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gob jlrintina ano Book Binding.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. sPRUcE-sTRgErf Three doors from Ndssau-strect
THE facilities OF this establishment for JOB PRINTING
are perhaps unsurpassed by ocei IL the city The
patronage tue year hns been such az 10 guarantee
great extension in We therefore, win con-
6dence issae the following Gard
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supplied win sil 1inos
of PRINTING 81 the cheapest raie, VIZ;
Cards Bills Lsding
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads Checks &C
70 LITERARY GEsTLEmEs-Ore inai Manuscripts print
ed with accuracy.
Pamphlets Stereotype Work, and ell kinds OF
Books Litter Press Printing
To LECTURERS AND Acknowledgements beautifully
printed.
Lecture Bils small blla LOT Dsul-
Mammoth Bills button, &c
And every description OF Plain END Ornamental JOB Work
executed with great and puncnaty al the Once
Ut The Improved Improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAM
PHLETs, &c. 49, :.
All work on the Presses will be done exraord
nary low prices J. A FRAETAS,
10 n Tribune Job Printer.
NTEW-YORA BOOk-BINDEKY, ia fulton-sl
NAN descriptions Of plain aud elegant Booa-bnong e1
ecuted with neatness and despatch.
In this establishment particular attention given In select
Ing the best of materials and the substantial workman
ship.
their advantage call and examine for themselves al ia
Futon-s Specimens OF Binding In all the various syes OF
sheep Cali, Russia, Morocco and We've, Bindngs
40 ~ EDWARD WALKER
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LAMPS, GIhANDOLES, &C.
4 AMPS, GIRANDoLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IA CANDELABRAS, for the Spring Trsde-DIETZ,
BROTHER CO., no. Is John. street. manufacturing
and always hand complete of articles In
their line OF the following descriptions which they will sell
nj wholesale or retail, at LOW PRICES for CASH
Improved Chemical Oil and Camphene Lamps,
Sofa Tampa, Gilt and Bronzed, in great variety,
Cornelius Goa celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps
0irandoes various palterpp gilt slvered bronzed
Suspending Solers Dor'c Camphene Lamps
Rrgcke: Solars, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do d.
Patent Lard Hand Lxnp-. Stand do do
Britannia Hand Tampa Cainphene ChaDdelisrH
Superior Chemical Oil Pure Sperm OIL
10 Camphene, Solar and Lard Oh
do Burning Fluid. Refined Whsle Oil uilss
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School Is.

A STORIA INSTITUTE, for the Education Of
N Young Lsdes-This Institution IL located in the VII
disas from The city OF SYork It's situation combines
v.rv sdynntaga Of beautiful scenery enimsted pros
pect hesth and retirement The Institute buildings erect
ed expressly accommodation in the year 1889 occupy
elevated sit in retired part OF the village ara nHPle
grounds attached aorcing abundant opportunity or
exercise ii The open air.
Rbshed since having retired from l,s daily a
minsirauon Mrs. HUNTER has been appointed Principal
The ater themselves thai the long experience
and eminent OF this lady, in the work OF Christian
Education amply sufficient 10 commend The institution
her management 10 the patronage OF those VINO de-
sire for their daughters thorough education Mira Hunter
will devote herself exclusively TO The interests OF me scno
The Principal viii continue his services IN the depart
nens OF SRcred Scpturs Studies and IN Moral PHI
lo.ophy and Selies Lefes
Ills The hs Conductors in rearce divine
grace 10 cultivate the spirit OF genuine piey among the
nerbes of the SCHOOL, conduct education on Christian
principles; and 10 animate to duty By Gospel motives
The OF Instruction such a. Is usually pursued ~
the schools Along with ne acilies for hnished
English education the pupils are instructed IN the french
language aai have abundant opportunity tor attending 10
those branches usually termed accomplishments
The year is divided INTO two terms OF twsntyto weeks
each--comnercng the first Monday il September ana
The Monday in February Pupils will be reeevec
however any period CT the and the bills made out
accordingly. No pupil received for shorter period than
sir months Vacations during the month OF August,
and during the Christmas
Each pupil must come provided with bed 1nd beidipg,
umbrella Iowels and napkins silver fork and spoons All
sces nf clothing must he distinctly marked with the own
Fer terms ard farther particulars address the Principals
The Institutes or. TO the care OF Samuel Brown Esq u
WHlst Nsw-foTk.
REFERENCES.
The following gentlemen may be referred to-
Rev Smith Pyne. Washington, D. c.; Rev Dr. McElroy,
New-York City Rev Dr. 4. Mason do; Rev. DR.. Aonzo
Potter. Schenectady. n. Rev. a. II. Bishop. Astoria;
ton Mass; Rev Dr. F. L. Hawks New. Orleans; Alex H.
Stevens, II. D. New-York; ]. Smith Rogers. VI. D. do j.
c. Bias. NJ. D. do R NJ. Biachford. Esq do; \ w Brad
ford, Esq do; Frederick King Esq. Railway, n K NJ
Blackwell Esq Astoria L. L. Ohm Sch enck, Esq do; John
c. Jackson. Esq n. Y; William Mullgss, Esq do Henry
Trowbridge, Esq. do.
-istoriG L. L March 1916. milo Sweod
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Gamps, Gndlerp, &r.
sPLENDID sTooK Of LAMPS

SPLENDID STOCK OF LAWFS,
erRASpoIE &c AT GREAT BARGAINS, CLOSE CONCERN
GOUTHUUY l. MEYERS, Sf1 Broadway, having deter
" ined TO withdraw from the retail this city
LIST Msy. offer III. whole Of Their rich assortment Of
LAMPS CHANDELIERS, GIRANDOLES, HOUSE
FURNISHING and FANCY GOODS
AT SIS PER CENT. Below RETAIL PRICE.
Churches Hotels Lodge and Public buildings will be fur
nisbed ut prices have hitherto charged the trade
Those In want of our goods TO furnish
PRIVATE DWELLINGS
have opportunity obtain superior articles al prices
So per cent than the like have been sold for in
the city.
The whole OF our stock been got up expressly for the
retail trade in this city, and is flushed with The
quality Lamps Gaudoles &c is sufficiently aitesed
BY seven GOLD and four SILVER MEDALS, awarded their
manufacturers within the years. ind the whole
will be sold as above without
THERE'S cdprap deception in this notice. as we pos
lively renqush our present business Isl May and
only request of the public call aud Judge for themselves
Of tho bargains we offer.
CS All order, for Lamps, Gaudoles got up pst-
the Factory will continue heretofore receive cur
prompt attention. mil If
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,1ubgr Conpspauees, or
~T~ss NEW-YORK AND ERIE -
Z +. YPOAO

;z;sr:ssss;ySSsxxRAILRoAD LiNE-wiptsI Al. ssssi
hsA~tNN'Hs-S-4 n nL-Oa, Passenger ine Xxx
ssch way daily leaving NswYork and M,ddleown ven
morning Sunday. excepted a; 9 o'1loek
sTaesday, Th1rsisy and Saturday Afternoons soetes
Stages Tor Hewhurgh, POu ghkeepse, Hudson and Albany
lesse Tqrnss Depot ueos .iysiO Of passsssss ;s.n
Cs.6sndsls Bingtsnton, owego &c Sr leave Middle
Iowr, upon srr.va! Of passenger train
For fsrtfe. Information spFy 81 'he othee come. o.
-. r-G-4.zszs.-g-U. =. NAIL LINK rT~~
&c.,, From NEW YoRS g -
,,o,--c bBSNg. TOY snd -, &C.
Ra!lr0sds. Fins, slsss cars SS-seeond class 81
The steamboats, NlaRop, Capt. Brooks. T. and EuRE-
KA CapLW.W. Topper pl si,eruslr? lsSve the Pier foo
o. MsEssi,si Gas Ryerl daily SUNDAY ~xeep;ed> a. BALI
TT Albany pssEer gers proceed nrned.;ey,ron Bridge
port upoa ihs arrival o, the boat and without change OF
Csss Or Baggage, arrive Ia Albany and Troy Se same AZ
.ernoon.
Rsruing the IAns leave, Troy a, h,psss aud Aissny
All N.
/ rre!s Vi Train dsiy a hal,-pasteA 81
~ For farther Iaorlusou bolh ~ to sretsh, o, Pa.
.sse spp.y % 6 b. PERRY. Agent, az Tho qhee on III
y5 e + s& G 10 vs. a0 OF " Fs'''
MONTREAL AND NEW-yoRk.-Thc Setb,rd L,os
q coseses - hours from Trey 70 Moaass raa In eoHne
TO be- ob,nined on board The bosts-. ds
~H-ss Anew ARRaN tisMENT-EaRE Sc.
and .x He' r nsTeH ss SSp
PROVIDENCE AND soSToN DIRECT. Thr9e ansi
4 wee6 esch way.
tn. stsurch ald fSvogits steamboat NEPTUNE, com-
u,xnded by Capt VIM. Rollins, will leave NewYork from
pier 40 NorJn River for Mas port Providence snd 81.
la direct on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at ociccs
P NJ arriving n Providence In uFe Tor the morning JAN
o cars 20 Bosom Taunton New Bedford. Fail River, sc
with tho itesmbcats running eat on his
Kcuusosc and Psuo6scuIyvers.
Returning win leave Provideuce for Newport and New
YORK Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, st O'Clock,
NJ arTivs of :, O'Clock nail train OF cars from Boston
All kinds Of freisbt taken al the lowest ra;as
F0rfsrther plr;iculsrs enquire OF GEO e FAlRCHlLD
Nc. 10 Wes,-.t or OF JOHN H. RlCH%CND. Providence,
and al th- Office on The steamboat landing.
This boat is lie the most complete order having been
furnished with pair Of boilers and many valuable i'm
provsuents added her engn- machinery by which
the speed of boats mitch improved Several new state
rooms hee1 added and her otherwise
enlarged and improved. The travelling public who corsu
safety corprI economy and speed, Will do 80 by patron
z,ng this boat Is believed be the beat and fastest
bostin this country
All persons are forbid trusting this boat except wit
ten order from lhe Csptsn, ohsr bills vii, he pnid
ms
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81 FOR SALE, 4 FARM-Tbe following y

81 FOR SALE, 2 FARAi-Tb. following valuable
premises, conslsdug OF II acres OF land and good
and Convenient dwelling house, with wood house barn,
carisge house and other oulhcu.es The dwelling fouse
consists Of ro.t part q by "a feet stories high, and
wing OF about IS feet by s On the lower door
Echsn sng room, rarlor and Two bedrooms md
on second Soor and sufficient space in
the building III sdoiIiona bedrooms Il desired. The
land is IN high cultivation and dighly productive
Upon good orchard couisoiug cherry Plum pear and
eGjncs trees, with abundance Of beautiful shade
trees, and shrubbery around the dwelling Tee
premises situated The town OF Charlton, Serao
"a Co. about iles from Schenectady the gre., stage
road from that place Galway II will make very pleas
readeuce FOR family from The city aud night
be easily drea up 10 afford convenient accommodations for
q boarding house or school
The terms OF sale viii be made easy and possession Civ
en- by the first Of May and II cold thai time may he
renied-
Refer 10 D. Appleton, $50 Broadway and Jonathan Les
VIII, lSi Broadway, and Thos Low, Esq. Charlton
m2 2evim
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List of Letters Remaining in the Q. s. City pe'
patch Post, March Is, 1s46.

F Please mes:ion ~ PATE q Tse A's' %
are adrEtised. LADIES
Butler, Mrs Ann K on., sitssAu
Bail.y Miss Lucia.-S nen. W. ,Inrporet
Bro*1n, IA MIss Jane Nichols Miss Henrietta
5 lan MIS- Sarah Reid, fIrs. Eliza
bnr JIi.. Maria Russell, Mls Mary
Can ~. Mar stewart, Hiss Eliza
SSosL.sHr Mrs Ann lShsw. Mss Ann
nnyfs Trs nary Scott, Miss Jane
pa.s. S-. sarah Shanks, Misa Emma
Gnriner HIIss Emelipe Taylor, DIrs. Eliza
Gaitnx Miss E,nmn w Townsend. Mrs u L
ROBERT II. NORRIS, P. NJ.
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STRAW GOODS,

,.
n A NAPIER Gate Napier, Fisher &C OF has removed
from Isl Pesrlsi g. John-st Wilisr-st here
be cs-rr for sale general of md fashion
mo yrs
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RANCA TlN.-soo sses landing from ship Hendrix
mil cAss, WARD ooSovER, 50 Brosd-s,.
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T EATHER BANDING for MISUNDERSTANDING got
IL powerful scnes pete Cor taking the sirecn
OF leaih=r. able give the public better
band than be had elsewhere they will run straight
and no, stretch out OF shape leather bands do nave
likewise got cement Of composition, by which
ssor in the Joints Us any psr aud subject
slip when Iveted. Bands made iu damp places
On hand. and made 10 order Bands OF every icth 10 -
inches double, single rcuni likewise band aud isce
leather by The side or cut in lsces
F. w. WOOD, o. FrankfortsL New-York
Those In CT good articles reasonable prices are
invited 10 call and view them before purchasing elsewhere
Sai>d
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FOR SALE-second-hsnd Counters ssshes Sail
J. Doors, Shades, &c and pu; up at short notice, BIZ
ml4 I'm LOCKE, Builder, 81 Anp-st
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GOAL am now delivering from my ard the very best
EQUALITY o. Peach Orchard Coal the these prices for
cash: Egg and Broken S575; large M, and Stove mixed
s. so Buyers may positively depend on having the Ccs
at the shove price, the Of King and Geench
ats tSn I'm PETER CLINTON.
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JnsurGHre.

5nsnrG1re.
rTNHE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance Comps-
4 uy-Otice No. IS tva-street
TRUSTEES.
James De p. Oeden Y. Rurriti, Lofing Andrews
VIM. H. Asplnws a. Norrie, D. A. Gomstoes,
Paul Spoford A. Woodruff, ?. III. Welmore,
F. g. Thurston, VIM. Adams, Wm: H. Russell
f. Cottinett r. WhiIm6rsh, Jacob Harvey
Rob't I. Taylor. a. H. Merchant, tdw Z; Cenief'
J. P. Van Bergen. John Cryder, benl RICHARDS,
Henry Chancey, Geo. w. Bells, sam L. Mliche!l,
samuel Villetf James Reyburn. gVm. D. ThompsOn
Thoa. w. Ludlow. T. P Stanton. Leo'd 5. SuHrez,
schuyler Livingston Richard Irwin Sp'erS. Benediri
Gilbert Allen, Alulet Reed e. f. DeiRno
@. Winthrop Gray, A. Foster, il Jas II. Van Aii-o
Thos Messenger, Jed Frye. Benz II. Fields,
James Brown John Gihon.
This company continue insure against loss damage
by FIRE. and the casualties Of MAaEE and INLAND Navi
ggon upon favorable any other In This city
u The PROFITS ofthe business vii: be annually returned
to the parties insured.
Losses adjusted and paid with promphiude.
JAMES D. P. OGDEN, President
A. M MERCHANT. Vice-Presidsnt
LEWIS BENTON. Secretary. i6f n
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REFERENCES.
IL "a
EDuGATION.

sTATEN.IsLASp INSTITUTE
w h. DUFF respectfully invites the attention OF parents
w ito his establishment New Brighton for Classical
Comm srcal and General Education The peculiar advan
,sges which This Institution offers will be found worthy OF
notice Circulars in the English French Spanish and Ger
man be ohts.ned at NessFs Roe Lockwood
Sors, AL Broadway the Alchemy, which may he
visited every day Sundays exc-ped) ml7 Trunks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

o. FOR SALE-Several snug two story BRICK houses
.s CT This between the 7lh and sh avenues Lots II
49, fee ApPlyIo BLEECkER VAN DYKE,
mis- iw No. II W-!lst
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!1Jatrbes, 1ewelrp, or.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
RETAILgp AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
THE SUBSCRIBER has just received splendid asaori-
ment of Watcher which will be re:aed al the follow
ing unprecedented low prices
Ful Jsweled Gold Levers from $40 to $50
q" Silver 10 - =,
Gold Leoines 25" s.
Silver ~ " 10
Verge I" 10
ALL WATCHES SOLD AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
warranted TO perform we'll or the money returned
ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE thMr VIM.
A. Gamble who having been engaged for nine years IN the
most celebrated Manufactures in Europe acknowledged
TO best Watch Rep IN the COUNTY, ana
vii, devote HE whole attention 10 that branch.
WATCHES, CLOCKS. MUSICAL BOXES AND JEW
ELRY repaired in the at the lowest prices
Trade work promptly done reasonable terms
J. T. WILLISTON,
DEALER IN UG.che, Uholesale and Retail,
26fsmeod No Cortland,t up 'iGr5J cor. Brond;cay
MATCHES. JEWELEY, Silver Ware, 2c.-Pur
~ chasera invited 10 examine tue following articles
which ere offered sale very low prices duplex, Lee
Lrpire and other Watches, by approved makers, OF
recent portaona 10 fine gold aud silver caaes OF the
lime keepers Gold Ctans
Seals Keys Rings Pins Bracelets, and every description
OF new and fsshionsbe Jewe!ry Silver Spoons, Ladleh
Knives Plated and Bri:snua Ware, Gold and Silver
Pencil Cases GOLD Pens Msnel Clocks, and choice Sc
Lection of Fancy Goods Witches. Jewelry, &c. cleaned
nld repaired l.cCRNOOD < SCklbNEh,
2S5 Pearl-Et. corner OF Fuon-st
No. n ornosite United States Hotel
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A Winnings. AwNINGS.!-Freneh,S eneusn and
IA Ylsin Awnings ,na6e by The subscriber AZ the short
es, notice and The approved principles Specimens
of my ability may be examined q: the Agor house. La
In the city WIN. WoRkMAN, ISL Greenwich ST
milo I'm. between Dew and Fulton sts-
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LINSEED OIL. :;
THE ATTENTION Of PAINTERS, DrugeIls'.. .c-s
dealsrs in the article is invited to cur Msnols ~
where may be found ar ample sappiy In various sse
es''' y" & 6. ROWE.
nit ess9,,os. 2o4 Froni.st near Pees.sLr-
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SaTINRTS-2o cases various qualities DARK nA>-
= and printed satine,S, for sale By % :, p,,es.
mia NGsAiIa " W. " y"
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LACKAWANA COAL.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS are selling nj retail. and de-
livering from the yards OF Inc Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company, of King and Greenvsch
sta the fool of Gouvernenrs u K thr very detirs
BILE Coal. of the RICH, size for stoves, ranges, &c
Also their yard OF Greenwich and hsmsrsey
alta The various kinds OF Sclmylk Lehigh and Liverpool
Coal of the beat quality good supply OF Lump Coal OF
a superior kind for STEAMBOATS, snd smelling iron &c
lSfH SYhES MoRIS.
no PER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Coal frsl quail
ID ity large for sale the above low price from
ward per chgldron lees when taken direct from
ship THE above price, Liverpool Coai more econom
teal fuel than Anihrscite- Apply TO
T. STOKES DICkERSONi
mi Nos Uo and ln7 AG,bnny-st ossr Broad way
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E'IRE INSURANCE.-The Mutual Insurance Com.
panyof the City OF Newyork, Ofce No ei formerly
NO 81 Wal-st-Ths Directors The satisfaction TO in
~ sne se disastrous IRE, and al Claims have been
adjusted and paid In full and they dean proper 70 add
tat although their have bean somewhat i'm paired by
ths iee osses the Company have still securely invested
capital OF TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTYFIvE
THOUSAND DOLLARS
This Company continue TO insure against loss damage
oy hre on as favorable Terms similar Institutions in his
city.
The Company commenced business In 1877, on the old
Mutual SYSTEM and continued up the year 1909 when
The Mutual plan abandoned and charter obtained
retaining The original bui Inappropriate name, the
ness CT the Company since thai period hss based
INVESTED CAPITAL divided into shares of nifty
BIZ order, GEORGE IRELAND, President
A B. MCDONALD, Secretary.
New York. October 2.th ls4a o3D II cod
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Hlarbinern.

AitNADlhNiD
ITO PRINTERS and Newspaper Proprie,ors.
double cylinder printing machine, bed 4l123 nehss
.i DO Dc Dc DO DO DO DO DO Do 5 ;sas! with
sheshyer The above pressss have been used but war
rsnted 10 perfect order will ,e sold AZ low prices
MI Inc R HOE & co, q and 81 Gold.sL
E'0R SALE CHEAP.-One single cylinder Power
Il Press, secon1hsud-bed IS ny Y inches-Hoes maze
Also, general Of Power and Hand Presses
hand furnished short notice Priniers articles u
general. Apply To a. 3. TAYLOR,
mlj 2~cod 2wSW S.6 aud Hague-st
STEAM ENGINE-Twelve horse power, with Boil
ni2 zweot- RARTsoN 4 LAYTON. q Gold-..
CALVIN A. WARREN. OsIAs C. sxIssEl
WARREN & SKINNER,
attorneys Lars ard Solicitors Csascery, Office at Q1rH
Illinois,
WILL promptly attend 10 any business committed 70 Sea
w Ia the Military Tract end especially in the coan
ofAdarns Hancock, Henderson, Warren, Fulton Scnuye
BrowG and Pike. They practice IL The Circuit Courn
sad countess IN the Supreme Colrt, and u ;. D!s1t
Courts for the State Springfield, Illinois particular o.
prompt attention vii be gwen 10 collecting ousness -.
vesigator % land titles, aud the conducting OF res4 es
ltigsI!on n the Military Tract Reference Is made 70
Horace Greeley and Lewis Tappan, Esds Ne",1u
Hon Chds aud Ansel Warren, Es9s Roelesss'
New-York; Hon. 5. Breese and Gen. Semple D Sepsj
Washington, o. c.. Hon james Shields, Comr Cent -,
Oce Washington D. c.; Hon Members OF Congress IL IT,,
Illinois Washington D. C; hon. Wm Alien ara ihDr
Corwin, U. S Senate. Washington, D. z; hon yoHIu ~.
Wright and Peytol Symmes, Cincinnati ONO; hessL Mr.
ihews Patch Produce Brokers, ST Louis Missouri %
James C. Decamp, Produce Broker, New-orieansi Nv
I....-., iawD lrnS-W&lnh
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Goal.

PRICE REDUCED. BLOSSBURG COAL,
MILL BE DELIVERED 10 customers, at such places
w rs they de,re 10 CITY, So per ton 81 per chal
dron Orders received the ysrd No So Bsthunest near
Washington. New-Yors, March 9th, 1916
mis- Inn. WIN MARTEN, Agent
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RoUSsEL'S PREMIUM PERFUMERY

Toilet Soaps of evy perfume Co!ognes Extracts Poaaf
:rarrand fresh and genuine Bears Oh, Hair Os Cosn:ics
Sharing Cream 4randtne for ciapped hands Combs Rair
Nail and Tooth Brse. warranted n:or, of tie finest quail
ity Sc &c.
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STEAM P0WER-Rooms rea, Win ,,e,m noyv,r
SApplyto &. HOE L CO. % and 81 God,ss IA ~
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EaRtj az an arKES FUK n .()I

ga 4 FARM OF 80 ACRES FOX 81 900, one
third wood land with house, barn and orchard of
80 choice grated fruit Said Farm IL well located for
rGsiug peaches grapes esr fruit and Tegetsbles 10 be
sno5g ID. hrs market being Two miles from the Cam
den Arboy Rail Road, and The distance from the
village Of Spo.Swcod, New-JerseY Inquire OF
FRANCIS SMITH
mil No. lG9, Fizabetbst- Sew-Y York
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ASHES-Poss-Firsi SORT
1915, . Iooib 4 q 4 eo'
Pearls. do do 4 7sO-
BARILLA-- -,
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ga FARM FOR Sable Ramapo, Rockland co
eS Y OF 81 acres in good cultivation and fence, with
dwelling house. barn and other ooI-oulldngs, II
contains shout 400 fine young tru all grated win
choice selection Of fruits This Farm is miles trom Mon
sey regular depot the line of the N. T. r. Fare
30 cents from the city. Inquire of E. J. STRAIT on the
premises or OF HARVEY SPRINGSTEEN,
Ief lmeod 100 Bank-st n. I.
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f ard .hr .torie, and se he'd rooms and back base
A neui, house No % Spriug-.I g few doors iTom
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0--~S FOX THE SAULT ST. MARIE
Es.sSIts-s-S1s tsii-The low pressure steamboat
A4sA'a-4'~-AN-sDETROIT,C Capt E. B. Ward, will make
weekly trips from Cleveland the Ssuit st. Marie
dur;ug the mOdh OF Hay-leavlug Cleveland eveey Mon
day evening at o'clock p NJ. and Detroit every Tues
day morning a. O'Clock A. VI. Returning, ill leave the
sault Friday mornings, at9 O'Clock A. NJ.
Fro the first OF June the frat of November ths Do
troll Will lrtp every four days from Detroit 10 s
Sault St Msrie-leavng each place foows