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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18
VAUXHALL GARDEN.
MGR ASED UCCE 8 :


Rain shine posponement IN account OF weshcr-e
to Ire benz R.ssI. Mr. and Mr
vile, Messrs Collins. Lewis, and Miss Kerr.
mt OF ,helr friends and patrons respectfully announce that
they have considerable eatees into
Hiss clara Fishery perform for few n,gss, Who win have
the making rs 10 The Bowe,y .l.o
Il, n to which Mr. Reger Mr. and Nj Hau,onvle, from the
and Collins In conseq the eomhinstion of
propers have been compelled 70 raise the prices 10
ssab,shme n,,bs mos, avorie resort II New York.
First Niyhtof Venus In Arms.
the burles Of the LADDER Of the and
able audience s . h1ss s,s 70 w"s
OF the friends and patrons beg Tor Two
Third sigh, Of he Ladder Of Love:
MRS Mseder Arsbe. Cob mel Of 7h Busars, and su-
Mr. Flynn as Capt DashsII and the C.ev,ier.
o. SATURDAY EVENING, August - iess.
Ie,,a 81 VENUS IN ARMS
MI Ss snoae cous sas
ard Mr. NelsonDan. Mr. Lew s-Lie., Gs.g,s Mr Joscs-
ey,n.g Mrs M'eder will ing the Cha
''s ovsp,urs nv the oreass,rs Leader Mr. Jamsssa
scotch Dance l. character. oy Mss Kerr.
men,s, when The Grand Military Band viii perform variety
Of Ovsrtures, Mar shes, nc.
sa. s r. soyE
n..s .,.snssa ~ msss.s E9
gers-Ch-ysl,er M Fiynnsenescha Mr. NATURALIZATION
In The course q tho piece the following music,
0esnis c.o,us, = o. s.shsr- ~,. = sy:r
song song i.s t. Tosdi c e,' Mr. Collins
boz s ss S eSss "'ee'
Eoesgemens have been made with several popular artists
Due roiice will be given Of their appearance -,
in rapid and expense shall ~ psrvo " render
this spIe sdid sbishment the very FIRST IN New York.
Adsi,isnce s7i csnts-shiarenh hall price.
Bswery broadway ssges VIII convey vsters rom NJ
per and lower part civ during the pero mssces
Door. .psa at oeock-rerior~anse semneHces !" Ash
U wyLIR's BLEECKrR STREET GARDkNs free
again ladies' spd MT announces 70 the IN.
s Ne. y yors IusepsnSeo, srs. play xs
cs Ensh, iri.s and scotch naivnsi airs ana msrcees
NJ VS. icss confectionery are oftbe choices, qoaity
The Garden vii be open every sunday ssrnsg. Admit
u No as Bleecksr street. doors north o' Cmine street
IpAs,FOnD's ROOMS Foe ,B!LLlANDs
ID And Ga. s. ss sro,dwsy ssa har si :, er
Tables 10 hs balls nc he and exercises Tor health r1r-
chse and players are invited Their are .n y s,rs Tsss
rphbsr ami cloth snd eagle rov, sad wood frames
TIC best sssor,men, ever offered The public. mssl-S
CAJR OF THE MECHANICS, INsTI rUrE.-
Monday sept Sd following dav. rhe BEARD Of Mana
esr DESTROYS encouraging impcvsn inventions and i'm
- nj ss @.d Ma. Is. ssuss = 2
class premium; silver Medals and Diplomas viii be
To spores,sers ersbsrr spee,eus sf worhms.-hIp sp
pr we'd b. the Jsdsrs s~-ersp mes WITH W rded. s.s.s
.scIen,ly t..-r,-b b. appreciated, consists q .wss,
IT, weekly ss~sstc Lectures, the CSC NJ the u Tsn -
s.. ~s ;ss A. ssr =, "sa s.rn r-rS.s "
.s.io s.:~s~ 50 - NE vs'sss'e s'eeA''e'' '''
- ss ~ ssss En-; s. !: ;:s;s'' 49,: 80;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18
New York PfanofOrto Manufacturing Com
pany's Ware Room.
NO. $50 Broadway.
q II q " q r. II I TT

Having been apponted sole agea for the above
or The sale OF their Panoerle respectfully Informs me
TIC ma he has In splendid assortment OF
OF all patterns and prices he found In this city July
rsaeG In regard toneh, workmanship ana Suraor
llty
In eomng before the public la competitions with msnuacu
established fame this any resolved To pud
the excellence OF their ans
fairness ftbeir prices and ana confidently anticipate
liberal share Of public patronage.
be amiss inform purchasers and all eonce ned
that this the stockholders CONSIST
principally regularly Bred working Panotore nakers ma
Of whom have for years past engaged Ia tue nr
alike inere reputation OIL tnt
company apprentices employed on any
part oftneir work. .
Their Pano1rtes offered the procssion. the trade
and public large with confidence ihyhing the CLOSEST
animation and comparison.
Panofoes tuned and repaired. Old riunoeres taken IN
exchange
O. always hand full supply OF new, popular and
fashionable music, wholesale and retail
in all It's branches attended usual at the
old, well knowa establishment, Mo- $50 Broadway
aul8 1t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

81 MANSION HOUSE. Port Jefferson, Gate Drowned
Meadows L. The subscriber has opened the above house
for the Of company transient and permanent The
house large, built especially for tie business and
ranged with for the comfort OF visitors tua
bays Long Island which asounds with fish and fowl Car
will all times and handsome sail
fer the accommodation Of company ne of stages
twice week and from New York, viz: rail road
Hcksvir. Ase, weekly the island Patchogue
and regular packet weekly from foot OF Oliver street, be
sides other vessels almost daily. Terms moderate
Port Jefferson L.. I'm 1888. jy2u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

Composition Ornament Mandatory,
594 Broadway, New YORK..
az JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects and
Builders that he FURNISH OF DE-
crpuon for the interior flashing OF buildings the lowest
terms.
B. Specimens can be at The mandatory above
Ornaments got up TO any design nys-eEs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

cF CHEAP LEsSONS!-35s BROADwAY-Terms suit.
ed "a sny heuI day evening" I'LL salts
fed, no charge IL not satisfied! Branches, Business
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

70 sOUTHERN MERCHANTS.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, &c
II A. w. SPIES, 1872 Pearl street. Is opening fall
Fall supply Hardw easonable
5 crates patti Iroa Tea Kettles and Sance Pans.
crates Sheet Irna do.
casks assorted Table Gallery.
5 do. Pen nd Pocket knve Shears Scissors kc
2 60. Kasors; 10 do Files and Edge Too,.
80 do. assorted Trace Chains.
geo dozen do. Axes.
10 cases Guns, PISTOLS and Rides
q 0 pairs sell cooking and revolving Pistols
Together with general assortment Shelf Hsrwares
Plat d. Japanned Fancy Goods the SouherN
market au2 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

- SECOND WARD HO TEL-Nsxt 10 the corner 81
Fulton street, Nassau strec-Ths well known establish
having undergone thorough re6tng l. now In com.
plele order accommodation Of ose whs may honor
with their patronage. - M
There are in tks house, besides the lower story, which Is
thrswn entirely open public bar rom large room upcs
the story IS wesued tor The accommoda
public meetings. together with several smaller
adapted the clubs referees fer the actes Of
other private business
CLUBS private parties accommodate with rooms, and
ay be furnished with dinners suppers composed OF every
species of or which the markets afford short
notice. EDMUND JONES, Proprit tor. jell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

DENSONS wBl ing TO hire Club Boa nv
cay, week. Menh, can be ON tbs nosk
reasonable terrcs, by applying 20
w. B. kORERrS, pier No. g. North River,
or 81 Washington street.
u These boats built Wy the cecbrsea 5nders
N. Il j. Croius, Water strreE
jySi Inn w. B. ROBERTS.
ITO SIEVE AND BRUSH MAKEHS-Bram
Wire OF the finest NUMBERS well anneaed ON hand and
tor sale, by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
iy2oy CoeTiiandt 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

Gap MAX b. s.-.Twenty fur and hair sacap
" .s and hnIshersslso six sesIet wanted m-
| n,edatriy. Highest prices paid. X. BAeEk CO,
anIsst, las Water St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18
COORED PAPER

AND FANCY PAPEH BOX MANUEACT,Y.
No. ~ FaHoa and SO Gold street, Nete Work.
X large OF Coloree Papers Of every descrip
plain cored embossed, MARBLE melted spot
ted &C.. constantly hand Also, extensive assor
Of Fancy Paper Boxes every variety for
Orders both lines with prompiness and despatch
BLANC 4 BODEN,
au2 lms Manufacturers. Nos 70 Fulton SO Gold ST.
Dec Carlos de Visttes, de ROces ct is Conn
merce,
" VISITING CARDS CARDS AT HoMR, STORE
CARDS, &c. &c. An
VAL E N Il l N IS
ENSRAvINs, PRINTING, AND FASHIONABLE VISITING
AND STORE CARD ESTABLISHMENT,
so John st. If IyiiiGm ST.
NEW
Visiting Cards Cards iome tor Wedding Furties Mer.
camille engraved in superior style. print
ed with the neaness In The latest and mos, approved
fashios jels
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

Will YNU tn IN!
Uy PaRSCOCTS UNITED STATES OIL PASTE
BLACKNG is admitted By all who have proved It, to be
decidedly Article offered the public; hesg
in Gill; does like most backing. inore
leather but the contrary and soe Whole
sale dealers particularly ested call and examine
article and satisfy that Prescotts Black
ing take precedence any other now il
Because posss conservative qualiues.
I'd It's easy application.
Sd. IL improves athe than is impaired by age.
will polish with oil taowan3, lastly is
a perfection in blocking hitherto unatained.
Manufactured sale at so Water street, New York.
Also by J. w. Clark, Buffalo Orders solicited au9-3n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

= u SYLVESTER continues NJ his old stand. 10
-. kroad way, q Wall where he has been
established the last Is and has no other office 10 this
city or elsewhere. -
Dre sl carts OF England Ireland and Scotland,
in s. To- Is, Eeo amount always TOR sale
All Kinds Of southern and Western certificates Of depoe
and hack notes purchased lowest rites Of discount
United states Psnnsvvanix Virgins, Baltmo Delaware,
District bank discounted II the very lowest
rate. -,
SevereSps Guneas, Napoleons Ten Thaers, and Gull
ders and Ergsh silver the highest rates. anu also
sold the best terms.
dressed TO > =. SLY ~ nEw,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

NEW YORK TATTERSALLS-wib be sold
IN On Monday Aug. 90 account OF whom
RI.ACK MAKE. q. w MILLER,
snIp 446 broad
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

NEW YORK TATTER "A I.LS.-The subscri-
her having ased the lease of the above well known
and extensive establishment from Orlando Moore begs
his friends usc and the encs oil the above
establishments that he Intends devote his personal attention
and and sy all who favor him
with their To buyer seller OF horses
rges he will endeavor give satisfaction GeniemeR
the day, week month, with superior
modaons their horses and carriages livery and the best
attention paid them.
He respectfully invites dealers from the conntrv
visiting city, and having good horses for sae give
the New York Taitcrsal' cal-he superior accomm0
dations place. giving the other
bshment of the kind in the city. q w. MILLER
aule 446 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18
:. =, IN ~. .s,eIMs FOn BILlIAN rs

ID All Cns S. 2Is Brosdwsy snd "a Anr street, es.
trance Joins he museum Tor the of billiard
Table, hs halls he and exercises Tor health Fur
ebnsprs pIsyers invited There W Billiard Tables
esdv Tor trial seven a roon with spring Steel tnds
rhbr ami ech cushions sud eagle rov, end wood frames
,hs h.st ,ssortrent ever sfrred the public mySi-S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18
q. pELAPLAINE, Auctioneer.

UCTION NOTICE-By sCH0YER CO.
Tuesday 2l Inst nj 10 O'Clock, the store 1875 Broad
way neary opposite the City pote catalogue sasof cold
Iewery, double and snye barreled esns English pistols
sy celebrated andon akers port ibe nla,
writing dressing clocks cologne water &c &c
100 c of the above goo credit OF 6 mos.
Tie goods will exposed FOR examnaen one day befsr'
m. all aula 5ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

NTEW YOR 81 TAT.rsG SA LIS, 446 Broadway
IN The regular sales at this well known establishment
continue to take place every Monday at O'clock commen
eiee with q yari civ Of Carriages, Hsrr ess, Lc.
THE sale will commence on Monday goth August, 81
O'clock M, commencing with a variety Of Carriages
Harness Alter which, ~ oclecs, the Horses will be af.
fered All horses, &c intended tor this sale must - shows
and entered BEFORE Saturday 18Th August IT NJ nj
ter they viii be positively excluded fr th- caalogue
- q w MILLER
AT private sa three pair fine Horses aud two fast single
Hersrs. ust received and for sale bv
aul9 " W. MILLER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

Mount s. w iison,
SIGN AND ORNA MENTAL PAINTERS,
40 Water, next to tie corner OF walst.
Signs plain and ornamental Military Flags and Devices OF
every pon painted with reference always 10 durability
propriety and good taste
A uniform system OF charges adhered To-
~. Wanted, an intelligent boy as an apprentice.
10 3rak
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

TN0 a.. ; q rae - maa~ ~ az zee ". s<ss~9
ali x } svIvssiss. iN Sssas-ay ..dsa wtts>
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

NJ w YORK TATTEkSALL subscri
Der having sold the above establishment TO George
Miller begs md him those who have so IL
beray patron ned it, with the assurance that ne VIII full
satisfaction. u j. MOUkE
.-ro
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

"a HOU-E wANTED.-A modern built ard W.
- finished hons, In the PIPER part ofibe city Address
.l sai.as lo.a:son and rent to +. r., ss7 Branch Po
oH . suis.iws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-18

SOUTHERN FUNDS WANTED FOR CASH.
- Georgia and South Caolina Bank Checks, Notes. Sc-
THOS. ID CARPENTER,
auI8 IL No Is w all ST. near Broad.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18

uPSome of the Tory papers affect muell sur.
Prise that Gov Ritner Of Pennsylvania shouid can
out the militia to put down their turbulent preth'
rem n, Harrisburgh. This is all sheer ahectaon
Gov r. Possesses unqueslionable authority to call
upon the military TO suppress instruction, inva-
;, ar m crush n mob, and he would be recreant
-, his office if he did not do it in this Beside,
he assumes no new authority in doing it. His
predecessors in the Chief Magisracy of States have
exercised similar authority, in Pennsylvania and
in some other States, so it is no novel or untlied
experiment. Let us recur to history.
In 1894, Gov. Mif1in, of Pennsylvania, called
out the militia OF the State to suppress the "Whs-
key Instruction. and attended them in person.
Again in 1888, or Whereabouts, there party
in Massachusetts which declared for the "abolition
of debts the division property, g. reunion with
Great Britain" which resolv ed itself into an insur-
reciionary mob, and resisted the State authority
Gov. Bowdoin called to his aid upwards of 1000
militia, and placed them under the command of
Gen. Lincoln. This termed "Shay's REBEL
ion"
Without citing any more cases 1t must be con-
coded that Governor Ritner has the authority OF
precedent, at least, to call out military force To
put down Tory Instructions; and we rejoice that
he has the holiness to exercise it. There is a
growing disposition in this country TO resist the
laws, which requires decided and vigorous means
TO check its progress before it becomes too form-
dable.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18
SNSg a. EGsGa

In Concord, the LIST inst FANNY ALmIRA,
daughter Of Col. J. q. Darling, aged about 10 ms !;
on the Sth, Capt. LOT WOODBURY. Revolutionary
Pensioner, formerly Of RoyaIston, Ms. in his 84th
year.-P'interS an ". III. are requested, &c,
In MiddebCry, Dec 9, Jane Maria, only daughter
of Hon William Sade. in the 20tb year Of her
age .'
In Vergennes, Gen. Amos w. Barnum, in the
5Sth year of his age.
In Goshen Gore, Nov %, Mr. Enoch Reynolds,
aged Sea Revolutionary pensioher.
In Monrose, Pa. the 27Lh ult. Di Mason Deni-
son, aged So formerly of VT.
In Milan, Texas, on the 29th Of A prll last, Jason
Sherman, Esq. formerly of Gulldhall, aged 90.
Al MI Clemens, Michigan, the lGlh of Nov.
Mrs Jerusha Hatch, uged about 66 years. Also,
at the same place, The 2lst of the same month,
Mr. John Hatch, the husband of the above named
Jerusha, in The G0,h year OF his age, formerly of
Chelsea, VT
In Montpelier % inst Mrs Mary, wife of Elijah
Nye, aged 73. 18th nit. Miss Lucinda Il French,
aged "a, daughter of Ephraim aud Elan b. French.
In Peacham 9th inst. of consumption, Rev. Rus-
well Putnam, son of Seth Putnam OF Mddi esex,
aged 80.
Ia Hanover, N. III. Dec. Mrs Merriam Spcncer,
wife Of Capt. James Spencer, aged So
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18
MAR @RA@ sgGa

In this town Dec. 6, MIR GEORGE G. LAWRENCE
of Danville, 10 Miss HANNAH g. BARKER, daugh-
ter of Mr. Geo. |. Barker, ofthis town.
In Walden, Dec. 9th, Mr. Edwin Huston, to Miss
Mary ID. Wakefield
In Ashfeld, Ms. Nov. 81, Mr. Chilled Smith, in
bis 97th year, to widow Jerusha Ware, of Hebron,
N. Y. in her Sod year. This makes Mr. Smith s
fourth wife. He has labored on farm ever since
he was years ofd-aud up TO the last summer, per.
formed on the scythe throuh the season of hayIng,
equal to man of 80 years. His love has evidently
been uni0ersal, and on the march. lie has
living within three and a half miles Of him, nine
great gre0t grand children, 1--WE don't know how
many more) who might have seen the 2lst No
vember 1888, their great grcat grand father mar
ried. This is what we call handing down TO pos
te'ay-[Gr Courier
In Barre, 9th inst MIR Friend S. Noycs, Miss
Sophia Bachelor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18
95 Dollars Reward.

A N insane man, by the name of BRITTON
"a PIERCE, left Chesterfield, N. Ii The Goth of
Oct. and was last at Piermont, the Saturday
night following. The man is q years of age-of
sandy beard-dark brown hair-wilh three moes
on his left cheek-dark gray eyes, one Of which is
a little crossed. He was dressed when he left with
snuff colored frock coat, black pantaloons and
vest, calf skin boots and silk hat and is about five
feet and SIX or eight inches high and stoutly built.
Whoever will take into custody and safely deliver
the said person, the subscriber Chesterfield
to VIM. Pierce Of Lyndon, VT. shall receive the
above reward.
EBENEZER PIERCE.
Chesterfield, N H. Nov. %, 1898. 70-4w
p. 5. Printers are respectfully invited to insert
the above.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18

Q37It is stated in the New York Express that
Price, the absconded defaulter, contributed $780,,
600 to help the Tories Beat the Wings at the last
CITY election. Is not this ''bringing the patronage
Of the Government into conflict with the freedom
of election" And wherein consists the difference
in principle in the conduct of the Administration in
permitting Price TO pay much Of the people $
money to sustain the SAID Administration and then
escape as deIauler, and in paying it direct from
the Treasury? 1t is ridiculous to suppose that the
President did not have reasonable grounds to pre-
some that the delaulters were nisusing the public
money, and it is not uncharitable 10 insinuae that
knowledge Of the manner il was used suppressed
soasonnbe investigation. 1t is difficult to imagine
how otherwise Government Officers could abstract
thousands upon thousands, year after year, from
the Treasury without suspicious being excited on
the part Of the Treasury. 1t must have remained
wiiully ignorant.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18

FIRE. On the 9th there was large fire at Buff
talo, which broke out on the west side of lain
street, and extending, destroyed three story
block belonging to r. Starkweather, with large
amount Of property. The whole loss is estimated
at between 80 and $4,000 The Buffalo Journal
relates the following affecting incident:
young man, wasting under consumption, was
lying in his room at Mr. Newkirk's boarding house,
over the Commercial Bank, and separated only by
the intervening wall, from the sea of fire which
ragged upon the other side. The noise and uproar
of the crowd, the boiserous fury of the gale, and
the heat and glare Of the flames, which, at times,
cured almost over the very windows filled his ag-
tated mind with terror, and wrought upon his
weakened frame, already in the last stage of exs-
tence, that he DIED. His name was John Bishop,
aged 20.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18
Farm EO9 Sale.

SITUATED in Irasburgh, one mile from the
- main Village, containing one hundred and fifty
wood and timber land. Said farm cuts from forty
to fifty tons of hay, and there good buildings
upon it, Terms easy. Enquire of Elijah Cleve-
land or Luther morrill, of Coventry. for further
particulars
Nov 26, 1883. 69--tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18
Look :!

A LII persons who have unsettled accounts with
"a the Subscribers requested to call and set
tie. After many earnest calls upon friends
we hope and expect there will not be one stupid
to let their accounts remain unsettled after the
18th OF January next, But il any person should
be unmindfuI of his interest to let his
count remain unsettled after the 18th of January
such accounts with an Attorney for immediate col
lection. ii. q w. BUCK JR.
Lower Waterford, Nov. %. 1888. 70-4w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18
Removal.

NEAVING removed from DanvilIe to Whcelock
L H. Qiollow) called, wish TO say to the good
people of this and the adjoining towns, that have
commenced my old business and intend TO keep
good assortment of such kinds of
aGanES ssazSa aaaHanss ~EAsz=-
rs are usually manufactured called for in this
ton of the country and of quality that is right,
and on terms with which who is willing
paw fair price for good work shall be dissatisfied
/ want BASS PLANK suitable for Chair seats,
and most kinds of produce in exchange.
CALEB MINER.
Wheetock, Nov. 81, 1888. 70-3w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18
"In silence and tears.

RUMnRs OF MORE DEFALCATIoNs. 1t is current
in Washington that Gen. Gratiot, chief Engineer,
IS deaulter to the Government to the tune Of from
thirty to forty thousand dollars. Also similar
is respecting Gen Jessup, the Seminole
Indian fighter and the eapturer Of Osceolo, He
has acted rs Quarter Master General, and cannot
satisfactorily account for the funds which have
been placed in his hands.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18

TENHE subscribers hereby inform all persons in
n debted to lhem that they about closing
their Peddlng business in the County of Caedo.
MIA and vicinity, and that all demands due them
must be settled without fail on before the first
In the absence of e. X. Prowtv, payment may be
made to Z. K. Fairbanks ~ Co. at Lower Water
ford, who are authorized to settle said business.
z. X. PROWTY 81 co.
Lower Waterford, Nov. %, 1888. 69-6w a"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Monday, Dec. TO, 1888.
Reported for the Boston Patriot.
=, At market 425 Beef. Cattle, 140O Stores, $40
Sheep; and $40 Swine.
PRICES. Beef Cattle. We quote to correspond
with last week; first quality at rs a 8; second
quality "a 81 rs; third quality so 6 so.
Ba'rcltng CaHe.-No price reported.
Stores
Sheep-Lots were sold at 9 %, 2 50, 2 rs, 3 and
and SO.
Swlne-An advance was effected; lots to pe6dle
We're sold at &c for and for Barrows; AT re-
tail, for sows, and for barrows.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-18

SATIsFAcrIoN.-A duel was fought at New Or
leans on the Goth ut. between son or ex governor
Marigny and a lawyer, named GreIher. The for
killed.
OHIo.-Hawkins, Loco, the first day of the
meeting of the Legislature, chosen Speaker of
the Senate by majority of three votes over Smith,
wing faran, Loco, was chosen Speaker of the
House by majority of four votes
If the twoIegged Sub Treasury -Plundering -Sys-
tenn is continued much longer Congress will have
to lay direct tax upon the People to keep the
VIII cells of Government in motion
Mr. Henry Clay, jr., of Lexington, Ky, has sold
imported short horned Durham Cow to Messrs
John g. Richard Allen, ofthe same county for the
sum of $4,000. This is supposed to be the high
est price given for a in the United States