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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12
General Notices.
EDGAR JENKINS, Aurtioueer.
Executors, sale Of Valuable Property:

EDGAR JENKINS, Aurtcueer.
IT. Executors sale of Valuable Property,
fronting or Square.-WDl he sold al
Public auction on TUESDAY, the l7th day OF February
81, u O'clock NJ The Merchants Exchange. that large and
eigibly sua ID Lot the West end OF Wahin eonsqnRre
West Washing place. adjoining the tro spcn
buildings erected the past by g. Winthrop Gray
and j. Woodiord Haven, Eeqs
The Lot tor;y-ve feel front Washington square and
one hundred and feet deep West Washington place
is well adapted for literary institution or dwelling
house the largest for two commodlous dwellings
having the privilege Of the party vail OF the house owned
nv g Wn;hrop Cray Esq the usual Terms OF valuation.
The locality believed to be unsurpassed the soil perfect
y dry erdng superior subceafs as may be seen IN me
al Joining dwellings
The residue Of the Lots the West side of the square
owned by Three gentlemen who will doubtless improve
them with dwellings OF the first c'0ss
The above property 10 owned by the undersigned indi-
vduslly and Executors. and perfect tile will be
given.
TERMTen per and the suction fee TO be paid nj The
time the fifteen per cert The I'd day OF March
when the deed viii he delivered The remaining seventy
per in years ii the option OF the pur
chaser with per payable half yearly 10
be- secured ny bond and mortgage
This sale viii be positive 10 the highest bidder.
PHILIP REYNOLDS,
CHARLES McNEaN
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= CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES


Isl .cribrr requests those gentlemen IN Of hand
H some Boos and Shoes 81 very reduced prices To call
S At his old established stand IA Fultcn-'t and exam
nr large assortment which will induce them 10 gi7e him
their custom The unprecedented increase OF his business
durog the last year proves that his sre1 give universal
satisfaction. Dress Boots from 81 50 70 60 warranted to
wear we-nade of the French calf and under his i'm
mediate supervision. Shoes from 81 Is 81 50-.yery
other article bis line equally low prces Customers
boots made TO order al toe shortes roce guar
aid to &. handsomely and easily. Drawings taken Of
the feet add psr lasts made and kept xpressy for each
NB-Boys Boots OF all descrip ions. Southern and
Western wholesale orders punctually attended
JOHN L. WATKINS, ia Futou-sl
IN lmsTTIS between Nassau and Dutch Sta
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DENOvATE your Pisied Gooos-Any person can, IL
II - ,-nut.s lihouI tire OF 3 battery auy DEL
In. snhs.ncr by the pie ard x9etiiioJs applies
Ron f the Silver Using FLUID silver any Kind OF plated
od or any art Gle composed ohrass copper Gernsn
;vs1 Warranted 10 give sat.fsctJn. or money re-
unrn.i For sale hoi-sAle and retsil b.
JOHN J. BROWs K co 10 Fultor-st-
.i.,bv II Chalmers 70 CoFtald-i; Il Many, SO0 Pearl
ar PhiIo P Cr--nly. 72 Gr4nd-.t; C. W. Clark, 65 Bod-
ery; C. v H=nrigar, 6sl Broadway ana Z. B. Warner 20
BIeecker-st -
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DILEs-THE CELEBRATED SPANISH SPECIFIC
for the Pes prepared hy Dlchet at 81 Roos-v ei.t-
c.n sl.o be bought 2eus j. Timpson, l0l Fulton
Il; p Nerkls SeS Grandst a. Mcleod, ifS Hud sonst
II T Ki-rsted $50 Broadway, and u Mrs. Hays lS9 Full
,c,.a, P-oosiyu L, l. l2f 7teud
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II SEE FOURTH PAGE,
hRRIVEn

AkKIVEU.
Brig Adele of Phil Long, from st Jago de Cuba via
Xbara 10 days with mahogany, &c. order. Left at
X schr Independence Conner, for Baltimore next day.
spoke, ith inst Mroporas, bearing SSW, 9 miles dis
tance schv John Drew. from Port au Prince for ny.
9TH inst lat 81 80 lon "a 80 passed Rio Grande OF Phil
steering ESE next day schr Florence from Bait for
ST Thomas The has had constant head winds and
gales during the passage.
Brig Harriet Brown 10 days I'm Bermuda, with fruit,
sc. to w a Davenport.
schr Tioga Collins 5 days from Wilmington NC with
naval to J d Cox.
Schr Atlas. Furnan DAYS from Wilmington Del
with corn meal and -four 10 Buckley.
Schr Albert Rogers, Morrill,, from Maven, with pro-
duce.
Schr Hudson Thatcher Is days trn Rum hey, with
salt To order.
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NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, FE6RU AIRY Ill
POETRY-Truth By Augustus Snodgrsss; wait for
thee by Douglass How ard Molly Aslhor Let never Cruelty
dishouor Beauty; Extract from Wordsworth. Poem by
WIN Wallace. II. EDITORIAL-The Tarif-Speech Of
Mr. Stewart; British Oppression aud American Slavery
Fogging in Prisons; Excitement in Maryland; Our For
eicn Reislions-Ore.on Connecticut, The anti Protective
Tsria Bill; The Land Reform; Education and Democracy
St-ainiug Gnst; New Hampshire Railroad iron-A
Suggestions Removal of the Capital of HE Sis-e Fuel
Saving for Sleam Engines, &c. &c. III. POLITICAL
New-YorS Town Eleciions-OSwego Co.; Palmyra Ohio
test Michigan &c ". SEWS-La,s and ln,ere sting from
Brazil aud The Argentine Republic; From ST. Domiugo
Yuca,sn From The Cherokee; Highly Important from
Mexico. Correspondence OF The Tribune from Pensacola
Texas Nauroo. Ohio. Boston. Iowa bany. Washington
PROCEEDINGS CONGRESS- from RegGl9r Cores pond
ent; Nsw-YoRS LEGISLATURES The Oregon Question
Diplomatic Correspondence between MessT- Buchanan and
Pssenhsm; Appointments by the President and by Gov
Wright; Alabama; New Brunswick, sc. Y. MlSCELLA-
NE0USThe Rich Man-Au Ideal Sketch; Chronicle OF the
Cid Report of the Bloomircds- Asylum fcr the nsan.
Bishop Meade; Questions on the Tariff New England
Fourier Society; Mr.. Ciay-A Scen- hatcher - The
MYSTERIOUS Clipper; Slavery in Maryland; City Items,
from The Dailv Tribune Notices OF My Publications; Nc
VI COMMERCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Stocks.
Money Cattle Market. NewY York Prices Currerl corrected
for The Tribune; New-York Household Markets. &c.
Single copies, put in wrappers os the Mss be
obtained nj the dcsk-p'ice % cents.
" TERMS-SS per wear AL subscriptions payable
;uiexblv in advance. Address
GREELEY McELRATH. Tribune Buildings.
Cor Spruce aud Nassau SITS opposite The Civ Hall.
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~ NEW LINE OF Packets for Liverpool -Packe, OF
1TE 2s, Of February The splendid, fsst sailing and IA
-0Ivorte Jacket ship ROCHESTER, 1000 tons burhen,
Capt; John Bh,ton. will sal Saturday Feb 81 her regu
day The ships Of this line being all 1000 aud up
persons sbont 10 embark for the Old Country viii
fail The advantages be derived from selecting
s line In preference 10 any other their great capacity
renders them every way comfortable AMI conveGst
than ships OF small Glass; and their accommodations TOT
cabin second cabin and seerage passengers. ven
known, superior to those OF any other line Q,
Persons wishing 10 Derths, should not isu ~
early APPLICATION board. the foe. OF Bur,ing
w. J. TAPSCOTT, al their general Wsisen Ian,
The Roches.sr will sail from LIZ LvsS 2 fenas c.n have
Aorl Persons wishing 70 send ,@I oscke or any OF lie
seguiar hre satng on 70 Syorabie Application TO rs
mad. "a above. or 10 Wal TApSGoal, of "-o Tx
fAhD 80 ~ nmoant, payable on demand; without "a
Drafts XII IN. :ipa OF Eng lard, Irelano SCOT
count 10 ~ can a, ali es be obtained on application
~ II letter post psitl IS above IT,, po.,a.
W .ysnt ,cket ship irdck will succeed ,a hoSuss~
ma s.iI on the sih ofTtbnary her regular dsy ~
NO GRUCERs-2oO0 rrams heavy stra" paper, suit
i,- Ixvt.. JAMES NORVAL, leo Johp-st
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rE,- 4 Sovereign Kcmcdy for the following

Ri.ea.c,-any person afflicted with pains syveling-
bndur.. sore. spnsl weakness, construction OF the bow
bronchitis piles. G-uis hit- sweirgs, fever
s, rheu csncer doiorruN, paias OF the
side ard back external inflammation. Can hsve oil
these and any other affection removed winch Is eeSond the
control OF skill or medicine Otherwise known by Ap ply
.ng IT the only Gpofor United Stse' for the sale of
Daieys Magical Pun Extractor, is Fulton-s Sun Build
tpss, New-York 81 Cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

" Mechanics Institute Lectures.-Prot REID
deliver Ihe fifteenth Lecture OF his course OF Lectures
on Chemistry applied the Arts aud Manuacures, on
this Thursday evening 18th inst al O'Clock, IN the Gin
ton Hall Lecture Room.
Saturday Evening. li inst the Dehsnc Class meets for
the discussion OF Literary and Scientific suhlects
Monday evening. 10th inst Mr.. Z. CLARK will deliver
his second Lecture Natural aud Mechanical Philosophy,
ri the Institute Lecture ROOM City Halt Lectures free TO
members Terms of membership 81 Initiation lee and -
yearly dues which gives tue privileges OF the Reading
Rooms aud Library admission 10 Ill Lectures and Debates
aud discount all regular charges 10 nonnemhers OF ~
10 80 per cent the Day Evening Schools French and
Mechanical and Architectural Drawing Classes.
J. J. MAPES, President.
u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

~ A gang OF coun,erfeiters and horse thieves.
VINO bad located themselves at place called Brush
ast in Kentucky. was recently broken up. Several
sbs Gang were arrested and among these was man
.,msd Joe Beauchamp - years OF age, supposed TO be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

The packetshp Switzerland, for London, has anchor
ed at the SW Spit.
The pscketship Virgnian. for Liverpool has been de
tanned will sail first favorable wind Wind Me- with
appearance of storm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

~ Auriculnr & On:c-sion.-Two lectures will he
iani formerly Roman Catboc rres in the city NJ Rome,
now othe Church, Mt the Green-st Me'hodtst Epis-
Chm ch between Broom" and Spring Wednes-
day and Thursday The ith and l2ih psi al hapas! o.
clock. T. NJ.
of the City Of Rome with the Authors personal expe-
rence and escape from Rome. Ladies' and gentlemen are
second Observation-Disclosures Confessions Of Married and
Single Women the Roman Priests Gentlemen OILY 40
EVENINGS lcf5;is'
u Fnle's Astronomical Lecture on Thursday
evening Feb II the Hall 81 III" Society Libnry corner
uf Leonard ana BroaG HvTckcts - ceniso be had a,
the Hall Nj Vale Fr4nklinsquare, where ms Globe
and Sphere and his recent Gard a5c FOR sals n B. The
above instrument will be used ~ the hecufe-the Card
painted II feet by The manner of finding the
Latitude By SlH and OF getting tue Latitude will he
shown also, he msnuer o. cn-rectng The OhleHdsf III III
~ Wistar's BuIsam Of wild Cherry: Regular
Physicians have natural aniipaihy to Patent Medicines
and justly opposed the -" The thousand and
uostrirs offered % ih- public a. certain c'ire' Tor
species OF disease least until they have cv
dence in favor OF ee '0onderut effects but hundreds O.
cases can be cited n whcA WISTARS RALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY has been recommended. and used with
marked success. We give below single instance:
RAsKsSBRIDGE. y. j. Oct 10. 1915.
Mr. Seth ". rle, Boston: Dear Sri perceive by all
useful and highly popular medicine called WlSTARS
BALSAM OE WILD CHERRY. Allow me 10 inform
YOU sir that have IN mr. family with
decided Last fall my wife sick, had
hsd cough consulted physician 'vno visited her
and prescribed rnedciue, which did not relieve
her cough A. last he ordered Or Wisiars basam OF
Wild Cherry. | Immediately procured bottle OF your
agent in this place Mr. D. W. Doiy she tcok H. and !!
cur her entirely. During tie lime had fever myself
which left very weak and feebe hsd severe cough
ychIroub me some time had recourse 10 your Balsan
again. aGd found highly beneficial WAS obliged now
ever lake tvso bottles before entirely we'll AL
who have bad Colds cOushs diseased lungs,
would advise Try Dr. Wisiars Balssm OF Wild Cherry ii
once. (Sisned) DAVID AYERS.
personally acquainted with M Ayers, and believe
his he and entitled the confidence OF
the pubic. tSigaed) Rev. OSCAR HAIRS
Pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church a! Bsstenbrdee
Cases are daily occTrrirs IN par OF the
which prove nconlesRhv The superiority of this Bal
san in every lung and iver Giessc, every
other preparation heretofore known TO the word.
Be careful and get the genuine DR.. Wisisrs basam OF
Wild Cherry None genuine unless il has The SEW WRAP
PER- which ap1ys hesrs The written signature Of l. BUTTS
--sll others counteT-its. SETH W. FONLE,
Proprietor aud General Agent
Price 81 per hottie. six for 81.
Sold wholesale and retail. by a b D SANDS, Drug
cs 20 Fulton-st 27S Broadway and u Ess; Broadway
only agents for New-YorE 0f iteoCis
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DIED

DIED:
On the 10th Jane NJ wife ofJoseph J. Hutton, aged 70
At Hudson 3D. John w. Nash aged 90.
a, Cooperstown, 2sth ult. Mary, wife OF Richard
Cooper aged a.
Al HarpersfeId, Del Co 18th ult. William, Bucking
boz, god
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" Singers, Lawyers. Clergy and Others suffering
from he Or voice, will fn1 the Bronchial Comt the
pleasant and hest certified remedy See cedh-
from those Classes above and Creughs No EOS
Broadway. i7 NTH lm.s
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Amusemeuts.

A 1IERICAN fITsEUN-Every day and evening
"A this week commencing Monday Feb 2-Spieudid Per.
forDsres every evening at7 and "Wednesday and Saur
DAY afternoons ocock-Th- manager has engaged the
following magnificent attractions Signor Biol. The most
splendid Guitarst IN America The Kentucky Mnstres,
he orsi Band of Etopsns in the city, DissoviDg Views
ana Cnromairop- Messrs J. z hal, and Billy WhlocE
SUPERB snocctni Mrs Philpa talented Vocalist
Grand Cosmorama. and Glass Blowing
Admission. * cents md %
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1nrrrz1-,,, a. ~ Of H. 60 hr Edvrd M.,n.
VALUABLE NEW WORKS,
DUBLSHED BY WILEY L PUTNAM, Isl BrosC

VALUABLE NEW WORKS,
DUBLISHED BY WILEY L PUTNAM, Isl Brosd-
L way.
Stories from The Italian Poets by Leigh Hunts! Is.
" Grave AID ,sy. fanc;fr and imaginative
Life IN California / vol. with engravings-Si :.
A excellent book and eel TINED"
The English Pnri-tn D'vires, vol so c.s.
Everv bod. should possess these cheap and good works
Grav's El-gy, most beautifully ilunin eC-SlN
e ENqu-it-lv besuuui and the binding i superb"
ClRrs.'s Complies Concordance 10 Shes spesTs-Ss.
- i n irvsIlsbls acquisition to every library
Zschokke's Tales, by Psrke Goodwin. pit $50 els.
= Distinguished for their good moral tendency"
Handbook OF OH Painting. handsome VOL 80.
- A wors of essential service 20 cur ccunTymen'
Sequel 10 the v-sges of Creation. vol i2mu.-5o cs
- a satisfactory answer In AL his critics.
The Vestiges OF Creation. Third Edition-75 cts.
" Deeply Interesting; tull of startling facts
Cheever's WsnGerings OF Pilgrim, parts-eS cts.
Z" Full Of poetry and deep religious sentiment"
Sketches from Life by Lamar blanchard-75 cts
g Much Of the work Is worthy of Charles Lamb
Jerusalem Delivered by Tasso. vos-S.
The noblest specimen oftrsuslaon in any language"
The Book OF ChrisnHs. by I X Hervey-50 cts.
Comes home 20 the feelings OF all" n 2tis
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Anrtion Bales.
JosIAH RICHARDS. Aueroneer.


JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auetoueer.
RY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT-s.ore
- aI Brosdway-Libersl Cash Advances made on con.
MoNDAY Msrchss
SnArIHoNERY sALE.The usual sale OF Paper sta-
DAY. Tor which eousigumen,s also solicited.
i u1aai essh advances viii be made goods when
Invoices Should be furnished by TIE frs, Of February
= ssSSsass S g s sEs5 5:: SALE
The Forty second Regular New.York Tr.5s Sale of
Books, Stereotype Plates, he ke. VIII commence Al The
above dse TO be conducted heretofore sseorass 10
consgnnen,s Of the above articles respectfully So
nei,ed. -
IS ssS "a anS hss e.
vsnces mad or eensiSTmsn;s asd promo, returns made
THURSDAY Feb IL, a, lOi O'Clock
SHESfFFs SALE OF HAMS, ke Comprising hsrs, ahou!.
ders and chops. off superior quality
Also, quantity OF ire WORKS
Aso secoudhsrd furniture, consisting OF sofss chars
tables Brussels carpet, glass cases, writing desks
safe. &c.
Also small assortment dry goods soap., tow. per.
lmery gsrdoles csk baskets, window shades. &c &c
pi JAMES, Va. MILLER
ID SATURDAY, February 81, 1876,
Al 10 O'clock al No. ? Lioerty.st
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, ke-On credit OF SIX mou:sf FOR
approved endorsed nors-l" packages and lots o. ssh
table and poke, cutlery butcher shoe and bread snvcs
nles butchers drawing Knives plate chest cupboard sud
Trunk locks sn!s .e. tray; and ~.sr' eurtyeomos Tea
and batter chs;ns Carolina boes paieGt and butts;
cAndesGcks sruters German silver add iron and table
spoons Britannia do tobacco boxes table butts Jsmess
wood screws, round and square bolts. etc etc
Also 400 cards spring cutlery being tbs entire lot OF Mot
tram Sons patterns
Catalogues arj goods rc,dy examination three days
before the sale
The above stock are fresh goods and in complete Order
Every lot Will De sold without rsssrve.
AtlOt O'clock at the store OF Gilmsr Small Co ard
5F-rry-st
SOLE LEAruEs-5c0e sides aeriock Sole Leather. 1850
sdes Oak Sole Leather
FRIDAY, Feb =. 1916
A. le O'Clock. at the ,lHr,hLrts' Exchange.
HALLETr's Cows fav.EATY.-Ey oder .. the assgrees
OF Jgnes Russell the undivided ocehif part of Lots s.
and H. laid down upon Map Hasey Estate Hal
D. D. NASH Auction eer.-s,ore lS9 Fuon-s.
EURNITURR-This day Thursday, at 10 O'clock ar
lSg Fuliur.sL by virtue of quantity OF Fur
nurs-tabes chairs, bureaux sofa washstsnds carpets
rugs oilclolh beds,s sos beds and bedding &c
Also II O'clock all the right title and interest OF Henry
Pury In the ship or weasel known the Bevtdere lie
BY ANTHONY j. aLEECkER.
CHANCERY SALE of House and Lot No. SO
u Cortand.s on Friday, the goth Feb. III u O'Clock,
the Mcrchsn,.' Exchange. Lot " by Us feet III 81
ROYAL GURaEY, Auctioueer.
ELEGANT ENGLISH ESGRAVINCS.--Frt-
T. day Eveuing will be srd by GURLEY X HILL, al tho
N-w-York Long Room ,6s Broadway. extensive ard
spe rdd collection OF English Engravngs just Imported,
Including tue line and mexzoinis Many new and inter-
esng subjects will be found among them Also. about %
different productions OF Robert Strange beautifully hnsh-
ed They will be arranged upon the wall for examination
TODAY and tomorrow. IL
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-,ToyrS.-Ue are Offering the remaining stock OF our
- neg and .ecoud-hsnt Hal! Paror. Office and Cooking
Slovs -, cost or exchange: liberal terms splendid
,shogsrv Conu.er-d-sk. secondhand BuresGx, TX
,5n Dnin abe 10 l. long OF Phyi-, mahogany Ta-
bes Refrigerator, Door Screen, Bar. Counter 10 Il
Inv, s,d bsr oolihg G!ss.es Benches and Seats and
s--o,55snf (h4lr. W-.hs.=nGS Cribs, Matira.s and
lot nj yocd Russia piD- To- sale chap. by
i9f St-odt.- MANSHAEM & BROWN, No. 5 Spruce-st
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l2c sis Executors of stephen Richard, decd.

~ The residue of the Coster Estate on the 9Th
aud 7h avenues 55h 6h 57lh sold yesterday,
viii be sold by Mr Al B-ecker, at haltpasi y To-day
The Merchants EAchanCe. IL
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~aTpRIyATES SALE Lots on eh-st, p ny 100
E:s -t hetyye. 7th and 9Th Lott on o3f-c Is
&by 100 feet, between TN and 9lh Lots on
. by 100 feet between 18th and 5h avenues, with
small frame buiing the above !os Also one Lot on
Inc Ro0r,ingcse Road between 81 ard S2lh 20 by
l50 Zee. deep For particulars apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECKEB. Auctoneer,
,orT-y No Broad-st
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BELOW

BELOW.
Bark Lawrence, from Palermo. Also ship, supposed
the Talbot from Canton.
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ENUR SAL E.-The stock and fixtures Of grocery
s now doIrg excellent business. situsted OF the
best business This city The stock IA light ard
of good quality ANY person DESTROYS OF such location
viii ind their interest By addressing line 70 z Tr
bune otce with full and residence, stating when and
where AT interview may be had. III ST.
TTBf.IC S0TrCE.-The subscrihs5 respectfully no.
uh-s TIE Pubic ths he i tbs d1ly authorized Agen: OF
most OF thu hesI Newspapers OF nj The Cities and pnucps
towns 10 he United Sls,ss md Canada. Tor which h
c.ivrs Advertisements and Subscriptions bis CouEi
Newspaper lverslg Agency Trbane Buildings snt for
which ha fully empowered 70 give recep tntrance al
the Goa Ofce - Inns V . f4LNtR
EALKRANNs' Yi.ATEURM SCALES, WAY
rauted perfectly and msnsry correct for s.e by
at.-,-fs.- vhiGI lNHs 4 co >" 'rsil--'
CARPET WORSTEDS-t ana double :. aii- filings
Sof superior quality worsleds OF any nuIne rnsde 10
III Suis 81 Beaver
DENIES. PERMISSIBLE rolls OF Fifty Cens
l. can DO bad al The Tribune oEhes- NH
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~, FOR sALE-A Farm situated in the town Of Green

cS, FOR SALE-A Farm situated in the town Of Green
20 port, Columbia County, and I'D Joiping the Corpora
subscriber II Ia well situated any ia the county for
convenience and beauty, and we'll wstsred with hdDg
springs TIL. house modern br In good repair, and
with al the necessary out-buildngs ANY gentleman de-
srous of purchasing country sea would do well TO look
a, the premises There 10 handsome building sta on
the farm AZ can fonnd in the STATE commanding me
view OF Hudson River and surrounding country sixty
'''U' ' NORMAN NJ FINLAY,
Iof2v. Poughkeepsie, Duchess County.
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1EHE BLUE BOOK, containing tie Official Lisi OF
the Officers Of the United States Gnvernment-price
S5-us published and for sale By j. DlSTURNELL,
II l02 Broadway.
r1NIIt RED BOOK, or Manual Tor the OF the LIE.
slaur- Of The State OF Newio for 1916, containing
1912
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~ American Instiiuic.-A Stated Meeting OF this
Institute vii be held NJ the Repository OF he lnsrute
the Park This Thur.dsyl Evening the 9Th instant Il
! o,clnck Il MEI.iS. Rec. Secretary. IL.
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TIVE TARirr.-The Washington Union OF Tues

day says: ,.,.so uon.e =,
locomotives we trus, the next important quesuon
n The sps will be The reduction OF 'he lar W. un
s:s.apae will be reported very short time BY the
SSonmit,ee Of Ways and Means
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Weneral Notices.


~r Nv lame. NJ. Miller.-By order OF the as
-. pusseu will be sold at the Merchanls'
esnees VI '"e - :, ca,,. y,rL- t,, i.,, AZ ,usr
Exchange, In the chy VI " ~ ~ ~ " 49,
Anclioneer on 2T.h day OF February st at L O'Clock
~ ore undivided fifth part OF those four certain lots.
- ~ rarc.s of land situate lying and being at Hal.
eti's Cove II Inc Couh's VI ~ueeHN' o'n'e Va "
ed certain entitled Map q.
~ -, l,,,t. at ITsle,t,s (oya l. I intended 10 be
tue fisi-e' I-'H
fled Il the Office Oh me CierS OIL 5ao eout % queens "
the numbers four. a. five, 81 ten tle and eleven tl
Eo- ,srt,cnIsrs INQUIRE of James H. Miller No LIB
eivs, (5R7l IIf
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cP- City Fire insurance Company.-CAPfTAL
STOCK 81 n.OGD.-Tti- Company nus continued on n
through the fires in this city in December
1885 and July lsi5 After payment OF al losses 10 date, this
amount Of liz entire csrits end considerable surplus BE-
aides Applications for insurance received e. the office OF
the Company No. 81 Wall-si.
DIRECTORS
Cirrus Hitchcock Richard a Resding,
Iosian Macy George 5. Fox,
Abraham Sell. Joseph W Cerles,
Daniel Triuhe Ralph Mead,
uePs,-s = q saH. Irsd Hawley,
Iohn u Wrigbt Elias Hicks, j.
Pete- Thus David Lyon,
- So, Aaron H. Merchant
Thn;;ss Csrren;sr OBe Vacancy.
Thomas c. ChardavOyne.
Il = READING, President
n Z GRAVY Secretary dis 2meodis
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TIE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE CO.
80 s-Iv snti-a c.prinue 70 ske risks
1ssns &c ,ne,chan5iss and nron.rtv San.r.
on onIn5 Ttds COMPANY has passed