNisTKATOR'- SALE-Of hALUA-
~. BILE REAL ESTATE 10 The Cily OF New YORK Do
FL longing TO the estste Of ISAAC LAWRENCE de-
IN pursuance Of order Of he Surrogate % The
Merchsnu Exchange 10 the City Of NewYorE the first
day Of March next ~ Twelve O'Clock al noon Of that day
The ioo"ing valuable ea efLs- belonging 70 me esa.e Of
lsssc Lawrence, deceased;
All ihs certain lot piece or parcel Of and situate, lying
and being 10 the T~ehh ate 9Th Ward Of the Guy Of
Ne~Yors, being part snd parcel Of tract or subdivision
Of farm piece parcel Of land where
u Frances Baysrd Winthrop Esquire died seized
common known by the " The Turtle Bay Farm b.
ginning hs -ssefy side of Forty seventhst a. pon.
one rInd.d ant eyhty-tvo r-- nob.ges.Tsrtly from
the Of the Fir.tav-uue thence south hhycne de-
ami thirty minutes east four hundred and ten feet;
thence north thirty az degrees essi feet h-nce
south tniry-egh degrees esst fOryeghI feet theuce
north tfyf0ur degrees esss htyfour feet thence north
eighty nne degrees and thirty minutes east ninesyeigm
feet herce south ihnyhre- degrees east one hundred
and nineteen feet thence south sXIythee degree. and
hny m'1uies east nineiysx feet thence south thyone
degrees and thirty minutes three hundred and thirty
nree f-ei; thence north forty degrees we-i eght
hundred and .ItyfOur feet thence south thryhre- de
grees hny minutes i've hundred feet 10 the place "
beginning containing eight acres Dc NJ SANE more Or
WIKI th- house and buildings and improvements here
on 9Tingp pert OF The premises ShSh wrf- conveyed 10
oae Henry Barclay hy William D. Winihrop by deed re-
corded 10 The Office Of he Register of he City and County
% ne hra day u March l-7 Ih- SAL premises being
bounded s0uihwr s-fy partly by Turtle Bay snd partly ~
snd y Co'olel Thomas Barclay soaihesst9ry By he
Es-l River on the norhessery side by ground now or
ai- u Nicholas Bsysd, aud The nOrhwes,ery side
by and Of ,hessd Henry Barclay which said premises
10 erected dwelling house and also stable
Also, Al that certain lot piece or parcel Of land situate
lying and being In the Fghh Ward Of the City of New
York In0wu sud distinguished msp made o. the estate
u Ahijah Hammond, In said Ward, BY +. Bsnc1er Civ
Surveyor 10 1875 and by survey made by Daniel Even
Cry Surveyor In 1871 a. lot number ls, and bounded on
said map 40 follows westerly by lot number 1872 and psr
o. 49, souih-ry by o number hundred and seventeen
eastery By Mercerreet and norhery by lot number 10
being 80 described on said twenty Feet ight
inches front snd and hundred feet deep he the
ssme more or ess said lot being known AMI d.tp-
zushed BY lhs street lumber tEe1tyihree 1897 Mercer.
street 90 whic1 premises i erected EO-st0ry dwelling
holsc-DAlec NeH. orr January 10, 1919. il6 10
JOHN L. LAWRENCE, Administrator, No. 81 Valet )
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urely novel 10 n. construction and mode % apphcnnon
caused by th= Ordinary spring russ ard a r1w sosno~
81 gec be ne best sruce known Tor Hernia froapsls
spinal Abdominal Weakness 10 either sci once 10
sross~sy, COZ, Es:denlsRs, room No ~ q osa
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- FOR -AGE.-Farm ri Bm.hvii a, A Al auction
~ 18Th Feb AT o'clock belonging 90 the estate Of David
Abrams, deceased conlang shout 81 acres. Of which
about wood the remainder ushe land under a
good STATE Of cuuvsuon-on the premises good dwell.
ling hOuse barn and other buildings, with variety Of fruit
The farm : PLEASANTLY situated on the mrnpse cad
ing from Jamaica TO Hempste al and within ten minutes
walk m Bmshvlle stopping psce oithe L. Railroad 90
A desirable location for country rs.de'ce farmer or
gardener. For farther informal on inquire ofJACOB
ABRAMS, as Broadway or Of MORRIS FOsDiCk. Auc.
tOreer. Springfield. l.. l. II 2ws
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hR MANSIONS DENTAL ROOMS % Eighth avenue.
JAbin Tech inserted, from one 10 AZ en-
TIRE set Every operation guaranteed Prices moderate
Ancient and Modern History OF the Tech published by
Manson. ten years practical Deniisl can he had gratis
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SPEclMES-The following has been handed
for publication We learn that the author has since
died
Why is certain volume Of illustrations Of Shakespeare
greatly ov-rprs.sed
Because the people IT, they prs.o the M0ytx
HSfsc4-ed Dsflises
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d. - 4 NJ sRA6goRD ~ ~ b All..lss c.s,.

ID ORDER of Tie Hon Nathan b Morse.
ID he Court oi The state oi Nes iat.
F-l pursuant % - provisions oi s sstnfe srt0rl
resident -ff1s That attach euf hes sgsns
estate o ToWN.FND HEWLETT n-d-f of Aba. li
Bf1 West .da Islands sni tlt tle s l~ i iDr
be- i~bt. unless - appeal md t.hff@ .lrh siac
-1t. scO0ring ~, afir months n i- fret pah.
0f alt- tHf rat - payment oi debts i4- fl Dom
i~ 0 t, STATE a1i t- f.eU t a ar ur hs arJ gfl
r-ry f. State belonging u and the utn.-rf s15
properly arli-n b as f0t Difei $50
flg of september. J. n NAN con- Afinrnef
~ Iss..u f.f Attaching Creditor q Wslsf N@s Yo-s
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POLICE CorRr--A fellow who gave bis name as
Chapman AZ evening found sfets under bed the
house Cherry st Hsw custody Of Policemen Reeves
Am Conner brought thu morning
stealing -ah snj clothing valued 81 tt from Chss
Of Nes Haven sausen Rucsrau tsken
custody ctse q stealing g. Jacob inehasi OF IS Avenue
wlan Murray ock-f up chsree Of stealing watch
valued - The property Of Rhsrd Bennett o s Bowsry Cor
5,os consey vas sso brought charge o stealing
wsteh the property Of Valentine Fisbe
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Z T. MILLER
FHFDk COOK

y ~ YORK; srPFKoR COURT-cORsfLIUs " iAw
y RfNGF and ELIJAH PrRDi. Ffecrnrs of DAVID Prll.
f..-lsed, ,sln.t EFfiNGHAn WARNER FREDERICK
FRYE GEORGE ". MOORE AMI SAMUEL NfN MAN.-suu
ns o SAMUEL NtNNAN-sr lDp are hereby summoned o.
sns-r @ complaint the cause and copy your snssf
u fhr ul NaF iurs sthg twenty days the errhs
hereof. exclusive Of u da 81 such ari sou o. sr
sNer ,Yu sn as loresid OBI, psHfs vii nppy - C0gn
he le Term thereof 90 De- h-i 10 t- Cy Hal o Y1rl
Ct Fla, Monday of April thousand eghf hanifei sna
offl N O'Clock fhs forenoon The i-maniei
The compliant Date Jnuay lo isfs DANIEL LORD
300 PIN Attorney. - Me-. hants Efh.n-s
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oITY ITEMS.
SATURDAY, February 3

ACADEMIA gentleman named Ferris was
severely hurt last night by falling into hole In the
sidewalk in front OF No 2l Charles which had been
carclessly left open.
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Passage u the cabin deduction OF on-h1h from
above rates Passage In the forward cabin from Psuss
either Of he above named ports 500, including only the
ralions furnished % the crew No pss-ag-
cured until paid for Apply al The Once Of the Company
New. York 81 SOUL a. In
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Df ORDER of Charles y Dly Pa of Jufr-. OBJ
- Doc Court ~ Common P-t- h- n
foh, n1r~ hereby er-n pur-usnf o fh- prsl,or
sufe qlfior1nf attachments Against s1s1ling nrel-i
rf fe1lrs that attachment ha- issued gansf fhe
CIVILIAN A. GOLD Resident 90 fhe State I@r- end
f~ VII t cold mr. fhe payment hs f-i- snr-sf
sni dOhr.e such attachment according l law sfhn nrs
from Die FIRST II this and fhaf f-
debt. iu- 1 hu by residents - stats fie ~
lor property whnt State belonging h.m 80
transfer ol such 0rtdsu
void Dated tho fourth iay ri November, lsf-
II. !. IL A L ll.-LL