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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-12-28


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II. b. M. Preston.
Nj Lean neAE oo.ai.cd .Ac ilau.,
when the COMMITTEE losr. and sAe
House adjourned.
TnrnspAY De %
SENATE Mr. Slidell inholuc,d a
bill granting land to Florida for rail-
road therein
Mr. Gwin gave notice Of several bills
granting lands for railroads in Califcr-
MIA
Mr.. Bright introduced bill incrca.-
ing the salary Of 900 clerks to 81 200
per annum
MIR Cass offered resolution. which
was agreed to directing inquiry as to
giving a pension to the widow Of Capt
Gunnison, recently killed in Utah.
After an Executive Session the SEN
alto adjourned
House After the conclusion of Mr.
Wrights remarks, MI Smith rose.
Mr.. Wright asked-.Docs the gentle
man want to make a speech ?
Mr.. Smith-If the gentleman wants
an answer he shall have it.
Mr. Wright won't deny the gen
tleman, having called him out.
Mr.. Smith (Gerrit) said he was not
disposed to take any position which
should stigmatize with hypocrisy the
trainers of our Constitution few days
before the close Of the session of the
Convention which formed the Constitu-
ton, the Committee on Style reported
that the word "servitude" be stricken
out, because it was identified with the
condition of slaves, and that service
be substituted, because it was identified
with tho condition of freemen. The
motion prevailed unanimously.
Mr. Wright remarked that was not
his recollection of the history.
Mr. Smith referred the gentleman to
the Madison papers
Mr.. Wright resumed, when
Mr. Bayley, replied to Mr. Giddiugs'
remarks on the Amistad question
Mr. Phelps obtained the floor. The
Committee rose, and an Intellectual effort
was made to adjourn over to Monday
when the House adjourned.
FRIDAY, Dec. %.
SESATE.-Mr. Jones, of Tenn, gave
notice of bill to distribute the proceeds
of the public lands among the several
States
Nothing else done Of general import
ahce
IIurss Tho House went into Com
mittec on the Presidents Message
when Mr. Phillips of Ala. made a speech
on the slavery question,
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CONGRESS-.
Monday, Dec. 10.
I1'''V'"J ~
SENATE.-Mr. Norris asked nnan-

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SENATE.-Mr Norris asked unan-
imoas consent to introduce resolutions
relative 60 he death Of hi, col ..uc,
Ma. At.efou Graz
Mr. Nof.is Aou i-it.fyl an u
10y, ANA .hc cus.oulai resolutions.
aIessls. iiuuict Wl Williams
Owed, wAcn tha resolutions were
adopted. aud the reu,tc u uucd
uotst Mr.. Benton .tt.ed chat
Jvse Uallcgos. Dclc cate ltom New
MeAlcu, Was present au. read, ,o take
the oath, whleh was accorim " ad-
mms,crcd.
Mr.. i.ouston, from the Cem.nidec
OF Ways aud Means, reported hill
MAXIM appropriations for thc civil and
and diplomatic expenses Of thc Gov
ernment, for the year ending June
1886 also bill Supplying dcGcie
cies for the current year, and bill
for the payment Of invalid aud other
pensions. Referred.
a message was received from the
Senate, announcing the death Of Sen
ator Anterior,
Mr.. Hubbard, of New Hampshire,
delivered an eloquent eulogy on the
character OF the deceased, concluding
by offering the customary resolutions
Mr.. Orr, of South Carolina, alsC
made few eulogistic remarks, whcl
the resolutions were adopted, and tho
House adjourned.
Tuesday, Dec. 20.
SENATE Mr.. Shields gave motto,
Of a joint resolution, authorizing tn,
President to confer the rank of Lieut.
General by Brevet for eminent scr
vices.
Mr. lIamlin introduced Till 70
satisfying the French Spoliation claims
Referred to the Committee on Foreig
Relations.
, Mr.. Seward offered a resolutio
, that all the sessions and proceeding
of the Senate be public.
{ Mr.. Seward offered resolution ca
D ling for the correspondence with tn
D Government of the Sandwich Island,
= Agreed to.
Mr.. Chase's resolution Of inquir,
Q as to the expcdiency Of constructing
: Railroad to the Pacific, was taken NJ
0 but on motion Of Mr.. Gwin ii W;
: postponed.
}. HoUsE.-Mr. Bocock, from ii
Naval Committee, reported bill f,
u the construction of six steam frigate
Mr.. Benton announced that he ha
!" declined the craftsmanship Of the Lii
70 rary Committee, and Mr.. Chandl
y. was apl ointed in his place.
Mr.. Dean offered a resolution f
es presenting sword and the thanks
Is the House to Capt. Ingraham. for |
e. conduct at Smyrna. Ecferr,d to t
to Committee on Foreign Affairs.
y MIR. i weed introduced bill for {
~ tablshu.g ,nint in the city OF NJ
" York. c.cr',d.
Mir. iou,t ,ubmi,tcy as, ~.
t. rolVrlA- tiD va ion. .ar
Presidents M. IN
q. ,,.. ...,tlt.!rt.
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4.c htJ- tco G9v5T -r.., p
fundamentally tc .ae.i oat
!, penis .a., r.-a .4.n ai cf lie
scye.ai propositions O.. tn C.siiloa
Cous.i ut!5n were ycjacted. by ~ III
ties yaryin. fom n,&r!f seven thou
sand to five hundred. The majority
AGAINST the first. containing the frame
Of government. is 5056 tina. against
the second, or the roviso to the arsi.
Gle on writs of habcas corpus Is 1874;
against the third, the right Of jurics
to determine law in criminal cases, s.
sol; against the fourth, judicial
remedies for claims against the State,
3,l53 against the filth, Imprisonment
for debt, 2.249; against the sixth,
sectaran schools, 531; against the
seventh, general law for corporations,
3,S7l and against tho eighth, gen.
eral law for banks, 3,>21.-BOston
Atlas.
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sons interested, by publication in some
newspaper or otherwise, to appear and
object, il they see cause, to the making
Of such order.
Sec 8 An appeal from, or c1cep-
s.oa to, tho decision Of any court upon
IN application to record any such paper
as is mentioned in the preceding section,
may be taken BY either party, US is al
lowed By law in other cases.
Sec. 1. II no objection is made to
Tho recording Of any paper as heroinbc'
fore provided, the party presenting the
same shall pay the expense Of recording
Of any such paper, the court rendering
final judgment. or making final decree III
such case, may tax costs to either party
in its discretion, and may determine by
whom the expense Of such proceeding
and the amount thereof, shall be paid.
Sec. 5. This net shall take cffcc
from lite passage.
Approved, November 80, 1853
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No. 24.--An act relating to probate
and other records.

Approved, november ou, 1903.
No 24--An act relating to probate
and other records.
70 is hereby enacted By the General
assembly Of the State Of Termont as
JoiIo,cs
Sec |. All matters requiring record
in any court Of record within this State,
which now remain unrccorded. or which
have been partially or imperfcctly re
corded, shall be fully and correctly re-
corded and attestcd by that officer Of
the court whose duty it originally was to
have made such record, within one year
from the passage of this act.
Sec. , Ii such records DO not fully
and correctly completed within the peri
cd mentioned in the preceding section,
It shall he the duty of the then record
ing officer of each said court OF record
10 proceed immediately to complete and
attest SAID records and all duly certi-
led copies Of records, 10y such officers so
.sccidcd aud attested. shall have the
sane force and effect in any court of
law as if such records had been fully
completed and attcs,ed by the original
ofiiccr and the officer completing such
records shalt be entitled to the fees now
allowed by law for such services, to be
recovered in al action Of debt agains,
the person ~.,ose du,y i, was to have
msdr such reeesas.
See. 5 In case til. person whose du.
W 1t was to have completed the records
aforesaid s!,a!l have deceased or rcmov.
ed from the county or district in which
such records arc required to be kept
ths officer completing them as aforesaid
shall be entitled to the fees now allowed
BY law for such services, to be paid from
the treasury Of said county, in civil ca
ses and the fees for recording in Grim
inal cases shall be paid from The treasu
~ Of the State and all claims under
the provisions Of this act shall be audit
ed by the auditor Of said county, whc
shall draw orders on the county anc
stale treasurer, for such amount as h,
shall respectively find due.
Sec. 4 This act shall take effcc
from it's passage.
Approved, December 8, 1853.
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u r. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO TIE PUB.
III. lie ard DeaersBevnre Of counterfeit Of Railways
Ready Relief which s circulating through the Eastern
and Western States and Car adas Ths counterfeit r. r.
nay or xtsrnany The bottles Of r. r. r. are likewise
counteresd and from letters have receiy and
In ssion find furnished by
in the vicinity Of Buffalo, N " Dealers who have T. r.
being counterfeit preparation We T. r. 4
in titles for less than from regular
price Dealers who purchase the counterfeit oGee
the sale render thu msevea liable to
The Of labels signatures s Each
label of the genuine has note of hand attached Two
smie Of Railway &C., the side attached
the note the other she front The genuine
r. r. is beau iful clear liquid high coored exceedingly
pleasant and agreeable to the sight, smell and application
The genuine R r. applied stops the
distressing pains alays the violent cramps pasms
and irrstors either internally externally Tho
toreit has made its in Boston, PhAdel
phia. Baltimore, Portland, Cincinnati, Buffalo, Hamilton
c. w. Detroit Montreal, c. f., and in any small towns
Great Counteret Detectof Of r. r. R.N b. Bear In mind
that the genuine will roll he most pains
the insaDt it applied will stop rheumatic neuralgia
pnns sick h adache all bowel complaints
fifteen minutes Look well the labels Of the bottles look
the signatures Of Railway Ask those you pur
inow il to be genuine Beware Of all pale,
dirty not Ar relief in 6ye 70 fifteen
write and US the the bottle Xeu psx-
again likewise inform Of the name OF thc parry
whom you purchased it. suffering with any oArono
complaints tate difculties We will answer Al m
quires relative desse to r. X. remedies, gratis
RAILWAY CO.. lG2 Fulton street, New York.
using mord bearing trademarks, or blswn
RADWKY CO., lG2 Fulton street, New York
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POLITICAL.
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

nR. WHEELER, 0cULIsT, A. BARCLAY STREET, DE.
~ votes h attention exclusively 70 diseases of the and
denee IA Court street, opposite Warren, Brooklyn from
till French artificial eyes inserted and TO
rsssmbIe The natural organ IN every respseA
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a the sale If white oxide Of sino manufactured y tho
Lehgh Zinc Company, prepared TO
oeve orders same would invite the A.
superiority others Of
manufacture and ts most successful competition
with of foreign Dealers with confidence depend
upon always desired supply Of this paint which
uniform whenes Prices and terms arranged the most
liberal footing. JAMES T. LEWIS CO ~ Water street,
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EOREIGN ExPRESS.-EDWARDS SANFORD CO.
respectfully that they prepared forward
London, and all parts Of England Ireland and Scotland
twice n week TO Havrs Paris Bremen, Hamburg Frank
fort and all psrs the European continent onoe week
Melbourne Port Philip Sydney and 81 pars Of AnstrA,
ing hence England for those and Canton
Hong Kong Sbsnsha Calcutta Madras nbAy And Other
once BveadwaY.
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VNILLIAM IRVING, AUCrIONEER-sIG. VITO VIII
wv opening sale Of superb marble stAtuary

VXyILLIAM IRVING, AUCrIONEER.-sIG VITO VIII
sons Grand opening sale Of superb msrble satuary OBJ
jects of art &o-WM. IRVING co. will sell at auction
this day 1e olock At the large 26 Broadway
stevsrts parlor and beudo statuary Group Fidelity
ton Duec group Cupid and 6os BY Ftsnehssei sguro
mel II Guoeo BY porstel figure. Amore Divine by
orand Two Sleeping Lambs by Franohest group Instrss
ton by Oarrous bust Beatroe of Dante Mattel group
Cupid Feeding this Doves of Venus by Poute bust Napo
leon, BIZ Cherc Garden statues Europe, ASIA ca and
America Alabaster groups and figures large agate Erus
can vases or large pedea Hebe vases Grecan rns Bar
dlo Pompe pitchers card receivers superb
& elegant sots Of china with figures large decorated
side supported by PArian groups painted Paran
igures marble and bronze clocks and candabrss groups
and figures coupes tea SETS plated war; The above
sig Vito Wits assortment selected during his
visit to Italy. Germany France and England Terms-For
all 500 four months under that amount cash.
without discounts $500 and upwards six months approved
endorsed notes.
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PUBLICATIONS.

YORK will be ready for sao in few DAYS Orders or
subscriptions sent the author No. City Hail. previous
publiestion will supplied from the nrst ISSUE Price
- Per volume. s
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nBE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL
the attention Of city railroad companies to his patent
hose bridge These bridges in of fire. will protect the
injury and allow the over with per-
feet ease and safety least delay These bridges
are now in every case Of fire eectusy by the Sixth
Avenue Railroad Company and be ct time 81
sANA NNfo'' ~N DAVID DEMERAE EST.
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NOR SALE CHEAP-THE OWNER HAVING NO FUR
Their use for them family carriage barouche, and light
scp wagon al substantially made and In good oray NAY
Sesesn ~ so Seventh avenue.
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A SSIGNEES SALE.-WM. Writers WILL SELL ON
IA Saturday at 10 o'clock 1T 1877 Canal street. IL cooking
together with the fixtures; also quantity Of hand
some parlor, CHI bera and kitchen siture.
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cxPREsa AGENCIES.

ExPREsS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., PARCELS AND BAG
~ delivered to part Of tho CITY, ssosboAt rail
stations after November 14th GEOHGE y NpNCks
LIN Co. proprietors of telegraph Rrpr-ss
IMPRESS RENovED.-TuE OFFICE OF BERFORD 4
II Co.'S California. Virginia, North and South Carolina
Express, is removed to No. 80 Broadway.
BERFORD CO., 81 Broadway.
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A UcTIoN NOTICE-H; WILSON, AUCTIONEER,
IA will sell this day at 10Y o'clock II IS Spruce street.
household furniture vBeds and bedding hair mattreses
bedsead Brussels and ingram carpets tables chairs
ieaus tetes tetes ONCE chairs sofas cooking paror
stoves erockery kitchen utensils two bills brady
20 600 seFArs, 10.
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HlNrELs.


TTOTEL AND RESTAURANT. - THE SUBSCRIBER
IL leave to inform his friends and the public that he
iexsed Of the ak story building contain
ing 10 r0ors avenue, the of Twenty
third the junction ~ the First and Second avenue
railroad and will before the first Of December rs
tho Eastern Exchange House. Lines of stages pass the house
the principal fe and railroad stations in the city
Families IN obtain suits room& Single gentlemen be
with furnished with or without board
ont the most liberal Apply on the pr amiesa.
/. LUKE BLAKELOCK Proprietor.
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IVORY HANDLED TABLE CUTLERY, CARvERS. &C-
SILVER plated German silver table forks TO 20
DOZEN baskets casters 60 also Cornelus solar Aud
lamps Eirandoes mantle osndebra gas fixtures shAnde
liers &c MORGAN 1862 william between Fulton and Ann
streets, opposite the church
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UCTION NOTCE.-THOS. BELL AUCTIONKER-
"A by w. 8. Ipsraham-This day At 10M o'clock, In the
sales No 10 North William street sale Of elegant
and furniture twenty sofas coaches and sofa
beds locking assses elegant pantins. also gee csrss n
teias types Rugges &c at lbs o'clock four
hook cases. bureaus waJ drobe,
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ID c. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
a IS Nassau street near Fulton KEMP win sell At
large Of household furniture, Of good quality
consisting carpets mirrors china grand action
the 9oan made by Gilbert
one rosewood octave panoforte fine instrument
brocaee and green velvet library and secretary book
carved rosewood and mahogany marble dressing
God centre pier fancy and side
tables; mahogany toto atetes, SOFAS chairs sewing
chairs spring seat psrlor do mahogany etegeres painted
and enamelled chamber furniture suite with and without
marble mahogany French and other bedeads fine
mattresses holsters and pillows mahogany and oak extern
tables breakfast French china and coffee
decorated china ornaments toilet sets glass
table cutlery clocks 40 Also several valuable oil paint
and general rtment Of household furniture
worthy of attention Goods purchased to cut Of city
packed for shipping reasonable Charge by
ricnced packers Catalogues the morning of sale Also,
two scat open osrrax will be sold at O'Clock, and
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INOR sALE-A ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLE, WITH
large balls other apparatus to be sold cheap
cash inquire At 1852 Pearl street. corner Of Franklin square,
in ma dYy ods
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WHITING FACTORY FOR sALE-Now IN FULL
w operation located in this city containing two chalk
mills mill burr MILL cracker kiln for drying,
steam engine boiler For sale low if applied for
Address. l.. M, box 3,4l5 Post Office.
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LBERr NICOLAY, AUCTlONEER.--ELEGANT
a and costly Household Furniture; very valuable and
shsics Oil Paintings BY old Plane gro
acnon made BY the celebr ated Erard Of France 3D.
,o ALh5RT NIcoLAY will SELL on Friday Nov lth st
Sixth avenue elegant and costly household furniture in
good order sold consequence Of the owner removing
from the CITY, consisting In of handsome velvet
psstry carpets rosewood carved marble centre tables
rich satin brocade rosewood piano, grand aotien made
by Erard Of France French pier glasses with
complete set Of enamelled bedroom furniture grain
bureaus ana tsbies one sick chair
ID with morocco Bru:sss and ingram stair carpets oil
lures consisting Of gilt chandeliers with globes and
brackets rosewood and mahogany segeres &C., TO- &C., to-
9ether with variety Of kitchen utensils and twelve stoves
Of kinds the above furniture made order
cash In bankabe money and deposit required from
purchaser Catalogues be had ut the oce Of the
40 Wall street.
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.-
"A Household furniture sales
AUCTION.

Ths .nds,sisnsd gives his PERSONAL attention usual On
thc private residences families breaking housekeeping
Ut the Of CAsh advances made
whom required. ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Real estate and general auotionse No. 40 all street,
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EvUKkiSHLD ROOMS To lEf ar NO CLINTON
PaocTwo elegant psrors the FIRST door, and
raj derrs'le rooms tho nd and third Breskfast
gwen required First class restaurant in ,bs basement
RefereRces EXCHANGED.
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DRAWING $50 AND ss5 LOTS FOR s2s-PAY FOUR
~ shilIiugs week The subscribers Lots
notified the dividing will be ground Tuesday,
November Pay up all that Subscriptions received
and excursion tickets obtained at SO Division street. New
York. Re at the cars at "A. NJ. Agent, e. Mcmahon.
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C. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER.-DUTCH BULBOUS
"A. roots, hyaenths, crown imperias jonaul,s tulips,
~ ociosk at No Wan street. Eve cases vandershoot
prime order just landed in lots suit worthy
OF attention Also Saturday At IL O'clock i've small
NJ Van Waveren Sons Dutch dubious prime
order, by the case. Catalogues ready.
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sIILLINEHY AND DREssmAKIso.


Mad. GONZhL CO., DRESsMAKERS, JUST AR
N rived from Paris, orswoman OF "A. daily, hDuIe Nj
nctte PARISH the inform tho ladies' that
has her 80 Howard street door from
Broadway where she hopes her gopd and fashionable
taste, to be patronzed by the ladies Of New York.
NEW FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, OF TUE LATEST
~ Partisan patterns a2y On yily ~ 7o5 , Broadway
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GREAT EAST NEW YORK LAND SALE POSTPONED
VI to Friday November lin consequence of the
storm of the great sale Of East New York pro-
pery postponed TO Friday November H. At the Mer
shAnt Exchange ~ IL O'Clock Sale peremptory Of the
& lets nnsold Terms Of payment easy
spply to CHAs. r. MILLER, Auctoneer, 1876 Broadway
wishing examine the property to-day will be fur
ished with tickets by railroad.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

nAGUERREoTYPEs-IN CoLoRs, FOR ONLY 80
cents, including elegant case at WKLLiNG'S cor
Of Blocker and Carmne streets pturs taxi AZ this
equal TO thebest products art
correct dura 10 likeness guaranteed in all Also
variety of fancy eases frames, loose &C. st grs at
ly reduced PRICES,
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DUKE COUNTRY MILR-PRIvATE FAMILIES THAT
wish 10 be supplied with milk from dairy DO
odated ny applying to James g. Cofey, No. 6 East
Twentieth street. New York.
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IRON BEDSTEADS WAREROONS.-CHKAP SPRING
Mattress and BEDDING Dsp3-Ths best beds for Asalth
$40 Also the elastic felt beds. pillows De- N. b.
Hotels DO, furnished promptly, 1t SIS Broadway,
rinne treak
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OMNIBUS PROPRIEToRS OR MISUNDERSTANDING
~ apply Hoys patent covered omnibus steps, for which
patent granted May q, 1851. and confirmed By tho
commissioner of patents ptember 49, 1888 obtain
rights reasons bic terms by applying to WA H. HOYT,
$50 Ninth avenue.
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ITO SIGN PAINTERS OR ORNAMENTAL DECORA-
tors-For sale. the whole interest in manufac
we'll and eommsnds itself to practical bu
York and Brooklyn and specimens at the Crystal
The profits from 100 to $50 percent and it's invest
ment for small capital Apply 10 H. KIRBY, Is Water
street or J. Cannon l76 N yrtfe avenue, Brooklyn.
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OAKLEY 4 WRIGHT WILL SELL TUESDAY, NO;
Fulton Brooklyn, forty very building lots
situated at Canarse town of Flatlands L. southerly side
of the road leading from Canarse to Vanderveers Mill
nearly opposite the Bay Cottage EAST Of the road leadna
the contemplated plank road from ferry Canarss
Bay. This will be fine opportunity to purchase lot to
build summer permanent residence upon the bay,
where all the plca of bathing fishing 20, be
Ky v ine Of srst runnine from Fulton
ferr, place. and pass within six hundred feet of
Title perfect Terms 30 can't remain bond
and mortgage for two years ct six per cent.
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II ;
Co. auotoReers, will sell NJ auction Friday, Mo-
vember H. 1t 10Y O'clock at the sales rooms No Pine
street fresh article Of the best
era and made 10 the best manner the Broad
retail trade comprising suits Of white ermine mountain
martin Canada sable genet French squirrel fox fitch sable
mink swans down. stone martini African lynx, real usre
lynx martin sable &c mus, vctorinss cuffs boas
DC Sleigh and lap robes lined and trimmed;
African lamb prairie WOLF hear, panther, genet
bad sabella white WOLF and other fancy and plain
robes The attention Of the ladies pArtiou
larly called 10 this sale
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE, THE LEASE
stock and fixtures of dsgu gallery doing bun,
ness Of $500 Reasons for selling given by applying
at 208 Bowery.