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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

The DISTINCTIONS IN THE SUsQUEHANSA-We
Learn, by the way train. that in from Hsvre de
Grace last night that the distractions formed by the
Ice In the Susquehsnns st contnce as formidable as
ever though II thought, from the change in the
weather. and the general appearance Of the river that
there was strong probability of the ice breaking up
either during the night or to-day.
In this event the travel the railroad could be re.
sumed Immediately. 40 the Company with the aid Of
the steamer Relief have succeeded in extrcssng the
steam ferry boat from ts dangerous situation and have
rot IL saely into the dock this aide OF the river
The water in the Susquehanna still continues very high
but 40 far As we could learn no further damage had
been done, either q. Por, Deposit Hsvre de Grsce.
baltimore American, 9th
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Uomeatic Ports.

BOSTON ebs-Arr slip shesi8 Lewis NOr~a1si bafs Stan
hoai Ksns smyrna. org Hshaaser. Ksrsn. Grans CanAy
Iohs Daon Burke,i sa;ia RIVER CO. sAP John H1i7i Hea
s,fsn NOresns. eagks Bsn A3an Couo ssasal Mas a1
Dsvis sAtuAr- brgs Aiu NOreaus d fera-A. Grsn No
bic. .chr New -Yors Gooossii. Niork
SEWHAyES Fsb S-SAss brig verssles Pe.se;or Rec.
PROVIDENCE FeS SGD, brig Hama DeSlsoa. Charleston
So big Dsus Hgns hAstons for, . oze Tor C1Aresioa
sAlEA, Fsek-C1, sng Neress, Fsesas, Cssaas.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
20 49, 49, c.s.r,s. pEFaarNEST.

Po.T OFFICE, LErTER c.Es5r,s. pEIAsTNssr'l
r. The following stations sre est.on.hed "a
BrAneh Poet Ofoes, by suihony Of ne fos Oes D-ps-
spslaing Shepherd. booksellers isst Broadway.
Merchant. Exchange lsis Dannins' HOTEL cor "Ash-
irgiou snd Cortland .,,,.-..
theodore R De forest. druggist q Greenwich, cor.
sal Mo-. .,.so.er.. % val cor Nassau
George Sestili sisrorsr Wa cor a.-f
Peer ". Ardsrs9n. dTls.,, =, r9ill cor " a'sf-
: n Crane, bookseller. 80 Peail e.
W ar " IN 4 Go hii-s and leather, 75 Cod.
Bel * Gl1ii. printer ~ Nasssu-'t
Wllsm NAM. drugEisi - brosdWsy, CT q annsrs
= T Gre-n druggist 3'9 SrosdSsy, cor Walker.
Jsu-- sym-. physician. f6i BrotcWsy, cor Grand
Henry F-l-f, wines, ~ ofoiaNAy'eof llLc-'
Cbs..er D-gas grocer sel sr0s1 say, cor Amiiy-
Augusta. r Csuriey-r. lookils glasses l. Broadway.
Joha C0oE grocer. 755 Broadway. cor hizhin
Hercsr-su. drlgg.. 81 Broadway, cor foufieenl-st
James O.sros. druggist. SIS B1vrry cor Seconded
FredsrieE Lee hsrdWsre - bowery cor S,suioa -
John AxsJrd. bcoksei e. lds bJwery.
Henry A Patterson L CO hardware, = Bowers
John M9u..sn. thread And needles ll5 CtAihim cor
Roosevelt
q III 4 : A bgr-- sts. o1ers u bnaihan, ard -
AID ihe sun Csc-
Each station VII be Visited lines day, a. ". i.
ana sud 6 o'clock Pm by persons appointed Or that
civ Leer. collected Al o'clock VII be delivered By tie
Mai Leisr Carriers win Their ls sn1 nose 81 u O'Clock
With their = delivery. a. one cent
Letters fr The Mails deposited before O'Clock vii e
carried 10 The Posi- Oace s lime io ne afternoon MsiI
Tie collection O'Clock VII BE- FOR The Mails which are
closed 10 the night ard early Do ne morning one eerI 10
be prepaid ior eseh Letter.
he severs stations the Letter Csrers WINDOW 10 The Post
Circulars ef Al tie Letter Carriers window 10 tie Post
Oce any q he Branch Fots Oces delivered alone
cent each. prepaid.
Brsncbei vii be established To other paris Of the city
soon e. t.@ arrsr genleris csn be- con pleted.
7-5I z. ROBERTS, sap't ofthe cify Poet.
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RRnnKIYN

Kings County CoURr or OYER AND TERNINER AND
CeV Cortrth- ABOVE Courts orsaasec yestefs, Cor he
feoruars The following banned gentlemen ta-n -upau
need Jurors. OeolEc , ke. Foreman VILLAIN
Nicholas johnson. Thomas Nau ssat John Necls. w
au I-4lran Saydam John U1ierNooa james laser
"a John nu. Cou-ycu. Jau r. Pre- Nstan- Gardner
Hras Dssman berarca Nocfher lsa, nro-
Waam b. Cooper Efslerk Scaol-. appropn.fs
change l-s
% commea. Ihs PESO Jarlrs cSAes
today. When he cadar be Commenced art
pree~5e3 >agris ~hea Judge Mafss vii bold
seca Tenn OF the CoaTi AID "a Matss neat The
49,.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Tur VOICE OF THE PEsTrLRNcE.

THE fOICE Of iHE fBciiLENN@
rrbb splendid poem was written in 1881, on TIE ap
roach Of the Cholera from the East toward the west
n parts Of Europe and s appropriate to its renewed
,psrtion and Westward progress, as mentioned In re
mt journss-Ed.l
BlxArHLEss the course OF the rae mite horse,
Bearing the ghastly Form
Rand and dark the specter bark
When il sweeps before the storm
8slefully bright through the torrid night
Enssngulned meteors glare
Fiercely the spires Of volcanic hres
Stream the sulphurious air
Shades of the slain through the Murderer's brain
Fit terrible and dresr--
shsdowy and swirl the black storm-drift
Doth trample the atmosphere
But swifter than all with darker pail
OF Terror around my path.
hare arisen from my iampless prison
Slave OF the high Gods wrath
A deep Voice went from the Firmament,
And II pierced the caves Of Earth
Therefore came on my wings Of fame
From the dark place Of my birth North
And II IL said - 60 forth from the South 70 the
Over yon wandering ball
Sin IL the King OF that doomed Thing,
And the ain. beguiled must fall -
Forth from the Gate Of the Uncreste,
From the portals Of the Abyss
From the caverns dim where vague Forms swim,
And shspeless Chaos is
From Hades' womb-irom the joyess tomb
OF Erebus and Old Night
From the unseen deep where Death and Sleep
Brood Ia their mystic light
I come-I come-beiore mo are dumb
The nations, aghsst for dread
Lol have past as the desert blast
And the millions of Earth lie dead
A voice of fear from the Hemisphere
Tracketh me where fly
Earth weeping aloud Tor her wldowhood-
A wild and desolste cry
Thrones and Domlnions beneath nay pinions
Cover Ike meaDest things sunce
Melt from my presence the pride and the pleas
OF pallor stricken kiDgs
Borrow and mourning supremacy scornine
Ny throne is the boundess Air
Ny chosen shroud 10 the dark plumed cloud
Which the whirling breezes bear
Was not borne on the wings Of the Morn
From the jungles OF Jessore,
Over the plain Of the purple main
To the far Msuritian shOrel
To the isles which sleep on the sunbright deep
OF a coral-psve sea,
Where the blue waves weller beneath the sheter
Of Heaven serenity lters,
From the womb Of the waters athirst for slsugh-
rose that thirst 10 safe waves,
These green isles are graves In the waste oil the
Their beauty 10 desolate
From the wide Erythresn the noise Of my PHan
Rolled on the Southern blast
Eternal Taurus made answering chorus,
From his glaciers lone and vast
Did | not pass his granite mass,
And the ridged Caucasian hill
Over burning ssnds-over frostchaned lands,
Borne at my own wild will
Then bark 10 the beat Of my Fastening feet,
Thou shrined in the sea
Where are thy dreams that the Ocean streams
Would be safety unto thee
Awaken awaken my wings are shaken
Athwart the troubled sky
Streams the red glance of my meteor lance,
And the glare Of mine eager eye
Harken oh hearken my coming stall dsrken
The light of thy festsl cheer;
In thy stormrocked home, on the Northern foam
NursliDg OF Ocean-hesr
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"a AGREAT BARGAIN FOR FAMILIES The

"a A GREAT BARGAIN FOR FAMiLlEs-The
o. advertiser would make an cement Win fsmy
~ who would ike TO rent a nice 2story attic ard base
men the coming season possession Of which can
be had immediately by purchasng furniture therein snd
allowing The present inmates 10 remain on the "a Oor un
they leave town, lnay be some mOnhs) porto, OF The
furniture be thus paid for IN board the balance IN cash
House is 10 prime order, consisting range bathroom, &c
Fuuiiure mostly chance for those about TO
commence housekeeping. Apply Al 81 Lsightst. III
family should prefer have possession Of the whole house,
ant buy 81 the furniture al low price for cash may be
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Sales at the stock Erchause....Frs. 7.


By HiNosi N Franklin S0Houss and o' 30 Pear ~ 15E
81, 5000 90 DO Twenty hds szb 45Ksa 800
By j. Ble,cserB0a-e sni Dot ia Wusnst l5KllO $1,000
DO DO 80 Eghh l'SioO s050 Lease 441f Water ~ sso
lot Graham Wamsourfh, $500 Do adjoining ADD house
$1,000 Grahamav s175 DO adjoining. s275 % Ainsie
zach 500 do Poue-rs SEQ ss, $50, DO South
FIrst q. $40. DO south.sscond..i. $40
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oaIIroRNIA G1NGER-BREAp.

,I'HE SUBSCRIBER Is now Masking A. article 81 ginger
bresd expressly FOR hipsiores and for eApoHaAon ~
warranted keep good IN any cmsie or one yesf or
longer properly pui up % Just the thing % s'sy NE
stomach vhe engaged In digging or utselnS and % *
celent during afer spell Of seasckness HIS mehy
recou ended by those hsve used 70 Passengers ur-
uishiug their own stores should supply ens yes via
package off, sni every ship carrying passengers should te
provided Nih H. 10 be had by he angle caAe or 10
packages varying from Slto . Cal and see u ~
81 T4s J =
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@Ap,IINIsrRATOR,s sALE-oY vALUA

- ADn1NlHTRATOH$ SALE-Of bALOA
~: BILE REAL ESTATE IN the City Of NewYork, be-
nA longing TO the estate OF ISAAC LAWRENCE, de-
ceased In pursuance Of order OF the Surrogate OF the
County Of NswYOrk will be sold at public auction at the
Merchants Exchange, In the City u NewYork, the first
day Of March next twelve O'Clock at noon Of hat day.
the following valuable real estate belonging 70 tbs estate u
Isaac Lawrence, deceased;
All that certain lot piece parcel Of and situate, lying
NewYork being psr and parcel u tract or subdivision
number Of certain farm piece parcel OF land where
u frances Beyard Winthrop Esquire died seized and
commonly by the OF the Turtle Bay Farm, be-
ginning on the essieny side OF Forty seyenihs at point
one hundred AMI eghtytwo feet nonh-wesswarily from
the corner OF the fstayenue thence .o1th hiyone de-
grees and thirty minutes east four hundred and feet
thence north hysK degrees east thirty feet thence
south hiryeigt degrees east forIyeght feet; thence
north hyfour degrees essi tyfour feet thence north
eighIynine degrees sud thirty minutes east nineiyelgh
feet thence south thry-three degrees east, hundred
and nineteen feet Thence south sxythree degrees and
thirty minutes east ninety feet thence south hityone
degrees and thrly minutes east Ihfee hundred aud hrty
hfes ieel thence norm fonyseYeu degrees west eight
hundred snd sixtyour feet thence south thiryihee de-
grees thirty minutes west i've hundred FEET 10 ths place Of
oeghhuK, containing eisht acres De he same more or
less with The house and buildings and improvements there
being part q the premises which wefs conveyed 10
one Henry Barclay ~ William ID Winthrop by deed re-
corded IN the office " The Register u tho Guy AMI County
Of New York IN Liber 10 1873 Of Congeysncss page IA
on tie hfst day u March 40 The sad premises being
bounded south westerly partly by Turtle Bay and partly by
and d Cooael Thomas Barclay souhessterly by the
East River; on The northessIery side by ground now
ste OF Nicholas v Baysrd and the nOrlhves.ery aide
BY sad u he said Henry Barclay which said premises
i erected dwelling house and aiso stable.
Also, I'll that certain lot piece parcel Of land situate
lying and being IN To Eighth Ward Of the Guy Of New
York kuOnn and distinguished 90 map made = te estate
u Adj sh Hammond, n said Ward, by h Bsncter City
Surveyor IN 75 and BY survey made BY Daniel Even,
Civ s-ryeyor n 1871 a. ot number 49, ana founded on
said map follows westerly by lol number ~ snd Part
u 49, ounsry by lo number hundred and seventeen,
essrrv by Mercer .reet and nofthery y Io humber mo-
being described said tSrniy.fDur feet elghl
inches front and and hundred feet deep, be the
same more Or Ices sad lot being 90" snO~n and d'ln-
guished By he number twe1y-ihree 81 Mercer
street. which pferns7sis erected t~Ost0ry dwelling
house. sied New-YOr6 January H., 1873. jl6 10
JOHN L. LAWRENCE. Administrator. No 81 Wslst
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WANTED. ar THE GOLD MINES.

N nnn BOTTLES or GAYS CANCuALAGUA.
OU.UUUwhere is efficacy u the cure Of fever and
aeue 10 best known AZ no is condensed form esch boue
contains one third more doses han qUs bottle of safsa
nsnla while The freight will not be ouef ur.h much
AMI - contains 60 syrup or other redirnt likely % fer
meut and sour in warm clmse, 70 offers inducements %
purchasers 10 supply the demand. Apply a. ne Canchas
una p6pdt Is BrOadway - Jaw lfI'
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FOR CALIFORNIA


GTk FUh sNN FHNNtIsCO Via Chan.
1-L,aaus l5th Nsrch-Ths new ard spieFIls- s'-s-
.tcsuiship CRESCENT CITY Cbs,s. ss-c
ard, master, SO iO1s burden will cave for set
fec'. rom her eocs 81 Pier No I. r % Thsr.ls, a
i5h March. A. O'Clock " y
Passengers fof California vii tnd ga. 10 rno.t a..
tCGs sne pleasant rogi- % reach he God R-so,
he Crescent Ciiy ssis direct f0r Chsgres viii 1 -,
Al irieruec sic pofis they viii without fl afrFe "a
sma IN TIRE Tor The Pactc NAL steamer " .i Asr -
steamer Orus 10, without dolbi, uc~ 90 th- liver
gres and he gers ~ fte 4. met he "a
mirrrs Work 90 me road from Crecrs % Pa-sr. =
8h of Jar1Ery that much ~ ne f4 .ls "a -rG =
!shmls VII no doubt be- svoitei -
PssssE- ir he ns I'M saloon ................ a.,
fnssge in ibe forward -. Don .............. n.
Pssssge m he lower cs5i1................ r.
assoc 10 re - ~ aat......
tigni cubic f-ei u hasgas. SLOWED each ctt..,
ger sld Go. each si~-rsgs passenger
s,rgh' o. specie per cent oo eKlra bssssg. ,..
n a. HOWARD 4 son i =.
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80 FAX u FUK -bIE N lh- Township " New
~ BaDsdoes Bergen Co n. J. Ia the shbOrhOod u
opnn- Valley, Ons mile from ne landing Hsc4-n.
saca River containing shout ~ acres h house ard
0lldng. and never falling spring tho house II the
aogo property should be sod by lh- s day u March
next VII linen be offered Al public sale the premises NJ
Inc time he goods ami chaii-s vii be -Od public sale
For particulars Inquire Of DAVID DEMARAY & SON
10 Nestst n. Y, 10 JOHN c. DEMAREsT, or JACO8
BLlNCKERHoOF and HENRY n. VooRhls, near The
premises ~ l0ts
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- OoprEs-d cen'rrfuSu SAL bosl. - f-eA
up with cabin io accOwmots.s 81 rs,..-. -
csrry w or hree tots very hgti tran ~ -.
fact ssler, i. no complete order ca ss.v y. 80
d-cs, ard when % .hssTcs on str ffs1 VI &c..
ten times her cost here Size q Cll u - -,
csn be seen aud examined a. the sas.nll Fu,,... =.
No,ih River. fnce $50. CoLiEa sVGAs5
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NEw YORK SUPERIOR COURT tuhNftfrsN tis
lNRFNCE ani ELIJAH rlRni. Efe0uf0fs of uaftxl.
i.c-s-@i. against EFftN6HAM "a NAkNEN. fatltun
FRYE GEORGE n MOORE as SAMUEL NtNfN-,-.
m n. o. SAMUEL NEWMAN SIR. iol r- hefeti ilatsi
answer the complaint tNs Cff sni COPS n rfrFs
on me- Al the City of New Ynrs within tsrafy iif s d. ~,
hereof exclusive q fl ui ouch sTrfr al sEn
NJ o. cDmp itut aurrsad. e lautNs e sflT lsO
A. the SPECIAL thereof be- held AZ le ty ht u Ais
CITY the MONDAY of Apfi, on- tou.li esh t- a
lorty nin- AZ 10 ocoek no forenoon. of ne fss isa
the complaint Dated Jsnuirg.lc. lrfs DANIEL llE
no glt fti.' Attorney. NJ Mellhs.s htrs
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS

- TIE bark 4 JtSfRt'S. L.lnt. .r..,... -.
~ 1y ihc Nes-iofk 4 CaHfouis NorsI,y 80 - -
Ing Associsiion, Vi r. grd,rsfsnd WI -. = -
OF the l5h The arrangement of h- Gomez, y =,
prie viii the exception ~ four vsctrr.,. a ~. -. -
10 be ird by Phys.-sn, Asssytr stp C.rns-.- y -
arc Sre-t-ifon WORKER Al esry srr .cs- II 49, m
ssrv Oh SECURE -herof frsse rscu,.t- Il $50 l-css
bcohiaiust on boari ~ Piers r. ~ -
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10y ORDER NJ hi H0fnnfIe Glade nt.J. - p = "
ID n tA- Count oi Common fst 1f he tty 40 Coy
f0fs nOflc- hereby gwen. plrs1taf o. lie prfs =
sutonznr sarhm-ats 49, 30 slsn1tre fsar~aiet -.4f
dent i~lfor, tBst AZ sa hn-lt has ssa-i sltasi a.
W STARR. f-tent ri hlif.etfn, u fn@ ,las -
and hsf l~ viii l- sli boz Pre- psJ eflf ri tr
APPEAR arl .sat.- su,h affashn~uf ac0ffns p
uulutns from ua tfst pa0lcalou oi lifs nfsr. ~
Ol dem. Que w BON lF f-.ens NJ Nj -isis. a. i. -
h1, of lor Hs a.e. oi property h@1H.1e n DO
"a sly sul properly hy h.n. iorl ffen ~ 49,
Dated, De- lIfh fsy nd NJ. f.i- JOIN hyfffN 80
49, ---- ------L N WI ~ -. W. "
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DOOFING.-GOodw. as Patent Cement Sheslhng for
Itko1s chesp. light and cursbeprce q els per loot,
laid h-mock boards; ,. per food over TN or
zlne and warranted Apply y ; GOODWIN, q college.
place near Chambers 81 References II. Basfofd roof
done 700 feet - Cent-r-st DeCo-se roof zone ~
feet So Wes.st Alderman Ferris root done 10 feet ~
Gleel~ich - Or { Ey, roof done 1881 feet % Sron
Il -
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n FOR -AIE.-Fanm a. Bnlshvl q, A / al auction
18Th FEB al O'Clock belonging 10 the Of David
Abrams, deceased con,aing about IS sores Of which
about acres are wood the remainder labe land unters
good slate Of cgliyauon-on the premises good cy 81
nghouse barn and other buildings with variety Of fruit
rees The farm Il pleasantly situated he turnpike lead
ing from Jamaica 10 Hempsead and within ten minutes
walk from brgshyle stopping plscs u The L. Railroad go
desirable location 'Or country ge.ifeDce farmer %
gardener For farther Information inquire O1JACOb ;.
ABRAMS. as Broadway or Of MORRIS FOsDICk, Aac'
uOleer, Springfield. l.. l. II W.
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INSURANCE..

AsENEfFiir LIFE E iSstRANcE coMPANY, No. il
Wall-sI suuAry l. 1873
Policies issued TO Jan. /, l8i5...- ...........4ao
Policies issued during The year ls45......... rfo
Dsiue, policies expired, cancelled aud pur-
clased..................... ...s...s........ li'5
Policies in force January 1912 ,..........5,tS
Baance ~ per sste'nl Jan. I, lsf3. .eHt5A -
Less Tor Losses then unpaid ......-. 'sWo 10 ..
Net Premiums during the yesr 1913 s3lioe7 30
Ne. Interest reed during year 1873. -l'ti' u
S55slo 81
Losses paid. and paid FOR
purchased policies ...... s6J,li0 l0
i fHgSTaI PAD ' on Dividend. il @
Net Proeeeds s67is52 90
Losses amounting 10 $3.50 sustained during he year
awaiting proofs VI dealhs
ASSETS
Cash on hand .........S g.I17 -
Uaiied States pr ct Bds At par value 2iloo 90
Newark City prct 90 90 90 <,NN W
Rrooklyu City6p $1,000 0o
Bolds and Mortgages on property
worth double The amount loaned. 3bl@ 30
Real Estate In Newark. 1906 II
Premium Notes, drawing per cent
Loans on scrip. lgNH
Premiums (uOies aud CASH m hands
OF Agents snd To course % trans
mission. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS <'f%tV - $780,. -
Upon 902 policies now IN force Issued prior January
T. 1913, the Directors have declared dividend Of IS per
cent being the profits OF 1871 .,,,.,,,,
o.
Losses during the year l8i7.........e7 o,l0j ~
Expenses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II - fu
Commissions. ....+.....s..ss.... i3,i@W -
Phy scifns Fee s..s.....-sss.ss..s.s. of@tf 70
Losses which mig ht hsvs
been expected accord
Ing 10 tables. slfl,OoO no
Losses paid a. above. 7O,l0j no
S74895 90
Rensurance....... 98l9 y
Amount carried to Reserve .S847i SIS S9i7li IS
Dividend OF profits, So per cent........ l095@@ y
Reserve Fund January I, l3i9, and accumu.
lated Interest thereon si8GO2i 60
ROBERT L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos. L. Lord, Agent
JAMES STEWART, NJ D. Medic Al Examiner
VALENTINE MORT NJ d. Medical Board Of Consul
JER Van RENssRLAFRM d tation lf2wsOd
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On FAR1 FOR sALE-Consisting oi 10 acres OF
- welocsted land, Ia h1e state OF cuiyatOn wiz
good farmhouse very large barn, nearly tewi ana
other oUt-buidngs The situation % r-tred nesllny sna
pleasant commanding does view Of lHge extent Of
country Long Island Sound and tie shore o Connecticut
Il Is about mile from the village Of Huntington lssno
Civ by STAGES and The L. Railroad; and miles from
Cod sorins Harbor whence snbos runs 70 The city
daily II will be sold reasonable terms 70 e. se an cs
.,s and ths stock on IL can had fair valuation Ap-
ni0 IN WALTER Y. BRUSH, or
STEPHEN BRUSH, Executors,
rs IHs IS FronLsi.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEWARK. y. J.
Agency Office No ~ Walls Nsv-YOrk
fUHiS COMPANY INSUREs against loss aud damage
By Fire, Merchandise Household Furniture and other
Personal Property sso Dwelling Houses, Stores Build
ings generally. 81 A low rates a. other Companies
DIRECTORS
!. Johnson W. P01er Stephen q. Gould,
Wm simpson, : p smith. LEWIS G. Grover
Aet y D0uglerty, Chii1uF DE- Camp John Young
jonathan Psrkhurf, A. l.. Deuls John CladScA.
T. v. JOHNSON, President.
W POINlER, NicePresdenL
J. n. Woodruff Secretary.
II MWGSlm+ WIN JAS BOGGS Agent
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AcsSr's OFFICE, slsG-sISc PSisos, nv scco~sS.
NOTICE.-An persons hayisg s en., fnsos
-scns.,sd 10 send fl!l account Of hen or 400
81 49, ALFRED &. BooIn'
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LAMPS, LAMPS.

RICH MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS from 81 50 70 -
1tesch DOnc lamps and lanterns from 81 30 q -
bestand glass amps, with shades hall, paror aud
smps' globes "lcks, csmPhene, oil, burning hlid, &c
wholesale and retail. Al low prices for cssh. al
Slim c. A BALDWIN5 Lamp Store 81 Rowery
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/ bscc1 Manufacturing Company DEPOT i5i Na.ers-
corner Of Pine otter superior sruce OF tleut chewing
and smoking put Up expressly Tor The CaloflA
market 10 tn cansiers ard boxes
Fnecgi pressed chewing tobacco In boxes - dozen Pc
pers each. assorted, nzrs and csvencshi warranted 20
stand VOYAGE 70 California ard keep pure mat climate
MaccobOy. Scotch. Ameucs1 Gentleman sid isncy snuas
10 bottles. Jars ard barrels.
Aso Cigars Of various qualities.
The manufacturing department OF The Company "a under
he supern.eudence d Mr.. EDWARD kOOhE, whose
reputation - manufacturer Of suuf and tobacco Is vel
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NOTICE TO THE HEIRS AND LEGAL REPRE-.
LNeENIAflFEs OF THE CAPTORS OF THE FRI
GATE PHlLADELPHlA--An persons interested a.
heirs and legal representatives Of the officers sod
the L. k-ch Intrepid, who engaged 10 the recap
lure u the fngse Philadelphia the harbor Vi poh on
the 10Th February 1904 requested present
claims with proper vouchers OF denfc alton 10 The under
gnei who Is 10 possession Of me rolls and prepared ~
give 81 Necessary Information upon the subject.
CHARLES DE- sELDlNG, No. II Todds Building.
81 Yaw1. Observation-Disclosures Wa.hington ID 4
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tbcoluse.lr st Law g. rsi4e . hereby 81 r. ~
isl-f against The estate of WILLIAM PhAsyn = =. o.
W~ ift ID Albany. fu aDscouir. 10 C0lear' ~. .lF
1af- to tl@ sft Jutg- gIr-usnt b. he fs 20 II - -
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ll-sa be-. he -sd Nn f-aCocs, sFl~tf. ~ - ~ 80
tatlsat tl.afiig t0 aF sfh1 three 'nlfts ~ - a.. ~ =
ton of ts u9tse anf that tl3 payment 81 u ~ 4
lf-J ~ snj properly belonging D. f-r 49, ,srs =
slf te transfer sry rrlprnI sl D.. .ref 4. -
sfsf, lo1.dien bF law. sni 1oIf ltel f-.sy
T.. u. HOLSTERS, Atf9rlsJ ~ - 49, - Ia. -