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E~Nks.-aSLESk.-For Albany sad Troy OlkE1 a n
Ass-sssne< o'clock = N.-rhr Steamboat EMPIRE,
Cam. r. r. Macy, will leave the steamboat ries tot Of
Courlrrls' every Tuesday Thursday snd SATURDAY aer
lnou ~ 2 O'Clock.
nj, Steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt WIN H. Pecs 'yefY
Norf.y "Wednesday snd Friday afternoon All o'cNk
cor Passss srogh sppy on ooafd or AZ me once ca
Noricg The evening line Tor Albany and Toy wi pos
tv-v nli r-c,vo any freight on b0a.d e ooa' aef 50
...... A. "A leSn
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EAl4 by fitAN Ni a WIZ 90 ii'i' To t''f
- o me directed and delivered 80 expose to sae A. e
re.bue of he City Hal iu the Guy Of NeNf orb. on We'd
n-sday the l7.h day of september SD NJ - Vc1cN NJ a
me right ul. am INTEREST of Henry " Coos - s lai
on the lt day of March 3ij at any un' el-r"arli.
10 whose nands sOeyer may be- Of n and 90 a a
certain lot piece or parcel land part Of ilc a estate
whereof William W "a bert died s-fci, situate finf hA
bein. n the Ninth Nari 1 he Guy OF hewi ofk, 9g ine
westerly size Of Greenw c street, betAu Perry ani Ham
mold street,. bounded As follows Beginning ul he vest
erfy line Greenwich street Aforesaid, Hf fs fIri cisic
corner oi ot 80. 30 map hereinafter mentioned furnl
thence uOrhwcslcry along sud ll % ir, lo 1uI hJ" 90
ate OF Esi FISH thence westerly along -a4 land ID feet
thence -0uinsr.y along lot 30 q, said map 10 feet
inch thence .1uthea-tcry along o No. - on sad msp o
fert line Of GreenN c street. ueuce uontasiffy
along said - feet u Tie place ui uenlns Dee e same
more .essWhch SAID premises ,iu 10 down ana d4s
perry ln the Ninth Ward Of the City Of N'NNofA belong
ing ID the estate of William W Gilbert, dated Ncw prh
December, sj9 surveyed by Thomas 'e'-l 9.A
Aue1ist6. 1915. WM JONES. Sheriff.
J. W. ALLsS, Deputy Sheriff. au6 lGNow
The above sale postponed until Wednesday, The DEG Jay
of October l3i5, al me same hour and place ied, New.
York. September H. WM. JONES, sl"nh
}. ". ALLIES. Deputy Sheriff. sia la~ts
The above Is postponed untl "Wednesday, the eshn
day OF October l8iJ, al The same hour 400 place Ne"
YORK, Oct lat, 1915. WILLIAM JONES, Snern.
J. W. ALLEN, Deputy Sheriff OF IL
The shove further postponed until Nedne-oay e
18th inst the hour and place. New.lors Oct 3u,
1915. WILLIAM JONEa, ahei',
J. w ALLEN, Deputy Sheriff. OIL
The above sale is further postponed until " elnes NY ne
22d INST al the hour and place heN iofsi oct 2u
l8f5. d. JONh9i SNelin,
J. w. ALLEN. Deputy Sheriff or
The above sale further postponed until " ed esdaf tie
2lh October %. the time aud Place Neh ora
OcL I'D. 1919 WILLIAM JONf', Hhf'lL
wv ALLEN. Deputy Shead o-'lie
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~V~e~ AOPFU-il.tN 70 MNnNf "Ift--t piFss
49, - l.iue flr Albany lhoui landing ils oo1
arrives In time i1 Az TIE Railroads, East of
N.esf .rl The STAGES and packet boats NORTH
T,a .pItuiil new steam Va no RIP NANWiNhLE, Cap
l. ID Ahei will leave Ore foot OF Rnaiusunst llcNt above
S,r az un 4 -sdty THURSDAY ynd Saturday Afternoons.
st6 cocA For passage OF freight apply GA o1sfi, " ID
bio. A. in Doe olce oa le WHARF
RI .rfltf serdng 'rei ghtio Albany hs the sesn
h,rt ri, Nan Wirkr wl pese leave tAer ORDERS az ma
i f,.n " .cI So = SEM I'D have shipped ly DE above
..,.f. and Oh I.e iIs agent JAMES " tLp'N NA
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40 /. mnnNING LINE 81 oeIo.A 20

- 81 Albany ana Troy. and iniermst- PLACES
Tree DIV pressure steamboat lkOh, ZAP.
Go-h-ri viii leave New York nom pier A. me foot q
Barclay ). OF 0cocs A ~ osery Tuesday rhnr-iay an
.aua. sv Returning. wlA have Troy Al O'Clock, A VI
and Albany NJ O'clock A. NJ every Mo3day, NoiheslS
ani Friday. - -
TbeIo pressure steamboat NIAGARA. Cas-, pesro~
esve. Nlss-Yora al O'CLOCK. \. VI. Monday NeinesdsI
AMI FRIDAY ana Troy A. O'Clock, Albany Al oc1ock
A NJ Tuesday, Thurs ay and saturday
For passage irc ghi apply on board me boat or 70
H. HALL. 80 he once on fs wharf foot OF brciNsl 81
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~n-s- IL. cAKPhNTKH a Uo.', Llne q

~ - Nowbnus h---rhe new barge II rEAlOk
nrss3s.-''r~~ Cant CHARiEs HkLsTEAp, Will leave 10
OF Warren.st every TUESDAY and Friday afternoon
5oclock- returning, ~i leave Aewblfs "a every cd
nssday and Saturday afternoon a. O'CLOCK =,
The above barge j. ftiei up with siaeroon-, large $40
eonmodlous cabin. anil passengers Will md HaYey pea
sani way OF making the lssage
Freight taken NJ he lowest rates
Al baggage packages, ps cs AZ goods or money nus
A. ths rss of Inc O terso unless entered upon NJ
- ~ a.. beet ar r,..eIof..i f,r -lg
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TREASURY OF HISTORY,

COMPRISING general Introductory Outline Of Uni
" versal History Ancient and Modern; and series Of
separate Histories OF every principal Nation that exists, their
rise progress, and present condition, &C &C by samue!
MAunder
The History Of America, edited by John nman, ESQ.
ty Editors of country papers whose circulation exceeds
100 copies will be entitled receive this work BY pro-
'rly noticing the their several journals, and for
= aiding marked paper 20 the publisher
oi3os DANIEL ADEE. lo7 Fulton 4 y. Y.
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- -. ;. InK EllInGEpnRT bid hoa..Iel

E-N. s----itRal.road.- steamboat NlhROD, CsP-
->rs~si-s1s 1hu Brooks Dr. viii leave New y orb nom
he floto asactst daily Sundays eXcepied az O'clock
NJ in connection win he Cars Tor IVES. siochnni;r ne
an.g leave BRIDGEPORT nj quarter past O'Clock =. NJ on
thc arrival of ls from West soc@Dn4se, arriving II
Nnw-Nurh ~ De -ps.t ,, L. "
Tie q O'Clock Line iO Bridgeport Is ihafewn s'ass
ain .av. o the arrival Of the Boat of STAFFORD, Milford
Fairfield, South port, aud Derby. "
~ This b fle lly boat running in connection win US
. n A. MASON SUPERINTENDENT anil "a
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LANES MAXWELL.

lIACHINlST, 80 B0wery. NeV-f 0rk-Prni.rg. Liho-
VI graphic alt Copnerp.aie PRESSES. BoOsb.riers'
Clrung and Enclosing PRE>>E>-Ro-in- Machines and
SrlarnE >hfars Iron Backing Presses O. uccr Presses
Cor spapers AMI Jotbilg MAXwes Patent single ~
ari Printing Na--refIe chef improvement : IA lie IRIS
set. MOI beng lab % % The improvement may ae seen
tv calling 81 he Methods. Bock Concern - Mulberry -
ny.
Double hsket Adams Presses altered % Single having al
tle qualities oi he improved Adams without expense.
doing = much wcrs Oh the slne time equally vel
Improved Standing Press; Proof and Transfer
Presses Maxwell. Patent Printing Engine, Se,flnkng
Arraaus and every arc.r IN s Inc, necessary in PRINT
ilE Otce brIey, male i0 order reasonable Terms
Napier and other Presses repaired aaa pui u order.
&C. sc. lel lawu
L,IRE.pRUOF Sslamarder Sa.cs-ltis swe..-knovn
fact That safe previous The great rre o. Decemher
1885, had bern invented capable Of resisting the heat usually
produced he burning Of single .terehouse-but since
WHICH however, the great and valuable discovery OF he
sasmanier safe was made and has been patented by
Wilder and The rghi manufacture AMI SCI IN this oatc
purchased by the subscriber.
Ire lm pha-t results IN the burning OF he Tribune
Buildings and the crest conaagraon Of july 1916, IN
this cy. and others equally satisfactory, has induced others
% maze and offer fO article called Improved >a-
manler SAFES violation the patent Jaw, and Tor which
have been commenced against The manuiaciors alu
agents. and should they fail respond TO the injury done 10
the Paterfee. VIII bee extended 90 the purchasers and
having them Iu use. HEY being equally liable l>ec
:. {. HERRING, $50 Water II
y B-Gsyors Deauo's. SCOTS and other secondhand
Chests ..r sac 40 Ole-fl.ri Of The original cost
few S-smanier safes made Ia imitation 0i r genuine.
be and compared with the ea arre. Aud wi be
sold ow. OH imdNN
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miscellaneous.

NOTICE OF DI-~OLT TION.-Ile toparine-
NshD existing between WILLIAM CHALMERS snd
WILLIAM WILLIAMS. under ihs rrm OF Chalmers a
Williams. Plumbers . SIS day dissolved - mgrlal con
.erL VII an Cha'rners will ccntsue l- business Or hs
account and duly sghurize collect al dtots due
The fra and % .eit.- a. demands against t1- same
WILLIAM CHALMERS,
WILLIAM WILLIAMS
N--r-y0rk Oct l-threti % S..
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SHAWLS, SHAWLS.
IOn0 BROCHE SHAW Is, just received by > blrsef'
IOUU 18l Grsndst among which may De FOUND il'
newest and cesl designs ever imported, compnslne Pc
best assortment Of ShaDs 90 be found n s city, lni A
be- sold less than the Of importation, and - per cent
i..s imam ever before offered. o. 81
tIA-isC FALLS BATT~-l5o0 bales med um and
IfL hne qualities. for sale by NEsAIh Co ~ fine-s
DLAIN- AND kER-EY>-lo0 package. Baltimore
4 kersevs and Concord River and Coventry fi'ns- si
received For sale by NESMITH co. 81 Pine-st %
DROWN -HEETINGs and shirtngs-The hes, a.
ID souneni ever got up IN any one establishment nay
now be examined, manuacturers prices on me <na ooi
OF Nos 70 and ~ Cedsr-sL o15 T. y. UNDERhlLL.
EOTTON BATTING.-Buyers for ~ Canada mar
y ket are solicited 10 examine large lot of low pncel
Bats well pat up in pound bundles, al p CedsI-st second
floor oZ 4. y. ONDhhiILL
- 4 LAWRENCE q, and Indian Head s1e~ungs,
O-1 I1r sale by 4. y. USDERHlLL,
o25 Is AMI ~ Ce1af--t
DLEACUED GOUDS.-lo0 cases 10 and "A medi-
ID um and hne bleached COOns. Just received For sale u
o2t NESMlTH a co. 80 P.ne-sL
DAIZEs.-l50 bales 4j 50 and % inch plain and twied
ID green Baizes, for sale by NkSMIIH q 90.
o14 ~ Pine-st
DEsT SOUTHERN YARN 10 lo, o to ~, end
I'D T. assorted 10 bales and half bales, for safe by
. OH N UNDERHlLL, 20 Cedar-st - hoor
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- .EALL ARKANGh.MlnN.rr.i.1 ISOE.

s's's a % - lalv aud Sc T-N 1r..
THE NEW STEAMER OREGON,
Nil leave NrN.Yo.s from pier North River, every Tue
,,, viu leave Albany from the pier iOotof state 81 e.
every Monday. Wednesday ans Friday. a. O'Clock T. n
For passage or freight sppy on board me oosf ~ |"
f;.,-,r F,frrhild AGENT, 50. "a Vests Newly ors
Ills Oregon Is DE largest and fastest boat on me hgt
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Books.
MUSICAL BOOKS.

MUSICAL BOOKS.
yg,F Psarnodi.i new aud choice collection OF Sacred
i Music, by Thomas Hastings and W. b. Bradbury
Young Choir School Singer, for the use OF Primary
CT sse- b. Bradbury and Sanders.
Ie School Singer. Young Ch0irs Companion, by w.
q. 8radblry aHd &. ". Sanders
e Young Mc.Odis, and rare collection OF social,
Pr. rsl and patriotic Songs. by William b. Bradbury.
Ef bury's Singing School for Ladies and Gentlemen-
t lis method of singing BY note and The art OF reading
sight Interpreted with pleasing melodies, rounds,
Ia. a sacred pieces &C. By VIM. Il. Bradbury.
Northern aud southern Harp, consisting OF Sacred and
NORA Songs adapted the most popular melodies for Tie
piano forte and guitar by Mrs Dana
MARX n. NEWMAN. Publisher,
o9g seller and StatOner IgJ Broadway.
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miscellaneous.

VNO MANUFACTuKER COCKER
y co. IS John st. New York; continue 10 import
Hemp, Flax WoFscd and Cotton Machinery, fogl the most
eminen, manufacturers OF Great Britain.
Hemp and Flax Tow Cards, with Needle and Diamond
Points.
Thros;le snd Mule Rollers, Sp!ndles and FLYERS
Wire Drawers, Plates, Comb, Plate
Weavers Malls and Shagie Eyes Pap.,r F.lng. and Wires
Also keep constantly on had fun emf OF Rope
makers Toois, Hemp and Flax Hsckes and Chs, H.es
And Clll Pint, best Casl Steel. Wire Of all sizes
Address for a. necessary Information
oil imcods J. }. BARNIER, IS John A.
IJCBBARD's PAPERS-BuRNA BABCoCK
III No ~ Jot-sircet, offer for sale full sssortnsnt on
Papers by the Messrs Hu,bsrd comprising
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial Super Royal
Roysl Medium Deny AMI Flat Csp
Bank Folio Post Bsak Ousrio Posi, ExcAsrge Cspl
Extra Super Cut Cap ruled ard psin
Letter Paper raled and plain, = full assoysmeut
Packet Post Super and ENis super
Tinted Plate Paper Colcred inperisla
Ce.ored Royals, thick and thin
DO. Medium, do. do.
Do. Double Cap for copy books
Fine Glazed Colored Mediums. Royss &c &c.
B. have also hand very extensive Assor reni OF
Wiring Papers, Book ard News Printing Papers Plate
Pup<ss Hardware and Wrapping Papers They are slso
rel agents OF the gensis< Paieni Euvelop Paper
Printing Paper VI any size and qualify msdo 10 order al
ahort potice WI o'cOi
xynRgT superior uuslv fDf ssAe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

a FAMILY B0afI1g sChO0I Tor b0ys-L'nIalI 7IT-
n ated in West Bloomfield, y Jersey Number OF pupils
limited a. ~ DAVID 4. FRAME.A 4. VI. Te.cb.rs.
WILLIAM $. WARD A. Ms
From the assurances OF parents who have sons a. This
School ami Of oihers 10 believed That comments tsef
Do ar eminent degree a acquainted Will is details Tie
limited number Of be- pupss exclusion Of AL day scholars
The tlurou IN paratoniOr College or business. which IL
pupils eceyehc Lculthulness and pehsanneus % s 4o-
clsln-tie ample private Fairgrounds which surround r1d
cmhellsh -the saularv moral influences which peivtle
ard control 1.-THE honcke comforts and Intentions o he
family circle. and tle freedom from All gIains ani coTul
ne ghboflO0d rfIt1ce-a combine a. throw around
has School special attractions for That class % parents WHO
care much for the solid intellectual improvement Of their
children si for their health and comfort and most oi
all for the right moral training.
Ttrms-From S7Oto so session o'fve months IN full
for every ord .n-.- -yrcrsc.
Tss Waler Session will commence the let DAY Of No
vcmber.
Circulars furnished application to The Principal by mail
or Otherwise. DAVID A. FRAME.
Ashland Hall. Oct PA. 1915 o& 81
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MUTUAL BENEFIT Lie Insurance Company,
w Once No. II Na-sL
TIE Company Offers the following advantages 10 the
Lige- only insured at the lowest rate. OF premium
TIE premium o. over 80 may be paid IN casn ana tn-
In second H. months bearing per cent interest of
Do may hr paid monthly or quarterly
80 person IS liable beyond The amount oi MS premium
married womn may insure tine Ire Of her husband ifte
from demands 10 lls creditors.
There vii bee annual division of profits, payable ~ SCRIPT
Ceaicaes bearing interest al % per cent which interest
DIRECTORS.
Rensselaer, Hayens Robi l. Patterson,
ffri.,urre Merle seth Low.
Nm. A. F. Peniz, Clas Mackneit
Lewis 4. Grover, Ihos. sr.lf'
Henry McFafen, Maicu' L. Ward.
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, PresL
BExI c. MILLER secry.
Jos. L. Lord, Agent
JAMES Srrw,a1. " D. no. Bond-sL) Medical Exam
ncr AZ ihe Office daily from o. oc|ocA- 81 avn
EtOkVEtll AtsFNYN of Ire Mulual safety Insurance
NJ Com any.Ihe Trustees ~ Ire Mutual Safely lnsu
anc- Corn oay have ihe Subtraction Of informing lie public
after providing Tor the pas ca-o their losses ~ The
lac fire. and n other claims DE Company IN possession
Bonds ard M0ftages and substantial Premium Notes 20
an amount exceeding -3o,Wl' % addition 70 Whch Wey
received from their dealers in ths CITY new sltscrp
ton of over 'No making toa ol reliable assets OF up
TRUSTEES
Zehedee Cook, Herman Or.fch-, Mo-'r Livingston,
q. &. Nrr.auck, Airel Pei, F. ;. Lsthrop,
Ro1e1 b Mmiurn. A1gu- Belmont, Joseph Blunt
Pe.al-l Peat, Moses TAYLOR. Charles M1nn,
Charles u. Russell. NauI " Merrill, B. Couenet
Arire~ L. =. oil, j. 4. iiarsoIs, ffuncis 2. sage
david Haiden, Charles IIMarshsn, y. NJ. Becl will
ZEBEDEE COOK. President.
ALFRED PELL, Wee President.
The suhs her having been appointed Agent OF The above
nsmed Company s pr pared o maAt lrsurarce on Dwell
ling Houses stores, Furniture - OF Good, Se' a.
Agent o. he Mutual Safety Insurance Company.
OG.ce 30. 81 Howery ul tie Book store Of ,.r'
Embree. ~ fawSm
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ships Sullivan. Charleston; Gar1ick, Liverpool -
George do; Arkansas, n Orleans
Barks Rose standish N Orleans Ezpeeta Salem.
Brgs Joseph Ham. (Br) Windsor, Ms; Baltic, do Sa
rah Brown Mobile: Augusta, Savannah, Georgiana, MOI
folk; Allen King Malaga.
schr Globe Demerara; ana others.
The steam ship Great Britain for Liverpool sails TO-
dsy st3P NJ, Wind WNW.
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List Of Letters Remaining in the I. = 'i'y pes'
patch Post, october 20, lSl9.

~ Pleass aeatoa me DATE lle LIZ ~ KUN my
o-e qdr.y,i..d. LADIES LIST.
n .Headsy Mrs. 0lihi
~, NJ, r.ry .tre~tl lSy Mrs- Ruth l.
D-.c1 ~ oliver |snlmway, Mr. Bo
sf,e.. Jones Miss Ade-' Vife
% - t = hide C. Shut. Miss Jacob
f-aacs. Mrs II stre~,l
g.sldyrl Ar.skr's f. Smith, Pauns
C'sfk NrsC aianEe Lloyd, Miss T. =, nil,
Cr-.' a.. - d. Lee Mr. Susan nut Mfs IRVING
s.n. Levery. Mary ton-s.i 49,
-. NJ. A., Isdworr Mfs Har- Tro,i, rsWillam
Dxp ret II.
r,,,o -. a ~. VI ITaunsil Nrs Ana
l. .i,. A. a Taoe vcyVooste- Mss Thomson, Misses
fdmuuf-. MrsArc Margaret tCueif.,.,,-l
I.s Ml.d0nn Mrs. Roc Teury. Margare
fyeris M-s Emma MchlIe1, Miss ss- w
- A. g. rsh Wheeler M.fsMary
po,s NJ sarah Mssuire Nelly Wash. Mrs. Sarat,
so..er Mr. Debo- MORAN Mar Williamson, Niss
m %, y & X Eizabeih
Cont Ma lane Or. Mis- Green. Williams Mrs.
~ ,glcb-stl Elizabeth
fro,sersor Mr. Phillips NrtfChrys- Wisns NrsF ia
(staliou-st) ue-st) M Whie bis iAisi-
Randolph. u CT ket So
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-u~~~ FOR ~AIGERTTE- Caisalli, ADD
49, u ing az fllPhkeeps'e and Kingston TIE
splendid > elmDoat James Madison, Cap
C. NJ Hanclx vii leave the enmboal Pier Al thr foot
C-iar.st every Monday, "Wednesday anc saturday al
O'Clock. r. NJ Returning Sunday, Tuesday and Thufsisy
Fssht taken AZ barge prices For passage or freight ap2y
or b0.fd 0rtO o. h. Wainwright, agent on the ~hlh q
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Gtbccls.

THE NEW BRIGHTON Collegiate school v ~
/ commence lie next session on Moncsy Nov. 8. This
School possesses facilities and advantages superior % any
other lbs IFS proximity New York, lis hea1iu situation
is access, by hourly steamers, and rs elevated
standard Of education The school situated on the nights
of New Brighton. within SIX miles OF New-l ofs and occl
pes the elegant chateau Of the Brothers Joseph ana Is
nraby ADAPTED FOR the limited number OF IL pupils Al
the branches Of an ordinary English Education the Classics
and Mathematics extended through ul College course
are here taught the French, Spanish, German and
Italian languages Al the ieachrrs reside IN The family and
te most parental 1erysiOn had the pupils tor
catalogues and u Information Apply 1t the Office OF the
school, 1874 Broadway, n corner vi John 81 where me
Principal be seen daily.
"a w gro L. LIE ROW A. NJ Principal
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.rp~ rOK LONG BRANCH, OCEAN

80 - House, RIms0n, kztOn Town, SHREWSBURY
'-a' aud MAJ tsqYan.-The new ADD sesalilos
pressure steamer EDWIN LEWIS, Capt COnles ~
leave Catherine Mar,et ~ follows touching a. Pier NO J.
Fasl River, going aud returning.
LEAVES NEY-EOfz LEAVES EATON Io"''
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ANTEANiNG.-Ms Many manufacturers acknowledge the
w instruction ihey derived from GilrOy Treatise on
the art Of Weaving large octave book ofnear oo pages
inlerspersed with neat engraviugs exempyng the various
machines used with accurate instructions written ia plain
STYLE MIR Groy, the author, being practical and expert
Cnced weaver. Published and for sale by
oH5t GEO. ID. BALDWIN, 50 Spruce-sL
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Isi9-FALL ARRANGEMEnT-lss
,0~<~ ANEw-YORK AID ERlE RAIL. ~
faA-ils.--aNROAD LlNEfn AlfdietD"b, OD'frn "a
and intermediates places, VA ana ae'
THURSDAY, 18Th Oct
For Passengers-rhe new fast and coianoaiou' s'e1
host IT. NICHOLAS, Capt ALsH,sDER II. scrVLill
enc fl f0ot N Du1ne-sir-e dsly fSInday exceg~'
O'clock A. NJ 4ad O'Clock ?. N-ordI ary running -n,
u hour. Returning, tho carsS,l leave hids.s.'"a~
O'Clock A. g. and o'clock, r NJ -
gos reight-A barg- .ill i.aye every snernocs
O'Clock Sundays escep7a freight ~ nct De 20 ms
u The cons gnee AID depot sson where goods arr
rn must 10 s.suncny marked upon each srtlee oua"S
gorflh-r particulars inquire Of j. Van Rsasseiaer se'
,''-' II. &. SEYMOUR. saperinlspsssi
yx Stages from Add.e.o~n ds.y, 10 cOun.ens ~
b. sa-rrou line % comm gburgh WurisbOr0 aonnoe-o
Mount Pi-ssnl, 5ingtamlos, Oreso, Port Jer'ls h'''
On Mondsys Wednesday. and Fridays 10 Dgn1Az accS
rose. Fnend.giie. L.aos. sroosyn, &c.
r.. -4.t.a..:sg1 PATEK>UN kAiLkUApI
--->uss1s.Wn Inter Arangemenioo sni az ~. "a
-nesday Sept 1itl The car, WIZ 'e'''
PArERsos DEPgT sEw-foEH
o'clock A. ~ q oeoeE' "
Pm Il
on SUNDAYS.
Leaves Paterson Depot a. He".fok
o'e.e'A' = Y. Z "e.''' ri
Passengers are advised 10 b. Inc FerrJ 70" n =,
b@fsrs in- Dugr - sia0n<
- FOR LIyERPOOL-a-sglar Packet o. Il, Z,
49, sOy-Thv Se slOso fart sailing Pecss' 10y "a
sD DEPENDENCE. Cept Allen VIII ssl a. 80
being ler regular day. H4vzg very superior sccOn"p
usns Jr cabin, second cabin and Storage pa-s-nse
.,us intending ~ embark should MAKE lmnie''s" sfP~
ton 0a board, foot " M4lden-isle, or y
JOSEPH McAU BRAY ,cornsfo
oil Pine an9 Sun =
- FOR NEW.ORLEA>-- .fofs as s.ls - 20
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~ c.sss ia-t sailing packet mp JANIS ~. ~
HARD. kslMan, master Vail posluFeJ .AA "
sCc0ml01a atoms for cabin, - cabin a-c seer ~ pr
g-r. are unsurpassed by auy 0iher vessel N 49,
.Ous lulelding embark sl0l4t MAKE nin.' Al
ton on board, Pne-sl. lal, or ~ JOs.fh ae ,n "a
corner o. li"' H-t
- FOX sAsASNAH-Pacsst 81 Il4' ,r.s,es.x
es,-x l.tl Oct Il lr pasAet snp CkLls, IeP- PEI
Will positively Sal - above, fcf ~ ..N
sl~s si.hns --cure Dcrtrs either ID CABIN o" '1.sssI
should make early application % board ~ s.s ~
ere, cg ~ ". ;. A. iAf 80 see
T[ONIi hE.ILAa LINE y fsesss,s, IL
80 -Or.ellf Pacse-s " To- I'm DcN .frsl-Rx
s@~ Novrflber-Ihe -plead.d pzc,et 81 - -, I'd
Cspt Dgriey. VIII positively al IN Ihns9 ~ cnl NsA
aud ihs ;.si-s4rg packet silp OENEsEr, - ress
viii positively -8 on saturday November - n e.bs
iay days Persons wishing . secure oefs ee.,ioa o.
on Storage should not al ~ maze cary sppA0
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HOT AIR FURNACE.
xrAI.k Ek,s. patanf lmnrnr-i Hul Air ~

kAAIkER's Patent Improved Hot Air Furnace FOR
w h-atiug Dwellings Stores Churches Sc.-rhese Fur
-sres viii heat economically AMI efficiently The air IN ne
apartments u De pure and healthy free nom dyness dust
They put up snder the personal supervision Of Mr.
Walker tho Paieaiee, and have hitherto given entire SAILS
iscion and In az warranted 10 perform well
Reference ~ W Taylor. Esg Governor New ORR hO,
pis Mr.. Charles Starr Superintendent do, Edward Be-
n-ni, Esq Il Wsst {. d. Rhodes ESQ 10 Pesrlsuee.i
Mr Thomas McElrsth, - Nassau. sc.
suNf GEO. W WALKER ~ Broadway.
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