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The New York herald., 1862-07-28

TINTED STATES MARINE CoRPS-MANrEp FOR
l. this lfind aud eiiiahi able bodied Neu tWrh
the sges and 10 eafs less than ce ts inches
bis, al u THIS offers superior Induce
yong VIII" are nxos 20 s,Fe ihet county
St3 SGT nonth. with cItNhiy uf uaksnF
nicpy nl prils money b,nty ot silJ v be tid car,
cr, on r,oeiing honorable dis hsc and 81 psilany
one who bring recrn ~ The office spop ~ he lrres
medical exatnnatoB Clothlng anl ratious o. ihr Jtst
aa lty together with d!cal arn lance. when - - t'r.
shcd h a. royernnsn' tppv ~ the rendezvous No. ~
gow.rv OF a. The Marne Barracks, fhshing avenue,
Ernnk VI A. GARL.AND. Major GOnlIlAlllnE.
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T,HIRp REGIMENT, srINoLys EMPIRE BRIGADE

Thirty Young Men wanted, % I'LL up Company T..
This viii be first regiment, ia the field irom New York,
il earnestly hoped that The young men o New YORK
and yiciny tunder the present induccmcnls will come
forward and join company under experienced onlces 10
n this wicked rebellion which has been brought
about by ,nch Wendell Phillips, Horace Greeley,
Henry W. Bescher and host OF other abolition trniois
bounty ot 80 will be given, under the recent order o
Governor Morgan each recruit being mustered into
for at Camp Edwards Perrepont Eas, New York VIII be
aud under the supervision
of experienced officers 500 bounty guaranteed at the end
of rebellion. A few non commissioned officers wantsn
Those of experience only need apply 10
CEAS l.. fROrIIINtalAM, Fiist Lieutenant
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Last night OF THE CON6CRIPT,
,IMINES, RONZANI. TOPHOFF AND LKHHANN,
Mile. LOUISE TOURNAIRE IN new aets.

First appearances Of JAMES KEHNOLOS,
The Spanish Clown,
And host Of other talent.
TUESDAYFrst night Of the most irresstibly aughabie
Pantomme seen, with wonderful tricks, changes.
Transformations de- Produced nftsr weeks OF labor
and expense host Of auxisres have been en-
gagged
admission 10 the whole Is cens.
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r LIEUTENANT FRANK FISHER tLATEl or FIRST
Ia tnild Sstes regular cavalry. wants ten men Tor The
5est cavalry company in tie service Also boys for
bugers Apriy at 70 Whitehall 81
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rrEApoiJ,RrER NINTH REGIMENT DISTRICT,
III 9oshrn Juy H. ls62.-I hcg 20 noHtyh od ttinas
shipmae. fellow soldiers that duly hNtietzeG 10
raise regiment Ia this district and have started fairly.
win reach adorsssid az above or TO
' 4. yAN HORNE ELLIS,
Colonel Ninth Regiment District
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DIED..


ALBAuGH.In Cedar Rapids, Iowa. on Monday Jan ..
George Albsugh, 10 tn, 3iih year Of bis age.
BoGARpUs-At kindernoos. " T., on weonesd,y, Feb.
H. the Rev. William a. BsorAus 10 the 73d yesr his aga
The funefal services will be bed in the ID. Church Of
Aeqnsc.snSi !. J., o. the lih i..t., :, y O'clock N
road at TO- II and 10 o'clock Trains returning viii leave
Ps.s1is 1913, aud Passsc Bhdsen 424 The relatives
withol, iunher notice.
BROOK-On Thursday evening, Feb 49, Edward Torbert,
snof WisD " alton and tho late Susan s. Brook. aged
Tie relatives and friends of The family respectfully invited
TO attend the fudesi service at No. 3i Bridge saee
Brooklyn, a. 8! a. N. on saturday
RARNEs-On Tuesday. Feb H. George, only Of George
W and Kate Barnes aged months -
BENNETT-In this city. wedne,day, Feb. IL, ssrsh,
daughter OF Robert and Margaret Bennett aged and
m0nihs
BROssAr-n WiDiamsburgh, GU Wednesday, Feb IL. Chss
f. A. B'os.st.
Michigan papers please copy
COLE-At IIviog,oD. N. J., on Tuesday. Feb g. orc w,
vie Of Austin Coles daughter oil Eoef '0n'h' e'9'
sgeo 90 yesr.
DUBos-on "Wednesday, Fob r. Phoebe NJ, wife Of Chaa
X. Dub's in the 3oib year Of her age
Csssil ard HUDSON papers please copy.
EDESs-rn this city, Tuesday. Feb u. William n;
Eien' Of csthsos and the late George Edsn aged ~
years, IL months and IL days
FAGeNln this city, Wednesday, Feb r. Ellen Essen.
aged 40 yesrs
JOHSsOsIu this city. on Tuesday Feb. II, Victor w.
Johnson youngest Of tie ae David johnson IN the 26h
Jear U. hs sg-.
the 5th Of her and Wednesday, Feb. IL,
Nod A. In the 9th Of his children Of Augustus
n. AID Maria Leonard.
LOUSSBURT-In Brooklyn, on Monday, Feb. 10 Jessie
L.vins youngest child II William aud Abiah J. Louns-
bury, aged years and months
LYNCH-At Fsrfsr Seminary, Va, on Wednesdsy, Feb "a,
Major Tloms, r. Lynch ia Regiment kew.fork Volun'
te.r.) of broc klyn, AGED "a years AID nion,ba
PEASE--At Wsrrhousepoint, Conn on Friday, Feb J.
Richard Henry Pease. Of Henri Psae IT,. snd grand.
son Of John Walter Booth Of Merden In the 18th year 81
his sge.
STEWART - In Brooklyn, Tuesday, Feb Il. Mrs.
Msgdsleus Stewart widow Of the lsls Wn. NJ Stewart, IN
the 18th year Of her see
TOW SSENDOn Thursday. Feb - 1862, Joseph sampson
ToNnsena. IN the 37th year Of bis a,e
VAN ORDEN-In Brooklyn. 90 Wednesday, Feo IL, ArL
Leah Nru Oiden, aged II yeas aud months
Sac .Inerto pap,is please copy
WARNER-In Wiilianstufsh, Thur,dsy. Feb. u,
Li1beh wife Of Mr.. Thomas Warner sged 81 yeas ADJ
u!D1fBs -,
The and friends Of ~. family especially invited
to attend her 'un-rs from her lac reience No 20 o'n
FRA street WIsusoush on SUNDAY, the iC.n mt b
s'clock 2
WILsON-rn Brooklyn. "wednesday, Feb. r. Hsrde. Z
Nsrds hoof wife of lies ). Wilson sgsd - years
The % The family invited 20 stsDd TIE iunerh on
FRIDAY afternoon At Jeioc,, non the Hansen Place Dsps
CAgfch. 1hs rooAins VA! DO tsAs 10 Ireea~o"d
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THURSDAY, Feb. 1877. "

lhlEbDA1, JtD. io--Is NJ
Eaere was d moderate amount of dealings si the
Sto,k Board iIis moropg, the purchasers being
mainly street. iobbers. There appeared 70 be very
hltle disposition 20 act with sufficient energy %
affect the market either by The bulls or bears, and
toward the clos Of the session the market was dull
AM leayy. Between the Boards there VICE but
bule DONE bat prices were buoyant The inactivity
IL The movement remed 20 be due 10 the resistsnc
made in toe Senste TO tie legal-tender elau Of The
currency bill and TO tie absence Of outsiders. At
the Second Board without large amount Of trans
ecions re Hahci a. strong, especially for Central
AID Toledo No special reason was given lor tie
Griupesa Of prices, but there sas runor thai tue
Treasury Note bin had ps.sed TIE Senate, which
probably Rad 10. influence in bringing in buyers. Al
the close there was very hue doing. bat
prices we steady 1t tie advanced figures. In Gov.
ernueni securities there was moderate demand at
firm prices. Tie recent Union victories have
b.olyi 10 come new buyers. Gold wss active u
boz bo.r.s, tie aggregate transactions being over
go 40, a. he 4ul Ia.et II yesterday. The quota
tioue a. +, eel Cd were: United States o. coupon,
49,, sg. as.i, L. s. Gs, registered, 1881, o. 9Ol;
1enn'see stste Cs, AZ 49, Virginia State &C.
55o,y Noith Caroline Stale G., C3a6i; Mreour
Saie t.. ~ o.. Indiana STATE Js, 74aiji Canon
COmpuy ~ Delaware aod Hudson Canal Com
paay sy49yi; Pcmg wanna Goal Company, s. a
80 Cumberland Coal Company fsa5,: P1cLc
MAJ SeansLip Company, 90 Q99. New-Yo-k
Central Rehosd 8l!a5i}i Ere Ra!vsy g. al
81 Erie Railway, Pref, 5slo.8li n41s R,D
Rsiiroad, so ass; Harlem Railroad. 1871
Harlem Railroad, Prefd., 3Oa3ol Reading He,-
road, ~ al; Michigan Centr4I Rear3ad, 3D. IT.
3lli Michigan Southern and NortLern Indiana
Railroad, 2il02li Michigan soutberu AMI 80. ..u
Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed 44aHl; Pmssl
EnFCsd, ii4ellil; Illinois Central ita,io.d ~. N
sIsi Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, lOo TO-,
cleveland, Columbus oDd Cincinnati Railroad, 10
c~iena and Chicago Railroad, 67la1l; Cleve-
hno and Toledo Railroad, %: 49, Chicago and
h'eS i'snd Railroad, 9S5i,i Chicago, Burlington
oil.
IN exchange there are but few transactions, bui
ra'es are finn. Bsnkers' sterling ia ll2all5z.
Francs, 4.97,aA.9O.
f'eiShs art dull, and rates continue low and un-
ss,lieo To Liverpool, he engagements Are 1000
"''' 'oaf a. q. e 3D.. IN Ameriesn aud neutral
'e'''A. ','oopkl B.cou aud Lllda ~ a;2s I'D. 4;
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oiuedbeir forces with the army to fight off the in.

|
vading octaiors of al altim tum.
CajIgas, WHO lived principally by laundering the
mills Lozsda, Bniiron, Gsvez, and The two br.tLers
Cobo, al 5pabiaTds have been killed Save one OF
the latter, who escaped These brothers formerly
had shoe end leather store 10 this city, they
swindled the people here sud fed to Mexico: one
became leader of horde OF robbers, and il is said
received subsidy from spain through this island for
forei.n il PREVENTION could step 10 and pay its own
expenses with the spOils Of conqaes, and Of uniting
the Spaniards there, aud wien all was ripe TO hoist
lac Spmisa flag, al d IN the name of the people AJAX
the protertion Of Spain as Santana did in Santo Do
mingo, where ship loads o. officers are now being
sent 10 rule and @xort all the revenue he island
produce. Cobo, it seems. though the time had cone
Tor hi TO APPEAR on the stage wien Casset tooE
poss' ssiOn OF Vera Cruz and when the Spanish nag
waved ever San Juan 90 Ulol, but he misicok bis
cue and came on too soon. lie ho,ted tie flag Of
Spain in tie Sierra but was seized by his OWE band
and hung-bis brother escaping
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distress next year throughout the world wood be
beyond precedent Tie cotton crop is usually
pitched" in February, but it can be planted with
eoue sueeess az late April, il favorable season is
vouchsafed bu, a full crop cannot DO relied on.
Tits fact aloue should influence the Government
10 invite trade With the interior, which As being
oleued by Foote, IIaleck, and otheis in the Wee
tern Departments, and al the same time declare 81!
points occupied by our troops Ike Port Royal, rs
ports Of entry. aud allow clesrsnces TO vessels al
orce, with proper restrictions. The fame decree
should follow burnside, Sherman, aud Butler, IN
Their several executions, and wherever the hng oil
the Union floats, loyal citizens could avail
Themselves Of the benefits of commerce.
Neiiner would we exclude the foreign trade, from
my port where we were in full possession.
If necessarily it should be small until the inten.r
could he opened yet, for great diplomatic reasons, 1t
should be encouraged. Tie foreign powers have ex-
peIenced the same Gisasirons results from the Re
belion that We have. 1t has Frustrated their trade,
depr.viug then Of Inc American market, thrown out
of employment thousands of operatives, dcpl-ted
their revenues, aud, without some earnest that we
will, so far as lies in our power, provide them witt
cotton IL is didcult TO say bow long they Can resiri
TIE clamors Of Intervention from their suffering
m.lonf.
Whenever the Government shal adopt this course,
trade in our ohiet cenes will revive aud he rebel
lion viii be sQuelched-p emising, However on
continuance Of tie acse policy which NJ present is
so conspicuous in every department Of our Govern
meDt--aul We should hear no more of tile couns.l-
that would break ihe blockade. We annex oar usua
atsteInens OF exports Of Domestic Gools for the week
lin n. M. INF L.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PoaT OF Embellishments,
Cleared.

sfio.-A,heus n,rernl. Sshrsing. London, How and
F,othipsham. Dione r,ef. Gise'lo9l Snow bWsssi
f0un I-.l.. url.s Phtactphih W. tl"eni Nh~1'e''i'
sreu.-r liverpool W isias Guior.
sks-N S Ei,h f.sh Aii! lphiA M'esH = V w,
re s.u,I Sbsprh.e G j.igstt K 60 Oodsn nei-,
tNbi~tur, A. .nwsl' Pans Rvlfasd 20 Fsr smS pa'
rio Iap.irc. Cord ) Colt; heisud tofen'h "i""0''"
Bremen, Cha Luiipg. " ,uA -. a
B..-llsupsl orr Allen g gsga, Cuba smith ,or rs,
20 S.ptius fOld Stiaeu RIO J1neiro, Corson . So,
me. Hovt Point .P.tfe j. brocsWay; Marcia harii-
m.n Elz.ferhpor X. P. Buck Co N
-choooessB d. Pits tbrh Cofson, Iocns' foi''' ~ W
D. starr Nonpar. (Sr Ansss, Corn a.i's ID X De~on.
sloops-Fred Brown. Carr Biis;o, l. heHh5' Nies'n'
z modes Bristol, h. l. Kenny. -,
s,.smer-M sanford SANFORD Philadelphia +. PerSihh
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TAG scHR. EsnA tBr. of ST. Andrew, ~ e. y acouns
rom Ma aD.as Is wi mOsses, was bound 20 70 u.
Feb during t,svy N. snoyys,orn, went ashme a
" Of Montsus, causing the vessel TO leak osay oss
.yaN rudder kc Wa at of Feb H. with the assistance y
the unoerwiers agent after dischaIsis pst oil Tan
vs- owed up to tho ciy By stean.us AeDiHe' @as- "-
o.. f,f Port.
sr THox,s Ian lathe bark Emma = ohsse lS' o. ~
lsni) Oilk.y arrived last night in ballast Wa '"'
=, Lass N w. jan ai.-Tbe Adsh, from bSs'on 49,
Totally lo., Ian 10 at the head OF Psceea Bay AvSs 80
third OF her cargo has been saved, of~hieh P''"'
s.o.en.
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10y Telegraph |


BALTIMORE Thursdsv, Feb. H. 1904
TIE steamship Baltimore arrived here last night,
bringing Havana dates OF the 9th inst.
Miramon vas arrested on board the Avon, aud ia
confined on her British Mujes,ys slip Challenger,
and viii not be allowed TO land IN Mexico.
The British ste ner Gladiator ss.lt at Nassau,
mounting guns. She will change Ler lag and become
- Rebel priysleer.
Great sckuess existed among the Allied troops al
Vera Cruz.
The Allied Commissioners lad returned from tie
City Of Mexico. The Mexican Government ins'sied
upon the Withdrawal Of the Spanish forces, ou'
would accept the intervention OF France ana England
Gen. PIN, the Spanish Commander, had cent l''
bis family.
Tie British suaboai Peloyer had been lost al al
vaIado. r..
Deseriions from the Spanish troops at vera 'iAA
continued.
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MARRIED.

BULL-DORLAND-lp Bro1tiyn on Tuesday svenipg FEB.
H. BY the Rev. q. d. FOES Renben G. bail Elizabeth G.
Martin dsugher of b. late James Do LAID a. Of ooklya
JAcoUELIN-sTlCKNEY-O Monday, Feb. TO- by the
Rev. f. ". Chspr. Charles VI JscqDriin to Emma L.,
daughter Of Charles L. S,cknsy, esq. Of ihi, city.
ASDEBSON-INGHAM-inG Grace ChHch, Brooklyn, on
ednssday Feb u by the Rev MrFsgg Spencer Ssn,
derson q SewYors ard Miss Mary iDgham dsoshsr Of
jaime. InsAan, esq, Of Brooklyn, y. \.
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Fss III roo bbs Flour bI oas 9o.I so.h NJ
% ~, pSoy,ops 5000 psss Lard, 10 Dressed H0ss
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vrSl.Tuhg ALMANAC.

yiSisTrhE ALMANAC -
sun-Rses. Sets ...........aiJ' sooa-f@s7s =
riGH WATER THIr DkL .
ANDY Hook. .;l7tOoy Island 1907 de"se'''' VS.
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Disasters, &c.

The H. g steam soopoiwM Richmond Is 1T snchor on The
ga,iery and will sail tomorrow for Key West
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The statement Of the present week, AZ compared
with the preceding, shows decreafe OF 30, w IL
he ten, Of loans and discounts, S7l56l2 IN dePoeils
sl4 ia specie, and All increase Of s15,e4O IN or
ouiaiion.
Got OF the 10 bsnks in Illinois which may he said
70 have been IL "iai blaf; We look at their blfi-
ipg influence, only X have survived the Storm u
tpo lat eli htecu months. Tie Auditor Of The State
il now redteming Tie notes Of "a ofthem. Nine'een
others IRE in liquidation, snd tie notes Of uost Of
inem will be rcdeemab!e the Vnseut month.
The Chamber Of Commerce OF Cincinnati. on Mon
day, paced a resolution urging upon tie Senate tie
immediate passage Of The Treasury Note til, with
the le,al-tender clauso, ss ii passed lie House.
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Trr CoUpoSs due the 18Th inst. on the u. 8.
.oO Treasury Nctrs NIL BE- crshed iume dsfey upon
pfe..ntstionto T.osfs0s Bk0rnKKs NJ. 2 " aI'l
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The HiGHH,T fEENIrs pad To- SPECIE by
TnoEfsos bE0IHEEs. No. WAl't
UsTyp STATES TRvAsuH1 kprrs bought sud I'D by
TsosFt1s Bk0IHKAs, 20. NG!lsi
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Return Of the Captain Of the Iro0uois
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+ r O M III A VANA.

iERIVAL OF THO STEAMSHIP COLUMBIA.
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The ErDrfU Gays:
Tie motion o. C,y-'.nd tsL Ch,mbesn (LA Crosse Rail
rood Ia heloIe tie SIfsus Cou Ns'fnsof
a. tl- ca,o ruflurlv TUNED 81 Couu viii
CONS ruisfv fr.k. BY Ja,ilcs Orer upon ic noce-iy
o. dsfrudah coming into Coat owing 10th sdc o. h'
The statement Of the Boston Banks for the lat
week compares with ,he previous week, and for the
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Annexed is the report Of J. W. AI.oI

Annexed rs The report Of j. ". A''op, Teeeiver oil
the Ohio and Mi.sss pp Railroad, showing It's Gusi-
ness for the N nth e December:
Balance from November III 81
KEtllPTA
Fr0urr ss'ergers prior 10 Drcsu her....S1tl6 G.
krou iis sht prior ~ D-crmrei.-....... COL 20
From ext -ess p'ior 10 Deem .f........ 3tt' 0l
From moi service - Cc'oheT........... 92fa -
From passengers % december ac outt.. 1895 -
cher 81 O. -7s9sa 20
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u nc ION Lnst. ss fuIlowe

m0Ic G,aI'td Feyiow q Ihc i0Teign and doInt6'
tic markets w appear in TnE srsl-WFESLr
TRIBUNE.
JLf Erprsss asVs.
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Balance carried to January s'ocUnt. u 20 q
The ftstemerts Of the banks of the three princlpa
cities of the Union for the last week compare With
the preyjcus one, aud he corresponding time Of 1861
as follows.
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81 Aiil.6 Praie. duCh.inR. 20
/. Mil. 4 Pratt. d. Chem
Let PrefeIred....... IS
- Mil. q PTair. du Chem
I'd PTelerred........ -
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Total 423g slaisis. 4st:l 5a2 bla i-3s u s9s g.
at v.et.. ~ on s40 I5 o." t1 81 1Jtis D. ~ ~
Lsst yea.... 20 - sIa I2iilss7 t3s75ffi l'af.'3
Tie iollcwincssirs Of stocks were made 81 auction
by order Of j. IL. Dubois, Auditor Of ilinois;
$1,000 Nifn-,o;a - iBs7...................,.a 1i
900 iliIufi C. .scft az
54s H. Iuterpsi lap Int ,lss7.............tt
$50 Tsuuessre COS pous.....-.-.-...s.s.s.. ~
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CHAPTER XVII.
INK wARSSG TORTURE BEGua TAG pA-
RING EXCHANGE

..-.-- \ --.,.---- ,,-T -
INK "ARSIS' TURF hE'u' I'H pN'
RING EXCHANGE
4 With the earliest beams of moraing all were
astir in the settlement AMI prepaid az tor the
funeral OF the dead hunter Brace Shelby, who
had boon so suddenly cut OH on the preceding
day in the very midst ol life nopo and vigor.
HO1e-two.three' and on until IL reached
thirty five, hall the allotted three score aud
ton inst u is given man 70 lIvo, to.lo4 tho boil
upon tho rudu los-cIurlh tho nigh. Jeiors,
when tho nevs q mo deeease had Aproaa
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EAKTMXB, ATTENTION.
~ Or. TOBIAS Vs1t1.isn gars, Hnlusui. ktsi
ho,tles, 80 co. Curss lAmsnasa cutA oslEA spr.anl,
&c. II you have . lafna horsa. ty . oostls-suyt
curu Tns Broadway kAuroad CSapany, eoulA
Bod1on, vriteA, "sand IA IL dosst PR sEpru-s: n
II ahe be1 unimsnt Tor lAmansss anc gals va have
sver used" Oeics "a Uortlkldi a. soA-ka- y!
Druggists Ash for Toons How Ianrasas nj On,
N-.sls.. ans Nsks ~ ss's aGsesTA
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or THA

l. Surrogate Of the County Of Now YORK, not y
hereby given TO all persons having claims HSu1ilE
ceased, " present the same witt vouchers thereo'
" the subscribers, al thO office Of J. Francis Wal
ton, No. al PARK Row, in the CITY q New York, ot
or before the Twentieth day OF March next DaAod
Now York, the 10Th day Of September, 1881
EMILY Y. LHKIR, RxoouutK,
k0WARO r. aILBkRT, RK ln
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STEAMBOATS,.

EOR UNCOMFORTABLE 81 CENTS
l. Tho st,an,r BRIDGEPORT WI leave Peck
SIP, " H., every Tu.sia,, Thursday AMI SHu'dsJ
~ L. o'c., OK, noon, arriving IA Bird sPors IN tim'
I" r.uuett wish ,He Nguga urN, Nav Haven, HAr''
tlrl and Spriurasii X Il. Re,urAng--Iaau
Bridgeport every N ,udAy, Wcis'biV R.u Iuiay
m-ri irs's, AZ lOH o'clock, On Ihe arrival ., Tho
New Haven cars Frsigut tnAen. mill Gull
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tIyHY WILL you SUFFER, WHEN On
w Tnnups1n's gresS Lung hemely viii lAsts- u,
cure tLe worst coughs code uluuGuius, sstltnA
and even consumption Lurva warranted Tbs
ooar supplied n ads. Othcs Il LAlshi ~. NH % o
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20 ~ onha,ted
DxY GOODS.

pARGAINsl BARGAINS BARGAINS !
~ We, ~ .fS Sli,sl
H8t L.ce Curtains
Wos Eugial Hosiery
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IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER "
Line Surrogate OF the County OF New York NOTES
u hereby given " all persons having claims Ag inse
CHARLES MAURAN, Late OF the city ~ New Nort,
dsre,s,1 % Present the sane with vouchers thereot
~ the slscrber 81 his residence, No. BIS Wen 2ld
Street, in she city OF New York on or Se' IRE Ahs
nxah day Of January next
D,,ed Nav York, the third day " July, 1881,
JAkgH II. MALRAN Executor.