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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
l.. w. TUCKER h co. soulh.st

-U-s ,NOTICR.-srArEN ISLAND FERRY.
E6NsuxiS-On and after sunday. April IL, III. a-sm-
boats sYLPH and STATEN ISLANDER
will run a. follows until farther uouce
Leave Staten Island Al o. y, 10, III A. Nj ), T. B,
ell
Leave New-York at y 10. II, A. MI and Z, TO min.
pa,tS and atA SOP NJ ais
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ACADEMIA boy seven years old was killed
Yesterday afternoon by being accidentally run over by
cart loaded with lumber. lie was son OF Mr. William
Fonner li0 Amosst.
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sPIRoMETER FOR CHEST DISEASES
'JNHts VALUABLE INVENTION IN Medical science
snc- nav be- sgectef by the medical oi"sson ana o"
those Any symptoms Of chest disease can cousu
Or " WARRINGTON. At 2l8 Einth-.L between DE hours
of n sud daily Gratuit1us advic- vii De- given 70 We
poor from 10 H. on Mondays Wcdneslays and ttdeSs
tall an
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RESCUED FROM DRowSISo.--A man by the name
of liar, fe into the slip the foot Of Ruigersst and
was rescued FROM drowning by officers Verhooi and
l.udney OF the Seventh Ward
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rN FOR sAIE.-The undersigned offers for sale the
premise. occupied by him Tor the last is years con-
- taning shout 10 acres; 10 10 situated Al Cod-nhsn
Corners miles from Newburgh end from the village
Of Moagomery; Il Is well calculated for hotel and store
FOR which thas been occupied the above time. FOR fa
d-scr puon OF the properly please call on j. A. 9imgnr
no Cbatbau.sL N Y THOS. SPRATT.
Codentarn Ofspge Co. June %, 1871 jeZ9 l~'
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sxcoSp BOARD

lSRANkLIN SALT WATER BATH, Norm sce
II ~ the Bssfy The above Bah 10 nov open for he
...|,, snrr undergoing complete repair 10 ready
r he reception OF Ladies and Gentlemen and The public
generally. .,.,,... s.,.o, =, -.
"a, h~ procured 81 the door. 10 IN
UuyDROPATHY.-Th New-fors hyaropsIhie e
II sgsswenl IL now Ia successful operation under NE
go ~ ,ss ,nbsc,ieet 81 Is Esss foaf1een.as@ pes
oa.S~ where The best fsecs for u-s.men' are
sss-sssr with good physielosisA DE, v,sox Nm
i~X f~s - = -~--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

t-V@ THE NATIosAL ACADEMY or DESIGN have
generously set spat Monday next July 9Th the day on
which the Anniversary Of our Codnrys Independence
IL to be celebrated for the pupoe Of devotng the pro
ceeds Of their interesting exhibition in aid Of the Wash
ngton Monument Association for the purpose OF laying
the foundation of the Monument nov ii progress In
Hamilton square.
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DN ORDER u the Honorable samuel Jones, Chef
ID justice u The superior COur ~ The City Of New Ola
uoce hereby syeu, pursuant 10 the provisions 81 The
statute authorzng EIact n-uts against Hbsconding and
concealed debtors that szchuent has issued against
ih- estate u HAMILTON }. COhBES, a. inhabiauf Of
h. STATE, ahscOldng concealed debtor residing In
The City of YORK, AMI hal the same viii BE- sold Tor
ne payment Of biz debs u-ls he spp-ar AID discharge
such attachment according law. within three months
from ne hrst publication u this notice and that The pay
OF d-ht and the delivery Of any property belong
ug such debtor him hs sud the uanscr Of
any property by bin Tor any purpose Whatever forbid
Gen by law and void.
Dated ne 18Th dsv o. June l8f7
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90 FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE Tor = Fam
fTs Two beautiful country residences snd several build
ing lots the East River 3 minutes sailrom New
York Steamboats, snd stages every hour 10 the city The
location and conyeuences Of the place are superior 10 any
other within 81 mile. OF NewYork, and perfectly healthy
Address A. B. c. ~ this Office stating where The appcs
can be sean i-25iw-
.sgSs EOH sIIE-The valuable stores EnoWa 22l.
e rs and 227 PearsI snd s. T. ?, II, lS u, H. ~,
% l0 r. u, &C. 10 and - Plsttsi In the Guy OF
wYorE considerable portion ot the purchase mo-
nry may remain on mortgage. They will be sold sepa-
rstey or together. FOR farther description OF the pro-
psry and 0r terms apply either OF the subscribers
r. NJ BLATCHFORD, HanOyerst.
my8H p. II. BLACKBOARD,
"a CANPUENF DI-TIILERY, For Sale.-A
o. Cemnl-ne acd Turpeutire Distery tor "a O. stlste
~ on Gansev1ori-st. and within block and hall ~
the North River. There 10 large Tu-penuus Sill, WIN
Wc,m. Tub, &c also Camp1ene Siil which rs ran ny
steam steam Engine q three horse power, also very
large Boiler Crot0u water Introduced into tho worms aud
everything TO- perfect order 90 commence work Immediate
H. There four lots ~ golni aud the lease has i've
wears % run from the frstof May last snd which Will also
be sod together with the Buildings. sheds &C Apply TO
je25 Inn RI BLACKWEL ELL co, lil Fron.t
rra FOR SALE OR LEASE The elegant Bleach
"a. irg nyaing aud Caenderng eitah ishment 81 Pat
rA-- srson Now Jersey, GnOwn as the " Washington
Bleach Works" The huldings and machinery are In
complete or er. ready Tor immediate operation.
FOR information respecting The condition and character
NJ the works application may be- made 10
THOMAS ROGERS, Esq ~ Wal - Ne~-Nork,
JOHN D. PRINCE. Esq Practical Beacber Dyer and
Printer (frm Of Plumm@r fflneeD or To
JAMES SHEPHERD, on the premises. leZ3 2w'
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a. NASHUA RAILROAD

xlYORCEsTER 81 NASHUA RAILROAD
w CONPASY-sMih Ass-ssmeuL-NOtcs IL hereby
given a Al Assessment Of Ten Dollars on earh Share VI
he CApiual STOCK OF gns Company has been aid by he
Hoard u Drsclors payable lh- fr-@surers Ohce J
M.iu-.I Worcester, on The "a day u August reIl
r. H. HEMISWAi, Tr-asIrer.
worces,er Mass June q, l847 ls25 Dys
lIJU@uN RIVER HAILhOAU-SOTICE FOR
III PROROSAL5.-scslod proposals will 10 received by
n. Directors Of The Hudson River Railroad Comp Al
ln-ir Office 81 Wall until tho 18Th day Of July next, for
ne grading, masonry piDg znd bridging Of maj portion
0f said rO.d which extends Om Roger HOOs tnear Pe7k
KILL Break Neck Bill, embracing thu b-syy WORK
Enro1zn the Highlands The work ~ be completed by the
hFst " October, isf8.
The work 10 be completed according to the psns and
Specifications mat Will presented TOR ex4ninsuOn az
hereinafter mentioned.
Security viii b required for the performance Of The
eOnsct and the propositions must Dc accompanied by NE
Of respousi5s persons signyipg Iheh AssenI 10
become surelss
No ransfer Of contract will be recognized permitted
Tn. and profile u the re, he plans OF WORK form
Of contracts and specifications Of the Of executing
The same viii b. ready and after the frat day Of July
next the Office u he Resident Engineer Cold Spring
where all necessary Information will Do given.
The ful names Of al persons that parties 10 pro-
position mukl be written out The
rh- party - any proposition which may be accepted will
be required 20 enter into contract Immediately sfIer e
accsp ance u The SANE
The Directors themselves the rghl scrspi
Or reject proposals that be offered tnsy may COZ
sder he Interest Of the Company 70 require.
Ne~YOrk, l5th June, 1917.
VIM CHAMBERLAIN, President
JoHS B. JERyIs, Chief Engiseer y-I lyI2
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pubIir Qonucr anres, &r.
EXCURSIONS.

ABULL's FtKKY. FORT LEH and Hseh.
.&rEw ~ ,,-nssck. lsnding II Tillou's Dock-Fns
= - u. c~nB-The commodioUs steamboats,
FRANK, Cspt Isaac scoti, and ROBERT ANNETr, Capt
Frcdercs G.yord vii ,n aailv A folows urul f.,h.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

NEW MAIL TO BosTos.-We learn that Day
Mali over the New Haven route between this cry ana
Boston will operations on the lst Of July
This will be great convenience though we shall regret
10 lose the visits Of Msss Dennis and Coyes TO whom
we have been 90 greatly indebted for the cons,antsuppy
Of Boston morning papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

v,RiSCIPLEs or GENERAL GRAMMAR, adapted
70 The youth, and proper ~ serve a. an introd 70
IN. study Of languages. BY A. J. Sylvester De Lacy
enber Of the Royal Council Tor Puo1e nsraeiion NE
Preneh Royal Institute, sc a." Trsnslsted ard h.ieo
for American uss by Dr. Fosdick Jr. New edition Just
pubi.beoby MARK H. NEWMAN "
ia 100 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

acres ~ lard In DOidndge County, Western virgl-
> MA embracing n farms Of 100 10 500 acres each, on
tho waters ~ Middle Island River copies OF survey ana
IT. notes farm will be- furnished the purchasers
These farms are miles from the County town, snd -
font s.-r.vlle on the Ohio River. The State tarnpss
and other roads pass through part Of This land, 10 and
from the Ohio River. 49,, 49,.
b soii is OF The quality and adapted 10 raising
Corn Wheat. Hemp, sc. The and 10 well umbered vim
walnut OAK, beech sugarmspie Gun nc. IL IS ~,
sued 5r grazing Several of these farms are 10 high
state Of cultivation Tile indisputsble prices low ani
terms made easy. Apply 70 w. CnNNINGhAh,
myl5u hmoVrr's1 ~. I.
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IN aAN OF 4AlTs 1871
BROWN 4 MATHEWS. Attorneys
- Affarhfrg IreFfInr


by ORDER Of he Honorable Michael Ulshoefer
ID First Judge q ne Court % Common Pess for he O.
" ~ County uf New YorkSoceis hereby gwen, pur
20 he provisions q the statute suthorsng Ausch-
against shsconfng. concealed, and nonresd-ut
dshors Thai attachment hss issued against TIE estate Of
CHARLES r. BA>SETT. resident u reS 3 runswies
n he STATE u NrwJ-rsey and that he ssue VIII % SOD
FOR ne pas meul % his crb.s unsss h- AppeA ana c-
charge such attachment, according 20 Law whLn uin-
monihs from he hst publication n ms notice. and mai
The pay o. zy debts due % him by any person VIII
in TN. STATE snc The delivery % bin or Tor hs use ~ any
property within this belonging 10 hin and III uAIs
FOR u any such properly BY hin are forbidden by s" And
are void DaIed The 80 dgy q JJue. ld4l.
r fkYERWEATHER, = Wsll-s-
je24 law sm Attorney for Ausehng CREDITOR.
DN ORDkR ~ Hou Thom4.J Oss -, one % he Jus
uc-s % The p-ror Court Of The CRY New ors no
lice hereby gsr pursuant t1th- prov .ons o ne siAs -
sultorIng uruts sgsns ahseoaoing, eoncesl-d
or ronr-sl ert debtors that aiacfnent las Issued
Assin.t The estate OF ANTONIO Dr. AfClkNlNi, non
resident u . STATE hat h- sane viii be .od Tor Nc
Pay Of bis debts unless h. spp-N ant discharge s1cl
zlIachm-ni zccorting law within zine monins ron re
publication q his noLr- zad hat nr p -ll oi A.
debs due 90 hm by resfeI VI his Sale and TIE c-Fey
for hs 4 any properly ~i.nn Inis >4- -
Cugng biz, snd he transfer - any sseh properly ~
him forbidden hy aw ard are yoi1Datsd Lhe even
see1lh Gay Il Nay, lsg7. CAS- 2 hENDhCh,
Au0rusy Tor AIaeniDg Creditor,
jc24ia~an s. Waist y Y.
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rT,.yFRS AND FXCI-FIICENsE NOTICE.

X TFFfI
Ar extra meeting q tie Commissioners Of Excise 81
ssch Ward viii BIZ held Al the Mayors Ofice, City Hall
on he daJs herein specified. AL persons selling liquor
without license Alter hat ur1e viii be- proceeded sFsgst
according o. law Tavern Ant Excise licenses vii here
fore Issued the Mayors Oce between the hoDrs y
% s1d O'Clock P u. rah of The days prescribed
~ follows Tor "a -n respective Wsrc. viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

MARRIAGE IN Hon LTE-Hon. WV H. POLK,
charge dAhaires al Naples was yesterday united IN
matrimonial bonds Miss MARY L. coRsE. daughter OF
the late Israel Corse Of this City The marriage took
place At O'Clock at the resjence Of Israel Corse 52i
Brosdway, the brother Of the bride After the cola
ton usual on such occasions the happy couple le for
Philadelphia on the way to the residence Of the hand
,ome Ambassador" Columbia, Tennessee. We under
stand that they will 20 10 Naples early In the Autumn
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
r.. rgHzfzfETJ FOs PASSENGERS, TT
~ twice each way daily 10 ;s>.2s
except Sunday leavs
New York from the foot Of DuanesL att O'Clock and
s4 O'Clock p. NJ by steamboat for riermon thence by
cars TO Ramapo. Monroe, Chester, Goshen Mddletowu,
Ousyllle and the intermediate stations
The return trains for New YORK Will leave Ot.ville al
80, A M. AMI IS. r NJ. Mddleown, al 7 A. NJ and
49, z ~ Goshen, az a. A NJ. and, 3 Nj. Chester,
al 7 IS, A. NJ and 10, p. NJ.
Fare between NswYors aud ousvills. 81 so wsy-tsre
10 proportion.
FoR mLx-Lesve otlsyiIs al 81 O'Clock. morning and
evening.
FoR fagIGHr-The bsrges Samuel Marsh and Henry
suydam. Jr" will leave Nsw-York from the foot OF
Duznssil Al 5 o'clock. p ". dsily Except sundaya)
No freight will be received 10 NewYork after O'Clock,
r NJ.
Freight for New.York will be taken by the trains leaving
Ousville at lOi O'clock A. NJ; Mddlslswn At ~, A.
Goshen Al l2i P. NJ; Cheser at O'Clock, r NJ &c Nc
For farther particulars apply 70 } w. CLARksON
Agent, OF Duane and West ss York or 10 b.
y POST Superintendent transportation, fisrmont
myiu Il &. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
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INK. T4YLUK'- BALSAM or LtNEkwONT, ne
JmosI extraordinary madeleine 10 the word-Cire ioi-
lows cure-Mr ain. l5i Forsythtt was afflicted seven
wears with consumption. This medicine cured him w
daily hear Of me remarkable cures by ~ use be-
wsrr OF counl-rfe Remember. ne genuine 10 row
made al she wholesale dep0 IS Beekmanss, by ne pro
pri.tor formerly SIS Bowrry. l-l4 SIN
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~. HOU-ATONIC RAILROAD. sr
FOR Pitshsld: North Adams, VII

F-r uOU-ATONIC RAILROAD. If
for Phshrld. North Adams, VII llkkssSs11ss7XC
-hsmsloxn, Bennington, Rutland,
Lebanon Springs nc vi the douselonic RAirosd-sun-
Tner rrangsmeni, commencing Monday, June ~. ths
steamer MOUNTAINEER, CspL VIM H. Frszee, VIII
leave NewYOrk from the pier foot OF Asrsetst ". X.
daily sunds excepted At 81 O'Clock NJ for Bridgeport,
Passengers take tho elegant ard eonmofOus cars
tbs Housslonic Railroad arriving At n. state Line tths
junction with e Western RairOsdD al hs past O'Clock
State Line, g.
~ stage. run In copnecton with ihs Cars 10 Lee Len
OK Old st0cL brids. Curusyill-, Winsed aod Norfolk
Fare through e. Also 10 Lilchheld Woodbury., Danbuy
and Bethel - go
In the sesson By which passengers from NewfOrk
reach this pare by daylight, with more comfort and
pedOn and win lees expense Ihsn by any other foute
Y New York passeng have the privilege Of stopping
over day In Bridgeport.
Agent Of THIS Company 10 authorized To take charge
specie, bank notes valuable papers, 10 fecriVo
hem for transportation % any condition
Freight received his epot AZ tbs foot Of Aarketst
from O'Clock A. NJ W O'CLOCK Z. NJ. o. N. PERRY,
myBa Agent, Office the pier.
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HPitNo FORTE MkNUFkCTO-
QTf kN iS1 fulion-st EAST siae Srosdwsy-
entirely article. warranted sup@-
j JriOT 10 toos and 20 keep n tune much iOassr
,hsa sny m made with peculiar harp frame OBJ
waiting The ohecon to metallic pe,sles written gear.
arty will be gvea with each instrument and when any
dht ~ TO gher qualify = pressed the payment may be
1hhheld until such dO1ogs are rvneyed
EESNETr ROGERS,
ia n lSl Fulton-sL east SIDE Broadway.
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.3UOU Tons WHITE Ash, en-

DAG-.-The highest market price paid IN cash for
IL al Eras Of rags bszging bale rope eungs grsss or
Manila rope. CANVASS, olc junk hc- BY
jeAz CYRUS W. FIELD 4 co. Ia Plstt-st
ITO CAkRIAGk MANIFESTO picss q In1ia
'usssr eiosh- - hsiden-sss s7S
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q
steamer SANTA CLAUS, Capt Benl Over.
osgh, leaves he foot % Cortlsnd St lnorh
.idel on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays NJ O'Clock
p NJ f5r Kingston, lsrding Al Hsmmondst. Caldwell. .,
West Point New hurgh, New-hRrburgh, Milton, Pough.
keepsc HYDE Psrk Emores and Rhnebeck. Ga san.
DAYS The Santa Claus the pier 81 ocoeh In
the morning. m.kes ths following additional lsndiDgs-
Hammopd.sL RocklAnd Lake, Van Courtlsndvs, Cold
Spring aud Cornwall and returns same evening. mys0
For friher Information snpy on hosrd or Al rs WesIs
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AWNlNes AWNINGs

hFN
srSENCH VENETIAN AND PLAIN AWNINGS made
i IN Asuperior msnner and Inhaled IN ssp eudd sly
.. WORKMAN BELL,
IT3 WesisL corner OF Warren, N. y.
a, . NJ, e,.a., a.. ,r.,,e, AZ
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UT. J. A % MMINV1 ,no
Northampton May "A, 1871. JeiVom
nANTALOON--F AhRENs. the well known Pants
Tailor 2Ot Ann ~ has lately received over 100 pieces
fancy Cassmeres Linens Of which he make, Pants 10
order for only a. 50 10 q per pair.
A 80. French and English black CAssimeres ana Doe
skins from 10 - per pair warranted good or no sale
Gents In want Of Pants will do we'll Ia cali al ~ Ann
A. le22 2w'
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INN kOUE~ MADE TIUtT IlI FNv NtIII' FV'
Il foot and Warranted -0Oodwin's Patent hydfopnru'
matte Cement Land over nm old TN 1907 VIII reuurI per
lire roofs OF ths position done for from 10 cents per
loot and warranted, by SAM GOODWIN, SO West Brosd
way. Chambers 81 lelf lui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

q FOX FIRST RATE PeAeh Orchard Nut Coal,
>O>6. for DO and L-lizh do delivered -
q Tor carriage. r BENJAMIN, 30 Fraukln-st
Dealers supplied very lc~. Goa yard iet and AZ
Tor sale 81 tons coal wanted storage lo~
mylo 2meod'
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bRiDeEr0RTs June y, lhti.
Door. RtAKTNAN-Dtdr Su: THIS ceTines nat have
been severely stctad for two years with distressing
cough and affect on 81 he ungs and lave employed the
best physicians that could be found beside uyuR po
Int could fnd no relief and was finally discouraged o.
ever getting better. Bat hearing of the great vau- OF
vour PectoiA Mixture was in1uced 60 Try ~ felt ~
bsppy effect. very short time by using rW hoiicf
Of III VA. restored M 4 few weeks IL hls0 had resio-
rAtve effect In my family, number o. which had occasion
10 u.e It in every instance vas cured. recommend
A. IN preference TO any mpdiclne known.
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Esss ~. Newsurgh aud Flslkl 1sndlng Al Van
Corland'a tPeekskill West Point Cod
spring znd Cornwall The steamer THOMAS POW ELL,
Cart Ssm Johns will leave the pier foot OF Warrcnsl
for above pisces every afternoon, tSundsys excepted
commencing pril no. Al O'Clock. Returning, VIII leave
Ee~burgh every morning all O'Clock \. b. AL baggage
AMI freight ~ every description bank bills or specie put
on board Of his boat must be the ss ~ Ihe there
o. unless entered the book OF the boat receDted or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

Y is drrAsf1l dls-sse obtain Asp-edy and permA
rert cure from mild. Bot infsible remedy By Dr. Il
more l54 Gr4Dd-sL No pay Il required until perfect
cure . sE-cLrd- Those VIC unable 10 pay will be
allrr ! 81 lrallitnlsT. - 81.
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Nus-u-.-eL-Sotice 10 hereby given 10 he relstve e
.nd u-Tt Of kn Of JOHN KENNEDY late Of The City Of
New Yort deceased snd VINO alleged 10 have died In
is.s- that shall ply the Surrogate ofthe CITY snd
Couutv Of N-v-Tork for letters cf sdmuislauon upon
the - the said ntesiste the -st day July next
At ten O'Clock 10 The f)renoou-D.rd NewYork June -,
Isg7 JAMES ) THAYER.
i-gf 2aU4w Public Administrator.
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IN PIRSIANCE Of an order u The Surrogate Of ne
Couniy o. NewYors. notice "a hereby given 10 81 per.
hsvirg claims against Garrtt Van Den bergh laie OF
he Civ u New.Yo.E carpenter deceased present he
same with The vouchers hereof The subscriber Al hsr
ofc- No % Flton-s,reet in The City Of New-fork %
or before Sh day u October nevtDated New ORR
the .lth dzy Of april 1917
SAMUEL D VAN DIN BERdH. Executors.
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Books.
NEW AND VALUABLE ASTRONOMICAL

NEW AND VALUABLE ASTRONOMICAL
xITORK FOR PRlNATs LfARSsRs, nc family circ 9,
w Common schools and Aesdsniea-AsTRososlcbL
MAps series Of colofed charts earh By 81 feet
accom- panied By an elsborso Elementary Tr-sis-, The
whole designed 10 Illustrate the mechanism OF TIE Heavens
BY r. AAttisoR-
The plan Of mis- work Ia entirely original Each map y
lustrsus dstlnct part " The movements or phenomens
OF The heavenly bodies until all he Leading Prnep, ~
lhs rOble science made perfectly nteihEplse ~ go -
on the maps and specially s6spx tos ~ofA ~ ~ ~
circle The private student soo 70 scbooa Ine se ~
l<Acher 10 toe use of may instruct yOuth o. 800
and upward Giving clear and psscuesi kno~leafe OF
th subject and will snd Increased interest ana pleasure 10
r. II =. - orozress.s The beautiful
-. II at. bey are rnoanisd and put Op In real boz,
g. ,,.n,norrsiioe win one copy o. the Treatise st SIS
Der sea- on Ihos psper and al 80 with cloth bsr Pub
h, %sS s HHaulSTiNaToN SAVAGE 2ls Pe.rI,t w
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-11

The SHAKERs.-ln the course Of de-
bate in the Legislature Of New York, on
application Of special grants Of power in
holding the property made by the Shakers
Of Niskeuna, in that State, the following
rules, or orders, existing in thar Society, be-
came public
Contrary to order to inquire into any bar.
gain that the deacons have made.
Contrary to order to 60 to church with
sins unconfessed.
Contrary TO order TO go out among the
world. or among families. without Pernis-
sion Of the elders.
Contrary to order to shake hands with a
worlds woman without conleSsing it.
CONTRARY to order TO shake hands with
the world unless they first tender the
hand.
Contrary to order to play with dogs or
cats.
Contrary to ordsr for a brother and sister
to ride together in a wagon without con-
Pany.
Contrary to order for brother and sstsr
10 pass each other on the stairs.
Contrary to order for person to go out
Of the door yard after evening meeting.
Contrary to order to have right and LETT
shoes.
Contrary to order to pare the heels Of
shoes under.
Contrary to order to read newspapers in
dwelling houses at any time, unless indul-
gence for thai purpose IS granted by the Ell
ders.
Contrary to order to fold the left thumb
over the right in prayer. or when standing
up in worship.
Contrary to order to kneel with the left
knee first.
Contrary to order to put the left boot or
shoe on first e..
Contrary to order to kneel with hsndkeI-
chief in hand.
Contrary to order to put the left foot on
the stairs first when ascending.