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5Esuranle.

STATEMENT OF the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
= Company, No II Walsl-Issued from Isl May, 1915,
TO 9lsi December, -
months Policies Ami of premiums. S65,868 81
IL January ....2ij zl,'b7 %
go Total pr ninms months. .S.s. $50 30
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E0k SALE-Ths business Of d Bakery, averaging %
bols flour per week, The year ronnd-oa- o. - Oes'
locations II ihe city TIE bsEehouse has al me convea
fences for conducting large business such ~ ovens 9ur
lofts large cellar for wood and all IN complete ORDER lls
dazzling Is modern bull! house repeis III al 'ne coz
yeniences Tor one gent-al iaies, Win 4nusor
stove attached Tbs business has been long an
The proprietor has hesitation saying tasi me
second 10 none for safety, who unders 1ne
trade and TO save the trouble bur baker Gse app
bsker having the purchase tie COCO VII! sha
utensils and give the ec can ASe esse
OF the premises for I've years The present owner
has contemplated egying the city for The sst Two yeaf
and provided II purchaser and tensn; 10 his inc
viii eaYe for The Yves; Tie Isl OF May !enei dlrsct-
Cd y l. L. Baker Tribune Office giving name anl Iel-f
erce- II satisfactory VIII receive an immediate answe
Possession Fret OF Aprl if required. l-s o--od
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as,,-,iss.i. LAD1E
Adams, Miss Sarah
Arnold, Nos (CiinIou-,t)
applesy. Mis- Caroline
Bray, 1irs. diary
Bray, Mrs
Bake xeli, Mrs
Ball, M..- Sarah Jste
BRuchbach. aiiss Caro- Inc
Brsnnia, Roddy
Barrett Mis-. john
Blanchard Mary
BIaAe, Miss Margaret
Ben ala.n P, leLh-s;.
Berry, &rs. lChariion.sl]
Berry, Mary
Beard, Mrs. Emeiy
Beatty. Mrs. Caroline
Best, Miss Alkaline
Bird, Mrs Julia A.
sr.to1, Mira. Thomas
Bo.ct, Mrs CrihsIiSe
Boss:i, Mrs. Matilda a.
Bsge,, Diiss Mary
Bough.on, Mis-. LydIs A.
Brown. Mrs NJ.
Brown. Miss 2. w.
Booth, Eliza
Brown, 1ir-. Joha
Bolton, Miss SARAH M.
Brooks, Miss c. 2
Boston, Miss M.iinh
Burn, Mrs.. tWm. e..
Bucholzer. Bsrbary
Burgess, Mrs. Mary
Bu,sley, Miss Loqizs g.
But.s.held, Miss Mary
Bnodg, Catharine
Bfysnt, Miss II. 3.
Byrne. Miss Eliza
Clark, bliss Eliza
Clark. Mrs. Anna
Crawford, MIS-.
Canra, Mrs. Ellen
Crane, Mrs. Francis II.
Cla-k, Ann taih-st
Cslighan, Ellen
Cs1m.n, Mrs.. T. L.
C.rtsin, Bridget..2
Cormea. Mrs. Michael
Cox, Miss
Coward. Miss MaiiS
Coursen, Bliss Jane D.
Cogsweli, Ann c.
Cuic. Maria
Culoer, Miss Maria
Curtis. Miss Hsnuah M.
Cuba, Mary
Crunelle. Madame V.
Cruger. Mir Harriet
Cuni,h, Miss Traces
Dasher, Mrs. harthaN
DAVIS, Mis-. Susan
Davis, Miss Euma
Deis hton, Eliza
Dewitt, Mrs. Frances c.
briggs, Mrs. Adeline I.
Driver, Mrs. Frances
Dlomond. Miss Sarah
Dolby, Mrs Hester
Doug,sss, Mrs. abigail
Drummcnd, Miss Ellen
Dussol,, Mi's ArchaDge
Dumunt. Mrs. Mary h.
ErieIr, Miss X.
E!is, Mrs.
I'D wards, NJ IS Mary G.
t.dmonds, Mrs. Calhsrile Il
EasRr, Mfs Lucy
Endicott. Mrs Della NJ.
Flanagan, Miss Mary
ia quhar, Mrs Auuetta
Francis. Mrs Thomas
Fairchild, Mis- Elizabeth
Kendall, Mrs Julis D.
Fem, Miss Traces
FINN, Elizabeth
FitsiInmons, Mary
Finly, Sarah
Flyn, Margaret
Forge, Caroline S.
Gardner, Mrs. william
GhtAey, Miss CaihariEe
Gray, Miss Harriet
Graham, Eliza
Gerre,t, Miss Mary Ann
Gesse !, Maddame
Greedy, Caihsrine
Green, StTs. hiarthH II.
Green. Mary +.
Greeley, Miss Esther
Gill. Mrs Elizabeth
Gillian, Miss Mary
Gilmore, Mrs Sarah
G.lISne, Bridget
Gibson, Miss Mary Anne
UliIcn, ~ les
Gonzsles, Miss Felicia
Golden, Mari
Goss, Miss Augusta F..2
Guy. Miss Sarah
DnnfUrd, Mary
Hammond, Miss Dorothy
Haggsrty, Mlss Frances
Hart, Margaret
HGyt, Miss Sarah f..
Hea.herstnn, Miss MnrselIs
tli,lyHrd, Sarah
Higgins, Miss (Wocs;cr-st
Hiok,, Mrs. Ca,harine
Houshton, Mrs f.. +.
Ho.cornb, Martha l..
Holmes, Miss Hepsebelh
HoyI, Mary
Hunt, Mrs Caroline
Humphries, Miss Mary l..
Hu,iles,one, Mrs. Hannsh
JngersOl, Mrs. Elizabeth
James, Mrs. Sarah
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~. 80 - a,Itps.t s snt Absa,
-. ;, UrrU.IliON sn MOs0P0I.l-

o 4
Sis Fxprr.s Line Tor New. Hsyen-Eare SlM
The s.aunch and elegant s;esuboG Ex.
PRESS Capt Hehcoe. ~" iesve pier foot OF RooseveIs
> II every Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday afternoons
oc r.,rlins she ye.u !-ay,. New Haven every Ma..
nv Wednesday and Friday evening 10 O'Clock Ths
above boat s built expressly for u,s route and was built
Inc NOS. substantial manner being copperei And copper
fastened That lg.lod OF lie travelling pihc DESTROYS
seeing the fare KEEP, the above tcS. VIII do Wei &c pa
Lronize the Express For 'vigh passage having cse
nt sule.oom accomiuudsions apply board the boat
20 J. y, DlLrS, Agent d, l75 Souhsl
y G. freight taken low rst-s, nut Cot received Ailei
O'Clock j2g
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.
ARRIVED.

CLEARED.
Ship Sullivan. Wade, Charleston. Geo Buckley.
Schr Lynchburg Gould, Richmond.
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IS. FOR sALE-A Factory with Water Power,

.sc-. FOE SALE-A FaclOry with Wser Power, st
@ the Hudson River, p miles from New YorS,
by 100 feet, p stories high well lighted and suitable
power horse One each Is and y fact water
wheels in good working order neve f-failing spring
Supplies the pond which the premises. subsau
al stone dam recently put up The power might
be increased with but email expense About acres Of
ground attached fronting $40 feet river dwelling
houses the premises will accommodate families also
house and barn. with Il OF land I'D joining The
above premises pleasantly situated aud possessing many
advantages country residence within few minutes
walk steamboat landing garden attached under
his cultivation. with great variety OF irul &c
The house contains rooms ia very convenient and in
first rat. order-was thoroughly painted last season.
The will De sold separate together reasonable
terms. For farther particulars inquire Of DWIGHT BISH-
or on the premises or C. BENEDICT, No. Chatham
square New. YORK. ii w.
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L. D. HOLSTElN, IrusH
SaNL WILKINS,

by ORDER OF the Hon. Peter oansevoort hrst Judge
ID of Albany County Courts OF the Degree OF Counselor
nant to he provisions OF the statute authorizing attach
pen against abscOndng concealed and nonr ideni do;-
o5s hs, an attachment has Issued against the estate Of Pat
dck Nc Adams anuuesident debtor and resident OF North
Hampton in The Of Massachusetts, and that tie same
will be sold the payment Of his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment cordlng law within
nine the fret publication OF his notice, and
that payment any debts 20 bun by residents OF ls
STATE, and delivery MN his use, any property
within this State belonging him. and the transfer OF any
such property by him. forbidden by .sw and void.
Dated the 18th day OF September, lgi5.
HILTON y VAN WORST,
Attorneys FOR Attaching Creditors, No. 81 sAe-sre- Al
bnly Ci.y. Ol .asgn
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y CIV TYPE FOUNDRY, No IS Ann.st near SOC. 20,
>s'-Tae subscribers hsve opened re-" ioeaery q a
above place where t-y prepared 10 furnish ~ -uc ~
news5A book or fancy types ana every o.a-i
necessary for printing Office The types are
In moa!ds ifou ma;riNes OF The brs o. aSeaIs.
AID are warranted 20 be superior n bsanty a1d dTeny -
say To BE- hsd sny other foundry in the CITY OF
They are Gu ia he latest style expressly 10. seI
Dipping and for his purpose are superior 20 anything ever
before offered The ubc who are invited 20 call SD ex'
anime Tor theMse.ves.
j SIN C0CKCRoFF ovEREND.
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"a RVNT Cg r9S SAFE,

TIE RlChEIS FNRAI, rl..ec -i'sSSt''''
about 10 acres. situate a. s..iLatetl.0"l' y
improvements consist %; large Mansion 80 score"
high Barn Carriag--hclse and stsbe-, Corn-cro ieu'
hI.ed .rita ice together with on-r necessary
well Of sood vaier ant aIe c:sIerl iso Apo
y-ry large garden stocked with great variety oi
lent fruit trees The premises ~ gooG repair iss
land mostly lsd 20 ITSss t.tet tne VIE o. .
premises or the ulsn>ion Win the garden sud .ul
Is NAV the sppic11t TIE hou,e o-ng nooy
t.ru.hei VII be r-nIei either with or without NE l4s
iar. s-d may ne hSd for one Or More yesrs
AM gentleman xislfng ovt. huut S'Iusn1' eouFerI'
ri,s IN his place Persons Ce>srous 10 rIt OF tu Nr
III; Iaas, ca on the -ubscrbrr Al his residence N tza-
S " =, p,a'' - f5E ~ 5 P BRITAIN
~SEYEN FARitS FOX ~ALE.-Pas. 0t the -
Go ale Of the late Major " iilam sdSaf containing v
-Sn o 100 rac, and Beng iToa ore 10 iIes ms
from. The Railroad Depct n Railway 80
No In ucper Ranyvay. - acres " IN oscAu, sVS
buildings; u..o I'VE small hcllses Tor renting.
No gin Upper RsiI"sY = sores =" 'lA houses - ~
No S-On the Woo bdge r0si :: the SouIn end o! i1r
Homestead Farm - 100 scTes Is he purchaser MY
choose. with house md barn ...t,i
No 4-oa the wooibridse So sees without ou.'
ngs. a choice Location. ~,
No 6-On the Star road 90 acres, nearly @dlolhS No
wiki house aud barn, and bounded on one s--e " AS
River. , -, t
No 7-On the road, ~ acres, with hoGse and bsfI
and bounded by the river
Also Farm OF sores. with good hcCss aud oaa, tour
mi e, from Orange on the road NouistoSu WIN ~
acres pasture and wood aud near! dcJo.S wen Gu
culsted for DAIRY or Sheep Farm ,.
Also the house and o: Joining the Homestead towards
the village: house new J acres
Also new land Ohio, Missouri, end Tennessee Tor sale
or exchange n. I. EDGAR, 50 Walst
Nm. EDGAR. Railway. Executors
CLAEESON EDG AR, -
John Edgar offers .or sale his Farm .. w ac Is Que
nile rom Woodbridge. The land in excellent condition.
i22 S'awlIn"
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WI TYSON. 10 we.t..s.N Y.


--l9-l-z-e-s--st-1 1l!LiAEU Il GUS .lNF hkSS
For Pi-;mcut. TUTner'. Chester, GosAsp
u lIrpoa Middleton .of The irans seaonot
al business ep,fl, their They VIII GIVE theis
,sri, ., n, delivery # Boxes. Burie- Packages Rsai
N,f-. Sp.-a VA!nsn- Papers Ard The vii Also give
tt-ntipf to 10. COLLECTION " Notes Bills Drafts &c
miil> 10 respectfully give uoc- Thai Messengers
espslch-j every morning 81 O'clock 10 sid IRON oe
hove p.,,r. and ;l give attention Ia al bass
..e-s connected ;th III, Inc
General sent tda,ua Cos No 7Nsll-sL or Al Thst
: Jeakinss corner DusIe SUI West sts,
SavtD MiLLANn. mILLSkp CO
psT.S CaRS>rL.
iu,Egn [ RYAN. dSu
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List Of Letters Remaining in the NY. Post uhce'
Saturday, February I:

-, p,,o,, ,.ss.on the DATE Of me list IN Sa'e' HeY
- - LADIES' LIST:
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HUBEARD;- PAPERs-BURNAP1 BABCoCL
Al 40. IS JoGr-rrce Cer Tor sale uil ssscrtnsci
Pagers manufactured by the essrs Hubbard conpnEns
Ledge Papers, 0!ge ard white Imperial, Super AoyI'
Roya., Medium, Denny Flat Cap
5snk Folio Posi-, BEsk QLarlo Post, Exchange Csr
EXILE Sape: Cut Cap, ruled and plain.
Letter Paper, ruled ard plsic, ful assortment
PscEel Poet, Super and Extra Super.
Tinted Plate Pape. Colored lmpersS
C0Ored Royals, saiex ent MN.
u. Medium, DO. DC.
u. Double Cap. FOR copy sOoks
F.-s G.Szed Co,orsd Mediums Royals &c Lc
Z. = hzse s-so hand y.r extensive assorneb5i..
Wriuns Pagers Book aud News PrilGns Paper, r.
Pepgfs HARDWARE end Wrapping Papers. They are 81
'ot --eg.1 vi .os sc-s.ne Fa,rni rs2ye.Op PapeE -
s-aS. a,a'es. -,2i osye.t
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g., fo@ SEM y3Ek 9 ssls 49,

lNNtN %
n21a--'n>----- SASY, TROY and
MONTREAL ria Bridgeport Hon,sion.c Md !" esies
S,ilrn.d. First c'sss S6-Srcond ciss, 81
I'm. sfssnloats SIMROD. Capt.. Brooks ~ .nd sURE-
IA Capt W " Topper VII Alternately leave ne Per foot
,f N1rkst,. Eas Rveri tHiiy Sunday sxcepIe4l ii h
- Aher, psssen4.-r- proceei Immediately rom Bridge
1u pou n, arrival OF DE b1a;. Ard without change VI
Cers baggage eTlve n Albany and TOY ne sane s.
t-'urung me Line esver Toy ~ d,fPsst { snt NbsaF
ala IS
freight train Idly - hslfPsst6 a Il
y Fos farmer 4yJl, BON ~ - Frri&h OF tGS
,s-e aog. ,o - " PERRY. Ass0.. at The ohce on Ihe
Pier; 90 7 HALL, How1rl's Hotel Or at Livingston
H'e.'s Express Otnce. 10 Wal--,
MONTREAL AND Er.W-YORk---The ReJolrd Liz,
q COACHES hour, Troy MnaIrea. run IL
ueI yi,h his Line Tickets t,om New.vors 70 M0nIreS
m a., nh. ..r.I an hIAri Toe n0A,. d&
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Ga kOR SALE-A valuable Farm III tsst chester,
S7s Wes,cnes.er County, about 10 miles tom New prE
near Railroad, containing 10 acres of choice Larl
under nigh state OF cultivation The Mansion House,
Farm House arms ana outhou.es commodoUs and a.
ranged 10 he best advantage for convenience aud al IN
good order large number snd variety oi eNetAeht i9
ises in s esnscts this is one Of the brst Farms IN The
County large part purchase money can remain ON
hnnd and mon .age. l. LINCOLN, y Nss-sli-st u y
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,jubIir gonuepanees, &r.
z WINTER ARRANGENIENT.

-zssr-zE-z[I - WINTER ARRANGEMENT
SsSss -Frei2hts for Wh-er- Va ard Pus
bur-. Ps.-Tbe undersigned. for TIE lAs
seven sars ard presently Aentfor St. CHANTS Line freq
~, ciJy P,.ts,urg Pa tsk-s III. method Of ilo'r.ze
bs friends snd the public, hoI haV !ng rsae er
ys mems for Forwarding Nerchandls. Wis RAJ;
roads Ru Wagons during Winter seSson, The West
b. j. now prepared receipt for goods from tas City 70
N-b-.iinr Va via Baltimore and Cumberland Nd o, 10
pirsbur, via philadelphia ans Chsinbersburg Rsoa6
All pooJ. entrusted hts will be- Forwarded without
And nj me owes. raLes, TO either OF h- above
ponls or TIE Ohio R!y-t-
The business vii bt conducted by
WV TYSON 70 Wrstst Ne~York-
BINGHAM Dock sGi StrSitoG, 9hilsd-lphs
JAMES WILSON, North Hvwart-st Bali
NN BINGHAM. Piu-burg. fa
DORSEY ! Black, " he-.ing. Va
,,- Good, Intended fcf lh- Wheeling Ron,e ssoo!d %
ned Navy ork sid Wheeiirg Lisc care OF James WI
I'm Bsiurore Acd those ;or P!is5Ifs, blrShains Line
: l.S.m.rSi Nvir TYSON 10 We.t.,lN Y
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IN CHANCERY, 7tn CircuiL-Wi!iam Z. Tob-y and
L Ma,c-lus Farmer, vs. Dean Know!t0n snd others
Bill .or Partition OF LanGs.-Jerenlah Brown, Of he
defendants in his cause who resides In the STATE Mch
gan is required TO appear thzren before the hr
.- MN day Of Apr next the bill will se Iasen as cog
f-ssed again MN. Dated January 9Th. 1876
CD. B. SEUG"ICk. OF Syracuse,
ia law5~- Coup.ainAnts' Solicitor.
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VNHIkD DISTRICT Polict, Otacr, Es'e1-st-AA
pnrSons Interested Il Claiming property u
SAG toice ONCE. on lie INST Moncsy IN tof, ao
hereby noh-d 10 make proof OF ownership Of sad properly
a. s-lo foce Office before "Wednesday re ION cay OF
February 1876 Is al said property hioh She. e
on SID dAy W. b. sold pubic auction on trsaAS, 90
rsry ist1 sio, S, 10 O'Clock VI 81 so ID SPrure-sL oJ
WAet x "esterv-!i- Aneiooeers-
sac property consists Of Watches Silver Spoons Coi
ns. SD onAis, Old Rope. liz. Of ns articles ta'y
be al Ire AnciioD--rs Room by directions OF Int Mag
COW EDWIN T. COREY, CLERK
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.

ROBERT ii. MORRIS, p. NJ.
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JAMES, 1SI3.-od.cr Receiver u Taxe-. Pubic
Buildings Pars- J. /, isi6-P15Ac N1Lcs j. hereby
gwen, that a. sdcuon Of WI - MAJ: al
r-asnins GnpelG lie l5lh cey of February, az!
per cent on the l5la day OF March Tae Receiver
would upon the Importance making
early payment possible, 10 avoid .c crowd and delay
which necessarily previous ihe per Cent
ages being added. Hours Tor Receiving money IRON " =
Banksb!e money only r-cv- under any circnsLAucl4
j24 if-bI5 JOHN STEWART. Receiver Of Taxrs
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by ORDER OF the Honorable Charles T. Day, Asso-
IL cate Judge ofth- Sewiork Common Pleas-SoIce Is
hereby given, The provisions OF the
orzing attachments against ao-condlsg, Concealed and
nonresident debtors that attachment has issued gga.
The estate OF PLATT BULL and WILLIAM {. BOARD
MAN residents of the State of Alabama and that the
viii sold for the payment OF their debts unless they
pear and discharge such attachment according to Law
within nine months from the FIRST publication OF this notice.
and that the payment Of any deh- due Them by residents
OF this state and The delivery 10 them for he use OF any
property within This State belonging teu and the trans
fer OF any such property by n are forbidden by law and
void. Dated the rwenty-sxth day OF June. l3i5.
JAMES HUMPHREY II Wel-s-
ivll latr9in Attorney for Attaching Creditors
by ukDEi: of Daniel Pratt, Supreme Court Coinmi'-
- soner. Notice is hereby given pursuant 20 he proY
iona Of the authorizing attachments against tosco
ipg conces-d and nonresident debtors that Al attachment
mas ssuei gainsi the estate of julius J. Wool AJnes
dent debtor resden! Of Columbus in tEs Sat- OF oG"
and thai will ~ sold for the payment 81 IDS esos
unless be appear discharge such eschect accNlcDk
law within months from the hrst publcalon o. a
And thai the pay uiento any debts due 70 n ~
residents Of s Stale the delivery 10 TIN or for Is use
any property within this State belonging TO lin sEd ihs
transfer any such properly by him. are forbidden by law,
and are void Dated the .Olh Gay Uf 4nuary, 1916.
j2i law3n FOfbES eHFLDoS
A,torries for Attaching Crediiors, syracusr, s.. Y
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SAILED.
pig Tsnpeo. Peterson, for Franklin, L. Wind w.
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- 4 EAH.s1 sOtt sal E.-slIuaLe On ne Road trc'
New Rochelle White Plains, ahcut-g iiFtAnttrom
S .sch. containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, NIL vi which
1. Plough Land excepting Ten Acres xhichis Wood Lao
Pie place divided By ure and laid out into conTeUle
o,. for cultivation All he fences are Of ssone II soo5
order and the ground high ofcuTaon Tbs buid
ing, AL Of good character and In order Eor TERMS app
TO & !. KENYON, on he premises, Or ~
ssa apRiASCF.. 70 -:oA1pt Nsg-Yors
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a. HOUSE AND FL RNITU ne To LeL-Ihe ad
E. wishing board his family, consisting OF
hn.e. wife and daughter. the present season Offers
his dwelling house. which sitGHted IN genieel reighoo
hood with the furniture which quite ne ard iAshionaD
TO i-t small family desiIous OF keeping house This
offers good opportunity the advertiser would oe willing
take the in part board or the furniture Will De
sold on reasonable terms and would board with the pur
cbaser Anpv AZ No $50 Broadway ID stairs 5fweod+
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=. .EyrN HiiS FnK ~Al.E.-Pa.. .. ~ =.

John B Edgar offers Tor sale his Farm .. w acres OF
mile from Woodbridge. The land IN excellent conuiuoh
iol SfaIy2Ins
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lard in hig1 ofcniuva,c1, situated u 'he toV Il
~ ofEGsichesier. Weschest-r CUun': one t!l MI oti
Harlem Rsiroad Hunts Bridge Gu said Farm there J.;
large dwelling house, Two barns COW she i-houss an!
other buildings Twoyoucg apple orchards ana Yar'
ely OF other fruit, ,x,,
For particulars inquire of John Il Hayward, Charles u
eriire F. Valentine Easchester near tue premises nr VI
SLIM JOSEPH HUSSON, ~ CGamhers'st ~. l.
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O. Tn LET 10 small ismiiies--Neai ana geEieeI
ESQ apartments in the House No Ito Third avenue, be-
tween 18th and 10Th containing three rooms on
door with closets, paniries, CrotOn water, &c &C fnce
800 per annum. Inquire of J. L. HAlNES, l26 Third
avenue in below. Also 10 let the Houses No
9s and 100 Thirdsvenue very desirable and geue- resi-
The Houses will be painted Croton water Wi! oe
ntrof uced and put 10 complete throughout Also
o very desirable stores altered and modernised TO
suit the business Of the tenants. Inquire above 5tlw
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In PURSUANCE OF Al order OF the Surrogate OF the
i County Of New-York, Notice 5 hereby 7yen 70 ali per-
sons having claims sgains; Thsrss Il Waite, lae Of
the city OF NewYork, deceased present the With
The vouchers thereof the Subscribers The residence OF
Edward Philips, Of tn Executors, No % Stanonstfei
IN iheity OF NeYok o. before The first day OF May
Dated NewYork. the tgeBtyourth day Of October
is45 EDWARD PHILIPS
MARY ANN WHITE Executors
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O. 40 RELIGIOUS snd o.ler ts.ocialoIs
E:; L-t-The large Room Of the Coliseum, No ~ broAd
wav is offered 20 Religious and other A.so isiioUa Tor
the ensuing ytar. is I'll adapted for Rel eious meetings
being furnished with pulpit sc. &c and Is COW occ
pied by the English Lutheran Congregation, under the
charge OF Rev Charles Msrtn For particulars apply on
The nranii,es 81 lweod-
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g. FOR SALE.-A dwelling house in East l5th-st
e.; UnionsGuare, tbGilt last year, The house Is
built in modern style four stories high above me base
cn and under cellar = feet IN hes IN rort and rear by
Is feet deep, with story II feet piazza enclosed loI
los feet The house is finished IN the best manner with
mahogany doors siatlary manels, Croon water range
boiler bah closets. &c. &c $1,000 can remain
bond aad mortgage for years. Apply 70 Q. / Z DA-
VISION, Is Irving place - Wv
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g. FOR SALE-Th- modern built Two story and aiic
LIS Brick House. with The lot, No III Madison corner
.fers ous: The house is nearly p feet wide AID Is
Zee, deep 10, nesriy % by so feet Also the two story
and a.iic Brick House and the lot No q Jeerson-s VITA
ne large courtyard 'front.' and convenient yard In the
rear The house 20 by IS feet 10 By nearly 100 feet
Apply TO DR. STEPHEN WOOD-st
10 2a,rln,+ No. I'll Madison,
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n PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate o: The
iCounty of SevYork, notice i hereby given ~ a. per
rayiaE claims against WILLIAM DAWSON ATE Of
the city OF Ne-York cecease-, 10 present The with
he vouchers thereof 70 lie subscriber residence Ne
- Ei-veusiEeet In The city Of YORK Before the
,7Teuiysecond day CT April u-xt Dated Eew-Yors, the
tweliy-hr.l day oi October. 1915
n9i iAssr1 SOPHIA nAVrSNhI .ir,I-s strK.rir
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VALENTINES, Ns-n!iaes Na!enunrs-J ANstNa =
Sell L5S Nsssal-s have hand the Creates a-sos.-
meat OF Valentines De found IL Cupits Regions Aons
wich s-- he following kinds Comic Ssniis MA Love
,ick Ac-o-'e Funny Burlesqle Curious H1io-oas Ses
uiE!, tieArStuck, Why. iraoe-Gle Couri Se9l- on
iea characteristics, B=viiciug PoeEeai HeaL.reaalns,
LoveoeoursgIng, Heart-pierctng. Tr1in eAIIeA'1,r'
venisg h=sst-.c.gs, Despairipg Ravng "a. ase.s.
ias hiEh-fown Lampooning, Rora1uc Loo k;.i.' 20
posa4, tspouss Matrimonial EenpecEcg, Soleus4i ana
a1y Other resies for rar.cuIars OF w.ch Inquire CT
rs JANSEN BELL Sts.orers. &c. l57 Nsssalst
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Real estate.

FOR sALE-The modern built house aud lot N
ELL Peck-sip Ferry WiHa-usburgh Lot - By i0l feet.
with Coonnse ard Court gard in front and Piazza IN Rear
4 beautiful Residence. Terms favorable.
80 ,fv T. LINCOLN 3 Nass7u-st
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An gentleman Whaling Gv.. hut siEusi0n convenient
10 me civ OF New YORK o' 90 wei 10 tar Ms steG-
80 ., ,his MACE Persons cc-irou, 10 reyt or puT t'r,
n ,a "a ON the -ubscrbrr his residence ~ E.lzs-
: =. - 80, " - f5i su.l P BRITAIN.