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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-04-17
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STATE OF VERMONT. !
ADJ'T * ms. GENERALS OFFICE, !
Montpelier, March y, 1865. J
GENERAL ORDERS No. ,.


Montpelier, March y, 1865
GENERAL ORDERS No. ,.
For the purpose of the organization
and government of the active militia of
this State, under the act of the General
Assembly, entitled IAN act for orga-
niZing the militia approved Novem-
Der %, 1854, and amended November
p, 1867, ii l. hereby ordered A. fol-
lows:
MILITARY DISTRICTS.
l. The State is hereby divided in
three military districts, To be numbered
to first, second, third.
:. The regiments organized iii said
districts will constitute one brigade.
>. Ten companies Of infantry. to
consist of fifty-one officers and men
each, may be raised in each of said
three districts, and will be allowed and
accepted, and are TO be raised bv sub
districts as follows;
FIRST DISTRICT.
Addison County-two companies.
bennington County-two companies
Rutland County-three companies.
Chittenden County-three companies.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Washington County-three compan-
les,
Orange County-two companies.
Windsor County-three companies.
Nindham COunty-two companies.
THIRD DISTRICT.
CALIFORNIAN County-two companies.
Essex County-one company.
franklin County-three companies.
Grand Isle COunty-one company.
LamOilie COunty-one company.
Orleans County-twO companies.
4. There may also be organized in
each OF said military districts one sec
ton OF light artillery, consisting Of not
less than thirty-four nor more than fif-
ty-one officers and men each.
). The term Of service in said COM
panies viii be five years. unless sooner
discharged.
The form Of enlistment contract will
be substantially as follows:
STATE OF VERMONT.
We, the undersigned. residents of
several towns in the State of Vermont.
set against our names respectively. do |
hereby voluntarily enlist and agree to |
serve in the militia of this State. en- I
titled IAN act for organizing the mi
ltia, approved November u, lS67.-
subject to the Constitution and Laws of /
his State and the United States. and /
uch rules and regulations as shall be /
prescribed in accordance Herewith.
The above extract from an order of
he Adjutant and Inspector General i
efficient to show the object sought.
nder the law of the last session the
is to be volunteer, but for
ach days drill, not exceeding five DAYS
II the year, under the orders of the
ommander-in-chief, the members OF the
rganized militia receive two dollars
ach. For regimental drill fifty dollars
5 allowed for fuel and straw. Who
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SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Gen. Thomas was recalled by the de-
Tense and examined by Mr.. Stanbery.-
he testified that at his interview with
the President on the Dist of February,
ne had not received the order from STAN
ton not to act as Secretary Of War.
cross-eronined by Gen. Butler.-Don't
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Cun0diGn Ne,rs.

The -Niacrre says =" From the autop-
sy of Mr.. MCGEE it appears that his skull
was very thin, an indication OF superior
mentality and intellectual force, such as
appeared in the skulls of Sir l.. II. La
fOntaine and the Hon. A. \. NORM.
The brain of the Hon. Mr.. Niece
weighed 59ounces. The average weight
/ of the brain in man is A. ounces. That
/ of the great Irish orator, O'ConneH.
( weighed 81 ounces, that of the great
! English Chancellor weighed $50 ounces.
that of Dupuytren 80, and that of Gu
vier 599 ounces. Mr.. Notices internal
organs were all perfectly sound, though
there was a slight degeneracy of the
fatty substance round the heart, which
was somewhat in excess. He was assas-
sinated like Rossi, the Minister of Plus
IX through the carotid artery"
The following are the officers of the
new Masonic Lodge at Frelighsburg;
w. Bro. G. r. Marvin, w. VI.
Bro. f. II. Golf, 5. w.
Bro. J. Lendsberg, J. w.
Bro. Elijah Rowell, Chap.
Bro. s. r. Whitman, Treas
Bro. f. j. Parker, Sec'y.
Bro. Allen w Miner, :. ID.
Bro. Geo. :. Warney, }. ID.
Bro. !. :. Lamour, ID. of G.
Bros. Noah Sager and Robert Oliver,
Stewards.
Bro. +. Macy, |. G.
Bro. NJ. Spencer, Tyler.
The regular communications are held
on the first Monday of each month pre-
ceeding the full moon.
Andrew kirkpatrick, a corporal in the /
Frelighsburg company. which, under 1
the orders of a Captain Carter, made the |
famous "quick timeu between st. Arm /
and and st. Alexander, before an imag- !
mary Fenian army, died recently, from /
internal injuries received on this forced /
march.
\ number OF the most respectable and
influential citizens of Ottawa, including
the jury of inquert, took part in Mr.
McCiee's funeral
To INvALIDs.-Those afflicted with
'ANiNi", NSoBVpSAd, INci coiii-
plants, rheumatism, neuralgia, and all
diseases caused by impure blood, should
apply at the Medical Institute, No. 10
Iempie Place, Boston. DIR. r. Greene,
the Principal, has had remarkable sue
cess In treating this class of diseases
during practice of more than twenty /
years in this city. Many thousands |
have been restored to health by his treat |
ment, after seeking relief elsewhere in |
I vain.
The Doctor has issued new edition |
of his book, of one hundred pages, des-
cribing these various diseases and their
mode of treatment, which he now offers
to send free to invalids. Address X.
Green, NJ. D., TO Temple Place, Boston,
Mass-Bosfoa Traveller,
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AUCTION.

nISSOLUTION-T copartpersb,p beroto-
II fore existing under the name OF Wyman 4
Huntington il by mutual conent this dav dis
solved. All accounts with said firm must be
settled immediately. Either partner is author
lied to receipt for the same.
CHARLES WYMAN,
q. Il. II, HUNTINGDON,
The weteh and iewery business in all it bran
ches VIII be continued, with promptness, and iu
49, CHARLES WYMAN.
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PROPDSED RETIREMENT or
<ECRETfRl- STfNTON-,
He Determines to Resign all
Public Duties.

AsHINGT0N. April II.
The following letter was addressed bv
Secretary stanton to Senator Cameron
to-day:
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For the purpose of the organization
and government of the active militia of
this State, under the act of the General
Assembly, entitled IAN act for orga-
nizing the militia approved Novem-
Der -, 1854, and amended November
p, 1867, ii l. hereby ordered A. fol-
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PLATED WARE,

PLATED WARE,
At the lowest manufacturers prices. and have
now on hand the largest stock eyer offered m
this market. Also, the larsest assortment or
Toys and Fancy Goods, which wlll sell cheap
Agents for Lazarus 4 Morris Celebrated Spec
tacles, the best in Market. Steel SpectaeIes at
prices all the way rom 2j cents 70 81 30 per
pair. s1od assortment OF Bronze Clocks Just
received. Can and examine before purchasfng
els6where. 2O2 A. H. MUNfAN.
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TNEBRUARY nth. 1865.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-26

IRE, LIFE & ACCIDENTAL
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCEl
MoSTRosE, PA.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED OVER
$4,000, 600!
Home ms, Co, N YCapitol and Surplus, 50 700 600
International Ins. CO., n. Y. l,50GO09
Lyeomng Co. Mutual, Muncy, Pa, r 100000
Farmers Mutual, York, $50. 1000
Ins. Co.. State of Pa, Phila., Pa. 700, 900
Hartford Fire Ins. Co, Hartford Ct. l,sO0, ,o00
Travellers Ins Co. of Hartford Ct, insur-
ing against all kinds Of accidents. 100000
CoNSEcTIcUr Mutual LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
of Hartford, CT, paying so per cent. dlvi- -
deDds to the insured. Capital Sl0,000,000
Notes received in payment of one half the
premium, on which six per cent. interest
only is to be paid, and only four notes re-
qured. The notes are never TO he paid un-
der any circumstances-PO Policy will be paid
in full and notes given up
Assets over $1,000 COO
AMERICAN LTPE INSURANCE CO.,
Of Philadelphia, Pa, Capital, Sl,000,000
C. ii. SMITH Solicitor, Montrose, Pa.
HARTFORD LIVE STOCK ms. CO,
Capital - - - s56OO,O 900
IlsrDnce on all kinds of Lire Stock against
Theft and Deaf Tom any cause.
All Business entrusted TO care will be ate nded
to fair termes, and all Losses promptly adjusted
eH.. e1..lSGs 1RnOuD ps"w sToUD Il BROWN. Agents,
NJ. C SUTTON, Esq, Frendsville, Pa, Solicitor
Office first door east of hBrick Block" montrose Pa.
y7-n3-tf
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-26

Our Stock of CLOTHING is complete,
and not equaled in this, nor surpassed in
the best New York and Philadelphia mer'
chant Tailoring Establishments. Suits
made to order in the latest and best style.
We have purchased our stock since the
last reduction in the prices of our goods.
We have purchased largely, and are deter
mined to sell at less prices than the san'
kind and quality of goods can be bought st
any other establishment In this or adjoin-
ing counties. We bought them to SELL
and all who call to see US will readily bs
convinced that we are bound to dispose Of
them.
All goods cheerfully exhibited without
scoldiug fyou do not buy.
/ Cali and see ns.
.ro SHERMAN G LATHROH
Tuskbauussk, Rev:vsb l9eE
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farm &arpsn & Nitfbsn.

tR Farmers. and Agricultural men generally
are requested to contribute TO this Department as il
IA from their experience that we hope to gain some
thing Of interest for our readers.
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CONNECTIONs--westward.


The MORNING TRAIN from New York con-
meets at MASuNkA CHUNK with the train leav-
ing Philadelphia (Kensington Depot) at 90 =. Ill.
aud at GREAT BEND with the through Mail Train
on the Erie Railway, with sleeping attached,
stopping at all the principal stations that road,
aDd arriving at Buffalo at 6 Is m, aud at Sala-
manca at S so a. IN.
The Passenger train from Scranton connects at
Great Bend with through trains going west and east
on Erie Railway, arriviny at Buffalo at 1900 mid
night, a Id at Salamanca at ll.55 p, m.
Eastward.
The MORNING TRAIN from Great Bend con-
meets there with the Cincinnati Express on the Erie
Railway from the West; at Manunka Chunk with
a train for Philadelphia, Easton Trenton, and in
termediate stations arriving in Philadelphia at 800
p. m, and at New Hampton with train for Eas
ton. Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading and Harris
burg arriving at Harrisburg at $50 p. m.
AT SCRANTON. connections made with
trains the LackawanLa and Bloomsbury Rail-
road, and on the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co.'s
Railroad, Time Tables of which roads printed
below.
R. A. HENRY. Gen Pass Tkt, Agent. je29tf
Anew S.TORE!
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SHOES

SHOES
Woman's, Misses, and ChildrenL
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-26

CHERRY GRAFTs.-The most difficult
scion to grow is that of the cherry. We
have employed experienced grafters-dis-
trusting our own skill-to set cherry scions,
and on one OCCASION not one grew in the
lot, some twenty-five in number, We have
succeeded ourselves in two out of three, but
this is not enough where persons have only q
few stems 10 operate on.
The want Of success is to be ascribed to
two causes. The first is the lack of care and
good tools in settling the scions but the
second aRd principal is the last period at
which the scions are cut. When the cherry
but is once swollen, it 10 very difficult TO get
it TO grow. They should, therefore, be cut
before there is any signs sofswelling-and of that
time is nolD and generally during this month.
They should be buried in the ground Geep
enough to be beyond the influence Of the sun,
whence they can be taken out and used when
needed throughout the grating season. Some
persons, we know, preserve gratis Of all kinds
in icehouses, cellars, buried in sand, or tied
up in moss, &C., &c, and those modes al
swer very well but in our experience We
have found that they keep nowhere in 50
good condition as when buried 10 the
ground as we suggest. This is also true of
graper and other cuttings, though we know
that other modes are praclIced, especially BY
nurserymen.-Germdnt Telegraph.
Observation-Disclosures will do we'll to
preserve the following frst-rate recipe for
sausage:
@To every twelve pounds of meat take
three tablespoons Of saIt not much beaped,
three tablespoons black pepper, eight table
spoons Of sage, and o teaspoon half full Of
Dd psppsE.
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.
INFORMATION.

TNFUNWAE EEUN.
Information guaranteed to produce luxuriant
growth of hair upon bald head beardless face
also recipe for the removal of Pimples, BIotchps
Eruptons, etc, on the skin, leaving the same soft
clear and beautiful, be obtained without charge
BY addressing. .
THOS r CHAPMAN, Chemist.
S7epadwsy, NswYsA.
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Insurance Agency.

DANIEL WRIGHT IL NEPHEW,
.dt ZUn6h0nn0ck', 1n,
Are Agents for the following and all other response
bic Insurance Companies
-co nc-
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Wx wITTERs AUcTIoNEER. SELLS, This DAY
at2 2oclock, at "a Cana, street, Pare suin, rrcne1
Tea Tabes E,ageres Pianofore, Hswsck Hall and bsse
Oilcloths Chamber suits Hair and hasrssse1
Feather eds Linen hcrts marble top Dress bureaus one
chestnut SUIT, with marble tops ioies china, Ssss silver
Ware, Stoves Lounges kasy, KQckink And other Chasf
also Extension and iabes hiy OF sixty pieces ,ecene
hand Carpets large lot Of 0ilcioshs s.so nres 20
CrockeIy ware and everything Tor nousekeepino oooo
packed and shipped In lots " suit
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A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD
Furniture sale at less than auction prcesA
chance parties commencing housekeeping. All the
Furniture Paintings &C., contained In the eesant private
Sixteenth between Fifth Sixth
superb Drawing Room Suit, covered French
hrccate of the richest description Slb for 200
one do rosewood Panoforte, cost r6v0 for $500
BIB Bronze Clock $b valuable library choice
on Paintings, BY celebrated artists Bronze sttuary, Mirrors
velvet Carpets Bronze Chan.eiers Turkish Chairs
Lounges rosewood Ledsteads, Bureau. Wardrobe Com.
mode Toilet Sets, Mattresses,
elegant Ruby Crystal Glassware, SIverware table cut
ley Linen, In lots to suit purchasers at less than half
the original cost The furniture has been than
i've months and In perfect erder n. B-The above
sale.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

,DOr 0FTfUE NOTICE. rI1I. ~ -
The malta d. Europe win be despatched from shis once
- Tuesday, fhurfay and Saturday. closing II O'clock
Seon, and a stations and B, Il 81 G. snd D. II Ssi
aa1 2, II 10, and % n O'Clock A. n lr,yaI a -.
y be posted the general pnes and she ataens 1sa
- ~ JAMES kEI4LY p ~
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NEWSPAPERS.

T,EApy ro.MoRR0w SATURDAY NAY u.
II there are Oft, and laughter moving Picsure
embracing no e ii comic heals ana tsces IN the nev
nufnnrr ol YANKEE NOTIONS, incudns the large comic
,t,tay,a brea side, representing all the Quitsr Con
,ress in fui play. fHl. AMLniCAN Nkvs COMPANY. Isl
- Aau.sss.s <s~salA
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
A T JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL'S
"A HORSE AUCTION MART,
ll2 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth ayenn

Il2 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue,
Gentlemen having private sstablishments which they wsh
o S s s n WIFI
Our dealings are almost exclusively with merchants and
gr,ncPss which honorable
ss 70 8 s SU" S's
rsS,ts, ksP. Of Horses 6si,ss.s T1rnouis pIiva.:
line 81 ss sfs Sn sSI of weather
BAY HORSE, l5 hands, about years; kind and true In
ali f ys sSd IN n
rSs
good travellers very stylish the Mare nne under sad
's sSSSE igsfs!s SSGsHRxy ss1ss1s 's% sese order.
ds BOG seseafT yn to order by Adams
in good orders also set OF Single Harness. made BY Duns
BROWN HoksE, is hands years, KIND in harness; good
SaR% sSris si s0d a6Rs sos' s% Drew stock IS
ysar kind in harness unsurpassed under saddle very sy
hands about years. KIND IN ali barnes and Under Saddle
very stylish long name 81 and tall 1itsd las, a one year
sy q s % or sSSa s Tassses
sL sO6hf Ifs sired
s n
G Say
kind all harness. free from vice sylish good ira e
sLaGK s Hoss hands, % years. si Kind IL f al Ssrnss.
and under sadde good sye free from vice and sold fo9
want of
TOP WAGON, by first class maker.
TEAM OF FLAG TAIL BLACK HORSES, w hAnds.
about kind In harness. free from vice. good style ans
family team. N
BAY HORSE 1b4 hands, years, kind In III harness,
splendid under saddle sy sh with long and tai trss
in :l5 and warranted sound, kind and true
BAY HORSE l5 hands, years. kind In harness, excel
lent under saddle very stylish and spirited, frat sadde
horse for q gentleman, warranted sound
WORK HORSES. Sold for of use.
BLACK HORSE, 16 hands, kind In harness. free
sound
Several other Horses several other Wagons, single aad
double Harness. &C.
For particulars catalogue.
We never postpone q sale on account OF weather.
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PROPOSALS.

pRrDoE nAsoNRy.-ro STONE nAsoNs PRO
ID posas w3n - received IRE Engneera oncs Dutchsss
and co'unOs ssrcsa s1hI ysss Du;sssss e county
fof fof fSSsS Ssis.s.s - so": Easiss9s
m charge, fH
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FHB TURF.
- OXEN RACES.
SECOND DAY.

10 following the ENTREES
RAoE.-Seling premium, for I'll ages, mile and
dash Judge p j. Ackermans ch. b. Eagle BY Van
a ont of Edith by Sovereign, aged $780, Co.
Soo j bowinss b. Lunar "u ~ Ifay p out q
asrwopius Aerpas $500 Meconnsl Hsrnsss snmp
son Jubal BY Baownis, out Of julia by Glencoe nve
SECOND RAox-Dash Of two mnes-colonei D. Mcdaniel.
horrissey by Breckinrdle dam BY Bonnie Scotland
years j. d. Downing, b. Exile date Peppers 0hostb oy
Frht dam Hypocrie, years. Mcconnell and Harness Dr.
Lewnonrg by imp Sovereign dam By Lexins ton years
Glencoe, oyears.
years Colonel acDansls b. Richard Connolly 9S,e
Cement, by Lexington out Of Lucy Fowler, years. NJ h.
Sanordsb La Henderson, BY Lexington dam by Giencoe
3years. Mcconnell Harness. ch; eneral Duke BY Lex.
3 sss.y by Re s,. dam AnEsina Sy XSon years A. A.
Nh 9ySMss%ssn darn BY
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A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER No. Peck siip. Buffers Infalli-
BILE Mango Cure and Flea Extermnator IS Buffers
new work. a. Extra stock Dogs.
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TUsT IMPORTED AND FOR sALE-THE LARGEST
q and finest Scotch Deerhound In the country Inquire ut
a59 William street, New Chambers in the basement
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PORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sae-Medicnes for all diseases Prepared food for
mockng BIRDS B. DovEY'S Noa and Greene street,
corner Canal.
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DY HENRY n. LEEDS, ArCTIONEER
ID HENRY X. LEEDS MINER win sell by auction
ON FRIDAY An SATURDAY EVENINGS, NAY % AMI s0
,sMr!1 e,s,Ssk 1s .s ssGs s.I, ssyeIn,,ng, ,s,v.

n7 and SIS Broadway south twelfth street,
SPECIAL SALE OF FINE PA1STINGs,
xmsricso arist NJ. l. n MioSoT, nov 10 London,
Ss1ssS SSo%Si.uS .o%s ...s M .nS S' best sar .o:s: snd
Among them will be found representations Of European
IN he elaboration Of which Be has devoted much ms
and trusting TO the American pubic due appre.
oaop also number of other hne paintings by
lm@1cIn and European artists, comprising the worts
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NEW DOG AND PIGEON STORE.-ALL CHOICE
IN breeds bought and sold Harry jennings patent Flea
Soap and Dog Medicines for SALE 81 New Chambers street
JAMES YOUNG.
CPARRows, GOLDEN AND SILVER PHEAsANTs AND
y all kinds Of Birds. r. MOkIS q Chatham street.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ITO CARRIAGE OR WAGON HAKERs.-THE ADvRR-
s account Offers his services = foreman or pssvon
Tend nesonay TO any branch Of the business Country
tabishment preferred Address f. J boz Otis New York
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<yARRIAGEs.-PAnILY CARRIAGES OF ALL STYLES
40 sacond hanI C0aches Barouchcs saxoft PhAetons
and several for sale cheap Corner kevns sNs aud
V,,lo AVIAN brOOkfyh
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i ushed tan years receipts guaranteed 3260 per week
cheap rent; very desirable place. everything new "
cheap. MEhklAA, o. Fuson sueo..
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vxTANTEp-A PARTNER IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED
w Hat and Cap mandatory; splendid chance lor an
energetic man an American preferred. Address Farmer
box 2l9 Herald ohlce .st@g. -.
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- = "a :. - =, = :.
ssps aisns. s,sswr pGs s~s-i,s ssssi
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Y >. BARRY. ArcToskEB
Magnificent Household Furniture,

HOuf6hOId FurnVufe
Positively without reserve. :. =.
:. Messrs BARRY co. viii this day FRIDAY NAY ~, ~
e brown stone residence No 70 West Twelfth street, near
Ftfh avenue, commencing at II O'Clock. -.
he sale comprises the entire OF the house eesa
ss OF rsrof furniture IN satin brocate rosewoy sI
walnut marble TOP Centre 1abes Turkish Easy 1nas, ~
rep nne rosewood octave Panoorte sna swooa
stooi rich Lace Curtains, Also
Of ON Paiutucs Brussels carpets,
ali IN good order.
Chamber suits IN rosewood; mahogany and wanu, Bu'
reaus; carved Bedseads ashsapds SOFA bs s Louneea,
Chars Also Horsehsr and other mattresses, spen-
did all wool Ingram Carpets Clocks. Vases, a.. -
Dining Room Furniture consists OF hue solid walnut Exten
siou DINING Table, Dining chairs elegant suits IN rep, s
verware Cutlery Glassware French China Tea SETS. Crock
cry, dc. .l.
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FLOWERS PRESERVED IN EVERY sTYLE-AT
very moderate prices Particular attention will given
70 Fuuerai Flowers. Also instruction gwen and state and
County kghs Tor SAFE. An partner, with capital
wanted. y. q vINIko, ss last rwes,ythird ~. Ny.
ITO UNHAPPY WIVES AND HUSBANDS. UNDER
signed having had great experiences in divorce cases,
hereby tenders HI. services 70 such persons desire 70
be released from the bonds Of maony and become
eligible for marriage. Legal advice without charge
". b. HARPER, Law oacs, ~ Censrs street.
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VIANTED-sITTINGs FOR TWO IN DIR. BEECHER's
w church. Brooklyn In gallery preferred. Pay In ad'
vance Address, stating price and location, Coregaons
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IMPRESS WAGON, HORSE AND FAIRNESS foR
~ sale together separated also top uegy, two seat
Carriage, sea. depot Wagon, Axase factory, 80
Clarke sreet. Spring.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ITO JAMEs CLEARY AND MICHAEL CLEARY, FOL VI
sriy q No Williams row, in The cty q Dublin,
1rsand the house and premises NO. Williams row In the
y q Dublin Aforesaid viii be sold By public auction before
s.d court on the Inns Quay In said city Of Dublin on the
m day OF July the OF twelve O'Clock noon, for
nent Of the thereon unless be shown
he contrary y obecton to be n!ed 10 The proper once o.
W court op o. before the Let day Of July, 1859
\ Ossss sAis' ii'h day Of Nay, lsSe. ,vv,v .,.,c.
VS.. r HoEvor Solicitor, No. - lower brmond quay
0ubtn. NJ -
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sewing machine tor Splendid oppo tunhy for
vsinena hnss be sold Immediately. Price $l,se0 t.
vEknIAM. 81 fulton street.