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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29

BY SAMUEL sLoCUM, OF GOsLIN RUN.
I'm sitting on the stile, Mary,
Sitting on the stile,
But t. bull dog in the front yard
Keeps barking all the while;
Why don't you tell your pa, Mary,
Or John, if he's about,
To ask young Sammy Slocum in,
And make the dog git eout2
Now Pm sitting on the fence, Mary
Before the kitchen door,
But the pesky ugly bull dog
Barks louder than before;
And thought saw shadow, Mary,
A shadow slim and tall,
All arms and legs, like Reuben Brown,
Against the whitewashed wall.
If that is Reuben's shadow, Mary,
If that was Reuben's shade,
twill bring the 'spepsy back on me,
Pm very much afraid;
Oh, why this cruel treatment,
Why keep me in suspense,
Why don't you make the dog git eout,
And let me OFF the fence?
I've gotta keow and calf, Mary,
The calf is three weeks old,
score of pretty sheep too,
As ever fed in fold;
And daddy told me yesterday,
When Dapple had a colt,
de'u let me have it, certain, sure
Amt that Reub Brown dolt?
And mammy's knitting stockings now
To buy cotton web,
One half the sheets are to be mine,
And half for sister Deb;
And nanny says whichever one
First brings partner hum,
Shall have the pumpkin blosse m Quilt
Say, Mary, won't you come?
Gee whillikins you'd ought to see
The rooster and the hen,
That uncle Peleg Shakleford
Sent me by cousin Ben.
Iguess he wakes the folks around.
When he gins out to crow
If he was here to blow his horn.
He'd bring you out know.
But, Mary, if you won't have me,
And will have Mr.. Brown,
guess as how there's other gals
That's wide awake in town.
But one thing you ought to know
Before l turn my back
That is, that Prudence Pattingald
Gin your Reub. Brown the sack.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
NJ A "
BY EMILY C. HCNTlSGT

May is born, the dimpled child,
Tender as blossom,
Nesting in her baby smiles,
On the spring-time's bosom.
Darling May, the grayest skies
Bluer grow above her,
Looking in her laughing eyes,
Cannot choose but love her.
Not thing that hath net grown
Center for her smiling,
Not care that hath not flown
At her sweet beguiling.
Palest flowers, with perfumed breath,
Rarer for their fleetncss,
Waxen bud, and lilly bell,
Best become her sweetness.
When the orchards on the slope
Stand with blossoms laden,
May shall change from childish grace
To winsome maiden.
Stealing from the meadows green
To the woodlands shady,
One shall whisper in her ear,
swift thou love me, lady?"
'All to pale the lilly wreath
For thy beauty's wearing,
Filter were were the royal rose
To thy Queenly bearing"
Darling May, her flut'ering heart
Listening to his story,
She shall be the Summers bride,
Growing all his glory.
So when o'er the clover fields
Warmer winds are straying,
Kneeling at his royal throne,
We shall bind us, saying,
"Queenly fair the lady June,
With her forehead sanity,
Dearer was the baby May,
Smiling on US family"
National Era.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
WASHINGTON, Nav 9,

w WASHINGTON, May ~.
Messrs. Morrow, Bronzumbo and Winchell,
Commissioners appointed at the Settlers
Mass Convention of Kansas, to procure a
postponement of the land sales, or procure
loan fund for the squatters, had, in company
with Mr.. Parrott, Delegate from Kansas, an
interview with the President, who intimated
his willingness to postpone the sale till Oc-
tober, if they thought best, but desired to
call on the Secretary of the Interior. The
latter stated that the policy of the Govern
ment would be, to sell all the public lands
possible tie present year for the purpose of
revenue, but consented to defer the sale in
Kansas, until the 1st and 18th of Novem-
Der, when they will take place.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
3 Il A N II A s.

from every twinkling star,
m That shines when day is gone,
mere gazes fondly, gently down
Some dear departed one.
now sweet their homes on high.
where no fond ties are risen-
"nere fires Of love are gently famed
ny the soft breath of heayenI
No pang, no conflict there.
No tear in sorrows eve:
No cloud of woe may ever din,
The azure of the sky. Will
How sweet they passed awav
Those cherished ones of old.
Faith lent its light to guide their w
Up to the heavenly fold
So ween our MISSIONS Ger
And grief and trial past,
On wings of faith our souls shall mount
Still trusting to the last
Then shall our souls be free
From life's relentless storm;
And round US evermore shall be
The everlasting armsl
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
A PARODY.

The following capital imitation of Leigh Hunts "Abou
Ben -Adhem" is the prologue to new work entitled
Husband VS.. Wife"
Abel McAdaul-,nay his tribe increase! =
Awoke night from deep dream of peace,
And saw within the gaslight of his room
A female spirit (dressd up Il Ii Bloom
Er) writing something in book of gold
Exceeding drink had made McAdam bed,
And TO the presence in the room he said
"what writest, dear?" The spirit raised It's heso'
And with a voice like that of cooing dove, ,
Murmur d-"The names of men whom women Io'e'
And is mine one?" asked Abel. mo, slr-se'
Replied the spirit. Abel roard with glee,
Then coolly sad-'.Sweet spirit, write me as one
Who ne'er finds fault with what woman's done. .
The Bloomer wrote and yanshd; but the neA' n'e"'
Ii came again, with great awakening hght,
And showed the names by love of women pies''
When, 10 .-McAdam'S name led all the rest!
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29

''She shall be my wife, uncle for 1 also
love her." returned Frederick.
Alas alas - sighed Van Braken-
"must also lose her p
Frederick was kneeling before Audrine,
and her head rested on his shoulder. Both
were shedding tears-weeping in the very ex-
cess of their happiness.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
Il U DS.

Folden in their tiny leaflets,
Unrevealed to mortal eyes,
Many flower most sweet and graceful,
In its modest beauty lies;
Waiting but the cheering sunshine,
And the gently falling dew,
To open its matchless beauties
To the worlds admiring view.
And the child-its hidden graces,
Like the bud with folden leaves,
Linger but for smiles and sunshine,
Which friendly face can give,
Ere they burst the clasping petals,
Ere the human bud expands,
And reveal the wondrous favors,
Given by Eternal hands.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
Bogus Lotteries.
New York, May 81.

NEW TURK, M0y II.
The lotteries of Swan & Co., at Augusta
Ca, have been indicted in that city as bogus
concerns, and the parties Interested in them
arc arrested and held to $4,000 bail cash.
Two of the firm of Swan e. Co., Wood and
Geo. Peddy, reside in this city.
The receipts Of this concern are said to have
averaged $4,000 per week.
Among the persons arrested at Augusta
are Thos. Barker and L. Dugas, who profess
to be the State Commissioners, authorized to
snperintend the drawings. Mr.. Wood is the
brother of Ex-Mayor Fernando Wood, of N.
Y. 1t is reported that a requisition will be
made for him by Gov. Brown.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29

The following beautiful ballad is sung by Miss ANN
ENP Thalbergs concerts, and elics enthusastic al
lause:
The dearest spot on earth to me,
Is home, sweet home;
The fairy land I've longed to see,
Is home, sweet home;
There, how charmed the sense OF hearing,
There, where hearts are so endearing,
All the world is not cheering,
As home, sweet home.
I've taught my heart the way to prize,
Ny home, sweet home;
I've learned to look with lovers eyes,
On home, sweet home;
There, whle VOWS are truly plighted,
There, where hearts are so united,
All the World besides I've sighted,
For home, sweet home.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
Confirmation of tho Utah News.

ST. LOUIS, May 20.
The steamer John II. Dckey, with Leav-
enworth dates to the 18th inst, brings in
telligence of the arrival of Col. Kane and
Gilbert at that place on Sunday last Mr.
Gilbert states that Bringham Young has
abdcated, and Gov. Cummings was, at last
dates, thirty miles from Salt Lake City, ac-
companied by deputation of so Mormons,
sent TO meet him.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
FRIENDsHlp. LOVE AND TRUTH.

IT'S said that Friendship is name,
And lives but for an hour ,
That friends are changed, and of estrahgeu'
And Friendship has no power
To scatter roses in our way
When clouds are dark-and dark our uay.
'ris said that Love is bought with goid'
And will not live for aye;
Like noon day sun. il shneS-ueeiines-
Then turns 10 evening grey
And lovers mourn for Love forgot,
Aud sigh 10 think that Love Is not.
,ris said that Truth lies in well,
And is not seen on earth;
IRIS said Truth died when naughty pride
And falsehood had their birth;
That midst distractions lowering storm
II dared not raise its peerless form.
But Friendship, Love and Truth are met
In one grand mystic tie;
Friendship to bless, and Love to bless,
And Truth TO glad the eye
And Friendship, Love and Truth shall reign,
For each is born to earth again.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
Fire..
New YORK, May 20.

NEW YORK, May ~.
The large factory buildings in Williamsburg
were burned this morning. Loss $4,000
including Gibbs brass foundry, loss $4,000;
insured $4,000; John d. Richards, telc-
graph instruments, $4,000; no insurance.
Sloan 6 Mitchell, typs founders, $1,000; in
sured for $4,000. Helmes & Foster, steam
pump makers, $1,000.
Messrs, Crittenden and Houston opposed
the bill and amendment and Messrs. Doolit.
tie, Hale, and Durkee supported it.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
Executed.

OswEco, May 81.
This A. NJ, Dennis Sullivan was executed
in the hall of the jail in this city, for the
murder of Hibbard. Previous to his execu-
tion, Sullivan read a paper declaring his
innocence.
HARRISBURG, May 81.
William Williams was executed this morn
ing for the murder of his friend, john Hen
bricks, in May last.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
Third Congressional District.

ST. LOUIS, May II.
| The Democrats of the Sd Congressional
District have unanimously recommended the
reelection of John B. Clark.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
Suicide.
ELMIRA, May 21.

ELMIRA, May 21.
A man named Anthony Fay, from Knox
vile, Pa, committed suicide in the North
Street Hetel, in this place, about o'clock,
this A. NJ, by cuttinS an artery in his arm,
bleeding to death. The cause was intemper-
ance and family troubles.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29
HARRISBURG, Nav 2l.
Townsend Liberated on Bail.

MERR1rTsvILLE, @. W, May 81.
The notorious Townsend alias McHenry
was tried to-day before Magistrate for rob-
berry, and discharged on $4O0 bail. He is
now at liberty.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-29

RErURNED.-Among the passengers on the
Ocean Wave, yesterday, We noticed Col. D.
A. Robertson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10
DANIEL s. HorcH Arctioneer-Ohce No. % Brosdw.
~ S. HOUGH will sell THIS DAY Mon

II s. HOUGH will sell THIS DAY Mon
-. dsy May TO- ct ic presi'ely az the content. Of se
large Eve story residence No IS Clinton place, in Shs b
tween Broadway 5hav The house "a furnished with the
and costly Furniture throughout and bS been but
little used Parties quest Of fine furniture viii find ais 'Is
worthy Of their attention.
Cash posts viii bs required Of all purchasers The follow
in only partial description Of the goods the House.
IL TIE BASEMENT suites Of Oak Dains Room Furniture
compet- together with oil the Kitchen Uens and elegant
China Dinner aud Tea Sets Ivory Cutlery Silver Ware Cat
Case. Sc. beiOo ring TO the family
II THE PARLoPs Velvet Csrpets snd RDgs
Rosewood Psror Suites Center 5as Tables Corner
Wal EtsseTes Lsce Window Dnp-ry Pier Glasses China
Vases Bronse Figures, Clocks Ornaments Paintings Eu
ing. Lsdys Secretary Work Tables Easy Chairs Book Cses
Gas Fixtures rosewood ctaye Piano. Stool sud Cover &c
In CHAMBERS fns carved rosewood
and ushosaDS bedstads Bureaus Stands Couches Chsr
Carpets Chs Sofas 10 fine Cued Hair Mattresses Bsnsss
Beds and Bedding and variety Of desirable goods
mention Descriptive Catalogues the morning Of
ALE. Sale commences 1t l0s g. m, precisely.
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Ds,uL g. RooGs. Au,tenesr-oKee Ma IN Bro.s-.y
AUCTION N0TlCE.-Peremptory eae Of al
"A The ro sad cstl, GOODS consnea the p.s
x.,- n .r.op No sss S<i-s. 9Th Load, a.
rsre TO MORROW Tuesosy Nav IL =, 10 a pr--ri,
Tb,. .e.e w- worthy the a-en,on Of tho pcele. tie >s
are al 6rs, ass la order eId.rss
rr.swoca and mxhoss.y Fuuiturr, DcoIson Worss@ Ar
&C. suab ger tee, hovsekeepAs. pArtia hat kos As
cafs.ss - I. here sui ,cRej. ~. .
In the Basement fsR su'e a Oininy room trranc
Exfenssos Tsbs Buse,s and Chairs 70 match besds
ys, of Kitchen UteDss China Dinner and Tea S-s -v-e
wa Cater. sposs Forks. Liquor Chest. ivory Gallery
Ass ami Bohemian Sale positive De Pose rcaetrc1
srry purchsso -, cu,, .
Inss Psos velvet Carpet. three rosewood Suites ais
Fs,,ru B.5r.e, Cocks Vases hne Psaans, lace Car~s
c,eh. boob .,se. ard Lbruy Secretaie foctsve rose. ~
Pisno 6ce EpsrsviDes
Ia The Chan s.s are superior carved rosewood Bed'ss
BIesrs ConmoS. Soiss, Couehss Chairs CsrPet massf
an, B~d.t..S. Sc 10 pure cued hsr Ms,tres-es and IN
ssnie,s al Beading Of al kinda Catalogues can b had
: Ia hous
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" PosTrs. Auctiouetr
Auction NOTICE.-Superb HOT SEH0LD


N RNiTy RE-nesvy French plate Pisr srd S.ntle VI
ron, rcs.wcod Piano Forte ma be NAes Brou' Neve Ger
pets OF Panti3g, SC the sye,oy residence, No ssws<
i.thsf., be;ween s,h sud Sthsys ,,,,,,,,.v q.
W. PORTER Aust,ouses will sell on i, ~ DAI ny u.
at ~ ocock precisely the entire eessnt du|
above OF which made to o'des sue " Of 'apsS
wcrkmeLsAiP 4. - .,
PxIor,-M,sriG~ut ewood PsIloI Suites IN h Frncs
.,,in with sod Rose OF those ce1eosed Toe
tave Rosewood PshoForte. richly insd win pe,r aud i
rr.t key. Rosewood Secretary Reception Caai' 10 snnI
,gs Fs,, Chairs. spsaid Ffenchpsie Pier Olss with sas
,pd bracits rich tsen,yonr day bone snd rn1a Clock
v Tss ,cb brosatee lace Window Curtains Shades
.rt,s elessnty carved rosswood fsser with pete
l.,.. on Pe;o.ipss Of gres merit AID Of hish cost
rcom-Soid Extension Table suite IN aoanet rchy
- se,ctsv ali made match thtousho1t gent ruby
80 -vstsI cut C;assware rich Serware Csets Tea 5ervlo
yse Savers rruit ards aod Bsset eone SIns keees
90 NM, Spooas Forks Lades' Liquor stand ba.tss
KTv.s Suesr Tong best CT Ivory Cutlery iumo'er~ "'aS
Cssnbsr.~Ro,ewooi and nshogany Sofas Lounges Couch
Bsd, Bed,tea5s Bureaus Nsshssuds com1oo,s kossseod
80; Chs Rocker. eegsnt Pier and Msnte MuorS thirty
pvr Hair Mattresses, Beorcsm Sue' compete isss.ln v.
-, O,;clc,h ro,eyood Hall Stand. sverPsed St~t Rods
Wo,k t.be Clocks Also lsree aud geners assotm.nt
Bss.urnt 81 Kitchen Utensils The Furniture OF as couse
uo,Lv 81 the especial attention OF those sbou tefni'hiaS
A r,sf deposit wiz be required Of all pufch.sers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10

UARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ Coz tiued Of that intensely exciting daml, by
Nj. Il Watkins, the
BRIDE OF AN EVENING:
wish that bewitchng and finished sriis,e,
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
In The character Of the fair heroine HONORA PAULE
Il and exceedingly interesting national drama
tie
BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA
ShONDAY EVENING att! o'clock, the inmitably popular
drama into and Reproduced in aud
style that occssiois the MOST lLLlMlrABLE APPLAUSE
5ed audiences occssn the BRIDE OF AN
EIENIN0. CT. A ROMANCE or THE RAPPAHANNOCK.
HoNoRA PAULE, Miss SUSAN DENIM; Mr.. H. Watkins
godfrey puapie AFTERNOON AZ g. first time OF grand mill
t.Iy drama enaled THE BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA; or,
TMChPHs or ROUGH AND READY The STONE found
tet around TIE tody Of YOUNG SAMUEL, the enormous
LIVING sERPENT. the original HAPPY FAMILY, and
rS tnnssse AoUAklA, or OCEAN aud RIVER GAR
ptNs Se. Nc s,in be here Positively no
AoHaosnce 70 al cents; Children under TO- Is cent
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". s. MELLOR, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE Of the entire STOCK of
A. j. BLEEcxER AuctoneeL
CIPREMY COI'RT SALE of l-J ACRES at


CUPREMH COURT SALE of IS9 ACRES at
~ HUNTS POINT. WEST FARMS LONG ISLAND
TUESDAY, May H. st u O'Clock, the preaises Hanrs
Point Lots Island Sound
le9 ACRFS or LAND-About 10 miles from Futon Ferry
City Hell. the Fast River to be divided into parcels Of
More particularly described having outaxes
main shore and inlet 81 thereto with fine view Of
river abundance Of and premises for build
neisbrhood ia the market adjoining tn. country
Paul SpoGod Joseph Walker T. o. Fsle. Msss,s Lgdio~
tDser Watson Denison, Hcrck and Others Churches Esd
kchoos BY. Maps after 5th May, and particulars No
Brosd-st- By order of John w. Mills, referees uSrD
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mn,edes. Jsmtirg, Et,
-C,D.I SILVER WATCHES

GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
II VERY Low
~, h-Hc, IA .~liug al de.cr,v,ps d srI soi .'v-r
vATCREs tisss thsr usns pricea
,.,..I.d Ws,cbes 0a-d Pueish Psfsn' Lev-<s
f,."r| "A ana YoAd W,ichps Odd Carocometers.
,,..,SLss nh ttrb en-. London Dur+~S Wstcoss
,,vs es,e, TT Cooper Wsrhes,
GA Masc " ateasa Jc!es Iufst nssn Wstehss
90 a I~pin.. Isde 1-B3en: oeoosi Wstch-i
Gold Detached L~Tei.
siver Fur.b Parent Iv~r, Silver DETAINED ITes sad L.
pre. liver, Watch .od by n 10 :. keep rect
lime Wscbs cesu.d sud rsp.Ieo sss ,h.n the urh p'
W.,cbss tshsn IN exchange. GEO C. ALLEh, imP,ret o.
Watches and J.wty, w7Oe.ae All retail No ii "tlst,
seeood floor.
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~ JosEPH HEGrNN .
At THE CENTRAL SALESROOMS. VIII

At THE CENTRAL oALEShosUoM'nS,v VIE NJ
~ iosbby q. corner z. s IT.. Br)klsn. fklDAi hy
"a At 10 oeIocA m-Ls'se SALE OF RNlrt RE- Suite u
pr or Furniture God walnut and mahogany mshonny
Walnut and painted Chamber Furniture mahogany sdoee
Isdy', DO front Oil Paintings and framed En-
rrsvirys ingram Carpets. Ca Cloth 4c
Al - co ok p several superior rosewood gihNoo-
superior richly carved Psno 7octaye BY ueosee s.ns So
ION cot 4 100 1 By HSyres Bros, cost 10; do,
o. keys By Benrst Co 7ct,ye do erpen,ire uo'ns
IT,. 9th,2 excellent PIANOS rosewood and mlbosaaI
by yagio ia msker
Two lag French Plate - ..,rs
in nchlyc.rv-d France
The Pianos may be exsmisd on THURSDAY Afternoon ssi
FNrTiug.
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Board ano Rooms.

A SUITE of Handsomely and newly furnished
N front ROOMS with every convenience, would be RENT
ED without board by private family TO two Gentle
men at 90 per Also small Room for So Possession
Immediately Apply 10 18th st. one block west OF hIoad~y
VVRSTERN HOTEL, No. 9 COURTLANDT-
w ST NEW-YORK.-BOARD ST. 50 PER DAY.
d. d. WINCHESTER, Proprietor. THOS. d. WlNCHESTEk
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Ohm r.. MURRAY, BANKER,

II T.. a DIT II NJ
u Has removed t. the Offices lately occupied BY the
United States Trust Company,
No. 10 WALL ST. MANHATTAN BANK BUILDING
Odeis from AZ part OF the United States for the investment
Of money purchase sale Of securities collection Of coupons
ivjeads Interest rents executed promptly Remttancss
t and collections for wardd By the an ce1acstes
of iepos. payable al the Manhattan BsnX Nsw-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10

IN ACCORDANCE with the provisions Of ,hs
i ASSIGNMENT hereinafter mentioned. notice 10 hsresv
dyeA to ,hs holders Of "a Drafts drawn BY SArHBR
CHI RICH Of San Fancses The American EIshanss B.nk
sbs1-t payable The coVDtsr sf the Bsk eswhsr-
spoa DRRXEL Co. DE SCENTS eonespor Of
pRENEL Co.. ths they lussted p..ens sica drsfs
the .ndessizned. PETER NAYLoR, Assignee Of sATEsR
CHURCH under a-es Of "hgnuens ,-srns dats Des q,
ns 18th dag Of May nex' E reception Of dividend thereon
iDder aid Which said Assignee will b, ready psJ
II drlsnt yishn s0,a
the boilers o. such dra. viii. In Of p,syso1
effect I'm the said deed Of assignment D. labs
Of the preference in .her favor By
L. pasiy requested that tie FIRST ami See I'D
Drs. ,uli Do 2fessutsi-Sew York March H. ass
PETER NAYbOR
M II .awThkH ls.is4es Of SstEer Church
SFCOND-AVFNIE RAILROAD COMPANY
- yfRSF MORTGADE BONDS btalak esrl Dss cent H.
t-i-.', CO. , ?sy s1r a.: D.c,mt-f
F5f s.eb V
wv s JOHN OsRIFS ~. - Va.
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L. u G. W o II L II c o d Z A Y Y 8.
lL-Ars.bly t. vote Of the Stool holders Of the Sdyvota
Company tn Trustee hereby give NOTICE tAM are ao~
resSy sud viii attend a. tbs Compsays sce No Traveller
Budns EKhange tie Con snds fog their stock aud
Coupznfs Dividend Scrip Nos and the 9Th o.
May sode Of s,id dividend scrip hereby tiled
ty Of the SOCK holders hey claim oy the let
u july 1873 they i De REGARDED ~ AayIs waved sz6
~ clalrn sssips. s.ii rus; property
BY ogleT Of Toe Trustees
JANIS C. DUNN
Secretary Of the Tru,es, IL the Eds-orh Company
Rostou
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A. NJ MrRws. tuctioGeer.
DY BANGS, BROTtEE \ CO.-Traje. Sale

ID Rooms No Is PNrh row. . -
MONDAY AFTERNOON. May 10Th, at o'cloct.
SUPERB ENGLISH BOOks.--A large and very sriect 81
lection choice Books mostly English In the yssous Depart
ent, Of sensr tesre including the best Library Etioas
Of Sin Walter SCOTS entire WORKS in 100 vols, With 50 M
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Bohn library series in sets "a superb styles Of satos
Hslam Gibbon Robeson Presoott, Hume aud ohsf HE
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