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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
TATE OF MAINE.
HEAD QUARTERS,
''THD Z MI IKs,
Augusta, June 81. 1887.
GENERAL ORDER, NO. 81.

feliow-soidiers,-The soil Of our State ia,
been invaded Ooe Of our citizens while m III,
performance OF duty required by law, was arrested
"!'hin the territory of Maine. aud carried TO an
adjacent foreign province, where he now remains
lneefcefalea within the walls Of 3 prison. This i,
Dol repetition Of former acts OF injustice, commit
led against our border inhsbisnts. by officers act.
Ing nnoer the authority Of the British province a,
New Brunswick.
=, Inc Integrity OF The Slate must be preserved
Maine looks TO the General Government for redfs,s
Oar citizens must be secure within our limits
and II may be found accessory TO bring forth militia
~ po"e' to give that protection to which they are
entitled.
The Commsndef.ln- Chief therefore calls upon
the miliis 10 bold themselves in readiness 10 obev
such orders, a. tie security Of our citizens and The
honor u the State may require.
BY the Comma ncer IN Chief
4. B, THOMPSON, Ad!u,,n. General.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

Snake Fgh.-Sfafiing .4dreaf,re. On Sat
urday last Mr. John Foster, who resides near the
Washington Print works, IN this town, discovered
near his house large black snake he seized a
billet OF wood and pursued him some twenty Yards
to near small tree, when the serpent turned rails
co himself IN an upright position and prepared 10
act upon the defensive. He threw the billet O.
wood and missed him, whereupon his snakeship
came at him full tilt, his mouth thrown open, and
win his hery eyes and forked tongue exhibitiuo
all the venom OF bis species. Mr. +. seized a
small stick, aud as lie came up made a mass nj hin,
out lie dodged 1t and gave back. This repes,ed
several times, the snake oil The while with his eve
steadily and piercngy fixed upon that Of MrF.-
AMER some two minutes spent in this way the snake
suddenly vanished, "nnd" snys Mr. +. "as o,,;ck os
thought Itself behed him upon the limb of tree
ABOUT ten feet above my head and IN the very act
oil sprlneing upon me-" The distance from ,be
ground to The extremity Of the limb where the SER
pent prepared for lenp could not have been less
Than from twenty five to thirty feet, and vet Mr. r
had only TO change the direction VI his ovn ewes
ere they met the keen gaze Of the serpent in his
new position. lie then called TO his brother ,o
BRING hun loaded gun, keeping his eve upon the
snake until he was shot dead from The tree, Be.
tore they left the spot still larger one appeared
much more yenomous than the first. being dets,'
mined 10 revenge the death ofits mate. This one
they also killed; she measured five feet 7 inches
IN length aud | 2 inches in diameter. The mate
was h'e feet two inches long, and 3 inches in d.
amoier.-.Norh RiUer Ifmes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

The fret Gonr periods (l79l, 1901, 1905, aud
ISM, cover the whole duration of the first United
States Bank. The charter Of that institution eX-
pred IN 1911: aud there were then IS state banks
The SECOND u. 5 bank was chartered under Mr.
Madison, ~ 1916. In the I've wears that int erycn-
eel, between the expiration OF the frs, bank aud
the chdttenng of the second, the state banks la d
increased from 50 to 5i6--bcng Io2.
From 1916, The date Of the second L. S. bank
to 1880, when Gen. Jackson lad commenced his
rigorous attacks upon it-being a period of Ia
years--the state banks increased only from 2i6 to
329-being s3-an average of @ year. From
lS3o TO the present time--7 years--the state
banks have increased 1872 from 500 TO S23) being
an annual average of more than 20.
Take another view. From the Revolutionary
War to the year 1880. the number of he state
banks created was 800 from 1890 to 1897, tie
number created was 39i. IL other words the
policy Of Gen. Jackson aud Mr. Van Buren,. has
given to the country more state banks than existed
IN the whole preceding period Of our history yes
more by l65.
We beg the reader TO examine the foregoing of
fetal table, furnished by the Government. lcisurcly
aud to draw his own conclusions. Let him notice
the fact, tia; IN 1880, there were but 229 banks,
and that there are now S53--and then let him
wonder, if he can. at the condition which the coun-
try is now in.
During the whole period whilst this insane
scheme Of increasing state banks has been going on
the jackson Van Buren, party have had complete
possession Of the General Government and of near
ly all the state Governments. Theirs has been
power look at the result, See what Van buren,
ism has done for the country in the way Of banks
Under the auspices Of Van Burenism what has
been the progress Ct bank capital Look at the
table and see. In 1880 the bank capital was
little more than 10 millions of dollars i, is now
more thon 37S millions From the Revolution to
1880, the bank capital created was 40 millions
whilst from 1880 to 1887, it was TWO HUNDRED
AND SIXTY EIGHT MILLIONS.
Under Washington John Adams, Jefferson,
Madison, Monroe aud John q. Adams, the bank
capital created was 10 millions. In 7 years only
under the administration Of .7ndrep jackson, 26S
millions OF bank capital have been created Such
facts bcgsar all comment Spriagfeh JournaL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

Baats We have taken some psius TO eollee'
accurate details upon the subject q Banking In.
siiiuiions We havs alrcady stated the number
Of banks IA Tho country. We now give below
some farther views 10 tabular form. ifou Sccrc-
tar, Uooabv,ys Report to wit the number ol
hsnks and The amount Of banking cap,;tl, AT cct.
tam pe,tods Of our htsfnrr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11
From the Richmond Wig.

.Nic Bank-1he Democratic Republican Bank
With capital Of the whole revenue Of the u. s
oil in Specie
Mother Bank to be located in Washington.
Martin Van Buren,, President.
Levi Woodbury., Cashier.
Amos Kendall First Teller.
DRRcroRs:
Francis ?. Blair.
Reuben NJ. Whitney,
Thomas II. Benton, &C. &c.
With branch al Nashville, Andrew jackson.
President one at New York, C.. C.. Cambrelipg
President one IN Richmond, Thomas Riiche.
President aud one IN Petersburg, under the MAJ.
bgement OF that Prince Of Democrats and Fin.n-
ciefs, Lyeurgus iiaiues Of The Constellation. II i
also INTENDED tloi branch shall be established in
every Chief Town and city Of the United Siates
where suitable men can be found 10 conduct II nm
on The bard money self-sPpropnaling pnnoiple.
Above is sketch Of the plan of the hdiniuis,ra-
ton Tor The future government Of this country.
fuo ish u. and lei the people know Whit they have
come TO- IL comes 10 Us from so many quarters
mat We CANNOT doubt that this Is the panaees for
sii the lie We noS labor under. The ConsuIia.
uo1 Of eoetofs 10 be held IL Washington IN Sep
iemeer viii 90 doub, rslfy and sanction the n,e.
senPton Of The resten, family physicians. Tbo
patients may make airy fsces. bot swallow il thew
must. Toe the mark -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

f-I""o'a '"1'y rat A man employed IN cot
uhg down sycamore tree. in genilemsn's g.,.
Gen "a The neighborhood Of Brsck Jane. Hverton
ioohd ihrosiies nest. near the top oft composed
" s'gh' YARDS OF lace and two ne, caps, which AZ
"e'es hss been missed By the family and, in con.
sequence. one of the servauts unfortunately ,.,oaa
sway To what state Of luxury must Eogl,nd
nave s'n'ed when even birds form their BEDS o.
blond lace London Pop.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

Prospects Of an Eastern Hor. BY the Follow.
ing military order, which is published in the An.
eus''' age II Will be seen that the Governor of
mal"e has proper spirit IN relation to the conduct
Of The authorities of New Brunswick towards the
citizens living on the border.
STATE OF MAINE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

II Drcodfd .7ecidcnt occurred at the No,,b,no.
ton tMass.) Wool.en Factory on the 1th. An ar,
ullery piece had been discharged a number oftio,e,
when suddenly the keg containing the powder e,.
pIoded IN the bsnds Of On individual, The cause
"' Tue explosion cannot accurately lie ascerta;nod
but II was thought ERE was Communicated by
piece OF ~addIng. There were twenty or ,liriy
neaf by at the mOrnent, aud twelve were NOR. ~
less burnt and nutilated, two or three Of Them
horribly dis6gured-but on the 5tb none Ind died
"hat q mon'tory lesson again. shockingIy eofur0-
60, to be cautious in tho uso of powder.-Bo,,on
TiHcs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

1fo"6te IA amherst College. The Gre.,Go,l
"aze'te states that there has been explosion IN
Amherst College which seriously threatens Ia a.
"Fhlge The present usefulness oftho institution. +,
states as the cause ofthe ironSle that "at the CIV
ing out the parts for commencement. a nuuhe, +
students declined their acceptance, on oecoun, g
conscientious scruples. One of them eoueh.5 b,s
deeNnature IN disrespeciful language, for which no
was called to an account, and, as he could moi
make such acknowledgements as the faculty ,eool
ed, was expelled. Ills fellow students ,ee,nip .
The terms Of the faculty oppressive demonstrate.
but without effect They then unanimously sign.
ed letter TO the friends Of the young man. expres
s'Ve of their sympathy in his Behalf This payo
umorage, to the faculty. who suspended n nuo,bet
VINO had been most soiive in The matter; and NH,
psa'n give offence TO the remaining students, who
declared they would leave the college if the other,
were no, permitted TO come buck. The Gc"l,g
were TO meet and decide the natter on Mond,y
lasi."-Bosi. Courier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

oae q he ac,e Pi BaAl,. The Louisville Joo,
nal states, tha, -. NJ ssehnn, On assistant Pos.
master at Huntsville. has s,olea al the money "a
ahscondcd."
The only difference between this new Pet an
The old Pets, says the Cincinnati Gazette d. ib,,
Sko"n rsas Of With the funip. aud the cd ps,.
hold on to them leaving the co,ommsr, equal,
minus IN both cases
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

10 consequence ofihe extra session of cono,,ss
u"V' Lynch OF Mississippi, has ordered the oee-
uon OF The two members Of Congress for that State
10 take place the 81 Monday Of the present month.
ana "ov. Conway. Of Arkansas, has. for the zane
reason appointed the I'd Mondsy Of the present
month Tor The choice Of representative from TINT
Stale.-D.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

The Albany Argus Of yesterday says tina, tho
arrangement between tho city aud country bauks
wa was hna''y consnmmaled on Saturday evening
nc uo'es CT all the banks in the state ore nov re-
ce'ed IN deposit by the New York banks a, pss,and
Tue system OF exchanges and discounts, and couse,
quent loss to the public, broken up.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

Ii"Idering at the Shortest Notice. Mr. PERKINS,
new steam gun has been tried at the Adelaide rsl.
ie'y IN London. 1t discharges seventy balls IN 1
seconds. 400 in minute and more than rs 900 Il,
an hour. Thus allowing the population Of the
%"f'd to be 500 600 600 aud all druwnup in mar.
na' array, could with ten these machines lisps'-
every human creature on the face of the EARL ~.
the course Of FIVE munihs.-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

me O"e'd" Ba"k ROtbc, caught. A man ma.
med Harvey was arrested at Hamilton. L. C.. l,.
week having in his possession from thirty TO f,,,v
Thousand dollars of the money distracted from tic
vaults OF the Oneida Bank. lie had been Tor ,
Time engaged IN The brokerage business at Roelc..
ter Afterwards he went 10 lInmoo where bs
purchased real estate valued at $1,000 so thu,
w''h the latter aud the money ioundi, is supposed
'ne Da"k VIII not be serious loser Saratoga
Sentinel,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

$50, &C., ca, a. b. A.' Tea spsis.s U. . sec.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

gentleman named El.bu French. residing at
South Hampton. n, II. is engaged in poissiDg
oheks, they are composed oftbe Ameriesn Pipe el,y
and .nsteral termed Diamond ssoJ; which 10 ioaod
on sif' ffenSh's farm. They are to be avery 81
ptgoF article. both for durability ssd elsg,nss
sne much cheaper thai those imported.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

'h~eh Burnfd We regret TO le,rn that the Ep,.eoo,
ehweh, al Beeslle was destroyed by Ere 90 Sslu,,
morning The house had no, been finished or oeeupd
eh'ifey Insulated aud there eau be- doubt tia, rs
henson reward OF 500 has b-en offered Tie ~ 4,
computed 81 yeDOO 70 yJlO ~ Y (inu IL, - v
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

s'sa' Ine New York Times publishes the ADDER. o
Ihe Asshg COMMITTEE, and endorses the real dsaoc
2 Ise Albany Argus also isdor.e. It. The ErsDlsa
TG.' tyoes.ls ~ aud the Plain Dealer viii protest i sI.
ibe Washington Gloe tskes back half Of M, ndo,.,,,,
upon hf failnsdses ieitsr.-N Y. E1pvsu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

AL,nAH. The Legislature of tbs state sos.
vcnod IN extraordinary session at Fuscaloosa OF,
the t2lh. All The old officers were rn elected
Gov. Clay Transmitted message rseomncpd,,,
that sumo measure of relief be sdopisJ bu, ~
trcmey hostile to a national bank The lcgi.,.
iurc have not yc, done any thing OF momcn,. TIN.
paying of heavy deb's,withou, the Nhcrosahal -
rather delicate business, and requires much dc
liberation.
Later. The Tuscaloosa 'Flng of the Union of
the lo'h brings intelligence of The election Of loo
element [. Clay, present Govornorot the STATE 4,
the seat IN the u. =. Senate vacated BY lion I.b-
M'knley appointed Justice Of the supreme ro...
Gov. Clay Of course rsircs from the canvas, e..
Tie chei Magss;racy, aud the friends Of The adm.
istr";ion must select uew esndidac. We sblaJ
esteem IN election to the senate nndor snch r-
cum'iances questionable tribute TO his pop,l,
~ however 1t may speak for his worth.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-11

The Globe of Monday night contains the 'g..
OF The Post Master General To the Chief Ius,,...
The CircuI, Court Of tho District, giving the r,o.,
on which he denies their legal authority to l,suc
mohdamus commanding HIM to credit Nests s,or.
10" q Stokes and Others, with a certain sum Of a.
ney awarded them by the late Solicitor OF the Tres
S"ty Also i!o opinion of,he Attorney General B.
tc'u'ioh To the power Of the Circuit Couf, for tc
'hs'fitt OF Columbia to issue msndamus to COZ.
pei the Post Master General 10 credit Messrs S,oca
ION y Stokes and others with certain sum nj
money. They occupy eleven columns aud ha T
IN The Diobc.-.E. y. Jom. Commerce.
The herald., 1837-03-13

this .ea.or a anmany Hall will place noSaes = E1sn
wstzns Spanish Dances and Scotch Reels wall be danced durn
rckeis admission 81, be had ?. The Hail. number
professional persons a,eespeced ~ character, r. @
them M wsISe Is. Walker s and ancad II
ss1 II the 1 ~h variety !" Fancy Drsses '" 0 '
ancns 70 commence a. quarter past esh ana be continued
M sss. e to nSss Ssa s n isa ss, and .
esery Wednesday evening NIL u
uz-rHr YOUNG Mokah Afhi Phi ASrHRopusrs win -.
Bal at lammaay Hail. on Monday Evening March
Tickets n e ADM, Gsusmas and his Ladies, had at
DxcheiI ne soi street the SECRETARY, so2 Pearl suee
or any Vi I've ool,n,e.ee. whilst
is fo sale at wey & Panans Bookstore. No Broadway,
wnee ol1es non ne traoe VIII ne attended TO- mil 81
Ar SMITHS CHEAP sfokE.
NUMBERS l57 a. l59 CHATHAM ST. OPPOSITE MULBERRY.
EHTfb ki6DfRAgsTik sx Ssst osRPs sEfFn AND
all OF which vi" be sold at leu. from 10 10 Is cent less than al
y; fs a. Table
pl.no Covers Transparent Wni-w Binds Tuftcd Brussels and
Wilton Hearth Rugs correspond with the latest fashion OF I'm
cafp@is ste to rooms a, shortest notice. and sent to
Brook yn or part Of the city free ofexpense m4m
n5- MOTTO e.. sixpenc each will paid the desk for
the other August 8, 1896 nIo Il.
ns- THERE ARE TBREE THINGS OF WHICH WE
ARE CERTAiN-rha live without FOOD. zoe
al DIE. That had BRANDRETH5 PILLS been good the
DOCTORS and DRUGGISTS would never have COUNTER
FErrED THEM
n. k.B-Reai Chronicle af Greet erents. feo.2m
,lsOLU LOZEN q GES.-An excel!en, ar,cle Tor coughs
L colds aSti,nds &c. Tor sale wholesale snd retail by
NATHAN B. GRAHAM,
diff Druggist and Apothccary, No 80 Nassau-st.
FOR SALE
30 REAMS OF SAUGERTIES PAPER,
27t by 80.
App at this office. m7.lw.
WILL SHORTLY CLOSE.
THE BIOLOGICAL INSTITUTE,
81 BowERY,
WW close during Menert month.
'V'A r. Public respectfully inormeI MIR. VAN AN
b RGH viii enter the with the and 81
O'Clock Te Eph.nt Tppo tnn, wh his Eas sadd g.
together with the Ponies Monkys Will be- Introduced
Circle, at 4 aadsi, r. NJ
Hours Of Exhibitor, from 10 ~ aud 81 clock Ad
mission 80 cents children uadef 10 O age, hall
The herald., 1837-03-13

4 rcu,rD~ HOS BELL, Auctipncer.
St1lON NOTICE. Assign 4, ~aia az o,oeor,os =
meie &e- fay ~ u o'clock conner of h,nr a,,
Narick SIS an eNcelG stock OF Family Genes l aossr -
oas good fxturSs saneiy Of Household Fuaure e bv ~,
der of q r. yOS 49, - "
= q lANZANl Assigueea +
tCTION NOTIcE.-Large SAFE OF choce civ mad.
warranted Cain e Furat looking Glasses Pa,nnvs
&C "lH De sold on Tuesday II O'Clock, "a Ana street by
catalogue The sale III assortment
oiseronI hand furniture iron fanit leaving The city
mi''"t THOS BELL, Auct isneer.
The herald., 1837-03-13
Auction Sales.
u ESSEE CAnY

II, AusioIeex
rms day az "a o'clock, To sl, p,saass1. snets
iiso anu sea h.stnet Of shelf arc cutlery ,a
hs's, conl' fancy clcaing guns p,,. dLs 90 ssas
" VI goods sstcd 10 the S,ailn
hc 10 nuefos 70 moniion IN an advertiser OF m sa
imaginable eS' :" .sciy 'sneE
1000 .osen Collars and Bososas
ioo0o Needles assoyedfrn H. Hsmming rnd German A.
Wach VIII DC taken IN pay mott. 's
Also Snuif Boxes, Pms &c. 6c. Gc
1ernaa fIneh, and Rhode Island Jewery low pr,css
Malcaes Guard Chains. &e. n,aras'Iys
- MILAN ,lcLAuGHLiN, a A-ctiosccr, lSi Pear.st
Ka WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN.-TiIISD DAY. at
p, cock A. NJ genera assortment s English and French
e me Gun. stocks; Collars and Yssom Table linen;
osnisi Waieis silver P,Lcis; silver and rsks
,poorsi JrweiJ, dc. &t. Eu
nvc - r. DlETEkICn ~, Aaetone.,.
ID wall hEAttNs * CO.. siorc No. 1853 Pearl ar
cal bAY-At o'clock at the auction roon-Iurivare
of ,nTk ktiyt
49, 1910 scis in Gzns and cards; needles in eaunsfrT,
uoupe aud singled specencles steel and brass
honk an @ pe,ehssion CAPS tanblss knitting ncediss
ood -Consishns ofdsue extra cologne hair eli u~,
ui,c5, firhch and Engtsh soap lavender wutT xr -
ho an oce oi combs buttons, b.sons boots sad
as az Invoice ofJeweh consistng OF .a rings
--. l'ns. cndlis &c. &C. "a
lALuABLE PkOPERT, IN THE CIry
VI BUffALO- For sale, bock Of gnn,gl bonn.d
W io o he principal streets, the ana cu ta,,
ing III irs on Niagara and Ninth and an aa,
l1nd ahi Virginia sts each Isl feet This erty- si
Wu ~ rapidly improving part OF the city, and offers very de-
safe Opportunity or aud profa nv stnenf The ior.
Oh san wi c made o hasers, pat " be- excang.
eu, ues red for her Fer faftber pnycIar
waFp w ~ iesfs FRANKLIN JLAkINS, No broad strrat
The herald., 1837-03-13

w TOOL CORNER ~ Chatham Chamber
has constantly fr sale eyceen,
following sSs OF stocks
and patent se oappers and divd tsnins A.
6rer and plates dies
ayes adrs besc spirit hnni.hers spoke shaves
circuar trstns lsrs vices measuring tapes dra sing
weed bores fs cutting of al Nj
IRA ow. cutting nippers pliers itre squares compass
saws pads draw knives, ranc and steel
hollow dra tools Shelters patent
gers cane makers clamps, copper glue pots blow pipes &C
ID large assortment OF Planes, manufactured sy v.
Baldwin New erk. DO sns
The herald., 1837-03-13

LIVERPOOL MONEY MARKET, Feb 2.-As he prsss,rs ON
the market s continues there las bees
favorable th The busne,sn the still however
ter state things may bs eoko the spring
LIVERPOOL. CORY EXCHANGE Jan. 3i.-we have seldom
had week sr aaoess IN the trade than has
kccn In seaiers low stock but confne ther
pachssas merely supplying their immediate wants wmle the
hoaer pretty ge.efal ali OF y
dcaand haze not appeared ax2s to force saes
therefore, have not undergone material change
almost article the trade IN absence of aa dem
for Wheat aod Flour in bond both articles bQ had ON
Germs About 7so Quarters OF wheat have been the
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Jan 81 The import nj
the week - 50 es tales namey from the 6Dca
SOS oa Brazil ss' RON Egypt 2t4s from the West and
Ss om Madras una Bombay Tbs sales of The $50
bales The market considered to be lower I'd ad p-rb
February 2-Thc saes spce Friday bags of
which 1909 bag. sold .oday Prices lowered H. per 10
arsed evcseis from the United States and from Brazil
The herald., 1837-03-13

= The ZootocrcAL INSTITUTE will positively close
q month. m7-f
The herald., 1837-03-13

HJ- CAfD-P G. PALMER cifuly informs his f-nys
am o p9e That hs Esneht vi take pscs "wednesday Eve
M Seilon Mr Wciden, the American aririan
A and Miss ken, Master lie sv and Nc Foster will snrr nv
when mos, attractive h will he present embracing The wba
sireagth of the csmpany. ~ N
1ly The BOX Book is now opep uiaa,.
The herald., 1837-03-13

U CASH will BE- paid for Exchange on Cincinnati Ohio
and LouisctHe ny. by TAYLOR q DUNHAM
MS sAs So Wall street,
Hj- TALoREs,Es' a. sEAMsTREssrs' BENEVOLENT
SoCEffrhere will bea necung Of the above society ed
Iesday evening next 18th INST, To ocl
Broadheas Lecture Room OF Broone stree
Tie Gem are particularly requested to attend reports OF
The committee Will be laid scfHe
Taa and Seamscsse good standing have the py
rse o Oeconng membcrs f. A. HALLOCk see.
The herald., 1837-03-13

kfRPEk- 200 dor Gcrn sver tablespoons pattern,
and rsiie whit 600 do 1spssn 20 do Table folks prones
% do o,s. rlsin % do But knives Patterns
ladies' gravy and -hknes kings
rposns aud forks sa .poons napkin rug esse,
fork and knives knobs locks cape, s bow window
sa-es nlgh numbers ladies.
handes likewise, Gsrman platc all wire guas-
numbers and sIye aud wire of all sizes; fer -ae by
msu DR. LEWIS FEUCHTwASGTR g77 grosdvav
The herald., 1837-03-13
ACa a,OODs AND EMBROTDERIES.

THOMAS COCHRAN respectfully informs the sdie. that
hi, sp,ing stock whsh
.ssortmen French single collars. patterns, of
u arc very rch ao two French capes nch and
|e ndkerceis and pulls with several
Ia Of Scotch and Engish needle worked css the cheapest
ods of tho Kidd offered fx sale y THE cy great var
of infans cnhsodee " every description an extensive
cek ~ Bnnsh thread lace tesesr wit general assortment
every description Of lace epsbr.idcrics -.
Ladies who goods or Ac above descpt-n, would do
cal cochras and Embroidery srehyse -
athanc street hs is Bpwc those bins the only
tab hmens u this exclusively devoted to the re all lace
ID embroidery bussess Ladies rely that the goods
well .el ctcd and fren tie ct markets The .rico. must
sastac on the rn,ch,sers gasnee oi t extensive
onage The subscriber a, rscevcd and cen,'nus. to receive
tai the smallest sibe advnsce from the
nal cost sf the goods. Wholesale and retail.
THOMAS COCHRAN, 81 Cathayine 81.
misim and iss Bowe'y, three door. above Spring st
re LET The FLU .,oy FIRE proef.,ors 9s Ann street, with
under cellar and closet under IN. street To- safe well
saae for whe q retail b..ises The buildiur =
tsge the and possession Immediately Inquire &C W.
udfsrd IN be to W. Full :, 900 Green IT. nisim
LEW YORK TATTEUsALI.s.-wANT
fret rate Tor n hand Tesr, ta to naschl hc ist 20 IS.
pd high OF good hgurs a~d action old and
them sound and kind IN harness Bays with sns tabs pre-
red. -, -
plca lion J@iN w. WAIr1N, fss B@oadway.
IA oofq
The herald., 1837-03-13

IlUsNrON a. AsPINwALL-ssw " niam street of
j ~ iet fm sale
Juitlr Paste. IN ~ ani 100 NJ ho,es superior
Patent Barley and Groasfresh and Just received
Iartaat Acid ~ 80 NJ t-Ncs.
Diss O,frErUns Connt osfpl. w hOvts aud bottles
Aro, 5waim's Pansoca, a. Manufacturers prlccs. hih
The herald., 1837-03-13

" M. Barsrow.-Let all bad writers look at his
ill