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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-02


rable Secretary Of the Interior setting forth the i'm
portance and value the the deaf and dumb
Of having complete list Of all the deaf mutes, with
nal schedules and included In abstract to be pub.
lishsd by the authority Of the government.
said petition In the and behalf ofths convention
Mr.. Brown also presented the following series
Of esoluiions, which were likewise passed.
much pleasure that vote now pending In &c ngres.
granting munitcent donation Of public lands to the
passage Of law securing TO the insane fund psrpetu
ally devoted to their relief.
2 That considering the relative numbers OF the
deaf and dumb their strong claims public benevo-
lence and the expenses Incident to their ntruction
and preparation the duties Of life they entitled
3 That should anything be done In Congress for the
relief OF the deaf and dumb, provision should be
benefit Of q thorough educstion.
4. That for the purpose Indicated, no less than
as much public lands should be given TO
the deaf and dumb s h granted to the support OF
lunatics.
s. That In case Congress should deem Il nexpedient
TO grant TO the deaf and dumb In large a measure
above indicated IL s respectfully suggested that
whatever similar donations Of lands may be made II
shall BE- unrestricted By any condition securing their
MIR. BuRSEr next presented the following reso-
luton -
Resolved, That in the view OF this convention the
general introduction OF manual alphabet into the
community, would both furnish the best OF Civ
ing practice IN ohosrsphy and produce great sdvao-
nunesion With strangers and greatly increase their
social enjoyments.
The introduction Of such an alphabet was prin-
cipally opposed by Mr.. Brown, and, after conside-
Fable discussion, IL was moved by Mr.. Henry that
i be laid upon the table /; which was accordingly
done.
Mr.. TURNER then moved that the meeting adj
journ until nine o'clock next morning; which mo-
ton was unanimously adopted, and the proceed
ings closed with prayer in the language OF signs.
THIRD DAY.
This body assembled on Friday morning. at the
usual hour and the proceedings commenced az on
the day previous Hon. c. Morgan, in the chair -
The minutes Of the last meeting were read by
Mr.. Peet and were adopted with some slight al
iteration.
Mr.. MoRRrs wished that the title OF his pa
per, giving some considerations why the deaf
mutes are not more subject 10 insanity than the
blind, should be altered as follows An enquiry
whether the deaf mutes are more subject 90 inssn-
ity than the blind.
DR. PEEr, as chairman Of the Committee on
business, submitted the following repoust-
4. The importance Of higher stand ard Of edu-
cation for the deaf and dumb.
z. The course Of instruction.
Mr.. Srovx also read the communication Of the
committee appointed to consider the expediency of
Gets blishng periodical
The paper on the moral state Of the deaf and
dumb, and the and reeults Of religcu, infiu.
ence smeng them, was now taken ny to-, discus.
sion. Afer some remarks uron this subject, male
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-05

which are deemed necessary 10 ensure the
promp, and faithful performances of that
duty. The appropriation already made.
VIII. il IS believed. be sufiicien, 10 deirav
the whole expense oftne WORK: bu, fur,h-
er legislation may be necessary in regard
10 the compensation of some Of the mar
shals OF the territories II will also be
proper 10 make provision by law. al an
early day. for the publication of such alb
stracts ofthe returns as the public inter
ests may require.
The unprecedented growth Of our Ter
rtories on the Pacific in wealth and popu-
la'ion. and the consequent increase OF
their social and commerc.al relations VI n
the Atlantic States seem 10 render /; the
duty Of the Government u use all is con
stiutonal power to improve the means OF
intercourse wltn them. The Importance
Of opening :" a line Of communication
the best and most expeditions Of winch the
nature .! the country vii admit between
the valley Of the Mississippi and Tie Paci-
ic. was brough, - your notice By nv
predecessor. ia his annual message; aud
as the reasons which he presented in ia
vor OF the measure still exist in foil force,
beg leave 10 cali Your attention 10 them
~
made bv him
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bv travelling IS rendered cx,-.,ne,y dan
ferrous. and IMMIGRATION i al,nas, .u,ira.
Is arrested. The ,lexican frontier winch
bv The eleventh article Of the treaty. Of
tiu.dalonpe lUaaIoo. we ar. bound -
protect ap,ius Indians vi,,,i,, on, ~
der. i exposed n t,o~a incnrsians cou,l
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from the Crcnt salt Lake.

The Ffoaiie, Guardian Mormon journaL Of the
18th ult has few additional items ofintelligence
from the Mormons at the Salt Lake. The crops
we're very fine, the wheat yielding forty bushels
per acre; oats, barley and vegetables succeeding
well, but too short season for corn. Wheat was
worth 81 per busheI, oats 81, board So 80 per
week, common day labor 81 so aud board, me-
cbapical labor from - to 81 per day ard board
Provisions bore fair price; flour $40 per cwt.;
beef as good as ever ate, -! cents per TO-. pota-
norton. Groceries were paying fine freight
coffee 30 cents per lbi sugar 40 cents; rice IS cts
Ten -. All the merchants were doing well.
Stock was exorbitantIy high Mules from $40
to 600 Catoruiaua swept the Valley. Paid at
Fort Bridger SIG tor mules and 500 Tor Ameri-
can horses The population OF the Valley is from
- 600 10 COO
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WILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.


SECOND DIsTEIcr ScuooL.-This elegant and
commodious School House was opened on We'd
nesday BY appropriate addresses and exercises,
4 large and highly respectable company being
present-amopgvt them, Messrs Policy and Han.
tog,i, trustees OF the District, Mr. Geo Thompson,
present, and Mr. Sparks ate Town Superintepd.
emf. Joseph McKeeu. ESQ superintendent Of
New York Schools. Professors Thompson and
Saunders Mr.. Henry, several ministers, and ether
friends of education Several addresses were
delivered, and appropriate pieces, accompanied
by the piano were sung
Everything has been done to render the school
house perfect as to class rooms ventilation, heat
ing. &c. which is by steam ana it IS one Of tho
first anywhere in the vicinity rejecting great
credit on those who designed, and Messrs. Kemp,
the builders, and others. who executed the work.
Mr. Henry D. Wordsworth is principal Of the
male department, Miss T.. S Bodwetl OF the
female, and Mrs Il. Wait the primary, all as.
sisted by able and excellent teachers.
IN addition to these, there are in the District
Primaries conducted by Misses Lockwood, Melia,
Loyett, Gray, Mcmahon Smith Totten, Shipmau'
Macauley and Hart. In the different depart
ments of the new school there are nearly 200
scholars. They will meet here to-day, yaeating
the old school house nearly opposite, which will
be hired, probably, for Offices &c. by the Trustees.
Souru NINTH Sr-The old residents OF this
street from Thirdst to the river, have engaged
m individual to act as Il night watch
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

y. b. hoDSA9 uu4Ens--1 i'ls 0.'-'Pa ".
citizeA soluleIs from " VI -
compliment 10 our Sheriff, passed through our
CEy " eoHss'-a5' o. 'o.e ~ - =
49, - ,Ie ,,e9;,g 9TH onA of ME bs.t ri.
49,. M ...o, r. -, ss,.aa The f,Iro,vioq vain.
able prizes were awarded to the yic:ors lst
prize gold watch yaiued at 80 @na' si'2ef lever
|a''o s,-l5u ~ -. ~, ' - :. - sae
SO 4JIi ana 0thi slAfel cups " va " 80
m .I,.-;-. -.
1, -, ~ elscraJ ofFssrs Of tIte Dsoartnsn. l,r
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NEM.IERSEY ITEMS.

THE CENSUS IN SAlEM-According to the re-
tQrus, PIsgrove has $500 white and 372 colored
inhabitants Lower PENIS Neck, l23S white,
and l9l colored Warrington, i,433 white and
7.4 coored; Upper PENIS Neck, 1881 white, and
Al colored.
BopY OF A FEMALE POUND DROWNED. We'd
resdav evening, between and o'clock, the
body o. female was found near the Canal doc, dock
IN this city Some men being IN boat elt their
oars touch something like a body hey gave m
formation of the same to some OF our citizens
when search was made and the body Of "a female sale
hid on adsrk red merino dress leather Lace shoes,
blue warn stockings, red and green plaid shawl
straw hat trimmed with yellow ribbon, aud black n
lace veil In her bosom was found a two dollar
bin, and her marriage certificate, tied in the cor
OF white handkerchief which certified 5n at
VIM. smith, according to the rites OF the Roman
Catholic Church. on the 18th of November 1880
in St James Church, New York, by Patrick Me
Kenna, pastor, and witnessed by Richard Brown
and Catherine Brown.
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Census Recommendation Go. NY.
Ition Of the County in 1880 was

C.s1i-szIds or CEuHs AGAINST Ala6Igo-
JI-evbfrct0n, Dec. J. Is51-The Board met &C.
e,,r,jloa to All ia1rnmeut Present aiJac members.
Tie memorial q. Lewis PolccAt claiming Tor
seizure OF person and imprisonment, aud iof de
s,ructiou Of property, al san francisco, IA i5i0,
was submitted, examined, and ordered to De re-
ceiyed. That Of Charles f. Cooper claiming Tor
seizure OF person ard imprisonment, ~lTh conse-
aueut ossts OF property at Santa Cruz, u Caii,
Egrnia. III -40 was also submitted, examined
and oftsered 10 be received The memorials u
Ioseuh Bal!5s al4a o.. d5a Chris1iaL, sea.11.i
claiming fgl imprisonment o. person anu e5nIsca'
ton Of property Ia California, II ~ beng tn5n
tasen up .or consideration, together "ita Lne
proofs and documents connected herewith, tHe
Board came tc the conclusion thatthese are claims
valid AGAINST the HePablic Of MeAieo and tne
same W5!e Above accordingly, the amount 10 Dc
awarded sub Get e. the future action OF the b9afd.
Tie memorial O. il mes Il. Gay, claIniag ior
seizure C.. rae ecaooae1 Susannali 81 AaIaaofos
i5 he. cg1ascation his own iiHa and inpG-
scn1aaar benz aexU taken uq for consideration.
tozetle =, III lie Ir55f AM documents connected
,Igrcqiih TIE Eoa-t came 70 az opinion that the
cam is enc valid against the BePao.c OF 5lezL'
~ !tl.s same vas allowed accordingly II Il.
.5r If Ills rert5 70 the extent oil one.hali lis
f5z5saal interest IT, am9aat 10 be awarded sab.
.el tl t.ss ..l.are aat4n Of tae Board IGe Board
s6511ea u1t a. VI to .ggH9T.
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CITY ITEMS.

Thursdar afternoon horned beast came up bFoSH'
wsy. rushing bndly here aud there, bewldered
and iufuriated with the noise and the throng AT
the corner Of Marray st. lady had crossed Broad
way moment before the animal arrived sue
wore rad shawl. which S color prescribed and
prosecuted by all quadrupeds Of the Bos genus,
and the animal made luuge at her, but by for
tunate stumble against the curbstone the beast
was thrown down, merely pushing the woman
forward Had the animal got upon the sidewalk
the woman would have been severely hurt and
perhaps killed The beast ran up Broadway, and
we got into Waveriy stage and followed in the
wake. The creature was soon out OF sight, and
we heard 70 more Of the matter until we got TO
the Sixth-av. where we discovered our horned &C
quaintance rushing toward Carmine,st and clear
ing the avenue most etfectually. We did not
learn that any person was hurt, although it is
very probable that some were gored or bruised
We should have been very glad II every member
ofthe Common Council could have seen the pranks
of this interesting animal in fact fit could have
been done without bodily injury to the worthy Fa-
theirs, we might have been delighted to see the
brute charge three or four times through that au-
gust body, so that they might appreciate the eN-
celleut Joke Of lodging pair Of horns impelledby
mad bull, in a space full Of people and carriages
and mud and darkness. However we trust
that their good sense and indomitable patience
viii yet enact an ordinance which will make
it an otfense punishable with 500 fine to
land or drive below Forty-secondst. any ani-
nal that wears horns,-and we would go further
STILL not only protecting the lives OF the people
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NOR LIVERPOOL

NOR LIVERPOOL-United States
Z Mai Steamship ATLANTIC. Can. Jas Wsst-ThI
stean-fhir WI depart with the Mas for Elr1pe posi-
uyely THIS DAY Saturday, Dec :. y O'Clock, u from
her berth 81 the foot O. Caas-st
No berth occurred Ill pad for
AL letters ara papers must PASS through he Post Once
For Freight or Passage, having u1egaaed Rccolnloda
tons tor elegance ccufe-i. apply 10
EDWARK COLLINS, s WRlsl
The Steamer ARCTIC VII stressed tie A.iaaac. and
sail December q M
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LEGAL NOTICES.

,.,r, :, -,,,,-. - - 80
~ az ~; p.tteAaIS .. = -
~ A91 AI9aa1as ~ ofS1toIS 2UIIot2e o. I1S -.- " -,
IoIE, DoEosi 1850 wv 'e. "a. VI , .os s M a53
h,nwSl hdals'rstof o. - me stnzus 'ls ss IH
cfeoI al WILLIAM tN" tCni at" o toe ,t OF NS~ lpA
esa'sa !1aete a. pnhhc Huc-i1u a. ts s'st-' -
Cf oi hsT IofE OF he ot e25 O. January -G1 i; 'H-e
a. noon 70 i2hovios 4s.crih'e real eats OF Tea '1'
eSd tS'rsoi
AhstcertE1 '0. pics. a land u ia Ioaeh' " ara
oltns nav YORK know % tie of ct~ft Of "a, ann
81 ts numb tTeivc hundred 81 forty afsc Bonded -
sreso~sy at7ery lott $50 'outasy by IT,. ~ noh-f o
s9 bong front and PA issl And 10 d7pia ~
let aud tows a. 80 i.Ioa4way.
An lot piscs gsre u l111 x "a 777ET- sa
he Cry of1v York commencing - qOli the soutEoJ sise CT
street. ot niche. .st4r IRON tns eorneto'-
b s,terty Of james md ;hs so1tsy sc Of C'n'n'
g.rsc Is ee. a1he, or1sry Of at asta 4
Fs lad now e !.-nos ecoi,-; sJ..hay slohE
I'D nd, :, lest ic q-tarly tad 3snce
norhery be olsc begnag, Ro.l72
Cb.thaarstr.si
tose csrta- II g-lt1 @ars = 94s czJ
s-ggi.hed lots SOS t s1 reEp 'stc-gE
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Sil.ER bfIyz--A Dad oil silver and copper ORE
ms Is5a discovered about three miles south east
ii tie village CT Brandon. VI. The ore is iAcor
p1rEted wILh H.i.aS qlariz and argIIaceous slate.
s., average s5=5iaaen, anelyzed b. ". q. Sliap-
U--4s III .16Fauzlst gave 81 IL per ce85um pure
sasz ala -oat Mess CAaPll,
.lE "a ll.tl.,lEeA - 49, X
i mine.
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,,rpsFrvFsr OF REPAIRS AND sCfPLIEs.-T1 BUILD
h Proposals ~ % 1900 ~ 5 'I : 2' ~ o ne
:, ,tsr b.. ~ !s51 l'cioct II, az *t.- .Tls tey
- me- ilf pn ding tou-e for Easas CagQaHy
sr.,I5ca0 the sars required to b. dab@ and
can be 9a5 Al Ae once o 10 CTr
f.esirs aa4 supp}ss tue of5ce of tE5 SI d Rs
es.i, Il. Pubic Bal3iazs, q k.Isos,hs'
F.tiuatea raa 3ei ..trsr Of the above Offices
M ADAMS. Commissioner o Rep = and olPi-
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FOR EUROPE
eg,Y3E NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
nTIrEp STATES MAIL STEAMERs.-che saipi
= | ,rrEr ~

fglHE NEW-Y0RK and LiV ERPOOL
! rVlrED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-fhs snlPi
con ,YrIC CePfsta West PACIFIC, cgpatn Ms
ARCIIC. Captain Luce, BALM NSp- oo-5-9@
iDRIATIC Capt Grafton 49,,
-, sfs HAVING been bun By contract expressly l1t
ya2.t service every care has been taken Z -e.L ~,
.-3~rcr rs also II her engines, 70 ensure stFel -
st and their accommodations tc1 passengers aJs 49,
cla+.e- :pr e.eE1nce and comfort go. A.
prica 81 PASS 81 froIc Neyv-Nurk 9 liverpool -
cesi7e lse Of extra size stcerooEns 80 ICE -
T. ATev vert IS Al experienced eurEeoo 71-Sc-@-
each slip No Scr.ls secured ulsl. paid ior
PROPOSED EATES Or SAILING
PROM NEW YoSE FEoi LtN-|-5 fzsA
satlrosv December = 1879 Saturday, December - ~
Saturday, December ., - satlrdal' pec---7' - is5i
Wednesday JEuuGry g i51I S-lal4Stf -. is-i
9elnesaa5 JaLu4y - 81 Setrc4g, se7.-IJ - = -
Wednesday Etl-aary = 1897 tSalrlay celL-% 10
Hecnesc17 u RS sa1rday 1sIca 80
v ecrssdqr Mz-cs =, rs Sal-g1z5- A-fe2 - ;ssi
y sdneslav Ns-ct i9 1873 Saturday. AT 1 9'i -
EorteigAl or passage apps 70 ElW AH43 - ~ 81
20 WaIst Ne7rtYo-s or 10 3EoN&. se-itl4-1 : - -
Liverpool Z G ROBERTS & co IS ArgS 1aslls l =
LoctUc OF L DRAPER. i So5lsfsI- --9l---- -
PErs -,
Tta oyrs-s Of tlsss shins Nl5 z0i - se1a
E1E. ss'
FGsat -.sfaof l4er - sf-5f-
AMER Tue istof y pm ueyi - - y ~ n
Steamers VIII be materially reduced
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c,UPRENE coUHT-In Of me .Ppseah9n Of ne
MAJOR Aldsra-1 Counoaay Of th' city OF New YoA
'sls Z; the opsnns LeIaS- from isd a. 70 6tst
u ~ eesuh Of Cty Tie 4gesc5sr' coT's'oa
800 ~ al- - u. sutr-rs Court 80 day d
March ~ 'e a9,es plf-- s - =. s r. % T s, =
~ 70 amend az emitted At ssurs segsra F rss
D.eur 70 CTS -W Tort, INTO on- Act Pes--d aor1
IA ossd Ar % l65g abstract Of 10 Ena7 and
IL sad Coz117aaH n ,As -oe's '.i-.St,
e.s as thy appear OF the Commissioner '7tar w
slch Hi.Fs ane ~ a1oaat d ne a'.Ias - -, t.:.
vtich vee used % making TEA
,.n d-po--a N he stet cens4l.oer, oee, Of ne Cir aaa
Tor i-a slsty days before TIE an .e
ioue sks iLsf report; he ead 51tss CT, a. s a ~
10 amend Act erti'd an A. in reatoa = :
sesslents aad taxes "a t. Ciy aa1 S9-' u . - -,
oHnsf o' o'nls ~ - ts---pr ma: t5sv ltsscsnn
tst the and assessment th a. ser.oas whose a''r
.s..se =: -essr oisctloa II Tr5.. Seaoi Evsr
~ 49, n; sa,9 corIn.sdaers al his house, No II
bfeat n" cry SwYofs -tG tary daY. from the sat.
III ana that In INIT embraced BY Tan 49, I9n -
eoT TAI All os It,. P,sea 80 sf Pa5s s q;
sat esstsry aai w-sry hos or e' Of Ley
ngton aveaasexgePug hsI1irn all tnp-s 'tr--t ~ par,
al .ae lor p ~ 49, - -, bg .5e .s4.s.y NJ OF sr4s Of
f: , ~ MA ~ ~ 9o-.-,iy Iae or -5e q ~
eat oy tn Tad avsn1e and the '2d Lang
s west by the esaer Inc as f9ln
he sad L=It2a aTsHee and 'oPIn al ias o 81
avenue nt-reeeng eet-eIcrpung tsreior mos
part streets winch nave slr-at ossn oe7el
In r. @ aveau4 aad tie utersec:lng be-san
he uorh.r 81 sl - and the ,o4tzy i1e or sas o.
more eer linz or -= If .at aY7aca
= - - s. e.s.- svefue aud liz tersectiag streets
between ne nor.ry bns 7r De Of 5t5ts r4 tae soy ~ s .
OF -7dsi extending Westerly from 40 H=-tzf 7 W @
Of a annieJ est 90 the ale more
Ttnort in M aloe matt viii be pre-ated the su-
prer- Cour Of New fors :; ap'ca iel OIL ma
3aiafas, ie st9a 81 1900 1ss al a be- he'd Ds,si
v. =. -
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rNEpARrnEa1 az REPAIRs ANp sUPPNEs.-ro FIRs

yNEPARTsERT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs.-To FIRE
1EE6lEE BUILDERS ssasd Poposzh F os fecsiEed Al the
os the of Repairs and Supplies basement No
City H4. gEl Monday Dscubef2 ? ociJcza,
they v pubhey osasd, othe 1utraz of lev
? Tie siGiisr = In
preset aod the Oh Eogn- 20 D. tsi D tns Co1rac'r part
cut at prce anal. sztfry sad COMMISSIONED
co.ractos must uHl. prte a n ts Lyme add -
s1ouut Ii at thev viii allow cd separately plan and
,oeqihstn required done, and al information
r oses Ct tns Clsf Ensiassf ne
IRE }epar.n5sa. "a p Zizab=tt -
Ng-g'sli srt, Glales % D. had - sithsT 77ea
- VIZ AnlMs Cen1t q r.-ga-rs aDa sup2bas
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SUPREME COURTCiy and County Of New Yors.CH ARLt9
iSI. YOUNG JEREMIAH B. TAYLOR aud JAMES W. HEN.
LEY against GEORGE PAIhE.-To the defendant, GEORGE
PAYkESYou hsrsby summoned 70 answer the compliant
II this action the Ce OF the City
County Eewro tie .5h day Of October 1000 aand
eetve copy Of Office the city OF New
York within twenty days the nereo exclusive Of the
ia to answer the compliant aiofe
ea tie ua ludgI4sut aganat the OF tNen
dollars OF this action Dated Ne"
u, qstI 0r,ober 1880 y. c NORRIS,
"a lawns Plaintiff, Attorney, Besktnan. At.
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RSREEDOM FROM COUGH N TEN

4 minutes lusue,i b. BRYAN's PuIM0NIC Wa
FERSA siagledGs9 q dis extraordinary remedy Is guar
aleed to ege immediate relief al cases Of coughs coos
asthuus brunos irritation the uyua and Ioncis and
ot the lungs, or tie money NIL be lesIfea
They pleasant the taste, uHlahus IN me eueS au
have been nlliv tested by thousands both Ii the United
States md Europe Price - cents. Sold by Druggists
~ TURNBULL, Agent
: wholesale agent wuulel in each of The principal ceS
throughoutho Union Orders addressed to e propreI0T
J BRYAN, Rochester, y. Y jpostpadl will meet with
attention u2l lmF
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Wy ORDER OF Hon tue Jusces OF The su
E1peror Court OF CITY YuftNotce hersoy sV-n
to provisions OF the statute authorizing Atschneno
ass ubscondns concealed resident dsbtois that
attachment issued against tina ,estao OF JOHN H. GollkE
nonresident Of New} ok and that the sane VI"
h. o Tor the payment appear and dischsrgs
such attachment according law within niue months from ha 1r-
publication the payment OF debts due 70 hm
By residents The delivery 10 him OF for his use OF any
properly belonging h and the transfer OF Any
and VOID iHso the
G1t..at iisy Of so,.uber l85O. BARNARD & PARSONS,
ulG lawouS Attorneys Tor Attaching Crsaltois
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MEANS COLUMBIAN HAIR TRI-

4 kEA IS IULU NIBIAN IIAIN TN
NF COPHANE-
Oiwomaus hair each curling trees
Adds new CHARM to loyeiaes5
And manly beauty 6 cfOwuiug grace
In dark luNuriant ioChs trace
But how these gifls through life preserve
The huirs bright gloss lis flowing curve!
Wh0i VIII these attributes retain
Why, Deans Columbian Trcophme
Nor thia nor gray. nor harsh and dry,
Nor Dun and furry TO Lie eye,
Can that hair he yvhateer its hue
Tint nourished, as the flowers with dew,
Or as The plants with Summer rain,
81 Deans Columbian rrcophne.
Fo, solebv DEAN n 5WARTWOUT at their Perfun-
erv sore n Nassaust ana their drug establishment
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