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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-05
Proceedings OF the Farmers Club.


Mr.. TOWNSEND OF Long Island in the Chair
NJ, Megs read letter from Mr. Davis of Davis
Mills Is c. requesting cuttings of the Angola
pear, and complimentary 10 the New-York Farmer
and Mechanic.
A specimen of Jamaica pumpkin was exhibited,
sucn as they use at the Astor House for pies In
winter.
Mr. De Peyster brought in a bottle Of wine made
in New-Jersey from the Isabella grape, which was
tasted and pronounced good.
A stalk of the Turtle bean was shown, contain
ing So pods, seven beans 10 the pod.
A paragraph from letter was read from Mr.
Baldwin of Fairfield tConn stating that on the
same branch OF an apple-tree there were sweet and
early, and sour and late apples.
The question OF the bearing OF Railroads and Ca
mails on Agriculture was then taken up; paper
was read from Mr. Edwin Williams giving the gea-
eral statistics OF Railroads and Canals:
Miles Of Canals completed $500
Do. Railroads do ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1880
Total miles -, s,oo non s6 500
Estimated cost Of Canals SlOOOO0OOO
Do do. Railroads ..-----.--- loo,0Oo,oOO
Total ...................ss<< A.. $500, OOO, 600
First Canal completed in the United States in 1905
viz: the Mddlesex, in Massachusetts, % miles
long, cost $523.000 Erie and Champlan Canals
completed in 1925, cos, $s9,000,00o.
First Railroad completed in the United States
viz the Quincy, Mass. a miles,) in 1927. The,
Railroads and Canals have therefore been chiefly
built In the last twenty years.
The average cost OF transportation on canals, IN
GLIDING tolls to the State, or incorporated compa-
mics, is about two cents per ton per mile, and on
railroads about the same
The cost Of transporting Agricultural Produce
good graveed roads is at least % cents per ton per
mile, consequently the saving Ia transportation
by the construction of Canals and Railroads is 25
cents per ton per mile.
The average number of tons of Agricultural Pro
duce transported annually on the Canals of The
State of New-York is over 100000 tons average
distance transported I20 miles. The saving on this
amount of Produce is IS, $50, 900:
II we estimate the Agricultural Produce which
passes on the Canals of this State as amounting TO
one.rhird of the total amount of The same Produce
carried on all the Canals and Railroads in The United
States. we find that the Farmers and Planters Of
this country receive direct benefit OF S2i,Si00J0
annually by the use of the Canals and Railroads
in operation in the United States
The indirect and incidental benefits to the Agri-
cultural class are numerous, butnot easily estimated
such as the saving OF transportation on merchandise
and manufactures required for the OF the Farm
er as well as the saving of time and expense by tie
convenience of travelling on Railroads and Canals.
A statement was then read which the Secretary
had obtained through the pollteness of the President
of the Erie Railroad, showing the amount OF Agri-
cultural and other products used by Farmers carried
over that road, and first of that carried Eastward
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The above is the ORIGINAL. and only GENUINE pre-
paraton from this valuable all Others being fictitious
and counterfeit Only prepared by DR.. SwAINE whose
ofce is removed the " W. corner oil Eighth aud Race
streets. Philadelphia This medicine IS acknowledged by
the Profession and others, osou the Union, excel
By far al the o,ier remedies offered 10 the public Tor
the cure OF the above diseases
~ Keep the name Of Dr.. 81, -tYNE in view, Eighth
and Race, Philadelphia.
AGESrs-Haviland, Reese & Co. New.Nork; Dr. W. II.
Minor corner Broadway and John 81 H. 4 Sands ISIS
Bowery E b. Warner, EOS BleecEer-st " Y City; Mrs
Hays BROOKLYN; w. u. Wood, Harlem; Eeniamin Oids
Newark; John Pearson, Railway John Tcrlluue New
Brunswick, y. j. j. :. Harrison, Sacm Mass. W. H.
Pierce, Albany; L. b. Swan and j. NJ. WinslUw Roches-
Ter. " V Backus Bull, Troy Spaldins & Harrington
and j. Green Co. Worcester, N.s John =. Hall Co.
Boston Harvey Seylnore, Ha: ford, Conn E Holidge
Buffalo, y. y William Montg merry, LaISingburg, y Y
F. NJ. Cohen & Co. Charleston, ). c. Andrew Oliver Co.
New-Orleans Il. J. Adams, and L. Sc!cine, S. Louis
VIM. Thorn, Pttsburs L. b. Human, Cincinnati.
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a. Dr.. C,,shlnans Rheumatic Enbrocati0n is Offered
conscIeniiously those who suffering these dreadful
pains. II seldom fails in giving almost instant
relief In every rheumatic ailcc;on-also, for
PAINS IN THE BONES, JOINTS OR SINEWS.
Even when the bones snes swell rise with the ago
ny they feel this steps the pain Il sold land the pub
lie honestly assured that is really good remedy
at 81 Chatham street, and S2S Broadway y. y. Price SO
cents and 81; and I59 Fulton 81. BROOKLYN. liflr
LIVERY CUTAsEoUs ERUPTION os THE Skin. Sores
IA Ckapped Flesh or Dis6gurements cured qerua-
nenty and al marks eaeed the skin, by using cake
Of the Jones Italian chemical Soap In many
acts Ike charm. II has oiien
Changed The color Of Dsco!ored Skin removed Pm
pies, Btotehss. FrcckleS, &c.
And many physicians have found il the following
when every internal ana external remedy have been
used in vain
R;asco,ra, Sore Heads, BGrbas' Itch, Salt
Rie,sm, ScfgcB, ErgSpdaS,
sni In truth, almost every eruptive disease could
ton. Il only powerful but Is so healing aad simple,
that i. can b. safely used by mothers for healing
ChGfes aud Chaps Ia iitaHts.
For ladies with delicate skin, as ,oi CT Sosp, i
Makes the skin clear oa,e boGG!jW,
The pablo cautioned 70 BE particular aid ask for
Jones Soap. There many ccuntereits. Buy II Nc
where but the sign the American Eagle, 50 Chatham
street. 35 Broadway and l39 Fulton 81 Brooklyn; 81
Stale st. Albany; and state 81 Boston III I'm
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6l,6i6.2.lg

Mr.. Townsend SAID, IN respect 10 the amour, Of
milk brought IN, that II was great mistake to sup
pose that the Erie Railroad had improved the qua
ity Of the milk. What is brought down that road
is but drop in the bucket. There is one establish,
ment alone near this City where 5000 cows are
kept, which furnish probably $4,000 quarts a dav,
these cows being fed on dstilhouse refuse. This
is twice as much as is furnished by the Ere Road
There are other instances of the same kind IN tie
neighborhood. The amount brought down the
Railroad has made 1t more difficult Tor the milk
men to bring IN pure milk.
MIR. Carter did not allow this Orange County
milk could be tested by an instrument, and Is test
ed at several establishments, that the customer
can satisfy himself The Orange County farmer
gets two cents the Railroad halt cent, and those
who carry il 10 the groceries get halt cent; and
the grocers can afford 10 sell II for four cents.
Gen. Hayne said that the Orange farmers were
honest, but the milk is adueraed here. TIE
farmer can afford TO sell it for / cents quart bet
ter Than to make /, into butter.
Mr.. Townsend said that not one mllk-car; out OF
seven furnished pure milk. He had been IN the
business sixteen years and said IL was out OF the
question to sell pure milk in this city under cents
per quart.
DR., Underhill said that the Railroad system
would change the kind OF cultivation about and
near cities; Introducing horticulture, instead OF
common farming. 1t will make living cheaper IN
clues, ana farmers near cites can only live by
rais,nS fruits vegetables &c instead of the buikier
articles, which can be broush, from distance.
A series OF questions Was reported on the subject
under consideration to elici, farther Information
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WUALERS. &c,

Arr at New London 81 instant, ship Black Warrior.
Sisson from rernamhuco, ls2O bbls oil go sp UoO lbs
bone.
Arr at New Bedford Isl inst, ship Hercules Marvel In
dian Ocean, Smons Bay No, 9th, with 400 bbs p 400 do
VIII OIL 1900 lbs bone.
The shin south America of Providence. Captain Scue.
which sailed on whaling voysec III November, isi3.
last heard from at Alav the 18th September last av
ing board 5000 bbs OF oil. She has thus Tar been
lucky shin.
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PryLIc STOCK ExcuAsoE. 1Iarch 4
SALES OF REAL ESTATE, Mar. 4.
I'm LIZ II Er.nr,lIin d Son.

The two houses and lots L corner ot Houston s..
and Broadway. 81 'front.' ~ # rear, By 100 s225o-
The store W OF G!ecuw ca and Murray sts-
Lot, on a perpetual lease from Columbia College
a. $40 per anuun, - Fl front, 40 It centre, 81 rear
by 81 deep $3.50 ,sOC
Two story brick from, house Ne. 10 Iispenard-st.-
Lot % by 90! .------..---- J,3ol
House 10. No Is Dcy-:, is5 by 1sit------ $3.50
BIZ Halliday d Jenkins.
Five story granite front No "a Beaver 81, 81
fl front, 22A II rear cA-Marketied ST 80. It deep
one side, $50 the other 100
Lot on side OF Jane 81, neXtto the OF Wash
gtou ST. .; # front, p by o1S II deep. 200
10. adjoining, 20 By 67i ,O5O
Lot on West 81, next 10 The corner OF Horato 2:it
by 7Gk deep side. as on the other 2,l00
Lot adjoining % by IS and19) # 1000
Lot adjoining % by 79t and 81 # deep 2iUo
Lo; Horatio adjoining the rear OF The above, 20
by sI5 feet ------------ ---------- i,-9o
Three adjoining lots. same size at Slli5------ 1913
Lo. adjoining, same size ..-----.----- l,loV
ByA.J Beecser Il Co.
Lot side of 5th 81; lj of I'd avenue IS by 81 1900
Lot side 18Th st, 25J f; W OF avenue Il, % by
lO34 ieet- -..---.------- 80
Lot of above, l4h ~ same size 95O
Two story attic brick house No 223 10th St. $50 #
OF 9Th avenue. Lot rs by 9s t.-------.-----. $3.50
House and lot No 40 Troy 81. near 4tll st. Lot l64
by 93A II. 2huO
AT BY 100 Sds IT. ".VuV' ov'seo ~. M Y ''' 1000
Three story attic house No 22i It'll ST, SIDE be-
tween Avenues and ID. Lot 222 By 973 feet
House ~ II deep It's fIon of brown cut stone. $3.50
Two story attic brick house with story frame house
III the rear No % Cornellas Lot - by 80 IT,. 445O
By Dsmort Hosdck
Three story brick house 77s Broadway. Lot 2s II
front and rear, l0Ul e deep one side, gSi tho
othcr on lease from Sailors Snug Harbor, at
5l3O per aintiiil- SocV
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SPOKEN.

on the IslaId vacha, Schr Brdgcwa.er, Alden, with
loss OF fore and main topmGst snd fore yard.
Feb TO- lat - Ion &c 40 bris Black Hawk, IL days from
New York for Para
Feb 25 la, 30 S. rs 90, ship Hudson days from "
York FOR New Orleans
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HENRY-S
CHINESE SHAVING CREAM,
on ORIENTAL COMPOUND

OR ORIENTAL COMPOUND.
THE principal ingredients of this delightful Oriental 9m
rourd being Of Eastern origin the preparation differs
entirely from any other heretofore offered foe the same
where best Known but the composition itself en're NEw
and only requires ,rt Of II; qualities, To satsy All oil H
real worth 1t hiss cost the repr-'os years oil aeor ana
mueh exgcq'e 70 btaE ts aIt,eie 70 ~ gsra sue 81 e
with the confden, belief it Is the best as well as the
most economical shaving compound now ~ use
peuSa OF the following testimonials IS respectfully re-
ProeRrss or scrrvor-N Nothing j, more nteIlisbly in
he arwmcrs6p "tfoas Which are con,ny made to The
comforts aud luyuries Ia our dwellings
daily receiving accrSsions to our
comfort Even the business Of shaving, scleNce has been
of being an Ia fiction !. now positively comfortat is,
yon Sands Co.'S admirable SHAVING S2ap Jns' Iry
SOMETHING FOR rHE BEABp-Not 10 make i grow .r',
tsrtlt exactly dSIrab!e but splendid tuGis OF
shaving cream Unsurpassed ard believe, nnstrpasNb'e
NEessrs \ b Sands Co 23 broadway, are famous Cor The
superiority Of very hing they ,1 N he afns an
furnishing him with " ftnrys Chnese Shaving Tan u
i beautiful appearance beautiful IN a;e and inoi decided
Several Of our contemporaries nave exhausted ,s pow
Kind t md & IA B. SaaG. GS 9 Sra1G% called leu
ana deserves all thati; said oft n. Y. lomiu, News.
oftae mos; psnsavug article, in'e.sd for the use of
the bearded hall IS 80 CONVENIENT and s'sant
be teGuisite at he toilet Of gtr;leinan J. Y. sun
in III shspe Of enry Chinese Shaving Cream has recently
been tried by undergoing the helft'Ieainf process
and truly say tat ibis preps[ion introduced by essf'
SaGds 4 Ca 273 Broadway The pesantes enoct To the
skin we ever made use Of makes the face soft aud pleasant,
and neither suart rougnss follows the trace Of the razor
decidedly the best thing used aud tor travellers
and those who do their own balberns /; in'.lu9be
y. Y. rlVpreSs.
sofr s9.r-The hes, the world Of litile Ne
provided the shaver las work 70. hours iIir- az ather
from hand soap No 20 through the Ps'tiun OF
shaving without he aided By other Of the 'AyiE2
compounds 5r ale by tie pefumers OF a these which We
nar.d ,y b Sands Co the preference. II aisc~ thick
delicate and creamy ather which acilit'es the moving ope
ration famonsy. Wewould not have any objection 70 r.
csye pots which would last about half
dozen years. ..c.. y; I apto'i.
rrugsi,ts 273 Broadway Chamber street v y PfIce
50 cen per Jar Sold also ~ Fulton st. and II East Broad
- el2 I'm
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yTrkBfNA L,fIr.A 81 triumphant me
Y man SC, II. RINGS American Yerteaa Cram &C.
70 have ecpsed every invention either the Old
Country or the New the irnporian; operation Of
Shaving has carried away the palm 81 the American lnsi
TUE air has enguiphed HUNDRED and limitations u
ha, Travelled the inhabited globe; N TACT Il has TRIUMPH
aniIy ostd the main IN spite OF opposition
judges be the most Penetrating most cei
ing aJeT giving the most deciony peFiGned odo lvH.
the skin soi' IS down ana as sm9otn :, is nat 0
rT NEW iek from y rem and we si .n
friend James Grant No Ann street who SAYS II = anea 4"
thing YET found IN tins DEPARTMENT ol nocefH
improvement. II is rot only an enoeri ept II ioue
thing short believe Is the best SHAVING soap
From the y. Y. Evening Post,
Rings VeT6ena pronounced to be the best Shaving
skin fragrant the and every respect designed 20
der shaving aa easy and com comi Or. process
THE Verbena Cream for Shaving sold by {. H. Ring, IS
destined supeseGe all other kinds Of shaving Soap Ii
rally hneit Just thng-ws have determined that hence
forth other shaving compound shall be applied TO our
From the Boston Travelled
the rage well among professors these
who prefer gather their durnai crops he BARRIERS
SAY that POT Of lasts long The quantity OF
any other saponac-ous preraaon-while those who
their sxCenses declare that with the Verbena Cream dull
will insure smoother face than most OF the old soaps
with sharp steel Besides IT IS agrap TO the sense. soften
ing the skin great destroyer Of fcckles pimpes sc
Froin the Herald.
Rings Eerbena Cream most capital article. We have
tried and find superior-i; sons the beard and makes
the operation as gentle as m.enetlzing
CHARLES II. RING, 1872 Broome st.
nearly opposite Centre mai LeI.
II also sold by Fsviland Reese * Co 80 MAIDEN Lane
James 5. Asplnwal. 81 William st; Eqshton Co llg
Broadway and 20 Asto House ad NJ retail By drug aud
fancy stores throughout ,hc lcilel States - rnd m
rnIlfL ffuSVNS IN PHILADELPHIA ALV>E
IOOOcan testify TO the wonderful efficacy Of that pow
''''' TuoMsoS,s CoNpotTSD SYRUP OF
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g. q PER TON.-PEACH ORCHARD COAL
%. cOhED ASH. dfschar9ing from boats, constantly
broken and EsStove and Sut-de!ive,ed rs above es
Schuylkil, Liverpool and Sidney Coal. Apply 10
7. STOKES DICKERSoN,
dlOd l05 Anfhonv-st near Broadway Tabernacle
quail am RECEIVING fresh aud aisr supply OF ut
best quziitr of Peach Orcad Coal and Will sell AZ thess
reduced sricss for cash iha, Stove and Nut o' rsg a
Broken per ton delivered the best ofderf me dfo
coz 81 p In, hls and 'Fss" eA '' PETER CLINTON
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ISL or ance for property in this city, the well known
-. arm and Tavern.Stand, containing about 100 acres
of choice Farming Land formerly owlied by Jonathan
Gilney Esq 81 uated the Coshccton or Western Irh
pike n miles from Newburgh Orange Co. and bounded oy
The Little Britain Road on the South. The soil Is part!rn-
larry adpted to the raising OF grain grass &c 30 acres
are lable aud under first rate cultivation containing an
orchard ei excellent grated fruit, and 10 acres ci GOOD
woodland The buildings Of large two-s;ory
house with an addition excellent order, and basement
kitchen under the addition large barn, good sheds sta
bes &C. Two wells convenient 10 the house and Sheds
thar afford plenty OF the best OF What in no small
decree enhances the value this property : the mex
hsust!be quantity the best inestope qrares III the
country with kiln ready Il manufacture Either or
farming place o. public business the location Is cesFa
be- As it is easy of access steamboats, plying daily from
Newburgh.
Apply TO 3. C. Wright, on the premises or to Wright
Loscc & Co. 90 Noorest. Sew-fOrs, where all informal
ton will be given thnt il necessary. Jlsu
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ID ICu'S IMPROVED PATENT SALAMaNDER
HI SaFE.-Warranted dry, as wei, Ms ,re and Their
proof-The following certificates from some 0: the mos,
respectable merchants and others in the eity Of New Or
leans establishes their re proof qualities beyond all
doubt:
"The undersigned have this day witnessed the trial q,
one Of Rich's improved patent Saasaander safes In The
furnace Of the Sea Bird
The Safe pacei IN the tunSee CT 10 minutes amer
II O'Clock A NJ ard remained there three hours cons.an,
ly exposed most intense heat that eea be created
Sy tie use Of pitchpne and cottonwood II was then
taken to the OF Mr. Richs aScn; in this city and
o,rned when they oGld that the were mother
burned nor scorched. and tina. the woodwo: bore a
pcarspce of having been exposed 20 IRE
The undersigned convinced thst this Safe sub
iected 10 greater heat than could possibly exist a. the eur
ing of any building IN this CITY, nows,ss Us
contents and they therefore have no hesitation IN saying
tina, Rchs Safes euineny secure aSas. inc risA OF
nrc. under any circumstances whatever.
NEw-OaLxANs. 18th June, 1874
Jerome b. Ballard, Master OF steamer Sea Bird
John Hoey, Fire Inspector OF Western Marine and
Fire Insurance Company.
Thos H. chenowith. joseph Grant,
r McGresor J. II. Stautfer,
&C Ishast BENJAMIN B. Cook,
Rene r. Brunei
Ono of cur customers saved $4,000 in one OF R.chs
Safes although the burglar HAD six or eight hours 10 Try Us
skil on the lock.
The spoye safes are sold in this city only by
A. S. MARVIN. Agent for tho Manuiacfuress,
s23yc 1881 Wafer street,
TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
THE ROyLING-MILL MACHINERY Of the extern
!. ., gass CT 'saF
together with she,s lathe turning tools bnndps benches
floor plates furnace castings e and impiemsns necessary
oG ss On s yer, el sasssoas to the ucS
Fer ahs5 psr.!susis sdsrsss The sss:sSSe at Stamford
B., .'s,s ,,e @s,ss.sss Ss'sf
.p,,, sn,oose W,r ens,e, would you nc
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ln1lfl ff.noVNo IN PHILADELPHIA ALO->
ESOcan testify TO the wonderful efficacy that poy
o'' THoMsoN's COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD SAPHrlIA.
READ READ.


PHILADELPHIA, May, %, 1874.
Mr.. s. T. THoSsoS-Dear Sir: For more than four
wears past dreadully afflicted with affection
the throat, which physician pronounced Chrome
Bronchitis caused by repeated and neglected colds The
distress suffered Undesirable Ny ,hroa; literally
raw with violent spasmodc coughing, that blood would
come from it great oppression pain and tshtness at
the chest, and fevcrn short all the usual pulmonary
symptoms showed themselves, causing entire loss Of nece9
sary reposc My throat leeched and bered over and
over again. made trial Of every known remedy, and. ~
different periods had the advice Of SIX physicians ani a
with no avail. About two months since made trial OF
your COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD N-tPlI.
TIA, and before had taken the ist bottle felt re'e
continued until had taken bottles. which COM
petey removed the disease and restored 10 perfect
health; and firmly believe should not now be living had
it not b, en- for your Invaluable medicine.
JANE PERRY, 1913 SprUce-st.
Principal Office y. Z. corner Of Fifth and Spruce streets
Philadelphia.
sold wholesale and retail by the Agents, A. B. SANDS
& CO. Druggists, 2T3 Broadway, cor. Chambcrst. sold
also ut 20 rulton- and East Broadway. Price 50 cents
per bottle, or 81 per dozen.
Beware fcounteroits. 81 I'm
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CLEAhED.
Ships Oneida, Funk, Havrc, Boyd s. Hlncken Arson,
Buchanan, Charleston, Geo Sutton
BarQue Wabash, Talbot .ipalachcola, d Hurlbut
& Co.
Brig Morea, Edgar, Apaachicola, Z Hmbut & Co.
Schr Charleston, P!ym, nth. NC, John Ewell & Co.
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or. \ FARM FOR SALE-Situa,e on the road rom
ssas New Rochelle White Palms. about e1u-d!s ant
each containing 80 acres of land. nj! OF which
is plough land excepting acres, which is wood land
The place is divided BY lane and is laid out into conve
lent lots for cultivation. All the fences are OF stone in
good orer and the ground In high state Of cultivation
the buildings all OF good character and III ORDER or terms
aoplv 20 : L. KENYON, on the premises, or Of
a. If j. ADRTANCE, sc john -. Newly ERIK.
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WILLIAM sTeMCRRAY,
.t -. Tk.ua,r~

IN Iflk. MATT IN OF JANIS Gr.hI1O$D IN AZ
scondas concealed DebtOTN6tIee 80 hs:eby gNrn %
IL e.onS indebted 70 tar James CeTmoGd Tie aH"te'
ahcondl"g or concealed debtof 10 rsGdet an s-
couat to the ,nbscrbe. the chce o! Clark f4Ion 70
al debt, and SUNS Of money owing By such pes2ns fessc
ysy aad 10 pay The SANE sad all persons h.Tnt IA the r.
any property or effects Of such debtor -; fenlsa ~
oliver I've same 10 the subscribers by tie day abb te presc
and al iie creditors of such debtor required 20 dr'
demands aesiast tie said debtor The sUseriorf''
or one II them on or before the said 18th da Of i he'
Troy, February i3th, lsl5. A. /. - hhEbAh'
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE.

NO. CT JOHS-s,IhbtA.
~ u CLAYTON & SONS are IN constant receipt Of
Il. Papers adapted every braach OF the Trade en-
b.ac.ng an usually large assorento OF Blank Books Cap
a:d Letter Writing together Win every uescIipuoh 0,
S,vs and Book Printing Colored Paper OF Medium and
other sizes Envelope, Tobacco Shoe and Tea straw and
Hag Wrapping Hardware and Cloth In great variety
SIX and Leg. Tissue plain and coorei &c &c Besides
-r gouns. Trunk md Bandbo1 Boards Press Papers.
sc. Sc
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
In brig augusta, from AWr CayeS-Mr j Smith.
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pEktUMERY AND SOAP WORKS DEPOT.
NO. COURTLANDT-sT ST. next door 10 the New Ma
Rs san in Cakes Lavender and Florida Water
Almond do roEeisn f,s,nces
Windsor AID all AiEds 0I dacassaE on
EuUc,, soap Military Shawn. soap.
CRYSTALLINE 4nss for the Fast and Wst India markets
Family Washing SOAP; V4n-:sird Bar Soap: White Bar
soap. JOHNSON, VKOON FOWLER
OF I'm Manufacturers.
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fUttSU JAN, r ct order othc Surrogate o the oun-
~ New ork Notice hereby al persons ha-
wing claims against JOHN MCDOWELL. late of the Cty OF
Neyy ok Merchant deceased present the sth ID"
vouchers thereof TIE subscriber AT his store ~ spTlns
March Dated Newly Jk the Sixteenth day OF Septrn
Der, 1911. DAVID MCDOWELL, Administrators.