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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20


FIRE AT SOUTHPORT, w. IA IRE occurred
At Southport on the 4th which destroyed consderable
property including the Office of the Telegraph TIE
buildings burned were Willis & Connors .iofe Insured
for $4,000; BARRIERS shop DR. jerks house and ohee
DR. Powers's Office C. $. Shoicss printing Office. and
ono dwelling house South OF IT, Winsors ladders
shop one dwelling house. and several other buildings
were injured. The prcss and type OF the Telegraph
office were partly saved.
~ Hon &. D. CULVER the able and excellent
Representative In Congress from Washington County,
passed through the city yesterday. visit home and
ALBANY Journal Saturday.
FIRE rs NkwARK.-A FIRE broke out Saturday
morning in the Edinburgh Works in Newark which con.
suued of the four Ave buildings constituting Ina1
establishment and considerably damsscd announcer nv
ouldings burnt were one OF twossories ana
four and were occupied by numerous uaahu'as.u'e.s
among them Needle Makers, shovel Makers &c. Sc.
Wedid no, the amount OF damage ou' unoo ''"
tina. the property was in.uieo
Norwch for philadelphia while going out OF this hsroor
Is.t .venins wAs into by the steam cutter McLane
the bow Of Mel striking the H. Z ABOUT sniashps
ON Inc i,rhoara side cutting her down TO the deck and
cru.hipc her umbers below somewhat, carried away
arhoard fore shrouds and pitt her foresa nesry from
top to bottom She Is being repaired. The Mel. was
NOT much injured Both vessels under way ST The
time and each supposed tho other Do anchor until
too near to prevent collision. INew-London Times.
" Tho Steam Cutters Spencer and Nc Lane
have bean In our harbor fer days-snd 10 said
that they here for the purpose of es,ng the relative
eri,s OF their modes Of propulsion-the former being
fitted with propeller In the stern. and the later with
aldo wheels They got nader way on ,s s1a
the night We understand that they steamed as Tar no
Faulkners Island and bsckand that on The return The
propeller Spencer gained some twelve miles ON the NC
Lane. They went out again toseiher yesterdsy'
New.London News, Friday.
EXAMINATION OF A CoUSTEKYElTER-Phiip L..
Smith, the esunterfeiter who arrested last week in
syracuse underwent smother examination before the
pnt~a aafE rhasfo Ma ~.
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THE KIDNAPPING CAsE.-By letter from VIM.
Johnson Eco to whom was entrusted the requisiton to
be presented the Governor OF Kentucky Tor tue sur
render of Forbes and Armtage the kidnapper we learn
that he reached last week. de forthwith pre-
seu,ed his requi.i,ion and the kdnappers Were Placed
under arrest Mr. J. writes that he was treated Win the
nroper respec, and every facility afforded him In the
proceed.ngs he instituted He was informed that bis
business would take precedence before the Circuit
Judge and the trial was take place on Friday last the
Columbus (OO Journal l4th.
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20 OnO REArS Of PRINTING Paper, VIZ:
U,BUUl1x2S IS 10 81 pound. per reaal
SsxSs ~ TO = pounds Per rean-
ssxSS, s. % 50 pounds per resul
ssxeS - 10 50 pounds per rvacn,
SxS - TO s. poBrds per resrn
Skis, - TO 81 pounds per r,ssI
SSxSS. 50 10 81 pounds pes reom
2sxSl. 8 70 IS pounds pc. RESIN
sxSS. s. 10 IS Pounds per resH;
sSxss, IS 10 Is pounds per resu.
2Sxs6, IL 10 IS pounds per ream
tixss. so 10 S. pounds per rearn. For sale By
~ Wv CYRUS w. FIELD, No. 8 Bu.Hng -sip.
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DEATH OF Gov. FENNzR OF r. 1.-The Provi.
dence papers to US with their columns In mourn
Ing for the death OF Gov. Fenner, which event took
place on Friday morning He was in his 18th year.
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A NEW ARTICLE FOR BUILDINGS.


NHE SUBSCRl BE invites The attention ofhose building
mngs for Locks Shutters Bells &c &c. the strength aad
durability OF which warranted In every particular They
require cleaning perfectly Interchangeable IN color
glance will convince any person OF their superiority In re
gard eppearnncs they usled TO suit door,
OF ihcknesA with the incest accuracy The Bell Lev
aud Pulls Shutter Knobs, Finger Plates. aud French
Window Knobs be had 10 match each different
Door Knobs (which there upwards OF 80 different pat
The undersigned would also solicit call the part
those purchasing building hardware 10 his assortment in
that line Convinced thai long experience and strict aIten
that department. Cannot but be advantageous 10 The
purchaser The following among many articles con-
sianty receiving and offered the most favorable
The Locks The best qcality both In wrought
and irop and up with either Brass Rosewood
Mineral Porcelain furniture Of required thickness OF
doors, viz
g. ST. {. 81, 5 inch Mortice Locks,
4, ), b. inch Rim Knob Locks
81. J. s. o. rs inch Rim Dead Locks
:, s, 9 10 inch Store Door Locks.
81 inch Front Door Moriice Locks with nj ghl Keys
T. g. inch Front Door Rim Locks, "
Morce and Rim Locks and La.ch-s Of all sizes for pan
tries. &c.
sidug Door Sets complete, from So $40.
French Window Bolts and Laiches.
Brass Flush Bolts 10 feet long.
Store Door Bols sil sizes
" % La.chss. crank handles.
Cas-, and wrought Hinges OF every description, Wood
Screws, Blind aud Shutter Fas-nings, Window Spring.
and FssIenibgs snc wrought Nails and Spikes Brads
Finishing Mails Sash Cord, Weights and Puleys, Hat aud
Cloak Pins, Thumb and Knob Latcb-s, Bolts &c &c.
GEO. Il SWORDS, 49, Broadway,
ais Aer lat June lie Broadway, opposite City Hotel
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, Stock, &c. by the
Ncw-York and Erie Railroad Company
APRIL 1e-Barge Ontario. Capt VOlk-ll calves % tubs
butter, Capt Brown; IL cacs / tub butter, Capt
Huse; 70 bars iron, n Wilson & Co; 1853 bars steel
and iron Person d Co. 10 cases screws Ramapo Screw
Co; 245 sides leather, Z Tremain l37 do. fonng o.
Shultz 80 tubs butter 10 calves, Cspt Vail; Is DO
do Capt Ketchum; 2 brs whisky, II Ball; do do 81
tubs butter IL calves sheep. Capt Rowe.
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O@cizI.
OMcizi.
LIST OF LETTERS.
|, THE r.susr 81 ~.cr.. .,,o,xraEsr

apvEzrIsED IL THE TRrsrsr ssEcI.I. lFrorSraEsT.
ls 1nd BE- fzrtkrr enacted,
And all ad7erseeo:s made under tie orders OF he Post,
General n Newspaper ne~spspers Of etters
uncaed for In any Post Ocs shall be inserted in he paper
papers, OF tie LOWE place w.e The once advertising
may be situated, kGrIng tie ia-ar circulation
Neg Post OH.es Lrr pcted N1rca 5. ls4t-
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MUTUAL BENEFIT


T1NHE GLOUCESTER nACHiNE COMPA-
Ny having commenced operations a. heir works
$, Gloucester, New Jersey, near Philadelphia
prepared make contracts for description Of Cotton
Machinery s.so Slide aud Screw Engine Laih-s and all
other Machine Shop Tools, which they pledge themselves
vii be superior IN quality and workmanship and essog-
able prices
They likewise prepared furnish all kinds OF al.
ings, including Steam Pipe Tor warming b1idin % at
aor:ce. Reference Si:-r Price Co Philadelphia
Address J. COOKE sITER, Treasurer
15f az~2cn' Gloucester New jersey
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List OF Letters Remaining in the MY. Post Once,
Saturday, April 10:

III fH0se EeIst01 t.S
arc advertised. LADI
Ayres, Mary
AKIN, Frances
Amelia, Mis-
Barton, Mrs Robt
Bar. Mary 3
Brady, Mrs Thomsk
Bscaus, Sarsh D
Bisukeeu. Madame
Baldwin, Mary
Bfenard. Mary
BelIesw, Mary A
Benedict Susan
Beach. Mrs
Biseel, Hetiy
Briant, Mary
Brophy, Mrs
Sroedbesd. Lucreus
Boyd, Emeline
Burns, Mary
Bulkley, Matilda J
BIRMINGHAM. Mary
Campbell, Harriet z
Calm. Budget
Garfield, Eunice
Cadman, P 8
Cram. Elizabeth
Craig, Eliza A
Garrett Margaret
Clspp, CsthsTtne II
Clark, Elizabeth
Carlin, Ann
GARNER, Elizabeth
Conner, Ann
Conlop, Ann
CuDroy. honofs
Clover. Emer
Conwell. Margaret
Conley, Isabella
Collins, Ann
Collins, Margaret
Collins, Caroline
Correv. Nancy
Coll, Fanny
Cod dipgton, Deborah
Coffin, julia Ann
Coffin, Alvira
Grossly, Mrs
Church. Mary
Curtis, Cathsrine
Cullen, z F
Cunningham, Cstharine
Davis, Rachel
Davis, Emma J
Davidson, Elizabeth
Day. Susan A
Devoe. Jane
Denes, Elizabeth
Dewey, Mary Z
D-sphenburgh, Mary A
Depysler. Mrs
Dibble, Chloe
Dickerson, Miss Laura
Doueh.r,y, Rosapne
Dcsher CAlvina
Dorsey, Avn Eliza
fgan, Cnihnrine
Earl, Margaret L
Early, Calbsrins
Ed wards, Hanpah
Frances, Mary
Frances, Margaret
franklin, Lydia
Fiizwilliam, Maria
Fitzgerald. Maria
Field, Harriet
Foss, Temperance
Gary, Margaret
Gzlly, Mary
Green. Warren y
Gilmer, Mary
Griffi'hs, Margaret
Goodwin, Mrs
9oodchild. Mrs
GorhR N. Psmelia
Gould, Caroline NJ
Gueter, Elepor A
Guyon, Mary (nursel
Gwynn. NJ A
Hansen, Mrs Henry
Hart. Eliza
Harrington. Mary
Harbotlle. Mrs James
Hesly, PDehe
Havkins, Kitty
Hall, Mary w
Haven, Susan E
Harwood, Rebeccs l.
Hart, B S
HASKELL. Frances S
Hart. Neoma
Hicks. Catharine
Hildrith, Frances A
Howard, Ellen E
Howe, Mary l.
Hunt, Mrs
Hunt, Fanny
Hudson, Fanny z
Hull. Mrs lydia
Jacobs, Miss Sarah
Jackson, Jenneil..2
Jackson. Mrs John w
Jewell, Miss AdBh G
Jones, Jane Owen
johnson. Miss Anna M
X ain, Miss Sarah
Kaarns, Matilda
Kelly. Catherine
Kellaghen. Rose Anna
Kennedy. Mrs Thomas
Keenan,, Bridget
Keeken, Rcse
K-im, Mrs
Knox, Miss Mary +
Rowing, Miss Abbertine
Long, Miss NlnrgareI
Lawrence. Matilda
Lalhrop, Elijah, II L
Lesdy, Rose
Lewis, Charlotte s
Leainy, Miss Ellen NJ
Lester, Miss Emma w
Leigh, Jane
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CINCINNATI LAND aac General Agecc7 O:ic-
~ Ctneirnsn Orio-M L Sheldon ~uud mora ;se IL
sale * every description fRes Estate snd Persons, Pm
cry N :e Guy OF and 10 its Western States. win
so eee c3ss ooads snd Mortgages and every species
otaer o7sness men haTrg lands other property ia IN,
Western eoarrJ hey wish % dispose OF for can or 10 I
ehs-ge .ot cy property II Cincinnati are invited 10 ard
csseHPHoc OF ice sane 10 his oce II Cincinnati where all
business rn.usted 70 his VII be pror ocy ara fsits
y st--ooso %. Annf-ss II. l. SHELDON,
Reterrneea-pwier Barrier. Cortisnd Al. I.es.o,
- Wallet; WE Iugals 50 Walls, 81 SmeoS
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TESTIMONY IN ITS FAVOR Is OVERWHELMING.
THE NUMEROUS CERTIFICATES In poss-ssioc OF
The propri-Iors lave brv1 VOLUNTARILY giyen-raay
parents been utterly astor!she The OF
discharged by heir chcreo. and the immediate
pruv-a-ri their brsth that hey could s-n,
would IN making 6aown the fnc others far
ard that there really cEaTAIS for this dan
geTcus disease.
The retail price Is Pss BOTTLE, which brings
within Ice Geacs olall
Certificate Of tie Mayor Of ti< Guy 9f Izseas:e7 Pa-
LAScAsTE. CITY, July 50, 1874
hess-s- B. A FAHSEsTock Co-Ges;Lem<s: Several OF
the younger bracchrs o. my family s5orng under synp
toas indicating WORMS induced The application OF various
r-ret-s and am happy 10 Tia; yocr Vrruge bad e
desired eject o. n instance, removing the almost in
CREDIBLE rr5er Of I5 Of The large from patent
winch u adcc 20 liz other tested qualities Ia family,
estaolAh hr efficacy OF yo1, Yerr1i.9ze sure cure
n CARPENTER Mayor Laacsstef City.
There may other V-r1z-s before the pubic, got
In similar style with and tcey arc Frequently told 70
lie 1nsasprccg being either t< or good
Put confidence Il sssenIs but Be sure 10 get Inc
and s-care g. A Faanesoct's VerarrSr,
-fscsciCcs .nd safe as hls-
T,is EerInilge equally e6-c1al WIKI adults, and Is
remedy for tape For sale By ne crpprieors
q 4 FaHSESTOCk CO. Wholesale Druggists
i9 Jot-nst
Also by John aiIssu ls5 Broadway; J. Coadicytoc
Esd.un corner S2r+ngsL; John B. Dodd, Broadway cor.
o. N..tsl; John Eintoc, l5s 3tn-sv-rae Aa-ch Vail
corner Of Spring and Ao s,re-ts James Weir zl3 Grand
= Moss, Grsod-st corner OF C.nnoast DR. Thoun.,
Rttter le4 Ch-rys and By Drugg sis generally il New
YORK. BROOKLYN, Jersey City and Wiliia1isburgh
rhi9 ThtNi
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THE EYE,


DR. WHEELER, ocuisi No. ~ Greenwieh-'t n Z near
~ Battery his exclusive attention 10 diseass
the Eye aud Ophthsmis Surgery snd the public
that there the numerous diseases 10 which
human eye subject disorders OF that which
cannot be essentially relieved cured by him. The vast
number undoubed testimonials which be 3, his
office viii satisfy The public thai his pracIces not exceeded
either by that OF any other Ocus in The
United States.
~ Ofice hours from A. NJ to O'Clock, P NJ. after
which he visits outdoor patients.
ARTIFICIAL Eyes for sale, and which viii be inserted
reasonable terms ms lmeod-
INK. HEWITT, No. Ill NJ scDoug al. near Bi--ck-r
~ Dr. HIS mode of practice, system originated hysihe
late Dr. Job Sweet OF Boston, and is confined TO DsIoss
IONS Hip Diseases Sprans, ContrscIions Pslsed Limbs
Rheumatism Nervous Affections Tenderness Ina snuations
and Curvsures OF the Spine Detormed Shoulders White
Sweings Weakness OF the JOINTS &c References given
on applying 10 Dr.. II. ni28 I'm
NOTICE TO PATIENTS in N-w-York--Dr J.
l CLAWSON KELLEY, Analytical Physician. will be
at his Medical Office in NewYork 426 Broadway, Mon
day, Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, the Goth, 2ls
I'D sd inst for consultation with patients Diseases
ftbe Lunss Liver Kidneys and Spleen Sctoiua SC. &c.
Advice Ia all cases gralutous.
~ B. Dr. Key's theory of practice differs from that OF
all others. He does not bleed blister setons issues
mineral preparation, but Is strictly confined TO
vegetable Regimen. ais ST.
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lCCLcu.
; under tie orders OF he Pos
sprr or nesvspspess, Of ieaeI
c, shzu be inserted il The pap
zee where The once sdverasi-
lG-gra circulation
q LE, pctsed March 5. ls4t-
ne in the MY. Post Once
April 10:
,ATz Of The Lss II rAie4 ~
s. LIST.
Lesser. Maria Il
Leonard, hrs
Linderm-r, Katharine Ea
Lingh. Mi.s Ros-y
Lobsein. alss Z
Lord. Margaret Il
Lynoe, Mise Sarah u
Lyons. Jane z.
Martin, Alkaline
Marin, Hone
Manuel. Jane
Metz, Mrs Henry
Mercer, Mise II
Mehsn, Miss Mary
Merrill. Helen
MiEgen. Anna
Miller, Msrism C
Miller, Mise Dorsttea
Mitchell. Miss Cynthia
Honsgsp. Rose
Morris, Eliza
Moore, H!ss 3 c A
Munptore. Miss Barbra Z
Marry, Rose
Mullener, Miss Mary
MuIlslly. Caihsrine
Murry, MIRA David
Niles, Catherine G.
Nesbitt, Mrs Charlotte
Norris, Maria
Neusel. Frsncisca
Northsll, Niss Juiia L
iOBren. Mar5
Parker, Caroline A
Palmer, Miss Mary
Patterson, Maria
Patterson, Jane
Perkins. Clnrissa Il
Philips, Miss EliZsbeth
Prince, Sarah Ann
Phillips, Nancy
Pool, Serena
Pollard, Sarah NJ
Piersop, Miss Julia
Phillips. Bridget
cBride, Mrs Felix
Mcleod, Catherine
Mcdowell, Margaret
McGill. Sarah
McGiyna, Ann
Mckeman Rosey
Mckeaoe. Misr Ellen
Mckeurey, Mrs Mary Ann
Mscksy, Miss Elizabeth
Mclaughlin. Miss Ellen
McNalty. Susan
McMsbsn, Miss Ann
McPhelsn. MIRA
Reilly, Bridget
Rsingeard or Earl, Anre E
Reilly, Cstharine.. g
Riley, Arm
Riddle, Eliza c
Richardson. a w
Robinson, Euuice
Rountree, Mrs
Robinson. Jane
Ross. z NJ
Rose, L
Rnrreck, Mrs
Roberts. Mile Augusta
Ru,ter. Sarah A
strnchnn, CatharIne
sIrswp, Ms
Stanton, aarph A
Slsuulou Charlotte
Stark. Harriet
Sands, Julia NJ
saunders, Mary
Shaler, jane S
Sheaway. Elizabeth C
Stevens, Lucy Ann, colored
Stephens, Ciarissa
Seaman, J P
Sherwood, Abigail!
Seary. Apg,lenor
Sherlock, Mira
Shepherd, Laura 4
Strickland. Mary c
Striker. Eliza
Smith, J
> I'm. EDZhOet1
Smith. Mrs Isaac
Slowey, Anna
Sutphen, Harriet
Su nnery, Mrs Albert
Tallafenr, Sarah Ann
Tarpelle. T Antoinetie
Twist. Sarah
Kitchener, Priscilla
Thompson, Mary Z
Todd, Elizabeth
Tryon, Harriet
Tucter. William
vreedenburgh, N j
Vanordin, Mrs
Vsndubreck, Mrs
Vanpesl, Mrs Theodore
Van VOORHEES,, Maria
lWndlue, Cowser
Ward, Scphronia
Ward, Fanny
Ward, Rossy
Ward. Anne
Wallace. Susan
Wead, Mary D
Webster, Ann NJ
Whitaker, Lydia 81
Within, Mary
Wright Eliza S
White, Sarah
White. Cordelia
Wright, Elizabeth
Whitfore. Margaret
Wimsati. Elizabeth
Witherel, Elizabeth
Wiles. Amelia
Wise, Mary
Wilder, Susan
Witt. Ellen
lWoodruf. Diadamia
T FL. MORRIS, +. NJ.
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THE CRoToN waTER

RENDERED perfectly pure and equal Distilled Wa
II ter THE DIAPHRAGM FILTERS
Tor Purifying Water sst L!qpids hc usder prrsgre
IENNISON'S PATENT, 1916,
now on sale al prices within the OF all Hzagac-
Tory 30 FrsnAforst Orders received go Broadway.
Tnlz portable a2paratus no. larger than pint
DC readily sachec any hytrant pipe convey
ing waI-r and Will yield steady stream OF perfectly pure
wafer, equal hundred gallons per hour under
Pr ssur- oft1- Croton, moe ln enough for Ee culinary
OF lbe !arg-s, hotels IL separates with equal
aud clspzIcr AL the animal vegetable, and CARLY
found, pe Of al possible precautions, every dis
tinuIisg cnsnrel OF me Groom Schuyk. They are
sso constructed FOR Offering water for manufacturing pur
poses.
The necessity Offering the Cro.on Water end the eff
e-ncy Of the Diaphragm Filter be4rs The endorsement Of
the io-I eminent Physicians and Ce-rs. the city OF New
YORK, and Inc appreciation OF The American Insita,e by
awarding 10 M JenRso1 God MEDIA! The Fair Of
for this Filter.
These Filters highly ORNAMENTAL AID viii Jas: for years
are 60. aoe 10 get Out Of repair subject damage from
Frost and when len 10 opersoo Will prevent The pipes
from bursting They have the OF cleansing themselves
and are also most admirably designed for flterug he
scnuyiki, Miss sspPt. aud all water under pressure
WM z JENNISON, for the Proprietor
The Ps,- for exhibition for the diaphragm h!ter Is
a. y Sroedwsy instead Of 26i Sc formerly. ea I'm
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Gebools.
csOVT FEMALE SEMINARY,

OAK GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY,
y-oSTESS y YRS insa.rt.on IS loca.ed OF iss
as bs1 ofihe EG6.ou, directly opposite TIE Passce
Il niles above N--Yors. with which II has daily AID s.
most hourly connection by steamboat sage or Tarcsd
For access beauty Of scsoery and Of
susou It cannot Dc surpassed In The course OF nsuc'
ZION :. viii The constant Of tire Principal 10 siord me
CHEST svanlses 70. finished rducscr both IN ne scld
and Ornamental branches
Circulars, containing correct engraving OF Inc pseS
with fall particulars terms, &c may be obtaned from
sanscf!he-. the boos or Il Csre Canal
Sax;ou Niles s5 Broadway, sad u. w. Docd, Srck
Church Chspei, Sev-Sork-
A. he subscriber viii be rsqusuy in The city during bis
vacation aay wishing interview may obtain by leaving
their address VI. w. Does bookstore. The next err
viii commence cr The LIST Monday in Msy.
WILLIAM c. FoOTE, Principal
Yo1ksrs April Is 1876. ale it2sw-
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FAMILY BOARDING-SCHOoL FOR BOYS.
YoSHEks. NEw-YoRH.
THE Summer term of the Locust Hill School will COM
mencs on Monday, the 18th of MAY. Circulars and par
ticular information may be had Of Fleet Esq @ Nasssu
At, OF r w. Townsend, EGG 81 Cedar.si of DR.. o. P.
Wells 9th and at The bookstore Of Gates Sted-
man ia WiliamsL g. w. FRANCIS, Principal.
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NJ EDUCATED Esac, sc3 Sulph1r 5.ihs, la Fnlioc-sc
ii oPPosi.s s. Pslis ChIca sre vel K.own 70 %
te1f.S necessary IBIS OF yea wSec he system
requires ~ auxiliary or the cacc.e accumulated
caFing ie wintsr sn3 which. by remaining ne
o. - sK1 p-occes tisesses- colds, rhs1ra-
e'In scarlet ever. Ac They IN operation fror
Geek ieS morning u O'clock night Sulphur Ssihs
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FELEGRAPH-4G00 Telegraph poes.wszted % be
Delivered OF ths he o; he New York and Albany Mag
re-. 1s-s!aPo Poles Of oak chesau cecar 50 feetlony
ilaSoes u aianeier .,sra end stra,gh; and well trimmed
Apply % Cornell CT Ltvirgsoa / Wells No 10 Waist
81 w > r Carter. Telegraph osee- AIh.uy ais fw.
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ST MlRKS EALL.

ORANGE ESSEN COUNTY NEw.JERsEY.
Rep. .inik0ry Ten Brock, Il VI Rector.
rENHE SUMNER SESSION will begin the first Mon
day in May.
TERMs-Oos hund red dollars esson. payable IN all
cases in advance Pupils are expected provided
With bed bedding towels, napkins. &c There articles
" be furnished TO those whose parents SO prefer In
which case an entrance fee OF $50 will be required
The MADEIRA Languages, Music and Drawing, Will be
tsush; a The usua! rates.
NATION NAV be usde 10 the Rector Address az above
Oran pleasauy situated about thirteen miles from
Newark Itis OF by
the Morrslown Railroad which paDes through IT, and BY
stages Newark. II Is we'll known location favor
IN hsal
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SAILED.
From the W Spit packet ships Nsw.foss, 70. Liver.
,ool Zurich for Hsvre. Wind SW.
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4 ssohGIA LUnB en- CU--Nc.-. warirc 5, . Per
" eeni oseoar, By D. PECK Il waltl mis- an-
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ESl ORDER OF Francs h. RuggIcs, Esquire, Judge q
cChsGaulue County Courts, OF the degree OF Counsellor
a. Law in the Supreme Court Notice is hereby given that
attachment bias issued against the OF Jay Sherman
nonresident debtor that the will be sold for a
payment OF his deb unless he appear and discharge such
attachment according TO law, within nine months iron the
hrst publication Of this nuce md that he payment OF
debt and the delivery OF property belonging to SUCH
dbtor IN him for his aud the transfer OF any properly
by him for purpose whatever forbidden by law and
void. Dated the lst day of December lSl5.
l.,uQ 4 ElrA IfnrhIn Cra.in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

eSi ORDER OF Robert HI Martin, Eco. Supreme
I'D Court Commissioned notice is hereby given. that
schment has Issued against the OF Henry Goo8enov
now late Of U5wego, In the County OF Oswego and
State OF Newfork, Hbsconding concealed debtor
due proof made the said Commissioner pursuant
the directions OF the statute, concerning Attachments
sgains,, Ascending. concealed nonresident debor'
and thai the will be sold TOR the payment OF his debts
unless The said Henry Goodenow appear and discharge
such attachment according TO law, within three months FROM
the first publication of this notice. aud that The payment
any debts and the delivery OF any properly belonging
the said debtor him. for his and the tran sfsr
any property by him. for purpose whsrevsr forbid
den by law, and are void. Dated Feb =. 1896
j. C. WRIGHT Oswcgo, N Y.
OF Attorney for Attaching CrrJDrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

ISPCksUANCE Of Al order OF The Surrogate OF Lhs
eV9ny oil S7w-iork No.ics Is hereby gwen TO all per-
sous hayins cAns ugsins. aicIsel Ssfur s.e Of thu
Guy OF Se- fork tailor deceased 70 pres-at the
WIN ne Yo1chfs thereof - the Subscriber tho otce o.
on or e-3'e ln twenty ami day Of August rex.Da.sd
New fo' g. The l3a day Of February. 1916.
. lAwifn- JOHANNA MARTIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-20

NOfItE - hereby given that attachment IN favor
george h. CONCUR OF Ae city OF Utica Oneida County
nas issued against the OF Hamilton Risley
resident dester residing In the State Of Illinois,
NE Statute concerning nonresident debtors, which atiaeh
n-n was grsnrd ard allowed bc Philo dIey, Circus
Judge " 10. h Judica Circuit, and that the estate NAIL
sold for the payment of the debts OF the said dnlsu
be appear and discharge such attachment according 10 as
within nice months from the hrst publication OF this noe
snc tat mo payment Of any debts due TO said R,ssy by
--nt Of his STATE and The delivery him for his
any property within This State, belonging To him and lbs
transfer Of any ach properly by him forbidden by s~
and void MATTESON & UOOLITTIP
Attorneys Tor attaching creditor Ul!cA Onrids County.
Dated JAnuari 9th. 1916. iIg lagetr