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TIE PILES


n Ete5nal Remedy for the of Piles Tae resstahls
Pile Eectuary invented by Dr. A. uPhan DISTINGUISH
cessu remedy for tina: dangerous and
the Piles, ever offered 10 the American public
The EIectuary contains Mrnera! Nsde'ns no d!os''
Colocn Gan,bog &C. other powerful and irritating pufgs-
tive. No fear OF taking cold while under It's inhuehce no
change diet II taken according to directions
4noissr Cerfoafe added to the hundreds that have al
ready been received OF the efficacy OF Dr. Upnam Eiec-
tuary. -YoRS, August p, 1875.
Mes,r, Uutt e. Edctnr,-Gent For several years past
have seen troubled with Piles, very cosve state OF
the bowels indigestion and weakness OF the system bui
nv complaint being severe az 10 disable me from
business and dread had Of physicians and patent med
icnes that until this Spring never used any medicine or
applied physician Tor relief The Plies then being so
severe that allowed several operations 10 be performed.
without any benefit Determined after this 10 try other
means read an advertisement of cure guaranteed by
the use of Dr. Uphamis Eleciusry. purchased three
boxes at your store and from the OF which lound
myself entirely cured of the Piles and my health rnu'h
improved. | remain. Srs, your much indebted friend
The writer OF the above from motives OF dellcacy, de-
cnes having bis used but authorizes us TO refer to
him show the original Certificate 20 those ~ may
doubt its authenticity.
Elcrtuarv; PHILADELPHIA Sept 9, 1896
DR. Ipaan,-Dear SIR Ahou, i've years ago was az
ficied with what called Chronic Dysentary. have
that my liver affected and that my bowels were ulcer;
aed for blood and pus, attended with peculiarly putrd
smell the frequent discharges. short TIME since
made visit Massachus IN hopes OF benefit from
change of MR. but severely than ever before
While there physician offered TO me for SO in three
months Happily in the midst of intense pain OCCASION
ally relieved by laudanum saw in wrapper OF your
Ecctnsry perfect description OF my complaint together
with many certificates Of This great con-
64encc in the medicine. and purchased box, aud nir
doses of hch has apparently cured and prepar.
ed say every thing in ts favor, render any service
Respectfully yours, BENJAMIN PERCIvAL,
No. SO South SixthsL
Prcpre,or's Office lqS BoweTy. Sold wholesale snd
isl By WYATT 1 KETCHAM, l2l Fnton-sl n. Y; and
c. Sloane 49, Fuion.st BROOKLYN. pr,ce a.. Tvs SIN
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SCOTS AND SHoES,

\THE SUBSCRIBERS TAhE THIS OCCASION
TO .oriYY THEN FSIsNpS AND rSs ruSLic GENERALLY
- OF THEIR REMOVAL from los lls Chatham
III 81 Opposite tAe Theatre formerly known the ola
brrr Boot and Shoe Storc,) where they sIr prepar-
Se.ty chssp-eheaper hsn any other Ike establishment
The subscribers would respectfully invite Persoas who in
tend purchasing 10 call ana their Sc eSien-
stock which soS and csesrness can
10, be execlled visit and thorough examination will be
sure customer The stock consists OF Socss
Shoes, Brogaas &c
5 would respectfully cs The attention OF the Iadies
OF New York thrS assortment OF Ladies' hne high, AMI
Slippers Se which Us sood Us can be bad in The city
sna st least y PER cent cheaper SMITH RlSLEY,
81 In ~ Caaiaa-n-st opposite the TheasTs-
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feuai Notices.
SHERIFF SALE.-BY v.r-re OF several WI

SHERIFF SALE.-BY WINE OF several wrtts OF ne,
y act.s directed aid delivered viii expose 70 sac
= ,, v-,ti.4a- se Ctr Aa, N lt- Civ os >--i"rs
ou "Wednesday. the twelfth l5 day OF August ISie n
O'Clock NJ s the right ute and lners; OF 9eofse
esrb winch he had on Ire ihr day oi Jausry 1915 or al
- -fr. sst.rSar n whose hands the same NAY
be- Of N and al ;lAi certain lot piece or paIeei o.
and being the StXieSc1, la.e
Tvreif Ward Of he Cry and County OF New YORK, with
oct lease OF several los Of ground g15ersd fI one 20
a besTTng ds,s TIE h day OF January lS. ay lot No 81
bounded and containing according 30 SAID map as iooe
North EASTERN ruui on I'EenCe.h.fest
go on one side By lot No - eigh;y-5ree
feet ;hrea inches estery II lie TesI te.y-a.e
set and SOrh-Wes;sriv the other s.ce % !ot NO -
mat were conveyed Edward Merry % LenineI els
and vie sy deed dated ID OF pay. . 80 go an II New
YORK IL Lib-r No SIS OF ConyeyAnces page 80 June
s, 1854 Dated New-fork' June = !Sf0 roSrs Sheriff
S.ro,, D-,,r Sheriff icss laYssw
The sale OF the above described properly : pos
ed Ee>day. August lsS. inst Al me SANE I-iS 1 ~
Dated New 'fA august In w w. JONES Sheriff;
4. SANFORD. Deputy Sheriff. anlS
The sale OF the shove described property t1f;het posi-
po1e 20 Wednesday September 3D. 1875 Al ihe same Eou'
and PIsee Dated New-Yors AgS SH i1SE st SHERIFF
SANFORD, Depaty Sheriff. aa25 ,. iam5 w.
time and place Dated New ssPi I6% sbP
The ss ssIe ofthe shove described property farther post
roued Wednesday, September Sd INST al ie same lnie
'''' P''>N Wll. JONES. Sheriff.
A. S,SYoRD. Deputy Shera. -
The sale OF the above described property farther post
oon- 10 Wednesday, September 5Gh, Instant !. The same
Jine and place. Dated, New Yo.s, SEPT .: isie:
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
4 SANFORD Deputy Sherid. - IL
The sale tie shove described properly !, farther post
ponyd "wednesday, October 9Th 1870 al the same i'e
and place. Dated, Se,v-lork, Sept 80 lsie-
WM. JONES, Sheriff.
:. SANFORD Deputy Sheriff. Ue 1t
The sale OF the above described property farther post
poe to euesday October lih. 1916 al the same time
and place Dated, Newlork, Oct ., 1875. -
WM. JONES, Sheriff.
S,xrcrn Darr+~ Sheriff oil; It
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IJUBRARD'S PAPERS.-BURNAP&BA
No Fulton-s otter for sale full assortment Of Pa
pers manufactured by the Messrs Hubbard, comprising
Ledger Papers, blue ana white Imperial, Super Royal
ROYAL, Medium. Deny and Flat Cap.
Bank Folio Post, Bank Ouario Post, Exchange Cap
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain.
Letter Psper. ruled and plain, a fall assortment
Packet Post, Super and Extra Super
Tinted Plate Paper; Colored lmporiaia
Colored Royals, thick and thin.
Do Medium, do. do.
Do Double Cap. for copy books.
Fine Glazed Colored Mediums, Royals, &c. SC.
b. B. have also hand very extensive assortment Of
Writing Papers Book and News Printing Papers, Plate
Papers Hardware and Wrapping Papers They are also
sole agents OF the genuine Patent Envelope Paper.
Printing Paper OF any size and quality made 10 order al
short notice iy2l osyeod
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DR. Roses
REFORMED PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

DR. ROSES
REFORMED PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
Doctor RSieI PrOpisactle Syp Psnscea for al CsOa.e
Diseases.
THE GREAT POWER OF THIS VALUABLE SYRUP
being row fully established by the many cures hss
elected OF Cons1n ptior. Bronchitis Scrofra GlsudUar
and Liver Disease. affection, Rh-umac, Syphl-
ue arc 81 impurities OF The blood, has sufficiently proven
20 me puo-c is superior PEnaeeal power above al ros-
iruc.s uoTr n use
Dr. Ross Cocoa SYzuP For Diseases of me Lungs,
SaaTe brooch-is Asthma Group. Hopping Cough, &c.
D.. RcsE's ToS1c ALTEzATTyE VEGETABLE Pulls
D. RosE's Patent INITIATING BREATHING TUBE
Dt. HOSES VEGETABLE SEEMIFrGy--Tes com pound Gas
been nss-t n practice FOR = years
Dr. RosS celebrated Physcian IL Philadelphia ard
oss pracncec n that C!y 30 years His Medicine
therefore no G1sckery, but he beet AesDe used IL
cases OF Consumption
B9; let be understood hat his Panscea be Pro
Pny!accc syrup Is confined the Lungs Aore Gus
ceroaies OF cases Of Diseased Bone, Srofuia Of Hip
JON. ss-croa OF Chronic Erysipeas Of Chronic U1eers
o. tafoe Sore Eyes- OF Liver Dseases OF Spine Dis
ea--- OF Neuralgia - pro1rcec from the highest
.SSfiry 20 prove rs superiority Z az Of Their.
" kosEs Laboratory No . South Psadel-
pm. Al u DR.. Roses Medicine can De had ~ W Il
utAhAh'S Tribune Buildings, SeS-York- sl7 ineod
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Drp Goods.
lax AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT THE casa
r.IoaIyG AND CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT

w H. DEGRooT < co.
i62 rulior- tscond block East Of BroadTFay ~ y
WHERE every variety OF GeueTnsrs Clothing can be
w had for lover prices than any CHER establishment
IN the city OF y. YORK
Over Goats aad O-er Sacks OF broadclois besT-r Pilot
5veeds and Mszarka Cloths. Of eTy style sd coiof-
from 81 to 80.
Clcaks onea three-qusrers and lll circle Of French
and American broadcloths, from s. 10 IS.
pre.s asc Procz Coats black bi1e. brown. olive snf
green OF French, Eng.ish Belgian and American cos
from g 20 SI5 w.
Frocks Of Teedssnd broadc!oths OF every style II tie
rnarket from - 70 81
Psns-seroadclo.h, cassneres plain and doe SEE
Frsrrn fnyi,sh and American, from - 10 so
Ves-Doaole breasted straight breast znc rolling coz
s- nav STYLES. PLAIN and fancy ve-es WOODEN vefTe;s
p!si AID fancy ss;ns and silEs, from Il TO "a
A.o srre assortment Of Broadclohs- CessInefes and
yes,ings which WI! be made 70 order, 70 suit the most
~ Boy's Clothing OF every description constantly OF
az W Il DEGaooT < co.
- i,nao5+ No lG2 FulloH-.-
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Books.
TO THg MEDICAL PROFESSION.
This Day Published No. Of
THE ASNALIsT:

r
RECORD Of Practical Medicine, n the City Of New
a york, Edited By WE c. Roberts. D. Fellow o. The
College OF Physicians AID Surgeons Of Ser-York-
coute Of No. Vol l. OF the Annslis for oeiooer
/. 1876. - II s,a
vens, N. D. ,,-, ~
H. Quarterly Report Of ;ts =; Lying n AsElaE. Dy
Augustus @. Elliot u D. Res.aen. RI }ptsici-s
III. Report Of The Clniqae Ct The %
..Rss ss 5e III \. Y Pathological Society
v..Pe;rorage Of QnEcSery-
vi jI Drnsr,neri OF The University Of Penn
uIii rediesi R.torn-Gessen Degreea-
ES,eticsin Children BY John 2. Beck, 81. D.
XII Professional Courtesy.
TexNs--The aunalis win be published toe lst ard
IGN OF exeh month each number VII contain q pages o!
rnatler neatly printed good paper, End with cover
Price e. per anuu.n payable in afTence Single Nos 10
ceDis.
The publisher, 10 reference ic the perTaneDcJ OF Ibis
tonrnn the Medical Profession that he has
arrangements place lis continuance beyond me
contingency Of failure. Address paid the ubs
% n DANIEL ADFE, IG7 Fulton 81 N T.
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NOW READY.

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prising the Lives Addresses and Messages Of ne RE
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Inst P1Blisbedhe thirteenth edition Of Downing His
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him with ana u-- 10 INFORM the subscribers 10 Shsks
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PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.

LNRASERS PATENT. DOOR PADS for excluding wind
and from the bottoms OF doors inserted into the
lower rail OF the door, goes down the sill closes and
rises within The rail HIS opens They healthy because
the undercureni of air, which cannot be warmed by ar
hcial means Is excluded they comfortable, because
the temperature is equalisrd and the feet any
part of the they economical because there is
cold air admitted and ri less fuel required keep
Price 50 81 per door, which includes putting in
Manufactured by JOHN FRASER,
au.N 6m No. Chatham square, New-York.
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JIIJDsON RIVER RAILROAD Company,-The

HUDSON XIV Elk RAtLhOAD tompahy.-lhe
lperoi for which the books of subscription 10 the stock
OF this company opened Aav ing expired and the
amount of subscriptions required not having been obtained
The Board of Directors and Commissioners deem II their
duty 10 inform the public Of the result and OF their views a.
TO The future measures 10 be adopted.
They design again regularly opening the books for sub
scplion at period during the months of November
or December, OF which due notice VIII be given, when
special efforts will be made NIL the subscription To the
stock this enterprise. In the meantime, subscriptions
can he made the office OF the Company, No Merchants
Exchange or with either of the undersigned Commits
sionerS.
They IRE discouraged be- lhe limited amount OF the
subscription during the last month. When the period
which lad been fixed for the opening OF The books arrived
thew the absence of many OF the residents
the city the upropitiUus aspect OF the money mar
ket and other causes nothing effective was likely then 10
done and they concluded merely 10 comply with the
fonna reuqisons of the Act of incorporation and at
more favorable time call friends of the work for aid
in bringing ii more directly before the public Their
the teGbllity md urgent neces5ay OF the work
remain unchanged and their confidence that subscription
tO the stock will he safe and profitable investment re-
mains equally unimpared.
JOHN b. JERNTS. JAMES BOORMAN,
Saul. ALLEY, WM. CHAMBERLAIN,
STEPHEN ALLEN. THOS. W. PEARSALL,
JAMES HOOKER. FORTUNE c. WHITE.
STEPHEN " WELLS, GOUVERNEtfR KEMBLE,
ROBERT KELLY, AARON WARD,
OILS st MATTHEW MORGAN.
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rHE rowER OF sONG.

THE POWER OF SONG.
WILL We not also lend your souls to Song
Vel of the land where Nature s noblest rhyme
Niagara. sounds the solemn myth oil Time;
And where the Mississippi darkly goes
Amid the trembling woods,
Gloomily mur1nuring legends OF the floods
That troubled Space before the worlds arose.
Give for tine your souls 20 Song
Song of the dedal BIRTH
The Earths first language, wooing Heaven to Earth
Whose gens were tiled with many Heavenly
throng:
Sweet Song, that cheers the mariner on the seas
When ftfully blows the home returning breeze
That lulls at eve the little child asleep
Upon its mothers knees;
That lights flame within the maiden's eyes
Where all was cold before
That gives Southern glow to Northern skies
And roses to frozen shore!
Song with her bright hands crashing on her Tyre
Which bids the sleeping Patriot start,
Song that has winged with an avenging lire
The shaft he hurried to the tyrants heart
Proud Song that tops the Poets airy brow
With true Nobility's enduring crown.
Before whose blaze enraptured Nations bow,
And boosted hcraldries are melted down
Weird Song which is the palid Prophets speech
Whose shivering harmonics the Nations teach
OF wo or bliss, and through the ETERNAL reach:
Dear Song that musicnlly lifts above.
That teaches Love, and only Love,
Showing the Universe single throne alone.
Where towers the Immortal LORD Of chnngess Love
DREAMS.
OR SLEEP why lose its wondrous worldl
Look on its valleys on its mountains look
And cloudy streams
Behold the arabesque Land OF Dreams
The very mis,s are lazily cured
And see in yonder glen,
Beside q little brook
Mid slecping focks some sleeping men;
And One who tries to watch, for dangers sake,
Mods and winks
And vainly huns tune to keep awake;
And now beside his brethren slowly sinks.
VIRTUE, NOT WEALTH. TIE GLORY OF NATION.
MiLLIoNsl will We not rest or dream with me-
Let not the STRUGGLE thus for ever be
Not from the gold that wounded Earth reveals
Not from the shouting OF your fiery wheels
Tint shake the mountains with their thunder.peals;
Not from the oceans pallid with your wings
Not from the power which only Labor brings
The enduring grandeur OF Nation springs.
The wealth may perish heetng breath
The hammered armament may find death
Deep IN the hungry waters-nnd the crown
OF empire from your tall brows topple down:
But that which rains true glory Ger
The low or lofty, and the rich or poor
Shall never die
Daughter of Truth and Ideality.
Large VIRTUE towering on the throne Of VIII!
The Nations drink. the Heroic from her eye
And march truraphng over every i'll
CY A tombstone in New Jersey bears the fo!-
lowing inscription;
Reader pass on--nee waste your time
On bad biography OF bitter rhyme;
For what am--this cumbroas clay insures
And what nas Is affair of yours.
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Coal.

Coal.
DEAtai ORCHARD COAL-Thirteenth-sL Yard
Peach Orchard CosLThe subscriber has just opened
yari as above and has hand choice lot OF Red
Ash Goals selected from the most celebrated veins and OF
the following sizes. viz Broken Egg Stove and Nut for
sale hi lowest prices Also, Lehigh White Ash
Liverpool and Cumberland Goals hand All OF The above
for sale from yard or vessel. Apply 10
T. STOKES DICKERSON. 69 iSihst near eth-avenue,
and l07 AnthoGy-st. Tear Broadway.
n. B.-Lehigh and White Ash Lump Coal by the cargo
or single ton 9U
EOAL.-l delivering the best quality OF Peach
SOrchsrd Red Ash Coal. clean, dry anc in good or
der for the folio wing low prices large nut s. 81 stove
egg and broken s. IS Consumers depend having
their coal above for cash onf. PETER CLINTON,
sI4 oneod- Co. King and Greenwich-st
CUMBERLAND COAL-The Echart Coal--Will dis
" charge in few days cargo Of the above COAL fresh
from the company mines in good order, all Jumps at The
foot of Thirteenth-s. n. Il For sale low for cash apply
10 T. STOKES DICKERSON, No. CO Thirteenth ST.
sGI 6th-avanue G7 anihnuv-st Bro RdEay
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A UCTION S0TICE.-The Subscriber respectfully
"A invites The attention Of cash purchasers of Boots and
Shoes 70 NE public Sales, which M lake place al follows
Thursdsy, Gel Is, az p o'clock A N
505 cases Boots Shoes and g.ogsrs
Thursday, Oct =, a. 81 O'Clock A ~
st1ceses Boots. Shoes and 5rog ans
Thursday. Oct ., Il 81 O'Clock A. NJ
so cases Boots, Shoes and 5rosazs
THURSDAY, Nov. ), al g. O'Clock A "
GO cases Boots, Shoes and Brogars
THURSDAY. Nov.i :, al 81 O'Clock A. NJ
etJ cases Boots, Shoes AID Brog ers
Each OF The above sales VIII compri=s large
ueai Of fresh and fashionable gooos Cash purchaser.
Y Ii ind II for their n,erert attend credtt Will
gwen isstNlos-l 4 CLAFLIN 25 Pcerl-st up s,airs
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4!lsnrQnre.
THE kSICkE'

THE kSICKERBOCEER Fire INSURANCE. Com
pnny Gate the Muiua) Of New York-Cspitn .13Oogp.
Once No 81 WalistTh. Legislature OF this state 81 s
late session passed changing the corporate Lame OF
Inc old Mutual Insurance Company oi the City OF New
York; 10 the Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company OF
Ecw-yOrk All future business OF Iai Corporation VIII
therefore he iran .acted under it, new name.
II may be well 10 add 10y way o. &panatOn, Tia, The old
lTutal" Notwithstanding its tile. in fact STOCK
Company having capital ali paid IN AMI securely invested,
aud thai tie change Of obtained 10 prevent mis-
apprehension on tia; point.
This Company continues 10 insure against loss or damage
FIRE favorable terms similar institutions 10 TINS
city. DIRECTORS.
George ireland, John Gray, T. C. Hamers!ey,
John Oothout, Bolts Moore, Cha5 r Lererlch,
Geo Arcularius, Rob't c. Welmore Benl De Forest,
Robcti Benson. Edward Cook, VIM. Tucker.
John Campbell, anthony Lamb, Asher Riley,
George Conklin, Adam Norrie Alex r Lawrence,
Joshua Brush, Robert Kermit, VIM r. Dean,
Robert l.. Stuart Anthony Chsrdon William browning
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. 3. McDosALo Secretary
New-York, May Is, 1916. e!9 eodn
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IF A tombstone in New Jersey bears the TO!
lowing inscription;
Reader pass on--ne'er waste your time.
On bad biography OF bitter rhyme;
For what G@--this cumbroas clay insures,
And what Ta, Is 10 affair of yours.
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SECOND poAxp.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW. YORK.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
ships Tsrpuin, Moody, Liverpool Cook & Smith; Pa.
cihc. Ladlsm, Liverpool, Williams & Green
Sandman berk Amecizis Gave Marseilles p HARMONY
Nephews& Co,
Schrs John CLARK, Hsrt Mobile Samuel H Mitchell,
Jehnson, Newborn,
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- slTefT &c the Treatment and Of Pulmonary Con-
sumption, md confident be OF this branch
Q; as profession thai he Is willing TO waive HI claims
serTes rendered except acruAi performed
residence Is a. No. Rooseye door from ChaIhsst
cl2f
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NRs. CARR0LL'S A-dica;-d Vapor aud Sulphur
~ bans Isl Ful.oc-s opposite CkErch-st certziu
cure iof Sods Coughs, Rheumatism Sore Throat and al
lna-ory diseases iDcid<at ne ehargeanle Stale Of
Ge Seatee5 The Sulphur yspor Bah Is particularly re-
commenced By oar drst phystcisns for al er1p-
ons s1d diseases Of the skin Open fro O'Clock II he
morning Ill 10 O'Clock .. rirh. oiA w.
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IN PURSUANCE OF order Of the Surrogate OF the
County OF New York notice : hereby given all persons
having Claims sga!us. Gilbert Fowler late OF city Of
Se~York. gentleman deceased 10 present the with
the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber his Office No g.
Msror-st II The crty Of SewYorz before the six
ierth day OF February next Dated New The eleventh
day o! August, ls+d. SAMUEL WEEKS,
aul2 laE-fTr-
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REVENUE BOOK.

lust PUBLIsHED-The Revenue Book containing the
Tariff Of 1886 together with he Tarn OF s4Z com
pared Al.o the Sub-Treasury. Warebousng and Cam
dian Transit Bills OF 1916 ard the Drawback Laws Ike
wise The British Tariff amended st The late session
of Parliament 10 which is added Table Of Foreign CONS
reduced 10 currency Published and for sale by
BELL L GOULD. Stationers and Publishers,
lig Nassen-s-
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u.s. AINDEpENpENT 0pP0SITInN.-

Es.Slsss--l Srhrough without landing-N-w-York and
Albany Line nj 7, M,-Thc steamer
BELLE Captain Samuel Schuyler, will Leave New.York
for Albany every Monday Wednesday and Friday landing
AZ Hsmroudst from the foot OF Rohnson-st. The Bel,
is ,ic up with splendid s,aerooms, aud for speed
FORT and safety by any the Hadaca
river. Passengers taking the Belle will arrive in ALBANY
in ample time for the morning East West. az.
h,arf
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SHERIFF,S SALES

S,HERIFF'S SAI.E.-By virtue Of several writS q!
- Fier Faciss To me directed and delivered, VIII eN
pose 10 safe n ves,.bgle the City Hall! IN the city Of
Sew YORK on Wednesday, the iih day OF November
1916 II O'clock NJ all the right, title ana interest OF
Henry :. Msbbt William Muigan and Marcus +
Hodges which they had the 18th day OF June, 1870, or
M any time afterwards. whose hands soeyer The same
NAV be OF IN ard al that certain lot OF ground situate
lying and being II The Third ward oil the city OF New
YORK now known a. No II Barclay street, being part OF
the lands heretofore given and granted the College by
the Rector inhabitants OF the city oil New York m
sled and being parcel of the lots known and distin
guished map chart OF the SAID lands by No. I'll
No 81 and No 2j Bounded souihery IN front by Bar
cha street; norheriy by lot distinguished on the above
mentioned map chart lot No 30 westerly by lots OF
ground distis Yshed the map hereunto annexed "A
numbers one and three; and eastersy by lot OF
ground distinguished the said map hereunio annexed As
number the lot hereby deni.ed being known AID dis
nruihed the annexed map number four. ard being
such dimensions viii particularly appear by reference
10 the said annexed nsp.
New YORK. Sept >9th, 1886