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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
4 AMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
Il CANDELABRAS, for The Spring Trade-DiETZ,
BROTHER & Co. No. Is John. street. manufacturing
and always hand complete OF articles IN
teir OF the following descriptions which they will fe
ut Wholesale RETAIL 1T Low PRICES for cssh:
Improved Chemical Oil AID CRmphene Tampa,
Sois Lamps Gilt and Bronzed in great variety,
Cornelius Co.'S celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
G.randoea various patterns, gill; eiversd or brorzed.
suspendius Solar, Oorc Camphene Lamps,
Eracke, Solsrs, Side do do
Bolar Chandeliers Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps Stand do DO
Britannia Hand Tampa. Camphens Chsndelierf
Superior Chemical OIL, Pure Sperm gu,
do Canphene, Solar and Lard OIL,
do Burning Fluid, Refined Whale Oh. rnlsy
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ir~s TO EMIGKAATs d ,raa-rTTT7s.
ssht!lsz-ssNOTH 81 RS GOlNG " EST esasrsSZssr.,sI8

Z sc OTIS FOR
WARDISG LINE.-TEe subscribers beg inform heir
friend. add The public generally aad enisrant. paruca
larry that they prsp1:sd 10 forward gers TO-
paris OF the Western and Canada al ,s very
lowest and with certainty Of passengers experissey
nz no decay al any place 90 tbs rouLs Being interest,"
equally IN all ,hs modes Of coGyeysnro iao ths !n,son Nv
partial advice will De- given 70 those about To proceed t
70 the hest mode of Taye!, well the - ~
tske for any inlsHd in The United StaIea or
Tho "En, grGntI TTsvsing Gde" which no, oay Tue. hs
rates OF passase, but ALEC the dis,snoe 10 al M hs
"es end Canada together with tie limo .ly occupied
IN performing Journey 70 any giyea R!I Va h. ma
Erats, on application heir Office. ~ 1' ~
From the superior IN which Yots b,an,s of tbsl,
business has hitherto bsen conducted Ia, ran
with certainty guaranty that dsouIty or s..y can
possibly be e1p~isscsi by per goine by ,bsr Lima
an ls numerous frauds dsly c,nmiited BY ,-.poSsble
securing ber passage fom engaging any wkere bal !. an
ocs Of eIepsh-d responsibility. The inbscrbers wo1d
hefe sLst that tef various convey anc.s viz: Railroad
Cars Canal Boats and Steamers arc nch as cannot DO nr.
psised, II -qIsed. Eos farther particulars apply III By
letter, post psiGl n w. J. T TaPSCOTT
e5 south.st one door W-st Of eqrlipg.sllp
r. W. It coninue 10 dis patch frat claas pacteu
=, Loadon, Liverpool. Gi@.go~, New Orlesns Mobile.
SaysaGGb Ca4I.eson ~h punct1aI,ty Also, 10
Arrangements for bringing rassergers from any part Of
The county ard gv7 drss for aoy payable
demand n soy part OF Great BriI~in Irsand law6
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RoN WAKE hOL sE, III GrerawIehsi-k esney
J Sfcese Sampson, s1:cessor1 Hooyrnaa, Joarsora
A1ea Co. Importers and dsaiep n sved.sh Ruasa and
Erstls ro1 S nans hoas md ra road 5pikss rve.a
lIStzdS nj eas
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1.,... from Lake Superior.

I4A
ru... Tom, he Latter of gentleman just from Cop
u..so, d.,ed GREEN Bar, May 2, 1886.
Owing TO the great excitement amoag
,,.op,s here, 70 see my Specimens. can scarcely
md dime to communicate with my friends. have
before me and upon nay table Specimens OF Copper
. Silver. Lead and Iron which brought with me
from the Upper Country, the equal Of which cannot
he n,oduced elsewhere in the world. / have seen
pieces of pure Silver weighing apolnd and a quar-
ser. and 90 down to mere grains. Some pieces have
been wrought into 6oger rings with beautiful agates
ses In them, and all done by the the blacksmiths Of
tbs country This silver is abundant In at least the
Locations now being worked.
Ihnve a specimen Of Native Copper and Silver
which was cut from a sheet 40 feet below the sur
face in the Location OF the Copper Falls Co. which
sheet 10 10 feet by 10. eighteen inches thick In the
middle portion both ends of which are yet firmly in
the rock. Another sheet ola similar size has been
found lower in the vein and down the slope OF the
hill There are many tons of this pure metal already
taken out Il contains much Silver. The Pitts
bureh Co. will ship 140 tons Of the ore, worth As
per cent. of Copper and Silver. They have raised
from 10 600 tonS. and are raising weekly SO tons
but this 10 not all worth IS per cent.
ALI who were In the country last season, and who
win be there this, will be agreeaJiy disappointed
In all my correspondence about this matter, in
tend to act according TO my best Judgment, and am
not disposed 10 give bumbug character to any OF
my movements; and | now uDhesitatingly state
that the country is by far richer in Minerals than
my other yet Geologicalty explored.
You must excuse my haste. My room
II now fall Of the Copper Sharks"
MAGNETIC TELEoRApH.-Tbe telegraphic COM
municaton between EewHaven and Boston Is now coln
pete and few days will bring that city to LIS, as far
regards knowledge Of what Is ranspiring there. few
days are needed test the work. after the expiration Of
which, the lightning will unp astrlde the wires and shoot
back forth between tho citles entirely at the will
Of single Individual at each end Of this highway Of
thought"
The news from the South Ia Of much importance just
nsw and Is like for time that all haste
sh id be made in completing the communication between
here md As this Is done The speeches
Of the grave and reverend selgnios Washington may
DO read here and Boston before they fairly get cold
New-Haven Herald, 18TH
FATAL DUEL-At Carlisle. Penn. on Wednes.
day last as the 18th Regiment, r. M. was being
viewed by Gen Armour, who 10 the highest officer Ia
COMMAND, some words spoken by Col Armstrong Noble
unexpectedly Of Gen. Armours character as soldier,
resuliod In duel the day at o'clock causing the
instant death OF Col Noble the ball entering cose to his
heart The body removed from the fatal spot after
Coroners Inquest had been held, and taken to his
mothers house. intense excitement prevailed In
gard TO IT, Gen. Armour has been arrested and lodged
In jsil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

DY ORDER OF Charles P. Dsly. ESQUIRE, Associate
ID Judge Of ne Court Of Common Pleas Of the City md
County Of New fork, Notice IS hereby g-er pursuant 70
provisions OF the Authorizing attachments agsrs,
sheeondog coacese nonresident de6ors ,hai an a.
scheut has issued azns; OF Alfred R-ar.ey,
resident OF NewOrieaus of Louisiana and ihs; lie
Will De soid for he payment Of ms debts unless &c
appear discharge such attachment according 70 law,
w.ia months from first publication OF this nocce;
TIE payment any due MN by residents OF
STATE delivery MN for MS use, Of pro-
perry belonging him. and th- transfer OF any property By
I'm, are Iur5d6er by law and are yoid-Dsted the iSn
d.y OF Septerber iS.S RICHARD T. BOVINE
sI7 lsvar Attorney for Attaching Crr6;iorl
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GEORGE RI. BERTRAM

THE EYE.
nR. WHEELER, O-uIi:t, No. % G-ee1-rtehit y. 4 g.
~ near The Battery, devots his exclusive steron 10 c
OF the Eye aud Opb,balna Surgery and assures me
public that there among lhe Numerous ai.eases u
which human eye subject disordeTs OF mai organ
which cannot essentially relieved cured by him Taa
lumber Of undoubied testimonials winch csn De seen
his Office viii pstisy be public tn bis prscuce no ef
ceeded either In extent success by thai o! any DINER Oa
list Ia The United Suites. =, ~,
e Once hours from A M 20 O'CLOCK, r m. hiiet
which he visits outdoor patients
psuphe, containing remarks Diseases Of the Eye,
with instances of great cures elected oy Dr
Wheeers mode OF tresment he hsd grstniIou'y al
bis residence the will be forwarded 10 any one
making aspiration to HIN. po.tpsid nyIl lmeod-
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. 7SPRucE-sTREgT-fT Three doorS from Na.st.-Itret
THE facilities OF this establishment for JOB PRlNTiSG
are perhaps unsurpassed By any oncetn the city Tie
patronage Of last year has been such guarantee
gres extension In We therefore, with con-
fdenc1 Issue The following Card:
TO observation-disclosures supplied with al kinds
ofPRINTINo q, The cheapest rate, viz;
Cards, Bill Lading.
Crculars Receipts,
Bill Heads, Cheeks &c
20 LITERARY GESTLEMEN.-0rig,na Manuscripts print
cd with accuracy.
ganphls", Stereotype wSrl; and s,. all kinds of
To LECTURERS AND acknowledgements beautifully
printed.
Lecture Bills, Small Bills for Dstri-
N1unnon Bills, button, Ic-
And every description OF Plain and Ornamental JOB Work
executed with great neatness and punclusy al the Once
IT The iaproved POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAM
PHLErs, &c
All work Oh the above Presses will be done at sIusord
nt ~ low pricea Tltans sk 1aS P1,a;.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

by ORDER of John @ Wilson, Esq Judge OF the
- Albany County Cours and Of the degree OF Counsellor
Law Supreme Court, notice IS hereby gIveu pur
provisions OF suhorsng attachments
against Ascending concealed and nonresident debtors tia;
attachment has issued against tbs Of Thomas d
Webb and Harrison Gray, nonresident deborS and resi-
dents Of the Stale OF Massachusetts, and that The same VIII be
sold for The payment Of their debts unless they appear arc
discharge such attachment according law, within nine
rs from the srst publication OF his notice; end ns. Le
payment OF debts due 10 HEN By residents OF is sts
within This Stale belonging them, and the rsnsier o. sy
such properly BY them forbidden by lsw and are void
Da,eS he 1Sih aay OF august Is+a 2 L JOICE,
su2n lsv9tn Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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On LAND ON THE HUDSON, al YonkerL-For
sale, Farm Of eighteen OF lRad the Ess.
bank OF Tho Hudson River, In tho town Of Yonkers
and County OF Westchestsr within II mtss of the city Of
NewYors, and mile OF the village and landing, be-
tween which and NevYork steamboats, ply regularly Tex
coping IN Winter four nes day The and 10 good, ana
the house which Is and comnodous. Ia bull. in the
modern style, with wide pazzss in front AID From
view 10 had OF the beautiful scenery of the Hrd
son, extending the Highlands AID down The
bay 10 Staten Island This neutrality-suspicious. OF
barn stable &c-ars al ard Ia
pete order and ice-houss filed with lea There
exc-len. well of upon the place. quite near ihe
bouse Upon also large number " selected run and
ornamental II 10 well calculated for genl.msns
r.sdence The above will be sold cheap. Adjoining TIE
absy. or the NORTH and also upon the river, twenty
acres of land without buildings, which will be sod with tho
shove. or separate from IL IL desired. Apply to
iuhll Ne WM. W. SCRUGHAM. Yonk-r.
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en- A FARM FOR sALE.--situsteont tho Rosdirom
60 New Rochelle 10 While Plains sbout cqu distsntfrom
<z. each containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, all OF which
In Plough Land excepting Ten Acres whcbis Wood Land
Ys pace divided By Arc and sd outrto convenient
lot, FOR cultivation Al The fences OF stone Ia good
order srd the ground IL cultivation The bac
ing. Ill Of good ctaractsr and In order ror TERMS sppy
10 b. T. 6ENfON, on Ire premises. or OF
Icn J. iDRIANCE. SIS John st Esv-York.
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NEWARK LOCKS.

NEWARK LOCKS.
TUTTLE DAY, Lockmskers, No. mechsnic.st New
ark J. sale the trace at low prices, gen.
eral assortment OF well finished House and Soredoo Rim
aud Morics Locks They also exclusively The
ties. Patent self rejecting Bank and Store Door Locks
s22 oauI m
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DY ORDER Of Daniel Prait, stst Judge OF On2ndsgs
ID County Coar and Counselor &c II ne Cour-
Notice Is hereby given pursuant the provisions Of The Sta
,uI. authorizing attachments absconcns concealed
and nonresident debcrs thai sitscnmert has issued
nop-residen of The STATE OF NewYork and hat the
will be sold fer the psyen: Of bis ce5 un!ess be appear
and cischare. such attachment according 10 law within
mir. r.orns FROM Publication Of his notice and
The payment OF debts due n.In by residents Q! this
Sis- sn6 TIE delivery rim for his Of scy property
within belonging hn and the transfer Of any
such properly By him forbidden by law ent void
Dated TIE IL day Of March. lsI6
FORBES SHELDON Attorueys
for ArtH-hug n z
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@ NOTiCk-A nAnGAIN.-A County

&R SOTiCE-A DAtGAiN.-A Country oeai anc
Farm for sale, the will OF Soinervle SUmsr
sci Co. New-Jersry-Said Farm cop,isa Of 25 acses
OF Land 25 Of which is wood The buildings all new,
aud ouit within years-House md Barn both oni by
daya' and of The best material The House bull. IL
the cottage STYLE 81 50 feet 'front.' hall through the
psrors finished with marble nantelr, piazza 81 feet Il
and 2 feet down each sidetogeber With snObservstoy
top OF said House story kitchen 10 the and Gel
lar under the whole OF the main building, with paues and
all aged through In the best The Barn 60 feel
long and painted white-Carrage House, Ice House. &c
Also, greai variety Of Frt " all ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
with quantity Of shruhbery.
The premises lie within four hundred yards OF e country
Seat and about quarter Of mile cd tis Railroad. The
place 10 about hours and half from the cly For far
iher particulars Inquire OF HARRINGTON BARCALOW,
In tbs yilar. OF SpIneryille N T. 81 tl.Od
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MOHAWK AND HUDSON KAILRAOD COMPANY.
Mt. Annual Election Tor Directors OF lhs Company
vii be held otScs OF Rswton L Groes5eck, No. II
Waist Nes-ToTk, he secood Wednesday OOH day
o. June al l2 o'clock noon OF thai day The pol!
will continue open hour. Albany May ih. is+6. BY
order OF lie Board OF Director
uvIs;d e FOSTER, Jr secy.
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ITO FANCY GOOD, and Tnreed snt Neede Des:-
i en-iFT Please t1.s out6Rxasey Morris
wholesale dealers IL Cobs Brushes Pins, Needles and
ever variety of Fancy Articles invite tie attention Of PER
sons .ooc. eo1oercag hqHress, call sad examine her
stock Of goods ss:r store No. IS Msiteu-lsne I'D
R-Mereo.nt, from n. inviled. rs
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Tho following Is statement Of the amount OF coal
transported the Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad
for the week ending Thursday the 18th inst and aso an
exhibit OF the total receipts from the schuylk mines
for the season. I, will DO that the receipts as
compared with those last week. show falling Oh OF
925 TOMS owing mainly to tho heavy rains during the
week nevertheless the grand total brought down this
season amounts to a9A5s5 tons. The receipts for the
,orrs.nondns uerod last year were l59 723 tons:
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misreIIdneons.
STATS 4 BARKER,

STATS BARKER,
=, c-sJse Asp TCEsIsaIsS UAXEHoCsE,
e. IA Byoat1az fd-,e!y e7psrts Eopor1 Rotel)
ck B. are now receiving large AID elegant sssoLi.
n.ke up 10 order bs fashionable styles ST ser
Al reasonable pricet.
sr.ngers ssd Others be supplied With yczy supc
or rreie Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
B!ne, brown ard black cloth Dreks and
ssxo Gotha Cs,tmersu Pe.,o cosu % L ~
Tweccs, Ksrbans de Lain SACK Cosis.-.... Sc 70 %
Pants Of Cashmere, Linen Drills, kc ke... % 10 %
Vests Of w hite Mar Cashmere. Snks Lc- % % %
O7ercoet-s hshl end beautiful Tvescs, SsXo GoibsS
And cassnleres for travelling o9ereos:a
Also, general sssorneoi Of f1rnisSlns articles, VIZ :
Crsvais, Stocks Ties Shirts Collars Cloves sospenderr
six and cotton Under 9o,ra. &c &c. nls Sn
GEORGE "a BERTRAM,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
AK BROADWAY. I'd door above Grand-st begI leave
fOc 10 inform his friends and Tie pubic II general ihA
be has opened he above store With eare new s.o
OF goods carefully selected from the late .cportatoos s7c
naouf.c;ur and IL adding lis stock daily which d
viii make mp Ia pe.o. sJle and cheap can De ny
nsned by any obe establishment In tie City for cssh
Fine Cloh Dress and Frcck Cosz, Of any color
Fine Cloth sod Cashmere Psru any color Of
Pst,ern, Ton..-. .................. "A
ZINE Vest, any pattern or style .......... 40 -
Price for Making and Trimming
Dress and Frocf Costs from. 80 20 10
INN, ................-.. 10 On
Pants and Vesu, ....,....... ......l Dts 80
~ Ca, had experience il cutting for ;be last 10 years
in this City and 10 vel acquainted viii a., the various
that required n ibe business and will turn ns whole 81
iendon 20 furih garments suit the ss,e OF those VINO
may favor Tin with call AL garments srrsaied 10 e. or
The money returned 80
p ga complete sui, can be furnished any time within
"a hours after Ill ordered. nyo lmeoo
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SeoI GsIGle.

- AT PRIVATE SALE-The two story brick
e. House and Lot in fee No. 10 Pearst. ortng the
new stores tha. now building. Size vi ioI 81 by
lie feet deep. For particulars spoy to
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER. Auctonser.
r-rf 1t1- Ist
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DOCKET Or TRAVELLING lNkSTANpS.-A great
variety Of Pocket or Travelling lnkss1ds for sale al
IANsEH SELLS Stationary Store. l5S NsssaR-si
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PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON.

49, - UPPUSITIUN LINZ Ffun FblH!e pbla %
fzcss.GJN WilmI gou-O On ami sitter Thu sd y Apra
"a h, the large and commodious stssfnbost
PROPRIETOR Capt H. Mallan, Will leave tbs lower AIDE
ofChesout wharf every day, Sundays e1cepro ais
O'Clock, n Tor Wilmington Returning, will leave Hemp
hills wharf every morning O'clock A. 81. for PhsdeL
phia, touching HOOK and Chester going returning
Fare from Wilmington Is fare Chss,sr OF
s29 2awiw THOMAS sEILBY, Proprietor.
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myl5 lav6w
EHkhifF,s sA4.E.-By vir.ue OF .rvrrsl Ii..

SREhiFE,s sA1.E,-By vlrtpe ~ s-versi -ri.s o
- FrI Fdetas directed Gad delivered, VII! cx
pose sale THURSDAY the 18th day OF June neI al 10
O'Clock In the forenoon, the vesbue ot the City Han OF
The city Of NevYOyE all tbs right tile and interest OF
au.s Carey. which he had The 81 day OF March, one
thousand hu; dred and forty or al any Time aIef
wsris OF in, aad TO the following described ea.enoa e.,
All ihs, certain dwelling house and lot OF ground
siuHi, lying and being In the Fourth Ward OF the cry oil
New YORK. bounded follows, 10 wit southwest ny On
ves.el south h lot number TWO hundred and tw-n-
tyone northwest by lot number two hundred and twenty
norlheasi by lot Lumber Two hundred and thir-
continuing in front feet and two inches In
live feet and three inches, and 10 length on
each side hun5 red feet which said lot OF land known
Sad lease subject OF leo years after the expi
OF vhich Is for twentyoue years
from FIRST day Of May lSIa Together with tho ene-
menu and appur'enance' 'heeTnf9 esoq2iSg s,s,e
Frederick L. VuLTE, Deputy Sheriff
Dated, Ne~-York, May l3ih 1876. myl3 la~6wkds
CHEhIFt,S sALE.-by virtue OF a d-ti
Cia:as directed and delivered, will expose 10
the Ve-Ibule of the City Hall, IN the City oi New
YORK. the 2i day of June 1885, al oc OCH A III the
right title AID interest of Levi BUR-, which he had onibe
i2h day August 1886 or l.. time a'.rwIds IN whose
the Of Ia and 10 All hai certain
piece parcel of land In the 18th Ward OF tho city OF
New ginning al point on the essiery aide OF
sron late Orange street. distance In noflery direction
from The nortteasteIy corner OF BroUine and Marion
1876 running lhelce 10 uorlh1ry diTec-
along the eastcy s3o Of Marion (eio Orangr) street
IS inches thence in easerly direction al aDg!es
with Ma.on-s-e SO feet inches thence In souhery d.
recon IS feet inches 10 point distant In al eastery d.
.ocdon from thv eastsy s Of Marion I0l ie-I
inches thence 0l fee. Inches TO the esstery side oil Maro
street the place OF begnnus" Being the premises
No Is Msricn-sreet together with all a1d stngu-
apputensnces and Embellishments thereun,o belong
ug eppsrtaing. Ne~ YORK NAV l2h, $40
WIN. JONES, Sheriff.
WA. LYON, Deputy Sheriff. ny.S law6~
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OF NEW-JERsEY-Bet~ee

IN
Mary GALLAGHER, con- Ps.nant AID Toll Gsaeher de-
f-utaoL-Order for Pabhcsionli appearing 10 ths Cour,
The psrsni has ed her bill in The above eause
against the shove named defendant praying relief az SET
the said BILL and The process Of subpoena 20 appear and
arswe directed defendant hath been i,suec
re,rrnap!s 10 the sfm OF March A. D. 1896 but that Tie de-
frudant Toll GALLAGHER could be found n tbs STATE 10
iher-iih caused his s?pear-
ance 10 pe entered in bad been duly
..rved ara being made 10 sppesr by affidavit the sss
faction The Chancellor that The SAID Toll ia aeher re-
,de. out OF The Sa,e OF NeJersey wit in the S.sie OF
Rhode Island 1t sbereupon, on The SIKH cay OF april In
The year Lord thousand eight hundred shd .o
motion Of Isaac w scudder solicitor OF lie CON-
painan by This order directed by the Chancellor that The
said absent defendant Toll GALLAGHER do appear pesd sn-
dem1r The ccmplsnsars BILL on or before the
third Tuesdsy OF June tina; default hereof iuch
de rec be made agsrst him the Chancellor shall think
equitable and Just And ills farther ordered thai Ibis order
The said Toll GALLAGHER by delivery thereof 10 him. or be
Published WITHIN said twenty dsys II the Jersey City Al
vsrlser and HUDSON County Republican, newspaper
printed snd published II said STATE and IN the Nerf ORR
Daily Tribune. spsper published in tie State OF New
York. snd continued therein for ak weeks successvsy az
lesst IN each week. " > dALSiED, u
a copy. SAINT R GrNNESs, Clerk az lawo~'
SHERIFF'S sALE.-By virtue OF wit 0f aeri
Ciacss TO me directed and Delivered, VIII expose 10
ve.ib1le Ci;y Hall in tie City OF New
York the 24th day OF June 1886 al II O'Clock A NJ all
right le and Interest OF Cnspsr Marschs which be
the 18th day OF March, 1876. eny time after
wards in whose hands soever the same may be, Of In and
years veto come and uneSpred 10 certain agreement
executed by the heirs law OF Judith Winthrop
Caspar Marscha bearing date The 20th December 1871
Office OF Register for The City and County of New
lots Of ground part and parcel OF the Leances arn and
known AZ lots No 564 and 52 annual ground rent
lease OF No sol TO Commerce 90 The LIST OF Feoisary $50
and No 512 the ls o. May, lSi5, which
SAID iots ny esu esIeeIneus are .uujse. 80, 80 ~
also subject 10 mor'gase executed by SAD Csspaa as
cha! james n Fletcher Tor the sum OF $3.50 oeing
moneys By aad Fletcher 10 said Ma'scAa 10 build
OF tie said lots with ali aud singular the sp-
and Embellishments ;herennto or In
aaywise spperts ing. WM. JOSEs SheIin-
WM LYoH Deputy Sheriff
N-S-Yors, May II. 1876. nyIS la"ow
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DLANk BOOK s. sTATEONERY W,rebon

D LASk BOOK o. STATIONERY Warehouse
ID The Subscribers would invite attention of D-al.rr
AID Country Merchants eeceray ih-ir extensive a.oft.
OF Saiiorrry and Blank Books Letter CSC and No-
Gold and Silver PsncI S-Aiag Wax cod Wsf-rr tog,,h
with every srnc- IN The sianouery hn- VIII be sold 10
Quantities % SAT- pur hasers AZ tt- ioest wholesale ras
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IN AT PRIVATE SALE LOIS on 5Is,,I Norh
~ aide, +l9 feet Es, Of the Ssvecue-siz- OF lots - feet
H-A front by half the block For particulars sppy L,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

THE EATUNTOWN INSTITUTE, lfor boysJ
L Shrewsbury, n hours sail from y. Y. isnow open
for lis Summer Session. Term. SiS5 $3.50 year. ln
formation given and circulars furnished Isl Nassau n
Y. " Letters addressed 10 B. J. GRAY, Principal Ia
tontown. y. J. will receive prompt attention
~ B. Reference-The School my1s wt
INSTRUCTION ON THE PLANO FOKTE.-A
Lady who competent give instruction on The Piano
Forte wishes 10 obtain lew scholars reasonable terr
She would prefer those who abou commencing music
line addressed NJ. R a, This Office viii receive alien
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