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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-23

great staples and her slaves for while says only for While!
But England did not want that 1t would be death to her.
She have the South and the North just where they
are and much bad feeling between them as she can en-
gender Let every section of this country try to be aware OF
Engands plans of the eternal undercurrent growl which
her emissares manage to keep up under all governments
where she thinks it polite discord Let them try and
have enough turn aside the evils she may hatch for
them in the future and they will soon find that England will
be of the cvet and humbest powers they will have to
deal with Leave hobbies and facies aside and go in for
America whole and undivided Those who do aspire to
initiate the ordy despotsm of the greedy satellites that
surround king find it easy and pleasant task, and
those who feel their pulse beat quicker and their hands
grasped in the aernal clasp of brotherhood in all sections
of this glorious Unon and feel that they stand in all mems
presence free and unshacked 1t will be part of their
guard their liberties it is to guard their
lives and may political teaching them from
that faith. Yours Z. E. e.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-23

Ireand-her friends friends her enemies enemies
This is the comprehensive political belief of Irish voters
All the twadde that be got up about bonds tariff suf
frage reconstruction and the infinite multitude of hobbies
that public dsurbers ride to DEATH sink into nsgnfcance
IN the presence of that hrcesanctfed creed The pot
clans ought to know it, Yours fraternally
JOHN MULRoY.
KEMARKs-n point of principle there is the widest pos
slbe difference between the Republican and Democratic
parties The is bound to befriend liberty in America
ireland, and all other lands The other, not
The Republicans haze displayed friendly feeling towards
the of Ireland And if England and bigoy have got
among them such tools Sumner and Stevens have they not
hundreds of similar stamp among the Irish themselves?
Perhaps Captain Mulroy has heard of such Cardinal
Cullen and Bishop Duggan.
johnson and Seward betrayed and deserted the Radical
party Yet Johnson and Seward the American Executive
They have been for the last three years. During all that
time they have played they still playing into the
hands of England They have left hundreds Of American
citizens of Irish birth in English dungeons. Yet
johnson supported by nine out of ten of the shmen of
America Is it fair to charge this crime the Republican
party? What say you, Captain Mulroy?
The Irish citizens of America compel the Repeal of
the Neutrality Laws whenever they demand it ln downright
earnest This is simply what they have not yet DONE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-29
BOARD or srPEHvGSn,. oIyler No. cJ' ~, nALh
NEwioRS, October ~, lt6' }
VHE COUNTY of NEW.YQRK Is Dl hereby J,

Y'IIE COUNTY of NEW -fORk Is hereby
divided BLBCrIoS Into twelve Retain Districts I"
follows ~ m
PasT DISTRICT composed the First secod Third aud Ph
election aud OF the
10 be u supervisor Smith, No; CITY Hall
SECOND DISTRICT composed Of tho fourth anu slish
eierion aHd OF the poll @ !" 10
returned Walter Roche, Nc 3lt Peariseet
THIRD DISTRICT composed ~ the seventh and hrtern
and oneeopy w
retained 10 supervisor Wiam ~ Tweed No. 2Jl BrosdNay
FOURTH DISTRICT. eamposd VI the Eighth snd Nn,
The ou. statements d election and one eo Of the poh" Dc
turued to Supervisor Andrew Bieakcy No CITY Hal
FIFTH District composed the Tenth and Eleventh VANS
The original statements election and one copy OF we PoEhN 10 No ~
turned 10 Snpertlsor Audraas wllnahn No CITY Hall
statements election and one copy 81 tho pos1 20 be
returned Supervisor Joseph Taylor No 7tiy Han
SEVENTH DISTRICT, oonpOe, OF tho fnafteeln 10
OF the P1u list 10 DC %
Supervisor James HAYES No 200 Kiln street ,,,
RlGHrH DISTRICT eomposc OF Tho flneenln iho S
o. the poll Hat 10 be teturn 10 ou
peror Ohsou Blunt, at No. li8 Ninth street ar, =,
NINTH DISTRICT, composed 81 the srteenm iu R s
" tho poll list TO he returned 10 W.
pery.or sheridan shook No. I CTS Hall. 49, ,,--,.t
TENTH DISTRICT composed Of the Neyeheenh Naf
nal ~ election anl " The poll t R W
the Gerson ~ Herman. az No ~ f,t Iehth street
ELEVENTH DISTRICT composed u ihc hghtesnh Ahi
hrst WrisThe original statements ~ electon shl one copy " ~
poll list IL returned Supervisor John foI AZ NO wy ~
TWELFTH DISTRICT COMPOSED OF The TsrnNeh Ahu
second Warislbe original statements ol election an ess cop ~
poll list to be returned TO spekof John Bhee at No INN"
ihri street ... . ,.,,,,o -
~ order VI SIC BOaIl JObEPh D. lol"u N'"|
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SCIENCE.


p,. C,-rr,xr TrAyEs.-The Journal des
VsiieyIes contains article on the virtues
= ,ns S rern are much used by the country people
AR tea I'm eases Of difficult Digestion WIN sugar. ts
& res S. Biucner has distilled these leaves
h the same way those OF peppermint 5alm; &C. the
n,,i.r, hei,iy stopped when the LIQUID Ohtaineu u
I IN weight 70 the substance employed The leaves
sSo1d be handled as little as possible n order noI 20
So,d Vehlce for all stOmacic pOtioGs and viii Keep
without change Tor Two years
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS name has been
riyen by Messrs Rowc Mills Of san Francisco to their
Invention for mounting photographs The new u eVlce
consists IN carefully dyestlag inc kehesseS ol stce
poTtious az the card, paper OF OthI updquo ~ we 10
representing the back ground aud NOT csSelai 10 tno
therefor background landscape on hnOtneE pm,
divergiug upward from the plane TO the likeness mu ~
ranScncft s that when viewed with both eyes through
4aguifyiug lens, the recedng landscape, INC 70
the view Of natural objects, acc obtained CONSEQUENT
giving most vivid impression OF ne nE or tie
gearing the figures may be collected IA t9upni az
scenery 81 the background may DO VaHeu "' 'no
Of the boholder E.
FLuORINE.-Many attempts have been Tor,
efly made obtain this highly electro e v
in separate state, but without success est5 dnode "
isad either with nitrate OF potash DnoXide OK manga,
nesc The result OF this operation Is gIseut' "a
nv ,ng TIDE mi xture over heated oxide OF Oarum Inc
biuoxidc Of bmium formed while the nuolhe - iet
an olOrresenbrg chlorine 1t decolOrzes ihGigo leu
Gems htnus fumes on coming IN contact WIN an; sIes
hvdrocbortc acid; With hydrogen IN diiuse Sh
farming hydronuo acid and last, IL combines WITH an
metals excepting, perhaps platinum ana gold NJ ffat
experiments are to be repeated before committee IOh
lie French Academy OF Sciences. He seems To nave Sc
ksted most direct path TO success by first obtaining
mixture of two gases which, it is well known, 40 not COM
bine chemically.
THE INTERNAL HEAT OF THE EARTH.-Dr.
ynlus ScltyaiCz read paper tins subject before tue
British Association, which he concludes that the alnS
eut cOrOares q the centrlire doctrine We're n9V aHo
oua;e TO Cxpin the different groups O. natural pho
nomeia for the sake OF which these corolales were
6eeed essential 80 years ago He adds some Suggestions
a. Ia how experiments should be made I'm order to atcer-
tain the temperature Of the earth ut diuerent 1epts
simultaneously In different quarters OF tho gioDe SlI
Charles yell said he glad TO know that tbe su9eC
Of underground temperature TO be taken up NJ me
on the British Association lie had long Oeeh
Convinced that fT the evidence now goes ero ~
Increase of temp nature very geueriy as We deseSu
nom the surface earth far into the interior ae
We can enter II mistake 10 suppose that me pest
observations indicate uniform increase. IDlt ne pc
Eeycd would be Of the results OF the inquiry D
would also great point 10 ascertain what was tne
amount OF .lcce OF temperature at different PAGES
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ADRIAN H. uULLKH Auconeet .ox.
| - . CAL of NAIIARIE PROP

'AkIIlIU.NS S SRha.ng AZ nn,n,nisaHsT n, ORDER
of Oh. SUPREME COURT ADRIAN H. MULLER, p. n Wibklhs
Co viii eli al auction WEDNESDAY. Oct 10 at u oeloes
TIE Exchange sscroom No III BROADWAY under Ins ava
lamin w Bonney, esq, Referee; -, - 1880,
MADISONSTFive lots, WIN The bnck dwelling houses .l,
,nse on tie southeast Madison and Scammsl aud Known
a, Nos 9J az 3Ji, $50 and 1913 Maifoutt -,
EAST BHOADWAYThr lot and dwelling lone No " r nI''
s5 s' Cur in psnItioo Terrs a. Ans VI sal, it2)
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-MoaAp wilkins, AnctiooeeE
, ond IDI M IA We

rMoaRs wmuSs AucioseeE
HOUSE md LOT No. 1l3 West Twenty
/ 4 .ovrnhst At Aurtor-B H. LUDLOW Co VII sell A. suo-
Ton on THURSDAY Oct a. 1851 at II oclo Tue EhchAAke
salesr6on No. Ill broadway u -. 49, -. 49,.
OIJsR No ia West Twenyssyenth st. n"h
| near srtae House 2ll6 feet aud extension o. u ret "a hae
orlr and has All improvements Possession NOV l. 100
o 2,9aa 900 remain bOld aud mortgage 81 Pr shI
Man. &c at No. PiHe Vt H,fol
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rI,UfS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on d

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on the
va, Issued sgsin., The Ee Of FRANCIS oCOSNoR Of NeN York
CrT Ia tie County Of New.lork. AId state Of keyios
adag BANKRUPT on ls oeh fs;oui hai me l
Delivery ~ Poperts beolg 20 rc BANK
upt TO b or for HE Property by hin
forbidden by Meeting ofthe Creditors of the -ai BANKRUPT
TO of bis
yin he held Court 81 Bantmpe 10 he hon Al hpm No No
rore Nassa n the CITY Of New ort before Me
Jamss Dwight Register eighth eAJ Of hoember d. 1901
X MURRAY L. Marh,l =, Messenger.
Southern District OF kes York
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Corporation 0Oti;ts.
CIR on EEw-iORK. DKPAKrNsNr o. FINANCE,
u....-... =. A rnn HrlriNn "A M Il AKKs

BUHsAU o RTcKVEN % TAXES. Z
FEw CoURT-llouss, PARK, sept 2, lbL)
NOTICE to TAX-PAYERS.--NOtc Is hereby
rrn that the Rolls Tar Books on Real snd Personal
E,ste M the year gT have delivered and that all iate
and this once Payment thereof eau he made
between the and deduction al The rate OF
seven Der snuum calculated from tie date Of payhr u hs
afso,,ml,sr BBRSARD sMYTll Receiver
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,VHIS IS TO GIVE .NOTICE-Ilat on the
Nurtfeuth - Otohcr H. o. - N.rmut II BANKRUPTCY
Va bsa,d against tie john CAMPBELL Of C"ckr
The Couaty anil 81 Nrwlfk sAo - tru ssl
bankrupt bis Petition th ih payment aur p p.y
e .ny r uy ho Hs to sach B.nkra 70 ln % or hs o'
al the Transfer ~ Property BY hn s rd en- by Law ihat
Meeting ofle tTlor Of IL % Bankrupt o. pnetrr Dtlts. ard
Choose Assignee OF Ls Hisie, III bs bed r. Cog o
Bsuirupcy ~ le l-a 20 No. % Pm u New York before John
70. ~ sfsr ia Eighth las o. November A. D. g. At 10
ocloch u-0eL %, i91t ~ RRAY L. Minb1i
a, Messenger southern Dtfret 81 New York.
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Boaro anS Hooms.

8oaro anS guoms.
BOARD WANTED-By q young gentleman
I'D wife connecting rooms, furnished slfurristci
either up BROOKLYN partial hosrt Tor geneman private fo
lily preierfed rot above foevehh c Aud IA eosyn con
venent reference and required Address giving
location anil terms (which must asonAble j. o. ibuns 0hos
No other, viii be notced.
BOARD WANTED in a private family, either
~ 10 this city Brc0kn 10y two geatenca references given
required boarding need reply Address H. Nth particulars
Bon No. 10 \. Y. PostOmce.
nUPONT HOUSE-$1 80 per day for Board
ROOM BY the week 60 and upwad without % e.
Corner Lalghi aud fudsOn-stA
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1TU7S IS TO GIVE N0TlCE-That on the

rNIIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-Tllat on the
TUettribin Ls Of utsbrT D. Wsrrtat Bsukruity
sginsi III Re Of rGfufnck LEWIS q ' CITY q
Nrx - Aes-i"k fud state % k-w-t"rk
sgd Bankrupt on BIZ "SH Prtoni tls - pay
mcu ehs aai Dc ery ~ ,uy Pror 1ng 9" sch "a 4
lis snd the lunsrr = i"+fy ~ hn
are irubv Ias tts' 81 ir Gre tier. o. tr all hauk
te VII be beds Cont Of ErHkmItr L. " holden No. D. B"Ct
~ s tho Ci,r sfe Isaiah - ins z, g;cr, TIE
efhteaIh day November a D. e' a. ore "oe T. % Oct ~
1901 , u ~ ,EAl;.
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Professional AOtins.

CHARLES NETTLET0N, No. III Broadway
~ FIRST FLOOR COMMISSIONER Er ererr sas and Territory
mr.. TRALL'S HEALTH INSTITUTE is at
~ Florence lights open at all seasonsi no ee,pr0me Sa
Turkish Baths connection sh No - gt
st The College Term H. city Once Ne 81 SIih ave
DR. ALLENs OFFICE-For private consul
ladies at No. y GreeHWichATe near Iheen'ob
LADY Physician 10 attendance
HAMMOND on the SUCCESSFUL TREAT.
MBNT Of NERVOUS DEBILITY Premature PHYSICAL aud Mental
Of Importance anar work ga
these subjects BY H,sxoSp D. formerly Professor Of an
stomy and surgery Syracuse Medical College Prize =
n,pet cv, BE mailed Authors address Ma x6 kasI ytets
bes second ard TLrases i 20 TO- TO and
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
- ~ sfRIrrIRR VARICOCELR, HBMORRHOIDS FSICLA
and tho more diseases Of the Pelvic Ne under te sfSs
DIXON VI. D.. Editor Of The sealpeL Ons
hour. nom 70 "a N aad " ussiag tDr Ds residence
No NJ Ffh. ave
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That ON the
d. Il ucie 4 w. ts arfsit n LEhrHtJ
lsn- tie erse - ALBERT ~ WRIGHT o NrNlo
g. the ouuiy Nrsiok AL n,tc e Nr~ln Who l vn ~
BE p'un HAT tie payment 81 snf
d-i. Il rroTsrr trnsrg {" sch lrr ~ 70
ta- irn,frr 81 rtr ~ BIN
rl tat nseu. 81 e CREDITOR Of the hl hshtffp,
te'- ~ Dr. estir,
Nh Of Mani lgrsr. he bpn 20 No. y Pncs.
Seslork iekr Jshn i@h rr GA To lhesnh ay o N0'em'
bsfA A ID. 1901, II l. oc'ufk m.--Ortohsr o. lotL
II. AIARAl L. : Air.ha.. - Messenger.
tnnlrrl Nlifltt u York.
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60 Yt


A TASTEFULLY furnished three-stOry high
N op HOUSE. containing IA Rooms Stuyesant square 10
rent at s25 per month private family Inquire o CHAkLAS u
WAKELBY, No. lO4 East feminist
CTEAM POWER TO LET.-A number of we'll
- lighted woodwork soUelL Apply 70 ChkS'
TIAN SCHWARTZ. Ne 3SJ East fiity'thiIist
TIN0 LET-The brown-stOne, four story HOUSE
No IA East Trenthst newly rGtcd throughout Apply 10
CHARLES @. wAKELBY. No iOt Bi,t Tsntb-st
TIO LET in new Houses on Forty seventll-st.,
Third FLOORS Of four and siI room. With gIs e"don
stationary Rent &c u S32 Apply 10 Lopez
DAVIS Thirty sixth Of Pst the premises from
to4pm
TI,O LEASE for Q years-A handsome RESI-
DENCB with Lonse kc. eomplete about oe 10
garden orchard and asp MOustOSn. j. e IL OLIVER NO.
Beekmanst
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NOR SALE MARINE HOSPITAL

~ q X ) A l. l. - MAXINE nOSlI AL
GROUNDSSoice Is hereby given that pufsust TO inc al
tty hy law the B0srt Of Comwsohep created ny
Chsp ISL 81 the laws of 1906 said Board VII sell public ,uenon
the Merchants Exchange Sales Rooms No Ill road"s TIC ~.
Of SeWYok on WEDNESDAY the 2 dsy Of Notemhe reI
The state on Staten Isshi khoxn sstho MARINE HOsPlIhL
GROuNDs which bounded and described follows 70 st DO
,ng Al s ane by tho Intersection Of The snhery soc OF
Sha Known with the easeIy side Of IompfihE ave-
aud running oathey soRg Tho easlsr side Of i ena 80
fr.t more or thence ea along TIC northey she
Aea less 10 lOwwhte marx ON he Dy o. new
Yort norhery along sid bay ~ yae MARI 30 e oie
or hess. point which distant ~ feet and inches oaihtty
Suery Hs Of lands belonging to no t1tei e,ss
:. distance Of Is feet inches theom 70 post Which Noali 10
tsrcd extended os the south vet corner OF s sis o.
ths stsd Stats parallel the dot said 1d thence noIth,t
f the ogth o said lAnhs 0i TIE Inu
Sste along westerly side OF Hand. w ee more OF
son ussy song South st. 5 ir1 mere OF ss 70
o. beginning containing n ae De s sane NOR
or less together vh all tho right title and ute 81 'he oe OF
H.w.Yorh land 10 the center OF The streets ana venus
assL wi be made In parcel " th hshes, Gn9er
bat the Of TIRES hundred and h hosod ao
1890 will he subject reservation OF the use OF 20 mno ~
III grounds and the 10 front thereof a. 'peehd 10
the seventh section ISL Of the laws Of 1870 Tor ue purposes
speosed TOR the period Of two years nom the "a Jay OF
April 1868 The purchaser will be entd 10 patent nom TOE se
enveng said clear u all ncumbrsnees Hotp e
,Usn together with all the lands under water oht o.
said premises so feet beyond bv-waer mara sa1oi ohD
such snd conditions usually contained 10 gh
lands under water Ten per cent o. ,p
the r.ge within thirty days thereafter Maps OF ths properly n ~
.esa a. the Ofce " the Secretary, No " P!ns,s s,
Yott Oetohsf ~
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Sutton gaI,s Of Gtal 6st1tt.
". II. NtLLFA AHrto-~er
DY NSON g. MIL ER
Id AICrIORFEhS AND

Vs. H. NtLtFR AGrto-~eE
DY JOHNSON g. NJ lLLER
ID ATCrIOHFEhS And
REAL ESTATE DBOKERst
No 81 KAwAUlT.. N. CrDGRtT NsvYorE
Pon. Stores Lot Cnup Seats std Farms, bongt , renhst
CHANGED Insn. n.otsd Auob sales Stoek Fu Mi.e ke
On WEDNESDAY D. al II o'clock EIeaanse Sas'FoOa No
III Broadway w.. ..,,. ,,,>.,,,,-v
South Tbr large tuofor Hufe and tfo lots bet~een
Sish AMI seyetsts. house l5I0 extension l containing IL
psuts aud open gsrTet lots are eaehI' H. on1 eta
BILE voolholse &c.
Also. The fllosing Eighteenth Ward property;
JonsOn south .de feet east Of BasksksE lots each
25rl0l
widest ,de % Inches south u Johnson't lots
-,--. ,.,, -, .aisd ppd ,iaeen 70 dane. oputos
IL ~. E sIoaltS :si-.rA Slarissnh W. property;
fssn 18th e Us feet eat Of Msfey.a 10 loa aud soa
Ioutr near iArfhon-hse., ln's
Ptnnst, souih side. near MarcysVe, Slots
Kntledge st, Forth aide. rear Of above, iois
Fro,t.s near FNen.s. z loiA
AZ Omce No 2S HassAnst
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IN BANKRUPTCY-In the DISTRICT
COrRT STATE fus Tho nOiTilk'N DISTRICT
a EENYOlK-n rr m1it,r e JtNKs htNLTr, hsnArs.t:
Hoss hereby peii1 h hen 81 10 sai Court ~
fa ar-i hsr. 9d = thv - II
Corgrrs. 1 dslsrg- s errfte Thereof hna
sll other c.sls sal act 49, ia tle
ss-t.th Narrmher I'M. q oei'ri ~ Tie office ~
Isaiah T. ~ ltrs Ersser 10 ,slArt.tc w. ~ ni A. IN
Of I..In asHIrsi ~ Tie hc'uaz
The ,tac ~ erlt'r' 10 h4s trv-i " debts
sul oArr peisons hir~sr ad eaa'e. any ry
L.tr. -by 90 payer - sth potion si.u o. hf an'"L
tar - ur ri 10 ~ Id I
pace-Dasd at Ne-Yo.s. ~ $3.50 v IT rher
ly6I GEOkIE ,. BEIin, CsTA
Oe p
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xuus.s and cSarms Mant,S.


CARM, VILLAGE or CITY PLACE WANT
EDWlthlb 80 miles q NeWioTk worth from q 900 10 tfO In
the be Prairie Lands IN MnesOta and Iowa Address
MINNESOTA at Tribune OEee. for week
XNANTED--WithinO one hour Of New York, q
w sNUO COTTAGE in NegJgJ depot and Presbyterian
Chureh good and
second half ~ gouui With gaTden Price bJV
cash. Address BERRY, Tribune Office
WANTED to PURCHASE-A fine C0UN-
TRY PLACE With fes Of aGA With Yit and shrubbe
~ depot, healthy locality within 81 the e
Address With particulars and cE price TOMPKSS Tribune Once
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IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
4 STATES g. hr Sut fIlEaS il.rftr - Sk".fOGb-lN
H.xxErrrcv-inile mr q JOS rI = HAMLES, H,atrnrt-
WuOI IL MAJ con EN; 1h- lr,J gives nouc.
q h. .rponut a. cr Of JOSEPH p A, q the Ctg -
Sev.lof g. tie Comfy ~ iot ~ ftt' = SraN"k Sbs
s fs.et b. crl 10 90 lsrsrpi. BIS o"n Pfttu,
~ tie District q sad Dstt'f a. $ss toIs Ills kh
5,r o, Oe,olsr i6l JAIES DAVIS A. Hee
clgl..1. No. 80 finest.
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IN the DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED
i STATES for the SOrrHElN UiSrrlCr ~ EN-iOkN-tN
U,4vgrrr,r-ln tie NJ ~ SEIGFFItD tNiDft ard JULIUS
BLuMESrIAL, Bankuptr-rO wli'h IT NAY CONCERN: he
ua1sr n ! hereby gvc cr ~ pu sent ~ "a e,s 81
STIGFDISD lsOR I'D lgiuS BLuNtNr A. Of BE CITY 81 New
"a tie NraisE anI state 81 NeNUfS Stn Aa
Ds,, have t.,u suir- EanAuFtG Ter oNl rd-a Wy
he Iistrci Cur' ~ .1li 80, i.Nrr.iori OF r. t6i
ms tuUyit. JtiUk F,EstR A..'.n.-a OF Iaw1sTa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-29
inctitts Of Sankrnpttv.
IN flo INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED

IN tile DISTRICT COURI OF the UNIFIED
BaSKErPTcr-In The natter u EDWARD BSLER Banft Ibs
,,a BlnhsP! h,us applied 70 TIE Coa, l an cr Sho b,s
proved their debts and Orr Isrson. 70 ln'er. 70
Cbamr, Of The aid district Court before Isaac DAYTON one Of The
Reg,ters of the sam Court Bankruptcy al Us once Nsoe IS
Bedxsv IA tLe C Of Number aud show eanse
h. S,,r ,,,h en thai The snd Third Meetings Of Cd
II said required by the 2Ith aud 2h seVS o. lue ~
az Copsces a MsTe i97 viii had before the said Register upon
the day may be shown asan 'ho mF ~ tas
"' W v1a, ,,a pS seu.,o. o29 l6W3wTn
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y ~. DISTpIC'r COI'HT of the UNTTED

y the Dis III Z NVITI ~ ~ y ~ u u
BASmrrT0.-lu tie matter u Is Az hal Glnnft -
!OM n Mii COS EsS: The urrrs nj h.tcT gTfs hoce
81 sbouteat Asuenrs 81 tNRA H. HALL - The 'T ~ New.
la,t Of NesYor ASH tate II Nsa l"rf within '1
pret uigsi l,1kuft bis oFn pitns W
VI sad psn,LDai A. Nrsteh th 'u day VI
O,t"irr. lhI JAMES DA'i Va .ure'
4. II
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IN the DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED 4,
4 STATES Er the SOUTHERN DIS RIOT o. Eb"lORK-n the
matter Of NATIIiAIEL DOLE HAns rap'N BASKNrP1cv before
Join Fitch WHOM ~ NAY cost Frs; The md s,
Agnrc - NATHANIEL DOLE OF
Cfy .. Nra-Ynrk Of Sewlok sui Stte Of heS'
ustrlct WHO ha ind.ri bankrupt Giou bis
avn 1t. N iv D!stel Of s uiLplt u Re~-ios
u. 4. d. 1901. l. u ANbflSN, H'ittc ,y
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-29
6iip Stal Gstai, for salt.

EIFTH-AVE., between Forty third and Forty
fourth sFor SALE ioaT HOUSES nssIal
lot 2s feet deep and 23IO lot 2s deep Nth without 'Ab
These houses 10 AL respects equal heretofore built 10 zee
ry For and terms apply 10 IT, SHERWOOD No 40 Fnh.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-29

IN the DISTRICT COURT of The UNITED
4 erITRs for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW.lOkk-lS
B,NKErPTcY before Jou Ich: In The natter o. PETER AhC
UEACON E.nkrat TO WHOM IT MAY 1OSCEkN: Toe nnGef
Z eT s,e ns Of his srpoute zig n The estate 81
PETER ARtiDRACOS Work t the Couty 81 Nexo
r ts Of New-York within said Uet AMI Who has been IN ged
Bankrupt upon Petition ~ The District Coe Of Sad Dstoh
dated Al Nes.inrk, toe 18th day Of October A. D. ~
l. NJ. AHDRCbs, AsiSsee, 40 ~ PnsSI, Ne~'lof CIV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

fHE LAsr OF THE PEsSs.-(iranville John
Penn, tie great grandson Of William Penn.
The Proprietary Of Pennsylvania, died in Lon
don on the 29th ult. This announcement
viii be received with sincere regret by such
O. our citizens as had The privilege of making
the acquaintance OF this es,imal le gentleman
during his visits TO this eeuntry in 1851 and
subsequently.
Mr. Penn was the eldest surviving son of
Granville Penn. ESQ, of Stoke Pogis, who
was The eldest snn Of Thomas Penn. one of
the joint proprietaries of Per nsylvania
Thomas Penn was the ELDEST son of William
Penn, bs his second wife, Hannah Callo~-
bill. We understand that the only surviving
descendant OF the founder of this Common.
wealth. who bears the name of Penn, is an
unmarried brother of the late Granville John
Penn, who was also q bachelor; so that the
name will soon be extinct. There are sew
eral descendants Of the founder, however, Of
other names, among whom may be mentioned
Lord Northland, Lady Geau, and The Penn
Gaskill family of this city,-Philadelphia
Press.