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THE WHEAT CRoP OF PENNSYLVANIA -
We have converscd with persons from all
parts Of the county, says the Carlisle Volun-
tcer, and all concur in saying that the yield of
wheat this season will be vastly larger than
ever before known in these parts. The
quality also promises TO be as good rs the
quantity. Much of the crop will be har-
vested this week in good condition and UNI
equaGed abundance will be- rather a damper
in high prices.
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GEN. SCOTT AND TIE TELEGRAPH The
following Official order appears in the Wash.
ton papers Of yesterday:
Henceforward the Telegraph will convey
no dispatches concerning the operations of
the army not permitted by the Commanding
General. WINFIELD SCOTT.
Department or War, July 8, Gl.
The above order is confirmed
SIMON CAMERON, Secretary Of War.
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Philadelphia, Wilmington and
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
PROVISION STORE.
FEVllE subscriber having opened a Store
far fhn s,1,, Of
Family Provisions,
CARS LEAVE ELKTON

Family Provisions,
in the building recently occupied by Jacob
r. Collins on,
MAIN STREET, IN ELK1ON,
is now prepared to furnish at the lowest
rates
Family Flour; Extra White Wheat Flour;
Extra Red Wheat Flour; and also the best
Coarse Flour; Corn Meal. White and Vel
low; Ground Oats and Corn; White Ship {;
Brown Ship; Brown Stuff; Corn Bran !;
White and Yellow Corn.
The very best sugar cured Hams in the
market; Shoulders Sides Dried Beef;
Corned Beef; Bologna Sausage Green Sau-
sage; Beef Tongues; also No. |, Mackcrel,
No. do, No. do; the best No. ! Herring,
caught this Spring Mackercl and Herring
by the barrel.
TMeat cut to suit purchasers.
VEGETABLES to be kept in The season.
WPOULTRY and GAME in season.
All Goods delivered in town and three
miles out. No extra charge for delivering.
WIN. PENN MORGAN.
April ID, 1S6l.--tt
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THE CRops.-From all parts of the
State-in fact, from all parts Of the country
we have the most gratifying news of an"abnn-
dant wheat crop. In quality and qnantty,
the crop of wheat-which will be safely
harvested this wetk-in this county. for the
equaled. The oat crop will be a most excel
lent one, also; and every Indication is favor
able TO a fine crop of corn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-07-13

DTThe daily mail from North East
to Brick Meeting House, via Bay View and
Zion, which we mentioned last week as hav-
ing been discontinued, we are glad to an-
nonncc was resumed on Monday last, tho
citizens along the route having made up the
sum necessary to secure its being carried
for the coming year.
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1JThe Grand Jury of the United States
District Court on Wednesday, found an
indictment against Col. Thomas for treason
and piracy in the seizure of the steam err St.
Nicholas, and he was removed from military
custody at Fort MclIenry to that of the civil
authorities at Baltimore city Jail.
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Mo, FOR TIE ARMY DIR. Thomas
j. Dunott this week left Elkton for Ilagers-
town, as assistant Army Physician, in a pri-
vatc capacity, at the request of Ser Bchler.
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1.-THE services Of the Trinity (Elk-
ton) Church. will he at 5 O'Clock in the alter
noon, until further notice.
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HOT "EATHER.-The weather this
week mas been excessively hot. Every one
'e"lehl'g Tor cool place, but fails to find
IT, Blinds are drawn, shutters closed and
rooms darkened to keep out SOILS burning
rays, but all of little avail. Every one Won
meet seems half inclined to be angry. Occa-
s'oha'iy, however, fat philosopher crosses
your path, swetering in his own gravy, who
advises You to Keep cool. The birds retreat to
The bushes and cease their songs the beasts
Oh the Held look jaded and distressed, bnt
man. the great slave of appetite and passion,
tolls beneath the glowing beams. of vertical
SUM- gathering in the golden grain. securing
himself against future want, and providing
ior uay OF rest, which alas! come,h not.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED.-See adycr-
tisement OF Jas. A. Nicholson, in another
column Of Tie Wing.
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1--WE notice that files of soldiers
are placed on the railroad steamer MARYLAND
at the river, as guard. since the capture Of
the St"Nicholas by the " French Lady" and
his gang
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x. e. Cit is said there are two of
the mysterious X. G. c. now in Elkton.-
Can any one tell us who they are?
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THE AILANTHUs AGAEN.-We clip
from The Germantown Telegraph the following:
When there are such trees as the English,
ash, the Norway, the Sugar md the Sycamore
Naples. nobody in his senses onght to desire
to have the Ailanthns upon his premises. 1t
is Objectionable tor various reasons--it is not
even good shade tree it covers the ground
for large space rOAnd, Which would increase
to acres if let alone for a few years, with
young shoots which have a very offensive
smell when tonchcd, and which spring from
both roots and seeds. From tho latter
| bunch of roots is formed in single year, the
| size and not very mike mans half closed
hand, from which several plants proceed
| When large enough to bloom, the stencil
from the flowers is not only offensive as
carr"n, bnt pronounced by physicians to be
highly injurious to health.
THE FOURTH AT ODESSA, DEL.-The
visit of the Elkton Cadets, by the invitation
of the Cadets Of this place, was an interesting
item on the programme for celebrating tho
glorious Fourth at Odessa. At an early hour
the peaceful Slunlbcrs of our villagers were
broken by the booming of cannon. Thus
aroused, all were soon alive with interest and
expectation. The Odessa Cadets received
with military etiquette their guests, when both
companies, with colors flying and martial
music, marched into the town, to the admira-
ton Of our citizens. On reaching point
where the Home Guards were assembled for
the formal celebration ofthe day, they were,
by them, received with military honors, when
a halt was ordered, and the patriotic cXcrci-
SEES proceeded; at the conclusion OF which a
successful, reconnaissance was executed (not
by Prof. Lowe or Wise,) but by Prof. Bur-
mite, who the next day exposed to this COM
munity the result Of his operation, furnishing
in photograph the exact position, strength
and other needful information as to the then
existing state of things After which tho
visitors were con6lc to the houses of our
citizens, whose pleasure it was to entertain
them. Dinner over, the line OF march was
taken up for 50 Cool Spring." the romantic
resort for this community, where the Schools
were to hold pic mic, or more properly to
celebrate the nations nata! day. Here tho
read by a young lady; patriotic airs were
sung, addresses delivered and most excellent
music discoursed by the Odessa band
Refreshments were served, and many mel
dents conspred to render the occasion ono
of interest and pleasure to the large NUMBER
of persons present, and especially to the Elk
ton Cadets, whose proficiency in drill, and
gentcmanly manners elected the warmest
praise and won for them golden opinions
All honor to Captain May and his gallant
company. ophssA'
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Fish! Fish,! FiSh!!!

r ABRADOR Herring, Halifax Herring,
Il ! PASSPORT Herring in barrels and half barrels.
Ne. | Mackcre: &o3 Mackcrcl, by the barrel, half
barrel at retail.
Mes shad at retail. Smoked Herring in boxes Cod
FISH Just received, and for sale at the lowest CASH
rates by - X. Y. MAY,
Feb 0, lS6l in the Hollow
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1.-THE Rev. r. S. Thomas will
preach 1T the NJ. E. church, in Elkton, on
next Sabbath, at the usual hours mor,i,o
and evening.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS

1.-The rate of County Tax, which
''''cu TO give in our repor: of the county
assessment in last weeks Wig, is sirtu-ta7se
.'"S On the Sl0O-which is 8 cents less than
~, year. The Public School tax, which il,
- 'e"'s on the $50, is included in IN.
,' 'eVF' The State tax is 10 ceuts;
"i'"'"s the whole amount of tax for tb,,
r's''" Year 10 cents on the SlOO TIN.
",'' amount Of tax less to be paid by the
r'"pe''y holders of the county this year than
last is Sc 313ts. '"'"
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Vn In mo%ng. 5'h, Col. Sicgel,
WIN lfnon nlnent, part of Col.
o"'omen', a1g Esns Of artillery. in all
an mno 10y tciF were attacked by
o'o"o rNIs umr Gaines and Col. Par
sons aoat { aof Carthage. The
enemy ha NAV M men.
ooi' &gcl Patton at half past
n'''e 'lme hklng the enemy S
cel''e|lce. atlf an hours fighting
sl'e n lheir1d The enemy tried to
ou.ilaN our Ptheir cavalry, and
GUY olhe re& baggage, hut Sicgel
l'auea retres 6 ment, keeping up a
eonSuf' ilrln adered the baggage
l'Mn@ adva@ was formed into
co.ulS wit '.ebns of infantry, sup
po'a Sy roy sirtillery in front and
,, na reoe tempted to cut off his
eu I'M .'eir cavalry, but our
SnNy too lEa cross fire, which
pIaN havo ~ ranks, and opened a
.s To- Iol eNkll back on Carthage,
.nsnemy stis flank up to the
.ox' where hfand was made. The
av@ otinS Pea of,he place. Slegel
sunundco athrowing Shell and
s;e@es my %g's cavalry, and using
nnfanlantry trAect
,nlle anO reach an adjacent
w. TO P,IH'ee of their cavalry, the
9eHS made leS serious attack. and
ne me o'ht of the battle was
.o!nt oa' egwerc finally routed,
Ncl ing efon Mt. Vernon, where
.,esnld DC Ph The sole captive was
~ hcer' Wen about o'clock
,.e ported an, loss at near $50;
H. 's the ;''e1 place subsequent to
~ aptnrg@ their loss is con-
:; Hty'nv ,'Acrre taken. Our loss
= 0iileu' u We'd and missing.
Sd ACC NIo PROFESSOR LONG
htof. Longfellow met
w a terri ea' Tuesday afternoon
~ cr reEs ambridge Mass. 1t
"pFarS III w,the act of sealing a
pasas,e " cal ak, wher by some
n.shs hei care. instantly wrap
pug her !, lore the fire could be
TnH N Gas terribly burned.
~ wy slson. of Cambridge,
WIRE imn A,s Amoned, and were
"rem''''' Mention. but without
pal.' as Following morning
re'. Lo, IS endcayors to sup
resS the ns,lly bat not danger
'Sly ou' was q daughter Of
GSom ping ~ :, viii do II
isCmcnt.
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John E. Brown,
John Perkins, Jr.,
George Ii'll!,
William G. Grow,
Richard G. Reese,
John Kirk,
j acob kranss,
Howell Kirk.
ohm T. Janney,
Samuel A. Smith,
Jesse Coulson,
Jos. B Carhart,
Geo. T. Walmslcy,.
Eli Janncy,
George W. Taylor,
/. q. NJ cCracIIcl;;c
Richard Thomas,
Samuel Peace.
John W. Taylor,
Henry Hess,
John McCanley,
r, G. Chandlc-,
J.. A. Vanzant,
John NJ. Crouch.
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2& iohA APP pSfEVhsi n Ara Caps for the mil
on hand the most extensive stock If ctoo ms now
Hat line ever ibitcd in this markct IN the
GUANoES.-Pernvian, California and A
u A. Mexican. For sale by A
Mar 3, 1866. ID. SCOTT 4 BRO.
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!
Samuel 81 b. Foard,
hos. H. Musgrovc,
&! oshua Hyhnd,
a Andrew J. Scott,
Bn'base Brock,
John Cunningham,
e.. Granville S. Jellrirs,
fhos. D. Clayton,
Jeremiah c. Foard,
John Archibald,
jos, W. Abrahams.
> o.scpn GIaclirn,
" M Garrett Steele,
James Mngcc,
Andrew Barrett,
" llliam Benjamin,
Andrew Wilson, = =
) oscph II. Cameron,
Levi McVey,
John B Ruth,
Matthew Burland,
) Ohm Dunning,
/ Lambert D. Nowland,
Aaron G.. Tuitc,
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/ Vo, yN NJ IT. BREMEN is now open
y,ri"tios usnal x' en,, stock of Goods Of all
inducements to pu,sb m this market and offers
offered before. u'h US nc mas never
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Hats. Hats. Hats.
n1N s.fM Hats Mackania Hats ; Straw
and ror :, Cheap Lcghorn Hats, just received
Nay A, 1861. r. w. ~. i,,i'i,a'
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w. ! he following is tile list of Jurors
W. '',e July Term Of Court, which meets on
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se ~ DO. ooH nasssorc and it will do it.
isCmcnt.
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Manufactured and ~ salo tvghoesals ani reiJl
81 No 90 soUm sf0oyD srarrr wi'liau sblrri-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ELECTION No11Ce-p1pst,ANr

ELECTION NORTHUMBERLAND TO
- the provisions u The laws ~ this 81 .tc pubic
notice ~ hereby given. by The Common Council ~
tn Ciy 81 No. N,rb That an clcti1n will be held
In the sever Election Dstric,sof the VARIOUS WARTS
81 shd city on the hrt Tuesday Il December ne ~,
tyc1g thr third day q December, tsGiJ
IT." Polls vii be- uci At the Jdices design ted ~
Tie Common Cpuu u ~ The places a, which cleo
tH shall hc held IN sail Districts during the pre-
sent year, ami the polls will be ops al 5utris, and
remain open un!h Sunset when they will bc hnsIy
closed.
Toe of5cor- =, be v,,ci fjr q, such election. ore
to fillowinR
AMtyor, in MI lcc NJ Por- ardo wrrI
Police justice ~ the Third District, comprising
t1c Eighth and Nnth Warls, la Place u J. sherman
BrjwtcIl, deceased.
Al Aliorfn,n ln each If Tic Allerra1uic Districts
Of the csty having an even numerical designation,
Viz p, gu Oh, S,h, 10Th, itth, iith aud 10Th.
A Constable, ia the First Ward, ia place of Al
drew Lo1ry, elected at the rs, Cnutcr EcCtlDn ,nt
WAC failed ~ 1ualiy.
a Con,,,lia, in the Ninth w,r1. 10 place "
ThYmaa Farrell elected ~ "a, Let CT ,rtcr il.. t..,
a C.rstlh',. iu H.. q ,',o1I War &, g. r't'. {
B,li,miu ! Cav. .'t...,4.i
ST. Cuuf.fn. l.,.' s nat,rid Di.ii ..
one CIumi-s. or Cr.m,A schools IT. OBJ,
wui.
ono Irsp..t,, .rC ...... sfols ~ oor' w,rl
T~I Tr..tstHt' g. .....u 3 H.ll- fIr ot. 10 WtrI.
All uth.or- q. r' .Y.u ytrpYri.s HI uifF U.. CO...
.i.rrci 30 t'r \ .t' D ,W ..1 t.c .rd WtrIf'
rel+,u, - death. 20, ralu1 H from OF nr ul"ss.
Hy orlDf & the Cpuwp. Cuiu. 70,
u r. VAlESTlNf,
Cl.i'. 90 t4o Common Co.nc'.
Dhnl nov York, Nov ~ 'r l2t. i-di ro-G -
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with thor shipmatcs, in spite Of signals
from the wreck and shots even nrcd ~ or th IN .
The breeze by that time tagged. leaving less OF
a sea against the ships hull in the dead water
from the other rocis ami shc hal ihl'n over
again TO lccward---i proof 81 her sticking fast
whore She struck without much fear ol parting
vcrv soon in such weather. but the sun was gO-
Iva, down aud th. being the first sign Of foul
pltv We had ob.cr,cl. twas plain if all events
We should have to look sharp about us. W.
kept close up the height, boltcd our coli junk
aul biscuit. washing down with n stiff cIulkor
AMI locked every man to his tools To my grcn,
satisfaction. the Planter who had watched cyery-
thing seemingly IN pure bcwillcrmrn'. woke up
ont of b. when hc knew how matters tool and
handled his douhle-harrcl as cool a. q cucumber,
putting in two bullets above the small sho. he
had go, ior the birds, aud ramming down with
the cir OF q man summing up a couple Of bill,
against a rasc,lly debtor. For my own part |
must say | was longer Of coming 20 feel 1t
wasn't some sort Of ds>am, owing 90 Jones
broken story; I'LL the thought Of wiJ was to all
Likelihood ON the vcfy Island b.lps. with tho
rrst of The lidic-, amongst BE- Di al ,or's Of
iorrinau. men thrown loose from cpuitnrHd-hilf
u them, pro1ilv ,IiliIu-, with some hand in
the ma tori cam. ON me- like fire a. one. 81.
tall Meantime We sht there patiently enough
for wan Of lnoa iug Whl, wa I, 10 iifs'. or
which Vlr wc had beet keep to av,il bunt ius
lHtt'c.- 6, q heat wol-c than they SCI were
To BE- Continued
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INSURANCE..

HAVE YOU PROVIDED FOR IoUz
- Family An insurance on your nfsi
HoNH
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
l6 COURT STREET, BRO0KLYbs
III BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
NUT AL,
WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF sm.ees
LHVEsTKD IN SToOKs or THE SrArr o. Hsw SSa4'
AID FIRsT CLASS BoHDs Ann
hoRTsAen.
DIIIoToEsi
A. A. Low, Thomas CsI.saA-
w. ii. Cary, John T. Maratl.
l. III. FrothinghAn, John HAlsey,
J. 8. T. strAnahAn, John Sneden,
Thomas Messenger, j. Milton SJuiaht
Samuel Smith, Harold Dollnsy,
Henry Y. PierreponA A. p. Oapwdl
Abr. Is. Baylis, Nehemiah KnigbA
Peter q. Cornell, Edward A. LamkSg
John -. Cocks james How,
ii. Is. Clafin, l.. b. WymKn.
8. II. Chittendsn- George 4. JaE-hA
Theodore Polhsmus Jr.,sAmuel Perm,
j . 4. Southwark, .. b. Howard.
q Ear Dunning, George T. Hope.
j ohm q. Bergen, Charles A. ToWpae1sA.
Lewis Roberta Cornelius j. sp-aSA
Walter 3. Grihths, Joseph ". Green,
N. +. Oden
WALTER 8. GRIFFITH, Praaidank
q. II. FROTHINGl:AM, Treasure
GBo. 9. RIPLEY, Secretary.
A. z. CAPwELI, Counssl,
Medical Counsel,
JAMES STEWART, Md, New Y
Dividends of prOhs declared annuaES. spk a
piled immediately " reduce the Anlouni Of a'InsaI
premium.
Premiums payable one-hAlf In cash and one half n
note At IL months, which Ia not ia any snk.
ject 70 assessment but II Is permanent loan ina
policy 10 be paid only by the application Of pnnAAA,
or deducted frum the amount due when the poliny
becomes payable. The cash part y ths premdcu
may be paid annually, semi-annually, OF quarterly
In 8, 10 or any number Of years, or in one sum.
81 Policies the premium on whiCL Is pAyAbls IN
HUe annual payments may be surrendered at ths IN
pTation Of two years, and the Company will hsus
'or II paid up policy foy ne for tOofJths Of ~
original sum. II at three years for three JtAs ~,
And on tile same principle where hs premium u
payable IN teE OF any other number Of years
Policies issued fIT life or for any term 81 yssBs
and On the participating nou-parti"psting Saslsi
At rates ~ low - any sound nusll " stock ooEs'
parry.
Premiums on shod serrn Aad non-paTu, tpSAaa
policies are payable in cash.
Endowment policies Issued, the snm payable ~
or her On attaining 49, 81, Is o., C5 OF 20 ysGru q
agr Also al. forms Of Chillrgu's endowment Gzs
an 4uity policies on the most favorable terms
~ TVS Company has adopted principle Ia
tended n prevent ths hpse Of any pocy, and W
-ure r. the assured in every al lle usstIroItoa
Which thetT payments WiH proUids for. Our msIs.
hers need not apprehCnd therefore that their nAh1
~ 10 pay she premium al any future Hma viii "a
volye the loss Of what they have paid.
Our prospectus and other publication will be psai
gratuitously 10 all who require H.
Cord agents wanted, and will be treated WtAh
the most liberal terms. ie4 T2'1N
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~ DEpLKTNxN7 oT FrtAror,
BTJAu oT INV RrcEvEE OF TAKE,

Erw CouRT-HoUsE, PARz, Nov. ., 1871
Rotce Is hereby given, hst per cent viii be
afdel ca Tho lF day u December, on al Taxes re-
rn,ininp unpaid: als, that per osus will be added
Oh the 10Th day Of December.
To avoid inconvenience aud delay, taxpayers are
esrneyty requested not " wait until the lasi of Ills
month.
Ofice hours, from =. M, zap. m.
moo 1O13O JAMES KELLY, Receiver Of Taxes.
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.
IOuNTY CLERK,s OFFlos.

- New York, Nv. 8, 1851,
Public notoe IA hereby given thu ON the l4th asy
u November, 1861, slH pruceed T. draw panels %
.rors for the following Courts, ~ be helI In aud
the City AID County Of New York. on ,hs - day
ofDecembeT next
One panel 81 100 Petit Jaroru i,r Supreme Cour1
Circuit and Court Of Oyer and Ternliner.
One panel OF 100 Petit Jurors for Supreme COur1
Grcuit-Part2.
Two panels Of l0l Petit Jurors each, for . Court
OF Common Pleas-Psrts and2
Two panels Of iO4 Petit Jurors each, for Superior
Court-Parts aud y.
One panel Of 80 Grand Jurors for Court OF Oyer
and Terminer.
One panal Of IS Grand Jurors and . panel Of 100
rslla Jurors Coz . CouTt q General Sessions.
Lsxaa 0lsrk.
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PALM OF WHITE LILLIES-FOR PRE-.
~ SERVING and BEAUTIFYING the SKIN, II
stands unrivalled. This delightful and highly par
mmed preparation ia unequahed for removing
PIMPLES, BLoTCHES, TAN, sUNBURN, and Al
imperfectionS from the skin, rendering II beAutfu
ly clear, soh and white, rivAlling Nature In hss
faresi form IL Is warranted free from all iniurious
ingredients, and Is Ia article for ladisT tOasa'
Price only 20 centa. -
oents-ths bes. article now Manufactured sho:e
who annoyed with aching teeth, should give NM
= Trial. Can be procured a 70 south Second a !.
Nilliszasburxh, and 81 AkaA Assana -
orb. o. sAAfl
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PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
surrogate OF the County " New York, notice is
hereby given TO all persons having claims against
oAi o. LEWIS, late OF ,he City Of New York, de.
ceased 70 present the came with vouchers thereof
- me subscribers al the office Of j. Francis Wal
o. before the Twentieth day Of March next. Dated,
Nc" York. tAa 18th day OF September, 1861.
EMILY y. LEWIs. Executhx.
hDWAkO 2. GILBERT, Ike eutor
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E'uJRS.
A TTENTION LADIES

EURS-FURS-FURS- IF YOU
want your furs altered and repaired carefully and
promptly, by practical furrers, take them n the
mandatory 1921 Eighth ave, bet Goth and 9th sts
Remember up stairs, the only mandatory up town.
large assortment Of ladies and chdrcn's fancy
turs cheap. No trouble 70 show the goods. Please
" give us u call. FINIGAN. mis- 2iac'lT5
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EURSI FuRSI REIOW COST-A1bn nn0

l. worth ofladies rich fIrs, must be sold regard
ess OF cost comprising Of real Hudson Bay Eablea,
mink marten, stone marten, fitch marten, ermine
Siberian squirrel, &C., &C. in circular clolCs, car
OF the entire stock must be sold by the l Of Janu-
airy, In order 10 effect n clearance. No reasonable
offer refused, the proprietor retiring from business
TINS advantage will not again appear before the
pablo, therefore an early call Is respectfully re-
9uested Al the old established Patent Fur Muff
Emporium. p. II. PHILIPS, 9T9 Grand st., New
York. n. B.-A large assortment, Of sleigh robes,
gents collars, dc. n5 AaC'12s
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INSTRUCTION.

TEN WRITING LESSONS a., OR 20 FOR
u ~, Bookkeeping % pr month, or $40, lessons
unlimited. Writing and arithmetic $40 per quar-
Yer, lessons each. % RoweFy and aes Fulton g.,
Brooklyn. Gov. KING wties, Csl. PAiNE's plan
insrueaca v s2sssnAAaie and sxpsditlOua. niS ga
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate OF the County Of New York, notice h
hereby given u all persons having claims against
deceased, 10 present the same, with vouchers there
Of TO the subscriber, at his Office, No. lT6 Chatham
street, In the city OF New York, on or before the
sixth day of March next. Dated, New York. The
27th.day of August, 1891. ISAAC o. RARKER
Administrator, &C., with the will annexed
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DRESS.

AN INFORMANT ANNOUNCEMENT -
TEE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT,
EsrABfIaHND ~ 1534.
Ohsthann street. 100, corner q Pearl stress.
ne Wnitc shirts, Linen Collars and B,so-ns,
EiT 10 cents
For i.O0ii
For 1.26iit
For 1.hOilii
kor 1I5 MA
For OOiiiiii
liftg rpdr - oT7ier nd warranted r. st.
Cud'rsluts, DrHypfu and H1fIIy4o
IN SILK, Wpr Merino and CJ,ton
rrur1'a Shirts, Travelling Shirs
Amy and Navy Shirts Of every description.
3lsronderl Noel. Ties and doves
., In every variety.
large assDrtmcnt o.
WOODEN jackets always on hand.
ker nil'r Tire No. 1O6 Chatham street.
no2 2iac'1Ol corner u Pearl streeA.