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IMPRISONMENT For DEE


IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
lust BLlSdED-The Act to abolish Imprisonment;
y for Debt and Parish Fraudulent Debtors, with ell the
arncninen;s containing also Forms and Practical Dire
tons Tor proceedings under a:t references
2if JANSEN BELL l5a Nasssu-st
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED.
A COMPANION TO EoTHEN.-Mr. Tnackerays New
AWork-Nores of a Journey t,on Conhil 10 Grand Cal!
lem by NJ. A. Titmarsh author O. The Irish Sketch
Book The Yellow Plush Correspoadence" Jea9e.'
Diary Sc complete il vol l6mo SO cts Wiley Put
MANS Library of Choice Reading No 3d.
His BOOK thou apparently jocuar, is IN truth profound
" suggestive nor mas been The mrs; time IN
prrenc- reviewers thai The soen!ty OF the
upon minds IN inverse ratio 10 The assumed
gravity work placed before The late Tom Hood
tbessed be his memory has affected our soul! many tne
and often deeply duaby The collected mass
of Brtgeater Treaises ard shall We he ashamed 10 own
that we have derived more moral benefit az wen rs
ment peruss OF tbs Eastern Tour OF Timarsh,
though contributor Punch than from the Oriental Thu
wells either Of the Rev Joseph Wolf or even-w he per-
nit us 10 say OF Mr.. J. 5 bucSirshan'-F
Mag for January.
"Origrs In style aud quaint liz expression-a volume
well prepared for wide popularity and WILL doubt not
extend the Of Michael Angelo Timsrsh-Lond
This redoub,ahe traveller the Ssrdanapaus of Pail
Mall aud the Alsddn of the East In fact whichever way
you view tie workings and the proceedings OF The ns
Gus Michael Angelo you become convinced that they are
not only reprcaohsoIe, thai they defy crticsn'-New
'''-'1' LATELY PUBLISHED
Eo,her or Traces OF Travel brought home from tie
H. The C:sscsnt and Cross by Elliot Warbur,on
23f 2Is WILEY & PUTNAM. l6i Broadway.
FOREIGN NEWS!
lust RECEIVED BIZ WIN. TAYLOR, No Astor
House. per Cambria from England large sup
ply Of all the English Pictorial Pnpers-turopean IIh=s
Punch Dublin Nation, Sunday Times, Spectator &C. &c
For sale, wholesale snd retail, by
WM TAYLOR. No. A'tor Honse
PAINE & BURGESS
WILL PUBLISH ON WEDNESDAY-A Ca!echi'm OF
w Christian Morals end also OF Christian Doctrines; To-
cetaer yit devotional aud hymns adapted 10 the
use of f,nies and bbath Schools by L. A. Sawyer a NJ
President Central College Ohio vol l8ino CLOTH
Price IS cents
The Gradual Reader containing exercises IN articulation
designed develop and strengthen The organs Oh speech,
and 10 facilitate the uuerance OF The elementary
sounds aad their combinations with simple reading lessons
for pupils In The younger Glasses by D. b. Tower A d.
auhor of Intellectual AL zebra Price - cents 5f 2tls
GUIzoT'S NEW WORK.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
: NEW EDITION OF CURIoSlrlES OF LFrEkA
c. DisRAELI Esq D. c. L. F. S. A. With Curiosires OF
AMERICAN LrTsRATuRE. BY RUFus W. GRiswoLD
edition OF this splendid work IS now reary loi VIC
trade la one very large royal volume Elegantly
up cio Price for siuge COPIES ;. - !1srsi
discouu; ID Book sellers. GREELEY MCt.Lha1h 81
a NEW NOVEL BY JAMES
THRICE l2l c.nts-WM TAYLOR, No. Astor House.
viii publish ms morning Roger Duuon. or The True
Prophecy. Bye. ?. R. James, E,q author OF Dsrni-y'
Richeleu The Robbers, the Stsp-aloihel &c &c. - ,t
Nog rsI published complete This story Is equal 10 lac
best prnaucons ohi. popuar author IL his best deys i9
A iNANACS.-The trace supplied VIA Ai.nAnact al
"a ,- prices OF manufacturing al - ir'sn| once AIS
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NATIVES. sTAND 80 YOUR FRIEND'

NTATIVES, STAND By fUUh FhIENDo:.
~ The New York Daily Times bevng been merged nlo
III ci:y advocating The principles Of the Native American
Psrty The subscription list OF the former paper has been
10 he Subscribers 10 the Times who DO
moi receive the Gazette Times, who receive other
morring Diapers in Inc place ofhe Times will be punciu-
Ry served with the Gazette Times By sending an or
Ssr 10 ina, efec, To the Office, II Wiliap-st
al Native American political advertisements, Ward no.
;cs &c III! be inserted in The Gazette Times at de-
duc,or OF y per from The usual II the money
S-uc-.e
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yeifK!IC NOTICE.-The subscriber Respectfully no
INES tre Pubic the duly authorized Agent Oh
most OF the Newspapers OF all the Cites an
towns In the United States and Canada Tor Wncn ne fo
c.iyes Advertisements and Subscrtpnons al his county
Newspaper Advertising Agency Tribune DuIoiIs eno 'oi
which he is fully empowered 70 give receP1 Entrance 81
m. Caal Office % Inns " ID. hL"l
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SPRING MILLINERY GO

MIR, H. c. PAIGE respectfully aars leave TO an
WI nouBce his of giving Lecture on the suo-
-c OF Church Music, lne Chape! oil the Un,yefslR,
Washing square, on Thursday evening, March 5h 1886
Some fine specimens of standard Cathedral Music vii! be
performed this OCCASION for The first Time IL this country
by au efficient choir under Mrs Pages direction
Tickets so cents EACH be mad the principal BOOK and
SSo Ni,Ibst Z3flwis.
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TlNO BE SOLID ATAUCTION, by A. J. BLEECh-
i Err ON Wednesday. Feb 25th. al the Merchants E1'
Pruce-ot by feet house OF brick modern built two
sories basement, under cellar and attic with tea room,
back piazza, well OF fine water In Tho yard, grape
vines $1,000 Of tho purchase money may remain on
bond moIi age al E per cent. See auction notice
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fats.
LEARY & CO.'S

FASHION FOR SPRING, lSl6.
ES- The preference universally manifested
for our present style OF Genemgs Hats has decided US to
continue the for the ensuing
LEARY co. Hsters Nos s. 4 and Aslor House
New-York, Feb. 18th, 1886
Circulars descriptive Of The peculiarly OF style for
warded by addressing postpaid. l9i Otis
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5itnations, &f. nante0.

yyTANTED-BY Young Woman with good reference.
~ situat!on as good plain cook aud 5rs;-g ,r,sT-,
aud rouer IN small 'sliiy. Gppiy al I75 Mo,t Isl pie
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ERANkLIN-ST. ANTHONY J.
BLsECKER Will cell a, auction on Thursday, Feb 20,
Is TO- u ociocK the Merchants Exchange, III not pre-
viously sold al private sae) the Story and atuc bck
front dwelling house and LOT No. Franknst The hol.e
hss painted thoug and put In complete ORDER uu
ring the present and contains ~ rooms An alevway
leading 10 the lot renders the properly suscepn
bic grsa, The Lofts q feet 'front.' Y faet
rear hy 100 feet In length The Croton water has been IN
roducrd ast AR 8 the back basement
Terms liberal. For farther particulars apply to the nne
toueer, No. Broad-st Francis b. OConnor, al Tue
SnIch.rs. and Drov-rn Bank 20i 6tis.
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t53- FoIger's 0losHonian is sold At CODDlNG-
TONS, corner Hudson und Spring SITS. 2Sf lwis'
e. Alien II odw ort,i's Private Dancing school,
No 4is Broome-st Broadway. Polka MazurSa aud
all other fashionable dances taught in correct style
inis
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DENIES! PENNIES In rolls OF Fifty ceots
ear be had ct The Trbu1s once. IA v
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EaFUh sALE-A Farm OF ZaS OF good Land,
GOO Of which Is wood situated 2; miles from aiS,
vile Railroad Depot Long lsand-naying tbefeo au,
good house. lsrgs barn. worRshop gr.ney snd otsr o1
houses In GOOD repair plenty OF apple pea. enc i
trees, and good garden with small full Ine W''e
eif L. ISCOLN, q Nassau-st
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AMU9eMente.

a MEXICAN MUsEUM.-soHr Days oaly, wesaes.
aay Icurscay Friday AID Saturday, April sssh and
SSh and Nay S aad Sd Spcnda performances eas ersn
Ing II c1ser 70 O'clock. xrS Zach a.rruooc Mr..
P T. SARSuh orocs ~i;h him IN tn Gr-s; wesoeyn
Mile Jane. ih- cay living o.ag oasn e,th~r Erg sd
America Fcur days of,hose b-snifal Moving Do
rsras Msjcr K-if-r the Lte Drur.zet; Grrs we.;sru
Si,uor Siri b- stsris; Mrn Phillips tsirn,et aet--ss
Comic N-isage. M wesern snd MrA PeniPs; Imitation
OF Locomotive with Ysrsee story and aSrce BY Great
Western: Msdsrrs Rockwell the saccs Eore-ce Teller
A5rassiou . cents Children under o years is
IS c-u,sextr. 10 ccusali the Fortune Teller. as
NTR- EDWARD l.. " ALkER ssA Tho honor to
k .nrouncs hat &c viii give h 5rs, Concert IL New.
YORK 90 Tuesday Evening May Tie Ss 81 The bFSedway
TsSerrsce or which occasion ae viii perform o. sa PSI
Harmonic Grand Piano Fore mace e1psss 1. Ut az
BY Chickerrg He will be sss!aied by miss JUN L.
SorthaII Mr. J. W Davis. snd Mr.. George Loder-
Tickets csats be had a. the usssi places poon
open at Concert commences 81 s O'clock nyl tas
CASTLE GtRDEN.-During the day this splendid
~ and extensive Saloon viii be thrown open 10 vsitors
who 10Y themselves by viewing the ronancc scsr
~ OF land and sprescing IN direction IS ~
lead The apper covered Platforms and 81 ex-
10 the promenade eve; with the sss
will elxbe the lover 81 examine TIE ros oesrr-
fol prospect Ne~YosS- Seats and cc1v-nteuccs
every where be found for these wbo inclined 10 med
its- read siou-- Admission :. cruts ~ wis
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Books.
uC.r rnprIcarrnN nEPoT ~

CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT AT
WIN Z GRAHaN'S. Tribune BuItTrss- Nassan-sI 81
w The Female Minister. th- sons Rsvrcee IL $
Novel pres-1s exciting and pleasing Esacer ne
igus foi-s sni Geprsvity OF the Co1E; snd
one OF Dpuss bes- Pric- III Cts
Espers IIGn;nstsi Snss=.Fes-s No's . a,t s. fr;e
IS cs Every shoGd possess copy OF Ibis tPencid
Le.sie- The Reb- and has'. Mxa-a Tale OF the Re
b-iior OF 1883. 5y J. Il I1grsssuc-
Leou De Casvsr ne Age OF The tneuisEon, Hisepr
-. Romance By Dsa1is EA1aigsr sutho- OF the Oracse
Girl AZ exciting romance Price ~ els.
CAPTIVITY Of Napoleon s. Helena hy Gen Cou-; Mon
tholoa, he Emperors companion in exile PAIL. Price
.
Dolores Novel By Esuo Hsrng, beautifully written
work. Price y
Odd-Felo-ship Exposed. queer book containing full
account CT the Work OF The Order, Price Sd
TIE Cd Coura-ntal, By Ja-e. K Psuldirg PRICE cts
G.shans Magazine, splendid Nc. with beautiful Paris
Fss 1iouS S per year, = cts per No
Ladies National, handsome No Subscription 81; =
cts per No
All the Eagiish papers OF the las; a-rJvA,s.
Agents. supplied on adorable terms hy
WM. Il GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings. Nasssust
$50 tOfT-S OF lrrahaH's MayNZice
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BUILDING HARDWARE AMI
rSr PoRcELAiN KSoBs.-The undersigned would 40
nciI call tboso in want OF building hardware TO his
assortment In that line convinced that long experience
strict attention that department. cannot but he advan-
iaseous the purchaser Morce and Kim Locks OF hest
quality In and wrought iron, of all sizes put up Win
sither Brass Mineral Rosewood Porcelain Knobs The
OF Porcelain urnture Is very complete having
upward OF so different patterns, end he'll trimmings 10
match each pattern. GEO ii. SWORDS,
s2u Id2 Broadway. AMER l.t June il6 Broadway
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Daily Arrivals Of Produce. Stock, dc. by the
New-fork and Erie Railroad Company

Barge Samuel Marsh WandeI-3 tabs butter 9calves
Capt Hute; e. tubs butter % calves Capt Rowe tubs
butter. lease Van Ancken 3; son; DO Adams & Cor
nell 20 DO. 30 calves II sheep 5 2 Brown; lOT tubs
butter calves bols eggs Vail, II sides leather q
calvea E 7 Clark bags potatoes, Headey: 80 bags
rye Sdllweli; II bush do, Allen; rolls 30 sides
leather Billiard & Co; l07 do Smith: g bbls boxes
goods. L Nichol; $50 bndls txine, Quacknoush &:
Co; bales yarn. Swan s; Reynolds; 40 bndls s,eeI
Pierson Co; 100 bars iron 81 Wilsop & Co
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wy.B.Palmer,- Country New.pal

vv.B. Palmer'- Country Newspaper Aa7err.-
sing Agency, Tr5uos Billings New YORK embraces
best newspapers OF all the cities AID principal
70 Ems in the United Sstes and Cs-ads FOR which he q
duly s1hor1zed receive scveTrielents erd s1oscrp
tors. ard ALLY empowered 70 give recetrif
Merchants manufacturers, artists arc ncivd1ss Eso-
e.sly besides public institutions Incorporated
and societies who wish advertise IL. or subscribe
newspapers any section OF the County, respectfully
invited 70 examine the Slea
Torernove ali doubts and MISREPRESENTATION the ager;
hereby notf, public TIA; =rson Is authorized BY rim
10 solicit sdverseueu;s cards subscr pons for the
for which Re Is the only suiho agent The
aanoyance merchant and others growing runner
our pretended agencies IL is cy, renders the adoption
Of s essentially proper 20 Ea-d ,ra2or;io.
Those. therefore, who wish with Ill.
agency. and avoid mistakes 10 hzrd
IN their orders al the Office, address, V B. PALMER
American Newspaper eent. Tribune Buildings.
r. The cost OF advertising II County psp-rs--s OF
cities and principal town. in the l. s-a;stcs table
the Anthracite coal trade P-nhs agricultural products,
population, Representation debts kc OF the several SAFES
together with brief lresiise advertising embraced 10
small pamphlet, entitled The Rood Wea!t" may be had
grsti on application a. the agency Tribune Buildings
a9sI
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MARKELL

On Monday evening, 9th ult. by Rev. r. Seeny, Mr..
WILLIAM II. MAILER of the firm of Eager q Mail
er to Mas JULIA FRANCES, youngest daughter OF
the late Col Nicholas H. Davis, all Of this city N B.
Newburgh papers please copy.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
H~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL, FOURTH pAG E.

ARRIVED.
Ship Tallahassee Stoddard. from Havre, March 9th,
-ndse, to Sam Engle 1856 steerage passengers.
Ship Shsnungs, of Philad, Patten, from Liverpool,
March nth, mdse, to Saml Thompson & Co.
Bark Ramona, Colby, 43 DIS fm Hamburg mdse, to II
Z Moring April 90 lat 81 80 Ion So, spoke bark Mis-
souri,, hence for Marseles. steerage passengers.
Bark Peter Demill Lewis. DIS I'm Savannah, cotton,
TO NJ Demil. steerage passengers.
Br bark Junius, Wilson, 81 DIS I'm Liverpool In ballast,
to Richardson &; Co 13s Storage passengers.
Brazilian brig Fere Fogo Lopez, % ds FIN Maranham.
hides &c TO Corning a. Son. The iron steam propel-
Ter Santa Cruz sailed hence for Rio de Janero at
Maranham under in distress after passage OF
10 days had put in her machinery aud sailed for Rio.
Left AT Para brig Granite. o.! Salem.
FIR brig Union, Psvie from Rochelle, via Boston, Goth
ult. brandy and wine, to Seignette g. Co.
Brig Gsorge Yates. DIS from Charleston, cotton and
rice to Geo Buckley.
schr Statesman, Ca,hen DIS from Georgetown DC,
-four. &c TO Sturges g. Chairman.
Schr Manchester, Smack, 6 DIS i'm Richmond, -four and
tobacco TO Allen 81 Paxon.
Schr Powell Murch. DIS from Wilmington NC,
naval stores TO 5 Powell.
Schr Isabella OF Beaufort NC, Ferguson, IL ds from
Turks Island, 1923 bushels salt to Middleton Co Lett
schr PampIico Fuford, from ST Thomas, just arr the
only American vessel in port.
BELOW.
Brig Frances fr1 West Indies. also bries unknown.
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NEW PRoNoUNo-NG FRENCH

DrcTIoNARY-D APPLETON < c.. Publish OF So
Dtrrdsy. the Standard sad Pronouncing Dictionary OF
r-erch and ErgEsh PSF: II. English and French by
GABRIEL Surrsurs vol Emo onesE go psses-osice 81 So
This new PrououEciug Frecch Dictionary viii he oust
10 Inc mos: complete that has appeared l. Is al
rrshly adapted for purposes OF eiacauon well
r-fer-aca for Frenh cholsr Although convenient sized
and ,od :; low pric. it cunisus every word in the
language. JUST PCSLlSHEp
Ths oregon T.rrtory-Gis History and Dscovery. ucu-
ding Rn sccoun OF The Convention OF tho Eacural also.
the Trea;-, Negotiations between The United States
aud Gres. Bri,ar-h-i various times for the settlement
OF a Boundary I.ne-and an Examination OF he whole
Question IL! respect 20 Facts and Law OF Sstons BY
Traver Tiss D. c. L. Professor OF Political Economy 10
c-uis--loth IS cts
THIS work /. written In diguied and impartial style.
ard fail 10 command the attention OF al interested
In The seit emeut OF lh;. important rarons! queshon
Writings OF Hugh Swinlon Legsre, l-;- Attorney Gene
s-cou.ist;ug Of Dsry Brussels and Journal OF The
Rhine extracts from his Prvae and Diplomatic Cores
pond-rce, oraons aad Speeches &c &c vols Syo poE'
trait. 50. myl BIS
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GGrpetlns.
cARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTH.

CARPETlNGS AND OIL CLOTH
No. &4 PEARL-sr
PETERSON HUMPHREY have Just opened A. the
shove number large lot OF entirely new Carpe ius.
b,urh, expressly for Spring -sde srd Will be sold a
grsst!y rsNiuced prices for cash; We have
20 rsS sets Ni:ininsIer Brussels entirely new
81 pieces heavy Thccpy uch designs and new shadirsS
Superine. and common Ingram Csrpecrgsot every
RAYS. Drusgeis Table and Piano Covers, Window
Shades &c &c Also large os of Heavy Sheet On Setn
from Is 10 81 4 wide selling cheap
Our frerds and The pubic respectfully reGsessd 10
ea and eSs.rirs stock before purchasing elsewhere
mr7 2uiseod~ PETERSON HUMPHREY. ~ Pes-l-st
NEW BRUSSELS CARPETS.
sPsiSG STYLES.
THE Subscriber has lately received some elegant pat
terus OF Brussels Threepy and ngsn Carro,s OF The
and of The riosI approved manu-
fsciure, which will De sold 81 reduced prices
BENZ. LYNES, $50 Pesrl-st opposite William.
Also for sale, few pieces Of new patterns nfrsn Tor
Church Carpets. Al lmeodii,
CHEAP CARPETINGS.
SMITH & LOUNSBERRY, iiS Pearl-s, opposite WI
- liam have last received large lot Of csrpengs, which
they selling the following extremely low prices
Ingram Csrp.Iings rich, origh. ccors " 10 81 pr I'd
s.Nirs heavy do do do Sc ~ 10 DO
Ex,rs ine. super6ne snd double supers 81 10 Sc do
Three ply do and elegant patterns IS 20 Us 90
Brussels do do do lOs 10 lis do
Also heavy Oh Cloth, in sheets OF Is aud ~ feet wde
well seasoned and ready for immediate from .. 10 os
per ysrd medium Go, feet 20 feet wide from p 81 10 -
per ysrdStth general xssormeu, of all other articles
connected u nth the trade. sqlslly low a?S 2Sis'
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BUILDING HARDWARE AN

IF T. Jones, Proprietor of Jones's Italian Chemical
Soap and Coral Hair Restorative has removed his branch
slore from S2I TO as Broadway. myl 2teod
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PuRr.1SuED THIS DAY

PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
THEOLOGICAL ESSAYS-R-prnisd from the Prince
Review. One large volume, svo. handsomely
printed. Price % 50.
Con,snts-The Rule of Faith The Sopship Of Christ
The OF God The Early History of Pelagianism
Original Sin; This Doctrine of Imputsion, l. II and II
Melsnchon the Nature of Sin; Doctrines of the Early
Socnisns The Power of Contrary Choice The Inability OF
Sinners The New Divinity Tried Bemun, the Atone
ment Sacerdota Absoluon; Regeneration; Sanciihcs.
tion Tfarsubs,anuaton Sunday Mails; Bodily Effects Of
Religion, Excitement, ThoucHs History OF Theology
Transcendentssin Causes sGd Eject.
WILEY Y PUTNAM. I6l Broadway.
SATURDAY. NEXT,
The Earlier Prophes OF Isaiah. BY Joseph Addison
Alexander Professor IN The Theological Seminary Prince
ton, N-wJersey Ia vol ego. elegantly printed -
PIC. ~ $50
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General Notifies.


e The Genuine DaIIey's Pain Extractor Is
al purporl De-, I'D viii rr.s7e IL eu us!ruies lie
worst burns and sc.ids and eecslly c,s piles III t7-
e.:ou and soi OLD and wounds bruises sor- eyes,
broken bres.i, f-!ouz, kc
The only ortEas geuu-e hss Il. Daley 'rr,sa On
Inc vrzupsf Of each box a. osts
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DIED :

Yesterday April go OF consumption. Mr.. WALTER
HUME son of the late Captain James Hume, OF Scot
land and OF the firm OF Tooker Hume merchant TALL
ors corner of Greenwich and Cortland sits.
The relatives and friends of the family and the mem
hers of Harmony Lodge No "a and the Mount SINAI hn
-canpu,ent of the o of o. +. respectfully invited
to attend his funeral ut r NJ this day from inc mouse
of hi, sister No II sixth avenue His remains Will be
taken for in,crnent Oyster Bay Township L. l. per
Long Island Railroad from the South Ferry.
Al White Plains April 30. OF oropsy on the brain
CAROLINE MITCHELL, only child OF Frederic A. Coe
E.q of New.York and grand daughter OF NJ Mitchell
ESQ OF White Plains aged two years and nine monas
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DowLING's RoMANIsM,

ILLUsrkATED.
Just Published. Tenth Edition
OF THIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLUME,
W with 81 sp-Ldid engravings illustrative OF Romsnisn
10 handsome ornamental binding.
Che-yers Lectures the Pilgrims Progress. Fourth
edition. with numerous steel -ngravinga
tIea, and elegant soosbnding, in all liz varieties.
Z. w. has In preparation the mos beautiful an: costly
styles OF Pictorial Bindings FOR Harpers Illuminated Bible
al the Cheap Bookstore and Bindery, ia Ful!on-st-
larisH Z. WALKER. IA f1lton-sL
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Trade ofthe audsor.

Produce and Country Mereaandise Aroisg G; Tt.s Fork
Sew.York and oswego Line, C Balls Agen.-Boa. o..
~ego County.-G00 bbls -four. Eevips e. Son.
same Lne-Boat Windsor Castle cask brandy !
tub butter, Dbl apples John Johnson's Son; q bbls
ashes, c Bates; do Burriil & Co.
Ithaca Line Ssyemack s. Co.-Boat Csnden.-7H
bbls aour Wsterhouse & Linn
New-Yorx. Utica and Oswego Line. w Rossi,er
Agent-Lake Boat Hickory Groye.-l00 salt 10 L.
D Bennett
Same Line-Boa, Medusa -2o bbls ashes Beals NJ g.
Dewitt 81 bbls ashes 81 Beach 81 bbs csks and
hide peas, e. Beach ~ sacks rags bbls eggs.
& ) Bennett; go bbls -four. P Nevius 4 Sons :;
l35 bxs glass seely Crawford or goods, Denuis,on
g. Ds5row.
EewYork and Csnsjoharie Line-Boat Geo Caldwell,
Fero-24O0 bush rye 10 order
New.York and Seneca Fails Line-AW Pamer-Boat
Joseph Wght-350 bis -four Bows e. Cary; 100 do IS DIS
sshes Chsnnng Beas & Co; u do ashes Rice; DIS
dried fruit Hoffman s. Baily.
Boat Fen,on-Brown msster-2ll6 bushels barley
100 bus la b ashes -kers butt casks seed bs
and l60 bus potatoes to order.
Lake Boat J " Micr-H Whest-220 bbls pork 3
pkgs lard 233 hams and shoulders 40 bus oats 10 kegs
eggs 20 order.
Lake Boat Premua-J Doyle-3o0O bus oats b5ls
beef25 bis peas TO order
soop reyhound-Ashn,on-650b ls -four so do whisky
to order
Receipts OF Produce by Soops &c from Feno Brun s1eick
Per Sloop Fox.-500 bbls h~ur. 100 bbls lnseed OIL
Per Soop madison-500 bbls -four 500 do corn meal.
Per Soop 6 Dallss-20O0 bush corn, all to Burnett
d Brakeman.