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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

FRANKLIN SAYS Keep the head cool and the
l. feet n.Fraser's Patent Door Pads for exc!ud
ing sind and waller from the bottoms OF doors TINS ar
ce inserted inO The lower rail Of the door goes down
10 the sill as il closes and within the rail so II opens
They healthy, because the undercureni OF ar ca
cannot be warmed by artltcia! means l. eXcludeH nc
the they are economical, because there IS no AEe
quantity cold admitted and OF course !e Gel
required 70 Keep warm Price 3 - per door " aicn IN
cludes putting IN. Manufactured by JOHN FkASth'
au20 6n No. Chatham square, ,eS-1 orA
DRINTING PRESSES.-A tr-t rate new douo!e
cylinder printing machine =ze oil oec '-AS hcue1 en
a 20 second hand ditto, just put IN perfect orcer and
ready for work: il viii PRINT i8y5 inches Also fieciu
and half power press with aSng on aPpafslus'S ar' ANT
ed 10 work satisfactorily. go,
New ard secondhand hand presses copperplae and ih-
hvdraulic and presses and such az
eiss generally as are used by printers binders &c
~'N WORRALL / CO Founders, Press and
aua8 lyy Saw Manufacturers, &c Office D ElnsL
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CAITION.-Goodwln 6 Co.'S Parlor Radialor.-Th.

CAUTION,-Goodwiu < Co.'S Parlor Radiaior-The
y subscribers hang applied for Letters Patent for The
>ove called Goodwin Co PaE!or tadia;or, are IN daily
expectation OF receiving their letters winch nave
granted and only required make them the
Patent Office In the meantime George Z Waring OF
Stanford COM who keeps No. 30 Wster-si- in
this Civ mas Obtained the subscribers model OF their
Stove and made from Il Stoves which he offers for
sale We caution al persons against selling purchasing
or using these Stoves intend 10 enforce the law
rigidly against The violation OF Letters Patent
aus lw- c. GOODWIN co. 25a Wsler-st
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Bnggs, Sbrah
Cbessinan, Miss w III
Crawford. Miss Brosd" q
Gazing, Mrs (Nuloerry--p
Cassidy, Margaret
Carroll, Mary
Casey, Catherine
Ca-iendick, Catherine
Clawson, Sarah
Clark, Miss Constance
/ Carlton, Miss Nancy VI
CarIen, Miss Anne
Carroll, Bridget
Chapman, Emily 3
| Clancy, Mary Ann
Canning, Hannuh
Chmmbers, Johanna
Callihan, Mary
Craig, Mrs Samuel
Cailruy, Margaret
ChncOn, Madam
Condor, Ann
Coury, Mary
Corcoran, Miss Ellen
Costello, All.s tAmiiy-sp
Croskey. Miss lsubclla L
Cosby, Mrs John
I Crou.bleholme, Mrs
Corbyn. Saruh n
Cunlon, Margaret
Col gate, Miss Maria
Collier, Anne
Cooley, Ellen
Cunel, Mary
ConcapuUn, Miss Marian
I Cole, Miss sarah a
Cohen, Sarah j
Z Cmdsry, Miss Sarah ,
/. Cmds.v, Miss Sarah
Clinton, Mrs {
/ Cox. Mrs E..2
Cox. Miss Margaret
Corr. Bridget
Cumininess. Mar
Curtis. Miss Ann
Cussen. Mary
Denny, Miss Mary
Dellingvr. Miss Francis
Day, Miss Anne y
Day, Mary Ann
Debar. Miss t.Ianora
DGrghin. Martha
Decker. Mrs NJ II
Demesey. Miss Helen NJ
Dalton, Rose,
DevercuN. Miss Nora
Davis, AnlolneIte
Dayton. Emma
Dempsey. Miss Mary
Dene-ke, Mrs Otillla
Dcsuun, Mary
Dempsey, Miss Susanna
Duuciil. Bridget
Draper, Catharine
Doyic, Emily
pooliitlc, Miss A d
Dove Ms b NJ
Bowling, Miss Mara
Dwyer, Bridget
Donley, Mary
Duruei, Margaret p
Dol,on, Miss Bridget
Dorley. Mary
Ennis, Film
Everlli, Mrs William Ii
Esdalc, Miss Jane
Edwards, Mary
Ferris, Ellen
Fulconer, Mary
Flash, Mrs + \
frunRlin, En1u Ann
Fay, Mariu
Farrell, Miss Joanna
Feeslon, Miss Meria
Frazer, Mbrearc, Jane
Ferguson. Mrs (l6lh-st.l
Field, Miss
Field. Miss Margaret
Forsuet, Mrs
Foster, Miss Mnria +
FoN, Miss Mary
Flushcrty, Sarah
! Flynn, Sea-
Gnnesey ,Lnue'a X
Graham, Mrs
| GarUchou. Mary Ann
I Garvin, Miss Mary
I GRAY, Miss Julia
Green. Miss Margarine
Cullen, Miss Ellen
Gresdy, Bridget
| Gullaher, judith
| Gardiner. Miss Susan
Green. EtzH I
Gordon. Miss Elizabeth
/ Gilbert. Mrs John
Guam, Justine,
Gibhu, MUrgret
CIbherJ, Miss Ellen P
Crosse, Ca,hariGc
Griffin, Sarah
Gnheries. Mary Ann
Glover, Elizabeth
Gridley, Harriet
Hamilton, Elizabeth
Hamilton, Miss Sarah 7
Hrnesy, Miss Mary
Herrlch. Helen 4
Harris, Louisa
Hartond, Dorathy
halton, Bridget
Harrington, Mrs (Elm-,t.l
Hsnlou, Miss Jane
healry, Mrs MMh
Harkips. Ann
Hsrkin, Margaret
Ha.lahan. Ellen
Hurtnri. Johanna
Hanlon, Mary Ann
Hatch. Miss { \
Hackley, Mrs II
Harris. Mary
billiard, Mary VI
HoberI, Mrs J b
EuCh.s Mrs
Hirons, Mrs Hirous. >
Hoffman, Miss Sophia
Hoyl, Mrs Joseph L
Hil.man. Miss WI helm,ne
Howard, Mrs 5 Emerson
Hog. Mrs (Woos,rr-st
Hughs. Miss ElenIor
Hunter, Miss Harriet
/ House, Mrs
Earwcod. Ann
Horton, Hannah
I Howard. Miss HARRIET
Howard, Miss MehiiIable
Hoag. Miss Rsrrie,
Horton, Maria
johnson, Mary
Judd. Miss Clara \
Joyes. Miss
ROBE
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ARRIVED.


Ship Arkansas Hillard IL DIS i'm New. Orleans cotton,
&c. TO VIM Nelson
Bark Douglass (of Boston, Sumner I'm Canton. April
2oth teas silks &c. Peter Edes Il Co. Left Mt Wham-
poa ship Zcnobia for Ncwlork in ds; at Hong Kong.
Arctus late Elwel, for Manila SOON bark Lark, lib
bits unc L 5 ships Ohio and Vuccnnes nj anchor oil
Zantoo Left Angler May 2sth Passed 2ad May John w
Sears from Boston for Canton; the 9Th bark Candacc
fer do touched St Helena 18th July and sailed same
day in with ship DuXbury, kimball - ds from Suma
tra for Boston and Asia. o. lis I'm Calcutta for do.
Bark Louisa Baker, I'm SisHl via Fl Cuyo, llth log
wood hemp SC to Bouchaud X ThCbaud. Left brig
Ottowa ut Sisn brig Loretto Fl Cuyo sail in DE-
for New-York.
Bark Rose 5,andsh, Spencer, ls days I'm Mobile cot,
ton, TO Z D Hurlbut X Co.
Brig Wandcrcr (of Bath Evans, Is DIS I'm Havana
molasscs. TO Moses Taylor.
Br brig Kirk Hu,,rck Polt Is ds I'm Turks Island salt,
to & Laurie 22d inst, at - 30 long 70 40 spoke
ship Queen Victoria. hence for NOrleans, days out
Brig Lowell. Jervis. - de- I'm New. Orleans wheat to
order Lat - long -, struck by lightning which
split the head of the topgaant head OF the fore
mast aud tore up the deck.
- Brig Pilure Clark ds I'm Savannah cotton and rice
10 Durham x Dimon.
Brig Gen Wilson. Haleck, ~ ds I'm Mobile cotton,
Nc TO E D Hurlbut & Co.
Schr Only Daughter. McDutfe, days from l.ubec Ne.
plaster, TO Smith & Boynton
Schr Charleston. Forbes days from Washington Nc
naval stores, To L Mitchell
Schr David Rscy Medcn, ds from Wilmington NC
naval stores, 10 master.
Schr Coporon, HGrtshom, DIS FIN Bergen Iron Works
with iron. to W Brick
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IN CHANCERT-Before the Vice Chancellor Of the
First C.rcuit-W!!am WCorn- and Sarah 3. III wife,
Richard Lyon, Caharine Lyon. Sarah H. Fryer, and
otEers.-bill TO forecos- orgageJoha H. Southard,
" JohnstreeI SeIeforA Ct cOlnpiansnii- solicitor
The defendant Richard Lyon, residing Brighton, IN The
Stale OF Michigan and the Defendant Sarah h Pfye re-
siding Noble in the State OF Alabama, are re-
q!e 70 appear IN this cause by The I'm day Of November
next bin filed therein viii be taken oafeed by
them Dated Angus; Is. 1910. auli iaw3w
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EnucAIION.


NuEs-s INPSovEp SYSTEM OF TEACHING D
HTrTrs,S Single Glass Ciasslcsi Boarding SUI ps
vi SrhooI Tor Bows Seminary for Young Ladies aii-
Juvenile Departments ms b!eeckeIs OPPOSE , 5nrs
pisr. Few doorsrura McDOugaFsi Inc schoot .t
On TorGav ST., OF Aug. This institution possesses e
s-sntsges preparatory Tor college or the business
uors OF life -. 49,. ~ bis ~.
mission o.. -
Tern. OF admission from .,-...er 10 go
Music or me pja-O-iorie .--...--.- ------'
Fuel foT the season -.--'--'
French md Drawing free OF extra chaTEt
The female department Is entirely s-parais rom e
mae and conducted oy highly accomplished ien's-eS '
der The general supervision of tae Pricdra.
Explanation sr G.e-'s Improved system OF Teach
iaEa teacher each cigss. man. teachers a. cas-
separate room each clt ana teacher. and -acA
class limited n numbers While il = The duty OF Tie teacher
=tea5 OF superficial rehearsal according 70 me
common method. want OF ZINE. 20 study anu aeer
with ne pupil. and 70 dr him on zach and every point ot
the lesson -n all thoroughly explained by re teacher
and md ersood oy the pupil. Thus. instead Of drTeing
ing and superficial. teaching becomes ihororsa
rce,.c and critical bringing al the faculties Hnd pow
rs OF ne mind active reGu's.;!on OF me par OF ne
purii well g. eacer. and thus causing iHd 70 De ever
n cortac; with mind producing constant ieec'a! De-
veoprnent The rssui, OF 81 = thorough education e'
frequently Il an early age The mind becomes iaorousAy
ciscQlfred : drawn ont. expands BUDS opens 20 lt ,7F
~ IN mo tTli
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EDITORS

r,.s F,cr;rer Publishers OF LsdIes Repo>
baakers' Weekly Circular ..-..u- ,I 10
Bulletin OF Mecica! +,ineF'eAa %. 1a
,,.,.-.1 Nv f.T Haf.vr,y Abstract
fbrarvi 10; Med Science
The Boaque,
1,nRERT II MORRIS, L. VI.
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IN CHANCERI OF Observation-Disclosures Richard
L Van Buren, William Pumyet and Elizabeth voorhees,,
coinpainan and William simpson, defendant, on bill 70
forecioe appearing this Court that the comp!andnts
have fled their bill n the above and that process OF
subpoena appear and directed 10 the deiendaN
hath been ary issued, reurnaole 10 the June tef OF
this Court 1876 that the defendant, William simpson,
could be found IN this State, 10 be served a
he mas caused bis appearance 10 be entered es ~ case
such process had been daily served, and oehs ae 20
appear by AFFIDAVIT, the satisfaction OF he t1h.
the said William Simpson does not reside IN ms S'de pu
IN the CITY and S,a:e Of NewTor&t - taefTuPoHi on .s
hirtieh Of June IN the Of our LORD one thousand egh
hundred and f-g-y on motion of John Van Dyke sol!c
tor OF colpa.nant-. By this order directed by the nan
celor thar e aid absent defendant DO appear, plead,
-yer or drrlur 10 Tie cornPanants bill or before the
third Tuesday of September next or that N default thereof
rb d-rrr. 10 be made against hin: the Chancellor shall
mink EQUITABLE and Just And II IA farther ordered, that this
rIa hail within twenty days hereafter be served per-
sonallv on the -s!i William Simpson, By delivery OF
copg thereof HIM. or be published within the said twenty
DAYS the FREEDMAN, newspaper printed New runs
WICK this state and continued therein for six weeks
ces-vey, a. least in every week and Ike manner
and for the Ike space of time. OF papers
published n the ci7 OF New-Yofk.
\ true copy. o. ). HALSTED, c.
SASiL- 4 GCSiMEaE. Clerk jy-0 iaw6Y
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ENCAalPMENTS.-LO Of o. F. Committees about
II purchasing Emhlems &c. for Encampmen,s or Lodges
requested call and examine those introduced lex.
pressy for the New Work. by the subscriber and hic
have been approved o: by the following Encampmen,s
Mount 0live,, Egyptian Mspah, &C ot Ncw-York; Pc
torac Lodge. AeNandris d Z; Winchester, Virginia
and many others.
The undersigned would also respectfully solicit call
from merchants and others visiting the city al his SIGN
BAssrS, FLAG and ORNAMENrAL PAINTING Rooms No
io Nassau.st where he aaiters himself ,ha; his original
assigns and aekroledg ed superiority of workmanship
eonneenon with moderate charges Will offer Inducements
tor patronage unsurpassed by any establishment, New
York Country merchants can have their orders executed
during their stay IN the city, signs &c can be forward
Cd WIKI sAe'S 70 al parts OF The United States
AUS I'm NA'' ,sNe Nm M S M,ae,,
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n F. DAyEY, Attorney and Counselor a, Law, Bur.
~. lngton, Vermont
References;
Messrs z. Il J. BussINe
A. B. klsGsLANp, ESQ. N,,. VI,
HORACE GREELEy. ESQ. 'e i''N e'y'
GEO w BLUNT ESQ
GEORGE WARREN, ESQ. Albany, y. Y
q. Srow, ESQ.
s X STow, ESQ. Troy, y. Y.
JAMES FORSYTH, ESQ.
(. i ]. ID. kiS0sLANp, kceseville, My.
Abundant references also be given gentlemen in
Manchester, Fsrhavcn Castleou Burlington and other
towns In Western Vermont el5 :a,vSn
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SELECT CLASSICAL and General Academy, Six
- ,.enLh:. church Eenr The EigLhavenne. II: l. MYr

lex. Principal.
Il the design OF The Principal 10 form select class OF
about tentyve scholars Arrangements have been made
70 furnish Tie best possible instruction IN tie various
branches including the elementary and higher English stud
with tie ancient and modern languages The Principal
VIII be assisted ysereru gentlemen ui eminent quaica
lions IN tir Classical and French Departments.
Pupils vii be- received al any lime, hut not for ess
period tau si months Tuition payable quarterly IN al
Bows under II wears oil age S8-over eleven years So
including instruction in any OF The English branches, with
tile Latin aud Greek languages, II desired
RefercncesI Thomas McElrath. Esq. Rev X. Townsend
HudGart. VI. John Lockwood, Esq. Thompson Price,
Esq Edward MauIriu ESD i. VI. uu2S lmeod
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NOTICE IS hereby given that attachment in favor Of
George H. Cougar OF the city OF Uica, Oneida Coun
~ has issued against the estate OF Hamilton d. Rsey,
nonresident Debtor, residing IN the State OF Illinois purs-
the concerning nonresident debtors which
attachment, granted and allowed by Pho Grd.ey,
Circuit Judge OF the 9Th Judicial Circuit, and tina, the
Will be sold for the payment OF the debts OF the said
Risey unless he appear discharge such attachment
cOfdng 10 law within nine months from the FIRST pubca-
said Rev by residents OF th, State and tbs delivery TO
him Tor his OF any property within this State belong
ing 10 him, and the transfer OF any such property by him,
are forbidden by law and are void.
MATTESON x DOOLITTLE,
Attorneys for attaching creditor, Utica, Oneida County
Dsiei InnuArr 9Th. l2th. 10 laWgrn
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List Of Letters Remaining in the W, Post Office
Saturday. August %:

IL Please mention The Of the List IL rstcA Aey
are adve1ise4 LADIES' LIST:
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.Uuger, l. u
L ford, Geo
Yeitch, James

iTose, J Eldutse
INert-, VIM
Variey, c D
VOORHEES,. Jas /
IvickerHsu. Sidney
lNuutou, Wn..2
voorhees,. 3
aleItiue. J II
Vedder, Alexander
Va1cie.f. l.aAc
Van Antwerp L
Rooth
Van Brunt. jno
IVaa6erhcve, j.
lyan-e-nam, j T
lvanderhoO;. Geo
vsna,man, Andrew
Nan Deusen, Rev
Edward
Wan Nos;rsnd, Iro
ansiaro5er. Jo-
seph p
II anime. Henry
Wan Zarr. " mar.
IVarsant. Dr. c
lVanho-r. Samuel
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MO +CARROLL~PLACE. Blrecker-sL New-fo rk, re-
.pectfv announces 10 friends and the pubic mat
her schoo will reopen ;or the reception Of her pupils on
Monday. The 7th September. l8l6. FnII tlu
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MARINE JOURN AL.
PORT OF NETWORK
CLEARED.


Ship Charleston White, Charleston Geo Buckley.
Banks Ann Harley, OBJ Scott, Glasgow, Woodruff q
sln,urn Manic. Late, Rotterdam, Schmidt q Balchcn
Josephine Jones Rio Ianeiro. via Richmond eager q
MAILER.
Brigs Georgana, Davis, Ncuyitas. Holt q owen Ma
,Lln Jenkins Belize Hon. 6 w Lewis; Telegraph (Ham)
Sharnp Laguayra w wesscr; Belfast, tBr) Mckinney,
-. Middleton & Co augusta. McNnr savannah
Sturges Chairman s; CO. W II Fuller. Wingatc, VII
rnington, n c Hnrty, Corson. Georgetown, Badger &
Peck.
Schrs Baltimore scavcy, Boston; Mil';cent Dodge
Baltimore Johnson 4 Lowden; Agnwan Lane, hatanzaa,
Reed & Hoppock; Esquador (i'r) Harris st Johns NJ
Burnham & DcWoi John Roelei Lewis, Brazos Santia'
20 N |. McCrcady Surpass, Midget. Wilmington NC
Victory Lewis Alexandria, Sturges, Chairman d Co;
Direct Briggs Baltimore; Patrick Henry Chester. Rich
mond. Allen & Paxson: Angel Gibbs Philadelphia; Der.
vah Bailey do Home, Pcntz Boston; Abbott Lawrence
Meekcr, do; Grecan Chase do
Sloop Moses Eddy, Hlvcp, Providence
Barges Shark, Stephenson, Philadclphia Dolphin
Lamb, do.
Steamboat Oregon Reynolds, Mobile via Charleston
and Key West f D Ilurlbut & Co steamer Black Dm'
moud, Cox. Philadelphia
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NSTT.

ROBERT a. MORRIS, P. vi.
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SUERIFF'S SALE.-Bv

-
- cias directed and delivered, will expose TO sale
Monday the 18th day OF September 1896 a. - o'clock,
noon, the yesbue OF the City Hall OF the City OF New
York AL the right. title and interest OF Samuel W ard. which
he had the Ssi day OF January last any time after
ward Of and all TINT certain lot OF ground, with the
buildings mud Improvements thereon situate IN The First
Ward OF ;le City Of Ne'vIork. and distinguished on
map OF the lands OF the Trinity Chu-chas lot number six
bounded easierv nfroni hy Lumbersrec westerly IN the
by lots numbered y and y. norheriy by lot number
a. and outhery by lot number ~ trc late of sam
uc Ward. Notwithstanding breadth IN front
- feet four inches the - feet, in length the nor
ihery side, 70 feet inches and the s0uterly side 96
feet inches and now known No 5iTrni,yplacc be the
same or less.
Also all the estate right TILE and interest of Samuel
Ward, IL aud 10 al that certain other lot piece OF par
Gle OF land situate lying and being IN the First Ward of
the City of New York, being part OF the lands OF the said
parties OF the nr-t part trmy Church aud distinguished
mUp chart OF such part OF ;c,r said lands u Hes III
Trinity Church in the uid CITY by the number
1--WE 81 bounded ea-eriy front b. Lumbcrstreet.
herly by lot number soucry by lot number four, and
westerly the by vi lots numbers tveuly:uur
and twenty-five containing IN length on tie norherly side
nnetysiX feet six inches, the souhev side ninetytour
feet four inches ana breadth trout twenty-five feet
four inches, and III the weniy nine feet.
NewYork. July, 81, 1876. WIN. JONES, Sheriff.
J. III. PtSKSEY. Deputy Sheriff. lySl laW6y
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DY ORDER OF Charlie, F. Daily. Associate Judge OF
- the Court OF Common Pleas in aud for the City and
County OF New York-Noce i hereby gwen. pursuant To
the provisions OF the statute authorizing attachments aa,
sbscording conceael and nonresident debtors rat an
attachment has issued against the estate ~ T. G. W. Pierce
ana Gibson Holman, uonresIdenl-. and residents OF Man
payment OF their debts unless they appear and di>chare"
such attachment according law, within nine months from
the inst publication OF this notice and that liz payment OF
any debts due tm aud the delivery 10 them for their
any property belonging hen and the transfer OF
property by Them, forbidden 10y uiv and void
Dated the twentieth dny OF December. i3ij
CHARLES a. SHERMAN,
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THE KNICKERBOCKER Fire INSURANCE Com
i pany (.ale the Mu,ual) Of w-York-Capal sZSoNo
Office No 81 WssL-The Legislature Of MS sutle al ne
late session passed changing the corporate name Oh
the old Mutual Insurance Company Of the City OF New.
York" the kncseroocker Fire Insurance Company o.
Ncw-York AL future business OF that Corporation VITA
therefore be transacted under lis ne" name .
IL NAV well add, By way Of explanation maj the olo
Mutusir otwithsandi ing is ute, fact Stock
COMPANY bayng capital al paid In and securely invested
and that the change Of name was obtained TO pre'er mis-
apprehension on that point
hs Company continues TO insure against loss or damage
By ire on favorable terms similar Institutions IA IBIS
city. DlRECIOhS'
George Ireland John Gray, L. c. Hamersley,
John Oothout, Bolts Moore, CGas. r Leverch,
Geo ArcUarius, Root &. WetInore, Benz. De Forest,
Robert Benson, Edward Cook, VIM Tucker,
John Campbell Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley,
George COnklin, Adam Sorrte, AeNr Lawrence
Joshua Brush Robert Kermit VIM. z. Dean,
Robert |. stuart Anthony Chhrdon William Browning.
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. e. McDoNAio, Secretary. oh.
New-York, May 10, 1916 eIg com -
TINTED STATES Fire Insurance Company, ohc.
- No. GO Wellst-This Company conun9s " . in'' -
against and damage by IRE merchenase, hIps ~
port, buildings, household furniture, &c NJ" ''4'
property 81 The usual rates Of premium
ttr p,,, no,ris Ketchum, D. A. Cushnau,
So 49, Io.1uaS Underh;ll, Charlie, Hi!!sburgs
p:arn;r So,iss Cbss It Cromwell, William II. Titus
I'm 49,, Sbs,Ies Kn.eiand, Robert !. Murray
a. n 7 a,yrs1ce ROber, B. Miniurn, Solomon oTlHen,
~ IA 49, Tho. " Pearsal, Orlando Bogart
DP =, n Irsss George D. Post, Peter r. Bonnet
to-, Wood Albert Woodhull, Joseph n Lord
ptarnin strong Samuel c. Paxson, Robert L. Sass,,
PEI o All tin..v Caleb Barstow Henry 5. Tereelt
f-risbF carpenter Ss.nue LMiiche, George j. Cornea
f-on'f' 'a''1 '''' j. L. BOVINE, President
JAMES wmXIE, Secretary. jyio Suieo4
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VIII reopen "Wednesday, the I'd o september, at lts
present location - West Washington place The elegant
building erecting on Wa-mngton-square Tor the per
muncn, accommodation of this Institution, will be com
pleed the early part OF the ensuing winter Every la
cy for the thorough and Gccomp shed education OF lads
and Young gentlemen i carefully and amply provided =
The French Speaking Department will be- continued. CIR
cular- and references had ut the School Rooms.
]. o. HUBS. p,,.i,.t
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Walker, ThOs

" aduer, Lewis
Wauece, Geo
WaGley, Mr
Whsl-y. Jas VI
Wainwright. Oscar
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by ORDER of Honorable John Fine first Judge OF St.
DLawrence County. Counselor Mt Law, Sc.-Noce IS
hereby given that attachment has Issued against the es-
uie o; Joseph Wigg!esuiil late Of the town VI
Russell in -Rd County abscOud concealed debtor,
and that the will be sold for the OF his debts
unless appear and discharge attachment according
law within three months OF the ils publication OF this
notice and that toe payment Of Hny debts the delivery
ans property belonging such debtor him, for his
use and the transfer OF any property by him for any pur
pose whatever, forbidden by law and void Dated
0gdensburgh, JAY 6, 1916. JAMES 8 BROWN,
;,-ll I,yylirn for Crpti
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Schools.

ROBERT H. MORRIS, p. VI.
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~. FOR StLE-A beautiful Country Seat within one
F hours ride from The Cy by Rsilroad-House 81 feel
4N square. finished III elegant modern and substantial
manner with very extensive ou:-houses. &c; ground,
acres beautifully improved and III every way suitable fora
gentleman doing business in the City For farther p9rtcG-
fa-s a3plv 70 BLEECKER 4 VANDYkE,
No IS Plre-st.
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M pleasant Village Long Island, w!ihr hours
NJ ride OF the city OF Newfork; me large dwelling
on the premises % feet square two stories higt filled In
with brick built modern style and repete with every
convenience There about OF land laid out In
The mos, beautiful STYLE Nbouutng in the choicest fruit
and ornamental trees also shr5bery and lowers,
brscing ico peach large variety OF apples pears.
piuns cherries grapes, etc Fine hsh Ponds supplied by
viry stream; large carriage house, ice and other
houses Is suitable for gentleman OF retirement or for
one doing sess IN city For farther particulars In
ogirc Of ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Aucuoneer,
nc, s,r No. Broad.st