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SCHOOLS.
pnARpING SCHOOL

BOARDING SCHODT.-lrvng Institute Tarry-
ID town. n Y-The summer Term will open on Non
dsy the Of May with and Improved organization
Of The classes. Juvenile Dopsftnent embracing you
ads Of snd lht years II age will be established In
connection with the Institution.
The attention Of parents snd guard anss respectfully in.
ved the pamphlet Circular Tor this year tobe tanned
1 any the patrons Of the Institute OF Clark Austin.
pos Broadway, or of toe understand.
MI MNFGsis3w WIN r. LYON. 4 ~ Principal
a. B. The Closing Exhibition for the present term will
be held lhs Institute Friday. "ls March on the ar
rival Of the morning steamboat which leaves foot Of Cham
bers-st az ocl0cs AM The public are respectfully in
vitsd TO attend MI toi
NAY ~CHUOr.-Uuder the direction OF the Lsdies
Dof the Sacred Heart 3i Bsecfer cor Laureus ST. u
The Ladies' a. the Sacred Heart have The honor Of M
foTntng ther friends that hey have acque'ced 70 their
kind request for the estahhment Of day school IN me
city Of Nsw-IOTs
The Of Educetion will be pursued on me same
plan adopted 10 all the houses Of the SIerei Heart
The ladies' will 10 prepared 20 receive pupils on the
20lh March.
No child xiii be received under six years Of age nor
above thirteen 49,.
Terms Esn rrtsk5 10 fse QvarierTuition ~ so per
quarter, ~ advance French, -, do Music, SO 30
Drawing and Painting 10 water col1rsi Sir 90 MO I'M
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NOBLE ExpLoIT.-Connectedw with the fire which
destroy four steamers Saturday morning. hear
many noble deeds mentned where riked their lives
70 assist their fellow from the burning boats One Of
these place record After the steamer L.clede
hsd been tire Tor soue time, when her upper
were wrapped from stem TO stern In flames man appa
renty hand on the boat 10 issue from beneath
tbs ournins mass and stand for moment the orecss,s
Of the boat the noise and confusion prevented his cries
for assistance from being head by those shore this
l.oment Mr. John Tracy, clerk Of the Lucy Bertrsm,
plunged into the rver and 70 the bow Of the La
eedo bat when he resched the spot the had disap
psared. Tracy then swan back. Again the man on the
burning boat 10 ske hs appearances near the
ccohhouse, and appeared much l.rplexel whs, to DO
Persons called to him 10 JON overheard swim ashore
bot he either heard needed not their advice. Again
he disappeared ard yet again. after Lapse Of time
HE spperancsthis time at the stern OF the boat The
Lsceds had nearly burat TO the waters edge aud Il
was evident that something must be done the un
Sostaesie man must perish. Mr.. Tracy and several
Others eded in getting yswi ans pulled toward the
man, but the hest % Intense and the danger 90
est that all In the yswl refused to 60 Mr. Tracy
sIesp,ed He sprung fom the ysw and swan to the La
stern, where the last hoping BY this means
70 prevail those In the ysw to follow. This they
declined and sfer Visiting abort time fo- T. 70 make
he appesrsnse the burning boat snd not seeing bin 90
sspposins that be mus hsys sunk They prled bach
ssh0rs Mr.. Tracy, however did reached the boat
q ssr searching In vain for for whom be had
risk ID hf life he concluded that he either
the shore sunk In ts attempt and spfsus sgsD into
the water and swimming around the burning wrecks Of
fpsr reached firms In safety The morning
yes quite cold. Mr.. Tracy taken sick saturday
bat this morning again able 70 stssnd his duties
ISL Louis New Era
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Ga WANTED-soidiers'p patent titles on lsndsof ysus
- IN military bounty irsct, Illinois. which have been
Apply ~ i2oeiock. or address, H. MOTT, IS Libeftys
on Two FARMS, one Of th-u to l-s.s snd one iOf
II ,ale on Staten Island, near Fort Richmond Ferry
30, EOK SAIF-A farm within miles Of the City q
hudson containing so acres Il lie said TO ne one Of
~- die mos, valuable farms In Columbia County-da
,s a., 4. estimated % DO worth a. least sl0 o0o
Aprly Go lsieul y. HALL ms Broadway
rS, FOR SALE CHEAP, 4so acres OF v.lusblsI \
ny situated within two miles Of the Villages OF Fo
49, Mitchell and Wolf Lake, Indiana To any person de-
.lious Of seiu. in the West, This i rare Opportunity
rae title esrs indispasoe ara tho property enoeam.
hsrea FoS toll ptneulsrs spply 10 NATHAN ohhEn'
IS Orohafdsl sisr6 0 clock ?. NJ mo Inn.
80 FARM FOR SALE or ESchsnse, near Rye,
" Wssiahestcr Co.--AhoUt 80 acrcs q miles IRON
steamboat landing a from Railroad at White Plains
hall milo from New Haven Rs'road. Situation beasf
fu house large ard we'll arranged barn earraee houss
sheds. wosd house 40 a In good order one-hsf OF the
land hish u cultivation, balance principally
~ocd mutt Ia abundance. Inquire 81 r. u brown, by
urAnast 60 OF IOuN PALMERon the premises sn9 2swu
"a ~PI ENDID FARM 10 Hew-Jspey for s,ls-
rhs valuable Yarn Of Scg .sfs' man',en hoass, -
hau~,s. aAd very extensive out baiidinss tosetsef
resy ~ ffait tosethet ~.h NV peaon t'ees tsaa}
cas- and excellent arrangements Tor se hoek OF snesr
% atussa is Bergen Coaniy within three miles o. 20
rfls RAILROAD ara mile Of the Paterson depot nov
uaains no Rsnsro through H. No AZ FOR fsrtsN
saftisaia appy tlnNHlhoLLY PAlsON.e Pnse
- eoR sALR- The valuable farm. THE late res.
aatNe 20 iAnfiA tNatt. NV -
ssrss II land Il excellent qualify. 10 m ssss
cultivation. ana situate ia tho town Of New "inassi
Otsnse Nevnsy, about 1--we miles west 81 NeSos;sn -
ab,ut ,eiia irom tho Turnpike Road, leading iIss
Newkatsh 81 Montgomery. There q on the ism ~ -
s,s'A dwshas house and barn, snd the Necessary
sailA.pss and aln a variety IT ffuiL - "a.
The t,tn Ia well wasafed. having ivine sues
niae Though the center. and u cenvsnlen. rssI
gtr, che house There 70 CIDER NH sisoi on .tshine
a., rhs .t,a 1. ~au calculated for eentemsa ~ -
q, ,,fi,s tsar, business Reasonable PoPotuvn
purchase mosss nay ,snsn on "a sstslo--
| ns,s,srss A. 1AMEs pUsENRURN, o. We"s1ssrs a. :.
ltkN 4, MCDONALD, ~ lsha'st
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COAL DIsCHARGING.-rhs hes, fresh mined
y Peach Orchard ICED ssbl Coal being discharged
At the Of kiusst H. n and delivered at - - per
ton for tho lzrse sixs Nut. and - cor Stove Egg or
Broken and - additional II screened from the yard
Dealers supplied az low price. Al corner OF king and
Greenwich SIC mlb Ian PETER CLINTON.
o. ~ PEH TON-Peach Orchard best RED Ash Coal
,y') ED large Nut At - -, Egr and stove a. = 80
screened and delivered from yard Also. lohifh schuy
kill sud Liverpool ~ tho lowest prices Apply %
W. JONES. l7b Broadway,
~ I'm "a door above Msidan.aue.
GOAL Po.ob Orchard Rod Ash, all under cover snd
dry 70 screened aud delivered to party Of tho city
from NY yards slI RDWrry, and sornaf Hsmmrsley and
bedford si, Larss Not s. 20 Stove, Ess aud b'oseu
- - Chestnut, - -
Also fshsh Liyorpooi. Cumberland. 40 ~ coats le"
~ dealers. aad othe.' carts JACOB WEEAs. Jk.
- lu'
GOAL LOWER THAN -unukn PRICES
u discharyirF this day um tho schnnnef Isabel hnNe
ADD Ess At tho low prizes II - % Al Goal ifnm yaId dfy
undst cover anA wassntei best quality iaft ~ ash
insiou o. noaf spdus by lma iu =. hhhhl"AN
GOAL KkpICED 70 SUMMER PRICES Peach
Y Orchard aud f.shish. aii sfus Apply 40
IH r. NTOkEs DfCk FNsoN iuf Anthnnv 81
roAI...ino 'ers Get su.iiil .,lve,rggi ste.i s-s
Y III, ,.is b, IOqFfU ~ MURRAY.
% .nf-~f - ri.e s-i AssiA sss
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p,ulIC ,p,INI@rKArun'- ortIVk. NJ
~. -,N,,h LINZ ~rK,uao,r-

~ $50 ALBANY flHn ts1 f,Htt ~ NnfflaaA al.
srevgN iaHd'ss 81 intermediate
places ntaauttsF tult MIRA. NsffsiN Z \ NWl,s,
miu leave see Meva.v "Wednesday. Friday sed SUNDAY
auste.-,a, o. eelnys sieAak'st ADMIRAL. csrt
nispsrsk vii ls.ys rvssias rhN,sjas ara >atagda,
q utNrsns a. f'sfsh
~ rA.sassss ,sAus she Ats,s tlas viii Ativs Ca A.
tssv anr'a rs ~ taAe ,hp Mrirvs fteN ~ ,ais isf
,hs hs,t ~ Ms.t rks rsas aad tWhsiaHsia ae
ftrishsi with sew AVID slasaht State krrws
~, rs..ssa eAsht Arrt tsaN tha heais. at ~ I
1uuliit az Ne r'isa 80 ihs want wss AZ
~ tuH aAtE rhs siesr lnA, ahs~t y N'es bar
e.ffH as~ tstv the ts.s ssssf'Als, VITA lsssss tr
s@ aYfsN asA rsio.As lbs sssA etast ava caa
tisr vsh s'~~S 80 sAil. ara sssHsl ~n b HS cheap
n, ~.sh 49, p,ttss rA,tsNls'. l"ssNa a JOSIAH IN
COUNT Nsw Rochelle tasSi~s ~ "a
oos ~ va rNpr1ntlits ifswssss %
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BODY FoUND.-The body Of ali elderly woman
was found yesterday fo,ng in the water near Atlantic
dock She wa, dressed In brown plaid calico froct bsck
straw bonnet and blue shawl She is supposed 10 have
been one Of the passengers on board OF the Rartsn
IsQUFsT.-CorOner Abrshams held an inquest
yestsday Al No reensne pom the body Of an adopted
chd Of Frederick Watts. The jury iound verdict OF
death from cause unknown.
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USEFUL BOOKS.

A GASsiZs LECTURES on Natural History. % cents
n Mitchel's Lectures on Astronomy - cents
Arsso's Lectures on Astronomy IS cents
Iarduet's Lectures Science and Arts. , vols evo
- lHf
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There was imported into Great Britain 1871 o.
all kinds Of Corn p $4,000 qrs and Ct this there IL but
. small proportion left.
OfWbeat there was in 0rted 25q472q B The present
stocks sreln London 400 900 qrs Hull 20oO Lsegs auu
Wakefield l200, New-Casile 10000, Lelth 5'e" Li.si
pool 1000 Glssgow $1,000 Bristol 50 600 Gloucester
10000 Plymouth 5000 SOUTHAMPTON 600 other piace'
l00oO-totsl, 6ioOO Already gone into con'un ptlon
Flour 653 "a cwt stocks a. The present timen Liver
pool sbo1t 10000 owt London about 0oo other place
about ,h5G0O total $4,000 Already gone INTO consnnP
tion, s.@,3,434 cwt
Ofths above amount Of Wheat snd Flour the former il
mostly Of inferior quality and large proportion OF the
latter
The following is the statement Of the Banks o
South. Carolina on the Path FEB. 1919
- 756 7lg tank Notes hand SOL -.
D. 5Sosi ts....'''.''' .936i'8l5
An act of the last General Assembly Of kentucky
provides for the renovation Of the Frankfort and Lexing
ton Railroad The capital stock OF the new Company
$4,000 the State puts In the present road at onethrd
of that and becomes stakeholder to that amount
$4,000 will remsin 10 ne subscribed snd paid by n1iyd
uss snd the Corporations Of Frankfort and Lexington
the when raised will be sufficient to recon
sruct the road lay down heavy or rail and change
the location avoid the inclined plane snd make
the terminus on the bank of the river instead OF the brow
Of the hin az at present
The Report of the South Carolina Railroad Tor
1884, gives the following exhibit Length in miles POI
cost in stock s26lO0Oo gross receipts S655575i ex
pspses sSo34s9; ret Sjs2f9i IN debt Sab
O0O Total s. 39 being equal to 81 PEI cent On
ths capital involved.
An act regu 1.-THE Railroads Of Ohio passed the legis
Of that Stse and also laws for the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Akron and Ptsbersh Cleve'nt and Mahon-
ing TO end at Pittsburgh the OHIO and PennsS vans
and the Welsvile and Pittsburgh Railroads all Of which
end at Pittsburgh and by their Junction there, vita
the ennsylvsnia Railroad will vastly augment the trade
aud travel Of the Ohio roads
The North Csronians about 70 petition the essis
ture for charter for Railroad connect the end of the
Charlotte aad South Carolina Railroad with the Virginia
line
Railroad is proposed. to extend from Port Deposit to
Nobeville, Penn. which IS the Philadelphia and
Columbia road
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NOODWTN,s ROOFING-Old

IOODWTN's ROOFING-Od Tin Root. msds
VI tgbt for cents per foot. New roofs OF roush paLk
covered FOR 4! cents roofs twenty squares Tor - -
Ger squsre and warranted Goodwiu's Patent Hydro
pnspr,sfe Cement shsahing mskes handsome, cheap
sbt ard durable roof neither pitch nor gravel used 10 ms
application References snd apecinsns II GOODWINs
cbs,1bsrs ~ Nsrren-sts nll2 ms
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THE RKCRNT GREAT FIRE IN BOSTON;

Extract from Boston paper Of saturday last -" e
learn that the contents OF OF WdeIs Iron Safes
which were IN the rooms occupied by Me.u Osmfsil
Moore were found 70 BE- IN perfect sate OF preservation
this morning Besde books and papers - 900 In
money was deposited IN them yesterday afternoon, all Of
which was found safe"
The above was Published sfsr detailing tho large
smeunt 81 property dssroysd by extensive conh.srs
ton In Boston on Friday o. last week which broke
the extensive printing ssiabshn'nt Of Me.Hs Dsmf.l
Moore Nos 81 and 81 W nston-st ard which with
srse number Of other bailcnFs sotslly destroyed
stdrs another Testimony 70 the Importance 81 securing
moosy and important book. psPsfs 900 yslssbs fciss
thsse truly IRE eshsrs The ssbssfbsr has On hssd
assortment OF the genuine Wiidss Psfsnt ss.fn.n
der Safes and is n.saK 20 Ordsf, quits a nanbsr fYf
Banks and Jewellers, vaieh the public invited esG
.nd s1Anins the Iron ssfs Depot Noe lgT spd 10
Wat.ra l1is 2~DkaWl hILAs G. HyHRIEO
L,IKK-PHOOf rAFEs.-A isfss ss.Hesst ~ ,hs
II original Widsr's fatsst ssltfnsnasf safes hsss
90 for sA. q, tbs eAss.bsbss Ifep ssf. Wsf.soss.
the manufacturer, ~ ssd ls3 Ws,.'.s,
zHlmsodkfiW bILAs Z HERRING
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Pork PAcKIso IL THE WEsT.-The Pi1sbuygA
ysNyna! esmstss the number Of hogs slaughtered for pack
Ing ths pat ss~ou thus; 10 ONO Ss9iH hsnteesJ
Ieva l5,o0o-Totsl, etsi73
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| Il. SNOW, ESQ

NEw-YoRK. March p, 1915.
| L. SNOW, EsQ.-Dsar Sir ! have used your
~ Extra Fine Metallic Pens IN my Academy FOR 3
considerable length Of time, and fully convinced OF
their superiority They will always recommend them
selves when IN the hands Of persons capable Of eppTs
oatng /" good PEN Faithfully yours.
ri22 ST. OLIVER B GOLDSMITH
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opaANs AND ptANoronTDs.

,I'uE UNDERSIGNED. thsnsiai iuf tho m.nI lavnf'
conferred upon him has tho honor n iHinn De l'nd'
And pupil. ADD the pabic generally tbat be he's made
uth Tho most celebrated msuuafbfofs ~
this Uty fy which ln I ona l fuiHlah te os' aNr.
riof instruments H Wholesale prices warranted % with
stand tho inhucuce q any climate ofssns 81 ever 'f1
f.om $500 10 $1,000 k.forcni s,nilemon hu'lalns
churches and in want II Organs viii save hnmselFas
much trouble By addtcssins tho subscrhef Pianos To-
rosewood cases octavcs from BOO O. 7gN - and u
from $500 % $3.50 octaves from si.b o. $40 The In
.rumeLfs will always DO carefully packed undrf hs pwa
Inspection 20 Tho they will reach thsr dnstinatnn
whether by land water In perfect safety aud in tune vi,
vii. s-lect heretafurr instruments rem any inshr To-
IN. city hai his friends may d-ssnate feHse direct TO
the subscriber a. 400 Pearl-st y. Y NM. Andre
formerly Professor a Music A. Mount st. Mays
College EmmitsburE Nd DOW o. ~ johns
Cnlleg- Fordham, Y.
For the benefit Of those who not personally acqnant.
ed with him he refers the following gentlemen no
most Rev. Arch Bishop Of balttmofe ~ Rev. bkhop
Purcell Of Cincinnati; Rev. John McCafey. frest BIT
81 MAry's College Emmitsburs very Rev Dr. Ih'bapd'
Prest 81 Johns Co'lege Fordhsm Rnbt VI Blaetwe4i
Astoria, L. / Alfred Laroque Esq Montreal Oan'd"
Il 1rrH
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THE SPRING TINE OF THE YEAR Is COMING

MATURE Bb1NG about 70 change her dress BY put
Wing aud gay attire Man will naturally follow
herexsmple aud throw OF the seedy suits Of Winter Those
therefore, who wish 70 appear in and fashionable
suit Invited 10 examine choice lot OF goods for gentle
mems Spring which will be made elegant styi
cheaper Than at sny other house 10 town Those 10 hurry
for Il suit Of fine clothing fad them ready made OF
beautiful workmanship ard Of the Our motto
is not 70 BE- undersold. a :. WILLIAMS.
MI lw' l4S Nalsau. Il opposite pr SPRINGS Church
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THIS Is No HUMBUG-The subscriber ha. opened

THIS IL No HUMBUG-The subscriber has opened
this morning tee following lot Of Dry Goods. which he
warrants 10 be superior 10 anything yet e1ered and
be imported the same direct from the manufacturers in
England Ireland and Scotland by which he u enabled u
defy petition In prices viz Irish Liu-ns,
Spring Aud Summer Cslicoes cases yard wide
Null JseoDett. Window and Drspery Muslins, and 80
usual varsity Of will be sold By the pound
Also white g. MGslns BY the pound In every width suit
able cT pillow cases dresses &c &c large assortment
OF printed pocket Delans and Cashmere Hdk varying 10
pTice from %, 10 81. single call IL solicited.
MP p DffFFT 80 Canal cor of sulifvan.sf
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mile I'm gro B. ROLLINS, a Waist
a.. NIL |. ifnR 81 y ,n lesss nr 10 LET and I'm

- MILLS FOk SALE, 20 lease or to let and I'm
~, mediate possession gyeu-Ihe new factory build
-iugs aud wateF PRIVILEGES, situatei on murderers
Greek, Orange Co. State Of New-York, being mile
from NewWindsor and Cornwall Land fosr miles from
NewbuTg snd quarter OF mile from sloop navigation,
well known the snuff Mills.
The property consists OF go Of land 5sory
brick bt NJ 100 feet by 49, large dwslnghouse both
put up under the superinieodencs and difec
ton Of Mr. C. Leonard. at cost OF 600, and ghl good
buildings for work hands for other purposes and fruit
trees Of All KINDS on the premises
The whole will bs sold bargain, will be leased on
favorable terms great improvements going In the
neighhorhood. and the Hudson River and Nsw-Yotk 4
Erie Railroads In the vicinity, and when finished vii
furnish easy from The mills the city OF
Nep-iOik.
The premi ses can he seen az any time add st nos
expected any will purchase without examining the
property. farther description i deemed unn3cesssry
For terms and ether particulars sppys
mil Il MRS q. g. MILLER n co 40 Wster-st N. T.
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FUNERAL OF Dr.. srEARss.-The funeral oil Dr.
s-s.ns. attended Yesterday afternoon at 81, Georse'
chnreh peekmanst nv very large OF the ch-
,sn, of N.v.yo,k. Ths sermon was preached by Rev.
n, T,xet,. ,e,. and subject was The Beloved Phys-
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s,IX LECTURES OK ASTRONOMY, de.iev-red in the
y Civ OF New York ty Professor " Mitchell, IN tho
month Of December lfi5. Published Ia pamphlet form
complete price p cents For sale by al cheap PuDsher
ms GREELEY 4 McELRAIh.
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I,nM Courts.

ClscUIT CouRT Before Judge Edwards - Henri Cent
ie vs. Francis RvdrSuit 10 OF the keeper OF
the Hotel West Point, tbs value Of quantity OF boots
contsined bag and left by Mr. c. bootmsker OF tbs
city in the kitchen Of the Hotel although refused by the
servants permission do West Poiut being misIy
post TO regu 20 Introduce any sooas
and Mr. RYDER the landlord sent the boots 70 the store oil
The Commissary General The trial has on once or twice
before The Suprse Court and large OIL OF costs
incurred The Jury found verdict IN favor OF Plsnuh
for so dollars
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CTPREnE COURT-in ths msftsr OF The aopIic

SUPREME C0IRr-ln the matter Of the applica.
y ton Of the Mayor Aldermen and Common sty Of the
City OF HewYork, relative 70 the opening of % iway,
from Twenty irstsireet TO Twenty ffthstrea and the
public place bounded nOrthery b. Twenty sf,
easterly By the Ffthsvenue and westerly By Broad
the r ghteenth Wsrd Of said CtgPubc notice notice
hereby given By the Mayor Aldermen and Commonslty
81 the City Of NswYork Pursuant 10 in such
N ade aud provided that the said the Mayor Aldermen
and C0mmonstyof the City Of NewYOrk intend to make
application h the Supreme Court Of the State of New
York the special u the said Court 10 he held
AZ the City Hslln the Ci5 Of New York the first Mon
day Of April next lbers the third day OF Apr s43. at
the opening OF the Court that day thereafter
counsel can be heard, FOR the appointment Of Comm'
sioner- Of Estimate and Assssment IN the above entitled
matter the and extent OF the i'm provement IL
the opening Of Broadway from Twenty hrstsireet to
Twenty and the public pl1oe bounded ncrther
By TWENTY thstrset eastery by the Ffh avenue and
westerly by Broadway Ia the Eigheenih Ward Of said
City Dated Nev-York, February, 10. 1913.
nj tA3 WILLIS HALL. Counsel 20 the Corporation.
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CORPORATION NOTICES


V'ANEs-I-I,.-Pubhc notice is hereby siven to all
persons who have omitted pay their taxes for the
year "a, 20 pay the o. my Office before
the ls day Of April 8is after hich date interest viii he
charged al remaining unpaid the Of II
per cent persnnum calculated from the th day Of Octo-
ber, 1871, 10 tha day OF payment Office hours from
7 NJ Office Receiver OF Taxes Ne ~ City Hail. arb
mitta3 SMITH DuNNlNG. Receiver Of Taxes.
DUBEIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. No.
NsssAusreet Notice i hereby given % the rela-
and OF Kin JOHN NALONi. native Of Ireland
deceased aGd who 10 alleged 90 have died nfes that
effects o the said nieate In the hands OF tho Public
Admiuistator viii be administered aud disposed OF by
him aecordn Jaw, unless the be claimed by
la u executor administrator ot the deceased, by the
10th day of Apul next Dated New York, March Q, iat3
M iaVs~ JAS rilAftR. fuhto Administrator
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NJ.
4 Nassaustrr-' Notice u hereby svcn % the rula.
tivrs and next 90 Rim of THOMAS hEALEl late Of the
city ofN~U-Nofs Foftrhousc Keeper deceased and who
alleged 60 have dled inte,ae that shall Apply the
Suofa. 81 tho County Of NewN York eifers OF 81.
ur,n tho estate ct the saia inies,ae on the
18th day ut Marrh nest ~ ton O'Clock In The forenoon
Dated Now. YorA. Feb "a, lsti. JAMfs :. rHANFR.
4tf .awiw Public Adninisfrsfor.
DlHLIC ADMINISTRATIONS oFtIcE, No.
Nassau Notice is hereby gwen % ne relatives and
~ New Yos takei decsasod AT Who Il alleged a. have
tai intestaia that shall apply o. ihe Sutrsstc ~ tao
Nrunty ~ Newslotk hf Letters 30 Atrnnisi aNon nron
the estate of ths said lni ssfs oa he . Say " March
nest al ten aeoeA 10 shs sfents'n pstrd View NesA,
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DOCKY Hill. MINING ana Manufacturing Com
Espsny-Ats meeting Of tne Board Of Orecios helo ~
Camden. r. T. tie 7ih FebTu1fyi INST sn a.
gfV Cents per share on each ard every share OF me
capital stock Of said Company was levied and notee
thereof Oriersd 10 he given % the ssreea3
IN tbs smsuduent Of the charter According 10 when
amend mont notice hereby given that All ocf on whcH
he sid ss4essnsut Of fry Cents per share sha rean
rusd on the 2th OF March 1915 will be forfeited 70 the
Conpany Sech Stockholders ~ have already pald ths
or gaa assessment Of cents per share On tne
orces vi oy1srhip. vii receive credit for the same
an tis nrs.ent .srnsnt EUGH CRAIG, President.
DAVID &. SxERRETr, Treasurer, PIT.
Fsy- The Treasurer Fii stterd ~ me COMPANY ounce
each Mondsy Wednesiay snd FIdaY to receive a'5,'s
-1srts and Issue certificates Of stock ~ EN