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1rlsurlnre.
OFFICE or "THE HOPE MUTUAL LIFE

n
Oinsursnce Company" Wall ST. Mortimer Buildings,
New-York, 18th March, lSf7.
This institution Incorporated In lSi6-Wlth Defa ana
peTpetua charter and duly organized according TO law
has the business OF Life Insurance on inc Mu-
ua principles; the net profits being divided annually
among the insured according TO the act OF Incorporation
The rates of premiums correspond 10 those OF similar COM
panies-snd upon all premiums exceeding c25 the IN.
ured have the option of paying for the same In cash. or
paving one half in cash. and securing to the Company the
remaining half by IN approved guaranteed note az Il
months, bearing interest al 8 per cent.
The lives Of married men may be insured so ha al neir
decease the OF The policy is paid to the wife, free
and clear any claim Of the representatives. OF her hus
OF his creditors OF all OF them combined
and In case the death OF the wife before The death Of the
the Of the policy shall be payable 10 her
child or chdren-aso free from any claim Of representa-
lives or creditors aforesaid" The Company respect
fully solicits share OF public patronage.
The following lie list Of the Ocers and Trufeesfor me
ensuing year-yiI .r,
Nabspia Weed, Era Wood Chauncey Ayres,
Simeon Raid win Joseph B. Nones, Philip s. Galpin,
Dennis Perkins Roswell Hoyt, VIM. L. Brewer,
John A. Davenport Saml X. Satierlee, James Dimon,
Alex'r H. Dana, c. II. Besrdsley, Chas. Whitue sey
Charles ]. Taylor, John w: Leeds, Joseph D. warren
Alex'r Hamilton, Aex'r N. Holly, Stephen B. Provost.
James T. Souuer, VIM. T. Minor,
ALEXANDER N. HOLLY, President
JOHN w. LEEDS Assistant President.
JOSEPH q. MONIES, Vice President
ROSWELL HOYT. Secretary.
WM. WELLS, Actuary.
Dana, Woodruff Leonard, Counsellors and Attorneys
ofthe Company for New-York.
VIM T. Minor. Counsellor and Attorney for Stamford.
Medical Examiners and Advisers Of the Company for New
York "
Stamford. mis- eodu
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y>---- rye.sssze--1 NETWORK ~,
~ sSss;s,<ssSs ARD ERIE RAIL A

KOAD LINFs-NpTng
Arrmgemert--ro commence IhrTsdsy, April i--Fr
passengers twice each way daily except suntaysL-
Leave New YORK nom the focl OF DGane-si oe.os
A. IL and st4 o'clock P. NJ. by Steamboat, for PenosI
thence bJ cars 10 RsmApo, Monroe Chester, doste
Alodletowu gEd Onsville, also stopping az The seven
other intermediate siaiicns
The return trains Tor NewYork viii leave odsvie ss
A. n and 5P. NJ Middloiown a. 81 A. NJ and Yf " .
Goshen a. IS minutes past A. NJ. and IS minutes pssl
p M Chester al II A. NJ. and 81 p NJ
Fare between Eew-York and Oiisvtlle 81 20. wytse
In proportion.
FOR ireight the bargss Samuel Marsh and Henri sqy
dam Jr win leave Sew-Yori lfooi Of Dusnest lG So ol
P. NJ daily, Except SundsyGl
No freight will be received In New'Yofk Gsr 5ocioei
P NJ.
for New.York will be taken hy the trains lcsvnx
Ousville al lOl O'Clock A. NJ Middletown Al III AN
Goshen at i2& NJ. Chester at O'clock ?. NJ Ne. nc.
For farther Information, apply to J. r. CLARKSoS,
Agent corner Dusne snd West sts. New-york; or "
) POST, Superintendent transportation, Piennont
MaroA %, ls47. m5
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ONLYExIsTING W0SsDIsE;E 1I. SsS.
Goal.


scHUYLKILL GOAL VIA. THE CANAL !.
LFRED LAYTON, Of H. Clsir, schuylkill eouny, =
"A prepared 70 deliver coal VI bis own mieine a" All
via The schuylkill and Delaware and Rarsn csnss
orders addressed 10 him al ST. Clsi schuy Mi -
10 the subscribers. (hs Age.Is) al Phsdeipns' WIZ
with prompt attention o, v.v.ptAxO.
MI o. BACON DICE an1...-
EOR sALE-lO or 5000 Tons OF White Ash c ss =
II The subscriber 10 prepared 10 deliver py We ~
nal either ia Philadelphia New.York, or on eo.sa -
bcals al Port Carbon, from 10 20 1850 to1s o. ar
Coal durne the sea,oD, from his colliery a. 81 Ca
Crcrk-,hs quality Of which IL guefanteei 70 no w 40
best and Handled 10 the most earea fnsnnsr Rmsdt
made by letter directed TO Pousylle Will have "a
ate attention mH om DAslD w.
GOAL DAILY DIsCBARGlNG and ss ss. "a
" these low prices for cash-stose and Egg - "a
and stove mixed sJ or Is sddillonsl s
delivered from The yard, and warranted oesI i1rnS
Ash ,rbibiA ~ - A".,.ich -
NILS 2meod- corner king ana Green : -
o. FOR FIRST RATE Peach Orchard sl MI iss SS
nd ssh for Stove do, 81 for Virginia Coal neo gsSSS
Sslyersd az above rates 50 een,s OF for
seheyisill, &c T.; 20, nH'' "'i''' ~" rDSi tn'
l
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by ORDER OF DE Hon Charles 7. DAILY, Associate
ID Judge of lie Court Of Common Pleas In and for the
City and County VI NeWYork, notice Is hereby given,
pursuant 10 the provisions Of TIE statute auhonzns az
iachmens against abSconGiag concealed, and h0nles-
dent debtors, that attachment has issued tgtnsl ne
OF Samuel MAXWELL resident Of the Stale OF New.
Jersey and thai the will be sold for the payment OF
his debts unless he appear and discharge such
according to law within months from the hrsi publ
cation Of this notice. and that Inc payment Of eny oeos
due 10 him by residents OF his State and ne delivery TO
him for HE use Of any properly within THIS Stale be-
long ing him. and The transfer Of any suen properly oy
him. forbidden by law and void-Dsied TIE nlEe
teenth day OF Jsnnsry, l2f7.
JOHN FOWLER, Jr.A ity for Ansehng Creditor
~ lawsrn s. Wilsm-sL city Of New fors.
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~ PURSUANCE Of en- order OF the Surrogate OF ne
COanty u Nevyork, Notice s hereby gyea TO all per
having Claims against Amanda ~ Euge, ate o. re
Cy o. NewfOrk deceased 10 present me ZANE IL te
vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers a. TIE once OF "
RamsOn, No 70 Nassau Il the Cry Of New on
before The 10th day Il llynexL-Dssd Newly orr, The
oh DAY Of January, ISL
IL ,sw6m JOHN DRUMMOND.S
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"a FARM FOR sALE-ln Henry Co. Illinois, con
tanning $50 OF the very best Of land which IL
good dw ellir house and out buildings $50 sores
Of which IS Ia high slate Of cultivation and the soil OF me
richest quality II Is adyans ;eously suated for the snsep
growing business, and has fock Of 1900 nicn
viii be sold win tbs farm II desired II 10 Ia perfectly
healthy Location well wsiered end imbered FOR pefuc-
ulsrs inquire Of hessrs Hssted Brokaw, - " iIiAsI
Eew-York, or Mr. George A. Moon, Buffalo
mn iw 4tyVkltSWc C. BEECH, Ito Broadway
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farms for Glle.
Farm FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.

FARM FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
&c IA VERY DELIGHTFULLY."- situated farm OF Is
w acres on the Psssac River and Paterson Railroad
miles from Jersey City. To an old countryInan lhls
farm would be particularly desirabehe scenery bear
ing strong smltude TO that around Richmond on the
Thames There are 1t hundreds OF fruit trees, and
about two acres Of strawberries, (Which last year pro
duced S250 two streams Of with fish pond, about
10 acres Of fine ship timber, wharf on which vessels
were formerly built The river also supplies abundance
Of fish especially smelt and shad in tho Wood
cock and rabbits plentiful No land can be superior
for early vegetables II having southern slope and being
can remain on mortgage For farther particulars and
chart, call on Mr. c. b. HOOKER Clarendon saloon, 3ei
Roadway mrs 2wr
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pnblir Gonpepantss, &r
-ApEOPLt's LINE siesmbo,,. =
$500 bany from the foot Of cor,isne' s -


T-APEOPLt's LINE slesrh,.,--~
uSa<sssse.Sss3 ,bany from the foot Of corIsrS.,
? y o'riock ,lenaiag a. i1iermedsas ~
siramoost hOChrstsk, Cap. A. Hiieseoes -.
sr, ~ a. seScs ~ f"o'y ard serdsy
Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt w. W. T.,.
leave on Tuesday Thursday AID Saturday slsrbco.. W
O'Clock. ~
All persons ere forbid trusting my Of rSs bo,,.
Inc without Nutlen o-cer ffom lbe csp4le or 40
SCHULZ. al TIE ofBee on lie wharf. &c
sors or LEAVING SEw.YoRK CHANGED 70 r.
Il a HsGs LAX nAIL LINK -.
i2xsr1e<xGs egs.Tn ara NeN-Y0rs by De a., -
------.-- splonc'a steamers sHODE ISLAM -
rbe steamer ooyEkNoR, Capt Sch Ys,,.
RHODE ISLAND, CspL w. Potter viii rus 30 81, ~
he season IN connection win NE souinr,os ~.
dspcs ard Boston and Providencs rsronds $500 ,en
y--s daily. sqndsys sTesp'sd rom pier No NJ.
n or upon Re arrival Of tie Mall train nom s.s,r
fbe,e Steamers s,- unsnrrassec 10 speed spls,s<
comfort, hsvnk escn q IN % large eommodoas w.
rooms and bsrlhs for So perrons be,ie.
yste rooms Tor families and p1nlri SFt
TIE steamers srs offered By To foosl experience
sr1 viii ssoren !he passage between Newton "a ~
s the lileS rppning from New York North se,.e -
We,, ana ali Ne llrss from Boston North asd -. ~
TIE GOVERNOR ~il iesvs Rew-Yori Tges.sJ' Pa.
Lesve s,onin eton-Aondsy, Wedn..sa, .pa yrs.,
fhe RHODE ISLAND VIII lesys Nsv.Yots-n~
day, Wednesday r1a fddsy.
Leave SlOnrg tOn-A G--Hsy, Thnrsdgy md sStnrS.,
n B-Psss-nssrs, GA The cs'iysl u be st.sr-yu
sioniuglon proceed Immediately "a As spendid RAI,,s
cars % Providence and Boston, without r1J dess ~
Baggage Master accompanies esch Train 10 segss !, -
charge u The baggage.
For passage CT feighi inquire bosrd ,hs bosn M,
No. North River, or No 70 Ssliery-plsce MS
eg~s@ hNOTICE.-Ca snd afier MOudsy MARI
EEeEx3tl5, The steamboat STATEN lsLlSDya
-Cspt Van Pelt. will make TIE ,olorss
trips snd from Staten Island until farther notice w
Leave Staten Island Al g. ~ IL A. NJ. 2sndSPM
/ Leave New YORK Al . and IL. IL MI. L.. 81 and p
BINGHAM'S TRANSFORMATION LINE
49, AFREIGHT AND PASSAGE 70 rinss,.
Ep<csssssScss< Pennsyrs; Cincinnati, Ohio; kuAus
~'z~ Tenn. Louisville, Ky. St. Louis, No sci
all other places on the Southwestern Rivers Mak pSs
! ages Biughsms Line" For Information and Bib !
Laiing eppy al the Office 10 WsstsL opposite he Ph
lsdelphls lines. us Gan WIN. TYSON, Agsst
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,,e7 f,v 7 Broad-st



I'll south side OF Thrtieth-st 1876 feet west OF Ihrd
Si4 avenue each lot Is by half the block.
Also one lot on Twenty-ihlrds s. north side, 27s feet
east OF Second avenue 49,.
Also, Que lot on Twentyf0urthst south side, 275 feet
east Of Second ayenne
Also two o,s on Firstavenue between Twenty second
and third SITS west side. For particulars apply
10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer,
MOI Luz BrOad-si
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MEMORANDA

MEMORANDA
The sehr Elizabeth, hence for Philadelphia before
ported ashore on the Hook hes been got on and brought
up TO the City.
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~ FAnlI FOR sALE on Long lsisnd, 10 miles
10 rom Brooklyn on the Jericho Turnpike. For par.
49, .uArs apply 70 John Shinmins the premises,
mis- linz ROST. COTTfER. 81 CllE.t.
~ A FARM TO LET or 10 eese on Staten Island,
three quarters Of smie frou Port Richmond Inquire
--a knn-sl msImS
Dig lkUN-lo tons ConRownso, hard quality. suitar
II bic for machines or railroad wheels For sale by
vi ~ CAsS, WARD COkOvER, 60 Broed-st
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MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Company
lVl Office No. II Wsll-st
The Company osers the following advantages TO the
public; ,,
Lives only insured at the lowest rates OF premium
The premium II so may be paid In cash and tins
In secured note y months bearing per cent interest or
Il may be paid monthly or quarterly
No person Is liable beyond the amount Of his premium
married may insure the life OF her husband free
from any demands OF his creditors.
There will be annual division Of profits payable in Scrip
Certificates bearing interest CT per cent which Interest
10 payable annually In cash.
DIRECTORS.
Seth Low RobL L. Patterson,
Cuillsure Merle VIM H. Mott
VIM A. =. Pentz, Edward Anthony,
Lewis C. Grover. John A. Underwood
Henry MeFaran, Chas. 5. Macknen,
VIM. n. simpson, Thos s. segnI
ROBT. PATTERSON, PresL
BENZ. c. MILLER, See'y.
Jos L. L0Rn, Agent
C. H. McISTYaE Sub-AgenL So4 Hudson.st cor. Spring
JAMES STEwARr, NJ. ID. (No62l Bfoadwsy,) Medical Tx
auiuer Al the Office daily from " o'clock. oil 2awlf
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81 FOR sALE-An elegant Country Seat situate In
H0 town OF Livingston, Columbia Co. the village OF
Johnsiown four miles east OF the Hudson River and
nine miles southeast OF the city Of Hudson the New
York Albany Post Road consisting Of about IS ecres
Of highly improved and valuable land The house Is buii
Of brick so feet wide and 40 feet deep, with two large
covered piazzas There upon the place commodiou:
barns stabes, carriagehouse granary icehouso, and
other out buildings In excellent order The place Is well
out large number OF young trees within The last six
years good supply OF water Ia brought into the honse
through pipes connected with large altering cistern
house. The place has been occupied BY the subscoer for
the last ak years JOSEPH w. RUSSELL.
FOR terms nquire OF W. e. BLEECKER. Albany. l0f 3m
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On FUK SALE UK EAC HANGE Tor property IN
- New York Brookly nThs farm Of the subscriber,
near Geneva, Ontario County, known as Woodsde,
and comprises about 60 Of the finest wheat land In
first rate improvement There upon The pre-
misses brick dwelling house 40 BY 50, built in the Eneb.h
cottage style with double walls and partitions Of BRICK,
with wood house and ktchen attached, also barn,
tabe carriage house and bouses There shout
five acres of wood the balance being excellent land In
high stEle Of cultivation. The place supplied with apples
all the choicest varieties, pears peaches pums rasp-
bees strawberries and other fruits Of The choicest kinda.
II is about one mile south of The Corporation limits Of Ge
neya and In full view ofhst village and ofhe sensea Lake
Apply to the subscriber the premises or 70 WILLIAM
Il. WHIrTEMORE, ESQ. "a Pine-st New YORK.
uSO Inn B. SLOS5ON
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a,LM.P. O,HtKN & Con-. P. ia
rtwId n,HERN. IOHN HERpMAN. AN. w.

a. VI. L. U'HthN 81 Con- .xlELk
ef<wa OHFRN, JOHH HERDMAE, AN ,{Ts1ss;a7[
.e~1'DREW WALDRoN, 100 souih'sL ,,.,
corner OF Dover and 81 Westst corner OF Rector
ORION. OHERN co. Liverpool-uni,ed States no
European Emigration 0hces, and western bofwafoDs
Agents. ,.u... ~. .,d nou
London on the lat. 9Th, 10Th and 2h Of esrn mo,'a
and from Liverpool tho lst OH, lin, losn Ss sos
2sh of each month 10 New.Oresns twice s wee.
Mobile weekly; TO Charleston, weekly 70 ss1snpsn
weekly, TO Texas twice q month. For hsvrs ana Ia as
German Belgian and Holland ports vessels ss % aSa
appoint ed days. Passage can alec be engaged ou H.
erpoo 10 any of the British North American pof no
Boston Philadelphia, Baltimore and Newoneas 49, ha.
The subscribers having had long experience W w s.
ness are prepared to offer every facility TO thoss s
passage TO or from any OF the above ports snc o.,
exchange can be- furnished, payable throughout o,s
Britain and Ireland as well as on the continent ot Su
To those wishing emgrate 10 the West, Inc aeseI
bers have unequsled arrangements for the iorwHakS
passengers, by the different routes, VIZ; 10 pasA'
and the Intermediate landings and all ports OF inc VI
adas, Chicago Milwaukee, Baltimore, fiisouIg1, ~
cinnsi ST. Louis &c. &c. by steamboats,, Isrosd: "
of The first class and great care WIN 90 .s.
that passengers will meet with no delay or mposson'
Inc ioute. Letters, postpaid, will meet WIN promP'
tent.n For farther particulars, apply rs above. m
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keoFOR SAbE-A greas variety OF fraA orn@m snIsl
~ rees, lowering shrubs, eYer2rcens grape Ylresj
rose bushes berbaceous plants Z1oVVO giant aSpaTa-
qua roots and dwarf box for garden edgngs some very
splendd branched aisnlhus; also. very bns psulonue
llesa Orders received by M WOOLsEY, 200 Front.
Al where catalogues cau be obtained By tho pro.
prietor, DANIEL HIGGINS, Flushing, L. l. Nursery
man mic I'm
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miscellaneous.

NOTICE.
ANDERSON & MCCLELLAN
Late o. Tennessee
ATTORNEYS AND couSsELLoRS AT Law
Ma, ANNA Florida. 80, 90.
WILL PRACTICE LAW in parlnershp IA az ,he
w of This ale. Any business entrusted 10 lneH 0s'e
W III meet with prompt attention
References:
A. B. Estes, New.YoTk City.
Hon G. NJ. Brsmit, f,,,,. r
A. I. CAT, Esq Nssh'l'o' A''''
Messrs. Martin NcAlhster)
k;s BT VIII E' f.q Pulaski, Tenn.
David Looney Eco Memphis, Tenn. H.,
Hon T. Diahurty, Columbia, Tenn. hloy 4leoo
ALBERT L. wINsHIP,
nRtJGGIgT& APOTHECARY, II East Broadway cor
1Ilv INFORM bis freuds and the public generally that he
ha, on hand choice selection Of drugs, incidence eheh
Gals periumery, fancy articles nc gu OF whlen nave ueen
selected with great expressly for retang
sriice sold al his store warranted genuine. .-
Psrtcrsr attention will be paid to physicians prescrip
lions and competent person will be u attendance al all
hours-day or night III, l., - -.
Superior Swedish Leeches Tor SAFE OF apPheu oy 81
perierced person. MI -
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"a FARM-RAHWAY, N.J.-At Private sae-The
Sprng and farm OF $50 acres, situated the main
- road leading from Railway to Perth Anboy, within 2
miles Of the n J. Railroad Depot There shout Is
acres OF hre woodland the balance Is under high state
Of cultivation, hne gardens and great yarty Of the
choicest fruit. good and substantial dwelling house IN
complete order the premises having on the lower floor
four rooms there Is also milk rooms cellars, &c large
barns ouLhouses OF various descriptions all in substantial
order. Foriariher particulars apply TO
Ip50 lw ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Broad-st
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"a COUNTRY sEAT.-HUDsON RIVERA Pr
Sale abeautful farm of IL acres, situated on the
eesl bank Of the Hudson River, BayenFaw Bay 10
miles from the City OF HewYork, commands spendid
view up and down the river There IL beautiful p story
GrecGl dwelling built within two years IN best possible
manner rfpleie with every modern Convenience such IS
psntries, Bathroom dumb waters, &c The choicest va
rely pears plums peaches sprcols qunees slso 800
Isabella and Catawbs gspsvines In fall bearing. For par
iiculsrs apply 10 ANTHONY J. bLEECKER,
MO lw AuctiOneer Broaf.sL
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Nss FOR sALE-A neat Cottage and barn, with about
b3 four and half aeres OF good snd pleasantly sualed
As-A Ia the Of New Rochelle, on Weyman ssyenue,
within half mile of steamboat landing, and about that
distance from the New Haven and New-York Railroad
There is good well Of the basement door, and
number Of fruit trees, &c. Il has good view OF The
Sound and surrounding country For farther particulars
inquire OF LIZ COUNr X bAHION,
Nav RorhelIe Feb H. ist7 mil tapis
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81, AT PRIVATE sALE-FouFth-sL and Washing,
as tcn-sruarelhe FIRST class modern built tt0ry and
,on.srusre ard commanding fne view OF Fhh-ayenue
The house Is built 10 the substantial manner and N
shed Ia the best style marble manies throughout ihe
hoseis heated viii hot sir furnace Croton water, c
The lot Is . feet by 10 feet deep All IN complete order
For farther particulars. apply 70 -
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Aucuoneer,
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
rsesr1 PATTERSON RAILR0AD-

z~- --zr-zsrst1 PATTERSON RAlLkOn-
Afs4 q. ;&lsSCs7 Winter Arrangement 10 eonnsa
sAsz-s~---.-Oc.obe ia, 1875. Leave
F.rszsos DE,or New-YoRK
O'Clock A. "A. ~ OciocA, ~
M O'Clock, A. NJ. ~ ocioeA'
O'Clock, P. n u O'CLOCK, ~
Is.va. Patay,on Mani :, New-forkn
o'clock, A. IA. " O'CLOCK a. =
O'Clock, p. 81. q 0cloef, z. u.
passenges arc sdvised " be ~ she Very Anew mne'
helore tho hour ofstsriing.
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SHERVOOD,S Magnetic Machnes-By recent I'm
~ provemenis in these machines their power Is doubled
In OF the size and the price reduced 10 60
S2 ard S4 each They have double the power, and
much better and With less noise Than any other n,
chimes, much better adapted for mesmersng az
well as mBgnetising patients than any other 10 use Eseh
ca,e 10 panied with manual 10Th edition. PIP. 23i
S2mo In The English French language according TO or
DER containing specific directions for the method OF
using this Instrument, and which alone render IL e
eotive. Physicians and others cautioned against pur
chasing the limitations Of these machines under whatever
NAME they win be found Of little value. No pre-
MUM has been obtained our machines at the
American any other Institute ss represented by the
manufacturers Of Inferior machines
II. H. SHERWOOD, NJ. ID lO2 Chambers-st n: y.
an q alaO nv w RADDE 282 Broadway. mol bt'
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DRITANNIA WARE, &c,-The subscriber has.
Ding purchased entire stock Of goods IN the store
Burlingslp consisting Of Britannia metal ware In all
It's varieties block in ware plated GOODS bahca unI
straits regaus Of antmony mslslc 0smath &C and
having had he sole charge of the business for The lat h
years invites nis friends and patrons 10 continue TO
deal with him with LIT former firm He hopes, by al
tenoa - business to give satisfaction to the numerous
customers both wholesale and retai who have for many
years dealt the old and well known stand, between
Fear aud Water cts LCCIUS HART,
ms lVy BQdrdmaQ HarL.
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nEFICk OE 1--WE LONG INLAND RAIL

NOTICE IL hereby given that the annual meeting Of The
stockholders OF the Long Island Railroad Company Tor the
election OF thirteen directors will be held al The Office o
said Company, at No. AZ Wiam-st Merchants Exchange
In the city OF New York, the 9Th day OF April next
The poll to be open from II O'Clock al noon until
O'Clock, z. NJ. BY order ofihe Board,
DAVID s. IVES, Secretary.
New.York Pebruarv 10 1917 2nf Ap7th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-01
ERENCH WINDOW SHADES! CHI Comice

ERENCH WINDOW SHADES. Gilt Corniees :.
L Draperies, Tassels, Bands, &o.-J. C. WOODFORO,
o5 Broadway will open this morning cases French VIM
dow Shades embracing style Landscapes, Gohies
Flower Vase which viii be offered =; prices reduced
u Also, cases it Cornices IN every variety Of pat
terms Gil. Bsnds, Curtain Loops TGssels Cords, Window
BTasses, &c.
Families intending to purchase for lhe spriag merchants
from tie different cities End those buying TO sell again,
will do well avail themselves Of the present Opporla.
nifty, the assortment IL not 10 be exceed In the city
4 fnora ahnge naafe-ai I.af.rke RuiLdnra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-01

"A TO ARTlSTS.-Ths undersigned having leased the
Hall of the Melodeonr In the City OF Cincinnati 10
ready TO receive works OF Ar for exhibition and sale For
sold price will be paid shall be agreed
on by the parties sending and receiving. Pictures cold
will be charged ten per cent The subjects designed are
Scripiursl NEUROLOGICAL Historical and Landscape. Ar
fists desrous Of awaiting themselves Of this worldwide
mode Of augmenng their fortunes, their fame, and their
usefulness may rely upon the puuciueiy and devoted
of the undersigned TO do all In his power 10 advance
the cause OF Art and render olerabe the weight i'm
posed shoulders Of his owaborers in branch
Of civilization The Institution has the best wishes and
support Of the wifest and best men OF me city n winch II
is located. mo I'm I. W. WHITLEY.
Address T. w Wh!iley, Forest Hill, Covington, Nv.