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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-04

CHEAP TABLE CUTLERY-The subscriber respect
Om!y informs his friends aid the public, that lie con-
.tantly keeps hand, at his Cheap Furnishing
store choice assortment Of Table ard Tea Knives, from
5, 81 IS ~ per and Carers and Stees 10 MATCH
and iue OF Pocket and Pen Knives. Aise
German Silver and Britannia Tea and Table spoons, ard
4 good assortment Of Britannia Ware such Coffee and
Tea Pots Lamps OF various patterns and sizes, &c. &c
Ao Tin and Japanned Ware. and Tea Trays OF various
sizes and qualities. Also, Hardware and .IiolowwAre,
such Pots, Kettles etc, Sadirons Brass Kettles, ETC.
Carpenters Tools cheap and Of the hest quality such rs
Planes, Csels ETC. Nails, Locks Carpet Tacks, ETC.
An excellent variety also Of WOODWARD and Baskets,
such Tubs Pals, Wash-bOards, Clothes Horses, Wooden
Bowls ant Choppng Trays Broos. Cradles Basket Chairs,
French Travelling Baskets ETC. Carpet straw aud split
Bags, Likewise, Brushes Of almost every kndCioih
and Hair, Scrub and Paint and busting Brushes Aso,
Fire Teeth and French Dressing Combs etc. etc.
Please call AZ T. T. JoHSsTos's, 3 Catharne-stree:,
where You vii. lind -. excellent assortment and all very
low. K. r. JOHNSTON, IS Catharine-street
y. =. Toys Of al descriptions, a. wholesale and retail
dc 3mys
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Di ORDER Of Hon. Elias Ransom, First JGd-e Of the
10 County Courts Of the County OF sagarn and Counsel
iorat-Law III the supreme Court notice ~ hereby giye
that attachment has Issued against the estate OF oil Ben
jDptt Degne nonresident debtor and that the viii
sold for the payment OF his debts unless hc appear and
discharge such attachment according 10 law within inc
months from the rst publication OF this notice. and that
the payment any debts due him by residents oI ihis
state and the delivery to lin his Of property
belonging him. and The transfer o! any
such property by him, forbidden by law and are void
Dated Lockport Angus; 18th, lo4i. j. c. coLIoS,
nuga0 lawgm VIII. Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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CooD SITUATIONS FOR BUsINEss-rers0ns about

StooD SITUATIONS FOR BUSINESs-PersOns about
W 70 enter Business informed that they can OBJ
tain immediate possession OF Stands in the Partisan Bazaar
No. 4ig Broadway, Grand.street which consist OF
Counters GiaS, Cases the sale OF Dry Goods, Nil
linery, Furriers Articles. Hats and CAPS, Watches and
Clocks Silver and Plated Ware Lamps and Chandeliers
Cutlery, China ard Glass Ware P0cketboeks Maps, sta
tonery. Annals and Other books, Canes and Umbrellas
Perfunier Furnishing Articles, Ladies' shoe Store Toy
do Ready Made Linen Thread Needle Store, and ioE
every description OF aea: goods.
This * perhaps one OF lie best opportunities for persons
OF small capital or OF er friends starting them INTO busi
ness II very small risk. The Bazaar IS heated and hght
ed by the Proprietor. FOR turtle: particulars apply al The
Bazaar.
y B-A separate entrance will be made to ;he Caller
and Rooms on the second story. which viii be le; Tor o-
inery and Dres. Making, Portrait and Miniature PANT
-. o. l. i6
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE, Mar. ).

At Baltimore the business In Stocks has been light
State SIX per cents 10 79t; Five per cents Sterling 6e
7os; City ak per loi! loll Coupons and CeIui.
cstes Of Iuteres, the public debt lively 10 tor
1872; soa q for ls43 rs so for ls4l The Money Mar
No, Is quiet and Bank freely discount all paper offered
having not over months TO matJre, Apprehension OF
further shipment OF coin 10 Europe appears 10 have sub
sdei Sterllug Bills rule 9i 10, and the supply mi:
adequate demanI, which moderate only AnSleg
Gam 40l Bremen 49,.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

No. SPsUcE-SraEET.
CAUTIoS-The subscribers, finding there is set OF m
Oprincipied fellows. who the habit OF selling Shades
Of an nieTor quality prporting 20 come icoIn ef manu-
th2 ON This date they wi! DC found only at No spruce
street. where they have Of The most splendid assof
renis which cogd be collected They warrant their shact
10 wash They will 10. curl or crack, they use nothing
bn: OIL coIors. (Ihey 20 open ten ard twelve cases
day often Advertised oy others-that being TOO much
hun buggery-here being such thing as cases OF -haes
But thev keep more SHADES on hand than eli the other
sto-es In the eity and they are all manufactured under
the- own personal direction. Any person can, b. choosing
their owl! views have ;hern copied correctly.
On hand pairs q correct copies OF some Of the mos.
celebrated Cathedras IN Europe.
Signs Banners and interior Decorations done IL
re. not 20 be srsse. Trimmings OF al kinds cheap
shades shown with the greatest pleasure 70 visitors II
thew DO Dot bur (7fIE) BARToL & DE NAUSY
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-1ccr-rny ,rDPfCF Z SPENCE, No Il E-change
IVA ~ ,ce o1ter for sale
- 4A's '-''' ~ corros# GOODS
5o os rprSrs from the Arasr1can Print WORKS a. Fall
~ Riyer CONSISTING Of !ch Cnln;z Lsh; Yarcies >
80 !. rol< PIsfe. Lawn Plates Two glu4s
GO a. 20
,so =, pS,x-s f-or, the lodi ana other WORKS CON-
''O w ,,,r eIgtt Plate Black and white black and
-r-1,c
20 Y.,,y, s,,,r-,,c. c,1 c.re-,x,s ,.,,iors
Nv ~ - ~ o,,,r,Iss
,oo ,as rs Str1t,og TIariito, c,ro-on ~ Hart
wv N' ,a-5 FsTI f51y,.- ~, o.I,rr ETras
IN, IL, : ISsnu, t,,.r.~fx,.
,S0 a. GrTox c,,sax,ros =; ~. 20 ar, a. inch wide
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hRY GOODS ar BAEGAINs.-rhe subscribers take
~ this opportunity Of informing the Ladies Of y. York.
&C. that they are now prepared offer great bargains In
Dry Goods their stock consists in part Of Broadciohs
Csss!rneres ard Sa,uets BonbaZnes. Me-inoes and Al
paccas, Linen Sheetng Table Linen, Towelins, Napkins
Diapers Cashmere dc Lakes GinshaEIs, Prints &c
Cotton SheeBgs and ShEtass and al oihef styles oil SEA-
soIMble Goods Ide are invited TO call and examine their
stock and make themselves acquainted with their prices
before purchasing elsewhere. " D. GREGORY q co.
ito l5j Sp-iug-st.
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pAssENGERs SAILED.

In pacle. ship Iictoria for Lopd0a-Wm Hall, Bost0
Cooley, Jas Dickinson. George Dickinson and George
Bush, OF Massachusetts George SAUNDERS. Snuo! Sau
ders Bep Saunders and Lor OF New York; Is Eaton
o: ohio John Foster, OF Canada; Mr. STUART OF London.
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Ever your grateful mend,
DE- ara,y JOSHUA d. HORSEY.

CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CLochs.-TAE
u subscriber who was awarded Diploma al the New
YORK state Fairs OF 1872 and 1913 for the best toned
Church Bell and Diploma ;or Town Clocks, exhibited at
the Fair Of the American Institute In October last, IS now
nrsnnre n his Fouudryat West Troy Newf furnish
h nj from, % 10 10000 lbs made OF the best materials,
and warranted to stand ard peaseastens 20 them
improved Cast-Iron YoSes with Movable Arms The In
cresng demand bis Bells IS the best evidence that can
No en Of th.lr excellence Orders have been received
from the Canadss and almost all the States and about 400
have been furnished different places IN the State Of New
YORK rom his Foundry. Town Clocks Leyclng and sur
veyin- Instruments, Copper and Brass Castings. &c &c,
OIL ON ANDREW MENEELf-
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e.I. FARM FOR SALE, or EXCHANGE.-For sale
s4 cx hanse iorprofecty in this city the well known
arm and TaverlStaud, containing about 100 acres
OF choi Farming Land (iormerly owned By Jonathan
Gidney ESQ u;ted the Coshccon or Western Turn
pike .! miles from Newbursh Orange Co. and bounded by
the Little Britain Road the South. The soil Is partiGu-
lary adapted The raising Of grain grass &C.. 80 acres
are tlable and under l- rate cultivation containing an
orchard Of excellent grated trut aud 10 acres OF good
woodland Tie buildings CONSIST of large tNo-sto-y
house with an addition In excellent order, and basement
kitchen under the addition large baTa, COOS sheds sia
bcs &c. Two wells convenient 20 the house ana sheds
that afford plenty OF the best of water What in small
degree enhances the value of this property is the mex
hasble qran.iyy the best limestone Guarres in the
country with u kin ready - Manufacture Either To-
farming place OF public business the location s dera-
bic rs It is easy access, steamboats, plying daily rom
Newburgh.
Apply to b. C. Wright, OF the premises; or to Wright.
Losee & Co. - Mcores;. NewiorS, where all norina-
ZION viii he given thaf is necessary. Jlsu.
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g~A TO LEr-Six OF the nine three story brick Houses
m IN sd street the st Avenue. built convenient,
-e7- with from, 10 Rooms each floor with closets
and nised basement wood houses large yards and csteTns
4 stable divided into three stalls, with hay lofts IN the
ofocI house. CIncn invited 10 examine tie above
Houses is they well adapted for their
To those tenant who wish hire iom the first of May
next immediate possession viii he given without ch
tina: date Keys ut said block. Apply toJ. 5. TREAD
WELL, Uphose:er. b19 Broadway, near Amtty
llf Inn
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ARRIVED

cslrora, Saach, Richmond, Allen y fsAson
ARRIVED.
Ship Caharine, Barry, days irom Charleston Gotten
and rice 10 Sutton.
Brig Carolina Sherwood, days ron Chaf.cSton cotton
&c 10 Durham s Dmou.
Brig Francis Beck, Siaespale, IA days from New o.
leans produce 10 master
Brig Ann barney, Mix, from Kingston, Jar adsc, 20
Edwin Bartlett.
RSSchr Belle MoMsth days from Norfolk Cotton sc
Sturyess Y Cleaiman.
Schr Eiea Perkins Fensley, 80 days from SSal, hides
SC 10 falTulo.
sehr ufred Thorne Sanford. days from wIlmi stOu
naval 70 I Powell. Sailed In CO With brig Wn
Jones, FOR the West Indies.
Schr Zone Crowel. from Boston, pdsc.
Schr Waterloo nom LOhec, plaster
Schr oyoca. SQu!res, scsa York RIVER oysters
Schr Senj Penn!mon, Hatfield from Virsiuia oysters.
Schr Isaac Rave, IRON Virginia. oysters
Scir Dove, Williams, from Berlin Del corn 10 3 y Fox
Senr Select, Johnson, Scwbern NC naval stores 10
Mitchell, sailed in company with schr Ann harmon fer
New York.
sear Thompson. Weeks, Newecrn NC ana the Bar,
cotton sc TO waring * SON.
sehr Boston, Sn,iea. NewSesn, NC, naval stores
schr Cornela, Nns'un Baltimore, cora, bound to Prov.
sehr Delaware FORBES, Plymouth, NC, corn AID cotton,
10 Bryapt s Maitland
schr Elisha Brooks, Bush York River.
DISASTERS &c.
The brig Moaeyan ashore at Absecs=i6, 1t IS expected
win be gotten or Part Of the caryo arrived yesterday-
The steam pyup has been sent down TO pump her ont.
Tho yoss. reported ashore NJ Cape Cable coast OF Nova
Scotia proves to be the barQae paReaa Robertson, cm
Clyde. for Savannah
New brsS Guadaloape Of Brunswick, (ee:o:e Tepc-;c3
msns) was Insured in PORTLAND proaahy for Soa, $1,000
-cargo lumber, insured IN Boston tog S2sGa.
wHALERS, SC.
schr EXCHANGE. ofsnd from Plymouth Dec L. was seer
l4ih ut a. anchor under Mona Issad having been On
shore-ao particulars.
Arr a, Sac Harbor. 2s;h. ship Tuscany, Godsey. NV
Coast, 1901 bo,s oil.
\ letter from sarque Pacific, Merrhew. FaiThayen, r.
ports hor Sandwich Islands, Oct s, wi: 1889 b3 o
homeward bound.
SPOKEN
ssh inst II y ship Sper;sn. OF the Co,eraaes,
feD 10, 40 miles ~ Ter ne Passes Levant III.
Jamaica, for New orseaas
FOREIGN foi7s
sissi Feb l2-BiiS Ansc-s. nc;sa Sar u 1ary
Adams ron Georgetown, &C
A, Port su Prince. Feb II, brig Republic. - @-N
A. ciepfuccos Feb l. Navarro. FaIc from and To- S,u
York, days Eugene Skinner, Lon Boston Tor ~ aosS,
days -, r.. 80,
Boston, days; Royal Sailor, Young. Tor Iors, ids
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GOAL am now receiving ish and large surely Of the
y best qua!y Of Peach Orchard Coal and Will sell al these
nd need ric for cash, that j. Stove and Nut. u; Egg and
Broken 60 r ton yesed the best order from the ard
cor Of Hias aud Greegw ch us. - 80 ,.-,,,,-
fup~ t.IE y.
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FEEp'E L. yULTEE. Deputy Sh rfn
Dated New Y ork. January 2sth. I'D lAZ5 Iamoc

S,HERIFF's sALE.By virtue Of VIII Of hefi iat,
y q. me directed and Delivered viii expose for sale VI
the yetue OF The CITY Hail. "wednesday, the 5ih Gay
Of March next at IL II. all the right, t;e aud nte:.
which James Kyle and Margaret Kyle had Oh me ii. -
n, Sep.crber ss or n any time afterwards, la "A0e
i qoeyer the same may ~ OF 1T and 20 al that cerll
] nsrce or let OF land and premises situated, lying an
fln in the Ninth ward Of the City OF New York oouHoee
rberIy in front by HamnoEdstreet % feet ~ ncaes,
- ,he a.,erv eide by Hudson-streei 20 feet nches
sGuthery in the inches and on the westerly ~.
nom the reaI 10 Hamn nd-steet - rect, BIZ ire SA
more or less, ard now known az No 90 hammond
t The sare pre1n.e. which were conveyed by GeoIss
Iarg!or Storcr and william Van Hook, Executors o. H
vi Burdor deceased 10 Thomas Kyle by deed 49,. -
date the 23i Of April 1925, and duly recorded IL l'e -,
ters Office OF the Cy and County OF New iofA' u L'
1879 Of conveyaaces, page 353, APRIL %. ls25
-, r. .. ~. 2i i;aw5w
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THE TRIBUNE.
From III. Lowell Courier.

HONOR TO VERMONT.
rb.,s apoeared, not long ago, In one OF the pa
,sr, nnblished at Washington, The following para.
graph:
The Pe.iden, eec; received a, Wa'ns;oa By CS 6,
49,, were in OF the annexation of exAs Ever state
except Vermont aud one could be iound
tom tn.t State who favored Annexation.
Whereupon lady Of Lowell. threw oil the to!-
owing spirited lines:
GLORY To OLD VERMONT She stands
Where Freedoms star hath never set,
Though dim It's light IN other lands,
# shlneth on her mountains yet.
Right faithfully and aoby still,
Her free-born sons Their b.Tth-rght keep.
And from each towering rock and hill,
Her stern alarum soundeth deep.
She will not write her unstained name
Upon the scroll winch adds one more
To those strong links in Slavery's Cham,
Too CALLING in It's power before.
And when WAS heard rdllylng call
For Slaverys hep-Ho who Will come
From out her Northern citadei!-
Almighty voice made answer-none.
Then honored be her name 10. aye.
The good aad true Green Mountain State,
Hers be the fame which cannot die
OF being truly, no5iy great.
God keep her ever thus--a land
Where Freedom hath her siIonses; towers,
Where brave, free men may proudly stand,
And say-lhis mountain home Is ours
Locsa, FEB. g. 1915. u. l. b.
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g. IN PER ToN.-PEACH ORCHARD COAL.
o0OhED ASH, diseharging ron boats, constantly
broken and Esgs;cve and Sut-deive,ed as above .see
Schuy!kill, Liverpool and sidney Coal. Apply 10
T. STOKES DICKERS0N,
dloa lo7 An;hony-st. near Broadway Tabernacle.
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IN PURSU NHCE OF an order OF the Surrogate Of the
q County Ut Neyl uk notice hereby given 10 all per-
sons having claims against ELEANOR WOOD, late OF the
City Sew-iork, widow deceased To present tile same
with tile vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber at his store
No. - Bever-sreet the City Of ScwYorS, Oh or be-
fore the nineteenth day of June next. Dated Ncw-ioTk
the 10Th day December, lsii
an awGmt THOMAS DENNY Executor.
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stHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue Of writ OF hert iaca1,
- 10 me directed and delivered Will expose 10 sale on
wednesday, the twelfth day OF March next, at ~ o'clock "
M the yestbue Of the City Hall u tile CRY of Newfork.
ALI the right title and Interest of Caleb Hyatt which lie
had on the twentyseveth day OF December one thousand
eight hundred and NJ any time afterwards of
In and 10 all that certain lot o ground in the Seventeenth
late Eleventh Ward the City Of New-York, which Y
known and distinguished Map, showing ciyispiS&
part OF the real estate late Nicholas William Stuyvesai,
cecca ed among his heirs situate In the Eleventh Ward OF
the City OF cw-Yo.k led the office Of Register Of the
CITY and Comfy New York, the oath day d April
1886 By the number 2:G two hundred and Eoriy-s1, and
is bounded Is follows by the said Map: norhery, IL
front. b. EGycnh--,reet Eisterl, side. by lot
laid said Map number 245; southery, Ia the
rear, by land rot laid cut into lots on sail Aap and west
erly the ether SIDE, By lot number 24j OH aid MAP De-
Ing on the uorteTy -e Of Eleventh street. between fHs-
avenue and StGyvesaRt-stEeet, containing, IN mont ana
rc4r twenty-five feet. and IN length, Oh each SIDE ninety
four feet ten nches The sid lot being OF several o
conveyed Thomas Morre by Daniel z. lnsTahaia ana
Isaac L. Yaan Commissioners for oaniDg certain iaos
the United States, By deed dated the fourteenth osy u
February one Thousand eight hundred and iofy alG re-
corded in the Office Register Of the City and C0Gniy ',
Ney-York lber i0t Of Conyeyance page aoI the go
day Marcn l5i0 together with che heredi;snet' anu
appurtenances .hcreunto belonging Or IN any WISE apP
tanning. WILLIAM JONfS 0's'N.'
FEEp'E /. YCLTEE. Deputy sh rih
Dated New York, January 2eth, isi5 jas id"0c
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SCENE Yiilage Tauern-Two travellers DIVE
up and order peck of oats Tor their morse.
FIRST Traoeler .-Diawing towards Inc stove,J
Landlord, see you haye no bar' do you keep the
Striped Pig
Landlora-Not exactly, but keep tame Fox
Second Traueter. Cant we see hun
landlord Certainly Walk this way gentle
men: Iaking them 10 room in the rear and snow,
ing them The table loaded with choice llquors,}
what will you take, gentlemen
Travellers %, nothing, nothing at all we only
wished TO see the crtttnr vermont Enron.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

FORT on NEw. YoRK...................MAEcn .
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CLEARED.
Ship Louisiana. Emery, isbon. Elwell s Co.
Bf,s Augusta, Sherwood, savannah. StNSes> < Clear
man
Schrs AleQuash Kiburn 2ampioo, Back s Peters; Tus
c,rora Smach Richmond Allen y PlAson.
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INDIA RUBBER sHoEs-iA, subscribers still CON
1tCue to mauoacure srety Of India Rubber Shoes
aud Overshces Including The celebrated Ine;allcuhte Over
shoes which will rot s;ilIea in the coolest weather India
Rubber Cloth carriage tops &c Macintosh Goats Ccaks
aud Cares. Life Preserves POnchnS LrgEirs Mems
Womens and LAildrens Rub5ers-LiGed and FU Trimmed
Rubbers for sale by the dozeG, retail prices
SUI, all purchasers
Warehouse Of the Newark y j. India Rubber Factory 50
Maiden Lane. mn HUTCHINSON X RI NAoN
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TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
No SPRrcE-SraEET.
(THIRD SToEY)
GAYLORD Il WANDER
Are prepared 20 execute Binding for BoOK- SELLERS
PUBLIC LIBRARIES, and private individuals
y B-P2rdcu2r attention paid 10 rebindiag old Books
Periodicals. Music &C. IN good style aud Il reasonable
Pc visiting the city can have ter books Eebouad II
short notice. i23u
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MANUFACTURERS WAREHOUSE.
A. H. MALLORY. No 70 Pine. cor. Wiliiam-s; y !.
Iy,S CONSTANTLY on HAND and Tor sale l gene
II 4l assos;ment Of Manufacturers articles such as
p;olers,r,g Reed, SatireJ Wars
I-,r... J,yipe shuttles Revolving Temples
Pill Ain. Pickers Sperm and Olive OIL
Roii.r .nth Bobbrs Comb Plate
E,-I rIn,Iio- I,cing Corb Cleaners. sc &c
ann, bic, Ar. offered ut the LOWEST PRICES for
cash ~ approved credit, Orders Tor the Mexican market
>cut-l with despatch. - ithtoG-
PERFIMERY AND SOAP WORKS DEPOT.
~ toupl Hotel. -, e., w..
Itosc soap IN Cakes, .1'-ndeI aud / iordA W a'eT'
Almond do Foreign Essences
Windsor aud all kinds Of M,casSnr OH
Funcy Soap Military SHAVING Soai,
Crystar candies for The East and West India markets.
Family Washing Soap; Vsriess'rd Bar SOAP: White Bar
Soap. JOHNSON, NRUOM X FOWLER
D. i'm. Manufacturers.
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C1Apx NPArri,ov 'tt'ys for Aitans credior, f2r 81

IN CHANCERY OF .NEWJERSEl;- .Uetwee!. trrsa
4 SrAuEu and joins NsN DYKE, surviving WceIrcTs ior
thu creditor, and siockholer, OF the Farmers aud Me
clanics' Bunk Of Ne~-BrvnsGick eamIl ainants, and
Joits f.uNiNrR GRAHAM and ENuLY NJ. GRAHAM. his
WIFE Discrimination Bill 70 o,cclo,e-lt Appearing
% this Cour; that the compliments have tiled their
bill IN the above ad thar process of subpont 10 1et
aud answer directed the defendants hath been rsuafi Ia
sued rtumsble tine Term of Jnuar, y D. 1888 bit tat
the defendants could be found ts 10 be- served
M and nave caused the agraSuce 10 be- entered
such proces, sd been daily served aud IT being
made appear by affidavit the Satisfaction OF h' Chan
celor tina the said lrirt6ali, 10 reside IN the State OF
New jersey. bat ~ the City OF Newly ok,
II hereupon this thirteenth day OF February, IA 'he
year Lord thousand EIGHT hundred and ioy.hye
moouof John Van Dyke Solicitor IT the cumptilantby
this order directed by The Chancellor that the sad abe deiri-
dan DO appear plead emur, to the complainant
bill before the first u-,diy of Apr next OF tls M
default thereof such decree be made against them the Chan
c-iOr shall ,hnt equitable aud Aud it i, further Or
dered that this order shall within twenty days hereafter be
served personally the said defendants by delivery OF
copy thereof them be published within the .sd twenty
DAYS The Friedman, newspaper printed at view bruno
wick this STATE, and continued Therein sly weeks sue
ccssyely least every week: and also within and Tor
the same lengh of time IN The Nk.W.fOItN TRIBUNE.
, newspaper printed III the Cily 81 New oIk ,,
\ true copy, u. y. Halls ID I.
= u ftMNGERf, Clerk. lbl law NV
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MI ACHINE EANDS.-The following unsolicited opin-
w ion Of India Rubber Machine Banding, COM
mend 10 the attention OF the interested.
Successor 10 The Roxbury India RAIDER CO.

Successor 10 the Roxbury India REbber Co.
.NoEwIcH Jan. Is. lS!5.-pcsr Sir: Above please find
draft -, io- -, the balance Of your accoun:
against We take pleasure saying tina, after iiil
fair trial your Rubber Banding that for the purpose
for which have used it, 10 drive heavy light machines
with band that II gives the fullest satisfaction.
Yours, very truly, MOSES PIERCE,
i23 Agent Norwich ElcachrE and Callendcring Co"
~ Il. CLAYTON X SONS have Tor sale NJ Their Ware
-. house No 81 John street mos; extensive
ment Printing. Writing, Envelope, coored and other
Papers Binders. straw Bonnet, BandboX and Trunk
Boards, Press Papers, SC.
Their seek Of Writing Papers adapted for Sa;ioners
use viii Ne found unusually extensive.
Constantly on hand
Book and News Printing assorted sizes, weights and quail
itcs.
Co!ored Medium, double DO and otaer sizes
Cover Papers various coors and weights, for Magazines
and Cheap Publications.
Ledger Writing, me and super DO blue and white,
ard laid.
Flat and Cut Caps, plain and ruled wove and laid blue and
White.
Letter ruled ard plan. white ard blue, and laid
packet Post, Commercial do fo!io 30, Bank 80.
Bank Note Paper, Tobacco DO, Envelope DO.
Shoe and Tea de- Straw Wrapping co, Palm Leaf 10.
Hardware and Cloth Papers IN great variety.
SIX and Log Paper Sand Pare. Stock Cartridge Paper.
Play Bill HStteTs, Blotng D;rsssts and Tissue Papers,
&c. &c.
Y B.-Parer Of every description made to order. jaa