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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23
Lead Aqueducts.

VV>HE subscriber, having taken Of w. w. Whit
i ney, the Stock Machinery, &c. for the manu-
iaeture Of Lead Pipe, &C., will continue the bust.
ness az usual, a, Castleion Mills in all its various
branches Lead Pipe Of superior quality of all siz-
es rom half inch to inch and half constantly on
hand: Also Metallic Pumps, Of various kinds, an
e1eelien' article, known in point Of neatness and
oSraoy 10 be equal to any now 10 use, manufacin
Al orders in his line Of business will be promptly
aenued 70 and Pipe in any quantities furnished on
me liberal patronage heretofore received in ,bi,
nue o' business, induces the subscriber to conlir
We me "oId stand" at Castieion Mills. VI
c,.,, N. X. WHITNEY.
''iAs Apfil 10, 1874. leon
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BOLTING CLOTHS.
AND
burr Will Stones.

B. F.WHITE, No. 6, Morton Bloch, MIX ST., Boston,
IMPORTS and keep constantly for sale an extern
i sive assortment Of Dutch Boiling Cloths of the
following patterns, viz, Anchor, Arms of Harlem
Bird Of Paradise andEagle. From long experience
in the manufacture and sale of this article, the ad
vertser is enabled TO furnish Millers with per-
feet and durable cloths, and at lower prices than
they can be obtained in the United States.
ALSO:-FRENCH BURR MILL STONES, o
all sizes manufactured at the Massachusetts State
Prison. March ,IS44. mis- 6mps-li
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DIR. WISTAR'S
Balsam of Wild Cherry.

The best medicine known to man for isci2ient
Consumption. asthma of every stage, Bleeding of
the Lungs, Coughs. Colds, Liver Complaint, and
al diseases oil The Pulmonary Organs. may be had
OF the agents named below.
HJ'All published statements of cures performed
by this medicine are. in erery respect, TRUE. Be
careful and get the genuine "DR WisrAR's BAIsAM
OF WILD CHERRY" as spurious articles are abroad
Orders from any part Of the country should be ad.
York. Ca ~"
AGENTS.
DANIELS Il BELL, Rutland
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NEW STORE; NEW eooos.

w me subscribers, having formed a copar,ner-
~. ,p 'or we transaction Of general Mercan-
''' suS'"ess' IN Casi!eton, under the firm of
RICE, ROOT e. co,
request the attention Of the public IN mn, s,o.,. II
1ooDs now opening Having especially in ,iew
,he wants OF the community, we have caref,Ily 90.
lec,ed from the Boston and New York marke5s :,
oSsa prices one Of the arges, and bes, assortment
this county. Also Groceries, Crockerv ou h;d ~
VIC offer to the examination OF Discrimination nuh
&c, az prices 'hat cannot fail to SIT. While liber,l
credits and fair exchange Of merchandise ~,
country produce will be maintained, superior ind,cs
H.nis wall he given such as purchase Tor cash
TIMOTHY w. RICE
,o.s Q. II, HARRIS,
$ II. ROOT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23
Just Arrived.

TIME subscriber has jus, received the Paris and
Il New York fashions for Spring and Summer
and is now ready to execute with despatch all kinds
of garments in the most approved style that can be
got up, and will do il extremely low for cash OF
produce such as butter, cheese, pork. beef &C. &c.
He also wishes to purchase 1000 lbs of Maple su.
gar and pay 10 tailoring at cash prices.
JOHN +, KNIGHT.
Rutland April g. 1914. 16:6w
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Lead Pipe and Improved PUMPS,

TIME subscriber informs the public tina, he con-
Il ,inues to manufacture Lead Pipe at Granville
Corners, Washington County, ~ Y, and will fur.
nish any quantity at short notice.
lie will also furnish and put up pumps of differ
en-, descriptions on such conditions as cannot fail
to satisfy purchasers.
Having had long experience in the business, he
VIII be able to sell Pipe and Pumps cheaper THAI
can be obtained, Of the same quality from any other
establishment JAMES +. ESTEY.
Granville, March 81. 1914. I3Sm
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New Goods.

BARRETT d co. have recently returned from
Boston with large and carefully selected
stock OF French, English and American Dry Goods.
Hardware Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries
niogs ana Medicines Iron Steel &C., which they
VIII be pleased offer for inspection 10 ,be,r cns
toners and friends with the assurance ,ba, The
ces and styles will be satisfactory.
Rutland, May 4, 1874, 1910,
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DR. % BRANDRETHS
Vegetable Pills.

Tao taIrfTs1i Mcdtcsat y Hy'
vUyHERE are faculties both bodily and iaiel.eci'
nal wiihiu us. with which certain herbs have
affinity. and over which they have power.
All diseases is prcdooed by The impor'y OF me
sloud. The Brandreih Pills remove the cause OF
all diseases by purifying The blood ,hey ave 'ue.s
fore proper, called UNIVERSAL they are mild IN iheif
operations. and never failing in their beneficial ei
fects.
Remember That each box OF the genuine has
upon il three copyright labels. That each label has
two signature. OF DR., Benjamin Brandre'h upon H.
Tha, there mus, be upon Zach box three signatures
thus DR.. BENJAMIN Brandreih. NJ. ID. And three
signatures thus Benjamin Brandreih:
ALSO DIR. BRANDRETHS EXTERNAL
REMEDY OR LiNlMENT.
which by its extraordinary powers abstracts pain or
soreness thus sprains still snews WINE sweiiings
rheumatic pains, or stiffness, stiffness III the JOINTS
uufes, Unnatural hardness, sIiii neck' sore 'hioa'
Group. con,racons of the muscles, scoriulons en-
Engagements. tender feet and every description OF in
iury affecting the exterior OF The human frame, are
cured OF greatly relieved, by his never-io-be SUN
GENTLY eA,olled remedy.
The following are The only authorised Agents Tor
the sale OF the the Branlreth Pills and Imminent IN
Rutland County:
w. f. c. s,oddard, Ripley & Bailey, Rutland |;
| Hitchcock & Morgan, West Rutland; c. b. Walker,
Benson S. ID. Armstrong; Westhaven; Goodwin
g. Jackman Hodges g. Hawkins, Castleton; VIII
lard e. Fa,nam, Fairhaven; w. Chapman q Co.
Orwell J. Buckmasier, Buckmaster & Co Shews-
bury S. Townsend Wallingford Lapham Vail d
Co. South Wallingford +. +. Rogers, Danby Bor-
ouph Wbedon & Swallow, Pawlet II. Simonds
| Pitsford Ira Button Warren 4 Bliss, Brandon;
| Ira Bingham, Sudbury n w. Sawyer. Tinmou'h
| S. c. Bruce, Middlciown; J. o. Richardson. West
Poultney II. N. Hadley g. Co, Wells. lo:iy.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DE !, remember,

STATE OF VERMONT, RE il remembered
District OF Rutland, S. - tina, al, a special
PROBATE count held al Rutland within and for said
district, on the 2sd day Of April, A. ID. lsil.
Present, wm. Hall, Judge
an Instrument IN writing purpo,,ing TO be the
last will and iesisneni II chaancey T6ra Ia,. nj
Rutland, in said district. deceased, having beer
EFssenied to said court for probate, BY Jona,haaC
fhral snd Chauneey ThTall, tie executors therein
NAMED,
iiis entered that cad VIII be referred Cor
tfooss AID allowance 10 the hIs, Mondsy being
the ID day OF June neat, and thai a cow =,
ms ofeef be pablsshed three weeks successive.
" pfsssoos thereto 10 the Rutland Herald, a news
paper printed At Rutland thai all persons in,ere,,
&c may spear and contest the probate iheseof h
they zee cause a rne copy OF record.
IVA HENRY HAIL, Register
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Blank-work and Paper!!!l

NULL and half bousd Blank -xerk. ou.ro,.
II Memosndous Of srl sizes and oasht,. C,n
and letter paper. ruled aud plain from o. SO 10 81
per ream Plateau. Pos,. Bile, and Tissue. .,
pa, de- e0tf w G. sToDDARD
Rutland, say, ~ 1894
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RICE. ROOT & co.

A RE- now receiving from Boston and New York
N choice assortment, Of goods, among which
may be found Plain and figured ~ de Lanes: rich
fancy Lawn. hslrorine. super scinda stripe. balzo.
rci'e, rich black sk snd satin; ~ mohair shswls,
hsuage, meribo and alpaca DO; cashmere do EN-
btoidercd NJ. dc lane do. ladies' fancy ctavss. bo-
seTy AMI gloves Linen Goods--Doyles, Napkins.
81 Dsmssk and ~ white linen. lnen drills.
A rich assortment 81 cloths and fancy Cashmere;
Florence, Rutland and aodeoa Bonnets aud rich
Ribbons, Gimps, Edgines Laces, and many 9th
CT ihings--io be sold low ior cash and approved
credit.
Castlc,on, April 80, 1914. IoM
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Knives. Sc. &c.

A NEW and splendid 10, Of KNIVES, Scissors.
"A wallets, segsr cases ink stands. leiIer stamps,
iolders sand boxes, drawing pencils visiting cards
ana .hspu.ans msgie razor slrop, chess men and
SoAtSs, BACK CANNON boards. sealing wax. tooth
brushes, &c. &c. Please To call in time and m he
sure Of some of,hs many funny things tina, may be
had q, STODDARDS
Rs,land, May Is, 1874. aolf
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SIR ROBERT PATTEN.

s< THIS celebrated English horse, in
TN II troduced into this county by
"a Maj John Dean, and formerly owned
III by by William Swift Of Hartford Conn,
and now owned by Alanson DYER. will
stand at his stable, and not be removed theteirom
during the season.
To those who have seen the horse OF his stock,
nothing need be said Strangers invited TO call
and see the most perfect model Of horse ever KEEP,
in Ibis vicinity. Terms reasonable and made known
al The stand.
Mares from distance may be forwarded TO re-.
main any length Of iime either a, hay or grass, for
modcrais compensation.
ALANsON DYER.
Ru,land, May I, 1914. 2o:2o
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Notice.

RRoKE into the inclosurs of ,be
- Subscriber two yearlinv b u f..
Yy. and two yearling steers one Of The
-. heilers is black with a white lace ,bs
o'hefs are red The owner is requested to prove
PoPery pay charges asd take them away
Rutland May. 9Th IsiL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23

Wsthe Subscribers, being appointed blythe Hon
" ProbaeCourt for the district Of Fairhaven com.
mssoners TO receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate of
Whse',y Martin, late Of OrrreR,
IN said district, deceased represented psolvent and
also oil claims and demands exhibited in offse,
thereto, and six months from the 10th day Of April
inst being allowed by said Court for tina, pur-
pose We do therefore hereby give notice, that we
VIII attend to the business OF our said sppontme Mt at
the dwelling house Of Widow Lucena Martin IN
Orwell, on The second Tuesdays OF June and Sep.
TENDER next, from ten o'clock a. m until o'clock
r. M on each Of said DAYS.
j.. IL. CmTrsSDry, Asa YorSo, Com'rs.
Orwell, April 20, 1874. 1921
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nR. J. ROSS will return to Rutland between
- the 10Th and 18th OF inst. May, when he will
offer bis professional services 10 all who may see
fit TO patronisc him. lie will De found at his for
mer place of residence.
Woodstock, May !, 1874. 1921
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS AND
DYE.STUFFS.


DYE-STUFFS.
TIME subscriber having recently made extern
l. sive additions to his previous stock Of Drugs.
&c, now offers for sale at his Store, Nos. 3 q 4,
south side Of old Faneuil Hail. Boston, at unusual
~ low prices, very large assortment Of all the va
rieies OF
Drugs, Medicines Pa,nts d Dye StuGs,
among which are
10 chests Turkey Datum, 1000 Apohs Glassware
% cases Refined Camphor, 80 bbs. Linseed,
50 bb cold prsd Castor Oil 20 casks dry White Lead
so bbls Alcohol 500 kegs ass'rtd grouDd Lead
10 chests Canton Rbubarb % bbis Spls Turpentine,
10 cases Gum Mama, 80 bills Eng Venetian Red,
50 bales India Sienna, 20 casks French Yellow,
bales Alexandria SIENNA, 20 cases Gum Shellac,
50 bbls pure African Cayenne, 10 cases Gum Copai,
10 cases Red Sea Myrrh, 100 bbls Whiting
s5 boxes Tsrtaric Acid. 20 cases Chrome Yellow
80 kegs Sup. Carb Soda, 10 cases Chinese Vermilion
10 casks Cream Tartar. 25 bbis Copal Warmth,
30 jars Carbonate Amonio, 10 bbls Japan,
25 baskets Arna,to, 100 bbls gro Logwood
10 bbls Paca Copaiva, 100 bbls gro Camwood,
100 boxes CASTLE Soap. 1900 bbls gro Redwood
200 OF. Sup Quinine 30 bbis gro Lima Wood,
20 cases Gum Arabic, 10 cases Manila Indigo,
10 cans Oil Lemon, Is cases Bengal Indigo,
10 cans Oil Berganot, Is casks Nader,
80 ccroons Ipccsc Root. Is bills Corpora as
bales Jalap Root, 80 bbis Alum.
bales English Vaier;eau, 50 esvboys Oil Vitrioi,
20 bales sponges, 10 bbis blue vitrio,
90 aascs Liqnor,ce Paste, 20 bbls Olive Oil,
100 cases Palmer Or Soap s5 packs Gold Leaf,
$50 bales Sheep Irvine, rs bbis superior Glue,
together with most extensive assortment of apot,-
ecares' Glass Ware, Perfumery. &c. The above
with also all the varieties of Drugs, Paints, and
Dye-SiuHs that can be found in any city, offer
ed at the very lowest rates, accommodating cred
its and quantities, that will be warranted TO the pur-
chaser, else with the right OF returning, at the en-.
tire cost Of the subscriber he paying all cost OF
transport both to and from Country merchants, deal
ers in Drugs, Manufacturers, Clothiers, and Pain
tiers are respectfully invited to call when purchasing
as unusual inducements will be offered to secure
their patronage. EDWARD BRINLEY,
Boston.
N. b. Spurred Rye or Ergot, Oils of Tansey
NORWOOD, Spearmint, Beeswax best Elm Bark
American Saffron constantly wanted. in any guam.
titles, for which the highest market rates will be
paid either in cash or barter, and any article in the
drug line will willingly be received, iftems can be
made mutually advantageous. 1929
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ROiincts.

TUSCAN. Leghorn, Straw and other style Bon
nets; Ribbons, Anifcisls and Trimmings. just
received and for sale by BAsRErT d. Co,
May 7, 1914. 1921
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RI.ACk and colored Silks, Grape nemours, alpines.
~ sipaccss. bombaIines. halzorines. satin striped
giaghams, Scotch ginehams; French, English and
American prints; mousn de lanes chusans, CASH
meres, FreDck muslins &c, for ladies dresses. on
hand and for sale by BAaaErr & Co.
May 7, 1874 29:2l
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NEW ARRIVAL.

GLOVES AND HoSIERY.-A large assert
- meni Tor sale by BARRETT a. Go.
May :, 1874 1921
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A Few boxes of Oranges and Lemons for sale by
N Msy7. pN DAshrrr d &c.
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Summer Slu0s.

BARRETT & co. have on hand and for sale
ID nearly all styles Of wotsicd and cotton Summer
Stuff, for mems and boys clothing.
May :. 1874. 1921
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Gr0ss Seed
Ok Bushels superior Herds Grass Seed and $50
~ pounds Northern Clover Seed, a, 3D. for
ssishy BARRrrr q Co.
May7. 1874. ioal
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SANDs's SARsAP, RILLA.--ln the science of medi-
cine, like that of Legislation it is far easy to
point out what will do harm than what will do good.
The human body is readily injured. and dsor-
dered than the body polite and bad medicines are
at least as mscheyous unwise laws. careful
study Of the pathology of disease and thorough
knowledge of the peculiar properties and effects of
medicinal substances alone enable the practitioner
to assign, adapt, and proportion the remedy to the
disorder. The tonic and alternative qualities of Sar-
saparla its purifying and restorative influence, were
until within few years comparatively unknown mere
ly because there preparation Of this invaluable
root, which contained the qunessence of its sanative
properties 1t is believed that Sandss Sarsaparil-
la this great object has been thoroughly attained and
the atestaion Of the effect is to be found in the null
titude of cures it has effected. Gases of Scrofua
considered hopeless, Rheumatism, Suppuration Of the
Glands, Kings Evil, Salt Rheum, Liver Disease,
Sciatica, and all diseases generated in the elements
of the blood, relieved and finally expelled from
the system by perseverng in the use of this medi-
cine.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B.
s. d. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton ST.,
New York. Price 81 per bottle; bottles for IS.
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM, Bookseller corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, and r. s. PATTERSON, Druggist, cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
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THE MoRMONS.

The editor of the St. Louis Republican, who
had just returned from the seat of the Mormon
troubles, gives in his paper of the 9th instant an
outline of the late occurrences, from which we
make the following extract:
1T was evident to us that the Mormons are
deeply wounded by the death of Joe and Hyru,n
Smith. They regard their deaths as unmerited,
and The manner Of killing them as bordering on
savage barbaritv. They look for vengeance, in
some way or other, upon the assas<ins, and many
OF them, we believe, would cheerfuly take the
work into their hands, were it not that they, and,
in fact the whole people. are restrained by fear
OF the consequences. They are fully aware of
the hostility Of The community against them, and
they believe that any overt act of theirs would
draw down upon them and their property the
power of the surrounding counties. Their affac-
ton for Joe is as great as has been represented,
and the influence and control of the leaders over
the mass is unbounded. We saw no evidence of
disposition 10 outbreak on the contrary, every
manifestation was of peaceful character; but,
under all these professions, there was evidently a
deep feeling of injury, and an acute sense of the
wrongs which they believe they have suffered
This feeling may, and for time will, be kept
down by their fears and the influence and counsel
of their leaders, bnt it will not be forgotten, and
cannot be eradicated. They will endeavor not to
be the first aggressors, for it is not to their inter-
est to be, but they will probably not regret safe
occasion to vent their feelings
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~ MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC.

n
VARRET ANDERSON has this day received a
large invoice of Music; amongst which are, Presi-
sident Tyrrs Grand March, Texan Grand March,
Texas Quickstep, Baden-Baden Polka, Polka Dance,
Polka Dance by Herr, Deux Polkas, No. and 9
Juliens celebrated Polka, Frelnghuysen March,
Webster Grand March, Wing Rally, Burdett's Quick
step, Nlcholson's Quickstep, the Rocco Waltzes,
Wallace's Waltzes, the Georgiana Waltzes, Glen
mary Watzes, No. l and q the Washington
Waltzes, Miss Lucy Neal and other Ethiopian songs,
Watchman song, Tell him love him yet, Dream on
Young Hearts, Marion Day, Once played | with
sceptre, take not too rudely the rose Mayfy, The
Monks of old, He tells me he loves me! Oh, as fair
as the poets dreaming-a song for New England,
Twas ten O'clock, Grace Darling, The manual of
airs, collection of quicksteps and marches, Don
Pasquale Fantasia by Herr variations from the opera
iustave, and variety of celebrated operate music,
Items from the operas--with Accomplishments for
other Instruments, Andante by Thalburg, Preludes
ana exercises fingered in the major and minor keys
for piano, by Muxco Clement, a large collection Of
songs, waltzes marches, qucksteps, gallops &c. SIC.
Instruction books for Piano, Guitar Flute, Violin,
and Accordion, by various authors Citizens Vocal
instructor. The Odeon, collection of melodies, de-
signed for schools and social music parties
N. B. Music received every few DAYS. Orders
for music and musical instruments promptly attended
to. Between llth and 18th streets, Penn Av.
jyl5-l0 Intel
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ID NOTICE.
DY virtue of two writs of Fl. fas, issued by b X.
Morsell, Esq, of the Justices of the Peace for
Washington county, d. c., and to me directed,
shall offer at PUBLIC SALE, to the highest bidder
for cash, on Tuesday, the 23d day Of July, instant, al
O'Clock, A. M, at the square opposite the Centre
Market House, in the City of Washington, the fol-
lowing property, to wit:
Three single Feather Beds One double do.
Four Bolsters and four Pillows; Two Blankets
One Bed Spread; One spring-seat Sofa
seized and taken as the property Of Mrs Elizabeth
B. Scott, and will be sold to satisfy two judgments,
one due to VIM. H. Fales and one due w. H. Fales
& Richard l.. Glover. MICHAEL REARDEN.
jy l6-eo3t Constable.
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m CATHOLIC JUVENILE BOOKS.
i HE Lady in Black, Berthe, Ferdnanda, Antonio,
Louis the Little Emigrant, Henry and Mary, the Bas-
ket of Flowers-all translated from the French.
Genevive tale of antiquity. showing the won
derful ways Of Providence in the protection Of nno
ccnce.
The Flowers of Heaven: or the examples of the
Santsproposed to the imitation of Christians, tran.
lated from the French of the Able Orsene.
Father Oswold: genuine Catholic story.
A large assortment of Catholic works and prayer
books prayer-pictures, and rosaries, for sale by
GARRET ANDERSON,
iyl5-lOt INTEL between 18th and 10Th street
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PHILADELPHIA CITY AND COUNTY

All quiet throughout Saturday and Yesterday in
the city and county. Service was held yesterday
morning in the church of st. Philip de Neri,
Southwark, and large congregation was in at
tendance, We had quite an excitement for a
moment on Saturday night, produced by an I'M
founded rumor that Moyamensing prison. to which
several persons charged with participation in
the riots had been committed, was about to be at
tackled. The story went, that the rioters had de.
termined upon sending up some rockets as sig
nal One or two rockets having been sent up in
that section of the county. the alarm was produced
A body of troops, under Gen. Roumfort, immedi-
atey repaired to the prison, and examined the
whole neighborhood, ascertanng the whole story
originated either in trick or misapprehension.
Too much vigilance cannot be exercised by the
authorities and at the same time all good citizens
should discourage the circulation of exciting, i'm
probable, and unfounded rumors
Several important arrests were made on Satur-
day in some cases, the charges are for riot, muir
der, and treason. The investigation into the
causes and progress Of the riot is in progress be-
fore the Court OF Quarter Sessions. Other arrests
will probably be made in the course of the day.
The citizen soldiers from the country continue in
town in large bodies Our citizens cannot mani-
fest too much courtesy towards these individuals,
who have left their homes and business at the
call of our authorities. The brigade under the
command of Gen. Cadwaladet paraded on Satur-
day in much strength, presented very fine APP
pearance, and were reviewed by the Governor.
The City Councils have opened the four divisions
of Penn Square, for the accommodation Of the
military during their exercises. Between $4,000
and $4,000 had been collected up to Saturday,
towards the Relief Fund, in aid Of the widows
and orphans of the soldiers who fell during the
riots. Contributions continue to pour in, in large
and small sums. We again urge Cancellation
and good will among our citizens, and the accord
ance Of every thing calculated to excite or iname.
Philadelphia Inquirer Of Monday
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at PRIVATE SALE, -
AT AUCTION PRICES
200 qures full bound Blank Books
200 do half bound do
so quarto Bibles; 500 pairs ShoAs and Boots
200 dozen Spool Cotton; 500 boxes fancy Soap
Is lady's Work Boxes 5Ba
10 splendid rose and and maple wood portable
Writing Desks 4 IL as5R
dozen Guitars; dozen Violins E
10 cases brass and wood work Clocks
900 dozen ladies' white and cold cotton Hose
200 do gentlemen's Half Hose
3 cases white fashionable Hats
Also, Rogers Razors and table cutlery Of all kinds
LEWIS & HUNT,
je 28- @ Aucti0neen.