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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14
R.& D. NJ. sTRRpINs.

NlO IL NASSAlSls have Tor sAlr 10 lois 10 -ui fuf'
4 Nchasers, 81 lowest Cab priosi-
BROWN SHFETlNGs Lawrence, Indian Head Ap'
pleion, Exeter, Merrmack Croou, Lowell, FaiOn NILS
Wesiport Wholesome, Hartford, Niles &c. sc. great
variety OF styles heavy ard fine.
CHEESE CLOTHS :, 4 = ant So inches wide
COTTON YARN Twist and Filng-Nos. 10 20.
from the best mills in Paterson " FOR manufacturers or
export
COARSE YARNS for country irsde-assorted Nos 5
10 sni 20 r. % superior quality from North end South
CsrOins, Georgia. Virginia aud New. Jersey.
Brown Drills, Osnsburgs, Wedding Bats. Twire, Csr.
pet Wsrp, Wicking, Seine Twire, &C Ne.
\. B.-Lihersl advances inside 90 nsignmenIs A. en-
NEW MUSIo-PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
HLNAlREsT FLOWER. % pelely drooping" Music by
L Augusta Browne-PoeiTy by Mrs Bamanno-sscred
TO lie memory u the late smenled Mrs. l. B. WymAn,
with besuifa view Of Greenwood Cemetery, her burial
place The Shepherds Cotisgen pastoral ballad-Mu-
by {. Z. Horn-Poetrv By @. p Morris with likeness
of Abby Hutchinson. The Song OF The SHIFT by the late
Thomas Hood-arrsnged and sung by the Hu,ehinsors
Spider and Fly. a. a Quarieue. Hebrew Msidens La
Music we love most Drink from the Mountain
Springs Qusretie The Hours We dedicate 10 Thee
New music Of other publishers me new Plano for
s5o. Music bound C. HOLT, Jr. 80 fultRst sl9eoa9w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

TO SHIP CHANDLkRs, DeAlers IN Nsesl sIores'
i Campheue Soap Makers &e.-The undersigned hsv-
Ing succeeded to business Of Messrs Cooke Adams
late Turpenne Dsers &c prepared 10 execute orders
to snv tor Csmphene Spri Turpeutne, sou ur'
penne Pitch. Tar Rosin Soft Pitch, Spirits Tar Var.
nisbos Tar and every description Of Naval Stores OF
the first quality and which he win sell the most favor
able terms. Having effected an arrangement with Nj.
Thomss Cooke aie OF the above frm 10 sEperniend The
manufacturing ard dstlng department The undersigned
feels assured hsI his articles viii be found esas no.
superior those Of any other house IN he United sales
JAS 7. TAPSCorr, Successor TO Cooke Adams,
Sc Southst.
We take this opportunity Of addressing our old friends
ard customers ia behsf Of Mr. J. T. Tspscou 10 whom
we most cord tally recommend them for article In his
line feeling sssured from long acquaintance with
him. The having been formerly In our house) and he
facilities he Possesses OF his being able % give entire sails
faction 10 all who may favor him with their orders
THOMAS COOKE.
AZ aoaH b ADAMS
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SECOND BOARD
Liverpool Cotton Market.

correspondence OF ihe lpouhe.
From the Circular of George Holt & Co.
LIVERPOOL, March 10, 1647.
Cotton 10 again another I'd TO I'd lower this week
does the decline In price bring about any increased de-
mand The spinners, low their stocks undoubtedly
are are still only buying In the most guarded manner
and to q very limited extent As to speculstors they
are Lost sight except sellers and In that character
are the hurried OF ali parties In making retreat
Since our Circular the Boston steamer has brought
adyices 10 the LIST inst Her statements show the re.
ceps Of Cotton the ports OF the United States TO be
$500 bales than at the same time last season This
early arrival Of market Of large proportion OF the
crop pretty satisfactorily accounted for without at al
changing the grounds Of Its former aggregate estimates
indeed we should cay that the farthe. lapse OF time,
with increasing confidence 10 the previous statement
settles the whole question namely that fhe crop will
not materially exceed two millions OF bales.
Manchester and Its trade Ia great difficulty. With
the rste of consumption OF the last years there can
be no doubt whatever that the crop above stated
would have been altogether inadequate TO the European
and American consumption. But under the striking
change which has lat,ery taken place showing tina, all
the labor of Europe s being invested in the purchase Of
food the manufactures OF Manchester must abide their
time.
AZ the Corn market here at present 10 decidedly I'M
der check possibly different view of this important
subject may shortly present itself In the mean time,
that 10 the trying question which s bearing upon our
market more than the statistics OF the article Itself
1000 American have been taken speculation and ll3O
American 1910 Pernam $50 surat and Madras, for ex
port. -
ssles to-day. 5000 bales nearly all to the trade lew
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N IMPORTANT TO the owners Of Horses
AN-JOHN WILLIAMS,
~ VETERINARY SURGEON,


respectfully inform his numerous friends ADD the pubic
thai he continues practising successfully on the oiferen
diseases incidental hs mob animal. the Horse al s
old established Veterinary establishment al the sign o. Inc
GOLDEN HORSE, 40 Isl cHEYsTIE-sT.
near he corner OF BroOme, New-fork. Mr. Williams, 10
hAnkng his numerous friends for their kind patronage
during period Of twenty years in bis extensive business
In this city receiving from 10 eight hundred horses per
snuum in MS inf mary skes the opportunity OF informing
them that he recently still farther improved bis ibifns
nv and has lued up a number of new and convenient
roomy stalls for sick horses, which will be 20
with Ms weknown puncluaity and attention Tie
f.ct Of Mr. Williams being regularly educated and brought
M 10 the profession In armies Of both England and
Ffance and having had much experience sufficient
guaranty that those entusDR him with the care OF lher
horses nav rely upon The utmost skill and attention being
psd hem Sir Williams would also suggest 10 his
fends the advantages TO he derived from employing MIN
In the examination Of borses for sale. His services are
offered 10 both the purchaser and seller and his accurate
knowledge Of the perfect formation Of the horse CANNOT
but prove beneficial TO either party.
Mr. williams iufrmary IL at ISL Chrystiest where be
always be found and consulted and where horses
committed his charge will have the full beneht OF hs
and long experience Hs charges are moderate and
suited to the times.
~ B-Ths owners OF horses, aud the public In general,
invited 10 call snd exsmine for themselves
~ DR.. Wiliams's Lnment for spfains, bruises lu1'
In rheInatisr1. &c be had es above alO e.
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CApTURT or VERA CRUZ.

A FULL ACCOUNT Of The capture Of Vera Cruz, with
"A plans Of the City and Castle, aud hne engraving OF
the bombsrdment will be found In The Illustrated Life OF
Gen Winfed Scott which Is embelished by forty en-
cravings, be published the 10 met Price 70 cents
and liberal discount those dealing IN cheap pubiica-
lions fsl3 6tDSltWi A. 8. BARNES co. 81 John ST.
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NAVAL sTOREs-Cfuie Turpeuril

NAVAL sTOREs.-Cfude Turpeuune, suitable Tor
trsgsisis ship cna-ders irk-r1skers lie
Spirits rrrpenrtne-Of very superior Saslly, sod which
I'll y PAT up II packages suitable for shipment 70 any
par q the world
Pich-A tne zrrc,e and extra siEe.
Iar-R0pemske7s' and hin IA, VI excellent quality.
Ros.n-soAp-mskers and oth-r descriptions, various
qualities
Narnes-Bnghf and con noo varuisbes very g. perior
The soov- srices offered for sac 81 oU rsiss and
u iots 70 SUI purchasers. BY JAS. 7. TAPsCOTT,
Disilsr and Manufacturer
ais s-cce,sor 70 Cooke Adams. 50 south st
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% coUSrSY MERCHANTS, EETku DEALERS AID OTHERS.
CATHARINF. STREET BAZAAR.

E-sTREET BAZAAR.
H. ABBEY h co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers 10
LEnglish French and German Fancy Goods and Toys
consisting In part Of cutlery, stationery, iewelry, PERU
merry soaps combs brushes, pOcketbOoks, rszorsrops
buttons thread needles HOOKS and besds, Kid ara
way dolls wooden lin and pewter toys, with general
variety of other articles which will be sold ia small guam
tities 81 wholesale prices. T. IL AhBkl,
VIM Il. MOORE,Jr.
50 Caihadne-st one door below Henrysi
For Ssle-One OF Wider's Patent saRmander Safes
Also one desk. two counters with drawers and some
gi..s .,s,any cases &c mill n
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The above exhibit shows total dehcit At sl the ports
a compared with last year of l059a bales but the de
rcieney IN weight s 90 s4672+ pounds-equL TO 1858
bales Of < pounds each the average weight at all the
ports II must also be borne in mind that we Include
The Texas receipts In cur account when we have no re-
eep Of those ports for the year preceding 90 that the
actual deficiency 10 equal to l5l,l3s eaes
The decrease In the exports TO O. Britain 10 l949s bales
do do France. 2OOlS
Increase to other foreign ports.--........ 400 "
Aopur-Wsslly Report Of s Receipts Sales, asd Prices
Of Ceaon-,eiiA Tia rates Of liverpool FTesh since Isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

PLANK BOOKS Of every description P.pers VII
ling AID Wrapping a. mGnuhcfurers prices Copying
Presses Aac1Old Leffer Writer'S Crctor I-k warranted
% retsn s color sefsupplyinz Inksuancs Elastic Pee
Holters anc al articles ns1sy kept bv saiionsrs whch
we VII SCI A. very low prices. FRANCIS LOUTRFL.
~ Ms-ufacrrr.rg stAuoners u Msider.lans
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A MEXICAN BAR IRON.-s on Anericsn q
"A snd roune Iron, bow saos, ard tor sale BY
n sHLkhN MORRIS, cor. srsst sEi sssvsr.
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farms for Sale.
FARM FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.

EAHM FOX SALE FEh1 OhEAf
EoA VERY DELIGHTFULLY."- situated farm Of Is
~ acres on the Psssaic River apd Paterson Railroad
miles from Jersey City To old counlrymap This
farm would be particularly desrsbleths scenery bear
ing a strong smlltude TO that around Richmond the
Thames There on u hundreds Of fruit trees, aud
about Of strawberries, (which last year pro.
tuced $50 Of water with FISH pond about
10 OF fine ship timber wharf on which vessels
we're formerly built The river zlso supplies abundance
OF FISH especially smet and shad In the season Wood
cock and rabbits plentiful No land can DO superior
Tor early vegetables Il having southern slope and Icing
projected he nOuh by Gods Price $500 $3.50
can remsin mortgage. For farther particulars and
chart, call on Mr.. c 3 HOOKER, Clarendon saloon 5oi
Broadway. % zs'
aFOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for properly in
view. York or Brooklyn-Ths farm Of the subscriber,
near Geneva Ontario County known a. Woodside
and comprises about 60 acres " the finest wheat land In
frat rate state Improvement There upon the pre-
misses brick dwelling house 40 by 50 built IN The English
cottage style with double walls and partitions Of brick
with wood house and kitchen attached as asol barn
STABLE carriage house and tenant houses There about
FIVE Of wood the balance being excellent land 10
high state Of cultivation The place Is supplied with apples
Of ali the choicest yareIes pears peaches, pums rasp
berries strawberries and other fruits VI the choicest kinds
IL about mile south Of the Corporation limits Of Ge
and 10 full view ofhs village and olhe senscs Lake
Apply the subscriber the premises or 10 WILLIAM
T. WHlTrEMORE, Esq - Finest New-York
m50 I'm B. sLOssON.
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10 COTTON MANuFAOTURERs.

MANUFACTURERS and osher. are iaf0rued Inst ihs
w reeeuty inveated Tnroste, known as Bert Burn
dreds Circssr frame Is operation ~ The Malay
Mills Pate sen, n J. Il Is spinning 81 inch booon,
and unnng great speed with about bali TIE power
CURED BY oiher machines The curious and hose
eslsi n uscheery ana rsspe-say invited 70 call xrd
IL 10 cPsrsEi7g ~ -, Say II TIE week ulr-
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ouARTERLY DEACON.

lust PUBLISHED, the % No phee 80 cents al The
~ Office, Frsuklinsqusre (Peerlst) contains tue a
hoo entire the most witty satire the foes and So.
persions Of the age; also, entire, Chrsisniiy proved
idosiry,v Ia reprnD slso, Short Enquiry, Who was
Jesus Christi For sale also e-ch OF the above In paris
also the LIST No Of the Quarterly Beacon containing me
celebrated Three lmpostors" y. b. New editions OF
sirsusss Life Of Jesus Nolneys Ruins, Wales lie OF
Paine Paines Works Voltsire's Dictionary, and other
liberal works mig lmsod'
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HoBEIs PATENT


LNXrENSl0N DINING TABLES, with premium reIal
LpAied slides, lonE fsvorshy known As the most surs
be elegant and economical Extension Tables, warranted
70 get Of order. large assOrtmen.-e largest
In The eity-conpising tables for pivkie pzrors and
dining hotels s.rsnboa,s together with gen
era % elegant ard fashionable Cabinet F1rr
Iure always ready A. The mAuuscory and wzrrrooms -
Broadway where the public respectfully invited "
cal and examine ms im'l CO. HOSE. rs Br-Adwsy.
nNE-EIGHTH OF AN INyE>TI0>.-An IT
" veniiOn Tor Increasing ne speed AID safety a sies
boats has been secured BY tcpOsing N he Pa
Oece OF he United SlAies. sad invention having
been examined snd spproyei BY han hre- hundred
scientific and practical The inventor IN this
ey, and has coInreoced building bosi hat Al may
the power ard importance Of ne Invention. One-eshth
part will BE sod 70 scientific and practical man FOR
sonshle ths Inventor desiring have
sstani 70 aid him IN bulldog Al interview may bc bad
with The tny-nsor n lo6 Nesryst nom O'Clock 10
NJ where drawing add fall snsrou may be and
heard
The subscriber wishes hire one steam engine offrun
10 10 IS horse power. ss7rl sEWALL SHORT
EAGLE HAkBOk MINING COMPANIES
Ltce hereby given tn1i an sssssszleni q one dollar
90 each share q the capital stock Of he Eagle Hxtor
Mning Company Il due AID payable The 18Th day o.
April. 1ss7 a. my oHce BIZ order u TIE Board rrus-
tees. HENEf DOIf, Secretary And Treasr
Detroit Msrch 2 lsET. MS In
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v
l~%Nagcts DR.. DEWITT {. KELLlNGERS lnfslhble
>NcA Eminent THIS truly astonishing medicine 10 the
only article market the afflicted get trial Of
before Is paid this Ia always done by The Doc
tor when requested IA clear beautiful and ransper
ent uid highly fragrant and perfectly delightful IN its IA
yor and 10 especially designed TO be prescribed internal
or externally and 10 wsrrsDted TO cure IN few dsys ser
all Other remedies have failed All rheumatic aud scrofn
lous affection rngwom, letter, BARRIERS Itch, old sores OF
every nature frost bites burns pains 10 The back and az
fcctons Of the spine dslocsnons enlargement OF joins
huuions corns and cslouses OF every description Tooth
ara hesdsche two doses taken according
TO direction 10 certain 10 cure bilious choc diarhUs
SC az il taken and all affections OF the throat 10 short
pains Of every yield TO iis ishuence immedaey
Fever and sgue broken In two doses eways To be had
wholesale and retail 3 IreERscLL Co 80 Pearl, re-
moved from 90 John-st aso, Al the central depot Harlem
Raifosd Once City Hail. Park snd At the principal drug
oar and averns throughout the city and ecnn
Try generally the medical faculty solicited 10 call and
examine this medicine and t.y ~ 10 their entire salts.
faction free OF charge. The clergy furnished gra on all
occasions. uihi om
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

The following statement OF the Cotton crop Is rom
the Mobile Register. Tho receipts have decreased al
some ports and increased al others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

DRAss STOVE Oruzmenls-For sale two presses
Id and complete set Of dies and cutting tools for
fsclnrng brass stove ornaments sbes and bslususdng
Apry % IaIs sri JoaR r H0OLE, l2f Nssssa-sL
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TIE AVNAIIs1

RECORD or PRACTICAL MEDICINE in the City
"a OF New.YOrk Edited by Niism O. Roberts " ID
Fellow Of the College Physicians ard Surgeons 81 New
York.
no IS Of this established Journal 10 COW ready.
CONTENTS.
I.Clinous Of he University Of New.York
H. Clique OF the College Of Physicians and Surgeons
III. Reports IN. Y. Hospital
~. Reports Of New. Y ora Pathological Society.
Con gesiive Commissions. By Aug. O. Eliou M D.
YI..Reporis Of New-YOrk Med. and Surg. Society.
VII. .surgery Al the y. Y. Hospital
VII. .Report u Academy OF Medicine.
TX Coll Of Phys and Surg. Report Of comm snesineni
X.Psclcsl Suggestions By Moore Hot NJ D
Case OF Pecu az Vocal Sound Issuing from Corpse
XII Editors Table Ether 10 France. Nsria Obituary
Published by DANIEL ADEE, lo7 Fultonsi " !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

SAILED.
a.. sps Ausacne, Liverpool Ohio DO brss Excel,
'es y - blsek Hawk Para
Of yssssr.
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ron sALK CHEAP-A fne

IN FOR SALE CHEAP-A tine young horse,
I1Nwarfented sound. good uayeler-wi stand with
CS-N out wing. Also wagon nearly new, leather top,
A. ia good condition Also harness. sleigh. bells, buffalo
robe and many article Of household furniture. Apply 10
Administrator. SO Moosterst mSl II
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NEW AND VALUABLE ASTRONOMICAL
xITORK FOR PRIVATE LEARNERS, The family circle

xITORK FOR PRIVATE LEARNERS, The family circle
w Common Schools and Academief.-AsIRoSoMIc AL
Mars Of sixteen cOored charts eaeh 0y y ee
accompanied by a. elaborate Elementary Treause Inc
whole designed 10 Illustrate The mechanism The Heavens
by II. MaiiisOa. .
The plan Of This work Is entirely original Each map IL
usraie distinct part Of the movements phenomens
Of the heavenly bodies until al the leading principles OF
this noble science made perfectly nielg0e 10 me
learner The Elementary Treatise describes each hgure
on The maps and specially sdapis the Work 70 me family
circle the private student End 10 schools The parent or
teacher In the Oft may instruct youth Of t~eve year.
aud upward giving clear end practical knowledge OF
the subject and will find increased interest and pleasure 10
the study a. he progresses The maps are beautiful as
work OF art they mounted and put or 10 neat box
for transportation with one COPY Of the Treatise, a.
per SET thick paper and al $50 with eoih oseSs Fuo'
,19a pIiSTTSGTCy A. SAVAGE zig PesrLst " Y
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NTOTICR TO CREDITORs.-Pur.uanl to an or

~ der Of Henry Hsgner Surrogate OF the County Of
Queens notice 10 hereby given TO al persons who have
claims sgsns samuel Morrison, late q The town Of New
town Queens Couniy deceased 10 exhibit he same wiih
The vouchers thereof 10 the under gped hs surviving ES
ecntof he Office q william lngi. number % John
street 10 The City Of New-York before Tie twenty
ff.h Of september next-Daiess March g. l54l
nil iawem HENRY AoAlR, Surviving Exsc'r.
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miscellaneous.
OFFICE OF 1.-THE HOPE MUTUAL LII

OFFICE OF 1.-THE HOPE MUTUAL LIFE
Olnsurauce Company Wal o. Mortimer Buildings
Til. In.ulution incorporaied in is4s-wlh liberal and
perpetual charter and duly organized according 10 law
tuSl principles The net profits being divided annusAy
among n Insured accordng 10 the act OF Incorporation
The Of premiums correspond 10 hose OF similar com
psnies-snd upon ell premiums exceeding s4o, me IN
sured have the option Of paying for the same IN CASH or
paying one half n cash, and securing 70 me Company ne
months, bearing interest AZ per cent
The lives Of married may he insured 90 bat a. ner
decease lbs amount Of The policy "a paid 70 The WIFE, Tree
and clear from claim OF the representatives, OF Der nu
band OF any Of his creditors or Of AL OF ihsm
Gnt Of The death OF the wife before ne death OF The
husband the amount Of he policy shall be psyshe 10 Der
child ehdrensso free from any clam OF representa-
lives or creditors a. Aforesaid The Company respect
fully solicils share OF public patronage
The following 10 list Of the Oeers and trustees Tor NE
e1suing yesr-yiT
Nathaniel Weed Ezra Wood ChAuneey Ayres
simeon win. Joseph B Nonss. Philip 3 Gslpin
Dennis Perkins. Roswell HOyt, Wm. L. Brewer,
John A. Dsyen port ssul X SsIterlse. James Dimon,
AleN'r H. Dams, C. II. BeaFdsley, ChAs Nhluleseyi
Charles Taylor, John ": Leeds, Joseph D Warren,
Alex, H. s AsSr J Holy stephen BrfO'0'L
ALEXANDER n HOLLY, President
JOHN w. LEEDS. Assistant President
JOSEPH 3. MONIES. Vice President
ROSWELL hoYr, Secretary.
psrs 49, nson.yi coup..llor, and Attorney,
Of The Company Tor New-Yort.
Wu- T. Minor, Counsellor and Attorney Tor stanford.
Medical Examiners and Advisers Of ne Company Tor New
York
Dr. Cha1nesy Ayre. Physician and Nedie. Adviser f9r
stamford mis- eodl
DAPER.-cYRUs W. FIELD CO. Burlng-slip
Il New YORK, o5er for sale
Boos Paper go resms, escorted .zss ard elai-s
Envelope ao-;c DO ao125. zs15s and a4s5s iasn
Wri.ng cO-l0o cases, q completes assOrtmerL
Hanging dos ious white. blue and grern-
Wrapping doll 90 resuis, various sEes
to-a,toO reAns Straw, FOR shipping.
co-lso0 reans, very superior, ABSORBED sizes-
ird-rs Bozr1s-2O tons assorted sizes
bardbox BoGrts-iO DO ID 60.
Tissue Psper-5a0 resns white $50 do coloret
Coored Pspers-s1o resms up-r1ne gAEet sssd sizes.
DO do $500 DO 90 hot DO do.
Azm-loo bbs cru3e 100 bbis groand-cu liberal terms,
II Quantities 10 sui. purchasers as In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

PURSUANCE Of an order Of he Surrogate Of The
County OF NewYork Notice 10 hereby gwen 10 all per-
sons having claims against Charles Taylor late Of he City
Of NewYork. Lawyer, deceased, 70 present The same
with the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber Al he Once OF
YORK Oh or before The slh day Of July neNtDsted New
York, The 5th day of January, 1871
.nrL.. -
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pOoTs AND SHOES

g. OF THE FIRST QUALITY al the ONE PRICE
cheap Boot and Shoe store, l42 ChsihamfL-Ihe
VI r,b,cribers would cal the attention OF their cus-
toners and the public In general 10 IheiT large and
geI assorted sock OF Ladies, Misses tnc ChiIdren
siters Buskins Slips, togelhef WIN arse stoek OF
,bieh thew will sell At the following low prices
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
= cSzusszzx, PATERSON RAILROAD-

20 Winter Arrangement 10 eOnmsses
October let, 1916. Leave
PATERSON 0yror. Nsw.Yotx.
O'Clock, IN. " O'Clock, A N
M O'clock A. ii. III O'Clock, P.h
o'cloet pm. AZ O'Clock, Pm,
Leaves Paterson DApots NewYorha
O'Clock, A "A. 81 O'Clock, A N.
O'clock, p N. Al o'ciocs, r..
Passengers advised 10 be al lhs Ferry few gssis
before tbs hour ofstArting o.
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Atornsy for Atlsehlns Creditor.


DY ORDER Of Fredenck P. Stevens, ESQ. First Judge
~ OF Enc County Courts and Counsellor al Law IN the
Supreme Court Notice Z. hayehy given pursuant 10 The
provisions Of The Statute authorizing Attachments against
sbscoudug concealed and nonresident debtors that an
attachment has issued against NE estate or bensmn "
stmpson ana Albion Turuef as non resident debtors,
and that The same will be sold for the payment Of their
debts unless they spgesr and discharge such attachment
cation OF this notice. snd that The payment OF any debts
them by residents OF This STATE and TIE delivery 10
longing 10 them and the transfer Of any such property BY
them are forbidden by law, and are vod-Dsed The 18th
sav II Febrlarv 1917 5. @. HAVEN
MS lawsm Attorney FOR Aitsching Creditors.
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