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- COUNTRY SEAT-Passsic Riyer-N Private
E. SsleA splendid country residence. sitsted the
East bark OK the PassSc River. within few minutes
walk OF the Railroad Ds56t uear Newark bridge. There
are - 0! Land n the highest Sale OF cpva
ton and very productive, also me flower ana fran
deu> suit tie most fast;do0s tastes Tue mansion :,
built Sbou :, feet square. with vIrs1dah around IL
containing - rooms and hss mary cosveEences. Tie
stable barn .dri-rhoUs ice house rocthouse. etc
in oripr-lhs whole IN cspa. fences For '5rther pafcu
lars apply 20 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER.
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Real estate.
a. FOR sALE-Tne house sad 10. belonging 70 he

g. FOR sALE-The house Aad lot belonging to Tie
Il subscriber, Whil-sy-aveaue. This property Is
s-7c'i ~ III ri-rs-ts>t tart Of ii'' Gu - ,thn
len minutes walk OF the Public Greer The house - OF
stories built u mceerr, s,ve /, convenient ard lsrge
being Il X by a with hail through the middle, sliding
doors marble ratc!s crates Sc Also wing containing
kitchen, pai-ies- 2d cS:eru ND
shc-e The lot measures lS 4 FROM By 40 deep running
from, WhitaeyaveiI1e to Hhocseavercc. The grounds
ornanenird with trees of grow H. xrd vsls.
bic sriobery OF various kinds The garden Is in high
stale OF cutvatcn a WI. s'cSet with fruit trees OF al
deSct pions, and valuable assortment OF grapes good
barn ard other oGhcGses attached The
The fronting HllhouseaverGe is cf the h=s in
the city for building. For apply JOHN NORTH
or HENRY ED. New Haven. or 20 HENRYM NORTH
EeR-YOrk 81
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CHEAP ACCOUNT BOOKS.

LNRANClS y LOuTREL, Manufacturers, - Maiden
lane, have hand Ledgers. Jouuas, Day Books Cash
Books Invoice Books Sales Books, Bal Books, Receipt
BOOKS Memorandum aud Pass Books every description
and various and styles OF Biodng which they will
sell al low prices. Notes Drs, Bills OF Exchange. Re-
ceipis. Bills oi Ladng. &c in sheets and bound IN books
stationery of every description, English French and Anne
Orders Account; Books and Stationery for banks.
public oaccs, merchants. snd others, executed with
pTompineSs and NJ .o~ prices.
FRANCIS L0UTREL, Manufacturers
o. I'm and Importers. = Maiden-lsne-
PUBBER SHOES.-eooO pairs Mems, Womens
ID and Chiidrens figured and piRn imported Para Rub
tiers, together with large and full OF manuiac-
Gred Rubber Shoes OF every description warranted The
eesI IN market far sale u cheap al by The Newark
India Rubber Manufacturing Company" IS Maidcn-!ane-
o. II
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4 CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIR. CPHAM'S
"A Internal Remedy Tot the of Piles. TIE fesesbie
al physician Of New YORK city, i the only really sue
cess remedy for that dangerous and distressing complaint
lh- Piles, ever offered 10 The American public.
The Elecruary contains Mineral Nsdcre, Hoes,
Coo~,1ta fIrrrboe other powerful and irritating puTsa
,re No fear Of akng cold while Under lis infueneci no
chang diet necessary II taken according 10 G:reclons
inother Certificate adiei the hundreds that have Al
ready been received of the efficacy OF Dr. Uphams Flee
iIary. NEwYoRS. August -. 1916.
l,,rs H-ya!: E,.oian-Geni For several years past
have been troubled with Piles, avery costiye state OF
he bowels indigestion and weakness OF lie system bui
complaint being severe as 10 disable me from
business and dread had Of physicians and patent med
icIues that unii this Spring never used any or
applied physician for relief The Piles then being o
that allowed several operations 10 be performed
without benefit Determined alcr this 10 Try oth"r
means read advertisement of cure guaranteed hy
tn. use OF Or. Uphsm's Elecmary. purchased three
boxes nj your store End from the OF which fouuc
my self entirely cured the Pile. and my health much
Improved remain, Sir-. Your much indebted friend.
The writer Of the above, from motives OF decncy de
cu-s having is used hut anihorzesu rs TO refer "a
him or show The original Certificate 10 those 40 may
doubt IL authenticity.
Another fact relation 10 the efficacy OF Dr. Upham'
El.rtuarv: PHILADELPHIA Sept. Q. 1916.
i)r LiyanH.- Dear ST.. About five ago was a-
f!cted with what called Chronic Dysentsry have
suffered with since and physicians have Told me
aed. blood and pUs attended with peculiarly purit
smell, the frequent discharges. short tine since
made vi-i: Massachusetts, hopes OF benefit from
change Of air but suffered more severely than ever before
While there physician offered for so, in three
months Happily, in the midst OF intense pain, OCCASION
ally relieved BIZ audalum in wrapper OF your
flrctHry perfect description of complaint together
with Certihcates OF cures. This gave great con-
h4ence the medicine. and purchased box, and nine
ed to my every lining IN ~ favor or render any service
Respectfully yours, BENJAMIN PEkClN AZ,
No. 90 South SlNth-st.
proprieor's Office 100 Bowery, Sold wholesale and re,
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cnMSTncK,s punNETIC MAGAZINE.

COMSTOCK'S PHONETIC MAGAZINE,
EuST PuBLISHED-The October Number lthe Second
y Nurberl OF a Monthly Periodical entitled conf
STOCKS PHONETIC MAGAZINE.
important object Of this ork Is to make the people
acquainted with the immense advantages which would
suit from the adoption Of a PERFEcT Alphabet OF The Eng
s language To accomplish this object with ease 10 me
reader most ct the articles Will he he old well a in
The photography. Thus the conpleNy and deorinity
OF tie U appear the more striking when conra-ed
with the simplicity md beauty OF tn other.
The PHONETIC MAGAZINE is EutUp in style similar
that the first periodicals OF the day; contains p
avn pages and subscribers q! the moderate price
Of ONE DOLLAR per annum Letters tpost. PAID should
be directed TO 4 COMS1OCk, VI D.
No leo Mulserry-s- Philadelphia.
~ STANfMERING CURED.-Dr COMSTOCK'S No-
c., and Poyglou Gymnasum for the cure OF Sarnmering,
EVcuton and Photography and for The
acquisition OF Ancient and Modern Languages. Is now
open. SIAnmerers admitted any time between ih-
first Of September md the hrst OF January
\. COMSTOCK. NJ d Principal.
OF GtD5SWS5tW. leo Mulberv-st- Philadelphia
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Eeqal Notices.

NOTICE.-The undersigned. Trustees OF the creditor.
>ot hnsPp Burch- Ascending debtor, late Of the
town OF owego County Of Tioga and Ne-York
DO hereby give aotce that raj meeting Of the credit
or OF sa!a Knapp Burch, Will be held the Office e
Sweet IN the village Of owego said County, the 2t
day Of October next. O'clock A. NJ for the purpose
OF adjusting the accounts and demands for and sgan. The
SAID Knapp Burch, and making hnai settlement Of said
debtor. Dated Aug lZth 1916
SOLOMON GILES,
JOHN CARMICHAEL, Tnistees
su20 !aw&z1Oct APPLETON y KELLY,)
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1916. BUFFALO ~ GREEN BAY. ISlB.
xHne1 AcHE STEAMBOAT COLUMBUS, Car.
Powers, will during ensuing sea-
son, between Buffalo and Green Bay Ne fol-
lows. LEAVES BUFFALO LEAVES CREES HIy
Mond ,Nayi Monday Augl0 MontayM ylli Moud'yAugl7
soud yM'ylS MondayAug2 MondayM'y YES MondyAugS,
Mond yl1nei MondaySept II Monday Jnc n MondyScpl4
Mund jne5 Monday Scpt2l MondRyJ ne22 Mondy Sep2s
Mond yJnr29 Monday, Oct MoudayJlY vi MOndy Octl?
Mond yJly IS Monday Octl9 MOndAyJ ly ~ Mondy Oc2s
MoudyJly ri iMonlnyAug 81
The Columbus has undergone most thorough repairs and
in tine condition Tor business. The travelling public may
confidently rely upon her making her trips puncGualy
advertised and asa,ed that pains will be spared
to mike her accommodations desirable and pleasant pas
s-ngers.
g. II. Pauli.n, las Fuon-st. j + Wolf rs ConlandsL;
r. A Jerome 1903 Brosd.sl- Mar YORK. Nottingham VIII
Ge 4 Co 81 Quay.st dHsny. WilSe, Parsons & Co. Bc
EIo Tyler BruIvr Co f-y,rn R1v s6DtNnyls
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NEW-YORk AND ERIE RAILROAD Com
1 Npauy-SOTICE.-Tbe Stockholders OF the N.,~-Yor
AID E.ie Railroad Company hereby notified that
annual eecop for Directors OF the Company wi! ne
The Once, No. IS Nal-at IN city Of Ne-Y YORK
Tuesday the 3th day u ocLobernext from 10 o'clock AM
70 O'Clock P. H.
The Transfer Books vii closed from the I'D Of Sep,
Unit! the day eiler the election
By order OF the Board of Directors,
N-w-York. Sept. q l&ls az tOf3
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follows;
WASHING CLorsxs,-Nlr Editor. have ls;elv found
new way of washing, which think is great helm al
though never ii in print consists in using tur.
pcntnc.
Ny mode Of using it. is 10 take The mems week shirts
Sunday evening and pm, them into cold water to soak
until morning when place them IN achalircn kettle
with GOOD suds and add the urpentne, and set them
boiling till AFTER breakfast say hour tyhcn take
thctn INFO sbsrre and pound them hard rab them on
wsshhosrd soap them and lsy them by al their cne
comes to boil again. and spread them the grass
use two sablspoonsta OF turpeniine 10 three OF four
pals of water MARY ?.
BATAVIA, June ~, lS46
AN ARKANSAS JupGE--The Arkansas Banner
contains sn address 10 Judge William Conway, signed
hy 10 members Of the bar, in which after stating that
his migratory lie prec!udins the possibility of ascertain
ing where private letter would reach him, and
planning of the delays OF justice occsssoned by his failure
TO attend his duties they request him 10 resign his
Office in order that ii may b hiled by who
will dischsrgeits duties
SSAGGgp-The steamer Missouri Mail ON her
trip from New Orleans ran foul OF saas st the head OF
ship Island which passed through the COOK house and
cabin floor away the hy wheel box. and cneerc
onicasy introduced itself into the company Of large
number OF passengers who were playing whist and
sasr in social chitchat midway the gentemens cabin
Sfter the has,y sausasion II passed through
ore of the Chandeliers and left the impression OF it,
head in the ssyght the opposite side ot the boat
ts vs.s was oil short duration and by backward mo-
toa of the paddle wheel il politely withdrew and again
disappeared into its former element without doing any
other damage than frightening some OF the passengers
into the belief that Mr. Poks ghost had come Ers
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Goal.
DEACu ORCHARD CeAL-Tmt

DEACfI ORCHARD C9AL-Thrteenh--t Yard
Peach Orchard Coa.-The subscriber has Just opened
ward a. above and has on hand choice lot OF Red
Ash Coais selected the celebrated veins and OF
the following sizes viz Brosan EgE, Stove and Nut for
Glr at lowest market prices Also LehiCh, White Ash.
Liverpool and Cumberland Coa,s land All of The above
for sale from yard o vessel. Apply
STOKES DICkERSOS 90 lSh--t- near 9th avenue,
and l07 Anthcuy-st. near Broadway.
~ B.-Lehgh and White Ash Lump Coal by the cargo
or single ton. sJu
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IMPORTANT TO HovsEKEgrGRs-A lady in sa
rsvia has discovered new method OF washing
clothes which she highly recommends. 1t is as
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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS,
And as The Truth vii! out

El akin has al 81 equal to those sold by others al 81
also elegant dress hats ~ 80 and . D. superior
style and finish To those Ia many places al So neat sss
s. C. G. Mufch will bs pleased see his friends AZ iniA
estsbii.nnenI GEORGE P. Il BROWN,
o1 tn- It6 CAnaI-sL
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8 3 GO0p EARN II, AUBURN FOR SALE.

GaA GOOD FARM IN AUBURN FOR SALE,
The subscriber Oilers Tor sale the Fnrlp which he
resides. Ia the village of Auburn, Cayuga Co.
consisting OF Ij2 of good Grain and Grazing Land
well enclosed and watee and upon which large
and three moderate sized Dwelling Houses, Carriage
Houses Barns, Sheds and other necessary outhuildngs
three Apple Orchards great variety OF choice Fruit
Trees aud Shrbbrry. durable Springs, three Wells
hundred rods ofGil Stone Fence and klaus he
Quarry oa superior quality OF gray and bla Lime Store
suitable for cutting and dressing eligible and convenient
for continued sale OF thai article either rough or hewn
according the demand, and from which OF the ele
CANT stone buildings IN Auburn were erected.
This Farm extends from Nortls- AMI across Safest
with front eighty rods the former aud huud-
fed aud sixteen rods both sides % the lnerupon Ell
tier Of which may be adyiagcOusy sold great Number
Of village lots the pleasure of the About -
acres. including the large house. barns sheds. Two
and garden lie between Nor-st and the Auburn
and Syracuse Railroad; G5 including the stone quar-
~ and one dwelling hoGse, lie between said Railroad and
and the remaining 65 acres, with dwelling
houses lie West Of StaIe-sLa which IA in high OF
cultivation, We'll fenced conveniently allotted and in good
order. The whole Farm, either OF the above parcels
will be- sold cheap and Ii desired, lne vii be- grSen for
the payment large proportion OF the purchase money
INQUIRE OF Luther Tucker OF Albany Hubert Hail OF
Auburn, the subscriber upon the premises
GEORGE b. CHASE.
IaY@
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81 a FARM FOR SALE.-A splendid farm for sale
IN Tic towuo huntington three miles from steamboat
landing al NofhpOrt, miles from railroad at Deer
park. consisting OF $50 80 OF which covered with
wool The farm Is beautifully situated and IN high
Of cultivation, producing grain Of all kinds The dwelling
house and ouhudings all good Fruit OF all kinds and 100
grape vines In fall bearing and the best of For par
Lcuers, inquire Of THOMAS McELRArfI, Tribune ohce.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK
CLEARED.

Ships Duchesse dorlesns, Richardson, Havrc VIM
Whitlock, Jr; Alabama. Arsa, New Orleans Stanton &
Frost Lorena Conway. New Orleans T. d Hurbu, &
Co.
Bark san Andes. Sensat, Malaga Aguirc < Galway.
Brigs Harriet, Brown Bermuda, w a Davenport;
Globe, Colburn, Sisa Pstrullo.
Schrs Alexander Worston. Newborn; Cora Galburc
Newbern; Hope, Potter, Providence, Michigan Terry,
Baltimore, johnson & Lowden.
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rEHE GREATEST EXTERNAL. and Internal
a remedy certain. safe and speedy OF all kinds
rheumatism. salt reum and AL manner of spraius
aud bruises, IL DR.. D. g. kellinser's Ilf!be LRmieit
Not bottle has been known in the sale OF - thou
sand bottles. Capt Arnold mason. builder OF the nigh
bridge Harlem River cured OF rheumatism OF nearly
80 years standing by the Of bottles. Capt Samuel
Roberts also builder Of the bridge, viii astonlsh the
doubtful, If there ailyc rs the merits OF this
sre1t remedy The Hon Moss H. CNISSELL has kindly
allowed refer Am-lile effect pro uced upon his
coachman miraculous-No. College plucc, y. Y.
City Greater inducements will be offered 10 Druggists
and Merchants generally than any other remedy before
the public Johns and the great GENITAL depot Har
lem Railroad, City Hall. Put np IN large bottles only 81
Cts bottle; six bottles for - D. - doz % stood
nEtFNESS CURED-ENIract-''I Chceriully
~ ply with the request of Lieut. MclnUsh 20 state, that
he invaded home IN consequence al total deafness
and discharges from the TINT under c cart, of Drs
CASTLE and EDW,KDs, AuIist- (gl BrUadway,l ~ Y he
recovered his hearing and has again returned 10 HI duty
(SigDcil H. McNEYEN, Surgeon
10 II. T. NJ Forces Jamaica
Allcases Of deafness attended 10. Acoustic Drops for
sale cure for deafness, collections OF water, hard
10 te ears, buz1ngs and ringing sound. IN and DIS
charges from the eaIs, sc. - ineodN
RE THE CONSERVATIVES. aware how inpor
"A b. cured OF their Coughs. Colds, Splitting OF
Blood. Pain In the Side. had all these symptoms,
and probably would not have lived 10 This time II had
taken Dr. Rogers PumOnica ltcured IN three weeks
while before had taken hHlf remedies which did
about much good much milk and wafer know this
medicine Is the best OF them ALL have proven the fact
in my II you desire be cured, and know
you do, for cough pain in the side i any thing but
pleasant get bottle OF this medicine from - Beekman-s
and be surprised Il YOU cured in week " 4 word
the wise" Remember The No
o5 81 JAMES WRIGHT. 800 Hud.on..t.
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Ea FOR SALE-A beautiful Country Seat with about
- 80 acres of land, near NeyW ndsor. mile. south OF
Newburgh, on which are excellent buildings and i'm
provemensi also fruit and ornamental trees fish pond
AsoA valuable Farm OF 10 acres, superior for grain
or grazing Good buildings and conyeniences for Mix
business The number OF with either of the above
places WI! De increased diminished suit purchasers
Inquire Of LEONARD, HONE & NlCOLL, 50 Pine-sL;
q !. Inns
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MEEN FUN MEEN FUN MEEN FUN
''hE Celebrated Chinese SKIN Powder, for restoring,
identifying and preserving Tie complexion, and rem
drTing the skin Ge.icsiely white smooth and soft
Mecn Fun IS s!inplya preparation of 0nenGl herbs,
ard may be used with perfect safety for the OF all
iHneogs dsorders Among the most prominent are Tan,
Freckes ln-eusble Perspraton Boches Pimpes, Spots
Irritation. Coarseuess, aud variety of others
TO be had wholesale OF the soleinpoFters, HOBBS CO.
Wa-sL New and retail OF ali respectable chemists
and perfumers in NewYOrk and throughout the United
staies IN boxes Price is and 6s each SO I'm
INDLA-RUBBER GOODS, = CortIand-si-Days
tesabshmenI Is ROW supplied and i constantly manu-
featuring every description OF India rubber goods ncud
ing his Incompatible patent SHRED Sa-penders, which
never separate do ali other makers All The approved
Styles OF overhoes FOR men. and children, with
leather and rubber sole Life prcsevers pillows All and
water beds Macintosh over-coas legslng &e Sc for
sale in Quantities 10 suiL sli I'm
4 UCTION NOTICE.-The Subscriber respectfully
"A invites the attention OF cash purchasers OF Boots and
Shoes 10 his public Sales which VIII take place as follows
Thursday, Oct g. al % o'clock A. NJ.
600 Cases Bools, Shoes and Brogans
Thursday, Oct l5 NJ 3: O'clock A. NJ
500 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
-, Thursday, Oct p, at .. O'CLOCK A d.
GOO cases Boots. Shoes and BrogaHs.
Thursday, Oct p Al .! O'Clock AN.
go cases Boots, Shoes and Brogsns
Tsso oo S Ssy ana 8 s5e, Ss.oeA
Thursday, Novl Al q O'Clock 4 ~
oe0 cases Boots. Shoes and BrogAns-
Each OF the above sales will comprise large
eni OF fresh ana fashionable goods Cash purchasers
gwen tsstNlo.9 A CLAFLIN 25S P.ari-si- up stairs
THIS Is TO CERTIFY ihal The uster,igned
have pursuant 10 Inc provision OF The Revised Statutes
o; me sste OF NevEYork formed limited partnership,
under The name arm of Dwsht Johnsoaihai the gen.
era nature OF the business be transacted IS General
Commission and Produce Business. and tns principal
place OF business OF The said partnership Is situated in The
city OF Sew-fork in ;h- STATE of Sew-fork-and that
Dwight Johnson WHOSE place OF residence The city OF
Brooklyn II the Siaie o: SeYork is lie genera part
ner and ache WOrhington whose place OF residence
Le cS q Nneniah N NE Ssie OF ohio 5 TIE special
parner-sad hat Ine said Vschel WurthngiOr has
tsbuied he sum OF Twenty Thousand Dollars capital
towards Ihe eommo1 STOCK and thai The sad partnership
Is 70 commence on The tenth day OF September A. d,
eigeI hundred and fortysx snd 1, 70 terminate
on ne nira cay Of September, A. D. one tousand eight
hundred and forty-nue
Daed lbs ninih day Of September, D one thousand
elgni hundred and tor:T-stx DWIGHT JOHNSON
sle5w V WORT HlSGTOS.
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uNlrEp STATES MAN. IrNE

Al Five o'clcck, P. M.-LAnting q. ntermediate pl.,
From the foot OF SSycSy-si-
SteAinoos, NORTH AMERICA. Capt r H Furry, w;,
leave Moaday Wednesday. Friday and Sunday ,Ne,
roous Al ; O'Clock.
S,eaIl,bost SANTA CLAUS, Capt B. overtssh win
leave 90 Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday aiterGooos
, O'clock -
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On 4 FARM FOX sALE.--Situsir the Road from
New Rochelle to White Plains about equ-distan, from
each, containing 80 ACRES OF LAND. all OF which
is PlOw Land, excepting Ten Acres which il Wood Land.
The place is divided by lane and Is laid out into con-
yenient lots for cultivation All the fences of Stone
good order, and the ground in high s.ate Of cultivation
The buildings eli Of good character and In order For
TERMS ePp!yto 5. s. KENYON on the premises, or Of
dqtf ADRIANCF AZ Inbn..t
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Court OF OYER AYD TERMISER-No were
ready for trial yesterday and the Court adjourned TO
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TYPE AND PRINTgKs' MATERIALs-RoBERr
4 TAYLOR has commenced manufacturing hsnd-cSst
Type al The foundry recently occupied by Hessr. Cock
croft Oyererd, No SO Arn-s- and al orders be nay
e=iye for Type and Printers Materials MI be pnncuiaIy
attended 10
The services Of Mr J. A. T. OgeTcnd have been secured
and he VIII superin:end LIE manufacturing department.
SD Irn.tzy.
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SNITH-S HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACIES
- Broadway. OF Brooules-J 7. :. SMITH hav-
Ing saved from The uie he muc OF his stock Of Houops-
The r,rdicils uu1Jured enabled 10 supply
orders and furnish ca-es, 1c- kc. as heretofore.
de mas removed 10 the above number where NAV b..
to-ni family and other cases, 2ra rcuIre suica piss
ter 1d general assortment OF medicines Of The best quail
ty. 81
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1ssgSzsSl PIANO FORTES al very low prlc-s,
Persona about purchasing Pianos VIII bnd
wv III n nj 10 their ndyhnIAy- 10 call at K Glenn
II y Co's Hanniacory, 1874 Fulton-st west Of
Broadway) general sormani of Mahogany and Hose
wood Pianos constantly hand which will he sold low lof
cash approved paper Dealers supplied on liberal srs
my47 r. GLENN L co. 1914 Fultonst
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E1A FiRM FOR SALE In the OF Harrison,
- Westchester county on the direct road from Rye TO
White Plsns-It miles from Rye, 4. from White
Plains, ,! from steulnboa, landing and p from Mamar.
Understanding about 60 Buildings and fences
IN good order Situation very tine and lana 10 high
Of cultivation Fer sc. apply 10 Z. D. BROWN 80
Grand.st. or JOIN PALMER. on The prem!sea. o6 Y
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sG@wIMPORTANT 10 purchasers Of Piano
Es FOres-The subscfibers having pufchssrd
T M r 1of Mr. John Scriber The exclusive 1sli i N
" y the United States 10 his Patent Harp frane
improvement In Piano Forte manufacturing sons
very splendid Rosewood and Mahoganany Piano Fofes,
which warranted superior in any now VA uof
and % d-epin much longer Tie improvement con
sists beautiful Harp Frame, peculiar In coususe
non, taking all the strain Of The strings from the case hto
general Of tho approved modern sys o.
6nish.d Instruments BENNETT, ROGERS CD
sxg 1872 FulOn-st e.sst side Of Broadway
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PLANO FoRTEs FOR HTRE

AT III BROADWAY.-rhe subscriber
FTt- - 81 has constantly on hand, EXCLUSIVELY Toa
n III n n MR. an extensive assortment of Grad,
4 u ] Cabinets and Square Piano Fohes, coz
sisting or Rosewood and Mahogany with SIX SIX and
half and Ocaves his Musical Essbliehnen III
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