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Two LOVERS M1ssING-The Sacrament

CONSIDERATION OF BISHOP FITZGERALD
On Saturday morning, St. Patrick's church.
Columbus, Ohio, was packed with people,
called together to witness the solemn cere,
mony of consecrating Right Rev. Edward
Fitzgerald, Bishop of Little Rock. Arkansas.
to the Office of bishop of the Catholic church:
The conservation ceremonies were performed
by the eonsecrator, the Most Rev. j. B. Pur-
cell, of Cincinnati
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While small body of Union soldiers was march
ing through Richmond on the way to camp on
Saturday, the inmates of private house occur pied
flag from the windows and greeted them with
jeers and taunts. Gen. R. s. Granger, in COM
mand during Gen. Schofeld's absence at Wash
senger, and Gen. Schofie1d at once left for Rich
lnond.
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At Antwerp on New Years eve some per-
sons saw little girl 9 years old throw her
self into a canal. Having got her out and
questioned her she said she had done it be-
cause her mother had refused to give her
Christmas box. In the end, on the prom
Use of large piece of gingerbread, she con-
sented to live.
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The Nebraska bill was on Saturday, in the
House, passed over the Presidents veto, hay
ing previously passed the Senate. Nebras-
ka, is now virtually admitted to the family
of the Union. 1t must comply with certain
conditions precedent to admission, and
touching impartial suffrage, but in those it
will undoubtedly acquisce
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Solomon johnson, a colored man, former
ly President Lincoln's barber, has been ap-
pointed first class clerk in the Treasury De-
partment at Washington, with a desk in the
Secretary's Office +t#
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The East St Louis Herald saws ::

ION last Thursday, Sebastian Smith, down
on the island, bought Il goat and took it
home. He accidently left SIT in greenbacks
ON the table in the room where he left the
goat. Upon returning to the room he discov-
cred his loss, when he seized Ratchet and
killed the goat. He cut his animal open,
and was pleased to recover $40 in its sto-
mach.''
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~ The Weldon State is gratifed to learn that
Sheriff Snow of Halifax County is probably
one of the heirs to a fortune of fifty or sixty
millions in England.
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No DOUBT ABOUT IT-Prentice of the
Louisville Journal, tenders his advice to the
public rs follows: Never buy goods of
those who don't advertise They have so
little to sell that they are obliged to sell
dear"
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any evidences of the transition OF one
type of animal to another. The ration
al mind must, therefore, look to other
sources for their origin of different kinds
of animals and man. For his part he
could not see that this origin could have
been other than an intelligent ca1se;
and in view of the intelligence display
ed in the whole plan of creation, he
could only behold in the animal king
dom the manifestations of q thinking
being which had brought all these types
into existence. AS in 4 picture gallery
we see a resemblance in the different
schools of the great masters ofpalntlng
in all ages, but do not, therefore, infer
that one painting is an offspring of an
other. but attribute the resemblance to
community of mind that produced
them all so in the resemblance OF the
animal kingdom we behold the evidences
OF a common mind working i'll accord
ance with great and wise plans.
CURIOUS CUsToM.-An intelligent
gentleman, who has lately travelled in
Palestine, gives description Of the Gu
rious scenes that are enacted in the
church of the Holy Sepulchre. Hesaid
that when you first entered the church,
you would be surprised to see a party
of soldiers, with their swords by their
sides, and their guns stacked within
reach. 1t seemed a sacrilege in such a
holy place, and struck one rather I'M
pleasantly. But he soon found out the
necessity for it. According to the law
of the country, every sect is allowed to
worship there and as it is considered
equally sacred both by Christians and
Mahomedans, all wish time for their
mode of worship. The law allows them
an hour each. They commence at SIX
in the morning. At that hour, those
who have the first privilege enter, bring
ing with them whatever is necessary to
conduct their particular religious rites:
They go through their prayers and
chants, and all is very quiet till about a
quarter to seven, when those who have
the next privilege ofthe next hour begin
to arrive. At first, all is decorum but
presently the new corners begin to hiss
and mock AS their numbers increase,
and they become stronger, they shove
the crowd; and as the time lessons, they
get more and more bold. A few min
utcs before seven they proceed to more
forcible demonstration. They think, if
they ran clear out these blasphemers a
few minutes before the time, they have
done an equally good work. AS some
of these sects use torches, wax candles,
slaves or crooks, in their worship, they
proceed to use these as weapons of of
fence or defence, and regular melee en-
sues. Then come in the soldiers, who
separate the combatants by filing in be-
tween them, turning out those whose
hour is up, and leaving the place inpos-
session ofthe last corners. If blood is |
shed the church is closed for the day.
Such scenes are occurring all day long,
and the presence Of soldiers is therefore
absolutely necessary.
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Eliot. Bill in New orleans.

New ORLEANS, Feb. IA.
The announcement of the passage OF ELL
OTIS bill by the House was claimly received,
and barely commented upon.
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Tri- Meeklp STANDARD.

-@-o~o~~11S-s@-@ S>~Ss-S-~--
- .RALEIGH. N. C.@
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY I6, 1867.
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New York Markets..

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.
Gold $780,. Cotton steady, sales l9eV
bales at 49, Flour dull, declined 5a10.-
Corn declining, mixed Western 110a112.
NEW YORK, Feb. IA.
Cotton quiet at 33. Gold 1868.
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Robberies are very frequent in Mobile.
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Baltimore Markets

Cotton dull, lower, middling uPlands 3za''
33. Corn dull, yellow 65a97,.
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So much to win, so much to lose,
No marvel that We wish to choose"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-24

STEAMROAT PRTNTTNG.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our aSSOrt-
ment of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added TO, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor
&C., &c. Orders left with either of the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended to.
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/ the trip any further with safety She il
IuIly laden, Inciud ng deck load ofstOck
am nad cabin full of passengers. The
latter, we presume have taken the over
| land route to the nearest railroad.
The Democrat, of Tuesday, contains the
| following:
DTsAsTER.-The Mary Swan, Capt. Swan
bound tor Memphis and White Ri err Is
reported sunk in the Lower Ohio, near
Rockport: She left here last Tuesday, with
a very light trip-barely twenty tuns-and
rev passengers, expecting to pick up a
ZIP OF, the way. Tile boat was owned by
captain swan, who had her insured in
Cincinnati. and had been laid up at Ship
plngport since last Summer.
tCouriea, 2lst.
Our first-class" eotemporary wasn't
posted. The Swan left here in charge of
Captain sam. Archer. She had a big trip
All the freight and peopIe she could ac-
commodate, and she didn't belong wholly
10 captain Swan. And she didn't intend
70 go any further than Memphis An! age
oon't improve some folks minds as it does
whisky. IL 10y
Nor does self-conceit make a man wise.
John Cafrey, Clerk of the Swan, informs
us that she left New Albany with very lit
tie freight, but took large trip of furni-
ture at Tell City, and miscellaneous
freight at other points, but was not half
loaded. But then, John hadn't consulted
the Democrat man, and perhaps did not
know. The Democrat, with like accuracy.
says:
The Virginia, Laura Fenton. David
aus, Chattanooga, Louisa ]. Baker, J.
n; 0roesDeck, kenton, and one or two
others are in the mouth of Green River
None of the above boats have been in
Green River. The Curlew, which the
Democrat reports laid up at Paducah, is in
the mouth of Green River.
ST. LOUIS. The Democrat of Tuesday
says:
A gorge formed in this river on Friday
night, distance, it is supposed. of between
~ miles above this city. This has caused
the river to fall altogether abont thirty
inches, and there is no ice deserving the
name noatlng past this city. More water
only is wanted to render navigation TO
CAIRO as good as ever. There is not more
imam five feet 10 Cairo, and probably there
is less. The condition of the river will not
be known until a boat makes a paSsaun mn
or down Boats will leave to-day for va
rl9us points, and others will be loading to
leave tomorrow. The rates are good. and
freight is pretty abundant. A slight thaw
occurred yesterday from the rays of the
sun, and the weather was quite pleasant
A Cairo dispatch OF Monday night saws:
No arrivals or departures since last re-
port, except the Columb bus packets, which
still make daily councillors and are de-
termlned to keep the river open. Ice not
so heavy in either river; supposed to be
gorged above.
MEMPHIs.-The appeal OF Friday saws:
The weather continues clear. but has
turned cold. ~
Business was confined to that done by |
Lhe Two or three steamers at our landing |
during the day.
The Arkansas has less than feet to the |
Rock. St. Francis and White rivers are |
also falling steadily. s. II
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THE
MERCHANTS UNIoN
Express Company

"AV1NG PUT THEIR DIRET~
- and great Through Lines in peerless
working order, are now prepared to do ~
General Express Business with the East
West, Southwest, and Northwest, incImMr
ing the carrying and collecting of Money
Valuables, &c.
Our lines now opened embrace the rou&w
between New York. Boston, PhiladeIphAn
Buffalo, Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinna1z
Chicago, Milwaukee, Lacrosse, Prairie-dH-
Chen, Indianapolis, Terre Haute, st. Lo1iE
and all intermediate points, and are beazE
rapidly extended over all the routes a
trade.
The capital OF this Company is IS
Twenty Million Dollars.
and is an ample guarantee to the pubiAs
OF its responsibility. All losses and dans-
age of property entrusted to our care w1l7
be promptly and equitably adjusted.
Every effort will be made to merit thu
patronage of the public. Our rates are a.
low as those of any responsible Express
Company.
R. R. WALDEN, Agent
OFFICE-NO. First street.
novl3 d3m
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Dissolution.
WYHE PARTNERSHIP HERE

PTVHE PARTNERSHIP n FRFTn
- fore existing between the undersioned
in the southern Stove Works was disSoIv-
ed on the first day of January, 1867, by
mutual consent, and Mr.. Anton HelbIing
is authorized to settle all COMPANY ciainasS
All persons knowing them selves indebted
to the firm will please call at onca ana
make settlement
F. w. BRINKMEYER.
jan21 dim ANTON HET ,RTJNG
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
- n The splendid side-wheel steamer
esafa4saasassET VIRGINIA,
- Fitzgerald, Master;
A. ID. Armstrong Clerk
VIII leave for New Orleans ana ali way
ports, positively, on FRIDAY, January
18th, at II M, and will be the pioneer on
the resumption of navigation. She has
superior capacities for stock.
For freight or passage apply on board
or to cox & HUMPHREY
or r. x. DUNKERSON & CO.,
jan2 DIT AGENTS.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR MEMPHIS.

~ The splendid side-wheel steamer
lssllkARR SILVER MOON.
s sss=sz=aszzssA Capt. Ben Merrilees:
]. L. Carter, Clerk,
Win positively leave this port for Mem
phIS and intermediate ports at O'Clock
THIS (Thursday) MORNING, and will be
the first boat out
For freight or passage apply on board. or
to COX & HUMPHREY, Agents.
jana dit
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Notice.

THE ABOVE BUSINESS WILL BE
4 conducted by the UNDERSIGNED as here
toforei with all the advantages in the mar
ket. thankful to our patrons for past
favors, hope by strict attention to bust
ness to merit their future favors, and re-
spectful!y invite all to give me a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
jams dim ANTON HELBLING.
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Buarn mo Rooms.

A desirable front ROOM, third floor, with
N had With snail cultivated hmy at No. ~ "ess
Reysnthst Highest references
QUITE of ROOMS also ROOMS for gentleman
- and W.T. single gentlemen, No West Twenty-ninett
THE STUYVESANT HOUSE, on the Euro
psan Plan No Thrave Hsndspusy srushed rooms By
,he mouth veel ISAAC b. C0N0YBR 800
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SUPREME C0URT-City and County Of New;
- YoRK.-CoNRAD FINK, BERNARD GoLDSCHMIDr and
AUGUSTUS EASSB plaintiffs against LAMB L. O. QUIsLiS.
IT, and BDBN dsBdAnSummou for demand on con
Ser To the above defendants: You hereby
mond and required answer the complaint IN this action which VIII
81 the Clerk OF the City and County Of York
The CITY said City and copy the said
subscribers Office No 50 Walstree In the said
the exclus
i've Of thc day Of such service nd M 70 .a.Ner tho SAID com
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs this action VIII
against for the Of i've thousand and nine doDars with
Interest nom the M day Of October One thousand eight hundred and
besides the and disbursements Of this aconDad
Nrt T., 1851 TRACY 4 ObMSTBAD, PLAINTIFF Attorneit
plant the above entitled action 6ed Once Of the
Clerk Of abe City and County Of Sewiork the City Hall in the City
Of New.York the l3th Of October. 1861.
oaJ iaw6ww TRACY 4 oIMsTRAp. Plalaiiss Attornsya
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Corporation actitts.


CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public notice is
~ hereby gwen to the occupant occupants u all
the fo%pS Assemeu bavs beer completed and are cs the
Office oftb Board Of Assessors for examination by all interested
-For LAYING eossw,s
Ror paving Win stone blocks ses street from Sh to BIB ,nOs
hPor building basin sonhWe corner Of Lewis and Fourth
street, ,, On N, ,o, v,,, ,o,,, o. Fourth
eh-For building Fletcher snd
laying ero.,wllk, 10th avenue Broalrsy
h-For paving blocks Houston lih
sh-Por tagging a avenue from l2oh SIDE
0R-Ror regulating grading setting curb aud gutter aud tagging
Ror tagging Es~ AXIS IN front Of Nos s and 40 Tenth AVENUE
-Por es and gutter stones and sssng sidewalks Goth
street from Ssh TO 9th avenues
ShPor building s6ih street in 9Th
% INIT embraced by such include al III. Houses
md % Of % , sS asa a@s s S saa %
n 1th senos to q. eItsn n, sos west m syIS, also
er side Broadway and the e AIDE Of 7h from dto .d
MBo,h side. ofsh street, from s sv,nue point hawy be
9Th also both sides Of the intseeng streets
3-BOtb 18th from 9Th % sh also both sides
q streets to Tie y s1 . q ss ss1 S% .r. ss
also the westerly AIDE ofLs" and the easteI side Aenus
sth Inc nortbry "a. ofih street o;
also the w. aide Of Lewis and The aseH aide Of Avenue from
sh, soathy ,d Fletcher from Pearl stree, to poIn,
Th-Both sides Of 10Th 18th
sS q ron Sf ss .s su S sS fS% street from S
half the block tSe,s and sS streets
-. , 10 ss srtsu Of bali tie bloe hn ID sv.%.
sb-Ths westerly side Of avenue nom i27th TO lea streets
d the ea ds Of I'd avenue 70 the extent Of half
iiiS'-fwo lots iD.xn Nos ca and go iOti .yssue
lots on The So 9sh STD avenues.
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aafiipn saIss Of gaal Ssiati.
-..f w. u. MILLER Ansteneer
RY JOHNSON & NJ III Blk
RIAL BsTITB BROK ERsr

. IL.
IA 20 EAssAu-sT, CEDAR'sf, hsw 49,
Hessss Stores Lots Country Sests and Farms oosgh s
changed Leans nesohAsed Auction sales Of stocks
AZ 0sch the residence Of BARNET JOHNSON corner Of Kent
and Hewesst, Broohyn 80.
Age quantity Of Furuitare Carpets and MISCELLANEOUS Aue
Al seh at The Ercbagge III Broaay New err
GRAND OfBNIsG sALEO 81 OF THE CHOICEST AND MVsl
VALUABLE LOTS IA the vicinity Of PROSPECT PARK many e
-, go. GRAND ENTRANCE and PLAZA
on tho HlHBSf GRADE In Brooklyn commanding extensive views
the OCEAN BAY and SURROUNDING COUNTRY and have never
before been offered suction. nj.
CARROLsTsoun sde 2s2 PARE and Hmbare
near the GRAND ENTRANCE. splendid lots
M0TrG0MERYSr.- aide in rear Of above choice lots
WYCK0PPsrNorth side commencing 50 feet inches eat OF
PLATBUsHAvB % 6e lots nearly the FLAT
meot street graded. paved, severed, gas
WYCK0PPsTSorth Sds la e vest Of WashngtoDSs House
TESTH and TBNTH corner directly opposite
the PARK. lotA
TESTHsT-south SIDE Tenth and PAi lots
BLEVBNTH-ST.-N sde, IN rear Of above btS
CARROLL STEorth side i67 feet west Of Seventh lot
sBvRNTBBETH.sT side IS Set wet Of Bithave lots
Terms Maps ready at No Is Nassau st. NewYork
On WHDNsSDAf NOV H. at "eosA N'he hfensnSs ose"o0'
GREAT and 3isoLGrR sAIR Of ITO VALUABLE EAST Ngw-
YORK LOTS situated on ATLANTIC and EAST NETWORK AYES
ATLANTIC AVE, s. eats From. between VAN SIsDRBs and
STONBAyBS; a Lots
PACCsT n s. entire Prout between STONE snd EAST NEW
PACIFIC ST. &, between sToHB AVE. and sAcKMAEyT,
bRSS,sT, n T., between sToSgAvB and sAcKMAEsT.: 20
EAST SBw YORK and VAN sINDRRN AYES Junction: Lots,
called this Bale. EAST NETWORK is
the most thriving SUBURB vicinity Of HewYok The property
RAILROADS. facilities for reaching unequal- All wishing
chase obtain Of the Anctenees and personally
Wednesday next the day 81 sale
liberal Maps the Office Of AucuOnee No. % Ss''aa
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7THS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the

TlNHS 10 ~ 1--WE NOlICt-l nat on the
siFd day Of September, A. ID. 1867 Warrant BankrbPig
was sued agains, the Estate Of CURTIS JuDSoN OF Nevfef
ON the County Of Newlork and state OF Newlok who Pa
"a sdsed Bankrupt his Petition that The payment Of sy
bs and delivery Of Property belonging 10 sneb bankrupt NM
" for his use aud property b oSbStn
10y Laws that citing OF toe Creditors Of the said Bankrupt ptos
their debts and 10 e6ooee Agees Of bis estate MI
heh AZ Cour. IL Bankruptcy, To b holden al - Pine Ssee
the CITY ~ kewiosS, before John Fitch ESQ.,. Register On 10
hsepth da o. NOyeraer A. d. I1. twelve o'clock DNet
1861 X. dEGRAi. &. s. Marshal zs Mr--ens,r
Hex.f otb
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FF'HIS Is 70 CIV NUIICEr-I nat on ue
Il hst day Of November. A D 1907 wsuant N Baniopr
~ssi,sued against ths Estate Of CHARLES T. DiLLNGnAN 10
City Newlo In the Coury Of SewYork and state u Nsfs
who has been audsd Bankrupt on his Petition that u. I
Debts Delivery Property belonging Basil
rup him. his ard the Transfer Property bn 1
forbidden Law that Meeting Of the Creditors tie AID Bsgspl
their Debts and 10 Cheese Que or gnees n. ss
viii held Court Of Bankruptcy, holden Srnesr
Seven Beekmau (corner Of Nassau Rooms aad 10 W
City New-Isrk bclsre James Dwight Register sseDnss
Cay u November, A. H. I661 al tso oeoek p n-NeT 1907
X. MURRAY, Z. n MsTshsl A. hessenfr
Southern Disret Of Ess. lefh
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A. ). BLREcxER AuchOneeL $500.
D0SITIVE ASSIGNEE SALE OF BROOk-
LYN LOTS. TUESDAY Nov y 1851 At II os'Sca a. ne ha
change saerooa beautiful LOTS Of fstessve Hpd
otay BoOklyn the grade aed ready for improvement Wsn
block Leders Park and 10
rsp BY order CALVIN CLAFlh Assignee
FOR mans spoy 70 A. J. BLBICKBR SON Co.. No u Cedar s
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FNHIS Is TO GIVE NUIICE-Ihat on The
ninth day Of octoaeFA D. 1891 Warrant IL Bshlupy
YoTI In The County Of Yi and state OF NewYcrs who has -n
sdudged Bankrupt his o, reoa Jos. me 81 any ~
bis u and he Tner Of Properly by hIa forbidden By Las
h Mtns Of Creditors u the ssd Bankrupt hen
nsb snd 10 Assgnoes Of bis Estate s Be bed -
Co., m aouptcv b. holden the Office AZ the Register No y
IT, s Broadway In the CITY OF Neviork Roes No a.
Sr. sse byo Register ID, dAy Of November
A m ia5, 4 II oc!ock Ie.--NoF. 5. 1861
r. MURRAY U. s Msshs. as Messenger
Southern Disirci Of Nex-YerG
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Goyarimrsbip Nutitts.

V,HE FIRM of BARSTOW, EDEY g. Co. ex-
IL pirss BY its evB usi.ten. A. Bsrs,ov retiring
gpBy Co. 80 tAbBKRT r. xDRY
SswImi, fs, . lNL J. YbF echAtcx oDpR
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on. the
Il frst dsy Of November A D. e;. warTat p BsaiTpy
Vas Issued against the Estate " ARCHIBALD JObksI0S
CITY Of Ssw.York In the Kcx-fok and state o.
York. who has been atjudged Barktup ss Tseuep
payment VI spy teb and delivery 81 properly beoSsns n.
forbidden bs law that meeting Of u creditors Of Toe a ~
Tppt prOve sssgness
estate Will be hed Court q BGakrsptey % BE- hosen AZ
Nassau tbs Ctr ef EswYsk before Eess kstehsm
the nnesecah day ofNo.snbe A d. 1901. twelve oeleck
8. 1907. .... ......... ...., MURRAY, u. n.nhI
'IIN .. as Messenger southern 0isisie, Of New s''
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u,VIS IS To GIVE NOTTCF- That on tho

MID 10 ~ Ulb IL NOIlIE-ln nat OH Jug
Il thieth day Of October A. D. 1861 In Bsninpks
Issued against the Bstate Of SAMUEL BRONNER II TIE cry
Newlrk TIE Comfy 81 State Of NewfaTh uba -
been siudgv banhrp bis iet,oH a tie pssS, q ~
Debts aud Delivery OF Property belonging such hAkr nm
for his and the Transfer Of Property By him forbidden
that Meeting Of the Creditors of The sEd Bankrupt 70 prove sr go.
and ~ Choose ASA Of his Estate VII be Dsu
Court Of Baasreptey 10 " holder At Sgubcr sl Broadway
ofNew Work before Mr. Hely Wcr Allen gs.er on ihe ss'~
day Of November, A D. 1851 al eleven O'Clock mNey 1857
T. MURRAY, L. \ Marshal, 81 Mssspsrf
BissTct ~ Ncufoft
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% Yi.

COX ESD PER CRALDR0N, delivered.
~ Ortsrs MANHATTAN GAS CompARYs once,
Hnsssibk