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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ships Sully. Cards Bremen: Meyer d Stusen SD
Sprague. Boston Crocker. Crosby Bassett
Bark Weskesg. rilsbury, Amsterdam. VIM Welsser.
Brigs Judsou. Russell, Demarars Canneid spence )
Trojan Michel Wilmington Nesmith e. Walsh Tar
quina Athorp Antigua. master; Tyre, Smith, Dema-
rara s w Lewis; John Hill Pearce, Matanzas, J lay
lor CURL Lothman Cork and market Boorman,
Johnston & Co; Caroline, Jacooin, Stockholm and
rnsrke. Boorman, johnston d Co.
Schrs Ann. Bartlett, Bucksvllc, Badger d Peck
Richard, Gibbs, jr, NBedford; J Johnson, Hil Prov.
Person Roman. Lowell, Boston Armadlo. Sayre,
Philadelphia, Mckee, Hand a. Co; Adair, Walpole, Pc
torsburg James Hunter & Co; Vermillion Jeaman Bal
tinore eager & MAILER; Martha Jane. Darling. Rich
mond < II e. w Pierson N mcCready. Somers Phil
adephia N L McCready Splendid. Citrate. Boston;
Wocott. Ryder, Boston, Greenway, Couch, Richmond,
Allen e. Psxson.
Sloopu Rhode Island hall, Providence; Willard
Rhodes Providence: Moses Eddy. Bloom Providence.
Steamer Ironsides Norman P Philadelphia.
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ga VALUABLE FAilI FIK .HTE-LGsYa

HS u hUabI,JI FAL VI FUH ShIE-LH1IILa Il
- resid-lce of Nicholas Smith, Geceasod pleasanty -
ustsd 90 lle wesL sids OF the Rsri.an river Eoo1
miles soutA ~ Now Brunswick conisiing 4l srrss ra'
orless conss.ng of ahpli ~ acres OF meadows, far ~
isr2s ponon Of which Is in Ga Of cultivation =
well "atefed There Is on tho farm good DWELLINGS,
81 convenient size barn and other ouLbeildings W.
:ni peach orchards IN tll bearing. and variety OF o.
nun trees The beauty and h-atbflln-ss Of ~ saa
fcnaess Of soil and Adapness 10 tho raising OF fusk
pescn H-.s iogeshsr with IL proximity the New. bf
WICK and New York marxets renders this farm well We
No attention Of the gentleman and practical fsrrnek
For farther particulars inquire OF Nicholas Boef1m ar
3. Vaa Dyke, Esqrs al the Mansion House, New.6fS
WICK; ID. w Smilh l0i Middss b-sL Brooklyn l. u ~
Josiah smith. suffolk county L. -nh9 n
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4ys.A FARM FOR sALE..-si,ualeo on TIE Ros1as1s,
New Rochelle 10 White Plains about equ tsisr.ls1.
e@cc, CONTAINING l59 ACRES or LAND, al o. -
Is flcaga Lsne excepting Teu Acres wtichis Woo -
re pace 10 divided by saRe and IL laid o1tntc
ios 'of cci;,Vscco. AL tho fences are Of soce IS
ol-er ah ne ground IN b. cultivation -
MA 81 O. good ct1recte. and IL orcer. For 7EhAs
" $. q. KENYON, OF TIE premises; 80 ~
vs. J. ADHlANGE.. b lehLl-sL Se1-l'-.S
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Total lives insured.
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAM'L HASSAY, Secretary.
NSruRN Posi-. Physician, 5O4 Broadway. al I'm
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE by The United
States Fire Insurance Compsny.-Ohce removed from
No. 81 TO No SO Was This Company continue 10 insure
against and damage by fire the usual OF
MUM J. L. BOVINE, President
JAMES WrLgIE, Secretary s23 Inn
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THE TRIBUNE.
For The Weekly lr'Oahe'
SONNET. To g. " >,


- c1- The weekly Tribune
COMET. To g. ID >.
yyy.r can wish thee thou ~ So-er,
Or lie ita fatr resi-, q. do~niess plume alone
IiLne natn y r., sep amid the rosy hours.
To speeo tey :. ihrouSh Hopes enchanted oo"ets'
On zephJr.wnnp,n e dreams glide perpetual crowd
Thy h earn DAYS arc shsdowed by no cloud
toy ps, ,ssrs are brief as April shswers-.
rg can wish thee could me power oe HiA'e'
81 eirl 10 rule thy horoscope OF doom,
80 Aoecls should radisnt wreath entwine
vi ~ hdslesr lowers along thy path TO bloom.
r., .bould thy future be- cen a. I'VE go"ihs norh-
EsI rl, ,bayn' E.. J.E.N
- THE reader will delecs In the following besnt!-
t,i ines the pen Of wsrm-hearted and sympstheac
,sn,etaan not unknown fame author. an emil
nepi teacher In this City-Eds. Rts.I
For The Haven Register.
On the Death of Rev. stephen b. Bangs.
stood beside the bed
Where lay the youthful saint;
The latest hope OF earth had fled
The a-eting pulse was liant.
Bdsh. was his brow and fair
Bright 10 thsi fesrfu hour;
The stamp Of brilliant mind was there
The mind of truth and power.
Pain had reduced bis frame
Wan wasted worn he lay,
Yet his faded cheek there came
Joys bdghtesr, purest ray.
Pain could not dim the shine
That filed his trustfu eye;
Pain could not shake the faith divine,
That bore his soul on high.
With what smile OF biiss,
In what heavenly tone
He said, How precious Jesus Is,
Apd-pointed 10 the throne
mo cloud upon my mind
Oh. see I'm going home.
In Heaven g bIest realms a crown TO find
come dear Lord ! come.
Sleep Ike a gentle dove,
Came TO his eyelids thea
But soon with look Of jog and love
Fervent he spske again
"sayation Sing. oh sing
Ny fayorte hymn once Score.
Ere my glad spirit spreads her wing
For Canasn's happy shore"
Twas sung; aprayer was made;
Each sad adieu was past;
Eta face In angel light arrayed,
These striking words were last
"In the sweet evening skies
Say-does the sun dectne'"
at does."-" Glory then ntne must rise
In splendor all divine y
Rapture moro rnpt given,
Till tho last moments close,
When the pure spirit passd to Heaven,
As perfume leaves the rose.
Was this the bed 0. pain
Was this the couch of death
All such the faithful Christians gaiu
When he resigns bis breath.
IL was not death TO me
no sadness touch'd my heart;
II thriid me with strange Joy to see
The sainted ono depart.
And. oh when must die
Lord grant thy mercy then
That may reach the same bright sky,
And see his face again. L.
March, 1886.
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List Of Letters Remaining in the NJ. Post Once,
Saturday. April %:
e Plane zss;sea The Of The liz: - r6teh tsey
cys odccrs nj LADIES' LIST

hhor-Ns u II
irern' y, Mary
A6sn-. Z liza L
Baru EFT, Mary Ann
= ak. Mary
Bad Zley, Aiethy Y
Bo.y, Mrs Johu
2 r'.1ley, Miss tFr!.or-It)
bradley. May
SUrie, Mary Z
I 8ayii,, Laurs 81
Brennan. Mary An
B-a,ly. Widow
Bebuishsm, Csthsrine J
S-nrust, CathArine
Boyce, Susan, or MaIgal
OiSrien
Brown. Ck,hhrine
Booth. Sarah J
/ Broad. Mrs Samuel
Brown, A6eliDe
Brooks, Mary z
Bomsn, Nancy
Brown. 5 A
Burnhsu. Maria
Bushhoby, Sophie
Burns, Cathsrine
Brush, Jspe
Bryan Johanna
Chase, Varnsihcio
Cartwright, Csthsrine
Callahan, Mary
Cane, Cethsrioe
Charley Biddy..2
Callighan, Eliza
Carlow Mrs
Cannon, Bridget
Crauios, Mrs Ellen
Cait ouD, Csthsrine
Clayton. Mrs WIN w
Canfry Ellen
Ch'.nie, Mic Tulie
Oh e-Yer. Mia Almirs L
Clifton, Miss Virginia
CDnnor, Mise Ann
C',uroy, Miss Elizabeth
C bombs, hannah
c onnor. julia
Cope. Margrst
Srooker, Mrs VIM B
Conway. Ann
Conner. Elenor
Cutf-e, Sarah Ann
CO. X. Miss Mary c
Cooper. Mrs VIM
Cook, Elizabeth
| Comstock, Julia A
Cooley, Miss Mary z
| Cursn, Miss Cstharine
Culletere. Mary
| Curtis, Eliza J
! Cunningham, Margrei
Cunningham, Mrs c g
CIymer, Mrs A
Daley, Mrs Hannah
Day. Mrs Mary
DAILY, Msrgrei
Davis, Mrs Emily
Davis. Mrs Thomas o
Dewey, Maria
Denprhy. MrsS
Deoyse. Miss Johanna
Dickerso1, Margret
Dlmgs. Catherine
Dickinson. Mrs John
DOwney, Johsrah
DOnhho, Ann
Donelly, Ellen
Doutle, Mics Emma
Dourish, Bridget
Duncan, Miss Eliza
Dunbar, Mary
butcher, Mrs
Dunsier, Mira
Enton, Ann X
Eskler, Susan Ann. 2
Ellison. Sarah L
Elbe RI, Adeline
Ellsworth, Sarah
English. Martha
Exelbry, Mrs
Evans. Mrs
Pagan, Peggy
Farrell, Caihsrine
Fallou, Eleuor
Frazer, Mrs Hehriette
Farley, Julia
Fellows, Estelle D or Rach
Wilder
Fleming, Mrs
.FinegRn, Ann
Film, Mary
Fox. Elizabeth
Folstead, Mrs
FORBADE, Julia
Foster, Margaret Ann
Folg-r. Mrs Fanny
Foss. Mrs Tenn perapce
Gladding, Elizabeth
Garens, Margaret
Clancy, Ann
Gale, Jane
Graham, Mary J
Gray. HELEN
Grant, Elizabeth
Green, Caiharine
Green, Emma
Green, Sarah
Gritfin, Mary
Giliaud, D NJ
Gilherts, Mary Ann
Grifiths, Anne
Gilcrist, Ann
Griffith, Charlotte S
Grifiths. Mrt Edward
Gordon, Sarah
Guttersou, Maria
Huight, elizabeth Z
Hann-~ay. Ellen
Hamilton, Martha
Hsrgsden. NJ S
Hands, Bird get
Hartman, Caroline
Harrison. Mrs (Amos st)
Harris, Mrs J R
Harris. Mary Ann
Herre,age, Harriet
Hennesry, Bridget
Henry. Matilda
Hi. Henrieits
Highly, Mrs John
Hoey. Mrs
nou.tain. Mrs l.
Hopkins, Emma
Hopkins, Margrei
Hooper. Amanda Z
Hou ghton, Elizabeth B
Horn, Miss Julia Ann
Hoyt, Miss Mary Couy
Hudson, Msry 3
Hu ghss, Mrs NJ A
Ingnlls, julia A
lngersol, Elizabeth
jackson, Mary
Jesro,ue, Lucrelis
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feaal Notices.
o,vics or ras NEw-Yoxx Gas LIGHT COMPANY,
Apgil lSth IS,5

OFyics OF TBS NEw-Yoxx Gas LIGHT CosPAsr,(
Aptil iSIh ISi5 3
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS have
Gay csossrec dividend OF foor and one-aslf Per
cent the osps OF this Company FOR TIC s,x noss
eadirs lat February psysoe TO he soeksoceru
and sfsr Friday, lsi May next
The transfer book VIII De closed from The Ssh instant
III that date. By order
ais mi c, I. EvERITT. Secretary
MOTTO 10 hereby gwen letters OF acmins,rsirpo
have oeea granted by the Register OF Wills Tor c City
and County OF feadephs 10 The subscriber, OF TIE COCOA
and chse-s, rights and Credits .; Lewis Otherwise called
Aaron Pou sie ofine city OF Philadelphia deceased s
All persons hSving Claims demands sains, the Of
the sa.t dec-ssec sre eues.e; 10 make known the sas
10 me subscriber without celAy, ard al persons noe o.ed
sre requested 10 make payment % him
THEODORE DU SoSG. Joweler,
IS Staw6w No. 20 n -asI Philadelphia
IN pIRSFaNCE OF aG order OF The Surrogate OF he
County OF New YorS Noice Is hereby given 10 al PEE.
r. having claims asn,l EIhcoert CUreesc1. aIe OF he
civ og Np.Yogk dec ssed 10 PreseGI The sane with Tie
vouchers thereof The subscriber ii me Ones OK Albert
oe.t No - WAltsueSt. N .Se II.y OF Nsw-forS 90
before tbs .5la Day Of July ceNL-Dated Ne~-fok, the
- dEy e. January 1916. -
N lav-51a. MARY GUMS ERSON. AdmlnlstrsI-ir
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THE CROTON WATER


II ter. THE DIAPHRAGM FILTERS
for Purifying Wafer and other Lqlds while uader pressure
JENNISON'S PATENT, 1876,
sale, prices within The OF all Hanusc.
.ory 10 Franko:s- Orders received at - Broadway.
This portable apparatus, not larger than pint
ure be readily attached any hydrani pipe convey
Ing and VIII yield steady OF perfectly pure
wat-r equal 20 TWO hundred gallons per hour under Inc
othe Crotor Than enough for the culinary
OF ine largest hotels separates with equal
~ and dispatch a. The animal vegetable and earthly
found despite Of all possible precautions every dis
;routiag channel OF the Groom and SchGyki They
also constructed for fering water for manufacturing pur-
poses.
The necessity fiiering The Cro;on Water the e-
cheney Of The Diaphragm Filter bears the endorsement oil
The eminent Physicians and Chemists Of city New
YORK, ard h- appreciation OF tho American institute by
awarding 10 Mr.. Jennison Gold Medal The air OF 1915,
for This Filter.
These Filters highly ornamental and wilsst for years,
rot sbs get Of repair subject damage from
tfost, aud when slt 10 OPERATION will prevent the pipes
from bursting They have The merit OF cleansing themselves
and also admirably designed for hltesing The
Schuylk, Mississippi. and al water under pressure.
VIM. n. JENNlSON, for the Proprietor.
A. 80 Broad Instead OF SOL Is formerly. 90 I'm
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,s1aA CHEAT BAnt.AIN.-For sale. eIehsac
~ for property In NewYors ia vicinity 1900 sa
ofnrst land, lying in hodytn Rails County, ~
so1r about 100 mes above ST. Louis lsndnp, al Tho "
u the laud acme y niles Taereis stream o wser pS
Ing through sud snd Is sad there plenty VI Goals
IL For particulars apply al i0j Grand q.
Il M JOHI CONGEE
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ga COUNTRY REsIDESCE-For sale, the FEs
~ containing ~ acres situated within Is minutes, xiH
49, u tue RairoaS Depot q. Eiz16eLhtown, N. J. o.
SAID farm Is good dwelling and oahouscs, &c. kc VIZ
every variety OF the choicest kind Of fruit all In f ~
order For isrt-r psricuars applyt to
ANTHONY j. ELEECKER, Auchopeef
h2l liz No Bfosdal
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AGENCY.-MNING ASSOCIATIONS OF
I AXE SUPERIOR, elsewh-re--Th- subscribers Of
Lf-r ;hr General Agents In The cy New
York 10. several Mining Assocsri Of Lake Superior
and elsewhere They purchase and tel Stocks and
IL The same-fUrpi.h Supplies, &c kc-wiu keep Regis
ter With isl OF Trustees and Cicers-speciens OF Ores
tee severn! Mines aud such oh-r inform Axiom as
considered sfgaue carry object OF such an
Agency They would Be happy 10 execute orders-secev-
sod COMMUNICATE Information 70 par.-s interested.
=. Il WARNER, or
J. D. HAWKS
No Nassau, cor. OF WalLsL
Nrw-YorE. April, 1910 lOt-
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Rn WESTERN VIRGINIA LANDS for SALE
Large tracts OF land sine IN the counties OF WOOD
Richie. Lewis, Gilmore, Kanavhs, Mason jackson,
C1he and Wayne amounting In IN, whole hundred
and egsDtyour thousand hundred and foyoGe acres
These tnds form par. ola large quantity conveyed msnJ
years since IN trust for The North American Land Company
The surviving Trustees cf tAai concern, wishing 10 ind l
liz affairs IN the speedsst manner practicable, now ons,
these lands for sae In large tracts al low prices add on 10
yo'Abe Terms
Mos OF these Lands in counties bordering the Oh:a
river Ia he vicinity ofmporant towns rivers and roadh
Ter quality generally very good the greater part being
well adapted al the purposes Of agriculture, willie ns
Inferior portions sued TO the grazing OF sheep and ca
The Climate OF that pleasant and healthy ADD
from the Increasing Of -nig raon, The country
rapidly improving
Desirable opportunities here afforded for companies
of eigfsnls select large tracts upon which 70 make ht
settlements
Persons wishing 10 purchsse WILL 1. is presumed, desire
view the lands and of this purpose every facility Ia ~
way Of information will be furnished by the undersgned
The upon the isnds paid up IN full For frtsf
information respecting them application be made "a
Office Of The Company, No 81 S.nsonst Philadelphia CIV
the subscriber, j. NJ. STEED, Agecl
milo 2taw6m ParIer.bufg Wood Co VI
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RN ORDER Of tho Honorable Chsries 7. DAILY 1Ge
Dof tie Judges OF the Cour OF Common Pleas Of the City
and County OF New Yock-Noce Is hereby gwen pur-u
ant 10 the provisions OF The authorizing attachments
against soscoueing, conceset and nonresident debofs
thu, attachment has issued the OF David
Morse aresdrnt OF Hayeford West Pemhrooks South
Wales England and that the vii! be sold for the pay
OF his debts, unless he appear and discharge such
tschment according 10 law, within nine months from the
first publication OF this notice. and that the payment Of any
debts due 10 him By his debtors bankers others
and the delivery him for his OF aEy property
money, notes bills OF exchange, belonging him and
the uacer of any other property by them forbidden by
law, and void Dated The Twenty third day of Febr
ary 1876. CLARK L CAMPBELL
ms lawf Attorneys for Attaching Creditors.
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EnKRIER,s SALES,

s,uERIFF,s SALE.-6y virtue VI several WITS OF
- ncri facias TO me directed snd delivered, viii expose
10 sale on "Wednesday the lwentydih day of March ueN
Al 10 O'Clock A 81 NJ the Nrstioule OF the City Hal OF He
Civ OF New-Yor al the ighi e ant interest Of Henry
Wilkes which he had The eleventh day Of November,
one hundred ana frryhve or Al any 'e
afterwards o. and "a all hOse certain lots pieces OF PAR
GELS land siiuz,-, lying and bang 10 The TweHh ale
Nnth) Ward the City of SewYork and known aud as
tnguished certain map made by J. r Bridges Guy
Surveyor OF lands formerly belonging 10 samson benson
and BENJAMIN Vrederburgh deceased silsieia te "rA
Ward OF the City OF New York. which nsp bears dale
S.3auber 1895 aud is now on In the ofce OF the Re
is-r in and oT the CITY and County OF SeSYora ~ lots
So. 6sl hundred and siyty-eght tt69 oaf hundred
si1tynir- tiul four hundred aad seventy and ti
four hundred .rvenIyone which said lott are SO DE-
.gused nus 71D seventy sin sni
arr bounded As follows East ny he Fouth-avenue West
by line drawn parallel the EJurlhaye0ue 90 me ester
IL side herro the distance OF hunarri and lsn EEL
hereirorn Norihariy by lice drawn parallel 10 llHu
hs distance Of MY feet I'VE inches hesom on
the Sou,heriy side thereof an5 Soubely Dy Inc drawn
parallel 7h-sirset the Nohrry side thereof al Ihe
stance OF !Iy feet inches theretron Together win
the her an-ns and spPursuanc-s iherrgni9 belonging
or apg=rtaining WILLIAM JO.Ns.St ~IeilH
FSEDpRicS L. VuLrs Deputy Sheriff
Dated S-yr- York. February Ia. 1876 lui iswow
The sale OF the described property i hereby post
persd until the Gath day OF ADr next nj The same lime
ana plsce. WILLIAM JoSr4S, Shefiu
FREp'S L. VULTE, Deputy Sheriff
Dated New York March p, IS 10. MO- lawtA2i
The sale OF the above described iar her Puspcned un
III Monday the 25th day OF May y, .hs sane Time and
psce. WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
FREp'x L. vrLrE Deputy Sheriff
Dated Nev-Y orh, April a, 1876 as lawtds
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NEW CH ZAP BUOh-BiNDERY,N No. 79 F.Aon
Va corner OF COD up stairs tentrsnee IL 6old-KIG
GINS CIVILIANS are prepared To e1ecaie binding for
booksellers and osserr by The edition Jingle volume In
be neaes MANNER Il ihs lowest possible prices and with
700 work done viii prompuess md u unusually low
prices al In
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PURSUANCE Of a order OF The Surrogate OF he
County Of S-~York Notice. Is hereby given 10 n. per.
sons hsyng ctsiIns against Michael Martin late OF Toe
Ci.y OF New YORK tailor, deceased 10 present the same
YIN ne yocc-r- thereof subscriber al the Office Of
J. l. paye NO - Sssssnstreet in th Guy Of Ne-York
o. or p-i2fe ne tweniyfta day Of Angus, next-Dsted
New oiE, tie 18th day OF February 1916
81 lzwstr- JOHANNA MARTIN aduiuistr.tdr
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CITY L0ANS-PeTsons DESTROYS Of investing money
~ Il he R=venue Bonds Of ;as City with interest q. sI
per payable La March, 1871 sy have lie opporto-
My 60 so Il SUNS Of $50 and upwards If application Il
made a; his Office between Sd Apr and Isl May next
Holders o. Temporary Wafer Loan due Nay lsi 1916
wto DESTROYS OF -!av esng IL said loan oce or
81 h- sane rate OF Interest are requested 10 make
application for LIZ: pose before The 2eta inst
JOHN EVEN, Comptroller.
CIT Of Ne*-York, Cca7trojl-r's Office
April 2;Is. IS+s AZ. tAyr0
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81 HOUSES 10 LET 18th and 18th sts.-nhai
ga Houses brick fronts $3.50 aud Sl25 fsnnur
AA Also, LoiS Tor sale lease. Applylo
II Sms 4 GOODMAN, SO Cedar.s st
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RY ORDER OF George 81. Smith, Supreme Court
- Commissioner notice 10 hereby given that an attach
uent has issued against the OF Holden B. Vaughn,
late OF the State OF Rhode Island, nonresident
debtor and that the viii be sold for the payment vi his
debts unless hs sppear and discharge such attachment ac
cordng law within nine months rom the hrst pubca'
Ion OF this noceaad hst the payment OF any debts due
10 him by residents OF this State. aud the delivery 10 him. or
COR his u. OF any property thin this State belonging TO
him, and the transfer OF any such property by him. for
hidden by law and are yod Dated Norwich. Cdenango
Co Oct. 10Th, 1915. BABCOCK Z RENFORD,
oiS lsw3m r. law6m AuorneysfJr Attaching Creditor.
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tss. HOUSE To LET nj Rocsland Lake-A large,
s3.; well finished House-logetlsT with The Furniture
-% desired will he let for Ihe SdDmsr Steam
boats touch al R1ckAni Lake landing going aud return
iug and froE the city times For terms apply
10 A. p STEPHENS, Rock and Lake. a2ItMl'
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Snsnrnnrs.

MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Comp any
iV1Ofce No II WsL-st
The Company oEen the following advantages 10 the
public:
The premium Il 80 mas be paid IN cash and :tcs
second y months bearing Per cent interest OF
Il may be paid monthly quarterly.
No person IS iAble beyond the amount OF his premium
married insure The life OF Der nusosnt Tree
from sny demands OF his creditors.
There will annual division OF profits, payable scrip
Certificates bearing interest al .. cent which INTEREST,"
10y '''7 '-''- - DIRECTORS.
Seth Low, Robt l. Patterson,
(iuiIlauue Merle VIM. II. Mou,
VIM A. F. Peniz, Edward Anthony,
Lewis c. Grover, John A Underwood,
E.nrv McFarlar Chaa. 5 Mac kneu-
Wu- NJ Simpson, Thos B. Segur,
RoBT. L. PATTERSON, Prest
BENZ. C. MILLER. Sec'Iy.
Jos. L. LoSp, Agent
c. H. McISrrsE. Sub-Agent, 50i HGdson-sL cor Spring
JAMES STEWART, NJ. D. mo. Bond-stl Medical Exsnn-
ner A. tn office daily from : To O'Clock OF 2awu
LIKE INSURANCE.-Th- Mutual Insurance Con-
psny OF the City OF New YORK, Office No. 81 formerly
No 81 Wal-s-The Directors have the satisfaction 10 In
form tie public all claims This Company occhsiored
by the Ae disastrous IRE, and all other Claims have been
adjusted and psid full, ant they deem proper 10 add
st although heir have bean somewhat impaired By
the ae the Company have sill 3eCureiy Invested
capital OF TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTf-FlVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue insure against loss or damage
by FIRE favorable similar Institutions in his
city. >,
Mutual System sd continued up 10 the year 1909 when
the Mutual plan abandoned and charter obtained
retaining the gnaI but Inappropriate the ous
the Company since thai period has been based on en-
INVESTED CAPITAL divided into shares OF dy doarse
BY order, GEORGE IRELAND, President
a. 3. McDosALD, Secretary:
York
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&c. TO iET'-The sscoud third and fourth hoors in he
Sis store No ~ Fuou.st with well hos and hos, Wheel
A@- suitable for light importer OF manufacturers
t,,s
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MINES AND MINERALS.

MINES AND MINERALS.
'I'HE SUBSCRIBER co1rn1=z 70 examine mines aud
mining regions Tor companies aud individuals, and 10
report upon ter capacities, Of he and best
modes OF asilg h- tnciu ding psrs Of furnaces kns &c
His attention nas Cor several years particularly directed
% The working and Of Iron and Copper N all
of me United Sts:ea IN Cuos. The Lake Superior country
&c JAMES T. HODGE, G-oIoeiss and Chemist,
Stockbrd &c Iron Work., Asss.
REFEzZScEs
MessEs- Sacus Co. Joseph Tuckernsa, ESQ
S. r Tistsle Co Theodore Sedgwick, Esq
Sarrr- Ward EIc J. 3. Bctterwor;h, Fac
Apph-aaor can be made TO Mr. BUTTERWOKTH, No.
- Ll,.-.y-st As % .srrra. he ~ iwisktIos
John 81. TRuMBLE, TEEATRE-ALLEY
JOB cARPESTya AND sUr..pEH-
MERCHANTS and others who wish their stores altered
w for me LAT Of May can nsye Il cone as;efuIy .nd
cheap BY applying es so0ve-
All ktrds OF JOB Car2ent-r executed he
possible uocc-- mi9rnyi
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| MARCH REPORT OF ;he Mutual Life Insurance
WI Company OF Ne~Yors No So w all st-Th!s lnstit
during the month OF March issued one hundred and
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.a. pO IEr-Ous large room, win one or Two horse
5 sesI power IN Btooky within leo nnutes walk Of
A@A Fulton Ferry. Inqure he premises, III brtdgeIt
a11 2yy-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

Ia TO LET-A Lo Workshop, tho beet lighted IN
tt.3 the City, with without power Inquire.
S'-A nI9 I'm LOCKE, 81 Aun-st
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.. URFICh TO RhNT-ParI OF an office to Do let
Ell - Nv. T. ) BOSWORTH.
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On TO LET-A Room cad Bedroom, Pantry, Closets
Eaxia aud suitable for u small family. inquire of
-h~A ala I'm J. LOCKE, 81 Ann-sL