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GrCRCE y. yV0DEpaE,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. and
"A District Attorney for Manitowoc County,
WIS. All busines- entrusted to his care VIII he
promptly and faithfully attended to. Ad'ice
honestly given, for which reasonable charge
will be made All parties liable TO sue ami
be sued please give me call. " BE ye nc.
deceived" Office in Hucbncr block, on the
corner York and Eighth streets, where he may
be found from a NJ unLll 8 z. NJ.
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ID. j. EAsT0S. N1. ID

physician and Surgeon, treats all Acute
L Chronic and Surgical Diseases to which
men, women and children are subject. once
and residence corner Of York and Seventh SIS
Orders left At the Drug Store Of Bacon ThouIs
& Co. Will be promptly attended to.
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LOVE UP A TREE.

ri avn w.. ..o.. - .-----,-.
mere wa seat IN the apple-tree,
4 Inos' delightful and cosy nook;
m one Afternoon, ABOUT n i past three,
r. ny! sat mere reading Il booki
iie, i5II AeaH Dafe' WIN no nat TO mar,
Ana I, ne :, saw saw her a. he smoked his cigar:
> M Ae came anu stood at the ladder 5 foot.
,-. 49,.
Mn ..;,- nan DiusleH' theh smiled; ana said;
~ on I you come up and sit here now?I
ana % hit.y brother a boy to dread,
'2'. t anu olsglill.ilgd 10 faise rsW;
30 he cFept s1ttly under the tree.
.L,is,tenins. to al they had to say,
Dia me 5mPlsA brother and s!y a~ could be,
Selzci tAe ladder ana bore It away.
men iAe% , saw him. and she, with frown,
"hIt VIII That a"-W boy DO ncxt!'
d M me cu.e4 MN the greatest scamp in town,
n = uUA peie'e sne was very much yexed;
y OF Aef IIPs haH smiled, tho her eyes half
erred
- s"e "a" tAe posHlon q matters now;
ia i.s ,.ii's over ]nd ,it oF her SIDE,
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r.. Es. EEeE

A TIoENEi and Counsellor at Law. Co
lectlons promptly aucnlci to. Office Oh
buffaIo street, between Eighth aud Ninth
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j. ID. t7Etk&sFE

A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law. Offcc
a on corner Of Eighth and Quay streets.
hahltoWoc, WIS. II-5I-tf
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:" "ALE2.1 Err & WHITE

A TTOkNEY and Counsellor at Law. Office
n on Eighth street, over the First Nation.
Bank
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&. a. FORREST.

A TToRNEI and Counselor at Law. Office
~ on northwest corner Of York and Sixth
streets, Nanitowoc. Wis. II-5I-I,
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Naturalization

While Great Britain is amending her
naturalization laws, making them liberia!
AMI easy to those who desire to become
her citizens, the Uniyei States, Under the
Republican party, Is preparing 10 TeioGaIe.
They are entertaining system in Con
eress under which it will be almost imp0ss-
IDLE either to obtain or retain certificates Of
naturalization. In Great Britain the leg
i>.a,i0n IS for the public good. II the
United States it is solely in the interests oi
a corrupt party, who Wiil commit any IN
jury upon national interests in order to
preserve itself IN the adm nj stratiUn, Il
would axtcui suffrage to negroes, bDt it
would withhold it from the German, Iri.h
and other raiigns oi E4rope. The reasob
OF the discrimination III favor Of ignogauc.
against intelligence and Christianity, J.
tia. i is more successful in obtaining The
tOrmgg vote. Milwaukee Nsws.
CONFIDENCE Is a celestial Tay which
lights luan in the dark paths OF nEe. 10
find, recognize and admire each other is
the rlivicge Q! n1Ule souls: they meet
Hi,n the pIGscn,Imeut OF their value,
which baeom.s III. 2ugury pf their e!ern2
iEi.ui9hip.
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4L0 -145-i7Ll - t>I-154S- ~ - O1O.oo
81 ny Iedu.
Tie scheme now before the B"itish Parlia-
mcut fer establishing system cf poutoon SER
vice across the British Channel 10 the coast Of
France, is thus described il the New York
Herald
The project is to establish a pontoon service
between Dover, in England, and the port Of
AuGrccellcs ne.r Byulogue, in France, the
routgon to be matje somewhat Ike our ferry
boats, 50 as 10 oe boarded ~ trains at either
end and large enough 10 accommodate at one
time twonty-lOUr caIs with their locomotive
ard tender, Zach floating platform will meas
ure 42U feet ia length and have stcam proI ul-
sion of sixteen hundred horse power. The
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He that lives without envy and co7et-
BUSINESS. may aspire 10 everything.
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CITY TTEMR.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Strangers are cordially
Invited (ether as purchasers vistors to call and
examine the many new and handsome patterns Of
Carpettngs and 0n-cloths OF newly-arranged color
ings, Of our own importation, In addition to great
variety OF goods of American manufacture, exc
outed In such manner as to crafty all interested In
the progress OF home productions.
REEVE L. KNIGHT X Sow,
No 1929 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
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DIED.

BELIsLE.-In Camden, on the goth instant, HENRY
w. BELIsLE, in the oath year OF his age.
The friends and relatives of deceased, also Com
pany A, l92d Pennsylvania v ", eth Regiment n.
j. s. n. g., and Sedgewick Post, No. g. Camden, are
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral, from his
late residence, No. 32 South Fourth street, Camden
on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock. To proceed to
Evergreen Cemetery.
HUaHEs.-Suddenly, Of diphtheria, EDWIN CLARK
Youngest son OF w. ii. II. and Ella Hughes, aged 2
years and months.
Funeral from parents residence on Saturday, at
O'Clock.
sTocKToN.-on Wednesday morning, the 2lst inst,
Holm H. STOCKTON, in the 45th year OF his age
The relatives and friends respectfully Invited
10 attend the funeral, from his late residence, No.
1894 Spruce street. on Saturday, cath instant at IL
O'Clock nj.
scHAFFER.-On the 92d instant, GEORGE ScHAF-
FER In the Goth year or his age
TRuTTT-On the goth instant EMMA, wife OF An
drew Truitt and daughter OF John and Ruth George,
he relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her nus
bands residence, No. 46 Washington avenue on
sunday afternoon, at O'Clock. lnterment al Zoe
neZer Vault
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EINLADUNG.-Burege u. Freme die unsere Stadt
besuohen werden hoenchts eingeladen ais Kaufer
oder ais Besucher bel vorzusprechen, um unsere
Muster Won Carpets und Oeltuchen nit neun Far
ben -Grupprungen Won uns selbst importirt, in Au-
genschein to nemen, desglichen cine crosse Auswah
Won Amerikanishen Fabrikanten, die NIT solcher
Voendung ausgefuhrt sind, das Ale, welche sicn
fur den Fortschritt der Americanisher produkton
interesstren damlt zufrieden sein werden.
REEVE l.. KNIGHT U. SOHN,
No. 1922 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
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IHVITATIoN.-Les otoyens ct les strangers sont
cordialement invites CONNIE acheteurs ou vlsiteurs
a venlr examiner les nombreux ct nouveaux modees
de taps ct de toles cirees, dun nouvel arrangement
de nouvelles couleurs de notre importation, en- add
ton une grande varete de marchandises de fabrque
Americana executes de manere paire tous ceux
que son nteresse dams les produits de fabriques
REEVE J.. KNIGHT EFT Fills,
No 1922 Chestnut Street
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Go TO the Great Kid Glove Emporium OF A. & j
b. Bartholomew, No. 23 N. Eighth street, for til
largest assortment, best and cheapest Kid Glove
for ladies, gentlemen, and children.
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LACE COLLARS, Linen Handkerchiefs for ladies
and gentlemen, in fancy boxes; Portemonnaies,
Bows, Ties, Ribbons etc. etc. for Christmas, at
Bartholomew's Great Kid Glove Emporium, No. 20
N Eighth street
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/, 2, and Button Kid Gloves, handsome shades.
best goods, suitable for Christmas presents and
New Years gifts, at Barthoomews, No 30 N.
Eighth street.
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CHRISTMAS KID GLOVES at the Great Kid Glove
Emporium OF A. & ]. B. Bartholomew, No. % n.
Eighth street.
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BUY your Christmas Kid Gloves at Bartholomew,
No. 29 n. Eighth street.
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TIE immense sale OF Kid Gloves this week sur
passes anything in the history OF Philadelphia Sales
increasing every day, at the Great Kid Glove En-
porlum, No. 90 N. Eighth street.
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SEA Moss FARIEE from pure Irish Moss, for Blanc
Mango, Puddings, Custards Creams, etc. etc. The
cheapest healthiest, and most delicious food in the
World
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SEYDER-MIILER.-OnT Thursday, 22d instant, a
sisted by the Rev. Dr. Harper, Chief Englnee
HENRY LEE SNYDER, United States Navy, TO S
ELLA, DAT ghter OF Hon. Andrew c. Miller, OF tn
above place. s.
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BEDDING, best in the city, lowest price, and qua
ranteed by ALBERTsoN * Co., No. l4S5 Chestnut
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BOYS,
Boys,
R0va

We are selling for IS Boys Overcoats that far
pass anything ever offered for the price. Examine
them at RooKHILL 4 WILSON'S Great Brown Stone
Hail. Nos. 6Os and 6O5 CHESTNUT street.
NB.-our $40, sl2, and SIS suits are going Off by
the thousands
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BETTER Tonic THAN QUININE.-C -Calisaya bark
OF The primest quality is a prominent ingredient Of
PLANTATION BITTBRs. With 1t are combined the
juices and extracts Of a variety OF aperient, anti
bilious, ,anti-spasmodic and antseptc vegetable sub
stances and these properties conserved and
dered difusble by the pure spirit Of the sugarcane
the most genial and harmless OF all stimulants; but
this inestimabe bark is, after all, the most import
ant medical agent contained in the Bitters.
In the various complaints for which quinine is
prescribed, PLANTATION BITTERs may be given with
the certainty OF producing all the good effects
claimed by the faculty to result from the of that
dangerous alkaIod, without fear Of any subsequent
evil consequences. The entire harntlessneSs Of the
Bitters is guaranteed the testimony on this point
from the highest sources, being conclusive.
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CELEBRATED PRIZE MEDAL SHIRTS,

SUPERIOR IN QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP,
CHEAP IN PRICE.
orders promptly delivered
A. NJ. THOMPSON,
Manufacturer No. lag N. Fourth street.
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"SPALDIEes GLUE" mends Headess Dolls and
Broken Cradles.
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= y " = NNN-F 7 ~ = ~
Fbr additional Special Noiiess see Lnsids Rnas.

R6gn THE AMERICAN BUTToN-Ho OVER
SCANNING AND SEWING MACHINE COM
PANY, ONCE No. 1918 CHESTNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19, 1870
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The Transfer Books OF this Company will be closed
on THURSDAY, Dec. 22d, and reopened on MON
DAY, the I'd day OF January, 1871
A dividend OF TEN PER CENT. has been de-
cared on the capital stock Of the Company clear OF
State tax, payable in cash on the 2sth day of Decem
Der next to the holders thereof they shall stand
registered the books of the Company at the close
OF business on the 22d OF December payable at this
ofce.
All orders for dividends must be witnessed and
stamped w. b. MENDENHALL,
121413t Treasurer
Fos- TBE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COM.
PANY, OF sPHILADELPHIA.- - Company's
DECEMBER 20, 1870.
N0TICE-The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COM
PANY will be held on MONDAY, the 9th day OF
January next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the oalce of
An election of Twelve Directors, to serve the en-
suing year. will be held on the same day at the same
PLACE between the hours q G 10 a. N NJ and oelOck
IL % fmwIt Secretary.
sas- GRAND GERMAN SANITARY FAIR
HORTICULTURAL HALL.
CONCERT EVERY AFTERN DON AND EVENING.
Doors open at2P.M. .n9 % St
Single Admission IS cents
Season Tlckets. ts..................
Rss- OFFICE OF THIRTEENTH AND FIF-
COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, December 90, 1870
The annual meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF
the Thirteenth and Fifteenth Streets Passenger
Railway Company will be held at the Southeast cor
ner of BROAD and CARPENTER Streets, entrance
on Carpenter street) on MONDAY, the ninth day
OF January, 1s11 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the cleo
tion OF a President and five Directors, and for the
transaction OF such other business as may be pre-
sented. L. BOYER BROWN,
~ 20 fmw6t' Secreatry.
neSyp OFFICE OF SEVENTEENTH AND NINE
Vs. TENTH STREETS PASSENGER RAIL
WAY COMPANY, NINETEENTH and MASTER
At a meeting OF the Board OF Directors held this
day, dividend of ONE DOLLAR per share was
declared out of the earnings Of the road clear OF all
taxes. Payable after the 9th instant at the office
OF G. L. 1ERKES, JR. & CO., No. 20 S. THIRD
12Sa8t' CHARLES T. YERKEs, JR, Sec.
ssg- INCOME TAX ON BOND INTEREST,"
Protests from bondhoders from whose inter-
est the income tax Is deducted, for sale as below.
Price cent?.
Parties collecting interest on January will find
it worth their while to these protests on cor
porations which deduct the income tax from the
interest OF coupons due. For sale at
f. L. MOORES, No. 613 WALNUT Street.
II 23 Ct and Legal Gazette Office, No. COT SAMSON.
say@ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PAR
DON.-Appicatlon is about to be made to his
EXcellency John w. Geary, Governor OF the Com.
monw ealth of Pennsylvania, for a PARDON for
JOHN HASSON. JR., convicted OF larceny, and now
confined in the Eastern Penitentiary. 12232t'
n.Sss COPIES FROM PRINTING EXECUTED
Sss at HELFBNSTEIN & LEWIS can be taken
on ALL the different varies OF Copying Papers. 1t
uOT NOOnQ
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LIKE "QUAKER GUNS" artificial teeth are OF little
use, and easily detected Take Of the real
All you need is fragrant SoZoDoST. Use It daily
rail Vou
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MAR RIED.

wHIrcoMB's ASTHMA REMEDY-sur cure.
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BURSETr's FLoRMEL-An exquisite perfume. IL
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Mr.. WILLIAM w. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No. s
South Second street. has one OF the largest and most
attractive stocks Of all kinds OF Jewelry and Silver
ware In the city. He has also on hand fine assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth Of their money
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The MYSTIC WATER FROM DAvID's WELL is fast
being recognized as a most valuable remedy for
Dyspepsia, Kidney Diseases, Liver Complaints, In
cipient Consumption, Nervousness, and General
Debility; it has been highly recommended by physi-
clans, and its testify to its great medicinal
value. d. s. Cadwalader, general agent No. 1905
Race street Philadelphia
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You SHOULD not Il to Call at the China and
Glassware establishment OF William Akers & Co.,
No. 1928 Market street, when about to lay in fresh
supply for the table or bedroom. They have the
prettiest assortment OF china glass and queens
ware In the city, and everybody should go there as
it is guaranteed to be bazaar where the purchaser
can save money.
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Attnmhnafs nno Hailroros.
E,,fE RAILWAY.

yli,iE RAILWAY
fItAINs LEAVE r-;soi F1oT OF sd ST AND
oesc!et D buaso, papis s sng fcsS Sss
and AZ pV%1n, Tss sT sYY. ina aiG
SS S$sy s III Az
ssSs:d I9P1as through With
IRON , is Nall cr saHS bSnsS W iSdAds s
pseis Tor TarwIcSi, Montgomery, GuliOid, f Pm,
Sleeping Coaches attached to Bus,.
Frog y, ,ss Nv from fcp nj C Ss,ns. 81 SPM
seping Coaches run through with this train 70 sO Su
iao, Rochester. Cleveland, ana Cincinnati without
For S.lsEnroa ard Ways An $50 and tSpx.
from Ghsn,lSsr. * a:io'i 'iS A. NJ &l' and Is
Fo,. fSti Jss,, aud RsyHi:so p N. from Chambers 4,
m, pSsRSGs s 1sS and ~ SsSl 9ssgH rom cb,mn
" 81, g S'Si s:ss2 Chambers
''' 81 ssyss! a. iPt s ;ssE
FOR .h ss'f.i T r. isd W. gpzys NJ ~, *; 4Mns
g !; a:s IT, Ct, En- s' a Is i =
''a s s$ s s9E.' a. Rom 15sSs sas..s (; !.
asd s sil H. A. rom s 81 II D M q; NEE
FOR G p S H p M k' fs A MM Al @rx
tl2 0nidniahtl, from Chambers St Depot, IL 1 nv.
i?BP. NJ. ISIS P. NJ, t;i5 NJ, EBP NJ, tsi,e
NJ, and Saturdays only, va midnight. '"''
During the pleasure season the Erie Railway Comns,,
viii issue combination excursion tickets embrscinsK
points OF interest.
Tickets for passage and for Apartments In Dravins
cSSesss and transfer Of Bsssss. mad s.y s
len at the Company! ofnces. az SO And g5i Bfosdw,yi
corner lc5th ". and III av., Harlem 9H Fulton ~
Brooklyn Depots loot Of Chambers 81 and foot OF "a
st, New York and Long Dock Depot Jersey City sai
OF the Agents at the principal hotels.
sDaIly. tFor Picrmont only.
WM. X. BARR, General Passenger Agent
L. ID. RUCKER, General Superintendent.
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Sotlstg Noiu,s.

NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF the Coope-
makers Of New YOr4.
The drawing for the lots in this section will take
place on Tuesday I'D February, 1870 at O'Clock r. N
u INC social heioIm Hall, 2sl and 2S3 Grand st. New
YORK, alter which each paid member can have
possession of his lot or lots with title deeds of same
kOTE.-Only i03 lots In Section 2, remain unsold /,
English and German copies OF bye'laws gratis.
DAINTRRS.-The New YORK NJ. h. and r. Society
II OF Operative Painters meet this evening Feb FL At
Demllt Hal. 9d d.. I'd Gv ". ID. MATTHEWS, Pres,
JAMES FyRLoEG See,
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bubble Hotties.

OFFICE 6E TE sTBEET Co oh
enclosed IN sealed envelope, endorsed VITA TIE tits
OF the work and the name OF The bidder written hcreo,
(also the number OF the work as ~ aiyerti,emea y
VII oe received az this oniee until Moalay, Feb q
No 1. For regulating grade, SC siX,y.egath street.
from Eighth syenue TO Hudsou River.
NO FOR regulating grade, &c, Seventy hrst street,
from FIN avennc East River.
No g. For regulating grade &C. Sinety tinth street.
rom Eighth to Eleventh avenue.
MOI Fer IcCulati erade &C. Eighty seyenitkifeet
rom Public Dry. TO Sew Avenue.
No For regulating grade, &C., Eighty .th.Ti street
from Eighth avenue to Public Drive,
No. o, For regulating grade, &c, Seventy seventh
street, nom First avenue to East River.
No. q For regulating grade, sc, Fortysey enth street
from irst avenue TO Fast River.
No. g. For regulating grade. &c. fifty.ninh stre.l
from Tenth avenue TO Hudson River
NO. ., FOR regulating grade, sc, one HUnfrct alt
Eleventh street, from Second avenue 10 Third Nclle
No. 10. For regulating .. ado. &c, Avenue { ir0n
No, IL For regulating grade, &c, Ffy sixth stree.
nom Tenth to Eleventh avenue,
Nc. II. For regulating grade, &c, one Hundred AMI
Thirteenth street, from Third avenue to Harlem River.
srknlnth 10 seyenty'nrst, ana seyentyhirl ~ Seven
NO. il. For regulating grade, &c. One Hundred .h
Fourth, one Hundred and fifth, and one Hundred si
No, 10 FOR regulating grade. &c. One Hundred ani
Ninth avenue.
No. 10 For regulating grade sc, WORTH street. from
Baxter TO Chatham street.
No H. For regulating grade, &c, Church street
FULTON TO Morris street.
Blank forms, together with the sreciacatlon, ma
agreements, can be obtalucd At this Dticc-DasA
GEORGE W. MCLEAN,
street COml,s
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7 tsal Notu,s.
NEW YORK supnE,IE COURT

NEW YORK. sUPRElIE COURT
City and County OF New York.-west Side Bank, PLAIN
til against James y. Pugsley, defendant. -summons-
To the defendant; You are hereby summoned and 70
Qulred to answer the complaint In this scton Which
will be Med In tho ONCE OF the Clerk OF the CITY aud
and 10 serve copy OF your to the said complain
on the subscribers, at their office, 20 Nsssal IT, .n
city, within twenty days after the Of this sum
mons on you, exclusive Of the day OF such service a
H. YOU fai TO answer the said complaint within the tim,
aforesaid the plautn In this action Will take judgment
against you for the sum OF twelve hundred and aiI
dollars and fortytwo cents with interest from the h
day OF January, one thousand eight hundred and vgf
" besides the costs and disbursements OF ths acl1a-
Dated January 81, 1870.
HAMMoSD q PoMERoY, Plaintiff. Attorney.
The complaint herein was duly Med In sii terkt
Once on the 10Th day II February, 1870
HAMMOND q POMEROY, Plaintiff AofDeTL
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Gopartn,rsbip Aotitts.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN-That the limited
IN partnership heretofore formed between the cub
scrbers has been renewed aud continued by
pursuant TO the statutes OF the State OF New York re-
lating TO limited par nership.
That the Arm under which said IN
TO be conducted is LENo . OGDEN. and the place Of
business the city of New York.
That the general nature OF the business to be trans
acted Is the buying and selling Of ron steel and hard.
ware.
That the OF all the general and special partners
Interested In such partnership John g. Long iona
than Ogden and John A. kernoohAn.
That John Leng who resides In the city OF BROOKLYN
county OF Kings and State OF New York. Jonathan
Ogden who resides In the city county and State Of New
York are the general partners.
That John Kernochan. who resides In said city OF
New York. Is the special partner.
That the amount OF the capital stock which the said
John A. kernocban as such special partner, has
trbutod TO the stock OF said partnership Ia
sx thousand dollars by him actually paid In cash. Such
contribution and payment OF the spccia partner were
made At the commencement ofthe orlg ershp
and no part thereof has ne9n Withdrawn by him paid
or transferred to him In any manner but the whole
amount thereof reas as capital TO the common stock
OF said renewed copartnetship.
That the period al which the renewed and continued
term Of SAD partnership 10 to commence IA the fourth
day OF February one thousand cight hundred and
seventy, and the period at which II Ia to terminate Ia
and seyeniy.two.
Dotted New York, Feb. T. 1870.
JONATHAN OGDEN partners.
JOHN A KERkDCHAN ciaIn
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JAMES II. CULLEN ~ II" '.'
HENRY DAY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Z ost an0 YOUNG.

On - RRWARD.-Lo.t IN THURSDAY ls' a h nht
sD,D dog, with long ~, and ears an,w ', 70 ,nb ..
as Fido had when lost a red aa1 "hI'' % n
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A NCuOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,
"a and from any Railway Station In Great Brl.sn
ireland, Norway, sweden, Denmark. Germany, HS
~k XII IowEsT CURRENCY RATES
A'' Dr'H' f'r any fHmESSshpaERsoN. RRoTnEss
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IrOn Sal 90 work horses. Jua from the West
Il among them are two nice gray Qams suitable for
yriyate use. from to II hands hit suitable Tor al
klnds oI work All 70 ~ add cheaD h snd Mercer 81
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NOTICE OF DIssOLUTION-Notice s here
~ by given that the eopartnershp heretofore exist
s sywsen Y n ,nap an, L. hnrtns I'M, day
carried on as usual BY 4. Cunning ham who Will sign
/. CUNNINGHAM. 8 Duane ct.