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NHAPTER Y.

II L was attired in the highest style of French
Ill fashion. well fashioned palctot pclisse
of the finest olack cloth, richly braided andtrim.
med with sabes, was partly open in front pun
disclosed Il dark-buc frock buttonod closely
round the slender waist; waistcoat of stone
coorcd silk, and n craval Of lght.bue brocadc
which suffered very little of the beautiful lin
en- to appear.-These articles Of dress fttc
with eNactncss an elegant, somewhat undulad
ting shape. The ample tube of the fancy irous-
crs tnpercd down TO the wondrously small
French boots; gloves, coucur de pailic. GOV.
cred the ieminincly small hands, and the young
gentleman carried assdanglng at his breast
and a little silvcr-hcaded black cane in his
hand wherewih he PLAYED as he talked"
1t need hardly be remarked that this gentle.
man procured his elegant dress at the
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Triple AND FISH.

A superior LOT ofTripc, by hf Dbl. OF III,
s-ALsO-
Mol Mackerei, Salmon and Cod6sh-in slocl
aud TO- sale by f.. YALLETTE.
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Hartford Life and Health In
surance Company.
Organized at Hartford, Connecticut, Sep
TENDER, 1919.
INSURED CAPITAL 100000.

L..
1NoohrD Oh1 a. pAoo'ooo'
General agent lOr lerhoW.
L..G. BINGHAM, Willston,
~, ,,.,.,,, ,,,,;o,,;o0s ,,or ho .or, from any
"ho'n 'ip''oa',onSS i','t o ''"' ''0"' ""'
P"'' Vi '''' ''"'e'
CENTRAL OFFICE OF THIS AGnNcr, Eas' cue
=, v,,nn ~ n WIZ, T..
-I,''1 .,'''s
APpiicd'ionS may pe i'i"ue "' an! ""'e at
me once. .c, c..:.,
lhoI,hd'.u", II ues,'e" W. i,.:nD" ~ t"'s "
nee, OF ny e"uc' Vi tie ioiioM'"s CIln'
Agents ana Dleuicdi EAdii'neiS ~ ''' Oo"'-
Pahy' DD,co>- oo,->rv
ADDioON COON
AGENTs.-Cyrus BirSe, County Agent, Md-
dehuy; Ira bingham, egenns CALVIN l.
Bingham, New Hdren CALVIN u. 1ldeh, COM
wni; VIM. b. Martin, O'1ceH.
MEDIcAL EXAMlNEas.-Zach. Bass, Mtdhes
LUy Joel Rice, BrWpodi David =. rage,
.Shoreham' Nathan Gale, Orref; {. W. H1r-
tom S"dlUy; q. T. Stone Monhton ChaS' -
Stone, leyenhes'; .. u. Eells Cofn~dHi =
T. " hee'eI' bLIs'"' -
NJ 49,
AnENrs.-t H. hiail' Couhty Agent, Hm-
Mhd; Ezra june DTuhdo"; Iiehry on,lohus,
i"9o'd CneS'ei oPemGeI' CdSIe'G" O]Pen
Leonard, CAhtend@ti oHaS w iiolSe t"'-
" MmJfofd fayetle fotteri TdwLd'
MEDICAL ENAMINtRs'-CYIuS fotleri nH-
hind t. II. DIG'y, Imy2fd n. G hend II .l
IC"uaeti a. =. ilousu.oHi Id"ie' o. L. DUN
en-, Clgrondoni }, D. W oodN ara, tdshtto" 20
san W. Haze, B'dhdo"j Johh foN' Haa"y-
Jord
ON TIE MUTUAL PLAN.
Til a.,,..,,. ,,.;, inca -, ,bo rs,ol ro,os
"i2 W. =, vi
erall mnIhT Comnanies.
l,t DeducIing only ten per cent commission
fromthe Mutual Insurance Fund, instead OF the
c1f.fe expenses OF the Company annually.
2nd. Giving scrip certificates OF profits each
year payable IN casn wLen Two nuno,eu nous
ANAL lInJ sncL scgip Jeurinq inI.1es' from date ana
to,s,t;raJle.
IN In addition IN the usual Mu,ual Funf
and reserved Fund received from mutual in
~,,recs The ,aniial Stock one hundred thousant
dnlI,r, and ali The reserved fnnd cf the Join
Sol, insurance i nledreI for The payment q
Lnsses
o>- r,rp 1o1>r,r c,rOCL- AN
ON NE JDlN % OOh ihAN'
The rates are reduced one third the amour
enaI5ed on INC ll,utua uian'L'ne Colil,any ID
h'hS unly "."n - "o'"'' W insult .' ne Si'
Gu amount rl s'.ch l''ne, irs.eau ~ IAN vi
more man "n ell'Nto'e sun anu "i'oI VIZ VIZ.
P"YNhs "@ch am one "'" """'y ''''" cot"!
" so ~"ch WeH' Inc great auVah1"se ol I'M
.l'ie d insurance o'Sl .ne Ihu'ua, pan ma
ur tn' .iiuS,.a'ru' i"'ne'' az VI
G,n llars De a,nr,o f., ;nsnranIs -
Ill.,. M. IN ihe lL,1,oj nlan i, viii secnrc bir
n noiicy If one tbonsanJ dollars ON The .Eo;,
S,o.L },n ,ho an, tvrrntv-fivn dollars viii :,
.ar, li,n n nnlicv of one, Ionsand and 6vrhnr
,ir,J Iniiari '''''
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed hv the
Probate Court for the District of Addison, Com.
missioners, TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against thc
estate Of
EARL =. lIERRENDEN.
late Of Wcybridgc in sand District. deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto: And six months from the 25ll
day Of March, 1850, being al. lowed for that pur
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business of our said M.
pointnent at the dwelling house OF said Earl
L. llerrenden, in Weybridge, on the last Tues
days in May and September next, from nine
o'clock, A NJ. until four o'clock, L. NJ on each
of said days.
ELIJAH G. DRAKE, | Coaui. S on
Jason STOW, Gs.
Ddied al WyLniiJe, this SOh dag OF h,rcl
4. b. 1850. 493w
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'"i ~ %"n we" sl'v's0 -.So' '0"' % ~ uTs'''s
and Manufacturers Articles among which may
be found the following
Alcohol, krcOsotc,
Alocs, Iiuuoricr.
Alum. Iitharae.
Arrow Root. Iinsced Oil.
Aqua Ammonia, Lunar Caustic.
Anna FORTS Nlornhine
Antimonv. Magnesia.
Annatto. Mamma.
Borax' Maddcr.
birthstone. Mace
british on Nutmers.
Balsam Copaiya. Nutcalls.
Ray Water Olive oil.
Bi33o Vi,ridl Orris Root.
BURGUNDY Pitch. Onium.
60, ,r,ar Oh lemon
C 60, oil ncrromot
C"i"m1eI OH Almond..
Castor Oil, oil origanum,
Cochneal, on WormWood'
Chron. Potash, on Iepperm'nt'
Nasule soap IN Wln'S'sr'en'
1hloflue OIL Lihle, ~ ~ S -
Cloves. Ui Cloves
Naesln' LOT anu e"rl As"cs
Camomlle Flowers RUSSIAN h!ue'
CanihardeS, Ihoslh"rus'
Halp' 1N'l ,I,' S' i"'"t
~, l',..' 1SI,,f.,ri.
E i;Lsoni '"''S' RsG Lead
49,. Posin and Pitch
49, i;,ho,!' Rcd Tartar
E I;tnv'' of Renzoin. Sal Rochelle.
Fnnrv scans. Spirits of Nitro,
Gum Arolic Smear Lead,
GUm Shellac. Sweet OH.
Gmm Conoi Sumac.
| Gnm Mvrrh Soda.
Gum Gamborc. Soma.
| Gum Scommonv. Shirts Turpentine.
/ Cnm Troaaronib soda Powders
/ CIonber SoIts Seidlitz Powders.
| Ginc Tonioca
/ iodine Tar
Isinrlass. Vanilla Beans,
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON

--s----l-i-..s. ~. IN
Ell j-TN.w ,-f1- 81
- t ID 10 ls- y a..
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IRON AND STEEL.
Attn Old Stand!

The subscriber has in Store, and intends keep
ing constantly on hand, a general assortment
of Round and Square Rolled Iron and Cast
Steel Norway Nail Rods, Toe Cork Steel, dc
SC, all Of which will be sold low for Cash
II. l.. FULLER.
Dec. IL, 1919. 80
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HARTFORD.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
or the lIARrFop FIRE Insurance. COMPANY,
for Middlebury and vicinity and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss OF
damage by Fire. The long established reputa'
lion of this company, and the promptncss with
which all their transactions have been charac'
terised render 1t unnecessary to say any thing
in its favor. An business connected with the
Office intrusted TO him will be faithfully and
punctually transacted.
JONATHAN IIAGAR, agent.
Middlebury, Feb. 2s, 1872, 4s'y.
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A G Z n CY O F.
DIR. S. S. FITCH'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINES,

Used 10y him with SO much success in the cure
of Cough, Consumption, Catarrh, Aslh-
ma, Heau Diseases Dyspepsia, Con
orrARa, Piles, Female Complaints, &c, &c.
Also
Dr.S. 5. Fitch's Abdominal Supporters,
Shoulder Braces. Inhaling Tubes. and Lee
tnres o, Consumption, and the art of pre-
serving Lifeand Health todd Age &c.
Dr IT, p. Russell has been appOiated
4go,i C,fte a5are Goods, ant riHkccPhcm con-
sfaaflg oa hand AZ has Ding SoreiR 1iddicJtTy.
a-'rD DIR. Fnch's GulDE Book TO lNvALlDs,
and Direction, for Promoting Health. and In
slrucHonsio Mothers, in the management of
Children" may be mad, gratuitously, by cal
ling iorit al the Store asabove. An exiremsly
valuable Book. IL
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TOBACCO AND SNUFF,

Sprague's Cots and Grccr's chewing and
smoking Tobacco. Russel's & RoLinson's
Caycndish Tobacco Lorllard's celebrated
Maccohoy and Yellow Snuff. for sale at the
Cash Store. r. L.FULLER.
Oct. 80.
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OFFERS FOR SALE.ou the most alyanta-
" gcou, terms for cash OF approved credit a
large and well selected assortment Of Druggists
and Manufacturers, Articles, among which may
lac fot,ud fhc c.llovintr
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NO. MILK STREET,
a cs i''p' fro" M %esa g. is55 BOSTON,
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JAMES COLE, Auctoneer.
fOI VALUABLE RuILDING LOTS, IN THE

il CITY OF BkOOKLYN.-PU5ITINE SALt,-
JAMES COLE will sell al auction on WEDNESDAY,
June 1880 al 70 clock the Merchants Exchange In
the City OF NewYork 1874 lots Of ground each 2x00 feet
situate In Ninth Ward Brooklyn bounded by Bedford,
Nosrand Marcy, Tompkins and Putnam avs Madison and
Monroe sits.
Toe avenues and all regularly laid out open,
and handsomely graded. The situation Of the lots Ia ex.
remely beautiful and very Justly admitted 70 be uu-
eqlaed by any property In the neghborhood The Gin
tou.aV end Bedford line Of onnbusses leave Fulton Ferry
every few minutes during tue day and uuu midnight con-
viewing passengers within yery short distance of the
property line Of Omnibussesi 10 likewise 10 conempla
lion to run 10 WILLIAMSBURG, direct through Betforday.
The usual restrictive clause against Dusances viii be In
serted In the deeds TO the purchasers Twohrds OF the
purchase money bond ana mortgage for I'VE
years at per cent interest per be paid the
dsy Of sale and balance the first day OF July next
when full warraptee deeds will be delivered Inf0rmsuon
as 10 title which Is unexcepuonable can be obtained Of
WIN p. Powers, Esq 100 Broadway corner OF Pinesi.
Liihographc maps be had on application to Richard
Ten Brock Eco Aslor House, and At the offices Of the
auctioreer is Fullon-st Brooklyn, and Wakst N Y.
my28iss tff6)
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Matters of Interest.

We find the following items Of Texan news in
the Houston Mercantile Advertiser Of May II;
The report that the Brazos had overlooked Its
banks, is contradicted. The upper Brazos may
have been out in the first bottom, but not an acre
Of arabic land in Fort Bend County has been over
flowed. The banks of the Brazos are high aud its
current extremely rapid and nothing in the ordina-
~ course Of rains can ever injure plantations on
its borders In this respect the fertile lands OF the
Colorado and the Brazos possess immense advan-
tage over land lying along other streams Of the
South and West.
Under the genial influence of Summer sun, our
crops will soon recover from the effects OF the rains
and cold of the past weeks The Summers are so
long in Texas that slight checks to the growing
crops produce no serious detriment.
Many emigrants are now landing in Texas who
will take the FL Paso route to California.
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IMPORTANT ARRrsrs-GAse OF couyrERyrrr-

IMPORTANT ARREsrs-GAsG OF CoUsrERrErr-
FRS BRoKES UP.-We briefly noticed IN our last,
me arrest OF several persons. and the recovery OF
large amount of spurious money, BY Alderman
Moore, Constable Agan, and VIM. Bieriey. Inc
particulars are 'hese At a. early hour on ; ttdr'
day morning, two men, repres enting themselves as
boatmen, named jackson w ade and James Wharf,
were arrested in Plumst near Fourth, passing spu-
r'ous American haf dollars Tbey were commit
ted 10 prison, but subsequent events led 10 more
important disclosures. On Sunday, the above OH
GERS with Mr.. Bierley, proceeded TO house, loca-
TED asmalstreet m the neighb1rhood OF Eleventh
and Poplar SITS Spring Garden where they arrested
David Heath AID Lewis George On the preni
ses were found ali the necessary milling apparatus
Tor the manufacture Of spurious coin and bank
notes They were taken possession OF as were
also several thousand dollars in both coin and notes,
ol VARIOUS denominations. There were dollars,
Lall collars quarters, dimes, aud two aHd one half
dCHbF gold pieces, finished and unfinished. The
notes were upon the Bank OF Commerce, and
Northern Liberty Bank, OF Philadelphia; the Cam
berland Bank, State Bank at Camden, State Bank
at Trenton. and Merchants Bank Of New York.
copper plates were also recovered, upon the fol-
lowing Banks, viz: Farmers Bank NewJersey;
state Bank Newark Cumberland Bank; Far
mers Bank, Mount Holly Bank Of North King
ston, Rhode Island and enc other plate which we
could not make out The whole OF the above pro-
perry is now in the possession Of Alderman Moore.
After the above arrests and capture, they next pro-
ceeded to Richmond, where William Allen alias
Uncle Bill, Edgar w. Bishop, and Jacob Howell,
were taken into custody. They are said to be
portion Of the gaug, and are believed TO be lmpi-
catad in passing the spurious money. All the par
ties are now in prison. and will have hearing to-
morrow afternoon. We will add that some OF the
coin was well calculated to deceive the unwary
IS also number of the notes Many OF the latter
however were miserable. LPhila. Inquirer, 4th.
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AUCTION SALES.
A MERwIN Aoeuonesr.
pyHayf.s PLATT 81 co. store 2o4 Brosdwsy.
ID POucusr snenuon gwen The sale q Private Liors-
r4ss Cash afvsrc-s ma e whea desired

rfes Cash afvsrcrs maze whea desired.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. jane D
CHOTcE AND VALUABLE Law BO0Xs-rhe large and se-
lec law library q gerlenan Of the Bar about lssspg
States Pei os ard he No-Yofk Reports up - the Attest
ser O. dtcsis iresses commentaries, e,m hfy 0'oAs
&C. -,
Also tine sets OF the Bographa Brissnns, vols; and
Edinburgh Review, 3 vols
TIE foi owing are included viz Peters Supreme Court
eporis 10 yOis Peters CONDENSED Reports YOs Jonn
sofs Rercrts ~ vo J0hns0Ls Chsnc@ry, vols Binneys
SO vols Nesey and Nesy and Beanie y vols Cond -nsed
English Chancery, u vols Levings Reports vols Oyers
Reports, vols; Powders 30, vols Thoncrs do svoE
shur .erss do vos Duruiord Eesis Term DO Svoisi
Eass do Is Reports OF Campbell, stzrkie. Taunton,
Bosanouet Fuller Cowper Blackstone, B1rro va, Mamie
L Selwyn Aikyua herrivle &c &C
Also O~en's Reports vols; Wendell 10 vols Hufs,
DEMO- vols Comsocts, vols The various Ne"-Jefsey'
Reports, &c.
Catalogues embracing full particulars are COW ready and
The bools arrsneed Tor examination ie4
FhIDAY EVENING, June Y al O'Clock.
VALUABLE STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS bookS-A
large and attractive collection OF popular standard and
miscelaneous works the various departments eorsc-
log uAny Of the best Library editions Of the writings Of ne
mos disin guished suihors Particulars hereafter
MONDAY EVENING, June 10 att o'clock, and me fol-
lowing evenings Of the week.
To CLOSE CoNsi6NMEsTs-Au extensive and very de-
Tahle collection OF new and valuable standard mseesne
Gus, School and Classical BOOKS. and sab stock IN
Quantities. Also, great variety OF choice English puo-
ncSuons embracing many illustrated WORKS, recently re-
we'd from London together with large assortment OF
foreign and domestic staple and fancy stationery including
blank books various sizes full and bali bound writing pa
pei note paper, envelops, &c. &c.
The whole to be sold without reserve TO close sonsgn
ments les
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ORIGINAL PORTRAIT OF DIR. FRANKLIN

'V'HEkE VIII be sold at public auction. THURS
DAY the sixth day Of June next al - O'Clock,
LEONARD Il CUNNlNGHAM'S Auciion-room, 81 Ire
mOnrow In Boston, Mass that very valuable Original
Portrait OF DR. Bensmn Franklin, from which was taken
the engraving prehxed the first volume OF Pres Spak
edition OF the Life and Works OF Dr. franklin por.
trait Of Dr. Frankins BROTHER John Fankin and twenty
FIVE pieces Of beautiful China Cups Plates Se which for
merly belonged TO DR. franklin The Portraits Of the
size Of life and IN perfect state OF preservation The
portrait of Dr. franklin may be examined at the store o.
John Doggett Co 24 Washingonst In Boston. Speci
mems OF the China may be seen al the store OF w and
A. Sumner at the corner Of Washington and school SIS
In Boston WILLIAM !. bOWDlICdf
lei ais Administrator Of the Estate OF Thomas w Sumner
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Alier which, Brougham's Comedy Of
ROMANCE AND REALITY.
CHRIsTY's nIINsTRELs,

hEOUh uhLb
no az BROADWAY between Grand and Broome SIS
lN-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
Tie original ard wellknown
CHRISTYS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
The frat established and Oldest organized band 70 tho
word, prism pany Of twelve performers, un1er
The direction Of +. P ChrisY They will hgye the honor
OF giving heir gns add nimsDe entertainments every
n'ghl unll further notice.
Admission Is esnis Doors open 4. ,, Concert viii CON.
msnce al O'Clock
An afternoon concert on Saturday, commencing at 5
O'clock Pm Jet ~is'
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KSiyEs- George Woolley and Patrick Padding
were arrested IN tue Thirteenth Ward Yesterday
afternoon ior lighting IN tue street vita drawn
knives.
SMALL IHtFrs-Mary Cox was arrested in the
Eleventh w ara Tor stealing bed clothes from Har.
ret Seaman. Francis Coyle and las So e.
stealing lumber from Asa Lewis Of tie Nj ,yl
Ward Mary Flood, for stealing a basket e.,
Timothy Bren, Fourteenth Ward. VIM, Brs5v
for stealing pig iron from Pier Is, n. r ship A Z.
First Ward
STEALING MoyEY.-John Meysers was arrested
in the Seventg enth Ward for stealing the pocket
look Of Philip Mott, containing SIS. only 81 OF
which were recovered. Margaret Smith -Four.
ieenth " ard for stealing 8 from James Smith
money recovered.
BRrAkISG IN-Lewis TRACER was caught yes
te'dsy N the FiIss Ward for breaking open the
uahk q Charles WOlC 100 Greenwch.st and
s'shng clothes worth 500
-, pS..kr ~ FLL-MargAret Knapp, drunk in
&c S'@'n ard tel and Injured herself 50 that she
va" sent to the Hospital by DR.. Sweeney.
sloE-Ssuuel 6 Bacon. fooo6 sick !, the stree,
u 'he Eighteenth Ward, was taken TO Bellevue
Hospital. ~
chChCh SIkVcA WITH LIGHTSINe-Tbe Mari.
IeT Shspel IN Cbeuy-st near Pelham va. s,r.,ck
T Tl'n seInlng a. p O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
10 nu,1 s"uek tne nAestsa aad passed down in
..os 20 .sne second floor, went through window
and INTO the earth at the south east coraar So ~
;seldng. Several men were al work on the ba;Id.
"s' but none Of them were injured. - ''' '''O
sSkrocKtIs-Ofcer Cummings. oftbe Chiefs
n as. nlghs saw two well known pickpockets
w,lLsS ,I ouou ,ne Firemens procession, and
temptation '''P" Keep them out Of
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r c. KEMP Aueflonesr
NIORTGAGEE, SALE or SUPP

X &. kENfi AlcupueeT
NIORTGAGEE'- SALE or SUPERIOR Gus.
Ni1OM-MADE,Ft RNITUAF, PIAN0-sORTES, &c
TOMORROW (Thufsdsyl st 10 o'clock st3j9 Broa iway
near FRA kintt-R KEMP will sell as ABOVE by cats-
loPue large assortment % valuable rosewood aud ma
hogany cabinet furniture inside 10 orcer by some OF tho
best Fepch cabinet mekefs consisting Of rosewood Peor
furniture en- suite rosewood and richly painted bedroom
furniture en- suite extension dining ables library And sec
Rotary book sofas IN hair CLOTH and plush manogany
easy ard pqrOr chairs rosewood and mahogany marble
TOP tables pier and fancy tables carpets mahogany
Freuch and other bedseads hair naesses dressing b1.
resus vsshsands ard a general assortment OF household
furniture rosewood piano fOres &C Catalogues 90 the
morning OF sale. Jso IL
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AnEE,s AmERIoAN CAST STEEL uvoRxs

AT THE FOOT OF TWENTYFOUKTH-ST
last RIVER, NEW-Y0RK-Tho above WORKS are
Enow M successful operation, and the proprietor would
respectfully call tho attention Of machinlsts and ali cousu-
mers OF the article to examination OF bis STEEL which he
IL warranted by the testimony Of the principal mschinss
and edge tool makers OF this city To recommending ~ fay
equal In every respect sny used IN this country
ful assortment o. the different sxes constantly hand,
which public respectfully invited TO call and examine
at the Office OF DANIEL ADEE.
as eod,f lO1 rut0nsl ~ Y.
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2 COTTON Auenoueer

r COTTON, AuctiOneer
TCTJONSALEO OF GOOD PARLOR, BEDROOM
hAND KITCHEN FURNlTURE.-THIs MORNING.
Jupe s. At 10 O'Clock, al n Gresnwich-av comprising
elegant carved soa bed steads IN use months
boeany rockers 10 f-rse hair mattresses feather bsds
vssut AND maple bedsesdS walnut and ch-rry dining
bes carpets cottage and maple CHAIRS. iozingg
clocks 10 knives and forks suabe Jr he trade, wal
nut aud mahogany bureaus 20 gals good flrniure vsnish
erock-ry Sc This sale Will be persmpory rain shins.
Dealers will ind Il to their Il 10 attend les IL
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OLD THIEvIs ARREsTED.-Henry Brown and
Geo. Allen two fellows well known 70 the police
were arrested on Monday night, while in the hre,
mems procession. They were taken to me once
of the Chief Of Police, where foil DESCRIPTION va
taken Of them, after which they were discnaiseu
DEATH by DRowSISG.-The Coroner yes'era oa,
held an inquest OF the foot Of Amos 81 y n "a
the body Of John Fisher, native o' hnIa Nortb
years Of age who was found drowned ~ 'Se
River Deceased had been mlssing s'.Se ;ngoence
week and when last seen was uhuvi Iroised sup.
OIq1e1 b,He been sa caused BY the fall of the pier
Verdict death by drowning
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PATENTS FoR NEW INVENTIONS.
BRATTLCRoRo WATER CURE
ESTABLISHMENT

U,HIs ESTABLISHMENT having boon put 10 complets
Il order, 10 commencing ts sixth season. IL has
abundance Of the puresl water and ample accomuodaons
for 40 patients IL IL accessible si the way by railroad
from Albany EewYork and Boston dsalled report Of
upward OF 500 treated there during lhe 1873 viii
be sent by nlsi application to VIM RsdGe 32l Broad
way, NcwYork For further Information apply tbs sub
scnber r. WESSELH0EFT, NJ. d.
BrsnlebOro' Vermont March 1870 mlB 3ms We'd K Sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
S. DRAPER, Jr. AucuOneer.
GALE CANNON SMALL ARMS AT

SSALEOF CANNONAND SMALL ARMS AT
CTHE NAVY YARD, BROOKBYN.-HA0GERTY
DRAPER 4 JONES viii sell al public auction, the u.
5 Navy Yard Brooklyn on SATURDAY, June IS, at u
lock noon the following cannon, carrOnsdes and small
a0us, viz CanLOn-3 long f2pOunters ~ long 32s; 81
crg 2fs; 90 long l3s - long Re; 80 long 81 long &C.
or Carousdesl op0unde 50 f2s; SIS - 2fs; u
&c. SI8s and G-pO1nder gunnsGes; l3nch and eiEch
ora swives 295 boarding l63 flint musksIs; Az
pislis, lZ3 cutasses 81 COTS rides; COrs pistols IS
bowie knife pistols rifles; burderbusses Terms cash.
Tee above TO be removed from hs Yard Aer the
g. as the Cemmandant Of the Yard may direct my10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Aucuoneer.
nEREMpTnRN RAI.E or YOUR THOUSAN

IgEhtMPIOht SAtsE Or FUN luOOohND
Il BUILDING LOTS and valuable Water Fronts 10
the OF Dunkrk ChauRuque Co al the termination OF
Erie Railroad Sale 10 be made n, the Merchants Ex
chsnge in the city OF NewYork by order Of Russell H.
Eevins and Charles c. King, Esqs Truslees-ANTHONY
J. BLEECKER will sell al auction on WEDNESDAY,
tte 18th Of June. 1880 y O'Clock, 1t the Merchants
Exchange. the following valuable property, VIZ; In the
town OF Dunkirk, Chsutsucue Co. State OF New-fork,
by order OF trustees about 600 building lots In said town
ald number of valuable fronts aud wharf privileges
on the harbor The the whole Of which will be sb
soute and unreseTyed 10 the hest bidders photographic
maps OF the property be obtained OF tho auconeer
Broad before the sale IS per OF the plr
chase money remain bond and mortgage for years
per per Dunkirk being tho terminus Of The
Erie Railroad and s hRrbOr the finest the Lake this
properly oaers great inducements 70 buyers The sale will
be continued daily until the whole property 10 cold.
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