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3nwgl THERON HOWARD, judge.
MitSst, THERoN. BowARp, Judge.
SAMUEL 4. EYANS' ESTATE.

gsgI4l STATE OF VERMoNTf fN7f &
an ~ -s ~ rrCulSduuh DstrctFs.
In Pr,Aste Corrt holden AtDnnvilir. WithM nnd for
said digrieL on I'm 18th dizzy OF sept. "a n. 1901.
HOHN LADD, Administrator on the Estate Of
~ Samuel a. kyans, nicoC Suttrn, in suti' dis
trict, deeeascd, gr,sent bis administration soenunt
for settlement; Whcwupan,i il is ordered uiat the
same be referred 20 the nh day 81 October ncXi
At the Probate ofiice in said D9pvic, for exemia
tilted hereof by the publication Of this order in the
CalcdouiAn rrintAd at 81. JOhIisbury three weeks
succcssiyoy ~ soon ms may be, thst they may APP
pear and nj said time md place, IT, they sec cause
object thereto BY orier Of court. ,r,,
Ars.EtIlfFlI grHER!nN HOWARD, ,Is5fe.
A true copy OF record, t7a6wa
Attest, .t THERON HOWARD, judge.
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DAVID KINIsTON's ESTATE

TIME snhscrhrr. having hem nppiantol hv ihs
lea Hp.si~ t'.,ttt irr tlr- bi-tr'st ~ t,vsCC
commissioner to receive, examine nud Adiust AL
claims nUd acv,seds nrBirlerspus a;giipst Die D.
talc Of phyih kiaisiou late or Ccneori in mi dis
trict, deceased represented insolvcnt, nh Tho tfn
Of ia months nom tic 10th day of September.
1851, being allowed BY 80 eanr aa1c creditors Of
sat decreased, 90 cNtii Nid uroSe th6lT tcsT..,iye
claims before u---ilo give notice that viii at
tcpl 70 the dutes II ourappointment 81 the dwell.
ing house of 'Cbauncay liiH, IA rDncufd, IN sud
dstict, on thc 81 Saturday. 1T November and Fob.
ruAry next, at 1 O'Clock, afternoon, on each OF said
DAYS
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gnmner ArranRement, l00I.
Sullivan Railroad Notice.
e 80 80 -

s 49, ~
Completion ~ hc RaHwGB oH Connecticut
NWr Through fran Me VINE MHf, 81
dpAusbnrE, So 10 N0r fWk iniee daily
DAhhENlENh leave ST. dphutbury afB 4 n viz
SULLIVAN sod ", YlnrY litiIguali, dine Ht
fiItlNNiNitii NlN wv NV w Wv ANlh Nl ~ y ~
Leaves . . TO- take supper ui srtihrlrid and ar
1yt la New York ~ ~ ~ 'f HI nj
Leave ArN York at y, dlne % Springfield ,m'-
rive ~ 80 JnhushurY fiuun evening" , ,...
tlis d tie only drsrr RaiiWhy rouie ~ Suing
held, So hum Northern n llanih,hfe Faftfu
Vermont, and tIr diroct mute iiun tha wiRA lin
% huaiogg, 49,. via sllpWs Fails Rnd Ruuad
lassongfr. lraf.4g ~ J0hnshuy ~ 40 aud
lilo VIA sullivan and connecting linads nHirf in
bOripn ~ 7 10 cad Tao r. 81 connecting 90 itcht
huffh With ile trains ~ W0rtser So hnd % Gro
tou iuf i,sNeli lhNrenfe and hllsur.
lnfe tlig Hulig 90 rs alss 1ilisr rpnto.
Passengers lrnyn iustuu, I,trhhurgli Depot, ~
80 and ~ yia AulNypp sal nUgu NJ NJ, Jvhnshu-
~ and nirulrdlnlf ttafinus ns soonW by any other
rouie Freight 1rius epii way daily,
u, A,GAnL. SUPP sullivan II. a.
GhrisitqrH, s. N, Aag D ittl, 1871
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: Ga 6NFHINDoos.


1heshioa extraordinary p"cuEirity In
the Illuloos Is their division into castles, or
perfectly distinct order, Of society. which
hnyc cSisiqd from the renVtcst siu,es. There
1870 II StTICrty gTI0iHCd T7
the lIinloo religion that no transition from one
to another shall take place. ao connection
br,wcen thcm by marriage, or any other way
y. allowed = and 20 individual Of one class can
assume the habits or enpugo.i1 the occupa-
tious of another The distinction is complete
in every scnsc, hereditary and personal all
thu privileges or disabilities are Inherited; no
ons is'Permitiid to bgcomc what lac is destin-
ed TO he by his natural abilities, but is oblig-
eel to become only what his birth permits, or
"a rcnani what it condemns him to be- The
slightest 1anYgrcssion of these laws is punish
ed with loss otcaste, aud sometmcs, in par
ticulhr cases with death Even the differ
cncc Of food is precisely marked out TIC
three higher castles are entirely prohibited
the use Of flesh the fourth is allowed all
kinds, but pot the,use Of beef All others
are outcaas, aItd mhy eat what they please
Thus, the lower tho'rank Of the Hndoo, the
less hc Is restrivt4siin the matter of meat and
dripk but, on the other hand the burden
some restrictions Increase with the superiority
ct rank. etNtN W..
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{.s.[lH!slIMPTl (lH.

% 81 Il,fstanisrl Hpl Cyrfd sopnirics hss causia
altt ffunnftlun Of d,Aihs han any oflrf maady hai
stuf TIE huhsn iaiunY Enh unui Nth n irss ycHrs
There has any 0rtats FrafIH lie t tnsn
40. IL ~ l. .La.-.. - 1 IL
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GREATEsT pTscoYERY1oTT1E AGR1
whIte,s TIair Restorative !:

ArtRELY NEGET ABLE COMPOUND,
For Restoring, BcdHriJBin5 Cleansing, So6-
oH5ug anil dressing ~ HiFR, Also, for
. reD0UiHg Pans GHd Iieai Di he Head. $50
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Great Wages!

~ s. wnoLsbN & son, Nin Give eoasisst
We sgy|avasH g. - IAIlouihp Gig-,i ~ uIeIr
shop. liuietni, fnlv, 1Mt .. .f..I..t Tgfu
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n VIBRATION TIT. may certify that I hive
~ given my son, lnmcs n. llrhticr, his tnc DUR
-iur+irv T-7u1iVru ~ i ~ ndlt, W to pani tHf,
uce mr. hiinsctc ana shall ttnm none N h.s oaui-
hiE.uUf pay any dolts Of he contracting amer this
date. ALnERT L. fRAsiER
Attest Cyrus smith
Victory, Aug, -, 1901 TowaF
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This elegant
preparation T. fast
iakipR the place
pf all other artl-
les In use for re-
storing aud dress
ing the Hair. Il
prevents the hair
hroln falling : OIL,
pro IN otes lis
grONth, removes
dnndruh, aud re-
stores Unnatural
nn q luNhncnt
geWui ofthe luir
in all cases 81
badness. II III
- removes pam
a.
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CANCnROUS SCROFULA.

Mr J. D. H,ssts q Hs-s Onsas Co, y ' wto va
fa,rf VI rflfin iNt1 lssh tyafod below
afunn III iln surHraF CpuHr u tha fi u Me- iafh
~ no alA v Ases-te. ltu, uiaof No allowing sfcuus
titfifrH
"A praz.aa H. ia y,ay - Srrs f,Ft MI uIEElrgfFf
rrnird al IrF ~ mnnafHs, rHiifnT nhAHTft
tHuAH AFhcfsf IN iaaltns ~ ~ yssHtaf ~aitisf tie
ffpsf1f - uftu dsinsrrs, iu hs upfgl1 tpuu ~
n NJ ~ Nuw Aufs ani tr FoefFed ~ - tFHff
20 n hosvqtH 20. ~ Lh,erg . ~ sun-ui Iiyy-Ii
hgissfF t,ha Ne testimony 1hu dohsdsni puaiai ~
cis lad eisis puhss FAtsF ~ sssa
and thaa hn1 cnVmtiod Jpsa % iln puhr si gFfYfu
bot cnnled 20 aanaFss Tis oa-s ~ NJ htslsa sss
suiaftsi kisj G aud ti.sklns i
ard 90 us PtCtt - Jihisei aud Al iahhat sfoAt
fHss lsEp - I,.ilspt.-s, -,'iI+ .III-' NJ
NJ ntskiN ~ ~ 80 sflss.slsl .ah nn't rsfg,gt
siJ ustJ - - B, sfsast ~ ssssr aAs.-sv ~
VA could i've thsi alsitss fi - " s.s
- III ~ WE fssf
49, ts ssts=i ~ sirf tiFs fatsatfssss - $50
hsi affl - fsf BE- lt iisa
f-aui its - a. Nj pTt"i - ftsss
~ y t 10 sfe,al rss-i y ~ b aAss
s.alsf as RI tssA fsfFf aHiaf 80 flsff
isfr vh wi thnslh As 81 ai etif raaa ~
tthsl aa ssfus sttFgl1d helu shaatff y -
st- sta "a sisa g. D. tss 80 sssfaLrsi sirsts She
.ssl =. 80. f~ : ,st Z. A ~ - $50. So -.
thsf ht tiaHfthfssf g. sHst ~ ~ - SIS A..
tis 90 ur o. tss ls slHfal aHAh - stHthHaea
- hsst =.i - 49, q s-+ go $500 - -
y,ul' ~ b9l- q - 40 Nv tinl ~ ~, 49, .--..
fs..aF sa.i sltt uF 49, q O. ~s-t asslss " trT
EsEs' ~ sSsvi,3 rlariiFr, ~ 80" ''''''
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.I| D. .Wrr " gNI
During short yisit 10 the sravbQre 81 pHT
State, some Two years since With party OF
friends Il Wa pnolPwd, one bright afternoon
that we slnuld uiake uf q party 10 20 down
tho hnrbor on q 6phing excursion, We r
corlingly started, md after sailing about
three miles, young lady Of the company de-
cIincd going hnher,a requested usto land her
on one OF tLe suall slands ia the harboT,
where she proposed 10 stay until our return.
My little boy, then about four years old,
preferred remaining with her, Accordingly
we lel thom and proceeded some six miles
farther We remained ppt much longer than
We intended, ai,d ~ uiaht approached, a thick
fog fct Ia from sea, cnlirrly eushrouding "a
without conpass, and not knowing the
right drcrian 20 steer we GROUPED our way
along for some hourR until finally We distin-
pdshod rthe. breaking of lbu ssys au one ~
ne i'nA-, bit were a'a loss 20 know which
one OF thom. I stood up in tbe steru Of ti'f
boat where l bad b,en steering, aud shoated
witl. all ms strength, IigteRea a ls.osaepi,
and heard through the thick fog, aud above
the breaking ofihe surf the sweet voice OF
my boy calling, Come ilis way, father -
steer straight for me I'm here waiting for
you" Wa stosred for thnt sound, and soon
my little boy ltsped into my arms With Joy,
saywg,II know you would hear ms father r.
and nestled ~ sleep on my bosom The child
and he maiden are both sleeping now They
died IN two short weeks after the perio'l ~
IN 10, with hardly 40 Interval of time boz
tween their deaths, Now tossed on the rodgh
sea Of BfrsWalvutg omPsss Or guidcfenNl9f~
ed IN Tho hs and. .hrrounricdby roeks 4 tccli
TO bear die SQUAD Of that cherub-yoioe calling
from the bright shore "Come this wayu Ia
Their steer straight for me !" When op-
pressed with sadness, take WY WV Y our
quiet oemqtcry; and b | lvtaedr BY one
little uiboaa atho same musical yoieo oeh-
oos f0ui thcBCo=UC0m this way, fithori Z
T. ~
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CEDAR POSTS
Valuable Mill Privileges and Land
For SALE.


TENE subfCuher pler ior sale $40 aefes ,,f Land
in tle thriving town NJ ChHflestou, Orleans
touuiyi Vermont, lviug uu both sides III Seyrn0ur
lh,af and asfeH.llilg fnn So lnnuF Lake a. frhg
Fotld. The faHl pryhrges ORE ~ sunb-snf p0,vsl
40 olsLnia ans klud ol Mulf nuh sing led lD 6eyF
uour lakn, iht River j uuliliug nud u0t liable 10
iresheh, Tie county f ihlokly f0ttlel aud god
tuills OF various kiufi nrf very much needed 'fvd
Fuot nlads run through The ini o. sinaU part of
which q rlsaTni snd Nieres 10 covered niih yaur
able timber frIee, roo. f
...r ALSO, -
~ q 40 acre- nlbe S. T.. part ~ Charles
i0n ~ had RIVER Joining the line N Mestnore--
THIS lm has valuable water privileges, 10 heavily
tlmberui and benutniilly fiinaitd. Price, $500.
These ipia iar farming purposes are equal ~ any
Wild lands Nv Vermont, ADD 81 100 ruou have easy na
cesfis liullrdaA Chhrlcsion g. well supplied with
Hclools AID Isippidly Increasing IA population and
wealth. .I
a reqsoDablc crr'lli would be- given fnr tho whole
purchase UnuoY ou fnusmciory security. Ih0se
wishing toaef The prentice cnn apply ~ &. Cum-
mhiFl, Naf,i W N@fraH heHf The hrst mined lot
Apnly ~ lee ter 90 hfhmWito a.
I'D .In. ELISHA S.NlNhOR,
.-..2llI.e+4 rTO'idenee. H. J.
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atf itFssatAs iaFtftt fsiii tass
hIHm Twelve 90 sixteen utFs i.agar usu lnIiila n
kufaapHfa Had Uffia ID fslifai 90 ~ siu ssffl
VI fiH fnfi- ftffpf hfsl ~
t.f..pastis. iifrri psssrs rifr ftW rrrf
tu,s IL vrl, Tss Esf, lee f'a n,uTu pltp pulo
NJ hHftlHtflNh
IIa stuta fHmuaHsl tiaa 90 yai sils hia aftif ~
fffff u fIlHf NHIHrru un saffsI ffIfffN ~ NHtHFH
PuHFlra All HtHatFaHllLa Tus win ~ leaT ~ ~
unr4IHs uf slHrs Iu iffHft rHaItffi shItf uF tlai
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Old state House,
Fronting State 81. BOSTON 5l4vi
CIDER VINEGAR
Glass PRESERVE Jars

TOR Sale al Bngham's Drug Store.
Il Aug. 81, 1851. ranr
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aas m.ro eaasey aai saf.s i-ss 49, siss' tai
.T THN nstia- Of raF-aparilia.
asa o. ieIIs e rss,i.s , ~ q. =. % oss paLtIa
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DEGULAR NEWLY YORK IA l. u
u TRADE SALE



The STATIONERY SALE cooimences On WED'tsp ~,
DAY following THIS portion OF the sale ~ unnsnaly AZ
facffye embracing most eronslye assOrtmen OF Fsbry
and APPLE Goods. imported and domestic, &c Nc seph-
rate catalogues Of the Stationery Sale may be mad AZ ths
sales
The BOoE SALE will commence on SATU RDAY morning,
Sept o. wih ppletons invoice aid be followed
BY MIR PgtDams
SECOsD WEFX.
MONDAY Sspt o. continuation n The bocA Sale, = n
,uslIcaflons OF SIessrs Barnes & Co. Newman GO,
Crissy q Makley, Lppncott, Gfambo s. Co. hiAfoe
francis Sc sc
TUESDAY, SEPT 9-Commencinz With The great iayoice
4 Messfs Harper Brothers and followed cy hessfs
Hsr aLd haTds
WEDNESDAY, sert io-Fmbracing the large con-
sgnmenis # 4essrs Thomas, perrhnaIt Go, Bso
chard Lea, Philips, sampson s Co, T. h butlsfs Co
a DC
THURSDAY Sept 1.-The invoices Of Messrs Croker
pr.estsr, Wllns, Garter Co the large coDslg anlenr
80 au - g On 49, Lite Brown, u &C. hsf-
ram vooThes, SC sc <,, ,..s.v
Lakiston, T.ckn0F Co, Scfibner, Oond i1hc"n''
&c s. vii 20 offered o, -. a.. ,,
SATURDAY. Sept l2rhs days sale embraces s .hs "a
Yccfs Of Messrs Andrews Son, Mnssey Co. bidois'
Wiley sc. B.. - ,,,
The sales wll be continued dnfBg hohnai, ~.
Wednesday Thursday and FDday 81 ths "eeA ~b 80
be fyurd 70 embrace may large and aufdfe ihyot's
f-or, the yarons publishers II the co.hifytis VIZ
forming the largest and choicest catalogue ''ei '
Trade Sale. 80, -. ~
agl8 II bANoo. - 80. - :
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RNOLD'S HISTORY of ROME
-L...--.-- L.L---.u ApPI EION 90


'' rHE HisT6RY OF ROME. By Thomas Arnold. D. D
Three volumes IA sBe. reprinted entire from Tie last Lon
don d.Ion N0.. so pa-es 81
The history oil Rome VII remain 70 the latest age 81
world the RIOS, attractive. the most useful and sAc
most eeyanc subject % human mpat1n. IL must
ia he basis " liberal and enlightened einctton
and pre- the most important SUBJECT % the contsnpl--
Ton + iho Statesman II remarkable thar until the ap-
psar.rce II Or Auolds vol mes, no history ietcsp re
people eAted. commensurate either 10 their dynry tnef
Importance or theT intimate connection with myien' m
tow Or Arnold extended many long years, and beat u
he whole force Of hs great energies 1t - "9fA .
wh,h The Whole culture OF the man. from yOyhJOI con-
.rhuied-mosl carefully AMI deeply medit4ed, pu,atd
. -,-~, 20. = ,ar,r love. - lsAns .ianyI ',2 ~
VITA lie of me eonselea'ei. A;c- eissrae. ds.
ann l.~r Il eorlsosI,iou- would be needles {!
s,eak I. IS emnenty calculated y del shI a1a '@40'
tth The student aud The urscelianc0ls red@e,'
- 4 60 also publish, ~ the same antns,' 80.
ms history or TIL = LATER ROMAN COM
MONWEALTH-Ot tie Engl 81 Edition. reprinted en-
'IEcTUREs on MODEM HuSToRY-Ed.ed ..iaa
PrefAcs b. Prof Henry Reed II Peansysaa University
MaiiscELIANEoUs WORKS, with additional Essays
u bEIvCbY SCHOOL sEgNoNS-oae volume i2ns 20
ee fIrEA AND CORRESPONDENCE of BY Re- A P
S' an GGs va FIRST LATIN BOOK
p,.ed gLd p written, and adapted - me O!leni9fi
a. ~, 'hou ~ 80, pINserce Hrgh school lgmo Is cents.
VI anoIds fy,t and secoad Latin Book was lntrodneeh
10 The American Dnnic some I'VE years si'e, I' -.
Gorial care Il Prof spencer A tns > st-in ~ ~ IN
,rs rit. new IN this country. and cImparaVey 80 IN
Tu,,,et The American editor DID not inins best - tAs
ans sifsra tbe original work Inc marcel 'd'9f
9Th = ~ the volume u once received, and the a.
~ OF unDrecedeIted which Las snco attended -
J. surce.t BOO! u is eIfe-icncc. Inc TEST 81 uiS
1.ss-01 md the improved method Of n5truc ION. a,r
hrsver convinced teachers that. With many -feai ne
ana with plan most happily ai1fttd 70 the "ans - 80
.eIrIer ID Latin sui - some respects a.,
u s execution arc ce'slr Inc present Vol me - a,
s,en a, the Ysqvest 4 me publisher IS the Iesa ,e
r.. emit N overcome these detects, anu IN y
VIE ~oi'"t % - - -' lErtract iro6 Pfeia'e.
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Fr,rc.. Ge-zqE. EGls7 md EEg''Ss
SIX AND FANCY GOODS.

Fr,rc.. Ge-zqE. itllsr and EEg'ss
SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
O4sr f.r sale tael- NEW STOCK f.. the FALL TRADE.
comprising IN every department, the newest and nchesi
YES and sn i-se variety and extent By any sa
Establishment N the conl,ry
30 pans been spared 20 render the sssortmest 4
possible more a,rcve than ever and worthy ne ias2eo-
ton Il every merchant visiting this cltv
Tte several De- s.r:fusn;s are as follows
Dress silks,
Ccusstry Il the inches. and most magnificent styles II
Pas EMBROIDERED aud BROCADE FABRICS ever
b. as exhibited and adapted - ne bes; c anu 70 "A ire
Also rich Pompadoar SILKS. Embroidered sATINS.
ARMURES. eros DE AFRICS, SATIN DE CHIMES,
GLACE. CAMELEOS. Ken Fi-G9ca aad N4teTed
More Antique SILKS, g &c al Of re vey a'es; de-
Signs.
Rich Parls MUSLIN De LANES and CAsHMERES
printed IN twelve colors. Printed OklENIALs, entirely
Also. extra Bch Pad and Figured MUSLIN De
Also complete assortmeu, Of American MUSLIN DE
LANES and CAs.iM ERES ae" designs At lower prices
than ever before offered. sAi.
THIS Department with ample room FOR dlslla eiaaraces
al the most popular styles Of American LONG SHAWiS
SHAWIS. real Tartan Pads, manufactured expressly
for and worthy the attention Of ne nest trade A.
PALM THEFT. CASHMERE. Figured MEklNO, SC.
Ribbons.
complete assortment, consisting ~ ufh ia.tan plaq;
brocade and figured N al widths and styles go { "
RIBBONS, BELT RIBBONS. PLAN Satin and Tatieta
Ribbons. Fancy Trimming RIBBONS, RIBBON-IlES,
BCAkFS, &c.
Stuff Goods
Plain Black and Coored ALPACAS, Rich Figured Ne
mo PLAN Damask. Brocade and Figured POPLiNS :;
MILE Rave LUSIERS, HUNGARIAN CLOTH Figured
aud PLAN MOHAIR. Lyonese and Tbhet CLOTHS,
Plan French MERINOS and CASHhERES. also,
great variety OF PLAID STUFF GOODS, new styles.
Hosiery.
THIS Department TO which SPECIAL attention p lhvfed
has much enlarged occupies entire hpo ana
embraces a stock of EnglSh and German
HOSIERY, from the most celebrated manufacturers,
adapted 10 the best Ci.y and interior trade.
English French and German LACES, Fancy NETS,
&c, of every description.
White Goods.
Linens Lawns Camnrlcs Mus. Checks, Stripes, PLAN
and Figured SWISS GOODS, Curtain Muslins, Linen
Camhncs, &C.
Gloves.
Mems and WonenS' White Black and Colored KID
GLOVES ofthe very best quality from the most celebrated
French Manufacturers ordered and imported expressly Tor
our own trade.
Also,
vide and Narrow Nelvets, Bomba1lnss. Canton silks,
Pocket Handkerchief Welsh Flannes, Satin Nestinss,
Green Barge. Italian and American Sewing SIN ITaFes'
Cen'lemcns Cray4ts, Dress Trimmings Oh SILKS, Englsh
and French Gmg..ans, French Prints, Table and Piano
Covers &c. &c.
Also
A large assortment Of RICH GOODS Tor Evening
Dresses of various fabrics and latest STYLES
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X C. KEMP. Auctloncer
ARGE and PERtMPTORY SALE

II Of ELEGANT ri RNITURE. of the best quality
Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock, Mt the LARGE HALL IN the
CHINESE MUSEUM BUILDING, No. SD Broadway,
between Spring ard Pnnce-sis
X L KEMP Will sell n auction without reserve, 10
close co-partnoshp estate, very large ass. rmcnt OF
richly carved rosewood and mahogany Fnrntme, of the
very best quality all of which has been made by u
establshed firms the senior partner beng about 90 r.
from business otter their whole stock for sal. 10 close
o. cO.partnershp property aud presents rare opouni
" for hOusekeepes to supply the elves win fN css
goods at low auction prices. -
PARl.OR FURNITURE
Elegant carved rosewood Parlor Furniture On SUITE co.
yered IN french hrOcalele velvet, plush. sc OF
the very richest designs aud styles. ladies rosewood eai
nets ctegcres wuh mJrfnOnts music ~ ands carved rose
wood cebter tables Wl'h Egyptian, black and goid ans
white Italian marble tops carved mahogany sotls tetoa
tees, easy and spiBgseat pafor chars paper nache,
pearl Mad center aud worA -tap'es OttOniauS cJchs,
marble fancy. SIDE card aud Work tables
DINING ROOM AND LIBRARY FURNITURE.
ENt.nsOD and other ttn ug tables MAHOGANY chhfs.
sldebuIds: rosewood walnut AID mahogany library and
secretary book cases lounges NoTe chairs dining room
chars sc -
CHAMBER FURNITURE
Elegantly carved rosewood aid mahogany Oeds,eads
dessng bureaus with maTbetOp aGd French plate glass
enclosed w1shstands and painted
enaueled CHAMBER IN ntufe sets wood and ma
hOgany wadrObcs cyuches, rush ear COZ age Cars wal
furniture rosewood and other dfe-tne TABLES,
plan ngany and sanut chamber furniture sofas. ma
hogany French ard spung seat chars arm and rocking
chars dyans chaifs also bfDDIed non and ma
h0eany hat stands hall chais tables the wb0e com
prlsng a yery large and sDe-did assortment, all on winch
swell worthy Of M. attention Of p ifchsse
Catalogues " b, ,ady and the goods may he examined
the day before the sale. 49,
Purchasers wishing to take their goods Of the CITY
have them carefully packed Dr shipping a. fcasonae
charge q N'
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A NEW MAP OF THE UNITED

"a STATES Canada. Mexico. Central Amerca me West
Inda Islands Granada and venezuela showing the
new boundaries Of California. Utah, Ne" Meuop. ana
Texas all the overland aId 10y the ftnnus 10
California and Oregon and also the routes of all the Amer
lcan aud British Mai steamships throughout The west
In,.s Compiled from the latest authorities ana published
ty J NJ ATWOOD, No. 70 Beekman-st Puce, ma covers,
ac.nfs sl6ts
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CHURCH AND CHURCH FURNI-

~ TURE FOR SUPPLEMENTARY, sept. 10. al y
o'clock al noon No l9l Fulton st Brooklyn, opposite
the CITY Hall Sherhs sale of BrooAn Chnch Property
The Brick Church sdce % by 80 lately occupied by the
congregation II b Central z ID Church together
with three lots glOund being together - feet IN front h
% feet inches depth. the east sde OF Heny 1t be
tween PierrepOnt and CLARK sts.
immediately after the sale If the Church, M NJ ~
the Church Henry all the Furniture Of the church
consisting OF Carpets. Pew Cushions Lamps, Mahogany
Ann Chars NJ ahogany Marhie-top Tables. p Circular
sos,tIye Dgs
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Z AMARTINE'S NEW WORK, Qn

NNNNII NJ. : NEW WUkN, Ut
u 4 French
Historic De Ia RESrAURhrIoN, lrst received
and "a sac at III Dol fH GNRRlGl IS EoRElGN
hOOk-SIORE, No Ra~claN-st. well ~ a large Sc
l,cti,n ci Siaudard AMI New French Literature,
Catalggnss ri French and German Works gratis ~ IT.
Two ENGI\EERS.-A New Work on
a the Manae Boilers of the Iaied States. prepared
authentic drawings AVID illustrated hy 10 sagraves.
among which are those and hest Steamer
the country, has ust been published by II IA BARrOL,
Engineer. and Is for sale NJ the stove ot
- I'm. II APPLETON co, Broadway.