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s.a.ior w.d.t PIN fog settling d. Al.s.n.

Senator wadss plan for setting ths Alabama
case, q recently explained toa eportr. d char
sotsrissio, to sey Tie lease II hs bad charge Of
the matter he says,
AZ should say 70 Mr.. Btarisy, o. vhosvsr else had
charge Of this a1Af You bum In one q yuar ports
ship called the Alabama yeu manned ker Win knsfish
sao. and allowed her % al oatupeo Ne ossaa 10 de-
strcy oar commerce.. 1hh, 200 nnse admit vas In d.
grant violation Of an International hs n ship called
the Alabama, captured, sunk bussd % many Of our
ships Here b ths bl q damages. Psy. Without IN
Dccessay delay, o. Jake the eeuseqnences.' That's al
that's needed and thh hne OF action, trust win be
adoptsd By 0enes Grsnt t wssk ARR 10 lnansuated
We want no mnlstss over thess In th busnsss making
fools Of themselves, eunying hyu with cla that hate
this country - they hate Tie devn.n
'Then you mean var, esostos, h ease Of refusal to
comply On the pat q England ~ =. - y
"Ubdoubtedy. But then England d not solnS 10 dive
u the chance. She would put her hand In The DIRE nt
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An American In London writes an able letter
70 the Daily News In which he informs that pa
per ofthe true feeling on this side Of the water
ofRsverdy JOhnson's cOurse. He closes thus {:
fear have proved my case only too we'll.
Kesnly - resent the conduct Of Mr.. Revsriy
johnson. Isincsrely wish that the course Of events
might make u possible for his Representations
OF the feeling At homo to become true. But
believe the hrst step toward making them true
y 10 recoguise the existence Of . sentiment at
this moment not friendly but emblttsrsd, and to
make u clear how this has sprung into new life
In the last few montha The hrst step towards
settling quarrel d 10 comprehend the cause Of
It Whether you choose then 70 do anything To-
ward settling u . for you to decide. NOT FOR me
10 suggest II the old friends Of America and
EnsiAnlEamong whom We are al grateful 10
yoa - one Of the sruet-wish to mend matters,
think they must now re that they esnnot do
u By ALTERING the man who he's fsSindlsd an
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II 10 strange /, zee with what earslessness some
INVALID attend 70 their health. They will procure
a Dor Of Plantation BItters, which ought TO DO
used up in Q month or six weeks, and upon inquiry
Il d found that they have used only two or three
bottles. Some days they have used IL according
The whole trial has been irregular, and OF course
0 less favorable result has come from their use.
IL 10 DO true that .'what 10 worth doing st all 10
worth doing WE'LL" how emphatieally 10 II true In
matters relating to the health. few bottles OF
Plantation Bitters have often wrought wonders,
while In other instances disease has only been sub
dued aftsr weeks OF resistance.
MAaNsLiA wArRR.-Superior to the best I'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the price
E AZ
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Bankruptcy Notices.
In IlankPuptey.

DISTRICT OF MAINE ss.-This 10 TO give no
tice that second meeting Of the Creditors Q
ID. Pesssuden, Portland, Register In Bankrupte,
In said District at City Blooms, Blddeford on N.
fourth day of Janury A. D. 1859. at 10 o'clock 4;
and that third meeting OF aid Creditors vii d
sry A. ID 1862 ct Is O'Clock A. u. for the psrpcs<
named In the nth and 3sth sections 81 he bsnA-
rupt Act OF Congress, approved March % tseI.
2w5l " 6CAMMUN, AshSnee'
Dcr IA ls<a
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ExrxsssvRLY UsED.- The almost universal
adoption Of Spesr's Vino, by the medical Fac
ulty, In preference to all other wines. 10 the
best guarantee which the public can have OF
man system The "Standard Wine Bltters" IL
made Of his purs wine ~ = base. with Peru
Wan Bark, Chamomile Flowers, Wild Cherry
Bark, Snake Root, and such other Herbs and
Roots a. will give vigor and tone to the sys'
TEN. For sale BY Druggists.
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h sass has ben rrsssntsd In the q. q
ssnsss b. too SsnAAon ArV-sisht ysas. which
= equal 10 oas ssaator Or ninsy-six yearA
Ksrssbse county - I'D o. SENATOR Jeny-
Arss ysars. or nearly onshalf Of ths uhoas
time York county has had he ssnaaosAip II
ysan; Canbsrland. whsa Mr.. Fsssodn's
time hss expired. seventeen ysars York and
Cumberland. ths two oldsst and two largest
counties In The StaAs have bsn rsprsssnAsd By
an United States Senator tAirV-oos yean. whils
ksaneeso sloas - nossyhalzsd hat e6Ics
twelve ysas nsrs thaa both counties. Afssr
ALL ~ are nes positive tAAs Ksnnsbss shouh
ma b e'ssdssd h sssA things . s,sssivs
oass u - e empire. md squai b an Ne
etAsr sss.siss ia ~ se.A> La - award her
thh - Il dsAt nd " .. "a over rus s,d
hss Il IL risAs = stA@ issa,i.,s u,sA -,
snossAiy tAaa b hrississ b s,p,..n., o,,.-
tisss q etAsrs' prisi,uss vAsA - . Ks.,..
hss peaisislaa slvsys sssns l.psrti.s.t Ma.
unlly s.ossh. Ksaasess ssstAl.ing IL capital
Of u shts drains ~ iassllsss d cher loea,I.
tiss = sssrssA ~ ~ ~ great dstiss. and
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EMO one can visit the UNION SAFE DE-
POST VAULTS. 10 State street, Boston, With.
out being ct once convinced OF their complete
sststy from Ere or burglary. Every conceivs-
bic prscsution has been adopted to render
them absolutely perfect - receptacles OF yalu-
Able papers, stocks, money, jewels and plate.
All the small safes have been rented, and eight
hundred new ones are about ready for ocsu-
psncy. Circulars, on application to Henry
fee. Manager, ~
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HOLIDAY Goods I!

Those about purchasing Goods for
the coming Holidays, or Bridal Pres
ents, .Ohen visiting Great Falls, should
not fail to call at j. j. Wood,oards
Watch, Clock, Je,oelry and Fancy
Goods Establishment, and inspect a
Stock of Goods that can't be beat in
the vicinity.
j. j. Woodward,
Formerly Wakefield + woodward.
Gold and Silver taken at the high.
est rates. 4'a
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I'm bankruptcy.

U,IIIs Is to give Notice: That on the twe!! y!
J. day Of December. A. D. ICES; -. v ..,ass ~ ~
Bankruptcy VAS is'u:d ss.ln", m, s'' co.nsy az
Ront,upt. on his own petition, that ne peynsat
Of any dsGs and delivery q any ptp ~ ~ ~:
my " ~ sn~ property BY him are forbidden BY
is. thai nsseiinx Of The ersdttoss Of Nd Dsah:
Iupt, nsss of his estate, will he held 81 Cost
y, n.n ruptcy 10 be holden st Diddsiord esters
g.m.s IA tsscsnden. Register. on the soerth dey
Of January, A. ID. 1859, at ten oe.oek a. ~, -
City Rooms. cu.utps CLARK.
US Marshal ~ Messenger Dist. OF MAIZE.
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this exaspsrtioa. ". Rsyady Johnan has
oeassd 70 BE-. In szUthhS bat tis nost oiReiL
and technical 80, he representative q Tho
United States. HstsnAlns tbsir Niniskr oily
during the dying hosn Of sdssrsdd Admiais-
tration. which hssitatss 70 obey Tie popular de-
mand for his recall Identifying himssk with
the enemies Of his country In EnelaAd. be has
% completely separated himself from Ill loyal
men In. America, thatevery, additional eivility
70 him hesc-no natter ffen SWhat quarter Il
may come-will b received - . frsah insult at
home.
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U.S. Marshal a. Messenger Dist. Of Maine.
n,vrp,cT COURT or THE UNITED States.

DyTRicT COURT OF THE UNITED SITES.
INSTRUCT OF MAiNR-In the matter clch.sIss
n, WhIttsmors, Bankrupt In Ban.rsp1y: .ns
s 20 give notice tha. petl!iSa has SssI plssS.
% The Court this iith d.y o. o. nsnS SSt srsy.ss
wnsswShd ssr,sd 70 have full disehsfEs from
ii his isS ItovSl: s.Ss. he p:,S ,c.Ss.d Az s.
ana spo. is:.E . ~ pss ). Ssa .pss Is:
s sn' ~, Ssu ss.s dsy q lee s:ssr. sss
Corrt In Portland, In aid pssneL y ~ Ss,os
H., and ths, notiss tssr ,s ,ssn xdysrsassS.
bloos.v.s s,s rsinlsd In sah District, once vesk
eessssksss ~. snd dat al sesditofs VIE hAss
proved Ihslr dsbe sad Other psrsoes 70 .nsstssSnA
M they have. why the prayer OF said psauee
snos'a NV wM. r. PR1BLBI
,uu cisrk Of District cesrs isr nd DssR'se
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A0ignee's Notice.

This 70 10 Give notice that second m:eansy s S
the creditors VI stephen Chick. Banhrups,, 4,
held 81 ths once Of j. D. Yssssndsn. EsS a AZ "
nm dsy or tsnuary, A. ID. 1850. ut Y o'cIccn, =
M. tor ths uurposss named In the 21th seepon y
the Bsnirupt Ast Of March %, !ssI.; ...,-,..-
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Persons who have become thoroughly chilled
restored by taking Into the stomach teaspoon
ful OF "Jo6usonS Anodyne Linimsnt" mixed In
little cold water, we'll sweetened.
Every farmer who owns good stock OF horses,
cattle and sheep, and intends 10 keep them through
The winter should get ct once o good stock Of
sShsridan's Cavalry Condition Powders" One
dollars worth will save at least half ton oil
hay.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Holders of Government Bonds.
AND OTHER
SECURITIES AND VALUABLES.
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT FAULTS
40 STATE ST., BOSTON.

LEE. HIGGINsON 4 CO. offer for Rent. Safes In.
side their Vaults at rates from $40 TO 500 per an.
mum. They alse offer to receive, on special depos
IT, a. Baiiees, securities Of persons living In the
and NAVY. Mssters or Vessels, and Others. Circu-
lars, containing full particulars forwarded on sp-
p.ication 70 HENBY LEE, Manager:
Boston, March I, 1868. sp.no.iyh
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ID may ven b eOaadsrsd uasarsa,ss 70 %
born oatsids q Ar hnih. .\
DR.. HIN. HAsssv. vhs - sssa ~ many
ysau IL sspsrinsssdns q our seah Asylum
has rendered hs resignation 10 take eject inOns
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TIE BOSTON JOURNAL,

IubIfShed MOrnfnH &c FVehlhHs
The editions arc essentially two newsPsPeIs, 10.
dependent in many respects from each other
They are not simply two editions OF ono papef.
hut are perfect IN sl their ieatuIes and complete
I'm their editorial and rcportorial labor, possessing
iuller and more detailed reports than = furnished
by any newspaper In New England The Boston
daily Journal Is published Morning and Ancs-
noon, daily Sundays eIceptedl: City subscribers
furnished by route carrier. Single copies, Four
Gents, One copy by mail one year, go
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Tn Bankruptcy,

Tn ,hs District Court Of the United States: g.
i tha DIssrist Of Maine. II u; n,ssss 9, IA W
Ian sa.ys,. Bs.sraps: an Az 81 psS.Sbss, 4
% iss5. Pursuant 70 order ., cosn M s ssiS
nesting Of srsdltor. ofs.!d bsssr.Ps Ns 80 i n
bslOss ]. d. IssssaAs., ks5ssss. - 81 \. b.
1859 .'' o'clock A. II WILLIAM L rur.AM
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Attention n invited 10 the adv. Of Day Murphy Of
Boston, Mr. Murphy has been fsvorably known In thi:
city and ali who visit Boston win find nne ASSORTMENT Of
Stationary at their new store on Mnk street. %
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Notice 70 Advertisers.

Tho Journal presents an unequslled medium
for those who Wish TO reach the largest and best
class OF readers. AZ s<vsrtissmssfs ay1s~ IN ns
Nerntng and ErsstHg Ed,fssss az ess eA~gs-and
thus have practically the bsusrt Of The oroulstis1
of two DADefs
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General Features.

The Journal 10 too widely known TO require any
While Il viii maintain IL identity - paper AL
lied 10 the interests Of the progressive party Of tho
country, Il will sustain Its reputation a. newt
and latest intsllIgence. Il VIII seek 70 carry 70
the households OF New England whatever relates
to 10 lities. commerce education and The Indunrai
Warrington, with competent sssistants, and With
the free use Of the telegraph, will keep " readers
promptly informed OF every important event tIsss
eIeelIent and valuable letters will DO continued
and It's regular correspondents In New England
| New York, and ut other centres In our own land
| mora tbsn ever Attractive to Its readers.
In order to meet the expectations OF the thor.
| sands who look TO tho Journal Tor their general
Information upon ali subjects which como within
the scope or journalism, We shall issue, - occasion
demands,
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In Kittery. Dec Q, Mrs. Mary, wife Of George W
Otis aged 30 years. She was most excellent H.
dy, whose many virtues will be ever remembered
by III who had the pleasure Of her acquaintance
and friendship. M.v.B 3.
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MARRIED.

In this city, ct the Parsonage, Dec II, by Rev.
J, ID. Emerson, Mr.. Everett 3. Baker and Miss
Florence J. Drinkwatcr, both OF u.
Bradbury, OF Buxton, and Miss MarthaA. Warren.
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sEMI.wEEKLY JOURNAL.

The general features OF tho Daily are found IN
this Issue aud 10 valued for Its ship news. commer-
cial int diligence. and news at points where bash
ness men ind that . semI.weekly paper meets
their requirements. II 10 Published Tuesday and
Hrfday iaOFninRs
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Progressive and Live Newspaper.

In presenting the prospectus efths Boston Jour
nal for 1862 the proprietor feels assured that the
pledges made last year have been morn than re-
mel Mt, Whi.n has demanded the most lavish out
lay OF capital 10 meet the sxpectations Of the
reading public. there are none who have nisd 70
and in the columns Of the Journs the freshsst nd
most reliable intelligence from all The leading
| centres OF news both ct homo snd abroad.
The Presidential election having secured ne
the Journal has labored. the year 1858 apprseshs
with every promise OF bringing with y she feslin.
ton OF those objects which arc nearest 70 me near
! OF every true American. The Administration OF
President Grant cannot tail 10 DO Of great intsrests
and with peace secured throughout the land. the
nation will agsiA renew Ito progressive ns.ch
Enabled by past experience 70 anticipate the
| are d. rfected To supply our readers with hIEe
amonnt OF most interesting matter during shs
year tyS,
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First National Bank OF Biddeiord.
The stockholders Of this Bank are requested
10 meet ut their Banking Rooms on Tuesd ay
January ~, 1860, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the
nnrnonc of eleotinp Directors for the ensuing
Wear. and for the transaction Of such business
as shall legally come before them.
3w52 GEO. E. SMALL, CASHIER.
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Double Sheet and single sheet supple

which will enable us to present msuy original fea-
lures and 10 furnish o newspaper which, f0s the
amount and quality OF Its contens, cannot be-
squalled In New England.
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York Co. Five Cents Savings, Institution.
Deposits made In this Bank on or before
january @, 1859, will be put on interest Janu-
AIRY LIST. GEO. L. SMALL, TREAsuREn.
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CHARLES q. ROGERS,
Sherif's Sale.

once, journal building, 19O wsshingtoN
Street, Boston. %
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That part Of the message which proposes the
liquidation 81 the liabilities Of the Government
Is simply villainous, and Is 20 regarded by all
respectable persons without distinction Of party.
II u the last shrek on the retreat Of wretch
who, seeking his own welfare In the misfortunes
Of his Country, was finally repudiated by his
confeierstes In crime, and,
'wAns desperation uvvd he nsh, which vaios had b-sun'
sought to show that there were still depths Of
infAmy 10 which be had not previously descend
el.
Iemember once hearing Mr.. Doolittle In
form the Senate that johnson had nearly three
years 10 remain In ofics. and that. therefore.
the true course was to embrace his policy. Il
10 now source Of profound satisfaction that
scarcely three months Of his term remains, and
with no influence at home has only the power -
disgracs ~ abroad. At the expiration hs will
b politically dead and tho ''plaos which once
knew him shall know him no mora" The cele-
bratsd epitaph Of Tom Paine win bsst express
The ssntmeats Of his eoantry and shall b erect
ID above his political grave; for
swA~s 10 has rcse, and hoo ~ hrss,
Ne sns knovs md no eos cases."
FArnyAx
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TIIENOIsY BLAREs.

Nc name Is General Blarc,
IA you're purity well aware,
Forit's mighty few but hear
whin a Dlarc makes q row.
A rare old chaps me dad,
An Montgomery aint bad,
hut mesclf's the tlacent lad
Wild mo whack, row dc dow.
We're not a selfish sit,
hut we take all we can git,
AM thin must have moro yit,
Dad takes care nv number one,
Mont, isn't otten done,
An mesclf 10 daddy's son,
Wild me whack, row do dow.
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MoEm, wiLEis,, Aaciioneer

ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT at ThrOgg's
II Neck Long Island Sound, Aucton.-B H. LUDLOW Co.
will sell at auction WEDNESDAY june 10 1882 at u o'clock at the
Exchange saesroo III Brosaay Sework Togys Neck the
RESIDENCE, ofsAMUBL Fox ESD, situated IN the town Of West
chester miles from either Mouana fremont, Foriham WI
Hamsbdge Stations Harlem Railroad II be reached BY boat to
Bss Dock onebsfme the house and only miles from
Central Park frame, SLED 10 with brick Gothic villa
sy; contains first 1oor parors dnngroom, library with
laundry tepdoui second contains bdrooms attic
servants ouug consist ola large bgek and
small fame stables handsome greenhouse aud gper 6c 10 goo
oer grounds consist o about ~ handsomely lad out ami
onanened eygreen shade growth The above
place Is situated directly the Sound with extended view Of SANE
Terms Of per fy cent remain on
bond mortgage all cash be paid balance delivery @
deed June 30 Maps aud fall particulars at the Auehoners ONCE
No
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QrupusaIs.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE or INTERNAL REyESgE'
PROPOSALS for STATIONERY SEALED
PROPOSALS viii be received At tbs ooe until tLs II uay o.
S.. Reysnue thi portion Of the United states Blug
east ftb Rocky except Montana ald NeHMeIico WIN TUG
sTTIONERY their respective Districts Tor he year
ending jane ~, 1902 , ,- -......t., =, ,.i.se,orv
ens,s at the contract ifawspel Ni be faithfully executed
The right T. reject any bids OF paris OF
MD md 10 accept any bids parts bids which the interest 81 TIC
Go require p...u,.
aud doed Proposals supplying stationery TO Internal Revenue
Schedules Of ar TO be furnished viii be forwarded rom ths Oee
upon ppcaion with conditions under wh,h ,afh aiSes
Sefed y" n h'''A'''
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GREAT SALE Of WESTMINSTER PROPERTY go acres 10 y,
,, - anCTIoE 10 be without pursuant to aJn1g
en Of The supreme Court Ia partition On IuhsDAi ysns -
I6 Al ID an IL ANTHONY J. BLEECKBR, Son co. AssuoneIs
Al The No Ill Broadway, New 10TH
ey the eSey and sonerI s,p Turn
pike III miles AopT The highway TO Long Island s9hna SUI
an "a vsteT mont the Sound Location shown on
map SIXTY per cent Of he purchase G hss At
'"'" 0H'''' ~" 80 Ne'Ni""' 49, JOHN e. PERRY. Referee
A.. Ma. FalOn.s keNlOrks
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3 of valuable PROPERTY in
J. JOnNsOs, D., Auctolrst.
by JOHN SON 81 MILL Err,
ID AUCTiOSEERS AND


No % hAuAU-sT.. COR CEpAHsf, hEwfoRE
City Residences Stores Lots Country seats and Farms bought sold
rented Iehanged Lesbs ue.oraed Auction Ss FuruTe ke
TUESDAY June atl2 o'clock, AZ Exchange sacoon No. III
Broadway. ~ y.
GREAT AND pEREMPrJRH SALE or PROSPECT PARK
PROPERTY: l28 CHOICE VILLA PLOTS, CONTAINING OyER
FULL CITY LOTS ON LINDEN TERRACE tLAlBLSHi ONLY
Five MINUTES WALK FROM GRAND OlIH-I.AS LILLY In
TRANCE TO PROSPECT PARK
LINDEN BOULEVARD aor and south sides east Of and near
FlatLushave. go lots
RDGEWOOD AVE. south slle, 10 lots .
MARTESSEANE, north side, Ithl lots
rYTbe pfope n y CITY Hal sud be reached
90 @ time than Genital Park The grades good and nee from rock
The surroundings lfcs 10 respect hur churches snd
schools accessible By railroads only minutes um Fulton fef
LINDEN BOULEVARD 100 feet VIDE with four Of Lteseen
and Ornamental Trees -
property viii De sold plots Of from to city lots on EASY
TERMS aud this sale will Afford rare opportunity TO all Hho Nsh 70
really deirsbe building plots bsgins Book
ready be Office Of JOHNSON MILLER Ne % NAlust ~ T.
md M 4 IrnnLlr IN
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every profession business consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes The
deVOes especial attention to the reports OF real
estate both in the caty and in every part OF the state
thus adding greatly value of it's columns as an adj
vertsing medium The charges for advertising are as
foows DAnY TRIBUNE, % cents per line for single
IN sertlon WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 90 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, % cents per liue.
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Notitts Of Banhrupttu.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED
STATES for the EASTERN DISTRICT Of pEHNSiLvASlA
JAMES PORTEuS and CHARLES CASHIER PlLllPSi late taing
as Phillips Of Philadelphia bnkrpts haVtg pestoned %
discharge, meeting Of creditors will be ls on zoe 9h DAY
June 1868 o'clock D. before Register HUXLEY Ashton at NO
els wanust In the City Of Philadelphia that The examination OF me
bankpts finished business meetings required by
n the Congress transacted The Register wH GER
NY whether the hnkrnpts have eosoad 20 ne INV a. sans W.
Court Philadelphia O'Clock where parties interested
the discharge Atested by the CeTA aud Register
Judge under seal OF the Court MyS ASNM
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Court of New
jersey sat New brunswick the 29h day ofAprl A. d. 1909
notice Of bis Assignee Of
JAMES FOSIIAY City EhIAbh. County Of Union
of Jersey within District who has been augd Bankrupt
upon his own petition by the District Court Of said district
ROBERT VI. BOGGS, Assignee, New Brunswick, ny
To he Creditors Of the Bankrupt Je laNJwM
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nm RANKRTPTCY.-D istrict CONT of NOW.
o. s. MARsnAI's OFTioE, 4. D. Of Peunsylyania
PHitApELPuiA NAV DO 1909 (

PHILADELPHIA May DO 1902
THIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
18Th day OF May A. D. 1853 Warrant In bankruptcy issued
against the oi JOHN DRAB aud JANIS DRARR ndt
ydualy and late opartner aud j. DBARlB Of Philadelphia In
the County Philadelphia and State Of Pennsylvania who have been
aaei Bnkmpts their petition that the payment OF
Debts and delivery Of property belonging 10 such Baukups 10
them for ths aud the transfer OF property by them for
hidden meeting Of the Creditors the said BukFupts
their debts aud choose OF their estate
will be held court OF bankruptcy To be holden at No 6l5 Walnut
Philadelphia before J. ubey Ashton, esq Register on the 10Th
day Of Iuly A. u. 1865, at 10 o'clock T. G. RLLMAksR
MP lawJwP u. \. Marshal, as Messenger