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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-07
soass Clearing To-Day.

The Legal Tender, in command Of that
old and reliable steamboa,aan, Captain
John d. Elliott. will leave this evening, at
Gve o'clock, for all points on White river,
and connecting with the Mollie Crate for
Upper White aud Black rivers. Joe
Elliott, Matt Glass and John Chamberlin
have charge of the Office.
The swift and skipper-built St. Francis,
Captain Bowman in charge. leaves at
Eve o'clock this evening for Helena
and all landings on St. Francis river.
Sam Paine and W. H. Clark ore her
gentlsmenly and obliging clerks.
The Memphis and St. Louis freight
and passenger packet, Belle Memphis,
in command of Captain Crane, leaves at
FIVE o'clock this evening for Cairo and
St. Louis Billy Bleplsh the peoples
favorite, hes charge Of tie Office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-07

Il. WADE & Co., 2sT Main street. oHsr
unusual inducemeutsto wholesale buyers
this season, Mark .hs,l l52-SlS
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THE CITY.

PIrrsBuRa and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. U
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-07

H. WADE & Co., 29f Main street, call
the attention of merchants to their large
stock of blank books. l5z-S-i3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-07

Wheaton q Co., fashion.
able hatters and furriers, have removed
to 279 Main street-Handlan & Co.'S old
stand ~
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FOUN D.

sugar for Preserving.
All grades of preserving sugars, from
common to best, and at very low figures.
Come and see. b
Mustard.
Colman 8, Durkee's, Kentucky and
common mustard-mustard we know to
be good. aAtl
spices.
A new lot of very fine extra uBground
cinnamon. cloves, nutmegs, mace, white
pepper, etc., superior to anything ever
brought to Memphis.
ID OLIVER, FIsNIE 4 Co.,
284 Main street.
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H. WADE & Co., '297 Main street, call
the attention of parents to their loo
prices for school books, now that the
schools are soon to open. 1898
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Rosts Clearing Tomorrow.

The high-hesdsd and ever punctual
George W. Cheek, in command of Capt.
George Malone, will leave on time to.
morrow for Helena and Friar's Point
The Cheek is q regular packet in the
above trade, and is subscribing a most
excellent purpose in affordins great &C,
commodaiions to all parsons and planters
living he,vssa here and the points men.
tioaed. She Is well commanded, and
possesses superior Accommodations for
passengers, Charles and John Smither
preside in the Office, and will be fousd TO
be polite, genial and accommodating
gentlemen.
The famous Nick Lougworih. Captain
Hates, will leave our wharf for Vlokburg,
Nstchez, New Orleaus and all way land
ings tomorrow evening at o'clock. AZ
this heat has secured the services Of that
courteous and obliging clerk. Eugene
Bowers, cannot fail to get . large share
Of Memphis patronage.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-07

liz you want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben L. Bro. 2Sl Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-07

ITyou want good old Megibben whisky,
go to Megibben & Bro, 281 Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-07

One OF the most healthful indications of
returning life and energy to our circles,
commercial and otherwise, Is the dispo-
sition shown by our builders to accept
sll the latest novelties in architectural
display, when utility is combined with
beauty; among the most prominent Of
which, that has attracted our personal
attention, is the gairanized iron, rapidly
coming into general use throughout the
United States for window caps, cornices,
etc. We have examined with much sat
isfaetion a eornice that crowns that spleni
did block Of buildings on the corner Of
of Madison and Front streets. II is GER
tainly the most magnificent cornice we
have ever seen. Being beautiful and
cheap, il can't fail to be appreciated by
all lovers Of architectural display. We
learn with pleasure that this handsome
piece of workmanship is from the exieu:
sive establishment of our worthy fellow
citizen, Geo. W. Scott, E a, 1886 Second
street, whose extraordinary facilities sOs
furnishing work in .kiS specially enables
aim to manufacture articles at Cincir-
matt prices (which he is doing), hence
saving freight and other onerous incl
dentels to eur building economy. 1t 10
time our people were waking Up 70 .
proper apprehension of the necessity for
patrOnizing home interests and when
fully awake, we hope to see friend Scots
efforts to build Up hone manufacture
meet with that reward his energies so
eminenily deserve. Mr.. Scott informs
US that orders are rapidly coming in from
all parts of the country contiguous to
Memphis for this material
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MEMPHIS CLUB. Members will please
attend a regular monthly meeting this
evening at eight o'clock. ffs
M. HIRscH, Secretary,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-07

No. l22 ADAMS STREET.-0ur custom
ers get frst-cla wood and guaranteed
measure. [2l] c. H. JOHNSON a Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-07

The German National Bank of this
city sells foreign exchange on ell the
principal cities of Europe at New York
rates. 1867
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"THE BEST Is TIE CHEAPEST. $50
Mr.. Devote says, whose local will be
found, every day, Immediately under
our local head. His motto is to keep the
best of groceries, which he will always
sell as low as the same quality of goods
can be had elsewhere. Read his adver-
tisement, and call and examine his stock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-07

GER your F. Y. shirts and furnishing
goods direct of the manufacturers, Wig
gans & Thorn, 233 Clay Building. 60-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-07

II you want good old Megibben whis-
ky, 60 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-07

II. WADE & Co., 297 Main street, whole
sale and retail booksellers and station
ers. 1928
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-07

ADVERTISE your business in LEDGER
directory, first page. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-07

GEo. W. HEEH,
" Geo. Malsne. master, leaves 1919 =
az above every MONDAY, EEDNESDAY
sndFRIDAY. At pm. Apply "a beard, llsf
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IFyou wan, good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street.
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Notice to Planters ana Draymen.

lust aECEIvEp FROM KENTUCKY.
~ IN consignment for pie. thirty mead Of 10.
muios- NJ. @. COSTELLO a CO..
~ City Stables, 81 Monroe sirest.
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II you want good old Megibben whisky
90 to Megibbes & Bro, 28l Main street.
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The - ..eaard Falcon,
o X - q IL ID, M - s..
THOMPSON. Proprieter.
n. w. Pnsrrs. Editor.
subscription. 81 50 Per Annum.
The usual business Card published
three months for $40.

THE FALCON is PUBLISHED AT OK
Il ford. Lafayette county. Mississippi :
wealthy and populous section, the heart Of the
cotton-grouirg country. Tits the Oldest paper
aud has the largest circulation OF any published
in the county.
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For FriaI's Point and Way Land'gs.

Regular HIemphfs and Rriar,s Point
Tri-WeekIy Packet.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Meteorological observations. as reported to
US by Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
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Fayoritfsm. :

If there is any one principle that pre-
dominates to great extent with all
classes of the human family, it is that OF
favoritism. The head of every family
have their favorite physician, and, when
one falls sick, it is their opinion that
none but their doctor can relieve the
sufferer. If difference of opinion in
regard to law arises, each of the parties
have their favorite lawyer, and If his
services cannot be secured just at the
time, the case il considered as good as
lost. This feeling Of fsvoritism is even
carried into the very bosom of families.
The father favors one of his little ones
more than another for some reason, and
the mother even, who, it is not supposed,
could possibly have warmer feeling for
one than the other, shows Partially in
favor of one of her little darlings."
Some may disagree with US on this point,
but we have the strongest proof Of the
truth of our assertions.
But to come to the point. Our friend
T. s. Jukes, who does business at 1928
Second street, is agent for the "favorite"
cook stove. He considers it the best in
the market, ahd so, we believe. do all
those who have tried it, At least we
hear it spoken of in the highest terms.
Mr.. Jukes also has On hand lamps, coal
oil, tin ware, castings, CRATES, etc. He
attends promptly to his business, and we
take great pleasure in recomme ndiug
him TO our readers as a man in every way
worthy of their patronage. Those de-
string roofing, guttering and stencil cut
ting done in the best style aud at reason
able prices, will fnd Mr.. Iukes the man
for the business. He solieits orders from
the country, and gives them his personal
attention, as be does everything with
which he has to do. Give Mr.. Jukes q
call, and if he does not prove the gentle
man that we ssy he is, to US will ettach
the elainss San
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FoR RENT.

VSOR RENT-A NO. STORE, FIVE
III stories high, in the center of business. on
Main street, nearly opposite the Peabody
Hotel. For particulars inquire at No; slS
Main street. mp stairs. lo5-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-07

TaRom AUG. s OR SEPT. s. THE COOL
II and spacious ..Ayres residence on Her
nande road. near the street cars. The place IS
Rental Agent, Bethel Block. 12l-9-H
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sn,,,, IS r. $3.50 y w1,:' y ys Ia s q e. e.
srs'ior b., Coed Red 6n sg*i s Rl,s S4@o6c
Re set'e :. ~ ;iaise Pra1 da Ne. fo's $0i4e
isms 4Jl; Hams 10 pickle Is!%, ns ,s,osi
L,Id e. " TX sFacsre o war Flour qg s,r,. :.
S ;sfS lol sg9 1ssl E1'' se I'D Ching 2ss t
aspe sa ~ ooIs aS " al y, '' for to1s delivery Ss
7e No ss May e 's A., h. op %t az 81 Il, Tor Winter,
Der Nay 90 ~ ot h receipts and No. Barley dGl a. rs oI
wti add 81 q % Am Nes Pork s5 So buyer March eg r
s srRct pana 80 E5!'a rame P9Il rS is BrS Ssd
% @ isic loose Dressed Hogs us 29 $i4 aiyiti5g on % y
s e. STEADY At SO 50 for common to fri $40 IsS
for good gr' r. b'S 81 Ss tS Wheat bush 1900 bush
OF 500 bush gre $3.50 Barley, lo1 Dressed iog'i 200 S
I've Corn $50 6ush oa,I 900 bush Rye $500 Live Hogs O'
Da o Fen iaFor steady moderate demand 'Ss' S g
me ~ n 2s for SO Spring 5o@*s IS Tor Amber S Sn
So 80 Tor WIKI ssSes Cnb at s 7o No. Chicago SgrA 81 81
White Canada Ss2 20 Con- ?G ss. siS 5 Sass
rod Al ga rye usctye Corr Meal 81 10 30 y taD
,sfs 9'f PlesiFicui to Bon 81 u.s. Ne'f0A VOC
ci@5 Feb sIn and E SssI F'G Ga S 6
WHEAT dull Winter Red seS at 81 Sa 20 and nominal Co,Ona
Es s no%n Mess Ban Meats .S B' Sou T%
zoe for C $50 ies City sold at2oc. buyer March "'' i'
BUgyaIo Feb a-Fou very dull and uO%ns pnshsgeG .s
td no demand Nhe7ei ssspd trivial
sys ass ~ I'D oat Mess PORK Lard Hghvnes unchanged
ea IN sFolr dun and heavy Wheat declining Amber
81 I aud st = 9 Con Corn, sT.sf Ssg Sg
ne. uphaugei; snail ssles at Toe for M'ebgn ''A'~
H. s.sIy and unchanged Dressed Hogs uu mara active.
NnwAUxsE Peh l8four dot sni uEcangs ,c sr No Corn
=, =, - iei No 2 At 81 Oats trmer AZ '1+ pssr
e. - roe for New Rye firm at 8 ia 10 oI 70 a. = IA
TonsL Provisions sbd qnehngsS h wheat GOO hush
20 b5sb Barley Shipmeuts-2Oo hbls flouf' hVVV 0SN
WErst hiiS AID a. ties FORK ,9trA3s I,r 70 Medium
ssEig q Gotten Lard 2odNtc hAcoo Nn",Ss''
g. t I8c Clear Rib Sides ne Buk Shouders
o. R Siies ICie: Clear sides l7tc s packed FS9r 30 @
So n Wheat 81 t5@tl 10 'VIn' 0V~O'" VAS N -
q asa n. WHISKY slc
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ruurRsn,Ys wEATHyR HEpogr-s.w
SHIPPING NTELLIGEHCE.

- PORT or sswYoRS........................ H.
CLEARED.
S.,mshirsAmerea HsIreshurT. Imrn; Eise, Green Ma
Philadelphia Magnolia CT"Ne tnafest9al
Herman SsyHlusa: NIeus Bears" bosoa
Shh-Sar 81 Hope Sa4 Francisco; Nevada Nictos losS
hama Great " e,teun. Cuuniu CHAM. liTerPOaL
Rnfks-Ei II.H MArstpn Ma5ga; Iva Steon. Msraeaho
Brr,-lrsk CeHiregosi trSeent Spencer Port Prince
ShisE L. Syyese Psrsns. Brcoai Israel SnaS llbary,
R,rhdo.s j. Crg Maxwell Norfolk; Hlshnd Chief PreemsH,
Mathews CoPus Chf Horts1sla Norton.
Desarsr Lucoln D Fall RiVeri Ameea ReyISds Bnsteli
jameson. BsOesi Joseph Hay HsthaSss Phha
dslnha: d. Mehee Smith, Philadelphia Eva L. Lsol- Bunker.
No1lolk c. NeoaaT. Hanme!l Ses. Bedford
steamship Nevada Williams Liverpool Feb and oseeutOwn ph
mdse aud
stra nsp Chesapeake. Bragg, Pousnd, mdse AM pass
Steamship Mamsnta. Fish, NcN Bedford, mice AID pass.
Bark reiuoeS BYinkland, Alicante, obi aiS
Rocky Glen, Des Gate slsce CarleRa II la ard
noisSseA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
DosToS Feb nArryrd, ship A. Harrington sncspoei " FAY
Cseuai bgs VIM robertson Snyrpai ArootOol IHsd.S ears
NJ Msguon DsnarA; Annie Ausdea Cenfegos MA odei Ne
seass; III " Po and Psiue. SagUAi John H. o"An As~
York ,,,,- -
SAY FRscsco Feb l7Ceared King Phillip or h"nosa Ana
rssth, for Aeapgleo Sailed, Conquest bsh Liverpool
SPOkEN.
Shin bow Boston Feb lat zt2t hon ct
Sclr Mas-a nom ialax bound jan ~ TAT "a oa as4
ScAr James sysas for Fan lo'er Feb ~ st Ees
Lon. a.
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Misuuan,ous,
60rpuratian 1otItts.

CORP RATION NOTICE. - pIIRI III
" NOTICE hereby the oNaer or owner, oe.n,nt
occupants Of all Houses aud Lots
thereby fol cu.d and go
lEd The oee Of the BoAd Of Assessors for By ali
interested,
is-Por FasEng sidewalks 4st from 9th to I .r.ps
2dPor Pagging east ide from 10Th street,
RIVER :" '''1''A
lFr Plugging sidewalks setting reseng enb and r,,.,
the southw esey 81 avenue and I'D street
5bPor regulating grading 'enR curb aud gutter
street, from 81 20 9Th avenue
Tagging 4sth street from 9th 9Th ..nu.
The limits by such ncnis all the
and 81 Ground Lets sud parcels ~ Land
lst-Eoth ndss Of 4lst FROM stb 10 lith
2d-Tbe eat side 81 Avenue u. from l5a 10 10th st.
3iBoth fdes lh TO Hudson River
s zd street ron 81 avenue 10 poiei seventy
feet westerly thererOB,
5h-Both sIdes Of liIth street. from 81 to th srsnaea
CtDotn sides ~ t5th street, fcn Bh To gb avenues
affected
them
10 present their oscgn wnhBg lssA usi Chs"nl OF mo
Bor 81 sY Office No a Chambers street basement
House. within thirty from the date VI this notice
K Fla HARRISON F REED Beard Of Assessor.
GUERNSEY BACKkTT.)
Ones Bosrd Of Assetsors. New Court hons Feb " 1852
ciTI % EGw.YoRK. DEPANTEssT % Fis.Sos BpssAUoy}
THE HEc1IvEk % IAIEt N0uhrBOrsg PAhE HNhshben" -
DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that all
Of Per,ou TAIes due b rail the once 81
AsDk5W SMITH esd Attorney for be Collection 81 Arrears Of
TarfL No 3 books tssg such
srrezt Eil he found Al said 0nes.
Mcpherson 0u. the said Attorney the authorized 10
receive receipt Toy ne sTssrs except ~ warrants issued
authority 10 collect the Included therein
nVTee The Of Personal Hereby
eonGtsnAs bdsd- DasS ksb'YOrE Japaay 49, ls6l
BBRNARD sMYTB. Receiver
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T1otins Of 8mkrupltp.

INSTRUCT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STAThs PoR TliB EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNsiIr
the atter Of JOHN d. STEVENSON,
A. Bauirapt Eastern Disd Of Prhr'auis Wursn BANK
siued by sh Court the estate Of Jahn H.
Stevenson Of the Ccunty Of Phsd-pb. and state Of Penutsh,
been dlr sdugd bankrupt petition OF
bis creditors ~ debts and the dsiVsy q" prop
er Bankrupt to him 20 his snd toe hAn
hr forbidden bJ ~ the creditors
M their debts and elOoe gees Of
held Court o. Bankruptcy 70 b hniirn At P
cchs ID, "a dAy 81 hTce D. lt a. 10 oeost
a. Office u EDMIN CHASE ea Of the Registers m
Bankruptcy said Dstn No 6j Wauas ss Ct' Il Phia
depLiA e. klLMAkfk u y N1ishsl W ala dlsnee
rI'HlS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-lhat on the 2d<
A. ID. 1858. In Bankrurtrr tsuei
against The 81 JACoB HUlSCHLBh Of Mas~Aa TIE
County ~ EvJe.J Nbo has been aadse
that the OF debts and DO
property belonging such Bankrupt 70 hun or f BIS use
property b. him forbidden ~ a~ that
Of the creditors 81 the 'd Bankrupt prove hs debts .ni
u h estate will DO held al Court OF
holden No 20 Es street TrcuOn y T. he
WHITFIELD JOHNSON Register on the 2d day Of March
A. 4. At 10 O'clock n--Daei PcbruAU 49, 1852
W. BUDD DEACON, L. = Marshal As Messenger
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Griiniug.
uvws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

NEWS PAIKAGES FOX TIff ThbSc'
CAPTAINS snd this port reqaesss y
L.iv.r usek.sr. Newlok Associated Press eng w.
persons suthor' Of j. W. Snonion onets'
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STATE CALIPoRSlA, TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
SACRAMENTO, February l. 1853
DEDEMPTION of CIVIL BONDS of 1860
STATE on CALWoHNIA 'IREAsuKr DE]AkTaKNT}
SACRAMENT February J, 1863 !
DEDFMPTION of CIVIL BONDS of 1857

ElIsmI IVY "" ., = -. q,,..,a,- a. mn q,
Three Hundred and SeyeuyIys Ihon nd (tJp Dollars Which
% the Legislature Of sad State entitled
Act 10 proVe payng table Claims the Stale
Funded Deht nr that purpose approved
Apn % 1851 provisions Of amsIdpry o. sad
a. 1850 Tor the redemption OF sh
bonds OF said State issued under tie provisions Of SAID lTst men
hOned .,,,,r,,
Notice gven that SEALED PROPOSALS Tor The SCRhh
Of received this Der for the amount
shove specified the Ion day Of Apr AID 1862 al oe"ek M
entertained than value and responsible
yarsniee accompany each proposal Which no be hlois.o
the Surrender Of Civil Bonds OF 1851
said Bonds paid gold ard silver coin Of
sbs United States and within days sr tie
Of The proposals for their r~deHption
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AibiSsnh qutitts.

" " CHICAGO H., Peh ~, 1854
NvOTICE-The STOCKHOLDERS of the
~ CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY are hereby no
Used DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT Ue Of Sov.hmsnt AI
Preferred and Common Stock OF sad COMPANY
psAe st the CompAuys Agents hsrH JhSUrS
IL MONDAY the LIST dAv OF March neit
to I'm. holder. 81 sid stort cuEng OF books
TIE will he eoed the 1870 inst and teopened o
r-ansc,s on ill., "a OF March ueIt WIN. NJ. LARRABBB
Secretary and Treasurer.
OFFICE of PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
NJ Co Nos and 81 WAnst. HEw.foEK. PelI II, 10y
DIvIDEEDEotcs hereby gwen tSst s BeS s
declared DIVIDEND OF THREE go fhR
CES out a the net quarter ending January 81 1862
rsval,p Al The CompanyS Ofice. MONDAY. March !.
will be closed SATURDAY 10th inst ~
eortued WEDNESDAY, March 1863 at 10 m by order oil
Bosrd Of Directors, THEODORE l. JohNnoN NecteAV
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Matbinfrv.

alatbinrv
>---~---~~~-----~~--~ -"
TOR SALE-STEAM FORGE. in Baltimore,
Il Nd Address FORGB. Baltimore.
ATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. -Circu-
lar Saw Mills Mills as IN 40O Hay snd Cotton Presses
Eugine, Room No 80 M. ~ Braaiwav a. ". WILDER
TUO PRINTERS. WANTED An ADAMS
PRESs good condition. Apply 70 Gao T. SESBiTr Co,
corB ofPearl and PBess
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CUPREME COURT.-In the Matter OF The
- Application oe MsIor Aldermen ,ni ConmenIiy 81 hs ny
E-vYnrt relative 60 the OPENING ofOSE HDREDANDI "Eh
Tl.THRD STREET Mount horns square
OF statutes Ia saeh made ard pro-
Aldermen. aud Conn"na Of tie CITY Of New OF
hereby irtsnd sppy 10 The Supreme C"n OF we
STATE Tern 81 sid Court to be hed al the
Civ Hall the Civ ofNssiork on be 18th day Of February 1907
the opening thereafter a. Conne
can for N. appointment 81 CummsHouers 81 ksm. ana a.
that the and extent o." the
Intended the Opening 81 Dee hunrc
from Efbih 10 Mount Morris s1uarr 70 na Wv
Of t under and b. VTte OF an A
Of the People ofihe STATE " heNlork entitled
Art relative tocbng the TBE out 81 Stresn ana
Roads N ID. aud for ether passed AP >
l8y7.-DAted Ses York February J, lh9
RICHARD UGoRMAS. Counsel n The Corporation
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EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
Il UNITED STATES and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COhPAhL
Regular NAL Steamers sailing the zJi u month:
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt TisELErar0H, February IL
MISSISSIPPI. Capt bLOCus. March n
hEkkNACk. CspL WslK April -
Thee splendid ,ehsus tine and call 81 Thomss
Pan. Bahia ad RIO de Jsnso going and tsanHE For
sEgtEsnsnti OF Eht or passage ipply -
NA X GARRlSOs, Agent, No Bo-Husrr,.u
EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL THE CROMWELL LINZ
Steamship. this Line Will leAve Pier No. North River oeoek.
p ~. follows -
GEO WASHINGTON. Gage SATURDAY. February "a
Freight taken for 81 LOu, Mobile sBl Galveston At hIoagh
rtl.l
For Passage Brt and second sls,s) or Freight .PpJ
a. u. CROMWELL Co. No &C Westsi.
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sabinss Sanks.

sabinss Sanks
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth ave,
II cor 81 Poort,rnh -SX PR CENT INTEREST paid on all
sums from made before hArco vi" oA"
from March H. DILL T' 1910,
TFHIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
4 COR THlRDAvR AND TWBNTY-SlNTisT;
daily from 10 m 10 D. w. Monday, WEDNESDAY and
SsturdSs even ngs from To SoeocE
TNION~DIME SAVINGS BANK,
Nos 3QB sad 3gs CANAIrST. corner Of Lsght mn,
ak PER CENT INTEREST on 50 10 S3,Ooo.
ASSETS, S5,S3G,736 So.
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6buntrs for CUISINES Mtn.

0bantfs for SnsIntss 9tItn.
UOYT's PATENT CONCRETE PAVE
MINT Ia. been oroughy tete In Chsgn, and mAny other
e and lie best and County Right for BALE
h, The Inventor, Al No 240 Broadway.
DRICK YARDS and Clay Lands can be had,
great uducwsnt, Ia invest BY calling on iNAAN 'A'o
CON 80 Marshals,, Paterson, n J.
NHARIOTTE G. SMITH, Importer and Manu-
~ fcturer CLOAKS rias from business wi sen ,h' uoSo
cash customer at bargain No
llGB Broadway. below Twentv-eighth ST
NOR SALE, in consequence of lI-healtll-lne
L SrOCK FIXTURES apa GOOD WILL 81 retail BLANK BOON,
STATIONERY PRINTING BUSINESS ooss ,"Sn established
t,n van and doing trade; 1000 to $500 required
W. 1900 Adafrss STAIioNER Boz No ltf, Posi-omce
NOR SALE-StOck and Lease of GROCERY
STORE al Mount Vernon Wtbesier Comfy doing large aud
store ihe DEPOT and IL the Oldest and best 60
Isbbed Ia The village about 5000 Call al No Aasaansl Room
No. 49,
IETINTED-A PARTNER with $4,000, to
Wv manufacturing basness IN LoDd"u England
which viii Tye hin prot $1,000 snnuH Address
A b. &. Box No 26Ss y. Y. J.. o.
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CUPREME COURT-KINGS COUNTY.-ln
y the matte, Application Of the TRUSTEES The AMshCAN
TTNERI ard SILVER MINING COMPANY Of NkW.lORk Tor a
vo anry dissolution Of said CoHPanyNoICk Is IkkbBl 1--WE
IL the 3h day OF DreenheI M
Interested 10 such corporation
having claims the required 10 h"S e'ne a{ !,
should be dsoVrd before WILLIAM
sTIGRR esq appointed by such order kree for mat PuPoe 81
bis Office Number The cav g" Ne"l" Ou e
FIRST MONDAY Of April 1862 at II o'clock 10 N. forenoon
Dated February lltb 1893. "lLLlAh D. SiI11Lh,
lI..-l
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Gttan Sitamtrs.

Guan Sitamus.
IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
" ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP co,
Sailing regularly EvEN THURSDAY at O'clock precisely,
from No. lSofth River
NURRO CASTLE. Capt r. Adam, (va fsssHl February Is
COLI hBlA. Capt h. Van .hsfrh y
EAGLk Capt NJ. X .hsFth u
FoG Gsgbt passage spyJto q. WHEELER IT, President
Ma. Dosibg green.