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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21
EeQal Notifies.

- HERIFF's sALE-By virtue of several writs OF
- hem tlca- directed and delivered viii expose
sale "Wednesday the fourteenth day August next
the ve-bur OF ih, City Hal! OF the Cry of New-YorA
al the gj and interest OF William T. Ha-ey, which
lie had the wenynnth day April thousand ei ght
hundred and tortysix at any time aervard, Of in and
L. all those certain lots pieces parcels OF ground together
with the buildings and improvements thereon situate, ~
,ng and being m tie Fifteenth aie NINTH Ward OF me
City OF Newly Ork, known and distinguished on certain
map of property beOny ing the estate Of tie late enry
Spnger between Broadway aud TIE sis.lyenn-, III Tie
Ninth and Twelfth Wards OF tie City OF New forA -lr-
veyed by ". B. Doughty, City Surveyor December, ~
Soutlerly front by Tl!rtcensifeei, Norihery IN
the by lots numbers 15 and 49, rasteIy Dy !o num-
Der 49, and Westerly or number 3 and containing IN
breadth in front and hy feet, and IN depth each
side hundred and three feet anu thfee ncnes be he
ne and appurt-nnnces tereunto belongings apperta-
iug Dated S-gs-York, July 8: 1915.
49, WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
JOSEPH WEED Deputy Sheriff. Jy3 iavtauli
The above sale is postponed until Friday the si day OF
August. the above hour and place. August ~ 1916
auli laIvids WM JONES, Sheriff
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ERtNkIIN NAYS" Keep the head cool anu I!!t
feet watn"-Frascr's Patent Door fads. for eAclud-
ins wind and from the bottom, Of doors This ar
c inserted into the lower rail 81 the door, goes down
10 the sill closes within the rail - opens
They are healthy. because the undercuent OF air Which
cannot be warmed by artificial means eNcludcdi they
comfortable because lie feet m any part OF
the room; they economical pccause there = no rNces
sive quantity Of cold air admitted and OF less fuel
required 10 keep warm. Price - 81 per door. which IN
cludes putting in. Manufactured by JOHN FRASER.
nu.O I'm No. Chaihai.- square Newly
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TUE TORPEDO.

SMlTIIS newly Invented Torpedo Electro Magnetic
- Machine, may he operation NJ tie office OF
the Scientific American, 70 Fulton> tSun Buldnes,l
where they may b. had beautifully finished. Printed dircc-
inns nrro,unnuy them nuiS Inn
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I IFE INSURANCE.-The New-Engand Mutual
Life Insurance COMPANY of Boston Will receive applca-
lions for Lie Insurance al 10 Wa!-s-
DIRECTORS.
Willard Phillips, George H. Kuhn. Peter Wainwright,
William Parsons. james Read, William w. Stone.
Francis c. Lowell Robert Hooper Thomas 4. Dexter,
Robert &. Forbes, Charles T. Curtis. Otis Tufts.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
jonathan A>ioRY. Secretary.
JOHN c. CHEESNAS. VI. D. Medical Examiner New York.
Forms OF application for insurance and all necessary
formation vii be furnished by the subscriber his Office
Ne. 10 " ali-si. New YORK
jlH JOHN HOPPER Solicitor and Agent
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Books.
PART &C aRATEWAITEs

pETRoSPECT OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE a-a suf'
IL Fer- : published his day-pr1ee % eTn.'. -
This Z by :ei Ice mos vaus5ie as wen a -1CH ~.
largest par OF ,his celebrated Meica- JoIA. MAJ mas
been published and coniair n .t1o1 70 rs C-'a rcoF
OF new discoveries sra improvements n he Medical
Sciences, Synopsis which -vili enable ne fTa.:oae 20
arsil himself Of Inc most practical Incc9-S =. = .
~ months. :,
In consequence OF he Eea- increased SIZE Of re "a
and pre-eai Nos. the price Of re Retrospect -. =.
ne SereI-yfve Gents per No or 81 % per s-1- e0'''
rnenciag with No. u.
Per annu-n thersG:te- Invariably Z sdrs1ess -
Address ne Publisher, DANIEL AVE-"
1880 tfv lG7 F1!ton-e y. !.
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hIXOS,S TEA SETS-Just received per ship Sic
phea mtrey, fine of Sheffield Britan MIA
Tea Sets latest Patterns from Dtxons rnsnufctor for
sale wholesale and retail, a. Buriin g-slip by
snio iw BOARDAAN l. HART.
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LAMPS, GIRANDoLEs sc

LAMPS, GIRANDoLEs, &C.
I AMPS. GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS. AND
~ CANDELABRAS, for tbs Spring Trade.-DIETZ.
BROTHER co. No. Is John-s. manufacturing and
have always on hand complete articles
Ieir me o; The following descriptions which ;hey VIII
sell al wholesale or retail. at LOW PRICES for cash
Improved Chemical On! and Camphene Lamps
Solar Lamps. Gilt and Brunzed in great variety
Cornelius j. Co.'S celebrated Patent Solar Lard Iarnps
Gandoles various patterns gif si!vered or bronzed
SGspendlng Soars, Done Csmphene Lamps
Bracket Soars Side do do
Solar Chandeliers Bracke, do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps Stand DO do
Britannia Hand Lamps Campheue Chandeliers
Superior Chemical Oil Pure Sperm OIL
do Carlphere. Solar znd Lard OIL
DO Burning Fluid Refued Whale Oh ml5y
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:" Lex those now tlsh who never fseeSi bef,-c
And those who always Sshed now 6sb Tho nor,
Bass, Siack Fish Weak fish Pickerel and Tom Tackle
Tot The present season; also Tackle all seasons ana an
kinds OF n> Il eaivariey, the lowest cash price For
sale, wholesale and retail, by JOHN J. BROWN co.
enli IL Eul,ons-
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WINDOW SHADES. WIND0V. SHlDES

=. =. " OOOFCRD, 255 Broadway. invites the at
Son OF Merchants buying sell AGAIN his stock OF
mo-" Shades now on hand, the assortment Ia.
ana complete the quality oil the shades are the best and
NC prices l4l be found among the loves: the CITY.
n b-Also a lot of Gill Coruices which Will De sod
lower than e:er before offered Merchants bu vim 10 ssI
Latarge's SuidinEs i,es
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
CLEARED

CLEARED
Banks Montgomery, Hooper Africa, Geo Sheldon;
Stephen Brenard. Hill. Richmond
Briggs lmosene, Spall Barbados, Fernando Wood
Macon, Hayden Savannah, X Denli
Brig Georgiana LelSnd. Thomaston Nes,niih 4 Walsh
Schrs Alar;c, Rodeck, Wilmington y / McCrcadv
Rebecca Woglom. pe;ersburc
Schr Columbia Knapp, Philsdelpha
Sloop Jane, Alers Providence.
Sloop vigilsnt Heath, Providence
Barge Msrs, Stackhouse. Philadcphis
ARRIVED.
rrdse 70 Collins & Co July 27,h los, overheard
Peter Anson seaman native OF Go,tenburr
Bark (Yuceian} Dolorss, Goxdrs from Campeachv via
Havana l6 days logwood, cigars &c, to Bouchaud 4
Thebsud Capt G. reportsit very seky at Hsyans-
Brig Emily Sherwood DIS I'm Charleston. COTTON and
rice, TO Durham s. Dimon.
Brig Harriet, Brown. DIS from Bermuda IN ballast to
VIA Davenport Left h-igs Merr1rnsc, Coson, di>s
Lady ofthe Lake (Br) wngood for New York 18th inst
schr Centurion Curtis, from Bangor, Ne, diss
Schr Eagle. Dyer DIS I'm Ba-acoa fruit &c to Crop
scy Girlartin Left American vessels IN part lIh
inst LAT 81 80. Ion "a exchanged signals with schr Gen
Worth. steering South.
Schr Ann Denman, Sinonson Thomssson lime
Schr Velocity, Montgomery, Lubec, Me, p!sstcr
Schr Two Marys I'm Boston for Albany
Schr Montana, Chase Boston
Schr October, Baxter, Boston
Schr Cabot Nickerson Boston
Schr Maria hiosts, Warren, from Ssgua Is Grande,
Charleston. and DIS I'm Richmond. coal TO MASTER
Schr Crook, Conklin, York River wood
Schr Henry Brown Jones, Virginia wood
Schr Henry Clay Hawkins Virgins wood
DISASTERS, &c.
BARAcoA. August sth 1876.
The Bremen brig President, Casseboon, from ST
7vo,na. Juy 3ls for Gibars was wrecked this coast
n, Gnarco Point on the 4th inst The vessel complete
loss bur Ill hands saved
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Valuable FARM IN LLINOIS.-For

50 VALUABLE FARM IN ILLINOIS.-For
sale exchange for real estate situated IN The City
OF Newly ork il vicinity. Said Farm lies IN Kane
Co in the beautiful valley OF The Fox about 50 miles from
Chicago, and about 400 OF prairie and TIM
Der land upon both sides of the river. Tie Location is
very healthy, and Ii well adapted 10 the raising Of grain
stock having about 80 under the ploF. The
Farm Is we'll aier-d and stocked with the best breeds
cattle, horses sheep ami swine good house with Il
cs,er barns aud other oubndlnss upon The premises,
with fences and farming Uten-sall in complete repair.
The orchard contains the best Kinds ofirIl-
This farm i situated within three quarter. OF mile OF
gris and mills churches schools, stores, &c Stages
for Chicago and Ottawa pass by daily.
Its OF ,he finest and most eligible situations in
Northern Illinois and : offered for sale solely because Ire
owner mas business which calls him East
For particulars apply 70
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STOP COCK AND FILTERER,

STOP COCK AND FILTERER.
HOUSES PATENT Flierer and Cock j. recent inrel-
H ton combining convenience durability and efficiency
superior to heretofore offered to The public; can be
easily attached 20 The Croon plpez For sale ut the Me-
chanics' Merchants A.ency. u Ann-st
For sal-A tine schooner, l5D tons, bargain Apply
-. sj,ove au20 il
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e. HlRltED SUSPENDERS.-To Jobbrrs and Ex.
~ porier--Ine subscriber IS prepared with his
stock OF Patent SHRED SuSpenders for Fall trade and
constantly manufacturing the only really good corrugated
ne mass OF ehesp worthless limitations sold during the
past year, and generally condemned By the consumer
WI OILY have tue effect induce distant buyers inquire
Io Jay Pater. penders. which have Rlwars given
entire satisfaction. and all with h. na!ne have guaranty
pasted on each box.
A. The subscriber owner OF The used 20
produce these goods ineres; keep mp r-pUa-
oH o. the article Mere pirates and !mLstors have
eresi IL prospect therefore have Adea poor article. be-
cause suca Could be Inade cheap. JUDGE
au+ HORACE H DAY. = COrtland-st-
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By Yirtue OF several wrirs OF
acas 70 me directed and delivered, viii expose
10 sale on Thursday the 9Th day August Al u
o'clock, VI. the vesbue OF Tie Civ Han Of the City OF
New-fork al The right title and interest of Thoma. r.
hehger WEich ne had on the NTH day OF January, one
oIdAI e!sAt hundred and iory-sy, al any 'iihe
ward Of IN aud 10 al certain lot piece or parcel OF
ground situate in the Tenth Ward Of the City OF New orr
hIONn aud distinguished map, made oi epIocA
OF ground belonging Henry Aston dated ne yh March,
Is! By Stephen Ludu late City surveyor oy ot huDef
hiry-one 90 81 distant forty-three feet nine inches
North Westerly from Es..,x.-rce bounded South "
y front by Deancey-treei, North rastery III r rear
by lot number twenty No g. south Ea-terly By lot
number thirty no So and Sor-W Westerly by lot number
hirtro No S2 containing IN breadth IN front and
each ryyentone feet ten inches and nall OF an inch and
in length on each side Que hundred feet together with ,e
teneu.nts herrdamens and appurtenances hereun,o
or IN any wise apPs!fqiiP1ng p }Gsl Ne%York
FREoEeicS l. vrLrE, Deputy Sheriff je25 iawivlds
The OF the ADORE described properly IL hereby post
and place. WILLIAM JONES, sheriff
FaEoERIcS I: ErLrE, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated, Neyv-York, August 9th, 1916. au7 la,v1ds
BY ORDER OF Frederick P. Stevens, First judi &c OF
~ the Court OF Common Pleas OF Ere County Notice
hereby glTen pursuant the provisions OF the
taozing attachments sgains, ebscondng and concealed
eotor mat al attachment has issued against the estate OF
faIrlck Sosgraye as president debtor and hal NE
same VIII be- sold for the payment OF m debts unless ne
80 -''~!"i &c sASl! 1..al q -,
iihn nine months from the hr-t publication OF u!s no
uce and that the payment OF any Gebt due TO nm oy res
dents OF this State and the delivery 10 him or for MS use
OF properly within t!s state belonging 10 DIM 1ua me
transfer any property by MIN ale forbidden by law,
and are void Dated Buffalo; I!ns ~ isi %-rr1r.us
jv3 la,ren Any for Attaching Creditor
IN PURSUANCE of an order of The Surrogate OF The
County of Newly Notice is hereby given 10 all per
CITY Of Se1r-Y orb decd, present the with the
vouchers thereof the subscriber NJ the Office Of j. w
and f. after Ia l. 1916 at No % Pinestreet N the cy
New-York before the third day of October next
Dated Iasa s AN De- D5SS M1ti s aaw Doyle
a. lawsn AdHi-isuAtrix
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lives tIltrc n man Win sOuI 50 Gtuu'
That never 10 himself hath said.
III get q hook, and line. and lead,

Lives there u with soul so Gead.
That never 10 himself hath said.
III get q hook and line. and lead,
And 90 fishing
THE BAY AND RIVERS abound with Bass
Weak Fish, Black Fish. and Blue Fish the Creeks,
Lakes and Ponds with Trout. Pickerel and Perch. We
have hand large assortment of Fishing Tackle sulahc
the different fishing grounds and prepared 10 give
ali necessary information for the enjoyment OF the sport
Those who are - about Going" please give Us a call.
JOHN j. BROWN 4 co, al the Anglers Depot.
au2o l22 Fuon-s,. near Nassau
HUBBARD'> PAPEKS.-BURNAP& BABCOCK,
manufactured by the Messrs Hubbard, comprising
Ledger Papers. blue and white nperal, Super Royal,
Royal, Medium, DENY aud Flat Cap
Bank Folio Post, Bank Ouar;o Post, Exchange Cap.
ENira Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain.
Letter Paper. ruled and plain. full assortment
Packc, Post. Super and Extra Super.
Tinted Plate Paper; Coored tmperia!s.
Colored Royals thick and Thin.
Do. Medium. do do.
Do Double Cap, for copy books.
Fine Glazed Coored Mediums Royals, &c. &c.
t. Il have also on hand extensive assortment OF
Writing Papers, Book and News Printing Papers P!ae
sole agents Of the genuine Patent Envelope Paper.
Printing Paper OF size and quality made TO order a;
short notice. iy2l osyeod
q +. HARRIS, 40 Exchange place, offers for sale
-. Bleached Domcsics So H. 81. ST. l0i rs 9S wide
Brown do Sd and - wide
Brown Remnant do. do. DO. do.
Colorcd Camhrc, comprising great variety OF co!ors
and qualities
Paper Muslns ofvarious widths and qualities
White Cambrics Sd and rs wide
Blue Prinis oivariOus qualities and patterns
Blue and Orange do. do. do.
htutucky Jeans. low priced
Printed Sanets do.
ain and plaid Wooen Linsevs DO
Merno CasslmeTes OF the usual color- and nlyiures
( gro kerSeys, &c. &c milo
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: III sIsl6. NEW-Y0RK ,9<s.,e-, 57:T555tt
E--.-,'saG..--EALBANY AND TROY.

Ni.bANf AND itOl
FORWARDING COM
PANY 10 all the Western States and the Canadas.
Troy and Ohio Line; Troy and Erie Line; New-York
and OHIO Line Detroit Line; Oswrgo, Troy ard ONO
Lire Northern Trans porfg,ion Line.
Red Bird Packets and Stages.
James II. Hooker: de, Colt X Co; Kindly, pease K
Coz Elias Patterson Pope Catlln George w Hicks, and
others. propr!eors
Six Boats OF the above Lines will Leave New York, Alba
and Troy daily for the West and North The above gcu-
ernen propricor- in the Whole line all the Western
time and money by calling lines before getting
caught III the numerous fraudulent Offices IN Nc"f ot.
There l75 boats OF the above lines, all fitted good
style for passengers and freight list Of fare viii be kept
in all The offices, and will any person be charged
more Ofces Nos. :, q, -, g Cocn,es-sip. General
Passage Offices tue foot of Barclay aud Cortland SITS in
the Offices the New York, Albany and Troy Steamboat
Offices PHILIP CASWELL,
In3l 2awtf General Passage Agent.
THE PATERSON SILK FACTORY IS CON
tuiy manufacturing Tram. Orgnnzine and large Shein
Servings of all colors both plain and shaded aud the very
quality OF Slk for Fringe, Gimp and Conch Luce
Makers
Orange and White Floss for manufacturers Of Tweeds
and Fancy Kerseymcres
Embroidery silk for Shn,vls. Scarfs Sc
Floss SILK tor lettering and tying the ends OF cloths and
other piece goods.
Servings in small skeins-Backs, Drabs Light Dyes and
Cloth coors handsomely put up halfand quarter pound
papers or bundles OF 100 skcin- each
Geniemeus Plain and Fancy Cravats, OF any style. to
order.
Pocket Handkerchief, plain white silk printed.
Waste, 20 make spun Silk for wearing, sc.
The for sale Factory prices and orders for any
article in The silk line solicited b.
je5O 3neod. ]. 5. SHAPTER, 2i4 Pearl-si
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SOTTHERN COTTON YAKN.-Be.I soaIRela

- Yarns OF he following de-crp pus. offered 10
country merchants. At The lowest ri4rk-. price VIZ.
North Carolina factories. assorted Nos 5 TO 10
South Carolina do DO do S TO II
These Cotton Yarns made from pure and The
complexion OF the goods unsurpassed for cearness
StEers can have OF numbers put up 10
sun ,aslr vants without extra prlce.
aso Paterson and other New jersey Yarns q low pm
ces together with Bats WICK Warp, Irvine and " I'D
dn n Nos Ia and - cedar-s half block above Pea-st
u Stairs. far1Il T Y UNDERElLL.
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IS1g HIFFALO & GREEN BAY. 1916
nsrD THE STEAMBOAT COLUMBUS CapL
Es3p1=-iSE Powers, will run during the ensuing sea.
ss--.E.n1 son, between Buffalo and Green Bag es fol.
lows LEAVES EuFrALo LEAVES GREEN BAY.
Mond .Nnyi yAnglol MondayMyllt Mond yAugl7
Mond yhyls SondayAus Monday y25 MoRd yAugs
Mond yJunel hondaySept Monday Jne Mond Sepl4
Mondy Jncl5 MonGaySept2l Monday yne22 Mond'y SepA
Mond yJne< Monday DC! MondayJly stMond'y Oct!2
Mond yJy ~ Monday Octi9 MondayJly A Mondy Ocl23
Mond'yJlyH lMondayAug 8
Inc Columbus has undergone most thorough repairs and
Is III me condition FOR business The travelling public may
confidently rely upon her making her trips punctuay
advertised and can rest asslaed that pains Will be spared
10 make her accommodations desirable and pleasant pas
s.nyers.
O. H. Pauen, 05 FultOn-s; j. F. Wolf, a5 Cortland 81. ;
T. JEROME 100 Broat--t. NezU- York Noting CHAM, VIII
sie Co. 81 Qusyst- -iLbany WlSi-. Parsons CO. Bnf
fiio Tyler Brown L Co. Green Ray s6DtNovIst
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1lublir Gonpenanrss, Sc.
-HOUSATONIC RAN R0An-

yThe relaytng Of The rack between
VIII De completed The I'd ms ard The cars ,yi resume
their reglsr tips between the above named places
''O-1'! &c 49, ARRANGEMENT.
Passengers leave NewY ORR from the pier foot OF Market
a; o'clock P. ". Sundays eScePedl by Mn
six. and New.Mltor3 81 o'clock P. "
Returning leave New-Mtor. at O'Clock and arrive il,
& m bewee @ and North csas ssy IS;
New-Miford IS 4. ". and North Csnsaa al P NJ
dsiy. except SUNDAYS az O'Clock a Tor SewMt!tort
Re;aruinc. leave Nsyr.stil:ori. =: Il NJ
S,ockbrdge VII; De discontinued Ater the sih ior the
purpose OF reayrg tbs; part OF the irsck Freight
ed ii Ne:y iorA from u 's = n s2d p9stvf.y a0'
c. VI PERRY, Agent, New-York-ofsce on The PIER
Bridgeport, Aug. 10 1876 aul5 Z
f., -y@Zsss.=====sEl;a!I0RRIs AND ESSEN Rail Rail
-nenc.ng Monday, May 18th. lS:6.-A-.
will soon he made OF winch Que notice WI. oe
given Tor an additional irsin. Leaving Morsiowa al ~
". and New-York at Il room.
s0eioes ) Y ?O'ciock ). II 8 0si9'S' :. II.
Passengers by The Morning Train Morri<io'vn wi, AZ
rive there q; o O'Clock when stages WI. be u reafles
convey hem to >chooeys Mountain Washington BEL
vdere ana Easton daily: Succasur. Stsnhope Newton
Milford AMI OwesU Mondays, Wednesdays and srl'
days: and 10 Rockayay, Dover. Sparta AID Newton on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays Zach Line returning
the following days 10 the P NJ. trains FOR y. y.
stage VIII also !eaye for Bss@enridse every evening on
the afrlva! OF lie cars AZ Morr;slowu.
Passengers through. and from Jersey City, without
chaagln cars On leaving the city passengers Will depos-
u Their IN the the CCrands where
Agent vii! be in attendance il All packages
or bundles must be entered the bill or the Com pa.
ny Will not hold themselves responsible.
Freight VII. be forwarded immediately 20 Morrsiown
from Albany Basin. by stephens snd Condits Line OF
" J. r. r and Trans Co. foot OF Libertyst desired
will be- called for IN part OF the city BY application
ScHo0LEYS M0UNTAS. VIA Morris;ovsn and Nor.
RS and Essex Railroad from Newark-ro accommodate
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lrlsurance.

1jTTuAL BENEFIT Lie Insurance Company
The COMPANY Offers tie following advantages TO the
lives only insured 1T the loves: rates Of premium
The premium 50 NAV b. paid IN cash ana iiis
a secured a. l. months bearing per cent or
i! may be paid MONTH. quarterly.
No person liable beyond tie amount Of his premium
from any demands Of ne creditors.
There VIII be annual division Of profits payable in Scrip
Certificates bearing interest ri per cent when interest
! i''' 'D's '''''''''' DIRECTORS.
Seth Low, Root ! l. Patterson
Gull.au!ne Merle, N.n. Ii. Mott,
VIM. y. F. Peuz, Edward Arihony,
Lewis C Grover John \. Underwood,
Henry McFarRn, Chas. : Mnckneu
VIM. NJ Simpson, Tnos. u Se9lt
BExJ c. MILLER Secy.
Jos L. LORD, Agent.
c. H. MclxryRr Sub-Agenl. %; Hudson-st COT Spring
JANIS STEWART II D. (No.62I BroadwHy.l MedIca! TX
amn.r. AZ the otice daily from 10 Gcock % -aNI
rVITIE KNICKEKBOCKE Fire Insurance Com
1 panv a,e the Mu,uan OF New ors-CGpl'a s-ShVM
Office 80. 50 Wa!s,i-The Legislature Of His State at IT,
. Id iiuina Insurance Companv OF lie City OF New,
York' 10 The Knickerlocacr Fire insurance Company u
Sev-York Al iItur. business Of that Corporation VII
therefore be transacted under H. new name 80,
Il NAV be well TO add 10y way OF explanation, that me o.
Mutual Notwithstanding it, uc, was in fact stocN
Company having capital all pad N and 'ecurcy invested
and that the change Of obtained 10 prevent mis-
apprehension on that point
by tire on as favorable Tenn n similar institutions IN ms
city. DIRECTORS.
George ireland. John Gray. l. c. Hamerslcy,
John Oolhuut. Bolts Moore, Chas. L. Leverich,
Geo. Arcuarius, Robi c. Wciuore. Benz. De Forest,
Robert Benson, Edward Cook, VIM. Tucker,
John Campbell Anthony Lamb. Asher Riley,
f.orr, Couklin Adam Nurrie AleX'r Lawrence,
Joshua Brush, Robert Kermit, w IN h. Dean,
Robert L. stuart Anthony Chnrdon. William Browning
GEORGE IRELAND. President
A. B. McDoyALp Secretary.
New-York, May 10, 1916. elo eodtf
TINTED STATES Fire Insurance Company, OfFc
y No. GO Wal-s--Ths Company continue 10 insure
damarc By merchandise, chips
port buildings, household furniture &c and other personal
property. at til. usual of premium.
DIRECTORS.
John L. Bovine, Morris keicInm, D. A. Cnshman,
Sias Hicks JosluaS. Uuderhill, Charles Hilsburgi
Benia1nin Cores Chas r. Cromwell. William II. Titus
LindIev Murray Charles knceard, Robert /. Murray,
Hv H. Lawrence. Robert b. Ninturu, solomon Griiien,
Siepu, Van Wick TAue. ". Pear ~. Orlando VI BUcar,
Robert D. Weeks George D. Post, Peter K. Bonnet,
John Wood. Aberi Woodruff Joseph y Lord,
BENJAMIN Strong Samuel c. PaNson, Robert L. Case,
George Hussev, Caleb Barstow. Henry :. Terbe,
UrahF Carpenter. SGnnc L.Nitchel!. George j. Cornell!
Eb'u'r. Cauidwell. James Marsh,
J. l.. BOVINE. President.
JAMES WiLkIE, Secretary. jyl0 5neod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

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Belvdcrc and Easton-Lcave the
OF COrliuud-s- daily Sundays
cepted) o'clock A. NJ by Railroad 10 Murri-own direct
without change OF cars, thence by Post Coaches through
Chester, German Valley Schoocys Mountain, Port Golden
Washington 10 Belvidere and El-;on Fare New
York to Scioocy- Mountain - y. For apply J.
HILL, Agent AT j Patterns Commercial Hotel. IS Cortland
CHAS GOLIATH, Proprietor
Also daily line Schooleys Mountain leaves Norris
town the arrival OF the IL O'Clock from York
FHre from Morr-towu Schoolcy's Mountain 81 81. n
B-Extras furnished the shortest by applying
CIIAS. GOLIATH, Mansion House, Morristown