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q 6coo Anecoots.

WE are told that the following converse!
ton was heard among the volunteers of the
Rio Grande. Scene, night. Two volun.
teers wrapped in blankets, and half buried
in the mud. y -
Volunteer 1st.-"Jim, how came YOU to
volunteer ." .t as - -. :
Volunteer 2d.-"Why, Bob, you see, I
have no wife to care red cent for, and SO L
volunteered-and besides I like ,oar -
Now tell me how you came here 2"
Volunteer 1st.-"Why, the fact is, YOU
know III have got a wife, and csme
out here because like peace IN
Hereupon both the volunteers turned over
in their blankets, got a new plastering Of
mud, aud went to sleep.
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Nor IN THE BILL--At theatre in Bos.
ton,' on Thursday night last, during the per.
formauce Of the last act of The Beauty and,
the Beast a female dressed in black, rose
from front seat in the parquet and jumped
upon the stage, where she seized hold of one
OF the supernuneraries and dragged him
behind the scenes. 1t was soon discovered
that the super" was brother to the female,
who was indignant because he had "atternp,-
ed to disgrace the family by becoming
playactor," and she took this method of dri.
wing him from the profession. ~ a.
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awhy what. 80. into ~, ,,,,,.,,., q,
mu,tared Ja,r,. s,sa,ah;ar ~ -. 49,
- ma yf,,,ost cs,,as;.r ~ :, ssss
The cLi,drep lancLSa IS sIs;, s..,,ss,s iS [ -.
couth Osss,,Se., mi ev.u NJ n,iss. -..;s.'.
face relaxed intua sm;le' !. ara .onswsraS. -. a. 4
aDon't swallow ~ ali and i will ,aii vo,,
The winter is beginnina early. and nrom;ss. es s
to be cold. Our potatoes didn't turn ont as
well as I expected and the truth ;.- uwa can
not get along so. We won't have victnal.
enough 10 Last no half tbo t;,ra 81 .ss.n
age as I will, / can't much more than nsr
tho rent, get SO little for the Kind Of wori
I do. Now.if Johnny eets a place' IL viii
make one less to provide for and be win he,
learning to do sonethinf, for 'b;nselfn 3
..Yes, but mother" said the how. 3mov;no
close to her side, and. layinp his head ON he,
knee, ayes, but Who'll helD Won when am
gone? Who'll dig the lot and hoe and
cut the wood, and carry the water e',Yon
can't 90 away down to- the spr;no in the
deep snow, And Who'll make the fire in the
cold mornings ~ a. ,fszT
The mother looked sorry enough. as her
darling boy--for he was tho object around
which the fondest affections of her heart had
entwined themselves --she looked sorry
enough, as he enumerated the turns he
was in the habit OF doing for her:
but woman-like, she could suffer aud be still !;
so she answered clerfully: s,
May be father will, dear and when YOU
grow bigger, aud learn how to do everything,
you'll be such a help to us all" q. -
- sDon't depend on me- said Jerry, now
arousing himself and sauntering to the FIRE /;
Il hardly ever feel well, ell,"-complaining was
Jerry's especial forte, and excuse for all his
lazlncss; yet his appetite never failed and
when, as was sometimes the case, one ofthe
neighbors sent them a small piece Of meat,
or any little article Of food to his wife. un-
der the plea of ill health, he managed, to aI,-
propriate nearly the whole OF, it. He was
selfshness embodied, and a serious injury to
his family, ,Jas few cared to keep him. up in his
iazlness.. ...s,. . s,p.x ~ ~ ,,.,., ;. .s5,gI
One evening" a few days later, Mrs. Cole,
who had been absent several hours, came in
ooA Sely ureo,, ana a,ter laying aside
es ,ha, Y,u I ponheI %nn ana snawI, INFORMED them
Il was four milss ans,t and and the ] sarmsr,.
man would stop for him on his way from
town, The next af.efnoon. What 4 beant;.
full object was farmer Watkin,a homestead
living as IL did ON slope Of hill. ;ts cyay
f..,t. a. 81. -. 81 {,
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lMMESsR AUDIENcE-One Pratt sup
posed relative OF the great American Grid
iron Traveller" announced lecture in the
tabernacle, N. Y, on the feasibility of uni
ting all Christian sects with the Roman
Catholic church. An audience of four per-
sons gathered together" at the hour ap-
pointed. saf 80
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AN lDEA.--A friend of ours, says the Mo-
bile, advertiser, says that lie never went to n
horse race thatit did not rain, and thinks
that it the Legislature will institute per,na-
nent races in different parts Of the State, nav
his travelling expenses aud 100000 4 wear
to attend them. he can guarantee good rivers
the year round. -s sea
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TnE Hon, John NJ, Bolts, Of Virginia, in
reply to an urgent request ofsundry citizens.
ct the town Of Triangle, in Broome county
N. Y, consents to the u'e of his name as a
candidate Of the Know Nothing party for the
Presidency, though lie frankly coufesses that
he thinks his nomination a highly imrroIs.
bic event
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Tbs THrAL OF JUDoE STUART. biph.
ly interesting. important and protfacted
prosecution against Judge Stuart, Of the New
York city Court, was brought TO a close ON
Tuesday night, by the jury returning with a
verdict OF acquittal, coupled with. unani
NOUS Recommendation that Judge Stuart
should resign. The, Judge made an affect
ing speesh 70 the audience, solemnIy avow.
ing bis Innocence Of currupt motives. ~
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SUPREME CoUkT-In The matter of the ap

SUPREME COUkT-In The matter OF the ap-
pisfisp Of the Mayor Aldermen aud CJmmonly ~ the
City ~ NewYorL by hs Croton Aqu duct bard q s.d 81,
relative 70 the .5qqrrs Of LANDS for NEW RESERVpIH
The said civ, S6h snd s6hss and the 5th aud 'th
avs, 10 The aid city
We the Comm s.opes OF Appraisal In the stter shove en-
ed hereby give notice to the nes ssees persons aud
parties interested b. lands teneuents hsr-isanens ADD
premise. sf,eed hereby and 10 all Others ~hom may con-
cern, - fllows, TO vii:
Fr That We the SAID CommisiIner have completed orr
ess,e ard ,pu.,al II the several le.ees
or peons In the lands 70 BE- taken BY this
ede fr The apds cnped thsrin and have prspsed
ur report Of The Of and equ compensation
10 b. td o such es.ees parties and persons Aforesaid
s,eoIS That we the aid Commissioner have d-podtsd
, n, transcript n such EsDste Appraisal and Report
In The trks Office oftbe Cry for the inspection
Of shal. soever II may G. nc ~ -. -,
1hte Thai an, persos perons whose nights may o. AZ
ea b. by and shall object the or 20 any part
tIereof NAV within se, the fs pnbc>tion OF this
no,i,e his her their objections WI ing 70 the sad
n Al our once No. 20 Broadway in the City Of
Eew-YorI
Pu,,h: That our said Report In the same or any part
he objected TO- and shall sppea T. require eorrec
IN nr ala Report the ,hal be econader-d and cor
,srt.S ui be presented Supreme Cour al General
Tern thereof TO held in the First JUDICIAL District tn.
CIV r, Of the City of New YORK. on the first MONDAY OF
Noysn her next opening OF the Court that day or
. coups can b. heard and motion viii then and there
b. r,sde Tor the York. Aug - 1882
z zsMAhH { 5s SstT Commissioners
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r..Ii,Doesl ibs tfpptsss. sgsieus f,' Tho Uaion
ana The Cspstjfpiis,s. would ksve dsssustsd biz
"sospdnsss on Tho sooss qsssdos" Bstns thas
,s,D.fsetsry IN both sides, u IL expected that tho
bemoe,siis CONVENTION which nests slso At Wor'
esser. next week will take him ~ ~ ~ candidate
fs Go,sfnof Had the Anti Liquor Law men
nominated Wig, tbis of course would bs beyond
s,.setstlon All H. IL In bellsyed that Mr. Beach
viii get tho full Democratic vote What there Is
leit III it-snd the full Rum vote.
The rest nj the ticket, suspect, 10 sham;
Mr. Wendell +. Davis Of Greenfield 10 noninatsd
Lr Auditor. md NJ. George Il. Hillard OF Boston
for Attorney General ksi,bero Of these gentlemen
IL Hlely IN quit the Whig party Hthcy do, u crr-
tsinly will not b. 20 link their fortunes with the
Rum party / do not think either Of them would
lie 10 be seen acting with that crowd. They were
probably renominsted with the expectation that
the, would withdraw and leave vacancies 70 DC
filed up by the approaching Democratic ConVen-
tion in this way Democrats can be got on the
Rum ticket in larger proportion than would have
been agreed to by the Convention last Thursday
There 10 good deal OF apprehension in political
circles that under our new Plurality law, and In
the multiplicity of parties WITH which we are
threatened. this combination Of Rum and Slavery.
Hupkeriem NAV elect it's candidate for Governor.
think this impression lie contributing good deal
toward the formation Of the Republican party.
II that psrty fails, it is not impossible that MI
Beach nav be elected. IF it succeeds, Rum and
Slavery will be nowhere in Nassachusetts. But II
cannot fail to succeed, unless the nomination OF
Gardner is insisted on. With good candidate
there is no reason why the Republican party
should not get large majority of the Popu-
lar vote. II will have no real competition but
the Liquor party ard that is formidable only
tecause Of it's artful alliance with Pro.
Slavery Hunkerism. There are thousands OF
men who are opposed to the Liquor Law, who are
still more opposed to letting the State fall into the
hands of the liQuor-sellers. OLIVER.
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c,yntMg Couur--r !. Tho matter II ibs sp

GtrHrMg COuHr--ts Tho matter VI ibs .sp
ft.s's. ~ 'ta n.,.s hAs,--- .-A ss.~.."-..l - %
,i,y ~ nee, 3D. ,s-t'', !, W w!pFF'He IT, -
I. tea ..,'h vs.sdy side 'hs'srf I'-ess hsAsw,s ~
t.a, ss !. ,h- s,y ~ ns- v~s We ,hs h~"'eisy-e's
owe ,s~nss sss.p." es."ps"s - AZ H"sss s"S zoe
.,d ., ., ..a s,p,ovea snds sga,ss tha'sy s"1 ="
II o,is,s .ts,p " fdi1-s ~ 80 Ihs ~s
ots Int srs'ss hNtsbJ sni sho msJ ' ~
p.,d IA hs ss. do rs-nt h-is shjssas In v,ss dsIp
,,.6ea On DFUHUr w. rUuHGH, E.J ,'W Charmu s,ths
uaes 81 tho Cosnn.soas No ~ Chsbe,ss isssssd aJ,
honi roap Ia this CITY, b'Ss tho lot dsy 81 ostoer
ifsi that sny sac o. son p.ross who nsy osnsdqr
ufeve. ,ssi'v,d ~ aid ssir's en- a'-'n nj vii ~
att o,Iveh r. w. Tho t5h day Of Octobcf ~" Thai
or Nsfs sid so hr stsyii, o. inses sni ahaf dp'a
m.p,s vhch By mai ns our fep h.ys e-en
d.Iosied In The street Conms'sn.r. ON. OF ne sa
sp,y Of New hrrs until tbs ~ day VI Mo-
,smb.i 49, th-t he limit embraced ny he l.'e'smeot
.ots,sid s.o Al those geces Of isnd dts.s IN INC
sal. c,y foprs IN both ides of ChhI ,etS Paton-st
y,rrv. between jacob and Pearl both sites Of b~ck-
n.p.t q ard Pesrss ,h- are laid ont
on the Msp Of Commissioner. That our report
herein will the Sune Court OF the STATE OF
Nsv.york Specs. Tenn thereof q be hell IL the Cty
Rs 10 the sad city SATURDAY IN. il day OF Novsmosf
A. d. ct the penins Of the Court that dsy aud t1f
then and there or . thereafter eJuns- can b. hei
Htop vii be made sait report he confirmed S
Aus = ls5S GEORGE II. PURsEh,)
CHARLES MEAD, ICJuuiston'S
J. w BUUCK
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TUE GREATEST MEDICAL pisCovsn,

", kEsSfbs II W.st-.,, sss asss-~sa = sac =, 20,
I; r cga' ;:,.' s.'. s... -, et
i. ne. ,,sa Ia .,', .s,.. A,. ed "', s.s s,' '"s.
.eer !" too ...s. 18th .s.s.s, h...' :, -,.
possesson eset iwo hu""fed eshs"~'"s " '" 's"''
r.s s~,s. A." .,ssn cd To- ,sr. nu..,. .s,a mouth
Ons hse~ htias vl tho -ofs' snd % pipes ON "
wv o. three bs,i,.. viii si,s tho :, .sm q biIe~
Two bottles warranted To ear- The ~oih oahiu 10 lh
three to 6.. Msu.. arc warranted 'hs o.
6u. Q, two bottle. are ~uuanro 81 hanor In lie
TWO bottle. 40 -susntea ruuDin' Of III. 60" Se
,lOfchcs among the half.
roar OF siI bottles eoirup. and ,sInn,
On. bori. viii eorv seal, ,rurnon, Of the aih
Two three bottles are ated {" onre The "or ese
Two o. warranted 70 cure ths me" apss'
Tbre. 70 four bottles are wsrrsntea
five eight hssie' all cure ,ss uor e.ss q .e5oaA
eel cure warranted when the above quantity taken
Notns look. improbable. 70 those who have ID 'sin no
NJ the wonderful medicine. Of The day thai eomlnon seet
usips on the pasture, and aons old hoald eur
,very in the system yet hIed fac, u yoe nrss
Sumor Il There if nor snds huns noi hs.
,Sosi il, .oins essrs bu, your. eeddled aver
thousand Sotlf, 81 ii the vicinity Of Boston tney ID. 81
&c ., ever W sd deD. IN Mas .hn. gave to sI
old g old people Of 5y ss,: sex Sy n. s@ e
,e.leet ,t.te Of health BY one bottle 49, -
,r.y. cure il Il ave. great relief IN eairrh and GAzne
some ~ho have taken have been eosve oI yA Aho aa,
zee rvrulated It W herr the bohy soona ~
,ssy but there 10 dersngemen OF the ncon d
1ste IL will very singular feeling but yoo nas' not
ALARMED; they awsys disappear from -four dsJ 70 sseL
ere ueyef result from 10; the eonfray snep na
s.br. IL sope YOU ~i feel yourself like snew person
Of de .Jrsv,ssnt snoonurp' OF u" ~"
nan listened TO- ,u.,,-.nx ~ ,oo ry.-,o,.sr
Manufactured y DONALD hESSEDf, NO. ~ " ~ieN'"
aoItury, hasA Price 81 ,,,cv.vr. n.
Wbolesaie rents fog New.fork. '. CLlCKENEhs co.
% NJ Rarrlsv-st CHARLES n. aIN0, Ne 1872 broadusyj
CO. ko s1Sgs VIC =! shanr I'M
lis FnnIIn.st; NcE IssON. RoBBINsA Co, Nolt Maiden
are. UAVTLhND, VARRAL RISLEf "Tepst
TARD CIOsF A Co, Hsiden-lapei NrA HAYS, Broosiyni
,,d r .s At r.ts BY respectable Drussss troesboar &
Onion.
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Menirdl.
MOST IMPORTANT to the LADIES'

MOST IMPORTANT TO the LADIES'
wi ASTONISHING DISCOVERY.
DR. GEISsNFRiS celebrated MENSTRUAL PILLS have
p.ep long wonderful Ia hsu effects
being prepSed with great scientific sill designed for females
ONLY and the various and ppresons Of
prure ites like charm gently and milo y std yet
90 aistly ecsciousy, well curative as prev
10 IN, Fens. Hospitals in Vienna Pats. and 8erin they
have entirely eperedei the all obe reedis because
WI, s,tsnabe by medicinal agencies they s'e Ger
tain succ, "a Th astonishing efficacy would be almost IL
redhl If voucbed for by md ab testimony 10 nuner
producing regularity OF nature after al nope oao
be. abb ndoDed.
liver, lacy BIO u,ed them will be without box
Tley are composed Of costly, and valuable ex
herb oakiDs feet, weakening troublesome
in their is the eass with The
vssu. and pounds adv-r.sd ~nd Psed
% " female pills" -,
Named dies will find pau's Instructions In tbs diree-
mons IA which are tbs vsous symptoms o' which mo
e,u.es OF the suppr-.Or be determined well sdvee
OF the utmost in portsnce- 80,
Price One Dol per Boz cor tanning explicit diree IONS
Fath Boz will be signed by DR.. r. q. GElssNER
Pripeipal Ofhoe No. lZt Libery..t, New fok Cty.
R,so.be sgeuts be sPpnIed for their sale ~ soon
o1.cs Meantime all orders are 70 be addressed 70 Dr.
& GIIsSNFR No ia LiheTtyst., New fork CITY or 70
Per No 2 s. New Yoa Ohce and boz vii he sent By re-
urp mail a. they put In sealed eoy>oPe and can %
.ni With ,otest prysey 20 any par OF The United
FOR a.. At Nos So $50 SIS aDd 53i Grand 81, Nos IN
and ~, Srrirs St. Nos Ill ~ HOus;oDst No ~ bow
,TN No 7s arc l52 Gr,eDw ehs kos ~ 5 and oIs sd
cI a. Nos 81 and e9 Bleeekefst, No 100 tthtv, No. -
tl.,f Ss 10 and 81 Broadway New. lok Ctyi NJ HT
ypot -, No 26 Bridget. No us Atlantic g., nroohiJhi
Nd II Apoaheoaie-' Hall, EHsaa@thtown New.Je,sy
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MODEL LODGING HOUSES IN BOSTON,

~ as Editor Of TAs NJ Y. Tribune.
SIR: In the notice in your paper Of the 2sth inst Of
the admirable bequest Of the late Abbott Lawrence,
of $50 OCO for buldpg Model Lodging Houses in
Boston, you say: lie has bequeahed from his estate
"the means of initiating it IA remedy for the evils
"of unfit DIV ellings for the poor 10 Boston. With
out at oil detrsciDg from the honor due 70 the men,
ory of Mr.. Lawrence for this bequcst, It should be
stated that an Association for building Model Lodging
Houses for the Poor was formed some shat moro than
two Yeas ago In Boston, numbering Mr.. Lawrence
among its menb erp; that two houses erected by IL,
with accommodations for forty families, have b,sn Id
successful op ration since December last and thu, the
Association is about TO proceed ~ erect third
building.
In tie recent Report Of the warep-st Chapel tho
Rev. c. f. Barnard, long known as one of the most
devoted friends of the poor, thus speaks Of these
houses with which be has no official nor Immediate
personal connection;
IysTythi tho. has exceeded the ssssune
aobs end h.re de- 70 he the slightest
week h. sdysnc~ wb an Aiseity aud certainly thN
ere the t.U proof u their beng oomfrtsoy located y
lin o. mon. thsp ,hst day dollar bosa lost 10 tho
Honored Of applicants have bean sas rom
the icsf the van hope Of vacant sp1tneo'a The few
soa con I,eiy Observed The Trussees BY sss Welcome
esily w'et ,isiss, BY the eeabshmsn, Of Crsaisns
sy and BY obsr Of kindness and brothefhsod hAso
done every thing In their power 70 deserve success.
Nssi TO tho Of mental, snosal, social, AMI
o IA u public relief ssBo rhs.s ,rsly model ssmsDu In
DECD, ~ wtst avail 'ehoois. ehsp-s and
eheIh': the yspb' and he.s' d" not lodge .ad iv"
o. ,isy 'hculd " -.
Thee houses sard In crowded quarter Of the City,
on O,boms.pls leading off OF Pieasan'-st.
l am, your o6sdien' .rrvvt cHAs. Y: MOTION
E.,ps,f Aus No. las
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TmE ALLEGED SLAYER RrsIsrAscE CAsR.-Tbe
examination of Jacob X. Lunt, pilot on . charge Of
obsr uoirg the United Sts'es Ma shAl In Sryios
warrant on board the schooner Mary + Smith, re-
suited n holding him for trial in the Of $500. Tho
examination of Jamss Il. Simpson, shipwright, 90
similar charge of r,sssLoe, mot fitting out SLAYER ~
hoe hccn stated yin tAke place THURSDAY OF oeIt
WEAK II tesfs 10 for the def ms 10 Tbs case o
NJ Luni that he offered 20 hcave the vessel TO- " the
Marshal would ,how bis authority; and that Lieut..
Pruy al the Revenue Cater told tho Marshal thu.
no had to aa,b.iiy and advised bin 10 90 on BOARD
tho So amer. n 10 Commissioners SAID That there vas
sufficient evidence 10 hold tho accused In his refasal
10 leave 20 chen informed OF the natiie OF the vsi.
Of the .hic. w. though be did not believe that he de-
sisp,dy ini.ndcd 10 obsifuct them In their duty aud
a all who hclsd 10 get The vessel unier weigh after
tho order given 10 heave to- were equally guilty.
Bosom Tfsye4le'
M,straiocs Yesterday afternoon a number Of
hun hanrs wsrc Discovered IN an Old barrel on tho
iaof of tic boaso occupied BY Mn. Pike, mes Denc
ph,tlcap, AZ tho corner Of Porlandst- and GarauI'
place. The bones wsro picked up Add DR.. s,eimsn
vss calico Who pronounced them 10 be the bones OF
woman. rhere were sbou. doxen ms; one OF the
bores of,he arm ysry much dlseased, sone bones OF
ne bach end p,ea svaial teeth and finger bones, oa.
nsre OF ihve belongsg 70 The sknilof lsgs. They hsd
evidently been IN ke place where they were disc,vsred
aiees ums, lpce'on traveller
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CTATE of NETWORK, SECRETARY's OF
- FICE ALBANY Au.ust IS, lssa-To the sherd OF tho
fi.e TO b. held in his the TuEsD Az sue
eetoDs he MONDAY OF november next thu following On
s,cisry the place of Ella. W. LesrsnwOrth;
A c, mptrOher in the place Of James Cook
ss:s fnd ~ As o. Saah IA
state Iisssniei N lns p h 2, o. Fedodet FJIst
An .peetor q ssre Prisons In the plsos OF Dsus CLARK
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals 10 the place o. Addon
All whoe term. of service will expire the last day Of De-
A.o Judge Of the Court Of Appea' In the place Of chH'
Ais justice OF the Supreme Court for the First Judes
District in tie Of Edward r. Cowies whose term OF Office
VA Ao 1rs a' Tor S SIKH sens
pe. in the p se Of Ihsms ss ,1Dnas ~ 6se. MI sy
pre- q The is.t day Of D. esaabsi Ne -
Sixteen Member II A,.eDblyi
sheriff IL the place q John tlrseri
Fur Cci,neI il tie place Of Robs G.Gb Joseph Ilt0u,
Bi,ro, yrpu. n " Il< m and wm o'ooen.lli
str.tt COM is.iar - the pl.e. Of J,re- fareyi
Com..psr of Repsis md supplies IN pace Of baho'"
Two Governor. Of the Hose plse. Of Psei Hen
try insJ eetoi 10 the place Of Thomas A. nOwunsi
to he on u the place Of koesrs voni
". Campbell aud Murrsy h. Ga nj NJ,
Jaste u he Maine Cour IL he paee Of Charles L. Bh''
Poee Ju.iee Gr the sixth Judicial Da 10 tho place Of
jsess Of the cosrt Of P.s place Of Lewis b.
W,ofuH Yours 'ssos,tlnl w.
r. ". LlAyENw NTH, Secrets ID state
snr,t,r. orue.. ssw;Yoss. Ag,s., q lss5
III ,L,r pui.hcd pursusp 70 the noo- of The rse"ta'y
Of STATE end the qsrem'n'' " III" ".'rs 70 ass Geo mann
''' shs.is Of che oiy Ard coa.,y u ss~ Yo,.
ss -, s. ~ s'. .a3.a .as net s
o. sa.sns, the tL.i ihsy M, - i-a ba''' ''
b,Sd II fspu'i. sad ped fo' psJn'sat
crpRrMI WILLIAM JAMES
- sTtwAhT .ss,.: sp%Ahp L. ~ .nnaip a....si
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pAxx DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, July 49, 1855.
NOTICE Ia hereby given pursuant to the Statute

NTUI KI'cH W e"O
h such case made sno provided that al the circulating
rotss is ned 10 w r. PECK individual Banker, fARM
FRS, BANK OF HAMILTON COUNTY, arettsJ must be
p,ese1ted Al the ce the Superintendent Of the Banking
b. pameni Of the State Of EewYork M payment within two
years fro the date hereof the funds tor the re-
Senpton Of the circulating issued 90 the sad BANKER VII
be given up. n sIhOON'.hhAn
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BANK DErAsrMEsr. STATE or NEw Yo7k,
Afpxky Ser, I 1874

albany Sept. l 1854 !
NNHE CANAJOHARIE BANK nas this day
a. in this ofice the appointment VI TIC HER
- ants -ANK OF ALBANY, In n" Ct { AoaY, rs
for the u lis circulating notes agreeable 70 the
s .,i,,d An act 10 amend the relating %
Ineoosted Bsph Banking Associations and individual Bank
en- psssed April II, is5l.ooyx,vro s..,,,.,s.,.
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You are

hereby ,ummoned spd reqaie 10 answer the e'n2lant
an sction the Supreme Court Of the State OF New YORK
he of whereof the City and C0unty Of New York
(which comp fled in the office Of the CLERK for sd City
No Conry AZ the City Hall in said City, the 10Th day Il
is5 wherein Frederick Tracy James irwin, Charles A.
Tsey, Edward NJ Williams Theodos1: stsns James aS,
woodbury. John Hope, WI sm Graydon, Nathaniel N II a.
,,ed jose ph Brokaw Henry Butler Charles Andrew Jonn
" Jsarsy Parker P. CLARK ia A Libby William King BAN
hise s. Csrk and Dous Wsuen plaintiffs and Joseph
def and to copy Of your answer on the
uhc bsrs their Office No. 10 Wllism said city within
tw,Lt, aer the service of mis- .1nmoa: on you sea
COMPLAINT within Aforesaid rho plaintiffs la tins acton
will take sDst you for the sum Of SEVEN Thousand
e dollars and eighty cents with
nterr,t thereon from the twenty firth DAY June 1872 be-
aide. the If this sctionDsied Newfors JAY " a
IVA law7wTu NO. 10 " unsn 81, W IL
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