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THE PILES
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A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED Dir UPHAMS
I1terna! Renedy of the OF Piles Tie Vegetable
s hirs E.ehteS oy ~. a. = pnah, aassin su.s
c-ssu remedy FOR that and distressing complaint
The Piles, ever offered 10 the American public
The Eec.uary contains Mtnerd! Medicine no Hoes,
ColocHd an6 other powerful and Irritating purga
ve No fear OF taking cold while under It's inHuence no
change IN diet necessary taken sccoFfing 10 directions
Il cure Tor .lt> ls gsdrGTtted
-inoter Cer;fcae addsd the hundreds that have a.
ready been received OF The efficacy OF Dr. Phams bec-
iGary Ng,e-YoRS, August IS 1915.
Mess IIyIf hetehGui-GentS For several year. past
have beed troubled with Piles very co>tve SLATE Of
he bowels nc estion and weakness .; the system But
my complain 5eIns 20 - disable me from
1.h- tat uiIi M spring never usei any teG or
applied 10 ply sicn for relief The Piles then being
severe thsI allowed several operations 10 be performed
WITHOUT any Dement, Determined Rttef Gus 20 ny cAer
means, rend advertisement OF cure guaranteed by
the use OF Dr. Uphsn's Eectuary. | purchased three
boxes n your store and from the Use OF wnich found
m sen entirely cured OF The Puss and my heath nlcn
improved remain, Sis yoEr much indicted Trend
The writer Of The above from motives OF Cecacyr de-
cnes having his Name used bat authorizes Is 70 refer 10
h or show The original Certificate 10 those WHO may
doubt IL authenticity.
E.ectlary PHILADELPHIA sept g. l5i6.
D. Jpaqrl- Doar Sr- About sy- years ago Mas AZ.
acied with what WAS called Chronic DysentaTy. have
suffered with since, physicians nave told
su ioF nooc and pu-. attended Win peculiarly puirid
smell were the irecu-u; discharges -hort Ie since
nac- ftsi 10 Massachusetts II hopes OF b-n-ai rom
c4se o. air. but suffered severely han ever before
~ nile the physician offered ~ for so three
months happily Jh= Gi intense pain occasion
ny relieved by .aucsnlul. saw Il wrapper Of your
-StlarN perfect description 81 ny com plant together
" "a MANY ceftue=les OF cares TE.s gave ne great COZ
-ecr II iae MEDICINE and purchased ooN, 2nt zine
doses OF when has apparently cured ne aid am Prepar
e % say every Thing favor or render any service
can 70 h'!i-z1-ty by subscribing IL merits
Respectfully yours BENJAMIN PsRCIVAL,
Propri-i,r,, c-,,. ,Ds p--,- 81. xr,1,-.. : - -
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, Publishers ard Boossc
II ers III Per-s New YORK have recently issued new
Philosophy and Chemistry. ty Mr.. 4. ". L Phelps 20
which hey respectfully solicit the attention OF school
Teachers Committees and Others Interested in education
Copies viii furnished for examination. application 10
the publishers. For sale by Booksellers generally. JyI
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.sTl..al ste; NEW;YoMk 80

FORWARDING COM
PAST 10 ell the Western States and tue Canada.
Troy and OHIO Line Troy and Ere Line New.Ioffk
and Ohio Line; Detroit Line; Oss-Zo Troy and oai"
Line; Northern Trans ortauon Line
Rod Bird Packets and SA=a-
james H. Hooker; Gde, Colt K Co. kindly. Peass
Co Elias Patterson Pope Cetlin; George w. Hicks, S-n
others, p!OpriEtOrs.
Boas VI the above Line. viii leave New York, ADe'
ny and Troy daily FOR the West aud North The above s
States and Caadisa efnigrant others vii ,ave
iie and money by calling the above lines before ye.1g
caG2rE in the fraudulent Offices In New
There rs 5oaIs Of the above lines ali f:iet IN COCO
style for passenger and freight list o! fare win 0e ssp
IN all the Offices, and viii any person be es
more Ofsces So. T. q, g . Coent!cs-siip. Geo'is1
Passage OHicrs az the foot u Barclay and Coar1 as -
the oices OF the Ne-Yofk, Albany and Troy stesroo
Offices PHILIP CASWELL,
in3l 2aStl General Passage Agea----
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*, 4 GOOD FARM IN At III RN FOX SALE.
e-The subscriber oiers for sale the Farm on when ne
nov resides The village OF Auburn, Cayusa CO.
consisting OF - OF good Grain and Grazing Land
well enclosed and waered and upon which are one large
and three moderate sized Dwelling Houses Carriage
Houses Barns Shc-s aud other necessary out6uildngs
three Apple Orchards. great variety OF choice Fruit
Trees and >hrubhery four durable Springs three els,
Two hund ed ofI Stone Fence, aud an tneNhaus;oe
Quarry OF superior quality OF gray and blue Lime Stone,
suitable tor cutting and dressing eligible and convenient
for continued OF that article. either rough or Eewn,
accordin the demand and from Inch most OF The el-
gan, stone buildings in Auburn were erected.
This extends North-s 10 and across state ST.
with front OF eighty rods the former and enc Ind
re-, and rods both sides of the laer-upon Ell
ttr ch b. advantageous sold great number
of village .pt. NJ the pleasure OF The About -
acre. Including the large house, barns sheds Two or.
charGs and garden lie between Sorth-s- and the Auburn
and Syracuse Railroad - including The stone guar
~ and dwelling house. lie between said RHlrond ana
slat,st and the remaining is with two dwelling
houses lie W. of Snie.sLa which is in high STATE OF
cultivation well fenced conveniently allotted and N good
order. The whole Farm, or either OF the above parcels
Will sold ch.up and. Il desired, time VIII be given or
t payment OF large proportion OF the purchase money
lnaiire Of Luther Tucker OF Albany Hubert Hall OF
Auburn, or the subscriber upon the premises
GEORGE r. CHASE.
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l,-t, FtNb
ts3 OAD-Summer Arran gem.nt-COIn'
-nencing Monday, May TN, lSi6.--A.
engagements Will be made Of which de noiico VIII %
gwen for additional tram, leaving horristown aba
NJ aud NewYOrk al II noon.
Leave New-York Leave Newark, Leave Moriistown'
O'Clock a n O'Clock a y. o. O'Clock + + y
Passengers by The Morning Train 10 norrstown wl Af'
rive there LOT O'Clock, when stages VIII be IN readiness
convey them To SchOOlcy's Mountain, Washington Bel
yidere and EG7Dn daily, Succasun, Sanhope, Sowon
Milford and Oygcso Mondays, Wednesdays and m
days; and RockaSgay Dover, Sparta and Newton 90
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays each Line returning
die following days To the r. 81 trains for ~ I.
the arrival OF the at Morristown.
Passengers 20 through and from Jersey City Stnoa'
changing On Leaving the city passengers VIII ds0s
their baggage In the al the foot of Cortland st wheie
Agent VII! be IN attendance receive IL All packages
bundles be entered the %aybil, or The C0fnps
viii nod hold tiemse!ge. ponsble.
Freight VIII be forwarded Immediately to Aorristo"n
from Albany Basn, by stephens and Condirs Line ~
SloOps Newark, from the Transportation once Of tle
" j. r r. and Trans Co. foot Of Librdyst and deslfs'
VIII be calisd for any part Of the city by aPpcatoo
ssid Office. IRA DODD, Superintendent myiu
SCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN, via Morrlsto"n and aoc
RS and Essex Railroad from Newark-To accommodate
70 Schoo-ys Mountain from Philafe phA $40
New York and tram Of cara wiI be run between
Newark and Morristown by the Morris and Essex RsiE
road Commencing Monday July l3gh leaving Aorristown
A. n: leaving Newark P. ~ Or, on the srriVs q
The II noon from New YORK, and the morning .fan
from Phi!ade pha, with which traH- there will he direct
connection. By his train passengers will arrive a. Morris
town At i p NJ where Stages viii be In readiness 10 coz
7ey them directly 10 scnool-y's Mountain tys
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II PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate Of the
County OF NesVYOrk Notice Is hereby given al per-
having claims against Francis DOnneiy, late Of the
City Of NewYofk, deed, 10 present the with tine
vouchers thereof the subscriber the Office Of j. w
j. T. Whie No II. Pine-sireet previous May l. 1916
and after May !, 1876. No. IS PIne-s,ree Guy OF
Newly orH before the third day OF October next.
Daied New York the sist day Of March, 1915.
MARY ANN DONNELLY, nov Doyle)
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rI,uE .IR>CRIHER ,yonld r.sp-ctfnllv infor,r lte


gentlemen VI this City that he has constantly, nhild
and for sale highly trained and quiet horses for Ire saddle
harness Any person purchasing horses OF tie Gbscr
Der may depend upon being honorab!y dealt win ne Is
happy 10 add he refer them many gentlemen OF
hi CHEST probability. 10 character, capacity Ac
Any gentleman purchasing horses OF tue suhscrbrr and
VINO NAV IN any particular dissatisfied wiz; their pur
chs,e may thu within reasonable period and
tie IA. " purchase money back - ne
would not wish apg gentleman retain an Anns tpur-
chased Of aim that heI not perfectly pleased VIII
I.2 NvhI Il DlSBROW. EIdn. NNst,.r. 80, RosE-rv
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EREPaRE FOR COLD WEATHER

ERASER'S PATENT DOOR PADS for excluding wind
and ou! ne bottoms Of doors il inserted into The
lower raj! Of e door down the s closes
Uses within the rail a. II opens They healthy, Because
the gncsrurret Of air, which cannot be warmed By er
Ec!sI Is excluded they are comfortable because
The temperature IS equai,ed and the feet any
pan Of me room they economical because there
cold ar admitted AID Of .ess fuel required keep
Price g 81 per door which lpclnde. putting in
VI Manufactured By JOHN FRASER
-I2t sna No / ChsihsEu-sCuzre, Ney-York
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DOiRDINC:-PernAnenL anc rsnsienL-Mrs. Dunsp
ID date No Dey.st Is prepared TO accommodate fam
lie, and individuals MerccT-sL Broadway Grand
and with pleasant and GOOD board on rea
sonsbe terms jyl4G
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NEW-Y0RK AND ERIE RAILROAD Com

~ pany.-NOTICE-The slocGho!der. u TIE New York
and Ere Railroad Company hereby norfed that the
annual election for Directors OF the Company wi held
the Office No. - Wali-si- the city OF Ne1York
Tuesday the l3 day Of October next from 10 o'clock AN
70 O'Clock ?. II.
The Transfer Books !I be closed from thu I'D Of Sept
1Eti! he day a;ter the election.
By order OF The Board %; Directors,
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
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The JULIA PALMgR.'-We have at length the
pleasure OF announcing readers that steamboat
Is now aaoat upon the waters OF Lake superior Inc
Julia Palmer 80 long watched with anxiety both at
home and abroad greeted the quiet waters OF our har
on Thursday last, and appropriately received
by saues from the ordnance OF Fort Wilkins under the
command Of Col. D. T. McHair and from on board the
schooner Algonquin, then lying in port and the irst
vessel that entered Copper Harbor The salu'es
answered from tbs Palmer, by music, The hrins
Of canon, and the ringing of her bell
Lake Superior News, Aug. 29th
SHORT CoTroS CRoP--The Alexandria La
Democrat states it as fixed fact that the Cotton crop
OF the Parish OF Rapdcs will not exceed ten thousond
bsles-a fourth OF the quantity made in good season
ETy The Sailors in Buffalo are on strike for
higher wuges They are receiving sls per month
and demand increase TO So.
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T.
have pursuant 10 the provision OF the Revised Statutes
OF he state OF S-yv-York formed limited partnership
under the name or drr OF Dwight JohHsorhsl he gen
era nature OF the business " transacted : General
Commission snd Produce Business. and the principal
ace OF business OF the said partnership situated in the
Guy Of New York. II the State OF Newly orSand that
Dwight Johnson. whose place OF residence = the city OF
-o,s vn IN the of Newly FORK. i genera! part
ner and Vachs Wor;hugon whose place OF residence L.
the city Cincinnati. il The S,se OF Ohio. i The special
parn-r-ani tha: said Nache WcrthingtOu has con-
ir!busd sum OF Twenty Thousand Dollars a. capital
toward. tE- and that the sad partnership
!. 20 commence on the teuth day OF september \ D.
thousand eight hundred and orysiN and ! 70 terminate
on the ninth day OF September \ D. thousand eight
hundred and iJr:y-ulEe-
Daed this ninth day of September 4. 4. thousand
eight hundred ard fortysiX DWIGHT JOHNSON,
.lns,y V WORTHINGTOS.
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90 FOR SALE-A Farm OF 81 acres, The highest
eo state of cuvHon-truit trees of all knd-one mile
49, from undertook, ami the same distance from EN-
President Van Burcu's. Buildings and fences new, with
cedar posts Each lot well watercd Inquire OF A. B.
Vanierpoo No 81 FurHis's Building Wailst or OF John
Vo.burph o. South-,i. or ISIS 2 .t.St. SIS PM
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q, EAKM For sALE. vr1v c6ear- IN Inc %

Go 4 FARM FOR SALE, very cheap, IN the town
70 OF Marlborough Ulster county SIX aud nal miles
from The village Of Newburg and two and halt miles
from Hampton Said farm contains about nnetynye acres
tlabl and in fair OF cultivation On the prem
i-es is house barn, out-houses, &c.; is
mostly In stone fence y wei stored with ittrecs of a.
most every variety The said farm Will be- sold very low
as tie owner intends dispose of IL Immediately For
particulars, TERMS &c apply TO NJ Fle,c4sr Marinofough
HERBERT HALL,
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HUNTS KNIFE SHARPENEE.-We have rr.
eoiyel fresh supply vi Huuis Improved Fseas Kais
Sharpeaer combining IN lis erp7 and An eNeesu
ec Tss peculiar construction snd temper OF The shsry
elhg folcrs rSder hci almost iadeetyVcnhle and VIII
iair assse hey win las; years There sa,
opinion among tbs many who have tired il. as % les sa?e
Tiorty over alt others For sale wholesale and retail by
all JOHN J. BROWN 4 CO. IL Eu!ion,ss.
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pY ORDER Of Frederick z. Stevens FRS, Judge OF
- the Court Of Common Pleas OF Enc County, Notice is
hereby given pursuant 10 the provisions Of the stale
thOnzug attachments against tbscoudlng aud concealed
debtors that attachment has issued against the Of
Patrick CO-gruye, nonresident debtor and that the
VII be sold Tor the payment OF his debts, unless be
appear and discharge such attachment according law
within nine months from the f-t publication OF lhs
and that the payment any debts due him. by
idnt- Of this State, and the delivery him for his
OF property within this state belonging him, and The
transfer Of any such properly by him, are forbidden by law
and are void. Dated Buffalo, June y, 1876
CHAS. II. ;. WILLIAMS.
ivl n for Atfarhing Cr,iifor
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as NEW LINE or PACKETS FOR L'Ea-
ZEPOO L-Pecsel Of 2lst Of SeptemSer-Ihe 'gssE
did, fsst--ailng and fsyofte pacSet-sa!p GobLs
or THE WEST, 1850 tons burhen. Capt P "oodHoo.s,
vii! ,ail Monday September q, her regular cay;
sens wishing 10 secure berihe should nos ial 20 Ae N
IL application on board. foot Of Bgrltng-sllp or 70
". 1T. TAPSCoTT. Al their general passage otcgi
S. Soulli.s, second door below burHss.'y y
The Queen OF he Wesl lri .aI from Liverpool of u
6l Of Nov Persons wishing 10 send for men - -
laen brought OUT This magnificent packet g s s b., :.
end 2s,i " every month on favorable terms Apgrge.
DC made abOg-. or 20 wy IAt-'SI 80,
Is s. Waterloo Road. Liverpool Age:- Aver
n II AMY Slate and Gold Mixed, for sale BY
ru8 NESsITR K co. 80 and 81 riao-st
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AIPs. GfRA\nOI Is. Hall Lanl.rn.. and

4 y y
i dri.rs-DeIz Brother CO. Washington stores. No
l5g ~ liani--l are manufacturing and have always
hand l assortment OF articles IN thei Inc, 81 ihe io
low NJ descriptions. which they Will sell At wholesale or
RITA. low prices, for cash -.
Solar Larups-Gilt Bronze and ,gsred III great variety
Su-prndinc Solsrs, do. do
Bracket SOars 30. do
Solar Chandeliers do do , 5 and lights.
Suspendin. CampheGs Lamps Bracket dc. do
Side do. do.
Csnphene Chandeiisrs-2, snd lights.
Ciirandoe--Ct. Sverei and Brpuksd rsrou~ patterns
Hall Lsnrrn,-Na rious sle>, with stained glass
- 3m DETT2, BROTHER : co.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Univer.aIist Convention at Troy.
Correspondence o. Inc IHoune.


Troy. Sept l6. I5f6
This BODY me, today Ia this City. and although
not 50 numerous as d: The last session at Bcsson 'FAen
wa. estimated that ten thousand p-s:sons were "a ~
tendance sui very urge number Of persons ron
every part OF tie United s:acs are present
c orys,ized tti. morning by the election o. htiJAH
DAL,yr Of Pa Moderator The occasional nio'i a
preached BIZ Rer Asber Moore OF fai r, pAi1 LIZ
prayer by key l. NJ Pilgtse e,gvroep If Inns
s noaee orrseut Eevs. L. II. Chap,n Of boston
md r B. Tlhayer of Brooklyn VINO wiz und"Hp'ealy
pS.. costly know among the most eloquent
nreachers Of any denomination and the desire 70 hear
item a very extensive and strong Upward Of one nun
dred preachers have already arrived.
Yesterday wss devoted 10 meetings the SUBJECT OF
sunday Schools The Annual Address was dehfefeo n
the evening By Mr. Eaton .ayman the SUPER e
eut Of Of the Sunday Schools IN bossoI. H. =,
OF the Convention will be hcld three t;lnc7 uaJ 70
roorruw and next day an account OF ~hich VII! en-
deavor 70 send you. = 49,.
According 20 the last compilation o. u ss
r,iy.,.sIis, Denomination there are 9ow upward oI
i.a L,,nd,ed s1cteries hundred Preachers and
twenty Periodicals belonging 10 the Oe'otDato IN -la
country ese are mostly confined " the Northern or
pyec states Unyersaism las never Eourl-ned IN the
sannc latitude with slavery tor very ooviols reasons
When IL is remembered that u IS sca:cey nifty yesrs
since this doctrine much known IN this country -
increase is Truly marvellous. The Denomination has al
so increased ia moral a. well numerical strength
The Society in Troy hss considerably increased with
IN few years and hs enlarged and improved its place
of worship very materially aourishing Unitarian 90
cesy has also sprung up here within the last year
Owing great number OF persons present on inc
occasion, portion of them pass the time Ia Albany
where meetings are also held Rev o. A Skinner the
Pastor OF the Orchards Society IN your Cify Is 70
preach there tonight In Albany also the Lnlveisasi
society have recently retted their beautiful chufcn aho
are in fourshing condition under the pastoral charge
of Rev s. B. Britain. Here also, find Unitarian 60
eiety has been founded since my former residence IN the
City
No subject OF general interest has yet come before
the Council for discussion the meetings thus sF nave
been only of preliminary character some interesting
discussion as usual the subjects Of War, Temper.
snce Slavery &c. may be expected, OF which ] Will
dive you some account Rev. E. IL Cbspn is expected
70 preach this evening in Troy, and Tomorrow evening
in Albsny Neither Of the churches in Troy in Al.
bany viii contain ali who anxious 10 hear hun. b.
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RoBBEp OF MS WATcH.-Mr. j. W. Higgins
had his watch distracted from his pocket while
ing at the OF Broadway and Wolkcrs, al early
hour this morning
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d. UNION HOUSE, Springfield, Mass.-The sub
. scrbeT has taken the above named and splendid
INA completed, The centre OF the beautiful
village of Springfield, Mass and will the FOR
public accommodation he S0th instant The Union
House large richly finished and furnished ana Offers
equaed advantages all persons travelling through
Springfield for business pleasure Having recently
kept the United States Hoe and Congress Hall al Sar
soga the subscriber respectfully invites his old friends
und pa,rous and all others 10 give him call IN HE new
quarters S. $ SEMANS
SrRrSGtlELD, July 2uh, 1910 iya" sn
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CITY ITEMS.

Finr-The premises No, A Ninth avenue were
slightly damaged by fire at halfpas; six O'Clock this
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GAVE WIRE WINDOW BLINDS. &C.

VI These article, only fashionable ornaments IN
I'M. way of furniture their render them
inyAuabe. They admit e. lie and light, yenute The
and render healthy and agreeable Ihey ehord
vent riu-e outside om seeing into the They are
extremity ornamental They Keep fe-, Isquioes ard
other insects Nv having these Blinds persons ony
avoid the OF these insects but save their tur
from being soied by them well a. The expense OF
and the paint from becoming ye!ow-hey are
Invaluable.
this article to order OF any size or figure
either for windows doors IRE and IN magn'
cont .t.le- LEE co. Once 500 Reecser.sL SO 81
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9EECvTIT WHITE II

BELLEvI1LE WHITE LEAD
M Subscribers receiving from the factory Of Belle
vile " J. their regular supplies Of his superior Lead
dry and = OIL! Pgtsp n casks and Kegs whcn hey
rsa eqfa n qaety 10 any imported BRAID. For sale
lots Of one and upwards ~
FRYAT'r, CAMPBELL K co. l+5 Fron;-st-
ii-o-Red Lead Liiharge. and Orange Mineral 81 3B'
CHANDELIERS, cardesDra Lamps Gas FixtEr-.
- Ee Ac--IHOHAs CRANE BANKS would nforTn the
pubic and - former customers OF Couthouy Severs
t ~ continues a. the old -tz5d opposite he Tabernacle
te r-sness formerly carried by them Having received
he agency 81 The isty celebrated manufacturers Z w
Hoop-r Co be Offers the superior articles Of their
fsclrs great reduction from the price Of IN The
puohc are invited 10 examine iyls VI
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>,HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF writ of hcr
- fac.ns me directed and delivered, Will expose
Friday. tie ID day of October next ut II o'clock
the yesihue Of the City Hall in the City Of New York all
the right title and interest of Samuel L. Lscomb which he
had the 18th April, 1885, any lme aiterward
aud al those certain lots, pieces or parcels OF
land, living and being Harlem, IN the 18th Ward
o the City OF New-York and bounded follows. wit:
Westerly by the Thrsyenue, Norther!y by Onehundred
and y-eveuh rect Soulhery by line drawn par
a!e l27th the SOuherly side thereof the dis
- and III inches thcrefrun, Eastery by
line drawn parallel to the rhrdavtnue the Easiery
side thereof. the distance OF l0j feet therefrOin-to-
geth-r with the sppurienances, SC Dated New York Aug
10th, 1916. WIZ. JONES, Sheriff.
THos. F. PEERS. Deputy Sheriff au2l layS6w
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rsNiIE EAST RIVER Mutual Insuranc" stock Com.
p1uy Of The city OF New iork-Ohce No, oil Wal-st-
Tins Company continues insure against loss and dsm-
by fire. dwelling houses warehouses, buildings,
goods, merchandise and household furniture, IS favor
able terms a. similar institutions In this city.
JOHN BROUWER President.
CuIRtFS II RtESEY. SrciV ~ lms
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cANcEKs-No CUBE NO PAY

ProPreicrs o15ce la5 Bower7- Sold. wholesale re-
IA. ~ WYATT EETCHAM. IL Fuitnn-st y Y. arc
Z Sloane, -. Fulton prf-- -. Us
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w HITE. BLACK and SAKE Pa9e- ata...ns : szpe.
F-o' a-.cs=. received les eA-. and 70. low w
-" c. :. ERRIS, % Gensngsp!sSe.
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THEFT or 4 GoLD w ATcH.--A gold patent lever
watch last evening stolen from the dwelling house
No 20 Uubert.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO MhIM.-Oiliccr Wal
dron of tho Eleventh Ward this morning arrested Han.
nah Marian Hunter charge OF committing assault
and battery with int mt TO main her husband James
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18

Another SrABBISo CAsE.-Ann Murphy was
arrested last night by officer stiles OF the First Ward
aud detained 10 tor stabbine Mary Barnes with