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List OF Letters Remaining in the NJ. Post Once
Saturday, May ?:

List Of Letters Renal
Saturda
e Please Elez,ioa II.
orc adoG,1ed. LAD1
Arnold, Hannah G.
Asmus, Johanna
AnEL!o, Elizabeth s
Austin, Srs DAVID
Adams, Mary
Armstrong. Mrs
Anderson, Csibsriae
Appleton. Hannah
Barmour,M Mrs Satha
Baker, Caroline
Barry. Mrs tMott-st)
Barrett, Bridget
Barnett, Eliza
Brandon, Susan
Barns. Eliza NJ
Bradley. Mics H
Bali. Elizs
Bird, John A
Bllin, Mrs. Joseph
Brown, Mary
Brown, 4 T
Brown, Arm
Brown, Sophie
brown Liar
BloodgoDd. Mrs
Boyle, Bridget
Boyington, Z II
Buckley. Ann
Burrell, Mary
Butler. Nancy
Burt, Betsey q
Bryan, Mrs Thomas
Dyson, Mary
Canadian, Bridget
Csriia, Calm b Rosannen
! Carly, Mary
/ Clayton, Julia
Cain, Sarah Am
! Carroll, Anna T
Carlin, Mrs Broadway
ClaDchy, Mary
Calsshsn. Cstha,ine
Clarke, jaime or Rooney
Cshoone. Margaret l.
Callen. Mary
! Carroll. Mrs NJ
/ Caldwell. Ellen
Cheney, Ann B
Chris,Y, Elizabe!h
| Crispin. Mira (Cannon-sti
Cisco, Psrthrnen
Chedsey. A L
Coogsn, Bridget
Cooper, Mary
| Collum. Mars (widow)
Cormics. Catherine
Cowsn, Bridget
Cowan, Mergare,
Courtney. Z A
Cornell, Miss (Cansl.si)
Comhs, Alice
Cook. Lucinda
Crouser. I.
Condor, Margaret
Curtain, Elizabeth
Cullen, Susan
Cunningham, Mary
Cumraiskey, Mary
Davidson, Eliza
Dairy III =, Mrs mot,-sp
Daily, bliss (Mulberry-El)
Drake, Chloe
DAvignon. Mra
Daily. Rachel
Devsr, Mrs
Divine. Katharine
Dougherty. Mary
Donnelly, Miss Ann
Downey, Margaret
Duffy, Bridget
Dusenbury, Ann B
Dyelsman, Almira
butcher, Harriet +
Evans, Hannah l..
Elwln. Eliza j.
Elmendorf. Almirs r
Emignt, May
EdrsoDds. Cslbarine
Everett, NJ. A.
Eaton, Sarah C.
Emhler, Martha T.
Franklin, Lady
Francoiuette, Mrs.
Fellows, Ann
Felix, Margareiha
Fiederie. Madame
Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth
Field, Emma
Ford +. A.
Gately, Bcnoru
Gray, Margare,
Gray. Sarah
GfeHdy, Mary
Grear, Ann
Gibson, Mary Ann..2
Griffin, Mrs tCherry.sL)
Goldsmith. Mary Ann
Gutlerson, NJ. J.
Harris, Martha
Hamilton, Mrs. T.
Hagadorn. Megdalin
Hnrvsy, Mira. tPi,t-st)
Hart, Ann (Orapee-,t)
Hanks, Mrs Joseph
Hall, Hannah
HARDWOOD. Mrs.
Harding. R-beccs NJ.
iiegcriy. Mary
Heaviland. Emeline
Heath, Ca,harine P.
Herrin. Ann
Hoarne. Hannah
Heran, Mary
Hewell, Laura A.
Heury, Margaret
Higgins, Mics
Higgins, Sophia A
H,llbrandt. Mrs c.
Hilton, C c
Hicks, Mrs. WIN
Horr, Anna..2
Howard. Susan Z
hoyt, Madame Henry
Horton. Jane
holt, Mary
Hoy;, Mary Colby
Howe, Msry
Hurlberl, Polly
Hull, Lydia
Hunt HELEN A
Irwin, Mary Ann
Jackson, NJ RS.
johnson. Eliza
Jsssel. Mrs Edward
Jay. Matilda
Kelly, Alice
kearny. Misc +
Kearney, Ann Jane
kearney. Mary
King, Eliza
Knox, Mary Jane
Lake, susan
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"a FINE FARM OF

EAA FINE FAktI Ou Ins OuIo NlVsI TOT S"-e.-I1 uN1
about 10 acres-5J IN cuiiivaion-he balance good
umber-s large brick house with porttco, ceiisrs,
smoke house stable SEQ good fat trees springs ard
hfs rAte well The lace is very healthy and Cheer ~
with view of the river six miles. The mail and other
steamboats, stop daily the door Il hnds the river
80 perches and would suit FOR steamboat bUidiGg with
for lsunchlrg the largest boats ali times X
mile FROM Hanover College Indiana, from Msdson. -
from Louisville 60 from Cincinnati would suit well for
female boarding school twill be sold entire 100
with the buildings Possession ANY Address (posl
paid A HAYS, Madison Ind. Information may Also BE-
obtained by letter, post psd) by personal Interview.
from the Rev JAMES ESOX. No - FOurth-avenue. n. Y
LII lsxs NnIM. M ASS.yDSl,M
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IT, UpPO-ITlON tu MONOPULY-

-U-~ SUPERSTITION tu MoNOPbLl-
E.-tsSsSrs-<s through without landlng-NewYorkc l
eoo-s1as-''" Albany Line-rhe fast and splendid Few
steamboat EXPRESS, CspL A. BIchcocs, viii leave In
foot OF Robuson-s next above Barclay every Tuest,,
Yhursday aud Saturday O'Clock The Express aEsa
with the furniture with spacious ststs ~
good berths VIA Inc public PATRONAGE the travelling par
OF IN. community may OF low fare the entire set,
Through. For passage freight apply 10 he Captain
board OF GEO. Il STANLEY,
.lu III. office In. dcct
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Renopals

REMOVAL.
nR TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA DEPOT will be
Drrnoyed first OF May 10 l26 FutonsL next door
the sun office sign OF the Big Botle ~ B.-Look out
signed with the written signature OF 5 z. Townsend Ow-
ing the unprecedented OF this article company
onncd put up spurious IN the shaped
bottles. LOOK out for mposors. as 2w'
EMOYAI4-Inda Rubber.-H. II. DAY has removed
sehs establishment the sale OF India Rubber Goods Of
every description, ihs spacious Store No. = Cor
land-st doors below the Western Hotel. nyi I'm
- EMUVAL-B +. CLARK has removed Butter
IL Provision Store from 25 Fuilon.s 10 No "a Wa.h
ingtons ST, ) doors above Barclay. a5o 2~'
COMMISSION IRON WAREHOUSE, corner
~ Broad and Beaver FISHERMAN, ATWATER /
Co removed their stock OF Iron Broad and
Bssver my
pURNAP & BABCOCk have removed 10 No. lis
I'D Futon-st tny2 i'm
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Lewis, Aeria
Lewis. Margaret c
Levy, Julian 81
Lirman, Mary 81
Lishi5ody, Elizabeth
Livingston, Isabella o
Loyc, E,iZa A
Lo!ler. Am
Low, Martha
Long, Mary Z
Lorc, Mary
Ludewig, Mrs Herman z
uacky, Ann
.hs.sca MIS- 3 W Cary
Martin. Ssrsn
N.casy, Miss Elizabeth
Msdissn Mary
MahEn, Ellen
Hyers. Catherine
MERCER, Arisdney B
Merriam. Mrs Eliza c
htngy. Cs,hs Inc,
Mills, Mrs (Deisncey-.t
Minor;y, Mrs
Mitchell. Miss
Moore. hrs (Psarl.G
Mortimer. Sarah Ann
Meri.-n, Mrs
Montgomery, jane
Money, msrgre;
Morton. Mrs Ann
Mot,, Mr.V
Murphy, Henorsh
Murphy, Miss Hannah J
Murphy, Elizabeth
Murphy, Mary
MulvaDey. Miss Ann
Mulvey, Mis- Catherine c
Mury, Ann
Myenr, Alice
Newton, Mary
Nelson, afs J
Nelson. Mrs (Hsmersl-y-st
Nolan, Mrs James
Nicholson, J ans Louisa
Osborn, Elizabeth L
lObnAn. Mrs (peArl-st
Palmer, Hannah
Pariln, Mrs Dr Louis
Platte, Mrs tSprins.s,
Parsloe. Mrs
Preston Mrs Jr
Pr-ndergsst, Susan
Perkins, Miss Mary
PlulbeH. Sarah
Pine. Miss Mary Frances
PnDg, hrmsnd-
Philips. Mis-, Elizabeth
Pike, Madam. s
Philips. Msrian Mrs
Price. Mrs meiIssa
Polt. Miss Susan
Porter. Mrs C E
Mccain, sarah
McBrlae, Mrs lMurfsy-st
McDermoit. Rose
IMcDonsgh, Mary
Mcdonald, Mary
Mcdonnell, Maria
Mcdonald. Anne
MCGUIRE, Bridget
McGovern, Rose K Mary
Mckenzie, Mas Christians
Mcdonnell, Ann
Mcmahon Bridget
McKing, Mira John
Rafferty,, Mary
Rsy, Sarah
Rahmans, Miss Margaret
Raeol, Msris Seine
Reany, Miss Jane
Rely, Elizabeth
Reeves, Mary Ann
Kennel, Mrs (Spruce-st
Richardson, Sarah z
Riley, Mary c
Roberts, Anne w
Ruggler, Mia TGcy
stull, Mrs Francis
Swain, MsrsretC
sawle.l, Mrs Merriam
Scbaly, Csiharine
Sanders. Mrs (Pehfl-sL
S1aler, Jane 5
Sanders. Mary Ann
SWEET, Elizabeth
Sweeney. Miss Catherine
SheHls, Mrs A NJ
Seeiey, Mrs Patience( widow
lShepurdson. Mas Lucy IL
Slull, Mics Elizabeth }
Suui.h, Mrs Emily
Simpson, Mrs Rachel
Simmons, Miss R-becca
Smith, Hiss Ellen
Sling.rland, Mrs Abby A
Simon, Mrs X
Smyth, Emilia
S,oner, Misn Heiiy
sullivan, Ann
Sullivan, Bridget
Todd, Marin
TscvL Madame Rosetta
Temple, Joseph-ne
Treanor, Margt or Bridget
Thomas. Mary Z NJ
Tyler, Mrs Sarah
Tymon, Ann
lvognn, Margaret
Van Voofheip, Maria
Valentine, Harriet u
VHrnelsdsrf. LOUISE
Ward, Sabinn
Walker. Elizabeth
Walsh, Mrs Robert
Walsh. Ann
Walsh. Mrs
w 3 Mary, plough tavern
Warren. Eliza
Waite, Elizabeth
Wallace, Emma
Wallace, Susan
Weir, Mrs John
Williams, Ellfth
White, Martha
Wilkinson. Mary
Williams, Jaue
Williams. Martha h
Wilson, Eliza
Williamson, HELEN
Whitfield. Cs,harine
Willard, Mary Ann
Willoughhy, Sarah
Woods, Catherine
Wolcoi,, Miss NJ
Woods, ArsinuIs NJ
Woodruff, Elizabeth J
~, 4" MAD UI2 ID n
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PAPER HANGINGs.


WILLIAM rEsL, +SS PEAsL-sr.
As received by the ste arrivals from Eavr- his Spring
Papers and Fire Board fin. direct from he manu-
era comprising al hs newest syles and every quality
which he Offers NJ wholesale and retail
Also extensive Of American Satin and com.
Papers 81 manufacturers prices.
Country Deaiers will sind for their advantage 70 call
Persons requiring sucieoi OF he inner qualities Of Pspes
10 authorize spec Importation select for that pUr.
posettou complete assortment OF new patterns
my Smeod.
~ books, memorandum COPY and oass books. st very
low prices Cap and letter papers, bonnet boards color
rers pricek Also every description English and French
ssaeaesy gold pens steel pens, sa.eA gold and .tve.
books penfrves, Iwnei visiting cards, playing cards
SRANCIS & LOUTREL.
kSi I'm Sssioaers. n Msid@- '>1e-
'B'O FANCY GUODS sad Tarsa1 and Needle Deal
ers-iCS- Please this ont l--Rsmsev & Morrir,
wholesale dealers IL Coihs, Bru.aes Pins Needles and
sons shoot commencing haslnsss call AID examine ,h-r
stock Of goods s, their new store No y Maaealsne up
stair. \ S-Aerch.nts from se country invited as I'm
nuS WARE HOg>E, ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Sreese \ Sampson, naccessors Sccrrisn johnson,
Az CO. Importers sad deslers IN Sedish Russia and
snSi,o roa c,i nshs abr 1csi and es rcad spksa ve.
oer trcn nl rods had ccp and scroll iron and Ee OF
silstsas- ii Srr-
Apo.hecsries Hall Sc Cs,asripe-.t ssiabasSea in isS
A LII MEDICINES N this esixhliShzarri warranted
IA genuine. No boys or Inexperienced Young are
allowed TO wal, es;ornec The mes: SWEDISH Lxrcs-
Ks for sale or applied By ~ exEcrferceS person
WA WATSON, Chemist snd Pharmace1ds;.
ass tins Frc.n 4. Gardens, 81 Oxfota-st Loccor
GEOREIA AND BERA,IDA Arrewroo,- greatly
VI retuced in price, selling By J l. CODDINGTOS,
u,elms SIS Hrtsop-st corner Spring.
OLD WHITE CAsTlLS SOAP NAY Always be
" found al The store OF J. 4 l. COppINGTOS,
my2l Us SOS Hudson-s, corner Spring
p0MH0PATHIJ, CIUCOLATk-C,J J. Eel /
IA hroihers superior Philsdepss. Homeopathic Chose
Aie mgay recommended by ORA Herring Of Philadelphia,
tne S.nJ Charming AMI Gram Of NewYork. fer sse
msnnesetnrer's prices. ey tbs Asenia,
sStSueods ADAMS, CUSEAAN CO. rs Ersc,el
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-T"-> AkSENI>G BOAT for TROY and
I~up AUPPO,ITiUN TO htONOPOLY.-

Through wilhcu, landing.-N.w'Y ots Vi
s-~sae,>N11>AS Albany L.ne.-The and spes&
steamer BELLE Capt Samuel Schuyler, Will leave Sss
York Tor Albany every Monday, We>!ne,day and Fntal
AZ O'Clock Y. NJ rIm the foot of Robusoh-s- In. be
IA 6lI-d uu with spl-adld slac-rOons and Tor speed
for. art -f- surpassed by any boat on the Hutso
river. UetuI passage, iuIuir" o lae Sapiain,oa
boarr a. No. ! Souihst
Passengers taS,ng ;h- BELLE will arrive In Albanyn
srup- the morning rsin of cars East or West
\ L. Fr-iyht TAKEN AT moderate mag
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VHE COMPREHENSIVE

The CDPAhTNERsHIP heretofore -xls.,ng un-
der tie name and srn or CoUTHOUY MEYERS, ex-
pred, by limitation, on Ih- dfsI csy Of his month.
MI J. r CouTHouY Ia 1encsiorth aoae authorized
lie the Outstanding business VI the concern and 10 use e
Of he Srm n Liquidation
All persocs indebted 10 The hereby called upon
% make tnnrttas psyren. The No Sl Broadway
and al persons having claims The Tn desired
Present the same, above, for settlement
N-w-Ycrk, May ?, ls+6- p COUTHOUY.
my25-e ABEL 2 MEYERS.
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GOAL FOR SALE-A large quantity Of chesuut and
Peach Orchard hese low prices broken and
and stove IS So nu and stove IS IS screened and delivered
from ny yard, cur Of King and Greenwich sis-
SO su- PETER CLINTON
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ABRAHAM c. DAYTON,
ROSWELL c. BRaISARD.

SUI, purchasers. By CYRUS w FIELD Importer OF
wyl 2w Wire Cloth, Fel.ng, kc- zc- 9 Barink -slip-
TO THE TEA, COFFEE AND SUGAR TRADE.
ECONOMISTS, Families. Hotel Keepers, L1--J- b
Ing purchased he hs lot Of The seasons possess
Ing mai richness Of favor generally combined snd 50
rarely Obtained Offer, wholesale retail arge variety OF
Green and Black Teas Of the bat quality oeiy including
ne old fashioned SoQchong AID English br-skf ca s1cn
- Used 70 Dc imported ~coty yrafs ago. Ie soA q Ioi.
fee 5uss-s kc leeds cc-n Is Lary are selected Of
he fnrst quality
S Scoti Ca are also supplied with stock Of fresh
imported Glasgow Spcrd Hams Oh EngHsh Cheses OF
great variety and Nsyo..
AL goods bought win be delivered within Eve miles of
the civ free OF charge And al orders from country
with rrcosed renitiances, will meet the horoble
dealing Is II selected by the parties themselves
J. S. SCOTT CO. IS N.ssau-sl near John
s23 I2reods
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by ORDER vi Morris Fo.tics, Lao. Supreme Court
- Commissioner-NoLce Ii hereby siyen that attach
has issued against The OF Thomas Johnson
Nonresident debtor and That The will be sold FOR the
payment Of bis debts unless he appszr aud discharge such
attachment according law within nine months FROM me
publication OF This notice; and thu, The payment OF sDy
debts hun by residents OF s State and The delivery
him. for his OF any property within this State he
ngng him. and the transfer Of any such properly by
him forbidden by law. and are void.
Dated April 7lh, 1876
WELLS BROOKS, Atty for Attaching Creditor,
AL Lawson Sphny yillr Erie County.
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T~~o 1916. NEW-YORK, a-as, ,II-Inlt
y - 1Ssse.gf% ALBANY AND TROY rsgSS7Sst5SS>5
ee.esettanAsAh'ee RORM ARnINE COM.

! PANY to all tile Western States and tho Canadas
Troy aud Ohio Line; Troy "a Ehe Line New;Yots.
Ohio Line; Detroit Line; Oswego Troy and Ohio Li's
Northern Trans portauou Lile.
Rcd Bird Packets ana Stages.
James III. Hooker; lde, Cox Coz kiubly Pease !
Co; Elias Patterson; Pope Cai!n George w Hicsh %
others, prOpretofs.
aud Troy daily for the West and NDuh The above gs
lrmen pfopuetors IN the whole line all lhs We,d
States ard tie Csnadian EmIgrsnts and others Will sn
time and money by ealing GA he above lines before ge
caught la tbs humorous fraudulent offices IN ew.York
There us boats OF tho above lines all fitted IN sai
style for passengers and freight list OF fare viii be is
In ali the Offices aud 10 will any person be cbarpl
morc. Offices, Nos. 7 2, %. - Coenties Slip, Genefs
Passage oces ct the foot OF Barclay and Cortland
the Offices ofihe NewYorA, Albany and Troy s.esmss
Offices. PHILIP CASWELL,
mSl II General Passage Asrc.
1916. BUFFALO 81 ,!itEEN BAY. 1915
vE.,ft@s7sE Powers. viii run during the ensuing y
son, between Buffalo and Green Bay uh
Monday 'M% tMoadayAaslG Monday N.Y. lM'sdayAs'st
June 3 Sept = " 'oae % q s'gF Seq.
Jqy!3 "l' .a "as "a
The Columbus has undergone most thorough repairs IL
Is in hns condition FOR business. The travelling public nj
conftenS rely upon her making her trips paucuay ass
yertSel, and assured that pains will bs spNt
TO make her accommodations desirable and pleasant to ~
sengers.
G. II. Paulleu lO5 Fultou-st; j + Wolf % Cortlsrd&
+ a Js'ome log sfosd.sL Ns.g Yort Nottingham, W.
Nil E 70 1 OIL GSaay.L 4Isy Vile Persons SS Co.
au hFOR STATEN ISLAND.-on a.
aer Monday, April 2Dlb the slsamboa
sYLPH and STATEN ISLANDER W
leave New-YorS aud Staten Island ioliows null fuLn
notice:
Leave Staten bland st6, B. 9, 10, ia 6PAf
Lcsye New YORK foot VI WhlehalEsL III o. TO- III A. NJ
2Ji, r. u
Ga Sundays The irst bo Il from tho Island Will Leave 81
A N and lhr first boat from New-York a: a NJ ~
c,.s4.szFy1 TO WESTERN s-ae-UTH
sSsa-,:ssss~.ss;sss TRAV ELERs.
The puDlic 10 respectfully
nfOret that the recent breaks IN the Canal csussd By
laLs fLeshe. having been repaired, III, PIONEER Y
PRESS LINE, Wis Railroad aod Canal from PHILADEL
PhlA 70 PITTSBURGH, will commence its regular nT
for tho season MONDAY. tho 9th April leaving tho DE-
pot. No IA MArketsL DAILY, Al II O'Clock. 4. NJ =
BY this rout1 passengers will avoid all tho fatigue u
danger Of ngn, travelling In eoacbes both Railroads be
passed 10 daylight
For farther Information sppy at tbs Old Establishst0
nee, M MsrEe,-st doors shove Eighth-st
AZ A. & CUMMINGS. Agsst f
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CiTI LUAN,-tersons DESTROYS of investing tnUusy
" in The Revenue Bonds OF .ss City, with interest six
Der crn payable lat March, S4 have lie opportu-
nty 10 90 80 IN sans OF $50 AID upwards II application Is
made a. II Office between Sd April and lst May next
lId-rs OF Temporary WaI-r Loan due May list, 1916,
who tesoas Of r-lnv eating In said loan for
y-ars The OF interest requested 20 mskr
application for tha. purpose before he 9Th inst
JOHN EVEN Comptroller.
City OF Ne~YorK, Cotrptrolisrs Office,
April 2.th. Is+e a24 tM7In
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NOTICE !, hereby given the saoscnb-fs have been
appointed trustees Of all the estate of Davis 5tndley
nonresident debtor and that by the fifteenth day OF June
1876 al the ONCE OF Burr BeE-dct B--oe Counseilors
law, 10 Wal-st Ia the city Of New-York, all persons
dehiet sach debtor Davis Stucey) requested
reader OF all debts and Of money owing
by p-ctyey the subscribers and pay the
and all having In thsu possession any property
effects Of such debtor DAVIS Stud-y required de-
Iy-r me the sGbscnb.rs by aaid day And all the
creditors OF Tho said S.uieyj equec
deliver heir respective accounts and demands the sub
scoers Of Them Dy The said ffe-nth day Of June
l346 THOMAS MONAHAN,
ABRAHAM 3. DUNLAP, Trustees.
JOSEPH A. BURR,
buRa, BENEDICT BEEgE, Attorneys myl Asw3w
THE CNDEKSIGNED hsving been duly appointed
o9 toe Hon frederick a Ta!madSe, Recorder of th7
Guy Of S-wYork, Trustees OF the George Tocs
wood NONRESIDENT Debtor, all persons Indebted the
SAID G-,rs- lockwood, b-r-Dy required render
scc02nI Of all debts and OF money owing By them
sp-ciye!y In said Lockwood and pay the same u
the Trustees and all persons having In their poss.sson
any property effects Of the said Lockwood required
70 deliver he The Trustees before The mir
Esq No S-ss.ast in the city OF New YORK. All credit.
Of The said Lockwood required deliver their
sPvcI7- AID demands said Trustees =. tho
time and plscei Dated Eew-York April 2lst 1876
ISAAC V. FOWLER
ABRAHAM c. DAYTON,
eE 5w ROSWELL G. BRaISARD
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Packet ships ST Jamc. London Columbia liv'p.Ol.
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Eeqal Notices.

SHEKIFE's SALE.-B, virtue oia writ OF hert tst
A"cas directed and delivered. will expose u 81
the vesibue Of tue City Hall, in the Cy OF New York.
The 4tn day OF May IL O'Clock NJ all the right IL
Of John Orsne which he had the 10th
September lSi5 any time aerward, In whose
hands III. may be- Of IN and 10 all that tain
OF the late Henry Spinger, situate in tho late Ninth
now Fifteenth Ward OF The City OF New-fork, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets aud which lot IA known and
distinguished OF portion ot The lands OF Henry
Spnger Lot No. lp9. and Is bounded as follows VIZ
Nor,herIy by Thirteenth Souther!y in The
by land formerly Samuel Harris EBsiery by lot No lO3
Westerly By lot No no. being twenty five feet ~dr IN front
and and hundred and hoyiwo feet long on the
Eastery side and hundred and 6ynine feet three inch
the Westerly side. being tho premises that Mich
H. Stevens and wife, by iGdenture bearing dste the
twenly-ieveL til day OF pr eg tteen hundred and thirty
fvc and recorded in the office OF Register OF the City and
County OF NewYork in Liber S29 OF Conyeyances page
i6l conveyed Robert II. Hsrtshorn aud Richard j.
Harlshorn, aud being the by PHO T. Rug
y-fhh day OF July eighteen hundred arG ryhree and
recorded the oc1 the Register Of the City and County
OF New York, Ia Liber So OF Convey page Sis.
John Hyer-to gether with all and singular IN
euemens Entertainments and appurtensnces thereunto be-
Ion gtng IN ANY wise app-rIaining.
New-York, March ., 1876. WM JONES. Sheriff.
". w LYoS, Deputy ma iaw6w
DY ORDER of Charles P. DAILY Associate Judge o.
~ the Court vi Common Pleas for the City and County OF
NewYork-Nolice hereby given, 10 The proyis
ions the authorizing Attachments against abscond
ing concealed and resident debtors that attachment
has Hgains: the OF Ben jamin Faneu Hunt,
resident OF the State OF South Carolina and that the
will sold for the payment OF his debts unless he appear
and dschar such attachment according law within
from the FIRST publication this notice and
that payment Of any debts duo him by residents OF
this State. and the delivery him for his use any
properly within this State belon gng him. and The transfer
Of any properly by him forbidden by law and are
void Dated tho 'oth day Of March la;5 - nyyo,y,s
rS law9m Attorney Attaching
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TIE CROToN WATER

IAE CAOION WAFER
u ENDERED perfectly pure and equsl 10 Distilled Wa
Il Ter. THE DIAPHRAGM FILTERS
for Purifying Waer and other Liquids while under presir
JENNISON'S PATENT, 1916,
sale prices wiln the reach Of alt hanuisc-
tory 60 Frankfor.st Orders received al - Broadway
This portable sppars,n., not larger Than pint meas
urs he readily attached 10 hydrant or pipe convey
ing w.ler and will yield steady stream Of perfectly pure
water equal hundred gallons per hour, under the
Or ssure ofhe Croton than enough for the culinary
OF the ages hotels Il with equal certain
and cspaIcn all The animal vegetable and earthly
ter found despite OF all possible precautions in every dis
uibuisg channel Of lu1 Groom and SohQykl They are
also constructed for fIerng water for manufacturing pur
pos-A
The necessity ihiering the Crotor Wsler and the eff.
cheney of Diaphragm Filter bears the enforcement OF
The mos; and Chemist, Of ciy Of New
YORK and the appreciation Of ta- American Institute by
awarding M Jenaisor God Medal =! the Fair Of 1915,
for this Filler.
These Filters are ny Ornamental and will last for years.
liable ge Of repair subject 10 damage from
frost, and when LEFT II operation, viii prevent TIE pipes
from bursting They have the merit OF cleansing themselves
and also mos admirably designed for Offering l11
Schuylki Mississippi. and al water under Pressure
VIM Il. JENNlSoN, for toe Proprietor.
B. The place tor exhibition for The diaphragm alter IA
al 30 Broad way. n.test OF 5st "a formerly % In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-05

4 AP,WsL !, hoiLSR FLEyS, is feet long
OF .bs Fsssa'se' THos, eRossER. '
h& I'm, IS PlA,t-st N Y
SILK WohM sSSs-S"n 9onees from choice Pea
AL 4~ u s SaAPTES. ei& Peasls.
METALLIC RUBBER schine Bsading,-This
lV1 article much superior TO leather 10 uvey rcspet
be- farpished OF width length without any
delay. GEORGE BEEcHER,
ms2 Manufacturers Agsnt, 100 Broadway.
EEORtsIA LUaIREn CO.-Noles wanted 81 per
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ROBERT H. MORRIS, p. NJ.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28

vETIIE subscriber has purchased the right TO
sell the improved DIAMOND Plough IN the
counties OF Pike, Montgomery, and st. Charles.
Every one who has tried tie above named plough
in this vicinity has Immediately become satisfied
OF its great superiority over every other plough
now in use, beth as il regards its durability, and
Che ease by which it can be made and used. II
is decidedly better than the miserable imitation o.
the Diamond Plough now made by the smiths III
this section. The sheer, moaldboard and whole
plough are formed out OF a single piece Of iron,
by slightly bending ii, making q much more du-
rille plough and at one third the trouble 20 the
smith. This plough rrcds no puiinS-a man
has ONLY to sec to be satisfied of its superiority.
l will sell either the right of 4 county or indi-
vidual rights to suit smiths or other purchasers.
j constant supply always on hand at my shop in
Troy. WILLIAM NJ. HARPER.
Troy, Mo-, Dec. ~, 1915. BIN.