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RECOVERY OF STOLEN SHOEs.-About o'clock
last night Information was lodged at the Fifth
District Station against man named Patrick
Drain, charging him with having in his possess
sion number OF pairs of shoes that had been
stolen from the shoe store OF Mr., John McCor-
mick. in Twentieth street, above Lombard, a
few nights ago. search warrant was issued
and given to couple of officers, who went to
Drains house, at Twenty second and Locust
streets. On making search. twenty-one pairs of
gaiter shoes were found. Patrick Drain is said
to be professional thief, and, in connection
with several others, committed the robbery in
McCormick's store. After a hearing before
Alderman Patchell, Drain was committed in
default of bail TO answer.
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THE NORTH BROAD STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-We learn that class for instruGtion
in sacred music, by Professor Bishop, VIII De
formed this evening In the Lecture Room 9l
the Church, Broad and Green streets IL
is intended for adults, as well as children
and youths. Residents in that neighborhood
who wish their children taught, or would be
instructed themselves by competent teacneI
should avail themselves of this opportunity
and be present this evening.
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RoBBERY.-The store of Maddox & Co.,
corner of Third street and Carter's alley, was
door on the latter street, and about $3.50 worth
of cigars and other articles carried of.
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GtS REWARD.-LOsT On SUNDAY AFTER.
GpO moon. l7tn inst, a LINK GOLD BRACELET,
and Thompson streets. The finder Will receive the
pbov. r"rard nv returning II to this Office 2Is
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INSTRUCTION.

lNEMALE COLLEGE, BORDENrOWN, \. j.
II summer session commences MARCH o. For
Catalogues, terms. etc, address
REV. JOHN Ii. BRAKELEY a. NJ.
2lS l5trp President.
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LOS

$3.50 M 1as So3 MoSgAY gA5 EVGNNG V5 n
Garden streets to the Academy OF Music, or returning,
a IADY'S PEARL CROSS BREASpPIN, valued as
"A gift. Tie above reward will be cheerfuiy paid for
is r''uru IN No. lO7 WALNUT Street. second story,
middle room. 2l93t#
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. H0SKINS & CO.. BLANK BOOK MANTT.
IO. 'actqTers statiOuers, Engravers, and Printers
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anu pronounced as uncquirocally, will sweep
hwny all constitutional objections, and become
itstlf tho Constitution wo arc looked upon
as rebels, who Of our own nccord violated tho
oonPnci Whatever cur view Of the matter
may be, this is tho verdict of tho North, tho
logic of the sword. They arc tho conquerors
we tho vanquislcd. or this, at least, thore
can be no doubt. The war hns been over more
ihnn two years, nnd wearc still in the an onaluus
position Mt which the close Of bostilities found
us. And why! Because of the harsh demands
Of tho victor on The ono hand, aud tho oppo-
sitien Of the vnnquishc on the other.
What would our leaders have? Wo mcun
such mon ns Mr.. IlERscuEL V. JOHNSON, Hill,
PERRY, and others. Grant they arc brnye md
heroic, and pntrioiic not afraid Of tho implied
threats of barsher measures, Of confiscation
and further civil or political disabilities. Do
they desire 10 see the present agitation indefl-
nitoly prolonged, Industry cloggcd, commerce
checked, credit and confidence altogether de-
stroycdf How il reconstruction possible on
their basis? Indeed, they propose nothing.
They merely objeet-and object upon grounds
altogether futile, viz: the unconstitutional
character of tho measures Of Congress. Let
them establish their proposition upon proof
strong Us holy writ, il will avail nothing. When
you arc disnrmcd, aud the sword is at your
throRt, he who holds II is not to be restrained
by the syllogistic proof of his gross injustice
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CHASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQUID
ENAMEL.

For Improving and Desuufying tho Complexion.
Tho most valuable and perfect preparation uso for
giving tho niin beautiful peari.iike tn that 10 only
found IN youth II quickly removes Tau. freckes PIN.
pies. Blotches, Moth PITCHES, Salowncss Eruptionp
and ali impurities OF tho skin kindly healing Tho same
leaving The adm white aud clear alnbastor. Ita use
cannot be dsscod by tho cosesl scrutiny, and boina
vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless II is fo
only article of Tho kind used by the FRENCH and is
sidered BY tho Partisan Indispensable 70 . perfoot
toilet Upwarda Of $1,000 botues wsro sold during Tie
past year. sufficient guarantee OF its efcacy. Price
only 70 cents. Bent by mall, postpaid, receipt OF
order, by
DER0ER, sHUTLS CO., Chomists
a86 River It,, Troy, N. Y.
March 80 Iyr
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ORDINANCE.
T1HE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is pUpIIsHED

TWE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PuBLIsHED
l. for tho Information OF all coEoarned
Az ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THR CLEkNaIRo pHIYTRs
AND VAULTS IN TIE CORPORATE LIArrg OF THE CITY.
l. Do IL Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen, That
from and after tho ratification OF this Ordinance sha
not bo lawful for to cleanse remove tho
contents OF Vaults Pryes within the limits OF tho
city, without having previously obtain license tho
ssmo all such iIcensos TO oIpro tho sIst Dece- er
Of every year. bo subject all requirements IL o
ed by Ordinances regulating tho granting Licenses
Draya and Oarti. - n.
u That the use Of Barrels in open Carts and Wagons
s prohibited and parties applying for ocnbe will be no
quirod 10 provide oloecd Csrs suitable the purpose
III. All persons having such License shall report At
one OF tn Qsr Houses during tho day, his or their In
tenon 10 such work during tho ensuing night In the
Lower Wards epch report to be made to tho Main Guar
House. IN tho Upper Wards 10 Upper Guard Houso =
~. Tho place places for the depoat Of such osl
ihall be dcsgnaed from timo 10 dime By tho Mayor.
v. Every owner or driver OF such Licensed Cart or
any ou,sr person who sha violate Of tho provisions
OF this Ordinance shal neglect refuse to obaery
tae same or any Of them sha1 forfeit pay each
onence nue not TO exceed tuont dollars 10 be eu-
forced by tho Mayorin HIS Court recovered In spy
other Court OF competent jurisdiction.
Rauhod In City Council this seventh day Of MAY in th
year OF our Lord ono thousand eight hundred snd ak
ty-soyen. -.
". II. SMITH. y ""1Af; MAYOR.
CLERK OF Council 3mo Nay 10
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
0PrTnK CfEaK OF G0uHorY i

N n Ut ---|- May 1867. I
The following Section Of An Ordinance 70 abolish The
once Of strees 70 provide for Keep
ing the Srects lanes, Alleys and opon Courts In the
city Of Charleston Clean and for other purposes" Ia
hereby published for the information Of all concerned:
For tho duo protection OF Tho said contractor con-
tractors e further ordained, That every owner lessee
occupant and tenant OF any premlses fronting In
atrco, lano, alley or open court ahall oYery day
tsundsys eIeepted haYe the dirt nlh garbage ID other
o ptsced in mont Of his or her lo in barrel box
heap and In readiness for Tho contractor by tbs hour
.syen O'Clock. A. H., The nIst day OF Nay to The
nrst day Of in oyey and BY the hour OF
tho nrst day Of Nay following And any porson offend
ing herein. plsoing any dirt nlth garbage, other
offa In any street. ane or Alloy open court ser the
Than two than nyo dollars for each and every
offence, to be imposed by tho Mayor.
by oryter W. II. GMTTH
Nay 10 Clark Of Council.
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aJ- ~ communications intended FOR publication III,
Mfs journal must be addressed 10 he Editor Of tfe
Daily Nercs, No. 18 Hdyne-stf Get Charleston, S. G.
business Communications 20 Publisher of DdRy
Re1ns.
We ecannot undertake 10 re.rn rejected communica-
lions.
Advertisements outside ofhe city must be accompa-
rtCd tcith the cash.
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LAnossr OrnouLATIor.-The DArLY

LARGEST CIRoULATIoN.-The DAILY
NEWS puJlishes the Official List If Let
ters remaining in the Iosto8ice at the end
IT esgeh tceeh, agrcea6!y to the following
sesSon tcf the Ne,o Posto6ice Lat0, a, the
ndRspape having the largest circulation tn
III Gg Of Charleston:
HfurIoH And DO It further enacted That Units OF let
tcrs Snapug uncscd for In any Poatonleo In any city,
tow" village, uhero newspaper shall be printed,
sa hereafter bo published only IN the newspaper
which, boing publishcd weekly ofenor s" have tho
largest circulation within range Of dclIy.y tho said
oflco
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CHI A RI ES TON.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 40, 1867.

jon WoRK.-We have now completed our
Office so as to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends.
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FIRE LOAN. g
hAY0RALTY OF CHARLESTON, /
oATAWpA CoUNrY, NonTH cARoIINA,

hAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON
CRY HALF. November 0, 1850
4 Ii. PERSONS DEsID0Us or REBUILDING in TaR
II Burnt Disricts and Wasta Plscos OF tie City nm
der can Act Of the General Assembly, Giving auihorft,
70 the Gty Council OF Chestan to procesi In the tnn
ter OF Fire Loan, with new 10 aid In building M th
CITY Answ" aro hereby notncd thAt the form OF appi
eadon for loans can Be Obtained Il the ocs Of the Cist
OF Council between the hoaIs OF A. II. and p. II.
All applications muBt bst ID In the ADORE paentdoned
ooe, - tho ooramittes NIL meet every Xonday 70 CON
ddev the nAne. .s.H -sF.rlsf ~. I'd n 300
By order Of the Mayor W. q. BhITd
Hovcmberlo Clerk VI Council, .
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IHSuRAN CE.
WORLD MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
! IIIFFSI
N e w Y d II X

E " Y H X
BOARD or pnzcrons:
A. A Low. II. II. FRoTHNGHAM.
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oiafEh a. GORDON. n. z PIERREPJNT.
., y, GhiFTENDEN. GEO. T. THuMAE.
nstEh q. S0hNkLl. JOHN HOLSEY.
HOB. MA kELLY. lE- TOWNSEND.
MM- + TisDALE ITH0S. T. BUCKLEY.
GIL L. BRRCKMAN lIIRNRY A SWIEvr
JOS. A. aPRA6UE- JAS I'd PREETioF p
RUFUS r. GRAVES. a. MESSRN0RR
ALEX. V. BLAKE IGRO. I. NICHOIS
JAMES g. NOYGA III, ". FROTHIEGHAH
WI. O. FOWLER WIN, G. sBEIDoN
ahMI y. CALDWELL. OLIyRR 8. CARTER.
n. B. BENTLEY. ILEWIB D. LODRR-
WM r PRENTICE. J. 7. B. MAXWELL.
J. b. PROTHINaHAM. iRZRA p. PRENTICE
Hon. 3. ThBER. BENZ. HICKS.
OFFICERS:
GEORGE L. WILLARD, prsaidont
O. II. GORDON. Vice Proaident
q W. PLYElt, Secretlry and Actuary.
THE PLANS FOR BUslNESS FOR THIS IESTTTU-
TON aro very liberal and attractive TO those who wsh
to tnHure their Hves In PfRS GU sSS COMPANY Its
business worry largo and rapidly tnoreaang Ali tho
various kinds OF policies arc Insured favorable
terms n are offered In any other good Company In The
country. DIVIDENDS increase with tho ago Of Tho
Policy. Eonparhcpatng rntes lower than those Of
any Company In tho world Loeses paid In thirty days
ster due notice and proof OF DEATH Liberal arrange
mens made In regfrd to travel Onethird Of the amount
OF premium will be loaned the policy holder II desired
j. ALFRED oAY, General Agent
0mco In rear OF E1more Insurance.
'uylS stuthsmo Law Range, Broad street
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PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE .MTTT.T0N /,

the most oeebrsted Actors for 50 eents; 30 Actrssss
Sr se csns 90 Union asnsrs tor 80 eentsi 80 Rebel
aful youns Ladies' for 20 cents; 50 nueooiia younv
4sn1smsn sor 80 esntsi hsee Paragraphs Of Frsnes
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hS oiher ssx into wayy rnslets or hcsyy i.s.,o
ric, Hss & bean used By y: fsshonabios q Pafs and
Jury 70 tho hair Price 6y mall seated and postpsid a.
GHS GEHssSSTRuye etscuisrs mailed Cree Address BERdRR
sHUTIS q OQ, Chemi.ls, No. ass Riyer sircet Troy it,
" sctS Agcnts for tho United States. - '''''. =.
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VOTICE.
OFFICE OF rHR CAPTAIN OF POLICE, ,

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHAMELEON, 8. o., May %, 1868
DARAdRAPH II. o. ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
tho "Cleansing Of Prvies and yaults" forhids Tho
so Of barrels In oyen cars and wagons and parties sp
lying for Hcense requrcd 10 provide closed cars
suitabio for the purpose All persona therefore, who
purpose taking Jobs Of tho Kind hereby reuired ,
bring their carts TO main guard house tor inspecon b
ore applying TOR hoenso- O. d MQWALD,
NAY 2mo Captain Of Police
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Los 7.
B @ ARD In G,

EIxCELLENT BOARD, AT VERY Low
rates In The most central business Iart of tie CITY
without lodging in private house, can now DO lad
For particulars address ~. L." Pontofnco- May 10
POARDlRG.-TT1REE PLEASANT ROOMS
ID with good BOARD can be had on tmneiinto nnnlj.
saaon 70 NO NO. % CHURCH STREET, west sIde near
Tradd street Terms reasonable juno 10
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NOTICE,
OFFICE OHIEF OF PIRE DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE CHIEF OF F1RE DEPARTMENT.
Juno 20, 1867 !
FTWE ATTENTION OF ALL PARTIES ARE HEREBY
directed to the following Ordinance. ratinod June
AN ORDINANCE
. IN RELATION TO PUBLIC wRLIs.
ne ordafned ly he Adyor and 4ider1uen IN Civ
Gouaeh dtNm6ted That II shall and may be lawful for
mo Board Of Fire Masters. from time 10 me 10 restrain
or TO prohibit entirely the Of any Of the Public Wells
In any part Of the city Whenever In their judgment The
public good hha roquro rich restraint prohibition:
aud any person who sa yioats any order OF the aad
Board OF Firo NAators In relation 10 tho Public cs IA
pursuance u this Ordinance, After notice given Der.
soniy in writing or duly published in one Of ths ty
eewspnl<as, .ba e subject Cd to penalty Ten dollar
Tor erery such ouence. n, 81. NATHAN,
June al limo Chief Fir Dern,tm",t
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S. S w ANDALE
PROPRIETOR OF THE
Mansion House,
GHEENyILLE, ST.

GTEVENS HOUSE, Nos. ~. ~, rs AND az
~ Broad.ay n. Y. opposite Bowling Green-l n the
European Phn-.THR sIKyENs HouRE 10 we'll and
widely known TO the travelling public Tho location Ia
pecisily suitable 70 merchants and business cn Il s In
close proximity to the bulness part Of the etyis
the highway Of Southsrn rrd Western aye-and ada
cent 10 all tho principal Railroad and Steamboat depots
Ths 6TkVGNs HOUSE has liberal accommodation !or
over 500 guentstia well Furnished and Possesses oyery
modern improvement for tho comfort and entertainment
Of IL in1nana Tho rooms spacious and wen ventt
hted-prosidcd with gas and wAar-tho attendance Il
prompt and the Table Is generously pro-
yided With decaey Of tho rates
Tho rooms having been refurnshed and romodeled We
are enAf ID TO offer extra cities for the comfort and
pisasurs ~ our guests GEO. Z. CHASE CO.,
Nay 2a ONO Proprfetors.
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70 r SALE.
COPARTN Err SHIPS,

DISs0LUTIOy.
THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under the pamo OF B. ARNOLD CO.. wzs disoyed
by a Own Limitation, on Tho lat OF April last Tho
ness will be continued By the subscriber the Old
DEN ean DO found resay;o scli 20 c Sa.Se1. Al & n1
inc estahhamant r. ARNOLD
July lat 1867. No. 219 Meeting street
July1 INN
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CRISPER COMA.

There comoth glsd tidings of Joy TO all.
To young and to old, to grcat and to small;
Tho bc1uty which once was 30 precious and rars,
Is froo for all, and all may bo fsir.
BY tho use OF
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RsoriNp Has x,pz fill exposition Of her mill.
tary condition st Paris, BY presenting drawings
and specifications Of her shIpe, guns and proieo.
tiles, while other nations have kept everything
new, and effective u themselves. England NAV
consider hersek - badly sold In the gfeat shog,
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Germany music is the birth-risht Of tha reople |:
here, 1t Is an accomplishment, often an abomins-
ton. The saengerbunds haye Bung Germany
almost into realization Of that ideal unity OF
which they dream and the gaepgerfest has
unttyins political influence as well as . pleasant
social effect. Let us see what Il will do for us In
this country.
TH NEW TYCOON OF JAPAN appears TO be a
much more enlightened rulcr than bis predeoas-
sor, and to have q just conception Of tho means
neces6ary to asaist tho growth and prosperity Of
his empire. Yokahoma correspondent saya Of
him: instead Of cooping himself up in cas-
tie eithe. 1t Yeddo or Kioto, allowing but \ fs.
vorod few to zee him, he circulated briskly
around his empire and took upon himself tho task
OF governing 1t. He wound up q war which bis
pfeaecssao had been carrying on with Clo1sm;
sent An embassy TO Russia to confer with A1xrAs-
DIE upon matters OF mutual interest; sent his
nrother' with another embassy, as his representa-.
uvo ~ tho PaT1s Exhibition; sent q lot Of
omoh commissioners to Washington, and
nnApy' 70 crown al, no invited the Representa-
hves OF all the treaty powoIs to yisit him At
Oeaca."
In the Herald Of the 17th We find the following
card: 'To tho Editor Of tho Horald: Station Isl.nd
July 10, 1Ss7.-1n your estimable pspor Of TODAY
appears an artiolo hoadod The Filibusters,' a.y-
Ing The friends and partisans Of SANTA ANNA arc
equally active, &o.' As am tho only duly au-
shcrtzod agent Of General SANTA ANNA In this
country, beg Of you TO have It understood that
dsnersl sAsTA Anna has not authorized any MILL
tary expedition against his country while yet In
tho United States, much less would ho sanction
any movement TO be gotten up to-day using as .
Fiti'It his name. My mission to-day is eoiely to
procure the liberation OF the General from his un-
Just imPrihoamcnt, and TO place him again on the
sou OF ths United States and nothing else and the
means that have employed for tho object was 70
souett the STATE Department. to interfere; yet
"ouio "an 70 DO neo nora any suspicion 6f being
elibuaterlns expedition. q, NApHPnyI
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PIrTspunoH Has Ha'orKD the spectacle Of 'bal-
loon Marriage" Like that Of two years ago at Con-
tral Park. The Alderman who performed the cero-
mony took The procaution Tin addition 10 bis per-
sonal ballsst) Of having tho balloon strongly
secured by cord hundred feet high and after
no ahghtod tho happy couple won't of on bridal
tour 1000 foot above tho oarth's loYol What is the
object OF those Sriai woddings7 asks The Times.
10 they mako Il moro ''othoreai" by going I'D IN
tho Arf 1a the marital knot stronger when tiod
IN balloon3 All this business Of balloon nupt,.ls
strHes us as sensationslism quito ont Of keeping
with the nature Of tho ceremony. However. Il q
turns popular attention to bRllooning as mode Of
practical locomotion, It may have some nood "a.
suit We have now had two balloon msrri.pos.
The next taing In order Ia balloon funeral,
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PARr1AL IDEA Of tho oItont OF tho lumber
business Of the NorthHoat can bo obtained from
the following article, which wo copy from the st.
Paul Press: "OYer one hundred million feet OF
logs have foated upon tho spring Hoodn down tho
upper tributaries Of the Missfssippi, and are now
safely doomed at various points on tho Missisaippi
above tho fslls Of b. Anthony TO be sswed into az
many feet Of lumber this year--a largo increase
over the supply Of any previous year. nearly
equal amount, or about ninety millions Of feei,
have como down tho tributaries to the st. CroiI.
The Chippewa. and other streams OF Northern
Wisconsin, also yielded IN unusual amount OF
logs, and the supply from the Upper Mississippi
La now abundant TO run all tho mills upon tho Mis-
sissppi es far down as Bt. Louis. Tho high prices
which rulod In the lumber market last year, and
the favorable logging season last winter hnye con-
currod TO produce corresponding results In all the
lumber region on the ahores of tho lakes. Tho
necessary consequence Of these ahtagonistio con-
ditions Of supply and demand must inevitably be
great decline In the price Of lumber, which, in
the last year or two. has gone up in this sae un-
der the stimulus Of suddenly expanded market
and Of two or three years OF drought, to stand
ard extravagantly disproportionAse to the cost Of
production.
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w A N T S,

{HTANTED, A RESPECTABLE AND COM.
w PETENT White Female 10 take charge OF Chill
lren Liberal wages will bs given. and references
lulrcd. Apply Mt thiH oGec. July 20
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VVfNDEMERE HoUsk-;gREENwooD LAKE, MON
dre., M = Jsrnss snsn s,nnt T. win reopen Hsyi Al
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LEGAL NOTICES.
mHIRp AND LAST INSERTION.
WILLIAM HUDSON DECEAaED.


where's. William Hudson late Of Ney Nation. in the
Of York nour dealer, deceased by his WILL dated
10th day Of Febsr s5s gave 70 his brother George Hud
George Hudson in the said ssators lifetime then the said
testaor the equally between and the chill
dren Of the Hudson, and the said a.
rected the said legacy should lapse unless the
should claimed by the said George Hudson chill
dren within three years from the time Of his he said esta
tors decease and he directed the that bis
v 70 notice Of such legacy TO be inserted three
within the said period Of three IN the London
Times paper and also ia New York and Canada paper,
a Achlam; and whereas NE said estsor By hs said will
the Of Eioo and in Of her decease the said tes
ators then he the same equally between and
her children and In like declared the
legacy should lapse II not ella med within three years
time Of his dcceaso and that similar
directed his said win in the Of the legacy bequeshed
70 the said George Hudson should be inserted IN like man
addressed 70 the said Sarah Smith, who formerly
sided at Hutons Ambo Now we DO hereby in pursuance
Of such direction request the said George Hudson his
municats with the undersigned the and
hereby give notice that In claim the ssid sra
shall be made By the said parties before the STAT
day Of December 1857 the legacy egacies so REMAINING %
claimed after that day will lapse according the
OF the said will JACKSON, WILSON JACKSON
Solicitors TO the Executors OF the said william Hudson
Nuw hALroS YoRxsHiRk, EseIAED. April l. 1857.
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, toNa SsW p IBgEAScT. ,s.y

THIS magnIncent summerIoel omen Tor ne eecond
son on the 10Th Of May Families who secure rooms FOR the
months or june July and August three months
VIII be taken At reduced rates Application rooms made
M the hotel az Long Branch by person letter. every
the Asor House, New York, between ~ and O'Clock
&. A. STETHON Jr q co.
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WHITEsTONE H0UsE.-THTS LARGE AMI
fashionable Hotel has many OF its roosS ensneed fo
the summer A few boarders can be sccon! nodae
cary applcstlon Il made. Terms 0ls per week 81 pc
asy Inc seAfr Arrowsmth leaves Peck elip daily
r. ~. JOHN SPARKS co.