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Notice in Partition.

VXTTLLIAM IT. ARTHUR and catharine Ar.
w thur, Of JatkS6n county, Ohio, vii take
notice. that n petition was filed against Them on
the 10Th day Of Februarr, A. D. 1919. In tbs
Cont of Common Pleas. by Sihs N. AsthuhAhd
Is now pending wherein The said SllaS ". Arthur
demands partition Of The following real estate,
Situated ID Jackson county, Ohio, and bounded.
and described as follows. to.wlt; Tie east half
Of the southeast quarter, OF section number
thrte-iive township number sxs OF range huih-
der eighteen. Als1 the eist halt of tla h0FShI
east quarter Of section number twA township
number tye00f range aumber eighteea except
eight acres oil OF the sDllth end of said tract. A,
Aso .sixl, -fjidr acres off The west eide Of the
ndrth-wtst Q1alter ofse'tlln nnmber one. town.
ship number five, of ia,ge nainher eighteen,
except eigit acres of of the south end OF said
tract, and that 1T the Nav term Of aald 0onrt.s
A 10. 1869. application viii be made BY the sa Id
Sias VI. Arthar that the dover Of the said Cath I
arlne Arthur may be assigned and for an order,
that partition may be made OF said promises /,
H97' SfLASM. AKTftUR = =
By D. MMKLET, his Attorney al&Fa1FHi
FellsR60.-6w.Nsh So Oils rHa brf4dns3iH &
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"a Great Blessing"

From Rcp. E.F. WARD Avon, Loraias Co.. 0 ]
Mefsp Stpng & Armstrong,
Druggists, ClovelaI d q.
Gentlemen, 1t gives me great pleasure to state
that my wife has derived great benefit from the
use Of Goes Dytltpsia Cure. She has been for
u number of wears greatly troubled with Drspep.
-la accompanied with violent prOxysms Of Con.
hipalion, which so prOstmted her that she was
nll tue while, for months, unable to do a Thing
She TOOK. NJ your Instance Goes Dyspepsia Cure,
aRd has derived GREAT BENEFIT FROM IT,
md Is now comparatively we'll. She regards
tiis medicine as great blessing Truly Yours
Jan 18th, 1868 /. T. WARD.
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-DINNERPILLS.

All persons Of bilious habits. AFTER eating Or
drinking zoe freely viii find great relief IN the
use Of DR.. Robaek's Blood Pills, they aid diges-
tlon by stimulating the stomach, thus avoiding
she pain nausea. sour efuctations, &C., which
follow from eating too heartily.
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FOR GROUP,

The BalSani will bO found invaluable, and may
always bs relied upon IN the most extreme cases.
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SORE THROAT.

Keep your throat wet with the BalsaIn--taking
littlc aud ofIen--and YOU will soon dad relief
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DROPSY,

And Dropsical Swelllngs are alwavs relieved and
0tten permanently cured by the alteFative effect
which the timely use Of Robacks Blood Purlh-
er when taken In conjunction with Roback's
Blood Pills, is sure to produce. m
sOLD by /'
Dr. 0. c. MILLER Jackson Ohio.
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CLERGYMEN.

The Rev. IsAtC AIKEE. Of Allegheny, tsStlnes
That i has cured him, after oil other remedl1,
had Jailed
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HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can he found so ,dGsimble. Cof-
talnrg neither oil nOrdie It docs not soil white
cambrie, and yet lasts longer on IN" hair giving
1t rich glossy lustre aud a grateful perfume.
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The Great Desideratu1n Of the

Age
|. ]. Y ]. ] !. !. | ! ! !. |. |
~M dressing which is at once
e9NN agreeable, healthy. and efFrc-
Sk tlIal for preserving the hair.
.Ak%]N FADED OR GRAY HAIR Is
WA I'm SOON RESTORED TO IT'S
MkRV IN la ORIGINAL COLOR ANp TiIE
NA ZA GLOSS AND FRESHNESS
M Am MN OF YOUTH. Thin hair is
TlksklkNHsA thickened, falling hair check.
MWytaNce1g9NYB ed, and badness often though
(fNH NA31WT not alwgs, cured by Its use
gf}zlh Nothing can restore the hair
@SAaszsz where the folliclrs are de.
str oyeu or tht glands ntrorhicd and dpraycd
But such as remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application Instead "f foulng the hair
with pasly spAimtnt It win keep it clcUn and
vigorous. Its occasional use viii prevent the
hair from turning gray or falling off and con-
sequently prevent badness Free from those
delcterious substances which make some lrcpar-
aii0ns dangerous and injurious to the lair. the
VigOr can only benefit but not Larm IT, If
wanted merely for
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soLDBY

DR., 0. c, MILLER, Jackson, Ohio,
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THE ALLEGED BOND ROBBERY.

Thomas f. Radcliffe. who was complained OF
some DAYS ago by Dr. Roderick F. Clovis of No 2l5 west
FYfy.eghth-st for having defFauded him out OF SOOo
worth Of stock in the Fisk Pavement Company as here
tofOre published in THE TRIBUNE, was arragned before
Justice Dodge yesterday morning. at Jefferson Market
Police Court officer Brennan, OF the Court squad was
sent 70 Albany with a warrant for Radcfes arrest on
Thursday last and arrived this city with his prisoner
on Saturday Radcliffe expressed much surprise at being
arrested for grand larceny In his story he denies all in
tention and knowledge OF having done wrong He says
that Dr. CLOVIS gave the stocks 10 him TO raise loan OF
$1,000 for co days. While endeavOrng to do So he was
suddenly called TO Albany 10 attend the funeral OF his
brother and gave the stocks 10 one Potter commercial
traveller living in Amity-st, who was TO give them 70
CLOVIS Radcliffe not having time, he says to find the
owner himself He then lett for Albany supposng, OF
course Potter would send back the stocks he mad
promised and expressed much astonshment at being ar
rested at the hotel in Albany, where he had Tegstered
his name. The prisoner is well known In Albany, and
has heretofore borne good reputation The case was
adjourned until this morning, when evidence Will DO
take
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CRIMINAL

At the Yorkville POLICE Court, on Saturday:
case was brought 70 the attention OF Justice Connolly,
Wherein two poltemen charged with robbery one
George W. Wells Of Marys Lick. Mason Coky solonrl-
ing at the St CLOUD Hotel lost his pocketDook WIN wv
in tho street. While drunk the 9th nst ana charged
two police officers with the theft. Judge Connolly re-
ceved on Saturday anonymous letter relative 10 inc
Affair." with an Enclosure of the money. The writer sara
that he and a friend stood the corner OF Forty
secShd-st and seventhaye-. on the night IN cues
ton. and saw Wells stumble and fall. They
raised him, and he asked them 70 drink
at the same time pulling out his p6eket-oook. The
writer's friend snatched .tIe pOcketbOOk and ran, the
wrer following him, aud demanding half This was re
fused it seemed that the father OF one Of the police
men had rendered service 70 the father Of the writer
and when the latter sheard of the officers being unde
seryodly in trouble, ne determined TO rescue him. lie
Therefore told his cOrade TO return the $780, threatening
10 expose him II he refused The money was sufren
dered and sent to Judge Connolly with an explanation
OF the affair, and the officers were discharged,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-13
THE SINKING OF THE SCHOONER SAXON.

An account of the collision and sinking Of
the schooner Saxon, pubighed over the signature Of
"John Cassidy, Master'" makes the charge that the
steamer proceeded on her voyage whoutany atemptto
ascertan what damage II any had been received by the
schooner 7he Savannah Morning Hetcs OF December Z,
ma reprlntlng the account goes Oh to say from pas
sengers Oh tho steamship Leo have the statement that
che Leo lay 10 for time after the collision with the
nown vessel aud endeavored to find oat what dana 60
I.d bee done but tho dense fog prevailing would not
allow them TO make any discoveries CaDt DearbDrp
of tie steamship Leo hence November 80 for sayanDah
1orts uassng Scotland Lighfship about 75Sandtnat IL
soon after shut IN with very thick fOgwind soutnery
with heavy head sea- and ship going about SIX knots per
hour; kept Tie steam whistle gong ever TWO mhqTes
Ad It's Whole watch the LOOKOUT ABOUT lVSV ~ Ia,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-13
THE BINNCER-CLARK CASE.

The cases or the Bank of America and Ives,
Beeoher g. Co. agt. A. Binnger e. Co., in involuntary
bankruptcy came mp on Saturday morning in the United
States Court before Judge Bachford On the case being
called Mr. Bangs for the petitionng creditors said in
functions had been served his clients as he was in
formed restraining them from proceeding further with
these cases. and did not wish to put his clients in con-
tempt but nc had petition the part OF Hardy, BAKE
a Co, which, under the fOrty-second section OF me
act he thought he could proceed. The Court inquired IL
service had been made the debtors Mr. Bangs sald II
had on Mr. Bninger. Mr.. CrOmptOn said no service na
been made on Mr. Clark Judge Blatchford held that
There must he a service both the debtors The matter
was then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-13
UNITED sMTEs CIRCUIT COURT.

James Mcmahon, q Bounty Claim Agent, who
was under $1,000 bail TO appear for trial on charge Of
swindng soldier out Of 500 extra bounty money, and
who has been imprisoned In Ludows jail since july last,
had LIS bail decreased 10 $500 Saturday Vincent de
Lorenzo very fine looking man. indicted for being con.
three years imprisonment at hard labor IN Kings County
Pcnitentary. and fined ST. his sentence being mitigated
on account Of his previous good character and laynR
given valuable information 70 the Government in relation
To other cOunterieters.. Eli Fields, who had pleaded
guilty passing counterfeit money allowed 10 with
draw his plea, and plead not guilty tIavng appeared
that he had pleaded guilty under Misrepresentation. He
was remanded for trial David II. tcknardt pleaded
guilty 70 passing counterfeit money but disappearing that
he had gwen information against other cOuuieriecrs he
sentenced only 20 three years IN Kings County POM
tertiary and tueu 81.
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SUPREME CoURT-CuAMBERs.

Before Mr. Justice BarnGrd.-Ihe Winter La
paeI-I re- William HiHter.The affairs OF this unior-
tunte lunac, whose estate is said 70 be worth $1,000
per annum again before the Court on motion Tor
the appointment Of a DR.. Hartley committee OF the
lunatc's estate, on the resignation OF d. c. Brdsall:
After the papers had been submitted, Judge Barnard
stated that lie had his possession addYt5 from two
parsons from which no would read certain extracts.
tfhe portion read by Judge Barnard was that Dr. Hart
lev in conversation Friday had called him, Judge
Barnard sc0hnSren. lie did not think he shorid ap-
point him Counsel 1of r. Hartley claimed that 1t Was
mad med this language that MI h.a ecIr
concerned drawing up these papers. Mr. Livingston
sald he had been engaged bp was 10 unmssk their
schemes Judge Barnard sad it would be difficult TO
persuade him that two young men bad made mp this
story out Of Whole clOih. Birdsa stated that his
resignation was rendered independent OF The dispute Of
parties. Judge Barnard accepted Mr. Brdsal's rcsa.
ton, but reserved the appointment OF Receiver, aud
the matter postponed til to-day al 10 q. Ia.
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THE COURTS.
mipREME CoURT-srEcIAI TERM.

Judqe McCHHn on repedting.-ln nc J0hn Gar
rol-Ihis an application to discharge the fci3tor
from custody Mr. Yard, his counsel, stated lhat When
the case was placed IN his hands he knew OF but one com
mitment for "rcpeatinr" The man had been airesteu
ON Tuesday. The law provided merely for holding tho
prisoner tin the polls closed but in this case the man was
held for several days without any charge beng preferred
He had since asCertained there Was second COMMIT
ment. -, - .,.....
Judge McCunn said TO dispose Of the first commitment
first, he must discharge the prisoner from that commit
mcnt. No man would be more willing 10 punish Hah
for voting twice. hold him for trial ON properly
preferred charge hut the law seemed 10 him 10 De used
by both parties for the purpose OF shutting our az many
voters as possible, and whatever might be kud 81 hu
he intended TO set his face against any such misuse Oh
the law. -.
Mr. Blunt Assistant DstrictAttorney, stated The other
commitment was for escaping from justice Inc
prisoner had been indicted for burglary had given ball IN
$1,000 then mad failed to appear, and ms Dan had
been forfeited. 49,,
Judge McCunn thought he might be discharged on the
same bail. .,.
against that bail for $1,000 on the forfeiture
Judge McCuun said he merely meant Dal ID inc same
amount.
The commitment was Endorsed accordingly.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
s,.n,bip Mariposa Kemble Orleans mdse and pats
SeSmsbip Magnolia Crowel Charleston. mdte and pass
STEAMSHIP Niagara Brakeman Richmond, mdse and pats
Steamship Albernsre Roberts, Richmond Cy foh Ano H'i'
Steamshp Colorado Williams Liverpool Dee via Queenstown
seamshIp he Partridge Galveston a. md,e and pass
Shin Baltic Brsger, Legbon 81 days marble rags, &c.
Bark Restless, Boomer, smyrna 80 days Wool anu hsS
Dag, Tel6sen, Rio Janeiro 70 days. coffee
Be George Berrv Cardenss days Gsphatn ana
Bng Samson Cleveland Bassa, w. g. A. Sept u VIA noni0' "
BRIG Annie Indsey MeAmoR Havana u days and cedar
Brig Bmea CA6ero Trieste us days aud Gibraltar " Jays se
Brig TGuger Rose. Bangor lumber
Brig J. Jewett, McComrse, Bangor lnnber.
Brig Myronus, Higgins, Malaga ~ days, fruit . ,.
Malaga Oct a. Gibraltar Nov D. nbL
Brig Minnie Reee Harbor Grace, n r., II days t'h
Big John Armstrong, LANCE ST. Kits q days salI -,
SchT Julia d. Haung, hnns Bay Jam, u days. loG"ooe
Scbr. Ages BlaR Cardenas ia days moasses
Sehr. Eila j. Staples Coin, DemeTarA n days sugar
Sebr Hortensa Norton Demarara u dsy6, sugar
Schr. OtheIo Rldrilge, Galveston % days, hides
Scbr Ricarno iowa tile Orleans 70 days, mdse
Sehr. Carmel Weber, Malaga Sept H. fruit
sCH0OSERs-RIyER AND ooAsrwisR
Cora webb Providence. g. honyihe' BRISTOL ~
Iocbe, Bangor lumber a. H. sharp beoIBe.oNh n. -
j. c. CrOoker, Jacksonville " y MtIlehAn' JA'Asob'me
Mercy T. TIundy, Rernaudina. Cana, Jacksonville.
). Davidson, Virginia.
Nv. DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRAycCo Dec lOArnved ships James Reede and fet
ford. from New-lOrk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
lsP1gwAu Anyed bark Agnes Grace aud bng bosoA
from key-lotk. ,r----,- - ~
Yofk arrived to-day on her way to Liverpool.
sorTHMPTog 2The West India Mall steamship Dauro from
ST.. Thomas, arrived yesterday.
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CITY corRr-RrooRLYS.

The Mead DiUOrce SRit-AnniG W. Mead
agt Spencer s. Aedd-RObert Roberts esq, OF counsel
for the defendant in this suit. appeared before Judge
Thomson, in the Brooklyn City Court, on Saturday
morning, and made application 20 have the default
opened for the purpose OF having new Trial The case,
it will be remembered, up for trial about Two
calendar, and not called during the first three weeks
of the November term, ID. y. Barnard, esq., OF
counsel for the plaintiff, moved 10 have 10 placed
on the Equity calendar, which was done, and the
case came up for trial. when the defense alleged that
they were not ready TO proceed On this ground there
fore an application has been made for new trial. 20 That
the defendant may put the stand 10 give his version
the uppleasantness, which resulted IN separation be-
tween himself and wife. Tho motion was granted by
Judge Thompson defendant paying $50 alimOny To-
gether with the Of the sut and 70 continue paying
$40 a week alimODy until the case shall DO decided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-13
uNITED srATEs CoMNnssIoNERs, orFIcE.

The Kellogg CdSe-E. b. Kellogg, charged
before Commissioned Shields with having run an Illicit
sti at No 90 Westst, and with having removed liquor
m Uaros from those premises that was not branded
Jury.
The Barton Tegher FrdidTho case Of The U. s. AIT,
John L. Barton was called before Commissioner Os-
born, Saturday, pplspspJ 70 adjournment The de.
feudant 1t may be renonsefea s charged with brDn@
Y. =. Weighers Van Wrinkle and Carr 20 MAKO take re.
turns in weight Of coffee imported nom Rio Jaheiro.
Ethan Allen the counsel for Barton and also for the
chants implicated, appeared when the called.
aHd WaH ready ~ proceed, Tie T. 8 DstrictAttorncy
said lie not he4ause bis examination Of the
lad not been completed anqHsked an adjournment
for one week, which request was granted
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds can be registered.
.S3,OO0.OO0.
G2.0OO.OOO.

CAPITAL .........SS,OOo.OOo'
TOTAL. ISSUE OF BONDS. 600.
Length of road. III 5-l0O miles. The bonds are
limited TO less than $4,000 per mile. and are Sc
cured by First Mortgage on the entire properly
of the ConpaRH which cost about $4,000 per mlle'
and which. We can say with the utmost confidence
will be worth soon after the completion OF the road
at least double its cost. The consolidation of this
line with the Indianapolis, Charlottesville and Dan
Vile Road places over two hundred miles under one
management and furnishes still further security to
the bondholders these bonds having been assumed "a
virtual guaranteed by the consolidated company under
the name of the indianapolis Bloomington ana West
ern Railroad Company This is an east and westroad,
connecting with direct lines to Boston, New-lork.
Philadelphia, and Baltimore on the east, and with
theI Pacific Roads on tho west. lt runs through
the richest and most pOpuOus district OF Illinois, the
local business Of which will be more than sufficient TO
sustain it. while the through business (which will be
limited only by the capacity Of the road must make It
one of the best paying railways in the country The
greater part Of the road is now finished, and the bal
auce will be completed and thoroughly equipped by
the FIRST Of January next.
About threc-quartcrs Of the Loan has been taken
by actual investors We continue to oher' Tor the
present the balance at 50 and accrued interest IN
currency.
We here give the advantage and profit to be de
rived by exchanging Governments for these Bonds:
Asl.O0O u. S. per cent Bond. at 49, viii cost
Al 15O which will buy $l?lO of these First Mortgage
per cent Bonds.
The following figures show the comparative inter
est compounded from ono 10 twenty years on each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-13

when 20 miles south Of lSeOtand Lghtshlp discoyerea
rod Wcht immediately under her bow the helm was put
hard To- port ship stopped and baeked collision theh
took Mace carrying away bOwsprlta ana cutWhdor
coDfinned 70 back tne then stopped the hrst
oeer reporting the ship leaking badly we stopped our
leah and FAY to nearly hour, drifting TO the noTWhu
ryben neither hearing nor seeing anything OF the
schooner proceeded course, supposing che had
donp fhe saue.
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IAnnouneemenH

HALF HUNDRED To-day THE PICTORIAL
JOURSII snes upon its FyErH VoLUSE me"
form new types and Is sve EsJ improved a tsteh Magazine
Tor the Family subscriptions and renewals in order 81
year or 30 cents usmbsr SewDer bave IL Address wsL
apau rnad n
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SANTA CLAUS is loading up at every DLn n
s,ore Min PERSIAN HEALING PHEIA soAf'
for CbsTped Hands Sore Lips and the Toilet
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SABBArH-ScHooL Books. - BROUGHT0N Q
WJrIE No "a Bible keep the best varsity from al Pus
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For stylish and elegant HAT 60 to EsPEN
scHEfp Manufacturer No. llo NassauFt
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NEw-YoRK FRE-PLACE HEATER. Sanford
PAtt0t with eEe IRE NATIONAL o10'A "'A
f39 and al WAterIL
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NoTIcE.-Purchaser of GENTS and BoIs'
caTSs can Obtain he best the ntrks IgordI TElPHl0EB
Cos 3 to and lo2 Gsws PHsu HSdsiis and 5000,
,nt.ds ran sfRbte
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wTRougLEsoME Cor

ETRoUgLEsoME CoUGgs AND CoEDs, SORE
n6tr AND HoARsrsa are speedily cared by Dr. D. JAMES
TscrenAST IL gives Immediate reefs all Affections 1.-THE LunR BY
producing Epeota0n Of the phegm which osruets them thu.
Qusng The Cosgb relieving the Inflammation and HFDg Tie oeted
oggaus ebsuCe ~ heal b0fby all DfuggisL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-13

CAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
~ combined the and Important feature Introduced % 'pe
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO,
securing BY such combination the three great essentials Ollie
,i capital for business family pnrrofe provision o' Oh
,seu or Legacy for family Some Of tie other Advantages o.
fered BY the Company are -
Flint: It's .etuh the Company have sleso assets for ever $1,000
liabilities
Second: tits 10 PROCESSES TO BE- real Mutual EonoHiea Oo'
pIn established conducted puose and solely for TIE eHufe osne
II the insured close scrutiny ato its eIpen'es and investments
viii prove; consequently
Th 1t can charge lower rates than any other mnnA CON
rany thus the reap the advantages justly due e
Fourth; Premiums only forfeited but pAdsp pol VIII
dividends issued amer the srst payment II required
Pnb CASH dividends applied reduce the second and a'1s'slns
annual payinettG
Sixth: No extra rates travelling BY sea or lake ohttn Of He %
navy or merchant marine OF . the lives Of women
setsni The ard Directors Of this Company are msa Of ma
tons reputation integrity and ability Ih9 TsguV 81 We
Coppany }, undoubted, a. above shown :, -.
Buuess men, Of qb lie grshee eombn,s trd some o.
the prominent Of tie county have given this Company the
prrcs tie whom be found lists Of those n'nTs
W T. OKfR Manager f9r Nes.YoTt. 10 Wtlitt
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SQUIRE IL LANDER, 81 Fulton;st., New. o Tx
j. tie beat place 70 bur reliable MAiShh nls pNH' ~
FIk nd SILVER Diamonds "a seesatu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-13

PAPERS, TwINFs, TmEADs; AND COnDAGE.
WlL4Ep HAygI Once AID 40 aat ~ LoAe~s kew
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A BANKER MuRpnREp.-The premises Of N

sbslte rue asbksr who BY Gan Mo-
protected With HofnEAs BURGLAR AIiRH IELtSkIH r.
EoLaRs MauaysL salt Law Ia 10 proGes against JOIN H.
Guest for violation VI my patent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-13

,SSaMsrtiKs.The barometer stood very high on Thurs
.saX Zee % pee. 6-SnOw from a. III. 20 IL j. m.
,ynr1t ~ wafer Os inch Dee. 6-Snow from midnight
ia ndnight amount of water n inch. Total amCuh
f wafer for week. ~ inch Depth of snow, five inches
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PASSENGERS .ARRIVEl

FROM NEW ORLBANs-In steamship HaripO1a Dee Z-mta ~
SISpey A. Shapey, T. OdgsrD, H. l. DsVse D. AtNA
fhre d the
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TBKRMOnETKR. Degrees
stood very high on Thurs

Mean. ss'..
MsrimuR as 5 ?. M, Dec. ll..43.
Minimum az q a. 10. Dec. 1'..l11