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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-12
BOOTS AND SHOES.

DUO 4 - hIND bIIOLFo.
Gentlemen's kip, calf and eowhide boots, and
kip shoes, ladies' French kid buskin and seal slip.
pers, kip, calfand morocco walking shoes, full and
half CATERS, infants kin socks, as we'll as general
assortment of Misses shoes.
1.-THE above mentioned stock win DO sold al
small advance for cash, ana viii not be under
sold.
Lancaster, May l6, 1916. l0-tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-04-02
MIR. Hannegan's Oregon Speech.

We give up a large portion of our paper, to-day,
to the speech of Mr.. HANNEGAN, in the U. S. Senate,
in support of our title to the rhoe Of Oregon. 1t is
a mastery production, and will not suffer by a rigid
examination of all its parts, from a comparison with
that of any other member of either the Senate or the
House.-For clearness and accuracy of statement,
weighty logic, felicity of illustration, s~Oundness of
sentiment. and patriotic fervor. it has no superior In
the numerous speeches called forth by the discussion
of this great and all-absorbing question. The states-
man, the scholar, and the American, speak in every
part of it. Indiana should be proud that she is rep
resented in the Senate by such a man, and wear him
in her heart of hearts.
We have copied the speech from the Washington
Union, in which it appeared from MIR. HANNEGAN's
own pen-a fact which we mention, because 1t adds
will here say, that as a document of that kind, the
speech is invaluable.-Ohio Statesman, March Is.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-04-02

The Western cars due at Baltimore on Friday
night, at six o'clock, did not reach that city until af-
ter eight o'clock. They were detained by a huge rock.
weighing about FIVE tons. rolling down the mountain
and blocking up the road, a short distance this side of
Harpers' Ferry.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-04-02

The Independence (Mo.) says, a large number Of
families in the western part of that state will emil
crate to Oregon and California, this spring. The
expeditions will start by the last of April, or the first
of May. Many farmers are selling out at great sac
rifces for the purpose of joining the emigrating par
fieS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-04-02

MoRMoNs.-A Man Shot, A man named Gardner
was shot in Nauvoo. by a Mormon named Cotton, and
instantly killed. The cause of this difficulty was
this Gardner, who is not a Mormon, has a wife be-
longing to the church. She wished to emigrate with
the saints, but her husband would not 60 along /; she,
therefore, left him and took up with Cotton. This
led to the quarrel which terminated in the death Of
Gardner.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
From The boston Courres.


Mister tIdy'er-ouT tiosoa was uo""
TO Bos'InS last week, ana ne see c'uI'''
Saunnl s'tu'ln round as pop Ter "S n'',
with chicN'ng WIN 'g''' Is u uIu'''l''"
and iin. after hun axe all mater me 'a''
Jnn' he lhou' hosea h,d" i"' "'S ''',n
cut, cos hc look a hindr' '"""Sh ne
Jest cum down, so Il" k'i@''''u 10 nook "'''
IN, bat hosy "oodn t take none ms s''.'
for all he'd much as 20 h'os''' AirS SUCK
onter his hat and e'nmos' emu o'"SS
Nobbin up and down on h'' sh'N'u''' anu
hslrcod onlr' hs coat A"I i'"us'S' ''' "'o"'
"hal mater he'd SGT IN his I'a'ers, 10 make
q Ponndrf out on. ,,...A.l
wal, ti'''a he com nom" cohS'u' 'no''
rIed, ana af''f gone 20 o'u I'I,5 Ii'''
lhrashla round like shor 'n''ed Dun !"
fl time, the old Woman ses she TO me SO
she, LekeI ses che, or Eo'ees g., 'he cor
lery OF suIhln anuther scs she, 90" you
Bee skoored ses |, he's oncy amakln' pot
terry SIS he's oilers on hand AT that ere
BUSINESS like la & martin ana ShoFc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09

lltuIu IOuuI VI UOUldII NOdtS -
But IT'S Gurus Christian docty
10 be cuuln' folks lhrou,s
~, 80
I'll they re purple IN The IAcc.
- grand great conetaty
" the blt'hngh's OF our race
west want THIS Calliofny
oosto lug ne" siavesla'es IN
To abusr ye, aud TO sco'n ye,
Aud 10 plumber ye like sin.
49,. VII,
Take su-h eyerlastIn pains
Alto gltthc devils thankee,
IlcIpln on EN- weld their chans2
Why, Ms jest as clear as fggcrs.
Clear as one and one make two,
Chaps that make black slaves o ni9geTsi
WanIto make white slaves o you,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
After c'PheFin pmsuy smart
anu II makes nanny sum- 'oo'
Any gump c0s'I lear" oy heo''
Laoo''n man a"u 'aoof'h Wo'''""
nave Que g'oFy ana one S"a'"c'
EVety'h'n ln"' ) uUhe '''"u''an
me" all 0" yc '"e same
'Tain,by ,urnin' out to hack folk
~ Pu IL uso,u " se' yJ ,,i ,' iI
-'o' oS 'oo"'" "o"'' ", o'ao " 'o'"'
o, US ) W 20 Pu' uI'o'' y! ""'''
''' ~, ',n' y "h'y eo."' ..
n'''' we niue '''a' ''''N'' II "'-'
N'i Il cures ''' !" '''''.
u 10 make MN M Us P"'
Want to tackle NJ IN, do yc2
w. 'NP'C you Il nav 70 "'I,
" ~" ,U'1 'e'0 i"'' u'H ~ 3 Nv '"'0"7 - !
81, Wv - " . u" ~ o''" , ''', ...l.,,,
'P'Sr Tue Crows "o' IA u ~ M"
An 'ne oa'N's' from your 'o"''
Cos you "c'P'u !" Wv. " III N','
u '"''" pun '''' = '''''-'' ''''
jas, 90 home and ask our Nancy
" h''n'F u De sue" To'So
As loJ'He ye'--gues' yoH nancy
h' '"fha' oun9 "as 'o'''
Shc wants me lor nome co"s"'''i''o"'
Let alone The nay to nov
III you re af''' 'o'HS " Su"'P'o"
lou We daf"eu 'o"g 10" 10 no''
,,.. ,h.,,. ,,o,n;,,
Like cockereI three months old
Don't kctch any on en- goIn,
Though they be so blasted bold
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
RUTLAND HERALD
rubiishod every Thur day Morning
A. LuHssd. ~


TTkss-FtR WA
TnNt,scc subscu.et,. ........ 2 100
D,Nefei az the OHiec. .. .... 80
Z Ma slbssiluets. ...... 80
Delivered hy r.si Riders. .... 200
Buuroo Care, inserted Tor hree dollars
per ahuum
tpvTHrtsiRG.
Advertisements tous iruucsly inserted Tor
out dsulr pet square iut three ~eckA, TWEEN
ir-d,e cents per square vii be charged iUf
ssch subsequent insertion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
on the Tamil This hr gentleman
had denounced in terms Of the highest

lndIgnallOn. when ine pfouuC1 VOC
the works of American hands, ana NE
frlus Of American capital and skill,
and when they were exhibited. not m
q committee room % that House, but
u aL44l.a. erected by the manuiac-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09

led Aud, 10 put Tins Iruih ~ ne
strongest light, be repea'cd that the
highest aud mos, obu0xious duties,
those abhoTred mmlnums, against
which gentlemen had wasted such ia.
nous dcnuncIatIons, pf0onicd pre-
clsely The ycy cases where The ieduc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
DIR. kELLINGER,s LTNIMENT.-

IoN wonderful embrocauon IL astonishing all wbo use
4 1t has been IN use nearly ory years and in the
result Of hr knowledge and practice Of the best medical
men "a ihis country and in Europe It is used by every
stage proprietor 10 this city ADD used altogether by the
Harlem Railroad Company. All old yield i'm
mrdiaiely, and are -ouudly cured in f- days II
IL very short tne all Rheumatic and ScrOil,ous Arec-
mons. Any old sore will BE- cured upon horse in few
days, and 'Sofs the animal every day To be had the
principal tep6. John.L and Of the druggists generally
a.s0 at thr Harlem Railroad Office PARK, City Hall Price
- CENTS per boeput In very large bottles aad is the
cheapest N market
Ar. Frederick FrIck-nser Chrystie and Hester,
cured OF AT rheuln, which covered the whole body
head 10 foot j. now IL months without the slightest 4p-
proacu Of return. With bottles. Mr. Arnold Mason
contractor of the Croton High Bridge after being afflicted
Ter nearly ~ Years with rheumatic pains, entirely
cured BY The use OF four bottles ;can be al times
tue E1dge Dir IL says that groce a!ter la. been
9--d anon! heir men, tor various purposes, without
The Hon. Nose. # GrinneI Of No. College-piace
speaks OF II The wonder the age and the best gene
RAJ remedy h.
To bs had corner Bow-ry ami Bfoone ST.; Ciach's
Balls Head and the principal depot Persons can get
oct-s for - and a. much greater deduction for half
or ria ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

NOTICE.-Avan sperry having used the name Of
Sperry Read, without authority has this day, BY
wit Of Injunction. Issued from Judge Of The Superior
Court, been enClncd and restrained from using said Co
partnership name OF Sperry Read any purpose what
ever under penalty olive thousand dollars. And coo.
tfar made by said spetfy IN the OF Sp-rry Read
will be obligatory 90 lie sub-criber
Nrw-fIaven, Nov Sd 1916 ni6t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
General Notices.
CASTOR OIL.

~ Mothers why force your Children to take
Tie nsns-ou, Castor on In It's when Tor the
price you Purchase Sandals yrup Castor Oh -
ndylng delightful sle and possessing all the valuable
properties Of the simple oil It's prepared from the purest
cold drawn Castor OIL and the Syrup when mixed with
water has the appearance Of milk Children drink IL in
that sa,- ~ readily IL VIII and superc-ie
the OF The plain OIL For sale wholesale and retail 10y
II. SANDS, Druggist and Chemist. II James and l2
Third-Ay-nu- Sold by F. NJ Guon. Bowery corner
Grands st. and by j. Coddingon, 3C} Rudson.st Mrs
HAYES, Brooklyn. nil lwos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

IN VALUABLE FARM OF Country Seat for SAFE
- Farm II about 1873 acres, lately owned by Cares
BrlnkerhoH. deceased situated on the bank OF The
Hudson River, opposite Srwburg about TWO miles North
Of Fi-hkil Landing and al Joining the land of Cusn C.
srrplancx and others
This FARMS all excellent land all in high ,ate Of
"nrh about t"o-lrds IL valuable red cedar IL IS one o.
NE best Farms IN Duchess County wsLered, vel
encrd and the location IL surpassed by any on ss
RE- "inindndlngh view vi NrwDurgh aud nearly iss
"h9" Ut Ns"b1rgh Bay. Upon isa valuable and GeVe;
falling stream OF water which nearly whole length
OF r Farm and enpHes into the river the SOulhTesS
Gently erected.
There three dwelling House. on the paceone ne
Mansion House, Il double frame house, substantially
bni about ~ by ~ feet, with kitchen attached and IL 10
good order IL II handsomely situated on an ennnence
aha commands hne new Of Newbgrgh Bay, e1isnains
lar beyond Hamburgh the North. One other OF NC
evening, lsa good ra,n House. and the other IL sissI
enanl ii2use besides these buildings thsre IL ~.
Barn, Sheds Carriage House &c upon the place Aso,s
ar2e orchard most Of which grated fruit and Ole rsE
aso wen OF good water and large ci-tsrn; Isi.
OF me purchase money remain paid secured oy
mortgage on The premses II desired by the pHrehs,r
ana po-aesslon can he giyen IN month from time Of sse
II not .od before the sixth day Of January next, thess
premises Will be offered III auction on that day a. tse
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Mansion House OF ne
premises For farther particulars inquire of STEYhk
eRiSRERa0sr' on me premises; COKSELIUs GAS
~ t,hEhfiOFF, Poughkecpsir, 10 VIM u hAs
B.RotCK, or DAN'L B. EolCE, al the!r oaes
New6arsh 90 3laws6tsgee1n-
e. TO BREWERS. Sugar Refners, and o.hs En-
~, % By IS feet with boiler situated in resf''
q, 20 and 81 fardan1 Apply TO
D. II. HAtEMEYER IS Vsndsnse
or al l0i JOhn-si. Up stairs. NIL In
n. TO LET-The upper psrt Of the house No. sCsy
H Ha-plac1 Inquire al No. Sill Pearl<L: oce hob,
- from 10 TO u O'Clock, except on Wednesd,yssls
Fridays. MIC 81
INDIANA BONDS-rhe uhdrrsi gued has issued - -
cu!ar dated I'D inst enclosing the OF subscnp
required 10 be made by the ls Dec next fo The eo1p
tloG Of The wabash and Erie Canal, and give eseS
the act Of the Legislature OF Indiana, passed 81 The s
of
the State.
The Circular has been forwarded such boldefs Sp
furnished me- with address, and In order th.t aJlp
holders may ihsve the opportunity OF securing NE 49,,
ages OF law by becoming parties the subscflPa
po,ice now given such bondholdefs have no,
eeiyed The Circular that will be promptly furnisee,
forwarded, application personally by mall 70 a
WinsIow Perkins No. 81 WalI-st or my ohcei NO
Nassau. st-Dated S0th Oct 1916.
osi 2awln. CHARLES BUTLER, No. - NassGaS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

IN PURSUANCE Of AZ order of the Surrogate Of the
iCounty oil notice II hereby gwen 10 all perscns
having claims against Gilbert Fowler late OF the city Of
Nr%-York gentleman. LsceHsed present the with
the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber his Office No %
Marion ST. Ia the city VI NeWYork or before sir
renih day OF February Dated New ork the eleventh
day Of August, 1916. SAMUEL WEEKS,
lhWGfnt Eyscnior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

q Badger's Bohm Flute, which received frs
premiums and silver medal al the late Fair Of the Amer
ican Institute BE- procured NJ Philip Ernst. Musi
Rooms, 40. 395 Broadway. N-wYora at the Factory
- CoLtsgr-sL Newark ewJrrseY. 10 2weOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

DN ORDER of The Hon. Charles 7. DAILY. one Of he
ID Judges OF the Court of Common Pleas ct the City and
County of New. York-Noce Is hereby given pursuant to
The provisions of the statute authorizing attachments against
shsconding concealed and nonresident debtors, that
attachment has issued against the estate of John PIERCE
resident of Spencer, Medina Comfy Ohio and that the
same will he sold for payment OF his debts, unless be
Within nine months from the first publication OF this notice
and that payment Of debts due Ia him by any
son residing within the State of NewIork and The telye
nv " him his use. OF any property within said State
belonging 10 him. and he transfer OF Rny such property by
him are forbidden by law and ARE void. Dated tie i DAY
OF May. 1916. PETER CLAIM, Any Tor Attaining
n,vl5 isNgn Creditors - Nassgu.sl. n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
rs- Cnu1ion to The puhIic-As .om. unprincln

~ Caution to the Public-.As some unprincipled
persons are offering imitation. OF DR. CHRISTIE
Genuine GaYAnic curatives II is deemed proper
the public 10 b- guarded against such mil atoms they
are entirely worthless in every respect Persons wishing
10 obtain the genuine src.es and experience th-
nafSab- benefit derived from their application be
trri4I :" purchase Al the oly Agency NewYork. 1872
Broadway nil lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

EU FALL FASHI0SS.-The subscriber would cal
ILL The of his friends and the public generally
his large and superior assortment Of gentlemen.
HAS which, s t1rabIiy general Appearance econo-
my, are not eIcelled by airy offered IN this city.
Also large assortment Of mems and boys caps II IL!
.ny instance The above does give ample satisfaction IL
can be JULY Obtained by giving information 10
sll 5neod- J. w KELLOGG lls C.nal-s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
DY 0RpER Of DanLeI rrnLl. ID Indse ol Ono

DY ORDER OF Daniel Pratt. hrst Judge OF onondaga
ID County Court and Counselor &c in the supreme Court
Notice hereby given pursuant TO the provisions OF the
statute authorizing Attachments against absconiing, con
crulri and nonresident debtors. hnt attachment has
.srd az aust the o James Hut of the Stale OF Loo.
ssna nonresident of the State ot New-forB, and lha,
the same viii sold for the payment of his debts unless he
appear and discharge such attachment according 10 law,
within nine months from the rst publication OF THIS notice
and that the payment any debts due To him by resident,
uf this State and the delivery him for his any
properly within this State belonging 20 him, and the
Ter any such properly by him. forbidden by law and
are void. Dated the 7th day OF March, 1916.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

mil law9m orAttaching Creditor, Syracuse, ~ Y

DY ORDER OF Chester Howe, Esquire, Supreme
I'D Court Commissioner in and for the County OF Caarau
gus Mott, hereby gwen pursuant 10 th provisions OF
the stauie authorizing attachments agans, abscondng
concealed and nonresident debtors that attachment hai
issued Against tie of Charles r. Shelton. resident
OF the Stae OF Connecticut and that the will be sold
for the payment OF his debts, unless he appears aud dis
charges such attachment According to law within nine
months from the FIRST publication OF this notice. and that oil
payment due TO him by residents OF this STATE and Tire de-
livery him for hs of any property within this State
belonging him. and the transfer OF any OF hs property BY
him. mr.. forbidden by law and void Dated the 18Th
day OF March, 1916 c. II. LELAND,
AIRY for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
rso> = rssS>. Deputy Shrin.

DY ORDER OF Hon Michael Ul-hoetler First JGdgs
ID Of ,he Court vi Common Pleas tor me I'ty ana county
of swYotk-Notite i hereby given. pursuant 10 The
provisions OF the statute authorizing attachments asaus.
shscondus concealed and nonresident debtors, that IN
attachment has issued against The estate ot Charles Sa
vov and ys>c SavUye nonresident debtors OF the hnOf
Sayoy, Crosby \ Co. residents OF HOboken IN the State o.
Sew-jer,ey aud thai the SAME VIII be sold tor The pay.
men OF their debts unless they appear and discharge such
attachment according 10 law within nine month";, from the
fst publication this notice. and that The payment OF any
debt. tc 10 them nv residents OF this State and the dey
cry To for their ot property within this
State belonging them and the transfer OF any such pro-
p.rtv y them are forbidden by law and void Dated
In. hlts.nth day of September, 1916. VI. X. BREWER
sl6Isyhn Attorney tor Attaching Creditor. 80 Nal-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

SUPERIOR CROTON Front Brick, Manufactured
- by Cyrus Do;y, az CroIonvile, and for sale by
Ornsoy ~ TompkinssL between RivtngIon and Delsncy
a. u % e. &c nl7 3Rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

&UERIFF'S SAlE.-By virtue OF VIII OF ten ia.
c;as to me directed and delivered VIII expose 10 sale
on "Wednesday the Sih dsv of November. 1876 the
,ihne OF the CIV Hail. the City ot Newly ork, al l2 o.
clock NJ all right tie aud interest OF Robert Anslie
time ateryar Of and 10 all that certain lot OF land ~
ing in the Twelfth Ward in ile City OF Newfors, known
and distinguished or a map made By Edward Doughty
Civ Surveyor on the third day OF December, A. d 1872
ony OF which i, on le in the oce OF the Register OF said
Citv marked No bt a. lot No l2said premises being
an Inc rorh,rlv side of Fifielh street between the Sixth
and Seventh avenues commencing TWO hundred twes
erv from the norhvesierY corner OF SNihaVrnue and
WM. JONES, Shera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

RN ORDER OF Ahram B. Oiu, Recorder of the city
I'D OF Troy, Notice is hereby given pursuant 10 the statute
authorizing attachments against abscondng concealed and
nonresident debtors that attachment has issued again
the estate of Francis Dennison aud William c. Dennlsou
both residents thc State OF Michigan and that the
VIII be sold for the payment of their debts unless they sp
pear and discharge such aitachT en according aw with
In nine months from the first publication ofihs notices and
that the payment any debts due to them by residents Of
State and the delivery them for their OF any
property within this State belonging them, and the
raners any such property by forbidden by law ard
void. Dated November 9TH, 1916.
JAMES FORSYTH, of Troy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

n. TO LITTLE upper part OF tie house No. sepJ
#.s Hall place Inquire al No. 5ll Psar.3L obce oD
from 10 TO u O'Clock except Wednesday, -. a.
Fridays. nlS ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

WRITING, ARITHMETIC and Bookkeeping
w Mr. BRAGG VIII form Csss for instruction IN these
branches II the evening bis residence 70 Crosbys on
Monday, The 18Th INST NIB i,r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

e. TO BREWERS, Sugar Rehners, and olcefl -.
e To Let or Lease yestorY substantial brck ST.
% by IS feet with boiler, situated 10 rear "
u, ~ and 81 VardsI1 ST. Apply TO
d. II. HAtEMEYER, IS Vsnda1-sI
or al 1914 J0hn-st u stalre. NIL In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
wu IovpS Sbs,, \

! W w LYON, Deputy Sheriff % lsw6w
The above sale is postponed until Tuesday The sUh day
nj November ri ihe same time and place New-Y0tS
| November I'M 1875 VIM JONES, Shera
I " " IyoN Sheriff Ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

IN PURSUANCE ofaD order o tbs Surrogate Of the
sCuunty OF NewYork, Notice il hereby given 10 all per-
having claims against Amos Proctor late of the City
OF NewY0rh, deceased, 10 present the with ne
vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers their Office No ys
Broadway, in the City Of New-YOfk, on before lhe
twelfth DAY OF December next Dated New YORK the ninth
day of June, 1876
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
gesal Notices.
FREDERICK L. WIZ, Deputy Sheria.
Dsted New. York. October g1th. lS+6. OF lawSxsas

SHERIFF. SALE.-By virtue OF sewers! wits OF
Sderi acas 10 directed and delivered, viii expose
for Al Tie yest:bue OF the CIty Hail. IN the Civ New.
York on the l7,h day OF November next. NJ - O'CLOCK
all The right uie and interest OF Samuel :. Wanden
which he had on the 2lst day OF April 1916 any tine
s.r,vari IN whose hands Soevev The may he Of in
ara 10 all that certain lease OF ioar lots OF lsni suscd
living and beng on Thuy.hird,s.res The Soulheriy
Side commencing one hundred feet West OF The Wcs,ei
IN side of the Nint.svenue. running thence song Tie
Southev line of Thjrtyihr street hundred feet being
a Moi one hundred feet square, be the less
with all and >ngur the gppur,euscccs aud berdtment,
tsrvnc belonging any Wise appertsning said ie.s
being for The the .: 10 years from The GATE thereof
Dstsd Saw.York October ), lSi6:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
CHEAPER THAN EYER.-A fan .uir Of .uDer6,

CHEAPER THAN EYER.-A full suir Of .uperfne
~ Cloth made 70 order in the Substantial snd
fashionable style can be procured for go al AOFPATTS
Fashionable Csst Tailoring Establishment No a Caihar
ine-sL NeTfCr- Every article in the line equally low
Gail and SEE JOHN MoFFATT. oil lEneod
I ASDsCAPE PAISTISG.-NRs II ~ PERLEY
Lnstacs ladies' in Landscape Painring oil coIors ~
No. sps Broadway, corner Of Hous,on-st south Of 81
Thomas Chtsch References, Ar. A g. DuRAxo Presi-
deni of The National Academy Of Design, Professor s. r.
3. MoRsE, &c ,25 2rneod-
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Rf VIRTUE Of precept issued out 0i and under the
I'D seal the Court ri oyer and Termner 10 me directed
and delivered proclamation is hereby made that Court
OF oyer and Terminer and jail Delivery aud Tor the City
and County of New York VIII be- held in the City Hall Of
said city, the fourth Monday OF December next and all
persons bound to appear by recognZHnce otherwise,
and all Justices the Peace, the Coroner figh Constable
petty Consahc- and MaTshH and all persons bound TO
prosecute in said Court be- then and there. G their OWL
proper persons with their rolls records Indictments snd
other mbrancs do those things which 10 their Oh
fees In this behalf stall appartAln To be- done.
Given under my hnud AZ ;nc ShrrHs Office tho 2i day
of October, 1916 and of independence. the 10Th.
OF InMIlI ilhNnn Dec MIl.LIAM IGNk,S. Sheriff
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HENRY ANDREW. lelD Aw6m