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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,
EE ahs96SIsfGEIHAkTHAiN 6CsfE 81 .EsrKA MALL- IA

On Sundays the train will leave city every half hour
O'Clock P. NJ until O'Clock. every hour until ii
o'clock. The steam train will also make the o'clock trip
Sunday mornings.
Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning at
O'clock above and the Lake every night one
after the last steam train Extra special required
by notifying the conductor.
Station House has been erected at GENTLY Ridge which
is also made Flag Station where the steam train will stop
when required from A. N. to P, NJ; trips H.
and O'Clock and up trips IA and " o'clock
in steam trains Is cents Tickets down be purchased
The daily Horse Car and from GENTLY Ridge stopping
required, will up from the Lake 6a O'Clock A NJ
will leave follows
The City The GENTLY Ridge
At.......... 9ocock A NJ At.........I0 O'Clock A. NJ
33''::::z H3:z :: r:h A.: A.: :: pA
nF-For the Lake-Each trip Immediately after train
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S.PNIItAI CASDLES-lG9 boxes assorted sizes Samuel
- Leonard sons for sale by
A. F. COCHRAN 4 HALL,
N6 Nos u New L.avee and II Fulton street.
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GUNDIsI ES-
~ 30 bbls Krout,
81 bbls Cider Vinegar,
80 bbls Bourbon and Rye Whisky,
2JO boxes RHisinS whoes and halves,
so boxes Genuine Hosteter Biers,
100 cases Booth d Sedwick's Cordial Gin,
100 baskets Helsick's Champagne,
100 tierces Rice,
625 kegs ass'd Wheeling Nails in and for sale ny
ALEX. NORTON X CO.,
mlb It NGs2 and POydras street..
THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GtSU-
Gerry STORE, No. % Baronne street; L. L. .BERCIER
Agent. N
and EIQUoks u 0"'''' U f''O !" ir' "l1>hs
E- CHAMPAGNE of the best brands quart. piuts
other FINE WINES; Superior OLD BRANDY aa4 ohe
Liquors Supertne CoRD!AS and variety of Fancy Arti.
cles Of the very best qualities always hand low prices
Ks- Goods delivered TO families free Of drayage. Wy
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szsasas> SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
Itt MAIN Depot Caplp st

- sUUKEfHItN NUSHC-AA EMF FVKIU NJ
's fMain Depot 80 Cap stree-Branch, Sc Chares
L. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock OF these two comprises full and complete
assortment of
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
~ ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD'S and PLEYEL'S PIANOS,
- - , ~ Directly imported from Paris.
N. B-TheSe celebrated Pianos considered by the
artists the best in the United
years Messs s. Sons have various public Indus
trial Exhibitions and Fairs of the North PkE-
MUM GOLD MEDALS for the superiority Pianos
-Also large assortment Of
B. C. FISCHER'S PIANOS, of ali sizes
the convenience and Of all classes of
buyers
MASON'S and H HAMELIN'S CELEBRATED MEI.ODEONS
arps Guitars Violns Accordeons, Baios Flutes Brass
instruments of all kinds and Musical Merchandise Of every
description.
nB-MuSc Bound Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
NoTEAny for Music Pianos Instruments anything
relating be left at either addressed by
mail. will be promptly attended to.
H3-TERMS LIBERAL. ~
L. GABICI.
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s-y-a THE CIR itEAV Ma.

81 3R BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAIIROAD.-Whict forms the Grand central link in
the cnn Of communication between the Mississippi and The AT
WHEELING, BENwoop and PARKERsBuRG, oNTHE
WASHINGTON CITY and BALTIMORE ON THE f asst,
. Al which places II lneS with RAILROADS aud STEAM:
R0AS ec for ~ points Eas ard Ts T@ II
hoG ~ bywhjca THROUGH TICKETS 10 SGIoN
Is the shortest direct and in every eSirc the most reli
BE 1t the only by which purchasers Of Through
Phladephia and New iok, at the cost Of TO York
only thus enabling business and travellers or pleasure or
information visit four of The priacS cries !" the Union for
Gar o passengers from New Orleans 'lCHSpi'g NNchez'
Memphis and the South generally travelling by The boats
upon the Mississippi river CHOICE Or ot ttS 10 the
East by the Baltimore Ohio Road and connections is Of
ferei.
F!Rsr-Tey may leave the boats CAIRO, ta the mouth
SANpON Al IFS mes) PANA, N12 niles nit thence ny
ONO nnI Mississippi or rerre aue and St9n Mal!i2na tmn
eswaty BY this route the traveller passes lr"uEh Ierfe
Hante, Indianapolis, Dayton Nenis, to Columbus Ohio
south western river traveller may continue upon
he 5 Mail boats uq the Ohio 70 Louisville or a1
then take the CARS FOR THE EAS' via the Little Miami
and Central Ohio Railroad, which takes linn directly to BEL
AIR. four miles below Wheeling where he takes the cars on
the Baltimore ami Ohio Railroad
g4 Travellers notice that while tins IS the
only route afording Through Iicke all e Eastern cIe At
the same rates as charged by oe routes TO Ne% York only
points in the East The distance fto Columbus BIinore is
only 5l5 miles being about 100 miles shorter New 70 K than
route, and consequently less detention than by other
sBy tue Express Train this the time from g l0
to to BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON is but FoRT1-THREE
RN-Be particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI-
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ES III rough Tickets, allowing the holders TO stop at
purchased Of W f. REDDNCf, at the ofc OF the Illinois
Nehal Railroad under the St Cha Hos Se& Orleans
,. - ~ Agent ., 4 o. K. r., New Orleans:
JOHN SHARP, General agent. my2E
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-Dr. ]. H. Williams, of the
parish Of ST. Martnsvle writes the following to the
Courier of the Teche, under date of the 4th inst =
send you herewith two stalks of Chinese sugar
cane (surgo sucre) which has elected much discus
sion in the United States for the last twelve months
planted few seeds, procured from New Orleans last
has doubtless injured its growth It was planted at
the usual distance of and cultivated in the same
manner. 1t should have been planted much closer,
and it would have yielded far more canes. You will
perceive the stalk quite juicy, and sweet at top
as at bottom. Horses are fond of the leaves. and
hogs eat the stalks with avidity.
Whether this variety of cane, susceptible of cuit
vaton throughout the Union is destined to affect the
sugar interest of this State, remains to be seen.
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MEAT FOR THE FIRST TNE.-We were sitting, says
writer in Blackwood, under the walls of Phye. We
had trodden that rugged pass under a hot sun, and
were resting under the shade of an oak. We had
eaten and drunken, and were luxuriously watching
the smoke of our cigar as it curled amid the leaves,
and the lizards as they crept and glided amid the
huge old stones; when suddenly there stood before
rs a young Greek perfect in form and feature as an
Antinous, wild and savage as a colt of the Ukraine.
Curiousy he eyed us and our costume more curious
y still bis eye fell on the fragments which lay beside
wallet. With the benevolence of full fed man,
we threw him bone Of lamb He clutched it eager
ly, eyed it suspiciousy, smet monkeys do when
in doubt bit at it cautiously at first snatched three
four mouthfus hui riedly and greedly then threw up
his hands and shouted in ecstacy and returning to
the attack, proceeded to tear off every morsel until
the bone was whittier and more bare than our trusty
Ponto, best of polishers could have left it. We
thought at first that were witnessing the raven
ings of hunger but there was more of novelty than
of craving in this young savages delight; and the
truth then dawned upon us, that were looking on
creature, genus homo, who had tasted flesh for the
first time. The fact was phenomenon to US, who,
though not voracious the pipers son. yet heard
in our memory the lowings and bleatngs from sort
of small smithfed which had been sacrificed to our
appetite. s. s-@ "a.
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se=szaMzzz BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
t@rgT-1T3 land and for sale from the mnnufacoryof
w Alessrs J. NJ. BRUNSWICK Il BRO, Cincinnati
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brnswicks Cnsh.
ons also Cloths, Balls, Cues and al oer trimmings belong.
ing to this line
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
A. W MERRIAM,
nl7 " St. Charles billiard Room. Y. O,
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NUMBER 1873.
Neh 0rltarrs Dailp Gresttnt.
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST "a. 1as7

s. = E E.
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, fYI THE STEAMER JAMES e.
6A2Lrts Woodruff, C. S. Rogers. master, will leave
New Orleans Tor St. Louis the coming
IS follows:
THURSDAY, Aug. q.
THURSDAY, Sept. II.
me BELL, BUCHANAN X CO.. No, 81 Tchouptoulas.
E1 plan of the cabin be and secured by
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-r..szzz.z.r-NEVS ORLEANS. jazz
- "a Essa.a.a.ssss.E4 SON n AND GREAT NORTHERN

ID ID ssasagk sssasszEgfof 2LkSap ANR GREAT NORTHERN
sss s 's sSG34 n aGs wsG
Tsse Ns sye5y s p A. NJ
a se cents oa s Tsv
sEA5oN TIdKETs e obtained the Office Of the
whoes halves packages sta reduced price
Cosrsd ride in without
the stations 10 and from which they As the viii
direction only those making trip bh will have to be
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Brookhaven
and intermediate stations o A. NJ every Tuesday, Thurs
%oEHinss at s$S osiost Tsls stops Fras
to .ses$e and deliver sisht but ohsf
afs oeock c ' De received at the New Orleans depot
,u..T T; S. WILLIAMS, sup't TRANSPORTATION.
Jackson sndron Brookkaven every day
ing with the passenger trains. So If
sSgFE hM e = rNhAsS 1zH1Asss' ;s:s zsg
duced Rates for passage freight and insurance.
Leaving Ns SRb GH m NEW OR
hs s. sS s2a9 S
avoid e and delays heretofore arising from the
sage Of the Texas "a, bars.
Sys 'S 'as aad
MoRNING at 10 O'Clock commencing Sunday the 10th Of
m o s GR s % Will
THURSDAYS.
Returning, days Indanola will be wEDNEs
DAYS and SATURDAYS: and Galveston SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted at the Com
panys Landing, in New Orleans the foot Of St Louis
will be through destination without
extra charge of kind the lowest heretofore charged
by the line of outside steamers.
Freight received before o'clock, Saturdays and Wednes
days will 90 by the steamers Sunday and Thursday
che enT Tes oc of M m aPp m at m Ss OF e Of S
and Levee Streets opposite jackson where cabin plans
OF the steamers may be staterooms secured
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FOR YAZOO RIVER
A L A B A RIV ..s

~ FOR BLADON AND CULLUM
lEsIksa1s springs-steamer Advance, Samuel Ables.
master. leaves twice week for Badoa and Cal
lum SPRINGS Wednesday at O'Clock p NJ and for De-
mopolis, Badon and Culum Springs every SATURDAY
o'clock Returning leaves Bladon and Cunm Springs
every TUESDAY at O'Clock P. NJ, and every THU .SDAY,
al S P. NJ. For particulars apply 10 ~
my22 If T. B. SMITH. Tehoupoulas street.
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HARDWARE.

DRAND Il ADAMS, SUCCESSORS TO LAYTON
ID 81 Magazine street, opposite the Arcade Import
Dealers In Domestic and Foreign HARDWARE SHIP
CHANDLERY have in and for sale
TERMS complete assortment suitable for the country trade
Planters, Carpenters, Blacksmiths and others.
BRAND Il ADAMS,
AL ly&W No. 81 MagaZine street, opposite the Arcade.
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REG ULAR PACKETS
y . u d h Z
r. NAPOLEON-Positiy Fall Al

6AAaIllAi = RANGEMENT-NEW ORLEANS AND Ma
sSs@aP POLEON TRADE-The new and splendid fast
running packet steamer Judah TourO. C. W.
Ewing, will regulF Gay packet in the New
Orleans and Napoleon trade commencing the 18th of Sep
tember leaving New Orleans regularly
Napoleon Gaines and Gaons Landings Columbia, Green
Vile Kentucky Bend Lake Washington Point Worhington
Grand Lake, Princeton. Carolina Landing, Ashton. Pitchers
Point Skpwit Landing Lake Providence and all nterme.
date landings Plantation promptly
GEO D. HITE & co.. Agents, 81 Front street.
re- Passengers and shippers rely the JUDAH
TOURO taking her place in the above trade the 10th of Sep
tenn anil
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GEN O A :.
B O R D E A U X .

khSk FOR BORDEAUX-pASSAGE ONLY
6A The Al American bark j. HI. Millay, Capt. Gray,
9sA1having all her cargo engaged and going board,
will have quick dispatch For apply cap
tain on board, or TO JONES, MACkINDER Il CO.,
Jy30 81 Gravier street.
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] "A IVNl-
y mencemen Exercises for the academic year lS56lS57,
will take place the 25h Of July ins At o'clock P NJ
The and guardians Of the Students and friends
Of the University respectfully invited to attend without
any further notice.
Glasses English French, Mathematics Comm ercal Cacu
la,io Peumanshp and Book keeping will continue
zion during the months of August and Sept ymber.
\ Military wanted for academic year lS575S 10
take charge of Military Tactics and perform the of
general discipnaran. Apply the corner of Baronne and
'olnHon streets, =
iyl5 In, LOUIS DUFAIT.
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IT, COAST PACKET STEAMER

lsa4NHLeetSS = HELM DonNa-To and rom New Orleans,
Bayou Sara Fort Adams, Wiliamsport Port
Hudson and all intermediate landings. the BELLA DONNA,
Wm McComs MASTER will resume her old trips commencing
Saturday August 18Th and will continue throughout
leaving New Orleans Saturday evening" O'Clock,
and Bayou Sara every Wednesday evening"
from Woodville.
HA clerk will be the Leyee receive freight Thurs
day morning.
EParticnar paid the receiving landing
passengess and freight ali hours day night
jy2stf HOLMES Il CLAUSS, II Tchouettouas st,
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All persons who used these Roofs, and consequently
0p,. 0fe TO speak nteigently the subect, bear
testimony Tney have been thoroughly tested the
Alers Warehouses; their decided superiority all
ohc Roofing materials used for Flat Roofs has been fully
established
TlIOS RICHARDSON & co. are the only persons author
iEeli put Roofs Of this description in this State.
p-Ordsr box U4 Mechanics Exchange ~ ST. Charles St.
New Orleans.
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NEW YORK,
To sail in few days.
6tSK FOR NEW YORk-REGULAR LINE
@NHS The fast sailing packet schooner Fleet Wing,
sl@STiiton master having most Of her cargo board
will sail above. For balance OF freight apply to
GEO. ". HYNSON L CO., 81 Camp st.
For passage having fine accommodations apply the
Ter on board, Post 26 Second District.
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NO EXCUSE FOR LEANY ROOFS

FROM WIN. BROWN ARCHITECT.
To hereby testify that have used
Warrrns)Fe Water Proof Composition Roofing for the
last years both private and public buildings. The In
correctional Hotel at Niagara Falls having $50 feet frontage
extension Engine liouse and Machine Shops of the New
York Central Railroad Buffalo, with the roofing
difficulty with it, and have heard complaints,
ur hesitate sny that in my opinion, formed from
c experience with its extensive use that is the best
Tcr for fiat roofs in for its cheapne durability and
susceptibility being readily made perfectly tight and its
great power resist fire.
Baltimore, February II, 1854 WM BROWN.
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The r. W. Powell
connects ut Nicks'
burg with the steam
er L. S. Aid, and
will take freight for
all the landings on
N'azou river as high
us Greenwood.
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Two Trains leave ENir0 uniIy-
Morning Express At 8 A. NJ
Evening Express al d r NJ
Connecting at SANDOv Al. xih Ohio and Mississippi Rail
load, for St. Iouis; with Terre aute and Alton Rail-
road for Louisville and Cincinnati; DEC with Great
Western Railroad for Springfield Jack sonvile and Naples at
LASAIl.E with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island Day
export and PEORIA MENDOZA with Chicago and Bnrns
ton Railroad for GAesu Burlington quincy ana Central
Iowa, arriving at DuNl.l,ITH in a hours
One OF the Minnesota Packet Company steamers leave Dun
eh for ST Paul all intermediate landings, arrival Of
the cars from Cairo.
Going East change of between Cairo and Chi
cGgo, three from Cairo .rk Through Chi
in S hours Niagara Falls IS hoUrs New York As hours
Baggage checked through -
E1FUr through tick us, or information apply at ihe Hi
nos Central Railroad Ticket Office, under the ST. Charles lo
NJ lv ' wv " E REDDING AGENT.
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DIX

ADAMs-In Springfield, Mass, Friday, May p Mr. James
g. Adams, It Ne,' York, aged So years.
RAqFS-On Friday evening, Msy p Of hasty consumption
goiert " Bste- aged 10 years, II mouths.
COLLIER-Ou Tuesday afternoon, May D. Mrs Jane Collier
ri Of ,' ose If tie family are respectfully invited
attend h.r funeral from the residence It h~r Seo,hL IN law
| ICON at O'Clock, without lurtNeI lAS''a'on'
rc,. Mary Thomas infant dauhte 81 Sarah j. and the late
VIM ". Farmer, aged months and 10 days.
GRAHAM-On Monday, May . Jane LJrln"r reict OF tho
late atlDn t. Giaai IL TIE ga year d at .SS ,b u
HrI fends and those II her sons, James ioIei 'a'N u
John A. Henry M'utroee, and Ed"aId Chimney Graham,
Mccall and Joseph B. ysrnum, jr repeatedly invited
yitbo further invitation to attend h funeral Ihursdsy
r,sdrrcr, No. q y Arlington square.
UNT-In t. city. Tuesday May d, Caroline o. wife of
,psc L. Hunt Of Railway, NewJrse IN u" 18th year OF
Frrs .ervi,. at his residence at Railway Friday the
.eth mt 1T O'Clock in the afternoon
UUGHFS-In is city Monday evening May . Of con-
.un.rtion, William Hughes, aged 81 years
HEALY-On TUESDAY May 70 Margaret, wife Of John Heay'
ia the 18th year Of Eer age.
iiam, ouly child Of VIM and Jeanette HASTE aged
months and 10 days
Clarpsqua Ncstchete county Of disease Of the heart
ana lungs Harriet the beloved wife OF Eugeni9 Latia aHd
ttL daughter Of Thomas GOODWIN, esd oil Hertiodshe,
u GLAND, aged l5Jesis
uaKsptN-On Tuesday May &C. Agnes Marsaen, daughter
Of J.mes r. and Agnes Aar-den aged weeks ana days
NooRE-In Wu.iausburgh, Tuesday May 2e George A.,
son II Capt Jacob aud Hannah M0ole as"d %yesr' and
months.
,,RRAY-Waer Theodore, youngest son Of Alexander r.
ami r. J. Murray, months and ID days
DUNNO On TUESDAY Moy o. Charles Quinn aged q years.
sANDERs-suddtaly Wednesday moInirs May a Grace
Atorrite Only ghter Ct Charles W. aud Elizabeth San
J,rs. ssed YEAR and II days -,
Tie styes friends u tue family are invited 10 attend the
f, al No 20 East T.! Shte,tA street. u lOocook tnus'
fIrng 2Gth int. The remains will b. taken % Me-"
r. De FOX iLt'Imcnt
sERGEANT-Ou Monday Nsy D. typhoid fever, Fanny A.
w!fe q JsuIes W. S,Tgeent.
sNITH-In brooklyn on Monday May 25 after short ill
ne. NJ VIM Sulib in tA- 18th yrsr Vi his ase
VAN UYKF-Iu Jersey City, Nrluctiay, May y, Susan
vi, 4 Cotnr'ils 3 Van Dyke and daughter ~ Jonh
VIy,. If j.r.,y City. ia toe Did yrar Of her age.
r., friends end relative, Of the family are respectfully myi"d
,frd the funeral from SO 80 J-rs' avenue jersey CHy,
an FRIDAY sitrruoOu, u 3 O'clock.
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sURROGATE's COURT-NAY z7-Before A. W.
BRADFORD.

;.
Tn SrPRoGATF-Tke trstato was menb -r 81 the
tim j. j. stew art Co. and o. the Distribution OF the oe
ofLi. rel state G1eon a;e' as 20 me P9pf' me- o.
eIsLslng ihe asset bet"' el tHt lAiiFii4 anu .' p.
hin creditors On tie decelse OF SewaT, hi, Surviving part
Ir s,;ted tn araE' 81 ;Ae hEin ana di'9 a .-s -
among tn partnership credit bu; 70" irm ns Aso'eH.
rs rrton 9th joi-t deb, remained uupi The r"Y'
mg rs.tncT also D'i-. -.o'rAt thr oly tINsy i
ius :. against The estate Of the tror SewsE TA~ 4a"'
share Iatssby with m 'rPsfa-' crdtoi. 81 srw4 ~
NUT be postponed rtu ~" s.Iers'r efr''I' are ~
-a,e creditors # partner Of nrm can reach only me H
tee, q their debtor h- proportion Of me rpu. OF ..r
sF,f In no nstter q smith 10 j. K ~ Mood ag'.
PAYNE - H. 49, B., in Te-ird - iae claims o. i.f
an re h. 1, and H. .,psIas estae s H. .a,sflc-
-e.,i.. W =. 80 - - & nd sas.,Is OILY asll..
sau., ~, r-pr.-sntatis-, a the dec a'-i partner;
~ tie .trsi'ins partner n" ''i~f r~l~ly rH'.t-.
r,sh,. Of the pus creditor, asaust the seplrt'e
creator. of Toe dec'a-~d partner, when IN" e'a.e
O.. TIE hitter sucirn; pry 5a.a 81 II riiin' die
n individual crecor- prlrf-nt . tie iIiTll. ts'lt'
r tley entitled % D. pad hr.; in preference - %, ,iut
rerl:e property Of tlr Deceased pa.;rel terminal By -
dss;h. uui remedy vii D. l5orc't ~ equity tce.'--! 10
l,j Il . STATE til, jim; creditors WAL Lot Be- pern.'tt 90
rt'A ID" lAGs'-t-4 's'Ae - IT, ~ -. T. T. h
a. Robin. =. COop,r J. C. R o. WLd"L w. k~'l.[ }
FflgT X. -hsIt- WOOD 3D. p4'r '-f-
80. q Pr. r % Jack 10 ". Cornell, s,rt'ri 3t5
F.l,us 81. T-dsr Barb. 7. {. K. ~. Ih- "iy -Ns.
u.u Co. tn. rtr according 10 the rnti-h DE- .'L- %
ir. oiut e-tatr -ud solvent -lfFi'Hs Vt---,
hirh the Joint viii rot De- P'-t hrd ~,
owed 10 come in ra,abv tho lft' da ciri1' Wy
PIT, Hay6,n Bro G. &, 80 eapar,- fDt. ,.s pa,
Tal- Plikertlu . olJ notes 'ArNt- hrl-loi -
tf7 .s-as k.rtr IT, -. b.. 'nis oNref lA does
~ t:ey 'e Iout essic. thousn !y"u; D. -hir % pAy
dead hoTe uer .ols,t'. so lD,i} We, ' @ 80
IA MC..cL vs. D4sllr.l 4; !i--rs - u'.' ~
F6l Ii tErTc ?, aIy joint -" - 10 80 -
l-- H. ,aia. ,ts cs,scAe g. tai s4 -n'i -el,'
d.sl,uGs Il psIatr ests;' IGfi P1'H p
rr i0r. Il is uo easy O. perceive III -0.-t ~ -
rl ID ,bi ia u tc pti-l - .Arc- lhr -let
urir pls is tLst The Joint cret arr attached - -
~s AID tie .spartn creditors 10 Ia --pArite inii ".
wLcI- there Joiut fund sd 10 -i'r- r-i'''--
rrr that IL. jdiu creditor j. without frlrA we" .,
~ CON ii, = IN, ...rst~ estat- The Eussl Courts
guilty thus recognized both o. agniit IN
Il the dec.s partner sLi bis ind 'ldus credt's we o
aid several character Of ilr Isrfnefbp dDt "er
eces exhausted the time OF the eeath q tnr
partuer TLe .rt thst dividend has been or may o.
ceyed from the oift Elects does nQ Change u. Jol' az
several character of the partnership tebts out oy tLs a.
d., the eoutsble uar.hanE the separate aiet Aes
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