New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31
miscellaneous.
M INK LONG ISLAND RAILROA

OFrICK OF THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
- Company, NewYors February ~ is41w heLess
Railroad Company on the als, day Of March, 1876, pro-
Ss Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of this Com
p.ny for the choice Of thirteen Directors ahs be heo on
The third Monday IN February Of each year al the once %
The Company IN NewYork under the direction OF 'A'''
THE poll to be open from u O'Clock al noon and 70 Dc
kept open until o'clock, P: M .,h hv.lsv ard ibe
notice Of such meeting has not Seen S9y 9 s
CURED BY law and 10 esTnon y Re.oved thai an cleo
Too on thirteen directors Of this Company be hee ,os
Compsnys Office 10 on Ipesasy, ,ne sn5
~ sseordsnes with Tho Revised Statues The pol to be
omen from II O'Clock, noon, unth oeIocI ~ t
that the Secretary cause nouce 'ne'eo 10 P'O
hshed. ,.
"ue e"P' """' ~ DAVID g. IVES, Secretary.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the annual meeting Of The
.ocSbodsrs Of The Long Island Railroad Company ror me
election Of thirteen directors wiz be sed A re
isiS ne eiIg q on he 9Th day
The pol % be opeodsgC9S% R u O'clock al noon "nH
0ei'cA' r. NJ '' ''1' DAVID s. IVES, Secretary.
New.York. February 10. 1871. 2MAp1n
NOR SALE, Cotton Machinery, made in the best IAN
Te.y emo and tbsres Dsniorh ofseIsOn
sew One willow, picker and lap machine, .en ~
h,se IA strsud speeders three snfonh spinning frames
OF 10 spindes each and five Uanforth a. III
1872 spin lies each two mules OF ~ ,b ss spipdIes
80 .p.rrjrg ,nts 6ys reels with cans spocls bobbins,
and every other article ss psnferb frames
rave heen in operation but few rnonihs-some OF mem
uot nine months The mules are new Sno yry sTce
nscesssry 70 operate the machinery, u new. .,,oa
Tbe machinery &c Is well arranged geared ana Dei.eo'
Msr, Jersey' lhIfty miles from Philadelphia and sixty
miles from New-York cities There 10 ample iooih loI
looms necessary weave all The yarn maj can DC spun ny
The machinery may remain where 1t Is, or be removed
TO any other place, and may be purchased ar pei'" 10
'''" THOMAS l. sTRYKER, Trenton, n j.
r. x ID. M STEBBlNs, Newly
ABRAHAM GOODWIN, Paterson, N. }.
m6 eod2w ISAAC G. FIELD, Philsdelpma-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. FOLWELL practical
Tailor respectfully informs the gentlemen Of .he sde
Thai he bss from years Of constant pTaclce proouceo
SER and system Of Drafting Garments that from lts
simplicity and certainty OF producing III ne
uns1rpassed by any other ever offered -. r.,
lie bss sinded all Tie systems Tint have been 10 use TOT
The last fourteen years and therefore speaks win Cyl
Ianty (of he superiority OF hs from ms en
them BY his system the waist OF the coat can pe eo any
length below HE natural waist, without hanging OIL OF
causing a raising up with wrinkles a., ...,... r.oro
g. ~ " has been induced TO publish his system rem
The fact Of his having had give up his busnes, on &C
account OF i'll health The price or ahe rsIeh h daren,
garments with fun plantations. and plate OF preValhe
FASHIONS sO but accompanied with hve lessons Oh In
s'SeHpn Az Standardization addressed (postpaid) 10
CHARLES Z. FOLWELL, 1872 Broadway second i,I uqof
will be attended To- ms l9.eOu ~
TJNO SHIP CHANDLKRs, Dealers IN MAYA sLo1ss
i and Camphene, Soap Makers, &c.-Tne unoeIssnesa
sncceeded TO the business of Messrs Cooke al
ans late Turpentine Disers prepared TO NJ orgeI'
10 any extent for Camphene, Sprs Turpentne soil IuI
s,,ya pI,eh Tar Rosn Soft Pitch Spirits Tar Varnish
~ Coal Tar and every description OF Naval Stores, OF he
6r,, quality and on favorable terms. -.
"naving made an arrangement with Mr.. Thos Cooke
laa M he above firm 10 superntend the manufacturing
and dsiing department. the undersigned feels sssuIeo
thai his articles cannot be surpassed II equaed by any
a,Hss honse in the United States JAS r. TAPSCOTT,
Successor to Cooke Adams, SO s9uh,ss
We take this opportunity addressing our old friends
oN .rS,oneTs In behalf Of Mr. J. T. Tapscoit 10 whom
we most cordially recommend them for any article 10 hls
line feeling assured from our long acquaintance WIN MN
DE having been formerly In employ and the facluet
he Of his being able give entire Satisfaction lc
All who may favor bin with their orders -. .oo,,n
ms b. ADAMS.
a DyERTIsENIENT EXTRAORDINARY
n 10 ARTISTS-The undersigned having Leased ne