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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

Our vcraclty Is recsoned by what novs
from the mouth our vOraeity BY the qss2-
tiiy we put into 1t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

A patient 10 undoubtedly in bed vsy
when bis disosss 10 acute and his doctor
isn't.
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farmers department.
"srEEp TuEFLow.'

Anihe acts aal ssicrcrs pefaintng o. lir, are
a., CIV Erk-l trr-thrr, 1rt arg iHI.-alry connr'''
sI with \ Asfi,ultulv -AGEiCULA.
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Board Of Councilmen.

IT, uo..d .c 1,o,,ciir,on mat LAT cyaninp
AL the members present =. 40, oOo g., nav ami.
lfnl,,lti"h WVPr'II.,'W w. ~ ,,in,
corms lor the 9th Reghnent n. r. g. was rc'cr'
r'' =, VIZ ~. ,,,,,,,or,v ,vs,,.
Are-out'n that all suits asan;s 'p5.Gles'y %w,.
erN i'r not oIeanihg th''I ku , oo !, ~ IL -
n the pr"und that such Work belongs ~ NJ n' ~ ~
tdlc. lint, .,...,,..,
committees were created, "a i'llow,.brRi'h we
Printing and Advertising, and street Clesnlng'
The Committee appointed 70 u's ~ Wv
Mayors Message W P'op'' manning
Mayor, Comptroller and Commi,tee Of three from
W" tlaIlpei "' S'li'i'o ~ ~ W. ..,,,sI A.,
~. Tnat y said Committee he referred The sub
Jet q" n's'ndA',nR No" 'w' =, ',i 49,, las,
u.u.
A. ',t lIt IN" Hll',' "i Wna W., L., u, az =,
slips IN 'ret. aud h'.k.cy contract lee rri'Tri u
p,rty, and expenditure f.r the var e. he r,irr.Sd
| in tie fihan'e Committee AMI V' iN". w. ~
me standing Committees for 1852 were annoGgc.
"i h.! h'inE majority oil Deii"I IT. anu "''
| u.j'-ity " Republican,. ,,......,.-.,..,,,,,
| per .ni Krcch.
Arts ana sciences N'u'''''''' "r"'H' NV '"'
| llcaey. ,,,,
| ~'ossmcuts-Counciimen B'rpk' Mh'or ana
Bcsi,n Payement-Councilmcn Bhre' Troucr ana
| hkN. - fl. -, -. nj. .,,i
| Cleaning Strects-C"uncilmcn Geihcy' brloe Hhl
| Bh""k. .... ,.......t,..,,, ,I..
| Cith NlA"lu' i'el'""'''' "
| ley, lirzelt'n and Long o.-,.. ~
| Donations and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h''N"
Barney ana hu,s, -. D., u.,oi,,,, and Mi
ferries-Councilm'n R"rper' h'Hehon AMI NIL
| IeI; .,,, 80, asa, O,,,
| fnhncc-Councilmen Lent Jones' ana ofth.
| fI' brlhuh'ht-N'"' ''''''''' "''''' ''' ~
IIedry. ,.,.
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rm CArrotIo TApI-r prrus that thsr.

TIE CATHOLIC TABLET DErrns that thsrs
ever w.s such priss, In New Orleans ~ Rangent,
The person reported las, week having becn robbed
IN one Of the N,vYork concert saloons while istox
Gated. n sads -
"The rcpor, Of his ehcAps from New orcans md
Mexico n ali humbug, and We wonder 81 such
man a. Superintendent Kennedy believing u, tue
fact Of his having In his pcsseasion commissicn
from Jeh Davis looks suspicious There u no doubt
but that he is an impostor. We understand tbs,
be called al house in this city, about ayear sgoand
represented himself as member OF rehgion Of
der but he found out, and turned out o.
doors as an impustor he len after him buneh Of
very rispicious-looking skeleton keys Wnere mas
he been since"
Ar MEETING or THE Youro Mxrs Dem
o.ra,,o Consral Committee held yesterday, q, Tam
many Hall, Z. D. schafer WAS elected Chairman,
and Achib.ld Fullerton and william H. Mallory,
Secretaries, pro tenn, ater which the Committee
adjourned 70 the 9TH day Of February,s y O'Clock.
r. NJ, 10 cleo, permanent, officers.
TuE oArrArS AND CREW Of the prize ship
4" Cheshire" before rerortei.l arrived on Thurs
day, and we're handed over 70 the custody Of the
Marshal.
NEW YORK Two HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
Mr.. Moore, librarian Of the New York Historical
Society, has recently procured from the British
Museum, copy Of the map ofthe Tovne Of Nam
nados, or New Amsterdam, a. 1t was in 1901
| This il the Oldest map Of New York in existence,
and Ia a wonderfully queer thing " look at
THE CALCIUM LIoHTs at tho Central PArk,
Tor the benefit Of the skaters, are attracting oon-
siderable attention, and add greatly to the novelty
Of the scene, and 10 the amusements Of the crowd.
Several thousand visitors have been upon the ice
| within the last two DAYS.
| Tux VALUATION or RIAL ESTATE In this
city tr the year 1852 shows how little tha, species
" property is affected by fluctuations incident 70
| the times. The 9Th ward exhibits gain Of about
| $4,000 over last year the 9th ward, suAOOoi
the 18th ward, $4,000 the li'h ward s'''oOo
tho i-th ward slO9 900 the 10Th ward, t'lo'oN
| the goth ward, siSS,ooO tie 22d ward, SsIs'OOc
The "b.nncr'' ward, this year, is the 18TH Tho
valuation NJ which Is S1T, 2G3,G5O. Al recent SAID
| II real estate on broadway, tBowen, Holmes 4 Co..
.,nrcJ tyy thirds " u feet front, which were "a
.ea-. 4 la, year at S240,oO0, brought ss96,Oco
| After the looks have been made up 10y the minis
toners they pass int, the hands Of the superysors
| by whom the valuations are used "a basis for de
| ,errnlnng the per cent. Of taxation for 1862. i
sol, the rate was over per cent and this year
i y,u lap hishcr.
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Pslics Intelligence.

THE CONFIDENCE WoMAS-MoRE VICTIMS.
In addition H. those persons who appeared On
Wednesday and complained against Mrs.. Wild,
alias Weaver, the confidence woman, whose arrest
has already been mentioned, are the {, llowing3-
George Cellus, Of 20 Madison street, discharged
soldier Of the Twelfth Regiment, lost frock coat
worth S22 Mrs. Ann Render, 90 Henry street,
velvet cloak worth $40. Mrs Cunningham, II M
rion street, jacket worth flT Mrs. Anna Bow
en-, 1913 Elm street, stella shawl, Mrs Cook,
Lpight street, one gold ring and black lace veil.
Mrs Waugh, ll3 Leonari street, one plaid shawl.
Mrs. Mary H. Worries, OF Y Amity street, white
skirt, enc piece Of vel vet and black cloth cloak
the property belonging 10 Miss Jane Hutohings Of
$50 Broadway. TIE shrewd 'windler IL still at Po-
lice Ieadquarters hut she will be taken n court in
day o. two and committed. II X said that all the
above mentioned parties identify the prisoner M
the woman who robbed their houses Of the articles
named.
ARRysT ON BENCH WARRANr.-William
Allen, alias . Butt" Allen reputed gambler, WAS
arrested ON a bench warrant, he having been in
d.ctcd for keeping a gambling house In Mercer a.,
on which the police made a descent some weeks
ago. IL WAS In Aliens place in Howard &, that
Paudten was murdered some years ago
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c.-se 70 IRIS city. ghs called upon Dr.. Cobb, VINO
vvtthos. her oonsenl ~ she alleges coumi,,sd IN
abortiou upon her. The cass WI % resumedna
RridAyl
BarAcH OF MARRIAoR PRoSnsE.-Ibs
KingS' County Circuit Court WAS eng sged yester-
day In trying an sotion Tor damages brought oy
Mis- Eliza Cinch agains, Mr.. Jossph Khpatrick.
me nisirItiR ~ resident II As,oria and the defen-
dan, lives on staten Island Tue plaintiff sets forth
that dsfsnAant proposed marriage In 1850, and was
accepted AAerwerd, II appears that defendant,
who was Ia III health, consulted physician, who
informed him that he not In condittnn 10 as-
suue the martial relation, and advised him u take
trip 70 Ireland. The parties, however, had hsd
him that his Company WIS no longer desirable suo-
sequently, she sent for him, and alter some ex-
plantations they were re-engaged. he TOOK voy-
return In the fan, bu, msned absent until the
following Spring. Meanwhile he vross 70 her stat
ing that he would I've unable N fulfil the engage
ment. The jury WAS instructed W bring IN
SEALED verdict this mcrnng.
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A fire broke out in the upper portion Of the
Dist lery Of Mr.. 4. l.. HuHved, on the corner
Of Franklin and Flushing Avenues Brooklyn,
about II O'clock on "Wednesday night.
large quantity Of grain was wOred the third hOpr,
and il Is Supposed that the fire caused by spgn-
t,nenus combustion, A portion Of the roof WAS lie
struye,, and the grain wSa greatly damaged by wa
ter. The estire Las Is estimated at $1,000 and u
covered by insurance.
A STRANGE FREAK or NATURE Coroner
Norris held an inquest on Welne,.iAy evening, in
Brooklyn, upon the hody Of infant daughter Of
Mrs Ann Doyle, residing ut No. 40 Union street,
which died shortly after birth, In consequence, ~
alleged, Of matreatueut tho part ofths midwife.
On examining the body IL ws discovered that each
hand was supplied with one thumb and hye hnyers.
The ry rendered the verdict that death was caused
by compression Of the brain which took place dur
ing patturiton, and that It's life might have been
saved had phyI iciAn been In attendance,
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MEDICINES.

DYSPEPSIA CAN BE RELIEVED-A
~ WHO doubt il should try bottle Of DIR. Sni9
DYSPEPSIA ANNIHILAToR, for the speedy
lief Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Lo.s o. Appssn
Nausea and Sickness At the SioinAsn' .hu ~
&C. Us "a a,hSacJous articles ever discovered
NJ c,,nent cure Of that distressing diseass
DYSPEPSIA Perseverance Nth this % me
i,r al cartifcates might be obtained, bua d
ars :. easily procured with 80 little regard 70 tru
hat they can have no weight with discerning p
ia. Therefore, the proprietor "a confident, tha
Ter In the cure Of Dyspepsia over all other remed
in use al the present day. For sale at 20 30
second a., wihAmAburgh, II ~ cents per oossla
iaaO 2iAcsa0O
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LEGAL REPORrs-THURsDAY.
Court Of General Sessions
HrFnnK Irnrr Arnr....

The trial Of DIR. Chas. Cobel, for abortion on
Mrs. Mary Ann Baker, the 10Th Of Nov. last, was
commenced but not ooncluded-Mrs. Baker and
pr. Petitjean were examined at length, the owl
dences was not suitable for publication.
Mrs Baker has six children, but had boon seps-
rated from her husband aboat FIVE years. She be-
,.'us snoisH's lS nan named Baker. and 20 pre-
"a, TgJa'Ie, 90 LE2A where she resided, aud
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INSURANCE..

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
~ Trust CompNny-Ofios % Wall E-Capith,
81, 900, 900 This Company inElres liyes, grants
and purchases annnties, and makes other contracts
involving tho interest OF money and the duration OF
LIFE.
DepoatS-Tth Company allows Interest de-
posts. For year and over. q per cent per snnum
bopostA by the Court OF Equi-
~ AMI Surrogatsa...,..... 40 do
Iad on all deposits Intended for accumulation,
such interest ~ may he agreed on.
DAVID THOMPSON, President
g4lR u KgAstsgsI sss;EsssaSZ.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ITO PRINTERS-WANTED, CHEAP FOR
Il cash, secondhand fast job press, and
New York. j2t 81
WANTED TO HIRE OR PURCHASE
w From 10 h. 20 shuttle sewing machines; Sing
er's preferred. Address lowest price, with full par
tcuiars, W. i. W., box 93s, Sun Othce. js2 8'll9
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personal NOTICES.

DKIZE MONEY FOR OFFICERS AND MEs
L & tho san J-cntn, Constellation and Mnhican,
- paid daily ny JOHN II. MURRAY, Army and
saw Banker. 80 Nassau m.' opposite the Pa, Of
dee. ja9 24is'l0S
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COAL, &C.
CUMBERLAND COAL OF BEST QUALITY
sYLYANUss. WARD,
al W AahIngtnn 81.


CLEAN, WHITE TEETH ADDS GREATLY
" h. the appearance Of eyesy one; and h. All who
would have theLT teeth look 40, We would advise q
use DR. Groy's Gate HNbw'sl ORRIS TOOTH
PASTE. We are satisfied, from experience that
Il ths Best and most Reliable article in use. II u
perfect enemy ~ the DsniiSt II keeps the Teeth
and Gums In perfect health and We guarantee tina.
nothing Injurious y USED In is making. Don't fail
10 pdye Il trial AZ Confident that u will give
nssfsct aatisfsp.lon. IL " Aso excellent article
Sr Rad Broath To 10 had ~ 40 SoGta Second st,
WlIiiAuasbutah, u n osns- ~ paa. n-'S
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST - GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK
IL book, No. 42.l2T. Tue finder will receive the
thanks Of the owner, by leaving II Vt No. D Luke's
Place. CATHERINE BuRK.
q REWARD-LOST, COR. BROADWAY
pI and Maiden Lame, last evening, one fur glove
By leaving II at " Mulberry II, they can have the
abuye reward. -
90 REWARD-LOST ON MONDAY Even
'pC ing, ut 10 u'cock, King Charles slut she
has pupa. Tho returner will receive the above
rswArd-l2S Greenwich st. lAE5 f'lO5
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-TIIE
Il stsk and fixtures Of a grocery stnre In AN OK.
cellent location, doing good cash business good
place tor a German god reason given IN n sell
ing. Apply 10 Mrs. SANDS, is Ludlow n N. Y.
nor SALE-ONE OF THE OLDEST COR
Il ner grocery and liquor stores down town. Is 10
h sold cheap for cash. Inquire at N. PUNDT, 1872
Duane At. 20
GROCERY FOR SALE-TIIE STOCK AND
VI hxturcs u excellent little grocery; well fitted
up; rent lows in good location; will be sold cheap
tlr cash Apply on premises, cor Of Carl and TIL
larry st, Brooklyn, meme but principals need apply
i2t 9siOS
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST AWONDERFUL DISCOVERY
"A teeth extracted without pain, by - new process
beautiful teeth inserted ~ each, with or wtAou,
extracting the roots sett on silver s.. All per
atoms skthny performed and warranted, ~ J.
JAY VIILERs, TO Grand, blocks from BROAD
way. a nnAAm naIGn Jazz S-ieS
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GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT.
VI AT TIE HIGHEST PREMIUM,
By 4. l.. JAMES N CO..
II 80 Wal u.
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DRESS.

MILLER & co., 3S7 CANAL ST, LADIES'
wi B.ImorA and cloth button gaiters, white
satin, aud kid slips and gators, India rubber boots
and shoes, with Goy- and misses boots and shoes (;
all styles snd prices
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MAD. HOTCHKISS, FEMALE PHr
GIN ~, Sai West bTth 50, cures disaass
ths hsaTt lungs, throat, liver, kidnsys, dropsy.
IA 80. srrsfila and all skin humors our~
Ofs,e hours frcn 0 70 IL a. m and 70 y p m
I.Si stae'il3
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ITO SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
Il u,-halt the lahlr s,ycd ly using READS sew
ing NJ chine on, whoe'ale and retail, Mt the fac.
tory, 100 Duane ~, n V. Satist, ton gitrnntncJ.
joins READ, Jr, n co ia24 Ilac'lOl
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AN ENGLISH FAMILY, Is DESTROYS OF
n obtaining respectable young women, with or
without Board, terms very reasonable. Apply at
2lT Wooster st., NY,
IL lodging house Ia tie city, where respectable
men can have comfortable single beds at 10 cents
per night single rooms from Is t. 20 cts per night.
Refreshments given b. order, ut the Park View
House. @ yIrick It, near Franklin st. la2i 2'l2o
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
lsurrogAte q the County Of New York, notice n
hereby given h all persons having claims AgAin~s
JAMES STUART, late OF NJ. 10 East Path street. In
the city Of New York. Gentleman, Deceased, W pre-
ber the ofhre of Edward c. Delavan, No. 81 CHI a.
IN the City ofNew York, on or before the 18th dag
Of April next Dated New York, the 10Th dag q
October, 1891 HELEN 81 STUART,
AIimniserAtrix.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
iBurrogate Of the County Of New York, notice p
hereby given 10 all persons having claims AgAinse
the estate Of Charles GOsdyeaT, lats OF the City a
New York, deceased, 10 present the same. wish
vouchers thereoL n the subscriber, al his Once,
100 Broadway In the City Of New York, on belo<s
the 10Th day 81 February nsxt. Da,ed, New ro<k,
18th day u higNlst, 1851
CfIAs GOODYEAR, Jun,
Executor.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A DNtRTI ING AGENCY,
AFpr ue convenience oi uptown advertisers,
NJ. Astor II sce.
j. 4. CALENDER,
400 olissiIl Late uf the New York Sun.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF II ~
L Surrogate Of the County Of Now York, motto =
hereby given 10 all persons having claims aga ma
JOHN N. SMITH late Of the City 81 New York. do
ceased, IN present the same, with vouchers ther -
W the subscriberA at their othce, No. i22 broad -
In the City Of New York before the iith dsV
81 March neIt. Dated, New York, tho 9th dsV q
September, 1861. LAFAYETTE SMITH.
JOHN j. SMITH,
Executors.
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PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or THE
L Surrogate Of the County Of Now York, notice =
hereby given 20 all persons having claims agat,ss
WILLIAM CLARK, late Of the City Of New rof,
deceased h. present the same with vouchers thereef
h. the subscriber Mt the reaidence uf J. Whitehe~A.
No 90 East Thirty Eighth street, In the City q Nv
York, ON or before the 10Th day Of February nexA-
Dated, New York, the 18th day Of August, 1851
JOSEPH WHITEHEAD, Aimnistr.1or.
HARRIET l.. CLARK. Administratrtx..
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
Surrogate Of the County IL Now York. NOTES .
hereby given thst any persons having olsAs.s
against BERNARD ALLEN, late u the City a ns>s
,hrreof U the ailisrriliers, NJ the ofce Of ". h
Allen, No y Maiden lane, In the City Of New Yorkt
ON nr before the 10Th day Of March next. DsssA
New York, the 18th day Of September 1901,
HENRY V. ALLEN
J. l.. ALLEN,
Administrators with the will annexed.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIN
isurrogAte of the County Of New York, NOTICE b
hereby given 10 all persons having claims Agains
WILHELM BOHI4E, late Of the City Of New Yo<h
deceased 10 present the same, with vouchers ths.s
o. u the Eibscriber,a al the Office OF John A. S'sn
ler Counsellor at Law, NJ. III Nassau siree~ IN N
CITY os New York on or before the 2oth day OF rsr
rusry next Dated, New York, the loth dAy % Al
su'H i''N CLARA p. BoHLR, AiminiSt,alutz.
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TO LET IN FIFTu STREET, WILLIAMS
PUBLICATIONS, sc!

THE BEST BOOK OUT-MCSEY AND
Il Marriage. "a Woman In her WOmanhood NJ
great M he WA In his Manhood . The
twain togett or well might change the world
TEEsTsoN. by Lady ANNA ARC1YLH. "a
Work Of priceless value " every thinking woman !;
and the fascinating story must awaken thrill OF
interest. The work II dedicated u Woman every.
where" Price 81. "The quiet style Of the Vicar
Of Wakefield; n needed REFORM" 3. d A. HOrr,
20 Spruce 1T, MY. J23 t2gl2i
NITORKINGMEN SHOULD READ TIE
w CAUCASIAN, this week.
wORKINGAEN should read TIE CACCA-
SIAN, this week.
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REAL EsTATl IL.

EOR SALE.-12 ACRES or FIRST RATE
Il farming land, only 80 miles 90 the l.. l. n. II;
prl 500 alan 10 acres, S3ON. alsn - acres, st1o,
ALA bO acres, $1,000. Terms easy. o. A. BuNCE,
2 City Hall Place cor. Chambers N = J2i 5'lv
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NIORTGAGE SALE - CHAMBERS

MORTGAGE SALE - CHAMBERS &
wi FAIRCuILD, Auctionsorrt viii cause 10 DO
sold this day, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, nj public auc-
tlnn the hnaehold furniture ONT aimed In the Hoo
tel known a. the Stephens House, Nps 81, 70, 20
and u Brpadway, furniture cnnsis,ing ot bells and
bSidlng bedstes.is, Tables chairs, mirrors carpets,
oil cloths, curtains, crckery, together with kitch-
en-, office, bar and other furniture. eNaogues can
bc had At the sale. JAMES MARINER, Attor-
nsy, 81. liz
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\ PURSUANCE OF AN oRDRR OF THk

IN PURSUANCE OF AN 0RDRR OF THE
lsurrogate Of the County Of New York, notice "
hereby given " all persons having claims AgAinaa
WILLIAM grUHR, las Of the City Of New YORK,
deceased, to present tho same, with vouchers thsFe
Of the Subscriber a. he once Of Charles Cheney,
No. 1876 BroAdway, In the City Of New York, on a.
before the 18th day a March next. Dated, Wow
York, ths- ilth day % September, 1901.
JOHN n. FINCK,
AdmInistratnr, Sc, Of VIM. Stuhr.
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A UCTION NOTICE-A. NJ. CRlSrALAR,
n Auc,ioneer, % npwefy will sell this day, At II
o'clock, four trunks, containing mcn and wnnen'S
clothing, silk dresses, shsws quilts, blankets, orlts,
pants, vests, a., h. pay adv ,nccs, g.. %
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A UCTION SALR-HORSE AND WAGON.
IA. NJ. CRISTAL.AR, Auct'r, % Bcwery, Will sell
this day Path 81 II o'clock in front Of store, ore
horse and ligh, wagon. 81
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IN Pursuance OF AN ORDER OF THE
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER O

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER o.
/ the Surrogate of the County of New Yotk, Nsssss
Va hereby given to all perspns having claims Agsns
JANE W. LANGDON, late Of the city of New fsts
4, tie suia. rihcrs N the office Of Isaac j. Green-
w,od NJ. il2 Wes Fourteenth street, IN the a5 q
NV York, nn or before the twenty second dsg -
April ncNt.-Dated New York, = IAN day Of ooss-
ber, 1851 ISAAC J. GREESWOOD,)
J VAN NAMEE bxecutssS.
WIN. A. MARTIN,
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NM wIrTERS, AUCr Will SELL.

lAI VI ~ ! islN'Nt wv. - Nibah '''f'''
w This uay, At . u'ycA, ut I5t ca AL 4, tne EN-
tire gent,s ttuturr ~ family letyi' ~ Cor Europe
fine carpets, hei-, l"iiinN dining and kitchen
furniture stoy n pt.s, Nopi and Ut her wares, oil
cloths, Chairs, tables, So. l2l
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Oh THE
surroga1s Of the County Of New York. nOtics -
h,reby wen 70 Al persons having claims Ag INA
JAMKSSN. WELLS, Late Of the city Of New York
dscesd, " present the same, with vouchers thszs-
Of W Mo subscribers, al thar ofhce loI Nnhh ave-
nue. In the city o. New York, on before the Asss
dey Of February ASza. Dated, Now York, lO.h dc
'" JAMES N. WELLS. I ExssS
WIhIIAM ROOhA ; tsss
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AUCTION NOTICES.
UCTIoN SALE OF HANDSOME House.

A UCTION SALE OF HANDSOME House.
n hold furniture, this morning, vt 1OH O'Clock,
precisely, the property Of DR.. JOHN nRADLY, nj
hh residence 1874 Wsverly Place, near 9th ave, con-
ssting Of Brussels and ingram carpets, gas, china,
and silverware, table cutlery, beisteads bureaus,
waahstands maitrasses, bed and beddng, sofabeCis,
lounges, tables, rockers, chairs, clocks mirrors
curtains, &c. 1l9
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCrlbNEER--
w Un,c E,.t M .,lway, viii -,ll on this ICY
at iOk r',lHyk, the stock lca.C fixtures api iuruie
tur. n the who'd, sale ruI retail ,nn's' inuery aud
baker, 80 Fourth ovr, let 2ath and 26h sts con-
.i.tug of Jelly wuuds, ic" cream forms o. great W.
ricty "i French mottnD-, French amt ATs'r an c'n-
'c,tiuucty, mprNlr tip tables, counters show Ell "a
,sc chandeliers, $40 yardEof nice ollie 18th, one Tine
l.v lof.r. tuunI AMI Kind. 40 lyT
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T ARGE SALE OF HOARDING-lOUSE
- hiiniture-the furniture Of a frst-clsSs lr.ri-
ing house will bc sid at publ, auction, l79 W..
verify Place. east " 9th ave, this afternoon, NJ
o'clrck peciAeiy, consisting If Brussels and ingram
carpets, rosewood, mahogany, parlor and bedropn
furniture, mattresses, bells and beidlng glass
chins and sverwArc table cutler y&c. Sale Naitive
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WANTED.

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG
fAwunan wishes ssltuAlion ~ seamTress 81 nurre
and seams,ress understands cutting And sitting ana
all kinds Of family sewing Can be seen until sutei'
Al 1850 Forsyth ri, ID, hoor, front room. o.