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urn GOODS.
EMBRoIpERIEs AND sHAwLs.

EMBROIDERIES AND SHAWLS.
A ARNOLD & CO. So Csnal'st- have received per
f1.recen arrivals large and superb assortment OF EN-
broideres Consisting of Collars Habit Shirts Chemisettes
and Caps OF The styes They would also invite al
tenon their very extensive stock OF Shawls consisting OF
India Cancels Hair and French Cashmere long and square
Shaws their of which is unsut Passed Also,
Printed Cashmere long and square Shaws OF the richest
signs together with large OF Gianedue and
Hzfrrye Shawls, ScArfs and Neck Ties. nl2 tfcod
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ROBERT II. MORRIS. p. NJ.
Geoal Notices.

Rl ORDER o; John }. Taylor, ESQ =, . Supreme
- Court Commissioner, residing II Uwe@o IloEA Couh-
~ Notice Is hereby given that attachment mas issued
Aggins; the estate of Knapp burch. or late OF O"ego
The County O TOga ahscondiug or concealed dtolor
due proof made the said Supreme Court Comm!sslOn
pursuant 10 the directions OF The statute concerang a.
technenis against a6-cundirg concealed or NONRESIDENT
Debtors and That The VIII he sold FOR The payment c
debts the said Knapp Burch appear snd dlchsree
such attachment according 10 law within three months from
the FIRST publication of this notice. and that The pas enI OF
any debts and The delivery OF a1y properly belonging 10 e
said debtor him or for his and The transfer OF any pro
perry by him for purpose wh4-ver, are forbidden by
law and Hrs void. Dated March %, 1915
Z. 5. SWEET, AIRY for Attaching Creditors
mi lAwSm Owego, Tloga County, ~ L.
- ORDER Of Joseph L. Richardson Esquire, Firs
DJudge o the County Court Of the County OF Cayuga OF
the degree OF Counselor Law 10 the supreme Court
Notice hereby thst attachment has issued against
the OF Simon Van Eaon late OF the town oil O"ssco
said County absconding concealed debtor on due
proof made said Judge pursuant 10 The directions OF
The Statute concerning attachments against ah-cor dnG
concealed nonresident Debtors, ana that the same "
be sold for the payment of his debts unless he the ssd 81
Van Elton appear and discharge such attachment &C.
co:d!Dg 10 law within three months from the hrs pubilca
lion of ts notice and that the payment OF any debts and
the delivery any property belonging 10 the sad debtor 10
him HE and the transfer oi any proper ny him or
any purpose whatever forbidden hy law and void
B. +. HALL Attorney for Attaching Creditors
Dated Auburn February 9th, 1896 Ill lsw5m
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pubilt Gonpspames, &f.
.Tw NEw3YoKK And ERiE E

= We " . VfNh MD EhIE ~.
--thc-zysS AILROAD LINE-Wintsr Ar ESSS
r>@ns1s~- S'1"4'' 4 : nL-0n- PA-.-ng ger inc
each so da,!y leaving Nav YORK and Mtd!e.own verr
rorriu., tSun4Aya excepted. } =; "'cioeA.
Frei Barge vii leave New OK from toeI o Duane
.-Tu-sisy Thursday and Saturday afternoons 81 oeocl
Stsyss for Sspburg shk--p.ie Hudson Apd Albany
l-.yr Turner'S Depot upoR arrival Of passenger .rsE
s,.g-s for Soominxhufgh Monticello. Milfor1 Honesdae
Csriyrtajs sn2ilca, owesU. 4C- &c .rs.7e Middle
Ic.sr upuc srr!ys Of passenger ifain-
Fer fsrthrr iuorrnsic1 sppIy ts oro-, corner %
D,.r.. -, N,-.r,, GlS
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$500 49, " 6 / = .ssssszsss7sEsss

Nv r.. - Il = IL ~ -
A>ss -..ssszTSsa TRAV ELs,RSGre st
lfscdSs--ssS- SAIL.PAsSENGER
Rrr-.rI. 10 THE SOUTH AM " EST. VA silLADEG-
PHIA BALTIMORE, CUMBERLAND to W n r.s ~ NJ
yITVSBURG snd CINCINNATI -. Fhrongh l" - "'''-
rru-, New.YorE 10 Whre.ng and P.ttSbn.'e.
Pssseugeti goug directly shro nSh
g,-s7s New York Al : L. NJ . A. NJ nv ,>triv-' ,
lesye Philadelphia stlO r VI "a NJ. az Nj ny N n
on Sunday, a. 10 7. NJ only.
Arrive in Sslumors 2. NJ .s
I1SYe Baltimore &c 4 A NJ ny the Ia. "u'''
Ohio RsFoHo
Aud arrive Cumberland ;, 5 ? N.
Leave Cumberland ~ 7 NJ ~ ih- Nations,
Hosd sad Good Stage Lines, aud srrvei IN Wheeling
or Pi,s6urg neSt evening,
Passengers Ft.abufg mo splendid new aud moe
en- bu sesioa NJ Brownsville snd thereby have only
7. .aies OF Staging the whole route.
Eirsclgss isnvs Wheeling and SiahbuS hour
IT, and PASSENGERS are forwarded without Delay To GIN
CtNNAT and al, other Ports tr The South and West Fss
g. Cincinnati
gor Through ricsss Dy mi, route apply 10 PhajeIph'.
Railroad O,hcr, OF Market and Eleventh sreo
or NJ IS South Third sreet.
Fare through tom PhllaAephis ~ Wheeling. SIS, -
P..hurg ST. with privisge Of stopping "a Baltimore
aud esiuius pleasure. Sor further Information
ply ~ j. l.. sLEMMEk' Agent; Al We once OF
ie4r vi Adams Il Co.'S Express. No. II Wall 81, "
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List of Letters Remaining in the MY. Post omce
Saturday. March IA
Phase rueutioa the DATE Of The List IN rhteh ny
J.--,;.,1 LADIES' LIST:

Bisco, Debors Leuna
Boiling. Susan
Brown, Persis A w
Borghese, Made
Burns. Mrs
Burt, Betsy B
Butler, Henrietta T
Burgess. NJ
Byrne, Sarah
Burgess, J SV
Crane, Frances
Gallery, Mary
Campbell. Emma
| Csmbel, Msryan
Chase, Mary B
Ca,en, Margaret
Catcher. Mary
| Clarke, Prudence
Clarke, Mary
Carroll, Mary
Cavana. Csiharine
Chapel, Mrs t.Nm 81
CastilisD, Susan
Clinton, Anna
Chrlstianso1, Sarah
Crippcn, Ellen
Corrs!ly, Calharine
Connar, Mrs
Coursey. Susan 3
Corgan, Mary A
Courtney, Jane
Coarl, Cicslia
Cslby, Freelove
Colby, Mary
Conwell, Mrs fMo,l.sD
Conner. Ann
Cobb, EmeliDe
Cooke, Ann
Cooke. Mary
Cot,relI. Melissa
Cohen, Sarah
Cukec, Mary
Cupton, Martha
Crummell, Mrs
Dalton, ninria
Dawson, Martha
Day, Mrs (slh-stl
Devine, Mrs (2lsD
Dean, Sarah c
DeVaUX, Maddams ]
D!ddledydum, Elizabeth
Bartlett,
Dixson, Mrs (Chsmber-stI
Donahuo, Csthsripe
DouDs, Bridget
Dorsn, Mary
Downs, Esther
Duran, Caroline
Dunn. Auns
Ducher, Csthurire
Enniss, Margaret
Emops, Mary
Erwin. Jane
Everett, Caiharine
Franklin, Lydia
FegE1, Bridget
Freeland. Sarah
Freeman, Jane
FttsimmDns. Clura..2
Fitzpatrick, Anne
Fitzgerald. Eliza
Field, Miss tShipl
Fine, Mrs ii8lh-rO
Gauun, Elizabeth
Grand, I T
Gerrtachty, Mary
Green, Mary E
Gresham. Mrs VIM
Gregory. Msliona
Gilpin, Fanny
Gillespie. Mary a 6
Griffith, Mary A
Gorhsm, Frances NJ
Gosslch, Maria
Goodrich, Anu
Eatlon, Julia
Hull, Laura Ann
Hall, Louisa
Hers-s, Caroline
Harding, Arm
Hanmond, Maria
Kick. Rachel
Higgins. Mrs "
Hewlett. +
Hoyt. Fanny K
Hone, Hannah
Holmes. Silvia
Hotchsn, 4
Holt, Emma
Hugh. Sarah NJ
HUMPHREYS, Mary L
HUMPHREYS. Ann C
isnncs, Miss tChstham-st }
Jones, itebeccu
Jearome, Lucretia
Jones, Miss Dominic.
Johnson, Lucy w
kecgan. Margaret
Kelly, Catharine
Kent, Frances Z.
Kennedy, Mrs David
Kitghsuser, Marearetha
Kipp, Emma
Kimberly, Hannah q
Kuoud, CRlharine
Lndd, Caroline
Jarrey, Margaret
LaForge, Elizabeth 7
Lamb, Mrs tsth-av)
Lewis, Mary A
Livingston, Emma
T,onis EuZahp,h
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5tationerp, &e.

5tationerp, &f.
IVORY TABLETS, Pocket Wallet Memorandum
Books CHEFS -n BACKGAMMON Boards Porcelain States,
superior Gold Pens Penkutges god and silver Pencils &c
IL great variety allow prices by
m9 w n Maiceu-sne.
LNYELUPEs FOR LETTER..-A nn- a,s0n
Em-nt, Jus! made up for Use; under the new Postage
Law. They CT the Pos. Once paper suitable
for Steel pens By R. c. ROOT Il co. Publishers
lev cor OF Wall-st l52 Pegr-t
T ETTER AND CAP PAPERS NJ Low Pfcrs-
LThtu Letter Paper ruled and pan. Letter Envelopes
Note Paper Note Envelopes. various styles in quantities
70 suit purchasers by FRANCIS LOUTREL,
mis- go StatOpers, n MAicen-lsne
rVHE POCKET E.CHlTOIK-Be.ng small
elaborate covered with morocco, plain gill superb
" Illuminated, q H. By 2 IN ir deep uniting lie
tire eq1:sltoc OF tas portable desk and containing
Justly Celebrated coin aad i--r balance vita pen holder
application OF nTstand With India rubber sto pper
seel peas, letter and cheqn-t seal tablet
and oong card, II inch measure, India rubber 30 gum
medallion and other waters .tc.s of =-aiag wax
tap-rs YAK Promehesn light, being sufficient seal 500
letters, &c. For sale by JOHN J. BROWN CO.
milo 70 Iuiton-.t near
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ALL WATCHES SOLD AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
warranted to perform well or tue money returned.
ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE with Mr.. VIM.
Gamble who having be-n engaged for nine years the
celebrated Manufactures IN Europe Is ged
be OF the best Watch Reparers Ia the Country and
will devote MS vi hole attention TO thai branch.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, MUSICAL BOXES AND JEW
ELRY repaired In the best the lowest prices
Trade work promptly done reasonable terms
J. T. WlLLISTON
DEALER IN Wltche, Wholesale aud Retail
2sfSmeod No CortLandst. up stalrsl Bread.rrp
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r. ->....s.e.z.s-,i. - 1i-Nti: LINs =
Ss- From S:-H Ohh 20 s.xscasssz-aszse

-H----1cA-ALBANY TROY ard
MOSTGs,AL. Brt s-port + Hou.a'ouic aud We'sern
Rail- elssl cLA,s cS-SrcOEc c.Ass -
The ,.rsabuas tMROD Is ~ J. BROOKS j. and II hE
hA CSp-W " ruPpeo, VA seTusirit leave ne S1r 1904
&trAe.st Ess. RIVER tAy Sunday sIe-p'cdl a. ha.'
pa. : ".
re- Albany passengers pote,d Immediately Bridge
pc0 DOC LIZ 4TrTal qt ne boa. and without change ~
Cor, ~ essssge. Aryctn Albany sud Troy q, same ~
as.4rsag Lane leave. Troy shafpas snl Alsaa,
sg1A Il
"a For '.raer iafornsS2q, oo'h as 70 Freight or Pa
.e. apply g. NJ PERRY Agent, Al Tho othcs on .ae
Pier, 70 I J. HILL HowaFts Hotel or 81 Livingston
Mrl-s Express Once. 10 Waist
MONTREAL AND Ns.W-foKh--Tae Re1brt Line
OF Coaches 80 hours oG Troy 70 Mouirsa run In eonnec
Lon with To. Line. Ticket. ifom New-fetk 10 Aentrca
10 b- obtSlued on board the boa;s dtS
G<o~ NEW Observation-Disclosures RE
-s-Nl,ss-5lS OUCED-On and siler March ita-lSDE-
sssna-a=ss'aao PENDENT LINE FOR NEWPORT.
PROVIDENCE AND BoSToN DIRECT Three times
tn st5ia.h ana fsyori,- steamboat NEPTUNE, con-
,nsp;sd by Capt Wm Rollins Will leave Ses-icrA rom
pier No Nora RIVER of Newport froY,oene7 ana oos
ION direct on Monday Wednesday and Friday, Al oc!ock
r NJ arriving IN Providence for tl- morning lain
Of ,rs 20 Bo,.on Taunton New Bedford Fail River, &c
aud also connects The .i-anboS.s running ea' on hs
kelutuec and Penubscot rivers.
Returning viii Providence for Newport and New
YORK on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. a. O'Clock, 2
VI aIIya Of - clock mail ran .. cas- IS oos'0u
Al kinds 81 ife'Shs sksa ~ tat oN'S
Farigrther particulars Qure OF GEO = FAM ttLp'
NJ. 70 Wcs-aL or OF JOHN Il RICH hcNp, .tfoVosGee'
,u,, n, The Office On the steamboat landing.
This boat .he most c0peIe OTdet hsVius oeeh
,rr .hed with pair OF boilers and many VaIuao.e t
proyeuents added her cugns AMI ma,hney by "nIch
he speed OF the boat much improved Several new stale
been added and her aecoumod
enlarged and improved The travelling public VINO CONSUL
safety, comfort economy, aud speed WI! 90 50 "
iZnS this boat, rs she i ocIsc'ru ~ '1 "' ''N W 1885,
boat 10 THO country -. 40 . 49,,
Ten order from the Captain, asaJ o.ef oIs WIZ % pau
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GENTLEMEN,s LIST

Adams, Drill
Adams, James @
Adams, John
Agryta, Giuieppe
AigArin, Para D l.
Allen. John
Alexander, C
Aston, a 6
Alden, w c
Allen. Samuel
Allen. Z w
Arnold, Geo W
andrews, II ?
Appleby, w J
Appleton, SnRs II
Armstrong, Thos +
Armstrong Z, } amos
Anseli, Thomas
Aronson. III
Armstrong. w Y Il
Arnold, Al!erd
Anderson. Peter s
Awkward, Peierce {
Black, AC X
Bagly, q b
Bracb, G A
Ratwall. Thos +
Rtsckeil, Henry
Ba5bldge,Cap,E G
Babbilt, ChRs A
Bragg, DR. A G
Blsckler, Capt w &
Bradley, Rev 7
Brsmmer, John
Barrett, @ II
Banks. Thos 6
Baldwin, Ezekiel
Baker, Abssloul
Blsnkman. II A
Rrsmnon. NJ
Baker. K y
Brsnnlcs. John
Ballard, Capt Lo-
nng.S
RrSkewrid &c, Jas
Bannis;er, w \
BALDWIN. Doci u
Bsmbereee, Mr. ID
Bailey, Geo w
SSgt.us, Geo
Ssily. Peter 4
Barry, Mr.
Barbour. William
Barnes, Z .
Barlow, Wm 4
Barney. d 5
Barbour. John NJ
Barrie, John 4
Baclhwick, Geo w
Bartlett, Capt F.
phrailn
Bray. Martin
SSieman. Senls,nlu
Bsssiord, John
Saner, c
Sarr, Charles
SAGE, Mr.
BaHiuharl. u
Beecher, lts +
Beers. John
Becker, Henry
Besrce, Geo
Besiiie. Eobs
Blocker, Char IS
Seaies. T!chreor
Brewer. Or II
Sell. Sanue.
Bergen. James
Bennett. a X
Brewec;oi JaniesE
Si.on, II
rg.Thsodoye Ju-
lius
Bsuy. Mr
Berry, Abraham
Sently L, n D
Berry, Abraham
Bernsrdo 4, D NJ c
Bel ger, James 1t
B;gsam Mr. II
Btidgerd. Mr. Il
Brigham David G :
Siddle, David
BtIlow WIN D
sug2s, Geo II
Brinekic. DR. w
Brissle, phihp
Bishop, Charles
Brink, Charles
Bixby, John G
Bristol, Hiram
Bishop, Charles
Boeardus, K
Brock, VIM
Bodemsnn, Johsnr
D
Bogardus. James
Block, Em'l
Bodine. Thos I,
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Goal.

PRICE REDUCED. BLOSSBURG COAL,
sAJILL BE DELIVERED 10 customers, at -nch places
w ss they de,ire la the CITY, ST. per 81 per ct
dron Orders Al the yard No So BeIhuuc-s near WASH
ington New York, Marcl 9Th. 1916
mis- I'm NM MAXI r'N, went
CT FRESH STOCK just srryeG.-!-ach
. 4. >. orchard fed a.h sInhi! ut 81 10 L1rge nu
or small $3.50 Egg aud broken 1913 Large ntoy"
go well ,cre-ned and delivered Of carriage Thls Is
nrst article perfectly dry, aud may rely
upon obtaining the very OF Coal these prices,
SIMPSONS Goal Yard. tt and IS Thomp-on-s one
door below SpripgsL mi lw' 2tis
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In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County OF NewYork, Notice is hereby given to all per.
having claims against Thomas II. White late OF
the city NewYo deceased present the same with
the vouchers the subscribers the residence OF
Edward Philips, OF the Executors No 80 Stanton street
in the city of before the rst day OF May
next Dated New York Th day OF October,
1915 EDWARD PHILIPS.
MARY ANN WHITE Executors.
nj lavish THOMAS r ABBOTT
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Ea FOX SALE-A valuable farm pleasantly sHSa'e9
containing $50 Of hrs,rata land 10 o wnch are
wood the remainder Se p.Owec moved or pssiu Is
well yvat-red with streams that Eas coed GUAM
uty OF fruit large anu hrst raIe barns and other ouI-oGt
ings the dwelling large, containing Is large apartments
with hall running through them. The prospect from me
dwelling is b-auiiu glance OF the csn De viewed
nearly The whole farm with portion OF Lose Island and
the Sound. The land is Of good GpahIy-Aes staauay
descendips 10 The Sou!h good for all sind OF grain
has grove OF beautiful Locust timber Farther description
is thou gt AL that Wish 10 purchase are re-
cuesied which situated the road esd
ing White Plains The Purchase and hng-streeI-S;
miles Esst OF The Railroad Al White Plains: OF Fort
chester.
BIZ said farm is disposed Of on or bsfore Thurs
dsy 18th day OF March IL VIII be sold si Z VI OF iha
dsy premises For farther particulars Inquire on The
premises OF Abner Mead or OF
ANTHONY J BLEECKER, No. : Broad-si y; Y.
-
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IN PURSUANCE of a. order of the Surrogate OF the
County OF NewYork notice is hereby given 10 all per
having claims against WILLIAM DAWSON, late OF
the city of New YORK deceased, present the same with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber Al her residence No
~ Elevenihsireel the city OF NewYort or before the
tvreniysecord day of April next Dated New-fork' the
,lSeniy-frs; day OF October. 1915.
o2l isw6m SOPHIA DAWSON. Administering
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ID EMOFAL.-MANNiNQ& PRlCHARD, Importers
II and Jobbers have removed from 81 BeaversL TO No.
so Pine-s,ree between William Nassau-sL) where they
ODER for Gale OF Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods
consulting In part of
Rich Organdie Gingham Muslns,
Tvilled and plain Scotch aud French Ginghsms,
Printed Lawns. Bszorines and Ba-eges,
Nerves. styles Printed MCussene de LANES,
Alpaca and Orleans cloths IN every variety,
Drap d'Ete Bombszines and Croor Costings
Cambria, Jaconei Nainsook, Null, Swiss.
Check, striped and fancy Muslirs
Linen Cambria Hdkfs linen Shooting. and Shrunes,
Linen and Damssk Table Covers and Napkins,
White and Crimson PonSee Hdkis
Printed Pongee and Bandsna Hdkfs,
Broche Barese nnd SILK Shswls Barge ScAris &c &c,
To which they invite The attention city and country pur
chAsers- 24t lwis&2wus'
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Seq re.,teccr of Nicholas smith deceasec pleasantly
--us,s on the west side % he Rsritau
,is south OF New 8rGns WICK. cuc.acIlE III Ef-- more
consisting oi about > acres OF nleaco"' Jar pro
,,tio, OF heavy ~ God aud! The remainder arabic land,
.r. portion ci Which high -ai- % cli.l' si'ou aa-
W. ysser-G There liz isful good v=.l Hou--
- o-.ot .;z, II barn sad Other cui-bgiGiugs. apple
sut peach orchards g beslns ana svGTriy OF o1aer
fruit ,rr.. The besugy aud hsa.thiGness OF - 'AaloH
mech :r.. ,abe- WIN is proximity The NeN Sruns
WICK and N-uY Ora ssts renters ms is'n "eA worm
~. attention Of ln- gentleman and practical :sT ne'
For fsrs-r particulars inquire 0t Nicholas boein ~ J.
8 Vaa Dyke Escrs y me Mansoc-Housr, New. bfuns-
wick D. " smith 10! Aiddsst-s Brooklyn l. / or 81
IDs,sh s,iIh SufT,,ik county 4 nh9 2ru'
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- Brips New Orleans, Bramhall. Bermuda Nesmith o.
Walsh Augusta, Sherwood, Savannah sturges Clear
man.
Schrs Barton, Mcintyre Bristol, Navarro Fuller, bos.
ton Foster & Nckerson delaware Crosse. south Am
hoy
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sSs A FARM FOX SAL E.-Sl!1s!eo or the Rose from
S New Rochelle White paG, shou; sLN:tfrotn
s~ each containing i59 ACRES or LAND, All OF whcs
/. Plough LsnS excepting Ten Acres which Is Wood LANG
ghe psce divided BIZ aas acd laid our Into conye-sn
lois FOR cultivation All fences Of stone II good
and the GROUND ~ sls:s The build
ny, iii ~ good character and in order For TERMS apply
to y D NM ~ On Nac 2. 80 ~ Va
dsif j. ADRIANCE. IS 02n-.; N-y--Ecra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-14

LACkAW AN a OUAL'
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE now selling at retail and de-
liverins from the yards Of the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company OF King aud Grsenwlch
aud the foot vi Gouverneurst r. L. tn. very d-slrz
ble Goa. vi me RICH. size for stoves, ranges. Sc
Also their yard Of Green~ len aud hamuersey
The various kinds OF Schuylk Lehigh and liverpool
Coal vi the beat quality good supply Of Lump Coal u
superior kind for STEAMBOATS, and smelling iron. &c
ISL tf SYKES 8 WURTS-
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Wilson. Abraham

Wilson, Abraham
Wilson. George
Wilson, 4 u
Wilson. Joha
wilson, Wiiiisn
Williams. John
wight. Jokr
Wight Silas
Wldman, Hiram
/ Wilmarth. Il 3
Wilcox, Esrry K
Wright, George
Wilson, Gen John
Williams, Philip
WIfht- G-rEs
Whiting, Charles
Z Whii-i-.d, Albert
81
UTn-low. Z. !
Nrt.tle-ey
White, A c
: White. J Rs
I y nilley. r
Wood, " n Henry
/ Woods. PAtIck
woodruff William
lWoocrou9h-H Hiram
" oo-,-, CLARK
WOoley & Psarce
Wood, y a,hauie. :
Wood. Simeon
Wortiusr, Isaac
Vylie = McKerz ie
! oung. Edw'rd
Zeall, Henry 4
DRHlS, +. IA.
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THE TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune
THE SUNNY soUTH--A SONG.

INSCRIBED TO MISS JULIA L. NoRrHALL.
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ease Tor term OF Years fam Of 10 acres 81 s!st
XII! LANDING niles up he North rlve:, N poPG
s notwithstanding di-tIci there = msrSei DAILY
for fruit vegetables mix and butter, and al otter products
OF farm The land i, al arabic and meadow. divided in
- snail lois, me buildings Ia good repair. Possession or
he Isl OF April Inquire ~ Chanoers-tI Tor q. De
u,nrt Al . A NJ ard 2. NJ milo lw'
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COAL delivering from my YARD tho very bes,
quality OF Peach Orchard Coal The these prices for
cash Egg and Broken large Nut and Stove, mixed,
S. So Buyers may positively depend having the Coal
the above prices from the OF King and Greenwich
.rs 1917 I'm. PETER CLINTON
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CO PER CHaLDRON.-Liv-rpo Coal, hrst quail.
- iIy ard size sale above low price from
ward or cents per chaldron less when taken direct from
chip athe above price Liverpool Coal is
lcal fuel than Anthracite. Apply 10
T. STOKES OICKERSOE
M rIn. les and In7 Anthnny-.L n-Hr ErondwEy
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Thomas. lanes

Thomas, James
Todd. George
Tone. James
Tor-eu-Jo-- Rs:e-
Thompson. Geo 4
Tob-y. Capt Etsn,
T0.u, John
Thomas. Buggs
TYLER, Gecrg- Il
Tyler. Geo P
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RemopGIs.

p EMOYAL.-HENRY BREWSTER mas removed ai7
y IS.5 M 2vs-
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EOALAT REDUCED Prices.-Larg- Nut. - 50
OEgg and Broken, s. IS per tou hrst quHlty Peach
Orchard R.1n.b well screened and delivered free from cart
age price. Consumers de-irols of pur-
chasing coal these reduced rates may rely upon o.
t.ning IN. -aln- the price advertised H. V RIPLEY,
10 Noostrr-sL near Spring. no ="
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50 FARM FOR SALE-Ia Ramspo. Rockand Co
" Y Of II IN good cultivation and fence, VIII
dwelling house, barn and other oui-ba!cinzs IL
contains 400 me young il trees al grated Win
choice selection Of fruits This Farm Is miles from Mon-
sey regular depot or The line Of The y. RR Fare
70 ceots irou1 he city Inquire OF E STRAIT on the
premises or o, HARVEY SPRINGSTEEN,
Ief irn-od- IO5 Bsnk-st y. Y
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- BLOODGOOD NURSERY, Flushing, l. l.
King Ripley, Propr-tors. offer for sale, from this
e- old anc well klown establishment, every variety OF
fruit! fores, and ornamental evergreens, shrubs anc
DO ~-ri1g plants. which VIII De Pui up with the greatest
carr. Orders !e win Geo g. Ripley Co. No. "a Pearl
Itreet where catalogues may be Obtained grsis VIII
ceiy- prompt attention nl2 lIDG"-
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a.. FOX sALE-A very valuable thtee story anu a.
.a nc House and Lot, known No. 10 West l5ih-S-ls
situated 10 feet West OF 5th-avenue. The Lot IL >
feet front ~ los feet inches deep-Hose 3 by
20 feet with piazza enclosed with glass. The Nousr
is new finished good modern style with bathing rooms
show. baths closets. kitchen Croton walter
ana ali me modern improvements Il Is VI the most de-
lrable locations city. VIII be sold chesp applied
for One half vi The purchase money cah remain on
bond anG mortgage al per For farther particulars
inquire Of + GOODSPEED, opposite the premises, or OF
gbVT +. HINT 10 Piur--L mle Il