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NEW GOODS.
I HAVE RECEIVED
Il 2 don. Galvanized or gilt Hunting Levsrs;

HAVE RECEIVED
L ? don. Galvanized or gilt Hunting Levsrsi
dor. Verge Wstohssi
iot. Open face gilt Watches;
2 doI. Gold Watches, various sisss;
Il dor. Silver Hunting Watches;
which with others on hand makes the largest and
most varied assortment ever on hand amongst
the variety can be found low priced aud high priced.
amongst them several of very hne finish and
very accurate time keepers in silver and in is carat
gold cases.
Also, new lot of Reticples, silvered Fans, India
Rubber Combs, long tooth she'll Side Combs. and
a very fine assortment of new and Rich Jewery
Snuff Boxes, Cigar Cases, and Fancy Goods gener-
ally Revolvers, and double and single barrel
Pistols, all sold cheap at the Old Stand, Church St
]. z. BRINsMAID,
Late Brinsmaid, Bro. 4 Co.
STOLEN,
From my counter, last Thursday, one dosen Shell
Side Combs, With long teeth A reward for thief
and Comb, will DO given. j .B.
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TWO SURPRISING THINGS

4 RE TIE TOPICS OF TALK EOWADAYS.-
"a One is tho rapiiity with which tho TURK i.
being used up. In Europe his expensive friends
John Bull and Louie Crapaud on one side and the
Cossacks on the othcrarorunninC him completely into
the ground. In some other places nearer home en-
terprse and industry are walking right over him,
and will soon leave him down at the heel aud back
in the dark, where daylight will never 60 back to
find him. Tho other surprising thing is the aston
ishinp Of
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Notice.

fEHlS may certify that have given my son
Byron II Stearns his time during the remainder
OF his minority aud that shall pay no debts Of his
contrasting nor claim any of his earnings after this
date
WIN. II. STEARNS.
West Bolton, March !, ls65 s5OvS
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Wanted 400 Active YoungMen

To act as local and travelling agents in a business
easy, useful and honorable alta
SALARY OF 500 PER MONTH
capital Of SIS only required. No patent medicine
or book business. Full particulars given, free to
all who who enclose postage stamp or three cent
piece, aud address
A. B. MARTIN, Pl.i,tow, y, II.
wlCwG
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FOR SALE by
II. II. BOSTWICK.
April S. 1855. d8wtf
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For HOYa.

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF all wool Tweeds and
"a Union Cassimeres. Also, Plain and Fancy
Linens, for Goats and Pants, just the things for
Summer wear, at LYMANS.
May ~, 1850 dtvtf
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Fatality Mt st. Johns.
ST. JOINS. C.. T. in

ST. JOINS, C. H., July Sd.
A little boy years old named Noxon and
man named Colomb were drowned in the
river about three miles above here, while
bathing with three others Sunday p. NJ. last.
The body of the boy has not been found.
Colombs body was found near the spot
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COoper's Anti-Pain Tincture.

4 s PAIN ALLEvIATOR this rincturc is
Asuperior to any other found on the American
Continent and takcs the precedence Of all others
wherever it used. It's purely VEGrrAsLE, and
contains nothing Poisonous.
Iti'good for wind and pain In the Stomach and
era and Cholera Morbus,-for Rheumatism, acute.
choronic, asd nervous for the Phthsio or Asthma,
Group, Colds and Coughs, scalds, Burus, Wounds,
Bruises, sprains, STIFF aud Swollen Joints, Neural
gia or Tic-DouloureuH Tooth ache, Headache, Sick
and Nervous lIeadacho.--to quiet an unessy nerv
restle.sness, aud thus enable TO sleep calmly
Pain in the side, stitch In the Back, Crick aud
Cramps, and almost every kind of Pain, Internal
and External Fits, Hicooush, Heart Burn.
Chilbl Tins, Painful Corns, Svelings Old Sores, to
allay fnhan nation, anl Prevent Mobilization 40.
sold at Wholesale and Retail by the Manufao-
tureS W. COOPER. 4 Co., Keeseville, Y.
Also by e. SPEAR, Burlington VT.
and by Merchants generally. wi3iy
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ttTN. ''h = THSIuS.
ARDERS RECEIVED FOR MARRIAGE AID.
~ dress, Party, and Business Copper.plate En-
graved Cards
Those who already have engraved platesoftbeir
Cards, have them neatly printed at short notice
81 Apply at the Rec PRESS OFFICE, where
Sp,eimsns otUanou tyiss can be -een.
May 80. d&wtf
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Why Don't you Advertise :

Why Don't you Advertise :
rEHIS QUESTION Is FREQUENTLY ASKED
I by those who know them,elves-but don't
know that everybody ,l,' knows-where to go for tho
purchase Of
Groceries and PrOvisiOns.
Ono needn't take the papers" to learn that at
DGwgY's he get Flour Of the best quality, extra
clear Pork by the Dbl or ID. Salmon, No. J.,
Mackerel in kits, Picked Tlerrings, Smoked do.
Iams, Lard Dat and Corn Meal, Maccsroni, Tapioca,
Sage, Farina Rice Flour, Pearl Barley, Split Peas,
Corn Starch, Hominy, Table and Dairy Salt, Hops,
Pickles, Prune. lin family jsr,5, Soap Of ali kinds
soft eIcepted-Pure Ground Spices, Currants,
Ctrous, Sultsna Raisin., Mace, Molasses, Pals,
Tubs, Brooms, Clothes Lines and Pins Bakers
Cocoa. Chocolate and Broma.
All these and many more, to say nothing Of his
choice and cheap, rich and rare Teas and Coffee
are universally understood, without the aid of the
press, to be obtainsble for cash at
DEwEY'S.
June 10th, 1855. ddwtf
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MARKS & PLATT,

MARKS & PLATT,
in their system Of selling
GOOD GOODS at LOW PRICES.
Thcy are now carrying out this system on on une-
qualed scale. Their
Large Clothing Warehouse
In Sirong's Building,
|. now filled with stock of goods which for com.
pleteness md fitness for the wants of the community,
throws into tho back ground any similar establish
ment in the State II is safe to say that they have
tho biggest pile of
Ready Made Clothing
ever brought into these parts since clothing
was inventod-about tho time that Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam sndked out of Paradise. And now that
the" winter Of discomfort" is over for all of us
in Burlington, and all ready for fresh start,
wish to say that we are prepared for the wants Of
the public during this
Spring and Summer OF 1855.
Our Goats, Pants Vests light Over Coats and Gents
Furnishing Goods of every description, made in the
Latest Styles and Of Nc,c Goods,
will please the most difficult taste, and will be sold
prices which will defy competition either by the
single garment or by the cord
And We further suggest that our c L 5 7 VI
TAILORING DEPARTMENTS fully stocked with
late styles of Cloths Cassimcres and Nestings, in
large and choice variety, md we are prepared to
receive orders for garments made to measure, and
which we warrant to combine excellence in mate
rial superiority in form and finish, and lowness in
price
One thing we'll prove beyond dispute,
That MARKs & Plat are bound to suit,
With taste, experience, skill and care,
And prices almost cheap mir,
Your fancy they engage to HIT
And you'll leave them whh not IN, At.
For the truth of these statements, we ask no one
to take word merely, but to call amt for him
ref. You save money by buying Of MARKS e Phtt,
and yuu ~ TINE, which Is money, by calm: On
them hrSi. before going elsewhere That i so.
Country Merchants lurnishcd with goodsat whole
sale and reasonable credit given
MARKS 4 PLAIT.
Wholesale aud Retail Clothing Warehouse.
Srons's Bui!ding.
Burlington, hrri II. d&w
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NEW GOODS
Notice

/ hereby given that have given my son George
L II his time during the remainder of his minor
ity, and that shall claim of his earnings nor
pay any debts of his contracting after this date
fErER NANCOR.
Jericho VI, June 10 1855. w50w3.
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Cbittenaen County Institute.

Chittenden County Institute.
5ainE TRUSTEES OF THIS INSTITUTE would
respectfully announce to the public that 1t will
be- opened for the reception of studcnt, on Ncdnc7.
day the 18th day Of August neIt,undor r charge Of
hIr. II. B. Buckham
Principal assisted by competent associates in all
&c Departments.
Tuition will be tho same ns in other Institutions
like character.
Board, 81 80 to $500 per wcek, Rooms, At re.
sonabc ratios, will be Furnished for those who may
wish to board them elves.
Applications for board or room. may be made by
lcttor or otherwise (and should BIO made early) az
also for further information in regard to the school,
TO On. MARCUS SwAIS, or to the Secretary,
BY ordCM. tho Trustees,
q. BUTLER, Seeretuy.
Essex, Vt, July 5th, $500 wlv3
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. Ny son WAS troubled with humor. Some called
it scrofula, some salt rheum some one thing, some
another. By the use Of your Medical Discovery,
he 10 now cured of it.
R.H. LAYTON. Quincy.
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DRAPER AND TAILOR.
1sANlNd disposed Of great share of his stock
this spring, has made an extensive assortment
VI The best
RiitnI.Nl&NE CLOTHING
Fresh and fashionable, and all kinds Of
Furnishing Goods ald Mdia Rather GoodS,
all very low in proportion to vnluc. Although not
disposed to make great puff can and will sell
cheap and good rs we say. Clothes neatly cleaned
repaired. Singer. Sewing Machine for sale.
Whoolcr's Block next to tho American Hotel.
Burlington, Vt, June q. d&wiw
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Important Information

INA RECENT advertisement of one Of
| spected competitors on Church street we notice
the following candid and scn:iblo advice to purcha
crs of Dry Goods. vi, Get posted up with prices
at other stores where the greatest wonders Of the
age may be found, fh,- asd buy Of vs. at 10 to
Is pc, less, vhch 20, H s~reiy do IL you comc
and SEQ" our extensive stock aud low prices On,
iidiicism oun).
We have no doubt this important announcement
was prompted by the purest philanthropy ; and as
they have alluded to us IS suJiliares in this great
po,,;t Of beroolnee, feel it to be duty to
sist in publishing the glad tidings." fcs come
and all to the Bee Hive and get "postcd up"
and then 60 wherever you can save " 10 to i per
cent" We regret that cannot sell as cheap a.
our neighbors advertise to do, aud confess, that we
rtiuctant "shake the bush for them to catch the
birds !" but the is noble one, and as it is
duty shall mcokly succumb, hoping to receive
need in praise and be hailed as the greatest
benefactors, Of the age" In conclusion We respect
fully invite all to examine stock before after
purchasing elsewhere, we take great pleasure in
" showing up Dry Goods The stock consists in part
of the following
CASHMERE,
TilIBET.
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NEW SPRING GOODS
NICHOLS Il ROYNTON,S.

NEW SPRING GOODS
NICHOLS & BOYNTON'S,
$50 Church Street, Burlington.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING our Spring
w Goods all of which were bought to sell and
will be sold little o,per than be bought at any
other store We have nearly everything in the way Of
Dress Goods,
silks, Satins, Poplns, Tissues, Barage., Linens,
Lawns, Musins, DcLain., Grape, Challeys, Cling
hams, French, English and American Prints.
Also,
MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY KIND.
SH A w L 9
of every kind, both Long and Square, some high
a. s50-froIn tGht down.
MantilIas and Capes.
A good variety of White Goods and Embroideries,
Gloves and Hosiery. In this branch We shall give
particular attention.
Linen Goods Of all kinds.
Linen sheeting, Pillow Case Linen, Table Linen.
Shirt Linen, Tovelling, dc, de.
CrOCkery,
China, and Glassware, LOOKING GLAseEs,
Paper Harging,, West India Goods and
Groceries,
all Of which will be sold at the lowest possible pr-
oes, wholesale and retail.
CALL AND SEE!
May !, 1855. d4vM
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STONE MARE.

= 7 GIVE WHNEs
NICHOLS & BOYNT0N HAVING PURCHASED
' of Ballard 4 Brothers, the Stone Ware Manu-
factory, are now ready to furnish merchants and
others at short notice, every description Of Stone
Ware. NICHOLS 4 BOYNTON.
Burlington, July |, 1854. dtrtf
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New Hamnton Institutinn.

TIVE SUMNER TERM will commence May 9th,
j and close July 2fth.
The r Nh TERN will commence Aug. 29'h.
Application for catalogues OF ioformatio may be
mn ic to the President, Rev. r. n. Smith D. D.,
TO Mise Laura A Gage, Principal Of tho Female
Department.
A. JONES. S1c'r.
May :, 1858. w&5mo,J
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Joy to the World , !!

TIVE THING HA7 COME THAT WILL RE.
lievo your pains Internal and External. Ho,
ye who Afflicted. Trv it Try Il, Il. sucoes,i 10
unp-r,llelci. CoopER'S ANTI.PAtv TtNCTURE,
tho brightest among ten thousand s'au
For t"stinonial' in Its favor enquire Of any fsmi-
~ who have usnd Il.
Manufactured nv W. COOPER CO, Ke.,.riIl.,
Y. Y. You will find Il n. Geo. W Allen, Pu-iing.
ton, VI md n Druggist generally. Or NJ whole.
sale by CLEMENT son, Hydcville, w. General
Agents for the State.
June %, 1865. w52mos3
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y ico

In this Town Thursday morning June rs at the
residence Of her son-in-law r. G. CoLE, Mn.
ELIZABETH CT TIER, aged 90 years.
In Milton June l6, Mrs CASpAcE BAsoox wife
Of the late John Bascom aged u years.
At shclburn Falls, Jane 23d, JAs.s II. JrSNI-
sss, aged &C.
At Grand Rapid, Mich, June IL, very suddenly,
Mrs. Ammo Maria, wife of L. R. Atwater, formerly
Of this place.
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New Tin ShOD-

0Y BLlNN having opened a shopon the West
y side Of the American Hotel for the manufao-
ture of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron work. invites
his old friends and customers to give him call.
II All kinds Of Job work, Roofing 40, done
in the best manner
Burlington, March 20, 1855. d1w3mos
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THE MARRIED WOMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

BY DR. A ~ MAURCEAu,
PRoyTsSoR DtsE,.E, op wnyrN
One Hundredh Edition, t5oO,OJ0) lsno., up. $50
tos YNu PAPER, EXTRA niSriSa STOOL
standard work Of established reputation found cased
In the catalogues Of the great TRADE sales in New York
Philadelphia and other cities and soil BY the princp,
booksellers in the United States 1t was FIRST published
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4sUN IIOCKS.
III AND>OME AND NEW STYLES EIGHT DAY
i 1 and one day Clocks, that run with Weights
and run more regular than Spring Clocks for sale
at BRlNcMAlD'S Jcwclry Store, Church Street.
Burlington, June "a, 1855. dlwtf
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MY WIFE
1 CATHARINE j. IsHAM, has left my bed and
board without just provocaton and this is TO forbid
oil persons from harboring trusting her on my
account as shall pay no debts Of her contracting
after this date,
J. b. ISHAM
Burlington, June 18th, 1856, dltdw2w
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Ribbons and Dress Trimmings.
NEW STYLES, and very desirable, worthy the
! attention Of every lady. Also,
GRASS CLOTH q MOHAIR SKIRTS,
just received this morning at
LYMAN's.
May 1th, 1855. dtwu
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Important to Farm ere.
Pork. Eish. 81

Pork, Fish. Sc,
1On BBLs. HEAVY MESS PORK 90 bbls
wv Lard; 25 tubs do 100 otis. Goldfish
Is bbls. Mackerel No. and ? 100 bxs. sailed
Herring "a kits do, for sale by
UERRICK 4 MILES.
d s. VIi
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i'll nrrie0.
At winoosEi. July 6th, by Rev. Father Godstte,
Mr. F. E. ALLARp and CECILIA GORDON, Of Quebec.
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Curtain Materials,
Mantillas.
Paras O1s- nc

Parasols, &c.
OOn PARASOLs, SOME AS HIGH AS SIX
&OO Dollars, also Fans, Mitts, Gloves, and Ho-
siery, Trimmings, Ribbons, Satchel,, DC, in great
varietyat
C. F. STANIFoRD'S.
May IL. d6w
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q CASES MERRIMACK STYLES PRINTS,
- new patterns, at 6 Ia cents per yard, worth 10
cents, ct
F. STANIFORD'S.
May II. ddw
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Gorses. Carriaaes, 81.

TNOR SALE from the private stable OF A.
. .n.. Of 6ns CARRIAGE HORSES siI yesS old this
sprin, sound and 10 good condition for use Can
- =, an, lime between The hour Of s,deP NJ,
np,il Ma CARRIAGE and II ARNESs for s.le also.
NOR SALE, CHEAP-Eight KING CHARLES
SPANIEL PUPPIES. three moaths old Ioqure at
nj q thu Ia R'vsy
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GUNNER Retreats.

BOARD WANTED in the COUNTRY-FOr
~ Family Of eight persons IN convenient nenhy
and pleasant within ~ miles Of Ne York Address
MORTIMER Box No 1 $50 Post Office, New York stating
terms and o,her particulars
NOUNTRY BOARD.-Those who are wishing
~ to procure comfortable Home do near the ver
Guoep Fruit and Vegetables; have own MILK oohs bet
the I'd and lstsva Refers nee exchanged.
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HcO GREENE-ST.-PARLOR and BED
ZD4 ROOns TO LET Suh o. ~fihsat bo.rt- The
be,.. b, al tie modern Improvements Three doom from
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Gouses ano farms t)anteo.

DART of HOUSE WANTED-By small,
quiet family; cir with w,'er sod gas. ncluiias
ta.emept .b.f 10 the City Brooklyn. JERSEY City Al
DR.. A. box 239, P o stating location and rent
VVANTED-A THREE-STORY and ATTIC
w HOUsE with the modern improvements Ia East Broad
way, Hsury or Msdsou.t Apply to ~
CHARLEs SMITH, No. il3 Wsllst
VNANTED-A part of modern built HOUSE,
w for aPtygeap Ell her ia the 2d-a tbsrssoout be
tween sh aud 18th SIS consi.tips Of front 8AESENr
two p-RLORs and three Rooms Answers TO be addressed
to MEDiCUs, box No. 5 Chath.m.tqusre Poet Ohce.
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Thantcs for Business Alen.

A GENTLEMAN of considerable business ex.
"A Penence and who can give the very bs1 of references,
tS. city Is worth sSest $50 CO. Of sbeh $500 t. cash
the latter msh possibly be Increased In short time II
ssSss.: .i.ins n.s,s Of so.ns., Mr. @iLifAMs this
chee and may rely upon having their communications
A PIANO-FORTE for Sale or Exchange for
"A csRpETlNG or GAS FixrUkEs. n.ds ey enc Ofshe
% 'i Feet Il o iSs CITY Azores ''' three '
CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED enter
~ into the NERO ANrILE BUSINESS in enc Of the most
Nssiork ard Pnsd.lssi, b, railroad No oid ..et To-
samersn.s Fer Bartisu.,, ssdrss, JOHN sHAaP. NJ D..
DRUGSTORE for SALE.-The beautiful
y DRUG STORE corner of Broadway ana l4th a Uaon-
place Hotel together With h, LEASE will be SOLO low for
business prospects &c. may be Obtsinsd from the
proprietor on the premises
LOR SALE-Awell established BOOKSTORE,
pEPoT in hriSSs inland city With, i've hour. Of New
y@. The i in the prosperous ,itos and
operns couo be possibly to any per.oa Of
ters INTO general book sse ionery bu.ins Pcs mode
k...I. De WIT lpb.sEsfoRT taSslsau. Buisin~
EOR SALE The Fixtures of a Preserving
E',ssiihnsnt esnssiins e. new steam Boie, EnsIus
ply 10 GEORGE STARR No ? sIo.a st, basement
Tor SALE-A valuable situation in wORCBS-
SS SOAP :%s oA ssI r "a md
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for DRY GOODS,
- hAk si,'s nni, SkockERY or FURNTURc, &e-A
xiis Lot 2sAsss Apply to xACFARLAN MERRITT
No. IS 5d-sv.
TOR SALE-A new and beautiful STEAM
SHIP. Of Dslt drsn Of water, length On dseI fw
feet beam. 81 feet dsPh q feet q oas wht
osA locust and thoroughly braced Win o,
straps and helms fitted 10 the appro,.A anns
Apply 10 JOIN GRAHAM, foot of Sth T. r. on bosrd
the steamer.
ELOUR MILL for SALE or to LET--That
i well kpewn and finely losstsd FLOUR MIL with three
eones and very desirable Water Privilege ~ Msss
Dutebess County mile from he tshki Depot Of
Che Hutsop River Railroad Inquire at sCHEsks Msehsssy
Depot No LES 0feen weh New NH OF OF the sns.eber,
sAS. sCBE SCK Nst.eswaa, Ny.
EOR SALE, or VIGILANCE for City Property
Il -Opsbslf o. Gsst MIL MIL stosshouse bisck.
IN It'll Shop Dwelling Houses. and about thirty Acres o.
Land The fs thirty feet: the power equal 3ote
minute Situsteo In wahisstso County, miles from
thb city mes from Troy Comm unc stion twice day
from Nov YorktiDe eight Asurs The above Mills
In full opersuon. Apply 20, or addr-s
BENDERs0N No. 70 Southst
nor SALE-One.hs Of the interest Of . re-
IL tail LUMbER-YAR0. together 9th the Fixtures cad
lssse from the Let Of Nay lsons Of
the ciy OF Brookyn Inquire lhs Of Ami
81 ard colombia sts.. Broosiyn.
NNALEETED BUSINESS MEN are employed
Il 81 J. n. COLTON Co No liz William ct Agents
FOR bssdsons and valuable o. Boob pabished The
b obtained ct The Bookstores Esh agent hs
hs ds,het
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Cost an6 found.

T1OJIND-On the 10th Of April on the road
f,,m Tr.n,sn 10 AIaneh Creek. q black rhAvEtlNS
BAG The finder sstn 'd., the f'n o'
-. have by proving properly and Psyios efpsnse Ire
Sfses H.,.N ,les.e copy Call Sc Centr'st New fors.
d IN REwARD.-Strayed or stolen on
X oil s.,,rdsy nornios lest from the corner Asy
~ ,s,h "a sBkOWN HOksE Nth COVERED Buoy
ssebs1 Ssis bors- 5t hands biss seven y.sn o. .sd
any one retarpipe the above 10 hesUs UNOEh
Hill FLELTs stsble, No. is hh sv will receive the
ab,y
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c;-JOhN !. I ~ u
MACE, Trush Msauf.etsrs, ;ns "a he. % hss4 .
= "a Of TrspE CARPET ..d Leather .ssssl
LsdsI and G.s,lsns.. Hss Cs nsss scsi issne -
s,sd w,,h d,sosteh Al articles bessht q M en- q ~
ssut 10 an, part OF New York. Broekiyn' 's"s WIFI
NansbureS, frss u sxysas~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-17

OTIS TO LET-The third, fourth and fifth
i 4 FLOORS Of House No Ix2 18th It 70, shops Also,
BA.EMENr ard sHOP in the rear. Apply TO MAcfAaLAN
4 MERRITT No. 40 Sd av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-17

ITO LET-A modern-built three.story Brick
i house. Ia wiIl,m.bursh. rear Peek alp Ferry coo.
t.pip. rooms g..fxtues &c Any lady family taking
The can the privilege Of buyios the paror and she
other Furniture ard bosrcig the seht oecnpaot 'nd f. nil,
In Do, ept for ,sme coed opoonunity for sns family
VINO would IKE to tale boader part Of the Houss
vito Basement will be let to small family. Ioqiire the
preu.,s No Washington place, or lice sddresse5 to
r. tbis Office, With stating where an Interview
can be had will meet with attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-17

CTORE and LOFT, either separate or together,
~ No ~ Vesey. TO LET tn. It re IL large and yell
adapted for obipg honse II required VII be eIsnssd e
Ibauife al No u Ceder-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-17

OFFICES to LET-Single Offices and in suites,
" in the new hui dina Bsnk corner Of Beck
nan second story well sa2ed for %
20, jewelers. and other, All the Offices well lighted aud
very beautifully hni'hed- - -.
Ao handsome Suites Of Oess suitable for lawyer IN me
n,d hnndirg ApplY 81 the Sal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-17

OFFICE to LET-Sutsbe for (having been
" occupied by) PHYSICIAN. for other blsins's The
Front OF house No 10 JsJst nssr sreen"ich'
Anply the premkes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-17

CTEAM POWER to LET-In light aud airy
- rooms in q 10 building 10 cuffs App. to
C BULL SON, No lo6 Clifr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-17

HOUSE 10 LET.-A very neat, small three
,tor, and basement n.stic frout brcs HOUSE M. 4s
Wet 44tb near 6h.v with Gas Hot aud Cold Water &c.
INQUIRE on the premises