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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-04-06
GIANT vINCENTS COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRARDEAU, missouri


This Institution conducted by the Priests the Con
gregAtion Of the hisSion OF st. Vincent Of Paul. IA
beautifully located the Mississippi river forty niles
aooye Cairo, and one hundred and fifty mles below st
Louis.
The College buildings large, commodIous and well
ventilated. The grounds beartiful extenAve and
well adapted for healthiul exercise.
The College Is OF easy Sccess Regular daily packets
touch at Cape Grardeau.
The scholastic year begins on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER. and ends about the first of July
TERMS
Board and Tuition, per schoastic year. ....-..S2g
washing and mending Of articles washed -.-.-.. x
Physician's Foe and Medicines.
llstrunlehtAI Il
For further information apply to
Rev. A VERINA, C. NJ,
President Of tho College.
Or to Rev. THoS. ]. SMITH C. N.
seI721y St Josepb's Church New Orleans.
Mr. JOSEPH Mitchell. Cashier of tho Mutual
National Bank No. iU6 Canal street, New Orleans.
hereby authorized receive and give recep for
money when may be pad 70 him for account Of the
4 above Institution.
| A. vEetNA, c. n, President.
] Kew Orleans, August ,, 1874,
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EIear 10 de- street, New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

7S7 WEST 51ST STA YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM.
lCl bermaid and waitress and to assist with the
washing; or would do the work OF small family best
city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

S)10 EAST 2sTH STA MIDDLE AGED WOMAN AS
AlO cook; would like to have her boy aged II years,
who would make himself useful with her; best city ref
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

DC0 EAST SD sT-As GOOD COOK AND BAKER
)OU and TO assist with washing and Ironing and take
charge OF milk and butter country prefcrred good ref
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

C7O EAST HST STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
= IL good plain cook, washer ana ironcr; obec-
hon to general housework in mall private family best
city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

7Q7 vARICK ST., FIRST FLOOR. FRONT ROOM -
IOl As good cook and excellent washer and ironcr
best reference.
The New York herald., 1873-11-25

1k7 WEST 18TH ST.-AS FIRST CLASS COOK
~ understands her business thoroughly in the cook
ing OF all kinds OF soups, meats pastry and Jeies good
references from last ana iormer employers
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CONE AND sEE

Ne SHAH open this { Tues
dayD erening. a FIJI line of
Samples Of ertFG fne quality
GENTS SEAL SKIN CAPS.
to mhich He inrite The dtfen-
ton Of He public.
Oar assortment Of READY
MADE CLOTHING. con-
sisting Of Dress and Business
Salts, Youths and Boys Suits,
is Uery fuU la its different de-
partDaents.
300 Mems and Boys Orer-
coats.
100 Pea jackets still teIt on
hand, rhich are offer at a great
reduction from f0rB,erprices.
Gents fine clothing cut and
made to order in the most
approred styles.
4 full assortment Of Gents
and Boys Underredl'. Gents
Fine Furnishing Goods, all
of scItich sciH be sold rery tOic
for cash.
Il. TURk a BRO,
No. Q a q Bank Block, College 81.
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The only place where You can receive the MI
benefit Of the lsts decline 10 pFlces %
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" GIN v. r. IfIAL
Ism dying, Egypt. dying. Shakespeare
Ism dying, Egypt, dying,
Fnhf the crimson life tide fast,
And the dark Plutonian shadows
Gather on the evening blast
Let thine arms, Oh queen support me-
Hush thy scbs and DOW thine ear
Hesrken T. the great heart secrets
Thou. and thou alone must hear-
Though nv Scared and votoran legion
Bear their eagles high no more,
And ny wrecked and shattered sAlle'S
StreE dark Actium's fatal shore. 40
Thou0h no rlitteripg guards surround H7'
Prompt 70 do their masters VIII
must perish Ike Roman
Die the great TriumFir SKILL
Let not Casar's servile ninlons
Mock the Lon thus lsld low
rTuas no fDeuAuis hand that slew ~
yTrss Ms own that struck the p4on'
Here. then. . flowed on thy DosoH'
Ere his star fades quite AEsy.
Him, who drunk with thy csresses'
MAdi- dung world away
should the base plebeian rabble
Dare assall nv fame II Rome
Where the noble spouse, octave,
Weeps within her widowed home
Seek her, say the goes nave w --S'
Al:Ars. an zIIrs, circl-nz ElnSst
That her blood with mine conHih g4eu
Vet shslI mount the throne Of kings
And for thee, star-syed Egyptian
Glorious sorceress Of the Me,
I yht the path 70 stys.an horreIs
With the splencors o. thy smtle.
Give the Caesar crowns and arches
Let the brow the laurel Irvine
can s.oru the senateis triuuphsi
Trlunphing in love Ike thine
lam diving. Egypt, dying
Harf insulting iOeman's cry
Thsy are coming-quick ny ialehloa
Let me front them ere die.
Al no more amid the battle
shall nv heart eTulting swell
Isis and OSIRIS guard thee
Cleopatra. Rome farewell
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by the corporation.


The smallest sum put N intures; si.14- De oNE
DOLLAR and 30 fractional part 70; l'l-ar -Ai-'
draw interest.
Deposit made during the first I've DAYS q. 3A.
mopth' and those made after that during the
mopth' viii draw interest from the drst day o. The
following month.
Interest Will De credited 90 teuostar5 oa tAc A-st
DAYS Of February and Au-usi, AID TINS interest ID
draw interest from date o. such crfd con- l-i 2 z
twice in every year without trouble or Gaze o. -le
deposltor.
Interest VIII also he allowed or even months ou
an SUNS withdrawn az acy time wh.cn have re-
ma med uud sturbcd for not les tlau FOUR ---
lnonths ~ tho rate o. SIX per cent. per a1nuin.
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SOED BT DRU
Oct 2l-deOd6vIy
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H.u. JOHN PIERPOINT. Presiding Judge.
Hon. NArHANTEL PAnKIR. ...-...-+ rr1-
Do .u ALsFY STONE,
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ren whose position she rendered odions and
humilitating. This was the yiews taken at
the time By Mr.. Grote, Mr.. Carlyle, Mr..
Roebuck, and other friends Of Mr. Mill. As
to her abilities, Mr.. Mil was under an IN
fatuation. He was wont to pour things
into her mind, which she gave back, and
which he seemed to think were her own
Long may it be ere another daughter has
such task imposed upon her as Miss Tay-
lor fu,fls in editing this autobiography
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Mfdital.
Iron IN the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,

The Peruvian Syrup, q PI'0tect.
cd Solution of the PT0tOrtde OF
Iron. as so combined as to hare
the character of an dtinlellf. as
edsiIU di1eSted and dSsiDlitdte0
qrith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures O5UlS Ttdli%iH1
I0e5lf. Iron an the Mood, and
cures ..a fHousG1Jd as" simply
Toniug 3Gp, InUigOrGtiIlg and
Tif0{;-il1 the System. The en-
etched and UitdIiSed blood per-
qneQfes eeery part OF The body,
9,epQiri7.1 damages and scdste,
sedrchinG oat morbid secre-
fioUs, and tearing nothing for
disease to feed apo7'.
This IS the secret OF the arcli-
derfuI success of this remedy a.,
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic DiaT-
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor.
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, female Complaints,
and all diseases originating 40
q bad state of the 1tOOd, or dc-
c0mpGnied 6y debility or q Io'0
state offhe system. Being free
from Alcohol. an any form, ats
cnergi=ing effects are not Jot-
Io1Ced 6y corresponding 7'eGc-
ton, but are permanent, init
si1lg strength, g'igOF. and 73e7i'
life into al parts Of the system,
and building APP an Iron Con-
stitufiOH.
Thousands hare been changed
Jy the use of this remedy, from
aCeGI, sicEIy, suffering creG-
iHrcS, to strong. healthy, and
HGDDY men and aCOWeH and
9Hrdli9s cannot reasonably hes
itatc to Giys 20 q trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP JEo1vs iiS tie glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH ". FOWLE & SONS, ProprietO-s,
No. / milton Place, Boston.
soID Br DRucC1srs erSEEALLr.
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H.a JOHN PIERPOINT Presiding Judge.
y d. S sIa, III FAAiH' As taut Judge.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. %, 1873.
Tie hearings at the adjourned term Of
! this court were concluded at noon yesterday
The following disposition was made OF the
several eases
Discontinued without costs Edward
Fiannery vs. Patrick Henly; Charles II
| Cutting. apt. y. james Dolan. Ap'ee
! Ransom C0lberth IS. Stacy a Appleton
John " Treadway vs. Adoniram Austin
K Ball a Co. vs. franklin Wight Vino.
Stevens vs.. Frank Brownell; Homer !.
! Goodrich. Ap'ee, vs.. Giles Andrews, Apt
! Lombard & Co. rs. William Wells.
Judgment for plaintif-H. II. Pierce,
ap'ee. " =. D. Carpenter, apt, on report /,
Leonard ". Pape, apt, IS. John Early ct
ais. on report, damages Sll3 exceptions
hv defendant, execution stayed George
Algcr. ap'ee, v. Hiram Cook. apt, dam
ages s. " e. Butler y. T. Lonergan j
s1a: Samuel " Thayer IS. George ".
Char ct ais, for seizure and possession Of
premises and one cent damages. Andrew ! .
I.avi-ne, ap'ee, y. Peter Lord, apt, on re
port James Boyle, ap'ee. Is. Henry
Parker. apt. on report, damages s. -, eX-
| ceptions by both parties Joseph ". Pratt
! and Charity N Pratt, his wife vs.. Dan Clary
for seizure and possession of premises and
one cent damages; George Richardson,
ap'ee, rs 4 j Hathaway. apt, damages
Sl4.
Judgment for delendant-D French ct
al ap + IS. estate Of J. French sp &c. de-
cisi0D Of Probate Court affirmed pro forma,
exceptions by the apis, certificate stayed !;
Robert P Sattley vs. Noah Bristol and
trustees National Bank Of NergeuneS,
damages S203S7; executions stayed till
June p, ls74 H. K Thurber i Co. y.
town Of Richmond, for return of property
repley led exceptions by plaintiffs, execu-
tions stayed.
Bonds called 10 State vs. Hypolite
Lanctot, apt, and chancerod to fine and
costs, S2i 66 STATE IS. Franklin Packard
chancerei % SlG0 and costs.
\ no.ic pros. was entered ia state S..
Rrherci Lawrence
Petition fr divorce Victor Ii Lovely
s. Aie..n- Lovely, petition withdrawn ,
Wm. G. stevens V. Abby ". Stevens,
marriage and residence proved, bill granted
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1873
Gnantial.
THE FARMERS AND mEc:iANIos
SWINGS INSTII UIIOA,
AND TRUST CONPaNi.
BURLINGTON, VT.

Chartered by an Act o. the LesislaiETs Of We
mont. approved November II, 1879, with capital
Of ons Hundred thousand Dollars, with power to
Increase the same to Five Hundred thousand
Dollars.
This Company IS authorized to receive and hold
moneys and property in trust and on deposit ron
courts Of law or equity, including courts OF PROBATE
and insolvency, executors administra;ors' as
slgnees guardians, trustees, corporatoas ana M
yiduals upon such terms and conditions a. may %
agreed upon. 1t q by law made legal eep's-iot1
ofmoney paid into court by the parties to any IeSa'
proceedings, or which may be brought into court
by reason O. any order or judgement IN equity o1
otherwise.
twill also act rs agent OF attorney f'r The care
and management Of invested property and ioF TIE
pavmeut o. dividends and interest o. any corpora
ton or association 1t viii act as trustee Of married
woman and take charge y and manage Their sspa-
rate property.
1t offers TO the public the
advantages of a guarantee
capital OF ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS. This
Institution guarantees the
payment Of its deposits and
interest, at such rate rs may
be agreed upon, thereby Sc
curing depOsitors against all
losses which may be sustained
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The following RasponshR Companies are
Repre- MED
Royal, Of Liverpool, England.
ssets TODD ------- ---.----sl .0,D fl1.
Franklin, Of philadelphia.
Assets DO 800.
PennsY wanna, Of PhiladriHhl.
.sos Oh.
American, Of philadelphia.
Assets E0o04.
Connecticut, OF Hartford, Conn.
$40 en-.
National, OF PhIIadeIphia.
Assets .--.....-.............-. s5.,l ia,
PANE. OF PhnHdelphiz.
Assets sl5oooo.
Anemania, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
s3Ds .s1
Lyeoming. of TennsyivanIa.
Assets Premium Notes. .--.....s5, f7o.spi.
Vermont Mutual. OF Montpelier.
Assets Premium Notes D.. .......... e. "a, ~,
ChsmpIsin sIutusi, Of I;uriinrton.
National, OF Hartford, Conn.
--------.--. go
l.; National, OF Worcester, Mass.
.lsG 40
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection an,,
Insurance Co.
Capital ---.-------...--..--..-.S J0oo0.
Travellers Life a. Accident Insurance ca
of Hartford. Conn.
VI. Life Insurance Co., OF Burlington.
S9oss si55. 40.
LOssss EoUIrAHLY ADJUSTED and pKousr-V
7. 5. PECK,
esp' eaSSu General Insurance Agent
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MUSiCsI GIErs
-WtoHNEL -aEEsN
For Christmas and ge.. Years.

For Christmas and 1e~ Years.
GUITARS, GUITARS.
NloLlNS NIOLINS
FLUTES. FLUTES,
CORSETS. CORNETS
DRUMS. DRUMS
CLARl0NETS,
ACCORDEONS
FLEGE0LETS
CONCERTIEES.
MUSIC BOXES
book is read.-and and laid aside. rnps'.,i
instrument pleases for life time. Give the HOY I,
1rum, or some other easily learned Instrument
Give 70 lady friend nice Guitar, Violin. o- ono
OF those large and beautiful Music Boxes.
These and other instruments Of excellent ousf-t,
Tor sale by -
J. c HAYNES & co.
% Court St. Boston, opp. the Court TIos.e
Dec 5-de0d&w;f 49,
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BISHOP soULE's LINIMENT

j. a positive cure Tor Sriat-cl, Rheurai,7ln- Neu
ralgia, spinal Complaiat. CoE-rlrtot q IDS; L.l-.
Back, Spralns, &c. Prom tT1 % Six lar e n-l--s
csrfaia ere fsr S-iaf!r. Lar-s bottles, ! y
snail bottles, IS cts. SID b. all cruEEsss
April lQ-weowiy
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commercial
EnMIlaerciaI I'm.

HFiA1INs 90 SEs5rIAILE PArEE. c1NIEt.i-. PAR
1NEasHlr. Er.l
AL o. which are espec ally n---y .E ans
ad apied 30 Commercial purpose.
Those deslrluz O. accomplish. lH-e iAau tag course
included @ the above stul.es may seluc; any all
@. the ioll1Fing studies. viz kEAuiSs, hRIrlNG,
SPELLINs. GRAMMAR sud ARITHMETIC. and pursue
them IS assoc latg studies or separately.
Pupils received at any me it there Yacln- es.
Psreuts desiring children eluc7tgl .u useful and
practical manner are iLy tod g. examine Iut1 the
fuer 6 % this School.
Catalogue post free. Cauuuu' cstfaus should be
addressed 554 Washington Street, 40 v.ich place
Interview may Pc hat r % o. 20. uut p. %.
Closed Saturday,
U T. uIlDARD Prime pal.
y B.-This School VII he removed after q Jew
weeks O. JOS new bu ding. nov . process 0. com
pletiou. corner Essey and Hlsi l-f street. .aca-
ton previous o. the lrc
August WY
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOX
C0MSUMP TI0N
which can be cured by 2
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proplietors. 1t IS acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and IS offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
IF over forty years. When
escorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect q speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up 4
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as IS the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause OF
the complaint.
PBEPADED II
SETH Y. F0WLE { SONS, Boston, Mzzs.I
And SOD b Druggists dDealers generally.
Oct. 2a-deodEWiy
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PoRT HENRY.-A Man SHOT DEAD BY 4
WOMAN On Tuesday night last, Peter
McNany of Port Henry became intoxicated.
and in that condition visited house kept
by Mrs R0bear, bat for some reason he
was unable TO gain admission. He strug-
pled with the door some time. but the lady
persisted in keeping him ont in the cold.
Then resorted this genius to piece OF
strategy which would DO credit 10 the brain
of A Napoleon He wished 10 get in, and
knew that he could not peaceably, and,
drunk as he was, be also knew the conse-
auences Of taking up arms against " a sea
Of troubles" and thus ending them. HIS
active brain quickly bethought him ola horse
in the vicinity which was well-known as
fierce kicker. Forthwith he proceeded and
impressed the animal into his service. He
led the horse calmly 10 the cottage, backed
him up against the door, and then began
scene. The horse proceeded to use his hind
feet with as much yignr as a boy would use
pair Of drumsticks. The door couldn {
stand this, and very soon collapsed
McNany then advanced TO the entrance and
was about to march into the castle which he
had 50 valiantly sabduei, when he was met
at the door hy the proprietrcsS with poker
in her hand with which she contested his
advance, step hy step. Bai she found
herself poWerle.- 10 keep him back with the
noker, SO drawing revolver she shot him
dead at her feet, and ia that drunken condi-
ton sonl was u-herei into the presence Of
its maker - ati5Ha Hra'd
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&. G G {.
WE ciaim f'r cur Lazarus / Murris' celebrated
w Perfected SPECTACLES & EYE GLASSES.
the aforementioned advantages over those in or
binary use, the proof % which NAV be seen 10 the
extraordinary sales and constantly Increasing de-
mand for them
LIST. That rom the peculiar construction Of the
glasses they Assist and Preserve the light renIer
Ing frequent changes unnecessary.
I'd Thstthey confer a hrllliancy and iistnc-ncss
OF vision with an amount o. ease and comfort not
hitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearu-s.
30. That the material from which the louses sre
ground is manufactured spec ally Tor optic purposes
and il pure hard and hrillisnt, and not liable to
become scratched.
confidently recommend these Spectacles bye
Glasses to all who are most troubled 10 soc su-
perior 10 the Pebble or 10 any that have under
ny observation in an experience % over 81 years.
j. r. BKiNSAAlp.
Agent ior L2zsrus Norr4. .or Chittenden County
n. B.-Ne sell these .ass-s cheaper than any
pojdler or most dealers sell GA SOS not SIS good
Solid Silver Spoons ami a great variety o. goods
suitable for presents of Cor use sold a. good bar
gains. We invite OH persons o. call aul see J. they
can md sOnethln- they sfe willing o. take in ex-
change for their money J. =. BRINSMAlD
Aug 2i-dAwt Ola stand Church ST
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O. YEAR PR CENT WITH sINKE.u FUND
OF b PER CENT. OF GROSS EAENINGs.
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where she was found by the track man N
the morning. Tracks in the snow showed
where he had drawn her body along quite
distance.
The verdict Of the eoroner'S Jury Is that
the woman came TO her death from exhaus-
lion. caused BY her struggles with Charles
Green. The prisoner was taken from North
Hoosie Tuesday night to Eagle Bridge, and
thence to Troy the next morning. and was
there confined in the county jail 10 await
the process Of the law The most intense
excitement prevailed about the house where
the prisoner was supposed to be confined
Tuesday night. A party of men, armed
with ropes and pistols, gathered around
and for a time threatened dangerous results
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The business OF The Farm
ers and Mechanics Savings
Institution and Trust COmpa-
ny will be transacted by the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK of Burlington, and
deposits VIII he received and
paid daily, during Bank
Hours.
Henry T. HIChuA President.
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The earnings ts- month af M.r-l v.-s sfI-t-a.
sufficient t. operate the r.al aal pay che interest
on al outstanding bonds.
Thee hundred and f.ty-e.-l- p e. e 81 -alt
are completed ana 'ully ecu ppoa TIE ll-sol dated
Bonds are ssuel 90 thcratc VI s-l-HN per mile tc-
the purpose oi making q single Debt. oilp-lt.u-
branches, and supplying equipment o. meet tle
rapidly Increasing business $4,000 have been
sold, and We otter O mtei number 40 90 AND
ACCRUED INTEREST ~ CURRENCY.
The s. louis Bol-j % Trade recently passed O.
series 90 reS9 gtI.ns express tIe on'nlOl IHAr
THIS Wl-L BECoNE one uF THE HEsr PAYING LIyEs
LEADING OFT OF s.. Loris.' clu-r4tulat.n- tie
stockholders On the " H0NlRAHLE ASD ABLE NAN
AcINENr o. tbs PEoFEEIr,' express NJ the BELIEF
% that TIE SECURITY OFFERED BY THE CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE HoNrs To rHE AMOUNT OF $1,000 PER
MILE Is GOOD. AND RECOMMENDING THEM
WITHOUT HESITATION AS AN INV ESTiIE NT
To CAPITALISTS. BOrH AT HONE AND ABROAD"
We unhcs .tatingly recommend these Bonds as an
unexceptionahie Railway Security.
Full part cuiars furnished. upon arpl cation. PSF
WIN>LOyY 4 WILSON.
No. - William ST. New Yo-t.
e.. ". WOODIoUSE,
cashier Merchants Nat -a4l Bank.
Burlington. ".
Feb -s-w.f
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SOM Iglllli
ALL OFT OF
u d Y l. O ! d 4 \ 4

Can obtain Light; respectable and probable
patton BY writing % r. O. By rs-l. Bostcn, ~
s-0v Is-+ll
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NEW PUBLICATION.
Huntington City Direc;0yu
FOR IS:3

nov ready and for sale at the FnzE Pass oas..
ffiee sl.O n boards with uap-a cheaper 81 sio,,
without map also Issued At 81 certs ssnf ~ NJ n
postpaid, On receipt O. price > NAL
August i6-ckWr
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10. John Piapolat, Chancellor.
WEDNESDAY,, Nov Goth, 1873.
The afternoon yesterday was occupied
with the cases set down for hearing on the
Chancsry Docket. OF the forty-seyen ease,
on the I'D aud new dockets twenty-seven
were Disposed e as follows. the remaining
twenty were con -;nued
Decree for orator.. II Sherman IS h.
d. Middehrook's admir- ct AIS. one year =
redemption Henry c. Copeland Us. Orrin
A. Morse ct ais, redemption to expire Aug.
l, 1874: II. p. llickok and L NJ. Stevens rs
Henry FAY. Fanny Stowel et ais v VIM
c. Stowell time Of redemption six months .
Edgar 5. Norton vs. John Plunkrtt ct ais ;
Ell Barnum admir- -. Geo. MhiItem0re ct
ais; Roswell Newton -. VIM. d. Munson;
Chester j. Blinn vs. Francis Logan /;
Edward Martin ys. Alfred X Nichols ct al /.
Henry {. Leavenworth vs.. Geo. c. Putnam
Eliza Ann Farrell vs.. Asahel b. Puffer ct
ais; Henry NJ. Field VS. Joseph W. Ellis !;
Geo. Thorpe vs.. Hiram b. Fisk ct ais, time
of redemption expires Nov. /, 1874 /;
Sylvanus Humphrey VS.. Edgar G. Minckler
ct ais; WIN. g. Shaw vs.. Joseph Gallagher
ct ais, time Of redemption to expire Dec.
Is, 1874; John l. Mason v. John
Huntington ct ais; John L. Mason vs.
spencer NJ IdlTich et a. TIME VI Iedeulp
tion on FIRST ins;alment to expire March !,
1874.
Discontinued without co>ts-John En-
right Us. James Lee; Orville Sinclair IS.
james NJ Gilmore. Mary A Gilmore !,
Merrill NJ. Hill ". Geo. I. Story ct ais /;
Don c auckland. guard'n, VS.. Ell Barnum
ct ais; II. II. Tslcott ". II. & R Robillard;
VIM. NJ. Naramore VS.. Lewis p Carleton,
Jr; Guy Tracy vs.. Heman II. Newell ct ais.
With the court-L. Brainerd ct ais W.
4. c. r. r. Co; in re-the appointment Of
tres r. B. K. r; Mary Kellogg ct ais
j0urned SINE de.