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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24
Ayin1er Route 10 Albany.

The Albany Evening Journal announces the ar
engagements for travel between New York and the Capt
tai during the ensuing winter follows
As the season for Hudson River Navigation approach.
es close public attention viii turn the winter
nicUtous with our Commercial Metropolis In this con.
necton, happy TO learn that the Hcusatonc Rail
road Company, overcoming. by their ndomtabe energy,
the manifold embRrrassments by which they We're
long crippled are relayins the whole of their track (S
mcs) with heavy and durable II iron rail. This work
has been progressing through the summer, and Is now
going forward ri the rate OF mile per day The rails
will bc all down. and the road i'll perfect order by the
first week in December when the Housatonic Railroad
from Bridgeport, TO the State Line. where il connects
with the Western Railroad will be found in all its ap
pointmcnts safe rapid and pleasant any other
in the United States.
The Company has provided new and powerful En-.
cines and an ample number OF convenient Passenger
and Freight Cars They have also erected spacious De-
pot Buildings their termination in Bridgeport, They
have made arrangements with fast Steamboat which
will run separate from their FrcishtbOa regularly be-
tween Bridgeport and Ncw-fork.
The HousRton;c Company has, We are glad 10 learn,
contracted with the Postmaster General 10 carry the
New-Iork and Albany mails during the suspension of
navigation. This is very important change. For the
last two winters the Newi or mails were the last things
10 which We looked for news.
The ARRANGEMENTS made and making by this Company,
are designed to take passengers during the winter. be-
tween Albany and Newfork, THROUGH IN ELEVEN
HOURS. And know enough OF their intelligence and
spirit 10 say that they will do il.
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FROM MoNrEvlDEo.-A letter in the Journal OF
Commerce says dispatches Regarding the River Plate
difficulties have been torwardedto England, the contents
Of which are said good authority 10 DC as follows
proposition from the province of Paraguay 10 the Eng
Esh and French Governments acknowledge their indie
pcndenee which case they VII agree to furnish $1,000
troOps TO fight agans, RoSas War between Brszil and
Gov. Rosas is considered by being nearly ii not
ouiis en5.d
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GUN SAw-DUsr.-Mr. George Turner, OF Leeds,
has discovered explosive compound cheaper than
tina, from cotton Instead OF cotton he uses sG dust OF
any i5rous vegetable ms,er which he immerses from
eight 10 minutes equal measures OF nitric acid.
specific gravity and half and OF common oil OF VII
ro slight increase OF the latter increases the rapid
ity o: combustion. W!ih this prepared sawdusi NJ.
Turner discharged pocket pistol loaded with ball with
force equal TO that OF gunpowGer. Weight Tor weight
he thinks the sawdUst Will prove the better pro]ecu!e
London Aihensum. Oct 81.
TIE HEAVIEST oyE YEr.-WamH.osk Cargo
ccigRirY l0l tons 36S bs-The canal boa, Newark Of
thSca II II Garri;i master shipped az Ithaca FOR New
York mixed cargo which weighed the weigh..ock
al UIiea 2Q@36S lbs lOi Sis lbs This Is the
heaviest cargo weighed the uuca ock, and prob.
ably the heavies, one ever transported the canal
from Ithaca 10 Albany. Alb. Atlas
SAD ACCIDENT IN PITrSBURGH.-ln Pittsburgh.
gu Friday afternoon last explosion took place II the
foundry OF Messrs. Alser < Holland. which resulted
MOS, clartcus!y The boiler bursed killing M Hol.
land and Mr.. McCory tearing or both their heads,
arj severely woundinc three others Thehouse
WIS reduced o: ruins. Tel DIS. Phil y Amer.
DEATH BY DRowxING.-On Thursday evening.
sbou: O'Clock, MIR Orrn Forbes and Mr.. Elizur Hills,
both OF East Hartford started small BOAT ZION, the
foot OF State street 20 cross tae ver iacy lad pro-
cceded but three rods before the violence OF the
waves caused the Boat 70 swamp. Neither OF them
could swlu, aad NJ. Forbes Immediately drowned
Hartford CoU-ani, Nov. q.
TRIAL FOR MuRDER-On Tuesday last before
sr7as1ed FOR the murder wife the lIth o: July
last Yesterday the jury sitter sbsence o. hall hou-
returned inc court WIKI averdict OF gully or murder ~
tie frt desTse The penalty OF tais crime Is 2saii-
lPir,s5u-gh Gazette, Nov. l9.
PRoBtsLE MCRDER-The body OF Thomas Car
clsn ar lrishnan N tie Newark Gas Co. ound n
the lock of the Morris Canal that c;;y Friday
ming The jury ofinquest rendered verdict tha; the
deceased came his death By wounds upon the head
inflicted By some person or persons unknown
~ A fire occurred at Baltimore or the night OF
,h ,;h which destroyed the large warehouses IN LON
banist occupied By Messrs. Spear Wagner. Loss
about Ss00O-pa-tly insured IYhla. Ing
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General y oliles.


Mr.. WHALE AND DAUGHTERS soIREEs.
" The Tuesday Semi.Monih!y Sor-ee - u! con-
urnce for The liz I'm INST Ladies Tickets 10
be had only OF Mr. w No Lady admitted without an In
v,laon Ticket procured from Mr. w Gentlern-ls Tick
els VI admission 81 Subscription 10 Inc soires-eeYen
in number-fOr the sessoH -
Mr. w ard Daughter wi! give instruction In the ceie-
hrgled and nuch.GcWifed NiLSE 4 ClN0 TEMPS,
which will be brought out Il Paris and London The
arrogant season NJ I'M
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sitnatio,,s, Or. uanteo.
YaIANTS SIrppIIRn - !. ID 80 :


WANTS SUPPLIED.-Tseyse ,f.eA -ssd a.
w fail-Rschesar0. TIE National lrtelhgrcce Osee,
No. D-y-sI n. y hss Letter Boxes p.acr 10 Tie toow
Ing ocsioGs zza tho number viii De increased NEE;
the convenience 81 subscribers thereto tai oue dollar per
yesr hereby saving the patrons of ia immense es;sh
srt sny other annoyance IN fair .sl weather sAar
OF sling IN blank form 81 orders !or ser~ssts kc kc &c.
AID dropping such iso shy OF The tcxes enumerated
which sha Re Is promptly amended 10 he parties
visited The oce. Families subscribing VIII So sap
rls-i " in those bl1:ks sid receipt
Dr.. CAV No. > VsTick-s- cor EEanAirsl
NJ. olIns,e1 grocer cor Spring sud Warrington 81,
Dr.. WSrners sG5 Sleecker,sl opposite CcusSe-pfsee
Pax Tlii6rc grocery, cor. SixiA-sv ard Nlnis-ss
DR.. Hzton's, Scr. u Eigaih avenue and 2plnSt
Mr. A Brsis--aau aors; SIS Broadway, w UatSr-sS
NJ Sessor's. greer, No Third-sv. cor seYena-sl
Dr. Walters, = HoIs,on-st cor Avenue D.
Dr. Lerz. coz. Essex and Houston s;S
DR.. Lyon, +iQ Grar6-st
Mr.. D. Owen, usereiL taller cor S2 Grand and Esssxss
Nit. Gichrist, grocer, *J2 Broouae-st Center Market
Mr. MchSis, sPlrir ard ssnE <,ore Chathsni-sSr-
Mr.. Odeil, esi'st and THIRD avenue ''odeivile
Mr. Whee.sas, S4h-st- and Third-sv Yc.kyil>"
Mr.. Summers, the Bridge, " asrsen.."
Mr.. BgrrhaHi's, Il niles Bioominsdse road
Mr. Giles pie, family grocer, &ihst Slalh-avesGet
MsSsrs. Mp Browns stage oSee. S;h-st Stni<av.
Try this osfce. Our motto IS, No cure no pay
Mo ln,os WM. ?. lNNES co.
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Nrw YoRk. 80 2lst. lstG.

Gc,sic,aca Devoted as have been to the cause
olPopuar Orator. and persuaded thatitexerts power
erful influence on the interests Of all classes OF curczen
hail with sladncss every tribute paid to by persons OF
and standing deneatc the passions with hde
,y and furnish illustrations them not only affords
pleasing recreation for intelligent the
OF that tasmanic power by means OF which the
dcstincs of ancient Governments were decided, and
which in the case of our own beloved country, must
play conspicuous part it is indeed the SEN
,incl oi our Free institutions. In Halls OF Legiss.
tion-in the Pupit-at the Bar, and in the Popular As
sembly it is destined truss: win new trophies, and
to present them the shrine of Civil and Religious
Freedom.
Though other thoughts and other designs now &C
cupyine my attention yet cheerully comply with your
request and naming Monday Evening. Both inst at the
Stuyvesan Institute beg leave TO offer you my best
Acknowledgements for the honor which you have done
With hich consideration your o'bt serv'i-
CHARLES WHITNEY.
To i!cssrs Hoffman, NOorG q a. fs,Or House
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CITY ITEMS.
MoSo.r Nor. ed

PLAyI.e MAcH1yERY-The I. 5. Circuit Court
this forenoon granted the motion on behalf OF tie Wood
worth machine paten;ees for Injunction restraining
Me:srs Peudeton & Leech foot Of Thirteenth 81 from
using he McGreco- machinery the Court considering
the later az Infringement of the former
For,n CoNcEALED.-A man named Joseph
Marks was last night found concealed n the dwe.lnE
house OF Ms Riley, No s. Cataar:He-st Re had taken
,yn osr OF paItaoons and several ether articles OF
clothing preparatory 20 re-aoTlng TEEN SeTera!
cor7rlices OF Marks but they al discharged no
evidence was brough; forward 70 !raPlicate them
PoRgERY.-Oa Sunday afternoon some rogue
sined access 10 trunk in No - Granite Building,
ier Of Broadway and Chan5ersi the keepers roou)
and stole $50 in silver coin, nine silver spoons and ST.
ver watch the property OF Lou Octon the keeper Oh the
building.
RESCUED FROM DRowxISG.-Three men We're
lsst night taken from the in the East River BY diff
ferent Polcernen-Patrck McCabe al pier No y David
Anderson from the dock the foo; OF Grandst and
Robert SPIRAL al the foot of Cstharnest who was nearly
drowned when taken out
LECTURES or oRAroRY-By the following cor
respondence it will be seen that Prof WHITNEY. well
known as Lecturer Popular oratory is about to de-
liver Course OF Lectures in our City
AsroE House.. Nov 20. 1916.
PROFESSOR WHITNEY: Sr-With pleasing recollec-
tons Of your dscourscs Popular OFaory we unite in
the request that you VIII repeat New the course
OF ectu-es which you have delivered in other cities Of
the Union Your great ability in depicting the passions
and your remarkable power OF imitation in exempty
ing the style manner OF our most celebrated orators
have awakened 90 general and lively interest in your
subec, a. 10 the expectation that your reappear
ance among us viii be cheered and sustained with 7ery
gratifying demonstrations OF public favor.
We are. sir, very respectfully,
O Hoffman Iii Moore,
: Sherwood Rev. :. II. Cone,
VIM Turner NJ D. Rcv. J. T. Schroeder .. D.
Jas. Brooks, AlcT. II Stevens, NJ. d.
Jas J. Mapes II. Greeley,
:. Dewitt Bioodgood II. Mcics,
FA Talmadce in. Reynolds.
T. y. Wakenan
Having heard Mr. Whitney in Pittsburs in hc spring
OF 54i very chceriuly unite in the foregoing request
E. P. GAINES, |. s a.
From information of Mr. Whitney's great powers "a
an exponent OF the graces and passions of Poetry and
Eloqucnce also readily subscribe 10 the above
GARDNER SPRING. d. d.
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IskRNiE no eSSS. ,', s ~,
so'hehSeo o.oMiS t'oa1 5 soo in
80 '."'H " S;b .;5 with I'M,
a.', ~ rho sv The vn,crs oftbe lake were
m ~. n.; sr5 ,bc st,r,s az rho hIoyy were
80 49,, ;,S; H. ,.IIs y, ,,,r bsr,nr Two
$50 49, r;s ;ns. ,v;,bin tho w,,st
80; - - 80 - ,S -: ~ ne ;ot NJ ro-t
pn,sr;n JT ~ ~ 80 ,,s yssss,s yer, ,sSen OF
!, I'm, ,,,orn;r| Er .bs yswl ,f The Revenue Gutter
~ 'e ~ ',t ~ y. sir ~. 49, -
i Sr.r i1s n ~ ~ ls, ~, Tbr.,iay for
,, 49, r,oS - . I'd, w. 80. bs,;,.s w.,
;rS tr s,vcrs bon~s ;h ,,,r,, c the .,orr,, ON th
a 'S Now =, ', nv! Jury " .n hce,
known or this lake snd we shall doubtless hear OF ma
AZ a. ,r IN jsy or tyyo f1s,ycso n ADV ~
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SICKNESS IN NEW. ORLgANs.-We have seen .
private letter from New Orleans from which copy
follows The yellow fever is still in town and much
moro provaen, than is generally given out The captain
and both mates OF vessel arrived from NewYork Two
weeks ago died and two funerals yesterday from
tho effects of IL"
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AkNTED.-A few scuve yoors Men " go So1A OF
w Wes act Agents for hc Gale OF new and popular
publcsuOusSSoo and Shove their expenses will DO
'ssured h- IN writing. with opportunity u eearin
$1,000 per year Some now IA our employ VIII NO
doubt make $1,000 per year clear q al expenscA
Esch VII have his district II will b necessary for
them TO have al least from SIS $50 TO obtain good Gtir
OUT Apply 81 RRENCHS Publishing hall, :9S Broad
way up s.srs oaice Of the flss Ct oar Union. AL letters
rust be, pos,.ps;d aa1 II
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r5- DIR. Banning. Body Brace.-for The relief c

weakness OF The voice ungs heart, spinal! nervous -
male and digestive sysi-r-ncGting dyspepsia consts-
ton pil-. Dropping and distortion common 10 children
and Young ladies' also BLEEDtS6 At The LUNGS Is per-
feet substitute for the and ccnraning shoulder
brace with none Of their pernc!cns tenderness Unlike I'll
others i acts BY supporting the small OF The back, making
Il he falcrum and by lifting seNb!y he whole internal
piia OF organs Pamphlets and book Common Sense,
giving Information can be had The Office, IL Broadway
4 lsdy u ATTENDANCE. on laties- OF u
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XNTANTED-The advertiser has Machine Shop OF
w over 10 years standing in which - men are constant
y and probably employed and is desrous OF nninng IL
with another OF about the force. BY SAVING rent fuel
and other expenses paid by two. and introducing
economy and efficiency in other departments very cana
some and desirable business may BE- obtained. The build
nss and steam tugue new erected The psst season.
within hours OF the city, and otherwise are very en-
stbIy situated References civen and required. Address
y nj lie off,,S OF The Tribune NIL SM'
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NHANTED->A situation hou.ekeepey or 10 take caro-
w OF ohldree, companion tor lady by widow
who has received good education but has been ruuuceu
poverty She; competent 10 either situation, and Is
willing ~ DO any thing 10 make an honest living Ao9n-
dant civ references viii be given line addressed 10 NJ
l. Tribune office Will he gratefully received and prompt
ia responded To nsu tw
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LANGLEYis DIscUTIENT

II Arc II remedy for Corn-, Bunions and Warts,
.at -fct:ou ; .g osh-r presented the public during
the last fifteen yers Their great and Increasing sale
HrIal in ali cases wien the directions followed. and
being spread are applied wlhou, trouble Price > cents
per box CHAS Il. RING, 10. Broadway, cor. John
nc Inn W hcieeair Alc iIelA Agent
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{ Y TVTNNFEsN =
SANiT-EI. CHAPMAN
HYER,s FILLS.
TIRE ANiERtC,S IMPROVED
IrrlN r " " = Z Z, 4 Er = NJ 8 n


NYGEIAN VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
THESE PILLS ndisputably one Of the best Medical
Compounds IN A. lie present day as general am
lily Medicine. Fer administration in al temporary conf
pau.s OF the stomach and bowels headache, colds, Nc
they may be ily depended upon, and prompt use OF
them on the hrs; appearance ot indsposluon vi" uNaS-
bly save mach sickness They peculiarly adapted 10
all cases OF weakness and general dehiy-apy deransr
nleut the system, and especially with eraeS-an \
steady uninterrupted OF them. IN strict conformity VAN
the directions will the organs oi e h;c-
mach their natural and action. and regulate me
bowels, aud reuovate the whole system.
Il supposed pretended that hey Will raise the
dead neither tev designed 20 De used as freely a. We
use food Such ia not the true purpose OF medicine
It's only appropriate Office is 10 assist Nature IN restoring
or through carelessness excess becomes deranged
Many are careless AMI hence need this aid And the most
careful are liable irregularities OF the SYSTEM Is need
less almost that prompt use OF SAFE anu pectve re
NEEDLES the first appearance % Illness, Is me port OF
wisdom. Such medicine the proprietor Knows !hese
Pals 70 be.
The Pals ara purely vegcabe-are Of TWO kinds stniu-
liant purifying the blood and producing
healthy action hrou n the entire and valuable
anlbious medicine, AMI en!ncutly useful In all lingering
neutrality-suspicious. general debility, dyspepsia, pull
nonary affections, liver complaints, rieunauc and spas
modc affections. female complaints, POPULATIONS, &c No
They are put up IN ftly cent and dollar packase' each
having pamphlet embracing valuable Treatise ON Dis
case with ;i directions The dollar packages are
the cheapest The purchaser. As you value heaIth Uy
sod wholesale sud retail nj No 10 FulIon's' second
floor New York. between NassaC-s- and Broadway
MIA 2tawtf TuSSai&WhT
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NANTED-A. lew wen 10 establish agencies and circa-

NNANTED-A;e few assH establish agencies and eircn'
w lae Celebrated medicines u al parts o. The country
Sad medicines prepared by NJ eminent practical
physician Sd che uist who has bad IS wears Piseee IN us
ely and Is member Of the Medical SoceC for the city
ant State OF Ne7YoTk Eor each disease there - sirgc
remedy property labelled with directions for and aer.
and hat any person administer them. AL prepa-a
Nous procured ;his establishment VIII he warranted 10
effect cure Apply the German Laboratory 1T Cha.
berss Address box lSSs post oce. AL letters must be
pos; paid plSu
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=. NIu.ic.-I- BALLAKp. Professor

- Mu,ic-J. BALLARD, Professor q the Guitar
Saging and Flute No. l55 Spras-sL GEAR Wooster, VIII
receive applications Tor the purpose OF forming Classes Of
,uuisil a. the numbers Increase Guitar e-d Snsns
Lessons as sga ! 5. has constantly on hand enoie7
Guitars made iron. recently Improved model, combine
graceful .o &c easv touch, and grea. power and brlaE-
! 9 " tore. - :.
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BOUQUETS

~ OF Choice, Rare and Fragrant Exotic
Flowers made Il style 10 please ne NOS i5stioas,
are 10 be had 5. few hours nctice, OF JAMES HO06,
n,I sm Scotsman, 5oe Broadway.
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BAts and Liberty Loco Eooo.
Lewiston, Lisbon. Il Leeds, Wayne j
Pennington Temple i Gray Harpswen. /
St Albans Ripley, &c. Hartford. Canton &c.--.l
Brdgton, Harrison. Exeter, Garland. /
Dover FoNcroft Hope, Searsmont---..--
Sebec, Browrville, &c...l Unity. Knox, &c...,.--.
Previously chosen. 6S Strong, Freeman Nc.l
~, -, -, so Belmont, Brooks, &C.,
Three Districts to hear ''o''o"'' -.
from IL choice Total heard from. %
This is surely getting close enough to be inter
estpg,
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MAlSr.-So far as we have returns, the Repre-
sentatives elected last week in this State are di'
vi1ed Politically rs follows
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.HighIy Important from Mexico.

Attempted Assassination Of Gen. Salas, the act
ing President-The attempt charged 10 per-
sons employed by the United states Govern
ment-Resignation of Rejon and Pacheco-
san Luis Poto.i declared against saias-De-
parture OF Commissioner, probably 20 so
Lett 20
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PRICES NEw-YoRx AND BROOKLYN

PRICES NEW-YoRY AND BROOKLYN
PACKAGE ExPREss
THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave 10 inform the public
hat be is running Package Express between New
Yorg ard Brcokyu and that orders may be Ie 81 the fol-
loving places: Her- YORK
Pcrle0n Hull a Libertyst S. ". Geddngs, % John-st
brooklyn;
w A. L T. A. Van Zartt corner Of Smith and Desn-st
Williams Couslin, corner Of smith and He!I.c-
Lewis Grocery sore. corner OF Clinton and Balhc,s
M.ddle.On's Grocery Store, G3 Atiantlc.st
CIerHs Hardware Store, OF Fulton ard Crsnnef'
rv-st iuis lw.l PHILO PRICE, led, Brooklyn
CHAS. z. FoLUELL, MERCHANT TAlLoR,
40 Ial gROADVfAY tUo s,airsJ respectfully informs
Snis clsloess and gentlemen generally, as ne C "a
hsnc and Is Constantly teceylngs ie L2e1t 49,
Cas,trerrs Veangs, which he VIII MAKE ny x
rer ne doubts rot VIII Prove every way es la
90 may favor airr win tsir patronage ,o ii. rev
uari.Isr 20 ca he attention Of EiLeiaea n
s; of Dress and Patio ovefcoais a. &c s1 ~ q, se
t ociniou nat hey eaauot be Kcrec = ins nj, have
tsetr rcnfs made with mech care as @ ST Oh
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wuTE LEAD.

sELEvILLs wHTE LEAD.
,HE Subscribers reesyins iio s .ary ., f 9.s
y oil On. up Z caAEs and kegs, which they war
,r1s n GUILTY. sRy rpo.ts! b.tnd FOR sale IN
-. sYgn. ros and upwards, By
iol Z" ''7 FRYATT, CAMP BELL CO. rs Fron.sl
Al.o-Red Lead Linarze ard orscZe Aina:s- ell Sea-
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rFAtwood.s Celebrated Empire Cook stoves.
These Stoves are warranted a. usual Persons waning
Co S,nvs - invited 10 examine them before pcrcEas-
Ing elsewhere wholesale and REAL oy aickok Co. 20
W-s,s--.t Sc 3necGos
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AGASTED-A Teacher IAN Americsn) fully qualified
w take charge the English and requ;red The clas
steal departments in boarding school near tho city One
no has already hed similar station may apply 10 the
Principal OF the Episcopal Collegiate lustute Sisrteon,
Staten Island, Ii hy letter, post paid. Ms 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

,s,UREF NOTES one AT 30 days dated Oct 26h, 1896.
Tor SYST No. One at months same dao Tor S+oo w.
PAYABLE AZ steuhen County Bank, BAH drawn by kdw
4 Hubbcl and cndorse by Depcw, Mann Co.; and
one for OCO about is March, 1885, Al M days pay
able al Merchants Exchange Bank. drawn by Oepew.
Mann A Co, and endorsed by Thomas Southland As Tho
payment OF said has been stopped ali persons arc
hereby cautioned AZ sinst gotiang the same
DEPEW, MANN y co. III WHrren-sl
n g. Any person returning said Notes 10 the SUBSCRIBERS
viii be literally rewarded and no questions asked
New-York Nov 2lst, 1916. luS lw'l d. 81 co.
7 0ST-supposed by the ire of July 1896 two Cerla.
ffcsles OF Stock OF the ~ J. Railroad and Transn Co
one dated June 81 lsl for shares One dated Nov u
ina Tor n shares In the name OF Eliza S Brown. The
public are cautioned against receiving said certlhcaies az
application Is made for their renewal. nlS Sw