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H. sTURTEvANT, Barton.

Hghgate, VT, Jan 2 1860
My little boy had a violent attack of Group
last week. We cured him in thirty minutes by
a free use of Dr., n. G. Whites Elixir.
VIM, MARTIN Merchant
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STOVES AND PIPE.

III CHAMBERLAIN, Dealer in all kinds of
80 stove, stoves and Stove Pipe, Pumps, Tin Ware
Lead ripe, Zinc, &c, is prepared to furnish ey,
c C, description of the same at War Prices. Sn-
OF good pay. Call and see.
Barton, October |, ls6l-43m3
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st. Adams, VT, Oct. 10, 1889
My little girl has been subject to attacks of
Group. have always found DR.. n G. White,
Elixir TO relieve her at once-and would not be
without II in my family on any account.
HORACE JENISON.
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War News.


. TUCKY 400 REBELS KILLED AMI
3 1000 TAKEN PRISONERS i--CINCINNA
, II, Nov. l2.-- General Nelson met tb,
rebels under General Williams at Pike
vile, Pike county, Ky, on Friday last
, and gained glorious victory.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Col Luke Moore attacked the rebel,
in the rear with $500 men, while Col
Harris Of the I'd Ohio regiment, with COO
men, attacked them in front, Col. Harris
falling back, and Col. Moore pressing
forward until the enemy were brought
into the midst Of Gen. Nelson's brigade,
when our forces pressed them on all sides
killing 400 and taking 1000 prisoners.
The balance scattered in all directions.
The Federal loss is small.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. ~.
A courier from General Nelson's Bri.
gade, with dispatches for General Thorn
as, reports that the fighting at Pikeville
lasted two daye. The rebels lost 400
killed, and 1000 prisoners.
CINCINNATI, Nov. ~.
The battle at Pikesville lasted Friday
and Saturday. The victory was com
plete. Generals Williams and Howes
are among the prisoners.
Advices from Kanawha state that the
rebels who bad been shelling the cam,
at Tompkins from Cotton Hill had retir-
I'd upon the approach Of force undrr
Col. de Vllier. Nre of the enpmi's
pickets were killed, but there was no loss
OIL our side. Col. de Viller has taken
possession of the hill.
The defeat of the Union forces at Guv-
ndotte was accomplished by trickery on
the part Of the inhabitants. 1t seems
hat force of retel cavalry, variously
estimated at from 500 to 1000, had CON
crntrated in the country back of the
town. These proposed, with the a<sis-
lance Of Guyahdotte, to annihilate the
Federal forces in the town. This force
consisted of 250 men of Virginia reg
iment, and few of COL Zegler's Vir-
GINA cavalry.
1t was arranged between the rebel
cavalry and the rebel citizens to massa.
IRE our troops in cold blood. Accord.
ugy the rebel citizens were very kind |.
TO our troops last Sunday evening, and
invited them to their houses on various
pretexts, aud all who were off duty ac-
:epted the invitations. While they were
icing entertained at haIf-past eight
'clock at night, the rebel cavalry dashed
nto the town. Signals were displayed :
rom every house where our men were, 4
md into these the rebels rushed, mur- +
l-ring our unar,ned soldiers in cold blood.
The rebel citizens, men, women and
rushed to arms and aided the f
avalry in the slaughter. The Federal {
roops in the camp prepared as soon as
osslbe for defense, but were overpow- l
red and had to break. Very few of our I
zen were killed in the engagement with o
le cavalry, nearly all being murdered in %
re houses. When Col. Ziegler arrived v
nd learned the particulars of the affair, 81
e orde red the destruction of the town. n,
he buildings were Immediately fired,
nd the whole town is now reduced to
shes.
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C R UP CURED

We have used DR.. Whites Elixir in the most
violent cases Of Group, and found relief within
thirty minutes.
L. L. CLARK, Irasburgh.
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SCRATCHES CURED.
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea Valuable
for Horses as it is for Man.


MEssRs. A. L. SCovTLL & Co. Gents. -
During the last winter, most all the horses in
our vicinity were subject to Searches Hav-
ing had hand only two or three dozen
bottles of DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea, in few
days | sold the entire lot, and could have sold
much more, if had had them, to my neigh
bors for that purpose. In No CASE HAS 1T
FAILED TO CURE. It is also indispensable in
our neighborhood as a family medicine, for
the various diseases for which it is recon-
mended and | will say that | have sold it
for YEARS, wARRANTING 1T, and HAVE NOT HAD
A SINGLE BOTTLE RETURNED. IT is THE BEST
MEDICINE FOR THE NUMEROUS DISEASES RECON-
MINDED, THAT HAVE EVER SOLD.
NJ. HAGEN.
HAekNsvmLE, Bracken Co, KY, Oct. II, 1858.
For sale by the Proprietors,
A, L. SC0VILL & CO..
No, IL West Eighth Street, Cincinnati.
Also
For sale by A. C. RANDALL. Irasburgh; WIN.
toSLfN & SON, Barton, and by one or more
Agents in every town. 49yl
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GEORGE P. BALDWIN,
Commissioner for Orange County
ScnENfcTApy. Aug. % tae.


Hon. Gro. P. BALDWIN, Com. Orange CO. Y,
Dear ri have analysed the following
samples of Liquor and Wine forwarded bv vop
and find them to be perfectly pure, entirely free
from all injurious substances, and well suited
for medical use
-Four samples OF Brandy, two samples Wits.
key. One sample Of Gin, one sample Of Port
Wine. va
The Gin and Port particularly are of extra
quality.
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NEW STOVES AND TIN WARE,

ME undersigned has recently fitted nm the
4 Old shop formerly occupied by James A
Paddock, on Craftsbury Common. where NAV
be found at all times good assortment of Stoves
ana and Pipe Sheet Zinc, Tin, Copper, Brass Sheet
and all kinds of job work neatly done al Short
notice. "o az snOi'
n. b. Merchants in neighboring towns will
~, az Iurhshed with tin ware, stove pipe, &C., at
hberal discount, as my motto is dQuick sales
and Small Profits" N'''e'
u All kinds Of barter taken in exchange for
goods at market prices.
G. =. ELKINS.
'Tsf-hurv COMMON. SEPT s lssI-sa-rs
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About two years ago our little boy was taken
violently with the Group. DR.. n. G. White,
Elixir entirely relieved him within twenty min.
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NOTICE.

MICE is hereby given that the books fo,
suu s lPuonS to the capital stock of tho
mouse IN lrasburgh, on Tuesday the i9tb dav -
November, A. D. 1861. u''s OF
ELISHA WHITE.
BENZ. r. HERBERT,
IRA II. ALLEN.
GEO. WORTHINGTOE. Jr
fsp-s --s.-sr,,..r.
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1t loosens the tightest cough.
II causes the patient to IN sc freely.
1t cures the Group Immediately when given in
season.
II relieves the worst case of Asthma at once.
1t alIays fever and pain aud produces rest at
night.
Let all parents who have children subject to
GROUP procure a bottle Of this Elixir at once,
and keep it IN the house ready to give at a mo-
ment's Marninn
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Will it pay The muck is worth al.
most as much more to put behind cattle
and mix with stable manure to absorb
liquids, and keep it cool-making at
least $500.
WaylaHd, Oct. ~, 1861.
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LATEST.

II NEW ! DIRK, Nov. l3.-Ihe Tribune
Washington dispatch SAYS the followin.
was received at headquarters this even
ing -
"PARIs, Ky, Nov. 12.-The courier
messenger, with dispatches to Genera
homas, reports two days fighting. will
a rebel loss Of 400 killpd and 20O0 prison.
ers Union loss snail Gen. William,
aud Towes were captured in the BATH
by Gen. Nelson. This is Trustworthy.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE BATTLE
AT BELMoNT.-CAIRo, ILL.,, Nov. II -
GTn. Grant in his official report of the
killed ard wounded, in the battle at Bel.
mont, says that he had but $500 men.
knowing that Columbus was strongly
garrisoned, asked Gen. Smith, com
manding ut Paducah, to make demon
stration in that direction. lie did so by
ordering small force to Ma, field and
another in the direction of Columbus. |
also sent small force on the Kentucky
side
AT daylight we reached a point Just
out OF the range of the rebel guns, and
disembarked. The troops were marched
one mile towards Belmont, and then were
drawn up in line of battle. 1t was but
few minutes before we met the enemy.
and general engagement ensued. They
were driven back of their encampment a
distance of two miles. Here tbey had
strengthened their position by telling
timber for several hundred yards. Our
men charged through this, driving the
,nemy over the bank into their trans
ports, leaving in our possession every
hing not portable. Belmont being in
anse OF the guns on the shore opposite.
euId not be held single hour by our
'oops. We having no wagons could not
love any of the captured property, con-
equently | gave orders for its destruc-
on. Our loss is about 85 killed and $50 !
ounded, many of them slightly. Aboul
equal number are missing, nearly all >
e latter from the Iowa regiment, which
'haved so CALAMITY, and suffered more
ter"ly thsn the other.
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THE HARP, OR PIANO ATTACHMENT

Is another new and desirable improvement, re-
Gently patented, and meets precisely the real
wants of those hating between two opinions,
whether to purchase Piano or MelodeOn. BY
this arrangement the Piano and MelodeOn are
combined, producing a most beautiful effect; or
either may be played separately, at will, and yet
the Melodeon size is retained.
With these Attachments, together with our
Patent Base Damper, we are producing an instru-
ment that deiies competition.
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GOOD FURNITURE
j. E. & G. II. DWINNELI

- - - W 1-NA ELL,
| A RE now offering for sale one of the largest
"a ana best assortments of Furniture ever Of
1SIeu IN TINS county. Now is the time to buy,
at panic prices. 'N''
SOFAS, LOUNGES, ROCKERS.
Parlor Chairs, Marble Top Tables, Bureaus
Secretaries, Cane and Wood Seat Chairs. Chill,
Grehs C;ihs and Cabs, also Collins, Gilt Picture
FRAMES, Spring Beds with Steel Springs
CRADLES, CRIBS, CARPETS.
And everything that can be desired in their line
our furniture is all warranted Buy now. Lin.
Glover, Sept. 6.
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CHARLES BACKMAN q CO..
IMPoRTrRsoY
BaAH0lEs, GINS. RUNS, WINES,
hIH0, HUl
AZ sc.


No. 50 Front street, New yorL
Sole Importer of G. b. Cognac, Old
Holland and Geneva Cordial Gin.
We would call the attention of Commission.
ers, Town Agents, and the Medical Faculty Of
the State of Vermont, to our well selected stocl
of Imported Wines and Liquors, which we oFar
on reasonable and satisfactory terms.
We are permitted to publish the FOLLOWING
Chemical Analysis that have been made by etps
incnt Chemists, of our Liquors.
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cOUGHs, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION CURED.

About two years ago our daughter was aflict-
ed with a severe cough. We tried various rem
edies without any benefit. She then commenced
taking DR.. Whites Elixir, and before she had
used two bottles she was entirely we'll We be.
l!eve if it had not been for the Elixir she would
have died with consumption.
CHAS. EASTMAN, Holland, VT.
This is to certify thar we have used DR.. Wines
EliXir for number of years and find il a verv
valuable medicine for Coughs Colds and CrouD.
F. d SHAW Gio,-or y,
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PRICE ONLY rs CENTS A BOTTLE

II Sold by all merchants and dealers in med
icine. Prepared by II. BAXTER, NJ. D., High.
gate, VT. 40
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- Financial.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

Z
fOmciAJ WAsHIsGTos. ID. c., April ., 1861.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Department until 10 O'Clock on IHURSpAf mOhNlNG,
tbe 18th inst for -FOUR MILLION NINE HUNDRED and
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS in TREASURY NOTES, or
nsysble usiy rodeeabe ia receivable for
public dues or he op OF the holder convertible into elk
Der ceut bonds Of the Uni ed States -, ~
Sid notes to be- Issued unds the authority OF the sets oil Con-
greg, approved Feb. g. 1851 and Asrch2 IDOL $50,
must state the rate bid foI each hundred dollars
one PEI thereof be deposited with Assistant Treas
uer of the United States aud cehcate thereof 20 accompany
each bid ard the whole coin must be deposited WIN
ON Assistant Treasurer ia equal in-tanet at i've cn snd nj
teen DAYS respectively the whole amount within hye days
the of bid the option OF the bidder NO pro
POSI- n; IL 20 than par will be considered
Proposals be Endorsed, Proposals. for Treasury noteG
:. L. CHASE Sec VI Iteasury.
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L CROToN WATER STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK Sealed proposals. viii be received a. the Comproes
Office until SATURDAY, APRlI 90 1851 at O'clock p H.,
when the same viii be puhy opened for tie whole or ay srt
OF the sum of three hlded aud ,eYeutye Thousand dollars
the Groom Waer Stock OF the City Of New-fork authorized
By CHAPTER 2 81 the Laws 1880 and by an ordinance 81 cue
Common approved by the Mayor August eto for M
censHg the supply Of Croon water and the Necessary
work. for accommodating and distributing the same
The said SoCA VIII bear interest OF the rate OF SIX per cfn per
payable quarter yearly and the principal ~" DC edee
able the hTst dag Of Soyeuiher, 1888.
The opoas wl che OF Stock desired ard the
price per hundred doa thereof and the whose pro-
po-as accepted win be required deposit with the Cham
BERLIN e tie CITY, within ten days after the opening Of the pas
the awarded thea e,leciiyey, including the premiums
the
PIE cn;iug the Comptroller che rocets Of the Chamber
such losit pariics viii be- entitled 70 ecu
tGcses for of tho par value Of the SocA bearing
interest IRON the dates 81 payments a.,
Esch proposition should be- saled ard n3orsed Pro;
posa. for Cfoton Waoi stock II the Cuy o Ncw-fok ond
the acosed IN second envelope addresed to the Comp
troIler.
The right reserved the ps Of the Comptroller 70 reject
any or the bids Il considered Necessary to protect or POO
mote th. interests Of the city. - -. -
ROBERT T.. HAVyS, Comptroller
CITY Of New York Department OF Finance.
Cnmptroilcr's Office, March 20, lE5l
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DOR SALE or to LEASE for a TERM Of

DOR SALE or to LEASE for TERN OF
extensive and Erognds a%oTu
village Of CARMEL, Putnam Co, NY
hsvrg been erected expressly for tina, Pgrpose "a'erO"e
h''''A'' o. E i:r sasEs sGs% sTo i5sft
which ia Of Bih and qra'he contains large Dninshoom
Kitchen L'nnd end T i1 FiRs FG SoS 2T 20 servants
contains two large Reception Rooms and spacious Chapel SO1
THE SECOND FLOOR
contains two spacious Paors and -four eegn sleepiooos
THE TWO WINGS
attached to the mau building contain 30 Sleeping Rooms each
Easement aud OVER ONE HUNDRED Rooms Ia the whole
D''''''s A SPACIOUS vERANDAH
surround tho wings in each story? Ond Tug FRONT ESrRAscg
ia large aud massive bail, Of Quincy Granite The side
SnGe T. thu WIZ AID the pns9 s e%1e are sSs
the super, isou ofore OF the mort
architects in America and unis with every conyoience
including 80 -
fitted up LaR 9s$' FLOW OF PR WRGE '''
SUPPLE tn Laundry, kitchens end Bs,hNooms
"''''led 70 the i TEY RG His OF LAND.
beautifully laid on aud in the best possible condition Tor cult
'''0' SCI "a FRiIf SSD oRSASESf&L TREES
among :" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND STABLE.
The Institute i. ,i:asisd only 800, ,,o
'"' - '''' iBEGUTiFUL LAKE GLENEiDA.
aud il within four niles Of Bpwst rs station, the lne Of
the New. York and Harlem Railroad
Tie roads u The vicinity most excellent ana we suIroht
rg country affords every facility for hunting boating h'h9
baLir- &c, while for slubry Of anoPre sud genera
10 those looking for site for ashonsoe summer Ieso
Hydrors,hic estabmen rstcas Seminary the place
Oder. ,bsr advantages sud will be- -od lea ed on
EASY TERMS.
An order 10 inspect the premises and all necessary Information
eau be OBTAINED on application H. WEEKS ESQ Carmel
Iu,nam County; SPENCER GREGORY, No 100 Greeh~icn'
T. OF JOHN T. DRAKE, No. 81 Gosslust-. Newlor
H. The above will be exchanged for city property.
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NLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

~ Y I. II \ y 7
IA IT PUBLIC AUCTION. -
THIS lWeinesd,yl AFTERNOON q. o e'S precisely h.s
and costly Furniture contained 10 the d1 clughoue no lsI
2st between and othays., comprising choice AID va
uab collect m whole In perfect order and 20 be pcempto
rly sold SUPERB Piano Forte -to~l sd co'"f Tag
rifceut ossyo4l Paror Furniture Ia rich hocai e-
d gis, be. TOO elegant Eta.sre large Mantle rod Pier
Mrro.s naroie Groups Painting Iurhih Lo-nr'
Pad, tb elegant rocaood Chamber Furniture Mattresses
Sc OF every descipson; Oak Diang Eu!nule IicH Glass:
Serwac treach and bohemian China &C. Sale posi-
tive. ra.u OF shine.
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tO nnn REWARD.-I will pay $1,000
~ reward for the discovery Of The person or per
sons either them, who set b'e the night - Ap l.
inst he dwelling house buildings the premises stu
sted the ydc Park road about four miles noTh Of Pongh
kesse the Broom Cew place he ed premises
beng litigation between the heirs and the husband Of the late
Eate Cew deceased and for information sufficient to con
vie. such person persona
viii also pay loo additional reward o- TIE ke discovery
person who FIRE the barn the
prers a. time consumed il the spring Of l653 aud
Information sufficient have convicted such person persons
Dated Nev.IoIk, April 2, 1881. - . -
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Doar6 ail0 Rooms.

DOARDERS WANTED.-ticntlemen and Their
I'D Wives and .iuge Gentlemen csa be Sccomgcao'sa
with ,rssn ROOMS aud good BOARD by applying at 20 Do
HerrJ Brooklyn flights, i've ninnes "aA nom fu'on
Ferry.
DOARp WANrED-in a respectable American
I'D pryat, family where ,er aye no oIne, io sian
ilv az % n .e nechsnic.). below lttst AZ east Oh Dow"
~, " 49, ~, ig,b n.t. [. j. ~. Tribune Office
NDIINrRY BOARD.-BOARD WANTED, tor
I One or Two Families the l1ud'on between sew iayA
and Nys,k or Tarr, or ut Orange ~ - Aad'ess W"
Box COS New. York Post Office.
DOOMS with BOARD, Tor TWO Gehtlrheh anu anu
s. w. viii AN American Family pleasantly ocsed mere
-, y we a auiet home moderate terms Adde'S
80 - No '2.S West 33d-st., near M aV-
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PARKING LAND, with come cash can find purchaser by
calling upon JOHN h. JHL. No. Coleee-pisce'
NOR SALE-A large B0ARDING-SCHOOL-
The desg5ed Offer for sale the property Gue'ed at
West Ch.r Chester County PeDnsyfaia heretofore known
as POLMAR5 Neutrality-suspicious."
The bl2ngs Of brick four stories high were built er
pessy Seminary and In their plan construction and
hitting Up, . thorough and ample kind No
spared promote the health comfort Of the pupils
End is in every respect scass establishment, TO- eddca
puTpo7e and viii accommodate 100 $50 scholar,
with teachers and assistants
Tho buildings supplied with gas aud with hydrsn ws,er
in abundance They tract Of II acres convenient
10 but outside Of the and surrounded with line
mental and shade tIees, Of Twenty years growth.
Adjoining She which the school stands Is another
tract containing which eight dwelling suitable
fc tie Principal TeacLer and i4b0leEs which will be sold with
the school property II desiIe6.
via 100 sold with the property, II desired by the
chase ell tho beds bedding b0ok desks, chairs philosophical
and chemical apparatus and school furniture that the e,sb
shuen could be opened by the purchaser in short 'ime
IVES, Chester il within 20 mics from Philadelphia, with
which Il il connected by two r Dads with trains each
way daily and Of the most healthy places ia the STATE
Fgrter particulars viii be fiinbed and make known,
by sppllcatio 10 Eli X. PRICE,
No. Gil ArchTt, Pbila.,
WASHINGTON TOWNSEND,
West Chester, Penn,
Executors Of A. Bb1sr, deceased.
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I p. MONTGOMERY, Auc.iOneer.--75O cases
~. BOOTS. SHOES, and BRoGANs q, AUCTION on
IFtRSDAf Apr u. q l0f OcJ,E q. Store O J. p DANlS
Co No N C6urands.. comprising laree assoitueu. o.
fea Cy.naie ard llsern Goods a1lptei " Npfns tree
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A. NJ MsRwg, Arcroncer
DY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Irving Buildings,

Dl BANGS, MERNlN d Coz irving DIuulnSs
AZ Nos aud 500 BoadweySslas Of Books Stationery
Pictures. WORKS Of at, Fancy Goods, Funtule. Sc'
WEDNESDAY EVENING April 10, at o'clock.
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BCOkS-A lMss
collection in various departments Also Nprety OF Ensah
EBgoyngs pn and coloed. For particulars soc catalogue
THURSDAY EVENING, Apul II. at y o'clock
FINE no DERN OIL PAINTINOS.--Comp isirg the works
of Boot = Hue Hekkng Geo lnOes- III Free Oisorf
n NJ B1rohGn, Ac8r wilson. Meadow, Lifton, &c, &c
Also f.w On Pictures including original by ALBSRT DU
Ie pictures are now on exhibition anc catalogues may
be nd a the seesroons.
Catalogue OF large and varied Coec Of ENGLISH LAW
BOOKS, comprising scarce freatses, Reports &c
n Bni, Sale adyertis to take place April 9TH but
The Regular Trade sale net finished IN tins, unsyoi4
aDly postponed "a above. - .
The Books exhibition, and Catalogues may be oblainei
at tae New rr-deSae Rooms Nos. II aud = Mercer.st
GRO. A. LEANlrI Z Co.
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+. Il LUDLOW, AGctoneer.
PAINTINGS ENGRAViNGS, and OTHER

q filiy..lI'ttt' -,,,,,,,,
DAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, and OTHER
L WORKS Of ART-E. H. LUDLQ" 4 Co. will sell st
auction on TUESDAY APPLE 1851 at o4 o'clock a. he sneo
ofS : OSGOOD a. No - East 4shst In Consequence OF his
going abroad PICTURES. ENdRANINGS aud WORKS o.
ART consisting Of and beautiful oeSa' rom almost az
NUTS OF the world selected By the artist win ea, care among
which are that Pitcher and saycr Which has attracted
80 much attention It's Workmanship two Arm Cnals men
we're formerly IN the possession OF Napoleon very tine
1urkish superior MsHkin Of shaws Patea burner
stoves Eese Paint Box Brushes Paints Carpet snd many
other things usciu 20 aT No trolenent 90 account ot
the blay be the day before the sale Eoms
IN To ; Catalogues the office No Pne-st, near
Broadway. CID
WILL be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION, in
w the Village Of seuserties, May II, 1851 HOUSE and
BARN with sixty Of fne fs LAND siused
Saugeries the banks Of the Hudson aud commanding view
Of the River twenty miles each way. - . -
For further particulars inquire OF VIM PAAIEHSON, No.
l03 Muuay-st, ~. y.
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HLyEY D. M.SoR, Auc,ionec

SsesT0Oll NO - Nassal - llusII. NJ J
MINOR s. THORP viii sell 1t Auction, on
VI WEDNESDAY, pr H. 1891, iOs o'clock. al the
pate residence. No. 23 Madilous. near JeteIso i ~
oder Of tbe Executor, ELEGANT HOUSEnuLD FChNI,
TJRE cousug II Nelys. Aeds ion Csrqets, Brussels aud
Three Ply d. superb Pier Mirrors Lsce CGrtls ,nd Coices
Cared ioe Psd5r suite Ia Crimson Plush Rosewood
fCeavs Piano mede by Lnlemlu Sons Of New ORR Ro.e
wood Cynisr Secretary iichy carved Eoew0od fssce DO
Center and Side Tables teak God do on Psinils' ho's
wood end Mahaenv Bcoom Furnuie psr nsiifsses Bed,
aud Pillow. uilcloths, slverpaod Ware CrocAey aud
Kitchen Utensils, Ac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10
Chances for Business Glen.

DRY GOODS WANTED.-Parties wishing to
s from hu.nes and sell their stock on hand for good
FARMING LAND, with cash. find purchaser by
callint upon JOHN h. UHL. No = Colieee-plsce.