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individual impression the subject OF investigation
that if the character of the Senate strong enough
stand against charge like this totally unsupported
by particle Of evidence let the charge proceed from any
quarter however elevated il time sond be disbanded
And If any individual Of character slight and imsy
that he felt it necessary his standing with his
stuents TO disove charge such this Mr. M could NOT
but think he had better yield his position.
But though this his individual conviction in the
case he had yielded because he learned that Of the
parties concerned in the publication had said that these charges
rested information derived from member Of Congress.
this indeed and the individual referred 10 was
Der Of the other branch Of the Legislature Mr. M had nothing
to say but if any that foor--bu he
garded that impossible he assured there
he did not think there could be one-who would affect be-
ef in the truth of the charge the avowa Of such belief
would be regarded by Mr. M an additional calumny
the body But If any Senator did cherish such suspicion,
was not to be doubted he would have the manness show
nus 'front.' and to indicate here his place. the facts which
ms suspicion rested II this foul charge be traced
member Of the other House, doubt the necessary nvesga
on would be instituted and he hoped would be Of the most
severe and searching character
AS, however, resolution had now been moved Mr.. M.
should vote Tor most cheerfully Perhaps no more
an was que 10 the representative Of foreign Government
residing among and whose whole conduct has been such
ha poh rs gentleman and visiter common hospitality re-
gunea a we should protect his reputation with the
hcude as we did our Mr.. NJ did not hold that the
reputation of the Senate required the yindicaon He e
eved tha not an echo Of crcdence would be found in the
whole universe TO SANDER which did not content itself with
single victim, but at fell swoop not ony on every
member OF the Wing party that floor hut included more
than hall the number OF those Of the opposite side politics
and which, by direct and unavoidable implication must Il
successful involve in the namy the President of the
United States the chief magistrate Of choice For
without cooperation what could the Wings do who cops
tuted minority Of the body And what could even ma
joy Of the Senate, containing not only all the Whigs but
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whom
the Senator from Florida mr. WEsrcoTT) had commuHcst-
ed his intention Of proposing the resolution which he had
alluded and had dssaded him for the obvious that
far regarded the reputation Of the Senate il wholly
unnecessary Mr. b. had been Of opinion that that body
earned for itself character such be affected by
such charge directed against respectable portion OF its
members; and if the Of the motion offered de-
pended upon him. he would for the have given
to the Of the advice. Mr.. b. could be
made believe that the Senate had yet reached that point
degradation that it needed be defended from charge
He thought they had yet that psss
and he trusted and believed they should Yet gem
emen the other side Of the chamber deemed due to
themselves the representative Of another Government
Mr.. b. would in moment throw open the door THE
plest investigation they could desire.
In regard to hims he had heard of dnnerof no in
tigue-of nor did he believe there was either
dinner intrigue He considered the whole charge
rs utterly void Of truth foundation He voted himself
against the adjournment referred He thought the Senate
had been prepared the time take the question: and de-
string il to be aken he had gone against the adjournment
needless for him say that he had done
Of any intrigue He should VOTE however, for the resolution
Of investigation II the first time in his life he had voted
for such measure, and he trusted it would he the last
Mr. BERRIEN said the remark of the Senator from Ala
bama, who had resumed his seat that any members
that side Of the House felt il due themselves that there
should be investigation Of this matter, had induced him to
desire that should he known that he should not vote for the
resolution under such consideration He should give the
resolution his support not from any belief that was neces
order to vndcae the character Of any member OF that
body, either his the opposite side OF the cham
ber He did not believe there either IN or GU,
Of the Senate whose opinion ought to influence the action Of
the Senate who dare his conscience and before
his God belief in any thing that publication contained re
should not 90 for an investigation he deemed need
ed by the Senate because he doubted WHETHER under
the circumstances the charge having been reiterated and IN
vesgaon challenged not due TO their constituents na
the proposed should be had and because he be-
evcd the present might fit occasion TO rebuke that cen
ousness which had been prominently exhibited for some
time past These considerations would induce him to vote
for the resolution though not without good deal OF hes
tation
Mr. BAGBY said he had made the remark alluded to by
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Disastrous FIRE.-We learn from the Cleveland
Plain Dsoer that fire broke In that city on the
morning OF the 20sh last which consumed large store
and warehouse on Merwn.st The building vas the
vas Insured In the -Etna Harord> Insurance Company
Tor $1,000. The oss OF Anson Looms the occupsrt OF
the building In bis stock OF groceries and quors e'
mated ut $40 600. He insured Ia the Hartford
Profession lnaurance Company tor S. so only
The flames communicated with the adjoining ware
house owned by Augustine Merwin which WAS also con-
stunned. MIR M-rwis wac incurred for St5po upon tnis
bahdns In tbs New York Mutual Safety Insurance Com
pany; Woolson klemm & Co. who had stored In II
about IS 900 worth Of stoves and castings think the
damage between 81 900 aud s. 600, and no Insurance
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unNnERl WONDERlt WONDER

LARGE STOCK OF Dry Goods must ~ c.os-d out IN
"a few without All Having purchased The sFse
stock Of goods IL Sprng.t Sullivan for cbsn
10. gr-st-s Bargains Will he given 10 purchasers ever
kno~r. larees OF SUMNER @ od. a. - per eeu lees
;hau r-url prices, suTEl-r ShsSis almost gwen away
S.--Af -~ bonp-i, ard Ribbons I'll. OF h%Dc.
20 49, iLnn. BRIGGS 4 i ENSON. II sprirf..t
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? ] FISH Wiuiunsbgrgh. Sorcimr ivli 2s-5v


,~,urHIEF'- Shi.t.-by virlue ~ats u
~ neu fscsa directed and delivered, viii ekpose
10 sale on Wednesday the tweay.f0h day OF March nsat
al 10 O'Clock A. NJ tho Nesubu.e II tho City Hail VI ~
City Of NeSYors s tie rght, u- ana iaIefesl Of Henry
Wilkes which h- had he eleventh day OF November,
thousand ei eht hundred and furtyve, ue
Afterwards or and 70 all those certain Ios pieces
of land, situate lying and being 10 tao Twelfth tsis
MIMI ard Ot lhs City Of New YORK. and known and dis
in2uished scertan map made bJ J. r. Bridge, cry
AID Benjamin Srrcrnourgh drc-ss1d -iinaien le ~sI
Ward OF the City OF New York, which map bsAIs csle
gister and for The City aud County OF e,ol;
Nos $3.50 four hundred and ixy eight t5sl four hnnor-d
.IIynin. 800 four hundred and seventy abd l4ID
four hundred and sey1ntyone, WHICH sad 1919 arc ALSO DO
synacd said lsp number 7Sl seVsnty'sH ADD
are bounded follows Eat by Tho FolfhaYvnuo WEAK
nv hoe drun paral.!lo FogrtaYonue the Wes;er
- sij hereof a, ID. d,sance Of hundred sud es
,..srr, Of INV Nett fye incsas ih.r-frnrr or
5 nrt-rl de hereof and Souib-Iiy by line aragsn
parallel te i7ti,u--s Nonnsriy side thereof
tgc. Of ff7 f-st ive inches n-refro. Together With
m ilAnens sHd APpuftcnancrs lasreOntO oe,ongin.
o. ssEDpTtcx /. vULrs. Deputy snrt.n
n,.t N-v York R-brl4ry ~, 1876. I0f ihwsw
TIE sale 0: the described property Is hereby post
poned UNI. The zi;h day OF AP next ihe same UNA
F.lox L. vuLrE, Depa.y Sbedd
Ds.od New YORK. Mach -, IGi5. ms lawtA2f
Th- sac q th- above drscrbed properly fstb-r post
pou7a ahI Monday he L5s day o. Nay s-xt AZ tbs
FsEoK l. yuLrE. Deputy Srsrn
D.i-t New-yorEi Apv,i ~ I145. rs lawi2s
Tee safe OF the above 6.scro-e property IL hereby faZ
;hsr Po.pSnea until the 18Th S,y II ja' 6 1sI a. IN .ss
g1.DEsrcx L. vULrE D.ruIy shenf.
.isd Se~-Yofk May - 1916. Ey25 isubisTh
The sale u ice de,cb.i property farther pos
poned uanl l0h day ofJay nvIi, The ie and
PLACES. WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
Dslsc Se~-Yort jane Is 1876. ie27 lawLdI
The tho deserOed property ]. f.rthsr post
pond aaIi Saturday, me IN ,T. At 20. @e ead
FxrDEsIcg l. YuL1., Deput, sheriff
Daied, New YorE, July 10. lS+o. Jyi0 iawtt,
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FOX SALE CaEAP.-A EAR o. sor'es- e.IriSes
'Atdi-, kc Tn- aors-s - ssacs oiEn BAY ~i;s
sri-h tsir T5-y n--c /, ne esnds c: cea
er. s7e = Il D. socut P-rc; se1is anc Tree
ION vice OF defect any HID sor a. asei4 purposes
.o-y are Ai-an To- % Be surpassed BON 81 susoeo
% single Is vel double .c Az exr-sni sad!e
TIE carriage tslos: ce~) close or oPe, fsry csr
rage :. c5 CIV - coG1ty; BLK wti5o1' reg % COAX
ey ceseors:-1 -lk-r. I Wi carry eight p-rscas
Tbs buggy, ~ q shifting teAi- carries t-o or
four Fs-sucs a. rl-.Sare matches VIII TIE carriage n
81 respects, ootn h.TIrg e--n %: ii;ile Es-c
Use double acd scy- haracss Iettc, ertet SIC bore
clotst1g were Few !sss tslL
Th- above Seonz 10 geuiiersn res.3rs o. LooZ L.
lxnc, Ten E,iea ro- Ne~York For farther particulars
aPpiy p B. EASsREEATSEs, y Waltz sa So
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OEciaI.
LIST OF LETTERS.
OHciaI.


ADVERTISED TIE TnIsusx III SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
31s. Lrd be Il fxrtirr enacted
And al advertisements made under the orders OF Post
master Genera, In newspaper or nswIpspsrs 81 tee.B
uncaled for IL Post Oce shall be inserted In me paper
papers, Of the tovu pihee where ibe Office advertising
may be situated, hrrtng tie Larssrt circlL.toa-
Men Foa 0s.os L1y, passsd iir,ck 3, ls4s.
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ARRIVED.
Portuguese brig Ss1dsde Eerna. Avser 81 DAYS from
Lsbon. with wine sc, 70 Grinnelt Ainturu & Co
Brig harriet Brown days from Ssrmuds In ballast,
10 w s. Davenport. Lett BRIG Lady the Lake (Sr)
Wireocd for New.Yofk 10 ssl Sa3 !ns,-S PASSENGERS
Tho Harriet msde the voyage in 10 dsyt
BRIG Sally Ann, DsoTow. frora kingston jamaica via
Ram Kew Sdsys with $500 bushels ss pipes 10 hhds
no or oa.rs Madeira wipa Is bsss tobacco ceroon,
p.ns,n. hats nv W Thorn & Co. Leu at ls,nsies
h.,ts WEIGH -, from and for Ph,isdsipais; RIO
- from Boston bries Nu6as, Hfehearser, troSn and
An, Havana: Pheais VISITS, IRON, ssd for Baltimore :
Tnllv Ho from and for New.orissns' Lowell - !;
eeAr Mary wilkins, f,oui and for Ncwoslesns; bark
William K.nnedy Martin. for Trnidsd de Cuba, sailed
fs~ days previous.
Schr Angedne 4 Thompson Ireland, as I'm Ne~osIa,
NC pavsl asorea, TO N Blackwell
sehr PheSe and Esther, -, from PhiiaaelpA'S eSA'
% order
sohr Swan, Baker. ds from Be,io cora. TO Fox.
sehr South caIo'aisn Powers ) ds I'm Ne"eefn,Ne
naval stores, 10 3 Blossom
schf AM. "a I'm Virginia slaves, 10 master.
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Isle OF Franco Apr, IL. ship Lso Choo Hatch tn
Canton, for Scw,fork- To sa aeon, s5sh-was repair
x,crcns.ad es:h ult sailed brig Messenger for New.
York.
Al ao,.enburs, 9Th ul. bark Morgan Dix. Hamilton
for Few.Yosk t,a inst.
Arr o. Portsmouth,. sth. Northumberland, Griswold,
Lsndoc fsailsd STU for Nsz-yors, and pv, back
sessd frpq3 kGssiDss, sssa Iit Feed, sisskPels,
81 aev.ypsk
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cENrLEMEN,s LIST.

| Abbott, David
| Adams, Or joel
, AbbcnNna, We.
| lipxion
Adams. John
| Ahoou A. CSshr
Adams, Gslen V
Abbott, Isaac ii
| Aiarns. Geo
! Aae.ills, Sreierte'
Adler \ Co, +
Agent OF the Cars
Aitch,soc. John
| A,n, Daniel
Aseutof cldSteau
boat Line
Al,evaus, 7 T
Albert. Joseph
Allan. wSl.sr
Aliea \ AushrooS
Aller, Cap; JOS D
Allen, lance X
Allrsush, EvTnSn
deE
Ash, John
Awkward, Msr,ia
Aulerson, DR. ln
Armstrong;. Serr!
Apirews, Z W
Andrews i Co
Anderson, Jsu-s
Au.an J-reIisHh j
ArcorS, Cecil
Awkward, Thcmss
Audrr ss. Geo
AXsou. Chs n
Anderson, } @
Andtcws. Z So
! Aodsrsol. w II
: Asdr~~s.D Or JNE
Bradford, &
Bradley. " THAN
| Sat'cScK, NORMAN
| Sraeosr, Wa
! SIseso-, A T
/ SAcsas, Saml
sassr,M-tAlleoG
SsnNct,T Thomas
! SlaSch, Ic.epA
Sases, Sseph u
Srsnoo1, Timothy
& ,russ-, E.d,noad
Ssocna, aerwcn
s.iSey. Bent " D
| SGcicT, Seek
I Slskeusan, GSss
| Snsd. Michael. 3
Sta.ncss. W u +
! Sxurs, w
Biately, VIM
! 6lsrehard, Cap:
f., lJno |
! Baker, Fr~ds w
| Barney. a,lea
, Barel, Psu'ck
| Barrett John 8
Rsrry. Mr. tcat-s'
Barker. Wm
| B.rrau, psaisl
BSa;ss,1osa
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'NhE PATEks8S ~iLh FACTORY con
sS-y nESufs-inicg Tra-.. orgar-in- az IA sx-,n
Servings o. al color, Cbch .-c ,haaec .cc ne very
b-s. quality OF SIX for Ffi2s-, Gimp snc Cohca Laos
&<Eefa
Orange ard Wits Floss, Cor uAcufacrrers Of TSscs
s1c Fancy Ke,s-yu-f-a
Embroidery SIX. ior Saswis, Scsr, L.
Flos, SIX. FOR eI.sr-g ard yas s eds o' GOES aac
other p!ecz soota-
S-~tnssis sna sf-ns-Slsct,. Drs5s. Lsst Dyes sne
Cloth esIorI har=soue!y ?ui 81 a1c quarter Psone
ps3ers. or bCac.-s OF le0 s. etns cscn
G-ss--r-'s PAtn sd EA-cy Crsyas Of acy siJ!s, 20
ordeI
Pocf-i Hsotfe7chiets. PLAIN White SIX or Pr-c:ec
Wss.- - SPEC SIX for -=sSI-s, hc
TIE shove fo- FsctoCy prices src 2r-s tos Az
E..c!e = - SIX .ice sot-ii-c OF ! > 50 AtAEh
Sc S,,-,s4- 90 P-a-l 81
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TaE sCBsCKIBER woolo ~,

I'dE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully tn.orrn tss
S-oaencn OF LII Guy La: Dc mas cn1slacuy on hacd
ard for sac nny atDe quiet or lie satde OF
na,resA AnI p-rsor purehssog horses Of ne Subscriber
M; 3r-nd E2on o-.ns toaoc43J dealt -tIs Dc hsppJ
70 acc Ia. BE- can r.f>r iefn - s-at-ren c. 20
htgSes: respectable 70 20 Character cso.city &c Any
gentleman PURCHASING soESes the s1hscTi-F Erd @co
.y return .h- sarre within res1UassEs Period, and
c-ve h- full amount OF p1r-4se lJc-y hseE "a DC So1d
not vfsh gentleman 70 re.Ar - A-Ai tp1foeo OF
cirnl Lssi &c /, -, perfectly oEeatet VIC
rs SJn Nm y DTsRRiD(v Risitnz H,st-r ana so~-rv
s'HE SUBSCRIBER having r-arrf from Raritsc
SEMINARY, wishes 70 take nto a. tny a'e GO six III
srs frpru t age Of years 10 :" aoca b. vii give he
eleu I'D c5lcaoa- iracnng h-En also he nfs
p,tccpI-s Of music as1 Fsenca qii- retired family,
mi. fr-- s-y unseaIlafI t1aseac- o5efs advantages
which EN- o, oolsin-t n boarding school; DID 10
this, II experets eleven yser8 readers him eor&deoi OF
hs ahity ole charge for sarther
particulars refereceei he apply 70 he Rev J. =
EALszy, gas Agsoy, HswJs rss7, tyS !Y.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEANED,

CLEANED.
Ships Clsnsman, Peck. Sidney CB. James Lee & Co
howard. Calan Savannah Williams y Guton.
Barks lsabells, Mckee, $: Croix Asop & Chsuueey
Aooshlier, Ssaekgole, Camden. Me- Nesm,h 6 Wslsh.
Brig Ada AlzA Rice, Palsdslph.s.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
n sa< brig Harr|a, from Be-as6a-Ms, lane Augus
n Davenport and Swan.
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,s.ss FOX -ALE- oDu L0-s on tOSr ESTATE
sss IN EAST SRcOHLyN, ,itusis on Myr.,e-sr-a0e,

ssszs kCik -.SBE-OJu Lu.s On sle tOSI ESkAtt
Sss Ia EAST BRcOKLyN, siustr on Myrt,e-sreaUe
A Cumberland, Csfycu, Oxford, PorslSrd, ueAS.b ats
Ard Fushirs avenue. Para sni Other avenues
The subscriber Offers private ssr upward of 6s
c 90 s5uvs ,pd svsnaes, ccrpustne some ~
he desirable and delightful ccsucns IN me cty u
Sro0k.ya.
individuals s'sscison, desiring TO erect zrifcrn
bClins. Al dining zach other ia gusrss 10 sc
cdarr>i The ue iEdtsruisbs Covenants sgGiust
viii tusef. Ia The d-edi THc eEtsrc property
WsshoG Raw and the Esst River, and "a w,tha
% Fulton, Catherine spi JScssonaI
Ferries and Ferry from ,be lmmriiss vicinity hss
been pro eCed Sni IL peeled will be IN OprTsACc
The soil sdnlrsay adapted Ter bGiduE purposes, ard
the grade Is such A1d Tho property altogether 80 sivanH
seUuBly siused thai rcy every lot cCmmslds View o!
The cily Snd hATbor OF New-Surk Several Paris Ant
Squares are in the immediate shborhood F0r Informs.
iun. msps. terms, Sc spply at tGr Office Of
C. 5. Woodruff, Executor " Gessrdus Post, dec q,
uyII eOdU ~ FlltOn-.t Ns~-iors
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HEs FARM FOk SALE.-A splendid farm fct
- sale III The town u! Huntington, ihree nilss from
steamboat landing Al North Port, miles from railroad
al Deer Park ccusslus VI $50 so Of which
81 with wood The farm IL beautifully situated au1 10
high state OF cultivation producing grain OF all Sinds Tbs
dwelling 6ouss and out buildings all good Fruit OF all
KIND. and 100 gTspe vines 10 full h-a'g, and III. beat OF
wAeE. FOR particulars Inquire of THOMAS McELRATHs
Tribune Otic- jas Xs~6u
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r Please mention hs Of the List in rhtch :he1
..oI,.-.;.,s LANES LIST
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VrUE NUW-ENGLAND Heslsn lr,rrsuc- Comi

T'NE NlH -ENtst FchIbo l'sIIsOC- N14i.Fs-
MS Incorporated hy Ih- Legislature OF Connecticut II
May, 1856 CapiIal. S-n0 C0o.
don. Joe, ". White, President; DA':t Smith, Esq.
Nire-Pr-si1-ut
DGErcToss-Joel ". White, avid Smith. John c. Ho!-
lsrc Encca Culver John " huntington, KutI, L al
r-cs. Wulam ii. Converse, Stafford B. Mech. Giles II
Eaton
WN. P. E,ro~ Secretary
JoHN q HrNTtSSToN, TresSur-r.
k>ocH c CHAPMAN. G-r-r.I gent
This irs,.aon rov- - character bat humane 10 in
The and distress VI al 10 -r-d 20 share u -
b-u-fc-r: operations By proviious OF k- casrer tco
rites OF which lie bac OF Ie As-rls The secretary u
Will bs hsI those no Insured by tie Company,
-citsrc by Icct-aI from pursuing ioeif
dirty 2auon rc.i. ed 5-n-ht Of dollars
week-A svt5cier: TO pay 10 Ordinary
.bNi from such si-k calamity TIE insured
Aso eaI-c share o he surplus esrungs OF The
Company. After dividing per per asnum ih-
s:oc>h1c-'s, hA Of TIE balance Is 10 De applied 70
p.y the hasrce due b- :O.zs s1G tue rvIsi1pg
onvaa 3- dv!te 5-t~ ;a- stockholders and ne
insured r proportion 10 iS- ct capital stock orld
oy each member AID he paid by lie ln.lr-t for t,s
policy.
Every perror becoraas i1s1re5 has TIE privilege OF
zslrg share Of he capital siocK ssS he orI
.! he Company saa - profitable. e vii receive
only W b-ce.s which his policy Of insurance secure, 10
aiu box sc1Gsl bs D. him Il
vested, and iu share IL pross OF ihe nstHtion.
Tee EuT1ny-csps, rsc4lr-c By ise chnrier ass been
sled. Az he Company row iisUi1s policies CT
nacracc-.
Applications for -surs-c- sc made 81 The orl-e OF
ne Company, Ne Sifsri, Norwich Connecticut: Snt 70
he ss-rls IL ne ioE-cs .ct cites Of Me- EuEaoc
VIM P. EATON secretary.
DAVID 5. IyEs No. /. ViIisn-st Agent for Se~-fotk
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@BEkIFF's SALE.-By virus OF 4 writ Of eers
~ iaei.s 10 No dree cd and d-ige'ei. Wi expOse 10
s.s 90 Monday A1sus Inn. 1916, ye'i51!o u 90
Guy Hall 10 Ice Cty orE, u r'cioes noon all
- nsht, - sDd lELrre. II Ch,.o ohrT Pr-s~cr W. iea
re lad CO me Ih-erta day Of Yet ruAfy, @ a. snJ
Time sfi-r~krd Ia vsos1 ba7ds Sever TIC may BE-
o. u aud 70 s hat cer4in bOue and as 10; OF grru h
taie lying aud en- Ia Inc tS ward ofihs city Of he
YORK Wounded c0ci4r,sg follows, 10 -ii s-gn-
ling shs northwest o: h2Hs- and lot IL fir,
.;r7-i sisly belonging 10 jaime. -sot9 etn'
feet -four sca-s rs, OF INC cufoer OF "sstr gor-s-e
nscee runnins Eortsery with he ice OF a said "' d. =
Lhres feet b- AGt OF Job1 J,eoo A1f oeGer funblhs
w,,-ry 5Ih In, he. OF Ih- aid u John scob A.tDr
tw hf-- feet 10 .nd io GOV or formerly ~
Diver Field Ihsae. snnipg sy-rse iee' iney -oos
,n,s Ian to Hubert. ret tbcrcs esster,y along
ror ,,d1f Hubert ss--t tcnyth se place Of
b.,tn.inR Date: Nsw-Yors. Jgiy 4. $40.
WILLIAM JONES, sb-rE.
T ~ ptsxsEY Deputy Sheriff. lyi 5ti.w
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Julius Cesar. who gives name to the month was
bora In july
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In niun KEAMS Of Rag Wrapping Paper.
lU,UUU coo Ros,nI OF straw
1000 - Z" hAsdware Z"
l,ee " ESvelope
Forssle by CYRpS w. YIELD,
81 ~ No. assf..assses
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ofeo, % ,tsts eoc..sus he use Of their rvrncou
wiz i5- sane r-s1I1 WI.
or See sulila, certificates from Johnson, Geer Coz
Troy n Y; z c. ss.soary, Vest Troy, n. Y; Jonn D.
Dale LanstngbGrgn N Cock Eagle BeooGiy- N T.
g. Laa- sat C. Tippeu, Agents. Methodist gooa Cor
c=rr, 30 AQberryst n z, Ccarles Ross Co J-fnson
Steam Aii atbs; n. Y. Gee Z w Harvey, Ssrd
ssS Srt-Av ms isvH
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UKDEK Of Dsa.7. Pt4u First Judge 0. loo CourI
Dof CoanInog Plsss Of The County OF OEDEissa, md
Course4or AZ Law Of The Supreme Court, Noeee Is
her.b gwen That az sttsccurnI hes .EIped Gszcss tie
OF Rarsctc q Wlss Of CbaTl1stn, si.ts OF
South Csrocs, non resident cebnr, ard as tn sang
viii be sod fot the payment Of Ria ds5s unless be sppcsf
AID dischar2c such attachment according 10 s Sitnii
n5- mouths from he erss p1b caton OF va noer, md
tbs. Ire OF any ceoIs dee - lin ~ resli>b CT
his SALE src he delivery nm or fo hs or OF snJ
property WIEN This st<e oeoG gcs TO sin END ts- sis
Ter OF sny ,ch property By h ~. ibiocen by a~ and
are VOID; D ..et jazz Lex 1910. FORBES SHELDON.
TT Aulru~ya EBr A4lsrnfag ID tn.
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THE TRIBUNE.
JUEY......Fo, The Trib1ne.
pr W. II. C. HosMER.

"Ttr.cs happy he! who 90 tie sunless side
or romeouc moupta,n, f1res.-efowned,
Heaes,h lhe whole collected shsds zeciinea'
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IN PURSUANCE OF AZ order OF th- s...fO, Vi he
Comfy Of Sew-YJrs S0des u bcr=oy givvh all per
.ous hsyas cIAtrs JOho Fultss lau OF L- City o
S-v YORK dec-.sed, res-cl s WITH The vouchers
lr-ofto ts- subscriber 81 her restd-ure No 10 W.G
,tr.et In the Ciy OF New York, b-fote eirst
s.y OF aoverno-r Dalai S-S-Yors the go ony Ok
Hxy !sss fny-5 -ss1- Many FELTHAM s-r-enu'tx
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List of Letters Remaining in the L. S. City pes-
patch Post, July %, 1916.

ROBERT II. MORRIS. p. NJ.
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List Of Letters Remaining in the ny, Post 0ncs,
Saturday, July 25:
- Please ncs.tsa tie DATE Of Tie LII IA rh4cA iass
~, n1,,,.,>d LADIES, LIST

~ scsS h<S-s~"'- SSt ~
SIC adcr.aed. LAOIE
Ahearn, Margaret
! Aosiir, Amelia
Abbey, Mars z
! AIkiason, Ca hrioe
/ Arnold. an George w
/ Avery, Mics : c
Athertou, Mrs Chsries
Bradford, Rachael
he.:e, bEos1l
Bontam, Mary
Brad ford, Mrs
B-tsr, Margaret
S:ansgTn h!ss
BpnEf6. kiss u
B!ss-, Mary J
Hsru-tl, NJ ) Z
Back VOC, Mrs EmDs
Br-oiey, Elzs
Bvs ct, Mss
Bel,n-, MARY
S.pisn!a, Mar Z
| BIRD. julia A
Birhop, Fl II
Bicghsm. Mary
Bride, ADa
Soyd. Mary jane
Bropdy, Ann
Brown, Mrs (Llitie "sisr'slj
Brown. Mrs. Christina
Boyd. Emily
Book, Mrs
5outon, Sufsn
buckley. Margaret
BIIxl-y. HELEN A
hudd, Mrs Eizs
bUras, CaLh.rine
Burns, Mrs Mary
Burke. Alice
Durham, Mary
Bg.h, Letsiia
Brug.n, Mssths Jans
Crane. Elizabeth
SaHdltuSn, JNi7
Campbell. Nancy
Clnpcy, Mrs
CAss1n, Mrs
Cthin, Catherine
Chad wics, Mrs jane
CLARK, Mrs James
Catrigsn. Msry
Canton, Catherine
Carson. Mrs Emsline
Campbell. MEry A
Crandsl, m-ry Ann
Clemens, Mrs tBleecHer-si)
Chesebro Emma
Cl-ary, Mary
Childs, Mr.. tHenrJ'sD
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