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The Bankrupt Law.

We publish elsewhere decision made by
Federal Judge in North Carolina. who
sulps down the bankrupt law as a good
thing. and ignores all justice In administer
ins It, WegNe below, from the Alexandria
Goeens, the report of a decision just rem
dered by USrERwooD. 1t Is not so bad as
the other, but is well calculated to expose
the. Outrageous. character Of the hankrall
law rs il now stands and as it Is administered
by incompetent partisan judges. Althougl
CALDWELL bad never made single one oil
the deferred payments for the land Involved
in the case, UNpERwooD requires the com
missioners OF the State court to allow hi,
assignee TO come in for a share OF the fees
and requires the land to be advertised In the
STATE .T0u,unl. Republican organ. and re-
uuires the s.,ic to be reported to him, The
immaculate CxDEnwooD Surely Congress
will next winter put IN end to a law so adj
miai>'ercl. .... ~
TiiE CALDWELL CASE DISTRICT Court OF
TIE UNITED STATEs-JEdge UncerNc0d pre-
Sidt,lg.-In re John Caldwell, II bankrupt.
Yesterday 4 motion was heard to dissolve and
annul the restraining oYler granted at The in
stance OF John s. Fowler, assignee, whereby
John N. Forbes, Eppa Huntou, and X. Taylor
scott were enioincd and forbidden to execute
the decree of tie Farqui"r Circuit Court,
pronounced at the September term 1872, III
the combined rhancerv causes pending in
snid Circuit Court styled Foley Is Ovens.
and Owens rs. j. s. Owens, directing the
sale OF 100 acres Of land in Fauqnirr count!
known rs "ElIZaheth Owens'S dover land
TIE suit, above referred 10 were Instituted
in 1861 by the heirs at la" Of Cuthbclt
Owen, ST., deceased, for The partition Ct said
Iand. caldwell married Il daughter ANA
grand daughter OF Cuthher! Owens, ~. he
also purchased the interest in said dover OF
one at the heirs. Sale for partition was
made in 1850; Caldwell hrcImc purchaser.
and mad" the cash payment required. lie
filled to meet any Of the deferred payments,
and rule to show cause, Ne. issued. Pend
Jug the rule Caldwell. upon his own motion,
became bankrupt. Resale WIS dCcrccd. Tie
commissioners appointed to execute his Ge-
cree were eninincd by Judge Underwood.
After full argument the injunction wls an
nus!ed, but on the following conditions
VIZ, The assignee 10 unite with the commits
sirnrrs Of sale, growing craps reserved, SILL
.i,ct 20 tht control Of assignee, and terms OF
sale, &C.. TO be advertised in the state JGa'-
,,ul, a, V ell liz the True L'tips. of Warren
ton, sud the sale reported 10 the District.
Court OF the United States as well az the
state Court tor CONTINUATION. At instance of
counsel Tor The assignee and Caldwell five
days were allowed them to prepare an APP
peal on giving bond in penalty Of $3.50.
General Ii. III. Wells and Charles WhittleSey
appeared as counsel for Caldwell and his
assignee, and II. Taylor Scott. of Warren
ton, for the Owens heirs and the commits
sonerS Of sale.
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OFFICE OF EMINENT COMMANDER
RICHMOND CoMMANpERy, M; = Il: r..

RICHMOND COMMANpERY, M. y IL. j {.
RICHMOND, Va. June 7, 1873. J
HRDER No. 30.-SIR KSrTHTS: /.
H. You Will appear at 81 Adams Hall %I|
IN the fun dress and equipments of a X
Templar on loot for dress-parade and y
drill, on MONDAY EVENING. 9th in-/ y
slant promptly at h.lf-past O'Clock.
iii You viii appear nj the same place, in full suit
of black with fttigur-can. sde-arms. and white
gloves. on TUESDAY, AFTERNOON, 10th instant.
promptly at CLOCK. ana march TO the steamer, II
which The Conan andery will proceed tn Norfolk d.
under orders If the NJ. +. Grand Commander, " IL
LIAM Is. IsAACs. 10 attend the special Grand AS
sembv of the Grand Commandery Of knights
Templar and the appcndant orneIs OF Virginia, 10
be holden ut that plrcc Oh "Wednesday. llth instant
". Sir knights having bigeuge 10 transport may
deliver TN" same. labelled with the owners name, ut
81. Adams HAL. By l,lfpast O'Clock On iues'iav
afternoon. to sir Thomas Angel. who VIII acl as
uuarterm:sier and to take charge of the same.
V. Sir Knights will accept the above us u SUM-
mons. by ORDER Of thu Emiutnt Com nandrr.
l.. l.. BASS, Captain-Grncral
Arrest: WILLIAM j. KIDDICK. Recorder.
Ia, 81
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.--Thc mcm-~ e.
NI beers of LOGE FRANCHISE, No. So. Xxx
arr hereby summoned to attentfa stai Ell meet-/
Ing at Washington Hall. on Broad street, IiilS
EVENING nj O'Clock. Business OF 1mporEn,re
will he transacted and the election Of officers VIII
take piacc Every member should be present: Mcil-
beers Of sister city lodges and transient brethren IN
good standing ARE fraternally Invited 10 attend 10y
secretary.
Jr,e oil, l. ss-a : ID. 1879. il g-lt* ,
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THIRTEENTH CIRCUIT.
CITY COLLECTORS UFFiCE,l
RICHMOND. Va, May 81, 1873.

----- CITY COLLECTOR ; UFFICF't
RICHMOND, Va, May 81, 1873. !
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
l. from O'Clock 4. NJ 10 O'Clock +: ID. from the
I5TH DAY OF JUNE To 1Ht. BOTH. inclusive, for.
The purpose Of receiving from nny person, charged
with CITY TAXES for the year 1873 tire whole or
fen nor cent, will he added to the amount of tax
charged I'm every case where the party assessed shall!
full to pay the whole one-haif within the time so,
limited, To avoid crowd and pressure tlp hast
few DAYS of the collection the Collector would rc-
sncctfnly request all parties to call early in the time
specified. and those having lists and mcmoramdums
to leave will do So, that their bills lnay br selected
and receipts made ont
jc elm JOHN +. EftrNAtl-I. 90 lGc'or.
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sane under sncll Il condition, and there are
instances. where insanity las been prevented
si,y.asrib ditfstuat hnsfng Uaeff CONSCIOUS OF
the Janger, mud struggled against it. me
o. tionthat Is too agonizngSfpr even COM d
bination Of nlllangllages cyerto portray
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tribe pie ssures OF u sajourn IN bien'ho,,o !.
would confer upon It solid ana snos,antal
benefits mot untrgreat utensiuEing.
We.consider this su'!fet one. o'5.h n
A,,eepea interest. sThe nan who givesto it
Inn rejection and the time and the exertion
racpasary to the contamination of plan FIR
SO extending the means of public recreation
and health, will lay this city under bsting
obligation; md his name will be held in un-
fading remembrance by grateful " ID happy
people.
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SENTIMENT VS.. SESsE.-'rhr following ey.
100. e., ann ,snr pr,p,r, ,o,,.r. fran,
ti"'. i' ''' '''" ~ -. va,
Louisiana 10 tue cincinnati Ion'meFct0t
contains some truths which it might he we'll
for stNuo's northern friend, TO keep in
mind -ot Ions, ne VOL, ~ ( ,vco docs himself .
~ -
" Is MOI worth Mh'lr 10 t,f 10 pu' n n'
races upon Tue same lever III me SCUM. ne
blacks and tiie WhifcS are TWO races ana one.
or tne ofher mas 10 give IN n'iie. II Is
better that Inc biackS ylelu .hat "hich Is I'M
important 10 sect'rc that winch Is important.
Whenever the negroes OF tn" South attempt
TO resist aggression bg the whites as the
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y HIRE 1T is AGAlN.-The Charleston Neaps
reproduces that old paragraph about the
negro, which AeAssIz has SO often declared
he did not write. ~ 49,; ...,a
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RIcIlsIoSD, VA, June o. ls73.
undersigned, having been
IN appointed by the stockholders OF the Virginia
sugar Refining Company arolnmitiee to 'i,liakea
flI settlement OF the affairs of the company
hereby notify all persons having claims agaiis, The
said company TO present the same within thirty
days from this date to Mir. q. A. PEPLE at the office
- C. A. PEPLk. s go
ST sfl.tTt j. II. MITCHELL, 80
+. P,J. HRiGHT, 55lE
lie 9-lm tsI ComMtttce.s j:
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DEATHS.

Died. on the 4tlI Instant, after al illness of twelve
hours, JAMES s. GRAVES, In The prty-nith year
of his age, s-e.'
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~ TIMOTHY.
ORCHARD. GRASS. ISL ="
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS, IS. ).
LAWN filtASS,
HERDSGRAsS, and every variety of
FIELD GRASS. and y, = az
GARDEN SEEDS of the finest quality
offered At The LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Wholesale quotations furnished TO dealers.
Prompt and careful attention given 10 all orders,
whether by letter or in person. -, ~ .E''t.'t
b rs. ALL1SON,& ADDISON, ~
Seed and Guano Merchants, u
SEA Ricnn0nd Va.
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ANN MEETING.-Th annual
N meeting of the stockholders Of the Richmond
Paper Manufacturing Company VIII he heu on
NJ In the Office of john II. Montague FaS1. Main
and Twelfth streets. +. ID. CHRISTIAN.
"' President.
n w II-BROCK Secretary my 2l-aawlm
A NNUAL MEETING.-The regular an-
N ulal meeting Cf the stockholders OF the NlR-
GINA FIRE NO MARINE INSURANCE COM
PANY will be held It, thr cnlnlmny'5 ntlcc or
MONDAY. 10th insIanT, nj IL o'clock NJ he eirc-
are unable Ia attend in person may sign proxies at
the company- Office. previous tn The meeting.
WILLIAM WILLIS. JR.,
10 o-t.]m Secretary
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TO INVESTORS a... p.
DAVENPORT 4 CO.. STOCK BROKERS, y"
OFFER FOR SALE
THE FOIL OWING DESIRABLE SECURITIES.
WHICH THEY RECOMMEND TO THOSE
SEEKING FIReT-CLASS INVESTMENTS:
CITY OF RICHMOND \ PER CENT. RoNpS-EIrHER
COUPON OR REGIsTFRED:
RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILROAD q PER CENT.
BONDS;
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD AND PR
CENT. GOLD RoSps; .,r.. -s". -
NORTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
6pEE CENT CoCroH BoSps-rEISCIPAL AND
INTEREST GUARANTEED nY TIE RICHMOND
AND DASyILLE RAILROAD COMPANY. ISTE-
REST PAYABLEIx RICHMOND OR NEW YORK.
PRICES SATISFACTORY.
STOCKS nN COMMISSION,
DaVEEroGT& 60,
First National Bank hnildns. Richmond.
my -
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o,,,,frs nv, CLERK OF HORSE or DELEGATES,l
- -. = .1cx>rn " A. .Iunc A. lasa. {

OFFICE OP,CLERK of HORSE or DELEGATEs,l ,
I, - a; RICHMOND, VA, June 4. 1919. J. !
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS.
ID SEMBGY approved April 2d, 1919, it Is lawful
for the Circuit curt judges of this Commonwealth
until the times for holding the terms or their reSpsc
tive courts shall be prescribed by law, to TX me
time for holding such TERMS The terms OF the
Thirteenth and Fourteenth circuits have been fixed
as follows
THIRTEENTH CIRCUIT.
RocKBRIpGE CoUsTY.-.1o 10th February, May, and
3. piember. '@.
AUGUSTA CouNTy.-lst March. June. and octo-
BIER. .....s.. r.s-... a.r4 IT, ,tsr.3s. 49,. I,
HIGHLAND COCNTY.-l3th April, August, and
November. . 4
BATH CouNTY.-ooth April, August, and Novrm-
Der. -. s..s..t +. s...,a &. ..t..' l'- ,
ALLEGHANy CouNTY.-osth April, August, and
-. 49, FOURTEENTH CIRCUIT:
ROANOKE COUNTY First Mondly In April An.
gust, and November.
Craze COrNTY.-Sccond Monday in April. Au-
gust and November. =
BOTEToURT CouNTY.--Third Monday In April,
August. and November. ,...at ;.
FLOYD C0UNTY.-Fourth Monday in April, Au-
gust and November:
: MONTGOMERY C0uNTY.-First Monday after
fourth monday In April, August. ami Noveni her.
GILES COUNTY-Sccuud Monday after fourth
Monday in April August. and Sovrmlier.
- 49," j. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk Of House OF Delegates.
lie 5.lawlmd&w U.r". . sta.s.a..I
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POWERS K son.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AID
WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND rpov,,,o,
DEALERS.
1870 MAIN STREET.
have In store and for sale chean
800 bushels LAKE-sHoRE rEAcupL,w On
TAFOES. '"L'" Po-
10 barrels NEW POTATOES
10 boxes LEMONS, r..
II barrels APPLES.
Is tabs FRESH BUTTFE.
Is good SPRING tlItrsr
10 hoIps NEW BERMUDA 0STOSS
~ liaif-l'arrels extra FAMILY CorNtD MT ~
loGshcads BULK SHOULDER Iii -
So hogsR:,ds BACON SHOULDERS.
boxes BREASTS.
50 barrels CIT and Gross AOElU caro-
LIMA HEREINGs, ""''
900 barrels "ho:ce EXTRA FLOUR
800 barrels SUPREME FLOUR
So barrels FINE FLOUR
IS ,irrces SUiiAR-CUEEn HANS
Receising daily, STRAWBERRIES and GEfFy
... nv ~ ',
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A TTENT'ION. EATERS.
"A Ilf-IpF FAMILY GROCERY STORE
1884 MAIN SHEET wa
Constantly on hand a select a<sor,nen, If AM
LIZ SUPPLIES. Nhicharr offered rhcar, rn,tr.'.i,o
SI9AR-cURED HAMS. SHOULbEKS and 8EL,sr.:
TEA tDLoNG, JAPAN, ESGLIaH Bgt,KF,-.
GUSPowDER. YOUNG EYSOS: -
SUGAR nf al 2rn:c~: COFFEE: MorJu Jaw,
IAGUATnA. RIO. toasted and GREEN; ~ ~
English and plain PlCIti H.. NunCFSTFp-
sIiIREsAUCE. TOMATO CATStP' FHryCi1
MUSTARD, SPICES. PEPPER.
Also, OLD CABINET and RYE pUIskES
Putranf SHERRY VINE.
Patronage resp rffUliv solicited.
my I5-.hwl'n GEORGE r. TIESFr
A 1liiltE NEW GOSiIE% Bt.IiEi, FOR
~ sale hy ih, fHb or pound.
Also SMOKED REEF,
SnUStB FEET,
FINE HAMS,
STGAR.tritED SiiOrLDFES Qni BREASTS
AMI Il general a'sCrtmrn, oG
t-. LTPEpEiSluNS
for sale Ivy L. +. JAMES,
ap 80 No. g., ,d Market
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z GoMaioywF;ALTH OF VIRGINIA,
81 suSrf huDITOR'S OFFICE,
49, tkrfirfrsf.SF, fupa \ 1ss2 y

43ssg a5s5t ftJttf1tJNU- HHnF z. TsI0. = q.
Notice Is hereby given that the Interest on the
nubc debt for Iuly 1877, rs prescribed by the net
of March "a, 1914 will he paid here on and sitter
LIST July next Tile sterling interest will be paid 10
I,ondou by sigssrs. B1rrg Brothers &c TO-, agents.
:. An" the E0urd constituted by the net fssIarch
I3 1873 to consider that question Determined
tHaf The unpaid balances Of interest for January
aad Ju y.Is7s fs provided by the act OF March ID,
1872 sai be paid also on and af, or LIST July next
Where stock las NOT been funded the old bonds or
certificates must be presented here IN order that the
interest paid hereou may be stamped OH such
stock. ,r,,, I'M,
4 Those who do not apply for their Interest In per-
sou ,rI requested TO send their orders through par
lies onisiue of this Office, Us official dnles forbhi
my personal attention TO renlfting money acting
as attorney for conversion or frinsfer OF STOCK.
$500 ..r-s.. = t.ss 7 ASA ROGERS,
70 a-td -, : - second Auditor.
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MILITARY NsSGLGES.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY a."
LII FIRST Virginia kEGlMtNT, RICHES
MOSD, JUNE Q. r7a.-LEE GUARD, ATTEN-Gt
TION.-SPEcIAL ORDERS.--DfiicerS aud men of II
this command Will assemble TONIGHT ut q
o'clock promptly ut the OLD Market Hall for drill
and business of special interest TO each member uf
the company. AbSrntecS will CERTAINLY be dealt
with as the law directs. BY order Of CHARLES +.
TAYLOR, captain commanding.
IL A.. w = Il. =.
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~ COMPANY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h
~ bic at the corner of Twcnty-tifth and Maiu q
streets MONDAY MORNING, June the alh. 1T : ~
o clock in fuli-ress uniform. armed and ttlulpp- II
cd for parade anu excursion to West Point. Ii Is
earnestly requested that every mcmb h. present
a. ae compiny's silver medal Will he competed for
ON the OCCASION. Members the First Virginia Re-
simrnt who wish 10 partake In the excursion arc
invited to APPEAR In unif nrm.
BY order OF Captain S.W. FARKAR.
irT-9f T.. j. BROWN, Orderly Sergeant
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RICHMOND A.Il

IL HOWiTZEKS.-Jme 0. ls73.-Atteud 10
meeting Of your company THIS ESFiNGS
Ming ut 3 O'Clock. In fatigue uniform, with W.
>lie-arins. for business and drill Members who ar@
: mmUIird before court martial will l,e prompt In
Il nh:ncr. BY order Of CAPTAIN CARTER.
is g-ltt z. j, 81 iSfiER, .. =.
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FINANCIAL.

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ITO INVESTORS. .. .... .... q.
L IS. .... ..,.
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ls,rFxa,rAL.
'ryTTTTsT on TIE PUBLIC DEB

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-LEAS0NS or TIE MASON.

Thera waS at least one branch of business
Yesterday which showed no effect of the panic ;
we mean the business of charity. Bene6ceDce
went among the tenements az usual with her
arms full. 'The.sick and suffering here and
there were. gladdened with the sight of a
sympatAizina face. Frequent contributions
flowed into The treasures of charitable insti-
tutions. Id the. Catholic Churches the rich
dropped their dollars and the poor their
pennies into the. fund for the support of the
Orphans Ragged urchins were made happy by
the unfamiliar taste of turkey, and many Of
the shiycrins poop were comforted by present
of warm clothing or ton of coal. IL was one
of the pleasures of the day to watch the
messengers of mercy rs they went about
among the dwellings of the destitute /;
vet the reflection must have occurred
to many of us that private activity
does sadly little after all towards the relief OF
the vast distress which weighs down so great
a portion OF our population. What shall We
do for the poor. is the great question which
the practical Christian and the devOut lsraelite
have bpth ben asking for many year, and
it has not yet been answered. NOBODY can
calculate how many hundreds of thousands Of
dollars are annually given in charity IN this
city-n0r, unfortunately, can anybody tell how
large q share of the magnificent outlay is alb
solutely wasted The scheme for Charity
Clearing house, which we commended a little
while ago. aims al practical discrimination
between wise and foolish benefcence, and if
it does as we'll az it promises to do, 1t Will add
at least fifty PEI. cent to the usefulness OF our
present organisations f0r relief. Some VI hem
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are costly and worthless; others are trying TO do
more than they are able to dowell nearly all are
the victims of impostors. A man whose name
was on various society books died the other
day in London, and three collins were supplied
for his funeral, by rs many different benevolent
associations That is more than any man
needs = however poor; ana II must have
occurred to his charitable friends that they
were not economizing their resources.
The letter from Hartford which we publish
this morning explains a kind OF charity which
has come into vogue within two or three years,
and which seems especially adapted to the
holiday seaeon and free from many of tho
drawbacks to which indiscrminate giving il
liable. Ia there any limit to tho material good
which these Holly Tree Inns can accomplish
The modest establishment begins with cheap
restaurant where the poor can procure whole
some. well-c0oked meals at something like cost
price. and the charitable can distribute food to
those who are NEST in need Ofit. Ina few months
we find its operations covering the whole
field of mans daily wants. Here it opens a
butchers shop; there a sewing school; up
stairs is a. day nursery for babes whose
mothers are oHt at work; next door is a
reading-roOm where girls are received as visit
ors, and taught good manners while they are
amused with books and song; carriage fund
is intended to give invalds the luxury of a
ride in the fresh air; the boys reading-rOom
is for the special advantage of young gentle
men of the boot-blacking profession; the Jail
is supplied with flowers; the clothing club
makes Up garments and gives them to the
Door for cost and there are batl-tubs in one
part of the Inn which the girls especially
delight in. The expense of all this work is a
mere trife, and It is nearly all betrayed by a
few estimabie ladies' and gentlemen who give
to the enterprise not only their money but
their personal labor.
There are certain institutions in NewYOrk
which aim at some of the good deeds &C
compFisled by tho Holly Tree Inns of New
England but there are several important
features in The institution our correspondent
describes this morning which, so far as we
know, Have DO counterparts here. What bet
ter occupation for some of our kind-hearted
ladies during this week of good impulses and
generous feelings than to come together and
plan out work for themselves after the excel
lent fashion which Boston and Hartford have
set before themi.
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Jn6es TO advertisements.


AMUsEMESTs--S erenfh PdGe-5th and 9th columns.
BANKING AMI FNESCiAL-STih Pdge-5th column
BANKING HOSES AND BANKERS Page-5th ana eth
columns.
BOARD AND RooMs,-Serenh PGge-ith column.
BUSINESS NOTICES --fOKrth PdOc-1st column
CHANCES FOR. BUSINESS MES-Third Pago--S,h column.
DANCING ACABHMgs-Srth PGae-4th column.
DENTISTRY rreHGt PdQe-4th column.
DIVIDEND NOrICEs-Si PdQe-6th column
DRY GOoDS-ScrcaH Id9e-4th column.
ELECTION RETURNs-1htrd IdGe-2d, 80, lth, 5th, ana
9th columns
EURoPRAN ADVERTISEMENTS Screnh Paqe-2d and Sd
FIsANCIAI-S,h Page 5th column.
FURNITUsE-SUenm FGge-lst column. -
HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &c.-IhVd Fdge-oth COL
HOUSES AND FARMS wANTED-Sirh Page-ith column.
ISsTRUCTON-SiIth Idge-3d column.
oLECTURIs AND. MEBJINGS-SeUcnfh P7Gs-6th column.
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS-Serenm Fdge-2d col
hIsCELLANEOCS-SJth Fdgc-iLh CoIuInui EtJtUt Ioge-
attn. sth. and 9th columns.
MUSICAL INsTRUMESTs-Sc pcnth PdOe-Ist column
NEW PUmIcALONSr-SiIth PdGe-2d and Sd columns
PROPOSALS. Sl.it Po0c-4th column.
RrAL ESTATE FOR SALE, CITY-SIh Pd1r-sth columni
BROOKLYN-Sirth" Pdge-4th column; NEw-JERsEf -
Si1h Page-iIh column; CoUNTRr-SiIh Pa9e-Nh
column.
SALES M Aucriov-Sirlh Pdoc-ith column.
SAVINGS BASKs-Sirth Page 9th column. 0epcnM rage
lst column. , .,,..,
columns: FrNALFs-Scpeuh PG1c-5th column.
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-Fffth PuGc-6tn column.
rArONERY-Serenh PGgo-4th column.
STEAMBOATS, ASD RAILROADS Scpenh PdJe-2i ana 80
columns.
STEAMERS OcEAS-Serenh PGg,-2d column.
TEACHERS -Szlh P1go-4th column.
To LET. BROOKLYN PROPERTT-SJh Pd0c-4th col
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