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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26
alertines.

CS Third w ard.-A an election held by order oil the
Ward Committee, al No. % Warren.st on "Wednesday,
March 25h following persons were elected by ina
jority OF 329 votes:
For NIayoraity Convention,
J. DE PEYSTER OGDEN. DR. A SIDNEY DoANE,
SMITH DUNNING.
To Nominate Charter Officers.
RoBEKT L. CRooKE, THOMAS WARD,
FRANCIS B. HALL. JOHN BALL.
WILLIAM ERBETT. JEREMIAH LATHROP
MOSES A. HOPPOCK, THOMAS MCKNIGHT
THOMAS C. DOREMUS.
By order Of SESSs$ FHSr %sS
S ssauEE r +. m nkssS: W Ts'5a
By resolution Of the Ward Committee the above Commit.
tees have power 10 fill all vacancies
JAMES E. WOOD, Chairman Ward Committee
W s,sI,sn, l. Ssa .4s2 Secretaries y
u The General County Meeting of the Ma
tive Americans OF the City and County OF New.York
respond the nominations of the Nominating Committee
For Mayor
WILLIAM B. COZZENS.
For sims Rouse Comn,,s,oner,
ABRAHAM 3. RICH.
will he held at American Hail. corner OF Broadway and
Grsndst on Thursday evening 10Th inst al y O'Clock
Gen Dearborn OF Mass Gen P Sken Smith and w. d. Ba
kerr Esq Of Philadelphia. and other eminent advocates
their couutrys will he and address the
TO your brehren by like glorious victory
that they have SO lately and triumphanly achieved.
RALLY RALLY! RALLY!
John A. King, George w Morton.
NJ. Lalevre, Ell Leaviit,
Com. from the Executive Committee.
r D. Hunt, A. Thomspon,
J. c. Mandell VIM. Marks,
IL Com. from the County Convention.
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DIED

At Brooklyn, Wednesday morning. the 10Th inst
Mrs. MARY wife OF Randall q Greene, age i9years.
Funeral on Friday P. NJ a, o'clock from the resi-,
dence OF her husband 76 Henryst between State and
brakeman Friends OF the family are invited 10 attend
m26 q
AT Brooklyn. on Tuesday 9th inst at r NJ aiVe' d
lingering illness by dseafe OF the heai' IL
the Goth year of his age, ROBERT BACH
The friends OF the fa2iy invited 70 aleu9 MS 'u
neral from hts late r,sid.oce, No 20 concord-s on
On Tuesday mornng,Mrech oath, a; hslfpas, O'Clock
of a lingering illness PERSIyAL PLACE, in the 65th
year of his -,
His relatives and friends requested to attend his
funeral from lla Walserst Thursday, March goth,
st5 NJ without farther Invitation. m25 -
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lJatent 4lc0lriucs
soHENCK's PULMoNIc SYRUP,


CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINT, ScRorULA, &C.
fTiSaN UNDgNIABLE FACT that Sch-ncks Pulmou.
lie Syrup has made sui greater than any ether
sppgrent 10 every person who investigates merits it
pens the matter in the ung and assists expe 1t
from the system II promotes healthy secretion OF bile
and removes all impurities and diseases from the stomach
and liver.
Those who have ured it, always testify 10 its healing vr
tues for their suerngs aayed and health restored
through the bamy influence of the Puonc Syrup In the
whole world medicine thai has made such great
cures as all the certificates that have been published true
10 the letter. aud others may be al the Office
No. 4 Corl!and-st
The genuine Pulmonc Syrups prepared exclusively by the
proprietor and is for sale al HE principal Office, No Cori
land where receive advice have either their
lungs examined and obtain pamphlets describing CON
SUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT,
free of charge. For sale also by a. b. Sands Co. rs
Broadway Hu,chings, 245 Beecker-st; Ford "a Fourth
at cor Wooster; EveFt, e6 Hudsoa-s; Dr. Gardner, %
Montgomery.s Jersey City; w. A. L t a. Van Zandt,
cor Smith Deap-si. Brooklyn; Redding Co. State
81. Bo.ton.
Please bear in mind P S. Beekuan does not sell my
orignn Genuine Pulnonc Syrup aud TO avoid deception,
apply for the old established Medicine, No Cortland
Al m2S 2tThSS
DATENT MEDiClSES.-The subscriber wishes 10
purchase quantity of Patent Medicines OF the different
descriptions The object OF advertising Is TO purchase
cheaper than The PropTetos prices ANY person having
medicine dispose OF cheap hnd cash customer by
addressing Patent Medicine, Tribune Office ms 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26

coal Fields in fact one and the came in contguy
and in quality, but having each separate The
Union Canal connects Pinegrove with the Susquehanns
stste Canal sixty three miles from Havre de Grace
The Bear. Mountain Railroad joins the main Canal at
Dauphn eighty miles from Hsvre de Grace IL began
snd is expected to be completed in year, and when
done will send down half million OF tons Of coal and
iron annually. The Ly kons Valley Railroad and "ica'
nisco Canal coneectng with the main line eghtyseven
miles above Havre de Grace very nearly completed,
ana when So will also send down It's half million
tons.
At Sudbury, one hundred and twenty miles above
Hayre de Grace a Railroad tropl the Shsmakn Mines
intersecs the Canal The L Dad in use and the
good Seventy miles farther North tue main liue of
nal passes through the great coal beds OF the Wyoming
Valley. Even from tSese distant mines coal Can
be transported 10 haVre de Grace aud sold at proht
athree dollars per 10 and from the nrst named region
can be dei'eieu at the place at two dollars and
twenty-five GENIE per top and oi quality superior Tor
paflof CRATES the generation of steam as TO insure
its pfeceoe IL all markets where may be INTRO
duced
By oe West Branch Susquehanna Canal, and by the
!uf ,,s DIVISION the great Allegheny otuminous coal
6elds are reached. the quality is much approved tor
mechanical uses and The avenues are now complete
any quantity may be had
Western Railroad--Boston Estimate lor ic1o-lh
come Accounl-Nett revenue Tor 1850. II Il "eie 49,.
the as Tor ESQ -"''-'000
Increase OF receipts the cst l0we= ks vi 1850 over
The IKE ~ weehs VI lci5 ~o'Uoo
E,IInalcd for the rest oil the year. iof AZ
weeks, from regular business 4E,Vou
Esumste OF profits from the Express or spe-
cial trains from Albany 10 Boston, al 10" rate
oil fare. "'i00O
'. ,ar ~ pSa &C calculated ~ o...... 10000
iD s,asas s' Fund 10000
Amount resIoted 10 Income Account by the ere
alton or The shares, being reserved earn 800,
ipgs prior 10 lS45. IloVOo
S432OOO
Ii the Directors divide s per cent on the new ooo
capital VI 81, 400 GU. ------ -.-OO0
There will be surplus dividend SIoOUuU
Ii is stated that the balance in favor OF the Banks
of Philadelphia against those OF New-York Is S7ooooo
The Baltimore American states that careful ex-
animation Of the entire line OF the Tide water Canal
shows that the SUN Of twenty-five thousand dollars VIII
be REQUIRED to put the Canal good navigsbe condition
Measures are already adopted for efectng the necessary
repairs with all possible dispatch. farce Of al least
i've hundred men will be 10 work immediately, with
me determination OF having the entire ne ready for the
passage OF boats by the last week in April.
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NEW CARPETINGS,
lao. on cloth, 10 d,r The soriog trade.

Floor Oh Cloths &c. for the Spring trade.
SMITH LoUNsBERRY, 44s PEAsL-sT OPPOSITE WILLIAM
RE NOW DAILY RECEIVING their supplies of Car
petnys for the Spring trade embracing al OF the latest
and many of which entirely new and un
surpassed for elegance The assortment complies Roya
Fine Ingram Carpetngs Floor OIL Cloths from TO feet
WIDE without seam old and well seasoned Venetian Car
pets of all the various styles and widths Rugs Druggets
msnt OF all other articles connected with the trade.
Persons about urnhing private residences hotels steam
boats and ge will find Il decidedly 10 their advan
tage 10 examine this before making their seee
tons as are offering such Inducements rarely
ba mel with An experienced uphosterer in constant
ploy 10 cut carpets and oil cloths ut the shortest no
r. mia 2Wis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26

G KnoN's Fashionable Hats FOR the ensuing
Spring are now reAy for inspection aad sale al Ito Fulton
St tbeween William aud Nassau To those who mol
The vosres of fashion, bu, always wish 10 look uniform in
the kind OF Hst they wear which most becoming them,
can hsye her Hats made TO order very short notice.
mil lmist
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CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 2S-l. PO-
from New. hampshire; The Old Washerwoman; Margaret
by Henry VIM Herbert The Weed by Mrs. F. 5. Osgooc
Winter in the Country. II. EDITORiAL-The Oregon
Question; Free Sufrage-The Morning News; improving
and Reproving; The Murder of Van Nest; The Liberty
PartyThe Express Corporations; The Halifax EXPRESS
A Triumph Complete; Birneyisni-TeNas-F Free Suffrage
&c. Ill. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for The State Con-
veltion; New. Hampshire; Philadelphia Chicago Elec
ton; Close Voting Cortland County, &c ~. NEWS
Tweuty-Two Days Later from Europe, by the Hberuls
BY our Special and Extraordinary Express frcm Halifax
From Ne-Z-aland Appointments by the President; From
Lake Superior; Later from Domingo; From Cape Hay
Ii; The Winnebago Indian War Important from The Rio
Del Norte-A Battle Expected; Correspondence OF The
Tribune from Illinois, Orleans, Albany, Warrington
&c; PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS- by our Regular Cores
pondent; NEw-f DIRK LEGISLATURE; Later from Texas
Van Dlemans Land Prisoners The Army OF Occupaiion
The Late Wrecks Ibe Coast OF NewJersey; From Ha
vaAa The Hudson River The Horrit Murders al Auburn
More abou, the Freshet, &c V. MlSCELLANEOuS-Th
Poor Mar-An Ideal Sketch Pencil Sketches from the Gal
ery OF House of Meeting o! The Farm
ers Club in Newiork; Mr. Haywood's Speech The River
Grrrii Smith; Letter Paris The Halifax Express and
The Newspapers City Items, from The Daily Trbunei
Rev Charles T. Torrey; Mr. Cshouns Speech Extracts
from our Foreign Files; Constitutional Reform &c. VI.
COMMERCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Stocks,
Money, Catile Market
Single copies put up in wrappers for The Mails be
obtained al The desk-price ct cents
Ey TERMS-SS per Year. AL subscriptions payable
irhaxibly in advance Address
GREELEY Il McELRATH, Tribune Buildings,
Cor. Spruce and Nassau SIS opposite the City Hall.
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Garpetlng.
NEW CARPETINGS,
Floor OIL Cloths, &c. for the Spring 1Tade-
r. SMITH, JR. & Co.

r. SMITH, JR, & Co.
No. 254 Broadway, opposite City Hall
IyAVE NOW In their warehouse, and are constantly
receiving the richest and elegant styles Of Car
petngs embracing the patterns and comprising
variety which for beauty and extent Ii entirely unsur-
passed Among the may be found the following
kinds of goods adapted every mode OF furnishing viz
ELEGANT FRENCH AuBussoN CARPETS.
ENGLISH ADMINISTER.
ROYAL VELVET WILTON, and
TAPEsrRIE VELVET and BRUSSELS CARPZrisos.
ofne beautiful designs and rich colors superior
thing before received Three Ply Superfne aud Fine In
grain Carpeings of every variety; Venetians Plain,
TyilIed and pamask OF every quality and width.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
OF various patterns and description containing many
tely new designs old and well seasoned resdyor immedi.
ale use together with completes assortment of all other ar
icIes connected with the trade
All persons furnishing private residences, hotels and
steanbosts will find their advantage 10 examine this
assortment goods before making their selections these
goods we Oder exceedingly low prices m9 lms'
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General Notices.

r. Anatomy and Physiology with the Mani
lsiu-, IL c.-DK WIETISG Will commence popular and
condemned coarse of Lectures Clinton Hsi Thurs
day evening" March &C. s7! o'clock. Anatomy aud Ply
sology be Illustrated with six foot manikins, 1t
six sxe!eon large collection Of models separate from
the msnikns exhibiting large scale every part OF the
eye ear throAt &c. and large collection OF aaasoica!
paintings Frat Lecture fr-e-remainns Lectures l2
.,,..scb MA Sus'
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Dais.
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z APv & ~

LEASY cos
FASHION FOR SPRING, 1916.
~ The preference universally manifested
for our present style OF Geneuans Hats has decided
continue the same for the ensuing season
LEARY & co. Ha,ters, Nos. 8, aud 5 Aston House.
New.York Fish. 18Th, 1916.
Circulars descriptive OF the popularity OF our style, for
wHrded by addressing us postpaid. 2sfih
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snIe. of Real Estnle.
}y Il. J. Bleecke

BY a. J. bletcHtT
3 lots on llth.st. near Avenue B. each % by 94s
ieet 81 200 each $1,000
Lot on 10Th ST. near Avenue b. IS by 94s I475
By Jas. NJ Miller.
Bouse and lot 80 Nassaus IS by 100 ft.-----. $1,000
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MARRIED

On the evening of the 2+th inst. By RI Rev. Bishop
McCoskey. THOMAS HILL. Esq. of Watsal England,
10 HELEN NJ daughter OF Alva Spear, Esq of this city
On Tuesday, the cath inst by ,Rev. |. Ferris Mr. NJ.
B. BGELoW TO Miss ADALnsE A daughter of John
Farsmsn all OF this city. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26

sEH- Spring style.-S5 Hats for s. 50, nj MLLS'S
lis Broadway, Howard Ho,eL-The public will bear in
mind hsl The above such bats usually sold for
IS So bat higher priced article S. hat, ana ell that
is asked for it is IS 50. mas Owls,
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EDUCATION.


KY H. DIFF respectfully invite, attention OF parents
w 10 his establishment at New Brighton for Classical,
Commercial and General Education The peculiar sdvan
tapes which this Institution offers will be found worthy OF
.oce Circulars the English French Spanish and Ger
mar languages obsGnet N-ssrs. GOD
Soss All Broadway, at inc Academy. which may he
LsmndMv. .NcnI.tl In24 3,is Think $.
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EGen,lemen's Huts-SprIng Fnshiou.-BlRD,
cor Pine and Nassau si-Geniemens Hats of the Spring
Psern uniting much elegance and beauty of style are now
ready for examination and sale by the subscriber.
mh2O lm!s' BIRD Cor. Pine and Nassau s,I.
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Schools.
nokpnISC school,

BOARDING SCHOOL.-Irvfug Institute larry.
ID how'd, y. Y.-NILLiAM 2. LYos. 4 M. Principal
Summer oessol commences hrs: OF MAJ To those who
desire 30 pIsc- al Boarding School the advantage.
offered This institution are heieved equal If no, superior
10 .uy has o-en 10 huccessfa operation eight years
b location shtfu and ssluhrious IL conyenrut o. nc
c-ss from he city The -dihce uodious and comfort
ahethe rounds smp-. and di.connec.ed from the
VILLAGE The govern n Is efficient but mild resembling
thai 5 well regulated Chrstiau family and no Dayrcho
ars are received ~ eouhersc the sauAry Influence OF fam
The -y-ifn ofn-ucon Is designed not merely TO sdvsnce
perfect The pupil IN the branches ndi-d bat to develop
and instruct the judgment 20 e1igher the understanding
10 form tbe habits, and 10 give moral aud direction
~ tn .ncnslous
term. DC VII BE- found Ia The FOR this year 10
hai on application al hs Institute The Book Stores o;
Bartlett .od Wexford, Broadway Growers. SIS Broad
WAY; RAJ gors', 10 Bowery.
References. by permission, TO the following distinguished
gentlemen In,
Hon. D 8aj- Webster.
Captain Alexander Slidell Mackenzie
Hon Guilen C. Verplenck.
Nsihan. el 3 Holmes, Esq ieii'o"n'
Z-b,dee Cock. Jr. E-q.
VIM Cullen Bryant, Esq.
Francis Hal, Eec New L ork City.
C.ofsr T Triuble.
j r Van Rensselaer,, NJ D.
Haruer & Broth-rs, ms sseod
PERTH AMBOY SEMINARY.
r91uE SUMNER SESSION Of Institution will COM
! lnenc- on "Wednesday, May 9Th
There viii be few vacancies for Youth OF habits
ce-irous OF improvement
From past expetsucc nu succes' uS rlWcipais ifei
IN assuring The public that the
sonAble expectations OF their patrons viii be realized
The oc7oa and provisions Of this Institution afford
usual facilities for pleasure aud safety in bathing.
TERMs-S7 per session OF y weeks board and tuition
win use of books for all English siudies.
Circulars with testimonials may be had Dodd's Book
store Brick Church Chapel, ~ York OF the Principals
s. Z. WOODBRIDGE,
MO if-od ). G WOODBRIDGE
NEW BRIGHTON Classical and Military Acacemy.
N-Tne semi annual Elocucnsry aud Military Exercises
will take place u, Palmo's Opera House Moncsy
ing March 3H.h O'Clock precisely. The friends OF
of he young Gentlemen and of Education are respectfully
invited 10 attend. Tickets OF admission obtained
M. Bookstore OF M-ssrs r Lockwood Son, All Broad
wav [m.6 SITS, w. H DUFF. A. NJ Principal
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Trade of the Hudson.

Produce and Coaa,ry Merchandise 4rrirsd Ne,o York
MARCH 26-Barse Loespor,, old TROY Line Pope Catln
Ass.t-l4s6 bbs flour Jno w. Thorne; 1874 do T. NJ
Vail; l0a do Pope Catn 10 hhds tcs hams. Haight
Gillespie & Co.; 277 smoked HAMS Gilbert & Wood
ward
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CARPETINGS,

TIME extensive and we'll stock OF the late m OF
i w. w CHESTER CO. consisting OF ROYAL, WILL
TON BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY, Ingram and VENETIAN Car,
pepg Of elegant patterns and from the most approved
AMERICAN Floor Oil Cloths, for sale at reduced prices al
No Iei BROAD ,yny corner of Dey.st ml6 2wisr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26

E Gentlemen,s HRts-Spring Fsshion-WAT.
SON CO., l5 Chalhsn-st The Spring style Hats are
new ready for ms pecton III the Subscribers.
ms lmisTh SSTu WATSON 4 co. ISL Chs;hauist
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Daily Arrivals OF Produce. stock, &c. by the
New.YOrk nnd Erie railroad COMPANY

(No arrival OF Tow. Boats)-J F. C1arkson Agent.
MARCH 25-Barge ontario. Capt. po&,-2sa sides
leather Hyde s. Tremsn; 25S do Bangs & Melvin; $50
do Gilman Small & Co; l9S do Buckley & Brooks IS 600
lbs leather A. Towney 10 tubs butter Capt 6. Coleman
6do Capt King 900 bdls Irvine J. Qusckinbush s. Co;
70 bbls apples H. Wiley; IA do j. Bly, ITO 6ds iron and
steel NJ Person & CO. $3.50 lbs pig iron DO, LIS nests
dozen baskets Z. Vanduzen; 40S calves sheep s
dressed hogs TO order.
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rS- Spring Fashion for Hair Cutting, 1916.
e. Phalon, GA Broadway.
N g. This is the only establishment, where clean brush
,sused for each person m2 lmis
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DAGANINI CLOCK.

DAGANISI CLOCk..-This clock, which goes
IL" on one string, requires weights sprng key is
ornamental very low priced and for sale al the Housekeep
ers Emporium together with many other novelties in the
Hou,ekeepng line. SMITH, TORREY l. co.
n2S = Maiden-,Ane.
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VNWELFTH-WARD LUMBER. Ah ~, q. .n Ie
4 foot OF FIfty-,ourth-st end Hudson Ryer-The sub-
scrber has constantly hand and !. receiving arg a.
sortmen OF Lumber Of every descIipuon' ~niSn ST
Al The iowesl prices by InA 2wis o. s. MOTIF.
C,TERFOTYPE PLATES.-For Sale, the Plates Of
popular standard work. new, Of nest style and hrst
rate workmanship VIII be sold very low 10 cash custom
err Apply a, Harris, l06 Broadway. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-26

PASSENGERS ARRIVED
IN The sktp ALiea, from CharestoR-Mr w Merse-
hs, lady and . children; w Woodward, Ely Field, and
3 In the steerase
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" Window Shade Depot, No. sprIce-st.-,-
10000 pair always hand Persons about furnishing their
houses viii lesS 100 per cent by calling at the De-
pot bAkTOL q De MANN.
BCord Brosses and Tassels In lots sui. al manuac
urar.' nrics. mis- isf
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Urn Goods.
STT.KS SILKS. SILKS,

SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.
AT STEPHEN BARKES's, 29I GRATD-sT
GRO DE NAPLES Bay, Rich Satin Stripe Chameleon,
VI adere Ombres wide.
Do do CRdnlls tail Do plain m DO, wide
Pou do Sole Ombres horizon Black watsred SIX
Do do Colour de Prin. Do Pou de Sole, high lustre
tens Do Paris wide SuB, for
Do do Segers ORbres Maniillas
Do do Ombres FermeireI Do Ducasse, extra heavy
The above have just been received, which added 10 bis
previous stock, makes the largest anc most desr
BILE OF Silks be found in This City me Zts
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MUSIC.

M DUMSDAY, No. So Bond-st, near The bowery, FRO
lYl. lessor OF the Guitar, Singing, Accordion and Noln
continues Ladies' and Gentlemen at their own resi-
deuces in parts of NewYork City, with much facility
and rapid progression by hs but never failing systo
Terms very reasonable Apply al % bond.sL ma lm
DIANO-FORTE AND SINGING.-Mrs. MOE
L LEY Pupil of the celebrated Crevelli, and Sir u.
Smart respectfully that She IL prepared 70 give
LESBOS the above branches at her residence "
ready teach School IN the City or county,
milo Inn
MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,
COMPOSER and Professor of Music Uate Organist OF
~ Cn Cnurchl urga lrg'r m DIoil mo 80, ,ass, ~
NewYorE and BROOKLYN that she conunues 10 give
on the Organ Piano Forte, Singing and Composl,ioo 10
Mark of Hsnry.st. New-Sork INV 49,
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tY-AiIen DOdworth,s Prfvnte Dancing School:
No 4i3 Broome-sL near Broadway. Polka Mazurks and
oil ohe, fshouable dsncoa taught in acorreci style
9rni--
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Gouartnersbips.


NTOTICE-The copartrership heretofore existing be-
Ntpeen oline Butler and VIM Roberts Wood Engrav-
ers, under the firm OF BUTLER bobEh1o Is, oy lHe
death OF J. J. Butler, dissolved -.
The Books OF accounts the hands OF Mr. VIM Mac
kay No. 2 Psrk-row who is duly authorized % sets as
same and 10 whom all claims genst the concern are 70 os
presened and ali persons indebted The late firm or 10 j.
J. Butler are requested TO make payment Is above
R-Mr Bni-r's business, Wood Engraving, viii con-
time m h- conducted on behalf OF his widow by MI VIM
Baker of his lac apprentices VINO Is peec. N sns s
other experienced workmen al NO - ooo,s
sn.cmens Of their work mny seen, and where Mr. BIS
late friends and patrons OF the art generally are
fully solicited 10 continue their favors mig 2awZwh.
NTOTICE-g. TYLER COOK has this day associated
N win rim in business Geo. w. Clark The Commits
sion and Importing business will he hereafter conducted
under the arm OF Cook Clark. al No 81 seayeTsL
B. TYLER COOK,
GEORGE w. CLARK
N.B-Aher the first of May a, l7s Pesrl-St
N-w-York Mach 2nth. 1916 In.5 l.ls-
DAsE FRAUD-o1yers and dealers IN our snirrrd
ID Goods informed that bands and labels on the
ends boxes have been counteted by aceftsn motto
rous individual AID that large quantities OF spurious goocs
with such labels &c sold the auction rooms and ot
erise HI such base coun.eits We fave never sold
goods a1con they command resdy buyers al PIT
&c Inc counteeurg OF which will be criminal offence
ard susPendeTs after The sna ns'e oeen
sold, labeled .-Alegheris,' are counterfeit, ,-
r1a5 lwis SHRED Goods. 1877 rearlsL
DY ORDER OF Enj4n Yefks, Esqr. Supreme Court
ID Notice Is hereby given, pursuant 70 tns
provisions OF ihs sisne authorizing sss
Issued against the OF Ira Tonpkns formerly &c IN
hahant of this Stale an abseouding DEBTOR Row 10
parts unknowu and that The same Will be sold Tor Inc pay
nen OF his debs unless he appear and discharge such 81
.aehmeni according law within three months from the
FIRST publication Of this notice and thar ne payment Oh any
deb and the delivery OF aay properly belonging 70 such
debtor him to his use and the transfer Of any properly
by him for any ghsie s.g 81 Are s5ss
ms lSw5m Carmel, Putnam county, n. Z.