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4 NORMAL GRADUATE "a LADY, having
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ELOCUTION-A perfectly distinct articuia-
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Corporation AOtitts.

OFHcE THE BOARD or EDUCATION, J
GRAND -AsD bLssrs,
NEw-iORK, Nov q. 1867.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this.
- put the oh d Of December NEXT At o'clock ~ q shCs
will considered for supplying the Public Schoos
under Board Of Eucauon with Books Stationery
Gnd other required Tor the q said schools for COM
menciag W the lst January. 1863
list Of the Articles required viii be furnished application "a
CLERK Of the Board o. Education
TIMOTHY BRENNAN.
SAMUEL b. H. VANCE, Committee or
W. FARR, I Supplies
JAMES b DUPIGNAC.
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IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES for the SOUTHERN DSTRGr q sr s ,4Ty S
BFATrY and GEORGE r. BEATTY, bsntrupts-TO WHOM IT
MAY CONCERE undersigned hereby age notice o. b. appoint
rn a, Assignee Of the Of ROBERT ". BEATTY JOHN .
BEATTY and EORGE r. BEATTY o. The City Of Nefiot 10 The
County Of NesYork said District and Of the estate Of eaeh o. te
ho Were on vengfh day Of september A. D. 1901 nudgel
bnkpts upon their petition BY he District Court OF SAID District
D,i. Al he civ NewYofk the 18th DAY OF November A. d. 5D
IOIIN TODD. Aagnee. No. ~ BIoadEal, New. York CIV
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IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES Tor be SOUTHERN DISTRICT q EN-iohh'-in we
matter OF CURTIS JuDSON BankuplS BANEKr
John ,cTO WHOM 1T MAY C0NCERS The unlsrg1ed bay
Assignee ~ CURTIS yUsON
EewYork CITY the County 81 Newio AMI state OF NeNo
m ssd District been sndged Bankrupt upon h owe Pc
ton by Of sad Ditrt-Daet az NeNfor the
IN y,v,fot.r A d. 1867 T. NJ ANDRUSS. Assignee,
n n At NrN.Y Orkf
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Mrs. KINNEY POEMS.
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POEMS BY ELIZABETH C. KINNEY vol lomo. Price - 90
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Pdcs 81 IS Tbee books ID. b, published early ncIt atek
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Notitss Of Bankrnptrg.

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEWfORk-iS bAEt
RuPror-ln the matiT Of NOAH D. TOMPKINs, BapElPt
said bankrupt having tiled bis petition for dgcaTgs nom 81 m
provabe nndr The act q Congress Of March 1851 Notice Is
given that hearing will he bad the the 1871 Of
1867 Chambers ofthis Court before Mr. Ode Close Register ~
uptey bis oce a; White Plains Westebeser County hes VOTE az
10 when al creditors who have proved their debts and All o
persons interest appear and show they pave WY
The Of the said petition should not he granted And further No
hereby that the second and h meetings Of the creditors o
said bankrupt will be held before the said Register az the same tine and
place GEO +. BELTS Clerk:
f. c. BOwMsN Attorney Me law3ES
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BrookIpu gtul estatt for Sal'.

UIHAT SUPERIOR BROWN-ST0NE FOUR
Toey 1oTsP oo.e entrance 10 Carroll Park for SALE
- Apny 10 A g. CHADWICK, Of President and ConrtstA
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IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Il SrATRS Tor SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NkW-lORk-IN
BAaRurTcr-ln the natter 81 JANB sKElLf Bankrpt-IO
WHOM IN MAY CONCERN; The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
bis appointment Assignee oftee estate Of IANh skkLI1
Of New York the County Of Nswiok aud State OF Ne~i"Ai
within District been aiudged Bankrupt upon her osn
Petition by the District Court o said DctDAted az NeNl 0fA me
JOHN sEDGwICK Assignee,
N3O iAs3wS No. l3I Broadway NeW'iorh City.
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Y THE DISTRICT COTTRT of the United

4
II STATES hr the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEWYORK-lS
BksERuPTCTn the matter Of DAVID p WINNIE, Bankrupt TO
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The undersigned hereby notice 81
appointment Of DAVID p WHINE Of Bfook Eastern
the York the
County NewYok and Of Newlork within said District who
has been sdodged Bankrupt his petition by the District
Of said UstctDad NewYork The 2i Jay Of November
A. D.. 1861 JAMES DAVIS, Assignee, No. "a Pnest
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IN the SUPERIOR COURT of the CITY Of

the SUIEklOh 1ODhl oi nc 49, ~ r,,, ~
RUSSELL aud SARAH his Wife sud MARY RUSSELL Dendans
IN pursuance Judgment o. foreclosure AMI sale made IN 'le above
rt action bearing the 10Th day Of November 1901 William
Richards the Referee said Judgment nsme S expose ar sas On
da of December 1867 u cok noon OF hat d
Merchants Exchange haesToom In the CITY 81 NeNi ors he
premises described a. follows VIZ; Az thai certain lot ~ ndt situate
re Twelfth Ward 81 the City 81 New lork described
bovs wit Commencing Al point on the easiery ns Of we
Kings Bridge dIty three FRET three niche suerr RON
.cry Of te Kings Bridge road ald lsh BRUCE
etstcry hundred and four feet nn inches 70 A
MONT daui rone ret souhery the souhery line o High
Bridge souhcy auue 40 right auges 20 th Bridge
ave feet inches enee westerly ninety sin feet eleven
inches point the easter Inc Of The Kings Bridge rsd distant
feet inches souherly from the point Of beginning and
cncs along eastery e OF Kng Bridge Road thirty
inches tho place % beginning be s @ dimensions more or
l,-Dst,d Nee A OH Nov. 90 1907 MM RICHARDS, Referee
THOs. ]. POW hRS. P.slnlLIs AlioIney
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L STATEs fr .ie SOUTHERN DISTRICT ~ MEMORIALS
B,NktrprcN-iu matter uf ROBERT W. BOYD, Ba1mPtAt
he C NegYors 70 sid District the 2oh day Of November
1862 To the creditors ROBERT NJ BOYD Take notice that
petition las ld 10 @ Court By ROBERT W. BOYD OF me
az York. and state OF New York IN san
district bankrupt under the AZ Of Congress Of March
1857 Tor discharge and certificate thereof from an lt debts ana otr
sIi that the twentieth Jay Of December
merit a. Number 30 lirest IN the city OF NeHiork,
M std district Mr. John Fitch Register iu BaukuItey =
hearing the when and where may senl aug
the OF the sad petition should
ma h. grpi And further take notice the second and third
ss sss Of the creditors said bankrupt viii be hc at the sane
ue purposes named the Twenty e'elh aud lNen
eighth Sections Of the Bankrupt at Of March 100 -
S3i lawJaS GEORGE r. BkTTS. Clerk Of The District Court
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IN BANKRUPTCY.-ln the District Court OF
the United States FOR the Southern District Of Yorku the
matter Of JAMES SHEA Bankrupt Notice - hereby gwen that a
By JAM ES SHEA In said District
duly declared Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Of March 1884,
for discharge and certificate thereof from all BIS debts and other
proyabe the ninth day Of December 1901 at
O'Clock Oce'Of Edgar Kecbum, ESQ., Register 10 BANK
ruptcy Nasu in the New York. IL assigned Tor the
hearing q the when and where al creditors who have proved h
debts attend aud oE cause II any
ev nave whv PRAYER petition should not be granted
And notice given the second and third meetings OF Ci
tors The Bankrupt required 2 Path Sections Of The
Act OF will be held and place Dated
Sis t,%itS GEO. p Belts. Clerk
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CIR OF NEwloHK; DErlNTsEyr OF FIS1ses.

CITI NKw-lORKs DEPARTMENT OF fiNAScF,
O RECEIVER or IAIfS,
NV COrRT horsE, PARK Nor 4, l8oL)
ITO TAX PATERS.-NOtice is hereby gIyeny
that on. per cent added al Tres unpaid tie LEI %
December: also additional per December "a
unpaid January h Interest AZ ne fst~ 90
twelve aunu calculated from tb day The books "er
"a ons, MI bs received aner clock Ohoe hours from
ia NJ MI BERNARD SMYTli. Recevfr
oVvcK CRoroN AeuEDucr DEPAErNHsr Noyemtsf ~ so
ITO MACHlNISTS-SEALE PROPOSALS
will be received at ofce until II O'Clock Of SAT- Datg
1867, Tor the supply Of 800 WATER METERS No''lsa'
following FyceigEhs OF AL lrh " si
and hnch the qusuty Of each repaired to be tsteane ~
Each proposal must he indo Proposals mf ACT w
ters together xth bidder and date of oheIEg
The amount required viii be one Thousand Dollars
tho Meters snd blank forms OF bids can &c hAa On l
'-N'A =" ' ~ " THOMAS STEPHENS, } Cfoop
ROBERT J. DARhAGH, Aguedsf
A ". CRAVEN boAn-
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Guantrp atal 6siatt for Salf.

ALL WANTING FARMS,-GSood H., sol, mild
40 Improved burdfeds settling InomA"on "hse "A
go. n X. LANDlS. Nineland. keR.JeTsey
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A II ORANGE, N J.-VlLLAS, VILLA Sill rs
n FARMS great VARIETY beautifully n t SS,, ore SoR
H. se.n or year by BLACKWELL SMITH, NO zS Brosd"Ay
E,wYork 10 II A. M Orange Nam and Cone s TOO
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IN the DISTRICT COURT Of the UNIFIED

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
i STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEWfORk-n
The matter Of GEORGE MANSON, Bsnkfupt-lS BANEUPrsr-
city Of NeNYork 10 said District the 2Oth day Of November
A. iao the Creditors Of GEORGB MANSON: Take nouee
hsta Petition hls been dd In said Court by GEORGE s. MANSON o.
The New York County OF NcWiork and State OF 10
said District, duJ declared Bankrupt uoisr tho SO Of Congress 81
March 1861 Discharge aud Certificate hereof, from VI bis Debts
Claims proabe said Act, aud that The euh day of
u o'clock A. Number ~ Pnest 10 the CITY Of
York District before Mr. John Fitch Register In Bank
ptcy assigned FOR the hearing Of the When and where yen may
attend aud show have Why The prayer Oi he Ad fet
uou should not be granted.
Ana further take notice The Second AMI Third General Meetings
Of the Creditors said Bankrupt viii b. held at the time ant place
m the purposes named In the Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth Sec
lions % the Bankrupt Act Oi March 2, 1861
I.al.S GEORmR v REIrs Clsk of the District Court
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IN BANkRUPTCI.--ln the District Court or
Uued Southern District Of NeWYork In the
matter SIDNEY LOCKE Bankrupt Notice hereby given that
petition has filed IN said Court by SIDNEY LOCKE In SAID
District duly declared bankrupt under the act Of Congress Of haa
1857 for discharge aud certificate thereof from all bis debts ana other
claims pr0yhe said that the seventeenth day Of Dem
her, 1861 at II o'clock tho Office Of James Dwight esq Regis
ter Bankruptcy, number Bekmanst the City Of Eewiork 10
assigned tor the bearing Of the when and where All creditors
Who have proved their debts and ether interest attend
they have why prayer said petition
should be granted And notice is further that the second and
third said bankrupt required by the 2h aud
Path sections Of the Act Of Congress aforesaid will be hed the
pe-Dad stNewYork the 18th day Of November 1861
Mo iaw3wS GEO =. BELTS, Clerk
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DRIDGEPORT.- beautiful little FARMlS--l2
ID 80 .rselpt land delightful location Easy terms address
n RIDER Co. No ilO6 Fulton ave, Brooklyn, or d. Ia RIDER
No Pne-gt. New York
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A LII PERSONS wanting 10 BUI or oEIL
~ CITY RESIDENCES TBNEhBHfS STORES, LOls sUbDhsAh
VILLAS FARMS should ea M OF ens Re.re , aP 70 20 ''
To- STANLEY DAYS REAL ESTATE CIRCULAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-30

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES or the SOUTHERN DISTRICT N hkN fOkh-ln ne
matter n FRANCIS W HARTLEl Bankmpt-N BASkhuPrct-
no WHOM m NAY CONCERN The undersigned hereby gives uohe
d his anDoutent Assignee 81 he Estate 81 FRANCs w hA'
LILY q ne 81 NeEo. 10 the County Of Ne~io m ,A9 D,.
tcf and fourth day VI October A. D. 1907 sded
,ufr1r mon retor te District Court % said Dsti
Dated AZ he Cty 81 the h JAY % NoTemhe A. d. o
foIlS Touu kssguee u Nels York.
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IN thc nISTRlcT C0uRT OF the United

4 SrtTEs Tor Toe SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of BW-iORK-IS
he natter Of AUSTIN BLACK Bankrupt The
undersigned hereby Of ba appoutment Assignee Of TIE
estate T AUSTIN BLACK Negiork Cy in The County snd state
Of NewYork 20 ssh District who has been auiged Bankrupt gpn
hv ~ said DsrctDated az New
\ - cJi- Nov n Ia- FRANCIS C. BOWMAN, Assignee,
NJ p,ekr st NasA 0rkl
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Y tho DIS I,hII y NUUhI OF TIC y LED
Il STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEN.lORk-lS
BaSKRCrrcrln She matter Of CHARLES H. McCl LLOlGH Bank
Number 80 Hasan street Ia The City Of Newlork In said DIS
t the 10Th day Of NOVEMBER s. d. 1861 To The Creditors OF
CHARLES MCCULLOUGH; Take notice that Petition has been
filed In said Court BY CHARLES H. MCCULLOUGH Of tht Cy OF
Newiok County Of NegYork and State Of In sad District
duly declared Bankrupt under the Act % Congress of March @ Tor
Discharge and Ceraie thereof nom all bis Debts d other ca
proyc said that the seventeenth daJ Of December ne
o'clock Number 80 Nassau street. 10 the CITY OF Newlork
IN aid District before Mr. Bga Ketchum Register In Bankruptcy
assigned hearing and where attend
and show have Why the prayer Of the sad Petition
should granted And further take notice that the second ana
Third General Meetings othe Creditors Of said Bankrupt N he held AZ
the time aud place the purposes named the twenty seventh
and Twenty eighth Sections Of The Bankrupt Act OF March 1901
NlJ isw5sB GEORGE r. BkffS CLERK OF the District Court
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II PnNoFoHTH hAsrF'orlE ro1.i t,h ihs 'l'snnon ~
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Gitu Sfal 6statt for Salt.

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Inv. for sale number Of valuable PROPERTIES on LanreE
o,rn 7s,Oo erloo 2Iloo ke also similar Properties in that
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ELECTION ON COUNTY SEAT.
)TICE is hereby given, that on

NOTICE is hereby given, that on
IN TUESDAY, MAY 2lsr, 1861,
an election will be held at the several voting
precincts of Doniphan County. Kansas, on the
question Of the permanent location of the Coun.
ty Seat OF said County; said election 10 be held
and conducted according to the provisions Of
an act entitled "An Act providing for the Re-
moval Of County Seats, and the Permanent Lo-
cation Of the same" Approved March ., 1868.
By order OF the Board of County Commits
sioners of said County, on this April 4, 1867.
CHARLES RArPELYE,
April IL, lS67-6w. o. County Clerk.
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Notice.
NsaB<,e.

&NO9SCCs
ITO Mary Phillips Fanny Danbill and George
4 Dunbili, non-sesidests Of the State Of
Kansas: Take aotiee, that on die ia .day OF
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In sovneAip foss. Il sa.gs tsenty sso. Ard 70
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deceased. and Mary Ana Ladd, sxesussi No.
vember 24sh. 1855, % Robert N. Phillips alsrs-
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lee7.s6 raa ALBERT PERAY..
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Execusors' Notice.

EXecut0rs' Notice..
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the Estate of William Mauck. late Of Doni-
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wisEsnebusI, Kings Co., New York.
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HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
2 AUCHU
Il certain cure for diseases of the
BLADDER. KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROP
~, ORGANIC WEAKNESS. FEMALE
COMPLAINTS, GENERAL DEBILITY.
Asd ali diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in --.
L MALE OR FEMALE,
ftsn whatsver cause originating, and no mat
W. Of HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these organs require the use of
Q diuretie.
Ifao treatment Is submitted to. Consumption
81 Insanity may snsae. Our Flesh and Blood
are supported from these sources, ard the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
hat Of Posteity, depends upon prompt use Of
sslaSle remedy.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
Established upwards Of 10 years. prepared BY
II. T. HELMBOLD,
DRUGGIST,
ssI Broadway, New York, and
10l South 10th Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
feb. 81. 67-ly.