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cAsr.srEEL EDGE TOOLS.

yv,uy Res, GENUINE CONGER'5 TOOLS only be bad
a - Attorney street, where hey are n.she ana nnsaei
IN -, o,sr hand, therefore can recommend them and
. G@ofge Bnys Coz Pau street Tbose Tools offered
~ Osb5ru Little > Fulton street, and other stores
.,.rnn@i Couzerr my maze, and are designed 70
d-c~tv. Nine are stamped thus "Conger Sev-York, IS
auorp.v street The Of J. Conger Berry L. also
.daed be having interest In the business liberal ts
count 70 Dealera Piease obserye he stamp
nys95n' JOHN CoSoLA
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TO Ny FRIEND on TIE DEATH On MS s


by JOHN I" NHiIIih-
THINE ia 4. gref the deph Of which another
May never know.
Yet DER the waters . my stricken brother
To thee 60
lean my heart unto ,hee-sadly folding
Thy hand In mine
With even the weakness. Of py soul upho'o!n,
The strength Of lhlne.
never knew Ike thee. the dear depefieo'
stood not BY
When. in calm srust the pure and ranquil'heaIieo
Lar down 10 die.
And On thy ear my words Of weak condolns
Must vainly fall .-r..z
Sounds over al
,.;u M, mock thee with the poor worlds common
And hesrtess phrase,
Nor wrong the memory OF saihleu "Oi"'"
with idle praise.
with silence only as their benedction
God angels come
Where In the shadow Of a great affection.
The soul sits dumb
Yet would I say what thy own hear, spproveth:
Our Fathers viii,
Calling 10 Him the dear one whom He loveth,
Is mercy stiA.
No, upon thee Or thine the solemn angel
Hath oyi. wrought
Her funeral anthem il glad eyaDecl,-
The good die not
God calls our loved ones but we lose not wholly
What lie hath gwen;
They live on Earth in thought and deed a. truly
As in Ills Heaven.
And she Is with thee. In thy path Of trial
She waiketh yet.
s,iIl with the baptism Of thy selidenial
Her locks are wet,
lin then. my brotheri 10, the fields oi harvest
Lie white in view
She lives and loves thee, and the God thou serves,
To both is true
Thrast in thy sickle i-Engands toil-worn peasants
Thy call abide,
And she thou mogrn'st, pure and holy presence,
Shall CLEAN beside
\mesbry I'm 7h mo.
Sophia Surge sister Of Joseph Surge OF Birmingham,
he p,sden OF the British Complete Suffrage Association,
led on t. 9th OF 9th last She was the colleague cOun-
er and ever ready hepmaie Of her bro her IN all m vusi
esign OF benehcemce The Birmingham PlOisays Of her
never perhaps the actve and passive virtues Of e
nman character ham0nOusy aud beautifully blended
han IN this excellent woman
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ma FARM iOK >ALE.--siiusie on the kost from
New Roche e 10 White Plains. shout ECU from
- each, containing 80 ACRES OF LAND, Al OF when
Plough Land excepting Ten Acres, which 70 Wood Land
The place divided BY ane. and laid out into couvenie
lots for cultivation AL the fences are Of stone, IN good
order and the ground high OF cultivation. The build
nes al Of good char and in order For TERMS apply
- = h. KENYON. on the premises. or Of
s1r I ADRIANCF Is IOhn--t New York
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DISTANCES AND RATES OF FARE

IT. ANOTICE.-slaien Island Ferry wi VI ri
e1s7ESz<1N Whi,~hali street The stoafnDoas 81 q
and STATEN ISLANDER VIII cav
York every hour except p. ~, commencing n..ns n
unit Z. 81 Leave s,aen Island every hour eAeer v
81 commencing ala A NJ until p. NJ -, 6ss
n Bon Sundays the boats vii leave every ~ sysJ
A. n unul p. ~ and iron r. ~ auG e. ~
bx4 hour.
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La 1sz.ezsarStW VKk AMP hAh MI >

~ ~5fk.eyafeKAILhUAD tV.-n~"'"" 1i'1'N
B,<nn--Ou and after Monday, APnll ~
inst the Cars viii run ~ follows Leave CITY bAI ~
forsyile Harlem and Morrsiana al $50, 7,s, OA
l. = s. so, :, 5, So, p. ~ "a
Leave City Hall for tOrdhzm and WILLIAMS Bridge ~
T. 10 A. VI ?, 80, ), 8 p. NJ u
Leave City Hall for White Plains, 7, 10 A VI Or,
Leave MOrrsana and Harlem for Guy tia. 11, % ~
II A. NJ; 2 ), 4, s. 51p, ., $50 7f5 p. ~
Leave Williams Bridge for ClGy Hal T. 7io, le~ a -
80 5. SO, 10 Y. ". "a
Leave White Plans for City Hal 10, 1910 A. NJ Nv
6iOP.M. -.
The freight train Will leave White Plains Q, AN, ADO -
Ciy Hal al Las r. Mio, Inc present.
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S,UEKIEF,~ >AIE.-By virtue OF several wits OF
- Fer Facss 10 mn directed and delivered, viii expose
fr sale on FIav the "a OF MAY next in the yesibuc OF
the CITY Hail. IL O'Clock, VI. al the ght title and Interest
which John L. Norton had, the 18Th day of September,
1914 tone thousand ghi hundred and ioryour or Al any
time afterwards. whose bands soeysr Tie same may be- OF
and all that certain .o piece or parcel Of ground WIN
New York and The -ouiiery side OF Nlnn.sIeet ana
bounded folow.Norihery IN mont by Niniis'treet
.1uhev by other property Tie Trustees Of the Sailors
snug Harbor property esstey by lot known on the map o
said Sailors snug Hsbor property, made by l. H. Lud-
lam a. number =, and westerly by lot AnOWn on shl map
as D. being 3 feet front and and 95 feet II inche. on
each de- being No. n SAID map and now known AZ NO
ol Nin'tsreet Also :" mat certain Pe,e OF PaSel I.
AMI With the Buildings thereon situate, lyng ana p.lns "
the city ~ NewYork ON the soulhwestery side OF Prince
street between Broadway and Mercer--reet and bounded
follows inning on me -onln- esleiy SCI VI %
point slant one hundred ee souieasterIs iru
Tire .ouihey Of Prince and Mercer-sets ana ,uu
ming from sad point -ouih"esers ann paIAei VIZ 'ir
cer.ree one hundred and one feet, thence norihwr-tefy
and parallel with Prinee.lreet thirty seven ieet and 81
inches thence norIhcastery and parallels WIN
one hundred and feet to IN" soutn"esiery me OF
Pnnce.reei and thence soueriery along sne souihery
Inc of Puncslreet thirty ieei 'I inches 10 ne Pae
of beginning and known a. No 80 Puncesrsei, win
all the hereditamens and sppurienances theregno aPper-
tanning. "M IVNES' one,un.
The above postponed until Friday, The 30ih May,
Inst a The same hour aud place WM JoNsS sn ,s1
The above sale postponed until saturday the IN day OF
June De a. -'' ''''' ''-' - VIM JONES sheriG.
81 C. scorr Depgtv my3l law2v
H. above sale Is further postponed until Saturday
Nv" ''' VIM JONES Sheriff.
H. C. Scorr. Deputy. JeJla ~
The above sale further postponed uniA saturday Tue
2lst June, l8i5, II the same hour and ace - m -
WM. JONES, Sheriff
II 4 s~orr Derufv el7A-lc
The :. ABOVE SSS safe i further postponed until 2h June s5
a. ile hour and place. NM JONES, sheitn
H. {. sCoTT, Deputy Je-o nc
The above postponed unl. stuiuhy iie 9N NY
1885, 81 ile same hour and plsce M JONES' shenh
H. {. -COTT, Deputy EftlW
The above sale i postponed unuI shurlny tue ~" v
july 1875 ~ the same hour aud place ~ go .
Urxev E scorr. DEPUTY jy7
Tie above s,- postponed until Saturday the 10Th July
1915, NJ The same hour and place. WIN JONES, suetn.
II. C. SC0rr, Deputy, 49,. ~
''' w. u '' VIM JONES, Sheriff.
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caFAKM F0R ,ALE.-r6e .55..ris.r Va. 10

EoFARN FOR ~ALE.-The subscriber oters ior
20 the farm upon which ~ resides. situated N
~the village Of Auburn. ID the County u Csyuga ,nd
containing 100, acres.
This farm les uron Ire South side n he Western irn-
pike now Cenesa-.i Alhurn and vel known - h.y-
rr been he residence oi Hon. Nathaniel Garruw deceased
rr anv wear. The buildings. fences and other crrcou'
-r are annie and 10 complete rcpG,r. The sOi Will vie
with tha u Western New YORK f1r Ter
fv variety aid earnes- Of vegetation. Crest attention
a. paid by the former, hy The present own
en- o. ta selection ani cultivation ~ choice fruit and mere
nop unon the farm 30 fail bearing great abundance %
he nsf varieties of .ppe- pears. cherries peaches grspes
a. IT, arm : ell wsiered b., durable springs. which
eve a rever-iun snt ample supply
The location believed 20 be- a. desirable a. that OF any
other farm In the STATE = well or farming purposes ~ asc
lr he residence Of the gentleman man Of business be
rc within few minutes walk Of the Railroad Depot. and
within few rod. Of The Female seminary.
credit " be given II desired for portion Of the
purchase money. or term Of years upon payment OF ~
hsrson annually EnQuine- nav ne msde OF ne -uo
Cul,lvalor, Albany, or Of DAVID Wrshl. ESQ Auburn
john REMER
a.afl ~
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IL Nations should wear mourning for none but
their bcnciactors The representatives of nations
should recommend TO pahlc homage only those who
have been the heroes Of humanity Mirabcau
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rfn HARLEM >TAcE~.-From -
{ST1I q Chafhap-st 20 Harlem foE 10 cents TO iors
@ExEz9heA rail-, tor cents starting each way every
~ minutes from A. II. 10 2. VI with stage each way
atsP 81 and up from Bowsry) At II 2. NJ This Il tho
cheapest sage-rding In the world and citizens VII md
ride 10 Harlem pleasant and healthaL Fare on sundays
feltuy J. MURPHY. . Chaham-st
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THE TRIBUNE.

y The HARBrscyR No. :. July 26ihl Is be
fore rs. and an excellent number. 1t opens with
a collection of letters from different quarters evin-
cling growing and seadias; interest in the cause o;
Association The translation o: Consaelo IS con.
tnoed and increases in interest, good Letter
from Broadway an approaching review Of 'Cranch f
Poems. and several spirited Poems and Editorials
are among its contents We copy one Of the Poems
From the HarbiDger
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r-~S u0R,IN,: II>EAT, O'CLOCK.
>. MORNING LINE AT,O'CLOCK

IT. - MOKNINts LINE NJ wv tos ~
kAtxsHrHN-tor Albany and Troy, and intefnenas
49, rlacc- The low pressure ricsmhOai ihOf'
Cant A Gorhan will leave New-forS from Per 81 N
f.of of Bare ay--ifeet a. O'Clock 4 VI every Tursis
Thursfsy and saturday Returning, Will leave Troy 49,
O'Clock H. NJ. and Albany az o'clock A. NJ every Monday
"Wednesday A. Friday. - 1891. .
~ For passage or freight apply on bosfd ne boa'
10 n b. Hall nj the Office the wharf kOt NJ bhciay 81
The low-pres.ure steamboat ALBANY leaves New"
al J O'Clock A. NJ Monday "Wednesday sni fnHsy,
Returning. will leave Troy ~ o'clock \. VI AMI anny
al , o'co,A NJ every Tuesday. fhur-isy and saturday
For passage freight, apply on board The boais ="
b Hall the office the wharf. foot OF barclay 81 l.S
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- Ezssrx-TO WESTERN
kSA - TRAVE LERs-Greai

- -v2wrzDTO WESTERN I'll
~ ~ rRAvEI Frs Great itte srkisss71
MAILS PASSENGER
ROTTE TO THE SOUTH AND WEST, via PHlLADEL-
PHIA. BALTIMORE. CUMBERLAND, to WHEELING,
PlTTsBURG aud CINCINNATI Through IN 70 hours
from New YORK 20 Wheeling and Pisbnrg
Passengers gong directly through
Leave New York = A. VI. by haArOp1
Arrive IN PHI phla At 2 2. VI
Leave hisfeiphia AZ 2 VI by Steamboat
Arriva IN Baltimore al ii p VI
Leave Baltimore al IA 81. by the Baltimore
a Ohio Railroad.
And arrive at Cumberland at P. VI
Leave Cumberland al 6P NJ BY the National
Road and Good Inent Stage Lines and arrive IN Wheeling
or Pifsburg next evening.
Pass@n gers for Psburg take the splendid aud mod
built Brownsville, and hereby have only
u miles Of Staging whols with ctoise Of day
or night travel
Ffstclass steamboats, leave Wheeling and Pitsburg hour
w. and Pas.~nge forwarded without delay 10 GIN
CLIMATE and all other Pors In ts South and West rare
a 10 Cincinnati a.. 1900.
For Through Tickets by this route, apply In Philadelphia
the Railroad Sce corner ~ Market and Eleventh streets
or Al - South Third street. board steamboat DOcz 81
Wharf -.
Fare through from Philadelphia 10 Wheeling, sl3, 10
Piu.bury t2 with tho privilege VI stopping on ne rocr
and resum.ns seats a. pleasure. ..,.
For further Information, spply 70 }. L. SLEMhrh
Agenl, al The Office oi Adams Cos Express
No. II Wal -. NY.
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by ORDER Of the Hon. Ashley samP.on First Judge
ID the County Courts OF the County Of Monroe, Nouee
= hereby given that attachment has issued asaln ne
e.fsie OF JEFFERSON MORRISON, nonresident debtor
on proof made the said Judge pursuant TO me dec
tons u the concerning attachments anst au-cohH
i cnc.ae and non resident debtors ard that the same
vii sold for the payment Of his debts unless re appear aud
discharge sucl attachment according iO law WITHIN nine
months from he fret publication u this notice ana mat me
payment u debt. due the -ad Jefferson Morrison uy
reel this aud ie delivery 70 him ~ tor ~ Use
~ any property within this state belonging 90 hi ana NE
tran rr Of ans such property hy him. forbidden by Jaw
and are voil.-Daf.d Rochester, May 3th, 1913
ASHLEY SAMPSON, Fir-t Judge &c.
II e. AZ Attorney f,r Affacbng Creditor mini Law 9n
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Sales mt the stock Exchange. .Jul,
second Board.
MARINE JOURNAL.

.tueky ......iooi 50 Canon Com. 80 40
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Real estate.


"a FOR sALE-On- rew three story House 10 . -
T.: seventh street. Decatur ace. nsis ecu A'rn-' -
- Tear T0mpkins Psra The house = nnisns1 N
modern style, with nAho- any doors psied ~
BE nantes .r,,es throughout rooms. BAN rooH ~
.,o-v Srf.n .ni shrhbery IL yNd kc Two inirs Of as
purchase money remain bond ,rt mortgage Tor nv
va, 'Ff'' - GLENN ROGERS co.
"a FlRM AT WE~rtHE>TEK. % ,he Boston
- Road IN niles from Cry Hal MY. > ser. d 10y
- cutivai-i. fne Dwelling House. FEm House,
Barn. and other h1-se. stream - water running
through IL farm. over - fruit trees aies scfe' o. "oo
.aat-tLe whole IN capital CONDITION. Apply 10 49,
VS. A J. BLEECKER- Broad-st near VAL
SoTO FARMERS AND CAPITALI>T-.-
- Forty Tract- - Land 40 Acre, EACH Tor sae sl 81
- dement, Ia srlal or large qlsnrues-Iaese Lanes
l1fsrsec-d By he line. u Lycoming, Lurerpe and Nyo
m NJ Counties Pennsy vana. s,Iaied shout o nj :.
III rsurv 0 from th- North Branch 81 The >lsgueharn>
and "a. u he Berwick and Tioga Turnpike, 20 Which
.ferf rOs-s - - . . --..-
rhe .iru.r0r 4. TNCONMOSLY HFALTHY-the sol
f.lrle sufficiently eve. well waered umner.d win
Beech sugar Maple Hem.ocx. Wild Cherry. " Ae Pine,
Cedar &c. -
About 70 families have settled. clearei 50 sores and
erected Saw Mis- The pre,enf terms q sac are from
ONE DOLLAR rs CENTS 10 TWO DOLLARS per
Acre according 20 payments &c lndu'iol, vt
received on credit FOR Of . seres or more Uh>I
MILLER WANTED.
The whole !. he'd by Patents rom Ire state upon surveys
actually nsie iNv wears $50, ard ne ME sOuni
Inquire further Il HUGH BELLAs. Sunhury.
JOS. B. ANTHONY, NAlisnspor',
GEO. A FRlCk DanviLe
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vI'UE ALLIANCE VII TtAI. InrnFsnce tonlH-
/ ny-Ofice No 81 Wa.l--treei-Nit, s,n,. g pi,.s
pedgeI for future losses exceeding Ssto.VVV
having their entire claim. by the ale Conhas auon-con
fns 10 insure against loss damage by IKE and me
casualties OF MARINE and INLAND NA|lOAlION' on
the most favorable Terms.
~ Claimants by ihe recent IRE vIe requesed 10 oI"su
their cisms for immediate sillslnenL
rRJ SrEBS.
James De P Ogden. sam' L. Mitchell A. VI Nriouan.
James Brown samuel NiAeis p or :, oe1'"e~
John Sh0n, VIM d. thompson ,Nhrl 80.
r. Burriu. VIM Adams. t'i' i"lu lisln,
+. Spolorl, K mtmHsn .niiuS Niui'"''
A %orrie Benz Richards, Adm Bel,
ID A Coms'ock James Revhurn. T. II pclano
u NJ Whmnre Nm H. Aspinwal. A. Foster. IT.
Fd,, + Sander.on Thos w. Ludlow. g. W. Gray,
A Moodluu. Leo'd : >uafek, Jts H. ' Al A"ei'
Roht l.. Taylor, Ihos B. Richards, Jed Frye
Fdwi Center. John Cryder Jacob Harvey.
Henry Chsuncey, schuyler LIVINGSTON ~,
A VI MERCHANT, Nce-Presidcuf.
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SAMUEL HA>SAr- >r<rrthy
MfSruRS Posi- Physician, iai Broadway. Jyl Inc
yJ,uE CKOTON (MITUAID INSURANCE 60.
i OFFICE NO ~ WALL-STRtET, ~ THE CITY
OF NEW-YORk.-This Company insures hsTine i".a"d
Nan aion. transportation, and FIVE hss by ia ChHef
the profits BE- paid back 0 the assured m proportion
10 the u Premiums paid by them respectively Inc
rates and OF Insurance will be moderate and LIBERAL
sud the assured subject no responsibility
TRUSTEES.
lame, H,rper John Il Lasals John Boyd.
Edward Richardson, James Phalen, john lirfncs'
Geo L De kay, saml A Lawrence, Theo Nyecr,
VIM Fumiss, John Gchr-, L0rng An,ff"s'
Cyrus Chenery, Geo Whitaker, Jane. n Snyuhhi
George Paleu WIN Burgoyne, Silas VI Crandall,
Abram Van Nest, Wm Cozzent, Charles No-e,
Joseph Nones yno Buusrwonh, sam snerwood
LaiOck Pratt Herman Gould, James 'oos
Elias Aldrch Lawrence I'LL, Thomhs sl0naan,
Vim II Townsend. John Breasted, Leonard Applcby,
James CnIsshaus, Asa Crosby.
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH b. MONIES Nice-Presldent
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Secretary.
Capt SAMUEL GAMBLER, Marine Inspector.
WILLIAM WELLS. Fire Surveyor AMY
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Is43-sUMMEk ARRANGEMENT-Is45

lo3D-oU Z
r. NEW. YORK AND Erie RAIL ~.
E.sslic=< ROAD Line ior Mdde'own. Gq,ieo ~
and Intermediate places. Two Daily
Lines esch way, A. follows
For Pa,--ngef.-Tfe new fast and commonlous sesn'
b.sf sT NICHOLAS Capt Alexander n. SCHULTZ, VIII
I've ~. foot Of Duane--teef daily f,Unday exsepedJ
half ps,t oicIock A. ~ and o'clock r. NJ TbroOsb N
five iOur- Relg rnny he VII leave Mdd..osn
A. 81 and half pat =. NJ
For Freight--A Dsxs Will lrsye every anenooa
o'clOck (Sgnisys excepted f-elg Will not be fsceveo
aner hal hour Shippers hereby notified that the nss
Of gree and depot station where goods are 70 -
en be distinctly marked upon zach article, otbefvS
hey will not De received
Forfgrh@r particulars inquire J. Van Renss~.ssf ssso]
corner Of Duane and West s,rsets
H. C. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
New York, April lsL lSt5 -.
~ Stages run from Mddletown dsiy, In connerton w
Ne afternoon Inc ~ bOomngburgh. Warsboro Nonno-'
soant rsassni, 4 nghamon, O~eso, Port Jer"s' h"'~
dale, Csrbondz< kc.
On Mondays, "Wednesday, aid Fridays 70 Dundss' Ngs'
rose. Frendsyilie. LenOs. Brooklyn, SC. laH
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DN ORDER OF the Honorable Frederick \ IsAlmAdse,
I'D Recorder ~ the CRY Of New lOrA--NOce IL hereby
even, pursuant the provisions Of The statute Authorizing
rachneus against absc0ndIng, concealed, and norfe-
DENT debtors attachment mas issued against in- -
tate of JOSEPH FREIDESREICH, resident of ihe STATE
q Louisiana and thai the same VAL b. -old Tor me payment
q IL debt, unless be- appear and such attachment
according 10 law within months from us hrsi pubca
u notice and that the payment OF any deos d4. 20
In by residents II tins State the delivery Ia Tim Or Tor
ID. zee. u any property within this State belonging 10 iin
transfer Of any such properly by nm are orold'eh
In an and are yod-D aed tie 9th day VI June, l843
SMITH MINASs,
al iauarn AnOrneYs fyf ALtachlng Crrdt ora
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o. THE LARGE Public Room to Let, corner Canal,
- Hudson and " aits streets, well sealed H-d urnsAsu
49, for Lectures, Sc. IL would De good SITUATION TOT
an l. pho.fer or other business requiring light and room
can bee had Immediately Inquire of M. SWIFT s2 ca
neI ..r..f fyGSThFSS'
". FOR ~AIE-The story brick Front House 40
I'll MS Barrow =. between Blocker and Bedford For
---~ further particular apply 10
i.l5 A. j. BLFECkfR. 7 Broai--i. near Waist.
81. Fol RTH--T.-IAr Z Glory aiuc FINISHED onck
~. House 80 ~ Ourihsf with al tle modern improve
>A-~ meui-. Apply Co
iy.5 j. BLEECKER. Broad - near Wal e.
g. FOR ~\IE-The two story brick House No. lo5
DO Amos street. north side near Bleerkcr. Apply 20
H. jy2j Al BLEECkER.7 Broad-st near W al
y.TO LET-A story House lew doors from ihe
~ B4iirry-in good order. Rent $3.50 Address Box
~ 7. %. postpaid. VI w
~ SEVENTH AVENUE and fist streei.-For sale
Ia fll lo. on the Nesi side u tn Avenue A. lhe y
VAN DYKE, Jr, No. II Wal street D&ilW
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Il. 7 Y
w Trustees 81 l- Estate 0f HENRY GIBBS ate % NC
town Of Pamela the County " Jrerson an ASCENDING
debtor do hereby give notice ttar al persons indebted 70 m
.ald Henry Gibbs required render 81 ACCOUNT OF a.
debr and Il money owing By them respectively 70 -
The sad Trustees. By The -oh day Of September nei e
a1d % psy ina same Also. Lat s. persons nayns 10 Lei
D session a.y properly Effects Of such ceoi9r He r.
cuire 70 deliver the came such Trustees by he day ao
said Also thai 81 TIE creditors Of such DEBTOR are
20 deliver r-r respective accounts AID demands 70 .r
Trustees. or one Of them BY h- day sforesaid-Dsi
.er,oxr June sth lsia ~ VI. WOODRUFF
J. n. BUTTON, Irussrs
p MUNDY,
cas- ID WRIGHT AIRY r0r Attaching Creditor jelf la"on
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IT. ,tNkL KhDi ChD

w. .Dl-R Railroad Line io Boston, va Nos.
- ch and Worcester. from Per NJ Norfs
River Daily Al O'Clock, Pm by he steamers OleoTa,
sni Traveller
TIE CLEOPATRA Capt Dasisn. va esye Mondays
Wcins.isy. znt Fridays The WoRCE>IFR, Capt D
Bacon TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays ococs 10
A. ems Poni iheu take the Cars srt srfiYe M Boston
gme 20 axe ne Eary Tram fasi By Inc Line lie pas.e,
have change of Cars or Baggage A. Kinds y! fra
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The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt X 4
Macy will leave the foot CORTLAND street, tuesday,
even. ne nj O'clock
The Empire OWING TO her light draf Of water viii be
,1ed Al all time. TO pass he bars and reach Albany and
Troy ample time TO take The Morning Tram oi Cars Ea
or West
~ For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or To-
CLARK al the Office on the Wharf eS