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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT IVES
TERN.
IL DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Steamship Great Western, Captain
Mathews, arrived at New York on Monday
morning, having left Liverpool on the 3oIh
ult. She brings eleven days later ntelli-
genee Than that received by the Hibornia at
this port. The steamship Cambria, hence,
arrived at Liverpool on the evening oil the
2Sth ut., after passage Of II days, having
surtaired no injury while ashore on Cape
Cod. The news carried out by the Gam
bria, Of the commencement Of hostIlities De-
tween this country and Mexico, had the en-
eci ofadyancing the prices Of American pro-
Juce.
Usr Majesty vas delivered Of another
daughter on the aheinoop Of Monday, the
2Isf uIt. ghis snakes the ifih child. The
Queen was 81 years old few days subse-
queutly. The corn bill has passed the House
Of Lords by a majority Of 47-raising the
prices Of the American provision market.
On Monday, the 25th ulr., Prince Louis
Bonaparte succeeded in effecting his escape
fren The fortress Of Ham, after a close i'm
prisonment Of some years. The proposition
OF the Mexican Government for placing the
debt upon pew footing, by the proprietors
in LendOD. was nsgaiived by the bondhel-
ders. But new and more favorable prop
osition 10 expected 10 be made. General
Armstrong, Consul for the United States al
Liverpool, came passenger 10 the Great
Western, on q visit 10 the United States.
From the Liverpool Nail, MAY 30l
The news from America by the Cambria
steamsr is Of startling importance. The
United States have declared war against
Mexico, aud the first conflict Of arms has ia
ken place, in which the invaders have been
beaten. The Msxicaps do not choose to be
robbed Of their land without defending it 10
the last extremity, and the robbers, finding
their possession apd claim diputed, resort te
tbs formality Of open warfare. May God
defend the right Ii this war does not ia
ciIitate the emancipation Of upw ards ofthrse
millions Of black slaves. we are much misia.
ken. aud shall be greatly disappointed
TRIUMPH OF THE CORN BILL.
The Peers have made short work Of the
Coru bill. On Msnlay week, il was read
for the Grst time in their House, and the sec
ond readiss.! after debate Of three nights
was passed by majority of fsrty seven
This is great-a gratifying event. and pla,
css the success of the measure. in its future
stages, beyond the probability Of doubt.
Last weak the public pulse was at 4 low
sbb relative TO the bill. Political croakers
progpcsrieatsd its defeat, and business
which has bven sadly impsded by the un-
certainty of The future, vas even more dull
than usual. but the result ofthe meeting a!
Lansdowns House on Saturday. where the
Wing Peers met and discussed their differ
enccs on the subject, ended in resolution
to support in its integrity tho measure of the
government.
From that moment all apprehensiens van
ished. The bill is now perfectly safe, and
will, probably, be the law Of the land before
analEer month has elapsed.
Tho ComniItee.is fixed for the 18th oil
yuns.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-23

The Exchange Bank and the Canal Bank
of Loekport, New York, have both stopped
payment.
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By Electric TeIegrGph.

SENATOR ALIENS ABDICATION
AS CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMIT
TEE ON FOREIGN RELATION
THE VACANCY TO BE FILLED
TO-DAY.-THE OREGON TREA-
TY NOT SUBMITTED TO THE
SENATE
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THE TRIBUNE.
City Items.

A1rEarr AT ApnrcrIoS.-OHhcerC Casey OF Inc Isl
abou, II O'CLOCK on Sunday ni2ht took custody
W mo rave bis name William Lsihrsm. for an
.,o 10 soducsa girl about II years of age named
May Shea who arrived 10 'hi. city ~sh her izsnes
. Boston on Sunday and accidentally getting separated
rons BIN wa. met By Laarau WIZ by promise, o.
money and oher presents succeeded 10 f 10
si,bt when o.icer Casey overheafins some remarks
made hy The accused the gil, arrested MIN ioIn"o
and held him to answer
RoRntSc A CANAL BoAT.--The canal-boat Hebe,
while lyl,y at pier No entered sunday night and
robbed o: 30 anu 10 dollars with which the rogue
escaped.
BURoLAKY-Tke lamp store Of J. Saunders No
Cha,,mn-sqcare, entered On Saturday night AID
robbed Of quantity OF COPPER coin.
ArrENPT Al SCIciDg.-A woman named Mary
Kg having been pa. in he Fourth Ward Station House
ON complaint Of her husband for dsordery conduct al
tempted TO conrn; suicide BY hanging herself In the cell
Her designs were frustrated by the doornsa, who enc'e
the cell in time 20 save her.
SELLIsG LIQUOR os SUTDAY.-Chris'opner Bra
arrested on Sunday Tor seuns Hiuof o VIC o@S
bath and w!theu. license.
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WATER POWER

TO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURERS
fi'HE only eKl-G,y. unoccupied Watsr Power tho
Cy Of N-w.Yors Dashvilio Falls, Ulster County,
sud which IL offered fur sale TO very il.
hcsl terms and such Quantities 10 suit applc,ns The
Power Is who'll. dow the Waikil River, Of 100 inoe
IN length uguTa rock dam OF - el being by
vsy O 900 cubic feet OF per hour n It's '"-s STATE,
capable OF operating 1900 splnfluI In the drrHt
and Is equal 10 ~ % tho Pasrson Powers The access
Da-nylle lie over good road. from Poughkr-pse, Hyde
lAfS kiugsis0 Eddyyie. S.-hilbuals run daily 10
yithn ss ,ue, Of the Falls, snd ir bss taken
ft-s ia Winter hrrs IL dGiy communication b. no
rfl- 'aoa1 To company wan su!hcirns capital 10 I'M
prov; and build up large manufacturing interest the
pretIrs would be- willing put tin the whole their prop
cry ri Dashvs. conssug Of Factory Buildings Dsoiog
Houses. MachlnerY, MIL siis. Water Power Land and
Village bnts al fair v-uaoD and ould take for
twoa!fGs ot the gnounL The buildings story
Cotton Factory Of sone, 0by O" ~is $500 splnd-s and
~ power looms la operation thr.s-,tory WOODEN
Factory, 30 By d. with nschl1sry Saw 81 10 ana hx-
tnr-e-,lory Boafd az House, Of stone 80 by ~
Dwelling Hpu.-s. Store, Cotton Hru.s ", House.
Waste do Stables SHEDS BIsc1,mus shop &c For far.
lcer Particular Apply 10 GEORGE BUTLER,
Is S-is S..r
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STAATS u BARKER,

CLOTHING AID FukNl3HISG WhkEHousE,
No. l79 Br0dtiody. lduectiy opposite Hopard Ha'eLl
q, 4 b. receiving lnrg, aud elegant assOrt.
- m-ut OF spring sumuIsr Goods, which they will
uihGc up Ia tho fashion able styles e!r
e. reasonable price,.
Stranger. Others be supplied with very mpefi.
or article Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue, brDEn aud black cloth prrss and
SaIo G"ha Ceshnuosll Pelo Costs ~ To II IN
Tw.e, KerbaHs de Lain Sack CoaIs..... so 10 10
Pants OF Cas.neTe. Linen Drills, &C.. ~ 20 %
Vest, Of Whit Mars. Ctshm-Te silks. &c. M 10 D %
Overcost-a n:hI and beautiful T.eeds SaIo Gothns
sni Casslurr-s, iGr travelling Ov-rcoais
Alro general AEsOnnenI of hIrnshing articles, viz:
Crivhts STOCKS Ties Shr Collars Gloves, susprnders,
Ella aud COTTON Under sairs &c SC mis- jm
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- : NiNt EAitNI on Do On Klyel l,r .nIr,

10 !INt fAittI on mo ono klNef t'r ra'r- H,.
az shpAI 40 Acres50 II Gu tNaivn. The balance oSd
~ auber-a Arsc bdcs house with pOfuCo, an,
smoke house 500 good .ruli tees spsiu tbd
81 fret rs'e well Tho place 1, very beatty aud ui,
WIN ot the river Juie-. The mNli and .'h-r
steamboats, stop daily ltr door II bluGs
go p-rchrs. and would .uit cor s!rsmbos hui,dDt N
wafer launching the l>st>I boats NJ all times IL
ME from Hanover College ludi,nn from Mao, IS
FROM Louisville % from Ciucnnhii IL would suit for
:euAi- boarding school l. WI. b" sold -n'ifs lvO
scrrs with The budn4- Pu-s--luu tn-. Address
tpo,t aad) A. HAYS M4d,.uu Ind lufocuAIion may a'o
oitncd ny r-r. ost psid 1rhS prtSo-nl in'" rev,
fryn the Rev AMES KNON No. 81 FUutlhavenue, ~ Z.
Hsn.
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MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF NEVp YORK.


Ships John & Robert, McMachean. oucs,c, ] MeMrr.
ray; AlhAnihra, LoSAhsrt, oueeeo MeMnrrsy Hudson
Lawrcnce, New Orleans, eager Il Mailer; Frsncona'
Iiannet,, New CtlcSnS. VIM Nelson Globe Bsado,ice
Baltimore
Bark Curtis, ou;eyersisc, ApSlaehicola.
Scr ExsIapar. LocShsri. s, john NE. Thos Wianiet,
Patrick Henry, Chester Richmond, Allen * raAsen; VIC
tory, Pcntsld, Alexandria.
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MANSION SQUARE BoARDING SCHOOL

For GINLs AT PUUGHK EEFslE, Y. 7.
'qHHIS INSTITUTION Is adapted young ladies' OF eve
~ age AL the departments OF substantial and TN
lsh-d Of education taught The summer te III
will open The 7Gh OF fifth month. (Msy) For catalogues
containing particular inform apply in NewYork Cy
JAS GIBBONS Bank of tbs State OF NewYork, or IL
Poughke-psie to
WILLIAM P. GIBBONS, }pL,.,,.,,
sl0 Ssvrlf c. ROBINSON & SISTERS. t''n'iP
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DINuISG OF uARpERs, KTBIE.-The sub

- ,crih-rs having made extensive to bind
Harptr lurnHed bb.e, q! sncs OF plain and fancy
,ty' that The last number issued would cal pub
lie ntItOn this important matter, and request .ubscr
call h, olhce splendid patterns got
expressly FOR g- wors, lcb for e5a,-nrs, OF design and
b-AgIyu execution never h.-G eqIscd III America
The sHus uby Gnkill Copper, Of phihde phis,
w.i, 1T the top OF Ih-ir profession. His lmrn+-
tteck p urHem-ata tooi capable II making rearS I'VE
hundred different patterns ihs all tastes cen he suited
SUh.crbrrs have B5l- bourd IN plain morocco.
and Ia splendid style, Ike Oxford bh!-., siSS Two
riciy gl clzsp- viii eos :! So additional velvet bindings
richly nI-c with silk Innings, double c!ssp-d VII! coat
and Il lie mOun.uss sold gold, The price will be
SJ H would refer strangers 10 The publ'h-fs or toe
Bible aid 10 ali the resp.cIs1c booksellers Of New orE
the character of his wors he would sso warn the
pgc trusting The binding petty irresponsible
agents he The ci and bore people for
their bibles bind who. shen hey succeed In getting
lne Than The o. ce-spn-s' 10 he eolch-s
b,ckrads Of the trade; and The L. hey
returned spoiled the subscribers returned a. all
he will the durability oil hIs binding and Will give
The untersgned book carriers his authorized agents
Certificate for every copy bound In n!s establishment
K T shannon and his agents, D. Clsrk New Haven,
NJ Plulry, Lease Priud-, Brooklyn,
william Paucr, Miles y; John,
Thomas Marley, Hsm!n.
J. McI.,chi4n, NJ. Nevin Brooklyn
= II. + ieiobsr. ii. Green. BrooSlyE
Joba o. 3 Richards, b Ots. 5oos sel-r. New ark
81 Proueht, bookseller, New A l. Harrison, Albany
burg l.aa- IieGGA,
WE. II. Graham, Trbgre Nr. SiE.ulJus.
Bull4irgs.
lei a. JAMES LINEN, Bookbnder. Ia Falton-Ht
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ARRIVED.

Packet ship Waterloo, Auen fsoui Liverpool April IS
mdse 10 Rcb, Kermit The W has been of the port suoc
Saturday fog and had observation io5 SIX days.
Packet ship 6aTricS, Tessk. from Liverpool MAY 81.
rndse and passengers, TO ( X Coilins 4 Co.
Br brig jos" ph Ham, Holmes Gs IN Windsor, Ms Piss
Ter, 10 gh IS Wniieft.
schr Fame Robinson ds in Machas, Me- ,urneeI, to
Snow.
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S!9 sslc III oi Huntington, three miles ttom
s-amhostlatdug al Scrh Pu,t miles from rail sd
s Deer PARK ctn-.ung o $50 so of which In
I'd with wood. Tne farm ~ beautifully situated aud N
hh OF cultivation, producing grain OF AL Alnis Tho
twcing house AMI uut buildings AL good Fruit OF all
spd jrG Supe vines 10 u h"Nns, aud to beat ot
water For pa,ucul4rt inquire OF REED, NJ. p Chaul-
hers, st. or NATHAN VOHRESE. No 81 Chn'IophersL
IINli lfn..,AA
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OMciEls
LIST OF LETTERS.
.,vr.ri.eo rs TIE TRIBUNE BY rrEciAL APPOINTMENT.

70 1nS Be q further enacted, =
a, adyer:serents made under the orders OF the Post
as,,. General Newspaper or newspapers, Of letters
,r,e for IN any Pos; Oce shall be lnser,d in The paper
nsrs Of The iowp or place where ,h- o:ce advertising
-,sy b. n,nc,cd Aa-4Hz ess LgTgest etrcrLti0n.
Nes, P0,t OFF, lrs, ,atIsG .GsTeA 3, lets.
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LAND AnD LOAN AGENCY.

sEHRY PAYsON having engaged Ia ihu business e
Land aud Loan Agency, respectfully sollcit-
snare VI the patronage ~ hi. ifiauds aLd oIheI may
- lhe Office VI messrs Shpman yres 81 Wall
ST. ~ Z. from ~ - O'clock, his Office, Peck
slip FAIRY Williams bur Oh, other bu .n.ss hour.
lie La, iDf sale, -,nJLsbr Terms. large lumber CT
buidng lots In parts OF the pAsant thving
village uf "iIamsh1 gn Also, nuinp-r VI very ce.ifs
b7 tunenenls afnyls ~hch very and cooven-nt
modern oGit dwelling house, with lot. Of GROUND in
~ h state Of cuy4lUn and richly stored win g,eai
frIy Of choice fruit -nd sHruDbeya good s,e AID
cAr-ge house IL Is believed more desIHbe place OF
f-.ld.nc7 De vicinity of Ne~Yofb cry
Wii4nsburgh is an Incorporated village cobL.nil
population VI ABOUT u OuD IphsblansiL well ptoIrrd
WHO churches % almost every religious denomination nd
sufficient number u good public nod private schools WIN
gr aai aer pure be found Ia most para inc
country myli lmeod'
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~ FAitii SUlt SALE of - scr-- good l7nd
~ HI Paastiss ruHt leading from Hobok-u 20 Bulls
~ Ferry. within on- mile ot Mr. k're'. country se,t;
teghtu lila for country For fshe parieG.
Bro kyu. my26 lmssd'
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kIs@s, pressure sIrnlnrf UEIKUII q
X Ward will commence her regular weekly
trips lt vi june leaving Detroit Tuesday Al
l.rnoon z NJ and The Saul every Fid ~
iog O'Clock, A. NJ Thu Detroit entirely new, 30 ions
tutthrn IL furnished WIKI n->S uGd superior tnRinc.
bnt ie wrr AID we'll adapted 10 the 81 lAie
AGESTS-E p. Hastings n Co. Detroit; a. SCI nouf
Co. Cleveland j K. Livingston. Saut ste Marie
Fol ireighor passage, nppy Captain on board or TO
+. 2. HASTINGS u co, Agen,s, Detroit
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M. CORBITT,

sURGIcAl IsD MECHANICAL DESri,r,
pESPECTFULkf sDroGncrs 10 me cuzsns o. BROOK
II yu and ytciny he opened Office 2:25
H,nry, Atanic-st Brooklyn, wsere all operations
pertaining 10 h.s profession viii be- performed with .nch
caution AM ability snd such he Iruss will give
Satisfaction ans ensure patronage
N 3 Achog htvpg th- exposed trested in
such completely REMOVED !te pain sad al The
same tm- prssrryr- the tootb myZ9 lW'
orYIcE or rHE DELnwAsE AsD Hgnso. CANAL 90
THE Board Of Managers Of hi. Company have declared
.emi-an1ua dividend of Eight per ont of !h-
s.h instant
The t-nsre.baok win closed from Ibis date 10
the morning Of Tn 3L,i n,tsn.
Holders OF tie Scrip Stock particularly qles,sd
return their Certificates. in order I-s may 10
is,a7e n heir place v b. otGeT Of h ,,d s9srd
OFFICE OF rae DELA...l .sD HUDSON CA..L co.
Hcw-York, May 7Ih 1916,
THE Stockholders Of th,s Company hereby notified
scp hss By the Board OF M.nasers
able the Tr-ssurer oc. OF The cor
Jaas ue1I ~ ISAAC sGYaoGR inT Tq S a OF
my7 I'm
MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Company,
l'l Office No. II Wsl.sL
The Company Offers The following advantage. to the
public:
Lives only insursd 4, the Of premium.
Tie Premium II 90 may be paid N c1.B End It'll.
In secUnd Y bearing per ;eEeal or
IL may be PAID conthiy or quarterly
married woman gsy Insure lie f- OF Der husband free
There viii atnEa division Of profits payable in Scrip
Certificates bearing interest HI .; per cenI which aIees
payable annually Il cash 1,r,c-o
Seth Low Robt l. Patterson
Guilaune Merle, VIM. II. Mot,,
VIM. A. r. P-rtz, Edward Anthony
Heary MeFafsa' chs.. 5: ascsae.t
BEN, c. MILLER s-cry.
Jos. Il LOAD, Agent
c. 4 McISrIsE Sub-Ageut, S0i Hu6sonat cor Sp-.np
james STEWART, M D mo soad-,ll Medical Exam
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TTSION HALL-SARATOGa SpRISGS.-Tbe sub
- .crbers the pleasure Of again announcing her
friends aod Inc public bat hey continue 10 Bee, - Union
Hal heretofore which VII! be open for company on
"Wednesday, the 20th lbs.
Tns extensive rslsbl hments well known scarcely
require descriptions suffice say. II occupies rou.-
age ~ in0 fs-i ot Broadway and Congres,-sL
The spacior. Saloons Dining Halls snc P.zzas and AFRO
tn delightful! Gsrten ana 7ieasur. srouocs cover about
four OF land while lis vicinity The Justly cee
bra-d Consr-.. spnng being sbou. cp0 feet Wes
Il, -nyisbie locality
The whole building has sgtin undergone thorough repair
been -psii=d Otherwise renovated anc aicur Of
10 feet been sce th- 6blng hall. that II Is
c,pab- % sealing i5l persvns sd believed 10 be
c;Vus 1oI a4a sny Dicns Hal . the Stale, asd
every department furnished viii all pos.ioe regard 10 csste
ag5 convenience, which il Is confidently believed. united
wih me Dsrso.ai -z-ror. o. IL propreIors, WI, give
entire -stssctor Gr6 ensure he eouubu.nc- o b-fal
2,t-oras- r / ". PUTNAM.
SarsIogs Springs. Nav IS 1916.
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~ p,sa.. rea..on lse DATE Of TIE Ii, IN rstcA tie,
LADIES' LIST I

Sfkfl4EA'eAs - 30
He.uy, Mrs Ruth
Bernerl, Mrs EliIh-r
BrIon, Mics
Bri.cai, Elizabeth
Rrink-rbcf Mrs. NJ
Big.lo~. Louise Z
Bir,k-ll, Mrs Jane
Brown, tPenrl.sl)
Bourne, Mrs Lydia
Brown, Mrs T.
Brewer, Sarah
Bounay. hrs c
Bort, Theca
Borlsnd. Isibella II
Roos-, Cstbartns
Brown, Mr. Andrew u
Brewer, Mary A
Brown. J an- Maria
burr, Margaret A
Hurn-s, Mrs Elizabeth
Byrne, Rose
But.omer. Catherine
Crane, Caroline
CsfsoD, Margaret
Cald well, Ellen
Csvanssh, Anne
Cayanugh, Eliz ,be.h
CssteDdeiicK. Mrs u
Graft, Mrs Elizs
CASTING, Miss Eliza
Chapman, Mrs. (Cherry'sI)
Cizfke, Augusta
Cahill, julia III
CshiIl. Mary
Carr, Miss
Calhoun, Harriet NJ
CTomley, Eleanor
Cromwell. Mrs Hester
Crouron. Eliza
Colgin, Elizabeth
Coos. HAyrie.
CroulDers, Mrs
Cox. Mrs Harriet +
Co.rn, Mrs Mary Ann
CorwiD, Eiiza
Cooper, Mrs ) A
Cool, Sarah w
Concsl'n. MrsMatilda
Culbr,,c n, Mrs Isab-lls
Curtis. Sarah J
Guitar, Cisrtnda-2
Clyiner, Ms A
Cuff. Mrs Wealthy A
Davis, i,Irs CnthariT1e
Davenport, Ciarissa
DI.orse, MrsS
Dyrling. Miss G z
Drake, Miss julia X
Davis, Mary J
Davis, Miss Charlotte
Deburg-s. Miss c
pe.sy. Jane
Drlscy, Mics Florance
Dsioug, Nfs
Dlmond, r lcm
Dictson, Mary Aun
Dousufhy. Bidy
Doanelly, Mary
Duren. hlnry
Dopiiille Lucy ii
Dalton, Bridget
Dudley, Mrs NJ a
Devine, ME- = J
Earl, tIiZn -
Ea'tOn. MIS- u
Fms, All,s A'ihn''au
Eastman. NJ 'SS Aooy
Edison, Ehzn
Eysmap, Susanna
Fdssll, bliss Julih
Eden. Mi.A Mn'y Ann
FeailIcrsfine, Anne
Farrell, Bndsct
Fannrn, Mis. Catilsrine
Frark.in. Lady
Fiuly, Msrgret
FiIisan. RO,c
Fuller. R"becca
Fox, Catherine
Foster L7dis
GALWAY, Mary
Gates, Mr- Francis
Gsnnbn, Mary
Gardner. Mrs Robert
Graham, Charlotte f
Gardiner, Mi.s Jsne
Graham. aiiss Gertrude NJ
Gregory. Hannah
G. srEfd, Sarah Med
Green, Mics Mhrgaret.a
Gtes,orex, Mrs Henry w
Green, Mrs n c
Griffith, Alice
Griffith. Mas brahella w
Guchr.st. Niles Roseuah
Gup-u, Mise +. G
Godir-, MARY \
Gormly. Catherine
Gorham, Mas Frauci, NJ
Hail. Mrs MA
I Hsl-y. Miss Elizaannp
| Hail, Mira
Hayes. Msrgret
Hsllock, Miss A i Sarah
Ravens, Nancy
Hart. Ann
! Hamilton. Mrs T. u
hAenbsse. Elizabeth
Hamilton, Mrs
Harrington. Ellen
'iest,nd, Mary Ann
Hin, Margaret
Hopkins. jane
! Rowland, Louisa
| Hollahup, Mrs Mary
Hourd, Ella Ann
Hooper, Mrs Mstslda A
HopStn. MIR. Aueu.is
noyL MIS- Elizabeth X
iioimes, MIS- A u
uoyt, Shs,i'na +
uuribnIt, Mary
nuolv, Mr.. sarsh
huhtS' Anna
han,rr' NJ atl'da
hughes, Ann
Huich,ne. Rachel
lNcr-, Mary
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% " - = a. a. VIRGINIA LtNFc tus So
--F Hrge of ,+tc Situate "a The counties
+r-- RIchs Lewis, Gilmore, h1uaSh.. Mason. j. s,,n,
Cahe and Wayne amounting IN ,n- whole bus'ri
aud s-ge.. thousand hundred and Jr,y
These Nuas ioria part Ola large QJsntty conveyed
"a Uust 500 ihs No American Land Com.
The surviving Trustees o iha' wishing viii
Md II ,he -pe-Gir.I prAcucsn, 1'-r
le- sod. for sale n sre Iiac.s ow prices. snt
gCrHble terms
Mo,t OF ,he., snt IT counties bordering the DO
river h- vctnlly o!mpOtlaH towns, rivers s
Th- quality generally good The rrster ling
well siap-G all the purposes OF agriculture, VIII the
inferior portions suited the gr-Lns 81 -h'-p
The elm ttr o. region ~ pir-'ant AMI he, Thy. ,ud
t.um the increasing % emgragon, county
rsp'dy improving
D.-lrsbe opportunities here afforded for coa 'sui-
o eisrrn; select large upoa which Ia maxi heir
settlements
Per,ous wishing purchase will It IL presu-d desire
the sud~ aud Tor this purpose acii To TIC
,in be furnished ny ih- underground
The uprG laul~ paii 'uL For arta-r
Information ting them application me- mac S
oiic,, the Com psny, No ). San-us' phi -d"oh
Ile -uh-crhSr. }. VI SIZED, Axe
mis- 9'tNSV Psrsrr-'urV WHst CO.
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WELLS BROOKS, Atty for Attaching Creditor.
a ~ rnyvqu Sprinsyfllp f'fI,. Cuuut,

~ JHANCEKY-Eie Ct,cuiL-The P,-sid-nt d.
lrector- and Company Of the Mechanics and F.nue's
Bank of .h- City OF bany 4Ees Darling bil
filed for thu foreclosurs Of mortgage J. C. Cotton Of
l.orkport Niagara county ~ Y cOmp1insns' solicitor
The Uued States Insurance Company defendants In ibis
suiE legal representatives. required
sppar This by the 18Th day Of July 1916, the
bill hed therein will be- Ias-n ~ confessed b hem
D,;-d Lock port Stay l5 1876.
,n4la laglg I q cNLTON Coz nl .nsnt., scILc.nr.
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EAaDWARE. EDGE TOOLS, 81.

EAaDWABE. EDGE TOOLS, aC.
ASHOkS LITTLE, Importers aud general dealers IL
~ ri gll.s German aud American hardware -ry edge
Tools j Fuon-al between Pearl and Wafer 'a New
,K respectfully lEy- the attention Of country merchants
e:ba anc farmers snd others making tneir Spnns Pqr
Iher very extensive assortment comp rsinS eve
~ .n iEe all VI which Ia offered lonesI mar
het prices for cash. Or on approved credit
Cut aud wrov sht nails, locks, laches
Butts. ews, kuives and fork razo.s
Carscks, braas and ,parables
Ten and Jchei knives and scisaofs
iil pIi ard cross cut ssws, hoes. forks
SGGyels, Gpadrs, scythes and spaLhs, rifles
Back lead pots and sand crls!D!es
Pumps for els
Ecpsah water Of Ayre stone, for marble polshers
Coz eff. IoOls 10 great variety, Of The most ce!eoraa
narufectur,s sHca ADeEtaon, Cosger Hoi.on, Ear
Lop, aud others
toop-rs' iron tysts and truss hoops
EOute anc snip cAfpesters' tools
S-ecs'.aIias' .oClr, garden utensils
6uic1erE too!s, cabiart makers trimmings
Ecus- and snip builders hardware
on. 5iEAA, copper ecd STEEL wire
''snrln- t-r-H ii -N2f S'n-"S
fsHE UNtUH WHITEHEAD s,aGaiscsarls Com;
purchasers generally with White Lead Of heir own nsn
tsctare, M:
Dry White LeatPure Extra AID No !, IN packages Of
100 10 lvtV lbs.
White Lead srousd in ol-Pure Extra, No. nd F9,i'm
packages vi 3 TO 1903 lbs.
TIE we'll established reputation OF ber w Ie Lead u
every .rcuoa oil h- Unit-1 States, renders oaJ
safy 70 'sV as! hey continue lruisa al article "hGn,
tof park, or!Aaicy aud durability, Cannot be sHps"eeo
Company ana description OF Lead are stamped on ea@S
package They also Keep or hand
Dry and ground vefder;
Do 90 do PAD. Green
D. D. DO DO do do y Yellow os chr
Do 90 Go Spanish Brown
Do do do PrlrsisE Blue
Lnseed o. Red Lead, Black Paqt sasa. s'a, 90 Tho
Al 80. 49, 80 'o' SOC q A'0 j 3meodt
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penssoy n-cSssscy for protection " oar ciuzSzs,
going abroad INA. they sho6 ta- proper
from our Government ApPicsiiuEs 10 tts urdersgnec
VIII NEE! VILE prompt sI.-naou, az szaIi caarkI
ELIAS EEXsEN,
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EIhE-NORkS, FIREWORKS ISAAC
Edo Pyrot-chnc A,ti- Jersey City. IS prepared
tufni'n ss Is 10 ce-, !o~ns- Pubic gardens. .a=e
Tres k- fis Pfe-cot siocK nmPses the brilliant
vsrlVgEe fes and spPfcpri4;e designs, manufactured
Z ils coS1!Iy, And csE DC urnish-d 10 Any extent
ISAAC EDGE. IT.
Pyrosschnic Artist, Laboratory Jersey City. n J.
H. B,-So Agents Ey2s epdJyi