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DENTAL NOTICE,

nR. o. r. POST finding it necessary from
IL his increasing amount Of business TO associ-
ate with him some one who could bear portion Of
the ''burden and heat Of the day has formed
copartnership with Dr. JONI NJ CoAEGrs n fellow
laborer in Dentistry. DIR. c. commenced the prac-
tice or Dentistry in Cincinnati seven years ago and
the public may be assured that he is every way
qualified for the most difficult Dental operations
or the qualifications Of DIR. Posr hundreds in this
vicinity can testify. To our friends, patrons and
the public we would say, that we have made exten-
sve improvements in our Laboratory which enable
US to take the crude material and do all the work
within ourselves with that degree Of accuracy aud
despatch, which has never before been attained in
this Office
We are ''booked" in all new notions, and all
that can raise the art towards perfection. has
constant efforts. In word, all work done at this
Office will be In the highest perfection Of the art,
and those unfortunate TO require the services
Of dentist, are politely invited 20 call on
POST s. C0MEGYS
at the old stand--sign Of GREATToorH.
Brattleboro. Vt. Oct 10, 1855. 80
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS RAILROAD.

ON and after MONDAY, JUNE 4th Trims will
~ run as follows, viz:
Upward-Leave Boston OF l9.7O Pm. Fiiehbufg
at DO p. NJ.
Downward-Lesve Braiileboro al $50 A. NJ.
A passenger car will run in connection with freight
train leaving Fiichhurg $50 A. NJ. and returning
leave Greenfield for Filchburg al ais p NJ
The I22O r. NJ. train for Boston, connects with the
Connecticut River Rail Road Greenfield. for Deer
fold Hatfield, Northampton, Holyoke, Cbieopee and
Springfield aud with the night train 10 N. every day.
The downward A. NJ. train from Bfatileboro, and the
II A. NJ. train from Boston, connect with The Ashuelot
Rail Road al Soolh Vernon Freight trains each way
daily. OTIS r. RUGGLES, Sup't.
Fiiehburg June Cd, 1855.
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HOPS Old are quiet at 7a9c In New there
has been bu, very small business done to-day the
sales 30 bales at Bale for common to good State
and Western.
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CCROFULA has many forms & many names
y with different localities, external and internal,
and in many cases terminates in Cancer and Con-
sumption. The subscriber has experienced its
has proved of the highest importance to himself
and many others. Let the afflicted try IL.
N. KITfREDGE.
Brattleboro, Vt, Sept. 10, 1855. sm9l
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ron SALE.
TEE sAw-FRArhE BUSINESS,
's Machinery and Fixtures

TEE sAw-FRArIE BUsINEss,
h Machinery and Fixtures
DELONGiNG to the subscriber, consisting in
ID part as follows, via;
twenty-four inch Woodwork Planning Machine,
Burleigh's Scroll Tor Jig) Saw;
Cutting of Saws and Tables, lean DO changed in
two minutes to splitting, and vice versa;
lemon MachineI Cutting and Saw Table,
Cornerng and Boreing Machine;
Mortcing Machine 2 Benches,
PATTERNS, SAWS, SAw-FRAMEs,
LUMBER,
and other articles not mentioned.
This is an opportunity seldom offered to enter into a
GOOD CASH BUSINESS.
The Machinery is mostly new and all In good
running order. To any one purchasing before Nov.
10TH the rent will be free until May 1st 1885, re-
serving the privilege TO make Straw Cutters, e.,
II. BENEFITS Patent,) which will cut the same
amount Of feed with one third the power Of any
other Machine.-Price $500. For sale by the sub
scriber aud J. Stem s. SON.
n For further particulars apply to
MARCUS PRATT.
Brattleboro, Oct. 20, 1856. 2w40
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TaYlor,s Premium Starch Polish.
CONsTARLE SALE.

CONSTABLE SALE.
FTNHE nonresident proprietors Of the town Of
IL Stratton in the County Of Windham, are here
by notified that the taxes assessed by said town
for the years Of 1861, 1852, 1858 and 1854 remain
either in whole or in part unpaid on the following
described lands in said town, to-wit:
East half Of No. in the It'll range, the original
right Of Oliver Wendell and Seth Babbet, now
owned BY James CiapP, lo~l tax for the
year 1851 Of 36cts
also State tax for 1858 Of 23cts
Northwest partof No. in the LIST range, sup
posed to be 55 acres. part Of the origi-
nal right Of John Smith, Jr., q town tax
for 1851 Of 22cts
also State tax for 1852 Of l3cts
also q town tax for 1882 Of 43cts
town tax for 1858 Of 80cts
and a State tax for 1853 Of bets
West half Of No. in the LIST range. the origi-
nal right Of Nathan Lyman, a town tax
for 1851 Of S1,3T
So much Of the I'd lot In the 9TH range rs is
owned by Prout & Gibson, originally the
| right Of Eleazer Hinnom and Elisha Ma
ther, town tax for 1851 Of 7lets
Also on the southwest part Of said No. in the
7th range lately owned by Cobb and Liv-
| ermore. a town tax Of 1858 Of 2lcts
also State tax Of 36cts
Also on the west part of said No. in the7th
range, State tax for 1883 Of 46cts
20 acres in the northeast corner Of No. in
the 9th range. the original right Of Ben
ming Wentworth, town tax for 1852 Of 80, 90
also State tax for 1852 Of 20cls
100 acres Of No. in the 9th range 1t being
the southwest and northeast quarters Of
/ said let, 1t being the original right OF Jo-
/ ell Hunt, now known by the name Of the
Harvey lot, town tax for 1852 Of Scots
also State tax of l5cts
One forty acre lot No. 40 in the third division
the original right Of Jacob Wendell, now
40 hal. al DurL arA
town tax for 1852 Of 06cts
East half Of the 9th lot in the Sth range, the
original right Of Jonathan Bascom and
4 Caleb Blodgett, now owned by Cyrus Hol-
den, town tax for the year 1858 OF 67cts
and a State tax for 1853 Of 2vcis
One half of lot No. 10 in the 4th range the
original right Of Charles Clapp, now own
ed by CulbrOse and Shaloss, a town tax
for 1858 Of Sets
also State tax for 1852 OF Acts
also State tax for 1858 Of Acts
18th lot in the south gore or undivided lands
claimed by Erasmus PlimptOn, a town tax
for 1858 Of lScts
also State tax for 1858 of Bets
also one other State tax fot 1852 Of Scts
One forty acre lot No. 10 in the third division
of lots the original right Of Joseph Brown,
> State tax for 1852 Of Acts
No. in the undivided lands now owned by
, jackson Newell, State tax for 1852 Of Scti
also a State tax for lS53of Scti
! Part Of Governors right, State tax for 1853
Of Set
And 50 much Of said laid will be sold at Public
Auction at the dwelling house or Inn Of Cheseltor
Allen in said stratton, on Friday, the 30th Of No
yember next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, as shall be req
uise 10 discharge said taxes with costs unless pro
/, yiously paid.
Dated at Stratton, this 9th day Of October, A. D
1855. WILLIAMS. STYLES.
8 35 First Constable.
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on y AP ron GAS n

FTvIIE undersigned DESTROYS of closing up their
Il business, offer their entire stock Of GRO
CERES for sale at greatly reduced prices. Now
is the time to buy cheap for cash.
All persons indebted to US are requested to come
forward and pay up previous to the LIST Of Noyem-
Der. ii. ARMS & SON.
Braitleboro, Sept 9th, 1855 IS
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BnATTLEBoRo RETAIL MARKET,

Masonic Notice. The regular commune
cation Of Golden Rule Lodge Of Free and Accepted
Masons will be held at their Hall in Putney on the
Wednesday next preceding the full moon in each
month. at 10 A. NJ J. LOW, Sec
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VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD NOTICES

'IhMVNl 'hbbbl hhiLhOhD NVilOEA
nN and after M0sDAY, MAY 7th, 1866. Passes :
" oER TRAINS will leave Bellows Pals for Brat
tleboro at $50 A. NJ, and $50 p. NJ. aud return
ng leave Brattlcboro at 1920 A. NJ and 400 T. NJ.
FnEIoHr TRAIN leaves Bellows Pals at 10 A.
NJ. and Brattlcboro at lao 2. NJ.
The two Passenger Trains over this Route, con-
meet South with the W. & Mass. md Connecticut
River Rail Roads, to Springfield, Hartford, New
Haven and Bridgeport, direct to New York. On
the North with the Rutland and Burlington, BULL
van; Vermont Central, Vermont aud Canada, Con.
necticut and Passumpsic Rivers Rail Roads, form
ingdirect communication with Whitehall Saratoga
& Schenectady, st. Johnsbury and White Noun
tains, Burlington and Rouse's Point, Ogdensburg
and Montreal. p. r. CHANDLER, 6upt
VmMoNr VALLEY RAIL ROAD OFFICE,
MAY 7th, 1866,
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The amount in the State Treasury, Sept, Is
was SIG, 700.-S. Adams Messenger.
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Brattleboro Flour & Meal Store
CHURCH MUSIC.
TIME NEW CARMINA SACRA. TIL

UNHE NEW CARMINA SACRA. The
IL new edition Of this popular collection Of
Church Music, by DR.. Lowell Mason, is now ready
The Elementary department has been entirely re-
written and remodeled. and is accompanied with
easy and pleasing Part Songs and other exercises
for the voice. which will be found exceedingly use
full in Singing Schools and classes. A number Of
new Tunes have been added. but no former ones
omitted. The sale Of the new Carmina is unparal-
leled Scarcely church in the country can be
found where il is not known and admired
New York, MASON BnornERs; Boston, SAsBonS,
CARTER BAzIN Gw36
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DEATHS.

In westmoreland, N. H., Oct. 22d, Mrs. ELIZA
SMITH, widow of the late John Smith. formerly Of
Putney, aged As. 81 D.
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NOTICE. The undersigned will continue TO
IN manufacture Shot Guns 10 order at the old
stand. He will also keep on hand constantly for
sale Shot Guns Of every description and Of the best
quality. Allen & Thurber's Revolvers, and gun ma
terials Of every variety. Repairing done as here
toforc in satisfactory manner, at short notice, and
on reasonable terms L0CKHART BARRETT.
Brattleboro, Oct. 10, 1865. 3w39
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This is an opportunity seldom offered to enter into
GOOD CASH BUSINESS.
DxARIEsi... ..DIARIEsil
FOR 1856.
or THE DEsr QUALITY MAY De MAD AT
TELTON'S BOOKSTORE.

1sORA's CHILD; THE RAG PICKER;
THE DESERTED WIFE;
JAPAN AS 1T WAS AND is;
THE HIDDEN PATH;
MODERN MYSTERIES EXPLAINED;
THE ESCAPED NUN; OLLIE, &C, &c.
BrattlebOro, Nov. LIST, 1855. 40
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MARRtA0 s.

In this village, ut the Revere House, by Rev. 3.
W. Bush. Mr.. JONI II. HAYNES Of Wilmington and
Miss LYDIA A. WALKER Of Winchester, N. II.
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1 the old stand sign Of GRFATToorH.
Brattleboro. Vt. Oct. 10, 1855. 80
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TRAVELLERS uuInt

NV yIaET RAILROAD -yog pnu.ADglJHvl
~ ara To- aosib an Nest. VIA tsrrss aiy ua1 -.
trrf,s bres = Lave hss YoFt 81 al ~ a 80
isnts y ". psfs " Tbtn an les sci y
f1KyiBy II a.. -ay ,,.t,ona rAs0sy. ustsis 80 20
Creirnst ssl tls vest snI f.r s.iuDas N1stinstSn,
sorscn, ke., ace n r0sgA e.sgsss sLsstss - Nshisf
ion In q AL 10 A. n sst sFk
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TENANTS REGIaTER.

ITO BAKERS AND GRocER6.-r0 LET THE STORE
and DWELLING house 20 prsadsnt street, Breohlyn near
with . good baker oven Apply 70 D. osCoaor, 11 first
New York Also 10 lss In the house. d East
on each floor, with crotOn water Ae Apply sbeys 70
RIO PHYSICIANs.-To LET, AN OFFICE PRIVILEGE
in company with Of several years practice
this city To one in regular standing with the profession
and possessing some liberal offer will DO made
Address, for three dayt NJ D. broadway Post once with
real name, and stating where Al interview may be had
WORKSHOPS TO LEr-THE LOFTS OF lis 4 III
w Franklin street. will DO let 70 good tenants At low
prices Tor light manufacturing purposes buildings
and well lighted Also sors and basement to let Apply
G. A. BAUDoUlEE, AS broadway.
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NJ ADAkE ALAN IhOs PARis, TENDERS BI.a
wi ssFriess - the afiss and gsntisnsb ptr.ns,
o. ~ ttots Au8 ssissc@ RE - coDsalt-S aboa
lUfs, mATuass. susbsss A. tb4 III vii to aasss .,
hs lay 81 rsutlsuaa tbsv al tasrry Aiss IN ~
u Ter ytsitsfs kassms ALVIN nfprs.s Ia IAslsA
rfSrsL
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aTIIcE ~ TTH CHEZ OF PoLIcs, Mach :, isss -
W Opnsrs are waited for seven posk .; kniv.. so
tos.d " have been stolen and izrys y
iogId Also, AZ u. Third District Police Coart ss1
s;f,t fer baAs roo@ ana et o. shsst "copper" ia -
fgpt ossd 70 have b~sn stslsa.
GDO ~ AAryff, chlsf q Poles
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WE, THE RfGGERS or NEW YORK HAVING SEEN
w Advertisement in tho Norfolk tatns that
much injury Is beirg sustained TO that
OF bad WORK being done and h III prices being charged
and further stating evidence OF 1t that bark for
these under orders to New York
For the sake Of the Old Dominion for tho benefit Vi tho
merchants Of that city we'll for the reputation oha
racter Of the rgscrs themselves give notice that this
time to avoid all oceasoniand the Of sending vessels
from that city here to be rgged will upon all occasions
when called upon che.rfuy to Norfolk whom vessel is
TO be fted out and do the rigging work at New York
rates for rgger SO day Norfolk Herald please copy
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DOOMS AND OFFICES 10 LET-ON THE SECOND
N and third floors, northwest corner of Nassau aud
be had immediately. Inquire o! p. J. CoZANj, l15
Nassau street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

4 BEAUTIFUL BAY HORSE, 1917 HANDS HIGH
"A long tall feven years oil, good in all harness oil
under saddle and OF the kindest OF ANIMAL, per
f.etly sound and a good traveller. Can be ssea al
SMITHS stable North Moore street, between hudson
and Narick.
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yTNO RET-THE STORE 273 GREENWICH STREET,
i third door above Murray street. One OF the best
atoms the side of the city for fancy dry
goods business. Apply At 272 Pearl street, of JOHN
JAMESON, after O'Clock r. NJ, at III Fourth street,
enc door above Amos.
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NORTH RIVER LOTS TO LET OR LEASE
IN The block bounded by Jane and Horatio streets,
an West stree. and Thirteenth avenue together with
the bulkhead In front Of the same 1t will be let in
parcel separate lots also the block bounded Six
ty fifth and Sixty sixth streets and Third and Lexington
avenues Also, lots Forty second and Forty third
streets, between Fifth and Sixth and the
Fifth avenue. Apply to II. WELD 1877 Fulton street
V. HOFFMAN, Clarendon Hotel, corner Fourth
and Eighteenth street.
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I{AKERY TO LEr-AN OLD STAND, IN A GOOD
ID beighborbood, with fine Also at No. Z
6lsrl street handsome apartments consisting OF four
rooms for small neat families. Apply 70 JAS. TURN
BULL 54S Broome street.
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4 HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT TO LEr--CoNrAIN.
"A ing two acres Of ground, situated in the town Of
fopttrs Wescheter county abeunding IN fruits Of the
choicest kind with dwelling bousa, carriage house. ice
house Be-, within fifteen minutes walk Of the Hudson
kiver Railroad For further particulars inquire Of WILL
LIAM Fl. VALENTINE, No 90 Second street New York.
Rent, $500.
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CoUNTRY SEAT TO LEr-TaE COUNTRY SEAT AT
~ Pelham, Westchester county, formerly owned add
occupied by George Rapeye Esq, containing Atty four
acres Of land win be leased for term of years to
good tenant. For terms apply to ADAMS LUCKEY, IS
Nassau street.
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I,OR sALE-LGHT PLEASURE WAGON, LEATHER
IL top seat, nearly and In tine order In uirs
At No. Bridge street, New York.
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ITO LET THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE HOUSE NO
II Bond street, will be let to Gentlemen IN singt
rooms together, 10 q dentist The house is taksr
and will occupied as fashionable dres.makins es
tsblisL ment The floor will be let for a millinery o
fancy business. Inquire on the premises
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THO LET-1HE HOUSE, WITH GARDEN, &C., COR
ner Of Fifty street and First avenue being
pL sanity situated and the river and Railroad &c.
Apply 1872 Broadway from IL to IL O'Clock, at %
EastTwenty seventh street, OF -
PETER A. II. JACKSON.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR PROFIr.-THE OCEAN VIEW
"a Company invite proposals for the lease Of that
Poiton Of their grounds (about ten acres which has
been set apart for hotel purposes Ocean View Ia cee
nraed far and wide for the beauty OF it's position
Lypnhaven Beach at the outlet of Chesapeake Bay its
noble reach OF Shore ts delightful surf bathing its
eshrg sea breeses and its grand and impressive view
OF bay and ocean This beautiful watering site has
Gently been purchased by q eonpany OF wealthy gentle
men Of Virginia, Carolina and Maryland who have had
the same LAID of in beautiful lawns Streets parks &c
have selected lots for prvse COTTAGES and reserved the
Lease the hotel tract some reliable person npany
p erect suitable house for the accommodation Of vsi
rr and those owning cottages who prefer 10 board
IT be hotel The various railroad and steamboat nes
which centre at Norols from and distant States
VII fur nsh for the whole salt air seeking public.
The company will extend liberal terms To of enter
prise, energetic association they consider the
public claim for establishment OF the sort 70 be mpe
ratiye Address The Ocean View Company, Norfolk, Va
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ITNlONPORT ISDu SIRlAL HOME ASSOCIATION, NO
~ 2.-1he members arr here py notified that the fol-
loving resolution adopted At tine last meeting as
recommended by the Finance Committee In their last
report
Resolved That each and every member Ia required to
pay tie sum OF $40 per quarter acre, before they
obtain their dsedp ana all lots upon which less than the
above amount has been paid, s be sold AT public
top, on Monday, tbs 10th day Of April, at IL A. NJ at
Unionport
n BAH lots for after the 4th of April, the OF
per cent viii bs charged in addition 10 the above
amount u pay for the atyeruny and auctoncers fees
AZ the s20 VIII barely meet the eXpeu Of the Assoca
ton. N B. The Association meets the frst and third
Wednesday Of each month uutl May when the Associa
ton ceases TO meet. BY order Of the Assoc alton,
J. A HAND. CHuCH, Secretary
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|yT,O LET-THE LARGE HOUSE AND STORE NO. ao7
i Eighth avenue, the house containing fifteen rooms,
besides The Easements suitable FOR frat class boarding
house To let reasonably, whole or In part. Apply TO
\ WIN. NEWMAN 49Ik Eighth avenue, or TO ~ CoofER,
La Division street
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TENANTs' REGTsTER.

~ GREAT JONES STREET.-THE LET, That -FOUR
l. story ana basement brown stone house. with al
the modern ALSO 107 Grand street cor.
ner house to let or lease for Ave years. Inquire ut 80
Great Jones street, so Wall street, Of Mr. WRIGHT
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n u A.-THE MEMBERS OF HANCOCK CHAPTER
". hereny nohcd TO attend special meeting A. tho
Cha ter rooms, corner Of pher aud Hudson streets
this Saturday evening, at eight o'clock. business
portance Will he brought up for consideration,
J. J. BRADES, Sachsm.
G. A. TiITcHEsER, c. ofC.
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ITOTEL TO LET-oN BROADWAY, WITH LEASE,
don very prominent, being in the vicinity of the New
York Hotel Yearly rent very low, 81 500 the furniture
which il good, must be purchased Price about - 600.
B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broldwiy.
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YSa,O IEr-IHE FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSES
Ill ll2 and ia Leonard street, near Broadway. The
bauses are cspsious have rot and cold water furnace
bath &r and have been occupied for many years as
fret class clearinghouse Apply 70 HENRY HEATH 2Ss
broadway
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LIoR sALt-A GREY COLT, FIVE YEARS OLD THIS
II spring, land TO older,) l5h hands high, soani,
Kind and ne in every respect liz has been here but
short time, and brought by the present owner,
who will guarantee him 10 tfot mile the road In two
minutes and hfty seconds. Any person who may be In
want OF fact roadster have any further particu
lars by adore note for few days TO Coli, Union
Square Post ohcs No one need apply unleAs they
willing 10 pay b!g price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-10

HOUSE TO RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE
IL Possession given Immediately with lease for
from May furniture all last May rent $3.50
pleasant location St. Johns park Address for three
days W, Post Once.
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yU1o IkT-A VERY NICE LARGE COUNTRY HOUSE
II and gardens. at seventy fourth street and Tenth
avenue good place Tor gsrsner viii be leased Also,
beautiful country seat short distance out Of tosn,
at rent Of Ss0o lease. Apply 10 l.. Is kIN5HlhEk
are Fourth avenue, from 20 p. n
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SPECIAL NOr4CEs.

III AVANA, BLAND OF CUBA-GEN ERAL AND
Ii commission ageney--Ms rcsderes street. No o.
Mr.. j. q suzar;e for moderate rate OF commission,
wu execute orders for the purchase Of the different
pductr OF the island Of ouba sach as sugar oassss
tobacco, segars ~as no. also the efscting s.es OF
oopsignmenH u u-rcn sndise entrus ste In
the brokerage department Mr. Snxars viii attend 10 the
purchase oil shares OF the different stock pauss
landed property houssH villas aad country this
and sugar estates isrna and cottages &c His long
periense and extensive quantace places him po-
stion TO Obtain the most favorable purchases
hns aud hster himself that persons entrusug ordera
70 him wbi ~ sabsned Mr.. Suxarta will prod ics the
boot reference rs TO standing and cspabty 0fdars 10
be directed ~ above j. q SUZARrE
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|yJ,o IkT-A LARGE FOUR STORY HOUSE viBY
III near Broadway, below spring street, containing
about twenty rooms occupied hrst class boarding
house furniture TO be purchased reasonably, VIII
lease Of several years may be obtsned Yearly rent,
81 ,0,0. IL. w. RICHARDS JOI broadway.
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r-o LET IN BRooKLYS-TITE STORE AND DWELL.
ing c3 Main street; the store forty feet deep and
GOOD stand tor the clothing boot and shoe hardware bg
the dwelling suitable for boarding house or large
family Apply at IL Fulton street from TO 10 O'Clock A.
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IIOtSE TO I.ET--IN AN UNEXCEpTIONABLE NEIGH.
III borhood in the immediate vicinity of Brosdw way,
below Fourteenth street, with modern improvements;
yearly rent very low $500 the furniture in house. which
10 nearly new must be purchased when immediate pos
session will be given. B. W. RICHARDS 3O7 Broadway.
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IL ORSES.-TEN VERY SUPERIOR YONG HORSES
III lately from Vermont, warranted pure Morgsns
Among them too pair Of closely matched bays Also
eight extra city made hight wagons, equal 70 any
1factured. VIII be sold very los. in cob-eq Of
the nre which burnt estAblshmeat d,wn. Apply at
u and 20 Botrum street Brooklyn.