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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
A Retired Physician

wv hose sands of life have nearly run out.
W discovered while in the East Indies a GER
| tair cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
] Coughs. Colds, and General Debiltp. The rem
cdy was discovered by him when his only child
daughter, was given up to die. Wishing to do az
possible, he will send to such of his afflicted fell
lowbeings as request it, this recipe with full and
explicit directions for making it up and success
fully using it. lie requires each applicant to !
inclose him one siilling-three cents to be re-
turned as postage on the recipe, aud tho re-
mainder to be applied to the payment of This
advertisement. Address DR. ii. JAMES
d&wlm No. 10, Grand 81. o., jersey CITY n 7
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Pittsburgh Nurseries.

FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, VINES
SHRUBS, ROSES, PLANTS, &C
INtiE subscriber offers for sale, of suitable ,i1e
Tor planting this Spring, large stock Of
FRUIT TREES,
of every desirable sort, comprising Apple Trees
Standards for Orchards Apple Trces-Dwarfs on
Paradise and Doncian stocks. Pear Trecs-Stan.
dards anG Dwnris. Plum Trees, Of the beat va.
rieties. Cherry Trees, do. Also,
G. R AF II W Z M IL -.
Concord, Isabella, Catawba, Diana, Northern
Muscadine, Clinton, Cowan, Mcneil, &C.
Currants Is Best Varieties
Raspberries, 6
Gooseberres, IS
Strawberries IL
Asparagus Plants, 2 yrs old. "
Rhubarb,
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT
Deciduous and Evergreen Trees and Flowsring
Shrubs, in variety.
e o E 5. II
Ever Blooming, Hybrid China Moss, Austrian
Briars, and Miscellaneous sorts. Peonies, Phlox-
es, &c.
HEDGE PLANTS
Buckthorn, Thorn Locust, and Berberry of suit
able size, by the thousand or less quantity.
The stock of Trees, sc is unusually large and
thrifty. Catalogues sent by mail to all applicants
ddwGw JOHN W. BAILEY, Proprietor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

House for SaIe.-The House, barn
aud lot known us " the Rice place" on Maiden
Lane, for sale. a great chance for Bargain
Inquire Of C. W. WALKER
NH 70 d6w2w"
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1887. Spring Goods. 1857
| ) ) I !

Temp hath = music tor all sars,
And IN ad ambition trumpcteth to all"
such was the exclamation Of tie poetic Willis
probably Wilt. ND yisited tho
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Pews 10 lsent.---Seyers

PeWs 10 Kent ---SeyeraI pews IN
eligible situations on the floor and in the gale
res of the first Calvinistic Congregational Church.
can be obtained by applying soon to the subscriber
Also good shed in the rear of the Oh lrch for
sale. Price $50. q. @. BENEDICT.
Treas. LIST oslv. Cong. BOO,
Marsh 9Th, 1851 as.u.
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VIA Boston TELEGRAPH GO.

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders
the Vermont and Boston Telegraph Company viii
be held at the "Juncton House." WHITE RIV
Err JUNCTION, VT. On TUESDAY, the 3lst day
Of March, inst, at three O'Clock, p. NJ, to deter
mine whether the company will lease its Tele-
graph lines, If a contract TO lease them can be
made with responsible parties.
By order OF the Directors,
@. W BENEDICT, Secretary
March l4th, 1851.
DAKER'5 PATENT CAP HOLDER, new ar
ID tice for holding gun caps, at No, Bank
Block.
Hh20 RRISSNA1p 4 RILpRITH.
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MIlliMery.--New Spring Goods just
received at Miss Markham's, l49 Church Street.
mch 81 ddw2w.
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ChtaE Idih Book
Burlington. March 2lst, 1851.
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#IoO
PKOCLANATgON.
~ THE INHABITANTS OF
Ann nm /,

BURLINGTON AND THE STATE
~ propose to cure, almost instc ntaneousiy, Judi.
viduaIs afflicted with Headache, Rheunatism
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Asthma, Piles, Don't FaI
ons, Swellings Of all kinds, Cramps, Deafness. md
al Bronchial Affections, and come other ase.
that have treated successfully.
propose to check, and eflectually dissinate
more Aches and Pain than can be Elected by apy
other. or all other methods OF medical aid, in che
same space of time, the masses themse YES being
Judges s
do not propose to cure every disease, only
certain Glass named in my directions NV Elec.
tric vi operates on chemical and electric pruci.
PIES and is therefore applicable to the cure or na.
tuIai restoration Of any organic arrangements
HNYt,sing rom an improper circulation Of Nervo.
want the masses to join in this matter-tbe
well and the sick because, if these thnssareso,
are all alike interested The cures made by
ELECTRIC OIL T" "
are so nearly miraculous. so wonderful and instan.
tnheous, S" satisirc Oty and mitigating Of human
IT. as to call upon public functoutries and those
nu'Ihg charge OF the sick and suffering, to look
au'o 'ne wen attested merits, the simple efllc-sa
cy OF TINS Electric OIL"
will forfeit SlOJ if the Electric Oil. sold a,
the corner Of Walnut and 9Th Streets, Fhiladel.
pha, fails to cure single case Of Kheumotisn
OF pains in the Bank or Limbs, Piles, sorer, n
Burns, Fever sores, Ulcers ,Caked Breast Sore Nip
pesteons stiffness in the Joints or Neck or palpi.
t'uon, 10 remove all soreness and svellinRs In
from to 20 minutes, If applied 10 any patient,
maze or female, III The almsnouse, or any public
institution in the city,
ROME REMARKABLE CURES
FRED r. smith, Druggist Of Montpelier, las sold
over so at retail in single day and saws it Ia:
neyerf allied to cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Ia
u DR.. Furbush, Dentist, Montpelier, was cured Of
rheumatism.
Mrs. VIM. Rogers, Mortified, entirely cured Of
Neuralgia.
Mrs Bailey Of Berlin, cured Of severe sic1 head.
ache of years standing
Mr.. Atwood of Royalton, perfectly cured Of Ia.
fammatory rheumatism.
A Gentleman in Bethel cured Of Piles
Mr. Stevens Of f. Montpelier, cured Of Rbsu.
matsm.
Within 20 miles Of Montpelier can furnish 50
persons who have been entirely cured Of these
very distressing complaints.
FRED E. SMITH
AGENTs-A. Z. Spear, T. A Peck, F. B. Ben.
ton. burlington, Dr.. c. f. >torrs, Winooski. H
a. Hodges, Richmond. L L. butcher 4 Son, St
Albars, W. q. Sprague, Vergennes.
n. b.-Large bottles ten times cheapest
10 Merchants Agents wanted in every town
to to sell Smiths "ELECTBTC OIL" apply to
Fred T. smith. Geuetdl Agent. Montpelier
w33 ly
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BEE HIVE

n time to secure some Of the greatest bargains.
- Terms-Cash
- Prices-Low
~ ubject-To MAKE MONEY.
Respectfully,
PECK, JR., co.
March Is, 1851, dit
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Law Blanks Mortgage,

Quitelaim Warrantee.
WRITs-Justce. Justice Trustee, County Court
Trustee. County Court Note, County Court General
count and Trustee, Trustee Book account.
JUSTICE EXECUTIONS.
PETITIONS FOR FORECLOSURE.
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES.
Kept constantly on HAND, and Blanks of ALI
kinds printed promptly to order at the
FACE Pass JoB FRIsuSG OFFICE.
aug27. dawtf Nos College Street, Burlington
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Notice. This may certify that |
nave this day given my son George W, Walsworth,
his time during the remainder Of his minority
therefore, shall not claim any Of his earnings. nor
pay any debts of his contraction after this date
JOSEPH WALsWoRTH,
ksIsAi. ylSvas
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Great Clothing store

and examined its immsnsc stock Of CLOTIIlN Nc
lie had observed the elegance Of its styles, and
the exceilencies Uf its iabrics,--had wondered at
the superiority OF their manufacture and the re-
markable depression in prices-had admired IL.
styles Of trade, aud it. facilities for an ex ensire
business and considering the whole matter, con-
"lu ed THAI the establishment was great temptu-
ton to all masculine BIZ eds.
The desire to be well clothed il q very coin.
mon and u very laudable one, and taken in n.
necton with the
ELEGANT STYLES AND LOW PRICES OF
PLATT,
is difficult to be resisted, Come then Oac and all
to the GREAT CLOTHING STORE,
Strong's Building, burlington VI, where you
cant fail +" find garments tlsuit YOU ia every
respect, The goods will be freely .hosu, 'arly
represented and submitted to your unbiased
Judgment and if they do 10. please, you vii not
be urged to buy A pLATr.
Burlington, March ~ Isl dtr
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Improvement upon Hoops

ETITA PERCuA CORD A NEW ARTICLE
N for Ladies SAiIts. Il is an excellent subst.
tutc for steel Spring Hoops Wire Hoops Bone
Hoops Rattan Hoops Barrel Hoops and Hang
mans Cord. It is proof against heat and cold
waterproof, aud colnsion-Woof and w'rraUtei
to recover from any collapse, whether produced by
81 lien collision or continuous pressure, as soon
as the cause Is removed.
The mania for Hoops has rendered some such in.
veutiun necessary Yankee genius has proved
adequate To tho occasion and produced the de-
sideratum. 1t is saic-not ondangering the lie
Of the wearer or those W tn whom she o.-.ss In
contact and we will insure gentemcn's pants
and shius against injury from it, This indispen'
sable article can be found at the BEE HIVE.
Febl6 ddwf
" ERY IMPORTANT TO HOUSE KEEPERS
' spratts Patent Self-sealing Can for preserving
Fruits and Vegetables Of all kinds in perfectly
fresh state, with their natural te>pe, color and
favor, without the addition of sugar, Salt or Acid,
These Cans may be used year after year, The Dire
ons for preserving Fruit and Vegetables
by the Cans. For sale by II.
Burlng.1>, jel7
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d4wsn
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ole Agents for Sanderson IL Lanergan's
T. II u w OF * -.
Displays furnished at short notice. Indi.
Crackers and Small Works on hand ms usual
w3m
MOTTO E-ENEKY TIME

Purchasers of rich fancy Goods, or any descrip-
ton of Toys, call at Holden, Cutter Cos's Is
and | Kiby street, Boston-one of the most e1-
tensiVe French and German importing houses in
the United States, having house in England, Pa.
ris and Germany, They are agents for sanderson
4 Lanergan's celebrated Fire Works. w9m.
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IF YOU WILL CALL AT
LYMAN,S
You can see the handsomest Spring Styles
Prints and DeLaines
that have been seen in this market this spring,
March IS. 1851, d&wf
Have You Seen.


Those Brown and Bleached shirtings
Those Irish Linens and Linen Be SONS
Those sheetings and Pillow Case Cottons
Those Linen Damasks, Cloths, Napkins and
pOylies
Those Linen Ildkfs, with plain and fancy
borders
Those splendid White Fllnpels
Those superb Black Silks
Those New DeLanes and Printsi
Those Embroideries, Laees and Trimmings
And last, but not least, have you seen our as
sortment of Skirt Timber, embracing great vsri.
ETY. of new inventions, among which, the Patent
Gutta Psrcha Cord stands (ouD unrivaed.
The above Goods almost every one needs, and
all are anxiou. to buy where they can buy Chap
ksf Como then 10 tho
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Interesting from uroDe

10y the Vermont and Boston Line once removed to the
south side ofths Square NJ. Y. HoLLar 'rator.I
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p,oIot Of Timothy, Rcd Ton ~, ~ LARGE
'"sf' Hemp Canary, MilIet and iRS a' Garden.
Burlington, March s. 1851 H. pooLlTTLE.
w3ess
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
DIED

ROKEE-Lo, sea- In the wreck ~ the Central America
fredtk A. Bokee formerly OF ths city he was rescrsir<
home from China
BULL-In Hanptonburgh Orange County Y. on the sth
leth Ebenezer Bull aged s. respoctaas
member Of the Society OF Friends
BRENNAN-A. No. it7 Rem,en street. Wllismsblrgh on
Friday morning Oct q Thomas Brenusn native Of Myss
Queens County Ireland ir the tith year Of kis age
BRADLFY-At No SO Christopher street. Friday Oct -
George ashp infant Of Goorse and the late Jsac
Bradley, sged years months and q days
CHEsS-At Elizabeth n. J., on Thursday eveninE Oa II
Jobu De Hart ycui ses sou OF James and AaiiAnus ..
Chess eyed year months and days
GCERNE-On suuoey Oct. IS Harriet wife of George H.
Guerne afet fl years.
The relatives erds of the family also the menbrs f
Blooming Grove Lodse No s2 o. ofO p ere respectfully
invited serd ber funeral from her late residence No 30
Wet Twenty ninth street this day at IL O'clock without tor
ther invitation.
90 Anna Cbstans oily daughter of Frederick snd Rebocca
Holste, aged years and - eays
HILI-At No t3 King street, Friday, Oct So william
Henry Hill In the 3Sth gear OF hls age.
JoHNsoN-At Brooklyn Gu Saturday, Oct. "a william D.
Johnson. sged 35 y.srs . S
will ftom his late residence Nc gag Dean
TnsaAy, nth inst at III O'Clock A. NJ ihs xesas
OF the family aud Of Tpu Smith ur Jss " Welsh are
respectfully irvied attend without farther invitation Tas
r mains will be tskeu TO Newark, n. j. for interment
RJCF-stNo 7 woo.ter street on Fhdsy Oct q Mrs Ana
Eliza Rice aged AZ years reict of the ate Michael Rice
sTOTT-In newmarket, N. II, Frdsy Oct s5, hrs-
I.abes stot wife OF Joseph D. Stott, aged So yera
Pbilsdelpbis papers please copy.
TlCE-A No. 3lz est Forty seventh street fddsy o<
Group Mary Steward eldest danyhe OF John aud Mhy
Jane Tce, sged years, months and II days
wALLINO-At Manhattsnville, Thursday morning, Or
% suddenly Ma Elizabeth Wsllirg wife Of Wan H. Well
in the 9Th year OF her age
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
Law INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF GENERAL sEsslONS-ocr. ai-SetoFe
Recorder SMITH
TERM CONCLUDED IN ISDiCrMEN foa slLLNI LisI"H
oN SUNDAY ocishED a.,
Lieut.. Col Marmaduke Reeves, alias James NC
Alpine notorious for his ccol sssgmptoD. time nce o.
official position in the British army snd for aisers
tobs nc audscous frauds upon the eonddence OF
Americans, wss this morning again ssisned uPa an
nen for obtaining money unde, false ptetercss ron .l
eessory Transit Company The accomplished Coons e.
not guilty, and the sdourned ever to the neA'
trial. ..,
james Nugent, boy, pie AIDED guilty to petit larceny
aud was 10 the Pententary for ak months =,
Richard Rkeman, having plead guilty 70 the cue,
Of larceny brought agains. him in the ustter OF
sails thought up this mcrnng for sentence h' hi.
Mr.. Harrington addueed in his behalf ahesSs ~, I.ho,
tide y 10 his mother and sisters aud the necessary o
to their support upon which and oner
the Court finally decided TO let the defendant on VIZ
paia ely eht sente OF three rnonts TO the
At thz stage Of the proceedings, Mf. 1Oni-'N'OA,
Counsel for the Liquor Dealers Assoc'atlon ro'' 0un
ssked the Court to quash qu.niiy ot inde .nel''.
numbering, as was stated, about l29 fouhd asah''
individual members of the aforesaid ASSOCIATION
for selling liquor on Sunday. The Counsel oo'e''ea
was unnecessary to address elaborate afgun'n' "
to the Court in support of tis motion as the
had 80 lately expressed bmse distinctly Oh 'ne nsl'
of the principle involved. The opinions OF 'uaeo'
Hsrri, md Wright lately given on this very queeion
cited to the Cour: in support Of the motion mAas
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
MARRyHp.

oHkTYiEI D-EDwARos-in th. n p ch,r,h ., .,s,.
ks%.sss Hs S;s Sst ssA' cA'H'a' n
ctBRIGAN-ssYMoUR-Atc Carlisle. Penn oa rA-r.s.r
oS' y u. Rev DE MeC,ia.oSi. css'e. w c.s,.s..
tsa., 70 Misc LiLre c. X. seymour.
CoDiSeroN- Tuesday. Sept - at Dr.
Ss,is SSs,oe Jsr.sy City, by the Rev J. sosas.
Of Alexander seNnss. s.q. 81 of the former Si,os
ahuk-kosERIs-oL ThunsAy, os,. p. BY the Rev. NJ
I'm 49,. ~ = Sss's' h.nNf Of hswi0Ft City to As
~ lNPHRfts-PARkER-on rhur.d.y Oct. - BY the Re-.
tre. No 3 M.sep Sp .s i' ~ Mnas.!. GsaIs A I'd
city to Miss hniha Am Parker q s.aseu i..nd
HANiLroS. fAosmn s,! 'Hl, es, rani.y Oct "a sy
ten csrsis and Sarah D. Nixon dsugh,er Of Jno SIo.
ofthis city.
6sy c.; : ), toe Rev Thon's. Morory rr,si "a ,ss
P,npey. n H. to Miss Mile sas,heller q Iowa City
LCDLow-HALsEY-in the = Church at BrldseaSa,
G.ts Lcdo~.,o H. Eusenis aase, both Of pss
IANpsbERGER-MARchWALD,-A. 'hs ..'idssoe g. tAs
br DDS ts;4er Brooklyn, Long I,s-e 81 the ker w n
lewis u D. ldoie LAndsberger TO Martha - daughter a ~
SarctyTald.
fha o q y s "A, Ss s@aioS
vllism MuinfOId TO M.s l. sabe,A Giss al Of Bro<kyn.
MeLEAN-wARNER-A, the Summarized n L. ChaIca'
s.,1ssI MsLsrR Z, G & city 70 M,i Ann. w;;a;
O'NEu-McKNoB-oa Thund,y. Oct. g BY the Rev J. NJ
Frbes D. James N.i e'q TO Miss Mary aeKaoS soss
Of this city.
PERNoT-BU sTEEp-On Thursday. evening os, p at J,
O'clock at the reEdence Of the beesroo@ fshes No S,
Bond street Brooklyn by the Rev Bensmln c. cueg D.
Mr. Hypole Peinot TO Miss Elizabeth Busted
sEDewlCK- sEDew wICK-on Thursday. DC, IS q, ~
Church Of All Souls, BY the Rev. Dr. belows Henry D.
Sedswiek 70 Henrietta e. daughter Of the late Robert scdg
wic<, both of this city.
soANE.FAwKEs-o Thursday. Or. 81 by the Rev. oeo
Hart Mr. HenIy scace TO Miss Lydia Fswkes
soVlER-FoLLIN-At Grace Chnrch, PrOvdence ea
IhuIjsy Oct p by the ksbt Rev Bishop CLARK sae dSs
+ q. squ late L. charge TO Nicaragua 20 Miriam ;.
dsuthte, Of Chsrl.s Fclin esq., of New -oTlests
THOMSON VAN CLEyE In New .Haven OF sstari,,
Oct. n the residence u the brides uncle Prot w.
Gibbs cf ise College, by the Rev DR. Elcarer f!tca MORT
tt omson Of NcxYori 20 Mss Anna IL. Van Glove u
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY, Oct. 2i-r. N.

Stocks were dull and unsettled during the day. show
ing in sone instances moderate advance, and In 9TH
ers about the same per centage of decline. The low
figures touched on Friday afternoon called in
few outside buyers for particular stocks and In these
psrt:a rally was effected. NewYork Central, which
opened at So, run up again to 80 at First Board and
70 60 at Second but was sold down to 80 after ward In
the street. This continues 10 be the most active stock
on the list. II os Central was dull st first call but
be fore adjournment rallied smaty, and advanced 70
r. with sales Of 800 shares at that quotation. Chicago
ard Rock Island and Galena were both heavy, bue
closed triae frmer at about yesterdays prices. Erie
underwent slight fluctuations, bringing up at ! sd-
vance over Friday afternoon. Michigan Southern
Preferred scd at II and the common stock ct 6-the
loves. figures ever touched. II this severe deprscs
'top contr us., people may eIelam, ike the Scotch
boy who was experimenting on new siase "ness
6is all the figures 60 to when theyse rubbit ousf
Bond .alss at both Bond, foot up 10 tl2i,5co with
but Little change in prices from yesterday. Ms
souri and Ohio 6s, were the most active.
The market closes tame and spiits.s. Much stress
is aid upon the foreign sdvces in stock circles, many
anticipating from the complexion OF those last received
still more unfsvorsbe secountsby mex. steamer. Ths
may be reutraFzed, however, BY the arrival OF :
large smourt Of specie which the Persia he1Pectea %
bring. Thus far our experietce in regard 70 .ns
effect Of The great decline in stocks upon 'oe'n noe'
sr. hs, not been unf.vorable, stimulating, a' n.'
o. ders to purchase, Instead Of sending s'ocns -, 'ss:
The ulipo;, Genital shares offer good lu'trsh0a
,bis feeling among Erglsh holders, the n1As' nav
;n bee, IN sac sustained fer thss stock by order. re'
cfiyed since the par.c news reachea .Hs"A] .A'
S,ccf F1cb.rge has apparently adopted in practice
.s n,svs.p sentiment in regard to sa'es on credit,
:. norton Of each days transactions being foe
- ~ v.rv sAort time. Tie custom Of demanding
G.pos,s 90 time operations quite genera a.o
In F,ebargs there Is but little doing, ami rates ere
r,cbused. s.erliIg % 70 1903. with sous leading
drawers ask:pg higher figures,
Freights sre better. ToLiyerpcol, The engagements
are coo bbls Flour a. %. 30 63 600 bushes Grain ss
Ga 3d. 10 tuk, sud 6, "a. il tassi 30 bAss Cotton
a. le.; go bbls Oh a. 22s. g.; 40 ,uas Fasiic q
lie. Sd zoo ibis. Spirits 8. IS. ToLcpeon-5o o".es
Tobacco 8, Is. c. per boI; 80 bbs Res:n 81 - "a.
By sttansg Jsscn, 10 600 Pipe ssayes Al isV' ! W.
bs1h Gran at %. IL ship. bsg-, 900 hte'' ~"
%, o. bbs Flour .: -. 81. !pr nerves nice ~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
The summons is in the usual form.
AN EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE.

To the Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
SIR In reference to the article ia your paper of the
22d about aecod being sesmsresses aud others
out Of employment, my wife, who lie a good book
keeper, has located at No. 10 Fourth avenue, and will
keep record Of all persons out Unemployment and also
of all employers who are looking for help seanstresses
and others, clerks, bookkeepers, ssle,men, women,
&C., gratutously, charging or asking nothing of en-
ployer or employee II any able and wealthy citizens
choose to contribute to tho expense of ren fuel
light, &C., it is optional with them. If you think
proper to notice this you 1t is a respectable
dwelling house. No. 10 Fourth avenue, opposite Tonp
kius Market Yours ALFRED w. UrHAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
corar cALENnAR-ThI. dsy.

SgragNz zCouRr-CircuII-P,Rr IES'ss;s ~ ss- aso'
1910 sa5 2f7. 2e 20 2so 2s2 .S "a Us 80 ''' ''
Part II adjourned until friday Sch ias' NJ, * DO
SvPrgNE CouEr-SPIcIAL TEss 5u as
E q 6s IS o. Ils III lzs. 49, IL l'o III 900 2s5
suPKRIoE CoURI-IRILL TERh;n7NSi :g7 II $40 IA 6Js,
$50 6as go, 6Ji. 6s3 G. So Gj7. Ssc, ss' 49, w
Hg '' q scS 5 8? is9,ss'ss-So. r., a. g. ~ q 81, 30
s.. a. 80 T. - 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

10 Tie ctte UI DObnely, WHICH CUuIe' UoiV'o .'rV
Supreme Court the first Tuesday Of next month on wt o
fer review Of the whole procsedog all the tuns OF tae
Judge the trial. and the excprns taken BY the counsel
the charge Of the Judge win by full bench OF Judges D.
thoroughly examined into and in msterh aspec
Of which Affects the prisoner trial will De ordered
by the Court The writ Of could not BE- presented unt
pronounced the poner Judgn mt had rs
10 be given and when that eiven the writ of euor was
INN edaely presented. Tie uon put on " tne
Court until January sser day than usual 10 allow time Io 'e
action OF The Sup.emo Cout Monmouth Inquirer.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
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REELECTION

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EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION FOR CASH.
CuT GoBLrTs. best quality of glass dozen, 81 iO
Ctr WINES best quLi Of glass per dozen, go cents.
ESeRAvED WINES be, quality Of glass per dozen, 80
And CHINA, PLATED WARE,
CUTLERY. &c, &c,
IN proportion, ct our
GREAT SALE
commencing MONDAY S6.h instGLt
See eur advertisement on the 9Th page.
E V. HAvCnWoUT Co,
Corner BrosdN ay aud BToOSne-s..
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
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F1Iny's NATIONAL THEATRR.-Tn. .NInar an1-

der s,.as 1sDt q TO be Eyeu A. tbs ous
Taee n .musensn. Cobb. Drsnssed Story OF Bios rHs
W.kn.RrR" Ia 10 be performed Tor the las, tine n,w Dan.
Il 10 be ~ ,en,pd called THE WsRsmc H.SO; or THF
sTAIur Lows end new Farce also Tor the called
'Y.SEry Cot RriNC oi.o OF Dan ing Singi Il a. VI
Allen sr Fox slrs II. 8 Nichols Mss HahaEay asd N.
D.y .pte.r with the fun strength Of ne Co npsny.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

MATTERS ~ BLOOMFIELD.-Ihe Orange Jonrnd'
,sys matters are begnnng to look up little in Bloomfield
M. Congsl's paper factory has recomnenced, sni
Wheeler and Co Iaeboard and oakum manuae'ory a'o'
10 operations -,
The Essex Mills paper factory, which at the outset ieaneeo
tie lumber Of it, hands aud pct those etnnei on lower
wse than formerly continues to keep its machinery MOVING
ard promises shortly TO return to its old rates OF labor ana u
Usual con plement Of hands
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
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CARPRTING AND OLCLOTHs.-The entire stock
n Cs,petius and Oieloths imported BY W. HHSs for tue
whossle YSde is offered in lots to suit purchasers for
es,h Splendid Tapestry Carpets. usual price 81 50 now 81
Ole obs formerly 81. now Pr ya o,o yssts Oieloth,
30 per yard. W. d nA'Ns' no = f'sN
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
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CmNRy VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMY, Cherry
Valley NJ Y-NeKt session benns on Nh Of November Fa
Catalogues apply to RIPLEY Co. NO IN res' s New fork
% sdd<ess the PuIcip-IA . ,
CO fdxli M,1rrT"E' Phnclp..