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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
Commemorative Celebration In Trinity
Church.

Yesterday grand celebration took place in Trinity
Church in this city, in of the third ju-
blee Of the Society fer the Propagation the Gospel
Foreign Parts 1t was on the 10th Of June 17o1 that
King William the Third of England granted charter Of
incorporation to association called the Society foe
the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts" being
of the first societies formed after the Protestant
formation This charter granted the society in
perpetual succession and the powers which IL conferred
for the purpose Of extending the Protestant Ep
pal Church, and for the dissemination of Protestant
principles throughout the world Some time ago the
Archb hop Of Canterbury gave orders the hunded
and fftieh anniv the granting the charter
to the society should be celebrated jubilee by the
Church Of England the world was in
with this proclamation that the standing Of
the Episcopal Church in this docess made arrange
ments for a commemorative celebration in thia citv
The Society for the Propagation Of Gope has ous
much to establish and support the Episcopal church in
this city and State and to that institution Columb
College the foundation of its extensive library con
ssing al present of 16 900 umes ad also for very
liberal peeunary contributions to the college funds during
its less ourishing condition. In 1864 the numbers who
used the liturgy Of the church OF England as form o(
worship having considerably increased royal grant
given by William and Mary OF England TO quantity Of
land for building church. to be called Trinity church
In the year 1909 an additional grant made, which
extended from line now YES street along the margin
Of the river up to what is Christopher street This
tract OF land called the Queen Favor given
TO the Trinity Church Cooperation But these lands
were then in an uncutivated state and comparatively
unproductive consequently contributing but little for
several years subsequent the support Of the infant
church in this city and IL probable that the Episco-
ral Church property would have failed to afford the ma
cessary support which the ucreasiag extension
Dc dtmanded But the Society for the propa CATION
Gospel acted the part Of faithful guardian taking the
teDancc by pecuIary aid supplying it with clergy
schoonaster books and other necessary
to its respectabity and welfare This watchfuness and
support were continued with bountfu hand for sevs-
raj years until the revenues arising from the churca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

DART OF 4 HOUSE WANTED, ny A GENTLEMAN
fost Once.
GTEAN ENGINE wANTED.-A SIX HORSE ENGINE
~ In good order, with small lot shan for
shop. Address l.. H.. at the Herald ofice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
DY HUxBERT & KENNY-NEw AND SECOND

DY HUNBERT KENSY-SEW AND SECOND
J hand Furniture by catalogue to WEDNESDAY
morning st l01 o'clock their spacious sales rooms ~
spd ia Fulton street. Mrseum Buldngl Brookly splen
did assortment Of carved rosewood mahogany walnut ard
ensmelled paror and chamber Furniture embracing
desirable article and well worthy ts attention q pureha
Also Hair Mattresses, Iron Bedsteads aud rich furnax
goods Also quantity Of second hand furniture from
Family removing Sale pcremptory Catalogues ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

A UcTIoN NOTIcE-0ROCERIEs TOBACCO sE.
"A gArs Brandy. Wine Tea &e,~On Tuesday, Jaas ITth
IN front q The store p street resa sh cheese
sherry. Port Maccsron Salt. kaisins Fgs LAX sarsns
shad hsekerel Herrinzs salmon, Mustard Pepper Tea
Bay Rum &c. W. A. CARTER, Auetionsr 81 Dey street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

RoARD--HANDsoMELYY FURNISHED or UNPUR.
nished rooms "a iet with without board AppIy At
cin.on place eighth strestj between Fifth and Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
W -rRGINIA GOLD LANp-coLE Chiffon Will

sell at auction, Wednesday, June IS At u clock
at the Merchants Exchange @ Of valuable Gold Laad
IN stsaord county virginia on the Rsppahannsek river
only 2 miles from fredericksbursh adainy the Mouros
gold mine and near to the Rappahannok mine now b-ns
50 extensively worked by the company in PhiisielpAa
Title perfect Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

ITO LET-AT PRINCES BAY. STATEN ISLAND
Il the Mansion House with the Farm House. Coach
House AMI stables lately occupied by John Morse Esquire
The house pleasantly situated the south side ef
the ssndof convenient and easy acee 70 the city a. ~
times and possessing advantages Tor bathing and hhing
the bay in frontsupernr 20 any other The badhgs
all In good repair and the and farm house we cal
culaed for bonrder who could enjoy all the advantages o
city and county and in the hand. ola gentleman taste
and enterprise u "a believed could he made only
desirable Aut lucrative For further partealars inquire
OF W. s. SEARS - Beekman street, New York.
ITO RENT SUITE OF ROOMS on FIRST FLOOR
oonristipg Of parlor and bed newly furnished
suitable for single gentlemen Breakfast an1
hrequired. Inquire at 5s2 Houston street.
ITO LrAsE-rRANKLrS HOUSE BUILprSGs-THs
Sales Room. second hoor No. ao broadway, corner ~
Dey street. aso front half u second foe No lT BROAD
wty connecting with the above swing rantavs Of hfty
feet on Broadway 1tted with wash water closet So
and exceedingly wen lighted asn oeos In said baiiing
on second and third noor. hrply 20
@. J. s. THOMPSON, 81 Csrrtlsnf 40 street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

DIANos FOR SALE CUEkP.-A PINE SIX OCTAVE
u rosewood Piano with all the modern iInproyemsnu fo
4lJO six octave mahogany for so for 500 f9
$0 and one for $50 HENRY BENARY 800 Bosery, ssconS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

RILLIARD TABLEs.-sIx SPLENDID TABLES YoR
ID sale-rith the most improved cushions Can be seen A.
No Reade street, N. ", two doors from broadway Al
articles the trade hand and all tables warrsnei Fer
atreet LIhh y. eohh-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

TINHE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT KNOWN As THE
Crary Cottage, adjoining the Marine Pavilion A. Rock
away VIII be sold at auction, Wednesday 18th June
o'clock at the Merchant Exehange in tie city Of New
York by James Cole. Auetionesr. The situation
vailed for health and beauty Of prospect Tho house
story all round; cellar uuder the whole suitably divided
into Kitchen dairy, wine ceisr and pantry veil and
pump Of excellent water out buildings with binaG ~th
pale bracket fence enclosing the premises L the
adjoining with FIRST stable and eoaehhovss Also. several
building lots adjoining.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

NORRIS A. LEVY, iruPrFtqrs TIE ahnFu nsw mha
sstet establishment hasns h~sn lns eewItsa 49, -
opened for the rserrtea ~ vs,srs 1Hh srns fhf -
.un Hotel 10 the most sTasiaus aad TASTY huaias Af
shore capable ~ nudatiMr fm - a. - tlfteft
with double Itsas frpatna ths - ft Nag 80
vantsgeeas sMst.n q ipng hfAheh 80 shsfF ~ the
nshty Atlantic vith its tsawtfai tsah tstkNg Nna
hshnr 4 not ~ ~ sae.lisa ft smlukrsas sna asa
ratlnG trcsIs has renssrsa a fsseyi,s Fsstt rt as
siil " faura ninsf4n aaYs hnfa = tet nEa tshte~s
fr the pleasure - ths Ia fAhis 81 - farN4
With tie tess msrsst aHurd ana sh tar sal tstaa
yith ths beet tguurts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

COMMISSION BUSINESS FOR sALE-SOw PAYING
Smore than G dollars commissions and may be doubiet
IL the parties have the means for advancing Abou
dollars e.sh would be necessary conduct the hus
properly Satisfactory for will be shor
interview. Apply by letter 3. O. L. at the once
this paper giving real and address other will
noticed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

A FfvE FEARS LEASE FOR SALE OR HOUSE TO
IA rent with large and pretty garden % Ferry
street. Hudson good stand for bind Of business
particularly for oyster and Ice cream ssooa Inquire a.
Dol Hudson street.
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DLLNoNTmALL. scHootFr.a MorNrafN srRiNas

suIerier ecsten tts tsss.fg 49, tessti sassy e -
qualities The mineitl ss,-f senasf II - -
49, :. s:s ,s,; '',s'i X, y s.,., - sss s : X, 49,
:sE..sst E.s.%sst s....s, g'.ss' - ss' .
'fss sssssiss ssss s..s;ss' s's.s' %. - ,a "'N'
KtSrenSr. S.,.., r4T,l,sS ssrrsHI sssso,Fa 80 -
eovs, weiiknevn ssa fssessts sstatshasat y - -
~ ss.'a,.s M 5'ssg's sss x. ass, i's,' a. B -
ms n., fs,s . ME-. ,s s,y>.ss 81. 49, ~. - 80
rOm saaay Heel ~ fps ,.shsss f.iisss t..ss ~
Ss .,ssiisrt k.aiss y ~ .t,ss-ss ss,-ss - &c.
ior ~ tisa. y .gsa.s srs,s .ssssssl sA = ,st -
lopg ,iaes rssdsrsd R isssrlis rssii 4 81 - 80
Sfhsslik rfs s'ssa ssuiss,y y ~ ,i.. -. .. ss.s
rvs mssss q smss.wsss 80 vss.ftss.sa assss -
noasten ofths rus.,. ns.iiss sii.y, ~ =. &C.,
IsSse. Ss .s ;Ais. iss%'s' 4. ,.,, iss M 80. =
asaa si.a pl..ss!s so sl,.issslas = tsassss -
9, ksyp.r., 90 80 sfsr lsly =, t-,ss : asgas ~
60 rt,s AZ. 49, \. ~, sts ,'' - = -
sor has .s.srya ~ sss,sss,s y ~ is. esfr u -
s'tesasaes x Free,s ~ rsssars = 'a- - - .ss
A MEXICAN HvTrL RiCuwoSp. va rvs 80
"a srissr trmsriy sle,s = .eass nsssl rlhst-f =
w M t ,sts ~ fi W. w sn.f!i ~ - a-gA - .
~ y, A@,r.sr le,s e,..gse,s ". 80 80 :.
toushiy repaired ana sttri imrfaseussi ut3s f.tf
nos, sss,sG s Is.r.si y, 4 = ,f,,,.r, y, , W -
nd sgmTssdiss 80 M &c 49, z ,.s s.r. s.a
strict attention a. the want ~ - Faatt 49, auF n
holcs 70 deserve contnuahtt ~ tae MNefst F.tU@ss
hitherto bestowed NpUn this wnl kmnMm hnfae.
y. MiLpEHEHGtW eHfFN.
SFA BATHING At RoCkAWAY. = t.-rur rayl-
- lion hotel nor cp.r ~ the re.eItan e. 80 N
leave the south Ferry. brveklvn, "a Ufnfs - aHM
9cloah, v. NJ for iamaira where gtaa w ~ u - fnts
" visitors 10 the hOuee n0fe Ten ~ tMa
Hote corner broadway and Maiden sne arA g. autfs
8tront street, VII meet With rreuipt httentleH
June a. istt n NNfNfMAAG
vIAWAYANpA HOusR. AZ GREEN W0vu ttkr
w Orante county ~ '. Ihis houso 70 fituat "a tte
head a. Greenwood Iakc, ten miles fro chester 500 tF
four snd halt hours from the city, Ihe Y 49, - At
road Duane every nrtnw mrA reeaf
ar Chester DEPOT whore ~ NutN rNrrars
readiness 10 convey passengers the Iase Arry y ~
feltsr 6a Brosdwsy or 70 the proprietor stthg l..
THERON fkLrKR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

IoR sALE-A FARM. ON STATEN ISLAND. cOS.
sstins of 56seres land. The dwelling house ard ea,
buildings good condition. Price reasonable ant terms
essy. Apply to L. Seymour Ashley, Eslp counsellor y
n assau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

MANUFACTURING BUSINESS AND STORE FOR
" ssle-The business Is nov paying more than lep per
cent the inveetment and will be cold for Thousand
dollars and stock at valuation without stock
ferred Two 70 three thousand dollars will he necsssry "
che entire purchase business that be learned IL
week and sales mostly cash. Apry by letter - NJ v W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

LoR sALE-Two FULL LOTS IN TWENTY THIRD
IT street, between Sixth and seventh syenues Th0s'
iots Al blasted ready for dmpr9ysment Apply y
STOUyENEL n CO. No. 59i Broadway, next TO Ntblo /.
let rariors and bedroom Ia tae house No. w
Prince street. OF Greene all family or private
gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

ITO LET-fRoN THE 9ru or JUNE, A rARLoR
and two bedrooms hsndsomely furnished with With
breakfast; the large comfortsble Tor
summer. No. 60 white street, west side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

rI,o LET-TN THE VILLAGE or FLUSHING, T.. T.,
very desirable store, well calculated for an Tee cream
confeotonary and refreshment saloon To person that
understands hs business this u q the met desirable
locations for doing good business that he 0un 70
stusted the greatest In the place and u
of receiving large share of from tho residents
and the strangers that continually visiting the
place. For further particulars inquire %
F1ushnS L. I. ISAAC PECK SON.
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CoLLAsoRE nousr. srv YORK, CORNER or
esta hes been rreenty ePsnsa Nader srsum
stances p@cuE ssractye In every rw@ps % ths rahle
In general we'll o ts ettlhe1s n Nev ierk traspller
and besasr The LEGALITY a ths hui nEcsn
trs aud ary uasgtallcd. And the Arartpsnts 70 pout
sfelersnes snd miort eemmedous an4 ~
proptors have spared sxPenss a. reader every arsr,
rthy " wih similar arwe hgt~ls - this
eeantr,. 1he Lsdss DrArinE Neon paasssas every
cular suislt~ Ana private families wi eany 81 ths
fort, home vita tsls and vtnss of ths ,hoss tina
The unasrsixned have No aoae that vita tier deter
peet fully rcaiisea AZ the Csilsnore Heass.
s. soirthasssohr rr'vrs'or'
nELAyAN HOUSE NO UNION rLAcE OPPOSITE
~ Lnien Park The anaer.lsnsa -enla knBeuncs - ~
house Jn0n place where ~ wli ~ pleased
TO serve the wishes % those -hs msy a.sr % wish 80.
NErTuNE HOUSE INV ROCHELLE. NEw rOgg-
lN q, feek, Jr Frorreterfhis dels9httal sumrer rs
inquire % Thompson, reekS Nnea. sa nrosdssy
dpuans street
CEA ABATnINs-CAPE NAY. N. J.-cOSGkESs HALL
~ for the reeep0m ~ ylaiters ff pxppFet
thankful or the liberal patrenax hsrstsers rsesssa wpa
respectfully solicit thoss intssdng 70 vsi ts roFalar
bathing place the prsssst v make hs house thef
home his srrang emsnts And aaAtlsns ~ truss
si be 10 eustmsr. thAn sAeh havs
beretofors bsu provided the sisnd TIE suhsees
has taken pains - procure gef ae4 AttenNye eef -
vants under the eensten that thy ts suited t We
susoms and vsnts u mserity q ths sissr.srs a. tAs
place. " stLhtM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

EoR SALE CHEAP, ON TERMs-A THREE STORY
It and basement brick house IS by ~ lot y by u In
with half story frame house the rear BY IL
In qure on the premises 81 North First Wiliamsbngh
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A NruoNY j. BLEEcKER. ArcrIoNEgR-sALI

A NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AIITIONEER.-S q
this day, Tuesday June ~ 1851 Of improved and valu.
BILE Broadway Property-The 81 the public
Sted TO the sale auction Of fine and near,
story frame house including brick basement two vanA
DIE lots OF gr9und attached, between Eighty ahi
Eighty streets. east side central IN block aad
fronting Broadway the rosd The shove
IS adapted for respectable residence Investment bas-
will pay immediate interest the purchase mpa8y
q" .sstu
,a,ns Exe@gc the hour Of II clock without re.srys
aite uneteeptionable NBThe above las been we'll
rpuilt, and o. excellent mate rals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

EoR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST PUBLIC HOUSES ~
Brookyn established several years The bar L. ele
r.ntly htted rp and taking SIS t. 80 daily Also
superor bowling alleys attached irics only SSsi ~t'h
lease Of the premises Apply to G. D. HONEs - NAsssu
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-28
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

CAnDEE AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINE PROM NEW
y fort 20 rhIsieipha-Lesys Pier No. North River,
ysteambost JoHN POTTER. Morning Line, ~ o'clock
Aternoon Line stt o'sook. Fare By other line 3d. for
.s,d tech. "a xnisrsu, Line, ~ o'clock y ts-e.
b@ L. BLISS. Agent
NEw YORK AND rHILADRLPHIA.-NEw YoRR
~ and Philadelrhis direcs-Unted States Mail Line
,sressh ~ nevr, via Neg Jersey Hsil.csd Pare 70.
New fert from foot Of Coftlandt street, and
ana " NJ from foot Of Liberty street. Leave Phi
aus street..
ron B.Lrimoar, wArupsrop, on cpAsLrerov.--
Ironsh tickets sold In The lines through cen
.s,or 81. nseush BAGGAGE ohee. sssomr.nies .se sran
ehVag ~ Passenger and baggage IN this train viii
'1-ts ~ Ahout s-t-s e6srssL
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NJ O e Y n A X * ET.

THURSDAY, New. T-6 Pm.
The bulls and the bears have to-day mingled ct the
festive board In harmony and peaes-wsn street has
been deserted. The fancies have had resting time;
tomorrow they will resume their course, and the
machinery Of speculation will again be in motion. The
market was SO unsettled yesterday at the close that it
impossible to form any opinion relative to the OPEN
ing The bulls may 60 In for bold stroke, and carry
prices up fraction or more, but the disposition to
realize pretty general and every opportunity to get
out without loss, will be made available. The is
unfavorable for much activity in the stock Market
independent Of that prices with few exceptions rule
too high
The receipts Of the Morris Canal Company for the
thirty third week Of 1851, ending Saturday, the 22d
inst amounted to co. same time last year, 1893
falling OF this year, for the week, 500 49, Total
receipts in 1861 to date, $1eo4o5 SO; do. 1850 d.
$sSl0S 74ncrease in 1851, Sl32oe 95 In consequence
Of the late period at which the business of the canal COM
menced this season. permanent complete arrange
ments made with boatmen and the conseq is
that the receipts om week to week have auctuaed and
the aggregate has not reached the expectations Of the
friends Of the canal.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has doubt completed
his tables for the annual report to Congress In the ab
sence of official statements all kinds Of estimates are
published, many Of which extIavsgant. The total
exports during the past year. rather during the year
ending the 3oth Of June last have been estimated
Between one hundred and eighty and one hundred
and ninety million of dollars The official returns will
not vary much from either Of these sums. The
value Of our shipments Of cotton has been about
to the usual extent. BreadstuRs and provisions do
not vary materially from the exports Of the previous
year, while specie has been shpped to greater extent
than before known In the history Of the country
The movements Of breadstufs and provisions at all
times possess great deal OF interest. We the
Official value Of exports for several years past with
estimate for the year ending June 80, 1851
VALUE o. BREApsTuFFs Provisions EXPORTED FROM
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WILLOWS ETnIoPIAN NINsrRELs. ~ BROAD.
ACHIEVEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL NorICE.-ro rHR CITI-
seps Of New YORK. philadelphia, and Batmors.-Movs-
Dents OF Professor An he Great Wizard Of the North
Professor A. will continue his Grand Ora wing En-
tertan ments sorees kysreuse at the Musical Fund
Hall, Philadelphia up TO the 2sth instant every evening"
giving grand Day En- Thanksgiving day. and
mences seriss Of he exrsOrdnsry performances on Nom
aIy December At the new Assenbly Rooms, Of Ha
mover and Lombard streets where will remain 70 the
18Th, and then returns TO Now York and opens the
Christmas holidays at the sstor Place Opera House. With
entire change Of wonders aad myees Professor A..
during his In New York. addition his Sorees
will give two grand day performances each week
Wednesday and eaturday-fer the odation Of
families, schools country redents further
ticulars, see future rouncemants.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

OFFICE or RECEIVER OF TAXES, NosNEw CITY
~ hsu.rsyss Tor lsji.- Taxpayers hereby nosaea
th 81 adoition cf one rer viii be ssses
unp On she let Gay ~ Doccmtet nsrt snd two
CENT on shs sh day q Dsesmssr The Receiver would
feymsuts ~ possible 20 svod the crowd sad issy which
nust ecsfsarly folio just previous 70 me per oenase
ntaaced ite lAst eay q November rnr asundsy
- c-tlc ..a !, 40. .-.-. -,
be he lsst Day which ssxes viii be received vitnovt
RON s e~ieek Az 20 srp B.ntssis rnerey cniy 70,
eevsl RA1VIY HART .essiyss 81 gAsss,
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ANTHOLOGY, sc.

A sTRoLoeY.--pR- @. W. RoBACK PROM SWEDEN
IA lately from Philadelphia offers his services The
lens ofNew FORK he tie 70 forets ras present.
tvites calculated and read full according orsees
M @,s.yllps s,sns ladies' 81 Esn.smss Ns
white street. New York who're letters. poet paid, yin re-
teive immediate attention. For particulars, daily
papers Astrological Aimsnsos be pfoesred ~ tbs oss.
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EMPRESS AGENCIES, Sc.

A DAMS CO.'S CALIFORNIA FRRIGar PACKAGE,
IA ard Parcel Express IS 3. Mail steamer ri Doradc
% Friday Nsysmber - As the u Nail s.esmer 81 Do
rado viii positively sail for Chtgrcs direct Friday The
Oh instant 80 0eloef T. ~ hall despatch special
erprts BY her in eharro tt Freight agent aud special
throuh tsscrrtr % stinaon All GOODS 80 90 forward
- tha NTrcss must BE iverei g us With INVOICES on OF
hciere ifUuday alth inst SraN rsrcss tnd sespatches
VAL te received a. ususi u 4 - the day of sailing
Ivory package must BE Nstrlroot ard cut not exceed
l25 roVNts wsirhA ADAMS y co. lbaht " Wall So
DERroRD a co.'s CALIFORNIA ExPREss, BY
ND ~ rvFanu Hrrf' ", ftf DECEMBER Srecisi
s.sstssor thsos,. sa .iss..s.e sss.a. s-essy
cent less than bv any other ESpres through In less Than
thirty davs No ctsrse Ter Orssc house ConsuiA fs~s
rsisnt received uIi n esloet on Monday u MA2 yssaH
Strsse AIM ksvA AatNNs DEss& DeeeeA
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DRY GOODS, Sc.

EoR THE BoLIDAYS-THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECT
fully invited 20 examine the extensive assortment Of
Upholstery Goods Lace and Muslin Curtains, COrnices
Pspr Hsnsnss. window Shades. &c. Upholst.ry Goods,
generally may be purchased at A. N ~ T. DAVIES, Fb
broadway twenty PER cent ehesrer than elsewhere in the
city. Call and eIamire them.
RIBBoNs, SILKS, NANT1LLA AND BONNET VEL
~ vets Feathers 10, Re- at low Trloss-Great in
ducements offered 81 the 20 bovery
Hester street. OF the above goods which pcnt Of elegse
and variety cannot be eqused any other The
city, TIE propresor o. the came being determined TO close lis
stock before the expiration Of the season sJast re-
eeived by the Africa three Of cooke Feathers
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FIN AvCIAl..


VERnoNT giNTRAL RAiLRohD-PRoP0eALe
Railroad Company invite scaled the
OF Bonds Of said company occurred morage The road
70 William Amory Charles o. Whsmore. and Jehn SRish.
as trustees The Bonds will be payable in years. from
November 1881 and will bear interest At ths
per cent payable At the once Of the rrsa-
payable mentythe srs. >. made
ON the 9th day OF Decemter 1851 The first
ad in cash; the fsI.innx ins.slmsas may b mad: in
made on settlement. equal TO cash the Of Novsm
be 1901 The OF the Salss Of
applied In the liquidation Of the liabilities Of the company;
and for Of the present financial position
company, reference be had PRINTED report
trustees which made The morsssss 10 mad.
TO secure the payment q Bonds TO the Of q 900.
s9t made sn road M miles in sns,h. vhssh has
SEXES receipts for the present year up = 0esessr
s62S 81 The Bonds will te ssued in Of si0o aad
over Proposals must be returned TO this
before the st day Of December and ssaed and
married. Propcsas for the Mortgage Bonds The prspo-
rails will be opened BY the Directors the "a day Dsosu
Der n.s These psrsya whose popesas are sscslssd WIN
Be nothet mmedistely-Y =. r. r. Once. BosSen. Nov.
ID, ISL JOSIAH QUINCY, Jr.,
Treasurer Vermont Central Railroad.
j An, ;5 3 SSsS. Finance COMMITTEES.
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