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Court for the Correction of Errors.
Mo<DAy II NJ continued

IONDAf "a SVHNh"NN'
No - The Ilser County Bank VS.. H. McFarlaa-
Y...r.. Tacoit Spencer Barlow Williams and Johnson
gave written opinions for reversal and Mr. A. C. Hand
s0d Mr. Lott written opinions tor sthrmance. J1dg
lnent affirmed IL TO y.
Prescnt-Lt Gov Gardiner. Chan. wslworth. Chief
Justice Bronson Justice Beardsley and % Senator's
The resolution offered by Mr.. Spencer yesterday 10
raise committee 10 inquire whether the existence oil
this Court viii will not terminate with the present
year was sdopted-syes 20 noes I:
Couzliee-Mr. Spencer, the Chancellor, the Chief
Justice Mr.. LOU and Mr. Lester.
NJ - J. c lark vs. s Heilb9th c, aIThc Chancellor,
Nesss Spencer Putnam and Lott gave written opinions
tor sihrmsnce. Judgmen, affirmed, 10 tot
No 80 A. Stone a 0l VS.. x. Haycs-Chancellor,
Mcssrs. Wright, Putnam Porter. Barlow Lester, Lott
add Johnson gave written opinions and Mr. Talcot Mr.
EccIs and Lieut. Gov Gardiner oral opinions Tor aim m
,Hce Mr. spencer and Mr.. Hard gave written opinions
and Mr. Folsom oral opinion for reversal Judgment
affirmed, II TO 8.
NJ, 81 f. Starr q a. vs.. j. Child Ct Gl--Chsncellor,
Mcsrs Johnson Lott, Tslcoti and Barlow written opn
IONS Tor reversal and Messrs Porter aud Spencer Tor
sffrmsBce. Judgment reversed, IL to D.
No. 80. W. WogaR w. Hobuspam Chancellor,
sIessrs Spencer, Wright, Lott Hard and Putnam wit
opinious for airmance. Judgment affirmed IL TO o.
No 50. r. George and al We. s LdrHsd--Chancelor.
Mr. Spencer aud M Lott written opinions and Mr. Tai
colt oral opinion for aTnancc aud Mr.. johnson an
oral opinion for reversal Judgment affirmed 10 to J.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
No. "a J. n Broraigs and a. IS. U HGlford- S.6 Sc
The Chancellor written opinion Tor ah.-Messrs. Tut
nam Wright Tscoi' Barlow Lot. and spencer written
opinion for reversal. Jude ment reversed, 10 10 I.
No. So. J. ftHgss vs. o Lte-Messrs. Lott Porter
Putnam Barlow. written opinions for affrmance Judg
nent affirmed, 20 10 o.
No. 50. j. Eraas. aPpu. vs. J. a. Ellis aud ~.t resPs -
Justice Besrdsley Messrs. Spencer, Putnam and Lott
gave written opinions and Mr. Johnson an oral opinion
for sfirmsnce, Mr. Wright written opinion for revef
ss Decree affirmed "a to /.
No. 81, :. Roberts aRpFf vs. The Itoa Insurance Co
rtspt--Justice Besrdsley. Messrs Wright Lott Van
Sshoonhoven and Barlow. written opinions, and Mr. A
C. Hand an oral opinion for sirmance Decree sfrmad
s2to0.
No 81. j. Whue q. APpleby mPs6 &c -Messrs.
Lou Hand Porter and Putnam written opinions MessTs
ralcou and Barlow oral opinions for armance, and MI
Van Schoonhoven oral opinion for reversal Juds
ment affirmed. ii to ].
No. Al. G. r. Hastings Err oPpit. We. E. Peo q al
-sss-Justce Beardsley Messrs Porter Spencer Jones
Barlow written opinions for afirmsnce. Mr.. Wright
It. Gov Gardiner oral opinions for reversal Decree at
armed IL 10 5.
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Hiiuations. or. WaMte0.

XNANTED-Aiew men to establish agencies and circu
w late celebrated medicines In all paris OF the county,
Said medicines prepared by an emineal PIscues ~
physc an and chemist who has had 3year practice In this
city and il member OF the Medical Society for tbs ciiy
and State OF NewYork For each disease there single
remedy properly labelled with directions for and diet
and that any person administer them All rTePeTa
lions procured this establishment Ill be warranted 10
effect cure Apply at the German Laboratory IN Cham
bersst Address box 1882 post Office All letters mus %
post paid MS u
tKJANTED.-A few active young Men TO go South OF
W West To &c, Agent. for the sale o aud popular
fubcauOus-SSep and above their expenses VIII be
Insured 10 them in writing with opportunity Of clearin
sIooO Der wear some men now in our employ will no
doubt make sl000 per year clear OF all expenses
Each will have bla district II will he necessary foi
them to have at from SIS $50 obtain good hne
out Apply Al PRENCHS Publishing hall, 2sS Broad.
mus, be post paid. su7 II
WANTED To ENCHANGE-A Bond aud Mort
w gage Tor three Lundred and hfy dollars property
situated In Wood County Ohio and cash. for dry goods or
boots aud shoes ,uilable for the Western ads For par
ticulars inquire Of ID. MCDOWELL,
c5l lw~ l79 GreenwchsL New-York
WHO WANTS an opportunity as partner engage
w aDagueneoiype establishment now dong good
business while The proprietor makes Journey SCUM oi
the winter lie viii dispose of lis stock and give insiruc'
lion in Tie ait. Conditions made known lol talton-sL
Brooklyn. GOV
/ WANTED Employment, for number of steady
w young and girls to go into the country where
their services for the winter viii be equivalent for their
/ oil W. 4 J. r.. TAPSCOTT. 90 South-sL New.YoIk
/ WITHOUT PAY-The best Of servants highly re:
i w commended can be had graui,Ousy al C. MASON
old established Office. 1872 Bowery. 90 <7t'
Ss ss%@
Satisfactory interest will be given For SAFE Farm OF
500 acres In NewJ Jersey, nearly 100 acres OF whch are
drained peat meadow bargain aud little cash re.
CURED Apply At the Meclfnes' aud Farmers Agency "a
Ann-st. Ool
YNEACHER.-Ay young gentleman of thorough college
| i education and Two years experience in teaching,
would be glad obtain situation Us teacher IN cassi'
cal school, or in private family, IN this city, during
! oftl Please address " Teacher al mis-
office. 40 Nv
/ INEACUINC-A student in the University Is about
forming class Of FIVE six, TO which instruct ON VIII
be given in the Elementary bran hes, nc Including vocal
music Terms $40 per quarter Class to mee from 10
r. NJ Address j. room IL, ith story, University dIsf
/ SALESMAN-ODe having desirable circle OF ac-
SQuainances South and West wishes situation IN an
importing jobbing dry goods house Address H. j. r.
this office o-e ~"
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SECOND BOARD.
t.IAEILITIEg.

The following table will show the aggregate liza
biies and resources of the Massachusetts Banks on
the lot Of October 1876
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JOHN II. EDMONDS, }
JOHN ). RAY, Trustees
WILLIAM STACY, }
Dated Utica. Dec OH. isas i.''''' dis 3w

NOTICE is hereby given, according 10 law, TO all per
Nsons having claims against George Hazard late OF The
city OF Ncw-YoIk tavern keeper deceased maj ihey are
required to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber the Executor Of the last viii and testament
Of the said deceased At his carriage mandatory and place
OF ransactng business the Of Eighty street
and the Third-avenue In The city Of NcwYOrk, before or
the fourth day OF June next Dated the second day Of
December, A. ID. 1916
4, fatyh Inns &. II. Executor. c.
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Urn Goods.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
At THE CASH
AND CLOTHING ESTARLISHMEi
w. uDEGROOT 4 co.


w. H. DEGRoor co.
O2 Fulion.st Second block East Of Broadway ~ "
xNHERE every variety Of Gentlemen's Clothing be
w had for lower prices than at any other establishment
Over Goats and Over Sacks Of broadcloh beaver pilot
Tweeds and Mazurks Cloths, OF every style and color
Closks, onchaf three quarters aud full circle Of French
and American broadclohs, from - to so
Dress and Frock Goats, black blue brown, olive and
green, OF French, English, Belgian and American cloths
odice and Business Goats, Peo, Sack and Winter
Frocks of Tweeds and Boadcohs Of every style In the
market, from 81 TO IS.
Professionalism, Cessmeres plain and fancy, doe
skin, French, English and American, from - 10 -.
Vests-Double breasted straight breast, and rolling col
lar, styles; plain and fancy veves, wooden yelyets
Also large OF Brosdcoths Cassimeres and
vesngs which WILDE made to order to suit the most fas
q Boys Clothing of every dsscrlPaon constantly
MIC eodJ5' No l0l Fulton-st.
BLANKETS. LINENS, and Housekeeping Ani
Dces.-A ARNOLD y co, 81 Csnal-st have now in
af assortment Of the above goods consisting Of "A
Linens heavy, extra heavy and fine Fronting, manufac-
iured expressly for their family trade.
40, - and Is inch Pillow Linen.
Double Dsmask Table Cloths from 81 to yards long.
90 Napkins and Doylies to match.
8, and 1914 Teble Damask ard Diaper
Brown and Bleached Hdckaback and diaper Towelings
Long Lawns, Birds.eye Diaper, Cumb Cloths, En-
40. II, II and 1874 Imperial and Toilet Quilts cradle size
do Coored and White Toilet Covers.
Bsnsels-Bsih Whitney 8, ., TO- H. Il, l5s and IA
cradle size. OILS
~ BARKER, Isl GIand-st has just opened
-. tire stock OF Dry Goods, adapted To the Fall trade
consisting Of Silks Shawls Merinoes, Cashmeres, NJ De-
lanes &c which he would invite the attention OF pur-
chas.,s si4U
Il ENTUCKY JEANS.-l00 cases blue, black, gold
IN and cadet mixed OF different qualities, for sale by
dl7 EESMITH co. so and 81 Pne-sL
NENTINELLA BLUE COATIN(;S.-30 bales
VI to cr also scarlet, indigo and green for sale by
dl7 NESMlTH co. % and % Plne-sl
NVENISO (ASsINERES-S0 cases MeTino CAST
wi Of various qualities, comprising every variety
of color and mixture, for sale by
NIB T.. +. HARklS, 10 EAchange-pace.
SLATE COLORED CAMBRICS-A superior
- licle received this day and tor sale by
nh &. +. HARRIS 10 Exchange-place.
DLUE AND ORANGE PRINTS-New and des
ID abe patterns fine and medium Cloths for sale by
ms C. Y. HARRIS, IS Exchange place.
EOLORED AND WHITE rolled paper Musllns,
" for sale by ln16 G. =. HARRIS, 40 Exchangepace.
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STEAM ENGINE and Locomoliye bolef-for sale
- double upright Engine, cylinders inches diameter,
twenty-five inches stroke. Boiler contains seyeniytwo
Inches nside diameter iron tubes The whole is OF good
workmanship, nearly new, not much used and takes up
but liule room Inquire Of JAMES COCHRAN, O7 King
a. where the Engine can be seen, or Of
HUBBELb, THATCHER GREENE,
Nos 40 and ~ Broad. St
Sbe,a n draw ~ ca be M !
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HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOOKS FOR HOLIDAY

I ~
BOOKS FOR HOLIDAYS,
A NNUALs AND ILLUSTRATED WORKS Of Inc va
a rons Minds and hnes bindings g.,
Bibles aud Prayer Books, bound In velvet. Morocco,
calf &C. sill sxes and prices
Juvenile Booksm good assortment rs can be found In
The city.
danes interesting, amusing and instructive
Persons purchasing books for presents will ind " cont
ree an assortment as can be found 10 We Guy ana prices
dA 100 Brcadwsy.
7. wEBB's FANCY BAKERY,
40 ioS p,v pp 81 sSTy9'k vle
~ Orders received and punciusly attended TO- Parties
supplied with Ice Cream, Jelies, Pyramids, Pound.
Sponge, Lady Fingers Coooanu Drops, and al s9d. OF
Confectionery. dls I'M
GEORGE AROULARIUs' SON,
No. so Corllandst
MOULD RESPECTFULLY inform his patrons, and The
w public generally, that he has made extensive prepare
tons for the holidays and has on hand Plain Pound
Currani Almond and Plum Cake also, Scotch Cake New
Year Cake. Cocoa Nut Drops, Macsfoons, and all he
different varieties of cake and pastries susbe for the sea
son. which he offers cheap In The market Cakes
ornsmoned and Pastries supplied nj snort notice dlV lm
ITOLIDAY PRESENTS-FR < LOUTREL.
n Maiden lane. have large assortment OF useful AZ
licles suitable for gifts Rosewood aud mahogany Mi
ing-desks, WoTkboxes and Dressing cases, god Pens
Portfolios gold and silver Pencil cases, elegant Cardcaecs
PocsetbooSs, Ches'ncn, Baeksammon-eoards superior
finished ands agate Penholders &c &c &c. Station
cry Warehouse, II Maiden-ane. d.l
HOLIDAY GIFTS.-Useful articles at low prices
Ilrosewood and mahogany writing desks wors'ooS boxes
and portfolios with locks gold aud silver
pencil cases gold pens pocket writing companion. card
cases pockctbooks nsedlebooks agate penholders, mot
10 scale chess men, back cannon boards, daily memoran
DUN books, lsi7, &c. &c &c. FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL,
DBL Wv Stationers, II Maiden-lane
Az T.. ROSE, Silversnith and Jeweller. and
w .acturer of gold and silver mounted Canes also plain
and fancy Turner The subscriber has hand beautiful
assortment of gold mounted Canes suitable for Ncw-Year
presents wholesale and retail, at No. Is Chatham ST. mp
stairs. dJD Nv
A NNUALS.-Annusls and Books OF every description
Afor the Holydays, be bought al the Old Establish
men 257 BleeckefsL opposite Burtonsl His prices are
very low they certainly will amaze you and quaIy OF
such kind, as Is almost sure 10 please you.
d22 l2. ABRAHAM MAZE.
nYSTERS.-D. DECKER requests his friends and
~ acquaintance TO send their orders for Oysters for New
Year Picked Oysters constantly on hand al Annst
dps iwT
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER AhhANGEM ENl.
-. rrfz.sysz4szz11 MOBRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD
~ ~ Leave New-Yofk, O'CLOCK A. ~
P. NJ Leave Ne~sk, 10 o'cfk
A. NJ. O'Clock, Pm Leave MoIrisown, 7oclock, A. N.
2 o'clock, z. NJ
Passengers by The Morning Train TO Monls,own Will n.
rive there ocpk where the stages viii be IN readiness
TO convey them to Schooleys Mountain, Washington Bel
videe and Eason daily TO Succasunny oanhope Newton,
Milford and Owego on Mondays, Wednesdays and FIJI
days. ada 10 Rocksway, Dover, Sparta and Newton ca
TUESDAYS Thursdays ami Saturdays each Line returning
die following DAYS to meet the T. NJ trains for n Y.
will also leave for Beskenfidge every evening 90
the arrival of the at Moristown.
Passengers 10 through, and from jersey City without
changing On leaving the city passengers VIII depos
II their baggage IN the al the foot OF CoTanfst whefs
an Agent will be n attendance receive L. All PACKAGE
or bundles be entered the wsyb, the Comps
ny will not hold themselves responsible.
Freight will be forwarded Immediately TO MorfisioHn
from Albany Basin by stephens and Contils Line Of
Soops Newark from the Transportation Once OF ne
~ j. r. II and Trans. Co foot VI Lbertyst and desired
will be called for 10 any part of the city by application
said Office In3l IRA DODD. Superintendent
Fsy.. rE.t.szxnsy1 PATTERSON RAILROAD
~ ~ Winter Arrangement To commences
October lst, 1875. Leave
ParERsos DGPor. NEw-YoRg.
o'clock, A. n. n O'Clock, A. NJ.
III O'Clock, A. NJ. ia O'Clock, T. NJ.
O'Clock, F. NJ. X O'Clock, T. H.
OH SUNDAYS.
Leaves Peterson Depois New-YoIksi
O'Clock, A NJ. 81 O'clock A. N.
O'Clock, Z. NJ. Al O'Clock, z. NJ
fssseug gers advised TO bs at the ferry few riinu
before the hour Of etsrting. VI
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MAtObm SfON DrsN, SiDk SiNf
WM c. HASBROUCK, or
DAN'L b. BOlCE, Newburgh.
a ron SALE. TO clo.e a coacom-rhe pIopeny

- FOR SALE. to Close COncom.-Ths property
M known the shsb speare Hotel, situated on the cor
~ ner Of William snd Duane SITS. This house h now
fitted finished aud kept hotel and IL offered FOR sale
bargain with without the furniture Terms made easy,
on bond and mortgage.
The house is large covering the entire lot well built by
days work and be, with yery little expense converted
10 any other purpose.
Societies Of any description wishing 10 purchase large
building for society purposes, would do well 10 examine
this property.
Also genec brick front house and lot 81 BsnOw-sL
will be sold on reasonable terms-renung now for sjpo
For farther particulars, inquire OF
N 5. TiIRESlIER, nj Shskspeare Notel,
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Boarding ano 6otels.
NATIONAL HOTEL-BOAKDEE

NATIONAL HOTEL-BOAkDERS
No Cortand-st.
FEW regular Boarders, either families or single gen
Iltlemen. can he accommodated Al The National Hotel,
No %. barp pleasantly siLrated.
and every comfort provided by j. b. CURTIS,
dli22tF No Coruanf-st
tlOARD.-A gentleman and his wife and two or three
ID single gentlemen be accommodated with board
and good rooms by applying at No. II Beekmanst near
Nassau The paIlor with bedroom and pant
rs attached and attic bedroom. Terms reasonable,
and references exchanged. do a..
DVARD-VeTy pleasant rooms, suitable for gentleman
ID and wife single gentlemen al 90 Warenst d29 81
DOAEDING-A gentleman and lady or several gen.
DLemen can obtain good rooms by applying al No %
WdTfen-st o5 wv
BOARDING; and well furnished rooms with strictly
Dpnvae family, SO McDougsl.st d. I'm
BOARD IN BRO0kLYN.-Gentlemen wishing
ID rooms with breakfast aud tea, in small family may
ind pleasant accommodations in Smiihst corner OF Ly-
ingstor-si. Terms moderate. 900 Nv
DOOM WANTED-By student OF quiet habits near
hBleecker-sL between Mulberry and Wooster. Terms
moderate Address II ank. Tribune Office. $50 81
DOOMs TO LET.-Handsome double ROOMS, with
III full board, suitable for gentleman and wife, or two
single gentlemen, in Pleasant part # Chemoersst Apply
ri ll8 12I D
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d TAPsCOTT's GENERAL Emigration a., 2.

- TAPsCOTI'S GENERAL Emigration snf
ass1& Foreign Exchange Office 50 Souths I'd door BE-
49, low Bur!ing- si p.-Persons wishing to send io
their fs nds in any part Of Great Britain Ireland can
have them brought reasonable in the lns
Of Liverpool Packets sailing from Liverpool the 9th o.
lh OF every MONTH or by the ST. Georges Line OF Liver
pool Packets application the subscribers. who also
issue drafts for any payable sight hrougho.!
England, ireland. Scotland aAd Wales.
w. j. I. TAPSCOTT, 50 Soulh-st
d2f "a door below Rurinr.slip
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e WATCHES, JEWELKY and Silver Ware
HZsA The subscribers continue TO have for sale full
~ assortment Of hne Gold and Silver Watches, Of
49, the mott approved makers, which will be offered
lhe very lowest prices and nuled correct lime
keepers They constantly receiving the latest styles
Of fashionable Jewelry Of every description including
Gold Fob and Guard Chains Breast Pins Ear Rings Fin
Rngs Bracelets Heal Ornaments, &C Silver Spoons
Forks Butter Knives, and Sverwsre equal 10 COIN Gold
and Silver Spsciasres. Penloca Conchye, Convex, &C.
freneh Clocks and Watches repatcd equal 10 The original
AKERLY BRIGGS, 1853 Bowery,
die I'm doors above Broome-sL
IN FALL FASHIONS.-Hsts, Hals-Psrs mole
Eli skn hats 81 g eclsl 10 those sc!d by others at :
also elegant dress hats al q 80 and - 25 superior In
ye and hish 10 those IN many places at - neat hats at
- G. O. Much will be pleased 20 his friends NJ this
establishment GEORGE r. III. BROWN,
dl0 I'm" lf6 Csnalst
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SO VALUABLE FARM ,

W Farm of about l39 acres, lately owned by Garrett
Brinkerhof, deceased situated on the bank OF the
Hudson River opposite Newbufgh about two miles North
Of FshkIi Landing, and adjoining the land Of Cuban G.
Nerplanck and Others
This Farm all excellent Lend and all In high state Of
cultivation except about II acres, covered with wood, OF
which about twothds valuable red cedar II Is Of
the best Farms In Duchess County well wateTed, well
fenced and the location surpassed by any the
River commanding view Of Newhurgh and nearly the
whole Of Newburgh Bay Upon IL valuable and
falling stream ofwate which nearly the whole length
of the Farm and erpes the river the Southwest
ery corner thereof upon which stream dam has been
Gently erected.
There are three dwelling Houses the place-one the
built about by 80 feet with kitchen attached and Is In
good Order Ii il Handsomely situated on an eminence
and commsnds fine view Of Newburgh Bay, extending
far beyond Hamburgh the North One other Of the
dwellings is good Farm House and the other is small
Tenant House, besides these buildings there Is good
Barn, Sheds Carriage House &c upon the place. Also
large orchard most OF which Is grated fruit and other fruit
trees also. awel OF good water and large cisern Part
of the purchase money remain unpaid secured by
mortgage the premises, If desired by the purchaser
and possession can be given In month from time OF sale
Il required.
Ifno sold before the sixth day of January next these
premises will be offered at auction on that day at ten
o'clock In the forenoon, al the Mansion House, ON the
premises. For farther particulars inquire OF STEPHEN
BRINKERHOFF, on the premises CORNELIUS X.
BRINkERHOFF, Poughkeepsie or TO VIM. G. HAS
BROUCK, or DANL Is. BOlCE, at their office in
Newburgh. oSD 3tawtohlan
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GERMAN PHRASE BOOK.
rUNHE FOURTH EDITION Of ErthsieT's German Phrase
i Book will be published early next week Price, neatly
done M In paper covers p cents. dis
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CILTCORNICES, freueh Window shsdss, CaIIsin
NJ Trimmings ScJ. C. WOopf okp so ofoea w. az
dow Shades Curtain Trimmings, which will DO sold
discount from former prices 10 close the invoice. ~
above invoice ontans many valuable goods ot the kn
and az the season far advanced, will be offered a.
iuducemeuL Laisxge Buildings, near RsadesL dzSs
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"A BEDsTRADs: BEDsTEADs:

HARDWARE, EDGE TOOLS, &C. ~
CHARLES ). LITTLE, successor ~
BORNS LITTLE, Importers and uen l,,.o
Dealers IN English, German aud sh sn I,
. ~ Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Iooi,; ~ re-.
FiItou-.L between Pearl and Water SITS New. Ma
specaly invites the attention of Country Me,cnan na,
chanics and Farmers and others making Their aver
chsses TO his very extensive assortment mar.
thing in tbe line all vi which offered at the loves"
kel prices, for cash. or On approved credit
Cut and wrought nails, locks la1ches
Rutts screws, knives and forks. raxola
Cut lacks, brads and sleigh bells
Pen and pocket knives and seissois
MIL pit and cross-cut saws, hoes tofss
Shoysls spades rythes and snaihs, rinss
BLACK lead pots and sand crueibes.
Pumps for wells or csterns skates, siNss
Scotch water u Ayre stone for marble poHsness o.,
Coopers tools In great variety, by Aoerison' W" "
Horton, Barton, aad others
COupers iron givels and truss hoops
House and ship carpenters tools
Backsmlths' tools, garden utensils
Butchers tools, cabinet makers trimmings
House. and ship bailders hardware
Iron, brass, copper and steel wire. -
Genuine Harlem oil NJ sHcoo
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a1PAssAGE FROM ALL PARTS of Ems

IL PASSAGE FROM ALL PARTS of Ens
&s<EH land ireland, Scotland and Wales-Persons wish
ing TO send for their friends in any part OF the %
Country, will find the subscribers arrangements for ls
complete and calculated In every way TO insure
satisfaction all who may make aragements with them
bring their friends the Atlantic. The subscribers
agents for
The Nee Line Of Liierpool PACKETS uis
QUEEN THE WEST. 1900 ROSCIUS........... - .W
LIVERPOOL...........l20O SIDOONS... ........ llN
HOTTlNGUER.. ..l200 SHERIDAN...........ll0
ROCHESTER,. ........I050 GARRfCK...- ....... .lay
The above magnificent packets are all New-forh bui
ships of the very first class bGt expressly for the Liver
pool passenger trade and fitted up with special regard for
the comfort and convenience of passengers they ale com
manded by of experience and not surpassed for
speed by any ships aoat Their sailing Gays from Liver
pool 9TH and lh, of every month or which days
they leave punctually In addition TO the above the SUD-
scribers are also agents for the
S. George and tie Union Line Of Liverpool Pacsd5
Composed in part of the following tayorte and wen
known ships, viz The AMERICA, ST. GEORGE, EN
PRE-, ST. PATRICK, RAPPHANNOCk, MARMlon
SEA, &c. &C. which together with the new line make ok
ships per month every i've days from Liverpool
thus preventing the possibility OF delay ct that port re-
sage from any part OF Ireland TO Liverpool be secured
at The lowest rates. Every information given by applying
to w. Il J. I. TAPSCOTr, 90 Souhs
Second door below Burling sup
Drafts supplied for any amount from ~ upward paysoe
in every town and city throughout the United Kingdom