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iUin0om SHADES.
On OOO WINDOW SHADES-Cou,

.10 N0O WINDOW SHADES-Cousi.ting OF ev.
OV,oUU cry style and description OF imported aud
American Shades thai sold in this country fer sale in
iarge and small qnsnues, prices Varying rom - cents
So per ar Merchants upho!s!eres pedders &c. can
ways select " and ietv assorncnis Of Shades and
uount!pcs al Kelly L Risefs Exclusive Window Shade
Depot, r. ISL Chalh tin.sL ~ I.
y. BAH Shade. sold Il. this store warranted to
wash. AMI not adhere by transportation.
Remember the name and number.
n2u lmeodis kelly i RlkER, ISL Chatlani-sl.
WINDOW SHADES h oil preparation, IN
Nv vented manufactured and sold wholesale and retail
exclusively by H. T. WEBB. so per cheaper equally
beautiful and far durable thar the French " Fac
tory No. II Dvision- Srd sory Of the Sackeu BudngA
~ B.-The STORE u 45S Peafl-.L four doors South OF
Chatham mgj Init
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MUSIC.
Gtram GOODS.


STRAW GOODS STRAW GOODS.
EOHN f. SEAMAN having removed fror to Msden-lsre
y the 36 JoHS-sr rear William, oters for
sale and Will keep hand through the extensive
assortment OF STRAW BONSETS comprising every thrg
desirable made from the italian, English, French ana Swiss
Bra!cs, us we'll as those OF domestic manufacture.
He the attention OF dealers. both city and country
his Stock feeling confident they will md his Goods OF the
BE- Of Gyle OF manufacturer and prices low the market
will afford 2if Sswis2mD &SmW'
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ARRIVED.

Brig Gen Marion before reported) Kinds 81 DIS from
New Orleans, with lead, lard sugar &C. to Nesmith i
Walsh hIarch 18TH while lying in gale from Sc, Lost
deck load and has been II days North OF Hatteras.
Brig Star Hubbard from Grenada via st Croix Is ds
with rum, molasses. old iron and copper. TO Benz De
Forest & Co. Vessel to Hubbard u Co. Left at st
Croix brig Eliza Lockwood, for NYork same day, the
only American vessel in port March 3d. lat "a 8, Ion
60 As spoke British brig Napoleon of ST Johns NB hence
for Jamaica. days out
Dutch gallo. Fosca Helena, Post 40 ds I'm Amsterdam,
with mdse. 10 VIM Weisser-3 passengers.
Schr Csdmus, Sharp, from Wilmington, NC naval
stores.
Schr Sarah, Scope, from Newbern NC, naval stores.
Schr L Alderman. Virginia, oysters.
Schr Saul Mitchell, Buckley, from Newborn, NC,
naval stores
schr L McCready, sOmers, from Philadelphia With
mdse
schr Daniel Barclay from ocracoke, NC, naval stores
&c.
Schr Two Brothers. Richardson, Washington NC, corn
and naval stores.
schr Duxbury, Eldridge. Georgetown, DC, -four to
Hitchcock & Co.
schr Charlotte Jones, Richmond, coal.
SAILED
perl Nancy w Stevens NOrleans Wind sly
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PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ships Europe, Furber, Liverpool C Marshall; Lea,
Freeman Baltimore, Taylor e. Merrill; Pacific, LUDLOW,
NOrlesns Williams & Guion
Bark Louisa Baker Ssal. Bouchaud & Thebaud; Mont
peer, Stackpole Rotterdam, Schmidt & Balchen.
Brgs Marion Gage, Read. Honduras B B Bsnco; L
Appleton, Bradford Norfolk Rufus Scre, Jordan Am
sterdam Badger & Peck.
Schrs Cora. Elwood Richmond, Pratt & Pierson; An
des Kinney Philadelphia. N McCready.
Shops Proohsass Blydenburg, Providence; Provi-
dcncc Brown Providence.
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AjANUEACTUKiNG E,TABLIsnMENr al

III Auc,on.-Wilb e sold al public auction on Tuesday
Tth day OF April o'clock P NJ the premises
lhe extensive and welknowp manufacturing establish
eut recently owned by the Dudley Wooden Manufacturing
CO. situated Dudley in the County of Worcester and
OF Massachuses, containing 10 ceres OF land with
large and stream of water running through the
premises and having four large reservoirs covering $50
acres OF land connected with the The head and fall
being about 20 feet is divided into four privileges with
good dams each. There the premises three sub
sian,al Stone Factories with waller wheels attached two
OF which have aiely been fitted up with sha!ing SC
the dimensions are as follows;
One IFS By eet HI gh with good finished s,ics
One so by 10 feet,S do do do do do
One I27 by - feet do do
Also Dye House, 10 by 50 feet; stone Dry House
80 by n feet large Store House. stories high Wool
House, Boarding House, sufficient ~ accommodates 10 10
100 boardes and IS dwelling houses containing IS good
and convenient tenemenls large barrs sld other out
buildings connected with the manufacturing business All
of the buildings wheels &c above described are III good
order.
The Webster Depot, The Norwich aud Worcester
the facilities for doing business Surpass these OF almost
other establishment in the country.
The establishment bgving been Used for the manufacture
of Wooles adapted for thai business there being
connected with The premises Dye Kettles and Nats Falling
Stocks. Presses butt, is also well calculated for the
Cotton or any other manufacturing business.
Ths village beautifully located on an elevated se. COM
inanding full view OF the town Of Webster aud the
rounding country.
Terms OF payment made known at the sale. For farther
particulars inquire of John Bates William Lsued Joseph
Davis, on premises
Dudley, March ~, 1916. MI iteod
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r. Sales of Household Furniture and other
Property.-F. Cotton Co. will give their personal alien
Of Household Furniture duripgthe present sea-
heretofore either Iee residences, or 81 The stores
No. us Fulton 81 Apn-s-
IF Furniture bought II prsferred. msi ltnis
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MA lMis
phone.ie srenorranbx-

u Phonetic Stenography.-ln compliance with
The request OF The Class M Esrdnge will give The lessons
all O'clock Ps n a. The OF Henry and Market ss IN
es yesy building OF The Church commencing next Thurs
day and continuing Thursday Friday and Saturday,
successive Terms s. Ladies and gentlemen inter-
estrd respectfully invited attend ues lwis
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~ Spring Styles Hats for SIS 50, HI MILLS'S
It's 6roadwSy, Howard Ho,e~-The public viii besr in
mind the above such hats as are usually sold for
SIS So but higher priced article IN fact s. hat and al that
% asked for Il Is S. 80. ms wis
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F- Orchard.st- UnivcrsniIsI Church.-Notice
Is hereby given that tbs above Church will be closed
repairs. The Church Will be opened for service Sunday
April 9Th ms lwiss
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u Knox,s Fashionable Hats for the ensuing
Sppg are ready FOR inspection aud sale 81 10 Fulton
o.. (be,weeu Wiism aud Nassau. To those who
The votares Of fashion, bu, always wish look uniform in
the kind OF Hal they wear, which is most becoming TO iheu
can heir Hats made TO order al very shor nouce
mi luria<
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STRAW RnNMETS I,

CHAPLIN No - John-s; (near Broadway has on
II. hand good OF fashionable Straw BoEnsis
which will he sold tho lowest cash prices Mliners are
invited to examine MY goods before purchasing elsewhere
MO-
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second Board.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
MARINE JOURNAL.

In brig Star, from Greuada-Mr J w Hubbard and NJ
Andrew Braisied
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~ Amidon's HAT Establishment removed from
corner OF Wall and Nassau No III Brcatway. direct
ly opposite Howard Hotel ms 'su
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Il,-1I ~ H1lTI.;E /. neruby slvea that The snnIhi
n.on fr Tu.pse. OF the Eastern Dhpens,Iy WI I Il
held Il The oce la.'tion on sSs sSn sh dsy
Al ns1 a, O'clock, P il. Tho poll VIII remain 'p'-
enc hour; By o'ae' q E 3. 3. Brown, Secretary.
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GRAHAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By the subscrio-
NJ expressly for family use, fresh ground, from wheSi
OF superior quality, for sale by
CROMWELL BIRDSALL,
MI 1wiss 2p9 FrontsL cor. OF Bcekman.
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pASE FRAUD-Buyers and dealers IN our Se.rred
81 Goods informed that The bands and labels on the
ends OF boxes have been countered by ce.an
Nous individual AID that large quantities OF spurious goods
with such labels Ec sold in The auction rooms and 9th
erwse- Ill 5eh base cerAteyt- We have sold
goods auction they command ready buyers pr
sale. In few days Will have prepared labes
kc the counterfeirtDg Of which win be criminal offence,
snd any suspeaaers amer the present shall have been
sold, labeled "Aueshania,, are counterfeit
FORD / co. Manufacturers Of Goodyears
ms Iwis Shtrred Goods 1877 feeri-st
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4mnsements.

a1IERsCAN niusEuoI-Every Day and Evening
n this week, commencing Monday. March So 1875
Performances every evening clock, aEd Wed
n-sday and Saturday afternoons NJ O'Clock Those SCRIP
Dssoying Views will be continued this week, and on
Menday Tuesday THURSDAY snd Fridsy ats P. NJ in con-
uecriOu viii other CissolviDg Views and The HydrcOXy
n-iism Ecgssed for this week fpsoviiacre Singer Mr.
Harrison, together with the Blind Fiddler Italian Fsnoc
cini Juvenile Voclsts, $50 splendid Portraits Of The Great
Men OF America, hsd Rockwell the famous Fortune Teller
Admission. = Children anoer 10, i.s c-nlr. mS0
NIK. GEORGE LODER respectfully announces TO
lVI the public Of New OK his intention 10 give,
Thursday April a. the Tabernacle the chef GaGyre Of
the great modern French composer, Feieen David Tbs
Desert Grand Ode SYMPHONY. IN three parts. inter
sperscd with Recstons, Arias, Choruses upd Orchestral
Symphonies. upon scale o! nasntnde hitherto uGprecc
d.utrd.
lure 10 Msiuop com posed aad dedicated 10 the " Y Phil
harmonic Society, By George Locer
Amer which LIE Desert, by Felci-n David.
The REGULATIONS and Solos by MI Robt George rage
To conclude with Grand Fesiysi Overture, by Lind
psintner.
and OF Il. Meiggs. t6 Brosdwsy. mo- oLs
MUSIC.
NJ pUMSDAY, No. 50 BOnc-st, nesr the Bowsry, Fro
w. the GUiisr Singing ACCORDION aud Nlon,
continues 10 teach Ladies snd Gentlemen their resi-
deaces in all parts OF NewYork City wiki much facility
and rapid progression by his but fng system
Terms very reasonable Apply at - Sond 81 mli I'm
DI,N0.FORTE AND SINGING.-Mrs- MOB.
Z LEY tpupil OF the celebrated Creveh, aud Sir G.
Smart thai she ia spare! give
Lessons in shove branches al her residence 81 Frank
Inst Tor that of her pups on reasonable Terms Mrs NJ
Is also resdy 10 teach School Classes In The Cty or Country
milo Inn
MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,
COMPOSER AID Professor OF Music tlale Organst OF
~ Dr. Cox's church, bcgs leave 10 inform thc Ladies OF
on the Organ Piano Forte, Singing AID Composition. 10
Market corner Of E.nry-st. NeS-fors NH lst'
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NOW READY,
DY THE AUTHOR OF "UNDINE," THIODOLF The
10 Icelsnder and Asspgas Knight from the German Of
Baron de "a Motto Fouque Ii parts, 81; each;
in one handsome volume, cloth, 81
"a Thiodof Fouque calls hs mos. successful work. Sir
Walter Scott carried this tale, we'll Undne in his
mind IN than OF his works he speaks Of them
with equal admiration" lTranslaior's Preface.
" The descriptive portions truly poecal, and the
least charm OF the work is fine ph-re of purity
through which everything is viewed and which purfes
everything envelopes The noble Norman character In
Thiodof Is brought manner have seen nowhere
else equally well done Az work full of iae thought,
men manly practice rules and examples OF conduct snd
pure religion Thodof should be placed in the hands OF
children and youth OF both AS delicate
for the female mind and poelca creation for the OF
the MUSES. 100 deserves high praise and faithful study
Evening Mirror.
Published to-dsyby WILEY PUTNAM.
l6l Broadway,
Who have also published Undne translated by Rev
Thos Tracey; with Sntram and his Compauious5o cts
Zschokke'a Tales translated by Parke Goodwin; paris
so each in one handsome volume, l2moSl2 5.
a.
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General Notices.

sark Nancy w Stevens, Norleans. Wind sw.
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cARPETINGS AND OIL

NO. Adj YBARL-5T.
JEFFERSON 4 HUMPHREY have just opened Vt the
above number, large 10, OF entirely new Carpetng,
bought expressly for Spring trade and will be sold
srest!y reduced prices for cash; We have
20 sets ADMINISTER Brussels, entirely new.
50 pieces heavy Tareepy rich designs and new shading
Superne, ine and common Ingram Csrpe.rgs OF every
description
Rugs, DrugRe.s, Table and Piano Covers, Window
Shades kc &C. Also, large lot OF Heavy Sheet Oh Co,h
from Is to 50 T. wide, selling cheap
Our friends and The public respectfully requested 10
cali and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
M 2m.roi- PETERSON & HUMPHREY. "a Prarl-st
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wGentlemen's Hass-Sprfng Fashion.-BiRD
cor Pine and Nassau ss-Gentseu's Hats OF the Spring
pseru uniting much elegance and beauty of style now
ready for examination and sale by The subscriber.
u,hsO lmiss BIRD Cor. Pine and Nassau s,s-
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IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS.
lust PUBLISHED, " Illustrations OF Arithmetic, In
Series OF II Charts containing 2S Diagrams BY Isaac
Harrington late Principal OF Newark Academy The
the primary department OF Mathematics.
CT The work is adapted 10 erery Schoo! Arime,ic
in use. BAKER, CRANE 4 DAY. Publishers,
1853 aud 81 Pearl-s. N Y.
MI 2wisD lmSW UNIV ( lmNY
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Books.
DOETRY FOR HOME AND SCHOOL,, seles:- !

DOETRY FOR HOME AND SCHOOL, select
I ed ny The nuthor OF Theory Of Teaching sdwsfca
Fs. Lessons in Grammar Fi-s Lessons In geometry
and Olympic Gamesr
Second Edition-Firs. and Second Parts one volume
III. following notice OF The First Part appeared on the
publication OF the frst edition
The Judgment and good shown this compilation,
the talent manifest ic the authoTs
previous original publications. IL vii! be found, we hiok,
10 answc! entirely the end proposed selection could
hardly be made that should address uelf more willingly 10
the heart the fancy and the regc Of the young
reader [Chrisisn Examiner
This collection we regard "a we'll adapted for use In
schools While this collection has many pieces
which delight persons OF any age; has some for the
youngest readers and well adapted the family circle
as 20 the choo II gives children all they could Gull from
many volumes. and interviewer with their earliest recol
leciions will be remembered with delight in future
Portsmouth Jour
weconmend this selection OF poems able con-
sderBIior OF the public We have found IN II seve-
raj gems of thought and expression which no, readily 10
be come stiu any other collection Boston Courier
The compiler has some very u.t views on Inc importance
OF imagination acc taste IN complete educaiion
Portland Christian Mirror.
Sicn collection cannot fail 20 be acceptable 20 instruct
DRY by the young and al lovers OF good poetry be they
young old. Boston Daily Advertiser.
Part Second bei.g designed for pupils and readers OF
niuGs. contains Poems OF imaginative
than those in the former collection, and be had
ine paper, ia separate volume. From the Harbinger.
jewels English language We should reckon gilmore
worth gin young friend than ft yhousand books OF
moral stories surchsrged aud crame6 the brim with IN
sruccG Such books however vain able they may be i'm
age. but here immortal Poems which seize the
very soul and inspire II with beauty and grace hs
never afterwBrd be forgotten"
Published by 5. 6. S1MPKINS, Boston. m25 law5wisc
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10y ORDER OF Hon r. A. Tallmadge, Recorder OF the
ID City Of NewYork Notice is hereby gwen pursuant 10
the provisions Of the authorizing attachments against
absconding concealed and nonresident Debtors that a.
tachment has issued against the estate Of Of james MITCHELL
resident OF Jersey City In the State Of New Jersey and
that the will be sold for the payment OF his debts, IN
he appear and discharge such attachment according 10
law within nine months from the FIRST publication OF this
ce and that the payment OF any debts due 10 him by rest
dents Of this State and the delivery him for his OF
any property within this State belonging TO him. and ne
transfer of any such property & him, forbidden by law
and valid. Dated the 10Th day OF September. 1916.
s24 las9m GEORGE BRADSHAW. Attorney
for Attaching Cr.dl,nr. y JOhn-atreei New. YORK.
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IN Pursuance OF order OF the Surrogate ~ u sae
County Of New-York Notice is hereby gwen 70 ~ he
soas having claims Against Samuel Msceu'ey, win ths
Vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, 81 he once oi X
Owen No II Wal street 10 The City OF seH sY
before lhe seventh day OF July ne1- NS'7- ,
The sixth day Of January, 1916. ,,,coN
=. { $ssEssEE zAAhsss sisiSsSSs Executors
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SCHOOL BOOKS
DUBLISHED BY PRATT, WOODFORD L co. l59
Pesr-st
Olueys School Geography and Atlas, Comstocks Philos-
ophy aud ComsocA's oiher works. Including Chemistry,
Boiony, Physiology Geology and Mneraogy; Bullionss
admired series OF Grsmmars, English Latin and Greek
Also Latin Reader Latin Lessons Crsar Greek Rea-
der vii! be issued ls Of Mayl Benteys Pictorial Spelling
Book Coop-rs Virgil; Gaardel's School aud Family
Dictionary.
r. w. ( co. also publish Family Bibles, Rollins and Jo-
sephus Histories and Robnsons History OF England and
keep all times for sale fine OF Blank Books
Paper Quilts Steel Pens ard other Stationery and School
and Classical Books generally which they offer 10 bookscl
and country dealers the lowest market price mi lns
DOWLING'S ROMANISM,
ILLUSTRATED.
Just Published. Tenth Edition
nF THIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLUME,
" with 81 splendid eusavngs illustrative OF Romanism
10 handsome ornamental binding
Cheeyers Lectures the Pilgriins Progress. Fourth
edition, with numerous steel eugravings
Neal and elegant Bookbnding, in all its varieties.
E. W. has In preparation the most beautiful and costly
styles OF Pictorial Bindings for Harpers Illuminated Bibs,
al The Cheap Bookstore and Bindery ia Fulton.sI
l9fisr b. WALKER lii Fulton-st
a RICH TREAT.
rs,HE BOOK OF PARODIES, or Remedy for the Blue
Devils, just published by
m30 isf FERRET co 81 broadway.
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fats.
LEARY & cos

FASHION FOR SFS,SG 1916.
~ The preference universally manifested
for our present style OF Geutemans Has decided
continue the for The ensuing season
LEARY co. Matters, Nos. S, 4 and Astor House
New-York, ESD 18th. 1916.
Circulars descriptive OF The peculiarly Of osT style for
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DY ORDEK OF Daniel PrsIi, FIRST Judge of ODondsga
ID County Court and Counselor &c in the Supreme Court
Notice hereby gwen pursuant 10 the provisions OF The So
authorizing attachments against sbscondng concealed
and nonresident ceb;oB, that attachment has Issued
agans: the estate James HUFF OF the State OF Loussns
resident o; the State OF NewYork and that the same
Will be sold for tho paymen; OF his debts unless bu sppen
and discharge such attachment according 10 law, wn
nine months from The publication OF this notice, and s'
the payment of any debts due him by residents Of MS
State the delivery MIN for his Of any properly
this Safe belonging him, and the transfer OF Ny
suca properly by him. forbidden By lsw and void
Dated the TN day OF March, 1910
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Garpetln9.
cARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, 60

No. 81 EAST BROADWAY AND II DyisIoS-ST.
FAMILIES III Of Csrpellng, Oil Cloths, Rugs
Drugge.s, Table and Piano Covers any other article
in the line informed .hai they viii find, al Guions
,ensive ware roou,s splendid OF all Inc various
articles connected with the trade Purchasers will ind
many choice patterns OF Brussels three pig and ingram
Carpets also Oil Cloths that 10 be obtained other
stores all OF which viii be sold prices lower than
before offered The goods al received drec. from The
manufacturers. VII. GUION
m9 iseod1 No. 6t Est Broadway and III Division 81.
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DY ORDER OF Chester Howe, ESQUIRE saPIsn.e
"a, NoLc. ia hereby glyen pursuant 10 the provisions "
lie aare authorizing attachments against ~
concealed and nonresident debtors lns1 an
~ H. staie OF and that the game "iii De SOC
for N. payment Of h debts unless he appears ana Oh
charles s,ch attachment according 10 law wltoin NM
ror,. from The rst publication of this notice ana NAT az
nsvpeni due 10 him by residents Of this stale anI s
vry 10 bn OF for his OF any properly i1iin u4s -
b.oI ing 10 him, and the transfer OF any MS
rim are forbidden by law and void psisd ss '''
day o! March, iSio- $50, - 80 c1s5itor
,-.n Irving. Cha. Co. N I.
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DY ORDER OF John Q. Wilson, Esq Il Judge OF the
ID Albany County Courts and OF the degree OF Counsellor
Law Ia the Supreme Court notice IS hereby given pu
suan. 10 the provisions OF the ahosng attachments
against abscoEdng concealed and nonresident debtors ls
attachment has issued against the estates OF Thomas H.
Webb and Harrison Gray, nonresident debtors and resi-
dents Of the State O Massachusetts and a the shie VIII DO
sold FOR the payment of their debts unless they appear ana
discharge such attachment according law. within nine
months from frst publication VI this notices aud that mo
payment any debts due tc by residents oil ths oIae
and the delivery TO them or for their OF any property
within this belonging em and the transfer OF any
such property by them forbidden by law and are VOID
Dated The 18Th day OF August 1915. r. L. JOICE,
su20 iaw9m Anorncy for Attaching Creditor.
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DY DROER OF Charles p DAILY, Esquire, Associate
d Judge Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of the Cy and
County Of New YORK. Notice Is hereby g'en 70
absondue concealed and nonresident deiors that an al
arhnenr mas isued against the estate OF Alfred hesrney,
. VIII 80 soM for the payment Of his debts, un!es, 10
ncr ana discharge such attachment according 10 is~,
ysg nine months from the hfst publication oil ms noace
~ h H. 1ayrn, OF any debts due 10 hun by residents OF
r STATE and The delivery him Or ior MS Use, oil any pro
rrty belonging 10 him and the transfer OF any properly ~
kl, are forbidden by law and void-Dat1 me I''u
dKy OF September, 1915. RICHARD H BoWSL,
III lH,.arn Attorney for Attaching Creditofs
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HERIFE'S SALE.--By virtue of wit OF hen
~ facias directed and delivered will eSpose 10
the vesbue of the City Hall, in the City OF New.
York the 5st day of March next at u o'clock NJ aihe
light title and Gierrst OF the rctors. church wardens and
gesymen OF the Calvary Church, IN the City Of New-YoE,
which they bad the twenLyhrs day OF November 49,
or al auy afterwards whose hands soeyer The ssma
may be- o. In hnd all those four lots of land In the City OF
NewYor lying cong uous to each other aud together,
bounded follows VIZ Westerly In front " me Fourth
rear by lEe parable with the Four-avenue, and distance
thefeom hundred feet and Norhefy By line parallel
with Twenty secontsL and disance Iherefron pnetyeght
and nine nches together with the building buildings
thereon EewYork, FeO II, 1896. WI. JONES, Sheriff.
W w. LYor Deputy Sheriff l3f law6w