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Monday Afternoon March

Povsons-Pork remains firm with considerable sale, prime
Sl4 Mess SIG Clear Sls Lard in fair demand
10 10 llc Hams l0c, cash Flour-Soos of Cen
escc brands, 81 Chic and Michigan 5000 81
Howard street. Georgetown and Richmond G. rs, cash Corn
Sales OF Southern gjc measure, and Csc weight; northern
yellow, Mt tho depot ST. and prime hcnvy s. Ol per bushc
cush.-Atlas
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WANTED.

A NUMBER ofYoung Men twenty .one Yeas Of age
in sound health moral, capable and Industrious and Of
uniform, steady habits, to sell lin other domestic
about the country till January l. ls4s. To
such well qualified for agens and traders will find
sound kind work horse, liberal wages will be paid ap
pcs'on TO the subscriber South Reading, Mass 10 Mr.
Francis o. Dewey, Berlin, Vi. BURRAGE YALE.
South Re aiding, Mass. Jannary 90, 1871 l029m,
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LAND FOR SALE

'HE subscribers offer for sale Tract of land in the
OF Moodstock, Ulster County, N. w. known tho old
eass 20 Tract" being from eight fourteen miles from
saugerlies Landing on the Hudson River, containing
400 ACRES,
snbdvlded into lots Of 100 ach. About 1000
cleared, the balance heavily mbered, and is we'll worthy
attention of persons engaged in the Tanning business
The cleared land well adapted grnzing aud from its
facilities to New York Market renders 1t desirable prop
erty for wishing engage in that business The
whole will he sold together In separate parcels TO SUIT
purchasers For Further particulars apply NICHOLAS
sHTTLEs, Saugeues aud Woodstock Turnpike, about
10 ALFRED A. MOTT,
Dec os ls46-9si3m 81 East Broadway, NY.
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Observation-Disclosures NOTI(

COMMISSION EK'S NOTICE r.
I'VE, the Subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the
w Probate Court Tor the District of Randolph, Commits
siones 10 receive, examine aud adjust all claims and de,
mands of all persons against the estate of OTIS
HEATH, hate Of Randolph 10 said district, deceased, rep
resented insolyen aud all claims aud demands exhibited In
offset thereo and months from this date being allowed
io hut purpose hereby give notice that will attend to
the business our appointment at the dwelling house OF
said deceased said Randolph on the LIST day of July next
ut ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Randolph, Feb. 25th, lsf7, , 1900
OF MICAH MANN, soners.
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GROCERIES.

TTEN TONS of FRESH GROCERIES. which will b.
sold cheap for cash, at sTORRs 4 LANGDoNS.
Sept 20, 1876. %
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden I
Bradford District, S. NeIshlre within aud for sab |
Dis,rct, February 9th, l549:
JOHN JOHNSON and David Johnson, executors II %
estate of Col Thomas Johnson, late Of Newbury in ga
District, deceased, tesato present their petition to IN Is
Court here in writing, praying for osnse to sell the who le
of the real estate of said deceased for tho payment of ne
debts due from said deceased aud OF admnistf
ton the personal estate thereof being insufficient for sa i'd
purposes Nheeupou, II is ordered that said petition be
referred to session Of said Court TO be holden al the Inn OF
Peotah Coss, In Bradford, in said District the 9Th d,
Of March, 1877, O'Clock p. NJ for hearing and deel 8
on that all concerned be notified thereof by puhshi
the substance the petition and orders thereon three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Waterman aud state Journt
printed Montpelier all which to be before said time OF
hearing and deeOn that they appeal the see eau o.
and give bonds for the of said debts and expense =
the provides to prevent the said license pei ny
granted. by the Court, , ,r,,o,,Ae ,.,.
true cory Of record, .., .r,,o,,.s -,
lO5 Attest, STEPHEN IHoMAs, Judg''
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Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
a true copy Of Record,
Sc Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Cout, for
Randolph District, IS. the District of Randoph,-To
all concerned in the estate of John f. Barnes late OF Che
sea in said Misunderstanding.
xNTHEREAS, David Goodwin, administrator Of the
w of said deceased has made application tins Court
for license sell all the ol estate of said deceased, and
represents that the necessary for the payment Of the
debts aud charges against said estate.
ThorooTe you hereby notified appear session Of
said be held Dckusons lnn in Chelsea, in said
District on the last Friday of March D. 1917 aud show
eouse il any you have why license should not be granted
Us aforesaid
Aud this Order shall be published, three weeks success
ively Vermont Waterman, printed at Montpelier in
this State; of which publications shall bo before the
day Unsigned for hearing, as aforesaid,
Dated at Chelsea, this 18th day OF March, A. ID. l941
by order of Court
M IONA SMITH. JR Regster
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''"'' u J0NA. SMITH, JR.. Register.

STATE OF VERMONT. Washington County Court,
Washington County, S. NV. Term. lsA6.
VIRAMUS WEBSTER VS. GEO. p. SANBORN.
Action assumpst for money had and received demand
ing six hundred dollls damages.
The action being entered at the present term OF
this Court, is continued to the next term thereof
And appearing that the defendant George r. San
born has had personal notice of the pendeney Of this SUIT
ordered by tue Court here that he be notified theeo by
publishing the substance this suit together with tins or
der in tho Vermont Wachman and state Journal printed at
Monpeer in said County three weeks successvey the
last OF which publications least twenty DAYS pTev
ous 10 the next term of said the first Tuesday OF
NAV noxt which shall DO deemed sufficient notice said
Geo p Sonbon to appear said term aud answer to said
suit. shubAEL WhEbLEh, CleIkj
ii. @. MCINTYRE, Attorney, los
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.

DVVJN > q = i n IOIN Il II L :.
u lBLES, hymn Books, Church Psalmody, Prayer Books,
- Chaunt and Music BOOKS, Illustrated Works end An
nuals for lSi1, School Books Juvenile and Miscellaneous
Books in grent variety Of Styles.
STATIONERY ofevery description, to wit: Letter, Cap,
Bill Sermon Note, Billet and Fancy Papers, Of different
qualities Envelopes Pain Fancy and Embossed Visiting
Cards Plan and Onamented GIFT Cards; Bristol aud Lon
don Board Perforated Tracing and Drawing Papers; Draw
ing and Whiting Pencils Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, with
without Gold Pens French's, Glotrs Wnde's and 9TH
Steel Pens Of every variety; Pen Holders Black, Blue,
Rcd and Indelie Inks Seating Wax Waters, Plain Fan
cy and Mouo Manifold Letter Writer'S and Fodeis Paper
and Pen Knives; Quills, Pens and Pen Nhs Pen Rack
States and Slate Pencils: Bunk, Blank, Account, Check
and Memorandum Hooks; Pocket Books, Wallets; Gard
Cases Portfolios, Travelling and Writing Cases; WRIT
ING BOOKS, made of superine paper, with or without
cepos together with fancy articles, too numerous to men
ZION for sale. wholesale retail, on liberal :ems, BY
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TRUSSES TRUS SES!I

NE best assortment of Tusses, of all the different pat
terms In use, also Banning's Lace Huns, Thomp-
sous aud Burnhams uteTo Abdominal Supporters for sale
on the most favorable terms, at the Drug store Of
February, le47. 1903 S. X, COLLINS,
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NOTICE.

fnlE members of the Orange County Agricultural Society
requested to meet ut Chelsea lDickiusOns llal) on
Wednesday, the gath day of March noxt, at o'clock
NJ for the purpose Of making arrangements for carrying into
effect the objects of the Society and doing any other proper
business. BY order OF the President,
Tx. PARISH, Secretary
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q. w. GIeason's Estate

STATE or VERMONT In Probate Couit holden at
Washington District s. MoopocI, within and for sa id
District on the lSlh day Of Fohuury, A. D. lS41:
NVINSOR GLEASON, administrator on tho estate of c.
W W. Gcason late of Warren, in sail District, deceas
cd presents his administration for settlcmen
Hheteupon, it il ordered that the be referred the
9Th day of March at the Probate Office in Montpelier
examination und allowance, and that all concerned he
uodcd hereof by publication of this order in the Yer
Wuchmnn mud state Jounul, printed at said Mont
nuy appear said time aud place. ifthcy cause and OBJ
ect thereto.
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II. II. RIKER,
AND TAILOR

M OS respectfully gives notice that he has returned front
AVA New York with the Latest French aud English Fash
ions for Cutting and Making Garments.
Iaios md Tuoresses wishing for information In the art
o. cutting garments receive ugtrueon on reasonable
terms.
Taor's Squares, Measures, Drilled Eyed Needles %
superior Quny iot Sale. All Garments made a his Shop
AZ short notice ~ the most fashionable style. Garments Cut
for others TO make up aud warranted to IL. l02:ly
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LIBERATTON,

TINS may certify that have this day given my son,
Warren J. Atkins, his time during tho renainder or his
minority and hc Is free to act for himself and shall poy
of his debts claim his earnings afor this date
DANIEL ATKINS.
Waterbury, Feb 22d 1ei1. tO6
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TEMPEIANCE NOTICE.

MONTPELIER, March Sd, Iei7.
The bearer MIR Church has lecured here several times
within few past, and always to good effect There
IN stereotype matter about his lectures. lie does not wear
out 50 TO speak, by using. We always gud when he
comes aud he fails OF getting house full TO hear him.
Ills lectures different thing from the general mass--
lie gives sometimes his sud experiences then ac and
anecdotes, and vivid illustrations of the subject matter intro
ducde aud interpreting all with the best OF Temperance
Songs,
Don't fail of hearing him. every woman ans child il
c. w. sTORRS,
J, T.. WRIGHT,
w. W. CALDWELL,
:. X. COLLINS,
ELI BALLOU.
lie will lecture in the following named towns at the time
mentioned, WIS MiddeseX Mach a. Waterbury do 9th
STOW do 9th MoHsve do 9th, ydepark do 9TH Thomson
do. 10Th, Burlington do 18th.
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GLASS. GLASS.

S00 Boxes, Burlington, Vermont and Essex Window
wv Glass, for sale al Burlington prices adding low
freight, for Cush, by 5. BURBANK, Jr.
Doc. 49, 1876. 90.
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Assessment of ten Dollars share ha- been ordered
n by the Directors Of tae Vermont Central RAILROAD Com
puny able the 9Th day of April Payments may
he made the farmers and Mechanics Bank burlington
tho Bank of Montpelier. AT The Woodstock Bank, or at
the Trcusurcr's Office II , fremont Row, Boston.
SAM'I. II. VALLEY JR Tteas'r.
Boston, Feb "a, 1917. o.
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WASHINGTON, March "a, 1877.

n Variety of Interesting Subjects Discussed.
II ever the nor. east and the north blew in ear
nest, it was during the Storm which lasted all day
yesterday-and if ever the northwest won the pre-
MUM, it was during the last night and all day to-
day. The wind blowing straight down the broad
Potomac, had left the channel destitute of
that the mailboat for the South could not leave
this morning; and old Boreas still whisting down
the stream and the tide, it is scarcely to be ex-
pected that VIC shall have any steamer UP from
Fredericksburg to-day, and consequently no news
from the big wars that are supposed to be going
on in Mexico about these times. Heretofore, our
decisive news from Mexico, especially of the
storming of Monterey, came in on Sunday, and
that, there fore, being the lucky day, we may ex-
pect something more Of good intelligence from the
army of occupation.
Cabinet day And we understand that Maj ,r
Gen. Butler wen! up to sec me rfe G tnls
morning and the Secretary OF war. zen b. has
been waited upon by n large number OF our ciu-
zens in honor of his bravery under the walls OF the
black fort, nj Monterey. II is among the possibi-
lities of tho future that that shot may make him
the President ofthe United States; Of which, as
our venerated padr. rays, nows peyroHs
The recruiting service abounds in interesting
and affecting incidents, which would furnish ca
pital for many a play-write and feuuiefortH An
incident of this sort we propose herein to relate.
On Thursday morning last, among the provision
trains at the market-house, there was a specimen
OF a MARYLAND cart and its appuitenances, the
most complete illustration Of struggling poverty
from the country that could be picked up IN these
parts in a days journey. The cart moved upon
two wheels that screeched from hunger, the
axlcs not having been creased for month--and
the poor wheels not only screechsd from s'arva-
tion. but reeled about upon their dslocated tires,
ma n ready every moment 10 fall down, tromutter
exhaustion And the horse was SO poor that he
appeared rather to be upheld by the shafts than
The the locomotive power OF the vehicle. And in
the cart sat poor old man and his wife, just as
poor as the hose They had come up TO market,
perchance with basket OF eggs, few sweet po-
tatoes, and a few pairs of woollen socks, knit by
the old wife in her chimney corner OF the long
winter nights. And the horse was driven by
tall, raw. boned sapling Of youth, the pride and
stay Of the two old people, who had come up TO
see the city. The recruiting drum Of The Volt-
geurs was heard, and just ss the cart was moving
of toward Maryland again, the old couple won
dering at all they had seen, and how me pe4P'c
Of Washington could have 30 much money 10 oVy
things with, when they had no ground IN when
to plant sweet potatoes, and no hens TO lay tgss
for them. Just then the drummer and hef caiuo
by, and a young man with flag and Twenty in.n
in clean gray uniform followed amer. Iney 49,
the recrui;s 10 the voitigeuis Inc youna pe" ~
dropped the rope lire by which the poor h''# 2"
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Sonin, ,;wARD-Demoerstic Republican Regular
EDNyssfS5 4siis fzSR'sALD
~ Will Hi.. TAM Ak5SE:iiDD .
, ssa H. M'sf u; co.. sh%:. cA.''~'"
Is. E.. s':s.i'sa; e f G:ss: sa'
ID Dissrct-joseph L Palmer,
Mn,.,.,. Elersae; Mccarthy.
D''r'e'-b MsII.. f H.siou
Oh Di''rie'- S1.a; 4 Kysphy.
81: 81: sott. ss.,,. s.s's'.,i.. % ''"''
UNION MU rUaL INSURANCE COMPANY.
nj: so,.: .. ssa
p.s oei 81 h %r f.. SS
ss . ss'Ss .S Of M.ns To- aud
b: divided and sSo:: s0 1SnSs u.
ness with the institution book will open to re-
as the trustees SSsn have ~,
Ae'o'neo to complete h fs 9g.,a'r:ti0n. &C.
Richard Rich n. Laurence. 't stephen Allen.
Joseph Beuehaud. Edward Collins,
s ssrt sEoaord, Ferdinand suydam.
JsSs sS ::%i. A. Il Vote e Thompson
Ef NIB Ss.en k 5sss S.s Robertson S:;
ma aas : S.fsr Trustees e b sis:os,s
SOLDIERS FOR MEXICO.
COMPANY E a. 10TH REGIMENT INFANTRY
Hs company Is recruiting, and will be way
70 Merco as soon a. the ranks al cd Of good
ssve during the wa. re all such good
Will SON be filled BY OF Congress- Farm OF 100 acres
or Soo treasury Scrip and bounty Of $i2 will be given
each SOLDIER in addition the regular paw and
gentesl cIoth,rx ratons, quarters and fuel;
Every attention. make the soldier
sickness. - ' '"
50 will paid to any citizen or soldier who NAV b,n,
cruits to the rendezvous.
for ps'cTsI., apply direct the RENDEZVOUS, Arsenal
THOB POSTLEY,
.a,:.,,, Captain, 10Th Infantry.
additional rendezvous has been opened for the abovs
company at 24 Fulton street. opposite Washington Market
mac 5ussrre adIisut ioib fnf.n,,r,,
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AuCrrun en;slCsH.

CHANCERY SALE STATE or NEW YORK, ~
~ Ia punuance decreta order Of this Court. made by
the Chancellor Of the First Circuit in the
ret Green and al John Hszet and Others will be sod
IsetSs ofhs subscriber ofhe MASTERS Of hi. Court At
29hday Of March, 1877. ~ o'clock that dav
All thar esraa piece parcel Of ground situate
and being III the Eighteenth Ward aie Sixteen
aud formally welih Wardl Of the city Of New York. be-
twsen the Filth end Sixth Avcuues and known and dsn-
goshei 6ed in the Office Of the Register city
,h E;,h q 1w entitled nap q propsy between
81 New York. belonging to Mary Striker made by Edward
Dnghty City Surveyor aud dated New York February ~,
10 ,s by the number fo two g. bounded and containing
Vve esserly by the said map number
iortythree az ninetyeght feet nine inches northery
!went, five feet snd westerly BY he os known OF said
As number iorty ninety sht feet nine nchey be the
same m re or les sd also all he right title aud ia
and 70 street. aud adjoining the .sd o with all and
Singular n. ienements, heedameIts and apr
heresato songing any wise and tho re-
Version and revssions remainder and remainder rents
sues and profits thereof
Dated, February 26th, 1877.
PHIL Q I. RUGGLEs, MISTER in Chancsry.
FhANClS TlLLOU, so.'r, No Nassau street.
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BEWARE OF COLDS.

LARGE proportion ofcon, excited or
aggravated by colds and the of this and
unhippy complaint Is too often overlooked schenck Pull
NOME syrup always succeeds In curing cold
and hundreds Of cases ola consumption might he pre-
vented BY the OF this medicine LIS gradients
" vegetable aud being Indian yemedy therefore diff
rrer, and ,upsrio 70 al others Very OF
which had bsfed all other remedies, CO tifcaes OF
WI ch car can be seen at the Office and reference
benefits Of thIs dicne.
Prepared b. b. SCHENCK. and for sale at his D. 5opa
office, No 4COURTLANDT ST, New York: 80 oa nth
siIh street, Pbisdelphia aud No Sta, street. Bost
Fulton 81. East Broadway; l.s Bo.ey i1e and $40 Grand
street; ns GIeenwch sIeet New YoA; los Grand street
yn 81 street. Jersey City, and Of agents in al
Reass mber that Beekman longer an agent
OF jnc, and the proprietor will responsible for any
meSice purchased o. him. he logger sells the genuine
schencks ruimonic oyrup. J. H. SCHENCK.
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feIe lowMsre Attorney for Affecting Credi,oi
u pR1NIER 8

EoR SALE-A Printng EstabIishmert, together with a
a newspaper located IN one OF the British West lnds
Coiopies where competent in few cal
ne handsome ren for the outlay Of purchase The
enlistment contains large Presses smsl Job Psss
,Ggsther with fonts o, fic., smal Plea, Long and
dnsrent sIxss-siI new or nearly o-(,bsses Frnmes
Mschn Imposing Stones. Cases. q large Zine Wetting
sno wesning Trough in fact every thing bscessary
ATTY on the business suceessfuy The circulation aud
patronage Of the paper large, and there 10
"e"'a" and terms, apply personally Or by Ist.er,
mai law swrc A e.uoh .s,sst ~ .sss,,.
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tn E M AILS.

There was no southern mail yesterday or last
night from any point south Of Washington. This.
at this time, is unfortunate and vexa:ious.
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TO THE
LATEST N 20 N EMIT.
II ~ l. II u IL A p IL c.

No telegraphic communication last night from
any point.
We learn that the severe storm of Friday and
Saturday injussa all The lines running out or this
CITY tbs supposed that il will take several DAYS
to put them in working order again.
souih OF Philadelphia, also, the lines arebroken
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land
whoever will give such information a. may lead TO the
recovery Of the above described shall be entitled
ecye the above reward thereof for
any portion Of the notes recovered lost upon
very n.d conviction of the efsnae r, if stolen.
For further INTO; nation, apply
j. X. WHITING. Esq, 81 Wall 1t.
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NY OnUEk fsOhr w. EDMONps. ESQUIRE. Circuii
- Judge OF the first circuit notice hereby given
ant to the provons Of the statute, authorsnE
against conce,led and debtor that
attachment has issued the Of Patrick Burke
and George Barnes of the State Of New York.
ana mat the sme VIII be soid Tor the payment Of their debts
TO law within nine months from the hr. publication Of this
notice; and that the payment OF debts due them by
their Debtors and the delivery to them for their
any property belonging to them and the transfer oil any
ths property by them forbidden by law and void
Dated the 9th day Of October. 1886.
A. A. PHILLIPS,
fe6 1owMsrc ATTORNEY for Affecting Crrdi,ors
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS. &c

TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c.
JOHN CATTNAGH, Trunk Manufa cturer, No. 1 Wall
Of Broadway has hand and constant
making good assortment OF Trunks, Valsss Ca pet
bags, and satches, wholesale and retail.
article Of sole leather Trunks suitable for
French Male Psse ~ ~ ' 'o' '''
with despsteh "'N'" nm ''S', ms Sir In s,n
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81 :. h a. Si.i e
R s" q; f f:ss NJ mS: :aas De
epsfi XII ns s0I Ts.. TainnE wtEKs AZ
Lady Racket, Mn. Hunt; Old Dussst, Mr.. Bass; Mira
Doci: open hIfp.s,s o'clock; performances will
= s: ss K5BsEE Of
5: Fl vib
S' f. conclude ss Win WV TRLE RUINs-sr wfed
ss.s: s. NJ Ssass NJ: f:isI
.soe e I'D :sy a att
2sfSa HHo ssss cH:Ts y
ais New Opera IoMsARD, and last night bas Of
;s; sffr TtA 81 L IN 9: :s4 Don.
Grand . yss, md
s y Boa sa4i o Sss, fie a'
~; a. %s bs:: @ sSs
nss.; !, had IL: Bog 2s. s.
81
T:.
Mr.. wacot; Carlo, Miss Clarke.
Is ns o .s Sy the
re, Miss Mary Taylor
rs: ss is':' *.s s Sssa
sS,s:
0oof. open :. ] oeIocL. curtain n.e. al half past,
tlKGUS-BOW cry AMPHITHEATkE.
Boxes ....... rs cents Pit...... l2k cents.
KEMP the English Clown, who made sensation
the Amphheas last fall has been engaged again
pear. this evening in a. Performance. His
and his oliguass and have made him The great
OF Fl ei:'sf Ii r.
The English Clown.
MONDAY EVENING, march - The entertainments
WI will commence with splendid Horsemanship by nt
troupe in the city.
Kemps Barrel Tricks
Fairy Pantomime.
Negro Singing, &c
| Doors opea All performance commences At pas7.
m2e 1wr
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QUARTERLY BEACON.

QUARTERLY BEACON.
lust PUBLISHED, the second number. at the ONCE >
franklin Square, Pearl streetContains tho Yahoo
tire, the witty satire the oies and supstons of
the also entire Chrissrity Proved dcatry
aso 1hort enquiry Who Jesus Christi for sale Also
each Of the above parts frs, number Of the Quar-
N. B. New edition of Strauss Life of Jesus VoIncys
Ruins Wales Life Of Paine Pane;s Works, Vores PHI.
mis- eodmsc
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Il GOOD ET7

A TSsAlNIpIF0RD's CASH TAILORiN0 ESTABLISH
"a MENL lsL Fulton street We have just rece.vsd
and vs.tlngs suitable for spring trade which we
fits, workmanship aud prices. "'' a. 70 syio'
ton street and see ' ~ '~' III
B.Eve,y variety Of Quitting constantly on hand aud
sANDFORD BROTHEg, 1877 Fulton .t,,.,
mo lmer next door to the hernld Once
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SP INGRAHAM. Auctionesr.
REDs, MATTRESSES AND BEDSTkDS-This day,
LAT O'Clock, az 80 Ann the stock OF
oy cIdfT ss.gnee double and single Bsdsts.d
so Pillow. Paste Moss Mattrasss patent folding Bed
sesds dozen Maple Chars dozen Mahogany Chairs Blu.
reaus, and rolls red Carpets White 81 Mating Also
lot second hand Furniture mh2o Itsr