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SECOND Board.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.
CLEARED.

Ships Duchesse dOrlcans. Richardson Havre, VIM
Whi,iock; Courier Wolfe Rio Janero via Richmond.
Va A Foster 4 Son; Cambridge, Bsrstow, Liverpool
Marshall; Ship York, Merrill Havana and Mnnanzas,
Tobias Lord
Brig Clarissa Watts Ncuvtas, Holt & Owen; Joseph,
Keller, NO, J Elwell.
Barge rorpoisc. Drake. Amboy.
Schrs Bolivar. Young, Newport; Commerce, Parkham
Georgetown. Badger Il Peck Jonas Smith Col!et, VIII
rnington Model Rogers. Philadelphia; Michigan. Terry
Bait. Johnson & Lowdep; Narraeansett. Eldrich, Mo
bile. eager 81 MAILER; Iowa, Dodge, BALI, eager y
MAILER; Alfred, Rogers, Phii Mckee, Hand n Co
Elizabeth, Bcaston. Phil, Plat Il Pierson John Sc
vch Parke Chester & Phil Consul sollcs, Providence
Manchester, Smuck, Phil
Sloop Lady Fcnwick, Chapman, Maven.
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Ia. And be u furtae- enacted
And s Advertisements made under the orders OF the Post
master general in newspaper or newspapers Of letters
uncsed ,r In any Post Oce shall be inserted in the paper
or papers Of the place where the Office advertising
nav lie situated, haIinf tk LarRtt. eiTcsLtiar-
Mn Pos: Office inr passed Aa1Teh =, ls@o
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FOR SALE-A valuable Farm in sst Chester.
Up Wesches.er County, about 6 niles from New yors.
near Railroad, containing rs acres Of choice Lana.
under high stale OF cultivation. The Mscsien House
Farm House Barns aud outhouses commodious and
ranged 70 TIE sdva for convenisaSe aud all in
good order large nunber and variety excellent fruit
trees IL al respects this Ia OF te best Farms ir the
County large Of The purchase money remain
bond and rnor1sage L. LINCOLN, 3 Easssn-st sly
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NOTICE Is hereby given that ASSIGNMENT in evor OF
George H. Cougar, of The city Of Utica Oneida County
has issued aesus! the OF Hamilton Rsley non
resident dester residing in the State Of Illinois pursuant 10
the concerning nou-redent debtors, which attach
meut granted and allowed be Pho Grdley, Crcul
Judge Of The 9Th Juaca Circuit a The estate Will be
sold Tor the paynen; of the debts OF the said KS ey unless
he appear and discharge such attachment according 10 Jaw"
within nine months from the rs publication OF this notice
and tat the payment any debts due 10 said ilsey ny re-
den OF this STATE ard the delivery him or for his use OF
any properly Thin this State, belonging TO him. and the
OF any such property by him forbidden by s~
and aye void. MATTESON L DOOLiTTLE.
Attorneys for attaching creditor Utica Oned County
dated January 9Th Ia46 iIg lawan
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Court Calendar.

SUPERIOR CoURT-This Day-Nos 80. los. n %,
as 81 1903 G. "a 10 III. IA 49, 1873, 1884, 1856 l37,
i3s 1872 I4O 25. o. 81 lOi. 70. 90. l.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Ths Day-Nos. 1856. 80, IS 12. b. IS,
a. 35 A. a. 40 &C. 81 ga 81 ea l0l, 34l lo2 l03 los,
LOG 1903 io9.
Tho Common Pleas commences new Term TO day.
Day Calendar not yet ready.
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are otlOe7 LIfces
Amer,non, Miss Mary
A.lei.. Mrs. Edward
ada Mrs. Eliza L
Arnold, sIiss Mary Jsp-
HARVARD, airs. Aifreu
Ease. Mo, Lucy r
Biecsborn. Eliza
baldwin, Miss Sarah " +
B.bcock. Mr.. Leland
BLACK. Mrs MstLhR
Bachelor. Mira. VIM \
Bauss, Mrs.. Susen
Reskmsn, Mrs. g. {
Beei Mrs. c. l.
Renedict Miss Beissy A
Beckley, Mary A.
Beach, Mira. C..
Rer.isn, Miss Julis !
Bowman, Mrs. Sslina
Bouiton, Hrs. Harriet, Jr.
Brown, Mary
Brown, Mrs l. dia
Brown. Mary Jane
Boe.wick. Harriet
Blower, Mrs. Margaret
Bourke, Mrs. Ann
Batter, Mrs. Elizabeth
Burueil. Miss Lucy A.
Carpenter, olrs. G. H.
Carson. Mrs John
Cad well, Miss Harriet
Caprey, Mrs. Jane
Clark, Mrs. Maril!a
Cteary, Mrs. Margaret
Chester, Mas Josephine
Cre1ry. Mrs
Corkey, hisry
Conneli. Miss Margaret
Conner. Miss Margaret
Coa,d ;irs.
Cono0r, Mrs Tb0mos
Cooley, Misc Mar
Coe, Miss Elects Ang
Cotton. Mis- Nancy Z
Cook, Mrs. Hepsinei ..
Coffee, Mrs If.
Comstock, Miss ?. A.
Cqrrey, Mrs. Caroline
Curtis, MISC Eliza
Daley, Mrs. john
Davis, Mrs. Ann
Davis, Miss Eliza
Deneen, Mary
Dib5le, Mrs. Naom!
Dris3oll, Miss Mary
Donohoe, Caiharine
Dutch. Miss Sarah r.
Durnin z Miss Elizabeth
Emery, Mrs. Sarah
Edmond-. Miss Aun Eiiza
Fay, harity
Faulkner, Mics Merry Jann
Fisher, Miss Elizsbetn
Finn, Mas Mary
Fox, Mrs. Eliza
Fox. Margaret
Fowler, Mira. Sally
Fowler. Mrs. Erueline
Furdham, Miss
Fuller. Mis-. 8. NJ.
Carlton, Miss Bridget
Gay, Mrs. Mary Jane
Glre,on, Mary
Griffith. Mrs. Elizabeth
Gilbert. Miss A. N.
Gilman, Mrs. Joanna 4
Gilfetl, Mazda c.
Guel.tt. MADAM
Gutlerson. Mrs. Maria
Hazard, mrs.
Harder, Miss :.
Haus hey, Mis- Mary
hahn. Mias Margaret
Handy. Mise E,peline
Harwood Mrs. +.
Hatch. Miss Frances
Hawkins, Mrs Louisa
Ha ght, Mise Cslists
Henry, Nancy
Henry, Mis- Loniss
Rigging. Mrs Mary
Horen, Rose
HumphrieF, Miss Mary
Hynes, Mas Mary
Hufley, Ma y
Jack, Jrs. .soi'u
.Jacobs, Mrs, HELEN NJ.
johnson, Lucy II
Johnson, Mrs. f.. F.
johnson, Calharine
Johnson, Mrs. c. II.
Aeelcr, Miss Snrah j..
Kenny. Ellen
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r-.sze nPpnAITtnN TO NINNOPOL,

it, AOPPUSIVfUN TO NIVNVPULS-
st-..-ss Sqreas Line for New Haven-tare 80 cts
siaunch ard elegant steamboat EX-
PRESS Cart Hitchcock will leave pier foot OF Roosevelt;
e r every Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday afternoon
ocock rruiruiug win New Haven every Mon
dav "Wednesday snd Friday evening, 10 O'Clock. The
above boa, as built expressly for this and bu
the substantial manner being copPered and copper
fastened That portion OF the travelling public DESTROYS OF
,eciug the fare kept line sbov' vi! 4, well pa
lrpuize the Express. For isi1h passage having ele
CANT stteroon sCrommod atoms ppy bourd the boat
10 j. " DlLrS, Agent NJ l7S Souih-sI
n 3. Freight ;sSeu o,S r.te-, hat received sfet
o'rlocz j22
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80 NOTICE-A BARGAIS.-A Comfy Sea! and
go Farm for sale near the I'LL ge OF 5oneryfie SoJer
-eei Co NewJers-y.-Said Farm consists OF Us acres
Of Land. = OF which is wood The buildings are al ne,
ard bn; within two years-HJus Barn both built by
days work anc Tie material The Hocse Is built II
the cottage style 50 60 feet front hall through The c-rter
parlors flushed with marble piazza 81 feet ont
sad L down szch ce-tog-tb-r With snOos-rvaor; on
top Or al! House story kitchen 10 the and cell
lar under WHOLE cf ,5e building. with PsntTie- AMI
oil isI g-G ;bruuehi the best The Barn il 90 trri
long 4rd rsI;ed ~hi,e-Csrrag- House Ice House, Se
AS great variety of Fruit OF al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sgiin Gusnurv of siruhosry-
TIE premises lie within fsur husdred yards o. the eountr,
Sat ad ABOUT quarter OF mile OF the Railroad TIE
place Is about hours and half from the ctJ For far.
her particulars inquire of the subscriber and proprietor OF
the National Hotel. No. ) Cortlsadtst New YORK
81 if-od ChAS- W1hOrF.
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ITANSLYCk'S CElIENT, for Gaius. Glass, Z sTtll-
ern Ware and Msrbis-The manufacturer having spent
several yesrs bringing the ebovs named Cemen: 10 lis
present stale Of perfection is coofdent u all who will give
fair trial will satisfied With IL and that twill sisnd on
lis inertia without. the puflg OF hired newspapers or
pcdged haudbils Price ~ cents stick For ssle by
NAL di.connt IN dealers II
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Geaal Notices.
STATE CONvENTI0N.-S.ate

STATE C0NvENTI0N-S'a.e ef Nes l0.s "a ~: =,
SWe III. Secretary of Stair The Co1pt9nsa, SIG .ae
Csuvassers hsvF1g conformity abe Provisons OF
the ACT entitled IAN recommending Conse1hon OF The
People OF the State paused May Is 1915 and es
rus,ed ire Who'll. plumber OF votes or ballots sven TOT and
sns, hs said rropo.ed "Conyentionr General Eec-
ION held in said State the fourth day OF November
In the wear 1886 according he cerhea statements OF e
said votes ballots received by The OF SAFE IN ne
warner directed by the said do hereby Dets-mne De-
r and Certify ihe whole number OF roes or sao's
ver under BY virtue OF The said act vas ts0 hGded
no aid rb.r to hundred and thirteen thousand Kan
red yse-e votes or ballots were gwen Tor TIE said
Convention That OF II. said irE: mentioned number. tstrt
~, ,ousan9 Pit hundred and t-sy votes or oao ere
riyen assins, the said Convention And appearing By
ne si5 canvass that majority OF The votes or ballots given
sorsss.i are for Convention El- shI - 40
farther CeTtifu and Deeirs that Coa7enu1n Of me Feope
Of The said STATE VIII t called acco,aing! ma mn an
election for Delegates TO the ssd Convention W" ne neg on
The last Tuesday OF April II tbe ye7 oo 70 mel m Son
cspitoin the Gig Of A!panE OF NE s' ION
day June 1915, pursuant 10 he proVsonso n7 Aor
said act Of the Legislature. --,.o
Given under hands, II The secre.ar OF once
in gear Of LORD one ihog.s1d e'S ane az o'
y.dve ~ sEEI NJ! c. s1Gss +al.S- 4" ''t'
BENJAMIN ENOS. Treasurer.
STATE Of Ne.- York SecreGrys Office certify ne preced
ing to 5ea tue copy Of an original certificate oil Tue ooSto
OF State Canvsssers file in ,his ONCE. Cit =,
Given under ny hand and zeal of Oce The ci,y o. Al
bsny iwenysxth day Of November II me year OF our
10'N JIG s. s BENTON, Secretary Of STATE
STATE OF NEw-YoRS, Seerrt sa1y , Sg:es'
To tie Sheriff Of the County of Ner IOfk-sia ;-Noace
10 beehv given hat 10 provisions of the act en-
ed "Ap &C, Convention OF the People Of
his STATE passed May l5 1i5 an election VIII De ned on
the as Tuesday OF April nextr the several cues ana coun
hes OF hs State 10 choose Delegates 10 the Convention TO
be held 10 provisions OF The aforesaid act and
the certificate above r.CiIec.
The number Of Delegates TO he chosen In the County o.
NeF FORK will be the same the nurb.r OF Members Of
\ S BENTON. Secretary Of state.
suERrFFs OFFICE Nee lort, February = lis i8t o..
TIE above is published pursuant 10 The rotce OF the Sec
retsy Of sale and the reaui-ene1tJ of tire statue in such
ease msde ana provided tor " NJ ) ONEN.
S5trlF Of the City and County Of Ne;e- lort
fsA the puzzle newspapers in the county viii publish
the above once in each week uoi election. and thea hand
IN their 5!s sd9e5tsing the so ihh iney may be
sd before the Board Of Superso's and passed tor Ps
nent.
cs-. lar nare li0 81 lawtE
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Backgammon Boards, p1uiinoes Sao
y Cards in greet variety az lou price,. by
FRANCIS EoUTREL. Stznonsrs,
81 9u n ksidsr-xao
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ReGl &stdte.

50 FOR SALE-Lots on 44ih and 18th SIS. between The
Lands in Delaware. Sullivan and Brooue Counties
Timber Lands in Essex. Warren sBd Hamilton Co1nues
Lois in Govranus. rca- the Greenwood Cemetery. For
sale bv Isl L. LINCOLN. . Sassau.st-
GA FOR SALE-A Farm situated in the town Of Green
por Columbia County. sad adjoiutns The Corpora
% ion OF the City OF Hldsou formerly occupied by the
subscriber II well si,usied in The county for
convenience snd beauty, and we'll wateret with living
springs The house is modern boi in good repair. and
w;b ali the necessary oui-buildngs. Any gentleman &C.
srous OF purchasing country sea-; would DO wen 70 ooS
Al tie premises There is handsome building site 90
he farm as can be found the STATE commanding ale
view o!he Hudson River zn6 surrounding country for sixty
miles Terms made cary. Apply 10 the suheer;ssr
- NORMAN II. FISLAY,
19fsw. Poughkeepsse, Duichess County.
- COAL LAND>-At P!ivsse Ssle-5'o .sres OF Cos
Lards IN the Township OF Sarry formerly Gfovel
49, SchuvkiIl County, Pennsylvania miles West from
Poitsve mile from CsrbonGsle one mile rom The " eat
Branch OF the Schuylkil River ana between he 1--WE liA
roaS said tract among whist IS called the Broad Noun
Tain Lands. For particulars apply 10
ANTHONY J. SLEECkER, AUG: orser,
fNfi No : Broad 81
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IN PURSUANCE Of 81 order OF the Surrogate OF me
Co1n'y q Nev-Yors notice hereby gwen 70 al 2sr
having caas Edwin Stebbns la:e OF the Cit
Of Ne,S Yors jse-r deceased TO present with
the vouchers ihersoto h- subscriber ~ hs sore. No 81
Broa'N = the CtT o. Ss-rf or before he tef'
teth DAY OF March Dated NspEOrk. inc MEN "a
ofSeptsInbeE. 1873 SIS .ayvsui-l WILLING sTESsINs
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List Of Letters Remaining in the Ny. Post once
Saturday, February IA;
~ Phas. mentor. he oArz Of aAs Li'i ~ "hieA iNV
,,s LADIES; LIST:

Kerr Mrs. Elizabeth
Klrk. Miss Mary Jane
lKimball. Mrs. Harriet l.
lKohieuherger, Mr. Z
LAX, Hiss Jane
IL.tnam. Mics Henrietta
Z Lev u Mademoise.ie Louisa
Lee, Mas Josephine
Lee, Miss Emily
{ Little. CatLa Ire
Lord. Mrs Mary J.
I.ougs. MIRA. Robert
Ludlow, Mrs. MARY T.
lLudlog, Miss Elizabeth
Marion, Mrs. Ann
Marshal, Mrs. Frances
Mau!derville, Miss Mary
Macksy, 5iiss s'lizshe:h
Marshall, Mrs Mary
Martis, Miss Mary Ann
Mason, Miss MAJ gerel NJ.
Miller, Miss Ssrsh w.
Mcncks. Bridget
Moore, Mira. c.
Morrison. Mrs. Elizabeth
Mum, Mrs. Helen M.
Munroe. Miss Eliz sbeth
M1llins, Mary
Myers, Mrs. Lucy Z
Mulligap, Mrs. Emely
Nelson, Mrs. Emma
Nelson, Mi.- Olivia A.
Newman. 1Ios II. c
Ogden, Mrs. &.
lOsburn, Mis- Margaret
lO'Bri-r, Mrs. duane =
Farmer, Jpnc
PlAli, Mirs Anna
Patterson, Mary Jane
pebodie, Mrs. Frances Il.
2s1Eari, Mrs ;i'Ty VI
Perry. Mss Margaret
J Pine. rlis-'C -srloii-
I Pool, Mia Jan-
Price. Mrs. IS Z.
Mcdonald, Mary
McDonsiin, Mrs. Sarah
Mckinney, Mrs. Jage
Mclaughlin. Eiiza
Reynolds, Ann
Renzsr, Ms. C1thsriue
RedGiug. Miss Sarah
Rifsrd, MetilGs
Roe, Miss Mehndu
Roe, Sussn
Ryan, Bridget
Roberts. Mrs. K l.
~hadd. Loretta
Stanley, Miss Mary =
ScaulsD, Bridget
Schgf.r, Catha inc
Spence, MGs. Z y.
Stevens. Ma. Hsrriet
Smith. Mrs. Sarah ]. C.. w
Smith, Mira Susau
Swick. Mrs. Caiharlne
Smith, Miss Jennetta
Smith. Mrs Sarah A.
Smilh, Miss w. B
Smith. Mrs. .Jsue
Smith, Misc Julia K
S.urievani. Mrs. Bauuah
S;ruitun, Miss Mrry
Trayer, II elicn
lTarbesse. Mi-s amelia
Taboo, Sliss Sally
Tortovin, Miss
TierDey, Mny
rrogn., julia Ann
Tryon, Miss Lucilla
Ullrnan, Mrs. Elizabeth
Van Hare, Miss Fanny
Van Horn. Miss Marish T.
Vandosen. Mrs Margaret
Yogeley, M's. B. C.
Ward, Miss Elizabeth
Warner, Mrs. (Sd-avenuej
Wsrdwell. Miss Anice J
WATSON, Mrs. Thomas
Westerve,t. Margaret
Vessel, Mrs.
Wnestly. Miss Susan
Wilder, jane
WilIet, Mrs. A. C.
Williams, Miss Ellen
wilson, Mas Sarah
Wilder. Mrs. Sophia
Willis. May F.
Willard, Mrs. Mary Ann
Whiting, Mrs P. 6.
Wood, Mrs Emeline
Woods, Mira.
Woods. Miss Jane Bell
: -. MORRIS. p. W.
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Abel, Elisha =,
Akin, lsanc
Aisia, Nj
Auas, Samuel /
Alexander, Gavin
Alien, Charles
Alexander, c. |
hmermBn. Chs. II.
Austin. William G.
Akril, ].
Andrews, Levi
Armstrong, John
Argue, J b
Avery, Edw in NJ.
Ashley, Samuel
Andrews, Geo. /
Arinintage, Samuel
Aylsworlh, John
Auslin,.J john w jr.2
Atwood. Nelson
Aules. MaSteT Il.
htwell. William C.
Alder, Monsieur J. |
Ball, Francis
Bshbldge, STEPHEN
Bachelor, Beul2- |
min tM.p |
Brady, Thomas
Badcan. !. ca
Baker, John
Brand. ADterd
Bsily, Tstrall
Balch. Thor. =.
Baker, Frcd'k. w.
Rramhall, Thomas
puiley. N. :.
BALDWIN. NJ r.
BBllon, james
Blake. q. ".
Rally. =. C. IL.
Bailey, John ).
Barrow, ". : +.
Rarnum. Daniel
! Barrol. Henry b.
/ BNkalew. d. ).
Bartlett, w. A
Barber, Hiram
Ranion. Joseph B.
Barlow, Rich
Bartlett. Josiah Ed
ward
Barnett, Hery
Bgughn, John
| Basseti, G. ?.
Bascom, Willard
Blocker, Augustus
Rreskey, John
Rehec. William II.
Beall. Master jesse
L.
Beaklcy, J. iM.p.'
Rcardsley, Charles
Recli,rl, Peter
Behru, Samuel
Reach, II =
Becker ) ;.
Bean. 3. W.
Beecher,W William a
Seuju,, JShn
rJhelou, Daniel
Bcl.uiNu, Niilttu
Rrereton, james V.
BELOW, john
Buntir. Joseph
Belden. Rev. w. ;
Berg, 4. I. .
: Berry, Capt. Judah
/ Bjeley. Charles
( Bliss, Elijah. lr.
Bingham. Henry
Bishop. George
Bl.sh. Capt Edw!n }
Boysrdus. Jas.
Sogsrdus, ]. y.
Brodie, Alexander
Bopksiaven, James
Boomer, + Il.
Bouz, Jno G. ?.
( grokRw, Dr. Jsspe:
].
Broome. John l..
Brown. .Iohn 7. s
Brown. Joseph NJ
Browne. Beul. +.
Brown, J. Nj.
Brown, J. (.
Boyce, John w.
Brown + Augustus
Brewer, Daniel
Barron
BosIw,ck. Henry P
Brown, Master
tSsn;usI
Brown. Capt. Jcs
Bower. James
Brown, George
Bowie. James "
Bowers. ~ 7.
Brown, :, y.
Brown. Alcah
BucS, George w.
RucSlAn, George +.
Bucli. NuliSn
Buckhoui. John
Rulkley William X.
Burial. W, {.
Blumenlhall, Simon
Bunce. Edwsrd
Bull, w. ).
Burns, Michael
Burnside, }.
Bushnell, CNas- J
Barrharp, Edward
Bushn-lI. George
Cochran, John
Campbuu, Thorn -
+ CEilsghs.. Edward
Gamble, James
Calisshan, MAIhias
Craig, Jas. W.
Cain. Mr..
Campbell. J. G.
Cal. Patrick
Garfield. RsusonC.
Campbell. John II.
Crane, Cooper w
CsdwaUsder, Geol
Caidw ell. J w.
CrsInsr, John E.
CspPy, Thomas c.
Cisrke. John \.
ClstS, John W.
{ iarS, Thomas
Carpenter, w.
Carroll. John
CLARK, Mtehsel
/ Casady, w.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ADVERTISED III rag rarsusE ss SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
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s.! 81 sf,S :, SE@ 55 HsS 3 -

ALbNNF, IKUf sNI
MONTREAL. Bridgeport i Hou.si0nic and Western
Rsilroslis First clsss csrs S6-Seconi class 81
The .,aSlrhos'S NlMSOD Capt. J Brooks r. and EURE.
KA Cant " W Topper sill ate us;e,S leave the Pier fool
o. Markets. (Ess Rver) daily SpndsY cscepiedl half
pas a. IL
re- Albany passengers proceed !mnedise rom Bridge
port upon the arrival Of the boat snd without change OF
Cars or Baggage arrive in Albany and Troy the 81
teruoon.
Retururg hs Line esves Troy ~ haifpst g. and Ahsa,
sITA M
4 frais 1T lrsin daily 81 nalfpasl 20 Nj
~ FOR farther iaormStion bo,h - ffctsht Pas
sage Apply 20 O. VI PERRY. Agent, hc Office tts
Pier: 10 L J HALL Howart's Hotel. nj Livingston
Wells Express Office. L. Wal-st
MONTREAL AND S..W-YORK.-rhe Hedb,ri Line
OF Coaches 70 hours from Troy 30 Montres IN
ton win this Line. Tickets tom Ne~Yors "a Montreal
20 D. obtained On board the boats dS
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S ORDER OF Robert Il. Martin, h:q supreme
Court Cuuuiis souer notice hereby gwen ula an AZ
iachneni has issued against the esla- OF Henry
now Or late Of Oswego IN the County OF os~sso sho
Stale OF Nevfork, absconcng co5cea4ed deo.ot-
due proof made tn SAID Commissioner pursuant 10
the directions OF the statute concerning Alt5cnn-ns
against, descending. concealed nonresident deDtors
and hat The will be sold Tor the payment OF h- qeos
unless he said Henry GooG-now appear aud d,cusr &c
such attachment according within three moutns from
the publication of this notice. and Tia the payment OF
-oy tett ana the delivery OF any properly e=loasi2e 70
The sac teeior. 10 him, or for his and he
shy property b him, FOR purpose whst-v-r ~ rlu
den oy law, an3 void Da!-d Feb. ?. 1916
J. C. WRIGHT, O-weEo, y L
9flaw5m Aunrn-v tnr AttashiDs Crrd!t1rs
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70 RENT on FOE SALE,

90 THE RlCKETS FARM! csiled -i5ySzI'i. coutalDlns
about 10 acres situate EliZabetho"1, y. T6s
- Improvements consist of large Mansion TWO stories
h-h Barn Carrtag and stables; Corr0 lcehcuse
fieG together with other necessary oubuidugs
well OF good and large cisteru spple orchards
large garden stocked with great variety OF excel
l.ut frlt trees The premises in good repair The
land is mostly LAID down to grass Either the whole OF the
premises, the nisnsion with TIE garden and improve
as ma beat suit the applicant The house being mostly
furnished will be rented either win or without the 'rn
,nre and NAV be Ind for more years
Anv Gentleman wishing delightful situation convenient
10 ire City OF New York would do well to turn his aiten-
,ss ~ ms psce Persons DESTROYS rent purchase.
viii pes.e cs on the subscriber a. his residence IN sza-
hsIhovr % ~ >, 1 pLNt -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16

lTIRE HKiCk.-SaERNAE, ATWATER co.
No. 81 Fultonst for h- manufacturers, Will re-
orders for Fire Brick pa.err OF any tescP
non. These Brick manufactured IN NewJersey, and
recommended very highly. st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16

DY ORDER OF the Hon. Michael T. uishoeher nrsi
p Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas for the City and
County New Tork-Notce is hereby given pursuant 10
the provisions OF the authorizing attachments against
nonresident debtors that attachment has issued against
the OF ALFRED A. WOOD: h resident OF The state
Of Connecticut and that The will be sold Tor the pay
men, o hi debts Unless he appear aud discharge such az
iscllgen according law, within nine months from the
rs publication OF hi; notice. and that The payment OF any
debts due 10 him by residents OF this State. aBG the delivery
him. for his OF any property within this State be-
orgin. 70 him. sad the transfer OF any such property by
him. are forbidden by law, and vodDaed the 9Th day
OF July. 1873. GEO. c. GODDARD,
Jy7 laNvsm Attorney for Attaching Creditor
RS ORDER OF The Hon. Edward Howell, Supreme
~ Court Commissioner residing in Bath. in he County
OF Steu5ennoce hereby given that attachment has
Issued against be OF John Bn.coe. NONRESIDENT
debtor aud that tie viii he sold for he payment OF BIS
debts unless e sppesr and discharge SUCH attachment &C
crrainc 10 aw within mouths from the nfst publcs-
nou hs notice and that the payment OF any deGts due
10 h by residents of The State and tie delivery 10 MIN or
for b, Of any properly within Ills State belonging 10
him and the transfer Of any such property by him, are for
hidden 5y 'sU scd are void.
Dated January 18th, 1876. MONSTER READ,
Attorneys for PriI.Juiag Creditors. Bath, sIeao-n Co.
.yQu,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16

SaTO LET-Eora term cf years, a far'n OF 30 acres
cont suous The yiisge Of MaIieawsn n ine 70 IN
OF Fishsiil. Duchess County. STATE o. ~ H. one ae
from, the Hubs 30 River and 20 from this City This ru u
well soaped for dairy and The culture OF fult and veseh
hs the pop1ous village of Maiteayvsr aud hcS settled
nechnorhood afordng ample market the sou - nne
mould arabs and esdoO The barns a1c sheds 10 gooc
repair The AID divided into sIy small los Posess-n
Il -. / & SEAMAN u Rroad way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16

DY ORDER ofHon John ". Edmonds. Circuit Judge
Do First CircuiNoce hereby gwen, pursuant 10
the provisions of the authorizing attachments against
Abscouding concealed and nonresident debtors that an nj
ischueEi has issued agans. the estate OF GILBERT L.
THOMPSON resident of Washington d. c. or elsewhere
Out of this State and that the Will be sold Tor the pay
rnenl his debts unless he appear and discharge such aia
meu; according law, within months troin the hr-I
publication of this notice. and that the payment ofany debts
due him by person within this State and the delivery
TO him. or for hsuse of any property within The State be-
10 him and The transfer any such property by him,
are forbidden by law, aud void Dated he lah day OF
Nh IeI5 s SANXAI,
Attorney for Attaching Creditor, No %a!.t NewYork.
m2r 1nNrlnrrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16

IN PURSUANCE Of sn order OF the Surrogate OF M
County u SsTYors Notice is hereby gi'-n 10 a. PEI
claims sg,n. Ethe5eri CurnbersoE .a.s Of ne
Ci " N-Tork deceased preseG; the same WIN me
vouchers her-fto II. sub,crber Ell ihe oc- OF Albert
G,oer, No = Wa.tre-I. the City OF New fors on OF
6et1rs Ire 7h ds7 OF July neSt-Ds.ed New orh' me
2Sd Is: JArnsry 1916
ALsERT GLIB ERT, Administrator
May Cf-NTg rESON Aduln-trHtriN.