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These figures chow daily average OF 2o5 $50 bushels
OF grain and S5 barrels OF four and 10 view Of the
disturbed and unsettled condition OF country they
present grand total alike wonderful and extraordinary,
and which will, by its magnitude. astonsh the whole
civilized world.
Our friends on the other side Of the water may also
learn q significant lesson from these enormous ship
msnts their shores, which il seems are required TO
supply their wants. and may lead them to consider the
subject well before ndugng in their bclgersnt propen.
stiles against country which has ever stood the friend
OF the needy abroad and whose ships have. In times of
famine starvation grautousy to their shores
rich reights Of grain, from ing grana
ry, for their subsistence.
The wants Of Great Britain and France can only be
supplied by Russia ourselves; and while Russia
sends her surplus grain TO hcr seaports, which
are few, by limited, slow and expensive means
Of transportation We by means OF our almost endless
network OF railroads, which furnish Inexpensive and
rapid transit from the great and Esxhaustibe granares
or the West to seaport marts, supply them with
and wheat at little than half the cost in
Russia.
There be very good reason that either Russia
the United States should bear any very great love
FOR Great Britain, having in view her bullying and de-
ceitful propenstes but afford to be generous
and forgvng and notwithstanding her aid and sympa
thy has been and still is against government, and
in favor OF the unhoy rebellion existing within our
borders will continue to furnish her with corn at
low figure but give her due notice that our government
stocks and securities sell her only at premium
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N. Nv, Colonel c. H. Van wyck commanding, at the
battle OF Fair Oaks, May ST.

N. r. w., Solonel Z. ID. Van Wyck commanding, ~ tne
battle OF Fair Oaks, May 81
Klied-Captain w. j. Williams. Co. r; Orderly Sergeant
A. NcCoOn saekstt Co. r. Sergeant Robert McGuae Co.
Davis, Co K, John Brown Co. Il Michael Clark, Co. X;
Francis Evsron, Co. X; Thomas Farril, Co. d: Abiah
HRckley, Co X David Hardsnbrook, 20. c. Noses Ham,
nond, Co. !; Jacob acllenbeck. Co. John ksser Co.
D. VIM. Mshle, Co. B; Philip Nshan, Co. D. Moses Ro-
bertson, Co. r.
Wosmded-Colonel c. H. Van wyck; Captain A. W.
Tomas, Co. B; First Lieutenant VIM. 7. Calkns, Co. "a;
Sergeant Frederick Teller Co. Corporal John Hornbsck,
Co. 4; Corporal Manning Weton, Co. +; Corporal Harry
Kernsr, Co +; Corporal Abram Leroy, Co. X Corporal
Michael Schwartz Co 4; Corporal John WILSON, Co. Ii
sherman, Co. G; George Tics, Co. A; Alphsus
Van Gordsn. Co. Z; Pstor vAndermark, Co.
G; William Walsh, Go. b; John Austin, Co. +;
Chas Brooks Co b Cornelius Berry, Co. Squire Barn
John Crossmand, Co. l. Robert Decker. Co. D. f. B. Davsn
port, Co. A; John Dagrone Co. G.; Jas Edwards, Co. E.
Richard Focs Co. B. Henry Goodwin, Co. X; Thos Har-
grave, Co B. Walter Hsddsn, Co. G. Gee H. HILL, Co. e;
Patrick Higgins Co. K John HopP, Co. H. James john
SON. Co. n; Oliver Hector, Co. K; Bernard Krshner, Co.
r. Job Kristsr Co b. Nathan r. Lent, Co. +; John Nc
Cabe, Co. B. John McFadden Co. b. Jerome Mclean, Co.
l. Miller Odell. CO. D; Ralph Osborn, Co. d; Arthur G.
Price, Co. Al John White, Co. Fl David Whitmors, Co.
r. Jas York, Co d; John Znde Co. A; Henry G. Zarnsr
COL.
HlsM0-Sergssnt Strickland, Co. b; Jas. Bell, Co. H.
Geo FToeieiga; Co. n; Jas Harmon, Go; HI John Lock
wood, Co. B; Thos McNearnsy. Co. B; j. March, Co. l.
Henry Tyson, Co. II.
The following list OF the killed and wounded in thu
Seventh and Eighth Independent New York batteries
raised by Colonel Van Wyek with the Tenth Legion
SEVENTH BArrERy-KilL Anthony Goodsell, Mathew
Hicks, Felix Clsary. Wonnded-Moses Crawford, Chas
A. Bailey John Proudht, Nelson Lsgs, Geo. Edgar John
Hunter, Jas. NJ. Swain.
VIM. Kelly Rudolph Smith. oran b. Maynard VIM. Carr
Darius Hadlsy
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Our exports Of brsadstuns 70 Great Britain SIN con-
tnus on the increase and figures for the past six
days show larger shipments Of grain than were ever
made from this port for Europe during the same period
For the bsnsnt and consolation OF the traitors aud nrs
eaters OF the South and their Northern sympsthixers'
who confidently predicted at the commencement OF the
rebellion that the Withdrawal o. their patronage from
rs would lead general stanaton Of trade the utter
annihaion OF commerce, that our streets would be
ovssrown with grass, and that Europe would speedily
be driven recognize the indspsndencs Of their bogus
confedsacy sy Of failure to obtain that great
st apls cotton, which . year since was supposed
70 rule the civilized world we give statsment OF the
daily shipments from this port during the last s Gays
which will, think, show sOnclusively that KING Corn
ia larn AlYki In H. dana
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News from the West Indies.

ARRILAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PLASTAGENET.
Tbs British steamer Piantagsnct, Captain Board,
arrived here yesterday morning from Kingston Jamaica
which por. she left on the 9th inst.
By this vessel We have Kingston papers 70 the 5th
inst inclusive. They contain nothing OF general in
terest. We give few local items.
Edward Foster, ESD. Treasurer Of the st. James Bank
for Savings, aluouer Of tho parish and magistrate,
died suddenly.
7ne Hon. John Nethersate. Keeper Of the Roads and
gecords, died Oh the 4th inst.
Toward tho close OF May the rains had been very
Several houses in Kingston had been undermined
and thrown down.
AT . Hrs in Kingston. property to the amount OF
$s7 $50 was destroyed. broke out in the bakery cf
Mr.. Fisher.
In Dominica the House Of Assembly had rejected bill
10 create registry or voters 10 expected that
dissolution would follow.
The stamp daty upon assignments OF policies OF life
remtted during the last session os the
Colonial Parliament
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MEXICO OPPOSED TO MONARCHY.
Napoleon Cannot Work Out
An ImpOssibility.
Letter ON the Other 8ide Of the
Question.
,>~~~~~~~~~~~>~~
What the Friends Of General Almonte
Have to Say,
kA &c. Ia.

The following able letter from General Prim 70 The
Emperor Of tho French has been published by all tho
Madrid papers, without distinction Of party. II was
written by the General in reply TO autograph letter
of his Majesty, delivered TO him BY General Count do
Lorencez the arrival Of the latter Mexico with the
reinforcements sent cut from France under hB com
rnand:-
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EhiIANStPHA, June ~, 1901.
rarson Bsownow has received an Invitation to he
present st TIE fourth of J4iy celebration in Louisville.
He has replcl, declining tho honor, sing hcen sab.
r,unasd ns q witness IN the impeachment OF West w.
.ghfsys az Washington, au takes occasion % Gro
broa'slds AZ tte secession aymi shssrs IN this aud
other states, wlo are, be Sye, principally aemOers of
The tate Es EsgckLTJixs parry.
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ALBANY, june II, 1862.
Governor Morgan went down TO New York ths morn
ing He will remain Until tomorrow
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the rsbe gunners II must be source Of great mortn-
cation 70 the rebel artlerists that their battery
senced by our rinss. without resort in any instance
70 return OF artillery shots. II is said by gentleman
that every gun has lost major part Of its
cannoniers by the unsrrng fire Of rifsmen. Three
rsconnoitre position made sudden and fatal
70 the ground. pierced by the sharpshoosrs unsrring
bullets.
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Arriva, or the Nova scotimn OF Father
Point.

MONTREAL, June IL, 1854
The steamer Nova Scoan arrived oh Father FONT en-
ro, 10 Quebec at four o'clock this afternoon She has
thirty.cn cabn and $40 steerage passengers She
uorts.-fassed The 10th inst, steamer Bohc ulian
oa Iird Rocks, bound 20 Liverpool
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Letter from n Friend Of Almonte.


Tho following Ia extract or private lotter from
friend OF General Amonte Mt orzaba to friend IN this
city, who has sent il to W. Tor Publication
OtizAnA, Mexico.
Serious complications have taken place. This "a
fatuatad Juarez-goverpinsnt 500 aed--has dehed tho
nationality OF Franco. The small Chyalric forces of the
french General have retired to Urizaba before the
greater numerical Mexcan forces assembled and IN
trencAea al PusDia. The live many heroic French
mon are 10 bo avenged. The General Of france will
await at Urigaba the renloroemeRts daily expected
The honor and glory the nationality OF France are
however, by the late evopts, urchangaby assured 10
accomplish the Regeneration Of AeAico feicovng mo
probable effect oil the ntcr &C Puebia aud rear.
ing tho consequences, the Mexican congress nave
issued address TO tho Mexican nation. ~ "
representative Minister OF france, ana comp Aus
also OF tho course cf the General ia command o ho
forces of France. These eenslres francs WIZ Ietuso -
promulgated against bsr own justice Ann houor, anu
thev will necessarily provoke asrhGeutf ehch govern
,rontai apnrourate response. Ihs tnmhesio or ths
congress will have very llte sntCt ~ ADJUSTING
tinns in the way Juares would have them al
M i,ara1 must renquish bis rretonslhs ~
Jlss', 80 Nsxlcan nation. France wiz no0lv aid in
asa,isi1pe ior all tms government 0f liosrality,
$500 ,,a ,rits 10 mako Tho matter worse for Juafcz.
N,..cJ v,,tory of tho Mexican conlmandaut 10
W. h, language personally offensive u the Enps-
o"s wv W,aaie,p aud 10 tho French nation. that Is
noo..brr glorious or ths future Of Mexico cannot bat
| bstpuy crown the ''ehd'
esse of fumanity, dear 70 farnpa aud tho world, vii
sSruse such energetic ei9t in the city o. Fagls as wii
ntnressiycy Gcmnri The iructIR despatch VI SUN
ccf, military division of tie gallant Of the empire %
VI trilmphluty, with1Ht ruAto.t, speedily fe1racs
tho gro ~ puebh, Themes onward y me Guy o. Mexl-
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second Regiment New xoris sintc Mi,itin.

HEADQrARlERs, ssl oNp IlroAkNr n. Z, s. ~,
Ngw YoRg, June is, 1902, !
This officers and members ard officers u ths rek
ment arc hereby requested to meet tao arnory COR
" ad place aHd sessnh street, this Afternoon, ~
thrte c ck citizens Dress 70 attend The funeral q
the las0 Captain Clinton htrfy, ,
u ". b. TOMrklNs, Colonel
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The Steamship Africa.

EusloN, Junc II, IS62
The Cunard steamship Africa, which was damaged by
ice OF Newfoundland will be repaired In the Naval Dry
Dock.
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Eighty-seventh Anniversary OF the Bat
tie Of Bun ker Hill.

bU51ON, JIne IbUz
To-day IL the eighty anniversary Of the battle
Of Bunker Hill, and, il being legal holiday the banks
Custom House and many stores closed. There il
nne military turnout especially Charlestown, whore
the day Is observed with than usual demonstra-
tions Of patriotism.
Association to-day, Georr W shington Warren WAS ro-
elected President. z the ending june l. the
monument visited by TO- 944 adults and LIS chill
drsn.
NATIONAL sALUzE AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Juno II, 1862.
national salute Of thirty -four guns was fred to-day
on Capitol Hill by direction Of Governor johnson, in
honor OF the anniversary Of the battle Of Bunker E
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NEWS FROM THE SHENANDOAH.
jackson RefnfOrced-ExPOsed Condition
or Fremont's Command.


OF Fremont's Command.
MOUNT JACKSON, June 10, 1852.
Reliable information has been received at headquarters
that jackson has been reinforced sssond time by IL 900
men.
General Fremont s in very exposed condition. and In
danger Of being overwhelmed by . vastly superior
force.
No rsnforeemsnss are the way 10 him
II is believed that much Of the Corinth army about
msrss supplies Of wheat, unsil after harvest time.
WINCHESTER, June N-P n.
There ID nothing worthy Of note transpiring here o.
present but hear multitude Of in regard 70
General Fremont's army. Tho latest report coming
through rebel channel to strasburg Is that Jackson
had fallen back 10 defcnsibls point whore hs had
been reinforced by 10000 msn 900 Of whom he would
employ to keep Fremont engaged while tho remainder
were march down the valley west Of North Mountain
cut Fremont of, and sweep him from the valley.
The mail messenger from General Fremonts army 10
strssburg reports that lighting continued between
the two armies Monday and Tuesday, and another
rider says that Fremont has fallen back to Harrsonburg
The reports OF Jscksons rein;orocmenis and his de-
signs discredited here.
large portion Of the prisoners carried on BY jackson
have effected their escape.
The latest intelligence from General Fremont 10 Of
jubi!ant character.
Tho report that 500 TO 600 rebel prisoners
en- route from Fysmonts division IL not confirmed st
headquarters
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Tcnah Legion, Firy-sizth Regiment N.
".

Tie rolowins complete list OF The killed, wounded
sd n.ssrs u TIC Tpah goa, FIiy Sixth regiment.
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USiTKp STATES GsytrAL HorfrAL,
ANgArotls. I'd June ID. 1882

USTKD STATES GnytrAL HorfrAL,1
ANNAPOLIS, Nd June Il, 1852. 4
In looking your Issue Of the 9th inst saw list
Of the killed aud wounded Of tho First Long Island vo
nesrs Who we're engaged in The action at lair Oaks on
the 3is. OF Nay reported By chaplain In the report
,hsre vas no mention made OF Sergeant Major Martin
Allan or Corporal iaw, Company II VINO both wound
ol-sergesnt Major Allen u tho and side and Cor
rpral Law near iho eye. Sergeant MAJOR Allen did his
DUTY pobly in the leid, rslying ths regiment around
their eisnard and leading them forward when nearly
every oscr was either Killed or had retire to tie
s serviccs were noticed and appreciated BY his com
,oauairg occr Nho rewarded him ~ promotion before
they LETT ths neid. JNc. Kelly,
Company u, First Long Island yoluntsers.
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THE AYosxr Is THE rHrso.

A person who was present in the battle of
BuonA Vista, and Afterwards wrote doscrip-
ton of i said that when the Amsri;a an and
Mexican armies Wers drawn up face TO face
in battle array, and before the fighting h i'd
commenced, Gen. Taylor rodo along loWly
in front Of his mon, saying some encouraging
WORD TO each company as no passed II. "Old
Rough and Ready sat CArelessly on his horse
with one foot IN the stirrup and the other
leg harging over tho SADDLE on the same
side, and as hs passed the spot where tbs
writer was standing, he said The bayonet
my hardy cocks, tho bayonet is the thing"
Secretary S'antoLs recent general order shows
that he holds this weapon in equal Of ssm -
" In the prompt aud spirited movements and
daring at the battle Of Mil SPRING." he says
with stirring eloquencs, the NATION will rsal.
iIs its hopes, and the people Of thu Unitod
States will roloico TO honor every soldier and
officer who proves his courage By charging iOih
he bdyonet ard storlniA9 entren 5Ame0ts n he
blaze Of Ms ensny's fire.
There can DO no doubt that detsrmInsd chArR-
% with the bayonst are the highest feAts Of pei,
sonal daring, and the best proof soldisn can
give Or their bravery.
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ven the Treasury no,ss givsn v ne bcy's ehSrge'
Ths sum. n n undsr-,ood, b much smaller tAsa =
fra reported, bu, The Navy Agen, declines 70 SAFE
he smOun,. The hn'l loss, any, viii fAll on the
AgenA
Mas. r. A. KnipLR foe the benefit It The
charitable Fund Of the 81. Georges socissy, rssd
LAST evening besrs Large and select audience ~
Irving Hall, The play Of HenfyV.
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Jsr.ey cit, Common Council

At the meeting OF the jersey City Commou
Council last evening, Recorder Msrtindss reported
that fur the three months just ended, 2ii persons
were brought before him. ~ these ltT were dis
charged, 60 were Committed % jail, IL 70 the city
prison. % held n bail and IL fined.
Chief Of Police Marinus reports that during the
quarter, 30 persons were arrested by the police of
witch 2Oi were males and II females Of the above
number only % could read and write.
NArtvrrY-U nited stAies, ~ ireland, 200 Eng
land, 10 Scotland. 4 Germany, France, T.
Number Of persons accommodated with lois ing,
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Ths matrsn u ne sstsblIshmsut, ths soldier.
vomans rights, and has encrusohed by dsorees,
upon the suthcity Of the officers, until shs has
beooms almost, IN fact, the surEeon-gsnsrl.
The general, and, In fact, almost the only COM
plant, strange - Il may seem, Il Of the women.
Their employmeut In tuch an institution Is
manifestly . mistake. The soldiers very III.
naturally say that tho lady nurses have their
table supplied better th.n any hotel in wash
ington, and tina, Il Il Often made up Of dslics-
clos ordered and sent to tho kitchen for the sick
soldiers. From what wo copld learn, the lady
nures have no duties TO perform which could
not be done more satisfactorily 10 the Gck SOL
disrs by the hands Of men. Az permanent nur
so, females are ott Of their sphere in military
hospitals.
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SHIPPING, Ac.
MEDICINES.

nYSPEPTICS-IIAVE YOU TRIED Dr.
~ SMITHS DYSPEPSIA ASNlhlLAroRt
You shuuli, " YOU wish relief Though bu, snn<e
time before the public Of New York, u Ia meeaanG
with die most altering success, not only In relsv-
ing hut curing that toturing dlsetse-DyspepAa-
II ats Ike magic IN tho whole system, cresit.G
new life to the sufferer. IL "a warranted to lie hfeo
preparations for this complaint, which do mora
harm than good in the end, and II Ia very plea..nA
" take. Try one tnv'e, AMI you can tnen laa&a
CENTS per bottle. The agency for this article ID
at 10 south Second St WnliAmaburgh- fe4 GO
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THE HOSPITALS AT ALrxASnpr,

IL
A Washington correspondent gives the fol-
lowing description Of the hospitals in Alexan-
dria:
The chief points Of interest at Alsxandris are
the military hospitals. OF these there arc three
in active operation, tho Mansion House, Fairfax
street and Washington street Hospitsls. There arc
now ABOUT seven hundred patients in the above.
mention ned buildings, bSsides which two more
have been recently opened at Wolfe and Pitt
streets,
The patents are carefully and promptly at
tended, all ihs time Of the medical Off ,ers being
solely devoted TO their welfare. Considering the
large number received, and the gravity OF the
diseases In most easss, the mortality has been 70
m0rkAblY light. In the Mansion House there arc
beds for five bundled and sixteen, Tn. ward
rooms are clean and comfortable thay ara
well wsmed and ventilated, and the diet far
the sick is wholesome, generally vol cooked
and such az is best suited TO the sick and con.
valescapt. There are some exceptions, In cases
where reprissls are made by the attendants
upon the rations Of tho sick soldier. These
complaints some Of the soldiers say, they have
traced to about dozen women nurses who
have been quartered upon the hospital. These
female nurses sent to attend upon strange mon,
in every stage Of almost every variety OF disease
are to- minRly out Of place in q military hospt-
tai. The soldiers do not seem 70 desire IN, ir
pressnce-tbey irritats and annoy thsm, srd
from what We could gather. the medical Off.
| Gers prefer, in every cass, that the nurses and
| ttepdants should DO NOR.
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A UNION srr IN sAvAryAu.

A correspondent Of the Manchester AAEnI-
cAr, from the ID New H,mpehire Regiment, .
Hilton Head, Port Royal, s. G., says
By the way, IL IL pretty well known here that
a certain captain from Manchester, in this regi-
ment, has been out - . spy, and has been all
through Savannah and ascertainsd everything
In regard TO the situation Of tho rebels In that
Said captain IA an excellent officer, and kuo ~
nothing Of the article called fear, and, although
young in years "a 80 bravo a. the Oldest veto
rams upon the tented Geld.
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United state. Di.lrici Court.
Cont of General Sessions.
before Recorier HOFFMAN,.

VIM. II. Young, alias Gen. Storms conf.
dence operator pleaded sn''y % grand larceny in
Swccny = Hotel. lie was rcmanded for sentence.
Andrew Rpbb, who was convicted yesterday Of
petit larceny, IN stealing from Lord a Taylor, WA
'his NOR ing sentenced u the city prison FOR ten
days. Atier some other unimPortant business, the
Court ali ufu,d.
TIM BRooKLYS CouNT or SESSIONS. The
Count 81 Sessl ms was opened tor the term yestet-
day, ly Judge Garrison asssted by Justices Still
vel and Hart. number Of persons were uTslned
for various oiienc, s-Rusng them, John Slater,
Alexander Guisc, Henry Strong and OSen Farmer;
pleaded guilty n selling liquor without license, and
were Gntd $50 esch. The oouu then al burned til
al. Ia f,..r lima
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POARDING-GOOD BOARD AND PLEA
SAINT rOonH may bs oDtsined Tor gent una
and | Ii wife, two single gentlemen Risn Tor Nv,
ladies, by applying At 90 Pike IT. HouAs h1d "a
aud bath, and within twelve minutea' walk ~ th,
City Hall. Terms very reasonable, FED 1920
T GS-GRNTLEMRN CAN be AG-
- commNdAted with HAgls beds Ia dn<s
-pons for i2o. per Night ~ SOC PsaH 81, be.ween
Aeeh mAa q aud Peek 9hn. teO s'lN
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County Of New York. notice =
hereby given To all persons having claims Ag.inss
the estate Of Charles Goodyear, late Of the City q
New York, deceased, 70 present the same, wtsh
vouchers thereof n the subs at his ofoa Ma.
1876 Bruadway,in the City Of New York, on OF bsfs
the 10Th day of February next. Dated. New xosAs
lolh day Of August 1851.
CHA5. GOODYEAR, Jun,
Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THn
L Surrogate u the County Of Ne" York, n0aos ~
JOHN N. SMITH, late Of the City OF New Yorh. d.
ceased, " present the same, with youchers herec4
" the suhscrher ~ their ONCE, No, 122 Broad -
in the City ~ New York, on oS before the t1th de-
4 March next. Dated, New York, the 9Th dag -
september, 1891. LAFAYETTE SMITH
JOIN j. SMITH.
EKecutirs.