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WHISPERS
3 + oh e : 7

M u 3 t a G b e : !
EoRCED TO GROW UPOSTHE SMOOTH
II ezt face In from three 10 five weeks Nv
using DR.. SEVIGNE'S RESTA URATEUk
CAPILLAIRFs, the most wonderful d lscOyery
In mo1eru science, acting upon the Beard
and Hair In an almost miraculous manner.
II has been used by the still of Paris and
London with the most Watering succezs.
Names OF all purchasers win be registered and
II entire satisfaction Is not given In every In
stauce, the money viii be cheerfuIly refund
Descriptive circulars and testinouIals mailed
free Address, BERGER, SHUTS & CO.,
Chemists, No. 2S5 River street, Troy, y, Y,
Sole agents for the United States,
mch23-eod, tTiW&WIy
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oswEGo, March 25.-The Board of
Trade resolved not TO adopt the GENITAL
system until put into practical opera
uon In the markets of New York, Chi
cago and Milwaukee.
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Portable Steam Eneines.

COMBINING THE MAXIMUM OF EF-
" ncisncT, durability and a,oonorny with
re LniniInu1n OF weight and price. They
ar sle NSlaeiy and fayorably known. more than
- DeII IN use All warranted satisfactory,
o. no sale. Descriptive circulars sent on APP
]. c. HOADLEY a CO.,
feneeod3m LAERSCE, MASS.
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AsTROLOGY.
The World Astonished
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST
II. A. PERRIGo.

MADE THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST.
Madame II. A. PERRIGO.
CHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL,
- ever knew. She restores to happiness
those who, from doleful events, catastrophe ies
crosses IN love, luss of relations and friends
loss OF money. &c, have become despOndent.
she brings together those long separated
gives Information concerning absent friends
OF lovers restores lost or stolen property tells
you the business You are best QIalide-f 10
ful, causes speedy marriages and tells Won the
very day you VIII marry, gives YOU the
name, Likeness and characteristics of the Ter-
son. she reads your very thoughts. and by
her almost supernatural powers unveils the
dark anc hidden mysteries Of the future.
From the staTs We see In the 1rmAnent-ths
lnhlenc staTs that overcome or presdoIninate
III the conngurRtion-froTn the aspects and
positions OF the planets and the fixed STAN in
the heavens at the time Of birth, she deduces
tue future destiny of man. Fail not to
consu the greatest Astrologist on earth. Il
COSTS you but tribe, and you may never
again nave 50 favorable an opportunity
Consultation fee with Likeness and all de-
sired Information, 81. Parties living at a dis
lance can consult the Madame by mail with
equal safety and satisfaction to themselves as
II IN person, a full and explicit chart, written
out, with all iuqulTies answered and Likeness
enciosedt sent by mail on receipt Of price
above mentioned. The strictest secfesy viii
he maintained, and all correspondence re-
turned or destroyed. References OF the high
est order furnished those desiring them.
Write plainly the day ufthe month and year
IN which you were born, enclosing small
lock Of hair. Address,
MADAME H. A. PERRIGO,
p. o. DRAWER go, BUFFALO, n. Y.
nnchS3-eOd ,tTiWGWly
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There cometh glad tidingS of JOY 10 all,
To young and 70 old. to great and TO SMALL
The beauty which once was 50 precious and
rare,
Is nee for all, and all may be fair.
Nv the uSa oF
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81 astan. the facts called for. The new form
No OF BASE. Insert Title OF Bank in FULL
Sli1dTteTIg Teport o. he conditi5l OF The
n n tie State n on he morning or
ne j<Tst Monday Of lss
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Reparator Capilli.


Destructive OF comfort. and not worth ng:
come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
fair,
And rejoice in your own Iuxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
E heads from whatever cause 1t may have
fallen OUT and forcing growth OF hair upon
the face, II has no equal 1t viii force the
heard to grow upon the smoOthest face in
from five TO eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in fEom two to three months \ few
Ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there is nothing that will force or hasten the
growth OF the hstror beard Their assertions
are false, as thousands OF living witnesses
iron their own expeTiencel can bea- wit
ness. But many will say, how are We to dis
tiDsuiSh the genuine from the spurious? 1t
certainly IL difficult, as nlne-tenths OF I e
different Preparations advertised ior the hair
and beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts Tor their purchase To such We
would say, try the Reparator Capillf; II will
cost you nothing unless IL fully comes
up TO our representations II your Druggist
does not keep II, send Us one dollar and We
Will forward 1t, postpaid, together with IT.
ceipt for the money, which Will be returned
you on application, providing entire Satifac-
ton Is not given Address,
W. L CLARK & CO, Chemists,
No. s West Fayette St, SYRACUsE, y. Y.
uch23-eOd -triwsSwly
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Rattan Brooms.
< DOZEN JUST RBCEyED AND FOB
OA1shy CHAA a FERRY.
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for 8tut.
Store Room for hi.
For Rent.
For Rent.

A DWELLING HOUSE ON ZANE s,
"A containing six Rooms. Apply To
mRrN-f PRYOR BOYD L co
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CuNDRIES-A FEW BRLs PRIME MA
- pie Sugar Superior Green. Black and
japanese Teas Pure White Wine Vinegar
tlsd; New No. / Saluron: English Dairy
Cheese; Pickles and Sauces; TaplOca, Pearl
ssSos Corn starch, Maizena,, sc. HeTmeticll-
y sealed SAnon- Aackerel, Goldfish, aAlH-
but, Lobster, CLAIMS and SariineS-
Genuine English Mustard; Salad oil, best
quality; French Mustard; Sap Sage Cheese
Condensed Milk
Together with general assortment Of
Seasonable articles Just received and for
sale low by =
n. & 6. D. WOODROW.
Odd Fellows Hall Building Monroe 81
nSS WHEELING. W. Va
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For Rant

For Rent.
EoUR OR FIVE OF THE BEST ROOMS
DIN - It,e ely for sleeping or once purposes
+ 49,, - oe [eadS april list Corner Main and
AZ Shs IN each room. Apply
t,.,,or 80 GARDENERS
-So-o-t1 l59 Main Sfr,aat
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For Rnnt

1NHESTORE ROOM OCCUPIED BY SrOTST
l. q hennegen. Possession given AMI
lst. Enquire on the premises, 12i Main 81.
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NJ AIN TR U n Il


Great National Pacific Rail Road,
authorized, adopted aud aided by
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
It runs through the heart OF the richest
and most pOpulous section of the State OF
California, connecting the
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For Rent

For Rent.
TNHREE STORE ROOMS, ONE ON MAIN
J. and two on Market Streets. Enquire al
fe6S-tf LEWIS & wooDMANsEE.
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1NHE SWAN TAVERN, ON WATER
Il street, containing seventeen rooms APP
ply 70 ALEX. ROGERS.
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For Rent

For Rent.
THE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED by
L Geo K Taylor & Co., and ]. Clemens &
Co, on Main street; also Easement rooms
finished. Good o1fices in second story, and
good rooms tOr other purposes in second ard
third story IN good order Possession given
TO some roonls Immediately, Others April LIST
Many building lots and dwelling houses for
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS. HORSBROOK.
Once, No. llS1S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs. febS-tf
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IN WALNUT AND ROSE
VI wood cases, portable and piano style,
carved and plain, new and second hand,
from $50 10 $500 at
Jau3l WM- H SHEIB'S Music Store
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6tatlonern ono :fanen GOODS.

GCHOOL-REWARDS, TESTIMONIALS a
- distribution the close u schools Sunday
School Cards Medals Certificates Valentines Paper
&C. New STYLES Of the above constantly being published by
BERLIS JONES, Nos l3i aud lb Wiliam'st
ENVELOPES of every variety OF Color and
a Quality manufactured Patent Cumming and Folding Ma
chimes, which urcs gumned envelope OpeuEnd Envelopes,
together with large variety o. LETTER and NOTEPAPERS
BERLIN JONES Manufacturers Nos 10 and 49, Wuhamst
DDING-ENVELOPES, CNRDS. &c
w just Out The large SquarcFp. the desirable style
Wedding Envelope introduced Mourning agcopc Papers,
Cards and Mm0Ha Cards Of al widths and STYLES o. borders msnuiac
tered by BERLIN JONES Nos l34 and ~ Wiiam.St
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Corporation Notices.

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on The lh day January, 1861, shall proceed
The following Courts be he'd and for the City I'D County
York on the lth DAY Of February, 1876 NJ
panel Of Sc Grand Juror for Supreme Court Ot Part Oyer
and IcmineL gt.--,. ~, -
Two panels IOs each for Supreme Court Circuit
Two panels Of each for Superior Court Parts
and H. @. M.
PArts and II.
panel of $50 Petit Jurors for Court OF General Session
WIN. G. CONNER, Clerk
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srpppup corRT-CUAMBERs

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBbRs.
Held BY BARNARD, Court opens at ~ O'CLOCK
Nos Nos
2t-Daby agt Ericsson. l72-Lester agt Butler
bl-Natkins agt Mzoner l1J--s'aie a5t same
B2-Ihe People rel Mudce l85-Bu agt DohlIson.,
sykes 5-Baulcndhal AIT PerzeL
Cpi-- aQt 2lq-Ilalla rt Carroll
s-Wae AIT IIinslale 2l2-In anr. Of Doll for
l2l-lyes agt Bauer. p0ltneut ls Ircsiee.
l.l-Russel Galah.e. l7-l'rltl agt Ctcse-Iorgh
1f-Wle agt Birisln 22l-BlumeDsiil at Mcl4ugh
l6}-Relpier ag. Willis. 2gl---ast
The General Can Is No. 2il
SUPERIOR COURT-TRTAL TERN.
PART I-Hed by McCUsY, Court opens at II o'clock
27CgBarns sgt The Mayor Alder Jckson 81 3D. act Him
men, &c lkall-Sareer agt BuH1gcr
211l-Case7 ag. The SaTe. I26l1-Ioy agt Poster
23ce e a. agt Spear l53l-Roch Tie 81 f,r savings
Ig2--KuOH sgt Mason. in The City " Nes-YOTk-
2l55-Buce agt Taylor e al 2}i.-Woed agt De Camp
q. -Baly Waters. 237-tirifi ogt Srhrauck 81 al
Zg5-Mc'ou 90 al The Sun zjl-Murphy ict Dugyan.
Nutual Irs Co. .2b1-Bertrlud Hamburg.
PiEr IL-Held BY JovEs JColrt opens az II O'Clock
2gl8-Lvon. agt The Third Ave 2sat-walsl ar. Benson
RAILROAD Co I2kJ-Nhittakcr act. The Eghd
2a72-S,ilrer at The Mayor &C. Ave Railroad Go.
lg-l-Vri4bt Il Dix. .29o9-Silth IT. IrcHtisS
Ii,irgson Robertson. 2990I HASTINGS act isalcS
i292-Ieiech. Rec sg- Toten-
2y-9-Pislon act Tqctson e. z39i-Shafer ATT Chest.
2980-Wdgh sgt Rermau. I-o-iose agI 6talofd snHi's
Carou1is aet Logan. 29s3-Berrau ag- Lang, ct a.
MARINE COURT.
uedby Gross j. Tie Court opens at 10 o'clock
Nos. NOS
3i-Ir,lsev act Cregorv 49-Haigan agt KehOe.
3-sInler at Jackmsrn 50-Sgpp agt Mcha-tt
46-Mark7 agt. Hameratein. 3l-l5oIey az ,D.bI
2l}-Naentue Valentine 5t--liult asL reg
15l-Kinlav act HalEe 53-Iiutcr at Aar01sOn.
2sll-Sane' act. same 5t-Stauss agt. Haygz-
--SchaGr at. Cassidy. 5J-kilgsJerg at Pollock
MASON act S,rece 57-Rcyreut sgI Nils
Jl-tmpple agt Boynton 35-5teplels az. '8eillHs'
l3--WaI Shape. 59-Sei3ierg ast ROOD
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Billiard Gables .

A LARGE number of New and d-hand
IN BILLIARD TABLES with improved combination cushions
which and durable cushions
Specimens tables that have been constant use or many
principal hotels and saloons In this city
Parties intending purchase will fDd u 10 their Interest 70 call and
examine Eoek which the largest and aheS The world boF
~ PiiKLAS ooLLANpER Nos 60 10 6s CrOsbrst. u.E
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proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by
- Eleventh Ware a The Office Of The Cek o. e
Board Grand and Eis until NfDN aDAi
ibs li day January 1861 at y o'clock for ne er"gn a
PRIMARY SCHOOL HOUSE on the NO @ OF
trolnd secotd and D. b. sa1 Ward fns
had Specfeaou House be th once OF W
fupenntsBdent Of Bun No % CrObyst Proposals must
Plate the estimate for esch branch Of the work separately tLd be no
Proposals for work. Proposals for carpenter Wofs o
for painting" Two responsible and approved slrees VI" De re-
uired from each successful bd and Proposal VIII be considered IN
surses named School Trustees the night 70
reject all " The Proposals. for public interest
h DO DATED Dee. 81 l266
HlRAA NlsNhR Chairman, Board OF Trustees
EDWARD AlChbNG. Secretary Beventb Nfd
UNITED sIarEs MILITARY RAILROAD OyuCE,
W1fHfseTOs. D. G., Dee 20, 1866.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
- d. Once until u MONDAY jan Tor The purchase from the
DATED states Of Five Thousand 5000 FOLDED Lip Railroad Chairs
koitab!e Tor 45fb 1T" Rail
Tbee Chsirs stored at the WORKS o. CORNING WINS
S,sols nv be seen AZ this O1oe The United States Quarter.
uSYs one In KeWYork Ctr, Philadelphia Peun Louisville Ky
r. J. CHILLY. Byt Col and A O. NJ. Z. S. Army
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feSai Notites.
NFW-YOPK

NETWORK SUPREME C0URT-ISA-
~ BELLE HASBROUCK, Plaintiff, egt DOLAE BURRELL and
others pursuance Of judgment OF the Supreme Court Of
the State Of York bearing date the 18Th day Of December A. D.
subscriber therein, viii sell tt pubic auction BY
Joseph McGuc Auconeer at the Merchants Exchange sooms
the January
O'Clock the following described property, situated ia the City
Neglok: Beginning the souhwesteFy o. Chatham end
l0yersee thence running uorhweey along the souhery side Of
Doyr dgloac feet nine inches 70 an alley laid ont common Tor
The beue Of the contiguous lots o. The is laid ont thence
souwesr along tie nineteen feet eight inches 10 ground sold
ly said Master Den amin Car) 20 John laocque, thence southeast
the s-veutyrclt feet inches
aforesaid thence uo-they along Chahamseet twenty feet
place OF beginning with the heTetmens end ppuaues tLruutO
belonging Hvwse aVpcuuC; and also All the right title and iu
81 lsc DOUGLASS Adrian H. Van Bokkeen William Doye
John LOcque May Cecilia LaOcque AnOuette arOcqu DOye
Antonio Doy and Mary Green or and to the said alley the Of
TIE said ot Of the breadth Of said Ot subject nevertheless and the
20 remain forever after alley TO Doyer for the use
lots Isaac n
Douglass their helms and and Of ali other who
entitled 70 the use thecoLDate NeHYok December a. 1906
1. d 4lFqv n Y
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CUPRFNIE COTRT-Citv and County of New

> YerEmere Stevenson plagg against Caroline Stevenson
Goraunah hs wife Frederick Stevenson and Margaret hs wife John
Jabz H. LYON 5a Fn J his wife MARY Jane Lyon James D. Iyea
and Mary A. bis wife Hannah Elizabeth Lyon Narsae a Lyon and
whereby Epr,m D. brown Executor Of the win and testament Of
Jane Stevenson made party said action Notice TO
general len creditors in partition In pursuance and by virtue Of an
the fling Of said supp eme complaint dated the 4h dsy Of Scpu
s,' coTiat a Of Tie statute in ac case aGc and provided no.
by or decree oI ogrni on tIe u1. aea snare OF fe
any Of t1e lT " 9.s premises M 5el TO- 70 procure 70
ca i1cgrrsf together ti SATISFACTORY Of the mount
iates thereof respectively The premises referred 10 follows:
All that certain dgs4g o.e and lot piece OF parcel Of land iosie
H.S ana "5sa 'n mp eirSa zap oi t,t TjE pa
Isaac Ludm city S,rgor dated NegYork March laa aulilcd
front By Hester street clcy uorthey by lard formerly belong
John Sman deceased, AID lately owned by Peter Colcr
l4 ys,,eTy by Lana now or formerly oi s eaa N'9 Cs
and length on Tie eaisr e r feet eight inches and o. the
Also al shat oaer certain house and lot q ground situate lying and
side Of Cherry street by ~ bounded
follows Wit Souhe u front by Cleuy street Aforesaid northe
eas;ery ground formerly belonging Henry Haven aud
% "" ae % oS c ant % T 0E q o 5 and re. five
feet in length the eacy side nnetOne feet one inch and the
westerly side niueyo feet be tte same more or less
Also all that certain lot ground stuste lying and being in The said
belonging endn Rutgers deceased and known aId distinguished On
the nOrtheY half OF lot number ~
seven bounded uorth by Division street souher b. the remaining
b,fos said lot westerly by lot number twenty I and e'err by lot
twentycigh containing breadth, IN front ami each
feet 10 eagh, each side sNtyCg feet be- The
and being known hy the number % Dvous.rect
all lot piece parcel oland situate lying and
Eleventh Wan the City oNewlork the Howtste
B ofShef street. commencing AZ point on TIE said northWesierV
side Of Sheriff street distant about eighty feet from The 1ori"csicr
formed by the mteSe stanton and Sheriff streets thence
running @ point along the sad uouhwey eide Of Shcrt
feet thence running north westerly line parallel With
seycnye feet thence running outhwestefy and on
line parallel with Sheriff vcue ami thence running south
eatery and ane parallel With stanton street " TIE
point place Of beginning bounded oIter in front b aacrh
the b lot Of crolut known upon r. s
map 3D. b. lot Of ground former
belonging southwetery v ground sold aud con
yeyei by said Stephen Zcbsoa Mount and OF rDt January
9Th, 1901 ; JoNES, Ktiefce.
No. rs Nassau street NcW-lo rk City.
JAWS ]. BERRrEV Plaintiffs Attorney,
No az llroole street. New y orb civ Jaui iaw6sF
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Marble Hlantels.

NIARBL,EIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superio
4Nk IN appearance more duabe half the price OF marble T.
fTBwAEf No 6O5 siTh-sve., between Ssh 4 9thss
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the
l1 y 10 purehsse MARBLE BAETELs Of the latest designs at
ksy ss trea al A. KLABERB MARBLE WORKS, No. os East
Saa Usar M6FG N hGEte Dgt Ia the COUNTY, CS1h ess
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m o,1 Hor h. WI D M s EY Nooyanr
RosERT A. BAeGrRrY. Auctioneer
CIoEHya pEroT, SoEruEiit a A'S ,ss.

PHILADELPHiA December 81, 1865. 5
GALE OF DAMAGED CLOTHING AND
~ EQuIPAGB. -.. , Il, ,.-,..l s.....
NJ The Shuvl Arsenal Gras Ferry Roa' Pa pa'a Pa on f
bay H. 1851 al 10 6c'ocs aud viii De cel11r i
ksy until al sold The following named Mc1s O b-HL
ELOTHING AND EQUiPAGE. viz ~
Wool Blankets Rubber and Painted Blankets Infantry Goats Great
Goats Jackets Tro0ssrs Sir Dlrers Boots Shoes B-.cs
Epsies Shoye Axes PcAH Cau'eels Hospital Itu's W aI le
Ebey and Common Tents. HacsacL kuapsas SocAls Scales
tBrsssl Musical Instruments, etc. etc. .
The Property removed within TEN M days from day OF ale
viii be- furnished upon !c-ou 81 tbs once or 10 the
Once Of =.
ARMY CLOTHING AND EQJlPAGE No llJS 6lfarlst
TFRrs: CASH IN Government tan-S -
By Oge7 Of Bg Brig Gsl $50. j. CBOSMAN Assistant Quarter
master Gen. 4. s. ARM. -
HENRY W. JAMES.
Capt end 4 O. H.. Bet Maj, T. s Army
Executive and Inspecting OHcer
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SUPERIOR COURT-ePECIAL TEEW-Jan. 10
Justice ROBERTSON.
MARINE COURT-JAN. lO.-Bcfore Judge ALKER.
LLL-Ln sAL-LI ANn LALsE LMnELsMNMLNI.

Margaret Bo..son ATT Virginia PlcauL
From the evidence IN tins case, 1t appears that the
plaintiff was of "a number Of women employed by the
defendant i'm the manufacture OF feathers and other
adornmeuts pertaining To lady's hcaddress. Prom
fine To time the defendant had missed number OF art
clo, but had no suspicion oi her employees Finally
very valuable feather missed under circumstances
which led her 90 suspect that either the plaintiff or GER
TAIN other OF her employees had committed the theft.
The painff the request of the defendant, allowed
herself 10 Doe searched undressing herself voluntarily.
Tho missing feather was not found her person Dur
ing the search the forcwOman and another OF the en-
Moves guarded the door For this fOrcbe detention and
Inc m1utltiou thus cast upon her character she now
brings suit The testimony Of the defendant showed that
after the search she found the missing feather pile
OF boxes I'm the passage leading from the room IN which
tina search had taken place and i'm which the women were
employed, and through which the plalntti IOIeWonan
and one other had passed.
Al this point it being ascertaned by the Court that the
plaintiff was under age, and incapable OF bringing the
action her name his Honor dismissed the com
plant
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furnliurc.

pEDR0OM ENAMELED FURNITURE of
) warranted marufeare Also sol Cduant md Walnut Cham.
der Suites plain and OrHanertal ~ T. FARINGTONs No SOS
Canslst opposite Wooster Established 1879
FURNITURE, 0i-cloths, and Carpets of cv-
II err descltol also Bedding Par0r and Bedroom suites PaO
kors atBENDALLG SCOTS Of Canal Huls0nst
Payment taken BY weekly % monthly payments preferred
DICKHARDTs Extension PARLOR BED
STEAD took Silver Medal % last Pair American Institute
rev arcut TIE soled; II equal
ba ns.fs Can Be te IN sofa and chair 10 suit The space Fa
fory ara gaeoom 67 etckert q Sullivan. Also all
bhi Of 6rgt cass Furniture band and made = order
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Nsr Yots. Dec. 81. 1855.

OPARTYRRSHIPNoce is hereby uen ths TIE rnters
fve formed limited PARTNERSHIP pursuant 70 the laws Of the
STATE OF for the purpose Of uslcnr the General Stationery
RAM Eoo Manufacturing Printing Business. tha the or
fn which said partnership is 90 Pc conducted j. WI H. &
NHfR that a. Arthur 1 abe City of BROOKLYN has
fov state of NeaYork general partner and at WILLIAM
COWNR who reside, tie City OF Heulors and state o. Nea-loE
the rec nrrer: tiat tie si VIM Bovine such special psar
contributed the Of 1900 m cash a. the common siocA sg4
th sad CopsrneTshp 20 commence OIL Che li day Of January $780,
BID terminates the 5st Dr. o. pcceIher i6ll
va. u. ARTHUR General Part1er
WI. BOVINE, SPECIAL Partner
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DEMOVAII.

REMOVAL.
WARREN WARD & Co.. No. 81 CANALSl. -
ACrTiRRRS or WALNUT CHESTNUT and hns
CHAMBER FURNITURE win about the ~ o. heh 70 uti
spacious wareToon corur q Spring a., CTosl - nm,
Of Broadway between the Nicholas and hetropotn roe
have AZ present the largest and best stock Of tHAhbEh FCh
TURF Of any cy which vii sell pnor 70 our feno@
At VERY great reduction in prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11

SUPREME COURT, City and County of
- Ner.York.-THE BALTIC FIKE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Par agsn ISABELLA WARES wife Of Abel Wares and ABEL
WARES her husband DefeniaHu pursuance 81 Judgment Of us
male the aloyeeHue action ], hNHAED g. BbAAla
the Referee named 10 said uuel viii expose e. - I1hh suction
bidder % .le Exchange Slcsrsom No III broar n
CITY NewYork MoHday the 18th Ley Of Jsru9ry 1901 a
O'Clock noon ~ Miller AucoEoc1. She following De-
seribe premises viz AT that certain loi p e'e OF parcel o & W
ur lying being Harlem the Twelfth Ward 81 the Gay OF
NevYo In the block between entyiJurl and
hundred third streets and tc Third and Fourth avenue
Nohery by Olc tH fourth
souhey by TIE center he o tie block between One hundred
and twenty ard ourthttrcets oastery by
line parallel Fourthfe~1e icgci and distant two
huured and dryfye feet cseTy teelom and westerly by hAe
parallel hundred and fort. feet from said FOURTH 'rHue
a. ndcue The said O being twenty-five feet 10 d by one hundred
feet and eleven inches IN depth ou eacl SHE . - ,., ,
JONI Fowler IT, PITS Attorney, No u Nassau street. New York
Dec 2aHJNIu&F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERN-JAN. 10
Before Judge CARDOIO.
DECISIONS
Andrew Henderson agt. L. {. llibbard-See mem
orandum with Clerk
Rccdcr AIT. Isaacs.- Receiver may be appointed.
william Sloan agt. SeymOur.-Defaut opened condl-
tiouay.