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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

,y7O IMPORTERS OF DRY .GoODs-The advertisers will
exchange oa sixteen House Lots Of ground. elegantly
susted about hall miles North of Cnon Place. ha-
vns splendid view o. the Hudsun River three o the .Iee.-
;hC!ough hure leading the properly. Address l " 10
the Courier and Enquirer ciica. s.stic
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
F0I2. i,HE NORrH.

FafI2fESEY FaIESYAbli; LIE sTGAMseas E5dsy! a9
.SSssszSsEse- Trough nrec:-At ociocs p. NJ t'oaa
' The 5oa : sF iSa 9'Pshf a9e Gs5 + F.
John. MoGiGy. Neine>isy and Frri-- evenings Al b
!he s;,ana,4t &DriE-!E:.. Captain Z: io"sa'on.
4: : D clock Lz.a,!.!g 4: ;,.tsyB:eGIOte Pldcss
F-,rn :se fpo, of Barclay -s::.et.
The boot NORTH AMtKlCA. CAPT r G. CTiiief-
den. 'ruesdsy. 'Ghuycay aad Saturday. ai ~ NJ
s.-1day Wednesday. tnda7 ard auGtay AT . NJ
Passengers taking this line of boats WI arrive Albany IN
gmDs 10 lake he morning Trans CT Cc's icf t;e .aS o'
IThn above boau 1cw a-d .utelcniit. are furnished
..ith r. an elegant STATE 9cons. ard Oi speed z1G coi
uods;ion% uHrvaliel cn lie Hudson.
* Al per forbid Tasting % Hs Bcss oi t1s
Line y.::aouta written order from the Captain.
Tof passage q freight apply On board. az 20 80
Ok PC SCHULTZ. al tic otte oa the NEa;t.
* r.7 SsiQRNiSG LINE M . ArT o'Gl -. oCk FOR li
,ss=sF15Ss pressure steamboats, TROY. Capt, = Cor
ham, Iu..!ay. thursday and SGtru!'y , r.
EMPIRE. Capt. i z. Rco. .oacay. Wcin-dey and In
day, ccl3cS 4. H. ru2 he pier al the :cot o bAfc.Sy
Fer passage or freight apply beard re boats OF 10 F. B
HALL. y, the Offices en the w carl foot OF BaTcny ~
The above boats the opposite dcys eavn- Ic'
&. 3 i. VI and Albany AZ 4. VI. .>,,. .,.,,
TAKE NoTICs-Evening Line direc, for ALBANY AND
TROY. clock. daily Sunday eXrept ron tie
boat nisr foot 0; C9ur,lant; .iTcet re S ;'S3oa
TIC :;yYsioyv and Albany after laatrE Passengers At Il
hnEy proceed nEiediniey 10 Troy Eens q! lShi GrlI-
Of water they enabled al tines 20 pass the bars ara
rsGcE Alany sct Troy II oUrs !e sr passengers 10 a
n. morning ;,anl oi or the East West and North caeh
boat h-s usze suite Of elegant STATE Rooms ., -
Ter 2assage freight: apply ut the ouce on e "H''"
10 the Captains board the boats ,,..-. =,
The boats Constituting this line unrvaled ~ s.c6 ef
gance and accommodations. During the pas wtS tis III
baay and Swallow Rave been thoroughly oSehaui' 'nd rec
=
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
pubIIc Stock EschanUe. Or. "a.
sF,0vnH0aRD.

The other available notes OF other Bdhks.sIs S5o
Balance New York ...-...,..... ss0bl
The Bark Of Augusta, Georgia, shows in It's r.
for the 7th Of October.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

.SgiVhrE 'fU!TfCN.-i. F. c. Scia!!ef Professor OF
Z Danong Wa Gng N hli rs variety would res3ec
full. inru The ladies end en.eG c tbs c,y tha, NJ IS
nov f0nnia. private Instruction. 10 he ABOVE dis
{, MS rezinencs Nc. i?7 Pnnce 81 beG1 sullivan.
days a.d evenings vii he made suit js conven-
ieuce 81 his pupils. -
Mr. will attend Serniaeye rise private lesson, "a Gie'es
or se az the residence Of his pupils or Ct The Academy
Ind .dics ind Gentlemen 10 '". % MAKE UP pt'
vat. Walking pr tie. ~ ms lcademy. ,.o,
r,.fh ,Iruin an;Iy r,uys. 0lS 1fF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
SCHOOLS.

.AlsTCAI, AND ENGLISH btIShDiItp S'HN''|i'
y FOR BOYS.-Mr. J. Wocdiord hnv,ng Opened
patronage OF those Who wish place Their .oas 10
shrra they receive thorough lntruc;ioa WITH car
md lind y,reiysnn The locai!on N beautiful Snd "a uo't
c. ard the terms moderate 1he Winner sessioa VIII com
rnence Nov An. For paTtcu az. inac''e OF
9 F Bosms! No q W,l.I1 yoI r1,sl .,rse' New York.
o. 2 LVoDcfor1 No 6S Wall street.
where Cucua coatan!IG Terms, Reference dc csa De
B-A pcrson,l with the principal t.aS se hs3
ne hcur. Of 10 A. NJ srts at the Hoos Stoe OF prt'
Woodf,rd /. 60 No. % Wall s:iee,. - o.S ~
ylRlPiRAToEY SCacl,. AT NinnLErUIYN. Cons.
CLas.i~AiASD fSGiistf r. gpitG :cnoG' = ~. ~
ltIlioa hs t-ea 'sHli,.s pie ;ri'.'- y IA,
csived INTO The !fncipii siny. aud ~ part 9 u ~
pe.oua, gcntoGs si1d intercourse .1d comic e i1
sc,ire .uoll. dish derfce. Preparation io
or toege thorough. NldSl.to%a Is ons oi me 'iost
u heal hy and rortl New EnylE easy 81 s-ce
daily from t,es G;a, Ah4nY ard t',4n tt inoueIe Ga
pent. Young e.e nlrs aL.eated b5 caf,Ci pe''''
" ioa cGmlmecss -!ov 18th Charge go 9e; Se-
yOa ghc icuCes MI save ior boH.s p
nrirCes EifCuhts. with rsi-fsncS- NJ 49 al"'
.fcat where th lrrsIpr. " cuDi dl'ins me
Won, 70 NoV - D ttHaSi ~ q. Prnc pal --' IN
s--Autl,Y BOARDING St,BCOi. For DUYS, star
= fofi fniftsiJ CtU.ty. Co.n.-iAAiEo bII ~, ~
pnncqa the wilton F.a Boarding cfno4 N iis
10 S,ffId Nav iaer here he has efeiel ltt az
coiu1c!iau, b,ldins p-&5ir 1s h ccIog! fIfIa'ns M
r-.-,nf yccmn, Gat"ns y. N-An otsIvle" en- Ie M
,,.h ne PDc ts by ca!rz o. the Rev H. Newsu i;GIoi
ne gii..i1 aJy harJZne 10 spssTu street nr IeS u
Nod Pd,,o of lie Christian Prfc, Magazine, GGG Nnher
j4s Nassau erect September 90. ccobe: i2
Is l 2s 81 End 81. aid sso ccaai' III any time oUeu
ois E,y-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
utitk. tADst, iOp.. ..ea s..-,...-! Di.....
DElTZ, BROTHER & co.

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETilL-
THE CAN TON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, III CHATHAM STREET, Il. !.
Branch Sc,ef:
3o BIeack-r street. ,-es-io orE.
%. Grand street. >uilnls.
i9i Greenwich street, Gear Fulton.
16 Futon street BROOKLYN.
s. Chestnut nd 10 North Fith- -st. fni!adeipAie.
Il Hanover street.. Boston.
INVITE the attention o. City md Cocstry Families ant
Purchasers 10 their several stab hIenis where haY think
wi be found By far he bes, >icccn Of pure and unadae;
lei Teas N the United Stale The universal popularity ART
cthrr aoCse VIII ference - tigh qualities ow
and un.Eni dealing IS too = ucdsNtGod 10 render tc
ther co1meG necessary Original and on!y warehouse fer
the ssie nf Hovr;a'r Black Tea 0bSe-ve '-St!ange viii
b- particular mbs The number oil the principal
Chatham street, l2i 5e;wecu Pea: ana Roosevelt streets.
The public VIII also bG peted 70 iaka notice tna the Canton
Tea Company IoGg d. with other s;ofs except
;hsa GsS:iaI af ~. top NJ tns advertisement; .ST
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

OFFEE-gheap. chasp. cniyso for IL. and ID per b.
u 10, Cd Geeerssat ara roasted an sInr;d taIiJ hrn
thv,ned and warranted give sa,lion Please u7 y. al
oyers OF roed J;ofec " P MOODY. III HoweGg.
al 2ms Successor 70 Perkins d Tuwnc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

4 SPLENDID IND SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE FOR
THE GROWTE md RESTORATION
TO BE9UTYFY, DRESS CLEAN IND SOFTE.N
THE HUMAN HAIR,
And otherwise improve and render il splendid Ornament! 20
both ssSN. for tho
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

Il L. WhSlBUnN, t,.:s E!esrtol Z Wtshtura would
IL. respectfully INFORM friends ac cuscers, that he has
zen me EDS SPACIOUS SoIs No. o. ichE street et
L;--1 ,-,zrs - ,, -,1,.. IN, s,,-,,s. 1T t-s,-Su
Taor. s y-o,t Eisa aloir the Puhic ;hai vl nave
constantly rtae tha ty es sG nt nj GeScrip
t;oCs 20! Gentlemen ana Bays winch na De MADE I'd
let The cs- aap'orct iaGGos ana ?a-;a. yie and
ranIet 70 e.
Gsriisne: viii pcsse c and leave ths: ortets zh ee--
:aEtr IA al ',sy ra :e promptly and faithfully executed
.uT 5ns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
TEE BEST STONE OUT.

Poy Chrrcbes Halls faror, Siores ''urs fs- so ~.
large and beautiful ens of those stores o y
,ems TWnG for Hulk rao.s. &c nc-thef WIN ~
sormrn, ofoher desirable Stoves for Burning wns o vs.
hnvc been made tA md those IN wan o. es
would invite examine assortment 5sfoe 4,
where. Stoves repaired aud eut up a. SHOT S"uee' "
EiHfs Of Vhest irrn work mn6a 20 oIttf. ~ -...r
s27 FIJI. TROWBRI)GG. 30 Frtsr e. nesf ro"- --
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
pNrENr ElA,rlC snouLnEE-KRACE.


pand III" crs mud wi - sound Indispensable 70 NIL MI
wsnsnc.. coninemea -trty Parent, and guardians
recommended l many elaen, ptoss.aui gentlemen tor h
eo,, llrrre ne inqc-cu TO he lts 49,. oi M. ,f,. MI
they strengthen the back ead thuu!cr, improve ard
haauuty the irrT
The pubHe rrn eauuoned .s,nsi rumhcr of unworthy
limitations ot Ea,,ic Brace which Offered ~ drrn
pscrs ihuBehuut the CuUGttT genuine excepting
those htaped with iao oans' and OF Sa,iny ol hs sub
Nangiacu,et, Of Relt, Brre. SlSsis Read Made Linen
Susp,rdefs, Sc. &c and Dealer, Gr6tenen's furnish
ins ilrcs. -d bfcadway cotsci OF l'aik Paec. -
t,-RiNcls's MANIFOLD LETTER WRlTER-Th,
truly grea invention recommends ~, II c vii te.ifr
~ stake Of The pen hat wsss the efit produce, the copj
at taa ssinc tune The our r wins j. agreeable OGd
era ae ,uk re1c,iy indebjr and cannot he er.set b.
soy known chemiesl ssen TIE NaaNol ruets
OF vnuou,0 for tune> unt private use.
FR 5NCls,& K LoyTREL.
NnruiHctuups SIS ucner, - Aialder luna.
ctRNIvFI< Ee"S a. I've SRtlrS I'M rsr.gee, ~
asnpte e.. the pcuf warranted color
snd hl, any climate QUANTITIES on haads and ca:euiY
SN FoREsl TREE-i.,oee,ss = N ps r'esys sc. el
aAsoeauoa or furnishing 5oo ;rcs, 70 Dc tins la
sla -It png ne yeas and srreis IN the iss-ward,
Elm. f;es Sot, Na:,f. Nsa- .I Al,q,su,.
tseh tsre u lee: in asht measure Al les, ncF
o.rensreao i.ei uin ihr rEosnd. and have al
ihc pToaoss sIstc she numb. aud KIND oi thai
can be sup9-i prce tevegrnle at cuuysnsr,
points JH- Nn and E.t River. " ithn the lsih Warf
~ ~ 20 - snssea the PEI oT pantn- trer
thr =. and zA1 tho psloe VIII De a,ke.
sur guHarteeilF Jseh tfeo 10 i've ore year.
~ PERSONS anS IN tho ..rh Ward along any of The
ure dc-rous of ccpera;in. above
improvement wl please lnuIDa,or by se! or
dcfssd the -absr and kni OF trees they may de
ar amt the place waeFe they wish them planted The nu
te -nr wal 10 due Line iiioEn them o ths puee CT TIE
utet saa p.-ccs G tto,r de.osit
JAMES CHESTERNAN,
ISAAC AbRiASCE
SEEGRN n. MOCL1OS
ANTiCNl ARNDJ-N
al SAliCEi. Z. MOTT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25
10 ssE LEE.

TO he LEE.
~ TO MANUFACTURERS.
<.h TO Re ItJ-tcT 1nr yenTs. the large. well
: lighted AID very three story md nttlc DrIcn
buTurc 'he y r. Of ~ Avenue and li street..
foo Of 50 II ON bY "a u. deem each with huge
ApoIy M s. Water ~ oa lw'
- To ..fF-'fd: sinai family without children. the
o :ecsBd floor consisting al five with iiree Lfe
s, places and marble TuanteS. the new house IN l
street mad H. 1u the north side at iclnn
on md attached Ia carry OF the waste wa
ter For situation ans no; surpassed Az
niv a Third street or H. William. o2i lw+
L., TO LEl''Two Rooms. the I'd and 9Th st..ies Of
ElzN No Spruce street. Possession given immediately
IIsa and rent low my who may wish TO become
I.IIlneL ne suitable Tor almost nd
If mechanical business lgGulre nj he Tribune Ofce o3 Tic
IL DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE TO
Sk LET-OB the sth Avenue and 3l street, containing
sye win marble mun;es fndng doors, and requisite
nr ccuee family TIE windows upCn the PIAZZA and
WI green blinds Attached house md
garden The situation healthy and pleasant. The knickcr
booker Stage continue he nS the 81; Avenue past the
Cottage Ao. the Mnnhattnnye stages leave the Cy Hall
eyery hour during the day The low 10 good tsHgnt
Apply on the premises 10 MOTT < BROTHERS, I'm
poriers n Watches &c Nassau st. Possession given Oil TIE
frs; Of Novewbet. ol9
-, To LET LOW TO y SMALL. FtM!LY.-Pea-
i.il5 INQUIRE of DANIEL ADaE .N Fultun.si. G1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

nIMsTED'S PATEFT STOYEs.-Tho.e ~ ~ ~
~ PARLop HALL ar Nu.seIy ,tOyes, vii ma ,os
sotment Ia better article having never been n,a'r - q,
ba nd and Tor ,ae on reasonable terms rs sny ~
wholesale and retail. r l hon -, nn Jrotou. +
Olmsiead stove Aanufactory 40 Water St nesf u'O''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25


MALE BOARDING. SCHooL-H -HES:fSIEAD SEN!-
WI EtKY-NATBANIEL DUNN, 4. Nj: Prncipal.-
cmp,,e,id on brulch OF :is EalrosC u Eiiles ron
HuGSiyr The VINE! wII c"pmercs on the 't Gay
Nny.racr Terms iOr pupils LnG-r - s3 year: over li
sIJO Circulars NJ ~ 5vv n NIlilaiast me f'lh
pal dur.lg Oct. at . Nes.e1 1.------- -. ol1 {"
3rol-fG LADIES' GOk.HlSG and DAY SCHOOL"
I nI, BAILEY respectfully Informs he! parn7s aEd lc
pubI shat she will ,eoyen Seminar; htonG&y, s S
~ .oIIsr nc1, ghr Tern = I.i=ysnces. ;-c Apply al her
re,,darce re. 10 '-Arr. Fiacc. B,eetker s. aI2 ,"
55OAEDINS SCHOOL FOR BOY=-Nois. can9aa ser.-
kra.y. Ct-JnHs OSBORN. PtIncipai-Nunbef 0i Pup
o,et l.. teatyicfns S5 pc; year CltsuiHls can I've Oh
tsnal q, ke..r. b. : " eb. ;i Gisnd-s;'cs John Dnon
& Isils:gnttsa,, Sns l.utlGm. james st'ee , 1ni-
comb iiuwecy: r. Bach. y Cpncod->;test bf""Nyn .
Pr9ncua be al US eaI street, wh-fe ccuafs a'n
nGy be obiained os IL.
y,RGTH hMaOY SEMiH hItY-Scieniic Mathematical
and Classical The winter ess0n OF zZ weeks Will cor
ue,rr on Monday Nov. h. The crurse oi instruction. IS
,o.ch ans! pruc,!ca Cuculy, with testimonials and Te-
fefencc nay DC nd V John = B,ics Gnn,ci Ehns
OF the Prlncpf' :. =: ,.C,ti ny,yDDnii 2ni T.
- 5w' u. WOOphK!lS;.
ypRO0KIYH CLASSICAL. AND ENGLISH SELECT
Si,Ei I En 70 iIichJ st-aatIhis SchOo! will reopen
;gIth ~ End Session Ao1c End OF Scp,enber. Tho
vuch instruction md subFtaa rogres secuTet ke's;en"c
10 pstrou CucuFs 't terms and c:e. Goila;ion nsy
bs Ooininc, Of tie fnncpo soIsla
H n sHLANn" HALL--A FAMILY BOARDING
n SJaOOl FOE BOYS.-Numbsr Unite! at2). Cen
rjr si.,is, M Eczt Boom.riu ESs Co \. II nil si:o
n Y.rk AZ tfom Newurk. Terms moderate.
The Grg, ci this Institution VIII open on " cd
ne day 20h Oct under the npcae care Ci the subscriber,
tfor he last psGrs PrHeiDai o The BLo0MGd E,f: and
S;cqsT.aI Uca,irnv DAVID =. FRAME,
P:lnclpa! and Proprietor
Particulars furnished application 10 the Principal By nal
or otherwise. .II WI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

Go ~ tHe Jts' manner.
gIf Fl h5G2E;. G;s-4. ASp !:s.SSs !SEsMfEl4rE Esr
4sasss 4,C CiESrEE, ca2;1n Wu 4 iisea, Wi
Friday ii. connecting II HpisoG a ~ Tie Hudson 9:i
BERKSHIRE Railroad te cars U! which leave 81 e ct
&c lca,| rad icGyirs lGsa Oh Sundays. irs7lsYS in
thursdays :, % ,ne arrival 81 the car 'orraae sach
field a. 20 and to West s,5c lb;idss 81.
Foftsis'f or gFSF g9;'gf sp2y GH 2IfI1 8 % .. we.,,
This boat has been thoroughly oyeauled. and he accom-
moiaons improved rs to be ecpe 10 any boat OF e nre'
Tins boat t0~- no bsTTcs. mii
NsW WAKRES1IEH g2; si c,iE: h,NE EW2K WsI
po-,. Cc.asqrins, Cornwall and Fi'hsil
I'VE sca-,boat JAMES MADISON. Captain Charles Nal
Friday 80 ocock P. y; he,urnins val Ieays New6ursa
III Ii;s7:sy f=cs:s@ @ ;fe % .fee Bans ; G; specie ra
% s r . 1 b boat at e SsS3 l,s o s:a e ca e00
S MTEli * S2S Il c1idSsil! tssi tfE "
=5sSsf 22G' GaN6ES f?s Ger: 9sa Gsa f'f2Tg f. #a, wi,
oaye tbs per ioot Of Wauen W st. eTe Monday Thursday
Re,ufaes viii Issys Sewbgrsh every Monay ct - 81
AMI fnesdsy uni Friday at ) p. NJ
s,S aa sif% o s S s o biz or .eee % put or
5inc c: receipt bo s..led 10, ne same a3
E4fG Z LEe EEG0gE3-E9&S siIG s. GKHT9NN- y&GgN
M s5S 5SKE%SSo5 $S WiEs I'd ssI a'5s; K aAs ts:a,
st & ISL 1T the new and ,nbs1nn,a I eamboat IyasN
TON IRVING. Capt. Hiram 1ulhh. will leave the Zoo, OF
CIeberssrt :or he above Toccs 6y ct :Fc. T. M tun
Returin- viii lecys Ctcturvlo at 6 and Sing Sing at
O'Clock 4. IL. aats {; Inc loot o hammond street each
way.
s.. s9es' GfEFS fEf f227 on SakiS 9Ssfk n
nESf-2am EAl 4NR MbNTfS HK SG1 sv AE9AERR9 b SR-
,.sassgl, Fare only l2t. The .Wt and splen
I'd stclinel RAINBOW Capt. Ear?, and si,o: Tues
day. sept. iO'h. vii fun as 0io". July:
!.acye Newark Leave New -Y"IS,
foot m Centre -rect. foCt of Barclay street
5o'c!pch A s.. 3oclock, =. NJ.
E'Ic.: :ht cc-yict a. vcsg reasonable rates. 80
F- r.rs,fi s.. STATEN ISLAND FERRY foo! Of
5ah tic boat will run as follows until
;uTtnof nutlc.;
f,cq~e New York n: g. H. 4. fi.-lh. rs, o. r. a.
= S,n3n island, g. 10. A. M.-lG5:, "a, 5.P. NJ;
IL Nj Goods shipped must be particularly r,nrset and
frc al tiaa :iss OF the owners thereof. SO
=. ,..a. iSi4.-FhL. hERANG ENT.--NEW-
N1 / YORK tNu ERIE KAILRDAD LINE FOR
Esslt5gs5a .HIDLLETOH.N. 3OSHE-T. and rn,errae
SZr%:dtdte places, 5Ow oO nj Buanest.-lla .teaul-
boat A. leaves eyery Morning. Sundays encepdJ ats
O'Clock; every Afternoon Sundays eIce3cf At haltpast
3OclOck. ,T Permont where passengers lake the commo
dous OF tive Conpany tor Goshen. Mdlet0wn &c &c.
RGturn1g, leave MiddieSj~n II oHs a. H. and +. NJ.
dale rrbsndae Milford. connection with the alter
noon Line from New YORK.
FREIGHT SGTIcH.-Fei;it received 7om O'Clock A. NJ.
10 ) O'Clock ?. II. and forwarded the same day.
For iarthe: particulars inquire OIL VAN RENSSELAER,,
Agent, corner OF DGsne and West-s,ree's
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

DLUMBERS. PLUMBERS PLUNBERa.-T scb-
tcrber would call he o Plumbers and The pub
lie 70 perfect article Of Tin Plated L<dI PIPE u1aEuGcu.
ed by IN entirely process for which he hes this month
cured letters Patent which plates the pipe the inside with
an even perfect plate of pure Tin.
Having enrsd great perfection the method Of crrtuct
uriag ard plating Lead Pipe he senahed 10 offer n:
a,fic.e CT the price charged fcr common pipe
la a-rnnts the Pips ustacured by hin; IN burst
split free from ell aws ,caleJ other irperctOns, aad
perfectly uniiorm thickness.
Also Rand large stock OF un.ined Croton and Country
Pipe which can be examined the manuiactoy ~ West
,ls sGc : ''''''- '''' B.. W.LoWBER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-25

EHoR THE IADlES--B.es Ciah Hca,e Shoes. jr.: 70
L -aived sod for sale cheap-3 c Il. 49, "
nS SMITH &.HARrSRORNE. H. Ful.es-st
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20
VIEW GOODS.

~ TowNsLEY g. SON are now receiving
u. from New York an extensive assortment oil
-, and desirable GOODS for autumn and win
ter Gales, among which may be found
10 pieces rich strpd Silks .,o
25 do. black, blue black, cold, and changaoie
silk and cotton warp Alpaccas;
do blk. blue blk and cold Orleans and Paf-
ametta Cloths
10 do rich M. de Lainesj
do plain French dol;
do Cloak and Plaid Linseys;
175 do rich strip'd and plaid Prints s.,..
Denmark, Kabyle, and fancy plaid 90
Black. Tibet, Wool and NJ. de Laine 30
Black Silk, French Worsted, and Bugie Mus;
Ladies Kid. Silk, Thibet and Berlin Gloves
Lace, fancy Silk, black Bugled and jet Buttons
Rich Silk and Satin Cravats Lacesi h,nen Snu
C;mnure Edginps and Insertings; Linen Cambria
Hdkis.; Dra6 Moreno, &c. &c. &c. 6
September 4, 1874.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20
Farm for Sale.

RwA TIME subscriber will sell his Farm
&HA& j. on PuiaeS street, one mem mile 1s
%R84 M north of the village, containing ~
acres of excellent land, 80 OF wn,cn
s meadow and tillage, in good state OF c"l.ve.
ton. and is mostly flowed or irrigated by Sackets aS
HOOK and another stream running through II ~
acres Of good pasture near by and ne w000 '0'
There Is an orchard of rs trees on the place, oV
of which are young grated trees; one ;nl,d s .,
these are in bearing state. On the farm Is ,wo
siorv dVellinq.ho a barn, so by 80, and other
buildings with sheds a, the house and barn. Also
For beauty. convenience, and fertility, we think
the place seldom equaed. The barn, excepting
the floor and ~ foot stable, were literally stunned
from siIl 10 ridge, together with 40 foot she'd
But for further commentator we ree r., you u -
your own observation and judgment, and the crops
Of grass and grain on the ground, which are album
dainty able to speak for themselves
With the farm will be sold, Il desired, o. acres
GOOD pasture and woodland, well walled, lying one
mile north Of the farm.
A considerable part Of the purchase money may
lie on a mortgage. j. VI Ath 6 % a.
Putney, July 10, 1874. 3m ~
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STATE OF VERMONT.
DIsTRior OF WEsrMISsrER, SIS.

DIsTRicT OF WEsTMISsTER, SIS.
A, Probate Court held at the Inn of Chaffee X
Turner in Grafton, in said district, the last
Wednesday in August, 1874, being the 2sth day
ofsad month-present Hon. Ellery Albe, Judge.
HoMES Samuel Gray. guardian of Lyman II.
~ Brigham, Emene A. Brigham, and Lauretta
NJ. Brigham, devisees of EBENEZER BRIG
HAM, late of Townshend in said district, deceased,
and makes application TO have license granted him
to sell the real estate of his said wards, for the pur
pose of putting the proceeds of said sale at interest
representing that such sale will be conducive OF
their interest and it is ordered that said appca-
ton stand for hearing and decision at the session of
said Court TO be held at the Inn of Abner Johnson,
in Townshend in said district on the last Wednes-
day in October l844-and for the purpose Of notify
ing all persons interested in said estate il is further
ordered that notice of said application, and the time
and place of hearing be given by publication in the
Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brattleboro in said
State, three weeks in succession previous thereto,
that they may appear and object to the same fthey
shall cause.
Dated at Grafton, in said district, this 2Sth day
of August, 1874.
JAMES II. PHELPS, Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20
Sash, Doors, & Blinds.

HNHE subscriber has on hand, and will make
IL to order, all sizes and qualities Of Sashes,
Doors and Blinds, plain and fancy, manulactu-
red at the old stand lately occupied by Starkey
8, Morse, in Messrs. Hines g. Newman's Ma
chine Shop. k
Also-kept constantly on hand for sale, first
and second quality Pine Lumber. When NOT
otherwise engaged, the subscriber will take
jobs for framing or finishing buildings of any
kind, either in or out Of town. All work war
ranted, and done in good workmanlike manner.
SEWALL MORSE.
Brattleboro, April 10, 1914. tfS9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20

"HE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hart
IL ford, Conn, will insure every species OF
property usually insured in the Country, from
loss or damage by fire, on the most reasonable
terms.
This Company has been in operation for
many years, and its reputation for fair dealing
is too well established and appreciated to re-
qure any pledge for its future course.
lD@ Persons residing in the County OF
Windham and its vicinity, DESTROYS Of obtaining
insurance of this Company, are referred to L.
G. MEAD, Esq. Agent, Brattleboro.
THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
S. S. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, Nov. /, l843. tito
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20
FARM FOR SALE.

IL HNHE subscriber offers for sale his
Farm, lying in the south part OF
lsl!Es jamaica 3 miles from the centre OF the
.HAAkka8 town, and 9 IL from North Wards
boTo. containing about I40 of Land, Of excel
lent quality, suitably divided into the various de;
partments for farming. House, Barn, Shed, al, ana
all The other buildings in good condition. The
House is Of two stories. Said farm is well fenced
by stone walls and contains larger variety Of the
best of Apples, Pears, &c, than is usually found on
a farm. Said farm will be sold on very accommo-
dating terms to the purchaser, only small pay
men, will be required on giving the deed, the re-
ma,nder can remain for length OF time, on pay
ing the interest annually. If said farm is not dis
posed Of previous to the first day Of November next
The same will be sold at Auction.
VIZ PADDOCK MUZZY
Jamaica, Aug. 81, 1874.
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FALL GOODS.

40 C. HALL has just received great variety
Nrko of new FALL GOODS for ladies' dresses
such as high coloured De Lanes houme ss ve sr
mere and Grape de LANES, blue black SILK warp
Alpsccas. plaid do, blue black Orleans, high color
- -, s,y1e Prints Also
A large stock of Broadcloths, Beavers, Cassi,
meres and Satnetts, with full assortment OF
Trimmings all which win be sold very cheap Tor
cash All kinds Of barter pay received IN exchange
for goods q
Sept. 3, 1874.
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HEWES' NERVE and BONE
LIJvISMEN'T,
FOR RHEUMATISM:

rTNHE best article now in use for that ex-
IL cruciating complaint. A PREPARATION
called,
"THE INDLaN VEGETABLE ELLXIR''
is used with il, and both articles used together,
are certain to effect a cure. The price is only
so cents Bottle; and who will be troubled
with that terrible complaint, when they can
obtain cure at so reasonable price.
To be had of Comstock & Co.'S only Agents,
BUTTON & CLARK.
Sept. 6, 1914.