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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14
A. ~ Hgk~Is. AactionEer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Trade Sale

TUESDAY MORNING. May 49, st O'Clock.
and four following days: - ~
REGULAR SPRING PARCEL SALE on choice Enriss
BOOKS including large .rirsy elegantly illustrated sad a
ptby bound received from the London Pobsher- Alec
extensive consgnments Of standard American Books new ana
feh stock slo large ard valuable invoices VI imported aid
domestic staple aud fancy Stationery. Sc
Caeogue. now ready snd wiz De sent 70 Ny address
request.
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DAME. e Houcs Aue.ioneer; Office No. IS Park row.
po.awood and Mahooany pARLOR

DANIEL 9. HoUGs, Auetioneer; Ofice No. IS Park row
CUPERB Rosewood and Mahogany PARLOR,
- DINING-R ROOM LIBRARY and CHAMBER FURSl-
TURF al Public Auction To MORROW tFridsyl May l5 at
lOs m precisely at No 2B Wet zdst between 9th snd
9th avs Sale positive and prremptory and posponeulen
Terms cash funds and ash deposit required OF
the time Of sale insure the prompt delivery Of
the Goods. - .
In the BASEMENT sod mahogany Extenson Table "a
feet mahogany Buffet and Chairs to match Sofa Side
Table &c with large and eles Of China
Dinner and Tea Sets ivory Cutlery rich Cut 0ss and Bohs
milan Ware silver Tea and Breakfast SETS Csstsr SAVERS
Spoons FORKS Cups 10.
the PARLORs English Tapestry Carpets and Rugs
bronze Ga. Fixtures embroidered Lsce Curtains sod
wood Center and Pier Tables Ovs Pier and Asnte Mirrors
solid rosewood Esseres plate mirror doors and backs
two sold Sutes In crimson and Brocetec
reception and easy Chairs rosewood Bookcase and Secretary
Nunn carved ro'ewood 1octsve Piano
Fortes.
In the CHAMBERS are carved and plain rosewood and
hosany French Bedstesds, Wa.hstand Wsdrobe
Bookcases Sofas Couches Chairs Carpets Rockers pure
curl Hair Mattresses and fine Bedding Ensaynss kc alto
seher aknz fine assortment of hscas Goods IN first rate
order Descriptive Catalogues the morning Of sale At the
hou.s
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i LIE W fAhh Is UOCt Ol nlty ACRES Oh
- LAND beautifully situated the esNcn slope Of Bssle
Ridge (Osnge hOuntan) With surfsco finely diversified
bTAcns deep bold rocky cliffs brook o the
spring picturesque old oaks bceches and tulips and
Ii is being laid out and ombelshed with drives wak etc.
in the modern natural style Of landscape gardening and has
been decided In trust for the exclusive aud enjoyment c the
purchasers Of the land lying contiguous to tho Park
This Of land containing about 500 has been d
vided into Villa sitcs Of from Eve TO ten each Twas
selected with special reference TO the wants OF citizens doing
business IL the city, and yet wishing accessible retired and
hebfu homes In the cosny by the proprietor who adopted
this method 10 select aud good
the southeast the best exposure for health aud
secured well perfect protection in Winter from tho north
westerly winds while II Is fsvosby situated catch the
breezes which prevail in Summer
The whole tract abound in pure, soft, spring water.
IL believed that there Is no spot within twenty miles Of
mountain lis almost the only location the city where
there Is really no fever and ssue.
Purchasers OF sites desiring to build stone obtain tbs
material on the premises FREQ of charge
The pvscy Of the Park and all the sites viii be secured by
Lodge and keeper the entrance Valley road mile
from North Orange Railroad station Ascending the ridge By
the Park drives three miles Of which already peed
charming view Of the Valley obtained for miles around
the mountain 100 feet above the level Of the magnificent
breaks upon the view sixty mile. extent composed VI
forests cultivated field. and couHty seats villages towns and
Nevsrsnk hills At the south; Eysck mountain Hsverstrsv
peak the Highlands toward the north with Island
Staten Island and the Ocean in the east This natural
acknowledged by all to ~ Of the 6pest in America
LLEWELLlN PARK is distant from Newyorh City Iess
than hour and Rsrosd Of
For beauty and variety scenery health
funess Of climate for the intelligence and moral order Of
population In short from al those considerations which
hne render region attractive and desirable ~ family res
idSnee II believed that the vicinity Of Orange
mountain side possesses advantage not surpassed eaused
''' terms 'n' other 'srhl Xxi fsfp'''
No. '''' and f''' no osit o sSsdxS 0''0
No MetroPoiitsn Bsnk Blsldins PineN
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YO CAPTTAilsTS.-A good opportunity for
Il investment u offered by the sale u the property No Is
IAspcIsgd.si. ~ MessrA BLEFCKER Co On THURSDAY
The nth inst (th, dsy - O'Clock Ia. M-ch.nt/ Ex
change. II il fall sired lot and adjsins sao,hes an C.as
on hsh together may BE- built deop rhs
rapid Advancement Of brncsa ard this LEGALITY TIA
urpert ~ r, drsrse The the pcsfet end has 49, la
ths 'su,.y VI tie prcsest Nwnsf oret fox'y T-<rs
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UyxkY n. Lryp, Auctionssr.

HENRY IL Lkfps AuosioIssL
III II. LEEDS & Co. will sell BY Auction on
Ii. THURSDAY May H. at l? O'Clock. IN front Of the
storo, No. . Nsssanst: - - -,
hsh 1--WE old this SPRING half brothers Of the bss
blood took the premium year ace at the STATE Fair
warranted perfectly sound aud hind IN respect and very
stylish. win be sold without
Also BLACK PONY, bali Canadian. lag hands high DO
tween Eve and six old and ssd 70 travel in three mia
warranted perfectly sound Kind and gentle IN single or
double harness under saddle. -
Also besu,ifsi GRAY PONY Il, handshsh five yeay. Old
raised ssrstoss County fast troer has never been
trained thinks he tot the mile Ia three min
utes TO hMu-s Warranted sound and kind in oil harness and
excellent saddle horse.
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professional Notices.

nR. WHEELER, OCULIST. No. 4S6 Broadway.
IL devoe- his attention Disease. Of the EYE By hi.
mild chronic Inflammation Of the eyeds and
b. eH-ctusly cured Films .p-cts &c. removed
without .ursoL operation Office hours ITO Artificial
eyes inserted.
NEW PATENT SPECTACLES for PRESERV.
~ mo vIsIoh-suns for Life .ad needing change
New .Yost Eye HOspit Ls.tursr 90 Ssa C. No
rstfow Nsv-rert d. FRANKS inisaas vxi;ns prs(ss-
asnaly he piss4psi eitiss " ths EA.tssa 6A.ss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14
ovrIcs oy RsrusLIo FIRy IssVs.ses Cas,.sy
No. 10 Nsi.t, NewY Jsa. g. 1851 I
VIE DEALERS with the RHPITRI .ic FTP

TT'HE DEALERS Win tho KEPU BIC FIRE
Il INSURANCE CoAPASr are respectfully ae,is~l tA.s
NE Scrip tor the Year, ending s D.eensef isSa anI
CENT <f sp tie earned premiums s ready Ss d,iv,v
Interest Dividends Of SIX PER CENT per ssnun % IL
Serr ssues Of and SIS cave also teen declared ana ,
payable in cash their Office No 10 WAss, whsrs nsu,,
sssns sre requested call Ard Examine tss hssrS shuSs
which males the insurer
prost without Of be rsks Of the Coapsss
Section 10 Of tAs Charter provides tia, a. scrip not called 81
within SIX date Of issue sAxe 30 passs1 y "a
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN. Auctionee..
ON FRIDAY NAV l5--At the Central Sales room

Ownloughby.,t. corner ofPe.ri Brooklyn O'Clock. am
Annual Sale OF Second hand CARPETS comprising very
large assortment Of Velvet Brussels Tapestry and 5py, In
grain and Stair Carpets Rods door mats floor and table OIL
Cloths, Mating &c. kc., Of them nearly Tho
and number Of bread in each carpet win be stated In
the catalogue. which viii be ready Thursday afternoon
Purchasers respectfully requested TO prepared TO
RS ks n deposit
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I)RlNATE SALE.-COUNTRY SEATS and
Il fARHs; HOUSE and LOT west side Of Chs han 1t
several Plots OF orouad ~eal located up Inquire u
WI NJ WINS Auctioneer No. 2, John 4. Ns..an
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,TO LANDLORDS. CONTRACTORS and

II BLILDERS-BONUS Of $3oOO0-Tbe attention Of Land
lord. Contractor and Builders invited TO the following pro-
poaIs made by the undsusned on behalf oil the eHens %
81. Paul: 81. =.
proposed TO erect in The RpeT psr 81 6 Sas Ty O. -
Paui-se already secured-s FIRSICLAsS fOlEb OF oeh
or stono 10 oost not lees than $1,000 . ro>,,,, :,
A. an ndueement undertake the enterprise BONUS
n N 200 i BE- TO the undertaking
Hotel The land and building 70 be the properly Of
the contractor when finished :,
Psns for the building with specifications viii De furnished by
IN. COMMITTEE Communications may be- addressed 20 A.
IAECR BROWN, Secretary Of the Committee.
ALEX. RAMSEY,
A. VANCE BROWN, Pam
ID. c. TAYLOR, ~
Paul A. s. ELFELT
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TRUSTEES:


Charles II. Russell. DenziHs DueI, Pied A Dslass
Danisl g. Fearing, John Steward. ~. Josspa HoviAaA
william II. Russell Robert b. NItsra. D. Drake SaatA
A. {. DOWNING. Reuben Withers. Irsd u rosss<
Gasawsy d. Lamar, Edward C Ceslsr, Psiss Hal,
Wn But-r Duncan, Josiah OsSss Robert 5. Hsss.
n II. Wolfe, 5. Gslusrd d., n v. He4mAs
IssAe Townssnd J. n. Waterbury, ysesb Astseay, u,
I.1sss wMr,a, wllAn u Cary, J. p 0trs.d tosss
Arthsr I>sry George I. AIDES, JEAN A e. Grey.
II. W. Hamilton, John J. Aston w.,
DrHcAH y. CvRRr, Sesv. RORr HONE rrsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

EXECUTOR's SALE of LOTS on Sd and 4th
IL places Broosyn-ADRIAN MULLER viii sell ST
public auction the Merchants, Exchange, in the City
New York on THURSDAY, May %, 81 II O'clock TWENTY
LOTS Of LAND situated In the City Of Brooklyn, on Sd and
places between Court and Smhsts, each Of said Lots
beAr width and Qncudins court yards 81 feet 81
inches deep 1873 feet 81 inches in depth Six Of said Lots
Court and 1 on southey side Of 50 psoe,
Ing the Of Court' Eight Of said Los on ts
porthery side Of 4h commencing the OF Sth
Ten per Of the purchase to be paid the day
Is per the I'D Of June the remainder
mortgage of the property for three on interest
q; per cent Per annum. H. kE'lNs
Executor Of r II. S-yins deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

JAMES NJ MILLER Auctioneer, will sell on
- WEDNESDAY May 90 1857, at - o'clock at the Msr
chant. Exchange BY order Of Assnees the SCHOONER
MARY L. GEDNEY Of 100 tuns burden, built Of white oak
and locus. timber copper fastened; lying William Coll
yer's yard. Grsenpoint Long Island.
MIRRORS! MIRRORS! MIRRORS
WI At AUCTION PRICES
We have hand large and superior stock Of Looking
Glasses which, good reasons will Dc sold very low Those
intending purchase this Spring will do well 10 give call
c. X COVERT, No. 92i Broadway, bet. Gst snd Edsta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

DROWN GOODS-6O bales heavy, medium
~ AMI tns, 90 ALE By nEsMrH Co.
No. u broadvxy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

nUCAL POPLINS.
~ iu PIECES DUCAL POPLIss
Juss received.
At IS c,ats pr y.si
worth al
O B WILLIAM,
No TsT bro.fvsy near 9,h 4.
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T. G. HovGRroS, Auctionecs
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF new and fash

Il \ ENNIN r. At IIUN SAI4E OF new AMI fisn-
IL onAbie FURNITURE, THIS DAY CThursdsy), a. i04
o'clock a. Nsrerooms Nos 6 and 6t5 Brosdway Of
Bleeckor-st. I. {. HOCGHrON will sell above. without
reservation vhaeyeriu Of reuquhng the
Anctcs business and deyotnz his euts attention tho
featuring and selling u fret class entire stock Of
superior rosewood mahogany oak and walnut psor dining
and chamber Furniture contained IN the
consisting Of forty solid rosewood psot Suite. variety
and finish elegant rosewood Eas-r-. with French
plate Es.s and rich solid rosewood carvings Secretaries
and marble side and Tsbs e1ten
dining Tables Of very superior quality; richly carved
Si~bosrd- Of osk walnut and mahogany dihns Chairs
and Arm Chairs match Sofas Trcs.etes Chairs;
rosewood mshossny ard walnut Bedsesds with marble top
Bureaus and Wsshands 20 match; NsrdTobe bes, spanss
hair M.,tr,,se. Paui,sses Also splendid assoren. Of
enseed Cottage Puruitue also line OF elegant fancy Fur
niture and beautiful article which. for originality OF
design fnsh superior any French article OF the kind
imported This being last sale, friends and the
public are assured that every article the Catalogue will b
perempiory sold Catalogues ready the morning Of sale
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1ouees 10 Eef

A SUITE d OFFICES - IT, ~, NE p s.'s
n nos,s A1 hr.y q he Tre4sarcr' JHos @b4' -
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TIO CAPTTALISIS, MiNCI 10 4 NLIsy'
cc.i and Lumber Dealers and others FOR sale in the lsth
W.YS ErooLlyp T. D. whole portion Of vslasoie
WATyR of 500 feet Nswtorn Greek nsvssble BOZ
v.s..s Of 70 10 dTsf and fronting metropolitan avenue
no f,S Also NH In operation. Mil pond, DoeiI &c
stsses PASS every minutes from GTsnd and south Itn
.ni~aad nye,,nept Term. 81 and trade
,s.nrsh,. tsrm. Apply 20 GEORGR WALTERS No ~
Brosdwsy NevYori, OF on the premises to sIEfhEN D.
MASTERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

OFFICE TO LET-In the Bible House. Astor'
~ Place very desirable. Apply in tbs TTci'4sT' ofhSs
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Drp Sooos

A TTENTION is called 10 Oir REMOVAL 70
"A No 1o5 Brosd.sl ,ad 70 aneGuLed ssortTent 81
CHANTILLY POINTS MASTiLhAS. FLOUSCiSpS
Wells, &c Also POINT SITS from ~ % , 100. CDL-
LARS COIPFUREs ,nd BARBE5 MILLER GRASE
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ITEMS.

Gen. Cass was invited to hear Judge Ia
ncy's rcrutation ofSquatter Sovereignty, and
listened with imat icrcc until the Judge de-
clarcd that the Cons titution empowered Con
gross only to make all needful rules and reg
ulations for such territories as were in pos
session of government at the time Of the
adoption of the Constitution. when he took
his hat and abruptly lcft.-Prosidcnt Bu-
chanan has declared his determination not to
make any appointments until the expiration
of the terms of present ineumbents. This
will make some Of the Gins breathe freer
and deeper. while the ''outs'' will swear
some.--Tne Republicans of Rockland elect
ed their Mayor on the second trial, by 100
majority Ltyina Briggs Of Sto ughton,
Mass. died recently under circumstances
which led her friends to think she waa pois-
oned-Mr Sullivan llowes, Of Frankfort.
aged 9s years, lied the l2thinst. He served
ia the Revolution. 'nat,r llil. has return
ed to his home unw,il. supp SD from drink
ing the poisoned water NJ the National lIo-
tel.-llon WA. l.. Dayton has been confirm
cd Us Attorney General Of New ,Iersev-'rlIc
New Orleans Crescent says that the free col
orei population ef that city are possessed Of
property ,1,thc amount IF : ,ooe 900 Has
judy fancy says, thasa people have no rights
which white men arr bound to respect. how
long can they hold this property lion.
Edward Bahirson nf Thamastan an excel
lent citjzon and once candidate i9r TOW IN
or, died reeently-Iioa + J. p Failer. I'll
IS said, Is to be appointed Solicitor Of the
Treasury = Tho Augusta Ase approves %
the decision Of the Judges in tie nrai Scott
case. ii it Is in acc1r,lance with the Demo
cratic platform lord Napier has boon for
mally received as British Mini.;er-TAc
Democratic victory in Belfast turns out t. ho
not much of victory. The Republicans
have more Of the offices than any pthcrrartyo
and have a plurality FIR mayoe.--W b. :.
Nor OF Ranger, is working bard for the
Boston C5IleetorshiV.-Ee Hugh :. Cor
tentcr Of Stat, sir2e,, FartltnI. LIS ~ n
81 his rlst5ratc oa account af the is'a#.ta-u sc
Maine being t4o .Feerc or his h+,siti.- HE
richest man Ia Canasa, Mr.. Zimmerman. wl-
killed in the shocking traS ,,y 90 tie Great
Western RaGrpld.-kn artler has l-s'n Al ut
81 in tha Massachusetts, Legislature, instruct
ing the C1nlni,tea5n Floral L a;iaus L,
consider the cSp5silzney or in-tguetins lhe
Rrprsss,ut tises "a t'uugr-e- to lr.it.=a an
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Hereafter no banks arc to issue bills
to the amount Of more than fifty per
cent. of its capital stock actually paid
in. and exclusive Of that owned by the
bank unless such bank shall have in
It's vaults at the time of such issue. one
dollar in specie for every three dollars
in bills issued. over and above capital
stock; nor shall tic circulation of any
bank, at any time exceed the capital
stock paid in, exclusive of that owned
by the bank and the specie in its vaults.
But when any bank shall make a
special deposit of specie in the Suffolk
Bank, Boston, and retain a certificate Of
such deposit, such sum. not exceeding
three thousand dollars, shall be consider
ed as in its own vault, and any bills &C
tualIy redeemed by any bank in this
st tc,at,any bank in Boston,t to b. rwarl-
Cd to the bank which issued them. shall
not DC deemed to be in circulation after
such redemption.
Weekly balances are to be made by
showing the amount Of specie
on hand and bills in circulation. Banks
over issuing. are to forfeit - the State
ten pr cent. On the amount over issued
Tho Ran. Car,rs;ssi.,,.s.,- -. -.
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Nistars Ba!sam of Wild Cherry.

From The Nor Io,& Ereamg Mirror, May %,
Among all the panaccas advertised for tie
cure Of human ailments there Is none in which We
have mere contidcncu than WISTARS BAISAN
OF WILD CHERRY. We regard it as one Of
Natures own prepcrations-simplc- safe. pleasant
n take and almost certain to cure all bilious and
pulmonary affections. We have witnessed it,
wonderful oflecta in cases that we regarded rs
hapolessiy desperate. and We can conscirntiously
recommend it as enc Of the best medicines in the
world
Il has proved more oficacous a. remedy far
taashs, Colds, IufHcnt1, Bronchitis. Asthma. and
con ompton in it. incipent stages. than any 9th.
er medicine. None genuine unless signed / Et-IrfS
the wrapper. a,,s
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Tie Grtat Raiiaaad DisGsfar Ia
CdaGdn.
IS 10 100 Persons on the Train.
O&Li Tx ALIVE,
50 or 50 BODIES RECOVERED
oSLi TES. ALIVE


TORONTO, March l3. We learn the
following particulars o the railroad acei-
dent atllam'itea G W, from a gentle
man who lief: the scene of disaster tbs
morning.
The accident occurred on the Great
" esteem Railway. u; the hriiec over the
bgs Jlrilael G4nat, which is elevated
some u fee; above The water. The
bFi4-e ain-~, and II is supposed that tine
train wajea ya-5ei f5r the East n short
time before, had sunk thc bridge so much
that the locomotive Of this train WIS Oh
.tr,.cted - tee abu;ment TO such degree
that the passenger cars were raised ~
and thrown into the canal
The train was the local Accommodation.
from Toronto to Hamilton, and left foron-
10 a, / oe.ock te>iefsiay Afternoon
The number OF passe gers was c,ti-
mated At - to 100, Of whom ouly l.
were taken alive fgam thu wreck, and d
these !iYc have since died.
The water in the canal is Is feet decp
and nearly all thos, not immediately
Killed were drowned.
The engine and tender, with the cn.in-
Ger and fireman, Wore pitched headione
into the canal, AMI are buried twenty fee,
below the surface The baggage ear and
two passenger ears completely shattered,
and one Of the latter turned bottom side
upwards, and nearly submerged.
When our informant arrived this morn.
Ing the parties were still busy in extrica-
/ ing the bodies from the wreck.
In an clubhouse adjoining the station
house at ilami ton. about 30 OF 90 corpse,
Of men, women and children we're Land OF
the floor.
No inquiry into the cause of the acci
dent had yet been held.
Most of the passengers We're from Ham
lion, Toronto and the adjoining towns
Samuel Zimmerman of Niagara Falls
Isaac Buchanan of Hamilton, Niec-Presi
dent Of the road. and Capt. Twokey, ;
popular commander on Lake Ontario, ar,
among the victims.
Only one of the lady passengers wa
saved, and she was considerably cut anC
bruised
A German lad in the after car. seeing
the conductor hastily retreaing tothe bac.
door, took alarm, and followed him : ans
he, conductor, and two others, weree th'
only ones who escaped with trifins inju
ries
Mr.. b. J, Bridges, the managiu.
director Of the Great Western Railway
and DR.. Macklan. and Mr.. Thomas C.
Street Of Chippewa, were on the train
and although considerably injured, es
capped with their lives.
4 The following is list of the bodie.
/, recognized up to this morning: Donale
Stuart; Rev. A BROKER, the father o
Mayor Brooker Erastus w. Green; ans
a little girl, the daughter Of J. r. Clarke
all of Toronto; James Cannon anC
Thomas Benson, of Port Hope; join
Sharp. bookbindcr; A. Grant; Mr.. Rus
sell, Of the firm of Mellest, Merrill
Russell, Of Bran:fard; Joseph Barr o
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Niagara, and John c. Henderson OF
Hamilton.
In one Of the Company's buildings lay
the bodies Of l6 men. two women and
one child; and Of these but three were
rcc0gnizad-t.dward DuiFicld, Rev. DR..
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At Caur' Of Probate hrt at Bues port within
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Wedae. day Of January, in the year Of our Lord
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they may appear att fsohate Court to be holder,
at Ellsworth in said County, On tho seconl Wed
pe~Iay at April next. n ton Of the clock in tho
forenoon and show can.o, if aay they have, why
the prayer Of said petition Should not be granted,
pARkEn TICK. Judge
Atruc copy Attest, \, A. BARTLETT, Reg,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20
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GOoDs & GROCERIES

Ming Yong and Black Teas, Old Java. Portorico
and Burnt and Ground Coffee, Granulatcd, Crushed
and Brown Sugars, Havana and New Orleans Mo.
lasses, Rice TGbacco, Prepared Cocoon, Snleratus,
Kasins, Currants, Citrun, Soap, Candles and Spices
Of all kinds.