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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-29

San ANToSIA DE BExAR, Sep. 5, 1916.
Editors of the Delta.-Since writing to
you on the I'd inst, Capt. Washington's
Company of the 9TH U. S. Artillery arri-
we'd here from Carlisle, Pa. They enter
ed the city yesterday, and passed through
in full uniform, with four Founders and
two II pound howitzers, with their Gals.
sons, travelling forge, baggage train, &C.,
&C.. which made quite a formidable an.
pearance for this part of the country, and
much astonished the Mexicans here, they
never having seen so great an artillery
display in an army and belle ewing that no.
think could equal that of the Mexicans.
They encamped on the San Pedro, about
two miles from the city.
Lieut.. Roberts, ofthe ID Dragons,
(who was left by Col. Harvey with three
companies ofTexas troops, under the com.
mand of Capt. Cady, at Preside de Rio
Grande,) and Mr.. Callahan, arrived. this
morning, and reported the remainder of
the command near at hand: their proyis-
ions being damaged and condemned. il be.
came necessary to procure more--and as
the inhabitants at Preside protested 10 be
very friendly, they sent a small boat with
nine men, over the river, to bring articles
purchased. After the men had pushed
on their boat they were attacked by a
body Of Mexicans, secreted in the chappa.
raj on the bank Of the river. Three OF
our party were killed; the remainder
Jumped overheard, and reached the bank
on this side. During the afternoon, the
B1exicans kept up FIRE from their mus
ketty. and succeeded in killing one mule,
slightly wounding another. The troops
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-29

FATAL Academia melancholy ac-
cident took place in Montgomery county
Ia, short time since. John Harvey, a
son OF G. T. Harvey. well know as an
able preacher ofthe Christian denomina-
ton. had descended into well to repair
the pump, which had got out oforder, and
on reachthe bottom, being stru ii ]
the damp, instantly fell insensible! No one
was present but his father, who on seeing
him fall, Immediately descended to rescue
him. But the same cause had the same
fatal effect on him, and he toe fell dead.
0TThe Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLASS
left this place on the 9th inst, on his
way south. He appeared to be in fne
health and spirits.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-29

A fair demand for wheat. Former prl-
ces were paid. Flour active-a demand
at an advance Of Cd per Dbl. Good Yves.
tern Canal commanded 26s Sd to 2ss per
Dbl. Demand for Indian corn good; pri.
ces were 2s, for $50 lbs higher. One.
saefcantile firm in Limmerick has sen,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13
THE TRIBUNE.
City Itema.

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Judah
Levy on Thursday afternoon By officer Bank
or Of the 4h Ward and held TO for committing
violent assault and battery Charles Myers under the
following circumstances il appeared that the complain
while passing the clothing shop OF Seili1gham N
Chahast he taken hold Of by Levy, who attempted
TO force Myers Into the shop 10 which Nh Myers enseo
resistance and rebaked Levy for his conduct wien inc A
ter struck violent blow knocking him down. ana SO s'uA
ned him that he lay the sidewalk IN state Oh hsen
ability for some time. This practice Of sezng mold OF
persons they pass these clothing stores IN Chahast
has become source of great complaint OF late.
F1RE.-The store of C. w. Scot, No. 2oi Eighth
avenue. was slightly damaged by fire about o'clock
Thursday night Tho FIRE originated from the bursting
OF spirit lamp.
COURT OF SEssIoNs.-Cdse of Jacob Y. Plctts.
this the Jury after being kept all night
into Court al O'Clock yesterday mernng aud ntinA;ed
that they unable 70 uon verdict and no prof.
ability Of doing So The jury accordingly discharged
permitted TO so on his own recognizanccs
PoLIcE-Shooting 1cah Intent 10 KW--John
Eckhon was arrested Thursday and detained 10 an
swer for firing musket al, with Intent TO KILL John
Hsrps.
RoBBEKY-The house No. so Commerce st. was
snterrd Thursday afternoon, and robbed OF silver
watch worth sl2 and 81 In money the property OF Hen
~ Lyman.
ANOTHER RoBBERY.-The dwelling house No
143 Baow-s also entered Thursday and robbed Of
silver watch worth S2 and silk crsvat worth 81 %.
trunk belonging 10 gentleman a: present absent from
city, broken open and rfed Of is contents the
value Of which Is not Known.
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WATER POWER,
ro c,pITaTIsr2 Avn MA,


TO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURER
THE only uDoccupud Water Power lss' Is
L Guy OF New-York IL AT Da.hve fsls. Ulst-r COgrS
and which IL offered for sale or To .Sss very
btsl terms and In such quantities 10 ,u nppcsnti ia
Power Is tho Whole flow OF the Waikiki River 100 nlh
In length natural rock dam Of ~ feet being By f
vey 100000 cubic fees of per hour al its lowest u
capable of operating 100 OH0 .pn es In the dreal iegt
sod 10 equal 81 of ths Psteson Powers Tns soce
Dashy1 IL over good roads from Poughsrepss, Bye
Park Kingston or EddYvllls. Steamboats, run daily
within SIX miles Of he Fala and freight. taken ns
ral,s 10 the Winter there ~ day COMMUNICATE b. u
tris Railroad. To company with sufficient pIsl nz
prove and build large manufacturing interest," as e
pre,ors would b- willing put IN tho whole Of on?
erty Dashyie conssttngo OF Factory Buildings Ds3i
Houses, Machinery, Mil Sites, Water Power Lsot "
Village Lots fair valuation. and oud sloci ~
two-Ihrts 81 he amount The buildings foorGHJ
Cotton Facy, OF stone 40 By 100, with 900 spInde ~
~ power looms In operation one lh'ee-story Woos
Factory, IS by o5. with machinery one Saw Mil sndI
urea ,hrer-story Boarding House. of sto0e, S
seven Dwelling Houses, Store. Cotton House. Dye HolR
Waste do. Stables, Sheds, Blsck.mlthL shop, &c RaT
Their particulars appYto GEORGE BUTLER.
myl6 3.wt'ns VasvS
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LAND AND LOAN AGENCY

HENRY PAYSON hsytng engaged IN The business Of
general Lsnd and Losn Agency, respectfully solieiia
share OF the patronage Of his friends AID others He may
Dc The office Of Messrs Shipman Ayres 81 Wall
n. T. from TO O'Clock, and at hs Office, Peck
slip Ferry, Wiliamsburgh, a. other business hours.
he mas for sale, on reasonable terms. large number OF
building ots 10 various paris OF the pleasant and thriving
village of Wilsmsburgh Also, number OF very desira-
Die iecemeris among which IL very and convenient
modern built cling house, with lots Of grourd in
nigh OF CULTIVATION and richly stored win grea!
ey OF choice f! trees and shfubbesya good stable ard
carriage house IL Ia believed desrnbe place OF
residences be found in The vicinity Of NewYork City
Will.nsburgh Is an Incorporated village containing
population OF ABOUT II go nhsbAcis- Ia vel! provided
with churches Of almost every religious deno!nsion aud
sufficient lumber OF good pubic and private schools with
air and water pure be found IN most OF the
country. myl4 ineodr
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o., kXECUTUR', -ALE.-VAuaoe Real

So kXECUTUR'S SALE.-vsluan,e Real EIys
W Aucou.-The subscriber Executor OF ihs hat Nj
and Testament OF Gen. Thomas Ward, OF The cgJu
Newark, viii sell al Public Auction Ssu rday, tie hi
day OF June I-Ni a, the Park House In the City NsSr
oclocA T. NJ. the following described valuable Real e
tule;
l. vacan; lot In Broad.st IN the City OF Newark rs,,
;y.sx feet four uches front by hundred aud x+cs,
feet deep. said lot adjons the late residence Of s.rss.
Van Cortland ard from iis location opposite The ue,,
Park we'll calculated for the erection OF private dwf
In one VI the Most Pheasant parts Of tbs City
2 tract OF and In the City OF Newark, being GA
farm Of about ten near the junction OF the Old Fem
aud Great Swamp Roads, and Is about ot nile from Z.
Railroad pego Al the foot OF Marks.-s Tsre gO CO..
tsgrhut house and barn on the premises with hae Or
Guard This property we'll calculated for galdenln, pcr
poses, as the lsad IL Of The b-st QuAiIy.
8 A tract OF land in the City OF Newark the scalA
side Of the olt FERRY Road, bounded the acr g
The lane leading from Thomas Richuds's TO the Salt NJ
dows, h- -asI by lands of Richards the souh J
lands OF JabeZ Cook and others aud The west by M
Ferry Road containing forty and sc QQ
an These premises have farmhouse md Onn hss
on aud orchard with several of wood. Thi ind
OF land will DO sold IN parcels of from ten 10 feeu
eSch ard iG also well calculated for gardening pqfrI
The and Is of the best quality.
T. oi land in the CT, OF Newark living helr
leading fom Thomss KiChsIfss Ia the Salt hesi0vg
isning sixteen and So l0hIhs OF acre This L
u good piece OF meadow land.
tract of meadow land In the township OF Hir1Rs
County OF Hudson the north side OF the Csusews, t
ing from Newark to New-Yers, and Thomas W.
kinss bounded by said C-u,eway Frank Greek It
lands OF joseph Budd and others ming about i
one acres - 0Utna of This will BE- ,OA
In parcels of between ileen aud twenty acres
g. tract OF salt meadow IN the County OF Hudson acre
said, The bridge over tie Hackrusaek Rtvsr bhg
South OF ths Ce-bwHy Leading to Newguk and copaik
lng about thirty scres.
A tract of eat meadow the wet side OF ,hs Es,sl
and Mddlesex Turnpike Rosd, adjoining snds Edsrt
Jones and the lat. David D. Crane ccoainns one sef'I
uivS0 24wiJs2n VIM. PENNINGTON. Exeerto,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13

DY ORDER OF Daniel Pratt, Supreme Court Comms.
I'D sOner Notice Is hereby given pursuant TO the provs
authorizing attachments against abscond
ing conceRed and nonresident debtora that attachment
has issued against the Of julius j. Wood nOn-res
debtor and resident Of Columbus In the State Of Ohio
and that will bn sold for the payment OF his debts
unles. he appear discharge such attachment according
within months from the first publication OF this
nolice And that the OF any debts duo 10 him Ivy
residents of this State and the delivery him for his
oany properly within this State belonging vim and the
transfer any property by him. forbidden by law
and are void. Dated the 2Dtn day Uf January 1916.
j2i lawgm FORBES SHELDON
Atinrnies for Attach,ly Creditnrs. Svrnrn.r. " V
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate OF he
County of Newyork Notice IL hereby given 10 NIL per.
having claim. John Fltham late OF the Ct;y Of
New York deceased, with The vouchers
bereofto lii, suhscrib.r al hsr residence No 10 william
street n III. Cry New York, before thiriirh
dsy OF November next Dated New York the I'D day 81
Ma 1915 T,nv2S isv S,rl Wary FFiTHAM. lvacnt''x.
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NJ. ERTHELER,
TEACHER OF The GERMAN LANGUAGE,
No s5e Broad wav b@lov 6rend-st mvof


TUITION On THE PIAS0-A lady offers 10 give
instruction This instrument a. 50 quarter in eIpsc
.a.or ,ha. n. greater ruber Of pupils may r-@un-rste
h-r for reduction price, Her Qualifications sh- begs
observe oughI not 10 be estimated a. tbs rate OF ce
charge unless being patrnrzsd abe Should be unable 10
prove her efficiency teacher OF music Application oy
note ~ his ofice, will attention. jel0lw
DIANO FORTE TAUGHT.-hiss FERRIS VIII
Instruct pupils a. 3 Tard.-si 8: heir residences
Those who With acquire proficient knovedge OF MS
very sho,, time Will fad opportunity OF go DONG
by an earlv Application Terms modetste j-I0 IL.
NN EeT's rATENT hITCHEN kANGso "a me
w beat Range now offered to pubic for baking. boil
Ing roasting and fuel They are not 10 be sur
passed by any Range heretofore IN ne MARKET ana VIII IN
al be wNanred 70 give The best OF ssIisscton 10
purchasers Croton other boilers can De attached 70 heat
large Quantities Of Persons requiring good range
viii please call az lS Hadson-' opposite 81 JonatpasE
pySQSG
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EOh TIE FILES.
HR- UPHAMS ELECTUARY-An inte-ns remedy II
IL certain for the Piles internal external bleeding
blind scd l2 Eulton-a D-sion-s and by the Pro-
pnetor regularly educated Physician Of twenty
,enence, confined Office practice where PLEA and all
Chronic diseases successfully treated. AsicsI Ocs
los 1rr- -N~-s Gri-y--t rhi-
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Legal Notifies.


NNHE UNDERSIGNED having been duly appointed
by the Hon. Frederick A. Tallmadge, Recorder Of the
City Of NewYork Trustees OF the OF George Lock
wood. nonresident debtor all persons indebted The
said George Lockwood hereby required 10 render
o! all debts and Of money owing by them
spectvely 10 thu said Lockwood and 10 pay the same TO
the Trustees and all persons having IN their possession
property effects OF The sad Lockwood required
deliver the TO the Trustees before the thr
ieenth day OF Juue al the Office OF Harvey A. Weed
EsQ No. NsssausL In the city OF NeuYork All credit.
OF the said Lockwood required deliver ,heiv
specye accounts and demands 10 the said Trustees the
sans time and place. Dated April 2si 1876.
ISAAC V FOWLER,
ABRAHAM C. DAYTON,
a29 sv ROSWELL G BRAINaRp.
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NUTlCE OF application for the discharge of AL inso
debtor from his d-bn pursuant 10 the provisions
OF thu third scls of the frat title OF the fifth chapter OF The
second part OF the Revised Statutes John Franklin OF the
Ciy and County OF N-~York iusoveut debtor Notce
published jane Sd s6-crediors appear before The
Hon Charles p Daily, Judge of the Court OF Common
Pleas for III. City and Coualy OF NewYork, Counselor At
Law. Nc a, his chambers In the City hall Of the City OF
New York The 6,h day OF August 1876 a. 10 o'clock, A.
NJ OF that day and show cause any they have why he
should not make assignment OF his property and be dig
charged from he debts.
my LANES C. RrAkE ATTORNEY
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Instantaneous.

OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co !
N-w-York, June |, 1851
TIVE Bosrd OF Managers Of his Company have declared
semi. dividend OF Eight per cent out OF the
profits of the Company payable and after Monday the
9Th instant
the morning OF The BIN instnnt
Holders OF the Stock are particularly requested 10
return their Certificates. Ia order mat may be
issued Ia their place. By order of The Board
lei I'm ISAAC SEYMOUR. Treasurer
NTs.W-YOkk Erie Rail Road CompsoY.-The
Soc shodes Of the New YORK and Erie Rail Road Com
psny are hereby notified thai instsnent OF ten doara
per share all STOCK which the payments already made
do exceed dollars share required TO be- paid
al he Office OF the Company. No IS Wslst before
the 18th day OF June next
Those holders who have paid than AID ess
twenty dollars share required 10 up tho
ium Of twenty dollars per snare AZ above.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
NATHANIEL MARSH Sec'y.
Nsw-Ynrk Nav H. i9R. mvI5 Ills
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DMciaI.
LIST OF LETTERS.


sls Ard Be IL fartaer enacted,
And all advertisements made under the orders OF the Post
master General in newspaper or newspapers, Of letters
7ncaed any Post Oce shall he inserted In the paper
or pspers OF the town place where The oce advertising
may be situated, hnring Tie iurgrIt ctrcrlLatn7-
MN Port ofses Lau, pasIed March 5, lS4s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13

THE CRoPs-From most parts Of the country W e
very encouraging accounts Of the crops. All kinds
Of grain promise remarkably well In the Southern part
of New Hampshire, in Vermont. In Northern New-York
and Canada had recently opportunity TO OBJ
serve the various crops forward and growing luxu-
anty In the portion Of the State Of New bordering
on and below Lake Champaign the wheat looks finely
Seutem an informed us that In the neghborhood Of White
hail the wheat had promised well for twenty years
Boston Traveller.
ROBBERY OF THE SoUTHERs MAIL.-The large
letter bag brought up the mail boat (Ben Franklin No
6) from Louisville stolen from the boat yesterday
morning probably the time she reached our landing
The bag stolen large, requiring two men TO If,
and was not missed called for by the dray 10 take 10
the Post Office The police the alert early yester
day morning. every direction and wa hope Will be sue
cessfu tCincnnau Gazette, June 8.
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Deaf THIS WHO CAN.-The following is worth
DrrcordiDg Unheard-of Bowling. Lsst evening, Juoe
10Th. 1916, three busia-ss bowling together
lhr -e nsw alleys The fremont Bowling Ssooo aud in
The presence maoy Witnesses. who will testify the fact
made 10 ,he aggregate In string OF leu roes EACH The
ofSl Pima which average
person The above Ss.oon IS hs longest In ths world
lending from East Broadway n II Divisional under the
large carpet which 10 about 80 feet long, containing
SIX ,p.endd alleys running from The toward
each street. TIE following were the games made
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Removals.

u fGInOVA L.-MIo> AUGUSTA BROWNE, (iste Or.
IA ganis Dr. Co1s Church) Composer and Pt-ssor OF
Music, enoved 1863 Broadway, n. tine oh house
above Grauds aud continues 20 give lessons on The Organ
Piano Forte and in Composition and Singing.
MR. BROWNE, Professor Of the L,gerisn System Of
Musical Educsiop and coad tutor to Sir Logger begs leave
thai hr forming class on this syste al his
house .69 BroAdw way n Y To the musical world comment
on lhis mode Ia rupsiucu'
N B-Logers Elementary Lessons for The Piano Forte
for SAL is IT.
u EaIOFAi.-india R4bber.-H. h. DAY has removed
leis establishment for the aae Of India Rubber Goods OF
every description The spacious new store No. ~ Corr!
land-st doors below the Western Hotel. myl I'm
MOTH E.-TAPSCOTTS General Emigration OHce
hes removed from IS Souths 10 90 South-st 2nd
door W-st o BurliDg alp inyl9
nUHNAP 81 HABCuClA have removed 10 No. lis
- Huii60-st NV SIN
ElhISrED'S t-Dyspepnc Chairs removed 10 10
4 Road " osiHr Honss Ia 2TT'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13

CHEAP TOOLS.-A large quantity of cheap tools
Ssone slishuy damaged, offered for sale al Nc
Claims tool tore, l49 Spngst Also u assortment
srsI quality ioQIs " reduced prices, jea lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13

TOR SALE CHEAP for Cssh-Ths lease Of the
L Bowling Saloon No. 40 Broadway. consisting Of FOUR
Alleys, Fixtures, Bar Tables Carp.!s Furniture, &c com
pele for inch az establishment md lease OF The premises
Tor four years from The frat Of May 1916, at the rental Of
$50 per aunum Tns premises 60 ren,ed out fot
snort Term OF 500 For particulars as
To lhs properly inQ1e the office Of the s1hscrbera
PORTER & HcMAHAN, Attorneys at Law,
iaro 6t- CltY H.l-rIz-e r I2 CentreBI
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- JAMES C. BLAKE. Attorney.

d. HEkIEE'S SALE.-By virtu. Of y writ OF herr IA
Scias. directed and Delivered will sxpose to sale
the vesiibul of the City Hs of the Ciy Of
Monday The 9Th day OF July - O'clock II s the
right. lille snd OF Gilbert G. H-bberd which hs had
Of in aud 10 AL that certain piece pace of ground stu
York, and bounded ~ fellows, TO wiz: Beginning II.
point the north easerly side OF Eighisenihseet dsan
hundred feet north s,wardly from the Frsavenue
aud running thence line parallel with
said niuelywo feet thence southeastwardy on
line parallel with said street twenty feet thence southwest
wardy line parallel with said avenue ninetywo l5e
and nor-wesiw arily along wen
" feet - the place OF beginning. Dated New YORK, May
I'D. 1916. WM JONES, Sheriff.
Taos. +. PEERS. Deputy Sheriff. niy23 ls~6x
a2Y ORDER ofthe Hon. Peter Ganssvoor,. hrsi Judge
hS OF Albany County Courts, OF the Degree Of 1unseor
Law Of the Supreme Court Notice Is hereby given pur
the provisions OF the statute authorizing attach
against gbsconding, concealed, and nonresident dei
or that attachment issued against the e0tate OF Pat
rick McAdaus resident debtor and resident OF North
Hampton the State Of Massachusetts,, and that the same
will be sold for the payment OF his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according 10 law, within
nine months the fret pubcstion OF this notice. aud
that payment any debts due 10 him by residents o th
State and the delivery aim for bis If any property
within this Stale belonging him, ami The transfer oil any
such property by him. forbidden by law and void.
Dated the 29Lh day OF September, ls+5.
HILTON Il VAN WORST,
Attorneys Tor Attaching Creditors No. so stsiesTee AL
bHny City. oil lawsn
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NETWORK FORM BOOK
A ND INTEREST TAB LES-contsinng complete Forms
- for the OF all the routine Of business between
and requiring the execution OF papers, together
with the statutory provisions relating thereto. Also COM
pete sIerest Tables Discount Tables Scnntng and TIM
Der Measure Cuical Of Square Timber, &c lc
For sAle hv HUNT NGrON savage. 2ls Pearl.s,
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4jOOhb.

NEW MILITIA Law.
ETOw IN PRESS ADD will 70 published in a few dsvs
the Militia Law passed 81 the late session OF iha
Legislature. Publishing nv
- JANSEN L BELL 15s Nas,au-s:.
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3nsuranre.
TIE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE
Il ComPANY.-Ths Company being authorized By an
ACT o, the Lessature, passed May l2h 1885, eli up

4, LIS SVaiPAuy ocaES bci1orlZ-Q py an
csrital stock
Notice n conformity said and with approval
the Vice Chancellor OF the Isl Crca 10 hereby given
all liz present Stockholders that the, the 2s;h
day OF jane next signify In writing the Presden.
Secretary OF said Company NJ their oics No Wslsi
IN the City OF SewYorh, whether they e-ct 81! up their
stock. in whole or N part and in part; how many shares
In psrcula src In case they cleo: 10 al up either hole
or IN part 70 three dollars essh ,hsre b-ors
the above specified day and the resdae be PAID
cured 10 be paid such time and ia such manner s. The
Directors may hereafter require, and in The said Stock
hoders or either OF Them decline neglect gnify their
inteoton 10 Ill before ihs ,sd 18th day OF June
they will ihenceforh be debsrrrd the nigh do
And notice Is hereby farther given Thai books OF suhscr
don for the sount required 20 Ill the capital stock IN
shares Of ieny dosr, each will be opened hs ls day
open daily from TO- 10 P NJ rn, The required s,ouat
ts subscribed Subject 10 the prior night OF Stockholders
above for;hL Three dollars each will
o-rsd be psid the time Of s1bscrc,icu. Dated New.
YORK., My Ssh 1886 JNo. BROUWER. Pre,ide-l
GOLD : SfLIINhS. Sscrstarv mySo ,~tJs2s
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
Ship Sullivan. Waite, Charleston.
Sciir Bclulia. Columbino, Gibraltar, &c.
Sloop Roger Williams. Starges, Providence.
Barge Albany, Nevins, Philad.
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TO LET-Sesr Broadway, in Walser-sL two very de-
4 sIrable apartments, furnished anfurnshed, with or
wi,hou. board. The family private and will only lake
f-v soarcers whom comforts Of home VIII be e1.
u 10 II. lin 3tnl 5.h i7thleh20lh
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SAXONY HAT BODIES, equal to shy IN me Forit 81
~ REDUCTION OF 80 pr cent RON market pIiceAI!ne
cny Ha Bodies ecrs 10 any the market al % per Cent
below Usual prices earnestly invites al dealer. and ma
pscturers 20 call 100 Sroaf way and not oniy ou
try the article bsfo- nrrchasng VIII eprr confidence
do the manufacturers Offer Bodies f-eng he uino.,
tssIance ina. hey hyperion article ana WIN give uA
satisfaction liberal discount 10 dezers and large auu-
ac;arsrs- J. B VAIL Agent. loo Brosd~ay uytl Inn