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To wcA,ern and aO"thCrn gaerekaRos
Sexton, Seal & SwearinRen,
mp RTERE AND JoBBKRS or

se1ton, tor Sea Seal & & : s3w4gseSasEsingen, 81
FANCY DRY GOODS.
PHiLAD EtfHid.
]. W. SEXTON, L. SEAL, A. VAN SwBARmsEU.
" Dry Goods ip thecity. II ltcomrriSss In part or
Hosiery OF oil kinds and qualities.
Gloves Unde shirts, Dress Shirts and Collars.
Woollen yarns OF different shades and CsoT6.
1ne assortment or Shell Corlot.
DO do do Bunaio and lmIts,ioa CeyubE.
Brushes OF all descriptions.
Dress and lailors Trimmings OF all kjuGs. -
Burnctts, six cord cold Spool Cotton.
Perfumery ofal knde.
As well great many OiROOdS Of 0uE lime
HtioH which we cannot here nentiOn and which vel
worthy the attention Of byorE We eau make ii 10
thclrmereSt 10 give US trial sopts
Pendleton . Brother.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
oR the sale Of Leaf TObucco Flour, and Pr rsdueo goB
IsOs'atls'' 1PaarI, sud Depot, sOe P...t ...
Hugh Jenkins + Co.
r w Bruno y Soma,
Long d Ryrnr and SBalupeFe
The cashiers OI any Of the
Baltimore bsGke.
D. Lamb Lamb E.Q Cash. w BIZ Va
TAIlsnt & Dol.pla,n, - JAZZ Wheeling
L Jas. \. Baker.
Jas NeCully PIttsburEh,
hoSsS 9csS noI.sS SEilSs' BTiSSG'Srs'te
Michael tE Dorsey, CSptinh Hills, B.,u.a,t a. a
Alex Armstrong, rnEtTOnE'a do "0'H'SAtee =
JaeobG Grove, 81. Clai'AviIle, ..
FSteT e He9ags,; se1gt T. G;!slltrOil3: ;!LI! O.
Tweed, Silely d Wright,
JosephC Butler q Co. SCIRelBOlti, Q,
John Cleigh.
Geo Green, Juu,
Gordon d Co, ,.,,,
c. McMorun, fbsme0HS'
60mi. \. Preston & C6.
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oPIEIoSs oT THE PRESS.
HCRBELL's MAsIG lNFREssoE PAPER- We refer our
readers to lEe sdVeT in another column setinR
oIth the merits Oi ts pleasing and ingenious
Tie cheaIess should induce all 10 give il ttia-PhiIl
depha Merchant.
lS unsurpassed Fol neGtneSs ond utility and should
meet with the sale il richly deserves Tribune
just what Ihe public has long desired recommends
Se!f TO every lover OF taste ard eauemen-Journal 4
OuTier AuRl4:3m,
DISSOLUTION.
HE partnership heretofore existing under the frm Of
Gordon clarke d Co., has tht. day dissolved by
mutual consent. l.. y GORDON,
March 1s., 1884. j. B. AMER.
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-pOr advert. enents Of greater length aud less than
e,,mn Inserted longer time than two months,
~ q" 0per cent tho above will be made for
!.I1 .SSaie FOR IL first three MONTHS and 90 per cent
Sar susncss OF pr s, square or less
r., ~ W.
M su,i eks or PI eieSsiona! cards, one square, p'f
SRHu1l ,d9 d0'o M
yo oGe column (Oustde) ono year. IS0'
= halt ' " " =. ''''''''''''''''' ~ m
I'D topercent or the above for inside.
1S5 1SpeIona Communications charged at 90 per thou
'4 sIs notices charged $50 per square, per annum
;,.f soua1e and rate OF discount thereon Tor
~, number OF squaIes under the general head and
Tt6%.ns a line Tor single Insertion.
p.s, ltSements, with monthly change, one
,nrale IN
V,s with weekly change ""'VU
Ss ,me oI dsa his inserted gratutOusly, but funeral
sed '.''''''''''
,ri,p. notice charged. 0o
Snons ions chsrsed for each candidate for sera. 40
i. ofce nserIe iOr month rteaS IN advance e'0o
~; ,cus motto es inserted iOr half prle:
Ee"to'" K. BARTLESOS,
JOHN T. RUSSKLL,
BEATTY Il Go.
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Shooters! Shooters!!
l-eonurdB FaIcut Revolving uammer


THIS pistol for smlhcity nf construction facility OF
loading and ps, ralidiy of dscnargng, pOwe, aud
correc, heSs convenience carrying, aud in exemption
from liability lO accidental diSChs Sing claims Sureri
orlty over al others now manufactured.
SnnilUt just received and the cheap Jew.
elry StOre OF c r Brown
4 Han
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Use the Magic Impression

Wholesale and Retail Agents,
THOMPSON Il PATTERSON,
myily No III Main street.
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WHEELING.
New Watch and Jewelry Store. |
Room, No. 4, Washington Hall. Monroe ST..


WHEELING, VA
THE subscriber would the attention OF the public
HE we'll selected stock o. watches clocks, ewelTy,
silver ware, and fancy goods which he is opening
His stock is composed in partOf gold and silver watches,
keys, guards and chains.
Kvery description OF gol6iewelryi
Geld, silver, silver plated md common spectHcles;
Pure silve table, DESERT sugar, mustard and salt
Plated and German sve, forks. srOOns butter knives,
otc. etc.
Port mOnnaes, pocket cutlery, eessorsi
EERY PIEE raLOrS, strOPs, Sha wing crean etc.;
PeruneTy, combs, bTusheS and great variety Of fancy
goods;
Particular attention paid to repairing watches, clocks
and ieweiIy, and ensTa Wing handsomely done.
e A share OF patronage is respectfully solicited.
ap6-dtf C. P. BROWN.
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Cn-pARTNERSulp


THE subscribers this day entered into pa
for the purpose OF tUansacting and For.
wardns business under the style OF Gordon, Matthew'S
q Co.. and solicit continuance business OF the late
firm. Il. S. GORDON,
JNO. N. MATTHEWS,
JEO. L. AGNKW
March lat, 1854
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4 IGAKSI CILIA KSII-
" 5000 Gilt cigars;
5000 PriMcados cigarsi
20O0 Apollo do
2000 Fl Dorado do
- 1000 Washington Monument cigars5
.a5Fl Eitsssss - de-
5000 Della Cruz Principe do
5000 Regalia de
20 boxes lb. lump Tooaccoi
SO do Alb. do do
Just received and for sale by
In00 LBS. wool Irvine;
1OOO 1000 lbs broom
100 dOZ bed cords and plough lines;
% reels hem lRmd Manila he'd cOrdj
10 cotton clothes lines;
so IOK trout ino&;
go coils Halter Rope;
100 pair YaNi and SkiG Oars;
80 boat Poles.
uTTarpaulns, dray covers, and awnings, hand and
made the COrdage Store, OF Water and
Union streets.
mr1n CIAS. H. BERRY.
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SDrinp Stock
no Farmers

I y L a4 44SA o.
THE subscriber will ship wheat the eastern market
for EaTnG charging but snail pei therefor His
acquaintance is such highest prices
BY this arrangement farmers have all tie benefits
the eastern market. l. n. KELLER,
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5bt tubeeIirrg 1uteLIigelreer,
IS PUBLISHED
Inv rR1.wRRKLY AND WEEKLY. BY
REATTX &c CO.
,gvIcr-COrner Of Main and Quincy Streets
a,ruuce from Quiney-S'.
TERMS.
rp, ADVERTIslNG

KATFE9TcSED SE 116.1sIs Il aowsp:psr. in
THE uNGL.i,r. in view Of the increased price OF pa
yo ssI s1psnsss rendering their
b. sG:srI 'H5vsftisng and in whatever to
rates G the bellows teu lines or less OF non
sIS'' slh,S sSo,JtuiNs square: TX
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Tobacco and Cigars!
WTA LAUCHLIN, No 102 Main street, mas among his
w large assortment the following articles
1000 COnsuclO ciEarsi
1910 La EIoiSa
1000 PTinssdo
1000 FL SaIVadv
1000 I'll Dorado
2000 La Protection cigars,
1000 PruncIeR
1000 Flores Habbana
Boxes twin brothers tobaceo;
Virginia
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03

arately in word. Syllables signifying
sounds--unless those sounds are made,
there can be no positive gain or develop
ment of the voice. Pupils should be made
familiar with the forty elementary sounds,
by exploding the veweIs as required in Nc
Gufey's Fifth Reader. This practice not
only developes the voice, but gives strength
and volume to it with clearness and great
power Of speech. Pupils should have def
inite ideas of what they undertake; for in
stance, composition; writing. Composition
signifies composing, and writing signifies
forming letters with pen; therefore, COM
position is the art of expressing our ideas
in writing. 1t is most successfully done by
describing real objects; for instance, place
the picture Of a horse before you, to suggest
and draw ideas from, and describe him in
his wild and in his domestcated state.--
Write an account of his usefulness to man
kind; of his flesh being used in some parts
of the worldas delicacy; for example, in
Northern Asia and on the Island Of Zea-
land, in Copenhagen it is used as an article
Of diet in preference to beef or mutton
Describe other animals and real objects In
the same way by having them by you to
examine and suggest ideas. Pupils should
have clear and definite ideas Of what makes
sentence and why it is so called. A SEN
tence is number Of words so arranged as
to forma complete proposition or statement.
A simple one is so called because it is sim
| gle, and sentence because it makes sense.
The best works on composition ara "Illus-
trated Composition Book" by Henry w.
Low, &C Fulton streetN Y, price SO cents,
and easy Exercises in Composition" by
John Frost, A. NJ, Of Philadelphia, price
25 cts. They should be introduced into our
schools and made an object of systematic
study. Pupils require but little assistance
with them. 1t is the right beginning of a
study that insures success; for if that be
wrong, the whole superstructure will be
wrong. It must be commenced at the
right point, which is the root Subse-
quently, scholarship depends on the amount
Of mental discipline acquired by analysis and
training, and not, on the number of books
specifically gone through with railroad
speed. Thoroughness, then, is the secret
Of success. Normal teaching consists in
thoroughness and full-blown ideas-fre-
quently, by comprehending simple sub
ject fully, pupils get an idea of perfectness.
which is the model of all excellence, and
this idea may change the action of their
minds through the whole course Of their
lives-this may be done successfully by re-
quiring pupils to memorise each analysis as
they come to them and requiring them to do
every sum out fully and audi6ly, by the
analysis given, and then, their minds will
be unlocked. expanded and Illuminated
analysts is the key to arithmetic and TO the
mind.
The best proof we can have of a teachers
skill. Is his ability to make fundamental
principles clear to the mind Of child. If
he can do this, he is capable of teaching
skillfully older scholars. AS the teacher is,
so is the school. R. BISSELL.
Middleport, o.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03

/, All subsequent works by Charles Dickens will
be issued IN uniform Style with the above.
Copies Of any one, or anyset, Of either edition
OF the above works will Be sent to any person,
to any part Of the United States, free Of postage
on their remitting the price Of the edition they
may wish, to the publisher 10 ietSr postpaid.
Published and for sale by
T. B. PETERSON,
No. iO2 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
~ whom ALI nrlnra mutt he addrnsrod. ---
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03
Sheffield STORE.
- I'M. DAVIS & co, '-''''
I. NJ. DAVIS.


wv Caps Bonh Glassware, Clothing,
DC. ga ~
both town that they will sell laa % Wholesale Retail
aeTemy Plain
M and Muslin De Cashmeres Vve Gngham and Aps all
this
We o the with Pants Under and Shirts Hose
sT s We would COUNTRY MERCHANTS that win sell Piece Goods
Eanne Checks Gngha% Prints and Dry Goods in general Our Brown Bea Mus
advance and blowing,
reY price -tsF M.
January Il. +.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03
For the Telegraph.
'ur schools.

Mr.. EDITOR: Ten gears are consumed in
tcaching6adly, what oughtto be ,celi learned,
! nItWo, or at most three years. The reme-
~ would be Model or Normal School in
every county, where teachers might resort,
for faFther instruction in science and the
government teaching and training Of pu.
pills. Till then, teachers should study, and
aim at Normal teaching; which is nothing
more nor less, than teaching radiments.
analyzing and requiring a reason for every
step taken. A very good idea might be
had Of Normal teaching, by solving, by
analysis the examples in Rays Mental
Arithmetic precisely according to each anal
ysss given throughout his analytical works.
They should be introduced into our schools
and be made an object Of systematic study.
Then, and not ill then, shall we have good
scholars in written Arithmetic. Teachers
should know the value Of Mental Arithme-
tic before ever attempting to teach school,
then. they would teach with success. De-
mand the qualification, and the supply will
soon meet the demand. The starting point
Of ofteaching q language, commences With the
AiPhabes--thls being the root. The start
Ing point Of word-maling begius with 4
single letter, by, each Of the twenty.six let.
ters, forming the least part ola word. A
Letter forms syllable or part Of a sylla-
BE. and syllables form words which make
a book Or 0raticn. Setting up type letter
after letter is the analysis to wotd-making.
Much time islOstby not requiring pupils to
articnlate ercrr a1llahle dislnctlr and san.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03
NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
No. 81 Wood Street, Pittsburgh
N. G. Murphy & Brother, <

Ldte Of Murphy, IEeTnaa d Co.
A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SPRING
IN STOCK, and offer a fresh, handsome and
attractive assortment; many of their goods they
have imported direct from the European Manu-
facturers.
As they are determined to sell their goods at a
small advance on cost for cash, or TO undoubted
four or six months buyers, they earnestly IN
vite all that class Of Merchants who visit this
Market to examine their Stock,
February IL, 1866--me
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Grocery and CONFECTIONERY

M RS. NJ. SIDKB0TT0M. would respectfully
Ill announce TO her friends and the public gem
orally, that she has Just received, direct from the
cities, the largest and bBst assorted stock OF
GROCERIES AND CONVECTION
ever offered by her in this market. Her stock
dies. Cakes Crackem, Fruits and Nuts, Of all
kinds, Pickles, Candles. Soap, Toys, Yankee
Notions, de-, &C., and all other articles usually
found in establishments Of this kind. She Is
also oonstautly receiving additions to her already
large assortment.
Thankful for past iayors, she would request o
continuance Of The same. Remember the place.
Front street, next doof below Daniel q Rath.
burn bank. NJ. SIDEBoTTOM. :
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03
JOSH. B. BUSSIER,
" South Wharves, Philadelphia.
y1rnopmrp Ann npArup rN

~ SOutn WuafVes, fmhha0elpnnas
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Sardines, &c.
NFEERS for sale in lots to suit purchasers:
" 1000 boxes Bunch and Layer Raisins; 00O
half and quarter boxes Raisins; / 600 boxes Va
lencia Raisins, new crop; 600 boxes Vale ncia
Raisins, old crop; 500 boxes Smyrna, and 100
drums Sultana Riisins; 100 kegs Seedless Rails
ins; 100 casks Currants; 6,66o drums Turkey
Figs, ana 100 cases do. Wood and Fancy Boxes;
l00matts new Dates; 100 cases Leghorn Citron;
20 casks German, and 100 kegs French Prunes,
30 cases Prunes in glass jars and wood boxes;
1 600 boxes Oranges and Lemons; 10 600 Cocoa
Nuts 100kegs Tamarirds; 600 boxes Fig Paste,
Jujube Paste, Gum Drops, Grape Drops, Date
Paste, and Pressed Figs; 500 bags Walnuts, Fill
bert q and Cream Nuts; 500 bags Bordeaux, Sic
lily Hard Shell and Ivica Almonds; 1000 bus.
African and Shelled Ground Nuts; LOO boxes, and
so kegs Shelled Almonds.
Also. great variety Of Miscellaneous Goods,
comprising Chocolate, Cocoa, Broma, Sardines,
Salad Oil, Split Peas, Pine Apple Cheese, Syrups,
Rose and Peach Water, Assorted Extracts, Liq-
uorice, Rock Candy, Beans, Maccaroni and Vef-
micelli, Cordials, Canary and Hemp Seed, Pearl
Barley Preserved Ginger, assorted Preserves,
Pickles. Pepper Sauce, Tomato Ketchup, Jelles
and jams, Olives and Capers, Hemetically Seal
ed Salmon, Oysters, Lobsters, Peaches, Toma-
los, Green Corn, &c.
NIB. Western Merchants are particularly in
vited to call.
March 25--w2
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1866 SPRING GOODS 1866
James McCandles & Co.,
No iO9 WooD STREET, PITTsBUReH.
Importers and JObbers OF Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods.
Varfaftee Nc.


Varieties nc.
MOULD respectfully infolm their numerous
w customers and merchants in general that
they have on hand one Of the most carefully Sc
leeted stocks Of 10,
Lmported and Domestic Goods,
ever offered in this city, which will be sold to
cash or FIRST class time buyers at eastern prices.
Our stock consists in part OF Cloths, CASH
meres, Satinets, Jeans, Tweeds, Cotton Panta-
loonery, Ginghams, Checks, &C., with full
stock Of all the best makes and newest designs
Of Prints.
Partieuiaf attention paid to the selection OF
Ladies' Dress Goods, full stock ofwhich will
be kept throughout the season.
An extensive assortment of Hosiery, Gloves,
Ribbons; Laces, Trimmings, and Variety Goods
generally.
I Merchants visiting cur city are iuvitedto call
and examine our stock and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Ourarrangements with man.
ufacturers and Others afford us facilities to have
the latest styles Of goods always on hand, and
at the lowest prces.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03
CHARLES DICKENS WORKS.
THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR IN THE
NUnDIn

TEN DIFFERENT EDITIONS.
No Library can be complete without set of
these works.
Reprinted from the last London editions, and
published by T. B PETERSON, No. 102 Che smut
Street Philadelphia.
"PETERSoN'S' is the only complete and
uniform edition of Charles Dickens Works
published in America; they are reprinted from
the original London edition, and are now the
only edition published in this country. No
library, either public or private, can be complet
without having in il complete set of this, the
greatest of all living authors. Every family
should possess set Of one of the editions. The
cheap edition is complete in Twelve Volumes,
paper cover; either or all of which can be had
separately. Price fifty cents each.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03

ILLUSTRATED EDITION IN 10 VOLUMES.
This edition spriHted on very thick and fine
white paper and IS profusely illustrated, with
all the original illustrations By Cruikshank,
Alfred GrowQuiil, Phiz, etc, from the original
London edition, on copper, steel, aud wood.
Each volume contains noyet complete, and
may be had in complete sets, beautifully bound
in cloth, for Eighteen Dollars set, or any vol
ume will be sold separately, as follows:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03
COMPLETE LIBRARY EDITION

In five very large octave volumes, with Por-
trait on Steel, of Charles Dickens, containing
the same reading matter as the illustrated Edi.
ton, and comprising over four thousand very
large double columned pages, handsomely prin-
ted, and bound In various styles.
Volume contains Pickwick Papers and Old
Curiositp Shop.
Volume Q contains Oliver Twist, Sketches by
"Boz" and Barnaby Rudee.
Volume contains Nicholas Nickleby and Mar
tin Chuzzlewit.
Volnme contains David CopperfeId, Dotnby
and Son, and Christmas Stories. ssi
Volume contains Bleak House, aud Dickens
New Stories.
Price of eomnlete act. poun1 In Ill .lo,h r,,,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03

Bleak House, Price 80 cents
Davi Copperfeld, SO
Nicholas Nickleby, 30
Pickwick Papers, so
Dombey and Son, 80
Martin Chuzzlewit, so
Barnaby Rudge, so
Old Curiosity Shop, so
Sketches by "Boz," 80
Oliver Twist, 80 I"
Christmas Stories and Pictures from
Italy. Containing Christmas Carol,
The Chimes, Cricket on the Hearth,
Battle of Life, Haunted Man, The
Ghosts Bargain, &C., so
Dickens New Stories. Containing
The Seven Poor Travellers, Nine New
Stories by the Christmas Fire, Hard
Times, Lizzie Leigh The Miners
Daughters, Fortune Wildred, &c. so !"
A complete set of the above will be sold or
sent to any one to any place, free of postage,
for Five Dollars.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-03

WE have removed to our new Warehouse, No.
w 1913 Wood Street, and offer for sale on lib
eral terms, very large assortment Of Ready fade
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Hkffs,
Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Umbrellas, &C.,
to which we invite attention Our clothing has
been manufactured BY experienced workmen in
the very best manner, trimmed elegantly and in
the most perfect shapes, and at prices so low that
buyers can make up an assortment of MEMS
WEAR at a very small cost, that will give them
satisfaction, sell off clean, leave no remnants
and afford more profit than any other article oi
trade. HAMPTON, CAMPBELL & co.
March IL, '66--w4 3. I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30
n,., A. Pass CBRrsrIAs,-

TuxF,r.L Dull At Pass CHRrsrIAs.--we regret
q, ,.Ie that the hostile meeting, which We insoemed
~, ,seder. was contemplated between two prominent
enkrown merchants o. our CITY, took place Yesterday
~ A, o, the parties 10 have the matter settled
sn,iesbIy, the challenge having been suspended the
previou. evening but unfortunately with no favorable
re- OH. At7I O'Clock yesterday morning, the PrincL
PAL X. W. Estlin, ssq, Of the firm Of E'slin Lee
To-. OF Casal street, and N. Caddy, esp member Of
tie firm Of Cuddy, Brown & Co, of Camp street. came
on the ground, accompanied BY their friends The
distance. ten psces being measured, and the piston
iaDded 10 them the sbtlemen took their places. A.
the frst Ere, Mr.. Estlin it !, rumored, was sligssy
wounded in he right arm, H.. Cuddy being upiejsred
However, the second FIRE Of Mr.. Estin, We ere sony
TO ssy, was the messenger Of death to As satageni
lie lever bresthed after r. ceivipg he bel, which en-
ter,d the DIN on the right side passing through the
artery, the abdomen and through the opposite
artery and lodging in bn left hand. The Of he
unfortunate esir wa stated before, in relation
to matters Of burn.ss or rather motive, We under
stand, for the insult which n stated WAS offered by
Mr.. Estlir 10 Mr. Cuddy, account Of business;
cha epge from the latter followed which, cad 10 ssy,
resulted in biz pntimey DEATH and the wouodlng Of biz
sntagorht. N. o. Delta, Nay "a.
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CUPRFME CoURr.-ln he natter Of the Av-

CUPREME COURT.-ln The natter Of the AD-
- psessssa = he Mao. Aherssn snl ceesnaity q u
0CoNp srktEr. 6cn tie Hsssn River 70 H. BAs Rsvss
ss s - s..s =: q :.ss e.. :s ~
Iro,'s.S u: ssJu Alsernsn s,A c.mseas'sy q e
Cay Fl Sewveeh hereby sfe fhaf hey htena sypy
% de esrrere Court Of he State 81 New Yea 81 spri
Team - nd C.sr 70 Ne hk IT The City e Nsv Yea
SATURDAY the i<h cay Of June isS q he op.ssrs
81 the Court that day Aersssr cssnss can -
head or he sgyorHert 81 Of Esu.ss sp5
IN ,be above entitled he psiurs sol
.y,rct of The nrev~m~ns hereby inces b - Opeosns
sat from the Hvpsn River 10 be Ess ti,es esesy eh
y,h :. aid oui 90 The map plan 81 nd Cy ros M y
,,r.oe 81 an Act ih- 81 The Fsas n susie
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