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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25
Life nj Saratoga.
Correspondence of The Tribune.


SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 81 l5i6
! do wish you Wing Editors OF New-York would
cease your chickering's FOR while and as means
for the accomplishment OF that object think a
week or two at Saratoga with the use Of the Spring
water would be effective Every thing is so
pleasant and agreeable here that you could othave
the heart TO quarrel The weather has been delightful
here fer few days-rather cool perhaps, for Southern
ers before breakfast but after that when the gets
little more it is fine just right TO enjoy ride 10 the
Lake or a walk to the Pine Ridge Cemetery.
The arrivals continue very large here yet, among
them large proportion of Southerners Members OF
Congress sill continue coming also requiring TO recruit
themselves for the coming Winter campaign with a
thorough course of these health giving waters.
Among the arrivals at the United states Hotel to
day notice Mr.. - about whom the gosslpng cores
pondcnt of the Commercial told that story oil insulting
sornc little girls at the Union Hall lie has returned 70
have those stories thoroughly investigated a. ne clun-
10 have been much sandered by the stories got up alter
he left here He would have stad before but that some
i'll advising friends thought that the stories would reiute
themselves if left alone.
Herr Alexander gave his first entertainment here
last evening to full house. who were kept in constant
excitement and curiosity by his tricks and decepuons
The fremont Vocalist's Concerts mt the United
States not quite fully attended hs could wist
their sskes, Tor they really good singers Mrs
Shirley In particular whose voice is OF great compass
and of q and beautiful tone. Yours &c j. NJ J.
Not proven. Our neighbor OF the Courier " In
qurer has been spending time up there ana came
back rather worse if possible, than he went away
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THE WELCOME.
yen from Darts'. IrisA Ballads.

q zen J7Uhf 1-StS - ~ 49,
-..,, ~ ,be evening or come in the morning
go when YOU re looked for come without warning
S;s.ss and welcome you II find here before you
,rd ,he oftner you come here the more u aoof' you
rirh, is my hear. since the day we were pishvSu'
Rcd is my cheek that they told nc was nlSh'ed
The green of the trees looks far Srcener man eve
Ard ina lnne. are singing. True lovers ooh sever
~, mi, CON sweet ow.., 10 wear i: you choose them
~ LATER VOC, 'ye kissed them they Il lie on my bosom
N frtc from the mountain Us breeze TO inspire you
M setca from my fancy tale that IRE YOU
n, your steps like the rain TO the Summarized farm
n sabre and shield 70 knight withou; arInor. CT,
II, .inc vou sweet songs til the stars rise above me-
Then wandering Ii wish you in silence, to love me.
We II look through the trees at the cliff and the eyre
We n tread round the ra;h the track OF the fairy
we ~ look on the stars, and we u lis, 10 the river.
TN YOU ask of your darling VIVA: gift you can give her
o. she II whisper you, Love unchanseably beamng'
And trust when in secret, most tuncl!ly streaming.
TIL the starlight of Heaven above US shall quiyef
And our souls Tow in down Etcrnltys river
Go como in the evening come in the morning
Come when you re looked for or come without warning.
Kisses and welcome you Il lind here before you,
And the Oft ner you here the more II adore you.
Light is my heart since the day plighted,
Red Is my check that they told was blighted
Tnc green Of the trees looks far greencr than ever
And the linncts singing True lovers do nj sever
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11ublir Gonuenanres, &r.


IL, SIlssSse.=zsSs- flOI O-1lt h-ii1Lho+tb'-
The relaying OF the track between
Brideepo and New Milford l55 llilesl
will completed the I'D and the vii! resume
their regular trips between the above named places on
Monday, tie 2iih inst.
ARRANGEMENT.
Passengers leave New York from The pier foot Of Market
O'Clock 7. NJ Sundays excepted) by steamer MINI
rod Capt j. Brooks Jr arriving In Bridgeport hapasL
Elk, and Ne9-ifiord at 8 O'Clock z. ".
Returning, leave Newlilford At o'clock and arrive in
New York II A. NJ freight train with passenger
will run between SewMioId and North Canaan leaving
New-Miord at 10 A. " and North Canaan al 3 Z. NJ
freight train with passenger VIII leave Bridgeport
daily. except Sundays, o'clock a. NJ for New Milford
Returning. leave New-Mlliord, at u VI.
y. B-The trains between North Canaan and West
Stockbrdge vii! be discontinued after the 2h inst for the
purpose Of reayng that part of the track Freight recev-
ed IN New York from a VI. 10 r VI. and positively not
after that hour. r. b. MASON Superintendent
@. NJ PERRY, Agent, New-YorA-oihce on The pier.
Bridegroom, Aug. ID, 1916. auto n
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60 FOR SALE-Or tn exchange for property IN the
eiS CIV Brooklyn Farm situate y miles West OF
-A- Ne~burgh, Grunge Co. y. Y containing about 100
acres nearly all ullable Limestone soil and suitable for
grain grlss and is under good cultivation
chard of grated in full bearing. The improvement
consists of good tvo-siory dwelling and Uuthouse-,
large barn. sheds good the door As per-
son would probably purchase without viewing the premi
-e full description deemed unnecessary The tacili
ties Of getting Newburch from the city generally
well known For terms, &c apply
aul4 2w WRIGHT i LOSER, 10 Front.sL
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
IS HE 1sIarxE BY SPECIAL AraoL.Ings1.

ADVERTISED 1HE TRIBUNE BY SPECIAL AFPoI"TNsSr
}ia Ind be u fzrtser eanet.d,
And all advertisements made under the orders Of the Post
master General Ia newspaper newspapers, of letters
uncslIed ANY Post Office shall DC inserted The paper
or papers the place where the Office advertising
may be seuated, haring The iGrgeTt circulation.
Mo POst Office LA passed March s. i3i5
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publir Gonpenaures, &r.
,Taas .REGrL..AR MAIL LINE be.w

.GSsS REGtL-aR Maj. LINE between
t-r--aifz-sl Boston ami N=vr-lork by .he fast and
splendid steamers OREGON and RHODE
ISLAND.
The steamer OREGON. commanded BY Capt Se;h Thsy-
-r and RHODE. ISLAND. commanded ~ Capt.; Manches-
Ter vii run tErcu- hcu the season from tie day OF
April. IN connection win the SioungtQn snd Providence
and Boston enI PROVIDENCE Railroads. leaving New YORK
daily sundays excepted, from pier No Norh River ~
o'clock Y NJ and stuuinston Al O'Clock, T NJ or upoa
the arrival of the Mai tram from Boston
Tasse steamers unsurpassed IN speed, spendor and
comfort having each OF them IN large con HoiOas private
;aierOoas and 3erhs for 81 persons besides large PIT
vaie TUorus tor families aisl parties.
Te Steamers o.ce1rl Ike most Spefieaccd meu,
sn - H shorten The passage between Se'riois aud Bos-
On luue i 20 hour, thereby drrtvu ~ ample Gine ter
81 the ..ne.s from Boston. North and East
The OREGON N.l leave New YoTA-rues,say, Thurs
Gay sut SATURDAY.
Leave Sionngior-M onday wedae.lsy and Friday
The RHODE ISLAND VIII le1ye New.Yo.k-Mon-
tay. y eJreStey arG friday.
Leave SloElns toni ,Jy, Thursday arJ SATURDAY,
y b.-Pzs>engrr>. on Inc ARRIVAL II lie steamers s.
SioIinsion pncecd immediately q he splendid Railroad
20 Providence and Boston without any delay ari
Baggage Master accompanies each ram 10 Boston ,Ake
eaargc OF The baggage.
Fog PsSae cr freight inquire board OF the boar
rler NJ. ) y. r or NJ GEO. Z. EuRCHILD, No. -
Nes-st or ~ JOHN h RICHMOND Providence. uISl
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FARM FOR SALE.-sima,e on t

- FAR.h FOX SALE.-Sltlate on the Road from
New Rochelle 10 White Plains about equdistan from
- each, containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, All OF which
IL Pow Land excepting Ten Acres, which Wood Land.
The place is divided by lane, and is laid into
for cultivation All the fences of stone, IN
good order and The ground in high Of cultivation
The buildings ell OF good character and in order For
TERMS applyto 5. s. KENYON, on the premises, or OF
dptf j. ADRlANCE, - John-s- Sew-Yor
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r., ms :
~ II RS FROM NEW

~, IfthOt Til y ~ ell
nc RS FROM NEW
YORK TO WHEEL
ING and PlTTSBURG, via PHILADELPHIA. BALTi.
MORE ard OHIO RAILROAD, Cumberland, Md-3S0
MILES RAILROAD.
To Western Travellers -Great United States Mail and
Passenger Route 10 Wheeling, Pinsburg Cincinnati and
the South and West.
Passengers going directly through,
Leave New-York foot OF Lbertyst North River, at 1!
P. II. in the Great Mail Train.
Arrive in Philadelphia at p. ~
Leave Philadep hia al 10 p ". daily-NslTfsn
Arrive in Baltimore At A. VI. ,ol.o
Leave Baltimore Il ~ VI By The Baltimore and ono
Railroad, 1870 miles.
And arrive at Cumberland at r. N. and
Leave Cumberland eI P VI by the National hoP irfs
Good Intent Stage Lines, and arrive IN " AeeNps "
burgh evening. ~, 81 bv
~ THE SECOND MAIL leaves New-Yot s,,,.d a. A. ~
Railroad. Leave Phadelp a, Sundays S Rsti,nore
N. by Steamboat and !. ". by Ralfoad 10 sd mod
Passengers lor Pittsburg take the sp!e9dia w S,
err built Steamboats, Brownsville, anu 49,
- miles OF Staging on the whole route ~ p,.t,,,,
First class Seamboats lta:e w i.I.g ~
hourly and Passengers are forward ~ W, t,re
Cincinnati and ali other Ports in the sou aiI- " ~
81 10 Cincinnati. .,,,,, IN philadel pha Al
rho Ra;Iros5 ofce corner Of Market and EteVe4L4 81,
- Sour b,i and on BOARD steamboat, DoSH'I 20,
FARE rh-oug rom Philadelphia to Wnee.-l2 .rJ
hn-T ,y,h n, privilege stopping ~ pa..o
resIrnIng seats z, pleasure. For sT ENWTR Ag-n
Railroad OHce foot OF Lbery-sL al or Cty Ho.
al Adams a. Co.'S No. 10 WaI.-s- d. II ~ 80 mai eod
tel, No l3) Broadway
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r~ 1910 NEW-YORK, 2.se.4ssI.II.sIi
y XII AID TROY -ss.-.-=--

- sA zz55fsSNznp hXP F e s -.
Troy and Ohio Le TOY s1 9,I Esy Troy ard oao
and Ohio Line; Detroit Line ,s
Line: Northern Transportation LEE
Red Bird Packets and Stages 70 kindly Pesse l.
CO. 54ss Ella. Il pa aeGss5 Pope 6F H and
others, propr.e;crs iii, lesye New York, Aba
NJ s and Rs ay q 4S sS4x the IVES o The ssn
ea P5oPfs;o'i 5 'a s s9Gs ms aad oilers ave
e I'M IN he a sss@. o as. III a s IN good
There are rs boats OF me s.V t OF fare will be KEEP:
IN liz e and WI any Psr.R be General
i Iasse go o ss YORK Albany and Troy
Offices. f.ans,,I passage Agent
mJl 2awtf eN'
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,L--3s--2--z, Through WITHOUT hnding--New-Yofka and
Albany Lne.-rhe fast and splendid new
steamboat EXPRESS, Capt. a Hitchcock, viii leave tho
foot of ROinson.sL above Barclay, every Tuesday
Thursday anu Saturday, o'clock. The Express is H.
ted viii, the best OF furniture. with spacious satcrooms
and good tcs. With the public patronage the travelling
par OF the community may be- OF low fare the enre
thruu l For passage freight apply the Cap
on board OF GEO. T. STANLEY,
fIn tTfirt.p iuek
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G1 w ESIEltN EJN.NDN iui SUI
Large tracts Of land situated the counties OF Wood
- Richie. Lewis, Gilmore, Kanawha, Mason, Jackson,
Cahe Wayne amounting the whole 10 hundred
and seveni -four thousand hundred aud oriyone
These lands form part OF large quantity conveyed many
wears since for the North American Land Company
The surviving Trustees Of that concern wishing 10 wind up
affairs IN the spcedest manner practicable now ohcr
these lands for sale IN large tracts ut io prices ana on Ia
vorsbie 80
Mcsl ofthe,r lands counties bordering on the Ono
river, and in the vicinity OF important towns rivers and
part being well adapted 20 al the purposes OF agriculture
while the inferior portions are suited to the grazing o
sheen and cate The climate OF that region Is pleasant and
healthy and from Tie increasing current OF emigration tue
country IS rapidly improving
Desirable opportunities here afforded for companies
OF EN-. select large tracts upon WHICH 10 make their
settlements. -.
Persons wishing purchase WILL II presumed desire
10 view lands and for this purpose every facility III the
way ofinfonnaon will be- furnished by the Undersigned
The taxes upon the lands paid up in full For farther
information respecting them application may be made At
the office the Company No. 81 Sansom.sL Philadelphia
or the subscriber. j. NJ STEED, Agent.
NILS ltawbul PHrasrsObrs, WOOD Co. Va
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
ship Orleans, Buncll, New Orleans, VIM Nelson.
Bark Jum,alls Blanchard, City Point
Brigs Afford, Moxey Neuvias, D Curtis; Madison,
Hoey, Savannah, Sturges, Chairman & Co.
schrs w Kempton, Osborn, Norfolk NOV Wright,
Petersburg
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GENrLEMEN,s LIST.

| Adams, T. +
AckeTnsnJos
Adams. J
Adaneon,C ouS stunt
Addison. \ L X C
Able, John
Ackley, John
Adams, John !
Abbott, Capt Jcre-
.llah
Alderman. 8 D
Abbott, Isaac 4
Allan. Francis
Adpeatener, Mr.
Allen, James Il
Alien, James Il
Allen, Thomas y
Allen. DAVID X
Ameluug. IL \
Aldrlch, DAVID
Allen, John
Allen. John \ ME
Allen, Capt
Alden. Sidney
Allen. Edward =
/ Atwel, William
Arouhavy. Mr.
Ans!ey. William
ANGEL. Stephen
Andrews, HeaTS
! Anderson. Eugene
Acknowledgment
AveN, Albert y
Ash, rhos Franklin
Archer, Hon JAS I
Angle, Lewis NJ
Armstrong. JHres
AppeIon, Samuel
Armstrong, James
AudTews,f arC:iGM
Anderson, } C
Avery, George W
Askew. NJ :
hacker. Henry
hnbSoSk, w II
Sacoa, Samuel c.
bagg, Rev ID T
Black, John
kradiiurst, " W
Bragg. Sowle;
| Blackwell. Edw X
! Babccck, Charlie,
| Bailey, Edward
| Baldwin, Timothy
/ Baker, George
Baker, \o-val W
Baker, George {
! Baker, David w
I Baker. William :
( Brant, William
Braaueu,C Cap! Dan
icl II
Baker. BerJagin
Barnuin. W X
Barnes. 4 A
Barnes, W
Barnes, john
Barnard, L l.
Barker, L l.
Barrier, Anthony
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List of Letters Remaining in the " Y, Post Office,
Saturday, August %:

~ Phase zren;ior INC DATE o. rH LIS: ts sRSei Mey
are adret;seA LADIES LIST:
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DY WRIT e OF a precepi issued out OF and under the
ID seal Of the Court OF Over and TerGer 10 directed
and delivered, proclamation ! hereby made, he. Cont
Over aud Terner and jail Delivery and for the city
and county o NeyvIoFh wl! he held II the CITY Hall Of
said city the first Monday of October and all per-
bound 10 appear by recOguZance otherwise and all
Justices OF the Peace i. Coroner High Constable. petty
COusiabe- and NtsGa- and ali persons bound ~ prose-
in said Court be and there, in their proper
persons with er rolls records indictments and other
membranes 10 DO those things which 70 their Offices n this
behalf shall appertain 90 be done
Given under my hand III the Sheriff Office the 18th day
of July. 1915, and Of our Independence the 10Th.
iva lawtlstMorOct WILLIAM JONES Sheriff
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-.U~'vs TROY MORNIN(. AND EVENIN(;

Nm LINE for Albany and Troy. MORNING
- LlNE-'rhe Steamboat TROY, Capt Cor.
ham, VIII leave Tuesday Thursday. and Sslrday.-Ths
steamboat NIAGARA. Capt VIM. Ellsw orh, will leave
Monday "Wednesday and Friday al O'Clock, 4. NJ from
the Steamboat Pier foot OF Barcay-sL Tor Troy and inter-
mediate places.
VIM. II. Peck VIII leave Monday, Wednesday and Friday
The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt r. B, Macy, viii leave
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings al O'Clock,
from CortlHndst Pier, for Albany and Troy direct
~ The above boats OF the rst class they com.
anded experienced and officers and for speed
and accommodation superior to most and Inferior 10
pone on the river lea
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-. NAND TKUY-Passage SI.-Bredkias and
DiUner board the Boat Passengers
taking this Loaf viii arrive in time b take tue Evening
Train Of Cars from Troy Buffalo, and north 10 Sar
atugO, and Lake George.
The steamboat NIAGARA, Capt. VIM. Ellsworth, Will
leave Monday Wednesday and Friday, nj O'clock, A NJ
from the Pier foot Barcay-sL-returui ming opposite
days. ~ For Passage Freight apply on board.
+ Il Hall Il Office m The Wharf,
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N PURSUANCE o. an order Of ne Surrogate OF The
County OF YokNotce = hereby given to all per.
having claims against Patrick Nolan late of The City
OF Nrwiork. grocer deceased. present the with
The voucher, hereof 70 - subscriber rs residence No
81 Madl-0n IN The City OF NewYori. on or before the
eighth DAY of January neAt-Dated New-York the sixth
day OF July, 1916. THOMAS DOLAN
Ii lsWsm ADMINISTRATOR with le .rnaYed
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pY ORDER OF Morris Fosdick ESQ. u Supreme Court
ID Cou!mssior-r-Notice i bereby given, that attach
eat hss issued against the -sate OF Thomas Johnson
nonresident debtor and thai The viii be sold for the
payment OF his debts unless he appear and discharge such
attachment according law within nine months from tie
first publication this notice; and that Tie payment OF any
debts due him by residents this State, and the delivery
him. for h- use, OF any property within this STATE be-
longing him. and - transfer OF any such property by
1915 WELLS BROOKS, A,ty. for Attaching Creditor
al lawsrn Spr.rgvIl-, Ere County
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.INDEPENDENT MORNING LINE

,Egr,-2ysS--d o'clock for Albany from pier foot VI
Wancn-st; touching a. the foot OF Ham
mOudt-PHssage ~ .0.-Breakfast and Dinner provided
on board The swift and magnificent steamer IRON
WITCH Captain Stephen K Roe, ~ll leave the pier foot
OF Warrcnst every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Landing at Van Courandts Westponr, Newbnrgh, Nil.
ton, Pokeep-ie, Hyde Park Kingston, Caskl sud Hudt
son. RetuTiing-Leaye- Albany Monday, Wednesday ard
Friday. aul2 {
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rNlrED sT,rEs MML LINE.

At Five O'Clock, 7. M.-Lanins At Intermediate Places
From The icu- OF BHrcay-st.:
steamboat ROCHESTER,, Capt. -. viii leave on
MONDAY, Wednesday, Friday and sunday afternoons al
S,cainboa, SANTA CLAUS, Capt B. overbagh, will
leave On Tuesday Thursday, and saturday, o'clock T NJ
- Apply ou hoard, al he Qtcc on the Wharf ana
1T" . MORNING; LINE at ocl0ck-For Al
tr,a.: Ii Nhauy. Troy and Intermediate Landings
lum the Steamboat Pier nj the foot OF Bar
clay-s The NIAGARA leaves Ncw-Turk Monday. We'd.
r.,,iay sid FRIDAY O'Clock. \ VI Leaves Troy Tues
day Thursday and saturday, ~ o'clock \. VI Breakfast
ans Dinner board the hoHt
Passengers taking tai, boat Will arrive In line to take
the Evening rrns of Cars from Troy West L. Buffalo and
North to Saratoga, Whitehall and Lake Chmpiln.
An Goods Freight. Baggage Bank Bils, specie or sny
other Kind cf property, Hcu pat or shipped ON board s
Boat. must be- al lie r-k OF the Owners OF sucn Goods,
Freight. Baggage, &c.
For Passage Freight, apply board, or to +. B.
u Al. L.. al line Office. on TN, wharf aus
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f.Ntll--AN Through without lantlng-Nrw-l oIk and
Albany Iiuc.rhe new and splendid steam
er BELLE. Capt. Samuel Schuyler. Will leave NewEork
for Albany every Monday "Wednesday aud Friday, A. 7
O'Clock + VI. from the foot Of RobnSor-sl The Belle Is
fitted ny With splendid S,Herooms and foo speed comfort
and sryi. surpassed by any boat The Hudson river
Fortnight passage, inquire OF TIE Captain On board or
a NJ. SOuihst
Passengers taking the BELLE will arrive IN Alts'ny IN
ample time for the morning train OF East or West
y B-Fraight ,n.eu al moderate. raiep. jyi6 II
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ARRIVED,
Ship John Gossler, Fairtowl I'm London and the
Downes July 81 ~ tons chalk to Woodruff Il Mncurn.
July 30 lat - ~ long 81 80 spoke brig Valiant I'm Bris
sol for Newfoundland I'd July experienced a heavy
gale from w TO Way 10 for Ii hours under main
spencer The 1ess'er was Oh Georges y day with light
winds. 800 steeraee passengers
Bark Bra2ilero, Williams from Rio dc Jaaeiro July
10 1895 bags coffee TO 5 Bars;ow * Co Spoke bound
IN. brig Morezu:na. Kelly from Baltimore bound IN 10
Rio Janeiro. Aug L. lat - IL long u % spoke brig
Southern OF snd from Boston for Port Prince lS DAYS
out; 23d, Sandy Hook bearing w distance 20 miles
spoke bark Nicholas Brown, from Masnzas for Rhode
Island
Schr Richmond. Keller, TN :, Thotnss lime.
Schr Lesndcr, Baker, I'm Newport in ballast,
Schr Excel, Lowell, I'm Boston, mdsc Howes. Godfrey
& Co.
Schr Ysnuc, Baker. Philadelphia. coal
Schr Oneida Virginia, wood
Schr Catherine Dix, Cherys;one corn
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CORPORATION NOTICES

OF property for unpaid Taxes will take place al public euc
ION al the City Hai OF The city OF NeT-York on Fricar
Tie eighteenth day OF september L O'clock al noon
and be continued from day day until tie whole OF .ad
properly sAa Dc sold, and that the detailed statement of
IL }IopeE 70 De sold for unpaid Taxes published in
ne Jay G!ooe newspaper printed and published in The
~ % -NeW-i ors JOHN EVEN COMPTROLLER
Coiuptro-ers o;ice, June 10th 1916 ,I6 IawI4v
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.---.S O'CLOCK. for Albany from the Steamboat
Pier foot OF Warren.si PassageSl. Lcav-
iug Ncw-Yor> on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. Al
l6ny, Tuesday, Thursday and saturday Landing al
Iurgl Hampton, Bristol. roughSeepsie, Hyde Park.
Kingston Upper Red Hook Bristol, Cashll, hudson,
CuNsAcke.
Passenger, taking THIS boat will arrive for the
Albany West TO Buffalo North 10 sara
tula, Whitehall and Lake Champian.
The new and elegant low pressure steamer METAMO-
RA, Capt y H. Smith, WIN leave above Breakfast and
dinner on board For freight passage apply board
generally understooI tina, The Morning Limo
leaving ii o'clock \ VI charge -, we take this method
inform the public thai by taking tie steamer METAAtO
RA. % O'Clock \. NJ they themselves 81, and
Albany earlier hour than by the Old Line
Passenger. Al beware Oi tie decoy runners OF the North
America rs size has put by the Old Monopoly,
the same hour, run oil tho Metamora
Fare 10 Van Cortlandrs Dock IS cents Poughkcepsr, ~
r@ .up
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H; N Tile residence OF the late Robert Campbell.
in Hackeusack Bergen county. Y. J. consist
ing Of good ,wo-siorv dwelling hoUso with wing and
i.chen sttachcd well excellent waier the grounds
are well stocked with fruit trees ami shrubbsry together
Nj. ,l .ut, ot,hOu,es There aye ~ Of choice
land bc IN tie ceuir, u The village Eor terms. Nc sp-
plv to BLEECKER y VAN YKF, No. IS Pinc->L
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~ FOR SALE OR LEASE-'rhe new and ele-
E,; giant House No. Ii Deyst. well calculated for public
No. private house. Inquire On the premises Posses
sion immediately. auli lhl'
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DY ORDER OF Robert W Livingston, Esq supreme
ID Court Commissioner notice = hereby given that an al
achmen has been .ssued against The estate o; Alexander
Young nonresident debtor, due proof made 10 the
said Supreme Court Commissioner pursuant 10 the dec
lions o; the concerning Attachments against al
scouding concealed and nonresident debtors and that
The viii De sold for the payment of bis debts unless
liz. SAID Alexander Young appear and discharge such al
gchment according law within nine months from The
publication OF this notice ana that the payment OF any
debts due hin by residents OF this STATE and The delivery
hn or for his OF any properly within this stat. BE-
longing said debtor, and the trunstcr by hun OF any such
property. forbidden by law aud void Dated Au-
gust eth. 1916. o. KELLOGG. ATTY. for
anls iay4rn Attaching Creditnr EtlzabetioNn. y. Y.