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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-11

NTUTICEs n-r-oy gwen stt.cnreri Y s'or OF
George 4 Cougar. OF the cisy OF Ucc OneiGa Cocny
has Issued against the Of Hamilton D s-y non
resident t-ste. residing n tie OF Illinois pursuant 70
the sianlte concerning nourssiden debtors which sac
ment granted and allowed D pt1so Greeley o.rcnl1
sod for the payment OF III debts OF 10 said Rls unless
Re sppear snd discharge such attachment: according ID a~
within months from FIRST publication OF his notice
and ha tie payment OF sry debts due 70 s.c kises oy ~
ard The delivery an FOR MS OF
any properly within this State, belonging hin, and the
,-ns-r OF shy such property By him forbidden BY ls
and void. MATTESOS DOOLlTTLE,
Auoraeys FOR attaching creditor, Utica, Onrids CousSy
Dai-G January 5lS. iS+o. jis lAw9m
NOTICE Is hereby gwen mai letters o. ADMINISTRATOR
have granted by th- Register OF WI" for the Cy
md Couriy o; Phsi.phis 20 subscriber of goods
,1d cs,;- rights aud credits Of Lewis. oin-rr1se called
Aarun POui ofIhs Gig OF Phsdelpais deceased and
iii r.on. having claim. demands against e estate o.
me said deceased requested 10 make known the same
10 tn without delay and al parsons Indebted
are requested 20 rnsse payment 10 hin
THEODORE DUBOSo. Jewel-r.
ssst.usu No 70 y. sd-st Philadelphia.
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III Maic.. md n. 81. Is EEal

NoMTaLY REPORT for APrii. Of Tho New. York
ls1 Medical and Surgical destitute, No IS Chambersst
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
3 Dormant liver - sea uesd corue4
Sources aud Drop-y 4biolnen, s Rhsuin..lsw,
wind on somscnl2 Dirnculty In cute
Co.tiveuv,s h-,alhlne, Cases o. Midwife
Billion. stomach 5Ca.s. VI lmpo- ~
PRIMARY cor.ump- ;ency, D of glee,,
non Rup.ures IT. Eruption the
Cases OF Dyspep- suinal ternia IN face
sa, der tire aim ent, 5 Primary chaHcres
Cases of gravel IL Examined de- 2 bad cough,
Of GOnOr di,-zsr oftG1 Pain Ia the back
rhph, lungs, and chest
lncontleuCe U Il Premature 'abor, IL TnmOr Of the
rtn-. Secondary Veue- breast under treat
) Papitalon OF the real. in-nt.
heart, Bl--ding ftom Cases Of garico-
Seminal weak. luns.. cei-
ness, y Opacity OF the ApoPiexY
SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS AND CURES.
Large iuiAor re- the head Of Il gent pm, n0s'
moved from En- iemsn 2iLhll Operation fot
cline Brown sqlintigs,
willis the structures Fracture Of both
rn-ric sls-p Size The urvthra bones Of tho ann,
unc0n-' Enl arged uyulAll Hytrocele
scious of - N removed, l2Cnronic enlarged
sho had b-enll Operation per- lrsis
dead The opera formed relieve TOna,l removed
Gion WAS wines deormisy OF nc IA Irritation a The
'ed BY . or ~ ey--lds, neck Of bladder,
geat-meo c4srs Of injury offs Aosces,es opened
AnoIh-r large u TIC knee joint, Ucets u rectum
NOR removed fU Is Operations fOri
Tue poor attend -d 10 between 3 and 10, forenoon
- B.-Th. institution Is not connected with .By OH
rrthis ciIy II BOSTWICK, NJ D
N.Y. W. Affirming Surgeon and PGysicis1.
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GEORGE NJ. gERTRAM.


MERCHANT TAILOR,
ASS BROADWAY, Sd do0r aooys GraIc-s- 5egs leave
fOc TO inform h. friends and the public IN gensrs hs
he has us opened the above sore VITA an entire stock
Of goods carefully selected FROM me late nportaoos
manufacturers aud Is adding 10 his stock daily which
risned by any OTTER eslahstn. The City for cash
Fine Cloln Dress and FrccI Coals, Of any color
GoLr sl2 10 %
Fina Cloth and Cashmere Pants. any color OF
pattern, fron..... Observation-Disclosures. TO
Fine Yes. any pa.Le, style 10 ~
Price for Making and Trimming.
Dress and Frock Goats. from IS TO 10
-. w.. Tnin' =. .'.-.'.'.........-; 2io "a
NJ has had experience cutting for the s.t 10 years
n this City and 8 wed acquainted with s the various siyes
nat are required IN me tusness and will turn as whole al
suon 70 ;Rrnish garments To suit the Of hose VINO
nsy tsvor MIN win call AL garments warranted 10 fit
ne money returned.
P s-A complete suit can be furnished - say time within
"a hours AFTER il Ia ordered. Ey5 lu:ecd-
Apoa-car-s H. 70 CaLa-n1e-.L, -Il.o.i,a-t Il 350
4 LII lEDiCINEs N tn's establishment warrants
allowed 10 wait o. customers TIE haeit 5wEDaH LEIGH
g for sal5 9r applied By az experienced person.
VIM WATSON, Chenii.I and fnarmcceGus
z23 Ia From A. Gardea's, 81 OItord-sG London.
ss--,I....I.ts OPENING OF Pennsylvania
caa.! for Or lais slNGHA ms gt.aspol
on Sabbeis-kreping and Temperance prtncipIss-
The prcP,-tos Of mis- old established he have pq hef
pared produce and merchandise 70 and RON ne
Eastern Citi=s Inc opening Of navigation rus. s.
oCr long experience u Inc carrying ousiosas, ano
attention The interests OF customers, viii secure
Continuance aad increase OF he ps[1tsse .l1-i"
ed 70 Biaghsns Line" ,,t -, -,
Our srrzrs vi! enable carry freight VIA NE
utmost deps.ch and prices sca! always DC % "" a.
ne lowest charged oy ether Responsible lines
Produce and erciundise vii be received and
Wei yitsou,eny charge for forwarding adysnc
inc f-ighr. sto-a1- or commission MAEk PACKAGES
BfSGEAM's LINE Bulls OF isdtng forwarded and
every direction promptly 1Seaeea 70 eppi5 %
VIM TYSON, Agen.. 10 West-si N u
RINGHAMs, DOCK STRATTOS,
20 MafKe,sL Philadelphia.
JAMF,S WILSON Asent u North Howar1-sl Baltimore.
WM BINGHAM. Propr!etor,
Canal Basn, Lloery-.L Pl.tsbafg.
HARNDEN & CO., Boston. Aasssehas,ii2. ,ns9a
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INDIA RUBBER 81

1 manufactured by HURAC.
den-lqne, after lst May . Col
Days patent shirr-d tuspen-
oerr;
Shoulder and other braces;
Gentlemen's sheet rubber o.
Observation-Disclosures soles;
Do. rubber soles
Sandals, cut for spring and
TALL wear;
Ladies' child ren's and youths
rubber shoes,
NJ e;sllic rubber machine band
lag, superior arttcle'
Days patrui hose,
Life preservers OF all kinds.
First premium ladies life pre-
server jackets;
Days patent rubber boat or
rontuon;
India rubber cloths
Msckiutoshcou,s;
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= ~ - W 49,
? LIST
Levison. Mrs II
Luton, Elizabeth A
Littal, Mrs Aon
Lockhart, Louisa
Long, Levtns
Lord, Mary
Lucy, Mrs
Lyman, Mrs Elias
Martin, Catharine
Marx. Mrs
Maek-y. Rose
MnrceI-s, z d L
Meyn, Mrs Eliza
Miller, Miss (Canel-st)
Miller, Reheccs
Michel. S L
Middleton, Catharine
Michel, Csthsrine
Moore, Eliza
Mortimer. Helen
Murray, Ann--2
Muilyn, Mary
Nolen, Alice
Nets, Mary
Nor,h, Phebe
Neson. Sarah
0rville, Margaret
OoeilI, Mary
Parker, Eliza
Parker, Louisa w
Parry, MrrR
Place. Mary. 2
Parsons, Sarah
Pentony. Catherine. z
Potter, Isabella @
Post, Abby
Purdy. Mary
Mcbride, Cecilia
nc Sride, Elizabeth
McCrum, Jane
McDermot, Mary
Nc Donnol, Esther
Mcdonald. Ellen
McEvoy, Rose Ann
McGevern, Mary
MCGUIRE, Bridget
McGrah, Mrs
McGloin, Mary
Mcclure. Mrs tMoit-st)
McGsnghran. Msrshslls
Mcmahon, HoDoria
McMshon, Calhsrine
McNorny. Rosey
JcNab, Jans
Mcintosh. Maria
Q1scksDboss II NJ
Itandal, Ann
Randall, Szrsh a
Raymond. Elizabeth
B-ndell, Elizabeth
Rafferty,, Auu
Ranuey. + S
Reilly, Aun
Reedy, Calbafine
Reagan, julie
Reed, Jane
Ripley. Susan
Rivers, JuliH
Roulsloner, Emily D
Rozap, Bridget
Rosrk. Elizabeth
Rolf. Eliza
Rolf, Elizabeth
Robsson, Elizabeth
Schap, q II
Segpetl, Madame
Schermerhorn, Mary c
Sherman. Elizabeth
Soavey, } )
Shepherd, Rebecca
SlmeDds. Dorcas..2
Springsied, Mrs A
Sigler, Charlotte II
Skippen, Mary
Smith, Sarah +
Simpson, Miss
Summers, Catharine
Stuart, Mary
Slurt, Ellen
Sullivan, Mary
| S,nrseon, Mrs Ralph
Syron, Margaret a
TnlniaRe, Charlotte
Tarbell, 3 A
Tracy, Sarah Ann
Tronbley, G +
linda Mary
Tieruey, Margaret
To wnsend, Rosetts
Turkey. Mrs (Sherif.sD
Tuilt. Ellen E..2
Tucker, Gemima
yickersOn, susan
Vauurss, Frances
Wadsworth. Catherine
Watworlh, Cslharine nj
Sarah s
Wakefield, Sophronia
Walker, Sarah. 2
Walk. Joaunah
Waite, Margaret
WH!Rin. judith
Wasseing, Miss
Walerheress, Eliza A
Wamaey, Mrs
Ward, Martha c
Webb, Mary A
Weaver, Aun
Wealth, Mrs Gross sly
Williams, Sarah X
Williams. Henrietta
Williams, Rach.l l.
Wicker, Caiharine
Wright, Ann Amelia
Will, Sarah
White. Martha
Wllmot, MissC
Whitaker, Eliza
Wood, Mary Ann
Woolcon, Martha
L ii. MORRIS, p. N.
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ODS.-ludia rubber goods
II. DAY, for ,ale al . Nal
tland-st.
Wstermen's and sportmen's
coats and pea-jackeis'
Sh-aPs patent life chair and
settees, with Days improve
mrpt;
Grifilh's patent cotton foater
for rRfting bales Of cotton
India rubber gloves;
India rubser psntRlooDs;
Do do shirred-noi wa
ter of air-proof;
Air cushions and pillow;
Hydrosiatic beds, bathing
caps, rubber tents and bag
gage covers-wAtcr buck
eti, together with all the va
rious other styles Of rubber
goods, all warranted TO
stand heat or cold and wa
ter. without change.
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Df ORDER oi Arnnsa Parker, Esq Supreme Court
ID Commissioner notice Ia hereby given tina! an attach
has issued against the estate of George Ten-ck %
now of the of Davenport in the County OF Del
and State OF NewYors sbsconding or Concealed
debtor. due proof made the osd Supreme Cour Com
missioner pursuant the directions of The Statute concern
attachments against sbscondiDg concealed or nonrrs
Debtors and that the will be sold for The pay
ent his debts unless the said George Teneick 3D. appear
aud discharge such attachment according 10 law within
three months from the first publication OF this notice And
the payment OF any debts and the delivering Of any proper
" belong said debtor him for his and the
transfer Of any property by him, for any purpose whsteve
prohibited by law, and void Dated Harpershe!d
February 9th 1916. 5 A. OWENS,
l6f law3m AIRY for Attaching Creditor
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Daily Arrivals of Produce. stock, &c. by tho
New-York and Erie Railroad Company
LIB Garrison, Agent MAY 8.
Barge Henry Suydan. Capt volk 81 kegs butter 81
calves Capt Griswold 81 do 81 do 100 sheep Capt Par
sons; 81 do l2 do Trimbe 80 do Is do Blake; 40
do Is do A w Hoyr 50 bars iron NJ Wilson & Co; "a
dis hoes A Allen.
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~ NOTICE-A i3AKGAIN.-A County Seal az

n NUTICE-A BAKGAtN-A Country Seal aud
Farm for sale. the viii Of SOncrvlllc SOmor
set Co. Newt rsey-Said Farm consists Of Is acres
OF Land IS Of which Is wood The buildings all
and built within two years-HoGse md Barn both bu'.: by
days work ami OF Tho best material The House. bui 10
tho cottage style 81 by SO feet front hall through tho center
pariors finished with marble unnt-s piazza d feet az
and " tei down each sfOg either with anO0seryaiory
OF said House story kitchen IN the aud cell
lar under The whole % he main building with panIres aud
ali Tagged through IN the best The Barn 81 feet
long and painted white-Csrrtsg- House, Ice House. &c
Also great variety Of FruiI OF all OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
with quantity OF shrubbery.
The premises within four husdred yards OF country
Seat and about quarter OF mlle of the Railroad The
place about hours and hall from the city. Far TAR
th-r particulars inquire Of HARRINGTON BARCALOW,
tn th- village ~ $ m-rylllr, y. J. ~ If-ph
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! ADIMs' DINING: AND COFFEE KuOMs.-

I AIDES DINING AND COFFEE RuOMS.-
IL Green Mercer, OF Nassau and Arc sis have,
ad1laen heif G-nrmens Dining and supper Rooms
apart tarnd-t by Mrs Metesfl expressly Tor
the accsmmO; sion of Ladies whose business May call
hem IN Thai part of the city where in.y can daily obtain
Sundays rScrped excellent cup oil Cofee or Tee &C.
compaui-d By article OF luxury the market affords
n. B-PrSsI- entrance to The Ladies Dining Rooms, Il
AnnsL
~ The following voluntary lostnonial from among
many others from ,h- editorial columns OF one Of
our mos, poou daily oarnas Speaking Of tbs various
hotels and eating hoas-s VI our city. II says:
Green MERGERS 10 another eating house Of celebrity
IL has upper AMI lower rooms where the prices y.ry -
end IS conducted temperance principles scd 10 closed on
Sunday The wife Of Oue The prop-tors stt-ads ~ The
Q: Ih- upper apartments, AID sne mss among
her guests large number 0. lie clergy
Iny5 5tTThSNWAFf-
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by ORDER of Charles p. DAILY, Associate Judge OF
ID Court OF Common Pleas in and for the City and
County OF New York-Notce Is hereby given pursuant to
the provisions OF authorizing attachments against
asconding. concealed. nud esdent debtors that an
attachment has Issued tho estate OF c. w Pierce
and Gibson Honan non-esidents and residents OF Man
chester England and that the will be sold for the
payment debts unless they appear and discharge
such attachment, according law within nine months from
the publication OF this Dotce and that The payment Of
Sny debts due to the delivery them for their
use OF any property belonging them and the transfer OF
any property by lh-m forbidden by law and void
Dated the twentieth day OF December, l3+5.
CHARLES A. SHERMAN
for usr Crr,t : il-at
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RUrTEH CHEESE LARD AND PORK.

BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD AND FUh n
CONSTANTLY On hand, general ai-ortmeut OF Pfoyi-
" slons-BuItur rkns and tubs Ch--s- IN cssas and
Lard IL obs, hDves aad ke.s Ness Pork. Mess
Beef -rn, city and Western Cured; Shoulders Smoked
Beet and CITY Cured Smoked Tcnguee.
MscS-r- Nos ana j, IN b1s, halves, quarters and
cigh,hs; Shsd; Codhsb: H-rrngs II pickle aud smoked
Smoked Salmon; WhiI- Beans Csrs, Sc which offer
cd 10 zad the public me lowest cy cash prices
by b + CLARK, N. ~ Washing INST
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- .IHEp 7I IHHu
ana splendid assortment every description OF lndis
Rubber Goods 10 use consisting IN part OF about
nn0 dozen GOODYEAR Pst-nt Corrugated 5uspendeTs
900 psirs uieG's yvornens and child ens' Rubbsrs
Nan do do Leather So.d Overshoes
$40 do do Metallic do
600 do Ladies Sandals, Metallic
500 do do Slippers do
zoo do do Buskins, do
All which will be aold wholesale or retail on The mort
reasonable ,erI, the Warehou,7o ' the Newark, N J.
inji. Ruhh-r FACTORY 50 Sad-n-laue mli 6tisosf
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IN PURSUANCE OF order Of the Surrogate OF the
1 County of S-wYork Nolice is hereby gwen 10 all per-
sons having clnrns zgains, Michael Martin late Of the
Ciry OF New York. tailor, deceased present the
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber the Office of
T Doyle No. - Nassau street. in the Guy OF NewYork
before the Iwcnly-ifth day Of August nexL-Dard
New York the 18Th day OF February, 1916.
23f JOHANNA MARTIN Administrators.
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Machine Banding, Military Tents,
Life Prebervers all patterns Water Hose, every szs,
Portsbl. Shower Baths Caps Hats and Southw
low price. over Coas,
Travelling Bags Pea Goats, various ,lys,
Horse Covers, C!oaks,
Carriage Aprons, Cspcs
Carriage Boots, Mems oVeraus'
Water Pals, various patterns Leggns,
Bathing Mats, ttunun. ana rirnlng Sooe'
Ladies' Aprons, DucklnS rams Win noa",
N.cbanics' Aprons Foot Balls with air tubes
Gun Cases and Covers, lSuspenders ana ElAsucs'
Air Pillows Gloves and Mits,
Chair Cushions, Camp bianReis
WAGON Cushons Circinges and Girls,
Air Ma,lresses Tents for Sportsmen.
- The above goods SIZE prepared by process entirely
d-r.n, from sny other manufacture rendering them inhn
tlv sp.ror TO ii. common Rubber goods heretofore sold
the market Orders promptly executed for gooas OF Al
.,zl., 2E~tf
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noos = MORNING LINE al O'Clock, for Al
= Slis--.-isbany aud Troy-Breskfast and dinner
board Landing Csiweils, West Point
Nrwburyh Hampton, Poug hkerpsis, Hyde PARK, Rhine
heck q Red hook Bristol Cstsfil Hii.on, CoSss cLe
KindeshooA The steamboat TROY. Capt Gorhani Tue+
day Thrrsiuy hts (S,Irisy) att o'clock A. NJ from
tas fo,t OF Barclay At returning opposite days.
For pasaagsOr freight apply on board or 10 T. g. Hall.
ut The once "a the Nh,rf oil
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Jn0ia Rnbber GOODS.

WATER PROOF ladn Rubber Goods,of Goodyesr-s
w Patent Gumeasc warranted 10 stand in any climate
GEORGE BEECHER. leo Broadway between Pine and
Wa ST. has on hand ard IL daily receiving from The fac
tories goods manufactured under The
above patent he offers the trade al low prices viz
Gum Elastic SHOES mems. all size'
Do do ladies' DO
Warranted not s,ifrn sonen under my degree OF
cold or heat
Jspsnned Cloth patent leather finish. article superior
To ps,.pt leather, and at & lesa cost
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;st> ct.ss..ts.ssg1 THkOUGHI NIS sTA
80 s5Sa7.n.Tsfr5s hO Rs FROM Nh" -


ING and PITTS BURG, VIA PHILADELPHIA, BALI.
HORE and OHIO RAILROAD, Cumberland Md-3SV
NILES RAILROAD.
To West-rn Trsyelers!-Great United States hsl tre
Passenger kout. Wheeling, PitAburg, Cincinnati s7a
South and West
Passengers going directly through,
Leave New YORK, foot OF LiberIyst- North River,
2. 81 N The Great Hsl Train.
Arrive II Phlade! pha a. 2. n
Leave Philadelphia al 10 r. n. dsily-hal Train
Arrive IN Baltimore AZ A. n.
Leave Baltimore al A d. By tho Baltimore an on'
Railroad, laD miles
And arrive al Cumberland al z. d.
Leave Cumberland r. ~ by ths nsHonAs Road ana
Good lnLeal Stage Lines, snt srrYe wheeling Oh fr
burgh E-1t evening" =. =.
~ THE SECOND MAIL leaves New-Yorz, ~ NJ y
Rafosd lay, PHI adelphia sundays excepted, al SY.
81 1y STEAMBOAT and A, NJ ny Railroad FOR Baltimore
pss.-ny.r. TO. Pi..D0rS take the splendid and no
d-rn m steamboats, brownsville, and thereby nav sony
u rIfI.. of stsxing OF me rbols ROUTE
H.. .la.. Steamboats, leave Wheeling and PiusbdH
sonrly aca Passengers forwarded without delsy 70
incinnsi and ali P09ts 70 The and WesL Faro
CT % Cincinnati
The Railroad U.co corner VI HarAsi and EIrv eath u,
- South rnris! ead board s.eamboG Docks hsfi
fare tnTougn ffoul Philadelphia Wheeling SIS; 10 PIP
burg SL2 Win hs privilege Of stopping Baltimore ~
resUnrg seas pleasure. For farther Information Apply
J. l. SLEMAE2, Agedi..
Railroad Oaie- foot of Li5-fy.sl at ? n and 81 Az
AGaR.s Cos No. 10 WsiLsI, Ii 81, City hose'
No. iS3 Broadway. n5ieoe
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THEODORE DUsoSo. Jewel-r.
IS 5lavow No, 70 y. -d-si Ta'Gsiephia
.,9ERTFF,S SH-E.-sy virtue OF sewers! wits Q

SHEKIFF'S SALE.-Sy virtue OF sewers! wits OF
- h-ri scias directed and Delivered, W. Expose
- sale on Wednesday tie ,Senyhh day OF March next
=; 10 O'Clock N=acu.e OF Toe City hal OF TIE
Civ OF New York s sht title aud interest oi denry
Wilkes nica be had on NE eleventh Gay ..
one thousand h; hundred and iory-fy- or al shy 'c
afterwards or and al those certain lots pieces OF par
OF and situate, lying aud being ID iSe lwehn a'r
Ninth W ard The City OF Sew-fork. ano known ana ils
tinsuisb on certain map made by J. :. Bridges, City
Surveyor OF land. formerly belonging 10 Samson Senson
and Ben amin Vr-denhurs DECEASED sus-in the Iweih
Yard OF the City OF New York, which msp oesrs cate
September 1895 and Is on tie IN the Office o. Inc Ne
s.I-r and for The City anc County OF New ORR As o
No. 1861 four hundred and sixlysghi 1872 four uuno ed
aad s1y-nne i7O) four hundred and seventy and tili
four hundred and s-venlyone which said lots are also de-
sisnaI-d on said map ~ parcel number 90 seShy t
bounded follows East by the Fourtnavenuv est
~ Line par-l-lo the Fourthsy-aue on the esier-
side thereof al the distance OF hundred and ten tt
iher-trom Northsrly by line drawn parsne 20 Iloth'
,tr-. distance OF fifty feet I'VE inches thersrou on
the Souit-ry thereof and Sou,hery By line drawn
parallel to l7h-strrci the North-r.y side thereof ST The
distance OF dy feet inches herefrom. Together with
the Entertainments and MrrslniS osongas
spp-r,sining William JoStS, sheflh.
Dated New YORK. February 10, 1896 iW lawow
The sale OF the above described property is hereby post.
psnsd until the 2h day of AP next 81 nv same nIne
FRED'1 L. vuLrE, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated New York, March ., 1886. MO lawtAci
The OF above described is art her postponed un,
I'll Monday the 18th day OF Nay 1ez. Al s zane s s and
place WILLIAM JONEs' oherin
D.ed New-Yors, Aprii a. 1876 as lawte'
uY ORDER OF George NJ. Smith, Supreme Cour,
Commissioner, notice hereby given that an attach
cow or a- of the State OF Rhode Island nonresident
debtor aud thai the will be sold for the payment OF MS
debts unless he appear and such attachment SC
cordlng law within ulne months from the nrs puo!lcs-
ton noce-ald that The payment OF any debts due
10 by residents OF this State and the delivery 10 him. or
for his use any properly within this State belonging 10
him. The any such property by him. for
hidden by law sad are void Dated Norwich, ChenHnso
Co. Oct. 10Th 1915. BABCOCK REXFORD,
IayySr rhrn Attaching
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VIRGINIA. LANDS for So

w EN LhEVDS lpI Sh1t-
<S Large tracts OF land situate In tn. counties Of Wood
- Richie. Lewis, Gilmore, Kanawha Mason, Jackson,
Cahel aud Wayne amounting IN tns whoe 10 one hundred
thousand hundred and tOryune
These lands form part ola large qnsrIty conveyed many
years since N trust for the North American Land Company
The surviving Trustees OF concern wishing wind
IL affairs In the spc-di-,t practicable, now offer
these lands for sale In large ucts at low prices and on Ia
vorsble
Most OF ese lands are In counties bordering on the OHIO
river ind vicinity ofmporHnt towns, rivers roads
Their quality generally very good, III. part being
well adapted 10 all The purposes OF agriculture while The
inferior portions suited 30 the grazing OF sheep and cat
The climate OF that r-giUn Is pleasant and healthy aud
from the increasing curren. OF emigration, e country
rapidly improving
Desirable opportunities here afforded for companies
OF select large upon which 10 make their
settlements.
Persons wishing purchase will. It IA presumed desire
view the lands and for this purpose fdcy IN The
say OF Information will be furnished by the undersigned
The upon the lands paid up In ul For farther
Information respecting them Application be made at The
oce Of the Company No 81 Ssnsoms Philadelphia, or 10
tie subscriber J. 81. STEED, Agent.
nl6 Psrkrrsnnrg. Wood Co Va
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by ORDER OF the Honorable Charles Z. Day, ote
- Judges the Cour: Of Common Pleas Of the City
and County OF New york-Noce is hereby given pursu-
the provisions OF ih- statute authorizing attachments
against abscondng concealed, and nonresident debtors
attachment issued against the estate OF DAVID
Morse resident Haverord West Pembrookshire South
Wales gland and that the will be sold for the pay
his debts unless he aud dscha such A.
tachment, according TO law within nine months from the
frat public OF this notice; and that The payment o
due him by his Debtors agents bankers or others
aud the delivery 10 him for his OF any property
money notes bills of exchange, belonging him and
the transfer OF any other property by Them forbidden by
law and are void Dated the Twenyihrd day OF Febru
sry 1886 CLARK CAMPBELL
m9 lswtf Attorneys for Attaching Creditors.
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Saturday, May g.:

OF Please n.<astos ra< DATE Of The Lta tn Dhaea hcs
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