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RcnopGls.

DEMOyAL.-LEE Y cos Gsuz- Wire Window
IoShade Office removed No 500 B-eckerst my5 stood
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she will rec.e some sf her poems TO Ill up The e7ening
FRANCISCO DE La NOROHEA-

she will rec:.e ONE Of her poems I'll up he e7ening
FRANCISCO DE La SoRoEEA-
New-York TN May. 1886
Not being present at he concert We Only heafd
to-day that the circumstances stated above, or they
would have received earlier notice. We heard
them from persons present, who, without any PIE
vious interes, in the Artist, were excited to the
highest pitch of indignation 2; The treatment 10
which be was subjected and OF sympathy wiki the
manner in which be conducted himself under il.
AS 10 those persons Who having engaged to as
sst him and being on the spot In readiness could
thus insult and inip-e foreigner unable 10 speak
word of English or defend himself in any way and
a refined gentleman as who can doubt from the tone
Of his letter We can only wish ;ha; jus, fate and
the chances OF their professional career may bring
back that occasion TO their memory in the way they
deserve.
We look upon music as the great modern teacher
Of the world, the universal language which shoald
bring nations and men together in the noblest and
bes. way We have therefore ferven,ly desired
TO see the interpreters OF these oracles take rank
accordingly, and have every occasion sought TO
comba; the disposition prevalent il our society TO
regard musicians boiling the rank not OF profess
sona men or OF artists but OF hire!ings TO amuse
vacant hour 1t is no, week since hearing one OF
mind remarkably generous and liberal on most
points, but as we thought prejudiced on this, quail
ifv the class Of musicians as mercenary banditti,
too selfish and vain deserve that authors should
be anxious 10 serve them we have declared that.
though we could not deny as who can , that their
conduct is often undignifed, and they are,
class, men addicted to petty squabbles. we did no.
believe them more generally selfish and merce. AIRY
than any other We shall be grieved, indeed, if we
are to NEE, such signal reason 10 change our
opinion.
We hear, with sincere satisfaction, that the audi
euce showed the mos, kind and delicate sympathy,
remaining, almost without exception. through an
evening that under these circumstances, could not
have been other than a disappointment and seeking
by every mark OF regard sustain those placed in
so painful and singular position. *
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u EMOYED-Dr BANNlNG'S otfce for the spplica-
II ion o; HIS Bopy BRACE for weakness of The body
from Az Ia q Broadway uiy5
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~ kNIOTAI.-ir lra Rub5er.-H Il. DAY has removed
the sal. of India Rubber Goods OF
every npIiOn The spacious store No % Cor
d-,t9 b-iOS The. Western HOtel. ulyl I'm
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-lngls. -st5, I8+l
Iforzo. continue tie ase Of .ae.- -veution
with TIE sane results WIZ
- See arri.ar err.ihc.ies from Johnson Geer Cox
Troy " T.. c. SALISBURY, West Troy, u. Y. John D.
Dale LANSING bQrgh n Z; Cook Enge, Brooklyn n 7.
G. Lane and c. B. TIpper, Agrnls Methodist Book Cen
c-rr 20 ArIoery-s n Y Charles Ross CO. Je1Arson
Steam Mills srsi ~ Y. Gr-- T W. Harvey, S3rd-t cor
sc6 Srd-sv. I'd AHV
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DYsTEAM-Tc= subscribers are coS prepared - sup
d DIV 90. for ,o-:r In proved Evspotstor.
Ts a2oa-a-s NJ :GGac % De o. sf=s; yslue or coz
ci-r -..os oi s1s- AID NE vafocs Chemical sa-.s,
rry. ,.z-. i-e WOODS hea1nS oils for PurIScstor,
clsi- :r9=aua- sd L snoti fof every operation OF
va,,s,as or CONCENTRATING liquids wherein Il s
e-.irs =, sc lie heal Of steam rs.ssr t.sc are. Il
Tpas via greater rsPIdtiy nan any Apparatus ever
-,. -1-.r-1-t=t AS evtcecce OF =. excellence
nv r-.k. 20 sts.s hat a.r far 0. he AG-9czc L.
,,t. r--ses .S- premiums Of gold media aat silver
NSlI - JAMES J. AAPES, Cccs1!cag
WILLIAM = COX, EcgIreefs,
80 o.,-s-,. No rs Crsrnoer-sL New 7 crS
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OaITaIa AND PAhLOK orsaa, iof "a.

.Vf,iThI;H AND PAhLuh orsAas for -a.---T'sc
O-.r,s.I rosewood Psllor OFs--s
One s-cocd ESQ fsfof Ofss2-
Two ,vcord ha.c Charca Orsa-s-
Or second bad Chzrch Organ win Two ses Of k-Js
Tsree small Organs suitable for country churches
For ariarc particulars inquire = &c 10
cs1,.--.t SIn rotE He MY ERbkS-
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DEMOyAL-B r. CLARK has removed his Butter
II and Provision Store from rs Futou-s 10 No. 3i Wash
10 gton. 81, doors above Barclay. ash !~'
COMMISSION IRON WAREHOUSES, corner
u Broad and Beaver FISHERMAN, ATWATER
CO. removed their stock OF Iron 10 corner Broad and
u o. my2
DURNAP & BABCOCk have removed TO No, rs
DFulion-st N.Y. i'm
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sre supplied with good help for
w ci,y and country, well recommended al tho osee "a
t.rxns-.t uyS e.
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taESTIsTs.-Canuon-C WA SPARKS, va
Of .Doa 10 " IL years Of age beins under lsssi oo
v.Js - conunue N ny employ aac ha'ins Ie INC Wo
M M o.Ja,sloD llls IL W caution al parsons ron Hu.r
ing my seeeu. snd also " Dv LII 10 s'b.e.
.p t...u gu, ooylk hafDofins hiLn WiN -
- ~. y, oo,..cuLton-Nsw-Y orI, hsy ott lt4o.
'e.'ss ~ p'''' j. 81 HOWE, . Ofand-st
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TEXAS CoSGREssMAS-D. :. kaufman is IN
doubted!y reelected to Congress from the st East
ern district Il IS uncertain whether W illiams or
Pilsbury is elected in the 3D. All the counties ex-
cepi Colorado and Brazos give " Ilians l077, Pills
bury oei, Cooke 995. The Galveston Civilian says
the result will not probably be known until sseer-
tanned officially. Jour Commerce
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Ht,,I0,0 WAFEns 81 SEALS.-Just received
wi oyoce OF M, above articles, eomprisiog superior
.,rt,ror conssuns pari VI ne~ patterns u sdsmg
ISr.r .m.ican Flag Waers o1clmont W ai5fs, Mr and
W.. C.uaIs Walers together win large aIsofiaeItH
rn..,d sad aiefs Also Note and Card En-
,s :, oru.ro. f1r saI. al wholesale and r1taiI, BY
FRANCIS 4 LOuThEL, stailoners,
., n MaldenlAnc-
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TOR TIE REMOVAL AND FsSNAHsSr CURE of AL
DISEASES .SIsIS. EscN An. IMPcSs STATE OF
- ~ IN ne aAsfr, OF rs system. VIZ:
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@lEW.YOkh, May Stu, lsid.-Ths co-panne;ship
V h.r,tofofe xxi.uns between William Smh, Jn and
Charles T. Bishop dissolved by maasl eohssnI on mo
,I day Of January. lsi6 Tho unsettled ousnsss of mo
nrm wiz be sotIsd OF tho arm the foot OF 2Dth-
a. Norh River or ZS WesLl9h-sL All hose Indebted
10 me nrn will please mako panctuAl payment
:" Vs. WILLIAM SMITH, JE
my7 81. CHARLES T. BISHOP.
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OFFICE or THE DELAwAzE AND HUDSON CAsAL Co.
New-Yorx, May tn. iS46, ) .
fNHE Stockholders Of !hls Company he hereby noanoo
mai an nsaeuI Ton DoIIars por share on tnr ne"
ar ,c ,Loc1 mas been By Tho Board OF hanase
oo, 70 inc Treasurer ONCE OF tn1 Company, cor,
orS -, William and Plne-sIs Monday, me Stn osy VI
ino- Xxi ISAAC n. SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
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Barge Whale, BALDWIN, South Amboy.
ARRIVED.

Whale ship VIM C Nye. Budducton. from the Pacific
Ocean and 81 Ca,herlncs DEG With 3IOO bhls whsle
Oh, 1900 lbs bone, to Nm & W w Billings. OF NLondon
SPOKE IN July, on the w Coast. ships Minus o Lynu
with 800 bbls l. Richmond. of New R,dE,rd whale.
Sheffield White, OF Cold Spring. l do; MechupL, (Br5
OF 5. Johns 1850 ebls Roman of NBedford. whales
In April spoxe amp sarah Myrcs of NYork 1900 bills
Lett at 81 GATHERINGS schr Collector Norris for So
Dec 9, of Cape Fro spoke ship Aros,a Fabeus hence
for Rio Jancro 18th Jan lat -, Ion g. spoke sehr Vo
liant from Norfolk, for Antigua.
Bark Eliza, Talbot, from Apalachcoa. 10Th Jan with
cottou, to master.
Schr Jonas smith. Colet DIS from Wilmington. NC.
with naval stores to Woodruff & Minturn.
Schr Augusta Johnson fu, Newborn. NC, naval stores,
10 master.
Schr Henry Franklin. Berse from Edensop. and ; DIS
TN the Bar, with corn, &c. G Anderson.
Schr Wolcott, Ryder. Boston. mdse.
Schr Thaddeus, Hudson. I'm Norfolk. granite
Al RSer's Island, for NYork, schr J Cooley Young,
from Boston.
sAlLED-Bsrk Albers, Norieans.
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THE TRIBUNE.
Fer The Tribune
THE TWO FLOWERS.

THE TWO FLOWERS.
FLOWER in the window, and flower in the chair
Snowy White Rose, and sweet Ellen Adair
Fairer and purer to man are not given:
Beauty of Earth, and beauty OF Heaven.
Hours but few, and the Rosebud will spread
Hours bu, few, and the Child is a Maid
Sunshine around them, and sweet Summer ar,
Voices of birds, and whatever is fair.
Hours but few, and the White Rose will fade
Hours but few, and will vanish the Maid
One 10 the Earth will soon droop and decay
Onc to the Angels is passing away.
Sweetness OF one viii return to as never
swec,ness Of one will grow sweeter for ever
And in the Soul Of the Seraph will live tgive,
Fragrance more pure than the White Rose could
EaH R,per Jan. 2e,b, 1916. JOHN "EsTLL'
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NmoiRI.
LIST OF LETTERS.


ga And &c u furtssr enacted,
ill advertisements made under the orders OF the POST
master General 10 newspaper newspapers, OF ieties
a. nsnrs of The town or place where Office sdvesns
NAV be stna.ed hrrtng lie Target creuLi9n- ,s.s
N>up Post Office Lnr, passed -ah'e" - '
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IllsnrGnle.

NuinDsr or Lives insured l<I
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAM HiSNAy. Secretary.
Minurn Post Physician ill Broadway II I'm
L'IiE NSURASCE.-The Mutual Insurance Com
parry OF the Civ of New YORK, Office No. g. formerly
No 81 WslsL-The Directors have the satisfaction 10 in.
form .e public that all claims this Company accustomed
by the late disastrous re and all other claims have been
ad usied and paid Ia full and they deem proper add
that although their have bean somewhat impaired by
Gte o,ses the Company have still securely invested
capital of TWO HUNDRED AND ElGHTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue insure against loss damage
by fire favorable similar institutions in this
CITY.
TIE Company commenced business In 1887, or the cid
Mutual System continued il up the year 1909 when
The Mutual plan abandoned and charter obtained,
retaining the original but inappropriate nRae as the bust
urss the Company that period has been based
INVESTED CAPITAL divided into shares of fly dollars each
By order, GEOR6k IRELAND, PRESIDENT
A. 4. McDGEALD, Secretary.
N.,r.York October pan Igli oSn Il cod
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10 Long IsIand-.----- y
20 Auburn and Roch. 10
second Board.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YORK.
CLEARED,

Ships Finland. Bovine Liverpool II N Peck & Co; Ed
wilma West Mobile. Z D Hur!but & Co.
Briggs Savannah. Hswley, Savannah Sturges & Clear
man; Diploma, Fly, Oporto. Nesmi.h & Walsh: Marga.
ret Jane. Bailly, St Johns. NF. 5 Rowland.
Schr Wanda, Richardson Ragged lslsnd, Bunker 4
Place.
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7YIANifs, iSIJ.-UHce Receiver of Taxes, Public
Buildings, Pars Jaa. l8i6-Publc Notice Is hereby
given that an addition of per cent Will he made on al
taxes remaining unpaid The 18Th day OF February aud
two per cent the 18th dav OF March The Receiver
would urge upon taxpayers the importance OF making rs
early payment as possible, avoid the crowd nnd delay
which must necessarily just previous 10 the per cent
ayes being added Hours for receiving money from TO
Repkshe money only received under any circumstances
i; f.hl5 John STEWART, Receiver OF Taxes.
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81 JERSEY FARM at Private Saie.-l03 acres OF
- hne arabic and meadow Land, acsding 10 gcres OF
premises. Fine Dwelling House win 4 variety OF out
houses attached Large Barn stone foundation, Ger
mage House, ice House the whole being arranged win
view 10 convenience, comfort and Appearance. N situated
IN Pas sale County, y miles from the Guy OF NeIo on
the Railroad between Aquakcsnonk and Paterson For far
ther particulars apply 10 ANTHONY j. BLEECkER,
i3l lw No Broad-st
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MEMORANDA

me ship Columbus, from Liverpool reported arrived,
& w Spit
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Il CnaNCEKt- Before me '. c. ! IircaiiTyaIen-

IN CIaNCEhi- Before The V. c. Circuit-Vaen-
tine Mou IS Eycrt A. Bancker and Benjamin r Nissan
Chsncerv for the STATE New ors, made IL the above
Tilted by the Vice Chancellor 81 the nrs. Circuit! W."
be Sold public auction under the direction OF The Inder
sizled the Masters OF -ad Court al me Merchants
Exchange the City OF New York, the tenth 0hl day
OF February next al twelve - O'Clock NJ noon, a.. those
two Dwelling Houses and Lots OF ground situate IN the
eleventh ward OF the City of the west side OF
Cinon-treet between livingston ana Stanton streets be-
ginning point CnOHsiree distant one hundred anu
running thence norhery along Chnio1-siree try-tace
feet inches 5 A. then westerly one hundred feet
thence ouihery in the and al right angles thytee
inches is ~, and thence easttfy one hundred
feet 20 the place Of beginning The said dwelling houses
being Gis;in use numbers forty al and forty
seven and u hail (i7;) Cinton-streeL
The interest The said premises 10 be sold Is lie resi-
due OF M uuexpred therein OF twenyone years
from the FIRST day OF May A D. 1922 subject 10 the cove
ngnts and conditions contained in the lease OF said term u
follows. VII And tits mutually agreed oy anu oet"eeH
the parties TO these presents themselves aud their repre-
sentatives that the end OF the hereby densed the
said premises and lois OF ground before mentioned ana de-
scribed and a.! Improvements thereon, shall be separately
valued and appraised uader oath ~ Io reputable Iis!u
.eresed eehoders of the City OF ~ be appoint
ed the parties aforesaid each party choosing one OF Inc
said appraisers and IN case they cannot agree the su
praers choos. third who shall also be freebooter oi
The said city and under oath IN making tue appraenenl
aoressG and in the said parties OF tie fs part their
heirs eNecUots administrators or asslgus shall not, wlin
ten avs after the said Gpprasenen. elect 10 lake Tie sad
Improvements the which the same shall be appraised
a. pay the the said party OF the second part hr
heirs executors, administrators or a,ssus men ana III sC
cgs the said parties first part covenant and agree tor
themselves their heirs executors administrators and as
signs, sell the said party, oil the second parI,
hs heirs administrators or assigns the SAID
pre- and lots hsreby denised Ut tue price me
same ehnll H. aforesaid appraised valued aand on
aud good and sufficient deed OF conveyance there
for in lee simple Dated Ne~.f January .ih 1870
J. NEWLAND CUSHMAN,
Master in Chancery No. p Jchnst
& SOl'rs. 10 .RSSN
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KNICKERBoCKER's PROPHECY

- - -
FULFILLED - II il belief Inst len thousand copies
4 VIII be sold in less than six months
IKnckerbocker Magazine September, l8i5.
Tenth Ediijon-Jusi Fublished-DowIincs History ci
Rumausm. with 81 .ngravinCs. in various bindings
ChecverS Lectures the Pilgrims Progress. FoGrth
edition with numerous steel sugTsviUss.
Neat aud elegant Bookb nding, in a. It's varieties
z. WALKER has in preparation The most beautiful and
costly styles OF Pictorial Bindings for Harpers liumna-
ted Bible the Cheap Bookstore aud Bncery IA Fulton
~ 40 T. WALKER, IA FGitOn-s-
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11ublic Gonuepantes, &e.

- III WINTER ARRANGEMENT
yf Frsighs for Wbe-irg Va and pr,
burg, PA-The unders!s ned. for Ii. -,
years ls1d 81 pFessat) Agents. FOR Bio CHAM. Line -
tins City 70 Pshurg, Pa. tsArs ti- method OF ,fors
his numerous friends and the public. that having made .,
slye arrangements for forwarding Merchandise Vi. s,
roSds ard Wagons during TIE Winter season. " Ii. W..
he Is prepared receipt for goods from this Civ
Wheeling va via Baltimore and Cumberland Nd o. -
Piu,burr VIA Philadelphia and Chsmber.bGrs ESiroa4
All goods entrusted his Will be forwarded sA,,
ieay ard the lowest current rates 10 either OF i- rs
points the Ohio River.
The business will De conducted BY
WM. TYSON " WesLsl Nr~-Yofk.
BINGHAM. Dock and SirHoD, Phiat-lptsa
JAMES WILSON. North Howsrts, Bar
NM BINGHAM. Pltisburg, Pa
DORSEY y BLACh, " be-i'g, Va
w Good. intended for the Wheeling Route sboad t.
marked NsS.York snd Wheeling Li9e, OF jane, W.
sou Baltimore And those FOR P,iisburg bneh&n's Lilo.
as heretofore. - .
II! MARCH WI TYSON, 10 Nrsta,N Y.
i-.gFzs.z..z-.7 WILLARD ~ CO.'S EMPRESS
For Pleruout, Turner'S Chasit', Gosh-1
Hampton % M,itlstowD for n" trsnasciior o
all business entrusted 10 heI They Will give heir
ieaoa % i've delivery OF Boxes. Bundles Packages, Ssf
their attention % The collection OF Notes Bins Drss ke
Willard X Co respectfully give notice that Messerser |.
despatched every morning AZ O'Clock ~ alt from he
shove places and will give The limos! attention TO all 5G,-
ness connected with this line.
General A-ce g Adams Co.'S No Il W AL 81 o. Tho4
s. Jcnkins',, corner Duane and West sts
DAVID M!LLAHO, hIi.LARD CO.
PETER CRRYsTAL,
JosEPH {. HYATT. CSC
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Tn Z FARM FOX SALE.--Situ4ts 03 ihs R0sd rom
Nex Rochelle 70 White Plans sDou. ~ 1l8-all fFcIr
eac1 containing l50 ACRES or LAND III Of winch
Plough L.ne ping Ten Acrss vchit " ot Ls7d
Tie place Is divided by and Il laid oun cOuvser
lots cultivation All he fences Of stone 10 GOOD
ordeT and ground n Of cultivation The build
Tags all o: ZOO5 character And AZ order For TERMS rg
% s. 3. KENYON, on &c pramses o. VI
deR J. aDRiANCt.. ~ Johu-z N-s- YORK
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,V1ALEs FROM THE GERMAN OF zscHoKKE. by
Parke Goodwin Part besuuiu;iy printed and iorh'-
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ORTHOGRAPgY AID DEFINITION
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Syniheticai OF Orthosraphy
lf6 anG Definition by James \. McE!!isoIt Principal o'
the Mechancs' Society School. Neg-fuFk
lilo MARX II. NEWMAN, Publisher 1913 Btondway
TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN Il POLITICIANS.
IgGRLBIjT ON HUMAN RIGHTS-Essay- on Human
II Rights thef Polrca Guarantees by f. I. Hurlbui,
Esq. Counselor Law, in IN" City OF Neg1.Ior
Conte1lts-Chsp;er Tile Origin ofHumRn Rights. Chap
1.-THE true FGnction Of Government; Chap little
Constitution OF Government; Chap N-Con-uluiioAh
Limitations and Prohibitions; Chap V-Constilutlonal
Limitations con:inued Chap. NL-Tb. Elective franchise
Chap. VI-Righs Enanaiug from the Sentiments and Az
fsciOna; Chae. VlIiTh- Rights OF women; Chap. *
The Right q; Properly and its Moral Relations; Chap Y
intellectual Property.
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ESs SEVEN FARMS FOR S4!.E.-Par. % the 49,
OF the late Major William Edgar, containing from
81 10 100 each md being ron three mllzs
from the Railroad Depot al Railway.
No. lin Upper Railway IS with orchard, good
buildings; also i've small houses for renting.
No. 2-ln Upper Railway % with houses and harm
No. Son the Woodbridge road the South end
Homestead Farm IN 20 100 acfes the purchaser may
choose, with house ard barn
No ION the Woodbrd road, 90 acres withor. build.
ings, choice location
No Son the star road, 80 acres with n small house.
No 6On the Star road, 81 acres nearly al Joining No g
with house and barn, and bounded side by Railway
RIVER
No 7-on the Star road, L. acres with hoCse and barn.
and bounded hy the river.
Also, several smaller oLJ woodland and salt meadow
Also Farm OF 80 with good house aud barn four
niles from Orange, The ROAD Hofrstown: with 200
acres of pasture and woodland nearly ad Joining wei
cuated for Dairy Sheep Farm.
Aiso, the house and lot Joining the Homes lead towards
the village; house new: /; acres.
Also, land in Ohio Missouri md for sale
or exchange. NJ. e. EDGAR, 81 Valet.
WM. EDGAR Railway. Executors
CLhRkSON EDGAR =
John B. Edgar Offers FOR sale hi. Farm OF acres,
mile from Woodbridge Tie land in excellent condition.
3'ay zms
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WATER POWER IN CENTRAL NEW.YoaE

WATER POWER IN CENTRAL NEW-YORE
SERIES nj bvd rsriic nlv;e,s In ali oyer si['t|- -
"A fall has been formed during The past year on the Lime
Creek. Fayetteville OGJndggs Co. NJ village
of 3n1 inhabitants the main turnplk. road eight miles
East Of Syracuse three ns- South OF ihe Railroad one
mile frou; the Enc Cana, with connected BIZ
large uavSsbe Feeder belonging e1d maintained By Inc
SIs;e-
There Il also small bu: very pure stream wei! suited
for paper mills or other esabs hr-uts requiring Hgh,
power, with over one hundred anc twenty fan Th.
fall well as :hs. Of lie Limestone subdividet az
desired
Belonging with he over hundred acres Of
The b-. Of Land botl for buildings factories and cva.
I.on. The country Is h-alihy, beautiful aud fertile, and
close hand abundance Of iH.e.iors ,sterIne pls.
Ter. &c.
Th- whole part Of this property will be soid 10 persons
disposed 10 use II. easy terms
Inquire OF John McEICCA3, PORTER TREMAINE
0. NiLLIAM ~ REDFIELD, al Fayetteville; or Of J D.
LEDYARD. Cszenovia- y. I IS i'm.
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- rpR ~ 1.-Two centre board .lonps tHrJO5N
a2f-El -fs'NRY Of "a TONS burbep aud The FBANKLNH
uABrER OF 81 tons. They Ia good o.
der weiouni For farther particulars inquinrofVAN
NESS BELL Ne. ~ Cortland.sL or to III. X. CHRIS
III r., al Pier g. North River. f2lw'