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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
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eiriadeS SeilMtttel nateeu Sabre lang nit elem
belt, cer Sdwinofutt beb1ftet mar, 9ebeit rorben
uio 1punlebt ieBncbit ieineu WitmeHibsa oa5 @siI=
n1itteI ;uIt2Gtheileu.
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gnb ben ge5Gouh suenbelf, !oeies lie ineen psTSen
ais cine ii5ere oeIilitI fir SgbpnoiI 1T, 2ibmdi
8rcntiti3 &c Ser en,ise Sped bes 2njeigeegr III
Ben Setotnpen ItotI Ill tbll ami bort, bab ieher
Rtenfe ieti Riitel periuten pilh, 30 IS benielhsn
nj d foitet nno iih ais Segen eyIoetj,n MIN.
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Der gan3en Stn0t lit bic BON 3 erier 141
Gturt StraSe i'm Girfman g!od. ps31 1M
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
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empEebit fd ieincn Sreunser urb 8efanntert fopte
bent Observation-Disclosures RubIifum ais geb6rig qucltE
fsirter 6 0 n Il ADLER iir ben crften 8eJirt poss
5npihion County, nrnfniienh has gehiet bSr SteAk
9aibpsus. CT psripritt eeptfienhafe Seirreune cen
6pneftinnen u. !. ~. E6uaiSha
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
Ocri0tli0er Serfauf
AoO1s $samO.
s.. s.. Saifleman ct al.
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Sotbnriirc Safffe,nan ct al

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SDe bDuile, SeltiI., tGtrrt nom II. Septe6tr 1856
iuer6e tg5 0IH
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
3Ilfe lit Standardization!
Bidtis fir 0eiGdftsleute nnb slrgeiter
1eUrid Geaenfeftiac sara!sz
Gem BERT 6errngs:
Gefenfbaft.
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tGefetIib ineorporirt.,
Gaors,,Aa$ 80, . Calf EREc

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0esriiubet an, 2. SuIf 1856.
sranten Mitglieberfl Ipirb rpu ) bis 80 Collars
n n 9 d entIi1 auste3Ghlt Sese sciunSe foIiSs
usrben, SO peie Dollars Elm y itsIieb in; Sabre
einbesuh!t 10 pisie Dollars ertdI haetbe IN Gratt=
hettz tdhen 10 dentltb iuriidtesntIt, nag bic
mag lie nitlt oIetn oureb e;aen rngt165faa, icnoer-
dTo eIIrt reero cine aneete, cslG igIhIt entftcns
oeIene llriabe hsrpor= ssrufeE pprbsn iein. an n
sriten Nouaten fat sieie @efelfheft III taft al,
Staten Die iegensrricilen 9teiuItatea er5iet ul,n
fneet fie Toegen ibr. bEmGnen SDetes eisie oIsc=
meine NnettenHune.
8ssen ue5eruahme uou NaerItursn rrsree mon rs
en- ben unterssi6Reten SefretGr eer t5eieIIi5oft.
SBr1. 6ieiLFauier.
@soria, SIIS., aprii 27. 1867. mi12 tsstlp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
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IS unierer glnii9t mad be1cr 1T, etz
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bis bic riaterliae rlnteriubuna itattz
qefunoen bat. a e7
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
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stgcnt Der StaatSseitung unb ermdde
tigt, @elber fit mid in Gmpfagg gu
neBmen uno barber su qnittireu.
Sohu STU 4 III S5erQuSaeber.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06

~ SreunD ST.. M eDer bon
Chattanooga fam geltern bier on, nm
ii6 in 9taibbile cine neue seimatb gu
griinben. @ir beiBen i'm bersli6
millfOmmen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06

~ Ser 9fanbIeibba uS=
Oieb tail. 9Sir bortn, Dap es nidt
ri9tis iein iou, tuie neulid) in unierem
8latte anseseben, SaB 9crr 9. Goben
bie BEL Ser poliseili9en llnteriu6ung
i'm Groneitein'i6en 9aule NIT Beidlas
beIesten Saden als Die BON ibm 9e<
lfoblenen i6sntif eirt bat.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06

~ Or. S. M. 90 TN 9, cls
ner Der brei uripriingIid srnanntea 4os
IiBeis Gomn,illioners, nabm i'm bergen
CONNER Die SteIle ais Surgeon @ene<
raj fit Die Wilis on. sfab ben StaatSs
9eleken tuuroe baourd feline Stelle ais
@ommiliioner bacant, neil Nticmano
3mei Staatsamter sa 9Ieiber Belt be-
tIeioen barf.
Ser Gouoerneur bat ben Ooftor nun
ipieoer DEM Geuat fir bic Stelle uemi
nirt. Soeute fin0et Die Wall Gstatt.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-03-27

"loyal officers or persons" who, before
entering upon their duties, shall take
what is popularly known as the test oath.
Whether "loyal offters or persons"
means officers Of the army or loyal citi-
zcns who can take this oath, we can
scarcely detefitiihe; nor do we think it
necessary, as the Interpretation of the Act
will, doubtless, be soon placed beyond
doubt by the issue of the orders requisite
to carry il into effect.-ChdrleSton News
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-03-27

is tU. tome frdt1 uneSpended moneys ofthe
freedmen and refugees appropriation, and
the expenditure shall lot extend beyond
the appropriation already made.
The Senate bill authorizing the Secreta-
ry of War to issue arms and equipments
for $500 militia was amended, making it
10000: ind passed.
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The CucUMBER-The cucumber is one
of the most ancient of the cultivated veg:
etables. We find it mentioned in the Old
Testament 1t was fat5rite of the Jews,
and is probably of Persian origin: There
are many varieties, but the long green
and early bunch or cluster, are the two
best varieties in this climate. The seed
may be planted the first of April. The
young plants are exceedingly tender, and
will not bear frost Plant them inr
hills, five feet each way; put eight5or ten
seeds 10 hill, and when they have four
leaves, thin out to three plants to a hill:
Cow manure and vegetable mould are the
best manures to apply to cucumbers.-
Many people plant cucumbers late for
picking, but late planted. cucumbers are
very apt to be wormy. The best pickles
are from the earliest planting. They may
be preserved any length of time by pack.
ing them down in salt: First, cover the
bottom Of tie cask or jar you wish to pack
them down in, with common salt; and
now a layer of cucumbcrs; next layer of
salt, and SO on, until the vessel is full.
Place weight upon them to keep them
down. They will make their own pickles
and keep indefinitely: The vines are sub
iected to the attack Of insects-partieu,
larly to the striped bug. To prevent their
ravages, tske strong, clean, dry ashes
and when the dew is on the plant, dust
them thoroughly. This will prevent their
depredations, and will invigorate the
plant. In saving the seed, dry ID the
shade, as the hot summers sun will de-
stroy their vitaity-Southern Cultiudtor:r
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-03-27

| PnASTINo-SouND ADvIcE.-A Missis;
sippi planter gives the following sound
There is danger that. our misguided
policy may do US more injury than any
mere political movement. :
Since our cotton is heavily taxed, ought
we not to raise that which is not taxed ?
Az have said before, the best and wisest
production which we can have against
high tariffs and high taxes on our cotton is
to manufacture the cotton which we raise,
and, might add, produce the food which
we consume.
If we eecape general confscation, then
there is danger that the policy we have
been pursuing (and l fear will continue
to pursue) will produce general starva-
tion. think it very probable that Mis-
sissippi is in worse condition to-day, so
far as the nccessaries Of life are concernedy
than she wiis on the day OF surrender: IT
is afl owing, 1 think, to our attempt to
raise too much cotton, in which we Sig
naly failed, and change OF policy can
alone save us-raise our supplies and let /;
cotton be the surplus. 1t requires such
continuous labor during tho whole year.;
and is subject to mant casualties, 1T is.
not safe to rely Sn it as the sole means Of
nroviding ourselves with. the necessariss',
and comforts Of life:
WORRYING H1M.-One morning during
the late war an officer, riding through. the
woods of North Alabama, was attracted
by tall; Iank countryman, who seemed to
be using his best endcavors to reach the
top of large hickory tree. Scarcely had
he gained the summit, when, rapidly des-
cending, he Started up another one few
yards further off. This strange proceeding
continued at least a dozen times, the
countryman climbing and descending one
tree after another for nearly quarter of a
mile. The officer, at length ovcrtaking
him, inquired the cause of his gyrations.
"Wall, stranger" he answered, 81 was
lynn asleep under yon hickory, when
darned squirrel dropped a shell bark INTO
ny eye. Pm gon' to worry him TIL he
leaves the settlement if die III the at
tempt"
.-Wantcd, the receipt which is s!yeF'
1 when gentleman "pays his respects.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-03-27
The Intelligenccr Job Office.

Having recently made considerable additions to
this department, we are prepared to execute
JOB WORK OF ALL KINDS
In the neatest style. and on the m ost reasonable
terms. Legal Blanks, Bill Heads, Posters, Cards;
Handbills, Pamphlets, Labels, and in fact every
style of work usually done in country Printing
Office.
sy- In all cases, the money win be required
upon delivery Of the work. Orders accompanied
With the cash. Will rtesise prompt attention.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-03-27

dred and sixty-fve, was not worth more
than five thousand dollars, to be vailed
by the said commissith, unless he shall
have voluntarily become an officer or EN-:
ployee in the military or civil service of
the Confederate States of America or
in the civil or military service Of some some
one of the said States, and in enforcing all
confscations, the sum or value of five
thousand dollars in real CT personal prop:
erty shall be left or assigned to the de-
linquent. ~,
Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That
the commission shall put a just and i'm.
partial valuation on all the property thus
Seized and forfeited, and when such valua-
tion shall be completed in the several
States, all the Said commissioners shall
meet in the city of Washington and as.
sess the five hundred millions aforesaid;
as well as the allowances for homestead
building pro rata, on each of the proper
ties or estates thus seized, and shall give;
notice of such assessment and apportion-
mcnt by publication for sixty days in two
daily newspapers, ip, the city OF Washing:
ton, and in two daily newspapers in tile
capitols of each of the said "Confederate
States"
Sec. s. And be it further enacted, That
if the owners of the said seized and for;
fcited estates shall, within ninety days
after the first of said publications, pay;
into the treasury of the United States
the sum. assessed ON their estates respec;
lively, all of their estates and lands not
actually appropriated TO the liberated
slaves shall be released and restored to-
their owners.
SEC. 9. And be it further enacted, That.
all the land, estates and property, of
whatsoever kind, which shall not be re-;
deemed as aforesaid, within ninety days,
shall be sold and converted into money,
in such time and manner as may be deem
ed by the said commissioners most ad;
vantageous to the United States; Pro,
vided, That no arabic land shall be.sold
in larger tracts than FIVE hundred acres !
And provided further, That no longer,
credit shall be given than three years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

ID ,rl-c q ss-tar n fser.v,it n on entitled IA
eiltl, B0lri of Supervisor u DE Couny o. hr"lok T.
plf1l 20 extend tl powers 81
t toposn Police and piorle fr te auditing a1i payment OF
'r claims against sti County passed. Aprl p '' Nu,s
he Board ~ Audit therein anl thereby cfel Tor
....arlt settlement OF a legal or equitable Gains ana &c
Hg V-or January l A. D. Eighteen hundred el
'rtsa against DE- unity Of NcElor lave sIloi-i 'hi 90
t~D ST. dc fourth isr D June next quo % AZ We
CONT o.ou pleas l,1aa Ftt o1u l3l H Che Cry lal. . We
90 NeflorE. as c day end lac. 90 winch ne aA Board wv
ir.-. Board Of tle matters n such claims ~
,n forenoon OF the sad day. The sid act contains The
following provision; -
All rrsoas having claims against e Couiiy Of Neviofk now m
adjusted hereby required % present. Ae me TO ihe sil boad Of
.hfe. months Che Di tIs acti a1i n case any
fsron having urjs ung demand against he County 81 New
'or refuse present such claims o. e BaIl OF Aunt
within $50 period ~ three 0fhs from tlr passage 81 ms a DC
a H atrr iou TIE prescott 90 OF ma tennce Of any ryhs o nc
al11,. Ire said County % fork a'ins
tll!e.uD. '- Seg-lo gs, Aprl.l. 100
RICHARD q. tJAaOlil. Con 70! OF Hc"'lofE.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


PUBLIC NOTICE hereby given to tie occupant
or occupants Of a AID improved unmprove Lands
affected thereby that following been completed
-r n the Office Of Tic EJsi OF Assessors ijf examination ~
N. g.ltYaI interested, viz.
E Tor wing yess,scet from Greenwich 70 Wes,sec, With trap
h.rF
o. from. l}tfH 90 il stTcst
Sh-lFcrur, htiaerl i1i and 18Th streets
sHt D.. broadway. between 3-I ur flI streets,
ODE m embraced by such Ast include at The several Houses
Ground ,ac.lt Lo pieces aui parcels Of Land situated Oh
ItH s ~ Nr'rg. from GeeHsIclt0 Nesllcei 10 The ef
te.t ol h..f tle block Zoo the uirrser'.1g streets
4Ioa .lrsof Eighth avenue htsecl 10Th and 10Th streets
e side # 1th from f2l % 18Th street aud both sides
Of laf le block west Of It al0 both
s.f.. li B..lf taJ from i3d 90 % streets
interests effected by the above named Assess
mse' who opposed he either Of them requested
90 ~ tlc undersigned, at their
or.. 49,. CD CHAMBERS STREET, BASEMENT hEW COURT
JACOB r. OAKLEY. } Board
JOHN y. OIlIWELL, 81
ISAAC q. HUNT, AsesorL
orrCr Board A7T-ous. Egw C0raTiiorsy, Apdl ~ l3L
r.lA4r1A1l og punno CHHlr1E Asp CouEcuoS,
No. boudtt, hEw-l OEK, April q. lbL
pROPOSALS.-TO MASONS AND CAR
rEFII rSLAbED PROPOSALS viii be received by he Com
~ :. flarug' ed Correction % Their Office uli aoeoeL
Dob OIL. SAY next l The ear and Mason work Of the ume
di... a.r- Hf tlc Heirste A. la.a WARTS Island.
Ihr Ius .Hi specifications be the 0cc o. Ecnwck
SauIs. Architects No 88 Wall
JAMES b. NICHOLSON, ISAAC BELL
JAMES LOHEN OWEN W. BkENNAN
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htRx TWAIN e'l,
Dear Sir The undersigned cens % Cii aai others having
leaned With pleasure yoa have been invited bTs large num-
Der prominent gentlemen from the Pacific cos TO relate Your er
pepnes l,ai prior yeur departure or bir'Ps
that Won have accepted invitation sad b e lecture % occur On
Monday evening May G. 1867 Cooper Institute desire q express the
satisfaction which they Of the opportunity us Afforded III EN-
ofHung address which Characterized by iae press OF saa
Pne.e as the most entertaining; Instructive aHl aIaas production
ever ~. seu,ed ia that city
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Professional Notices.

------~- 80
CHARLES NETTLET0N, No. III Broadway.
~ FEF FLOOR COMMISSIONER for every State and Territory
TYR. DURANT, Physician for the treatment
o. Diseases Of Women and Chdres hdser
e,n Re ee.sa tel At all hours at No Besch-it
mr. WEST, No 545 Broadway, can be con-
diseases with unparalleled permanent aud
sprfd9 cure guaranteed in all case, or charge.
mr.. LARMONT, No. 173 Broadway.-Treat-
f,t from Dto5 Medical Adviser Marriage Guide" on
b. s, tie II local tutions nervous diseases stre
tufes bea lilies kc; III 80 r. WARNER Publisher veseys
EDWIN JAMES,
GENERAL LAW AND BANKRUPTCY OFFICES.
No. 30 Broadwar.
CUFPTRERS from NERVOUS and PIYSI-
- cal DEBILITY should consult DR. LEWIS. No BeaehsL three
doofs fsu IS ssI BIoAdwL. Hours fr0n . u " 9pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
CRoI0N AQuEDucr DEPAKraENr,
April %, 1901
/ TE1O CONTRACTORS.-SEP SEALED

OFFICE CHOI0N AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT,
April 30, 1901.
Two ACTORS-SEPARATE SEALED
PROrJNlLS each Endorsed with the title a The work which
% Of bidder and date IT, Offering will be received
Lonc t - Of NONDAY Nay lJ for the construction Of
nf .tfe @ tosS"ALhS owit: Sewers lSpee No. 2 CHRISTIE
f HOust1u No ~ Eighty thrd aud
kE , between Fourth and Fbave lspee No ~ In 10Th
~ between sixth and seventh Spe No 2 10 Sryhi and
rt -four M between Fourth aud FnhaveA and Fhhave be-
t"rn " "a and seycHtetl d. SJee No "a in Monroe and Hen
~ M titn fke and kutgerHts aud In lenst between ChArne
srj mf'f !spec No 25 IN Waterst bcSeen Peekslp and
pDfr i Madison between Pearl and (Spe
4b M tl' between Grand and Boone Eorost
Grsa sad Hesiesss; and Spec No. ~
tc1 Tbl m FpuhaveN And for Crdswalks-(Spec No ~
I'.e o. fot-.rh Sgee No ~ from west side Broadway a,
FJr E t west % SetenhAvc between Jnrth and Forty
tts No. ~ IA Third ave heiNeen Fo
e Sec No ~ a. uuctono Greenwich aud Sirthays (Spec
$50 Hiatss lower side Jhksonsquare Eighth
.de Abingdon squares Spec No 2 across Thave
20 ufI rri tLss and thpcc No ~ place at West
4fltIst sri across GreenNich-st st Horatio-st
Plans o be above be and specifications and bids
glf4sei Or o. picaiOa at this Once.
THOMAS STEPHENS
ROBERT L. DARRAGH
A. W. CRAVEN,
CrotOn Aqueduct Beard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

A BIG THING.-Call at No. 81 Liberty ST.,
~ Ma no sni see the new Patent STEAMER for cooking All
Minds Of vegetables ,oher $40 sold Ia Detroit In lev
weeks. The best thing out
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Corporation Notices.

BOARD OF AUDIT-NOTICE.-Un and
81 pursuance % section uH'l % aa en- 90 o tE' Legislature o
tc Nrsluik entitled so a enable tc EoafI ui super
,f of io. e mo1fy D. Tor it usr o
t.e C. oft tT a. Sew lDft. ri u ie1t,Ii 20 ODE crpei
t ID % prov .e is tr rlitS llt rlu'lt Of unsettled
Cts said C,s. a-. IN Trt.a Go acton. no .F at-si . Coz
r." passed. All 80 1919, N.uce irr' given l4i te Bo1fl
~ t u1 thereby tc fr tar srrt ard settlement NJ
a ,.- table claims end nlc1grt outstanding fIor 20 jalray
trs, A. d. eighteen trl.-i tri sitrs'rt 1-t the Mayor
Arrsa. ard CouroHr 80 t Of N.Fl k have ari peg ani
Il trg appoint NAA tfe fourth llr o.. Jllc ueIt @ % le
Corn afCnar Pies ro0u t!l5H no. l1 u te Cr llal.
tl- flI Ci, ofNcior as tie iy M ' ~ which ;lr si Board
tc1rrr 0ri of fh matters ~ such claims
eleven o'clock r gre forenoon o ODE ss Jay TIE i 90 CT
All pHair Lstrr r1lf a.rt t.n ty ei
.ork '.s'c orr hereby required 20 rferli DE- samc o.
Board o. 100 within irae months from ie ~ tis act
outstanding frlat1 against TIE
N.ro Aele sl toru0Hl o tar tg - Ac orr sial resee
present. .Hl claims o. Gre bn.d ~ Auf sn % st
OBJ o. ua1r 1 ih passage ots af De shll be barred
oH ts prosecution url-.e o al rslt 81 acton vb ie may
lai OF iae ny
q Ses-i OK rr therefore iofs April 30 ltI
E,iiAsG 2y J. SVNasi;,'' COMPTON,. VI! u ''" '''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING Co.,
l. Projectors aud Manufacturers Of the WordrrnoWhed
SINGER SEWING MACHINES.

tn, superior merits ofthe "sNGER" MAchoe all others Tor
other Family Manufacturing purposes we'll established and
generally admitted that enumeration Of their relative eeenee'
NJ Logger considered necessary
THE LETTER A" FAMILY MACHINE
hitherto manufactured by this Company gained and m,nnei the
world over past unparalleled reputation aud sale But
notwithstanding ofh Machine We have now to announce
that has been superseded By
NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
which year, preparation and which has bes brought
10 perfection regardless ofTME LABOR EXPENSE and which
now consistently presented public ncompab the BESr SE"
INGMACHINE IN EXISTENCE.
The machine question Ia SIMPLE COMPACT DURABLE, and
BEAUTIFUL. Its QUIET, LlGHTRUSNiNG, ,Hd CAPABLE or
PERFORMING RANGE AND VARIETY OF WORK never before
tempted upon single Mlchiue using either SI Twist Linen
Cotton Threads and sewing with equal ey VERY FINEST aud
coes materials anything between the two extremes in the most
beautiful and substantial lis attachments for HEAMNG,
BRAIDING CoRDIYG, TUCKiNG. oUIErISG FEELING TRIM
MING BNDIEG etc. NOVEL AMI PRACTICAL snd lave been
invented and adjusted especially fos this Machine.
New designs UNIQUE USEFUL AND rOPuLARF0LGEG TOPS
AND CABINET CASES peculiar the Machines manufactured By this
Cpsuv have been prepared ncot5g TIE NeS Machine These
are gotten mp every variety WOOD ch Black Walns Mahogany
Rosewood and tie Ike AMI from the pinest 10 DE most elaborate
pattern and finish Machines Themselves being or less highly
onamentd 10 ePonl w'A Tie ''e % 'aOHe' o' "'N !
are INTENDED.
Bot faint dee however cp BE- convened through tie medium
of eeesalyl limited alrcemeat Of this PARAGON or FAMILY
MACHINES and We therefore urge every person qle'. OF Sewing
Machine By all examine AMI test fthey car possibly DO 5" O.
the leading rival Machine, before making purchase. selection eau
then be made unleTstinii1-lr
Branches, sgene for Supplying The Singer Machine wi" be
found in nearly e,e e, thro1s the civilized world where
Machines Win b, ehoy exhibited and any inforusiion promptly
furnished; or Communication, may Addressed 70, circulars or other
wise, 10 $500. ,u.-o,,.,, ,o,,,,yv
No Gs BrosdRsy NeEYodE
Circular. describing ,ai Illustrating e M'AUFAcrUESG MACHINE"
made b, this Conpuy a. also truly wonderful AMI only practical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
7 EW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
CONTRACTING APRIL H.. 1901,
p.s,,r, S,or ln NvYo-k corner Tvsu7sevrtt All Tot
ave. Eat.alce fvelir se,ertA.st

TRAINS LEAVE NEVYOgK
Fof Haven and Bridgeport, 100 900 tkt I'D a. m l@4'
RI 900 tBrl 5s5. % srl r. 40 ibt.l 3. 90 go,
For Mt1c Ss5 Ta-ei, Soul p5fi aud WesPort 100 llJo
Tor Nort oo rErl 900 lo) M y IS (EIl 200 Etl
~. 4 90. OK $50 90 Q;rl ~.
Greenwich. 900. ilJ1 Lf5, 49, .J OF p N
Ior Suo 100 BOO tErl o. lI3Ja l2l3 tkE 100 (kEh
as 40 Grl. 49, 50. GO 300 lfT), m 81. go, 81.
Port end I-ts ststOl 'lJ, wv iIN a. H. 49,
49,, 80, 90, 30 p. ,.- $500.
via Sy vlsll. 500 krl, Jo ltr) sp) p m
F5 B,,S ., sopfs co M g. AIS 400 Csr 600
p N. ,.n ~, ,,t, ~ 4. u.,
Fo Hss,orJ, Providence nai F..ll E,;o'i % Bp rD
Fo New ,vsr New London AID S,orlaoa nioh at az NJ
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F5r Csral RAILROAD. y N 3, No-thanp,'l
Io- Uaus.touic Railroad. POO q. 800
cr Nsugst1ct E-Irol' Goo A.. @ I'D D.
Po- uariafv and Nofetk Railroad. 100 2o) q. m ~
JEVTs d. HOYr Sapl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th
- Apn 1917 ~ attachment vas issued b. the Hon
GEORGE BAENAD Jace Of the Supreme Court against The
Equator That c 0 the claim specified therein WAS
sm Gue hundred sui gD0 d0irs aud that such vessel VIII
payment Of tho claims against her unless the master
interested
according u law within tlif days from le
Lrt puhic cation II tlis notice. lIA'hNli HTiNh'
Aitorae,, f,r Bird SOP Creditors, Nc Beckmsast
Tl.tef ArriII ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

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