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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
Twentieth Ward Regular Republican

NOMINATIONS.
At the st Charter election the Republican vote was divided
follows:
CANDIDATES sIScLAIF CANDIDATES oP THg rrcKRR
ASSOCIATIONS. AstOCIATloN
For Councilman. For fOsnciimdn.
Daniel Townsend O69 Daniel r. Oavtt.. .S62
For 6 ioel Trustee For School TrVs,ee.
James L. HASTE ....1 223 Daniel T. Smh.........7l5
Fer Constable. For Constable -
Joseph stner 9i John Y Baker. S25
showing average majority Of 27s votes in favor OF the
SINCLAIR ASSOCIATION. For School Commissioner
John Quackenbuh received the entire Republican vote Mr.
Sinclair having withdrawn n hs fyor but be neyerthe
defeated The above make clear that voters
who wish defeat the Democratic candidates should vote
the following ticket:
GEORGE OPDYKE.
For Councilman,
ALFRED X. BOUrH.
For school CominissoneT,
SAMUEL SINCLAIR
For School Inspector,
WILLIAM ROSS.
For School Trustees
MATTfuW MCDOUGAL,
JAMES L. HASTE,
In order 10 defeat the above ticket another ticket haf been
put In nomination within three days headed BY JOHN
QUACKENBUSH for School Commi,.ioner Voters beware
CHARLES NETTLErON
Chairman Executive Committee
Peoples Union and Taxpayers ADti-Hnckiey
Contract.
For Councilmon for the With Senatorial District;
THOMAS STEVENSON,
ABRAHAM LENT
ALEXANDER IA. KEECH,
WILLIAM II. GEDNEY,
HARVEY It. CLEVELAND,
JOHN MARALIUS.
By order Of Peoples Union Convention.
A. J. H. DUGANNE Chairman.
bOSgs1o DE'erE sscret.ri..
"
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6peclal Noilres.

6ueual Notires.
American Institute Farmers Club will meet
its rooms ia the Cooper Union Building, THIS DAY
fMondlyl at y o'clock m. SubJect Cuttings" Admission
free
JOHN W. CHAMBERS, Rec. Sec, pro ten.
General society Of Mechanics aud Tradesmen.
The second lecture the for 1852 III b. given by
the Rev w II. MLBURN at Clinton Hall, Astcrplsee,
MONDAY EVENING, Dec 2, TO commence al O'Clock
Sub sct What Blind Man saw in England"
Jeaerson nj Monticello. The Rev. Dr. PIERsoN
viii deliver hi SECOND LECTURE at Irving iisl Moh-
DAY EVENING, Dec 2. Tickets 25 cents-st Randophs
and the Door. To commence at Y o'clock
No,ice.-The Rev. J. c. DUTCHER will Lecture n Union
Reformed Dutch Church. 6th-ay, opposite AmiD g., Ihls
MONDAY EVENING Dee. 3 at u o'clock Subject Little
Thing" Tickets % cents.
The Anniversary IIeeting for the Election of Man
ayers Tor the Colored Ophan Asylum viii be held s No. 81
last 3-tst MONDAY, the 9th OF December at o'clock
y. M.
The United states steamer Ph0dc Island
will sail the ID inst and will take hA lis Or PoT' Royal
Sey Wet Fort Pekens and a! the Bloctadns Ves-e'.
Theodore Tilton, esq,
VIII deliver Lecture in the place Methodist Episcopal
Church, of Heurys, and lstpisce, BL.oAyn on
MONDAY EVENING Dec. 2. Subject, The Lates.
Questions Of the War" EIereises to commence Al q
o'clsct with Singing BY Qnarette Club Tho Lecture vi"
begin at O'Clock Tickets Is cents
Afsr the harsh notes OF the war drum were rolled
uprou-ing tbe vol from the depths Of his lair;
On high the gust stresm-d the banners red fold,
the d-sh close OF Hate sod the coal Of Despair
The Rev. Nathan Hubbeii will deliver Lecture at
Morrifsnia Hail. Mousania, on MONDAY EVENING, Dec.
. 1861 at p. subect-'Nspoeon Bonspsr;e" Tickets
cents Children OF whsieveT age, who attend Sabbath
week day schools 10 each Tickets 30 be had a the
aud the door Literary Associsons and Others
ats arrangements reasonable by addressing the
Lecturer, at Harlem ~ \.
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a, Third Ward school 0ncers.-Peopcs and Union
rotnbstion, irrespective Ct pay.For Conn iol IRA
A. LIBBY; for Inspector NAfB4EIFI HIGGINS, FOR
Trustees, SAMUEL n. LECOMTE, JOHN SUR, 10 fl
ssespciss, 'osEPH H. WblTf, JAliEs McCLusAEY
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Great Inducements are Offered by the FIRST RFGl


MFNT < y T. 10 able bodied dcsng 10 enlist It Is
commanded by Col GtRRkT DYCKMAN the hero OF tie
Mexican war, aud at Newport News sl has been in
.sryice snc, April last aud i. thoroughly proficient i1 org
1son and d swon IN for two years Il has but 70 months
10 serve being then honorAby discharged aud each
c,Ivins bounty OF leo lew wanted to increase
10 rs full Standard who application the Recruiting
Depc No ia GrsndsL, will a. be mustered 10, ecey
iuR Day and uniform snd be sent 20 the sest Of
Lieut.. Co. J. FRED. PIERs0N. Recruiting Officer
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U,EpineuiI ZOuaves.-Tha SECOND BAIrALiON
OF this Splendid regiment will follow The h which has len
for the Of with dispatch Recruits viii be received
az the different e. the PAX well other recuHg
stations also at the Principal Ouaters No u Whi'esI
where a deseter u. ho desne join thea regiment may
once they will he severely deal, with By order
". MERIITI. MAJOR "a Battalion.
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Gffh Regiment told 9th Regmeut), Col PINCkNEf,
now at the seat OF Virginia Recruiting Oice NO SO
broadway Paw commences Immediately upon enlistment
and rscnit. are forwarded daily. Relief for families also
commences ue edaey A2d LieutenantcY Is vacant which
al me given 10 any officer furnishing thty Band Is
sso wanted Apply No 437 Broadway, I'd floor: front
Capt J, D rLhiihANNi hsoiui'ins ohN'i'
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Regimen of Volunteer Engineers.

Col. EDWARD W SERRELl Leat,Col JAMES z.
HALL, Major RICHARD BUTT
This regiment has been accepted by tc War DEPARTMENT
and one h,f OF Il Is Hilton Head, c. the balance
10 60 within three weeks ai the iugthest.
friyates 81 this regiment to be 0ad
(ti7) SEVENTEEN DOLLAEs PER MONTH
few more rgge- boat buiders shipcsrpenters ponts
ners ba ksmiths miners choppers lumbsrmen Daeinss
rocknen wheewTsht- boernakers and rsilroadefs VIII
be received 20 complete the regiment. , ,
Recruits under pay mustered into service ard furnished
with quarters and rations At once.
None but healthy and competent worku en- need apply
The families the soldiers cared ior by the auth oriie
Headauarers at the OF Chambers snd Chatham sts
Punishment for thee years, OF during the war
NeW.York Nov %, 1861
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~, \. Mastering Oiice.-Ohcers Of Volunteers
should nave written authority from their Colonies to recruit
a. evidence to the IT, s. Mastering Officers for transportation
or settlement of accounts. This en authority should also
be by the United States mastering and Dsoursin
officer. -, -, , Al.
aboVe mi 4, coufOrme ed TO.
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Rocker pattalion Cor the Army Of lhe Poie.

To CAPTAINS OF Independent Companies.-A
rae chance TO get UNIFORMS at Gray scse,s
I'M Regiment pattern SO pas Pants do. do 20 blue
Oyercoats regulation These goods made In the best
manner for Company who failed to complete their oa-
sse,nr. nv annlying 10 n. q. BAILEY,
No 8Psrk-place. New-York
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miscellaneous.

NURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS, &C.,
L bought for ready money. No. rs 6hav between 9Th
and lOth-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

LAYpIse FOR MAS-o-WAR BoATs.-At ain"es
any hear CT the day We may row witness nc
crews in tie barge, pnnace, or launch, Of some war
vessel American foreign, careerng over the ws'er
in the vicinity Of the Battery. There have eees Tor
many wee past, half dozen naval vessels ~
anchor in TIE harbor At present We hsve the French
steamers Catinet and jerome Napoleon, the Brazilian
sore steam corvette Beberbe, beside three or icar
American war shps, and not long since we had Spa'-
ish. Italian and other foreign representatives And
vet we have no decent lsnding-place for man-o-wss
boats around the whole city. At the Battery, the best
accom- modations provided consist OF reSety flight u
wooden stairs originally built by some two-shiI'ine
boetman at an expense Of not more than two or three
dollars. The Governors Island barge landing is rot
much BETTER though necessarily kept In toernble repair.
We observe, ALSO that oystermen permitted 70 hl
up the harhor in the vicinity Of the latter landing,
with oystershells, which have accumulated for years.
The sooner the proper authorities build good perms-
nent, commodous, stone landngplace for boats, The
better for the reputation Of the port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

SuIcIDE.-On Thursday, Coroner Schirmsr heldlh In
quest at No. Il Mlngin street. ON the body Of Henry
wager, native Of Germany, 81 years OF age It sp-
pears that deceased was out of employment, and I'M
family relations had been rather unhappy, and -
Wednesday evening having come to the conclusion :"
abbreyiate his time on earth, he went TO drug sos
and informed the clerk that he had resolves upon snI
eide, requesting some poison with which to carry 0"
his idea. harmless powder was given 70 him, ea'
declined to operates so finding that he was sun awe,
be went to another druggists store and sfsed ,0s
senc With which to Il rats Here he proearso ,~
poison. and he was soon afterward found dead.
Jury rendered verdict in accordance with the Ae~"
the ease.
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rates have been established the consequences partly Of
the rush for the National loan.
The Specie list Of the Africa is:

Messrs. wilmerdng, HOguet & Humbert sold cat
alogue of French fancy goods, which brought pretty
good prices.
Messrs Haggery & Co. had an offering OF nOeons
and millinery goods butt did Lot attract much attention
and was Of no consequence.
Messrs. Rudderow, Jones s. Co., Lockwoods Broth
ers & Underhill and William TOpkins e. Co., all held
their regular sales to-day which attracted the usual at
tendance, but large special lines were offered
worthy of particular mention.
1OmpsOn's Bank Note Reporter remarks:
Our assertion, In last weeks ISSUE that this State would pay
on is dgbt without borrowing for years has
founded the banking teTe If the Stste Tie following 6gues
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OFyIcE OF CosnIs,lRY oy sgBsisrKBcK, I
No. 8 Safest. New. York. espt. Il ID6l.

OFFICE CosnIsslRY or BUBsisrKBck, I
No Safest, New Yok, Sept. IL, 1861
PROPOSALS viii be received by the undersigned
uu,il o'clock m Of TUESDAY th. l5th i.s for ,o
STOKES, as follows:
$50 00O pounds Rice.
200 900 pounds prime Rio Coffee
200 900 pounds ioAs ed prime Ro Coffee.
half Of each be ready for delivery the fsd end the
The Green Coffee to be pscled In double sacks hundred
Ssd cotton .ta outside sscs Of quality strong
sunny bags both sacks be 'ewed close and the to
%oand and s.wsd strongly The
packed in ees tight spirit ssre Phee TO inads eosi OF
separate proposals will BE- required for each .tcs IN
which reference must Se made 70 thor proper ~.
inspected and compared with retained samples Bidders may
Tho pr.e ysey q store. above described 6s having
sces Of similar Kinds at liberty 70 send In proposals.
", Ssss win Is. eI. % o d
identity Of the coffee with sgb'erbed guaranty Of the
which the purchase wa. made. Those wen inowp
at this office VII peas refer by ceasebt q ie,erses 70 .9s
Ipon'st TO net their sas. az 40. 70 BE v
A. b. EATON, Major and Com. Sub, U. 9. A.
CoL1soroRs cYrIcz. NTw.Yoxr. Sept. u. 1861.
PROPOSALS for SHIP CHANDLERY.-
PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office until sATUk-
ss s on ats i s Ri e: s s .
Anchors and kedges. Hemp ilswsen.
BIOOaas, Hickory. Housiine.
Brooms Corn Hooks ard Ibmblss
Eunung all eoloTS foil width. JUNK
Bunting 81 colosf half width. Leather, rifging
bIoebs, iiicti0n rollers, per iueh Leather, pump
pff theays Lumbeg, white pine elsy.
Blocks. iron bushtd. Oakum.
CoTdase tsrred hemp, patent OIL sperm winter strained
Corc7gc, bot rope on. funEl,r.
Corenge, Manila. OF Huesd boiled.
Cordagr, chain. OF, row.
Canvss, Ho!sndsA A. Paint black lsl.
Canvas American hemp. Pslnt white LEAD an sll-freun1
Canvas, Cotton No. 2. Powder cannon
Canvas, Cotton NO. 3 Powder, printing
Canvas, Cotton No. .. Soup brown.
Canvas Cotton No. 10. spun Yarn
liswsera Manila Ok wood, sawed and dAsvsrsd
All articles required pe enumerated 20 be furnished at the
low est market price. HIRAM BARNEY, ColsetT.
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Ilropcsdls.
oyy,cr oy coxsra.Rr OF srsl.rrycs, /,

no 8 State.st, New York, Sept H. 1901.
ARMY SUPPLIES.-Proposals Will be received y ,,i
~ bv tie undersigned until o'clok III KsDA l. me
1871 inst sapgiag OE Of the United States Army
L For delivery on he l., Of October 1861.
2ls7 barrels htquaity Mess Pos, full sated |Oo 10 meat
s 5 pounds Ristquaity 2kea Bacon Sides clip covers
packed In Il i e'ces OF about so pounds eseh. ht an,
4s8i5 pounds Equality smoked Bacon shoulders 'naA cut
SIS pounds quality smoked Hams, clip covers packed
100 barrel. hqoaiis fun aud regular Erts Meas Beef to
be ful sailed 200 pounds Of meat ~, p, . - .,,d 1,
boe of 2aands bread each boxes 10 be seasoned
Tuq bottom and top Of single pieces or II too pieces " %
50 ta.heis prime qusits While Beans Pes Split Peas
in ordinary barrels thoroughly coopered and 10 GOO odei
1888 POUNDS prime Rio Coffee in clesn bright 'pii oeIie
$3.50 pounds Prime Rio Coffee roasted and ground III eesn
$50 paand. coed quality Black hs oOlons, one half
SSG pounds refined Brhy Yellow Coffee Sugar or The best
quality clean Dry suga in ordinary s'rts
ounces to lie pound one hilfe. and one hsifl2s
9S EShes of ,ood clean dry fine Salt, in ,trsns, tight
weiLeoopered barrels u quarts 10 the bushel.
500 gallons good Mc.sstes Sirup IN barrels OF nall barrels
600 poand fTs, quality Dried Apple. in light barrel.
For delivery the Sch Of October 1861 the same quantity
So 5s,vv en- N. 18th Of October 1861 the quantity "
on the 2d foctObe 1851 the same quantity
anal samples in labeled boxes accompany The proposals
vfsn rscSe SEPARATE proposals will be required for each
e In which reference be made TO their proper i.n'
Pies Certificates inspection si be required oI AZ the meats
erifyipr on tie part Of she seller thelF present quality con
don lie meats win also b. examined and passed upon by
Robert P. Getty, Inspector the psf Of the United state,
TIE sellers bfme with date OF purchase required on each
pac be -trlpped with hight hickory ttas
All the stores will be carefully inspected before their delivery
and fully compared WITH III retained san e. Bidder. may
prcpos. TIE whole any o. each article The stores ere
free OF al 10 tie United States al
vue AID orInsry points Of delivery IN The cities of New
York OF Brs o.yn Snch portion the articles except meat,
as may b. rl ed to be delivered tle pab house 80
sste.st shall delivered without cost 10 the United
states 70 having pecise variety oil stores shove
3esib.l BAL HAVING articles Il nlar kinds b.rty 10
seud 10 rspo.a which vii receive attention according TO
f0 A. 4. EATON,
MpiJr and Com. Suo. L. < A.
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6ouses ano farms ioamea.

L'ARM WANTED in EXCHANGE for BROOK
L. LYN PRCPERTY.-A Farm Of about rs OF finely
proved land located within hours ride Of th. city healthy
IOcaon and good a;e 10 Tsilrosd vita modern
s<elhng and owed outbuidings In good order 10 be
changed for frstcisss foursory bIowntoneont HOUSES
few mnoes' walk FROM the with
passing tbs block containing ali the modern improvements
hrst-ca plumbing Conceded the most desirable
residences In tive city. Address
w A. TOWNSEND, P. o. Box Nc. 1891 NY.
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su3I .wte Sheriff Of the City and County Of sew.YoL
WHEREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL COM

WHEREAS the LINDELL HOTEL COM
a s,d s:' ID shs s az e RRssss
Oos Of County In Book No 49, Of page ia and also
By H. ns ssa Sts 'I ps,. as comsoy Of and supple
mental 70 deed did convey snto WILLIAM MOH-
RsoN EDwARp sREDELL and 4, hdss No ,s q
the City Of st. Louis and described q. follows
G on Wshngon syenas BY one hundred sad hty feet
IN depth and bounded south By Washington avenue east
s.h north % the north Inc Of the nss na S' sS
Seventh street Second certain lot piece Of ground situate
On .. s oS IS street BY one thirty feet deep
On Green street. be the more or e being iot s
dsn.ed the plat Of the lot, .d out ss %'ss % so
bounded 90 II. sr BY No 30 Lid by Chhay. the
.ss y S'sn s sss or q;
we've made said Morrison, BIedei and pcs IA uus. 70
ns 70 four hundred do being eight hundred bond:
1--WE hundred dollar; each payable IN zen @ p
I2ds OF bearer with per interest semi ahnn
ally nom date all payable 81 the BANK OF comas,es
and whereas ssIS Ssasa boas an, part there
OF should become due sEd remain unpaid io niity ea1
The maturity thereof then Of such default 'hs said
Wfsss. aid COMPANY b.. . Os Ell .;S b SsSS:
amounting three hundred and eight thousand ooas Az
Of Tn Che iaaaes . R due
than thirty days aud still unpaid although some Of ell OIL
has ss been assiore We WILLIAM ~ MORRISON EDWARD
BnkDELL and DICK Trustees. =. hsS
,ths aas Of sny .oe S9 %h tho provisions Of sd
A. m on the twenty second day Of October eishssn hun
died and yO9e aud between me hour o. s, dss At the
es., front door ths Court Houss 10 The city o. o. Gou
.Ou proceed g .s hs sIo'i se ss "a sass pay
holders q .sd bond. The smosn,' dSs ~. sSssea
chsIgss ls, may be rs,aos Inosf Va
EDWARD EREpELL T'u.isrs
kKANkLIN A. DICK
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PRizE VESSELS TO BE USED as GrksoAI'.,-m.
Stewart L. Woodford, the Assistant tni'sd o's'~
District-Attorney applied for an order einp'"s, 49,
tbe Pile Commissioners to open the ha'ene' " :.
prize vessels in tits port in order that they may
amined by the agent of the Navy DePartnen, COW =
ibis ci,y with view, il found suitable, Of u'los '.
% opnboas for the Government the value OIL me w.
sols 70 be paid into Court by the Government ~
Court granted tie motion. a
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proposed loan remain placed" The bsnks may ess
lepa the money they please uhsA The specfsd
arrives.
And With respect 10 che nsta!lment taken By hs
bsnt there an UNPLEASANT clause that "overdus TrecssrH
Notes. and so dsyS Treasury Notes be token In psyne
instead Of the Government has already
ing largely 1t could In the market ths option WI b
extensively exercised.
On the whole Mr. Chsss win eyplsins1 last esa
some money bat will be doled to hin very esuticuslyS
and VIII bear resemblance ell to the large hgures witt
which the American imssnaiion loves to crafty iseK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

CoLrIsios Asp Loss or Llrr.-Ihe seh0oS 80.
.eph of Boston, while lying of The Battery On
day night, was run into by an unknown IT.
bsyine canal boat 10 tow. which carried ss-y -.
ho,n, ca,raer stowe IN bow. md did ether dAnA
On Fraay morning, while getting the po'e0- a
~ oD CT. .l.uS, ard second officer nf'.'s
u,s-. el.ps.i'- aged n yeas feJ ess''r
L,.i H., Bal, a..s l,s Lerl isevss;so.
z.taJ
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Bnriliila fiuio, Oils, &sf.

I IGHT LIGHT LIGHT A GREAT VIC
A. ToRfCsmphene and Fluid exetninsted and Coal Oh
King The
UNION COAL OIL BURNER
gives the greatest light the world from single lamp
vita danger by explosion and half nythDg
In C.npbeae Lamps altered at small expense and
ssl- to only ~ BNoDe Of these Lamps
x-gDe with stamp Of patent applied for 10 front OF the
borper sud without which It unlawful make sell my
improvement. Lamps altered place 10 the city or by
.res the country ics by letter otherwise being left
place business No 81 Cath aTines City
Ssasssss ion Is guaranteed before payment /, asked
JOHN NULVANY.
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Real estate for Sale.


4 HOME for SALE-Puce TO suit the times.
n House new pretty. ed welbuit from one 60 three
Of hue; easy Apply to Station MASTER South
Orange. a. Drug Store cor Bo~ery and tth St
GOUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE, situated
~ sfa mile sog Poushkeeps embracing % acres Of LsDd
superior Bosings large Apple Orchard plenty o. Cherries
Grapes sud The Berries large supply OF Muck and
Shell Mar ready for Immediate For f rticls inquire
sfRA l. JELIFFE, No. lit Center-row West Warrington
Mszket, New-Yok
NOR SALE.--A FARM for SALE or TO EA-
CHANGE for city property, Bridgeport Conn, con
suing thirty dwelling bOuss, barn, and out-houes
young orchard and between three aud four OF woodland
For pnrtenars Inquire Of w. H. DIkEMAN at the Con-
eers oee Of the subscriber the Prens,s Easton,
eept II 1901. II. MASON DIKEMAN.
DARE CHANCE.-A splendid suburban RESI-
HI DENCE and FRUIT FARM Of 20 scyes q Low oGeled
soca,ed Hudson Columbia County, N Y within mile Of all
dsos dpots and business parts OF the city the buildings are all
Yam ia the highest Of cultivation Garden and
Orchard very extensive containing all the beet varieties Of fruit
Grounds lsefay laid out and highly onAmented Location
ensurpassed Price $4,000 which far below Terms Of
syeut made For further PARTICULARS inquire Of sqbscr-
bsf on the premises. SOLOMON V. CLIFFORD,
Hudson, Columbia County, N. Y.
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tfar-,rts sf produre.

Sent i3-sls5 bbls Flour SIS bbl.. Corn Mesl 10 bta
NIfky 2 lg4 bush Wheat les 78 bush Corn, I'll bush
Dat. 1884 bush Seed 29 pigs Provisions j. &C. Ashes a ass
OIL. Gale, 2l4 DO. Lard, III kegs Lard.
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Boots, Gjoes, &r.

At $3-DOUBLE-SOLE SHOES. Al.o. at
"A % So Quilted CONGRESS oAlTERs . Dew styl. a,
JONES's Nol 10 aud u Annst
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I Y. SUPREME coURT.-wHLIAM II;

NJ Y SUPREME COURT.-Wll.LIAM II.
IN. BARTLETT and FREDERiCKA BAltIl Ut against
GEORGE IL. SOSRl5 Seth Gle. Abram Parish he5 1uSss
w. Benuer Cana lei King Charles L koyn IDS, re i-fcf W.
Deyos and Chatg r3ttSunmons og Tsil ON not Der.
To the above nanei defendants and each Of hru ron e
hereby luoned required the comItut IN his
seton which will hed In the office II the Cisfk 81 the
County Il Suffolk Al Riyched 10 ,ea county and - s.ivs
cons OF vour auwe "a the ,ad complaint TIE slhsc5s 81
their Office NO. 10 Wan stree, in tte cry OF hewhofs
vthu ,uty days aer tie service u this summons on you
,Ioudte oft6e day arch services aud yea ~ 10 anFfr
the aid c0mrllini within t- time afgesj The pAns IN
this action will tppy the Court Tor tie 5.hc demanded IA
the comp .aut.-D6tsd JCy -, lJlL -
STARR a RTGGLEs. Pssiisf Attorney.
TIE ssf cous int VA hloi g. sai Cl-Es ofre on tts
18th day ofJsly, l66L slAkh RLool.fs'
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The Censs paying 500 900 and the dt e tx
10 paying from 1eC OJ1 70 slSn0oto = This will
however be repealed fat prompt payment Of the debt VIII
In 1g I3 and "a. some sxteeH millions falls due
when rebouowing may become necessary.
Tie rece pts and shipments fProduce at CbcaSofor
the lat week were;