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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-10-14

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be 1t remembered
~ District of Addison, IS. that at Proi ate
Court held at Middlebury, in and for the Dis
trict of Addison, on the 10th day Of October,
A. D., 1867,
Samuel Swift administrator with the will
annexed of
ABRAHAM WILLIAMSON,
late of Cornwall, in said district deceas d,
uiakes application to have partition and dis
tribution of said Estate ordered to and a.
mongst the heirs and egatees of said de-
ceased, and also to have a committee ap-
pointed to make said partition and distribu-
ton II is thereupon ordered that said ap-
plication be considered b. this court at
a session herof to be held at the Probate
Office, In said Middlebury, on Monday, the
9th day OF November next, at 10 o'clock IN
the rorenoor, and that notice thereof be
given to all pei sons interested, that they
may appear an make their objections, II
any they may have to said application be
ing granted, by publishing certified copy of
this order in the Middlebury Registers
newspaper printed al said Middlebury-thres
weeks succsssiv ~ previous to the time Of
said court.
C. @. TILDrs. Judge.
true copy of record.
26 ;8w Attest: JOHN W. STEWART, Register.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Mddlcbu-
Iy, Vt. Oct. / 1857
Ambush, Miss Lizzie Havens, G f.
Ayett, Mrs Antoine Holden, & Gates,
Adams, C. b. Lajoie. Monsieur Hon.
Barney, Mrs. Mary or
Billings, Miss NaldaneaLabore, Antwine
Barber, Miss Mary Lord Mr.. Irene
Burnett, Ii. Murry, Miss Ann
Connors, Miranda Moifitt, John 7.
Clerbino, Miss Jane Mllers, Charles
Clayton, Miss Parmrly, Rev. W II
Chester, Miss + W. Smith, Miss Mary L.
Dean Miss Mary A. Smith, Eliza
Foot, Garrison W. Smith. Daniel Jr,
freeman Miss BetseyTaylo Mrs Mary
Foot, OZias W. Turner, Mrs Susan
GIovcnor. Miss n &Tetro, Monsieur Henry
Co ins'ow, & Field;
Goodrich, A. Wnberg, Julius
Graves, Aaron A, Whiting Daniel
,reer, Miss MarieetteYan, William
Hospital, Chas. II. .
WM 7. Russell, p. NJ.
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INSERTING TEETH.

HNEE1H inserted on pivot.
Partial sets on Silver or Gold
Plate.
Temporary sets on Slayson
Base, ard Silver, or thin
Gold Plate.
Permanent sets, on Silver or
heavy Gold Plate.
All operations in Surgical or Mechanical Den
tistry VIII be performed to the entire satisfaction
of the patient, and warranted.
Room Brewster's Block, Main street, one door
north of the Post Office. 2Gtf
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STRAYEn OR STOLEN

From the pasture Of the subscriber some weeka
since, twenty five sheep aud lamb, with crop
oil the right ear, and hap'enny III the end of the
same, letters :. y. H. on the LETT side amy infor'
nation respecting said sheep, viii he thankfully
received and suitably rewarded by me
Shorcbam, Sept 2sth, 1857 2i;3 " -
JOHN N. HUNT.
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New Store and New Goods,
PIANO FOR SALE.

4 great bargain is offered in first class Piano,
with Koan Attachment. sale on time with
good security, If desired.
Esquire Of Mrs L B. Merrill Or j. A. Reek with.
Middlebury, VI, 28;8m
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French Institution
FOR YOUN LADI les.

SITUATED AT ST. JOHNS, C. z.
THIS school will be opened for the reception Of
pupils the first of October. Peculiar advantages
win be offered for the requirement of the French
language it is spoken constantly in the lnstitu-
tion.and is the only branch taught excepting Music
If desired. For further information address the
Principal. c. CoMMKTTE.
REFERENCES;
Mrs II. FALLER Grande Ligne C. E.
Rev. n. CYR Montreal c. L.
r. NJ GESsIs ESQ. St. ions q. L.
!. W. CoNRoE ESQ Middlebury VT.
g. TYLER ESQ. New York City.
T.. G. WHITING All Albany N. Y
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FIsH.

MO, Salmon, Nos. 1872 Mnckcrel, White Fish
IN Shad aud Goldfish, for falc by -.
I9M y. VALLETTE
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ADDISON HOUSE.

nNHE subscribers would respectfully give notice
that they have leased tine Addison House"
for term Ct years, and that the proprietors have
re fitted the house in every part, and the sub
scribers have re-lurnshed it with large ar cunt
of new furniture, and nothing shall be wanting
ON their part TO make everything comfortable a;lc
pleasant for their guests. Excellent stables and
the best attention for torses will be provided.
Country residents will find a pleasant and conve-
nient home at the most liberal rates. Special in-
ducements will be offered for county CUSTOM
ers. Large and small parties will be acconim,-
dated at short notice.
ADAMS, BROTHERS,,
Mddlebury, July 10, 1867. 1871.
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REFERENCES
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS.

NTANTED IMMEDIATELY in Rutland and
w Addison Counties, ACTIVE lNTELLL
GENT YOUNG MEN, to. CANVASS new iuapot-
ant sUBSCRIP TON COOKS. The best vdrks
OF art ever published. None but good, rsliskk
men wanted. Those who have had Sxpsrisncsil
the business preferred. A liberal per oentags p.
lowed a monthly salary given. Far fnlH DStl
ticuhrs, enquire Of F. 5. MANTLE
Wlliamstown, VT 4stf
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NEM PUBLICATIONS.

Moss Side, by Marion Harland, Vermont Towns,
man, Gaut Gurley, by D, 7, Thompson Floral
Home or First Years of Minnesota, by Harriet T.
Bishop, The Poor Boy and Merchant Prince,
How 10 Talk" " How to Write" and " How TO
do Business" Magazines for September just re-
ceiyed at COPELAND'S Bookstore
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CHAIRS | CHAIRSl

A GREAT Assortment oil CHAIRS at aston
~ ing low prices at the Auction Store first
door north the Book Store.
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ID RUHASED in New York dueine the panic
1 for Ca-ll, now oponinr at
oct H.. NALLEfTE'S.
| AZ Gbl.S. high grade FAMILY FLOUR,
w IN store and ON the rond, ior cas7 10y
.D.t. a. T.. NAILFr1E.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

SANFORD & CO., Proprietors, s45 Broadway
New York.
Wholesale Agents in Boston-Burr, Fc.ter &
Co, No. / Cornhill Retail Agent. Russell
Sonlding, 81 fremont street, opposite Museum.
Montpelier, S. F. PIERCE Waterbury, J. NJ
Henery, State Agent Mid, ebury, II A. Sheldon.
And sold by Druggists througout the United
States and British Provinces. 26;6m
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Dry Wood.

Ne. ?, coins Block, NoriA end the Brjdge.
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(tROCKERY and Glass Ware, and senefai
assessment of Groceries. At .
CHAPMAN X BARBOUR's.
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Doct. n. HARRIS, will be in Bristol. Otc.
18th, whore ne will remain one week. .-.
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tre 70 uAsxn the Comparatively 0nAn portion Of said
original endowment which TRINITY Church stu retains vhic
thereof
your memertkss therefore respectfully pray that their
q said snAowsssh thus diverted By Trinity Church from
may be protected and restored Ike
to the etepi with their rights IN the present property
Of trinity Church. and that the sad bin mar be 50
susn 70 he provisions Of said b BY The votes Of said in
hAbsnts nersy proceed they may be advised
the land money thus heretofore improvidenuy
grated ard TO apply the same 70 the Of said inhabitants
generally uotwhsta ndng former by
sso vesy ANY time heretofore made intended be-
that may be further amended restrain
bia ss,6 yesr from making further future grants
convey aid Of church corporation
education Al fnsttuon, included within
limits of the city Of New YORK and enurng directly TO the
common benefit of all the Epssopalan Inhabitants of said
city.
Ard your memoriAlists will ever pray. &C.
Dated NEW YORK, March "A 1857.
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We have 40 ships Of the hne Of walch two In
mission receiving ships, the stocks many
years. and the remainder laying up" Is frgstes. Of
which three arc mission snd ten ia Ordinary
being repaired 10 sloopsof ~ar OF which II In
mission; two brgs one In commission aud one being
repaired; DISCLAIMERS, nrst second aud third Glasses
which I'VE have never been 70 sea ve In com mis-
Aion and nine at toe different yards toree
ers, i've sloresn Pc and sch Joaer Toe whole
Dor Of officers on the active service iiss IL 1908 namely
ca ains 90 oommAL ders lie utenants lac medical
officers o. pursers "a ohaplans, II professors OF mahe
ma,ios "a maslers 10 the hle OF promotion "a passed
mdsbipmen lit mids lmen (sll tod), SO boats wAns
40 gunLers AZ oarpenters 80 saimaksrs, and % eng
nees. The marine corps has Driesdter general 10y
brevet), colonel majors ID captains 10 drst lieuleu
ants and 23 second keunsnts not included 10 the 2oS
officers Besides these have not enumerated navy
agents, stOreh eepers, &c
Commodore Perry visited the Brooklyn Navy Yard
few Gays ,ince. There IL rumof about his taking COM
mard, bot II u only . rumor
Captain Rich che executive tcer Of marines ut this
port hes boon ordered Dshp Niagara.
II has beer stated 10 rs hat ,he German u the pre-
waiting language ~ the Brook, marine barracks This
10 cerainy mol oo@rnRe fnW In IN American garrison.
The steam fYsae wabash dropped down from the Navy
Yard yesterday morning, and anchored or The Battery
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CLEARED
sbp Amazon, Hovey London e Morgan 4 Wiley.
slP zyr.ch, Rich HAyrs-;N Lyinsslon.
s Tsh@s k hsset Graves
Brssmrs- prts, Co, ming, Benio Co.
rs kei5 nsrmsn a' BrOOsnaa
Brig jas wslaae, Broxn. rhns.eipss-c AEJ Peters.
scAr Ssnsn. Collins. J.cs.envins- II sanford
tsRr Z, Hnaisy Boston w sn s.rick
s ssT sCrss Ip7 siss so'Spsw LT' CO.
SEQ WS. 1sGs Pss f .SsS.sr
ARRIVED.
sitbrship Arsgo Luss Havre AMI soulhNup,ou. March
u win md.a and passengers, 10 Mortimer Lupvason Had
s ' ssA isr g. % p D..casl herr, 81 aT ss
csdua I.y s ss%ors wi viii na.s s'1'f
BssE Mar KInsan OF ssx orls.n., Mcclellan. Psle,
lon 70 seoa: bare cessn a.i r.Gfs from S.Ss
H. s. ie a 4 s s.ys eg ssnsS IS lon % spoke ship
rsrs allen seven, % PoT,lsnd Have cA-dcnss Mach
oosc.s q Boston bound south same ums 81.
ss II sT ssr s% s S1
March 10. with molssss 20 mss-r.
s sss a . pu rS0 Dse n F o 10
spoke BRIG Emily tof Boston, from GonAve. for New
sch Daring ot Brseshs,sn Terry sayNrucr, PR. IL
rhr wler ssr coe porisn. ssg NJ Is a.v. with a.h.
70 VIM Dvviiss Experienced very heavy weather,
bulwnks Ac
seSf Fnchsnre-s Bates, Savannah days with cotton 10
hcCready NOT A %
sohr Els RebeccA. Price GEORGETOWN. sc. days with
seir xTyss, smith wshlngsoa. NC. sd,y. with coz
ton kc to Blackwell a Co.
echr John Aumack. Pierce, Richmond. "a days
Schr J y Franklin, Jonee Virginia
trhr White Squat srnish. Baltimore
Schr willard salisbury, Ye@ey. sslunors.
kchr rruty tohn~on, Tunnel Bsi-ncre
fchr Alsbsma, Collins, Delaware
Schr Wonder frsnch, rruviicnre
schr Msris l. Hall Lawrence New Haven.
rloop Spra GIBBS. Providenc~
soop Jane MARIA Ware, Norvich.
ntesmer Bosion. aellew PhuAdelrhis
steamer 1acony wilson Phisds iphia
Rteamer Anthracite Jones Philadelphia
Steamer Mar. Nichols. Phi sdelpha
Steamer Curlew, williams, Providence.
steamcr DScatur. Ger Norwich
The bark Globe rs al anchor inside he Hook.
A bark outside.
SAILED
SHIP we.im1ssr New Orleans bsrks wgrssia Manov.
schr Vim y Horsey. Granada; and others
Wind during the day from ENw fresh
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Appointments by the Presiden

Isaiah Rync ers tc D. marshal for zoe southern p.Irc,
OF New York n, 'te ooh OF Maron, whea zoe oomm1
Aug usus scne to be collector OF ou,tns Of the port
Of Ne. Yoik, in pace Of Rsdneld, resigned the
appointment 30 Ak, effect g On The stsh OF June
Emanuel Har, 70 be sarvsyes 81 the PORT Of Neg
York ht m the 30th Of MaIcn, wnon Mo com nissoa OF
The present iucumben, Will expire.
Benjamin Lioyr. ~ As,sms, to be reoevoy Of public
moneys 81 Grespvins. ssbams, Woe william W Fsmbro,
J.n.es 5oO OF m,os, AP :, BE- ,' ,.,,., q, IN.
hrd Once 81 "SnS, hssvuri, noe Ass Q. Marvin,
whose CON nissioo ha, Expired
1ns sppsn, o. Afkan"s reeppo nted receiver
o. poerc moneys al Helena Arkansas his previous
term OF once haviuE expired
John Olousisr OF Loonars, appoIased rsgsser Of
tte land ese a, SssoDi'ocbss, Lolisiana his previous
term Of Office hsyiag erp;rsd.
Edward Conner o. Illinois, re sppo,otcd rccsiver Of
pubic moneys a. Springfield Illinois, nj, precious term
Of ofhoe having exPtrei
Jebn oouneiy ST. Of rIrols, re appointed reriter Of
ns and ece 81 Springfield Illinois his previous term Of
wlhan " Levs tf Arkansas re pointed rerists- Of
1s rsd Office 81 Baisvlie, ArEAnsas mis- previous term
Chsriss L Emersoo Of Ssnesots rsrri.o,y 70 be sur.
veJor genera Of The Uaea stses fer he NM
Wafer Harvey Of CsBorna. 10 be register Of the
snd tnoc % Los Angeles, California, y = HuIsrd P.
Dorrey, vbose commission ~iIl expire he ls inst
Jseph p Ameni Of Missouri, 70 app aa,si iscs'v yer of
rseh noteys a Palmyra Missouri, his prevors torn 81
TbOn.s J. sSOp Of Missouri, 70 be receiver Of pub.
nc meDsJs At spriSfnsd missouri Woe Henry Fuisrsnt
whose cpn NILSSON mas expired.
Hensy Vnt0n. OF Michigan, 10 be re,eivm OF public
noe Al ltnia, koasan, woe Frederick Hall, ~nose
ccnu rsIon hss expired
Gio,ob g wtssooti postmaster at Philadelphia, Penn
Uivana IN place Of iona AIer, whose onmssios en-
pres April lttT
george H.nsasbL postmaster a, Rockford, Iliseis,
N pAos z H1rsenan removed
ki-sre L stroh sle,, postmaster st Macon, sore,a.
In place o. lanes Nlrbet re gned.
Josepo hoOsfn'ck. po-im~isr n as,oo sIuse, Louin.
Ras d E-srd. poamsssr at Matches, nss,ssppi,
C \ ptE.op eestp,s.,ey NJ J.otsop n,..,.s,rs "a
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The Comet.
~ ON The Boston Advertise March as

~ ON the Boston Advertiser, March rs
geoo cal Of curiosity has beea excited Ia the circles
OF conversation by toe ssory Of IN expected comet whose
return TO the nh, has been 90 ioted would occur
The I3sn day or June nex' ana would cause violent
collision With our globe according to German astrono'
mer not 1amed--or nere brushing OF ib surface, 40
ccrdinl to Psoinet. . French authority We have ~
ken pains seeb nfor mRon regard 10 the founda
Of this story from the best authority, viz Pro-
essor Benjamin Pierce the learned Perkins professor OF
:hematics 1t Cambridge Az the matter u one OF pub
lie interest VIC euboip biz very satisfactory answer to
cnr Inquiry
HARVARD COLLEGE March "a 1857
Ny DEAR FIR Wha Bsblnet, who Is excellent popular
lecturer good ply scist but geoneer Astronomer,
may have wr.tn about possible comet collision with
whA unkDs German may have done Of the
saine kinds wholly unsno~n 70 me But neher OF them
supposiog the Germ TO be Of equal sceuthc position with
Bsbntt can have predicted In June such COLLISION for
am posrye ha ere are rot the dates for such compua
ton aud babaet least Ut respectable abilities 70 In
vclvs himself in such an absurdy
1hc only matter Of prediction relsng TO comeis which
recently under observation consists OF series Of
sgnsl failures committed ~ the English astronomer Hind,
Inch been oseusd with cutting severity BIZ Germsn
and shown be utterly without fonndkttons
Ibis hud the recently pointed TO the
rol the EngAh Nautical Adna In opposition 10 the rival
whose ceservody celebrated in
BENJAMIN PIESCr.
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Naval Intelligence.

few days ago We pubishsd, among other interesting
Items oil naval Intelligence expressly compiled for the
BsRID lisr Of the vessels repairing the different
Navy Yards. Nearly oil our daily, evening and weekly
con mporsr,es appropriated our report-as they are
constantly in tho haoii Of dong-wihout sokno Wiedg.
nent We merely NOTICE the iaoI that we furnish
additional matter worth stealing.
There st present 20 American Of war In com.
mission sQuadrons the lakes and three four
surveying and special service Those attached TO
sqraoyops have board 8ie officers and $50 men, In
oiudiDg msrn,s distributed through the world - fol-
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e n 5 brig s
ass us re bs
's ..s Sns sH r .sS sS marriage us
om sssdsor v.s EsraIct , Fish aO@ f Ss.
ibis AN brig james w.ksasd rom Ba,,nor for Portland
% for B Ds ono '00n 'ano' ana '''
36,h-AT brig swan Prindls, Arecibo PR, for New
NEW LONDON March 2s-sad brig Atlantic Merrill 0rom
New hsyen bAbadoes; schr Henry May, WATSON rsm Bal
PROVIDENCE March schrs White FeAm, M!liken,
SHAY and Mar, sst stevens Phlsasph.; siOOp Neptune
snd GSW o.
ton sid bark Samuel Moxey. Jr Holm Oardenss schrs
and * soTss
sDa s R s %
e S. .ss.. JULIA sas os:: Sss S:
1Trel Higgins. do Ter Portland ference, scales NYsr.
for % Green % r &c; 20
EaSla Itsosa' :ca boston Cd Ss1t: knisSs Iu.
Cuba brig LINCOLN Weber. Hsvanai sOhr ossuns Tor
kIGaMCND. March as-sd schr Josiah Achorn, Merrill.
sorisli Mains Lay f.si.Sd Charleston ssd Par
mssSs Si:ssa Means TsssersE Boston ,Ds o.a
S0Ss e
sS 2sh brig David pys wentwo.h Weymouth Ms
and Isaac Achorn. Brewster orom RookAnd NYork Gobe
sIoNINaToN, March 25-Arr schr Orlando Smith. Hall.
wTssy fT fxC cow March Arr .c. Congress
ter Mscbes Baltimore Peavey Edgsa Esstport
Philadelphia Passed by this Pm, schr sOhn Ben Ham sa
18th AN-An in the harbor night sailed this
WARREN. March 24-Ar schr Patapsco. stinson, East,
2sthIn port ship Belle Of the Ocean new Of Providence
966 tons, Washington Reed for Baltimore ready.
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PHILADELPHIA a, March TAR shp Grey Kasie Lsnd.
sy no ysnerc BAH MAJ Ann Bs aeIsnasr Lesserni
sic. srsns,s .dSss nd gss Jasas.s Pc:
yaderce rnresi osnay, and Kndcost Nanhrs, New
s,eansbp Robert waterman ssrrszn Norleans bsrks
sobsS s sSS
n n ylsou, Huse Anisres, Candy, and sollday, sev
ard Bcscs MSss,et greep HslK.I. Iancaste! suites,
eTes and n Ssaco,, y.usri frovdsace; rissi Jsha.
Knscenaneous and Disasters
ps BARE PpgRocArrvg Ncsletsn, Of and from n John,
NIB whence abe lef The sh uh and bound savannsb
with Of hay lahs &c put into Beaufort NC, fs met
with os Of three opmas yards and rigging attached fore
lopsan two tpgaantaaa and leaing badly having kept
both pumps eoiag for % days
Pre Rsurrs CAavsR-ospt williams Of the ship Ina Rus
tbe collision between that vessel and The brig Reuben
Carver Of Jackecnve pa before reported rhe collision
he as u, The restSsr vs ics Il he time and heavy
gale blowing ssW Al The moment OF the contact the Ina
ns va. =, The oe :. -. s.ry violent q
The cres o. se brig wers Win diacuiy saved The snip
so hsd Der cui~ser bObsays and mos q her head gear
carried away.
Bpre sytyp from wsobias for Csufusxos put into ROCK.
land 2sd, Ieahy; would escn the railway Tor repsra
asR enA Ra-opR al Charleston from AguadIlia reports
that "a inst about M Zee 81 from Chareon Bay pas
ed vhai appeacs be ship stern, painted cream color
Bskx AIpsr-we have received from The owner Of the
above vesse' the following correction: ,o.-
In your Issue Of Yesterday quoting from letters Of your ne
zids dspt Bses nom port bad no. arrives
ID 81 being then about weekscverdue The Alden
s,.d ss.ss o. Bills. OF the ls a and v" heror' bat
Hseaces - Marssegs.
sfps 20 NAVIGATION or rHs CoAsf OF vrrn. 1.
pie. Ias Ssa visas,s Il e. ia - sis nss
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The Steamer Isaac Newton.
10 TIE EDIroB or Tau HERALD.

new foRK, March n, 1856
IN. IsaAe Newton The time Of The accident running
e>rsary. nos nsn three miles per hour her ensise
chs, q ne e-ss p9.ssl. speed r cause o. her aIns
~ which shs slued and rock forced hroafs her
bosyu rhx until twenty fous hours aw the
socifen ell he freight Ac having beco removed. Her
v no, ssct eshieen Zee. out sed her stern eisheen
fet hst ~a'er II n etoeced chs gill be removed 70
se Guy sfev days And plsoed The Balance Dock In
s mesnme her place VII % fei b. the Hendrix Hudson
EKMf,lE. III.
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ALLrerp DHAuuls IN MorrRs,L AmRrSp.
80 o-fAnssson 70 sns sxtsst Of ea0oo on tbe part OF
TOE o. the ss decks % The eank Of Montreal said 20
eve ccwe V o., The name o. he alleged defanrtsw u
0T
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BOARD wANrKD-By A LADY, IN A SNAIL. PEI.
- vse family, Where there oshsr bosrAers Terms
10. 70 srceed - pew week Address sw hrss dsys Clara
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gARITINg iNTKLLIGENCE.


...t.....~ So SooS 10 Is
sErs.......s.... 70 HIGH wAtRx ......eye 10 s.
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TILE LECTURE SEASON,

CAPr. DIX RIvIEREs SECOND LECrURE.-IN CON
~ psnce with the unanimous request Of the audience The
De Riyere X L. II VIII give tive more lectures on the
Cfimean var, Of Hope Chapel Monday aud Wednesday
March 70 and April whes detslcd and
ssots account Of the terrible conflicts viii be
80 oents To be had At Appesons bookstore $40 BROADWAY
and ~ the door. Lecture commences At ~ o'clock
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TOO LATE ron CLAssIFICATION.

go L WOULD INFORM rHE LADIES or NEW
OtO. York and ~ vicinity that have opened Paris mil
style Of ceifeurs j. n 0OseOu,
37s Broadway, between Frsnhiin and white rreets.
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TURy.-RED HoUsE COURSE HARLEM n t.
First great trot OF The season Road Hotel purse and
STAKE $500 Monday, March 90 At 3oclock r. Mule heats
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