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F0RGED 0asIBUs TrcKErs. Messrs. ]. B. Slaw-
son r. this morning that af,eg Monday
shey their Tor fare IN their respect
fseaarnssnsses. Bee advertisement 4 t3$ 5jG5
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Notice.
New Lusitanos Benevol int Associations,


The members of the above Association hereby notified that
regular quarterly general meeting will be held their Hall
corner of Greatment and Eiysan Fields Streets MONDAY
NEXT the 21h instant, at 61 O'Clock r. NJ, precisely, Tht
members requested be puncua important business
viii. be transacted. 3.,lz4s.s r- ,.s ... 5...-
BY order Of the President: 49,.
9a16 2p5t Mr. ANTHONY SAMBOLA, Secretary.
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jal6:2ps.
For Sale.

Awell established DIsT1LLERy in full operation For fur
Their particulars and price apply the premises No. 81
Leyee street, Third District Vaudeville spsin
streets. AZ. j5ss4,s..s--yi t. jal6 2ptf =
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Lpsr CHECK Attention Is directed to the ad-
sundry checks lost yesterday. payment has
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TIM 4rTANrIoN Of buyers Is called to the large
sd splendid choice extra ne Wines liquors
se. va sks piacs this dsys BY D. p Morphy
asaser. See advertisement. n
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NEW INFIRnIARY.
DR. REYN L D S,
THE UNPARALLELED CANCER DOCTOR,

THE UNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform his friends and the public that he has rented
and completely fitted Inmary the spacious and els
giant mansion No. 10 Baronne street, between Canal and Com
Streets where he will devote all his attention to the CURE
Of CANCERS in their iorms scald Heads White Swell
Ings and Ulcers Of every description.
He REFERS with much pleasure the annexed certificate of
MADAM A. CHAPPELI., we'll known and highly respect.
able lady Of this city:
r 5- -- [Copy Of Certihcate,l
80 - NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Il, 1851.
This Is to certify that the Undersigned resident Of the city
Of New Orleans for number Of years. and residing No
252 Erato street. bad been for long time afflicted with Can
in her breast In order have it removed the under
signed spilled to Dr. Warren stone who operated three
different times without efecng Subsequently, ap
piled DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment the Cancer
was efectuay removed and perfect made. take
this means of doing justice Dr. Reynolds and in order that
others, similarly afflicted may avail themselves Of his valuable
services .tn-
NIL o. s. A.-CHAPPELL.
4 r. Mt mn rr n1ps5.
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PLows, RoPE AND NAILS. e M. Charles d.
Gh,srh dsasr N No 80 Magazine steet oppese
the s. James Hotel, these articles ts morning. Sec
advertisement tos par ticalsss
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NC,
A. BROTHER. President.
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secre.aire,

Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA, PARoIssE p'ORLEAssl
Vile de Ia Eouvee Orleans.
Aserente sgn6 devant moi quaeme Jour de Jan7ie
1862.
D. F. MITCHELL
ta6 5Ot Deuxiene Justice de PAX.
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Home Mandatory;

MILITARY UNIFORMS +! a!
For Companies Regiments manufactured to order with
dispatch desirable and approved styles at
the SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. e5,F
L. W. LYONS g. CO., N,
F257 20, Is and 80 St. Charles street,
3 fa1s 2ns. Vi 54,sg. .g. conner of Common street
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lsacHIN rs BANK The l3anaes Of the newly
elected and officers this bank are pnb,
Ished In another olunn. The able gentlemen
No liass so long nllsd the places Of PRESIDENT
IN dSslsr II VIM b sesns have been rsslected,
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Notice.
Desirable Residence foa. Sale.

The fine family residence and property No. 65l ST. Charles
street. between Fourth and Fifth The main building
and wing contains fourteen rooms and includes ,pacous
ashroom, panes kitchen, ETC. The parlers and dining
furnished with marble mantles and tae house Is
lighted with gas throughout Tho lot 50 by 10 and is hand
somely onamened with hrubbery The property under
to good tenant. Fer terms, etc., apply to . .
FIJI WALTER q. PETERS,
3 sjaIO 2p6t Notary Public, 50 Camp street
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AgrNotice-I take this method Of Offering
my professional charge, the families OF those
who are absent The city military duty. Residence
Harmony street. Pyena and Coliseum
nvsl as.f P. yEIsER. MD.
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KAxK oF oIIstA III The annual election ier
direrssra kor this bank svN take place on Monday
H mn inn. See notice N N rs 81 5Ss3
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CHAS. BRIGGS, Ptesident
H P JANYIER, Secretary.
ET4r LA LOUISIANA PARolssE u ORLEANs,t
Vile de la Nouyele Orleans. !
ssermena ct ure par-devant moi sxieme jor de Jan
vier, 1862. D. F. MITCHELL.
ja7 de Paix
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rs directed by its Charter,


the books Of the Company
/, A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES II. WHEELER Secretary.
SrArE LoUIsIAEA, PARrBH OF ORLHAssl
u City of New Orleans. :
Sworn to and subscribed before this the fourth day Of jan
uary, 1862 , ,,,n,,r,
Second Justice of the Peace.
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&s-Herring's patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Noa "a arasiar sset New Or
,aans. ~ d 2ptf
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] rRIpAY NoRNINCs. 7, JANUARY Il. 1852.

Soa m .GH2rLssros surFEKsRs We
Ustl ID smother column this morning, another
ii 4 III shs relief Of the Sufferers
~ a Iate 10 III Charl saton # will bs seen thai
IA, American siiss, Df tsss sevsnth Reel
80 asauisiaha Voiunteers, II sts of The fact that
tasS Ate iii ia actiye seryics, have man
aEeA 81 raise NE handsome sum Of SO, which they
rave III y arSea. We call this noble.
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Foreign sNGil from .VesU Orsenns 8,
VIA TAMPICO,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.

The undersigned suffering in with ethers the
nconveniences of blockade with foreign
countries has by the advice and approval Of j. L. Rdde
Postmaster at New Orleans taken ali needul
tablsh at his own Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and the Mexican port of Tampco with the
regular British Mail Steamers touching that port Auguste
de Mesgrgney and n Mazad highly Recommended by New
Orleans merchants have been appointed and duly qualified
mail carriers by Postmaster this first mail
consisting Of 1888 letters left this city lCsh instant
charge of Mr. Mesgrney The second mail will
9th OF November poxuo, at O'Clock P NJ and will leave
New Orleans morning The third mali will leave New
Orleans the 10th of December and subsequently,
proper be made the regular depar
will be the 10th and 18th each month making semi
monthly mail.
Tariff Of Charges Outgoing Letters including Confederate
Postage.
Single Letters half less douple and multiple
in proportion.
10 lsEnd OF cuba IS
To other West Indies. ...,....................O IS
Letters abroad bs received through
The foreign Postage such Letters prepaid
pico aud they be endorsed By West India Mail via
Tampico, care of Postmaster at Aatamoros."
ANTONIO COSTA,
New Orleans Oct 15 1861. No. l6 Cusomhouse St.
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Post-ORce Notice.
Tn foregoing project Foreign Mail Is fully entitled
public confidence. Antonio Costa ESQ., New Orleans
chant Of responsibility and He has been resident
of New Orleans for the last thirty years.
Letters intended for this Mail be enclosed along with
money required per tariff above the envelope
dressed, Cosa's Foreign MAIL Of Postmaster New
leans"
The Confederate Postage to this office must be prepaid.
j. L. RlDDELL, Postmaster.
New Orleans October Is, 1861 ol9 2pit
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.AA1"0sl BIRD,
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
=. FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC..
r.. Nos. ii and Is Royal street, . r...
Hasnow nstore supply Of the celebrated CREME DE
BoUZY CHAMPAGNE pnts also, other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
hENTIER, and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment of the Old sherres AMoNT
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-1sss-so MADEIRA, of
direct mpotatioE other Msderas of lower grade Supeo
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports of less grade
The celebrated SAZARAC BRAND1ES-Vinage 1875, 1885,
1902 and sO5alarge supply always hand. All grades Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood WIS
KYs-scotch and rsh Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whis
kys. SCOTCH ALE PORTER in pints quarts. COR
DIALS Ny the best WINES which
will be sold other houssn the
AARON BIRD,
ais zply Nos; Is and Is Royal strsst
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South Western

II xP RE . . 90 M z A N Y
EXPRESS FOR "FoREIGN NAIL MATTER" CON
:" MEETING AT TAMPICo MEXICO, WITH THE
BRITISH STEAMERS SAD
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BANK LOUISIANA, !
New Orleans, Dec. 81, 1875
I IST OF UNCLAIMED OR UNCALLED
- for of money published in accordance with act
OIL l,aI. atrxIa t,,rsar cd AInr
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NJ UNROE,. A. 4. CO., MEMS AND BOYS CLOTH
AL ing of all sizes and qualities Wholesale retail
sf DRAWER and Magazine streets. 'A'
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R. M.,DAvIs, President.
| AUG. MONTREUII, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed, before me- this day, January T.
| 1867
.s.E- ARTHUR SAUCIER,
| ial0 Third Justice of he Peace
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C1T1zENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE COM

The following Of the affairs of this Company pub
shed In conformity the requirements OF their charter
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. /, 1851.
Amount Of premiums received for the year ending
%
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jsls 2pst
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Aid for our Troops in Kentucky and Vir-
ia EaE. Sinia.

d28 Stawg1n
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Al a meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen last
evening, n communication WIS received nom tho
President Of the Citizens Gas Light Company, In
relation to the contract with the Brooklyn Gas II XII,
Company, by which the latter agreed TO supply the
city with gas at So per 900 ubic feet aud private
sousumers at not more than % per 1000 cubic feet
ne calls attention 10 tie fact thst the company
have erected large works with ell the modern i'm
provements and enabled 10 supply the entire city
chat they have already laid 10 miles OF mains aud
upwards Of 5000 metres. That they are now fur-
Dshing gas at the uniform price Of 80 per 900
cubic feet They contend that the contract with the
old company IL not exclusive, and pray ~ be- allow
cd the privilege OF furnishing half the city With
gas which they propose to do At o. so per 1000 cu
bic feet Of the best quality thus causing an ANNUAL
saving 10 the city Of 10 per cent on the snoum fur
nished
The subject was referred n the Lamp and Gas
Committee FOR report.
The Mayor sent In n communication calling At
vnntion g. imperfcciious IN the ordinances relative
b. licensing hacks, carriages, 81, Livery st1O.s
keepers have heretofore bgen eN,Inl hut the Hack
inspector has deemed Il bis duty % insist bat ties
ahduld take ont licenses lilo has collected the
usual fees from different parties, While others re-
Nise e. pay contcniiug that they are not liable.
She Mayor advises that the ordinance be smcndrl
90 that there eau be no mistake shout hcrcsiter.
The subject was referred 10 the Law Commute
AID. Wallace offered tho following, Ia relation l.
Abe Spring Charter Election =
UIsrcdS, The act now before he Legislature,
amending the charter OF the city aud aboi,hius tie
Spring election, will probably become "a" today
therefore
Rtsolced, Ths, for the purpose q saving oxpcns'
60 the city, His Honor TIE Mayor Ice, anal he j.
hereby authorized 10 stop Whatever preparations
arc now In progress for s1d election, Immediately
on receipt by him 81 Intelligence that said act hn'
become \ lusv. Adopted
Aid. Strong offered a resolution requesting oui
representatives at Albany ~ oppose by all hoIpra
bic means the passage ~ Till now before the Leg
islsture, to relieve the Brooklyn Central ami ia
tnniCA Railroad from certain tpNcs, amounting :,
between $4,000 and $4,000. Tho resolution VA,
adopted, after n long lie bate
a RowDY OUTRAGE.--On Sunday last, Eel
Cow named Melville Gardner, being elected non
sMyItc Avenue car, for non-payincnt of his fare
threw into the car large stone, Witch passing
through the window, struck Dr. II. Dillon, of New
York, innictlng severe wound over the right IS,
Gardner was arrest al, and ou tris,yrst,rday, wa
sentenced to hne Of S9o, OF twenty nine dsyA m
trts,u mani
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-. .,
report In tavor o. prompt and indcpcioei "a - =
The matter OF the protection OF we NeN hN'a h'A'
Dor, without relying upon the seaCn % W - ~
general governmCnt. - .... A..
=. Ia this conncvn1n lshgtny ni.a.s' - ~
Mayor was read fremlflhS tnAt wy 81 VI = = s.''
coast defences have Uceo' ny eVenH nv Us vac
proven Incapable VI prcN'hthS the LNi's- IN
clad vessels TO our Lelu.'; ~ s'ye '.'' -''''
ptpa't"'h nas "l'N,tH -" w. '.''''
sI"l~Illl'y %. usl'Hhs w ~ ~ $3.50 -.
wheh'e we can 'l ll',ui..i.l w.. ~ ,, 'uv ..''
M'lilluN'' hu,t even W,t..',"Htt Wv 49, =. '-
u i"tmtht ~ uoa'' ~, " ~, ,I 70 10 So ~
and could come ierc' us li.nl - .'. 90
seeing any NECESSITY Tor TASTY e'ioA.-. lie ~
t''o oi SINE rt'" 'm'!s'n.y --i''' ''' re
aiol lion vi iutlu'lia T., N.' .'- ..s
praying for tic r!'s'te ~ vi. '. '.t' "a
inlsu, " - " we common ' ,
poses oi rHnor uri'N,'' hNl Npf''' ...
c.mui--'Nn"r7 Joy tI' "i-''.I' ~ ms ~ -r
90 ". l''i'',G pa Account, '.,d '.-
A.i"iHH n I''"e ny. 70 .'A We q. ~
81 the sl'r'AI nuc''h- 90 ,it'y ~ ..' o."
81 10 liit''h ~ S"v''' '"I hAt. no ~ o.. ..
SUI We story OF ihr M,'li'ls = bc''.t D.. $685.
vas al untrue SIC "a' awe 10 b
come q tao city t'-.'0N.
Al. irumrut defended t.c raT ed,
hi. @.
isf some tr '.- NJ TO-
sI,.i'. ."Iuit "Nps .l.l''l
AZ. ba. t"n .'.rr.i, ns suNs|t'
i.H't .i..N...', % f".H '.'..N r''t. 70.
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S,rru,rp Sl,pL.-A No.N. So. .,'.a
man ~ irH EuuN. ON Stur'Hy 'u " N''
Ella VI Slows 70 Nnuuf AlN who %. ''.. .'. ...,<
-uIlr months with lrt UNCLE .f I'u'i. Do ., g.,
arrived IN This city and lw' Va "' = s.'
Hotel, t-t NJ CHutt' ,rl' O.. = A. .' Is .
Of her friends, NJ prira. no r,f''f . &c.. f.. 90,
who hsd been informed hy tier Cd. g.. '.. n
tie city, called on Mis- Mthc0a q. -
had su interview. ASIDE iufu @ ,,..'' ..''t e
and fatigue, caused by travelling BIO. So. GO
appeared cheerful aud harry. Z g.. ID.
misod 10 call ssain yestcrlIy m''t'... . H ..
but on going g. the young Iuyrr. tu. U' p
found ~ be- locked. Al 'f'is &C. .'' .J..,. q
from the occupant t'iuN q" igI ""' 100 ''. % O.,
and Mas Mathews was found yin .'"t'. 300 Il
on the bed, lite being quite rNtli %. D. tt- q.
ing.care vas Sound val r0''"iuir o.. con -
Of chloroforrn which she hsd urd's v w.. 10 ..c-
vious, In her hand wa9 nlso iou"o o a.... &c.. ..
korchlcf which evidently hpd bssr t't"-,. Il via
choroiorn. Dr. W. NJ Wltchcl1 = ,s ,'I'.
wiuh street WIS cAl'vi 'r ant NJ OF &C.. tS1.l-
nation - tie b0j,, sut knHN.uF o.. 9. - s4.... %
concerning tho cause ~ death gov "'rH' 90 90
ting forth tnAt deceased tI,I % tl.| 80 s..'.
" before the body was e. he r'ri-',' "I D.. D
a 4 ntlpmsu present u'.,tHi ths; ''
Qulst should ~ Ari, AMI .. .thYi ..~.. " 80
general Impression nj uuso rresrl' .". ~.
icy was accord iusy notified, 49,. D. '.. To-, -
IA the DAY, hcll upoFmHr'Jq ~ 90, 81.
fcuui The lung. and hr''W,'G ~, n
bis ouluiun lGa'h was cau''l J, ~ '' . o..
celebrated ty inhalny cuorocu '' aGrf
VIII 10 heli today Ms Mathew .,' -. ,r.s ..
a.e, .nd a native y S'w llHnr-llrs - 80
of irr desih, she wsa 'u n visit I. be . l.nt .'n
IIeg relatives have b',n n 1rlsi DO. aH
undoubtedly viii claim tar I,m.iF " 90
KILLED ~ THE LNrE nav. ....i D..
| H\MrtoS RONu~.--Coruu"r wiz lt
! rrl e. hold A. lrtHp't va-t..ity. O., .! -
street, upon the loiy u charles co. 90
| haul IN burd tlo st,wusr Nr', 90
ist2 T G,ysi so.a.,.a,o, At msS ..,d' =
| ceased was u YEARS old.
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AS''5-ERsARr or THE SouTH SIXTH STREET
MIssIoS SooETT.-Tho annual anniversary ~ this
mission society took place on sunday afternoon in
che Mission scAoo-roum, corner OF South Sixth and
Monmouth streets Jersey City, in the presence u
. large number Of spectators. The children who
reside in the lower localities Of the Filth and Sixth
Wards ofthe city, neatly attired aud occupied
tho front seats Tie oxercsoa consisted Of singing
and reading, and several spirited addresses were
made by the Rev w. Pamlcy Post, and other gou-
Gemcn.
This school rs under tho charge Of tho Bnpt
churches Of Jersey City AID has been in existence
over two years The number Of scholars Ia regular
attendance averages about one hundred and twenty.
1--WE.
PRIMARY MEETISGs,-The Democratic phi
mary meetings for eleeting delegates 10 the city ami
ward conventions were held IN Jersey City lws
evening The strife ia prime lally fur t4e candidate
for Chief Of Police, who is to be elected for three
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Man MIssING-SCSPGCIoN or Fort Play
gentleman named Henry Morrison, rcsidrut IF
Fort Desmoincs, Iowa, came 10 this city, on IT.
way to Washington, the carly part II last week,
and WAS stopping Tor few days ut tue residence %
Mr. sherman, in wilnamsburgh. On Friday
last ho left his friends house for a visit 10 New
York. and has not since been heard oG Il la,
Oeea ascertaned that he has not gone to Washing
'on and as he had considerable money upon biz
person. and nothing can be learned Of bis where.
abouts ii IL feared tina, he has encountered some
Of the Thugs Of society, and met with foul play.
PRonAnLY FATAL ACCIDENr.-A young Girl
named Mary Hawthorne, residing ~ No. 10 I'm.
more place, yesterday fell from the roof of tho
house, disocatng her thigh and sustaining inter
nal injuries which II Is feared will prove fatal
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
IA Teeth extracted without pain by anew be-
numbing application, mot electricity or freezing !
Beautiful teeth userted, 81 each, with or without
extracting the roots. A ,,tt on silver, -, All op-
eratiDus warranted. j. JAY YILLERS lh5 Grand
street, Two blocks rom broadway. mhI 2i'r'l3d
A FACT WORTH kNOWING-ALL DEN
~ td operations sklflliy performed by DR., H.
VtLLERs, SEN, without pain, At half the usual
charges T, eth inserted without extracting tue
rpot4 or extracted aud hled without pain AS Dow
cry, opposite b the old tlertrp, mhI 2iaC'l2S
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MEDICINES.

mr.. BONE, 50 WEST TENTH ST.-CON
- sumption, bronchitis liberated thruats
rliauz blood utl all Diseases Of the heart lungs
liver, Kidneys, toruae complaints, Old ulcers, tu-
u,or-, crupt.uus, and all skin Diseases cured. Once
hours from "a. mh2i 2i'lb7
INVALID-YOU WILL GET THE RECIPE
L Tor o. sure cure lor Coughs, Colds Consumption,
&c., 10y t.udmg 10 y. ADEE, 3sl Pearl ~ n. Y.
IL sends 4 i.-e Write for H. lthas cured thous-
,uds. iuh24 24ac'll3
no DYSpEPTlCS-IF YOU ARE SUP
i frrin.. from Dyspepsia, Mlig estlou, Tatulcucy
/. - ut Appetite, sinking at the stomach, 80, you
~IA fund speedy rohci by using the best remedy
ever iutrJlugtd--it is
DIR. SMITHS ANNIIHLATOR.
t. be had at Hoadlcy's Oi Eighth ave; Dr. 81.
WINS, 44b Grand g.; Reado * Co.'S, $50 Alien, cor
Of stanton st.; Reade n Mlers, cor. ave. y ana
Houston NJ, aud Ma,loy's, cor Second A,r. AMI JHl
81. Drpot-4G south Second st., N.Asm-bulgh
Price 81 cents DER bottle. mails -ltt'"p
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nIsSOLuTION OF CO-PARTNERSlllP,-
- The firm of johnson x Cameron 10, this day,
dissolved. New York, March 2O'h' 1902 JOHN
L. CAMERON mus . lou
QNHE CO-PARTNERSHlP HERETOFORE
i existing under the name and arm OF JOHN
TRACEY n o., Is dissolved by tie withdrawal of
JOSEPH 4. RICE. The business Will DO carried
same Name who alone are authorized TO settle up
tao affairs o, the e. u arm. store and office in New
York, 100 Water 81. JOHN TRACEY, DANIEL
A. PATCH. AlbSRy. leah pss. issL 90 Ilss'iii
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Legal REpORT---- ro> ~ 4.



The Hwr1Hos on N, O., \" &C, -
MuI5r &c., rs tie Bro0klyH T." IF..,'.f. ~
pan -Tuis was another ui ta0ia T'intr A.. .,. e.
On The puIirios"t iu"lrWc. i-Euei 3D., So ? r.i-
paiics uI th" Crystal Palace. To- p, -. h
policy we. nu1. several Of h 90. D. . . i. a.
tried, ami r,l,.rt Il lu tho sun, H,.... b. a "
been stated boo tNr Issue cot J7nus'. &c.,.
1Ap same question arises IA o. .--' 81. 'l .. r-
pus then rcI"rtrd, t. vi; v. .. '.'.I
Palace WIS rral rstHtc, h.pui " "
whether ID VAS personal prgVs' a..
belonging e. the receiver Tic d. . g.
4 WuS IT," latter, and that tIIr grl' ..... 10
hinutli hF tI" receiver, H'd - .l..
At't the iu-truvtiuu4 - tho s.. TO-. D,
Jury Va that case found ton thel .u. t.h.,, .
mlnull that the Crystal Palao, .. a. l-.-
longing 10 tho city.
The ease is still Oh.
III, R,W 10 prcJ;r Cfcditrt., o. 80
prom Sc Pclre T. Br1ard cnL - 80 Fl'.
Grdwon ah Gh''--Ihs c. q b. 0e,, ',or.
SIT ii iu Ito St..
.sa, +" y ,..", .! .'' 5,'sl' '.
asIte ~ ass gnm,sin', made Y d = Z
Grayh purchased the n"trs ol p -. L'1 ?
the AS slmsni, amounting 10 $500 = ~ sLsu
their face, under and iy yirtu, 90 .a 81 "A
that they should bs preferred Ia - D., .-H. - b.
their fun ampunl;--1ni, secondly o. a, I.-
ncnt preferred creditors Nuo L. p -i'r'
mise ut ifty per cent
Tie Couit ON tha trial held o., t'...' ah see
or allegation was not sustained p. 49, ~. 'urs,
hnu f"r uuu-suly That the assifrgr a.- =. 'tt
rSht t. obtain siauttur,s t. thor e. 2 Mrs "a
We promise OF prrioriuZ tguors md &c -
Fl .lucut was not thereby aiieS SO - n
valid,
Judgment was Accordingly a ~
.lrnuint' on the PLAINTIFF g. .,...s. ... O.. L.
luwaugc Of 500,
The People, cF ne CL0rLs r D. -.r. . ana.
Opiuks.-fui case has been scvo J 8. H'-.,. ri,d
ia tine Sry, ami arose on motto . MOONS - 20
| compel the mayor h. guWtrraiEr ~. ID
| by the Comptroller 10 pay t42Cb Pr. ~ Z 90
| c,1ies vi the City Charter with h" n..H ne
| action Is important, rs involving IT. , 90. oi
| compelling tho Mayor " couR.' j, go -
| Decision reserved.
superior COVE.
| CorpordiioR LOts.--Isddc H. WV p y, -
| H..tcr 4. Shannon and dhoit';.- tois 80 20 a.
| tinu nf .prtmelt 10 recover Rl5nt ~ is.. u, N
which was originally part Il ths ramon !'no o
| tho city OF Now York, upon Wit f'-t! hsi - es
uS lSia yus IN ~. w bIa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-25
IN. sMIrms ANNnnLAroA
DRY GOODS.

nEY GOODS SELLING OFF--WllL BE
~ sold without reserve b. close the business; +
FIIZsiNONs, uuDt, 10 g. II N, ard from 10 q
p NJ tI'ls dAy, 2yI sth ayl, bet 2lst and A2d ats.
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