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at Alta VISTA Ahcmae county Va the 18th instant
80 ~. ~ e. F. hmbler e. HABEKSHAM NJ D. OF South Caro-
ina 10 LUCY E. youngest daughter OF Richard Poad ESQ., u.s.
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Tho 1,or Manrfacu,;n establishment Of Mr. Meade A.
sm,b of Smvh COUNTY destroyed by fire last Satur-
day week He is rapid, work rebuilding, and will be
ready 10 resume work in short time.
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The Mobile Tribune learns that another duel was on the
eve Of taking place in New Oreans between Nal kanney
and Mr. Edwards-he difficulty growing out of the late fatal
meeting Of Mr. Frost and Dr.. Hunt Judge Larue made
special reference to the latter case his charge to the Grand
Jury The case will no doubt undergo judicial examination
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x-oE.Tf, U = ti,i, GKEAI aT.OOn PTNIFIEn.
~ NV r.ros,.e ,I.,r "e WITHOUT THIS PREPARATION
dass from The S' Of M rr;n' .' Of asease and being e
.as Of Doctor" physc ma Cox Gibson anu Har unsf ,he M pr
,h prnr, ON gney been with
ny FEniiy Medicines. ~ siaeuce IN the form Of
A> a;r,d 10 I'll. cvmpoundlne of ;teee Medicines ,.
Ia" thousands testify, superior 10 IN, @ .hy are
eS"ad patent n.et:icinrs ' many hoS'ums
". B."od ruIine Alternative. is row wei, es.abi.h
g olr has .EeceG 9! Com uaplo scoiuia Hrni;s Gnu @
oc Liver disease Hip JOINT Affection: ahcuna,is"
@ al diseases arising lron' AL impure state OF the blood Or
uoa 'nia!Ied ami WON dow" by he use Of actcu M prena
ar compatible, ,Dienlcl 10 other Nj
ny ' is Substitute Tor all nercmi Preparations and acts
h'ie fav"dby the verad all bilious CONDITIONS the
anI When cough ina the appear nv Ex
t""n! or Cough Syrup will or found great preventive and
CUR o. lLa lion OF diseases c, nsumpion JOHN ROSE M ID
Az .: r Roses ehrated Family Me cnes be had OF
tnnhCEi nh L LADp co G,iNok & WOOD, r. r DUvAl.
BEERS JpnaD a.
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81, Webster s absent The city ON visit TO the soh.
a., sail d from Annapolis Wednesday IN the "tr1een @
st.n accompanied BY The dip'mstic corps acrfeaeo
80; ,rarnmrnt Mr. Graham, Secretary OF tie navy, IS
sIso ahsent-ln North Carona wf believe Mr. C",%in Is
vel in Ohio. aud Mr. Crirtsnden IN Kentucky Mf ha' ac
comp ,ned Mr.. Webster SO 'hls Messs Wos;n,nn u
w,i ,h cnurt journal inform when-r all the members
~. nan;o.t hay. aver met together II Ua;an.
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THE GARDNER CLAIM.

The New Orleans Crescent cntertnins no doubt OF the
msy and fraudulent character Of this heavy claim which
was allowed by the Mexican Claims Commission The find
ing of a indictment of perjury against The two Gardncrs'
and also against Mears recovered similar claim Is CAL
cuated add fuel the excited curiosity of the pubic on
the subject of these and other claims The Crescent says
,t "f any evidence be wuned Washington of the ex-
tent of this Dr. Gardnes losses in San Luis Potos or In
Mexico there persons here who knew his daily employ
mens 10 both places He neran dentist and quacK
DOCTOR whoge w:,s hardly equal 20 the procurement Of
his daily bread When his purse was low and The Practice
Of his profession unprotabe he did not hesitate It Is san
TO buskn in pantomne 10 gain half an ounce II
he silver mine interest in one TO TIE
.! hundred donrs IL known TO his inti-
nate acquainunces in Mexico II he imagined himself
possessr Of silver 2ne II discovered and worked
in the Doctors wildes, nigh, DREAM and it's
could have been very substantial for they vs
,y extended his purse or increased his resources"
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THE DEMOCRACY OF THE GOLDEN STATE.
The following the resolutions adopted by Caor.
MIA Democratic State Convention Bencia presided over
by Ex-Governor William Smith:
Resolved That will maintain the doctrines of the demo.
cratic party transmitted by Jefferson Madison and
Jackson.
Resolved That the mineral lands of California ought
to be sold BY the Government but granted the miners and
the emigrants who are American citizens
Resolved That all public lands of California ought be
reserved by Government from SALE and granted citizens
and actual settlers.
Resolved That although the State of California has been
the last 10 be admitted into the Unon she will be found
be the last in the discharge OF her duties sovereign
State and that she will give faithful support TO the Con
tuition and the Union.
Resolved, That CalorE is Of right entitled to all the
public moneys collected u tie general government, beoie
the act of the 81 of March $40 into operation.
Resolved That the ad IEstraun of the general govern
have been guilty the culpabe neglect of the
higher interests of CaonIIhai they have citizens of
The older States fill the Offices of the Stale of California
that they have failed protect the frontiers against the In
dans and have utterly dsregaded the mud demands
Of the people the postal arrangements of the State in
their failure carry into effect laws actually passed for tho
good of the State.
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THE AUGUST ELECTIONS.

Elections will take place in the States Of Kentucky, Ind
,na Alabama Arkansas Missouri Ilinoi. nnd Iowa. the
h of August in North Carolina and Tennessee the 7h
August and in Virginia Congress and Legslature)
re 4,h Thursday in October Kentucky 10 choose Guv
rnor Lieutenant Governor Legislature and ten members
Congress- Indiana has likewise to choose ten members
Congress. The election in Alabama is for Governor Le
islaure and seven members of Congress In Arkansas
member of Congress is TO be elected. Missouri Illinois, and
Iowa. have already chosen their congressional delegaons
his year. they have simply eec, ncn and judicial officers
North Carolina will choose members of Congress In
Tennessee the election is for Governor Legislature and
eleven members Of Congress.
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= s1IITH DOUG T., ID +. NIiSr.

y DODGE DENIlSf
~ = H'HD RECT. NEAR BROADWAY NEW YORK,
tHiN@ his c'c- Washington Cly IL 1914 sec Med to him
fu, - Letters mude OF fastening ARTIFICIAL
-" which the pam usually gwen holds The eeli
h ih,it and enables keep the NOUN per
! hun there has been but
- H.s Ia seven Years.
.a sas Wright Jr United States Senator from tho State Of
New York
WAsHNor"N. C., FEBRUARY Is. lsi3
~. Saith he 'ce in Washington 10 open an Of
XSstse. DG. sui.d lelers from several enta III
"a" he hse' rca,liy and sianinS ,onalnini The
an nsl avrieee iesTonas buit as 10 tfe cHceence
chs. and his roessi nal qnslincatipns
cor! e, ences oi tie aud the dentist duceu me
e.nss me DR.. "dce Tor my own
' "a! "iio "nd myself abic from per oha exps
a""r W." "qusN favorable Testimony III his avor as
Dr :. ". S ,si'n Den, This ,en ny thus given by
and wv s 20 the orcllations OF respee able
ercc m, ssl as Ia New York wt for years eXp-1
oa, r o. ehy o. tie ts cssiun my
May 2S- o"a' ana professional merite
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The quantity of whes, produced in augusta COUNTY, VA
ss.,nn ie mol over a third Of an average crop
rn quality however 10 goedpsrhaps better than usual
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
MILL abve the apprehension md delivery 10
k>DERSUN,, Tor his c'n hn n., III III, 81 that
anderson recently ch4s Mis-. NJ g. FL Pc,
s.asham He tall and II iu, back has small ea.
iicnr!y his u h, and nail rouu front teeth. He has
.s s-,n within lew Gay In this Guy.
i.-c2w Ed C. HARRISON,
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uEYDEED DOLLARS REWARD.
Ten ID ;LLAEs REWARD.

TEN ID ;}.LAES REWARD.
W. o. ID The deliver, OF my negro
Sir NV Icli e ntar Hall >las IN Hanover
,.l he stout mnscu'a
G.. "w wi rnJa BASEMENT has
head, far back. and had blue ad yelo"
a'iu'i- tcu~ wll"w at He Is pooa
:: uei .lbo:h ol Hall Sink the Sa
following hIs Gisappeara.rc ~ ~
Ii MlCUEI. PlCOT
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MORNINGS. .,EJg.Y ~, 1851.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE

COLUMBIAN CULLi.1E.
Washington correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun gives
the following interesting Of the recent cocce
ment exercises at Columbian College, D. c.:
The street church sraced with large and nnaAl
audience on the occal"n of the annual commencement o
Columbian College, July 10TH After the p.ri,rnuGcr OF n
fine piece Of music BY the band the Rev. Dr. Bacon it
dent of the institution offered up eloquent ana uPlo
/ priute prayer.
"rhe following order of exercises was then Observed :
Individual lnlrncr, Oraun BY George S E!con, Iayisl
county. N y; The P0wrr oe the Pen, Oratihn ~ ''i
Browne Budwe. James City county, Va; .tqais''Is Ia
Eminent Success, Grafton, by William f. Dnnra"' A'sts
county, Va The Study OF Natural Science, Oa'oh ny l.
BROOKE Edwards, W"sin ion CITY; Science afpisa 10 :,
rcuure Oction, by Joshua pe!rcc Ki:ne!t, Masn.l'n
City, D. C.. The Power of Consecutive Tnousht' oIaon
by Reuben r. Owens King George county, Va; p"poiy,
Ora,inn, by WllII,m Y. Tcomh Boston, Mass me veto
ry of Hermann, Grafton, by George G. Whllna ttlnas
county, Miss Modern Euquuncc Ofaup by y. :. Wiley,
Marion county, Va.
hesc addresses all very respectable and three or
four Of them displayed unusual abli,y-sn9 those m rssrs'
Budwell, Duncan, Owens and Wiley Mi llicono o'u'
tlon was beautifully wen but Licked energy in Gs''ry.
Mr. Whitfield las might have been expected nh re NM
bore on pa'n Tor 2rrtory MT Edwards dclH'l'ct ~
very handsomely. arrived too lac form just oplion
OF Mr. Blcon's speech.
"lhese exercises frequently enlivcnad with fine
music The President Then Conferred The f-i N The
aGd sciences the genlensn and m, &"
Messrs W. c. Gunnpll and p X Randolph, b'tn n wash
lngon City and the second degree in on " T,.
Carleton Georgian Jina'hun l'snn, Vermont t'chi'u II.
Woodward, Virginia. ana DAVID J. lerkes Pennsylvania
Alumni of the Institution.
The Republic speaks in high commcnda,ion ri an ora"n
the subect of Education delivered BY the Rev. .. y
Howell Of this city, before the annual meeting oi Inc Alumni
Assoca'i OF the Columbian College, in the street. hdPs
Church. Washington. Hc expressed the sound "phlon Una
students may graduate school, and yet BE- deficient ~ 'e
possession uf that kind u knowledge which su5seV' nstn
purposes and the diploma ike the star of royalty, may no'
be true index the character There must be uaaoe
ambition rmness OF purpose and ui Sn""
ledge 10 stimulate the individual It's lisiid ao"9h
be denied that the advantages of the scho - are
great yet many frUm The darkest oosc" NY 10
the brightest distinction. Their companiuns were o"oks ana
by they overcame "l obstacles 10 te progress
Education is important TO those who fill The puPls-1o ue
messengers God-In order that they may b. prepared 10
meet the strong opposition of the arn.d enemies vi the sa
cred truth This sell The preceding pulnts We're eio
quently enforced oy the speaker But after all hr sa ecu
Cation mus, controlled and guarded BY the religion VI The
Saviour.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

I
| New loKX, July le, 10 A. M.-The steamship Brother
Jonathan from Chages of the 7h of July arrives night
IL o'clock She brings 235 passengers and S.65 900 in
gold. She brings San Francisco dIies ni June l4,@
alost Of the burnt ct had been rebuilt Business sa
orally was sagnant and prices lower than The previous
10 The fire. the market being ovestockei with all staple er
clcs Of produce.
The from the mining districts continues satisfactory
many new and valuable discoveries having been made.
Sidney convict, arrested the 10Th o! June IN
The act vi stealing safe, and Immediately tried by
court Two hundred citizens and hung at midnight
Plaza, at San Francisco.
Numerous ncendiary attempts had been made 10 destroy
the city.
The Indians in the Southern section of The State
10 give much trouble
Agricultural prospects good and the weather continues
hne.
The advices from the s,hmus represent very healthy
he ssoop OF war Eandaa San Diego the l7h.
Five men were drowned San Pueblo bay on the 2S,h
May one named Junes S. Graham of North Carolina
nephew of the Secretary of The Navy.
The newspapers increasing rapidly San Francisco
Gen. Mnheads expedition OF IS men left San Diego on
The llth OF May-dcslination unknown.
The boiler Of the New World exploded on the h
on her passage down from Sacramento killing and
ding Several others.
Crime has greatly increased in San Francisco that the
courts and pucc inadequate and volunteer
committees had been formed for protection.
cManus. OF the Irish PATRIOTS had escaped from New
South Wales and arrived San Fruncsco where
ccived with much Enthusiasm
Smith OBrien and The other Irish exies made en- unsuc-
cessful attempt TO escape al the same time
Dates have been received from Astoria Oregon the 18th
Gen. Lane had been elected delegate Congress- The crops
were in hosrishng condition.
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- sr...',s CSIs.Nni PECrpNAI,
FOR TE CURE OF COUGHS COLDS. HOAESENESS. BRON-
GHlTIs. GROUP. ASTHMA WI:OOPIAG COUGH,

llITIs. GROUP. ASTHMA. Wl!DDPlNG COUGH,
AND CONSUMPTION.
N ccebra ed remedy uls.
tnH. a !uss "ist {" trHe with Ihc
heal "a the dflrtcL bat Ane'S lay before them ihe
and OF the ev ienccs OF ITS sue.
e which they Judge for themselves We sincerely
. make wild assertions false statements ui s
will hod any hope suffering humanity, which
- - Elll n d
Many here ard suc inquiry from the pub
f.RIu pl5sh they VIII nd them perfect!
;:u medicine worthy their best confidence and patron
Ee
ia Professor Chernsy Maeria Ncdica
Bowdon College
a ca rccep. OF preparation
.i opportunity" Witnessing rs Gtcc my ow laiiy
friends. This have row done with gl
bun OF g'.u,s ad childIeu has,
mgfeueu's show, powerful remedy Tor colds AM
PARKER cLEAvELAND, M d.
s'-:s's,cx, SIC. Tea. 5. lsi7
From O:e:Scer il the Hamilton Mills, in hls City
LOWELL. AUG To- 1919.
D. Aver have been cured OF the cough h.,
Cherry rec,ura and aIl when har,
0ii'tuaiy, Of recommending ii l" Others.
Y"uts, respectfully, = ID. EMEKSON.
y the loiown. il this mciciue worth trial
feeble, elect OF the
KS G.AnsIlx40ts disIincr:-
Il. ) iIurEL. SARATOGA SPRINGS. July .. 1919.
d. J. e. Sir afflicted wi painful att cn
M all The ui settled consumption Tor ur
taa" coul mud mcne hai would rea"
uic.Gcs Of your Chrriy PrctoraL which M
s;aU atd have been stcadiy gaining my strength t
asa!.h Is well In lcSt'red.
w!r u,,n uur nrdcne had grai.ra,ion Of curing will
hy lend NJ Truman OF Suin,cr Districi, who ha
s:rn suspended hi jarocha duiea by attack oi bo
s n.'eieisuft II cci hcse lac 10 you aud am sli
?nGr .i.ctiui!y. j. l. CALHOUN, oi 5 Carolina.
~ ira,H suid ay !. Z. AVE Pracucal Chemist Low
ECEil. LADi a co. and PElToN JOHNSTON. and by tn
piH = tbuohuui thr Nav 2g-r~In
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-oTIII LANDS SELECTED AND LOCATED
'..Uuv si, rEs AND THEIR Wl!t'WS AND ORPHANS.
-" PALMER a. RlChAkDS0S,

NacsoN " IsC'Ns
ni.\crs:-i i,oas ieniy Dodge, j. p. Walker, A. C..
~ Ge, ~ Ju.rs and 5 Douglass, y. s. S-nat.; Hons
So.t l. .r Eurkee J. Dciy, Coic, ID. Potter ana
b., ! nl>, y, kcis IN CD"g eSs
-snGiGs us Warrants TOT location, noTdt as
.,,,,...,t- m upon IA. aoove P.&k.
-cNIEnI
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NEW LINE BE-

TWEEN NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO.
The ony Through Line Ni-arns1aA number Of dsys
shorter han arr other Rou.-Conpssed o. the following
first class Teamships. between NEW YORK and SAN
JUAN De NICARAGUA
The PROMETHFUS. Ca.t Churchill
he DANIEL WEBSTER. Capt BALDWIN
And set@ren SAN JUAN DEL sur and SAN FRAN
CISCO
The NORTH AMERICA. Capt B'e,hsn
T,. PACIFIC. Cap, Jaws
The INDEPENDENCE. Cap,. WaSeu.an.
These steamers ali Dpit srDress Tor ihis :ou.e
for speed ety ard nudnions. are uasurpassed
The PkONEIhELS ~ill leave New \ ork, from Per
No North RIVER the Tn # each ronih. al o'clock
p NJ cor encine Oc' oher 7rh
The DANIEL WEBSTER, on the I'd If each month,
eOGmelriug October I'd.
Tie days Of LEAVING san FRANCISCO vill Re the lsi
and 18th If each nunth.
when the days fall Sundays the i4y Of SAILING
Will be the II ond2y fcliozn.
From SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA 10 san JUAN
DEL 81 assengers Will be promptly conveyed over me
New TTals Route Of the Nicaragua COMPANY having out
twelve miles Of Land TraVsporaTon and a. tha' nolnt
SAN FRANCISCO.
The great Of distance by this Rors others
heretofore es'ah lshed. ard speedy aud comfortable
transit trt~efn the tRo Oceans through beautiful aud
h-ahihl country offer Inducements 60 the travelling pao-
be equaltd ay 10 other Line
No passage secured until paid for. and hut limited
number Of passengers VII - taken.
Freight iakea 90 San Juan fe Nicaragua ony. VII not
Re received on he Gay 81 SAILING Due NOTICE IN oe gwen
when the hne prepared - take tirht through let
ter BAG VIII be made up az lie oce i' all points on me
route closing a. q O'Clock the day Of sailing Charge
q cents per letter. pre- pad
For Frcleht passage aurlv only the Once ~ the
All persons forbid trusting any account OF the
above boats
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~ Baltimore will have two grand exhi-
b;,ions during the current week that Of the Mechan
tcs Institute and tina! OF the Maryland Agricultural
Society. Hon. J. p. Kennedy will deliver the ad-
dress al the former and Daniel Webster at the later
~ There are 237 more free negroes In
the District Of Columbia than in the whole State OF
Kentucky the former has s,s7s the ia''ef s,'".
~ There were only 81 deaths in Boston
durlng the last week
II Gambling is becoming crying evil
IL Cincinnati.
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1nsuranre Companies.

Office Of the
EROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE CO.
~ No 81 Wall-st corner OF Pearl-st
CAPITAL 100000.
At IA election held tins y, the following gentlemen
chosen Directors of this Company for the ensuing
year
Sampson Moore Moses TAYLOR, George Elder,
Benz h Sherman Marshall Pepoon, Francis Skddy,
Peter Martin, AleNaE' II. Grant, Chas BnrShaltefi
Rufus Story, Asa 5. Porter, James Is. " usOn,
Henry Edey. Isaac c. TAYLOR. William X Foster.
the Board SAMPSON
MOORE Esq WAS unanimously reelected President OF
the Company. MILTON SMITH, Secretary
New York, Feb. 3, 1851.
B-This Company continues 10 insure Buildings, Sler-
chandlse Household Furniture Vessels IN Port sc, ON
the favorable All losses promptly ld,nsted
and paid VI u
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HUTCHINGS'S VEGETABLE DYS-

Il PERSIA BITTEERS.-The operation Of thus lead
medicine Of the combined one. IL changes the
condition Of entire system. While its tome and strngen
properties mpat vsor the digestive functions MS anti
septic and purifying influence reaches the blood through
the elementary funds prepared by the stomach and liver
and almost imperceptlbe cathartc quality keeps the
bowels at the time good order. Thus the three
grand the restoration OF tina health
go on PARI PAsSU and the same time, instead of
aperent, the tome and the ansepc are ADMINISTERED
aficthe other as they IN ordinary practice lere
not another preparation known amcng men which hus
strengthens and ceanSes the system and pnres the bood
simultaneously ,,
Being grateful the delicate stomach and remark
able for their cheering nvgOrating STRENGTHENING ana
restorative properties and invaluable and sure rem
edy for - $500 ., ,,.r x,or,xo
DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS.
Also Complaints JGundlce, Hearibu H. Costlvehess
Fantuess Disorders of the SKIN, Liver and SKIN Loss OF
Appetite Low Spits. Nervous Headache Gddness, Pal
piation Of the Heart Sinking ard Funess OF Weight at
the Stomach aud all other diseases caused bv an impure
of the blood liver &C, which tend 10 deoate ana
weaken the - stem.
MOI one atom of anything mnera, is mingled with the
ngredehs of the BTTFRs ana faith can he placed
unsolicited from hundreds of persons Of both
sexes and IA n conditions Of life they besOnd all
ton the BEST REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA and its kindred
Diseases that the world has ever seen.
Principal Office No. l22 Fulton-s Pnce 30 cents per
bottle sl6 lmruIh&Sat
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HANGING ACADEMY, No 10 Grand

IL st. doors from Broadway.-P. SAROCCO. Profess
sr Inventor and sole Teacher known IN America OF the
and fashionable dances whose talent does not need
sny has opened his saloons for classes for
ladies' gentlemen and children Private lessons gwen IN
tnnlies - -
BROOKLYN DANCING ACADEMY, Franz LIN Build
nr corner of Orange and Fulton stS one door from Full
Vast p SARACCO from No 40 Grand St, NevYo,k,
has opened Dancing Saloon for ladies', gentlemen and
thdren's classes Private lessons given IN families. Ills
thsses will commence on the Goth inst.
Ior particular, apply al his Academy on the 18th Be-
sdss al the dances, the American Cotiilon Will be
taught to children with the greatest precision.
Tbs advertise only intended for the best class Of
Sfety. szU jn'
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JENNY WELLS and his Sister. Ma.

~ Fl IN
III DAME H. GIAVELLI, have commenced tuition at
hen Acadamy for DANCING and heathini exercises az
he sTUYv ESANT INSTITUTE, No. $50 Broadway. All
the new and fashionable dances will be taught IN the
most graceful aud appropriate manner H. Wells anu
Naer have passed several wears In Pans studying
DER profession at the Royal Academy, and al the best
shools for private dancing The system by which they
propose TO teach entirely and adapted for the pro-
cotton Of health as also for the requirement OF graceiu
kion and department Apply daily, at the above address
sI5Ius
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate of the County of New-YorS notice - hereby
given 80 all persons having claims AGAINST LEWIS A
THORNE late of the City of Newark, NewJerSey, de-
ceased 10 present the with vouchers thereof I" NE
sui .crer at ms residence No IL Col ege place ~ the
CITY of New York. before the seventeenth dts OF
Apr next-Daed New York. the thirteenth day OF Octo-
Ter ie5l WILLIAM II THORNE,
al. I,wemTus Adminlstrator
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
Z ate Il the Comfy If NewYorA: Notice Is hereby
gwen 20 all persons having claims asaiAt SAMUEL j.
TGHFS late ofthr CRY of New YORK. dec ased - pre-
IN, the same with vouchers thereof 10 Bell Coe,
70 a. their Office, No y John - III ne Ciy u New
Y,r o or bel r. the twenty day ~ February next
DaeG New- YORK rhe loth dny ~ August, 1851
CLARKSON CkOLiIS, Executors SC, 81 Sunuei
WILLIAM J-DANiS, J. Hughes, DECREASED
a Tn
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SUPREME COURT, City and County OF

- III II
~ New York Downright Graves against C. hasson
and John Gridey Smuo for money den fnd IN con-
tract ON not ser. TO {. $ kASSON and JOHN Is
GRIDLEY You hereby summoned and 4lired 10 an
err the complaint tins action which was ned m the Of
fee of the Clerk Of the City and County u NewforS ~
the CITY Hall said CITY. the an October 1911 ma 20
serve copy of your answer 70 the aid complain on te
subscriber at his Office No 90 Naeau -, m sad Cy,
within twenty DAYS after the service TINS SUI mons on you
exclusive The day Of such service and II YOU l 70 an
swer the said complaint within the time Aforesaid, the
plaintiff IN this action Will take Judgment az hnSt you Tor
the sum Of hundred and five dollars aud EIGHT Gems
with interest from the LIST day Of July 1881 besides the
costs Of this action.-Dated NewYork Feh. ). 1881
THEODORE {. VERMILlE, Plaintiffs Any.
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