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NmB AYRBo
'le touched his harp and nations heard, entranced
THE FOUR AGES OF THOUGHT,

What is thought
In childhood-an imperfect CLEAN,
A summer hover, moonlight dream,
Ghmpses of some far shining stream,
rosy wreath, the blessed beam
That dwels in mothers eyes
In youih-an urn brimm'd with delight,
Sweet throngng fantasies of light,
Meek eyes with loves own radiance bright,
Soft mIsic on summer night,
Hope budding into joy.
In MANHOOD bcnightcd shore
With wrecks of bliss all scattered Ger,
Dark swelling doubts, fears scorn'd before,
spirit wlthcr'd nj the core
A sea Of storm and strife.
In agc--a calm undazzled eye,
Living in worlds of memory;
I.ow-hreathed thanks for love on hrh,
patient longing for the sigh
That watts il nio rest.
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FARM FOR SALE,

ia EOR SALE, farm in Underhill, con.
n5TA l. tanning one hundred and iory.>ix
SssH acres, n on one hundred acres of which
covered Iy a good growth of hard wood. On The
premises are convenient dwelling house arm, sheds,
&C. and an orchard Of thrifty Tearing app e trees,
sufficient for making some fifty or sixty barrels OF
lying a ont one mile from The above, ahom sixty acres
OF winch is under improvement, and has on il capa-
co,s barn, the re'na rider is well wooded principally
with beach and maple. The above are situated near
The centre OF the town and OF the main road,-are
well wa'erel and well fenced considerable portion
OF the fence heing substantial stone wall and ioge,h-
sr compose of the hest DAIRY farms in the town.
The above premises will lie sod TO close concern
Tor much less than their real va ue, and possession
given on The ls of April next. For further particu-
Iars eng Iire of A. FOOrE.
Burlington, Feb %. 1914 3Sf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-10

DATE OF SOME IMPORTANT EvENrs.-Sic.
reotype invented. 1925.
Newsfvle Of calender introduced into Eng
land, 1852.
Air balloons and Erostaton invented IN
France, 1862.
The mail first carried in England bv stage
coach, 1865.
Life boats invented in England, 1902.
FIRST steamboat launched on the Hudson,
1907.
The streets Of Lend on first lighted by gas,
1914.
The first railroad constructed in England,
1927.
D'gnerrcoiype painting invented in France,
lS3S.-N. y. Tribune.
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TO PERSONS ABOUT DJJIJ,,,INC.

HE subscribers keep on hnndr their Lumber
II Yard on Pearl Street. Boards .:caniling Plank,
Floor Boards and Inch Boards rndy planned; Latb,
Lining and other materials fo- uildi0g
Persons in the adj ,cen, towns can be supplied nj
me Mills in Underh at a suitable deduction from the
Burlington prices.
>, ~ B. They offer to contract for the erection of
buildings on reasonable terms. Apply to r. p.
IIickok. HJCKOK e. STEVENS
Burlington, 3 JAM. 1874. 81 If
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h7AUBIGNE'S History of the Reformation
- vol. compele-incIuding all the notes Price
80 cents. For sale by V. HARRINGTON.
30 March, ~. ~
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FOR SAFE

INHAT large and commolinu, Two story BRICK
L DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT situated ON
the west sde OF college Green, al the head of ollege
Street, in This village. The House Is 80 bv * wi,b
ha,emeni story with kitchen and provision cellars,
and a wing 32 y IS, ex enoing north on College
Gieen, WIN wood and store home Glow, and cha M
mol"is barn, carriage hon,e, ice house. and other
out house, and spacious yan west OF the dwelling
house, aud good dnral lie well of water OF he be,t
quality IN he village, aud brick cisern. One and
quarter acres OF land, of the first quality, a large
garden and choice lruit trees west Of the house and
yard.
The buildings are constructed IN modern STYLE of
the est material and workman, hlp, were crested
hy the subscriber Tor hts own ue, and the location
lords very extensive and plea pro, pec Of he
village and lake on The West, and Is not surpas sed by
any other IN this Part oflhe country.
Also for sale good pair of work horses.
Purchasers are invited TO call and examine for
on The premises. SAMUEL REED.
Burlington, April Is, 1874. 46 #
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PlLESi PILES !
Window Sash

BURLAPS.
IN Pieces dsinches wide for wool sackng,
~ Is do q do do for Begging,
10 do n do do Dundee Twilled
300 ready made common and twiIed Bags for
sale bv FOLLETT BRADLEY Il. q.
Old Dock. Dec. a. ls43 "a
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ISAAC WARNER

LAS just received, from New York n LARGE
IL ASSORTMENTOF GOOD Sin his line among
which are a variety of pure Wines, Copnac Brandv'
-. CroX Rum, Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum Scowh
Whskey, Cherry Brandy, Baltimore Gin and plen.
~ OF other cheap liquors of various qualities and pr
-
Molases, loaf lump and rown sugar Teas Coffee
hocoate Pepper Asploe Ginger, Nuimegs Cloves
Cinnamon Saeraius Bar and Fancy Soan M
many other articles in the Grocery line
HIS Liquors and wines ~ ere selected with care and
after long experience and from the largest and e,t
of The pures, and best qualities.
He has Sheeilnss, Shrtlngs, Calico. Combric.
Trimmings for clothes and many other article. In,
no Fancy Goods. All of which he will sell for ,bs
lowest prices. NV
Tavern Keepers and others are invited TO call and
examine. " VII ""u
Burlington, tChuIch ST. Nov. % '43.
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ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD.
Fare Reduced to 81.
60 60 10 EEa@a al

Fare to Boston reduced 10 $40 those ,rbo On o,,ns
by same train.
On and after Monday, May sh passenger train,
run daily, (|nnday> excep'eD a. follows:
Leave Green'u>h al ! leiure A. M-arrive in Bo.
ton 81 p. NJ. same day.
Leave Greenhush al le'ore p. M-lodre IN
Sprlnaheld-arrIve IN Boston al II! A. NJ. mex, day.
FOR WORCESTER AND NoRwlcH-Pa>, engers lake
the ! before train from Greenlnsh, n,rr.t,, The
'leamboat tram from Boston at Worces ter-,hence
10 Nor ich.
For HARTFORD AND New HAvES-Pas. eprrrsl.av.
'nE 'rteh' u>h before A. NJ, take the ,ieau oat
al Springfield al l24 M.-reach Hartford at3r NJ
AID proceed by car, 10 New Haven. 80
Passengers may also leave Grrentrsh a, etor.
. r. W. rearh SPrn"hcId 81, thence V sage mme-
iiae.v to Hartturd-i0lge- cav. Harm ri nj ri mo-,
morning IN cars for New Haven
Pa>,.n@er> must leave he 1cke e. Oiice. in S,pwix
IA Maiden Lane for he Ral road Ferry Boar n, 81
A. NJ, orr M.-'he ferry toat viii Ie iupftral IN
starring 1"lc, for the ear hustle ur iaint,l e,ors
going on hoard he ferry loaf,
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PRINT ,W!;A4l,.REHOUSE

ID F. LEE, Formerly oflhe firm OF Lord & Lees
ID. Lee f. Rabcock, 6c,) and U. b. BREW STER,
Under The firm Of LEE & BREWSTER, have estab-
li,hed at lib PEARL STREET,
Hanover Square, New York, Warehouse on an ex-
tensve scale,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-10

PAINTS Il OILS.
= TONS pure dry White Lead, warranted equal 10
" any manufactured in the United States.
do Extra dry White Lead,
3 60 No. I, do do do,
zoo Kegs pure White Lead in oil,
10 Barrels Venetian Red,
10 do French Yellow,
q do American I.nseed Oil,
10 do Boiled do do for sale AZ usual
very 10y, BY FOIJ.ETT, BRADLEY T. Co
Old Dock De IA Ie43 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20

l babe her stay within my CO,
And ply the housewives art;
She heard me, but she needed not;
On who can bind The heart
told her she had none 10 guido
Her inexperienced feet,
To where through Tempe valley glide
Castalia's waters sweet.
No son of Fame to take her hand
And lead her blushing forth,
Proclaiming 10 laureled band
A youthful sisters worth;
That there was none 10 help her climb
The steep and tolsome way,
To where, above the msts of Time,
Shines Genius living ray.
Where wreathed with fading flowers
The Harp immortal lies,
Filling the souls that reach those bowers
With heavenly melodies.
| warned her of the cruel foes
That throng that rugged path,
Where many thorn OF misery grove,
And tempests wreak their wrath.
told her of the serpenls dread
With pointed tungs;
The yellow-blossomed weeds that shed
Derision's maddening pangs
And OF the broken mouldering Tyres
Thrown carelessy aside,
Telling the winds with shivering wires
How noble spirits died.
said her sandals were not mete
Such journey 10 essay,
There should be gold brnealh The feet
That tempt Fane's loisome way.
But while spoke, her burning eye
Was flashing in the lag ht
Thai shone upon that mountain high,
Insuferaby BRIGHT"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20

A WUNDER-A BLESSING-A MIRACLE
i INDEED has been discovered f,r curing
All llisiigurenients OF the skin,
Freckes. Sunblrn. Monhew. Tan
Bites of Mosquitoes, Bugs. Insects, Sec.
The above any defect o the skin cn,ed by the heat
the bndy wind chrnee nf cmntc, &c IL also
the rlust permanent and beautiful manner all
Diseases 81 the Face or SKIN.
Pimp!es, Blotrhes. Salt Rheum, ScuHy,
Eysipelas. Sore Ilcr!s. Kingworm. sc.
This remedy called mind reader, be particular in the name
or You u be cheated by swindlns cuunerieltj JONESS
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. and IL consequence of its
surprising eicacy-n nct It's surprising and wonder working
effect IN my the above Diseases bus been counerietc md
initiated by of scninps ard Inscn ,yyHGers aud fools
who care for the mischief and hnm they DO. mnny
their articles really poisonous and dangerous but WISH
live the fame and chn-ncter Of Jones Sonp therefore be
particular buy Only ut the following p!nces md awnys ask
for Jones, Soap The American Enge, s. Chnthnm street 81
iIrondway y. Y. Reddlng state ST. Boston Zeber,3
Ledger Buildings. Philadelphia Pease, Broadway, Albany.
t.I I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20
New-Jcrsey-Anothcr Rally.

NEw.BErxswIcK. July IS. 1874.
The Young Men Of our City had noble rally at
their Head Quarters last evening, ut an hours YER
bal notice, to hear our worthy Wing friend, CHAs
RIDDLE, Of Trenton. One dense mass blockaded
the streets, and MIR. Riddle addressed the throng
from the portico of the Reading Room. Talk about
the enthusiasm of lS40-why it was not printing
10 the oneness of purpose that is per aiding all
classes to attend the discussions of Wing Measures
and Wing Policy Mr.. Riddle briefly reviewed the
absurdty OF the claim set up by our opponents, 10
heirexciusive appellaiion OF Democracy per se-his
remarks about their professions for the dear People
and their practices were well stated. Also the rank
deception and duplicity in progress by the Lo-
cos upon the Tariff question was admirably con-
sidered.
The Compromise Act was discussed, and doubt
less many were convinced =" Tint the great aim Of
Mr. Clay IN that ereatuai crisis, 1c0S not only 10
prerent C1rii War and Dissolution Of the I'm
ion. bit TO sare the Protective Policy from utter
nunitiatioR" as in that very Congress 1888 James
h. Polk G. G. Verplank, aud the Free Trade advo-
Gates Of British interests, reported bill from The
"Ways and Means" repeating the then existing Ia
riff Act, and substituting bill of Is per cent nd "a
loren duty, md that based upon the toretgn ralna'
tion. In the language Of MIR. Clayton: Had tor
nado passed over all the manufacturing establish
mPnts I'D tnc county at iudi Hc' IL "ouiu e,o'Noi
have proved more destructive than the adoption 81
that measure, which received the earnest support OF
James X. Polk Of Tennessee
Mr.. Riddle maintained that the Loco-Foco party
n, the North were doing Mr.. Polk great injustice in
asserting his advocacy of Protection, as MIR. Polk
every where proclaims " That he is unequirocaiy
opposed to Protective Tariff
The Land Distribution was next considered-the
Justice of which was made self-eyident-and al The
close Mr.. Riddle gave n splendid eulogium uponthe
character and services of Dir. Clay during The late
War and Of his active participation in the great lend-
ing National Measures Of our day and generaton.-
The assertion of Zabrskie late Colonel-Command-
ant of Capt. Tyler's Division, nj the recent Loco
meeting: THAT Mr. Clay was in favor of Il freehold
qualification for the right of suffrage received Sc
we're and justly casigation. The response
of the gathering was most gratifying. Three times
three for Clay, Frelinghuysen, and The Union as II
is, made the weikin ring. Yours, ii.
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LOUISVILLE. July 6. 1871.
On Inquiry, we find it almost impossible 10 state
anv fixed price, as il always huctua'es according
10 the staee Of water and quantity OF Merchandise
10 come down. We have paid ourselves in the last
three years from 10 cents 10 80 per hundred
mounds on Keel Boats AMERICANS.
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ALL HEALING OINTMENT.

f,ULD FEET. COLD FEET. COLD FEET, COLD
SFEET-Cod feetapd Consumption, Cold FEES and Dyspcp-
su Cold Feet Sick eadnche Cold Feet and Disease OF
the Lungs and Liver. God Feet and Asthma. "d feet and
gss OF the lIrcnth Cold Feet and failing oil oi the llnr
Cod Feet anil Rheumatism, Cold Feet Pam. the Ear
and Head Cod Feet Cold Feet-who has not g Cold Feet
IS prevalent water the -Nrlstsrs MI UcaiIng
Oiatmen: remedy in cold feet under con-
nceucy III lite. Let lie warmed into the soes Of the feet
and pedge word ard honor TINT IL will restore the
cuntlnn the blood induce healthy persraton and bring
them hack condition. hen tins Is let
Tire slve be placed upon the chest head where the other
difficulty lies whether Il h; consumption or asthma or dys-
pep,ln los o:hair will them also Sold 26 DIVISION
Street 80 Rleecker 10 Astnr Ious % John. Ia Cherry. IL
SuIlivrn Isi f'nra 2l ;tnnion 30 I'd street. lelDu
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A MYSTERY DEvELoPED-A Paris corespon-
dent oi the Boston Atlas details a queer story
He states ,ha. the Countess Jeanne, one of the
lea ders of the aris,ocracy of the taubeurg StGer-
main, died sst month and the inspection OF some
half.burned papers, which she was destroying
when the grm tyrant surprised her, unravcled a
strange mystery, tibet hes always anshrined her.
After tho downfall OF Napoleon, one of the pro-
scrbed einigrants brought with HIM from England
the Countess, whom he introduced into one of the
Oldest families OF Paris lady of hsgh rank
A request was made that her origin should be un-
known, and this was strictly complied with. She
was introduced into society. and soon became
noted for her piety, charity. and love OF retire.
ment. Time passed on-the eInigrant died, and
was soon followed by the nobeman, whose Will
directed that the ountess should continue 10
occupv the pavilion, and receive The pension
while no attempt was TO be made 10 unravel her
sacred secret. She gradually mixed in society
eained all hearts, and at the time OF her death,
was unsurpassed as match maker, Keeper OF
secrets and devotee. Well, the papers were not
entirely coanumed, the physician found enough
to awaken his suspicious, and on the shouide RS OF
his late patient he discovered ndehole p.os's that
this moccl of virtue and fashion, an invitation to
whose saloon had been the passport to the hrst
society in France, was no other tnan Jeanne &c
Su1, alias The Countess de la Motto, the author
ess of the disgracefu Necklace story IN the days
of Marie Anoinette She was publicly whipped
branded on both shoulders and sentenced to the
Sal,petric for lic-irom whence she unaccounta-
bly, escaped, and her after lie has been unknown
until the the above development. The affair has
created quite u stir among the great folks, Partc-
uarly those who have boosted OF their intimacy
with Madame Ia Comtesse Jeanne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20

NORTHUMBERLAND ho have c0lored clothes to wash
will find fthey u.e Roberts Improved Brown Soap tat
their cacues and vii not fade. their nnnels shrink
m the esi nj the same cleanses and beaches the
making tpcrn c,en fresh. ard soft when new, and i
ran,e no, To nure the texture in the least 1t eecua
in removing grene from wvoIers carpets Renr mind II
Brown Soap and every bar stamped I. Roberts. I'M
proved Brown Soap. For sale by OF the principal Gro
Ger. in this City and Brooklyn. Mandatory $40 Cherry St
jy6 TRUMAN ROBEkTS.
AG DYE1S9 ssss, PnIs SSSry soI,n G By 20 a,u,.
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transportation on the Ohio.


To The Editor of The Tribune:
In letter which addressed to you from Lex
ington, Ky. some weeks ago, took occasion to
refer to the prices paid during the period of low
water, for the transportation of Merchandise on
the Ohio River, from Pittsburgh to Maysviile and
to Louisville. The accuracy of my statements
has been called in question by the Pittsburgh
Age newspaper in scurrilous article, The mate
rial portion of which has been copied into your
journal. For the purpose of fully substantiating
all that have before asserted in reference to
this subject, subjoin extracts of letters from
houses of the first responsibility in Maysville and
Louisville:
NASHVILLE. July 8 1914.
We are in receipt OF yours of the lst instant, in
which you request TO furnish table showing
the highest rate of freight for 100 lbs paid for the
transportation of Merchandise from Pittsburgh TO
this place. during the period Of lowest water in each
OF the last three years. In compliance with your
request, we have referred 10 our freight book, and
find the following to be the rates paid by US in the
months of August, September and October, being
the months in each year when The water in the Ohio
River is usually lower than in any other part OF the
vper
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No lsg NASSAU-STREET.
All kinds of Job Printing, such
PAMPHLETS, MAMMOTH SHo" BILLS
C.T.toares LECTURE BILLS.
CHKcKs Cams CONCERT Bills. Plain and
INSURANCE Policies, Fnncy
Bills OF LApIS6. POLITICAL BILLS,
CIRCULARS, tlRCufARs lieat, &C;
p,omntv e1ecuted at the Office of the Tribune No. LII Nassau
''> streei-oppnS'e the Park.
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TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERf,
No. Spruce STREET.
GAYLORD * ALEXANDER,

GAYLORD * ALEXANDRIA,
Are prepared to execute Ending for BOOhSELlERS
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals
n B. Particular attention pnl to reminding Old Books. Pe
radicals, Music &C. in good style and reasonable ies.
Persons visiting the city have their books rebound Al
-, o,;.a Eft
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~ Hardware, Cutlery, &c.-LEWls BESE~
DICT Co respectfully inform their hienc ana the public
generally that they removed this city, and have taken
the Store 81 Pertree toppos;e the Peafl1tree House
where they opening iice aad weseected as"f'
men, of Goods both Foreign aBi Domestic. which e.
would cell the attention al hs<o wishing purchase s2ti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20

o. The Books of Subscription to the Capiis
Stock New York and Ere Railroad Co are now open
the Office of the Company No. "a Walstree between ne
hours uf 10 and 5. WM NJ. GOU Id SecretaI Z.
New York. April 9Th. lsii HS
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r-- Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Sr York,-This Institution during the month Of June.

i'll In Total Lives Insured. 81
~ DR.. Phinney's Family Pills constantly
for saIe by + b. SANDS ~ Fulton street, as Broad
way and Il East Broadway eo em-
ut Graham House, SO Baiclay-'trest, by RoS-
WELL. GOSS, you
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p North American PhaianI, Monmouth 70
~ j. (Addess Louisville r. o. Is mos from New-i ork VIA
steamboat ORUS from Fulton Market 10 Red BANK daily cui,
nc the summer. Mr. EDWARD GILES is the accredited
Agent fhe Phannx IN NeSYrrk and may DO consulted on
its business from ga to O'Clock NJ. at his residence No Il
w,IkerS jyl 5m
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rSs- The Tariff as il Is, compared toiti the Snbs
,, ,o,ossd kv its 7drersarss in the BW reported he
United States House of REPRESENTATIVES bv Gen. ehcv "
" C.. By Il. GREELEY.
The above Tract ready and for sale Mt The Tribune Office
D.,
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NJ The Letters OF Cassius NJ. Clay, on ga
very and on the Presidency are printed Pnmohet and TO-
safe al the Tribune Office Price Ills no. OF $40 per lo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20

NJ 8. DONNELLY Il Co, No 81 Gmndsreet. corner OF
Alen have on hand assortment of the fol-
lowing housekeeping DRY GOODS which they invite the
attention OF purchasers VIZ
ga To IA Imperial and Mnneies Quilts
81 to l0-I By "a Diapers and Damnsk Table Cloths oil
Linen.
81, 81, lcA and 1874 Irish. Bansey. Russia and slesa
Sheetngs
Russia. Scotch and Irish Toweline Diapers.
5-S. 3 I and ~ Diaper and DnnInsk Napkins.
Crash. llucknback and Bndoye Diaper
a and 9s Srng and Pillow nso Linen of all QUALIFIED.
A. henvy Undressai Linen.
French Embossed Cloth Table and Pano Covers.
COlored Cotton. WoTsteh and Linen Table Cloths.
And also extensive of Cloths and CaSimere,
Drap Ees, Gamboons. Linen Dnlngs and other StapLs
and Fnnc2 Dry Goods. myI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20

GOOD BOARDED .inse gentlemen gentlemen and their
VI No. 81 Veey street. OF 81 Peters Place.
y. p. Transient boarder accommodated. References er
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10 Water Cure.-J Shew. NJ y. nm author on Wa
ter Cure 2 Fourhst IS ready to visit his friends and other
who care 10 be treated medically h0: drugs Water Cure
for efficiency system without parnlel II the healing ort-
Most cases, II an no wolf iroaiad IN private dua-
nrs MS elsewhere The poor advised satuoIsy. y3 3n
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r WANTED-S3.OOO-A

GAME On THE PREMISES. ut tho corner OF Lewis and
Bpoms streets on the morning nf the 18th inst Red Cow.
The have Der By proving pro.ey and paying
1871
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pOARDfNG-At q Courtlandt-treet-S!ns'e gent eu'en
ID or geneel 1mhes he accommodates with board and
comfortable rooms CONSISTING parrs and # required bed
rooms adjoining, al q Courlandt street. New York.
MRS. GERE-
,D,ten thsf
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REFINED SUGAR

HXTUOIISEY AND WUDISEY from This date offer their
w Standard" DOUBLE REFINED SUGARS at the fol-
lowing low prices, viz:
Loaf II cents per pound When less than five packages
Crushed II do do (pg51cha.e, half a cent pc pound
The above are packed as follows
Powdered IN do of2O
Apply the New York Patent Sugar Refinery. South
and Montgomery SIS. or ut S Wallst.
n. b. Orders efthe city must be accompanied by remit
yllm
r7'EAS-Ao chests SOuchOng ~ hnlf chests DO
l. $50 haIf chests Ming Yong Sauchong.
81 do Cuper SuucbOng
~ Chests fine N0hee Powchong.
% fancy boIe> fine Mohee SOuchong.
100 chests Tyson.
10 fncy boxes Hyson fine.
49, chests Yong iyson.
~ chests Tyson Skin.
30 huff chests superior C;unpowder.
81 do do Im,eria.
All country pa :kcd and Of late Importation.
For gale by GRINNELL. MINTuRN Il CO.
d7u rs South street.
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