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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-17
Delalge, No. g.

AT the annual meeting of Deluge Fire
Company, No. 2, the following officers were
elected for the year ensuing: Foreman,
+. r. Brown; Assistant Foreman, w. w.
Mack; Foreman of hose. B. F. Rollins !;
Clerk and Treasurer, N. NJ. johnson :;
Standing Committee. B. F. Rollins. j. A.
Harlow. j. r, Baldwin.
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MusicQZ.

Mr.. Stephen o. Elkins with his class of
singers at Lyndon Center gave concert at
the Baptist Church, on Friday evening last.
Notwithstanding the rains the day and night
previous, and the sudden change of base of
Boreas' forces, followed by genuine March
buster on the afternoon of the sing, at
which time the class were to meet for re-
hearsal, the attendance in the evening was
large and the exercises very satisfactory.
The selections showed taste and discretion
on the part of the conductor, and they were
very well performed by the class. The sat-
isfaction of the audience was often made
manifest by marks of applause. and in par
ticular did Uncle Sans Funeral" sung
by MIR. Elkins and Johnny SCHNEIDER :"
by the choir, bring down the house. Mr.
Elkins proves himself an excellent mana
ger, bringing to his aid those requisite quail
tiles, which seldom if ever tail to secure
success in whatever calling Introduced
force and perseverance. We can congrat-
ulate the captain on his success in a musi-
cal as well as military direction. Inc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-17
THE CALEDON IAN,
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

cr- We eni,.vor to make Tie CALRpcNlAS valuable
for H. c1i eus; and friends in Caledonia: Esex and
Ureans counties will confer great favor TO and
add very materially to the interest of the paper by sending
Us local items in brief legibe form.
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Io " PRIcEs:

10 " PR &c e 3:
Ladies who will please to give Mr.. Lon ERGAN's
Store call will find beautiful assortment of
Ladies' Caters and Shoes of Glove Kid.
Ladies Serge Balmorals.
Ladies' Buckle Balmorals.
Ladies Union Serge Balmorals.
Ladies' Heavy Grained Balmorals.
Ladies' Calf Balmorals
Ladies Grained Balmorals, Rubber Bottoms.
Also. a large assortment of all kinds of
Ladies Slippers.
Ladies' Heavy Cater Walking Shoes.
Ladies' Plain Serge and Congress Boots.
Misses Pebble Calf
Misses Serge Balmoras.
Misses Serge Congress Caters
Misses Cater Balmcrals.
Together with all kinds Of
Childrens' Copper Toed Shoes
Childrens' Goat Balmorals
ChiIdrens' Kid Balmorals
Childrens' Jenny Lind Balmorals.
Childrens' ANGLE Ties.
And gents who will please to step into the right
hand door will there ind a room fitted up and
furnished expressly for their accommodation, and
where they will find constantly on hand all sizes
Gents French Calf Boots, sewed and Pegged.
Gents Heavy and Coarse Fines.
Gents Calf Oxford Ties.
Mems Heavy and Coarse Fine Shoes.
Mems Arctic Overshoes.
Mems Rubber Overshoes.
Ladi,s', Misses and Childrens' Rubbers.
Also a fine lot of
Gents Slippers Of all kind and fashions.
SEWED AND PEGGED BOOTS,
Will here be made to order at very short notice
of any style quality required.
Nix. LoNERGAN would further state that he
has just returned from market with very
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH CALF.
and all kinds of stock which he keeps constantly
on hand and sells to those who may wish to fur
nish their shops without the expense and trouble
of going to the city.
Ladies and Gents wishing to procure the very
latest styles of SHOES AND BOOTS. at the
very lowest rates will do we'll to call at
p. p. LONERGAN'S
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
ON RAILROAD STREET,
St. Johnsbury, Vermont.
40-52)
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-17
4 TRUE STORY.

gentleman from Boston in visiting his friend
who owns a nice, uell-stocked farm in our
neighborhood, was invited TO look over the prem
ises; and after examining tae nice fat hogs in
their roomy sty the sleek looking cows with their
bags OF gold. the beautiful horses, oxen and
other stock, they came to the sheep pasture.
where was a nice flock of about 500 sheen. among
them splendid buck valued at thousand dol
lars Said he, How warm they must be, how soft
and comfortable their fieeoes look Yes, said the
farmer they are that. but after your long walk cut
here in the fields, rather guess you viii think
that the lounge you probably noticed in cur
sittins-room is soft AMI comfortable. / bought
1t OF CASINO. on ST Johnsbu7y Plain, few
months since. and | think that that LOUNGE
and the SPRING MATTRESSES, with which
l have just furnished my house, to be about the
best investment ever made. 2stf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-17
Torrent, No. I.

Torrent, No. 4.
! This Fire Company met on the 18th, and
elected the following officers: Foreman,
J. W. Spencer; 1st Assistant, Alden Wheel
er; I'd Assistant, Ira Smith; Clerk, Alvah
Harvey.
subjects Of DiscOurses, March IL.
North Congregational Church; preaching
at 1890 AN. Morn; Rev. f. {. Cummings ::
But as many as received him. to them gave
he power to become the sons of God, even
to them that believe on his name: Which
were born, not of blood, nor of the will of
the flesh, nor OF the will of man, but of
Cod John, II, Is. Evening, Sabbath
School Concert.
South Congregational Church; preach
ing service at 1870 and 1.45. Morning:
Kew. l.. o. Brastow; Nevertheless 1 tell
you the truth; 1t is expedient for you that
60 away: for if l 60 not away, the Com
forter will not come unto you; but if l de-
part, will send him unto you.'' 16John z,
Afternoon; SIN whom are hid all the trea-
sures of wisdom and knowledge" 2 Col. 3.
Methodist Church; preaching service at
1870 and l.45. Morning; Rev. McAnn;
'Quench not the Spirit" 5, Thes. 10.
Afternoon; ''When strong man armed
keepeth his palace, his goods are in peace:
But when stronger than he shall come up-
on him and overcome him, he taketh from
him all his armour wherein he trusted. and
divideth his spOils." II Luke q, p.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-17
Soldiers Record.

Mr.. |. w. SanbOrn was instructed at the
town meeting on Tuesday week to prepare
a " Soldiers Record for the town of Lyn-
don. to whom all matters of interest pur-
tanning to the Lyndon soldier boys should
be forwarded. A. G. Chadwick, Esq. was
elected to do the same for st. JOhnsbury.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-17
More Lyndon Beef.

| Chas. FOlsom's fat Durham COW, of which
mention was made in The CALIFORNIAN a
few weeks since. was sold to Ruggles &
Hastings the present week for $3.50. Mr..
Folsom bought the COW of A. j. Willard.
Esq, less than six months ago, for $50, and
has fed her but moderately since. The live
weight of the COW was l44O pounds. Who
in the county has better one? This is the
way model farmers make their money: and
there are many such among the Green
Mountains. Inc.
Files and Butterflies.
SIR:-In your issue of Feb. "A. you no
tlce the curiosity of butterfly in winter :;
now have seen something more rare than
that. One cold morning this winter, on
going to my barn, l saw that heap of
horse manure was steaming up quite warm.
On going to it observed that it was cover
ed over with very small flies, which were
as lively and smart as though it was June.
Now the question is, where did the eggs
come from that produced these flies? The
manure was all put there since cold wealth
er, so the eggs could not have been deposit
ed in warm weather. Can some of the wise
ones explain? NJ.
Cabot, March Z.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-17
st. P0tricE'S DaU.

Tomorrow, Friday), in honor of the
patrOn-saint of Ireland. some Catholic chill
dren will appear in series of tableax.-
Performance in the Catholic Church, at 2
and JPN. Admittance, 10 cents; children
cents.
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HiNH Priced Cattle.

Messrs. Ruggles & Hastings lately bought
of Amasa Bemis & Son two oxen for which
they paid $50, two other oxen $3.50, four
three years old Devon steers S425. They
also bought of j. L. G. Cunningham, Esq,
two four years old steers for $40, also one
Durham COW of Mr.. Charles Folsom for
$50. Our correspondent asks if men who
sell their stock at such prices can pay their
taxes? We should think they could.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-17

HunneWeil's Universal Cough Remedy.
There is, probably, no line Of diseases which has been
more enormously treated than Throat and Lung Com
plants. w.
There Is also not recipe written nor preparation be-
ore he PuDc ior the above complaints, that does
contain lpecac. Antimo1y Lobela, Opium. in some
form or other VIII ch claim to be entirely i
Of such eases they produ nausea cause
the stomach to repe food and disease to triumph
over what nature requires to keepup strength
AGAIN these objectionable compoDents doses to
be place so lar apart that the irritation which causes
the Gousn gets tne pper hand and the foundation of
weak lungs or consumption Is permanently laid.
true Cough Remedy should not only be the pocket bed
SIDE OF companion Of all and to be used lust
often as there tickling in the throat or disposition to
cough but to allow Of its free after the cough is check
cure perfect.
Cases Of most violent Sore Throat with all the symp-
toms OF Dpthera have been entirely ed by making
HOarsenesS 1t is invaluable.
JOHN L.: HUNNEWELL Proprietor,
49, Practical Chemist, Boston. Mass
Also, Proprietor Of HunnewelTs Tolu Anodyne and
Hunnewelrs Eclectic Pills.
JOhnsbury.
Sold also BY all dealers in Medicine. $3.50
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-17

ARD. PORK HAMS, BEEF HAMS.
l/Dried Beef, good No. l. Mackerel, No. Her
ing and the best Of Cod Fish and Salmon, TO be
found At BARNEYS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-17
n EW A RRANGEMENT!
GREAT BARGAINS!!
p. p. LONERGAN

Returns his thanks to the people Of Caledonia
County for their former liberal patronage, and
would respectfully inform the public that he has
lately reftted his
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ON II \ l. II q AID STREE
In neat and commodous manner with new
wei furnished and tasty room prepared expressly
for he accommodation of ladies', and has now
constantly on hand an assortment that mus.
please the most fastidious, which he is selling at
extremely
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-17
Itch! Itch Itch ! Scratch! Scratch !

Scratch !-WHEAfON'S OINTMENT WILL
CURE THE ITCH IN 4s HOURS. Al.ocur. SALT szrur.
ULCERS, cHLBLASs, and all lRrprIoxs OF ZEE AKIN Price
50 cents For sale by all Druggists By sending 60 cents
TO WEEKS POTTER, Sole Agents, ITO Washington ST.,
Boston. 1t will be forwarded by mall free of postage to
any part 81 the United states. (3asO
ArFENN TUTTLE Rutland. Genera, .,s,,s s,r v, !
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-17
NelC Advertisements.

NeW Advertisements.
We call attention to the following new adj
vertisements in this paper:
Frank GOuld-Farm and stock at auction.
Norman Baker-StOck at auction.
Henry Damon" C-O-D" Boots and
Shoes.
c. NJ. StOne-SecOnd-hand stoves.
{. w. Evans Il SOn-ClOsing out sale.
}. T. Felker-House and shop at auction.
j. f. Laducer-Cash only.
f. Davis-Gualdian notice.
E. Hall-Letters in Post Office.
Listers Notice.
J. L. NATURALIZATION
Ii. L. Walters Est.-Adm's account.
S. {. WeekS-Homestead at Auction.
John Lang-Northern Clover Seed.
Lucy A. nderwood-Probate of will.
p. Jewett-Dried apple.
E. & Il. Fairbanks d CO.-Prints, de-
LANES. provisions. &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-17

A ROUGH ADvENTURE.-A brakeman
on the Rutland aud Burlington railroad was
knocked off from the top of hay car near
Gassetts Station. by his head coming in
contact with bridge. He fell down be-
tween the cars. and through the bridge,
landing on the ice some fifty feet from the
starting. point. Strange to state, he only
received few slight wounds. of so trivial
anature that he was at his work after the
third day.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-17
March MeetinO.---Oficers Elected.

-HdfcH encouragement Effected.
Reports from number of towns, receiv-
ed too late for insertion last week, will be
found on the first page.]
Observation-Disclosures, J. Nv. Harris
horn. Clerk, Stephen Howe. Selectmen,
Sylvanus Lane, Jonah Brooks, NV French.
Treasurer, VIM. Chandler. Overseer, NJ.
Carr. Constable, j. NJ. Dodge. Listers,
j. W. HartshOrn, Levi Silsby, James Morse.
Trustee, Fl. P. Coleman. Superintendent,
F. Bell. Grand Juror, Ralph Wright
Agent, j. Brooks.
Observation-Disclosures, E. w. Church.
Clerk and Trustee, NJ. Newhall. Selectmen.
E. w. Church, A. NJ. FOrsaith, Il. Wealth
erbee. Treasurer, E. W. Church. Over
seer, A. NJ. Forsaith. Constable and Col
lector. Ira Noyes. Listers, Ira Noyes, II.
D. Young, NJ. Newhall. Auditors, NJ.
Newhall, P. w. Russell, Fl. 0. Burroughs.
Grand Jurors, iona. HoughtOn, E. W.
Church. Agent, E. W. Church. Superin-
tendent, R. Risley, Jr. County Jurors, R
Risley, NJ. Newhall. Petit Jurors, Ira
NOyes, c. II. Graves.
Observation-Disclosures, Rev. L. H. Ia.
Dor. Clerk and Treasurer, Geo. c. Frye.
Selectmen, VIM. S. Howard. David Hib-
bard, Harvey Judevine. Listers, NJ. Ba.
ker, S. w. Ford, NJ. Hill. Constable, and
Collector, Denison Morse. Auditors, j. E
Woodbury.. Geo. Chase, w. c. Lewis. Su
perintendent, H. c. Woodward. G.. E.
Woodbury. elected, but declined serving. )
Overseer and Agent. Harvey Judevine
Town Grand Juror, n. G.. Graves. Coun.
ty Court Grand Jurors. c. Hill. NJ. Baker
j. w. JOslin. S. G. Babcock, Asa Hibbard
II o,I
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| COTT, JR., AUCTIONEER,
702 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
JAMES G. EARLE SONS,
FOURTH GREAT SALE OF
ABLE ORIGINAL AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
OIL PAINTINGS,

purchased by Mr.. Jas. G. Earle directly from the
or painted from sketches made exclusively
70. Among the painters represented are-Carl Hubner
81 Jourdan, 3, dc Loose ii. sondermann, Letschauer
4. Web Hldebrans Won Lsben, " Waugh Louis
hardt J.; N. r. Van starkenborgh w T. Van Stafken.
y. W. Casilear, Van Denberg, Laurent de Bcul, E.
|,cknoven- Edmund D. Lewis, Thomas Moran, and w.
collection is certainly the finest ever offered at public
Philadelphia and fully equal any ever sold In this
|y. The paintings all by modern artists all new
Il perfect order They Will be sold
POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE.
sale will tske place ut the
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
10 evenings Of Thursday Esd and Friday, oath March
tf-past seven O'Clock precisely.
pictures are now on exhibton-frea
en day and evening until the nights Of sale. Terms
bankable funds
aogus TO be obtained OF Mr.. Kneedler 100 Broadway
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GEORGE coQk, AUCTIoNEEa,
NJ OFFICE VI L1BEgTY STREET.
syPERg W0uSEHQdD TuRNITuEEE,

by GEORGE COOK, on this day, March %, at half
O'Clock at the large No 6Barcay street
The Asor House. removed for convenience Of sale The
tire Furniture Of gentcel four story house. consisting
part Of Pailor Library and Dining Room Suites made by
Dessor Chamber Furniture suite and In separate o
|lafge french Plate Mirrors Lace and other Window Cur
|supefb sheeld Coffee Set Kitchen Furniture, Fine English
and French EnerAvings OIL Paintings Etageres, Bucts
Bookcaes Pan and other statuary being the entire fur
'nItnrc OF gentleman about leaving Tor Europe Catalogues
able charge, stored until April ~ free OF charge
APO one grand Panof6rte and one octave superior In.
|grument.
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CyEoRgE cooK, AUcTLQNEER,oyINE RSqRAyISGs
VI and Paintin6s-By GEORGE COOK Friday, March
at 10k O'Clock Of No Barclay street about % very fine
Hneravgs Handsomely framed and well worthy the notice
OF connosseurs Also few Gnc Oh bsng private
sellectgp To DO absolutely sold.
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'oN SALE OF OVER $4,000 WORTH OF
LII PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING ROOM
IND NURSERY FURNITURE, ELEGANT
|VOOp PIAEOFORTE, PAINTINGS, CARPETS
sALE.-MACHINERY,T TOOLS, &C.


|HALsEY & CO., Auctloneers, win sell Wednes
|ch 2, at l0h O'clock on the premises known as
Building, foot Delaney street. general assortment
Vng Lathcs, Circular Saws, Screw and Eccentric
G1pdstones Smiths Bellows, shafting and Pulleys,
Skate Nationals and Tools generally by order OF
Illustrator OF the estate of Edward Behr deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22
DANCING ACADEMIES.

7 H. sEARINas PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY 2e2
c Fourth aycnuc near Twenty third streo New oasses
forming f0r ladies' nj O'Clock, gentlemen al oolOox Mr.
continues 70 give private leasons every day and psenna 10
shoae Mho wnh 70 lee1n 0ulckly
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n NOTICE.. A.. CALDWELL, AUCTION
y ESESIJUKEs k5SH FRENCH PIER AND ;,
fls DAY lwEDNEs6AYl, MARCH, "a,
0sncS 40 west fourteenth street. near Eighth ave-
comPrisss some Of the richest and most elabo-
we'd Psrior Furniture ever offered at public auction,
sold without any reserve An examination viii
intending buyers.
conta ShIee elegant full suits Of rosewood Parlor
Etagere. splendid and costly Parian Ornamental
.dSfFIcEET RosEyoog PLANoFoRTE.
instrument, with round corners beautifully carved
ase, oil modern improvements.
msgnihcsnt collection Of rare Painting rosewood
nd Easy Chairs, In fine reps; rosewood oehtre ana
bic top Tables, richly carved; sei'es anu brussels
argo variety of Dining Room and Chamber Furp!-
DC, &c Sale positive.
ON SALE OF OVER $4,000 WORTH OF
Eli PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING ROOM,
Nd NURSERY FURNITURE, ELEGANT
svEk WEE Rich dGT Stass ac
Wednesday, afternoon at two O'Clock, by HENRY
GorI a the eegsn. dwelling House
three Handsome Drawing Room Suits superior Eta
ntre and Pier Tables, French Pier Mirrors, Damask
valuable on Paintings, Bronzes and elegant Parlor
kGNIFIcENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE,
AND COVER, WITH MAKERS WARRANTED.
pod, walnut and mahogany Chamber Furniture OF
Sofa, Chairs of all kinds, fine Encognures, oak
urniture, Buffet, Table and Chairs &C.; French and
hsasy cut and snsra,ed Glass Silver Ware
EIsrRAroRs ssA!.LEzzMACHINERY. TOOLS, &C.
a Ia y = A. CO, Auctonssrs, win sell wednes
ing Lathcs, Circular Saws, Screw and Eccentric
G1ndstones, Smiths Bellows, Shafting and Pulleys
Of hs sO Of O.
L.. SMITH, .AUCTIONEER-ovERs 5000
orth OF Household Furniture to be sold this day. at II
at the residence. IL Stuyvesant place. Ninth street,
b Second and Third avenues consisting OF one mag
Panoforte, COS. $500; elegant Paror Suits, Brussels
y Wasllstands Mattresses, and everything belonging
class house Sale positive.
!. RICHARDS 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs.- 500 CASES
,oots and SHOES at aucton.-A. s. RICHARDS 4
Y sell on Wednesday March zs at ioA o'clock at
ues arc now ready. Also 1900 cases at private SALE
JON SALE OF ggRNITURE-IN BROOKLYN,
at So Morton street., b. Mahogany Sofas Bureaus aus
lEed d Tapestry threepy Carpets, China and
I-.eo ware, Stoves, kitchen Furniture. &C.
ION NOTICE.-GAs FIXTURES AND PLUM
rs, materials ,o ana Tools Will be sold to the highest
3 At ios T. NJ e. MoaF ea,n Au %stisassaay
RE CHANCE FOR PARTIES COMMENCING
Observation-Disclosures assortment of Household
re for sale ut sacrifice Superb Drawing Room
oycred brocatel and rep; Etageres Bookcase, Piano
drrors, Carpets, Chandeliers, Paintings, Statuary
J, Clocks, Vases Bureaus, Bedsteads Wardrobes
ses, blankets, Extension Table, Buffet, Sofas, Chairs
and Tea Sets elegant Sets Glass and Silver Ware In
months. WIN be sold half original cost. Inquire
Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
OURNEAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO.
line street. Personal attention given to sales Of Fur
residences of owners.
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T,HEATRE FRANCAIs-NIBLo,s CONCERT SALOON
i RE-OPENING, AFTER THE SUCCESSFUL TOU
TO PHILADELPHIA.


THE WEEKLY PLAY BILL
L a JOURNAL or THE FINE ARTS, LITE RATUR1.
THE DRAMA AND MUSIC.
Annual subscription 81 So exclusive Of postage. Single
copies, Three Cents
The FIRST number of the WEEKLY PLAY BILL will b
published Wednesday, the Goth Of March II will forn1
do lie sheet Of the of the daily ISSUE printed
paper of superior quality
The WEEKLY PLAY BILL will have section devoted -
Boston and another to Philadelphia The Fashionable Art
Literary and other Gossip viii be contributed by local
writers Of cmnence proposed shortly to include Wash
ngon and other cities Ia the arrangement Thus the PLAy
BILL Ill become out of New York well as In It. house
hold word and q necessity.
In addition OF the daily issue, the
WEEKLY will contain Original Poetry an Interesting so
carefully prepared Record OF all the Theatrical and Mustc
Events occurring throughout the Provinces and variety Of
Original Articles on different subjects.
the following prizes 70 literary competitos;-
One Thousand Dollars for the Best Humorous Story
making four hundred pages OF ordinary novel size
Two Hundred Dollars Tor this Best Satircal Poem OF o1
thousand more lines, the Follies OF the Day.
Both Story md Poem must be sent In TO the Editor bcfogu
the frst OF September next
Advertisements for the first number Of the WEEKL1
PLAY BILL should be forwarded TO the oGce before III
Saturday preceding An extra edition will be printed AZ
Specimen Number to be circulated extensively throuShs
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w this day, at O'Clock at 4 Canal two rosewood
Parlor Suits Pier Glass and Mante do Curtains Piano
Centre Dng and Tea Tables carved Bedseads fine Hair
Mattresses Feather Beds Cottage Suits Dressing Bureaus
Brussels Three ply and other Carpets; Ollcloths Rugs
Mats also 20 second hand Carpets from Twentieth st.
yxrILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE NO 4
w East broadway sells On this day a. 10 o'clock sharp
Thirty fourth street. fine Refrigerator brass Scales Horse
and Cart Furniture Of family.
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUcTIoNEER, OFFICE NO.. 4
w East Broadway, sells this day, at IL O'Clock, the
Stock Fixtures OF the liquor Lewis
Sixth streets beer Pumps Counters brass Measures Kegs
Bottles &c.
w East Broadway. sells this day, at O'Clock, the
Stock and Of the grocery liquor Cherry
stree Soap Starch Candies Teas, Counters Beer Pumps
Gas V1ktures, &c.
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ORDER or LINUS scUDDER AND AMOS WOOD.
RUFF, administrators OF John Scudder, deceased.
Broadway-The Lease Of the lot, with the four story
store and dwelling House, No; l92 Kast Broadway,
beast Of Jefferson street. Lease has q 10
| from May, 1853 with renewals. Ground rent S276
by 40 feet and extension of 80 feet lot 20 ~ by
st East Broadway.-Thc Lease OF the Lot, with the
and Clinton streets House 2sx.5 feet Lease has
bars 10 from May l. 1887 with renewal Ground rent
] Lot 2zx87 feet inches Sold by MORRIS WILKINS,
|rh Is, at Ill Broadway.
ENJ. r. FAIRCHILD, AUCTIONFER, WILL SELL
this day. March o. at 10 A. NJ at I'D Nassau street
tty Of Clothing Trunks, &C. By order Of the admins
pr " John Lynch, deceased.
E. I. WILLS NONCOMPLIANCE SALE OF
Earlaenware aEd Glassware, this day wednesday,,
ch "a at io o'clock at the store rs Murray street. Gaia
ss ready
W. IVES 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs, WILL SELL AT
their store 30 Liberty street, Thursday March %
inc O'clock Horses, Carriages and Harness. close
rass n perfect order Coupe Brett Park phaeton two
seat Rocksways. Also top and road Wagons, in I'LL
ntyv Wagons. Sale positive. TO pay advance. Cata
ies on "Wednesday Persons having Horses or Wagons
wish Included IN this sale will send the particulars by
lDesday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

Il. SMITH, AUCTIONEER-OvER 5000
orth Of Household Furniture to be sold this day. at II
at the residence IL Stuyvesant place, Ninth street,
/ Second and Third avenues, consisting of one mag
Panoforte, COS. 5000 elegant Parlor Suits Brussels
rain Carpets OIL Paintings, Mirrors, Centre Tables
(, Waslstands, Mattresses and everything belonging
I class house. Sale positive,