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READY MADE CLOTHING.
Latest styles Just Reoeirod, and for Sa


Latest Sfyies Just Rcceirod, and for Sale
al Lor Figures.
DROWN Gotten jeans drawers. brown net
- do 4; merino drawers and under shirts, cot.
ton do; superior linen bosom shirts linen
shirt collars fancy opera ties; blanket coats
and over satks; blanket register and paitos
blacs doe skim blue cloth, fancy cassimere /,
fancy tweed. and brown clpth registers and
pal,os black mohaIr and broad cloth over
sacks black French cloth iainas; fancy Eng.
ish tweed pants fancy cassimer pants black
salmel pants. grey sa,'net pants; fancy Eng.
gsb ea-,imei pants, black doe skin and fancy
doe skin pants.
Double. breasted satin vests satin vests with
rolling collars black figured satin vests black
figured grenadue vests fancy grenadinc vests
fancy silk plush velvet vests black ea-slmer
vests; cashmere opera vests; fancy WOODEN
velvet vests. double breasted and rolling col.
lars fancy cashmere, vests black French
cloth trock coats black French Goth dress
coats
We invite the attention of all before pur.
chasing elsewhere, as We feel confident our
stock viii compare with any in Marshall IN
quality and price,
g. &. GREGG l. co.
Angus, ~, lsJi
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NOTICE.

Shreveport Reeeiring and Forwarding.
/ my warehouse; and from this date cannot
deliver good, until the freight and charges are
paid
l.. T.. CARTER. -.
Shreveport, May -. 1854. en-
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r.. WILSON, DADE. r. co.
Northeast corner Of the Pubic Square. o.
posi,e the Planters Iiosel.)
TINE undersigned having formed partner
i ship in the mercantile business, beg leave
TO inform the public tia, they have on hand .
good supply Of s,apls and Fancy Dry Geots
Uard9ars, Qnr"ns'es' :, nc. and expert coon
to add largely to their presen, stock.
We intend offering unusual Inducements ia
the way Of prices M well As goods, and shall
be pleased to have you cali on Us, that we may
convince you il is your interest 10 give u .
liberal share of your patronage. Hoping 10
mer, ali We ask, We are
Your obedien, servants,
JAMES u. WILSON.
LEE ". DADE.
Marshall Jan. I, 1854. nelly.
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WE are now receiving and opening Al our
W. New Stand, Corner store, adjoining
Young 4 -!oknssn's Drug a,orsJ I tuiRs g
sorttuent Of ~.
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
Our S,cek, which Is entirely nse, hiss Keen
carefully selected IN the best Northern markets.
4 We will I've in daily r~ceip. Of additions -
out Assortment during the next twenty days ;
and our stock When cog, plctc, will not u susa
passed BY any in this market
We ask he favor of our old friends and the
public generally, TO give Us = share " theis
patronage.
II. h Il. II. KEY.
Masshan, March 25, "a. 35-tf
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THE MAMMOTH STABLE,
Wholesale and Retail Saddle and Narness
Shop.
Large saddle and harness shop
$1,000 has been wanted for long time
Ia Marshall. The subscribers
aware Of this, have recently visited New Or
leans. and returned with large and well re.
leeted stock Of every thing in the PA
above line which they viii sell Cd more
favorable terms than has ever been !
offered in this market, either for cash or corn
and fodder If you wan, anything Of the kind,
don't send abroad or put yourself TO the
trouble of hunting around, bu, call down and
lock at our stock, and price our goods
Shop adjoining Livery Stable, North side
public square.
The Lirery Stable ia handsomely fitted up,
and ia acknoN lodged TO be one Of the largest,
and hes, regulated establishment. in the state.
Persons ral'oni.irg this stable may rest assur.
ed that their horses will receive every attention.
We keep plenty Of proyender and faithful host
l.rs.
{. r. IiYNSON a. Co.
~ We have horses, buggies, hacks, and
carriages to hire, sell, or trade.
April, 10Th, 1854, ly
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uAI>l nArSM nArs

lust received and for s,le-Supcriine fash
y ,onablo Molrsku Hats,
Fine black cayali' Hats;
DO do do dc. with cords, tlssei-;
Superine drab otter sot Hats;
4 large variety Of >olt Hats generally,
Mems aud Boys cloth Caps
Infant. colorrd siis velvet Caps
Supcriine tar Caps;
Hack aud whilr wool Hats,
Call and see, no charge Tor showing Hats.
q. G.. nRE,G " 80.
Augu.: 26. 1854 81
FALL AND WINTER BONNErS
lust received add for -alc--ladie> co'orrd
- sk ,el,e, B,uuc,sl
aides cnlorci corded silk Bonn"'s
DO 10 satin do;
DO black six do;
III colofcd laNn do;
De open work, straw, etc doi
All the ladies IN want al fll or winter
n.unets, will lind 1t 80 their interest tu call
aud examine oBr Ponnet> bct"rv purchasing
elsewhere, is We are able tn show . SUPERIOR
article, ate-i style, aui al lnw privrs.
g. G.. GRECO * GO
tusust 90, 1854 aaf
PLANTATION GDGp~.
W l. nrv nuw IN receipt Of ami offer Tor sale
W al prices that sill insure ~nlcs, u large
and extensive stock Of Plantation Goods com
hi>tlng Of
rs pieces best ker.cys and Nh!'- ,an-e,.;
~ do plaid i.n.c,s;
40 do Tweed and jeans;
10 do Satpr,-, grey black aud fancy
~ do Fnnnvls, all cuicr-,
80 do new stjle winter Prints.
g.. 4
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NOrIC T..
4 IL PERSONS indebted TO the firm Of
~ Ward g. Nvion, by note or account, for
the years 1881, 81 and 80, and the previous
firm Of Ward & Wilson, are hereby earnestly
requested to make immediate payment a. many
of our notes aud accounts arc upon the verge
Of the grave, from our previous indulgence and
the operation of the law, and unless they are
promptly hqhidated, our passive indifference
will give way to be'ier counsel (whlIe our i'm.
aginary virtues may prove our real ruin) by
adopting the only remedy that seil-defense
points out for our protection. Please give usa
cali, as We shall shortly have II new stock Of
goods, when We ear present better attractions.
Marshall, Feb. 6, "a
WARD & NJNION
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ALFRED BUTTON, \. NJ.
August rs, 1894, Gu
LOST OR MlSLAlD,
LOST.

LOSE.
I>DWARD G.. BEAZiEN'S Conditional
~ and Unconditional iloadrgh, Certificate.
The conditional is o. I, tth class, dated 9Th
Seplenber, istl, the unconditional No. 33I.
Am class, dated TN October, isia, for SIX hun
bred and forty acres cf land, issued by the
hoard oi Land Commits ioners for Harrison
County. If not found wiihin the time pre-
seribed by law, shall apply to the proper 9th.
GERS for a duplicate
TtNlS BRAKEMAN. Assignee.
Angus, 10, 1854. ~
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CITATION.
John Pace rs b NJ. Cartcr.-No. ,.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
pAAoLA County.
r. any ia,efui officer Of said couniy, G,eenne ;
NUU are hereby commanded to summons
l. h. N. Carter, Il to be- found in your coun.
", personally to be and appear before me, at
my house, on Saturday, the 30th day of Sep.
TENDER next, n, or before ! o'clock, ?. H., TO
answer the complaint Of John Pace, in plea
Of debt due by account, for the sum Of oil
73-i0o, Herein fail not To execute, and make
due return according TO law
Gi,en under my hand, .his the 3ist day Of
August, 1854
ROBERT JAKMAN, J. r.
Septeml,es ~, 1854. s3'
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NOTICE.
I'llf subscriber has lost or mislad a NOTE
i on the aoh June last, executed by J. =,
Alexander on or about Che 4sth December,
49, due one day after date, ,or the amount
Sy1skc hundred and ten dollars, with credit
of one hundred and thir,y.three dollars and
-onr esncs, ON the 18th February, 1884, Asy
,,ur-an hndiug lie note w,l be hand mc'y
rewarned. on mi uetivsry 70 inc IN Dangorheld,
liiu- county TcNts.
JUS - - n. ". ~ SEf.
WJGt-iui u 90. In or',rs and
= . " al,t- tl.1I-r, N Foreign and DO
ms o. my Cunts, Nos. 10 and = Charities
street., New Orleans ..
VA remove to W Canal street, early in
annary IT,
NV Orlrans. Jan I, 1894
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Port Csddo,
Dissolution.

VNlE CO.PARTNERSiilp heretofore ex-
-,ng between the undersigned, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
&. II. WILLIAMS,
J. f. WILLIAMS,
Marshall, August 81. 1851.
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Republican Academy.
'I'IlE FIRST SESSION of tins Institution
l viii commence The first Monday ia Sep
TENDER, and continue i've months.
TERMS
Orlhography, Reading, Writing, etc, per scs-
sion, ..... $40 90
Arithmetic, Geogmghy Grammar etc - 80
Algebra Logo, Rhetoric, Philosophy,
Chemistry, Astronomy, etc, ID 90
Higher Mathematics Greek, Latin, etc. 20 90
incidental Expenses, ... .,.. 90
Weekly exercises IN Composition and De-
elnmaiion, Arnold, Greek and Latin Prose
Composition, etc.
Tuition vii be charged from the time OF
euierancc, ard no deduction made. except in
ease of pfolraeied sickness
ALFRED BUTTON, 4. VI.
August lb, 1854 h-u
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WINDOW SPRINGS.
4 NEW article, easily attached 70 any win.
N dow, aaordng complete psotec.ion ftca
the outside and answering every psrpcssof ~
mos, approved pallies, ~ retaining ~ wia,
dow al any deairsi AsxM. For aale BY
u. \ K. u. kRy.
Marshall, MAY Is, 1854.
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NaN " otx! 10 90
The chatee tor B,Hrl vi lb, tuucip1l, viii
be si4 90 le' moUlI. iu ee paved III advance,
or property secured hs MOLE, or the charges
viii b, IN accordance VITA .1ose of the place,
In all cases the pupil w'l be expected TO re-
main, from the time a. ealnnce, till the close
of ihc session, hn' ini 'hp-r who prefer III
tending but rain oi W., -e--idp, just one half
OF the preceding rates wili he charged, No
deductions occptng for pruira' ted sickness,
\ limited numhrr ot young Adies Viii bc re-
ori,e A. Paftor B'arders, Nho Will be allow
ed, al the discretion 90 thc Principal, to make
and receive visits.
li,l- tor Board aud Tuition payable semi
annually
EMMA W BONFOEN. Principal.
August . 1874. n2-ly
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BOARD OF sUPERvIsoRs-M1nday.

Ption,-Of District Attorney and City Judge for suit
able Jury rooms, &c. Referred.
OF Erasus d. Culver Offering to submit claim against
the Supervisors TO arbitration.
coumur ,eot;ons-Of Judges Supreme Court asking %
he furnished with suitable accommodation Tor Coir'
rooms &c. Referred. II. ....ho
Prom the Controer in answer to resolution stating ae
amount OF salaries paid the increase OF salaries &c VI
dered TO be printed. c.....o l. ~
Resoiutions-By Aid. Mott that Committee % ep.
nonted 10 confer with the Judges as TO rooms lo
court rooms, &c. Adopted. 49,. &c
By same Preamble and resolution 10 repcaI yne as VI
April II and July a. giving 20 the County CefA INC ge
y searches and that the law Of 1884, applicable To the
County Clerk and r. gister. be reenacted' r
Aid Mott stated that when the fees Oh the o1ce VI
County Clerk and Register given TO those onceFs
the amount received by them was 80 great a. 70 nuuce
even judges to these office but SINCE me ystsm
of salaries has been introduced, he amour, OF ices pau
by those Offices irto the Treasury not sueienI 70 pay
the expenses.
The portion Of the Controllers report was reaa IN re-
ation the matter which stated that IN 1889 the ices Oh
County Clerk not sufficient TO meet WIN ot1eI ca
penses the bill for stationery and in 1883 they had cea
insufficient TO pay the clerks also that there are
of fee OF Registers office unaecounted for Ine ices Vi
the Surrogates Office pay the expenses ny ne ii W. sh
penses Of the respective offices are 10 DC PAd " -
fees. 80 $4,000 A. -,
In respect 10 the County Clerk, AID Mot .atea 1nat
the law complained of had been PIy,ni,so1 " oe
passed by tie Legislature without ne KhO"'eu5 VI ''"
curreuce Of he Succrvis1rs Referred -.
report was pEcaaE.od IA favor OIL eof's1i's 'a''''
Two or three smell bills were ordered to be paid
Adjourned g. NJ 1lay next
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BIDDEFORD. NE.

correrrondence OF The n. y. Tribune
BlDDEFoRD Me, SATURDAY, Jan 81, 1854
This village upon the west side Of the Saco River d.
reetly opposite the village of Saco Biddeford ard SSco
contain population OF about 6O0O each The people are
largely engaged in manufacturing. the following facts
Will show On the east Saco side the York Company have
five mills for the manufactured different descriptions OF cot
ton goods They run about $4,000 pDdes 0nth Bddcord
side we have machine shop which employs about $50 men,
engaged in constructing machinery Tor cotton MUS Inc
ort made Is not surpassed by any in New England The
Iacona Company have three mills running about 10000
srindles and manufacture duings. SC The PepPerell
Company have two mills, with $4,000 splndes ana con
e.asop which will increase their fscie, about 100 per
cent These are engaged in the manufacture of cotton
tannels heavy drlkpgs and fine sheetng We have also
men and large number of mills engaged In the manu-
facre of lumber The place is one of much enterprise
and thrift 1t is soon TO be lighted with gas
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THE sANcrIrY OF TaE GRAVE.

7, he Editor q tie ~ Y rrtbsHs
SIR The disin.eresied gentlemen who wish 10 make
highway through Trinity Churchysrd are continually
charging the vesy Of that Church with want OF sincerity
in their professions of respect for the sancty Of the grave
and make very light of those sacred associations connected
with that halowed spot That the gentlemen are singular
:; ,hir attemrts 10 cast odium religious body for
ber Jealous qua, dianship of precou. trust wi sppe1
from me following extracts Of opinions delivered ron me
berch and not the pulpit The late Judge ssndtofd. 70
his opinion in the case Of the German Reformed Oharcn
says: A.. - ..,,,,,,.. IF 49,, NJ.
~. remains OF beloved ends add relatives Disturbed
in he st homes and removed BY rude and ssess nHas 20
dis ant cemetery hsowed by snN OF te
circle the eoDsscrssd oaus where We have 9eposes
ssdr in confess that have not econe % nusa
sphosoPher regard the bodies Of deesssc nsods
more clod OF the valley ard that J
were strongly enlisted behsf OF tho- ooniPsnsnH vnaieaHs
the repose OF the eones o. their Kindred -.
Judge Beardsley, in the case Of an ancient cometefy
which had ceased 10 be used remarks
THE question dedicated grsyeysrd aud the 49,
of t should be Ao we'd untsus0d sotude snd
ouist haowea This sentiment deeply scared IN
~ human Ala u al but uneral exist wh scarcely les
r,ity the bttst OF the than III thai OF 81
Sied every rude approach 20 the rostias se OF
,ts dead and 6tddia0 sacrzs, "a @ aAg " ne sos
'a' ana '''' yopr e5beSeSt !. ryant SUBSCRIBER
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hourly destruction and they would have been erected
years ago had the pablo treasury been depleted
vampires to whose custody II had been entrusted.
Could not hese objects be accomplished by allowing me
United States to erect Gre prcoi buiding the site Of
the building destroyed for federal purposes upon consider
alton that this building should be connected with the pres
cut City Hall by Ere proof buildings running from me
cast and ends 10 form the whole into magnln
cent quadrangle Of about $50 feet each side three sides
of which end belong the City, and the north side 70 the
United States Congress cannot find suitable spot for
federal uses elsewhere for like sum.
This plan Of which drawings made win give slxty
four fire proof rooms in the basement and drt story for
records In the wings and the second story and attic viii
afford the Courts al the accommodation required.
Let the Reformers examine the subject and see they
cannot present noble structure for public purposes with
ont adding a dollar TO the public burdens. -.
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PLAN FOR BUILDING IN THE PARK.

10 ne Edfor ef The Y TybIs>
srn The destruction of the City Hall affords an opportu
nifty Of carrying out plan proposed by the subscriber some
wars since to Mr. Rsuet architect and by him to the CITY
authorities II afforded, however less opportunity Tor pecu
aion to those in power than the patching up the od ana
erection Of new buildings at the expense OF the Cry and
Of course was laid aside take the present opportunity 70
reproduce H. in the hope that viii receive more ds1ef
esed examination The United States are ID snl 0i sIs
able buildings for the Federal Courts and other pubic
ees and we're Il not for the crest value Of land in eAn
trals,usons appropriations would have been long saca
modo 10. hat purpose. . SO . (,
c lie os ~ the Csrss OF the Courts, where the eyi
dspee Of lie tides . valleb.e properly are expose Il
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,pDrcATTON Or NAPOLEON.

THE REV. J. 8. {. ABBOTT.
This was the subject OF the lecture last evening before
the Mechanics Society. The discourse consisted OF
very minute narrative of the events which occurred from
the night ride to Fontanbeau of Napoleon and Caulin
court on the night of March 30 1873 to the journey OF the
dehroned Emperor TO Elba These events were related
in the lecturer well known manner everything adapted
10 the end of touching the sympahies of the audience
being placed in the brightest light while oil that would
have nm opposite tendency was hidden in the deepest
marking in substance that the allies have thus lar, with
respect to the history and character of their great adver
sary bad all their way have been accusers judges
execntioners and reporters and that twenty i've
millions of feemen called upon to do their victim
fuatt
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of New York motto. hereby given
having claims sxsirs HERCULES HAYES late Of the City Of
nschsnt dece.ed preent he sane vh yosc5e
SewNork before fourteenth day Of jane
New Yen the 9Th day Of December 1885, $500.
d6 isweuTu ALBERT @ ALLEN Executor
In PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County Of notice herby gysn 20 al Pesons hsvns
claims against JAMES P HALLIBURT se o. P0rzn'uth
the STATE Of New Hampshire deceased present. the same Win
vouchers thereof cribe the Office Pch4ra
No Ws IN the City Of Newiork on or before me sn ay Of
April nextDa;ed Nevfork the 18th day OF Oc-oher lS
oil iew6mTu ICHABOD GOODWIN Executor.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the Corny Of Sew-York uo-ee hereby given 70 all persons
having claims JOHN HARRISON late Of the City OF New
for gentleman deceased 70 present the ss wtn you
Of 70 Thomas Allen, his No lss WAshnston st. 10 Tue
CITY OF New York before tie twenty dAy Of AP
neIt,Dsse Ssw-Yort the 2iih ok O. oe.oeeI lS
ALEEsr MATHEWS Proctor for ExectOr No, 81 w.li.t.
SUPREME C0URT-The MUTUAL LIFE IN
TEhs ard HARRIET his wifeIn pursusiee Of toe ldxnen,
made 10 this seton will Be- so public alcion st tbs Aerehans
E.ehne the City Of New York u1der the direction OF te SAP
scrber referee hy Edward Ludlow. Anctoueer on the oA
dsy Of February 1854 at II O'clock OF that day all thai certain
lot piece parcel b1inEs aud inpove ats
thsreo3 ereed situate and Icing n the LsSs15n
sh Shss being OF o known and issn ited on
Of 70 lots Of soGni the Eleventh Ward Of the C
By Even City March A d. ls aud on ole In
the 0ee Reg City and County OF New York IS lots
nuube hundred and orysevtn 4 s1d oae hundred snd
yisht 4l lying contiguous 70 each other when pArcei OF
land tint above untioned bounded and described follows
Commencing the north westerly Of Avenue aud n
and running thence nohery along the westerly line OF Avenue
fifty feet tn outhery and parallel With Avenue forty r
feet and eleven nehes and ley along the aery side
q stst ffy fe.t 70 Avenue D. the p.es Of -Ded
Nsw-York. Jan Is 1884 ID. HOBART Referee.
III 2ssS~TukFs
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HUDSON RIVER RAILkOAD.I .'1a A aaI re
Hsyo,f 10 and from Albany and Troy-0n and ,er MONDAY
me- & is5a the Trains will a. follows ~,
T,n,,,s Train NJ through four hour connecting with
northern and Western Trains - go, ,.r.
Mail Train 9 A ~ Through Way Train. u ~ And = NJ
Ernres. Trains p. NJ accommodation Train ASP ~
For Tarrvtowp at i0i P, NJ ..
81, Pon,bseepsie WAY Passenger Trains ITO and NJ
om Chamber s. and Way Freight and Passenger Train at 10 An
from ChAmbersst
For Psekskll at 81 P. NJ. -,
The Tsrryown Peek and Poushkeepde Trains stop At al the
pssrssrs taken Christopher 18th and Ss ia
SUNDAY MAIL TRAINS at $40 NJ from Csnal+t for Albany
"''P"e EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent
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ii n X.
~ TUTE Annst-Sorths patent prsnsm Tru.', his
new elastic steel shoulder Brace and rsnie female 5appoces
Less ~,s AnLIes crooked spine ni very Esd Of isory
En,nee to isdies Dvr"tTens hro9sh The ball 18th fem N
UORSESi HORSES. HORSESs-A strong LAM
uent especially sdapse tbs Hee to ss. soe 't,snFesI
1aered pablo cures the Immediately sad al
, iG IN ss So & so doe ds. aof r ss
What horse owners hsv. LONG waited Asa for the nsnes
.nd wests, cured Of and sAnde Nj %n Rad
id wholesale No s2 we.i Pareheo sglendd horse
FAY. be was cured With one bottle and 500 &
G S 1Ts Of msSs r os.s Ss es sr sSs
De seen Il me principal depots No 20 Pearls and NO ~
h times cheap any oher remedy 7ssrsa 70 tie re"pe "
ltcsnnot fail
Or kELLsesz Ny Dear Sir. When saw Above orld acs
the evidence not 90 satisfactory strong y trial
with uest pleasure add testimony have cured two vey
he other took ten Respectfully JOun, JAMES MAyES
Their. I. 90 room for doubt sner .snAL
EUREKAl-W what have you found I've found
IL the stuff that will force the Beard Hair 70 grow oo, aaa
called Graham onE1entth.t will DO a. po.vsly 80 90
and bottle LIS 81 bottle sent 70 any par Of TIE Slnt
btIf, No. ii sdst PftscsrsS
INDICATED NHALATI0N-A NEW METH
WI Cd wonderful discovery hss recently oeen A.ee y
CURTIS for the Of AshEs SSna1Pca Ioee
De- oiR sT, or fSHALiSG HYGEAS vAPOR
GERRY SYRUP the most wonderful caes
% see eee. IL h.hd. sssns. The Inhaler
the breast under the linen without the least
the lung. instantly With healing agreeable Rss s9
PAUL No 10 COGrtlsndtst Il RDs eOrne, Of Johh' and
Brosdwsy by Mrs Hayes No IFS FuliOns Brootn Pre-
eS !si PeItiu. Esw4Gt vii receive package containing
bottle HSssn vsor one Of Cherry srup and an na.s 70
packages fer SO.
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the applca-
- OF the Mayor Aldermen and Comonsly Of the City Of
NewYok the Croton Aueduet Board Of said city rsase 20
lands Reservoir the sad city between
sth eoh and tho 5h and 7hsys in the sst city, Tse
Esyo Aldermen COnonAlty Of the City Of Newfofk ~
entitled Az Act 70 facilitate the Of lands or nes
Rec the City Of SewYoTkn June 3h 1853 three
% being rrrsent give notice lesses
lies and perops peeve entitled trsted in the lands
heredaelfs and premises hereinser mentioned ana
described that they viii appy he Supreme Court Of the sa o.
q Term Of the said Court be hed a. the
CIV Hal City Of SewYork FRIDAY, tie 100 day OF
Fe6usr the opening Of the Court that day. or Is %
heard for the u three
Of Appraisal in bs above entitled mat ~ 70 es
ror IN The ieees and elor-d
% az compensation 10. taxing al those iluts tele
mont hereatser and premises a lie eieen ah ~ sa
- ~ az atd h said city and which ths said Coto
1rdrrt poae dem advisable % b. ecIued Tor tie e
ns Few gefervo In tie Cifs Of NrS4ork Si'a s,9
raq plan " SD cry IN
i-fre vi "a scr iriat A. ace relative % approve
the City q Ne@-f0rk, ala t5r OIL
Agll 8 1901. ND,s.' 4 . 49,. 4r'r4
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