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THE TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune
OLE BULL-SaREwELLi


OLE BULL--FAREwELL
ruou friend than brother nearer fare thee well =
This world is sad with partings yet more dear
Than tears Ger broken hear; or faded spell,
Thesedrops to friendship sacred. Firm and clear
4 nation sends her voices up TO swell
This hour with sadness and with triumph. Near
The Hero Fathers whom we worship, stands
Zig name. engraven there with reverent hands
The lightning shock of genius from thy hand
Leaps sparkling on from hear; 20 heart. till all
Gov and dissolve in light, and the bright band
Fused into trembling sea. or rise or fall
Or culver into stiffness as thy wand
Points glircring through the air; or at thy call
The spirits OF toe Past appear and talk
OF memories sweet as through the brain they walk.
Ty,v magic tones create anew delight,
And Lies exhausted Urn refill with wine
Which oeerhovs once more in purple light.
Once more The stars in mystic beauty shine
As thou cnchan,est the keen ear Of Night
Ana fairies from thcir lowery thrones incline,
WONDERING 10 hear themselves reechoed, where
Thy SOU pours out herself upon the air.
Thou coniures, up once more the golden dreams
That made youth beautifal-the glorious shapes
Which fading haun, the memory with CLEANS
Ofa diyiuer being and escapes streams
From out thy fingers. some dear bird which
Into the soul Spring-time song that wakes
The bosom echoes ofold joys, and fi!ls
Its qaspng fountains from divinest rills
Farewell! The curtains of the invisible dir
Too soon viii hide thee from our eyes-but time
Thy image in our hearts can ne'er impair
Go! bu, beneath wha; FAR and sunny cline
'chy destiny leads :hec we VIII follow there.
and drink. in fancy, of Thy nusic.rryme
Til all .Lings MEEK TO poetry, and thou
Thy sweet spell ayest upon our hearts, as now
Ono lnorc-,be last farewell, foretelling spirit
ora more perfect Beautiful 10 burst
In splendor DER the earth Our souls inherit
From thy strong genius that immortal thirst
Which stakes itself in Music-and 10 hear il
Isto drink in, ourselves, the FIRE which nursed
Greece in her strong creative infancy and strs
This preg,an, age with all that WIS not hers
g. g. FosTFR
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Schr Salem (of Portsmouth, which arrived 27h alt at
Boston from New. York, was in morning
pbcu, o'clock off Race Point with packet schr John
Eaton from Boston, Of and for Chatham. The Salem
had bowspr, spinered headsays and cutwater carried
away ard received other damage Did ascertain the
damage done the Eaton.
The bark joiIn Brouwer. Capt Gutter, which cleared
on the l3ih ult AT New Orleans for New ork ashore
at the head of the sW ass previous 2d uli in three
feet water Il is supposed her cargo would have 10 be
discharged before she would be got OF.
Capt Lewis of the schr Jonathan Wainwright reports
that on the 2Ith ut when in lat IS lc Ion "a 10, el IN
with schr Fair of New York abandoned with about
foot of in her mold and from appearances had just
been run no boarded her and found her log written
TO u o'clock tine previous dhy-took from her the
foresa, some running rigging, blocks, &C.
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NOTICE 70 TAX-PaYERs.

CoMPTRoLLEa's OFFICE, Brooklyn, October 18Th 1915.
DURSUANT 10 IN Ac: Of The Legislature. emitted An
Act relative 10 tie collection OF taxes in the City OF
Brooklyn AID for other purposes passed April 3th 1881
Notice - hereby gwen that tbs Assessment Rolls
fr The current gear have this dag delivered the
Comptroller OF The City of Broosyn and tha. from s
which shall be paid t- said Comptroller within thirty
days from the date hereof, deduction OF three per cent
viii W made ana hat from AL taxes which shall be paid
AFTER The expiration OF the said thirty days within Sixty
days from said date deduction Of per wal be
made and that and after thu First Tuesday January
next per VIII added all then remaining
unpaid and la on the T.ud Tuesday Of January next the
said Comptroller viii deliver the Collectors the CITY OF
Brooklyn the said Assessment Rolls together with The
rants thereto annexed directing them proceed with re-
gard ~ The unpaid taxes in the directed By law
The Comptroller would respectfully reqres, those ,rhp
intend 10 avail themselves OF the provisions of The Act refer
red 20 II ;he above notice, Inform him thereof rs
practicable that their bills may In readiness pre-
vent delay when they nsy De prepared pay taxes
In compliance. with resolution OF the Mayor Com
Council, NOTICE il hereby further given ina, the
Comptroller vii receive taxes his Office IN City Build
!ngs, FROM ) O'CLOCK \. NJ. UNTIL = O'CLOCK
Z. NJ. and Il no other hours
o2s 5m a Fl. OSBORN, Comptroller
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iIi OKDEK oil paneI 2. Ingrahanl. one OF lhe A,-o.

spi ORDER OF Daniel z. lngrahau, OF the Assoc
ID caie ud of the Court OF Common Pleas for the city
and county NeYork Notice is ,reby gwen, pursuant
the provisions OF the statute authorizing attachments
against Gbscond!ng, concealed and nonresident debtors
that attachment has issued against the estate OF Ezra
Teal. OF the Stale Michigan and that sam.
will be sold for The payment OF MS debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according 10 law, within
nine months from the nrs: publication OF this notice; and
ihl, the payment OF debts due him By residents
and the delivery him use, any prop
erty within this Stale belonging 10 him. and the transfer
any c property by him forbidden by law. void
Dated The suih day o. September. lsi5. T. II. OWEN
lii luXNln AuOrrry for Atgclinr Ert.lifn-
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Grbools.

A NEW Course of Lessons in French the Robert
n sonisn System, by Edmond Du BuissOn A. M.-Even
ing Glasses being formed No III Green-st
OF Houston. Hours OF attendance 6 to and 10
O'Clock.
BY his system the SUDDEN, able with
raptity and beside. acquiring thorough know ledge
of the language with all s diomatc peculiares than by
any other method.
Further particulars, terms. &c. will be made known on
application AT Nj Bo1knams Select School, No IA Green
Of Houslon-s between the hours OF 4. NJ ana
p. VI n.6 I'm
tsNHE SELECT SCHOOL, No. III Green cor. of
4 Hou-tou--t-CEiARLESBO OklIAM, Masrer-lnstrlc-
ton Chiefly the Prusslu SYSTEM Is given in all The E
menary Branches OF sound English Education. The La
tin and French languages and Housekeeping also
taught, forming part cf the general course
Numbers limited. No Boy upwards OF II years Of age
received into the School Circulars may be- had Henry
NJ Onderdonks, D John-sl Messrs. Lockwood Sons.
broadway. and L j. Growers, corner OF Broadway and
BleeckersL n2G I'm
pENhlANSHIP.A private class in Penmanshp, I'M
= der the charge OF Mr. McLauren, tat O'Clock in
the evening Al Mr. BooSbsms Schooroom No III Green,
corner OF HousIon.sL
The of practice is much extensive and thor
ough than can possibly be gwen in a large School.
Book Keeping also taught.
Farther particulars terms, sc made known appics-
ton above between the hours OF a NJ and O'CLOCK,
P. VI. n26 I'm
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EgUBBAKD'S PAPERS-BURNAP&B ABCOCK,
HI No. IS John-sirect, offer for sale full Of
Papers manufactured by the Messrs. Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial Super Royal,
Royal. Medium, DENY ana Fiat Cap
Bank Folio Post. Bank Guario Post, Exchange esp.
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain.
Letter Paper, ruled aud plain, full assortment
Packet Post, Super and Extra Super.
Tinted Plate Paper Colored InperalA
Colored Royals. thick and thin.
Do. Medium do. do.
Do. Double Cap for copy books
Fine Glazed Colored Mediums, Royals, &c. &c.
b. g. have also on hand very extensive OF
Wiring Papers, Book and News Printing Papers, Plate
PAYERS, Hardware and Wrapping Papers They are also
sole agents OF tho genuine Patent Euvelop Paper.
Printing Paper OF size and quality made order
short Motto" ,v?1 osva,h
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WHALEMEN.

At Lahana July II. ship Mary rtman, Nantucket I'm
NV Coast and Japan. Bad weather and illness of Mr.
Chase first officer compelled the captain 10 put tin La
hama On 2dMay smith, seaman. Of Nantucket, fcl!
overheard and was lost.
letter has been received from Cap, Griswod of ship
AuGlcy Clark OF Newport dated ST JagO Sept j. states
he had taken one 30 bbl whale.
A letter from snip Amazon Smith Farhaven, reports
Mt Porto Praya sept u, with 81 bbs sp oil-all well.
letter from Capt. Luce OF bark Valparaiso, OF New
Bedford reports her of Bravo Cape de Verbs, Oct 3,
NIL well
a letter from ship Hercules. Marvel Of NBedford re.
ports her ut St ago Cape de Verbs in August with $50
bbls sp oil
letter from Capt Walker of ship Abm Rowland,
of New Bedford reports her At Porto PrayO Cape de
Verbs, Oct 9, all well, bound south.
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alN ORDER.

DN ORDER. OF Hon William PRrneiec, Recorder Of
ID tie City Albany notice hereby given that attach
has issued against the OF Thomas +. Wyman
debtor and that the VIII be sold for the
payment his debts unless h appear and discharge such
attachment, according to law, within nine months from the
first publication O this notice; and that the payment any
debts him by residents OF this State the delivery
hun FOR his oiany property within this State belong
him. and the transfer OF any such property by him.
forbidden by law and void Dated Albany. June H. l145
DEAN X NEWLAND.
l.l-f Inn ittL1rr for utfar n..,.r
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Rl ORDER u Ile HoaoIa0Le Ffederic 4: Talinaase.

sei ORDER ot the Honorable Frederic \. Ta!!nadgc,
fp Recorder OF tie City OF NewYork, notice Is hereby CIV.
pursuant lie provisions OF tie statute authorizing al
achents against nonresident tchtors that attachment
hus issued against the estate OF GEORGE LOCKWOOD,
lately resident OI Massachusetts and TINT the WILDE
payment of his debts. unless he appear au dis
charge such attachment according ~ a%, within nine months
the publication OF tins notice; and that the payment
any debts due to him by residents OF this State nnd The
delivery him Tor his OF any property within tins
State belonging him. ana the transfer any such proper
y By him forbidden by Law and arevod-Dalei the 18th
day of April. 1915. HARVEY \. WEED,
4-9 llyv9nc In propra persona Creditor
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sTEAM POWER and rooms 10 lie, il The tn
S:s nuue Buildings Apply 81 tnis Office.

s SPLENDID FARM and Country Sat
C The subscriber offers for sale the fam on which he
- now resides situated The Town oI lsp, uistnctOi
Ssvvila loas and shout - miles from The Cly OF New
YORK or 10 hours hide by The Railroad 10 Lase saon
-, IN. rear OF the farm miles distant The cor.
aims Abou. zoo acres-ssy hst cleared and mat WOOD.
. universally admitted be The hsndsomest location or
SonTb road between Brooklyn AMI MontauS. The dive.
Inn, , vo stories and attic IS icei WIN wire y lee
NJ front OF 50 feet, butt about years since; hard
ir.brd walls with blinds and shutters front snc re,
yxsi naiuted WIKI Two coats INSIDE ara ouI s"o
since ! large barn. 50 by ~ Win t"o shedS 10 ny - asa
sbnfrr for cattle wiki spacious lott for corn " or gfa
TIN. barn.yart enroscG witha light board fence !e-s
irh A hn.-gsu the most improved pHNl ne" Scac-
ho two stores fitted up with stN sis> ior hor,s' ahua
iunt room tor carriages and 10 the upper story room Tor
tons OF hay, with .iN 5us Tor oes &c i-O nile, WASH
smoke houses likewise ,hree cApscio4 ecars ~
der different buildings, for vegetable, &c Inc lawn ~
ront ul.efy laid cut s5ayeicd walks AID carriage wAy
with variety ct ornamental shade and iru trees The
Garden contains nearly acre. IN hIh STALE p cGtYa
lion producing Ii abundance small rlis, sucN as Guy
rants, gooseberes T0Spherres and sswbefres VIVA AZ
extraordinary bed OF asparagus have set our on he
retur, within IN years about - gra.ieG fruit
Mr. Reeds nursery, Murray HUI, New YORK Tue !an :
ountd on The South by the South Bay, a!ordiug
beautiful water prospect, has long piece OF strand,
which hundreds OF loads of seawcei can be gaered has
sri,ug springs OF water; fences good, large pro
,r,ioY b.iny entirely new. The and has been well ma
10 b., ,. best farm nnyw here IN the neigh0orhood good
school posioce and church within mile oi me dwelHs
and in lie very OF good trout anu other nsng WIN
snper bun.ance OF wild game, oysters clans &c large
amount OF the purchase-mOney can remain on oond ana
MORTGAGE Title uuQus suouabe. For terms ald iihei
particulars apply the subscriber on i- or c
Alouzo c. Monson, Il Cedar-st n. Y. NJ Monsoon
l.yD, .NXtNl
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ARRIVED.
Bark Chancellor, Lanfare Il de- I'm Antigua - Johns,
old copper bound 70 New Haven. Left no american AN
vessels. sailed in co with schr Thomas hooper io'
Baltimore
Schr Elizabeth Nantucket, oil
schr Only Daughter McDute, Lubec plaster
schr I.eonidas Lubec plaster.
Schr Richard Taylor. Thomaston LINE.
Schr Increase Thomaston, line.
Schr Florie, Thomaston, lime
Schr Ernene Machiaa lumber
Schr u Peters MGchias timber.
Schr fremont, Dennis. fish
Schr John Anderson, Portland, fish
schr John Drew. Kingston. Mass. fish
Schr Elizabeth. Salem produce
Schr Henry Boston. rndse.
Scbr Fancy Chase, Boston.
Schr Cooley e. Co. Boston, mdse.
Schr Louisa BeekInan New Bedford oil.
jchr Harriet, New Bedford oil
Schr Philadelphia Nantucket oil
Schr Rosetta, New Bedford, ballast.
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ENIlE CIiNTl

'EuE CR0T0S WATER in lis present state of i'm
purity il entirely unhi for use either beverage
for culinary purposes 1t however he Invested OF nil
lis impurities and he rendered of chrysare cl-Rrness
by the of the subscribers Premium Water Filters,
manufactured at the Cro,ou Plumbing Establishment, No.
$40 Broadway, between Walker and White
2. S-Croion water introduced dwellings, &c. and
the fixtures supplied ON the lowest terms
MIG I'm STONE BROTHERS. Plumbers, &c.
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A TlANTlC DOCk.-The Owners and Captains OF
IN ships and sieanhoais of the largest respect
fully informed tha, conmodious and safe berth, for moorng
their respective during the approaching winter may
Dock and reasonable than any OF the open
docks along the shores OF the port
There ample FOR any quantity OF Lighters Caual
Towbosis. with perfect protection from ice other
casualties. 10 which craft are exposed elsewhere.
Owners and Agents will ind their ineres, call 81 the
Office Of the Atlantic Dock Company No. s Wsllsl
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1nlA;RPs, al 81. Broadway,

nUUBLE-ACTiON EiRPS, IL 81 Broadway
- NeFs-f oFA--J. r BROW NJ, Maker and Importer
begs 20 call the attention Of me ellie OF Gscs s.e 70 lis
elegant collection OF Grand O. AM double and sin
gle .c.Ion H.!p- having al the modern improvements OF
London and Paris.
Hsrps repaired. Strings Instruction Books. Y.
L-i OF prices sac descriptions be or rdrd for s.a
gle postage BROWNE l. co.
London and New York-EstaoIshcd 1870
We copy TX o!!oaing from the Broadway Journal Of Sep
The Hsrp instrument. is but little known in this
county, although Europe Is considered necessary
10 ladies' OF refined education occupying
many reasons b- itl- familiar win his truly drawing
.ooa Instrument n The trsi place. y IS capita!
bringing he muscles into gsat.e and Eeehtt play:
place excellent paniinelt the voice
" Ss,re hancicrsiI ~ The greatest advantage Wei might
learned Ths6en r.oGu=nty observe, young oeax
or behoGiGg Yong ana graceful! scaled n the
most fascinating POSITION The divine Cecilia harp
well his learned Th.ben observe -av II Won
have hears, prepare 10 lose ihein now.
MI Brownies Ha-s are by far the magnificent IT,
OF he Instrument be has effected !a1y nDor:au: in ruy.
nsr IN The oechenica! department. and the tone there
N extraordinary addition OF purity power
" . cal cordially recommend Ar. Browne, Instruments
~hich h- : the resident representative nil INV
NOTICE TO LANDLORDS AND LAWYERS.
I LFRED ROACH, Constable OF the Second Ward bers
!esve 20 inform them and the public II general TIA, n.
nlse5 o'f andIods warrsnts and them as usrs
s attends 10 ne foreclosure OF mortgages agent for lei
tlS houses and collecting ects, House No ClT
Otlcs a. The Marine Court MS sxeod.
4 BoOk-sTOKE FOR SALE.-An e.ceII.,,
ior any person wishing 10 embark in IN.
BOOK Business IL old stand and srra,.d !, o. ~
our beat business Streets either for shoesrl- arr r,s
Inc reason me proprietor wsnss TO sell ia on srconn NJ
s o. MS publishing business which be ireuds
spss MS e1c!1sve attention 70. Address line ostpad
~ DIVA 1'o- ia'-' 1os' once nisG
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second Board.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


CLEARED.
Ship sea Freeman Liverpool Taylor Merrill
Bark Isaac Mead Brown Savannah K VI DemN
Brig Clinton Andrews Savannah, Sturges& C!earnah'
Schr Chesapeake, Stuart, Baltimore. eager & Mailer
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O@ciaI.
LIST OF LETTERS.

IpvEa1lsrp IN TIE 1zIgusE 81 sPEciAL A'roisTsE'''
ga Ind Be u fiTther enacted p,..
nd all Advertisements made under .as orders OF ne D.
nsster General n newspaper or newspapers, %
rsd Tor in gy Post OEce shall be inserted n ne PEP.
or papers Of the place where the ONCE
NAV 3. situated k1r1nE TIE larger Circulation
Ne,p Post Office Ian. pGs,ed hdreA j. 1871
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At Oahu |. Sept Is. bark Allioh, Simpson ldg for
Ncwiork, sail in few days brig Hannah, Checver
unc.
AT Demersra, 10th ut BRIG Maria of Philadelphia for
leeward Island, . days; Emma, Of Baltimore, disg.
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1nsnranee.

EIRE iSSURANCE.--The Mutual insurance Com
psny Of The City Of New fork Office No 81 tormery
No 81 WsllsL-rhe Directors have lh- satisfaction in
form The public that all claims this Company accustomed
by The late disastrous ire, and all other claims, have been
adjusted and paid in full, and they deem It proper add
that. although their means haze bean somewhat upared
the late the Company have still securely invested
capital OF TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY.FlVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS
This Company continue TO insure sgaius; loss damage
by me favorable similar Institutions in this
city.
The Company commenced business in 1887. on the cid
Mutual System and continued IL up The year 1909 when
the Mutual plan abandoned ANA charter obtained
retaining the original but inappropriate nap the bus
ness OF the Company since that period has based
INVESTED CAPITAL, divided shares FIFTY ZACH
BY order, GEORGE IRELAND President
4. b. MCDONALD, Secretary.
Now VOTE, OctOper am. 1915. n3O II
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n Office - hereby gwen, Iaat application r..l be
MADE ~ lie Legislature OF the state Il New YORK ~
session tor ac. 20 incorporate the Prison Associa
tiGH o. S-siork- New ORR. Noy. II. 1855 rI2s~
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" The u S. Gazette says I'VE have occasion
to know SC why then donst know and done whit :
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'5rD STEAM BOAT Prupuelors. t.c.lnref-, Sc--.Ee
I would respectfully call tue attention the
Stones newly nvered Counter apparatus of the
simple construction for ascerianng Inc speed
distance Travelled by vessels. locomotives.
This machine Is also We. calculated for measuring
lsnces. Price $50.
sure and vacuum Guagr and Guage Cock for ascraInng
The exact nlgni OF the boilers had
the subscribers the CrOOu Plumbing WaterE liter
Establishment SO broadway, between Walker and White
Sc. n(@ lm STONE BROTHERS.
ESDELIBLE INK 70. Marking on Linen and Cotton
dooe IN the same manner with INK on paper
warranted not to inre corrodr ane,. canbrc and
io color and durability fully equal best In use Sold
"h9rsse and real! by FRANCIS & L0UTREL
h<a Nv manufacturing StaiiousrI. II M4id-n-lane
'HkEk FIRST rkEM!UMs 10 Il. Il. Day
Usys establishment Three Fifs, Premiums for ts, b,i
specimens OF The following goods while no Otnsr ,abis
inen oui OF seven or eight exhibiting received over one
ether nr=t or second. "
One Tor frat best India Rubber Shoes
Life Preserving Jacket
Embroidered SElrred Suspenccrs.
manufactures every description OF India
f.uobtr goods, including the approved Metallic
Der whcni not affected by beat or cold for by
mo -! HORACE II. DAY. y Maiden-lann
E'HE GERMAN Ian gugge.-German evening Glasses
are being arranged Inc office Of NJ Van Hoevenberg
ESQ No. - Centfest by NJ Eriheier, author of "a Phrase
BOOK In English and German"
Frrhte Classes formed By ladies' gentlemen among
themselves will be attended 10 By T. Apply 20 Z.
above Office nj rneod
NEWARK CALCiNED PLASTER Cein-ul and
Oh an VAN NESS BELL. i, CortIand-s,
ZINE COTTONS-5O packages bleached aud IN.
blsached ~ nuslns from the Rockingham steam mills
just received, Tor sale by NE5AiTH co,
nIS ~ Pinest
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White Joseph woodward UIl-fwooden, Captain :
Whitney, y. c. liaIns = J sInes
Wm- o. Il iToodsxorth VIZ Y Gilman, II w
While. L. " Wood eEloriige sr'Ss a., heTI Hos
White. John 5 G.. C.
Whitney. Charles Woodwork, Doug aies, 3 '"
Woods David las Toalar, Ahaet
Woodnan, II. ury Woodwork. 5. Young. Isaiah
Woodn an George God y ORR: Ercde- Zabclcr, W olf
Woodruff, Z rick gang.
Wood, c. 8. Woodruff, g. n.
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g, FOR SALE very Cheap, Farm OF y acres, Iltc
go rom the centre OF the City OF Rochester. Dweirg
-A- f brs in GOOD repair large and convenient, and
large stone barn. great abundance and variety o. he
choicest iuit On McidAmiled road and IN good neigh
horhooI md bur rois from The G'nescc river No
better soil IN whole OF .hr famed Graesse Valley Pre-
S5trO Address ". H. CUMMINGS, Rochester, ~ i
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MEMORANDA


The packe: ships for Europe and other outward bound
vessels are detained in consequence Of the NE Storm
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Abrams, j.
Adams, Reuben
Adams, Seth
Adams. Joseph
Abbott, Isaac, Pam:
er,
Abbott. Joseph J.
Adams, William ;
Aldnck, Col. Wn.
Away, Mr.. CON
board the Hendric.
HuGson)
| Allardise. John
Alexander. WIN.
Aldrick, Z, +.
Allen, J. W.
Aiuree, w. II.
AleNande .Rob'l l
Alden, Cyrus G.
Allen, Ezra W.
Albury, John w.
Auelesea Singers
! August. Godfrey
, Anderson. J. J.
Ashcroft, y.
Anger. j.
! Apologize, ThoIni
son
, Averell, JMansiiel
Augustus, +.
Austin, John
Armstrong. Frank
Atlwaier NJ.
Angel, George N
Arthur, 7. ).
Arniss. M-ssrs.
Arthur, Michael
Andres, Thomas
Austin. NJ. A.
Arnold. George {
Anaale, Sanl
Arnold, George
Baker, Nj. d.
B!ackw0od. II. d.
Blasklock, WuliaI
Bacon, Francis
Bacon. n. W.
Blacssiocs, Geo y
Bacon, Francis
Baocock, Dewitt
Blackwooj, Rich.
ard ii.
6accius. Or. Tho,
Baker. Edwin
Banss \ Co. Acre
bat family
Baker, Henry
Bailey, J: 81
BGru, William
Baldwin, q. 3.
Sa!dw }. I;
Baldwin. 4. C.
Banks, Samuel l..
Ballard. Joseph
Baker, Tslinage
Riakely. y. B.
Bancroft, Henry
Brainerd. james
HRrkeloo. John
Darlington, Tnos.
Barnett, Lewis 4.
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