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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20
fsaal Motifs.

IN CHANCERY Of Nsx-Jersey.-5etwee1 he PFe:i-
dent Drscto.5 and COMPANY OF the Princeton ba7k'
corp!anAals and James t-iHs5ns au1lTsei oF
PnbEcat:o-If appearing In. Cocrt that ae com pam
AIS have ae their 81. ths ADORE cause sssns; The
er-ve named defendant t0r Ire fcrce sur snc sale o.
certsn rortsa-ed premises = the sad OIL msution
and list process. Of sabrs-a 70 appear and answer O.
rected 10 TIE defendant bat, been reE1sry issued e!
able 20 he Term or September A D 80 oct -aaI -2e
ceteudsci James E59o-s colc roi oe io1nc Z ms
Sta-a 70 y see herewith a.. LIE; 1e La cot caused
ri. appearance 10 % entered g. = case suct process esd
beer culr ser-ed ard being made 10 appear By sntsTi
10 me satisfaction Of tie Chancellor st ne said James
Eo-s resides out Of he S-ste OF Se-JeFsey, 70 VII
IN h. SrAa OF N-YorE it.s therefore, or MS e1iy
mini Gsv of September = Ire year Of or Lore o1e hoG
$40 - III red aaE fo-tvsx OF motion OF Richard
Fed Solicitor o. he comp % his oFcer diTecied
b. ne Chancellor ia: he said s5se1; Defendant a-=
Er-rors co appear plead answer OF deerr 10 ne coz
pstcan. bill o. or Before lie a!rd Iue--sy OF Decer
Ser next or Il Gefaui. ereo: such cecT De lace
arzrs: nm he Chancellor shsl! MEX equitable and
And = farther ords-e1 thsi his order .nal VIE
e1tT DAYS hereafter - served personally OF re sad
James Enns by Ge,:Tsr ot copy hereof 70 hin or
be published within tie sad twenty Gays = ne princeton
Wing newspaper pTIre 81 Princeton n tbs Stale and
continued therein FOR csi Saeoffty al eas; oace II
everv wees and Ike manner and ior he Ll't iee
CT :fre -e-sTdgeT printed Il the Ci:y o. Ne
S.N'L r CJ StNiEKE. ClsTS- y. =. HAASit 20 <
4 rr.A
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CITY ITEMS.
WrpSEsp,Y. Nov

WrpSEsp,Y Nov. 18th
CRAReg OF BuRalARY-A black man named
William Mitchell! was last night arrested on charge 0;
having committed burglary few mornings snce al
the house OF Mrs Coffin, l62 Chambersst ON which &C.
csson large number OF silver spoons forks &c Were
stoen The waiter in tho house Gays this man was seen
TO go Into the basement the morning Of the robbery
The wife OF the accused has also been arrested charged
with being accessory 10 the act has also colored
rDRn named Samuel Seaman They are all held 10 an
CHARGE OF FsAvp,-Three sailors named Smith
surk and Moore were yesterday arrested charge ot
having detrsuded Mrs Switzerland Of Cherry.st OF
money by giving her forged order is alleged signed
Lieut. Smith T. ). n which order contained clause
specifying that certain amount of clothing hsd been
received board the receiving ship which is said be
ataise statement
TRrrTs,--A woman named Ann Armstrong; was
arrested last night charge OF stealing Si from James
Smith, while In HE company the Points Mary
Hamilton was arrested ON charge OF stealing piece OF
carpeting. .MiehScl KAne arrested ON charge OF
stealing large eusat,y of lead pipe which found
in his possession
FALSE PSgrENcE,-A man named Samuel Asr.
rison arrested charge Of receiving goods under
false presence.
VYRY DSuSK-A man named John Jackson W ss
found last night IN the street ses,siy drunk and
9ren,y unable 70 take proper esrc u his sober horse
fhe drunkea animal sent to the Police Office, and
tho sober one properly provided for.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT week on Thursday Nov.
sSsh. occurs the snnus, Thsnkssivlns IN the follow
ing States. viz
Nsw,York Ohio kentucky,
New.Hanpshi,e Michigan Newlersey
Vermont Massachusetts, Indians
Rhode tslsnd Connecticut Iowa
Pennsylvania MARYLAND leuisisnS
Total Is States GU, OF ~. In Maine and Missou-
ri Dec, Sd j. the day, in South Carolina snd Gpor
Sia Nov 9Th was observed |, is 10 be hoped that
hereafter the same day win be appointed through
out the untca, flour. Commerce
SIKk Ar bEKilS, CeNN,-The Timers Tools
Mandatory OF + Roys & Co wo.thtpsron Scc,sty.
destroyed by nre Saturday night with nearly all
tAs coneass including the books ana papers of the S
Loss rstmsed 81 between $1,000 snd 5000 ln,,rsnc.
4Soe-Sl4oo tie building. ,he remainder on n.
engine. stock. tools, &c,
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Q cGI
DEACH ORCHARD COAL-Tht

DEACiI ORCHARD C0AL-Thirteenih-st Yard
Peach Orchard CoaL-The subscriber has u-t opeaec
ward as above nss hand choice lot OF ned
Ash Coas selected from the most celebrated VEINS ant OF
The follow NJ sizes Broken Egg Stove sod Nut for
sale lowest market prices Also Lehigh W HE Ash
Liverpool and Cumberland Goals hand All OF The above
fcr sale from yard vessel. Apply 10
T. STONES DICKERSON, s. lSih-sL Tear o;h-avelue,
and l07 Anihouy-si. near Broadway.
N. B.-Lehieh snd White Asb Lump Cosl by the cargo
or single 50
CUMBERLAND COAL-Th- Eeberi Cosl-Hil dis
tcharre in .,s DAYS cargo nf coal, fresh
from company mines IN good order. Al Jumps, al The
foot o. Thiriseu;h-s y. L sale oS for cash apply
20 7. STONES DICKERSON, No 90 Thirteenth -
LSf 6hsr@1ue. Rud lD7 Anhony-.t nssr Broadway
TOAI-Ofs ali kind, for sale at : p. PALMER'S Coal
TO suil purchasers and good article Orders
promptly attended TO- o28 SIN
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III NEW-YORk AND HiFRE Commercial Line
go Pdckels-Ihe subscribers beg inform their
friends and the public that hey have been appointed
By DIN Barrie Esq OF Ha9r- Agents New YORK for the
above Line OF which viii be dis patched from Hayr-
weekly hrOugnou, the The ships mpnsing this
Line VIII be- of The rt class, commanded OF charsc
ami ability, and the greatest taken TO give every
satisfaction shippers also u promote the comfort
and convenience Of passengers As the freight and
passage MI" be much less Than by other Lines, shippers and
VIII doubtless consult their interest by ap
plying for farther information, 10
VIZ. r TAPSCOTT % South. 81,
4 Fel nurlny- in 4 Ei.y..
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N-OTICE.-al~s7 spe--v having used The asuar OF
So-rry Read. without authority has MS day BY
writ or Injunction issued from Judge OF ihs superior
Court been eooned and restrained from using said Co
partnership name Of Sprry Read fer ans purpose wat
e~er der pprslt- 4 v- thousand dollars. Ind no con-
traci made by SAID Sz-r Ire Tsce ~ >sFry y heS
THEODORE .. READ
Ssw-Hav-n. Nov. Sd 1876 Mist
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NCTNBEK KEPOKr 1f u Munal I.lfe In-llranc,
PUBLIC SALE,
By order OF Assignee.
NJ THOMAS s son, AlctiOneer-.
~ - - 2


WILL BE SOLD public AZ the Phllsde. phia FIX
w change on Tuesday the 18th November next, al :
O'Clock in the Evenng. al The Machinery and Fixtures OF
those extensive Works known a. the SolIh Trenton
PRINT WORKS,
New-Jcrseyc consisting OF three Printing MEcines with
all the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sets % Mand s-t'vo Cal
enders-tSo Screw Presses nnd GearHga Steam Engine
an. four Boilers-Fismrc- for BisachEg ard Dying
Tools and Fixtures for the Color shop--BlacSs miihs
Shop-Blocking room-CRrp enisr'S Shop-Machne shop;
Padding and SINCE House. &c
The Works aud Machinery and I'll in order, and may be
put ~ operation without delay.
They embrace all the convenience for Bleaching, Dying
Printing and CAlendernE three thousand pieces OF Goods
per week and the location j. believed 10 be OF the
best In tie Union enjoying the facilities Of easy daily
by the Delaware RIVER the Delaware and Rarsn
Canal the Camden and Jersey City Railroad, arou Oh
out year, with ErwYo and Philadelphia Goa! Of
The best quality, and very low raie Is delivered al The
wharf The River Delaware. opposite the Factory ard
abundant supply Of Water power furnished mode
rate Terms.
The Print Works open for inspection.
Terms casor approved paper nj months. interest sd
ded
II Should several persons be disposed to unite and
purchase these PRINT Works they may lrihlng
pense have the advantage of very favorable Act of In
corporation granted since By the Legislature
OF SewJersya copy Of which VIII be shown on appli
cation 10 the undersigned.
By order OF ISAAC COLLINS
Assignee DIP. CHASE co.
No. 81, North Secoud-st Philadelphia.
THOMA 4 son Auc'r. Wal-tif-st
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= FOR LONDON.-First packeL

Il FOR LOSDOS.-First PackeL-The Splendid
- azi--ailing packet ship CHRlsTfANNA Capt T.
Hammond will sail as above This superior packet
nas very superior accommodations cab1 second cabin
aud Storage passengrrs her second cabin
beng on deck 10 rooms well ventilated and lighted. The
sccoi0c atoms for this Of passengers superior
Ia those u most Of the other London packets and the price
VI passage reduced For which. and the best
bfla Immediate application should be made board foot
OF Waist or 70 w. J. T. TAPSCoTT, 35 South-st. I'd
door below B1rling-sip.
The LUcoSIA win suceeed the the Chrisaanna. ard
Eai! OF on per regular dsy. nIo
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xT-Ss ITO E1IIGRANTS &;.ca.--1J7-777,,
Esss.-s.--1 ,OTHERS GOING WEST


FORWARDING LINE.-The subscribers beg TO inform
eir friends and the public generally and emigranls parc
uiary, that they prepared forward pas
all parts OF the NeltTn States and Canada, al the
lowest rates and with Certainty OF passengers experience
Ing delay any place the Being Interested
equally all tie modes Of conveyance into the Interior I'M
partial advice VIII be given those abOutO proceed West
10 ns best mode oI travel well the best routes 10
take for any Inland town IN the United State. Canada
tI. "EmgcGntS Trading Guds, which not only gives the
Of passage but also the distance all parts OF s
West and Canada together with the time usually occupied
Ia performing journey any given place, may be had
grtii., application NJ their office.
From the superior In which this branch OF their
business hHs hitherto been cOnductd Ine subscribers
wlll certainty guaranty that difficulty delay
possibly be experienced by any person going by their Line
and tie frauds daily committed by ires ponble
parties persons going West should deter those
curing heir passage from engaging any where but Of
tce Of established responsibility. The subscribers you'd
bore -La' mat their various conyeymces vi Railroad
Cars Cana. Boats, and Steamers be-
passed II equ8lrt. For farther PARTICULAR apply Gf by
letier, post paid ~ ". l.. J. +. TAPSCOTT,
% South-sL door West of Buri.ng--hp.
y B-W j. T. T. continue dispatch ir-t class pack
ets ~ London, Liverpool, Glasgow, NeSS-Oreuns, Mo
BILE, Savannah and Charleston, with pnncmaty Also 10
make arrangements for bringing passengers from any
OF The old country and give draft for amount
able demand in any part Of Great Britain or Ireland
ms Lax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20
MEEN FUN, MEEN FUN MEEN FUN

THE Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder for restoring,
identifying and preserving the complexion and
denng the sxlr c-cately white, smooth and sof-
Mern Fun IA simply preparation Of Oriental herbs,
and may be used with perfect safety for The OF all Gu
taneous tisorcers Among the prominent Tan,
Rr-ckle- lnses!br P-r- piraor Boich-s Pmpes Spots
Irritation Coarser-ss, and variety of others.
To be had wholesale Of The sole importers, HOBBS co.
Waist New York, ecc retail u sll respectable chemists
ard p-rfumers IN S-w-York snc throGghou: lie United
Stsr.. in borea prer 81 .-d "a ooh on I'm
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

r., r4sttHEa=zsl MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD
Esyt9 Leave York. o'clock 4. NJ $
-oclk, p. NJ. Leave Newark, 10 o'elk
A. NJ. O'clock, PM Leave Morrislowu, O'Clock, A. 81
O'Clock, T.. VI.
Passengers by the Morning Train to Morristown will ar
rive there IL ock where the stages viii be- IN readiness
convey them Scnooiey's Mountain Washington Bel
y.dere aud Euston daily tn succasnuy StahOpe Newton
Milford and OwsgO on Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
Tuesdays Thursdays ard Saturdays each Line rnng
the following days 10 The =. ". trains for ~ Y.
stage viii also leave f. Haskenrdge every evening
the arrival Of the hor-stown.
Passengers through 10 and from Jersey City, without
changing On leaving the city passengers viii depoi
II their baggage In The At the foot Of Cortland where
GENT will be Ia ateEdance receive IL All packages
bundles must he entered the waybl or the Conpa
ny Will not hold themselves responsible.
Freight will be- Forwarded immediately Morristown
from Albany Basin b. Stephens and C0udgs Line Of
soops Newark, from i Transportation Office of hs
~ j. r. r. and Trans Co. foot u Lbeuy.sL and IL desired
will be called for u part Of the city. by application az
said Office in5l IRA DODD SuprTinenaenc
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x,-o.-.sdls >TKOUDsBUKG AND NEW,

y-N-zHN STKUUUsBThE AND NEWs
%TSSSSS1xssf YORK LINZ OF COACHES, Psa Eta-
Ex@S1z,asszA Waer GAP, Columbia. Blsirstoyns
Johnsonsburgh, Snnhope and Morristown Through "
hours. Fare - 20.
On and after Monday Nov. 3D. 1876 there viii Stage
eaye the principal Hotels Stroudsburg O'Clock A.
III every Monday Wednesday and Friday. by Eofss
Coaches u Morn.toVgn, thence by Railroad 70 New
arriving New-York 20 minutes before o'clock 2. b. ~
afternoon
Returning viii leave HevvYotk every Tuesday Thurs
day rd Saturday at O'Clock A NJ Railroad 70 Morris
town, thence by Stage Sroudsburg arriving Stroads.
b1rk the ZANE evening between q and O'Clock.
Persons 10 Newborn receive any Information ds.
sired by applying the subscriber, or his agent AZ Eo2
Corlsnd-rt. Merchants wishing send orders Ses'
YORK for small bills Of goods, do So by enelos1g '
orders directed to the agent Of the line and giving 10 w
driver and have IL by Of Stage. share pus
patroragei Is respectfully solicited.
ns 2w JOHN L. WARD. Proprietor
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TIE PILES :,

CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIR UPHAMs
a Hisrna! Remedy Tor the Of Piles The pegetIbe
Pie Electaary, invented by Dr. A. Upha dsi!n li-h
I'd physician OF Ne"-f"rS ely, - ne Only really euc-
ces-ll remedy for na tgaEeros and csf-sic sin
me Piles offered - ;hu American pGbii-
The E!-cuury cauleu- .Nutetai Ne fcae, -i:o>I
Coocr1la tiabD or Ctner puWerfl. gn f4in, pUrgL.
live. No i-ar of .-ul cold willie Ia. 20, iEfueuc-;
change IN diet n--rss r B-rn sJcsftle t5 c,raciiuns
- cure for hfe - rig-eh.lft
iHetcy CERTIFICATE aiAs. 90 be hurd-eIs thal have H.
ready b-eG received 81, lls efficacy ~ rr Jpi.us Flee
.uasy. Nrs-y-.. Al-,t.t % I2is
Mems r-t, hr;csGq!-Gep. For --r--.l yar- pat
have 5et.. troubled VIII, Plies. 81
b. bowels, indigestion aat weakness Of t system Bur
NY complaint being D abe u from
business, And dres lad 81 pys;cicns arc paft med
!c;ne- thai until ms Spring G-d ans medicine
applied 20 physician for RELIEF The Piles G-n beng
ieyefe That allowed several operations 10 5e performed
Without AM benefit determined after tis Try other
The Of Dr.. Upiains FIectusry | purchased ,1res
boxes ~ your store. and from the ot which 'arc
myself entirely cured OF The Piles and my heAll
Improved | remain, Srs. your much indebted friend.
The writer OF The above from motives Of deicacv de-
clnes having his used but authorizes refer
him show N. original Certificate % taos. = No msy
toubt IL authenticity
Another fac. relation the efficacy % Dr. UphaIn's
ElectuaT; PHILADELPHIA Sept 9, 1916
DR. tYtnn-D-gT Sar About fve years EEo RI
tcGed with @tai called Chronic Dy-ertary. / Have
suffered with L since and physicians have tod
that my liver Infected and tai my bowels p.rrs-
se for blood and pus, attended with peculiarly purC
smell, the frequen. dscharges. shorl time since
made visii 20 Massachusetts, IL hopes Of benefit from
change OF air but suffered severely than before
Whi!e there physician offered for SO ia three
months Happily n the midst OF intense pain, occasion
-ly relieved by laGnaGum, saw N wrapper Of your
F-ctrary perfect description OF my complaint together
with many certificates Of This gave great
h4ence n the medicine, and purchased box, and nin-
doses OF which has apparently cured and prrpsr
81 10 every thing IL liz favor, render any s-rYce
Humanity by subscribing 10 It's merits.
Respectfully yours, BENJAMIN PERCfVAL,
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.sjT-'~ ATHE 0TIsyILIE EXTEN- RI.

~ Ut" NtW-TOTK G#gW
Railroad viii be- opened for passen-
gers and freight Tuesday next November Sd when the
hours of departure viii be changed and until farther notice
the arrange inent VIII he ~ follows:
For PdSscnPersIeaves Newly orx from foot OF Duans
st a. O'clock 4. VI. and o'clock, p. NJ
Leaves Otsvls nj 81 4. NJ and II p. II.
Fare between New York and Oisvills 81 ~.
FL! Ffetsh.-Leayes New-Yofk from foot OF Duane.st
at O'clock z. NJ. Otsyile at II o'clock A. NJ.
October Il. 1915. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20
Jnoia- . Rubber GOODS
LNnIARIrnRER Cnons

INDIA ri BBER GOODS. manufactured by Horace
L H. Dav, Tor sale at y Coraudtsl
Days Patent Shirrrd Su- WGie'mens and Sport-mens
penders. Coat Pea Jackets,
Gentemens Sheet Rubber Shears Psien, Life Chair md
Overshoes, leather soles Sei,ees, with Days I'm.
Do Rubber " provemenis
Sandals for Spring and Griils Patent Cotton Float
Fall wear er for rafting bales Of Cot
Ladies' Children's Youths ton,
Rubber Shoes. ndiG Rubber Gloves,
Mctnic Rubber Machine India Rubber raniaioons.
Banding superior article, Do do SHRED. not
DAYS Patent Hosr, or air proof
Lie Preserver- Of all knGs AiT Cushions and Pillows
DAYS Patent Rubber Boalo Hydrosalic Beds, bathing
Poulon. Csps, Rubber Tents and
India Rubber Cioths. Baggage Covers, Water
Macintosh Coats. Buckets, together with all
Black SILK Webbing shoe the various other styles
makers use. Rubber Goods, all warrant
India Rubber Door Springs, ed stand heat cold
and without change.
The extensive machinery and other facilities for manu-
FIGURING embraced in three establishments belonging
the undersigned, enables him 10 prompt execution
OF AL orders In superior manner and with greater
patch than ut any other establishment
NJ eodif HORACE Fl. DAY
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5n5urduCe.
UUF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

rgNHE KNICK ERB0CKER Fire Insurance Com
psny jsi- The MutGaii Of New ork-Capitai Sso6N
Ofce No. - Wss-The Legislature OF This State Al -
late passed changing the corporate name OF
the old Mutual Insurance Company OF ih- Clty OF New
York" the knickerbocser Fire Insurance Company Of
Nev-York AL future business o. thai Corporation VIII
therefore be transacted under It's
II nav Le well to add by way Xpanson, that the Old
Mutual notwithstanding IL TILE, was IN fact STOCK
Company having capital all paid IN cid securely invested
and that the change OF obtained 20 prevent mis-
apprehension thai point
This Company nsur. against loss damage
by IRE favorable similar institutions IN is
city DIRECTORS
George Ireland, John Gny, l. C. Hamersley,
John OoIhn-t Bolts Moore, ChRs P. Leverich,
Geo. Arcu,sr.us. Robt c. Welmore Benz De Forest.
Robert Benson Edward Cook, Wm- Tucker,
John Campbell Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley,
George C0nklin, Adam Norrie, Alex'r Lawrence,
Joshua Brush, Robert Kermit. Wm. F. Dean.
Robert l.. Staar,, Anthony ChaTdon, William Browning.
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. Z. McDosALD. Secretary.
New-Yors. May Ia. 1916. clio eodH
nCTGBER KEPORr u The Mutual I.ife INSURANCE.
OCOmpguy Of Sev-Y OK, 40 Is Wal-sL-Thi. ins.itR-
lion during the month OF October issued s!xy-Ihree new
Policies, VIZ
To Merchants Traders. To Physician ...
ManuiactuTef-... : &c Teacher
Clerks ................ 81 Deputy Sheriff !
Mechanics. 81 '' vice President OF an
" Agent................. ms Co.-...-........-.
hucUoGrer.. - Students
snip Mssler.....-...... " broker... .-...'-...-
n Dc Gentlemen. .........
Steward ,.............. II - Lady..-.-...-..
Live. Insured.
MORRIS ROBINSON. President.
SAINT. HASH,Y Secretary.
MiSTuR~ Posi-. NJ y Physician. flI Rroaiwav. NJ I'm
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NO MORE WHITE, GRAY. or RED HAIR.

NJ hORL " IL =; SHA1. OS aEO GAl =.
4 Kennedy which enhances considerably the oesuLy
1src alters lie appearance OF me co1n-nance from a
which sIapch ci-k-t- i Is pleasing have efficient
iae.- defects. To e5-c hi. change OF
ns!r much wished for, IS the grand and revertar
property OF Jules HEuel. Vegetable Liquid Hair DYE
which m proprietor ith Justice FAR beyond
anything o. Ice kind yet IN any other
country L. properties are very powerful though very
cnooeEL TITS chemical result Is wonder a. II enab
persons 10 dye simultaneously he. hou, me e.,
Inconvenience For changing red gray hair whi.ser.
eyebrows &c 10 brown, black, or chesrut color The
sghtrs; eyi consequence need be feared fur is use
IL Is altogether harmless This composition is the o7Iy
one sanctioned By The science OF chemistry 10 tye in
ncebi- manner, the various rehstccs OF coors
Danger or r-nence sn1 has Justified tie liberal pa
roEase AID unlimited confidence OF the public II black
= required, Is. for box marked ~ II brown box MARKED
. FOR sale, Seozesa-e and retail by
LIES EAUEL, PerfErner ard Chemist.
Ne II ; Tftr1-st below Ch-sn1i, Phiiad.
be'ssre q CounLerfes. A.kfor jules Hauels Vege-
soe Liquid Haif Dye. II you the genuine article.
Treri1tn awarded 81 the Franklin Institute
Acc :; ny Agents WAT L KErcHAs I2t Futon-st
' CIrhugf rs end 2ss Srosdvay F. A. Artsalt, La.y
cue bazaar cor Brood and Liberty J. g. Jscq1eriod
10 Sroac7ay Eayt.a1d, Reese Co Hstter-leae and
Al al ne respectable Druggists il the Z. nls I'm
COOKING STOVES Cheap Tor cash---A good as
sortrrni OF Cooking Stoves, from aer and agAy up
pTsFer pasTs may be obained a. the mandatory. Sd
ineHdsf Foundry lei Goerckst between RTvngtoa and
sla,ton nii Sly.
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DIARY For 1877.
SCHOOL. BOOKS
DrD GOODS

PLASKETs. linens, and House Keeping Art
Dcl.s--A. ARNOLD 1. co. % csaal-st- have now IN
full assortment o tie above goods, consisting Of
iared expressly Tor lheir family irade
90 70 and - inch Pillow Linen
3 6.a. g II and ~ Bsrl.ley and irish sheetag
Double Damask Table Cloths. from II yards long.
Napkins and Doylss 10 match.
67sa' ! iOi Table DsrnAsk and Diaper.
Brown and B.eached Hucknhack and Diaper TOweings
Long Lawns Bi-ds-eye Diaper, CHIm5 Cloths. En-
bossed and Printed Table Covers
To- Il end 49,; Imperial and Toilet Quilts cradle size
do, Coored and White Toilet Covers.
Bisasels-Eah "hiiney 3 . TO- II r. 10 and ~
crude ne. %
no COUNTRY MERCHANTS-BTo1g sheetings
and shrngs Of every style and width. all the known
brand- both heayy and GeSlsrk Minis, Lawrence C. In
dian Head Cabot A. Premium Heavy Merrnack EXeter's,
f'nknnn &c NAV be had al manufacturers prices the
second oors OF Nos % and - Cedar =. half block above
PearI-si Low priced md medium yard wide sheenFs.
Also best Southern Cotton Yarn assorted 5to 10 and 20
Mo n y CEDERHlIl. II and % Cedar.st
- BARKER, Isl Grandst. las iu-i opened an ;n-
>. stock Of Dry Goods adapted the Fail trade,
consisting OF Silks shawls Mernoes Ca-hmere- NJ De-
lanes lo to which he would invite the attention OF pur-
chs.rs all II
CANTON cases brown and bleach
Ced Ashhuron Canton Fann-ls, for sale By
NJ NEsMlTI co 20 and . Pine-st-
DAIZEs--50 bale. s. and 6-i Green Bsi1es from
ID Chelmsford Co and Whitney Mills. for sale By
ooi NESMlTH K co. q and y Pine..t
GRANITE CO.'S BLEACHED GOODs.-2o
NJ NEsMlTE x co. g and q Pine-si.
NEGRO GOODs;-5oO bales and case; blue, black
v and sleeps grey, al wool filling. For sale by
NJ SESNITU co ~ and 81 Pine-st.
= BROWN SHIRTINGS-iow-p priced, received
c-f this day and for sale by
osl C. r HARRIS, 4f Exchange place
4 HEAVY AND FINE Brown Sheeiings for sale
IL BY c. F. HARRIS Sc Exchange place o3l
DLTE PRTNTS-Oi vRuous patterns and qualities,
40 for sale low by G F HARRIS. SO Excannge-2lace:
SIJ'E DnIi.LS-Lowrii Blu. Drills, received and
ID for sale by c. +. HARRIS, 10 Exchange place o3l
DLTE AND ORANGE PRINTS-in store and for
ID sale by L. F. HARRIS, 80 Exchange place. OF