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a House GONE TO the DoE..,,

They have house in New Orleans, ac-
cording to the PicdyWRC, which is haunt.
ed with dogs A we'll known and re-
spectacle citizen named Taylor recent
ly rented this house, despite it's ghOstly
reputation, and determined TO prove
the error of the common report. Pro.
viding himself with light and lunch,
aud newspapers, he made his solitary
night encampment in one of its rooms,
and, having fallen asleep, was suddenly
awakened at midnight by the fierce
barking of dog. Sprngiug to his
feet, it is reported, "he was surprised to
sse huge blue dog, larger than the st.
Bernard species, standing in the CEN
ire of the room, and barking at him
EuriouSly. The walls were covered
with shadows of dogs, and the ghostly
CANNES even walked around on the
ceilings: and as they passed a long
shsdowy footprint would be left for 4
moment on the wall or floor. All of d
sudden, Mr.. Taylor says, another gigsn,
tic dog, waving fearful looking cauda
appendage, sprung into the room as i
in answer 10 the angry challenges of the
frst enc, aud they &C once engaged IN {
night. The combat was furious. Blood
would Ay from their mouths, and NJ
sooner hud il touched the floor thar
the drops would turn into full
grown dogs, who mingled in th'
strife. By this time the whole hOnst
resOunded with the fierce barking Of
she angry brutes. They rushed through
the halls, up the staircases, aud into the
roomsH overhead. Theyi even descend
ed the chimneys, and finally forming
themselves into a battalion in the hall
like men at drill, marched in double file
through the front door aud disappeared
IN the street" Such dogs tale as the
foregoing was perhaps never before told
and As Mr., Taylor is said to bs an old and
well known citizen, IT is TO be presumed
that the house in question NAV he
fifty said-like some OF its former b1msn
tenants, perhaps-to have zone 10 tbr
degs"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Public RenefactiOn.

The remedy that promptly alleviates suffering
is certainly the most priceless OF public bene-
factions. Nothing can be more grateful, moth.
ing more valuable, nothing pore desirable than
health. Let the sufferer as well as those threat
ened with disease, try the new popular remedy
"IRISIN." Physicians endorse it and patients
praise it. 1t is no quaok remedy. Its discov
orer does not pretend that it will cure al
the ills that flesh is heir TO-" For the com
plants enumerated, however, as subject to it.
control, il is infalible Try and then endorse
1t is on its merits alone, or the medical practi
TONERS wOuld not adopt it. marls-lmdEw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-26
About midnight on Saturday last three

About midnight on Saturday last three
men, two whites and negro, Went 10
the residence of an aged and infirm m an
named Jno. Furthey, living in Grenada.
Miss, and, obtaining admission, drag
ged him from his bed, and whipped him
10 death with rawhides. No clue has as
get been obtained that would lead TO
the detection of the perpetrators of this
horrible and inhHman deed. Mr.. Fur
they was an old and inoffensive citizen,
ana no one thought he had an enemy in
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-26
State of West Virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court
May Rules, 1863.
John Erskine,
rs.
Frederick Heller as trustee for Eliza Heller his
wife and in his own right and Eliza Heier ana
Andrew Weber. trustee and George w. Franz
helm. IN NhahceIy'
JNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO OBJ
tain an account of the partnership dealings
between the complainant and Frederick Heller
and Eliza Heier his wife, and TO enforce payment
10 said complainant of the amount found due him
ON said account. And it appearing from an atnda'
Wit filed In the cause that Andrew Weber, one
Of the defendants is not resident Of this State;
on motion of the complninants coansel II Is con
sidered that he do appear here within one month
after the fourth weekly publication and due
posting of this order at the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, and do what he
NAV think fit TO protect bis interest In TINS
cause MlChaEL d. bhh1NiuJ SIeIA
RICHARDSON & CRAcRAFT, Attorneys for Com
plainant. may2p'oA"4"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


HEADQUARTERS PosT THoBURs, No. 4, s; 20 a; h
WHEhLING, WEST Va, May =, l7o''
IN COMPLIANCE WITH GEN5Ek IA Cen.
j der No q, Headquarters o. A; 1h5iinI arters,
er4l Orders No. /, De1artneIn' - ar their
the members of this Pest wiz a p N for the
hail ON Saturday, May goth, at - heir fallen
purpose OF decorating the graves -
'o FraTv member is hereby ordered a. n all
-. = I'D cordial Invitation Is e1te io VoInu
ILL., 80 served in the Naval, hegui"''
~. -, Militia Service 20 partlclP1to auder
Ieei vi w L. BADGER Post C"ili
n TrPpETT, Post Adiutant.
MI. .o-,rni+tse appointed by Post 1 n a -
II r. A. r.. TO mako arran senenns5s. b so ;nst
NO =, o.. of soldiers' graves ON the SStn lnst''
sSact S1Ilv invite all beneyolenl anu i.i.a,as
IT, Socati.s. Fire Department ana ths e' ~ .s
" wbseling and vicinity, TO take part III 'N'
% ,,T,ies OF the occasion.
fTSha f-iends of deceased soldiers are esp
..t,Iastsd IN inform the Committee "here tIe
"a situated, 80 that they can Dc properly
marked and none missed. ,..u,-oars an
!" Contributions Of flowers and evergreen 30
I;jtad which can be left at the Hall 81 the ros''
49, 8. Rhodes g. Co.'S Dry Goods store
over - o j. N. RAY,
]. A. MACAULET,
J. N. PIPES,
C. II. SESsESEI.
L. I. BUsBY,
may2s-4t Committee of Arrangements.
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State on West Virginin,
Ohio County Circuit Court
4pril RHlss, 1869.
Andrew Wilson.o

Aprii RHLss, lS69.
Andrew Wilson,o
'ohn George Alderman, William Lehman, Au.
gust Niedebush, and the South Wheeling
hutIoihC Association. In Chancery.
IhE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO I'm.
- I"roe liens upon the real estate Of John
oto'Se Ackerman, one Of the defendants in this
suit upon Two Judgments rendered AGAINST him
.h IN" circuit Court 81 Ohio comfy on the I4th
TTE q. peCemher, ls6s One in AN action Of
DSo' LOT Slt@.Ss, with legal IL tarest tbs-ao1
s,U,u ,lle %tS dAy Of January. 1861. antil Maid
asa costs at law and one in an actin- =. - a.
suEpSit iot S1S1O5, with legal Int, ,St--N as
from the -StL day Of September lS1;- r,;i ~
ana costs al Jaw and the costs of Tins suit pAu
And II appearing from an aHisSx;, az
the papers IN this canse that rha aaHSuS HIlu
John George Alderman Is not TssSs.. NJ "
State OF West Virginia, on motion % oL the
plaiuant, by his counsel il is or,leraS Wv com
appear here onS month after he foSrtS ne 20
publication and due posting Of this ord
front door Of the Court House OF Ohio .s a. ,ne
and do what be may deem fit TO pTotsC, ~
interest in this suit, MS
Test: MICHAEL. BREISIG. C1s-t
GEO. W. JEySEKs, Sol for Complainant
apr3O-oaw4t
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A FULL LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nal
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, POmades, Toi
Sets, Perfumery, ETC., just received by
Edmund Booking and Booking 4 Car
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MAYORS OFFICE,
WHEELING. May oath, 1879.
'HHE FOLLOWING PERSONS, WHO HAVE
! been appointed Superintendents Of the
Election 10 DO held Thursday next, May eth
are hereby notified to meet at the City Clerks
Office at ~ A. NJ. of that day to be qualified and
to receive poll books and ballot boxes
First Ward--W. L. Connolly and w. p. Will
son.
SecOTld Ward-JUhn PfaFr and John L. Wilson,
TAird Ward-John Hall and Daniel Darragh.
Fourth Wdrd-J. NJ. Ewing and o. J. Craw.
ford.
FYnh Wdrd-B NJ Eoff andJ. R. Hubbard.
S,rh Ward-JOhn II. Clark and WIN. ClOhan.
SegsRh Wdrd-JOhn Murine and John Nc
Inro, Jr. s. MCCLELLAN,
Inay25.td Mayor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-26

THE virtues of that model queen, VIC
toria. and the inoffensiVe mediocrlty OF
her amiable consort have by no means
descended to their eldest born. The
Prince of Wales, indeed, might be taken
as the model of the bad young man OF
the period. Doubtless he is no worse
than others; but scandal, like death,
loves a shining mark, and certainly
Wales shines in scandal more brilliantly
than in anything else. While the Prince
is disporting himself with so much
magniheence in the Orient, there are
certain grave whisperings among the
gossips of Warwickshire county at home
which threaten to become unpleasantiy
outspoken. They involve the domestic
peace of a country gentleman, SIT
Charles Mordaunt, the honor OF has
wife and the legitimacy of a newly
born infant. Sir Charles considers that
the child has no claim to his name, and
swears that If there is law in England
he has the evidence which will convict
the heir to the throne of an offence
known to criminal law. IL Wales is in
noceAt, he is certainly very unfortunate.
Whether he stays at home or goes
abroad, scandal fastsDs upon him, and
gossip claims him as her own. His con-
tinental trip of last year furnished in.
tales of waywardness, and
now he has no sooner escaped into the
wilds of Egypt than. one of his titled
subjects presents very bad case against
him in England. 1t is pity to think
how much good "bringing up" has been
thrown away on that young man.
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Fourth Street Property for
Sale,

TAM DIRECTED TO SELL CHEAP A
Il first rate one.halflot OF ground on the west
side of Fourth street, north Of Union. There
is a pretty good frame house Of ak rooms and a
pantry on the premises that would rent easily
for $3.50 per anlum. There is bargain in this
for somebody. THOMAS QfBRIEN.
Real Estate Agent,
my3O Custom House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-26
ANNOUNCEMENT.

EDITORS REGISTER Please announce the
Hon. II. G. GOOD as a candidate for the office
Of Judge Of the Municipal Court at the coming
election.
mye.te MANY VOTERS.
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wednesday, may
TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ApvERTIsEMENTs.-G. A. K. No
tice.
New Groceries.
Chancery Notice.
Golden Bee Hive Store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-26

georgia claims that her northern
oounIleS grow cheaper and better tobac-
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StOckhOlderS' Meeting.
DruD ar~Vsaa, RURCTUnR Rnu

THR ANSHAb ELECTION FOB
i nine Directors Of the German Fire Insur.
ancs Company. Of Wheeling. W. Va, viii be
held at OTIS Rail, northwest corner Of Market
and Monroe streets, on Monday, June It'll, 1862
al O'Clock p NJ A tull and punctual attend.
lnce Of the stockholders is requested.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
Secretary.
WHEELING May II, 1859. Inyli.td
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FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Housekeeping Goods Carpets Oil Cloths Rugs Mats &C.

directly indirectly
Goods mandCa
Specala ton
POpns ts50 and BLACK
Eanns kinds and price.
c
Pr6esa ais
Table Napkins Towelng
q exc
o
8
GentsH
The Cord
10
in
worsed
c WhneC 10 o
Z
viii bargains credit believing that by industry
respectfully
OuyS MARI SnSr WHOLESALE ~ ~ PN
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Refined Sugars.
Choice SyruDS.
Cheese.

- - BARRELS WHITE SUGAR DRIPS,
EC Just received by
my2l LIST, MORRISON & co.
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It has been decided to award MAGNIFICENT
COLI HEADED CANE TO the most PROM.
nent INSURANCE NAN in the city, who re.
ceives the most votes.
Mr.. N. c ARTHUR, Secretary Of the Peabody
insurance Company, and Mr.. JOHN BISHOP,
Secretary of the National Insurance Company,
have been selected as the candidates.
The CaRe-a superb piece of workmanship
can be seen at Browns Jewelry Store.
may25.2t
IntelEgencer copy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-26

On BOXES PRIME FACTORY,
ZU For sale by
myaI LIST, MORRISON & co.
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ONCE of FISK G. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
NO. Nassau Street, New York.

We receive the accounts of Banks,
Bankers, Corporations, and others,
subject to check at sight, and allow
mterestOn balances. We make cOlleC-
lions on all points in the United States
and Canada, and issue Certificates Of
Deposit available in all parts of the
Union.
We buy and sell, at current rates,
all classes Of Government Securities,
and the Bonds Of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company; also Gold and
Silver coin and Gold coupons.
We buy and sell at the Stock EX-
change miscellaneous Stocks and
Bonds, on commission, for cash.
We offer also the United States
Sixper-cent. Thirty Year Currency
Bonds, issued in aid of the Pacific
Railroad, which are widely esteemed
by mOneyed corporations, as the
longest Six-percent. Government
Bond in the market
Communications and inquiries by
Mail or Telegraph will receive
attention.
FseK g. HATcH.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEwYoRK.. March q

- .s.s 80.
CLEARED. .U tf aI Id,
Seamships-KangAroo HAeeow Liverpool via Halifax Charleston.
Berry Charleston Virgo. Buhey SaVsnBah Abears Coach
Norfolk City Point and Richmond Mississippi slocuD RIO Jansio.
City Of PortanPfnoe Jackson Port AuPrnee Eep
tune Baker Boston, Ann Rlixa. Richards Philadelphia .
BarksShagnu Lord, Ceniuegos; Fannie Carer MatanaA
BHg-Ben Maria hoIe MatsnzaS. y... .-r
shr Ceyon Thomas Belfast Johnson Johnson Petersburg.
J. lockwood 81. Jchn Wilmington n O.: L. Thompson Smith,
Hewhven Faust Lord Charleston Auu Bdeuburh Hartford
O. A. Jones Grim Cerdena Samos Chandler CsaeRi Sahe
Palmer, Stamford Gem Jones' Havana A. H. Cu Merriam.
CadenAS
ARRIVED. ...| ID.
Steamship Merrmae Weir Rio Jaueo Feb a. Bahia Feb s Per
uambaeo March Para March and 81 Thomas March To- and
pass
Steamship City OF MEXICO Deten Vefs Graz March
- and Havana March II, ndse aud
Bari MsCnsh Race menevdes and hides
Schr Magnet Smith, Arroyo, p R.. n IsoAs
Len KeokGk and Garland for NewYork days
DOMESTIC PORTS. .H..
March 29-Ayed steamship Roman, from PHILADELPHIA
ship Fhames Londoni Nations Liverpool; Hei
Clinton Liverpool; bngs UnoE Jacne
Ceniaegos Naaue FROM CcRfuegos 81 Pen
scoa; schrs Gen Connor from Trinidad Triton
Hohern Light from SaguA.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuKEssrowN March The steamship CITY OF Manchester Jones
which sailed New York March arrived at this port yesterday
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS. %

CAPTAINS purse arriving this requested 70
deliver packages addressed NesYork Associated Press only
persons exhibiting authority Of W. Simouton General
AGENT Commerce. If TkiBusK,
World Erpress EviH0 Post Commercial AdDeTsr stadts
ZeuRg Ne Yorker Journal and Se7 forkf Deaokat hoea As
be delivered only 10 the persona
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pACSPNcEPS ARPTVFD

FROM RIO JASEIRO klein steamship Aerrmae March 2aDr
George W. Gale L. NJ Otto Faum Arthur Ashorib, Armand DA
aarrando and wife David Rodgers Henri Peersen IRON fgr
nambueo-Johu Parry Paa-Mr aud Mrs Edwin snith, IL
Rke w Carson Robert Perkins Bnketchy Gall hgh japanese
Prom 81 Thomas-Rev NJ n NAhAR Judge Ang AZ Wells and
Sdiron COVE H. H. Mason child auo
servant J. Henna r. b Bser, GVer Mrs Reamy T. Leach,
AgostiEe. J. ~ hAnJf W.
Jackson A sampson. q. W. smith.
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SiatiOntrp, III.
0roposals.
srArE o. LoumaSA OFUcE BoAKD ov Pubic WORKS
kHwOKLEANs. La, March u, l9ea


srArE oy LouInISA oVUcH BolRp o. PuHLlc woRKsl
NEW oKLKGSs, La, March II, 1909 )
PROPOSALS for LOUISIANA STATE
tFvEE BONDS By virtue No 60 passed at the last
p the enerA Assembly the State o. LonanA and approved
nsfe 1852 will be received At tht once until the
All iG6 q oelook or the purchase Of eight
hnpAred LBNBB BONDS, Of thou
hundred and stI eight per cent
Isvse Bonds thousand dollars each said Bonds having been
Amounting hundred IHd eghtve thousand sI hundred and
dollars and seven csns ,,,,pt
viii than The market Hine Of Ike Bonds
the Opening which vii be done in the presence Of all who may
desire 10 attend. -, ,oco - 4,
delivered the option Of purchasers on OF before The M day Of
poto he inaei Bids for the Of Bonds" and ad
dressed 20 MITCHELL Secretary Board OF Public Works"
M, order Of he Board. h Il. hITCHELL, Secretary,
AN DUBuBLBr state Treasurer
OTVCg OF AssnTAsI COR OF Hous
ToS GEKESE srs.. EKw loHK err March ~ iay -,
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE,
- With copy attached 70 each ,s invited and
will b, received onee until II O'Clock WEDNESDAY The is
mat for III, ola frame hospital building Fort Aeam New
por. X J.
pn, and spesous woh be at this ohcs also at
the Acting Assistant Quarefmasler at Fort Adams
BIDDER. must which they viii complete The Nors
And v be required the Of bali the amount IN
yolyed for the faithful compliance With agreement
The Government the right 10 reject all proposals
Proper blanks for proposals be had upon application 'h once
AID all Port Adams
P,v.r viii ). made when work completed there
ahsr a. the Department . funds for the purpose
Proposals for Hospital Al Fort Adams
y 4 ,na ai5,s.,ed 10 the npder,ignsd RuPUs INGALLS,
'' - Breyet MAJ General Asst q. NJ. General
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-
60 Susmirs amS oiAns. w. -

DONE DUST for SALE.-Hayng determined
I'D stop Bone Dus reduced my pee foF Bone
Dust to 80 per ,@S :. 4s i,s's s1 GPR 10 $50 p
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Qi6iOmS yuiit,s.


OFFCE CHICAGO Rock ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
No ~ WILLIAM. ST.. NKw-lOKK, March 10, 1907
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT, free OF
~ o. Government been declared payable on aud after tho
April the Stockholders their legal TpesenlAves
who shall he such The books Of tins Company ON he
closing Of the Transfer which will be closed the afternoon
the Ia Of March instant f. II. TOWS, Assistant Secretary
CLEVELAND March l9, 1863
NOTICE.-The Directors of this Company this
declared DIVIDEND Of TIN PER CENT on the oAptaI
Of this uung the capital stock OF the Cleveland
Pnesye AsbaA Lake Shore Railway and the Cleveland and
Toledo Compan payable the per cent thirty
year bonds Of this Company The 10Th day Of April 1862 TO neh per
holders the stock Of said Companies the close
o. the transfer books o the LIST day Of April 1863
The transfer books Of the Company will close on the h DAY OF Ap
GRO b. ely Treasurer.
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20 aabum ii man Confirm.

q KIM REWARD.-A reward OF Sl,oVO
sCOO will be paid by the Treasurer Of nc Co1uV o.
land for The arrest and testimony sucent 10 convict lne
fopa Al M uear spIps Vslsx my 60 ~ R,mspo In said eoan
march ls, lSS9 n. {, BIiuyELG. o-'s'
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TUESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS. n


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
GIG Moon 3:55
Hook. 423 Cows Island 5ilJ Hell Ga... 7;0f
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JEo A LHAVT1, Auehoneer
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D HALL Asor place and Rsh.hst LRAYITT, sTRBBBlGH
LB.ARIKs CIrALoouEp AND SOLD
MONDAY ~ and FIVE FOLLOWING DAYS, al 4 O'clock p m
each day.
THE ENTIRE COLLECTION or BOOKS BELONGING TO ..
Mr. EDWARD SAVAGE
Of this city embracing immense assortment o. boob, in The various
Departments History Biography Yoyages Ard Travels Poetry Fiction
Pine &e Also number OF Bsy Printed Boohs
Aryirr Ada &c also Pamphlets Manuscripts on NeuHm S
prominent this collection tue large number OF
FRENCH BOOKS,
there being 900 volumes almost variety OF
The sold BY aucon without Catalogues s
WEDN ESDAY March a. and FOLLOWING DAYS commencing d
O'clock p. - -,
LARGE COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS Boohs N var vsrt
departments Of Leanrei also, very rare cary Pe
Wors-Eeviers. PLAINTIFFS 6cand large collection OF feucn
BookG Catalogues ready Books on exhibition
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ytgal qOtitts.

-as-1s
CUPREME COURT. MATTHEW CLARK
y SON against WILLIAM L. SKiDMORB BIecuor 6e Of FRANK
LIN RANDOLPH deed CAROLINE T. RANDOLPH, rdo", 4e'
AEd Others. 80 a., - ~
Yoi sboys-ented action the 81 day Of March 1859
DAVID HAWLEY the named ss Judgment wl sell Al pub
he suction through JANIS MILLER Aueoueer At the kIchange
sAeoom No. III broadway In the CITY iheSiork on IhuhsOA
lie LAT daV Of April ocok that day the FOL
premises All those certain lots pieces or par,
Eel, 81 ad situate iug being the Sixteenth tate rshh Wand
OH civ Of New iorf distinguished map entitled Map Of
" =: i. sssoes join h Ps hs.so% P...
Rus,, stebs John Broure jacob BouWer
Of Deesmb lsot the oeee Of The Register
Of The Ctr County Of Eeu iok bounded and containing follows
Vi. me said lots being said lots fhywo
tnyree eighty piue ninety and nneone and beginning
Al pon, on the westerly aide Of the SIh distant
feet quarter uorhsry from the
Of the westerly rde Of the hIh avenue Aforesaid WITH
the nohery side Of TSeutysI,h street runnhg thence ry 90 =
line h street along the porhery SIDE OF ot
said hundred feet 10 the lot number
on map nOrth hns parallel With the said sin ave
on M hundred and ket one and oneh lnches 70
lot sad thence eastery along Tue
street the westerly AIDE Of the sIh avenue es,d
and thence souh along the westerly side 81 said sth avenue one
n,nS psi,d New York March 1862 d. HAWLBY, Referee
q J. aud L. DH VIII, Plaintiff, Auorn,yi
CUPREME COURT, Westminster County
= JOHN X GRIFFIN against MARY ~ LINT PWLkTus LENT,
husband George Lent and Sarah bis .si John Leh ALu Us
e Arthur and Rebeeea his ufe Sarah fon ana 9sorg
Fouls her husband Theodore Lent ana s am.. The Ps
PLyER and KENYON wcks hereby and
qured the ompnt this action which VIII be Med inc
das Of he CL Of he toupty Wesieheser al White Plains d
hed the 97lh day Of MAY 1851 and 70 serve copy
Of your the said complaint 90 we I ~ s ONE
summons on yoa exclusive the day Of such service and you h Ia
complaint within the time esad We r.nun 10 in &C
ns,.S NJ az lag DAVID W, TRAVIS,
Dh MI ~ i!e.W Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Guuurtn,rsbiu Autitrs.


No 50 wrL1ANsT NEw.YoRK, March "a 1869.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that EDWARD
~ ALEXANDER DUER and JAMES GORE KING DUR
PARTNERS In our hrm JAMES .. MINUS sOn6.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween CHRISTOPHER PINE and JANIS MORGAN under the
f name lyme MORGAN Attorneys aud Counselors Law
bereby dissolved Mr MORGAN conducts the bus
10 WalstDaed New York March ~ lSt
~ CHRISTOPHER kIEE,
JAMES T. MORGAN.
UlHE. PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween CHRISTOPHER FINE and JAMES T. MORGAN under the
f name ofFISE MoRGAN1 Attorneys and Coanselos At Law
muiua consent Mr. ZINE removing hs
bnsnes, and oess 10 ysDatsd HewYork March g.
49, CHRISTOPHER PINE.
49, JAMES r. MORGAN.
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