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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-18
NNILLIAMS,> Double Refined Campnene. Burning
w knid and splrii Gas. SprI. OF Tnrpenlne. Recr

NNILLIAM~'> Double Refined Campnene. Burning
w Fluid and Spirit Gas. Spirits Of Turpenine. Recu
fed Spirits Of Turpentne. Alcohol. OF usus very high
proof White ROsin. for soap makers ard cuggiss For
-e'e By W. WILLIAMS, Nc. 2 Wa'er-st
Certificate AT the request OF Nj w. Williams have
amiued specimen Of hi recfed Camphene from spirits
of nrpentnel with he following results St circular
wick lamp, burning cost Of about cent an hour
ght equal % 0spcrm candles. @nd. burned for 10
hours every other evening for weeks without once
irmmin the wick, and could perceive dmnuton In
constantly exposed the air. 3fd An unrcufed spirit
OftIrpenuue though looking bright pare ira
backenrd gumm-d the wick In a few minutes, proving
that les injurious maeris held In solution 10
rect fed article and therefore where pure spu vi turpen
line needed for manufacturing purposes should consider
Mr. Williams recilhed decidedly superior 10 common
article, per gallon than
common spirits. ilb. MF. Wnsms's Camphene when
burned In suitable lamp produces most brilliant light; i
free from sny unpleasant odOr and with proper care s by
liable 20 posion accident have myself
Dhene and instead Of setting FIRE tn Csmphene the
fsme Of the blazing knot immed aiey extinguished
NeV-York July ID. 1915 GEO c. SCHAEFFER
Tie shove experiments the Camphene OF Mr. w. Will
isms my instance and from isy knowledge OF
the accuracy and skill Of Mr. Schaefer have Implicit
idence IN their results therefore recommend the prepar
alton of Nr Williams economical source Of brilliant
light and preferable spirit Of urpenIlne 10 the m
the arts 90 which they are both applicable.
NewYork July IL, iS45 JAMES RENNlCk.
We Witnessed similar experiments % the above and could
read comfortably at distance OF Eve TO 10 feet from the
light OF our lamp.
IF BOWERS NJ. d. ll8 Bleecker-si.
l.. sUYDAM, Prest Of Equitable Insurance Co
n WEED Pre-t River BANK l,yeod
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rS FARM FOR SALE or exchange for Ciy proper
VA small Farm, containing III acres Of bret rate
- and under high stale Of cultivation, on Newburgh
Bay short distance from Cornwall Landing, iron which
there 4 daily communication Guy BY seamDoats
The buildings OF substantial story BRICK Cottage
~ by u tone OF the best built houses IN Orange Co with
brick Kitchen attached ~ by - feet also wooden build
ing attached tho Kitchen. u by feet covering we'll
c-ern Goa. and wood bins with all the necessary
buifings viz: large Barn. Chicken aud Smoke House
COfn-cnb Icehou-e Hogpens, a.. Ga the premises
all he various snds OF Fruit OF the best quality. Ia the
neighborhood are a Presbyterian and Methodist Church.
Two Friends Meeting houses and good schools The and
waered with neyer-flllng The prop
ery vii be sold low, without encumbrance and perfect tile
gwen exchanged Tor productive property the West
side OF the CITY. Enquire Of
sAM'L RUCKEL, il6 Huds DIST or
OLD iwa CHAS. McAULEY, Cornwall Landing,
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COny, Ellen

ClaHcey Miss Mar
Craig Miss Chris
Campbell, Me- >
Tah
Callahan ,Csthann
Garter, Miss A.
meth
CairnOn, Nj.
Bridget
CLARK, Mra Ellen
Carver, Mrs. Jane
CLARK Mrs. Mary
Crsw ford, Ms
Mary
Chace, Mary b
Chipuar, fannyN'
Conway, Mr.
Washington 81
Crosk Miss Mary
Cooper, Mrs. NJ ar !
CrOnin, Mr.. Cam
Grey, Miss En-
liNe
Copeland, Lad
Emily
Conway. Msrgarl
Corr, Miss Mar
Cotton Miss RscnI
4 Cooper. Miss Aun'
, CDgrsey Susan b
| COvei Miss f. G
( Gully II w
I Cunie. Mrs. Gsrai
Currens, Miss Ana.
CunOw. Ca'harr
Dow,Mrs Muir
! Dems-y, Bridget
Des ey, Mary
! Demise, Miss Ma
/ tina
/ DicssOn.Miss Elil
Z DicsOn, Mrs. wv.
fcr-etl
| D 1raD, Miss ;. a
! Douglass, Mr.. VI
! g. r.
! D0id, Miss Hanna
/ Douglass, Miss Al
igsl
/ Dunn, Miss Sarah
I Daft ,lirs PenelOI
Ellis, Mrs. J. A
| Elliott, Miss kmel
( Elif. Miss Ann
Foster, Snrnh
, Fairchilds, Miss Al
gelett
! fennO,Mrs. Aela {
| Freenan,Mrs Nj
, liner }
| friich, Mrs. Margl
ret
Fitch, Mrs Corn
liza III.
Finnen, Am (Che
fy-st.l
Finch, Mrs. Mary
Foster. Miss Ann
Ford, Mrs. Sarah
! Fowle ,MrsSarah
| FLYNN, Mrs. (R /
Theairc.1
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X fhE-GROOf Sa.an4Ldtr sal-s-ItIs q welLalogr
Tact -at sale previous te greai ire vi December,
100 lad been invented capable resisting r heat
on4crd IN TOE burning single stofegouse-Dgt since
which, however, the great and Va ADJ. d.covery OF e
salananaef Sale vas made, and mas been patented bJ
wider and me st " manufacture and sell mis- state
purchased BY the subscriber
To recent Triumphant results In the burning Of the TQne
Buildings and The great conaas ration Of July lS4,
ths cry, ana otefs equally s1ctofy has induced 0us
b and offer for SAFE an article called Improved sas
nihaef Sales ia FOlacn oi le patent law and for wncn
suit nave been commenced against n. mansfaetofs ss1
agents, and should they tai respond injury 70
tr Pat-nicei suits VA be- extended the purchasers and
p-e having then IA USE they being equally lr1le. ses
fLAlp- VI Palratsl A ord 10 he Sise Is -affeisIL
;. G. HEKRING, lSg Wserst
" B-Cayors DelaLO's SCOTS, and olter secondhand
Chests tor se.c 81 One-taird Ol tls Or slual cont
ie" Sasnsndef sales, IN iI .iOn vi the genuine
cd De- seen and compared with ls feal article AID VII b.
sold low. oil lndAW
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STOVES. Brass snd Iron Railing, 6c--rhe subscribers
- would inform their friends. and the public IN general that
they have commenced manufacturing Stoves heir Old
isbished store No ST WstersL where viii be found
great variety consisting in part of the following:
The Economist and kncserbOcker Cooking Stoves, for
coa wool The patterns Tor those Stoves beng new,
Will be found "a much close than he ordinary Stove and
they warranted 10 bake well
Pyrce'- Air Tight Cooking Stove for wood or coal VIII
be found % combine advantages than any other ~
constructed having t- ire chamber elevated enabling the
extend the whole OF the bottom Of the Stove.
AMI warranted 20 bake well Persons about TO purchase.
would do well examine this stove there = such
ely Of sizes that the price need be no hndrance the small
e. families purchasing
Doctor Jenkss celebrated PsentPrenium Psror and Hall
Stove.
Radiator and sngle Cylinder Stoves and Bsses- Air
+ f and Office Stoves one snd TWO hole Furnaces Hat
ier- snd Taors Stoves. Stove Pipe snf Elbows. Toge-
ther with genera assortment Of Brass and Iror Railing.
Brass Ornaments, Mica, Lnc, Cylinder Brick Deck Irons,
kcGc.
Al Of which will will be sold wholesale and retail e, the
lowest prices. a. Is; NaiersL between Beesmsn-st and
Peek slip MPHERSEN GUEST
New York. August 49, ls45 aui9 eOdsn
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LYAMILY BOARDING sCHOOI.-T6e

Il sesson OF Mr. and Mrs Ashbe fuleTs School for BOYS
and Girls In Kent, CT will commence Nov. 18TH The
number OF pupils IL limited twelve Boys VIII be
for college, their studies Will be adapted To the designs
their psrrnts to their fu'e pursuits Terms-ihe year
10 divided into two Sessions Of - weeks each All expenses
except booxs $50 per session References Miss Catherine
NJ Sedgwiek 10 be addressed by letter .d6 NinlhsL
Lenox, Mass Mr.. and Mrs. ChaTes Sedgwlck, Leuox.
Masa Theodore Sedgwick ESQ. a. Wal 81 DR. Peter
Pratt Liberty~st Ro.erick Scdgwick, a. Yves, Was h.
ing place John slosson, Esq Pesrlsi b. HaNlon.
~ Grovest; 1t John Sedgwick, u. = A. Prof Henry
White n d. 81 fiihsl Circulars can be obtained Of either
If the rxfrr al ga
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AVA French Department, No Il ChamteTs-sL Professor
BAsset about organize his evening classes French
for the ensuing No IL Chsinbess for pupils
siding down town and al his residence. 495
above ST Luke Church, for those living up town
BY his method pupils acquire French practically AM
efsmu,atcsy without much study THIS system Is the ~
cult OF years oi research The pupils md themselves re-
ueved cm the task Of Two hOurs study 10 i've minutes
No books are used except reed and translate.
three ~ itorogg knowledge Of French Is Oh
tanned Please apply for further Information No. II
Chamb~rsst The Institute under City Hall,
&s5 Hndson-sl OF Sswlm
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ARRIVED

" sshngton John Taylor.
ship kensiugton shvmwsy, I'm Liverpool mdsc, b.
Robt Wa her.
Ship Gondoa. ---, I'm Odessa 10 Hicks q Go.
Bark Due de Orleans Robertson fan Leghorr passed
Gibraltar Sept l. rndse % Boyd & Hncken.
Br brig Ready Rhno Card irn Windsor, NJ, plaster,
TO master.
Br brig Billow fm Windsor, Ms. plaster.
Portuguese brig Espadarte, ROir Seiuba 80 ds from
Lisbon wine &c. % Grinnell, Mntun A Co.
Brig Francis Beck. Sprague. i'm Buenos Ayrcs, l2th
August passed Pernarnbuco sept :, wool &c to w
Deforcst g. Co.
Brig Sarah Bentley Norihup, Is days from sayna lie
Grsnde. Cuba. mdsc TO Badger & Peck
Brig Emily farnham. Of Ssem I'm Rio de Janero l3th
Aug coffee. TO Z Farnbam.
Schr Tiger, Perry. New Bedford. oil
Schr Squirrel Trott. Portland. Shocks NC.
schr Pacific. Prescott, New Haven.
Schr r Petcrkin. Avery. New London
Schr Hulda Ann West New Londoa
Schr Wolcott Ryder. Boston. mdse.
Schr A M Hale. Bearse Boston, mdse.
Schr Harvard. Baker Boston.
schr Octavis, Churchill Boston.
MEMORANDA
ships Magnolia FIN Bremen; London i'm Liverpool.
and others, before reported, are still below.
SPOKEN dc.
5h inst lat - 20 Ion GA 90 schr Volant from Norfolk
for Barbsdoes.
10Th inst of Barnegat brig Annewan, Of Thomaston
OH inst, at 33 3d. lon 10 TO- ship Hudson hence for
Mobile.
3h inst lat IL 30 lon 81 35 ship Isabella from Hull
eng for Valparaiso.
sept g. exchanged signals with American ship
standing the Southwark showing stri colored swallow
tailed burgee at gaf end with the letter in the
FOREIGN PORTS.
Buenos Ayres Aug H. ship Camilla, kcmp,on for
Marsecs in few days. bsrks Rosabelis. Bailey, for
Salem 10 Aug. Chancellor, Besuvais, of NYork disg
Wnnipac Mitchell of Boston. dsg; Margaret liugg Til
ton unc. brig falconer Dcnnison, do schr saran Ann
Stevenson, do.
sseus La Grande. Cuba oc2 brig Ardcnnes, Venard
for Philadelphia, lOh.
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miscellaneous.



L'OR USE during the sbsence OF ih- sur The suhscr'
Der invites the attention Of the community 10 Jennings.
improved Patent Safety Gas Lamps - being superior 70
any Lamps IN for combination Of good properties pro
fucrr brilliant Ggt IN appearance IKE u o. sss arc
-r cororchl convenieut free from smoke snf grease
and safe from explosion when sled by hshi hereby OBJ
,ang the danger which persons arr exposed IN he use
OF ordinary SpLni Lamp.
For churce. and pisces Of public asser tes where vsDor
gas Of cities no; use The above Lamp exce.s al others
vessel. -oif hy te subscriber 30 contain liquid gas -
well a. A. hs spirt Lamps are provided with Jennings's
Patent thai Of hi. custc vii IN
cusnce Of their us- become candidates for the Hospital
Keepers OF hotels and boarding hOu,es vel Of
he great Of damage sustained by sping OF from
amps Ut deferred from using -pri by he expo
OF careless servants but by using the Lanps add
Of h subscriber unpleasant consequences need be
sPprehentsd
The following letter from The well known Chemist Pro
.sor Mspes VII be evidence ~ The truth Of the foregoing
statements a, TO ihe security Of the Lamps. &C.
MR. CH.RLEs l. srARR, JR-slr-l have examined the
Lsmp invented by Mr.. J. Jennings yon requested The
Arrangement i well calculated % prevent The material In
the Lamp and filler from being igniiec while Sling the
Lamp IN tie vicinity Of fame the Means tsken 10 prevent
explosion being similar that used IN Days Safety Lamp
There BE- doubt that !, much more safe than The or
di1ary Camphene or Spirit Gas Lamps now In use.
Yours respectfully. tsgredl JAS. ). MAPEs.
N-w-f0rk. sept lL. lsi5
The above mentioned articles, with Webbs superior Cam
phene, Tor saleby CHARLES STARE, Jr
III Fultor-st.
During the Far OF he American institute specimens Of
The Lamps may be IN he cloth room, winch % Princ
pa.Iv .ghfe1 with them o. 1lsNlrn
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b. +. BOWERS, NJ d. ll3 Bleecker-si.
l.. sUYDAM, Pres't Of Equitable Insurance Co
y. WEED. Pres't \ River Bank ola lweod


C..) I'm RENARD.->Iocn from tie steamboat
.,COOMsssachuse-, on Saturday morning, 9th inst
a square iusset Nalse. marked r. ROwey Wrenham,
Mass" containing S27,8n'--ln'FO Of which Of the
Banks of his cry and state OF NewYors. IN >Os, sos
sos and s00s 500 Wreninam Bank, Wreniham, Mass
IN sos sos and sl0os $1,000 IN Eastern bills Of The fol-
lowing denomination Wit: four bills OF $500 Of the sui
folk Bank Boston, four 500 bills the Merchsnis Bank
Boston and 500 bill OF the shawmut Bank, Boston,
and 500 bill recolected and $500 In SO $50 aud
800 bills Of the Auburn Bank and sos OF tho Tompkins
Co. Bank. Ithaca, New-YOrk
liberal reward will slso be paid for the recovery OF
large Pocket Book stolen Il IN my pocket, containing yau
able papers.
The above reward Il offered by without intending 10
the and officers OF the boat from their abi
iiy % me for the amount OF my loss.
REUBEN ROWLEY, Wreniham, Mass
New-York, Sept y, 1915
" B-FOr farther particulars apply TO Chief OF Police.
DEscRFrIoN or THs THiEF.-He i very genteel In ap-
pearance and address, speaks quick about ~ years Of
feet 2 inches high; well made; dark hair and whisk
pants red stripe. gave ae of s0utgste and IS sup
posed TO be American. $50 II
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Brady, Mary

bartieti, Mrs. HI
Baiiy, Mrs Sarah
Brand, Mrs Eliz a
Barry, Mrs. NJ. A.
Bannsn, MissMsrJ
Brady, Ellen
Beers, VI sc VI 3
Belcher, Pbylinda
Bennett, MrsMary
Beddis. Mr.. Jane
Beers, Mrs Mary b
Brisbane, Margzre
Bishop, Sarah A
Brown, Mrs ku
piiemia H.5
Boyd, Miss T..
BOwes Aiiss a. n
Bowman, Mrs
Frances
Bulger, Misses VI J
Burton, Mrs. H. a
Buyer, CaiiIann'
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DOUBLE AND SiHSLE-ACTION HARPS.
81 Broadway, corner Broadway and ChsmI.rss,--
"A J. r. BROWNE BEES 10 INFORM The els OF muslcs
and The public generally al be has bis SLOW
~ The above premises, and would heir asaton
excellent selection VI SrsAd and 80 A,c nd
Cream PATTERN If dosbk and ssHs.s4ct.1a Ham, con
strlci-i .le most approved principles wih all he mo-
dern improvements VI oadOg add Pans and uneqga ei m
orlaocy Of tone, touch add perfection VI
Particular care Laken ~ z, them for extremes Of
mate ans county The opaion. OF hrs. psasical and
professional Aeni IN irs country and Europe Sufficient
te's Of toer superiority HsrPs repaired Strings. &c
}. ,. BROWNE, MaSer and Importer, (fsom
Erzrd'sl LeRdOu,
ri Broadway and - Cha,nDerss,- New.York
s22 lmeod- E.tAbli.hss lsI1
nkUG STOKE ~ THE COT STRY.-An excellent
Dopporuniy ofers " person who wI.hesO engage
The Drug Dye WOOD Pa-nf. Fancy Articles &C Business
buy OIL an Od slsnd estaosed IS yesrs Of
iron len 10 f thousand dollars bs done every year
probably aud safely fns Stole ,ii1a.ec one VI he
piea-2cLes, towns this Gad viii sold on fsvor.
OF, Ierm. Address " h. e. l5s7 Post Otce post
paid. oil iseod.
MUFFInS AND CRUMPETs
MUFFiSs AND CRUAPET5 OF super quality made
lvl oy Y Hayler, l55 Forsyth families supplied with
Bot Asans before breakfast ols sgsw sw
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MI SEAT AND FARM FOR sALE-ne1 he village OF
sOmeryiiIe, Somerset Co, New Jersey. sad FERN
Consists % p Of Land. . Of which Is Wood In
Buildings all NEW and bulk within Two yesrs-House
snt Ban bOh baIby days WORK and OF TIE bert maea-
The House built In the b by 80 feet front,
ha through the centre parOr finished with marble manies
plszzs 81 feet front and u feet down each sde-togeef
with Al Observatory top Of said House story klcd
en- III rear and Cellar under the whole Of he main build
Ing with Pgnes and all tagged through IN the best manner
The Barn % feet long and painted white Garage House
Ice House &c Also great variety " FRUIT u al d.
,crptons-tOEe,herw with quantity Of shr1bbsry.
The premises lie within four hundred yards Ofbe Count.
Seat AID about quarter OF mile of the Railroad. I'll.
place about two hours and haffrom the City. For far
her psrcu inquire Of the subscriber and Propn7sof ofbe
Nsrior.L HOTEL, No CortlsndsL, New YorA
rnllu CHAS. WYkOFF.
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II HNEU DI~T THU T.-fiFuTdI IsIII. SI'7'I' 70
- used IN re-ereclng these building because forms a.
strong bond thirty days. Thomas,on Lime IN years
II VIII be delivered for per cask less, and me cask
contains - lbs or ~ per cent more lime
his the production Of State and can be delivered
fresh rom the kins aud vessels wanted
HART l. SMITH, Agents, ~ Maiden,Lane
irls Law Linn Yarf a Mesi-sl
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~ BACOVET, {

~ BACQlET, Classical English and French school.
~. Ekabeihtown New Jerseyln this School the sncent
and modern lsngu&gcs are taught with great care Pupils
prepared for college the counting house and have The
advantage OF hearing and speaking daily he Enssh span
ish and French languages.
Circulars be bad al the bookstores OF Messrs r. ,ock
wood Son, All Broadway, and Thos j Grower, e'S
Broadway % Sxw lmTulhAS'
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J. ". ALLEN, Derut, sheriff
New ORR. September 18Th, l3tn sle la"ow

10y VhpnH of The lion. tetcf usdsssOofi, met Judge
- OF Albany County Couts. ot tie Degree ol Counselor
al Law ol the supreme Court NOTICE Is hereby gwen, par-
.Uant 90 the provisions OF the statute Authorizing attach
euls against Ascending concealed, and nonresdeni debt
issued against the estate OF Pat
rck ADAMS dehtor and resident OF Noh-
Hampton In the State Of Massac us~tts and that the SANE
Dee the payment Of his debts, unless he appear
and discharge such attachment acordng 10 law, within
nine months the ht pub cait"n OF THIS notices. aud
ha The payment any debts due 10 hm by residents OF ms
state and tie Rel hun for his use, OF any property
thin this STATE belonging Ia him. and the ser OF any
such properly ~ him, forbidden ny law and are VOID
Dalti The l.l day OF September, lss -. -.
nILrnN A NAN WORST.
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EeQdl Notices.

NOTICE OF application for ih discharge Of a. n .olv.
from rs debts pursuant "a he provisions Of "a. 49,
srrcr % he ~ he ffh ChApier o ~ SECOND n. .
tie Revised >eF ben A. DENNIS Of The CRY oN-
iork- Soiice nrsi pubi-te Angus, Sh issa Cror. "a
appear before ~ Hon Charles Day Associate Jlaz. -
the S-~iors CoGu OF Common PeAs a. The ChNn,rr. a.
the Common Pleas la Tie City Hal Of ih- Ciiy u Nv.
York. Mondsy be wenach day o. October lss5 ara
o'clock IN he forenoos.
pst-d New York Aug. IN. f5A sus ia~f0~s
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BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURER.

4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Planshed TIN and
"A Common Tin Ware, Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware,
Wood Ware Baskets Brushes, Door Mss, Shaker Sleeves
and Broousn Short every variety Of House Keeping Ar
ucles
~ B--A complete assortment Of Cofee and Tea Urns,
Table Dishes and Covers &c &c for Hotels and Steamboat
on hand, and Manufactured al the shortest nouoe
JAMES T. WATKINS,
"A ,i.nisod rs Csttarine-sL S.x Yort.
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CHKAP FAsHIONABLE Tailoring E.tabl

III
y q Caierne-st near IA prv-Cenilemen WHO patronze
the subscriber VIII promote their because his Prices
least 81 cent less than other establishments are m
the habit u chargng he his garments for style, nh and
9Th equal 10 the the city. The following
the range OF prices charged this estahsefneni-a NJ ID
ever case ned-Supene West Of gland black and
fancy cord cloth Coat Si2 a do black and sncy easel
Pants, - 70 Vests Of every kind velvet STA sam
Cashmere, &c. g. Clothes repaired and cut on e
mo-. 80 she terms lolA lm-odo.- JOHN MOtFAI.
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Aili-0u,Hrs. WI
Anderson MrsJEo
Adams. Irs Ga
rissa
Apyleton,N Mr.. c II
Archer, Mss Rosa
mOnd..Z
Archer, Mrs Rebec
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IL
Lciies IN Europe, j. for The first lime Introduces 70
the public Of he Uniied States by the Manufacturer T. L.
skateczkL This Essence Is made OF the best euay OF
coffee cleaned and sled, aud by It's diunon win not or
cold water, BOZ The proportion Of teaspoOn 10 cup
the Of cudee can ately be made which VIII GER
tan recommend II 10 the patronage Of private and p-ole
house keepers, resaral-rs ship stew ards uaVres az
Waior ST.; Bunker Co ID Maiden lanei w. >. CorNln
CSC Broadway; T. O. Gousbcrger, corner Chambers sno
Centre u. HfsL lSl Csrs--i llslsiI Oh 1w-od-
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TO AKChIITECTo, Boz. Mason. saa gsnl.ss%,s,

Il - - D'ts 9id-yNr eA1 erH~o"s--
rH-ss-d n buildiog ac.-JOHS CARNEY modeef
Vtusruial plaster and scsglOs marble manufactured, w
bo.9"ay nr<t u NiDo- Theatre prepared ~ execus
asef ora tr-s of every description, bOgsework 10 sen
era IL pcror and ~ofAmal.sc manner terms 4ns
spay moc-rate, WITHOUT ailluonsl charge for node.ns
"IasFrr be design may be, Ornilsnl-n sstlIng LDea
houses finished 10 ne beautiful ,iyo. pre.eoi sfopra
and Doss nasons hssng ornament ~ do would COZ
,iI theS O@n Interest By giving J. O. auls. Afchtecb
d-ssns carefully executed Moaeu. .oT ihe trade dooe,
and plaster ofnamcnts furnished r,4s0nsbe terA W
4-rs oln the county puncn.y alended Alsossts
and Siar- stone ofnsm-uls repaired and made eg4A
al6 S. Tu To As
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by ORDER OF the Honorable Charlie. P. o.iy, A..o

DN ORDER OF The Honorable Charles Z. Osy, Asso
ID cate Judge Oithc New-lork Common Pless-Souceis
hereby given pursuant the provisions OF the statute s
horsng attachments against ubscoldpg, concealed, and
nonresident debtors that attachment has issued against
the estate OF PLArT BULL and WILLIAM (. BOARD
MAN residents of the State Of Alabama and that the same
will sold for the payment Of their debts unless they
pear and q scharge such attachment according 10 law
within months from the ifsi ubhcson OF ils notice
tnd that payment OF any debts due them by residents
this State aud the delivery 10 them for their Of any
property within this STATE brongn. them, and the trans
Ter any such property by them forbidden by law and
are void Dated the twenty sixth day II June, 1915
MpIIkEY
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IL The underr gned purchased Of A. y MARVIN 1884 Wa
ter street kchs Improved Patent Saamander Safes OF
the $500 size which IN store Ne 81 Exchange Place
That entirely consumed IN the great conhagraon
on the morning Of the l9h inst
The Safe taken from the ruins hlytwo hours after.
and opening the Books and Papers found entirely
unnj1red by FIRE, and only slightly wet The leather on
some Of the books psrched by the extreme heat
(Sgneil RICHARDS 4 CRONKHITE.
New York. July Il. 1915 Pine
The above saes FOR sale by A. 5. MARVIN 1881 Water
80, sult n
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- STEAM POWER and rooms To let In the T
~ bune Buildings Apply al this Office.
ga COUNTRY SEAT FOX stLE.-s

az; on the King-bndge Road between Fun and SIKH
- Avenues li5d and l07th Streets containing Acres O
LAND in good cultivation, and Astounding In Fruit Trees
shrubb-ry &c Tho ground Is elevated and commands a
noble view OF the Of Hurgate and East River snt
also an extensive view Of Long Island. TERMS MADE
EASY. Apply 10 ANDREW & :. d. McdOWn,
Executors Of Andrew McGown deceased or
a9u j. ADRIANCE, ~ John-sL " Y.