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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18
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SONG OFTnE GRANT CLUBs.

SONG OF THE GRANT CLUBS.
DY PRIVATE MILES O'REILLr.
AIR-Benny Hareas. Oh!
Come fill your glasses, fellows
And stand up in a row,
On Presidential drinking
We are going for TO 20;
Let us trample down all party ties
Beneath our love of right
And proudly claim Ulysses Grant
As captain of our fight
So, for President Ulysses
Let every glass be bright
May he rule the country he has saved,
And God defend the right!
In the world to-day no prouder name
Is borne on any breeze,
And with Grant to steer the ship of State,
Our flag shall rule the seas
No ''Dominion" shall he north of US.
And south of US no foe
Our Stars and Stripes in The Canalas,
And likewise Mexico
For with President Ulysses
viii be few who care to fight
May he rule the conntry he has saved,
And God defend the right
His hand Is soft to meet friend
And mailed to meet foe
He's the Mississippi river horse,
Resistless as ii flow
And our brethren of The beaten States
These 'alens" of to day
Will find generous hand held ont
When Grant has come to sway!
For generous Is Ulysses
To the men who felt his might
May he rule the country he-has saved,
And God defend the right!
So boys! final bumper,
While we all in chorus chant
''For next President we nominate
Our own Ulysses Grant "
Aud if asked what State he halls from,
This our sole reply shall be,
''From near AppomattoX Court House,
With its famous apple lrce!"
For twas there to our Ulysses,
That Lee gave up the fight
Now, boys, TO Grant for President,
And God defend the right"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

CONVERSATION. Conversation is
the daughter of reasoning, the mother
acknowledge, the breath of the soul,
the commerce of hearts, the bond Of
friendship, the nourishment of con-
tent, and the occupation of men Of
wit.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

The following letter, rerJdtim et htcraiim, as
printed, was sent to the office Of Leayen
worth paper, and 'speaks for i.seif:"
kiKAroo. nov. 20, 1861 --DenE ZUR; viii
you plezs Inform me wcatllernigger suphrage
Was carrie at The late lection II secl. ig .
rant peepul is 10 voat want to lcav this God
fusaklng State, and no back to Sutliern ilinoi,
Yeurs Trooly.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

PnEJrDicE.-Prcjudice may be compared to
a misty marring in October man goes forth
t. an cminerce, and at the summit of neigh
boring hill figure. apparently of gigantic
stature for such the imperfect medium throu.h
which he is viewed would make him appeir r !;
he goes forward a few Steps, and the figure
advances towards him the szo lessons MS they
approach: they draw still nearer, and the
extraordinary appearance is gradually but
scnsihly diminished at last thy meet-and,
perhaps, the person he had ttken for u
monster proves to he bis own brother.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

AN exchange gives the following
explanation of tllatpcculiarstate of the
atmosphere called Indian summer as
the sun moves South so to speak, in his
approach to his winter solsticc, his
rays fall more obliquely upon the
carth's disc than in midsummer, and
ofcoursc with less intensity of heat.
Add to this the fact that these rays
are softencd and mellowed by shining
through an atmosphere filed with the
peculiar dust and gossamcr from ripen-
ed and decaying vegetation, as well as
from real smoke, and we have the rich
Mosaic atmosphere called by the sug-
gestivc name of Indian summer.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

Az iITeve ent rascal publishes the following
ntrocious conundrum WHAT'S the difference
between msiden of sixteen and maiden Of
sixty9 One is careless and happy and the
other hairless and cappy.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18
THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,

THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,
Jersey, Is founded for the purpose OF grntuit-
ously educating the sons Of deceased Soldiers
and Seamen OF the United States.
The Board of Trustees consists Of the follow
Ing wel-known citizens OF Pennsylvania and
New Jersey -
Hon. WM. b. MANN, .
Hon. LEWIS II. BROOMALL, Ex-Chief Coincr
U. S; Mint: and Recorder of Deeds, Phila. Pa.
Hon Hon w; Il Il N; Il SSc9TEt III. Me% Jersey
HENRY GoRMAN, Esq,
Agent Adams Express, Phila. Pa.
j. Z. coE, Esq, OF Joy, Coc Co., Philadelphia.
TREASURY DEpARTMENT, WASHINGTON, .. G.,
April Is, ls67.-Ofiice of Internal Revenue :-Hav-
ing received satisfactory evidence that the pro-
cedes of the enterprise conducted by the WASH
lngton Library Company will he devoted to char
liable uses, permission Is hereby granted to said
Company to conduct such enterprise, exempt
G du sn'rs xhshsf s% spHsa sa or
The Association have oppointed a. Receivers,
Street. Philadelphia whose well known intcg-
rty and business experience will be q sufiicicnt
guarantee thai the money entrusted to them
Will be promptly applied to the purpose stated.
PHILAEELPHrA, May ~, 1867.
ITO the Officers and Members Of the Washing
ton Library Company"
N. 8. READ, Secretary
Gentemen:-On receipt Of your favor Of the l5,
inst, notifying us OF our appointment as Re-
ceivers for your Company, we took the liberty
to submit u copy of your Charter, with PLAN
of your enterprise to eminent legal authority.
and having received his favorable opinion I'm
regard to its legality, and sympathizing with
the benevolent object OF your Association, viz:
children Of our soldiers md sailors Of the Riv.
erside Institute, we have concluded to accept
the trust, and TO use our best efforts to promote
so worthy All object.
Respectfully yours, &c.,
GEO. A. COOKE CO..
Address all letters and orders TO .
GEO. A. COOKE & CO., BANKERS,
33 South Third Street. Phila. Pa,
Receivers for the Washington Library Com.
ll:i3-3mo.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

Oh Coatlcss mortals, where ever YOU be.
BEHOLD these lines and see your remedy:
ne weary men with Gun and Collars worn,
With Stockings full of holes and badly torn.
Whose gloves are thumbess and ties are lost
Come and replace them at little cost
Wen fit YOU out in style from head to feet
street
JUST OPPOSITE DAYS BOOK STORE.
lo.3l-tf
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18
DAINTs FOR FARMERS AND OTHERS

The Grafton Mineral Paint Co. are now manu-
featuring the Rest, Cheapest, and most Durable
Paint in use; two conts well put on, naked with
pure linsecd oil, will last 10 or l5 years IL is of
light brown or beautiful chocolate color, and can
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valGable for Houses. Barns, Fences, Carriage and
Car-makers, Pals and Wooded ware, Agrcul-
urnl Implements, Canal Roats, Vessels and
Ships Bottoms, Canvas, Metal and Shingle
Roofs, at being fire and water prOOfD Floor OIL
Cloths (OnC manufacturer having used 500 bbls
the past year, and rs paint for any purpose is
unsurpassed tor body, durability elasticity. and
olhcsivcness. Pr"esf per bDl. Of S0D Ihs., which
will supply n farmer for years TO come. War
r0ntcd In all cnScs rs above. Send for n circular
which gives full particulars. None genuine un-
less branded in Il trade mark Grafton Mineral
Paint. Address DANIEL BlDWEII,
lS,'67-6m 2jl Pearl street. New York
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

BRIDES An impudcnt writer treating on the
''natural history OF brides. classties them
thus :-Sentimental brides, who marry for
love speculative brides, who marry for
money; anxious brides, who marry for the
sake of being married accommodating brides,
WHO marry because their lovers ask them (;
unresising brides, who marry because their
friends desIe them 10 marry .inquisilive
brides, who marry for curiosity; and invalid
b;ides, who marry 10 restore their lit alth
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

A lady condeming the wearing of mustaches
declared-"It is one Of the fashions set my
face against"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-18

The Union League ofPhiladeldhia has nom
mated General Grant for President
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
CUPREME COURT.
Matter Of the Application Of the Mayor Ahsrusa
monalty Of the City OF New York. relative 10
THB OPENING OF
SEVENTY SECOND-STREET
From Fourth avenue 10 tue Rast River,
IN THE CITY OF NEW-Y0RK.

Pusnt % statutes In such made and provided the Mayor %
intend spp Supreme a
Special Term Of said Court be held at the Cy Hall ths C Il
Nswlor Tuessy the sixteenth of April 1857 at the
of the Court that day thereafter Coaas ~
heard Tor the appointment Commissioners OF Estimate
entitled thai the nare and Of Ne
improvement hereby Intended the opening Of Seventy
Fourth the East River said city laid Ne
map Of aa city under and By virtue q Ac, Of Lsars
Of tho People s entitled Act relative
touching the laying out Of Streets aud Roads he or
HeN.lOTk. aad Tor othcr parposes" psssed hprl g. 1871
RICHARD O1OtaAS, Csasssl IA " CaS~ss-sAs
pstas Ass lsSx A.r.> ~ tsbL
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
pROPOSALS for a DESIGN

WI TITUlN SOLDIERS MONI MIMI
The ppdr,yned Comre appointed Executive Committee
otb. Soldiers Association Of the state of Michigan invite
proposals with dr.gus Of cost ora MONUMENT 20 tbs
OF the United
States Michigan who peed their lives the late
Rebellion the proposed Monument must not eI
cred the s6OO monument OF bronze
marble granite combination Of these other durable and appropriate
materials Tablets will required sutzbie ferrton for such
monument deem proper 20 state foL The Information
Of artists that tall obesk column eonempsted but
Inoumeu Of moderate panied by appiAte statues Ihe
Vacation for the hIed upon except that viii probably
be paced ia some open space within the CITY Detroit level ground
and lOtu upon eminence. , m,o,u
The designs estimates must be transmitted 70 &C TkoN
BRIDGE Chairman before the 18th Of June, l3b1
q. C. TROWBRDGB,
T. H. WlTuEkELL,
JOHN OWEN,
J r. CONOVER
H. n WALKER
Committee.
Detroit Mich. Fsb &C. 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
sI ,,., !, ,,,,,o,,r,,s c..,..
R0BKRr I; pARRAdH' ASsoSS,'s
~ (RANkN BoArl.

DUBLIC NOTICE L hereby given 1:rtI, Ssas :, - q
's , 10 be- hs ia FOX tho City and c0OaV '' S'"N''A
on The oh az % ,aa n jurors or Supreme cou oyer nd r'Aa
Part s..,.,.. c,ur, OVef IA Tetolasa
Paul CoaFt CfesA
of oi Pe,s JurOr, each for Superior Cesr P.s "a
Two p-- Petit Jurors each for Court o. Oe@A'a '>
r~o panels of W.. ,,
Parts aRd 2 - SESSIONS
panel OF f9 Gt,nd Juror, 6r cOsr ofueas-- ~,
panel VI l9 Petit Jurors for Court Of General sesnos
VIM 4. CONNER -
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

OYYiCK PESNsILvAsfA RAILROAD CONPASI(
PHtLspHrPHiL, February 1901 y .
PROPOSALS will be received at the Office OF
the Pennsyvana Railroad Company Philadelphia until ibe hs'
dsy Of MAJ 1857 Inclusive satisfactory proposal shonh be re-
oered accepted preyiou from responsible parties drngto CON
estabAhmen direct line OF steam
ships between Philadelphia and Liverpool -,
BARk form Sof proposal With detailed uiormton VIII be Ine'
upon soplieatiou 10 BDhUhD SMITH, 6ecreap-
OYYicK OF CLOTHING EqUIPA9B
NEw-YotK, April g. 1907
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this once until " ~ MONDAY the lah Inst, for farDhng
by Contract the following named Musical Instruments, VIA
Flute Fue y, Pcolo d. one Picoo hati ns
CArione Comets fat two Trumpt NHn
Crooks G three french HONS Ahom hAt two
Baon Bass Tuba Bass Ironbone one DAss
Drnm on are Drum pair CYmbals
The pan but good aud suitable Tor
which intended
biity onsnented Instruments.
F further Information inquire The United States reserves
the hg whole Of bid DO deemed to the
interest Of the service -,
proposas should state the articles be furnished and
sheaI be ndoned Proposals. for furnishing Musical nsnnea@ anu
sdIreSsd Brevet Brighten. d. II. VlNTONt
A. Q NJ General L. - A.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
fstlures ano MeetingS
CORPORATION Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public Notice q
hereby E,ea the owners occupant or ceo1ptoe
hn.s I ~. improved lands affected ksfs6y haL
following assessments been eogps,5 aad are dg 70 the ones
examination By all Interested, vh
M For regulating setting and gutter stones ard Tagging tss
vide IN 1894 street, between Ave. 4 and Ah ave.
"a regulating grading setting curb aud gutter as sa s
xing street. from 4th 70 5tb -
t8h between 9th and 'h ssenaef
.h Por building the Cor Of Ab and tld strsc<
5h setting curb aud gutter stones and tagging IN LaureGsas
between Spring and Pdnce-ss -, -.
b. assessment ncude oil the several bsasee
and lots Of ground parcels Of sa situated
l.t Both sides IL i3d street between st and "a are.
Both betseen 4 snd 9Th sSd 10 ns
extent OF block either 4Ih and Nh aVeuoes
fth and 5h also AL oe isf
An bs east ds f Str ave both sides Madison sd the .es
ie OF 4 and th streets snA south sd Of W
street, between 5th aud Madison
the East side Of tb beiHeen t and 1d street, IT,.
between Prpce
Nos l. lO7. 81 5g7t SO 59t, and 500 -
All persons affected BY the above named Asse
the either of them requested
10 present ohecous writing of the nnfergned ha4
oars No n CHAMBERS STREET, BASEMENT NEW COukf
HoUsB sl,hla thirty tsy, iron the date Of this ooee -
' JACOB r. OAKLBY, Board
JOHN D. OTrIWELI.} Of
ISAAC %. HUNT. AsssssDN
MI Innrt IInusa Anrlll lBb1
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

ls65 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1901.
COMMkNClNG DEC. 10. 1866.

Passenger station In NeuYo cOra.r Twenty yeH.a't Ant Fourth
Entrance on I~eniT seventh -
TRAINS LEAVE NBw.YoRK: - 80
New Haven 100 300 Ef) liD M iRl' (hr d" 'hi 10
For Bridgeport &o5 On nis CRrh 200 IRrh
To' Nniord sSd S.r.t.pri co. Iigoami as tNpH
Fer FsirGsh Southport tnl Wes,Por 100 lid N SS t"P
For Norv,t 100 90 sr) 400 ILoo M l'5 Er 900 IRrh
a4s. 4JD. D. 500 (Br1
For Greenwich TOO 900. Jo as, 3'S -, I'D bg n
For stanford 90 (Br roo J) lRlS lEI, 39 1p
Rrl 2 IS A1l 5Jl. SO 200 (kI) 80.
Chester intermediates sisilols Ie t lD q ~ -'
49, Wv wv WV C6SNRCTISG TRAINS
For Royon via Springfield 400 m (EI.l 400 iEI) 200 n
Por Boston. ta s. orc Line. y 70 lkIl, 6fJ p ~.
For Hartford aud SPHhgasb 500 a. tEtL kIs 100 'Eh' wv
p - go . A..
FoI nsrod Proyiisaes sud FLIi Railroad 100 Efl '5
For New Haven London sioagion Railroad Al 200 H.
~ IS 800. 800 IN
Tor o.. RafroaI. 70 70 o. m Sonhamp,oh
For Ha. stonio Railroad. 800 a. ~ 400 p a.
For Ntu.stuek Railroad 900 4. m, 200 p
Por Darsry And Noru.t Rsilroad. 90. 200 m ~ m
''H"''''n' '''''s ''' '''-'-'N JsMss II Horr. supt
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEG.
~ ~ lsa7r jersey CITY M frrn0tt a! 70 hal ~
and i:Is q p snI g. Saiurvs only a. lsl5 Tie 3l
THOMAS ". DEsAHgsr. super'at.ri"oi
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-rrains leave
foot fCoufi,sis' iof PHiLapyirHs aud 10 u
p n. Az q Hdsigb,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
nMca Rn,ri II Aal
NRnTnN AnnEDrCT DEPARTMENT

A NKiDlUN an
ACTORSSepaae sealed proposals, each Riorsed ssX
The It'll, Of tbe shch relates the name Of BIDDER and LAC y
F.ng will b. received Il ohce until III o'clock Of Friday
.n i 1901 the following paTemens and
~ % Soue block Hudson % Oh Canal street 70 se9
yepue side SevHthsrenae 10 broaas
from Third Fourth Seventy hni street ho
Third TO PAk from Thirty eighth 70 porI sels
ss.ts. M fourth street Third Fourth foaeeone
street nom University place Nin.h ayenae Thirty roe
.ts,ou 70 Fourth avenues and ChaTc street from thsmoes
Caassree Also CrOsssalss across wsse -
,nd sewers 10 spec ~ SIeth sIhrst and street ~
tween Fourth Fh SPee lol seventy evesh g
sp Hishh Ninth (Spec l SecondtVeDae oes
Por @ sd Foy sah streets (SPec 80 FIR thrdsreet eesc
Fourth and Pnhavenues; (spec l Bghtyth Eshg sIts ~
Rsy streets between Fourth snd hhhsvenaes Spee ~
Houston street between Thompson and La1reas streets Copn
,s.t berern Barrow BeosFess COrneA street oreei
Bseer aud Fourth Streets street between Sc -
Bedford street aisou and Greensh streets between west
street and between -
Spec I5 Cheree between MONTGOMERY sna 'es
and clntoa between ChsTy and ssreS S
between Egby Ninety nnh streets and secona ana
spec ~ Seventy snh sad seventy Ih streets
IA Fourth aVeOuei tSpec lo) FJ ss,
between Th and Ayeaae ana r
between hundred sa OaS
and between Avenue san rsa
-. 49,
bid. osBed On spc.oa this oee0hee Coea Aaaodsa %
Pa'D'"'' ~ THOMAS STEPHENS } CcO.os
R0RERT l. DARRA0H AQactuS
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
Dropoeals.
rs E,aryrrH, ouics.

L. E,arsut' ogrrE. 49,
10 go UKDtnwAY. AtHiSr Marh 70. lH5.}
DROPOSAIS.-Scalcd Proposals will ho re-
o ed E, M @ ., oe n tP.5 AR q. II A I'll a % fli' ' -. :.
M 20, b,las IS 90 g''e ri, NOR, Of , = E ss' H'.sr,
die su Isnd so,e sul os A6, ,'o- 81 l i4 % su.h
sad By f E ea,E, BID p be received i0s - .sa P'F
~ For has ~ epb J,ri, .'' q il sshst
stone i'se stone o. oi. ~ 70 d's,ss's t's I ~
os Albany j. 81 'aeh qasauts, anl = a tue =. Ay ls a
es,a by d, Ehgns charge BIS all be received ' % 'ea per
'G' 81 for sss 100 NOR, l,., ,ol ~ q hsnst
as of 81, daay Of Nb.n, T. B' VI" be received "
Gh r9r Hhas 600 ,'l,sl ps, s. Or - .,.s tn'es e.
olg 70 be oi,pn,s yso' ss Of ,'''l 10 & n si ~, %
seb per foot piles 10 d,'sl such points a, hs T. dyls -
sy IN ' pea n T +, @ r. more ~ ss. Of cut ,ple sphs,
nch Dimensions shall b. Indicated by he hugncef i, ,u.t %
o, s,i1s yI r., to s ' one @ i aai t. * s,a,d Gas
bolts rsy pg om % n 10 smser sad iro7 Y to 4 4
niea'elb hs EngasU In charge 10 0e lsA'e'd a.
e. For dd,Ias 900 M q piles o. s., he Pa to s b
bauy nap he indicated BY h Bnrneer hage 10 D osn @ -, ~
length Of Tie Pile be counted BIDS m be received o' 50 much per
sh POr 10 900 cubic ,r, ofons ehP rsia, o. The
quanr Chips delivered at such points ou the T. [ss Abe,
TSss. ia S ia Ss%, es, ' b. III g. se fo % mach pei cubic y
'A Iol pig1E se s a sa iis' a y % o II s 20 I o sy s
hno timber the timber to be spiked together In three courses each
SSos Se rot @o bu % si .pa 5 Whole 70 be Sosd BY
line with piles tie pieces 70 feet apart h be dove
tsad alternating between the h and second end second In1 i
stnngp pieces hal ,c-' -, , -; % zoe s"ylo M ~ p,
plcs ih'' "rm 1luh'r Z" 70 r't ION ". ss " "
strong pckets driven ~ tho 0 Intersections The whole
theI The ofhe h recently built by the knsnees
aidE. J, Siate ComBiss
All the materials Nil BE- furfshed by the 4. g.
be received much per running foot odyke
proposals Be obtained a. tbs Office. where t
tculaTs will be given.
materials aud The successful bidders VII be required 10 enter
into contracts with The With good ami sueen; nree for The
prompt proper hnc Of the contract stamps tr contracts "
b. furnished the contractor BY order o Byi Major Gen John New
ton INgnrdl JOuN ~ NiiLHpOH}
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

IT s. SUPREME COURT. FIRST JUDI
u. CIAL DISTRICr-FtRST NATIONAL BANK oF NORTH
AMPrON plaintiff against GEORGE N. FULLER, HkNRl TUCK.
KR GEoRGB TUCKER and others, Deend.E' sara9ons-lor
money demand on contract ser To tue DEFENDANTS ana
each them. You are hereby summoned nd required 10 answer The
action which will be- hei ~ the once Of The ok OF
The Supreme Court County Of New-l al his once Ia
rs The civ Hall Nes.York and to serve copy Of
Ir P.v vour ansger 10 complaint the mbcrbeis,
Stamp SOC their once No Beehmsn street sitI otNewlon
Cnpsel within after The service OF ihs summons oh
. you exclusive Of the Day oi such services aud you
l 10 answer tie said complaint within the time aorrsid the psni
Ia th action viii tale Judgment against of the sum o eight tlOu
dollars With interest on four thousand dollars paiss.
hrre from January 21 1907 forty hNe hundred dollars ,ds
thereof from the day Of feha one ihGnsani .sl
ts,,i,,. - ia,T UirIOW HYATT riuui's Attorneys
MI. caat u this r n tlr 1Ls VI o Olerk Of She supreme
C,nrt tbe z.ta day oi .cbt arr t go. -, o,,. A., -
49, ..asaIg \kAALlh AIA.Ai S1-4-4 tsss.-J@
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

- ROBEKT BARRfL pIsrta. - ". PHILLIPS and
WILLIAM H. WRIGHT AimigsirsioIs u Jnnr'
Nfsht deceased james d. lsl Hiram bcnrcf Am lht rev
brose suow lanes " Eve Tona Duun Edward % ecui stamp
Wcston, Hear Dg.tei G~oS. r. Weston 80 'AN'''''
bysro, Amo, Hones James
suya Io.hua SckefsoH, sGrtaor Of nod ofes deceased
Jsms, Philips ard Ws4 H. Page ieendab-S Summons Tor re-
(Co serl TO The aboe nAmei dsieudAh and e-S -
hereby summoned and required % answer he complaint
h. M action ~hrh M 10 b~ tie ofs " The CLERK u the CITY aud
Coluty of A city snd 10 copy o your an,N 10
m, all comunt snbcef hs Office No - Erehangepsce
m twenty sf the service Of h summons 9n YOU
etruye Of the service; aud m 10 the said
complaint within aiOrrsah plaintiffs Ia this scton ~ apply
The relief !smsldel the companL-aci January
l9th l0,7 u y. LORD Plsn,s. Aiomsy
The complaint shove referred nj. day died oh, OF the
Clerk fthe C and County VI SeVl9k N VIC Hall city
Dated APu lsi, 1901. q p. LORD
y plslnfif. Atf.r
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
Deniistrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
- mated oxide administer In tc
manner most approved hy m,c pfoon ~ nothing but hA
TRACT TRET and thcF csrtsny DO that WITHOUT fAN-o
~ 90 paeais testify al the ohCs, No ~ Cooper
ihltu~
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
Natal y.- Yoyi M,,,h a 1851

CUPREME C0URT.-ln the matter OF the ap.
- paou the Censrs Park for and 10 behalf
ofhe Mayor Aldermen and Ccm@oas Of he CITY ,essss
street laid b. the Com
also for opening SrRkk
from Twelfth extended aud vdeHsa
b. the Commissioner Central Park in the City Of
Of the Central Psrk tho name ans
behalf Mayor Aldermen and CommonsJ the City
the Act the Legislature OF the People o the state new'
York entitled relative the and duties OF the Conm
Of the Central Park passed April 1906 three nh being Prss
that they intend the Supeme toa
the First Judicial District the State ot sgsei. gern
the Hall the CITY oNes York Weanes-
Path day April 1867 as .ooa thereafter Is Ccan e1a ss
that the and sItest chs
intended the opening the Avsue Nicholas s
the cS Of NegYoh the Commissioners O the Ceatsd
P,k ana opening Manhattan Street from 81 Nchsaa
to the City extended aud sdend By ih Cea-
Of the dsueated
msp the same Gardner Sage City sprveyoS bearing dale
an. lsb Ia, OF Msch l867-Dated NeSfok h March 1861
w RICHARD OGORMAN Counsel % he Corperalos.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
feaal Goiitts.

NOTICE TO CREDlTORS-Puruan 10 an
81 touiu ef Ontario notice i lereuI
r sus asaA CHARLES iAIHiN late OF
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vouchers thrtl 20 th uni-rsgne admins
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- matter - sal EesF'hP its sai.tsf a. Receiver oi ~ 4esi,
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about i fst ofg gf 81 tIsr fhoomsneai apPatnl Oetis
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uTIft dest msloganJ table .ne ieai chairs, Totsl
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goH ssl Capita stock =
M ,atang 49, four Letters P@nt of states dated
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oBs di Msreh I lJ fated 10 \ T. hDeugi and numbered
n 90 re dated 1.uusr 3 granted 70 Ai honfau Anf numbered
sgs snl dated MAr ~ la gared 70 4 sAl,ulr .al
nan i.el of Fhh articles sni property are nov h'
Ctr so a ih- rsh ~ ,ad rie, Of sAh Con
u,ry la AL % mail ga sork n tus CITY ~ Chicago ILLINOIS, aui 10
sal 10 ,4g. vois n ile CIV Of y loas M.oanshch sac
ID 10 entirely iaf cash JASbh H. tvLLhA'i heoci'ei'
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New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
" H. LEEDS & MINER.
NJ UTNPY II LEEDS a. MINER.

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- - .n r TUESDAY 9Th Of April al lOi o'clock AZ the
,. ees No. III West Twenty tirist between Seventh and
sgiI6Lp FURNITURE consisting OF Velvet BusSe aud
t.as y w Suites In Crimson BToc and Reps GIT Frame
Ns,,rs " Mirror and Back Egee Turkish Easy hairs
az i n W Be8stead Bureaus, CbSrs 6c, MaIaSse Pillows,
ts-, r Cllns Crocker Glassware and Kitchen Furniture
90 -. 2 49,. r1 NO nale hr Chicke-rp Sons