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New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
A MEDICAL COMMENCEMENT.

GRADUATION EXERCISES AT STEiN"Ai
HALL.
DIPLOMAS GRANTED BY THE MEDICAL coil1on w
rup University oP THR CITY OF NEw-foRh-
rnR AWARD OF pRzEs--ApDREss BY IhE h'''
DR. TAYLOR. o,.o,
4 brilliant osscmbiage OF the more selccC
ro,,ion OF New.York society gathered III oei""' 49,,
iast evening 70 welcome and applaud 'he
,he Medical Department Of The UniVers'S y, '"0 e 80
Nav York aud 10 publicly congra'u'"'e """ ,
-, % ,h., completion the first step OF their Jour
-, ,h,oueh profcssonal life. The hail. 'hciuu'uE oo
,ser,es was so ned that the standing space 'e"iuo
49,, so.,s v,as also occupied by great NUMBER VINO
a,,.d untl the termination OF the interesting exer
.,sas The stage was prettily though very NnpN W
pamented with pyramids OF rare flowers p'"coo ~ "0
.Aes while on wall at the rear OF the piaUo'n "P
.eared inc monogram in floral letters oi red' w'o.
aud pu,plc on ground OF green, M u u
p,,Aos chancellor Crosby, who presided there were
ested o the stage the Rev. d. ID Hutton, the Rev. d.
Racers Prof. A. &. Post. Prof. VIM. Dowlinc Wh H.
Tnoapson Prof. c. Pdrdee, Prof A. L. LooIns' fro,'
Arnold Prof Get, Prof. Scratford Prof We'ss' froi
Roosa Peter Cooper r. A. witihaus. Prof Darcy fro''
Louis Esberg the Rev. Dr. Taylor. Prof stephen sn'n'
apd william II. Martin. ,,,
Thc sroeramme OF tho music rendered by Grainla :
fulI orchestra included 1.-TWO Leaves" toverturo ny
M5uer "I Think OF Thee" by Abt; selections rom
"Iehengr,nn q" satanola" and La File DE mada'ne
Aneot" the familiar air Of Amarylls' ana Strauss
Waiiz Autograph" During the overture lus' ooio'0
the exercises began. the inevitaoie ouiIo'e'' ~ r
r.nnc made its appearance among the audience Ihe
,apuou Thirty-fourth Annual Letting Loose OF WIN
sav Bones on the Community OF the City OF New. iork
with the accompanying Bill OF Particulars' sun
ently Indicated the style and extent OF the nuoor u
played 49,, =.
After the reading Of the eoth Chapter OF Isaiah oS
ChanceLs; Crosby. and Trayer by the Rev Dr hu''on
the forns r read the following list Of graduates.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
IMPORTED WATER coLoRs AT AUCTION.

The sale of imported water-color paintings
was continued evening at Kurz's Art Gallery ana
the attendance was much larger than on the night be-
fore. The bidding much more lively than on the
former OCCASION and three pictures realized very
large prices. 1.-THE Intrigue" painted by Ato Slmon-
ETH of Rome was sold for 81 oO The next largest price
obtained was $780, which paid for MaraDo Fortunys
Arab IN the Mosque" The Lovers" by Eugene
Knmscb, brought s75; "The Frtation," by F.
Indoni realized s376; c. Dcttls "Vrtuoso" was sold
Tor s2O5; Tete-aTete," by the author, was dis
posed OF for $3.50 picture by Iouard Frere entitled
" Baby Asleep" was sold for 500; q" Waiting" by Il.
Berne Bellecour realized s225 Tue Sentinel was sold
for s2s5 Gitana at the Fountain" oy Eduardo Zama
CO.'S s225 The Culprit" by NJ Banchi, $40; E. Lam
bert's " First Lesson" $50
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

siouers for any great length Of time. 1t i alleged wiz
he dine 10 the action OF the Governor ara not 10 the
Wtsh OF the Mayor There some whe assert hat ne
Governors friendship for the Controk@r snonla po @
allow MIN to prevent such changes as are denanueu o
the majority OF party Others advocate the renoy
OF tbe Corporation Counsel and Commissioner OF fgp0
Works on the ground OF political eXpedlency Inc,
urge that IL these Republican officials are remover,
will leave the Senate object in preventing the pasn
noe of the Costgan hill after the removal OF thelr
friends for whom they socltous anu f0r Wnoi %
bargains II is understood have been made EnoTs VIII VII,
be made during tho week. during the recess VIII
probabIy be taken next week. u harmOnze mat.ers'
and have distinct understanding relative 10 the sun
ieet There s TO breach between the Mayor anu do'o
nor and it is asserted that there need be none.
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MODIFYING THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.

MODIFYING THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.
TIE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE SURGICAL STAFF
ACTION CoNCERSINGICY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND CHANGES.
The Board of Police Commissioners met
late yesterday afternoon President Matsel In Inc Chair
The business transacted has been preparing in com
uttees for several weeks and was connuaon OF tho
work OF reform which the Board has been completing as
rapidly possible. The re-distuetng of the city. the
abolition OF the Board OF Examining Surgeons and their
appointment upon the staff of Police Surgeons, were
important steps yesterday There 10 districts
in ALL and OF the to be chosen President
staff and his position to be that of Chief Sur
geon, though without increase OF pay. Commissioner
Disbecker, chairman of the Committee on Surgeons
introduced the following preamble and resolutions;
hras The efficiency force demsnds that the errces Of
Police be in stn conformity with the raes and gu"D'
Rsord territory OF The city be divided into 10 suTseon
ds,n eqnale as nearly as possible the abSIs uu ana
tseR tssfVI,tiic' d.tric,, a. follows:
I.Plr. and Second Precincts, Dr. john Il Dorm s..,.
SIKH Precincts Od f"' District Court Dr.
w. FouTth md seventh Precincts Dr. Hans Powell
vTe9tq and IlTeenih r Precincts and Third District Court Dr.
vIFearisenh Precincts and Detective squad
VII. Eleventh Seventeenth Precincts Dr. A. ". hacliv.
vii Esh'ee9h aud Iwe9 & Be- Precincts. Dr. Charles % PAep'
Rsa.l ard az Ninth r5S1s,s s Dr. H. ~ wsLfI q w,,.
XII TxSa'y."iaiS Pis1 Court. NJ
twentieth and Second Precincts Dr. Waterman
XIV and Nineteenth SuPTeenc and Fourth District
Court, Or y. W. Mcdonnell
Thirty-hrst Precincts, DR. ID F. Petter
Twenty Precincts and hoanted squad Dr.
y. 4. Thomas .....
XVII Tbry and Thirty fourth Pr.cnets and Sixth District
Dr. f. NJ. Puroy.
XVIII Thirty eth Precincts, DR. william g. vasn
XX Twenty 6h Precinct SANITARY Company SPECIAL service squad
DR.. X r. Macennsn
Resolctd amended read follows Zach
Surgeon keep his professional Office within the Sur
geon district winch he assigned this resolution TO tAAe eject
May l. 1875.
Reso,red That Board o Examining Surgeons present
sttued be Is hereby abolished.
Isolrtd .3oant Po shall detail committees be
three surgeons be appointed in rotation to attend Police
TUESDAY Of and report the
candidates for appointment pa0ru and
to operfoi oim such other duties as be prescribed.
That the salary police be aad hereby fred at
81 500 per anpum. -
Resolted That Kennt Macennsn William A. vaian. and
Francis NJ. Purroy be appointed police sugeOps
the President Of the Board Of Surgeons elected
with Rule No $50 shaE be the Cnef Surgeon the Police
lie shall the Police Central Once each day and
perform The Board OF Police from time time
These resolutions were unanimously adopted and the
changes 10 be made are be ordered at by the
superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
TRUNKS STOLEN FROM A CONFIDING TRUCK
DRIVER.

The driver of a truck belonging to Harney,
Spence Co.. OF No 90 LeOnardst. while driving to the
Grand Central Depot with two trunks containing lace
curtains and other valuables was hailed yesterday
afternoon by a welldressed young man, who asked him
to carry trunk to the Clarendon Hotel. The driver
consented and directed to up stairs in a build
ing near by and bring the trunk He complied but
found no trunk aud on returning discovered that his
truck and its contents had disappeared. He at
ed the to Inspector Speight at the Central
Office The horse aud truck found last evening in
Thrdave., 1t had been abandoned by the thief.
The trunks still missing.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
THE CREDITORS OF HENRY CLEws & co.

A meeting of the creditors of Henry Clews
& Co. was held yesterday at noon under Register
Ketchum at the Bennett Building. On motion OF Mr..
Abbott J. Nelson Tappan, the present City Chamber
lain, was elected trustee commit tee or creditors was
also elected consisting Of G. +. Tmpson OF the Cont
mental Bank, Allan Monroe Of Syracuse and w. +.
Drake OF Drake Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
A TRIPLE FUNERAL.

The funeral services of the late Major Jo-
seph Delafeld DIR. Edward Deaheld, and Henry Della
field were held in Trinity Church yesterday at noon.
large assemblage OF friends and acQuaiutances OF the
deceased had gathered long before the appointed hour
and by the time the funeral cOrtege had arrived the
church completely filled. The social prominence OF
the three brothers and the sympathy and grief
that their nearly simultaneous death has
caused, brought many besides their friends TO pay
homage to their memories In these last obsequles
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

undsr tho AUSPICES Of the Encran S,crty to discuss ne
oestou OF annsx alton TO Newark Most OF the speak,
ara favored xatiOn because, under the present
form Of government Bloomfield could not get the de-
sired improvements.
EAST ORASGE.-some ladies OF the Grove Street Con-
gregsona Church have sent two boxes OK clothing "
the Nebraska sufferers. =
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BROOKLYN.
,ay, whose sudden illness Monday

Mrs. Conway, whose sudden illness Monday
evening made necessary tue dismissal OK the audience
AT the BroOkyn 1heater, Of which is manager, is
fast recovering IL WAS falsely rumCred yesterday tnat
she had dropped dead III the street
On Wednesday last John Addison, while en-
gagged in filing D coacart COuRlin's coalyard In
Pearst fell under the feet OF the horse attached TO the
cart. The animal vicious and trainped Addison to
death. Yesterday coruuer ury rendered tue verdict
that the deceased came to Ms d'ah AZ stated above
and accompanied mis- decision With the suggestion that
the horse muZLled"
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Gilsev House-SIr John Swinburne OF EDgianu,
and sIsepalr w. Patterson Of New snp.hiss v fy,s rs,,
VoDl-Goy Henr Howard Rbeie Island sn IN W. weed o.
burgb n T. and Oberg Of Frankfort Geminy 80.
HoT-Gen W. c. WicGhsm. and John Echoso W sno " &
Heron Of Louisiana Vtndsor HOtt-hrGoy William Otnn
OF Mschuies Judge w. A. saekett Of saiatogs
HoI-John w. P5rney Of PbiaielphJ bvren Honse-pI
pbs Of BreVo0rt HOas-Gelrye !" hpg oi "ssh
ingon Frederick Bgs Of vermont. .HoH 6ruHs1rf
r. sonehouse Of Albany M,troDoil ~ HoS-Gen w. hfee
~ Scbur Can't n H. and Jai1e Poat Of Vermont. Nsc
York HOnL-Bronson U. RumseT OF Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

MOUNT VERNoN.-A public meeting was held
on Monday evening 20 express dissatisfaction with the
New Haven Railroad Company regard TO the propo-
sal Oh the part OF the latter to chang the site OF the
passenger depot to the block between Third and Fourth
aves After some di-cussiOu on the subject, commit
appointed To wait upon the officers of the road
and remOnstrate against anY change or location.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
All LEAKY RoOFs

A BAD BREATH is a sign of neglected teeth
correct il BY using LYoSs 1oOTH TABLErs
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

JAuprorGu's PYRETIC SALINE is the cure for
fever, skin diseases and many other spnng an
summer ailments Sold Chemists throughout tue World and 0'
Maker ll3 Hobornh London, England We no saosHeH-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

Bv trifing with cold many one allows
to d. favorable toe development Of ome
ent disease. which thereafter M Of his system
B.e, nre ycu Cold at once JAMES EKPEcroRASra good
remedy for fnroatals and Lung AfsctiOna
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
A FAMOUS TONIC and INvIGORATOR-

N perfect discovered and the best in the '0A
valuable and all who labor with the BRAIN .
WISCHEsTERS HYPOPHOSPHITB OF LIMB AND SODA
Thi, famous TONIC Strength IL wih bulLD VIZ
TSyIGORATR ad whole system mparunf Tone,
Vgor and Energy aud make roa @ new
being Prices So bottle PREPARED only bs "NNhSo
TER & Co. Chemists. 30 John St, NewforG
nICK's ENCYCLOPEDIA of 9, ,422 RECEIPTS
AND PROCESSES Price, So Sent free Of postage specaes
Inds. mailed free DICK 4 FITZGERALD, Publshept
10 AnD+t, Ees.Yof.
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

TagRuoygTx. YEsTBaDAf. AT HUDSUrs. IN Baosp"Ai'
AID, Soou-i5' N n-20' SdMEhs-l l3'.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

When the young gentlemen answering to these names
had marched upon the platform by classes and received
their diplomas the following gentlemen received GER
heates OF honor for having pursued voluntarily fuller
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

MADE wArrRT No CHARGE. seld po'taeard OF ca'
EEg.YoRK SLATE RooFISG Co., Cedars.. n. T.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17

There has also been dccfes.e or inc TSs
tsntv os nneumopa under unfavorable cond,uons A0
tamy s,1na a., presonion was passed by the Board
Wsa' The Board Estimate ana % 70 the CAUSES
.,sa ibs .un o 81 the scepnbe
~ Ssi, ,ai The best methods Tor the prevenioa Ana
thereof therefore "a nj, ,,.s,nt Dr. Thomss T.
lie t.aues,ed proceed with such '"
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
IAnnoupcernena
Many druggists have BURNErr's COLOGNE.

CHOICE DIAMOND SoLITAIREs can be found at
Howard q Co.'S, No. 222 Fihh-aye.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-17
,,,ppINc O,rr RAPID TRANSIT EFFORT.

requested pfoeeod "''A 'NA
MAPPING OUT RAPID TRANSIT EfFokI'
PROGRESS OF THE DEFERRED CAPITAL sChLAh
PLANS FOR LEGISLATIVE ACTION.
Notwithstanding the seeming q'let III rapiu
transit effort the leaders In the meeting reoenu' so
ot rho Chamber OF Commerce have not reA'e III .hcr
,,,,n II was stated yesterday &C the Office OF the
Drota Rrothers at No. 6e Broadway, that from tnef
own observations could safely DC SAID tha' 'no pio
ant moyement gave promise OF success mee'hg hca'S
unnort from nearly all invited to take part IN H. Many
new snbseriptions had been added witun the posiew
dovs but az vet no returns had been made 10 u H.
Roosevelt secretary Of the merchants meetng' anu
consequently no total figures could be given
Mr. roosevelt in to inquiries upon the sub)ect,
stated that 1t proposed, as soon as Iu hS' Vi "
erhscribers to the fund could be procured 10 Gail
meeting and form o central orranisahon' from whcn
ward committees could be appointed, aud to establish
yard organizations, and bring the matter er
fectually TO public notice. Invitations would 90 eA
ended 10 representative IN all the towns OF west
chester County TO take part In the meeting ana ar
| rangements made also for organizations IN lnoSo
towns In regard to the legal aspect OF the matter,
| he said, that under the General kalroau a0'
| of 1850 ample facilities were gwen ior 'Ho
| ororation of a railroad In this city. but by an
oranSmcnt in ,sOO such action was placed under tho
control Of the Legislature OF the state ana iegsa'o
J action necessary. ~ was WIN tuo view VI
partialIy repealng this amendment, and in a measure
restoring the facilities granted by the original law OF
Is5 that ne had prepared act for preseDtment "
| the Legislature authorizing the Mayor and Common
Council OF any city grant authority 20 any CORPORA
ton 70 construct and operate railroad upon Ych con
| dtous as they-the Mayor ana Common Council
might see M TO prescrbe repeating all acts inconsistent
with the same. and providing that the new law should
20 into effect immediately. Tnis power being granted,
| the municipal authorities could give any street OF
avenue or. necessary open such new avenues t a.
mPt be found necessary, for the purposes OF rapid
| transit roads, and, advertising for proposals,
aot the street avenue TO such corporation AS
furnished the better promise OF success or OF returning
the largest amount to sinking fund to meet the ex
pense incurred the city. The proposed Deferred
Capital Fund.- Of the, merchants meeting would thcn
| become especially available. The organization could
then take stock in the corporation successfully bidding
for the road or in event plan being determined
upOn itself bid for the grant.
| The regular se,ui-monthlv meeting OF the American
Society civil Engineers will be held to-day III Is not
probable however that the subject OF rapid transit VIII
be discussed The report OF the Committee OF the 81
cety upon question is still III the printers hands
II has since been revised by tue Committee. ana Will
probably b furnished to the press early next week
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-09

WE had the pleasure on Monday last,
of making the acquaintance of Hon. n.
Ford, Representative, who spent a short
while in the office with us. conversing
over the doings of the late Legislature.
We found him to be an affable, cour-
teOus gentleman; one who will endeavor
to fairly reflect the will of his constitu-
ents. He says the extra session COM
pleted the business specially referred to
in the Governors Message calling them
together. We published this Message
in our last. The branch penitentiary
bill did not pass. In the place of the
$500, 600. which it was claimed would
be necessary for the purpose, he says it
would cost the State nearer $4,000, 600
before TIE thing was through with. The
question, however, is IL difficult one to
solve, as there is now working room
sufficient II the present buildings for
about coo cOnvicts only, to be employed
with advantage to the State, while
there are between LOO and loo,
within the walls. OF course some ar
rangcmcnt was necessary to rem
der the labor ofthis large number avail
able to the State. The sum OF 800, 900
was appropriated for the erection of adj
ditional buildings, needed for prison
purposes, and they will be put to work
upon these improvements. This, how
ever, is regarded as Il temporary make
shift to avoid embarking in an enter
prise that would increase the indebted
ness of the State to the extent of mil
lions. ut the present time, as the Legis-
lature had already made large appro-
priations to meet existing claims. But
the day is not far distant when the
State will necessarily be compelled to
adopt measures Expensive though they
may be- for the utilization of the labor
Of the large and constantly increasing
number of convicts. The penitentiary
should be made self-sustaining, if posi-
bic.
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Sweet Potatoes for Sale--and
Sprouts by the Iliilion.

Fresh potatoes at Alderman's store,
by the pound or bushel, at the lowest
market price.
Also the earliest and best sweet corn,
(oariy ~NaraganSet); early tomato seed,
Canada Eictcr); melon seed, (Phiney's
early. My vegetables took eleven pre-
miums at The 81. Joseph Exposition, last
Fall, including the best collection ef
vegetable seeds. have enough early
sweet corn to supply the county.
Early cabbage, tomato, and potato
plants. at Joseph Austin's house, in sea-
son, enough to supply all demand. VIII
ship to any point on ORDER.
W. 2. ELY.
Savannah. March ). 1S15.-m2
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New Map Ofthe u. S. and Terrific
ries-on a new plan-brought
down to 1875.

This Map gives the names and boun-
diary of every county in the United
States. 1t shows all the Railroad lines,
built and projected, about 10000 miles,
and il gives the distance between STA
tions in figures. This is something mus
ual in the map line, the Importance of
which can be seen by any one at a
glance. Sold only by eanvassers. j..
l.. Jones has the agency for Andrew
county, and expects to visit every house
i'll the county some time this spring.
Price only $50. lie has also some
very beautiful charts which he will sell
low.
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N0TIC CT.
u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES
May !, 1878, to April so, 1915.

THE REVISED STATUTES OF TIE UNI
l. tel States, sections 81, :231, 32iS, and
BIB, require every person engaged in any bust
ness. aNocatlon, or employment which renders
hIm liable to IL 81 TAX, to Procure
and Place COnspicnousIy in his establishment
or place If business II STA Z ,rIutins the
payment of said SPECIALLY for The Special
fan Year beginning May !, 1870, before COM
mrnrilS or continuing business after April 81,
lSIJ.
The taxes embraced within the provisions of
theta above quoted are the following, viz:
Rect 500 90
Dealers, Retail - 90
Dealers, Wholesale loo 40
Dealers IN malt liquors, WhnleSIic.--... ~ o.
Dealers IN malt liquors., Retail. .......-- - 90
Dealers III leaf - tI
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco.."....... jGU 90
And on sales OF over 81 100, Atty cents
tor every dollar in excess of 81 900.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco. ..... st
Manufacturers Ot ~ ~
And for each still manufactured. ....... ~ %
And for each worm manufactured. -. - HU
Manufacturers {. tobacco. 10 UJ
Manufacturers OF cigars .... 10 Oh
PcddicrS of tobacco, first class (mOrr
than two horses or other anIInIi>J -.-. 80 CJ
Pcddlcrs of tobacco, second ciaos Uwo
horses or other anImal>) ~..---"--- p co
Peddlcrs of tobacco, tnIrd class tome
horse ar other animaD ----- ID co
Peddlcrs of tobacco, fourth class (on
foot or public cOnvcyancrD -- 10 90
Brewers of less than go 1arrrlS-....., - o.
Brewers OF I03barrclS or more 49,. $500 leo ~
ANY person, 50 liable, who Shall fail 10 COM
ply with the foregoing requirements Will be sub
IcCt To severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the Spec
ial TaXce named above must apply to Charles il.
Wilkinson, Collector OF Internal Revenue at 1t.
Joseph, Mo, and pay Tor amt prucare the Spec
ial-IaX stamp or Stamps they need, prior TO
May L. lS1I, and without further notice.
D.. W. DOvGLA>S,
COMMISSIONS of Internal Revenue.
Office of Internal Revenue,
Washington, Il. g, February |, $50.
apr3W4
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FURNITURE

HAVING opened anew FURNITURE STORE
! i'll savannah, | take thi, method of inform
ing the public that | am really to promptly ill
all orders for Furniture AT rates in Keeping with
nard times. All who need anything in my line
are invited to call at lay store. Oh Ilain street,
north West public square, III Watrrman's build
ing, and examine the NEW STOCk OF FUR
SIrURE for sale.
| have the nratest and best assortment in the
city, ali of which will De sold on reasonable
terms. Don: forge the place, and when YOU
arr in town crll ut the new furniture store.
LOUIS FALkE.
Say1unah tDri1 q Gm
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d. d.
A Small Farm Of 20 acres For Sale.

A good new house. good well and
c~istern, the best collection of fruit of all
kinds in the county. Any person wish
ing to secure q bargain, will do well by
calling on the subscriber at his residence
adjoining Savannah, 60 rods north of the
school building. S. B. BUCKLEY,
Savannah. March lS-1S7J-4w
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AUUIiJliStr0tOJ''S Notice.

NOTICE l. hereby gwen that letters of adj
mIn1SIIatiun upon the estate of William
White, deceased, hay. been granted TO tine un-
'l"isi.nrd. by the Probate Court OF Andrew
county bearing iatc of February -, lSl5. All
persons having CLAIMS against >aid estate ar"
required Ia exhibit them To me tor allowance,
within one year from the date of said letters, OF
they may he preclu,tt Il from any benefit OF such
estate: and if said claims be not exhibited with
in two wears from the time of he publication OF
this notice, they Will lr forever barred.
JACOB kiMlSERLiN,
m3r2j, SIJ-nO2}-jHs Administrator
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-09

LOUIS FALKE has opened q new
Furniture Store on Main street.
Northwest Public Square, in the
building lately occupied by Stotts q
ThurtcIl as Il Marble Shop. Sir. +.
is Il competent workman, gets up
good work, gives his customers sat
iSfaction,-and i'll addition has on
hand a fine lot Of ready made Furni-
turc. Give him 4 call when you come
to town.