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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
CRY GOTERNMENT AFE4TfS.


CIOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
This Department yesterday opened propO-
sals and awarded contracts for the following; For
sewers-In .Fortythrds st., between Third and Lexng.
ton aves in Forty fourthst and Forty hfthst between
Second and East River and In Fiithave between
Forty ninth and Fifethsts.. to l. V. Cunningham at
$40 slO time 800 days. In Washington and Greenwich
sta between Desbrosses and Canalsts; in Caroaest
Bro"dway and Elm ST. in Center Marketpi between
Grand ard Broome and in BroOme ST. between Cen
days In Eighty from Nnth.ave to and through
Eghthavc.. to Eighty-hthst; TOT. ID. Miner. at
Nnty. thIrd.st. and Onehundrcd. and seventh, -sts
TO W. H.. Mccarthy. at $3.50 tme, 500 days
aves.; Oae-hundred and foureenthsi. between third
aud FonrthaScs, and N One,hnndred,hnd hneIeehtnS
SILICA. time. IS days In seventh-st between FlrstaVe
aud Ave ~ to Thomas McConne, at $50 po .e %
Madisonst between Gouyerneur and MOntgomeTy,sts;
tonst.; in sherfst between stanton and Housonsts;
in Prince ST. between Mott aud Mulberrysts IN Ave- a,
seyssth and Eghthsts, to W IL Keysor at soOs2 50;
time, IS days In slxty.nrstst. at East River. and IN
Henry sallmeyer at 1913 So time, 2oe days In Fifth
ave, between Eighty ninth and Observation-Disclosures
sts TO Robert cunningham at S53S!5 %, une 30 uay
In Seventy scconds, between Third aud Fonrthaves;
IRG an SS o Rbnm 1oWd at SAT- as time 200
days In Tcuthaye.. between Twenty-eghth ana Twen.
streets, to John Mchewan at sii5V Time 90 DAYS on
derground drains between Fiity-nnth ana
and between Fourth and Fifth ayes. To Robert Cunning
ham at 81. GO6 time, 80 days.
REMOVAL OF HE WATER POLICE.
The Croou Department yesterday removed the follow
ingnained persons from their positions AS Water Police
men for the that the appropriation from winch
their salaries paid. IL exhausted jas Manning
Thos H. Angus, Michael j. Cullen. Jas. Rockwell b.
Mayerean John II. Allen, Samuel A. Roberts, John j.
Power, Henry Rewley, Patrick Casey Jas Weeb, Ihos
Gresham. Samuel Barclay. John Bennett, VIM b. Avery
ennis Brennan, Michael Ryan, John ii. Moore, Charles
Gcier, Michael IL O'Ncll, Robt White, VIM. Ackernan
Jas Armstrong Regina. Moses j. Decker, Ed Kier
man. VIM. Neeley. John Love, samuel W. Tompkns, VIM
Wilson Jas Brown, JAS Doughty, stephen n SimOnson
Michael McGmw. David j. Jennings Jas. Ii. Coleman.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
Proposals were opened yesterday by Con-
roer Connolly for the whole any part OF the sum OF
$500 900 os city Lunatio Asylum stock" authorized by
CHAP Laws OF 1862 and by an ordinance OF the Com
mon Council approved by tho Mayor July 49, 1862 THIS
stock IL he issued for tho purpose OF providing add
ona buildings for lunatcs in this city, and Will bear IN
erest at tho OF per cent annun able on inc
first days Of May and November in each year ana the
principal 10 be- rcdeemahle Aug |, 1882 The followngs
list OF the bidders and amounts bid for and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
DEATH FROM A FALL.

On Monday night John Leonard, native Of
Ireland aged 49, called friends ut work the
now Post-once cite In tho city Hall Park lie seemed
10 be somewhat under the influence OF liquor Later he
got cart driven by i-end and rode down toward
the Battery but tho way fell of. and. striking his
head received q severe wound He was picked up aud
placed on the He seemed 10 be rendered almost
helpless from the combined effects OF tho fall and the
liquor he had imbibcd He afterward brought back
10 the Park and at later hour the friend started win
him toward his home While gong up the BOwery, when
near CanasT LeonOrd again rolled of the cart INTO the
street. HIS absence not noticed by the driver uh
he had gone several blocks on HIS return he found
Leonard In an insensbe condition IN the hands OF the
Police. lie removed to the EldridRe-st, Police sta
ton where died short time Deceased resided at
No $40 East IhiTtythlrdst Yesterday afternoon Coro
Rollins held an inquest and verdict OF " Death
from OF the BRAIN the result OF an accidental
fall" was rendered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
FUNERAL OF A FIREMAN.

The funeral of Foreman Thomas Macauley
Of Engine Company No g. will take place at p M TO.
day from No Is Goldst The funeral escort will consist
OF one man from each company below Fifty nnthst The
detachment will be commanded by District Engineer
John Conley. aud will DO formed In four eompanes-
three Engine and one Hook and Ladder Companymto DO
commanded respectivey by the named officers
The Engine companies by first Foreman John l.. Gre
ger Engine Company No. IL; second, Foreman George
samuel Yates Engine Company No. 81. The Hook and
Ladder Company by Foreman James II, Monroe. HOOK
GERS will act pallbearers Foreman James Whalen,
Engine Company No 6; Foreman James MeCord Engine
Company No 10; Foreman Arnot Spence. Engine Com
pany No 20; Foreman George Mclaughlin, Engine Com
pany No 80; Foreman Robert King. Hook and Ladder
Company No /; Foreman George W. Quackenbush, Hook
and Ladder Company No. TO- Engine Company No. T..
under mmand OF the Assistant Foreman, Will follow
the hearse "A mOurners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
CERTIFIED cHEcKs-A CORRECTION,

TO tie EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR Mr.. Weller's explanation" exculpating
Geo S. Hart Co., In your issue of today is incorrect
The following Is the true statement OF the case: j. L.
Hart, at various times since the commencement OF CO.
partnership, paid In as his portion OF the capital
sums amounting IN the aggregate 10 sll,OOO,
which was credited TO j. L. Hart's stock account,
$4,000 was credited TO G.. s. IIarts account AZ
margin. During my absence from Office, j. l.. Hart
tore from the check book two blank checks pom put
ting any amount on me margin Of he eheekbook one OF
filled out the same TO their order for $4,000 aerward
getting the same certified and giving IL TO g. 81 Hart
Co., Mr. Howell lone Of the partners informed me That
the amount OF the above check stood charged 10 a. L.
Hart on their books. and that Mr. j. L. Hart hied out
the check III their private office. j. H. Hart immediately
abseb'ed himself from this city, since which time he mas
not returned nor has no boon heard nom Yours
spectfuiy. w. &. HALE.
New York. Aug 81, 1862
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
THE HrMBoLpT MONUMENT.

The Committee having in charge the arrange
meats for the Humboldt celebration next month met
again yesterday afternoon at the Lederkranz socetys
room in East Fourthst 1t to commence the
festivities hour earlier than was DECIDED ti
vious meeting thus making the procession move at II
A. m and the ceremonies in the park commence ~
n, and terminate at D. The bust 1t IS expected VIII
arrive To-day The Park Commissioners have placed TWO
plots of ground upon winch to erect the mon9eh. AZ
The dismissal of the Committee One Is near the Scno
cate and the other IL farther near the mall; put as
yet tho Committee have not decided when TO accept
bund have issued joint call to the German soccs lot
meeting TO be held Mt D. Saturday al tie Ter
mania Assembly Rooms, to make arrahgctheh,S aa wv,
grand torchlight procession the night 6 the ceeOra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
INSTANTANEOUS DEATH BY HANGING.

To The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: 1t is remarkable, in the face of frequent
criticisms upon the present horribly barbarous and
necessarily cruel mode Of hanging that no humanitarian
has publicly suggested better way Prof Haughton OF
Trinity College, Dublin, eminent scientific man and
lhanthropst, by series OF experiments IN the dead.
house OF the Medical College has established the
II certain ratio be secured between the weight al the
criminal and the weight or the cOunteposc by the fall OF
which he to be elevated, the poor victim died IN
simultaneously and without the slightest muscular NOTION
The judicial authorities OF Dublin have adopted Prof.
Haughtons method, and the first public hanging by IL
there serious apprehensions OF riot the ground
that stuffed dummy had been substituted for the crmi
nal Since It's adoption public executions In Dublin have
failed " TO draw" A READER FOR THIRTY YEARS.
NetC Hdrtn, Aug. &c. 1869
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
A DIyORCE SUIT.

Augustus st. Dalzell agt. Emma Dalzeli-
Supreme Court, BrCOklyn-Speei.l Tern-before Judge
TappenThis is an action for divorce The parties are
connected with some OF the first families in England ~
appears that in 1906 the defendant returned To England
al The request OF her husband he agreeing to pay hei
II OOo per annum for her support. The piantn altet
the departure OF his wife, commenced proceedings LOT
divorce on the grounds Of adultery committed by VIE
IN York. The plaintiff had not CONTRIBUTED ISTau
the support OF his wife for months a'tnougn nir
self enjoying the Injuries OF life The counsel Tor the de
PENDANT yesterday moved for an order dIec,lg t,e
nlnintif 20 show why the Judgment ana ortier
should ASIDE and Why the palntn should not
be punished contempt of Court and FOR allowing tho
frauduiept proceedings upon which the order of tho
Court granted The order granted aud Tho suit
will commence anew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
THE "WAsHED" STAMPS.

The examination in the case of John Mozart.
ney. the boy employed IN tho Gold Room, who was
eudcd before Commissioner Osborn The testimony
showed that the defendant obtained the stamps IN ques
uon from the Gold Room after they had been affixed 10
various papers and cancelled; that he removed the
collation. marks by the washing process and sold them
at mucb below their full vaue to boy named Burnha,o
in whose possession several OF were fonnd by de-
tectys named Joseph Dye who gave Barnham money 70
purchase more from the defendant; that Buruam made
the desired purchase. and allowed 10 states
evidence The defendant held for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
THE UNIFORM QUESTION.

Superintendent Kennedy yesterday issued tie
following order the various Captains in the MetrOpo
tan Police District:
Alta meeting of the Board the 3h inst Rule No % was amepsd
10 read "A eows Rule IS Captains, Sergesns RounSmen and "a
tromeu them be assigned 10 detective
u,T shall wear tie prescribed uniform whether Oh dus Mem
her, Of the Force the prescribed Uniform
only home their boarding houses, aud while attending
public worship while absent ron
the Board Any member OF the hrc VII NJ
by the Board the Superintendent or the
the President and superintendent
Police Commissioner in special Members OF the Foe
b ~ dr,y will not wear their shields The gloves shields
badges devices belts aud buttons shalt correspond wh ne
.m. d.no.tei IN the cloth room tue Central Department The
as s lie buon.d AZ all fine. the force
You viii Instruct the your command Ilem
sal accordingly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
A HABEAs CORPUS CASE IN BROOKLYN.

The habcas corpus case of Charles Myers,
the desertor the United States army came up be-
fore Judge Troy yesterday and was further postponed
to Saturday Mr. Tracy, behalf Of the prisoner
said that important points Of law were involved
i'm the and he did NOT want 10 De nasty IN the mat
ter Gen Vogdes had wried to his superior officer IN
regard 10 the matter and TO the course he should pur
sue and he intended that the responsibility should rest
with the superior officer Judge Troy said lac was willing
10 give the Government all the time necessary 10 bring
e matter to satisfactory conclusion. The parties VINO
arrested the boy after his discharge were guilty OF ms
delneanor and he intended TO call the attention OF me
Grand Jury to il on Monday as lie intended to do his
duty without fear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
MILITARY REUNIONS.

The members of the Star Musketeers and
their friends held picnic with target practice yester
day. at Suffers East River Park foot Of Egyiourthst
Forty prizes were distributed the best matKsmen,
and dancing music continued till late III the evening
- Company H. Of the Goth Regiment held their annual
nic-uic Yesterday Bellevue Garden foot OF Eghtltth-
st. Col Cayannagh commanding the regiment ana sew
eral members OF his stan were present IL was wen,
attended and welconducied affair where the principal
Object "auusencnt," fully attained The members
OF Hagers Life Guard assembled Yesterday at FUNK
park Tor their first annual picnic good attendance
lively uusc and rsrato dinner made the andlT pleas
Ant 10 all pArtiCipnnts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
A LEGAL QUERY.

To ire Bdtter OF The Tribune
SIR: Will you inform the public if there is
any law authorizing policemen to apply rattan to the
backs OF boys seeking TO honest penny at the
Courtlandtst. ferryi This morning strike n
small hungry looking boy for simply soliciting oppor-
tuny 10 carry q gcntlemAns handbag. Had the little
fellow been porter hackd be might have stood
In the narrow passageway and Inconvenience several
hundred passengers for all the police officer would have
cared. A NJ c.
Nep. York, Aug. n, 1859.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
ALLEGED WIFE MURDER.

For considerable time past James Wood,
aborer and his wife, have occupied one OF the tumble
down shantics that abound In tho ncighborhood NJ
Fortcthst.. between Tenh-aye. and tho North River.
The husband Is represented by the police TO DO worth
less character who has boon arrested previously Tor IN
t01lcatlon and llsordery conduct The WIFE, ,he
trary, has been regarded Industrious and although
she occasionally INDUCED In the use 0t huor managed
To amass considerable money by wedding. On
Monday night the husband came home inbNlcHtcd.
and domanded mogeY with which to procure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
iNQUESTS.

Coroner Rollins yesterday was requested to
hold an inquest No l65 Chrystiest over Mrs. Mary
Miller age 49, who died after giving birth TO child
The infant after died. at Bellevue Hospital
over Hugh McGlnns. age A. who was found sick at No
"a Prnee and removed 10 the Hospital In an insensi
BILE condition. Coroner keenan, requested to hold
inquest at Bellevue Hospital over Louis Larour whose
death hydrophoba caused by the bite OF pet dog
has been al cady announced In THE TRIBUNE. Deceased
native of France ago 6 and resided at 400 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
"HoW THE MONEY GOES

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SR Perhaps l can enlighten your CORE
spondent who asks under the above caption "what be-
Of tho remaining $780, surplus $780, the cost
Of coers tho Washington Grey Cavalry in this city
Winter heard the person alluded 10 In that article
q clerk In one OF the COuTtHous Offices say, can
get all the money want; pass anything through
the Common Council II want o. O00 put III bill for
$1,000 and share the balance with the ring" Pethaps
that's the way the $500 went ANOTHER TAxPArER.
NeU York, Aug. 81, 1852
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01

Marshal sent an officer VINO Caused the defendant to re
fund the articles lost James Hsrgravo Of Cleveland
Ohio thel0th Of July last exchanged at No Hudson
st. 1925 for what he supposed ESQ gold bat upon
counting It aferward he found he had received only
IS TO- The Marshal officer to look after the case
and he reported that the defendant offered give him
fa TO settle the The Marshal referred tho matter
70 lawyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
TIE CUSTOM HOUSE wEIGHER FRAUDS.

The case of the United States against Thos.
W. Exam. the Weigher in the Cnstoin.Iiom who 70
charged with frauds relation TO his payros has been
summed M on the evidence heretofore published, by
Assistant District Attorney Jackson for the Government
and Ethan Allen rho defendant, the Commissioner re-
serving lis decision The decision in this case and In
that OF Percy T. spear the other Custom House Neghe
cLarye6 With a similar ofYrnse, will DO promulgated
simultaneously by Commissioner Osborn within few
DAYS. ........ H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
EXECUTION OF spEAKMAN AND wYE1H.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In order to satisfy public curiosity and
vindcate the conduct OF Admiral Hof and the Govern
ment In the speakman and wyeth affair, allow TO sug
gest throw gh your columns that tho Navy Department
publish In full and the results Of Admiral Hons
legations.
Neto York, Aug. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
AN INVOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY CASE.

I'm the matter of the McDerm0tt Patepb
Bolt Manufacturing Company against whom petition
had been fled to have them adjrdlcated involuntary
bankrpts on the grounds that they had frandulenty
stoned payment Of their commercial paper and ala NOT
resume Within fourteen days the petition has been dis
missed byJudge Batchford on the ground that the cyl
dcnce did not sustain the allegations. II. ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
pRrwERs ARRESTED.

Peter Kirchfof, Richard Schmidt, and VIII
liam walter the propretors Of extensive brewery In
Merose We,tchester Co.. arrested aud brought be-
fore Commissioner Shields charge OF having omitted
TO stamp their kegs. barrels. and hogsheads md also
with onittne 10 cancel stamps on Kegs barrels, ana
hogsh sads eEpted by them. They were held IN 5000
each for an examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
Ma.,s ,le whole anouot s"el O,r.~.kl
MAYORS OFFICE.

Marshal iookcr yesterday heard tde follow
ing cases. Charles Williams az Chcayo. H. ngt John
IcN's o.! 40 N lGg6rpw TIC complainant lost watch
and Uhau id iUtkct aud 80 ~ money ut Ihd iefond
ants pAaJ bY uUtu, VI no eUNci<ro game, aud mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
DEC ISIONS

SrpRvNy CouRT-SPECIAL TERM-By Judge
LHdnsBn Motion to Vscais oner Of arrest
sr,nI Tayler granted Tie American lros
sg EsI-Moon Er1utei CSaadal agt Drewhouoa srsae
Cole %. Beuhrti.-Moicn granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
Nr,ys rAcKAGEs FOR TmE rRESs.

C.tn ,na pu. arriving At ths port are 90 aesGl =
NeWlork Associated
n-ou, eLbiung tie euttsa suhouI al W. siHotoa "v"e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-01
rrs.o,ys wy,TaKR Rypogr-.s,m

MINIATURE ALMANAC. 49,,
,,.. 5,HI san seu ....... $685. Moaa rss ,.,,..'Ht
~ tai. DAY.
,, u.,k aiO Cows Isani.... 4O0 Hell Gs!e,.''.'' OK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-21
COAsTWIsR STEAMSHIPS.

NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The steamship VICTOR, as.ss. viii leave risr 81 Esa
ri er. Saturday, October 2S
Freight for 81 Louis. Mobile and Galveston takso =
through rates.
Fer feIsh. passage having superior accommodates
appiyto -
C. n. MALLORY 4 co, Iss Ma,.en land.
The BIENFfLLE Will follow from Pier 80 North rivsr
LIVINGSTON. A CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-21
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C
AT AUCTION TOMORROW
IA (Friday), al ~ o'clock,
BY JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,
utt heir Mat



liz East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue
Bay Pony Mare hands kind IN all harness and
under sandle free from vice; trOis la minutes;
STYLISH warranted sound kind and truo superior for
ladiea' ana cL!ldrens use.
Genemans Road Establishment, comprising bay Horse,
l5E hands, years. tro In So minutes; warranted
sound kind and true Also Top Wagon by Smith set Single
Harness. &c.
Black Mare Is hands 5years sound, kind and suit
able for road or family use.
Ears bay Coupe Horse ID hands scund kind and
Four seat Coupe Rockaway, with shifting front; also set
Are Conre Harness, xc., &c.
Gentle mans Road Establishment comprising Vermont
Morgan Black Hawk Mare 1oA hands. years; kind all
harness. tros close to three nnues sound kind
and true; together with top Road Wagon, butt by
Brewster.
Four seat Park Phae,on, bui,. by Brewster.
Hay Team, lj1 hands, years; kind al harness free
from vice; trot fast very Stylish ahd warranted sound
kind and true.
Ten other very fine Road and Blu mess Horse1 Full
scrpton of all above In morrows Herald, under this
head
All the above single horses seen any time at the
Auction Mart up to the time of sale.
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HORSES CARRIAGES, &C.

COUPE "A VERY FINE LIGHT COUPE, FOR 0NE OR
~ two horses At great bargain All styles Carriages
very low at GAVIN WIT1YS warerooms 6sS broadway.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c.

CUCKOO CLoCKs-oUR PATENT AND MANUFAC-
taei Ans Amercsn Watches n gres! variety pismond
FIELD CO.'S Jewellers, Sixth avenue, corner OK -Four
nsn'n street, and Eighth OF Twcntysxt Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-21
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
Tho mails for Europe during the week ending October g.
1862 Will close At this Office Tuesday, "Wednesday
xoIo.s VIA and ~ u 40 4. MI q and o, II 80 A. NJ.
Ind II. II 10 A NJ. u and q. 10 30 A. M
T.. II JONES Postmaster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-21
At JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSELL'S.
IA BY ARCH. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer
A Carl

The Great Auction HOuse OF
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELTA
Our house Is the most extensive and complete in the
United States aordn the rcadics facilities for all wishing
TO buy or DESTROYS of selling at auction
OUR GENERAL SALESROOM
y at the Old stand 81 Nassau street opposite the Post Office
rms we have enlarged ana improved, and extends
through to liberty, making front both Here
hold saessf Household furniture Works OF Art Painting
Articles OF Nu. Books and Merchandise of deserp.
ton Our long experience and superior make
house the most desirable medium through which
sales OF Household Furniture at the private
families declining housekeeping :,
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH
of business is made feature and speciality, and
CONDUCTED ut our mart,
liz Fast Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue,
where hold sales Tuesday and Friday throughout
the year.
Gentleman wishing 70 purchase, or those having horses
carriages to SELL WIN find OH house perfectly reliable
ccnduct this branch of business do all other
business, the Straightforward principles which gov
ern honorable houses in all mercantile pursuits.
ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON,
VIM. VAN TASSfLl.
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WHAT SAY THE GREAT AMERICAN PEOPLE P
They say this, great 10 SMITH thc hagist The Ameri
people are correct they always smith the flag
M Il great his awnings and Gags all the country
Need we say more SMITH the greatest
In the United States 6f Broadway Blocker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-21

TOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Il Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships of this line leave pier 81 North river foot q
Beach street, every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday At
NJ connecting with the Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
the Seaboard Inland Line Petersburg Weldon Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and Richmond and DAnvule
Railroad Through tickets and through bs of
ladiug reduced all pon,s South Southwest
Applv oai.o, pier % For,h rtver.or
n. L.MoCREADY, President, 49, Greenwich street
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(1frY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, SIS.
~ The commonwealth OF Pennsylvania TO William Dick.
tnson, surviving Mary Ann Dickinson, late his WIFE
George Munroe Rnado and Adele Dickinson (chdren
heirs or said " ,sss and Mary Ann Dcknson) and
than Dickinson gr Getting,
We command you that laying aside all business and
cae whaoever you and each OF youibs appear youe
oEer person before the Honorable the Judges Of oW
DAY OF October A. H. 1852 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon
snow cause why the Court should confirm the sale Of GER
tam real estate ats OF 4. Dickinson deceased and the
executor directed the snd further abide the
under penalty or .ci00,
9Th day OF October 1859