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is AaE OF OysTERs.-A London oysterman can
tell ages of his flock to nicety. The age Of
an oyster is not to be found out by looking into
its mouth. 1t bears its years upon its back
Everybody who has handled an oyster shell
must have observed that it seemed as If COM
posed Of successive layers or plates overlapping
each other. These are technically termed
!" shoots" and each of them make q years
growth so that by counting them, we can
determine alta glance the year when the creature
came into the world. Up to the time Of IFS
maturity, the shoots are regular and successive;
but after that time they become irregular, and
are piled one over the other, SO that the shell
becomes more and more thickened and bulky.
Judging from the great thickness to which some
oyster shells have attained, this molluse is
capable If left to its natural chances nnmolested,
Of attaining patriarchal longevity.
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WHAT DOES IT Cosr TO FENCE THE amount
Of capital employed in the construction and repair
of the wooden fences of the United States, would
be deemed fabulous, were not the estimates founded
on statistical facts, which admit Of no dispute.
Burknap, well known agricultural writer says
Strange as it may seem, the greatest investment
in this country, the most costly production Of
human industry, is the common fences, which
deyide the field from the highways, and seperate
compared with the outlay for these unpretending
monuments Of art, our cities and our towns, with
all their wealth are left behind You will scarcely
believe me when say that the fences of this coun-
try cost more than twenty times the amount Of
specie that is in it.
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For the Thibodaux Minerva

For the Thibodaux Minerva.
To Miss NJ e.
Alone sat in pensive thought
While gazing on the starless sky;
My wandering thoughts sweet pleasure brought,
As oft fanc ed you were nigh.
No cheering light from the moon-beams bright,
To cheer the darkness Of the hour;
No dulcet songs from nightly throng
u Were heard to How from the leafy bower.
In solitude the heavens I viewed,
One lovely star alone to see;
As visions fair painted there
My thoughts with Joy were turned to thee
One twinkng star In the distance far
My wandering eye arrested;
When oh to me like smi from thee
Its beauty With my heart contested.
Another fair fancied there,
Rising ne r the first viewed;
But with the first 'twould ne'er compare
Its lingering light did oft preclude.
In fancys dream 1t oft did seem
While gazing on those meteors fair:
That love divine should e'er be thine
When loves first dream should place US there.
Thibodaux, La, April Sd, 1856. %***
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TauH-READ IT.-There is as much connec-
ucn between words and thoughts as there is
between thoughts and words; the latter are not
only the expression Of the former to react on the
soul and leave the stain Of corruption there. A
young man who allows himself to use profane
Or vulgar words, has not only shown that there
= . 1oul spot on his mind, but, by the utterance
u ou tnat WORD, ne extends that spot infames it
w y " indulgence It will soon polute and ruin
Ms wnole soul. Be careful Of your words as
Nsn s @ your thoughts If you can control the
wngae that no improper words are pronounced
W " you Will soon be able to control the mind
and save it from corruption. You extinguish
~ ~ Ife oy smootheing it, or prevent bad
thoughts bursting out in language.
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DAMAGES FOR CAUSING DRUNKEENEss.-In
Noblesville, T., Mrs. Julia Freyberger brought
= suit against Martin Mountoy for damages
caused by liquor sold by the defendant to the
plaintiffs husband, John Freyberger. she
charged that the defendants liquor had made
her husband drunkard, had caused him to
lose his time, and waste his money, and claimed
one thousand dollars damages The jury gave
her verdict for $500
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. Ial PosrAoE BLL.-The q. 8. Senate, on
ae y 10Th ultimo, passed an important bill from
-. - mouse IN reference to the postage on letters
= anis olll provides that for letters going less
taan oOOO miles the postage shall be three cents,
snu ever that distance it shall be Eve cents,
.:ssp. where postal treaties with other coun-
ales snall prevent. The amendment further
pnoyIues mat after the LIST Of January, 1855,
~ tne letters shall be prepaid, and that done
Ia stamps also, that letters containing
money can Be registered, 50 as to show that
Mey nave been sent, but in no instance to make
she Department responsible for them. !" '''--' =
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COLEMANS PATENT UNDULA TORY
CORN AND FIGURING MILL.

| PAIENI IoSCED 10
WILLIS P. COLEMAN, N. Orleans,
w La, October list, 1885,,
]. J.WATERMAN BROTHER, corner Common and Maga-
zine streets, New Orleans, Agents.
These Mills vary in price from One Hundred to Four Hun
dred Dollars and will grind from 2 to 60 bushels Of meal
per hour.
The Mills manufactured by the undersigned at
his mandatory City Of Jefferson only ten minutes travel
by Railroad from New Orleans. All orders for Mills left at
the Mandatory send by Mail the address Of WILLIS
p COLEMAN his Agents, will meet with prompt attention
and dispatch. TERMS CASH. City acceptance, at four
or six months with interest the rate Of eight centun
~ All Mills warranted to perform to the satisfaction
of the purchasers. WILLIS P. COLEMAN,
jan7-1y. Pltentee and Proprietor.
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PRIN CE'S III OF E L..
THIB0DAUY, La.
THE Undersigned having leased =,

L the large brik building occupied by Mf,7TT
Wakeman Smith, corner of Maronge ard Levee Mz
Streets opposite the Ferry Landing, intends making
extensive alterations and improvements and also having
gone to heavy expense in fitting and furnishing the
hcase will open FIRST CLASS HOTEL, on the 1st ot
March.
The proprietor atters himself that from long experience
Y managing anu m ., ~ % osa ~ ~ le
equal any in the United States Persons stopping the
my Hotel will find all the comforts of home, the
house will be conducted principles before under
taken in Thbodaux.
The Proprietor wishes his friends and the publie to dis
tcy understand that his House is open at all hours Of
the night well day. for their reception. There will be
the Landing at the arrival Of each and
Steamboat, to convey the baggage to the House
Tfeb171 J. w PRINCE Proprietor
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1rofes CARDS.

G BELCHER, Attorney and Counsel
VI Tor at Lac continues the practice of his profession
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X S. GOODE, Attorney and Counsellor
l. at Laao will practice in the parishes Of Assumption,
Laourche, and Terrebonne. je11
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MTIGWAM HOTEL.-This no. n,,

w tel just erected at Bayou des Allemands, 1EaasM
Th Two miles from New Orleans, and Twenty sEAaA
miles from Bayou Lafourche the Opeousas Railroad for
the accommodation of the travelling and pleasure seeking
community The table Is supplied with the best meats
and gamethe bar with the best OF brandes ana vines
Hunting and fishing very good Hunters call and gee TOT
yourselves Kept by IN "ALaAMol'
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nOCTER BATEY.-Twice a week
DANNY SPARHAWk.- TT@ns f. ma

IL New Orleans and Lafourche Semi sfsSH.1YsEEa!HS8
Weekly Packet U. D. TERREBoNNE, master,
having been repaired and out and newly pa nted will
her regular trips in the above trade Tuesday,
October 7h leaving New Orleans Teusday O'Clock,
M and every Friday at o'clock, returning will
leave Lockpor every Wednesday at O'Clock, M, and
day at 10 O'clock NJ and every Saturday at g. O'clock P
For freight passage having superior Accommodations
to Van Liew Beo, Thibodaux, and to v. Maurin Dom
jacksonville. o.2S]
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Phoenix Stables.
ThibOdaux TatersalIs.

t.: ::::::::: !: ::::;: e.: ::::s :
son street, (beow the Bank) formerly kept -A---
by Jake Weber, and having furnished it with entire
Of Horses Carriages Bugges etc. is prepared
accommodate a who may favor him with their patronage
Passengers any part country day night
horses taken to Livery the most reasonable TERMS
share of the public patronage is solicited
july %. 1854 GEORGE SINCLAIR.
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New Orleans. Opelousas Il G. W. r. r

V1sfonrceo oroa:Ies l5zelESs<zs Ssssf|
50 miles, for Passengers and Freight Trains will run daily
to and from Lafourche Crossn follows:
Leaves Algiers at o'clock, A.
Returning-Leaves Lafourche at 2H O'Clock, P. N.
Ferry Boat for the transportation of Passengers and
Freight and from the Depot running from the foot
of St. Ann street. The Boat will leave St Ann street with
Passengers for the morning Train O'Clock, M,
cisely, and make regular trips during the day.
Freight for Lafourche and all intermediate Stations, will
be received at the Ferry Landing until O'clock for
the days Letters and Packages until tie de-
parture Of the Boat for the morning Train.
novl1-1m A. B. SEGER, Vice President.
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DAINTS.-Chrome Yellow, Chrome
l. Green Paris Green, Venitian Red Yellow 0chre Tera
de SIENNA, in store and for sale by FRlZELL GAINES
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THE subscribers offer for sale >4Do
Il TWO SPLENDID CARRIAGES, made Of .49&22a
the best materials and finished in the most workm mike
manner. feb3f FULFORD BROTHER
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WINES AND BRAN.
4l DIES-A full assortment on hand received this day
BY mar17-tf FRIZELL GAINES.
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M NUITCE.-GIBBS q CLAKK, Upe-
lousas, st. Landry wish to sell out their CARRIAGE
SHOP, with well established business. Repairing enough
for full set of workmen, and the only Carriage Shop for
twenty miles around For further particulars apply the
above firm fmh31.Iml
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MAUPAY'S GARDEN SEEDS,-A
1V1 fresh supply just received and for sale by.
uarII-tf FRIZELL d GAINES.
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A man says, the first thing that turned his at
tention to matrimony, the and skfu manner
which pretty girl handled broom. He may see time
when the manner in which the broom is handled, will
afford him much satisfaction.
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100 YOUNG & McCLANAHAN's
lOO make Of various sizes and prices Is so to &12
lower than the same kind be bought New Orleans
Planters would do well to call and bis stock before
purchssng elsewhere, tof sals BY 90
Jan. n, 6H D +. HOLDEN.
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J. T. MouL TOY, Auctioneer.
TopT uAMIT TON PROPERTY at AUCTION.

roi,e sslo Of i25 VILLA SITES TO the hi5ho b der.
40 b. .J on the ground FRIDAY June sale 20 Commence
- ck The Lois vary In se from 2fsloc % half al acre;
mauv OF herr hsrsoney shaded with forest trees cam
msnains u view ofthe bay and ocean, ese,her Win SON,
n M. re.t cencrv IN tho world; good bathing h'hn and
.sirg The railroad now In state q completion AMI 70
I'm stv 10 this Property and steamboats, TO aud ffo1n
Fort Hsr,on tunes day thus rendering the properly ae-
cess.bie ~ land or Terms easy. -, -.
The rtesmcr NORWtLk will leave Amos ~ AZ ana lHt
snet IN VI Or l2 snd from Pier No North River AZ ~
A. NJ ana NJ For free 1ickots Maps and full partic aIs
appy JAMES W. BANNER, NO. oNa~"-''-t W 70 - n
MItITON. Aue.loneer.
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C,FLFCT PRIVATE SCHOOL for a limited
- number Of Boys QRyISG GRAMMAR sCH00Ll, No. 81
Ithsy between 4ih and 18th ~. DUNN. A ~. Principal
CELECT BOARDING-SCHOOL for BOYS,
- Hartford Coun-Number limited 70 u Circulsrs b
obtained Of T. NJ JEROME. Es No. Us Brosd-ay and AID
n c. ELY cor Broadway sndSth-st ~ l. GALLUP, Pm
T'ARRYTOWN INSTITUTE--Circulars con-
A. NEWMAN. Principal
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Bniloina Alaterials.

Lune1 QUALIFY VERMONT SLATE.-NEW
II ENGLAND MINING AND QUARRYING SLATE
COMPANY.-BURDETT, DAVIS MAIN, so.e Agents TO-
the CITY If the above Company invite the sted
ton d Builders Contractors and Architects to tho above sse
samples Of which be their Office where aso o
sePon will be received for the te" un'od shares Of ne
stocks
Pamphlets containing full statement a the condition and
prosrecf. Of the Company may BE obsined as above.
Also samples Of the OILSTONE from the Lake superior
Quarry certified by all who used 70 be the best ever dco'
cred. BUhDkTI, DAVIS MAIN NO. - N'hiiau-s1
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GUNNER RetreMs.


A COMPLETE SUMNER HOME on the Hud-
IA son River Railroad near New Hansursh. DDeas,s Co.
th Rooms 10 single and double suites Scenery magnificent
stsr sf Fruits all kinds abundant and every means Of
comfort Apply fbr Circulars at No Ys Broadway Apesonh
interview on f6ursdsy. May 81, at IL O'Clock.
BOARD in the HIGHLANDS.-Aftcr the LIST
I'D Of May the large commodious House Of The subscriber
near Cornwall Landing the Hudson RIVER VII be open io'
BOARDERs The distance from Is % mhes steam
ers passing daily and fro Distance from Idewd half me
from Newbugh Eve miles Horses and conveyenees to Dc had
n Al tmes Terms Board and accommodations moderate
Address FROST BRUNDAGE. Cornwall Orange Co.
BOARDING in the COUNTRY-A small pr
O waite family In Connecticut within one hours Ilds 81 the
small family board during the Summer months Apply
- NJ ST.. JOHN No. 90 South-st
COUNTRY BOARD and PLEASURE-Fami-
~ lies grown persons, single persons can obtain fEh
MANENT BOARD IN private reddence near the banks
LATHE Ferry, MAE mill from hobosen Newer
ssy This place affords every facility for bathing fishing riding
ealing lei also good sisbns for hors The ragos running
eay the plank oad from Hoboken 70 Hackensacs
ps the house Board IS to ga For particulars apply to
or addreas N. b. WINANT, Little Ferry, N. J.
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DATENT CALoRIC FURYACES.-THE

DATENT CALORIC FURNACES-THE
4 RlPPOWAM Co., No. 400 Broadway have the
elusive control Of BOLTON lALES celebrated CALNRIC
FURNACES io heating Dwelling Houses and Public Build ng',
warranted with the quantity Of fuel TO produce - per
heat than other Furnace Butler
gentlemen building houses for their rePeetiay
invited they viii find for their call and
sine the principle hcse Furnaces the great dsdsstum
having obtained Of producing heated air that will neither
inure health destroy furniture.
CTFAM-ENGINES and 0ILERS.-For Sale
~ Cheap, secondhand Horizontal Engine IL inches
cylinder and feet stroke do inches By feet do
do 10 by 81 inches do two do 10 By a inches do
10 ~ l6 inches do do By % inches do do
by 90 inches do by p inches do ard do. by
10 inches Also Elk 4[Dch Boen, . feet long with
lsiuch hues In each with ali fixtures plee; new
inch Boiler 10 long, with i've lcinch hues;
Locomotive Boiler OF ShOre power; do Of hos pow
secondhand d. Of h0re power. Apply 10 j. s.
BUNCE & Co, No. &c " astinstou-s;
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DANIEL r. NscrasLAx, Auct0neer
\, DEAT cal II 90 nRX GOODS nj AUCTION

T. :. -
GREAT SALE Of DRY GOODS at AUCTION
" rHIs DAY MAY So At lct o'clock, by WALDROS
Co. their Auction salcsoom No 5i9 Bowery between 81
and fh's consisting Of sec yards % Prints 200 Yards 81 Do
Lane 500 yards White shrns co yam, Of Diaper 80
wards bie Daas 100 toz paniask Table Napkins Also,
Iahe Cloths Shaws Linen Cambria Hander and esersl
large lots OF Thre ad Needewsk jus. imported consisting Of
collars UrdcTseeyes flowing and tshi Chenlsees IN sets,
and "a vide besides other articles For Parteo-
la, zee eaogue which will be ready o'clock hls morning
a. The salesroon Tenas cash Sale positive without reserve
or limit.
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Gouses an0 farms Uanteo.

CTORE WANTED-To PURCHASE or HIRE
- south Of Csnas building about 25s50 feet and lot MT
lees than rs feet IN depth The Of broadway preferred
Applyto ANTHONY }. BLEBCKER, No. Broad-st.
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Alarbinerp, &e.

CROTON WATER abOunds in impurities which
" msy be prominent Of Disease II you remove the
have preventive. ioucan do By using the
POROUS GLASS FILTER; superior to a.! oiher1 Depot No
7pi Caualsi
o n A X ID * w | Il
IL MACHINERY COMMISSION MERCHANTS
LEATHER BANDING MASUFACrUaERs
Nos % Beaver and 100 fear-st, Newfork
large supply Of al articles required By Machine and Railroad
Shnns End iactolles generely.
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Il WIN. TOPPING Co. viii sell On FRIDAY, June l,
At their Aucon-ro0ru No. 3 Brosd-t largo assortment
SUMMER CLOTHING consisting Of black aud ooored Drsp
De Etc Merno Aapacce and Qneon Cloth fock aud SAGA
oas also Cashmere Cssherct white aud eo0red Duck and
Linen Business Goats Sesr-ucker and Farmer SATIN also
large Of Drnp dEte Merino aud Linen Drill Pants;
also large variety white Buff and ccoFed Mssses Veatss
ell Of which viii Re sod without By party declining
business The above Of this mako AMI msnufs
offer induceent the trade. the being all Do
sbe and Rationale styles adapted soT the present
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A TCTION NOTICF.-J BOGART. Auc.ioDeer.

A-Bv : ROGART.-THlS DAY, a. ici o'clock /" NJ. SO
corner OF Jayshe former rcsidnce OF MsJ&
P.uiInssi the FJRNtrCRE contained 10 said honse Fis1
al psno 500. Extension Dining Tables, riaho;1y ChAfs
Csrpefs ah.cary French Be -esis tosrnef WI s'a,ai
assortment of Psrlor Bedroom and Kitchen rafala'o sA
ters npterv without regsrd TO wes'hsr
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Salss br Ausiion.


A DCIioN SALE OF ELEGANE hose"ood
= spd Nah sany HOUSEHOLD FURNliUkk. Rosewood
rsno'o'ss 9ys! rsPsy We've, CarPesnss fssas fi.is
ware CUTLERY &c-rO-NO RRow. ffharsdayl e; lol A. NJ.
precisely The se embraces tbs eEtire eostents Of he
beautifully furnished prV1re fweling No ~ AnuaY<t.
witch vii be ed without rcsrse - tie hEhe biter
The Furritsle l. IL excellent conl,cn all msls "
-ser The contents arc u brcf fs1vs; Two ssid
NO. frame P.rlor Srifcs upholstered In brocaio aud eabz.e
1, carved; supe rosewood Piano rte cs esed Of bean
@ tone ar fully warranted; carved rosewood ka<ese With
rte ssss toos AID lkek; massive rsew pod booSc.s ee-
-, ifv Fscritore IN AID Throughout with rare and cosby
1900 heavily carved mAAosany LNtension Tables rosewood
rs-hfr Center Tables beautifully carved and nle1y pea-
- 80 Yrsueh uats pier aud oval Nrr,rsi costly cs ,nd
Si Curt.rs. scxAns oOJ AMI mahogany bedsssit-
Brsp. Wsshs sns Fnssh Tarssr! Br'sei. AM iasrs'a
rsrets. urr8 cufed hair Mattresses saosthf an4 wAnat
Scls Chairs &c; ehoss collection Of Vh rs.,tass ~ re
ost nnert slii.ts Of modern tnei stny eeeo.ted
china yase. Marble Statuay Two SILVER det ,t,.ocs' e
rrtv embossed, uld baud and decorated tanh Dnnt oNi
sta.,er 1ceis Brussels aud Ncn;iln rii arPst,
patent Rods srd Eyes OF oihs nah ssny Esy
f-rior Chrir.; Chs Toilet sets gt loraie oeantioly
.sa Sh-4 silver Castcrs Gaze BASKETS Forks, sp ons,
sslts Ge Ivosy Cutlery Cut Glassware bc5 eai bsi,
ding care seat, m-fle and w1nrt Nh-Ass' &C A'o '' "
take rl.ce without regard % weather
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DECLARES, BERNSTEIN Il PHILLIPS,
Real Estate and General Arctioneers No 81 Lbsrtys.
one door fro Nassaus; will give their personal attention %
sales Of Resi- Estate Stocks Vessels and Mortgages pablo
or private sae the sale ructlon Of Cs0e Household
Furniture PAINTING WORKS Of Art Jewey &C. and
- outdoor sales generally.
Money literally advanced Real Estate Stocks Vessels.
furniture 6c. sf for sale with Loans ne sotsted
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WA. Writers, Aueiioneer.
WILL sell on WEDNESDAY,, May 80, az III
O'Clock az the Irving Rooms No. f0l Broadway supe-
nor BILLIARD TABLES, Besstons make, iron frames 10
asther With ell the Balls Cues &c. Also the PISTOL and
RIFLE GALLERY TARGETS &c. This sale % made IN
eoueues OF the owner cOnfng his business the lower floor
Two FLOORS 70 LET Inquire the premises, at No. iT
C4nsl.t. The Tables are IN splendid order.
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Replaiing.

ID z 2 l. A T / n c.
N Hoek SHIPS. Steamboats, ard Priv.s Flziss hav.
eir old REPEATED and warranted Stair Rods Tea
SrocDs and fo-k and evsy kud Of Meta plated VIII Gold
SILVER short notice BY the hAnhzln Pss Ca Bawery.
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A. NJ MvSwtx, Aucfioueer.
BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Trade Sale
I'D Rooms No. IS Pa4k-row.

l.. Posr, krcti lnecn -,
DRUG STORE at AuCFiON.-A iull s'ock
IL Of Drugs ard complete assorneni Of Farey Arele 20
gether With and elegant ,pTss M Lee, 2. ~ ~
Yonker n y en- the lst oJune. Al o'clock, NJ rare
chance here Young uian Winning 20 com eeo
br.re.. Fhs stock &c, viii 10 sold az private sale oeofe
th.t day for Per OF the cost on clsy te.t Inquire OF
Ycpkrrs Nav =. 1855 MANN s SfEDNhLl, fonAefs
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paints, Oils, Glass, Sc.

HENRY WALDRON-At the old stand, No.
100 Fron;-st., Of Buringsp, NewYork has al
y.ys on hand for CITY and COUNTRY TRADE full supply
ofPAINTs OILS WINDOW-GLAsS, Sc. s.. The most eP-
proved brabds If FRENCH and AMERICAN ZINC PAINTS,
tNGLIsH WHITE LEAD, &c. &C.
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The Scrip per above notice ready Parties en-
titled the will please call for It at the office OF the Com
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ERROR FRENCH WINDOW GLASS

~ r.. 4. DlthlEr
Nc. ia Cham bers st., New-fOrk.
Two door. ives, Of Eadson River Railroad Depot.
Prices of French Window srd Pletare Glass per Light:
p. Iiah,. Cts Per Light CtA Per Light > CentA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
COTTAGES at CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND,

Ofor SALE or to LET.-One large COTTAGE, situated
about mile from vanderbfs Landing commanding line
view Of the IL well finished aud has every convenience
for genoel family and good Coach House, and from two TO
four OF Land. ..-.
Also Ina same noighborhood, o mail COTTAGE, In good
order with Coach House. and about half Of Land For
psrticulars apply TO LEVI COOK, No II Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

WAsHIseTos Posr, Secretary.
JANIS T. CouESHoyEs Surveyor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

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No 7fS broadway, door from Asorp An elegant
and PIANOS constantly on hand