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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-23
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
r. rIEzfaIIsI<-slM MORRIS AND ESSEN RAlLRoAE
@3Fa sssss---<sc-sI LeHve York, O'Clock a. NJ.
nIrl

-, falIasIr-lrl NIUHKIS AND ESSEN KAILKUAD
A5f4 xs.sssa--fcss l1eRv. New-York, o'clock a. ~
-o'cPk, r. NJ Leave EewArk, 10 o'clk
A. NJ. 1 O'clock PM. Leave Morrisown 7o'clock, A. NJ
, O'Clock, r. ~.
Passengers Oy the Morning Train to MOrris,own Will a.
rive there nj ~ Ock where the stages will be ia re6dns
10 convey them TO Schoocys Mountain, Washington Bel
yidere and Eaon, day 10 Succasunny ,Sanhope Newton
Milford aud Owego on Mondays Wednesdays and I'm
days and Ia RockGway, Dover Sparta and Newton 90
Tuesdsys Thursdays and Saturdays each Line returse
the following days To meet the r. NJ. trains for ~ T.
stage viii ALTO Leave for Baskenrdge every evening
tbs arrival OF lLe NJ Morrstown
Passengers 20 through, To and from Jersey CITY, without
changing On leaving The city palaengers viii tepot
II their baggage in the the foot OF Coands wbes
an Agent VIII be in attendance receive All package,
or bundles must be entered on the wayb tho Coupe
ny will not hold themselves responsible.
Freight will Je forwarded Immediately to Morrisow,
from Albany Basin, by Stephens ard Condips Line d
sloops to Newark or from the transportation Office Of e
~ r. r. and Trans. Co. foot OF Lbertyst desired
wiil be called for In any part OF the city by application
said Office ln3l IRA DODD SunernlsnaerL
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Goal.

DEAtA ORCHARD COAI.-Thirteenth., Yard
Peach Orchard CoalThe subscriber hAs IN AZ opeuad
yard Us above and has On hand choice lot Of Red
hh Ioas selected from the celebrated veins and o,
Ia5 following sizes w Broken Egg Stove and Nut for
sale IL lowest market prices. Also Lehigh White sh
l'erpool and Cumberland Coas hand All OF ina oy
Tor sale from yard vessel. Apply 10
7. STOKES DICKERSON 81 i8th.st near 6tL.ay.uu-
and I07 Anthony-si. near Broadway
N b.-Let!gh and Wh!ts ASH Lump Coal by the cargo
or single an
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y1s an! Be u fgrtA<r eaceet,
.nd all Advertisements made under the orders Of The Post
nas.er-Genersl n Newspaper OF newspapers et-eIs
uncaed 70! in any Post Oce shs be inserted IN t1e pa,
or pape. OF the place where lie otce advertising
nav Be sius:ed, k1zcrnz lie lar ze-t cIrcsLGtlon
- Mr. Pot Of.os LIZ, Pa.seG .Narea ., lei.-
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
County OF NeS-Io rs, Notice Is hereby given all per
sons having clnns against John r Townsend. Of
Cy OF New FORK, deceased. present the with tho
vouchers thereof the subscribers the of Samuel
L sadnore, No 50 Cedarreet in the City OF Neg-York
before the ninth day Of March next Dated
The hfth day ofSeptember, 1916.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, -.
~ law6m SASiI. 7. SKIDMORE Executors.
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BELLEVILLE WYITY Ypa1

rr,rr,, =. DDGtLEV VILE WHITE LEAD
viiI s are receiving from tho factory OF Belle.
dry and 10 OIL put up In easE. md keys yhlS Lead
Io,r II eossy 70 any imported brand FOR sale IN
FRYATf, cAaPsELL T. co. ,4s E,,,,.,
Aso-Rsd Lesd Ltsargs, and Qsnge Gns,., .1I a.,
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1x-s ,r;.tf z1-7T,;.-,.or An sus-t " hitting
- g. u -. Whir-eEJosePh c
TO- 1x--etr n yTrtxon. Robert
49, .y..srT yI-iTs--s Es-YT WHITNEY. George
60 n - JS-fiE=-- F-esrick White. Johr " z
u. - - - yVircn--tsr Thos D
w. g. ;,-;--Jss-v1-, : Winter. Richard
W. i r. s-sE Windsor. Jonr N
L,-5sf-feE T,-o,r, yx:5i.s,,. C.-oN WIIoa. Albert
49, "a iJI-;1a--< ~ Ch.sl Windsor. John
ys-Sf,I.- -, y,-;i1.-- II Hhiiilssey. W-t c
49, 49, 80 yI-s;s--s ca,t Worth, Col JohrIN
Lrss.s--ai. r-a5-irs Woods Thomas
West. W1l Jr SSlcs-r. J a--ss - COS; '.-I
VIM Ct.-issyy yy-:is-1s Geo II Workman. Hugh
y-rfSbf lTy-jrfzr1s DR. Ctssl Woodbury. Csp!
Wilson. James Wilson. John 5zI3s
Wright W ~ Wilkinson We ~ oe'1i4-. JTrn
N.Isod. " NEE, Thomas " ocN-oll1.
Wilson Da-id White. George w !cAu-- = y
Williams. q Il Waffle ? VI w ! H.aH; = =
Wilson Deras1 lVilch@sier, w AEl ', ,.4.1i1
Williams. John Whitley. Ni.ouroa. ares, n
Williams VIZ, 3 WINE Vllla,r oGaz- iHrEVSOo-
Williams William. John g
Wilson W. So- iV-hIt-bo-r i 5 an. aiss "
W-iiIisr1. H. rsa-t York, Cap, Joseph
Wright. Edward Whiting Charles u Lornon, 1has
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,oJ ID .creeaed in good order. FOOD snoo!v ~ al
sizes cool IN yard and delivered first rate order a. yer
10" prices good article OF Red Ash nu, at s. IS per
Ton, delivered free of carriage from SIMPSONS
Coz! YARD. % and u Thompson. st. below Springsl
y. D. Best quality OF Chestnut for engines MI Nv
'JMbEkLASDC OAIl-The k.chart CosI-IylII d..
Schefes IN few Gays cargo Of the above coal fresh
rom ne company mines, Ia good ORDER all luInus al The
1901 o' Ihseuth-st " z For seIe lOw for cash aDDy
20 T. STOKES DICKEBSON, No. 60 Thirt.rnth II r.
.Se Gear otsv1nue and lG7 Anthonyst near Broa1
ff0A1-of ali kinds for sale a; Y B PALMER1s Coal
~ once No. Spr1ce-sL Tribune Buildings No cusn,tes
promptly attended 10. ~ ooo S
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List Of Letters Remaining in the y. Y. Post Once,


u PitAse nsation h< I
ere edo1tt5ed. LADIE
Allen, Mrs Geo
Aup!egai., Mrs Clara
Afrnstesd, Mrs Martha a
Archios ID. Ms. Susan w
Andrews, Mrs 9 Il
Auder,on, MIS- J P
Adams, Mrs Mary
Alcock, miEs VI
Bell, Mrs j
Beuuir. Miss Margaret
Bradley, Miss Nancy
Braunen. Miss Catherine
Bedford. Miss Susan
Bsne. Miss Catherine
Barabine. Madame Z l.
Hgrtel. Mrs Henry
Beekmsn, Mrs Geo {
Bcvisn Eiizsbein
Brew, Miss Jane
Beek!nan, Misc Corne!ia
Bsnahan, Bid g,
BIain, Miss julia
piayney, Mrs. Eleanor
Bates. Miss Elizsbe'n
Blake. Mrs Lucy z
BALDWIN, Miss Mary
BALDWIN, Msdemoiselie NJ
Bets, Miss Laura
Rurk, Miss Ann
Brush, Mrs Henry NJ
Botsfcrd, Mrs Amelia
Burnett, Miss Catherine Il
Yourke. Miss HoDora
Orch. Miss Rebecca
Byrne, Bridge;
Carrow, Mrs Mary
Carpenter, Mrs Beisey
Carroll. Miss Jane
Grafton, Mrs Sarah
Chevalley, Madame
Carrigee, Miss Eliza
Crevar, Madam
Clark. Ana
Cbar:ere, Miss Janne!te
Carrell, Mrs VI y
Clsay. Catherine
Chss, Miss Catherine
CrandaIl, bliss Mary Ann
Call.ghan. Miss Alhs
Caldwell, Mrs II
Cunningham, Mary
Cropan. Mary
Clough, Miss Abby
CcunaghNn. Mary
Clifton. Miss Margaret
Corcoran, Margaret
Conner, Dolly
Comstocs. Mrs { |
Corner. Rosene
Curtis. Mrs Adeline NJ
Corkling. Miss Hanna
Condor. Miss Margaret
Council. Miss Margaret
Corser. Mrs Mariana
Dennis, Mrs Ellen
d. Ianon. Madainoi-elie
Darcy, Miss Mary
Deviin, Sarah
Drake. Mrs Deborah
Delaney, Mrs Bridget
Dorg. Mr. Barbara
Dodge. h,ss Mary r
DOYLE. Miss Margaret
Dinig. Misc Honor
Donnelly, Margaret
Duffy, Sara
Dou glass, Mrs Leu,ia
Douglass, Mrs Mann
Edwards, Mrs Jane
Edwards, Elizabeth
Erhn, Mrs james
Erwin, Mrs Mary Jane
Encelskirger. Mrs
Enard, Miss Marin
Flanagan, Anne
Fairfield, Miss Gertrude
Farley, Bridget
Freeman, Miss Elizabeth
Fellows, Miss Diana
franklin, Elizaneib
Fletcher. Miss Elaner
Fuller, Miss Josephine a
Fur, Mrs
Forbes, Mrs
Foley, Margaret
Flood. Mrs Marseillla
Fitzgerald. Miss Joanna
Foylc. Mrs II
Fox. Miss Chiharine r
Guviif, Mrs = It
Gafiy, hiss Harriet a
Gahagnn. Mrs c n,
Gordon, Mr.. Jane Ann
Griffith, Miss Fanny
Griffin. Miss j Louisa
olsa. Miss Mary
Gileck, Miss Dune Ann
Gillies. Mrs Mary
Gillespie, Miss Mary
Gilmore, Mrs Mary c
Guintal, MHdcmoiselle l.
Harris, Mrs NInry
Hael, Maresrc,
Hette, Madam
Helix, Katharine
Harrison, Mrs Elizabeth
Rmuily. Mary a
Hall. MR. Mary A
Hanley. Miss Emily
HARRISON, Mrs f
Higgins, Mrs Sara
Hilton, Mr. Harriet
Higgens, Miss Ellen
Hogan. Miss Bridget
Hosel, Mrs (Benson.sp
Hopper, Mrs Jacob
Howard, Miss Rosanns
Horn, Madame Albert
Hoare, Mrs Margaret
Hotto, Miss Mary r
Hunt, Miss Julia As
Hull, Miss Lucy
Hu,chinson, Miss Jane
Jarvis, Mrs Agnes
Johnston, Mrs II
Jackson, Abigail
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BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL BINDINGS
NOP EARPER,s pIRIE AID SHAKESPEARE. 3

E'UK HAKPEKs BIbLE ND sEI[AhSE I-'Ilt.' II
l. dubOr's Birds OF America, &c &c
E ". would gratefully acknowledge his obligations 10
the 2Ooo subscribers Harpers Bible for their patronage
and the satisfaction they have invariably expressed he
would suggest no have delayed
the binding Of their copies and mny wish to have HEN done
by Christmas New Years that hey Immediately forward
them his establishment, where they may depend upon
having them substantially aud elegantly bound
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing their Bibles or any other
works 10 called for viii be promptly attended 10. II q
j. sent 10 lie proprietor through le PosiOce or City
Express ED"AKp \" AthEtk,
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- NKW-YORK And H4yRg Conn 80. nv :,

~ SEW-YORkA And HAYRE Commercial ma
100 PacketsTEe subscribers be- w Irf Inc isie
- Ferds and he public that they have been appont.d
oi Esq OF Hare Agents. in New.Yors for the
100 !'ne one OF which Will be dispatched from -
f, hf oagnout the seasou The ships a ~
49,, s ~ De o. LIE a't class, BY Iaen NJ G Us
90 qoi,ty, ana the greatest care taker In 80
s a.c.loa 70 sniPpers as also TO promote re ty
pessage viii &c o. 4ssengers Asthe OF freight and
gers IA doubtless consult their o ana
plying ior farther Information To A-'''esl Dy ap-
d ,.,o,,. w < !. T TAPsCOTT, &c South ST.
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5S-s TAPsCOTT,s FORPICy

1TS-~Ss, iAPsCOTT's FOREIGN tx III,
..EzEsa.T fsngs Emigration Ofce.-Drafts on 1ZseZS
England Ireland, Scotland and Wales -1A-<1s
tain Ireland can procr1re Jl,,f.- NJ bs Sl
able a. sight without dscouot in all The -,J,i PSI
as follows 49, f'P@4 '""t1s,
In England-On Aessrs J. Bsrned & Co Iiver,oot NJ.
aohs ana Provincial Bank Of England and Branches ~
tnroU gho1t ~ S'dicneS,
In seotiand-st0nal Bank OF Scotland and Branches
pfai' can be forwarded By packet ship HOTTIyGrrFR
o. The 2l.t inst-he ROSClUS on he 1890. IN
IhE.AI SEsTERS on the 18th, or Royal Mai stean1
ship from Boston on The lst proxnno ~ 4i
MIA W. j. T. TAPsCOTT, IS south.st
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NTElIBERs OF CUNGRE-~ viii ind lie Poo

u Il V'NVs
vi Escritor one OF tue most useful Accomplishments
ueir tour from the Seat o: Government IL contains
balance per and holder an inksand 9sieeI pens.
letter seal, memorandum tablet, biOuing card, l-luch
measure, India rubber, N gum waters, sticks sealing
wan wax apers, % matches, almanac, recess for
letter stamps They vary IN size from inches by =
inch deep 3: inches hy inches inches deep and
are oid g 80, 81 ~ So - ard - each Some Il them
beautifully gilt and Illuminated, and well adapted for
presents 10 ladies' Persons travelling viii find the scritur
necessary requisite. For sale. wholesale and retail. by
JOHN J. BROWNE co. l22 Fulion.-- near Nassau.
Orler- from, ln. nr.nlnI-N ar.nGed 10. NJ
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!. r-ssssssssszz7 PATERSON RAILROAD

r.. -ssaEaz5zgJ PATERSON RAILROAD
Cos Winter Arrangement To commsrcs
October lst, 1916. Leave
PATERSON DEPOT. Egw-YORE.
O'Clock, A. ". ct o'clock Il ~.
III o'clock, "A. VI. l2t O'Clock. p NJ
8 o'clock p. 81 81 o'clock p NJ
ON SUNDAYS.
Leaves : s 5ss:s ~: 81 s: s$Eo.
Passengers I'D vised to he the Ferry D. ~ pnina
before the hour Of Starting al
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FALL ARRANGEMENT t

FALL ARRANGEMENT
b. PIONEER AND EX- a.a.~IrIS
rt,--s-v,asslsys---E PRESS LINE s-E--Tza
Via Railroad and Canal s->---
From Philadelphia TO Pittsburgh The sboye line is pSz
Ia fu!! operation. Passengers leave Philadelphia sry1
morning al u o'clock, in the beat ard most conlfors5s -
the Packe. Boat "
THIS Is one Of the nos agreeable routes Ina, q TO be -
IN me country The scenery the SGsQuehsrns tpS'%
nlaLa rlyef5 Is unsurpassed for beauty and variety
EY 0ftce IN Philadelphia. No. IA llarLst-st. r.,
II Passengers should be careful no, 10 pay hsif ~,
son In thai city authorized 70 sell acket for this ze
A. q. CUMMINGS, Az
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EAls,I Or csaa.ty seq. t for Sal. De.

VALUABLE FARM or Ccuntry Seat for Sale.
~ Farm OF about l39 acres laely Owned by OSrfet
49, brnkerlof deceased, situated on Inc BANK q. ne
Hudson River, opposite SeNburgh, about TWO miles Nort
OF Fishkiu Landing aud az Joining the land OF Cuban t.
Nerpiauck and others.
This Farm IS all excellent land, and AL IN high state OF
cultivation except about /! acres, covered with wood OF
which about thirds Is valuable red cedar II i one o
fenced and the location is not surpassed by any on he
River, commanding OF ewburgh and nearly he
whole OF NeNburgh Bay. Upon II valuable and never
falling OF which nearly Tue whole eugth
the cnp,!cs into the near the southwest
cry thereof upon which stream dam has been re-
Gently erected.
There ar. three dwelling House, the pace-one, the
Mansion House double frame house. substantially
good order. Il i handsomely situated on an enlnence
ana commands tine view OF New burgh Bay, extending
far beyond Hamburger the North One other OF ule
dwellings good Farm House. and the other II small
Barn. sheds Carriage House &c upon thc place Also \
large orchard which - grated fruit. and other iru't
trees also well o good water and large cisern Fart
OF the purchase money remain unpaid, secured ny
mortgage the premises. desired by the purchaser
and possession he given In month from time OF sale,
ii required.
fnot sold before the sixth day January next these
premises will be offered auction thar day al ten
O'Clock In the forenoon, at the Mansion House on me
premises. For farther particulars inquire Of STEPHEN
BRlNKERHOFF, Poughkeepse. TO WIN. c. HAS.
BROUCN, or DAN'L B. BOlCE, nj their office IN
NewburSh o5o 5tawlothlnn
50 4 FkRlI FOR SALE in the town OF Harrison,
90 Wes,cleser county. the direct road from Rye TO
White Plain=-lt miles from Rye, 1. from White
Plains. y from steamboat landing, and = from hianar-
etk-contaEing about 90 Buildings and ienccs
In good order Situation very tine and land IN ~ On stA
OF cultivation For &c. apply 10 r. ID. BROW N $40
Grand-sL or JOHN PALMER. on the premises 90 II
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DRINTING INK Nsnufactory.-Th- subscriber
Il has recently introduced power ard improved
machinery into his mandatory which enables him fur
uish his customers with very superior article. Printers
and merchants who may have orders Tor Printers Ink will
hnc Them promptly executed moderate prices. snd
rely being supplied with Ink OF excellent quality and
cf interchangeable color The subscriber manufactures lax
OF various coors viz red blue, green &c Orders d.
reced 10 his mandatory, go Fronst between Moutgom
cry and Governor through the Dispatch Post, M be
punctualy attended This paper has been printed by
ink from this mandatory for several years.
rs 2rnD GEnRGE MATHEp
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an6ia- Rnbber GOODS.
PUBBER GOODs.-I,0e0 Goodyear's P.len, Flag
H ne Braces warranted perfect and faLL Lea 9Th
l0,oG px;rs Meas and Misses and ChGren's imported
RU5ters
1,0oo pairs MEMS Metallic over.hoes
l-A-o =. 'La-:es Buzkins
l-l.-l ." e Slippers.
i,n0o e ' Sandals.
Also, s-ge assorneat Of every description OF a;gb,
and aer-proof Goods II for sale 10 am cuaptire,
OF favorable len. 5- he Newark India Rub5-. Nanufsr
.-----z 20. - - eo-E-.aee. os #
INDIA RUBBER Over s6oe--4 7.r7 T.Tg- aud
genera Assortment Of metallic ard sheet Rubb-, Over
sno-s Tor aides ac gentlemen al yshoesa! and rets
oF sale 81 The India Rubber establishment No u Corr
-soe -st- InI7t HORACE r DAY
MAChINTOsH OFERCOAT--An assortment Of
tA-ese superior wsier proof Coa:s. adapted 10 al! eli
mas nav E found a. low prices T.: the India Rubber 3.
La9solHeni OF NE subscriber, No. - CorIisrdt-s
~ HORACE Fl. DAY
HORACE II. DAYS India Rubber Enlightenment
removed IRON No. : NaiGen-.Ie 10 No 9 Cortland
81 IAfee ooors oslow he Western Hotel nl7rf
m LADIES VIII IND Tee Hnesi collection of .legs1,
e" hLhf 10 be found n the Country cor.pri sine oil
.< -ies J< Of oTTrmtI, together with an infnfts va
Tey etosce fancy articles suitable for presenrs al b
jevey and Lamp Establishment opuose he Tsbs .e
His ys fHOS. CRANE BANKS, al Egosdgsy'
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SHEKiFE,, sALE.-Ry vIrlae Of a yyrlL OF ler "a

SHERfFF'S shLE.-By virtue Of WIN OF feri IA
~ clus to directed and delivered will expose To sale
Monday the Seth day OF November next nj II O'Clock
VI, the yestbulc OF the City Hall of the City OF New
York, nil the night, tile and interest OF John a. Morrill,
which he had on the eighteenth of February, thousand
eight hundred and forty five, any time aferward in
whose hands the may be- Of IN and 10 all those
certain lots pieces parcels of land situate lying and
being IN the Twelfth tate yhl Ward Of tie City Of New
York, and known and distinguished PUT OF Harlem
Commons and which said lots hereby conveyed known
or rap Of said Commons, made by Charles Clinton, of
the CITY OF New York Surveyor lots numbers i6, III
liG 10 1865 1884, l65, ld6 67 and 63 between the Second
and Third avenues, and between Eighty third and Eighty
fourth streets which said map Is dated December I32
and Is now he N the office Of the Register OF the Cy
and County OF NciT-York; SAID lots each cOntsinng
appears by the sud map twenty-five feet front and rear
and 6ne hundred feet in depth each SIDE the same
vord Or less and also his right c and interest Of in and
10 ne adjoining half part Of the on
"!c tue said lois acknowledgement with ali nnd sin
gi!sr the ieuement. hsredameHis and appuftcnHnce-
hercuntO belonging In any wise appertaning The
above mentioned properly Is recorded in the eisrrrs
Office, IN i.iber $50, page Gb WM JONES Sheriff
Taos. +. PEERS, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated Newly York Oct. nth 1876 olg layGv
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EeQal Notices.

NOTICE 10 TaN-payer ONCE Brook
Syn November I7th lSi6.-Pursuanl ~ an Act OF the
Legislature entitled An Aci relative the collection OF
Taxes the city of Brooklyn and tor other purposes
pgssed April Gl Gl3,l Notice. IL hereby given that the
Assessment Rolls Taxes for the current year have this
day delivered 10 the Controller OF the city of Brook
yn and that from all taxes which shall be paid TO the said
Controller within thirty days from the date hereof de-.
ducon OF Three per will be- made and that from ell
taxes shall paid after the expiration OF the said
thirty dwiIhn sixty days from said date dednc-
ton of Two per will be nude and that on and nfler
the FIRST Tuesday IN January NEXT one per cent VIII be-
added TO all then remaining unpaid and that on Tue
THIRD Tuesday OF January next the said Controller VIII
deliver The Collectors of the city OF BROOKLYN ho
annexed directing them 10 proceed with regard 10 the I'M
paid taxes in the directed by law.
The Controller would -pecully request those who in
tend avail themselves OF the provisions Of the Act refer
red 10 IN the above notice inform him thereof as soon
practicable, that their bills may he in eudn as to
prevent delay when they may be prepared to pay their
taxes
In compliance with a resolution OF the Mayor and Com
mon Council, NOTICE Is hereby farther given that the
Controller will receive taxes Mt his oic. In the City
Buildings, FROM o CLOCK A. NJ UNTIL O'CLOCK
Z. NJ. and al no other hours. A. II. OSBORN,
CautrDllar
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HERRINE-S tWilders Psientl Fire and Damp Proof
II Salarnander Ssfes-The only objection ever made
against Wders celebrated Patent Fire Proof Salamante
Safes wsstbRi OF the rs; made Thy Wiiderl would
mould and dsmpsu books and papers
The subscriber h:s invented damp proof composition
which he Incorporates ney, 10 the Mahogany Book Case
separate AMI distinct. without altering changing The
Fire Proof Filling patented by Daniel tzgen!1 AID by
him transferred Wilder AT the Patent Office ashng-
toni which renders these Safes the best article Of Tie
kind in
The exclusive hight make sell The above Safes IN
this State : secured 10 the subscriber.
Jone.s celebrated changeshe Bank Lock viii he fur
nished when ordered ana FOR sale manufacturer prices
general assortment o. double and single salamaid-r
Safes.
Also other kn's OF and second hand ones Tor sale
low a the Iron Safe Depot, No 1872 Waier-st
rS imDSW : c. HERRING.
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ELEKIEL THOMAS

In Thirteeph.st. doors from the corner OF Willow.
Mr. Thonass case above alluded 10. n very
and his residence IL whia the rcsch of all, any
call and have The above subsiantised by per
sonnl interview.
~ Remember, all preparations Of WILD CHEReY are
fictitious snd counterfeit except that prepared by Dr.
sWAYNE, n. W. corner OF EIGHTH aud RACE SITS
Philadelphia.
AcENrs ~ NEw-YoRg-CHARLEs II. RING corner Of
Broadway and Johu-,t; K i. SANDS 1873 Bowery; f. B.
WARNER, e5 Beeckerst J. c. HART. SO Grand st.; H.
LEWIS. 81 Greenyvch-s. DoDD. al Broadwny; Mrs
HAYES, Brooklyn; B. OLDs son, Newark; HEADLEY,
PHELPS Co li2 Watersi. and By Agents IN all parts of
! la United Sta..s 81 SIN
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,issss5sss.s.slssSlON Of The NeYs.York and Ere ~
Railroad VIII be opened for passen- NJ
gers and freight on Tuesday next Noyeber9d whea u
hours Of departure VIII 30 changed and until farther no
tie arrangement Will be al follows.
Far PGpengerE,-Leayss New York from foot OF DuGss
st. az O'Clock 4. d. and O'Clock P. ~
Leaves Ousyille 1T 6. A. II. and 81 r. NJ
Fare between New York and OtisyIIs 81 50
For FTeigl.-LeayeB New YORK from 100, Of DusasF
al , O'Clock r NJ Otisyille at II O'Clock A. 81
October 81. 1916. q
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RTcKWHEAr CAKEs-c0y&ETs PATE.ST

- YEAST-Thc De- article used for making Bread,
Bue=siedt CAFES sc. Sc-rhis Yeast i scld which,
beng combined proper chemical proportions with an
akai. inpr-saates The dough with carbo1ic scid gas
without affecting any way tie original properties OF the
Flour and thus hen baked producing PEHFECr BREAD
IL the lse Of CONANT'S PATENT YEAST, there never
can be: good for having poor bread. cheulca.
certainty IL JUS: never - miss as Mathematical
eitainty; end II the bread he light, spougy and
svee-if in a word. II be perfect II Is because the
proportions OF the Yeast and SaPraus not exactly
right The mode Of raising dough i By the slow
process of vnous fermentation the mode j by al
most efervesceuce You make it, snd
hske H. aud have il The table too IN thirty minutes
and eat il cold you Ike, without danger your
health. Sold. wholesale and retail. by
nl2f GASSNER YOUNG. Grocers l32 Chainarl-si
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Instantaneous.

ROBERT II. MORRIS, p. VI.
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RETURNED,

Sssrea ship Eingrant. sailed 10 days hence tor Bre
mon, put back leaky and is now at anchor in the Mr.
Sehr Michigan hence for Baltimore when on Barne
sat sprung both u,asss