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HlisfsIlaneons
SALE OF vaiusble kssl Esia:e Il
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TYECTTORS. SALE OF vs,tsble Assl tsts:e u
fIT-a Cirv of NevF-York. BIZ WILLIAM & sRANhLASi
.g-Io1srrThe --eT1ueIs Executor arc sXec!,.N o.
.r VII Of John Brown deceased: VII sell &. fIot.e
.1--.,- n TIE Merchants Exchange. Tuesday ias
ts-ch dsv OF November e-e oc!cck a. rooo ne
:1I0e described Real Estate belonging 10 TIE ess-s Oh
lhe sad issia.or- -, - vi II 49,.
s,s IL; OF La-t situate he SouIhwesterly side OF
T-e-E,-,-.- known s. Nc = FrzlsortsI the lot oslrs
- ~ f-cDes IN width u 'front.' OF Ers-ktor:->I > ieei
inches II Width TIE rear, sd Z s.s1 % esea SIZE 10
feet inches -, -, ? =,
SecGrt-The TWO story frame House and Store sd LoS
of Land situate OF the SoUiaestery corner o. CArvse
s,i We're S. kruv1 a. Nc. 10 Ws-ser-s TIE Lot be-
;r 3 feet inches n width Il t:o1t or sser.t : tes
es N x:1h II me rear and Il depth OF eacA see ~
w, so-r frame dwelling House and Lot Of
~ ssIr.g he issi above described Snown No.7
Wskert tie e; being Is fee; inches II Sia N 'toqso
WsIser- s e one N width L The rear, a1i II depia on
Fourrh-The eoos: l.vo story brick dwelling Holse snd
Lot of LsaG az onl-y the last Shove cescToeH Ao IS
No as Wzker-st the lot being = feet II inehss =: ~i1
IN front OF Walksrst = feet Inches 4 "e.A ~ &c Ia
and in depth each side - feet ,
rifh-1he hards or,e three story orcA touse 81 -
Land situate or The Sog.hery side Of East orosas.
kaowr No $40 East Broadway CONTAINING - se. .
feet s1t the EAsteriy SIDE - ;eei incEes &c nc
same dimensions more or less -. =,
TEaNs-Ten per cen. cash acG the AuctioneSrs lees
be paid on The day OF sale The balance nte-n days
after when the deeds VII - ceivered Iwo-thlF1s ~
he purchase money az remain or bond and mortgage o4l
FOR farther particulars respecting the rnrery inquire
O. ether of the subscribers. OF ISAAC DAlION No
Ssssal--L EDGAR hErCHUM. Ne % NsSss0-sS OF
WILLIAM n. FRANKLIN, A1croneer. No. = bTosH-s-
RACHEL BROWN. Nc. 2n5 Walkers; fNecatrlS
afAiLE Mn
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RAILROAD 70 NEw-EarEs.-We learn that
r-trar. 10 build .hi. road has actually been made aud
tbat "a 10000 OF the stock mas been taken without re-
sve ON condition that the remaining s6oo0o sha De
srbsc-5bed within specified p-.ioc The terms o. me
contract require the entire 20 be completed n one
year f.uo the 1st Of January next sas-ter perlcd
would hare been insisted out for the physical nece
sty Of occupying nearly quite year n the consc
ion Of the bridge over the HOosstonic ri7er.
FATAL AccIDEST-A boy about ten years Of
age son OF George Risner while washing his lace N l
a1rn. OF Jones's sawni on the lower race sppe9 sa
fell in he was crrried under The water vince ala ~
cpitated down tie hjgn bank. He we: paekeo Up eeau
on the aats below. f'"cii- . Ds-''-
~ Prof Mitchell Of the Cincinn an Observatory
has seep tie new planet La Verrer bis oosery atoms
made ia diameter 5000 miles admitting rs distance
to be- twice mat Of Hers ell, This is the second plsle
discorered within the present year.
~ Two members OF the Indiana Legislature
have died since the late election IN that Stseone az his
Tesdence in De Kab and SteUben District and the other
ut EDer OF Monroe Co. al Brasos e. ago1 Both were
Locos
Y The Legislature Of Vermont adjourned s'ns
die on Tuesday morning last after harmonious and
useful session.
Il The steamship Caledonia. Lott, for Liver
pool was seen the ID inst Cape sable { % niies
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Nj ARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK


Ships New World Skiddy, Liverpool, GrinneI!. Min
turn & Co. Hendrix Hudson. Moore, London J Gris-
void Southerner Berry Charleston Spoford, Tieston
& Co; Wabash Hathaway. NOrleans Stanton & Frost
Banks Callao Warren Glasgow, Eesmith & Walsh
Martin W Brett Trundy. Rio Gtande. Brett & Vose.
Bngs Inogene. spa. Barb'tocs, Fernando Wood
Adna sherman. wilmington tenus Holm, St Thomas.
" " Pratt Argus, Rich Curatoa, ~ Lewis Diam,
Kulehsu Antwerp. Meyer & Stucken Puritan, Arms
burg NOreans W Brown. Speed, Baltimore.
Schrs Freeman, Burton, Bangor. a Buck L J Pow
ell Powell. Wilmington; Cornelin Bumpus. NBedord
Gen Pcase, paco Havana Arrowsmith & Wheeler
Amphibeous smith, philNd Victor Hallet Boston.
Sloop- Helen. Henry, ew.Bedtord Lady Fenwick.
Thompson. New Haven.
Bsrges Philadelphia Derhar, Philadelphia Oneida,
Plat Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
Br brig Helen Mar Card. ~ de i'm Windsor NJ, pla5-
ter. 10 Soule Whitney & Co
Br brig ospray. Calhoun 10 DIS I'm Windsor NJ, plas-
ter, 10 Soue, Whitney & Co
Br schr Acadia, Barnes, 20 dc from Cumberland, Ne.
grindstones &c, 10 master.
Schr Cinderella Crowell, , ds i'm Salem mdse. to X
w Ropes.
schr David Cox, Nickerson ds I'm Boston, mdse, TO
Foster & Nickerson.
schr Grecian Chase, 3 DIS I'm Boston mdse, to Al
kins.
Schr Mystic Churchill DIS I'm Boston fish to master.
Schr Josiah Sturgs, Allen, 81 hours i'm Holmes Hole
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EeQal Notices

SHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue or a wit OF fen "a.
~ cas directed and delivered VIII expose 70 -a-
Monday the G0i day November next al i. O'Clock
VI, the v-slbue of The City Hal Of the City OF New
YORK. al the night, title and interest Vi John A. Morrill,
eight hundred and ;ory-nv- or a. any LINE aerward.
whose hands soccer he be- Of those
certain lois, pieces parcels OF situate, yluy and
being The Twelfth str SIN Ward Of City Of New
YORK and Known and distinguished part vi Harlem
Commons aad which -aid o hereby conveyed ARE known
90 map Of sad Commons made b. Charles Clinton Of
the City OF Neg-forE Surveyor, lots number. l5 u
49, li9 63 6+ is5 65 67 and lt3 between me second
and Talrd sse1ues and between Eighty ird Eighty
fourth streets which saa dated December 1874
and County Q: Neyyf SAID lots each Containing
sPp-er- by Inc sad twenty-five f-ct rear
and ocs hundred feet II depth each am.
rotd or less and sso has rght Tile anc interest and
10 Tie adjoining half part Of the on
which the said U' uaied-toget-r wiki all and .n.
guar The tene1rrt n-r=dltsmenLs and appurenAcces
Lere11to belonging or IN any wise appersinIlg The
above mentioned properly recorded in Registers
Office, n Lioer Sd. page WA JONES SherI.
THos. Z PEERS, Depgly Sherr-
Dated New York. Oct. lsth. Is4- a
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The Voice of Vermont.

Tho following preamble and resolutions were
adopted few days since by the House of Repre-
sentatives of the Vermont Legislature with hardly
dissenting voice. They express beyond doubt
the sentiments of the great body OF People in that
enlightened and liberty-loving State;
WAer,as in our judgment the existing war with Mexico
was not founded in any imperative necessity such as
may justify excuse Christian nation for resorng
arms and has manitestly become offensive war
against neiRhboring Republic and whereas have
just grounds for anticipating that the territory which has
already been occupied and which may hereafter be
Qucred will become slave territory and such apply
for admission the Confcdcracy and that its admission
such in connection with mixed population degraded
by ignorance and superstition and allied to neither in
interest character language, viii endaDger the wei
fare, harmony, and perpcuity Of the Union therefore
belt
Resolped BY he Senate and House Of Representatives
That the honor and best interests OF the Nation will be
subserved by speedy end of the War with Mexico and
the settlement OF all matters in dispute by arbitration
nsgoassoSn Tho, v.nor, ;,, no, rvo q. cour,on,noo
support aid assent the admission into the Federal
Union of any State whose Constitution toleratcs
Slavery and does hereby appeal to each OF her sister
States 10 concur in its name In this declaration
Rssolred, That the Senators and Representatives in
Congress from Vermont will in our Judgment be- heart
" sustained by their constituents in earnestly support
Ing the principles set forth in the foregoing preamble and
resolutions and in using all other just constitutional
and effective means TO the tremendous evils of
Slavery and resist n alarming encroachmcnts upon the
rights and interests OF the non savehoding States
Resolved That the Governor be requested 10 transmit
copies the foregoing preamble and resolutions the
Executives ot the several States and 10 Senators
and Representatives in Congress under the seal OF the
State and his signature of approval.
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ga -4nd5e II fart.<r era.c:,4,
I'd ali Advertisements CDde- tie orders Of he Post
rIss,erene-sl newspaper newspaper OF !sers
1,caed for II any Post O- shall be inserted L he psPer
or papers Of he iou or pace where ls once sdvsrsrs
u..y Be siIuz.ed. s4-zTng IL arg 81: e'rcIG:loa
!ye-s Pas, C---ee LG=- 7<-ss>f -hIret ), l5i1-
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COUCH REMEDY.-Thomss WiIIisIo HaTneri. =

COUGH REMEDf.-Thomss William Harper's Gel
- eorat-i medicine for the OF Asthma Whooping
Cough, Gods Of every description Inflammation on t
Lungs and al classes o. Lung Complaints has COW sood
me LEST Of experience FOR number Of Years and hss bn
Proaodnced not ony by aose who have been benefited
by il USE ou! BY large rgbe. Of The most eruneu INV
sess - he best medicine FOR the relief and
Of Lhos- Distressing eoEplanls The immense and In
$1,000 and or i- medicine In all parts ofthe Union
lncoaestapiy proves s high popularity l2i cents p.r
bottle so per FOR -a- al les WiIsfns oI5 In
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PnELIc SALE.
81 order OF siguee.
NJ. THOMAS ( son, AucrOueerS
rDr-r- wnI = =

81 OrESr OF S>slguee.
NJ THOMAS < son, Aactoneers
VALUABLE PRINT WORKS.
MILL BE SOLD al public sse a. The Philadelphia II.
w change on Tuesday, the l7ih November next ST
O'clock il The Evening, q! The Machinery snd Fixtures OF
hose extensive Works. known as the Souia Trenton
PRINT WORKS,
consisting OF three Printing Machines, with
al the sppsreuances-doube sets OF Mand ril'-yo ca.
euGers-.xo Screw Presses and Gesrlng-a Steam Engine
az! four Boilers-Fyiures for Bleaching and Dying
Tools and fixtures FOR The Color Shop.B ss'ai'hs
Shop-Blockiug rJo-Car pepter's Shop-Slachne shop;
Padding an SINCE House, &c &c.
The Works and Machinery and ST. IN order, and may De
put II operation without delay.
They embrace all The couvenience for Bleaching. Dying
Printing and CAenderEs ihree thousand pieces OF Goos
week sud The location - believed 70 be one OF The
Union. enjoying The facilities OF easy daily
the Delaware RIVER, the DelaSar Nld Rari'a
Canal or the Camden and Jersey City Railroad, through
cut wear with Newly ork and Philadelphia Coal ot
the quality. and very low rates. IS Delivered II me
wharf The River Delaware opposite The Factory and
abundant supply OF W aiec power furnished on mode
rate terms.
The Pm, Works are now open for inspection.
Terms ca-hor approved paper at months. interest az
dei
~ Should several persons he disposed to unite and
purchase these Print WORKS, they may NJ rhing eH-
perse have the advantage offs very favorable Ac! OF In
corporation granted years since by the Legislature
OF NeyyJers-ya copy OF which VIII be sdowu on appi-
cation the undersigned
81 order Of ISAAC COLLINS,
Assignee of P Is CHASE L CO
No. 81 North Secoud-si. Philadelphia
VI. THOMAS & son, Auot'rs, IS Walnut Il
Tenth month tOc,ober} l. 1876 rs swDSltW
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Brady. Nrs Julia
BALDWIN. Ms Margaret
gsrclay. An1e
Barron MIS- Louisa
Blackwell. Sarah Ann
Blarnev. Mf= Eleanor
Bradley, Miss Agnes
Branlau. Mise Nary ?
Rerrv. Mrs Ehzs
Bertner. Jlis- susan II
Bal. Mr. Ida Ann
Hevins. Sarah
Bel. Mis- SarEh
Biddie, 5lrs
Birdsali. Msry 2
Brocchus. Mrs Mary
Bogart, Miss Marietta ?
Bowen. Miss Eliza
BOYD, Mrs
Bormau. Mss Mar
Bowie. Mrs George
Burt. Mrs Msry Ann
Buckelew Miss a VI
Burkhardi, Mrs c z
Burns. Msrgsre,
Burger, Mrs Only T
Quincy. Mrs Charlotte
Bryant. Mrs Ellen
Calender, Mrs VI }
Caldwell. Miss Hannah y
Caldwell. Hannah
Chapman, Miss Anne
Chapman. itrs tCherrT-s9
Carr. Mrs Margaret
Carpenter. Mary
Clara, Emily ;
Clark. Miss Melinda
Cary, Ms Clara
Carter. Mrs T
Chandler. Mis- L NJ
CLlHs. Mrs LGcreta
Clarkin. Mary
Clifford, Margaret
Clifford. MIR tWilet i,
Cory. Mis- S8ucy II
Cooper. Mrs Eliza
Converse. Mrs EUniy-or
Miss Maria Miller
Coombs Miss Csiharine
Crow, Mis- Martha
Cornish. Mrs r
Cone. Mrs ann
Corl-y. Mrs Mary +
Currsn, Mrs VI y
Culver. Miss Rebeca
Curnien, Mary or Honour
Casey, Mrs
Davenport, Mrs {
Day. Clara
Davenport. Miss
Dashiel, Ml-s ElizsbSth NJ
Dcbaudri-couri, Mrs f
Dean. Mrs Isabella Ford
De GouGrecourt, Mrs A
Donaldson, Mrs c
Donohue. Mrs James
DDbsun. Mrs Louisa F
Dove. Miss CathaTine
DoOling, Widow CathsHne
De Jove, Sra Ma Ana
DOn.ll. Margaret
Durham NJ Mary + iizBbei
Duffy. Mrs Calharine
Duncan. Mrs Hester A
Dupont, Mrs J
Elcuora, Madame
Everett, Mrs Sarah
Ensign. Miss +. 4
Ewman. Mrs l.
Earle, Mrs r u
Erickson, Mr- Elizabeth
Elizabeth, Mrs Mary
Ennis, Catharine
Farmer. Miss Mary
EAnnahili, Mrs Ann
Harrington, Mrs )
Fairfield. Miss Gertrude l.
Ferrer, Miss EugcniH
Ferguson, Miss Harriet
Fisher. Mrs MargareiIs 5
Fisher, Miss Mary II
Fielder. Miss CsSiine
Fink, Mr. Olivia
Fielding. Mrs Cstharine
Finley. Miss Margaret
Forsyth. Miss r
Forman. Mrs c y
Forbes, Mrs Clafissia
Fowler, Mrs Eliza
Gaines, Miss r.
Gale. Miss Esther
Gard ger, Miss CNlhurlne
Grain, Miss Mary l.
Gallehnc, Madame Ehzabel
Grafton. Misses CHtharine
Glenn, Miss Margaret
Gorhain. Mrs Job I
Gould. Mrs Caroline 4
Gum, Miss Ann
Hawley, Miss 4 4
Harvey, Mrs Josiah l.
HAYNES. Miss Sarah $
Haleet. Miss +
Harry. Mrs RenvelisO
Hall. Miss 4 NJ
Hanson, Sarah
Hazard. hi+.s Susan )
Halsey. Mrs (Sullivan-sp
Harper, Miss Elizabeth
Hayward, Miss Jane '
Henderson. Miss Della
Hennesy, Mrs (Wssh'ton.sl
Heath. Mrs Sarah
Hickey, Mrs Michael
billiard. Mrs Sophia
Hickey. Johanna
Hines, Ellen
Hines, Mrs tHenry-su
Howard. Miss Isabella
Houehton, Mrs Virginia
Huli. Mrs r
Hodgkins. Nargra J
Holcomh. Miss Catherine
Hogan. Miss Ellen
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WANTED a good, steady Protestant plum cook, also
w nurse and seanstress. al IL PeTepont 81 Brooklyn
Good reference required. mt ST.
NSNNTED--A Protestant plain cook and and
w seamstress Goodrecommendaons required. Inquire
a, IL Perrepont-sL Brooklyn. NJ 81.
A RARE CHANCE-Lule 289 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Aare wuuled 10 undertake the sale of and useful
patented article that he sold every family in the
Union. To men Of respecablIy and business habits
guaranty OF 5000 per will lie given All letters
must be poet paid. Apply TO
ol2am' C. ALDEN. III Fulton.st n Y.
A LADY who has recently this country wishes
EAa situation Governess IN private family. She has
been accustomed 10 teach the English branches according
10 the most approved method and also French and Music
Address +. ] IS Beekmau-st ne ST.
N0RTLAND-ST. or Broadway w hoover owns Pro
~ perry In Corilandst Broadway, below the PARK,
which he would be willing nj up and lease for Hotel
may hear OF tenant who Will The by address
ing NJ 2. box 1899 l. Z. o. Or II the occupant of any
Hotel thus located wishes either purchaser partner he
may address : above. nc ST
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i3oaroinq an6 Goiels.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE

DING-MERCHANTS HOUSE
1885, lS7 and lS9 Broadway
VNHE PROPRIETOR would pee fully inform families
and single gentlemen desiring board for the w inter- in
comfortable quarters with all the conveniences of home
thai he has number OF light and pleasant apartments
let ttnished al moderate prices choice of roouls
may be had 10y early application, ORLANDO FISH.
OPS Inns
QOARDING-At No. Beach-sL opposite 81 Johns
- Park. A ssl OF ROOMS with panrcs furnished or
uniurnished with full or partial board suitable for gem
ueiilah ana Iady or single gents The rooms VIII be let
separately II desired But few GoNTeYs nj 81
ROARDlNG.-Furnished Apartments with Board for
Osnsle gentlemen may he had on reasonable Terms
. EasI Broadway o. In
pOARD-One gentlemen or u gentleman ana
his wife can have board and pleasant rons a; No IS
he-st near Broadway where there are few boarders
References requited- NJ lw-
ROARD-boaru and comfortable rooms for few gen.
ID temen can be had q, Mrs, J. +. SWANS, IS Murray
ST. Transient hoardeys accommodated OILS I'm
DOONIS AND B0ARD-Nov vacas atNo 81 Cham.
IL bers-s West side, Broadway suit OF rooms on
second doorw DE lei together or separate furnished FOR
gentlemen families OF grown persons; AT moderate price
oI situation SIt accommodations also vacancies for or
single seatlemenhoi Snd cold water baths The front
ROOM "a story, has been occupied by dentist years
psst and would be let for ihSt Apply from 10
O'Clock Satisfactory reference required and no
Doom TO I.ET--A pleasant room on The second
IA door furnished or uRfaruished, n private family
Apply al No. Wslker-sL West OF Broadway. Eefefen-
exchanged. y, B,Breakfasi and tea. il required
mt ST.
pRiNATk B0ARD--A Gentleman and his Wife, or
one or one or TWO single Gentlemen can % sccoIuo
Hsled VIM rooms pleasantly situated II OF The
sitee's West 0; and Broadway. References ex.
enans.d. Apply NJ l07 Prtnce-sL Mt S.
a Few SINGLE EENTLENIEN can De hand
Z sonely accommodated with furnished rooms and
% os spPSiag immediately AZ Il Abiugcons9asre--
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OFFICIAL,
LIST OF LETTERS.

,az.s1tsEp Is raE raL.esE u sEselA. .rEal1,.LsI:
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PREPARE FoR COLD WEaTEgs

t+'RAsEh's PATENT DOOR PADS, for excIuding Wind
sac *.tef from he bottoms Of doors In serted mo t5s
over 'e o. the door goes down the s as il closes and
ls ELHIn me raj Is Il oPens They heallhy becsuss
ne aet-crrreni o. air, which cannot be waru{ y ~
tcis Means, Is excluded they are comfortbIe srsnss
NE sP-'st1s squssed and the feet are warm IN any
cold air admitted and Of course Iess Ia. ,.cirI ~
wsIn Prce 81 81 per door, which !ucIades putting IN,
Man1iaetarec ~ JOHN FRASER
RuIa No. / Chatham MAJ
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"a TIE sLBSChlBER, VINO awarded
- gpld medal Tor The best toned Church and ptt1
ia Bells. exhibited at the Fair Of the American Init
e2e tule IN October, lS5, and who has received the
premiums for several past for the best Bells
shd lo"n Clocks, well the Fairs Of the NewYort
Sia'e Agricultural Society the American lnstilus,
now prepared To furnish, his foundry bells Of any
weight required-warraned not break or crack, and
ons 10 please and give sasfac0n He attaches them
his hnpTovea Cast Bv Yot,r with movable g,dgeons BIZ
winch the bell can he adjusted hang hno ing pro-
perly.
Steamboat and Factory Bells constantly on hand
topper and Brass Castings made TO order.
A. N manufactures, and ps constantly on hand Theo
doss transit Instruments, Levels and Surveyors Com
pas:es Surveyor improved Compasses for skng hor
IoI a. and vertical angles without the needles.
Caan paid for old copper and brass
= :, e,,,1, ANDREW MENEELY.
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si1uations, &r. iuanteo

sAILED-ship New. York. for Charles.
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CHEMICAL. OIL. &c. &C.

CANPHENE. CHEMICAL OIL. &c. &c
1WILLIAhtS'S CAMPHENE warranted 10 be three
tines refined also Chemical OIL Burning Fluid. spsni
Gas. Spirit OF Turpenne also recuned Spnt OF Iurpen
me ior yarnh max and manufacturers High Prooi Al
cohol White Rosin MAKERS and druggists burgn-
dy Pitch OF choice quality, Tor sale by " w Williams
lS3 Maideu-lane " Y
CERTITicArE.-I experimental on Wi.liam-'s CHmphene
with the following results ls- \ circular wick lamp,
burning at OF half hour gave light equal
sperm candles pa ltwR. pure IN quality iha
preserved tho wick Ca snowy wisness, and burned sew
era! evenings durirr two week. without trimming
the wick Sd. When burned in proper amp II produces
most brilliant light free from unpleasant odo ana
not liable 10 eNpIo- have blazing pine KNOT
repeatedly Jped quart of Cauphene, which I'M
GEO c. SCHAEFFER.
Columbia CoIi,g, New York. July -, 1876.
The above experiments the CampheGe Of Mr.. VIII
liaus were made my instance ana from NY knowledge
of the accuracy aud .k OF Mr.. Schaefer have implicit
confidence in their results therefore recommend both
Tor light and manufacturers JAMES RENNlCh.
Columbia College. NeIr- York, July -, l2t5.
W. also Witnessed similar perments 10 The aboVcone
lamp burned hour by The watch, consuming less than
cents worth OF Camphene. and light equal 10
ten sperm candles and could read comfortably al dis
lance OF to feet
b. +. BOWERS, VI D. No. Il3 Bleeckrr-st.
L. SUDAN Pre-'L Equitable Fire Insurance Comfy
" WEED. President North River Bank. OILS lmeod-
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MONTHLY REPORT for October, of the New
w York Medical Surgical Institute No. - Chambers
~ Cases Sucrestjaliy Treated
{ Examined 10 de- rh,rs. 10 Gases OF elect
tect diseases Of Papiiai.on ieari-l Plcurisy.
the lung. h Seminal weak-.4 Irritation, or
Cases OF mid ness. burning IN The
wfery. > Gases balanitis. Ucetlrs
Primary chan DeiiriGm Tre-'2 lnconunence Of
Urine.
Cases OF fever. 6 Bad cough ) Cases Nenerr4
Case OF dysen , Inflammation OF Warts
lerv the Bowels. , Cases Of impO-
Aciditg OF The Case OF Apo teucy.
Stomach. peNy. ; Cases ofeGr ache
Pain the breast Secondary Neuet Eruption on the
Cases OF gonor-' real sKin.
Suece,sfd Operations aud Ctrei
I Ampu,stion. - Large ab,cessesl! large Hcmon-
Operations for opened. hoidal ,umor
phymoss Il Operation 20 re- moved.
Cases INDECENT move determines 3 Cases OF Injury
liberated legs. u Tumor removed. attended 10.
Structures cured = Operations for,l Fracture OF the
In The urethra hydrucr,e attended
Operation RI Recent nofurineil Fracture of the
squirting Tou-s temOved.l collar bone.
The poor attended between sEd 10 IN The morning.
H. 8OSTWICK, VI. D.
NJ lw Attending surgeon and Physician
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List Of Letter: Remaining in the Z. 7. Post 0fiee,
Saturday, November "a
Adam, Miss Jane

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

y y ORDER OF the Hororz5Ie Charles P DAILY oce Of
- ne Judges OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of he Cry
ead County Of SeTT orE-SoLce i hereby yi.sn pursi.
st 70 the provisions Of TIE statute sGh0cz1g attachments
ss= snscOucng, concealed and NONRESIDENT debtors
ta- II attachment has i--uec liz Of D.vd
Morse zres1ec Of Eg-erort Vest oQt-
Wales England md Ina tbs WI sold for To-.
aarE-neu according to law within nine moths from The
nrsl publication Of MS notice. end payment Of any
debts due 20 o y lis Debtors agents BANKERS others
and tie delivery 10 hin for rs Of any properly
money, notes 1s OF exchange belonging him and
The transfer q acy other properly 5y them Efe forbidden BY
law, and To.e- Dated The yenlttt day Of Febri-
ar, 1916. CLARK CAMPBELL,
ne izsT-f auor1evs FOR At-aehiny Creiitors
IN PURSUANCE o: az order Of ne Surrogate Of I6-
socs hagHy claims against John q Townsend a.e Of IN.
CltT OF New ORE, deceased present sa,e with Ii.
vouchers thereof 70 tie subscribers. store OF Samuel
7. sSicors No Sc CecEr--tr-e u LIE CITY Of N-York
OF or before ce ninth dag OF March Ee1l Dse N-g-YorA
LIE Eth day u September, l2id.
Joseph LAWRENCE So.
s. lawsm SAAL. t. SkIDNORE, I1ee-''i'-
OFFICE sg TIE MORRIS AND Essex RAILEoaD Co. /
Ne'Eerk, October =, 80.
Nc-lYed UNI ne sth November .ext FOR TIE grading
masonry anc BIN zng required pi-e the branch 0.
ne MOTIFS ac Ess-I Railroad from Aorr-soown Doyer
Distance OF ABOUT II mics
Maps AID prun.es estimates and specifications viii Do
.o. ssr -ta Inst Il me Office OF the Company a. Morris
toSr, here al Necessary information Will gwen
TIE IKE Vii &c divided sections Of convenient
70 ne Treasurer the Office Of the Company N Newark
VIII De reeetvst for the whole any paIf OF e work
By order, JOEL W. coSDIf, Vice President,