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OF this $4,000 goes into your every year.
and as much more you can save I'm clerk hire. The
duties which you required to perform for this pay
follows:
To have charge Of and conduct all the law business OF
the Corporation and Of the departments thereof and all
other law business In which the city shall he interested
when ordered by the Corporation and have charge Of
and conduct the legal proceedings necessary in opening
widening altering streets and draw the leases deeds
end other papers connected with the finance depart
ment." Charter Of 1857. Sec. 16.l
1.-THE Counsel 10 the Corporation Of the City OF New
York shall he the legal adviser Of the Board OF Super
vlsOrs and shall receive such compensation for his
vices shall be fixed by said Board exceeding the
sum Of s. GOO per annum." laws Of 1857 Chapter o.
II would seem that the foregoing enumeration OF
duties which paid for so well embraced all possible
legal services you might be called ON 10 render YOU
however. thought differently. In the litigation 10
the right 10 tax the shares of stockholders the banks
by the county which finally decided in favor OF
assisted in conducting the proceedings behalf OF the
county your duty 10 DO and In addition 10 Ger
trying bill OF $4,000 OF two able COUNSEL 10 me as
Constituent Of The taxpayers, yOu certified 10 bH made O
tbs litigation The Association submits that this
a wrong perpetrated upon the community.
The city and county give you $4,000 year for yourself
$4,000 year for your clerks, 5000 year Tor your Once
rent and year for every conceivable expense 10
side and yet yOu for matter which belongs plainly TO
the scope Of your duties, charge ard take $4,000 more
The OF ti274 80 given 10 you 10 carry on the
law business o the City and County OF New-f0rk for 20
months, aud yet you demand ana receive $1,000 add
uOnal.
The Association Is aware OF the only excuse you have
offer for s remarkable act You have stated mat n
the State Of New York aud 10 WashbgiOn that tis
extra service and that one OF your predecessors
IN Office made similar charge for such an extra SCI wee
TO this the Association states that TIC laws "Aeh Vio
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FERRY LANDINGs-THE PUBLIC TO BE PRO
TECpED.


The Board OF Councilmen yesterday adopted
IAN Ordinance for the better protection Of passengers
ferries IA the city and County OF Sewlor' which pro
Ydrs that MI landings Cor steam icrry-boats running 10
and from NeW-IOIk Hrd Within The jurisdiction Of The
Mayor Aldermen and C0mmonIly, shall heDcef0rth he
provided by the companies an charge thereof with gates
That WILL when closed prevent any person FROM passing
Ia and from the ut the point where the landing IL
made TINT every such boat shah, Immediately on its
arrival DE securely fastened 10 the landing opposite
adjacent TO such gate, and shall continue while tbe
gate remains open; and no such boat shan
bo unfastencd removed from Its landing,
until such gate shall been carefully aud securely
closed that for any and every violation Of this ord-
nance the companies owning controlling said steam
eIryboas shall be liable to penalty OF $780, provided
that violation shall be deemed such within thirty Gays
from and after the passage OF this ordlpance ana mat
tho words steam IN this ordinance shan not
apply to STEAMBOATS, navigating tile Harlem River nor
boats running through the East River to aud from
points asst Of RandalS Island 20 boats running ON
the Hudson River and from points north OF spuyten
Duyvel Creek boats running down the BAY south
Bedoes leland except such steam ferry boats as ply
regularly between New-York and Staten Island, Rich
nOnd County. -
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corpr c.IFNDAPs-rms DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GenerGl Ierm.-Non-
enumerated notions Credt-Part Nos. 44, Al, els,
1882 1851 Os 1905 $751; 49, c33 i3c1 1884 95 an 300 c
i77 1885, 1896 CO., $780, 57o 1874, 1884, 1885, 1896 1885,
$751; gc RIA Special s;- Nos H. H. ~
ia l55 1855 1877 ISs I5o lGO 49, 1884, l63 Chambers
served Causes.-Nos 4. 70, 81 u. 60. Cali, No. g.
sg9T s2G5 1899 ssis 33o 3 3io 1873, $685. 2095, 1878.
Part INos S5s2 s2iO 1885, 1884, SS1e, 1926. $685. SS2,
iiO6, 1884, 1854, 1898. 3Gio, 3642. a6ii.
u-Nos l3c6 TO- $50 49, Ca s15 $40 S3, SG2 5G3, 75,
ac16 1q
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OUR TREASURY POLICY.

10 ff Editor OF Inc Ir1bnHe
SIR: In your article this morning on our Treas
ury Policy you say the report Of the Controller Of the Cur
reney for October 1861 gives the total OF legal toDdors In
circulation at $751; 100000.
The Secretary Of the Treasury IN his November state
ment OF the public debt gives the amount 81 United States
notes az t357Ooo0 Iwoud AJAX for mfo nation how you
account for the difference OF s?0O,9o0 o00
Respectfully, TO
Repiy-The amount Of legal toudes held in reserve
by the National Banks Is 10 he deducted from the
$570OOOO0 in order TO arrive at the quantity In cir
culation Having before ms at the moment OF writing
the sum of this reserve for 1866 sos 600 which In
cluded fractional currency, We threw of 100000 Tor
the fractional currency and estimated the reserve mt
f2OOOOO000, which leaves the amount in legal tenders
IN circulation as stated $l57, 100000. The amount
held In reserve has since been reduced sufficient TO
change the figures but not to an extent that mate-
ally affects the argument.
a more accurate estimate might DO the following
Total United States notes. 1851, 100000
Less compounds ST20OOOO0
and reserve now held in bank
beside compounds ..........lOO.00OOO
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1867

agt Christian Petersen. for abandonment and bgamy,
continued yesterday afternoon before Justice Mans
field at the Essex Market Police Court George Efick
son. bootaker of No 1856 Clarkst, Chicago H. testi
fled that he knew the defendant In Chicago, from Juue
1856 TO June 1883 when he came to NewYork that dur
ing that time he lived with woman who passed ~ his
wife. Other and corroboratve Testimony was tazen aud
the hearing WAS adjourned
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CIURCIiRs AND CHURCH MEMBERS II TIE
limited STATES

The Rev. Henry b. Smith, d. d., of the
Union Thg0u gical Seminary presented valuable report
GA hr Uf religion m the United states TO the Cen
cr Conference oi the Evangelical Alliance, lately IN SO
snu m Amsterdam We argend the following showing
ne number Of churches aud commandments in the United
SIaf
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TIL, cry LAW BUREAU.

....-....' A--OCIATlON o. NiN-l oHh'
~ :. - .La.ALl ~. nov. y, 1901.

,,-,,rot. ,,...,f TIE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION 20
,. CORPORATION COUNSEL.
.--,.,t, rl,v o. Nrw-YOnK.l
90 MY N,v II, SCI. {
. ,,-....,o 49, Coansel to tie CO.. porGtioa Of
Uc Cay ef1e@.t't', ...o.;..;,,,, 81 iI,e City &C
Sfis: inc Lt1"aS Association Oh tIIe ~ az 81 Ui
Teg-Yor. Do p ,rt .u direct your A'enI ,ift,o ~,
lowing htf-r i' e" " 80 - c,rrsrfed Vith
Nourtnt'' o.. mint tr,tir, of your Office:
, - -. t,- NJ me ts,t tbe
OtS' - $3.50 ~ , p'p,,stei ne 50 heir candidate
cur ~. "a. ~ tre 'or y. Charter election.
"i - M ~ t,, b,,cr tlu osi.rfsd u-oa ne for fia
.ei ,..- ..u Law, FLEA apOl Il fol acre
10 ti-I IT,, ,l, fo.sse o'l,e voull sa'ei.e t3s
s4s 4, f, re. Is s.'t r. isor oaa protet is a. .Ss
edrs ,..ae, 900 raarrr qtarsr or ~ tf'e''' 'f' '
~, &c, Counsel purely civic ce s -, ,u 20
tes's'r seem & rea ,t. 81 ~ . l1t a he sane
She Of %, T. gre 70 "s. ' 80 r' All rlcieIty Us
n, iai rt MI! baie t tsrds fal AM no eAJ
VIVA tres, view Of 20 ior,rcs ne onr h,tors yog yo0
r .n-, pei ed me yoar f,ris. ~ 'I y;
AMI NJ H,s, rys ls., atrt Z, aid pro ay t ~ y
OoaH OF "a - ii" .ci p 70 t~ -, III = rIiss sl
st,Ss :, i.r 1 s5rs y ed yor N y5p, o,s.,t
s,fss ~ . ia 81, - a. d ta;crsr Pdrg JSfn' o
Prog',ss Oh -.. Ian 's7 tap I'm E;tTyp o(crxaN"
Va .,,5 49, "a .bc d,,,irs OF yuur ONCE January
800 -, of the CcroOrati, Of New
", & '',, I s,,eryisors ana your duties mag
t-,t ~. i..,G ,ha Corporation and tie County
49, ri'-.,i ~.
eb".,' - '' .''.. r,s n. heholf of the CITY when
dret hy me "nmg toonc en-. c,,e,, diverted bv
Il1": 2" E'' "a i, or ihe iaW o W.; ,re''' -
,''' 49,, l,,, l.,,, H. ocirc 10, about y
As a.";r a. 't n..No g sSn ~ "i'v 80 ~ In" Gccn
hio,'' ' ,.c ~ - y ', abovs 5csrrilcd
Stml',.'V 10 ' VIZ 'eN'N 81 ''''S ""'''
IL Gf.cf D.. '"'y ,iciSlnG WY yVu ,, %9
shr ~ st.e y, lo, M Tor Inc ycsrlts Of sach vast
o1l1ly Tor j. Ntts les we II "a Ilit osios aiO o 70
cot,cd g. $3.50 tc cay TO ,ue anount Of $50, IS
TGc C...4,' hor Inn dc.iics 10 9,cscAs l!l9 lolow-
ts-i y,,l t'.. ,'l..',., II po-siblc:
, a%r' .'' ~ ' %, ~, ned g5j YOUR term
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lJ4bf ~
And this amount Of iadgmCutsi is obtained in defiance
of the laws GA 1866 ant loG7.
There are also Judgments obtained for alleged station
cry b8nbO0k snd printing work furnished TO the Cor
pOratOn. which equally unlawful An appropriation
for these expenses made IN the acts OF e Leg
islatures Of 1876 and 1867. and like prohibition
enacted against any judgments being entered for any
ealm therefor after sach Urropriation was expended
Yet in the last 20 months tie following judgments for sta
tiOhcTy. DC, AMI ample appropriations
made hy Law, were Obnned Ia the Same manner those
Tor advertising. viz,
Jutcnen Of Josrs % Decamhgr H. lS56....... f91S -
Judgment o. gpre u NJ rch H. 1867 2jJg rs
gud.I.e1t Of o 1906.
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$i72.O0,NO
Amount of legal tenders in actual cir. :


Ii is impossible TO determine the sum with perfect
accuracy, but the margin allowable for inaccuracy Is
too shall 10 affect the points On issue.
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The Assoc aiiOn also asks your attention TO the fact
that u tie laws OF lsG aHd 1851 dlsregaidCd
by the Superior Count ard Court OF Common Pleas there
was aud another LAW with which you bound 10 be
familiar, that constitutes bar TO these claims. The
charter Oi tie c rs al work done for, supplies
furnished 10 tie city. amounting 10 more than S5O 70 be
done BY contract. and by the Corporation ordinances
"prniihg only Ia excepted from the operation OF the
prOyson.
There were contracts made for this $94o4 90 worth
OF advertising, nor tOI the stationery
Tie partIcr commenced Aui5 ana obtained Judgment
while yOu failed tO lay before the Court defense, the
fact that he Charter Of tine Cay barred the recovery Of
ell snck claims.
The Association also desires explanation Of the fol-
loving:
~ Spring Of MS year. just after adjournment Of the
Legislature sou addressed communication TO tie Con-
tIoler, IN winch you recommended him To pay all those
Judgments! NOu fgurd al length that notwithstanding
the Legislature expressly enacted "a the Act Of April 80
1867, that such judgaruts should De paid yet never
thcess tine Controller Ougt 90 disregard the law and pay
Out the city money &C. satisfy the claimants.
Although sou haG defended the city against those claims
on the grOu.d that they unlawful although the ST.
Vrcme court u the ste had decided Ia accordance with
that view yct yuu urged ire Controller 10 ray them
deuyoE 60 tic- claims paid When they bad right
20 expect tat yOu would have taken an appeal from e
Judgments entered. instead OF urging their payment by
the cly.
Tie Association ds that during these % months you
have drawn from the city for tho expenses Of your de-
pariIuci the sum 81 $152g74 81 Tic items which make
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NIItdfs IhdI WIFI tIupIOlInY tATra
counsel many occasions, aud paying them from the
CITY Treasury yOn finally employed yourself yO,p
era assistant and dTe0 the " $4,000 ia Ndcdpacty
II appears the county records that in the present year
the case OF the taxation OF the stockholders Of city banks
was determined in the Supreme Court at Washington
and that you certified TO bill Of $4,000 for counsel fees
10000 Of which you certified to your individual
Zee IN the And this $40 coo paid 70 you Now
the Citizens Association presents to you the following
facts by the charter OF the City VI NewYork and the
subsequent acts OF the Legislature your compensation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19

W Y - FNeNAs7f Wtt'A7F \
Do tld piafierers wOrk in Feb
10 ruGTy, i266................ % 81
Do Carrtg,efs, mssons, painters,
TO- ard plfs.erefE work IN
'Ai March. Loot. ..............ll9 81
10 Carpenters, Has1ns, paiuiers,
80 and plsstererg work IN
20 June, 1870. ................2 "
I'd Carpenters, Tasous, painters,
IS aud plsst,iers' v Jfk IN No
10 vcmher ls6G...........5l3 Is
20 Carpenters, rn~ons, painters,
10 ard plss.erers' work Ia Au'
no gust, l5b7.................20j 10
20 SCapdisl. screen. clock, and
- carriage sud labor en sane. ~ so
~ Screen, Goa .hod. 6reset, and
co csTtage on same. .......... - 20
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-08-30

Al all ,ea,op, Of the year the rate Of mortality
nom disease. Of the lungs Ia very great. No bet.
ter remedy can be used than Johnsons AnSdyns
Linlmsnt.
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"RLESskp M ruE Man VINO riRsr INVENTED
SLEEP," quOth Sancho pAnia sleep has oteu
been murdered" not 10 MNebeth's case only but
In many modern instances, by Indigestion. Ner-
yous Disorders, Headache and host Of other com
plants For all such there IL remedy, and suf
fcrers may now exelaim, "Blessed he the man " no
invented the PLANTATION BfrrERS- This
delicious Cordial and ane Tonic Is nov hailed by
Resolve to buy bottle, and don't sleep on it,
"Be wise In time"
MAGNOLIA wArxR.-A delightful toilet article,
superior 20 Cologne. and nj hall the price. 2w15-p
wt.tar's yvtlA Ckegsy Bai.a m.--This Dali
ssmatie compound has become q homo nxture
Let all Who suffer, and havs In vain attempted 10
cure their coughs, colds. bronchial or pulmonary.
complaints, make use OF this unequAlled remeiy.
IL can be relied upon, - the mas Of testimony
ample proof fits efficacy.
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DR.. WARREN'S
BILIOUS BITTERS

The Great Blood Purifier & Regulator,
Lra Complaint, Jdind,ce, Biliousnes,
Weakness, Debility, Colds and Ftr1',
Ferr and Agtie, Headache, Di::int,s,
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Blood, Loss Of appetite, Cosiire.
ness, Piles,
AND ALL COMPLAINTS CAUSED NJ
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e,llaiion, or a derdnged and Diseased con-
dition of the Stomach, Lipr, Kidny'
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For Cleansing. Strengthening, lnyigorating and
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tiers arc unequAllcd by any other Medicine In the
World. Persons suffering from complication OF
diseases OF chronic nature, will find sure and
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cine, II quickens the circulation, restores tho
lost appetite, regulates all the functions Of tho
body, cleanses the blood, carries OF all morbid
and unhealthy secretions, and imparts strength
AMI vigor TO the whole system.
From NJ, q. BURR Co.. fIs old,sf WAoi,'dis and
Retail Dealers IN Proprietary Msdieino, Ps'fa"'
cry, IN Ns9 England
Eve have sold large quantities Of Dr. Wsrsn'.
Bihous Bitrs during the past fye years, both 81
wholesale and retail, and have yet 70 learn Of
single instance wherein they have failed a. give
perfect satisfaction. From personal knowledge.
as we'll as from the reports or our numerous Gus
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BRious Biffsrs 10 the public as safe, reliable and
very valuable Family Medicine.
NJ. 4. BURR a CO"
N.B-Observe fac-simile Signature u tho pro-
prietor JOHN A. PERRY.) on tho wrapper, with
out which none Is genuine.
JOHN A. PERRY, Chemist,
Boston, Proprietor.
Sold BIZ all Dealers In Medicine. Sold Wholesale
and Retail by N. 8. BURR a CO.. General Agents,
Dealers In Drugs, Medicines, Perfamery, ae- 70
fremont st., Boston. For sale In Biddeford ny
Dryden Smith, n, d., Main ST., \. q. Warren, ".
~, II, q. Stevens, NJ. D., }. Sawyer, NJ. d., Alvan
Bacon, NJ. D., James l.. lean IN saco By Messrs.
Mitchell and Sawyer. and Druggists everywhere.
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MaasoLIA wArxR.-A delightfai toilet article
superior 20 Cologne. and nj hall the pries 9u15-u
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POLICIES NoNFORFIIFABLE AFTER Two ANNUAL PAYMENT


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JOHN A. PERRY, Chemist,
BLOOM OF THE LOTUS.
The Lotus Eorsr Is one Of he most beautiful
of Elorers. From Egypt TO China Il Is
held typicaI Of Eternal Life.

This preparation will certainly preserve and 70.
store the complexion, and remove all defects OF
the skin. IL Is also excellent for the headach he.
and temporary diseases OF the eyes. IL makes
the compI xiOn son and fair. For gentlemen, az
ter shaving, the Bloom IL invaluable. IL may bs
used In the toilet Of tho young est infant and With
advantage by adults at every stage OF life,
The Bloom OF the Lotus can be obtained 81 any
apothecary store. Every bottle has Dr. h b.
Ftchs letter and name upon IL. The Egyptian
Lotus Is an entirely different article, advertised
by druggists.
+. q. HBBERr Esq.-Ihav long been aware Of
the properties OF the Lotus BLOOM, rs prepared
by you. 1 know all It's constituents. 1 know
numbers who use II, and have used II for msny
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Il puts back ell show OF age fully iftsen years |
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HILBERT & co.
Principal Depot. No. 10 fremont Row, Boston.
Mas. Price 81 90 per bottle, is6m2J
Por sale by Cook Bros, I6i Main st., City Build
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In Bankruptcy.

~ Posters pristsd to order ~ this once
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STATE OF MAINE.

THE undersigned, appointed Commissioners to examine
the condition Of the Insane Hospital and the treat
ment o. the patients therein by virtue resolve Of the
lst Iuisl.ture will commence session for that purpose
At said Hospital In Augusta, the thirteenth day OF next
September at ten Of the clock A. NJ, and continue the
sme from day TO day s long As may be deemed necessary
10 complete aid and all pesons having in-
rmaiion or explanations 10 give relating to the purposes
Of aid examnaton respectfully requested to be prs-
ent and 10 testify accordingly. -
A. q JEwETT,
JAMES NJ. DEERIN0.
JARED fULLkR
August I, 1867. owS'
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rHk LAST wAR.-In the last Anglo-Amsrican
war the enemies OF our liberties were badly beat.
| en-, In like manner, all those who war against
| our health with Adultetated compounds, called
| SAleratus are destined 90 be discounted by Pyle's
SAleratuS that has no equal for strength and pur-
ity, and is always put ny full weight
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed Commissioner by tho
j Judge Of Probate for the County OF YORK, 10
receive and examine claims OF creditors against
the estate OF James II. Staples late or North Ber-
wick, deceased, represented insolveut, hereby
give notice that we will meet hr the purpose AZ
on the 81 Saturday OF September, October ana DE.
eember next being the 2lst, 18th and 2lst days OF
said months, and on saturday, the 18th day Janu.
aTy 1904 from 2 to 8 O'Clock In the afternoon q
each of said days. All persons interested will
govern themselves accordingly
HAVEN A: BUTLER, Com,rs.
JOHN HALL,
Navth I,erviek Aug. 10. 1867. JWI
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In Bankruptcy.
oyric, on the U =. MARsnAL)
As Messenger, Z
PORTLAND, Aug.7, 1867.
This IL to give notices That on the seventh day
was issued against the estate OF John Holland, OF
Limerick, In the County OF York and state OF
Maine, Who has been adjudged Bankrupt; on his
delivery OF any property Belonging to such Rank
Tupt 10 him, or Cor his USE and the transfer OF any
property by him are forbidden by law, that q
meeting Of the creditors OF the said bankrupt, TO
proye their debts and to choose one or more rs.
siynees OF his estate, will DO held at Court OF
bankruptcy, TO DO holden at Portland, before
James h. fessenden. Register, on the fourth day
his oflee, 50 Exchange Street. -..
CHARLES CLARK,
US Marshal rs Messenger,
avai Dist. VI Maine,
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Notice is hereby gwen

THAT the subscriber has been duly appointed
/ Executor OF the will OF stephen Colin, late OF
Dover in the County Of STAFFORD and State OF New
Hampshire, minister Of the Gospel, deceased, and
has taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds
as the law directs All persons having demands
AGAINST said estate, nro requested to exhibit the
same and all persons indebted to said estate, are
called upon 10 make payment.
Dated the ninth day Of August, 1867: ,>,,,
5w3J SAMUEL W. SoNbo'
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Ma Epuos The iteu In last weeks JOrsslI, IN re.
aton % Mason isrsn's oelshrsei Orv.ns 10 ealct-
Lated mssi The Puhic The assumption by ANY olhes
party than myself 10 their Agency In BSlefOrd anil sso
V without suhcsy. The sole agen, 90 these Justly eel
eeraicl Instruments, mi his veinlty,s
G. r. SslSsos,
90 Factory isNnd, Cup slNlrs)
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

o. Amongs, the recent graduates oil
che Law School q, Washington College.
Lexington. Va, was Captain Geo. Bay
Tor Of ,hls county. A, The close OF The
ssssion The Law Class presented 10 Judge
Brocksnbroueh, their lsscber, besplifol
ebony CAM. The presentation rpeech
was made by Capt. Baylor. and il is very
highly spoken Of by tie Virginia Press.
The concluding paragraph is as follows :
1--WE extend to you our wsrmest wishes for
your welfare, prosperity aud happiness, and
present y,u this cane as q testimonial OF our
rsspsct and esteem. May it be a prop to your
declining years, a support to your falling
strength, and may il, in future, serve as tails
man to call up the memory Of those who once
reveled in the sunligh, of your being, and who
are now Ear out on the ocean Of life battling
the waves Of its tempests. We would nscribe
upon it our earnest prayer, that simple yet beau
tiful and touc hing inscription, written by Saint
Pierre upon the banner of Paul and Virginia:
MAY the brothers OF Helen. lucid stars, like
you and the Father Of the winds guide you, and
msy lou only feel the breath of the zephyr"
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Dfatbs.

Near This place, on Tuesday last. The
2nd Of July, John ". finders, son Of
John w. snd Agatha Helen Andsrs. aged
IA months.
We had little Johnny once,
twas hard 10 give him up so sooni
But God saw FL to call him home;
Moved from earth thou art iranspianted
Up in Heaven ADORE TO dwell.
On Monday last. =, the residence OF he'
father, the Hon. Wm. Lucas. in Ills
county. Mrs. T.. ". Bedinger. wife ol
Rev. K. w. Bsdineer. formerly OF ken-
lucky The deceased had bren an Invs'
Ind for long ,ime, and leaves large fam
lily Of children and relatives TO mourn Len
loss. Her sse wsf ~ years.