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NEW Musc.-we fnd upon our table the follovino
pisces Of new and popular music from the depot Of
"eften, Esq No Camp street The Catawba waltz >,
~ U. Mueller the Pony Redows.n by George WIN.
Warren and the song "we are coming Sister Msrvr Nv
T. r. Christy Of the American Opera House New York
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Consumption Durable.

y Not only eafes all those III. sides and
back subd1sg the Inflammation sorsae h the e., and hr
neh eonsumpuvs persons are liable to but prevents entirely
thar formation Of tubereles. The thus irmen with he rec
lions and regimen given in the deon available .h
sons already am e'ed with the disease any
Inc paeipe 81 this treatment foundes
scientific opinions Of all the eminent Of m and can
no, but be approved
FOR sails BY H. d. BEACH M D., Chemist lpsh.c,ry corner
Of ChaTtres and Custom House streets THOMAS RANKIN sosr a
ad Camp Streets and sYME Of ss
DIS st2pkitW
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TIRE bALIoos.-The Balloon for to-day 10 out with its
customary budget Of fun and wticiss Those who are
aerons Of hearty laugh cannot do themselves greater
good than to purchase COPY,
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k'0N Goods FgH Goods
P. & E. REILLY & CO.,

Corner Canal and Roy gal Streets
q Are receiving store ssnpls,e aoru..t Of
FAsHIONABLE FALL GooDs,
which they Offer VERY REASONABLE TERMs Tn. following
are fs~ Of the leading articles, Wis:
RICH FRENCH cALICoEs, from Is cents 70 IS osnt;
FRENCH CASHMERE D'ECossE all solors stsli
PLAID CASHMERE;
PLAID SPUN SILK;
BROCtiE AND WATERED BARBOUR
FLoUNcED BAREGE ROBES,
PLAIN, PLAID AND DAMAsK BLACK SILK +,
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE:
eros De NAPLES, all eelors
New styls PLAID SILKS;
New Style BRocADE SILKS /;
FLOuNCED AND BAYADERE SILK ROBES;
CLoAkS AND PKLIssEs AND VELVET Of III. Hsv..
Styles;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs, COLLARS AND cHrpI
zETTEs;
EMBROIDERED sLEKvEs;
MO U RNING GOODS.
AT 81 BLACK MUSLIN DE- LANES;
BLACK MERINo AND CASHMERE;
BLACK THIsET BLACK ALPACA.
"a, ,cu yo,-,.,n BLACK BoMBAZINE
BLACK CHALLY;
BLACK tLADIEst) CLOTH
All Styles Of MOURNING EMBRoIDERIEs etc. etc
TABLE LINENS splendid msnt Of DANAsKs, TABLE
CLOTHS and NAPKINS of every sine.
LINEN sIIFETINs, from ga o 1874.
SUPERIOR IRISH LISsNs, from % up. ds sap
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RIVAL TO Tom THUMB "A dwarf is on exhibition at
Nashville who is wenty-four years old, IS inches hi
and weighs only 30 pounds
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hAhfsR's-J q Morgan, of Exchange Place. has fur.
"sheo Us copies OF Harper for December This number
Is a brilliant closing to the year
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Miss Laura KErsE.-fhe Baltimore American saws
We learn that Miss Laura Keene the talented
the NewYork theatres has leased the Olympic in thi, city
and that it will shortly opened ander her direction
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DAN RioE's-fhe performances Dan Rics,s Hippo
arome appear to be exceedingly well patronred The Ro
man Brothers appear tonight
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Ds'. Edo. Jes,ney. Core.

DT' ENtC' JeftHer Core,
DRUGGIST, No. rs Camp st.
tf DR. f. J. coxE's PREPARATIONS /, .xt.nsvs u,s for
nearly nssn years. have by their .iits acquired
nsupassed equaed BY similar in the North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF oorAlvA, sARsAPARILLA AND cUgERs
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER-
hANENT CURE OF THE PILES ~
tS Prepared at No. IS Camp street bv DR. n royr L.
sale by Druggists gsnsraly -
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MI W. NJ Shaw, clerk of the vicksbury and
NAen1 packet Southern Belle has our thanks for late
NAtohez and Vicksburg papers
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SOUTHWEST Pass. Dec. 9.-The schooner Southernsr
Captain Snow % hours from Sabine Pass has arrived
hero
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HA Ar S4GDLLshLE
- Onssgndfs6 IA sompfisipE -
SILK OR, CASHMERE xEaic. " WOOL STRAY PALM, -
ndcAnPEAcHf HATS. roi.,l.sy
iyif spdAv ygnXr IN IA N.~..;,...,..,
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NssU Clothing Store,
No. 40 CAMP STREET.
IRWIN 4 FORNO
Have Just rsssivsd and opening
CLOTHING and aENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
cosstsTrNe
BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FROCK DRESS COATS Of
article, And Of Tho nsasst and finish
Blue CLOTH FRocK and DRRss COATS, with rlas
Buttors;
BROWN ns OLIVE FR0CK DRHSs COATS;
superior article Of FRENCH a.d ENGLISH KERsEY
ovERooATs, cLoAKs, PALEToTs ND SAC COATS, Of all
colors and styles;
BLACK DoEsgIN and CASHMERE PANTS
100 different styles aud FREN CASHMERE PANTS;
Fancy SILK and PLUSH vrLvET VESTS
Plain and Figured SILK ard SATIN VESTS;
WHITE SILK and MARsnILLEs vWTs;
Plain and Embroidered hAEsEILLEs VESTS;
LINEN and LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS;
FRENCH SHIRTS, Of Meehaaiol Worked Bssomsi
Plain Faosy and wHITs SILK CRAvATs,
Fine Heavy cAsAAKRK USDERsHIRIs a.d DRAWERS:
SUBSCRIBERS;
HOSIERY;
HANDRrRcHIEFs;
GLOVES;
UMBRELLAS;
TRUNKS;
vALlsEs;
CARPET BAGS, ss
a We will receive additions by arrival
every ssmahp from New York. public
generally to rsmiss OR stock which will be sold
M spf
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To Rtnf,

II The eligible NEW STORES the bass.ni OF Ds.b4.. We
ra1dsh building Camp street hni~ss. Poeyr.
They are suitable for frs, al DRY Goods ba.ps.. and wi, y
leased upon favorable terms. Al
D. PHILLIPS, tD-y 6ogd Store, Nsyaso. street
inert 70 the Horae Stas1nD
nqO gp or to II. owner al J. B. sruEI,s a, O.,
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NJ A D NJ P l. ATEN
" Respectfully services. 10 the IS;ss o N ,,.., n,
ne treatment OF the following diseases PRoLAPsUS UTERL
WHITES, PRoFUSE AND PAINFUL MENgrRuATroN I'm.
soRsEhENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
The treatment sdsps-d BY that has the oy.o
she most distinguished Surgeons Of Paris New k .nd
l" success hes which she has ample testimony and the many
respectable ladies abe d...
OF the Uterus no. of nature, be cured
MADAM p de'sss herself exclusively to III. diseases of
can be csusultsd DAILY, at herr sadsnee =
myis sptf .sa q. -.
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Dtarrh4a, Dysenfayy, Cholera,
CHOLERA MORBUS
~ BEACfs ANTI-CATHARTIc MIXTURE 1. . sertsin ..s.
prompt and snctua remedy the and all
Ike character, either for children adults. BY
Z. D. BEACH, N. D.
corner Of Charres and Customhouss strees
Also BY TiIoS. RANKIN,
corner of Camp and Poydrsa strses
Asdby JSYME
dS Up kitw Corner of ANAL and C.r,ud.l., ,,,..
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House Furnishing Store,
N l. r, II RRIS g. WALDO,
76 AID IS Camp street.
The subsbsrs receiving additions 10 n, lars.
ADD ysried s.oek comprised in which ave-
SUELNSWARE, GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BOHEMIAN WARE, BIRMINGHAM WAKE:
RICH CHINA VASES and FINE SILVER PLATED WARE.
P All Nd HALL LAMPS and GIkoNDoLEs
NIGH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, . ssu or ain Is,
ZINE TABLE CUTLERY and Hsuseks epipr HARDWARE,
kNAMELkD and HOLLOW WARE;
BRITANNIA, PLANISGRD TIN and JAPANNED WARE
MnD6N and WILLOW WARE, FEATHER DUsTEKs
BRUSHES, Of all kinda;
PAPER PAPER HANGINGs and BORDER, DOOR MATS;
WHITE, CHECK, FANCY sad COCOA MATING;
WINDOW coRNICEs CORDS a.d TAssEIs;
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
SPIRIT GAS, or Bsrning Fluid;
SPERM, LARD SD WHALE OIL;
STAR SPERM and WAX CANDLES
. |" sssstsa for Fs.ly
ds In MILLER HARRR 4 UArD,
E>EATHERS-l6O0 lbs Live Geese Feathers
u for sAls BY j. G. HARDILL Co III Msxasin. a a, Al
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R. M. MONTGOMERY & co.'s SALE

Stock OF GrOeeriea and
By r. M. MONTGOMERY & CO., Auctioneer,
SATURDAY, December 10, at 10 O clock. vii
~ b. sold In block tho premises, of Felicity Rosa
Dry siss street
fas eoa..nts Of said GROCERY, together with fixture,
block. W Terms 49,
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To Close the Estate of J. u. Groves, ESQ. m.
Dwelling Camp street.
H9l.0nfE0h HAIL

NEW ORLEANS.
~ This we'll knswu sstthsn having undsrzsn. eoupl.. 10
pairs etc. during the paat IL pube AID III.
ProPrsso grateful for avon would solicit soaa.se IA,
- The accommodations for Families unsurpassed by any s
IN the South. lo2s 2piwH1 J. W. YOUNG Proprietor,
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Death ora Rats and Reaches.
WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER.
~ Guaranteed be the age, -. ussd for
the destruction Of these troseesOn. vermin
J. WRIGHT Co..
d5 slap 1sI Chortr.. .,,.o.
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Boots, Shoes and sfrooo,,

CIT AT WHOLESALE.
No- iafdngron shp Norfolk and 10 sts, x.nsra a..
sorsment Of BOOTS, sHoIs. BRosAss HaTs. al
etc. Plantations supplied with prime Russell BRoGANs WOOL
MEXICAN, PALM LEAF STRAW and CAMFEACHY HATS a.
the lowest market prices
jyis fpdAW FROST A CO Ia n.v..,...,
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Gus small points or Arms branch Of from the ridges and
terminal. In escapemsnts or low broken terraces along
u. lEe Of the water courses The copper VEINS us-
versed east ard west vertical c7eyis IN the loser Del.
~ the upper msgD~slan limestone. Ihs limestone oed
j. inter aid rh Locues ei fix. alG s slightly meta
iuop ic hat analogous - ine lstrS ~ metAnlor
pine limestone o. tie Cornwal a. n-s- ct tlr copper
producing influence has identity been widely different
here from that Of the Ola Country There, igneous
rocks are protruded through the limestone bells
and the copper bearikg rocks formed IN
vertical or mighty inclined bands AZ the anc-
ten IS the sianl,lc All strauaec r0cks where
81. in thl' COPPER district no i.n-uus rnc5s have
reached the surface. The Magnetism rpeston- under
lsd ty bed Of ssIds"u- fum tl,ye 10 four hundred
feet thirA Tie e-v.l * flces os abtclual axes Of
this district az trave1sd by tae wster The
rccks dip each way from The water the
of the rldges-e0nsccuenty each ridge Crns separate
ba.n Of limestone The valleys denuded down 20
the sandstone VI bin distance Of ha'f nile from where
The coprervens have been WORKED The 'ime. bed.
IN he center of the ridges a; the digas are sboat ooc
hundred and hity feet thick The copper veos that
were discovered ard worked maze their principal de-
poses about seventy ave fee, cccp Inc ore formed IN
sn opening IN the assures i someShs, similar 10 the
lead t ro.tes in the lead region The veins m the GREY
ices discovered appear to te mostly exhausted These
yeirs are evidently the outcropo copper bearing basin
having a considerable on the north, where these
spurs or outlying beds Of limestone conncct with di.
eng ridge The sandstone sinks in this direction aud
Should the copprr.projuchg influence he found 10
have been sctye northwest and north from hr "dggns,
We NAV suppose the veins viii be- much richer. aud ira
verse the rocks more or less below tbe wafer level
These beds of limestone give evidence OF being rayersed
by east and vertical assures watch VIII run parallel
from fifty TO two hundred yards apart and the copper
veins will evidently be richest along the central axes OF
the ridges These diggius' have been idle for the
last SIX years There market here for copper ore
and Consequently No prospecting The lands are ~ ned
partly hy Individual, living in the district aud by non-
residents To operate successfully tor copper ID tins
district would be necessary 10 buy the lands or lease
them at low rate and open the grounds by prospecting
for new veins number of prospects are nov struck
which when proved up will evidently make gJod loads
Tie cause of these dggns being stopped was bad
IN, in smelling the and expense Of transportation
# the metal to market railroad Is now under con-
tract from Mineral POM To the Illinois state ae 10 be-
CONNECTED in twelve months. When this facility Is
opeued for the transportation Of coal TOR smelling or
ore "a market 10 be sme,;ed in the East must sup
pose hi. copper field will offer inducements worthy the
attention ot mining CAPITALISTS MNER
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assemblage, and one delivered short poem. lady
visitor from New York then sang with great deal oil
feeling the beautiful melody Of Think gently Of the err
ing" As the last words fingered her lips macy were
the ewes believed sith tears Night had nox begun u
curtain the earth With darkness and gradually r.
after another. til there remained only fw. Who gath
cred around the visitors AMI united in singing that .Seet
old song Good Bye They then dispersed and re-
turned to their homes
The evening spent by the habtan's in their own
family circles in conversational and musical recreation'
A. "a, BY my open window. inhalng the balmy air
and listening the MELODY 0f voice aud instrument a. u
q sted along on the breeze Of eveninc felt IL tue
Lsppiest Fourth Of July I had ever experienced The
next morning We babe sdeu 10 Hopedale 'ompanled
D.. far D.. Boston BY the President AMI hi ady, whose
Io.pifaty and also the kindness of the Community
general. vii always be gratefully remembered.
Just before We lett were presented With ,ome
beautiful flowers revealing 20 " the kind wishes Il the
Community and embemstIc OF The beauties OF hope
dale With hch tie most peasau, associations Kill ever
he connected.
To all who are interested in Associative movements.
particularly such Is ok AID long tor trly practical
Chl.tsn Church. n which Christ WI n1t olly De pro
fe.sed but dearly loved and revercntly Ooe!ed, would
ssy Wit H0yedale; DOT IN the anticipation OF nhdIng
perfection there but witness the Nearest approach 70
thar has set been attained There J. charm about
the plsce pure and holy Influences % surround
IT, And Il there be- spot earth over which Oeauled
spiri love to hover certainly Hopedae must be tue IA
yOred one For when Nature j. there decked 10 all her
re,al recalia and aueeny maenifcence and thousand
and one flowers breathe forth their sweet perfumes.
and al i made vocal with the music Of nature one is
entranced ard feels though be were IN earthly
Eden. ~ loving fOfeta-te of Heaven.
Yours. NJ. l. BLoon
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THE ISLANDS or MASSACHUSETTS.
Nnushon-Mariha's Whey observation-disclosures
--harkinz


NANTUoK r. sa-1Iisy, Jsy d, is5l
On the cloudy breezy morning Of The llth inst from
the deck II tie pleasant steamer Massachusetts, sas
for the first time. the calm bOsom Of BuZZari Bay
the blue outline Of Naushon Tie island eight mile.
ioug and contains i've thousand acres OF and smAl
pari Of which ouly under cultivation go hundred
deer Wild ia the beautiful forests aud the entire
face is diversified with romantic valleys graceful hills
sud quiet waters The air is cool and hesthu and The
view from tie highlands charming Il has been the al
uraton Of travellers and i perhaps without rival 10
varied scenery among the s that gem lie BAYS Of he
Neg World II is ozaed hy me Ae.srs. Swa.n sd
Fortes whose hO.p. Aty 70 strangers l. widely sPpre
c.stet.
The ueu landing was Miuhs. Vineyard A. Holne.
Hole. th s. and family, ,ook stage iJr Edssrogn,
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- n,TIrp. PATENT TRUSS and Sup

:, AFTER. PATENT TRUSS and SUP
yosiTR PADS Oi Hens Ssso5s - ,,. psS. M
s.gs. .e SOW fas sagerosdus A. oa"'s
a. eEs xv,srv-s New-Ysft enss 70 'tisndsooe 'n"o"
%oURAUDs LIQUID HAIR DYE u positively,
IL shboui eIs,paoo Or r,'srvAt.n "a, ~ go
ss,s. MATE TIL Dye never '.t' the sta reqefes 70
.,nrn TIE trouble 40 i !, 80 49, ',r
yS.y ., oS6pT nIaI s IT1LiiS INDICATED soar or
~ siEgs pcI6sf SUBTLE aproe. "a. ION orshsld
FysI ~ Or -, , 81 Lss REsToRITyE sod LILY waITE
sssSs o., q Dr. GOuEAi DS q rsshsi L'o,so'y 81 Wa
xsrnrCAL SURGERY WITHOUT the KNIFE
nj sasTEL GILBERT, " D shers iOrs ssd eIteasvs erpe
sf.s &c, 30 ss '.;S 7 se' %.
!. sv ps,a 70 ell I'D vt - ' ne r.dea cure o tae
ssi ..,,T oSs Of spJ md vs
:" IL { esrs nd Tuiu,r'. r. ieo ssnesfoo'
s,,ofslf 70 10 i0ruF.
WI swe nfs "a cronis Di..s.e' u ths I'm.
fsnor, "eu C,rbate.e', TeSsH sesd Head .na al
'i g o & Ds,..e. Of III. tye' &c.
a Dsessss. - towfVsr standing.
pt GILBERT Ply 70 '-nd pasnis they deem
; O.. i. sss Sss' '; '' Kew ''''
afRs. ALLENs WORLDS HAIR RESTORER is
vi Hair Dye eouos de eteroa insisn r. ever
tHs ban oo-evsr ny 70 ~ orrna color ana fhs
rertben sd restore he slt ho~syer ess fsPo7d
he ctesiss invsot.g tho AL, nerves blood
and foos Of tie tsf pretn the h. 9a is.nz cure D.,
bss8 ssndaa sesdhed Any eruption q he heed See eg o
Boverv no n N.shr 40 ~ Asts' Hon'e asd Nos 10
- "a Foton. srooi yn, and 40 ~ 4n-'t "usnsh1rs
WHOSE PURE WILD CHERRY BiIIkkS, pre-
pard BY CURTIS PERKINS pos tye'y 81 Jan dice I'D
the L1d, ard M
=. uhoe Price 81 in pint b,es Sod by
a RIM. forer Of Johr-st Psu. ~
al and Crumhc No 58 B0Wery, 4 s. Mrs. Hsss
10 rs Fuo,-., and No i'G Atisn'io-'i Brookyn.
xxrHO HAS NOT WHISPERS Let ne gee the
w usnf Ah friend your prejudice YOU ict you on
CIFrT sopd free Whistler or Aastaches ~hc1 sou
.-l N rrc e0ng and viii
no M n 1rg VII frd So q per bsfte sent
a., lat Of the country r. g. GRAHAM, 10 50 Ann't AID Al
Dvfgfs
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geQoi Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
o Of z %TSS{ '9 tMzS s 70 c s s o. 'a'
ses,,eo 10 JIe,ert th sc 9TH yoah, thereof 70 ne subr
y. oFevlt before the fourth aJ Of January neI
D;,,t ,s SST f0'i me WAR @ARGIREi Hta1S Adu.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
County Of New nocs T hsleS, re9 20 oil Rt.o2, n.Vn'
800 70 pres.t he with you here Thereof % tie - scr o
ss.s 'ns sy % Hsy 10 HARY SWIFT ExecutI
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF the
coony Of sot' hety sien 10 al Po, o ssos
.oe f3er, deDce on ah o.. tst''eeo d and - ave-. or
syos ON or iefe day December Dated New
i9 7 .S 20 s'' o. June MGRGARET FrNEGAv se ,cutr
TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
ne County Of MILAN NffGa SoRRs s5sy c y
asesosd present The sne WIN niso 70 ae
Nv YorE on or before twenty Ii ID day q Move nbe nsIt
D;S Ns .s the N'''sA'A i' SA&c H LOCKWOOD Executor
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
n cesl Az ba o o he . . fs a. ac To g
vou,hsrs thereof oue ..re, ~ mus ' Of ~ pont
dated -" 'o wafi "a, ecf .g ,,.r
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Office
ss co', t Il Hr S' i4r S' ',s S. To -
.,d 70 Ee ne 'aa w oa,.,, e a., & . s 81 80 -
b b' M Ne ,S , ifr la 90 " JOIN HrfisSE f-';
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c. Smith
Tsq County of knf. hereby s' aror "a 20
ALI hssus THOMAS BROWN
So oil ~ e required 20 e't the
- ~ ,a.6 ct Ss toe, % eoa a~I
ssyo ~ September peed h,r.n Z. l.'s ,,.,...
"a lautmf Nia,,lAN .HN'''' Air-n~rstor.
TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate of
sfarst AIrtII WlIIET1 Of Che 'v o Ne ls iai 10 ~
ss- Of New it before ue ufusth day
Dssd New lsit re 4'h 81 ,i ,.,t, lfA
,.,....r. SioSG WV WILLIAMS r''''''-'
NOTICE Of DISTRlBUIlON-NOtice Is hereby
IN ,,b the proceeds The sale the u Frsnok
Mo tor ae Of New York deceased lately mads by
order Of the Surrogate Of the County OF Ne York
law al the Surrogate Oce the Cy
of kewYorl Oh OF August O'Clock hs
tgeroon Of day, when All having claims de aoos
M heH 20 sad with her proos
vouchers phApIo"D' "ui'"to'e
NIpREME COURr-SAMUEL B. ARMORY and
~ NIFF tesir MARTHA ARMORI snd Others. To the Par
,I, ur1e the Dcue hs The Deed " Property pur
for ccIyef, At NY once No p Naaus n he Cry " New 1ok
sale completed ty Iayg the ba snce % Tue pu hts
uoty aecodus te Of sale, bolre the h day Of
Ausu ss redyso The WoQstty i9i sa a. your cNense
PhILO \. kU0GLEs, Referee No - Nas.tu'st
VNO TIE PUBLIC-Land Warrant for l61 acres,
No 7iCl2 su,d 20 Matthew iuhes private Capt Rigley
Conpsnv Cl Artillery tNeican Wafl issued sept
Thompson No II Nssfiu gOuSt New
YoIl been received by the
has made fVfnmcft 90 ms g thereto There
tore the public purchasing sad
qucn been ded Genera Land Office against
patent ard application made the couus
q Pensions duplicate Of thr iost Warrant
WM. SLAUGHTER. Attorney.
W. lsv6wTu In fact for Mathew Hughes Wooiyle, Va
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WISCONSIN
Copper Basins.

Corrapcnaslcs q TAe \. !. InoGnsL -.
About TWO miles northeast Of Mineral Point Iowa
- Wi.corsin ..ver.l odes Of copper were discovered
.ore years 500 and sore millions Of pound. ofore raised
the osr i. principally he ysl9' ,lPa ~ 81 eoeg,
"a. M 30 Der ceL. II metal The Dhysiogno
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TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate q

s CoBtfy Of NwYoIk nsCe hereby gveB al persons ha
@ is aean WILLIAM MORRIS. late Of the City Of New i0d
a. ssed 20 present with vouchers thereof 70 e .lhscne
dnce IA Jst between the I'D aid itu the City
Nv Work on or before the twenty ia ID day % Move nbeg BsI
dated New.i OH the Nineteenth day Of May, 1853
m 1arGmFff ISAAC LOCKWOOD Executor
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To stroe.e hereby
f THOMAS BROWN
required 90 e,t the
~ County ~ hnss,
"a isatmI WILLIAM bRowS. Administrator.
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hereby % persns ss
ILLINOIS,
%
lsil
sf.~tm WILLIAM SCHROEDER. Adunisttfor
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mn PURSUANCE OF AN order Of the Sarrogate O.1c.

II a. Of o. al
80 ss TIEDEHICk NAITEsEN aie q TIE 10 of Nes iort
tre.rrs
ssfy ty before ~ I'm day of .uF's' n@ft
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