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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-03
ST. JOHN BURY,
SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1851.
THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.

We are heartily eIad that President Fill
more lla, taken decisive steps to sup
press the operations in our country for the
invasion of Cuba. President Taylor. it will
be remembered. during his administration
adopted such efficient measures that most of
those persons contemplating descent upon
Cuba were prevented from leaving our shores.
and - raralvzel the first movement to in
valr the Island a. to render it Intellectual.
The invasion of Cuba is another scheme of
the Shareholders, designed, when it can be
made s,,"ccS>tulto add strength to their ia
voritc Institution. They hope to wrest the
Island from Spain. As Texas was wrestcd
from Mexico and annex it to the lnitrl
States; ornrrhii;',,tu the contemplated South
rrn cent,'tcrary.
We have hal enough of these lawlcss IT.
rupton> III our country. 1t is time that the
strong arm OF the Government is raised for
their ctlrrtual suppression. Severe and sum
mary measures. if nrrc<>arv should be- adort-
ed to teach foreigners who come among lis to
create Disturbances. and misguided and rest
less spirits among our own cOuntrymcn, that
such things are not to be- tolerated. The lam
@uagr of the President is pointed. and not at
all too severe and what is still better, he has
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q The New York Evening Post saws tina,
all the Judges of the Supreme Court of the
'nted States have comc:.to an understand
ing to declare in favor of the consti,u,iopaI;tv
Oh the "sltlv" Law, as Judge Nelson did in
that city. Ind"cs Under the S,uar,s did ms,
>'rh ,hir->.
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This society held stated meeting at their 10
the University last evening Afec acting the sasa
PR liInnary busnc,,. such tie uoninatios o(
members, and receiving the reports OF committees No.
Moore the librarian paper the life .nI chassc-
ter of the Marquis de Ia Roug.ve fs by the n,.s
of Col Armand while ne In this coun,ry) including
account of his services durinths American rcvuls-
tionary war. prepared by John NJ nsciena,i Esq eS
Flushing Long isani' The paper very iatssestios
recapitulatei the serviccs al Col Arna nl and tho
signal feats which he accomplished during tho r-volu
tonsfy in this country Little Il known os Colooe.
Amands early life beyond the Ass that ~h.ie yosfh
The profession Of arms With him passion. lie
cordingy entered ae French ypryire but wa esfuascx
in consequence of hs irregularities IL thea took
refuge In the conyc Of La 1rappc determines spcud
the remainder OF s days there This tia time OF
the American revolution md hcrng OF the rnpt are
his determination and concluded 10 a the coionia-
by his pursc and hi braves. lie according took
the earliest opportunity Of reaching ths tnrj states
Assuming hts balti-na Of Armand h. presented
himself and offered his services 70 Con rss from whom
he received abcf,y TO organize force. The Msrlus
cordingiy repsirsi 10 Boston Nhrrc he raised oury for
his purpose. ON 18th Of November. he start ed hts
hr-i military aGsenttr. an this his horse shot
under him. ioufieen prisoners we've iskn ia1 forty
fifty iessisns kAed The paper then rscounted, ct
length all the services rendered by General Armand
during the revolution ard traced his Carer ia France
Her the breaking out o. ty rcyciu tion th,r- 10 as0
detailed at cngf hie exertinns in crcssiax tho
royabsi conspiracy in Brittany and In yrnie oS which
he the author aud q circums ~ h4 death
he having been oycrtaken by fever. AL TIE papers
connected wish this piracy buried AZ the
time lie wass but the gpYvrnnen. had them aSaameA
end the result ths discovery o: the of maRy
persons, who tried convicted .nd si-ous
them la1y suffering death sister sAo wNs sAs
rval party inpt atCd, hile she innocent.
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sonsres abroad three Of whom in Italy The Board
announced that in few months every embarrassment
arising from the condition OF the American Protestant
Society at the time Of the union will be completely
come, and the society placed favorable basis
Its mort ardent friends could desire The receipts Of the
society from the ordinary sources for eleven months
he period included in the report this Year, exceeded
those Of Whole oa year The report concluded with
appeal TO the churches
Amer the reading Of The report the following resolu.
tion adopted -
Hssolved. fha. the present condition of the Papsl
EG1ope and of he isphcre socially
and f.lgiousy considered. and the fsshtcs for iif.
fusing evangccsg truth among them are indications
highly favorable 80 future success and should
the 1ea encourage the hearts and greatly augment the
sxertions VI Amercsa Christians IN their bess1f
The Rev. Or. HAcrs, Pastor II Baptist Chsrch New
ak NJ j. then addressed the ucv1ng eloqu,>aty advo.
cating the csnse Of the society n connuiirs BY re-
ooEmendng "a his hears-s the doeusents Of the society
for raeir attentive consideration
Resolved. Th;S Americas Christiazs esp-riaily
called aponto oppose Ronasism az instsyng system
OF religious doctrAors proourd and coE~prehensge yet
thoroug ely crroneoIs.
DR. see,ndcd the sovc resoi ssion and ;.p
dressed a few words Z, the mectiNg
lie followed by ,,e Rev Nv Wrr sH, % the Meth,,
dist Episcopal Church. and Missionary in Philadelphia
Pa. Tie commenced BY informing his hearr's that he
himself had never Bible unit. he atanet the
Of 10 years that he lrous up IN the fnrrs of he
Il man CatholT re yion aud that he brougt to the
knowledge of the truth as II l. in Christ Jesus w the
Pcrusal of the Bible that btssed volume which has met
with more opposition than sny ether book whics has
ever existed. lie gave few interesting details o! hs
experience among his own cotmtrynen sew weeks ego,
in the city OF Philadelphia lie gave IL -tament tusa
poor woman and the next time he called tcsee her size
told him the priest had taken away tror, her T't
reverend gentleman then lent her for ten years in
which, he wrote his and told her that Sthe priest
took that he would make him pay for i lie has lent
several Others in the way The Bible eleTAtes the
beegar and humbes the king lie referred TO the nth
chapter of Exodus and compared all the enemies of re-
ligsn to the Amalekites who fought against God and
begged Of all present to cooperate with the American
and Foreign Christian Union in evau,s xine the benght
ed. hynsn was then sung after which the Rev X. s.
Storrs Jenr, Pastor Of the Church OF the Pilgrims
Brooklyn. n. u (Congregational) delivered most elo
quent address.
The Rev. l.. PLATTE. delegate from tho Evangelical
Society, Paris addressed the meeting i'll u very able
mar
The Rev. Mr Kirk also presented to the meeting
and made short discourse the benefits arising from
the operations OF the society The doxoogy then
sung benedetion pronounced and the meeting sepe-
rated.
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Tolal nnnll.er q vol.. . III relarnl o..

Total number votes ~ far rrtcrns dast, f.rS
" w lie IN that Jackson - Ear ahrai that there -
scarcely .hancc uf either Of hi ansgon's.s reaching
I'm. fh - arc about 10 votes IN the frc DcpNt-
utni. b. ~ Too IL le yet accounted for Thew
n'ntty our comppnc. in the Department ant OF thess
hftA have been heard f.om and fnry rrmtin 10 BE-
hrsi,l from II prof allie that the majority instead of
heir dmisbcj will be Increased The OH '.a resale
VIII b. made known at fircmens iaA, 10 morrow
ip but scarce doubt be entertained that Jack
sn = elected
Irnu ISpoNttiaN sesfxsr Sts fIsyrv T. Brtwr.-
I'd W.. expected that there would have been = pubiis
meeting .t night :, the Shakespeare Hotel t. denounoe
SIR Henry iytton iuwc but u sas only busiusss
meeting Of the committee" Printed f)rms of the
mortal 90 the President 20 send back Mr. Buvrr Enx
land distributed 10 members of the committee ara
others. 10 obtain sgnsturrs There was no speaking
meeting which improvement on the for,nsr.
cttrr received from patriot with ATTY
closed In II. and collection made In the
expenses. lt j. curious thing that scsrcsiy
any Irish meeting ever takes place that money "
not collected Money seems to BE- the aphs and
omcga--th the beginning aud the end. vt all ~ ha-
been the same In ireland for years. Thousands upca
thousands Of pounds have bccs collected there;
always ending Ia smoke. Here the game ws.
played Meetings held at yauxha G,rien srd
other places. Dollars showcred IN IKE rain. whst
was the result ani what has bcromeif the dolisrs
rcyiys Of that political evcitcment y atem2ted no~
The who have got " up know that y vii " wsi..
lees They admit that the prayer q tn msmoeis' wiu
not lc complied With Vet impracficaOs th.ng 70
sought why Because u will bring no. octJ W s"vse.
and dollars 10 othrr How long vii TIE Irish perrnt
hcrtlvrs 10 b. used the to,s =, iemayocs sni 70
belaussci at w eu sensible Nh
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Upon the mo- ion e ,he itcv Dr opw.ng the repSst
whs acceptsi adoprd, AMI tor itr,erce b. printed
The Rev Mr. Chi1s~. in addressing the meeting spoke
OF a ech boy who 20 erstrat.d to this
Try with Bible in his hand and vito received this
society the benefits Conferred by the 6strbution thr
books. and that boy sto~ before theT, aJIr-iug
them the speaker continued 10 adVocatc the society ~
one OF the channels through which te waters ike
How from tho throne Of God To tine yout5 Of this country
Nhsic he deporei the eften of juvenile delnqueOry
this city, the fac. that o0oo children a.-elnbed
day under the banner Of Christ and that Thousands
met In Williams5u-h and Jersey, to-day. xrst.fy
ing sight There 80 OOs in thi. great metropolis
whose hearts the OF Righteousness has shau
Tor whore eternal interest adequate provsion las
msde. When they rrcogected that on yictons
murder took place In this ety within the last few
Is fact that brings t. the hear. OF every ChritiaA
the strong necessity for the suniay seioo. teaching h
the West they haVe one mio, and h,I of youth whs
have no religious instruction. Having ilcstrstsd the
benefits resulting from the Sunday Schao Sociesv hy
several anecdotes, the reverend e ticman corrui~i
The lion Mr.. llisns, of Massachusetts, and In. Rsv
Goddard of phila phia ti representatives OF the
Parent Society adire>,ei the meeting ia strain of
great elequence. urging AZ to Join ia s,stn Is prosns-
ton and the business was then closed b. prayer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-07
Anniversary OF the American and Forei IN
Christian Unton.

The anniversary meeting of this society he'll At
the broadway Tabernacle yesterday. The Rev Dr.
Chambers Of Philadelphia having offered up >xaycr
and the congregation having sung hymn the finan.
cisi Secretary proceeded read the Treasurer report
Receipts hfy six thousand tive hundred and axly-hyc
dollars and eighiy-t~o. cents The expenditures hf,S-
five thousand two hundred and sixtynine loIlars aad
twelve cents An abstract Of the report the Board
was then read by DR.. Baird II commence / with ap
propriatc and tosohng reference to the dsh Of h late
Herman Nortos, of the corresponding secretaries Of
the society, and brief eulogy his charact.r The
twofold mission Of the society then takco up and
discussed The first TO enlightcn according 10 it,
sure of influence the churches Of ihs land respecting
the errors Of Romanism and the proper methods Of n
boring 10 combat those errors ard save those who hold
u, m The second, 10 bring the gpe to the knowledge
a the Roman Catholic population. nov amounting -
100000 according to the Catadic almanac for fSi
30voOoo according to Archlitop Hughes, of oar own
country and to the many millions of the papal world
abroad The report then gsv brief hut clear survey of
the operations Of the socety both home and abroad
during the last year Tee whole number missionaries
Employed by the socrG In this country during the
vhplt OF p0rtions of last seventy eight. The
number oflanguagesi which these missionaries endcayor
TO impart the Gonpcl seven, via German, Irish,
French Spanish falhu Portuguese and English Ofthcsc
tArty two were ordained ministers eight or
ten hcentist and the rrst laymcn. A. 70 their
ccclesastc al relations they Methoiss preshyte
rians, w ptists, Lutherans, German Reformed Duch
fciorned In word they of AL the great branches
and most Of tho smaller, Of the true church OF
Chtt In this land Tho number Of churches collected
by the missionaries hftecn the number nov connected
with the Board u ten; whilst the number Of preaching
stations which are regularly sustained every sabbath
besides the churches referred to- E upwards of twenty
sabbath schools connected with most OF the churches
| and also with many of the preaching stations TIL
so,iety susisios hrSjcs those mentioned, taEty mia
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~ store sitused the corner Of Brccme and Crosby
stee where will be found the largest and best selected
stock In the city of choice Wines Bnniic- Sessr ko
imported expressly for his trade He will cell from ~ 70
rer cheaper than any other hcuss IN New York aad
ssts coed pdneat a. particular fsvev Has facilities
rst tns hs tvspess conducted oa the casa ptiocple.
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FOR SALE AND TO LEE.

MANtFACTURING BUSINESS WHICH YIELDS
iaif pohts Tor sae, in Consequence OF the party
aaN - tsnt means TO carry IL Capital required
DR - - - Nr - '-@
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Tripler Hall and Oliver street Church both Of whes
buildings were crowded to excess
MEETING AT THE TABERNACLE.
In the evening, pubic meeting OF the Sunday SchoN
Union was convened at the Tabernacle. Broadway
There was very large attendance Of the freads OF tue
society. three-fou Of whom ladies.
The Rev. DR. Ferris OF the Dutch Reformed Church.
presided
The meeting ras opened ty prayer. By the Rev Dr.
Wood OF knioyer
The Corresponding Secretary then read the annual
report by when appeared hss the work IL thriving
rropeSon,ly and the committee hsd every TO b.
asiul 'ar the success After dep ring the amount Of
juvenile delnluency which still exr,s in this eNy the
report went on to give the folowing.--
The number Of schools th- society {, I5A
No. rcports2 in time for this anniversary ... lo4
No of male teachers OF whom s0S professors
- q ssHale i'to isss 30
n, Of teachers who have been up,ls ......... Iays
No OF teachers professed during be ycar...... liz
No OF female scholars s..................... sa0i
no. ofscolars p-1s-ssors of reIigior ........ Jkn
= ,'sP, .9sss's@ S%ss ss s
No. of teachers d!rd daring the year.. -
Ne OF purals died daiin; the year. ......... III
So of pupils and teneaers studying for sar minis
NJ oryo,umrs in the iio-ary . sasFs
. No % 'oLt Ats "a ~ ."s' ncniSG lFg stAa.
S%.S" T%lS" ass''iSs: ss's :s:. e:
Church history books .-..................... Ilr
FIRST reaAnI BOOKS. SS
Third ditto rs
Cass booss .......... >...............-.. Ias
l."u DOCKS. -+........+...,,..
Premium Te-tanents ................ srT
I.ecciviag boo .,.... ~
Al2hsbc,IeoI eomnanan,.n,s so,s ia;,nt srhooi
Annua! reports .-............. 01s
Library volumes. 2T9l
Ians
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DOUBLE SHEET.
SALES BY AUCTION.

SALES BY AUCTION.
WV; recoRMIcE. yygRNITURE
al ls on At Gs
S,R: q eap s sD,s sa Chairs OIL
a general variety otbedroom and other Furniture.
R c. KEMP. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
e. q ssa ss:syp % Rooms. Day Nay IN A.
Kemp win sel a. auction above order asnes
Ia S sy. ws
Ingram ysss,.. tsrpsas Oil rlssr
styles and all q which Viii 5e soa WHOM.
sad aa ad' s rsa css
iogues on The morning of sae.
Jl c. KEMP, AUcTIoNEER-THE ATTENTION OF
aa hs re 70 eos. as fss sn
etabsbed Tor past AZ Is Beekman street q BE-
@ = on Wsdnssdsy and Thursday May 7th AMI
spras sna Prince streets For particulars advertise
'nent N the auction column.
UESSRr Y, LEEDS, AucrIoNEEn-sPLEspiD SALE
o. FnrnitureThc attention Of the public Is parau
ary invited % ,e sale Of elegantly carved rosewood
"fse, sas ali sGs SS's
Il 'se"ns h & a 10 about leaving for for Europe
a. ane ion on Thursday May ) at 10 o'clock. A NJ For
A NTucNr J. DLEEcSER,. AUCTION NEER.-roRp.
ss g at ansi.n ea Thos.aay Nay T. Is at twelve o'clock
nder the de,tn o stephen Cambreeng ESQ., the follow
ns % s & w and FoS ssass Snpoe
sSa' rS ,i ~ t and parcels I,1n lying the road
avenue vita the Harlem Railroad Union and
aNenusA and on Delaney, Bayard. Hoffman, Lorllasd
thrr ttaheth and Jacob strects-he whole beautully
ttnatef between the grounds of St. Johns College
iand o. the Messrs adsworth, j. Lorlird b. NJ. Brown
ana u NJ ~ dig Esquire and the Bronx River
property esitratca for
INTO lots and parcels uf convenient size
nise inclauing dwelling and other houses Sc
fcral ~ the i"t- sHord admirable cottage Sites
heaLtul groves Of trees Of The
verbally Ieass and the q settled
neghbo2.d such butchers bakers and other trae,mn
~ hand The distance s but Ola miles from the
the intercourse ~ the constant during the
early mutation II So 70 those desrou obtaining
larger portions OF lands than laid down the maps liberal
privileges will be given The title to the property unlues
ionahe, and the sale viii be peremptor highest bid
der Thee-fourts of the purchase money remain
bond asd MORTGAGE for three at the option
the buyers. Maps Will be ready for distribution
nee Of the Aect"necr No Broad further
t,enlars sppiy 70 STEPHEN CAMBRELENG Esl.. No. Is
Wall street. or 70 A. i. MAN, Esq, 6i W all street
A UcrION NOTiCE-TGos BELL, AUCTIoSEER-
"A By H. n. Bush-Isrgs sale Of Valuable Furniture
rus day az hai ten o'clock the Auction
variety excellent furutnr. from families
nss. Carpets Btdsteads, Beds. Bedding. Sofas Chairs
bureaus ~ Looking Glasses Mating Oil Cloth, Warlrobes
Bonkoases Curtains AMI Ornaments Clocks Glassware,
Cutlery sc. TIIOs. RELL, Auctionser.
A UcTION CARD.-TO CABINET MAKERS, IMPOR-
tcrs and Manufacturers.-Cash advances
gnmerss of Furniture Pianos Paintings Mattresses and
Merehapdse generally for public private sales Apply
the safes Room No. 30 Broadway, between
Duane streets. III. 4. WILLARD Auctione.r.
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nuIcEs TO IET OFFICES TO LEr-tNoutRE or
" BENJAMIN tALDRA1fii. Bet. No. ~ FULTON =.

CODA FOUNTAINS roR sALE-sIx TEN GALLON
- I0untaus three Dtau4ht Pipes heavy place AMI thrs
coolers al 81 e bet materials ani make tor sale lo~ aad
60 be scn At No. > FhFk rsv.
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NOR sAfr-TuE HOUSE AND LOT No. lss ,

NON sAIE-A DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE Ar uAH
"A ien consisting ~ gt0d dwelling oarriare aud hlthia
houses With eight ot ofTround HAVING or 100 feet IN
she river. The place has than seventy fruit trees he
dc1 grape arbors and Ahrubery. Possession Of uns.
Ol LRlck LAIREN>. - Wall street (bassmeat) ST50J
20 iJaa . n b0nd and mnrtra-e.
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UcTlON CARD-TO CABINET MAKERS. IMPoR-
:, tcrs and Manuacturers.-Cash advances
eignme of Furniture Pianos Paintings Mattresses and
aereha pde generally public private sales Apply
II the safes Room, No 80 Broadway between Reads
duane streets III. Il. WILLARD, Auctoneer
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EOR SALE or TO LET. At THE NARR0wS NEAR
- Fort Hamilton. pleasant aud house
Swo stories high With basement and attic pillars in front
and wing annexed snd about three land ban8
Qremises lassJ occupied by Capt. John H. Bennett The
mouse ccntans ten rooms, and Ia in complete repair
he grornds order and well stocked
aad ornrmenai trces and shrubbery the view from
tic DEN. - Brekman street, NY
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II RIILIAKD TABIES FOR SALE.-THREE SECOND
- hand tables In good ord-r with all
one tor table almost new, with Connors
Su on tha never get out Of order will be sold ceap
cash ~ u rrpprrtor has giyen business Apply 70 T.
OtONk0R. BIlisrd Table Manufacturer, al Ann trset
CANNON FOR SALE-A LOT OF BRASS AND IRON
~ Cnnncn OF all sorts and sres, with gunnery complete
Tor ship and land service also harness complete field
carags Boarding Pixies. Blank Cartridges Ball and m.
fnnniton o every description Cannon made order Ap-
ply l6s Maoea Lane. -
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~ in Canal street suitable Tor lawyer. notary public.
house ship assntA due spacious ohce vita etery
under lie hank
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UCrION NOTiCE-THOS. BELL AUCTIOSEER-
"A By II. n Bush.-Lsrss sale Of valuable Furniture-
This day at hall ten o'clock in the Auction rooms
loNorth William street. will be sold in continuation,
exten variety of excellent furutnr. families
nsS. Carpets Bedsteads, Beds. Bedding Sofas Chairs
bureaus - Looking Glasses Mating Oil Cloth, Warlrobes
BonkCases. Curains and Ornaments Clocks,
4 utlery. sc. TIIOS. REiL. Auctionser.
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NOR SALE. OR TO LET-ruAT ELICIBi.y sfru.r

non SAIt. OR TO LEf-THAT ELIGIBLY SITUATED
~ hotel IN e village of Now Rochelle conducted
~ Mr. csrles h. Rice Location desirable peiug the
sruai depot within fifteen minuta walk Of the
wharf thirty minutes ride by rail from this city. repete
Nth all outbuildn. choice garden grounds
rsing upwards of the whole In complete orier
nnd ready ior immediate occupation. Terms liberal For
parteusrs, inquire Of
- kAMt IL z. rRINE. CO Cedar onrosite Pnst oln..
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rI,o LET AND rOR SALE, At HOBOKES-SEyERAi
three ry and basement brick dwelling houses in N,
immediate Vicinity ~ the ferry. These houses finished
the hanassmest and rcplete with
vensnce Hot aud cold water in the hath ani kitchen
&e sc. lmmedate 20 session given and the rent TO
from the VI Nay. Inquire AZ the uohokeu Ian,
Ofhce of W. W SBIPPES, Agent
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ITENRY II. LEEDS. AuCrIONEER,-sp

ENRi H. LEEDS, ,AUCTIONEER.-SPLESDi DID SALE
o. inrniture-1hc attention of the public s pareu-
larry invited 20 lie sale of elegantly carved
hogany aud black walnut furniture, comprising tho entire
ousch-d d No - Lafayette place. all manufactured A.
konx belonging to gentleman about leaving for Europe
IL IS OF tue nos modern and costly style aud will be sold
at autt Thursday, May :. at 10 o'clock, A. M
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1( honsaie,.rr \; ,S - hTTEN ITO" OF
on sale o. elegant Furniture and other rich furnish
ing ARTICLES including the ntre stock Mr. John N Sayre
ettabisbed tor many 7S Bcekman
sad at auction on Wednesday and Thursday May th AMI
t a. tae chinese Assembly Rooms $50 Broadway between
sprins sna Praee streets For particulars advertise
nent IN the auction column.
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yI,O LET--sN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT. SITUATE
H IN Fshkl Dnchcss county about two hours ride from
che city, the Hudson River Railroad, consisting q large
and venient dwe cling with snabs aud
out buildings Of dcscrpton surrounded BY 2n
choice land. 70 be rented the moderate
sh the erc priyere Of choice and extensive collection
81 fruts rarden stabng rastursge Ae &c. Tor parcu
Lars, nquirr Of Dc j. wilkinson seight, ~ James street.
~ ~