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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-11
gsaal Qotitts.

TOREIGN ATTACHMENT.-In the Court of
Cooa PIe, Of CleaTfen Coanty Pean' Joan u Mss
= Wager Bro. Philip G. Harnoa-So 81,
January Term. l863 Foreign ttaehmet Clearseh Comfy Sc
OF Pennsylvania 10 The Shcri Of slia
County Greeting! We ccmmsnd yoa list you attach fhp
Harmon OF county by al ard ingusr bis goods
haites lands and whose bands possession osVef
the mar be- t he be ard apes b cor oHt VoIan9n
Pleas be holden Ceae, and fr he said eonnty on Tie
second Monday Of January next John Wagner and
Wagner partners trading and doing business AMIR the s'e
s sn Of Wager Bro, u plea add Of ea$e uoh Promises Dam
exceeding Sf0O And that the
prsous hands possession The De found ths
Ter be appear said day snd place Aforesaid
20 answer sn be thea aud abide t ugsrt Of the
court heren you then srd thrr this writ Witness the
President Judge Of the said court IL Ceae ios
fourth day Of Noyember,A d. leoL = - - 80.
The above published by order Of the Hon Samuel CLYDE, o
" the Court accordance With the provisions u the Act Of
As,.ua nv u Peansf lyaaia. JktOB A. FAUST
nil iawGwn Sheriff % Ciearsch County.
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Sutton SaIts Of S1,aI Gstat;.

A j. BLEECKER, Auctioncer-THURSDA
~ November IT, At u oel1ck the Rrchanrs Soons, Hard.
RESIDENCE Gramtry rark a AUCTION Bit &
,-Te Gator, basement House and LOT No J
last side bctreea and Third
i66r; block perfect oner AMI contains ell the modern
lhpToyma Location terabe and neghbofhod uneIcrpunnh
Poses,oa Immediately This property has Interest In aud enjoys all
TIE privileges Of Gnlmtfcy PARK
Por maps ,nd permit, The house iron 10 to M spPJ
a.. M : Crfa
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IS. II. AILLKH Aaeuonesr.
Id AUCTIONRRRS AND
pr1L TsrITY BROKgPs.

REAL ESTATE BROKBRS,
No rs NAssAu-sT., Goa CFDAR-sr, hEwfoRI
Hon,., Stores Lots Courtry Seats id Farms bought cold Is1dE
ehAHgd nssosd Auction sales Of sioes Furniture Mise @s
At u o'clock Trea-r Sse No III Broriway fewofs
GRAND OPENING SALE or OF CH TUE CHOICEST AND MOsI
VALUABLE LOTS tie yieii PAlA many 'hoa
GRAND ENTRANCE AMI PLAZA.
HIGHEST GRADE 10 LTuo1, commanding extensive views OF
TIE oCfAS BAY sd SURROUNDING COUNTRY and have never
saic Is, fr vest the PARK Enihsye.
near the GRAND ENTRANCE ssplerdd lots
AONTGOMKgYsrNufib ie, In Of abofe choice loia
WlCkofFsI-Nsfih sac commencing ~ iert i,eIel ~
FIATBJsAyE. % lc lots pelry tie entire front between rat
bash ats Carlton ys' IhF lepsJ 10y at immediate prove
neat street r.ded paved, scwstea gas ani Ssief' u,
WYCKOFPsT-Soi AIDE. III feet We Of -shnstonNe houH
TESTtAyE Asd TENTH corner directly opposite
the PsIk Z 'oiA =. 80,
bLkl BflHAf.-Noua SIDE ~ rear - barre lot" -,
ciRRnLI~ STNorh e i6 feet vet Of seventh ave- 10y
hAN L s AK !, S - q y,s,SSt gs.Yet
On WEDNESDAY EOY - At Y o'clock athe E1ehsnse saesfoom
SERAT ssa 1bsoLLUrR sALE Of 10 VALUABLE EAST ygw
YORK loTs situated ATLANTIC and bAsf No" ioNA AVIS
HfiiNTicAv. s. ea,ro Froa, Between yN srSDRES ard
P1cifcsf y s. Prom, beirsen stone aHd EAST NEW
F4cIficST s s. b,seon sToNEAyB and sAcxMAS.sT, Gu
bBGSST, \ =, between sToSBAyR ADD sAcKMAS-sT; 20
RAST SRwioK sA VAN srsDRTy.AyRs junction. Lot.
Ass At Toe saae las place yane back STORES,
Ataaae the Terminus 81 tie BROOKLYN CJ k9,oai
.,Ss, s LAO iTI CAaRi1GE6tSR AID STABLE together
comprising the opt FatoaAe between Smith aud seAcnc
Pour LOTS on Faoaays ~ AAalc Helner aHi Paa
ayes ~
TsLo Oh CAPITALISTS desirable
eats i pareusiy cael h sale EAST SRNioRK Is
70 he ss o-sti immediate vicinity Of tYH DIFFERENT
RAILROADS, ccs oF reaching uaeqna.a Al wmg 10 par
.s.e he p1gcrty teors weIn i.y next tbe day of
Terms liberal haPs tie oGee Of Aseionse" No. 70 h''aast
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XTAIUARI1E FARM and RESIDENCE a

NAIIABIE FAKM and KESIUENNE NJ
PUBLIC SALE, TUESDAY, 9h Of No,e39er 1907 At
o'clock MANSION HOUSE aud FARM situated In he Borough
Princeton Of EeWersey l25 Of arabic land Two hours
ride from NewYork Philadelphia The railroad trains run seven
day comfortable frame structure two stories
II rooms hiehn commanding sn extensive view To-
ward the flights Of Monmouth and Neyeruk Nus distance OF "
miles, the lawn shaded with Evergreen trees and hedges large sue
with variety fruit and berries Ontbun consist OF lNo tenant
houses barns stabng for 10 horses carriage gasy smoke
house two large cribs &C. acre Of woodland at ie southern
extremity 81 the farm where neverfng stream OF wafer ana
slo the Delaware and Rstan Canal Also STONE VuAi ana
BRICK YARD with kn sheds and teos SIX acres OF superior eay
free fu like the Philadelphia pressed brick le
balance Of the land oamy and wster shaded and fenced and
high Of railroad station IL about half mile DIS
sn The front Of the farm bon 100 fsp on the main street eev
er elegant aon this pr0pertyi desirable as an
investments ~ might be sod within hye for building lots
leaving the balance clear Of cost and enhanced In value Terms easy
not than third wn be required In cash. and the balance WI %
arranged TO suit the purchaser Possession requires wn yen Gays
amer the purchase. ALEX HAMiLloN'
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Huus,s and Sams @lanttS.

A SMALL GENTEEL FAMILY DESTROYS OF
~ RENTING In return for genenan board HOUSE 20 minutes
dstLt New Jersey address wh references b. l. CRANE No.
I'll Broadway Room No 20.
EIFTY unfurnished HOUSES wanted for
IL good tenants by 3. W. BENEDICT. No l0Pinsst
WANTED-By n Private Family, ONE OK
w TWO UEPURNiSIBD FLOORS containing In all iz seven.
eight located between First aud Fnsenihsts nom
fae either Broadway also TO contain water ana gas
Lsnt from go go per mouth Address with above particulars
ROOMS, Boz No $50 Tribune omce.
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mon MARINE HOSPITAL

II Ia ~ -
RECONNAISSANCE Is hereby gvep Tat psaaut TO TIE aa'
hoiy conferred by upon DE poai u Commissioners created ~
CHAPTER 81 the u i6 said Board All ECU a. pubic auction
Of on WEDNESDAY TIE 2 day Of Notrmter next at
oelock r. H. LUDLOW Co. Auctonee The luis heonqry
To the State Island knoan A. the MAXINE HOSPITAL
GROUNDS bounded and described follows. e. wits
u slhey side
What Known Sontst with tie eaUey side o. IompEias1ve
AID ununr thence s0uhfy aorg e easc side 81 said avenue 1
ture The n1rtlfI
Areas. 10 osvater marx on Tie BAY oi new
nohry along sad hay AZ alter marx aO e more
POINT which dier 20 feet allT inches Hoatnery
oa the southry Inc u lends belonging 10 The 9ted states nes
$50 hst Or less Inc parallel With said souhrIy me
distance Ut ~ feet sn inches Aereom % lont which "ou be
by extended Tos The southwest ~ SAIL hnts W
Unei States parallel dock sail ud heuce rorley a.
Southwest Of said ns of tie United
States along westerly eide u sadlani $40 feet OF s
sonh thence westerly along Soutbi 3 feet moror less 10
the point place Of beginning containing p ace he the sane more
together with all tho right title sud Interest OF the se
NewYok the land the ccrtcr u The streets ava avenue
will he made parcel Ia the highest her
the three hundred and ty honsrd Ca
(SJ0D0 aud vii be subject reservation u the Of 30 nu OF
grouuds The thereof spefil-d
the seyeni section chapter 1 Of he laws II 1860 Tor the purposes
specified IN @ Law Tor the period Of two years nom e ~ a OF
April 1903 Tie purchaser will be entitled Ia patent from tbs STATE
conveying said lands and clear Of al membranes except the
together all the lands under water In front OF
10 such conditions usually contained In grants
from tho lands under water Ten cent OF The purchase
ouey will required be rsd the Board at the time Of sae and
the residue within days thereafter MAPS OF the properly may oe
at the Oacs Of the Secretary, No ~ Pinest e.,
II. W. JOHNSON, Secretary,
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ApRIAv hi MrLfgN. AeetlengsI

A ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HANDSOME
"a HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CARRIAGES &e--ADSi ;s y;
NILLRR p p WILKINS Co. VIII sci az Auction, on THURSDAY,
Neyember H. 1851 Al O'Clock Ainon" the late reeaoe Of
Robert wn Livingston deceased Bsrrswu Dutches County New
York hy order Edward Sclel esq Administration ur the VIII
&c Of handsome Household lsaaFe consisting part .
Mahogany Chairs AnnChss Otomans, Center fier ara
Quartet Table, Dn3gTb hdeBeard Aro Freres
Betseds Bureaus Dressing Bureaus ard Is1e Nssns Nth
TOYS Beds Bedding &c as arge afsnen 81 1Asssas
and China of which consists " IN egniy aeeoel @ o. ~
ths L. s. Government 70 Robert Fu also Gar
risg Wagons sleigh Farming stock Tools, ke ke Catalogues a
lie ogoe ~ ne luctionser 10. 4 Pinest $3.50
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4. y. ManuIs. AletIon,sI.

by BANGS, MERWIN 81 CO., Broadway cor.
1D WORKS Of Art FsncT Goos Fsrsiar he
TUESDAY AFTERNOON Nov. ~ cocs aud following days. a.
hour until ai Is sod
Large sale Of AMERICAN AND LASMsH BOOKS embracing
great iety choice Standard Hort al deIarmelis rich abd
sbsfsnlal bndnzs Publications. ncDng sgpsb7
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS ncby boual IN Morocco, enbee Jve-
nes Photograph Adams al fresh AM perfect sock also.
stoner &c TIE whole % be sh @ 70 sur p4telaseft
Catsl Az be hsdoo srpi r1fiO
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% ytt.

V'0 LET-With Steam Power. fine ROOMS,
with sroelnt light in good location very convenient ana wen
suited bnness privilege OF three years sAHei
moderate Address NJ. o. Boz No 1871 Tribune once
V'O LET-In Orange, n. j., within five min
walk Of Church station frtelas HOUSE, completely
furnished hne ouibdine. Possession during November Apply 70
BURGESS GODDARD No. 10 MuHAyst, the premises har
hsons.. 10 JOHN BURGESS
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GFo. A. LEAyrrT. A ict'oneer. -, 49,.
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON

I'D HALL. As,OrPlsee ard Eishst LRAyiTr sIskBgigH h
Co. CnSssSzST LIsRABEs CaTALoGrED AND SOLD
MONDAY Nov H. following eas e oeok ~ each Jay,
very large and valuable Collection Of BOOKS which my
found works IL Theology, History resing % America Ss
also general assortment OF Miscellaneous Works Catalogues ready.
and 90 0 exhibition
FRIDAY and SATURDAY Nov Is ard 6 O'Clock eaeh day,
THE PRIVATE LIBRARY or A DISTTNGIISI ESGINhEk-
Containing choice Collection Of Books, Illustrated sHt centte
WORKS many seeug also stsndi WORKS IN
History Poetry Fiction The Drama &C. nc Catalogues Teay
"A paa kso -
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Sold by ell Broadway BOotsellert .
MISS TIIACKERAY'' NOVELS
1fA Are deli 10 Of every
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST,
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD,
To be followed by
JACK, THE GIANT KILLER,
Are every owning and the price Is esas Is small no
-' LOEING Publisher. Boston.
Sold BY all Broadway Booksellers -
I ETTER FROM GERRlTT SMITH-The
~ Hon Gem Saith vtes "PErEsBoHo, NJ " Oct T. 1901
ueoscd dollars which oa will please credit subscription
10 THE HERALD oP HEALTH
81 value this periodical very highly Were theky scattered over
he vhoe land, what Revolutionary power would proye
Prof Tylers Club worth than tie price Of each
appears In By ihs way be Of the most brilliant and
racy all Respectfully yours GERRITI SMITH"
81 per aunum % cents per Number
AMERICAN NEWS Co. or
MILLER WOOD Co. Publishers
No. IS Laghtst, New York
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Sails hp Gnttirlr.
A BSOLUTE SALE. OF SUPERB PLATED
IN WARE OF THE LATEST ARTISTIC DESIGNS MOST
SUPERB WORKMANSHIP, REcEfyBD DIRRCr FROM TIM
ny HRSRY M IEDs ufvRe sreInST4 ~ eAh'@
on FRIDAY, NOV. is,
Commencing Al 10i o'clock coatrnng Al II o'clock n
AT TIKI "LEkDS ART GALLERfES."
No. All and gIg BROADWAY southwest corner al


extensively Introducing In America the
Of this celebrated Plate M
have consigned direct large aD Of the fnss go
" be sold AZ auction above, without reserve.
For durability material elegance Of artistic dns ani
flush these articles
world; Distinguished from silver respea
By equay durableb9g ps
alike Nith tie effects II fle.
Many q this invoice recently eIhuoa al tie "GREAr
PARIS EXPOSITION" Of this where they obtained the DECO
RATION or THE LEGION or HONOR" Tbs house have Invariably
obtained the highest houors Cor their works AZ 81 Tie CBAr EXHIBf
TONS OF Eur0peven the te LONDON CRYSTAL PALACE
HIBITION In the catalogue will he found
an ORNAMENTAL DINNER SERVICE COMPLETE IN BRONzH
GOLD PLATE, u pieces--AH EXACT DUPLICATE SIT FUR
NSHED The EMPEROR NAPOLEON.
A SUPERB ORNAMENTAL SERVICE (2g pieces IN BRONZE
AND SILVER PLATE-LoUIs XIV. STYLE AS ELEGANTLY
DESIGNED SERVICE OF HIGH ARTISTIC MERIT, BROMh
SILVER PLAIE--DESIGSED FOR TAB GEAND HOTEL PARls
epeces
other unique and artistic pieces and 'et' fsst yalae
These principally embeed With artistic salFy hoas
either silver godpatd, by the most celebrated artists sreh ~
Gsmery Mathun N0reau, Arne Me Maihe RoAaE, 1honas
KagmaD, and others
Ao Fancy articles saye Epergnes srd Pateur Uns
Tea Kettles Center Side Dishes Salts Pickles snt
Mustard Dishes AID Fish Dishes With Nast
Ptehe Gobes Spoons FORKS Knives OnG entail VASES
end Csndebras Dessert and Dacs, Tea Cad CsT Sanis
Racks &C. In fact every yar.ety 81 ce Place useful and
ornamental all finished The elaborate sad srse de-
They viii exhibition "Wednesday and Tbnsa the
Gays preceding SALE iroA until 10 At galleries
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VOICES OF TIE BORDER-CompTisng
Songs the Field" Of the Bower" and lpdsn Meod
b. Col &. w. PArIEN, Z. = Army.
remember KOcuer Sword Song We
expect poem OF being placed By the SIDE ofih
blast Pal 81 the Ssor
There Inspiration N that 1t si tho blood Ike tie roll Of
beating ts claF add strong ad snoou
raa call the uuJ - Negl ORR Citizen (9lie Oclbb
1.-THE reader vii he re6l TO tnd here ta has hong
radcrsi
will restored g us gt ownership
graceful vigorous melody which long aoad Anonymously In TIE
gulf stream Of souc"I Hone JonTai.
marked with sweetness and ps.s0s BesutfNg
printed they before pa =. easkeL Albany Esenng
Journal
HURD L HoUGHToS No. 80 BrOOme-si
Fine tr.ad paper, price ~
First edition nearly exhausted
VNRUE TO THE LIFE-An elegant portrait of
CHARLES DICKENS en~ravd London 4ie Photograph
PRICE - CENTS.
HURD HoUGHToN publisher Of the Globe Riverside and House
hold editions Of DCKBNS'S WORKS,
No 49, BrOomest Nea.iork.
Por Sale BY al Prnseier,, Booksellers and others
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HENRY D. MINER, Agctioneer = a ,o

Essaut, opposite TIE Post Olee. Fne Art SaAere
No. q FInhsve., ard No si5 BroaGwaN
AMERICAN ARTISTS SALE or OIL PAINTINGS
MINER s0MREYILLE won4 especially announce TO ne ar
will their Galsyi, No - lave, to2thvss$
rerer regrtcenh on THURSDAY EVENING. Nog 81 beauk
f and n;eresBg COLLECTION or PAINTINGS bT j. Bauln
being the Rocky Mountains In Ca
frus Oregon Nevada and WashingoS Tsrdones from seels&
10 Psciae Coast
prBz pcures fun particulars q Shh viii 30 gwen duo
lime. VIII be N exhibition on Ss.urtzr Nov. ~.
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N0V. -, -, Il, 1867

~ CLOSING SALES OF TIE hiLE,HiLL STUD FAkM , Al
BORDRNrOwN ~ account sfimuefgt departure fr caoa A.
on TUESDAY "a will be Offered Pghe Auetoa tie hh
without all the Booied HORSES, - numb
comprising ard lilies ported Rr, ulortsd bso1
sashe Cotton u eroAsres fosl 10 sher AID BFotae %
Ruhess-Csrrage working Csrares. Hares Sfee
Also Attorneys various AID sdes 100 Leicester sheep tTsa
ftom imported stock
On WEDNESDAY Nov H. viii be offered 3soy and breh
MANSION % feet oat ecsianng sfpet N1h gas water
furnaces ever improvement The saun contain about
srubbe and timber mineral sid saag for " horses
Of Loreut0vn, opposite late Joseph Bona
psrte's residence Possession gwen Immediately required On tie
DAY. all the Farming Implements Necessary large psnsarou
poultry. produce, etc
on Thursday H. VII be offered Il Tracts Of LAND ortisg
Wsrlys containing from 10 10 rs Naere BY neyerS
brock
TKRws Po the movable articles cash "a baukabe finds
oneh taothrts motgge for 10 years.
with legal interest seanuna al positive ram o. hise eoat
each day. Tr4rs leave n Y 81 va Namep
ATd Anb0y North Rivers Philadelphia a sufa N Al
ferry. BoTleaiowE. Get 2S le6 ALoLfH MAILLiED
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THE FURNITURE. DR1PFRiES. AND DECORATIONS, Re,
all furnished 10 order b. Nt Poief Sne regardless o.
cost
TB PAINTINGS already well known collection MADE oy M
Borg during the yea ths eoaatTy and Europe
TIE MEDALS COINS AND TOKENS leeel 70 De unequAeo
collection IN this county.
THE BRONZES are artistic value u et @ sale WI aof
add OF W
seldom In this countrr - ,ero,,,c, -. =,
WILL TAKE PLACE AT hlS hboIDI-nSh, no. 20
EAST TIiRrYFIFrSr near Maasonsye comm Ssnt on
H. at lOl o'clock and u oeo- w. eolNnahs snHs
the entire catalogue Is disposed OF 49, - -, a g.
Catalogues can he obtained Of tie Auoneers on aud AFTER sas
day, Nov. ,,.,,. ,.
OILY to be obtained ONCE Of the AucoHeers No ~ Le
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VdlIaces American Sind Book, by j. II.
WALLACE Of which the first volume has Just been issued
byw.A. Townsend Adams, in noble octave Of over
q thousand pages Is o work Of more than usual in
teres to all intelligent amateurs Of hOrsefeshs and
viii be welcomed a standard authority the gene
aogy equestrian peerage in the United States 1t
records the pedigree OF the most celebrated American
and imported blood horses including all troters Of dis
tIngulsbed mark aud many Of their progenitOrs and
descendants with all that known OF then blood from
the earliest trotng tin the close OF 1906 The com
pHer Of the volume has devoted small amount OF
personal its preparation among the chivay"
Of New-York, and the great centers OF breeding and
training throughout the country He has thus collected
rich store Of information which Is for the first time
given 70 the public especially with regard to the
lineage OF many OF the present generation OF trotte
The difficulty OF his task may be properly appreciated bya
reference previous attempts OF a similar nature The
pioneer D this field appears 10 have been enteprgDg
Phnadelphian, who announced plan OF tho work
early 1875 whose labors ended with the issue Of
prospectus. Subsequent attempts have been made by
Mr. Edgar Mr.. skinner, Mr. Stafford and Mr. Benjamin
Oge Tayloe but In instance the project brought
10 completion II Is now at least ten years since Mr.
Wallace began his researches with view the present
compilation and since that time, be has unfinchingly
pursued hs task without any sound Of trumpet shawn
20 herald his approach but abong in silence for OBJ
iect which he has accomplished with signal The
volume illustrated with numerous portraits Of favore
animals. and L. remarkable for the beauty OF it ecban
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ENGLISH and AMERICAN
II BOOKS
RARE CURIOUS. AMI STANDARD BOOKS,
hevoni al doubt tie
FINEST COLLECTION IL THIS COUNTRY.
oT those Who viii c1 sni cfatae
EUNANS BOOKSTORE
No ,stsloguesi s'ued. No ~ n..sa--st
XNTGHT's HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
A An Illustrated History Of socv and Government from the ar
By CHARLES hNiGHl. illustrated WIN
a1d steel ertratin tst vols 60 ON
just receive quAHtUb by LITLk BROWN Co. No ll1 ASA
iagtonst, boston
lust PUBLISHED (2J4 pages)-TIiE MEDl-
the Causes Consequences aad Cpe Of Nervous and fysc Debility
and The yrous us Premature Decay BY DR. A. Lewis, no
Beat NevYor Pfce 80 Seat by nail 10 SIresS The
Doctor caa b. consulted a. usual ffon q. W. 70 p M
NEW METHOD FOR THE MELODEON OR
~ CABINET ORGAN. Ey T. MACK The latest sud best Pnce
Z So Sent Iosis &c pad On receipt II price.
G. W a. TRCIFLER No so Chestnutst, Phiafelphn.
EOWANS's CATALOGUE, No. 25 - THE
" OLOGY Grs sent any rdlrsss on roei q ok ees
worth q po,t,ge stamps w oOnAAs 10. 10 Nass-a-.L
I w. BOUTONs
81, CATALOGUE no e3l OF CHOICE COLLECTION OF RE-
GENTLY IMPORTED BOOKS
supev Illustrated and iue Ar works Picture Galleries
s.Or Biography, ETC ready ard vii be ten
gatuiOuy TO collectors receipt Of ssp 10 py postage
J. W. DOCTON,
Importer o. Rare and Standard Books
No 40 Broomest, New-iork
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Matbin,ru.

STEAM ENGINES, FLAX, HEMP, TOW
- and ROPB MACHINERY, MACHlSIsT TOOLS Ne TODD
RAFFERTY,. Warehouse 4Deyt SewYort WORKS Paterson N j.
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Professional ;0Otitts.

nR ALLEN, No. 1l9 Greenwich; ave. Conf
- Dental consultations for ladies' lady physician hdesd; immediate
relief, with safety, guaranteed
nR. LARM0NT'S Paris, London, and New
~ Yorh Special Treatment Of Local. Constitutional Nervous diseases
Structure FsiuA and Piles No 1J Broadway New-iofE
Hours Of consultation nom 10 m. (eIeept sundAJs
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.Y HENRY hi. LEEHS n MINER.

RY HENRY II. LEEDS & MINK.
~ IMPORTANT SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE
VALUABLE COLLECTION OP PAINTINGS DRaWiNGS AND
ESGRAyIsGS. MARBLE sTATUARY BY cELRBnA1ED ARTISTS
An EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE CABINET or RARB COINs
AND MEDALS, ARMOUR, sEyREs, AND SAKE I0kSBLAys
CURIOUS AND ORIGINAL REAL BR0SZis, BOOaS, MD
sCURIoSTTIBs VERY RARE OBJECTS. DAgr AND TBRIQ..
SILVER AND PLATED WARE FROM CaISl0FLR OF PARIS.
RARE PLANTS AND BIRDS, &c., being the eute collection Of
MR. LOUIS BORG.
VICE CONSUL or FRANCE
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S1uiitts Of Eankrupttp.

A SSIGNEEY or TRUSTEES NOTICE OF
"A APPOINTMENT IN Tie pSTRICT covRYo Sa the Si H.sS
RUPrcTIn the Of EDMUND L. PALMER bankrlpL-iy
WHOM 1T MAY C0NcERN TIE unlerdred hesny p Gun
his appointment as Assignee Of the Estate Of EDMUND i.
Of The CVof SswYork Ia the County Of NeTf9ss sS sSs
who the 18th day Of September. A. d. 1907
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What Working Men Should Strike

Strikes for wages are prevalent all over the country at the present time. and resort to this cxpedient or some other seems to be absolutely necessary for working people to keep themselves in house and food. But this striking for wages docs not strike at the root of the grievances to which working men are subjected. Their strike should be aimed at the national debt and the high tariff which cempels them to pay the owners of the Bonds on one hand an enormous amount of interest, and on the other to pay just double what they would if trade in the necessities of life were free. What the workingman of this country should demand is the right to buy his necessaries of life at the cheapest market, unrestraincd or unrestricted by tariff laws, and to be exempt from the payment of interest on debt which was incurred in viola ton of the principles on which the Government of this country was found- ed. Let workingmen strike against these two great grievances, which op- press the whole country, and especially the working people who have to de- pend upon wages to keep body and life together, and there will be no fur thcr need of strikes for wages. Un- taxed neccssaries of life are what should be aimed at by working people, and exemption from taxation to pay interest on an illegal debt. We sug- gest these propositions to Trades Unions and other organizations of workingmen.-[St St. Louis Times.