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DISASTERS. &c.
We learn from Captain Mcintosh, Oh the brig Lady
Camo!eil arrived on sunday from Turks Island. that
there wa large ship ashore OF the Islands mailing
rom NYork-namO unknown.
the Montreal Herald SAYS that the ship benjamin Hart,
Lomeward bound was lost oil Ueradura, in hurricane
Csutan Morton safe having arri"ed a; Valparaiso on
the 10Th September but had no accounts OF The remain
der OF tie c,cw. -
SPOKEN.
Sd inst lat 3d. Ion &C. passed ship Alliance OF Wiscassct
I'm Charleston, bound 10 Liverpool.
same day. brig Daniel Webster. Of Norfolk, steering v
Feb 49, lat 80 10 y. Ion G5 Il ", ship - Of Boston,
is I'm y York for SOflcanS.
March Havana 80 miles s, ship New-Brnnswick, from
Mobile for Liverpool.
March 2 lat 81 80 lon 70 49, passed ship Akbar Ilalet
I'm Sorlcans for Canton.
March : OF Fishing Rip, sIgnazed bark Garth, fIn Bos-
ton for Honduras.
HOME PORTS.
Arr at Newport, 9TH slop Rhode Island Providence Tor
SYok.
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Dcrnerara, ia;h ult, Seliin for \ York
At ~ Jonns 18th ult. Ainaiida AIncS iof h"rh
Goth inst. WA, E,b
CID at Halifax LIST inst scir Elizabeth, odeli, y ofk;
Al Yarmouth. rs. 18Th ult. brig Despatch Cook WI
mington l,, t,, NJ
Lille
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(NELL TRlED-DhY'S OVER SllOES-Ihe best an.
w fcle crer madc1hel0w price 10 which We have reduc-
ed these celebrated Over Shoes embracing all our improve
euis make them the chaIest shoes Tor sory walk
ing Fresh supplies received daily from factory OF
shapes suit every fashion of Boot sirodd article now
hand adapted French boots r sale III New. oTk al re-
t by the manufacturer p Maiden Lane, and Aessts
Leay \ Cos, Asor House, and Mr. NJ G ST John. olIo-
sit, City Hotel Broadway At - Asden Lae every style
of Iluhbers may be found al wholesale and retail
HORACE "A. DAY,
ri2 SmcceSsor 10 RoNhmry ]. r. Co
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pnbl,c stork E.chnngc :. MAkeM II
Rcal Estate M.rcm II.

7.
By 4. }. BiecctS, 4 Co.
Two story brick house and store No. aSS Crand-s;
10, 20 by So feet AS
Two story brick house and store No. sS1, adjoining
corner OF .Alen-st; lot - by So feet .,... o 500
Two story frame dwelling No. IS .I!sn-st; lcta2by
By HaliiGay t lealiss.
Two lots on Sxtll-st so feet cas-; % Avenue C. each
~ II by half the blcck u; Sl,aS0........... $500
Lot on avenue So feet Of SN,h-s;-2lA by so 800
By Uiisfss C ReltsS.
Lot on l2tth-s,. between ith and 3,a avenges-2S
by 100 feet....-........-....-. ...----...... so
Lot adjoining. same size 24o
Two lots or I6th-s. each - by 100 Il. Si3S. 80
oface OF the Commercial idvcs;iscr.2
Buffalo, March )
ssls was made OF 900 bbls mixed Michigan and Ohio
Flour at 81.
We learn from Detroit that the Ice OF both Lake
and River ST. Clair 50 that navigation is opcn in Lake
Huron. The Red Jacket have len for rost Huron
Tuesday
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FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE SToRE-GRosS
& BELTS l56 Fulton street, one door east OF Broad
way keep on OF Boots and Shoes.
In the most fashionable style and OF the best ma
terals
NB-Made to order all descriptions Of Boots and Shoes
Fits warranted and prices low suit the times Sc ly
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paration this valuable ree Ill Others being fictitious
aid counterfeit. Only prepared by DR.. SwAYSE whose
Office IS removed the y w. Of Eighth ard Race
streets Philadelphia This me9icne j. acknowledged by
By FAR all the other remedies offered TO the public for
the cure OF the above diseases.
- Keep tie name Of DR.. STtYSE In view, Eighth
and Race, Philadelphia
AGgsTs-Hayiand, Reese & Co. Eew-York: Dr. W. II.
Minor, corner broadway and John s. Z. y Sands lss
Bowe-y 4. y. amer 2o5 Beecker-st n \ City: Mrs.
HAYS, BROOKLYN. ". &. Wood Harlem; benjamin Cd5,
Newark: John Person Railway John Tcrhune, New
Brunswick, ~ +. J. ;. Harrison, Salem, Mass. w. II.
Pierre Albany l. y. Swan and J. ". ~.nslow Roches-
ter y y Racxus {. Bul Troy; Spaldins & Harrington,
and J. Green Co. Worcester, Mass. John p. Hall Il Co.
Boston: Harvey Sey1nore, Hartford, Conn., T.. Hoidge,
Buffalo Y. Y. William Montgomery, Lansingbur2, " Y.
p. IL Cohen & Co. Charleston, : G. Andrew Oliver 81 Co.
Sew-oreas,s: X & J. Adams and Z. scleine, st. Louis
VIM Thorn, PiL;sbrrg; Z. 3. Iinulan, Cincinnati.
faf3
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eTAT'E OF EW.lORk, SIN CliANGERf bei9ie
- the Vice Chancellor of'he Flr't Crcu WIliam Noe;
nacr. Executor of Esther Douglass deceased vs arcmohl
Watt. al Masters Sale. Pursuant oa decfeai order %
the Court of Chnncey made ~ the neoye entitled cause VIII
be sold public auction under the direction OF the suscnf
of the Masters 81 this Court hy - lnstnnnn huc-
tioneer nj the Merchants Ex chansc the City VI New OK,
on twenty -iourh 2ith day OF March instant ~ D. iSiS
ut II o clock, noon Of TINT day
Twelfth Erl of the City of New York, and bounded fol-
lows beginning the Of Harlem creek. three chain;
Nneteenib street and Seventh Avenue course south eicn
tyx degrees minutes east thence north seventy
degrees twenty-five minutes wes TWO chains org
Inks thence north seventy degrees fifty eight minutes
eight chains twenty links To the road commonly cn
inrlnem lane thence along The eastery SHE ct same noh
fifteen minute. east two chains ottye'sut hhAs uSe
north or;y Iyy minutes chain twenty eight links
Hence north two degrees fifteen westi chains forty
nks thence north four degrees thirty minutes ives one
an yentyninc links southeast OiOnc Hundred anc
Twenty First ard Eighth Avenue thence along snl Ave
nue. north thirty three degrees twenty mlnu,e st Two c>
twenty Ink, lane leading To house 81 SuIsoh ben
son thence along last mentioned lane south stNy three degrees
o,, rty sN links thence moth degrees and thirty
rnucs cham TO The centre 81 'e haiarin
containing eight 3l1lctihS win fl.t OF uhe hh ou
tna which ssd premises conveyed by the SAID Esther
Douglass the said Archibald w ut excepting ana fe'-
. thseirom nevertheless all those certain lots pieces
aud parcels of land, situate between the seventh ana fghh
eos and bet cen One Hundred aud Twentieth and One
Hundred Twenty r>t Streets and which, taken together,
are bounded and follows commencing nj point on
Tie norferly l2r distant hundred and y
nus thence ea,tcy along the SAID norery side Of One tiu
red and Twentieth street hundred and nifty feet thence
line of the block between One Hundred and Twentety and
One Hundred and Tw7utytrsi street thence westerly along
sad centre line seventy five feet. thence rorefly on line pa
the E-ih Avenue 10 the soUthefy line ri Oe Hun
bred and weniyrst street. and thence westerly along the
southery line One Hundred and street seventy
five feet and thence southery line parallel to tie tEhb
March 1T. j. D. ls45. WILLIAM McMURRAY.
M 2awtm2iNNW Master IN ChHucery.
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a go - lsi5. ERIE 'o49 sySesN.---,,rrTTiiiiN.s
49, CANAL Trans, 1..szss..s:..s...i

L.
49, CANAL TRANS c1ta-s-'rssS -=--si
rS1So-srrsA-. PORTATIOS--N0
CoMBIN ATIoN.-NEW-Y YORK AND CHICAGO LINE.
BABCoCK, ADAMS & co. rroprietors--Frcight aud
Passengers forwarded to Utica Syracuse Rochester Bur
falo Ohio. Michigan. Illinois. Indiana. Wisconsin, and
Western Kentucky, with despatch.
The above line COMPOSED OF first rate class OF ooats
all new and the public respectfully Informed that the
Propretors have connection with the great Monopoly
on the Erie Canal but are willing and desrous at all times
10 do business fair and moderate terms aud share OF
the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
The boats being Nil and well furnished, passengers
will lind for their interest 10 take this nc they wish
to obtain comfort and speed.
4 Boat VIII leave Albany and Buffalo Daily.
Refer ;o--Olyer Lee, Silver Greek Ransom McSar
Co Cleveland HOLSTER & Boalt, Sandusky; CONWAY &
Avery, Portsmouth; Whaicr Co. Michigan City o.
Ncwbury i Co. Detroit Nowbury and Dole, Chicago 8
L. Corhin. Milwaukee, Cushman, Eastman * Co. ottawa
Jno. II. Porter st. Josephs
For freight or passage, apply to
II. Il. BABCOCK, Sew-YorS
BABCOCK, ADAMS * co. Albany.
fI0n JOHN +. BABCoCK. foot Main ST. Buffalo.
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"A ITALIAN HAIR DYE-lfrerso who wish 10 change
the color other Hair and Whskers or who have Eron pre-
natucy grey from other knew the destIuc
tive properties of many Of the compounds sold Tor HAIR de
they woud pause before they centued TO apply them b.
IT,I,S Hair DyE the only composition yet discovered
which effects perfectly the object Intended and yet docs not
injus the the slightest degree From rs peculiar DEL
cscy and sotgess II particularly worthy the attention OF
laIiesas produces the time that Il completely
changes color abrancy aud soitne:s oil texture nns
aused hy the mos. magnificent natGcl locks II prepared
only by 4 SANDS co. Chemists. 211 Broadway; coz
Chamber Sold also at 70 Fulton St and - East Bfdway
Price w IN
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A MERICAN FILES-Mau,s.ct rrcd By John Rotbery az
n Maienwnn warrauted equal 10 lInpored T ,ae 10
20. IL g Pine
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BERMUDA ARROW-ROOr, of superior quality,
ID warranted pure--fof s,le b DAVID SANDS * co.
Chemists aBd Paceutists, No. ~ East Broadway,
Sarke,-streel. mil
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IN PURSUANCE Of an ORDER Of the Surrogate eli the
County Of Nen-i aTk Nctiee hereby given 10 al Persons
c lie Sits Of NeSi Clerk decreased present tn
WITH liz vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber a; e Office Of
Nsw-i or before the hirtyzt day OF March next
Dated Newly o. The yfoph day Of September. l3i
81 law6m. SUSAN LEAYCRAF'r Administrative.
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S,rrliitt ) sNlE--By vrine on se!efll WTls OF FIeI
- F4s to deotod and delivered will expose 10 sale
N Thursday twentieth DAY Of March reNt, =. Y o'clock
N yestbue Of The City Hall OF the CITY OF New orb
III i right tifle and of William G Farley. when
he the sreeaJ d4y of No,ember one thousand eight
hundred lnd our time Afterwards. OIL III ana 70
ali Ina; CERTAIN lot parcel of ground situate lyns and
bling formerly terrnthl W ai oi The c't
the Land. vi Nichols William Stugtean made By EDWARD
Doughty City Surveyor da;ed i!th DeceTcer S IS lot
tIt 10 saw Beinrins II the Northwest Of the if
td AreBu feet lid one inch lot number u
from teuce West and By lot number i7. and parallel with
one hundred feet from thence South and parallel
yyb and Avenue r.eny-seyen and 1ch. renl-
street zf1d; lad som thence East by SAID Ieatstreet
one hundred feet tn place of beg Egias; together with the
her-ditamers sHd lppGeaIces the:runo belonging
alv :, ~ 4Jl-fteinin. WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff.
FsrpfRICK l.. EULrEs. Deputy Sheriff
Dated <e.s-l crk February 5th 1915 $ aw5w
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
Il DOLLAR SAVED Is. a DOLLAR EARNED
(tE%rLENiFN Nho maie it rule 2 lay out their tnoney
" to tine adyauLe. respectfully notified that the;
'oSEFrsoEE sir& SBi!GiHiNH HAT AND car
No iOl Fulton side OF Broadway. much CHEAPER
than any other rIace the city Auinil'Alb adherence TO
the system Of large sales snail proS and cash Jn delivery
enables proprietor offer the different articles his liH
at the iOllO5igs reduced rates
First quality Nutriia fof.........
Second " observation-disclosures. W.
MOleSkIn ............. ..'....--'. ~
FIRST quality men and boys ...-.....-..s, 2 g9
Second 80 w
THIRD -" -. -. - g..
especially ia the style Of tnmnng) superior % dh5 ~ w
city a comparison oi the qualities aud prices WIN tlSe OF
Other establishments Will show deduction oil )! 10 1D Gu
customary prices All jtatS "dfftteuo VI te "oe
n g. he proprie,ors extensive arrangements enable him
offer very advantageous bargains to wholesale dealers ana
country merchants ~ lIn
lD EMoYAL-fg. DOWNS has removed his extensive
Catherine street. :. ~.
made very large additions his stock and, though always
ahead ard cheaper the cheapest he now determined
TO be little cheaper follows Ladies' Cater Boots al
ss los lbs Ladies' Buskns thick solcs 5s TO So nsur
passed for style durability. Misses Cater Buskns ana
Boots In any quantity at the smallest prices besides '-
rens Caters Shoes of all sorts and descriptions 100
numerous mention. Any quantity oil Gentlemen Boots
NJ l2. las 6s and Also, Boys and Youths Boots
and Hoo,ees etc etc. Altogether the most extensive
sormenl Of Boots and Shoes 10 be found in the City
Please call and look for yourselves at
60 CATIIERINE-STREET.
| R-Surcrlntendenls Of Sunday Schools. and other
charitable institutions will be supplied AZ the very lowest
rrces d27 sn'
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ID UssIA SHEET IROS-350 packs assorted, TO Is,
II fc- sale By GAO CAsS & WARD, Il Broad 81
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MARINE JOURNAL.

80 or NEW-YORK. .....3IARCH II
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WARRANTED CAST-STEEL EDGE
TooLS-The real genuine CongeI's Tools
a. can only 5e had 81 ~ Aitorrey-s,reet,
Ixs~sa where they are made and finished with
e' my own hands, therefore l can recon-
mend them ani George BrSs cos flati-Suce'.
Those offered by Osborn Little, AZ 81 faoH-si
and other stores stamped Conge-." mr. make,
and designed deceive. Mine STAMPED thus
"Conser, Sew-Yo-k, 50 Attcrncy-St.' The mama OF j
Conscr Berry is also addcd-hc having interest N the
business liberal discount Dealers Please observe
the stamp. T2Sf 5H. JOHN CoNGER
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IN THE NATTER OF JAMES GERMOSD, an alb
scondEs concealed D-btor-Notce hereby given %
all PERSONS indebted tAe said James Gerrnosd the above
mentioned ahsecndug concealed debtor render
the subscribers the Office Cia-k PsttisoE
The Cy Of or before The 18th day Of April CT
all debts and of money By such persons respect
vsy and pay The same and al Persons hayiug their lo,
session ANY property effects of such debtor required 10
d=Ter The the subscribers IS the day above specified
l7t all the Creditors such debtor required deliver th-T
respective demands gas: the said debtor the subscriber
Of them on or beore t- sad 18th day OF April
TroT. February 18th, 1875. A F. WHEELER,
s. H TERRY.
q. v. HUDDLESTON.
CLARK SPArTisoS Att'ys for AtianE Creditors. f2o y.
ScoTcH PIG IRoY-,9 s9q. To.l Gs5,,h.rE;.. .ao.t,
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fS manufacturing business Enquire OF Thcmas Bryan,
.-I... los Aa!o>-s:reet, az of
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"a no LET-Slx Ol three Story brck Houses
@ IN 32d street, the sth Avenue, built convenient
with from TO Rooms each floor with closets
and nsod basement, wood houses large yards andcistcS
stable divided into three stalls with hay lofts in the
each house Car,men invited examine the above
Houses Us they well adapted for their use.
To those tenants who wish 10 hire from the first OF May
next immediate possession will be given without charge
that date Keys at Ain said block. Apply tod 5. TREAD
WELL Upho!sterer, G59 Broadway, -Nniiystreet.
ms
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s,oop Tecnmseh, Childs, Providence.
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SAILED.
Erigs George Henry. Beaufort; Belle. Wilmington
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TO RESTORE AND BEAUTIFY THE HAIR.
- III 10

EEl mauon 81 ;nb tb h., vf,ny Of
genuine Bears Oil ms article however IN IFS purity eI
trmey difficult 70 obtain Civilization which setms to have
eeod the ONLY use If this famous peparaton has driven
the animal tia; produced farther and farther beyond ordn
~ reach In the Northwestern wild and The vast pine Tor
rs of antd the bear still prowlS unu-d vigor aud cor
tion and here II is that the NeSS5 Sands have resored
through company of veteran forest-rng.TS fora constant
ppy of this valuable article for and preserving the
hair, Their arrangements extensive as to ensure Them
regular supply and those who purchase of them may ded
mon rocnrin m. genuine Bears Oil Purified and highly
p.riiim-d Tor the toilet By \. b. SANDS 90 chemists,
sold also al y Fulton.st aud II Fast Broadway In bottles
- "a 60 >. loo. !, renfS small re I'm
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crps ARRIYED.

PASSENGERS AkELvED . n-,,,..
> ss.,,,, x1,p v ROoper from Para-Mes'rA Bradley
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FOR THE EAST.

- ESQ = WINTER ARRANGEMENT
e. SEW-YoRK AND BOSTON RAIL
.--rSsS1S-csS@ ROAD LINE via NORWICH AND
WOgCESTER-C composed OF the following superior Steam
c-s running In connection with the Norw,ea and Bos,ca
and Worcester Railroads.
WORCESTER, Capt. Vanderbilt.
CLEOPATRA, Capt. Dustan.
NEW-HhNEN, Capt. Van relt.
Ono of which will leave Pier No North River tri-weCky.
The New Haven, Capt. Van rct on Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS ard Saturdays. NJ O'Clock, Z. NJ.
rl>scnScrs on lie arrival ct the s;cGners AZ ALIENS
POINT viii Immediately forwarded In The splendid and
commodiouS Cars of the Railroad 10 BOSTON without
change of cars For passage freight apply on board
20 Cj23 m u Il. ALLEN - lroadwtN, az ,'.nrs.
:, 80 ;. NOrirE.-lhe steamer NEPIUNE
- having been withdrawn from lia route io'
ssszsT-.s... inc present for the purpose nj AKIN; ~
pair of new bolcr,. ard BEN: thoroughly
ovcrhaulcd throughout she will 1sunc her tcsuS uI~ again
for NEWPORT, PROVIDENCE und BOSTON IN ntahout
the 18th Of March. In the menntTc. those %Thls 10 e"'
mute for tie transportation ot freight duuns I've cAung SEA-
mh3 II j. \. DIITS. Agent. II West'treot.
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CCOTCR PIG IROS-ss tons Mol G.rish-rri-, aeoa..
= for sale. bY Im51 CAss WARD, II Bread AZ
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1C5 WATER POWER.-For sale at the Real IA
NE estate Market NJ. 20 Wasret, Now York 1,,l
- ar.s numrr Of valuable Nil sites, win ne
II.tii- water power situated Nrw-l ork state New
jersey Pennsyvani,, MARYLAND. Virginia Tennessee limos
and WISCONSIN, Of them If ereti power and nnntef
OF them have mill ia ogiaiion. Among them some very
eeat barr hey vii, tie sold with such quantities If
Iud affirming As MAJ BE- sired agd The most accono-
d,i;... ;err1s ARNOLD DUFFUM Co
mill
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III FOR NEW ORLEANS.-Packet Of Tuesday, l!th
sES March.Tlie fast sailing Packet Ship "ORLEANs,'
Sears. will positively sail above her regular
day. having superior accommodation for Cabin and
Second Cabin and Secrg- Passengers Application should
be made 10 w. 81. I. TAPSEOTr,
ms 70 Souh-st MsidenlaHs.
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IA \ COUNTRY SEAT FOR SllLE--SiIuaie on
III the Kings5ridse road between 5th and 9th avenues
,C3d and 10Th Streets containing acres Of land in
good cultivation and Astounding in ilut trees, shrubbery
sc. The ground is elevated and commands a noble view
of waters OF Hulgaie and Fast River, and also an ex-
tcnsve view of Long Island. Terms made easy Apply TO
ANDREW & S Il. McGOWN,
Executors OF Asdrew McCown, deceased; or
Gq.f j ADRIANCE So John-st v Y.
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The HOTTINGUER will sail from Liverpool the 9th
MyPersos shng send for their friends can have them
brought this magnificent packet, oi the regular
line sailing the ls 9TH 7th lth 10Th Plat and 10Th oley
cry month"; favorable Application 10 be made
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- FARM FoG eALE-Sltuatcd in New Haven
I'LL Comfy. Com on the line of the Ncw-YOrk and
-- Nc,v-IIayen (contcmpsatetO Railroad. said farm
contains about i3o oiexcccn land under good cu
iivaon and is wc!lpreporoned wei! .waiered &C inc
buildings are M OF the frs: class well adapted farm
ins purposes Terms easy Further particulars may be had
Oh application to II. L. HODGES, New-uavcn, or 10
flltr RUSSELL SMITH, 81 Liberty y Y.
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IL Lfl--F rom ult ISL ol iNlIil HtNts 'duti"
G story House with large garden carriage house and
yards attached, situate III the town o! tIshkiil
DuicheSS County, beng one mile from HoiewelI
Church. NILS from Fishk village aud from llambnTsh
landing where the nisht and day boats always touch ms
splendid country well known the residence of the late
j. C. Stockholm deceassdhas elegant farm aacned tot
from which frrwood fine pasture aud other privileges can
be reasonably obtaned-a of the door
from which fine be takenthe country around at
ford good opportunity owng and the roads ~ that 'cln
lily arr the most perfect in the country.
Apply to DR.. BRUSH, No. - Eiammondstreet. CHAS w.
DRif Sill No - NasEau.sirss of r. r. or T. v. w Mon
-, r.,r no 25fu
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DIED:

on Friday morning, Mrs. JANE HARRIS, wife OF Dr..
Stephen r. Harris.
The relatives and friends OF the family and the members
Of the Medical Profession respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral on Sunday. O'Clock precisely. from No
Her body VIII be takOn to Harlem for inter
ment Carriages will be IN waiting a: the Bowling Green
On Thursday morning. Feb u. after short illness, Ts
ELIZA. wife Of Frederick Bosardus.
The friends and acGunin;nnces OF the family, And also
the members Brooklyn Division No4 Sons of Temper.
ance the members Of the Palm Tent United Daughters o.
Rechab and the Order in ge; eral respectfully nyiee
to attend her funeral Saturday afternoon at oc!ok
from her late residence li6 Christopher-s
q = Boston papers please COPY.
Yesterday morning, Mrs. SUSANAH COShLlS, i"H'
Of George Conklin, aged 81 years
The relatives and friends of the family are respecual
invited attend Der funeral this afternoon at bAi-past
o'clock from her late residence 40 Leonard street
On the 2sth Feb, of disease o. the heart DASlLL
DEMPSEY the 5sth year his age, native Of County
Wexford, Ireland.
His friends AMI those bis brother Dennis Dempse'
are respectfully invited attend his mineral from Tie Ie
dence his brother, 292 Madison, corner Of ocamme'
on Sunday afternoon, at 81 O'Clock.
icy' New Orleans papers please copy. ,,
In BROOKLYN, on the evening Of tie 9th ut Ella
BETH ~ wife OF Edward sureri, and youngert dsnshs
OF the late Philip s. Parker. Esl. Of Albany.
At Meluchen, y. j. 27th, Irs Emma Kemp, OF NsE'
Aork, p.