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II is automatically stated that one fifth of the
Inhabitants ofthis country and Europe die OF Con
sumption. No disease has been more thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood; there lie
no disease upon which exists greater diversity
of opinion and no disease which has more COM
uletely baffied all medical skill and remedial
agencies.
Some of the prominent symptoms are Cough,
Expectoration, Shortness OF Breath Irritation
about the Lungs and Chest, darting, Pains In the
Sides and Back, Emacation, and general negative
condition of the whole system.
Persons suffering with this dread disease, or
any of its concomitants, should lose no time I'D
possessing themselves of the proper Remedy, In
order that they may stay Its ravagee, and be re-
stored to health. The se.-r,f fst..
REV. E. A. WILSON'S
Prepared Prescription for the Cure Of,
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs, Colds,
AND
'U11, ALL THROAT AND LUNG AFfEeTloHs,
by the use of which he was restored to health In
a few weeks, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection and that dread dis
ease, Consumption, has now been in use over ten
years with the most marked success.
This Remedy is prepared from the original
Recipe chemically pure, by the Rev. EDWARD
A. WILSON, 165 South I'd Street, Williamsburg,
Kings Co., New York. .o-. p.
"A Pamphlet containing the original Prescrip
ton with full and explicit directions for preparl-
case with symptOms, experience and cure, can be
obtained Qrcc of chargel of Mr.. wilson, US above
or by callingon or addressing l
WILLIAMS a HAYWOOD,
Druggists, Raleigh, N. c.
Dec, Is. 1867 50-wly.
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HoRATIo SEYMOUR said the abolition OF
slace'y established military despotism. Gene
raj Grant said not SO, that it secured Uni
versal Freedom. Who was right Croak-
ing " Statesman or the fighting General
And to whom shall we now entrust our
liberties
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The Spanish Revolution

Is accomplished. The royal army is defeat
ed, the commander, Pavia, wounded and a
fugitive, the Conchas who were at the head
OF the civil government have declared for
the revolution, the statue of the Queen hiss
Oeen dragged through the streets of fae cap
ltal by the rebels, the Queens sen-in-law
has been captured, the revolutionary forces
are marching unopposed upon the capital,
the people everywhere fastening to join
'henl-the Queen has fled, Napoleon declines
10 interfere, and aprovisional government is
formed. A great revolution ACCOMPLISHED
almost without bloodshed- Bourbon ty-
Fanny seems to have ended. If the Spanish
people are wise their beautiful country will
oe completely redeemed-a brigat future
"opens before them. Will they be wise9 Our
iaith is small.
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First District.

CT Cobb, Esq, Republican candidate for
Congress, and f. E. Stiliey, ESQ.,, Republican
Elector in the First Congressional District, will
address the people at the following times and
pIaoac. : .N.. n .'--
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
DISTRICT OF NORTH CARoIINA,
L,u. Tosr 1919

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED States,
DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA,
..t.. n lg. . June Term, 1858 J.{
JagU United States Observation-Disclosures on.
vs. ~. House and dot Lot in the
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT THAT
the defendant, William J. Grayson, hath re-
moved himself beyond the limits Of the District
Of North Carolina, and beyond the reach OF the
ordinary process of this Court, 1t ID therefore
Ordered, That publication be made for two
months in the Weekly North Carolina STANDARD.
notifying him that unless he replevy the proper
ty levied on, BY giving bail bond ana pleading
held in the CITY of Raleigh on the last Monday In
November next, Judgment by default VIII be en-
tered against him, and the property levied on
will be condemned to satisfy the claim for which
it has been attached. ,Zl.E
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
signed my name and affixed the seal Of
rI. 81 said Court, at office in Raleigh this 10Th
day of September, A. d. 1858 DaG
N ]. RIDDICK, Clerk
U. S. Circmn Csss5.
Cant % 2l7-w2m.
OcPe 49,
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DiSgusted.

The True Democrat is said to be the ablest
Seymour paper in the Irish District in New
Jersey. 1t has abandoned the Democracy,
and adopts Grant and Colfax. The follow
ing are some of the reasons given for this
change: a .isrs ~
Because the patty that ,oas Democratic, that
promised to tighten the taxes-that promised to
give the country a lao tar candidate, allowed an
ignoble clique of traitors and blOated capitalists
to force their disloyal tools upon the party. Be-
cause there is rebel elements enough in the Dem
ocratic parry to control the party, and we desire
to have liberty in the South at least long enough
to give Northern fathers and mothers time to re-
move their dead sons where they can lie hninsult-
cd by Democratic trinket manufacturers.
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LIE DEMOCRATIC PARTY run tile .eou,atry
D ,' "eO', during the four years of James
s sS administration, one hundred and
I y "o"sGnd dollars eue,y single aoeek The
"puollcan party, in three years, has largely
~ t1uced the debt. And yet Democracy asks
Tie purse strings!
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Table of Entrance Fees.

t@- For further information address the IN
dersigned. QUENT. BUSBEE,
sept 19-d&w3ml ~ 5Ef-- Secretary.
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HoRATIo SEYMOUR said that to a,rece,H rec
OIutiOn by force sooud place the Nation fore
most in ooerthroaoing the principles Of eur Co.,
ernment. Grant said not so. And himself
was the leading instrument in preventing
the Southern Democratic revolution. If
Grant was right and Seymour wrong, whose
Judgment is the Nations surest guides
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JOHN ARMSTRONG;,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, m
lover THE N. o. BooKsToRE,) Z
RALEIGH N. c.,

yvyRiAL. EXECUTION, MINUTE AND RE.
i cordipg Dockets made to order.
North Carolina Reports and other Law BOOKS
hound In superior law binding. ,,...
Missing numbers of the Reports supplied aa&
August 10. 1868 T. !" 1SATM
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District Electors.

District Electors.
1sr D1sTRIcT-HIRAM E. STILLEY, Esq, of Beaufort.
asp Gen. CURTIS Il. BROGDEN. of Wayne.
BIRD A. GALLOWAY, ESQ.,, of New Han
over.
4rH JOHN A. MCDONALD, of Chatham.
Eth H. A. BADHAM. ESQ.,, of Alamanee.
9TH Gen. RUFUS BARRINGER, of Neck
lenburg.
7rH W. S. PEARSON, Esq, of Burke.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
To all Parts Of the West
AND SOUTH WEST.

AND SOUTH WEST. H
T>HR BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
i with its thorough Railroad connections IN
North Carolina, and its Western Railroad con-
nections, are now prepared to sell -ft
THROUGH TICKETS
and Check Baggage through from Wilmington,
N. G., Weldon, N. C., (eithcr via Richmond and
Washington or via Portsmouth and Bay Linc,)
Raleigh N. c., Lexington, N. c., Hillsboro. N.
c., Company Shops, Greensboro, N. c., (either
via Richmond and Washington or via Raleigh and
Portsmouth, High Point, N. c., Salisbury, N. c.,
all Stations on the Western N. G. Railroad, and
Charlotte, N. @.
Great Reduction Of Fare to those Emigrating,
Three Daily Fast Trains leave Baltimor
for all parts OF the West. .t.rrfl-.I
Cars run through from Baltimore to Columbus,
Ohio. % q-
Only one change between Baltimore g. Chicago
g C g a faSianapoIis
,,oo " "st. Louis.
Through Tickets are sold to St. Louis, Mo-,
Kansas City, Mo-, Chicago, ILL.,, indianapolis,
Ind, Memphis, Tenn, Cairo Ill, Louisville, KY,
CINCINNATI, Ohio, cleveland, Ohio, and all
principal Cities in the West and South West.
Children under four years are free, between
four and twelve years half price, over twelve full
fare. ~
For through Tickets and information apply at
the above named Offices, where through tickets
are sold, and for further Information address
go a LOUIS THINNER,
Southern Agent B. u 0. r. B.,
L. M COLE, Greensboro, N. c.
Ger. Ticket Ag't B. & o. r. R.,
j. L. WILSON, ~ Baltimore, N. D..
B. g. o. R. R., Baltimore. -
June 81, 1865 28-wly.
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Challenge.

The sum 81 600 will be bet that General
GRANT will be elected next President of the
United States. -z-..
Money can be found at the Office of tn
STANDARD. s5sa ala5E 4a 5s
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Advice.

Advice.
The Republicans of each County of the
State are requested to heed the following
advice:
Let each County Executive Committee
call a small meeting of true and tried men.
Let there be subcommittee appointed
for the purpose of conveying and distribu-
ting documents and tickets throughout the
County.
Let these Committeeman attend their
polling precincts on the day of election,
with tickets, and remain there until the polls
are closed
Let this be done as early as possible, and
all other minor arrangements also be per-
fected before the 3rd of November.
Keep the names of the Committeeman to
yourselves, and don't let the rebels have a
chance to tear or scratch your tickets.
Wherever this method is adopted, the Re-
publicans will find that fraud is impossible
and that they will be able to poll their entire
strength. We therefore, earnestly urge upon
the committees and all leading Republi-
cans immediate action Let them awake !
Rouse up! Is this time for sleep2 The
eyes Of the nation are upon North Carolina.
Why then, stand We here all the day idle ?
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Raleigh, NC, Wednesday Morning, October 7, 1861
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET:
FOR PRESIDENT: s
ULYSSES S. GRANT,
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT:
SCHUYLER COLEAX,
OF INDIANA. ,..,. ..-..l
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Congress.
1sr DIsTRIcT-C L. COBB, Esq, of Pasquotank.
ssp Hon. DAVID HEATON, of Craven.
ard Hon. O. H DoCKERY, of Richmond.
4rH Hon. JOHN T. DEWEESE, of Wake.
9TH Col. w F. HENDERSON, of Davidson.
7rH Hon. A. H. JONES. Buncombe.
Electors for the State at Large.
Gen. BYRON LAFLIN, of Pitt.
Hon. JOSEPH W. HOLDEN, of Wake.
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DOWN WITH THE MONGREL CON-
STITUTION. That as the slogan Sentinel.
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HoRATIo SEYMOUR said that successful co.
ercinn by the North is as revolutionary as sue
cesyuz secession By the South. Grant said not
So And himself led in that work of coer-
cion, and secession was not successful. Who
was right-who was patriotic-the croaking
Statesman" or the fighting Generate If
Grant was right and Seymour wrong, whose
perception is the Nations best hope? ri
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HoRATIo SEYMOUR pronounced the Radi-
cal policya Revolutionary one. Gen. Grant said
not so, but it is policy to put down Revo-
right-the croaking Statesman" or the
fighting Generals And who is the best
man now to put down Revolution2
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HAS d poPuldtfoh VI A,Vee5VOo, SHu ouSuG 10
have at least 100000 more Population is
wealth. Most of those who come are men
of education and skill, and enferprising and
shrewd, and will aid us not only in restoring
our old State, but will assist in putting her
on the way to a condition of prosperity never
| dreamed Of by those whe have well nigh
ruined her. Let us welcome the ''carpet-
baggers." Our ancestors were "carpet-bag-
gers" when they came here The people
of California and Kansas might nearly all
be SO nick-named. Heed not such nonsense.
1t is done for effect.
Contemplating these things in view of all
the foregoing facts it seems plain that every
lover of his country and race should be on
the alert, and see that he does his whole duty
in November. Elect Grant and Colfax, and
you will not be the suajectsof few bloated,
slave-driving aristocrats, mn who conscrip-
ted you and sent you away from your homes,
your wives and children, to fight for them
and their pet Institution, slavery, while they
stayed at home, and carried cat tithing and
| impressment laws, thus accommodating i'm
mense stores of supplies, -ostensiby to sup
port arraies, but really to feed and speculate
upon, and finally, when oNeraowered by the
Union armies, to steal and hide away for
their own private use. No people, in mod
ern times, were ever worse treated than the
Unionists of the South were Women were
driven into camp, carrying their helpless
little children with them, and there subject
ed to the curses and insults of beings calling
themselves men, whose conduct is shame
and disgrace to the State that gave them
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
SUPREME COURT.

H. the matter oe Application Of Commissioners q The Ceua
Psf AMI So behalf of the Mayor. AcmcB aui tolHUnaV VI
Tie tlty ~ NcW-iork, relative %
OPENING AND LAYING OtT
A PUBLIC SQUARE OR PLACE,
HNvsgh aul Fnh Streets sd the fnb and Srth
also street hy feet n width the westerly sle
FRYE glh street 20 FtJhnh sr,eq
~ THE CITY OF NEWBORN.
Commissioners - the Central PARK 30 the aui In
besfofthe Aldermen and Commonly Of the CITY of NcN
of the legislature ~ the People ~ e state
ofNcwYok entitled An Act provide E The lrg ont ard mpTo
o the cts and County Of Arsl0rs passed
April 2ih being present hereby ye notice hat they
intend apply tho Supreme Court IN the fnt judicial District o
the Special Term of sA Court 70 BE- r AZ the
Hall the Cy o Newiork "wednesday, the hhernth lay
the Court that day there
after Counsel be heard thereon M ihe apPohtnentoi 'oHns
aud Assessment 10 the oeeutued matter that
M nature an cteut improvement hereby Intended the open
avlug Public Place between Fhyeghth and
Fifh and Sixth AMI also street
the westerly side thereof extending from Fi
Eh ninth street lasi out y tue COmsourrs Of
the Central Park IN the city Of NrN.lork.
RICHARD OGORMAS, Counsel 70 the Corporation.
Dstei New. York, March 2ist. 1863
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IEop15Li.
OFyICE Co,ebgstl1Ns rRiNrER I
NA,HlNs .r. Asr,h "a, ls6s. =
for ENGhtNiNGS of the II

PROPOSALS for ENGRAYINGS of the IL
L LUS1EA iIN, aseonpf, tae tt. nftae COMMISSION
kR OF Patents in the yrr iDi t l H lONAlN VII h
eeiyed at tbs Oh,e anti SATURDAY aiu I Al Y oeok
furnishing ot r.rctotfIr pages u 1 lNSlhA loNN "
MACHINERY SC. 'Wpsutrs t Ief - tr (omniso1ef ~
of Pate & fort lbtS VIII r lael;ee srd 10
character Of the p.'eat on rsrh iH .tlt.u.
The drawings ST. he furnished :i co tractor Aho NUS
arrange them pages lua,roi ol., ooas stt
AMI pactnrs f = work must 20
fully be pi ha t 1870 which 80
adopted thr standard fIi Tie atrs are 70
he delivered thls ohce ee Of o ~ aud s2tetio 10
approval or rejection oftle Con,r'si.ua p sIs.
Bidders required & IKE ff UNNfior na
the umiersia thst vhsa th ' rrqueii 20 t'-
in,tnol .csyu las trs Boo .'s The whole nuer
Of figures vii lie tsutst, ard paid ur D alou
Awards will be ale 20 ti lorst r tr FOR tie lnterr>
the Government teglri bdl psi ., t u The p
under the i ,ton o! th NJ 0re ful sho reserve S'
right to reject al oi the bus. an,
Bidders procure Ccagrr,snEs ri davlngs Of '
bids rrcr type plate page, r o tier soI VIZ
Tat ne r,f 81 0 tlt Mldei aN
that he tie Necessary c us To- DE- lrs and proper NV
cuiion ~ the work =, .A
No proposal considered ur Pc III BY bond 's
,ecuty the approval uH,t states lg D sin Na!,
poa Sh he accepted viii execute ss ~oA seeo dance ~D "
proposal . - 49,.
Any further Information 20 gl 'e furnished ups
application thus onicr, g. tAr Conn su..f, e PtnA
Blank fprus will De- firu shi tf Of rt" @ ne uno,ss
and no proposal will be considered ~le ,os ~ 'ouoE F''
Herewith.
Proposals will he addressed "The Jo1t Conn,s, on Phnut
Washington u. e. II hy under I'D ulored on zee
r Join i. GFPiTES. ca ge,.onal Pnrlei
~ The period for reccuts PROPOSALS 10 f.s 'ea 4p"' ''
lst DAY Of Mar. l6.
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uA MamnAl,. O,rer 3. d o, rrsv,1LyANA,l

Us MsKsHALs OuoK, X y. % PESSsyLvlNA,}
Pan ApgIPni hATch 70, 1873 !
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
18Th dy ofMarh D. 1863 Warrant in Bankruptcy issued
Agn, lie estate ofGEORGE EVANS OF Philadelphia. the County
~ Philadelphia Pennsylvania who has been ardge
Bankrupt bis Pston that the pImr o any deh aud De
belonging 10 such Bankrupt 10 hn OF TOT m
and the transfer Of property bI him, forbidden by Laws that
meeting o the Creditors Of the said BhmP 10 prove their debts aud
Anees Of h estate viii be held al Court of
Bahtuptey holden No tl3 Walnut At Philadelphia before
Hubby ASHTON, es1, Register on the 9Iih DAY Of April D.
1863 At n o'eloch A n T. g. ELMARER.
hb21 la.3sN L. y. NaphAL 40 Messenger
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3nrniiart.


AT HALF the COST of MANUFASd,u uRETw ufs T..
N FOR SALE-Pe Mntei snl o. al mIhonsr 1870 sh ~ trss
tuTes and Picture Frsmes Farior StaDds FrTe
Coruices Store fable With drawers. brnbe, eis NO. W
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITnREc ,lti c,... o.
ID warranted manufCtnrs A. So 'g sSSEixsToss No 36S
bers suiss nd ornamental AZ
CsuALsl, opposite Wooster ksts6lshed Is+9
FURNITURE, FURNITURE, ART, v,,s.etsr.
r, S. B and in R'bgont hri~een Nores and h,'si
81 s.. 80 - II 6rclas FuRNlllhb s.,,s
ss y, s,,S Paaw psror Lnrary Broos. and DuBs heo"
Of bs as,t s.yles 10 the public, at slo~,.lc rres.
BALL GOODS MAkRAhIEu.
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DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED


IN the DISTRICT COURT of the United
Eastern District ~ Penn,y BASKNrPrCr
Philadelphia Msr,h II. A. l68Ths undersigned hereby give
Asnecs 0f the lnn 81 fLtES
sCHATTE aud ~ B fLuEs anl O. EMILE sClATIE, Of Pha
dspha County of Philadelphia and State OF Pennsylvania and
within said District, Who have been suisei Bankrupt, upon their oNn
petition. by ths said district Court -
CHARLES II. DOWNING. h.. ,.,,....,
GkORGB TUCKER BIsPHAM.
To The Creditor, Of the Bankrupt. Mh2j lswJwM
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Slth 0ublitations.

AMERICAN PHOTO-LITH0GRAPH cos
N OFFICE Herald BUupiNC-Broatwav-Boom ~
JINUE April, NTNBER of the PHRENOL0G-
ICNL JOURNAL fresh AID Among the Portraits ani
Cars-ttr are Adeiua Patti Isaac Jeurngs NJ D. Allen "HTh
Wsern Charles l. Of England hug 6u1 queen l
Greece tbe w. j. RsPsa 3 NJ laAes sa;c Lye'e A. pe
Sol other prominent JrNlsh bi.ilts
Ice. sketches OF IDEAS ID Mu
be Ms T. o. Smith The Family lle
P aud H. Sory Iroriua'e Affection the Rev g. J. Geer D. D.
Courressben, etc 1ice only 80 cents or
wear Al,,s s. r. WELLS No 80 Broad say. Nea.forS
MINI FUN! FUNn-IIave you seen the
STAR SrANGLEU BANSERI APRIL alarge eEtpagti paper
p eou Oiled thg bn With Hcl su5 fsc5 s'1' ios &C. Nc
circulation immense or, 5'eefs Tor whole year SEM
NOW. don't Jear Specimens Address
STAR SPANGLED BANNER. HinSisle, y ".
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slurs,s, Garrilots, 65

CITY AUCTION MART, Broadway ahi
~ Tb,rtyninthst-J. j. HENfN. Aucionser Regular sac,
Horses Carriages Segns Names hohes blnsst Mal
ever WEDNESDAY Gnd AII RDAl. q u oCock IherenA1
driving nug fnr Nc potousmsnt on " .
weather stoek of tie above article a~as 90 ssh'
a sucto prices Cons gnnrtis rvslreuih '"hr'rh
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Gs,iur,s ana I,ta.1-s.

Gttiprt5 au0 I.tai-s.
I ECTURES.-A course o. three pOpuhr Lee
IL will be delivered tie West ia- 80 rst Presbyterian
Church (aear Sev,ntLave spices Of AndrsNa
Division Of Temperance: Macl 90 D. VS. GEO. MINGSS
Trip 10 California" March Jlir r, HOS STREET.
"Conbatveness" Apl eS. IEENfU> T.IaE. D. D'Tsrles
and the TURKS" Tickets fr tie - single ecturs -
oeuts-to b. laor Lestlr.s s"eoek
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Smnstmtnts.

NIBLOs GARDEN. u,,, ,r,n. ~
Curtaip riies "a 8. Terminates at IL O'clock
MONDAY ENENING March -, 1900,
viii be pTeser,ed. for the 9Th time the
PAWN
Introducing Jarrett Palmers ueat Psrsenne
BALLET TROUPE
,tse, Attn. New Dances.
Superb Scenery. DessiHt t',,..e.it
Splendid Elects, spIlseu INaDI ns'' o,,,t.s,,
Rich Costumes, iSoi 'r'ti..ar'
Full Chorus. "IShu i~'''"'A
'A' P'' BEST ASD MOST COSTLY - 49, ,,v,,c,
EVER PRESENTED IN AMERICA
concludes with the 80, ,,,v
DESCENT or THE DRAGON Ply
A TRANSFORMATIONS SCENE. ,
'"A'- or PLEASING DEVICE,
unApproachable fir ia 49, e<,,,,, ,,-,o,- avn rrvrsu
MtrINER EVERY SATURDAY AT OCLOth.
.xd I'm ADJ
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yt1rl nutins.

NEW YORK SUPREME C0URT-CSonntfyS, fyS,S OF
~ ~ ~ VALENTINE BENNFR paaud agt filll
- in"CoIfSA SClISElpFR sbi JACOBlNB PHlLLlflNA
sCuSEnRR Administrative % The Estate 81 jacob seRn
ee.sJ Charles Schneider Roche John = hinehm.n fIsnhh
rrbman Bthase Srpm. Margaret Sctram BfrATc "A eE
m El.ry Gibbons The Board tise if he ~ aLu IupJ
80 Matthias IoIen Aeiankr Marcus, Simon Herman. Henry
n,sler Chae SchneIe David Jones ely Johnes ohn b
Charles Clements, BaihsaT OersafJi mares Is
JosepL Back Margaret Reeuy deindnis summons o Ke
The dtfudauis ah0enaHet: 1ou are hereby n
reaurei the complaint IN tlis action which vii
H. G In e oce CLERK II the city and County Of Ne" York
a ~. m Iu of City 4 fnd 20 serve copy q you
answer 10 the said compau the 'rsb' at bis ohce NO
Cty Of NewiO within twenty days after the ser
~ Of his SUMMONS yol exclusive Of the day oi such service ana
Won iii 10 answer said complaint within ihe time sAd the
lfG In his action apply for the relief demanded IN
~. nplsirt-Dated New York October % 1861
Wv SAM RL HIRSCH Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint the acton Na on The h DAY OF feo
II the CLERK Of the Supreme Court County
ofNeu York City Hall, City Of NeS-lork. .,.,, ,,,r,,
Dated New iorE, Feb. %, 1903 ~ . SAN III nIhs. ~
s,kgt rcrM
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1I,pREME CnrRT-RnRERT CENTER

~ IKEME W. kl .-NlbEhl IN In
- iss'r.t HINRY CENTER sud MARGAEkr " CtNttR -
sif~ fNIL IISIli snI VIRGINIA " JtNIH Biz wife, MARTHA
CENtEH. kiILABEfu MARY CfNltk a,t GEORGE T. j.
BUNuOlN sole surviving Executor and -iee ~ su under The last
will Anl ,laslt of EDWAKn G. CENTER, dec'is-L pursuance
oia gvLt m she supreme Court ~ Oh" state Of NeNl" made ~
sni i,lIirg date r twentieth day ~ March. 4 ID 1
unacgu- tr Referee aVIoui n and hy std Judgment VII
Broadway. Co m C II Sew lori on TUESDAY tle .h 'Y o h
tlusaul g hundred ui tyeglt q twelve oco toou u
" Miller a those r14 O pieces parcels n
anl situate tle ssd city Of ScUi hing, a lerg ani a.
o NJ lr norststy lL aIl West Thirty 'itih
anl Which, W W'u together are bounded and described as ioo.a
b.gurr. te uo'he,'-r - fh syern aud Ne Thirty
uuHiut along the uoA'fy lice oi
hundred aud tarufve feet trnre north va.tey Tafsi
s sl " feet eleven inches, Nt1'e ril eary
parallel with feet thence south hacst'sy parallel
inches. fltlrF ~uIil
p.ra Nh said hundred .eei T. tie westerly H" 81" Fh
thence
rho place ~ beginning together vth al aud Singular
hrnets and aYTusuaur,s hsr,lru belonging
10 auysIse arperiA.uiug. g.-New.i YORK, March 20 w.
DANIEL 2. lNGRAHAN. IN. Rs'sr.e.
IU.corps 4 B,Htow Pltinurs Auor.vls MY lavts ".