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TAX SALE.

TAX SALE.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
w tho 26th day of April. 1889, at O'Clock P. NJ.
Jonesville, for.he payment oft due thereon
thefollowng described land with the sppurtensnoss
situate at said Jonesvillo, in tho town of Rich.
mond, namely about 81 4-loo rods Of land
with cottage thereon being the ,ame property
formerly owned by ]. p. Kennedy and sold BY said
Kennedy to d. ]. Carpenter.
There are duo thereon the following taxes -
State, County, Town and School tax on tho list Of
1855. State, County. Town and School tax on the
list of 1857. State, Town and School tax on the
list Of 1888.
G. II. FLAGa,
Constable and collsctor.
Richmond. Vt, March 23d. 1859. wtow3
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DrUSIiES.


= ..0TU, Hair, Teeth and Mai, Brushes. A
,ood assortment at
j. W. RoBY 8. co.
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LIFE.FIRE q MARINEINsURANCE

LIFE, FIRE e. MARIN E INSURANCE.
TAM prepared to take Insurance in the following
i frst-class Companies, at fair rates, viz
UoME INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
L i 81 900, 900.
TTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Conneo-
ZaLticut. Capital, 100000.
CONNECTICUT FIRE Insurance. CO., Hart
u ford, Conn. Capital, 100000
NORrlI-W ESTERN INSURANCE CO., Osvego,
ISNew York Capital, $4,000.
VyTESTERN MASS. INSURANCE CO.. Pitts
w field, Mass. Capital, Sl50,0O0
(NHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
OIIartford Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 600
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Co, New
~ York. Assets over 81 500, 900.
Burlington, VT. March 0. S. WIRES, Agent.
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y ECEIVED this day, new supply Of Prof
l. q Woods Hair restorative, Also. Burnetts
Cocaine, an article which gives universal salts
faction as dressing for lar.
J. W. RoBY 4 co
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Straw floods

By THE CASE, hoZEN or SINGLE HAT.
"a now receiving Straw Hats for
W Gentlemen. Misses and Lads, which
We can and will sell, either Mt Wholesale or Retail
at Il cry low mark
inying our Goods by the case, in large guam
title, enables Us to sol ut Wholesale as
Low As CAN BE BOUGHT IN THE CITY.
County Merchants will sovs hms md money by
giving Us call.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08

IL AlR DYES.
EE U.H; Argentine, Dachelder's Premium, and
hsWatar's Liquid Hair Dyes; tho best articles
OF the kind in use For sale by
March o J. ". ROBY co.
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J. ~. ROBY Il 90.
Druggists ami .spOiilccarics.
Corner Church, au'; College strcea.
URLINGTpN, VERMONT


ltAN find, ri the subscribers, al assortment Of
" Dissectins Cases, of tho best manufacture and
for sale at low prices.
]. W. ROBY & CO.
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HORSE CHEsTNUTS AND SILVER
NAPLES

SCOTCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN Films;
NORWAY and WHITE SrRucEs; ARBHR VITAEs
and SILVER FIR.-ot extra large size and fine
FORM very desirable for Cemeteries and Street
Planting. Also, Hardy Roses, Floworius shrubs,
Peoni,s, Phloxes &c.
ScIoxs of Fruit Trees and CUTTINGS Of Grapes,
Gooseberries and CurIants, of nearly all tho vari-
cites in orr Specimen Grounds-takcn from
BEARING trees and plants, and WARRANTED GENu-
ISE,--can be supplied if ordered soon. Address
d3tSw3w j. BATTE1, Agent.
Keeseville, April, 1859.
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rOR TWENTY DAYS!

A. GOODRICH & CO. offer their entire stock
~ Of LAW looks at very low figure in order
to close up their business, A large assortment of
LAW BLAYks will be sold ut half price. The
publications of Banks q Bros. Blanks Gould / Cos
n. Y. they will furnish for cash ~ . large dis
count, If orders arc sent in Immediately.
Miscellaneous, School aud Classical Hooks
many Of them valuablo-at a fraction of their
original value. Also their
PRINTING OFFICE,
PRESSES, TYPE, &C, with their folded low
stock at such n reduction from their true vauo as
to mako it desirable bargain to any one VIII"
would wish 10 continue their business
Call an1 oxAminc
C. GOODRICH & Co,
No. 5 Lcavenworth Block,
Burlington, w. April 4. 1850 w3w
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HENRY II. LITTLE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Heavy and Shelf Hardware,
comprising an extensive assortment Of
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, MECHANICS TOOLS,
sApDLERY, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY ETC.
Nails Nal, Cross-em and Circular Sa,cs
Steel Springs. Pump Chain; Ares,
Ames' Shoreis; Pants Otks; WIN
doD Glass Carriage BoAs, &c.
AND pEALERIS
Agricultural ImpI' ments aiid Machines;
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.
AGENT OF BURLINGTON 4 VICINITY FOR
Pfouty K Mears' celebrated Centre Draught
plows; Il. Taber Co.'s Plows Blanchards,
Perkins, Messcr Colbys Scythes; the genuine
Brook6cld Forks Wheeler, Mellck Co.'S Horse
Powers and Threshers; Manny's Moving and Reap
ing Machines; Gods Improvement, &c, &c.
MY STOCK OF FARMING TOOLS
Is VERY LARGE, SUCH AS
Corn-Shellcrs, Straw-Cutters, Churns, Patriok's
Chcesc-Press, Horse axes, Hand Rakes, Fam
ming Mills, Grain Cradles, Snaths, Manure
and Hay Forks, Hay-Knives, Cattle
Tics, Halter, Trace and Bind
ing-Chains, Grind-Stones,
Scythe-Stones, &c, &C.,
all of which am prepared to
SELL AS Low AS The LOWEST.
There are many articles in tho Hardware and
Agricultural Line that not kept in the country
should any desire any such articles, | will, at
all times, order them with pleasure at tho lowest
prices.
COLLEGE STREET,
April 5, 1859. WY BURLINGTON, VT.
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y vBIH'- rYTD ACTS, Jcckev Clut, Hlesrd
/ BABY. Nv W. Hay, Wet End, ratchou,,
Musk, kc., g. Alsu, Lubin's Lavender Wat,
AID Duhi,'- & pi.,ros Fraucirani.
tn ale ~ T. " '"0DY 90.
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Ch.TTTNDEN COUNTY
G T 4 Il y G. A I.LERy
CHA'S. LER,

(NNccFssor 70 T. Vt. Parkcr.
PATENT SPHEREOTYPE,
PATENT AMBKOTYPE,
MELAINOTYPE.
LETTERGRAPIlS,
PHOTOGRAPHS,
Plain, in OIL or India Ink. Pictures made
cheap as in any place in Vermont, and
FAR BETkR.
BPlcase remember the place. lI7i Church
Street, Burlington, W.,
Burlington, Nov. 3D. 1858. dSwtf.
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'F'UF Gcrur eguo, also, Cologne
It Hrr ir ure, mnde according 70
IL. urHt rs. cpcs. For sale by
!. ". IOBY Il co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Shirt Makers,
STEVENS PATENT BOSOM FOLDER.
STEVENS PATENT BOSOM FOLDER,
STEVENS PATENT BOSOM FOLDER.
STEVENS PATENT BOSOM FOLDER.
STEVENS pATENT ROSDN oI.DER


STEVENS PATENT BOSOM FOLDER.
STEVENS PATENT BOSOM FOLDER.
STEVENS PATENT BOSOM FOLDER.
TIC attention If shirt ,nn<rrs is called to-
lqrrof..' resc1'iy nat"n'rd Nv J"Hv rrNtS- Ut
New h"rN clty, hv ncars uf Is ti'h .h.rt bus1u.-
OF amy .tylr are folded with u e,l'riy, precision
and ease hitherto unapproachable
Tho folder is readily adjusted to fold bosons of
any number Of plaits. and Of any width, or of
varying widths in the came bosom, as may be re-
CURED.
It's substantially made of black walnut, bras.
and shetland for all who have many bosoms to
fold it will be found
JUST THE THING
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST TIE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST TIE THING
JUST THE THING.
u ST THE THING.
Large number. of this iri ter hltc bton sold t.
shirt makers and ,ransi,c..eo ,il it 7" '"url -
give
UNIVERSAL SATISFACri y.
UNIVERSAL ATISFACTlON.
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
>'EvENs' PATENT Bosom FOLDER may be exaniia-
ed aud will be furnished to order at the SEW ING
y ACHlNE PAKLOR, Free Press building, Bur
hncton Vt,
For State or County Rights Of tho patent APP
ply only to the Patentee JOHN STEVENS.
CO.'S Eighth Avenue,
April 7th d6vu New York.
SHIRT DOSOMS folded, of any pattern, on
- STEVENS NEW PATENT IMP OVID
b o 5 q VI FO Id Err,
with neatness and at very low prices. Persons can
purchase their own linen,-tbus securing a salts
factory article (not always obtained in ady made
BosoIns,) and havo the same folded and stitched
into Bosoins, to order, combining the durability
and ncatnoss Of tie best hand-work, with the
cheapn,ss Of the ready made store bought article,
at the MAcBISE SEWING PARLoR of
L. NJ. KELLOGG.
No. College St, FREE Press Building.
Burlington April 7, 1859. dawtf
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100 CUTS OF PATTERNS & MODES

No lIousekecrer can afford to do without it.
Mrs. Pullan is the highest authority extant
upon the subject Of the Manual, having written
more upon this subject than all others combined
Her contributions to English publications have
rendered her name household word" and have
boon perpetual source Of supply to the Ladies'
Department in the Magazines of this country.
For sale by f. A. Fuller, Samuel Huntington,
AMI at the Sewing Machine Parlor, No. College
Street Gree Irest Ruilding. lower foor).
inar.i- ddwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-08

DYER'S HEALING INTERROGATION
has been in use as q linimcnt and internal remedy
in Burlington and vicinity for the last six years,
and has established its ,.paat,on, as CURE 70
Rheumatism, Cuts, Bruises, swellngs, Headache,
and other affections which arc mentioned in the
advertisement in another column. dawtf
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''SPECIMEN TREES"
which are to be removed this spring OH account OF
too close plantins-inciuding Pyramid. and
Dwarf+, Of the PEAR, CHERRY, and APrLE, Of diff
fercnt ages and sizes, all in FULL BEARING
Also, Grape Vines Gooseberry, Currant,
Raspberry, and Blackberry bushes; Strawberry,
Rhubarb, and Asparagus plants &c. Also, large
and general assortmen. Of
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS
AND PLANTS,
Of nearly all kinds adapted to this climate; COM
prising in addition to the usual stock splendid
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
Gteamboats an6 Railroads.
1870 CENTRAL ROUTE
ICcOs FOR THE WEST,
VIA HARLEM RAILROAD

EEW-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
One Dosr than BY suy route Albany Troy And
sIl stations West and Moth.
Trains Leave depot ta aEd 4th sy NowYork
10 O'Clock q. N. Express Mail Train
3Yp Express Train.
Connecting Albany with the NewYork Central Railroad
tr. stations through Buffalo and the W-s with
the Albany Northern Road for stations north
KITUaSIss LrAvE ALBANY.
7:iJa Mail tram oonDeetiag with the EswYork Central
from me West and Esst Albany with ;hs trsin leaving
Troy 81. 1880 m
s o. m Express connecting with the Central Railroad train
from the West Es Albany with the from Troy
ESQ Pss.epss csn rely apon Ibis connection from Troy
FREIGHT ARRANGENENTs.
FTsh. for Albany and the West received depot
White and Cen,res unf o'clock p. M and Forwarded bJ
Express a quick By any other route
This Rosd sIceect order, provided vita itz
Telegraph, equipped with and eouodcus and foT
sp Cd sfety AID comfort equal 20 any otseE route.
Depot in ke~-York, corner 18th At. aud an
Tickets procured bsssage checked the oe Of
Aseen-sIe and Deem Albany depo. Rir Albany.
VIM j. CAMPBELL, Supcrin,escen.-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
ITO IRON MASTERS. CAPITALISTS and

ITO IRON MASTERS, CAPITALISTS and
SPECULATORS.Io offer for sale, Agent for TIE owners
situated In Somerset County, Pa, about miles N W.
from Cumberland Nd and known the reports Of the Stats
Geoogst s -the Southampton Gov Basin" 49,,
These ands form the trough between the Savss sod Little
AeghAny Mountains and unierAd with "a distinct veins
Of pure Bitnous Coal The upper vein TO feet mick
from feet also, numerous vens OF Iron
Ore Of various Qualities. most which be mined with the
Coal Limestone 10 abundant the property and the oee
braed Fire Clay hyosoy known in the United oates and
Europ- through the estate BE- raised rom ~
very position quite chesply Mount Sewage
number the Veins have been well opened the largest
ofwhch being the lowest is fee, thick and contains more
than 81 centgm OF Iron.
The Goa Seams been opened and the tunnels tim
bsred .
Railroad has been constructed connecting the mines with
Cum the Iron be eastward By the rail
road csnsl westward by railroad to the Ohio Rye
The cash outlay upon this property has exceeded In
dependent original OF the lsnd for which there
Hohas, Of the capacity OF 100 b 80 TINS per week
Engine leo horse power numerous mschiney
Railroad 5. miles long numerous Tram Ro,ds mihes OF Goa
and Iron well opened - 50 good houses for miners
residences Inclined Plane 10 convey the ORE sn Cca
the head Of the Furnace large number OF Cars Miners
Tools, sc. -, .,,.,
In the center Of the property the thriving village of Wele
berg situated which would soon De ps.s OF importance
active operations were carried on a. the Mines ana
and n b. from the Of Town Lots alone the cost
of " hole property could be realized In few years
IL tn. Judgment Of prsstica and scienhc men nat tere
sucieD.y Of Iron Ore to supply 10 or i OF 'ne a..
place in he Uzted States al the veins by their Dip draining
themselves
the best Pig Iron could doubtless be prodn sH
r.rtie. experienced in the msnufsur. Of Iron upper
aeed opportunity offered the present owners hsve nohef
the intimate knowlsdse requisite the business
sn being engaged other occupations which prevent their
whole property OF to interest in it. By
competent p.rtrs. . - 4, u-.., !,
sre,. .acrfce viii be submitted to # early APPLICATION be
made 20 . "hhD II. Si iApLcn' A..
No err. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILR0AD.-0a
IN and ster MONDAY Nov. q 1884, snA until further zssa
Passenger Trsins win lssvs P.s foo. Of Duanss, s'ass
~:
DuHKIRk ExPREss S . m, sor Dunkirt ssl y1.sss
ntermedists 5tstioss
mediate Stations.
ROCKLAND PA9gEN0ZH ct p n, from foot MmsSAs
Na Pierr,ont for Bufrrns and in.ermediss S.ausns
WAY PASSENGER q s:sep. m, for nsvsush, Pen ~
vis and futsrmedats etstioos
HI0hf ExPRE6S o. 80 ?. n, for Dunkirk ~ es1s8
md principal ntsrmedists 0sstons -
EAi0RANT = p n, foe Dunkzk sna Da6als snl -
mediate Stations.
fss sbevs Trains run daily, sunday sEoeptsA
Ybese Express Trains scs u Emra With The knen
Canaads,zza Rsilrosd fs Niagara Rsns * BinshAnfoa
As Syr.cuss snd BnSaAnton aairoed. for eyrses: -
ins with he Buffalo, EevYort and Ers RAlrosA tr kSe
ss Buffalo and Essasa Pals st Gree. Be.d VIII bs -
vlre Lsckawanns and Weeer- Railroad, bs edrsnsss u
Buffalo and Dunkirt With he Lsks Shore nslrosA N CS
AaA ctncinnAa, fOlsdo. Detroit Chicago. tc
CHAILEo MORAN RrsA1aA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec
g ls5s the Trsins viii le.,s Cbanbeus- Station -
foLoSs: EIpess Irsins q m and Sis sad 40 p /;
Albany MAJ frsn st IL for Poushieerde, s:ts
and l! of D1ebs feuy. II $40 m for Sing Sing $50
tss Sing sad Dob5. Ferry Trims stop the Way stsoa
f.e taken q. Chambers Canal Christopher sA 5ssss
1rs.rs fe. EevYctk leave TreJ SOS aai 10 - sn1
S5 Aos s55 sna Absny sbsut |, minutes lAs,t o.
s.r4sJss, q, AT. SAiTh, 5g2sxia.estsaI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
no BOSTON TRAVELERSNCOMFORT and

Il 1AYErY-fse public are informed that The on Coooy
md Pal Rves Railroad Company sttashsd 70 the
esr-can OF their rosA OREANER6 PATENT BRAKE OPE-
nanassd Of country promotes deree Of security .
1s anA property inpsese .isoo. r. Railroad Managers vss
re avail theseves Of improvement. for the sasy
sf M REQUESTED .zis Every days oes-rvstos
mos concsysJ taAi tas sspEcson OF The bsAss y
kaaA While 4 IL rood Be for ordinary p1rposes a
vaae IN the prrsenee Of danger fas Company furni
tsss Machines for al the os any rad ad warrant As
- ansvs tie purpose, or No ssls.
U.IR l. CAR BRAKE 90.
W. c. CaIAnEa, Secretary
No Nm
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

CARDTo THE TRADE AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
Since dissolution Of old and well known house Of p
MUMM Co. our brand hss been sou ewha neglected In
and annie 10 vtske our position AZ once We have
therefore changed agency and viii send anpareed ~ses
Ne With TO establish marked distinction between brand
JULES MUnM Co.'S and that Of similar in ortsr
for which purpose have sshty changed former labels
ou AZ. as7rR VII s %
brand and .s fed satisfied by the closest comparison
Al tbs, from the pubic and the trade is
TO comple vine. with oher then purchase wha, hey
Hid GLEs e. Nas S ron w s1 s CABINET
JULES MuMM Co. FLEuR DE sILLERY WINS DE
JULES MuMa Cos IMPERIAL.
And y. Ss oay sa Il 1s ana ii FIJI
heiI bills OF fsIe IA order 20 AVOID sosoa with other sim
Tb. fr,, mentioned vir.. "vERzESAY CABINET. .s
br.1S sIgrs,.iy got 70 combine yERZENAY vita
~ srrpss al the s4 equal the SIS wines ths, hsve
bn seat your country BY any hous VIA ts exquisite
qssty hope the good Of the American
drinkers VII them sdoP. this brand IN preference
to any o,he. .no make 4 he le.dins ESs Of the country
exquisite I ladies dinner and evening parties where delicate
Hp 81, a,y.;,s rys,.i va !. r.1.i,cs and mad.
OF the above mentioned jon iOa with yERzENAY. vii
irtOT' EHisss BY particular req7es. or order.
We b-s to observe thai IL order disinrh In
q az pIs.si a.rs, JAHEs MEYER j vii. ON .iiossps
slI each bottle.
We scnc net future,
shipments the Futon and William TeH all Of
sr.ad riiiGu' exc poa P.cssd 70 ssss % you county
kUMMS .s existence nearly secular cellars there
=. va provided win .. b-ss kIHSE and MosELLE
WINS: besides, Of the vineyards CT
JoHANNisBER0, saorrins tie Vineyards Of PRINCE NET
TE6NICH
respectfully 10 the patronage sf
JULES NrNM Co.
PA. MUMM.
Referring 10 the shove advertisement and card Of Mess
JULES MChA Co. and 2. A. NunM, beg 10 inform the
that have shipmen:s tbs Faon md WiIAu Tel
shsa vii Be IN port for vtiaa pre- ,srsa
take s,terA Respectfully
JANIS MEYEA IT, Ne n ssaal<k
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

NEW SHORE ROUTE to PROVIDENCE -
LONDON, sTONIN0rON PROVIDENCE saA Boa0
RAILEOAD9.-0n and sAsr Dee 80 srsins vii sesvs ~
o. . O. O. snf sryiys IN Prpvsts1c~ Of - scA bsee
z. EcHAko n. DoWD, ysRscRsses.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRAN9EnENr.
Por ALBANY and TROY B~s 81
On sps stsr MONDAY Dec g. lsss frA,ns VII issss ~
Ct, New FORK. - follow;
s:1s. n. .Hor White P.afna
$50 Q. N For WiLdanasbCdss
1890 q n. Mail train for Albany
80 q u. .Por White flainA
2:so .. m For WiBamsbcdes.
500 D. % Boe Millstoo-
$50 >. Express for Albsng.
400 .. % ..ror Groom rsas
500 D. m For White Plans
Sis p FOR White Plains fon Wftzts ~ osnuoNA
$50 D. .vos WilliamsbrtA0s-
IITUssNe-WiH Leave
500 q M. White Plains
go q m .Wilssmsbnd<s.
TOO q m .Cro,oa 7slA-
7:oa u .Mil-rton.
7:2aa N. White Plains.
s:l5A Mar train fos Absag.
lo:O . .WllBsmsbndss.
n:0 D. m. White Platna.
500 p Wits Plains.
$50 D. u..Albsny Expfssa
500 D. m.. WiiismsbridseL
WH !. cAMYsELk suesrssssa1suG
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
timGnridI.

ALxEEr Il HrcoLAy, Auetioneer.
DFGTLAR DAILY AUCTION SALE. Of
IL STOCKS and BONDs-ALBERr r. HlC0LAY win
sen THIS DAY rhGrsasy III oe.ock, s. the Aescasus'
Exrkanxe,
20 share. Chatham Bank. s2S each
Ie shares Irving B.aG SO ssch-
% ,h.r-, Bu.rben and Drcvers' Bank. et' each
n ,hMes N,rcharts ENchs-ge BAns, so each
80 shares Excelsior Fire lrssr.uee COMPANY, 80 esh-
3 .ha,. yauitabe Fire irs-rancs Company SIS each
n ,kar~s Ws,treet Fire Co. ,nypoth) % eseA
~ shares National Fire Irszrsroe Corpny RJf each.
80 shares Hamilton Fire Ioursnce Company, el3 eaca.
20 .h.-es Hurahold. Fire Inssraace Coupany 100 esch
10 shar,s Lors Fire Insurance Company So each.
% ,hsrts Beekmsn Fire Insurance Company. $15 eseh
y sbares res, MArine Insurance Co. 100 each
50 shares sirta Avepue Railroad . 100 each
2shares Tnird Avenue Rairla ad, flOe eseh.
iss shares L. Crosse Milwerte Railroad, 100 eAch
30 shares American Gusno Compsny 3 30 each
$500 n Y. Mutual Insurance scrip q lS53
90 Central Park p eeu. Stock Of 1893
GOO Joie; City III :, cent Bonds
$500 Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad Isl Mortzaze Bonds
5000 Misc and Mo Rslrosd IL; Ao--Eaze = cent Bonds
1000 MIvaakee and Horizon Rairosd ls horssse Bonds
Securities received addition tue regularly advertised rs,
dins every sale Next regular sale on MONDAY RsTaAr
auction and Bouds every day ~ O'Clock a.
the Merchants Exchange stocis ana Bonds oouEh; sad .oi
A. private the Brokers Board Interest allowed on
nriv,.s .sle ALBERT H. SlCOLAY,
Stock A1ctioleeT acd Banker, Nc. 4 Brosd-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

PROPOSALS for CENTRAL PARK FUND
Il STOCK OF the CITY of fNEWfORk.-SEALED fKO,
POsALs VIII be received At the Controlsr' ofee NO. h.
OF Records until Friday February 1882 q O'Clock m.
when the will De- publicly opened for the whole or a9y
n.rt of he amount OF THREE HUNDRED sbVENrl-
THREE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS Of Cen.
Ira. Pah Stock OF the City of Ne~forf authorized by
an gss,ure Of the State entitled IAN act 10 ater
The map Of City New YORK. by laying out thereon public
place authorize the taking of the sane passed July
n ss3 and ded February ls 1857 and BY ordinance
Common Council approved BY the Mayor December 80
1858. ,
The said stock will consist Of three thousand hundred
aud thirty Of hundred dollars each share bear
ina nt.e< the OF sx per cent per annsm, payable
qus ysy ard the principal Iedeemsbe on the hrst day Of
July 1887 -
The proposal. viii state the number Of shares desired and the
price the whose proposals accepted vii
BE- required deposit with the Chamberlain Of the city the
covered by the bid together with the premium
any, heIen and presenting the ecep. Of the
Controller will be entitled receive certificate for
the value Of the number Of shares carrying nteres. from
the Of the deposit
Each pro posion should be sealed and indorsed Pro-
psss for Central Park Fund Stock and the proposal thus
eed and ndorsei pu. in second envelope scaled and d.
reced Robert T. Haws, Controller, No. Hall Of Record
New York"
The right reserved the part Of the Controller to REJECT
any all OF the bids considered toprotect
mote TIE Interests Of the city.
D,raen. of Finance Controllers Office New York Janu-
AIRY T. 1889. ROBERT 7. HAWS. Controller.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13

CANCERS REMOVED and PERMANENTLY
~ CURED without the Of the Knife. By Dr. L. WHY
NEY No. l6s W est S6,h- st., HewYork.
Yhe remedy s purely vegetable and excsls oil others P
h the rsPdi.y of s operation Secoud In tee slight pain Ana
produced Thirc IN the completeness OF Its cure
csncers II cured all be cured quosy The time
yd In destroying the scihoas By hii remedy varies
hon ZEN 70 frty6ve ANer is removal the healing
erocess perfected and radical obtained In from tive -
weeks Il produces little paa causes no nsrVoa, @
iersn cement bot In Feet relieves psr, And
the only perfect remedy known Wens tomos mois
ana birth -nar h are also removed In few minutes-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
B. A. CHrLroS Auctoneer.
ARGE AUCTION SALE of l2S LOTS OF

A. BLEEcKEs, Auctioueer. .
THIRD AVENUE and FIt'TY-SECOND and
l. FiFTY.NINrH STREET PRoPERrY.-ANTHONf
BLrECKER SON Co, viii seli at Auction, on WE'D
NEsDAY 70 at u o'clcct g. the Merchants. Exchange
ON THIRD AVENUE ~ Lot, w. g. 25 ). \. aS.h-st.
ON FiFTY-NINTH STREET, Lots, with Frame Build
ina, s Q. as r.. L Lexirsian-sv
on FIFTY SECOND STREET, 6ne Lots, s. g., 800 \,
T. ilthav Terms Liberal Msps ko, At No 7Brosds. U46
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-13
Dairts, Oils, GLASS, 81.
Goal.
Ocean Steamers, &t.

TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
N CATION COAPANY's NEW YORK AND GALWAY
LINEThe departure from New York will be ,he steam
sbip GIRO ASSAM Capt Geo VIM Jackson on THURSDAY,
the nth Of January at ST. Johns NJ g. to receive
the royal MALL. Price Of passage: Fis, 500 second
SO; tLd including free tickets 20 all the principal cities
on railroad Great Britain Thirdcsss must provide
plate Knife fork &c, ard bedding Passage 10 st. Johns
First S35; second &25 For freight passage inquire
Of AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, No oil Hudson-s ct.
their other advertised offices In the interior Passage in
the third be any Of the shove offices
bring persons Of the principal cities the lines Of
railway IL Great Britain for SIS from Galway for So
AMERICAN EXPRESs COMPANY
ALIEN HOLLAND MANAGER.