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Notice.

HE undersigned woud respectfully inform the
| public that he has fitted up the store two doors
south ofth. b INK OF Burlington Church street and
recommended the Drug business where he viii he sup
Piled at all times with carefully selected stock OF
Drugs and Medicines comprising every article re-
qulrcd the Physicians practice, and demands OF the
trade Also, Surgical ami utal instruments, Nine
raj Teeth foIls Leechcs: Bushes, Soaps, Perfume
rics, Congress Water, Cauiphcnc, Inks, Backngs
Dye Stutis, &c Sc.
Particular attention will be paid in the preparation
Of Physicians prescriptions and family recipes
AMOS G. SPEAR,
Pnrliur,nn o1,l, Iulv iSiT 5A.
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LOST,
4 PAIR OF FOLDING GOLD-MOUNT-

II ed eye glasses attached to gold cham, with a
small cameo SIDE The fluid, wal confer great ia
yoI aud be Literally rewarded, by leaving them at hi
ONCE 6l'
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India Rubber shoes.
EEORACE II, DAY. NEW YORK. HAS

I 4 now in store, and will receive throughout, the
season, large supplies Of India Rubber shoes. Will
sell by the case, for account ct the Manufacturers,
styles. Providence shoes five styles Hayward Co.,
agent for all styles. New Jersey shoes, all styles
Also, Mems Women's, and Chtlirens Para RuJ5crs.
Sheet Rubber, Lined, furIcd, aud in the straw by
the case And for the accommodation Of Merchants,
wlll pack assorted TO order Warehouse, live story
building. % Conuaud, street, next door 10 the Yves
tern Hotel. II. H. DAY is owner OF the plicns for
making Congress Boots" aud the only one author
lied to sign conveyance OF right to manufacture
Julv, 1917. 6w3
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INFORMATION WANTED.

EDMOND LYNCH. now AT KEEN, y II, wants
IL to learn the whereabouts OF his brother Jeremiah
Lynch and Two sisters Mary and Ellen Lynch. They
are supposed to be on either the Rutland or Central
Railroad in Vermont Editors OF papers IN the vicinity
OF these roads will oblge him and Them by publishing
this. HE EDlloh'
keene, July H. lsi1. D
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A SMALL, dark -complexions5 L,,.,
n called TON" about IA wears IA 'etNsd boy
TO the cast paIt OF Burlington, on Ss,r,ah.s went
ywhorIleberlies' since which time nohnr ny, s!ist
heard OF nm ANY one nd'ns HIM vii ssonss,
S,vl
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FIRE INSI RANCE.



FsNilS COMPANY WAS CHARTERED ~ THE
k Legislature, Alrii 22ni 1884. They commence
ed dom business ou Their present Improved system.
ON the 18th of May, ISIS since which .nr the, have
insured properly 20 the amount OF over FIRE miE0HS
Of dollars, MAZE 20 aSscSSH.Ht and Enye hrw ~ the
treasury wlh which 10 pay losses, rGHT THOUSAND
poltAHS and the fund constantly Increasing 'rum the
percentage paid in by new applicants. Al loses
have been promptly pald.
This company addresses itsc particularly to the
fAEMLES OF the country being designed for their ben
e'lt. The very low price az which They insure prop
eTv and the met that no assessments isYc vet l,en
made, and probably viii not he iar W1ry yo7fs fc--
rr, on account OF the large and increasing ugd nov
in the Treasury mCctany loss.s that may occur auJ
the peculiar caution they adopt IN lnsurina property in
large villages and other pocls where it /, very haz.
principles and method OF dong business lIutit offers
the greatest inducements 10 the community u,ucrn 10
To luin ln"m o any insurance company in the stat.
OF Vermont or New York They are nIolibit,l t--,,,
machinery, cabinet makers iuurrs OF coolers Soon,
and IIom ahlng more IA two ihousaa3 'f.H,rs
any one uslu' The p.ac" ~ doing business of rim.
Company - AT East Granville, y y On ibe e,ncr
road from Bur.ip y'on W. to Troy \ Y ,op5 ,
hundred rot IRON the Vermont liarE on which H.,
a dgilV mail For further information rct,,.nl, +,
mace 10 W several agents ottrauk.,u aud LamoiI
counties, Vt, Who are authorized 10 take or,,ii,s
tons tog insurance and the Company uuaran,.a T. .
all surveys taken personally Is either n syiJ . .
shall be binding on the Company Remittance H.
o.. losses IN the counties Of tu1k'u and Ialer.i''
w,il be- made IN checks ON either at The Banks a. E
ington or 81 Adams, az the election of ti. r''
sustaining the loss, HuWcdluiolN after the las, Wv
ecoriaily shown and IN case OF any disasrecn,n y,
between the Company and the insured IL mn. -, n
election OF the insured be submitted TO We
iu1lly chosen M 'Ae county where the loss hammer.
\ W SEARS and john T. WlBsrrR sr, Irr,,,;.
agents who. lts expected, wll call ON ih.. \, '
ncrniy Then residences and receive ar,rs,i 70
IN" expense OF becoming insured Tor i've w.. .
IA follows, ''-'S -
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LOST.

HENRY BuLKLEY. Pres.
Granville, \. y Feb 10, lsi7 O'SHoF' N,og
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HISTORY OF IRELAND.
rHHE HISTORY OF IRELAND bv

] ABBE McGroHEGAN, imperial Svo., four steel en-
cravings, sheep library style Price, $3.50 This is
the best history of Ireland that has ever been published
This day received by {. GOODRICH
August =, 1917 6wt
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a. FL. Gale & Co.'S
PI \ y o. FO II II l. :

VIC UNDERSIGNED. HAVING LATELY SPENT
< several i1ys IN examining personally the Piano
Fuitcs OF all the principal tactouns IN New ok, has
concluded after candid and thorough investigation,
10 introduce into This mnrkrt those made by thee IN
g'nilus Ncmoutes as being, according to his Judg-
mcut, nearer to perfection than any other whatever he
has met with 'l'hr experience acquired by the man
uiactarr OF nearly 2ulD Instruments the employment
OF 60 OF the most ki,ul workurn the adoption OF ali
the real uuprOy cmcu- OF lh. day and the Of steam
power, have gained Tor them throughout tine United
states reputation So b Eh that jeuIusIrumeuts Week
rhru present pIodueU cannot supply their demand.
These Pianos being such a- he can cunscicuuously
recommend the Undersigned NI,l constantly keep Oh
hand one of more Tor sale, ana tom the puortY ..
tusIr touch, tone, finish aud yetic mites well
their St0H'iieg in tune aud GuTdtiiUy in all other
spects, he Wll warrant them 10 give satisfaction, or
the mDEcy UiH je returned. Walkers Harmonic
Attachment, cheap and delightful addition will be
supplied. ii required. This Is entirely different from
the EuIan Auac'mcu'.) Tn, splendid nsruUeu.
uoN used by the Handel and ilayIn Society, which is
Acknowledged by a. who have seen it to be tar the
best tuwu, Is tor sale. and may be seen at the Con
Eregatona Ncstrv by APPLICATION 70 Nr. CoLBuRy, the
sexton, at Merritt shop, corner OF College and he
streets
Another Fin Instrument may be seen at the EooA
Store OF Nj {. b Edwards
For terms, &c. apply through the Post Office 70
Slit e. +. HOPKINS.
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WOOL. Duiy, 80 per ct.

The article comes in more freely from the country
and sales continue to be made at our quoted rates,
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-''''''N'
VOL. Bread, the Staff of Life Good and Bad
Luck. ,. History OF Thomas Brown. Little
Susan and her Lamb. 3 The Show OF Animals
Charles. Naaman, General in the Syrian Army
The kind Little Boy. Captive in Cey on; e. The
Vine. Cottage OF Content. T. Little Tom. the
Huntsman's Boy. Eyes AID No Eye, and Eyes that
see not or, ilow 10 read the Bible Alright. $; His.
tory of John Merry The Chis First Alphabet Of
The Ten Compartments: 10 The Village Reform,
ed. Ann and Ellen, and he Kitten. II. John OF
the Score; or, The Pcnitcn' Robber The Happy
Children. Il. The Sunday scholar. Little Chuds
Scnptura Lessons 10 John pnce. Egg and Gus
ilrJ; or, The Ch.ils Fust Tnr!t II: The Idiot.
aud the Lamb. l6 Charles Murray. tn. Diamond
Necklace. Il. Memoir Of E,2ahcth. The knit,
Grinder. Is, The Broken Hough. Five Good
Things. -. Aunt fanuys Story, Danger Of Riches
20 The Lucky Stone Poor Thomas made Rich.
- War. The New Coat y. Thanksgiving Pay
The Runaway. % The Circus The fIst Lie,
n The Two Masters or, Mercy and Cruelty
belscy Ford or IprdIess Chld. - The luuug
Sabbath Breakers Too LHte. 2G. History OF John
Robins, the Sailor. 81 Bible recommended to ! oun.
People, -. History OF Joe Bennc! and ms Friend
-. Mix Tor Babes 30. The Way to be Happy
81 The Lost Child. - Wears Garden or, Grecn
Medal. -. The Two Lambs 81. Temper or
Story of Susan and EMMY. 81 Poe'ical Lessons
80. The PIoiigl Son. ~. San Found Olt. 81
Frances and James 80. History OF be'sey Brown
40; Emily and her Brother a. Anna i.onsl Camp.
bell ~ The Tulip; or, 6einas lavorlie. l3
Good Old Catherine Prescott and the Boy OF Dandee
ii. Memoir of Mary Gosner. a. Dying kuObcr
Ii. The Lords Prayer Explained. A. One Minute
/ Too Late. -. Something Tor Suntay-Schoo
Child to Think about ~ Laura and Helen. %
iv3 II. Nassau 1t Ny.
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Ann iIariingtou's Estate.
WE tue subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court Tor the D.strlci Of
Chtienden, Commissioners to receive, examine and
ADJUST the claims and demands OF all persons against
the estate OF Ann HARENGT1N late of Burlington in
said District deceased represented nsolvcn, and also
all claims aud demands exhibited in ose, thereto
and six months from the day OF the date hereof being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice, that We will attend TO the
business OF our appointment AT the Office OF John y
Pomeroy in Burlington in said district, on the fin,
Monday OF september next, at l0o'clock, \ NJ
Dated, this 9th day OF June \. ID, 1917.
JOHN \. PoMEROl, ! fo,n,o;..;...,.,
r. 6. COLE, COMMISSIONERS
Ava
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Wanted.

4 Good Curier viii find constant employment for
Z \ cash, through the Season, by appymg lmmriIa-
tcly to t. L. LOOMS,
Pearl Street, July % lSI7 Ava
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DarENr AMI Conmon sperm Candies, Pore
L Sperm and Bcachcd Whlle Oh. Just received
aul warranted ~ satisfy those II search OF .hi,
.lu,y lSi7 ) \ :. Dew Ely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
MEDICINES.
WHY SUFFER FROM PAINE

rJ'HE TIME HAS BEES vhsn mankind were on sea
10 endure pain tOrmentias pain because no femeoy
could be had TO aay b. That TINS hss passed No" no
srn ueed suffer pain ion the surface o. ne DooJl
one moment sure and nsyerfailins remedy Is A. hsno
EVIDENCE.
IN. : Tousry . SRI have been most severely A..
s.-s5 f.r more than year past With many afse ald
irs on difsrsut parts 81 the tpdy and dufin,
-t III he tine the pam MAS ~ severe A. lo erfifo iu
~ i Lrb .hf and DAY have Tried 81 the VARIOUS
oinilnenls 10 market, Pot no-7 D i' 80 I, .---.
LIE .1f he rsin ard swe fne hsd become - seerie
1904 by tra ~ vice q NY fnlsltihh iNi. gave
4, k.,sl fo ~ year Ointment, aAd q t-.,e -7 - -
s,v fh. have received ugre friri iitit p. .-.n -
- O,-.rrgnt have ever tried. ain happy % pcA
testimony that 10 Is really via. soi
Str1-u.f. Juns 1917. NhN' ~
MORr EVIDENCE
e,-4 -, be AGENT .t Burteft ICmrkins GO y o--e'
FEB ~. lsiT Mr. L. states iins ia.
lh,v. soid considerable Of r0usey's nisefss. 81.
meat Master Of Pam, which "a eeeh -, h.vs
SO of outward complaints al With goo enseI
known 10 used Tor burns SAL rheur, enAPlse - -,
4 mel htor OF mine. rafting .oe- m me river
spike drove IN one OF as e<' 0e0~ W. 80 i.rre AID
terrible zash he came honic % nlsni Ncil -. o.,
suffering much pain. lie sent for some VI tv-sel MI
ueut and q few applications eeHpie'eS s"'0~ '''
WOUND
Toasey'. Master Of Pain is The most wonderful remedy
every applied 70 the human b'iy. Il never falls TO give
relief from the most pain Il cures burns seAa''
buis. old sores SAT- rh-uui chapped hands. sore lips
.cad head. snI al sorts Of sores Itis scientific COM
ro.ns carefully and honestly prepared. Physicians
rlersvsn and al others who use 10 recommend it lhE
PEOPLE may rely upon tit Will never OE0EiF =
THEM Price . oents per box Ssd By s'ore-keefers
throughout the city. ,.,-,. -
~ zach box i enveoped IN Blue and white label and
has my written thereon 20 oisx ins p....,-
:, TOT SLY, sole proprietor.
OFFICE. to6 NASSAU-sr NJ sodtfos.
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WAsHfSsTON
CROCKERY STORE,
WhOlesale and Retail, az
NO. IFS WILLIAM-ST. opposite the


NO. 15S WILLIAM->T. opposite the " w ashng
~ ton Stores ID door below Futou-st-
The subscriber having been for some tine past largely
gaxed In the CHINA GLASS AND EARrHEN WARE
bushes a. WHOLESALE has recently completed exten-
ave ARRANGEMENTS TOR furnishing families and those COM
meneins housekeeping with goods IN bis line and be Is
enabled 70 sell bis goods lower rates than those engaged Ia
the RETAIL TRADE exclusively 10 eonsequence Of his
large and frequent mportati0ns for his WHOLESALE
BUSINESS. Tie location Of the establishment Of the
subscriber being such that he pays low rent aud ncufs
moderate expenses enables him % carry olt n Intention
Of furnishing his wares a. REDUCED PRICES.
The subscriber designs selling good articles and without
Of his styles VI French China Dinner and
Dessert Services fine China decorated granite Tea aud
Coffee SETS. Toilet In great variety, solar Lamps
N.ses Grsndolss Mattel Ornaments Fancy Goods, Cut
snd Plain Glass and common goods &c &c would say %
al 10 he promises 70 convince tnefs n they viii
favor him with call that they purchase goods az bis
establishment on much more FAVORABLE TERMS than
a. ARETAlL STORE but should this not 30 deemed in
d1cement be would solicit patronage the ground Of
Offering for their inspection unusually LARGE AND
USRINALED STOCK, from which selections Be
made that viii give entire satsseton Hotels ships and
steamboats, furnished
Goods seat free Of expense to al parts Of the city
TThA5 n GEORGE Ii. CLAPP.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From Gen. Wool. Headquarters.
Special Correspondence OF the y. v TO- W. 10
HEApoUARTEks BrKsA VISTA, Oct = ~ /,

special espondence Of the n o Pieeyune.
HEADQUARTERS BrEsA VISTA. Oct io'''
A sad accident occurred day before yesteroay III
s.ltllo which resulted In the death OF hr; 'os.s
clerk fthe Mississippi suffers lie vas linen,
man named Cook private 10 toe m nis,o
In the Of Mr Carr and COOK ss 4, !, f.dsle
and ,uooo,ing n uss not loaded snsppso ~ - -
and inflicted mortal would upon hin' noD 80, e -.
died soon alter The cece ssed De'onso. 80 h,i.S -
nity Of Free and Accepted M~sons ~N w" -
terasy VIZ ,ts- esne into camp day before yester
A.. IA eomnlsncd 10 Gen. Wool mat "nis ss "a ven
80 .,,.II bsecnds village On tos route rom here
"a. shou, two Jays journey from here be wss
- III oaygas AID mules 20 the value OF I've bun
aS collars or lherc.bous. lneon quenee o The pro-
,.e made 10 protect the property oil hexieas no TO
80 ,eutrH and tne that robbers and nose
s..Is.,ps them shs DO punished. General Wool has
ordered Captain Tsylors company OF Texan Kan
rers 10 repair tho rancho hacienda, rotake tn1
goods II they are there II iney are 20, ~ 80 -
= sufhcient number of the cattle and horses De
lopsnz 70 tho place ~ make up for me oss OF mo
Msxicsn and " those who had hsnd 10 tne robbery
can DO pointed out 10 seize them and Drns 'hsn 40 -
prsouers The expedition started this morning ana De
fore they get back will probably 60 b the hscienes 70
tosi since the Snerrtlo0s cOofDe their ehsrnCus *
clusvely 10 robbipg NexicAn, do not knO" 'n'' We
have any great reason 10 complain. 81. r.,
Mr. Collins better known IN Missouri as squire Coi-
lps-who acted a. Interpreter 10 Donpbsn comnsHa
and participated Ia the battles OF secfsihsh,o enu DTS
co and who has since been employed ss nue. prefer "a
N. Ous,ternsster's Depsrtment-ett here 1851 Wtck
Win osrty Of dozen Tor Santa 70 usa hOneiOys aud
the Prssdio through the indisn country Ine squire
10 an old ssnts re trader and bias been In rnsny o
.skrmmsge In that country IL Is expected that this
party may meet both guerrilla parties and INDIANS On
thsir route bat though lew In numbers they arc pre-
psred 30 make stout resistance The squire mas prom
lsed 10 furnish me with an account on tne UP sno 10 10
cdents upon his arrival at Santa Re II he should gei
there sale and II cannot fall b be OF Interest AnOnef
party left Yesterday morning. for san Antonio Texas
pta Moncova- about hiteen strong.
Among them wss Mr. Thomas H. OS Aooieks, zen
exec lleLt t0teligeEt ana IA
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DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS.

uYACINTHs, AZ 81 - per dozen. best named sorts.
II Sarcissas a. 81 81 per dozen, best named sorts
Double Tulips ~ a. per dozen, best named sorts.
single Tulips ~ cents per dozen, best named sorts
Double Jouquils AZ 81 per dozen.
Snke JouQuils a. 80 cents per dozen
With Crocuses Anemones, Ranuncnlus, snowdrops and
other bulbous roots ad iHnp AZ equally low rates can
be selected from the Of the undersigned which
contains equally as choice y4etes and ne Oos any
other In the city and what others may say 70 the contrary
Notwithstanding They Of his own nnpoItanon and
are not suction roots JAMES HOGG.
81 2mTThks 5S2 Broadway
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IN PURSUANCE OF order Of The Surrogate Of tie
j County of New-York notice hereby given b. All per
sons having ci4ims against BARBARA HAULrHOCSf,
late the City " New widow deceased 10 present
the same with the vouchers thereof u the subscriber, az
his store No. - street, In the City Of New YORK
on or befor. the oh day Of February Dated New
York, the 9th day Of August 1871.
81 l.wom- JOEL y. PURDY. Executor.
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TARIFF OF PRICEs
Il navigation loil-40, by tNpres
iLots Of 10 lbs. and upward. Lots
rom 4ilaaD

llNlNOSlON \ WELLS DO not undertake 10 low
goods OF Buffalo but will forward them 10 Messrs
LIVINGSTON FARGO Al Buffalo, whose line extends (hy
stagel 10 Milwaukee Cleveland, Detroit aud Chicago
~ The Express pTOpIieOrs hold themselves response
Die only a. fOrw arding merchants.
" Bank notes, specie Jewelry, valuable hght and
buky goods taken BY special contract only Glass and
taken only al the sole risk Of the owner.
~ Goods destined for places OF the line OF railroad
west Of Buffalo viii be delivered 10 other Express lines
other modes Of conveyance between those places, un
less othsrw.e oTdered aud al possibility on part
ceasss delivery Of the property IS above.
ms I'm LIVINGSTON 4 WELLS, 10 ~ all st. New-Yo'k
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THE EAGLE LlFE, AyD ,HEAlTH IssyR.

the busr ess Of Life Insurance, this Company IS
prepared 10 insurance the HEALTH
OF individuals By the pay ment Of the premium, tAe
person Insured vii become entitled 70 receive from
the Company. should be become SICK, the amount
insured, olung each weeks sickness experienced
To enable persons of limited means 70 avail themselves Of
brought within their reach Persons Will be insured from
= Is per between The ages Of - and IS years
The al a<es, from ~ " ~, fo4Ows The
payment OF - 81 VI > per week during kness
ios one yeAx; - ~, 81 $ CO. 81 e. 81 and g 40 Go
GEORGE W. SAVAGE, President
RIczAED II. BULL, AN Secretary and Actusry.
JoHS McCLELLASD, MD b F0urth-sv. Physician
Pamphlets containing the full and explanations
nay Be obtained q tho Orlce n6 iwsod
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ROBERT II. MORRIS, Z. VI,
PRINTING-PRESS

xvyANTED-A second hand printing press In good work
w nz order Of any size from medium 70 Imperial
90 lbs MiuiOn tyne,
100 lbs Bourgeois do
90 lh- Plea do. $500
81 lbs various sizes large, for job-wors and bills
Cases composing sticks, rule, chsses, &c.
The type must not be over onethrd worn, and OF new
styles Any having these Tor sale address with lew
est terms postpaid, r ChiLDS ~
M 3te.ds CLAY OnOndasa County, N Y.
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BONE SETTING.
DIR. JONATHAN X. SWIFT,
N.a..-.L H.. A.HLar

Natural Bone Setter,
HAS COME from Rhode-lsand and taken room at 10
III Henry-.t in the City u Brooklyn. His practice ex-
tends ell diseases Of the limbs such a. disocaons rac-
hip diseases, sprAns, white sweng ansces per-
i.hes, contrAc.ions &C JONATHAN X SWEET.
an ffus
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~ Daring the month Of October, p fires and
alarms occurred In the City

SwiSDLIsG OPERATIoss.-We have again %
call attention 70 band o. sVindler,, who have stey
shed their location and put Hp 10 The Vicinity Of Peek
.Iu Theso prsc.iced hands so about for few dsJ
and order goods sent h. their store which is generally
empty where DO one psysup Tue day before yesief
day one Of Them wen, 70 the hessrs Fsys factory 10
Cherryt and ordered sbou 500 worth OF soap to Be
seut 10 hs store 10 Peck slip but on s'c-rtsnins ihe
character Of the party tbs Contemplated fraud Hss pre-
vented They succeeded however, In swiodng another
Mr. Fay living 10 Brooklyn.
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UNDERSTANDS

1 'NDEksHthIS-AA kinds u ndef OArtnen ais Tor sale
u A. = small advance upon coat a J. y sASAAf'S
nezy established Geutlemsn.s Furnishing store rs vii
s-,t directly opposite Old North Dutch Chscn door
above FgltOn-st.
Cal aud -A. Mr. Sanxsys fresh stock Of goods and
his prices and satisfied, that you Will trade
II ffs r-uoh M Lrr
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LIST OF LETTERS.

.ovEKr1ssp ~ TIE TKItUsE SPECIAL AfToiSINLsr.
a. dnd b Il (artl<r e-act>6
Az IN advertisements made uuder the orders Of the Post
raster-OensGal 10 newspaper ne~spapers q eters
uscsed Tor any Post Oce shall Be Inserted 10 the pa
Der or papers Of the town place where The oce Advef
Tang may be situated, hlng IA iar gss eiTcuafiga
Ssis Post Ohos La, pafisf MareA ;, 1872
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

AcE-Undor year. 80 10 2 l5i TO >, 81 , 70 ~ ~
10 10 20 Is; ~ TO So 81 so 70 40 So 20 TO 90 % % 10 90
n 90 to 70 IS; 10 TO 90, n so TO 80 unknown, g.
Total, 2SS .
PLACES on NAriurY.-united States, $780, Ireland So
England. 10; Scotland IA; Germany 10 France Swe
den, |, unknown, 4 Total, 2o5.
From the Alms House, Bellevue, 81 Hospital Bellevue
II; Penitentisry Hospital Blsekwells Island, LuDstie
Asylum, Blaokwels Island 5; BooningdAle Hospital,
New Aims House, City Hospital, 81 Nursery Hospital
Blackwells Island, 5; Colored Home Is Colored Per
sons le. A. w WHITE, CITY Inspector.
CRY INSPECTORS OfFIcE November 4, lS47.
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