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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
Waterbury. AUG. 25. ,53.

Waterbury, aug. 70, %.
AzEL SPALDING. ESQ. DEAR StR,-I have
Just heard Joseph Moody Jr., the anti Maine
Law candidate, for senator, positively assert
that you and q. II, Smith Esq, had abandoned
the ground you occupied at the late Law and
Order Convention, that you both repudiated its
proceedings, and would not support It's nominees
place no confidence in such statements, but it
is possible that others, less acquainted with you,
may, therefore for the good of the cause Of EN-.
pefance, viii you favour me with a statement of
how the fact Is, as soon as convenient and OBJ
ige' Respectfully,
JAMES GREEN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
ORLEANS COUNTY.

For Senator,
w. NJ. DICKERMAN, of Coventry.
For States Attorney,
JOHN l.. EDN ARDS, of Derby.
For Sheriff,
S. S. KIMBfLI., of Barton.
For Judge of Probate,
THOMAS JAMESON. of Irasburgh.
For Assistant Judges County Court,
JOHN N. ROBINSON, of { harleston
LUTHER PAGE, Of Westfeld,
For High Bailifl,
JOHN GUILD, of lIashurgh.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
ELECTION, TUESDAY, SEPT. o.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

For Senators,
L. P. WALTON, JR.,
JAMES GREEN.
Tor assistant Judges Of The Co. Court,
DON p. CARPENTER,
ABEL X. WARREN.
For States Attorney,
HEMAN CARPENTER.
For Judge Of Probate,
OSMAN DEWEY.
for Sheriff
II. l.. BRIGGS.
For High BaiiT
HARRISON KEFCHUM.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01

The Crystal Palace. To these who would en-.
Joy all the pleasure and advantages of visit to
the Worlds Fair at the City of New York, but
cannot spare the time nor well afford the ex-
pense we heartily recommend " The Illustrated
Heckiy Record Of .Ntp York Exhibition Of In.
d usi,y Of all .Naiions," edited by Professor b
Selliman ir, and C. r. Goodrich, Esq and pub
lished by G. r. Putnam, & Co., No. TO- Park
Place, New York. This is an able and beauti.
full work, and gives faithful record of the his
tory, progress and results of the New York In.
dustrial exhibition, and is afforded, with the De
scriptve Catalogue of all articles exhibited up
to the close of the exhibition, at the very low
price of $500. lf taken separately, the record
would be SO; the Catalogue 50. There will be
some four or five hundred beautiful ongraviugs
in the work. illustrating the articles exhibited
1t will be the Palace aud its contents, in NINA
ture, and will be work which every Farmer,
Artisan anu Mechanic should have in his libra
~. Specimen numbers of the work may be
seen at our bookstore, where subscriptions will
be received.
NN.eb 90 ,cprt - q, E.,t on a.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01

RigM about face August ls, the Patriot
announced that Walton and Merrill had bolt ed
from the whg party by taking part in the Law
and Order convention. August 25, the same
Vermont Patriot announced that the object Of
the Law and Order Convention was the deslruc-
ton of the democratic party, and that Walton &
Co had made an arrangement altogether in fay
e d.. ,,L;..t oc.o,,,so :, =, -, .a...-,,
NJ. NV :, r.. A.
W a,'Y" "'N - w 80
fence we only suggest 10 inc editor OF the
Patriot the proprety ofhereafter putting guide
board at the head of each Of his editorials, des-
ignating their proper character such, for in
stance. as
"This is Lie"
This is 10 rull dem Gratis"
This is 90 suck in free-soers"
his Is u cheat wings.
,r t'o co. , Ii1 J u9e o. W. au,'',','o
Ps,riot-next week the Patriot will take the on
poste tack"
The object aimed at by the Law and Order
convention was OF course me destruction OF ,he
1870 70 70 ~, P''''' III wv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01

The ioreco ng letter having been shown me-
on my return take pleasure ia saying that Mr.
9paidlns has but done me justice, and that
shall vote the entire temperance ticket.
O. II. SMIrH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
From the Vernon, Patriot of Aug 25 all except the Italc
THE E.lSTMlVAND MOODYTlCKET-
TRUCK AND DILKER.-THE OLD CLIO
V n FOOr

Eastman g. 20. through their tools magma nj
mousy agree TO vote for two Uhigs whose dejsesf
IS morally certain, leh their ief handed aid, and
claim the states attorney and the sheriff, the two
best Offices IN the county, and one senator that is
NOT democrat-bi acted nth those teho tpere
stigmat,-ed last year By the Patriot as "boiters "
Every iphg officer that Eastman & 90. concede
to the ichgs Is bound TO be defeated and il is be-
yond rum power TO eject them-while no officer
they claim can come within thousand rows OF
applesees OF an election, without 'ghig aid! To
the Hhigs and Ffeesoiers, the rum coalition
concede nothing, and claim States attorney.
sheriff and Senator, that they can elect NO way,
unless by rum coalition, magnanlmously throw
ing m J. a. Pad to bind the bargain, though no
sane man believes for a moment, that he can be
elected, OF that they even will vote for him.
Everybody remembers the story of the Indian
and the Yankee. who, as the Joint result of a
days hunting, found themselves in possession OF
crow ana turkey. "Now,n said the Yankee "a
the Indian, "pll take the turkey, an6 YOU may
take the crow, OF, you may take the crow and Phi
take the turkey" A" All !" said the Indian, "You
NO rALS TURkEr, TO ME, AT ALL" Twist and
turn Eastman and Cos arrangement as many
ways as you will, and The result is the same
II Is TURKEY to them, and CROW to the rum Uhigs
and Free Solers. Now, as the entire TURKEY
belongs 10 the Hhigs, If they attend to their ow n
bu mess, we advise them to do lust THAT SAME
and not make fools of themselves BY allowing
EGsfoidn, .'ioody a. Co., TO unbag their stale
game and bamboozle the idea into consideration
that any thing is 10 be made by trading with u set
OF political sporlsmen whose entire stock in trade
consists OF half-a dozen cRows, and as Mr.
Manlallini would say, "demnitlon mean" ones
at that
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
ESSEN COUNTY

For Senator,
WILLIAM II. itARTSHON
For assistant Judges,
HARVEY G. Fay,
MIRON >. CHANDLER.
For Judge Of Probate,
ORAMEL CRAWFORD.
For States attorney.
REU BEN &. BENTON.
For sheriff,
GREENLEAF WEBB.
For High BailiG,
SAMUEL X. BENNETT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
Amounting to
,.,r.,,,u .,,,,.l1,
$IS5,624 AZ
al ~ 81

Amounting TO SlS5,624 AZ
Averaging annually, Sil,S7I SO
I he cost OF government in New Hampshire
for the three years, deducung Judiciary expen
SEES, has been:-
For year ending June /, 1851, Sl23,s SOS CO
A" |, 1892, S6637O ~
/, 65i, s6 l25 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

For Senator's,
JOSHUA STEVENS,
MORDECAI HALE.
For assistant Judges,
ORA CROSBY,
ALDER I w. BURROUGHS.
For States Attorney,
HENRY ). BARTLETT.
For Judge Of Probate,
CHARLES :. DANA.
For sheriff,
GEORGE IDE.
For High Bail.G
JOHN II. DAMON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
WASHINGTON COUNTY LAW AND OR.
DER TICKET.

DER TICKET.
For Senator's,
ROYAL WHEELER,
JOHN GREGORY.
For ASSISTANT Judges,
ALONZO PIERCE,
DENSLOW UPHAM.
For Judge Of Probate,
JOSLPn POLAND.
For States .liornev,
HEMAN CARPENTER.
For sheriff
HIRAM l.. BRIGGS.
For High Buihf,
HARRISON KErCHUM.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01

Wash. co. court is postponed to Sept. 90, on
account of the Fair. See notice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01

Here is another excellent article in reply to
the Patriot:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

~ nav pT:G1.. IL, .as essa ..a
i've end sessu To.. = c hem:
street, NON II 10 ss s'S so ~ A'''''
A eARp;-1He gN9ERsiGNkD. MANUr AcrU sEss
Of gold psns ..d geld and silver pencil sad pc o:
s:ss . sss,1 sss':
asns " s:' ~. :sas.s s. q
~ Of superior geld peas and p.nsls snsbss perssas ,
r'Sf CO.. x Made: lane, i IN. ~ s.oss..y =
AMERICAN FLUID sAGNEsIA-aN AoREEABLI
n... ia,;Hs SSila.a s.;.sa.ry suited sf;' *:
isa:s.. ana Ss II .ds s 20 kd.esp
roaSwsy Rnss.on Clare as:. ~ and Sad
hoLBRooKE MARTIN a CO. I57 Broadway.
A GREAT CURIosiTY-ExTEAcr YaoM Tae BAL
.ss.I Of nature. H Sss Sss sss
Ilrs old II. body, "soK lint; Of which are az
Pig ss.sa.: and !. sn,%. sss:ss: :.i
j. .Gsl.S sep%s, !, =: locks the ss
% Ss's
:.ssG
RlLLIAkps IN BROOKLYN. MONTAGUE
s.: il ~ .s:ss NJ. Al: 4:
ii.s' .. 'sSis: &. y. s'T n::.
AZ" Wv 's,ss
1yBlAF SPRING MATTRESS wAKreOoxs, IRON
" Lsd,ess and bedding dspo,Ths hss!shs sprias NAE
j. Hard mattresses altered 90 nsss spr,ns S.d q =
, h 40 o. ss.s ID. si hot oss'Ss t
senrt Plsas eau and examine 81 $50 broadway, below
{ ,nssICAIs, DRUGS, METALS AND oxIDIs-
workers CHEMICALS pailss plate wire m,tsiiio ne
ing putty fer glass and marble best roas.
sy 'iSiA % rs . '
tirrIzEns sE Impossa Upor az
nsS,s", ~ns prsn ,o 10 ~. a'f, , to XIII It,
s,esrs house: vi.host stencil &c, cvsrAse
cootA's eslebrs'ed bsosus snnaiAtot.
L'RoN go To .scu .PsR csNr TO BE MADs NY
am enc % n.ht heslth. and heterabls busness %
rFueuons VII bs had ~ rs'prh matt ny ,Jure.spg -css
gid, e.h z .rcssed IN brown eavelops, n. l. Cock
NooD NEws-TnR GENUINE BOHEMIAN HArR
sto hest they had AND =. oiS hall the poo t,ss
spA dsnseists snd hsid-ssss "a sy or sountr sup-
sil,d On liberal toms Depot III Hudson stsoer. Give
NICOLAv& CO.. MANUFACTURERS OF ARTIFICIAL
lN lTs suricsl ortho csdce i-stru-
nertt trusres basdasosete AZ 8roaiway second a,er
OcHRE. &o.-LHNDTNo, Io5 CASKS YELLOW Ro-
e cass rT,ach vissys. From nv warsons" a Sr,S
r,r G pts' No 8 rss:
fev.s 70 ~ spryp, sF so%S So s sss,s
sud from too and S.o - ?. Admi.sios, 81 essss.
] IN s,y Faanary ci wss 81 Ts Ss ,,.c.S
T5fEisL poSSsiL sh.r. Re p y. : fsssss 4
s. s .: strs ' .s.s Ssa ss'
ralliasa, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-13

JkCATTA-0N Tuesday. July 10TH, FOR saw
~ hna.s ison hneen 70 swertyseven FEET 81 Ter
sv ard so to the second best bae In the race
rhsn,e 70 TO ftart at one o'fcck from Emo Atlaris
Hotei Hohofer. All boats must bt ertered on Or
snonuhy July H. A. Barker. Hoboksu.
TUE FOOT RACE BETWEEN HiFAM p HORTON
Cis Va sumervie Van Wart VIII not take place at Pe.k
49, WA WeN paying fortcit, owing ~ On accident
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-13

n B. NASH. AUcrIoNEEk-sronE NO M6 BROAD.
~. vay;-Mortsaee Sale q billiard Tables and Furni
second and third stories. Vii 30 .sS
ss" 's sss: and
marble bed and one Of them !. osnrou sable ".
n isr.s. SsIas.' .sdais. t..
every Monday and WcS 1ssdsy .. u O'Clock
PERkMpToRY FonEcL0sUkE Sale or ARLiNa
ton House That splendid mansion End highly smbsl
ssd lawn Of ten snas r. .S i;' N. La
s'S
q BssS Ring: miles @ sss
s.;s ;d =
.Tss. II s ..a H.
With sixteen sty isss hi.h s:..so ssaic
rs and ~ nd wiz. R T. h'
y.iu: p h: prqrIs i g, cSs And VIM Dc. dsuss
Ike /. ISsr. are lodges At tho nsin satrsnss and an
si'''''''A ''' = 'D' JAMES ARLINGTON BsNSEr.
~. cabinet FURNITURE Lssse Of store &c this day
s 70 r. 10 ssss S. =: sssI
vii se suction the ents steh Of vauA lie furniture 81
BIosaway t. :: sold sSovs s.h:as q
1ss; s.;ns Of
seldom Offered .: austion snd presents very svor-b.
goo s'f si s s p py % .os
S T ut. 40 .as Of
r:r Sc resfis. AZ esbpet arnouIs VITA uir
Win mirror dosn corner ia"Ss .ssir' .sis let:
solar vosiro oLars; library secretary booh GASES;
carved rosewood bedteads bureaus sad hstxnss
eured horse hair mattress nshoarny and oak sStass
dining tables carved eood AID maho toe
centre and cables In great vars msho Aay SOFAS
ete tetos spring scat cbaHs freech and gothic hedeads
oksirs pGintso and ehsmslled chamber furniture
match ard ertry varsity 81 furniture usual Snt In
large furniture warehouse, all of With will wi,hout
AIRY reserve for cfsh, by order OF Oh Lout Ea
sgpes deposit wilt DO required - every
Of the store will afro be sold toeeter With al n.
bxtprss fo- particulars sppy 10 ths auctiosss-
20 Nassau street near fulton Catalogues sns ora,nt
Of safe. Also Tor sale, three iron Mates
M JON ES AUCTION ER-CONSrAIAgS
w. JONES HENkN will sill, this Gay y. p'll O'CLOCK
st 40 spruce str ct BY srtue Of clsrs
sbhoh walnut tabes Brus-es carpets so;a pNr o.
bonts h,x OF TOYS " eneravirs lookinssiass eosse
rAt0ts III loentos mattresses, oedstsads SO.
ChAs. w KRUGER, Constable
hynL DE SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION, ON FRI-
W day 18th inst at VI O'CLOCK H. the forenoon, tt3
premises In street ncxt door To- 80 etrsno
to thu touor aud pst the entrance ~ tho cysth Pa
lace the leate OF The above lot having Bins Az
months 70 With the ,uidiag thereon .tsesr With th
farcdininatoota rctsn water Ind otnsr hxtugas
PARTICULARS At sals
VA. Writer'S AnotIsroer Is7 Canal stree.
y v. CARsINGToy. AyCi CONVERSATIONS No
~. uesIsrhs spscis sails OF German srsncb sns RnL
fancy orisiLs the stass ~ Messrs e. 0eras
iSfsy Street. ssrtss Carrie ,or NJ q sro.a .st.e,
rcsr % The above we'll tnown la ,orsees, osas
lac o largo sd general assortont o. all Vi, usual s,ys
fNney good. ipd su wares Of thir Import At psrt
which IA fate oobdlioa Ihcuaed IL tho
elt wbt found sire ssd double sgrs os JswsharpA
sssee tssortoi dsas IS casks sate pencil oss.
marbles ~ bcxes pipes Ml GarmAa ssgars va
sssh csstcsrrs and ssmglss on the morniik " Als,
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MUSICAL


BOSTON PIANOS-T GILBERT co THE CELEBKA-
ID ted manufacturers OF pianos aud OF the ,lsa
patent right In order the cxens
OF New York and vis,iy and their Soathern AID wsstra
cust have made with the subscriber TO
supply the u AIDE whosa and retail at prices t.
Co pisnos toe vol known to need oommsnda
ton The subscriber has the largest assortment Of pano
with and without the cellar to be found In tss city The
soaA does not Interfere with njure the psro in this
least T. G. Co have just made scals to their
planes which Is superior 10 and depth OF
thing that has before been presented to the public
The purchase uoeey refunded second hand pianos crest
bargaina prices from $40 to $3.50 Dealers ppied the
most liberal terms. Pianos TO let. HORACE WATERS,
NO S3 Broadway corner of Anthony street pmbs Of
music, and dealer In musical ipstru of all kinds
(NORBYNS ELEGANTLY PRINTED EDITION OF IT.
~ lustrAted Opera Books In English and Italian, with
the pieces OF vocal music for sale at the ooe
pal music and bookstoIe The publisher be the
patrona Of the that he has connection with
other edition. Norma" With eleven pieces Of MUSIC,
ready: Be your guard and buy only Corhyn's ILLUS
trsted Opera Book SHhkIDAN CORBYN, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-13

n W. HULMES AUCTIUNEEk-SALE OF ELBGAN1
~. furnissre. o.rpts oil psstinFs snsraviege Ae-C
HOLMES will sell this day. Wednesday, July II. at
* O'clock all the furniture in the four story brown
stone house No. 10 Forty 6tth street, broadway
tapestry Brusslls and ingram carpets oil cloth
teng eegaat suite In French satin
fancy table,; sofss tate asses and chairs In hair
clio and dsmask Ahogany and marble TYP secretaries
and sboards card and work tables marble tsp bureaus
and wahstand carved mahogany spring seat chairs aad
eurss h0sse hsir pssEs.s forty ane steel plate snsssy
sets elegant silt china silver plated
ivory cutlery extension dsing to ls orookerJ and
class ware and Kitchen furnit &c Broadway
stages the eoor and sixth withia
Ll.ck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-13

COLDIERS WANTED-FOR THE UNITED SrAfkS
- cavalry service Recruiting rendezvous 40 Grad 81
THE ATLANTIC GUARDS TAKE THIS METHOD or
returning their thanks to officer CLARKE ofths Chiefs
oce and officers WogaI aud aher Of the Fourth district
police FOR their gestemsnly department whom the Neg
York Volunteers and the Atlantic Guards goiag
Cast Gard af the funeral Of Lieut. Henry Elert
i. BOYLE, Secretary. WIN. A. BRUsLR. cap.aia.
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no MANUFACTURERS. MECHANICS .Yn ,ra,,,,

fCOhANuFAc1VhFRs,h MECHANICS, AND OFFERS :
For salo--A taiusbe property conta ninx sLa., -
o. rhIy auc,ve land lately ssa5sd dawn w,,h
cats END Timothy In tho parish ot Greeuscd 1000, =,
Iyirftlt and State Of Connecticut sbout M i.s ~
New York twesnd bali nes frou tie Fa,raeii dsoos
AVID Smith port landing wbcncs vessels piy setn
Rev York On the premis two dweIiiny bousa. ~ ~
honse ioe foue, smoke house 10 stonsbrljinr .sons
forty feet square TIRES stories and built In Tia E
ssttis msnuer, at great expense sith csenIys bug
gt sdoing covering rome two hundred feet In sxt,ns
never iang streaa Of water which arc neyornI mn
e runs through the nds and cahbe applied e. tis
n-' ~ Rttam engine other purposes Price a. Ri, ~
Ntiob tive lrhs msy rsmain mortSaye II r.auircd
hlr valuable tract of land mile end half froy, IL,
pnrh church OF Greenfield lils continar "A sxtearIso
arnry Of taiIding stone OF rsmaiss bespv With al ~
". cores OF isnd Price SO Apply 60 JAMES II NUY.
FhI SreenH IA hill Conneoticut " MOTT MUIR W
eeAsshcr ~ law, rs Nassau stscst, New York.
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CLOTHING,

NAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Persons DESTROYS Of their cast OF toss
into cash. obtain +. price BY seadDg for the subss
her, ct his residence or through the Post ofAse.
l.. N. DUSSELDORF, No IL Elm street
N B.-Ladies attended to by Mrs Dusseldorf
NAsT OFF CLOTHING-Tw0 THOUSAND DOLLARS
worth wanted The highest price will be literally
given in current money la,ge small Of good
left clothing of every description Address through
store. No. IL Orange street. Chatham.
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED-LADIEs
~ and gentlemen having an TO dispose Of osn re sive
place Canal street. and 81 West Broad BY
ter per post addressed to s. COHEN Ladies attended
by Mrs. Cohen,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-13

A UCTION NOIICE.-THOS BELL AUC1IONEER.-
IA b, W. INGhAHAM. this day At l0k O'Clock, Ia the
auction No 10 North William street. extra Of
top tables bureaus looking glasses pictures French sad
otter bedsteads nAttresse as sofa beds chairs eaten
ii, tables GASES &o Il O'Clock, BY order
Marshal 2cssks brandy 300 6ns segars 80 carpet bags
table boxes elnret &C. Large sales Friday and sat
nrdax Bell has nectlon With No ID spruce street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-13

A UC1ION NOTICE -BY WILLIAM W SHIRLEY
IA crocksry glsse china amps and goods Wsdses.
dav July 8 az 10 O'Clock regular sale day general assert
ment in lots for retailers and srocers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-13

ITO PRINTERS.-YOR 81 L. TWO SINGLE CYLINDER
Napier presses calculated for either beck news
PRINT sheet 4xb2 inches bed Il 43x56 inehss Also,
Ysdum hand press Also S0Oe lbs Of small piee aad 30
lbs Of EnGhsh Hps AL nearly new, aaa will be sold
at great hargain. Inquire Of JA0kS COMMON 4 SON,
20, 81 Aad IS BesknAn street.
ITO WATCHMAKRRS AND JEWELLEKs.-FOa SALE
the lease Axturss. and stock Of 79a Catharus
street doing good business Can he obtan,d
terms VIII he sold with ~ithout the stock
suit purchasers. Can DO used for other business
TWO ELEGANT FIRsTCLAss HOUSES. ONTwENTY.
first street. for sale They just finished with every
modern improvement, four stories, and we'll built and
ented Ia the most fashionabs part OF the city, Also.
Madison Also other houses
prices from IS 900 $50 600 Apply r. KINSaTMER
No $40 Fourth avenue before A. NJ and after F. NJ.
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w JONES AUCTION EXTRAORDINARILY sALE-
w. Jon ES HENkN will sell this asy =. nv O'Clock
% 40 10 spruce str ct BY srtde Of airs
sbihoh walnut tablcs Brussels carpets SOFA Nr o.
bonts hex Of TOYS ~ enersviirs looking glass xe-
rAtots, ~ logntos mattresses, ocdstsads so.
GhAS. w. KRUGkK Conssf,ie
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n b. NASH AUcTIONEER-sT0REN No 80 BROAD.
-. vay-Mortgaee Ssfo, u billiard Tables and Furni
tnre poitve saleOn Friday July Is ct 10 O'clock At 80
broadway second and third steres VIII DO sold Superior
billiard tables, nearly new. Win bsIts. eros, m:oss and
markers mao by Winant One Of the shove tables has
marble bed. and one of them 10 cannon table. Aio,
counters wAshstAnds chairs shsdss a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-13

ON GOOD FARM CONTAINING SEVENTY ACRES
~ 9tttt quality land IN tire Of Warren Samers"t
count, New jersey, IN German neigh arond ans III
&c me rom Scrnnn church will scld very low IN
.rputa ioF immeaiteiy. 20 DE MOTT CO. ~ CEambsrs
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UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE SALE THIS DAY. BY
"A ThOsT, suotioneer store % Spruce street ss 20
Splendid furniture OF all kinds Ga ks superior
French brandy $50 boxes 70 looking glssses 10 oouch
6eads sofas beds 100 0hairs ~ bar
room do pictures. Dc.
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E0oD ELWs.-TnR GENUINE BOHEMIAN HArR
VI i've sheaJ Of MI gstiton. Oar say
hest they sver had sno ~ olS half the peo t,sS
otbers charge Prptod instracticUs us. IL Msy-
esut druggists sud bsird-ssRs "a y or saurtry sup-
slid upsrai toms Depot III Hudson stsoer Give 10
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4 TSiTeD STATES SCHOOL A0BNCY, dsrp BY H.
~ WILCOX 2.s Byosdway Constant lntrod notiore NJ
engagements for tho ost nstuians sae os sobsrs pu
pl matrc "a All school property 50 Every dollar In
suoscssfuL
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L,ROM go To 2VU PsR CsNr TO Bg MADs NY
enc ~ U.ht. healthy and honorable busness
USE Warranted 90 he he shuy Cnn,plets m
rrnetons viii bs had ~ rsph msil ny ,idre.sp -css
efd, ~fih u enclosed IN brown euvelops, n L. COCK
crswfe tdsyills Indiana
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cox TO &I PER WEEK GOLD AND SILYnK
PACplatpg by new process onjeweiry aad plated sss-
live and beautiful art work 1T home suitable
apparatus required Call At No ~ Hudson
street, tom 10 ~ IL ald 2 to 4 O'Clock.
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OAl4sae "A AULTUU6,

UCTION NOTICE.-ROCKAWAY AND BUGGY
n agoDs ,uctiopThis day At IL O'Clock In front Of
Dey street Of Grsen~ieh assortment Of
Koekaway and buggy c0mpsi, both sht and
heavy builds Of different styles close roof business
pleasure wagons double and single harness, rens TO-
WELLINGTON A. CAkTER, Aucttoneer,
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TUE CpEhP LONDON ANN PARiy PlGH0H, AK,
4 an Millinery Goods brppripD. NJ IL li0htsS4ttin,
very tensva vbo,essi, and retail desis "a saie docs
sna brurt ri ming rihbons sk, satns vesot Howsrf
ano ra,ery srt.css, No 80 bow@y, oerncr 81 Hcstef
STREE Mcrohants aad miiliaers supplied ~ tho lowest
Ayc..cn pucss.
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LrUuND- ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, IN A Lot IN
the neghborhood OF thirty third street silver watch,
which osner can ot.n h proving and apply
Ing TO JOHN MliCHELL, ~ Thirty second street
Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-13

I 0sT-oN THURSDAY JULY T. 1855 ON GREEN
~ wich street.. between Warren d ca.moers small
pr'eponnaie ont aiming Is In bills and certi.cste
SIT 1hom psons Bank.g H.use way Any per
ably rewarded.
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Tor SAIE-A FARM. OF SIXTY ACRES, IN RYE,
i Westchestcr county. twenty seven miles from New
York on the Boston tarn pike about midw between the
nearly ell pasture and tlsbe land good house and out
buildings large barn &c Price S2 Ono For further
ticulRIs, ina ure of u. II. BURGER q Chatham