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Forty Acres to -Four Hundred Acr
RMS LIBERA Al.
Nancy 81. Shines Estate.

MOTT cE is hereby given, that the subscri.
1N ber was, on the Sd day of October, 1865,
appointed Administrator on the estate OF
Nancy Il. Slime, deceased.
Octll. BENJAMIN STINE,
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e. & d. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
Manufacturers Of Photographic Materials,
vHoLssALx HrrAIr,
Sol BROADWAY, NY.
Ia ,adrion 70 our main business q PHOTOGRAPHIC dA-
TERlALS, headquarters for the following, viz:
stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Views.
VIEWS OF THE WAR,
Obtained . great expense and forming conspiete
PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY or TIE GREAT UNION CONTEST
Bull Rum Dutch Gap,
Yorktown, Pontoon Trains.
Gettysburgh, Hanover Junction.
Fair Oaks, Lookout Mountain,
Savage Station, Chickahominy,
Fredericksburgh, City Point.
Fairfax, Nashville,
Richmond, Petersburgh,
Deep Bottom, Bellc Plain,
Monitors, Chattanooga,
Fort Morgan, Atlanta,
Charleston, Mobile,
Florida. strawberry Plains,
81 &C. &c. 's
Anstssn and Foreign Cite. and Landscapes Goups s.tua
o S sssssa r. ssss, .s: s.
Photographic Albums.
We s nsroucs these into the United States
p $ 9 s G s's5s oa & is S.s. s K
They iFsisi .aa ss.p ss.Si
FrsE ALBUMS MADE TO oRpKR.z
The Trade will find our Albums the most
Saleable they can buy.
: CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. f s.
& % aasg sss % ss
nsnt Amcric1hs DC, viz: about
100 Maj Gems 100 Leut-cols $50 Statesmen,
100 Brig $50 cther olicers I3o Divfnss,
915 Cclcnels 1sNsvy oneen, 1876 Author,
20 Artists 195 Stage 50 Prominent Women.
Ia.udIng sprodaeions Of che Eaxavnrs
pEnlnEi SAfusA Catalogues rsesfpt Stsuu
A order for ons Dozsn Pictures on our Cstaexus VII s.
Alsd On receipt Of elso and mall Ynnn = - =
fheieEaphss and sksrs ordering goods O. D. pleass
- ThsPIs and suaisy q Eoods isil q sstsH
Oct.1 1-m6.
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TREES, from Five to Nine Feet high
and of a good assortment,of Apples, Peach
es, Pears, &C.; also, Gooseberries, Straw ber-
ries, Grapes, &c., one mile West of
New Castle, Monroe County, Ohio,
at about one-third lower rates than have gen
orally been sold for in this part of the coun-
try. Being duly attended to, hope to give
general satisfaction to those who will give me
a call. GEORGE NEFF.
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1865
1865

"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rats come out of their holes to die.n
"Costar's" Rat Roach, &c, Exter,s,
Is paste-used for RATS,
MICE, RoAoHEs, BLACK AND
RED ANTS, &C., &c., &C., &c.
"Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator,
Is liquid or wash used to
destroy, and also as a pre-
ventive for Bed Bugs, &c.
"costar's" Electric Powder for Insects,
Is for MorHs, MosourroEs,
FLEAs, BED- -Bues, INSECTS ON -.
PLANTS, Fowls, ANIMALS, &c.
W Sold by all Druggists and Retailers
everywhere.
sHl BEwAREi | of all worthless imi-
tations.
EY See that CosrAR,sn name Is on each
Box, Bottle, and Flask, before you buy.
HENRY r. COSTAR.
"a PRINCIPAL DEPor, 4S2 BROADWAY. New
YORK. III
a. Sold by
and all Druggists and Dealers in WOODS.
RI FIELD, OHIO.
1865.
INCREASE OF RATS.-The Farmers Ca
zette (English) asserts and proves by figures
that one pair of rats will have progeny and
descendants no less than $1,000 in three
years. Now. unless this immense family can
be kept down, they would consume more food
than would sustain IS 900 human beings.
10 See .sCosrAR's" advertisement in this
paper. $
1855.
RATS VERSUS BIRDS.-Whoeyer engages in
shooting small birds is cruel man; whoever
aids In exterminating RATS is benefactor.
We should like some of our correspondents
to give us the benefit of their experiences in
driving out these pests. We need something
besides dogs, cats, and traps for this bust
ness.-SclEsTIFIo AMERICAN, N, Y.
"a See "cosTAR's' advertisement in this
paper.
1865.
aCOSTAR'S" RAT EXTERMINATOR Is sim
pie, safe, and sure,-the most perfect RAr-if-
cation meeting we have ever attended. Every
Rat that can get it, properly prepared accord
ing to directions. will eat it., and every one
that eats 1t win die, generally at some place
as distant as possible from where the medi-
cine was taken LAKE SHORE MIcu., MIRROR.
E3 See "CosrAR's" advertisement in this
paper.
1865.
HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with vermin need
be SO no longer. if they use @CosrAR's' Ex-
terminator. We have used it to our satisfac-
ton; and if a box cost SIS, we would have it.
We have tried poisons, but they effected moth
ing; but "costar's" article knocks the breath
out Of Rats Mice.' Reaches, Ants and Bed
Bugs, quicker than we can write 1t. 1t is in
great demand all over the country-MEpISA
ONO, GAZETTE.
"a See "CosTAR's" advertisement in this
paper.
May II, 1s6s.-6m.
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WINCH ER,S
PH0SPHITES,

4 1ONSUMPflUN - WINCHESTER'S GENU-
" 1NE HYPoPHosPHITEs (the only relia-
BILE form of DR.. Churchilps remedy have
attained a reputation in the cure of Con-
sumption, "unparallelled in the annals of
medicine As nervous tonic, the Hypophos-
phites are superior to anything heretofore
known, while for cases of general debility,
loss of strength, flesh and appetite, dyspepsia,
neuralgia, paralysis, chronic bronchitis, asth-
ma, scrofula, il is the most eficacious treat
ment known. A fair trial is certain cure.
(Circulars free.9
PRICES :-In OF. and 16 OF. bottles, 81 90
and So each. small or large bottles for SIS
by express. Sold by all respectable drug
gists, and at the sole general depot, whole
sale and retail, by
j. WINCHESTER,
36 John ST. N. Y.
February %, lSl5--ly. S
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Forty Farms for Sale.

TyoRTY FARMS FOR SALE, containing
L Four Thousand Acres, and are in
tracts from
Forty Acres to -Four Hundred Acres
and from 10 to 150 acres cleared. They are
situated in Monroe and Washington Counties.
TE Ms Libel Al.
Not over ne-half down required; the balance
IN payments tosuit purchasers. Those wish
ing Ito buy will please call on the subscriber.
three miles South of Graysyille, at Elm Cove
sept2O, 6b. +. A. LAMPING.
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Guardians Sale.
James Foxss Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
in signed was, on the Sd day Of October
1865; appointed Administrator on the estate
of James Fox, deceased.
noylws. JAMES BUCHANAN.
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aJohn McGiIton's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribe,
IN was, on the Sd day Of october,a 1855, ap
pointed Administrator of the estate of yohr
MeGilton, dsceased.l
Nov.s, ,'6bw3s JAMES E. JONES.
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Gold 1866, 1856, 1867, Silver
1 TO $50 0 0 !!
So /! $2!! So y!
TW O D OIL L A R ST!
Manufacturers Agents ~.
Our New Mode.
One of our GOLD or SILVER Watches,
or Silver Tea Sets for So,
as below stated.
Gold 1866, 1866, 1867. Silver

One of our tea sets or one piece Of our Goli
or Silyerware is worth bushel of the cheal
dollar Jewelryl! e9
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Address plainly,
REED e BROTHER.
Salesroom, Box, 513S.
"a Liberty st. New York City, N. Y.
Get, 1m3
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Arrived.

u steam transport Arsgo, Gadsden, PORT Royal SO hours,
VIA Charleston Harbor, 90 L. 5. q. NJ
L. steam transport Matsnzas Lesegsng Norfolk via For
tress Monroe, - hours. u. 3 40 M.
u seam transport Clsssndrs Holloway, Fort Delaware,
In bal st, u. ;. A.-Q..M
Bar r. A. souder lof Yarmouth NJ s., Dennis, Cenfue-
goes 4 days sugar, Boyd Hincken
BAH Erwin (of Nsssu Wurdel, MstamOro 81 days cot,
ton T. A. Hussey.
BAH q. w; Rosevelt Herman, EewOrlesns, IL days,
rod.e J. T.. Ward Co.
ErgD r. De'Hth tof 81. John, ~ By, Covert Tobssco.
20 dryL logwood and mahogany, d. r. DeWolf Co.
Trig Harp. -, New. Haven. In ballast. % master.
BrigAglhe Fr ssvan Bordeaux, IS DAYS, mdse f. Cay
las Sc 2uyter Co. Had heavy weather On lith inst lat
81 % m IS vessel sunk with her about 20 feet
out had been long in that situation also
quantity Of wrecked stuff about her.
schL Ann Leonard of ST. Andrews. NJ Y Henry. Rene
dos, edsys sugsr and molesses. Stur-es& Co
schr Spray tBr, Frost, Corvallis n S. days, potatoes
ID. r. Dewey L Co.
ser Eupheuia Allen, Jacme II days, coffee and osroOd
Kunhadt co.
sclr Com. ksarney, Roberts. Providence. In ballast
schr william Crawford, CIsbtree Boston, IN ballast
WIND-At Sunset. w.
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l,aAA4nucrs ArriYed.

In steamship Arago from Port RoyaBIeve, Col 7 sh,r-
man Mr. Benne; d. i. Appleton, ID. y. Chamber Miss
Brown Nr. Brown, Mrs Brown, NJ. Agnew, b. W. La"
renee aud lady. Mis- Lord, Mn, runcI Ms Giles, Mrs
Cabs Mrs Norris ijr " i. Johnston Mr.. Johnston AID
children Count aud Countess DIDO Ffed Taini AID mai
Mr.. Chaplin. MT 4. Chaplin Miss & White, Mira fsry
Boegs H. WsldroD aud ledy Misc Fowler. Mrs Cornwall J.
H. Sfulr Miss poT0ncout Mrs h.. johnson r, Swet.and
Mr Getty MIs Young Mr- Niger, aud son, e. n Below.
Oscar g. sawyer, Cep;lns Tton, Campbell and NuliDat.
MajoI r. Flynn M. }. Dacrs snd sitter seIseon w {
Bennett CAPTAINS ialtou. ksnuiltkcf, d. W. Wnittl, Leo
tenants May Mickey, Rlineyaut Grsensli Bruce, lieek
Doubleday Cofnof. G. T. Allen, j. =. owAfd, H. y II.
Price Acng Eusrs PoLleid and Howe b. a ToIbert, 4.
Hewitt j. IT, Hewitt = ~. allen r. ~. fsrOHs Mr.. FLOYD
Mr. Ce.ev Rev J. D. Sonon. Mr.. Cluy, Mr. Fonion, Sir.
orr M Edwards NJ. Wuebaun, Mr L.ippman. Nj
Benng.r Nj Fell Mr. WaId Mr. Hays. Mr Eh.ri /. Mr..
Iienthai Mr. Mrinard j. l. Mayo X. Church, u. =. Por
ter Nj Vasss NJ Mcclure. j. q. Ilays Nj Peuderyrast
o. w. Edwards w II. Edwards. J. G. Edward. jas Laey,
j. C. Buck w. Mott A. n. Golden {. ID. Elun, :. u
Kendall u Cossswel Sir. Washburue. Mt lsei MI. Eitred
Mr. MrrIyuaf Nh Clarke, II. Eass, :. d. Luce J. Bur
merry. {. r. Dunh,u. G. l.. Baecher, Jas Daley oeoige
Kai.l Rev. j. ho-enheld, u. lusten, }. u. Iujp. e. T.
smith, o. smond, ". X. Gilbert. W. 4. Ells, II. Erwin
]. r. snedbuTe L. Cor, H. LnwTcnce. A. W orookef, Capt
C. 7. Goodspeed J. A. Browne, Chas Wilson, J. |r.land
ard ali others IN tteerase-
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW YORK. MARCH IT,
Cleared.

GIeartd.
Shin Go,chsu tBrem J. probst, Cadz. c. Lulny 4 Co.
slim VIM 1ap.cott, Warren. Liverpool, J 4 Iapscoi'.
Bari Jan. Filing God Brl klngwood Cicnu.sos Brer,
Son 4 Co
Hris Belle OBJ b -, Trieste, w. y. schmdts Son.
Bris Edwin Rove -, Demarara, J. Eneas
Rhs Abbie e. Titcomb, Titcomb, City Point, Nesmih
RIig Ida Orr, Gray. Msenoro' 4. w Ledd Co: -.
Big aboaa (Brazi Da Cunba, Pernambuco II. II. swim
Co.
scii b. b. Mahoncy, Coffin, Piladelphia, I. M. Mayhem
L Co. .,,,,, al.
Schr Chingorsra Madison, Accomsc. 4. III. Kreensr
schr. Lsvnis Bell Beyle Washington Van Bfnn, Slarht
Scbr Sarah Elizabeth Smith. New Haven, Hotchkis 4
Stanuard. al,
Co. , =, a.
schr James l.. Msoy Russell Newbern, Van Brunt
Schr Sophia r. Jameson Jameson. Aux Cages Brett
schr Joseph Turner soule, Phlsdelphia Bentley Smith
Co. e,..
Sloop Pointer Nichols, Providence. L. Kenny.
sohr s. 8. Nelson DBL FORBES, Falmouth, Jsm. H. J
C. A. De Wolfe.
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schr. Ass. p.,ii.s. tsr,, Cole. Al. cs~ O. H.Tu..1

schr. Mary (Brl, Walsh, Halifax, J. Hunter 4 ca.
Schr. Ocean Bud. Conley Warrington, L. Kenny.
Schr. J. w. Lindsey, Lewis. Washington, l.. kenny
schr. Daniel Simmons, Hall, RastAn Island b. r. Small
Co.
schr J. A. Jayne, Jayne Washington Van Brunt Slight
schr. Horton (Br) Wallace, ST. John, N. o., ID. K De
Wolfe Co.
schr. Lone (Br), Strive Msysgnez, D. n De Wolfe Co
schr Zehfa OBJ. Adsns Hai!aK. b. y. Small CO.
schf. l.. NJ. Dufeld. Jones, Baltimore H. s. Racket
Son.
ScbI. Roanoke Paul, Taunton.
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Dort-W ar0cns' Nctite.

STATE oP SEw-YoRK
Poar-WsyDgss OFFICE, No. ia Wallst-l
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
section 4of the passed Apr. IL, 1851 entitled AN
Az. 70 REQ Iiz- the ardens Office Of the Port Of New
York" 10 IN ~rions interested IN. having shagc Of tls
sub nstter Of such inquiry examination survey tnsi
Ia. following VESSELS under animation by the Pos.
Naraens end that the ID oIsnai Gus viii bs
comp stcd willis tea days succeeding THU notice
beard rlid vessel:
Bark BHl- AfhOi... w hfeieIs
-s..s
Bsrk Henry L. Lord. .iors-
Srig Cham rion... ...schh1ct
srgprpnf o.
fig tAarf a dams.
srhr. Jessie A. Wo0dhouss. ....-........ls y. X.
biNTHORSR TOMPkINs, fie.sdent-
tr1's iiyAR.HlN. S-cfet-y.
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AniIed.

s,esrnshIrs-City ~ Limerick. Un-u
sliI s-Condneror, IIudson Victory.
BaIl.- Queensland, II. Booth Hsland, Gislwood, A.
Trunkin.
Brgs-plynouth, Julia, la Creole. d. Trowbdige, A.
James Edwin Howe Com.li., Ellen.
schrs-Yrank Walter X. Henry Mshs Webster +. Fergu-
n Trit Gollthw ait Mary Stesdna1, 4. Jemesi Ocean
WV d. II ogdon n :. hue. c. Curron.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Sun s....6:C9 Moon rises. II Ohm
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hoot IL 80 Gov Island. Z:l+e Hell O1e.. l3S
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A GRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Glazed Stone.
~ ware sewcr.Ppes Flooring. Owes end Green iious.
Tics Fire Bricks Chimney Tops Vases so &c Depot Of
Ions Island Pottery, No. 27d Psarlst MI, low IL yuma
COOKING ACADEMY-NO. 90 Fourih'aye,
~ opposite tleysnths, 0peu tfou 10 tosP IN
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Professional Notifies.

4 BOOK containing an account OF PIES,
~ FISTULA, STRUCTURE, and thirty other IMPORT
ANT DISEASES will receipt o. y cents or can
be had on application to HENRY A. DANIELS, Operative
snd Consultinz SIrgron, No l7Unior square. n. l.
CHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro
~ fsor Of Special Austomy md Surgery in the syru'e
nrdsal COLLEGE " \ Ottce 81 East Eths, Consultation
fom 10 TO- &c , aud TO O. sfEClALTlEs Dse-,es Of
,h, Nervous ira Urinary, md cEtaneons systeus
B-stc,ur,. which have b.n treated by Gathering,
Cutting Rapid DiIaiils OpeTatons not undertaken
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment o.
Disease. svic Ncers undsr the care Of I'D AID
H. DIXON. Eitor Of The scalrs Structure, fhs' -r.oo
c.e Hernia and suA Every Of Str admits Of
radical and peTnf n.nt cure days and often ame
date one by D. D.. insisument. The ut,thro one
dsAped .rpre,sT 20 modify NJ Syrus, operation In all
cases OF the nrs,Hgmerei a1estions tho cure II guar
Ani.ed The bs undertaken. Ohce hours Hom 70
daily and TO evenings at No. q Fiithsve
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OsylCE OF Tik STREET CoaAss;csHR,
237 BRoApuAY.
NNC, CONT 2ACTORS.-Pr inc,oeed in
i sealed s-ope ndor,sd with the tue OF ne woIk
and al the am. oil IN, b ur written thereon. sJl De
cev, at Til. Eco until Wednesday March ~, 1909, at
eievt o'clock p. ~. - A. a, NJ,
fos rebuilda. the oui,s portion Of TSr No d North
Rive , ,e..-
Bsak form. OF proposal together with tie spsoheeon,
aud ,r,en.pt san be ob, .ed at Ibis 0hoD1ed street
Der srtraeit New York, March is, 1868
CHARLES q. CORNELL. Str ct 'oinSh'oher'
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Boaro aiIo Rooms.

A SUITE OF ROOMS, or SINGLE ROOM
~ To LET furni8hsd, ia TOSTlNE HOTEL. En
rop-sn plan, NO. AZ Broadway. Meals ser7ed In II
desired. Tercis rsble
DOARD, 81 to Sl4 per week, at DU PONT
ID HOUSE, Hpd.or.-,. opposite St JohnsPsfk beauti
fol location few minUt-s walk from, Broadway and CAAst
Nsichmtn all night.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-By gentle
~ man. wife child andnurse from June |, TO Oct,oer in
zone pleasant healthy locality, easy OF access. within one
ride Of City Hall by railroad boat Pr7ote ianiy
NANTFD-COUNTR BOARD from the
I OF MAY June convenient to the city in healthy
and p.asan, ocety with plenty OF fruit aid vegetables with
plain. private Christian .suily presred The sversers
family consists Only Of his wife and iulrs about ~ months
d. and nurse Te least possbi. trouble will be given Ad
dr-. with full p.rtcu4ys, including price and seetrnaoda
ten. Box No. 40 Post Ofee, New York
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CEWING MACHINES.-All the best SEW
- mo MACHINES (nev) for SALE aud 10 RENT. Also,
Machines bought, exchanged and repaired
z. Il DIAMOND, No SO Broadway. n. I.
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Mactlnerp.
'{'HE AMERICAN HAY and CoIIo-
PNFSs GO. MANDATORY,
Cornss u Grove aud North lhiTc Ats.' jersey CITY,
OFFICE,

PRKSs co MANuFAcTOkf'
Come. of Grove and North 1hirc Ats, jersey City
OFFICE,
No IA Waist. NevrNork.
eOyE'S PATENT
III ,,iior n IL naes ntcres'es in the pressing or coS
n,...ng - Hay 1rroN HEMP W 0f- hAS5 HOPS OF any
br L. rouiroJ to be saed for IranspeItaton siorase
~ /, respectfully solicited, 10 - fOhI SLE
or STATIONARY PRESSES, nnufaetn-rd by tn' soul.
,ny una tho yentedepe- of the Pa.satee Nh John
H. Ooyl
III. Press. VI ~ simple in It's eonsruc re1uiriN but
,uaf ,nce work IT, and Dr. operated BY any
Lnowr powell such as steam, Water. Horse or Hand Ia
sin Horse DO yer but Horse requNd the ffss pc ns
40 s eanicay constr 6d on ~eko sn princpisthat the
70 o,r ~ yeases ia greater ratio 1a The s-'sas e
TIE advantage. Of This Pre,s all others are "a follows
Ia II can pres. 90 per cen, more ma,ssl in gssa space.
3D. Il caY do the work In y per cent rss time
I'd IL re luires 80 per cen. loss driving power
h IL turns the best shaped bale Tor handrs or rollins
Sin m, Press yi Last bfe time, ths working parts bel-g
Au of best iron snd not liable TO get out ot order
The ordinary of this rachins win press In one o-a
hon (aer once Hing the box OF the No. Pess bale o. Nay
Of 80 ,os weight in ~ Two MISrTm Al
Four men AID one horse bas II uns OF Hay day.
Fo.r men without the aid Of horse any power sscept
tst contained the Press arn on, bs Of Hay 81 inches
squsre by az inches long weighing eco bs or "a S to the
cubic foot.
IN this Press. ,
The attention OF Cotton faoors and planters Wool and
Hemp raisers especially called th Press Gsined as
n 10 ora complete revolution In the slow, clumsy and
H. Company will dispose OF Town. County State rightI
Preserving TO themselves only the right to EAnnfscure) On
MT NJ D. FIsHsR 10 the authorised Travs.S Aseri for shs
Company 10 the Eastern and Middle Statss.
FOR further particulars send for oirculsrs
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miscellaneous.

NHIL DREN'S TYRIAN SII0E.-ThiS hand
" some little SHOE 10 rapidly winning its WY in puh>
favor many honssnd par have sksady been sold
cut the United State.
Unlike az other Shoes tless psaher sewed nor pas
bu the several parts united by Of an tnsoue eon
position which tho b5er dueies the eat3sr, spY
then by pecuE process 81 IA coasod aied N one eoneass
whole.
Each pair ia wARRANlED, ssdw s.aadts sss. Of sa.S
EOR SALE AT EVERY STORE.
BUY THEM AND SAVE MONEY.
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HELANO IIFE-PPESERNlNG VESTS
IL Every PEI travelling ~ wsier going on ooatnG
bhlns OF xpediors shoud have As they are
wc eonstant th>y b. inflated or In the wses
arc greu, aids good swimmer and viii support those W.
not swim.
RUBBEE CLOTHING. Co. Sole Manufacturers,
No. S.g Broadway. corner Leonsrdd
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counoilmen Keenan,, Healy Robinson gtaoom, Hagerty
Roster. Kinney. Brnkman, Brady Psiterson, Leayy Nc
Gath Lent. Smith UCsi,sAsn, Russell Joyce, Reilly fis
gerald and CoOk-!l
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.ersor I.eavy McGra,h and Smith.
Keeanve-Councmen HsgeTty, kotter, Brnfmen' Lent
OClla chan. Russell, Joyce and Rely 3.
Subsequently reconsidered and laid over
REVOLUTIONS RESUMED.
By Councilman BRIsKxAS-
An ORDINANCE
TO AMEND oRpTAscE ENTITLED "As ORDINANCE TO
DIVIDE THg CRY or sEw YORK NTo ooSvIMEsr LLro-
Re n cydaineS BY the Mayor, fidcrnen and Co@monahy
Of tie Guy u Ee0 lOyk, N Common Council confirmed %
SIC ]. The Tenth Ward Of TIE City Of New York shall be
divided into eight Election Dsricts o. follow: 81,
Tie Frst Election District shall compile all that portion OF
the City bounded follows: On the north by ne sogiL de
Of Ryingstosoet soh by the north SIDE o piaha street.
west by the side Of the Bowdy and east by 'he "e''
side oil Forsyth street. ,.,..,
The secod District ,hal comprise al that portion
Of city bounded ~ iolows North by ne south shs o.
gtonsee south by the north side Of Grand sIe ss
by the side OF len street. and west by the east Siae
fje Third Election pi.t5e shal comprise oil that portion
Of the city bounded a. olFs; On TIE norm ~ we so'
Grdtreet on The east by tide Of Ludow'stfeet,
and on the west by the Gust SIDE Of Allenstreet
m Fourth Election District shall comprise all that portion
If t CITY bounded folloUt: On the h@h by tie south
side Of South by The North side Of Grand
street by the west side OF NoriOk street, ana "eh ny
The Fh Election Distinct shall comprise all tina, portion Of
the city bounded ioows On The North by TIE south side
~ Grand street on te south by the north side o. Herte
street on the East by the west side OF OrchHrdsee and on
tbs Wet " the eas. ode Of tho Bowery
Tt sr,E Election District shall comprise all that portion
civ bounded a. follows On the North by the south
Of on the South by the north side Of Canal
tt an me Pest by The side Of Orchard street. and
tbc Wesf by the east tide fthe Bowery. 49,
The seventh Election District shall comprise all thst por
% Of h cty bounded follows On the north by the south
"a f on the south by the north side oil Division
,s on be east by the side Of Orchard street. aud
IA. west Nv the east side Of the Bowdy -,
Th th Election District shall comprise all that portion
the CITY bounded follow; On the north by the south side
Gd meet on the south by the north sde Of Division
on the east BY the side Of Norfolk street. and on
the west by the east side Of OrchadssreeI
Which Was laid over.
PRIVILEGED QUESTION.
Councilman LENT here and stated that In the minutes
h meeting held the 9Th instant his meme was errone
recorded voting IN tbs affirmative on the question OF
the ordinance TO regulate the running OF cars &c., he
HAVING voted In the negative on that question .
WIreupon the Board ordered that proper CORRECTION Of
the error be made by the Clerk.
MOTION.
Councilman RUSSELL moved that recess b taken Tor hs IL
An hour Which was carried =,
Wbereupon the PRESIDENT pro fen announced that the
load would take q recess for half an hour
AFTER RECESS.
P,e,cns-Janes Hayes esq President and the following
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