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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05
c. X. LEWIS
Package Express.

THE suabsciiber having established an
i Express to run between Boston and
Montreal. leaving Boston on Monday OF each
week, ola FnchbuIg Railroad thence by stage
through Keens. Walpole, Bellowsfalls, Ches-
ter, Rutland. Middlebury Vergennes TO Bur
ine,on, thence by Steamboat 10 Canada
He will pass Rutland, Tuesday morning OF
each week, going north, and Thursday after
noon Of each week, going TO Boston. The
objec, is to transmit Specie, Bank Notes,
collect and pay Notes, Drafts and Bills, buy
goods and do all other kinds Of business that
may be entrusted 10 his charge, all small
bundles taken and delivered. charges reason
able. Oders may be left with William Avery
or Hr. circuit, at the Franklin Hotel, Rut-
land, and at the Stage Houses on the Route
where he will be sure to get them.
Patronage solicited.
Packages TO be marked "By Lewis EI-
press" G.. X. LEWIS.
Rutland, Sept, lsii. 3stf
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E:AASrSe1S;SMIsRSii

w ,nfcsa ths iahsbnsnu OF thu
w to~n. and the eoaouniiy IN aensrsl
that no has rersived the spsiaG snd susswe
Fashion, for lsts, directly IRON Ns~ Ysri
A Nd having the bss, Of workwen, be 10 nov
prepsrsd TO svecu,s With the creates, posi-
bic d,sgsieA oil kinds Of ssrwenv Ia his line
In he moot fssh,oesbls and durable ssyle
an % cheap II no, cheaper than sny other
establishaeat IN the county. Having had
some 20 yeais' siperienes in The business,
he has seen the imPossibilny OF making joo'
Ailors Of women, and therefore his wotk IA
done by men, solely. and warranted to At
Cutting tot others to make. done - usual, 81
q literal discount. ., his old Stand ever Jss.
B.ueus s,srs, one door north Of the Frank
In Ho,sl
~. X. tenders his sincere thanks TO his
patrons for their liberal support, the past
yesr. and earnestly solieiw their patronage
for the fu,uts, and more particularly solici,s
wha, little ehasgs there may be oi over one
yesrs standing.
Rutland. April. lsls.
n. Is. For the information OF the Ten
psrancs community. ! will state, the uade
oil, be conducted % Temperance principles
in oil respects, for one ysarfrom date:
10 SIN. J. r. N
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
DPV "TTVV z
NiO{Nf.

Tshould beresortcdtoty all whom srs r,e.
L Opposed to consumption, or uoublsd ruh
cough OF cold, night swesi,, ss,bms. vain
In the side and chest. difficult, OF bre s,h,n,.
ightness and AUTHORIZATIONS the chest, bton-
chits, Liver complsinis and all affection. Of
The pulmonary organs.
THE FOLLOWING NEEDS NO COW.
MENT.
Greenfield, Saratoga Co, y. Y,
Mr. c. }. Roosevelt. Dear SiT:...The love 90
life urges me to make this effort TO obtain
some of your medicine, IS ! believe IT wiz
cure me will give n statement Of nv case.
About four or five months ago | wa. ,al,n
with bad cold, and was very hoars, IN con.
sequence OF working In water while building
and saw mlll, | being a mechanic and was
UNDER lhe doctors care about four weeks,
and got 10 be able to walk about, and tried
TO do little work, which brought an Sigh,
bleeding oi the lungs. returned home li..
piri,ed and sick. The next day lille snti1r
by the FIRE, blood vessel burst in nv lungs.
and commenced bleeding very fast. Tho
doctor happened TO be near, and be done
everv thing in his power TO stop the
bleeding, and finally succeeded AFTER looslnr
near quart from my lungs, and more from
the arm. But this did no, last but few hours,
mylungs were so spasmodic the doctor could
not control ihem,and for FIVE DAYS and nights
continued to bleed, until there was no blood
to run, when It ceased II lefl me So veal |
could scarcely breath or stir. Law for
long time in one position, Until my lungs
healed, and began to gain a little strength.
But about four weeks ago a relapse came on
and bled again at tho lungs, and continued
10 cough and raise large quantities Of bloc.
dy matter every day, and was rapidly hasten
ing to the grave. My friends and neichbor,
had given up all hopes and told me that mus,
die. BY physician could give me no en-.
couragement, except that the lungs were not
yet liberated aud all hopes Of recovery gone
until one Of your pamphlets were given me
describing DTLort or's Ex,rac, Of Lungw ort
Ny neighboIs obtained a bottle, for me NJ a
last resort, but with very little hopes OF II
doing me any good. have now taken it a.
bout week, and strange to ssy from the frs,
dose took oi II began 10 mend-and my
health is better every way. My night sweais
have nearly ceased, my strength improves.
| nv raisIngs are less and hope is again reriv-
ed, but my medicine is almost gone, and |
| wish you 10 send me two bottles Immediate
ly, and il recover will do all in my pow
TO spread the news that consumption can 10
cured, remain yours &c.
CHAUNCEY ID. MEDBuRY.
We do no, ask people TO use DIR Lsrbor :
Extract OF Lunewou unless thew are con
WINGED from the proof offered them that a
cure can he effected in all cases Of lung ami
liver complain',providcd the diseases are not
past human aid
For further proof see medical books in
hands Of the sgenis, containing certificate,
&c. All persons desiring the agency OF III,
will please apply to the proprietnr,
e. J. ROOSEVELT.
| 81 10 State ,t. Albany,
AGrsrs LUTHER DANIELS ,Rudsnd
SD. Winslow, Pirsford V. Ross, Bran.
| Don. f4eONlY
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ID II. GREEN bess liberty 10 inform the

ID H. GREEN begs liberty 10 inform the
II. public ,ha,he is now manufacturing
Dulcisnnss or parlor Organs, on entirely on
new plan. st less ,hsn half the price Of com
mon psrlor Otgans> capable Of producing The
most besu,iful swell Of any instrument oil the
kind in use. Those wishing to buy Organs
or Pianos will do we'll 10 call and examine
for ,hsmsel YES. before purchasing elsewhere.
He likewise repair ell kind OF musical in-
struments, tunes church and parlor Organs
and Piano Fortss in the best possible man.
ser on .bor nstcs. Poullney, Dec, 1874.
SILL ~.
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Farmers
EYCH.ANGE
CHEApCiiSSiH STORE.

1T hss sesn proved BY sctsal sIpsrimsnl
j thss goods boeek, iof cash and ed fos
ready psy, cen b. sAordsd from 10 10 % psr
cent cheaper Than they cen possibly b cold
by the credit sysssm.
We ere now receiving . new and unsos'.
" splendid assortment Of spring goods,
which have been selecfed with great care
snd sueniioo, and which will be cold - lo~
OF lower than can be bousb, In tloe,s,e.
The following may be found N1ssng the
many sriclss no~ being opened st our store
DRESS GOODS.
Striped end Plsid B.lIsrinss. Afghan Ssiins,
Csmelion stripes, Psrssenes, Printed Lawns,
Printed Mvslihs, Esris,on Ginshsgs, Rich
N de LANES or q sopsror quality, very
cheap. high eoloted esliooss OF The latest
nyls,, sptndid and cheap.
ALSO
few pierss Bib and Blue Black silks
SUMNER sTuFFS FOR BOYS.
Ashland Jeans. Csmleisens, London Plsids.
London Cashmere, T~ssds. Brown and
slate L,nens. Ve,,ings--.s fioe assortment
jua received from Europe by the Geat
Western. Goth and Cau,meres----B Black
and Blue Black Broad Cloths from els
upwards. Plaid Cashmere for pants.
CROCkERY snd HARwARE,
A eomple,s assortment OF crocksty, new
pstterns. lower ihsn has been offered.
CROCERIES,
Molsssss, Sugars. Teas. Of every variety.
Salmon, Shsd. Goldfish. and Msokerei The
above together with every article usually
kept 10 a country store may be found al the
FARMERS EXCHANGE.
C5OOyDs calico Of the late" pat
q cOO terms. lower than ever, At The
fsrmen Exchange + Cheap cash store.
ID. II. SABlN Go
Wsllinford, May ~, is45 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05
IRON 4 NAILS.

TIME subscriber having discontinued the
Il bushes, of manufacturing Iron and
Null, would say to his old customers and
others lha, he has seveveral tons first quail.
ty Blacksmith Iron which will be sold
low for cash or approved credit Also =
few tons of Nails which will be disposed of
on liberal terms Wrought scrap Iron
will be taken in exchange for Iron.
Fair Haven Sept, 9th, 1874
ALANSON ALLEN.
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= r l. f. b X A Il ED HORS Z
BLACK LICN!

- WILL stand during the pres
W. ent season, comnencing
E-YR the frs, Monday of Juue, q, the
"s following places, VIZ on NON,
SNksAD days Al the stable Of the subscri-
bef in Claren don, about mile north of the
South Flats, oil the west side of the Creek ;
ont Tuesdays al the stable ol F. Warner inRut
land on Thursdays at the stable Of Rufus
Bucklln Ia Wsllihgfofd and on Saturdays
at the stable of J Dove in Cu,liagsvlle.
Black Lion is eight years old, and was
sired by the Old Norman FRENCH Lion, and
imported from France, aud is well known as
being the hes, blood ever ia this country -
lie is distinguished for strength and Il COR
being worked IL truck team in Boston Tor
the last eigh, months, by the subscr iber who
now proposes that he shall stand for The i'm.
provemeni OF stock.
All in,eiesteI ATE invited to call and Ell.
anime for themselves. All mares disposed
OF before loallng will be considered with ioal
DAVID FISHER
Clarendon, May 90. l6i5. q II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

HE the subscribers, beIng sppoin,ed by lie
w prob,te cour for The district Of Rutland.
commissioners 10 reteiVe examine, and I'D.
Just ell claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate VI
Ed,esrd Gibson late Of Clarendon.
IN ssii district deceased, Represented in.el.
vent, and also all claims aud demapds eIhib-
lied IN offset thereto and months from
the 10Th day Of say, inst being allowed
by said count ioI that purpose. we do there
tore hereby give notice that We will attend
10 the eusinsss ofour said appointment al the
dwelling house II I.iie Spafind In Clarendon
on The Is, Hondsys Of July and November.
nett, IRON Until o'clock P. NJ. on each
Of said Jsys
ALPHA II POST. D.
JAMES ScCONNELI. O""m"
RUuAod. say 90. 1855 %
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70 THOSE WHO THINK

WHAT is disease What - unhealthy
w virus How is il that the small guam
,iiy OF matter upon the point Of lance
should he capable of causing the most fear.
full complaints How is il that the teeth OF
dog, Of an ader, or Of ra,,lesnake, should
be capable Of impariing maladies before
which The most powerful or the mos, feeble
fall victims Is it not thai the virus has the
same mower over the luids 81 the human bo'
dy that yeast has upon fermentng liquors
Now some persons have their blood in 50
pure a state that they cannot receive iniec-
ton Of any kind. Many cases have occurred
where Iabid dog has the Same day bitten
several persons, some OF whom have escaped
entirely, while Others have died. This Is
only TO be accounted for on the principle
that there was no impure blood upon which
10 act in those persons who escaped. Al
can he in this condition who wish, and whc
are willing to persevers with the
BRANDRETH PILLS
until their blood 10 entirely regenerated anc
| freed from all impuIiiy How inporlan nj II i,
they should be appreciated.
BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEIT
The following are the only authorized a
gents for The sale Of the Brandreth Pills anc
| Llnment in Rutland County.
w + CSloddard, Ripley s Bailey. Rut
land Beaman q Son, West Poullney {
r Walker. Benson X 9 Armstrong, West
haven; ID Goodwin, Csslleton Hodges
Hawkins West Castieton A Willard. Fair
haven; w. d. Catlin L. Co . Orwell; Buck
master, Shrewsbury; s Townsend. WslliDg
| ford, Lsphsm and Vail South Walllnglord
f. + Rogers. Dandy, Wheaton, a Swallow
PawIet, ii. Smonds. Pi,tslord, Ira Button
Brandon Ira Bingham, Sudbury, \ w
Sawyer, Tinmoulh Vail and Gus, Middle
town, Allen Grover, Wells II Hitchcock
Clarendon Springs Noyes & Harris, Ea,
! Poullney l.. Preston. Piusheld; Jones
Dow, Cui,ngsvIlls; II. Richardson. Jr Sher
burne 1854
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The English Blood Horse
SIR ROBERT PATTEN.
~ WILL stand til

IAN on Mondays and TUESDAY. al
~ the stable Of Rufus Bucklin in
Wsllinford and the remainder Of
the lime at tho stable Of the subscriber in
Rutland.
This Horse
was raised by Robert Pauen Esa. one Of the
Jockey Club Of Long Island. lie wa. GU,
OF the Nessenger Mare. the tastes, ,roitet for
10 miles ever on the Long Island Course.
lie was sred by the Eclipse, brother Of
the horse John Bascom which won the purse
Of $4,000 Of tie Post Boy on said cour,e
Sir Robert ran several matches when 4
years old and since and wss always succ ,.s
ful.
lie WAS purchased by Wm swim ESQ nj
Hartford Conn. and sent into Vernon, by
Ma John Dean.
Having stood three successive ,e,r. in
Rutland. his stock which can he seen At ,ny
time. IL sdmhled by good judges % 10 hi,
lime 70 be the best ever introduced into ,hs
state ALANSON DYER
| RutlIsd NAV I, fsi5 Ioi(
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05
RARE CHANCE.

WANTED ~ an apprentice at the Tin
w and Sheet Iron mandatory IN the
village, an active, honest, intelligent boy
who can come well recommended for so
brie,y onaaucnlion to business and whose
general department will be found prina a
cie evidence OF the above qualifications
will find fra rate chance to be master o.
. good trade, which will be better 10 him
than large fortune by inheritance.
ETHAN JUDD.
2ptl.nd fAntil % lSl5
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NOTICE.

TIVE Anna Meeting Of the Member,
- of,he Rutland and Addison Mutual
Fire Insurance Company will be holden al
the office Of sad Csmpsny. 10 Brandon on
the % day Of July nsIt si o'clock p. NJ,
for the purpose Of eIeeting Dirce,ord Tor the
ensuing year ard trsnsaeuing such cher
business a. may be deemed necessary
BY order Of the Directors
4 JUNE. See'y.
Insurance Office, May 9Th lslS.
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FLOUR

IN bauels and half barrels, for sale by
Il ID. z. BELL.
Rutland ssy -, Is4s. u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

YUNEA "A few more chests Of that i~o
shilling Tea, feoeired Of the fsrners'
EIehsrRs. by u. II sABlN Co. Age
NAV 20, isi5. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

STATE OF VERMONT, ! DE ii remem.
Dislrie, OF FaIrhaven, IS. ID bered thai Al,
probate court holden AT Casil.ion, within
and for said district on the LIST DAY OF may
1913.
Present, A. Warner. Judge.
An instumen, in writing purporlng to b.
the isswill and tes,smen, OF Isaac Hada~ay
late Of Poul,ney in said disiriet, deceased hav-
ing beef presented 10 ssid court by Jotl
Beamsn the executor therein named for pro-
bate.
1t "a ordered By the cour, ,ha, ns,ice there.
OF be given To all persons concerned TO sp
pear al a session OF said eouit To be holdet
at Cas'leton on the 2nd day OF July next, to
contest the probate Of .aid will, by publish.
this order three weeks successfully prev iou.
10 said time OF hesiiDg, IN the Rutland Her
aid Newspaper printed 81 Ruiland.
A true copy OF record.
% y. +. LANGDoN, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05
Low e. Rogers
HAVE received for their Winter:
Il AS,ock full assortment of
Hard Ware, Saddlcry,

CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Among which are,
100 casks Cut Nail, assorted, Sd to inch
100 boxes Glass, 7 1910 IL II Is;
30 tons Iron and Steel, we'll ASSORTED
200 bundles Nail Rods;
200 pairs Cutter and Sleigh Shoes
40 casks Burdens Shoes aud Boat Spike,
200 doz Files and Rnsps;
200 Table Cutlery;
$50 Gro. HarRcss Buckles
w Grcnve's and Sons Saws, Edge Tools
&c. direct from h> maicutaeturer' 20
Also
A large Stock Of
CRoCKERY AND GLASS WARE
Comprising some Of the latest patterns
All Of which is offered a, the Lowest market
price Whitehall, Dec. ls4t.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05
TAKE NOTICE.

DUMPS and Leap pipe can be bought
4 cheap, al the old stand al Csslleton Mills
Tho subscriber keeps on hand grand asor.
ment Of metallic pumps, which he can frank
" say 40 better article than can be bought
IN the state.
Lead pipe will be furnls shed At short no
iceI. Call aud see
n. X. WHITNEY.
CAstletnn Mills, W Nay &c, 1874 % In
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Rullsnd ,'April %, lS45.
BONNETS.

DURT d MASON have just received one
ID case latest fashion, Florence, Rutland,
and Prince Albert; Also Flower Trim
mings. They will he sold al the loves,
price. 81
Rutland NAY 10
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Saddlery, Harnes.
scs, &c.

THE undersigned still continues to mans
4 faciure al his old stand in East Rutland
village all kinds Of Harnesses, Saddles, BIZ
dies, &c. usually found in country shops
HE present stock consists Of double and sin
gle, wagon, gig and sleigh harnesses with
silver and brass plate, black, Japaned and
polied ware and common hsme harnesses,
mems saddles tree and portable, all varieties
Of trunks, valisses, brides, ba!ters, oitcIn-
giles sleigh bells, &c. The above articles
are all mcde Of The best Eastern oak tanned
| leather, and are offered al reduced prices.-
Liberal credit given and most kinds Of pro
duce received in payment All persona arc
invited TO call and examine before purchslng
elsewhere. WV. HALL.
Rutland, January 1913. 5I,U
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HATS.
OH e. 31AfNCS

OIL & 3JAfNCS
4 UTHER DANIELS has l,hseed oil,
IL sp'ts lurpenune, German and Boston
white lead, OF an extra quality, Paris green
permanent color, chrome green. chrome vel.
low, P,ussian blue, French yellow, Ven
red, Spanish brown, Spanish white, &c.
May 81, %
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04
(Nunln1er ssSG.

N!e ithmer6hofte Sronfheit, melte talp corauf It:
neH 500 NerbeItubrte, mdde roide Tcrtlhritte gI[s
Montbclcn, Ocn Den 9Ier}ten benldlrichtiQt tpuree
Nopoteon babe nur nod, Wen9e Stunben IN Ieben,
pitN er nttt oon oeilen GronfenaQer. Gjcreu nadte
CT Del thn bis gum letten N2omen GnrGt, yerfiurcte
SnFTrnardt cle ErouertNnre "@r 1T rohtu unb
WrntbclNn 500 inter Gem Gore6ftIen ieues QeId,ie.
oenen Souoerolls, zen lbm anoertrauten Sdab ber-
opr.-- ~
Nath mannhhfach a6enttcuerlifcn 9feiIen Mcnthr.
Ions III 2merifa, tpie @urrpu, puroe eS linn eublf,
erloubt, III tm 8otcrIano, Tranfrcih ,,rid,ufebren
Se!l erlter 0enuB teltano III Der llmormuna Ieiner
9teNen W'ltter uno o6oonn elite er unpcrSioIidb nah
Iren6tero, I'm Der &GnQiu opn Sclanb oa6 Grbtheil
0topclern6, Den Nol6 6ihmud, welher ais cine Safe
ce0 gl'des nno MiBSe(hictS rcrpclten Mcrtb be1oe,
III nbcrrctden.
ean9e Sabre terotrte i'm ocrtcna tpie Gin bei[ioes
9equ'un, ober cine Veripoe
te1f nctb9te e, BON rem bctIiqen GIeinco III heoen
Der 3ort9 Orn Saern bet hr eiren Satres9etoLt BON
1000 Sranfen fur cen 5fauf ceTelbeu an Die Noth
oranGte nrrtentIa nahm cen &pridIa9 an uno lag 2
Sabre carouf ais Hcibe i'm @ra6.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-04
26te Jcabr9an9.)
(Aus rem unrartb>i(hcn >isesrn prn -9rtfmann rrn
Sallcrstten.D


Der Heutl0e 2cllperetn.
@6mefe ESjr, Stnhr(, 8ridsn,
SHbc, Sac, Sr0rp, paYier,
&Hinten, Gbeeren, SthftI, 3Hiten,
24pGr, Srfc, Gorn 0er;
pfttFcrtuhtr, Su'nren, IriAtcr,
Sln(ir, 1otod, GlIttr, S[ods,
&tpcr, @oIj, S6moIS, 41urrrn, $tebttr,
Tttti9, Nirs, Stars, S6nape, satts, 4ohs
Tim ibr onpern peutf&en Saaen,
Ioutcnp 9ant fet eua 8etra@t!
9Has ttn 8eitt tc tonnte modber,
81, >os batet ibr sr,nadt:
9enn ibr bait etn ganb semuntcn
TIN bas beutfAe 9Nterlanb,
uno bic y9erten fat 8etunhen
U1ebr ais uufer 8unO rits Sann.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-11-22
VALUABLE ALBEMARLE ESTATE AT
VA Hf8N hf AUCTION

THE subscriber will offer at auction, on the
i premises, on the 10Th Of December next, the
estate called DUNLORA, the late residence Of
Colonel Samuel Carr, containing, by recent survey,
four hundred and forty-three acres. Of these, one
hundred and sixty are Rivanna low grounds, of the
finest quality; more than one hundred acres are
heavily timbered the greater part Of which is
within two miles Of Charlottesville, where wood
commands ready sale and high price. The rest,
except what has been seeded in wheat this fall, IN
well set in grass. This estate is situated between
twoand three miles north of Charlottesville, and with
in four miles of the University Of Virginia. in
wealthy neghborhood, remarkable for its intelligence
and morality
The Rvanna river, which bounds the estate, ia
navgable for bateaux, in both of its branches, for
FIVE and six miles above it, to large manufacturing
mills of the highest repute. There is also another
large mill, one mile below, on tributary of tho
Rivanna. The improvements consist Of large
and elegant brick dwelling, and all necessary out
houses.
Terms: One-fourth on the 18th February, 1896
and the residue in three equal annual instruments
thereafter.
Immediately after the sale Of the laad, there will
also be offered at auction thirteen young and likely
negroes, all the stock plantation utensils and house,
hold furniture, and the crops of corn hay, and to-
bacco.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
GEORGE WATSON CARR
he
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-11-22

NEW MUSIC.-wM. FISCHER, Penn. ave-
nue., two doors east Of 18th street, has just re-
ceivsd the following new music, which will be sold
at reduced price:
The Floating Islands, waltz; composed by Audler.
Music Box waltz; by r. L. White.
Three Bird wazes; by j p. Hurst
Frederick waltz; by Mueller.
Waltz a la Tyrolienne; by Herr.
Sunrise waltz; by Hart
Auburn waltz; by 4. S. Cummings
Gondoa waltz by f. s. Cummings.
Ruby waltz; by Edgar Gould.
Russian march; by ]. Werner.
Native American march; by B. A. Burrit.
Massachusetts march; by Fl. b. Underh
Celebration quicks,ep; by ID. H.. Haskell
The Little Disaster, song; music by J. Green.
She never loved but me; music by F. N. Crouch.
Little Lady Bird music by J. Green.
Nov. TO-
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TRANSPORTATION OF STORES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Rureau If Provisions and Clofhino


Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,
Sd November, l845
PROPOSALS, sealed, and endorsed proposals.
i for Freight to Port Praya, Cape de Verbs,
will be received at this Office until O'clock D. m.
on Monday, the first day of December next, for the
transportation of about g 500 barrels (more or less
of government stores from the navy-yard at Cos.
port, Va. Port Praya, there to be discharged on
board the United States store-ship Southampton
Offers must specify the price asked per barrel, with
out distinction between wet and dry--fve and a
half cubic feet of measurement goods, and thirty
gallons TO the gauge Of ell casks not usually called
barrels, to be considered barrels, Whatever they
may contain; no primage to be allowed. Ten fair.
weather working lay days to be allowed at each Of
the ports OF Gosport and Port Praya for taking in
and discharging cargo. Payments to be made by
any navy agent in the United States, on producing
satisfactory evidence of the delivery Of the cargo
Proposals must state the description, name, and con.
dition Of the vessel and where she is at the time Of
offering her; and she must pass the usual inspec.
ton, and be ready at the navy.yard ut Gosport to
receive cargo by the 18th December and If not pre-
scented for examination within three days after being
notified Of her acceptance, the freight will be offered
to the next lowest bidder, according TO law.
To be published once week until December in
the Union, Inelligencer, and Constitution District OF
Columbia; Republican and Argus, Baltimore; Key
stone and Pennsylvania Philadelphia Journal Of
Commerce and Evening Post, New York.
Nov. 4--lawt1D