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The Hydromagcn is \ valuable discovery
for protecting the feet from damp or cold aud
therefore preventative of many Lung dis
eases, without any dnctorng Whatever. The
IIydromagcn is in the form Of sole, and
worn inside the boot or shoe. Its mcdicdtcd
character is \ powerful antidote to disease.
For gentlemen it will be found agreeable,
warm and healthy, to wear in the coolest OF
raiuicst weather, as the foot cannot wet if the
| IIydromagen is inserted. Ladies' may wear
| the highest snled boots or shoes in the most
inclement weather with impunity while Con
| sumption, so prevalent among the young OF
our country, may be thwartcd by their gen
eral adoption. They entirely Wpersede orcr-
| shoes, as the latter cause the feet to perspirc
| in very unhealthy manner; and, besides are
not dangerous wear to pedestrians in icy wea-
| ther, like india rubbers. While the latter
cause the feet to appear extremely large, the
Hydromagen, being mere thin slice of cork
prepared, peculiarly placed inside, does not
increase the size of the boot, or cause the
foot to appear untidy. To children they are
extremely valuable as they may engage in ex.
ercises with comfort and healthy effects Their
expense is so slight as to scarce need mention;
besides, those who patronize them will find
their yearly doctors bills much diminished
thereby.
As the lIydromagcn is becoming more
known, its sale is increasing TO an almost in
credible extent Last year in London, Man.
chester, BirHlingham, Liverpool, Glasgow
Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp, Hamburger
and Berlin, our sales reached | 1872 ,I50 pairs
. Of Cork solcs This year the number will
. far surpass that
Ask the Faculty their opinion Of their val
ne rs preventative for Coughs, Colds, Bron
chitis, Asthma, and Consumption.
Mems size, per pair. 35 cents.
Ladies' do do. 80
Boys & Missesdo. %
NorcE-From the retail prices we make
very liberal allowance TO Jobbers and Whole
saleIs, so that any storekeeper may make
fine profit on their sale, while they are AN ar
tiele that may be kept in any store, anon
any class Of goods For terms, apply to
HARCOURT, BRADLEY a. CO.,
2li3m 3S Ann Street, New Yorl
|
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Dr.. IA. B. La CRGIX.

NJ ID GALEN HEAD
ODISPENSARY, No Sc
BEAVER street, Albany, in
Clinton Hotel buildings, the
oldest institution under that
name in this country, ever es-
tablishcd for the removalan,l
prevention Of tho vcnerral
disease without mercury.
.Nsfr Remedies DuifE(Dr<e
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PAoKGAMMoN BOARDS for sale by
- A. H. COPELAND.
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(SLas SIS, Glass,

ar ali sizes less Than "a by 80 inches, kept
" on hand. So will be cut to the size, for
Picture Frames, Windows, &C., at short notice,
by IL. A. SHELDON.
Nav "a
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Farm for Sale !

A Farm of 100 acres of choice land, stu
ated at the centre of the town in Cornwall
eligibly located for meetings, schools and post
office, is now offered for sale by the subscri-
Der. The farm is well adapted to grass or
grain-is,now in high state of cultivation,
well fenced and well watercd-has good SUI
gar orchard OF 300 to 400 trees; also an APP
pie orchard of grated fruit. The out-build-
ings are in first rate condition. the dwelling
house is not new, but comfortable and pleas
antly located. In connection with the farm,
are offered for sale .he farming tools. seyencows
40 sheep The farm alone, or the farm, stock
and tools, is offered on the most reasonable
terms. Nj. NJ. BLAKE.
Cornwall, Aug. 20, 1858. ls;tf
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What Makes the Butter iY,

Is question readily solved by those who
have used the World Fair Prize Churn.
The subscriber is prepared to challenge
competition in Churns. For compac,ncsS,
ncatncss, durability, pcrfectness of finish and
working qualities, the subscriber claims that
lis chun is superior 10 any IN use.
A large assortment of various sizes, and diff
fcrcnt styles finish, are ready for the mar.
kct, having been manufactured by the sub
Ncribcr himself or under his immediate su
pcrintendcnce, for actual use.
Every churn is warranted rs made of the
best material and put together to stay. As
the subscriber has made this his permanent
business, the public has additional assurance
that things shall be as represented.
Orders addressed to the subscriber, at this
place, will receive prompt attention.
B-All orders addressed TO J. Davenport
or Il. Bcckwith, Middlebury, VT, will be
promptly attended TO.
G. W. BALDWIN.
Middlpburv Anril 1S53 hotf
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1I-llrHr. What DR. Stapr PHI ,iciSn VITO stands ut
the top ~ his profession sy john u Is Sarsa parilA
have been u.iug john huii's snrsApariia in great
variety 81 chronic di,ra-s vi the happy fleets.
nni have hssitaiiu In recommending tho pubic
for the Of ,cr"ua ph., aud all cutaurous and
glanduisr daR'ss. lcurs. most fcr,-htly.
Lswisport, Il! g. Apli j. 1919 NM afArP. NJ ID.
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LOUISVILLE. July 18Th, 1910
have examine. ths list Of articles that compose John
bus Extract of bsrSnparilz and have no hesitation in
ra,inK that IL IL sne aud valuable pound would
prefer 1t any article IN for the diseases ning
sm pure ,tat- If the blood faint o the sstvn
| confidently recommend 1t to nv hi-nls NJ being
powerful Extract, and that hrirve will AL
cvs-. Of di'tv-s, for which II f rucom ended II used
according to directions believe it to be n valua bic
sueevdnurum TO Mercury - NAY, have my doubt.
whether in thr most vinent aud prutraeted Of
syphilis panied with NoJrs Tfope, IN carirs Of the
bones whufhv! ought not to succeed other
=. II. MrtoNAt ME VI H.
IIonorar, member Of the Medical Svt .tv
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Grain Cradles.
BLACKS SMITHS.

4 superior arlicle-for sale At
June "a. DAN EXPORTS
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WANTED, - Several good Blacksmiths
w and Strikers, to work ON Axes. Also,
good able bodied meu to grind and polish
Apply to SAM. W COLLINS,
32ly Collinsville. Conn
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M".Hr-,i, iai.. Nii p-rs"hs Who are suffering With
al, l=n b, heir TO-. To- cal On Dr. John
hu.ls aE,it. -i ,.t r ct ltAs iaiuii, Journal
iur doe Il huiuarits. nope that u
'i'E'" id'!i"-i Yi t"t 1s found un"lns give Bulis
>arsalatilis arr ieadg i.eull,e lns
ue tlt II II iifssb, Tor ilic Doctor to publish
Size tnth Ia -. he uuH,sf al nea,s OF link
cure ieivln"d les lis saisapaiiiia line amount Of
tcs;NA voluntarily sipArrcd o 10. HULA sartHparilA
tium well An'sr Hi.i ai,Nr ,i,i inii, kuas both in
2uDr and IihA,. c. has l,,H l-ri.ctly overwhelming
~ PRINCIPAL. UFr.CEs III Barclay St
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>. lAN EXPORTS
LIST gE--
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IA i INI IA
have \ plenty on hand and shall continue
burning through the season. Those wishing
to purchase superior article, will find it at
my kiln in Middlcbury, two miles east of the
village. have sold of the same to thousands
and hear but one opinion expressed, pro-
nouncing it equal to the best they can get in
the country. NELSON ClilrTENDEN,
Middlebury, April II 1854. l;tdecl
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VI PYLKs " u.
Resident Physician Louisville Aisriur Hospital

LoUnos, Kr, april 25th. 1850
eR-rrrmit to address to f-w LINES mud do
tho honor to reply {" request that will make in the
conclusion Of this leti,r, etc.
am graduate II Trnnsy lyani, Medical University
have praetir.d cine in this wilderness about
five but ing to to bitter cold u.a'hsr,
have been indspostI with Rheumatism about sir
months After having exhausted my skiii In the
uisnt Of my rare, aud deriving benefit induced
TO give your FuiD t1rgAr % s,nsArtRLi, fair trial
and accordingly purchased bottle u uririu- from
your agent. MIR. G.nrgs T. brown. about weeks
aud must euhf.,s that bottle has .ntir-, cured
II my opin"n that your preparation Of sarsaparis
i decidedly superior to my Other preparation In
aud Nil take pleasure in recommending IL to hr
afflicted a. b-ny remedial ng-nt aud will advise the
ply siciaun to use 1t In their practice ote.
Respectfully yours, u. Il ALLEN, VI. d.
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Rev. l.. ". si:HcS Hey. u. STEVENSON.
CostLusivg.- Rev l.. y len j. widely aud scusrzly
knuNh eloquent ami hrcomp shrd pastor VI the u
church. ana lev. D rN.nsoh has hr,u kuoxn one
)f III. mot al.u', Sil IiO,rs that tue Ken
tuekA conference cruii boA. CT for Years Mud
ihs fin- is flung tive high aud response station
lur Tie u Z lvOA tuiovrt
lorisyuLs, Vim, 20;h, 1919
Wv have rFel john Hun sarsriatI- and have known
1t 10 Tee u~t, VIA entire saii'iAc io 4nd have
hrsi.aii"n Ia s.A-ius 'nr hv.i thGt II 0ssfe aud
valuable n.d,.i compound, hLd casula,sd IL produce
murh srud sti i.i''" L,u'i ana, rirg: ard tteieon
-ou.d et.rlG., Hi.i ana. s-Itrs. ",ni-ud 81 tht
sriir..d ]. "a aLIiON,
tsis.ll l. oiLkLSsOS
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and II oi4gruss N nf.r,
Salts. ar Srilii

lis remarkable fact. that among the hundreds Of
eminent yh,,ieians who have examined the r,cip. BY
which EuI'. Snrnrnrs Ia prepared. mot has con.
dpnnvd It. hut all approved IT, and commend II In the
highest terms. Many PHYSICIANS expires ihan-. vel,
strongly Ia ia. belief that IT. is decidedly hr trsi rr.pa
ration OF Snrspnrir that hhs been p.c- h.ur, Inc
public. Although there Ar. MANY pin ,'ians who ~t .
reluctance to having their nHnt- appended the recon-.
msndaion Of any particular remedy notwithstanding
they may approve of it in the highest drgr.- Their. ar.
others Who frankly Yield their support In favor cf
remedy whirh they know Il capable Of doing much
good in afflicted community. Asnn evidence read the
following from old aud rc.irctub. phi, sirians Of high
standing In the community Ia ~hirh they live:
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gnsuraure Companies.
ARE YOU INSURED
n RUTGERs FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

EE 1OC lhoOhED -..-
~ RUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEWY0Rk
CASH CAPITAL s1OO,000.
AL psd IN sid securely invested Ores No 7e Chsts.oS
Of Moist Agency in the main entrance Of he Mfess
EIehsnse In wallis. W KENNEDY Aen.
This Conpsny B1ldss Mschande fsrnitsrs end =
property ag.Bst o,s damage By Fire All loses pai -
Thirty DAYS s1er sscertAined .
DARIUS FERRY Surveyor ISAAC o BARKER rrsaass
FELLOWS Secretary. jNO w KErCHAA Vice -
ID RANCH OFFICE of the HARTFORD LIZ
ID INSURANCE COMPANY, Of HARTFORD C0SSEcn.
CUT, No. ls2 Broadway, Newton This Company nsn3
con Piled with the requirement.. Of me law: Of Che s,s
New York requiring hundred thousand donsIs feP
have opened Branch ohee No lss BrO.dwsy eSrn e.
Iohu the Mercantile Bank Buidns who're they viii % hf
q set enc al who wish Life nsuTsnes In safe reliable =
prompt paying Company The character hs Hartford
seeds hersldns eli thai 10 Necessary TO inform The -
VIE they Can be found ,,, q.
mi. osures on both the stcet sni Maual Plans
low any good and fesponsbs CompaAy
when policies tskes for lie loan one half The sno
MUM tho. enabling those Of limited nesns an
sher families 10 Of death aeompstsncy and 90
dependent uPos friends ana charity 81 eOd md not
feeling world. JAMES DlAOS rree9sot
HIsEr 1 MILE. Sec CHESTER ADAMS yee-rss
r. = oUACKESBoss D. and DAVID DODGE asc1
ET.ulner. attendance daily between " and 0cloch
Fire end bane Asks tAkes ct this once 70 any amount
'2oO'bls Companies 4 4 ED ynAwpabs Asus
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ANTHONY J. BLEscKEx Ascuoneer
NEpENpTnpX SALE nf m IATITART T.


BUILDING LOTS IN the Eighth Ward Offhe City Of Brooklyn
and Nsefor Terrace. m.oisy adioinns in the Of
Fabrsh.-ANTH0NY J BLKECkER will sell II auction o.
TUESDAY. April IS 80 Lots and Cores Of Lard In the Eighth
the Cry Of Brook situated l7h 18Th 9th and III
10Th and llthays Comprising the whole tract yns be-
18th thsts ltthsy and the fsfb3h Line also
the esery half Of The blocks yus between 18Th n m Sh
iht oteBed through Flatbush and arcr
D graded ard paved throughout h entire length
before the lsi Of June pex the Ciins sth unier
be graded requiring xcsvsou the se OF
he snd hos requrs ps TO within feet Of the rste Of
both OF vheh eoatrse pgreAAes viii have hs ben
eft nee o. expense.
Also the whole OF he vsu.h. property Known wiatsor Ter
the FsbGsh snins the Brook Lots bovs de-
ebee ottDs the Ccney Island PAni Road sad comprising the
property beth sides Of sey and vAnde; op-oed snd
rseea sides the oflths ThH
v,ry ehsbe property be sold IL sections eontsinas from 20
IL each Full restrictions Wi
b Inserted IN the deeds The most elegant villa sites IN the vicinity
be oulf this the hillside,
the Brooklyn Line oysTookrg whole
richly ssricutu raj pl.in Of FAb1 With Sandy Hook
tocisss the Of the Be, and the A,Bc in the
Free from ety and and within es
from Hsntorsv Ferry Of BY Omnibus fen Fa.on
the immediate vicinity Of
Improvement, SIXTY cent Of the reIsn
and for three Tile iadp1ahe. Mas
h.c the sue0neers and xer The 9Th Of April
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Garpclinas, &E.

(ARPETNGS-sPRIN EXPECTATIONS 1884.
~ PETERSON X HUMPHREY,
Nos 81 81 broaa way imp0r ers d and Dealers 10
Fvriy vAey Of sFPetnes hvs just received er sssets y n
Furore socf Of ch Caro- tL- snd Oh Cloths Shk
for variety reA1 eqaAed u ma trade so7s-
ipFof
Rich Boursise in entire CsTrst
Rbh Gscsi.i0n CllFeis, in gear nety
pieh Velvet .ud Az irs;sr IN great vsrff-T
Rich Brussels entirely p terms never before y
eis
Rsh Ply sud su5erfne Of every description.
Sdh sud design from the best raLusete
etsoned Eehe With other Avicio csua y
found Carpet tie loves, po-sible ess price.
PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY
NJ. 81 snd 80 BrosdwaJ. conner Of Whit--Et
CARPETS for the sPRIhG TRADE.-GEO. f. l..
~ HYATT Nee 4s aud 80 pesri e neu Chsih prepared
Of Ens sh and American Carpets
comprising and be-atfal Gesis-s from ch Velvet to the
ehssp - superior stock OF Or Cohs sna every
OAei article the lire BpyeTs reconmended - give lin
sal
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M1Rx Way Aoc,Iopeey-

MARX WRAY. Alc'IaneeE
CLOSING and PEREMPTORY SALE Of HOUSE
~ HOLD FuRNiTURE-THIs DAY. APris ~ IL esoct. AZ
tbs nsnaefnes No SO Broadway the balance o.
rea made the best woIken 10 the CITY esnae Of os
voee fler sn rate Ashessny seh Ensnssd Cssn
Der d. Nrbletop Cersr End Side TateA Bookee Sso,sr
Corner shsnS wsinn and MAhosspy Bedsesis wnhsanda
Wdrobs Walnut and OAK Exension abes Hall sad 0ce Fur
bfrye, lycu SaSts. &c Csslogpee ncv ready.
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Hliinnn, &t.


FIRST PREMIUM MILLIEERY.-Mrs WIN
SIMMONS her and visiting
TIE city nsi she exhibit her show Roos
No 81 roadway tie largest and fashionable stock Of Pans
sYrrs Millinery ana sss Goods opened this ETY. Ms
SIMMONS received The Medal the cpA Palace Exhibition for
Ire e-i sPeeiEss. Of Ney and tie oay medal which
s~Cdsd oE spE: Straw Goods
GREAT REDUCTION 10 the PRICE of MILF
~ NLRf GOODS Rissers Boanss sss Arnsesl Flsrers
Dress TIM Mines Rhbons n r. LICHrESsrElN No %
bowey has received direct from the uaruct1re fsaes
ard knEsrd lie usual importation Of the above sooes esciax
novel and deslb- for the approaching
offr EFT Of heoors sdgtea 90 he f.slion Of
rte sdiS dresses ,ud m.ntlks Foprenf Bows he The
sofr.nin TIE wholesale varrroon ID retail
un.ssslse Z sis city for variety and eaespEssL
SPENCE & son, Nos. "a and ga Diyision-st
Wscesals and Ref. dealers 10 MnerY 6oods us4nu-
Aeure Of 5sehn Foundation Lace sne Wire BOrles Frames
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gopartnersbip Notices

n ISSOLUTION.-The copartnershp heretofore ex-
~ bets the Subscribers uoder the hrn Of LANpoRr
sS.ine Of tho ate arn viii 8. s.d he s:s sue
sSr, .sd either Pi;t aaiaorred to e me a', q ne arn
= S :as' {o aG' April j. ls e. ssLlksxas'
CoPARTsERsaP SOrIcE.-rhs andersisnsd have this day
IAMfoRT asd viii eoooas Il. fnpoTt PaS
F.ssp:ss ss: he e. % = Ny a. .
Gently erected on the ate Of the old No is Ss.ss
between beesmsn and Ann where they win Offer % ae
trade complete assortment Of goods In their lne At ssisf.eory
The .su,ars Ct tie firm viii be SHELDON LAMPoer Co.
Eeu-Yeri April /, 1854 BIRDsEY BLAkEMAN
nIssOLUTION.-The copartnership heretofore ex-
the ar o. VIM H sTUARrt Co. Tals DAY dissolved By
call ps,ment JOHN HORA duly .aihsrred
the OF the firm IN settling the -se~Yo,t
APnls 1854 WA III STUART
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the limited
~ Pstsehp formed the Of the
stesss JOIN AsERcRoMsIE GRAY Va. ehs S.psls P. .t
RENE JOHN CRAY the eer,isats Of the o.sSD xs.rsof
eSy ssa = re oe Of The csIs Of the City sa coaay q
l. lsS4 JOHN ABEaGRoMBIE GRAY
NOTICE snd.rfnsd siv. nO.e. tn.
lnssd Pst, esshps" they have fusd li.sa partnership
and tie tsrns thereof are As blows.
D. ss ne: to- ssnsI sa 1..s a Of J the p
s-esyprs ard saeh othsr bssius. Usually transacted
Ae~gssr BECK .rs Job Pats. .ad s.srotysn 'b,s shs
ABERCRoMBE GRAY who resd~s IN the Guy covaty aud
R1HhRp PsTRoR tho ss: IN he ..a c, coasy ss
Sss Of Re. rs ,s' me ss:s,. . a., 'sd s.
sne Doas s2ifoe sns tha, the psod .teh sad
yseh si te,rns.s ID. s-entyninA dag ofFssray 1851
MS l.vevs RicHARD PXTRicR, spss:si partner en- ''
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EESRY IL LsEDs, Auca,aeer.
DY H. LEEDS 4 Co-SATURDAY April : a.

9
H lt ocock the sas No sWsitlfsntee HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE removed for convenience OF sse
Of elegant suites Of carved fosevocd Furniture ak and sxin
csee enmeed and painted cose suites mahogany Sofas and
Chairs " hsc 9th wood scd Wsdoses marble
Center Tables eeg krsne Pier Gsos eh hYonze and
Chandeliers made oder u1ssseizee
tells and Tables Brrssek ir.r~ip and hreeply Carpets
lot OF nj Furniture with which the sals win
oelock 10 ont Of the sht BnyEy Wagon, city
made and perfect order made BY OF tbs bet city
lAll
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AsTHONYJ BLEEcEER Aae'i 'neef.
CUARDIAN's SALE of BOWERY PROPERTY,

NUARDIANa SALL OF BUWEK1 PRUPERTI
" Grs1ds Close Estate on MONDAY 18th April At
|. oe6ek
ANTHONY BLFECKER will sell 81 iuson a, tbs MERRIAM
EIeh,use Mon0sy 7h April 1884 a. l. ociosk the story
tk house with bck sditioa I'D o In Ice
known ,ide doors 0riots Size
OF the lot 2Io4 the purchase money remain
rorssse al b. positive the estate Of the late
Nathuiel Very poT tern srd particulars .gply to
BENJAMIN II DAY Ousrcian No. 20 Beekmans..
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ANTHONY BLEECKER Ancuoleer.
SSIGNEES' SALE of THREE DESIRABLE


A SSIGNEES' SALE of THREE DESIRABLE
the I'd tAuCT1ON-ANrhOSYJ BLEECKER will sell a.
public auction THURSDAY the 18th day Of April s5i 1t ~
occs the Merchant Exchange undo the direction Of the
de- signed Asssnees the folio wing yausbe real estate via
ON foRTiETH STThe tsree four-story Dwengousss just
fnhed Lots Of Ground situated the souhery ds Of Eat
Ah between the % and 5sys and commencing 6o feet west
Of each and
9reh 10 depth the houses eseh Is feet inches BY 80 feet
depth hu the best rails and hnshed 10 the
tial with Croon each foo &c Title perfect
For terms, further particulars apply the Auoneer
No Broaost $500 MILLER CRANE, Assgnees
RUSSELL w WEsTcoIr Auctione.r.
4 UCTION SALE of all the rich and elegant Fur
"A nure Of HosseF French Pier Glasses Velvet
wood Piano Forte, Oil Paintings Silver Ware keR W WEST
Furniture eontsioed 10 house SthAv. h
TIE will be absolute the highest bidder shine The
Furuie consists Of elegant 70tsye PiSnoForte Stool
rich Rosewood Suites in sn Bocsds made BY
Boehe large French Pier Gsse magnificent Lous XVIII
EseeTe se; do plste doors aud back hy ed
Center Pier Tables Embroidered Curisn and shades s yards
rich English Carpets the psors Rosewood treneh Secretary
MsTSetop Music Cabinet Recepon and Arm Chairs with
valuable collection OF Mantle Vases and Ornaments omo
IN Clock Cases Marble Siatuetes C,1ce ebss Also
number beautiful Oil Pernss including Of Mscready the
En- sh painted BY lnnmsn $50 Chamber Furu
tue consists Of sssri Rosewood and Mshssny Beesds marble
top buIesus and match rich Chns Toilet Set Ma
and Gilt Mirrors Rosewood Mahosny and Walnut C1sirs
Roke superior Hair Mattresses and Feather Beds 20 % every
the house Rosewood aud Mshossny soss; 500
carpet twtve OIL Coh Clocks Secretaries &c
sho quantity OF Basement Furniture Extension, Dining
and tables rich Silver Wsre Balance Handle Cutlery ee
China Dinner and Tea Sets Cut Glass Ware &c Catalogues
handsome Furniture at No Abingdon Parieuan on
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w IEviSc, Auotoneer.
GEORGE PoUsOI entire stock of exlulsltely
IL esryed FURNITURE WILLIAM IRVING 60, A1e.
will the sale Of the above stock TO-DAY April
All the Wsrefooas NJ e3 BOidgaythe sock
cenp.h com see Of Rose GOOD. OAK Black Wal
nut Wood Psrl-r Boulder and Bedroom Far
urre preDp,or Mr Pous)t refir flo business
M Hul nsriicusrs n lhe l0nrsr snt En1llfer
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A. II NIcoLAY, A1ctoneeTs
A III. NICOLAY & Co. will sell at auction THIS
IA DAY SATURDAY April a, 10 o'clock she sore NJ 500
Bfoa BACHELOR
well Known manus Of Iron Furniture &C. being
final sse hepems being disposed of 70 Mers FOwlers aud
Bedsesds Of ali and varieties
them hers beautifully ernmensl Hat stands Umses Stands
IN plush velvet AID boeaee; Revolving
Cbas do Piano settees Clocks Figures Marble
variety Gifspdoes Towel Racks Pteo Spring
Rhine Hair DO Chevsl ard Toilet Glasses Light stands
Fsncy Tshles Folding Chairs Book Racks Csndsoks Wash
sands selection Of goods Of iron and hronze mn1
iuTe. Sale absolute. ii NlCOLAl.
ED SINrZENICH,
Chief vii n Co
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JoES LEvsoS AnetonesI Book s.esro No 81 Brcai~ay
GALES of FURNITURE, Paintings, Private Libra.
~ and outdoor sales o. vtsse Res. Hor and
r.ss &c &c srdsa Advances made sed and
IRON rendered.
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to cONTRACTORssesed proposes win be reeeived By the
ed OF oee In the city Of Sc Loui until oekc
n he ish a., q Nay peat for s sr.asE mssOnrr
extending Fsnka aspt the present tsr:aus
..ss ~er q q Los 70 ne eIe.ias Of The 0esceosd
<ssions Of about s each and be made Coz
CONNECT &C nsrceen on and amer tas LEI
May next The worn Be lot oats heavy situated "a 6sshy
The 1n5ssssd themselves 70 jees =, prorsss Tat
Ar ret ss,i isetory A OWEN Co.
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JoHs OAKLEY A1ctioneer.
DOSITIVE SALE Of AZ VALUABLE LOTS in the

VOUNIIINE SAIE OF AZ VALUABLE LOIS IN the
L 9Th WARD, BROoKLYN-By order Of TIE Coun-y Court
Of Kings sn1 under the direction J.
LOWERY Esqr Coans-ilofs a. Law
OAKLEY WRIGHT will cell Of ABeon MONDAY April n,
ls4 AZ II oecek the Sales Room No 5 fatoa e opco-
,h City BALL BreOllyn the lownr desirable property
Lets corner Of IhiYtsv. sni T~elth-s.
II Lots on Ix effh-st sdjoirns
Its Of Third and Foureerth-st
l. Lots fcarteerth ST sejoinrg
Thee Lots rsAf, god r.se Third.
IL - Tkvtd dzrs the sptns gill
and ksroush.r- which will esy enhance
OF thu PrsT ocs,ed In pleasant and rapidly in
posnE skoorhood For Mos xnd psr1lss Apply the
tiorteis No Sas gacrst OF c { LOWERY Es1rs No N
W iten at Brooslyn, OF No 81 Wal st. Nes-Tsrk