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.BMRcLEAN,s UNIVERSAL PILLS,

1OA ache, &c
vxS;yKRE hiss never been oArHARrIo medicine oHerea =
De public that has given such entire satlsiaelon - NJ
LFAHs UNIVERSAL PILLS. - ,.... ~ .sr
Rn eutfsly vegetable, they perfectly innocent ana 81
- 49, ~ &c most tender infant; YET prompt and poEia ln
Tsoving al Bilious secretOAs, Acid or Impure
from ne stomsS In they the only Pills S' sAouiu
b. used In ralarious districts. : A.. .a....h 49,
Thev produce nc Gripping Sickness OF Pain II tne
Joweis though very active and searching N Ssn bo
IN from Biliousnesr, Headache and Foul stomach Nnen
. 49,. Tledy can obtainedf Keep them constantly o.
49,. s,n~Is dose taken season, prevent honre, GAYS
nd r.ots 81 Sickness Ask for Dr. ], H. AcLesns
III p sse no other Being coated they are Asteess
v b cents er box, and be sent BY mall 10 any par
Sls United States. ,,.yw.x 81. p,onrietor.. ..-
anornsys AZ fhird and Pine streets, st. Louis, MO,
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c vNUR undersigned having been at great expense and
20 build a Mill the purpose OF NE hOLLAH' SHU
RALB0AD IRON and also for the & Ia q, he
RAILS and teiug establishment OF me lha ~ se
"a Southern csnislerScy had hoped to meet win MAJ
IN meDt which enable them to have constant
and thereby greatly promote the interests 81 me geSt nal
road euterprizez the South AS yet however, Iaey
y yed except from the hoAos IN ~
sa vicinity Mill, although their interest," as ven as
ersst Roads requires that this estaenV
Ne therefore this method to the various karo@a
fompaues Iron rerOlet any that neei Ns i
hH we prepared to furnish them with either az sho no
IN re- and OF quality; provided we receive te or
CSSs SOON the Mill be kept In operation But We
suspend operations for the want OF ORDERS give
- that We cen resume work again We there
ore rsspectfuly solicit orders address, ,,,,vu,u
Atlantis, Georgia.
Nshve uuion aud American copy week, and forward
Once, Atlanta Ga and copies tns Ps
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am mcLEAN1s VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
HIENTs
.hesC External In the w SrAo TOT nuoAA VI
ReSSt.

TExBousANDE 4 human beings have been Sved M I ~
eTsptitude and misery, BY the use Of TINS 80
n iii rssVs PAIN almost instan taneenslyi eno u
Mi purify and the foulest sCkE IN an M pc
49, a. McIEAE'e VOLCANIC OIL LlNIMENI VIZ -
aoofe i-etera. cases Of Rheumatism, Govt or Neu-
s For Paralysis oOtracted EuSsss suIneSs 81 al
80 INJECTIONS will Sore Throat, Kesdaeae OF 1aLao'
- go or scsds, any Pain, is an AniAiiss Z,
Try K, aki you will ind Il an lnoi Psn'iD''
slFsys on band ana having charge OF horses,
- Nv using MeLesn's Volcanic Ol Lnllle1s. ~
~, SssSy apf tufsble for Calls spLsHas, OI.1
sEttng LAmenss sEeeay sore, TTuH oa5Tincsd
IN . - Saint Louis, Mo-
At ProPsstors prices b. Berry DenSyls anT a.
81 HendsrIaott.
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VOL AXW.

nfaliible remedy for rsnovSr ~ f
G~S4-Ik - -,unesud InvigOrat1ngsSzE - e
$500 The shattered and diseased 5yF After t9kinG
Before tdklHgten purifying snd enriehing ne
The Blood-re1toriag the sick, suffering insalla 70
uEALTF4 AND SIhENGTH.
There TS no WiStstke AD0ut II.
,It III - r 1omplants, Dyspepsia, DaEThosa, Dysen-
~ n lesion OF Spirits, Fever and AEue, AnN ara
49, ~ RtS nrany disease Of the Liver Stomach or Boz"
s| azET1TwE, DO you wish be Healthy, Strong and
SSgsSSqs a. ou want the Bloom Of Health to mount TO
.L--5l,,-el-, acsin 7-then goat ence ard gel
McLeaass sirens then!iIng 20 A-'- -
Ma, 1T z,or,entt II Is warranted TO give satisfaction
~ 5iseize Of the Kidneys, Womb, or Bladder Faint
&c bructed Mensruation, Falling OF the Mormn' 5aTen
- On apy disease arising from Chronic or Nervous Desty
M n Anl~lii'i0 FOR CTIIBDREEs
n vou voudelicae sickly, pany Children 70 oe Aszny
atroyS ana Rohus 7-ttsn give them hoLEAes sLhS
FNING Gee the directions on each pSe) IL ~
usious to take. -, .,i,s {, q ,ure
VPOxe tabezpoonul, taken every morning lasting I ~
rsysre rainst tillS and Fever, Yellow EeVe On0l4
CAUTION lBeEare Of Druggists or dealers WIG
ty 70 pam upon you bsttle Of Bitters o. sys are
tbsv an INV cheap BIZ saying il Is just as gooo' -
80 ,en IA an erouvh Il steal Of my name " uu
VIIE dscoctjons, Avoid suck infamous
ianovs cofnpoupdsl Ask for Dr. j. H. niebAh
sainq corsaland Blood FARTHER TAKE netnlns h .5 -
alV rerseiy thst will Purify Blood tnoToegy sS ~
- 80 tSTss sTRENQTHEN and INVlGORAfE me EhoIe
ervsnszation It pat up il large Boes-tl PEI
AK 0O'''is' i M J; h, MeLE an soe PrOprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, 81 LOUIS, 30:
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YUyHIs altogether medicine the result Of moen
discoveries In the vegetable kingdom, beng entirely
and abstract method Of irrespective OF al me old ana
cut systems published b. secompshed quae to the sansr
ing Dr. Wright well knowing the deception Precsed upon the
uninsed felt his duty to have this Elixir tested BY
the whole Medical Faculty who, without even one dissenting
their adherence 70 its perfect and undivided
control over whole physical when his frame has been
redzeeS and when all other medicines known TO the Pnaraco
pca tried in vain Long thought years patient
Investigation, and NJ desperGBds deternlnation nave
crowned Doctors Efforts and he ce tie nr 70 s1t
fering humanity the only thing that the following
diseases-namelyi
General Debility
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbeclity,
Determination Of Blood t. the Hsad,
y Confused Ideas,
t.e Hygtsria,
General II
Rsstlessnsss and sieepiessaes5 ct Night
Absencs OF Muscular Effesncy,
Loss Of Appetite
Dyspepsia,
Ensciation,
Low Spirits,
DIorgani1ztion OF the Organs Of
Generation,
PalpitGtion Of the Heart,
And in fscs tbs cOnccants Of and dsbitatsd
r4sta af Tia svNtern.
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OAOH and Buggy Harness Of every style and quality Kept
constantly hand and manufactured TO srdeF. Also,
Buggy Collars, Kip and Hog Skis Collars, Brides, HaEs,
and all ielcs made BY HarneL o. the
materials and the finest workmanship all Of which will be
sold cheap bought anywhere In he United Stat
To HOWERTON'S Harness has been awarded the .Is0f
est Premium at the Tennessee State Fair, the Kentucky stss
Fair ROsng Green, at the Limestone County Fair, Aaba
ma; Agricultural Society At Athens.
mar3O'6I-duan
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no ALL WHOM
TT MAY CONCERN.

nav preraring 10 90 largely into the msDuiGSture
WOOL HATS, ARMY sHOss and NBun DLSO I t Il a,
~ 49,. bo have Wool and Leather. will hnd sale LOT II -
The highest mArAe' piO'' - WI JOHNSON,
airy. Agent.
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NOTICE TO
AND CHATTANOOGA H. Il
S 80
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTKR
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1st, 1861,
PASSENGER Trains on the NaahYills aid chatanOogA RairoA
will run folloEI-
CONG EAST.
Leave NashvilIe at $50 A NJ and BIZ b.
Arrive st Chattanooga Goo N sud l2O NJ

Leave Nashville at 1870 NJ and 5;lj n
Arrive st Chattanooga Goo P n and l2O A NJ
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 6:l5 II and 720 P n.
Arrive at Nashville at Bis M and 7:30 ID.
VENHE Trains leaving Nashville at $50 connects at War;
trace with shebyVile Branch, at Tuahoma with McMinn
Vile Manchester Railroad and at Deche with winchester
and Alabama Railroad.
The Trains leaving Nashville 3:I5 NJ connects At War
race with shelbyve Branch, Stevenson with hGmphis ana
Charleston Railroad Chattanooga with East Tenn and
Geo, and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets to following points, and at prices Gnne
cd can at all hours application to the Ticket Agent
nannt
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AS a StimuIant


And in FACT all tbs eonccEsnts Of and dsbatsd
state Of the system.
as a Stimul8nt.
It quite different alcoholic preparations Is not Sub
gradually efficiently, long the least necessity exists for
Its presence
As Female Medicine,
II equally powerful elective aud restores the equilibrium
and safer than all the other medicines which for ys
Of assisting renovang the constitution for good res
son. that they only made from the illusions OF minds
gnorant OF the Medical profession altogether.
No MIneralsI
Dr. Wright thinks Il we'll to bis professional character
on that minerals whatever form the least component
parts OF the ingredients OF his Rsuvenang ExrWe know
ing what ruin las been entaed on the community BY opium and
mercury.
Generally to the dsblated Dr. Wright wonld say, Never
despair No matter how down be- no matter how
aTe-no what the have beenforsske
whatever hss led depart from Hygenic principles
take his
ReiuYenRtIng ElixIr,
And you viii soon yourself pride instead
the to friends and healthy, sound, and worthy
leember Of the human family
Price - per bottle, three bottles for IS, and forward
ed By mail to all parts Of the United States.
Bold all respectable druggists throughout the United 62tea
Canadss. The trade supplied at liberal discount
y. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 aud Isl ohartres street,
New oTsaps, La
Eoldfn Nssyfle by e. W. Hendershott Berry Demoyille
wing 4 Pendieton, and Gil responsible druggists oe2S
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TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND UPWARDS
vroHAE1os. rARMRRg AND WORKING MEN.

LONG CREDIT AND AT Low PRICES.
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NASHVILLE, EDGEFIELD) AND KENTUCKY
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Fs0TCHBDREEs

NJ - z,o-,entf n Is warranted to give satSacoon.
uTe spy diselse Of the Kidneys Womb or BLADDER rant
- S5ct.5 Ne-rs uaon Falling Of the Wormh Barren
- ~ sV ssase arising from ohTOnc Nervous Dehity
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soldn Nsshvflle by Hendershott Berry Demoville
wing Pendietcn and ell responsible druggists. oc2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09
DIED.

AARoN-6n Tuesday May, Jacob only child Of Henrietta
aid A j. Aaron aged years month, And2 day" May he
CLAW sON-In this city Tuesday, May :, William P.
H relative aud iriends respectfully invited to attend lie
funeral on Eddy, he 10Th int al 10 o'clock NJ FROM hi'
late residence No. Fourth tree without further invitation
His remains viii be taken TO Greenwood for int oen
CARRoLL-in brooklyn Monday, May 6, Anne, the be.
loved wife Of Thomas Carroll
CoLFIn this city on Tuesdsy May Martin Louis Cole,
second OF William Ii. and SaIHh Cole aged years
months AID days.
DEMMOND-In Locke n. v, Saturday, May 2, Joha NJ
Demmond, aged SO years.
DANDIGNAc-A! Staten leland, Monday, May c, Miss
Esther Dsndigasc eyed p years, il months and days
EvANs-On Monday, May Ada Martin, daughter Of Ma.
Anna NJ Evans, aged years, months, aud 2 days.
GONNOUD-On Tuesday May :, Sarah Ann, the beloved
dsurber Of Fdwaid and Maria Connoud sged II month
uof DRIpGE-In Cherry Greek, Chsutauqua County v.
on SATURDAY the 2h Of April Thomas Hobrdge, in the 9Th
v.t 70 see his children to the fourth ~
and lin bes.ed lie lived bl.ved and ded ,amehted by
,GSs ~ an, nd S'1 "a, last end he Ike S.
Booy. 81 m .re'9-y Nay .s ss'! 1.s Ia
months, and - days
MORAN-ID wiIiamsburgb OIL Monday, May I, Judah No
RoCHI.TTE2on Monday May c. George Victor. only child
of Charles en- Esther R0chete
q T 100 PSype 10 the 44th scar Of HE age
RoGE Rs-in this city. Tuesday, May l. George T. Rogers
Tbs ,hs i snd friends the family invited to .t.end the
aners from bis ise residence. NO ocloct
ROBNsONIn this CITY, on Tuesday, NAY ,anes o H
Youngest child Of Samuel and Lne Ann hoonson' asea
months and II days. ~ I'll sh..h.,
Of Cornelius and Catherine sheeh'i' Asea ''' ''
months 4,
TAGGART-on Tuesday, May Michael NJ Tssssr aged ~
.'pIiTEIp hi, city, on Wedpesday, May VIM q; Wm.e'
onIv son Of James Eliza White ssed ~ years. hon'n''
Tn, fepd Of the family and the members OF the + ~ S n
Social Union No and the ordei 10 ses ~ are re.peet
fsy Invited to send bis funeral at o'clock on ft1y Ny
ia i,bont further Invitation from his shes
iS Weosr street His remains viii Dc taken 70 of"n"'o'
Cemetery for iuierment . 49, ,y,u,sr, With, AGED
wHITE-- In this city, on Monday, MAJS "ihsm
years ,...,, 40. ,ss,e.tf,,,v invited 10
attend The funsrs from the sidencs Of bis parent.
Wen Eishtscnt street on Tuesday, Nay y Of see"eA
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2New!2lprk Daily Gribn1ra
MARRIED..

ROUNING-PRENTlsS-I CoopeIstown, n. y, on
Wedp-sdey Nav hy the Rev. :. w. Bush, stephen y.
Browning 10 D. youngest daughter OF Col John H.
Prentiss, ell OF COoperstown.
oRIJBE-DURYEA-A Flushing Thursday May 2, by the
Rev j. Alige Louis CRUDE, Of Brooklyn TO Deborah IL
youngest daug inter Of WhiteLead Duryes, esq
KlNG-NEWPOgT-In Philadelphia, on Tuesday, AprI 90
by the Rev Henry Steele Clarke ~ d., William King OF u
s. navy formerly Of Virginia, TO Mss Mary +. Newport Of
Philadelphia
WBFLLFR-HANNk-On Wednesday May 9, IN Trinity
Church Brooklyn, by the Rev. MI Middle on. Nj William
Wheeler, OF tiis city 70 Ms Eliza Hanna Of Brooklyn
IGGlNS-At East Marion, Long Island Thur.
day Msy 2 by the Rev. Nj. strson Joshua T. Worth Of
Gfeenpor, Long Island to Mary J. Virgins, daughter Of
WIN. n. Virgins OF Fast Marion.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
rN1TED STATES MARsHAL's oFFICE-MArs

UNITED STATES MARsHALS oFFlCE-MAYa
SEIZURE or coUSTERFEIT BOLIVIAN COIN
German, named Gustav Guiltfeld, was arrested
late on Tuesday night, at his residence in Ravenswood,
by Marshals Officers Horton, Lee and Borst assisted
by Detective Officer Smith, charged with manufacture
ing and uterng counterfeit silver coin Of the Republic
Of Bolivia South America The facts connected with
the follows On the LIST Of May gentle
man moved into house in the Seventh Ward, where
bis wife, while cleaning the closets discovered four
pieces coin Of which stamped and two blank he
took the pieces to L. Marsba Murray who Immediately set
Investigations on foot The employed by the Marshal
discovered the Who moved the urnue Of the former
occupant Of the house. It then scertaned that he bad
taken secluded cottage in R9yepswood L. J. The officers
repaired thher and the proper time entered the premises
took Gufed into custody. They also seized some s
pces Of silver coin already finished and the stamp dies and
other apparatus used in the manufacture The prisoner was
committed for examination The act Of Congress under which
gagld in the manufacture Of foreign coin H. ssd thai the
porer formerly employed IN the Mint at Bolivia which
be from the fact Of the fathfuness Of tho
imitation Of the genuine ccn.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEciAL TERx-MAY g.
Before Judge BRADY.
Wilson ct al agt Graham ct. al.
Motion granted, with $40 costs, TO abide event, and
with liberty 10 defendants to answer in ten days.
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SUPREME coURT-TRl.L TrRM-MAY s.-Before Justice
HOFFMAN.
CoTTON APPROPRIATED BY sfokEKEEPER-rHK
PURCHASER LIABLE TO THE owsER-

CoTTos APPROPRIATED BY A sfokEkEfPtR-Thk
PURCHASER LIABLE TO THE OWNER.
Edmond Psveustedt sgt David Scammell
In November 1852 the plaintiff stored ~ bales OF
cotton with Powers Bros No - Jay street, few days after
on bales ound missing eight OF which were
traced 70 the Of the defendant keeper Of junk shop
ga Moth Moore against whom ths action IL brought for
Tie refused TO charge request made by desendsnts
eun that the want Of caution the part Of the
ospa IN dc ospg the with Powers Bros deaied his
claim on the ground that there testimony tbow the
plaintiff had they UNIT
per sons 10 have custody Of be property.
The Judge CHARGED that the Jury found the plaintiff was the
ow bae Of cotton claimed by him, ADD alleged to have
been sold by Bros the defendant they should render
verdict the plaintiff II the defendant was bona hds
purchaser for value psid u tie time.
Verdict for the plaintiff for SCI o. The Jury also found
specially that the deenost dill not pay Powes Bros f con-
sdeaton eight bales aud that the defendant
Powers Bros only oTeoase keepers and nos sen-
eTsl dealers.
For plaintiff Thurslon and NicO defendant John Graham
ana 4. 4. Berger.
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couRT cALENDAR-rHs DAI

UNITED STATS DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. II, Id, II,
sUpREsr CouRr-GFyrRaL TgRA.-Non-enumera-
ted causes Will be called. ny ~ o,s
SUPREME CONFERENCE.-THE. ar, ia SS.- ~,
iii iI iIs9 In, 1881, lig7 ll99 ,-ox ,,., $3.50
SuPTRIoR CoURT-Psrt Mos. Ioso, loiJ, tII,
a. ,s.s i-a I'm III 65l, l139 l7tl, l7t7, lIt9 lbs.
PR, iNos a 1876 s9s $50 iaO2 iso4 1905 l<cs l<o 1917,
h, cn ',o, or CossoN PLEAs.-Par Mos. Jo39,
oS s1S $3.50 2sas sss 296s 2 1oil loz 1913 1897 1859
ioS iGss PAT -Nos 97, SSs, as $751; s s+l, sts ~' ~s,
ag a,T 3g.6, 1885, $50 49,
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SUPREME ooURT-cuAsnrns-MAr s-Beroro Justice

IPREME 6-DeioIe Suh9cc
ISGKAHAH.
DECISIONS.
Wm Seofeli ct 81. an. VIM. Binns Ell al-MotioD
srsuted with stsy OF proceedings for thirty days.
John Browning The Bsrthof Manufacturing Com.
panyMo,on granted the received BY the Pres-
dent Of the Conn any. - ~, 80.
Nelson KsIIey as. VIM Wilsms--Motion denied 18th BIO
costs wi b lesve to renew notion 80,
Nicholas Qusekeubos ss. Samuel p Danehy Motion
grsnted. -. -.
Manuel Ramirez Alfred Eaton ct sMotion 70 vasste
order denied. Plaintiff costs to abide event
WIN. Schoefed ct al sgt VIM Bnns ct s-Motion cenieai
costs abide event. -,
Same.-Motions denied
0EyERAI TERx-Beiore Justices CLERKs, LEONARD, and
BAREARD.
RULES FOR CHAMBER MOTIONS.
Ordered that the following classes Of motions ehali
have preference Chambers the order herein Toned and
that al heretofore made In relation thereto be- and are
hereby, vacated .
j. Motions place special calendars.
2 Motions for extra allowance
Motions judgments in foreclosure where no sos"G
Motions for reference aud for commissions TO take testimony
s Motions 10 discharge from imprisonment
8 Motions punish for contempt. -,
All other motions which preference is given BY the
statute
8. The general cal Of the calendar
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fAdverfiser nent I

PRICES OF ENGLISH CARPErING REDUCED
great opportunity now offered for bargains in Spring Car
peng English Medallion Velvet Carpets g. vide BrDssel,
Threepy and Ingram Carpets Rigs Mating Wiz
Shades fable and Piano Covers Druggs Stair Csrpes. and
Rods Dutch Competing &C. displayed In ten spacious sales
rooms HIRAM AspERsoss No. 80 Bowery. Housekeepes
and carpet buy eys invited ~ call
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CITY ITEMS,

NEw STEAMER FOR CHISa.-Contracts have been
closed within a few days by Messrs. ELEPHANTS, Son e.
Co.. for another steamship for the above trade, with
Mesrs. Roosevelt & Joyce ship builders, and T. f.
Seeor, Allare Works, for the machinery The engine
will be of the beam variety, strictly first class and
possessing all the latest improvements. Mr.. John
Beard is experimenting engineer Of construction.
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COMMITTEE ON national APFsrRs.-On Wednes-
day the Common Council Committee on National
Affairs transmitted, through their Secretary, Council
man Barney certified copy of the patriotic resolu-
tons passed by the Common Council, to the President
Of the United States
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fAdvertiseulent.l

ARTIFICIAL LRGs-Palmer's Patent renewed
Perfect, useful durable HANDS Of superior excellence ARII-
PoIAL FEsr limbs sho teneds invention BY Dr. T. D.
HUDSON, Clinton Hail. Astorplsce, y. Y.
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rPREME couRr-srEcI.L Tras-MAl a..-B.fare Ja..Ie.

SUPREME COURT-SPEci.L TERS.-MAY 3.-before Justice
LKOsskD.
DECISION.
George Hertinsr administrator e, al sst Edward 3 Rice
d 81
The money now in the hands Of the Surrogate mist
be divided sone the creditors Of john Rice deceaed in the
dle order Of sdunstion Costs Of plaintiff and also OF de-
PENDANTS wi additional allowance II 10 each TO the plain
tits Tracy guardian must be paid DOT Of the fund
Plaintiffs counsel bindings Of sct &c TO which tho
counsel Of dlni propose snet dnon Which, Win inc
judgment win be settled on two days notice.
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Ccaal Notites.

~~--~-
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Newly notice IL hereby given 70 M persons
having aim JAMES CLARK, late Of the Chy o. Ne"-
YorI deceied 70 pese1. he With the voucher hseoi
% snbcrfbes a. IA, office Peter Cumming No Part'
ps 10 the City N.si orb before the 18th Day Of June
pexL-Daied kew-YoTk lIth day q December, 1900
PETER CUNNING,
STEPHEN MANN, Executors
dl2 lswemTh GEORGE ARMSTRONG;
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County OF New York notice hereby Given 70 al person.
Having ain against ROBERT BROWN, late Of the Cy q
NcwiogI usrbe dealer, deocasd TO present the same WIN
vouchers thereof 20 suhscIibc st the Office oi tho
q. BROWN and ROBERT J. Brown, No. ~ broadway,
Of Johnst 81 the City Of New York on OF before ne
iverst dav Of Ausps New Nok the 18th day
- Fsbrnarv ig5i ANN c BROWN, EIecutrx
FIIAS q Brown, (P,..,.o-s
ROBERT l. BROWN, NAe'''
f2l law6mTh Of Robert l. Brown, oecessed
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sr-RROGATE,s COURT-MAf8.

WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
The wills of the folowing-named persons deceased
have been admitted n probate:
Thomas Corbe Richard Pennel Sarah Carpenter frede-
rick oerpr,z George w. Nansavoen, Eliza A. Sweeney,
Mary BRADY, and Rose NJ. Jscot.