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Jacob kristen

JamIsOn, Mr. Jane
Johnson, Mrs r.
Iabrfh
Jones Miss Ja1eN
Joseph, Miss Char
lOiie VI
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List Of Letters Remaining in the NY. Pest once
Saturday, October Is;

r. Pieas, r>zf0n iA1 DATE Of tA< Lsi "a sA'eH 1e'
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED,

sbios Quebec Hubbard London. (irnne., Mn,urn s
CO. Roehe.,er. griilOn Liverpool Woodhnl & Nintarn
co,,on Planter Pratt, Mobile h d Huribu; & Co, Lon
don Baker \ Orleans eager Mauileri Amos Buck
man Charleston. Geo Sutton.
Rarks CsIi.to Ha-dens Norfolk Sesmith Walsh
Allen Mann Orleans Stanton s. Frost
Dngs Canton Andrews. Savannah, sturges & Gear
man virginia Talbot ApaiachicOla Ralph Post; EDWARD
sherman Csmyeschy. s r Scrcdsoher-
echrs Fxchange sweet suffolk Va; Columbia knapp
Alexandra Sturges & Chairman; Nassau. Nathi. hlon
rnond Allen A Paxon, Gsecian Besrn, Boston george
Bird. philsde ~ ~. 4
Bedford; Alnice. Oaks Providence
steamer Anthracite stewart. Phiade.
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>IEAM BETWEE> NEW-hORk
,SSssrzups AM NkRPOOL-Th-G Great W Steam
snip C0mpauys steam Slips. The GREAT
WESTERN, 100 Ton-, - hOr-- psSer X. b. Mathew :.
t.-f, Commander, The GREAT BRITAIN, $500 Tons
1000 horse power, Lieutenant James HOsxrn K n Com
ma1ier, are Intended ssil as folsws
GREAT WESTERN
IRON Liverpool From N.w-YOrG
sat1rsay, August ii Thnr.day Nov
GREAT BRITAIN
From Liverpool From Nsw.Yorx
SATURDAY sept y. Saturday Oct q
Fare Per Grea; Western sleo. and IS stewards. Fees
tars per Great Britain, from $50 10 f2o and IS stew
arc ie-l according 10 The and position Of m. ss,
Rooms ~
For freight or passage, or other information, applyo
NJ ~<A" hCHD IRWIN, ~ froutst
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TO ARCHITECTS,

TO ARCHITECTS, Boss Nasons, ard gentlemen
engaged 70 Building, Ac-J0HN CARNEY. nudeler,
Ornamental plaster AID .c-gOia marble Manufacturer 81
Broadway reoi 70 NJ.Js Theatre Is prepared ~
s-ter ornaments VI every description, homework gen
era IN superior anc workmanllke manner,
-l.y no1ers-. without additional charge mode
Whatever he cesgn may b. Oenfi-m-n getting tIsif
houses finished 10 Tire beautiful styles present adopted
an 0o-- mssons naving ornament work DO would
su; their o~n Interest by giving J. @. trial Architect
designs carefully executed Modelling for The trade done
ani lser ornaments furnished rea-sre5le Or
defs from the country punciusiy attended TO- Aabssier
EN- Maee stone oruln-n. repaired and made eqaa 10
new. oiT "a IT. r. 4
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WINDOW suADR DEPOT, No , sprr

eFk Ih- Ony mn lfsctoTy q any extent IN the n
81 STATES The subscribers offer ir sale the splendid
Assortment " shades which could De collected ogrth-r
Consisting Of the follow ns .iyles
"D peais ucAaufu Gr;iic painted by artists These
- we 81 celebrated pisces IN Europe
fas ~ As>ofi-d boiinc Corinthisn. and Landscape
-,1ol S Se generally sold about the CITY
p pairs ~ no.i tealti Coriuhian r.sn,, i, Eio,,,
country f'"S'' IL $50
5000 pairs Of cheap Shades from s.. cs,,.,os,so
we pledge ourselves to sell loo t,.r ce,t ss..,.. 81,
any olirr house In Newlcrk Person. y,,.h,- =, = -
process OF setang up the most a-efal srtcle. A..
nroush ne painting rooms with great pleasure
Slxns, BANNERS. md Interior Decorsion. - 90 10 49,.
passed Trimmings ofs kinds at msnufscture,,. 49,
Persons oayiog 10 sell again with on ths ~ -, -,
'efm. GU an bAkrOL DE MAtTSY
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by ORDER u Daniel r. lngfah,m, one " ihe As.s
- caie judges Of the Court Of Common Pea Tor NJ ~
aud county 81 NewfOr1 Notice sh,reby given, paf"i'
.o the provisions Of the statute authorizing aiaenn
asansi absc0long, concealed, and nOIfesfeni 9rpO'
hat an attachne4 has issued against The estate 81 r4
-a. resident ~ tAe Stale Oi hcngag, and M ur -
vi" b. sold Tor he payment u hi- debit unless Ds ~
and c.sciar.e such attachment, according 10 law We
nine moai4s from the ifs publication VI ths 1otcs ~
hat the payment ~ any debls iue bin by resienso
his STATE and the delivery lO him % for his u any ~
euy within this State hcOn gng % him, and M hsa.ie'
any such property by lam Dr1larn y aw and are 20
Dated he tenth Day u September. 1915 T. H. OWL
siG iaN9m Attorney Tor Attaching Creditor
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Schools.
FEMALE INSTITUTE,

AT MDDLETOWN. CTS. CHASE, A. " Prncps.
"A This Institution 'ocssd IN he Ciiy 81 Midtown
within bali mi- Of he Connecticut RIVER The beauty
heahuness quiet and slfy of the Ciy reader NOS
tesirse residence Tor hose intending 20 pursue course
VI study The nunbef of BSeriers limited Thry reside
10 he family viii .he Princp1 and Teachers wh0 spsrr
pains 10 secure 10 them AL ~ comforts q pesssni
home. regular course Of study pursued Young La
dies car - prepared for teaching 9e- thorough
pracucsi and srccu pli.hed Education.
TIE Charge for Bozrtsrs = si6e Ter snnnn Music
Drawing. Fsriirg, and Modern Lsn guA9-- be1E extra
Sessions commerce August IS, November Is ana Msy
Circular. - obtsin.d q REv. H. CE,.s W - Mar
s-s strsss. N>-r lsrs- sas -asAAs Nv Dx -rW.
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

DREPARArORY tBOAKDINGl stHOOL, MIpDLE
/ TOWN CONN-D. H. cHASS. A. VI PRINCIPAL.
E.shi.h-d 10 1855 Sessions commence May l5h srt Nov.
ist- confirming months. 50 Per session rhorgugh
pr.pxsion FOR College business and persorA senuus
ss secured 70 pupil. y The mos eSpeEsive schools
Lads from New York psce Il charge N careful p-f-
- E-,.rxs~ is
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O@ciaI
LIST OF LETTERS.

.pvEprisrp ~ rHr rsrBuS. ~ SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
Ia Ind " u furt.<T saaefea,
ans Ali .ives-lneu- made under To orders oi he ro-
rtns-, f.rera IN rewspap~r newspapers, Of 'rrI'
Tor 10 sny Poet Oce SHAH - inserted ID Ne paper
or p.per. Of the place where he Once acEef's
ulsxxse situated, aaTfnf tx arfeT orcu4atisn ,.,s
Ne-g Pot Office Lzr. paHef b1res D. lsf'
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soMETHTgG NEW UNDER THE SUN

t'OR tSE during lie shsepce he IN. The subsen.
Der invites The attention Of he Community Jeluings
improved Patent Safety Gas Lamps, being superior %
Lamps m Use ior cOnon u good properties pro-
ducing brilliant Light Ia appearance Ike ct o. gas anl
Icing economical Convenient free from smoke .nd grease
and safe from explosion when filed By light thereby OBJ.
Waiting tie danger 70 which persons exposed -
ordinary Spirii Tampa
For churches and places public bes where yzD0r-
gas n Giles Is not 10 Use, the above Lamp all Oers
AL vessels sod BY he subscriber contain LIQUID gas a.
well ls a. ms spirit Lamps provided with JenainE-s
Patent safety 50 hat none OF he Will IN cOnse-
qleace Oi sneir Use b-ccEe csnddses Tor the Hospital
Keepers Of hotels and boarding houies well aware Of
n g'rai silDun Of damage sustained by sying OH from
amps Dlt are deferred from using spirit the expo
-nre OF careless servants bat b -s.s he Lamps and
,es u N -noscrior no unpleasant Consequences
Appreciated.
The following letter from lie well Known Chemist Pro,
lessor Mapes VII b. evidence n lie truth u The foregoing
s's.rfn mt 40 10 tie security Of he Lamps, &C.
MA IhAALks STARE, JR--lr-f have examined ih.
Linp invented by Mr. }. Jennings you requested The
ra<rnenI is Vel cacu ai--i prevent H.. material 10
Ae Larp ana hl-f from being lzn'ieI while filing the
LaiAp 70 me vicinity VI raue mean. a.rn 90 prevent
rApo-ion being similar % that used 10 Dlvy. saiefy Lamp
l11 can De no doubt thar Z Is rue sale
-'-al; Oanphenr or syint Gas Lamps In
=, TUT respectfully. Is zLc1) JAS. J. MAPES
Rev orr, sept llth, ls45
Tue AOfe mentioned ARTICLES with Webbs superior Cam
Ph-he' 'or sale by CHARLES STARR. JL
. III fgltOl-rt.
During The Far OF the American institute specimens 81
'hr Lamps may he seen In the cloth room. which pnrc
pally lighted With hem Og 5tssIm
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tet-~k-. Chrs. COudefE Dr 4. q. Porter, No 40 81
I'h Marks Place. VIII reopen their School the lat 81
september
Becfcs prupeng scholars FOR College they give such par
ucuar attention 10 e study ans practice OF The FRENCH Thai
Dr hr as sixteen years ths institution has been Ia op-rs
ton there IL no Instance Of pupils who could not -pras
French fuently after ysar- in this School
The French ami Spanish guage. part Of the r-gu-
cour-c OfnsrlcuOn IN thu school
German also taught # red tor which extra charge
saade. sn2s BIN
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sears. Mrs.

IIVI1r, MI-s IaTU-
line
fireman, Air. Freu
CtE
Thompson, Miss II
A
Th0nlkins, Mis.F So
th.r
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Taylor, francis B.
Thatcher. d. 4.
Taylor. 7 q.
Taylor. Cspt g. ~
I'M. Il i. II.
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(JEtnANIC-, INSTITUTE Evening

vi French Department. No. u ChaTbers-st Professor
Basset i about organize his evening classes Do French
Tor the ensuing season. No II Chamhcsst for pupils r.
siding down and az bis residence, 80 Hlasonsi te
5h door above - Luke Church. Tor those living up town.
By bis method, pupils acquire French pfAcucay ana
sfsmmaucaily without much study This system : the
of years Of research The pupils tnd themseve. r.
eved frrm the task of hours study 70 tive minutes
No books used except read and translate In
three thorough knOyf OF French j. oh
ained Please apply for further Information al No II
Chambersst the Institute under Guy Hal. Or
isj HldsOu-sL ~ saw I'm
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DERTH AMBON SEMINARY

L narcsl ami -sscaLParrrfs haVin- sons oi correct
habits and DESTROYS ~ improvement io whom they would
secure thorough propagation for college or business are
respectfully invited inquire 1fer le merits OF Old, n-
surur0n.
The Principals manly sociuu> 10 ma rttn hiln sitad
sri 0f character srl scholarship l lr school sh ro
pupils who cannot be- induced fo sa 10 such STANDARD -
should any such hs reviewed they vii De- removed scn
known.
Tn importance OF sofgOvenn-nt. and Of ihsi high So
re- peel All regard Tor rtgA which base, and shrink
from a wicked scl0u. = much insisted upon
The pupils -re1 under roo Snd ~ a. he sain-
table with The families 81 the Principals snt every 8en on
promote their personal comor. vel - lci
rapd aivcnctrri 10 a hat ca 70 hem Tor elevated Ice
fliness ant honorable distinction in iii-
Therncipal- long devoted themselves 10 ihr In
errtns and responsible work 81 Instruction. and from past
experience and feel themselves warranted in
m he sustaining puhc hat ih- reasonable expects
ton. 81 hcr patruus Will i-c July rea -.
The provisions ~ The Institution AFFORD unusual facilities
for p aasurr aud safety bathing IL
The .ocauon i peassn', and proyehiay heaihf. and
daily access bic 10 Newly rk ard Ptisfepfa by steam
host ana railroad
Ts-ru7i per session OF :, weeks Tor board ant tuition
- ifn t.r- use oi books. for all En-ush studies
The " inter session wucommeuce On " edne-iay Nov >
Circulars with testimonials and reference. may ~ had
a. re book Oh. ; Taylor. rs Nassau - sd koN.u
Carter 81 Cana =, N-w-fors. rot te Principals
r WOOOBAtDGF.
WOODBRIDGE.
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NEw-EN6LASD AND NIRGINIA.-A large number
Of Ncw-England and Now-NOrk farmers have.
within a few years gone into Virginia principally
Fairfax county and purchased the waste land, that
IT, the land exhausted by bad cultivation They
have gone To work in the New England style, with
their own hired" help, and are rcdceming the soil.
and bringing back the means of wealth which
Providence placed in the bosom OF the earth The
success of this enterprise has been beyond all cx
pectaiion. The grateful earth responds bouniiiullv
To the Kindness of the husbandman, and moi drop
falls from his brow. thai does not promote the fer
tty Of the soil A correspondent of the Acxan.
dra Gazette who is n close observer of this nroad
upon the manners and customs of the Nirginians.
has written a series of admirable papers upon the
improvements made, and recommends that Nir
ginians shall adopt the mode of life. and encourage
the means of labor which proves 20 be- so cmncnily
successful to their new ncighbors. He thus con.
cludes one of his essays;
"Of late years. we have had frequent appeals
to the people of Virginia To initiate the citizens of
the Northern States in the Improvement of our
natural resources by the construction of Railroads
and Canals the establishment of manufactures the
improvement of our Agriculture and the extension
of our commerce But are prepared TO adopt
the means essential To success Are we willing To
bring up our children Ia wait upon themselves ?
Can we substitute hired help for servilc Deepen
dents VIII we promote the mechanic arts by en-.
couragng our sons 10 learn them And shall we be
able 10 discard those prciudices by which honest
labor has been depressed and false notions of gen
tility engcndcrcd amongst US"
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I pfon. Joseph,
Vars, John

Nngul, +.
Nandew orAing
Capt H.
Vail, j. ".
ailelIina. Sig
Haileiie. Henry
NOsbargh. Robert
Ninceli, Huntsville
|Neiier, o. II.
Nlrgn, samuel :.
Naa Dyck.CornisH.
Van Dyck, JnO Sd
Van Nalkeuiurgi,
Dixon
AN Nrss. Capt ia
vif
Van Norleu. ID.
Van PeltAiiItch-n
an \ -ghton, Capt
II. ~.
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,I,uE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Classes are being arranged AZ me once p' W fA1 "t
venherg Esd No. IS Ccur-st by n. Erhefr, lulgT oi
\ PhRA>f-BOOk IN ENGLlSH AND GERMAN
Private classes formed By Ladies' Grnilemcn aronE
themselves Will bee attended by r. Tine terms OF - for
quarter Of p Lessons Apply 20 r. al Go, above oac.
D.N
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Ri ORDER al lion VILLAIN Paunei~s, Recorder
- me Cty Of Albany, notice r, hereby gyn al IN a4fs
mcnt has issued against DE esnie Of Thomas W lyman
nonresident debtor and lint the VIII be- sold for NJ
payment Of lis debts uness e appear ana discharge auI
attachment according tO law, within nine months ron y
hr-i publication Of fhs notice; AMI that tie payment ~ a
dais due D. him by residents Of . STATE, add the feiFeT
% hn N Dr hs Use Of any properly within his sisr Dr
~ io him. and the transfer Of any such property by hm ~
forbidden by law and void Dated Albany JIne Is l5th
DEAN & SEWLAND,
tell ia-y9nc AtfOrnie- FOR ATTACHING creditor
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LIRL-PKOOF s4!amaIler sAi.-.--ltis ge.-t1ys.
fact hat no Sale previous ~ the great ire u Dscsp
l6S) had been invented capable vi resisting he "a.
pfpdlcrd ~ me burning % single slofcIJ.sr-D.A =.
WHICH, however The great and valuable dl-coYry =, =,
sa'ananser Sale VIA made, and IA. been psienss
Wilder and tue sl. manufacture and sell 10 ms s~
purcna-9d Dy lie subscriber -.
The recent triumphant results In he burning q M ,.
bl-dings, ana IN the great cOnfagfaton % jay -
ms cry and others equally satisfactory, hs< induce.
~ MAKE and offer iJr arice called lmfv,s s-s
manier safes, IN violation Of ins patent a~, sne Wv ,s
suns have been commenced against tbs msn.iaeg - a
agents and should they fail % respond % he nllfy
The Pstenee suits viii BE- extended % the pvfca.ss -,
hose having them Ia use, ihey beng equally isoe. -
Phli ps On Patents word % ne ~se rIts,,s.-
;. 4. HERRING. 1873 war; -
~ B-Gsy.ors D@ano'-, Scouts, snd otsrr 'eo0o"'-~
Chests Jr sale al one ili u TIE g!1sl cOs- ,,,
few Saamand-r Safes made IN imitation 81 M r. 81 =
can be seen AMI compared with he reai sftfe sha.v
sold loW. OF ma
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-es.lln u VIZ snd WIS. An o lll'T N'I70 IF T7s
and Girls. IN Kent c. will commence Nov. l-lh The
number OF pup-is limited twelve. Boys Will be hited
Tor college their studies VIII be- adapted - the des sns of
their parents AZ 10 tntir fIm-e pursui'- Terms-he
divided into Oi - we each All expenses
except books S6n per References Miss Catherine
" seigwck De addressed by letter 40 NlntrsL uf
Lemon. Mass. M. GnI Mrs Chare- >ed.vlcs, LrLoN,
Mass. Theodore >eigwiCA, EsQ % W al - d. Felri
Pratt - Lib,rty-st Roicrck Srdgwics. T. West Wash
ngion place John >osson ESQ PeasL \ q. tiaNton,
., Grovost H. John >tdsvick, [. :. 4 frot Henry
White d. d. 81 FihsL Circulars can be- obtained Of either
,ff n. r.t.,a.. 3fqW3Ns
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Am CASKS Sorristown and Phrnix On, NJ.
Wen Assorted, for sac by JAS n OLNEY
VIZ 80 q Wsslsl
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THE TOWN CLOCK 1;
Or, Merchants and Strangers Register.

~ TUT rowN CLOCK A>p MHSCHANTS' AND SrRsN-
@ss> REGISTER IL published every dsy ~ o'clock and
sod By Ncwsnoys In al parts of civ - far the IN
dusry snd application OF the conductors of h- enterprise
together with liberal eNpend lure OF means will enable
ueuio accomplish H. the ktClsrEs viii be made attractive
ADJ vsusble Merchants ell ~ convenient and useful
10 Strangers Price ONE CENT
10 AOVERItst NfNrS inserted :. are for every
insertion, payable always in advance Steamboat Rail
Road and STAGE and o.-r Travelling advertisements Ia
price. II per line. Communications such ~ ar.
not cNceplonae. Will be Inserted II :. ger inc No
Communication inserted unless paid ior
~ For insertion Of MARRIAGES BisrHs AMI Dr,rHs.
not exceeding line l21 cents
q Carriers Book is placed in the Office Of the
TRIBUNE, where Merchants and others who desire this
paper 20 be regularly eit Al their pisces Of business vii
please leave their address.
IT'ADvEErislNENrs for The REGISTER mast Re sent 10
he occ Of The TEEVNE BY % o'clock IN The morning %
ensure thsr insertion on The same day
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>eftfff ffffNfs HrN ffei 'ait -ftlf AttA
The shove D.. published pursuant % he noree 81 ~ Se
rotary oi State AID the requirements % lie >ste IN sneA
case. made AID provided Tor. NM JONES, >herT
oi be City ani Clauiy OF New lors-
~ ~. t'- public nevspaners in ne County VII pub
isl ne spoNr once in each wees Until he ktcAun, sn
thea hand IN their hs tor atvrrsIrg he same. .as
hey may oe sid before De Board o>upersors sld pss.
for payment
So Rev >,Antes vol chapter w. He S. article So
psri =. pace "a sui. DN>-'uM lawt\ovf
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Dt ORDER Of he Honorable Frederic A. Talmsdge
- Recorder Of the City OF New Ork notice hereby Wv
en-, pursuant io the provisions Of he statute au0fsng al
ttchnenis against nonresident debtors, that aattuen
has Issued against the estate Of GEORGE LOCKWOOD,
laiey resident Oi Massachusetts,, and that he VIII D"
sold Tor r payment Of r debts unless he appear and as
charge such mont, accOriingtO law, within n0nlt
from lhe hfst public iiiOu Of s notice. and hat he payment
Of any debts due io him by residents Of is Stale All W.
delivery O ilm for has us ~ any properly winan ms
st- beon ging him. ami te transfer any such proper
y by bun loT1ddcn by Jaw, and feyold-Daiei e %
day uf April l8f5 HARVEY 4. WEED,
N .-il.c La MN mn. NM Ia
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NrOTits : hereby given, uiAi Wrt 81 Attachment
y sgansl the good. AMI chsieis, nights and c-eti.
ne- ana risris and tsnemeris OF DAVID Nour To
rsio : Morre Daniel l. Morrcli partners irslns IN ne
ngr- co., Moueli Co" absent dthtors, TOR NE sum
tvcuiy thousand dollars. 20 pcN o lfesfsss on me sse
linon promises sf fle >rlf.f Thomas Gamer mi jane.
sarner. Partners trading n thu name o Gamer Co
.sa-d at the Cin,uii Court 81 he County oi inside
~y ih- sale of N"v-Jefssy rrurnshe "a ue Term C
August 10 the year Lon eighteen hundred and triy
i've ami las daily served hy he >hcnt 81 ssii county
y BOORAfM ClrrS
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NOrIt 4

NOTICE. hefr1y gwen, tn.t VIM ~ .Iachr.rni
" against toe goods sud csattes, rights ,nd credlf.
monry and siec. slis and eu~trrnis oi David Morrr
an ,h..r ,i.b,r Tor Toe slm thousand dol
plea Fre-gsss s lse upon promises Al re sui ~
Charles \ BIsiry. Ben Graham and k'etsd has.ucs
uuar partners trading undcr NJ name aud trin ~ ~ b.
lev Graham i Co va- -.urI oui of tr tircni No4n
fhs County 0f NIdics~N IN tie Stale oi Ncw-Jefsey,
arnsble o. ih, Term at August the wear c our Lori
.h.e.n hunir.i AMI forts i've ard b,rn duly seres
hy th- >herf of said County y. 80 lhAtM, .,.rrk
J,f. Van pNNr Attorney. - isNSm
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STOVES. Brass and Iron Railing Sc.-The subscribe. :
- would inform ther ends and the public In general isl
they have commenced manufacturing Stoves al eir old
ahishe'l store No S5ii Wser-sL where viii be found
great yarriy consisting n part Of the following:
The Economist and knicker00cker Cooking Stoves for
coal or wood The patterns iar those Stoves being
M BE- found 70 IL much closer an he ordinary STOVE and
hey are WARMED % bake vel
P-ice- Air r ghi Cooking Stove, FOR wood coal, viii
he found ~ combine more advantages than any other yet
constructed having The IRE chamber elevated. enabling lie
oven 70 extend tir whole SIZE VI LIE bOuOm VI s Stove
AMI warranted tO bake well Persons about 10 purchase
would d. well ~ examine this Stove there sucn var
~ 81 sizes la BE qrce need be ~ hincraLce ~ The small
e.. f-lli.es purchasing.
Doctor Jen.s' celebrated Patent Premium Par.orssi all
Stove.
Radiator and single Cylinder Stoves AID Ba.es Air
t. and Orce Stoves. One and Two hole furnaces Hat
lers and Ta.ors stoves Stove Pipe and Elbows. Toge-
her VII. general assortment Of Bras ard Iron Railing
kc.kc
AL Of which vii vii be sold wholesale and retail at III.
9west prices, a. Sl Wa,er-.L between Beesman-sL and
feeS alp. MPHERSEN GUEST.
Nr~-iork August 49, ls5a suls -0dsni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
l,ITi BANK OF Baaalo.- Noace I. hereby gwen lhal

EITi BANK OF BghalO.-NOuce Is hereby gwen that
- there Will tes sale by public suction, le Merchants
Exehang IN the cily Of Buffalo. "Wednesday, e twelfth
dsy Of November NJ ten O'Clock In The forenoon thai
day. OF all The uu-Od property claims and effects of the City
Bank OF Buffalo The sid property, claims and effects,
amounting nomnsy "a about -JCJ, cOnsi. Of promsOry
notes drs, bills exchange, Jul gpents railroad ,tOcs
bonds sGd mortgages, es-rhod and lots OF and
Buffalo. and n Cleveland, ONO City Huron and Toledo,
State OF Ono
The real and leasehod estate in Buffalo estimated al
from JHo'1 n >Al.ur.
The prns pal assets cut OF Buffalo are
80 shares OF Ene and Kalamazoo Railroad stock
90 do vi LocAp0n and Niagara Falls Railroad
Mortgages on property IN Cieye and, ONO Guy and Hu.
ron io CIy tank. by Isaac ;. smith and John b. Macy
decree for sac mortgage water lot ID Ohio City
property appraised in 1913 al = 80.
Two iud gInens sinst s- Fast Boston Timber Company
nf about -a00 and discounted bills for about 500 of
-Irdry persons m Boston
House and lot called the Newton House In Franklin.
Vile. Cs'taf.ggus County
In- terms Of sac vii b cash
Printed -chu.es Of Tie assets will - ready for delivery
Two weeks before the sale for which and Tor Information IN
rrgsrt o he assets apply 10 Aberts Merrill No 4G Msin-
= Buffalo Albany Oct o, loii O. W. NEWELL,
OF f.D1Wx2rSW Receiv.r