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6interlohenlboft Der periforbenen
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nunaen sin,ubanoiasn - ccealeihen ,pereen
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Suli 7. om'
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100 Stif blieben ibri9,
Sube nit &dlbsrn foltstsn $15 bio $35.
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biS ss54, bic 100 Yfuno.
Stbaafs unO Qdmmsr psrfauftsn l'dp 'Dnsll
III 81 bic So baS Stud.
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SOtnterlahenidoft Der Derif0rbenen
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Suli 7, 1876. 6n.
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Stride prsei9sn.
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Ointerla1enIbafr oes perltorbenen
(SpnraS S5crt,

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ltnteriebrietenen, ,wpbnbaft i'm sepaebten3amn
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ren (tnp auf Die 5intsrIaGcnIbaft bes Deritcrs
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,pesen biermit aufseforbsrt al Die ltnteribrie'
trncn atsnbs3ablen, uno alle wecbcScrceruns
acn an oielclte babsm ltnc erIucbt, ibre Sers
brrunsen Dor pem iten ndcbitsn 9sptsmter
cin,utrinaen, ramit 2(aee 70 halo ais m6s!lb
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ribti9 erbalten. QSlr Weroen osnislbsn III s
niaen QScd)en meittr beantporten.
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NgW-YORk TRIBUNE.
81 DOUGLAS HOWARD.

o WHAT is Life the bloom hath fed
Tha. flushed ray burning cheek and bro"
And all toe virgin buds Of Joy
Appear ike empty nothipgs now
The thoughts tia: gowed within my SOIL
Are sobered down 70 duh cold prose
Their wings are clipped, their ire burnt cut
Ny spirit longs sOr calm fsPo'e
O whs. is Life It's brightest scsnes
Grow dali, as evening pales the sky
The fairess fowerets esrlies. fade
Tia hopes most cherished soonest die
The sof;es,, most exquisite strains,
Of lose their soul,enrancing power
While Love herself a recreant proTe'
waen Sorrow sh.oads the passing h'ar
O what IS Life a spark Divine
The offspring OF Eternal MIGHT
Forever on It's tireless wing
To gain an hours serene delight
Poor voyager meath changeful skies.
Now bathed in sunshine--now IN tears
II aroops us wing at last, and dies
The yic,im OF despOnding fears
O wha. is Life 4 shooting star
AT best pageant passing by
The actors hustle on the stage
Their exit make, sink down and die
Another group spring up TO Ill
Their places in the motley crowd
And in their tura are swept away
To 5lumber in the dreamess shroud
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For The Weekly Tribune
EVENING
~ \. sNoDonA59.

MILD as the smiling infant sleep.
Still as the ravens dusky wing,
The shades OF Evening DER me creep,
And round their uoiseless curtains hing
at DAYS long hours murnur not,
Nor sigh 70 NEW the dark-browed Night {.
Each has its office-esch its lot
Of Borrowing core and pure delight
Among the crowds Who WOO the Day
Filling witb noise the busting street
Ibcar a spirit free and gay.
Ard move along ON busy feet
NV hear; with worldly hearts may beat
Ms soul with worldly souls combine
Ny eyes the fruits OF Labor greet
Ny voice with laughing voices JOIN
Yet may not, o Nature e'er
NY duty to my kind forget,
Dry up TO Wo the pity ing tear,
Aud gains! high Truth my bosom set
The simple wording is a slave,
Doomed by himself to chains and wo
Whose life from childhood 10 the grave.
Is not zen worth the gamblers throw
'Tis in the holy sympathies
or vir.uous souls with virtuous deeds
Where dwell the best Of human bliss
And choicest flowers from Life 8 dull weeds
ana WDcD Hlnhs cow INT i>Nthihs 'N'i
And rise the golden stars above.
Ny lingering hours Of labor done
so where purer pleasures move
Beside the Tranquil Evening fire.
Amid The calm delights OF home.
Communing hears my heart inspire
With hope of blessed days TO come.
The thoughts of ancient sages there
From bonored books, Treasure wei
and from the Poets iancies rare.
Build me bliss-surrounded cell
But ah too oft the bitter thought
OF Maus injustice 70 his kind
OF woes by traitorous Cunning wrought,
Comes blishtiag Ger my sorrowing mind
The Perjury by Wealth condemned
The patient Virtue suffering wrong
The Innocence by Guilt in hemmed
The Honor stained by SANDERS tongue
Too oft Will partial Judgment strike
At Innocence aud crush or wound
Too Off is honest Truth alike
With cunning FaIsehood scourged and bound.
Q this should teach the human heart
Ere II condemn TO pity Wrong
And rather act the Saviours part
Than strike because its arm is strong
And we may hope Times blessed light
May yet the human heart illume
To set the wavering Judgment right,
And ease the fearful panss doom
Thus round our Evening fires MAJ we
AS we put OF our daily strife.
Feel Tor the worlds sad misery.
And learn the better paths o. lil..
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NJ ARINE JOU RN AL.
PORT OLE NEW YORK.


SHIPS Prince Albert, Scbor. London, Gfinnei!, Min
turn 4 Co; Baltimore Johnson Hsvrc Boyd Hincken'
3 CASTOR Anthony Marseilles Boyd & Hincken
Brig sally Ann, Deshon, Key West w Thorn
& Co.
ARRIVED.
Brig Savannah Dixon Ii DIS i'm Savannah, cotton sc
to Sturges Chairman & Co The : has had succession
of gales from NNW NV and has been blown of lost
ssils 5ulwarla md received other damage. :9th ut
coming up the bay with Pilot en- board in heavy
squat from NV lost ore;orcsail fore topse and split
jib 9th ut OF Montauk, in company with new
ship in ballast bound westward.
Schr Alaric Purnel , de- I'm Wilmington, Nc. naval
stores &c TO Deresetc s. Brown.
Schr Wocott Ryder i'm Boston. 10 Dayton s. Sprag1ie
Schr Excel. Love;t. 81 ds I'm Boston, 10 " Lewis.
Schr Martha Washington Patterson I'm Richmond
Del corn meal and -four
Schr Bay State Clark. i'm Richmond, Hour Sc
Schr Elias Herrick Clarence, Is Dis I'm Sclem mdse
20 r w Ropes 2lst ult, Ezra Lucas seaman, native
of hlidde;own CT knocked overheard By the fore,
boom end drowned
.;chr Banner Carr. I'm Gloucester hsh 70 MASTER
Schr Creole. - I'm Boston.
Schr Phebe. Baxter, I'm Boston
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z.d Assessment Rolls together win E SaTTarls thereto
--ayed directing Them 70 proceed with regard 10 the IN
% 4 .syss Il he manner GiTectrd oy lA"-
- 10 sail themselves Of tie provisions OF ne Act Eeief-
RED 20 IN the above notice % inform nm -sIsol a. V =
7rsrrcs5e s their bills sy b II Teat mess . a. 70
prevent delay yyheu key may Dc prepared 20 pAy us
In compliance stlh resolution Of the MsyoT snd eon-
r,ol Co.rci NOTICE : hereby srtasr gwen taAI se
Csu--ollor VII receive 81 rs o1S- n ts St.S
Buildings. FROM O'CLOCK 4 VI MIL : y ~ On.
"a - ~ Controller.
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sHERIFF',, sAI.E.-By virus Of several wits
- OF fer gacas to NE directed and delivered, viii eN-
pose sale y ed.e>Gay the ninth day OF December
raXi. Al 10 O'Clock. l. Mat .hs yesbue OF The Cuy Hal
OF the CIV New al the CAT, idle aui Interest OF
Edward Vi Hof.urc, which he bad he lot day oil Feb
1ar thousand eight hundred ard toy-sS. or al any
time gftcrya- Of spd 20 all hat contain piece or par
eel OF ground aa uG:dugs 'Aeron erected, situate IN the
Third Ward the Ciyy Of SeysY ur1. tae westerly
side oi Hudsou-stFeet, between Reade and Chambers
said fius0n.sIreet and bounded and described ~ follows
Beginning no point HudsoEstreei about seven feet
s1utrr,v from lie souiherly side OF Reaie,rec aad
r-g thence 0uihery sluuE The westerly side OF Hudson
street siXtyree feet .es ~ the suutleasiery
corner OF huGi2.s thence westerly along Tie >outucT
~ side ut sad building. twenty feet. less 70 he
south westerly corner thereof and thence uurtheTy along
said buildings sNtyone feet. more or less. TO
TIE place beginning; together with tie heretitamenis
and apprriruauces ;hercuHt1 belonging.
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THs CASAL.-We learn thai the boats were
moving Yesterday Between Utica ana Schenectady the
ice breaker had ndtd in setting them in motion, but on
the level between Utcu and Syracuse they were NOV
ing along without the aid Of the breaker The forward
nc lines aided By the presen: mild weather will no
doubt use every effort To get the boat; their des
,inoiion as possible Since Wednesday several boats
which had been caught between tho Nine Locks and
West Troy have locked into the river and been towed
t. this city Albany Argus. Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-02

y On Thursday evening an Irishmsn named
Ponnts ASshou aud killed, on the Rail
road opposite the depo, the borough OF Pesssrine
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xE~~s THE OTISvILLE ExTRS. ~,
SzEsssSppsz--iSsLON of ths New-YorA and Etle -

szEsss.appszE--SSlOS Of ths Seyy-York and Ere -
Railroad will be- opened for psssen-
ger. and freight Tuesday next November Sd vhsn ~
hours departure win be- change and until farmer nou
the arrangement will bs H. follows
Far Paisenger:-eayes New YORK from foot Of Dsib'
ST. NJ 2 O'Clock A. VI. and O'Clock. p. ~
Leayes Onsyille n 81 a. NJ. ard 8 r. Sc
Fare brtwp-n New York and Ousyilie - ~.
For Fregp-Lesyes New York NroG foot Of Dasnes
q. 5 O'Clock P. NJ Otisyilis a. j O'Clock A 81.
October -. 1916. u
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GREAT BOOK FOR FARMERS

Let epery Farmer N lie In5ted StGte5 kave a Copy
Lee ev0ry Enruer in the United states sub.
scribe Tor n Copy for his son. Ii may
prove OF mere value 10 him than II
Horse, or even Enrm.
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WILLIAM JONES, SIcr.t
FREpyRlcS L. NUlrs Deputy Sheriff.
Da,el NeSS-i OK. O.tnher nm. 1915. OF laNtMALs

DN ORDER OF Hon. Michael u.shoeiier First Judge
ID u t. Court Common Pleas for the City and County
New YoiS-N0tCe = hereby given pursuant 10 the
provisions OF the statute authorizing attachments against
ahscond!ng concealed and nonresident debtors. that an
attachment has issued against The estate OF Charles \ Sa-
yoye and y Saoye, nonresident debtors ri he arm OF
Savuv. Crosby Co residents OF HObokeu IN the state OF
New Jersey aud that the viii be sold Tor The pay
J heir debts unless .hey appear and dlSchnrs" such
attachment according Jaw, within nine months from the
frs publication This ld that tire payment OF any
debts them 10y residents OF thIs Stae and the dey
crv them their use, any property within this
state belonging 10 en and the transfer OF any such pro-
perry by then! forbidden by law and void Dated
Tue sEeenti day OF September 1915 II. L. BREWER
SIS ayvqm Attorney for Attaching Creditor. n Wall-si.
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DIsH COTERS-B!oek II Dish Covers Tor sale, II
~ sc.s, a. Sarii.s-slip, by
oNS BOARDMAN < EARI