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Criminal,


THEY DO NOT ALLOW profane swearing In
East Haddam CT. BESJAMIN BUrroS has Leon
lned u ana costs for indulging In the habit.
Iva scurrLE AT pnrsKrya SALOON NJ
Hartford, C., on Monday, gun was acci-
dcntally discharged, the load entering Jous
MoRAS's abdomen. lie died in two hours.
A rickroCKEr in Boston. while tho ulasteri,,
fell in n Catholic church, ON SUNDAY morniny
embraced the chance to follow his trade. IIe
was arrested
A room noy. AnAypoyrp ny uoru p,p,xrs,
at Cambridge, Mass, built himself a little mem
in which To slc.p being w,ithout f,,,I IA, ,yns
nearly frozen to death when found ON FridIv
night
A r,prv M AIS, Az, ,,o,,,,, .r,,,,
tered sl...nin, rnm c,r Cr;,. LII iiYhs f sh-
MIR, BAuNrsof s,G0 ON WnJnesJny ""a mi',,, TLo,' a
were discovered bcfor, tho train left and wrr,
arrested.
A ,y,yr,,,,r c,,,,, , =. a.
s,a,,o nr J,Ii,;,,, ,rn,,,a,,s ,. s. ~ ."1 h.s'
cJ Sovo, -, u'1Ia a U,I,, "as 'ou''' ~ r'soiI
,cd oii heJ ci'Ii'in,, y" 'vas o III , 'as-
Sakedncss 'e ""' "' '''' S'''''' A''
u, FOUR sIREEr hobbEhs At GAINEsToN,
YYhAHs ni''aS ~ raiu Oh u'e cluLehs on New
ien cno; lucy Baro,ed threo Behtiehieh anu
20, sloo rom one, rzoo from another, and
81" ""''" ''"' .''"''' ''o"' ''' ''''"'
WHILE FRA risiso AT TARGET, on Satur-
10y q. nuHue'n, va, younB man, hahiea ros-
TER, uhEfnarIediy went IN front as comrade
hred. Inc ball passed through his hoad and
struck the target h'ii All inch rom tho bulls
eye
A SMART NEGRO HAVING DONE SOMETHING
wrong, was sent to the police office at Mont
gomery, Ala, last week, with note requesting
him to have 80 ashes administered. Having
an inklng Of the object Of the letter, he got a
friend to deliver it, and to take tho whipping in
his place.
Mn. DAVID IT. WuIrr WAS ponrpp NJ hi.
oycrcoat from his wagon. at baltimore on
TbnrsJav ayenina nr;yin,, ~ h;s daU,',,,. vn
house to mass the nipbt h" hrced vi,iIanrs and
securing The doors and windoSs. nStwitLs,anJ'
ING, burglars entered and cleared OFF siOo worth
of booty. "'''A
Az vvrvv,,,.,. cov,,. o,. -.
San Fronaisc" orEhAroh, AZ
b"on arnnsaJ ~, 81 ia o. 49,; n"hti1 nas rScenty
~, an aIsnoia,ig, ,mJ Ill L" ~ Mn'W; s ne got
tbo ass,'mcd oh,ac, hoin .n9 ,b aeI ile uuas
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Iusiinn Trouble. In Texas.

lnE northern part Of Texas appears to I've in
state Of alarm from the proximity Of a largo
body Of Indians cncampcd geo miles from We,-
thcrford. The settlers arc fleeing into tho towns
for safety. Captain RoGEHs, of Ellis county,
has mounted and equipped 70 men, and is on his
way 10 join Captain CunESroS, who is cncamp-
ed near Bclknap with f'ty mon, waiting for ro-
dams are estimated at from 500 to 900 warriors,
and have over l,O0O horses in their possession.
Vast quantities " wood are cut aud piled up to
dry on the stream near their village. At Lost
Valley, December 10Th, Captain Ross had fight
chiefs son, lad years old, and a white woman
and her child, prisoners. The white woman had
been kidnapped in childhood. Copies Of books
were found with owners names on them, indi-
eating recent massacres. The excited Texans
scc negroes in these outrngcs, and claim that tho
Indians are instgatcd by abolitionists.
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Foreign Item Q.

Mr.. GEo. T. TRAIN, Of strcet-rsiiway fame.
has received permission to lay down an expert
mcntai line from Balls Pond TO tho city Of Lou-
don.
SIR WILLIAM =. ssow urges the formation Il
another Arctic Expedition, aud repudiates the
opinion that the fate II Sir John Franklins ex-
pcdition has been decided by tho lato voyage Il
the For.
CATHOLIC PRIEST Al FORK, France, has
boon recently fined go for planting potatoes ia
the cemetery. On appealing to the ImperiA
Court, at Toulouse, the fine was doubled instead
Of rcmittcd.
Mr. BowLnY or TIE LosnoS TIMES, vhs
was killed by the Chinese, will live in the histe-
ry Of journalism, as he il the first correspondent
Of daily paper who has received the crown sf
martyrdom while engaged IN his professional d.
ties IN distant land.
AnRANGEMESrs ARE MADE for housing seversa
thousands Of the homeless fugitiyes Of Syria n
the Government buildings Of St. Jean d'Acrc.
Through the initiative Of Lord SrRArpoRp pu
RADCLIFFE, the appeal to the Porte Of Lord
lnIiS RussrLI- and the Jealous agency Of Br
Henry BuLwEH this has been effected.
Tux NUMBER Of the Catholic parochial priest
hood (cNclusivc Of monks and others) an
over Europe, amounts TO 26O, 900, of which
Italy alone contains nearly 10000, France a.
900, Germany q, 900, and Spain 81 900. Thsrs
IL IN Italy one for every 2l1 inhabitants Of q
ages and sexes.
THE CROP or rIGs has been this year, vesv
abundant In Turkey, particularly in tho pashalfe
OF Alden, and in tho neighborhood OF Msgnosia.
During the season just finished, $1,000 camcls
laden with this fruit arrived at Smyrna, and
the export trade has consequently been very &C.
tive.
AN EXTRAORDINARY RAILWAY ACCIDENT be-
fcl train near Gainsborough, England, on the
10Th ult. The wheels of third class carrascs
came of, and II was dragged four miles on its
before wa hain al
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SYED ABDOoLLAI, professor Of Hindostani,
University College, London, sends to the Times
an extract from letter he has received from
India, describing an extraordinary fall Of mo
teoric stones, preceded and followed by most
singular physical commissions, at Dharam Sal,
among the mountains In the lower range south
Of the Himalaya. The writer says -" On the
2sth Of July horrible discordant noises rumbled
forth from the bowels Of the earth, following
each other with the utmost rapidity. Then
succeeded long and loud explosions, which
gradually decreased In degree aud duration.
Then came intensely luminous flames OF lire,
each flame about IL feet in length, shooting
with extreme velocity from north to south, Ms
though belched forth from the mouth of ord
nance Of extraordinary size and calibre. These
again were replaced 10y shower Of meteoric
stones, which, wherever they fell, ploughed up
the earth like 80 many cannon balls. ! sub
sequently strolled over the field Of de5truc-
ton, and discovered number Of boulders and
moteOric stones Of diverse forms and size, many
Of which bore Il great resemblance TO ordinary
cannon balls just discharged from tho engines
Of war, but which, when touched by me, felt
like 80 many pieces Of ice." No loss Of life or
personal injury Is reported in connection with
this strange freak Of nature.
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hIDisd HOME WITH MS DAUGHTER, on q LOAF
OF hay, from Toronto, G. W., on Friday night.
farmer felt drowsy and fell asleep, on arriving
tavern TO pass the night he was found sti6
frozen to death.
MAN PUT TWO DRUNKEN wowKN on the cars
at Philadelphia, on Monday, and the cooductcr
at once put them of. One fell prostrate. and =
policeman coming up, she ciune 20 his tns.s
while the other nearly strsngled him. and ~
was thrown down too. With the assistano. ~
hystanders the women were taken 10 the static.
house.
Mr.. JOHNSON CANADIAN SupyEyoe. es
through some weak ice, in crossing small lake.
about 20 miles from Lake Superior on Nev
Years day. II is feared that Mr.. HHRRIor.
another Surveyor, with three companions. hss
perishcd from cold, as the party has not bc<1
heard Of for three weeks, and they had only oos
weeks provisions.
LITTLE two-and-a-half year old daughter 4
Mrs. NJ METCALf, Of st. Louis, lately fell THROUGH
loose plank into deep well, when tho motSsr
instantly jumped in aud held the child at arms
length above tho water for nearly an honr, CALI
ing yainly for help. At last taking of her shoss
with the assistance Of a loose board the hero;e
mother managed to crawl near enongh to tho Ia
to throw her child beyond the edge Of tho Welt
and then cStricated herself. The first words ths
child spoke after the mother had caught 1t in the
well were, mother, don't cry we will got eat
yet. Fl"
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Information having reached the Post-O licc
Department that under an order Of the Governor
of South Carolina the correspondence of Major
ANDERSON and his command Is subjected to sur
vclancc Of the rost- Office, or others in authority
at Charleston, Mr.. Hour addressed letter to Mr..
llrGEH the Postmaster at Charleston, making
inquiry in the matter. He replied that "whon
the communication between tho city and Fort
was first intercepted, under the intense excite
ment, and in or Ter to avoid collision bctwccn un-
authorized parties, distinction was made, by or
der Of Gov. PiCkESs, in two instances, between
Oii iil AMI private letters for Major ANDERSON.
Subsequently, this decision seems to have been
rcconsilcrcd, aud have sent all mall matter for
Major ASpEIsOS, and for his command, under
sealed cover from this office, and continue TO do
50 10 this day, January 18th, A. opportunity oc-
Cured, and | do so without surveillance Of the
Post Office or other authority at Charleston"
Gov. ELLIS of North Carolina has written TO
the President, informing him that the forts
which were recently seized without authority
will bc promptly restored to the custody Of the
Government, accompanied by becoming ex-
preston Of his condemnation Of the lawlcss act.
This conduct stands out in marked contrast with
the revolutionary proceedings elsewhere.
Some Of the leading Sccessonists have become
ashamed Of the barbarous and cruel treatment to
which Major ANDERSON and his command have
been subjected, being cut OFT from all commune
cation with their friends, and denied tho oppor-
tunity Of procuring tho ordinary supplies and
provisions which are recognized among civilized
nations in a suspended state Of hostilitics. JEf-
PERSON DAVIS has written letter to Governor
PICKESs, urging him to change this policy,
which Mr.. HUNTER and others have endorsed
II may produced the desired effect, though Gov.
PICKKss has already lost all influence, and Is a
mere instrument in the hands VI reckless aud
desperate managers.
Several pcntlpmpn hayo arrival in this cit ~
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
This table is derived by comparison Of the First
Domestic DIarkets
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10, 1861.

WEDsBDAr, Jan. 10, 1861.
Asius-The market Is unchanged! the demand lair;
sales Of Pots at -, aud Pearls S5aS5 l2H.
PLoUR AND MEAL,-The inquiry for Western and
State Flour Is moderate, owing " the storm. Prices
Of the low grades are shade easier, and hear Of
small sales below our quotation,, which, hover
cannot be regaIdCd as fair exprssson OF the mar.
ket
The sales are GCOO bbls. at s. 25a$5 IS for Super
50 5OS5 GO for Choice do; - 65aS5 10 TOR the low
grades Of Western Extra, 81 TbaS5 30 Tor shipping
brands OF Round Hoop Extra Ohio, aud % 95i$T -
for the Letter brands Ofdo.
Canadian Flour In without much activity; the sup
ply Of Common brands In larger; sales Of 2G0 bbls al
D. J0aST % for Extras.
Southern Flour is freely offered and the low grades
ara easer there s more desire 10 realize sales q
1850 bbs, at - Case for mixed ~ god superfne
baltimore and Alexandria, and u ioasT 20 Tor the
better grBdes.
Rye Flour irn' tho supply is light; sales Of 200
Corn Meal u in fair supply and quiet; sales Of Jer.
ssy at 50 10, and Brandywine at % 10aS3 90.
=. hMGkwheat Flour Is In stoady request at % l9Ha
~ 81 ior 100 lbs.
wnakKn-The market Is firm and ARE actlye
sales OF 600 bbls. al lsxai9c.
GEAIs-The Wheat market opened quite dull and
heavy, and ere the close Of Change the prices yield
ed slightly; Ai the conclusion better demand pre-
The sales are 7G,4O0 bush. at sl 1oas1 q2x for
Chicago sPring-ths latter rate last evening; 81 goa
81 80 for Milwaukee Club $i s0aSl 81 for Amber
Iowa and Wisconsin; 81 80 for Red Western In store;
and 81 b4h for White Michigan.
Barley Is In fair request and s Arm; sales OF 5000
bush. Al Csc. for FourRowed State and T2c. for un-
sound Canada East, In store. Barley Malt s quiet al
s5a9bc. Oats arc Arm but quiet; sales OF Western
and Canadian st &c.,, and s6kc for State. Rye Is
not plenty and Ia Arm; sales Of 300 bbls. delivered at
the Railroad Depot h T2HaTtc.
Corn Is again lower and Is not very active; Tho vet
weather checks business; sales Of 81 800 BUSH n TOc
for wessern Mixed in store; Tic. for do. delivered,
and T8a14c for Old Round Yellow.
PsoyIsIoss = The demand for Pork Is fair, and the
market Is bssssr sales Of 100 bbs at $lI % SlI 30
Mos sis fOr heavy uninspected, and $ls ia sla Is
for phms.
Bssf Is In limited request and Is steady; sales Of
1St bbls At % TO % 10 tor Rspacked Meas, and 30
3l0 70 i0s sxtTp.
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F I N A N CT A L, 60.
NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY Ian 10

The stock market today was sdvercly influenced
by the advance Of one per cent In the Bank Of Eng
land rate Of discount and consequent fall In Ameri
can securities In London. To what extent this news
operated our table Of fluctuations will show As bu.
sinoss pugi ossod better feeling prevailed and the
market more than recovered ths close The exci,e-
men, In ILL., Central continues the stock having stea-
Oily advanced TO So against 76 three days ago. Tho
floating supply Of the street having become absorbed
sellers on options have lost heavily. Small sales OF
U. 8. skies Of 1sGT made at 9T, and Of fves Of
leCo at si. For fyes OF 1874, o3k was asked. State
stocks were little lower. We notice but little change
In RailIoad bonds.
The Park Bank publishes In the Times this morn.
ing an opinion Of It's counsel, Judge EpwARps, rcla
tive 10 the custody Of the city and county money,
held by II on deposit. Mr.. EDWARDS says
II the deposit is " bc regarded tho ind di,idu.
DEPOSIT OF N. o. Plarr, II cannot DO paid to Mr. Dxv-
LIN without Mr.. PLArrs consent and he Is ~ lar
from conscnting that he has forbidden the bank To
pay out any money except upon regular warrants, ~
provided by the ordinances II II Is " bc regarded
rs dcIpsit IL public moneys, subject to the control
OF pubic uticnares, II can bc paid out only in tho
mode prescribed Ivy law or ordinance.
In neither aspect would the bank bc justihd In
paying on these Papers on this dema, Il.
proper test would be to suppose that the Park
Bank should comply with this demand aud hand
over the whole amount N Nj. Devils; that the
amount, and the tsnk should set up the payment To
M. DEyLIs ~ defcnco-wuuld the defence he goud'
| very much doult II. On the other hand, think
the answer OF the corporation 30 the driClce would
bc complete, namely that the bank hai resolved and
hcd the money with knowlcd ye Of the ordinance and
statute md In recognition Of the Obligations thereby
imposed On Il as the depository, and had pad 1t out
not IN conformity with their requirement, but In de-
parturc from them, and therefore had Paid the mJ-
ney in their own wrong.
The following is comparative statement Of the ex.
ports exclusive of spocie) from New York 10 foreign
ports, for the week and since Januaryl
lSGO. lSGi.
Total for the week Se,Ol3,iOl
Previously reported. l,Oi2,SlI 2,yl3II5
Since January lst 2,53T,T26 S5,Ol9,iis
The exports, IL will be scon continue sctivc
scale
The London Srcs by the Bremen OF January LIST,
says;
"Amcricnn railway securities were likewise heavy
quoted 81 to 80 dis, ani New York and Erie,
J3 To n"
In money matters we notice no new eHurc The
general rate for prime bills IL to 10 per cent with
exceptional transsc,o ~. The forei yi exchange
market eo-ed steady at 1OSX IOoa Tor leading bills
on London, and 5.3b On Paris.
The following are the currency quotations for tho
week, corrected for from the rates current at the
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Anericnn Hospitality Acknowledged.

The London 7imes, in its review Of the events
OF the past year, thus alluded to the hospitable
reception given to the Prince Of Wales by tho
freepen Of America:
freemn alone have 10 In their power u Offer
hospitality ~ Princes, because they can Withhold IL
at their pleasure. II the name OF the QUxs had not
deserved and commanded universal respect, not
town In Canada would have troubled itself with an
nectaiiun Of goodwill ~ her representative and heir
Tbs ovation which was awarded " the Prince Of
Wales IN all PARTS OF the United States still more
satisfactory and remarkable. The imaginative
or even isnciful feeling which causes Ameri-
cans 10 feel Az interest IN tho royal family OF Eng
land ts not the less strong because II is wholly ur-
connected with political relations. A republic n
WHO has never conceived the possibility OF living
under monarchy feels himself at liberty TO ad mi
without scrupe the highest impersonatliu of fo-tno
and historic greatness which belongs b. his bio d
and language. The great qualities which have len
the present reign unstaucd lyy even q pcrsol al
error, have confirmed the disposition 81 An r
leans, and especially Of American women, to
iecognizo IN tho Queen of England the 80.
cial chief Of their race. Tic youth Of the prin O.
the grace of his manners, and the uniform 20 d
Judgment which he displayed, were well calcu It'd
to sustain the enthusiasm which was excited by his
name and paroiltage. IL cannot be doubted tina,
thinking Americans wished nj the same time To
a"thc the aspcrtics which have too often arisen be-
tween the great Republic aud the mother country.
~ u the duty Of EusIsmen heartily ~ accept and to
rWirfyCae an uppurtunc AMI generous overture. The
interchange of good wishes may commence with
COZ dh desire lot pC'cesbo and prosperous solution
oi tho ser uts political dfhcultics when now menace
the Hsitty ul the Umun.
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IN THE MATTER OF CONTINUING THE

i re- Of the oopsrtnershlp name Of PHELPS DODGE
3 Company-City and County Of New York. The un-
dsr6ned continuing the uss Of the eopartncrshP name
Of PHELPS, DODGE Company, hereby oirtfy and
Abode q the persons dealing under such copinershp
WILLIAM u DODGE, JAMES sT9KEs, WlLLIAx WlLLIAsx
T. DODGE, Junior, ID. WILLIS JAMES and ANsQN
g. PHELPs STOKES, all In the city Of NV York
that their principal place Of bune u thu city OF New
Hosk and that they continue to have business rstions
s,'SS sSs9t. md th,. ss y .sS g, g.
psItnss.hip from this date Nes York, January 1T,
WILLS JAMES, Atty JAMES sr0Kks, " y
12D9E u, p. WILLIS gAaES ANSoS y q PHEtPs H. ,hs
dy snaaIy, one thOS:spd sissi SpndsS% hSb sRa N
lAllS sEOKES WILLIAM L q LpoiHEi Ss9 Sg99iSrl Sl
ssribed n and Who ersoatsd The foresoins ctihcsie
lams.. And the MD p WILLIS JAMES sl.o .shnov,
nedsed befoge that be executed the aams - the st
and deed q DANIEL JAMES, also therein described,
b. virtue q power q attorney duly exe9sed ~ the
recorded IN the office Of the Rasster q tie City and
Coanty q New York. JOHN J. LArTlNG' Notary
pnblis. JAIL zlS
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MACHINERY, 20.
TICKS ANTLFRICTION MACHINE,
- POR PUNCHING, sHEARlN9
AND Pressing IRON, 10,

1IhabR shyINr HhtHiSrs M TiE WoRi.n I'D
Friction all but done away with, next 70 no oil 4 70
CURED IN running them and no repairs are needed for
power for Shearns and Punching Iron, 10 ono Inch In
shioknes with percepable effort, doing the work In
We refs 70 the largest and most suooesfn establish
msn. IN the country 70 learn ths value q tho various
Coora HEwsrN Trenton, n J.; CoaLIss 5lnAx EN-
sn. Co.; Proytdsnee, r. J. Z b. W; ": C9ssI,L, ~, NJ
nnIA Detroit, Mich. CoLLEs A!s fAoIoar, Colins-
Virslnis iliinois, Georsis Ohio, DO, Ss, many q
whom .hsr using them or t.o q three years say they
cot and others say that In comparison with other
machines knoyn 10 them that they pay for their cost In
syery sx month"; u-e.
Al orders promptly attended 10, and al iniormatisn
given by
sOLE AGENTS, Sss PEARL 5TREEr
Sas tf~21l NEW YORK.
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nIME sAyINGs-UNION DIME SAYINGS

nIME SAVINGS-UNION DIME SAVINGS
~ Bank, 42g Canal street, corner Of Yarick Areet
open daily from 10 until 2 and D 70 p. n siI pet
cent interest allowed Ten cent? deposited each d ior
1hi. Bank has received IN 1sx months from @1l0 de-
Positors, S3s3l0S b.. INSTANCES OF SAVINGS >
SGl s ssS ns s h f noT Sspc ca s.pS. ps
want girl made her frst depost on Nay u, 1869, and
nov has " her credit s40T 20. The above are only
January 9,th, will bear inter,st from ,Jsnusry ls ~
cretary. dl2 70 jalyr140
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Major AnleruOu.

This officer, whose name is now household
word, is considered one of the best artierists in
the army. lie is the author Of the standard book
on that arm Of the service, used at West Point
and in tho army. The country may rest assured
that II he uses his guns at all, hc will use them
,seU
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NEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.

STEVENS BROTHER CO.,
22s PEARL sTRIEET NEW YORK,
GINEs and BOILERS, W0OQwORTHS PLANERS
LEATHER ERUBBER BEi.TfSa,
BAIBfT Arp OTHnR COkPnsiTiQN 1ErAIS,
SOIE ENANUFkCTURERs OF
bEpksrr H rffSSTss Ss,sSEHssds APsi fasssfH sssoa
HAHRiS' PATENT SITTING MACHINES.
nfYSEYSD DOUBLE-ACTN BALL vALVR
PORTABLE sCALEs N GREAT VARIETY,
And many 0hsr valuable Articles.
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|T EHIGH METALLIC PAINT-THR UN-
~ dergned, agents for this invaluable paint are pro
prlcea They warrant the article TO be
2 .py % old in this ,nnn maIiS bsns Ss fully 70 Is
1ood and canvas has no equal. Brick buildings
S1x for many yssrsst sboat one thipd tRs ppoe q
pure lead IT worth yasty Tor all sueh purposss
STEVENS, BROTHER a Co,
hs TRIO IN Pearl a., New YORK
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PERSONAL NOTICES:

ROUNTY LAND-SOLDIERS, SAILORS,
seoesssly prossouisd by the sbseribsr In all easss
Shsze Valid claim exists Particular attenton given
% nupended claims CALVIN w. SMITH, e6oath
EAsf oorner Of Chamber ADD Chatham sTests.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THE

NOTICE OF APPLICATION fOk IhE
70 the provisions Of the third article q tho irst title Of
the 9th chsPsr q The ,eSond part Of the kysed stat
Notice fret Pubish 4 November l4th, lsp; Creditors
70 appear b fore tn, JOHN Il. BRADY, ono OF tho
Judges OF the Court OF Common Pleas Tor the city and
county Of New York t the ohambers Of said Court In
the CITY Hall Of the city OF New YORK, on thu second day
m, II any they have why an s-.sgnment o. the said
insolve t tst should not BE- made and he discharged
from his debts, JAMES CORNELL. lnsolvent.
mold l0NT5S
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MONEY TO L0AN-S2OO.0 900 TO LOAN
- ss Sn send and more.se > Gums 'osut sppsisanh.s
Apply at wM II. -hrTCHELiS Real aSssts otsic.s n
CsoA< stbe<weeQ Bgoadway and Nsaaa a las S4Acslao