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The New York herald., 1873-08-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUCCESSION OF ROBERT PHILIP, DECEAsED.

IN THE COURT OF SESSION IN SCOTLAND.
ssss a hose e Ish the o sH
ss seGan s who died a H. At Trinity
thereafter Conveniently might be- to pay, assign
and dsP9ne the free residue Of his trust estate
Sss3 insSlss al @ i dfyc dy
the the pc who ne S death
% sPa q sa S. SS Ss;Ssy sss
ponding and exoneraton for The purpSse ofhavng
'rs 'sss sss Ysesa
ESnS%ss :sssr sifss
at ff ss
s s s nn
sq hp a
IT.
essssd essss Ss%sf ph residing
e. HSs sSsn,y s H. jms! a
Sds Sqs EanbSs%a q oS
bis pssteuar Place Of TesdeDce being unknowS Mar
ar w q ss s% sd ss
SSSSr Ye na
sSs Ts 4 Sss
andcr Adamson, coachman residing at Old Broughton.
Edinburgh, and the said Alexander Adamson for his
interest he said Mary Philip Morgan being the real
raiseI) offenders the said Ann Taylor or ckhart
David Php, James Philip, Ellen Philip or Nore, James
Yue, John Yuc, Margaret Yue or Neil, Robert Yule,
Isabella Yulc or Muir Isabella Philip and Barbara Philip
tor Adamson being stated TO be- the whole next OF kin
and heirs in mobbus OF the said Robert Philip In which
action Lord Ormdale ordinary. has pronounced the fol-
18th July, ls7S-Act stracban slt. Young.-The Lord
ordinary finds the nominal raisers liable only IN once
and single payment appoints them to lodge q conde.
scondence OF the Fund In medic by the Second Box Day
in the ensuing Vacation appoints the claimants to lodge
heir condes claims by the Third sedcrunt
day in October next and appoints the nomina raisers to
advertise the dependence Of this action and ntna'ion
this nerlocutor having been pronounced, once In the
Scotsman newspaper at EDINBURGH once In the Times
newspaper In London once In the Herald newspaper at
New York and once In the Bulletin newspaper at san
Francisco. ~
(Sgned), "R. MACFARLANE."
In terms the above nerlocutor, all parties claiming
TO participate in the succession are required TO lodge
their claims In Court by 18th october next
NIsBET 4 MATHISON,
Solicitors Supreme Courts Edinburgh,
Agents for Mr.. Philips Trustees
81 yoRK PLACE Edinburgh, 2lst July, 1873.
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DEGULAR CONEY ISLAND BOAT-DAILY ExCt1R-
~ sions TO the seashore. steamer GENERA /, sl ne
WICK leaves CHRISTOPHER street North River M gi5
NJ, l2A 3l5 r. NJ Franklin street nj N ,.,n o.
pier No. North River at 9SD u 80 3 80 '' '~''
SARAToGA-DIRECT ROUTE, FARE s275 THROUGH.
~ via Citizens line; elegant sdaiy saturday,
excepted at p. NJ. from pier s9 n. r., foot OF Leroy
street. EXCURSION tickets Saratoga and return in %
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CToNINGToN LINE TO BOSTON
u Day pnat

The new steamer RHODE ISLAND the nSest ma
most magnificent steamer afoat, leaves twenty third
street pier East River daily At 2o NJ: Direct con.
nccuon with express trains Tor Narragansctt pier Proy
dence and Boston Best route to White Mountains
Splendid excursion. Take the RHODE ISLAND remain
on board and be back to the city att A. the next
Steamer SYLVAN GLEN leaves Peck slip staa) r. u
And nonnecs with TIE RHODE ISLAND.
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MATRIMONIAL.

DEsPECrABLE GENTLEMAN QO, WITH $4,000,
III would like 70 marry a lady with means, hatri.
monial Agency. ~ Bond street
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HARLEM STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS

q Harlem boats Is9ys Peek Zip ei :. East Eiysr for
sep.as NJ ~ @ AID $' H. landing ID nii EieSsnh
te sS Wc1 A3a baa Sn ons and Az M s n Bc Sse
brcns with regular hSatS ,Gr sa riagg and Knss
mnni sSss Sss R
third street ami Astoria
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE
~ offer extraordinary inducements to excursion
parties, &C. called to the following schedule Of reduced
Fass Fss Of Of @ e sn less less than than round round
r..s' NJ .v' anr Yssf fS%s$ Trip
Gs5 as S
'r s.,pK ,,s Koo%s and meals q, LIBERAL rates
rss Hs Serth svsr loot Murray
street and at the general o'e L0p55 J5S Rsaneh COLE
NJ W. sERAr. superintendent
ORIENT. dhEENroer, SHELTER ISLAND, SAC
steamer1 2. scHgYLER
will leave pier l6 East River,
rUEsb&S q 4hGhDT9 Ma ires Asb II 5AfMtsDAz
MONDAY. wEDSHspHY DtSsisTplHYE AND FRIDAY
leaving leaving dasenpori a9sisf5 lsps at
The j. b. sCHUYLER viii leave Sag Harbor for New
Fs4e to svsr MTdy poy nOrnns at O'Clock and return
JOSEPH T. HowIAND,
Office 66 south street.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York, from foot OF Desbrosses
Express Tor Harrisburg Pttsburg the West and South
gp d rqmsn sndPaas PanSGs Sags sSP Si!aShed S
sylvanIa Air Line" at 30 A. NJ 8 20 and sP n sum
ana s fad yia nuGay ~ nd Railroad A'' A. NJ
sosF and u nsh IT, sunday siIU a. 4 seasd z N.
f91 reladepha nnaapp yIa Nensnston at NJ and Sio
Emigrant and second class, 7nSP.M
f9g i Ns"?gf 49, q Sc IL so ~ 9 @ % Ma nj 'sS s
s:39 g & 10 Il 20 NJ and Il night sunday. !:
For sI EiizSSeh. SaS 81 snS s st ~ sao alomAMsM
ss9 = 20 j, sns % and u night sunday 30
SfFSsss$ ~ si$ 's 80 s$ saS o. 10 s;$ 57%
gGaossafs % sna spd Perth Am00y and 10 M s
For New Brunswick' &" and $40 A. NJ. xM.aa1,os.oo
1pA9a,s 80. sP NJ and 2 night Sunday CAD. $50 and
For East Mistonc, s:loA. NJ, 12M, $40 and 52oPM.
For bsIm,1b.ertyile Lamb. and Remington 9A NJ and ar
tSr rhllg,5nrg a,IG an and seyidere, 2and A.
yor % Freehold % = a. a. NJ. H. aana "a "a and
Se4 So SensEsoP S Camden and via
ay Nv sxsept s Nj Moaany Saiy S2 & Ioy5 and sSPM,
$40 ssanSSay s. So ana Ss S Gpd via snS
Az S%S 4ss SIS ioasfl sl II so s@nday u ~
Tcks, oces S iss - "A s and "a lss Srcagwsy No
nsor House and foot OF Deshro and Corand streets
GAssATr sckeT oice' No. Battery PLACE
-- oeneial nsnaser. General Passenger Agent
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TIsiIEp STATES PASSPORTS ISSUED BY A. C.
- M!LLaARTH. United states Court Couse. Al Cham
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JEMsEI CITY, HOBOIsEn, HUDSON
Lf SlLf AMI BERGEN REAL ESTATE.
OUT OF TIE CITY FOR
..e.,.< SALE OR TO RENT.

"A avenue convenient to horc cara and ferry Anniy
a. UPDIkE q AMERICANS hardware store. SsL
lAeeGkar dreet New YORK, " WI
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NOTICE.

MONDAY NEXT, 18TH,
the following
Artists appear
in conjunction with
the present company
JOHN HART,
COOL BURGESS,
j. II. BUDWORTH.
MCKEE
and
ROGERS,
and the frst of the
KIRALFI BROTHERS.
European Speoialties.
the Stockholm Wonder,
the great
Herr CARL LIND,
he receiving $3.50 q week
In & Did.
A new Burlesque by the
CHAPMAN SISTERS,
MONDAY next,
August l8. 1873
Az ANN CATfVDnAv
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IS may be ordered at 10 80.
EVERY NIGHT.
and at the SATURDAY MATINEE,
the INIMITABLE yOXE5 FAMILY
In their new American Play.
FUN IN A FOG
pronounced by the press and the pub,
lie the
BEST PIECE
In the VOKES' REPERTOIRE,
preceding which, EVERY NIGHT
the admirable two-act Drama,
OLD PILLS BIRTHDAY.
TO AVOID THE GREAT CRUSH
AT THE DOORS IN THE EVENING
SEATS SHOULD BE SECURED IN
ADVANCE.
Box Office open every day. from 8
A. NJ. TO p. NJ
Seats secured TWO WEEKS In ad-
vance, by mail or telegraph.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, At ! 30,
FIRST vOKES MATINEE AND
FIRST MATINEE PERFORMANCE
OF FUN IN A FOG.
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S11 BROADWAY,
Olf Theatre Comiquc,
Mr.. JOSH HART,
sole Proprietor.
Last four
performances
Of he present
Programme,
In which the
CHAPMAN SISTERS.
RIGL SISTERS,
CLAIRE SISTERS,
EGAN and EDWARDS,
the Child Wonder,
little
JENNIE YEAMENS.,
RALPH and TOOLEY,
JOHN WILLIAMS
and 90 others
In Grand Olio
and the CHAPMAN SIS.
TERS' DURLESQUE,
Little
Don Giovanni,
CHAPMAN SISTERS,
HARRY ALI. EN-
and the
Entire Company.
MATINEE WEDNES
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remained unpaid, out Of Ahlch tho Ehools
are entitled to 80 conts oq| = ANotef1 ". 70.
Also that last year s1O1 ~ wA <tptnacd
for SCHOOLS In oxccss Of TN e.houdt collpcted,
snd tnls nmoant uaa>t be riiaae good By thl,
years taxss rasthSr, that - hunsy paid
from DC school fund fpr the srecilon q pew
school buildings wouid haye 70 b refunded
to tho Diairiet treasury from tho sinking fund
Of the cits % wsshinxtor which, uniii now,
has moi bccn done BY the commissioners Of
that fund.-
II viii TIM appear that the District author,
tiles cannot DO held responsible for tho CT.
isting condition Of Affairs. Instead Of the
general fund oyipg Any thipg ITO tic tdjos,
the latter are lhdcbtdd 70 the general fnnd,
and must bo lis debtor until othor taxos due
arc colleofed. ...4 ,-f .......- d
National Republican., 1873-04-10
TO ADVERTISERS.

Our adyctises viii greatly obllgc US L
they will bs good ensagh 70 send In their
notices before nine O'Clock p. IN. Itwiil be q
boncft 10 them and convenience TO us.
Tho businoss Of Tho RnPUnLroAs has In
creased enormously during the last couple Of
months, Evidently our merchants appro-
clate the advantages Of advertising In 4 papol
Of tho circulation and character Of the RE.
PUBLICAN. We spend more money than any
ono of our contemporaries In tho collection o
news and In tho effort 10 make q paper worthy
of the national capltal.
National Republican., 1873-04-10
TnR PUnI.Io s.0nooI. FUNDs

Certain statements made In tic Board oi
School Trustees on Tuesday night arc calcu,
lated 10 create an erroneous impression nnd
do great injustice 10 Governor Cooke aud
thc Board Of Public WoTkS " tho following
communication from tho comptrolicrs oflcs
will show; --...
wAsnneror, April ., INA
sIM the stateme1ts which appear In your pa-
per this morning concerning the school fund 0f
,wIa,.slns.on arc incctrccS 4, WIN .gPssr by tns
The receipts into the treasury OF the District
20 the lst instant IRON the school tax on Wash
lngtcn real estate amoant 70 the sum OF tioi, i
The payments made In accordance with appro-
prtAtions Of the Legislative Assembly on ao-
count OF the pubic schools OF wAshingtoa, IN
tTaoted for BY tho late corporation of WsshinsI
ton, from the origin Of the District k0yernment
% the ist Instant amOunt 70 the sum of lSIT,-
eoLse o. thls me % sum Of slSa,ois.H has bcoa
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Gko- X BAKKR, Comptroller,
Per HoPknD, Deputy. ...r..r ..
The members OF tho school board who
have thoroughly investigated tho subject,
(and majority has done so, know that the
District authorities are blAmeless, and they
fully agree with the statement made by Mr..
Hart, chairman OF tho committee on aG-
counts, who, In reply TO tho statement Of Mr..
Rhees, showed that the money collected for
school purposes was not expended for any
other purpose, but that, on the contrary,
more money was paid on account Of public
schools, including school buildings, than has
been collected,
. He further states that a7O1OOO Of tATos
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represented to be. Mr.. Shepherd challenges
investigatlon,an and N. arc advised that such
Investigation Viii BE- made. We have de-
Tended the Board Of Public worls because,
90 fan a. we know, asd ye beteve thai we
know Al, they have acted fairly and sauarcly
and honorabiy. And We shall continoo 70
defend them " long "a we are convinced
that they do what ahould be done. OF course,
In the yoEy nature Of thlngs, there have
bccn inS,snccs of Individual oppresslon
or what seems like oppression. Il was
impossible TO have taken this city a. thoy
found Il two yoars ago-without drainage,
without grades, almost without parcnients-
and built II into the beauty Of to-day without
hurting somebody. Hills had to bo cut
down and hollows had 70 be Allied mp, and In
many cases groans and lamentations have
arisen from both. But hill and hollow to-
day are moro valuable than ever they ware.
Individual whims and capriccs had 70 yield
In this city, a In every city where great
works have been accomplished Tho march
Of Improvement like the march Of armies,
carries with Il personal suffering and per
sonal loss; bat II IL 70 results only that VIC
must look when wc come 10 pass Judgment
When tho third Napoleon tore away tho ten
emeut shanties Of Paris and let tho light into
the dark dens that were tho abodes Of wick.
sdness and Of crime, there waS an Opposition
party In PAris that denounced the act IL
| tyranny and dcspousm; but now that tht
Emperor Ia dead and tho empire no moru
the grccncs, laurel that lies upon his grave d
that he made Paris tho queen city Of th,
world. And when all this storm shan hay,
passed away, tho man and the mon who hav,
helped 10 mako Washington what she Ia fas
becoming, the queen city Of this wcstori
continent will DO similarly honorod and 70
wardod.
| Tho effort which Ia now being nado :,
destroy tho credit Of tho city by tho brlgaud
and pirates who mako II their headquarters
whose business whop Congress Is In scsAloni
10 strike tho lobby" and whom Congros
has adjourned 10 slandsr and dofamo ofacor
Of tho Government who win not Yield 10 thcl
demands, should meet the stern opposition o
every one who has tho interest and advance
mcnt Of washington's, heart. II our pcopl,
desire TO deprcciate their foal estate, TO driy,
away those who arc coming TO cast their for
tunes with US; II they wish to stop worl
upon the hundreds OF private buildings tha
our architects hayc orders 10 eroct II thsl
desire to turn Washington backward In no
onward march, lot them edo with tho black
mailers and the slandcrors, who have In som
way obtained accoss TO the columns Of Jour
mails o. respectable as tho Tribune, sitnpt,
because their rapacity for contracts has no
boon satisfied. Tho 'iocai prcss" has bool
consurod for ils 'sllenco" upon thcse alicgo,
deiinqucncics Of the Board Of Public Works
For ourselves, We answer that VIC have beol
'silont" because We know that tho charge
that have boon made arc untrue.
i '
National Republican., 1873-04-10
MIs. MLnr rLnrE,srr.. known In Knrl.nh q.

Mrs MArv cLRrErrE., known IN England m
AphllAnthroPst deslgna, V u reported, 70 visit
ne United States his spflna.r-BEeAaaos.
We arU boginning 70 DO sick Of thcsc Eng
lish phiianthroplsts, male and female. So
far n We have boon ablo 10 see for some thnp
past their " philanthropy" consists In getting
gratultous advertising from eur nswspapcrs
and In going homo several thousand dollars
richnr than whom they camo. ~" 81. o"
National Republican., 1873-04-10

wnA1 h the eoansotion between DR.. Du-
rant and John W. Grrctti jThoy both have
tho sape washington organ---the CArosivL,
National Republican., 1873-04-10

~m con municstions. whether en- busirs'r
for publication. ,ssuld b sddrcssed to VIZ >. Mui
Tasu. Proprietor NATlosAL RzSuslIcAH. wsshins
ton. No ..
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MN. suRpHRap,s LRrrRR.

The Tribune yesterday prints Mr.. Shop
hcrdf letter, with the following editorial COM
montu'' rrf rnn .sH.n. n IN. I'd. ,L-a
sMr. Shepherd, .of the washington Board Of
fence Of TIE District government which 4 Ger.
tauif tsiculste-L uniess oonfuted, 20 place their
late Operations IN much more favorable nfht,
s nshssaOn 3 ,Ssss % ccnsictne Inc fsppr uippa.'en
National Republican., 1873-04-10

Tln NEWS o. the Atlantic disaster rcached Al
exandiria last evening and orOaied considerable
excitement In that barg. nprt q. ....
National Republican., 1873-04-10

As RAnsa rnu Approaches ali manner Of
pretty pictures are nut On eesa Tho best thing
TO pot on them Il good old motheriy hon nui
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ARs.,.un Fra.a n..a On.

sonusoI susgests that Tom wrEh, b,
dropped. II looks as 10 he would DO. ''
National Republican., 1873-04-10
l 81. SSlGa6ilS aofipIsq n An pissTiTr saTiTTr
=. popAT, Ron, SAID DIsTRf0T. : ',i'l
oeorBv ". Lhville Of al -. ~!

william D. O. Murdock ct al. : 1St''' ~ ~
r as hsv IN hs A cfs N haynE reported TO The
ground lying and being III Georget6Wu, III the DiS,
Vic, n Q3lnmbih besinning AZ the northwest cor.
twenty four feet on Bridge street, thence north and
hsaSs sass on soss6 iSs n tSaIiy aoSs sa .Iis, Ii,
sgnty four teet 70 the west line of street;
street one hundred and ten feet TO beginning, with
,h ,hs improyeR%ents % 70 fra9Gis WheAuy a and 90
dollars u ia ordered By Tho court this lst day Of
AbT D isla ihSt said SAi9 9s EAthSid n i,s md Son
cause to the contrary be shown on OF before aaid
day Provided . copy OF this order DO published
BY the Court a. WfLih
By G'P Williams, Asst olerf. apaThSW
National Republican., 1873-04-10

the Slar yesterday evening copied from
our columns tho letter Of tho Hon. A. r.
Shepherd 10 tho editor Of tho 7Sio,sae, which
We had been at the eIponse q having tolo.
graphed from New York. We think tho Sta,
might have said something about IL. Our
afternoon cotemporary Is, however. welcome
TO our news with or without credit. .. .,
National Republican., 1873-04-10

TnosE pEsIRINp 10 BoRRow MONEY
Il can obtain \ on the most e1pitsble and easy
b5tHffpfs btH f s asSass SS 2sEaAItSs %cHIsIs
!, Sss.iPE q W. az, g II ssid kpf sSeiosf
InformaiioI vii be flrhisksd by the Secretary,
blt Ninth street north vest near Y, -, 1p86i
National Republican., 1873-04-10

WHAT is the reason that John W. Garrct.
charges q Washington merchant 90 much
more upon q ton Of freight than ho dooA a
Baltimore merchant for the same distance :
WIN Mr. GarIoLi's organ please AnAMer7
National Republican., 1873-04-10

, TnE a,s HHss srnixr IN New Tori Is another
aryament, We suppose, In favor o. the removal
the capital. with Congress In New York, the
gas supply would be constant rtrrn
National Republican., 1873-04-10

"TnH Dnsocalrs HAVE swrrr Cosrscnour.--
Would they would do the same with the streets
Of New Y0rk.-Heruld, 'I'., - - - :
They swept hor treasury pretty clean. ls.. ..
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A BEAUTIFUL ESTATE.

Fur ssls. no seres Of Land. undsr good cul,iy.-
!Sans,s sSs ssssss1, Mssn.O sh.d'a gh nns .ess
snd outhoussa; ico-houss nied, 40, kn 'Wtii all
the whols or any part Also, adjoining.
"a, r, IN Ah1tAIL FARM,
tst< ,acrcs, with epmfortshle C9tisEo, barn and
uablei nne spring house. and wellfencod; water In
every Aeldj for furthnr paritcuiars apply psr.
sonaiiy on The premiaos, Seventh street road eight
bATCnELoR Whsaton post oficc. Montgomery
county. Mo ~. W.. apaeoom
IroR RBNT-TWo MOST RLIGIDLR ROOMS
fhirtsenih and II stfscs. Eicelisnif board neil
aoor. apSM
E6R RENT-A HOUSE, IN THE COUNTRY,
II two Apd half Pilea NON the city, Situated
piaes pe.fectiy healthy and water good Re9fyp
s sn5 ss IN h s;sSbi oE q isaS,oiPs
National Republican., 1873-04-10

Tus NEW ronk rnns is pokins considerable
nun a Nj. .. y. p. o. G. A.Bergh on account Of
MS susscstiou 70 capture dogs vim scoop nets,
n is done IN ths slv. rherc1l bo stili more fun
when thoy attompf 10 catch them. .fa0rr. ,H
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Hang Them,

kecuhaiAtcp wesitS, when In tho hands ol
anpAtrietic And unprineiplsd cltizcna, Is Ae
srcstest curse mat country can know. In.
stead OF being On aid 10 legitimate business anu
enterprise, Il Is constant obstacle in their way
The one hundred and nftT millions Of surpius
capital, controlled by some dozen or fifteen New
York oPcrstsrs, does moro % debaueh and dc
morallze this whole nation than, sil Tho rest Of
Us vast wealth beside. whllo the public ls In q
hanging mood NO present the following candl.
dates for ne saIloys, feeling assured that nc
worse erimmala can bo found In the hack boos
OF American dcppvity. Here they aruts NJ
lar eouLp, 's' CoRsKlfus yMprnbIJ
DANIEL DRxM HoRAos r. CLklk, y. ~.
Hbnr ", Shnu, uHNHY CLHvH ..r
AuousrUs BoHnnL, Diok SCuntI,
Auuusr BELxoar. gso, W. ApAnS
LEN 7. SIXTH. ..t,
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DENTISTS.
c O K E..

ord0ra len At tho
GA4LIGHT ORRIuK,
No as Tsnth street; 81 III First stresl southWes
ooIner Third aud u streets, or ll0 lridHo stree
0ooFse town. Wti.bo PROMPTLY attended tol ooltf
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PERSONAL

NJ o I'll @ z. III. s-...'. .ir1 70.
.Ies ,or.ap.l m mpsE.,4ts,ss. X, q tAaS w..,.n,. No
. ssriss be.is . % yldss u tshss fa se bcsis. ssS
eSsn nsr .ssSss;di e %isn Salss5 sna IA aat
ciE, Isa have of dssttossa T2 ps9,on: s
f:isss . s .sS sSpS r.
aader NJ rule, and rssuiations fgr .hs t.sys "a da
W1saSoros. D. q. kprns is:i : = siSiswse. Si
MYWIfR pATHARIsE REAoAN. HAVING
ass st not e, az s' ''n''ff,f4 sfSf sI si r.
MONEY TO LoAN,-,9O,OO 900 TO LOAN ON
NJ EL estate, IN sums 70 auli S9trsxsy, ,JapsN or
'n1ii %Ess sn~ = AZ o.. sswatiSHhtls y ssswysaniSH stTsS.
MUNICIPAL B0SDs III
sfs the worry safest and bssLpayins Investment
mt can es R nede M And thSy sIS ertstg Ebo,ee
AsSEEn ssE5n on fOisls N Y lII6billELD:
RRoDHEAD t,9q9f ,tau 4 0Drr0s -.. .
'a'' SFissa sts'ss:ss ssSSii si.st siii' at mA,lm
To STEPHEN Triton BRowN. FoRlKRLY
t6.l E Dc tsfms p Sssr f,sSsrs r s SSs 1s are re-
SSS {S ycsf i9e@ the asts s Ssfss s csss1 e.
~''0 10 excluded from y 6 r. ;ssSsor s;ss
TO TUE BENEyoLEsr.. TIA young man above
hddro4sed has not been heard from for . long time,
and Ia feared bX some q HI. friends that bis mind
has given wAyx 0s arseis OF serietA ninSss soms
time ainee and that he raaay DO In some ins.ne
asylum among stfAngUH II any one VINO secs this
g s.SsSsa ~ h s0nssa 9ssa S VA = E
heard from someNhsre In KAnasA TI .TIIEIt- j \
GEoRoETowH, ID. o., Jan. D, is71 janaawln
N orICE. .'.r5. = ..aus Z, " .
and ihs pa6is sensrsy t6si tIss ssrs snssrsd sss
RKAL ESTATE, IIOAH AND INSURANCE.
BUSINESS, HItr ~
I,,in II ne :, s y Il TshiPyp ndor tho name snd
tpssa 9 pSs ss7Ss sssss x al en-
,JoUnbAE ", MAURi. Formerly d Wilmington.
,SiixhIEs p, MAURY, formerly of the nrn n
No is' sI' sslustssi iSSsE attasalf.q s Cos D.Ah
wnEPHn, Br rERhtanur, 70 ~ A
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EXCURSIONS.
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