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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-28

Thu, Ieinely is offered to the community: ~ith tks
eoaflccc We feel in an article which seldom fails 10
realizc the happiest effects that be desiel. So
wide is the field Of it, usafuluos. and numerous the
OF it, cures, that almost every section Of the
couut, abs und. in le r-un., publicly known who have
hcca restored fon Alarming aud desperate diseas.
of the lunrs hy its use. When once tried, its supn.
nity aver every other medicine Of its kinds too ap
parcu 70 escape ob,cty alton, sud who're s Virtues aIs
Anoan tho public Nv ious.i h,sitac what anGotc to
employ fur he distressing and danseruu. affection.
the pnnnnay organs which are Incident to our climate
And rot only tic formidable attacks upon the lungs
but for the nildcr vircir, Of Cods, Coughs Ioar--
ness &c. and Tor Chld ca it is the pIca-ane, aus saE
-st inrt,ue llia be obtained. No iamill should
without IT, and those Who have used IL, will
Road lhe olinipu Of tae following Gontrnen, WIN
a IN e iesn.ui<el hoe tic Naron- -seiiai- Of ruuntN
here thst lt liritaf'i and ALI merchants u
the ss elias. und n thc highest the old
r.t ut m,t extensive wholesale dealers in Medicine
With an experience umlmiled on III, subject of Whch
they si'rae. II Acrc Any value ~ tie Judgmcai e
TnIs cERrIru ATE
We The nudcr'iloed. Nhoesgle sr,ss.sis having
becii for long acquainted ~h AyrTs Cherry PoeIorsl.
hereby rcrn belief ha. i the beet aud met r.
feciual ,enrdy for pulm may Complaints offered
To- tle American icopi.. Atd We would, fiom our
kurWirdsr # it. composition, aud extensive usrfulnr,s
rcrdialiy rnuIucud a. tho fiictcd worthy their
hr>i confidence aud ~ih the hrn couvciiou that VIII
do lur their .ellcl all that madeline can do.
Heushaw Elwan,i> #. Co. Boston Mass.
Reese 4 Cnul,on, Baltimore. Maryland.
add 4 Ingerham, Ba"cor, Maine.
llaviand HaWail I Charleston ; c.
Jacob $ Farrahd, Def, ichisan.
r. IL. McAlstcr, LOUSY, kentucky.
Francis r. Walton, st Louis sun.
Joseph Tucker, Mobile, AlahaL
The dore \. Peek, Burlington, ernont.
lIa,iland, Risey 4 Co., Augusta, Georgia.
Isaac II. James, Trenton, New Jersey.
j Nj. Townsend, Pirshirg, Pea.
Clark & Co, Chicago, Illinois.
T.. L. Gay, burlington Iowa.
NJ A. Santos g. Son, Norfolk, Virginia
Edward r ehnrst, " ,miagion, DelGwaIe.
Jonn Gilbert 4 Co Philadelphia, Pa.
4. - & w. II. Gilman, Washington, ID. {.
]. Wrish, & &C., New Orleans, La.
Watson, Wall 4 Co., Fort Wayne, Indiana.
C.. c. Richmond Co san Franusco, Cal
Lewis & Amcs, Tallahaasr FL rida.
Il r. Strong, Knoxville, Tcnnessce.
Chiffon & Duer, Little Rock, AM.
Sriller Slade & Co., Lexington, Miss.
N u. Lahadic, Calves ;r, Texas.
Chas DYER Jr., Providence, r. !.
jos. NJ. Turner, savannah, Ga.
Wade, Erksiein, & Co, Cincinnati OHIO.
IL FOREIGN COZ NTRlES'
j. C. Coffin & Co Nalnar' 10, Chilli
+. NJ. Dimnna 4 Co, Vera Cruz. Mcxic"
Fred Rivas * O.. hncoia, New Grenada.
S Proves, & Co Linz, Peru.
Morton & Co.. Halifax, Nova Scotia.
T, Walker & SON, 81. johns, New Bruins
wirk.
c G Salinas & O. Rio J,nci,o, BrOrilrp
With such assurance aud from su'h m
no sironf o. praf can he adducCd, kept ihat
found in its ,ff,cis upon Trial.
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CHIMNEY PEGCE3 AND
S l. A b S.
M ANUFACTURED Of Stone, by the Pc'


I'M MANUFACTURED of Stone, by the Pm
4H rhyn Marble Co. Patented 1852
These are new and beautiful articles, in
imitation ofthe richest marble, such as Lis.
bon, Italian, Pyrenese, Egyptian, Galway,
Spanish, Sienna, Black, and others of the
most rare and desirable kinds In style and
finish, they stand unequalled are very high
ly polished retain their beauty much longer
than common marble, and are not injured by
coal gas, smoke or acids. They have been
extensively introduced into public and pri-
waite buildings, giving perfect satisfaction TO
those who have tried them. The best refer
ences and testimonials can be given, showing
their adaptedness for general use. While
much superior in appearance, they are sold
cheaper than anything of the kind in the
-! In fact the confidence with which
,..' .husfar been used gives the faircst
evidence that the Pcnrhyn Marble, by its ma
ny advantages, will in a great measure super
sede the use ofall others.
PIER SLABS and SHELVES for parlors,
chanlhars SC, together with Bronzed, Gilt
nd OF" kinds of Brackets, of various pat
.cris, Il. 'iished to order
Architects, builders and all others, arc in
vitef I. X mine them. Arrangements have
been n'a 70 ia" the supply of the trade. Sam
.,t' seen at the Ware Rooms OF the
E"'npary, Haskns Buildings, corner of
fremont Row and Howard Street, opposite
Hanorer street, Cup stairs)
JOSEPH STORY, Agent.
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W. FOIL AID =
NO. s Court st,

MILITARY Cloths and Trimmings.
Swords, EpaulctS, Sashcs, Army Laccs. &c.
Rcgalia Goods, with Laccs, Stars and En-
blcms.
Notwithstanding Articles, with Laces, &c
Fencing Foils, Masks, and Battle Swords.
Dancer silks, Friugcs, Tasscls &c.
Ornamental Trimmings for Engine Compass.
United States Flags, Decorations, &c.
Rcgalia and jewels for all the "Ordcrs."
Ballot Boxes and Balls, Gavcls, &c, dc.
Masonic Carpets, diplomas and Books
fyou want an article you do not know
where to find, direct your orders as above.
gone PRICE ONLY. ~
= = =
DEhRB0RNO ENGRAVING ESTABLISHMENT,
And Depot for the sale of Note Papers and
Fancy Cards.
No. % IL School st, Boston.
Wedding, Address, and Invitation Cards
Elegantly Engraved and Printed from Cop
per-Plate. Door Plates. Seals, &c, En-
graved.
All articles appcrtaining to Weddings and
Parties, such as Cake Boxes, Wedding En-
vclopcs, Love Knots Silver Waters, De La
Ruc's Note Papers and Envelopes, Goflcrcd
and Plain, Embossed and Illuminated Note
Papers, Envelopes and Cards.
great variety Of Bal CardS, orders n
dances, dc.
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AUCTIO N!

On Monday evening, the 10Th inst, l shall
commence selling at Auction without reserve,
the entire stock of goods remaining in tho
Store lately occupied by J. NJ. Gordon.
There are still on hand, maj y very desira-
Bile goods. Now is your time to secure bar
gains. }. W. STEWART, Assignee
Middlcbury. Sept I, 1853. ~
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Board In the Institution, from 81. % 10 NJ >
70, per week. The subscriber having leased
the Academy Buildings for Il term years hopes
by dcyoting his whole attention TO the inter
ests OF the school, to make it worthy of the
patronage and confidence Of the community.
The new Boarding House joins the Academy
and is well adapted for the accommodation o.
either Ladies or Gentlemen Students, who
will thus have the bcnelt of the Teachers
influence and encouragement. Lectures on
Chemistry, Philosophy, &c, will be frequent,
Several rooms have been set apart fol
those wish to board themselves.
O. HAVEN
Tho Trustees Newton Academy have rrpaireu aud
remudeeh The hole building, and anne ned 10 It com
inodiou, Boarding House SC, rendering II a cOu,en'
lent aud pleasant home for STUDENT.
lii pleasantly situled IN the quiet village Of Shore
nan, entirely removed from thuse ontremouis to vice
aud idlcncss pund IN larger villages. We have enploy
ed an experienced ant successful tenehcri To take
charge Of the school, with competent Assistants, aud
hone To merit large share Of the puhic patronage.
T.. :. MOOD, Secretary
shoreham Aug. go 1893. flic Board OF IF islees
lsjw
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"Gxtra Burning Glnio.'

I'VE use an Extra quality of Stock, and
w challenge any one to offer better ar
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Prepared and Sold by JANEs c, AVER

For ,aieby w T RfssEi Middlehur,,
nr chase, Rraudon. " 6 Sf,seas vsiEsrpe. ra'mtf
Co.ri,isiaf1s All b, -.ugy,t, err, vacls. ISL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-03
DENTISTRY.

DR BAEz, SURGEON DENTIST, WILL ATTEND PA
~ tents at his oce southeast corner Of Great Jones
street and Broadway. Dr. Baez will speedily all dis
d. eases Of and perform any surgical operations the
teeth gums. palate tongue and adjacent parts Of the
mouth Dtotyed teeth filed with gold, and warranted
not 10 give further trouble when the dental pulp
Is exposed. The most beautiful porcelain teeth inserted
on pvofs or on gold pstips and silver plate warranted
70 suit ana stand keyons rivalry Apply - liz, Bass,
40, Greet Jones street. oerssx * BsosANry,
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ITO CONTRACTORS.-SEAI.ED PROPOSALS WILL BE
i received for building the Third Avenue Railroad,
from the southwest Of the Park and Broadway
the corner Of II Third avenue and Sixty FIRST street, in
be at the Office Of Edwin Smith Esq, engineer and
surveyor, No. -, TIyon row. Contractors will state
the price for building the entire road with and also with
out the ircn and also the period of time within which
to furnish good and sufficient security TO be named in
their estimate) for the performance Of the work. Et
mates will be received at the Office Of the company No
21l Bowery, until Friday, March 4, 1853 at O'clock p
all of the proposals. deemed to the interest Of the
company. GEORGE CAPlIN, Secretary.
TO The STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ST. LAWRENCE
i Mining C0mpany.-Notics is hereby given that
peetng Of the stockholders will be held at their ROOM
No IL Insurance Building No. 81 Wall street. Mon
trustees have returned from visit TO the mines and pro-
perry Of the company in st. Lawrence county and will
be prepared to lay before the stockholders the state Of
the workings present financial condition, and future
quested matters of great interest will be presented.
By order of the Board JEROME LOTT, Secretary.
ITO BUIIDERs.-sEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived until Monday the 9TH day Of March next at
twelve O'Clock for furnishing the materials and doing
the work necessary for the erection and finishing of
primary school building the north side of Thirty
seventh street between the Tenth and Eleventh avenues
in the Twentieth ward Separate proposals will be
ceived for the work and materials for the
carpenter work and materials and bidder may in ad-
dtion propose for the whole The plans and elevations
be at the office Of Thomas Jackson the aroh
dersgned printed copies Of the specifications DO
procured and to any whom proposals may be de-
Hvered The school officers the right to reject
any bid not deemed by them the best for tho public
JOHN G. BUTLER. Chairman Of School Officers,
HENRY MCLEAN, Secretary. Twentieth ward
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DAMS L CO.'S EXPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA, ORH
CLOTHING.


HAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Persons DESTROYS Of converting their cast of articles
into cash. can obtain fair price BY sending Cor the suS
scrber at his residence or through the Post Office
l. NJ. DUssEI DORF, No. 10 Elm strssE.
NJ Riddles attended to By Mrs Dusseldorf
(SAsr OF CLOTHING-s2,o 900 WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price viii be literally given In
rent money for Largo and small lots of good left of ooth
on JAMES MORONEY ct his second hand store, IL Orange
street, near Chatham.
TNLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED. -LADIW
and gentlemen having any TO dispose Of, reocIva
fair cash price BY sending to the stores letter By post
s CCULNs t.s Ead-oz L-cot, anl 50 WN. l-csdyas,
Lad;ss At4lsdad ~ Ma. 0oAsa.
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DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SAIL-rHE
- undersgnsd have, ct Bridgeport, Conn.,, within Ave
minutes walk Of the centre OF that city and connected
Herewith BY and splendid carriage bridge 500 900
vsrh Of the most desirable lots In Connecticut either for
manufacturing purposes or residences Bridgeport con-
tains 900 inhAbitAnts IL one Of the most varisdly
In s natural attractions In those Embellishments
which very heavy outlay have created The ground Is
high and dry the water pure and SOFT In the centre IL
park Of eight Of natural wood Of stately growth
about seventy dwellings, Of tasteful architecture have
been built, and erecting thereon. Nowhere on
the line OF the New York and New Haven Railroad ere
there such inducements offered to those locating ths-
selves In the country We have several very beautiful
cottages for sale large portion Of the purchase money
remain mortgage. Address, can on DAVID W.
THOMPSON Bridgeport agent for the propretors, p T.
BAREUN and W. H NOBLE.
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L'OR sAIE-THRFE LOTS ON NORTH SIDE or l24TH
IL street. near Seventh avenue-street regulated-a
thriving village building up around the promises. Aso
four lots and three neat cottages South side Of Eighty
sixth street. 22s feet east Of Third avenue, sepHatey or
together Also three lots and small house. In
Eighty fifth street Rent Of two cottages e2, $500
Price Of two Of the cottages $500 each. Apply TO
G. T. CROMWELL. 81 William street, corner Pine.
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SmAnOaAa.


AIORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE B0ND6.-
IN Treasury Department. Rals,gh. n. G., January 10,
lSss-Ssad proposals. win b received In the city Of Nss
the purchase of Of bonds susA By tbs STATE q
North Car lima
These bonds win bear data the nrst Of January. 1855
and win ru. thirty years. They win have coupons at
tached and tho interest at six per cent AMMAN, win
BE- the art days Of July and january Of each
Both interest and principal win b. payable at the Bank
Of the Republic in the CITY Of New York unless whore ths
purchaser prefer TO have them made payable At the
They are issued under the authority Of the Legislature
of North Carolina, for the construction Of the North
Carolina Railroad and in addition 70 the faith Of the State
all the stock held by the State In the said railroad and
the dividends from said stock sxpressy pledged fer
These bonds are BY express enactment exempted from
Parties bidding will please address their letters en-
dOrsed C. Sealed Proposals for North Carolina State
Bonds to the undersigned In New York. directed to the
of Messrs Brown Ds Rossst $50 Front street. New
York.
The bids will BE- opened in the Bank OF tho Republic at
O'Clock, NJ, the 3lst day Of March next In the
presence of Lamar q. President Of the said Bank,
and j. p Brown, and David Freeman Esqrs. Bidders may
Successful bidders win be required informed
Of the acceptance OF their bids to deposit in bank the
amount Of their bids with the accrued interest from the
first instant to the credit Of tho Treasurer OF the state
Of North Carolina.
Republic New York in the Bank Of the State Of North
Caroline, or in the Bank Of Cape Fear RalsgS North
~. w.
Public Treasurer Of tho State Of North Carolina.
OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE ExHIBI-
~ ton Of the Industry Of All Nations, No S. Broad
way New York. Feb H. 1853. Notice is hereby given,
that election will be held at this Office Monday the
18th of March, between the hours Of 10 and NJ,
for the purpose Of choosing eleven o. this asso
citation. By order. WIN. WHETrEN, Secretary.
OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY. 70 BROAD
~ way, New York, February a. 1853 The fourth in
stamsnt of ten dollars each share Of the increased
DtAl stock OF the above will be pay0bl0 at
and the fifth nsalment, Of the amount the 18th
day Of April next By order of the Board Of Directors
FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary.
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&En OnO COUNTRY SEATS FOR sALE-l
INeVI.NVNl. Qenteal country scat with Ry,

HCV.OUO. genteel country seat, with ave
with good buildings situated at Mamaroneck depot,
weschsster county for s1 ooo splendid country seat
ct Dearman for 600; house barn and thirteen a,res
Of land at Huntingdon for 0O0 afty Of land in
Ehsbethtown, N. farm of one hundred acres,
Morrstown for 81 O0O also, splendid farm Of one hun
ded and eighty acres four miles from Morrsown being
of the finest farms in the country viii be sold for
$l60OO, with moderate payment.
M. L. SHELDON, IS Nassau street.
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EXPRESS AGHNCTE9,

RERFoRD l. CO.'S NEXT CALIFORNIA OREGON.
ID and South American Express, will 60 forward on
board the United States mail steamship Georgia, March
g. and connect with the Pacific mail steamer Northsrner
in charge of special messengers and freight agents Al
freight by this express should be delivered TO us ON
Friday next in waterproof condition, not exceeding 6M
cubic feet 1875 lbs In weight small parcels viewed
till one NJ, Saturday Notes, drafts, and bills COL
ected No charge for custom house consular fees.
Passage secured at the lowest rates by applying ~
Office. BERF0RD CO., NO Aston House.
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS 5TH MARCH-PER NEW
~ York and San Francisco line, via Panama. about
three days In advance Of tho ma line twenty per cent
rates than any other express Goods must be ready
4th inst. Small parcels received Till P. NJ, SATURDAY.
Extra express via Nicaragua 9Th inst.
CHASE & CO., ss Broadway '
A DAMS L CO.'S ExpRESs FOR CALIFORNIA, ORB
n gon and the Sandwich Islands, per u 8. Man
steamer Georgia. on Saturday, March 1885, Our .eKt
regular express for California Oregon Ia will leave a.
above per u g. Mail steamer Georgia. Saturday nsxt
9th inst at two O'Clock PM, in charge of special
messenger and freight agent to destination All freight
must be delivered to with invoices before the day o
sailing Small parcels received until one O'Clock the
day Of the steamers departure. Everything must b
strictly waterproof, it will be at owners risk No
package should exceed 125 lbs weight or measure more
than FIVE cubic feet. ADAMS CO., 50 Broadway.
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T0oR SALE CHRAp-oNE OF THE BEST BAR AND
oyster rooms In New York doing good bust
neS. For terms, apply n - Eitsa feest, opposite
As WasAingtsn naskstr
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CRYSTAL PALACE-FOR SALE, FOUR VALUABLE
~ lots the north side Of Forty FIRST street. 200
from Sixth and fronting the main entrance Of the
Pace-win be sold low four lots the north side Of
Forty street. 100 feet from Sixth avenue three lots
in Seventies nth and Eighteenth streets between Fifth and
Sixth avenues two lots Seventh avenue and Forty
second street eight lots Thirty fourth street between
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues four lots Thr
ty sixth street, between. Fifth and Sixth avenues lots
Thirty second between Broadway and Fifth avenue
lot Thirtyrst street 800 feet west of Fifth
nue. lot Fifth avenue, Thirty second street.
two lots on Fifth avenue between Sixty second and Sixty
third streets six lots on Fifth avenue and Seventy
cond street. lot Thireth street. Second ave
nue. eight ots Fourth avenue between Seventy sixth
and Seventy seventh streets six lots street.
100 feet east OF Sixth avenue ten lots 10ah and 105h
streets lots 11Sth street and First avenue fifty lots
In Brooklyn-sixteen near Hamilton avenue.
SAML. EDDY 68 Wall stbet basement
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There remains amount Of $73 900 to be paid sub
scrpons for stock and the proceeds Of the bonds now
offered for sale repay the floating debt and provide
the extension of the right Of the road from Hoosc
miles southeast to Powna Vermont, where 1t is
and Greenfield Railroad Company will in short time
open out the route through Williamstown and North
Adams, bringing these growing manufacturing towns
be by any other road confidently believed that
the Troy and Greenfield Company will succeed in tunnel
traffic from Boston to Albany and the West must go
over the Troy and Boston road Without calculating
upon this the business Of the road between Troy
ample pay the working expenses and interest
the bonds .aad eAxa.a hsaas8BHds now offered makes
them more de- rable than tho former iasue and
they are offered to the public with the confidence
that they every way worthy the attention Of CAPT
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ITO LET-FROM THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT THE
weu dnshed three story basement and under cellar
prick mouse NO. lso Third avenue, Of Eighteenth
street. mahogany DOORS Croten water, &c, rent 500
Also, the well finished two story brick house No S5
blsecker street between Broadway and Third avenue
Sroton water, &c, rent S700. Also cottages and one
thres story neat brick house finishing Fifty
stss near the Third avenue rent $3.50 cottages rent
and Fhieth street. 90 feet front on avenue and 40
feet deep rent $780, Inquire at No 20 Beknan street
~ the once o. JOHN l. RIKER. 20
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C.1OO OnO TO LOAN on BOND AND MORT
.DlOC.UOO gage, in sums to suit. on property
in this city Brooklyn Williamsburg None but those
having first class securities need apply.
BILLING s. TUCKER, $50 Broadway.
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THO LET IN BROADwAY-THIRD STORY OF HOUSE
j No. 3S7 Broadway For particulars inquire of 8
SAUNDERS on the premises.
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IN and lease of lot situated ct No I40 Franklin street
Hudson The house IL In good order 10 feet front
BY 70 feet deep and will rent for e700 per annum; lot
1oxS1 q In gentssl nsighborhsod groual le1. TIL
VIII h s0A sbsa2, Apply 70 A, SERGEANT. u Valet
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TNOR SAIE-THE FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT
brown stone house No. 4O2 Fourth avenue. Aiso IL
substantia four story brick house. With elegant sers
Seventh next the southwest eorner Twenty
"a senth street Terms accommodating For fun par
ticulars apply at the store Of GEORGE READ Ne. No
sduav
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GhEA nOn HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
spCO.OUU. cheap.-One three story brick base

Wh11 -IOUCE@5
IDCU,VUU. cheap.-One three story brick base
nent sub cellar houie and lot Horato street.
gage One story brick attic and basement house and
lot on Renwick street. for s. 400 two story brick
attic and basement house. 26 by 80 feet lot rs by 100
feet Greene street, near Prince street Also three
story brick house and lot Is BY 100 feet Tenth street.
all in order for IS 500 Ono two story brick basement
lot in Seventeenth street between Fifth and Sixth
avenues running through to Eighteenth street. making
two lots For terms apply to
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LIQUORA

@tAMPBF1Ls AND OTHER BRANDS OF SCOTCH ALK
and Guinness XXX Dublin Brown Stout, In pint
bottles fine wines In bottles Oard Dupuy Co. bran.
dy i'm bottles and in bond 100 600 ssgxrs, Of various
brands for SALE In lots 10 suit purchasers Dealers
AID Others supplied reasonable terms
~ r BUNCE 202 south street. corner Catharine.