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HARDWARE.


2 WOOD, 237 Water-st. New York
-a-Is STOVES STOVES-ft ts now admitted by al
VITO have Usei this celebrated Stove that far exceeds any
in use Tor heating PaTors stores, Offices halls kc.
The subscriber has also constructed CO0k-STOVE,
tire principle both OF which canno, be SURPASSED for
economy or fuel cleanliness and durability So confident
ia tie uudesg ued OF their superiority tha. he offers
fund the purchase money H. after ia Of two weeks ire
Stove si0ult TO, prove satisfactory.
The public are invited TO examine tta principle Of which
the fuel burnt IN his Stove il being entirely new pro-
uouuce b OF tie best judges TIE pest for giving heat
and q. the time the economical IN fue. OF any
stove II use. FEW OF tue many Improvements are
he-e set forth
They nave no CRATE IN the bottom the coal resting upon
soii surface No cold ar Is admitted 20 csadeE Tie ra
The air s heated before Il reaches the IRE. by passing
through hot cir chamber consequently the coal is 81 con-
his argnt ard SO constructed that II needs no rak.
ing free from dust and none escape into the
l. is ecOrOuical the application OF the heated air
connection with the fact that II cannot be disturbed by
Ing causes complete combustion OF !he ceaa prncpls
never before obtained in stoves,
Silver Medal has been awarded this Stove a. the last
Fair OF the American lnstiMte
The subscriber deems unnecessary to nser. any Of the
numerous testimonials be has received in favor Of the ab0Ys
Stove but produce them with any reference tina, may
be required io@i I'M L. WOOD, 81 Waer-st
DARLOR COOKING STOVE.-The
Il attention of the public is invited to the above entirely
article constructed Oh the alright principle, and
ranged for burning either wood coal Il is splendid
castron parlor stove with large size oveu and has MI
the conveniences OF an aright COOKING STOVE. For
nurseries, Easements, ana for persons who Obliged 10
cook in their sitting il Just the article that Is need
ed. Also, the celebrated Independent Alright Cook,
which universally admitted be the best baking in
the market the Gem OF Troy splendid article, with
vovng CRATE together with the largest and best assorted
stock Of Paror, Hall and Office Stoves and spendidRsais
iron Drums be found in this City the NewY Stove
Factory, 353 new uumber) GrandS opposite Essex Mar
Eol 21aeod+ '4',,- - 'e'0D' N L, coRT.
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q y I'D I 1aIoIJIII1L 4 w " =
" paper its sixth volume for sale cheap suitable
person together with she entire control for two or three
years the present Editor viii be absent small amount
ol cash or good paper 81 900, will DO required and
notes based upon oneaif the profits (efter paying
penses and ving) would be taken for the balance Fur
Their and full particulars given interview Rea names
only may address G. X. P. this Office. The chance is
good one and worth attention nl2lt*
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INSUR RANCE.
r. ATIONAL LOAN FUND Assn
l FRANCE SOCIETY or LONDON
GhHEsAl. AeENf's OerIcs II NN,it.l-1

q AlIONAL LOAN FUND ASSN
FRANCE SOCIETY or LONDON
GsSgRAI AGESr's OrrIrg n V,iist1
-,r-cr New York. Nos, il. 1850.
Directors the tEerto existing mode Of 5an+ NJ
twchirds OF the annual premiums pgid he lie ~
sured is discontinued IN reierauce to Dotcs, ~ s 10
after granted And lie Board hsTe introduced he foioy
M lew and favorable system ot oags Tor Tie iQiure VIZ
A party insured for lie whole isCm OF HE mas AZ any
time borrow orelaifhe an0gnt ofa1nual premium with
out note or secgry or deposit o. policy ana IS emitted to
division OF profits
beck as value thereof gross paid by him
ennual common premiums
THIS new form Of oans applies only policies hereafter
party already insured for whole He may on payment
Of Il small CONFER his insurance INTO 3 policy up
on tie loan system now Introduced
Parties already insured and entiLei 70 twO,,hr loan
not shut OF from said yOiri loan, Il they prefer IT,
upon the terms stated IL the oocetys pamphlets
party may. al moderate annual premium insure for
life, aud If he survive 10 reach the age OF 90 years the u
before reaching that age, tie fl sum insured il be paid
10 bis family or legal representative.
g Ta Z 5ABBG i 7; G. Cbairmsa
WILLIAM VAN HOOK,
HENRY LUDLAM
ROBERT G DILLON,
J KEARNY RODGERS. 6ID
ul22awif J. LEANDER STARR General Agent
NTTIZENS FIRE INSURANCE COM
OPANY-Ofices 81 WALL-ST. and I67 BoWERY.-
This Company, with cash capital OF
and large surplus securely Invested continues 10 insure
against loss or damage by FIRE dwelling houses
chandse, household furniture and all descriptions OF Per
sonal Properly, on the most favorable terms
DIRECTORS
Jeremiah Johnson William Valentine,
Alonzo A Alyord, James c. Baldwin,
Daniel BURNETT sy JARVIS,
William Wallace John ). Harms,
Thomas blcEEaLh, Robert Sarkiey
Luke Baker, Francis Palmer
DANIEL BURNETT, President
JINrs M RfcI FAN Secretary o5 II
FENHE GROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY, office 81 Wall-st. corner o, Pearl N. Y
capital paid in cash. prepared to insure Buildings
Merchandise Household furniture, Vessels IN Port Their
Cargoes &c against loss damage 6y fire. also, the
Risks of Inland Navigation and transportation on the most
favorable terms All losses promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS
RUFUS Story Moses TAYLOR Sampson Moore,
Peter Martin George Elder, Chas BurkhalIer,
Francis Skindy, Henry Edey, ASH 5; Porter,
Jas. b Wilson, Alex. II. Grant, VIM r. Foster,
Ben B Sherman, Marshall Pepoon. Isaac O. Taylor.
SAMPSON MOORE, President.
j. MILTON Smith, Secretary. 2f II
TgvHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
q COMPANY OF THE CITY OK NETWORK, Office
Ocean Bank Building of Greenwich snd Fuo SD
CASH CAPITAL S200, 900. Insurance against oss
or damage by FIRE. CROWELL ADAMS President.
GEORGE ". SAVAGE, Secretary Ie@1tt
pROOKLYN FIREINSURANCEC0.
a D-Ofice No 6 Merchants Exchange. Wall.st N Y.
and IS Futonst BROOKLYN. WM ELLSWORTH, PreSI
A. G. STEVENS. Secretary. au9 6m|
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NARENTs GUARDIANS, PASTORS, TEACHERS, AND THE
PEoPIEFeoe Laborers is wisdom in all men to right
iy estimate and things, and render to each their due
Not to do this is the absence oil all wisdom rejoice
to see so many pleasing indications that the great sub
TO ii III this country Many great and good causes have
had their day. while his greatest and best OF all causes
has been overlooked and forgotten by the masses Of
The people in both Church and State. But why has
1t been thus! Why have individuals communities
and nations slunbered long and 80 profoundly over
this subect-a subject second TO none In point OF I'M
porance? Education is the keystone TO the great arch OF
the worlds happiness; hence, not TO give II due proInl-
neDceis sad deficiency and the darkest feature OF our
times. Welye in most important period OF the word
history, and without proper understanding Of ths SUB
ject cannot be qualified 10 act well our several parts IN
this great heater Of the world Impressed with the mag
nude of the work before u.s. constrained TO make my
appeal you and suggest the proprey of getting up some
well organized method of efficient action.
1t is favorable season OF the year TO commence
of lectures and rightly understood the subject is
full of interest 10 all people, and capable OF beng presented
in light that will be very attractive and profitable. How
can the Young the old and all classes prohlaby spend
their Winter evenings, IN listening to able lectures on
this almportan topic Thebes men ana means are avail
able in rich abundance II is therefore hoped that our
readers will awake and give this subject patent ana
candid hearing Upon this hangs everything dear TO
us The facilities for successful action are now quite unpar-
aeed and should al once be employed throughout ts vast
country We therefore say that you VIII open your chrch-
es your lecte-rooms and your public halls you shall be
provided with lecturers of the highest order without charge
enterprise 293 Broadway, N. Y This institution is now in
s fourth year, and is patronZed by many OF Tue best
schools. families and teachers throughout the Union Tor
the execution of all educational orders inc Register Is
rich source of information and the best advertiser ever IN
vented for discovering and supplying the literary wants OF
our city and naion-abundant testimonials Of which may
be seen the Office BY the combined efforts OF all lis pa
irons and friends it be made the best enterprise
of the age do which Is the constant study and effort OF
With these few lines we submit matter to your
sderaon should they draw forth responses from the
right sources, you may hear from us agaiu
ME II E. IL WILCOX, 293 Broadway
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EINOR SALE,-A great business stand,
a store building and dwelling and stock of goods
would lie disposed Of separately wanted in that manns5
Binding in prime located in very houTshng WI
Ia ge on The Hudson River cash business in h operation
and established for many years The owner being in bad
health obliged remove South but woud remain ID e
Mace long enough to use his influence for the concern Ap
plyto PETER J. STRYKER, (MessTs Holmes X Co "
NJ lmeodh 90 broadway, N 1.
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TVuTIS ACADEMY AND ESSEX

u d SEMINARY is situated in Essex on the beautiful
margin ofthc Connecticut the seaboaId For health
funess OF location and completeness of arrangements THIS
Institution unrvaed combines IN the ad nin fc9 Vl
lille at The same time, by peculiar adaptation OF the
bnjds of Institute the usual objections to similar In
,i,pss NV, oLvieted BY this arrangement parents can
here favor heir sons ana daughters at the me school VIII
every facility for Obtaining thorough and accomplished
education Terms $500 year. Fare from Newly ork Clly
by the splendid steamer Connecticut and other boats OF the
line so cents For circulars please apply TO the Principal
or WIN ii. LYON x co 81 Cednr-st,
wi I0teod8o LUCIUS LYON AM. Principal
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VVVHE YOUNG LADIES BOARDING

"a VIE 1OUINU L4hDIT"o DVhIkDI1VN
~ and DAY SCHOOL, 10 RUTGERS:ST A. x S. R.
2lh of this month Pupils are received at any nterme'
date period being charged only from the time OF entrance
Prof J. w. HOWS instrucls IN Elccuuon
BENJAMIN II. COE Drawing,
prof GILBERT l.. HUME is delivering a course
of Lectures on Chemistry and the French classes are under
The care Of Prof N DE LA PLACE who viii also, during
the coming season. give instruction TO private evening
classes nj the schooLrooms stage employed for pupils
residing AT distance well for those who wish to rde
only in Indictment WeNher. hE <WeOd"
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~ PURSUANCE the suuosas OF tia County g.
New YotA heteby :" all parsons having eaRa
EDWARD FRISBi ss OF tho CITY OF New fofSl nfr
CHAT dscsAssd present tao with y0aehsn thereof oaha
bis place Of baaae Nc 81 HssA see. cordF Of
P.lrstres CITY brooklyn 6etofe .s sscood day Of
psrtDatse Ne" YORK ths 21th day Of May 1870
ap6mfTu GEORGE G. CHILbb, hxSeut1s
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AsEN'S and BOYS CLOTHING whole
1YA sale and retail al Y cry LOW PRICES The su5
scribcr, JACOB VANDERBILT 81 Fitoa.s, invi;es bis
friends ana tne pubic 70 is FS ana Mi4er soeS q co;1
MENTS equal in every respect TO the best custom WORK
Also, over 500 pieces et FASHIONABLE GOODS, which
will be made 20 order In style thst cannot % surpassed
Your patronage is respectfully solicited
n 2meodn' JACOB VANDERBILT, 81 FuitoGst
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FOR SALE.


NOTICE to those who wish to purchase
a handsome BUILDING SITE convenient to the city.
That splendid property known the BATHGATE
FARM extending about 600 feet the line ofthc arle
Railroad connecting the villages OF Upper and Lower
Morrsania hus forming the central part of village,
extending two miles the line oil said road has been
surveyed and laid out into suitable building plots containing
from 10 ordinary city lots each and is offered for
sale reasonable terms For particulars apply at the
store of the subscriber, AS Broadway.
Parties wishing to view the property will find person
on the premises on the arrival of the which leave the
City Hal Il O'Clock P, NJ. who will give all necessary
EXPLANATIONS. nl2 81. n. MCGRAW.
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AMPS-S75, 000.--Having added large

T AMPS-S75, 0OO.--Having added large
and best selected stock to be found in this city
ssng of all the various styles Of LAMPS for lard oil
camphene spirit and phosgene gas Also hail. street and
other lanterns, girandoes, chandeliers candeebras table
cutlery fancy ornaments &c &c OIL camphene spirit gas
phosgene gas, wicks, glasses, &c.
n Bust received, large lot Of very beautiful China
Vases al Of which will be sold cheaper than al any other
house in this city. Goods loaned for parties.
CHARLES FULLER. I75 Greenwich-st.
o. en- between w arren and Chambers
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MEDICINES.

Tvyr,Nr rrIJOJrS,INn CITpC nc o1 NON
VEIN 1I1OOChNO W llE1o duu W.
H a SINGLE FAILURE! DR. HASTINGS COM
POUND SYRUP OF NAPTtiA, celebrated throughout
Asthma Decline, Splitting OF Blood, Night Sweats Difficult
Breathing Coughs Colds and all diseases OF the Chest and
lis effect upon the system is mild and soothing a, the
same t Cef,a a,G o m rsna .a ~ few
u o ne s rnr,, is efieCted y
MI n,nStor ther.grc moi only recommends his NAP.
rI, EV6Irp nt ,nrroofs Il m Gre lie warrants il to
1 40 the Ckvie md nt1rif H. he warrants il 10 remove
Nil irSnnd,nents which rptn lhe free circulation of the
Mood he warrants il 10 omen the internal and external
49, r ,lo hoIl md eiert all tLe obnoxious particles
POtcs vi 'l'c 10Y; ~ ~ -, 10 az
which have accuihuiatcuih me system ho " ' " "
neyeriallAg retnG1fE IN N Nor, ,-,,r ,,rNcC
- " ~ 30 Dis G,iAorD ~ ~ 80 80 r, n,rlai,,s
fieciC FeVGI' VIZ NJ 100, ti,
al Ie anu ns', ~ iu NC 3 t0a aireody
torIatoi, ., noea ~ VIZ, 1i w il VIII the
ioLito 80 las PEE 1 o II. ~ & a. t H. a, sa ~
mos e9i re- 70 IL r g 5,ii directions
nH Is tr v f ,h io, in ira nro%rs. and
pTSS it SSiiJ iirecSns cnnnat f,il ~ Ie,ve
" 'C, III ti nv LII i{io ~ VII
III ~ ~ iTI VIZ MY UCGmMp01rND syRI-P OF NNpTHA
. IN. M i1,o w. ~ - 10 ,iiicaI prnf.ssion Thai
10 NANNY NV NJ ~ F ~ Vnr a,s hn NJ
p ,3naSit cannnt he TOO J,iohly prssedr DR.
arnn3 Of The Marine UosnitoI Savannah; DR. Ware OF
Iiverno0l Tnalnnd Or Boyd of LANCASTER DR. Hamilton
Of BafL and those eminent publications. the London Ian.
ce tie Medical Journal ana Brailhyaites Retrospect all
accord to il the most convincing certificates of lis virtues
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m PURSUANCE OF ths Surrogate Of thS County 81
KHer Yor notice hereby syen To all persons haVag claims
,ssinat REED Of tbs City Of NsYork doceaaed o.
present ths With yoacers tesof 70 tho Subscribers, a. the
UbsJs, Pearson Co No "a Canal street, tue Gig ~
York before tia Twenty first day OF Dscsab Sc next l.
Ditsd New fork, tbs SsYsutaenth day Of Juns 1880
ELIZA REED, Admtstrst.x,
ss avon II GEORGE G. LAKE. AdnhstsetOt{
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CLOTHING.

DEMEMBER 20 Fulton-street, Sign
Il . of Ger Tayior-P l. ROGERS, Wholesale and IA
Tail Co'ter rs Fulton-st respectfully nves ar cxarna.
ton OF his and elegant style OF ready eoaay
for The FA-i OF 1850 and the Winter Of 1885,
In the Wholesale Department, wlL be found smp.s
stock of vel made ard fashionable garments Csicu,s;i %
do rood service in n sections OF the country cheaper
than ever before offered In tlis city.
The Retail Departments stocheNi w1h az
ty o! Otercoas Sao6s FrockS, Dress COaA vests Kanta
locus &c OF every material which fashion sanctions D.
economy approves and the following lis VIII STOW thst
the prices graduated by the very loves scaa OF living
ptohs. ,.,,, ~, ~,
most splendid assortment OF Drab Ergtsh Deyoashj,s
KerseyS from. ~ 10 70 -
Black. BrOwn and Blue BcaSeTs........,-,. D. 10 "
Fancy Ugh; Oyercosts q ID -
Drab Black and Blue Pilots ..,....,....,.. o. %
Splendid Dress and Erock Goats. D. i II
PANTS.
Pants o. every shade and eoor.............. 2m SOD
Vests OF every style OF gools............. = 500
BOYS CLOTHING.
Sacks and Oyereoa's. ~ 80
Jackets = "
Pans.........,..,.. .:..,.:..',. = Is
Also. splendid assortment, OF Cloths CsssimeteS and
Vesrg constantly hand AID made 10 oder ,dc sh0t
notice,
4 FIJI suit OF Winter Clothing for s.
fl guaranteed in all and orders executed Ia Ia
Custom Department ia the most fashionable style sai With
the utmost proRplUde. 7. Ii. ROGERS.
oil Smeod' No. 76 Fulton-st corner Of God
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JOTICE hereby gwen according 10 law to all harnS
~ claims against THOMAS MCCARTHY late Of tho city Of
Nav York that they required exhibit tina With
thereof the subscrbe the executors OF The as
the said deceased their place Of ranct
business number four Ferry street. city York
baore stwsn Dated tbs 10TH day
D.. JEREMIAH WALSH,
iyl6 law6n.Tu HUMPHREY BENNETT, ! '' -
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TELEGRAPH.

rH1O TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
Il THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND
BRITISH PROVINCES.-The subscriber would respect
fully give notice that he has opened rooms at ~ Broad
way Eew-Yo for the purpose of keeping consanyon
sale Wire Registers Magnets, Insuators, Zines Porous
Cups, Tumblers, Acids Protectors, Omseads Battery,
Guita Percha and River Wire, and every description of
MAGNETIC AND CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH
APPARATUS,
At Manufacturers priceS.
The advantages to the Companies IN having a room OF
this kind obvious require moments consdera
ton and sincerely hoped they will extend i! their
support All valuable improvements will be added to the
stock as soon as possible Orders viii be puucuaJy 81!
tended TO- ifaldressed TO
NORTONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
OF Sa.TulThtf III Broadway, NeWYork.
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HEONINI1NIaINN - 7 d ~ I - - '
AEED STEAM BOILER AND FURNACE.-The Pat
etee is now prepared sell single territorial rights to
use The above named Improvement Recent experiments
have demonstrated that this form OF Boiler effects say
inp of oneaf the fuel required to run the best Cylinder
Boiler with return tues and about 90 per cent of tie
amount usedby Locomotive Boilers The heat Is SO NOR
chimney reduced below 40 The smoke and conb1sii-
bic gases are Consumed within the furnace The refuse gas
Instantly eNtiBguises fame sparks so that al danger
from sparks is avoided This Boiler is very compact in
form occupying less space than any other Of Ike power
Administrations II. Faron. Chief Engineer Us,
Mai Steamer Arctic, n. y; MessTs Mot Ayrcs ard
Mr. D f. ,IaycoN, Chelsea Iron Works TWenty-sXth-St
Ney-York; hlessrs Tuenot, Daily Co. franklin Forge
Frstay New York; Mr.. John Mills, Machins 39 Fifth,
f New-York Mr. w. Smith ST Adams, Vermont; ana
Messrs Goulding Green X Conro heeseyiie: n T. AL
dress post paid II. BOARDMAN,
no 2meod New.Ycri.
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an PURSUANCE OF tho Surrogate Of Ina Coa1 OF
New YORK rotco hsreby gysn 10 all psrjoh hasizs ean
aGns JOHN JACKSON ts Of tbs CITY Of hsT York dscsa'sa
vouchers thereof The ubrser at his
oc No Cosauss Slip, tina City asw Yo baiors hS
Seventh OF April nsTlDatsd FsW To the goth day OF Ss-
,subor,l850 fol law6mTut1 JAMES DAVIS. EYScatok4
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m an ordo othe Surrogate Of tbs County Fsw
YORK hsrcby gysnto all persons having en ssas
IA us,ar tho vouchers thereof u toe subscriber e ha
store Of William II HILL no % Nassau Itrast IL the city OF rtso
Tort on or before the twenty day Of February oeEtDsss
Nav. YORK, tho Ers,eepth day OF Al Enst 100 ,
sr7a isasmtTu R02EAT WoRTHIEGTOH, Administfssaf. !
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF s County
4EsrYork notice H hereby gwen to al persons 9ans es
a, DANIEL BERRIEF late Of the Cts OF Ma" fofEt deSsa
81 70 prssu; tue same with vouchers thereof To The suo'
b, store No2 Psars,tsst thu CITY Of New Yof. o. o. |
tie t..c eth d.y o. February reStDaied hswf9tt ts'
OF August, 1879 DEHIii v 0Ei"'A''
% aT6ufIu ----------
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EDUCATIONAL APPEAL.-To Pa

N.B.-The new Elementary Glass will be organized on
FRIDAY EVENING next. nl2 IL
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1NRFNCH TAUGHT.-Mr HANSEN,
late student with Prof Ampere In Paris continues nls
PRIVATE INSTRU CTION in the French Language and
Iiterature EVENING CLASSES for YOUNG Mt;t-
CHANTS al his lodgings, sea- Broadway. Al home pc
tween5 and o'clock, P. NJ. 90 LII
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DOOFING.-Goodwin's Patent CE-
EsMENT sHEATHING is The only permanent covering
for making tin single roofs tight done for 81 cents per
foot New roofs of rough plank covered or a cents and
warranted Office 2S5 Spnng-s Hudson ola 5meodFR
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w PURSUANCE o. A. ortsr sa.ogas Q. ta' co1nyo
sssvyos rots hssby sTysa all psBos hsvnS claims ssAs
VARY JOHNSON City Of Now Yo DECEASED % pr
..ms why hsrsoo the s1bscos A. MS s9IeN
a. Psrs,rss ia tia City Of New York osioF s sa1sSan
ssT Of Decsu5s. ax-Bssd ssv YoE hsa s saIa gay o. @
is5O fei9lawSgTurI cHARLEs9 Ia tsTaAh ASnanHA'of
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r. or Tao gGrroits tina County ofasv
Yorl notice hsrsoy sa all persons having cs = 1s
IAHOR gTIYERs tbs City OF Ne" YoSr dscssli -
..o, III. ,a. vii. sbecdbsf a.
No Is Wall street, the CT! OF
mr. b.r. tho Nav fsfG taest"
(ay Of Nay 1880. GEO w. PARSONS, lduiaistratOss
1uy2. ID. A. sIIFERS-
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EEPURsUAsCE the Surrogate Of New
YORK notes hereby gwen all psrs5a a&7r claims against
HENRY ROBERTSON OF tue Cy Of HeE YoEi deceased .
prasa,: tasreo 20 tbs abscosF a. MS re
asrcs 10 a5 as CF OF Nav York On or ?sos ny
toa1ssn: dag January nsEtDast fa foIs ls ssaA ao
J1y $50 CIY9 avSurl HENRY L. ROBERTSON A51asSs'<
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~ PURSUANCE Of al order Of the saoga.s Of hs coo1.y
YORK hereby gwen TO all persons haYns claim
sI.ns. JOHs sTIYERs Ests Of tbs City Of Nav YORK Dc
es.s1 70 present with vouchers nsrssf 70 tho sgecbs
hs cs Of Barnard Psrszs No IS w all s9s. 10 tsS City
Nav Yo OF or bors tia txsnty second day Of Ho7saes ask
p.,ed Nsr YORK iss Dist day Of May, is6I
aly2l .Assn D. Sll'El-a,
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EDIANOS % per cent. below Broadway
& prices and of splendid and finish, made by espe
renced workmen and Of the best materials at 20 Fiiuv
Those waning really good instrument for their
can be suited at manufacturers prices those sIyng
sell again will find it 10 their interest to call as above.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

a. &, II. BARMORE offer at their Man
~ . uiart0ry and Ware,room, }t8 BLEECkER-Sl cor.
ner OF Char!es-sL assortment OF cesaa. PIANO
FORTES, with the metallic !1me ali reverse 5r: e and
all other modern improvements. n I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

EyOR SALE Cheap second hand
d PLANOin good order md IF go3l to1e Can be seeq
Il 6G5 IIgustOn-s,. G9 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

OF odsfofts Surrogate Of Coun'yo rev
lY hssby ysa to al Ssr,3n Sa!s e1s %
.,ns voccsrs thereof ;he sabsc5S ath' o
10 wa s cty Of as f9fs on or soo s,y =
Ausrs., 1881 MARSHALL b. Miami A'"N
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