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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-15

r The Vermont Autograph and Remarker
of June 5th, after acknowledging an obliga-
ton to the Free Press for quoting one article
from it and its dissatisfaction at our " dodg-
ing and Sinking the insertion or notice in
and learn designed to admonish people
respecting serving out tea, - winds up with n
general warning us follows: "lf editors
will not allow me to be heard on this and
such other topics as feel ought to be pre-
scented, Id as lief they would not quote me
at all ALI RIGHT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-15

= AFFAIR. OF lIoNoR.-Two fast Young
gentlemen, of New York city, Leavenworth
and Breckenridge by name, had difficulty
int club house last week, B. charged L. with
not paying his dues to the club. BY way of
proving that he had paid them, l.. challenged
b. The two with second. and surgeon
took train for Niagara Falls, and fought on
Navy Island on the Canada side.
The weapons were pistols. Both fired
promptly at the word, and both were hit
LEAvENwoRRH was struck in the right thigh
which the bullet pierced and lodged on the
bone of the left thigh, breaking the bone and
leaving him cripple for life, if he survives
BREcKENRlDGE was shot through the calf of
the right leg the ball passing clean out,
without serious injury.
The father of Leavenworth, who approved
OF his sons lighting, is now with him Breck-
enridge has fled The n. Y Press. with
hardly an exception, are united in the call
for the prompt execution of the laws (which
both in Canada and New York state are
strict against duclling) upon both princi-
pals and seconds. Should Leavenworth die,
the parties. if found in the United States
must be surrendered to the Canadian author
tiles to be tried for murder.
Dnels are not very common in Massachl-
setts but since theabove affair one has occurred
near Boston, Two French sailors, having
had difficulty, went out to Brookline to
settle 1t, according to the " code of honor"
After all due prcliminaries they fired, Neither
bullet took effect, hut one passed through the
coat andyest of one of the parties aud slightly
Sraz"d his skin. Thlnklngiho was murdered
he seized stone, which proceeding is not
according to the modern " code, we believe,
and hurled it at the Others head, who retail
lated by stabbing with a dirk knife
They finally made up" in the Jail at their
leisure. i. s. The man who was stabbed has
since died,
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compromise, one Kenneth Rayner of North
Carolina that the gross intoxication of many
OF the delegates has much hindcrcd the bust
ness of the convention and that the mem
bers, with few exceptions, are declared to be
even below the late Massachusetts, Lcgisa-
ture in character and ability, our readers
can form some idea of what is going on at
Philadelphia. 1t will be time enough to
comment upon its action after the convcn-
ton adiourns.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-15

rFTRArrlNG CuTwoRus These pests
of the farmer and gardener are unusually
plenty in this vicinity this season As many
as sixty have been found in one Hill of rota-
toes, in the neighboring town of Shclburnc
and many gardens are troubled by them in
this village. A correspondent of the M,chj-
gan Farmer describes the following method
of trapping them, which has the merit OF
originality and is easily tried.
4" Last spring, tried an experiment with
the " varmints,' which will relate for the
benefit of whom it may concern. planted
corn on a clover-sod pl0wed in spring While
planting found plenty of the small grubs.
The corn was planted about the Goth of May,
and as soon as it came up they commenced
their mischief Knowing no reliable or GER
tain way of saving the corn, concluded to
Hop them. For this purpose | took a round
stick, or #. long and about inches in
diameter, and making one end sharp, and
taking two rows at time, made from two to
four holes, or inches deep in or close by
every hill. After fixing several rows In this
way waited to see the result. On examna-
ton found that almost every hole had one or
more worms in it. In one hole | counted as
many as six. ! then went over the whole
Held In the same way, and the result was
that hardly a hill of corn was destroyed after
the holes were made, while my ncighbor s
corn Just over the fence, which was on ground
rlowed very early, was more that half cut of
with the worms. 1t might be supposed, that
when the fellows fell into the traps they
would bore into the side and escape but on
watching them | found they would try to
climb up but the sides being smooth they al
waysfel back again, when about n hours OF
sunshine and starvation would put an end to
them. They usually commit their depreda-
tions in the night, and while crawling around
to find the corn they tumble in An add
tional recommendation of this method is.
that the birds will not pull up the corn
when they find plenty of grub already pro-
vided for them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-15

y The EXERCISES of Commencement at
Dartmouth College occur July "a, % and
26. Prof f. A. PARK, of Andover, addresses
the Theological Society, Tuesday evening,
July oath. Hon. s. p. CHASE, of Ohio. will
address the Alumni, Wednesday forenoon.
WENDELL PHILLIPS, of Boston, will deliver an
Grafton, Wednesday afternoon ; and PARK
BENJAMIN, of New York, a Poem "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-15

0F AT place called "Squabble Hollow, .
in Derby, Conn, a rattlesnake, nine feet and
five inches in length, has been captured, after
having been the terror of the neighborhood
every summer for number of years. The
New Haven Journal says he used to " take
after any person who approached him, and
came near killing young lady.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-15
II SoULE ~ PERRY.-Mr. Soule has wr,

II SoutE rs PERRY.-Mr. Soule has writ
ten particularly waspish letter, declaring
that there is mot word of truth" in Mr..
Pcrry's recent letter to the President, and
announcing that he is preparing history of
his Spanish Mission for the Press. in which
he will draw picture of Mr.. Perry's doings.
The style of Mr.. Soule when irrltatcd, NAV
be inferred from the fact that five lines con.
tain the pleasant terms " baseness," " impu-
dence, hypocrisy, "cowardice," Jesuit"
and " felon." applied to the object of his
wrath
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-15

~ The WEATHER. cRors &C.-Nearly three
inches, (2,SG) of rain have fallen here this
month SO far, or about nine times as much
as fell in the whole month of May. Either
the rains have been very heavy through the
valley of the Winooski, or else there was
still snow on the mountains, which has been
brought down by the rain. The river is. at
any rate, very high. The interval, north of
this village, is Hooded, and the corn and pota-
toes growing thereon must be destroyed, -
The late rains have been wide spread and
beneficial. The wheat crop of the country
is now considered safe from drought In
parts of Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky and
Pennsylvania the ravages of the llcssian fly
have been severe, and may reduce the wheat
crop of those states below the average.
The prices of flour and breadstuffs have a
downward tendency, money is easy in tho
great markets, and the arrivals from Caifor-
MIA bring as much gold a, is exported to
Europe. In Europe money is easy at 3 to !
per cent, and the cotton market is moro
active than ever before known.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-15

~ To KEEP BuGs FROM NINrs.-For the
benefit of your numerous subscribers, will
send you what | have found to be the best
method to keep the yellow-stripcd bugs from
vines. | have used it for more than thirty
years, and never have known it to fail.
lake the feathers from hens wing, and
dip them in spirits of turpentine, and stick
one or two in hill, and after every shower
they will want to be dipped over again
Howard Sayre, East Thetiort, Vt Country
Gentleman, May "a.
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0F7GoNE N.-At recent meeting Of the
Know-Nothing Council of Stephentown, NY
resolution was unanimously adopted to
adjourn to the LIST day of January, 1899
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-15

~ Ia the Washington Municipal election
on Tuesday the A." Americans" lost six Coun-
cilmen and gained four Aldermen They
have majority of fifteen ON the joint Ballot
The average American majority ON the general
ticket was 553, The result is considerably
chuckled over. as a special slap at the
President
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-15

We call the attention of Farmers to the
following. These children; many of them,
prove excellent help, and it is at any rate
decd of charity which will not go "nrowardod,
to give them the chance for an honest living,
which they can hardly get in the great city
To Farmers and Mechanic. in the Country.
There of poor boys constantly in
Office, able bodied and willing to work. many of
whom have no home, or friend, or shelter. We can
not find places for. them though it is a season of
the year when farmers most want help.
Who will do the best charity to poor children in
the city-that is, provide them homes and occupa-
ton in the country
1t may as we'll be understood that the children
whom aid, in almost all cases are of foreign brfh
From applicants from distance we require
pledge of the payment Of the childrcn's travelling
expenses if they prove satisfactory. Address,
c. l.. BRACE,
Secretary Chdrens' Aid Society
No ii Clinton Hall, Aston Place, New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-15

y New HAsPsHIRE.-A despatch from
Concord received. just as we go to press
announces that BELL and HALE have been
chosen U g. Senators by the House The
Senate had not voted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03
frenrb China, ee.

FRENCH CHINA TEA DINNER .od rOi.
a LETVARE-lh f.u sez o. separate pieces wtt. ,oIs
,ts.d AID decorated Cut Gao, Ws-i 6osie VIC. Gia--ss
sts;asues ELsss l.: ir .rest VARIETY TIE Freueh
are no~ scic tnos oS the En- lish Var.
1e1 Pas within ae re.eh u al hozsese-yeu Dssers "
!otcear are &c ety-ns snc Invited esD
sne etantne- chAhLks AdRENRELDr no IS Nsidss
'sne Up stArs sbove "inale's House Hrn.hins stoTr
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That tnsT required surrender the ose
de underlined 81 Lansing before the 18th Day 4 Al
ensuing for us.msnt % the visions Of
sa5 The Of such adjustment will be IN accord
sih the 9Th section Of tbs Act nbered rs approved April
1875 here aa1exedl Tbs bonds be- issasd
the sdrasnt y 'hoss above described Will co1t.n clause
emitting the holder any sn5 s tho State msy
azsnst re United States BsDk aod the Norris Canal aud
baukrE Conpsny their ess expenditures sro~ins
Of the ne,oaion OF the Five Million Lo.n Bonds. and such
tolds when Issued Will De made psyab. in S-~ York
both poeps and interest and ~i be made rsdse osols
the done fixed for tue mstnts Of original part psd
bonds The interest Aid bond- viii be paid M
bnsy the 6s day Of aly and January Of yer until
the maturity Of I'D bonds the REDEEM principal
After he expon Of said 18th Of August the 81
this elias Of bonds remaining out-t.nd-s un.sstei ~
b h. HOLMES, State Treasurer.
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Rrdl gsiate for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT on n. Y
IN ISLaSD-To LET OF LEASE COUNTRY HOU3E
snd GARDEN 5'h and lS.d . eo5pIs twelve
os OF sr0utd tsssfGy laid cut snd under hae euSspz
se soci ed choice Iu grapes ard towes Tue house
o2s as' been thoroughly ePsec and al the modern in
cold bath &e Applv "a
sURDEfT DAVIS MAIN. No n william St
A SSIGNEES' SALE.-An undivided mOiety of
"A valu.ble TRACT n c,AL LAND in ses,yI,iu Co
60 snns SIS acre.. adjoining land. Of the eE.YSrk
NN~- ~N"Psn,' APryo GAS. 5. PAfCOAST,
Ne 60 NeaRf st., PhllsdsphiA
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or BONDS. APPaOytDFsB. Ia, 1885
sEcTIos All h1dss Of that clss 0f bosds for which
bonds directed b. sued by ssctoa eisnt Of
b.rc rs of the session laws for the year 1919 entitled
Act provide for the funding the Outstanding lateFn IN
Warrants Of this State sud the due asre
so for quicsns snd fondng the amount II pe
.nt rfsrest artn- d1e the pztp.t five hOa Loan
Bends hereby required within sK mouths from aid AFTER
the Of this Act % bonds Of this state bed
b. them the State TreazfeTs Once for the Of
bsv5E The d1e thereon accurately .sccTaiasd
bonds ssaec therefor according the provisions Of sd
Act aid u they fail present said hoods ~hin hs
tine herein prescribed interest shz 10 slo~ed aid
bonds the holder holders thereof aftsr that tine
tie b. 10 any inco posted into
bon5 n BE- Issued Of the principal thereof and
the Sise Treasurer hereby snthorzcd 70 give al reasonable
ard proper notice u The provisions hls As. beat
cure the oblsct hereby eontem plated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

CINGLE GENTLEMEN can be accommodated
- nth ROOMS fufnzhsd unfsrrishsd- vita parma
BOARD At No sh-s TIE house 70 p!esaai Win a. me
modern Improvement
ITO LET-To one or two Gentlemen, with or
Il v1thoat Breakfast two PARLORs with osd,oons ara
el.,s ps.fl, furnished 90 ID fo Inquire a. No - LsH
z15-st pes LeJngs1sv
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Eonscs an6 farms h)anteo.

DBOADWAY PROPERTY. Wanted TO PUR-
- CHASE LEAsE ate or sces nnodaica for the n y
ticus csd my Of Drsgn BrOsi~sY having
;hsrsSon in its VA u6ste vuiy b-sseen h Aad l4h-
Apply to THOMAS 5. CUNNING. a. hs residence.
No is SHAW
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GUNNER Retreats.

A HOME, with every possible comfort, ma.
IN he has ct ORANGE MOURfAIN WATER CURE. vic
chance for t,wiLF biieIcs and the most Iomsntc w.ls'
Board fIom 81 b GA Inquire No IFS l2n Scat
Orange, EeRJeIsey y. ii. WELLlNtroH, NJ u.
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Godi.

NEW COAL YARD have opened a new
COAL YARD IN SAD the junctic, Of Broad "a,
aeseuPtion Of Anthr.sits sai Btu atnoas Coal
JAMES L. WORTH
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<,OINTRY RESIDENCE and FARM for SALE
" On EXCHANGE. ssd Inne1ste sses 90 "A Ass
Cottsse and twenty Aces The ssaa sf o L,.4
I,snr-s besatfu: and healthy rssGsnes Pree 90
per ce MT eAsh the resdse bore and 1ortx>se q ave
frtieusrs 7sE.s-ss third eOOr fron' roo1 or NO -
NcDoosL$t ,4P. n
COTTAGE and GROUNDS for SALE or to
u RENT q; POkT RIcaxOSD satea Is.si-rhe
House budinI viii Be finished frs; Of June s . fse noo
two bGs and attic With wing 10 teetssass se
eet with and sersbery aud Tear oFf
rsr Ts, ArpI, 10 Y HAUGHWoUT No SCI Brosd~sy.
or 70 P. HAuGHWoUT Pot Resaon4
COTTAGES At CLIFTON, STATEN lSLA AND,
~ FOB sALE Or 10 LET.-oae srr. nev cOrIAts
suasd about mile oza Vsnee-trs Lxadtnf sounsco
Ing fne vie- of the Bsy II vel hashsd anc D. svey
for zsnss family and good Coscn dooe sas
ALo In cane pslzhbo-hoo1 . yu.H COTTAGE, IN rood
order vh Coach Houss sbort ns acre Of Lad Yer
particular srply to LLsI CoOh 10 ~ proso-s
nor SALE-At Chatham -Four Corners, Co
II uubis County . rood FARM Of ~. .eres. VARIETY Of
choice Fruit Eooi Ho1se with IL rooms Fam ana -r
r.se house &c a. rood repair, rear TIE 1e
Of as-osd corv,rert 20 schooI Ard CT urcne%
quir. Of SUTHERLAND No 81 "LiSt, OF Of n d. STE
WINS. on the prenises
EOE SALE-COTTAGE-H HOUSE, STABLE,
II ard CARRIAGE BOUsE and t~o LOrs. With good vel
Of Eesbbobood .eusi 20 TIL ls.n1 House,
two .ore. sled ia siih brick work dons y the dsv
Price t52t sltS eas reuain SO can De pra u uoos
ore. Of sOUT6ERs DIRE Glory, rooz No :. APpe.on'
Buidins No SO Broadway
TOR SALE-In Brooklyn, HOUSE, with four
Lots Of Groupt with Stable Asdisoos, est OF Bed
forS Az House 2rjs tgosory bs-mert, snf sua-eesr.
rasblensre Web tr.y', &c. Price. 81 go; Rent Casa
ear. from Fulton Ferry within two bioeb Of the above
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6oiels.

TIVE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, AS EN-
Il LARGED. IL open. Of Broadway AID Houston
bloch With the Metropolitan Hotel and SibOA
The HOUsE Is eoIdoced fe European plan OF lodging
ranging In from fly cents day flor made single
rooms upwnd, according TO size location &e Many de-
sirsbio 85 and IS per week The NEW RE5rAU fANrh
frat foor Brosiwsy where tbs pfv.e
rooms Meas will be furnished tbs lowest price the market
will sfoId 10 superior slehe tuess psy9s only for
what they order Travellers and cnEsDs Will hod at the
accommodations Of superior der for rsspset
sbiny order Iesnes attention, comfort, and ECONOMY.
SIDNEY KOPAAN.
7 OpGINGS.--Gen Gentlemen can obtain well-fur
IL DIsbed snglebedded ROOMS for 50 TO 81 50 per
~eek to 81 nsht at the EAGLE HOTEL corner Of
Frankfort and Wilau1-ss Tbso RefectOries
sojsctn at which they obtain meals.
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,,r,r vopv nAuy TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1S55'

MISS COLES BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL
M Nc sRu,s-,st Summer Term eomme'e-a APn'
WHITING GYMNASIUM, No. go Broaaway,
w opvo.it. Tiffany. The .uhscrssr tns-nsos saa =,
terise o. uepe. I.sies ard Gen,lsnsn tesroas
Il sssuriD, .b-olue, perfect con sse .. 'oe s.
%. -, "a 80 .r,,iv a, A., hour from A tos
" q EACLAVRIS Writ ns-M Mater md r.en'ee.
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OFFICE rs, MIonIGAS soUTBEBs NOETHERs)
ADIAsA 4 r. COMMANDS No e NHl.n.sL,
sEw.YoRK. Apfn =. 1885.
THE STOCK TRANSFER BOOKS Of the
above Companies vii open the 9Th day II NAY NEXT
instead Of the Hh Instant before aver ssd By order
the BOesc. J. 81 PDPKiSS Secretary.
DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, No 2jl 3dav.,
IA door shove Zis'st O)eu daily from 10 A NJ 70
NJ Interest az the rate OF se5 Of S5s and
under ard pev cent - o.
"" PLaIT, Pres J. r. keller, Vice Prcs.
II. LooTsoARow Secretary.
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CFFIcE OF THE WILMINGTON 1 SANcHtsftk Is r. 90 {
WILMINGTON, IN c. april q. 1883. }
DVIDEND NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
~ INTEREST falling due ia the City OF New York. on tho
FIPsr DAY Of Nav next on the "a Mortgage Bonds Of h
Coupanv will be paid after that date at the Ohcs Of
wINsLow LASiERS Co No. 81 wsllst New York. on
presentation OF the proper coupons.
JOHN McRAE, Treasurer
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UNADJusTEp MICHIGAN FIyE MIILION

sr.rE TKs.sUssKs OFFIcE, LANSING March % 1870.
In pursuance the following secoa Of an Act relating %
the 1--WE MILLION LOAN BONDS, approved February u.
le5 shlch DO hereby give notes 70 ths
ho ders " the follo~ius doscribe Cd BOnds
sk-llA
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BOARDING at No. liz EAST BROADWAY
ID Fropt sod back PAIior "a story Lot with BOARD,
70 men aud their Wives likewise, Room to slass
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piauo- fcries an6 Musif.

kA(LAURlN " Nc hefN'A ,s~
riano- fcrtes ano Alnsir.
Fl. GALE & Co., PIANO-F0RTES,
A. Mo- o. x .Ai 20 sd-sv corner Of S-As N's iO''
..a.,, ,ns s,.,,oa. W.-.rooms and NsnufsctorJ,
Within Ice y.rd, Of 20. .eov.
bacon 81 RAVEN, PIANU-FURIE MANI
ga A' sTo.a.., s.vss ~ .Iosd.ao. q .nd
.cry requisite fsciay a. nsnases'res are eo.osd
Az, = @ qu.hy Of toss ~ortn.n.hp, .od durability.
nAINES BROS & CUMMINGS, having
III neatly their usDIse t,e ~. sss 20
ps'sr,s 70 RP es I'D :, SSs MI u.e profession
p...eo By ,ny uueh ard Irish; and enespet oi III
H.. e. ,. -, fns i .l.S. & new aErAfc FRAME
fiANo win w ss No ns Sd .v. corner lssh.
UTE. NEWTON & BRADBCRfS,
L. PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS -wsrerOons
No al Broone block eat Of brosdssy n oo'e
Al,nt. for 10. celebrated oIs.n MeloSeoo:
ORGANS for sALE-One stop, Gothle
~ case with Swell; o; ethttop do siih Pedals. one
oftsy, IS stop ger, fine se.psine sO'' theSs
Tu%sn; are b .sn; 20 y .Sor1s o. Builder
DIANO-FOkTES.-J z. WAKE x Co +,
Manufacturer have removed their Pisno forte wsrs
ou.e fOn No s. s.s,y st to The reg ,na .pa'ioa' 0a'
rIANO-FOR1Es Wholesale pr;es for cash or s,ifs
tory paper sre. r5ueemens 20 purchasers nov offered
DIANO-FORTES.-R GLEN & Co. have re
il moved ther Piano Forte Mandatory and N.reroon
ssm No 10 Fulton g. % No IS sprirsst Two 900" s.' o.
BrosSvsy.
DIANOS at GREAT BARGAISs.-Five Pl'
AMOS and secood band, 20 Toe sves AZ are
,eSpeed mice. Also, W.tches Cksns Jewe ~ Nt<Ns'
Tups, Cloes. ssfe' &c Storage AID cash advances
On josEs, No. 50 Amt second aOo,
DIANOS-PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
il ne ls.est assortment in toe Uned states eompusns
tbs. of ten dfsrsnt manufactures G bet Co ces
brs,ed premium EoLAS PANos so HOSE s s'sr
spt manufseteri,s HORACE Waters No. $50 SrossSsy'
nIANOS PIANOS Great bargains may be
i bsd A. ID. ,rlensid Warehouse Of ~ P. CURft,, at
h, old s,snd No al BrosG~sy where hs b. REQ prned
cb spt .sred of PIANOS, from the celebrates
m,t ufsctcry Hews hcston; snd also .rte soi
erf OF New m.Dufeture Persons will hnd II 70 t1slf
sSv,uste 10 call before purchasing else ~heEe al bosd~
DIANOS TO LET-HAINES BROS. Il CUM
nTrGs rent their erpense g eeli ssth- .lne.t
Pisues with privilege q purchasing sh- 80 wtn Tn
Quoted NAbbEOoNs no lao ,csy eeIuo- 49,,
SECONDHAND PIANOS at GREAT BAR
y GAIss-o,e At sc. at t75; one a. So, SO s'o'
sIfO Sil0 and flz5 ~ the Piano 81 Music Sore OF
HORACE wArEas, No SS5 Broadway
NYUIRTY PIANOS-(Some nearly new; also,
i 10 kELOoIoNs, TO rent at low raSs' sec'a''sAn'
Piano, for as as ard $40
H.y. You s.m song and Chorus, VERY popunJ
q e,nt. Pop Gces the Wess-l"-s new song - cent?
~. Wandered by the Hu, e-sons and chorus neH
ara ropalsr Poksh With eoor.d slsnoets OF
s,,npn and snspshssr-by " Bro~n 81 cents. Ju7'
publish.1 By BERRY GORDON. No 81 Brosd~sy
~ PIANO-FOHTES to LEr-At 81 80, "a
% srs IS month or for SALE at SIS 80, slh, su9
s,a5 %l5O % 10 $50 Piano Fore. Tdned snd Music
thsrcushy t.ssbt b. Prof DUasDAY No 29' jrandst
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Gl 0nl F OR SALE c II E A p.
~ lsOOOs Fer sale cheap, three story enek house
in Bushwlet 81 so.
Also, story cottage, with two lct. II CArencevls
Ions ssrd tsf houis ride from New York; house
Tcsehsr With number OF houses AID ics In New fofk
Brcotiyu sne Wibi.msburEh Apply 70
PECARBs BERNSTEIN PHILLIPS,
Ne 81 Libsrty st.
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SoIAS.PoLis Aeii is, 1875
NAJE OF STATE STOCkS-The following


GALE OF STATE STOCKS.-The following
famed Bas ks h.viDs filled to comply ~h the av Of n
s..,e e.uI.tns General sanlins hereby give nocs that
Will sell a. public 81 the Merchants. sxes.oss In tos
Ct, OF Nee York NOSDAf The 9ls dag Of MAY nes.
ID lok the SecuI>- held In tru.t for the recsnpeon~
AZ. eireu .uns notes OF cid Bsnks via;
NeIehants' Bsok, ct L,fsyettet
Merchsnts Bsrk. 81 rprlngtefi
Green Count, Bsbk 81 Bioomnet
Csvrrpmeut sock Bsts ST LN.yettei
Laurel Sank. - L-ur-l.
Bans of son.ervile ct Ccnrervtliei
AL CONSISTING OF Indiana per cent stccfs
WsSs,h Valley sank Los, import consisting ofisassas
S per cent ard I,disna q per cent otocn
R,Ikefr Nsds~crth. OF Hartford. Il Mi;hGsn City,
Bah Of Roekpo Roch port CONSISTING of Mi..oat
,., rs,t ssock. " y. TALBOT Auditor OF State
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OFFICE oF THE IsDlASA CENTRAL RAILROAD Oo',{
CESTREvILLE. uDd) April - l5e
DIyIDEND N0rICE.-The SEMl-ANNUAL
~ INrERE ST falling due in the City OF ora on ths
FIRST DAY Of Nay next tho Mortgage Bonds OF this
Conp.ny will be paid on after that date at tbs office Of
wIssLow, LAsIgR CO, 10 81 Wall st.. New York, on
presentation OF the proper coupons
JOHN 5. NEWMAN. President