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ARRIVED.
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xS7INDOW SHADE DEPOT, N

1g7INDOV SHADE DEPOT, No. sprue sl-Es-
w iabshed In 1910 The subscribers havog n''el up
spenGid Show Room for the accommodation OF si
having made arraDgeneni" win one
The mo' 9afai %
fore enabled supply 'her CUSTOMERS with Shades OF
every pattern, kind or size.
Amongat which may be found some rich Views on the
Rhine In Switzerland copies OF some OF !he most
sides vaety OF beautiful Sculpture Pieces Abbeys and
0othc OF every Kind Landscapes In any quantity iron!
the Hight any airy Moraylan a9snG xm.usy s somg re
Lonieardeau reposng among the rune OF gray Stone ana
fallen tower.
wo warrant them Rfsh andGo curl crack. Every
shade bought of U.s. and not answering The recommena"-
uon will be cheerully exchanged.
We great pans In ee;ing New Designs for
and they will not only have cnoce stock select from,
bur eNst 80 per cent uriacte for executing or
dsrc ne NOT De surpassed by choosng .r OWE
views can ll4vo them copied correctly
Sgns. BHuneta und Interor Decorations, done In msh
MOTTO be surpassed TRIMMINGS OF all kinds Shades
exhibited with the creates: pleasure
Show Room 81 fe-t deeply % wide ample spsce 20 &C.
eomuods.- least 6o cuon'ers nj one time Store open
D BARTOL d DE MAUNY, Manufacturers aud I'M
ms lm rorters7 spJuce-'t -four doors from Nassau.
WINDOW SHADES, Tsssels, Cord &c.--The sub
w sctber. hive opened az No So Chatham street, New
York door from the o; Chambers, new, eN
iens.ve and grand assortment OF Transparent window
10 he fund either in rutoSe or America Prices We viii
not mentions but from our facilities ;or manufacturing as
well AS for importing, think safely defy compe
a;oD with the wosLD.
E good ossortlntu, of Tassels Cord Sc Will be kept
on hand.
Wholesale and rotaN purchasers respectfully invited
&c call and examine Tor themselves.
DUNCKER 4 BECKER.
New,York Feb. 7th, 1916. z7flmeod'
NAENnUN SsiADa,: Wao.veuir -. q. WOOD
FoRD, 1884 bIoaawny, has iusl received large ss
sottmen OF W!ndu~ Shades which he viii cher 10 Mer-
ehtnts huyng 10 se again. vi ring advance from tho
arst Mechans the ,ceuI cities
their insrosi by examining hn above before
iuy ibeis purchases. a collection of French Window
Shades varying i'om u % Y feet IN ensth Consisting OF
Go;hcr Landscapes, i5s! next door 20 The of
Reade-u, I.nfurke'. Buildings. Isl
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6arbmare, &r.

CaHRJAGE BANDS, Axles and Spri ms The sub
Sscrber vii receive and execute orders Ter Ahs a-srip-
ton OF Carriage Springs snd Axe AIMS sIl Lr9 Cartsse
Sands on a. favorable terms prccGIs2 elsewhere
Dai'' W o - saEkNAE. ATIrATERG co.
80 corner Fuitou and Clf.
CoCARE AND ROUND IRON--I9e saoscripers
FER for sale 1000 bils Square and Ro1re Iron,
from 5Ie % So Manufactured OF the best ShsF
eonI Iron sud ecus n quality the best REs I1on
SHERMAN. ATWATE9 co:
corner Fulton and Cliff.
SLEIGH FOOT WARMERS for hot yva'sI.-A
= few more OF the above desirable article M 80 80 %
rcb 20 the comfort OF good Ching. retaining Ne h-s
for number Of hours without repleaishirg. 81 The House
seeper's Emporium 5 Maideu lane ,,rv 90
I'D SMiI ~ ICLN-H- =
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BANK NOTE TABLE,
a Ban!.s not found IN tat, Tube
i. ua!l Be bert to reti4se Blu on
aiNf.

Carefully corrected by J. THOMPSON Exchange
Broker. 81 w an-st New-York.
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6tatiorlerp, &e.

TEMPLE OF HOSOR.-Th- Subscriber. would IN
form the members of hts order that they hand
full assortment OF all the Blank Books and Blank Forms
neatly printed ruled snd bound Ia various sized books,
IRE different officers OF this order which they offer
accommodating terms FRANCIS LOCTREL,
ms Manufacturing Staroners, ~ Maidenlsne-
CUM ELASTIC Paper Solders-'fhese Holders or
VI bands are for placing round pape.s parcels IL
instant ore be placed round bundle OF papers holding
hen fm, yet al times allowing o. great addition
reduction without loss Of co1pse1ess or securt;y
Sold wholesale and retail By FRANCIS LolfREL
c6fIw Sa.iouers, y s!dsr-lars
NjUTk-, DRAFTS, Biz. OF Exchange, shipping
/ SEeceip;s. Bills LsdiuR Ike IN srest vsr1e:y, by
FRANCIS Z LoUTREL, Staiicners,
-siF2W n Ms;ien-lsrs.
ENVELOPES FOR LETTERS.-A hre sssort
Gnent, Jus, mode up for use under the new Postage
Law They Of the Post Once psper fuiisbe
for s,sel pons, by E. ROOT CO. PCbisSers,
ie7y cor. Of Wal-st i52 Peari-si
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JnOia Rubber GOODS.

nAY'S PATENT sraces for Expor-u 500 dozen,
embracing all his various styles and qualities for sale
very low suitable for domestic and export, In store
ready for Spiing trade, for sale by
HORACE. II. DAY, IS Maiden.lane.
Of arsr lat OF MAY, 2S Cortlsnd-st.
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CDNNECTCEn

Bridgeport ..,...,.. -. !
City Bank, New Haven. do
Connecticut, Bh. Bridgept. do
CT. River Big Co Hartfd. dc
Danhury Bank, Norwalk. do
East Beddan Bank. do
Exchange Sank, Hartford. do
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Dublir Gonpepancss. &s

1T" lisIL LINZ si7t \. ". 10 Albany md
- ce sHl P-,9ns- There 4, sega wheeling
f-e soy point cH thr Hudson 20 Albany spd S,Nges VII e
IN g1e-s 20 cary psss-rr-r', - .s- ie,lin-los Pas
sac - - t1fough - Absny. Passage 10 SewSurgs
81 ~ Breakfast b041d III boat The celebrated ice
te,yreea Cortland and Liberty s;s svsry morning al
5,c.azes Aa5 parcels v II be .oa ed at any of the 70,
,Isr sudiuys provided they psd for the Agents
once entered the freight A.t For freight
kp9y OF BOARD % P c. SCHULTZ, AZ sh- osee tss
-T'spS E.-sTtTEN-IsLAND Per
as-s5ryon "Wednesday Dec. 5, tho 'rip' or The
fs'e'sN~'''s'-'s Farry VI. &c as follows:
LsSrc St7;r1-ls'sui ST. N :. NJ; 2 u P "
il Ge+-YorSs 9, - 4 NJ; 81, ?. a.
-g---sA NENv-YoRR AID ERtE f-S1
:iz. sS9 RAiLHoAD L'St.-H stsI = Ar r ksss
raoi ,sy daily, lesyire New York 1aa N3dle'owr vsr,
rncrsius. isgntays exoer.eol SIS O'Clock
Freza, Sarge vii cave New 3rs rom fo"s q 9GNns
lC1ssssy Tharsjs7 aid SATURDAY sernccfs ~ Qesots
sssf 'or Nuyv5lrgb. SeePsi= Hudson ard Albany
l-1se T-ro"5s Dapctreos srs.74 .. passenger trNlr
S-s-es a.. -y1 f1c-cs o-i tons'-A.e
Ctfsuis.s Rtzshss-ou, OFcCo. * 1c- leNvs Middle
lo7a, upon 4-.l7 :! OF 2assSo-st '''.n
eo- fuh-- '7to-rrs-7c srri7 -' NE 'riee- corner
t>.:r, cy.sazz7 Z. =. AL III NE
5os 3, Nv y rS S az >5 q -4.s,.as
MONTE 81 r,a R-it-.9rr, Eou 4aioulc sud Ws.ieni
Rsilr0adS First c,s.s S6-SscCad class -
The sseal5 49, NtSSoD, Capt BreoS' r. sad :. Es
HA Cast ~ ruper WI H.,er1aiej IeNye ire yer iooi
OF Mstl7 tEs.' SiyeG daily Sunday sIcePtet NJ hsf
secy passenger, proceed Immediately from srdse
po- upon ~ sr-7S he bcsi snt without chs1ss OF
cgrs q 8eSses strive N Albany and Troy 10 same s.
ulne, the h'e le>ve. Troy AZ hnlfras e snd AlSsa,
Fc- ',r:Ser 5rrssrIs7 nom - 10 Freigt, or PN.
lsge SppLy 50 q VI. PERRY Agent al The o'aee on tie
r'r: 90 n J. AAi,i, G3,..s Motel, Or 81 iiy'ng"'ou
a0NTRsNL AND S3w,YoRK.-.Tae Redoird hlov
u Goscs, hoirH rom rroy go Montreal run N couae;
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HOT ar FURNACE

styALRER,s Pa:enI Improved Hoi 4ir saI3ac iof
~ beating Dwellings slor-s Churches Ac-.hese FII.
p5css wi nset economically and efficiently re az II We
apartments I'll NJ 7ure sid healthy free ron oTye' cl''
ray are rut an -rjer t1a psrsons f1o@rvision 81 "a
W.zs- :Es PSLeate=, s1d nave Lt.nsrto 5tys2 sLt' ~
f-c,zau Ett n ii. cs8ss WARMED - e-ioui :.
o,t, Mr C1srles SFTT. Supe-z -sate-t % 5awsfH -
mad r-d II ~ sll.t C. D. Shc5-s. &c -
s!r Thomas McEif5ta. Is! S.ssa1s;: M Geo " uf"-
e. eos Ho-ery; Es'fO-pEsl Asylum, bis-sveuus M'-
WmP Chapman, Brooklyn. .-fr. u. C. Greene - 4t-st'
Nj ] 4 Ransom. 20 2d-lt Chemical Bans s-osd"sy
AZ J. u As 2 Broei9av Dr. alfred " aSs;sa, - " a.
ysrlv.q!ece, n Gen. u Snow. J1ih--t
80 GRO tVAr.EER- la2 srosdwss
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MATCHES, JEWELRY, Silver Ware, Sc--Pur-
~ chasers ,ny,ed examine The following articles
yer Lap:ne and oiher Wa.ches by approved ssers OF
recent nporsrons in sne gold snd silver csset d he
styles warranted seeoers Gold Cnains
Seals Keyg Rings Pins, Bracelets, sud sTery Description
II end fashionable J-rsTy. Silver Spoons, ladies'
Knives Eorks PIaed and Britannia y are Gold ard silver
Pencil Cas-s Gold Pens hante Clocks, an choice So
sS.or OF Fancy Goods. WRlchea JeEselry, sc Cleaned
snc repaired LOCKWOOD 4 sCRlBNER,
sS5 P-.r;-sL corner Of Ft.iiot,-st
20 o7po-i,A limited States Eote
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DELAWARE

Bank of DelHS are. $1,000, :
Farmers Rank. ofDel. do
smyrna, Bank of........-do
Union Bank of Delaware. do
Wilmington &Brardywinedo
!. mARYLANO.
Baltimore, Bank of........ l
Chesapeake Bxnk. .,..., do
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Snsuranrf.

S,TATElIENT OF the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
= Company No. II Wal.sI.-Issusd from st May 1875,
10 3lst December - -
months. .69S Pocies Amt OF premiums S616b5 81
In January ...?+S Il 1s7 ~
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co., kskg Co. NOT.

4Crrtoa RR kBkg Co. N-Oti.
CITY Bank Of y. Orleans; 40 az
Gas Light & Big co, No 40 do
: 'o,,i.iaua. Bank OF, y. o. 60
to, state Bk, y. o. 90
5fec. { Traders b, y. y. 90
Tn.ou BIZ, Louisiana. No. co
. ~ ID ny
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JOHN ". TRTMBLE. THEATRE-ALLEY,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
MERCHANTS and o,bars who wish their stores sItere
lFsfor the Isl OF May, have done issteiuly ard
cheap by applying ss above
All kinds OF Job Cs.penerwork executed 81 the shoTes
opsshle m
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- UNION LINE 5jG Palset- fof Liverpool Tbs
49,! splendid re" pacsei snip MAEMIOS. Captain I'd
wards. Fiil positively sail On c9e day. Asrch %
her regular dHy Ths sp.endh packet sbp bas vcry ~
p1s.engefs ,each viii be taken moderate rates Persons
Wishing secure beris should msfe etrly application OF
board, foot OF D4ye.-st Ort1 ~. ~ T. TAPSGOFr
.Tr ~ SnI11 -. Nsii"n iane
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

u .hs saip S.,pheai from Hcanburs-Teresa e Beh'
sens. and so in the Storage
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Total Policies 800
The premiums paid in ossh. au1 IN secured Note
payable in - mouths with per interest subject 10 as
IL required TO meet losses and receivable II de-
sired by the insured
BENZ. C. MILLER, Secretary. JOSEPH L. LORD, Agent
DR.. Jarnes Stewart No. Bond.s- Medical Examiner. q
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ENGINE LATHE.-The subscribers otter Tor sale an
EEngine LaIh- complete Price go dollars -
q! SHERMAN. ATWATER & CO. cor. Fulton Gin
BURDENS PATENT BORsE-sHOES, being
ID sale By he principal ieser-n Harfwsrei9 me
United States ali warranted perc, II form anc insae ~
the very refined iron Every sho- uch mas be iGrnd
rol IN accordance 9Th the shove recommendation VIII ne
received bsck md the rnoney viii 81 from
the mos, ds,spt parts Of tie co1ut u BURDEN Ag"7
49, u latf rE--i iL.-
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TT~srS NOTECS.-sTaTES-Is Per
se--s-ry--Ou Wednesday Dec 5, tho tEips lhts
~. -ys..ss-s=zs5-- l.. =. u, a 4. LINE xf-" ,

MONTE, = 81. rra Bridgeport S. EoU4siou.c NDo Nsseu
Railroads. c,sss cars S5--SscCl1 class -.
- STEAMBOATS, NINRop C4pI j. Brooks ir. sad :, Ell
Ks Cast W Tupvr. WI E..ernlieiy eHyt ne Pier foe
@, Msf-:s, Ess Siyer daily Sunday excepted n hall
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AL=~ULUTtOr. The cppeTIurr.bip heretofore eN-
AP$u rveeu the iubscrihers under The name snc hi
of BEEkSAS co j. tins day dissolved by ruts! coz
sentIr. " C. Graz Withdrawing and retiring from
the business. IoIn BeekInSn X Edward T. DuntUn are
duly AnihoLzsd se.e the O. TIRE late hrni
JOHN c. BEEKMAN.
WARREN &. GRAY,
EDWARD T. DUNTOS.
N.,,y-Yotk February 20 1896 M 81
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s5HUyELs, SPADES, SCOOPS. Stc.
- goo dog. shuveia, com. ITOr,
100 -.
100 cast stee
~ spade. assore6,
~ iC2c handle round point .hove-s.
The above embraces all prices, i:om 81 to IN
dol err per 1uZ. and VII ~ snit purchasers
hy SHERMAN. sTWATER = co
Psf - Fulton. corner Of Cia-sL
Ike. WARE HOUSE. ~ d-eenwich-st-K"meys
Rrresa Sampson, Hucces=0rs 10 Soorman. Johnson,
Ayras Co importers. and dealers Swedish Russia snd
English iron, nails ship host and rail road spiFsr rve.'
boiler ron nail RODS haad hoop and -cro iron end see o.
all si01a " SIN
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NORTHERN BsRIRGN.-
~ IL tors hammered square Iren . Z 5 In
- lat. 1 IN.
y &" sqqsre , a 2: il.
For sale low 10 c,cse consignment py
SHERMAN ATWATER co,
o.. corn.r Fulton and Clia 5.
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,acy passeug proceed hum dlsie from Sridsr
o- rpon ~ sr-iTSi f6 bos sn1 without chs1<e CT
Cgrs u 8sSssc srrsa N Albany and Troy hs s.
ta-rocn.
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- s;GHTH-ST. NEAR 5TH-AYbNuE.-At
a. private sale-Two splendid story dwellings on the
| North side OF EishIh.st- 5h-svenue. Built In
best possible manner, with with all modern improvement,
containing large number OF convenient aud wearranged
bed rooms be,aes parIors furnished with .tsuey nane,
uahos any doors and French windows Al.o in said
aud cold baths closets etc. The houses
srs IS by u.s. with two story OF IL feet, tie full
.slth lots forming Inrd paror breakfast room
.si Nv K j. BLEECKER, Brosi-s,
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ReaI Eetnte.

g PART OF HOUSE TO LET-FroT TIE
t rst Of Mag small respectable iarlyln o.
OF tie % story houses now berry tniSu'l
IN ChrTsi=.t between SAnoc and Houston, co1sslng O.
In hc!e Of Tie = story, containing front snd back 70 vi,
hsd ro1ms pa1tses, &c. Two tni.aeG fcos Il me sIc
suo back basement The hous. j. 10 be finished Y tns
isest style verbldah fronts AID yard. Sslo2
about the middle OF April Apply a. No. 20 Forsyii rea!
Hester. MS iw-
g. DUASE-ST.-At Private Salr-Tte raet-rn three
d.. story ard brick House Lot No IS Oususs
he house IS vel furnished with sr5e rrsniels IN ali
The stories On said lo IS resr building with Quiet 10
Res6-s The lot Is u feet inches by 81 feet d--p For
particulars apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER.
nSfw Auciioneer. No. Broad a..
O. THE UPPER PART Of the two story md s;iic
81; house No 80 PrincesL third block astof Brosiray
be let Apply on Ire premises between iGe hours
OF 10 and s. ms
-. FOR SALE-A vsiEsbe piece Of Ground OF
s Ws-hingou corner q West Wsshu gior-p sce
containing s. feet front and rear. ~ Is feet deep Ap
piy 70 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER: Ane;;ouse-.
rs X No. Broad =
- FOX -NLk.-5 los on 5.l-4yenue, between ssh
----@- lois on is.i:,t west OF 5la-averue.
10 of on 50tis-. between 9Th sut III syenles-
3 lot. OF .lh-dveuae, between 5tlh and 55;l-sis.
l0t on I.h-4yeuue, corner 55.n-st
lois OF otl-gye1ue, between 5i;h ard S5th-'>
ilots &C 5l;t-si. between 81. ana III avenues.
Slots on s9t5st 100 feet from l.h-aveege.
los iois on on 4 ;I.t-st do DO
) lots on 7th-averue rear 54ll-s:- Apply 10
ANTHONY bLEECKER, Auction-et
uelw srosd.st
e. TO I.ET-T,vo large rooms with vaults. in tbs 81
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This company copiinus iusure sgsins. los. damage
by and the casualties OF MAsSE and INLAND Nav-
cation upon favorable other in this city.
The PROFITS Of the business will be annually returned
10 TIE parties insured.
Los,es I'D usted and paid with promptiude.
JAMES D. P. OGDEN. President
A. NJ. MERCHANT. Vice President
I.xuvI RR
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Fairfield Co. Blk. Norwalk. i
Farm x Mech Bk- Ha-tid.e co
Hartford Bsns..-...-....-do
Jew.,t City Bsnk.:.,-..'1G
Mechanics Baak, \. ~ p. 40
Sso..l,a-,s. Xix. Sorwich..ao
Meriden Bsnk;:.;,;,;,a,,;; , DO
W,ddiese1 Co. Bk- MIG H' A.
I5~stic Bank....-...-.-'''eo
S.w-Hsven Bark: ITO
Scg-Hsyen Co. BanH.''.Go
New London Bank........eo
Norwich bsnk........;.-.oo
Phxnix Bank. Hartford. 40
Quinnebaug BIZ. Norwich.Go
stamford Bank. DO
Sion.ngton Bsnk..........do
Thames Bank. Norw ich. DO
Thompson Bank.....-:. ..Go
To!!and Co. Bk. To.land.. do
rnIor BIZ. New London. do
Whaling Blk. New LOndon-do
EindhaIn Bank. do
Wiudham Co. Dk, BTklyn.do
NEW ORR CITY.
America, Bank of.......par
American Exchange Bk..par
Bank % Commerce .....par
Bank Of the state OF y. Y par
Bu!chqrs' * Droyers' BIZ. par
Chemical Bank par
City Bank. -........' par
Del. & Had. Canal Com. par
Dry Dock Bank ..par
Fulton Bank. par
Greenwich Bank.........par
Leather Manu;acrs. Bk-..psr
Manhattan Company. par
Mechanics B'kg. Asson..Pa
Mechanics Bank.........par
I Mechanics'& Traders Be. par
Merchants Bank.....:...paf
Merchants Exchange Bk. par
I Natione, Bk. OF city ON l.par
New York, Bank OF. .....par
North River Bank........per
Phoenix Bsnk............par
Seventh Ward Bank -. par
Trndesmen's Bank.......par
Union Bank OF New ork.par
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~. TO LET The stores, No. 4IS Broadway, or
s could be made into spacious store, with saloon
90 the second story OF the dimensions, and 4
cells-the three story houses Cauast 30 feet ees Of
Broad dwelling No. Alb and 20 Broad
v~Ag-o long rooms thu 2nd and Sd storys aod small
store on Lspeosrd.s sl IN House ais Brosdwsythree
two story III town, and double house Canal
.riih - ~ Lisp-ra,d-s, t-flWE
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MONTREAL AND S3W-YORK--'Th- Redotrd iioc
~ Gcsc--s 81 hour rom rruy Montreal n c0Gue,
trr wl-- IBIS se Ticket, iscm Ns'vYJrS 30 NAures
=, - A.y'7-.l ~ j,s. ~. r0at9 ~
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\ tcs!SEt Rain dill5 $, ls..-pss. A. "a
Fc- ilrther 1rrrsro7- hc;h 's % Freist, % Pa
~ o. Sppy 80 r. VI. PERRY. Agent. the otce tic
rirr: 30 n J. HAI,i., Hotel. or ~ ay7nga:ou
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~. BnTHUSE-~T.-At Private Ssie-rh- modern
& bfcs Heus- ara Lot Sathuae-st House - by 40 feet
$50 deep with party was-Lot y by 1a feet inches mar
BILE msn,es BLACK CRATES. cou:er c-lar-sprng and rain
rn.- pump on the pErmises For particulars. apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Aucuoneer,
No. . RrOad.sL
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Y ORR ttlih, .ooSO.
NEW.HAMPSHlRE.

Bellows Fail Bk, hocs' gl'm /
Brattleboro' Bank ........Go
Burlington, Bank -. 30
Caledonia, Bk % Danviile.do
Farmers Blk, Orwell......do
Far. & Mech. Bk. Burning moo
Manchester, Bank ot.....'oo
MidGlebury, Bank o!.....'do
Montpelier, Bank of.:....do
Newbury, BIZ of 'VelisRiv'rdo
Orleans Ok OF Irisburgh.. do
Orange Co. BIZ OF ChelseG.do
Poultney, Bank of........do
Rutland, Bank oi.....'...'do
S.. Adams, Bank of.......l
vergennes, Bank Off,. !
Woodstock. Bank of......do
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e. TO LET-Two large rooms. with vaults. In tbs 81
i.::a story OF No. ~ Wast Applyto
49, NEvINS, TOWNSEND X CO.
W. M-rrhsr.s
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And,o,cog..n BIZ, Topsh'm /
Augusta BGak. dc
Bank OF Bansor...........do
Beltas: Bank ........--..do
Brun 3aak... do
CANA Ban6, Portland -. dc
Casco Bank. Portland do
Contra. BenA, Ha.lowell. dc
Commercial Beuk, BAN: 90 .
CumDeriand gauk. Porlf O. 30 -
Eastern Bank. Bang0r..;;' ~ -
E E'l,.J-a,, :, BANK, Portland 90
lrsaklin Bank, Gardiner. go
Fre-mari's Bank. An gu7la. 40
Froutier Bank, EGstPori..Go
Gardlper Bank .........'.'oo
Granite Bank, Augusta 10
Ksnduskeag Bank bangordo
LINZ Rocs BIZ, Thornton. 40
Lincoln Bank, Bath......do
Maine Bank. Portland do
Manuf. Bank, Saco..---...co
Manu-. X Trad. Ok, Por-ic.do
Mariners Be-, Wi-casset. do
M-domac Bk, Wa!doboro'do
Megunlcook Blk, CamGeH.do
Merchants Bk, Portland. do
Negumkeag BIZ, VGssalbo'do
Northern Bank, Hellowell 60
Peoples Bank, Ban goT do
Portland, Bank OF. .......'co
Sagadehock Ba, Bath.:: do
skowaegan BIZ, Bloomh'id- DO
South Berwick Bans......do
Thomaston Bk......:-''.G
Ticor!!c Bk, Waterville. do
Union Bank, Brunswick. do
Waldo Bank, Beltast......do
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RNGRAVRR.
T0HS g. HORTON, Historical and Writing Enyraye,
" No go Hasss1-st fy9a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-07

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AN INCIDENT or THE REVOLUTION.
The strip of ground from Broad
way to Centre street, along Cham
Der st, New York, seventy years ago,
was a burial place. The part near
est Broadway was devoted to the
negroes FIR the last resting place of
their dead, and the moiety extend
ing TO Centre street was kind of
Potter's field, and during the revo-
luton the spot where most Of the
private soldiers of the British army
who died in the city were buried.
Gallows Hill, (thc spot where the
Manhattan reservoir is now situa-
ted was decorated with a gallowS,
where all deserters and prisoners
suffered death, who came under the
control of the infamous provost mar.
shall, Cunningham.
1t was customary TO execute most
Of the desertcrs who were native
born. at night.-There was a policy
in this. Public executions Of the
Americans by the royaliSts would
have been noised abroad, and the
injury created thereby, through the
manner in which the continentals
themselves would have made use of
it, must have resulted 10 the injury
Of the kings cause. These execu-
tons generally took place after mid
night. The prisoners condemned to
death were always confined in the
old Jail, within musket-shot of the
place of execution, and sergeant s
guard of eight men, accompanie d
by the provost marshal and his dep
uty, generally conducted the prison
err to the gallows.
1t was nearly twelve o'clock of q
night in the month of October, in the
year 1880, that a young man was re-
clining among the recent graves that
raised their mounds in the vicinity
of the gibbet on Gallows Hill. The
hour and the place were singular
for a lone individual like the man il
question to be reposing. Isay lone
yet he was not exactly so, if human
bodies Invested of their immortalit,
can be considered companions; 70,
nearly above his head, swaying &c
and fro in the night breeze hung thu
remains Of two soldiers of the fiji
regiment, who had been executed
that morning for desertion.
The sky was obscured with darl
murky clouds, and the moaning o