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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
TOexPire on the 3lst day Of January. 1866.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFTCE. 4
INSURANCE DEPARTnfENT !

COLUMBUS. Ohio, January q, 1855. J
WHEREAS, The CHARTER OAK FIRE AND n ARIsE tx
sURANcE ConPANT, located al Hartford in the State
of Connecucut, has flied IN this ofice sworn state
ment OF It's condition, as required by the first sec
ton OF the act " To regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated by the State Of Ohio passed Apr
s. ls5, and, whereas said Company has furnished the
IN dergned satisfactory evidence that t possessed
OF Al least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual
capital invested in stocks, in bonds or in mort
cages, worth double the amount for which Il Is mort
gagedi and, whereas, said Company has filed in this
Oiice written instrument, under its corporate seal
signed by the President and secretary thereof an
thOriL any agent agents of said Company in his
state, to acknowledge service Of process for and in be-
half Of said Company cOnsenn that such service OF
process shall be taken and held 70 be as valid a. II
served upon the Company, according to the laws OF
this or any other STATE aud waving all claims righ5
error BY reason OF such acknowledgment Of service
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the rst section Of
the aforesaid act, 1, JAMES II. GODMAN Auditor OF
State for Ohio de hereby certify that said CHARTER
OAK FIRE ANB MARINE Insurance COMPANY, Of Ha +
ford is authorized to transact the business OF Fire and
Marine Insurance in this State until the thirty
first day Of January, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-sIx.
In witness thereof, have hersunto subscribed my
name and caused the seal Of my Ofce TO be afixed,
the year and day above written.
fSEAL.l JAS. II. GOODMAN
lStamp.l Auditor OF state,
JNO. G.. JENNINGS. Ascent,
Nnmu 10
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FROM NEW HORH-

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.
Eleven bags of returned overland mail
matter were received this morning from
Atchison and Salt Lake to be sent to San
Francisco BY to-daY's steamer.
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ssV NOTION ron TNJUNCTION.

CHICAGO FeD. s.
Notice Of motion has been given for
an injunction and receiver in the case of
Julius Wsdsworth and q minority of the
shareholders of the old Galena Railroad
against the Chicago and Northwestern
Road. The motion is for Monday next.
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Yesterday Evenings Edition.
HRAIDFR DELTVFRFD 0VFR

SUSPENSION BRIDGE, Feb. 8.
Burley, the Lake Erie raider, was deliv-
cred over to the United States Provost
Marshal at o'clock this morning.
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RATIFIED.

WHEELING, VA, Feb. 8.
The Constitutional Amendment abolish
ing slavery in the United States was un-
animously ratified by both branches of the
Western Virginia Legislature to-day.
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FROM QUEBEC.

QUEBEC, Feb. 3.
The Alien bill was read third time and
passed in the Lower House last night
yeas l07, nays T.
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1866. FEBRUARY. 1865.
The Western Musical World,
ARTILLERY HORSES.

T WILL PURCHASE ARTILLERY
i HORSES in open market untll further notice, at
One Hundred and eiIty.fvs (Slb5) per Head in
Vouchers, to conform strictly to the following spe-
ciheatiOnB:
Artillery Horses must be Of dark oolors, sound
IA all particulars, strong, quicE and active, we'll
broken and squire tTOIbers in harness in good
ds1h and conuirion, from six t6) 10 Ten QO) years
old; not less than Hifteen and Ohe-half (5) hands
high each horse 70 weigh cot less than ten hun
drsd and fifty q ,O5O) pounds.
By order Of Col. jAs. Z. EKTE, On. Div. Q. N.
Department, BASIL L. SPANGLER,
ian23:lS9 Captain and Ass'T z. NJ.
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FREE maryland.

BALTIMORE, Feb. D.
The Senate of Maryland to-day passed
the Constitutional amendment abolishing
slavery, and concurring in the action Of the
House as already reported.
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CONGRESsIONAI-
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.
rT1rro.

The House went into Committee eff the
Whole on the Navy Appropriation bill.
Mr.. Davis, of Maryland, spoke in favor
of his amendment, heretofore offered,
creating Board of Admiralty.
Mr.. Rice, of Mass, replied that such q
board had been condemned in Great Brit
ain as inefficient to provide for the exigen-
cies of war, and by adopting it in this
country we would discard all experience
at home and abroad, and place our naval
affairs where they were century ago.
Mr.. Rice defended the navy, showing
that by embodying the American idea Of
reform in ship-building and ordnance we
had achieved most important results.
Mr.sDavis spoke in support Of the prop
osition for q Board of Admiralty, to be
headed by Admiral Farragut, and thought
if the Board had been created early in the
war we should not have had repeated fail
ures. He condemned double-enders, and
looked upon monitors as failures.
Mr.. Rice, in reply, supported the Navy
Department, and gave a summary of ope-
rstions since the outbreak of the rebellion.
House adjourned.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IN
PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG. Pa. Feb. 3.

HARRISBURG, IA, Feb. }.
The State Senate has ratified the amend
ment to the Constitution sbOlishing sls-
very. The House is debating the question.
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~. MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any
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Stove @amper.
GAVE THE FUELi
And Retain the Heat in Your ROOm

This can be accomplished more by the Use o. Y
NJ. HUBBARD'S Improved
STOVE DAMPER,
Than by any other means. II will save HALF
YOUR FUEL, and cause the apartment to be
more thoroughly and evenly warm. Each Dampsr
will save you Ten Dollars year. No time should
be lost in having placed In every stove pipe in
the house. My agents will canvass the city, and
put them in for those who wish for them.
few more good, energetic Agents wanted In
She o'ty, and one In syory township in the county.
Al orders for them len ct my store will Be
promptly attended to. GEO. d. BECK,
go Superior street.
SS-H. B.-The Dsmper mentioned above is not
one that is peddl through the oity, formed oftwo
halves. y. NJ. HUBBARD'S Damper Is composed
Of three parts, with the upper and lower pieces bell
shaped, and working on = central screw, by which
the draft Of the chimney be lesssned If pecss-
HAry. My Agents will have Certificates Of Agency,
the Dampors can be found 81 most Of the Tin and
Stove Stores IN the city.
dsIlS:Rs =. D. BECK.
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OFFICE OF rHr AuD1roR on sra-

UOLUMBUs, o., Jan ary 2l ISIS
1t Is hereby certified that tho foregoing Il a Correct
copy OF the statement Of the condition OF the Charter
Oak E1re acd marine Insurance Company Of art
lord made 10 hied this cice for the year Is5
LSEAL.l Witness my hand and seal OhiciaIly
lstamp.l Auditor on stsia
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% expire on the slss day OF January. 1885.

To expire on the Slst day OF fJenuary, 1856.
OFFfCE or THE AUDITOR or STATE, D
INSURANCE DEPABTmEHF.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, January IL 1885.
WHEREAs, The MERCHANTS IEsURAEcE COMPANY
Of Hartford, located az Hartford, in tbs state Of
Connecticut has ned in this ONCE . sworn state
meat Of It's coalition required by the first sec
tion Of the act "Io regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated By the State Of Ohio" passed
April 8, 1906, and amended February 9, 1854; and,
whereas, said Company has furnished tho under
sgned salts sctory evidence that IL Is possessed Of
at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of setual
capital, invested in stocks bonds, or IN mort
cages Of real estate, worth double the amouns for
which the came is mOrtgsged and, whereas, said
Company has filed In this of1cs q written instru-
ment under its corporate seal signed BY the Presi-
dent and Secretary thereof, authorizing any sRent
or agents Of said Company in this State to aeknoW
edge service Of process, for and in behalf Of said
Company, according TO the terms Of said law
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the nrst section
Of the aforesaid act, l. JAMES. H. GoDnASs Auditor
Of stats for Chic do hereby certify that said mER
caAsTs' INsURANcE COAPANH OF Hartford. Conn,
"a authorized 10 transact the business Of Fire and
Marine Insurance in this state until the thirty
ss day Of January, 10 the year one thousand eight
hundred and sfxty-six-
TstampI In witness whereof, I have hsFaunto
fsealI subscribed my name and caused the seal Of
my once to be affixed, the day and year
above written.
JAS. H. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
JNO. g. JENNINGS, Agent,
isn27Iss ClsVsland. Ohio.
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gntifes.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvRN that

N OAAOA ~ AA@A'AD ~ IN bnhb
IN q petition will be presented to the Commission
ls5b, asking for the location Of 8 public highway
in BrsckBviIls Township, commencing at the inter
section Of the River Road with the line OF lots "a
and 55i thence running in EastsTly direction 10
the centre OF Guy ahogs River, hear the Road Lock
on the Ohio Canal. jaD3o:l9I
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Special Report.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.

Share market very strong at stock ex-
change to day, and slight Improvement in
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The greatest amount allowed BY the rules TO be in
sured in any one city, town or village. No rules
have been adopted-dspends upon its size and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-04

DHYSIOIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
l. The dispensation Of Physicians Prescriptions
always receives At our hands that care and atten-
ton which their importance demands, and none
but articles Of most unexoeptionAble quality are
used In their preparation.
/ Physicians who eonnde their Prescriptions to
cur care, are assured that our prices are always
reasonable. CHURCHILL BROTHER,
fGnfT No. 126 Ontario street.
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OFFICE oF TIE AUDIroR or STATE, !

OJLUHBU5, OHIO. Jan. IL, 1865.
1t IA hereby certified that this foregoing is 8 cor
rect COPY Of the Htatement of condition Of the Msr-
chants Insurance Company OF Hartford, made to
and Med in this Office, for Ihe year 1865.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
TSEAL JAS. n. GOODMAN,
fsfAHP.l Auditor of State
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aslnsifaI 9ustrnmeHts.
HORACE WATERS,
GREAT WUgICGb ESFARLTgHWENT

No. 4SI broadway, n. Y. scs
EIGHTY New Pianos, MelodsOns, HarmOniu ms.
Alexandra and Cabinet Organs, at Wholesale and
Retail. Prices low. SECONDHAND PIANOS at
great bargains, prices from $50 to 500. New 7
Octave Pianos, SEQ and 1915 with Carved Legs
and Mouldings, $500 and upwards. Mslodeons SO
to $3.50.
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q M0LLEN Auctioneer, wants boy of
VI good character. he must attend to bis business,
Call at his store, Superior Street, feb2uss
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County o. Hartford, 3D.
The foregoing statement was subscribed and
sworn to by the said Mark Howard. President, and
r. ThOs. LObdell, sec etary, Of said MeTchans' In
suraDcs Company, this 7th day OF January, A. D.
1865 Re ore me.
TsRAL.l GEORGE G. SILL,
Commissioner Of the STATE Of Ohio, within and
for the State Of Connecticut.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, lss
COUNTT or HARTFORD. 90

Jcs 'ph II. spTase, President, and Jaa Goodman
Secretary OF the Charter Uak Sire and Marine IDsur
ahce SOnlp pany, being seyera sworn depose and say
thtt the foregoing Is full true and correct stafeent
OF me aairs OF the said Company that the said Insu
ance Company Is the bona hide owner OF At Ieast M,
l+SIJED- lII-SAAn- -noIlARz OF cad ssr,itsI
Real Estate, wortn double the amount for winch he
scribed OfhceIs Of said Insurance Cslmpany
LSi5nedl, JOSEPH q. SPRAGUE. Prs5't
JAS. GOODMAN, Seo'y.
lsE4L;l Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th
day Of Januar5 lS65.
Five Cent WM. HAMERsLEY
stamp. A Comm'r for the state oftjhio.
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gtw SdrsrtisEmeuts.
0ETIRED FROM BUSINESS.

I hsYe this dsy sold cut my interest in the Pro-
duce Commission Business 70 Msssrs. SMITH a
OVIATT, Who VIII carry the business as usual
at the old stand, O2 merWin street.
The above named gentlemen have been in my
employ for several Yeas, and are thoroughly ac-
quainted with the business and in retiring,
would take this opportunity Of thanking my for
patrons for thtif liberal patronage and solicit
a continuance of the ca ne for the new firm.
7. W. EVANS.
Olevaland Teh lat 1865 fab4.lSg
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BQndrieS on Commission !

50 Barrels l., .eu q gples.
10 ' Choice Ball Battsr.
Is Firkins "
Barrels TallOW.
5 EggH.
100 IlOur.
10 Gases Oysters.
100 Bushels Potatoes.
No. 30 MsrWin strsetI,
JanIT g. q. LITTLE.
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The o'clock train from Hsrper's Ferry
last evening brought up ITO rebel prison
ers, who were landed at Relay, and thence
sent by special train to Washington.
They belonged to MOsby's gang, and were
captured during the recent raid of the
redoubtsble horse-thief on our lines in tn 9
Valley.
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The greatest amount allowed BY the
rules to be insured in any one city,
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Total Assets Of the Company.........s !;
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not dae...........,...
Losses unaojusted and in suspense,
waiting Tor Iurther Proof........-.........
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gnsnfaufe.
. T A T EN- EN- T

~; me s, name Of the Company Is sChsrter Oak Fire
HSrts- en-, Company. and is located at
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The greatest amount allowed to be in
sured in any one block, ordinarily.
The amount Of its Capital or earnings
deposited In any other State, as secur-
iiy for losses therein.......................
The Charter, or Act Of Incorporation Of 3
pany is on file IN your offiee.
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Cash Of the Company on hand and &,
the hands Of agents and other per-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-23

COTTON D-DowNs.-Some cotton
speculations are thus noticed by the Bos-
ton Journal: "A party in the city pur-
eight cents yard-one hundred thousand
yards in all costing $4,000. Within year
ensuing this lot was sold for forty cents a
yard, thereby yielding profit of S22,0JO.
Party number two held it for another rise,
and sold out In another year at sixty cents
a yard. realizing profit of S2J,U'O. Party
number three held on awhile, and then sold
IL ut stXty-tWo cents 20 one who has been
forced TO keep it unul q short time, when
the career of the one hundred bales came
to It's end at nineteen cents"
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Court OF Common Pleas
Of Montgo.nery Co., .

Hannah Alice CreameT, oour, q, coD,,,or plaas
William James Dreamer. Of Montgomery Co.. o
XAI LILLIAN James Dreamer whose residence ~
w unknown s notified that Hannah Alice Dreamer
did on the 10th day Of September 1855, he hsr pet
ton In the office oi the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas within and for the county OF Montgomery and
sateo OHIO charging the said William James Cream.
or with adultery With woman unknown 70 the SAID
petitioner and also oh srging him with gross neglect
OF duty towards her the petitioner asking that she may
be divorced from the said William James Dreamer,
which petition will stand Tor hearing at the nexi term
Of said Court. HANNAH ALICE DREAMER.
BY ADAn oLaT,her Attorney. ootbve
! JACOB wEYBRlGHT'S ESTATE.-NOTICE is
.J hereby given, thai the under aigned has this day
been Rppo nted Adnnsrst OF the estate Of Jacob
Weybright, late Of Mongou cry county, Ohio, do
ceased, by the Probate Court Of said county,
| Nov. ~, 1865. JOSEPH WEYAkIGHT q
nov2ow3t ' JACOB WnXBRIGHT-
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ADVERTISING RATES.

wicked face had haunted her ever since
But where was he gOingY and what was
he going TO do2
She watched him with a heart suddenly
stliled In beating, aud saw him enter her
fathers chamber.
Then she made haste to follow him as fast
as her trembling limbs could carry her.
Not too soon. She saw as she glided I'm. an
open safe rifed chest, papers and gold
upon the floor, and the servant bendin0
over her struggling father.
She uttered q shrek, and sprang forwards.
In prison, afterwards the william said he
thncied her spirit and the sight benumbed
his arm. He started, and half arose, and
with this opportunity the strong and viQ-
orous old man recovered himself and turn
ing on him, had him down in an instant,
The father knew his child-lnew that
she had saved him, but this was no time TO
think of that. He only said
"Raise the window, Janet and call John,
the coachman."
Janet obeyed. In a few moments the
wiry rascal on the floor had no chance Of
escape--he was bound hand and foot aud
he lay there whining.
Janet was soon In her fathers arms. She
led him to the bed where her baby Law. and
told him all. He had known nothing O.
her woe, not even Of the baby's birth. 70
his mind she had been joyful in her young
luNe' unSfatetul 10 hin. God had left the
door open, indeed, though the instrument
had been murderOus servants hand who
fearful OF the watchful care of John har
thought to steal away noiselessly through
IL. Janet had entered her old home TO save
her fathers life, and creep into his heart
once more.
The Bonnie Lassie and u host of honest
sailors were never seen again, for the sea
opened its arms and folded them to its breast
for ever But a little island in the ocean
had room enough for one brave foot, and
with so much to live for, Charlie Oliver
battled with the waves, and with the thirst
and hunger, and deathlike solitude and
watched, prayed and waited, feeding on
roots, berries and strange fruits, until ut
last sails greeted his eyes. vessel hove in
sight and the voice OF living man greeted
him once more.
Charlie came home 10 Janet. and, long
before forgiven by her father in his fancied
death, he was not refused forgiveness when
living.
so the old love dreams were realized, the
shadows banished, and a. much of Joy as
can come from earthly beings come to those
who lived together in the old homestead
among the elms. Toher children, aye. and
to her grandchildren, perhaps, by this time,
Janet Oliver has often told the story of the
open window Oh the porch.
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Sent to any address, f-eo OF POSTAGE receipt OF
prce.
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CAHART, NgRDHAB a cos NEW PARL06
ORGANS, MELODRONS, CHURCH HARMoNl-
IYaFy MI. m TN AIuEpC A ND nEATEPy
NeW Music.

XXTILL BE FURNISHED W tn SHEET MUSIC
w Instruction BOOKS, Pianos, Orgaos or Meo.
non AYhnlnaaln 2 rinea
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FEVER AND ACUE AND CRILLS
The BEST RaRDY TO CURE, is
DAVIS PAIN KILLER,

nIkEcTIONs FOR IT'S UsE-TAKE THRH
IL tetkpoensful OF the Pain Killer IN Hlout bAlI
pint Of hot water well swestened with ms.lesses, a
the attack II coming on, bathing freely the chez hac
nnd bowels with the nedic pe, Il the same time
nei stop the eh,l sntuld t pFodnce vomiting (sna
lt probably will II the somaoh rs very ioull take a
ltire ram killer IN cold aater sWeetened with spga
~ er "a h sunsm. Perseverance, 10 the above ireat
melt nas cured many severe and OBJ tinate cases o
uis dseoSe.
oct2l dAwtf
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NOflCE.-THE UaDtfSlGfkb hAs BEk
IN duly appointed execntnN c. he last viii
testament ol henry allRher, lac OF n ontgome
county, hio, deceased
noVz6dltawJt seFDERIrA OALLsHIP
E&EcUTOs'S NOT CE --Aiip'r, ons intel ested 81
h hereby notded hat the unaeIsigbfd has this
eas been apronted and cnalinrd A. E1e utoT OF ihe
Es,sio OF huery y tJ4nt aeotahed
FRANCIS d HELFtICH
MOVE o0oef ~, iseo not25sSt
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serc fcT Illu8irsiea Price last Of Instruments and
Catalogue Of Now MuSic. Address orders
o. ]. WILLARD,
gAc,ssalo Piano Parts aud Music Dealer, No SAT
BrosawaTi HeW York. Jyl8d1y
The New York herald., 1865-02-23
LEGAL NOTICES.


JAMAICA ss;-IN CHASCERY.-- MUNRO AND Ux AND
81 Avs Watt Elizabeth. To David RAFT Margaret RAFT.
augustus Crulehshank and Ann Creighton crSck
Mcdonald Rait Robert Watt RAFT, and Elizabeth Watt
Deans children Of the late james Rt and Margaret Rat
late Of Montego Bay IN the Isae OF jamaica dccease and
Robert Watt Colin Campbell Watt Amy Watt aud Grace
Campbell Watt, children OF Thomas Watt devisees under
the wiz of Robert Watt the tesator n the prccecdngs in
thcause named all absentees from this island and whose
places OF residence unknown and 20 the representatives
or such OF them may have departed this life.
Take notice, that petition saturday the
yrst day June 1855 cd IN the above cause pray
ing the sale Of the real estate Of Robert Watt deceased
consisting of Friendship Penn, and Bcmore Castle rlanta
ton, in the Parish OF Saint Elizabeth certsn wharf and
store premises y the town Of Monceo Bay and Mddosex
Penn, IN the Parish OF Wcstmocnnd, and the live and
dead stock respectively thereon al situate IN this nd, aud
you and each Of hereby required 70 appear 20 the
said cause petition within forty days next after he publca
ton ~ this notice, IN order that you think proper you
may ic any anAaylt aday your behalf IN respect
10 the matters stated therein and npear the hearing ~
snch con as you my be advised and this YOU ana each
OF sou are no wise 10 omit
Wines Ia Honor Sir Bryan Id.
siai 81 the fnWt nf wHsts kuiaht. Vice Chancellor of
y. - JAnairt, ht the town ol saint
t4tc Y, itr8!ea, deco le vpsa dis aeroud n fv
rNttf ~ ftb. 4 ar f ,.sgustv "tw,.0a4. Uplgt4t
koLLLI ~ as! ia i,sz Car Gang.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A U0IIon MoTIcE-P0sITIvR AND PEREMProRr
"a sale Of over $4,000 worth of
nagniacelt second hand HOUe1MOLD RURhI1ukb
RICH PXRLOR FURNITURE,
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND iNGRkiN CARPRTsa ~
PAINTINGS, WORKS OF ART, VASES AZ
ROTH, Aucioneer, will sell this THURSDAY moh III
sng February - at II O'Clock precisely the contcnss ~ VIZ
private residence s Eighth street. between Fifh ana
sixth avenues, consisting OF -..x-,,pv
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black wan. ish
Suits covered In French satin brocael ana reps
Easy Chairs and Lounges 70 MATCH rosewood Centre ana
Pier Tables Eagercs Corner and Book Seanas uo
ments elegant and Lace Curtains nne c@eoon
Of Oil Paintings, Engrayings Large Arrofs anu onanae
Hers -...xx..,v, .-oox -
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE, STOOL AND
egn. Instrument with roSnd beautifully
strung bass plate French action fun seven octave
rosewood mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus Washstands
Spring and Hair Beds Blankets Tea Tables, Ex
tension Table China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery
&c Sale positive. Deposit required