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TUE 1SKEAT ENGLISH REMEDY,

N-TUE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
J%HThe only original and genuin. article for the
GAo Heaves, other Complaints Of the respiratory sp-
p.raus ard arrangement Of The digestive functions In the
Horse is KIRKBkIDE's TattsIssrs Hssye Powders Ii is
warranted to be perfectly sale in al will not neon-
venienee the animal njure he has disease 1t
10 from 20 times cheaper than most OF the limitations
which being circulated throughout the country, being
pu; In much larger packages sufficient 20 cure an ord
OF Hssves and TO administer In dozen cases OF
cold, catarrh. 40.
this season while tbs Horse 10 shedding his coat bis
vital energy much reduced snd he IL extremely liable
n colds nc many OF caves conseed
now, but suppressed BY pasture weaher, u
they break out with full orce In The Fall Thousands Of
Horses be saved from future unsoundress IT, when the
srst symptoms Of cold wbeezng observed few doses
Of rsitersss Hesve Powders should be sdninstsred
They sned TO wholly eradicate recent Here's
this season
GREAT SPRING PuRFIER-The Hesve Powders, given
small dos.s win be found most useful a. this
They stimulate the skin cast of the superfuous hair
ano produce they loosen the hide give glossy ap-
pesrsnee the coat protect against disease they
from their fine Alternative ard restorative powers purify
this much OF the human who find
preparation OF ssrssrsris useful 70 correct the vsied
of the fuics, incident 10 the change Of weather
which. in the Spring Affects sll animal well
bic life. Persons who value their Horses will be
without supply.
Aso for sale at ~ Tattersalfs Bulls Head ard A L.
Winship's. II East Broadway m22 2vs
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full. The worst signs s-e the rapdity OF CONVEX
sions Ia the circles Of the Court and among the
officials; and the demands Of the workingmen'
tinctured a. they are by Communism and Fourier
ism: still / would rather see a good deal OF mis-
chief follow than have these noble fellows and
they are by far the most honest class cheated out
Of what they have bought they did almost al the
hghting) by their blood as they were 10 the ias'
Revolution | believe the King deserved hls late
- They have posted up prayer, whioo,
though rather ireverent, is so good that yielo 70
the temptation of sending it. 1t is thus Our
Lord who ,cast at the Tuieries, forgotten be thy
name thy will be without effect in the Provinces &C..
az in Paris. Leave as oHr daily papers ano lo''
give as oar victory, as we forgive thy obstnscy
, and coun; not upon the balls OF thy Municipal
| Guard. and deliver from thy presence as quick
as possible We ask it in the name OF the re
| Dnfjlic Amen. Where will the end be oil tne
progre" Of Repubtcsnism, if armies cannot pro
tect Kings, and the people manifest everywhere
such nobeness as have this noble people
The facts and suggestions in this long extract
may be worth the consideration Of the readers o.
| The Tribune. hiCHfAiLV'
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TREES TREES! TREEslI,

n LARGE LOT OF AlLANTHUS aud Peach Of
all kinds with many other varieties Of Fruit and Orna
mental Trees-also, 10000 large Asparagus Roots
Apply 70 Mrs. VIM. STEWART, cor. One. Hnnd red and
Twenty sixth and Eighth-ayenue, and JOSEPH LODGE
Norserymsn and Landscape Gardener, Morris.nia De.
pos in Harlem, NJ Y N. B-J. L. in acknowled gns past
svcrs beg also TO he continues planting and
city and suburban Gardens in modern style ms 5ws
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tn TAILORS.

~.rrvrurrs' New ana Complies System OF Coitin
- 49,. n Garments 10 strict AceordAnce with tnc
sJ.1.iSS F.,biou.i rs.dy for delivery sTa esn
y. obtsined Of the suihor. l75 broaaSy p,,s ne,
I'm So 10 those who purchase his former wors - se'
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
To ias Edsse- Of ne Trsess~<

To ESso- Of ne Trssss-<s Brooasn March H. ~"
lately ne, following hsss and 'hnk them good u yoe
are Of the opnon Pssp. you vii have OBJECTION 70 '
then IL 7rb..s Ishoad be pieAsed to seethen here
". A SUBSCRIBER
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ROCK TRADE.
EWBANK.

,r,uE SIXTH NO. OF EwsAHk on Waier asenine'
80 Machinery IN 0snsra 80: - =. eornn.,,s
'5-. r.mb.r. Back Numbers may SUI pS oy,.Su;
y. ~. ~ all Che.p bookselcr
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wa.hinaton Repealer.-Mr. Benton's Letter.

Correspondence OF L he lflDune.
WASHINGTON, April 2, ls4s
The Official report the Washington Repeal Con-
federation meeting has not yet been published with
the exception Of Gen CAss speech, which appeared
in the Union Of Friday last Two or three letters
were received from Members of Congress and
others. who could not attend. Gen. SHIELDS sent
an Apologize letter which bothered the Committee
some what as he forgot to sign bis name MI
CRITTESDEs also sent letter 10 the COMMITTEE,
exua aiming that he was not in town, and conse-
ouepty did not receive the invitation tl after the
meeting He EXPRESSED his full concurrence In
the movement. Mr.. BENTON also sent letter
which is as follows:
WASHINGTON CITY, March q, l94S.
GENTLEMEN The rule which have followed Tor rnsny
wears not TO attend any public meeting OUTSIDE OF my
sste prevents me from accepting the invitation with
which You have honored me but feel nyseH prolOunuy
pressed with the magnitude Of the event you meet 10
celsbrste. -. A., .i...u.
Assembly OF france For people to be free, II IL SUIT
fcient that they will it." Those brief but pfoioono
ords have lust had their impressive realization, on the
very spot 90 which that disciple OF washington spoke
them The French Revolution OF 1913 is one Of WILL
The people tried ST snd 1t and the hrst ect OF s
Provisional Government, for the future government on
France one OF Difference 10 the National " ~ rs
onsl Election ordered aud the whole question Of the
future Government referred 20 the votes of the ench
people IT, in tina, election tn, expression o. the
me fate Of France ID By those who have night 70 TX
IT, aud woe 70 the sacrleEous hand that touches the
wok Respectfully g,ntiem-n,
Your obedient servant. .
THOMAS H. BENTON.
The fall proceedings will probably appear in
the CITY papers of Washington on Tuesday morn
inc RlcByLIEU.
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To TYouSEKEEPERS

IN GENERAL-Just received good supply OF french
IWiIow. ware consisting of Travelling, Work and Fancy
Baskets with good assortment OF housekeeping articles,
tin and Japsnned ware Also for sale variety OF Birds,
long short Cansres Of s., coors from - 10 s6 pair
Of the best Mocking Birds in the CITY also variety Of
CAGES sc &c lnil8 l0t' w HiNh. AZ Third.av. N. Y.
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nIsSOI UTIOS.-T firm OF CORWIN EDDEY
Iva dissolved on the '6ih ultmo By the death o.
Edward V. Eddey. The unsettled business Of the arm
JOHN II. CORWIN
New-Yors, April l, 1913. CoRWlN EDDEY.
~ Wsshinsto corner Murray'sG
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BOARDING.

nOARDING-Two or three single gentlemen OF
ID ssoIlemsn and his wife can be accom- modsted WIN
boad and pleasant In Christian FANNY rear
way above Broome-st on reasonsoe ts,pi
in the house. References exchanged Please soafe's A.
r. this Office
n01RDING-PsTsons IN want Of good board can be
ID sccommod ated A. 5s4 broomest Ihers are sessIa'
rooms 10Th large and small with pantres Croton "sle',
&c Every et,sntiou viii be paid 10 make Il desirable
home, either for gentlemen snd their wives OF 'lnse
gentlemen. Reference siven and required ROY la.u7'
particulars cali as aoove' OF v n hihs' i'- D''''
al lw'
D0ARD ON BROOKLYN Nights, near ~
ID too Ferry, handsome and spseogs sparim EMS,
for married and single gentlemen Inc doqoe ioo,
pantres and wardrObss The location is pheasant 81 q
commands q view Of the city and harbof Apply cst
Willow-st
DOaRD-A private family re,idiBg in South Brooklyn,
ID can accommodate one or two gentlemen ana M
wives or three gentlemen. with rooms sno boao
.tIestI al 3t-od'
IrP TOHN.-Board wanled IS young gentleman Of
~ good standing. lie Will require s3ai roqIhi ~
bresk fast tea aud dinner Sunday he wonld prefer
being In the Second avenue or that negbofnoeo not
ow fouith-st Address with terms box 80 Post Oce
al 81
.PARTVRNTs WITH BDARD-To let, suite
no apartments with bathing room, pantry Se. o.
tsched modern built house on ne wrst ,ids o. nto
wav a few minutes. wax from The City Hall me term
will be moderate. Inquire at ~ Hoason-st. mo- w
a fsENTLENIAN, wife and two children want per.
hmsnent board, from lst Of May, In private fanny
west Of Broadway, between Fulton and Frantin SUI
Terms must be moderate Address O. X Tribune VI
fee In11 Nv
D0ARD WANTED-In the country, in private
Ofmily preferred and In pleasant location. Aeors''
T.. l. u. EewYork Post Office. noV w
BOARDING IN BROOKLYN.-wsnted, By =
10 gentleman snd LADY, two or three welliuIn'sheo
rooms the second floor. with board al pfNHe tsDs
The situation must be peassnt the Heights or s9utn
oecs ma lw'
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FARMS FOR SALE.


&zTWO FARMS, one of them to lease and one for
- sale staten Island, Port Richmond Ferry
Inquire at Annst mt fw
- FOX sALE.-A farm within miles Of the Cityo
Hudson. containing go 1t is said TO Do Of
the most valuable farms 10 Coumbs County-the
wood and timber Is estimated 10 BE- worth At least $4,000
Apply to Idle T. :. HALL, 209 Broadway.
go FOX sALE-A river farm the bay OF Newburgh
~ containing about so acres The house (which is
double) the outbuiliins and fences. new. The
place contains variety Of fruits and and the view
from the house 10 unsurpassed For particulars inquire Of
EDWD X. SUTTON, 7S William-st. or on the premises
OF T : BARRETT. mil 2aw5w'
Ga FOR SALE CHEAP, 48O acres Of valuable land
- situated within two miles OF the villages Of Fort
Mitchell and Wolf Lake, Indiana. To any person de-
slrous Of settling IN the West this Is opportunity
The title being indsputsbs and the property unncUm
bered. For full particulars, apply TO NATHAN GREEN,
q OrchArd-s st after 8 O'Clock p M. mt lTns
"a FOR SALE, OK TO LET-Valuabe property
at Msnhattanvlle, sting Of three lots OF ground
fronting on Boomin gdae-road and cor. OF One Hun
bred and Twenty sixthst On the 10 3sory brick
build 25by 80 f. fitted for store. Also 2stoTy frame
building stable, sheds &c This lisa good stand for carry
log large business in coal, wood, feed, &c The
NswYork and Albany Railroad passes the premises
and il IN Of construction There is good whsr
within short distance. For terms, &c apply on the
premises or 10 j. l.. KNAPP SON,
m29 Wv lOl Westst.
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.I-" MASSAGE So CTs-No MONOPOLY

EE,.s,.s--iS Evening line Tor Albany through direes
at O'clock from the Pier foot Of Robinson.
o. hrst above Barclay. steamer RIP VAN WiNKLE
Capt Samuel Schuyler will esvs Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday, at o'clock, ~ For passage fret ght sp.
ply on bosrd or TO G. L STANLEY, AT the Office the
dock This boat will arrive ali times SIMPLE time for
the Morning Train East West Freight taken At modsr
ate rates
AL persons forbid trusting this bost without wrs
q ord AZ from the captain. rn9n n
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PUREIY yEGETABLE.

nOCTOR Y. J. MATTOCksS BUESA VISTA PILLS.
D-In Offering this medicine To the public, introduce
the most mild easy and certap caharc known not
the least gripping drastic effects attending their cpefs
ton We DO not pretend 70 every form Of disease
with these Pills neither do expect raise the dad
kill the living; but DO know these pills will dis
Of the liver In any or such acute chronic in
psted bovsls headache heartburn aaulency snd IN
fsvers they are The only medicine needed; they viii
break the most maenant type taken IA tbs FIRST stage
according 20 the directions Accompanying each box They
will also remove al female obsruetiOns Immediately and
IN rheumatism and gout they nfsliibe r-zedy II
perseversd in In all affections Of the hdaeys aud
ryorsans We can recommend them a. perfectly sac and
elective remedy; gravel, chronic Inflammation OF the
kidneys or bladder structure be sured in very short
dine with these pills As general esih2rtie they are me
best ever offered to the public because they strengthen
the bowels and leave the system in healthy state ope
rating witnput the least Kr ping or psin- -
sold wholesale and retail by DR.. T. J. AATTOCks, "A
fh ST. Troy and reta ed by his agents throughout the
State.
Agenfs tie Ctty-Genersl Agent $50 Hudson-st-i23
Greenvlehsti SIS Greenwich-sL; la2 Broadway lio
corner Troy st and Eishh-sveuu9; 576 hudsonst f3t
hadson-st ob Grsenxch-st SIS Huoson-Tt; $50 Spring
st. "a sPrinsst. Us Bo~ery as Grsndst; "a Grsndst;
sorner orAnd .nd Norfolk ats. 40 Grsnd-st.
sle Hs~~nrassus
NEW-Y0RK HOMEOPATHIC DISPESs Any,
81 sond.st open daily Sundays excsptedl a. IL
O'Clock, Also II O'Clock, ". Saturday,, for the
restmeuto Of Surgical csses
PHfsleiAss IN ArrEsDkxcE.-NoHdgr Drs. Kirby snd
5sriow 1se,day, Drs Quin and Taylor; WsansIda, Du
Snow and Bowers; Tsiurday, Ora Wright and Bolles
krtday, Drs HAWKS and Allan Saturday, Du Joxin,
Bay.rd, heViskar and Gator. lefn
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|. HARDWARE, HDGE.TOOIs,

&c--CHARLES ;. LITTLE. -uccessor
~ Osborn & Little, Importer snd Gen
eral Dealer in English. German and
ArnArfrao Hardua-A Eufiarv EA..
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WANTS.


SrpD-ion AGENTS TO circulate In the Eastern and
w Ws.tsru States isrgeo edition o. 'es
And United States Form boox ~hleh W. ~ ~ 80 = 80
lew osys Men Of ersray san m she ~ yvvf
Inquire It 81 Nssssu-st a w JUN y " H.
xITaNTRD-A situation IS COOK, By E respeetsols
w ~ 49,. aDo,nsn who understands her business PET
fsctly and ia willing 70 assist with the Ssnns aho ~
80 Good CITY reference Apply al H6 Moist on me
FIRST floor, back roo n.
TaNTED-An industrious, intelligent lad, about ~
w yesr, OF age, attend drug store one VIZ s.-
recornme nd atoms may apply Al 99Ihlra-eyeo9s -
VUANTED-By respectable woman stas.lon N ~ !,
w s.hs,vn.s or general homework. Please ca5I 81
d CIsTE-.t back room, on the fret door ~ u
XITASTED-A clerk Ia a layers once espa ~.
w younF man one who writes sood hano ane :.
aa.inted With the ordinary routine OF business a.
VII b. paid Address giving name aud feisie.1
GIL Post Ofice
RESPECTABLE GIRL wpnt' 'tea ia.a ., -
objection 10 20 III. country can get COCO e' D.
Cal At 1914 Mott-st 3d.sory, front room -
KEsIDKNT TEACHER-l' wsntsd 10 . 's "a
~ Rov, school near the City. His serVlces ee IeqI
.bisag in the Mathematical Department Sa4hy 49, -
hoard $50 An inierviev will be granted aD9a. W ~
n, an 81 Aur Address post paid under rear name "a
Cb,Tle. Frszisr. 4 No lao Nsv'Yort. al ~
.sTED-ase y active you're men 70 south o.
w West 10 set a agents for the sale OF new ana
npbio,ous-SoO and above their erpens>s VIII us
n.u,sd 20 them in writing with an opportunity OF oiSs
ns 600 per year soras zen no" n ou III pP,nsn,s,
Zach man will have HE district IL VIII os -,
thsy 70 have at least fros. SIS 70 SO 70 obtsn goo
sins out Apply At FRENCHs Publishing Han rs
Brosds,sy ID stairs Office OF the Flag OF our Union
letters must be postpaid.
WANTED ED s6nS S PoPss: .syuiy
"a Address Box l4i2 Post Office. Brokers nsee so'
apply.
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~ y1sss:vs.i Erie RaiLk6AD Eaasltc
2 HOUsATONIC
I m An Nh ~
hAlLhOAD.
The steamer NIAGl

~ SS@Q RAILROAD.
The steamer NIAaA-
RA, Captain Brooks Jr will leave New.York from the
pier foot OF Markets street, DAILY. at s. O'Clock A. NJ
Sundays exceptsd) for BRIDGEPORT, where pss.sn.
take the elegant and comnodious Of the Hou'
r. NJ "'O'A surviving ~ ''A'' Limo !" QUO ana ~ ="
Stages run in connection with the cars 10 Lee Leaoy
Old stockbdge, Curtisvle winsted and Norfolk Also,
to Ltchfeld Woodbury., Danbury AMI Bethel.
charge Of Specie Bank Notes or valuable psps-or to
receive them for transportation on any eondition
O'Clock A. NJ all O'Clock NJ Positively ths,
hour. q. N. PERRY. AGENT omes on the pier.
"a TK% AsEA AssesknEST 5i.. TO-
ps,sis, 1y aofp s, and E.ssoS trains
rom s..ssss,. SsyIns sb sas Sumse
nisht travel The sooas,n, bZ The Great United
sss MAY sd . ssd w s.1s rs
Cincinnati, 81. Louis, New Orleans, and the South
West Passengers going directly through By the States
Leave Nsw.York foot Of Libertyst ct sA NJ. and "A
for phis and connest with Ices for Baltimore
Leave Philadelphia By lor N. train for Baltimore and
arrive in tine to connect With II train fo Pittsburgh
and Wheeling going directly through without delay
Eleventh snd Msrsststs At 8, n for Baltimore ana
arrive time with az train for Pittsburgh
Ia Issve % By ssss from Doci
ct wharf tsnndsys sxcsetedl and lodge IN Baltimore
III, osy linz o. Sandy son rAd''h' for S'
Leave Baltimore At u A. NJ sna4P.a daily BY the
Leave c s1n Ss MeP NJ .udsAM. by twenty
daily lines Of the National Road and Good Intent sssa
Companies and srrven Pittsburgh or Wheeling next eve
Passengers for Pittsbarsh take the splendid and
modern built steamboats, at Brownsyte and thereby have
rlr.rcis.. .,esmsoai. Iesvs Pittsburgh and wheeling
regularly add psssngers are forwarded without delay 70
Soe- are not soa ia to
Psssenger,for Baltimore, Pittsbursh or Wheelng.
.on. selling tickets in Yoi Sr other pss, and
holders OF srch tickets suppoans they were suthoIsso
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The subscribers have this day entered into coPrtner
chip, under the firm OF CORWIN MORGAN, for the
If rausacting the wholesale Grocery and Com
mission business at Isl Washington, Of Murrsyst
New York, April /, lS45. JOHN H.. CORWIN
al j.. N.
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PERMITTING TYPE.

WILL BE SOLD AT BHUCE's NETWORK TYPE
w FOUNDRY, after March rs, ls4s. at the following
| very low prices, for approved six months notes:
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- perty-A farm about acres pleasantly situated
Long Island, hours ride from the city by rail
road the farm there s good house kitchen, barn and
other out.buidinzs good well Of st the door,
orchard Of apples cherries peaches pears and ounces
and variety Of shrubbery together with the crops
IN The ground Two-ihrds Of the money can remain
mortgage For farther particulars inquire at 20 new
number Spring ST. would be let low to good tenant
lnua
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE o.

III SBARGES.-Tbs bargss CLINTON Cspt
-Wtsie, every Monday EXCHANGE
Capt Rosekrans. every Thursday. P0UGHkEtPsR
foot Murrsy-st for passengers and freight
The above Barges are elegantly furnished with stats
aud spacious ard comfortable c,bins, and
pressly fitted up for the fort and convenience Of p
Arrive Poughk eepsie in time for the stages
O Sharnn. PIN. Plain.. and Ne -MiIiOrd. n3l
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". W. VAN WAGENEN, IS Wall,sL or
ml6 I'm GEO b. ROLLINS, n Wall-st
~. FOK sAIE-TO LET. funi.hed or unfal

1-r. FOX sALE-TO LET. furnished uniur.
vi nished-Or 10 Exchange Tor City Property-A very
A desirable residence In the vicinity OF Sing Sing,
within q few minutes walk Of the lsning, whence steam
boats ply twias day TO New York IL is perfect order
and commands ine view Of he Hudson River The
ground which consists of about half sJrs IL well
stocked with ornamental and fruit and shruhbery
The steamboat Columbus the city from the foot Of
Chsmbesst every morning AZ haltpsst o'clock for Sing
sing aud returns the afternoon For terms kc ap
ply 70 A. w. BRADFORD, Esl - Nasssust. New-York,
or to M $ G. NICHOLS near the landing AZ Sing Sing,
who has the key of the premises.
Also frstcass two story house n Seventhst 7th st
Apply to VIM. RUSSELL, s. Pne-st mil 2sw3~E
II MILLS FOR SALE, TO lease or To let ana i'm
Sa; mediate possession gyep.-The new factory build
ings and wster privileges, situated IN Murderer's
Creek Orange Co. State OF NswlorS, being one mile
from NewWndsor and Cornwall Land ing fosr miles from
Newhurg and quarter q mile from sloOp navigation
well known a the snuff Mills
The property consists of 80 OF land 5sory
brcs building 100 feet by so, large dwelling house both
put NJ SEASON under the supsnteudence and drec
Of Mr. G. Leonard cost OF % 600, aud e ghi good
buildings for work hands for other purposes and fruit
trees Of all Kinds the premises
The whole will be sold bargain will be leased 90
favorable great improvements going In the
neighborhood and the Hudson River aud New-York h
Erie Railroads IN the vicinity and when finished will
furnish easy communication from the mills 70 the city OF
Nsw-York
The premises can he a. any time, snd ssit IL not
peced any will purchase without examining the
property farther description is deemed unnecesssry
For terms and other particulars apply At
NIL tt MRS. O. b. MILLER K co. 40 Water-stH Y.
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- E'fEI'1.i
dwelling house 80 feet square beside piazza al
view Of the City, Bay and the Nsrrows; the house Is
thoroughly finished, the large, with ceilings OF IA
feet on the first hoor and the basement containing beside
kitchen. cellar panfies and bAthng-room abundant &C
commoda,on for domestics lot Of land Of dimensions
desired BY the purchaser will be sold with the house
Also cottage sites and building lots either single or In
parcels, as may be preferred.
The situation Of this property the most central In the
I'm proving part OF the island and II Is believed prop
e the neshborhood Of the city presents favorable
an opportunity Tor investment Apply TO
W W. VAN WAGENEN, IS Wallsl or
y IL
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nyORDER of Robert Lansing, Esquire, County Judge
ID Of Jefferson County notice Is hereby given That an
Attachment has ssued against the estate Of ELISHA -
ROGERS az nonresident debtor, and that the ssme VIII
be sold for the payment his debts unless he appear and
month, from the first publication Of this notice and hst
the payne Of any debts due TO him by residents OF this
State and Inc delivery him or for his use OF any proper
~ within this bel0ng 10 him. and the transfer OF
an such property BY him forbidden by aw and are
void-Daled March B, l848. NULLlN GOODALb,
Water,own, n. Y. Attorney, for attaching creditor
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BARTON, lO7 Canslstrset, near West
H& ay-Res pc cf1lly 10 forms the ladies Of New
York and its vicinity, that she has on hand fash
va ionabls assortment Of Millinery and Straw Bon
nets and socits continuance OF the patronage already
90 literally sw srded to her. m3O lw'
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SOFA :Sg:,lsr article, ~ i.I -; y
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
County of NewYork notice IL hereby given 70 al per-
sons having claims against WILLIAM DUBOC kDihu'
late Of the City Of NewYork cooper deceased 70 Pee
cent the same with the vouchers thereof TO the uosrloer
A. his residence No 81 Csrmine street. in the CITY OF
New-York, before the fourth day OF August next
Dated New York the thirty first day Of January, 1919
N lspern. AMEDEE NIGNOT, Executor