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a AfIsER,S WILL.
Property Valued nc $500, 200 Ien TO tho
United STATES Cove rnmrnt-The Testntor
Wants IL Applied to the Payment of tho
Public Dcbt.

Property valued ne $500, 900 lott to tho
United STATES Cove rnmrnt-The Testntor
Wants IL Applied to the Payment of tho
Public Dcbi.
few days ago Mr.. George Fox, retired gen.
ueman. considered very wealthy, died In lis reel.
deucc, 5i7 Third avenue. lie had acrimonious
reputation. and was known TO old resident. as tho
mlser Of the Third avenue. 1t was not known that
he bad any relatives. The circumstances OF ha
death were duly reported In The Sun. Il was
stated that he had lel large amount OF property.
After the FUNERAL most remarkable win turned up.
The old man, though Democrat, had been q
stauneh supporter OF the Government. He had 10.
variaby denounced any expression OF secession sen.
uments, ana had taken great interest In the pay.
ment OF the national debt
MIR. Fo1's viii WIS recently sent to Surrogate
Hutchines Tor probate. IL Is as follows;
In the of God. amer L. Charles Fox Of tho city
and county Of Now YORK, tho OF New York Oe.
eeranty Of IBIS raj" ana rSsIory e DO ,beTso ore
make, 9rdain, punnsh and declare ts 70 be my last
Lawful are paid DISCHARGED The residue OF my
o. as iooSs 70 VIII 10 be Sfnsnt q r the p Uhasd
states at Washington, District Of coiumbia roe lie
oy Inc for III ,uoluEston Of thc reselous Con.
oeF.e ss1s NE p poseT lSessa on fssd
..o, :. -s Third avenue; LlEewi'e 1--WE and DO.
q ys s . Siss S:'s sSdn s'i@ sRS
~, 'orJ, Jrfss Q. iard 10 - S'sis Of Iowa,
/ linn l.Il.. ..-oaN. ~. y. = 5-g g e acres
IVA, "'. .nt old To h-'ilb and iot r. Tit t-Isef'
49,, ne ogrN' &c ct l.. ''nd 10, atei BY ~
motheT IN Linn --'N it-.. - Iu.. OTIS =
v, is6 " acres ir -,4sr r~nss, r,rstl ''' r
appoint David H,yos and "a. H-rmncl ~ bc ,a, co.
trs OF this last will anu rut arfehy r., ynktus
All former VILE by mema1c, In wtnC-s where = have
herennto subscribed my name and affixed ny seal
- IL 81 CHARLES FOX.
The above written instrument was subscribed ny the
y % @ ss anna mG
snd declared we a0oye nsrumert 30 snDserlb to 10
his last Will and testament and the test atofr re-
9net AMI 70 hrs pes. nee have signed our names
nessss hereto aud written opposite our names
Ar BRIi MMELL. tls Greene street, new YORK
DAVID HAiks 25s Henry street.
July &c. 1864.
The property thus willed to the Government Is
worth between three and four hundred thousand
dollars surrogate Hutehings i'sued the usual no.
uce to all concerned.
Meanwhile Tug SUN containing the announce
ment OF Mr. Foxs death had been carefully r, 80 IN
the upper story OF q tenement house In Brooklyn,
by three nephews and nciccs OF the dead mlsrr
They MED their protest in the surrogate's once and
the case Will soon come up before Surrogate Hutch.
iugs District Attorney Pierrepont VIII sppear in
bthaf OF the Government
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- TUESDAY. Feb. l5.-FLoUG AND MrAL-Thc mar
kot the past few DAYS nas been doing better the
our store. Common III pp ne grade are cspcca'ii
scarce and nimer. The exports the past week
duced by consumption. The market TO-DAY rulet very
firm. hui only moderately active. "a shippers could
IN ly meet Tie views Of holder SuperAne state and
round 6cop ONO i5glssSS, western spring Nw6cSgt
extras, t5.i0q SIS; do double extrns. ,5S@s69S DO.
winter wheat e.!ras and double extras. = 5O4 .sl5j
l55O: cry trade aud family Brands sbgts: Southern
sHpers. &e;. s. loo,S56l; 10. slippins ana family
g -. Rue wheat hour. 10 ms, 81 lJssl,5
ed in descriptions OF hog products in tie rast
week especally purS ana lard-apoeNr.
ued liberal receipts OF swine Gt She wc.iern
ctles 1hc marbel Tor rort TO-DAY loss depressed
ara sS eS shade sn dae a rSe' go 55 a $500
SO J Get 'rrmcn,r., 80 ~ ! Tee. l6aants!s tx
Southern, f2Gss25 bbl. Cut meats III some demand
with saws h licotSc. for picked hams. AMI 1890 Tor
fof Cum6erlaud, aud Il 1c Tor sluIt is. Ltrd a1t
steady, with more doug AZ laEHl5ac, Tor good 10
hoes lnwrr al tlc. ior cty ard iOb aic foI Wet
cru Inc speculative m2yencnt m ia Il embraced 3 90
GRAIN Wheat has advanced In =, npithy WIN Liver
poOi, while otn 7 % ans have been Nhrabo ana mae
tive ro-day's market was chHactcrllcI ny further
salsa $500 bush, At OJatl Il for No string ticCs
rcd Nintcr; fis,@tIS1 q amber winter. and Jilo,s
mixed, socgOc old Do Gestl 90 new yellow Jersey
SSaGc jersey SS.5sc.' Western IN sire SiS,5e RNs
dun; sSa!5c FOR Western AMI state. Barley aud bar oy
~ on time. Canada peas o. In bond. White beau
tl.iV6tl.io for medium. aud sAgt3 for marrow.
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stand. 81 Per weel-cro,o, MARKET.

This fine market, 1no12Oo, embrscng m area Of
$1,000 square feet, situated Fourth and Forty
second street, IL IL Immediately adjacent 10 Fifth
avenue, and the great VANDERBILT Railway Depot Tho
inhabitants of the nognborhood among tho wealth
iest aud most liberal In New York. while tho lmmo.
diao vicinity large and constantly Increasing popn
ntion OF mechanics aOorers and others occupants
OF the market Will soon be able to build up an exceed
ingy lucrative business. There about 90 stands
unrentcd These will be let at the extremely low rate
OF s. per week. To active, energetic tenants this tho
best market opening IN tho city. Further pai'culS
may be obtained Of the Superintendent Geo Burns,
az the market. or OF tho proprietor. Thoo. Weston,
Bureau OF Sewers, Croton Aqueduct Department. City
Hall Park. -ddU.
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IIN-iNCLiL AND coM.nERcIAL.

TUESDAY, Feb. f5-P. M.-The gold market opened
steady ut iax. but under pressure OF sales, declined
at midday 70 ii9H. though subsequently raying TO-
and nnay selling at iio. The dealings have not been
large. the principal transactions being effected isx
6ii9Y.
There rumou from Washington
fayoiing an carly recognition Of Cubs, which strength
cned the premium.
The rates paid for having balances carried were ~
and cent.
The total cloarinvs at the Gold Exchange Bank
100000 the gold balances. i,ssslt. and currency
balances, q, 557.i03
The shipments of specie to-day amounted to sssQe.
Foreig enxchange has been weak. prime bankers %
days bills selling at 1OSxGiOs, and short sight 0oXS
i00X.
Tho money market continues very easy. with call
loans pressing upon the street, Mt ta5 cent TO first
class Government houses. while stock houses readily
met their requirements at SOC cent. In discounts
there is light business primo commercial
being scarce. with the rate 6'fS7 cent. Single
paper ranges from 7ao cent.
Tho Government bond market has been strong and
higher, in consequence Of advance OF u q cent in
London. The dealings carly in the dry smrl but
became active at the late calls with advance OF k
cent the entire list. isGis, which sold yesterday
at is1s closing strong at D31@iiL There has been
marked demand from the German bankers this alter.
for isis aud 1s62, and also for long bonds
The funding bill In the scnnt. reached to-day.
Henry Cicws Co., % Wall street. report ats NJ:
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State bonds have been generally lower, new Tenues
secs declining ~ cent to ok, and the old cent
TO sou New North Carolinas iel or araction TO e6li
the old being weak stiiH. vrguias. old. strong
at 64, and Missouri Go at 9x. Louisians LevCo g
cedng cent 10 II. Georgia "a sold at ", Alabama
ssatei1. New York State bounty bonds at 1ess aud
Connecticut g. at 100 City bank shares soid IS follows
Manufacturer and Merchants at 100. Continental ct
9sN, Fourth ationai at iO2h PhGnix ct io and Park
of l6h. Railway bonds were strong with sales OF Cen.
trai Pacncs nt cox and Unions at eG1SeiSGH.
The railway share market opened strong and active.
and so continued until about midday, when II became
dull prices being shade lower on the entire list
Later however. under the money and the pros
pectivo liner eased earnings Of the principal Western
roads. the market reacted and became buoyant, the
highest point OF the day being reached late in the
afternoon, the market closing strong though shade
lower than the hest figures The special features of the
day Rock Island, Northwestern Lake shore. Read
Ing the ST. Paul tnarcs. In which the dealings have
extreme quotations, from l2e 20 l2shj Northwestern.
Shore 70 the ne Saint sg sS is saS
sod eK dividend OF cent cash and cent stock
sos se on Se The eyreme rang, on h
helaef on Ne So nTS 6S mS"nr yeierday r.
rom w 1Gf p 1RgSsssa We're e
Read e ey IL The Day 9d gp s to s 1S' SsdS n Se
.c san, ~ p-ce dec med 10 az. In the Wander.
80 ..,-7 .aI = nam feeling. though The deal.
cstvt-r ~ -s.!s ~ni na.,ra,
| 10 i,ti and por Wayne 70 q, 90 invc,t.ehi
purchases n ths er'nAh saHHs-. oeo aoe Mise
bash decltuoa ron - A sew jersey Central bcug
steady at Eli.aq9E Chico sac Nton sold NJ l'sss
| 40. Alton and enc Hauie a., %rH limo. D,l
trail OF li3 Morris aud Fsscx az 81 a,ik New ufk
and Sew Ha'tu ~ 40 Boston, lAri.ora. and tlo A.
| %; columbus, chicago aad lnd ana Ccntrals ? ma
Dubuque ana sioux CITY ~ iQJN liu'k. IN the ~ f
ancods list acihc Mai was the icat1c, and rose
| tive demand nom az. to ~. Nts'urn zion roe
graph barely STEADY at ~ 0Aai Cumberland Goa
bcing strong at SiG1i. Caution Was uru y, Mari.
selling NJ qf the preferred az ssJA, aud trus
| tee 10 cent. ceftincatesnt =,
ENprcss shares were dull eNrN0f Adams Ntd Wells,
Fargo q co tnc rrt named selling .. .tu.'s au
the latter AZ -oa2p<.
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THE CREiJI OF THE COURTS.

In the case or johnson Leake ag,. Alfred Double
daH ava others OF BroOElyn, which was action 10
ioreelose . mortgage for 5000. dated July J., 49,
Judge tLat faye Judgment for principal and lnercst
TO be paid In gold, or ITS equivalent.
While Jacob T. Wyckuf was passing over the
Astoria lorry &C NinetYSecond street IN October 1862
carriage, is horse took fright and Jumped INTO the
river. HE horse ana carriage disappeared ln tae
water, nut MI and Mrs. WYCkon rescued. A suit
by Mr. Nyckof TO recover damages from the feTTy
company Is on trial before Judge irady.
horse belonging to Messrs. DAVIS g. Atwood, OF
ths CITY, was so badly injured while being brought
rom BOSTON on one o the steamers Of the Norwich ana
N'W lork TRANSPORTATION Company that on his arrlya
&c. WeN lame, AMI his tongue nearly severed The
O. q r suit against the Company tor damages was
h .u' slefday beiOte Judge ngrahan Case still on
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THE WouEN's NORM4A scnooI
Ope ing Exercises lcsIerdny- Where the
Educators Of Our Youth are Trained-A
No del High -Cbo0I


Educators Of Our Youth are Trained-A
NIrdcl High -oboOI,
Between three and four hundred young women,
consisting TunclIally Of those who stand IN the
highest classes Of the grammar schools Of this city
assembled yesterday afternoon in the largo building
at the corner Of Broadway and Fourth street to
present Themselves fer the necessary examination
required Of candidates for admission to the Fe
male Normal School. Thls - a new institution in
the educational curriculum OF New York oty
1t Is established for the purpose Of aGor hng a
high school education TO those young women who
contemplate seeking engagements as teachers In tile
public schools. List November Messrs. Bell. Dur
yea, and Gross were appointed snecal committee
81 the Board OF Education to carry Into effect this
rp'ct IRE result nj their labOrs was applrer' u
ihe interesting proceedings YESTERDAY. A.. nf4
Nt'n "ltctei ln SlKtysccOnd street, opposite GO.
NW lark, up winch IL " proposed 10 erect hanL
some buld'ug tor the Femnle Normal School,
IN the course " q year or two Mcanw h 10
c1c'ltnl temporary accommodation N furnished in
nc bGhdluS now occupied A oorps OF tutors
chosen IRON the vlceprncpals Of the public schools
constitute the faculty, under the direction Of Prof
lhos Hunter Pr.H,ip II, and Prof Arthur H. DundoD
Wee. Those examined yesterday were Of the hIst
ptnnc ana numbered 2Gd, To. day the saconl grade
viii be examined, AMI to morrow the ,hId
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Hunt r's Point Gin,

John Schmidt, a resident of jackson avenue
Hunters Point, WIS suffering with ssiDtuU1 trsBier,s
Inst Saturday, md lne trends believing lbnt death
Was near, sent for the Rev Father Marco 10 ID.
minister the Eucharist 20 him. The priest seeing
his condition refused 10 admnIstor. Later In The
day he ealled, and, In company WIN SChInldt's sis
ter, entered the madmuu's room, when ho beliei,l
them he uttered curses loud and long, aud seizhg
kettle OF boiling water. no pursued hts sister, who
jumped through the window to ike grnunI lie
Then rsised ace NJ FAITH Marec vito !aa.oa g.
and watching favorable o. poftuIr,T, raYo zoe mad
man a stunning blow IN the lace, winch foaeu hun
TO the ground. Father Marco Ihrh e,ieaed ls door
AND tseIped. hCamlL Was ,aeun.a.
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Another Dead Beat on nj. rray,e..

yesterday Ilternoon young mRn of iuultess
ATTIRE en'ct,d l!aggery irotuers' glassware store,
BlauchAeld aud remai King that AT ono time he had
been customer Of the nrm; he desired 10 renew
lns trace, and rendered check drawn on the Ocean
National Bank, 70 the order OF H. Il. BRnchded
thmsel0, for l2i50 The check Wa cashed, and
ihen found to be worthless In 1860 Blanchhell was
IN the employ OF Mr.. WI ght druggist IN Co umbia
street. Brooklyn, and as he then orc good charao-
ter, aud was well known, he has been able TO
Nctlmlze many Brooklyn tradcsmen.
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Steamship BienvIlle, New Orleans mdss and pass,
Steamship san salvador. savannah, mdse lOd pass
paIk Olbcrs ROTTERDAM. ndse,
Hr'g NJ Reynolds, MatanZas, molAkses
Eng Argyra, Palermo, su phur and fruit
schr lnura, long HaIbor = nsh.
SChT Wave Great Guantanamo, sugar.
scnr Energy, Long HarboT \ 8 nsh.
schf Sargent Day. Long Harbor, Y g, nsh
schr Alice Lewis, Long Harbor, " s, nsh.
sChr Ben Perley Long HarDof, \, nsh,
Also the usual river and coastwise vessels
sAILsD-stea mships westphara, Hamburg City of
W ashlnRton Liverpool Virgo, savannah Charleston,
Charleston Niagara, Richmond,
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED our.
PLYMOUTH, Feb lb.-AllemanlA, New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Fec. l5--ColOIs ao New YOrR
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ABorISArfosi ABosisArfoNi This exclama-
ton Of AninadaD Sleek applies emphatically to tho
htI enng prcparatons VIII oh tie snDerior
Of Phlons Vlialn Salvation for the Hair are con
rning 70 OBLIVION They stain aud discolor the scalp
anh cot the hair with MIN; The now discovery super
clear ~ they arc muddy and restores 70 tho hair how
ever gray or svey, apeIfcct counterpart color
IL has lost.--duD. - - -
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NV YoRK, Tuesday, Feb. l5.-Beef cattle W. re
dun at yestcrdays quotations Tie receipts mum bersd
100 head, aud sales embraced common TO cNtra ~
saies at unehadscd ~ ces. The Iesh offerings were
806l head and sales to-day include eirht loads at
5Igshc n. on hogs, We have sixteen car loAds, or
400 head. nearly oil for slaugbt,Ters. No salee were
effected, aud tue market IL Hat and nominal press ed
hogs were duh and weaker, closing az uX0lse Tor
CAY, and l0A ollie for Western.
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CuINA AND GLASS,
AT AND BELOW COST.

our stock mus, be sold out before May 1 moab sui
the business viii be continued after that 1atc by oli
successors. Mcssrs NICoL 4 DAVIDSON, a. 20 Broad
way. +. uACGUwOUr & CO..
Corner ~ Brpi way and Broomc ~
our store NIco to la either cltrc or the lo.s tcpa
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MIRINE INTELLIGESCE.

hTGrArURE ALMASAo-rUfa NV
un rises. - sun sets,.. 81 moor Ilstr. 20
mes NArER-rIIH "a
saLdy HouS, o. Gov,lSanl.. Il Hon JtE'- 10 o.
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Lung Comp ANTS, Bronchiiis, Asthnn, &c.,
sYe speedily relieved, and. n taken IN time perms.
nently cured by JAYSE's ExPECroRaNT. You Will
nnd In IL also certain remedy for Coughs and Colds.
Sold cyp rywbere
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Hernia DIR. Marsh i4stl giving his attention 70
Uc treatment aud cure of hernia or rupture nt the old
Nosey IT., \.
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INT swecier far ny va lace rei to D see,


CHAPpELL.-on Monday, Pen. ~. is5D. ats A. NJ,
The relatives and friend. of,ne family are respectfully
Bro~Ssvc si tO New Yofk on WEI
rTTYSS;11s Tus.dsy, YsS: s sn.r short Illness,
FSsS kns ss c ssSySd Ts Of john
tcnd i6e fanernl rom her late residence si5 East ID
2" a1 Tssg,ydiy , rn. obs, G.
Of ~ sas Siiy In The S5th Year o. h. age
ThmT.dly, at O'Clock = II Without hirther noiise
HARPER.-on. Monday, Feo. II, IN the Goth year %
ii; age Joseph Wesley Harper, Of the MN OF barper
Funeral seryic will be held Mt tho sana sroet NJ n.
A. ~
kfRNs.on Tuesday, Feb. Is, aftcr mort illn cs.
OF Catharine Kerns, aged ~ years.
MoSTAGUE,-on Tuesday Fep IL, 1850, after a lin.
rcrng illness Patrick Montague, In the 2'th yeapof I'm
lie relatives and friend, invited attend his fu
NJ nom III s1e rd,gnnse cor su VIZ +, a5d FL sv 70
81. Lnwrences Church slth ST. whore relulem mass
MI be offered Tor The repose OF his soul ana thence 70
Mo9aE Va ,s is,h n.t cnar,es only sou of wiz
Tue relatives ana irionus Of tie family are re.pect
Of lis arehis ild It. between New and sh avs, on
Thgrsday Ian inst. a. o'eioek +. NJ without fitthef
cKT.eNEY.-on sunday. Feb. IS. Mary jane Rely,
COUNTY 1yrops 1reana IN Inc & ea T Of her ase
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited 90 attend the funeral nom her late residence
1.ith g., between eth nad sth TO 81. Josepht
Church l2jtii 81. and 9th "Wednesday Feb &c. &C
10 o'clock where solemn tequien mass Win be offered
for the rcpose Of her soul and from thence 70 Calvary
Cemetery for interment.
IADIAN.-Ou Monday, Feb. II, after short iness.
Eleanor A.. wife OF Wnl. Padan. LIST av and l9lh
St, daughter q yo.eph Moore, OF Newton nforbes,
county Longf0rd, ireland.
Her will De taken from her late residence 70
the Church OF the Lpiphany, cor % av and I'D st.
where a solemn requiem mat Vii DC offered loI the
A. NJ nnn nom thence to Calvary Cemetery for inter-
ment at o'clock i. NJ The relatives and friends OF
the family also those Of her brother John Moore aud
brothers-inlaw james Reynolds ana james NaughtOn.
arerespccifrily invited to attend the funeral.
VAN MNCk. on Monday Feb. H. George Blunt
eldest son Of Henry l. and Martha E. Van w OK In tina
2}d yea OF hi aye.
The relatives and friends OF the family and those Of
= grandfather, Geo. W. INT. invited TO attend
hts funeral from the rrsdence q his parents "a West
ian st, On Thursday. Eco. -. at 10 A. NJ.
WRIGHT suddenly on Tuesday, 18Th inst, lillian
s.. only son OF John aud Mary y. Wright. aged 49,
Tht relatives and iCnds Of the family rDs iecly
invited attend hts funcra from his late residence,
2S Fast sSth st. on Wednesday. 18th inst. at2 =. N.
The remains viii be taken to Notwalk for intermot
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No Extra Chnruc ~ those who hwy by In.
ptrhinenls ut the NV York Sewing Machine EnpOri
nm Ih Broadwnv. cor. Aston place, stars. Al
hnds iully warranted. Instructions given.
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Wheeler 81 Wilson'S sewing Machines,
ll4 Brondwav. cor. 18th ST., for sale. payable in IN.
ttailnents without extra charge. Machines 10 let,
4 n. IIIIa
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BANKING AND FIN1NCIiL.

HOWES & MACY, Bankers (the same rs an
inc orporated bankl No. 30 Wall street, New York.
-Four per cent. interest allowed on deposits
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rBROWER -Gcrtrure a. brow or, wife NJ Abraham, L.
Bower md dluYhtcr OF Robert and Cnthartne Benson
on Eco ID. need21 years, month aud II days,
The friends arc invited TO attend the funeral nt the
resiuencc OF her father, cor. Mary and Wilourhby
sy, ProoSlyR, on lhuraday; Feb.7, al O'Clock p NJ
lato James Bell, in tie 5ith wear OF her ago.
The relatives and friends fnmiy are respectfully
nIed 70 attend the funeral, from her late residenoA
DfrkeT{yvt.'on Wedne.say, a, half past o'clock
ChNANAN-On Monday Feb. II. Mrs. Anna Cana
van WIDOW OF the late james Cnnavau, arer abort
but severe Illness, aged % years native OF the county
Her friends and relatives. and tcsc ~ her nephew
James Met ulough, are respectfully ted ~ attend
eI FUNERAL nom her late residence, 20 Lewis st. from
O'Clock p. NJ. -
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WHAT pIy~IcINN.-AyI

"HOFF'S Malt l,Ntia 10 tuiuuuty Iluahlc llu
teiic agent, adapted N persons OF an rn,ebed coustt
ton, OF who suffer ullor deprus ing malldles DO
females aIter confinement, and no d 90 ~
nursing the infant OF In whom tho laoteal syeren. "a
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GOnA a PAIitof good truck lor
0GOOs cheap. Apply a. ilrr ~ 4. iE-gf' W
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TwtLys TEMPTATIONS FoR sALg.

o. 'ai an sccount may % taken 81 the advances n
~ 4hNr- and OF tho said Foster, under the SAID
-, .IT'i".i. ~ DE NJ ~ oycnber 1919
Of M "a. mo- account may be taken OF the net proceeds
g,, 'l f1 cuAtons I fad piece, under the aid
In M o. Slh Of October, $50, ami That tho plain
~ 10y 3neh ma, DO decrctd 20 Q nist uad, IN
'''"Hl's. put Of 'uch net proc eeds tic cAcc.s Of
.. ' s.''h over and above those made w sad Deycr
,1 i' 'r entire rights N tho plaintiff and OF the
y lT ~ Ani 70 TIE said niece, us nunlscTiut
t "'' 'nperty, -oeuic s1ceu ana scenery may be
coed. t,i wy 'Irctuh ~ tins Cuurt. an1 the pro.
A. cor DC brought into Court Tor drtrihuflOn
rt san aH'c"urht ~ 1T uf November, 1871
a,ei.r,r1 '' '"o agreements huy he Cancelled and
eLockis0 THE wHEELs.
I'm, t' Nn .och accounting and sale the sad 40.
nf .r.. t.v 'deh NJ them, tbclr WOfkmcn. servants
~ my De- rc'trnlned and enloincd from
o. , 70 pfr.un9, OF prOducins either h snld
81 L 10 Dee aid wardrobe The Id pfoprrt h., lie
VI "a, tnc aid seen effect. ne Eikl scenery
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ct. CHARLES HDTEL-The hotel of the per,
- cd. European plan 6ls Broadway corner Bloc ta"r
81 good rooms nom " to o. p0r week. GEo. D.
LELAND, proprietor.