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Printing Presses furnished and also steam en-
gine' OF the most approved patterns
n Il. machinist constantly IN attendancs
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Composition rollers cast for printers.
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Plttsfcrd, Oct l845.

Al the recent Agricultural g'air n Bur,
iipglor, VI. Mr. l.. Chase presented for
rretnium lilree pretty female children two
and half years old, born at birth T.
The committee on HousehOid Manajac-
tnres awarded him 9 (which was vols
unfairly contributed by the old bachelors
present, who said they considered him a
legitimate Object Of chari'y.-- Tribuoc
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Der. 90.
IRcp9lted for The Bos,oa Daily Advertscr,]

A,martet, 2l5O beef cattle. 1900 sores, $500
sheep, 2l5n Swine.
Prices Beef cdttie- Extra ~ 70 first quality
81 so =; second quality, $4,25 $3.50 third
$3 a So 70.
AOres-Yearlings IS S7--two year Cd s. a
SIS thee year old $l5 ~.
Shcep--Lot at 81, a 81 IS.
Secinc-M wholesale, 3 a Ate, Al retdlyhom
81 to5.
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TEMPERANCE HOUSES.

Hiram Miner, Burke. Franklin co. ~ 7.
John Ives, HaNingtord.
J. W. Martin, ". Feyris6mgh.
Henry Richardson, Hestfeid,
Orleans County
Timothy P, Fay, StOck6ridge.
Chester Spencer, CdStletOn.
Joseph Gaskeli Clarendon.
Joseph Wells, UnderhW Flats.
Edmund B. Hill, Sh0rehdm.
Seth Kinbai, Stete street, Montpelier.
David Hcdgman, Clarendon Springs.
Daniel Griswod, NORTH Springfield.
l.. M. Wood IKOOdst0ck.
lehman Samson, COrnWGN
d. b, Brown, NWddiebmy.
Forward your names, gentIemcn-
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A LIVE ANEcDoTE. 4 nam was
banded dollar note of the new S axe
Bunk OF Ohio, in market, the orher day.
aud he exclaimed, That's it---lhat is HE
real Polk money--good as Old god. -
Why" said bystatlder, "wbal has
Folk TO do with that money 2--.he iaw uO,
der which that money was issued was
res5ld BY the Wing Legislature otOhio"
=" You needn't think to fool this child
that way said The FIRST speaker; "don't
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This Is TO cevtim,

THAT have given my son JAMES
b. CLARK the remainder Of his time
until he is tweaty one years of age, and
shall claim none Of his earnings nor pay
any debts Of his contracting after this
date SILAS A. CLARK.
Brandon, March !, 1916. IS
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LIME.

TFNiiE Subscriber has just burnt a
\ Kiln Of u 7 u d 8 two miles
North of Brandon Village, (in what is
what Is called the Arnold DISTRICT J which
he expects will be of The first quality,
and will be sold low & on accommodate
ing terms.
NAHUM MILLS.
Brandon, Oct. -, I845. I7;Sw
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Liberation.

.M HEREBY certify that have given
Ill my son, MARTIN EVANS, the re-
mainder of his timo during his minority
and shall claim no more Of his wage ,uur
pay any debts Of his contracting after
this date. .......
JOHN EVANS.
Randolph, Sept. 20, 1915. l9
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1 krow that Polk is President ! and don't
| know that he signed that very bill p
No, 40, you don't foot me with your Wing
lies. - Wheeling Times.
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FLOUR

EEIGGINS constantly keeps on band
u M Tie Gerry best brands of FLOUR,
which he will sell by The pound. half bat
rel, barrel or load, at tery small adeoaee
from cost Aug, II, 8.
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Without enumeraling everything, the
subscriber would say that he has for sale
almost every thing wanted at store
and as his goods were bought low, they
will be sold accordingly, Still adher-
ing TO the system ofready pay he can
and to'tI sell as cheap as the cheapest
Chad aciN mol be mnderS0ld. All desil Gus
Of buying goods will do we'll to remem-
her and call at Higgins REALLY CHEAP
Store where the system Of "small prof
its and quick turns enables him to give
the MOST goods for the LEAST mon
ey. J. E. HIGGINS.
Oct. % 10
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NOTICE.

A Lii persons indt bted to me Gate firm
EA. of GILBERr & JoHNs, are request
ed TO call and settle soon.
S. JOHNS.
Brandon, Sep. IS, ts45. II
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BLACKS NH TET.TNG.

YHVtlE Undersigned respectfully in.
III forms the public that he continues
The shove business, nj the Brisk Shop, a
lew rods south Of Messrs Couant, Trask s.
Co.'S Store, where he will be ready, on
short notice, to execute orders for various
kind. OF e Ice tools; Forging Nlachine
irons of every kind; Ironing Carriages;
Shoeing Horses aad OXen, aud any kind
OF wo-k usually called for at g country
shop.
Shseing doae promptly aud in fysl
styteD
10. A. HUNT.
Brandon, June %, 1915. 2
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mo OTHER CAM BE LIKE 1T.

AGENTS.
Brandon, Warren 6. Bliss Pi!tsfo,d, Henry 81.
monds-- Rutland. Luther Daniels sslleto1. Dr.
i JAMESON Whiting, Joseph Sironds--S Shore
ham, Wright & Bush--Cornwal. B. F. Haskell
l. T. Mead--Middebmy, DR. Russell.
For sale also by Druggists and appointed a.
geEts generally. b:eop :6m;
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Philadelphia.
orrespodence Of the Her

PHILADELPHIA, March l, IS45
Democratic SqudSbles--P Police and Bwgtas-Msr-
otants- -Msvder- The Heather The "Hrald."
Ma EDITOR
am compelled to delay my corrcspondence In
relation to the difficulty between the railroads ana
canals in this country. | am gathering great and
important information-in a few davs you shall
nave the whole. II is perfectly astonishing to OBJ
serve the " great fish' in the democratic ranks In
his city, between the Dallas party and the Buchan-
an party-as they are both sure Of success with
their influence in the new administration
Mr.. Stcllwasgon, the extensive icwcer. has oh1
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Ship Mas.srs ana Agsnts.
Arrived,

ship Nile Johnston from Liverpool Jan 20 with mdse, to
John TayloT-g0 steerage passengers
Shin John Cooper. Varney IS days from New Orleans
with cotton, &c. to master.
Barqas Rapid Ward from Havana, Feb 90. with mdse
Moses Taylor
10 Ogden.
Scb Hope Mitchell, II days from Msyaguex Nesmith
Walsh with 2l2 hhds 10 bbs do Sheffield, of New
Haven bbls molases do trunks the Schr
Mary Bryant Boston, sid days before and spoke Feb
20. lat IS 40, lou 20 80.
sehr Susan Taylor, Bryant days from Georgetown. SC
with cotton, master.
sehr VIM Hart Candy days from Savannah with 33 bales
cotton,
schr Manchester Worth days from Richmond. with mdse
20 Allen Paxxon
schr Maria Latourette. days from Richmond with mdse
TO master -
Schr Roger Parmlee Burt with loewocd from wreck of brig
Mohegan, ashore at Absecom. to w Lewis
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"a AMERICAN EAGLE
HORSE STABLISH : Ii M + N I
IN and nDclu A 80 eet a


OWE Block rAsr or THE BowERy. Snw YORK.
N THE undersigned having purchased the snbstsn
<taI brick buildiag lately occupied by me Miiente
AyN 1.-THE end OF the world having been nde
begs The citzens
New York vicinity that the above establishment
open and his first Public Auction Sale will take place
huday next the 9Th Of March, az II o'clock hopes by
strict integrity his part the rules and ~egulaiions he has
thought proper adopt the Amer,can Eagle Horse
ths concern reputation worthy city Of the Union and
he trusts they will be found afford the unwary, either
huyer or seller desirable He
pec,fuy invites pesal Of his Rules and thinks IN them will
be found safe and agreeable than have hitherto been
applied the business he particularly invites an inspection
his The Arena the largest the Union, and
for light and air cannot be supassedhe Carriage Repository
Of the dimensions free from damp and duste Livery
upon the approved plsn having avenues
between the Of stalls the whole length Of the bu'dg
with a ceiled floor above. ~.
The proprietor that after successful practice OF his
pole this city going 20 hlt he IS not unia
voraby known to the New York public bs 70 assure
them that he will continue the with nqdim,nh'n asst
duity attention his lnrmsry l ht sue St. the adj
joining block the American Eapl Hc fsh tahmen1
JOHN WILLIAMS, Veterinary Surgeon.
fasiwsrh
IRISH POTATOEs-as ha~psg e selected quality ds,,
y expected BY the packet ship John ~ Skiady or sale by
m3 iw1cc 0kORdh McBRlDE Jun. y Cedar st.
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THE
i'm v / 81 b LIE

so closely rssembes ths hssd of hair thar scepcs s
connoisseurs have pronounced perfect and
ordinary nvsno. q 'he day The great ADVANTAGE q hi.
weaving, which causes m Appearances closely resemble
the natural ha both n ghtness and natural appearance,
fe that in all cases Of perssaoa eyapotoa anmeded
a4d connoseqr alike invited 70 inspect this nove and bau
dial Wig and the peculiar method Or 6itng DE head AZ IL
seysets up stAarN mi lmsu
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ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
Nh. al Rrnns vvav Navv XArE

subscribers, essees and propreors Of the above well
known establishment having recently taken for Of
years. aer themselves, that they ready the
wishes OF their friends and by supplying them with
afford.
The rooms of the house large airy and commodious and
have been, but lately fitted with and elegant fu
ture.
The domescs attentive, respectful and obedenthe
good cellar contains ample store Of the choicest
house. constantly kept in clean and heahfu condition
Having avalsd themselves of these and other advaua
Iopretors not only deem duty but also, take pleasure
while endeavoring please although they do pretend
smile competon they determined by asduous
enon to the wants OF their and the reasonable
CHARGES that those who thr house shall with
disacpoinment and, that those who shall
snce dissatisfaction JOHN H. MORE,
PETER TYLER
New York. Feb. l, 8l5. IA 1msnc
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Correspondence or the Herald.

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SS %s.sn ss fs" fgsS
TS s sS
sssS Norfolk "s
'ss sl @
nraa Pr with e. cargo Of .tay. and hnss
% s's1 s'ini 81 81,
aud los, deck load The gale until he h when
aa Siy .s Ssa 'yisss Is DUE
q NY sas f0Sss n . a.
cam % and one ship and after careful
l apS pseSsi,ns
s q
all the ciIcums.nces found there other
;ss R Il: He
hH'Df Naa.sss i:..ssfs fss. es,sssii Is, sii..,.}
t. t:! !S' s. Ss's::s !iy ;;;i:
vSSsy xi1aSoapd RS a.S.h
SssS bs:IdI a.
io{ Commerce Carver NBeiord Delaware Sid Poca
Miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SHIP ONEIDA for Havre, will sail Tomorrow
rss a. Ss I'd aG 1m g0ya q sd D
NHw ss Q Of s reported
s.,'.
co..,; Shin, Balgsss Brgs. seh,,. soeg.. Total;
Si 4: .... arrivals. S..,.. Austrian I .,: sr.s.S
CIsaraness ships Baraaes Brgs schs sloops Total
fsSsisa fsSs!M.'s Z i = 8 !. - y
The ROYAL Mali Steamer Cambria cleared and sailed the
Whalemen.
stands s6 6 % ~: SS s n " Sand
Spoken.
esa. NYo FER s. Susan D'w from New Or
Lsysns % from Jamaica for New Orleans. Feb 49, 10 miles Sc
Dsd probably the Foam' Dav. for Tam
Foreign Ports.
bBas5Ss =. SfT
dS HG Ss
Sea- sss sa
FL. s.ss .a. ss st ;.
s.arjsS Whitney Fhi!assl
@ I I.:s :ss fhi: IT,
hasSs
asSsa s Sos s,s @ se s d4, Mir
DrMEnAnA. Jan 2s-In port California for New Orleans.
RYAN, . Roger: .sss 20: Mss.s :ssy S Boston July
rsss Homs P0rts. HgyM
B.IH a,-An 9uiuuebaug. Fulton. Boston; Cornels
BosTos, Mar iAH Manchester. Snow NoE!ean,; Tecum-
stlsM %
'%ss MRs'fnss IT. E fB5s%s aSs. S:
% Geo ana G9o% ms Ma
bile bile Aosnss Zones roIsad qsd for CSba Msy Eliza
pss E sA N0a' Be'e and Aeanor
Sss1vsxEr. EsS s-sIa Bolivar Barnard. Baltimore.
my. ors RS d ,s a snS snSf hcHs
msaa safL M.,d,, MEy5 Fb Bd:s Lawnes. Rich
sss % HsSss ss Surveyor. Houel Philadelphia.
%sli B!ssS H:rl ys,,en and Wave
iashs. %osSbi. Sherry fodsmis fiis. o" so%si. and
Tara GaidsOufs Dre.dsn Lind,ey ae T,ianPh Murray
nti
sPss ssfE RRs; Ed 55iTT sSss fs5'
$; s
NSrw.y G
'aisl Js%siss NI.. Wo, Nyo.
IGw Brown Sd Isv
fs fIs s;.S:f znt%s
"a
MosE Feb 2l-A,, Ar Lance % MsI:any; Arus Morsat and
Wkie. and Superior, Allen LiyeIpoqI; St Andrsw Kich.
A,sslia Bat%sn and Hector Spencer Remittance
Ds
Porto Rico.
Nav ORGANS, Feb 2-Ar New York Packet Hosact,
npps w:ys Sn@ sg:sa r s
Mason H ssa
Marcia, Harwood, do; Nesor, Moses Hamburg Saratoga,
Russell Hah Hsmmondi Ca.b Porieisid, ana Angler, FL
Gray Phadephia Abigail [Brl Daley GLASGOW; Bachelor
Horton, Norfolk aud Richmond; Ote Brl Bell Barbadoes
Chapman ThompsSn Charleston; Collins and
eoSE L Lamdn, Eysroni Rattan AL ISLAM. . Hon.
is,h Gsasle sprnger Bsltimor Ga 'h Ronee, Young
Charleston The Banner sf the 18TH say;-Ws haye annually
the United Satesand we Of the Parish Of ST Mary
make annually nearly 1000 hbds Of sugar.
ST; pAyID's BENEyoLENT SOCIETY OF THE
~ CITIES OF new YORK AND BkOOKIYN-'
Tts Festival Of this Society will be held at
when will be present his hon. the Mayor Presden, Of the
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
No. COurtlandt street and 81 Liberty street,

No. C0urtlandt street and 81 Liberty street,
NEW YORK.
Ihree Doon from Broadway.
THIS NEW HOTEL will be opened on the 10th inst when
the Proprietos will be happy accommodate their friends
and the public with board The Lodging Rooms large and
ay and the internal srch a. cannot fail please
ment merchants from other cities and the country
passed by any other House in this city.
The Furniture Beds and Bedding are all new and made
preasly for this establishment
Be handsomely accommodated The subscriber. their
friends and the public, that efforts their shall be
wanting the comfort and OF their guests
and he they solicit share Of their they hope by
unceasng attention. the duties of their vocation
tire satisfaction. CHARLES WYCKOFF 4 co.
fi7
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rRENCH HOTEL.
THE PHOPRIETOR respectfully inbrms his friends and
s3 Fulton street few doors east OF Broadway ID the mme
das vicinity Of business and the principal places Of
amusement and has furnished in style that will bear favor
able with the very best hotels the city The
peor In building and fitting the above house has had strict
regard elegance and comfort and that he has combined
uony he folcwiaS prices will sheM-
A ROOM FOX ONE NIGHT. IS
WEEK .............I so
The rooms will be warmed gratis and upon no ccca;on will
there Ne than one bed in
There is a REFECTORY attached in which there
meals served OF the day aud evening There
also Bath Rooms connected for warm cold and shower
baths The Porter will be in attendance all tunes daring the
night admit dodgers, and to let them all hours.
BThose who want Lodgings after the house closes will
ring the hall bell. nl9 ymsm
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G.. B. ALVORD,
No. lO2 Broadway New York,

No. 1O2 Broadway New York,
~ WILL introduce his style Of Genemens Hats for
- the present season, MONDAY, the Sd instant.
A. e isoGsd % o. M genus mnsi yeid
this beautiful article would be unnecessary but anticipating
approval from tase G. B. A. cheeuly the
Spring Fashion
Bit be Proper mention that he retains in his
style particular of his former pattern, THE ROUND
EDGE OR SQUARE Of the Hat. which with peculiar
the brim it in perfect shape giving eleganc
and becomugness 70 the whole appearance m2 lwsc
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LEARY " CO.'S
FASHION FOR SPRING, lS45.
GENTLEMENS HATS, of Spring Pattern. will be
" dy for sale and delivery ard after
Friday, the 2Sth Instant.
N: B-We announce the shove as THE FASHION for the
ensuing and to peclnde all possibility of the
minds Of the public and trade generally this city and else
where to its origin and tinctiyey PECULIAR features
present the following detail Off proportions wiz
CROWN-7 inches high, 56 bell sides, u bell front
and rear, u ysoman, Il curve.
TlP-3-l6 inch oval, the edge rounded off il6 inch.
BRlM2x inches wide all around Set natural curveCurl
wide.
BAND and BlNDlNG-x inch wide.
The particular of the brim unique and
be served with style expressly adapted the eharacter
tic features and form ofeach respectively.
February gath. ls45. f25 i0tism
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. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, sc. ls45.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, sc. ls45.
ssd % | G S
large dealers Purchaser are solicited call and take
sai: i: very m Superior s nj t'ii ass at old
sasa. fs%%es s.ga Gs. as exact cost Of
g % HosEs.aa Hinge. bags iss S,i Wrought Nsil.
Also. Knob and radeck, Candle,tick, Frame Pnlies,
n fsH uStH S.
m5 eus-m 90 John street. stairs
AUTHORIZATION WANTED
II. sss:s;
TO TAlLORS.
ScETrs AMNERIC "! AN FASH 0Ns-yn., published and
sss.ss #SPl
PHILADELPHIA February 2Slh i8i5.
SoSSEEkFs HUBERT joANsF9S oANsF98S RoBERr JOHNSTON CO.
STOCK EXCHANGE
COLLECTION OFFICE,
No. Il sourH TaIsp SRI; OPPOSITE TO THE MECHANICS
Dealers in UucurIeat Bank No,e Rssf No,. od and
Drafts Notes and Bills collected with DESPATCH favorable
Drafts t4.ouis Cincinnati Pittsburgb Baltimore New
All orders he purchase Of United States Govern
E
tended to promptly and Yh sf hs Board Of Brokers'
viii wi;@ Jsss.: gss. jan: Esq Cashier. Philadelphia
Efs. IesH { { SFssls1p FFss%p''n 90
E:1s. Esa:. sEGsssSI:I E;s;S:, I Stss'''' g. Dc Do
FABER SEGAR FACTORY
n DlvlslOn Street,
THE EbT S.ys yoRs ,,...,. s.x,
Factory at = Diyison street, New York: under the dec
Ts pa;
found equal to any Havana ssss Of corresponding style and
Ss:I:. H'''' E,sssss: .s: fs%Ss1 s.sss 81. s.''
'''a0's' All boxed il i;ss1Hi: &. H.,.u. .yis TiGns'ps'
s 10 hsys settled the Son q their Senior Have
ssalso for the purpose Of selecting segas suitable for this
:s ss 'sS 81:
Norago. Fragranza, La Norma,
EseaapSa., ssa sSa1a' pnea1s:, p%a1: L. tE.osPs1 ssSa,
or Ds' 'n.s ,"'''' s4sEk kr,fB; &C.
NSION DINING TABLES.
qPE anSwa The mos.
as sSs:. .sS
I ,Tsss5 an with
q Elm, where the public respectfully invited to call
GENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
or Families who are desrous of converting their left off
wearing apparel I lial.,sa INTO cash
denc having any supsriuoa. effects % dispose o. will lind
much their advantage send for the subscriber who will
1''sna q '"e'' 'e'''s''s IEvErT Wal. street.
line through the Post Oice otherwise will receive
prompt attention. mri lm~rc
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ADJUSTMENTS.
W + L. q HIS NATIONAL CIRCUS,
PARK ATRE.

We LCH HIS NATIONAL CIRC US,
- PARK THEATRE.
ne ever ANXIOUS 10 meet the wishes OF the public
0o-REDUCTION OF PRICES, 90
GGn...... ..............x 40 Cents
Pesi,,ss!y aud s..a.ei1 III: VERY LAsf WEEK IN
in EW ~ ,is Owing to preyou' and %lerstye engage
oSbAY ss will com
/, j.. v...., 6 eAsrSSsSs Al ! rSSssfs szSbsi,,ss 'si
the Festival Of the Celestial Empire which the prime
L. s%olsa,1,, Mis- hsis. L. VEIL. yell ~, appear
s yds wcd 'ehasnsed produce such Troupe of
Sss H.ross HasSa' ''''0'e "s
Ahe oEs Eaus,,|i,u ani,l Song s.y by n Disten.9n
Misses Wells and Mr. Csdwsllsder. w
M; e - Nahans Will ride his superior Circle Act -Four
Followed BY the bright Star Park " Turner in his
preached BY any living professional Rider.
PERSONAL Gymnastics aud Posture by j. Nahaus and s.
Ass Gsoms g ConceT, BY Mns,res Of Color.
wajsrE Clown John Nav Equestrian Dcor g. Cad
TS sr.c%as with che Grand National
MAD ANTONY WAYNE!
BOLD HORSE DEvILDARE. De
TUESDAY EVENING. Inauguration Day, Magnificent
VA. DELAvAN's Bene6. Wednesday Evening.
Doors open at o'clock. and performance commence att
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
REDUCTION OF PRICES
f"'t tier and rarauee admitting Lady and Gentleman 50
TUESDAY EvESPNG Mscs S es@' % be presented for
THE L6xa * ir;5 81 i'%s' GLOVER.
LH 81 %M 2 HEsI
q The oper. ofciNDEKELIA IN Basls.aas s' '''eA'
Bo. Office open from o'clock O'Clock NJ to Sc
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TRYON'S CIRCUS

GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
PALmOs oPERA HOUSE,
MAIo Rof g the ~ bENEFlT 7 92Frvpp 2F
~ ON Monday, the sd / Of d N Maren. E H.
! ! their xaIg.hs this occssion:~
r'a. SSss. i 4! Rs s4 ss.t., frs,
&iss Sff!sass I III fTffrsiEs swlNDMuLLER
IS s'a s''} RI SE SsEsifiiiSHiSil fEiiSHiSils #SSaa,
MR. rIMM will pr..d. a, the pino MR; FoI,a E MAYER
MR: wiESEks. Leader Of RI the olebsssrs. Orc sSass
VIII consist OF nearly 40 of the principal
Tickets Fifty Gent. each be had at the principal Music
Stores and at the door the day and evening Of the per-
The Concert will commence at IN o'clock. mi st*rc
IGERMAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.
s$ | &: Ss:' ;s$
satsF siGSoEA s%1ssas 's!fst ri esyeys'' viz
MR. WI Mk ksffHHAA5SHENWpEHSoS fHA5p. W aRoSSEvrLpr.
sunSs q Gs.;sTsn Am,sG kindly
composed principally Of Members Of the New York
bsSy
The Instrumental will under the direction Of
The Concert will Commence At 9 o'clock precisely.
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AUCTION SALES.

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THIS pay o'clock 81 Maiden lane general a.sort
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s. %s p:o Rasna aS ware coffee
Also cards oi wo. tsSIoI diIt an and poe Ae knives
Catalogues ready ms ltsec
AEP EEHsgEaeFE2REy FAN FANc2 " HAas
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.ni county every which will prs@ory sold
eSsis; sllSga! i;ss Ssct. and ns
:..s .sd III and closet locks powder as.s:
Also commencemnt OF SALE 1000 dozen and cases Of
superior IVORY buff aud stag and blades knives
Also 600 dozen table knives and forks c,rves
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& @ sDs sss 1 s. nost as Of %hsh are fine
A0S ,so 1oth,e inc he,.sny ,et trays Sc aud wa, waters
Also Gs,maa aad Esaei fancy goods yo
pomaum soaps, work boxes telescopes segar cases purses
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i on Wednesday MSnins. :, il O'clock, At No w Isl
Broadway very handsome collection of Ornamental Plants
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usna varieties OF other plants various detail
Also. some Garden Seeds m3 3tsm
hiGHARD VAN DYKE, Jr.. Auctioneer
POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
E0R SALE at Public Auction, Wednesday the 5th day
M5SS ssssf &c Exchange
Six cotaaebut houses the noherly side Of Twenty
seventh street. between the Fourth Avenue and Lexington
Avenue the westerly houses being the distance
hundred feet cm the Fourth Avenue Each lot is fee.
yard in font house, deep from the line OF the
atree the houses a,e supplied with Croton water
good oppouniy offered obtain comfortable residences
The houses rented until the LIST day Of May next seas
per annum Every house up will be positively sold with
out any reserve to the highest bidder.
erms-ten cash the auctoneers, the time Of
sie Per cent the LIST day Of next which
bond and m1grtsage for three years six pe, interest
rents accruing, from and after the lst day of April The
aIct onee viz $-or each housso be paid by the
chaser. No. $50. f27 TINS is