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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-05
MEXICO.

H..is asserted that the Government has
said there was confirmation Of the news
from Mixioo that the Spaniards had sus-
tanned deoied defest at the hands Of the
Mexicans, and that the dispatch Of rein
fOrcemeuts is rendered necessary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-05

To sn indignant person psrpetually
boastiRg Of his ancestry, an industrious.
successful tradesmsn observed: "You, my
friend are proud Of your Descent en-
Proud ef my asoshtP "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-05

Oonneclious ere nadsa e hEonz0sEila WITH - aln-
dusky, Mansfield aud Newark IS. B., e CiFds TIth
thB BanduaEy, Dayton and Ol1cinnati y n. q -
mont with Fremont = Indiana 3. 3, and af Enislo
with sh8 Michi1sn Bcutharn . NoFlhsrna If.11I1a
and Toledo and Wabash BailroadI for Chicago, De-
3rofs, Gacksoni Eort NagE1, lolaHlpoft. Il. "a
0elEo, Altons st, Louia, And AZ Pontq Wsg4 H0Etbs
WaEt aud EouthWeet. lli4l-'.saF t--ti4 "
Trains arrive IN UleYslsnd nom Tplsdo IA fhs
West at SO A. E.s nd sc ?. 4. Ercn 1lnll.dy
q 80 A. -. Il - .--.-7
Uls-alsad, ESv.L Ian. - = : = : So.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-05

On md nftsr Monday, November sfh. IN. 5.rriuT
VII run daily, e iolioEsl CSundATu sLoGptsd,l--
7s50 A. H Chicago Express-Stops e al 5tations %
Eouthern Division sLcept Mashinglon, and
It i030 p n
90 u. northern lIiiI-st0ps e aT Ssati5ns aa
$40 P. n Telegraph Express-stspg at al gtatigls
on Southern DlpisiOn, except Washl1gtcH. c.
noa and Clay. Arrives IN 1olede Is lst5 n. ~
and Ghioago Is II A. n. p llI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-31
LIVE STOCK.

Drosersaud Farmers " u find this the mo adyan-
tageous route for Live Stock. GHlacious Yards we'll
walered and supplied with every convenience have
opened outhis slire Rna htd every
attention is PAID tp thru 8ttS From HAfrishurgh
where will be fotnf every saif euishct Tor feeding
and re- sting choire.zi- Jltfea oi the pHlLADEL.
pHlA,hEN YORK pud BALTIMORE MARKETS.
>fhis will sso bs fouua lhe shortest quickest and
most direct route fVt sinek toNe~ York via Allen
town1--Hua @it frwel chhngrsthan any other.
tNOIH LEM Is .GeHeralsupt.. Atoonn,Pn
t. H. HouPT. Gen, TickelAgt Philadelphia.
t.. II. HOUSTON N,GenlFraiehtAet.. .PhiiAdetrhis.
tan24daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-31
ONE DOLLAR AND FlFT CENTS 4 YEAR
A Correspondence Of the Gate City
ARMY or THE FRONTIER In mo.
TION.

Scout 10 YeliDille, Arkansas--Rapid
Ndrch-A Strategehc Increment Of the
Enemy Foiled-Battic Of Prairie
Grore--A1Prorimntc toss. Dc, &c.,
Capture of the Isl 4rkansas Regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-31
u Il T. IGIl i !.

i Il T. G. IL u ..
BY tbiroute, Freights of all descriptions can be
for~ ardsd from Phtiadeiplia, New YORK, EoFloL or
baltimore 70 Or from any roini Oh the Railroads
OF Ohio Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad also connects at Pitts-
bprg itb slenulers rs which Goods can be forward
ed any poiht au the Ohio Musk ingum. Kentucky
Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, isconsin. hissis-
sippi, Missouri .kansas, Arkansas and Red Rivers;
and al Ciev land dns by and Chicago wthsteam-
n To alt ports on the North-N esterI Lakes.
Merehahisapd shippersenirustinP the trt sporta :
slon OF herFreightto this Company can rely with
confidence oBits SPEEDY transit.
The kaIeS 0f Freight
To and from any pointin the " ri tS th" Pcnnsyl-
vxnia Central kairond. are at AiI tirsgs AS FA-
VORABLk AS ARE CHARGED Bl o1IhkRAlL.
!, RoAD COMPANIES.
IL r Be pariculart to mark packages, a'vi. Penn.
CENTRAL X. RI II
For Freight Coniracttor shipping Directions np-
ply to or address either OF the following agcLtsofths
Company,
ID. a. s1EWAkT Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE 6 CO. y ransfcr Agents,
IL. " HRON n d CO.. CincinnAti,0.
R.C MELDRuM a 60. Madison, Ind.
j. II. MOORE. Louisville. NY.
", " AlKMAN co, Evansville, Ind.
CLARKE l. CO.. Cticrep ~,
w IL. d r.. L. LANGLEY ,GaInrclis,U.
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HALLh CO., Mnrietia.o.
VI s. PIERI T. j. CO., GAINESVILLE o.
M'hnWtif y M'CoLM Portsmouth %.
X N'htElN, MsyN lie, Ky.
J.P. JOHNSON, kipley,o.
JOHN TUHu. .GoyiEgton, Ky.
g. L.. HEA1oN Cleveland, @.
R.c. MELDkuA, GEM Travelling Ag'tfor
he South II. 4.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

60 Flavel said that if men should
rise from the dead and read their epi-
taphs, some of them would think they
had got into the wrong grave.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

GS Action is great bygienic princi-
pie. Inaction fills more hospitals than
energetic strife. 1t is better far to wear
out than to rust out.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

G5T People with one leg in the grave
are often very long in putting the other
in. They seem like some birds, to re-
pose better on one leg.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

G. The title of a book or lecture is
half a success. A lecturer in Pennsyl
vania has a lecture upon "The Men
who Spell Cabbage with f."
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

GgT The scarcity of salt at the South is
terrible. The children are actually forced
10 cry with fresh water tears.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

G9S An editor says when he was in
prison for libelling justice Of the peace,
he was requested by the jailer 'to give the
prison a puff
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

"a The finest composition Of human
nature, as well as the finest china, may
have flaws in it, though the pattern may
be of the highest value.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

c5y In most modern criticism, medioc-
rity or stupidity fancies itself sitting
on the body of genius.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

g A good plan to keep apples from
rotting is to place them in dry cellar,
easy Of access TO a family Of children.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

1r hOrFi1 slow and Minnin wOndnra,
e what on earth women did with them
h selves
Half mast two brouoht home thre,
,fI hungry men TO dinner
Leaving the cooks to sdisb up., the,
e all adjourned to the parlor to cool them
i selves. That it was rather dusty ther,
S was not noticed. Jennie had made the
n beds before she left, but dusting the par
ior was Susy's work, and her early star
] had prevented her from doing it.
George Minnie's voice was rather
doletul.
2 What?
= The fires out
T 'OutF
i wonder if anything's cooked =
'Ihe asparagus is burnt fast to the
pan.
So is the meat"
r The potatoes"
p Broken all to pieces, and floating
about in the water
These peas are all musty Minnie
/, PunetuaIity is the soul of dinner,
cried Joe from the parlor; its ten min
utes past three
Go set the table, growled George.
It was unique in its arrangements.
that table, as the gentlemen sat down to
dinner. The meat figured on an enor-
nous dish, with an ocean of white china
surrounding its shrunken proportions
The potatoes, in little Jumps, unskinned
were piled in fruit dish; the green
mess which Minnie had with infinite
difficulty fshed from the big meat pot,
was served on a red earthern plate, and
the stalks of asparagus were in the salad
bowl The table-cloth was away, and
the napkins were omitted altogether.
Where's the gravy ?
There wasn't any
The meats burned, cried one voice.
1T is stone cold said another.
What's this ? said a third, digging
into the pile Of peas.
Faugh' : followed daring attempt
to eat some asparagus.
Never mind, said Joe. Rome was
not built in day. Give US some bread /.
and butter and pickles, George
No not pickles, preserves said +
Charley,
'Susy locked both up cried Harry,
laughing. She declared woman put
them up, and that if we wanted them we
must prepare them for ourselves
Minnie produced the strawberries, and .
some sugar, and the gentlemen declared .
they had dned superbly.
You fellows clear away said Minnie
we're tired
You wash up. don't vou?' oueried
Joe.
Yes
where's the water 2
sTn the bvdrant'
sWbat do Won wash tbsm in ?"
PAN ruoss,
AWAY went Joe m vovace Of ;nves-
t;oot;or and rotrrred soon with tin
disb G,,l If cold water The .Ieorincs
a. Harry termed the remains Of tbo
sumDtpons dinner wera thrown from, the
window info Spsv,s Aowor.bod. and
orD,ed with q h,r of soon and eoo
damask table nank;n .Joe beoan 70 wash
nm,
How the grease sticks ?
PRESENTATION STREAMING from every
more he rnbbed mon(uIIv at the oroasv
mates and dishes and If tba va,er wos
cold he certainIv was NOT {
I've wet nv shirt 'front.' Smash Mol
Good for white nantsp p Smash M .
That went into NV eves somebodv
vino them NV hands ,re wet Do,+
- n Tr,t,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

g. A Yankee on going with friend
to dine at the house of an acquaintance,
in order to save time, said, Scrape for
ne while l knock for both Of US.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

e. A Christian had better go to any
place of amusement, than 60 home whin-
ing because he can't 60.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

anu INC snaWl OF nef cousin ana caYale
all bespeaking travel. Susy saw tn
servant depart, to spend month witt
her mother in the country.
Nine o'clock witnessed the meeting o
the merry young bachelors.
Now then, said George, after th,
first greetings were over, as the eIdes
host, will take the charge to-day. A
Susy says, when are you going dowr
town.
Il have nothing to do to-day, so II
stay to assist you said Minnie.
Thank you ?
What's for dinner? said Joe, trying
to look like the head of respecta.
BILE family, and failing most deplorably
in the attempt.
You'll see at three o'clock
Is that the hour?'
'Yesr
Remember said George, Il wait for
no one. 'Punctuality is the soul of din
ner' as somebody once said before l
the fact.
Having seen the others off, George,
and Minnie went into the library for a
imoke'to prepare them for the Herculean
ask before them.
See, said George, producing a cook
book we are safe
Mrs Hale that's a woman = cried
Minnie.
Whew never once thought of that.
We will stick to the contract. NY dear
madam am sorry 10 appear rude. but I
must show you back to the book. case
What's for dinner 2 said Minnie.
Roast lamb, potatoes, green peas.
sparagus, and strawberries.'
IhaL.Il do. Don't you have to shell
eas or something's?
Yes, that's easy enopab'
lis awfully hot said Minnie. after
.,m
''Fp's' we s"e'' 'ne peas mere
! eoo'eF mere 'nah IN the kitchen
'pPos' '''re ; " IRE 'hefe
VI course
hey re III basket on the table, just
ave the rest OF the things down there.
Smelling peas was rapid work even
'T unaccustomed fingers, but it's mat
.r of taste whether the thorough smok-
9 they had from two actiyely-puftd .
gars improved their favor.
Now what do you do with them ?
i'd Minnie. There amt many, he
lded, as he looked at the little green
lliS rolling about at the bottom of the |
uge market basket, and then eyed the
rge pile Of shells on the floor.
You boil them of course was
ieorgo's answer.
'Oh Suppose we 60 down
We'll. come along said GEORGE.
king up the basket.
The fire burned brightly; Jennie had
# all in good order. and the prospect
"a not had for tho amateur cooLs
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

ca" A Chicago paper having said that
the secessionists were in league with hell,
Prentice suggests that they are within a
league Of it.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

ca Tears at a wedding are only the
commencement Of the pickle that the
young folks are getting into.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09
Valuable Family Recipes.

QUEENS CAKE.-One pound of flour
one pound of sugar, eight ounces of but
ter, one pound of rasins, one gill of wine
one gill of cream, four eggs and one nut
meg.
CREAM-rARTAR BIsCuIT MADE WITH.
OUT MILK.-Rub piece of butter the
size of an egg into quart of -four. Be
sure to do this till there are no little
Jumps. Then add a teaspoonful o. salt.
This being stirred in, scatter in two heap
ing teaspoonsful Of cream Of tartar
Have ready large pint of cold water,
in which heaping teaspoonful of saler-
atus or soda has been dissolved pour it
into the -four, stirring it quickly with
your hand. Do this several minutes
that the ingredients may become well
mixed; then add -four enough to enable
you to mould il smooth. Roll it out The
same thickness as tea-biscuit. If these
are made right they are almost as light
as foam. They may be made OF unboIt-
ed flour, if preferred.
To KEEP PREsERvEs.-The paper
which is usually pasted over jars Of pre-
serves is porous and admits air. To rem
der it perfectly impervious, and as tight
as drum, apply the white Of an egg
with brush to the paper before covering
the jar, overlapping The edges an inch or
two
FRENcH CAKE.-Three cops of flour,
two OF sugar, one of milk, four eggs, and
half cup of butter, two teaspoonsfuI Of
cream tartar, one of soda, dissolved in
the milk. Put the tartar into the -four
beat the yolks and whites of the eggs
separately; stir well the butter before
you add the soda, then get it in the oven
as quick as you can. This will make
two square tins full.
CHERRY JELLY-Have three-quar-
ter5 Of pound of ripe, red cherries, take |
the stones out, put them with the cher
ries into basin, pour over them, boil
ing hos, syrup made with pint of wa
ter and i've ounces of lump sugar let
them stand two or three hours, stirring
gently once or twice, strain carefully
through muslin bag, taking care not TO
make the juice thick. Pour balf of it
over three-quarters of an ounce of Mel
sons isingIass, let it dissolve and just
boil, then mix it with the remaining
Juice; add little ctric acid, which gives
it beautiful color.
Sort GNGERBREAD.-One cup Of
nolasses, one of sour cream, three cups
IF -four, two eggs, one teaspoon of soda.
)ne Of ginger
HARD GNGERBREAD.-Put in a cup
me teaspoon of ginger, one of soda, three
ablespoonstul of butter. three OF boiling
water; fill the cup with molasses, mix
lard enough to roll, and bake in n mod
rate oven.
LEMON PUDDING.-Six ounces Of
ugar, one lemon, one glass rose water,
our eggs, Beat the butter and sugar to
cream, grind in lemon peel, and squeeze
n the juice and rose water, and beat all
Ip; eggs last.
CRAMr.-When attacked by cramp,
relief is afforded by holding
n the hand some birthstone.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

CRAMr.-When attacked by cramp,
immediate relief is afforded by holding
in the hand some birthstone.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-09

LEMON PUDDING.-Six ounces Of
sugar, one lemon, one glass rose water,
four eggs, Beat the butter and sugar to
a cream, grind in lemon peel, and squeeze
in the juice and rose water, and beat all
up; eggs last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01
Gorses, Garriases. Mzr.

HORSE FOR SALE.-A frst-rate Horse 70
walker and good traveller generally Address g. " X
Tribune Office and 81 order will be sen. to the Horse
WAGON WANTED.--A two-seated covered
W Wagon wanted vita one. horse HsneI. Mutt be in
good order. As9Isss SALISBURY TI521s oiace s,stnx
oREeQ9h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01
&ISn -NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS in rose.
meooinQ CARDS, &c.

AT GIMBREDE's, No SIS Broadway. At
IN Homo and Visiting CARDS. Note Paper Monosyarns IN
she hr syie o. e 81 Alb1ms retaed Tor Customer
"a o. town ~il direct their yorsto GiAbREDE City
AT VIM. EYEkDELL's SONS-WEDDING
~ CARDS celebrated Engraved CaFdi sold oaly
al No ict sulton-st, n. Y. Estsbi,5ed 1915
1 III. JOHNSTON q Co. No. $50 BOW
He kRY-WeddnF and Visiting Cards Gc., Istea: styles;
specimeps by mail Also Watches. Jewefy yerwsrs IA
Plated Ware, Of the bet qualities and low prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01
rg,o HOLDERS of the BONDS of the CITY

Il or COLUMBUS, ONO. payable to the Treasurer Of
tho Columbus and Seua It1iiIoAd Company.
The holders the Bonds Of the City 81 Columbus given on
te at day Of July 1872 payable 20 tho Ireasure Of Tho
Columbus sri Nesia Railroad CsmIa or boaref and msie
redeemsbs on the day OF April, A d., 1864. rdoe
able The pleasure tie City Council OF Columbus ate ths
let day Of Ap A D., 1884, Gre hereby noned that ssid
City Council ave row rsldy to redeem said Bonts at the
ohioe OF MILLER, DONALDSON Co., In ,he Cry oil Co
nmbus Ohio and thnt said bonds alter tho lat
day of July A. ID. 1862, will bs paid by tho city.
'' Ia, DONALDSON President,
J.. J. FEpysroS, City Council, Columbus, ".
City gletk,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

MO CURE, NO PAYS. X. KING, NJ. ", 3,
~ cures Rbueust.n, Neurslsis GSst' pf0p'S' s"S
vith new Chemical and Electrical application Ana ~
removed isOu ,ho system &C. Office, 1e' bIe'H~'r' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01
Chances for Business Glen.

nRUG STORE for SALE VERY LOW-In
~ SPRINGFIELD Mass ar old stand do.os excel.
lent cash business sad be bought rrsst discount fom
cost Apply IL person ths No Union House Block
Springfield
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

II ALMOND on Diseases OF the Nervous, Sem
u ius Urinary, aud Sexual sysiem.-New and Reliable
Tres ment-By C. d. Hammond NJ d., formerly Professor Of
ere New Yors, author Of Medic Information for the Mil
hon" &c Price 81 mailed WARNER, Books-ller, No
SIS Broadway A. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 96
The Trustees Of this Institution have directed
tina. Interest the rate Of sir ~ per cent per annum on al
Of 80 ard i've ~ per ccnt sums b lS. and
four a. cent that .uouni Ne paid 70 s depoto
.nted thereto payable after MONDAY. he 2lsi Of
Jaly inst Al Interest withdrawn viii draw insret The
san y principal WALTER W. CONCkLlN, fre.t
FAsDEilBLr il. BurToS b,cfetsy
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s' NEW MEDICAL BOOK. DR.; BoST-


yk illustrated sod neatly bound psses Written IN psu
English tht evefy body understand Fs treats on hs
Causes Prevention and Cure Of Chrcuic Diseases Part H.
On Marriage and Sexual Philosophy Both in volume
Price 81 Sent by mail postage paid receipt Of the pries
Contents Table seat free Tie Authoi pr T. b tOoIE,
Of Saratoga has nertly oca ed his o'hce - No
li3o Broadway between 25th aud 26ths,s, n. y Nav
consulted ia person. by letter No e,srge 6r inter
Wow Ofice hours from to p H., except s1ndsys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

GOLDiERS, SEAMEN, or their RELATIVES,
- can have their 100 Bounty, Prize Money Arrears OF
Pay, AID Pensions. COLI ECTED AID CAsfihD BY
j. NELSON LUCkEY, Amy and Navy Aseat
Nos 8 and ~ Pues.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

EDWARD KING date Of tho firm of James
IL g. Kioss Sonn offer, his services AZ the Board Of
Brskors Tor the PURCHASE or SALE Of STOCKS. BONDS
sud GOV ERNMENr SECUkIIIES Ne. % " ai.st
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STATE oY ILitsois ThsAsuRgR's OssCB
gpaI.oFfeLp lime 2 i8Cl

SlArE Of ILLINOIS, lhsAti kyh Ors-lh
SpsIsGFIELD, June 2 1874
DUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby gwen that the
/ Treasurer Of the state Of lino, il, and s'ler
The FIRST MONDAY Of Juy. 1872. until the 9Th day Of
August la2 Re ready al the American EIcnsnge bank, New
YORK 10 PAY hr INTEREST usturnr the hrat noEdsy
OF Jolly 1862 the PUBLIC DEBT Of the State Of Illinois,
The duo and not called pucr 10 the on dsy
Of Augr vii thereafter be psid pnly a. the Office Of tue
Treasure Of tire slSs q Illinois in the City Of Springfield
Illinois. WILLIAM BUTLER, Tfusswer.
Holder. Of Illinois snd Michigan Csna Bouds, whose
Coupons eIhau,ed required 20 present ths bonds
WILLIAM BUTLER. Treasurtr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

HENRY ii. BOODY, STOCK BROKER, no. II
i Wsn.,l N Y RtJyS and SELLS STOCKS, BONDS
ard PUBLIC SECURITIES ofeyery Kind on COMMISSION
Refers by special permission 10 "m a bootn ESQ., no ~
change Bank N y. Robert Dsyard esq, No u Waist n
\. samnnL J. IIlen. go. NJ " wei. ~. N NJ
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Highly IMPORTANT to BOTH SEXES,

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enber by mail Is cts Bc0se cent stamp for circolsr
ChAS. A. MILLER No. 20 ksss,u-st. kew.York.
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Insirucnou.

TRYING INSTITUTE, Torrytown, n. y
i The forty-rlnih SEMLANNUhJ SESSION will com
lnenee Nay L For circulars address tia Principal.
u. S. ROWE. 4. NJ.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
M INSTITUTE, No. 2ls Fourthu on Washington square
corner o. MacdOs. alHt. fCLARhE & FANNISG koctofs
with twelve Asssu) prepares pupil. Of al sse' TOT past
pess or COLLEGE.
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cssal No!ites.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New-Yok notice !, tsrehy given - al
peroua having Claims against HENRY MEEHAN ate of h-
CITY Of New dccelsed 10 PRESENT tlo viii goucu
thereof ths subscriber, the ONCE 81 hch Whine
No 81 Nassau 81 in tho Ciiy tew-YorA before tn
SO d,y OF October ue1t-Da.ed NswYok rcu o. 1852
nlhl5 lsy6uTu JAMES ". " HlIE. Executor.
NOTICE of ASSIGNMENT Notice is here
~ BY given that EDWIN sAUHDEhS Of The City Of
in the olny Pcssac state Vi New Jersey,
hath this day, assignment 10 Ito Subscriber Of hiE
the equal benef. Of bic CREDITOR sGd hst tbs said
creditors exhibit their respective claims, under ostb
Affirmation within the Of Ihss months .. PAeI
'''' - G. VAN WAGNER, Assignee
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MIR. EDWARD KING, by mutual consent,
w eiise. this day hom ous inn, lth the Jew Of e.o
ushin- himself a. r. STOCK ard BOND BROKER unaet
JAMES q. KINGS SONS.
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OgFIcg BounNisS MISlSo CosrtsT
NKw- loRX June IL, 1902
NOTICE is hereby given 60 the stockholders OF
~ tho BOHEMIAN MINING COMPANY tbs. an ssssa,
msnt OF IS CENTS PER SHARE hss been leyed upon
the p stock o. the Company payable on the ttn cay OF
Juiy nest the Office OF the Treasurer No ~ ssassuet
by order Of tho Directors. u. H. RlChAhO Treasurer
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GopGrIrersbip Hotties.

NOTICE. EDWARD VERMILYE, Jr., and
~ CORNELIUS D. WOOD thit day admitted
palmer IN our lrm.-Juy l. 1867. VERGiLiE Go.