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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22

DI ORDER OF the Honorable Daniel I. lpE,aE;un.
ID Associate Judge OF the Se0-Yor Court OF Common
Pleas notice hereby pursuant 10 the PROVISIONS NJ
the statute authorizing attachments against Rhscoudng.
concealed nonresident debtors ta,t sacmenthns
issued the OF Thomas H. Smith. resident OF
the STATE Of Pculsyl tlnt The same VIII be eod
payment OF MS debts, unless he appear and dis
churgc such attachment according 10 lar, within nine
months from the first publication OF this notice; and that
the payment any debts due him by residents OF this
state; aud the delivery him for his Of any proper
" within this state belonging 10 nn and the transfer oty
such property by hun forbidden by law. and void
Dated the jlst day OF July, 1896 E. ". CHESTER,
nnl lnNNlrn Attorney for Atiachng CrellLor
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FALSE PRE1EycEs.-Oficers Leonard and
Brown this morning TOOK into custody person named
yiTer penvke on charge of obtaining from different
merchants in this city. by of false pretences
goods &c the amount OF about So 900 He detained
tlnn
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- HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF VIII OF nerl
Sfacas 10 me directed and delivered. will expose
se Monday september Il. 1876, nj - oclock ncou IN
the vcslibule OF the City Hsi the City OF New Ycrka
The right te and interest of Mary Higgins which She had
on the hrs day June thousand eight hundred and
forty any time aftervar Of in and 20 all tina,
lot. piece parcel Of ground situate IN the Tenth
Ward the City OF New iork, the Easerly side OF Al!
known and distinguished No. Nlensi. in said
City. New York,July, 81, 1876. VIM JONES. Sheriff
Il PINASNY DANNY lqNNht
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nom NE Sleamboai Fler belWeen Cortland
and Liberty SIS.
Steamboat kNlcKERBoCKER, Capt A. Houghton vii.
leave on Monday. "Wednesday and Friday eveujnxs al
O'clock
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON Capt r. G. Cru,,en
den, viii leave Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday even.
inss al O'Clock.
The above Boats will at all times arrive a, Albany In An,
pie uue for the Msrning Tram Of Cars the East or
West
O'Clock. 7. VI.
All persons forbid trusting any OF the Bosts OF this
Line withou; written order from Captains or Agents
For passage freight apply beard Boats or 10
?. {. SCHULTZ, nj the office or the wharf
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STOP COCK AND FILTERER.
HOUSES PATENT Fi.terer and Cock l. recent iuveu-
IL hon. combining convenience durability and efficiency,
superior any heretofore offered to the public; be
easily attached 20 the CTcIon pipes For sale a. the Me-
chsn.cs' 4 Merchants Agency 81 Ann-st
For Sse-A fine schooner, 80 IONS, bargain Apply
above. sua0 81
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by ORDER q PANEL Pratt. First Judge Of lie coaTl

pN ORDER OF Daniel Prati, First Judge OF he Conrl
ID OF Common Pleas OF the County of Onondagn, ana
Counselor Law of the Supreme Court, Notice is
hereby given that attachment has issued against the
Ransom g. Williams of Charleston, State OF
South Carolina resident debtor and that the
viii he sold Tire payment OF MS debts, unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according law, within
nine months from the first publication OF This notice and
that the payment any debts due him by residents OF
this State and the delivery him ror his OF any prop
erty within this State belonging 10 him. and the transfer OF
uny such properly by him forbidden by law and are
void. Dated Iuly Isl, 1916. FORBES y SHELDON,
81 Ia ATTORNEYS Ia Attaching Creditor.
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g. 49,, Inc for Albany and Troy MORNING
LlNE-The Steamboat TROY Capt Cor
nam, will leave Tuesday, Thursday, and Snturlay.-Ths
steamboat NIAGARA, Capt VIM Ellsworth Will eays
Monday, Wednesday and Friday At o'clock, a. NJ. iroa
the Steamboat Pier foot of Barcays for Troy end inter
mediate places.
EVENING LINE-The steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt
VIM. II. Peck, will leave Monday Wednesday and Friday
Tie steamboat EMPIRE, Capt. r D. Macy, will leave
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings, al O'Clock,
from Cortland-st Pier for Albany and Troy direct.
" The above boats Of the first class they com.
manded by experienced and attentive officers and .petd
aud accommodation are superior TO most, and inferior
the river les
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.TEra' MORNING. LINN O'Clock

<TEr" sM0RNING LINE at oclock--Eor Al.
.bany. Troy and intermediate Landings
rom the Steamboat Pier al the foot U, Bar.
clsy.sL
The NIAGARA leaves New.York Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. al o'clock. A. NJ Leaves Troy Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. al O'clock A NJ Breakfast and
Dinner on board the boat.
Passengers taking this boat Will arrive In time TO take
The evening Trans OF Cars from Troy West Buffalo and
North 10 Saratoga. Whitehall and Lake Champain.
AtGOOds, Freight Baggage Bank Bills, Specie any
other kind OF property, TAKEN put shipped board h,
Roai, must be- nj The risk Of the OF such Goods
Freight, Baggage &c.
For Passage o. Freight apply on board, +. b
IIAL L. AZ Tho Office ON tho WhArL aus
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Ackerly. JIiss Emma
ArchGrd, Miss Mar
Atdy, Mias Margaret
Allen, Miss Rebecca L
Andrews. Mrs j "
Atkins, Misc Margaret
Armstrong, Miss Mary
Adams, Ms Eiza w
Arnold, Miss Jane Augusta
Avery, Mrs Maria
Abot;, Miss Lucinda
Andrews. Miss Ellen
Ayre,. Mrs Gertrude
Adams, Miss Mary X
Atwood, Miss Corne!ia
Abbott, Mrs Elizabeth
Avery, Miss Be.sey
Aub.y, Nile Sophie
Allen. Miss Elizabeth
Adams, Mrs Margaret
Anthony, Mrs tOak.st)
ArDberInOuN, Mrs lnelA
Bassett, Miss Julia
BRASIL, Miss Ellen
Brady, Miss 2 idget
Bailey, Mrs Ann r
Baldw in, Miss Ma. garet
gawin, Mrs Margaret
Buumer, Mrs Mar
Bergman, Miss Charlotte
Beck, Mr. (Hsmersley-s9
Behrens, Mrs Theresse
Beck, Mrs julia A
Belcher, Miss LGvinIa
Belldin, Mrs Benjamin
Bishop, Miss Caroline
Brooks, Mrs NJ o LIZ
Brooks, Mrs Josephine
Boyd, Miss Margaret
Brown, Mrs Lydia
Bowles, Miss Amelia 7
Brown, Mics Elizabeth A
Bash, Mrs Harriet
Durham, Miss Mary
Bruhen, Miss Ann NJ
Bucslend, Miss VI
Byrnes. Miss Mary
Burke, Miss Margaret
Bryan, Miss Martha }
Bliss, Miranda
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Hfal estate.


%. Y The residence Of the late Robert Campbell,
situate in Eackensack. Bergen county. V J. CONSIST
ing OF good ;wo-siory dwelling house Win Wig ani
Kitchen attached q well o: excellent water the grounds
are wei! stocked with fruit trees and h-lbbery together
WITH the usual ouihouse There are II acres OF choice
land which may be divided INTO los 10 great scFsn'age
hen in the centre Of the village. For terms &C apply 10
BLEECKER VAN DYKE, No. Is Pme,s-
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NEW YORK
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, a. IFS FuLTON-ST. tsur
4 Buildins) Persons wishing subscribe have only 10
send their The Office. Terms cents weeh By
mail = veal Il in advnnre. Rrf ln-
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Jarvis, Mrs Maria
| Jackson. Miss Caroline u
| lack, Miss Dora;lv
Jackson. Nrs Charlotte
James. Mrs X
jenkins, Miss \ Fl
| levitt. Mrs Samuel
JENKINS, Miss E.lzs
Johnson, Mise Csihsrine
Johnson, Charlotte
Johnson, Mrs J c
Jones. Mrs Z.
Jollia. Elizabeth
JOB -, Mrs. Alvila
Jordcn, Mrs Mar
kearney, Miss A A
keeran. Miss Catharine
Kleber, Mrs Mary
Kcunady, Mrs HELEN
Kennedy, Mra { Hsmmond-stl
xxx, Jane
kidder, Mrs CGreene-stl
Kmgsoury. Mrs Margaret
komeny, Miss L II
King, Mr. Abby Jane
Lambden, Mrs X
Laughlin, Mrs
iLavalle, Mrs
LarnUn, Eliza
Lash, Mrs ArabelIa
Lamb, Mrs Valseen
Labrauc Q, Mrs ] Z
Latta. Mrs VI
Lecompte, Mad Abrosie
Lecom,e. Mrs Disirei
lie, Mrs Matilda
Levi, Mad + J
Leonard, Mrs
Lea, Mrs Maria
Linkon, Miss Ellen
Livingston, Miss Margaret
Lowell, Mrs Caroline r,
Loder, Miss Margaret or II
Long, MIS- Caroline
Lockwood, Mra Mary B
Luck, Mrs Gertrude
Lyon, Misc Sarah J
Lymonds, Mrs " +
Lyons, Mrs Ann VI {
Martin, Ann
Mase, bliss Mary Ann
Martin, Mis-. Rachel
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pEOPLE,SLINE sTE.,JRo,v

.Ssses-gs,, tor Albany. direct, daily Al O'Clock T. NJ
from the SJeambos, fler between CorLaad
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- PESInENCE At SEWARK-A, private sale

s. 80; e - :, - i9osse And To-, No
- lis P!ane-st- Newark SewJersev. within I'VE HIM
It.s walk OF the New-Jersev Railroad Depot; there are
aring-ruorn ard kitchen O: the man building Ihe
bouse j. 25xS2; lot SOxi5I garden well stocked Win
fs OF various kinds. For farther particulars apply 20
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auctloneer,
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F-.s TO LET.-The new store AMI dwe!.ins No. ~
~ This i Just completed IS spacious ana a. 100
location Tor dry goods crocAer: boot alG shoe 1ees5
or any similar business a car be found IN THIS part OF &
The dwelling part Of the hoI-e Is complete Win d.!
he modern irnprovuenis including Croion Water &c
Rent moderate TO good tenant Apply 70 :,
aula Il WASHINGTON SMITH, sol Mest ts.l.-s..
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fork--Tuesday, Thurs.

Leave Stou!ng ton-Tucsday, Thursday and Saturday,
\. b-Passengers, the arrival Of The steamers a,
Sicuingtoc. proceed Immediately the splendid Railroad
cars TO Providence and Boston. without any delay snL
Baggage Master accompanies each Train Boston to take
charge Of she baggage
For pas or freight, inquire on board OF the boat A.
pier No. y. K or OF GEO E EAIRCHILp. No 10
" es-sI or oil JOHN Ii. RICHMOND.
ulSl pync,d.,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30
Schools.
SCHOOL OF DESIGN


m s. CUMMINGS, Professor of the Arts Of Design In
The University of The City OF NewYork, and Acsdera-
icisn Of The National Academy o. Design
TERMS.
Rudimenal Drawing, In Lead Pencil and Crayon; Ee-
Hents OF Perspective, and Paniing from Examples two
lessons per week in classestre dollars per quarter OF
twelve weeks. Evening Glasses the same.
Drawing from the Round Painting in Oil or Water Col
os "Charo Scuro" and The Rudnenrs Of Color above
fifteen dollars per quarter Evening Classes the
Painting Oh Water Colors, Landscape. Figure, Sull
Life &c from Examples lessons week. above,
day hours only-tuenty dollars per qlsrter.
Poraitre OH and 10 Minieure Ivory, Principles OF
Composition in accordance with the number OF lessons and
time required.
Public Institutions Schools and Private classes attended
without reference The s,udies at fixed In proper
ton 10 the time occupied
To aid in Introducing Drawing part OF general ednca-
lion aud Incentive Art. Juvenile Glass IS eslab
sed for children under y years ri for uutne Draw
ing only, under competent instructor at ce dollars each
per quarter as above.
Glasses in Modelling, Perspective Anatomy Mechanical,
Archt curs and Ornamental Drawing will be formed
der competent instructors sufficient encouragement, be
given for their establishment.
Rooms arranged and instruction given to those who wish
devote their whole time the Art tro hundred dollars
each per annum.
Materials furnished ifdesired. the usual prices.
Day and Evening Classes forming Al Me- Canning gas
Rooms al the NewYork University and at his residence.
81 Walktr-st. IT.
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1ae Farmers Library and Monthly Journal
of Agriculture.
JoHN $. SyI>Nrg. Edi.or.

JoHN 5. SKINNER, Editor.
foe April Number VIII be ready Wednesday morning.
Contents OF ibis tAprsD Number
taaAsSs PRINCIPLES oY AGRicuLruxE-(c CONTINUED. -
5nsIion s.sihlng and Wspiu Management OF Mes.
@ Lanc- The Hay Hsrvest, The Various Minds OF Pas
seeaoo F--The Reproduction of Animal ard Veys,-
Ws Substances Vegetable Reproduction. The Harvest
SSfosno; Its Nature and Use. By Prof Hardy DIVA
srospects IN Virgins for New Settlers Proposed Settle
Of Ne-J rrs-y Farmers IN the vicinity OF P.tarsbpr
Virgins sac p0'a''e ''n''is grafton in'c Lower
Tue sresd-Fruii Tree
EepnrL ~ ahe AhiisiS oyJanes HI
Profitable Animal
In oiher Countries 40" euinVsied
Amaon'a AID Water in Gnsno-A Simple Method 70, do
ains ,ne rree ADD Combined Ammonia and Water IN
Snera treatment Of Greenhouse Plants
Effects Of Drouth on lnc.n Cor
Philadelphia Butter. It's b,ob E,svo, mn. -, S...
whence this Is derived. %" e ''e oouree
Flowing.
Treatise on Mich Cows-copeluS.d
Labor and Machinery
The Diseases of lhe Horse by William yous,,
moA Injurious 10 Vegetables End Animals and m.
r. az cest calculated to counIerset their RsyngesLee
~ Kew. James Duncan @'sses-Aeet-
t psaas Corn-Use of ii in England
'" Ehee % per annnm. payable In advance
oAsELEf McELRATH, Publishers
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TO THE LADIES.

I AIDES who wish good Shoes q; raoderete prices can
Aand at J. 5. MILLERS, Ia Cana-st French Morocco,
and Kid Slippers Ties aud Sussns, 81 and lQs per par
80 per cent hsntsumer and bcer than those sold a. The
cheap per pair. Second quality Slippers and
Ties a. IS. and BUsA:ns a, IS per pair
Ladies Cater Boots al l6 lSs mnde 10 order al s
eqisl 10 any In the city,
Many thanks the ladies their liberal patronage here
ofore and hope by strict attention 10 business 10 merit
continuance 0! their fsvors
n s-will remove on The Let OF May 10 Is2 Csuhisl
between Laurens and Thompson SIS
MT Stsodisr J. 3. MILLER, l4s CanafsL
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DIED /:

On Sunday morning, MARIA, wife OF Esepezer Caud.
well, aged Al years
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral Tuesday tomorrow afternoon at
y o'clock from her late residence IL Murrsyst without
farther invitation. M30 2t
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The business Will be continued by j. N Merritt IL
NJOTICE-Ths copartnership heretofore existing be-
lNwcen Jolre ]. Butler and WIN. Robers Wood EDgrav
ers under the firm OF BUTLER ROBERTS Is by the
death OF J. J. Butler, dissolved.
The Books OF accounts IN the hands OF Mr. WIN Msc
kay No 2g Parkrow, who i. duly authorized 10 settle the
same and whom Ill claims against In. be
presented and all Indebted tie late firm j.
J. Butler, requested 10 make payment, rs above
n B.-Mr. Buffers business Wood Engraving will
nue he conducted behalf OF his widow, by Mr. Wn.
Baker one OF hs apprentices who is perfect in the art
other experienced workmen at No 10 Nassaus doors
North of ons nthe ID ioor frontoom where
specimens their SEEN ard where Mr. & s
late friends and patrons of the generally
fnllv solicited continue their Avors mig 2gvSwi'
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e Knox's Fashionable Hats for the ensuing
Spring ready for inspection and sale al lo Fulton
ST. between William and Nassau). To those who not
the Of fashion bu! always wish look Uniform in
the kind OF Hs, they wear which is becoming them,
can have their Hats made 10 order very short notice
lmfs
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Garpetlnq.
NEW CARPETINGs,
Floor Oil Cloths, &c. for The Spring Trad.
R SMITH, JR. & Co.

No. 25i Broadway, opposite City Hall.
EJAVE NOW in their warehouse, and are constantly
IL receiving the richest and mos, elegant styles of Car
petngs embracing the patterns. and comprising
a variety, which for beauty and IL entirely unsu
passed Among the may be found the following
kinds Of goods adapted 10 every mode Of furnishing viz
ELEGANT FRENCH AUBussoS CARPETS,
ENGLISH ADMINISTER.
ROYAL VELVET WILTON, and
TApEsrRlE VELVET and BRUSSELS CARPETINcs.
ofnew aud beautiful design and ch colos superior TO
thing before received Three Ply Super1e aud Fine In
grain Carpsiings OF every variety; vene,iaus PLAZA
rwied ard Damssk. Of every quality and width
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Of various patterns and description containing many en-
trey desigrs old and we'll seasoned readyor inedi-
use, together with complete OF all other
ticles connected with the trade.
All persons furnishing private Residences hotels and
steamboats, will find their advantage examine this
Of goods before making their selections
goods offer exceedingly low prices mo lmls,
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CONTENTS OF

CONTENTS OF
r,HE WESTERN CONFERENCE.-THE By Park Ben-
4 ialDin, ESQ for this week
John the Bold or the whtehoods and the Players being
chapters sud of novel by W. 8. Carpenter, Esq
author OF Claiborne the Rebel kr-
Historical Sketch of the Early Christian Missions among
the Iudisrs Of Maryland. by W. Campbell Ese
Morning after The Benefit truly au gable story by Geo
". Jarison Esq
Mrs Bib. Baby popular domestic story By the ce!e-
bra.ed Douglass Jerrod-
Major Jones on his Traves-in which the Major describes
the CAPITOL by moonligb-Perscos Indian Girl by
noopyht-vist 10 the Patent Oics-Csbtnes o. the Ex
plorng Expedton-Rencs OF Ws,hington-Ger Jeekson's
Military Coat-The Ssrcophsgns-Departure Eom Wash
ngron.Descripon of the Baltimore s.d arrival al
Another Excellent London Letter from hs clever Joe
CowelL
Miscellaneous selections from the late English papers
Copous epilone of the Times
EpiToaIAIs-A new great Pacifcah1n Wer-PrePara-
ton in Censda-Improvement of tie Capito-Gusnes OF
Song-Patrol Duy-The LAST OF the
The Modern Munchsusen-Co Congress- 6c- kc-
Terms % per anaum cents per No. For saleby
ma 2rs VIM TAYLOR L. co. No. Astor House.
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STRAW BONNETs
Uin6om 6ba0es.

on OOO WINDOW sHADEs-Con.isting of ev.
co,OOO Try style and description Of imported and
American Shades hat sold In this country sale in
small quantities ~ price. varying rom IS
20 per pair Merchants. uphols;ere-s p-dders Sc
always select u and e,e assornents Of Shades and
molrt!pgs kelty x RiSers Exclusive Window Shade
Depot r. ISL Chsihani-st y. Y
n. bah shsdes sold - this store warranted to
wash and rot adhere by transportation.
Remember the and number.
m2n irn-odi. kelly & RIKER, ISL Chatham-s..
WINDOW SHADES on n-- OIL preparation, IN
w vented manufactured and sod wholesale and retail.
evcl1sively by Il T WEBB 81 per cent cheaper equally
beautiful. and durable Than the French c. Fac
ory No a. DIgson-:. SrG story OF is Sschsu Buildings
\. 9th. store Is i53 P-E.st forr doors South OF
Chatham. ru.3 Irus-
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IF GentIemen's ants-Spring Fashiou.-BIRD
Pins and Nassau ssGeuernrns Hats of the Spring
pattern uniting much elegance and beauty style
ready for examination ard sale BY The subscriber
ulh2O lmis* BIRD. Cor Pine and Nassau st.
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~ Spring Styles Hats for IS 50, mt MlLLs's
IT'S Broadway, Howard Holel-The public viii bear In
mind that the above such hats usually sold for
IS 50 bat higher priced article in fsct S. hat and all thai
. aiked fer tits S. so ms Owls.
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6ats.
'--s'-s-H---~---sN'7e
LE6HY & CO.'S


FASHION FOR SPKiSc, 1876
q The preference so universally manifesto d
Tor present style of Geuem Hats hiss decided
continue the same for The ensuing season.
LEARY CO. Ha,ters. Nos. S. I and 5 Aslo House
New-York, Feb lsih 1876
Circulars descriptive OF the peculiarly OF STYLE for
wsrded by addressing post; paid. uhss tbs
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FaFKINCE's LINNKAN B0TANIC Garden
AOriginal Estsbisbuent-WM B PRINCE & Co
oae, their unvaed collection OF Fruit and Orns
mental Trees &c and they challenge comparison Of their
Trees with any others Whatever and invite purchasers TO
TO view and satisfy themselves OF their superiority BY
which from 10 four years may be saved. The Peais,
Pums Cherries, Aprcots, &c. from ~ feet u
hight and their Ornamental Trees 10 % feet The az
green Trees nre 70 Is feet ard OF beautui loi rv
oter CASA of Fruit and Omsnents Shrpobery hey lave
the choicest species The collection Of Roses oy ,sno
largest in the Union, comprising eotW ~ eve,v
postpaid applicant and may be bad Of clap = lie
TIN sYents $50 Frllon-st and orders IN 17
nsrior .iss xbieh chsyacerizes This establishment
u30D2HeodkstW
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lnnia Rnhher 9npns
,Y,S PATENT SHIRRED STSPKNDRRS

nAY,S PATENT SHIRRED SUBSCRIBERS.
N-All these goods are now smooth on the cord, anc
in every way heler than suy other similar goods No per-
authorized bays Patents and all the Smooth
Cord Goods NOT having The subscribers them
counterfeit and made by pra.icsl OF his
large stock of these goods for sale in N-vYcrk ct the
OF The pateuiee and proprietor . Msden-lene ae-
LIST OF Msy in his store Is Corlandst.
REGULAR AGESTS-Boston-Messrs Ssaver j know-
ton Bglrmore-Messrs. Leniz Elack Philadelphia
Nessrs. Kirkland, Mansfield / Hall; F. v. Kruig Co ;
Mitchell, BrogDad Co.
Bayers of SHRED Suspenders cautioned not 10 he
deceived By the preienc-s OF those who pirate II
paenis-such persons prosecuted al law be and
with few honorable exceptions leagued together
ne battle. TTuS0r ~. II DAY.
u ASE fRAUD-Suyers and dealers 10 Stirred
~ Goods informed In. Tie bands ana labels the
ends OF boxes have been counte-ed certain
individual and that large quantities OF spurious goods
with such labels 1c sold 10 the and 9TH
erwse- AZ such base c0anteteit; We have sold
goods IL auction they command ready buyers pr
vse sale In few days we will have prepared labels,
&c the countsrfeitpg Of which Will be criminal offence
and any Suspenders after the present stock shall h.ve
sold, labeled ..Aieehanis' are counterfeit
FORD co. Manufacturers of Gooayear's
ms 1wis Snirrso Goods. le7 resr.st
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EGR SALE-The New Brighton Collesials School
In consequence Of the continued laess OF the PRINCIPAL
of this nsuon, the household and school furniture,
full accommodations for The family OF the Principal and forty
pupils vii, be offered fer sale By auction about the Eth Apri
uness disposed of private sale. Particulars may be OBJ
tanned at the Office OF The school, No 1872 Broadway N Y
Rt the School in New Brighton, Staten Island.
NV Brighton, March 27. 1876 rn27 SlisFMsW-
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e Amidon's Hut Establishment removed from
corner OF al and Nassau 10 No. III Broadway direct
| ly opposite Howard Hotel ms isr
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SAILED.

Ships Arkansas NOrleans Cabot; Sullivan, Charleston
Barks Ann Welsh, Mobile Amos Paten, Havana; Thetis,
NOrleans; Peter Deml. Savannah. Brigs Demerara,
Nuevitas, Triestc,,an Others
BEL OW-3 brirs Wind SW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30
OFFICE or THE QqAaTERaAsTER's DEPAaTnEST,

No go Greenwicn-st N. Y. March q, 1896
SRALED PROPOSALS viii be received At This Of
y nee uptil u O'Clock NJ the 18th Cay of April next
for furnishing the Troops al Governors Island
bsrbor OF NewYork three hundred and fly tons gross
weight quality broken and screened Anthracite Coa
TO be dey, red In The course OF The ensuing Sumner
Sealed Proposals. vii also be received The same place
and until The same time for furnishing for OF the Troops
a, Governors Island and Fort Hamilton, habor of New
York hurdred aud fny cords best quality sesIoned
Oak Wood; 10 be delivered such times and In such guam
,ity at each place "a msy De required.
''' HENRY WHITING, Ii Col U. S. Army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30
FLOWS briss. Wind SW

Il We learn from Mr. Pesrce pilot. that the ship
Henry Clay had changed her position. she now lying
with her head OFF shore with anchor out and the cable
hove taught