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EARN AND STOCK AT AUCTION.

- The suhscrirr b'inr determined To leave town.
IissB will sell NJ Public Auci iu, the premises about
.lsstlkh mile West rom ChsJritl Center where he
resides, SfiURDIl, Sat- 5h, at O'Clock 4. NJ
his Farm, situated IN d steri ~
Said Farm contains 10 Of lu uitnbly divided into
Tlage, pasurngc aud Word Land. The buildings consist Of
gt and clnnolious BRICK HOUSE, Barns Out-lulngs,
&c all in good repair AMI well adapted for all purposes u
farm
On said farm 100 Gr4ted Fruit Trees, and about 800
RDck Mdpies.
TNgN -ivc of said mrm Is covered with heavy
growth Of y O0i uid TiHber.
Sn m viii he soil in lots rcsrrying the privilege of sell
ing te whole together provided higher hid can he oDtan,d
Also, will be sold at the time aud place,
YOKE SIX YEARS OLD OXENi ? uJOD COWS,
so YEARLINGS; THREE YEARS OLD CULTj
OLD HOGS II PlHs;
40 M HAY, the crop growing On said mnn
And a harry, lot IT FARMING TOOLS, consisting Of
OT-CARr, HORSE MAulN,
PLIWS, CHAINS, &c, Ne.
Alsn, quantity Of Household Furniture.
Tit sale viii be positive and terms made easy.
SAM FL 4. DRtRY.
Chesterfield, Aug. 10, 1857. 1881
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,,zz,,.15,,,,,,z CHESHIRE RAILROAD. on

F1sJFso09SS5eF1 CHESnlRE MAIZENA,. vi
and after Thursday June H. 1867 Passenger
ExR--EaG5 Trains will follows, viz:
Leave Boston 100 and IL 90 A. NJ and 90 p NJ and
Ftclburg $50 A. NJ 30 and C30 NJ for Bellows Falls
and connecting Roads.
Bellows Falls, for Boston, LOWELL Worcester, New
York, &c, at $50 A. NJ, and 40 7. NJ.
Trains leave ftcburg for Worcester, Providence Norwich
and New York City, Goton Junction for Nashua and Concord
~ H., Lowell Lawrence and the State Of Maine
Connect at Bellows Falls with Trains Of the Rutland Bur-
ngton Railroad aud thence to Montreal and OgdensDurgh
at Rutland with Trims Saratoga Springs, Troy Albany,
Schenectady and Buffalo Also with Trains Of the Sullivan
Road, and thence with the Vermont Central and VI Cana
da Roads, and with the Passunpsc Road " Wells River, ST.
Jolnsbury and the White Mountains.
Stages connect with the line oows;At Keene for Ches-
terded Gsum NARROW, Stoddard HsbOrO, Dublin, Peter
boro, &C and at Wnchendon for Rindge, Jafrey, &c
For further particulars Pathfinder Railway Guide.
D.. A CHAPLIN Superintendent.
Keene, N. H., June s. 1857. %
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L. G. GRO = :,
DHYs ICIAN AND ST RIG l. o \ +,
- Corner of Mniu and Reed Streets,

L NEAR BEipGE-l
such mrs'ic Medicines am IN the hait NJ prrscrih
ing in my practice aul dispensing at my occ prepared
under my personal Inspections for the purity and gcnuaeess
Of which am accountable
shall always edeayor 10 be in my Office to he consulted
by patients from distance every saturday from " Z
o'clock, T. NJ.
Eratteboro Aug. 9th, 1857. 32-A
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\ II II NJ O " T

- WKsTWNis1Ln, ;. ;.
The Hon Probate Court for the District of Westmni.tgr.
ToI parsons Interested in the Estate ol AlsltN NRlulT
late stml-tg said District deceased. incsiae urcet-
ing. You hereby notified that sarah VI. Wright has APP
piled t. sad Court lur the appointment Of commissioners t"
tlv iny- al II said deceased, and COR AN giu
her widow Of sd deceased uf Iers nal property sle
nlsp proposes render IA account admnstraN Of sal
Estate thu session Of said Court 70 be- hci ut the lun ct
D. Sc,iv i i,in;hamu said District ON the first Neiues
dly 90 pt 1851 AMI 1t is ordered that said applications ana
til. hearing all iuutstnd for hearing aud decision
90 the session said Court 10 be held at the tim and place
nfr.si AMI you will then and there object To tie II
Won >.. cause. BENZ. W DEAN, Register.
TDNns,-rl, Aug. II 1857. ~
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. SIR J,Me, CLARKE
CELEBRATED FEMALE piI.LS.

Prpared fon Prescription Of SIR q PIKE. W. D., Piy.
SirinH ErnaoniHdrg 10 Me oman.
This Invaluable mc' zine Is wnfdiug IN the cure II all
those panu AMI dangerous disurrrs which thr llnuc
cunsuouis subject ltmolcrntes all and
all u1struct.ns, and speedy cure may br relied
TO MANFRED LADIES
It peculiarly suited 1t will in shott time, br the
monthly period with regularity.
Each buttc Price One Dollar bears the Government Stamp
OF Great britain, to prevent cuuntcri,it-.
CAUTION
Tief Pms ,lopd M, b, faIsn bg f,ga,, dmjng The
FIRST THREE MONTIiSof PssenaHrg. n, t5,g an s"ye
~ hing Miscarriage, bPf At srg o1rr ft ant IN ercy
oit'r ctSe, they ptrtciig sgff.
In all ui Nervous and spinal Injections Pain in the
Back AMI Limbs, Fatigue slight cNrrnn ralpt,uuu Of
the heart IT. stoIics. aud White. thc ts VIII effect
when n other have failed. AMI although powerful
remedy, do not contain iron. caonc anthony! any thing
hurtuil To- the constitution.
Full direr tiots accompany each package.
Sole Agent iJg tue United states and Canada,
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TEEIHl IEEIHll

hR. a. ID. PUTNAM, HAVING KE.-
IL turned from his professional engagements South, las
fitted up the formerly occupied by the Savings Bank
opposite the Post 0ce where he will pleased to see his old
friends and all who may he afflicted with bad Teeth
Dr. f. feels confident, (ater IL years practice) to perform
all operations in the line Of Dental Surgery necessary for the
health preservation and beauty OF the teeth without resort
ing experiments hW'nbpggery to sustain himself
Drattleboro, June 4th, 1857. %
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FARM FOR SALE.

HnH It VEk . LLs
GS-2 One of the pleasantest locations in the val
J ley Of the Connecticut offered for sale, situated
.s9l4 the main road leadng from Braeboro to Bellows
Fals twenty former comprising
about one hundred and twenty-five acres of
Ia nd. srsy divided into pasture tlage and wood land
well wary and wooded with thrifty growth Of pine, oak,
&c Also, orchard, and young orchard Of grated
Fruit in bearing condition.
The Buildings consist Of two story House with
yenenty nshed barn 81 by 30 graery, carriage house,
woodshed &C. all in good repair, with yard well stocked
with fruit and ornamental trees vines, shrubbery Sc Water
brought the house and barn In aqueducs from
failing spring Of pure soft water
or Or l will sell the buildings together with about D
ncres of land.
The above offers opportunity for the gentleman farmer
or the Of business. CHURCH MILLER.
Bratteboro, March 3, 1857. TITO
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sss.,ss,s.=s,ss VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

kis.isss. On aud after MONDAY, MAY 25th,
EAR-na-l557, TRAINS will run folowsi-
Leave Bellows Falls for Bratteboro Is A. NJ and 45 T.
NJ Returning leave DratteborO for Bellows Falls 10 80 NJ
and 10 =. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
o % A. NJ IrattlebJro II IS. y. NJ
The Passenger Trains this route connect South with
the VERMONT Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport direct to
New York. On the North with the Rutland Burlington, Sui
hyan Vermont Central, Vermont Canada, Connecticut and
passumpsic Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct communication
with Whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady, St Jonsbury and
White Mountains Burlington and kouses Point Ogdensburgh
and Montreal. NJ sLOAT, Superintendent
VT Valley Il. Il. Office, May I, 1857 q
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NOTICE. The members Of the WiHdham County Mu-
y tunl Fe Insurance Company hereby notified, that
the following hive been mnde by tho Directors
ON all Notes in the following days to wiz -
November s. 1855, % Of one per cent.
II, 13 " "
February 9, 1851,
March TO- - Of one -
10 "
Making per for the year ending Aug 1851 said
per centago to he cast upon the original amount of the pre-
miun Note, without reference any endorsements and to
he aid to the Treasurer at his office In Newne, or be-
fore the 9Th day of October next = r. MILLER, frcasr
Newtanc, Aug u, 1857 3wi3
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DAY BOOK or TRUTH!
4 SURE GUIDE TO WEALTH
AND GREAT BARGAINS.

The Summer Is passing and Autumn draweih uisa word
in may be u much benefit those wishing To invest
small i1'Je unt Of capital Being grateful for past
patronage and also being satisfied that has
with favor from the large circle Of friends and customers
s;i hold forth the hand Of welcome pelgng ourselves still
continue til, motto Of "Quck safes and Small Pr.fsn
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a
~ NiXDHAN, s. Is CHASCERY.
LoreuzO Bills, Ira 5. Field, John Smith and
othcre.
NnsRgAs the 2sh day July 1857 Charles D. Read Of
Ianca III said County filed IN the Office NJ the Clerk Of the
Court Chancry for said County his Petition against Henry
g. Phillips II Egn, and lprczo Bills Of Gciesce the State
Of Illinois, Ira = Field and John Smith II Northhcd in Min
nc.oa Territory piny Barrows of Springfield in the County
Of Windsor, AMI samuel smith and Daniel Chase Df Jamac
aforesaid setting forth that the said Henry G. Phillips the
10th day VI December A. D. 1852 MOrtgagcd tn Austin c.
Read vi said Jairnca certain piece of land situated In ia
naica Aforesaid beginning at the North East Of the
then occupied by Division l5i of the New England
tecye Union, then Westerly the north side u said Store
land u Amos Temple, then said Temples land the Road
then Eastwariy sail Road far include the
attached the East side Of said Store then Westerly the
place Of beginning subject annual Rent Of thirty three
cents payable 10 the Seectmen Of said jamaica conditioned
for the payment Of two ponssory notes Of 500 each,
payable In and the other ia four said
date said Austin e. Read bcrer with interest annually
that March I'D 1857 said Austin c. Read assigned the
Petitioner said last mentioned note and said Mortgage, said
note being then and still due and unpadthat subsequent
u said Mortgage and subject thereto the other defendants
have acquired IT title To said mortgaccd premises
through the said defendant Henry &. Phlpsand praying
that the Equity II Redemption Of all the defendants in the
premises may be urecoscd-whc Petition Is made rrturna-
be the neNt Term Of the Court Of Chancery he held
Ncs!aue in aiorsaM County Of Wndham the Third Tues
day Of september A. d. 1851.
Whcrcun it appearing to the Chancellor that the said de-
Pendants Henry c. Philips, Lorenzo Bills Ira = Field and
John Smith reside without this state, that the and
ordinary process Of this Court he served upon them
therefore It Il ordered that the petitioner the substance
Of tis said petition with this order he published for
week. uccessvey in the Vermont phdnX printed Brat
eb1ro said windham County the last publication
least thirty days previous to said September Term
to sid nonresident defendants t. appear and make tc
said Petition. Il. TiLER, Clerk.
BtTLih kNovLr0S !
Solicitor. Of Petition. 31-S3
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...I!5Tgs.:!g'S RUTLAND s. BURLINGTON

laeAsa11g7esee=h lila y - - 81
:i;.s.:s:s;;i. p X ABROAD. Summer arrangement
-a--1k-l 1857. On after Monday, Aug. 10th, 1851,
Trains will run as follows, viz
LEAVE Fitchburg Depot BOSTON at 80 and l1.o0, A. NJ
FITClIDuRG at $50 A NJ. and 80 p. NJ
BELLOWS FALLS, for RUTLAND BURLING-
TON st s5 90 l210 and $50, p NJ.
RUTLAND for BELLOWS FALLS at As, 1l.30
A. and LIS Z. NJ.
RUTLAND for BURLINGTON at '6oj A. NJ and
$50.
BURLINGTON for RUTLAND and BELLOWS
FALLS at 900 and 1870 A. NJ.
At Burlington, Trains connect with Lake Champlau,
and Trains of Vermont Central oadat Rutland,
with Trains with Troy Albany New York. Saratoga SPRING.,
schenectady and the west-a Bellows Fails. with Trains OF
the Cheshire Road for fitchburg Worcester Lowell and
Roson-with Vt Valley Road for Brateboro nghed,
Hartford, New Haven and New York and with Sullivan
Road for Windsor White River Junction and the White
Mountains
Freight train with Passenger Car.
70 Passengers going West will find this the cheapest and
direct route Tickets and all iniormaou
be had ut the Bellows Falls Ticket Ofifcc
T. a. CIIAPIN sup't
Rutland, Aug 10, 1857. 10
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A l. l. L y & p / y y | ID
lIair-DresserS and Wig-MakerS.

Respectfully inform the public in general that they lnye form
ed Clparncrsp, and have just opened splendid lair
Dressing saloon for Ladies' Elliot Street first door
West Of the Revere House, where Nous fnaud viii give lis
exclusive attention 10 those who honor him with iler latr-
age.
LADIES' IlAin-DyE applied;
CmipnsNs HAIR CtruSCi
nAlH-WoRk OF every description
uENrLrgNs WIGS Tor PIECE, made in ts most artistic
manner
y. B.-lllrwork manuIct1ry at Ladies saloon, No. l.
Elliot Street G,ntrn,ns llaDrcssng and Bathing salo1i
Main Street, under Revere House.
Hmm L ll.r-L i ~
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~ wv MEAT NJ 4 r X T. I

= VI L \ I VI y II ~ i
would Inform the people Of Bracboro and vicinity that
have leased the under ID. W Lewis Boot and shoe
Store, No. BIniscr Block, where intend keeping Il
general assortment Of
FRESH AND SALT MEATS,
also LARD, Triple FRESH FISH
would say those in If the that will sell AMI
deliver my meat at the Market, thereby avoiding the expense
u and carry 1t about Also that have
not only hut felt the effects II the credit SYSTEM aud have
the conclusion that "Brl In the hand Is worth two
Ia the bush" 81 shall therefore sell for cash, hoping that
be able IN sell less price AMI not ohge the man Who
buys his and pays for it, pay for his neghbors To
those who raise sell would say that FOR good Beef
Pork. Veal. Lamb, Nation and Poultry, VIII
pay cash and fair price.
u FIR ESH FISH every Friday.
Respectfully Yours, CIlAS. T.. ALEXANDER.
Brattleboro, July ., 1851 It's
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Mountaineering EotGss.

NOTICE 3 hereby given thst the limited part
~ nr,,b, 49, t,fofe rmet betwe Tee sIs'cr ssth rne
- firm p,rls q w. A L. OSrkANDsE eJ sftiies 81 Pnt
n,,.hn $50 d,e the nth dsy o. HovenbS 1872 ostus
c.e oil wtioh duy m .ds signed sns sesno~fefso c
flsd AID recorded II the Ofcs Of tes Cisrs 81 tae a.
Ccupty " Nev-Yot 90 the Sd day Of Deoeuer, $50 Va
,ouu g. page 80 Of Limited fsne rsh,es ~ wten
ship h- .,b.Sber WILLIAM LiVlNGSr inve,,sd l.e
N sch P.t'a-rshp ard WILLIAM A. osrHASOEh os
cane the Genera Partner therein IL this DAY dissolved ~
ccpsept The bushes, viii BE- se'tsd b the Oeess f
W L OsrRANDER, j..
sai.usvA w LIVING5r0S. 5 .
The ubscrbsr tskes pleasure IN informing as m hos 90
cuor ta.f - ~ c'ntin1e .0e business. didnaJ o'
ola see No. u Wet Ass oet~sa Sch ard o,n avs Ss"
York CITY. w A. q oorAANuLN-
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CUPREME COURT County Of usssr; :

- suepd.a Simmons SAM JEL VAN VEeSrEr
FpWARD WILSON and jane Lis wife. samuel 4 ksE
and Ah,al d. bis wife, GneeFt Johnson snd ssrsn hn
Charles nsanrE Patren n.i.ey M,IJ Tnanpso.' -
Jobn xs!,' Hugh Kelly. John II. Keyssa Johc DorsSS
NY'i.n Ebni. syissnns White William BuIrh ~
E.li Jacob Burhkas, presldeE. Of tbs State 81 Nes
BAR Simeon fcb wiaisEa 3. tch w. ks,hsn -
md E, his wife, James Vison and Isabelle his wiis II
Bow. and Elizabeth his ifs. Joha swesoy ana aA.. ~
wife James Swseny and Maria bis ~ife, 0eesso Sw-ee
w,rd Sresp, Humphrey sweeny junior John koss - ~
Wis iniAIt o, tender COZ Of JsHes sv
shswsp,urt stsr Coalty decessed. whose pane
definitely Known -sulmoDs DC retet-tCom. hgs -
To eaen Of the shove asmei Descendants: You se
snd required " tee cossps.nt 70 sn
which will be dle IN ne osee OF tbs Clets ot 'ss
Uasf a. Kin gstor 10 said comfy ara 20 ssrss eoy
tc the sail ecmplsins "a the ssescos - go ~
IS rfne 81 in tie City of New fork, ~isA .~sa 49, 4,
tie ssYyics Of tuis s1n you eSt.ns's ~ 80
such se-vice and yea fat 70 snsvss tas $40 C ~
within the tsns sfoss,s NE pssr Ia IL The stra os
b tie Ce14r far the rel-f 5s%sA3,S Ia toe c""s>
A. W txG vroaTzS P,ssneis's ~ - y
Taa eomD,,ai IA VI. sbsss~s .tse soeeo - 81 50
Ca =; Of Ui'' o'--'' q 1sii'' " sss yISa,ss
Il LsssTa
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5yA. NJ MsRgIs Aoetioneer
DY BANGS. BROTHER d. Co.-Irade-Sals

~ Rooms, No. Is PARK row
WI 0NESDAY EVENING. Dec 9, ~ o'clork
BOOKSELLERS STOCK-CoG prisiug large COLLECTION o'
Standard and Books including variety OF lls
a'ei Pictor putcaoDs and hands 'ne Juveniles Also
al ssortun If Llssiiesl aud School Sooks. &c
FRIDAY EVENING Dec II, 81 O'Clock
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIShARY-CoDpis.Eg choice
col ecton Of dsId E1g.h and American BOOK. Among
them sets q tie ioOrogsp1ic CJc9pa1a Penny
Cycorsdis BenileJs Miscellany, Griffith Henri's Micro
srsptic Dcorsy Entefds lsle If WIGHT Csthns Ind ans
Irvnes Woiks AisOr's Europe aud arye ssoi .nlent
valuable Msceu.reout Lierst1Ie Also variety fltratei
wciks in Iich ard Sly hnd1gi EmbeIhed Juveniles &c
Catalogues ready
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II cen Sss 1881 fr,sns Vim savo 0asrh.us Station ~
h..ovs; EI2rss. tsns sso N sna i:s ? ~ Albany
pN,ecser Tram, ii:so s SsAG Sing for fo9sa.
tseYsis IA $50 p &c Peskstl :. fss
PorsssssfA frskski snd eas Sing fsias op 1t the ssy
Tss ss Nss Yotk AaVs fs0y q s5 "a asd lSx al Is
go 8x& Ga>Ag q ~ y n eAi saa shs ? a
4 8ufrH. 6aes6AssaSpl
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Etermboais and Railroads..

ENOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
II PORT and FAIL RIvER-The splendid ssd sapshan
steamer BAY STATE CAPT Jewest leaves NevY svsxJ
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, a. 0clock m
ana the STATE or MAINE CAPT Brs5ton leaves ewYoyt
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, st4 O'Clock
N Pier No n. z. the Battery; both soscAns
.. Eswpor, each way.
Heresfe 10 vii b. regarded secured 70 any apps
e.rt u III she shall have been paid for
Fsht 10 Boston forwarded xoGxh with great c.spsscs
BIZ Al Express Freight Train
WM BORDEN, Agent, Nos 70 aad II we'tu
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etI WRITIEG CLAgSBS-Hr. PAINE is
- nsE forming urtas Ca<Sst a. The r3uils p7ce o.
. ior II sscuS. bootkeePsg A''ia3eso a7i fe1,' -
A resr'es No 60 Bcw - New forE. No - fnt31 .
BrttII. srs nc. 20 no-,s 'rnsfy.r,. JerseJ CITY.
"Ass ,pen6s p aasn A. 81 "a elshe Col sns ass 20
s1PtsiOf IN5SStH s""
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Il TOM Tor BUSTON snd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Uute--
The steamer. COMMODORE, cspsais Joel Stone, .nt
c. VANDERBILT, Cap. w. II Frszee, In connection viii
tte sToNINGTON Nd PROVIDENCE .ad BOSTON and
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, lssyins New; Yors d.lY tsu.
Bsttery-place O'Clock and stoninstoa at $50
We arrival Of the mall trsin which ssves Boston az o:ie
The c. VANDERBILT from New.York, Monday. wednesday
and FRIDAY from Sonnzton Tuesday Thursday and Sstsrdsy
The COMMODORE from New York. Tuesday THURSDAY and
Saturday. stoniu Monday Wednesday and Friday
Passengers process from ssonnon per railroad 20 Prov
depce sno Boston in the Express Nal Train reaching said
places aivsncs Of thosc By other and ample time
Tor al esiJ morning lines connecting North and East Pas
s.nsers that prefer board the steamer, enjoy
nisSts rest sndstnbed breakfast desired and leave Seos
tnxtor In the T:is train for Providence
ssxsenaster accompanies the steamer sae train through
each way. -
For passage berths sseroom freight apply board the
steamer the Fret, Once Pisf No North River, q
the ofes No. 10 Battery place. Noysmbsf 10
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9a!es On puction

, scHEEcT. AlcSoneer.
a UCTIOS NOTICE. con CINUAflON Of
~ Ar.isns6i s,s Of TOYS. FANCY O lOD5, Nc, for
cs.h The 90 scr,er pil ofe- a WEpSEsDAf. Dec a.
10 roloc, It No 50 nAoeuaus tup ari) View 0rk =
lsse and stscTe ssoTulert Of Toys, Fancy dols * az
pro aucten being Of the tsck Imp fled By
Jley 1isrs Thu sale oasrs great indacsneets = city aud
country dealers about selecting her ho Day stoSk az
cgees ooupl,s variety. n The Pst'aar attention Of
tLe t1bce il T, quested.
EDWARD BEH As.iEnse Of Jo'ty ( T,srs.
Gcod private sale at No t Haidsn a1e and 10 81 IOf'
lad II = d s'Lrs
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- AUCTION DANIEL HoU9H. Auction ,er ONCE
No. 20 B~km,u.st, will sell THIS DAY (Tuesiay), Dec
g. az 0l Oclock ali tie contents Of the hye'toy .sn1
No $40 West 90 ST. be~een 9Th aud 9Th
avs arc Terrace. The house sumpt1ousy Tar.
p,ned throughout snd all in geIte order In the Basement
ole fu suite Of Dnit groom Furniture Extension Table Bat
let aga Chair. htcb beside great variety OF Sth-n
Ttepsis Chins Diner aud TIE. Sets siv-Twde Casters
spoons Forks Liquor Chests Ivory Cutlery Cut Gls and
Bohemian sale positive Depo.s required OF every pur
Sues side and Hall Esgeres Pier Gssse Center Tables
Easy Chairs and Fsuteuts Bo-Ee- Clocks Vases hoe Pau'
re Rosewood Piano seven octave; fne Eng sVs' In tae
superior carved Rosewood Bedseed Bureaus
Ccnmodes Sofas Coz ohss Chart Carpets Mahogany Bee
sesds Sc 10 pure Cur!ed Hair Mzesse snd fine osnkets
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JiuaiEGi


fLBERT n. NIcoLsY lasouN-,-1fi . No Bro.ist
EEGULAR DAILY SALE OF STOCKS ana
III BCAns-ALREgT NfcOLAT uiIsau AIS DAT
fTuesJsyl a ~ 90, ocs the HsrciAr KEo-AHss
s0o<g HHwslk-e Be ii Pa Sesi per cSat Let MOTT
FTze Boz do
1900 :. Cro.,- ard knws1iss RlIrOsi p hosgsss per
cert Ho-A
tsOo Ia Crosse aad kr-,aise Railroad PEI Osn. Goa
stI.e'ion Ro15s ..
s2foo Cleveland P.iaesve and s.ssbu. s,lrO.t Special
EoffssE- Bonds
s9to0 ssrrrm,n., City pr Ger, Bord. due 1855
$500 T-ire Esute ald Ak Railroad is' Mortgage P'
cent BrIds -
100 Milwaukee City PER cert Bonds Of ls'I s,.,,
$500 Csudfa Aa5oy Rosd pr e-It BOZ Is 81 i''
$500 prooklyu Cty per cent Ws'fI Loass oondf
Affes Lexington City per cent Bonds o. ISL.
$50 Tsune.sse Ststs pr cent Bones Of lsyD
Is share. grie RssroSd. : 10 each
E stsrs Arere.r Z -hsnge Bsrk. sltV eba
lthsres lrk Bank, y q, each
5.rarss A'is1tic esrk ITO ea-h
20 ,hA-,s Arctic Fire Insr Corpy1y. $50 esch
50 hare, Met,opotsn Fire insur.res Company Pllv eaeh
Mex, Psrrisr Sic TOMORROW (Wedneidsyl Ast1lsr
Auction Sal Of stocks Bonds Noes GG other secuitea
every day l2i o'clock the asohAa,S ExchanEs Soct
and bonds bough; and sold private sale and a. ths ba
Of Broken commlson. Interest allowed 90 depolLs
Loans gotasd and dividends collected large Vsefy OF
'''--''''' - ALERT II. NICOLiY,
$3.50 Stock Auetioneer and Banker.
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CUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY q
~ ELW-YCRK THE FOUNDRY COaPANf
= Z IA, "a D pnyn Mug uIfNPHAEY- .beB

~ EEW-YCRk THE FOUNDRY CONTAIN
LEWIS R. BOYD and JAMES HUMPHAEf TO me 80
the psnt In this sson which DO h.ed In
Zee Of the cleri q the City and Comfy Of nevtor
er to the .sd comp uni on abe sacer.ber e as
ace No. 10 Broadway, 10 'h. Shy Of New-fot- 81
onsre Of the day Of such ssrycs and Jor fall 20 49,
h- ,sd con liant within the tins Aforesaid the ptAine
mi, soop vii take judi ment ag.ns for the Of
tn u,.nd Three Hundred aud Twenty Dollars end -
,,po hun6sed and fy Add so for the fees
a one thousand snd SlxtJ-two dollars sat Thhv -
Cents with iat.Ts'. from the seventh dag Of Oct BET
thousand eight hundred and iy beside the coss Of "
sctiOp.-ps,ed, New YORK, Nov a, 1881
WM T. CURTIS. Plaintiffs AconsIss
The complaint this action dsy fed n the once o.
Clerk CT ne City asI Cos9y of New York 90 tae t~
I'll i.-sG.TT, '' ~ Pisiptf,s Attorney.
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FLUSHING RAILROAD-Lsaves Fulton Mar
i Re, Wharf By steamer Island City. ct AID ies IA,
,nd $50 end o. m TIE Cars leave flushnx l.. L. al ths
hour, eet and eIohansas Passengers via the Bost
.. Hunters Pot. Thfoasa In sly uiau.ss Fare Is cent,
wk. n SMITH, Receiver.