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WEDNESDAY, June II, 1857.
market Cattleahout $40 Beeves and IS Stores
ssng Of Working Oxen Cows and two and three years
old.
pmcrsMakc Beef Extra so 80 10 90 per cwt' LIST quail
ty s. 5as9 2j "a quality 81 sos 81 quality 20 25a6 7S ord
nary, 50 20.
Stores-Workng Oxen-s95 1876 200.
Cors and CdiueS-$40, 90 80 II S67.
Yearings-None Ttco Years Oid--$35 $40. Three
Years OM-S45 $50.
Sheep and Lambs 767 at market priccsln lots 50, 90
"a each; extra and selections, IS SO so.
SWn6700 market Prices Live weight l2aS l-2c per
III; dressed -2alO LIE per b. ShoatsWholcsale &c
per n; retail l2alO LIE per b. Spring Pgs16alSc per h.
Hides-T IL Sc per Id. TGiiow-7 H. "A Sc.
Peifs--25c 50 each. car SkjnS-lia l5c per lb.
prices rather higher.
Remarks-Owng the celebration the market rather
broken The railroad companies having notified the drovers
too late for most the change, that the cattle
train would day earlier not at all this week. and
buyers not being posted up, there was but few present and
hut sales made Most of the stock will be driven Ia
Brighton and sold What sales made were at
a slight decline from last weeks prices.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-06-20

AN USrQl ALLIED sTIlil LA%T. DlrEfTIC AID TON
&c NucoHiNr, and an AonfNHlH AROMATIC ,ANiTAah rE'r-
Ib,t to- call thu attention Of southern and W., rn mcs-
chants to the superior merits If this exquisite cordial.
II is pure cAtract ui the Italian juniper Berry, distilled
rom the very h-t Of English grain t1ir i' snr' tuc" o."
tn British Exercise Laws and has been pronounced by ihe
medical faculty of Great Britain and the utgd state, tn %"
the best and the safest Alcoholic stu ever offered to the
public.
1t used with great in Of DYsrrrsiA Corr
RHtrMATi,M pRorsY Travail CoLip, tHpLtA, FUNER ANp
AGvE sTEi, rEE, DISEASES ~ fE tESAY ORGANS, ErLLr
sY.
aso delicious tonic beverage anl hy it, peculiar
Vr go different f'in oihcr gins universally esteemed by AL
The following among thousands Of similar kind from
50 reliable and valuable source that W. give Place
To Cot. T.. c. CHARLEs;-NIy DEAR su-t ndyr cir
cumstancrs recommend Holland Gin medicine As
yours contains much hrger quantity Of Juniper think it
il preferable article. IT INST ARTICLE RND
HAVE SEN. NAlESrtNr Morn. VI. u.
o. Beware Of poisonous mixtures, manufactured in imta-
ton, auh soil ~ LONDON CoRplAL GfN 3!
The records the Custom Houses in the cities Of New York.
Boston and Philadelphia show that CHARLES pNpoN CuRpl-
Al oS the oniy London Gin realty mportd and sol in
bottles recent controversy in the New York papers has
demonstrated that up that date to Wit the beginning Of
November last the only importation Of London Cordial Gin
made except by ourselves has been two pipes imported
in 1855 On the credh Of these trO ppes mhich ouid mn
OHiy fcr hundred bOtHos OUer one INJURED thousand
dozen, Of norious Nurture, cdHed "London Cordlt
Gin hare been spread al This Continent amt sO NJ
20 per cent bei0w the cost importation If London
Cordidi Gin, by concerH Wht another, Who repre-
NEVER IMPORTED ONE pRop, and yet hare Hooded the
mhoie South and West Tith hrir sO-cdCi lnNDoN GS.
The genuine CnARE LoSnoS CHS is for sale in quarts at
dollar and pin so cents, by all druggists and Gruccrs
BE that though styled "LoNDoS CORDIAL GS," it Is alb
soutey CHARLES To escape adulteratd and poisonous
CORDIAL S hut he certain 1t is CHARLES None other is
/ genuine. For sale by the Importer and Proprietor
EDMU NDC CHARLES,
No. 10 Broadway, New York.
For sale in Drattlcboro by JOSEPH CLARK, and ), W
HOLTON. 6ml2
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~ P0NCO'S FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS,
Infabc in removing stoppages or irregularities of the
ses These Pills nothing new but have been used by the
Doctors many years, both in France and America with
Unparalleled every casej and he is urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them to make the Pills Public
for the alienation of those suffering from any irregularities Of
whatever nnure well prevent pregnancy to those
ladies whose health will not permit increase of family
Pregnant females those surprising themselves So are eau
toned against using these Pills while pregnant the pro-
prietor assumes responsibility after the above amontion
although their mdnes would prevent any mischief to health
otherwise these Pills recommended Full and explicit di-
rections accompany each box Price 81 per box
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent for Brateboro Vt Sold also by Druggists
~ Ladies by enclosing him 81 90 to iimfboro Post Office
have the pills (coniidendy) by return mail Re-
member and ask for Dr. DHPoncos Golden Pills Signature
on ea each box.
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II. p. ALIENS
Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon,
UNDER TIE REVERE HOUSE, BRATrLEB0Ro, VT

MONS. T.. PINARD.
HAIR DRESSER AND WIG MAKER, FROM PARIS.
MONS. PINARD. respectfully informs the
IFh public in general that he has made arrangements with
MIR ALLEN, work in his establishment during the
season, which Mr. r. will manufacture hairwork in the best
and style. Such
LADIES FRONT PIECES, Of every size
HALF WIGS, BRAInS AND CURIS;
GENTS WIGS AND Tor PIECES, made to order at short
notice. at the Hair Cutting, Bathing and Shaving Saloon I'M
der the Revere House.
IT LADIES will please call for Mons Pinard at the Revere
House paror.
Braeboro, June 10th, 1857. 81
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this moment Fastening 10 the spot, Gay drew a
revolver, and again fired, with such fatal effect
that the son also fell. The bodies were dis
covered from passing railroad train. Col.
Price was able to relate the particulars and
may possibly recover, but the son will die
Gay has made his escape
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-06-20

Or. :. O. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE BIrTFES Is
the best Medcn used for Spring and Summer
has been hheriy patrpze than any other
tahlsh in this country. II j. the Richard ,Jis Bitter,
which has restored many yal n hcth thruu- huut the
New England States during the past thirty years.
y. B.-lrwHrc If limitations called sherry Wine Brrs.-
The genuine have fac-simile oil my signature upon tho outer
envelope. For sale y druggists every wl,rc and iny office
No 81 Hanover street, Boston ;ul2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-06-20

FIsHERMAN's LUcK.--The following account
of an English fisherman, from the Knickerbock-
or is a good one:
A friend, late on Saturday afternoon. hailed
him as he was skllluly essaying the willy fish
erman's art for trout, with
"lIallo, there; got anything -
"Got anything of course not. only
came here last Wednesdays was the reply, as
The patient angler once more cast his pateni nY.
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RRATTLEBORO BOOKSTORE.

JUST RECEIVED,
Cap Letter, and Note Papers by the Ca'c which will be sold
lows also variety Of Dooks
Testimony Of the Rocks, by Hugh Miller;
American Gcntlemnns Guide, by H. Luncttcs;
Sultan and his People, Ivy Ascanyon;
Morse Folk by Iracci
Oaut Gur,y, 10y Thompson.
new assortment Of Ito and Pocicl Bibles.
School Books, at the lowest Wholesale and retail prices.
WANTED-1O Tons CiC0H Uhitc Rays for which the very
highest price will be- paid. j. STEIN II son.
june 18th. 1857. 3w2j
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The next annual session of the Wimham and Bennington
Association Of Iniycrsalsts will be- held in Wilmington or
Wednesday and Thursday June 9th and 25th Those
irving Tuesday, will please call the subscribers those
irving subsequently will call at the Unvcrsais Church.
II. 4. BALlOC, Stand. Clerk
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MAD. GENTLEMEN YOU THAT
I'VE me, You and myself from trouble give
YOU notice that all over so days standing special
excepted paid before the Goth Of July
will he let in officers hands for collection, with costs. You
have fair warning, govern yourselves accordingly.
WIN. c. BRYANT.
Brattleboro May 2lst, 1857. OWL
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A CARD TO THE LADIES. DIR.

In Charestown, Mass, March 2Sth MERCY JOY wife Of
VIM. A, Dunklee, formerly of Putney, aged ~.
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MARRIAGES S.
DEATHS

In Wilmington, 18th inst by Rev. H. f. Balou, MIR MO
SEES W. BROWN of Nottingham and MISS CAROLINE
AMANDA HAMILTON Of Halifax.
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BRATTIEBoRo. juno 9th, 1857.
MANUFACTURED by u. WELD,
RECENTLY IMPROVED
WOOdworth Surfacing Planning Mill.

MATCHING AND JOINTiNG APPARATUS
attached in sucla tat your h,a,s very smoothly
pliued, ilntcd, matched aud prunvod, suitable flr
nolrS ar slcathing overhead, BE.
HNIlESE MACHINES ARE MADE OF
n the best material and by experienced worlmcn.-cvcry
part being Stout and well made and warranted II proper
Is taken Ia oling and cieuiis.
have been IN the business Of making these machines near
~ ~ year. with my son, l.. Il. ~ ED. Our machines
have hccn Shipped AMI used ia almost every state in The
Union and the Canadcs with entire satsfct1n fr nught
know
Please call and examine before purcha sing ela whore, This
being the place where You will b, Ia ct your noncy
worth In good machine that will plane thousand feet of
lumber nicely IN less than 40 minute.
All orders addressed t. h. WELD, Bratoboro, w. will
be- promptly attended 10. tf2i
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THE HIGH Prices OF BEET, consequent up
on the operations of spectators, and the more
rapid increase of consumers than of animals TO
be consumed, have induced the formation of So
cietes of butchers in Philadelphia and other
large cities, to regulate the prices paid for cat
tie at the drove markets The association at
Philadelphia held meeting on Monday, in
which. Mr.. ]. ]. Keeie stated that million of
cattle are slain every year on the plains of Vene
zuela, for their hides alone, and live cattle can
be obtained from the rancheros at 81 or IS
head. A steam propeller, laden with cattle,
might reach Philadelphia in ten days, at cost
of $40 TO SIS per head, so that the cost of each
animal, delivered alive, at the slaughter houses
of the city, would be but $50, and at the very
highest figure could not exceed S25-and this
for animals as good those which now com
mand from $50 to 500 apiece here. Mr.. X.
stated that one individual had come TO this
country for the purpose of raising cash orders
for $50 900 head, to be delivered in dIoyes on
the Venezuelan plains at from 81 10 So each,
There is no doubt that some such method must
be resored TO- to bring down the prices Of meat,
for the present high rates are as disastrous 10
dealers as to consumers, several of the leading
drovers of New York State having recently
failed because high prices rendered their custo-
mers unwilling to buy readily, and entailed very
heavy expenses from delay and bad debts
Stallkeepers themselves prefer low prices, as
a means of increasing their trade, and leaving
them margin for larger profits; and the CON
sumers of meat will certainly make no objection
to any plan which tends to reduce the cost Of
living.
At the New York cattle market, this week,
the price of beef was reduced an average of one
cent pound but the Philadelphia movement
has had no effect there yet, in consequence of
the short supply and poor quality of the cattle
For like reasons our Boston markets have ad-
vanced this week half cent per pound for the
best beef,-Boston Traveller.
BLOODY TRAGEDY IN K ENTUoKY.-Colonel
James Price of Clark Co., KY, and his son
were recently shot in cold blood, under the
following circumstances =
MRS. Price, contributor TO the Ohio Far
mer, wrote of mismanagement in some family
which she described. A neghbor named Gay
took it 10 himself, and inquired of Price if he
was responsible for what the wife wrote, "a
which the Colonel returned jocular reply
not knowing what he alluded to-. On Satur
day uorning Col. Price was riding on horse
back, his son, similarly mounted, being some
distance behind, when he was intercepted by
Gay, who carried double. barreled gun which
he discharged full at The Colonel, who fell from
his horse, TO all appearance dead. The son a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

CHARTER OAK PLACE for sALE.-Thi'

-
celebrated Place situated in the csutrx per- Of the Wv
OF Hartford Corn The mansion hous- stands q eaese
Overlooking the besar psrt OF the cty The ecsPt
the north and south 10 upeqgaed 70 N.w SAG
The CorBec;iut Riser the meadow Col Clrs .. tensss
nPsovcnents ssA the Pubic Iestitutioos Of aHsts s
@ v<S IL he's alec historical intel est - bsing the
ny q the Chser OAK the pscs Of eneeueat OF te Ohss
OF CONNECTICUT granted BY Cnsres III For mote tnss
tuiy ard half belonged 6ov,rnos Wyi1 one o. tos
..y Of the state and bic OF th name
W m them II iato h- hands Of stephen buts ESD
stbeE OF the present proprietor TIE wife Of hon oaN
th Pre-rrec to sell the property en'irs ana nave -
no. thus cold Il will be divided into los fse
whole tact contains from TO liberal erstM ~
tivsn desired For terms inquire Of NJ. Z tON o.
ke'etun Howe Co g. New York or D. v. kJbiNsoN MA
J. A BUTLER Hartford. CnD
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-The beauthui
~ COUNTRY SEAT In 0lsnvood North Yankers) now oe-
orpied BY NJ PnJfe. and tnowa a. the DUDLEY rtA.a
situated Broadway the old Ab<l, road There are
thee Of Land with beautiful LsSn 6naderrees an
5biubbery 6ns Garden 0rrhsId G lUs e,mmodioas and
comfortable II use with Furnace good Carriage Hons. Barns
Sisblss Poultry and OutHeuses; tire Wells Of aatano5
Wat. Of the best quality The place commands hne v-s OF
the Huoson and surrounding country and distant ve~ Of the
Z set River. For further particulars apply to
HOMER MORGAN No. Metre poi'sn Bank bunains
(6tS5l Finest
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Aouses ano farms iOanteo.

WANTED to RENT-A comfortably furnished
w PARLOR sue unfinished BEDROOM and XII rCHEN,
with accommodation for servant IL private house aud
pctable peishboAood Address stating terms &c. TENANT
Tribune Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

TOR SALE Immediate possession giyea. the
brick co,t.gt HOUSE.. No. III Vanderbilt sv, BtaGklys
within Asfs koot Of tao M,rls R.lrosG con .ss Il
reozss rs.tie rsn:.is, gas &c spe'St.aC stHK5 No
Jobn-st, New Yerx CT 20 JOHN & BARBER Ne sfs N.Y.
t. ~ Broea,ya.
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z. C. HALLIDAY Auctioneer.
STEAM ENGINE, MACHINERY, FIXTUR1A,

Mach 81 1857 at 10 O'Clock, the psem.ses the entire MA
CHiNERY FIXTURES, &c, contanedin the large D:,hey
Nos III andl9 froyst comprising Steam Engine ID horse
power, P complete running order, ADD Boien, .nn .1e
nearly 2l,rge Hydraulic Presses large iron Cyn
dess; large Hydraulic Steam Pump; hand DO, lssss
wrousht iron Cod Daa and Gsaias; slls Tabs, eoppa
beer and spt Pumps and Side thes rool sod
shsfDg Receivers sts Leach Tubs copper Hes,e frset
Carte Hrnesses Platform Scales lion Safe 10 feet sxts
thick India Rubber Hose &c. Catalogues may DO bad Ct ~
Office Of the AQciioncer. No 4 Walst SD
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COUNTRY SEAT-On the EAST BANK Of the

u
DSOc XIV Err esl9l;fnlly loes;ed. In n~slthy. 6rs
rate nesheot 90 C. well ~1efd With superior wells spr e
haNn eIeA and ctOics fruit snd ora
mtptH rets with ssrdsore vel nit M.n.ion ts b. So
ed for su, who desire eesAut couort,be src secure
ses The seene1 yey tne-Rv-T view fSr several mi e,
Distance ron Sls's. twe hours' ride or the railroad Tn,
property offered either In whole IL os fot bgdr, on
very tsvorst terms with rs te da
& Co. No e.PUkP.E'~
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EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer.-By T.. Il
II r. II. sCHENCk, on SATURDAY, the 18th Inst O. -
o'clock AT No 45 broadway Cosng Sale OF the Fancy Goods
AT Tuttes Emporium Tho catalogue will nclad- boJd.rs
Shakespeare Gley the Autamsn Bird Tree sion1es baa
Spa Goods, Chinese DesA Bi.qse eo,d, C.,dess. .'-s
boxes Nee les Combs Psper Msche Terra Cots snd
other Inks Opers R-ticues Indian ooSs sk Paint
inss Fans Brushes Odorcsses y Goods, Playing Csos'
Chinese Puzzles and Spiders Bone Wood and Ivory Chess
men Crbbsse Boards Wax Trsusprcucies AZ Y O'Clock,
the Pstent ceeb sed Baby Jump haviug tour years
and half Also the Auonaon bfd Tree suo noJuo
Shakespeare Gallery Of Ensrsyinea
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COUDERTs LYCEUM-Under the direction o
~ Prot y. MAURICE-No % St. Mark place New
York French English. Spsnsh, Commercial and Clsscs
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for BOYS. Pupils receive.
At any time Circulars and references the Institute
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+ COTTON Aac'iopeer
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
NJ Piano Forte L.ce Curtains Psror es, Plate Mirrors,
Oil PAINTINGS, &c--F. COTTON wis sell tils DAY rn'yt
March n O'clock No SO East l5th't near ID a. tns
entire Furniture OF n large comprising in put very
sues Of PsoT Furniture In crimson add oros
tel OF rosewood Piano Forte 6ioctave large French
plate Mirror by So inches Lace Curtains snd Coraices se
vet Tsprsiry Three ply and other Carpets OH Ceths si,ea'
DiDrg Tables msrhletnp cpn''r side and crd rsoes
Wsrdyob. Secretaries superior Feather eds and HAIR MAT
hssses Dressirs Bureaus Coma aud asswse cutlery.
poa
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RUSSELL w. WESTCOTT, Aucdoneer, will
~ sell TOMORROW, Saturday, at 10i O'clock 1t No 16S
West 2ls between 7h and 9th the entire maandcens
FURNITURE Of the house, all Of which Will b. p-reneony
sold without regard TO weather deposit will be required OF
all purchasers Catalogues ready Paor Furnita consists
splendid rosewood pearl nad Piano ore elegaa
Plo Furniture suite, covered in satin brocaae Rob
double Suite elsborey carved covered IN tapestry full
Suite eight pieces covered In silk velvet These suites al
made to order and be relied rsAs Two supe-
fioT rosewood msbletop Eageres, with plate doors; solid
rosewood Center Sofa and Pier Tables rosewood Turkish aud
Reception Chairs in medal tapestry large and ly Pier
and Mantle Mirrors Paris marble Clock elegant sevrss sod
Dresden China Vases with magnificent collection OF Psor
Ornaments rich Silk and Lace Cuabs Eogh tapestry Car
pets Rugs match Turkish Lounges rosewood Corssr Eta
four elegant English Chsndees
fal Paintings, richly framed HALL-Costy
bic top hall stand, rosewood Hail Chairs
CHAMBER AND LIBRARY FuRxIruRE-Rich carved ro'e.,od
Bureaus rosewood Bedseads Washssnds Commodes all Of
superior workmanship; fl Hair Mattresses aud Bedding ee
rosewood Secretary Bookcase rosewood french 6ofs
Voltaire and Arm Chairs Rocke nlaid Cocks Enssf Oh.
cloths gold bordered sh,des oval aud gilt Mors, Ftsueh
sge and spring Chairs Sofa Bedsesds DINING
FulsruRE- Eegnr mahogany Ex'ensioa Table uins room
Chairs ar.letop Buffet rich Silver Ware elegant Cut Gsss
an Ruby Ware al match Ivory aud Pearl Cutsy costly
French Chi Dinner and Tea Sets with oak and mahogany
Chamber ard BAsepent Fursu,e Of ry description Tbs
sale will precisely at lOi O'Clock in dining
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Rpurn au1 Rooms.

A LADY wishes BOARD in highly respects
"A Die ay whsr. sbe cen give instruction 10 the French
;.rnsa OF Rng,ish Languages which would % oopHoeed
nlixslsnt Adnfssa Mi.s VI. No q 2d-ev.
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BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at Greer
- wich, Ct LEWIS HOWE, AN, Prl cipal; The san
mer Session III May English branches, toge,
with the Classics Fr pch and Music taught tho
oush mspner. For circulars sddress the PnncipL.
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subxfaatiai brcun-s,ane aOu5y. Ne eis West sla q
h stores sra rOons deep n perfect s-d-s sci
s.isd .ia e, ely eo1,ss,Ees A. r. NAN, M "a VA -.
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N HOUGH. AUCTlONEER, will sell TIL

H.. (Frd.,) MORNING March q, a. ~ oc'sks on al
a.. n.sn,fcent FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD EhbEL-
saMENTS sortsir ed in private residence No as Sest
SD st. sthv The sssortmet Is unussdy lnse saa We
GOOD Of the very description aud 10 foe ode AMI 10 %
sold without any postp nemeut on
The basement cCnsns osk Extension Table sud suite, SIDE
hoard &c alec quantity of elegant China Dinoer saa
Tea Sets silver Tea Sets SAVERS Casters Ice Ptcher Spoons
Fots &c ivory Cutlery and Cut Glsss and boaemAo
Kbsn Ttnss Sc The paors furnished with two sold
rosewood Sur fashionable coverings; sotd rJs
Tables and eide Lace ss
Boc.ee Window Curtaos 8rcnze clocks aae Figures 400
. China Ntses and decorations nee ou
P.Inr p, Of real Nuns tishets superb 'octve
Piano Fortes one elegant cylinder Bokcse Of rosewood and
lined with sanwood SIS, English on Cloth rosswIod
Usssrd Velvet Stair Carpet and syerpGed star hoss
carved rosewood mshogsay me Csnef
Lossny Sofas Bureaus Ch.s sad Rockee snd multitude
az other articles Of besntv too numerous to m-nuoa
Sale Ia the parlos Oi precisely Catalogues now
ready and Ct the house.
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ATA UCTIO N.-ExECUr0RS SALE q
"A RIAL FsfAfe-A. Hs.sr Wes'ekest-s Coasts,
r.s-Yoss On r. prec.ss, AL oo oek on wEDSgtOAf
Ap,4 1851 good and osnmedioss t~osofy HOUSE ssi
she Pct GroGpe ee feet ~rlca ses
rru Trees. sna rooS 0rten Thsptopssy 80
bly, usee sers y: asao ssiaeee iro he ia toad 0ep
estv seated i-.dsloes There churches tss
scini,y 5000 s,o.es &c -,.
Forf1rker rn.su,ss iuqir. q X GODFREY. No. ~ Cw.
nil s-s' Ner.Yort. n %, premises.
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nor SAIF-The Valusble Manufacturing Prom
NOR SALE at FORDHAM-A desirable

T COUNTRY RESIDENCE on the MscComt. Dam ro,d
opposite the residences OF Lewis g. Morris eso
The prco~r;v eomps~s sI Of Land well stcesed win
Fruit Trees Of Of rrowth convenient sad couuo
pvsed AZ remarkably healthy, one mile distant from High
Bride and ten nnutes walk from the fremont Station on
the Harlem Railroad For psticnsr, apply on the Premises
OF TO hEoRATH Co, No 81 Wsshnztonst
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00 7Sn EACH for two twO-stsry modern
W, TN bu COTTAGES. with every eonysHisuee
Brooklyn between Fulton and Atlsntcsv, at No. IS War
rel. st. New York of d. FREEMAN. Terms easy.
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DY BANGS, BROTHER Il C0.-Trade 5ls-
~ Roocs. No. 10 psifow.
sIxrY-FiRrH NEW YORK TRADE sALs
n be comner eed on TUESDAY, March 81. is9.
BANGS, BROTHER Cs. respectfully scnoaooo tts nsak
regular TRADE SALE Of Books SrEREOrYPk PLATES,
STATIONERY PAPERS, &C
The regulations viii be tie N e lsst sale.
The Catalogue ready vii % sen, 10 the Trade %
sp.iicstion-
DY HENRY II. LsEDS & Coon SArUR-
I'D DAY March D. a. u oOct a. The .sbl. rear of BscAl-
v.v entrsree BY the ale, ffou Gr.s, Joses ct
-'' fBy order OF Ad min s.ratos
fHteD DAY SALE.
All the Horses Csrrszes &c sus Of fae pair bsy
Hor,es rs hands hish enc single bay Hoss ahy
or pky.iciant horse, sly ish driyer
one close Carriage made 20 ORDER
One B.rnuobe C.ssh. made 10 order
OIe single Rccks~Ay, msde 70 order
One fus donbl. Sleigh made 10 order -
pouble and single Harness. Saddles, Robes Bsakss ke
with
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C'OR SALE-On the Lorth side of l7th-st., Oe :
L site stuyvesapt squsre Eogbsh BASEMENT D. ~
s,ees and finished Ia bet style aud eli tae
m6 i'm poyements and commands spendd se~ OF the
saua, and Dr. Tyrss Church Apply the premises Terms
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BERKSHIRE FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS,
II STOCKBRIDGE ASS-The Summer Term will open
WEDNESDAY, the 18Th Of April few vacancies yet 10 bs
led Catalogues and Circulars be had the Bookstore
REID HOFFMAN.