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Sob printing an1 Book Binbins

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
rRE facilities OF this establishment for JOB PRINTING
are perhaps unsurpassed by any cfce In the city Tho
patronage Of the last year has been such as TO guarantee
extension In We therefore, win con-
hdencs, issue the following Card;
TO MERCHANTS-Merchants supplied with all kinds
Of PRINTING al the cheapest rate, viz:
Cards, Bills Lsdng,
Circulars, Receipu
Bill Heads, Checks, &c
To LITERARY GENrLEMEN.-orignGi MIna'c7.pss print
ed with accuracy.
Pamphlets P.1 sssreotyps Worn. and al kinds OF
To LECTURERS AND acknowledgement beautifully
printed
Lecture Bills, Small Bills for Distrt-
Mammoth Bills, button, Nc
And every description Of Ornamental Job Work,
executed with great neetness and puncmay a, the Office,
The improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, Pam.
PHLETs, &c.
All work the above Presses will be done extrsordi-
nary low prices. J; A FRAETAS,
il2u Tribune Job Printer.
NJEW-YURK BOOk-BINDERY, ia FulonsL
N-A descriptions Of plain aud elegant Book.bindlng ex'
ecuted with neaIness and despatch
In this establishment particular attention given In select
Ing the best Of materials and the substantial workEn
ship.
Librarians and Gentlemen having Libraries will hnd IL 70
their advantage call and examine for themselves al LA
Fultor-s Specimens of Binding In all the various sryles OF
Sheep Calf, RUSSIA, Morocco and Velvet Bindlngs
de- # EDWARD WALKER
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General Notifies.

EP- National Fire Insurance Company, Office
No 81 WasL with only ;rhng losses By The great fire
this city the 18th Of July last This Company doing
large and rapidly increasing business in consequence OF
their prudence taking 5000 il any risk
which rule they still adhere TO- and by scattering their
risks as not hazard loss in any ordinary ere
than that amount by which additional security rendered
to the insured in connection with their capital
DIRECTORS.
Joseph w. Savage, VIM. G. Ward,
Marcus Spring, WIN ). Slocum,
San 5. Doughty, John + Mack'e,
John Brouwer, John McChsin
Stephen Holt, john Newhouse
Florence Mallory Jacob Miller,
WIN. w. Campbell
JOSEPH>W. SAVAGE, President
WM JAS BoGcs, Secretary.
n B-Appcations for insurance attended to without de-
Law az the Oce No 81 Wa-st and also for convenience
OF customers snd public in the upper part Of the city by
Mclntre sycni, No SOL Hudsonst corner of Spring
IL and nv L. Newman, sgenI- corner OF Avenue c. and
4th-st 10 -a"Im
~ Ladies' Writing Clas s!.WINTERTONS
wr;liry bookkeeping Academy, No 81 Broadway,
Granite Buiidugs-A Ladies' Class for instruction In PEN
napship viii cSmmence on Monday, the 10th inst Ladies
desiring ion will please call betw cen The hours OF and
5oclockP. NJ Geneinens classes and pva'e lessons as
usual. IoI u
q The Subscribers' LOZenge FOR Cold IN The
Head instantly sevaies the dissgreeaoe OF tnat
unpleasant disorder Permitted dissolve slowly in the
mouth, In III action the mucus membrane Oh mar ofgan
II wiihdraws Inflammation from the parts aneeiso- IL 10
also ecacious aud approved remedy Tor noarseness
and loss of voice Price IS cents box
Sold a. The principal drug stcrsf and By j. l. COD'
DlNGToN, SOS Hudson. cor, sprine-st 80 lmls'p
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WINERIS PICTORIAL SYRUP

OF HOREHOCSD AND ELECANFANE
A SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY for Coughs,
N Colds. Hoarseness, Spiung OF Blood, Whooplng
Cough Group, Peursy, Bronchitis. Consumption, Pains
ana Soreness Uf the Breas, and Lungs.
Asthma most Distressing dseass the suteriDgs OF which
have said be than those OF DEATH can be
cured by o(ths medicine The OF this die
ease are violent Of cons,rcon Of the chest with
aloud wheeling respiration; The patient some dis
lance wheeling breathing Such attack this
accompanied By short ard during which the
pale elongated and pinched The and extrem-
ties become the skin throughout the body becomes
Oh from rerocesson of blood from IL shuddering,
Of creeping Is felt IN different parts OF the body
ar patient looks ii he dying; he IL cold al
pale and pasing for breath and in such agony from the
waut Of IT, that hiuk aim oyiug Such an al.
tack this may last ony few minutes or may last sew
ern hours Il generally place about the middle OF the
night und is frequent any sudden change oil The
weather. -.
Prepared md sold Wholesale aud retail, by JOHN WI
NER CO IS Maidenlane, New soIs proprietor oT
United SsIes and at 2l Fultonst 1873 Bowery cor OF
Spring, sos Hudson. OF Spring, Gil Broadway and
Druggists generally throughout the country In Brooklyn
office OF the L. |. Star, 81 Fulton-s and FIT Quirk
Co cor. of Atlantic and Columbia sts. III lneod'
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BNFAL.LIBLK REMEDY for Frosted Limbs--The
proprietor flhe Danish Linnent, which has attained
sucn celebrity in the north OF Europe for its efficacy IL
healing Frosted Limbs and been Introduced by him IN ID
lsdepha With equal success scquan those afflicted that
he hss appointed Agencies at 276 Bleecker-st and IS
Maidenare and q Maiden-ane, up stairs where supply
may he ~av, nrorrred 25 cents mar hoe dis Sr,
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Boarding arlh Sutsls.

WANTED BOARD for gentleman and wife, with
untarshed the second third door, sIua-
ted higher up than Chamberss Terms most Go
moderate Address, stating location and terms, 4 G. al
this Office. l6fSts
ROARDlNG.-A gentleman and his wife or few Sin
Dgle gentlemen obtain board with pleasant rooms NJ
9 Forsythst References exchanged. EflwS
BOARDING AT 81 CORTLAND-ST.
MRS. GERE accommodate three or four single
Iva gentlemen with permanent board and comfortable
rooms moderate References exchanged II 2w-
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General Notices.

c7- American Gymnasium, Nos. l59 and ls Crosby
near BeeckersL having been completed Is now open Tor
This institution has been considerable
expense and with every care 10 the completion OF each
branch in order afford this city place FOR the
announcement athletic eXscise 10 the great beneh OF
the general health. The building having been erected eS-
pressy for Gymnasium in all space Of e00 see.
IT, the OF exercises occupying rising $500 The eNer-
cises will he found amusing well beuencal-associG-
lions peasan, and select Is baths WIN BOZ aud coid water
will be an agreeable acquisition 10 the establishment as also
the Reading Room containing the hes oil City and English
papers, The constructed That ~ the use OF
each every muscle j. brought into action. causing general
development and strengthening Of a! parts OF the hody.
Pupils will under the instruction OF the Director To
those of sedenary occupations the Institution Is OF nuc
importance and invite their attention particularly as
also that OF the public generally The benehcai euec OF
this city has greatly needed institution so complete win
every thing necessary glsed and perry con-
Quoted Gymns sium The following gentlemen nave gwen
their support ard them have the liberty OF referring
Rogers, NJ D.; A. c. Post, NJ D.
JAMES II. HATFIELD, Proprietor.
ja1 2meod+ HENRY L. TWlGGS. Director.
~ rvdropathy,-A Hydropaihic Institution has
been opened at Morrsown, N j. under the supervision Of
DR.. G. T. Dexter.
This establishment the ample accommodations
for patients and Its arrangements oil baths &c are aer he
latest and most approved Ian. rs,
The effect OF water on disease is truly surprising Od
chronic complaints such dyspepsia govt. long standing
ties paralysis skin diseass injuries of joints piles dro7sy
prolGpsus OF womb receive immediate and permanent
benefit and dseasea a. arrested and cured
Morristown ia well known one OF the most delightful
healthy villages IL The country rendering H. therefore,
8 very desirable residence for invelids.
Applications admission ne made al III w ater-st
by letter pos. paid 10 Dr. Dexter a, Mors!own S II
IT j. u. wheeler. Attorney and Counselor al
Law and Commissioner OF DeedI, &c will attend IN The
Rsadag Of TsInmsny Hall al oil houra Of the Gay
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From the Washington Union.
Five Questions

From the Washington Union.
Five Questions
Respectfully put in spirit of kindness to those 'oho iu-
cace the destiny Of this Union.
l. What are the real wants of the rapidly extend
ing population of these States
5 Are they not for all individuals good education,
pecuuary independence, kind and charitable spirit,
progress III morality and all useful knowledge, ana the
respect of other nations
g. Will war assist to give good education 10 all to
insure pecuniary independence 10 all; 10 aid IN pro-
noting morality and all useful knowledge Or by un.
necessarily going TO war; will command the respect OF
other nations
the almost exhausess of progress and pros
perity which States Of this Union possess but
which, great extent, are now dormant lot want OIL
that capital which peace would soon create
s. VIII il not under these circumstances, be more IMAM
merely irrational 10 force unnecessarily formidable,
hazardous and uncertain war WIN not be the very
essence of national error especially as time, during
peace is likely gain than war can con-
querl ROBERT OWEN.
Washington, Feb II, 1916
ADMISSION OF CoLoRED CHILDREN IN COMMON
ScHooLs.-The town of Nantucket witnessed, as we
learn from the Nantucket Enquirer, animated and
earnestly contested election. on Monday in the choice of
its School Committee. The main question was, Shall
the colored children be admitted into the public schools
on precisely the the whites and, proba
bly, every deposited with direct reference to
this question. The polls kept open six hours and
the number OF the surprise OF ALL parties
9l6-a greater number than was ever before called
upon local question and only exceeded by vote
Of ls40, which 003. The result was that twelve
of the thirteen candidates TO the admission
of the ceored children into the Grammar Schools
elected, by average majority OF or 10. few era
sures three four defeated the election OF the other
who chosen ri subsequent election on Tuesday.
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OR ATS.

GRATIS.
RcusssiPs unriyEied
SHAVING CREAM the most superior article no IN ufe
Ia neatly On, up IN sas boxes ard presented free OF
chsrae on trial TO all VINO apply al the manufsctnrers
Z. ROUSSEL, l5s Broadway
Wholesale and retail. " In
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Canal officers appointed by the Canal Board,
for the year 1916.
COLLECTORS OF TOLLS

COLLECTORS OF TOLLS
ERIE CANAL. oswEoo CANAL.
albany. II. C. Southwick Salina, Ire Il. Williams
Vest Trov Miron r. Peak Os,cego, Samuel Hawley.
Schenectady J. B. Van Worst cAYUGA SENECA CANAL.
FultonciALe, John Mccarthy Geneua James Bogart.
Little Fails A. S. Loomis. CEEMUNG CANAL
Utica John c. Spafard. RdudRd, Caleb Hills
Rome Cyrus Hayden Fdtrport, John N. Beers.
Syracuse, A. H. Bradley Corning T. McBurney.
Monte-uma VIM II. Day CROOKED LAKE CANAL.
Luons Daniel Various Dresden, AnbroseH. Condit =
Palmyra Pomeroy Tucker Penn Yam, John Ellsworth
Rochester Ii. Bumphrey. cHENANGo CANAL.
BrOckpor. Alfred Smith. Hamilton, E. D.. Wheeler.
Al6iOn, John B. Lee. O1fOrd, Thomas Motifs
LockpOrt Edw'd SHEPPARD Bine hamt0n W. E. Abbott
Black Rock, Stephen Abro.~ GENEsEE VALLEY CANAL.
Buffalo. Hiram P Thayer ScouspiLe T. K. Mcintosh.
cHAMPLAIN CANAL. DdRsuiiie. w. Glenn
.SchuvlerriiLe, Geo. Satteree ONEIDA LAKE CANAL.
Whitehall, s. b. Sargent. Higgins, John l. Cook.
SUPERINTENDENTS
ERIE CANAL. CHAPLAIN CANAL.
Sec. No. l. James Brady Sec. No. l, James Strang.
'' . iona C Burnhau ?, Jas. II. Sheriff.
" g. Orrin Hatch- cAYUGA AND SENECA CANAL.
- a. Mich. Schuyler, Edward 5. Latham.
s. W.Spone nburg CHEMUNG CANAL
g. George Stone Green Bennett.
7, Theo. D. Barton. CROOKED LAKE CANAL.
8, Zebn P. Mason Erastus Page.
" g. David Poucher,* CHENASGo CANAL.
10 Daniel Warner Sec. No. l, Isaac Curtis
H. Nch.E. Darrow,' ?, Thos Noycs,
10, VIM A. Sutton, B. Joseph Carman.'
GENEsEE VALLEY CANAL.
VIM. Tone
INSPECTORS OF BOATS.
albanv Josbua F. Babcock - Svrncus- D. D. Denton,
Vest. Trov Israel Shadbolt Rochester Francis DANA
Jticc Albert C. Allen.
WEIGH MASTERS.
Ne,,. York. Alb Van Arnam ISracHse A. y. Thompson,
Nesp. York Henry Edsell, dOntt:Hmd. j.. Williams
4lbanv. Daniel p Clark Rochester |. A. Montross,
AIbdny David Prest, Buffalo, R9landus :; root
AibasH Theodore Carman, Buffalo, John II. Bailey,
Wcs, IRON. f. Wadsworth HhdehdU John Darlington,
Trov Charles Gillespie GenecG John Fargo,
Scbsgsc,aGy J. A. Bafhydt Sq!inG Quarus Wells,
Utica. Lewis c. LOOMS, Ospego, Marvin Ormsoy
Utica, junction, c. Johnson
Those marked with a are new appointments, and
are Barn Burners of course The of the Hunkers
having been made to walk the plank, the Burners will
have it their own way on the canal this Summer.
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aoWE & EASTMAN

HOWE s. EASTMAN
ATTORNEYS. CorSsELoRs AND SOLICITORS.
Green Bay. w. Terry.
WILL ATTEND promptly 70 The collection and remit.
w of debts and TO the duties their profession IN
1.w I'D Iority TINO o. HOWE.
NA" '-N q EUGENE EASTMAN.
TO
wss,r< Pact Hitchcock NY Measrs Josiah Perham Co
hessi a. CO. = Rsrton Ny Botton
no, a., Ev,ns u s Senator Amos A Lawrence Esq. do
S5iSwIr1 lion. David s. Porter Penn
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HOUSE FURNISHING WAKkHOUeE:-E

Ilery article requisite for housekeeping In the HARDWARE
Cutlery, Tin, Wooden and Willow Ware, may be found al
IS Madenane Hardware-suchas Gridirons, Saucepans
Coffee Roasers Pots, Sadrons, Grdde', Tea Kettles &c
Cutlery Ivory Knives and Forks Of 81 or 81 pieces
or by the dozen without forks Champagne Openers Oyster
Knives, Cork Screws. &c Bright and Jspanned Ware
Plate Warmers Tea Trays, Coal Vases and scutes Can
Egg Boilers with covers, Beef Steak and Oyster D.nos
Ouch Ovens, Yankee BAKERS, &c Patent Enam-led ware
If all variees Sheep Skin and Door Mats Brushes and
Brooms Wooden and Willow Ware, In great vsriety, all
offered al low prices above
A. az Mnideu-lane
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GOODS

MArERI, MEDIcA BoTASIcA,
CONTAINING the Botsuica Analysis, Natural History,
u and Chemical and Medical Properties OF Plants-llus-
rated nv Sp.pdid copied Nature
Tbry.,wo Plants ready Tor delivery Price 81 Any
one however with the letIcrpress perfect and iDdepend
emf NAV be had for only 81 CENTS Apply AZ Tribune
Rn;;iinys) No ! Spruce-st second door. l0f 2awln'
KNTCKERBoCAER'S PROPHECY
FULFILLED = II Is our nslea as. leu eope'
IKuickerbocker Magazine, September, lai5
Tenth Editou-Just Published-Oowling's History OF
por,anism with 81 engrsvings in VARIOUS bindings.
DRIVERS Lectures the Pilgrims Progress Fourth
edition yi,h numerous steel sng5svings
Neal and elegant Bookbndng. IN all lis vgrirties-
s WALKER has IN prepaIanoE ie moot beautiful and
cos,,v styles of Pictorial Bindings for Hsrpers luurs-
"a p;, az ths Cheap Bookstore and Bndery, IL Fulton
s '' in z. WALKER, Ia Faion-si
THE "RoAD TO WEALTH"
SNAIL PAMPHLET, showing the why for
,res are made BIZ advertising extensively, may be had
,;s nj ,hs duly authorized agent, " B. PALMER a, his
comn,rv Newspaper Advertising Agency in the Tribune
S ogii; III I'm
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Gopartnersbips.


CnpA RTNERSEIP.-The undersigned have this
Odsy formed copartaership under the 6rm OF HYDE
Post for The purpose buying and telling eones
hn,,on, hsbes snd various other useful articles Their
nscs ri sinrss Pearst the for many Yeas
aarrn,ieSb v Messrs Horton McCamly.
Feb 10, 1916. H +lI3 Il ny ~ "
l6f 2w Y u. n tOSL.
NTOTICE.-The copaf;Iersnip heretsfore existing be-
~ tween the subscribers, unde The hrn OF a W. Nor
rson dissolved oy nniua consent on hr: OF anuay
Morrison IT, who will continue the business on MS moi
yidusl account. at SIS Broadway. ..
1857 WM. MORRISOS..!r
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lREY l. CO. As Maiden-lane.
SHEKWOOD'S ViBRA-
TORY MAGNETIC MACHINE.

which II has been constructed IL tmparu tho mag
forces continuously with less violence to 6s
sensations Of The patient and with more permanent en-
cacy; al the same time thai s incomparaby less LIS
bic 10 become impaired by use or Encouragement Il
compacy fitted together with ia battery wires, and
other appliances In mahogany OF severed aizo1
and powers at $40 two szes) S2 S and $40 eaehj and
forwarded order parts the Union tho Canadas
West Indies, South America -
Each case accompanied with Manual 10Th edition, PIP
2 81 moincluding complete Manual OF The Practice Of
Medicine with very full Gossary-givng clear and anPle
directions for the the the various disea
which tits applicable and which are found by ne
successful practice hundreds OF operators to include The
mos, prevalent rs well the most peculiar aud obstinate,
that are known TO medical profession Pocket cases Of
magneized homeopathic medicnes-prce eS1wlh MI Oh
recions for their .e will forwarded with the machines
or otherwise according TO order.
tAfSr- n SHERWOOD. M. ID. l02 Chambers st. N. Y.
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6ar6mare, Sc.
AIR FURNACE.

HOT AIR FURNACE.
ALKERs Patent impr0ySSa ao. Az heTbess FUR
n,ces viii hea, economically and efficiently me ar IN me
apartments viii be pure and healthy free NON ous
Tbey are put up under the personal supervision OF mr.
ciion and srs in ali cases warranted to perform well
reference: N. W. Taylor, Esq Governor New-York Hoo
pat m Wsilst; b. Rhodes E,o In Pesrs,reei:
M Thomas McElrah. l54 Nasssu.s; Mr.. Geo. w. Tuck
BasGafa WYNN 1sns 5
Mr. j. H. Ransom 2O9 2d-st; Chemical Bank, Broadwsyi
Egg III ip'~'' GEO WALKER. 2q2 Broadway.
IHtJN WAKE HOUSE, III Greenwich-sl-Kemeys
Breeze l. Sampson, SUCCESSORS to Boorman, Jonnson
Ayres Co. Importers and dealers In Swedish Russia end
English ron nails ship boat and rail ROAD
boiler ron nail rods band hoop and scroll ron sna see.
all sinda- - w
WIRAM KNOWLToN,
ATTORNEY LAW, &C.
Prairie cu Chen, Wisconsin, c.,
DRACTICEs in Grant, Crawfsrd and ST Croix Countess
L Wisconsin, and Clayton County, Iowa
References;
A. g. Miller, Milwaukee
Morgan l. Martin, Green Bay.
Charles Dunn Elk Grove
Daniel Quin, Madison.
VIM. P. Lynde. ESQ. Milwaukee
NJ NJ. Strong Esq Racine ,o,,
A. Hyau Smith, Esq Janesvile. ~ LawIm
OJ0 F.TABLIsHED Intelligence Office -Fan
sgPP1ss E sT Sss Hat.onsI Inieiisenes Office
s9f iemse Dssr Bro.dway, csron House s smeod
THE CHOICEST PREMIUM
Toilet Soaps highly periumed with
nATCHOULY verbena Rose, Bouquet &c. dc. are 10 be
Z found 81 the store Of the subscriber.
z. ROUSsEL, l59 Broadway.
Wholesale and retail ~ linz
WOOD ENGRAVING.
TUDOR HORTON L co. Designers snd Ergravers on
4 Wood No % Nassau-sL iysd
ENGRAvER.
John g. HORTON, Historical and Writing Engrever,
y No 81 Naasau-st iy9r
CHAPPED HANDS.
Ro1sseFs Amaadine
VERY CELEBRATED article for the cartsn cure and
- prevention OF Chsppet HanGl For sale the principal
duggss and dealers IN perumery throughout the UniIeo
States and at the manufacturers
E ROUSsEL No. lss Broadway
Wholesale and rstail. W y"
GEORGIA LUMBER co. Notes wsntedd, az y ,t, Pei
Oeent discouriby D. & PECK, WaiisI - 49,
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In0ia Rubber GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER Carriage Coih-SO pieces II Fig'd
Isf HUTCHINSON RUNYoN. 50 Maldenlan
nAY,s PATENT BRACES for Export-1l5 500
Ddozen embracing all his various styes aud or
sale very low suitable for domestic use and export now In
store ready for Spring trade For sale by ,,,on.ns
n alter lsl May a: y Cordand-'t
51OODYEAI,S Gum Elastic Paper Holde.s.-Thsse
" hodeS bands placing around papers or parcels
OF { eFe II ''''''p'' GEO BEEcHER 100 Broadway
COUDY EARS PATENT.-A ne" and beautiful
" article of Crumb Cloths elegantly painted, mucn cheap
er and durable than drqgsei 100 ,...,.
j3i Il GEO. bEt'InEh' lvo ofoeu"Ay.
iscmopals.
ID E,I0yAI,-WILLIAM OSBORN has removed his
II Printing Office from SO 10 hr s dry Oh Rso
and Job Printing of all kinds neatly and accurately eHecu
Los to lie, al 50 Willlam.st until the Ia! OF May on
very low terms. IL wv
7 OW BER & LIE ROY have removed to their new
IL store numbers 26l and eS Waier-st near PecA sLp
4f2w-
Groceries.
lsNew Orleans Molasses selected for bakers ana retail
grocers use. For sale by HOWELL G IN M..,
ST. CROIX M0LASsEs or The hr'' quality con-
or HOWELL * CtRAUD, lsl Wesst
j Sf HOWELL 4 GTRAUD. lsi We-t-st
S.PEKN CANDl1ES- boxe. low price sperm can
p dos for ss bv Howell. & GIRAUD. lsl Wsst'T'
EERRE's SHAVING CREA,I-Tse. ~ an se, ss.I.
ed having used Ferries Sha7trg Cream We 90 20. es
tate 20 Recommend thspublc ~ The o-s Gean
either domestic or imported now III dse lle' w u we
Rev A Granger S:m' N Emery, Rev. w u Row
ard Rev John r Crane Rev. J. Goodwin lee W oo3-
ward NJ. D, VIM Casey, M ", j. oerfa' ~ u "
HARRISON ". D. MddletowB, CL -,
The above sapetcr article !. Tor sac N Ns or a. ,ne
Eoaaiy pb-ip. Co. l42 Wsisr-st; F Tones Son,o
MsI.6.Isne j. F. Trippe GO and 81 Mscen-.ane Al
r.faiI nv Druggists and Perfuners generally
10 sn & C. FERRE, Proprietor Middletown. CT
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WINDOW SHADES! Wholessle!-J. q. WOOD.
w FORD, 1Sst Broadway, has large assortment OF
Window Shades of importauons and of recent manu-.
acture which he will offer at wholesale hing advance
from first Merchants from the I'D jacent cities win
find the above No (2s94 complete assortment OF ssh
onabe Shades of the latest syles aud at prices that VIII
attention Next door 10 the corner OF Readeat
Jafar,s RriIdinus i4f
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~ GREAT SALE Of Boots and shoes al No.
M Bowery. 10 close Up the concern, commanding this
M day and continue from day 10 day from A. NJ unui
-T p NJ. until all sold.-Gens sewed cali
Boots from &c. to los and 2os Meus pegged Boou from
6s 10 l2s and l4s boys and youths Boots from 5s TO Ss
and lOs. Shoes and Brogans from S. TO 6s boys
and youths from 3 "a and 6s Mems fine Brogans Ia
10 l0a ladies' CATERS from 6s to os Bu,kins and Ties
from 4s TO 6s Slippers from o. TO 6 Rubbers and Sar
das g. Morocco BooIs g. TO Ca Leather Boots o.
10 g. misses and chldrens Caters, n TO Isl misses and
childrsns Shoes Is and A. All other articles In the
same proportion The public generally are invited TO call
soon as the stock be sold of quick Remember tho
No Bowery, 81 the head OF Chatham squsre. l4fIw|
an HATS, HATS.-Psrts Moleskin Hats at S. equal
k 70 hose sold by others al a also elegant dress has
So 50 and 81 25 superior In style and hni2h to tnoss
in many places a. ss neat Hats at 81 G. g. Murch VIII
be pleased 10 see his friends at this establishment
10 Imt GEO. P. II. BROWN, l46 CanaLst
an ECONOMY AND FAsHION-To those WHO
ELL study economy, the subscriber, In accordance WIN
the times has reduced his superior Imitation nloIe-
akin Has on Fur Bodies the extreme low price OF Sz
The above Ia an elegant dress Hat and will compare sd
yan,ageousy with hats sold in this city al and go.
Also Constantly manufacturing Fur and Sk HALE Oh ao
beat quality latest pattern and az the lowest CITY pces o
cash .,.,h Cana con.sn,Iv on
hnd IN in any instance the above does not give Perec
.ssscton 1t be fully obtained BY giving nlo[auon
70 the subscriber. - w. Iis Con.i.,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

Those marked with are new appointments, and
are Barn. Burners of cour The last OF the Hunkers
having been made to walk the plank, the Burners VIII
have it their own way on the canal this Summer.