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On Manhood, Womanhood, and their Mutual
lntcr-relations; Love, its Laws, Power, etc.
Send for specimen pages and circulars with
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Grant Greeley !
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And the leading men at all parties. over 10
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masses everywhere, Agents meet with wonderful
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Rlngworms, Chatting, and Skin Diseases of an in.
flammatory nature. CHARLES A. CRITrEN-
TON, Agent, Z, Sixth Avenue New York.
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\ RATTLEsNAKE BITE AND A RIDE FOR
LiFE,-The Burlington (Kansas) Patriot
says; last week Alr. S. 4. Champlin Of
Pottawatomie township, living on Long
Greek was bitten by rat;lcsnake on the
right hand lie was handling corn at
the time, aud az he reached down to the
corn pile, the snake, which was coiled up
unperceived in tina corn, struck him, his
iangs entering the finger next the little
one, between the knuckle and the middle
loiui AS soon as Mr.. Champlin found
he was bitten he mounted a horse and
started for town, ~ no whiskey or other
remedy was close At hand. His hand and
arm began 10 swell RAPIDLY, and the pain
was intense. After riding mile he stop
ped at a neghbors and procured glass
of alcohol, which he reduced with water
and drank.
This probably saved Mr.. C.'S life, as
he informs us that the torture from the
bite had become so severe that he could
with difficulty sit in the saddle. lie at
once pulled for town as fast as possible,
and at Wolf Creek he found its bank full
but did not hesitate to ride in. The swift
current swept him from his horse, but he
clung to his name with the hand which
was not disabled. and his horse carried
him across On his arrival in this city
DR.. Douglass administered powerful
stimulents, using spirits and drenching
the arm with iodine. The arm was swol-
len very full, out the doctor soon had him
out of danger Mr.. Champlin was bit
ten at two O'Clock in the afternoon. and
arrived at Burlington about three 50 he
had ridden nearly twelve miles in an
hour. The snake was killed and measur-
cd two feet and half in length, having
{ ght raltles.
Let the day have blessed baptism by
giving your first waking thought into the
bosom of God The first hour of the
morning is the rudder of the day
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EXTENSION TOP CARRIAGES,
PRINCES PHAETONS,
QUEENS PHAETONS,
PONY PHAETONS,
COVERED BUGGIES (aR The lats Nyle')
DOUBLE SEAT BUGGlES,
SINGLE SEAT BUGGIES
BOOTED and OPEN ROAD WAGONS,
FARM WAGONS, Sc, Sc.
To be found in great variety at
Gray's Carriage Mandatory
Corner Champlnin and King Ste,
BURLINGTON, VI.
p. s All work from this establishment b
manufactured On he W6misei, and thoroughly
warranted. s;2m
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PrTRNHAM'S

:, NEW TURBINE is in general use thru
=, out1he L. ), ASK iuch is used by the :
-- Government in the Patent Office, Washing :
=. ton. d. c. ITS simplicity of construction
:, and the power it transmits renders it the :
best water wheel ever invented Pam
: phlet free Me-. BCRNHAM, York, Pa.
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r AIDES ATTENTION. Millinery
LIS Fancy Goods at No. Sherman Block,
Nergennes. handsome assortment of Hats and
and Bonnsts, constantly on hand to suit the most
fastidious.. French and American Flowers OF
every shade and fashion. Also line of Fancy
,loods, consisting of hosiery, nubas ladies ties,
the celebrated X. kid jewelry, &c, &c, which we
are noiO closing oat Al cost Call and examine.
Mrs z. G. Warner & Co., No Sherman's Block
Vergennes. .- .s..- .. 37iu
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The Vernon Fire Proof Ho1hng Coz
80 MIDDLEBURY, VT.
! Take this opportunity 10 inform the
public that they are now prepared tor
furnish roofing made at their Factory
to any parties who may desire it. Said
roofing Is cheap, Substantial and per,
manent fre-proof, waterproof and
weather proof 1t is alike suited to
steep or Hat roofs, and is for all the pur-
poses of roofing the best article that has
been brought into use. 1t has been in
use from five to six years and fully
substantiates all the recommendations
given in regard to its merits. Price
Five Dollars per squarc-(lOO superb
cial feet.) G;6m.
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1t is strengthening and nourishng Like nu-
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lates and diiuses itself through the circulation
giving vigor and health.
It regulates the bowels, quiets the nerves. acts
directly on the secretiSc organs, and by its pow
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JOHN Q. KELLOGG, IS Platt street, n.
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r 500 AGENTS WANTED Jor tt'
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U NDEkGNUUND HAIL hVAUi
A Record of Facts, narratng the hardships, hair
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\ CRUSHING SARcAsM.-Chief Justice
Spoflord, during the latter part Of his Of
fetal career, was about as brusque and
biting as a man could be, and in his Bit
ter moods he was apt to be as ungcnerous
as he was sarcastic. When left to his
own medtations, with nothing to rutfle
his temper, his decisions were clear and
compact, and his legal papers patterns of
ornate erudition and moreover, his de-
cisions were held as good and sufficient
law Of precedent.
Once upon time Spotford was at the
head of the bench holding Court of
Equity, aud in the case under trial it be-.
came necessary for an attorney to prove
the death Of u certain man. This attor-
ney was by name Wallington-a thin Wis.
eyed. nervous, buzzng fellow, who had
the reputation Of never letting 60 his mold
upon case until he had wrung the last
possible dollar from it,
Wallington produced what he con,id.
cred a sufficient proof Of the death Of the
man in question but the Judge would
NOV uDccpl IT
THAT is uo proof at all" was Spof
icrd's emphatic remark
The attorney brought forward Other
evidence, and still old Spohord shook hii
head.
"lt will not do, sir. We cannot ac
cept that as proof"
"Y our Honor" cried Wellington, with
much show of vexation, pardon me if
deem your decision extremely hard. Why
will you not believe me? knew tn,
man well to the day of his death | saw
him dead with my own eyes and | at
tended his funeral, He was my ellen
your Honor.
Your client ?" exclaimed Spoliord
"Why in the name Of sense and reasol
didn't you state the iact in the first place
No wonder he died We admit tn
proof.-Go on, sir.
The Judge probably thought but light
ly Of the sarcasm at the time, but
proved crusher for poor Wallington-
50 much 50 that he was forced to seek an
other field for the exercise of his proles
sion Ledger.
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AGENTS WANTED Jor G0ODSPEEDS
Presidential Campaign Book

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Also for Campaign Goods. Address, 0ooosfEED'
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Let the day have IA blessed baptism by
giving your first waking thought into the
bosom of God The first hour Of the
morning is the rudder of the day
Beeehe..
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STOCKWELL COTTAGE for SALE.

For fail particulars address as above 2;y
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TIE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES,

The Safety Boiler Company, Charles Wood,
L. A. Easton, A. Parker John L. Mansfield, Isaac NJ.
Freese and Theodore W. Freeso fled voluntary petit
tons in bankruptcy last week. Louis Corn, the Brew
stcr Iron Mining Company. AbneT Baker, and John By
ron Baker were adlIdcacd involuntary bankrupt3; and
Joseph n. Strong, Moses Franz and George II. Quinn
received discharges in bankruptcy.
Surrogate Veeder, of Kings County, admitted
10 probate last week, wills Of Catharine Shields,
Abraham Beal Sheppard Lewis, Jane Bergen. Thomas
Kinchanir, Heinrich DaueTnheim, Edward W. Maloy,
Laura g. Van SinGereu Jacob Hinkel leonard j. Ham,
Hannah Pearsal, .achel SnOwden william Wood and
Joseph X. Brick, ali OF Brooklyn. Letters of Admins
ration granted on tho estates OF the i0lowing
Richard T. HOrseheld Christian VOckner, ana Margaret
schmidt all OF New Lots; CathaUne shields John j.
Bowie, Matilda Dixon Susan C. Donnel, Catherine Reb
Francis b. Sharpe, Heinrich Dauernhom, Henry Perrin
Bernard Gcrglty Mary L. Harpng, and Td9maS r.
Minturn Thomas Watson, Stedmau Greenwood, all OF
Brooklyn. Letters OF guardianship OF the persons ana
estate OF Charles r., Thomas W. and Gertrude woro
granted to Fanny Degrod their mother OF New trec9t;
Of Peter T. Robert Nclch, his father; OF Mary e. JOEn
Charles ard Annie to William fTeude; OF EZabGtn Ann
Davis TO Harriet Hicks; of Caroline and Jacob Nelgand'
TO Margaretta Hoerucr OF Ida and Lille to Martha q.
FarnsWOrth, their mother; of Eedwir Iia Albert OSa
Panl and Mathida, ~ Mathilda Zetiow their m0tlef
all Of Brooklyn.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEWBORN. .....APRLl A
CLEARED
SS teanp nnnau GfeT) EfHS, Brer ~ Oelncbs Co.
stemsp City Houston Partridge, Gsi'eon and Key West C.
= Steamship sherman H,sey Sev.oheans, Fred Baker
s,eahh Montgonery Fa!rclo,b savanna robert Ioyden
steamship salvador NicleTon Savannah w 0ais9n
SsS1 wysnose BrOrn RehOaa, Cay Point and Norfolk Oh
shp Geo T. UPTON Roberts, Richmond City Point and Norfolk
" Steamship ss sG Diamond Meredith Phae, Abbott.
Sesmshp Neptune Bearss Boston. Ii. !. DinocG.
s sss M~rcs,a SIsrsiisn Fernsndioa Jas Hand
Seam,i Regulator FREEMAN Wilmington, n c. Lohir Steam
steamship Knight johnson AleIahdhs Geo B. Mernch
Steamship hsdsPh Fsc SSe; Ferguson Wood
Slip s Ba;sP Cora for C.s5' Sna 1 va Bale,
E@Tt y VI "a @ sUav rs S5'} &C., ,' D'l
%,sH R n Jtss. % se v s. r S Co.
label, @ MIg1 S M.tanss bIo s0 SON 20
BIG Abb. G. Ii:comb Han, MaisD1as Brett Son Co.
scif Harriet sqaes Hum r. q Abel Abbott
s seS v3,s ff 11 w %asssSs bt
sch " r. barry (BrI Sherwood St. George B. j. H. winche
ter = Co .,.. u,,,...... o.,-..,,, r II u,uo,,Aca
se enr PrnsSeno L.aSa Noss D. HuIioaI Co.
schE john, Williams, wilanstOh' \. C., T. y Po'sa
Ser G. W. Parnei, sidney Stamford.
schI. I'bOs. JsGerOa, tOI, stamford
ARRIVED.
Steamship CAlahs rr McMetea Liverpool April and Queens
steamship CLYDE Kennedy Galveston Apl via Key Yves, 9Th,
VIZ a1se and pass 70 G. H. Mallory MAI Co. :,
Bark Regina DEL Gin iust Tommssa Pstrss 10 with fruit
sax is FSD ef .vo. e day. a s mise
eng Flora of Liverpool. Mfori Havana d,ys Win nlse
JUL. D. tof Turks isnd Bergman Cape Hay IL DAYS.
sch Ada Whitney to TaomasOn, Masters Trinidad Cubs, 10
schr hsy DudeH tsfkeWbapor Pearl Para II days With n4se
Sehr. Adolla Iluntey, S-saanih lave "i'h lanocr
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Horsao Elebos Alexandria O. a. lI;,1eu: yIs1.
p DwS Prs,ia'oes Le.nIss Gscrs.sISSn, DO
Mn,' T Ess.'ea as'F, %S Es,sd q
Bella Halliday Georgetown Dc r psro assgese.n,
Ssssni.i shser New Haven Inward slsdo AeIsnda, Va
Kate Scranton Scv.IIayen b: Stevenson Virgins
g. J. Port, Georgetown. D. O. Jaa MeDivery Nesiaven
A. g. Pesse, Portland. CT &C Aeken, stamford
Joy Belle Providence L. smu' Virginia
ponsS for Bremen: facr, for Gissgor CITY Of Houston Gal
1ccn and 81 Louis for Hewoensi hes,d Tor Fer
paOdn Salvador and Montgomery foT savsnhih Manhattan for
Charleston Regulator for wimngton WJapOKe sal Geo. b. UplOD
ioT Riehmoldi l. C. Knight. for Washington.
ARRIVED. Sunday, April a.
Steamship Aus,ras ( Tedwiek Glasgow April and Neville
3D. with mdse and psss TO Henderson Bros
n;D ss. ssa G G. t IS ra a a T Ms o
Siennshp Beckett Charleston With muse and pass
STEAMSHIP George Warrington eager, Nsv-ore.n, April T. With
stea@shp Cen Barnes Mallory s.aanaA April H. with mi'e and
Steamship @sia Metropolis. Quei Ssuorle.n' April with
Bst Iu.s Bmpo l) Ruso Lic,,a &C dsy with brnons.
bark POur (Of pesehad King Messna Jan L. via Palermo Feb
Big Jsboa.,o ral Jacobsen March with and
cotton. - 49, -
Traveller. Jnck,onviEe p w. yarghn, Virginia
J. NJ Ksssm Virginia A. Thayer, Virginia
b. Oyphant virginia ". W. hoJ' virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Apr I3-Auive steamships McCelin from Bsorej
Glnucas from NesYork shp' Grahans Polly IRON CAdI CioTa
CaARIHsToS s. c. April 1a-Arvei steamship Charleston, from
Neyiork brig Tma'a, from Barcelona Sailed steamship Champion
s.vixsaH Ga. April iae,re3 steamship D,en OIL for liver.
POOi Magnolia and Huntsville for NevioIt hr NJ Richardson
Tor Eew.YOrk Arrived, steamship Virgo from Nes-ioTA
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN April la-Tbe Cnnsrt Lus steamship Algeria 10
S Sr AP ST. Lsa Ssn % P
from EeW.YoK April D. for Liverpool hs. also arrived here
3I 3 Aen from Mo ha1e Atlantic '''"
For Latest Ship Aetos see Fin Pdce.l
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Observation-Disclosures I3.

Supreme Court hcabers-By Judge Drady-May-
sri s Taylor aB reduced to and taxed at 81 t Hoeson
Of confirmed sDd Judgment Of divorce
GRANTED WrgLt sgt WIizhLRepor. o. referee ccuannoa and e
eu Of granted Van Dlseck s Val Bus csM orat "a
r counsel Zpp AIT CuTM0on ded In tbe matter OF the petit
Ton Of C. s. Da for pp0ntaeat Of rastecOIdeT grand
Common Pleas SPECIAL TeJN-By Judge IOew.-
Mccain uskrk MOon oier Of arrest derie bn
hai reuc O Adams at hheee-AoJoa 10 open dei21t
granted payment Of So ami tie 81 OF an Undertaking win
ro urejs nay judgment tia be obtained against
defendant Sylvester ovongAoton % place csue on special
calendar q granted Lynch ng Nocenf dMton to
2en pamrt OF S5 costs judgment 20 stand as
security Gog a Wi+m@MoAOa dealei with leave TO Ieasw Oh
a.A ~ ,.,--.
By JUDGE Rohascn-OG German g Kosmak-Forer dccOn mist
and No authority given rarg o. atfsyIs OF
Marcel r3y Arr a. Calvin. Receiver, art Beb - isinen
dsie..gi dls.lg cow Ll with costs out o. tICa. lol
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pdSSFNGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GLASGOW-In steamship Australia, April 4ssmue Me-
NAH john Mckenzie, Mrs J. Meghsn Charles Meghn. Adam
Rex. Mrs. Be-, - . -
FROM LlYERPOOL-n seanship Calshria, april 3Thomas
Bolgc H. sa,ch John Blow Theodore Smono H. T. Bcwen
n Appleton Goo. Henderson, +. II Keeer T. T. Lmoe Mote
Albert A Gus.aye DeTnago, William Gsion the Rev j. IS Sedg
wil ahI Mrs zeiglcr, Nh Arnold Miss t. T. Carter Miss Lily
Warren Flui.uer hr. G1 M H. Icenn9w G. J. Nc
Lcnnsw W. B. MeLennaw, Mr. and s Miller Ms T. H. Gov and
two ngh.prs. y. FuToug, AMI 81 IL Storage.
FROM ASPMWALL AND KLNGSTON1 steamship Henry Charm
The Hsvk, Betty j. Baker, a T. Ayori Mn EPiing
child AID family Miss J0GBsr Mrs Wiener child aul
servant Geo Winter D. INburn, n Reuter- A. Faren Ctas
Fthtner j. T. Portal and family w Ben, NIs H. A. Drake
Mrs Cosgove Eraier WIFE j. g. Peaboiy AID vie
Geo Dixon Miller, r. GenAan hts Pnen, Capt W. W. Henry
Mrs Syr Mr. Avery w. WocA. j. d. Matthews, the Rev. WA
Wallace U. j. L. Underwood and wife, ": d. Wing
Nj White J. g. Spney wife, G. Gonzales, NJ Faar
Nr Ogeg lin Sweet and wife. ". Booth and boy, j. A. Mcneil r.
V Mis- A j. Center and son, ". Houston s. p Fke and wife,
Lav IT, P Care, NJ Muno wife and sister, the Rev s. s,s'
seat anc family and daughter Paym ser Bensh NJ
IRON sAVANNAH-la s'eanshP Con D rTss; APh, AZ b.
Marshall wife T. Jones. a. Stevens G. Whoa Mrs N'ison
child AMI II MAYER Ms kagg Mss Lew C. hGyt d. o.
j. Deatsch Thomas ,,Fnq9, wife and ehA' Ellis Ward Ward
Mr Reed dlnsute1, Baker D. Daerge D. CroIn p s.
D. W. Stcb5i2e. Cap Donncl JOHN " all
H. Root W. Steel c. j. Williams Mrs forns three children,
auduu
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REAL ESTATE.
NRw.YoRK. Saturday, April 10, 1877.

= NBwYORK, Haturday, April IT, Is1z'
No transactions Of public ns..!1!re TOOK place
OF tho Exchange to-day z For the coming week NUMBER
Of sales are announced. Adrian H. Mailer will sell on
Tuesday at executors Gale, tho entire block Of grvn
bounded by the Grand Boulevard, One hundredandhir
tyninth and $751; and on Thurs
day, " valuable lots at Manhattanyille, between
Broadway and the Hudson river These two parcels Of
land are unusually desirable and the sale will attract
largo attendance Of real estate buyers
j. johnson, r., will sell on Monday, at Astoria,
1870 superior lots, within three minutes walk OF
the steamboat landing; and On Thursday win offer
at the Exchange. ~ well located lots in tho Nine
teenth Ward OF Brooklyn on Hewes Penn, Hooper and
Rutledge SITS. ,
at Croton-on-Hudson Westchester County, Thursday,
April 49, al noon farm OF 80 acres Of land with vine
yard Of acres In full bearing and well stocked with
fruit The land is within onethird OF mile OF tho
station and has IN uninterrupted view OF tho Hudson
River for Is miles. The sale Is perempt0ry by order Of
the Supreme Court aud will offer desirable opportunity
to purchasers.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

MONDAY April Is
Mails m Kjnron Jam Aspinws Panama the Central American
and Soutb PscGo Ports &c. the steamship Rising STAR close a. ~
III
WEDNESDAY. ArRrL IT, .
Mails Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool per reanshp
Wisconsin close a: Supplementary Mail on Pier No. 10
Z is closed at 1900 Il. -,
al letters deposited Supplementary Nails must be prepaid with
double posge.l . -.
A Plusuan Closed Mall lie sent BY this line
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4. m.
III. Peasant ct al at. PicLers.
gin.
PIT. Akin ct IL sg.. Well ct al.
6iJ. Post {: a. at. CilDcr, et al
24oI Meyer agt. heuicke.
2-5. Hone lrfurance Co. agt
Peaasylvanic x. L. 60.
1873. Globe Pointing Go. sgt The
Mayer. 81.
pa. Paine AIT. jarrett.
Gg7. Schwsr1 at. TTGutman.
81. .Wiswa!l sgt Norton.
l0!l. .WIswali sgL Morton.
Opens ct lOt an.
80. .Hanrs egt. O'Bhcn, Sheriff.
&c.
1000. .Hinmsa agt. Bowen e. al.
6i4. .BoGchct {; al. ag;. Albany
City Ins. Co.
50. Mccormack at. Trainer.
l76. Atlantic Mutual lns. Co. agt.
Frank.
3l9. Plat, rcc'r., &c, agt. Dor-
lard Ct al.
52i. Mel zig at. GOodye9r e: al.
55B. .Ma.lOrg sgt Chsplc.
90. Alert agl. Lambert.
l., BARNARD and CAgDOzo. JJ.-
II an.
l87. Lawrence ACT. Maxwell.
1853. Hogan egt. BOwcry National
Bank.
lf9. Jones agt. De- CIR nela.
100. Levy sgt. St.suss.
lgi. Morris Ggi. McCsfrey.
lg3. Hoover at. Greeabdum, in
19J. Adams Rgt. The Mayor, SC.
~. Bliss at ShTariL
l9j. Brown sgt. StOnghto1, a1m'I.
ly7. Green ag;. Trask.
le3. Hunt sgt. Coha.
80. .Coolridgs eg'. Van Note.
200. In the matter Of tie apnlica'
ton Of c. ". L.EeGihI.
I'd, "OPENS At II m.
III. .WsgstsG agt. Bart cit.
llI. Bruce sgL FHller.
$50. .Wor1nser AT. GaTvCv.
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notion calendar.
PART I.-MoSEIL. J.-Opeus at
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1863. Adams agt. Mills.
1853. Miller, sdin'x. &c. sg'. DER,
Sc.
1893. .Callwell agt. The Hoichsiss
Brick Mschine M,uuFg Go.
1888. .Emmons AZ. Marsh II, &c.
13J. .Blsnt at. Marx.
III. Schacke.!or. ag'. France.
ISL. Fisher sgt. Luiinc "a al
1901. DE Long agt. O'Dnen, Sheriff,
&C.
"Opens st IL q. N.
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$50. Wright agt Lyccra.ng Ere
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1925. Van Allen sgi. Story. imr., Ge.
i13). Helms az, PeinO.
lCo. Smith AIT. Hat.
30. .Savr NJ, .OBnen, Sheriff. &c.
1876. Aver G, al at. Fennef, imp,
&C.
s4..Haghes. by guardian, at.
N.Y.andEcw-iiaveu RR.Co.
s7Ct Young agt Kent Ct al.
COHESION, "opens at II a. n
dncsdsy, April "A.
DAILY c.. "opens at u a. IN.
iz5j. Jacobs ast Merchants ira
1 Co.
r.. "opens al II &. N.
20 oIVses.
~. .Michsels and in'tn. tgt. Sec.
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l5s8. .EisAId MichAels at. Same.
L. ?. Chg. sdm'T, *, bel.
.yl8. .WinPihsimer sgt The Ma
:iohal r. &. Co.
I425. Bales. ier agt. The Empire
Life Mutual Ius. Go.
ll!75. .Sgift, Trustee. at. Knowlton.
llt3i. Alexander az ArOzS
! 1891. Stevens at, Hastings.
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II kE 3As l ana positive SALE Of 230 VACANT
~ LUIS New York, beng Wyckof Ebert
o'r Gle Supreme Cont under direction OF Charles G. Brady Ref
re Messrs. Crooke bergen Cmen Aorueys. James Goes
Ton will a on TUESDAY, April H. a. II At the Comm reid TX
change no t9 Fulton the Hall Brooklyn the follow
ing debe Property: 81 lots jncnye AZ lots Sheridan
% lots lnonsye % lots Conleye, % lois Bayave 10
lots on Grant ave. IL lots o Broadway
This property aael located the railroad Terms
BALI positive. Full particulars toe Office Of the Attorneys No. Ji6
Fuih BROOKLYN
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EXECUTORS' SALE.-Estate of JOSEPH NJ.
- THOMAS, teceasst GorT3Gh Cape Nay III VII be sed
change 3,,Ory Cottage sbe AID ooachhca ehoue and
larga lot containing 1900 square feet Laays Cape
lani Nes-Io.sey. II about 2O yards Of the railroad depot
selected by the Ute 10. ~ Thomas the beet location
island private cottage NJ THOMAS SONS Auconees
l3j aud li South fOurhst., Philadelphia
EXECUTOR's Salc--WM. KENNEDY, Shor-
NJ las Auc,ionee Pae will sell suction WEDNESDAY,,
April H. 1872 O'CLOCK the Exchange Saessoo Ill Broadway
b. oder of tie Executors Of Michael Phciin.
CROSBiSThe large Of ground TIE casy sic Of Crosby.
known Nos 90 Is and " Cros5yt between GroQ hhd
Spring 7l1ltO.
Maps sad particulars Aucionecrs OGee gIcdARD OGoR
MAN attorney fJr tue estate, 81 SRssag-st