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AanEsT ron FoReERv.--OfBcers A. M G. Smith
and Marcus G. Stanley, attsche Of the Police
Gazette, this morning arrested, at Jamaica, on
with forging note for 5000, purporting TO have
been executed by Mr. Count Foster, of Bond street,
Of this city, and also with having forged bond and
mortgages for $4,000. The note has been made by
extracting, by chemical means the body Of letter
written and signed by Foster leaving the signature
untouched, and then writing the body Of the note
above Il. The grand jury found true bills against
Bennett, yesterday. for these forgcrics, and be
arrested n bench warrant, issued from the court
Of sessions-N. Y. Commercioi advertiser.
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MASSACHUSETTS, sAvres' 1NsTrTuTroSs.--Accord-
ing TO the last official returns, there are in Massa
chusetts forty three savings institutions, with 62g
depositors, and S12, 1853 81 in deposites. The
annual average dividends for the last five years is
9.l0ths, and the amount Of ordinary dividend for
the last year, 8 3S4 ,S43 is. The annual expenses
Of these institutions is estimated at 1875 26
The "Provident Association Of Boston has $50, l57
depositors, and so, 200, ss2 on dcposite.
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ToBAcoo wAREHoUsE.-Itis proposed in Prince
Georges and Charles counties, Maryland, TO cstab-
lish State warehouse for tobacco, on the Potomac
river, opposite the town Of Alexandria, which shall
bold from six 10 eight thousand hogsheads, and to
be rcproof and built Of brick, and in all respects
TO be quite ample in its accommodations and its
fixtures generally, those Of similar grade in the
city Of Baltimore. The merchants Of Alexandra
arc said 10 have expressed great interest in the
Enlistment Of such warehouse
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TIVE WEsr TOWNSEND RopsrRv.--On Saturday
evening last, Mr.. Ralph Warren, depot master NJ
West Townsend, who was strociously robbed Of
$3.50 ON Thursday night last, found package on
the step Of his door, which contained just quar-
ter Of the money stolen from him n is supposed
that four persons we're engaged In the robbery, and
that ono Of the parties, having a qualm OF con-
science, has returned his share Of the plumber
Boston 7roc., TMssd1v.
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Commission ON Claim. against Mexico.

THURspAy, January 10, 1880.
The memorial Of Alexander J. Atocba
ceivcd
The memorial and rcfnonstrance of James J.
Dickens and his wife with regard and pertaining 10
the cases Of tho Union Land Company, the Trinity
Land Company, &c, were ordered TO be filed with
the papers in those cases,
The board adjourned until II, a. M, Of Monday
next.
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WISDrALL.--A New York letter, in the Phils-
delphia North american, under date Of the sth in
slant, says;
There is curious case in preparation by one Of
our sharp practical lawyers, which involves large
amount OF money. II appears that the books and
other assets Of bankrupt canal company we're
sold some time since nj auction, under execution.
They have come into certain hands, who, upon dill
gent search are believed contain evidence Of the
large indebtedness Of certain wealthy parties,
covered by fraudulent entries. The amount i'm
volved IL said 10 be nearly million Of dollars"
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YrcATAS.-Adviccs received by the Ohio, from
Merida to the 9Th ult, state that the with the
Indians continues ~ savage ~ ever, with little
or no prospect Of its termination. Several de-
crees have been issued by the Governor, calling for
both Of money and provisions, the
resources OF the government being wellnigh ex-
hausted. Indian corn has become scarce and dear
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choice, there election.
Mr.. RICHARDSON moved that the House adj
journ, but withdrew the motion at the request Of
Mr.. MASON, who wished 10 offer n compromises
and thoreupon he moved the previous question, and
asked for the yeas and nays.
The resolution read for information, viz:
That, by way OF compromise John w Forncy be,
and he is hereby, elected Clerk of this House
uaughter.l
At a few minutes past three O'Clock, without ef.
fccting election,
The House adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

A message was received from the President Of
the United States informing the House that he had
approved and signed the bill to extend the ranking
privilege to Sarah Polk, widow of the ex-Presi-
dent
Mr.. RICHARDSON said that he had paired of
with Mr.. THomPsoS, of Kentucly; and for this rea-
son could not vote for Clerk.
Mr. STEPHENS, of Georgia, moved that there be
call OF the House, and asked for the yeas and
nays, which were ordered, and taken.
The result was-ycas SO, nays 81; 80 the motion
was agreed to.
Mr.. BINGHAM stated that he nominated Mr..
French a candidate for Clerk without that gen.
tleman's knowledge, and on his own responsibility.
Mr. JONES, Of Tennessee, moved that all further
proceedings in the call be dispensed with.
Mr.. STEPHENS trusted that the names of the
absentees would be called.
The SPEAKER said that the roll had not yet been
called Ito ascertain who they were)
The House refused to dispense with further pro-
ceedings in the call.
Two hundred and fourteen members having an
swered to their names,
MIR. STEPHENS (having accomplished his OBJ
ect, to afford time for abscntees to arrvc) moved
that all further proceedings in the call be dispensed
with.
Mr. SCHENCK asked for tho yeas and nays.
They were taken, and all further proceedings in
the call were dispensed with--ycas 1873, nays IL.
Mr.. HAMMOND from the Committee on En-
craving, asked leave to introduce resolution, au
thorzng them to contract for the printing ofcertain
maps, but objection made.
Messr5. THOMPSON OF fennsyIvanla, dARALSON,
CoNGER, and CRowELL, took their seats as tellers;
and the House resumed the voting for Clerk.
The result announced, viz:
Mr. Forney 49,. .l02 Mr.. Clarke. .........3
Mr.. Foot. ........I 03 Mr.. French. 3 {
Mr.. Phileo.
Necessary to a choice, l05.
Mr.. SCHENCK said that he had presented the
name of Mr.. FooT, of Vermont. He did this not
only without the consent of Mr.. FooT, but in oppo
sition to his request not to do 30 Mr.. FooT never
has been a candidate on his own account. He (Mr.
ScHENcK) believed that, as many of his friends
had the pleasure of serving with him in Congress,
they were that he possessed such qualiica-
tons as made him competent to discharge the du-
ties ofClerk. Mr.. ScHENcK had supposed that Mr..
FooT would unite sufficient number Of the mem
bers of the House, to relieve them Of the existing
difficulty in the cndeavor to elect Clerk. He was
now satisfied that the gentleman could not do
He induced to believe that Mr. FooT if elected,
would serve, although at no time had Mr.. FooT
consented TO be a candidate. At the urgent request
of that gentleman, he withdrew his name
from the canvass
Mr.. KING, ofNcw Jersey, then nominated p. b.
PRNDLE. In his opinion he was an experienced Of
fcer
Mr.. WILLIAMS re- nominated THOMAS J. CAMP
BELL, of Tennessee.
Mr.. PITMAN nominated GEORGE p. FISHER,
of Delaware.
TT - n
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Ngw JgRsEy LEeIsLAruRE.-This body assem-
blcd on Tuesday, the sth inst, at Trenton, when
PHILw J. GaAy was elected Secretary Of the Sen
ate, and JoHS r NIXON Speaker u the House.
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THE MrsassPPi.--This river still rising at
New Orleans ON the Sd instant, and great appre-
tensions continued 70 be entertained Of another
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JoHr =. Dc soLLE, esq, who was recently an
nounced as an editor Of the New York Nescs, ~
now appears has assumed the editorial direction Of
the New York Globe.
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The Senate was occupied yesterday al
most entirely in the discussion OF the YER
mont resolutions on the subject of slavery,
and adjourned over to Monday.
The House made further attempts to
elect Clerk without effect.
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HARDWARE.


THACTORY STOVES.-A NEW AR
Il TICLE!-The GUILFoRD MANUFACTURING
co oIGe Is Pa ,svs "a ~ ana G 5c IL!
meter suited particularly for manufactures shops, stores
and steamboats, The following certificates subloined
YORK Oct l6, 1889.
Mr. H IsBELL PRIEST. Gulford Manu- g Co.-Deay Sir :
have used your Stoves and consider them the best and
most economical Stove in use foY the same purpose
Yours, respectfully, GEO B HARRISON,
81 and 60 Vesey-st.
SrEAMBoT CONNECTICUT, New-York, Oct g, 1850.
Il lsBELL EsQ-Dedy Sr:--Your favor has been re-
ceived and in reply say, the Stove you mention, we
use for a Deck Stove and find ii all and more than
pected In fact the best Stove for that use
saw Yours truly, RICHARD PECK:
We consider this Stove the best and most economical for
Factory use of any with which acquainted.
PRATT, ROPES, WEBB ( co.
Meriden, Conn Oct, $ 1850. nl4 2w*
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FOR SALE.

| -s
0NTY sos FOR A HON ES LEAD. -
% FARMS. WORTH OYER SS,509, A Aao
- az x fy 1i' no BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG SO0
81 & 73getfer or PRIZE FARM Of from 10
y ryes The Shares are limited al 9I3-Pay "t =,
sIed for $ on day Of distribution and balance IN
tijv instalmens Of % About 600 shsres are now
sa9ser1Ibsd i .,e situated in tie village
on te Long; Island Railroad County OF Suffolk, ana oo
miles from the city Of New-York Car and Engine
Hn,se is now being built, this village and the last
train leaving Brooklyn late each afternoon stops near ms
Seijest places in the United States within mile Of
Ronkonkoma Lake which is aboat three mics in circuu
ference of singular transparency and OF great cp WIN
an abundance OF fish The village is hui miles distant
from The reaf South Bay which is miles wide and 10 miles
long, abundanty supplied with oysters ciasi ana sn VI
These lands will produce as much per acre with the same
cultivation as any land within fifty miles oil new. ork
The Suffolk County Agricultural society al a meeung On
24b September 1850 awarded premiums for tue production
Of these lands as may be seen By the following letter;
''GIp IKE ROAD, Oct 18th, 1850
certify that have raised during the past season the
very best OF Corn and Potatoes $50 bnsees acre Egg
Plants and variety Of on land near the
Long Island Railroad at Lake Road from which received
apremunat heiSuIok CountyA griculuralF Fair held Sep
Also Peas Beans, Onions, squashes, Pumpkins BesA
all A0-''O'' lsignedl IRA EHoMMEDIEU.
To CHARLES WooD. III John-st. N. Y
Hermanve Station located The borders of the Long
Brooklyn and NewYor The surface ofthe laud is smooth
and level and the surrounding country is perfectly healthy
and within miles of this place, highly cultivated and
valuable having nlselted for more than 100 years and
where similar lands sell from $50 to 500 per acre
The distribution will take place In short tune by Com
ittee be selected by the Subscribers from among Their
number The person having the first choice VIII be entitled
for S25 only, 20 Farm worth 81 0OO the second 10
IS acre Farm, worth 5000; the third u acre Farm,
worth $500 the 4th Ia Farm worth 500; the 5h,
u acre Farm worth $500 the 9Th 10 acre Farm, worth
$780, the 18th and 8th each acre Farm worth $780, the
9Th 10Th and llh, each acre Farm worth $500 the l2h
18Th, l4lh, and 18th each acre Farm worth s25o the
10TH l7lh 18th, 18th, and 10Th, each acre Farm worth
all others VIII be entitled 10 village LOlS
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WINDOW SHADES.

WINaD2oeWn , sHApE ESI!,, SILT 5IS CoR
about fniehing their windows with the above sricles,
viii find at j. C. WOODFORDs, 295 Broadway the
largest and best assortment In the city, several new styles
Curtains Dapery Tassels, Loops, Pins Banda CornceH
&c Families purchasing of the subscriber may rely upon
getting first rate article and low it possible to i'm
port OF manufactured Merchants buying al wholesale viii
find decidedly their advantage 10 call before purchas.
sng elsewhere J. c. WOODFORD, 10 Broadway. alou
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DANCING.

DAANCING ACADEMY.-M d am 9
EpAUGUSTA ST. JAMES has the honor to inform the
public of New.York that she has purchased OF Madame
FERRERO her splendid establishment No. q How AID
ST and beg leave refer to the following card OF Mad
ane FERRERO: ,, -. ,
fashionable circle and citizens generally of New York th
abe has discontinued her instructions in the polite accom-
pIishmen of DANCING and that the possession Of nef
ACADEMY has been transferred to MaGeme AUGUSTA
ST JAMES, whose very refined method and beautiful stye
of the a eIAnenty qualify her for the task she undeahes
Madame FERRERO, from her knowledge OF the great
abilities of Madame AUGUSTA is most happy 10 recon-
mend her to all her pupils and patrons and zealousy
socits for her continuance OF that favor and extensive
patronage which she MADAME FERREROl has eno Ior
many years assuring them that if care and stct Afternoon
othe impartng of her others be an
Madame AUGUSTA she is persuaded VIII give senea
satisfaction ,,;,h her
Madame AUGUSTA has made arrangements WlLn net
correspondents Paris Messrs Perro Coray iadi i
Cearius MabIe and Sco, to receive al their a
positions for Qusdres, WalIzes. Pohas Coso, 1sn
mandes SC &C and has already received new pei lie
Dance called Moffron also the Dreer ana M4zuha 90
drjes She viii also teach the Spanish and daVaa NNA
drilles ,,,.ors nm yyEDNES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS at O'Clock NJ Fof rirata
men on MONDAYS and FRIDAYS a. y IN; b 100, CO..
Glasses feght can be formed at any hour 10 SUI u
yenience of ladies' and gentlemen. IN -
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PROPOSALS.


ITO AGRICULTURISTS AND OTfH-
A ERSSealed Proposals VIII be received Al Ibe ~.
Office in Philadelphia, unit, the 20th OF Noye,nb sss
for the purchase q Priyy Manure taken iror Pr;y
OF MdIketsL and deposited a. tbs northern Pord,s,ss
PIT; or for The renting Of said PIT which il ,o,i ee
NlGEboWN LANE, East Of the Rsce Course on Tia i
The advantages embraced in the purchase Of N, p.
manure or renting of the PHI is The exclusive -
70 me contents OF every Puyy empGed in the CIV nrcs
North OF Market ST. In Spring Garden Northern bssff
hensngton, Penn and Richmond districts amounts
nuR4y 70 several thousand loads I'd The privilege of Ne
uiacturlng the 0rture into Poaretre for Sey4r,9,r -
poses or 10 dispose OF the material in the raw state % s,
used rs The basis OF valuable compost Sd TIE fsis,
oF securing the entire amount removed from the n.y.
wells being contained n the rules OF the Board of HssS
snc Their enforcement which made sufficiently isa
on every licensed cleaner empty his carts on tie
ulanures. The high value upon PouGrelEe AZ nm sos
ca ard rich fertilizer wherever It used ana bs irrnas
more extensive manufacture Toaa enierprag
or to company ihe above presents rare op5rr,1 80
profitable investment Any further Information ON r.
to the Clerk at the Health 0tice southwest SS
rs eodnS' sAML P. MARKS CLERK.
AsEsr'. onics SING Stsa PRr,os Oct a. Isss
PROPOSALS FOR CONVICT LABoR-sotce hereby ,SS.a
that sealed proposals viii receret BY ,uSscrs 4 M.
tor the be from FIFTY 10 oSE HUNDRED
COAFlCIS tWh the privilege OF taking sHt employing tASa
disposal The aaaeF.saS au net l for BY Any prs
y yI tnz G"nt oE toy sa Fpei oT es tern e
~ a. aug
tnT S"ne 70 I'VE ears itol is VI 80 1'otrict
TIE SAD conyc TO be ePoes n the oos'se OF nlssiae srS
Also proposals M Re ~ ' Iry nv s Al Pacs foe tie
me sIl 81 ST. g. 49, ~ . 20 % en-
poye1 ~ ne ' A's 'ea's ron soe hrst Of
May 1901 IL .o,v;.s. or ,,f ~,
In proposing lN ' 'u' o ae a9oNsGaH'ed eoasicss,
me prte per sst nus i ~ go ~. -, f
he contractor y, eeN 49, usa as oNh asl lof varmI tie
shop or Shops ahd oto0inS iot sweeping Tie same
suitable ana sn9p ICONS Tor The prosecution OF the BIZ
named m the above contracts vii be furnished State
Payneh III De acquired Al s sni OF esch every month
pefsou eeeh 80 ,ecuiy must accompany zach proposal s
contractors hoNd De present i'he ts Of letting order
cute the contract
Tue s>e''e 10 themselves the privilege ot acccfss
my proposals Ss ey may deem most eSnaaGre 10 te interest OF
1Ne @ta'e. t-4' ia"'"NsdI ALFRED X BooTHt Acct
S1TREET DYP1RTNgST o. u = p-. -
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CLOTHING.

QLOTHING AND TAILORING.-1m-
2 merse stock of fashionable ready-made CLOTHING
of every description GOO Goats, from 81 to 81 5000
Vests em 81 a. 5000 Pants, fom 81 to So to measure
new and fashionable rstrate railways guaranteed
singe trial viii convince ell Twenty per cent less nan
any house In the city, for cash. Remember the name and
number. MICHAEL CONWA1
rs Smeod* l4S Falton-st. near broadway.
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IMPROVEMENT IN DEN

ri " NIA 1
0TISTRY-Dr NAPOLEON PRETERRE, Surgeon
Dentist lately from Paris SIS Broadway opposite
the Theate Informs the pubic in general that persons who
have had the misfortune OF losing their teeth can have them
His new sets f,eeth put in without pain with which
grind the hardest amentsI are remarkable for theE
transparency and hghtness; they not only 10 perform
mashcaton and endow the voice with distinct and easy
articulation but bestow upon physiognony that grace
and regularity which the most brilliant appendages OF
beauty Gold used in all operations win be ofhe first quail
aty. Terms very moderate. s24 2meod*
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I'm PURSUANCE OF an OF the Surrogate Of me ooa
YORK notice hereby giVen TO al psfssEs VS. 49,
800, OF the CITY OF Ne~ 1l1'
deceased with y y0af 1 a ao' nv IA. City
oSI al 's Nv nr before tie twenty day OF March ne1t
n,tsS New Yort The second dag ct 1s20sr go
- s,yv ANN KELLY, AdinInlsiratrrI.
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COAL.

6NOAL.-RED or WHITE ASH at low
eat market prices small Nut IS % large Nut S. 25;
stove or Egg Sc So Less if taken from boats Al yard
AID SINS j. WEEKS, Jr & NEPHEWS,
6NOAL.-I am selling COAL, as usual,
W or the BEST QUALITY cheaper than any other deal.
or In ,he city from my yard corner Of King and Greenwich
eh (ol0 6w*) PETER CLlNTON.
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HATS.


FASHIONABLE HATS.-Just fin
,,, ,udid article ever offered Elegant
p rS S S sg at IN low prceo IS usually sold
a. e. Also an srtice at 81 So Meat Hats at 81
- ~ nav 3- - BROWN,
o2slms 1853 Canast door from Sullivan.
QUESTIONABLE HATS and CAPS
a for Gents and Young Gents Ladies' bonnets ana NJ
variety Of FURs always on hand Furs put In order at
90 Inns J. H MONARQUE'S. 2aS Bowery.
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PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate the County o.
notice hereby gwen to all persoa. having G ~
sgain BENJAMIN HUsTACE ats Of the City OF Se" ~
AZ his store Fulton ia tbs City W. TIA
bsfore the fhirtiet day December nsrtDetsd
twenty 6nh day ofJunp, 1890. ,rr,,v nv x,scnsor
Usunrly I'D JOHN dU5AASS' -~"S
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707cE IS HEREBY GIVES .c.9fs5a sy < ss q c
" having s against 10 ,.aairsd exhibit DE- re, s <
Ne sbsrso The as Or score De-
IN The o III s.dSs sdshtsd The ds:e
Ss d: q sas5 Of . u y ' a
Of panasJ 70 rsarn The same without
Yors, November H. s 4 sesYp lr Grand street Ers'''s
FREK LIEsE, 70 Ctf stress
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EyOR SALE.-A FARM situated in the
Il town of Newcastle Westchester County, N. Y, q
miles from Sing Sing village. 1t contains u acres, under
high state of cultivation and well stocked with fruit The
house is nearly new and the other buildings in good order
For further information inquire of j. L. MORGAN, A Full
ton-st. New York, or NJ. WASHBURN, on the promises.
o29 meod*
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AT PRIVATE SALE-The two very
IAsuperor HOUSES and LOTS of GROUND known
as Nos u and IA West 2h-st north side, Broadway
and 5thav overlooking Madson-square lots being in
% feet front by SO feet INCHES in depth The holscs
&c feet by 65 feet in DEPTH four stories high and built in
new and elegant pattern being just finished and ready for
immediate occupation The dining III by D feet,
and parlor III 10y AZ feet with enriched ranson and double
PANEL work in the ceiling present suit of
passed in elegance by any OF similar dimensions in this city
The mantels are of and beautiful designs, from the
works of Mr. o. Go, sculptor; Also all arrangements for
gas Croton water and heating with hot air upon the most
improved plansn fact, the whole house is finished,
pete and is perfect in every respect-a large portion Of
the purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage F0r
ma Iw A. J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer, Broad ST.
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IvOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.
IL new Rosewood PIANOFORTE g. ocayes. Has
all the modern improvements Apply at rs Twelil-st.
near Broadway. mo lWN
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No.4 HaQ Of Records Seated pe0
poss- VII tie lie el'ed II the Street Commissioners Office
ler'Iay nov So $50 at ocock NJ to dig tou eet
VIDE through the See sde ~ks Gcuysueur SLIP Frost
to Soutt Pans -c6cauons ard a, information thereto
lad on Application 70 tie Contract Clerk Of til. Department
JOHN T. DODGE, Street conmissionor,
November Is, 1880 10
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prpsuASCE Of IA order tho Surrogate OF the County oil
sowYo Notice hereby g'e0 to al Persons hd'ls 1,ns
n nresntths vita voucher, thereof otha suSsessre
a. N. st1re Of Ira Peego Mo- II Maiden lane Tho cay o. HaE
% Nv hsfoTs the Twelfth of April nsrt-Dasd Ne" YORK.
t ssb asy ofoetoberss JONATHAN AYREs Executor
% iRwSmWF bEiSEf DAi' E1ecut'H-