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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-15

=. The Senate Journal for 1858, pub
lished by Tuttle 4 Co., of Rutland. is
admirably printed on good paper and
on clear type, and is, we think, the
best looking public document ever
printed in this State. We miss the
annual report Of the State Librarian
which is required to DC printed in the
appendix Of the Senate Journal and
are surprised at the omission.-.St. Al.
bans Messenger.
The reason of the " omission, {"
SO unaccountable to the Messenger, is
simply that no such report has been
made in the Senate, or anywhere else.
All reports made to the Senate, Of any
Importance, were printed, either IN the
body of the Journal or in the Appen-
dix.
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IL Messfs WM. HALL & Soy, 239
Broadway, New York, are leading firm
in that city, in the manufacture and sale
Of musical instruments, and in the pub.
LEGATION OF music. They are the pub
fishers of the favorite composer, VIM.
Vincent Wallace, and issue, also, great
variety Of vocal and instrumental music.
both classic and new.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-15

DOUGLAS BURNT IN EFFlGY BY
PIERCE DEMOCRATS. AT a recent
meeting in Warren, Ohio, Of the Dem
ocrats, who supported Pierce for Pres
ident, Senator Douglas, the author of
the Nebraska bill, was publicly burnt
in eifigy. In two other different places
at the West, we have seen accounts of
the same significant performance
Freeman.
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Petersons Ladies National Maya.
sine. the most popular of all the month.
lies with many of our readers, and Ole
which VIC particularly regret to miss. has
failed to reach us for the last two months
VIII the publisher please forward the
February and March numbers
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-15

BEAUTlFrL,-Mr Petit of Illinois. q
defender of the Nebraska Outrage, &C.
clared the other day in the Senate, that
the Missouri compromise ought to be re.
pealed, and that the introduction to the
Declaration Of Independence, shat all
men are born free and equal" is lie.
This is very pretty democracy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-15

The INDEPENDENT.-Owing to the
destruction of the publishing Office Of
The Independent by fire, some of the
subscribers will doubtless fail to re-
ceive their paper. Those who do not
receive it are requested to inform the
publisher, Mr.. Joseph II. Ladd, No.
%, Beekman St., New York, as soon
as possible, and also state the time, as
shown by their receipts when their
subscriptions expire. Exchange pa
pers and the press generally will confer
a great favor by publishing this notice.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-15

@ The Boston Daily Bee has been
much enlarged, and appears in new type.
Its price has been doubled. It is now
fine looking paper, and We wish it
much success.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-15

E The town of Irasburgh, at its
March meeting, unanimously adopted
resolution denouncing the attempt to re-
peal the Missouri Compromise.
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Elected March Z, 1854. -
JAMES McDoNALD, Ioicn Clerk.
CALVIN HILL,
Horace CRANE, Seiectmen.
EDWIN b DorGLAs,
RErBEN i. FULLER, 1olcn Treasurer.
HARRY GooDEIcH, Constable.
JACOB W. CoNRoE,
ALIEN Foor, Assessors
JAMES NJ. SLADE,
Oziss Seymour, James NJ. Sladc, Jos.
II. Barrett, Dorastus Wooster, Jason
Davenport, VIM. II. Eldridgo, George
Wilkinson, Grand JWors.
George Smith, Supk. Com. Schools.
Edward d. Barber, Ioirn Agent.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-15

ESr Rev. Henry Ward Beecher re.
tracts favorable notice of +" Hot Corn
Sketches" which he had previously
given to that work.
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Vote for County Commissioner.

Below we give the vote for County
Commissioner, in this County, SO far as
heard from. Some towns have not yet
held their meeting. Hon DAVIS Rich,
is reelected with scarcely any opposition:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-15

B6- Charles +. Stamford has been
appointed pension agent at Burlington,
vice VIM. j. Odell, removed.
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Town officers Of Middlebury,

*For Il. D. Barber. tFor Nathan Wool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07
MATRIMONIAL.

MADAM MOpROw WILL MAXI MAfRIMoNY eAsY.
l Asd wnk 80 Aappy pair 20 together vko viii
Erg1 ktppnses Of kiies: "a iii
shsv yos Assssai aad Abssas frisn n tsros
nsru ment which she VIII 10 iluuin, AZ and m
unnate itss By nveking the powers II fAr vcndssfu
science which has Atenbsd Thousands dur r bsr trsvss
street bssvssA Cannon ssa celsnSa. Ckntsmsa "a
MATRlMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
VII ssnd 70 any = on rses dollar pos. paid
plain 70 enable Ad gentlemen 70 win thu
devoted affections q A. nss o. opposite Their
Hearts msy oe.rs The wocsss 10 simple, Jet capt.
waiting hat al may be rarrsd irrespective Of
snes OF position ara las. though no. Least eau he
posibe. Addre.a Professor I~w.e~. Bastar W.n -
vssk s~Ash In ss Esss vaps pslss, w psssxs sA,
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OCULIsTs AND AUnxgrs.

TYR JAIEs W. POWELL, 0cULIsT, AuRIS1. 60 -.
~ his attention exclusvsy 70 dssasss q ths 80 anA
ssr from 20 soslesk daily - his chess e sssssXsy,
in As eity FOR twenty years DIR. Powss popu,ax ea-
tie Eye" be procured ~ his once. IL nay os
che paans Treasure which money cAnnoA
huy siso his ssf actin scd ear rtsins whieh 90
ssfss. ssrssssa s,sssas e ai,ii sssi 4 he usisA
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HOTE LIS.

CH a. LI HOUSE IsLIr L l., Is NOW OPEN FOR
ok BY Long xSos
CLARENDoN HOUSE coRNkR OF THIRD AVENUE
S1.enwood This residence for e. .s%
1t and fresh S..s Ssha
s su n q from the house
.'' ''' : - i QUINCY ADAMS.
Mast HOPE HOUSE; MAST HOPE. PA new
q shs psisssr. river The New YORK
sdnls s s9lsased
:s S::s:.: :ss.s,Ss day:
g.
rns Fri mac CHIFFON sff.P HHh A. Nay
foTmaton % had Of @. G. Hall 10 broadway N z
pTERRTPoNT HOUSE, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. WILL
day he june on The kssss
e.
% e: s %S.s ssSSny 4 h; and
gesi.l 81 Of families visiting u. n.,rope
sr. Bedroom. sts.sSsd having s.. water insre
.s:, All s' a..
ss n . .s " ss.:
visiting for pleasure having advantage quiet
srs ssa' "'' RON a0' ana KUssEn caAys 40
CtNHHR RErRIAT AND WATER CURE, RoUNr
- Hill, At Norshsmpton, Mass.-Ths most dslighsfs
retreat In all New England and extensive Water
Cure under the charge Of DR. HALSTED celebrated
fer his success In the cure Of chronic diseases.
CEA BATHING LONG BRANCH NEW JERSEY
The following houses for The reception q .ransns
y ss a q
tona House, Laird, Mansion Honss 18th June Crater
Kennedy United states Hotel 8 C. Merits, Pavilion He
tel 18th June James Green Bath Building; Hsnry
lands !. n coney.r Wardeil. Allegheny. fbs above
situated within four yards apart And
will Accommodate 900 boarders Tho above houses
the sea- and within hun arsd bathing
Persons DESTROYS Of securing address
propristcrs Long Branch, n J. s.ssmsrs T. O. Haisht
Alice Price, James Christopher and the 0osan Wave ply
daily from the foot Of Robinson and Murray Tor
time SEQ daily Diapers. LONG BRANCH PR0PRIRTORS
THE GRAPES MOTEL, NO lH GRAND STREET
near Crosby-PlsasaAt Furnished for gsntlsmsv
BY thu week digit Meals AL bosss dnnsr nom o.
70 o'clock Rirks old ohopa stNsHs
rsrsbits, a. As Private rooms fog pssisA 6ARRKTT
YERAkCR,
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la LBERT H. NICOLAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale Of fns old oil paintings Of high classA H. Moe
Co. y ell . .nson Thu.sa.y sad Fridsy even rem
are CELERY Ct the Insttuts Br.sSw.y near
EsQ dscsssed the whole Of the collection Of Pic
purchased and procured by Mr. Cummngs 1t srsns
Collection somprsss some paintings q high csss
md venture to assert thai greater number OF me
OLD have seldom or asyss been onssd a.
picture By oonpstsns judge. to BE- me spsc
sctios comysses come three hundred painting and in
ndss beeae e sns mo syasn os sr men men
Rsrul specimen and in splendid Msgdslens By
orrerfS nns historical and scripurAl picture, By Van
6yis, spsssoistt Tntorstt Ponsan, Luccs, 6iordsno
Dc Carlo Lsrssti and others The
ne psrticulSTly ans By Gerhard Dow Tensr Wssninx,
Oss, AIsxander, Aaee Dc Heem, Eisho Lanerea
snssrs Brovsr, Paul Bril- Brsnshsi zucar.iii SIR Pc
appeal e or friend. siding di..snes fss
bottom destined TO high rank smyng the most disn
flushed and recherche collections The paintings
view admission free 81 galleries above, from
Pollock A. n 70 r. NJ and will remain the days Of
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G. TyTTLE, Ayor1oNIER-sToCK AND LEASE

n C. FUTILE, AUCTIONHER.-STOCK AND LEASE
Of livery stable ct srstion-A c. Tuttle viii sell Q.
Thursday June 1t II o'clock the premises Nos IA and
Charlton street. the entire stock and lease Of Burts
stables oonssng Of eighteen valuable horses
and assn seconds three elegant Zone
calschs, ten light wagons with and tops
DO With two and three seats double and single ssghs
snkets 90 4so the lease Of the premises being Ave
sars une.pired 81 the Low rent q Ss With sufcis1t
be peremptorly sold without reserve for cash, and
eposit Of 2 cont required from all purchasers Cata
|oguss the day previous.
A. C.TUTTLK, Auetioneer, emes "a Broadway.
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CEcoND ANNUAL EXCURSION OF NRw YoRK

y Lodge. Ne s. American Protsstsnt Assosistion, on
Thursday June 1884 70 Mount Hermon, Bddlss Groves
and commodious America baress
yesfson end Fshki sseaesd ths occasion Tcketa
g. 70 admit One gentleman And lAAiss Landing-TsaSA
strsst, \. r.. at oe1eek Brocne street, D. r., eA6X
e'sl2ch Fulton street Breohlyn AK osiesk; plsr Ne
o'clock, Hammond street =. 81 snd ssrir1 street az
III peees celebrated bpAss lad CO iion band IA
ssSA..s H., ~ sssssssA
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ITO BE SOLD AT AUCTION-ON FRIDAY THE
ninth instant - eleven o'clock At NO. ~ Wes itrees
boilers brass kettles tea and coffee pots kettles sauce
pans Of ali kinds candlesticks Of all kinds japan ware
cruets and stands knives forks and spoons Of every
crpon also tin and sheet ron and every thing tnsmh
well to attend.
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0AIlRU Ar AUCTHOn.

n LBKRT H NIC0LAY. AUCTIONEER.--M0RT.
IA gagss's sale u elegant jswslryA H. Nicolay Co.
III se 81 austien sdnesday June Ut VI O'Clock
s salswoom l6 Wall street Absolute mortgage sale
koeoupt Of VIM B. Sargent whom ess II may concern
and elegant sale Of diamond and other ewery By
dsr o. the mortgages large and costly stock Of real
amopds emerald OPAL ruby, and other precious stones
sgant dismond earrings aud arops brsoehes bracelets
scarf pima dngle stone and cluster pins and
elegant gold Of esrrn rs set
We rubis. ops pearl. garns.s and sapPhires all q the
6s pioks seals, seal rings onyx do rneiiaa blood
and ssats DO garnet and pearl rings sme.hy, Do
Cooper, johnson, 0ontArd: Paris Tobias Liverpool and
watches ladies' hunting and snameied watches
With diamonds and pearls Is carat gold chain
choice patterns: gold fob chains ladies' curb guard
(oms large pins rings valued At $500 S0 large gold
oube and single ocksts and shirt studs Sleeve pins and
buttons earrng brooches and other equsy valuA
and beautiful articles Of ewery This stock must be
|oid positively, without All persons unknovn to
portgage must be closed n the 9th day Of June.
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ONLY 35-INDEPENDENT LINE FOR SAN FRAN
~ CISCO, Wis Panama-Isthmus crossed in few hours
Only II miles Of mule trAvel-A good military road Tho
celebrated steamship NORTH STAR, $500 burthsn,
will leave New York. for Aspin WALL Wednesday, July
street N r. to with the and popular steam
ship Uncle SAM burthen. Books for these
palaces open. limited number Of tickets will be
sold at the rates .pped for before the 10Th Of
berth, $50; steerage, SIS Apply only to
JAS. N. CROSS No. Battery place, up stairs.
N. B-PassengeIs per these steamers through in
May ahead Of the other lines.
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~ vis Nicaragua. Accessory Transit Company Of
I.thnus srO::ss The new o double.snsine stsanshiB
leave from pier No North river = 0'sl0ot 7, N.
Meeting with the fAyorte steamship CORTES, 200 tons
buIthen the Nicaragua transit route having but
evolve miles Of land FIRST class carriages
These In their ventilation and
odatops For information passage apply
CHARLES H. MORGAN, Agent, No. Bowling Green.
N. B-Commencing ON the 18th Of July the days Of sail
ing will changed the 4th and 10Th Of each month
When these dates fall Sunday the ships Will leave ON
the Saturday previous, ~ heretofore.
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m L. LUTKINs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
Of first class furniture pianoforte carpets
o'clock A. M in the large house 1913 Fourth
between Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth streets eompr
rosewood pianoforte rosewood suits and
sewing chairs covered in French brocatele essre with
mirror doors and back centre tables stands &c
Brussels and ingram carpets Of the best quality superior
rosewood mahogany and walnut bedteads bureaus wash
rable variety; oak and walnut extension tables
and other mirrors in splendid frames oil pantngs BY emit
parlor decorations gold band and plain china din and
tea SETS best warranted silver plated sayers coffee
ers cut sas: dishes tumsler Al This unsaaslsd sale Of
articles ofered-making about 40 lots-will we'll compen
sat the full attendance Of buyers.
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CYLvEsTER SLOWER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

SfLVESTER SLOWER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
~ stock Of furniture NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Slower will
SELL ON Thursday, June 1T l0 o'clock the entire
featured stock contained In the No. 7 Broad
way between Fourth street and West place
consisting elegant rosewood walnut oak and mahoe
psror library, chamber and dining room furniture VIZ
Splendid rosewood paor suits In Fench satin brocAtee
ds end work tables French sscre.rs library hooksasss
fronts bedsteads bureaus wahsands and commodes Of
variety style and finish 6inng tables Of
.dsho.rds q and beautiful patterns hall stands. do
Spanish hair mattresses psases live feather beds
holsters and pillows 10, TO- Psrts from distance
Of good substsnts furniture usually kept In arst class
Of change business Goods be packed
on the premises 1t reasonable charge N BCatalogues
ready on the morning Of sale.
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|A. G. FUTILE, AUCTIONl ER.:-HAIR AND RATTAN
s nAktresses palliasses &cMortgagees SALE for the
Sensnt Of tho pupils Of the Blind InstuSe-A. c. futile
Pill sell on Friday June at 10 o'ck IT SAndersous Ho
Fifty superior cursd hair mattrsses assorted Sizes
thirty rattan do and fifty straw pAiasses, all made In
manner and best materials BY the pupils
Blind Institute for whose benefit the same 60 be
a by virtue Of chattel mortgage Persons DESTROYS Of
Obtaining good articles, and bestowing their mite 10
otby institution at the time getting value received
vii, have opportunity by attending this sale
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
day at 10 o'clock at 1877 Canal street. the niture Of
family breaking up housekeeping consisting of SOFAS
chairs centre and extension dining tables easy chairs mir
mahogany bedstsads hair mattresses feather beds bed
ding dressing bureaus and wAshstands kitchen furniture
&c also quantity Of boarding house furniture &c
fancy articles, perfumsry, DO.
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BILLIARDS.

ID tieis can aIvsys be had 1T the old stand 80 Ann
street suitable public privsts us. sss tables hsys
improvsnsnts which iupor liant 10 tuysrs We
have alss balls CLOTH eshera and tm,Anss OF every
ten per cent lsss than an onsr house = the
city. 0RIffi I'll DECKER.
NEERcHAHTs BsLLIARD ROOMS, Ms BROADWAY.
l IL one Of the best god we'll ventilated IN the
city eoht.I ing aye superior tshes from tho well known
smess ard sseclss tbsns day aud evasi-S ~ the
tss@tA.s. Assss " ssAAAxxss z, x. aAAsus AsA~SsA
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- boat William Young; the hall, boAers and engine in
good condition. and u towing about the hArbor. APP
Ply TO IDWARD PALhER, rs south street, corner a
Nnidan lana.
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ABTROLO GY.


d. 000 REWARD Is OFFERED TO ANY PER
Lady Madam Clifton In the art Of astrology. She We
only lady in the United States who give
ments oh MARRIAGE dths losses absent fsads-
and she alse any disease In It's Lass Those
wishing to consult her had better call for stay ~
mites Residence 6S Thompson street. bstwesn broens
and Spring .
MRS BREWSTER, 50 GREAT JONES STREET, COR
l Of the has beer induced through tbs
suason Of her any friends 70 continue ua1u furfhsr
notice She consulted In astroogy love aad lAW
matters Interpreting dreams BY books and science and via
tell Of ths lady Gentleman they will
aso the Of her vissns Ladies. 20 cents; GENTLE
men, ~.
MRS, LADoMUs. NO. cos CANAL STREET. rs NO =
M prepared 70 tell past present. and failure events lsv
parties where does many other
things too TO mention in advertisements Hike
this. Please give me = call.
MADAME MORRow 10, WITHOUT RxCIPTIoN. IN
w most wonderful astrolcg In the world % THAI ~
bees know1 she will Tell past, present. aaa feteq
events AID Will show ysur futn1s HUSBAND $40 aAeo49
which has astcnIshsd Thousands dufiA her efex1
y Durops She 70 seventh dsughtsr Of sevseeA dse44
and was bern with NEUTRAL GIN b. invonias Shs Icwe
the greatest Happinss Of mAtrimsniAl bbss She =.
scsndans Of ns u astrosSsrs hssk Ter
snd her predictions e.sly astcnehns 70 All MA
her All who have beeA disappointed slsewhsxs eaA t1e9
WIS vtsh speedy marriage may cell seen ans siy -
depend upon frus aes undeA en- the eternal prtneap
" magical science 70 Brccns street. hsevesn CsnAsA -
Celnnbs stvests. 0eStsnsn nss aAniessA
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Eos SOUTHAMPTON AND PRExENnrHE UNITED

TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRENEN.-THE UNITED
= States mail steamer HERMANN, I. Higgins commAn.
der will sail for Bremen touching at Southampton to land
the mails and passengers England and France SAtur
day June H. ct IL O'Clock NJ from pier No. North river
Price Of passage
In the FIRST cabin, main saloon. .............$ 20
In the hrst cabin, lower saloon. lU
In second cabin 60
An surgeon L. attached to each steamer All
letters pass through the Post Once Specie delivered
in Havre and London For passage or freight apply
c. H SAND Agent, II South William street.
The steamer Washington will succeed the Hermann, and
sail July Is.
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RocKAWAY, BUGGY WAGON EXPRESS Ao.-THIs
LII day IT twelve O'clock 1T No. 81 Oey street. Of
Grsenwcb two Hne buggss, capital country
roekawayBoston built express wagon family coach lot
dies, bridles&c. WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auctionser.
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TT s. NAIL sTEAMSHIP COMPANY.-TOR NEW
Orleans: via H.,a.a.0n MOqdsy yyns u the we'll
0owan This steamer has been thoroughly and
fitted with boilers, cabins and furniture
She win sail the I2th June at P. NJ from Warren
street pier Rates Havana and New Orleans
Staeroom berth SO; second cabin BERTH $50; stesrsgs
berth and found $ Passage can now DO secured q tie
cubic foot win 30 received on the 18Th ipss Specie only
blank bills Of ading Of the issued the company
application NJ their ofcc No other form signed and
bills Of lading will be signed after the hour sailing
freight or passage, apply 1T the oce Of the III
W est street, corner Of Warren. n. ROBERTS.
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4 UsTRALIA. THE SPLENDID NEW CLIPPER
a ship Wings Of the Morning. loading Pier L.
r. and will have despatch for Melbourne Port
Aus.ras and is expected to make the shortest run yet
passed. but only limited number will 30 taken in first and
second cabins for which carly application must be made
MAILER Lord, lOs Wall street; or ARkELL ELLIOT,
A6 Pearl street.
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E,OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA--UNITED STATES
mail uns-The and splendid steamship ALABAMA,
George Z. Sehenek will leave on Saturday June TO- at
O'Clock r. NJ, from her pier NO. North river Apoy to
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL. ls Brosdway, The Knoxville, g
Through tickets fr,m New York to jacksonville $3l
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UCTION.-ONE SUPERIOR CITY MADE DOUBLE
"a horse carriage nearly good will positively be
old this day June ut II O'Clock At the Of Green
Tich and Day streets, by WELLINGTON A. CARTER,
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EXTRA PAY.

TT 9. NAVY EXTRA PAY OFFICE SAILORS wHo,
~ between 1876 and 1853 the Pacific Ocean, ssrvsdIn
ths coluIbus cyans Erie ohic Dale shsri Belief va.
Preble supply, Warren. Southampton, MAsssusstts Ls
ngton, ST. Marys Portsmouth, St. Lawrence vinoeansa
Falmouth Savannah Constitution, Fredonis their wdev
EDwAkD BIssELL, Agent
and dsts Purssr q. g. Navy 81 Waii street basens.A
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ITO DOCK BUILDERs-sHERIFF'S SALE WILL BE
sold at auction the 18Th instant At u O'Clock :. foot
derrick and ell the appertaning to the
same. Sale positive, rain thine.
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traitors sale: On Thursday June At 10 O'clock st
" nm ass. ~ noGa sne eneoss q Dasps senaugh
Crowley end Andre se.rd eonsistins q furniture
quantity Of green and black tea; Also six soda and
spruce Ibeer hand carts and kegs 60 Also at
IL O'Clock, number Of valuable oil paintings being the
balance Of Bernard H. nuer estate BY order Of PETER
B. SWEENY, Public Administrator.
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LIQUORS. &C.

HLARET WINE 81 rs PER DOZEN, BOTTLES RH-
~ surned-Brandies wines. liquors cordials &c. ~ -
poses BY WIN. II. UNDEKHILL. $50 Broome etrosA.
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THIS DAY.-R c. KEMP, AUCTIONEER-ELEGANT
furniture and panofortes at the exte lsive
Of Nj James g. Cook, 292 Broadway two doors above
mssis Stewsts 20 = on wedne,aAy ana Tnursday ~
the entire valuable stock of Mr. James Cook his vsre
rooms ze2 Broadway formerly IDe Forests the whole Of
which viii 30 sod without reserve on account Of
eror cabinet which
worthy Of hOusskeepsrs Paror carved
tes m;reoa plush velvet Ao Of the richest designs and
fronts music stands carved rosewood centre tables with
Egyptian black and gold and white italian tops
suits q rosewood p..S. furnurs In rosewood
Dining and library furniture Rosewood and mahoga
ny extension and other dining tables mahogany chairs
and MAHOGANY b0otSsss lounges. yOta,ss chairs dining
rosewood and Mahogany 6dsteads dressing with
marble top and French plate marble top enclosed
chamber furniture in sets wardrobe c0uohes rush
ether dressing tables plain and walnut chamber
furniture sofas mahogany French chairs spring seat
hall chairs tables &C. Catalogues the morning Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

IA UCTION.-MR. SHAW, FLORIST RESPECTFULLY
informs his friends and the public In general that he
will sell 1t private SALE fine variety Of green house plants
md herbatous roots, on Tuesday and Wednesday at 10
juno 9Th and 7th his garden corner Sixth
kvepue Eleventh street.