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THE
GOLDSMITH
WRITING ACADEMY, 2s9 BROADWAY, CORNER
OF READE STREET.
0oldsnihs beautiful OF mercantile and spstolary
PENMANShIf,
10 LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH
Terms reduced TO the nominal sum of
ONE DOLLAR
for the full Gepemen from to 10Y A. NJ.
and FROM 3o'clock 70 TO- NJ Ladies daily from II to
2o'clock p NJ Separate parors for priv ifstuclion.
now res5y-Ihe first number Of 6oldsmiths Gems Of
Penmssship." Price IS ceats.
Ai.o, Goldsmith's Teach Yourself System Of Penmm
ship with coties and full Instruction Price l2z cents
Also, q superior lot OF Gold Pens. DIS ltsnc
ACCORDEONS, MELODEONs, AND MUSIC
BOXES
THE Sub,criber Manufacturer and Importer Of Musical
Il Instruments, has for sale large Of Accor-
deon eod-on and Musical Boxes and all kinds Of musi-
EDWARD BACK,
DIS Imsrh 8 Fulton 1t cor Of GaId 81.
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UNITED STATES MAIL line 4 IN

<0DQH - FOR ALBANi hN,D ppN.0vo..I ~ ~
snss p0T I, re- RSilrosS dupns the past sum.
ner has been rbu and elas with heavy a.
U.,l P..ssse 81 Through by Daylight, daily (sun-
d Hn',. ..ssrsest AZ 81 o'clock. A. NJ.
s.rse s,esnbo.t MOI NTAINrER Capt B,eohs leaves
o'eI 'eE NJ No freigh, taken IA the Passenger Line
Cars without change OF
crs or baggage Crates arrive in Albany and Troy At
eioek r. NJ New Cars and Locomotive engines have been
New Eueiand Road, Q-A Freight Lac by Steamer MIN
rod day-1arf Of prices same as last year-For urhe
inquire the Once Market street Pier and
At livingston and Wells Express Once, 70 Wall street
dI5 I'm re q. NJ FERRY, Agent.
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Msrris Canal and Banking COmpany.-The
following list OF the Of penops who
an purchased the Morris Canal and Banking Company in
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BUWLkY, CIRCUS.
Boxes IS cents Children half price. Pit l2k cents
THIS EVENING.
BENEFIT OF KEMP THE ENGLISH CLOWN. Il
Splendid advertisement IN the ring.
MIR w Carroll will ride four horses.
Madame Camille Gardner her graceful act of
Master Nixon, the infantile rider
Mr.. Kemp will perform hts DARRELL feat
Besides, full display Of hosemanshp, gymnastics, &C.
by the rest Of the troupe. dIt liver
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VIM w SHIRIkY Ane,iaase,

:. 49,. w ~, ". SifiNEr !, AuctiOneer.
- willard Chi. DEG 18th lox O'clock the Sales
6ns Ivory Cutlery eel Fire Sets Britannia ca S~s Rich
Tea Trays Gil! and Broaxe Grsndolss and CandIesrcks
Solar Lamps China Tea aud Toilet Sets Also: Furniture
Bedssads Bedding. Feather Beds aud Mstasses Chsirs
&c Sale Positive DIS itsrh
A UCTION SALE OF. SPLENDID CHINA AND
"A CLASS, By HENRY Z. WILLARD. Wednesday.
sss:s. C.'ass.as sal. Of rich gilt .aa decorated white
suit small and large families; silver gilt and
bronze to 10 yhs chandeliers solar and lard
IN sets and d'ysss msntsl osms in A.o
tina Ware sas worthy notice OF the ladies fu nishins
Tor the holidays dis <tsrh
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NOVEL CONCEK1

NOVEL CONCERT 1879 %
RK TaE ss4y WHITE At HbS NkaF5 bxs
respectfully announce that they will give entertain
ffNssss'THRsUMENTAL MI sic. SINGING AND DANCING,
MINERTH ROOMS,
400 BsoApw1r,
Consisting Of q new and popular snsrs ChsISss:
and peculiar e the sOo,;d rag They vii .i.o
BORNE. TS.nsls and ca.,anst,s.
while tour through the ws:ism Country Their 'tia
s wn: a.. Ty NE ys sd s
They families: :, S whom
i s sfss
unit, four together sstS
In: researches Of the most scientific men living
viii s. s
audisnee at the close of each Concert.
ST. GEOkGE'o rUCIETY.
% g, G the 81 s Gsos Society,"
MAX increase hsir funds By giving
the Of tho Society 8. .S''
The .,g;S e., Monday Eysnas Dec
Jie:spS Fswisr, ESQ. President. p Wall street
TD Ssss e. \ w,,,iss :;,::
r. 5:as. f' @S s;s,I Is, St s. Broadway.
Henry Jessup, Esq, " John street.
William Jackson, Esq IS, Broadway
Robert Bage, Esq, i26 Maiden lane.
Herry Owen, l.. q 81 John streot.
iSs% %. %s% e.. I.;s.sS as Place
Edward Baldwin, Esq l55 Broadway.
DR. fenueli, % Chambers street
John spawior h, Esq 40 Maiden lane.
] mes shs ard Eiq lc4 John st eet.
h rlss T. Eimar, Esq gu Par street.
Oh. riss Cooper Esq ia Forsyth street
e. Lewthsr. Fac. 40i Wsshing ON street.
B II . ,wni,g q, Esq. - Mercnants' Exchange.
Rev. Moses Marcus
Gs,ve Loder. ESQ., Varick street. dis strrc
FKEk CON 4 KITS,
AsELECT FREE AND EASY,
Erery Eveing, at the Stag Hotel, rs Mercer street,
betwecn Ho,Dard md Gra'sd
VOCALIST5:
Mrs. Newton Mss Barton. Mr. Collins and Mr. Glindon
A professor will preside at the Piano Forte
To commence at halfpast 7 O'Clock
THE NEW Y RK PHILANTHROPY
SOCIETY
rJvHE frat Ball OF this Society will take place Tuesday
evening Dece@b,r IS, 1916, al Tammany Hall; While
the object Of this society aid far possible every
needy end desc applicant its special Is
seek aud assist thoe who have days
through sckness misfortune, have sunk poverty
without the heart 10 ask relief
Mr.. A.. ds orths Band is engaged
George Robertson will superintend the management
OF the floor.
Bag Pipe, Mr.. McKerrachn.
Dancing commence O'Clock. Tickets Que Dollar
each sold at Me.srs Stoddart & Dunhams music store
b. HAiG. President.
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EIGHTEENTH ANIMAL BALL
nF THE TOMPKINs BLUES will take pla~e on Thurs
~ day Evening. December 18th. 1885, at Rmhbun' rev
Hotel, Broadway. DIS 3tissrh
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CHATHAM THEATRE.
MRS tLYNS'S BENEFIT.
Tuesday, recember 18th 1876
Grand Spectacle Of Ii. MAN OF T1E MOUNTAIN
The Petite lonely Of TWO FRIEND.
a new Nautical drama. entitled
OLD lRUNSlDES.
Captain Stewart. ........... MIR. W. Marshall.
seaiight. S.......,. Mrs Flynn.
2issfh
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DIX. POWELL, OCULIoT AUklSI,
AND OPERATIVE SURGEON
TTENDS to Diseases Of the Eye and Ear, from to
"A o'clock. q his residence, 81 Broadway Of War
street.
Opthama stoppsss Of the Tear Passage. Csnrset, and
OpacIties, efec tually removed
AMAUkOSlS treated with great attention and success
Inveteate Of STRABIsMUS, Squirting, cured in
q few minutes
sn6 finish DIS iIsrh
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MAIL LINE AT 5 O'CLOCK, p. NJ, TO AL

SlNA - Landing At CsIdw,ils, wcspois.. New
pbusgk, Hsmburgh, Milton. PosShheep.,e
ice will permit. The s,ssmboss COLUMBIA csp's,n @
RsEs will lesye the Steamboat per nos ,ee .st
apply board r c. Schultz nthe ONCE on ne ~nL
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UNION RlFLEMAN BALL
THS ELEVENTH. ANNUAL BALL Of the UNION
L RIFLEME.N, will be- he Of Tsmmsny Hall, Tues
day evening February 3D. 1917 Tck may be hid Of the
follow Jog committee:-
Lieutensnt Johs Ellis 400 Pearl street
Ensign Henry A Wbitemfn.
Sc eesnt JOHN t,ilhoosy 70 Nassau street.
Adjutant Jonn 3 Norris, II Gold street..
Mr.. Henry Wright. zo Liberty street;
Vim Brooks 50 sutton street.
NJ. Finch, ia Ninth street
NJ Goo dersan, an Columbia street
North, Dsy street.
y DeNs.of -. ,romprcn street dts ~ K go re
] A. .rETrE FUsIlEsRs BALL The frs, Grand
Military Ball will be held by thr lafayette Fusileers on
the 21i ecember R4thbuus no ell The ball one
largest the city, and every pains will be nken by
NJ atnbun the best Ball 10 this city this
The Boston Tigers the New Haven Grsys will
be present
ho..t w. - - = dl36tsfh
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y B.-Pss>eisers on lhc srrvsl of The s,,.,msyS a,
SoulaSion Proceed Immediately The splendid Railroad
Sar> 10 Fovlaencv ana Boston, without Rny delay and
Baggage Master accompanies each Boston take
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HEALTH OF Ngw-ORLfASs.-The Picayune o
the ih says The Prcsdcn, of the Board o; Health in
formed yesterday that the city remarkably
healthy for the OF the year and that yellow ie'e
had not made IL appearance. The Pcayune cauaohi
the citizens against the danger OF many
persons, volunteers and others swarming INTO inc py
If the fever should exhibit itself among tue 'isUNU
troops, its ravages win be terrific
AcoUITrAL or 4 JCDGE.-Hon. George -. ohp II
ridge Judge OF the third Judicial Circuit o. A!apa ~
been tried by Jury in 1allsdegG and ,HuHpna.;y az
quilted of the charge Of perjury The Bar ana cZe7
held separate meetings and united IN the "rih't eN
pressons @: confidence in Judge Shoridgc' anu thei
approval of the verdict
ARRESTED on Suspicion or MURDEh-I"o
orna men ri WAGNER and John Carr, OF Derry Town
sbn Pa we're arrested the 3D. on suspicion oil ha's
.orpe nine in September ls35, murdered young Sr
nsea Margaret, daughter Of Archibald Carr oil the same
,ownsi the body Of whom is said 10 have been found
IN the ncgnboring woods ie'v days slice
srsAsor DIsgAsE.-The Rockville Md Journal
.sys There is a singular disease prevailing among
The coorcd people OF this neghborhood We have heard
OF several lately who have been taken very suddenly
without any previous indication 0. us approach We
have heard of no white person being attacked. The
disease is said 10 be something similar to mt
EARLY CoTToS.-The Jacksonville. FLA Ncrs,
OF the 3.t ult says ave have seen beautiful speci.
men Of Cotton picked in Columbia county on the 10Th
which s considered by all farmers very early FOR black
seed Cotton blossoms seen MS earya the ith oil
May which are generally not visible until the 10Th Of
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]]nblic Conucnanres, Mr.
f-'.. rss.zes:=zss7 MORRIS AND ESSEN Rail
SlSa ~ AD.-Summcr Arrangement-Con

F-s.., -sEs.zzaes==- MORRIS AND ESSEN RAIL
80 RIO AD.-Summer ATangemegt-Com
-menclng Monday, May Ill., l3i6.-Ar-
engagements will be made, OF which due notice VIII be
given, additional train, leaving Morrisown ut . ~
VI. aud NewYork "a, y noon.
Leave New-York Leave Newark, Leave Morrsiown,
O'Clock A. NJ. O'Clock a. NJ. 81 O'Clock, \. NJ
! PM ) p. NJ. T. NJ.
Passengers by the Morning Train Morris,own will
to convey them Schooeys Mountain. Washington, Bel
vidcrc and Enson daily 70 Succasun Sanhnpe. Newton,
Milford and Orego Mondays, Wednesdays and tr
days: and Rockaway. Dover, Sparta and Newton on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays Zach Line returning
the following lays 10 meet the p IL trains for y Y y
stage viii also leave for Breckenridge every evening
the arrival of the MonistOwu.
Passengers 20 through. TO and from Jersey City, without
changing On leaving The city passengers Will depos
II their baggage IN car the foot OF Corlandst where
Agent viii be in attendance receive IT, All packages
bundles must be- entered the waybi or the Conpa-
ciil not hold themselves responsible.
Freight vii! b- forwarded Immediately 10 Morrisiown
from Albany Basin, by stephens and Condr Line OF
Sloops Newark from the Transportation Office OF the
y J. r. r. and Trans Co foot of lhrrty- and .. desired,
will be called for any part Of the city 5y application nj
said office. IRA DODD, Superintendent myi II
SCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN via Morrisovn and Nor
and Essex Railroad from Newark.-TO accommodate
travellers TO SChoOeys Mountain, from Philadelphia and
Newark and Morrstoyvn by the Morris and Essex Rail
road commencing Monday, July 18Th, leaving Morrs,own
at 4 ~; leaving Newark at p II. o., on the arrival Of
the l.. tram from New FORK, and the morning train
from Plaie phia with which trains there viii be direct
connection By this train passengers will arrive al Morris
p 2. NJ where Stages viii be IN readiness
yey them directly to Schoo.ey's Mountain jyS
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LARcgxIEs-James Downing. boy and Chas.
Bstis,ine were arrested last evening charge Of
stealing go pennies from charcoal wagon. John
Frederick was arrested By officer Leach OF the Eighth
Ward on charge oil stealing 20 yards Of Croton cloth
from the dry goods store o. V Richardson OF No 63
Spring ST.. George Hudson arrested by officer
Savage 0: the Eighth Ward charge OF stealing a
hat from edward Hockey. No. 70 Canal.st.
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ID EFORE THE Wee Chancellor OF Lhe FIr-t CucGit-
ID Fornnn White and Joseph Il. Sheffield The Prcst
dent Directors and Co. OF The Springfield Bank and 9th
rr-BI!l procure proi--ory b. delivered
and cancelled C. Goddard OF the City oi NewGorI
comp!anuni-' solicitor Charles Howard ard Wells La
iop defendants this whose place OF residence i
in Massachusetts, required appear In has cause by
the veny-nnthday OF October next, The bill nrd there
in wi br taken ~ confessed by them. aus lawSVv
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WOOD. henry
ROBERT H. MORRIS. P. VI.
5itnalions, &r. iDanteo.


A RARE CHANCE-For sale. Inc s,oez fixtures
a an good VIII OF fashionable Ia: establishment on
Broadway The Location one Of The best N the ciiy
business long established Win excellent run OF ar-t
cia.- c--tun Satisfactory reasons NJ be gwen tor
J. po., of ie SAINT wen al other necessary AMOR.
mutton Any person with moderate capital ces5o.- pt
entering ir ge-teel ard profitable business, VIII aaf
;h.s good opening. Addres, Halter al tbs ONCE
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

RosuEKY.-Otticcrs Sullivan, Glossy and Camp
III II the 9Th Ward last eTening arrested three per
.o,s named Thomas Lowry. Frederick HUSTLER aus
I'm austin and John Owens dliGs John Gooiey' on a
sb.rsc OF knocking dewn German in Washinston.st
md Sobbing him silver and two gold pieces OF the
...I,,e of Sln
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ApvkktIskD II TIE ikIEVNk n sFhc!AL AFFoINIsfkNI
2ls And be II farther enacted,
Ard all advertisements made under the orders Of the Post
General in newspaper newspapers. of letters
uncaed for any Post Office sa be inserted The paper
papers Of the town place where III. Office advertising
may be situated, haeinE tie drgert circulation.
.ie.v Poss otee LasU, pa15ed March 3, 1915.
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CIV osA-rcesday, Thurs

Leave Sila.l .or-Moaisy. wrJ:ne.,lsy and rr,a,v
IL. .AS no. ISLAND w.. save Se~-Yo.k~SIon.
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Found DEowSRD--An unknown coorcd man
was found drowned this morning n; the foot of Cort-
landst by Policemen Hulse and Hunter, of the Third
Ward
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF ;he Surrogate OF th,
1COuiy of NrviOrk. Nutceis hereby given 10 all per
sons ha.iug elaine against John Feham, ac OF tie city u
New YORK dece-Sd present the sam" with the vouchers
thereof the subscriber al her residence. 40 lio William
street the City EewYork before the ,lrieth
day of November Dated Ncw-IOrk the I'd day of
MAY, 1916 ny25 Iawdul' MARY FELTHAM, ENecutrlA.
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T., --.=ssss...zs.=ss=s=7lT,HR0IGHIN ~ .IIv


YORK TO WIFE
ING and PITTSBURG, VIA PHILADELPHIA. BALTl-
MORE and ONO RAILROAD, Cumberland. Md.-3S0
MILES RAILROAD.
To Western Travel-rs,-Greai United States Mail and
Passenger Route 10 Wheeling. Psours, Cincinnati and
the South and West.
Passengers going directly through,
Leave NewYork foot OF LlDerty-st North River, at =
P u in he Grcal Mai Train
Arrive IN Philadelphia al Q P VI.
Leave Phi.adrl ph!a al 10 z. VI aai.y-Alai! Train
Arrive II Baltimore 81 o 4 NJ.
Leave Baltimore Z. y 4 VI by the Baltimore end Ohio
Railroad, 1870 miles.
And arrive al Cumberland a. ?. VI
Leave cumberland It P VI by the Nauone! Road and
Good Intent Stage Lines and arrive N Wheeling or Pits
bur III IeNt evening.
Csy- THE SgcoxD MAIL leaves EewYork, y II BY
Railroad Leave Philadelphia sundays excepted az 8 T.
VI by Steamboat, and \. VI by Railroad FOR Baltimore
Passengers Tor Psburg the splendid new and mod
built Steamboats, Brownsville ana Hereby nave only
- miles OF Staging The whole route
First class Steamboats, leave Wheeling and Pjt-ours
hourly, and Passengers are forwarded without delay 10
Cincinnati al other Ports IN. South and West Fare
81 ~ Cincinnati
For through tickets by this apply Philadelphia a.
the Railroad Once corner .: Market and Eleventh
- SoutnThri-s and board steamboat Doca-st wharf
through from Philadelphia Wheeling. SIS ~ Ptts
burg So: with the privilege % stopping Al Baltimore sad
resum.rs pleasure. For farther apply
70 j. !. sLENNER, Agent
Railroad Office FOO, OF Lberty-sL a. P " and q. \ VI
Adams Co.'S No. l5 Waist Z. II \. " or Clty Ho
TEL No. lS3 Broadway. Eljl cod
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BrRcLAY-The workshop of blacksmith at the
sbe6 of quantity of iron and steel and lot OF tools
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sxk.Q-PlANO FOtTES AT very low prices
HETEsgl 81 Persons about purchasing Pianos will mud
HHT n HI to their advantage 10 call al X Glenn
u " u ICo's Mandatory. 1871 Fulion-st west OF
Broadway general assortment ofMahogany and Rose
wood Pianos constantly hand, which Will be sold low
cash or approved paper. Dealers supplied on liberal Terms
my.7 r. GLENN X co. lO9 Fulion-sr
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DY ORDER OF Ernest Mueit, Esq supreme Courl

DY ORDER of Ernest Muilett. Esq. supreme Court
ID Commissioner. residing in the County Of Cnaunuque
hereby given. pursuant to The provisions OF the
authorizing attachments against abscondng, con
cea!cd and nonresident dubturS. that attachment has
issued against the estate OF Joseph Farnswort Junior
resident of the State o! Indiana. and that the same VIII be
sold The payment OF his debts unless he appear and
di-cia such attachment according to law within nine
months the publication OF this notice. aud that
the payment OF any debts due ~ him and the de-
livery TO him for his use of any property belong
INK him and the transfer Of any such property by him
forbidden by law, and void Dated the Sd day OF
July. 1916 HANSON \. RlSLEI, Attorney for
flla lnNQm A,facnlng Cred.inr. DunhIrk y Y.
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xT@ AsUMMEK ARKANGEMENT. r.

$500 -The New York and Erie Railroad ~
- Line, from April stuntil iar'hcrnotice, -
will run daily SUNDAYS ptedl between he city of New
York and Addetowu Goshen, and Intermediate places
follows.
For Pr-senger,-Leave New York at A. NJ and P "
Leave MIddletOwuGt6s \. NJ and D. Pm
Fare reduced 20 81 - 10 M.dtle;Own-wGy IN propor-
ton. Breakfast dinner supper ana berhs be had
he steamboat
For Fret ght- Leave Nrw-York at p. VI.
e Leave Midd!eto"u az /! NJ
The OF nec and OF the station where
he lett. Lustbe distinctly aroed upon each article shipped
Freight not received after ) P. " IN Ne"-f
Apply % i. T. CLARKSON, 4 cent al Tie Otoe cor. Of
Duane and West -. II. C. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
March -5ih, 1916.
the afternoon train 10 Milford CsIbonda.- Honesdae'
Montrose, rowanda. OvsegU and Wes Also TO Monicei-
TO- Windsor, bhgnanlon, Ithaca, &c agent on Doa9c-
ma
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THREAT To TAKE LIrE.-hugh Stratton and
Thomas Stratton were last evening taken into custody
and detained TO for threatening the LIE Of po
treman.
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: sioop Proof Gluss, Bydeuburg, Providence.
ARRIVED.

sim Iucu- (oi Bortonl Miller, from Wh0npNo Apfl
lst Great Landronc 4th and st Helena July ih' tcus
silks &c TO Talbot olyphantN Co June 2'th lat % 80
lon 80 T. spoke ship libcr OF and for boston from bt
tnva II days out 9Th inst la - - Ion o. 80 spoke brit
George from Philadcphis for Dorbadocs, days out
Ship (ire) Atlas Gardcs. 30 DIS I'm Bremen, mdsc and
1870 passengers 10 Meyer Stucken.
shin diam, Icibnitz Slcchoon 81 de- from Hamburg,
mdse and 1856 passengers 10 Schmidt Il Balchcn llth,
Ion 90 Sc saw one OF the London packets
Bark (Fr) Austcrlitz. Gmtrean from Gaudaloupc via
ct Thomas II days in ballast Mr. Lahcns Lett at Point
Pctre Gauduoupc bark Lewis, Gerard 10 sail 25th for
st Thomas; brig Sabago Coffin. waiting cargo.
Bark (Hayuen) Canton Glandcn ~ DIS I'm Miragoanc'
ST Domingo logwood &c. To A c Rossirc The c. went
ashore last night on the West Bank and knocked on her
ruddcr The steamer Hercules has gone down 10 her
as,istance-shc will be got OH next high tide.
Brig Sarah Bentley, ONnard 9 DIS I'm Cnrdcnas, Cuba
sugar. &c 10 Matthews * Scldeu Vessels left before
reported
Schr Clarendon lngrahan DE- fin Thomason, lime
Schr Brilliant Hall. / de- I'm Richmond coal.
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saIes Mt the stock Exciunge. FkiDAY.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN Bremen ship Atlas from Brenca-A RAIDER q Mule
and l7e in steeragc.
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by ORDER OF Daniel Pratt, First Judge OF the Court
Dor Common Pleas Of he County Of OHondaga aud
Counselor Law uf the supreme Court, Notce Is
hereby given tina. attachment has issued against the
estate OF Ransom Z. Williams, OF Charleston, state OF
South Carolina. rcsiden, debtor and that the sumo
will sold the payment OF his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according to Law, within
months from the arst publication OF this notice ana
that the payment OF any debts due 10 him by residents OF
this S,e and The delivery him for his use of any Pre-
eriy within this belonging 10 him. and the transfer OF
any such properly By him forbidden by law and are
void. Dated July III, 1916 FORBES 4 SHELDON,
iv4 iaN9mc Attorneys for Attaching Creditor.
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MARINE JOU R N A l..
PORT OF NEW.YORK.

Ship Constitution Ncclc, Quebec, J McMurrny,
Ships New.York Campbell, Charleston, q Buckley
Robert Fulton Davis. London J ; Wmslow Emily Da
Wis Philadelphia, Mckee, liand 4 Co.
Barks Susan w Lind, Lccriug, Montcv'deo, w w De
forest e. Co Nashua SkaNts Philad Kathleen, Bhfcns
Rio dc Janeiro. Mason Il Thompson
Schrs Cooley, Eldridgc Boston, INDUS smith, fr"'H
fort II + Buck
Simon prnnl Glnss RlYdenhMrg. rrovdence.
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r. ===-NEV-YORk, ScEooley's Noun
- tain, be.y!derr and East0n-Leaye the
foot vi Coriand--- daily Sundays -1-
cepled} AZ clock - NJ BY Railroad HOrr-to"n direct
without change Of cars thence by Post Coaches through
Chester German Valley Schoo-ys Mountain, Port Cofe
Washington 10 Bev!dere and EestOn Fare from Ne';
YORK 10 Schoo.ey. Mountain :! For seats apply 70
HILL AGENT al J. P.;;ens Conmerc!s! i!osl = C9tat11
It CHAS. GOLIATH, Ptopretof
Also, daily line for SchOoey= Mountain eeVes ,olf
the arrival Of the y O'Clock car. rom Nei oFA
Fare from Norristown Schooeys Noun@!n ~ o. "
B.-Exlrs furnished the shortest notice by applying 10
| CHAS. GOLIATH, Mansion House, AosrisIo"G
| WIS In
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SuERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of Wit OF heri
Nflc!as 10 ne directed and delivered | viii expose 10
sale on Monday September u 1916 al - O'Clock. noon, II
the veslbue OF CRY Hall in the City OF New forkall
on the rrst day OF June one thousand eight hundred ana
fortv-N or at ANY asrvvarG, OF, and 10 all thui
certain lot piece parcel OF ground situate IN the Tenth
r %: the C!tv Neiv York the Ea>icrly side OF Al
le-st known and ii .IngIished as Nc Aen--i N said
City. Newly July, ST. 1916. WIN. JONES. sheriff
ptN- <ry Dr1u--.
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