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- 1burgh and Fishki. landing nj Van CJt
lnndl'4 Peek kin. West Point, Cold SphN
end ComwaL-rhr steamer THOMAS POWELL
Cap, Samuel Johnson viii leave the steamboat pier foa
Of Warren-st every afternoon Sundays excep,cdl al
O'Clock Returning. VIII leave NewbUTgh every MoRdg
morning nj hail past g. and the remaining mornings OF k
week O'Clock landing above For frei hi pa.ssss
apply board the boat.
n ban baggage snd freely h Of every puon, bsnk
bills specie put board tbs boat be- the ss
OF the thereof unes. entered the books Of tie
hoar o pied for. e22d
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-T~@ IRREGULAR NAIL LINE betrrs,
--sa-tt-z-sitSosiou and SeovYork BY tie "a, 80
splendid steamers OREGON and RHODE
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uUBBARD'S PAPERS.-BURSAPA BABCOCK,
LIMO Is Jcnn offer for sale full assortment OF Papers
manufactured By Ihe Messr'. Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers. blue and white Imperial Super Royal,
Royal, Medium, Denny and Flat Cap.
Bank Folio Pcst, Bank QGart0 Po-t, Exchange Cap.
Extra Super Cut Cap ruled and plain
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, q f1!l assortment
Packer Post. Super and Extra Super.
Tinted Plate Paper; Colored Imperias
Cotored ROYALS, iIick and thin.
Do Medium, do. 90.
Do Double Cap, for copy book
Fine Glazed COlored Mediums, Royals, Sc &c -,
q q. have also hand very extensive sHsoi D.
Writing Papers Hook and News Printing Hspefs, a-e
Papers. Hardware and Wrapping PaPers Ihey are also
sol. agents OF The genuine Patent Envelope faPer
Printing Paper OF any size and qaaiy nao 20; =, .as
.h.l -rp.t--
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BUFfAL0 q GREEN BAY: 1916.

1916. BUFFALO X GREEN BAY. 1916.
xT-rr' THE STEAMBOAT COLUMBUS, CapL
rEiI.-r-i' -. Powers. VIII during the ensuing
-cn, between Buffalo ana Green Bay a. fol-
lows LEAVES EuFFALo. LEAVES GREEN BAy.
Mond =. Mays Monday Augl0 MondayNryl Mond'yAug
M5nd WHY'S SlOndayAug21 MundayAl y2j Moni iug3i
Mond 'yJuuel MondaySept ~ Mondhy Jno 81 MOndyS"pli
Mondy lnr5i Mondays -ptll Mpnda9l nr22 Mond'ySepB
Mond' co Monday oct MonJa,Jly 81 Mond'y Octl2
Noud Why l3 Monday Octis Monday y n Mondy OctI
MoudyJly2 ri MONDAY Aug 81
Tn. Columbus rS undergone most thorough repa!rs mi
IN line condition business TIL. travelling public may
confidently rely upon her milking her trips puncmsy
advertised a-sled that pains VIII BE- spared
10 make her accommodation, desirable and pleasant 10
~enscr5.
@ L. Pauen los Futon-s,; J. +. Wolf, % CortlandsL;
T. \ Jerome 1903 Broud--t Mas. iort Nottingham WI
XII. s Co. 81 uuAy.-t .IlLang Wsie Parsons Co. Buf
tiio Tyler Brown = Co Grecn hav hbDtNovist
~N'N9 .DAIIy LINE OF Bont- between New
-I-tSGur and Staten I-laisi.lhe -tramboat-
IS LPH. Capt J. Braisled, and STATEN
ISLANDER. Capt d. Van Pet, viii leave n follows
Leave Island at 3, 9, IC aud A. NJ an1 = > J.
g. D. and =. VI
Leave, New FORK nj :, Q, TO- II A. NJ and ;, j. - y o.
and huff past 7 T. VI. 80
AIIirright a, The ri-b Of he owner thereof jelG
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UNITED STATES Fire Insurance Company, Office
Y No. 50 Wall-sL-This Company continue 10 insure
against loss and by merchandise, sh!p, IN
port buildings household furniture, and other personal
property =. the usual rates OF premium.
DIRECTORS
John l.. Bovine Morris Krtchum, .. 4. Cushmsn,
S:las Hicks JossmaS. tndrrhil Char!e- Hillsburgfi
BENJAMIN Corli-s Chas T. Cromwell William II. Titus,
Lini!ey MURRAY. Charles kneelEnl, ROter; l. Murray
Hv H. Lawrence. Robert 3. Mut1n. solomon Grifrn.
S;epn. yam WycA. ThOs w Pearsa! Orlando VI bogari,
Robert D. Weeks, George D. Post, Peter K Bonnet,
John Wood, Albert WoOihull. Joseph y. Lord
Benjamin Strong, Samuel c. PaSsol Robert L Case,
George Huss-y. Caleb Barst0w, Henry = TerbeN
Uriah Carpenter Samuel Mitchell George J. Cornell,
Ebn'r. Callcv-il. James Marsh.
j. [. BOVINE President.
JA.iEs WHINE. Secretary. iyl0 Sineod
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SERIOUS TREMoIS, &c.

Residence 40. u Nonr0e-st y y. and Master OF the
f.lk packrt -chr. Z" Mari Jane.
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CYRUS w. FIELD, No. . Burng lip, sohersor sale
~ 100 TeuIns News Paper, 22NS1
1900 News Paper, 2iNS6.
100 rrams News Paper, 2iy3s.
100 reums News Paper, 27NS9.
7GH cenins News Paper, .SNi2
21O reans News Paper, 29Ni6.
With variety al other sizes. Paper made 10 order ri
short notice. aus wv
DApER.-J,O0O rcmns Straw Wrapping Paper
I Ii,oO0 renms Rag Wrapping Paper:
600 rcums Hardware Wrapping Paper
$500 Envelope Wrapping Paper.
200 reanis Cloth Wrapping Paper
For sale on liberal terms By
nus .,v CYRUS w. FIELD. Q Burlins-slip.
S,HEItNiiN, ATWNTEIi X co. corner OF Broad
- aud Beaver SIS NevIork, Commission Merchants for
OF American Pig Bloom, Bur- Hoop. Scroll, Band,
uni all kinds Of iron otter for saic-
~ tons best Jersey Charcoal BLOOMS
100 do do Northern blooms
~ do Refined Tor wire billcls
s. Co will advance literally upon all cons gn'nens
of Zig Iron Blooms manufactured Iron, which may be-
tlem-o purchase IN the Newiork market on the
most reasonable Terms jys
4 NNGIIhNiS aud Printed Muslns.-A. ARNOLD \
- l.srtutf fa
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T7HE PATTERSON SILK FACTORY i. co

he FNII;HSUN ;SILh fAtIUnI - 49, 80
Sewing ct al cgors Doth PLAIN and shaded aud tie very
best quality OF SIX for Fringe, Gimp and Coach Lace
Makers
Orange and White Floss tor manufacturers Of Tweeds
and Fancy ker--yjieres.
Embroidery silk. for Sna'Vls, Scarf., &c
Floss oG, Tor lettering and Tying The ends OF Cloths and
other piece goods
Servings in small ske!ns-Baeks. Drsos Light Dyes and
Cloth co9rs hzd souly put up IN half and quarter pound
papers " bundle. o; los skstn- each
GentleI1ens Plain and Fancy CraYas Of any style, TO
order.
Poke; Handkerchief. plain white slk or printed.
Waste - maze spun six Tor wearing, &c
The for Factory prices and orders for any
articie IL the Six line solicited 5y
iese srneod. j. 5. sHAPTER. 2l4 P-arl..t.
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r., czs..::s:;7 TO WESTERN asss--g5-E5E.t

r.. THROUGH IN Is y
Sss uRS FROM NEW L-x-r4--lz
--------IORK TO WHEEL
ING and PITrSBt re-, via PHILADELPHIA: BALTI-
MORE and ONO RAILROAD, Cumberland, Md-3SO
MILES RAILROAD.
To Western Travellers Great United States Mail and
Passenger Route 10 Wheeling, PiHsburg Cincinnati aud
the South and West
Passengers going directly through
Leave New Ork. foot OF LherlysL North River, AT u
Y. VI. IN the Great Slai. Train.
Arrive in Philadelphia 10 7. NJ
Leave Philadelphia NJ 10 p VI. daily-Mail Train
Arrive IN Baltimore at6 \. NJ.
Leave Baltimore mt u \. NJ by the Baltimore ani Ohio
Railroad. 1870 miles.
And arrive al Cumberland Al : 2. NJ.
Leave Cumberland ut T. VI. by the National Road and
Good Intent Stage Lines and arrive IN Wheeling Puts
hursh evening.
70 THE SECOND Mttt leaves Newton 9 a. NJ. By
RHlroHd. Leave Philadelphia Sundays excepted, nj T.
10y Steamboat and \. VI by Railroad for Baltimore
Passenger, tor Psburg take tie splendid new and mod
ern bu Steamboats, Brownsville and thereby have only
- miles OF Staging on the whole route
FIST class STEAMBOATS, leave Wheeling aud Piusburg
hourly and Passengers forwarded without delay
Cincinnati and all other Ports IN the South and West Fare
: Cincinnati
For lrou tickets by this apply in phlaJe phu NJ
South 1hrd-s board steamboat. DOck>I wharf
Fare hrou gh from Philadelphia 10 Wheeling, ga TO Puts
burg SIC with the privilege stopping Baltimore md
r.snn. pleasure. For further information apply
To J. /. SLElINlE Err, Agent.
Railroad Office foot Of Ltbery--r nj T. VI ana 9. ~ NJ
Adams Co.'S No 10 W6lst. NJ II A. NJ or Cry Ho-
toll W prp, ftvut 60
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,I5T57T7j. OPENING OF PENNSYLVANIA

zT~~ SUNINER ARRANGEMENT. Ia
Eszahi.s---.I The New York and Erie Railroad -
Line from a pr untilhrthern0ties,
will nun daily Sundays eXcepted between The city u SsT>
York aud Mddirtown Goshen, aud intermediate pllfap
follows
For Pssseugers-Leaye New.York RIA. Il and 81: u
Leave MddieiOwua6i 4. 81 and 5. PA
Fare reduced 10 II 25 to MddletOwn-way in proper
lion Breakfast dinner supper and bes be lsd 90
the steamboat
Leave Middle;own at u II.
The names Of the consgnee and OF the station where 70
b e. mus be distinctly marked upon each article shipped
Frei ght not received after r. ~ In NewYork
Apply % J. r. GARRISON Agent, Al tie Office, cor o.
Duane and West Sta Il. {. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
March z3tn, 1896
" Stages run daily from Mddleown ths s'rtTai Of
the afternoon Train, 10 Milford, CarbOndaie Honesds.Y
10. Windsor Binghamt1n. Ithaca, &c Agent on board
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THE PILES "A cure FOR life secured DIR Up
hams Internal Remedy ,or the cure OF Piles. The Ieee
table Pie Eecfnaru invented by DR. 4. Upham disiiu
pui-hed physician OF Nsvior city, y the only really
--sf remedy for that dangerous and distressing complaint
the Piles. offered 10 the American public.
The Eecmary contains no N'nerat Msdetne, M -iioe'
Coiocptfa Cri6oce other powerful and Irritating purRu
i've NJ fear OF akng cold while under H. influence;
change Ia diet necessary II taken according 10 drectio-
for ft guaranteed
Proprieof- Office 1906 Bowerv. Sold wholesale md te
tail. BY WYATT = kETCHAM, III Fulton-sL ~ Y
Prlce 81 Y-b I'm
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~VAIJABI.E COUNTRY SEAT aud Farm

50 Sne-The beautiful country residence of Leonard
60 Lee Esq. situated nd Joining New Windsor, the
Hudson RIVER near Neyburyh. For extent of prospect
and character o land there few, ii any places the
NORTH River more desirable the farm contains 100
king in square and divided into and 10 acre lots
abundance fruit: me Improvements &c. aud IS de-ra
bic for residence OF gentleman, the society IN 'h vi
cnily being OF The first order For terms, Sc apply 10
itI1 kf.EFCkER VAN DYKE. No u Walst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17

LARGE FIRE IN RoXBUhY-SEvERAL HORSES
BunsEp-About one O'Clock Sunday morning h.e
broke out In the OF Mrs. Bates hotel on Norfolk
Hill Roxbury The flames were communicated 10 the
stable aud a considerable amount Of damage was done
before the engines could be got upon The ground Two
sets of bowling alleys behind the hotel we're destroyed
and ase several sheds and nuthouses In the vicinity be-
fore water was got the fire. There were IA horses In
the stable belonging tho twohorse coaches OF
Horace King-ntne OF which were burned-fve Gully hav-
ing since been found. The stable and contents (hay
grain destroyed. The rear wing OF the hotel "a
three story buildiDg) WAS burned and three wooden
dwelling houses occupied by some dozen lrsh families
were entirely destroyed Boston Times, monoay.
IMPORTANT SUBJECT FOR LEGisLATIoN.-t will
be seen that the subject of Reen atng the Hours OF La
Dor s before Legislature and has been referred IL
Select Committee OF Ten We do not believe with some,
to regulate itself and aud that private interest is to
have the entire control of It. is certain that the great
Misunderstanding Establishments OF the country exact the
utmost quantity of labor from their operatives 1t Is
undoubtedly delicate and difficult matter 20 Interfere
between the employer and the employed but difficult
as II may be the imperative duty OF the Legislature
20 do IT, Il been done several times OF late yearn In
England, aud with beneficial results. as we learn So
strong desire Is expressed by numbers OF the opera
tyes employed that this be done In their that 1t
due that the subject should be thoroughly con
sidered concord IN. H Courier
LrBERALITY.-Wiiam Appleton. Esq. of Bos-
ton has offered to give S25 900 toward founding Eps
copa Theological Seminary IN the Diocese If an equal
sum can DO raised, for the same purpose, from other
sources.
~ -Four Jurors have been empanneled in the
case of Wyatt.
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Books
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ID VEL I'D TT ,hi,.bIny NV.
n- PrTTON-sT s-=-York. ia pow nupusniius ~ ~
iU IONS Prncipia e Ms,helnaica P,neP.ssS9 % Ste
laral Philosophy, By sf I.esc SsEiGa sss.s Newton.
Of III. Void with Portrait aken tror Inc
in the Rosu Observatory Al ereenweh vra LIE Of he
eIiIjou csref4llv revised Aad correeiro, "''- ~
Author by N w Chtiend-n A. N &c IT,. -, two ron
The Pdncpn o. three book1 Inc namely
DIE The Ms;hetnatca Principles OF Paioso'uy are Illus.
.s .chon treating Of of the mos: gsne5s sn9
be., established points in PHILOSOPHY, and he mo-
,ou OF souna and light The third book ss m.
principles constitution OF The system o. res discovery
hh rssrsc,.TZ- M. Prncpia-4 work 80 stnpenaoas
IL is results 70. OILY Physics eu, svsn Of
me, m -, hsy- pronounced Il more ike ihe PoouS -
- n ~ s.ncr tssn thsi OF hurnsn being
Tn. n~asr work viii be issued in AZ sise o os1sr
Nos ii 20 CENTS per No, snc 10 siye oI p'N'-e
r vii! be equal 10 any book Cow puohssrI md ,hs ,uc
The fr,, No. will Dc issued n few ~eehs ~.
Gee ins ones will be is.ued monthly NJ pPn;ss,
Address, DA1NLb a - s'l,on-.t Y
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Correspondence Of the Journal OF Commerce.
Later from Hayti.

PoRT-AU-PBIScE, 2Sth olay, ie7o'
The events of internal wars and revolutions nave
fallen 50 thick around during the last three years anu
cyhts and carnage and blood shed have become so
TO the inhabitants OF this unhappy but itIue lsaio.
one feels since the calm and peGceabe advent OF re"ee
Hiche on the first OF March last that there Is nothng 10
relate except some tale OF the smooth ano uahq
curren- Of peaceful The President win ms suo
has made the tour OF the Northern part OF the sho anu
has every been received with sccamaohs VI "e
come and gadness. ~
The armed factions that have long existed and 50 o.
Ten disturbed the public tranquility, acknowledge ms III
umphant standard wherever he goes. and give IN eh
Wiling allegiance Public levees AID festivals were gwen
by bin at every In his progress and me gloom anu
fear which before every where VISIBLE nave gwen
piece to 10y and merrment and hopes OF happier
On sunday he gave grand enter;anne ana PAL a.
tha National Palace at which It IL said were more man
two thousand persons. 81 Ii,
On Tuesday last, the 26th. the President with his
guards set out on through the South Eastern part
of Hayt In the course of which he will visit all the towns
ON The coast Thin tour which will probably occupy
some three months has for its object the tranquzog OF
that part OF the issno and possible to induce the pep
pe 10 Give up their arms aud munitions oil war ana re-
turn 10 their agricultural sbors II 10 the policy OF inc
President TO stimulate the public mind TO peaceaoie III
dustry and restore the country again to s former pro
perity and with such his side as 6en Dupuy'
Tor prime minister and others OF equal Galore ~
coupselors he has already made great advancement
and 10 In course Of greater achievements Never since
the fall of Bower has the future shoDe with such bright
ness Richie and the Constitution e 1916 are the Wstcp'
words ofthe people.
The Hayden feet, numbering seven sail, VIZ. TWO cor
yotss one steamer and four schooners setting sail to
follow in the wake of the President and will touch at the
several ports with him. sautary feeling exists through
out the Republic, and lively hopes are entertained vi
great increase OF products and oil commercial puess u-
ring the ensuing YEAR Nous VERRoNs.
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pubhf Gcnpepanc.s, er.

ST ADAILY LINZ Of Boat. be,wesa New
Ez<sss2stc-szSYork aud Staten IslAnd-The st-srho.,
SYLPB. Capt j. Brais;ed, aad sTATrS
ISLANDER. Capt D. Van Pslt. win leave as folows -'
L-.vs Staten Island at s9 10 aud Ii A. NJ sre (,
4. s. and N.
Leave New. York .,7, g. 1911 A NJ. and i,2,s,4ss,
spd halEpssi7P. NJ. -
All f,.ifhl a, ,h- ri't OF The thereof ,.,s
49, s.UtIllEk ARRANGEMENT
tssasssssY-Sl,-The Ssw-York and Ere Railroad "a
Line from April Is, until farther noyr. x
will run daily Sundsys eIceped) betwe~n ,hs city of Va
YORK and Mddis;own Goshen and intermediate ps;s
For Passengers-Leave Nsw-York AHA N. snG 4p.s
Leave Middlriown al 81 4 ~ and 81 p y
Fare reduced TO 81 25 Middletownwsy proporrsos
Breakfast, dinner, supper and bertas can be had On -
Steamboat
For Freight--Lesve New-York ats ?. N.
Leave h!dGletowr al II u.
Tn, names OF consiguee and of Tho station w5.,. =,
be lsn mus, d.;isclly marked upon each article Io
freight no, received after p II. In New-York fs'-'
Apply 10 ]. u. CLARKSoN. AGENT, Al The oa.oe Coz =,
Duane and we., II. C. SEYMOUR, Supennl.rc,,U,'
slsrch 2Stn. ls45
~ Stages daily from Middletown. the arm, a,
The afternoon train, 20 Milford, Csrboaes!e Hoc.t5,
Honros- Tow ands. Owego and West Also, To Noor..1
TO- Windsor, ainghamton, Ithaca, &c. Agent board
mo.
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QY ORDER of Chester Howe, Esquire, Supreme
~ Court Commissioner IN and for the County OF Cstarau-
gus Notice hereby given pursuant 10 the provisions of
authorizing attachments against abscondng,
concealed and debtors
issued against The OF Charles T. Shelton
OF To. State OF Connecticut and that The viii be- sold
for the OF his debIs unless ne appears and dis
charges such attachment according law within nine
months from the FIRST publication Of This notice and that all
payment due aim by residents OF this State and the
belonging hi and The transfer of any his property by
Ln, forbidden by law and void Dated the 10th
day OF March, 1885, C. R. LELAND,
Auy for Attaching Creditor,
m25 iau9ru Irving. Chs Co "
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AbRNHAM e DAT TUN,
ROSWELL C. RRAlNARD.
SHERIFF,s sALE-By virtue Of writ Of fen IS Is,

CHERIFF'S SALE-By vi'tus OF ~rn OF hen rs.
cis. 10 me directed and delivered will expose 10 sale
on Tpur.Isy the second dsy OF July n-I al 10 O'Clock
NJ a, The Ves,bule OF The Guy Hail OF the City OF New
b. hs. on The fourth day OF January A. D. one thousand
eight hundred -nd toryhve. or al any e Alter o.
in and 10 all that certain lot OF ground sust IN the seven
teenth sir Tenh Ward OF the City o! NewYorE fronting
on the Fr,Av-nur the Westerly side thereof and ne'ns
IN. second 10, the Nohw-sey corner Of said Flfs
avenue and formerly called North street a. aia
down on a ce,aiu msp made ay u Freetusn City survey
or-bourd-d East-ry from, by The Firssvenu-' North
ey aud Scu,hrrly By aud row or formerly OF Ccfnshu
Dubois and Westerly IN rrsr by lard now or formerly o.
Samuel Martin containing in breadth IN front md rear te
tySvs feet and in depth the Souhefy .id- or:y'esn
feet inches the Nortbery sice hiIy.one -e
eight inches be the ,ad dimensions more or Less orn me
sane which conveyed to the said henry AVIS oy
deed of conveyance made and -Nscutrd by Corne nr Uu
hois OF said Cy. merchant, and Ssnh Pat' bis WIZ pee
ing the 18Th d,y Of February, 1925 and c'Ied % NE
n - Of the Register OF Deed. for the Cry and County OF
N-x-Yorx lib ls4 of Con page $50, the gan day oil
Jsuusry with the heredisnlenis and sppur
tsnarcss theGeuno belonging spperisniug
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
FREDERICK Z. VuLTE Deputy Sheriff
D.tso Nag.York 5iav 2Oth. 1886 my20 lau6w&cs
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DISASTERS. sc

XXI WEST, June 4. The Br. brig Nelson, from Jamaica
for London with cargo OF coffee pimon,o, &C. arrived
herr yesterday, having been ashore on Csrysort Reef
he wreckers took out the whole cargo anchors chains
&c and succeeded in setting her OF without much injury
The Court HIS decreed $3.50 salvage In the case Of snip
Russell Glover She Is taking In ballast, and will sail
soon for NOglesns.
In the case OF .ehr Mercy, the OF 5000 has been
dscfeed the wre,kers, vessel and cargo.
Toe ship William and James, OF Providence, fson New
York bound 10 New oresps ashore n TortnSas On
the 29th. and got of without assistance.
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M KUtVTS And SHUES.-LAlts, ib,r-.,rA
"a This Store you will fud the greatest 80 kEsass
W sorimenr Of Caters, Buskins, Slippers, Tie' hs.k
-d1s do. frGnela, White and Black Satin, and sioo
kinds and cooIs Boys Boots sSd Shoes; also, Mus
and Chdrens Boots and Shoes, from the largest 70 y
smallest, ard all Of Manufacture and The nea
French goods ard wraDted 10 he the best and chespe
G-bts Inc largest of French b0oss4
Callers and ali oth-r Kinds OF Shoes his. fGne
The city. At ID. Old Stand SGT Broadway cor. otn@
tn-rt. I,-ilNm-ods NJ CkHlLL
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Drp Souos-

SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING, W.
,h. CA.n tailoring C.chink E.Sn aniT ~, o w .
Al DEGROOT CO. No. lO2 FULIoN-oI' "nese
'A' ''--O rS-Gr.st attractions viii be presented
CLOTH COATS,
from So 10 SIS.
ALPACA COATS,
from 81 - 10 IS
from IS cts 10 81 So
CASHMERE PANTS,
from s. To Sc.
MESIso PANTS
from 81 s. 50
pRILLfxe and olh-r Summer Psuts
from 81 10 IS.
SATIN VESTS
from - 70 81.
SUMNER VESTS,
from rs c;s. 10 81 IS.
.,o large assortment OF Cloths. Ces.imeres and Vest
,gs WHICH " D. n .c- suiI the most asuoouk
6oy. Cohisg equally chap. when prices are &c limited
10 q per cheaper han any other store IN Inc CITY
i.l
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ARRIVED,

AKkIVED,
schr sul,aaa, CABOT, ds I'm Machas. Me- lumber to
Snow.
toll Snow.
schr Lsonida, Marston d, I'm Machias, Me- lumber,
10 Snow.
naval stores. to \ McCready.
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feaal Notires.

THE UNDERSIGNED having been duly ePpointeo
by the Hon. Frederick A Tsilnsdge, Recorder Of tne
City OF EeYork Trustees OF tbs rs,As Of George LOCI
wood nonresident debtor MI persons Indebted 70 toe
said George Lock wood broby required 10 render an
account of all debts and Of money owing by them re-
specvsy III" said lockwood, ard TO pay the sane 10
e Trustees and all persons having In thets possesii1n
n1y properly or effects he said ockwood required
20 deliver the the THs;ees before the ihr
Esa No NArss1.st In the city OF New-Yort All credit
ore OF the said Lockwood required deliver their
.p.yr accounts RDd demands 10 the said Trustees al the
.ams tins and place Dated Nsw-York April 2lsL 1916.
~ ~ ISAAC V. FOWLER
ABRAHAM c. DAYTON,
.ose- ROSWELL. C. RRAlNARp
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~ 1tiDEE Oi Hon A mae. Uisuoerer tf.I JuGse
~ o! TIE Court of Common P!eas for the City and County
OF Sew-York Notice hereby given, pursuant TO the pro-
visions Of the statute authorizing attachments against Obj
sconding concealed and debtors thai attach
ent has issued sganat The Of Peter Conrey Junior
resident Of New Orleans, State Of Louisiana and that the
same viii De sold for The payment OF bis debs unes no
pear and discharge attachment according with
In zine months from The hrst publication OF this notice. and
that the payment OF debts due him by residents OF this
State and the delivery him. for hs use Of any proper
~ within this State belonging him. and the transfer Of
any such property by him. forbidden by law and
void. Dated The Sd day OF April, 1916.
Z. c. DELAVAN
a8 lawSm Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
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