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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
TIE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITIONS
IL YIN y
FOLLY Oh EXHIBITING 81 THEHsELV. TIE Pho
BUCTs OF wONLlNs SERIOUS woIS.
IL liz EaAfnr O 4 Thc Irlnnne.

FOLLY OF EXluGTIyG 81 THEasELv raE Pro
BUCrs OF wONLAN's SERIOUS WoIS.
TO the Ed4for o. TAe TrtbuHe.
Sill: like your editorial il Saturdays paper
or tine proposed Wonians Do armont OF t.o Centennial
surprised thai the Intelligent ladies' who have done
much practice wora to zip TIE Exhibition a.ong fhould
wish 10 house the products MS taste ana indus
try n building by themselves as II they mft for
coup-iscu will those OF the ether OF It tx
not moan; 10 nut upon these articles the stamp o.
inerioi,v lmt it appears - me that such VIII be Ire
result OF tie plan. Suppose they erect tGcir structure
and se tie Commission 10 establish in tie cs', alton
dclmrtneut such they desire. viii il he satisfactory
10 the women WHO believe that = Mus Is Of no sex.
AID tat painting or statue produced boy female hands
ought 70 O. he Is place 10 the art gallery for Judgment,
according ne several canons Of Il not ia room
fun OF sornle~s and patchwork bcd-qu,tsf II
fortunate as % get a painting by Rosa Bouhcur Tor
exhibition lock FOR il among tqtfinc, wnrstef
wOl ana homemade i-Igl DO tic srOre OF woman
ta0n w'-i Go be excluded from c"i" non WIN th-rr
brother aiS,~l outside oI the fed oi hi-h art there
many kinds OF wG-A in winch women lairiN
rival men. and there inuumerable articles pro
lu,td by tle Joint ahufs men and which iigb
be ialIrf one well the ot.cT. G. mntttccs
Classification VIII have their hands TAI T. make TIE
separation. Where. for example shall decorated ch'nl
nc pal when maze the ware and women decorate - ?
Most Of ire tr-r fabrics and uu udf of snail ares
are iu chf part by women, and not unr qncH.N
dc-igi- for patterns. VIAL s-ifI LC 81.
With snch articles Ii wiz Zee Troublesome % deer
m.ae tl'cr d~ il for stGdcnt German to auG on
the lrler So his nouns. Il il 10 proposed L. nave eea
the elegant ti-ue 81 les. 80 obeciio' Dut ct all
articles produced by the serious labor Oi wOnen wh,iher
III manufactures, 10 shown SIDE ~ SIDE VIA Tie
WORK ~ nieu E.vs.
xtllU0Cf.LaQ. June q, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
PLANT aRAssuoPPeRs WILL NOT EAT

TO TIE EdttDP Of Ihe Irt6UHe
SIR: live in Becker County, Minnesota, on
lie line Oi tine Northern Pacific lrold Last JAY the
-rasshoppcrs descended upon land in vast swaim'
In few days of vegetables were destroyed ana
the grain was seriously injured Out o large variety oi
vcgeta les in my garden all excepting the peas were lie
stroyed they injured at all Tie experience q
NV naghbOrs Wa. The Tie loCusts deposited their
eggs ia the ground course hs season they are thick
er Than ever neghhor who planted 900 bushels Of peas
q season writes that they nave not ID ured them
ut all This would appear e. scFtie question "i
far greater Importance than appears at first sight.
our Western farmers been educated to rely upon
corn tor $40, and rule ti.v have ne htr Of me
value Of e-ls substitute, although IL Is the great
stock food OF England and Canada. The grass crop W our
section ias newer been very seriously injured by tc
ulrssAOpper- and tiHh 4 - This Is trle, a. general
uc IN Otirr sections. AMI nal ST. the loc-ts Ia utarf
take to pens more kindly than they do IA Mlhe
sOd. deiuOAst tAa s"Ch can d. sd cess az
raised and the settlers suppl Il with nutill"'s an i
healthy veg table fOod ia spite 81 the gis si"cs anu
TINS n practically settles the grassIOpi"r gh' >iion e-
tween peas ami sock AMI other cNchanceahc PRODUCES
thee can suf-in- and only itte actual poverty.
/ am moved to WIfo by ~et4us coin i4Diigaton nom
Kansas uInDrI OF TIM iriBi> Be- III Mith II r.
s,.l ei t4at E0lo 10 RAISE peas @lo "iAtI
crops, r-quug only snort season auisr &c d''ie b.
pOrs have II. W r. Ski~'o"l'
keW-lOrk, june IS, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

President pro lamcd crusade against the people OF
Arkansas in les- than that which resulted
in the exiiucli, of the Alngenses found our deliver
the hands OF the Northern people aud that even
New England stood Band frOwBe upon the Unrest These
things have produced deeper md more aslng ieei9g
than tie sufriugs OF the " jacob had any snn n
him know not how Re could ever erre that when ne
N terror of meeting his brother be did meet hi ana
the great hairy fellow fell unOn hi neck and kissed him
and and wept bitter tears. Therefore we ex-
c. e. oce 90 the Centennial. and no serene id uSht,
ina tne battles OF the again In his Sleep snai
keep rs from and II any nguisitve genius from the
oriental coast shall unto wherefore do YOU re-
joiuo ~ We shall Ike him by the hand and say Behod
OF great tribGaiion, aAd ~e rejoice
because ar exceeding glad" b.
Littie hOck, 1rt., June -, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
70 re,an, and cherOsee. ranging from sle 70 o'5 .. I"

900 Tesans and chsrokees ranging from sis"'So o."
~ 25 - ~ 90. = n .oo IN.
total nnv p The week hns coo head agsinst $3.50
head Tor he same week, and lsOO heal OF Y s-n9
time laaf year The market was weak 80 so" a, yresss
prices Eastern lensnd very dun "a hra- Do 80
SHEA Of so read Ohio eli pei sheep, ranging JOIN ~ -
a. 5,5s, = head Infiana prss agrrfg1nR - D,
81 - - f1 head Cana>a aDbs agfr@ins ol ID AtU Oh
cars ain ui@it ,,., ....t ...-,-
eccrts today 100 had mai ne to,gi s,g2y
for he week thus oar II 900 heal Gin espO ma iM
sae tne ass week, i2O0J lead the SANE Tine ss
yrar me market cr end SOW 400 head
n having nnl..a ~ sold, iha na'siy D. ~
Yorles t7ar7 20 heavy hogs bolSrg 81 Iba+ 90 10 w"
nRnd. sUkl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

ted railway company DISPOSED 81 by Rischehshem
Golsehmid unIeg the said proseetns, eXecfed " tLt
COMPANY ami placed IN the hands Of John Crosby bF""l
and Jesse seliglnan And they not countersgnet
b. thcn and then transmitted by thcn 10 their associ1
rnst William Watts Sherman, 10 he eCunteis gneh DE
Linn, aud then delivered 10 B.schOGsLen Colo 'chiGldt
purpose Of heinR distributed ~ them to the snb-
sCrheIs for aud aiOttses Of the un,sr TIE Ios
pCctus and did iiiam Watts sherman c0nnteTss ana
deliver them accord nCly I
Nasn not untrue, represented IA the Prospectus
that The railway Of the consolidated railway company
ext ndcd into or To the City Of New York I
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,fP. wccr-LOcTI's IrrTrEs.

To the Edifor Of me TrtbRae.
SIR: cannot withhold amy longer EXPIRE si-g
my appreciaion and the deep interest iake re dis
every tier published IN TIE TRIBUNE, written ~ tx
Secretary McCioch upon the subject ~ finance. Every
ON, nf them g. well worth tn slhcaptiun price Of r d.
TRIBUNE To- year To the tis style of vi ing II 40
laiu AMI easily understood. hit thnk almost any
cia can understand the lett rs. lis iaHt 4dr o. @
bir.c; easy ard -nunp mat. when reading h's l-tief~,
van re IN ais immediate sO~ty, having pleasant con
S.r.,fiu, with him should Ike have hiln dfseu-.
mo Question ~ s'afc Sovereignty hin" up1L hnn-
cid questions. Woud he give The General Government
,,t. d. c.lpal the l,ay I'm ri - ale obi -aiIou.
q p,uIr,d,, y Y furc u. $50. II. :. B.i.TOL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

CHICAGO. H. June observation-disclosures. 1000 head rather
active but wilma dOp inward tendency tce 10 Extra
81, 50 otoUAcr-' aud hatchery 0ui and
lower; Common 4, HoOi, u - shipments 2iWo neat
Live ogs-l trstIl 1000 head, active steady, nmi itor
L0icr ~ 80, mostly 40 - loIr 20 sMpnruis
heal sAoepAsc,lgts. 300 head DUH entirely nom.
mai.
FFNo. Juno ca truF-Receipts today LII head
total Ion Tar Hi3J head or
B4 ears $50 hroIgh -gnn"nts against
o. cars The time last week ami 49, cars oI the same
nine IA year active YESTERDAY late t.ay.
dull this bnt few gu0t cattle Offering about all
comfortably fll of u2ht common trash
all kinds soo.. 81 lrs too ohio ~
ranging 012 10 IT, n, ~ l3atD l. 800 Illinois
l,OsS 20 a. 20 ~, at - 621a fo so %
lnua steers raslng I3OO ~ lJo. n al 40 % ~
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Pill AND Macy.
A lint FOR AMERICAN Girls.


To the Fdlt0r 0f me Tribune.
SIR: VIII THE TRIBUNE please give little
sr,ase 10 tbs little h.nt for some of grsl Mary
wcDs 4. the daughter Of Nj Wells, Of Wells a
syms @. Pcarl-st. she was graduated a ula New
England school where the society OF gentlemen 7as
luxury not deuicd the Young ladies' and cou-equcn ly
Mary m will nothing strange n her first year
out. JUDGED, IL unlike her school lie. she d.
ye ltr tnle as of old between her books AMI pleas
are; hor lie flowed undisimncd a. little
rivue; which flows quietly along without ac-
complaining much save now and then refresh
inS a tired ana dusty traveller. Mary WAS not
over anxious concerning matrimony. Miss b the
principal Of her school, had tan ;h neither by prccoTt
example that marriage the chef en q vonan and
so Nary had been graduated and had settled down
in,o a healthy coutentel aud useful young lady II
happened day. the story says that Phil met Mary
and PHI invited her 10 the opera. but she knowing our
young mans slender income, kindly and very politely re-
fused. Bat wOuid e moi round and dne with them
next dul Why Vas it the clearinghouse did
not looA 50 dreary 20 PHI. dat dayi Was
it because lie knew the door 10 another house
in tla. great city stood oon 10 lin 3
NJ. Vc's vas as'cu'sllG; hut Mary Lad gentle way
aud size always carried her point Then she knew Ltr
Ia lei mai uo forgotten the tine wa ne was st1''i
e. in strains, l4u." Ms. Mary often vent III ns iu
the rark " WIS oisacreeahe g,ins alone. would Mr.
PM huG g cncut Z" 20 sometimes ma IN eNChS
Wv Phi. ideas OF lie began to cl1n-ef IL be
gan ~ NIX hard work and not lrri winch llaced
ahead OF others. AM II he would he HrcrhJ
la !aust "a. Il he l.cpcY. lie think, th.i NeiJ
few 81 orr >fat ever took honor 20 CO lego, that
"ehun,n s-sc IS the gnia, OF auHany;" tu.I honest
tons II. 20, gin, 70 co. l1c That money a NJ NH not
hranr lanun,s ard thlt be must tocn III Inc foot
ia, asdor and UI. stc!, ty sep s hard climbing
bu lr air rlur- pure Us We D.. ap. Whore as Pm. gil
I'm. IT, = ideas Not ftcn s0e7,fes or Plato hui only
fruin siary May AaIys ,aLe good clt Of 0'sr
Pils, ssi 81 Nl have Lapy country, Lailt homes,
arr happy isuines. ksADL...
-
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TIE COURT OF APPEALs.

ALBAvY, June o3.-In the Court Of Appeals,
Wedncs,isy Jane %, 1875:
No A-Merr tx Ogden appellant agt Rufus H. Jennings
et al, ondcnsA rgu.d by James T. Dewey OF counsel
f. appellant, and by ". len respondents. No %
John Fowl RESPONDENT, Irvine H. Palmer lnpelan
by H. Lalagd counsel appel ant and 10y l. H.
De for respondent 30. s3Angelna O. NsAs appellant
Walter T. Hash al resi- ondeutHA rgued - samuel
Land ~ counsel for appellant, and by = r Na.h or re-
srfudIfs. Si-isfrr Provost, appellant agt Wul H.
COyor al resrOncents-h rgutd 10y John T0wusend OF
counsel T appellant and by p " r. stanton for resnG.ens
PTJcanatO made, aud The Court adjourned III Thurs
day. June -
Te day acndar ~ the Court of Appeals for hUrsy, June
q, Is a. FOL SO. 49, %, s3, IS, r. %, 3D. SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

To nc Tdif0r Of he TF'bHHf.
SIR: 4 very significant state OF affairs now
exists IN this coutsy. Vadoadon r. ~ an end and al
81 b. wonn,t drcks have rsen Z" preaching honesty
Every Dcco-,.on Day Grafton delivered this yar mas been
stu1 Il fi.l 81 warnings against official c"r7ip"h AM
ap.a!s toeoct honest only - Office THIS wodi ~
IA ,, m tsoiir 4 the orators meant villa; ,Lcr words
ex,rCsS BIT ie II probable fiat tie SUMMER 'iI
pass before Carpenter. Chandler, aud even bNi'i Ni ~
20 ii ~ st,p,, l,., il changes Oh sic same iu. ttl"y
W. tcg-nof regain ln-t ccnfirnre al' nilcai position
or tia; This il their hope ana ie PEE" " are
AM 40 Dc erciulOu~. ~" a. oihAS.
AuLand, IT,, Juue l., 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
soUT-EnX OBSERVANCE OF TIT CENTENNIAL
YEAR.
TO me Editsr or rae Trt5ame.

SIR: I notice that IL your article on the
letter of Raphael stIsmes the Centennial, you say
~What eject this address may have On tie south We
have yet u,ans CT JUDGING. PicDAbiy it has Ead
IrOEc all" venture 10 say that person iH
Thousand ~ the sOtn las rcad ills Cticr without Il scn
nlcnt Of cSset and dlsaprrolaon Indeed have
reason Ia rc;occ al tie Centennial than the Northern
people. Having got rid OF slavery which al admit
10 have been great evil, aud fearful incubus .he
eOgntry. We know no longer auy which sho,ld
separate cilhcT in heart or destiny from NGrern
brethren and all tie fOrcmns' limos Of civilization Here
In Arkansas happy IA having got rd o:
plandegfny uOprncipled carpetbog Government. that
W. n re- rrady re'occ with anybody and We rccicr
Will most profound feelings OF gratitude lat when tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
CIVIL NOTEs.

Surrogate Hutchings decided yesterday to
admit the contested wills Of Elk. Callahan and Edward
Martin IN probate.
The trial of a suit was begun yesterday in
Supreme Court, Trial Term, before Judge Freedman,
between Edward A. Darrru aud Joseph Mekim. The
plaintiff owner Of a hotel in R0ckaway. which, In
November 1872, burned r. r. charged That W. Kim
stated that the PLANT sci FIRE to the hotel In order 10
obtain tie insurance The defense Is That 10 was sild
under excitement, il being matter of llon ruor 10
the tmc founded on the statement that similar M sfor
had twice before happened plaintiff Tho case IS
still on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
A CENTENNIAL srGGEsrroN.

To me EdltOr 81 me Tribune.
SIR: Let tire good feeling between North and
south. pleasantly begun at Boston be pcrl 'iie' ANA
cousola tied by our additional nni nte On he an
day OF Ialy s7G let a the captured flags, raj and
Con CELEBRATE without dstln tnu and ~ other military
friyldes snagrsfiye Of sectional triumph, Ice gatleed
tprtlcr az Pulad.lia ana there dcs Dyed. Gun ~ be
dniii-d blazing Iile would oe be.4eellu u
OF Union 10 all tlic wOri LOO.
JggU \ l.. .IffYr u. 1875.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
wAsVwcToN's JOURNEY TO BOSTON.

WASVfNCTON'S JOURNEY TO BoSl"N'
<poor FROM ms ACCOUNTS PRESENTED TO cONGRkSS-
fe fEs EdffOr OF rae Tribune
SIR: In THE TRIBUNE vt June Id no"oe
he n, vour correspondent W d." in reHIrd b.
the statement, in the. paper June II, which fixes the
aD,e of yassir gtons departure FROM Philadelphia Tor
ca,nbfa.e o the aIst OF jane, 1775 On reading The
.hvc Iustinctivcly turned to most invaluable ad-
sar ~ te Revolution simie copy Of WGshinstons
ccsunt lin his own handwriting To Congress during tie
var and Cad items under date Of June -, as follows
70 u,l,t Paacton bot ~ Or. Remand SO 90
10 don he Harness fOroo. Tl0V
10 Cash uaid for sad llcgy. Letter Case, Maps,
Giassos &c, &c, &c, ior tie use OF my COM no 20
70 sir I3eIi'n Hemmines for keeping O6.2
Showing pretty coheusgey that he purchased his out
IL and paid for the a Philadelphia on the ODD 81
Jus consequently could not have left the city on the
srt and the settlement that ne let the 23d ia prob
ahy correct The facilities for travel at that time an
trel very widely fro those ~ the present From ME
NJ RE No Lsor Go.ee for yesr 1870 in tine paper
Of June 30 the following lesers rom New-York ap
pca.cd: Last Sunday thc 2jthl Gen Warrington
accompanied by great number o. gentlemen arrived at
New-Yt-k. lie set cut the next Gay Tor the camp
a. Cambridge. One thousand rifemen from virginia
wee soon c,lov him and ion the general American
army" The nest dav. the Of June, he left New
yort and hanei n Firb-iee during the night. and the
next morning continued his Journey Ills arrival n Cam
urd-o is thus aunouncnd at sabbath July p, came
10 town from Philadelphia his Excellency George Wash
inston ESQ appointed. by the Contin ntal Congress-
General aud r-n-C n T Of the American Forces
ana We received with every testimony Of respect due to
Gentleman 81 his worth aud elevated dignity. His Elk
eon,ncy was accompanied ~ tbs Hon. Cd1s Lee esq
suG q uuIlbcI % other gentlemen W. d. D.
Sec,Loa90a, Conn.,, June 10 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

A boy who hid stolen some apples was for
c,v.u ir the raider ingenious manner IN which hc cN-
c,t.ed himself TIE scli,ulInaseT asking him VIVA; he
LlI ~ say Tor himself tie uIcbn rcpcd: The az it'
w.rc T0n,'s: dnnt know how he got Them; and now
t,cy're mine aud lie d0uT know hog got them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

CATTLE MAHKErs.

Proy1nrScR r. L. June 23.-Prnt Cloths du AZ weaker
prices anu ptnt nius on bAss uI 90 o. Or best
s,aLlaE4 EAl.A OsAOl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
MINIATURE ALBANIA.

VIZ HE NJ - -, =.
AZ sur seta-- 90 s.ooA iiros.
UAlER riS DAf-t. "
Sandy Hook ll1 COWS island 600 Ie v. Ferry. lfk
u!Du DAY.. 4.
sandy HooS coo COVE i-and Vi9 lieu u fe1fy' Ssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

. A.. Heatlicrt0u sgL Heath
az ca.
~ iBrs,0w at. -u!ilin,
&c.
20. Dudley agt. Shear.
81 Herman at. Abraham.
10 We I'll en ggt. =. Pal
an. Pac "a +. x. c..
n. DH,l.v AIT. shear, sc.
s,-.Goc.ri.-e act Lane,
Ac.
100 Macy, &c. AIT. lane.
90.
iO2..Elic galway Company
az. Could.
iOi .Hra.y AIT. Healr.
~ The No ", DC, agf.
" nlu.
l3l Mann at. Willougi by.
lao. Gu Az. ! Guar. say.
lust
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TIE STATE Or TRADE.
TIAvAEA MARKET.


Havana, June o. --,- - Coll. III e0o'2 Eychange
oue sugar n tive; No l. D. - Il0Il r,ts s arrVoa IN
goa, o ga, = reals.
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sPEcIAL TERM


Dff0HTrf ~.
o. ..No@r AIT COwdfry etal.
- Hoffman AIT. WrunOre.
iAsa.f 81 lar dHd i'tri
A. .Bcutz agt. ThuIDcr q
al.
.3i. Lev ct Al AIT Merrill
90. De lin e. al. agt. 1lnso
". l.. lus. GO.
33s. pUnd. > lytlact Co act.
Humphreys :. "A. NJ.
co.
1873 .Cr,W 81 al. AT. Car en-
ter 81 al.
4 g SiIel ait. ~h"a.
4Sl.. raran al. IaTtllne - al
s25.. iust a. a.. agL beiu-
heimeT.
43f F. man act. L.nG0w.
~ iii cnc.l al. t.eaL
21l Morton a,L "a alAer 70
a.
lJl..MaI',r agt. Weidmann
81 al.
4G4..Lyon AIT. De Corheaa
e IL.
lS2 Dslaury act. Malnaey.
4~..fuac ACT. j ID.
$40 sink. adm 4. Sc., agt.
~iuA
362 Van Kan-t agt. n. Y.
Cnl. al ii. ~urg
J4l. .Gedney a2tfinnelletal :
CIGrtIT-PARr H.
Tot Cirr,i siera-'. chuyler.
1910 Levy al. " Metropolitan
lus. %.
osll Levy at. Greenwich
Fire lhs. Co.
1000 ia..Ityy at. state ms.
60. at Missouri.
1886 .Saurt dgL The crosby
60.
s0s .O'Lrrn. sheriff. &C.
at. sixth sal Bank.
1894 Je-s.Up ac;. smith - al
1895 hirr,iuad act Uhri O..
II2s y i-ir. by guardian. aet-
Earring "a al.
$50 Nieis Jgf. Daring - al.
1876 .Lawrrure at. rs'lL
g.i2 ..G.rmauia Bank agt.
~rlafcr 80 AL
1891. Mc1aDe sgL lac Mayor,
s9-s same agt. same.
PART NV
1851 Creep aet. Jacobr tai. .
lob. " ood agL. The Mayor,
sc.
SHl fni,, rson act. " 3dd"lL
9o3...i ldli. Ass'Etc, Az y An
Nanec.
10 Norman. &c. agt. Deg
nan 81 ri.
$40. blit L 1t al. agt. Nal
lury.
90 cray at. Central X. X.
90. oI y. i.
lll3. .A-nrails att Elntnn
FIRE FMS. To-
yO8J Freuna 10 "a. art imp's
& TRAIT - .saL Bank.
1903. Pa lard agt- BDH.y sid
ann.
7gl - C0uslin agt. Walsh and
ailu
lai7 san IT nfiug = Puhfng
Assam st. Iubune
A 4@ltiafiun.
ISL. Dairy. ~urvr, agL Jor-
dan. .mpi u.
3ls5. On ssguier, TITS. asi-
squire.
Sal Cunningham agt Mar
IN AC.
$50. Krt an and ano. agt.
smith and anO.
SJrERIoR COCEr-SPEC
TLfnrrTfrs.
Walng agt The
Mayor, &c.
1..McI0l..h ~ al. art
Fra2ec et al.
2. Davidson Az. Butler.
ffir asid sicf.
a.. Flvsfsun AIT. Wander
pOsL
80. Pollock et AZ agt. smith.
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B III. Matter of the Receiver.
ship OF CUR. say.
Lost.
| 1913 nHmpf rrv- AIT. lIurtt
! .O0. B.rcnlll AT. NoorlIls,
&c.
/ l79.~OsCnnd AT. Arnold.
/ l3l.-W,i,, at. Iic'he, &c.
I i ...GaGe az. KNAPP.
/ Is AatInay q {. Day.
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CALENDAES-Tns DAY.

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