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M A NJ CHI % Frs at
C.E. STONES. PERKINS BLOCK.
Every Saturday Night
aug2S:d&wtf
JUST Tribute TO MERIT.

July IL, 1852
DURYEA'S MAIZENA,
wa. TIE Only ..rrepayaucp of food from, r,a;. o.,
received mccall a honorable mention from ~.
ser msnensrs. the competition Of ali promipen,
nspuiactuIeIf OF Corn Starch and .sPrensred Co.
Flour Of TINS and other CONFINES notvthstsndns
AAIzENA.
The 1000 eno nsuSv Of the age without single Su,,
oDs uieI vn' convince the sbepslcsl Nskes Pud
onsN custaSoa Blanc Mango. etc. without in
sstt VIZ sev or no cost aslonfeki ing tie os
econon iee aneht addition TO adfussy keot Rlc,
sSss mpresss bread and Cake. IL b also exceII.ns
OF se<<s sauces. RSavies Of Dish and meat
sopts- ese. For lee Cream. nothSrs compnre LEI
ecnes. enoeolat% tea. esc s-'" ="
Fpt NJ N u~csssef- With directions
Dust osncuouf syici~ TODD far chjld IN ana inv.
nos q AZ sssA Tor ssie By 0rocers and Druggists sv
1AbLHcrusea a. Oaen Cove. Long Islaud
Nkeseeass Depot DH< FULTON street New York
Nm DVHYEA 0nDunAi AoRsr.
oea86:1G0.
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Chap. CLXXXVII.-An Act to impose an Additional
Duty on Sugars produced in the United States
Chap. Act TO punish the fraudulant
sale of Postage stamps.

Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the United Stdes Of ericd Congress assem-
lied, That any person who shall wilfully remove or
be removed from any postage stamp stamped
envelope the caneellng defaclng marks thereon,
with intent TO use the same or the of the
the second time, shall knowingly wIltully
sell buy such washed restored STAMPS or offer the
for SALE give expose the same tc any person
for knowingly use the sameor prepare the same
with intent for the second thereof every such
son SHALL upon conviction thereof be adjudged guilt
eiuny, ana shan uc punished by imprisonment
exceeding three years or by hne not exceeding one
Thousand dollars by 10th Imprisonment and fine
aforesaid and onehaf such fine, when collected shall
be paid to the intormer.
Approved, July lG, 1862.
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CARD-MUSJCAI Z

"A CARD.-MUSICAL.- c. Taskef
edsements for the very liberal patronage which +
oeen bestowed upon HIM in the several towns OF XIV
and county where he has been engt ged IN teaehinl
or the past few months-and having given entire 50
isIaction as ne beeveshe confidently asks for con-
mutation Of the public favor.
AS ne designs giving continuous lessons ~ tns Sounty,
ana as his whole time Will be devoted 10 has ,oislon
a wiii make no difference when his pupils enier hto
nus class. end additions cen be made at any pne-
Iw more scholars would be gladly received Tor the
and winter terms and bis experience and succe $
he feels warranted the belief thai ne ca
give fall satisfaction TO pupils and patrons.
- Pianos taned and repaired at the usual rates
novS:vtf
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.ASTLEToN SEMINARY.

Der IL.
Terms for board, tuitien, washing and room rent,
$27.
at the same house with R. n. Wright (the classical
teacher), and are under his becial care.
Applications for and catalogue sshouh be made
to HARRIET N. HASKELL, or
oct22:d&wn X. NJ. WRIGHT, A NJ.
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TO RENT.

ITO RENT. - The Hotel known as the
Il LAKE HOUSE, Burlington, VT.
This oel is vorably located for both Business and
Pleasure Travel, being the Sieanlboat Landing
and Railroad Depos 1t has fine stables attached and
the whole is in good repair, and Will be rented upon
reasonable terms.
For further particulars inquire, by letter otherwise,
of E. A. CHAPLIN, Rutland, or r. w CHASE, Bur
hpgton.
December, To- 1862. dec22:d&wtfebl
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
i DIR Dow continues TO be consulted q his efdee.
Nos Endlcott Street, Boston, on all diseases OF
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
By long of study and practical experience
unlimited extent, Dr. D. has now Inc glaI.catAgL
presaurnp the unfortunate with remedies that haN
never since he first introduced them, ialled 10 cure u
most alarming cases Of
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-22
ooNoRRHRA AND SYPHILIS.

Beneath his treatment al the horrors Of vensral and
impure blood. Imp0tency, ScrOfla, GonorTbo, Ulcer
pain and distress the region OF pTocraton, lnta-
nation of the Bladder and Kidneys Hydrochle, Abce
es Humors, frightful Swengs, and the long train Of
horrible symptoms attending this class Of disease
made 70 become harmless the simplest waiings Of
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-22

THOMAS & EMANUELS' Patent Blast
Il ing Compound, warranted equal to any Blasuns
Powder. article. at about one half the cost Of
common Blasting Powder. For sale ny
A. w. HYDE, Agent 4
Hvdeville Aug 6, 1862. 32d&v1n
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-The Subscriber will sell his
Il House and Lot situated on Cottage Street. de-
s;rabla situation large lot, with we'll finished House,
Barn, &c. For particulars inquire Of L. Riford or
Pierpoint Possession given Immediately, If desired
ian l3:d&w2m j. G. CARR.
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GREAT ECONOMY
re- A SAVING OF EIGHTY PER CENI. q
COMETHING NEW FOR CHOIRS

SOMEIHINU NEW FUK Z II q n v
- SINGING SCHOOLS AND CONVENTIONS;
THE VOICE 0g PRAISE: A Volume OF Sacred NJ
Sic with new and attractive features, rendering =
the most desirable work Of the kind. For the Use :
Choir, Singing School, Musical Convention ana -
Home Circle. by EDWARD HAMILIoN. .,.
This ITleIIihl prodL sls
made to supply market arfifically created, but u -
embodiment OF the best fruits of ifs author N sele
rangemenf and composition, during Isliod o. I'M
years devoted to Sacred Music.
Special attention Is directed TO the fact that this boz
is printed from large clear type, the object beng
see how much could be crowded into n but how we
it could be done. We have therefore, a hsndsoIne J.
open page, with but one part a staff except IN
standard, well known tunes selected tor congregation
Price, 81 single 50 per dozen.
SPECIMEN copies sent by mail, post PAID On recePi ?
price, Specimen pages sent free on application
OLIVER DTS & co. Publishers,
aS:wiy 2T5 WASHINGTON street, Boston &
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Dr. devotes large portion OF his time 70 the treat
ent of those cases caused by and solitary habit
shIch ruins the body and mind uniting the uniortu-
nate individual for business society Some Of the sad
and melancholy effects produced by carly habits Of
voutb Weakness CT tie Eack and Llute, lizEness Of
he Head, Dirness CT Sight, Eapitaticn Of he Heart
Dyspepsia. Nervousness DeIsLgeu.eLtlt tie Iigestvs
riInctions SYMPTOMS Of CONSUMPTION sc. The fearful
ettects OF the mind r8uch 70 be dreaded los q
memory confusion IDEAS deTress Of sIlilts, aT
siou OF society, self-dstllt tnDdiiy. &C. are among
the evils pioauced. Such persons should, beole CT
teInplatne rnatrlmony. consult Ihysican Of eXIer
snce and be al once restored TO heath ana tafIne
Patients who wish 70 remain under BOWS treatments
few DAYS OF weeks VIII BE- furnished with pleasant TooiA
and charges for board moderate. Medicine sent &c Al
parts :he country, with full directions OT use' On re-
ceiving descriptions OF your CASTS,
DIR bow has also for sale the French CapOttes waI-
ranted the best preventive. Order by NAL. Three for
81 and d red stamp.
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LIVERY STABLES.

T livery STABLE. = The undersigned
IL having bought the extensive Livery Establishment
of HARRISON BRYANT. in East Rutland, will con-
tnue accommodate the former patrons and the pub
lie, at the Stables, as heretofore.
Also, we have several Horses and Mares that would
for Farming purposes, that we would sell low
for cash approved credit.
Also, eight or nine Buggy and Top Wagons, partly
worn, above and Harnesses to with same, # de-
sired.
NJ. QUIN,
d&wtf E. FOSTER COOKE
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EARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

Il One hundred and fifteen acres OF land lying Ia
miles southeast of Rutland village will be sold at alic-
ton, the premises on Tuesday, March LIST, at one
O'Clock p unless before dspos of at private SALE
and of which due notice will be given in this paper
Said land will be sold twothrds its value 1t con-
tains mountai waste lands well wa-ered,
and has wood sufficient for the farm. 1t will keep from
I6 10 20 cows during the year. .
reasonable pay day will be gwen for one hall, II
required. r,,o,x,
Rutland Jan. IA, 1868. janl6:d&wtf
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LENWOOD LADIES' SEMINARY.
Winter Session begins January q 1863
Fall Session in successful operation with lbs pupils,
Of whom IS are boarders Full Board of Teachers
tanned twelve in all-eght ladies and four gentlemen.
For Information or admission apply to
HIRAM CIRCUIT.
west Brattleboro, Vt novl5:d&v 2m
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Chap CLXXXvI.-An Act to enlarge the Lake Supe-
rior Land District, in the State of Michigan.

rior Land District, in the State of Michigan.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tires of the United States of america Congress as
serbied That all that portion of the present Cheboy-
gan District in the State of Michigan, lying west of
Lake Michigan and south of the line dividing town
ships forty and forytwo NORTH including st Mar
Bay De Moe" now forming part of the present Che
boygan district and subject to sale at Traverse City, IN
SAID State, be, and the hereby attached to the
" Lake Superior District and the lands therein be
subject to sale and entry at the site of the land office
for said district.
Sec. 2. And be further enacted That this act shall
not take effect until three months after the date Of its
approval.
Approved, July l6, 1862.
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Chap. CLXXXIX.-Au Act in relation to the Compe-
tency of Witnesses, and for other Purposes.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of America ia Congress
bed That the laws of the State which the court
shall be held shall be the rules of decision TO the
competency of witnesses in the courts OF the United
States, in trials at common law, in equity and admi-
rally.
See 2. Ind be 1t further enacted, That so much OF
section twenty-nine of act entitled An act to
tabsh (the1 judicial of the United States"
proved September twenty-our, seventeen hundred and
eighty requiresl punishable with death,
twelve petit Jurors be summoned from the county
where the offence committed, be, and the same Is
hereby, repealer.
Approved, July l6, 1862.
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pARRE ACADEMY.
II The Spring Term begins on Thursday. Feb. IS.
J. L SPAULDING.
Barre, Jan. 9, 1868. sjan:d&w3w
DUGGLES, ATWOOD & CO.'S
STOCK OF GOODS
Are offered for sale at prices suited to the times
The stock consists of
House Furnishing Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mats,
Mattings, Bookings,
UpholsteFing M4terials, Cr0ckery, Glass Ware,
as WO ODEN WARE,
Shades Window Futures Paper Hangngs, &C., &c:
The above stock 10 large and viii be sold to oes
oreater Inducements TO Purchasers
than be found elsewhere in the State. AL knds
SAVING, TURNING, PLANNING
and Scroll work done at the Rutland Chair Manu-
an~ n -aAv n Comm ftee
WANTS.
MONEY WANTED-Five Thousand do'-
IVA lars-vin sive No. one security Z. 1ruasHTo
$500 T1nn. II 1nGa J9eessesssss b.
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Passed at the second session aohch icds begun and held
at ne City OF Washington in the District Of Columbia,
on Monday, the second day Of December, A. B. 1861,
A. d. 1862
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For painting iron fence around Lafayette Square,
and in front Of the Presidents House, thousand
dollars
To enable the President carry out the act of Con-
gress for the emancipation of the slaves in the District
of Columbia, and to COLOMBO those to be made free by
the probable passage of confscaton bill, five hundred
thousand dollars to be repaid to the treasury out Of
President in securing right of colonization of said
made ree and In payment OF the necessary ex
penses of their removal
For clerk hire the consolidated land office at Des
not arceedina three dollars per day, from the thirty
first day of December, eighteen hundred and
to the thrtieth of June, eighteen hundred ana SIX
ty-three one thousand six hundred and thlrtyelght
dollars. .:,..al -
under the for the codfcaton and revision
Of the laws of the District of Columbia, approved May
tranteth eighteen hundred and sixty-two the sum OF
thraa Thousand dollars. And much OF the above re-
cited act as authorizes the appointment % noae
than commissioner be, ana the same - neie's'
Sec. q And be 1t further enacted, That the appro-
pration ard o Renots Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States be applied to Reports o. Tue
Supreme Court of the United States under
nan See s. And be it further enacted, That the salary o.
Assistant Secretary Of tns Of he Navy to
menee with the present fiscal year. 49,, f,ou;no
g. Ard be it further enacted, Ihat the r
Sec and the same are hereby appropriated for 1se
ru L:.4s hereinafter expressed for the year cnu
ND tnirt.eth OF June, eighteen hunoIed anu SAY
W. e. ., and fremen to warm the Library Of Con-
gress account Ct shisan hundred and sixty
enng nd for the present fiscal year, twelve hnnareo
dollars. ,r 49, Potent Office fifty thousand
.aht hundred and ffty-hve dollars and @ at If
csnts e snbae.y eighteen hundred and sxty-ons en
tied IL add9a 70 e o ars That the
fress o. .Hs Of ad act Be- and the same
! pealed. ,..--a,as 4, The anproDriation for rent
Io SUPPLY a eneras Office in California, fuel, BOOKS
et.f;one.y, and pay Of messenger two 'nousan' 'o
i .ars. u =. - <s,e roufes authorised by the
- 81 ~ pf O26ce Depaxtment may De
4 fhousa16 dollars. Azzzes 80 A~@
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A UCTION N0TICE-AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPOR.
"A tunty for housekeepers and the trade.
BEAuTlFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
naSnifcent rosewood seyen octave PiAnoforte
Velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets.
Rich Brocatei and La-e Curtains
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
This day Wednesday, April Is at I0 O'Clock the
Of family Giving eepinR Ut the residence 1l8
West Eighth street Clinton between Fifth ana SIKH
two solid rosewood Parfor Suits c0verud rich
French satin boate bea tfy carved made to order for
the expressly rosewood Eagercs handsome marble
Tables Corner aud superb sets Satin De-
laue Ourtns Gns Lse Cur'ans twenty-one day Bronze
Olocks 6ne OIL Pantnes Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges
covered In silk reps and satin de ane Reception Chairs
covered IN medallion China and Paran Vases Parior
Ornaments
STOOL AND COyER-COsr $780,
An eiegan, with round rich carved legs
and case. all modern improvements. made by celebrated
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM
kosewood mahogany and biack wainat Boreans Bed
aeads Washstands, Sofas Tec Tetcs Chairs Rockers.
covered ~ haircc,h heInss MsoIs Cocks Spring and
solid black walnut Extension Table, II Dining Chnr Buffet
rich cut Glassware ivory Table Cutlery Chandeliers Hall
Chairs Hatsand OLc:oths Sale positive Deposit
,Quired.
n B.-Furuiture expressmen will be In attendance 10
Dart pack or SHIP goods for purchassM
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A UCrioN NoTIcE.-wM. IRVING. AuCTIONEER.
"A Handsome Housen III Furniture, MI ro's, pfrb
Carved Ebony Bombay OF Furniture. Chinese Curos
ties 6c CLINTON Il. OSGOpD Will sell on Thursday.
April 10 al x ck At the residence OF L. Gouvefneur
Jr NO 81 West Thirty xth street. between iih ana sth
ic and lace Window Curtains, Pier and Mantel NIT
elegant Bron aud Ormoiu Chan and Candida
bras Mantel CT es. o. ed Ebony Silt FROM DO n
Eseeres rosewo"d Ceniis Tsnies Card Tables, rose.
Wood Fire screens, elegant rosewood Cabiossh rose
wood Wardrnb Amoire a Gl Dressing bureAr.
Wsshstans 70 ewood and ogary Bedseads,
Room Furniture, Esension Table Buffet Arm Chairs ia
morocco lounges rich China Dinner aud Tee Sets ny
GLASS Ware, Olcoths carved rosewood II a, nac~ anu
Hall Chairs, Bookcases, Library Tables. &C.
ALSO
the Rare and Costly Collection Of Chinese Cur osties
obtained f:o Canton Riang u Chow ana FIesn Nen
by Mr. Gouyerneur during residence In China as cohsu
giving hum oppo.nns procure specimens 81 se Snn
other way. Among articles viii be denni Gre snn
Wood Carvings Ornamental Carved stone Ware and vases
years old Bronze Ornaments In AID VITA
savers rich costly specimens Of china Vases Tripods
"a.
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A UcTIoN CA RID.
OF ELEGANT FIRST CLASS FURNITURE
AND VALUABLE WORKS OF Art

ny RUSSELIl W. WE3TNOTT, AUUTIONEEK.
THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,. AT = O'CLOCK r. n.
Tho UNDERMINED the attention OF house
Keepers parties in OF superb Household Furniture
elegant Adornments the sale be mad this day at
two o'clock r. NJ, premises, No is West Twenty
FIRST st. near Seventh the entire elegant contents Of
house comprising Prior Chamber Dining Room and
Nar.ery Furniture with arge and valuable toec;on Of
Lava Ornsl &c. solid iUewood Par.or Salts In
blue and gold brocsei; fui Suit In French
tuagy top Centre and Side Tables Turkish LOUNGES with
r Tksh Arm Chairs y seh French Oval Mirrc.s sils
lets Gold and Landscape Shades Reception Chairs In bro
ate French Escrcto elegant rosewood Etaeercs Chan
sUPERB RosE%oOD plANoroRTg.
PEARL KEYS AND RICHLY CARVED.
Rosewood Bedseads Bureaus marble wsshssnds rete
aTets Spring Seat Chairs, rich Mirrors, Carpets French
Dining Room Fernture rich French and Bohemian China
glassware, Ivory Cutlery with large variety OF
hcsAny Furniture superb Hair Mattresses Beds aud Bed
Nan win BE- 10 attendance to cart pack or ship goods
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A DRIAN II. MULLER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A Moasehod Furniture. -ADRiAN Il: MULLER. r; Il.
WILKINS co. Will sell At auction Thursday. April w.
~ u West Twenty sinh street the Furniture contained In
esid house consisting VI rosewood sefss Chairs and Arm
Chars in crimson plush: rosewood Etagere rosewood
bic TOP Centre and Side Tables Brocate Lace Window
Curtans Dining Room Furniture, rer aud Mante, Glasses,
rosewood and mahogany FIR nch Bedsteada rosewood
ba Dressing Bureaus, Hair Mattresses Feather Beds,
Bedding Dr. Aso Of Kitchen Furniture,
with which o sale will
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vrytriLAu ABBOTT, AUcTIoSEER, SELLS ON
w Thrrsday, ~ ION oesck The bs,sneal Drug Store
az GOOD ssocs 81 usvss ncess Sad n~,ks cl.ss Jss
Cossisrs ehssiss. eeds poaasis> A~oins vrrms ~.
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SHIRrINgs At AUCTION .,,,vo
- BP FAiRcHILp. AUcTfoNFkR,
April 10, al iO9 cock large nifty OF eAHa IsAVy
BlEAciiED SnIR4ihoS.
>ara widc, In perfect order for the iFadt
THOMAS J. MILLER AuCTIoNEFR -rERHMPfDSY
i sale OF improved Futon enue ttroo ,ynl iroP.s.y
IAN tome Gotta Houses at auction. III MNS NIL
az no safsrHon III hTOas fruity buiuing tne sNo
handsome Cottage Hon F1 avenue IVY eet west
and under r Is marble insnios aud rs .hiuies
throughout ia lots yards In enclosed ~ sub
stantaiiron ratings Terms easy Sale positive
WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO THE SALE OF
~, yala 10 Real rslsle @ b. sold at su ton ~ y "
LcpLIw 4 c.. his day (wedneei ay), a. ~ ocoek al
EAST HOUSTON srREET-yaaable Lot, with Buildings
Nos 25l.
BRuOME sTREET-39e Broome street. MULBERRY,
SEVENTH ANENuETwo Lots, oast side. near Fi't n''h
TWELFTH AVENUE AND FIrTy.rIrrR STREET
Foryhyc Lots Cores with water right North river
BROOKLYN.
Eight Lots and Cores with water right. oo Hunting on
CHEEvER PIAcE-No. 40. handsome House.
NEW HAMBu RG--(,ountry Seat known Motherhood
PEAkL'SIREEi-Nos SJo and sbs ieari street
WM. Writer'S. AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL THIS
W day at clock, ut 46t Canal large valu
able Household Furniture he from families
and others three Parlor Suits two Pier Glasses Lace and
Dsnask Curtsns Etageres Bookcase marble Wv Centre
Dining and Tea Tables; Vases elegant velvet tapestry
ment Ocoihs. Star Rods Hat Rack Chandeliers Bureaus
mShoesny black aunt and rosewood Bedsieads tnc Hair
Mattrcsss large Feather Beds, Bedding sprsads Sheets
.snds .S White Tea ana & T s csa bsss s
Ware; Extension Table rich Dinner and Tea fes gid
Loanees and otter Chairs. Rockers enamsied scs
Wardrobe and all oher goods usually found In veil FUR
nished house. and suitable for families and oshers.
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EDwARp srxTzHNicg. trrIIoEEgR; 70
b. W IVES co. wn I3vr Their personal sttsston %
salss Furniture a., a. residences OF a. ,helr ss
prntsemenfs made.
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HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO., AUOTIONEERs.-HENRY
IL H. LEEDS co. will sell 1T auction Thursday.
April TO- ut VI O'Clock In the gallery the saiesroo ~
Nassau street valuable and costly Pictures By American art
fsts pHncpaly painted order for the by
James Hart A. b Dnssnd, j W Cs.lIesr g. r GiGSrd =
ton, Ksnssit. Tate. Patrols Lemmens, L. Mignct YIN.
Hart ID. johnson. Owen. Geo II Hall, Moore. Williamson.
ter and others forming altogether very superior collection
logue.
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II II. LUDLOW. AUcTIoSBER.
~. Executors ssie OF valuable
LEAsEHOLD PROPERTY
20. on v~sey street. st AUCTION.
Y. II, LUDLOW 4 co.
yauespI ri snai "a a TUX: TUX q q 10 O'Clock

~ the Menhsnts Exchange sAlesroem,
III Broadway Trinity BuLdng). New York
he oil OF w :. Wettnore. decreased
vksRT sTREET.-Jhe eve story marblc front s.ore and
Lot vesey street north SIDE between Church and Green
wtch Streets well tui with basement and sub Gel
lar nxs0 eet lot s xu leased from Trinity church Win
rvrewais Asps Ac 81 the once OF the aicuoneers, No.
Ptuen n Broadway.
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Ii ENRy H. LEEDS CO.. AUCTIONS ERS.-HENRY
Ii II. LEEDS co. viii sell ut auction Thursds u
April 49, a, is O'Clock at 3ss oome stree, Household
Furniture consisting of Brussels and Ingram Garrett, Vel
vet Rugs MAJ ogany Sofas IN tnicoth mahos Ohairs
IN hatrcth IouBs In ciDtt rosewood Marble Top Gen.
Tables, rosewood and ri frame Engravings Marble
Siahsand windo~ Curtains Marble
Top Centre Table lounges In ha loh ahOgany Divans,
IN ngured brocafe Looking Classes mahosany bedst ADS
Hair Mattresses, aho:any Marble Top Washstands Iatned
and enamecd Cottire Sn once Chairs Husbands Bol.
sters and Pillows Conrorters wsr,Tobes Kitchen Furn
tlr0.