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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30
NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE.
From c. 81 Gays True Atncricsn-
lI;ue Il. Tihi-e


We ike the cheerful tcnc and beautiful human.
nv of GOODWIN BAHaHy. He Sings tie SonS s o.
tue bard Pull Of hope and fulier yss %
DC secs. through the mCrhy passions az 49, ns
~ avarice OF nner. adirapscs Of traer <ho ,;cL
tuTe and nc holds to that. as tae j..5 o.
hoiness shall &c made common 40 pae az go; 20 M,
this earth of ours lie mas nc dLsttL,S- -. - -
.ssss 70 MN M 70 save and knowing that lie
promised The coruiDgoi day OF HsI' a. -. -
he seizes hold OF what Is COCO IN MN, ei ~. - !.
faleJ Thia is the me philosophy Ii IS heavenly
se.sa ON esrth Listen 10 Goodwin Parby, % in this
sn;ri, he sinss The song Q: Nine IS Thine"
MIsE is thine and thine is Inlne-
Such IS Loyes most holy sign:
When tie mothers bosom bare
Giveth mix 10 baby tar;
When the ailing infants cries
Bring teary t. the mothers eyes
Smile for smile, and eye 'or eye
Tear FOR tear, and sigh icr SlgIl'
Then appear the lay divine
MING IS thine. and time IS rniae.
Mine is thine srd thine IS mine-
Such Is Loves most holy sign
When the lover takes his bride.
Each shall share the same sresidc,
Each the blue sky overhead,
Each the board and each the bed.
Each the night and each the day,
Each the toil and each the plsy,
Pulse 70 pulse and start for start
Beat .cr beat and heart for hear
Thus they SHOW the law divine
Nine is thine and thine is mine
Mine is thine, and thine Is mine
Such is Loves most molly sign
When the members Of the State
Children are Of Mother great
One in heart and one In head,
Like two lovers rpely wed
When they each shall share 4: one.
Morning red and Evening dun.
Each the spade and each the lutte.
Each the work and each the frui.
Each the common table spread
Each the blue sky overhead
Ihen shall rrle the Law DIVING
Mine is thine, and thine is mine
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pAssENGERs ARRIVED

ID sss pGeks,,SA Rarrs, troa Raere-Edward Daprv
France Baroa lie Hauserine, lady and Mdlle
Arthur P Hsyne, Charleston VIM p Per;nc Bait; ia,
cob T Hcrt1el. Chas Hertzel. y Y; Alcde Grollieg
France Madame \ Dehrsne do Edwia w Henry
Maryland; John vaadeglyn. Y, Thos McCresay
Phil; Baume Italy Eusenis Garirail do; Rufus
Prime N Y; Chas 5 Prime. do Edward Steiser Swift
eerand and S2l in the sieersse.
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sHFcTTjS soUTEERN eAIM

THIS MEDICINE, u purely vegetable preparation,
as is name imports, Is IN reality delightful cordiai
whole system, diminishing excitement when excessive,
allayir irritation, and pain and gently but
tanty producing healthy natural action the stomach,
liver, kidneys, lungs and skin, regulating The secieons
and e1cet!ons thus restoring the equilibrium OF the cir
cu!son and speedily impartlng renewed yigor and -as
tclty 10 the frame That this Is the certain and efrc
tua remedy yet offered TO the public for any disease Of the
lunss, heart iTeE skin &c the following trStmcE!as Sc
!ected from vast number Of like Kind which have been
voluntarily 10 the propretors Of this medicine will
fully show This Is no uned remedy; vas hfst
prepared by Dr.. Shecu eminent physician of South
Carolina who himself victim 10 disease OF the lungs
himself from the very gin OF the grave and hundreds
ho have been pronounced incurao.e have likewise been
Joined extracts from certificates genuine, and the per
sons who have fgiveu them have signlhed their de-
to the efficacy of this great remedy. The Rev s. Coye
pastor Of the Fourtst Baptist Church cured by lis
use OF
l. F. Green i1s Fonts, . BF@20kgn has gyea cert,
DEEDS, OF us own cure OF visd cough Of Zen years
s.cindrg, as vel az the cure Of his wife OF influenza.
M T. J. Grower, bookseller and staoner Broad.
way and B!eeckets vas cured by is use OF the most oo-
s.snate
Er,tptiye Di,ea,e If the stv,.
The wife OF Artaur 3. Hluptuian painter Broad
way aad Hudson-s,. WIS cured By IL Use Of
.r having tried every y4sa digestion 1T 5 Of eminent physicians
and a.. the popular remedies Of the te, Including lay
lo Balsam OF Liverort she raised large qlaH.!ty Of
blood from The 1ngs and ~es given up oy ner h'oaHG
w R. Smith. syenu- and Fonrth-ai vas cured
by IL U.s. Of perodcal
OF cHg standing. 5 Rob~r- Of Troy, ~ l. was cured by
is use OF
D,secSe Of tie Lerer,
arising reiterated attacks Of FeT-! and Ague s.
saarah Gree rs VRrckstreet, was cured By is use OF
general Dropsy. John ~ Hove, dertL.,, 15 Grant-sL
bears testimony n his own case Benny Gzaor cor Hon
:: ard Th.r!-ayeuue. was cured Oi
Election Of Lse Le1gL
These certificates WIKI very many other Of Ike char
arte are in The hands Of The propretors and for he ben
eht OF lie afflicted. hsy haze been published "a pamphct
form, snd may b. Obtained Of ary pef-on- grsriousiy
who sell this medicine.
Asa Tie celebrated and much praissi
..SoutLeyp Baiag Pill
These Pills haze been tested FOR many years iB every
form O disease, aT-.isg frol impure -tale OF LIZ blood
and 0isr buds and have proved SAFE and efficient peri
heT, removing orod matter from tie stomach aud bow
es promoting digestion and !mpsrEg vgor the system
For farther particulars to .r beneficial e4ects
pamphlets Price u cents per box containing % pills.
Southern Balm. q per bottle.
For sae ~ RHsht0n Cos, 4. q. K D. Sands Futon
81, and cor Bfoaiway; Apohecsr Han, coo Bfoadwsy,ia
t city w Paily and ]. ". Smith BIonkiyn gnd % most
t0Hs al TLses LFou ghout The Cri.et sa,es 81 1eoi
-UTTE TFan
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.T1ss sTEAMHO ATMUDsON.- rhes:caH

'OONt HTUNUN, VnIl. W M II NltIIthi IaV'
ing been ovcrhBned, is now ~ hrsI rate or
dor. wiz IN future her old route to Hudson direct
without stopping a the Intermediate landings, leaving
from the foot ct CudHr-t. Newly Ork ut o'clock every
Monday "Wednesday and Friday evenings, and Hudson
every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday evenings at ocoes,
O tho arrival OF tse Cars from ihc East.
For passage apply on board Tickets through To Pil.
field - jO West S.ockbrilge 81 10 and Chatham 81 30
S-rhs Boat has large number Of STATE Roos. sIH
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NO MORE WHITE, GRAY. OR RED HAIR


A REMEDY which enhances considerably the beauty
alters The appearance OF he ccgulenanCe from that
which much ois..Sed Il Is pleasing have efficient
these defects. To eaeci this change OF
hair much wished for, Is The grand and neveraiIns
property uf jules Hanels Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye
which the proprietor with justice stale far beyond
thing OF The kind yet known II this any other
country. It's properties very powerful though very
Innocent This chemical result Is wonder, as enables
persons dive instsniaeously their hair without the least
Inconvenience Fer changing red gray hair whkefs
eyebrows 20 brown, black, chestnut color The
slightest eva consequence need not &c feared from is
lit Is altogether hsrress- This composition IS the only
sanctioned by the science OF chemistry dye. III
irteble the various gTadstons colos, without
danger Inconvenience, and has Justified The liberal
and unlimited confidence q the pubic. Il black
required ask for box marked n. ii brown, bcx mara
81 b Fo. sale, wholesale sud retail, by
JULES HAuEL Perirlnef and Chemist.
Nc. les rhiri-st below Ch-suu'. Phla
Beware o: CouE!erfeits, Ask for '' Jules Hsues We
gciAhle Liquid Hair Dye" "a. the genuine article
\ Premium, ayarced al The Franklin Institute.
And my Agents, WYATT kETCEAN, III tuliOn-sl-
V. CErehush, us and 40 Broadway y AI'ait -afsy
eIe BazaaT, cor. Broadway and Liberty: 5. 4cquenOd
AS Broadway Havaad, keese 4 Co. AziceD-!sa- and
~ ali the respectable Druggists II The l. ;. 80 ia'
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CITY ITEMS.
TrEspaY Sept - =.


IyrogMArIoy W4SrED.-Can any Gothenite
an,iarsry intern Us when and by what means that
cannon bah was placed In The BODY Of nee standing
the P4rk the junction Of the walks which a~6oueA@
INTO Broadway opposite the American Iusatu'e' See
the vest side Of me zee eb9ztten Zee; from the GROUND
the ball nearly ovsrg-owa.
AcclDEsT 70 STEAMBOAT TELEeE-APH The
s.ezrboa, Telegraph while on her way ol Aeyoit 20
.is CRY tais morning broke her shaft she was towsd
from me Yasrosys 10 me City b the Edwin Lewis
,.,,sr ~ DEsgk4ta-Thornas sm!th
sailor charged wia deserving from inc British
sh:p 455o:lsiord taken N ths Cry last night end
.eut teck
HIGHWAY AogBLky.-ohicer Gilgen, CT tn
sixth werd. LAST nigh. arrested loan Rodgers, :
charge OF heang committed robbery in the arst de-
gree. The Q: he complainant Joan k2tetAer
GsAxD LaEcGyY.-Wilia-n Henry Pigaery v-ss
takaa in;o cUs:ody complaint Il NJ HaIEs Ct the
Granite Building. Broadway, VIC caa-es hin WIKI haF
.ag committed grand .sreeny.
PocgE1 PIcgED.-Ml Jones Conklin Of &c. 80
pearst had MS pocket picked Of gold lever watch
yesce.day afternoon
REscr1se 4 PnnosEa.-Fraac:s Trayncr was
arrested and locked up, answer for rescning prs
jig. from the cusiodg Q! { l'o-Ssinsh
Exrogr1os ~ F4LzG PgLrEycEs-A Captain
wilson was taken custody, charge Of cztor;ing
8 rom James Brain of Nc. IS Pine = By means Of
false pretence7.
THEFr OF Moygy.-IsabeIla " Drew was
bsouga, up on suspicion OF stealing SIS from Christo
pher Farrell.
SELLING liquor o. THE SAssAIH-Capt Bon
dino,r OF the Third Ward last evening arrested Henry
Feis On charge Of selling liquor on the Sabbath.
REcEIyIse SToLEs GcoDs.-A person by the
:arne Of snchae! Farrell arrested last evening and
detained on charge Of receiving goods stolen from Nj
lanes Rodgers Of 10 40, Broadway knowing them 70
have been stolen.
TaEEA1s-A female named Elizabeth Wayne
gas taken into custody last egeaing and heid 70 as"-r
for threatening hire the premises occupied o
Nr Jonu McDermUit corner uf Houston aud Elizabeth
us.
ArrENPt 10 PICK PocSLI.--Chas- Thompson
alias scotch Alick yesterday detected IN the act OF
picking genieInans pocket in front Of stuyyesant In
-titute he taken into custody, anc detained ioi
examination
THEFT OF CIcARs-Offcer Joyce last evening
arrested Oliger selden charge Of stealing boxes
OF segsrs worth sl3 the property OF /. Welah- The
scsars were found possession o! the accused and he
was locked up to answer Tor the offence
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fcoal Notices.

SUERIFF.S SAI.E.-By virtue OF n writ of feri fa-
- cas 10 me directed and delivered, VIII expose 20 sale
at yestibulc OF the City Hall in the City OF New York
the 18th day of September next, a. y o'clock NJ all the
right title and interest Of James Smith which he had on tue
1Dth day of jane 1876 any time niterward, III whose
hands socver the may be, OF in and 10 all that
certain OF land in the City OF described m a
certain deed bearing date the 10Th day of March, 1872 made
and executed by John Lawrence and wife and Isaac Law
renee wife Epcuctus Smith, and recorded IN the Of
of the Register the City and County OF New York
in Lib 99 of Conyeyancc page 81 all that certain store
dwelling house and lot OF ground aud premises situated
lyng and being ia the Second Ward of The said City, dis
tngished by number hundred being part
OF lots numbers I'VE mad SIX purchased by jeremiah Brew
err the -at City OF NeWi ork merchant deceased,
from john Cannon and LeGrGnd Cannon bounded IN front
FroHt->treet SOuthwesIery side thereof by store
aud ground belonging Philes Haveus milne
10y house and lot OF ground now or late OF Abraham
Brewer ant line Norlcasery side thereof by house
lot OF ground late Ut Mathew Howell. Which
said lot contains IN front ard rear 'Teni feet and IN deph
each side scvenytwo feet six inches more or less
which said lot OF land is now known 10y the number
hundred and i've Fronseel in the City OF NewYo to-
gcer with all and singular The appurlenances and heedi
hercuno belonging N otherwise apperainng
New-York. August 3d. 1896 VIM JONES, Sheriff.
". W. Lyon, Deputy Sheriff. aul la%bw
The above sale pos poned uu the lt day OF NOvenl
Der next, at The TINE and place New ORR, Sepem
Der -, 1876. WI JONES, Sheriff.
W. ". LYOS, Deputy. SIS lawtNli
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REcEIylse S1oLEs GcoDs.-!. person by the
.arne Of Michael Farrell arrested last evening and
detained charge Of receiving goods stolen from Nj
lanes Rodgers Of 10 30; Broadway knowing them 70
byvn heeu s.Olpn
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TaEEA1s-A female named Elizabetl. Wayne
gas taken into custody last e.eaing and held 70 answer
for threatening 10 set hire the premises occupied b.
Nr. Jonn McDermott corner Of houston aud Elizabeth
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IT, OPPOSITION MORNING LINZ

Stiss---iS6I o'clock Tor A.hany--Landing Al Ham
mOndst. Van Corilandrs (Peesskln
Gold Spring Newburgh, New Hamburg, Milton, rokecp
sic, HYDE PARK Kingston, Upper Red Hook, BrsolCas
Kill, Hudson and CuNssclie.
Passage One Dnar-The and ast sailing steamboat
MErAA0RA Capt P. H. Smith, viii leave the pier foot
of Warrcr--t every Monday Wednesday and Friday 81
o'clock A. NJ Returning wi leave Albany Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
Passengers taking this brat will errI In Albany IN tins
take the going North and WesL-Breakasl and din
on board.
Fare 10 Van Cortlaudrs Dock y cts Pokeepsie 81 cts
Hudson, - eta Alb,ny 81 40. 81 I'm
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.E,~ a.,IOKNING LINk ~ J 9.eLoeS-YoI 3

-U-fu~ MORNING LINE at o'clock--Eor Al.
1a-sttsz---S banv Troy and lnermedate Landings,
nom the Steamboat Pier at the foot Of Bar.
clay-sL The NIAGARA leaves New-York Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday at O'Clock, A. NJ Leaves Troy Tues
day Thursday and Saturday, a. O'clock A NJ BTeakss.
ana Dinner on board the boat
Passengers taking this will arrive In time To asc
the Evening Trains otCar5 from Troy West 10 Bgfao md
North 20 Saratoga. Whitehall and Lake Chaiuplain.
All Goods Freight. Baggage, Bank Bills. Specie or ,rJ
other kind of property aken put OF shipped on beard a
Boat. 20 tho risk of the owners OF such Goods
Freight, Baggage, &c
For Passage Freight apply on board or 10 T. 3
HALL, nj the office on tho wharf aus
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Ar1ENPt 10 PICK PocSLI.--Chas. Thompson
alias scotch Alick yesterday detected IN the act OF
picking genileinans pocket in front Of Stuyvesant In
he taken into custody anc detained ioi
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THEFT OF CIcARs-Offcer Joyce last evening
arrested Olieer selden charge Of stealing boxes
OF segars worth sl9 the PROPERTY OF i. Nelsh The
scsars found possession 0! The accused and he
,rss LICKED I'D 70 answer Tor the offence
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YcRK
~ NARCn

CLEARED.
Ships soatnerner, Palmer. Liverpool Woodruff *
NintSrn Avalanche, Whit,elsey. Vim Wesser A6e-
line, Pike NO J y Bagut & Co
Bark Madam, Rich, Havana J Taylor q Co
Bries r Fisher, Conkl,n. Apalsehicola 4 Post i6e.
line Bent, Bermuda Middleton & CO. Caroline Rsro
Schrid, s. Baker
scaIs Hame. conkRn. s, Marys, sc cu.lew. rekeel
Curacao FoalS u Son, Colorado, Church Plymouth
Sc Underwood; Jacob Raymond, Hair, Phils Mckee
Hand s Co.
ARiavEp.
PscSetship HsNre, Answorth. Nayse Sep, ID n,dst,
70 Fox Livingston On the l{,h in st ii QS lon IS %
exchanged signals with ship, supposed to be the Pat,
rick Henry sls, a5 ~ 10 lon s. So spoke shin ujs
3cm hence foE lsvsgpool on the l9ih had experiences.
hoayy gale OF wind host ali her sails ulain,oDmas,
balSSrks with other damage SD IN lat II s. len %
So fell IN With the wreck Of snip On are, lowered 4
host and wen, aieassde but coald not make cut her
naine she was English ship rnael!csdrd apparent
IL new with woman nsurc,head
Bark E,ien augusta Ncintre, ds mn Portland, Me.
80 easks molssses. TO 7 & 1hurs:on y Co.
Brig (Br> Star. Barnes, 10 Is I'm Dorchester n X
gsiadstones, 10 Forsyth s Labaash.
SehrN II .iall Harrington, is I'm Newhufyport, lot
asa. SC, TO order.
sehr Emily Bourne. Fish 80 hours f.u New Bedford
tndse. 10 Atkins & Co
SSas SisTendon lsssahsln. ds tra Ihonlss;or ai,e
POTATOES, 10 master.
sshr I:sgrylcs,s srsy. 5 as I'm Tha,uas,Oa. h,ne.
PAGS-Ths hsaes u,ssAe, ptlecs pal4 ia Cab fT ali
II kinda os domestic rSgs, essgiug canvas rss>n,n
halerope, &c. SC. by CYRUS w. FlElsp'
40 wv Bafiins-sl:y
H1RDWAKE PAPER ~ ss.es and Weighs -;
III sale by CYRUS W, FIELD, Ecslfas sip. ~ w
NHEATHING PaPER-Ecr hoases ana SHIPS, Tor
- sale by CYRUS w. FIELD. Barring slip. IS NV
NOLORED PAPERS-As fan assortment, 6or sale
~ by CYRUS w. FIELD, . SaElEg-sliR rs Nv
PRINTING PAPRR-A io1ge s:soEsa.sat in store
l sDd Tor sale by CYRUS ". FIELD, Sariias>snp.
DIAPER % any sire and quality made 70 orGcr BY
Il SO wv CYRUS w. FIELD, Spriias-slip
VIBRATING PAPER-Ioso rean,s for sale by
w AZ wv CYRUS w. FIELD, 8 Burhns>slp.
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~ -slSlND TROY.-Passage Sl,-Brakf4st aul
Aes's1' Dinner on board the BosL Passengers
taking this Boat will arrive IN time To take the Eyshs
Train O; Cars from Troy 10 Buffalo and north to SAT
apgc and Lake George
The steamboat NIAGARA, Capt VIM. Ellsworth. viii
leave Monday Wednesday and Friday, AT o'clock, A.
from the Pier foot of BarciaysL -rcttvnng opposite
days ~ For Passage or Freight apply on board, 10
+. b Hall the Office tie Wharf. aultd
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NTEW-YORK AND ERIE Railroad Company.


The stockholders The New ork and Erie Railroad
Company hereby notified that lnstslGent vi tlye
dollars per siaIc all shares hich the payments al
ready made exceed twenty dollars is required be
paid agreeable the of su5scrpton) al the Office
of the com psny, No IS Wast before The first Cay
Of October next By order OF the Board OF Directors.
Soc
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GrA%o L1EcEyy.-Willi2-n Henry Pi4aery was
takea mo cus:ody or complaint Il ". Harris, Ct the
Granite Building Broadway, VIC caa-zes hin WIKI haF-
.ag com1nitred grand larceny.
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REscr1yc A PnIsoGEa-Fraac:s Traynor was
arrested aad locked up 70 answer for fescDins prs
ING, from the custody Of Z policeman
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L'RASER'S PATENT DOOR PADS, for excluding wind
and from The bottoms of doors inserted into the
lower rail of the door goes down 10 the sill closes, and
rises within the rail II opens. They healthy BECAUSE
the undercurrea o s!c which cannot be warmed by ar
hcia esns IS excluded they comfortable because
the temperature Is sqpaec and the feet III any
part OF the they economical because there
cold .dml!ted aad less fuel required keep
Price 81 per door which Includes putting in
Manufactured b. JOHN FRASER,
suzD IN No. l ChaIhsm-squaTe, Sew-Vork
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-
subscriber cders Tor sale The FaIH on " hich ne
~ now resides. ia lhe village CT Auburn, CayuEa Co
consisting I2 acres Of good Grain and Grazing Land
well enclosed and wa,ere6 and upon ch are one large
and three moderate sized Dwelling Houses, Carriage
Houses Barns She's and other necessary olt-eu.
three Apple Orchards. great variety 81 CHOICE Tln
Trees and ShrgbberT four durable Springs. iAree Wells
two hundred rcl- x m Fence, and an shls
Quarry OF superior qualify OF gray and blue Lime Stone
suitable for cutting snd dressing engine and convenient
for continued sale Of Ina. article, either rough or newr
according 10 the demand and which most OF the ele
giant buildings in AuSurn were erected
This Farm extends from Norihs and across Safest
with front of eghty-sx rods on the former ind one hund
red and sixteen rods on both sides OF the aiier-uPon Ell
Their OF which ney be edva1tegeously sold great number
OF village lots al the pleasure OF the owner Abol! =
acres, including the large house. barns sheds, two or
chsrds and garden lie between Norn-s and the Auburn
and Syracuse Railroad IS Including the stone guar
rs and one dwelling house. lie between said Railroad and
Safest and the remaining Is acres, With two dwelling
houses lie Wcs OF Sate-s-s which Is IN high Stale OF
cultivation well fsuced conveniently allotted and IN good
order The whole Farm, either Of the above parce!s
wiz te sold cheap and II desired. time WI! be given for
the payment of lRrge proportion OF tue purchase money
INQUIRE o! Luther Tucker OF Albany huloef y nan VI
GEORGE 3. CHASE.
sw
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SELLING LIQUOR o. TIE SAssAfH.-Capt Bon
dno,r OF the Third Ward last evening arrested Henry
Feis On a charge Of selling liquor the Sabbath.
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PocgE1 FIcgED.-Mg Jones Conklin Of &c. 80
pearst had MS pocket picked Of geld Lever watch
Yesterday SfternocH-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

by ORDER OF Hon John W Edmonds, Circuit Judge
I'D for First Circuit OF the State of Ney-foTA-Notce Is
hereby given pursuant 10 the provisions OF e statute a
ihor2ng attachments against foreign corporations that
attachment has issued against the real ana personal estate
the Cominercir! Bank Macon. foreign corporation
created by under lie laws OF the State OF Georgia
original securities held James MARS. resident OF the
City and State Of SrvY Ork, plaintiff In said attachment,
amounting thousand dollars, and thai said corpora
tun appear and discharge such attachment according 10
law, within twelve weeks from the first publication of this
notice and thai the payment OF any debts due 10 and the
delivery the transfer OF my properly belonging To
sud corporation above named forbidden by law and
void. July 9. 1916. ". x. BREW Err, Attorney
Lag Enrl nchlnL- ANalL.l Y Y
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IT .. 0"N8
SOrchard Red Ash Coal, clean, dry and IN good or
der for the following low prices large nut : % stove
egg and broken - - Consumers depend on having
heir coal Us sooye foI cash only. PETER CLINTON,
SID 2lneods Cor. King and Green's 81
CUMBERLAND CUAI.-rhe Echari Coal-Wll dis
~ charge e,S days cargo OF the H5oy. COAL fresh
rom the company mines III good order all Jumps, al the
foot OF ThirteepihsL " Il For sale !o or cash app!
10 r. STOKES DlCkERSON, No 20 Thirteenth 81
sSu Sthnv-nur and In hnhonv-st Brosdvvay
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ExTogr1os ~ F.LzE PgLrEScEs.-A Captain
ylsop wss taken into custody a charge o extor:ing
3 nom James Il Brain u Nc. " Pine By means Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

DY ORDER Of Daniel Prat first Judge OF Onondags
- County Court and Counselor &c IN the Supreme Court
Notice = hereby given pursuant the provisions Of the
statute authorizing attachments against Ascending, con
ceaed and nonresident debtors that attachment mas
Issued aims, The James HUFF Of the State Of Lou
isane nonresident OF the State Of New York, and that
the vii be sold Tor tue payment OF bis debts unless he
appear aud discharge such attachment according 10 law
within nine months from The first publication this notice
and that the payment OF any debts due 10 hun by residents
OF this State and the delivery him for his OF any
properly within this STATE leoaging hun aud the
Ter any such property 5y lin, forbidden by las and
s!e void. Dated the 7ih day OF March, 1916.
FORBES SHELDON, Attorneys
I'LL lsygqrn flr Attaching Creditor. Svracuse y. y
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T4ErI OF Mosgy-IsabeIa " Drew was
bsouga; up, on suspicion OF stealing SIS from Christo
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