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BRANDY, BOURBON WHISKY, RUM, &C..

Are put up with the greatest care as regards
their purify and medical qualities, and are so
recommended by the Faculty.
We are permitted to refer to the following
Commissioners, Town Agents, and Physicians
of the State of Vermont, and publish the an
neXed results Of Chemical Analysis, made by
eminent chemists as an evidence that none but
the purcst and most desirable articles in our
line will he offered for sale to our customers.
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Receipts for the Standard
DIED.

At Craftsbury, April 20, Mrs. Betscy Wood
bury, wife of John Woodbury., aged 81 years.
At Craftsbury, May 5, Rev. Schuyler Cham
berlin, aged 81 years.
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REFEEsENC'ES

Faculty in the University of Vermont.
w. CARPENTER, Professor, &c, in the Yer
mont University.
J. S. PIERCE, ELI CHITTENDEN, Agents,
Burlington
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LIBERATION.

HNHIS may certify that have this day given
4 nv son, HENRY o. DAWSON, his time du-
ring the remainder of his minority, and SHAH
claim none of his earnings, nor pay any debt OF
his contracting after this date .-.-
FREDERICK DAWSON.
Jos. BATES, Witness.
Derby, April 80, 1862 lSw"
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THE CHEAT CAUSE OF
HUMAN MISERY

EUST Published, in n sealed envelope. Price
81 six cents. A Lecture by DIR. CuLvERwELL,
on the cause and cure of Spermatorrh9, Con-
sumption, Mental and Physical Debility, Ner-
vousness, Epilepsy, Impaired Nutrition of the
body, Lassitude, Weakness of the Limbs and
Back, Indispostion, and Ineapacty for Study
and Labor, Dizziness Of Apprehension, Loss OF
Memory, Aversion to Society, Love of Solitude,
Timdity, Self Disuust, Dizziness, Headache,
Affections of the Eyes, Pimples on the Face,
Involuntary Emissions and Sexual Incapacity,
the consequences of Youthful Indiscretion, &c.
lP This admirable Lecture clearly proves
that the above enumerated, Oiien selt-aiiiicted
evils, may be removed without medicine and
without dangerous surgical operations, and
should be read by every youth and every man
in the land.
Sent under SEAL to any address, in plain,
sealed envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or
two postage stamps by addressing
q CHAS. J. c. KLINE g. CO..
l27 Bowcry, New York, Post Office Box, 1856.
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BEgARHs.-SOme branches of business show
2 little improvement but trade generally has
been quiet There is not much change to note
u prices. Corn ), dun and prices little easier.
Oats in fair demand. Rye scarce and higher.
Beef firm, Lard in fair demand Butter is
coming in more freely and prices have declined.
No change in cheese. Beans firm and in de-
maud. Eggs have rapidly declined. The mar
kct for fleece wool remains steady, with sales to
a fair extent az orr quoted prices, mostly from
- % 4Sc PC pound.
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JOHN F. HENRY & CO.,

Successors to j. NJ. Henry 81 Sons.)
WATERBURY,, VT,
Wholesale Druggists and dealers in
English and American Patent Medicines,
Any article in the trade furnished at
short notice. Also, proprietors of N.
II. Downs Elixir, and Henry's Vermont
Liniment to whom all orders should be
addressed.
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Condition Powders.

]
III r. A. P. Welcome. No. 90 Elm ST., Boston,
VA writes 10 Mr.. 7. c. Butler saying, 81 have
| used your Millers Condition Powders and find
them to be fine thing for horses at all seasons
/ of the year, and as ! keep number of horses.
wish to inquire your terms of sale by the gross"
Hartland, VT, March 4, 1859.
| Mr. Butler-Dcar sir: When Won or y0ur
| agent was here year ago, | bought some of
Miller's COndidition Powders prepared by you,
which proved to do what they are recommends
ed, while others have failed. Enclosed please
find two dollars, and send me l doz. your pow
dcrs by express, and obige yours,
JONATHAN HoDGMAN.
Mr. Hodgman informs Mr. Butler that he saw
ed a valuable COW belonging to one of his neigh
bors, by dissolying a whole package in one
quart OF boiling water, and giving it to the COW,
/ after she had been given up TO die.
A short time since, Mr.. Alphcus Kimpton of
Stanstead, c. E., informed Mr. Butler that he
saved mare of his that had the yellow Water
last spring, so bad that all his neighbors advised
him to kill her. He called upon Mr. r. VIM,
and told him how his mare was, and re told
him to feed the mare 10 doz Miller's Condition
Powders, which he did and cured his mare, and
she had an excellent colt last summer which he
had been offered fifty dollars for, and would not
take it.
Derby Line, VT, May -, 1857.
Mr.. I. c. Butler, Dear sir; We have used
your Millcr's Condition Powders for horses and
COTS with entire success and great satisfaction,
and take much pleasure in saving that in our
opinioa it is the re,y thing for the purposes men
toned in your circular.
Respectfully yours, PoErus BAXTER,
C. F. HASKELL, SAMUEL CHENEY,
n. T. SHEAFE, ERAsrus LEE.
Boston, June 49, 1851.
had a very sick horse that could
not swallow with the new disease OF the throat.
| dissolved two table spoonsfu of the powder
in half pint Of warm water, three times day,
ON f.r, aIi SO - l..
he could eat, and have every reason TO believe
that Il sqrcd my horse's life. Aud I most cheer
fully recommend it to all persons having horses,
as worthy of patronage. y
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! OUTS very IIiilF,
HENRY NJ. SEELY.
MIDDLrrrRy, Vt, July Pad, 1862.

DE- s. W. THAYER, Jr.:
DEAR SIR;-I have received and analysed the
liquors of Charles Backmau b CO. sent from
the TOwn Agency in Burlington. me samples
were marked "Charlcs BackmM & Co.., Pure
Old Bourbon WhiSkev Charles Backman &
Co., Holland Genever Cordial and Otard Du-
puy & Co.. Coguac."
These with similar samples from the same
house, I find pure and entirely free from all in.
furious ingredients.
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The undersigned will continue the same bust
ness at the same place, and VIII pay all claims
and demands against that firm at above place !;
and all demands due said firm must be paid soon
so ms to settle up the old books.
2Ow3 ALMYRON W. OVITT.
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THE above firm would call the attention Of
/ the Commissioners, Town Agents and Medi-
cal Faculty of the State of Vermont to their
well selected stock of Exported WINES and
LIQUORS, which are offered on reasonable and
satisfactory terms
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Can We say more ? Mothers, try this
valuable medicine, and rest assured YOU
viii never keep house without it, For
sale in every town and village through
out New England, New York, and the
Cauados. Genuine signed \. Il. Downs.
with pen in black ink ReaiIs at 2jc..
soc, aud SI,O0 per bottle.
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Genever Cordial

As a Gin is highly recommended by Physicians
for its medical properties it being made from
pure barley Malt. Our other bottled liquors,
viz:
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LIBEL TO ENNUL a MARRIAGE.

HENRY J. HICKS To the Hon. Supreme Court,
vs.. next to be held at Irusburgh,
ABBY Il. Hicks. within and for The County OF
Orleans in the State of Vermont, on the lSt
/ Thursday next after the Third Tuesdayo Of Au-
/ gust, A. d. 1862.
! The petition Of Henry J. Hicks Of Derby, Or
/ leans county, Vermont, shOwcth that he is q
native Of said Derby, and has always resided
there with the exception of some time in Mas
SachuscttS, as herein appears, thar he has rcsd-
ed without interruption at said Derby, since the
Sd day OF May A. d. 1861.
/ chat he was at Lawrence, Massachusetts, on
the 23d day OF July, A. ID. 1859, married to one
Abby II. Hoyt, of said Lawrence by Geo r.
Rowe, Il Justice Of the peace, and that his the
said petitioners, consent to said marriage was
obtained by force and fraud by restraining him
of his liberty, by threats of Imprisonment, and
force, 10y forcing him irauduenty to become
intoxicated, and by procuring parties 70 threaten
and Caiole him, while in Il state of INVESTIGATION,
and the marriage ceremony to be performed
while he was thus intoxicated, and not himself,
by the procurement of parties Interested, to effect
said marriage to which, while sober, hc posit-
lively refused his consent.
And your petitioner further ShOwCth that
there has never at any time been COhabt1tiOn
of the parties TO said marriage, as husband and
wife; but that said Abby II. Immediately left
said Lawrence after the ceremony, and never
returned, and the petitioner has never seen her
since that time, or had any CORE pondeucc with
her, and that he has never known or heard
of her being at any time in the state Of Vermont
but has heard of her being in different places in
New Hampshire, but at the present time has no
knowledge or information as 10 where she re-
sides, or is
Therefore, your petitioner prays that your
Honorable Court may, by sentence OF nullity,
declare void the said marriage contract for the
causes aforesaid.
18th DAY Of APrlI, A. n. 1862. 80 1"''''''
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A FIRST GLASS PHYSICIAN
ALWAYS At HAND,

nR. GIFFORD'S HOMEOPATHIC CURA-
IL tyes, consisting of forty different Remedies
have been a long time before the public and
thoroughly tested. They are the prescriptions
of an experienced family physician.
These curatiycs are very carefully prepared
and put up in neat form, at % cents each box,
or in vial cases to suit the wants of every family.
They will prove to be as represented, and will
seldom fail to cure where cure is possible.
The symptoms Of d.ease and method of treat
ment are given in the manual acco,- panyine
Il e medicines
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Prof. Of Chemistry, Medical Dept University
of Vermont.
IL These Liquors arc for sale at the Town
Agency, Burlington, and by other town agents
generally throughout the State. Il
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SPRING DRESS GOODS,


Paid Strips, chcnie, plain Brown, plain Blue,
brocadc brown, blues, puppies and blacks, plain
black silks Of every qualify. / have the cclc-
bratcd English crown Silk" This is the only
perfect and complete assortment of nice dress
silks this side of Boston
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
EzlEs0US HEADACHE!

IT BY the use Of these Pills the periodic at
tacLs of Nervous SICK IIs4nala]e may be pre-
vented; and if taken at the commencement OF
an attack immediate relief from pain and sick
ness may be obtained.
They seldom fail inrcmovinC the Nausea and
Headache 70 which females are so subject
They arc gentle upon the Understanding
Coajrc,,ess.
For Literary Men, Stude,ts, Delicate Females,
and all persons of sedRtayy habits, they are val
liable as LAXATIVE, improving the appetite,
giving tone and yigor to the digestive organs,
andrcstorng their natural elasticity and strength
to the whole system.
The CEPHALICPILLSa are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted expert
mcnt7, having been in use many years, during
which time they have prevented and relieved
vast amount of pain and suffering from Head
ache, whether originating in the NERVOUS sys-
TEN or deranEed state Of the STOMACH.
They are entirely vegetable in their compost
ton, and may be taken at all times with perfect
safety, without making any change of diet, and
tho absence Of any dsqgyeea5A taste renders it
easy to administer them to chHa,ca.
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PEOPLES ACADEMY,

MOBRISNILLE, Vt.
THE Summer Term of this Institution will
| begin Thursday, May 22d.
N. NIcTGILEOP, 4. h., Principal.
Prof. A. y. WHITNEY, instrumental and Vo-
cal music, with such other teachers as the wants
of the school may demand. Prot. Whitney has
bpcu TOO long known as an accomplished must
clan, and successful teacher, to need any COM
mendation. He has lately returned from Eng
land and Italy, where he has been to perfect
himself in his art. Prof. W. has given much
attention to Harmony and musical composition
and is prepared to teach music in all its depart
ments.
W. 4. CLEMENT, I D., Co,,
d. W. PUTNAM, '"' 0O'''
Morrisville, May 3, lSG2-2Ow3
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%3L8k BAsQUlNs s. rgANTIEAs,

all the new styles of cloth capes, busters and
travelling capcs. All kinds of domestic and
housekeeping goods.
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Boston Market.

Corrected Weekly from the N. Z. Farmer. J
WHOLESALE PRICES.
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New Store ! New Goods f.!

II WING concluded to establish permanent
- Dry Goods Store in Barton Village, have
returned from Boston and New York with
SZo'QJ0 worth Of Spring and Summer Dress
Goods which are now opened and will be sold
as low as The same quality of Goods can be pur.
chnsed in Boston or any other CITY,
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FLOUR AND MEAL.

THURSDAY, MAY s, 1862.
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BLUE DRILLS.
SLsSLsEIG

striped shirtings, honey comb quilts, Laucas.c
quilts, and every other article to be found in
first class Dry Goods Store in Boston
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MERRIMAC PRINTS.
Pacific, Manchester, and English and French
prints. Brown Sheetings, Shirtngs, benched
Shcelings and blcached shirings in all qualities
and prices
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DUTY for sale by
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THO TnaGdoa

and families Of Orleans county are respectfully
invited 10 yisit my store and examine this eX-
tensiyc stock Of rich and fashionable goods.
All the new styles Of
SPRING. DRESS GOODS,
such rs SaXony checks, plain, plaid and figured
PopIins TX and Linen Mohairs, French Mus.
Inns, Lawns, challc DcLaines, Scotch and Amer
lean GinghRms, Travelling Mixtures, Foulnrds,
&c, &c.
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EDWARD sINTzENICH AUCTIONEER
II ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITCRE-ALSO
SECOND HAND FURNITURE. TWO PA

Bye. W. DAVENPORT, on Saturday, Nay IL, At lois
ocock at the salesrcoms los and lo5 Broadway large
Library and Hall Furniture warranted custom made
ing unusually good assortment for purchasers Also
with which sale viii commence in the lower salesroom
SECOND HAND FURNITURE. PiANoFORTES Ac.,
consisting Chamber and Parior Suits Pier Glasses
ceres Bureaus Beasteads Mating &C. &C;
tAve Ptanotes In good orier broedcoth Cover
do. &C. Gold Waches-0ne Lady's Gold Hunter and two
English Levers hunting be sold BY order of
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GEORGE COOK, AUcrroSEER.
HExRY u. LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IL Household Furniture removed Tor convenience OF
sale.-HENRY n LEEDS a co. viii sell at auction
saturday May H. 10Y O'Clock az the saesroom No. Is
Nassau street elegant Household Furniture; wassnade
expense, aud removed
Convenience OF sale consisting OF Velvet Aubusson and
Brussels Carpets Stair Carpets; elegant carved
Suit covered In green and gold figured brocse
rosewood Suit in blue figured reps oak Library suit in
Table carved marble top Music Snd rosewood
half octave boudoir Piano, made by Gustav
Deudonne; ladies' rosewood Secretary with mirror DOORS
frame French plate oval Mirror oak Extension Dining
Table, carved black wnut Hastsnd with marble top;
Esrere with mirror back carved
marble top Dressing Bureaus, gilt frame pier and nante
Gsescs rosewood Screens rosewood and marble top Con-
soe Tables several beautiful enamelcd Cottage Suits With
marble tops oak Marble sideboard Hair Mattresses 70
and " lbs Straw Paasses Feather Beds, Bostcfs and
Pillows Wool Blankets, Comforers Coverlds white
China Dinner sets French Clock Also large
the sale will commence.
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IIENRY n. LEEDS AUCTroNEPR
III HENRY III. LEEDS A co. will sell Al auction on
Saturday May H. at IL o'clock in front str No "a Mas
street incl sed Coupe, with moyeable partition, with
role; good running order. Also sealed Rocka way
with pole and one GIoser or Express Wagon. =
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NEWSPAPERS.

II " SFAFNk&6s
A MOTHER LITERARY FEAST
a FOR SUNDAY MORNING -
soUE-EssAY-FEUILLEToN
SUNDAY MERCURY
The many thousands e m q he i'm
occupying captured city Of Paris near Richmond are in.
Of ,..morrov'. SUNDAY MtRSURY wiIl include another
letter from the osPaEds e. Rh'r words from
s srS~s
sona Governor OF Paris the uncnamped ~
most wise decision William il The Of Planter
IN Goses and
ceTnlns The freS0sa dos ,,Boosnsn ,r.,, =.
social Feaiiie.on la Francase genial Essay on an enter
tanning subject r sfE'r sGSs si'l2y4 M MERCURY
THE ONLY LIVE NEWSPAPER
'''''1 : -" ON SUNDAY MORNING.
LAST SUNDAY MORNINGS ISSUE
THIS GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
EXCLUSIVE INTELLIGENCE siassess q u. !. ,,o
EXCLUSIVE q OF 81 THE MERH1xAc
ExctSfYR asss MEGrsa IN RICHMOND
EXCLUSIVE hkMy sES q AGAINST MCDOWELL
nAeAOsl.A lAA o. GREAT FIRE IN TROY.
- FROM PENSACOLA and P1CKENS.
EXCLUSIVE INTELLIGENCE -
FOREIGN IMPoRrATIoNs.
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
THE WORLD OF FASHION
The Military, the Firemen, sporting and Base Ball and
Men, the Shipping World, the CITY, &C. also the
Argument OF James T. Brady In behalf OF the Con-
sT cS s the SUNDAY hS e% =
sued -
THE DISBANDED VOLUNTEER AND TWENTY
FIVE COLUMNS OF MELANaE AND
SPLENDID STORIES.
TO-MORROw'S
SUNDAY MERCURY
Must also be obtained by all who want
THE VERY LATEST
TWO HOURS LATER THAN CAN BIZ HAD IN ANY
OTHER PAPER
CAT any price tor CASH.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
circulation week the combines issues OF all
the other sunday papers The universal public voice thus
p'0'' ONLY LIVE SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
Inslitu,aa v. the Empire City.
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De ToS SFSi 4 nk Hss EvEs7 SI GIFT
The romaut,e and beautiful drama, In ave acts
I'm 90 " SEA OF ICE;
a. MOTHERS PRAgEk:
NEW MgsIC .........by TH0mA AZ H aA1SS
'NS w ri <" ppiisTaisyTi3N OF o,SSHAk1cTEEs
CHARACTERS in c rnE FssF ASb SECOND ACTS
RaOu' de La'c0ura Captain Of the ship Hr.1. ropDAar
Carlo. car .aysn.arer, Y fhFEks
jean asdo tcarpenterj DILL9N
s's1ss ; ssass Ss
Louise Dc L''''''. t"f' Of the 0''sG KEEHz
eGSs s;;, Hi Hills ;SsEia
Marquis del Monte q wA NEEks
n sss.S1s Brioans "a French ssnieaan LEvIcK
Georges de Laval Gan officer In Del Mones 1arvSe RIowr
Don jose Secretary the Spanish Envoy Mr. TH0MrsooH
ossra tIe Wild dover Of Mesieoj Miss LAURA KEEEE
Countess dc Tnernge mother OF Louise de
Diane de Lascours sls.er of do Lascoars
sYsoPsIS S, o. sSEE qN s AMP N0Sfsrs
A0 4Hs R aSTiS% AS5 a fHk SSSSSSS$G dIE.
AoRlrr UPON THE oSHA 49, On - suor
BURSTING IF RHssss UPON
THE EsE FAn SEA TIE " pc u
THE TIE saP AaqsH YRS TIL
S2hs $HAS E SSSsSS
OGARITA RECALLING THE MOTHERS PRAfEh
STARTLING RENCONIRE
THE DEPARTURE RESOLVED UFON-TAbAEAOs
ACT 4-THE HOTEL DE THERINGE, PARIS. Xxi.
THE INHUMAN PLOT. .--.
THE RECOGNITION.
SUDDEN RESOLVE OF OGARITA TO WE'D THE AVB~
DEFER or HER PARENTS-TABLEAU.
ACT 1.-THE PALACE or DEL MONTE. PARIS. s
POWER OF WOMAN s WILL.
THE FEfE.
TERRIBLE DENUNCIATION OF TUE MURDEkkR.
TIE HOUR OF RETRIBUTION,
AND REALIZATION OF MOTHERS PRAYER.
NEW BowERY THEATRE.
- SATURDAY, MAY IL 1852
The Grand Spectacular Drsma OF
ZANTHE.
Prod iced In Gorgeous Style. ,,.,o
N''' Magnificent Costumes.
Brilliant Appointments,
THROUGH THE AUDIENCE PORTION OF THE
THEATRE.
The Cast Of Characters will include
MIR. 4. EDDY
and every Member of the Company.
After hirh The romanh, Drama OF
JACK SHEPPARD. ess.t III.
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A ucrIoN SALE

A UcTIoN SALE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CHARLES ID. DAVIS, Auctioneer-By CHARLES d.
DAVIS CO., will sell al their salesroom, lg4 William
street. between Frankfort and Spruce this day 10 O'Clock
large assortment of second hand Furniture, consisting OF
Brussels and Ingram Carpets mahogany and black walnut
Bureaus. Sofas Tee aTctes mahogany Gard Table bgct
walnut and other Bedsteads Sofa bottom Chairs rosewood
CHAIRS Also lot Of N sccl Ware,
&C., &c. n k.--Cash advances made coasignments.
A vCTION SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING, &C.
"A A. d. CRISTALAR, auctioneer, Will sell on Monday
May ~ al lo1 o,clOek q Bowery large stock Of C!ot
Ing comprising fine black cloth and cashmere Frock, Sack
Business AMI Over Coats black doeskn cloth ss!mere
a1d satinet Pants silk satin cloth aud cashmere Vests
also large lot Of linen and Marseiiies Clothing; also Piece
Goods, Cloths Cassimeres satncs Musns, Auaccas Mar
seilles Farmer SatinS: Shirts Collars Ciavss Neck
ties. Buttons, TrinuI1ngs, &c.
PANEL A. MATHEWS. AUCrrONEER. WILL SELL
IL this day Saturday, At l0 O'Clock, his saesroom
IS Nassau street, large assortment of
Household Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors,
Gas Fixtures. fine OIL Paintings &c,
vsParor Suits. Centre Tables Bookcases Brussels and
Insrsn Cares. Gas Chandeliers oak and enameed Cham
Der Suits oiled walnut and mahogany French Bedseads
lar Mattresses f.issses Feather Beds B1sers Pillows
Arm Chairs Rockers Turkish E.sy Chairs Mirrors, Sofa
Beds Dressing Bureaus Washstands, Husbands &c also
q few choice Oil Paintings.
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r NJ. 0OTrsCHALK's LAST CONCERT
IL. Mr. GRAU would respectfully ammo ince 70 tue pucs
the whole OF his artists VIII ter
pres season. according to CONTRAST upon
TUESDAY NEAT. MAY 20,
when he will give his .....x
LAST MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT FOB THE sEA5ONs
AT NIBLO'S SALOON, -.
having continued his engagements originally eered ths0
for shorter period for nearly eight months -
Mr. dRAU would most Respects ully thenS the pubc ana
the of New York rhiadlphia Boston, and Others 2.
the principal Eastern and Western cities, for tho suppo0
literally accorded hina support when
literally unparalleled when the serious political troubles
period considered lie would in addition take tins
liberty Of saying that this berality has enabled him MOI
alone agements OF various duration to every ar
fist OF has visited this country In the present
season. but has allowed him TO terminate II in manner
what with and concert managers-botn
justly ana amiaby to his artists and probably to himself
Mr.. GRAU would beg leave announce that
ALL THE ARTISTS
OF HIS PRESENT COMPANY
will appear OF the occasion of
- L. M. GOTTsCHALKs LAST CONCERf.
Further particulars will BE- given In che %
tomorrow. -
The sale OF tickets will at Beer schirmers
store Broadway and at Shells. Wall street, on -
turday next.