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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

The proprietors OF the present line Of boats on
the seneos RSrosd have adopted the model OF steam
boat which they intend to build for the navigation OF
that lake year The boat is to be 22i feet long
30 feet BEAM II feet stroke and 5Oinch cylinder Il
s expected thst the passage Of the Lake will be made
in two hours and half This boat is to be run in con
nection with the Chemung Railroad which connects
the head Of the lake with the Erie Railroad at point
near Enirs. The Chemung Road is under contract.
and will be built In ls49. The Directors of the New.
York and Eric Railroad have contracted for the Of
this connecting link for ten years on payment Of per
cent on the cost Of construction with the privilege Of
another years at per cent To make the arrange
ment perfect the Company have also made con
with the propre,ors of the Seneca Lake boats TO
carry passengers for ten years thus enabling them to
receipt fare from New.iork to Geneva Through tick.
cts will be about s. and the time saved by this route
between Geneva and New York. ii is said viii be
: or 10 hours
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Tho uydropho bia Case az Camden.

The Nerark Advertiser publishes the following
letter from Dr. Fsler in regard to the case of Mrs Bur
rows in which Chloroform successfully used in
case OF Bydrophobis;
CAMDEN n. J. Nov. H. le4s.
received yesterday your communication In relation
10 the case OF Mrs Burrows of our city which has
Gently excited much interest she Is a respectable
married lady sged Is years and possessing more Than
ordinary personal beauty In August last she was
slightly bitten on the wrist by unknown dog which
che never saw or heard Of aerward II gave her some
uneasDess of mind, well As considerable pain at
tmes In the affected arm, accompanied with lnfamms
ton and siighi suppursuon Nosymptoms however,
the least alarming dscernible until the 9th OF
October. when she was suddenly attacked while sitting
in her chair with her little family around her
Being the family physician, was Immediately sum,
moned and found her In state OF insensibty, TO all
appearances unconscious 10 everything around her
bucket OF warm water procured In which to place
her feet che Immediately gave the vessel violent
blow with her foot which succeeded by as severe
q spssm as have ever witnessed. So violent ii
about the muscles of the throat and diaphragm that
strang ulstion seemed to be inevitable.
These spssms continued throughout the night recur
ring at intervals OF ten 10 thirty minutes After the
paroxysm had subsidized, she would become conscious
and conversant | frequently tried her with water
through the night and sometimes At her own request
the mere taste Of It, In fact the sight OF IT, was sufficient
10 produce the spasms.
The next day, Sunday. DIR. jackson visited her. She
continued extremely III, the attacks becoming more
and more violent On Monday II wac proposed TO sd
minister the Choroiorm, for the purpose OF over
coming the severity of the spssms than with eSpec
taton of its producing permanent relief The inhaler
used al hrst but could do nothing with H. AS she
would bite severely everything within reach OF the
mouth. A concsvo piece of sponge was substituted
pouring the chloroiorm In IT, and then applying Il To
the mouth.
The very first attempt acted beautifully. As
the spasm commenced the sponge was applied, and In
q minute almost however wild and rayng she may
have BEEN abe would sink down upon her pillow In a
state Of perfect cslmness and repose which was soon
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PARIS GREEN ) RRAEp.

fiNHE >JbSCk lStk, maulfscrlfrr uf ne a'oTe wen
hlo7l article, lks oPe el lt-e ri 3. Sur lF-s p
here - ~. keep sCUst.Iy UI fs1t c1r re.- sls-r-
ueu % >lsd-s sld Coruces N pui ~ boa ary a.
gfpcl1 l C m hsrtsrr- packages sui CO1verlsut
ard VII be sod 10 clsntes slf pa chaser. Narrsntel
lilly soGsl g samples. THEODORE SCHWARTZ
re Sf..>ls
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Donesatc Parts.

~Kw ORLEANS Nov ilkr - = 81 r-s,r~turs R5~srs b.
TON grpercr Bro~s Cossr parsy. Nforss Ea.e~ts \
ea u ss 81 C.rogs Scorer soso1 earas CA,cn Wazx NJ
4e Jss-rc soera Barley Hsbsg CA sAps - joAa sloce
coss Ash,sns. Rlcs Nf0ss e4k D<Phcs Crnusl. hosca
SAVANNAH Ne lAkTs sA9 lalr- pa<ksft L-srPcos ca
sAir s,los. ppskzs2 LeGpssl
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pAPEK AT REDUCED PKICEs--CYRUsw
a FIELD CO Paper Wsfen0use, IL CLSsf tnear John
New YORK, Offer In lots 10 s1i purchasers Of
agrst and desirable stocks Of Paper 10 he intsi
oaies VERY much lower than before Amorx
he great bar sins msy be found
Zoo reas good white pxln ard ruled letter a. a l3l
per
1900 rsanas good white plain and ruled cap. At o. Is
Per rsem-
100 reans good white "a. cap si o. 50 per rsan
ieo.GS lbs good straw boards sf 2 cts perlb
s9aoo he good binders board 81 cts Der ID
$500 .bs good hanging pager O. Il eis perh
ss,e0o DE Eas hsaxiaE pspss ess psfb. nD av
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SECOND BOARD

The ceipts on the State Canals 10 the ith
November but little $4,000 behind those Of
the period sst year and are larger than those Of
any prevoss year excepting the last The EoenHs
Journal furnishes the following statement the amount
OF tolls received on all the NewYork state Canals IN
each Of the following years during the second week in
sovenlber and the totas ap % the 18th November
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DODRING.-GOODwIN's ROOFING. New ROOF. o,
bridges over sqgEss - per square; over IN rfnc q,
sanges :. 70 4 esniA sod warranted Goodwir's c-m-ot
snsstng 10 Ad ne sane a. states shnSles IL i'm
cheap dars0e ard fre-proof IL b waksc over x1tr
OF IL 1ry, References zEt specnscs a. = Ws.t Brosd
vay ssivss1 cEsnosrs nd Warren ss a lns
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nR. l.. II. ROSS, lais Of he United States Army,
~ axes pleasure 10 informing his d friends a1d he pub
c generally hat hanz returned 70 this city after alb
selce u over sO years during wseh time DC lad devoted
b. arruOn hose diseases incident 70 the u
zn1 unhealthy climate, 10 has opened hls Ohce
l Bare hr roof where ne viii he lad 10 ii.
friends zlc Al Who aoOrng under diseases Of any kind
or usllrr. Particular attention viii be paid the
r-smeL " scrO1a Old sores, mercural diseases rheo
u-n wounds VI a. descriptions. cramp, dis OcaO1, d.
zrhsa 1c-rarc throat ry-s, obstinate c1tsnscls
erIpuons. asthma, coughs, &c kc Dr. Ross deems Il
rsce-.sry mention nat hs experience 10 al d be zoOys
diseases. 10 he 20 ne io~E and On TIC tatsf-d While
Mexico, enoOtels him o. make strong professions
h-if mmeo ais and speedy cure. Dr. Roses spansh I'm
hIoczOn article celebrated throu xhouf Mexico FOR me
guck aid permanent u fneunsus spr.ins &c HIS
Eye Save Justly ceeoraied for eyes inesn-d
eyecs, only article which b relied upOn In
Oi ~esk eyss Ills AsFsiy- syrup slsIds gn-cg.le1 BY
any preparation for Purifying me blood and Civ
me rl3 w.
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~ 49, 49, ny sa 1iiSS'o -.

sms WIN smssou, Ber ningi0n RutaEs, Lohsrou spnss
&c via the HOu-stOnc Railroad
The steamer NIAGARA, Cspt = Brooke Jr stl @ss
New YORK nom the pier foos ~ Market daily lsaHcas
esseptedl At 90 O'Clock or Bridgeport. where ps'ep
ger. take the elegant sud cOmmodous cars or ne hess
tonic Railroad arriving Al he STATE Line llhe wleoa va
he Western Pslroad( "a hslfpesi p. M b ume his
the cars last Og West Fare q. ,iake- ron IN clnect
with the cars 10 Lee Leuog. Old siockhriare, taridls
Winsged and Norfolk, also 10 Lilchned. sharon, Wool
bury, Danbufy and Bethel
No sgent Of ms Company a eutnorzed % 'ahn tasf-e
Specie. Bsnk Notes valuable pApefs, OF % f-css Ben
Tor snspofiaun 90 any conditions freight f-'-isd
the depot ioOl q arEesL fIom O'Clock ~ uni sluss
Positively not ster that ure.
80 O. n PERRY. Agent oTice on iherd
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g. NK,..NnKK.AIHANN & mar

r. - $50 INFO AhsrY ard Troy tl-r-f,--
ssss<~N<AA~-ie Pief az he foot az CoIlsnis Fs,r,
lskns these boats VII arrive r Troy n ere o lss a. a,
les uorrng uaus West o. Su@so. 49, hir' % lst.s
a. ..srea and gharnra.n TIE NV pressure ssarf..
TROY Cart Wm n Frsgs-. Oh MonfAy. " e.ffs AgAss
Yriiav Il 3 O'Clock rhs reN ard a. erit s..~
hrW fMPlRE Cart " " ruppsf on rltsdsy Thsr.
dsy and Saturday, a. p orccs Frrlgh mus 's pa .
charge ~ ne Frrlgt Arert De- Ccmr ~ ~i rs B.
re.nau. he f,r oss Ftr passage 81 frry rn noVt .
~ : CHAMBERLAIN a. ne ohr- on he stu7
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pENOyAL.-CHAsE p. FoLwELL, Draper Tailor,

DENONAL.-CHAs p FOLWkLL. Draper Tailor,
lthss reno ed from 5a 10 bis Old STAND ~ brosiway cor
o. join az stairs he thanks i0 bis friends and pat
rous hO have hitherto favored him, ard socs aconfcu
suce iiewl always have % hand selection % cloths
simeres and vesungs which be- viii make Up 10 The nOsi
fashionable STILES al The low price u from 60 10 - FOR
dress frOcs and oyercOss, Oh-r garments 10 proportion
Terms cash. \. b.-Waiier Mcneil ale lockwood 4
Mcneil assist. experimenting The Cung and invites hs
f0-ud. 10 cau A. above ME lw
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Ia - HUDSON AND BERKsHIxE
49, RAILROAD -RcIald ylfh hs.ra hi

r.t raj and open 10 Chatham rour -Cornsrs
- - ssyo hudson daily Sundays excepsed) ~ IA and
= f-n e1nnecung aChafhsm four Corners with West
&c noesAtonic Railroad Trsns conveying passengers
70 sos,oo Springfield, Puzzled North Adams ~es stock
<mrning the cars leave Chatham FoarCorners 81 . A. NJ
NC Z N OF 90 arrival u trains from the East arriving
hTrson 10 lime FOR the boats 70 New-York, &c
Hudsou. Nov 9. iSts uIf ew.
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fi,IN,yARE MANUFACTORY FOR -AiE.-


DRINTING INK.-JOHN q. LIGHTBODY 10 con
slanly manufacturing and has always hand svery de-
scrpuou Of Printing Ina rom the hnes Black and COOrec
TO News Inks which he wsrrsnis equal any nsn1
fscmred and low prices be sod by any regular
manufacturer Orders forwarded by s,esmhoa. Or railroad
10 Any psn Of the county By addressing note 10 me al 50
ROsesi.
Ps-This paperhs printed with my News lni also
gr-si many other In ibs ciy Phadephis, Boo
Ton Baltimore, NevOneAns and other cities snd towns
De ff@f- suaf
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y HTllk uf All AlhNhNA ANAi.''
Y nFBTOR-B. ,ri-rol he Hon Jss.i O. Ntstes Ael'e -
10 Ctr rf Bufs5 h-rrnT Efrl. 1arsa'f ~ ~
al sE- s.rfrt4 laf.rrr-- affartrerfs tltnsf a.eN
i-ct.Is. tlst sffi arrest at' go
t-t Che eI ID so4 iof - pay 7- %
Do appear AID tsiarE- such st'i,N-i t.'l ~,
he rlrr.-rs sns te.ts 10 Or tn e rrs.ieai' . -
.s very f be- 90 try rrfrrf fi. 'l' '
h-r.r- ID r srf frtrsrr uf lrF ssl Fnf~f. a 'i
~. ~ y, al. IT,. 49, ra Da,-i Basa. >1fsrtcf y, $50
-..- naELEA 1 nNIN 49,. IL A--L- l------r.
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SuDpIN DEATH or WnR AND ARREST on
rHx HVssANp-Ihere was considerable excitement in
Ann-st this morning from the announcement that 4
wife hsd been murdered during the night in cellar OF
that street by her husband The of the husband
10 janice Henry and of the wife Mary Henry. and the
circumstances. learned them, follows
The husband has been for the last three Of very
Incorporate habits abusng and beating bis wife At
time. IL 10 said. attacking her with and hef
body Is covered with bruises the effects OF his blows
Last evening she appeared 10 be as well usual and
purchased Loaf OF bread OF grocer IN 'he vicinity io
two children, Of whom IL said O. be very bright
iitsle boy Daring the evening her husband hsd quar-
rel with her nd beat her after which they went 10
bed. and when Henry swoke ia the morning he found
that hs wife dead and cold. Upon becoming aware
that she WAS really dead. Henry seemed 10 be much
Affected. and his loud lamentations brought IN crowd
OF neisheors and also Police officers Spear aud shuse
who deemed Il their duty to arrest Henry 10 await an
insesnSsnon cy Coroners Jury An inquest was held
upon the body by Coroner Pratt DR.. Aver called
10 examine me body, and could ind wound which,
IN ns opnen had caused her death though he thought
IL probable that the heightened abuse and bestngs Of
her husband might have contributed TO that result
There were three men no slept ia the same room with
the parties one OF whom heplessly drunk and the
others partially Intoxicated. The deceased has broth
er ~ho is ssid TO Re a hard working honest man Ia
appears from the testimony Of OF the persons who
slept In the cellar that Henry nsing that bis wife id
not get UP this morning began beating her though il
probable ths; she then dead Tue same witness
also stated that Henry kicked bis wife seven or eish,
times the mis- hs before after which she exclaimed As
she lay upon the floor" am finished" The follow
ing 10 the verdict OF the jury The said Mary Henry
came TO her death between the hours Of O'Clock Of
the evening OF November Il, and o'clock AN Of the
leyh by repeated hlows and kicks inflicted upon her
head and body BY Jas. Henry, her husband" Henry
IVES committed 10 jail, and will probably be tried Tor
manslaashter. Boston Traveller, 18th
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~ry.ssxs7Ss,y.IoRn AND

fff+ ~ fItIf NNIIlHINI'- ,<Ist.
S4rTey .irrHlgcgenf
from May /, 1913, until farther notice
FOR PAssESGERs-L Leave NewYors lffom ihs iOc d
Duane 81 at O'Clock, AN. and 0'cocl, 2 NJ icf ~
mont Blsuveltyle, ClsIksOwn, Spring Valley, Mo1rf
Rsmspo, Monroe WORKS Turner's, Monroe OtfOrd, CO
ter Goshen, New Hampton, Middleio~n, how-fs, VI
vile and Port Jergls.
For New Yofg and Intermediate places-L-tVe Pod la
Wis al N and At r n OusVille a. 70 A n and
M; Middlelogn, al An. and = D. Ooslen,1 ~
A N. zni 20 Ph.i Chester At ~ A VI and = ' "
All baggage NJ the rsS ~ the owner, uness PAL
charge n th8 baggsg e-maslers thy lus O personal -
gage allow ed 10 each passenger No freight asen ~ -
passenger trtius
nor FsEIear-Leaye New Fork a. D O'Clock, Pm N
bArges samuel Marsh, Henry sgydam Jr and Dunkln-
Leave POu Jeryis al A " OusYille, ~ 10 AN Nd
detovn ~ II AM Goshen sI IL ". and Chester ~
MiLs will be taken morning and evening by uslns 40
niug expressly Tor that purpos.
as H. T. SEYMOUR Superintendent
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- Do III -
Il he Eighta-av from Eghty-ninh 20 Nnety-ihrd ss
- and OBJ balance on said streets. for sale Al >5u rer
LOT with chance 10 get hout farther charge one u the
seven buildings valued al s5oo one Al 40 and
he rest of less value For msps &c Inquire OF
nl0Im. 4 WHEELER C0unseor-sfLa~, 10 Nah--t
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hgo chsnge situated miles from New Brunswick, J.
49, ara pass the door and depot within few rods Good
houses and bsrns choice apple orchard OF 100 trees and
5000 peach trees Inquire Of
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HYDRAULIC PRESS fas Prniers Wsr~room.
HOES tnalse1ar- IN p-rec. order .srgesg size win
paste boards and press boards TAs caste boards =
.nches of :, nche- 81 sac 5srfsn. Apply GEO
BALL. N tie Tnbgss Pressrooa Is pksWs
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r-s.P,--.cE nspICEp- No NO

r.,,- Nt<. NOPOLN -fFeulnF luc inf 4 s.f 1f1lst
ssessss.>ss~ rect 10 q ocuek frum ihe Bog mtHRh
insou It ifrsi ehose bHrCsy1 steamer hlt Al VIA
KIF Cant Samuo. Schuy. tf u.I leave nn Hufty Wei
nesdaV. end F1tsN. al lalk " ~ passs'- =
freight srnIv on boani or ia SHn'es 40 fte - a,
he docs Thl. lOaI 100 srrr tf a rHts srpe ~.
f,r tls morning trains ka.i uI West frr. tskfa rt
eI.e rsfes Al persons are forbid uuiNnr 'ha t. uak
ont written order 'rum Che Osrtru. on
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Dy ORnFR of Hnrsrst'- nsnrI irefshnn, 90 no -
DJsss-aof Corr,1 Pes. or Pro t as 'f'is on
hereby nrsufn to fHe pr"t'Hlf ' -
.f.fr- t.t,rr- t1srrf rtri AT '
r-s-farf debtors that h-t hts -lr ssnsi s -ti o
rOHAN~Fs RnsfNG Ro<INo < COMPANY resident oi tfr
men m German fhsf The vi oe -f ~ - f'e r"
ana fsh t1h st hn-f tfoff
81 i ,thr line NINTH. r the ff.f rHtfrttfr o fs u'tH-
40 "a, t- r.,-l o suy le6f. So 1 hm t r-~a oi rs
delivery n h property eIlN
ra stare h-,aa hrl nt the transfer oi sufh property ~
n trhiissn bi iss. ans are tri - cay 10
hitNAh NJ !. ~
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TO LET

sE ~TRAlI POWER TO LBT.-A trs rooa
- TIE TrbUne Buildings " let win srsn F0~e'f
- App.v 70 "a Hlo-i~ay-
- TO IET-Psr Of he honse Isl Dusne-sL q pssie
- Dus-s-scgsre Tha isf ard q stories may De hso 70
- .ether ~ separate. may be seen IRON ~ 70 - -
Ply 70 5. H. DAY, T. SPrnce-si 20 soy . 49,
- TO LFT-Th- arge chsrsl y ne Urir-fsiiy, sl'n
q. 10 he vsraird by = Georges Cnlrch W. e =. !.
~ co1grerston - place q worship A-o 0se or -
roo. 10 et Inquire % the Jsnlicr University ouu'ns
al eocT --
g. TO IFT-A hrse-sfory house IN T~cn -see,n1,'s
o. sre 1rs east ~ F0urfh-aTr1le. occlptl " ~ -
- - phl Is willing % paw ne rrat lol u-s .
Ma re % Co i-t The house without tnA -oll--ot ~
Re u he oecpslt ef rs residence evening" Ut ~
fee. 81 Fl-ton-st - story
n. TO IET-Parts Of houses IN The nav olicinss 90
.. Flr.t-Er and TWeNhsf Th-g have ne roio, w.
- r 81 esch soor. snd In lie ~ashroonl sns ta.ni-
Lee v.ltnr very con veuient APARTMENTS a. REASONABLE
-.r,. srs rviied to lOos these They WI be resfy
shf he Ia ~ Dec Also 20 IT. stores VIII oact ICONS
Apryto Iul3 iuFl {. FOLSOM. ~ Avsnle ..
tn RFNT-A saig Of three rooms on he 50 1oor
= IN II Nssssu-sl corner 81 Johnr admrany cAcu-
III -a pr oces or any kind Of respectable asency NJ
..r,r business They thoroughly nued up As ohces
- h- fruiiure vii be sold win he lease, which runs Tor
~. y-a. Ard The s-sees unavoidable detention 10 ~.
rn- Inc onv FOR letting them Inquire " JOHN
NORTH. H. MEte1-lAne. up stairs oei~e eu To zid =
"a r4H
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Ia .M6RaisTo&s hN6 6cyfisS

E<R NM bOfLh-
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
-Utnfcr frrdHgcusHf-Commenring Moudsy November
3. 1913. The Passenger trains vii leave NEWTON of
Dover and inlefmedise places a. A. ard 3, Pm
Newark FOR Dover and intermediate places 81 ari u
= N Dover for Newar and Ne~-York 81 "a A N sndi
2. NJ mOrnsOwn, Newark aud New York AT 4. ard
:, NJ freighitfsln win pa-seus attached 'eases
Dover Al 81 A NJ arriving Al jersey Cry al % ~
turning, leaves Newfors n 4 Ps-sengers ny asse
trains received and delivered each way N0nh ed
South Orange Milviie, summit Chsham. Msdison, MOI
iso1n, Morris Plains Denyile aud RockAva y A. Dover
connecting with the passenger .eas- 100
Successfully, SiarhOge aud Newton daily Milford, spshs
and owego, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Frjsg.' spd
JohnsOn'urgh, bsifsiO~ Columbia Delaware WalefOsp
slrocdsDurgh continuing 10 The Lackswsnns Worss, $50
lng through BarOnylle, stanhOpe, Pa. smiths Ia'ep
Nesgesyiiis Clifton, Dunm0fe N ydo PAfk 10 Pr0yioeDoe
on esdss fhursdsys aud Saturdays AMI returning ne,
the afternoon trsns for NYOrs Al DenWle. ssg-s lss
for PO~erye snd BoOnlon tbs arrival n The nofeff
and afternoon uan. from. ard meet tho morning and si0
noon trains for New-fork Al Mofnsiown Stages caves
ms arrival Of me morning passenger trains, To- Mend.
Chester Sch00ley- EOgutzn, Washington, b-lFdefe ~
kason daily, snd meet the afternoon uais Tor New ~
FOR Bzskenndge on tho afriysl u ihe afternoon uass
MOrstDwn and meet the morning train fOr NfoT. Dfrf
Accommodation Car connects ~ Newark win he 0ca
morning snd . o'clock afternoon trains fof New iOfs 81
the n O'Clock morning and O'Clock afternoon Isils ~
New f0rk -
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tpY ORDkR Robert Lansing E County judge o Jefferson
DCauufy hereby gwen that an attachment hs- se'
an-f ELISHA Il ROGERS resident debtor.
be- sold or h- o h trbt-, unless ne
fpt. attachment scoig % W, within
rlfh. publication and that he ~
debts m hu b residents mo state and he delivery %
h. h- of property Nha this State belonging 20 bun
sn suc property him urbtcn By Az,
tli ere vot March 1915 MULLINS & GooDAIi,
n4 isw'rn WATERFOWL. y. Attorney for attaching cf-diof
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COAL.

1 LIVERPOOL ORREL COAI-Receiyed per
snps DAVID Cannon, Sea Queen, Arlington and Corn
well, BANKS superior Orrel Goals di.chargng and
Tor sale BY the Subscriber screened from the yard OF day
cred from the vessel Also, asupefor OF Canne Goals
n. CANY. IN WOOsler-st. Ofcs a Broad st
Peach Mountain, Peach Orchard, Lsbigh ard Beaver
Meadow Goals, selected for family Apply shove
o.pH
rOAI.-i delivering tho best Of Rel Ash Cosi Al
tthe following l0w prices or cash well screened from
he yard, corner u KING sud Greenwich ss Large Sut
- 90 Egg and Stove, - less - cents nom boats Goal
aiwsys dry under cover. lni ln'l PETER CLINTON
COAI--RED OR WHITE ASH Large Nut - ~
v Egg - stove, - per lon-screoned from yards a..
under cover SIS sowery and Hannerssy and Bed
ford IS Less taken from boats o cents res to cam.n
O3l Sun JACOB WEEKS Js
COAL-AT SUMNER PRICEs-P@aeh Orchard aud
v REQ Ash, OF the best quality Also, LehlKh Coal from
ne Lsigh Coa and N Company. Yard, so Houston,
corner Lsurors-st established Ia 1879.
DIS In GEORGE WARNER
PED ASH NUT COAL, 81 j0-Oth-r sizes aad
lasnds al tho lowest market prices Virginia a1d Cum
D-rand coal constantly hs1i. Yard. Twenty.
siKtn-st and Tenth-syenue 100 ~ J. p OsTROx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

DRY GOODS.


GENERAL TAILOR.
PAIL AND WINTER CLOThlNG-lo- FJLION-sI.
EOR CASH, A. retail oliy-We esteem II pleasure 70
show good. le,hei you ouy Or not fol can 'erci
,ro .ock ~ g. 80 % rr,r goods hoshi for cash ard
cut BY experienced cutters, 70 sl A. Classes o. = ps,.
C0sks from ~ 49,
Dre.. s,5 frock coats. frou................ ~ 20 Is
Cosis. sscEs surluts .....'.'...' y y ~
Over szck ogss All business coss from " .
vs.. ~ eo dis velvet 5al ana fancy ON 81 TO
Ci1hs. cassreres and vestngs always on nand 70 maze
ID measure suns furnished il - hours
Remenb-r l0l Fuicn-si directly opposite ne 90 Norm
eh chsrch de Old Sand . ooes e,', . % s'osi"as
Oh ~ DANIEL P SMITH. ic@ Faion-st
ry,o THELaDIE..-PETERR ROBERTS IS Brosd.
wsy. las net received from ancuon ih- i,ltshs ~
double ac- dfess-. A. o. i.g smof9sssfra ss.,e
lfdered sheer sn Do - pairs embroidered Guns ron
e. upwsra 50 thread a-a inutsuon lace cspes "a
sce wells from : f'0 stalc-up collars me" pseinsl
en- breakfast csps from . upward Hosiery unaef.-
drawers sni gloves. fl- s.sorimen- ~ in
ILOaK-. CLOAK- .-chesp the new CLOAK
\ s'ore i0 .-dles and sses c'osks comprising al
The latest Partisan styles oi e must desirable coofs Ane
materials trimmed and finished Of in ne richest 40
si5 ~srh The lsdies OF Nsw-York RrooSiya sud WI
lsmsoarsh sd Ne pubic .enria-' az n, NJ
LEY new corner o. Cstlerinest and Easi bilaa
wsv nii INT
MEXICAN BLANKET-.-l5o cases aud bales
"a e9mpas sgs5s , rseoa os W fa a icy. 'A
OF NEsMiIh co 50 and y Pine--L
lI,ssIC H,TT-.-I.cao bale. OF these wea-kuo~n
VI bsfts W.. be sod l0~ By NESMlrH co.
~ 81 sDd So P.ne.t
: -uBI KTON FLANNEL-.-lo0 cases rNlfA
~ heavy brown and b-shed Canton rsnneis " sale %
on SESniTH co 81 and 81 PinesL
DnINCH INDIGO BLUE PRINTS re-
~ ceiyed consizumeni Of indigo pur Fnnls on me
heavy cloths - inches vide, small patterns Tor SAFE hy
oq c ? HARRIS. % ENchans e-plac-.
CLYDE MILLS BROWN DRILLS inches
tw.de-A superior article " hesvy brown drilngs,
s,itsb.e FOR -xpor for sale by c 2 HARRIS
ol0 n - EXchan ge place.
COiORED CAMBRIC--On hne and medium
\ cloths. escorted colors-ior ISLE by & HARRIS,
oal n Evchsng--nI-ce.