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The Catholic Reform Party.

The reform party in Bavaria has or
ganized with such leaders as DIR. Huber,
Professor Of Philosophy at the University
of Munich DR.. Schultz, Professor of Law
at the Prague University; Professor
Reinkens, of Bresleeu; Professor Michelis.
and eminent men OF Austria, Hungary,
Switzarland and elsewhere. On the 22d
and 23d Of September, Old Catholic dele
gates from ell parts of the continent met
in Munich for the purpose of laying down
a platform, or confession of faith. In this
the reformers declare that they still re-
tain the old Catholic faith, IA it is written
in the Scriptures and handed down by
tradition, holding to the old Catholic
form of worship, and therefore, consider
ing themselves as members of the great
Catholic church. They do not acknow-
ledge the legality of the communications
suspended over them. They repudiate the
dogmas created under the present Pope
that are in contradiction with the teach
ings of the church especially the dogma of
infallibility and the supreme iurisdiction
of the Pope. The dogma of the immacu-
late conception is Herewith repudiated.
They hold fast the old constitution of the
Catholic church, repudiatipg every at
tempt to remove the bishops from the i'm
mediate and independent direction of the
single churches. They deny that the
Pope is the only divinely appointed bear
err of authority. for according to the Trid-
entine Canon, there exists a divinely in
stituted hierarchy of bishops, priests, dea-
cons. They will only recognize the Pope
as the highest of bishops. They deny the
power of the Pope to make dogmaa, and
demand the right of testimony and obiec-
ton for the Catholic laity and the clergy.
Great reforms in the church itself are to
be introduced, and the people to have
constitu ionally regulated participation
in church off ,rs. The aim seems to be
the establishment of national churches,
with national bishops, and service and
liturgy suited to the people; though
all this without determent to the
unity of the great Catholic church.
The Old Catholics, who have already
united with the Church of Utrecht,
hope for a reunion with the Great Orient
al and Russian Church, as we'll as the
Protestant and Episcopal Churches. The
influence of the Jesuits is to be cut off in
Germany. The Old Catholics consider
this society as the source of all the diff
culties that have arisen within the Gath
olic church, and as the great power back
Of the pspal throne, and will demand their
expulsion from Germany.
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Romance of Marriage.

The following story is vouched for by
Mr.. G. B. TaYlor, a correspondent of the
Green BY Gazette, Wisconsin paper:
Me-. William Bruce, gentleman living
in comfortable circumstances upon the
bank of Suamico River, in Suamico,
Brown county, Wis, is highly respected
by the community in which he lives, as
has been evinced by his being elected,
from time to time. to Utmost of the va
rions township offices. He has also en-
loved most of the blessings of life, being
10 good health and pecuniary circum-
stances, having a valuable farm and a
pleasant home. But one thing was lack
ing to make home all gladness-a help
meet to share with him the joys of the
household
Last winter his neice from Pennsylva-
MIA visited him. and discovered his want,
gave him the address of lady friend OF
hers. living at Lynn. Susquehanna Coun-
~, Pa, and recommended her as one in
every way suitable TO adorn his home
Her name is Mary Knapp, who was con-
sort of the late venerable Justice Knapp
of Lynn, Pa. She is an intelligent, onl-
tivated, and highly respectable lady, and
beloved by all who knew her. A CORE.
spondence Immediately sprang up be-
tween them, and love grew and thrived
even through a medium as mAtter-of-fact
as Uncle Sans mails, and finally result
eds in an engagement. About this time
her affi ,nced bad An attack of neural lA
which settled in his eyes, and so affected
them that within four months sitter they
had become engaged he was almost total
" blind. Though he had become very
much attached to her though the medi-
um of the correspondence, yet a sense OF
duty led him 10 inform her Of his misfor-
tune, and to extend an off-r TO release
her from her engagement. ThereupoD
she wrote him a very kind aud Aympa-
thetic letter, in which she stated if he
were doomed to suffer fer life the awfnl
affections of blindness. he was much more
than ever in need of a wife to care for
him thoush life, md tighten the burden
of his dark and dismal pilgrimage upon
earth aud therefore tn she had no de-
sire to be released from her solemn COM
pact of marriage which she had taken.
A few weeks ago the expectant bride
arrived, and the meeting with the be-
trothed was warm and aff~ctionate, but of
course, somewhat dis4dvautageous. Soon
infrmary in Chicago, TO learn if any re-
lief from his blindness could be afforded.
but no encouragement was given. Prof.
Holmes pronounced it dropsy Of the eye,
a disease so far advanced 49, to admit OF
no hopes Of recovery. Returning home
with a sad aud heavy heart, this fate WAS
disclosed to his bride and relatives.
Though touched TO the heart with sor
row, yet even this Sid lot dissuada her
from 'he noble purpose TO assume for life
the burden To care FIR one who had snd-
denly become as he'plo 5 10 a chIli, but
VITO had spent many years in active toll.
The wedding day was appointed, and
thu nupri+ls WIRE celebrated Augu-t 9Th.
1871, by which time he bad become, it
may be said, totally blind, not having
~iehr enough to enable him to distinguish
one from another Of bis own family.
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MISS SAWYER'S SAIVr
HERF ron have a salre combining snntlirn q

Il q EIGE YOU TnbInlmg FO0fFiNg and
Ill healing properties, with no dangerous ingrcd-
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aches, wounds and bruises to which flesh IS hcir.
Is more easily applied than many other rcmedics
never producing a bad effect, but always relieving
1t is prepared by Hiss Sanger, who has u@ca !.
in her own extensive treatment of the sick, fnl
nearly twenty years, with great success.
The principal diseases for which this salve Is r..
commended are. Chi6lains. rheumatism, Pill
ScrofttLa old Ulcers, Salt Rhelfm. SpTafns, B5fr7s
FeUer Sores. FelOns, Ptnlples, EgysipcEas, So3e
Eyes, BaT'6eT's Itch, Deat5ae8s, Balls Rhlg-arogzs
COgns, Bites of Insects, Cancers, ToothdChe, I'm.
ache, Sore Nipples, Badness, SlrollCa Lyrasts
Itch, ScaEd Head TeeHting, Chdpped Handg
ScaLds Cuts, Bruises, Group, Cr0cked lips, al.4
Sores on Children
Ii never fails to cure rheumatism If properly
applied. Rub it well with the hand three lime
day. In several cases it has cured palsicd limbs
For Piles II has been discovered to be a sure
edy. Persons that have been afflicted for years
have been relieved by few applications. For Err
siDelQs it works wonders, allay5ng the inflammation
and quoting the patient For Chdpped Hignds il
produces a cure Immediately. Let those with Sat-
RheUDl obtain this Salvc and apply it freely, and
they will find it invaluable 1t Is good IA cases o.
ScTottttd and IttntoTs Cancers have oeeH clIS1
with it. The best Save ever invented for SaoOtten
TO afford relief. Sore or Weak Eyes- Rub Al
the lids gently, once or twice a day. Cures deal
ness by putting in the ears on a pieoe Of cotton.
For FelOHs this is superior 10 anything known
For Pirnples this acts like charm. For Burns
and .Scalds, apply the Salvc at once and it gives
immediate relief. For Oh Sores, apply once
dav.
For HORSES AND CATTLE.-For Sores OF
Bruises on Horses Cattle this Salveis invaluable
horses. This Saye has worked its own way lat.
notoricty and is a safe and remedy for AL tie
above ailments.
We the undersigned, have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for many years, and believe her 10 DE
a Christian lady and q skfu nurse, and having
used her salve in our families, it gives US groh
pleasure in saying 1t IS the best general medicine
we have ever used:
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CUSTOMS REoEIPTs.-The collections
OF customs in the district of Vermont, of
which Gen. G.. ]. Stannard is collector,
for the month of October, 1871, is S101.-
O75 %. At this rate of revenue, this dis
triot rates the fifth or sixth in the Union.
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RATIoNs.-Chicago families of three
persons receive daily peck of potatoes,
three pounds of pork. one pound of sugar,
one pound of cheese, three loayes of bread,
one pound of crackers, one bar of soap,
one cabbage and two quarts of onions.
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CoRNwALL.-There are taken in the
three school districts that receive their
mail at Cornwall post office one hundred
and three semi.weekly and weekly news
papers, eighty-four semi-monthly and
monthly magazines and papers.
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ID TILES. SHOT GUNS, REVOLvERs. GUN
IL materials of every kind. Write for Price
List to Great Western Gun Works, Pitt -burgh
Pa. Army guns or rev0lvers bought or traded
for. Agents wanted. octl8iaw4w
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THE HOME BIBLE.

Now complete. Over so illustrations. His
tOrlcll, descriptiVe, explanatory. A library of
Biblical Information IN English and German
Bound canvassing Books. Free to Book Agents
Address Horace King Publisher, Thompsnnville,
CJnn New Fngland Office Tor Z-ll's Popular
Ency cloped!a, and Hand Atlas OF the Word.
nOvli i&W4W
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-Mr-. Madden of Texas was 50 mad
dened by the insults Of rowdy that she
bot him dead.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy relief f@r Young Men from the effects
Of Errors ard Abuses IN, e,riv lie M.nao.a
restored. Nervous debility cured. Imued,m-B,s
20 MARRIAGE removed New m-thna or treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies Books
ano circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes
address HOWARD ASsOtIATItA No Q
oou'h Ninth st.. Philadelphia. Pa Gsept2d & ISM
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10000 FARMERS.

THE HELPER shows yol how to save ard
how to make money on the farm. Where to
look for the rroars. and how To Obtain them
free to every far,oer sending name a6d q. ad-
dress to ZEiGLEh & NC UkDY,
novlt&w4w Springfield, Mass.
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NTATCH FREE to Agents to Introduce arti-
w cles that Sc | IN every house. LATTA q
Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. novI4d2w4w
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BOOK AGENTS

is the only work extant which 81 isles this want
Ii is beautiful and stTkiny, com hrring an entire
Iv ew and elegant Fnmi Photograph 4 hum,
with compete Family History. Full particu-
ars and circulars free. A ldr-ss GEO. MAC
LEAN, School Street, Boston, Mass. Ccti8w4
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lines from Mrs. Hsle's "vrqil Of Love-

g It's Christian science makes onr day,
And freedom lends her lovely ray
And we forget meath our fair skies
The world tn 1t still in shadows lies
That India bows to Juggernaut;
Aud China worsh fps gods of clay;
And healing amulcts are bought,
Even where our Saviors b dy lay
And holy miracles are wrought
Beneath St. Peters cross crowned sway
And over Afr rs wide domain
The powers Of Death and Darkness reign"
i II d
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s O'CLOCK. a isa5
B O Y n T O n S
FURNACES. RANGES 8 STOVES.

Thirty years. experience in manufacturing
these goods have given us a stock superior TO any
in market. Send for circulars. RICHARDSON,
BOYNTON & CO., 23t Water street, New York.
Oct5d&W4w
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Read the following testimonial:

Read the following testimonial:
BosroN, Mass, Oct I, 1871.
DR.. ToPLIFF- Dear Ri II had severe tT"u-
bic with my throat and lungs. - hles tnou 9le' i-0
exceedingly, and L had almost d-spzlred o. ge'11
ting Teli-f. when was told sf your syrup -
Tar, which tired with the best Of resn =, 3
am now quite we'll My cough has TN ne 1"T
the sorsnes- hs- dIsaPp-ared - II oy tnss -
write you this. that OFT err may Try II ALo Oe
benefited, as can recommend r. 20 all.
W. h. BOW Man,
ia Cambridge street
Circulars containing Testimonials sSnt re
all on apple .tion. For sale by druggists grpsi-
ally, rent TO any part Of the country s,on-
packed, upon receipt Of the Prle-, one 90 i--
o"ttie, by the proprietor. nj ,os
henry Co, Wholesale Agents bui1'lf
Vt.
DR.. G. c. ToPLIFF. Proprietor.
octi41&Wtf Fish-T"l'le, y -
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@. 81. HOBBY,

General Agent for Southern Vermont. Ofhoe on
Merchants Row, Rutland, VI. Lmsy2azWl
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DR. TOPLIFFS
DISEASES OF TIE THROAT AND LUNGS

REoo4nKSDrD BY THE Best FHTsrolAss,
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VIC nave ever uSGQ
Rev. T. T. Cutter,
Rev. w. 0. Holman,
Rev. Joseph Kalloch,
Rev. George Pratt,
Gen. J, 7. Cilley and wife,
Capt. J. Croker and wife,
Cant. David Amcs and wife,
VIM. Wilson and wife,
L. r. Spear,
A. 5. Rice,
Geo. W. Kimba'l. Jr. Mayor
Of ROcElaHd and wiz,
Joseph Farwen,
c. r. Mallard.
Ephraim Barrett,
Icander Weeks,
Hon. \. A. BuTpee,
Francis Cob,
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We the undersigned, have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for many years, and believe her TO De
a Christian lady and skful nurse, and having
used her salve in families, it gives groal
pleasure in saying 1t is the best general medicine
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John 7 Berry,
Wan. II. Jitcymb,
Mrs. Charles Snow,
Mrs. Alex. Snow,
DR.. Z. z. Chase and wifs.
J. Wakefield and wife,
VIM. Beattic and wIle,
Jacob Shaw and wife,
john : Case and wife,
H. W wight and wife,
W. 0. Fuller and wife,
Thomas ColsOu and wife,
Dga- Henry IugTaham ali
wife,
O. !. Couaut POSTMASTER Of
Rock land and wife,
] x. Kimhall REsl wife,
William Melon.
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FINANCIAL.

A NDERSON CO., NO. 3 CHAMBERS STREET
N Money loaned Immediately New York New Jersey
real estate builders merchandise and collateral
rites Fst Second, &C. Mortgages negotiated Advances
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


AMUsEMENTs-EIEvnsrH PAeE-Foursh. hfth and sixth
AsTROLUGY- -sKoosp PAGE Sixth column.
su1k6 AND Lupsisu PAor-Fs.
BoAkDsEs sss1Sa %ASTsps.oosp S%a%n. pAerF.. column
rAar-s,h col
CITY REAL EsrATE FOR sALE-ELEvENTu PACE
oLssss sss'nS SsD sGun nsALEsxEs-rwrlrrn rAor-rouA
CU1cHMEN AND GARDENLRs- TwKLrrH PAsE-
ooAsr%isE sTEXMsHiPs-sEoorD PAar-Fourth col
SoS%Sy s, column
SY HOUSES 70 LEr SURSsHED AND uN
fourth columns. .,
fsaES sas%a ssann
KTts AS3
IiNAsciAL-FiR PAeKTFirh column.
sSsS fsp TO LET
TWELFTH PAaR-sixth column.
sRssGH
HELP s''Vi1n; INSTRUMENTATION PAes-Fah col
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIL PAGE Third and
HoRsss cSsRi%aEs SG 4o-FInsr PAer-second, third
s
INsrRuCTioN-Frnsr PAeE-Fifth column
M SIS SsTSSh SSs z AsR sHn
kSss isS SSssS&s.1:S ssssa
kAssEs column
Observation-Disclosures PAaE Sixth column.
s1sTa PAGE
PAsEs's,h .s,mn column
NEWSPAPERS. RS.-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
PERSONAL FIRST PAGE-First column.
PIANOFORTES-ELEvENTH PAGE-Fith column.
PROPUSALS-FLEvENTH PAGE-1hird column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REkT-ELEvENTH PAaE-Seconi aud third columns:
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-ELEvEsTH PAaE-Third
REAL ESTATE wANTED-EIEvrsrH PAer-Third
REM0vALs-ELHvEsruP PAeE-Th!ri column.
PAsr First and second rS, iarnns .,,.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-T PAGE
SITUATIONS sWANTED-MALEs LEs-TrELyru PAeK-Fourth
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FrRsT PAGE-sccond column
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &c.-FIRsT PACE Second
STRAW aOoDs-FRsT PAeR-F,th column.
SUMNER RESORTs-sEooND PAGE second and third
THE TRAUEs-TwrLrTH PAGE-Fifth column.
THE TURF-FIRsI PAGE-Second column.
to LET FOR BUSIN ESS I. .RPOSES-TwELFTH PAaE-
Fifth and sixh columns.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PAGE-Sixth column.
WINES LIQlO ORS, do.-ELEvENTH PAGE-Thlrd column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIKsr PAeE-Fourth col
umn.
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REWARDS.

DINKERTON's NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, 60
Exchange place, New York, with oranch Offices in Phla
depha and Chicago and correspondents other cities at
All times amply prepared to transact any kind Of legitimate
detective busn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -A--PERSONs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA. NE insurance companies; and who do not desire to
surrender their policies absolute
SUR ener value Of their policies by applying Insurance
Agency, " Liberty street.
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4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
"A and Vases at the Great Family Shoe Emporium. go
Bowery corner OF Bond street, selling 20 pcr cent below
broadway prices w. D. BIGELOW
RDBIRT IRWIN
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r. BROWN OR OWNERS OF TUBS OF BUTTER
a. consigned TO L. Muly 10 christopher street, arch
~ are requested to CALI pay charges and take away the
same II not called for In one week will be sold to
penses
June II, 1871.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


POSITIVE AND PEREMPToRy SALE OF TRoT-
"A. ting, Road and kamly Harness and Saddle Horses.
Brews,cr, Demares, Lawrence; Harneas, &c.
.na East nss sas
BY JOHN L. vANDEwATwR, Auctioneer.
Cross-ma,ched gray bay Horses is high and
% OF E Sssn s sa
dem Particulars of teams in r9 tomorrow
ss year. road
n ps
stylish good traveller can step close TO minutes Of
for se eeeancs and ac.ion warranted sound
Handsome bay Ethan Allen Horse. thoroughbred; dam
raised Burngon very handsome and Stylish
flowing tail; gamsy rapid traveller; can tos
better than 60 fenrs nothing; can be driven
sr9wn MSTss Is gs
beautiful roadster and splendid sadaer; very GENTLE
hands
years od has a gals very s ssnts M pefec pet has been
vice; warranted sound and kind.
pemarest ole and shafts; koad Wagon, by Brsw.er ot
Broone street; Double e. ana % SINE Harness, &c.
whom reference be made will be warranted every
rvation owner leaving city. Stock can be seen now
in part at above alta lie until sae sp In to.mor
weather -'N = '''' = '''' ''s@''''''
FINE YOUNG KENTUCKY MARI. KIND AND
"A genie toe fast aad spr.ed tor pres at owner Apply
lliih street.
AN ELEGANT, NEW VICTORIA AND sTIvERs
"a sh Road Wagon Pole and shafts for safe a. less
West Twcnty-third alreei.
A THE CARRIAGE OF THE PERIOD
A. variety Of ssrsonas,e sssScs in az the newest and
oauIeit :, Rockaways and Bugsies, Pony Phactons
'A''''' "'1 VI 4. :. FEXNDRAU, Carriage Builder,
No East Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue.
FULL LINE LIGHT RocKAwAys. DEPOT
"A w.sons extension top rnseon' ladies' Pony phso.on.
prices Union Repository; SIS broadway
4 LIGHT PLATFORM SPRING VICTORIA AT A EAR.
a san large sssormsn, top and open Road snseiss at
Esasy nen srosdws
VERY HANDSOME LANDAU. ALSO SATIN TRIM.
med ClaIence coaches; 81 SIX seat Phss,on, 500; one
ss s hand Sp St' r..
coach Harness cost asoO light six Germantown
f'ny %a L. E's SssY and ss Wooster street,
A -RocKAwAYs, DEPOT WAGONS, TOP AND OPEN
"A. Wagons, top and open Phae,ons Jaegers &C Har
,er s ss .sn n New
iAs0 and i4s7 Boaawsy near Forty IsS ssest
A SHIFTING TOP WAGON FOR sALE-DUsEHBURY
n Van Duser's MAKE in prime oTier; pot beea run
! Stables Ss3 and sy5 Fourth avenue.
4 FOR SALE Low. A GRAY MARE, lsh HANDS
and true warranted suitable sor express grocer or tracs
PARK PIAET0N, A LIGHT ROAD TOP WAGON, ONE
"A Roskawsy, set Double Harness and set Single
Harness. all for low, private stable No. East Thirty
| seventh s,rect
A BLACK GELDING FOR sALE-vERY HANDSOME;
N lust from the country broken by present owner;
years. los hands; highly taned speedy Kind IN All har.
attracts great att ntion; warrnnted
vces WlNFIELDS atabies Fitiieth street, west OF Sixth
avenue.
4 LIGHT SQUARE COACH, WITH CURTAIN AND
N quarters and Top Wagon, for sale very cheap,
at 21g i, est Nineteenth street
-
"A. eS-An assortment OF desrap sly sa at ow prices.
AIOkSs tO Broadway.
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A FINE YOUNG KENTUCKY MARI. KIND AND
"A gentle; too fast aud spirited for pres owner Apply
mornings aud afternoons Dr. NEIL, Third avenue,
lllth street.
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AN ELEGANT, NEW vICTURA AND sTIvERs
ah Road Wagon, Pole shafts for sale at less an
half cost; leaving town. AT MOTIFS stables lI9
" es Tgenty-thrd areeL
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

LIOR SALE-A HANDSOME BLACK CANADIAN
Pony. years old; stylish and fast driver; is afraid o
nothing; win stand without tying; warranted sound kline
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L,oR sALE--A TEAM OF FINE YOUNG CARRIAGE
orses bX hands hph and eight years old; FREQ
and easy drivers; sound and kInd Apply to Captain AN
NETT on BOARD Thomas t. Huse loot OF Christopher
street, from 70 " O'clock A. NJ and from 70 Soco0k r.
~. until sold
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LNOR SALE-AN ELEGANT FOUR WHEEL DOG CART.
IL with pole and shaft, good order, at GEORGE Ca
REYs No 2l8 West Foryecond street, between Seventh
and Eighth avenues.
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ogether pair OF black Horses young Handsome sound
AMI tlnd stvnsn fhaeton good as new Harness ban
street.
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THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
IA JOHNSTON VAN TASSELIl
Ofee and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post olIce.
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A -A.-"wILMINGToN LOTTERY"
IA. Extra supplementary.
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A THE CARRIAGE OF THE PERIOD.
IA variety OF eecsonabe carriages all the and
approved styles Clarenccs Landans Coupes
daulett g. Rockaways and Buggies, Pony Phactons IN
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SPORTING DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
EVRANCIs BUTLER, NO. 8 PECK SLIP. HAS ALL TIL
choice breeis OF Dogs. Buffers Intahb'e Mango Cur
Flea Exerniinstor, 76c. Buffers work, 81 Do
boarded, trained, &c. Medicln es for all diseases.