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n
'ne i"N'5 ~ uis Vais Surl'"Soi's ~ 0ou'' N''V'
lima are ST forth by the Courier a. follows
ro.u a. l,ii.rs ~ ana Nh. II .,r h.,ls a.. ,v,,a
say that they led have - fear wia' vcr 70 rec living
Ias-hg, ana ~ k.eluk ~. NaAA 49,. me ac,Va Y,
ool hkea'.1, ~ \. = =. -. "" ~ gs palAs
, a'ps ~, ~ ''s u.s. - ~ - ~ =
bank ~ S1ai. = ssspeusion and dos Mt IN aay Nay
opratc T. ksscu ihe security " IN note hodw NJ
bank note n the tuitd stats arr better cured Than
th,Sc ~ s"ht Aar,ti@ m stNtsNuerH or, NAhle ~
thc cas- Il IT, failure ~ tn bank 4 PAy q ~ mote
h"idcfs ah ether trhat 90 anht - al y tNlce tn
prN taile N the Stock heh ~ Goin respectively. A.
n,no u our hltAf arg uapals, bAt osaei "a many
sharcLodelF, II Z probable that very nearly. ~ not quite
tbc wnoe amount t4s reugd iur thur security, cpui
be r'aiized ~ the tfedt. y "a. hanks, % 80 much
s~u :.
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nnsrcl ar4'fs etbsrss \, r'g,r5s s'n,,sd sucly -
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Port OF New York, December :, 1850.

CLEARED
steamship Masn1a LiosesAns Nstsnras-Mors 8rvs, Va
steamship star q the West Graa, Havana ant Sco or
sf,anshlp Augusta, wcolbun savsnnaA-Sami l. AftehH
steamship RR Cuysr Crocser. ss,anaah-II cromwell
steamship Ies hdses, rhiai- chsxson-spoEora. rles
STEAMSHIP Roanoke, Couch, SorfoN tc-LudiAra Hcuc
Steamship Mooticc.lo eager, Nevanaris, &cII crom
steamship Potomac. watson, Baltimore II Cromwell
steamship raarsc, Val. rogtanirI d Cromwell 4 Co
Shp Watefivy, Henri, lnnfOn-Ne.mith sons.
ship LONDON hHlhMh Lnnlon-truncli Mintnrn 60.
shin Iehu We. Luther. Glasgow nunhAm 4 Dnon
bsfk hrst ana tbr, lhtmre. y, honeyidco AMI mar
rsrk Eis bars az, coocr Bermuda Fucker L sht.
49, r,nra usnariks rIoo Won der weyden Cora and
Ma Liza Ann NeAdsm Dr. Grant Barbaaos-Brra son
Frs tly pslc no stevens Haifsr-p r pcwcf
hrg ID. n ~. smth. II John. MA ~fnhers a 90
seit \ Leonard Mr. Mckinney, savannah Mar Js--E A
sshr tiua ~ o'Bvan, flaagar-,tas runterACo
rchf Nffnfa -, Sl @tsphen-1 Bnsriuian
srtr Nctis Rowe Nse s,rs.S. y III s,ghsn
schr Phillips, Muun' daeksoutfe-Xan Hr III A Slarb,
sshf rmssfs Hover. NerfsE s N'f I towe INCL -,
schr Rcdell Ryder Norfolk-h B,feA
schr Burr Iaherd, eeorsstpNn-N htddEc.
schr Il strong. Iiscnm, naliir1ore- Merrill Abbott,
Sehf Iaulcyef, Bayiey, Ncwhuryppft Lewis 10
Schf Conquest, Buliis, iaantoI-Dpnham pnon
ARRIVED
Steamship Flords Crove, savannah with misa ana pas.
ssnrsrs. 10 samuel nil hii son lth ust ~ el Az ~
"a bst Snftee cob fr1rn Or.in. ~ New Ya-f
nfe r. fauss rth neon Fzief..ncat heayy westerly
sh.p No5sts ~ rc.lon, Grows slnAcriasd ~ ssv.
49, Teal IL GAYS, wNb critr. ttyl ~ Trash Dear
W.T. VIC ~ ~ I" iau q, Ie.~tA vessel ~ about 80
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Dec. So Y. NJ
FioUR.-The market was dun and prices without
change Of moment. The sales embraced about 5 900
bbs., including superne state and Western at 81 30
~ 20, and extra state at 81 80 81 co.
WHAT was heavy and prices in a measure nominal
with sales Of 20, 600 90 600 bushels.
Cons lower with sales Of 20 900 bushels at $50 soc
for Western mixed.
PoKK-1he market was unchanged with saics at sl6 u
for and so rs sli for prime
WrrsYrY drll At lie. IL SC.
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4 MAGNbflCENT styEN otTAvi, pIANOFonIs
N sale great sacrifice richly carved oswooo casr al
non Hate, overs,rung bass lind with sanwood na' all
me IN improvements order for the nj bsner
nsnhs $ VIII hc sold for se.n incudyg stool and
owl hso elegant rarior sS sod rosegood covered a
10 Wst Twenty sixth street, sixth avenue
nEroT or THE ALEXANDRA ORGAN,
y For churches chags sen s and drawing rooms
SOLE MEDAL or roSoRs Al The Universal Exhibition OF
This masnfcen, INSTRUMENT in the United States,
Nay :, iygft Which he brilliant performances Of
1HM TfPG, VII ANovA. MILE WELLS
lave rendered America as in Europe has been
sdrsd ty the greatest artists and IL both CONT
nsnts
TIE Aeyandre CNrsn celebrated for the sody and
csCn of s well for the fulnes and
81 IT, tonc ard the aiksbe quality OF keeping perfectly IN
I5ess the depot, s4s $50 $780, $40 sls, s2sa $40
dserrve circular cent to any address application
importers Of Busson Aecordeon Violns Violin Strings &c
new and seccnd hand for sale 70 rent at great ba
gains Neders low $40; Pianos SIS: monthly
M ns cey for either; rent alawtdt purchased. One
seven octave fano iscccrd hand, fer Sl75
HORACE WATERS, Agent, a33 Broadway.
THE PRESENT HARD TIMES ALONE INDUCE ME-
parc grand made for the by Aaron
Nse, at cost Of s7 and is Of the most agniacen
surs professors dealers parties wishing to take ad
want Of the present panic, invited to call at 3i9s
Ninth of Thirty fh street. and examine
direct makers II required Call early the piano
must be sold this week. cash will receive attention.
THE MISSES GoING's, TEACHERS IN VOCAL
Music Piano and Guitar, 81 Second avenue, between
and O'Clock Y. NJ.
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REM BlsDs.

OK HEwABp.-IO~T. A BROWN POINTER DOG:
'D.B had blue and vtlc leather collar The above
ward Will be paid ~ lcs ina hlin 81 - Cedar street.
cox REWARD WILL ne GIVEN FOR THE RETURN
- Of brass Level aud Transit fns rumcnt stolen
Friday evening from he oace 81 The subscriber rawn
brokers please look oUi.
EoBrRT DODGE es Broadway
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The bachelors Of this city needing home where hoy viii
ind not only the cont ots OF household hearth all
oh'r requisites VIII DC well 10 call The place Mr.
William Palmer, the proprietor IL bachelor himself and
The efore posted on vhs, the fraternity require Well
red, well furnished comfortable seepne Apartments
rood srder and wen stocked beer among the in-
ducenent 10 gentlemen wishing furnished apartments in
cuiet retired and o., the time fashionable quarter Of
this metropolis wM. PALMER
Tafa 10 M.
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Miscellaneous.


The British steamship Glasgow Capt Roske sailed yester
day for Queenstown and Liverpool with % cabin
ond 2l2 in the steersge.
The steamship Arago Capt Gsdsden, sailed yesterday fol
Southampton and Havrc with II passengers
We under many obligations TO Purser VIM d Hemp
stead of steamship Florida from Savannah for favors.
sHIr ANNA KINeALI, Msrsh, from Sunderland for New
York before reported pn INTO bermuda n distress had been
mainmsst and was leaking badly was before stated that
WipnFLsiEA private letter received in this city
smyrna Nov 10 states thai The American bark wihe
oade IN sas Of dSrsSr Later advees the sh
mention The matter. The was built BY jacob We.
Co Of this city.
BRIG Mary H. smith, from Inagua Boston before re
badly, viii have q discharge 90 repair
Notice TO Mariners.
Tho BTenons Reef Iighvessel lowed from Newpor,
TO her station on the ith inst, By steamer Perry
Norce hereby given tia, the Beacon marking York's
Ledge On York River Maine has been carried leaving
W" : fiiEo. 7. dkEESE, LghshOr.e Inspector LIST dist
Notice hereby given the Graves Ledge Bell Boa, on
i Tsmnoth Can Rel Buoy YIN Re placed on ,he Leage
MEi.ANcToN SMITH, Lighthouse Inspector "a dist
whaIcmen.
Bark Bunchina Nkerson, at Provincetown had taken
Bafk Islander before reported paa Nov l. has on board
20 sp Q, her sS catch and on 49, W p from bark Morning
49, NJ ~ - ha,na - = cr,,t. ana 49,. " ~" p1A -
spoken, &c.
shp Duncan Dunbar DR. from London for sydney Oct
ship Ainens from sorlcsns FOR Liverpool Nov Is Ia, 4
shp Charles Holmes from sorleans for Antwerp, sov n
| of Double Headed thot Keys.
Bark Dekey sam (B, from Glasgow for JaInaica Nov o
Foreign Ports.
BrRsup. Nov 2o-in por ship Anna Kimbsi marsh from
qua Tor Boston do ss,Sh Comet G from BALTIMORE iS ara sr
n ID.
American Ports.
y.1s%s ssd sSs -, osi, .ns Three si:.sT 10 q
q chr a saa Fort az 0' fn s'a STATE Coast
fA Sak tss s s,ar 81 sS rr ssn9s Hart
s.r sar coop Gn so @S os sa fss
GAIN EsfoX, Nov lid brin bark Gessncr Lankenau,
Sg R.s soTs ms: sSST so SS Espfs
"a nsles Ma.m SSort SSs We iprssa I'd 90 0's .
hA,klfokp Dee cnATr I, sehr Wi,son Woo.on Phi
MOBILE, Dec AR brig Martin, French, Phiadel.
NEW ORLEANS, Noy. z-A,T ships Empress, Lecraw
Horton Sleeper Boston; be Qsoen q lhe SOUTH Chapman
2sh-Arr ships Ocean Belle, Brown Liverpool; sir Allan
MeAae 'sr shag%sn bahia Jacob Horton Cook, boston
ksS ss Il TsSsAs ss s. ssy sxos y s
s@s ssa
2sss-hrr .hips Eourne Edwards, bordeaux; BROOKS
ksyl,r LivOrco sard bark Scoio Baratlno creSa-so,
sosh ar steamship peso,o johnson. sYork via Havana;
ships Hsrnsbaig Ns~eil carda; sarah q Iysr, Hal cy
! Lod Johnson NSors harss gvsrhsri Delias ,5reni,
o anciro William iaac Rrorn. and william s,a
f,nnsh ~ tni htnGeard, Emerson. NYork; q starr,
Abbott smith Rla mi .egtus. fncy, Nslanza-; Rsl.lc
N... saeAs.t1ts Mary la, Gardner and lossho9sa,,
,raH shlp ,eer Nary rhomp.or tlsrsow; barks se,
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AALfICUSINGINE HOUSE, NEW YORK, NOV. ~ 1870
n special meeting OF this held al thel use
'hs Monday evening, motion, sdopted:-Iha as
IN the bunk OF this house u ths
month August 1892 and a. Mr. Francis Duffy one o the
oaf acquitted also take pleasure In recoenizin such
sxonaatlon The above motion was unanimously al ted
ard IL was resolved 10 publish the in the New YORK
Herald and I eaaer JOHN McGAhlSAis rofemih
n
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HOTELS.

DENTRTw HOUSE. ls7 EIGHTH STREET MAE
IN Rroadwayus' opened for the winter Accnnro ons
or ssnlemsn aud theiF ladies' OF single Gentlemen
CT. LAWRENCE HOTEL, BROADWAY AND EIGHTH
- street View YORK; conducted tho European rl.n.
Grrs reduction IN rcs 70 suit the tines Family Rooms IN
uiis ~ 70 e2 per week single Rooms ~ Is % ~ ineud
N
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AsTROLOGy.


A BONA r1DE ASTRoIOGIST, THAT EVERY ONE
~ depcnd on a Madame VII son who tells III obi
OF visit A. suon enter her Madame Waon
a. tie greatest ssiologt that she viii
invoke The powers Of her wonderful science and toll the
events OF your whole fe. Her PREDICTIONS
they surprise every ,hs, her some lad - may
set little nt though they need no, trar for she practices
nothing but What il rrorcleahe phoxurheru All should
consult this most wonderful ard sterous lady Her advice
has never been known to fail and she offers twny
Madame Wilson is IN possession the crIrbrad
magic charms, hch certain their eject, Truly
shs ". called wond rfu woman ix Allen street
between Houston and stanton streets The baxsry nee
for ladies and gentlemen. 30 ccuts.
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MORROW SEVENTH
~ daughter born With cau and gift Il foresight tells now
IN and often you viii marry and events, your
very thoughts Fee ~ until others copying uy al
verissnlens iet Ludlow street, below Houston Gentle
men not admitted.
f,LAIRvoYA~sE.-MRs. sFyMouR's MEDICAL cT,rp
~ vuysnt rcms bB FOURTH street, blocks wet N
broadway The most critical medical and business cpnsnlt
,ns day and evening and perfect sasa action guaranteed
slways o no ray.
MADAME DOuGFrTEE SAYS But LITTLE BrrT
wi does wonders Only try her once ana
win and hear an wish Fee-ladies y cents.
gents 81 Northwest - Forty street and Ninth
avenue. Entrance en- Fcrty second s,rcsL
THE GREATEST WONDER IN TIE WORLD rs rup
j young and accomplished Madame BERON lately sr,ts
Paris, he he consulted with tho "a ne an
all affairs 81 fe epbracna love. curshir maise. slck
inteps situations law suits business ~ veng
absent nds los stolen pnperts 30 she has Ala az
crct ~ nske ysu bIovsd by your her Ia all ard nss IL
gther hsso hing separated. Rsdarce asl Thlrd AZ sons
above TwcntF nth street ascnud nar ths bakery
Ladins Is cats gentlemen % certs.
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TIE RAIL-. SEASON.

THISTLE BALL
Tic hSl and only Rsii n tie this charitable
a-sccatn will alc place the CITY Assembly Rooms on
Thursday evening. December ~ 1901
Captain M MANSON President
W. o. NacKsSvr. secretary
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NsN 49, a
fr'ASH BUYERS oF SUGARS WILL FIND LARGE
STOCK 81 Havana. Doussr German Sesara tom a.
hou and md fs tioze oct Invoices NV t~eA r.
dultitrA WI ~ madt. q. CHEEKS, ~ Brss1way.
MANILA ghGARs
VI rcr ai ia arrive mrs u The above a bo,es Of 500
Tr, =, bcH so Lower Pcs, oslse
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The gradual sTening Of the exchange market Fight
er cent premium is stl The c1est ra'e A. = banks
Nli Customers only were supplied and sparngly AZ
their necessities would possibly permit Nine per cent
was refused Il outsiders The buying price s IA
The sonde from day TO day how tho market is TO basup
piled though the price which y sok kept
lie demand comparatively within narrow limits There Ii
uoyoment worthy or notice in pork, and the trade in
provisions resI iced mainly the retail trade. Whole
tae filled unless accompanied by tho cash
and these rare the necessities of the business
have not vet forced resort TO the cash system TIE
banks have abundance OF currency. The troubfJ s
aud Is likely TO he how IT, Probably the eposi
&c tho city were never large Chic ago hu
really a very easy money market, EXCHANGE afone ex
copied. cold drrn Buying price 90 per cent pre-
lniGn seling,S.
The last statement OF the Bank of England
shows the following variations as compared will
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WINES AND LrQyORs.

HENRY LYONS
IL Dealer IN choice Foreign aud poincstie fruits
Wines, &c,
u East Fourteenth street. near academy OF Muse
IRISH wHrsKFyS-SpECIAL NOrTCr.-IuPoRTEO
Il August leI1.1he Oldest ard fact New York
as nj arscn VIII SHOW, alsos scotch wh.~key imported
June 1857 Ihefe are both ~ the On possible quality FREE
~ The moky barb favor ound II TIC ~hiskrys generally
sod rrhased IA very large uuania and sold pure ~
~ saon OF ~ cents per bottle The trade supplied trade
Pourhon whiskeys, from four 10 fourteen years old
Ifandi,s. vintage 1905 guaranteed - f>a.
tshotn's Fort bottled IN Orcfto. Importation.
thNinfsworth Port, bottle 4 IN London.
Ata rss and sherirs, and thampazncs leading brands.
-o'd Jamaica Rum, Btrnst's Old Tom ard Holland Gns
Teas &c. Ell NJ moderate prices Goods delivered free.
town purchasers can buy here AZ down town prices.
II. ~. KIRK bs Fulton street
SENhNTH AVENUE DTsTIILpRy, NOS slo Am ri
- seventh avenue.Thr cheapest and best place In the
10 set al kinds Of pure liquors for family Whole
trade. sl9 and ~ seventh bsween Thitl,th and
hirty Grit streets New yolk. HUGHES SON
o7TH STREET DIsJIfIERy-RRANcH 80 EAST
~ Eighteenth Hear the First ayenneThe cheapest
Places tuy fnc Prandica Wines Runs Whisky Corr
dials Private and the TRADE rspectfuv invited
call Liquors before purchasing
No 2t0 Eas, Eighteenth street and lo and 100 West Thr
evenh street. JON LONG Proprietor
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A 7 TIE ADVANCE OFFICES or L. JACOBS. MONEY
~ can b. Obtained IN any quantity on Watches, Jewelry,
Diamonds Ssgars, Dry Go d. IisdWare Wines Brandcs
and every description % Merchandise bought aud
highest rr,ts given. business strictly confidential Goods
insured. Established 1874 PRINCIPAL ~ William
street, tfanch oAice sn7 Broadway.
A r e. CEDAR srREET-iENRY LYMAN DIAMOND
n Broker rash advanced On Diamonds, set unset
NaiclNe Watch Movements, SfiverNArc.
&c, or bought fer cash opposite the Poet ONCE No
up stairs, a. Cedar street.
II CHAMBERS STREEr-MONEY To LOAN TO
~ any wnt Diamonds, set Watches Jewel.
kc the same bought for the highest cash prices the
wehknown IsAAcs II Chambers street y. B.-So bust.
uess Il ansacted on Saturdays
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Tire movement Of the banks in the four princ
pal cities Of the Union in which weekly reports
are made, shown by their last statements, is as
, 1860-06-04
Rarey, the IForae Tanner, In the Ara
blRu Desert.


Correspondents OF The Boston Ttavelltrl
Dr1r1, March 70.
Our distinguished countrymau, Mr. J. S. Ra.
rev, after winning golden opinions in England
and France, where be has amassed a large for.
tune, has been spending some time ia the desert
of Arabia, among the Arabs aud their 6ne
horses. Ia this Eastern trip. however, he CON-
only the orthndox tour through the country
that is to say, from Jatfs to Jerusalem, thence
to Denascus ria San,aria md the Sea Of Cali.
lee, and thus on the Beirut by the way Of Bal
bee, making at the same time several de-
tours into the desert to search for tho
the borders of Syria and Palestine. In Je-
rusalem he literally - 'astonished the na,iEes''
in subdulnE the ferocity Of the Pacha'e stud,
by an exhibition Of his power over the horse
creation before the resident Consuls. His pur.
suit after the Bedouin camps, however, was
unsuccessful. A three days ride into the des-
ert eonsinsed him that shey were beyond his
we're more than twenty days journey beyond
the Jordan, be abandoned the search, content
ing himself With seeing all the Arabian horses
in Jerusalem. Damascus, aud Beirut,
In Beirut, Ar. Rarey received every attention
to which his reputation entitled him; and the
American and European Conkuls General treat
ed him with great respect. Invitations to din
ner aud d.Jtuner crowded upon him in such
numbers that he Eas forced to decline some Of
them for want Of time. The atnd of the French
Consul General, Count Benterogl1s, composed
Of fifteen splendid Arabian horses, received his
specia! attention, aud were pronounced to be q
remarkably fine collection :-.
One incident connected with the visit of our
noted conntryuan to Syria is Of peculiar inter-
est. Mr. johnson. the U. s. Con1ul, introduced
him to the somewh1t famous Ayoub Bey. who
presented Hon. W H. Srward, Of New York,
while visiting this country last summer, with
three tine Arabian horaes, which are to be for
warded to the United States By the first oppor+
tunity. Inasmuch as Ayoub Bey claimed for
these horses the best blood in SJEia, our consul
was an xious 10 obtain Mr. Rarey 8 opinion upou
| these specimen horses. which are soon to be
| shipped TO Auburn, n. Y. The Bey ordered ont
! the Seward horxes. or TWO Of them rather, for
one was absent in the mountains, and they vera
| trotted up and down the pared courtyard, to the
| great delight Of those who were gathered To
| witness some grand exhibition. Thera WAS nc
exhibition. but Mr. Rsrey, after examining them
! thoroughly, declared Himself better pleased
| with them than any others he had seen in Syria
One is a colt of two years, and the other large
by Of seven years.
I am 10th to say that Mr. Ra1ey WIS sone.
what disappointed in Arabian horses, inasnuct
| IS ho declares them to be undersixed and info.
| r1or to many horses he had saen in America ani
England. But as he has had no experience it
trying their Rpeed or endurance, s7d speAkl
simply in reference to their APPEARANCE ant
display when in motion, his expression Of dis
satisfaction may be recei5 ed in very quali6e{
, 1860-06-04
legal ADVERTISEMENTS

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Cont: aaa hsht ~ sq..!y rs,snot..u o The t.l3
Nc EGAeyf her httrs add asstkna III sAtd en- = In
tho rusp~sss In 'a.1 mcrk.s. n .ztioo. d. " '''
HtK aT1O U. LoJHl3. NUT sseo
, 1860-06-04
Departure Of Five Hundred Young
If1Shmen nj Rome.

The Dublin Nat says that within this last
fortnight between fonf hundred and 6ve hun.
dred young men, Of the respectable clauses, ha1e
lsft ireland On routa for Rcms. Thsy we're
pieked up in Cork, Kerry, North Tppetay and
Dublin, and zach Of them WAS furnished with
Ella 15s 10 P.y his pssssgct to Italy; Ths par
ticnlarity Of tbs sum Of money. i Aingulaz.
Whether the money cams from the Pope's ex-
chtauer or the pockets ofhis holiues' friendsIs
not stated. Tbs emigration to the Unitsd Ststss
does not appear to Be affected By the movement
in the other direction, for an "extraordinaEy
outflow" is said to depart weekly from Queens
{oNu,
, 1860-06-04
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of

AGoot. ss--superior Coun At chleaxe Iane Tar1o 4.
D. 1871 Holden Putnam iohn H. Ad hit hE.
Publ no,i! Is herrty given to the 'a !"
sa.ss ot ,s,, - 81. Of as 1 81 -
fourth d.y p tAs :. the %"!' ef,h. - .t"'tss
Putnam. a&aln&t fhs e't<te Of 'hs J1n g Adtms
Tor th- .tn a. tsh lst IN .lxhy Eve i n1a ro!.
Ian dtrve - ts sn.rsa Of Cook coun'v vac. - wt
has h-xn r-tura-t ,ecut. New. thertfct@ so"s
10 sid Hodtn puta, AM .ta1' p.f.cnafy b. nd 3:r*N
h. ozr The sald Superior Court u ChlesRa hefos
t5s .Ss urt House IN .as City of Chi .eo ~ arss
Mant.v Of in a. A D. fseo etve sr+< al III Asd p!+a!
ssss,t y ~; e ths .s Il. /. .s e :,
9 muee ., ,udxnens and eo.t .il' b. so1a = s'f2y
~ tstn.v .ae sA- ~ AL Elk KtNbAlI, Clerk.
scarss Mail w1n I 11w1Ts. fE a. Ats''
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