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ARRIVED.


Packet chip Rosciu.. Eldridge I'm Liverpool Jan 18th
with udse 10 E Collins & Co. The Roscius has ex
pcrienced continual succession OF Westerly gales and
severe weather during the whole passage suffered much
os OF sais carried away top gallant mats, stove bull
Wsskn srd received other damage. 60 passengers.
faeket ship Hendrix Hudson. Chadwick. from Lon.
yen ana portsmouth 18Th jan Sd March lat SO Ion 10
+ spose ORG sauna Tor Portsmouth, Nh. The II has had
westerly gales s the passage has been far
North IA Sc and IA far South ns -
1855 amp Europe suIecr I'm Liverpool 18Th Jan.
Snip Ssreetc Taylor IL DIS I'm Norlears with cotton
&C, TO h Collins & Co wiz '0''oN'
snip sea Freeman. IS DIS fn Liverpool with rpdse 10
Taylor & Merrill The Sea 10 AT anchor Al ,hs w 81,
Brig Cordciia, Hatch from Porto Rico Win go, X
10 Scuthmayd & Son. Tbs il a. anchor IN ,hs To-,
i or Bay - NC wv
schr Roe. Avery. ds I'm Baltimore with sour g., >,
johnson Sc Lowden- w. :"
schr Aveneer Hull frn Thona,ion. lime to master
Schr Juno Robinson I'm Tbousstou lime. To master
Schr Ann penman, Simonton I'm Thomasson, lime, TO
matter.
schr Millseen, Terry I'm Baltimore with four sc,
70 johnson 4; Lowdsn.
= Scbr Washington. Lsrkman Virgins.
Sckr James l. Morris. Lake, Virginia
schr Jas L Marsh. Van Name Virginia.
- schr Ftorids Mott Virginia.
sehr Rebecca, Collins, Wilmington, DEL with corn
meal.
sehr Exit Horton, New Haven, Ice, bound to North
Carolina.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YoRK.
CiEAREn

Ships Oneida, Frnck Havre, Boyd & Hincken; hide
pendsnce Allen Liverpool Grinnel Minturn & Co; Eau
chon Araholu Hamburger, Schmidt i Bs,chen Mary
Francis Hubbard. Mobile. Sturgss & Chairman Ton.
quin, HUNT Canton. Cary 81 Co
: Bark Masura. Rich. Havana, J ] Taylor 6 Co.
Schr Baltimore Lssourctte Bait johnson e. iowden
Direct, Briggs Baltimore, & Briggs Homer, Ell
dredgr Boston E & Herrick: Sarah Merrill Strong
Baltimore, eager & MAILER; Westcott, Vance. Phls
6elphia N L MeCresdy; Star. Smal!y Boston Foster &
H!ckerson; Havana Mersheu Philadelphia Pa.s Pier
son; Patrick Henry Chester. Richmond Allen & Pax.
son; orianna Higgins, Philsdelphia Mckee, Hand &
Co; Phoebe Eliza Osborn, Norfolk, Va, Sturges Clear
man &. Co; Olive Corson. NC.
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Removals..

ID EMOVAL-The Brooklyn Flint Glass Co. have re-
lemoved their warehou from 2s Watsr-Ot 10 rs Broad
a. and SO South Wuiam-s.
And will constantly on hand general OF
Glass Ware suitable FOR home foreign markets Drug
ss and Chemical Glass Ware Of every description and Of
uperior quality.
Fancy Erarneled aud Painted Show Jars for druggists
windows, from 1 10 90 gslous each.
26f6w PETER MORTON Agent
D ENIOv BREWSTER has removed his
AALaw Office 10 No II Nassaust secoud story. February
%. 'GlS. me- 2~-
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Ar-rypT AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS evening"
about o'clock. deliberate. but happily sa Ne All
,,rr, a. assassination Oft Ia the house no 34i
auenPe =. - 60 nsrtn,ents of Madame Barbere Vivien
a Fashionable French mliper IL seems, Ioni &C. w
I p ,hat come dime ence Monsieur and Madame
G0oo ~ eoarated on account of domestic oc-
,r.nres which created misunderstanoinss ana oao
S.iines between them Time however seemed 70 nave
is5 the breach on the part OF Monsieur and ne ex'
assea a willingness 10 rehnitc with the LADY FOR tne
n.sensbe purpose OF bringing about this end be was
,ha,e Yesterday afternoon, and 10 the course OF
ax,,snstops arguments, and go forth, he made
plsusible preiext for calling In the ad OF some
Gentleman Of the legal profession ana got Madame 10
send for Mr.. Ralph Lock wood OF No. "a wan street
M lockwood ubcycd the summons ociog ignorant OF
~. mn ruosc for which he wanted and arrived at
Msdnme.s mansion about7 o'clock. On his entering tue
ROOM Monsieur Vivien fired twice az Mr. @ WIN
sni,ro: the frs. ball passed harmessly by but the
struck him on the side Of the shoulder and ganc
ed BY his throat happily failing to make any dangerous
wound Monsieur Vyien wa. irnmediaely arrested anu
locked M TO answer this criminal attempt a. muroer
VIA, The exciting we know moi, lartner
than il would seem Madame was the principal cause
The legal examination, which WIN be neid WI Oh
.nllch,en the public on these points. lTrue sun
parcocrous RoBBERY.-Hickey, the keeper OF
the Courthouse was much surprised evening or two
since when his attention was called to the dome OF tnat
building by seeing large crowd OF persons On
the sidewslks and In the streets watching the move
rnens of small boy who busily engaged in cutting
OF portion oil the copper pipe which conveys the WA
Ter from the platform Of the dome The altitude must
be over one hundred feet but there stood the little
,cap an intensely employed In hooking pound or two
OF the couny's copper he would have been on 'sTe
Grrna playing game OF marbles Tor Keeps Inc hrst
thought that struck the vigan keepers mind was that
he LETT the door which leads to the roof unlocked and
that the little fellow had found bis way up to the dome
BY thai II no was surprired at hndng MIN there
that feeling must have changed into horror when the boy
discovering him below. cooly put the instrument with
which he had been work into his pocket buttoned his
JACKIE, close around him. and prepared TO DO as he was
which was to como down; but not By the route the
keeper expected for he walked TO where the lightning
rod crossed from the side Of the main building TO
the dome and csspne il with bis hsnds md feet slid
down 10 the cornice Of tho main building and thence
tobc ground 10 sney This most daring feat and
Witnessed by hundreds of persons. To get the copper
pipe was his only motive for undertaking IL and he went
up by the same he came down but be must have
ignorant Of the fac, that he was committing de-
probation upon the very crown OF Justice.
ISt. Louis New Era.
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TRANSFER OF FREDERICK DoUGLAss.-It is said
that Thomas AUDI who Inherited Frederick Douglass
has transferred all his right and ,te in the sad Freder
lex to his brother Hugh AUDI This Hugh very foolish
ly permits himsef be angry the sspersons cast upon
his family by Douglass In his narrative notwithstanding
The defender OF the family Thompson declares that the
bo,k Ia all lie and Douglass could never have written
N The presen, owner Hugh avows his intention to spare
no expense or paine TO recover his wandering chaei
should he ever return from his Ia Europe that he
NAV be placed on cotton plantation a; tho South. We
have tsvo notions this the first H. that Freder
ick will be hard 10 CATCH and the second that he Is
- NAT A. S. Standard.
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IS SUTICE-A BARGAIN.-A Country Sea. anc
Farm for ssc the viii of Someryile. So,e-
Co. Interchangeable Farm consists OF 10 aefes
OF Land 3 OF which wood. The buildings all ne"
and bulk within yesr-House End Barn both oulI py
days ant OF the best material The House Is pun. ~
he syle q by % feet front hall through t1e
psror- finished with marble msutrs pazzs leet II z.
sad - feet down each sid-tog-ter win W
top OF -st House Story KITCHEN IN me rear ~. ce
lar urder the whole of The main building with psnriss and
al through the The osa Is oV i--i
long and painted whe-Carrsse House, ice douse &c
Also, great variety Of frlr OF al crscPuons-eossa-
with quantity OF shrubbery.
TIE premises lie within fsur hundred yards OF The country
Seat AID abou, ouartrr of mile of The Railroad. The
place Is abou, tvso hours aud half from the city. For far
her particular, inquire OF subscriber aud proprietor OF
N, National uoIel No. Cor,iand.-st New YORK
81 Eeod CSAS, WGkOtF-
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7 AKt:k SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Lin The City OF NevYofk.-Wibe sold al prouc suction
at the Merchants Exchange Thursday, March u, 1885
under ha direction Stephen Csmbrec,g Esq Master IN
Chancery. by ANTHOSY J. BLEECHER. Auci!oneer
lhs following described propery-psrt OF he estse OF joel
The Lot ant Store No as William -. one door South
Wall.sl Lot p fee! snd Il inches vida in 'front.'
Also hs Lo. and Store No 4lWian ST mex! adjoining
Also The Lo, snd Store No So Ms!deuane, Lot % feet
and S iDchss vide IN front.
Also. Lot and Store No la PssTIst LOTS teel ana
Also the Lot. aud Stores Nos rs and 100 Mairu-sne
which TAKEN together are So feet and to inches wide 10
front. -
feel and inches wil- IN 'front.'
Also The ,wo tots aud Houses Nos. 10 and y Oovsrs
which taken together ~ tee! and Inches w'e N
front
Also the Lot and House No &c wst-rs Lot feet and
iush-s wide II font
Also all those ve Lots with The Buildings thereon si'
the We.terlv corner ~ Pearl Snl hague s
Hayue-sL and which TAKEN sei.r are 60 r hid hshes
font PeaTl,t aid III Zee: inches In 'front.' on nag
AIso NIL those three Lots wiki the Buildings thereon st
ueed on The Northwest :orner Of Cherry aud kooseTet
ats aud kao~n Nos AZ aud a Cherry.st snd No "
Rooseves ard which taken together are 81 feet ana men
in front Cheys, aud s. feet and iochss 10 front on
Rposevs-sL
Also the vo Lots with tie Buijlngs thereof known a.
Nos 90 and I'll Cherry 81 aad which taEea nseh- are %
feet and inches in front on Cherry--t
Also, The nine Lots OF lad VIII! the Bg!in2s 'h-Teon'
situate the North esery corner ~ Monice and w a.
nut and which Asen together l2i feet aud rchs'
W.nuLsi and $50 feet and inches In 'font on
MonroesL =
land n SOomingdae, known respectively - La :
snd Monte Aa All which aAeu together contain ~
ncr-s more 90 less
of tn purchlss money ren'r bond amt mortgage
L,hographic Maps showing ihe location aud Glenscns
or the property. may he had upon application % a >
Bleecker Aucti5ueei. Broad.st
2sfiml2 BUrLEe y FVARTS, NJ bsnover-st
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49, sS.PF0~iItUN 70 Imposition -kx ytsas
Lire for tstjtlrd via New HsVeu-Fure to
New Haven 80 re1Is; through - Hartford
g. No rharg" for brrhs.Che sisuuch aud -cg .elu
EXPRESS Capt Hitchcock. will leave pier i,ct Of
Roo.evei e. 4 ever Tses Tag, Thursday aud Saturday
afternoon at O'CLOCK Rsmtning will leave New as
every Moudas Wedne8iay md Friday evenirs. alto
O'Clock Tha hoa N' bulk expressly ior hts rOas.
and built in ne G!pit Substantial manner. bsug cop
perei and copre-.l-trGcd rhl portion OF the rtvsng
public ds-rJu. ot tho the above ow
will do well 10 ptroaizs t1s Expres. For freight
pas 5,geh4gns -le Gtut Ncre--pj acruo'mn iatons
apply or buted The boa, or 30 }. y. UtLrS. AgeuG
IL Snui3--.. NJ stairs
Y B-FreIsh taken At o'g rates but nos received ser
Pod OK .6f
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From the Boston Courier.
CATO REDlvivU5.
- rs,s,s paa Improvements BY Senator Allss.
Nv voice Is still for war
r,,s. niggers can The Senate long debate
Whieh OF The TWO TO choose. the ohote or none
No let us rise at once. snatch up our broonsacks
And with the force OF forty thousand wildcats,
Sci on John Bull eat up the Rocky Mountains.
ppmp dry the Atlantic and charge home upon him
perhsps some 6st more knuckly than the rest
Nav smash bis ribs and give him sound licking.
piss fathers rise the coons demsnd your help
R,se and revenge your murdered nusquashes,
Or lose their skins. The corps of slaughtered wood.
Manure the fields of Oregon while we cnucRs
slt here on wages Of eight dollars a day,
Besides the plunder of red tape and penknives
chopp!ne cold logic on previous question
Halring betvxt pai,ry hawk and buzzard.
While this great Gauss impends. whether we shall
Now sacrifice our pantaloons 70 honor,
~ v~r them out with long heroic sitting.
Pou.e mn for shame ye western swapping turtles,
And sbow yourselves true sons of gunpowder.
pon.e up. We horse and. alligator Trcjans
Ronse up. sag our brothers OF old Buncombe
Flourish their speeches, and cry out for battle !
Tom Thumbs great shade complains that weare sio"
; And Palstaf's ghost walks unrevensed among u.s.
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- SiTUMINUUS COAL LAND-FoR SALE
OF luminous Goa! l-nd situate in Disci No.
- 8, Allegheny county, Nd, within Tnl- o; LoElng
Coming Iron WORKS, 10 miles from Cuno-:.s-c, On The
Chesapeake and OEo Canal containing II ceres OF an
win good iron Two-trt- OF Tue lana
vel covered Win thrifty mite OAK and cle-auIo4k TIM
ber Ten Cleared sut the SOL good sc susc-p
tnie ergvs;ioa- 1. IL within miles OF the Maryland
Mining Company RAiiros5, which vii! be completed 10
March u sfusbIrg n,ers=etng win the railroad Of
said Iron workI locating.
Il VIII be sold altogether undivided ha % suit pr.-
chasers For price and apply a. The Country News
paper Advertising Agency ot V. 3. PALMER,
Isl 2Aw5w Tribune Bulldogs, New York
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TITO PRINTERS and Newspaper Proaue,or.
double cyuder printing machine. bed alxs! inches.
do do do do 90 44xS.
The above presses hsv- been Used oui
raned 10 be In perfect order and will be sold a. os prices
M Inc R HOE co. p -nd 81 Goldst
fhnU" >rORk ruk SALE-Wnn good LOCK
~ OF goods and doing eSc-lisnt business Address
CASH Tribune cdce with real nsm-, s;s:ing whs.s
interview be had. All Communications strictly conf
dsndal MI lw-
STEAh PUWEE-Roous 10 reul Win -.esi power.
SApplyso 4 HOE x co. . end 81 Gold-ss mi wv
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List Of Letters Remaining in the N.Y. Post once'
Saturday, March Z:
1T Plea. ,.r,aoa 1ae pArx Of ne Lt's IN eh'ea .ees
~ LADIES' LIST!

~ PitcxS nfe1O" -
! or. adr1,i.ed. LADIE
: aps,i,.y Yrs. Elijah Z.
| ns.ms. Mrs. Sarah Ann
ashhy, Leretis
! Adams, Sarah G.
Appieron, Mrs Mary E
Baines, Mrs. Susan w
Barrett. Mi-s
Blair, Ms. Hy
Bsj-rl, NJ. A
Brsmhle, Miss Caroline
Bates, Miss Fanny
Blssland Mrs
Baxter. Misc Elizsbslb q.
Raid win. Ellen
Banks. Miss Ann
Ben,ssll. Mira L.
Berry. Mrs. Eliza
Rei,rl Mr. Elizabeth
Benmsn. Mrs. Lucinda
Birch. Miss Mary Ann
Big1s, Mrs ph7oe
Boy le, Mrs.. c e
How-rs, Miss t.fichis
Boston. hrs. Abce c.
Bowman. Mrs E.izh
Bolts Miss jane
Butler, mrs. } J.
CnprOn, Mrs. Mary $.
Chambers, Mlss
Crandsll, Miss Mary Ann
Call shan, Miss Bridget
Chamberlain. Mrs. MsriR
Clarendon, Miss NJ.
Clark, Mas Prudence
Chandler, Elizabeth s.
Caomsn, Mrs.
Carroll. Miss Ann
Clements, Mice Ann NJ.
Ciper!y, Mrs Henry J-x
Cody Miss Frances
Cook, Miss P.
Cooper, Esther z.
Copiapd, Jane
Coimsn, Miss Mary D.
Connor, Miss Mary.
Coates, MISS Dorothy
Condor, biiss Hargare,
Cromwell, Sarah NJ.
Coutes, Mrs. L c.
Coihr, Nliss Julia
Connolly, Mics Cathartne
Cook, Mrs. Heosibeih B.
Colby, Miss Mary z.
Culher., Misc
Cunnipg CHAM. Eliza
Gum, Miss Mary
Cunningham, Miss Il.
Clymsr, Mrs. A.
Danforth, Mrs. Julia
Daniels, Mrs. Enzsbelh
D.nisor. MiSs Maria J.
Doher,y. Miss tMulberry-st
Doren, Caihsrins
Downic, Mrs. (Cedar-st
Donaghoe. Mary Ann
Dswney, Mary
Dunniog, Miss Sarah
Duffy. Mrs. Mary
Dutch, NJ SO Sarah R.
Ducher, Mrs. Susan
Dyet,e, Mrs. Jessy A.
Edwards, Mrs. John
Eidridge, Mrs Mary C.
Emery, Miss Sarah
FInherty, Bridget
Frenderburgb, Susana
Ferris, Ann Augusta
F orsy'h, Jene
Fox. Marin w.
Gnilaher, Ann l..
Grant, Mary c.
Gsll,gun, Mary
Gragg. Sara. A.
Gre.ulesf, Mrs.
Grllhlh, EieAnOr
Griffin, Hannah
Griffith, Mary +.
Golden, Msrsare,..2
Gordon, Elizabeth. 2
Guttcrson. Maria j.
Hartiick, Christiaua
Hati-y, Bridget
Hall, Susan
Hall. MARY
Hnnnsha, Isabella
Hsberling. Margsreths
Hall, Mary z.
Hsllett, Mary Aun
Hart, Sarah Ann
Helper, E. r.
Heath, Csthrine
Hicks Miss J. A.
Hopper, Charity Ann
Hoyi, Mr.. Jscob
Hofert, Margaret
Hoes, Mrs P. s.
Hougnion, Sarah
Hu tchep, Eliza
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Goal.

LACKAWANA COAL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now selling h, retail, and de-
hverng customers from the yards OF The Delaware
and Hudson Csna Company, OF King Green wch
and The foot OF Gouverneur r hi. very desir
bic Coal of the right size for stoves, rsnees.Sc
Also al her yard, OF Greenwich and Hsumersey
sts various kinds OF Schuylk, Lehign aud Liverpool
Coal of the best quality good supply Of Lump Coal Of
superior kind for steamboats, and smelling iron &c.
Isl II SYKES WURTS.
&c PER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Goal, hrs, qlal.
90 iy and large size for sale the above low price from
yard 81 per chsdron less when taken direct from
ship. A,,he above price, Liverpool Coal more ecouom
ics fuel than Anihrsci,a Apply -
r STOKES DIcKERSON
Tr Noe. ln5 and Ir7 Anthouy-sI uesr Broadway
GOAL AT REDUCED Prices.-Lsrge NJ, s. Sc :;
~ Egg and Broken. s. IS per Ton; hst claity Peach
Orchard Ressh Well screened ard delivered free rcI
$, the above low price Consumers DESTROYS OF
chasing their coal 81 these reduced rnes rely upon Or
t.ining the al the price advertised H V. RIPLEY,
IS Woosier-st near Spring n6 2v'
COAL am nuw delivering tro Yard the very best
Sqasity OF Pesch Orchard Coal zoe .hese prices for
cash Egg AID Broken S. large Nut aud S;oT- mixed
s. So Buyers may positively dep.nt having The Coal
al tae above prices from The OF King and Greenwich
SITS. $50 2n- PETER CLINTON.
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0Mcarl.
LIST OF LETTERS.
-,,, -.noxr N SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.

..,-- tnaosed O
10; 1 sTneuts made under the orders o! the POST
o.s,s, General 10 q newspaper or newspaper Of letters
paax y, in snv Pos, Office shall BE- inserted In The paper
49,. Of the town place where the Office advertising
- & situated h1p,aE tie torgsh c1rc.!dtt0n .s
tep Post Otioe Lnr. passed lilaTeA J, 1879
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THE TRIBUNE.
on, the Louisville Journl

A From the Louisvfiie JournA
s,1sf LITTLE LADY CAROLINE.
I Know sweet young girl,
With voice like singing BIRDS,
And lis bliss to look on her lovely lace
And list TO her joyous words
On many heart will madly pine
For her-.lhat sweet Young Caroline.
Know fair yocng girl.
With an eye like the skye own bae
Or sweet spring flower when lie szafe 'ea'es
Are bright with the early dew
oh thing half earth and bali divine
Is she-,hat fair young Caroline.
I know bright young girl,
And her every thoughts gem.
A lovelier diamond than ever flashed
From kingy diadem-
Oh her coal pleased star will SHINE
In Heaven-that bright young Cafoa"s
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by ORDER ofHon. John w Edmonds Circuit Judge
DO the First CircuitNoce hereby given pursuant 10
provisions authorizing attachments against
absconGing concealed and nonresident debtors maj al a.
tacnmea has issued against the estate OF GiL6ERI L.
THOMPSON, redent " ashinsoa O. c. or elsewhere
this State and tia; the viii be sold Tor me pay
OF his debts, unless he and discharge Scn aih
menl. according law within nine mouths o'n me hrsi
publication of this notice aud tina, uayeD fang debts
due HIN by sny within this State, and the ae'ery
10 bin. FOR bis OF any property within the sIate Pc
longing HIM sni the transfer Of any such property oy mn.
forbidden by law and void Daei the lsh Gay oil
May, 1916. 5. SASAAI,
rn26 lavyqmrrc
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- WATER row Eik and Manufacturing Premises
E..s and 6uidings I- City OF Nov-Y orE-For sale
10 lease large Wafer Power, Factory Building.
Wharf Slorehouse and Dwellings for il families az tide
mouth OF Bronx River IN Mana-oneck Westch-s-r
Co y miles East OF Yo-k and The line Of the pro-
iecied Railroad TO NrwHav-n This dam Is and per-
feet aud power be readily 1pp-d TO cotton any
ctr OF manufacture, and toe work be done gu
wharf svo.c all carriage This power Is sufi
6C0 spindles The whole part III be cold or
rented, on fair Terms Apply 10 c < c. WATERBURY,
on me prem-es GuRDOS BUCK, No " slI-st or
VIM. N MITCHELL, I9 W IiliaIn-sL New YORK
Al,o, tn Wci-r Power Nil! and Dwellings Al TRsfszi
RondouI Creek nile above Rondou Depot OF Del
aware and Hudson Canal co., on The Hudson River, In
Kingston. TIE dam new, and The building adapted 10
grinding grsn plaster for any orr species Of man
ui.cure Il excellent size for steamboat
daily from Se~f0rs ssd many sioops IN
employ, carrying away 3- stones time and
rnen produced "a Quantities IN this vicinity
Apply TO FITCH co. merchants place CUR
Don GfTCk No. Wsil--- Nv fO-s. l2f lmrol'
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ROBINSON PATENT PORTABLE

WATER CLOSETS.
HNHE SICK, and persons in delicate OF health Will
fnh this article OF essential utility In their bedchsIn.
ber They be used with either no: or cold waer or
vspor Bs,h They extremely useial for ships hosp
tails, &c.
For sale by the subscribers the Cro,on Plumbing
Water Filter Establishment, $50 Broadway between Wal
2sf I'm stone BROTHERS
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NOTICE i srcby given ira! NJ, chpsHi IN laVnr Of
~ GEORGE H. Cougar Of The city o. ucg onelia oonnty
has Issued agnins a. hamilton R-ey. non
resident delter residing Ia the State NJ Illinois pursuant TO
the coucernn@ NONRESIDENT Debtors Sh'cA Hihch
,r-n was granted and allowed he Phlo Gric.ey circuit
Juds of the 9Th JuGica Circuit and that the este VIII be-
sold Tor payment of the debts Of the sand tiis unless
appear discharge such attachment according 10 Jaw
within month, from The tr-t Publication o. ths notice
and That III" payment any debts due 70 SAID Scy by re
Of this State ard delivery him or for hs use OF
any properly within lhs State belonging TO him, and ;he
transfer OF any such property by him forbidden by law
aud void MAIIESOn Dull LIZ.
Attorneys Tor attaching creditor, Utica, Oneida County
Da,.d Ianrerv 9Th 1876 j9 law9m
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ITO Observation-Disclosures have received a lev
ssnptes o! superior description OF Duck Stools oil va;
rious pate ms suitable FOR sooug for which We viii
receive order. for any quantity lowest cash Pess
Shooting and dshns Seras OF every description always
OF hand 6. Wholesale and retail. ny
JOHN }. BROWN < co.
Isl L. gul;on-sL Eesr Nassn1,
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ORDEK Of Amasa Parker. Esq Supreme GolLl

DY ORDER OF Amasa Parker, Esq. Supreme Court
ID Comlss oner is hereby given that an attach
ent has issued against The estate OF George Teneics ~
now or ofihr of Davenport IN The County OF De.
aware aud STATE Of NewYo. sbscondng or concealed
dehlar on due proof made the said Supreme Couri Com
missioner the directions of the Statute concern
n attachments concealed uoD-res-
dent Debtors" and thai the Will be sold Tor The pay
ert of debts unless the sad George Teneics ID appear
and discharge such attachment according 10 lay within
three months the first public pn OF this n1tce And
the pavrent any debts AMI IN. delivering oil suy proper
~ hsIony TN the said debtor 20 lin for BIZ and the
Of anv property by him. for any purpose whe7er
a-c prohibited by law aud are void. Daed He,pershed
Es,,ua-,, oh ,s;s $ n OWENS.
,cfta,vSr, sti'v f,r AunchDg Creditor