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$50 Reward,

"a RUaARA7 or stolen from the su5oct.beIs place
- about two miles below Shreveport On SUNDAY,
20tn ult., negro man named CHARLES. Of black
has beard his face, and he IS cihg 5a.a 81 hss
gsFy high rscsding forehead. He had CT q7hen he t
blue pants End roundabout tmh2l 3 2. HAPP
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New Orleans 4 ShreFepOrt Packet.
New Orleans 6 Shreveport Packet

Ne Lf In AL1EhH ALL 11Oh 6OA
f7aasT-- b THE new, splendid, fast running steam
s444FTa!fEHffsR boat STARLIGHT, CHARLES
- HAYES, master, CT. Hayes clerk, will
leave for New Orleans on THURSDAY, cath February,
the arrival OF the stages and every alternate Thurs
day thereafter during the season. touching at Grand
Bayou, Camps, Grand Eeore, ST. Maurice Cotile.
Alexandra, the Mouth of Red River and all inter,
mediate landings. TIE Starlight was built express
y for the trade ia throughout, has commodious
cabins elegantly furnished, and for comfort, good &C
commodations and speed unsurpassed. Her officers
will give personal attention all business enrusts
the boat, and make Of every effort give salts
faction. For freight passage, apply on board. fl6
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Insurance.

NTE are now prepared to Insure Up and Down
W Freights, and Cotton, Produce and Merchandise
stored in our warehouses, at the lowest rates.
oct2l WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN.
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The qualified voters Of the town Of Shreye-
i port abe hereby notified that in conformity
grgR OF lau an election will be held the places
DESIGNATED below in the different wards in said town
On The FIRST MONDAY, (2nd day Of May, 1859,
between The hours Of 0 A. N. and O'Clock NJ. fol
a Mayor. and seven Trustees for said town, fol
and during thu term of one year. One trustee to
be elected III sadh ward, except in ward No. 2, in
which t,go truItees are to be elected. The election
will be held fol the dterentwards at the fol
lowing places:
In Ward No j, at the Gaiety Exchange.
" 2, at the Mayors Office.
=" I" g. at A. J. Kitchcock's stable.
(" II at the Courthouse
!" s. at Lieber's cabinet makers shop
/" q 6, at Muihaupt.
Now. therefore, the commissioners are hereby au-
thorise and Instructed to hold said election neal
the places above specified for the purpose OF eecting
said ocers and Immediately after closing the polls
make their retArns to the undersigned. Polls to be
ouaned a. 10 o'rock Il III. and closed O'Clock ?. u
JONAS ROBSON. Mayor.
shfeFepoff April 9Th, 1889
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REupET JNo. ". SMITH Jos. " BALnVeIs
WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
M ERR NTS,
And dealers in
Groceries, Boat and Bar Stores,

PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c,
Corner of Commerce and Milan streets, Shreveport.
TAVINCi purchased from MIR. E. G. Hart the com
II modious Brick Warehouses, formerly occupied
by Mr.. L. Z. Carter, and more recently by Mr. Nat.
Moore we are now prepared to receive and store cot
ton merchandise and produce and solicit the patron
age of our friends and The public, pedging ourselves
to give prompt attention all business entrusted to
our care. We will keep on hand at all times large
and complete stock of Plantation Supplies, Boat and
Bar Stores and Groceries, of all descriptions, to which
we request the attention of purchasers.
n. B. Our entire charges for receiving, storing and
shipping cotton, will be twenty-five cents per bale.
Shreveport, April g. 1856.
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Valuable Land For Sale.

-, offer for sale 500 Acres First Quality River
80 Bottom Land lying on Red River, in Hemp
j stead county, Arkansas being portion Of No
20, township Il, of range No. o. Persons desir-
of purchasing will psase address me, at Fulton,
Arkansas till 18th inst. and after that date at Rodney,
Mississippi.
Fifty acres are open OF tie above tract.
febl0-tf B. R. DANIEL.
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4 CARD

II 10 my numerous friends and e=a-n-@a
E-IAp customers beg to announce z@gI [gS
Gs.sz8 that have removed to the corner of Texas
ana Market streets IN Watson's building where
they will find a large assortment Of
w A I HE'S.
OF the best English manufacturers fully guaranteed
and at Prices to compare with any house in N Orleans
| also keep large assortment Of
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS.
SILVER WARE,
Fine Cutlery, Clocks!
Ii Es A AKL EBRLES.
As Tor the Work Department. my personal attention
will be given, and nothing viii be spared to give SAT-
istaction. [feb23I P H. j. FRANK.
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e200 Reward

WILL be given for the discovery OF the following
w described articles, stolen from the store ofP. F.
l.. Frank, on the night of the 23d February:
l Diamond set earrings and pin, III form of ring,
set with small diamonds and rubies.
fine gold set EARRINGS and pin, set with pearls and
rubies. One stone at the end Of the pin is missing
% sets earrings and pins, Of different styles but all
of French and German manufacture.
fine broad, heavy Necklaces, Is k. gold, with red
coral crosses in round form attached.
fine gold Necklaces, ofround shape, 6 with gold
crosses, and l with black jet cross.
Ladies' Guard Chains Of fine gold.
Gents Vest Chains, in shape knobs.
Shawl Pins, one with garnet stone, and one with
coral stone. The pins very large.
IS or 30 gold Bracelets, Of which two have cameo
SETS one broad and very heavy, the others Of plain
shape with carved flowers.
3OGents Breast Pins, consisting of pins with white
red and pearl stones masonic anchor and railroad pins
s Gold Lockets, three with two glasses and the rest
with one glass.
81 dozen Silver Extension Pen and Pencil Holders
several pens missing
10 Cold Pen and Pencil Holders.
Several dozen Gold Keys, in forEi OF hunters dogs,
compass, keys, etc.
Several Gold Charms, as also Gold Seals. The lat
ter in form Of sheep, dogs horses &c, with garnet
stones turning.
Watches, in brass cases. Some in the form of
magic cases.
3 dozen Gold and Silver Sleeve Buttons, Of plain
gold, etc and many different articles too numerous
TO MENTION to the value Of four five thousand dol
lars. The goods ~ manufactured of the best gold,
either II or IS karat. march2
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For Sale,

Ezsza Tar two Brick Stores on Texas street, now
occupied by Mrs. Wells and Ed. Eberstadt and the
fine Dwelling, in the suburbs of Shreveport formerly
owned by e. H. Jordan. For terms Of sale and part-
culars enquire Of Toct21l MARTIN TALLY :.
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Sealed PrOnnSaIs


WILL be received at the Drug store Of Miller g.
w Morris, in the city Of Shreveport until Satur-
day the 2Ist day of May next, at noon--when will
be let to the lowest responsible bidders contracts
for CONSTRUCTING a LEYEE from the lower
end of Marshals evee above Shreveport on the left
bank of Red River to Mack's bayou--the works to
be let by the cubic yard, and in sections as follows
Section LIST. From Marshal's old levee to Mrs.
Canes line, including the small bayou
above Mrs Canes field, about CUBIC YARDS
$4,000
Sec. end. Levee on Mrs. Canes home place,
mostly addition TO the old levee,
including the addition to rhe dam
across the small bayou in the the
small bayou in the field below Mrs.
Canes house, $4,000
Sec. 3rd Levee from the end of section 2nd
to Cooper's bayou, 5000
Dam over Coopers bayou, 5000
Sec. 4th. Levee from Cooper's bayou to S.
Gains bayou, Is 900
Sec. 5th An embankment over s. Gains bayou 10 900
bayou, 10000
canal across Nuts point. The estimate for
digging the canal is about 1000
The length of said canal being about five hundred
yards-four yards deep and an average width of
six yards The work being mostly in open land.
The average height of levee in the route is from
from FIVE to six feet and in open land except section
Ist. Height of levees across the bayous in the chan
nels, nineteen feet-twenty-fve feet, and thirty
seven and one half feet Top width of the levee to
be four feet and of the entertainments of the bayous
twenty feet Base of the evees five feet fer each foot
in height over the bayous.
The levees to be grassed by the contractors, and
all to be completed before January, 1860.
Plans, specifications, requirements, &c, of the
works can be at Miller Morris drug store un-
til the day of letting
The works viii be paid for as they progress.
Bonds with sufficient security will be required
for the faithful performance Of each contract.
T. P HOTCHKISS, Commisr
Sd S. /. District.
Shreveport, April 18th, 1859.
% All bids should be marked on the envelopes,
Proposals" to identify aem from ordinary CORE
spondence
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rised to announce SAMUEL ED
indicate for ASSESSOR for the parish
q November election. He SAYS that
tv
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New Orleans & Shreveport Packet.

{s9H9s-se =. PASSENGER BOAT
s43asSHE5rs THE well known, fast running steamer
- NATIONAL, e. MoNrGoNERY
master, having been thoroughly repaired and put in
complete order, has resumed her trips as regular pac.
ket between Shreveport and New Orleans, touching
at Coushatta, Grand Bayou, Camp6, Grand Ecore
Alexandra, andall intermediate landings. For con-
fort, safety and good accommodations, th, National
is unsurpassed By any boat in the trade Her officers
will pay particular attention to any business entrusted
to them. For freight passage, apply on board. d.
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New Orleans & Shreveport Packet.

Bssg- EV ER4 AITERN ATE SATURDAY
,Rs8aea, b The superior fast running steamboat
,kss4aazFFafAH555gs22 5UDAEE TOUE&Gs, CHARLES IS
azsSz-zzz=z1zz EwNa master, I'll. $. Heth, clerk,
will leave for New Orleans on SATURDAY, 18th Feb
ruary, Immediately after the arrival Of me stages and
every alternate Saturday thereafter during the entire
season; Qeaving New Orleans the following Satus-
days taking passengers and freight 70. CoushsiIs,
Grand Bayou, Campta, Grand Ecore CUtie, ST. Mau-
rice, Ale xandria and aI Intermediate landings Tie
Judah Touro has been purchased expressly for the
packet trade, has commodious cabins, spscous state
rooms, and is elegantly furnished and for comfort
safety ana good accommodations is unsurpassed by
any boat in the trade. Her officers will pay strict per
sonal attention to any business entrusted 10 the boat
and make OF every effort 10 give satisfaction For
freight or passage, apply on bosrd. junl9
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New Establishment
EB- ON TEXAS STREET. zssg
Between A. Marks and s Haber's stores
THE FINEST WATCHES, JEWELRY.
FANCY GOODS, &C.,
Just received direct from the Manufacturers bv
" S HIDET,
20 THE stock was selected with the great-A
EIA0 est care, and am prepared to X
sE,AS4 suit my numerous customers with ~
Gold and Silver Watches hunting and open faces
for ladies and gentlemen
A great variety of very fine Vest, Fob and Guard
Chains; fine Chattelaines and Necklaces
Bracelets ofthe newest styles.
Fine Diamond Rings, Breastpins and EardroDs.
Fine Ruby, Garnet, Cameo and Jet Sets.
Breastpins Earrings &c, for ladies and children
Fine Belt and Fot Buckles, Slides, Clasps, Neck
lace Pins, Sleeve, Neck and Shirt Buttons.
Finger Rings, with fiue sets, and plain, to please
all tastes.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES. of the We.
ry finest quality to suit all ages Spectaces in gold
silver and steel frames
Silver Spoons and Forks, Silver-plated Ware. Cas-
tors, Cake Baskets, Butter Dishes, Molasses Cups,
Candiesticks, Goblets, Spoons and Forks: China
Candlesticks, Flower Vases, Figures, AIabaster and
Perfume Stands
Parlor, Office and Mantel Clocks, Music Boxes DC.
u Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. and
warranted. ldecSJ " SHIDET.
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Dissolution.

TINE copartnership heretofore existing between the
il subscribers, under the firm Of FORD SMITH,
has been dissolved BY mutual consent. Either part
uer has the powerto liqudate the affairs Of the late
firm. CHAuNGEY FORD.
JOS. B. SMITH.
Shreyeport, December 90. 1853
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Several Desirable Residences For Sale.

"a The following desirable Town Property il offer
lzlza ed for sale very low and on liberal terms:
Lots No. l. 3, and 4, in block 38, corner of Fan
min and Edwards Streets with comfortable dwelling.
kitchen dining room, six servants rooms, two els
terms and other necessary improvements large gar
den with the finest fruit trees.
Also-Lots No. 2, 3, and 5, in block on Texas
street. with good improvements, underground clsterns,
outhouses, etc. Lots 2, and 4 are under rent OF
SIl00 per annum. Nos is a vacant lot
Also-Lots ID and Is, in block So, Spring ST.,
with improvements under rent Of $500 per annum.
Also Lot No 2, in block 3, on Travis street. with
improvements under rent Of Sl5 per month.
Also-Lots Ii and u. in block A. on Travis street
unimproved. Also, several unimproved lots in differ
ent parts of the town. For particulars, apply to
dI Mrs. d. HEINE.
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!, PpEiladelphia Wagon Repository,

~ 70 SarondeIet street, New Orleans
Eaz-r--q WHERE can be found
!. Aa535933 always the largest and
TRSSs az best assorted stock in
XII ~ 5s4asgS the city, made of the
@s>SS s@5a5s575 best seasoned White
~ 10y - Oak, with Black Locust
Ss<@=544+z8 HUBS S, which is of
A.. 49, fered at lower prices
FlraS,aa De purchased al any other establishment
uVS o. all sizes and patterns, for horses or oxen;
tipTSS AXIS and WAGONS of the latest improvement;
IN Tis Sao DRlYS for city and plantation usej TIM
Soss "heelbarow-, Trucks, ETC.; in short all the
p sl' articles in the line in extensive varieties.
g,- ..uasefs will find il to their interest to call and
'-' before purchasing elsewhere.
DAVID G. WILSON,
yTo'' ", 70 and p Carondelet street, N. Orleans.
a-'-- oFders received and executed with dispatch.
nv o'dering any Of The above articles, will please
IN |f' Merchants 10 D. G. Wilson's Reposi-
-- april 81, 1889
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

THE SriTE % NEw-JERsEY.-A few days since, l
took tie s o'clock express traio from Nsw-YNk for
Trenton, N j.; faTe, i think, 81 IS. On steppog ID
tie platform a. Trslton, | met my friend and con-
c,uied to go on with the sane tran 10 PGilsiepnil
vent 10 tie toketofioe window, and asked respect
fully for ket for Philadelphia. lie inpu iently and
petiishly ssiI, "You came from NeS-Bunssick, and
mus. get your ticket Of the coriuc;o:." Wnsn tie
conductor cane along, asked what is tie fare from
T1srtOn to Philadelphia "Ssven'y-fve csnts,' he
REPLIED but you came on from NeW-Brurss ick, and
mast pay 81 -. accordingly did 80. Can yoa eI-
rlain the reason Of so unusual treatment Is the
Sovereign Stae, or honorable Railroad Directors, or
10th, responsible for this uIAeui-of wsy Of dong
tu,s.,i w,sTw,RD, Hol
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CUPREME COURT-Cty and County Of New
DYork-JOHN srAAlrON ClSr,ss 2. sanfo- Ani Tnon
J. Rsynor against SYLVESTER O. POST, HANNAH, his
VIE Edmund C. Charles Penelope N. Lawrence, BoadrAn
BALDWIN and GroTge ". EcLssn Summons or relief com.
rot served To the defendants 6bogr named ard each Of thc;
Yon hereby summoned required . answer the com
plain, this acion whi IA ned In tie ot. Of ne C-Tt o.
lie CITY County Of NrY 81 'he Civ Hal 10 the City
q SewYort, liz ;irt day q March 1889 al - serve
copy Of your the s1id pct the bcr5er'
her of No o. Wal street, NeEYork City within weay
days ,er the service # @ summons on yon H'rryr OF TIE
d such service and you fs 20 the said complaint
Wiki the tine aforesaid Il-ih IN this sJn vi! sf2y
o. the Cont The relief demanded IN the c1mpi1Dl,edi
New York. February 30 1859. sCUDDEk CARTER
uhi law5wF. Plaintiffs Ai.).neJs
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Ddier Qure.

nR. ADAMSs WATER-CURE is located on
~ EIooflyn Hglts Noi % aud IS Colmss-st Of
CraDb.rry. P,ens ard boa,d-s will "a this e.AeinDent
Of the most de.rshl. 10 this cou1tTy. Adtress
g. y ADAMS NJ d., Brootlys. l. l.
nR. MUNDE's WATER-CURE, at Florence,
~ Mas three niles from the Northampton RAiross
Depot 81 The lest ard lest regulated establishments
70 The United States and IL operation the year
Dr. Nur5e Priessni.k the eminent prs,
HaoHer Of tie wsereure TIA: Germany hss produced"
IN Y. Tribune.
"His vsIoas publications eoldvstsr certainly
among the beet, u. superior Of Any Germany"
Home Joaraa.
I'VE convinced that higher authority than BE-, In
matters Of hydrops'hy be found u she
country" Amer hGssItas Of Homeopathy Hydropsty
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TIE RGPUBLIc.s NIcTORY ~ SfEhCU1.-Ths
nc sprted contes, Of tie year has resulted sn IN
o1pectedly glorious Republican tnamph 10 Syrae7ss.
Tie Her. T. W. Leayenw0Tth j. elected Mayor by
large majority. lie was mo,t wantonly asssLsi BY
the D0ughfsees, lnd the result Is his triumphant
indorseneLi. Al tie Rsp2bl.css noniress fcr other
city oiiices are sgo elected by iassEi:ies raegag
Is equally emphstic--six certainly, aai probably
seven, Of TIE eight tceied are Repab.cta'. TIC
"Doughfaces, by extraordinary Efforts AL gsna,ih
alliances, have i,herto succeetet 10 nnsny ds'ei|
ing the Republicans Now and for the fret TIM, the
Republican banner floats 10 triumph over tho Csasfu
City. All honor to these who hsve p,.nts ]: there.
fAbsny Journs', Alssas
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- YorI.-JOsEPH o. HANSON. pal:ih, against HELEN
DONSELLY VIE Of Miahss! Doare,y. hchse. Dy,ne9y.
nsil Sefju Thom.s Adds funet Peter J. fun, F4t1cz
Kelly Christopher Troy Joan Doe, Ei~srd L.. Abr;
SAer George r. Co, Henry Fuller, james n CooA Ins kut
gers Fire Insurance Company, john bl Terence Fiey
WI Lam II. Chetey, aul Solomon r. kJ5 n
LEI Com ID. served The people Of the STATE
Of N,w.Yor.: To tie defendants. DANIEL sEDJUsT sni
JAMES X COOK YOU hereby 'umGonei sad required 70
comp In tbs actor which fled IN he Office
the Crk Of The city aud Comfy Of NeFYoTk the Ci,
s N the Ad CITY The l7h day Of January 1913 All 70
.sre copy Of yog the SAID complaint the sub
,cfh bis Office No III Nassau street. in tae City q New
York bin .V.ny dyi ster the s-rye o Ibis summons on
ycu of the cay OF sucl ssrice and II M %
sad plant within the time ,irsld, the psntf
this 5u vii apply 20 the Court Tor hs rcf demanded N
the complaint Dated New fofk January ~, 1859.
HENRY BREWSTER, PlasIif . AtGcey
nh f-Iaw6wF' No III Nassau street, HevGors.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
q he County Il Nswfork notice Is hereby given 20 al
persons having claims sganst J. H. HOBART HAWS late OF
e City u EewYork, Counsellor Law, deceased % present
.h same with vouchers thereof the subscriber a. the oce
Of JOHN FOWLER, jr, esq. No. 81 Nsnsu 81. Bank Of
Comuttc, buidu. IN Cry n NrWfoTs or before the
h d.y Of July ueI-Da,cd RewYork the 6,h dsv Of Jan
n.ry ISsa MARIA L. HANS,
lei iAw6nFn EIeentru
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faIy ht.rStj, in this eonnectca, TO brig 10 TIE
readers attention sonls OF those pro1gious s.Asenern
o. DR.. Bu.kneI, in regsr5 to the human sxd Owns
natures, but above al in rezxd TO the origin Of Evil.
which have penoiled in reading, a. mos. cgss,ly
Illustrative nOw Of his enatic philosophy, nov Of
his remor'e'css and nhun,n los:. Be. j defer
the fulh mtnt cf this purpose to another letter.
.lould Ike, besides 20 deseant a h..le Eyon the
papably European and sscerio;s temper Of rild in
which this pan American b.. X !. written. Il IL just
a. incor gruous in my opinion t. button Sscsrios
ard Brother joe athsn unier tie sane j.ckst, a. &c
would be to transport S. Peters church to NNtusket
Indeed, throughout all Nes.Eoelapd, church .,sars
ouly meeting hon = that s place Of purgs, for the
c.,rsy where they gradually ;snghtt to e,soers.s
their Office of it, properly contests, and in
vest il with pniey congrcs aiioth sanctty-s sane
tty aovirg from snl no longer 20 the peop'e. DR..
Bushnell. book IS rnbsppily not conceived 10 tbs
harmless congregational strain, bat reminds osa
raherin passages where il. ruling aninus s not per-
ecty cortaiced or taken up in the letter, bat meets
with an obstaols and oveiaows upon the resd'r-of
those corrosive drorpipss which Tighlfaiy descend
only from inialibls lips, and Indeed nssp Iae!s
from the strictly scsrdolal temper in humanity. AZ
rer0ir, then, again.
Nx,rrc,f F.b q lsss
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice is hereby syen 70 al
pers0us having claims sgliu,: LEWIS NJ HASKINSOS h,e
81 City EeYoIs deceased 70 prebent The .sne with
vouchers thereof the subs nbe At bis store No 80 OTeeA
ych street in the City Of York before the sIth
day Of June nex-DsIed NewYork the INST day Of D-ee
lg59 MORDECAI l.. MARSH,
Adm, VIII annexed.
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CUPREME COURT-County Of Westchester.-
~ ROBERT McCORD, Plaintiff. s..inr ABIEZER BAKER
ana MORGAN NoCORD OefepdlA-slnnons for Relief
Com ser.)-rc the shove named ds.nd.ns: foa are
hereby summoned 20 the compliant o. IL Psnt1 IN
ti. which will D. sed With the Clerk Of TIE County OF
Westrheter Add copy ~ the %
,-rbeT hs oic-. IN P.sksk IL aid county within tr-a,
service o! TINS
Of service; Ind you IA, the SID
hereby required the plaintiff VII sPPy 70 The Coa
flr tie re.! demanded II lie Dated January -
1889 DAVID w. TRAVIS, Pl.irtds Attorney,
Tie complaint IN al. st0s sd II the oaoe Of tee
Csrl ofthe C5Uu.y % Wsstcbeser a. White Plains o. the
eth GAY Of Jtnusyy lac. DAVID W. TRAVIS
Alawt~Tr Plnutids Arf1rrsy.
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nle0ital.

SANDSs SARSAPARILLA.--Th prompt action
~ Of this c'lrbrA.ed extra, Iiis f Il.
deily purifying olses nsif-,ted Ia III, Cure o ns
Of scfous have stsb sea s reputation the bI.
Medicine IN the word for ulcsrcus and erupve d.esss
PTesareo and sold by A. b. SANDS Wnolesale Dug
gss Nc. lC0 fdt1ntt, oorLeT Of VILLAINS: NeS-Yot.
0D HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN. ID
Read Ia III, TRIBUNE ,ae. Dec. J. 1883
The GTd.fsnbe,e Compd1ys
MbEsHaLL's UTERSs CArHoLIcox
csrsis for al female monthly Irregularities sesibsn
ard local dersns sment Of the uterine orssas
Price e so per bottle Eve bottles seat for IS ard express
charge, paid.
to hsif1l ply,ii,n (Dr BKrDGE) constantly IN the Office.
4Gd,eif JOsHUA r. BADGE NJ D., Secretary GyIsfeEb11
C0HpaLV NJ. - PARs.Row, NEw-YOsE
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Dotice is hereby sven 70 a
h.yins agau.. THOMAS C. OAKLEY late Of the City
NevYork, msfcha declared, 70 present the IAN. VIII
th cot the subscriber, AZ the once OF GILBERT
OAKLEY Nc 10 West street IN the City OF NewYors.
before h Day September ncAt-Datsd NeT,foTS ne l'
day a. March 1859. RACHEL OAKLEY,
ilu4 lAMen.Fn- A1nllntIaLN
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DOOFIEG SLATES.-R. PRINCE, Agent for
III ,bs oslebTsied EVERETT QUARRY" "a,
For PLAT" Snd PITCH" ROOFS
Tor samples sddress No. 80 Bsskmsn-It, New York.
COAP-STONE from the MIDDLEEIELD
~ 0UlKRIEB In Lot, sl either IN the rough block
s~ez sisbs o.berxi,e Manufactured Descriptive
DpsalOgues seLt BY mall on application 70
JOSEPH p. PIEbBON, No. WaIF.. FewYork, %
JONATHAN CHILD, West Wor.hngton, bAsL