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pETER G. JONES,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PAPER w A h K IL y U ; E'
M. 3 Water. Cor. of Devonshire St, Boston
has constantly on hand and for sale large asSort
ment OF all kinds of
PAP PE r.
Rook News Manila and Press Paper, manufactured
to order at snort office, Agent for SMITH PETERS
Enamaled Cards aud Card sheets. 10
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"In thy need call to the Lord,
Pray to Him in faith and trust:
And gracious aid He will afford" "

The words seemed strangely familiar out
she could not tell where she had heard fhem'
and yielding to the impulse, she obeyea the
voice. and asked G od not to forsake her. All
of sudden, there came tremendous sea-
which swept completely over the lighthouse
SCATTERING the thick panes of glass, and pour
ing in a stream of water at her feet. WAL
auailed and trembled, but only for moment;
for she felt that now or never she must De
faithful to her lamp. What If the glass
around that should be crushed also Ana
now the rain and the leapIng spray came
rushing in, but this time another sound came
to her ears, and she trembled anew as sue
heard the boom of a gun, and knew IT was d
signal from some vessel in distress. ohe
peered through the window, but cold see
nothing but the black night, and the dashihe
foam sent her back again. For weary hoars
she watched the lamp, never suffering ts
lipht to dim, while her form shivered WIN
cold. and her garments were drenched Win
the spray that still poured in.
AT last, (and o how long the night n nal
seemedJ N, d. the gray morning dawned The The
wind had subsided, aud the rain came down DOWN
more gently, when, lifting up her tired ne neaa S;t
from the bench on which 1t had tailen' " all
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DEALING WITH THIEtEs-The following
true story il told Of Jkcob Sheaf, Esq,
merchant OF Portsmouth IN former times
a man had purchased some wool OF him.
which he hap weighed and paid for, and Mr..
Sheaf had gone into tbe back room TO get
change for a note. Happening to turn his
head while theie, he saw in a glass, which
swung 50 as 20 reflect tL- shop, stout arm
reach up anl take from the shelf heavy
cheese. InsFead of app4 airing suddenly and
rebuking the man for His theft, as another
would have done, thereby losing his custom
forever, the crafty Old gentleman gave the
thief his chahge, as if not hing had happened,
and then, under the prett tnce of lifting the
bag to lay it on the hors for him, took hold
of it, and exF claimed:
why, bid IS me, ! muit have reckoned the
weight wron -
%. no." ] AID the othet .you may be sure
you have not, for count III with you"
We'll, well, We wcn't dispute about the
matter, its so easily tned,' said Mr.. ), put.
ting the bag into the sea les again There
| said he. Il tpli you 20: knew i was right
made mist hke Of neafly twenty pounds
needn't haiTv4 IL f4fip ifpe part 5G. out. out -'''
No =" saia the other. Eayin1 the hands o
Mr.. 5. on the way 10 The slnng. Of the bas
Il guess I'll take the whole"
And this he lid, paving ior dishonesty b,
receiving the skim m.lk cheese for the pric'
Il of wool.
On another occasion, Mr.. : missed a bar
rel Of pork. lev months after, a man ask
ed the question,
Did you ever find out who took that pork
Mr. Sheaf>"
"Ye-" was the renly. .you are the fellow
for none but myself aud the thief knew Of the
loss"
The fellow was detected by the shrewC
dealer. who possessed the valuable faculty 0
knowing when TO be silgnt.
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RAIL ROADS. &C.
RUTLAND s. BURLINGTON II. R
- - Go

1850. Winter Arrangement. IASO.
4 IN and after Monday, Dec. 3, Trains will run
~ follows:
and 9.20P. M.
Leave Rutland tor Bellows Falls at s. Is A M, and
12.5P NJ ~
Leave Burlington Tor Rutland at s.35A M 245
ana 9.00 L. III.
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland at 1925 and
5.S5 p. NJ.
RutIand, Nov 28, 1860. 96fs1v
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PEOPLES Pacific Railroad ComnanY.

alHE Commissioners of the Peoples Pacific RaiDroad
l. Company would announce 60 the people of tae
United States that said board of are
fully organized, by the choice of
JOSIAH PERHAM, President
OLIVER FROST, Vice President
ABEL ABBOTT, Secretary,
L. S. WHIrHINGTON, Treasurer,
and that the Books of the Company are open for the
subscription OF stock, in BOSTON, NEW oRK
Will soon be opened i'll the principal Southern and
western Cities and California
Inc Charter OF said Company granted by the
Legislature ofthe State of Maine in March, 1860.
The right OF way throu IA the public lands in the
Territories of the United States from Missouri River
to California, by the way of Pixies Peak Gad Mines
quested TO examine the Charter and bylaws OF the
Cpmpany, and send in th5ir subscriptions All per-
sons are invited subscribe share, and no one
more than ten shares.
Shares One Hundred Dollars each, ten dollars of
which to be paid when the subscription Is made, rs
will be seen by the Charter. -,
Let the people subscribe generally and hDeraiy
forthwith, and the Company will be able to secure
from Congress- at its next session. large grants OF
land and of money.
Let the whole People all one, put their shoulders
the Wheel by subscribing one share each, ana the
Railroad will be built within five years.
Let clubs twenty, fifty, or more subscribers,
be formed every Town and Village, and the money
forwarded by Mali Express, and the Certlhcates
Stock,.with receipt for the money, will be returned
Responsible men, of unimpeachable character, ana
who have heart for the work, are wanted IN ali
parts the United States to act as Agents. obtain
subscriptions to the Stock of the company
All communications should be directed to the un-
dersigned, at the Office of the Company, ADAMS
HOUSE, BOSTON, and to whom all applications for
copies Of Charter, By Laws and other documents
should be made. sss
35-6mos President Board of Commissioners
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f. MOWREY.

Photographic Artist Union Building Main ST.,
and Clarks Block Merchants Row, Rntland, VT.
Ambrotypes, Meainotypes. Sc, made in the best
style of the Art. photographs In miniature or life
size, neatly coIored In oil, making superior pic
ture eff
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The ANTARCTIC REGIONs.-Lieut. Maury,
of the United States Navy, who i now on
visit to Europe, addressed the Royal Geo
graphical Society of England on the 26th ult.,
in relation 10 TheAuiarcfic regions. He stated
that The winds near the equator, on the south
side, were more southery than those farther
south, until between IS degrees and 40 de-
grces south latitude the wind during exactly
half the wear is southerly, and for the other
half northerly. The hrger proportion oi
water in the southern hemisphere Is sufficient
10 account for its warmer temperature, and
Lieut. Maury accordingly supposes the effect
to be produr ed by the greater fall OF ram
observed in the south. Ga the coast Of Rata
gonia the annual fall Of rain, if estimated rom
the observed fall during torty-one days must
! be nearly twelve feet, instead Of iee,' a5 III
the neighbofhood OF LOddon; ana 'hiS great
condensation of the vapor, he assumes cauI
| il 10 part with its latent heat, and warm me
| atmosphere. The mean height oil the oaroih l
eter is half an inch lesi than north oi ths
equator Beyond 80 degrees south tne ~lhl
blows generally toward the pole WHICH n'
at,r,bpf.s IN the comparative heat OF the Ant
arctic regions the wind is also nuch s'Ioh
ger than in the north. The frequent a Ppeai
-, [f I.r,,,. ;r.bergs in those seas Indicate
dncc OF ldIEc iSeDSi = "a .---..- .a
that there must be land 70 the Ahtarc'i' ie
zion. for icebergs are .-evfr lorheo a. $50, I.-
7rIa 80, "a he explorei is only ten days
~ Nv 80, anstr.lia, and Lieut.. Maury urge
So, -, ,.nrer upon the work OF explo
- .ne innortant resources may perhaps b
opened. and if the Geo2raphlcal oo1iel! ~ -
not shortly undertake the matter be sail - -
Hated states would. Lieut.. Maury was re
o;a.oJ oiIe ,g;tb much applause by a crowds
auditory, and at the close of his address [;, Il"
tb INKS Of the meeting were voted to him
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HVAPsIaH and JEW 4 a. Is n.
IA :. a. v g RRA-rA Il ERS

Watches and JEWELRK.
CLARK & BROTHERS
svAVE inst received another new and stu Iargel
| Stock OF Watches of all kinds; beaunIui pay
terms Of swery Silver spoons a4d ds FoFRs Rsy6uer
uA,i~ r"ckle RIFLES, Shot Guns, and Fancy Gooa
Of eyery description All bought for casn, ana N W.
be soldlower than can be bought III nos'oh Vi N0"
Watches, Clocks Jewelry and Spectacles neatly
repaired, as usual W CLARK. n. CLARK.
Il, % a. Merchants Exchange, Rutland,Vt
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R O B B [ n S

TO FARMERS.-8O,0O0 BARRELS
Il pOUDRETTE. made by the Lodi Manuiactur-
ing Co for sale in lots to purchasers. This is
the CHEAPEST FERTILIZER in market - worth VIII
manure an acre of corn will increase the crop from
one.thiTd one-haf, and ripen the crop two weeks
earlier and unlike guano neither injure the seed nor
land A pamphlet with satisfactory evidence and
full particulars win be sent gratis to any one send
ing address - -. ~,
GRIFFING, BROTHER & CO,
go Courtland ST, New York.
General Ag'ts for the United States. GLOW
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IN Spa1i-
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COULMAN & HANGER,
MARBLE AND SLATE WORKS,

MANrLE-PIECEs, TABLE AND BUREAU TOPS,
BRACkErf SHELVES, &C.
EairhaYen. Vt, Sept. 1860. oS-omr
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SHELDONS & SLASON,
,spcaessors 10 sheldons, Morgan Slason, Marble
Dealers Vest Rutland, Vermont. L. Sheldon, Chas
Sheldor H. A. Sheldon, Chas. Hk Slason' Io'ly
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ERENCH 81 KHNGsLE Y.

REUBEN Z. THRALL,
.+.or,.v and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor in
,ancerv, AGENT for Pensioners, Bounty Lands, &c
IITce I'd story Thralls Block, Rutland, VI
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.yt of the
,anicating
nnondenoo
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Lans,Al'
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MEDICINES.

CURE YOUR COUGH TAR AND WILD
~ Cherry Baik have long held a very high T--i.
ton as curatv,s hr affections Of the Lungs and
rhfo.L by the ines ical pruf,ss on, and the pubic
In general. by a now chemical process Mr.. NMP-
NELL has combined the active principle ~ ttns. In
compound which 10 defignatcs M the SYRUP or
TAR AND WILD CHERRY, for Coughs, Cold., S,ro
Throat, Bronchitis Nc. II is unsurpassed. Give It
Ter bottle, by the proprietor, SAM FL CAMPBELL,
Chemist and Apothceary, s W. cor sth ave aud 2sth
~. Also NJ McDonald's Dry Coo store, 800 Bow
cry Sid Wholesale by MessTs. = lhiefrru, Bro. a.
Co., cor William and Reekman sta. Also, for sale
furmau's kh.umstic Liinment, price ~ conts per
lottle. do 2iac.u6
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nOMt LIFE INSURANCE C0Np,N

n W I. n n
] Court street, brooklyn, and III ~
New fork,-Mutusl, with a cash capital ~
go, tnusted IN stocks OF tho state OF No
and first class bonds and tnertgsgea,
Dividends q profits declared annually AL
PIED Immediately 10 reduce the amount Of 81
inmiums payable ono.half In cash and ON,
IN = note al IL months, which n no, In Anv
subject IT, ssss isments, but IL l. a permsnent
on the poIl,y, 10 he paid only ~ the applicaaI
prints, = deducted from the amount due w.
policy becomes psyab O. The cash part
premium m may be paid annually, soml-annuaf
9uAItetly' In I've, ten, or any number Of ye,
POLICIES, the premium on which Is pavabls 4.
annusi payments, may be surrendered at Nh
ration q two years, and the Company will ~.
PAID up policy for lie f,r two, hfhs OF ~ ?
nal sum; n At three yosrs, for three-nfths, eto y
on VIC same principle where the premium Ia
pic IN ten or any other number Of years.
Policies issued for life or for any term Of
and on the participating and nor.psrtir n
sale At rates ~ low as any sound mutual n
company.
Prrmiums on short term and non.p,tlcI~
policies ar, payable In cash.
Endowment Policies issued. the sum pav.kl
the representative Of the party at death, sr 10 3
htI on attaining 90, 90. %. 60, 65, or 10 years :
Also all forms Of Cuildren's eudowmant. and ;
" polici.s ON the most favorable terms.
~ This Company has adopted a princitk
tended 70 prevent the lapse Of any policy and
cure 70 the assured In every case ali the asrt,
which their Payments will provide for, Our \
beers need not apprehend, therefore, that their 4
MY 70 pay tie remlum az any future tina Vi
Volve the Ices Of what they have paid,
Our prospectus and other publications NJ
sent Rratuitnusly N all who require H.
Gond Agents wanted, and will be treated viS
most liberal terms.
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s'uJIsS.
A TTENTIoN LADIESl

"a FuRsli FURS FURSi
Tbs old eetnblished New York Fur MAnufsc &C. rms
TO-, Depot SO Chatham - ofer greater lnduo.m h
An ever. Now Is the time ~ ge, your winter suits
or about half the usual price. We have large,
.resh, and the best selected stock Of Furs 10 BE-
6ound, 81 the following very low rates
Water Mink, Cape, MuHF and CufLs, Is 80; Water
dink, full y Cape huh and Cufs, $40 Mlrah
Mink, \ Cape, Mua and Cufa, $40 so French
hink, Cape, Mud and Cuffs, 81 " SO; French
Mink, full y Cape, Mun and CUM, $40 10 si2bn
french Sable, Cape, Mud and CUTS, 81 W $40 F;
'rench Mink hufs, 81 70 Sc Water Mink Muffa
70 80; French Sable mufis, 81 10 81 o.; Vase
nd Rock Martin y Capes, 80 " s. ; Vict rina,, 4.
. $e eable, Stone Martin, Fitch Martin Mini
tArtin- Brook Mink, and Grey siberia Squirrel
quAlly AID ow. large variety OF Childron's Fans,
rurH New York Fur Manufacturing Co, DaoG.
Chatham d. Cleaning, repairing and a,erius
sAty done. FLEMING, Manager. o91 T2soiG9
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER op,r,, :,

Surrogate Of she County Of New York notice a.
hereby given q All persons having claims againa
ELIZA GILBERT late Of the City OF Now Ynrk.
ueoesed' g. present the same, with vouchers there,
Us W we Subscriber, ~ the office Of Weeks aud Da
Forest NJ. rs Wall street. in the City Of Now York.
on on OF before the 18th day Of April NEXT, DataI
no" York, iha 2Sd day Of September, 1891.
MICHAEL HIGGINS, Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE oFrAN ORDER OF THE

~ surrogate OF the County Of New York, notioe h
given 70 all persons having claims Aoainst
wSoLoMoN WAliRiNIR, late Of the CITY OF Nav
ers thereof 70 the Subscribers at the otfiea on T.
Parsons, No; o. Wall street, In the Cltv Of New
h ogk on or before the lath day Of May neIt. Dated
HARRIET j. wARRINER AdmlnIs,r.,,Ix
I'll. PARSONS, Administrsior.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THB
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, no
tee u hereby given 70 all persOs having claims
against JOHN W. D0WDEN, LATE of the City u
New York, deceased, " present. the same, with
vouchers thereof 70 the Subscribers, ut ths office
Of J. e. Ramsey, No. 109 Cedar street. in tho City
Of New York, on OF before the 18th day u April
next Dated, New York. the sch day II o'toOer,
1851. ROBERT BOwDEN,
J. G. RAMSEY,
EUrubjrs.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. HOYT, DENTIST, 9O7 BROADWAY,
doors above 2Vtn ~ inserts beautiful sets /
'eeth with or viii out extracting the roots on gold
As low az $gS silver, SIS ! rubbsr, $40 plAtlnA,
20 artificial bone Gllirg tinsartsd Without pAin1
90 cents gold, bO cents " 81 Nasleam. 90 cents
llWork warranted do 24a o'126
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DRY GOODS.

Just RECEIVED FROM AUCTION
broobe Long shawls, Black and Brown Bsayer
Cloths. Worsted Dress Goods, &C. ali Of which will
oc sold much below the regular pricts by
ais Slh WIN. MAIHEWn, 81 CalhAdne a.
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

NPURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County Of New York' ~ 80
ooLu,hg 70 the statute In such case made and pro
nded, notice n hereby given 70 ali persons ha1;ne
~ os ms against WILLIAM BROWN, late Of the civ
" new YORK, deceased, that they are reouIrAd ~
shhlblt The same with the vouchers thereof 10 ~
subscriber, the administrator Of the gooda ohaI.
sels and credits Of the said William brown AZ.
$1,000. os,, the once Of Hunt Ogden, No. 70 Mas
ne Tweinb day Of February, A. D., 1853.
FRAkCB CHARLTON, Aduairissr.Aor.
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GROCE RIEa.
Mas

CHEAP PROVISIONS LIVE
~ or dreS'd " 10 ca { Butter 10 70 10 cts {;
Clesse Ito 3; Pigs bears, spare ribs and hooks N,
trim nings " D. rdgs owls ~ g. teot 15 cts per
100 ffcsh beef and mutton 70 eta at Bss and 836
West iSth n, bet 10Th and 18th ayes, sxt " the
old packing bouse q VAN BRUNT a wATR0Us.
dei2 B'129
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AIDES, LADlES-N0W IS YOUR TINE
for bargains In Fuis; 9, nuinc stle, tcd mink
,eis every article as rCprseIt "a; childr,n's hlrs -
~ the Great Northern and Western Fur rrap2ers
Depot, 9Bowery. DRAKE. del2 ga 'lgI
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

/ ~, n s.,OE Ut AN UhDEh OF THE
hereby given u all persons having claims a1ajnst
hokIIz Oh HEM, late Of the City Of New York
decrilSed " present the same with vouchers ther,
~, 70 u" snl's0riher, at the Office Of VIM L. MorTiA
Esq, NJ. o. Grove street In the CITY on NJ, ~
On OF before tha lat day Of April next Dated NV
York. the SOth day Of September, 1861. '''"
EMILE OSTHEIM, ExscutrIx
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RHEUMATIC ANNIuuATOR

vi len is sold at Il loH rrice { TWELVE CENTS
rer ottle, AMI they will fad IN IT. uesidea les cheap
mess, that 1t is justly termed The Poor MANS
Friend" IL can be had In New Y rk at CAMP.
BELLS Drug ore, cor. Eigtih ave. AMI 2sth st. /;
lgbj4 hwery 272 Division ~. cor second ave
and 9Oth st. also, cor. Allen and Stanton SITS and
or, Ave. ID ind IL uston Il. la WILLIAMSON Oh
~ south Second st. scr South 9th aud STU sts ,
,pccta lie druggists. az Don't fail totry tide 2iao.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIL

NIUhoOANOE UF AN UKDEK OF THE
Surrogate of the County Of New York, notice Ia
hereby given " all persons having claims alyaiaAi
JACOB ID. WHlTMORK, late OF the city Of bath,
Maine, shipn4aStar, dsceaed, " presehs the aame
with vouchers thereof " the Suhacriher AZ the ore
o. HAwKIHs CorHREY, Counselors-at-L Law, No. 10
Wall street, In the city Of New York, on or be6Dre
the hrst day Of April next. Dated, New Yorl A. =
lIth day OF September, 1861
JAMES q. WHIrAoRR, Administrator.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or Tup

Surrogate II TIE County " New York, notice ia
bortty gwen b. ali pefgpns having claims against
BtNJAMIN SMITH, lata u 0fecnweh, Conn, de-
&C. ~ ~ present the with vouchers Thereof N
the Subscriber, At the Office u Ollie Cl aa At C,tnn
IL, West, ester Co., Now York, On sr before tie
Firri dny " J,nuary next.
Dated, NsW Yort,the 2lth day ufJune, 1901
TITUS MEAD, Administrator,
with vii annexed.
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EOR THE PILES

DIR. UPHAMS Vegetable EocsuAry Ia cvr-
.an sure for piles In every form. In the
4 this distressing Affection, and where all other
means have failed. the patient musi consult sho
Doctor personally Al his ofics, ssT Fourth 81 DR..
UphAm has devoted special attention W this disease
for more than % years, and may be consulted In
In the morning until O'Clock In the evening, al bis
Medical once, SSr Fourth S. I'd door from the R,Vg-
sry, between Bowery and Broadway. Y. O. WELLS
= Co, General Agents, llb Franklin a, NJ.
% T2en'13e
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- ly Pills are safe remedy for obstruction, &c,
dds, &c., cured by Ayras' Cherry Poctora scruf-
Ia, rheumatism, g., cured by Towtsond's s,rss-
aria. Kensdy's discovery, by GUION, 1871 Blw-
~, New York. nl9 72ac'112
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TAPsCo1T's LINE
Il or LIVERPOOL PACKETS,

Ut IAFTINVVL TNOhITb,
The subscribers continue ~ grant certia -a,eg 81
passage " and horu Liva ,ol, by their f,torite
llho Of paoSds, comprising la part the FLOWING
Hhits:-
WA TAPsCOTT, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
~ EADNUU"Ilr MANCHE5TEiL VIC DRY,
BENl. ADAtS CONSrELLATlOS,J.J :. BOYD,
WEST POINT, ESCORT, PHOENIX,
lNbERN STA FLOWER, CAMBRlAL,
Making, 'nSe'i''r with otLers, a ship every fvs
dSyH
Tho Subscribers are aiso aronta for the
LINE or LONDON PACKETS,
Por all OF Vii h they grant Certificates on liberal
terms.
REMTrTANCES To IRELAND, &c.
7. a Go. AlsD ,outuue to ISSUE drains, PAYABLE on
demand, throughout ENGLAND, ireland, so,tiNnd
ami Wales, NJ the Low EST RATES
CirculapS with III particulars uiny 10 had on Az.
pucatiUu II Nv letter, enclose postage stamp TO
TAFSCOTr O., 50 S,s'h ~, New York
dc 2iac'lOS. TAISCOTT SMITH A Co, Liverpool
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EIRF INSURANCE IN NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON SMITH. Vice. Presii,
OfOkuI ID. CRARY. Secretary,

GROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE con
ny-Othce No. ~ Wall 81. New Ynr1
building. C'Vh Capital, $500, 600, And sur,l
curtiJ inv stod. Injuries az inst To-, a,
y hre, At a. favorable rats W. other Conp.y
SAMPSON MOOgE Prs.l
JANIS @. Pl.ATT. Se,rs,.r,
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A RMY GooDS-INDTA RUBBER ARMY
II Blankets, HgyelUcks, .Conts C "a a., g., NJ
Wholesale and retail, ~ @ A BUNNER's, II John
NJ dow East of broadway d. 24ao'IN
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
5rrrvgu- oi ths County II New York, notice Is
herrty given a. all persons having claims against
JOIN ROACH, late Of the city Of New York. de-
o,s'd 10 present the sane,Vit vouchers theruf 10
tbe rul-siitr-- at the Office q T. James Glover EsI
No. Wall street, In the city u New York on car NO.
fore the fourth day " May next Dated, New Yorb,
Tire sSth day of O,toler 1sG1.
ELIZABETH ROACH, RxecutriS.
John IlOEH, kxsuutor
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
= Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice
Is hereby given 70 all persons having claims against
GEORGE LEWIS, late Of the City u New York, de-
ceased, - present ths same with vouchers thereof
W the Subscribers, at their office, No. SO Cedar 81
IN the City Of New York. on or before the th dav 81
April nsIt. Dated, New York. the Both day Of Ssp-
TENDER, lSSl. GEORGE LEWIS JR,
AUGUSTUS CLEVELAND,
ExscutOra
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of tho County Of New York, Motive b
hereby given 70 all persons having claims asains,
ceased, " present the same, with vouchers thersot
70 Me Subscriber, Al his stsre, No. 4 Bayard "a in
the city Of New York, or before the ibth dav Of
Angus, 1881 ~ ~
HUGH =. M>CAFFRY, AdnuInis,r.,or.
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EURS-FURS-FINEM MINK SABLE HALF
capes, dark and rich, We now sell from $40 10
$50 same as we sold last winter for s45; fine Mink
able quarter capes $40 81 SlS very dLe dArE Mink
ain Fur Depot IFS Chatham Square, cor. Mott 1t.
do 2lac'i26