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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-11-27
Oct 23-tf-41
SToVES! SToVEs!

THE subscriber has on hand and will keep supply
OF COOK, BOX and PARL0R STOVES, Of Eastern
manufacture, and Of the best and most approved pat
terms, which he will sell cheap II not cheaper than
they be procured Of any other person.
His Shop 10 At the West end Of Main street, the
corner OF Church Alley, where he invites all who want
Stoves to call.
lie also keeps on hand q supply OF TIN WARE Of
every description and Is prepared put up Guterng,
Roofing, &C., &C., at reasonable rates.
Athens, Aug i4-tf-464 JAS. @. CALHOUN.
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"AviNG bought the interest Of the above named
- parties q Bweetsater will continue the business
o. M old stand they will ketp on hand gener-
thnE else IN their ne TO which they invite the atten.
Ton OF old customers aud friends.
Sept 10, iso1-,lJH-46o $500 y .s.r
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Notice to Shippers Of Freight,

-----.--.. q : =. =, u. Athens, Aug. ~, 1851
Hn csnpsny wilidslIvsE any vreg kts receives IN.
-, Y. ts4r Depot, u Reasonable time, At the
sDs.te met ours they paying charges ss
reesivne ~ rslghts saday o. asvtvsias Dalton mis-
Ooupany 49, nof propose either to store ~
de)iverto The Western Atlantic Rail Rosd IN
svnsr9 have MADE arranscmsns With said Road 10 re-
seivs tnsea Oars eannot b detained beyond lev
- eeflng ahpmente - ebevs svsryfaonItyin tAs
ptvf Of che o4seFs Of the Company uilibs extsnd~d
es1Sfsse .syond ne snd q sheir rais they have
sGi{asN Il !. JACKSON, sept rrsss
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IL persons indebted, either BY note or account to
n the nrm OF ,. A. Wright Co., or to Wright. W.T.
hsms Co.. eweetwster, earnestly requested to call
d opee and pay upit teing necessary tina. the bus
ness Of these nrs Dissolved should be settled up
We hope our friends will heed this notice. and not put
cut for eoiestion. IA. WRIGHT,
J. A. COFFIN,
O. w. COFFIN,
sept ~, 1901. 3. Y.B. WILLIAMS.
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Wheat and Flour.

YuNHE subscribers have completed the most perfect
IL arrangement that can be made for the sale Of
Wheat and Flour, and during the remainder Of this
year will devote their attention almost exclusively to
the sale Of these two articles and they say their
patrons, with certainty that they will realize much
Atlanta and win do 1t with less risk and In sherter
time. As to the peculiar advantages OF our market
every one is familiar who knows its locality.
We will accept 80 days bills on Wheat, payable here
Augusta for three ourths the value Of shipments,
accompanied by Rail Road receipts. We think II ad.
vsabe for shippers OF Flour to draw most Of their bills
at IS and 80 days. time IL required for the sale
Of Flour than for Wheat. by reference to weekly
reviews Of the market, published in the Tennessee pa
pers you always know accurately what these arti
Giles are worth. SEAGO, ABBOTT 4 CO..
General Commission Merchants.
Atlanta, Ca, Aug Z, 1s57-u
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.. The secret HnfIrmitics OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY,

Just Psolisasd Gratis, 0e aSn Taowand.
a FEW words on the rational treatment, without
N medicine, Of spermatorrhes or Local Weakness,
Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay Of the System, Impotency, ana I'm.
pediments TO Marriage generally, by
d. DE LANEY, NJ. d.
The Important fact that the many alarming com.
plants, originating In the imprudence and solitude Of
youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE,
Is In this small tract clearly and the
tlfely new and highly successful treatment, adopted
BY the Author, fully explained by Of which every
one IL enabled to cure HIMsEIf perfectly and at the
least possible cost thereby avoiding all the advertised
nostrums OF the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free In sealed
envelope, by RENTING two postage stamps 70 Dr. DE
LANEY, II Lispenard street, New York.
Dot e-1y-412
DAMsEY'S ANNALS Of TENNESSEE,
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Groceries for Wheat.

r HAVE lot of Sugar, Cofse,, Salt, and Tobacco,
which wish 70 barter for Wheat. will give tbs
MARKET price for wheat and sell Groceries cheap Is
he cheapest. JulySil I'm. HHaDERe0R,
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HiWassee College,

- sonville. FAcuLrY-Rev. J. II. Bruner, A. NJ,
Prest; samr 8. Doak, Esq, A. B., Vice Pres't -,
Tutor. Tuition $40. Board 81 so to g. Volumes In
Libraries 1100 Students last year 100. Large new
Boarding House going up Fall session will begin Sep
TENDER I. (may 1-tf-449] J.F. KEY, sec'y.
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Mrs. Cookies School,
For Young Ladies'.
vJ,HE Seventh Session OF Mrs. Cookies School for
Young Ladies' will commence on Monday, septem-
Der 2lst, to continue twenty weeks. Terms usual
Tuition payable In advance. There will be added to
the usual instruction Department for Drawing and
Embroidery. Athens, Sept 4tf-467
HIGARS.-Al lot Of No. Cigars-fnest brand
~ Just received and for sale by s. X. REEDER.
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Il IuTx'9 HOT ELL,
LATHAM

49, LOg DOM TENN
VuVHIS well known House has been newly tedup with
IL bedding, furniture, &C. The undersigned has taken
charge Of IT, and In announcing himself for the public
patronage asks he tree to be tested by its fu and
pledges hghself, by an assiduous attention and due
regard for the comfort and tastes OF his guests they
shall be cared for and furnished with the the coun
try Affords He has also connected with the house the
large sable, sheds and lot, Of Messrs Taylor, Bridges
Co., and will be prepared In that line.
Jan11-3t-3S1 WIN. NJ. ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
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HoUaE

1RIDGT9 sI.
VNIIE above named House, situated within short
l. distance OF the Athens Depot isnow open for the
reception OF travellers. Persons travelling the East
Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road, and stopping at
Athens, will find this House more venienty situated
than any other The subscriber pledges himself to
his utmost exertons to give satisfaction and to render
comfortable all who may favor him with their patron
age. lAthens, Dec l9-tf-4301 JAS. 8. BRIDGES.
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SUGAR, Coffee, Coverings Fine Golden Syrup
- Vhe best that Is made In the WORLDLY Rice, Soda
Starch, Manila Rope Pepper, Spice and Ginger, just
received and for sale by (oct23) O. W. ROSS.
GAUSAGE Meat Cutters.-I have inst RAJ
- ceived large lot Of Nos q 3, and 3, and viii sell
them cheap for cash. Those wishing them will do well
TO give ME u call a Oct28 G. W. ROSS
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ThresIlers.

wouDD inform persons wanting Threshers that
have several different styles Of Horse Powers such
as Think equal not SUPERIOR to any the country
Persons wishing any thing Of the kind will call at the
Athens Four dry where the machines can be seen
There 10 great saving to Srsons purchasing where
they canh av the use Of the patterns In any paes
OF the msch sshou.d break. Gall and see. Pricrt
moderate. Jan 6-tf O. ZIMMERMAN
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q NJ K ON H q u a. n
WHITFIELD HOUSE

DALTON, GA.
THE undersigned takes this method Of informing the
travelling public and others wishing board or iodg-
ing, that he has purchased large White House known
as the whitfield House," formerly occupied by L. r.
Sasseen and Is In charge Of the and prepared
to accommodate all who may call upon him. His table
will be furnished with the best that the market Affords
April 3-1y*-45 NJ. @. MARTIN
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DECATUR HOTEL.
TUE subscriber has taken this House, Decatur, Ten
nessee, formerly kept by Mr.. Lilard, and respect
fully solicits share Of the public custom. He assures
the public that he will keep the right sort OF house
that his table will be supplied with the best the country
Affords his stable well supplied with provender that
every effort will be made on his part render all COM
Portable who may call. R0BT. II. LUTTRELL,
march 9, 1S57-tf-44i
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Wheat Wanted.

YNHE subscriber wishes a large quantity Of goo,
Merchantable Wheat, for which he will pay tn
highest market price. [July10l q. X. REEDER.
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ANNALS Of TENNESSEE,
~ Price reduced to e2,5O-just received and fer
sale by ID Aug IS O.. w. ROSS.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

S00 ACRES Of Land, lying seven and half
- IL - miles from Athens and Ave miles from Chill
howee sprngs-about 200 In cultivation lies WELL
soil mostly very good, two three most excellent
Springs, tolerabe Houses and Barn, uncleared land
well timbered, and soil good. will take pleasure Ia
showing the premises to any wishing to purchase
0ne-thlrd purchase money to be paid down--terms
J. NJ HENDERSON.
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1On BBIs. KINGS SALT, for sal. BY, : ~
HUI July 10 j. NJ. Henderson,
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD-The GREAT

II CENTRAL ROUTE, eOIr-otins The Atlantic ones with
Western North snd Southwestern States by
Rslvs direct This Road also at Pittbnsss
daily line Of w the western 'ers
and nj Cleveland and SsDdusky ~th steamers ~ an pare os
North Lakes making the most direct en9
resbe by which FREIGHT can be Forwarded 70 ano
'front.' the Greet West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ard PITTSBURGH
FRsT CLAss.-Boots Shoes, Hats sna Osps' }75sents
Books Dry Goods Tin boxes, bales and tuaksb lOep
Drugs tiu boxes and balesl, Feathers urs &c;
srroxp CI Iss-Domcsiic SheetiDg, Shifting aud . -
TYekins lin original balCs) Drugs n easksl nara ooeshT
ashr, In rols or box.s Wool and Sheep 1oo ..
Pets Eastward. Gc........-...... ..'':'''.'.;';'l
THIRD CLAssAnyis Steel Chains ian casks 50 cents
HEMP Bacon and PORK, Sailed Goose or in sachs loOD
Tobacco manufactured, except Cigars or cut IA
FOuETB CLAss-Cohce Fish, bacon, Beei G1 49,. -
perl Din ossbs OF boxes EsstwsTd Lard and ~ cent?
- Na Esns soda Ash Geam.A CLAY Tar, U01
Pitch, ROsa, kc...................''''''
FLoUs-& q Dbl until further notice.
GRAtN-5O cents ~ 100 h until further notice. 49, =,
Cerrok-s9 y bse, not exeeedng 800 weight, ans f@'he'
In shipping point east Of Philadelphia De par
e,r, 80 NAH the package Vs Pennsy vsnis Railroad AID
ooS consigned 10 of THE Road Ut Philadelphia OF
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGESrs-Harris, WOfmley y CO. memphis, Tenn
az Sass 4 Co. ST Louis; J. S Mitchell Son fvsnsvEie
Ind Duuesnil Bel Co., and Carter Je"ett LouisVMe
Ky; B. c. Medium Madison Ind sprsnsn Brown sno
irwin Co. Cincinnati; N. w Graham Co, Lanesvlne
No Aston House New York, and No. Wlhsm ST., New
YoIk " j. SneedeI Phlsdeiphis, MSgTaw Rooms, bara
more Geo C. FraDciscus Pittsburgh. ,
H. H. HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
II. J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent Altoona Pa
Nav 1851.
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cheated ard poisoned there are evils OF greater eonse
Quence brought upon the community by me toieraon
Of these practices that should rouse higher indgna
top These are the loose state Of morals the system
encourages, aud the lowering Of the respect, "nich
should attach TO the mercantile profession. The en-
eouIageHent too Of the INSCRIPTIONS trader, by the
advantage Of profit it gives him over the honest
thus driving the latter out of business in which COM
petition is not open 70 him. Then again, it's evil effects
upon the poor who ignorant Of these frauds fall help
lessy into the Of those, who sell at the lowest
rates. judging from the qualities of articles sold by
respectable traders il sprobable We have little idea
Of what is pamed eff upon the great bulk of the Popu-
laton Of city ike this in the cheap shops trequented
by the poorer classes. 0urnewspapers make frequent
mention Of the more prominent frauds committed upon
unsuspcious strangers by the emigran runners; but
Of this undercurent which flchng without cessation
the hard earnings of multitudes poisoning health and
neral. alike reducing the standard OF mercantile in
tecrv and taking fum the mouths Of the sick and OF
infants those most nutritious foods nature has kindly
provided for their beneit-of this hear little mem
tor The disease les too deep and works too insld-
ou.y for It's eradication 10 be hoped for Blu, this is
not So There !. cure for IT, and this is the
adopted by Dr. Hassal. Let those who have the skill
and the time and the for such pursuits adopt the
course he followed. Let purchases of articles likely to
be aduterated be made in various places, and the
suits of their examination be exposed together with
the names Of the tradesmen selling them. There is no
fear but one would he sustained in this. All honest
dealers would encourage il for it would restore them
to their rghtfu position. The dishonest could not
help themselves. Such course steadily pursued by
A few individuals would. We believe, soon produce as
marked change in this city, as it has done in London
If one would undertake it, others would be likely to
follow The field is large and will accommodate many
aborers We wish a commencement might soon be
made upon milk.
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PsIsFUL RUNOR-REPORrED EXPLOSION OF T1s
SrEasER DoyE.-We learn from Capt. Charles r;
REYNOLDS, who came down on the CInclnhan man
"a, ,bat n gentleman came on board at Warsaw
Who stated report had reached there that the Kea-
lucky River packet Dove had exploded al Dre1Ion
last cveprg, by which Capt. Saunders, Robert Hot
ton the plot, aud John Bowen, the barkeeper, were
killed. AID three persons were missing. Capt. Rsy-
n,lds Inquired Of Carroton when the mail boat ar
nved there but could hear nothing VI II. There IT,,
however. no direct communication except by river
Irtwfep DrenDon and Cauoon, while there Is good
roA be tween Drennon and Warsaw. The Dove left
Fra1 kot yesterday for this port and he bad not
arrived at o'clock this morning. We fear that the
run or may prove true. Louisville Journal, May %.
LuMBER.-The stock Of White Pine manufactured
on the Ottawa this season, together with what was
laid over from last year, will amount % IL 800 wv
fest that the St. Lawrence 70 about jO9 VUi
and the ST Maurice 600 Geo. in all about 20 40 wv
feet. We understand that there il not more thah
eco eco feet of Red Pine ready 10 go to market 'o'
he coming season. Ottawa Oa%e''e'
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IN "a s0e Nopdsv Nav farther zStse,
Passenger Trains vii leave feT foot Of Dasne't s 7~s,
viz:
BUFFALO EXPRESS st a. m, for bnnso
MAIL II a m, for Dunkirk and Buffalo ard inverse
RoCKLAND PASSENGER at $50 IN, via PiermO,: ssr
Bunen's and intern edete stations. - ..
WAY PASSENGER, st4 ~, for Rewbursn, Misdletorr
FMieRANT At p M. for Dunkhk aud Buffalo and inter.
mediate stations
NIGHT EXPRESS % p m, for DuntiTk.
NIGHT EXPRESS. al .. NJ, for Buffalo.
THE ABOVE TRAINS Run DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED)
These Express Trains connect at Enira with se knra,
CsnaDdagua and Niagara ais Railroad, oI Niagara Falls al
nshsmon with the Syracuse and BinghsmtOE Railroad foI
Syracuse at Coming with Buffalo Coming and New YeTb
RsiORd. for Rochester al Great Bend with Delaware Lseks
and Western Railroad fol- ScIsntoh at Horueis'ae
with the BufGo and New York City Railroad fI BShso at
Buffalo and Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cevs
Izpd Cineinnsts, Toledo, Detroit Chicago, ke
HOMER RAMSDELL, President
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Mc0iral.

SANDS' SARSAPARIlLA-The aperlent anti
- rtc and restorative properties Of this invaluable pSpara
ton render II safe aud certain IN ut ScToas LAYER
Complaint Dyspepsia and numerous Uicerous ana
,sst n acts with extraordinary potency nVon the huds OF the
hody cleansing them an delct'rous Particles and as
Resioravt Disinctsnt and gentle ApeTient comDmeu
qu0led . .,.,,, - ~ ,oo
Pieparcd aud sold by A b. SANDS Druggists No II"
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
II Tire County ~ NewYork noti-e hereby vrn 20 all
Ier,ons having dams against WILLIAM KEW late Of the
city q HewYork TO present the with vouoh
thereof the subscriber ct kis Office No ~ Hndson %
in the City e New York before the fifteenth day u July
Dated New York the twelfth dsy Of January 1851
jl3 lawcn To- TERENCE BOYLE, Executor.
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD

The Railroad cohns.ts Ptsbassh with ran
poads TO aud from St Louis No Altos GolsHs ssd Chicago
III Frankfort Lexington and Lsuisyine KY. Teuo sssts
Madison LAFAYETTE and indianapolis lad Cfsnnsa Dayton
Springfield, Bel.ton,ane ssnds'ky Toledo Cleveland Co
hmbvs ZnesvHie Mssshon and Wooster, Ohioi alec win
e .te packet boats from aud to New Orleans, g. Loss
Louisville end Cincinnati.
Through Tickets for the East can be had sy OF the ABOVE
mentioned places in the West.
Passengers viii find this e shotes .os eSpedeo"s ana
p1forable route between the East and Wet z..
FROM Nnw-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 H0nHs.
IRON NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 80 HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO ST LOUIS IN ~ HOURS
Fare as low as by any other Route
See handbus IN the hotels Of this city ,..,
THROUGH Tickets further Information may De MAD ~ we
eeoe Of the PENNSY LVAHIA RAILROAD
No. Astor House, broadway
J. L. ELLIOTT. AgSu1-
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.RI.HM RIA ILRO d

c4.uv.sn~,us WEDNESDAY Juns 8, lS53
sx.,. ,ssve IN. pot corner II he and Cenrests y M
w. 80 eornee,ire with Vine Of s'aFes for Lake
49,, u -Express Mail Train for Albany, conn"ona
F Nth i've u stages for Lake hahopac ~ Pnrdy'
psS..esA A. Brcwstefs for pantHry ., Chatham Fon
ss'jh Nessern Railroad for Albany Troy saratosa and
a. W. 81 n -Mleiton Train stoppins al al stsrns
81 Than RIdse Tain, noPp'ns a al stations q y
n, White PI.ips Train, soppiue at al stationF- , -
I.svs af,I n sta,ioI: q mLNlIhans bndse Tain,
$50 :. n s..ops liza Williams Bridge Tain stop
ssotPss -. ia M Wilt Plaias Trai stopping
~. ,,i % n-NilsaIs Bridge Train s:GFpns e; al
al n,-WilisHs Bridge Tram, stopping a. al sta
80 n-WHams Bl.dee Tfain Stopping a. ell stations.
'""' - WIN J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
NrFW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
n sirNMFR ARRANGEMENT, commencing MAY IS
~ Psserssr stations in New York corner Broadway and
ssn,l ,,reei corner 9G'hst and 4th-sv.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK-For New Hsvcs. and a
m 1880 3SD tex and $50 For Bridgeport AID
"a m lex 1881, $50 4(eN ard i:S, For Milford,
srrutord Fairfield, Southport and Westport l<Si,
$50 $50 p N FOR Norwslk T. 3 2:So 500, tex };
$50 5: u.s. s:l5 p FOR Daricn and Green sch, g m
p.3o $50 40 5:l5 6l5 ?. For stamford tex
n; 25t $3.50 i(,I): 4:co 5l5. tl5, p For Port
che and int ntdiate stations g. l2J1 $780, 41'
CoNNRCTING TRAINs-For Boston . a m tex 4 p.
p M tsx) For Connecticut River Railroad 70 Eor treal
. M. ls1l and p lexl TO Northampton. FOR Cana'
Railroad, ~. lex snd $3.50 p. H., - NoItha,nP
BON For New. London Railroad, a Ia. 4 p m For
Houaionic Railroad. 8a IN, For NsnsatGoN Kan
,osd NJ. u: 81 and $3.50 For Danbury aud Nor
va" JAMES H. HOYT suF't.
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nlaicr Cure.

DR.E. J. LOWENTIIAL'S WATER-CURE,
RerFen Hights Hudson County, NcwJersey 10 minutes
h,m ether the Hohokt or Jersey City Ferries.
DR. q. W. MAY has opened his HIGHLAND
IL HOME WATER-CURE az PeeksAL n " wheIt ne IS
pepat,d TO treat disease strict hygco heapeuc pIn
po Iii. heretofore is guarantee OF the sA t'f the
failure.
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, BlN9-
w HAMTON, Broome Co, n. Y lhvdds ana others ue
se pscr 10 PASS season pleasantly find NO more bead
nul location than Tine II is intended What 80 similar ts'aon
neut shall present greater facilities fer Cure or ceeNe noie
thorough stieuou in every department For Circulars ADDRESS
j. N. NORTH, NJ. ID.
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CYRACUSE ana SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection with EXPRESS TRAINS on the Ne~'fe"
and Erie Railroad , II,
On and after MONDAY Oct 20 and until further aouoe
Passenger Trains will follows, Sundays excepted;
Leave NewYo pier foot Of Dusnest at $50 M vie
Buffalo Express-counectne at Binghsmton wild Express
Train for Syracuse n.-I..
with FSrress Train for Syracuse and Osweeo -,
Through Tickets be procured AZ the sne
New. FORK and Enc Railroad. w b. OILbbhI, guy b.
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\ Y. SUrREME COURT-JOHN II. SUI.

n Y. SUPREME COURT-JOHN III. SUf-
1ts DAM and EDGAR Red plaintiffs sgt. j. b. lREIoN
S'hdurt summons iur money demand contract a. '
ClTO The defendant You hereby summoned ani
qqu'd T. tie complaint this action, which Mod
~ ttc oce q The Clerk Il the CITY New
th City Hell in said Cy on The "a day Of MAY 1851 and 70
~fNe copy O. the said complaint the sub
snters Al their odoe No. - " al street the City Of New
Ot Wn twenty days after the service Of this On
you exclusive of The DAY Of such service and sou fall -
Ntf the sid plant within the time A. resld the pa'rfs
h acton vii take judgment sgalust sou for the OF
u sndrS and Forty dollars and hecn cents with interest
th' I'D day. September thousand eight hundred AID
MY sN, besides ne Of this actionDard May 1851
-, NONELL a WILLARD. Pls4l.4ds AT Tntys.
n13lawfwIO'
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the CoNr'y NewYork not ce - hereby gvn q al
persons having against HUGH EARLY late Of the CITY
New York contra;or deceased 20 present the same N
wuohe thereof the subscriber a. the oihce OF Cah
Nc II Wos IN the Atv Of Neyvlok ~ before the s;h
lGi7 NARGARrT FARIJ Fxr ,utr.x and
q law6ir fu DANIEL KENNEDY. Executor
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legal Notices.


IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogte al
the County Of NewYork notice is hereby gwen 20 SILL per
having CLAIMS against JOHN bACh late OF ue Wy
New oIk cnccii,ucr deceased 20 present the same WIN
vouchers thereof the Subscribers al the mouse W oh
Black No ~ HsnIoad-si, III the CITY az New iWA On NJ
before the sixth Gay Of Aug - neNtDatcd New I'm "o ~
DAY q February, lS57 JOHN h. BLACK, AdnimslrA'o1'
& law6mTuA T. ID. BLACK, AduinistratTlN
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surrogate
Of thc County of New is hereby given To t
persons having claims against CHARLES + NOOSIth Iate
q The City Of Ncwlork Captain IN the United states ARMY
oeeeascd 20 present the with vouchers thereof 20 th
.ebsbc AZ her residence No 81 Court street III the CN OF
BTookyn " V before tie thrtich day oi November
AtDe;yd Now York the ty.th day of May, 1871
my26 laW6uT MARIA STEBBlNS, Administrators
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County sew-Nor Notice is hereby given 10 All
Ersons having claims against ANDREAS rEiN late Of tAe
Cy 81 New York grocer decreased present the win
vouchers thereof subscriber, at the store ~ b. A.
SChABBFHAR No 23 Hudsonst IN the City OF New York
sn before the day Of September ueX-Dated
Ntw-IcIk. IL 23l daV Of March, 1881
MATTHIAS HOPKE,
CARL f. SCHABBEHAR. Executors.
PRIEST A SCHABBEHAR,)
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Total iot I've months .......... 81
SMALLPOX AT QUARANTINE.
rnr srrInHR COIUNRIA.

The new steamship Columbia, Captain Nj. Berry, 10
now open for the inspection of the public at the Coz
lin. Steamship Wharf, foot of Canal street. She sss
for Liverpool in the Collins line, on Saturday next,
the 9Th inst
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