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ARRIVED.

Packet ship Liverpool Eldridge I'm Liverpool 9Th Oct,
1ndse 10 Woodruff Minurns Oct 18TH lat 81 10 Ion
% 81 chip DIANA I'm Liverpool for Boston; 2sh lat
70 40. Ion 40 o., saw large iceberg.
Packet ship Argo, Anthony, I'm Hayre LIST Oct, mdse,
70 VIM Whiilock.
Ship South Carolina Hamilton 5 DIS FIN Charles ton
cotton, TO Goodhuc & Co.
Bark Isaac Brown, Mead, DIS I'm Savannah, to NJ
Demil 4 Co.
Bark Roya Gberson IS DIS I'm Malaga fruit &c TO a
Pool g. Co. Oct 25th, in hurricane I'm NE. shipped
which stove cabin and butwarks; experienced very
weather carried away main yard and received
other damage in hull sails rigging &c. Nov 4h, spoke
bark Mandarin, of Thomaston, hence. bound South.
Left barss Ring ldg, for York. Bcvs do for Boston
In few days.
Brig Copeland. Baker, I'm Malaga lst Oct, and Glib.
Yaltar Sd. TO VIM Nelson.
Brig Massachusetts, Collins. DIS I'm Newport ballast
Schr WolcotI Ryder. DIS I'm Boston.
Schr Champion, Ferris, DIS fm Norfolk.
Schr Mail Nichols DIS FIN Boston, mdsc.,
Schr Renown. Lowell dis fun Boston mdse.
Schr Peruvian. McDousa, fin Baltimore. pig iron
Schr w Kempton, Osborn, DIS I'M Norfolk, mdse, TO
Ssurges & Chairman.
schr Fawn Bea,on 26 ds FIN Jacmel mahogany TO A
C Rossre.
Schr Mail. Nichols Boston, mdsc to D Sprague.
Schr Star. -, Norwich, in ballast to master.
Schr loc, Wooster DIS i'm Passport plaster and aths
10 Seyus & Son. The loe ashore on the Bread
and Cheese rocks in Hurgae on Saturday zsrning hav-
Ina no pilot ON board
schr' VIM Bird, Phillips I'm Washington, NC, naval
schr Susan. -. Waship ston. NC, naval stores
schr Elizabeth Hardness, Weeks, Washington NC,
naval stores.
schr Ann Elizabeth, Hail. Baltimore mdsc to johnson
q Lowdcn.
schr Gen Harrison, Allen, Delaware, corn, to s ]
Moreau.
schr Charles Henry. Turnsl Delaware, corn. to & J
MoreAu
Schr Paragon, Lunt, Newburyport. mackerel
Schr Edward Kent, London bound 10 Philadelphia
s Schr Wave, Lieut. Patterson I'm London.
MEMORANDA.
Packet ship Wellington will sail to-day for London
launched at Newcastle. Me, on the 18th inst a beauti.
fu ship of $50 TONS designed for freighung ship and
owned by hncas Sprague e. Co, OF Boston 10 be
msnded by Capt Howes
The : snrvcyins brig Washington has been hauled
INTO nef winter quarters at the Navy Yard Charestown
and dsmsnied =
TO MARINERS
NEW CHANNEL.-The Alphabetical Advertise, s,a,.s
that Capt Harris OF the steamer orpheus from New
Orleans for Ccds. Keys touched Apaachicole on The
9Th u!t and that he entered The Indian Pass Snd,n
channel supposed not 10 have been previously know,
capable OF admitting sny vessel drawing more ,han
feet OF water On the bar he found feet and Ia he
channel to 10 feet
Floating Light No Q Gcddes MASTER stationed a, the
Upper Middle Delaware Bay will be removed on The
lssh inst o sheahc her bow with iron) and will again
resume her station on the seth inst
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famrs, CntIerp, @r.
pprM1uM r.AMP STORE.


COUTHOuY & MEYERS, 81 Broatway, respecuuny
u Invite The public call al their store and examine o
richest rId MOST extensive assortment 10 be olnu ~ Us
coun.Ty OF BRONZED and ORNOLU CHANDELlE-i,S,
CENTRE MANTEL, SOLAR, BRAChEI, and nEac -
ING LaaPS CANDELABRA. GiRANDOLEs, bhAo-
KET BRANCHES snd CANDLESTIChs IN every Vs''e'
OF patterns. -
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, new and superb artics, Pc
culiarly desirable for packets and steamboats,
In evidence OF The superiority OF his portion OF tEeil
over env other OF liz class offered The public IN TINS
thew can with honest pride refer 20 ne less la, SIN GoLD
and -FOUR SILVER MEDALS AWARDED 10 the manu-
ers within II. years for Tie gTes;est variety 4u
besuty patterns ard The Glvsled finish OF ;c:r work
Every article sold by {. ~ IS warranted 10 he whst ,ey
represent and who wish obtAn first class goods AZ
price often paid for such OF very inferior euay,
are requested 10 favor them with call before purchas
elsewhere
~ 4 liberal discount 10 Churches szd Eoei.- 81 ly
LAMPS, GIRANDoLES, &c.
I AMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS AND
- CANDELABRAS, for the Spring Trsde.-DlETE,
BROTHER CO., No. IS John-sree are manufacturing
and have aays on hand complete assortment OF articles n
tr iie OF The following descriptions, which they viii sell
8; wholesale or retail, a, Low PRICES for cssh:
Improved Chemical Oil and Camphene Lamps,
SOFA Lamps. Gilt End Brouzed. n great variety:
Cornelius Co.'S celebrated PRien, Solar Lard Lamps
Girandoe.. various patterns. gh silyeEei or 5rouze
Suspendng So.srs DoTic Campheac LainPs
SracEe; Soiars, Side DC do
Solar Chandeliers, bTacke; do DO
Psien, Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps, Csmphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical OIL, Pure Sperm on,
do Cainpneue Solar ard Lard Oil.
90 Burning Fluid. Refined Whale OIL mlsy
HARDWARE and Cuusry.-Seaman Lowerre 27g
II Springs Greenw!chst offers Tor sale large and
general of Hardware Cutlery, Britannia and
Jspsned Ware. ola
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Brooklyn, October 18Th ls45.
DUKSUANT 10 an Act OF the Legislature, emitted An
Act relative the collection Of taxes in the City OF
Brooklyn and for other purposes tpassed April sh 1881
Notice hereby gwen that The Assessment Rolls for taxes
for the current year have this day been delivered 10 the
Comptroller the City Of Brooklyn and that from all taxes
which shall be paid The said Comptroller within thirty
DAYS from the hereof, deduction OF three per
viii be made and that from al which shall be paid
alter the expiration Of the said thirty days and within sixty
DAYS from sail date, deduction OF two per will be
made and that and after the First Tuesday in January
next one per viii De added all then remaining
npad and that the Third Tuesday OF January the
said Comptroller will deliver 10 The Collectors OF the City OF
Brooklyn he said Assessment Rolls tcgeher with the
hereto annexed, directing them To proceed with
gard the unpaid IN The manner directed by law
The Comptroller would respectfully request those who
intend avail themselves OF the provisions Of the Act refer
red to in the above notice 10 inform him thereof 60 soon
practicable that their bills may be IN readiness pre-
delay when hey may be prepared pay her
10 plinnce with resolution vi the Mayor and Com
Council, NOTICE is hereby further given that the
Comptroller will receive al his oihce in the City Build
iugs, FROM O'CLOCK A N. UNTIL 2 O'CLOCK
z. n. and other hours
o93m A Fl. OSBORN, Comptroller
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fine Datrhes ann Jemelrp.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
pICHARD FISHER, JR- Watch.Msker and Jeweler
II now prepared cell WATCHES al retail lower than
any other House in tie city As he is constantly receiving
France and Swtzs,d he is enabled offer a very large
of Gold S.Gch from $40 10 Sloo eacE silver
do. from s. $40 esc-al warranted 10 keep good nne
or the money returned Also, very GOOD assortment Of
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE very low. ,,,...-
NJ B.--Sccond hand Watches and Old Gold and Silver
taken in exchange bought for Cash Ns'ches CiocSs
Music Boxes ana Jewery repaired IN the best manner and
warranted by experienced worknen "a 10" as any oher
House iG ihis city. RICHARD FISHER " Importer Of
Watches and Iewelry Wholesale apd Retail No 5 Broad
way New ork, few doors above The City Hospital
ni4y RICHARD FISHER, Jr.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Gold and SILVER Du,
~ piex Pe,en; Lever Anchor Escapement Leplne and
Vertical WATCHES, selected from the best ManuiacIreTs
IL Europe, which viii bs WARRANTED perfect Time
keepers.
Dc. do. do. Thinbles, Rings, Pins &c
DO. do. do. Bracelets, with Stones
Do do do Silver Forks, Spoons &c.
Al The above articles will be sold al the LOWEST PRlCES
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF Fine Watches, &c
No. Na.sai-st- opposite me Cus0iR hoass,
p S.-The above articles carefully Repaired and War
ranted by the skiliu woken IN the CITY, $50 osy
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-The subscribers
invite The attention of strangers and DINERS Vlslne Inc
City, their OF Watches and Jewelry which Is
now complete for the Fall trade.
Their selection OF Watches embraces several superior
time BIZ the celebrated makers erd are ohercd
10 purchasers al unusually low prices
Rich Jewelry OF every description; Silver PIaed and
Britannia Ware; Manle Clocks, Fancy Goods, &e
Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired by
workreu LOCKWOOD SCRlbNEh,
50 os1 S5 Pearl, cor OF Fulton ST. opposite u D Hole
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate Of the
County OF New York, notice is hereby given 10 al per-
having against Edwin Sebbins late OF the City
Of eweler, deceased, 10 present The with
the vouchers ereofto the subscriber al his store No M
Broadway the City of New FORK, before the twen
reh day OF March next Dated New-York the ninth day
of September 1915. sis law6n WILLIAM STEBBINS.
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ansuranrc.

OFFICE of the CRoTON INSURANCE COMP ANY,
" No 81 WasL adjoining the Mechanics Bank IN The
City of NewYors-Ths Company Lost by the recent Fire
$4,000 Their and shove al claims against
them exceed 100000 They continue 20 insure Marine aud
Fire risks q. fair
TRUSTEES.
James Usrper Loring Andrews, Robert Lane,
Edward Richardson j oscph Soues, John Gichrs,,
James Phalen, Leonard Apple5y. Jas II SuydEin,
s. A. Lawrence, Asa : Crosby John Lasais,
Edwin X. Tremain, John j HerrcS Saiu' Sherwood
Si.as NJ. CranGall, Abraham Van Nest James Cook,
John Breus,ed VIM 3 Cozxens, Elias T !ildrich,
James Cruksha1k, Herman u Gould, Geo Whitaker,
j Leander Starr, Theo 4 Meyer, Thos Non6haa,
Charles Voss, Cyrus Chenery, George Palcn,
Zrdock Pratt, Lawrence Hill, Wm Burgoyre,
Geo De Kay, WIN HTownsend,
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH s. MONIES, VicePresdent
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Secretary
Capt SAMUEL CANoLEE, Marine Inspector. Liy3l yos
Also Inspector for "L.ovds for the Port Of SrNgY York.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
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.pvxRri,kp ~ rnE rsiHvNi Ky SPECIAL HFoiSiNhSE
SIS tad Dc u J,irther enacted,
AMI III advertisements ade uadcr the orders OF the Post
,ns,,r General la newspaper newspapers OF letters
nlIc 0r any Posl Oce, shall DC inserted IN The paper
r r,pcrs " the place wherc The otco advertising
may be- siciacd ka,-tn. tAs iargea circulation
ENesc Post o,Ece Ldv, pdsied March s. 1913
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Please iaes'
arc s&ger:ise6.
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BRADLEY. Mrs, MA
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Bufke, Ehzsbeth
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Carr, Margaret
Ciawsoa, MARY
Chambers, Caroline
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Cu:en, M 5. Sarai.
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Conlan, Anne
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DAVIS, Mrs. Sucind
Daily, Mary
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Davis, Hannah
Denzi, julia
De TIdli, Mrs.
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Doo!ey, Mrs
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DnpcunMrs JareC
Dorgtn, Mrs.
Duf, hirs. NJ. J.
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Emery, Sarah
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Ellis, Tenia
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Eidcri, MissLouisa
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Fowls, Mrs. jas.
Fenelly, Ann
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Foster, Ann
Furrarl, Mrs.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Adnnis, M. X.
Adams, William
Adams, c. Z.
Afaus, s.
Atkison, Neal
AIKEN, John
Atkings, l.
Alien, Samuel
Alc0ck, A.
Anthony. Michael
Augusta. Candida
Angel, John
Applel,ale,John w
Austin, Elijah
A.kils, Il.
Applesaie, Josiah
T..
Andrews, John A.
Austin, T. &.
Anderson, John T.
Angel, Isaac
Aunsion, Joseph
Anderson, J. Man
lius
Austin, Elijah J.
Andrews, Geo. III.
Arey, Josiah ).
Atwitl, Pickering
Arthur, Richard "a.
Angieuo,li. Pgulo
AtwG,er, VIM. MD
Bland, IL. y.
Bradley,C ha'l lea r.
B.ackman. Rober,
Bucklass, George
Basley, Sargent. :
Bradford, A. Ill.
Blnckley 4 Simp'
son
Backus, Simon
Backer, Abraham
8schelder, Lewis
Capt
Balcke, John
Rlahe X Plant
Blakeley, Richard
Ball, J. 2.
Brnman, Latimer
Belly, John
Siake, George I.
Balls. Isaac
Baird, Samuel
braley, Joseph II.
Banning, George L
Baker, Joshua
Barton, King
Barnard, J. Capt
Barber, Waits
! Bartlett, q. w.
| Barnes, Chauncey
|, Barker, Samuel
! Barnes, Robert c.
Barton, Samuel NJ
Bsrlo, Peter
Barnes, w. $. 2
! Bartlett. y.
Rsrcitas, Siguor
Barbour, D. L.
Barney, II. w.
Barnes, Lorin E.
Barry. John
Barry. Edward
Baxter, John
BlHuveli. J. J.
BasconI. Julius
6sscoin, Samuel s
Beensu, Daniel
Bcere, John
Be<sley, James
Beatty, Wm. l.
Bean, Samuel ii.
Brepe,en, Francisco
Beck, Henry
Bean, Samuel II.
Besch, J. Y.
Bergen, Thomas
Bentley, John
Benson, u.
Brevoort.lsssc B.
Bennett, James
Berst, jacob
Beldcn, Mr..
Blanchard, Mr..
Bennett, Alert c.
Bemus, Matthew l
Brrvoor,, II.
B,snhain. r. c.
Benedict, Elijah
B=lArger. James N
Bsngochio, Felipe
I.
Bel, r. A II.
Bertrand, Mr..
Beinen,, 4. b.
Bevins, Joseph
Bn!sboron, John
BtgRin, Tereuc -
Bayen. jeremiah
Bll.ngs, Calvin o.
Brigham, L. L <
brsg, David
bbca, John W.
hrinckerhott, Ew'd
Bingham Orinrr a
Erode, John
hogaii, Wll!iam
Bogardus, A. r
HToad, SRndfofd 8.
Bonner, james
Boleuius, 4. ~
soiktE, S,cphrn
Bronson, CHARLES
H..2
Bortles, Charles
Brsnn. William.
Brown. WAis.ta
Brown, u. T..
BSfkcr. Wlhsia T
iIowun. Joseph
Brown. Samuel
Brown. A y.
brown, Earle L G.
Boyd, William
Boy., J l.
BoYhy. 4 Z.
BfoSn, VIM Cap
Eoiys, Robert
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I EHfGH STONE COAL.-Th!s dsy disehuf ging
Lbrs, qualify Lshigh Stone Goal which will soll At tho
lowest mafkst p.Ics w. r. TRUSLoW,
OH no Cheny-ss ned Ito Mul5ssry-st
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LEGAL NOTICE

CALLAGHAN L HOFFMAN,, 4iitorHies md Couaseori a
Lr and Solicitor, ard C0unelorf Chancry III Pne-
IT. Ne:e- York.
AVlNG associated themselves In the practice the pro-
fcsson IN al It's branches, they prepared
tend 10 IL enforcing of Claims Couveyancin OF all kinds
Execution OF Conmss ons FOR The Examination OF Witnesses
nad e. other matters Connected with the profession general
ly, and the time Intimate tina; Mr. HOFFMAN,
hs for several years pracced the bar OF OF the B
nsh Colonies hich .s rendered hum JamiaT ,r.A The r,
and praetiee Of e Sh Court the firm will also hap
py 10 negotiate e business ciAms poEtence OF
parties requiring professional assistance either in Great Brit
n. C1nnda,, Mao Seo,L Nsr Brun5:ict Prince Ed
Hard Bland, tie Coienie. generally.
n B-one oter Of The ira I'M! al.pays Be attendance
a. thr nrer during b-sr.>Is toar. 90 I'm
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DROPUSAi.~ Tor furnishing sREsB btLF Tor the u. )
L Troops stationed al tie several FORTS al the Narrows
aud in lEG arbor OF New YORK. yua from the 2uI OF
November next l be received nj ts Office uEil iho I'm
OF November Tn, Beef 10 be o. Il good and wholesome
quality 70 e delivered qusfrs. 90 Al equs proportion
ot fore ara t quarters tuccks and 'haps - cxcudrdl al ho
scy.rai forts oI peu Jailed Statcs, not
crsdpg three times each week.
Good n,d sufficient security will DO required. Proposals
to eo cndotod fresh Beef Proposals. sd TO contain tho
Of sury,irn A. B. EATON,
Capt AMI Ccnl,nSy. OF Subsistence U. 5. A.
sabs!sssaco oG.cs, No 60 dreea wieh-st
Hsw.York, octobsr. 20, Is%a oaseods:-
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TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE,

LIN HLh 6O LGSaO
A SURE PROTECTION against The injurious effects Of
I'D low offered by The su5scbers al he same price
al which common lead pipe can be purchased All pipes
.olt BY them stamped "Lowbe!'s Patent TIN Plaed
PIPE" and arc warranted perfect In every respect
On hand AID constantly manufacturing all szcs and
weight iron OK 20 ~ lbs, foot and Of sizes from
10 inches In crbro and no made any length .-qurd
acl2 3iD' LOWBER & LIE ROY. ~ Weri-st
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SALAiIANDER FIRE-PKOOF seie.5Notic.
~ and Caution Is hereby gwen 10 tne puo' ana N par
ucuar A. c. Hobbs and {. J. Gaylor tal al The safes
made by them and by Crsndel Rich, End sold by them or
meni and copied from The patent granted 20
which patent assigned my brother hnos ana Oy Nun
sold
Salts have beer commenced against the above persons for
ic infringement said pa;ent, and VIII be against a.!
who make s. such Safes the SATAN andsr Saos nrc
paen,ed and cannot be lawfully made sold, or used with
out license from me-.
S y Herring j9 Wn,er-st Is Inc only person authorized
In tho Stale OF NewYork manufacture s1d sell "idcrs
Patent Schumacher Safe Mr. Herring keeps general U.s.
soTmrni OF lie genuine Salau!ai!tes Safes on band
rs Gl- q O. WILDER
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.IiSE.pRGJ

EIRE-PRGOF Salsmarder Safes-ltis wel-kno'vn
Z fact ia. no SAFE previous 10 great fire OF December
1885, had beea invented capable oil resisting The beat usually
produced IN The burning OF single st9leaouse-ouI since
Salamanca Safe msde, and has been patented BY
Wilder, and the right manufacture snc sen In Ihs SIai,
purchased by the subscriber.
The recent triumphant results in the burning OF me
Buildings, and the great contagraton OF July 1912 IN
this city and others equally satisfactory has induced others
MAKE and offer for sale article called Improved SAG-
a1des Safes violation OF the patent law and oE whcn
suits have commenced against the nanuiactos anu
agents should thew a 10 respond TO the injury done 10
the Ps,en!ee vii be extended 10 the purchasers and
hose having them they being equsy lAole lsee
Philips on PatentA) a word 10 The "lseis sunS,snL
$ C. HERRING, lSs Wster.st
N. B.-Gaylors Delanos SCOTS, and other secohdaaao
Chests for one third o! the or ina COST
few Sslamander Safes made III Imitation oil me genuine
be compared with he real article snd WIZ De
spd low or lr'o& "
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rENHE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance Comps
l. ny-Oifce No. jS Wal-strcet-With sound Capital,
pledged Losses, exceeding $500, OOO-sfier
paying their entire claims by the late Coutagraioncon
.inuc insure against loss damage By IRE. and TIE
casualties OF MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION, on
the favorable Terms.
~ Claimants by The recent hrs requested 10 forward
tseir claims for Immediate adjustment
TRUSTEES.
Jnuies De P. Ogden, Sam'l L. Mitchell, A. NJ Merchani
james Brown SniIue! Wilets Sp'er ;. Benedict,
John yihon Wm d. Thompson, Almet Reed.
F. Burritt, Vim Adams. Richard Irwin,
P. Spoford, r. Winininrsh, Loring Andrews,
A. Norre, Benz. Richards Adm Bell,
D. A. Comstock. James Reybun f. Ii. DelaI0,
p. NJ Whilmorc VIA II A-pinwa A. Foster. Jr
Edw. +. Ssnderson, ". W. Ludlow, o. w. Gray,
A. Woodruff, I'D ;. SuaIrz, jas. II. Van Alien,
Rob L. Taylor, ThOs Is. Richards Jed Frye
Edwd Center, John Gryder Jacob Harvey,
Henry Chauncey Schuyler Livingston
JAMES p. DE OGDEN President.
A NJ MERCHANT, V!ce-President
LEWIS BENTON, SECRETARY. lv23t(
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of The Surrogate of the
county OF NewYork Notice is hereby given TO all per-
sons hayng against John Thomson late Of the city Of
NewYork Physician, deceased, to present tie same with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber the residence Of
Tor tot Daniel Beebe No. s43 Broome-sree the city Of
SewYork before the seventh day OF February next
Dated New-York, the second day OF August ls45
an4 law6m ELIZA ANN THOMSON, FIX.
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Ii TAPsCOTT'S General Emigration Office, IS
EGHE Souih-sree corner Msidsnlaae. Agents for the
2a7e" New Line OF Liverpool Packets" &c.-The sub
scrbers IN reminding their ends that they will continue
under the superintendent OF Mr. VIM Tapsco in Liver
pool) make arrangements with persons residing in the
United States or Canada bring their friends from the old
country TO New-York Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New-Orleans, Quebec or ST Johns would inform
the same principles which their BUSINESS has been
Quoted, will be continued through 1916. Mr. w Tspcot
now well known 10 very great number who have been
despatched for this country under his direction, will
usual attend with punctuaity the embarkaion OF every per-
whose passage be engaged for the New Line OF
Liverpool Packets" Wis
QUEEN OF THE WEST, l2iOtous ROSCIUS, 100 tons.
LIVERPOOL, 1850 SIDDOES 1000
HOTTINGUER, 1000 GARRICK, 1000 =.
ROCHESTER,, 1000 :" SHERIDAN, 1000 "
The st George Line OF Liverpool Packets" the Union
Line of Liverpool Packets Every information will be given
By making personal application the Office by letter
(post-paid) addressed 10 w. J. T. TAfSCOTT,
IS South-st corner Maden-lane NvwYork,
Or TO WM TAPSCOTT, or
l. arIooR Road pQ
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1t LIYEkPUUL LINE Of Psckets,-PackeI OF
ss9&he llth November.-The splendid packet ship
WATERLOO, w. II. Allen, master, will sail as
above her regular day Having very superior sccommo-
daons for cabin second cabin and
persons intending embark should make immediate sppli
cation on board, foot of Maden-lEne,
JOSEPH McMURRAY cor. OF Pine and South
The pacxe, ship JOHN r SklDDY, VIM Skiddy,
master will succeed the Waterloo and sail 18th December
Persons DESTROYS OF sending their friends have them
brought either OF the above splendid vessels mod
crate terIns, by applying AZ above NJ
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List Of Letters Remaining in the MY. Post Office,
Saturday, November s:

~, Please suss;ion he DATE Of the List in esch they
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P0PUT aP pTRTODICALS.

POPULAR PERIUUICELS'
rI1HE SHILLING LIBRARY OF Instructive and Enter
tanning L.erat1re-,o be published every Saturday.
No l. The Nutrs Medical Adviser on TIE Diseases anc
MaraEsurHto; Children
No = Cotton from The Pod 10 the Factory (reIt Setur-
day1 HOMANS < ELLIS, 295 Broadway
-, =" nj
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DY ORDER OF George n. Smith, Supreme Court Com
ID missioner, notice is hereby gwen that an attachment has
issued against the OF Holden B. Vaughn late
the Rhode Island nonresident debtor and that
the will be sold for the payment OF bis debts unless he
appear and discharge such attachment according TO law,
within months from the hrst publication OF this notice
and that tie payment OF any debts due MIN by residents o..
this State and The delivery 10 him. or for his OF any prop
any such property By him, are forbidden by law and
void. Dated Norwich, Chenango Co. Oct 10th. l9i3
BABCOCK & REXFORD,
rar Ai,urn..-s In Atlnchina Crednr.