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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22
I,pcr SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-The vacant lots IN

LAMAR Sur OF REAL EsrATE.-The vacant lots IN
the block between Fifth and Sixth avs and Ninth and Tenth
SIS twenty three in number sold yesterday to Mr.
James f De IAnier for sum in the neighborhood oi
100000 These lots among the very best in the City
in regard TO quality and location They were for long
time owned by the Bank Of England and were kept out OF
marke; by litigation The intention is improvement
with frs, class dwelling houses in order further to enhance
the beauty and value of that portion Of the City We IN
dersand that the purchaser willing to dispose OF some OF
the lots with the stipulation that they shall be occupied for
dwellings only.
The Understandable Course, l.. I-Trotting on
Thursday April o. Purse $3.50 Nile heats best in to
Wagons, as follows
TT NOdine named eh N. Mountain Maid l. l. o.I
C. Brooks, named eh horse kemble jackson z L " =
Mclaughlin named br Z. FlAsh. Drawn
Time-2f7, 80, 2s, IA, XII
This was very exciting tro, Kemble jackson winning
The third heat in 234 being the quickest time ever made
by any stallion After the second heat he was handled by
Hiram Woodruff.
SUGAR BAKERS MEErNG.-An adjourned meeting oil
the Sugar Bakers held at No leo Hester last even
ingt at which the trade largely represented Mr. Ihos
Muigan was chosen Chairman, and Edward sweeny Sec
rotary gentleman present stated that circulars had been
prepared by the Committee, and sent to all the employers
asking them in respectful manner to increase the wages
OF the wokmen 81 25 per day to which but one answer
had been received and this gentleman stated that be was
already paying the highest prices Of any in the Cy NO
definite action was taken in regard to strike These msn
are now receiving from $50 to ss5 per month 1hey ad
journed 10 some evening next week
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en deceased f aGd ss' cha1eS and
"ss iof ;nirnS the Methodist Church.
sr..r,-Abous one O'Clock Yesterday morning .
%Sn N II. he s.ss Of ss
wound in his h alarmed by his cries orwstoh. and
fed. o,
-r,. new German Lutheran Church, corner o.
sth Of Msy.
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Advertisement

Gas, Gas GAs-THE YAsKEEs BEAT.--ARCHER, WAR
EER Co are recey ng orders Fixtures the States
of Maine Massachusett Connecticut Gc &c there
BY aordng ample evidence of woTkmahp aud low prices
spLdd styles Modern and Antique Patterns call
The Maunfac terlpg DeIot. No. SIG Broadway
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xxThs term Putting your foot in it, it seems, Is
aisrmste origin According to the Asisc Researches
syssy curious mode Of trying the title to land Is Practsea
Two holes are dug in the disputed ass their
In and ,ensn there until one Of them is tired, or com
Of being stung by nsectsn which case his clen ~,
atsd In this country is generally the Client ana uV'
OkEyM who puts bi; foot W "
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xrW.JERSEY ITEMS.

T Tsss.'s Also ', srs r spi a
the water works. roSs sna i and course q e. months
ls Snse viii be supplied with water lumber trade Rs
,bsre ia much business there IN o'e '"'''''
90 CONSISTENTLY arriving there
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p,,<rrxe Rocxs.-A msn name

Charles Ward was ss Newark on Tuesday afternoon He
in the northern par adjust charge which had not at rt e.
poded HIS skull and Jaw were sSous two hours AFTER the
fingers taken OIL LIES ne wife and seven children.
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COURT OF GENERAL SEsslONS-Before judge BgEsE and AL
WAND and DEsMAN - -

WAND and DEsMAs ~ '-
In this case, which was commenced on Wednesday the
Jury rendered verdict of acquitta and the accused wss
discharged
THE CASE AID WESLEY SMITH
In this case Mr. Busted counsel for Aid Smith indicted
for mlsdemeanor moved that the trial OF his client be
ney who stated that his principal witness TX Coroner Ives
had put himself beyond the reach of subpepa nv Ia. v;
the State and before he could be served the trial would n
be proceeded with Mr. Busteed complained Of the hard
ship OF the trial being put off again. as they had brought
witnesses distance Of 400 miles but as the Court co9Id
9ner MN DO rend te case was postponed until term
10 procure their witnesses $3.50
THE CASE on POLICEMEN SMITH AID KENNEDY, INDICTED
FOR BURGLARY.
John n. Smith and VIM Kennedy the two Fifth Ward
Poceen under Indictment for burglary in having on thu
night Of The lh Of January last burgriousy entered the
grocery store OF Mr. Lemuel H. HOPKINS No 2I5 West st.
With intent 10 steal placed on trial Mr. Hopkins and
VIM taylor ms clerk took the stand and testified In detail
70 tne iact they appeared in the evidence taken before
Jesuee osborne at the time Of the arrest and examinations
OF the prisoners all of which evidence we published the
time Assistant Capt. Huchngs and others Of the Fifis
"sd romeo were called on and their evidence but
nothing Of importance elected further than has already
been published Another witness named Martin testified
10 having made some purchases OF butter rom one OF ne
accused but his testimony objected to and ruled OUT ~
the Court The evidence for the prosecution here closed
and ExRecorder Tamsdge OF the counsel for the
Geo C. Crohus, Policeman Of the Fifth Ward was thea
swon and testified to having been in the Station house on
the night in question: when Kennedy IN from his par
troll and said he going to his house to bath bis leg with
some bay rum.
James L. Snsedor private Waterman employed II the
foot Of Duanes by the Erie Railroad Company test6od
to seeing two suspicious looking towering about n
that neghborhood the night in question: he told b.
Kennedy that he had previously arrested Of them for
stealing bag Of potatoes.
Other testimony TAKEN showing good character for
the accused The summed up for the defense bv
Ogden Hoffman. ESQ, and blythe District Attorney In behalf
ofhe people The Court then reviewed the testimony and
the gwen to the Jury who after deberasng for
about 20 minutes rendered verdict guilty The prison.
| ers were then remanded for sentence
COURT CALENDAR-TMs Day 80.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos 239 263, 1879. i32, ESQ., 3eJ yy
$751; 1892 333, Ssh 1885, 1885, $780, 34l o. g. 60 gag ssI W.
2e4, AGO. 203 90 81 a. 49, ga 226 49, SEQ sae ~ 80
l43 IT'S 22s $685. 1885, $780, 49, ia 81 81 se3 iss
m 3l4 3IG sos 3e as7 90 e75 3o5 3aS s5o sosa.
CIRcuIT CouRT-Nos 1861. s9L ST. SD q, ~ a ..
| SrpRrnE Cornr-SpeciL Term-Nos w. IT, w. :" -
y q 4 8 D, ,yi &c Co Ciavsr-Ns& a. a. NiNw~
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DI,,r,rx-On Tuesday night the son OF MI
ID. r,nN J-For years past, the !

49,. ,i;ad from the Injuries IcVea,oe o
cbinerv in his k,ihers shop at NewxIN "' "'N'
sl;obt at first but terminated IN ockJs"'
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SUPERIOR coURT-Belere Judge PAIsr.

Fnoch Clark and Others Isaac Freeman Looms
On bill Of exchange for $4,000 drawn by Mr. LOOMS on
Mr. season. and by the latter accepted Bank OF Pough
keepsie Ii WAS Endorsed to j j. Stewart a. Co.. and BIZ
them defendants Ia defense II said have been an
accommodation draft for the benefit of LOOMS take up
previously given and that usury of $50 had beea
charged, which was denied. Verdict this forenoon.
Slas G, Herring sgt. Ely Hoppock.
Mr. Herring delivered 10 Brooks 4 Hopkins Libertyst
Saamander safe taking their notes for s35 at six months
with the written agreement that not to be considered
sale unless the note paid and If was not that plain
tiff should enter and take possession Messrs Brooks
Hopkins unsuccessful in business and their stock
levied upon by attachment and execution at suit of Mr.
Hoppock and others and the safe with other property sold
Plaintiff says that Mr. loppock and also the Sheriff had
notice OF his claim Liability the part Of Mr. Uoppook
il denied. To be continued.
Before Judge DuER
Elizabeth HeaIken sgt Reynolds 4 Wcsr
To test the validity OF levy and sale Of horse sold BIZ
Constable 10 Mr cooper aud by latter to Reynolds &
Wes from whose hands plaintiff took it. claiming 10 be lie
owner The horse levied upon by execution against
Patrick Reilly at the suit OF Michel Kelly and 1t contendsd
for defense that Reilly fact and not the plaintiff owned t.
The case is ON.
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Pr,rxrrELp, n J.-For Years Pes,' ~ ~o,;nc yovs
pned have been in IN the h1 res for the support
tar appropriation. ., ph has been made o u.
81 o ali the Children in the village free OF "Opens
PIspdea was a pioneer in this cause aud prooA"y
surnsssed by any village In the State
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MARINE FIREMEN AND CoAL-PAssERs.-Betwee three
and four hundred Of the Marine remen and Coal passers
held meeting last evening at No go Grandst, for the
purpose Of hearing the report Of the delegates appointed at
A preyous meeting to address circulars to the steamship
and steamboat companies asking advance Of IS per
month Three of the companies were willing to pay the
advance providing the other companies would also accee
large number Of enrolled on the list of the
Society after which they adjourned to some evening
week when a final decision will be made
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SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE SILVER AND SILVER
plated ware sh ca, and s af ,ensa
men fseneh plate mirrors supso, Old wines baades
o. % q y - se,ess es al sell y
81 s ss oa ana
splendid while marble table, Win mould
nehlyeaved rosewood sofa tables viii. Egyptian
Two very large pier tables win Egyptian marble
TWO large gitframed French plate mirrors
Mahogany hair spring seat sofa work table
Purple and yellow covered chairs
Walsh. E.agere, Buffers uay and stand
Rich purple and gold damask curtains and fixtures
Mahogany wardrobe. dressing bureau
c,o DO bedsse - dressing tables washstand
Hair and wool ,nattes.ea blankets, bed linen
Cane and wood chairs, linen window shades
CHI cornice, floor mating, rugs
sssl m anS Hs s"S ss saaps ss , s sGS
Elegant gill and bronze caudelabras, earssel lamps
Plain white and gold band dinner dessert, and tea-wae
Rich blue and gold French China z, sao e! :,
Three elesan, bohemian glass centre pieces
si'a ss ssa Sss'S's'
aey-engrsvsd glass towers, for dinner table
ruby ana engraved ietea tete set
heavy silver plated covered dishes
q do DO DO sss' cup: %
sILyER-WARE.
rich tea and coffee service consisting Of swing ,sake.e
eapoS coHeePos sugar uo"i, eiea" Jusj oioP poW
walters, sugar toDgs
rosewood containing dessert OF knives, forks
and spoons
IN dozen large table spoons
TX do do
IN do dessert forks
Sauce spoons butter knives carvers, nnd Jerks, &c.
Together collection wines
brande sceidam which will be enumerated in the en'a
logue.
One splendid family carriage and harness
One pair three-quar,er bred matched bay horses
Tems $50 and under that credit OF two and
-four MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
NJ Is. Catalogues will be ready for delivery in few
days. s- #l@H JAS O. MCGUIRE,
Jan gid Aucioneer.
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly journal, pages edited by Richard
country make their medium OF with
best all kinds brilliant and instructive
anybody vast amount OF attractive musical read
and sketches celebrated musical
Ac the fearless and truthful criticisms Of musical publ
performances, and The pick musical
news novelty and Incident both foreign and domestic The whole
forming the valuable record of musical
possible Obtain The Of ehois and OF ladies wish
but who living music
pecaly attended TO.
One 49, copies, So five COPIES Sn; and
sending club of his trouble
Address Willis publishers of the Musical World and Times,
2S7 Broadway, New York.
JouRsAL.The subscribers publish The
Monthly Musicai journal
OF makng pages
year, great variety musical reading The
Monthly designed for
mand simple music nHd whose that should
be furnished a, the cheapest possible rate.
Terms, One copy 50 cents; three copies ten copies 50;
and sending club
extra copy for his trouble Address DYER WILLIS.
BCiefgmen will be supplied with the Musical World and
Times dollar and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
twenty five year.
obtain Subscribers for the above named pubca
uons. Liberal commission allowed.
Nov the volume begins
FIRST OF January, 1853
Jan l3-d3m
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In length l2.7oo yards.

The materials be ercsvstrd believed to be soft blue mud,
win Ss s WI. O.. s.ps o. g.
days in the year without from ne weaer asr making
required perform the whole work in one year AFTER ,s
CURED steam dredging machine. capable d.hsup
1900 cubic yards Of mud day complete n =. Their part. and
as. fuel cables. anchors ee. &C. and .hs resu.,e mum
Proposals viii be received =. the Engineer Department Washing
Ism Of March lss ,hs q mis- ~oh
LIST TO clear on, d. entire lsns, and dspn Of the channels
furnishing all The machinery ys.. tender
and 70 s s sss ss "o .1S
I'd To furnish vessels machinery Ae ready for sss wo,s 70 ne
shall be tested to tbs charge work.
and = % % be O. Ss % s
and embracing materials. dimensoss c"ssgs pow f
stroke principle m.eninsy whshs, PATENTED ws.
now and BY who" ,,s sos. pey y can = far
a nI.seds D''"'s' -
stated price cubic yard keeping everything - sp.
the machinery would the property Of ,hs Un'sd
after the work was completed.
Engineer Department 10 exercise the necessary supervisor
n psrormnnee and 70 reserve to right .nnnns
time should the holder holders OF fail TO nh
as 90 cubic yard. quantity
haf feet o. water with well dsaned width Of nres hundred
twelve hundred yards 10 ne .c'p.. mel,
the completion The work 10 its full width and DEPTH sresf
The Engineer Department may necessary Tho width
channel hundred and fny feet winch
Of the stated number OF cubic yards win be assumed"
number paid for.
he made Engineer Department
under any circumstances whatever. az =,
proporonaie Of work done will be MADE
monthly ccrtIa,e diligence b@
prosecuting the that Interruption to it, ds
incident Sundays bad weather
unavoidable OF machinery not
quality material Inc
quantity paid compleieV
nc the depth required.
per win be reserved from due The a
finally paid the completion
work be forfeited 10 the United ure
the Lt@t &tl +
An be by Of high ehs
the competency Of tbs the work on
ors the reliability OF the suretes also be manifested ING ~
veopes should be endorsed Proposals for the improvement OF wv
herbo o Mobile. Aabams.s
further address Major W. H. cp.s corps en-
aineers, Mobile, Alabama,
JOS. q. ToTTEN,
Brig and Colonel Engineer
To he inserted II the IniF:nce, Repnbic and us.0 ras
nston Mobile Advertiser, Mobile, Ala Louisiana state
New Orleans Bulletin, and New Orleans Bees New pe
Las Albany Register and Albany Express Albany View
Courier and Enquirer and Express New York; Wing Troy
Pennsylvania Inquirer and Daily News Philadelphia Boston
Patriot Baltimore daily for two weeks
paper containing ne advertisement TO be sent 70 ne ~"
/ Department Jan " -.
MEMOIRS. journal, and Cc-respc.dence 81 '""
! Ian IN TRANCK TAfLo's
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PROPOSALS. ron B,ucKs.
\Na shtpvtou IN. a.. \ nee. Is

Oryiox, UNITED STATES Carroll,
Washington, ~, CD Dec. 10, lsS2
e,EALED proposals received this once until the
- eighth February att orock for furnishing all
be required oempse the extension Of the
which to he composed o tempered
clay in single mouds and be thoroughly burnt
wit admirture OF coal 49,
The required accompany each Of their bids with
furnished and submit
factory that said samples made the works of INC
deponr the and Of the clay Of which they esec
lively erecue the contract
be received bricks that made In
tory advertisement and ohc municipal laws Of the city
o Washington. LII
The win furnish approved .ecur
the contract the amount OF TWEEN
" thousand dollars.
Each accompanied by signed by two sure
ties that in the bid shall be accepted me msder
the aforementioned fteks al the price
The bid time within thirty days from the accep.oce
OF the proposal sency the said gparsntcrs ~ suses 10
ceuhcd BY known 10 the Department OF the In
terror
able 10 deliver the me he viii be prepared 10 enter
upon the Of the should The same be awarded to
him. - -
the sr,enon OF the United States Capitol"
Tbc bd opened Of such OF the bidders
the department Of the INTERIOR on T"esday
The drst day March NEXT, at ~ o'clock N - 49,, ,,.n
Architect the Eren.sn Of the ". T. Capitol,
baltimore American.
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ERalsxsE DsrAKrssSr, January IA. lss
eEAfED PROPOSALS VIII received until ION Fsbu.r
inclusive uc,ion ef The best materials dsl
cry Baltimore, Maryland q steam dredging mashns
Inc win state separately dredse boat
TSe asi be strongly pa, osv,nss wel
width ola iee in depth 70 have suitable sleeping
accommodations io twelve men all requisite
and soreage about twenty tons Of coal
The machine be capable OF wokias IN an exposed situation,
being intended for operating IA The waters Of
bay be required TO dig and raise from depth
cubic yards aId clay per hour OF sr hundred cubic
y ards in working day Of ten hours -, ,o..,,.
each capable Of holding forty nya cubic yards q dedyd
and sides Of the in depth Of four feet
Tbs deeked lighter which transportation Of
and other supplies io The maehne must be strongly put 10
es well kneed and boed and capable Of carrying about forty
The dedge with its lighter be delivered BALI
more Maryland feenh day of April next ready
inspection and trial by The oeer o. engineers OF such Other
dledpe and equipment mooed the Of The
s agent The aud there performance
the contractors expense which s.t mus, ss ~ ever. respect sat
payments will be made Of The dredge 9, its equip
whole shall have been deiveed Inspected and test
prescribed and received when the contractor will be
Parues Offering to contract dredge equipment
what principle they propose to construct the
machine has subjected and Il 40 where
What q M
whom can be had in regard TO the same The dmen
Yghe given, with "details Of their
the the engine for driving the machinery Of
dedge in number Of and also In the diane
cylinder and Length, Of stroke Of the piston and 'e
oam under which the ordinarily worked prsc
eabe drawings should be forwarded Of the dredge complete and
also Of the dumping
Proposals adding locomotive power
pope and lighter,
still the rate Of six miles hour stating y The
Of the and the change, such ndd
would make in the form and dimensions OF the hull Of the
dredge and IN the arrangement OF the machinery.
obtained by corresponding with
H. Brewerlon corps engineers, Baltimore, Maryland
The be addressed unds.xasd and marked
envelope Proposals for dredging macbine &c for
The Chesapeake bay and Atlantic coast" ..
81 jos. q. TOTTEN,
BTevet Brig. Gen. and Col Engineers.
inserted the ntelgencer, Repubc and Union, Wash
ngton Courier Enquirer and Express. New York; Albany
Register Albany Albany New York Wh Troy New
Inquirer and Daily News, Phladepha Penn
sylvana Boston Courier Boston, Massachusetts, Patriot
Maryland daily till 10th February One of each
containing advertisement the Engineer Department
Washington. .|t
Jan IA--dtl0Feb a4EE WE
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CRENCHS HOTEL, corner OF Frankfort street and
City Hall Square Opposite the City Hall and Park Founan
New York city built aud opened BY subscriber May
s9 and rehed and furnished August 1854 He trusts thai for
comfort and be surpassed
world. hotel
unent only which warmed They all
ded wsrhstands which supplied with Gro
pn water through sverpaed cocks There but one bed in
cloeeu every floor win be
be ordered spacious
immediate vicinity
tile business and the principal places OF amusement
Dec 2-d3m H. FRENCH.
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NoNGREss having recently amended the providing for the
Of the Red river ra the advertisements heretofore insert
subject been Withdrawn, and the following subs
tuted In their stead:
REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT.
Proposals will be received the War Department. until the frs
day Of April for removing the distractions Red ver known
Red a and keeping the navigation of said
and free from obstruction BY RATS for series Of one or more years
propose tbs said ran and keep the
Of 100000 specifying in his bad he time within which he
complete the REMOVAL e said time not TO be later than
emova which he binds himself 10 keep the nav
CATION the free nom obstruction for the raid and the
satisfied with his responsibility and with the security offered by
sm who shall 70 remove said n and 70 neep The Vef Tree
The will be required 70 give his bond for with
faithful execution bidder will transmit,
with his proposals. the names OF the persons whom ne
surees dcciaraon signed by Them that they will
sign mentioned and ALEC the certh
judge United State. for the State in which he
10000 and above all their debts and
liabilities No bid will be examined unless these conditions shall be
complied with
Terms Of Payment.
OF the appropriated object, $50 900
shall the work OF removing the ra advances follows
shall be inspected by officer
pointed by The War Department and iii shah appear that such is
the
portion shall bear the entire ra
dea NO hs nn ri $50 viii be paid IN
corresponding n number with The number OF years
OPEN the department TO be the sole judge
Each whole is for the removal OF
separate proposals for portions Of u will be considered
the envelope, Proposals for removing Red nyer ram,
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
All papers published the observation-disclosures
subject hereby authorized TO publish ths aud In addition,
Democrat Of Little Rock, and the Telegraph Of
Washington Arkansas twenty times daily and then twice week
Each paper advertising copy he paper containing
the advertisement
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auotioneers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE,
Ill At AUCTIONOn Wednesday, the ID of February,
shall residence OF Capt Sutherland
about leave the city the OF 9Th and
about midway between the Capitol and
handsome Of ntue fine Of
brocate covered paror uTniturc consisting Of
One French
Two and gothic and four paIo chairs
Fine rosewood marble table
Very fine escritOir, or ladies' cabinet and bookcase
rosewood cottage piano forte of fine
touch, made by Gilbert
Fine Bohemian aud other fancy
Mahogany divans, burea and toilet glass
Fine painted cottage chamber set
Bronzed hal rack solar lamp, and cane seat chairs
French and other bedsteads wasbstands
Cherry wardrobe, and extension dining table
Fine chandelier, candelabras, and grandoles
Fine 8russels, three ply ingram, and stair carpets
Feather beds and hair -
Passage oiicioth, mating, &c.
Cooking paror and other
With n good OF kitchen requisites
under $50, cash $50, credit Of 90
and 30 satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
#.a ~. '.q@ GREEN h SCOTT,
Jan o7-- Auctioneers.
r. The house il also Inquire of the subscribers
GREEN l. SCOTT.
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VTHEREcAs a land warrant issued by the Conn
missioner Of Pensions favor OF Matthew Van Lear
93d forty No S14o under
her 1880 the Of VIM H. Hamilton, his
Washssscu which warrant the claimant Matthew Van
This therefore published according
Of the Pension ono. for tn. Of obtaining duplicate
services Of the said Van Lear An
the hereby notified that
will b. tssu~d, unless 10 the contrary he shown
& JOHN HARRY.
Ian V-inw6w' Agent for the applicant.
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DON'T FORGET j. SNYDER, Jr.'s, Wine store, Phil
adelpha where wines and liquors Of reliable
Quality and cheap and have them early delivered house
Washington, free Of freight BY Adamss erpess dropping
note by nni OF telegraph Dor'r voResr " % ~
II e1,-I sNfDER's, Philadeph ia
Jan a-du