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BRIGHTON MARKET.

MONDAf, way L, iO1o-
Reported for the N. E. Farmer.
At Market $40 Beef Cattle. 10 pairs
Working Oxen $50 Sheep, and 400 Swine
PRIcEs.-Beef Catle.-A few cattle were
probably sold for something more than our
highest quotations. First quality SAB
$500. Second quality, 4,50 a $4,75. Third
quality, $3.50 4,25.
Working Oren.-No sales noticed.
.Aeep.-A lot shcared, from 81 90 to S2,-
IS. Lot not sheared, from $3.50 to SO, so.
WOOL.-There has been fair demand
for Fleece and Pulled during The week.
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We learn that the Rev. John Newland
Mafit. of the NJ. E. Church, Chaplain of
The House of Representatives at Washing
ton, during the protracted session of 1912.
has arrived in this city, where he intends TO
remain for some months. He approaching
al The Odeon.
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A NOBLE WoMAN.-When r. 8. Graves
the late Treasurer of Mississippi, absconded
a few weeks ago, his account showed de-
felt of about Sl40,O 900, of the two and three
per cent. funds. This sum it was believed
he took with him, or had converted previ-
ously. While the city of Jackson was in
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-10

The Legislature of Louisiana, before lis
adjournment sine die on the 7th instant, pas
sed IN act dividing the Stale into Districts
for the election of Representatives TO Con-
gross, conformubly 10 the new nPPortion-
ment law.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-10

" The Albany Atlas of Tuesday eve.
ming is chiefly devoted to eulogizing the
harmonious proceedings of the legislative
caucus. 1t places at the head of its COL
umns the name of Martin Van Buren, for
President Subject 10 the decision of a ma
'ional conven,ion.) The Argus having
some government patronage to lose. seems
little backward in taking ground on the
suo''reasury and the Presidency.
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
WE the subscribers being appointed by the Pro-
bate Court for the district Of Addison Commission
ers 10 receive, examine and adjust all the claims
and demands Of all persons against the Estate of
SALLY ODER,
late Of Cornwall in said District, deceased, and
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto: A nd six
months from the 2lst day Of April ls43. being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we do there
fore give notice that will attend to the business
Of our said appointment at the store Of B, F. Has
kell in Cornwall, the 2lst days Of June and oc-
iober next from two until four o'clock P. NJ. on
each Of said days.
WILLIAM HAMILTO ON, lCor,
BENZ. F. HASKELL,
Dated al Cornwall, this 21st day Of April
1S43. 52-W3
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Middletown, Conn.,, has elected Wing
Mayor, c. R. Alsop, Esq. in place of Noah
A. Phelps. the new Loco Secretary of State.
He beat H. D. Smith, after a spirited con-
test. Joseph Arnold, Wing, has been cho-
sen Alderman in place of Mr.. Alsop.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison IS.
De it remembered that al probate court
p holden at Mddlebury in and for the dis
trict of Addison on the 25th day Of April
A. d. 1S43.
joseph Simonds, administrator Of the es-
tate of
EBER R. MURRAY,
late of Whiting in said district, makes appll-
cation TO said court to have The time hereto
fore limited for the pavmeht Of the debts OF
said deceased extended one year from the
10th day Of June 1S43. IL is therefore or
dered that said application be considered at q
session Of SAID court To be held Of the office
Of the Register of said court in Middlrbury
on Thursday the 18th day OF May next at
enc o'clock in the afternoon; and that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested that
they may APP ear and make their objections
il any they NAV have to the time of PAYNE nj
being extended as aforesaid, by publishing a
certified copy OF this order in theMiddlebu
ry Peoples Press, three weeks successfully
previous TO the time of said court.
J. :. BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy Of record,
Attest. J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. So
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also.

Will be sold at the house of Ira. Brown in Go.
shen on Wednesday the Path day of May 1913
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon one Note and some
accounts belonging 10 Joshua Whitney on the
9Th day of February last set forth in bis sched-
ule on file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court.
HAIRY GooDRIcH, Asgnse.
Middlehury april 26ih 1913.
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Five hundred ladies' of Mobile have petit
toned the authorities of that city to levy a
separate and fixed tax Upon all unmarried
men there.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-10

society The institutions that protect wo-
men, throw shield also around children /;
and where women and children are provi-
ded for, nan mus, be-secure in his rights.
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stated it as fact, that the 5000 survivors
who safely returned from Egypt, were all
men who abstained from the US. of ardent
spirits"
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Public Meeting for the promotion
of Sacred Music.

Arrangements have been made by the sub
scribers with Prof. LOWELL Mason, of Bos-
ton, to attend public Meeting for the pro-
motion of Sacred Music, at Middlebury, to
commence on Wednesday June, 7th ls49, at
two O'Clock p M. and continue until Friday
evening following.
A well disciplined choir will be in read
mess, and under his direction will perform
church Music with referenceito style Sc.
Familiar instruction on important subjects
connected with the science will also be given
by Mr.. Mason, together with an Address.
Addresses from others may be expected.
1T. PACKARD,
J. A. PERRY, Com. Of
VIM. C. BENTON, {
Middlebury, May Sth, 1S43.
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For Sale.

a FIRST rate PIANO, originally cost
N six hundred dnllars-will be sold very
ow. ID. w. TOMLlNSON.
Middlebury, May 1, 1s43. 52-tf
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JOHN Quincy ADAMS. The followin!

JOHN Quincy ADAMS. The following is
said TO be an accurate account of the habits
of this venerable Patriarch.
AT home John Quincy Adams is univer-
sally respected, and on all occasions acts
the part of genuine republican. He al
ways rises at day break, and long before the
sun is up you will find him at his desk in
the chamber, writing or pouring over papers
which have been handed down to him by
his patriotic sire, who served his country
so zealously and advantageously in the stor-
my days of the revolution. Mr.. Adams
enters heartily into the wants of his fellow.
townsmen he often officiates as moderator
at the town meetings in Quincy, and as Of
ten acts as arbiter in settling disputes which
occur between his neighbors. He is spor-
tive and full of instructive anecdotes. He
attends church constantly, & notwithstand.
ing, he keeps two or three carriages, he al
ways walks. -When the tide suits, he is
fond of walking 10 the beach. about mile
from his house. to have solitary swim in
the salt sea-; and this is pretty we'll for a
gentleman of his advanced age. Mr.. Ad-
ans is now over seventy years of age, and
being exceedingly temperate and methodi-
cal in every thing. he always enjoys excel
lent health. His constitution is as sound
as it was thirty years ago.
"PRUNING FRUIT TREEs.-It will be found
upon experiment, that wound made on a
tree in March or April will look black as
soon as the sap will ooze out until the leaves
have put out so as to receive it; while a
wound made in June will remain white and
Immediately commence healing. And a
tree that has been broken by being loaded
with fruit, or otherwise while the tree is
green with foliage, the wound will look
white and the wood remain sound, while
one broken in the winter by snow, or from
other causes, will look black, and incline to
decay,
1t has been my humble lot to spend the
most of my time in the spring and fore part
of the summer, in ENGRAVING and pruning
! fruit trees, and my experience goes to prove
that the best time for pruning is when the
leaves are full grown, and the tree is in a
vigorous and growing state; for at this sea-
son, when the sap has been spent in the fol.
iage and the pores of the wood are filled, SO
that when the limb is taken off, the sun and
warm weather will dry the end of the limb
and close the pores of the wood against the
weather, and the sap will keep the limb
alive to the very end, and the healing will
be perceived immediately"
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This Packet will be in hist rate order, ar
the accommodation Of Passengers & freight.
Will leave Tergennes at clock in the
Those moving, or visiIing their friends in
the { r West, will find this the most expedl-
tious, and at tie same time the cheapest route
they can take. Those who choose to do So,
can have every facility for boarding them
selves. Due attention will be paid To Pas
sengers by careful Captain and Crew. Fer
further PARTICULARS enquire Of
r, CHAPMAN. Agt. Vrraennes.
JOY & WEBSTER, ! p.s.I
DAW s. DELONG. { pun''''
yergeunes, March 90, l345. 5I;6m
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MI arried.

In Buffalo, May LIST, by the Rev. Mr..
Woodwork, Mr.. W. W. HUNTINGTON
Printer, and Miss ELIZA A., daughter of
Henry Judevine. all of that city.
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A JUST AND HONORABLE TRIBUTE TO THE
rAR:-Henry Clay says that "Women are
lhs Coriritian pillars TINT adorn and support
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also.

Will be sold at the same time and place lot
of Notes and accounts belonging 10 John Strong
on the 18th day of December 1912 as set forth in
his SEIZED ule on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court
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District Convention.

The Wings of congressional District No.
8 are requested to meet in convention at
Burlington. on Thursday the 9Th day of
June, A. d. ls43, at 10 o'clock A. M. to
select suitable candidate to represent said
district in the congress of United States.
Each town in said district, is requested
to appoint three or more Delegates to said
convention.
SAMUEL ADAMS,
HARVEY BELL, District
ORLANDO STEPHENS, CONT
CAssIUs P. PECK,
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s-P The Mormons are about building a
new city a. Shnkokan, three miles below
Burlington. Iowa, on The Mississippi.
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To Merchants.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ASsignee's Sale.

ASsignee's Sale.
Will be sold al the Public House Of John Hack
etts in Hancock on Tuesday the 23d day Of May
ls43 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon all the right.
title and interest that Aaron H. Emerson had in
and to lot Of LAM lying IN Granville, called the
King fam, also the undivided half of two hun
dred acres Of land lying in Granville being the
same occupied by Almon Moore, also said EN-
ersons interest in five promissory notes signed
by Samuel Pinney, also some accounts belong
ing TO the said aaron H. Emmerson on tic 18th
day Of December last as set forth in his schedule
on file IN he Cfice of The Clerk Of the District
Court
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also.

Will be sold at the same time and place one
Note belonging TO Joshua Ingalls, on the 3Ist
day OF August last as set forth in his schedule on
file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court.
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Female Seminary.

THE SUMNER Term will commence on
\ Monday the 29Ih day of May. The study
of Botany i'll be made prominent during the
term and the apparatus recently procured
will be used in giving lectures.
l-3 l.. l.. TILDEN, PRINCIPAL.
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In Observation-Disclosures Sale.

DY order of the United States District
ID Court for the Distriot of Vermont, will
be sold at Public Auction at the Public
House of A Breeze in Whiting on Thurs
day the 25th day of May inst at TWO O'Clock
in the afternoon for cash, all the right. title
and interest that John Ormsbee had in and
TO about one hundred acres of hand lying in
the towns of Whiting and Shoreham-being
the same farm on which the said j. NJ. Orms-
bee now lives, forth in his schedule on file
in the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court
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ARRANGEMENT FOR
1913.

THE subscriber has his STORE HJusEs shd
WHARF in ahc mcst perfect oidrr-thc tild-
ing are extensive and conn ociCus more so than
any other establishment on
Lake Champlain:
Property OF all kinds, will nc received. End
forwarded TO almost any psIt Of thu United
States, and Upper and Lower Canada. Boats
cave this place Tue stay and SATURDAY f eaeIi
week for Troy N. Y, fnd Trey every tgednes-
ay and Saturday, fer Versenn,s SO, The Ca.
NAL Packer
J SHERMAN,
will run 10 and from Yrigtnnes and Blu falo.
each month through the season. wi ich gives Ia
clitios for shipping property lt' Ihls pL &c, To
any part OF the country, which Is ttjuy ed | J
no other place On Lake Cbamplain. All busi-
ness entrusted 10. bis care Will receive re n.pt
attic ntion. All communIeations Ly Wsv of tn
quiry will he duly noticed; charges will he as
low as at any other pace in this part Of the
county: K. CHAPMAN
Vergennes. Ma rch 1913. 52-h5
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ATTENTION.!

THE Commissioned and Non
Commissioned officers, Musicians
and privaies nt the 9th RIELE
COMPANY of the 9th Reg. of
the Vermont Militia are hereby
warned TO appear with the uni
form, arms and equipments re-
quired BY law, at the Vermont
Hotel in Middlebury Village, on
Tuesday the 9Th day OF June
lS43 at 9 O'Clock in the forenoon
for The nurDoss of Cnmnan, in
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THE VIRGINIA ELEcrioN.-The latest
news, from the Richmond Wing of Thurs.
day, is that Goggin is elected by 4 majority
over Gilmer.
The same paper, on the authority Of a let
ter in the Baltimore Patriot, claims the cleo
ton of Langhome, (Whig,) over atkinson,
a. in the LIST or Norfolk district and adds
/" this is true bill"
In the I4th, or Kenawha district, Geo. w.
Summers, (Whig,) is reelected by large
majority.
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A lsO

Will be sold at the same time and place one
note and some small accounts and claim a.
gainst Levi Briggs for eighty sheep and one
bay horse belonging to jackson Atwood on
the 18th day of December last, as setforth in
his schedule on file in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court.
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spection and drill, and there await furth
orders. BY order of the Captain,
HENRY SEYMOUR, Clerk.
hiddlebury, May 9Th 1s4S.
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Also

Will be sold at the Public House of R. n.
Hunsden, in Shoreham, on Friday the 26th
day of May inst. at one O'Clock in the after
noon all the right, title and interest that
William Rowley had in and to lot of land
with house thereon standing, (being the
same on which the said Rowley's mother
now lives) on the 18th day of January last,
as set forth in his scheduleon file in the office
of the Clerk of the District Court
HAIRY GooDRIcH, Assignee
Middlebury, April 18th. lS43
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1913.
CANAL PACKET
]. = ii E r NJ A N.
CAPT. T. SHAW.

VIII commence her trips on the 2d Of MAY,
between this CRY and BUfilo,
RUNNING NIGHT & DAY. as follows
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A true copy of record,
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL. Register. 5l;3w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA Dec l5The cargo of rice per Havana sold at
10 @ and that by the Daniel Webster at 81 The fol-
PROMULGATED on the ist January Export dpy on sugar
RS per hox coffee per qq il exported in Spa.
nish vessel for Spanish port; per qq in Spanish
vessel for foreign port Molasses and Aguadente free
One half the amount OF tonnage duty will be returned
vessels in which may be exported more than 1000 boxes
sugar than 1000 bags of coffee, than 800
pipes OF Aguadicnte Vessels loading full cargo Of
lasses free of tonnage duty In produce market
there is change. few casks of new moasses have
been sold at RS. Exchange Boston, per cent;
New York II per cent? London, l0l l0a per cent pre-.
Coffee is brought in rather plentully. We quote
at 5o6 ofnew molasses only trinng quantity has ap-
peared far for which rails is asked but do not
hear that any has paid that price yet and quote at
q, Lard of good quality has been selling at 10 lOJ
The stock is about 5000 kegs.
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CHRISTMAS
ssNJEyU yEAp,S,, DpESENrrS


"NEW YEARS" PRESENTS.
2 BIXLY SEQ havejust received new and handsome
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ANIMALS,
among which
The Keepsake for 1874 London Is plates super. daak silk.
The friendships Offering, for 1914, Londen IS plates rich
Heath Book Of Beauty for 1914 London plates rich silk
Ackermans Forget Me Not (isno) for 1914 London Turky
The Magnolia 1874 New York. steel cngravings super
French morocco, gilt
The Iris for 1914, New York. steel engravngs rich damask
silk.
The Opal pure gift for 1874 New York. steel engravns,
The Gift for a4 Philadelphia royal svo. superb white calf
The Gift for 1914 Philadelphia, avo. French morocco, gilt IS
The Literary souvenir 1874, Philadelphia white calf gilt ext
The American Friendships Offering for 1874 Boston, plates.
TIE Wn..rsrean Perennial GH 1874, New York, Is fine
steel plates, morocco, embossed and gilt.
The Christian souvenir f 1884, Boston, IL steel plates
peIior saxSpy cloth and gilt and %SIocc1 embossed
embossed and gilt, 10 snperine steel engravIngy.
The Rose Sharon for 1871 Boston, 12 fine ste smbell,h
pents, rich embossed French morocco.
The Jewel fine Juvenile Annual 1884, steel plates embossed
The Lily for 1914 Juvenile Annual 10 Plates embossed
- morocco.
The Boys and GlA Annual for 1914 numerous plates Ito
Ire Youths Histe rtsi Gift cloth EXTRA numerous plates.
An endless variety of Juvenile Books Splendid editions of
WORKS IN bindings suitable for the holidays Albums
The shove together with their aSsort emf of
scelapeous, School and Blank Books at
low prices, by II. p. BIXLY Co,
Auction sales evening, commencing haEpas.
DIS 3tis~ec
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Below
MY a ~
General Record.

General Record.
PACKET SHIP SDpoNs, for Liverpool and Vile de Lyon,
for Havre will sail to-day Their letter bags Gpin
the Exchange.
Puna; She assisted of by the soop of Vandalia-
Ba5c Ei1. from Calais Me with esrgo e o.. lumber
Oistins Thursday night dorng Barbados Ac.
Foreign Ports
dra for Noresns; fremont Woodsids from Georsetown Sc
sT n'Sss
Carlton Jameson Norfolk do; Tom Paine Anderson do do
Els m1 s'%
ny sE;s
AS Dec oT Dsn Webster from Charleston
Homo Ports
' s;;s s
Ssss oi s,s . asS S. s
wSs;% sYSs 2.,;Hf LEW sSs!:sS o Henry Clay
I Rsa ff MaA s SY
&C., s% S% S5 SIs tS
ss ~ Ds Wsh S.s Barker,
S s GS
Ss. Green dS Comet Ireland West
snd
GEORGETOWN, SC Dec l8-Cld Detroit Anderson NYork;
| 2rth. Juno, Norris, do.
CHARLESTON Dec 2-Ar Ernst Fri Mercadier Pt Petre
Hayne, Prescott Havana Excelsior, Woodbury.. New York
Hopewell, Lawrence Boston. Cid H Allen Wilson NYork
dolph GOLDSMITH Philadelphia SD swanton Davenport,
sabattis Cox NY9A Gotha. [swed sundbery Rotterdam
e. John Num- 5 n,l Wat. 70
| pool; Peggy, Br1 Smith, Monego Bay
KY WEST Dec 15-ln port Merchant for Ma,anzas 10th
M9BLE, Dec l6LAT HalSyon, Luefed, Bath Sarah Cut
%sn Lane, NYork; Hannah sy,ague Cook, - George
New ORLEANS, Dec 4.Ar Lady Arabella, Simpson Rot
tedam James Edwofd Webster and Carissa Melchor New
York; Medora Lunt Newbuyport; Texidor Clark Rio de
J,nero; Delta Hnckey and Chase Hopkins. Turks Island
Alfred, Mason, Savanna la Mar; Delta, Somes Demera Be-
low. coming Russell Lamphar. and Louisiana Patten
ia; louisiana Thomaston; Sheffield barGues brig schs
names unknown At the English Turn and Alabama
| Hayana Leyen Lass. Brl Wright Kingston, Ja - -
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SOIREE AND PARTY DRESSES.
JUST hECEIVED-The greatest variety Of P.rs Dresses
some Of them splendid Also, Of the richest
Silks imported, likewise
One case Of Coloied Silk Illusions.
White and Black do
" White and Colord Grapes.
Tarlatanes.
Barezes
Plated and Striped Org,ndines.
BaIeges.
Balconies.
Figured Grapes.
White Embroidered Satins
Fancy Scarfs aud Cravafs for Soirees.
The Richest Bags and Retcules
New style Long Glove, with Trimmings.
= Embroidered Nitt'. Long and Short
Sleeves aud Berthes.
Five cases Of Partisan Novelties.
One Of New Style Embro idered Collars.
Manchettes amt Handkerchiefs.
Chemiret,es and Capes
Mourning Collars and Mancheftes.
New style Riviere Handktrchiefs.
Fine Laces, every kind.
Lace Wells, Scarls and Barbes.
Berthes Collars and Manchettes.
Cauezous, Sc, &c.
Three cases Of Dark Light and White Kid Gloves.
One ,se of Rich Nous-tline De LANES
All the above goods have BEEN received by the Vile de Lyon
selected by the subscribers Paris with
and taste They will be sold sr who retail
very moderate prices. JAMES BECK co.
y. B-J Co. rave large assortment Of India Shaws,
some Of very splendid description. Also, few Scars
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WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. honest, intelligent
w and esterprsng solicit subscribers and col
lect money far and popular magazine.
None need apply without written Recommendation Of
sesng the above qualifications To such good enlargement
will be given.
d26 2tiss re ISRAEL POST, 3 Aston House
A UCTION NOIICE-Rich and Elegant Fancy Good,
n adapted 70 the Season VAN ANTWERP & HYDE'S
sale rich Fancy goods postponed from Saturday
Of the Storm will positively take place this day. Dec &C.
o'clock at 7 Broadway corner of Liberty street The goods
mostly Of recent npoIon and high grade and the sale
is in every respect worthy of attention
Catalogues ready and the articles be examined till
hour Of sale. d26 lt*rc
The subscriber has just finished for the hoydays large
aud BEAUTIFUL Of Solar and Astral Lamns with gilt
bonzd and glass coumns also Grandoes of
and superiority Of hnish gilt bronze and silver
from five ghs each: also splendid ew
article of Candleabras, trimmed with ustres
The above goods arranged in the show ready for
public inspection. JOHN w. MORGAN,
dc 3t~rc 15i Fulton first door of Broadway
DACKET SHIP SIDDONS, FOR LIVERPOOL-Pas-
by this ship will plee be board the steamboat
Hercules at Whitehall this day, 26h nst IL O'clock NJ
places half-past II, A. NJ. dos &c