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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
Seventeen thousand pounds Of ealomcl
are enough TO ssiisste oil the world We

Ercreise Throushou, NIL nature, wan
OF motion indicates weakness, corruption
inas,malion and death Trcnck, in Ia.
damp prison, leaped abou, like n lion il
his letters Of seventy pounds weight, IN or
der TO preserve his health and an iIiuari
sphysic.on obsrtvcs II know not which
rs the mos, necessary TO the support of'h'
human frame food or motion Were the
exercise OF the body attended to in cor
responding degree with tina, Of the mind
men Of great earning would DO more
healthy and vigorous, Of more general Ia
ent, OF more ample PRACTICAL knowledge -
more happy in their domestic lives more
cnlcrprislng and attached 10 their dui's a,
mon In fine, ii may with propricty be
said that the higbtS refinement oflhc mind
without improvement Of The body, can ncv
or presen, nny thng more than hall a hu
man beng"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
ANECDoTE OF COM. DECATUR

The following good anecdo,e Of the
gallant Decatur, IS related IN the Septem.
Der number Of the United Suites Nautical
Magazine
Before the war Captain Garden and he
Macedonian were al Norfolk Decatur
Who was there too, and n warm intimacy
soon joined in friendship two kindred hearts
While discussing naval affairs one day
Garden said -DucalnI- your ships are good
cnoug baud you are n clever set OF fellows,
but Ehat practice have you in war; there 3
tTtub. One OF these days we will proba
Gy have a brush together, aud if | catch
your ship at sea, | will knock her into q
cooked hat, Stephen iPilI you 2 says
Decatur IH be! ha! on a. The bet
was agreed on, aud the conversation
changed.
But few months elapsed ere the wal
that had been threatened commenced and
the two captains, by some singular coincl
dencc met. The results Of The action are
known, Captain Garden on gong OF
board Of the Unned States, was rccclveC
by lieutenant al the gang way, 10 whom
ne leUuUtCu us fWOIu. Nol 10 mo siI
said the officer, but TO the Captain And
where is the Captain 2 said the embarras
ed Eugllshman. lie is standing al
there, that is the gentleman, sir, in tar
paulin hat and round Jacket
Garden went at, and his feeling on meet
ing under such circumstances, his oh
friend, may be imagined. As be oiItre'
his sword 10 Decatur, lba, officer sand, NJ
Garden, l never luke the sword Of BRAY
man, you have fought CALAMITY But
said he laying his hand on the other
shoulder, 4 will take ha!hos my dear fcI
/ low
In transferring to the United States III
suite Of Capt Garden fine band WINS in
cuded. IL The afternoon when the Dime
was announced in The cabin, Captar
Garden snt1 to De Gator these musician
are very .khiul, and have always ha
lhem Oh deck While al my dinner Yer
well, SAID Decatur, we will have them up
The baud was ordered on deck TO play, an
Com Decatur was asked wha, al, he wouI
hike to hear. Lee them play Bntani
rules The waves, sah he N,Ih sly laugh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

a printers widow in Germany, Will
new edition Of the bible was printing u
her house, one night took 40 opponuari,
Of gong INTO The vfice, TO alter That sen.
lenee ol subyeelion to her husband, Gen. Q,
10 She took OF, the lwo 6,s le,lsu ofths
word Hs'r and substituted Ra-lhus alter.
ing "and he shall be thy lord (ilerf) 10
and be ,halI be Try Fool" (Nart) Her
life il said to have 1Aid for his errath
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
KISSING THE DARK

The Cine ,nnall Alias relates the follow.
ing rich incident -- We have n frltnd-a
bachelor irirnd-very fcrd Of the society
oflhe ladies but extremely modes, md dif
lteni ithsll A few everi-s since he
went to make call upoa an ncqun in, eoce
who had recently taken 10 himself n wife
young aud beautiful, mud as a matter Of
course overlooking wHh affection 10 her
husband Now this lovely wife, Of a
week like oil other young wives, could
hardly survive the brief absence OF her hus
band for the discharge OF his business and
always upon hi, return me-, him on the
threshold and smohcred him with kisses,
!, so happened iha, when our friend called
that the husband wns absent, but WINS mo.
neniarlly expected by the fond md and
anxious WIFE she heard his foot 70 upon
the siep, and supposlng ITO be her husband
rushed forth to meet hun and he had
scarcely laid his hand upon the bill pull,
before the door few open, and his neck
was cncclcd with pair OF white arms
and burning kisses fell thick md fast upon
his lips and checks while n full and ,hrob
blng breast was strained to his' Here was a
trying situation for a dlfideni man and
our ifirnd came near fuinlng on he spot
but fortunately the lady discovered her nus
take IN season 10 prcren, such melancholy
event, md he escaped from the house more
dead than alive. The las, we saw OF him
he wa, leaning against tree. tanning him
self with his .ombrcro, in order 10 recover
strength to regain hi. lodgings
Moral ladies should be careful how
they kiss gentlemen in the dark as II might
bo the means OF causing serious injury to
young gentlemen Of tender sens lbillles.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

Il -ss Ibp tO,cd thai the proceeding, o.
,b' meeting b. 'gned by III, Chairman and
sccrcaf','. snd ihat they shoui cause To,
.au, - h. pub'tshcd
6. w CARTW RIGHT, Chairman
Z e ivTon'W scete,,;,,
T. " DANA ~'N'
Boston, Sept. 70, lsIj
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

IL a Pred.camcnL Halo Jim, how
are your inquired a young man, Of friend
whom be had called upon and confined to
his chamber
Pm NOT well
No, well what, the matter wlh you ?
I'm IN prcdioamcnr
'ft'A erodicamcs, How DO you rask'
that out z
! have not paId my board these 81
weeks
TsIha,a'Ii why, nv dear fellow yo'
DON preaUnd TO any that IS the cause Of yon
iilness 2
Yes, but do They won't allow NJ
to 60 away ull | ply nv board md the.
wont allow nr N ea,uil I,e;iic ~
Ills friend picked up has hot and remark
Cd thai he mus be gong.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

4 talkauVs fellow vstung 10 learn
isocrnter. he asked han doub!s pr,ce, lba
,Auss " sat h., Il mos bOlh teach him W
gpssk and 10 bold he longBe"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
My,rrEIous CiRounsrAHcE OnTues.

MysTrR Ious CIRcuHsrANcE OnTues.
Jay evening, at an carly hour, female was
discovered lying on the steps Of PARK HAL,
corner Of Boy lesion and lfemon, streets
apparently IA the last stag Of existence 49,
She was taken 10 ,he wspb hous-, aud "a
answer 10 qIuf "a, sad she had uken POISON.
hat she w,rtnd 10 DE, was dngfaeod nDd
# tie dose she had taken did 40, cans her
Death. me would ty Il sg&is, as 4 ~as
Ietcrmined no, to live Ste was removed
to the nins hon.e, TN stomach pump used,
and other means lTiet v eOuessrsei tue, al
Gec,s Of the poison. Yeasrdgy mornlng
she we m n very pseearions sjIua''on her
he sul' hanging on thfoad She roias
j 10 give her name, bm her rp1-arhncs,
dcrneanor and eonversatioe deuo,ed that
she had bern respectfully reurod, aDd lbsl
enc vas anacquainlsi ui.h wee ~ ~ mos
Iepravsd forms Another Vlclm perhaps
II love and seduction n 90 The villain who
caused her ruiu mus have bean 81 Rsne
4 he d. no,, with Maebsih hear lhe cfy
-sleep 10 more iB9tlgn lee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

GOOD Afrlee Dave we in any mannei
done wrong to Suother1 1T uT moi b.
backward m making rcparali0n br no
heaaa,ng an msan' tw unbly hfcakinf
through TIE restraints q prrle and sham
Nat would be our h.niruHce
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

TAe ArRy Of 10 Pen There sf'
about 400 newspapers Prnlrd 70 The I
SAirs. giving omploymeni TO about l20ol
hands n ease Of war with Mexico
we sdu.e them 70 take their 'IAo0HAs
snckT asl de- tor TsKn-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

The ton In Woodbury. has SeeePsJ
ne sppOnimEni Of The Office Of al $3.50 ,aie
Jud'e ~ he Supreme Com Of tho uaI
t-l3A-g
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

The 'March'o Calomel ~ IN full propor.
ton 10 The rapid rrosres, Of All ohct mod.
trn maucrs and u We arc TO etcSih the state.
mems Of the United States Gh1cuc, tNho,c
,dnor, God bl,s, ban, viii phase pstjon
Va ior Initiating The hypVlhc'sl PhIlsdd
ph,a u ahead VI oil Other Christian espr,
ia ms rcu'IsI statistics Indo,d our ,alvt'i
contemporary tells Us tia, one house IN
that que, e,,y has prepared and sold with.
IN the last three year. no less than - GOO
pounds Of the mineral The prise raid by
the consumer for tha enormous gninium
exceeding a million Of dollan We ste
NOD told how much lsap accompanied tn,
calomel, bot u II bore any proper rropof.
tion to the main mcdicani,nt, uo arc rather
afraidl that war with Msnco about thu,
Time NAV give all unihvorablr turn to inter
nal nfaus in the United States Ii Nj
Polk has any bowels Of compassion or any
sympathy w,ih those Who have them OF
any sort, he will think ts,ee before he cuts
US oil Il ON oil intercourse with Jaiapa
IN. Y Cout & Eaq
Seventeen thousand pounds Of ealomcl
are enough to saisate oil the world We
are surprised st the enormous quantity Of
cnlomeI .,ll consumed, and Ind hoped that
the wise rcmiorms in medicine had already
done moro to eradicate this por'onous sub
snnce from the practice Of the healing ar,
It's our impression that calomc has ruined
more constitutions Than the whole practice
OF m dc inc has ever saytd
WAL Street Reporter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.


DEPARTMENT OF STATE sept - 10
Information has been received from I. W. Dap'
rey ESQ. late Consu. Of the United states al sse "a,
Azores Of the Deafh Of William Riggs ESQ on the "a
Of Jaly at Mr. r hsi discharged the duties OF con
susr agent Tercera for 80 years preceding us dss
Information from the source has slso been re-
ceiyed Of the death Of Hiram Nelson. Of West Vienna
state Of New York. on the --th q July last-
STEAMBOAT FoRT T-ws0S BURST.-About three
o'clock on Saturday morning the steamboat Fort Tow
son wing on ether side Of the river, was discovered
70 be on ire The aames spread with great rapidly
and before could be rendered she burnt 20 TIE
waters edge. The Picayune says there was sLaeV IN
sursnce on the boat y. o. Tropic, 18th.
HEATH or TIE CIrY-The Board OF Health
hal An extra session Friday evening IN reporting
two more cases u yellow fever a mild Character,
they deem Il proper 70 state that the disease cannot At
presen, be considered malignant epidemic. The cry
continues remarkably healthy y o. Iropic' I'ih.
rz-Gen MINER r. DENING. formerly Sheriff OF
Hancock county. Illinois. and under an indictment Tor
the murder Or MARSHALL. az Carthage TWO or iAree
gesuve fever.
u On Saturday. while Sheriff Bauerman was
proceeding miles West Of Rensselaervil!e 10 serve
process he followed by two females one mounted
and the other on foot each Of whom alternately blew
their tn horns vigorously and poured out the West
abuse imaginable The sheriff treated the music OF me
horns and the tongues with unrued Indifference. The
horns did the business however The sigma was heard
and az usual. be had his journey for his pans lie
ands it impossible. in almost every case 70 serve ce-
carati0n.
~ We learn that on Thursday night last. while
the steamboat Patrick Henry lying at Biloxi An A..
iercaton enued betwed samuel Henderson the plot Of
the boat and John English tue Engineer in which Hen
fers0n shot English with pistol ball in the side wound
ing him severely Engish under the care OF Dr. stone
and when ast heard OF hin was recovering. lien
ders0n was Immediately arrested. We are informed
there old quarrel between the parties.
y o. Tropc 10
- The Secretary of the Navy, and Commodores
Warrington and Shubrck out for Norfolk on saiur
day n ght. Richmond vi-it of inspection % our
squadron which now lies at Norfolk and 70 the navy
yard.
" Among the late arrivals in Washington city,
We notice that OF D :. KAUFMAN. Esq. late Senator,
and formerly Speaker Of the Texan House OF Repre-
sentatives Mr. K i native Of Carlisle (Pennsylyana
and revts the North for the fret time since ne LEFT
youth nine years aao Union
II Our esteemed fellow. citizen. Hon. DANIEL
JENIFER late Minister the Court Of Vienna Is at pre-
sent on visit 10 the OF Government We are happy
to see him return home from his long absence in excc'
lent healfh-NGf Int.
" out of population Of 400 persons at Lau-
rel ndina ls6 were sick with fever and sgue said 70 be
caused By the canal feeder that place The citizens
have resolved that the nuisance shall be abaed IN some
form
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, sept PIP


Christ Church this morning was crowded almost
70 suocaton 70 witness the solemn ceremony OF conse-
Grating Rev Dr. Potter. Bishop OF Pennsylvania The
exercises were OF the interesting character ana
regret time will not permit me 10 give taem IN detail
From this and other states the attendance was numer-
ous both of Bishops and Prcsbyers. The sermon OF the
Bishop Of Vermont beautiful as indeed were all the
ceremonies bishop Potter has already become great
fsvorire with as flock lie preached less than three
times on Sunday. Tomorrow the Church OF Nativity
will be cOnsecrated 60,
The exhibition OF the Horticu ltural Society VIII
commence tomorrow morning al the Museum. 10 VIII
be the most fully attended OF any previous exhibitions
The Grand Jury has charged certain officers OF
the Board Of Health with embezzeg the public moneys
which has caused grand hareup. The Court OF Ses-
siOns have the matter in hand.
Two men, named Thompson Mckee charged
with passing counterfeit American CON- were this morn
Ing acquitted in the L. States District Court
At an election for Commissioners ticket OF Moy-
amensing last evening the Loco toc0 N@fUs headed by
George Hoifner were triumphant
A large business has been done in stocks to day
PENNSYLVANIA Fives cold At y. az the First Board, and
closed firm al III al the Second and after Board Read
ing Railroad shares down again, and sold AZ 2s WIN
81 bid L. states Bank taken at 81. which Il de-
cline of from Yesterday The market. generally, was
less firm than the previous day, the excitement which
was only momeniary having died away. There Is moth
ing doing IN Texas securities
A desperate fight occurred this morning between
two men At the corner Of Front and Almond ss. one
of them. Thomas Byne, late Southwark constable
was severely beaten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

FROM HAYrI-Advices from Cape Hayden to
the 10Th OF September have been received At Phadel
pha They relate chiefly the progress of the misers
bic war between the Haytens and Domnicans. which
seems have lately altogether 10 the advantage OF
the former There had been fighting on land since
the capture Of LaxagOn frontier town by the Hayuen
but on the water a couple of Dominican schooners mad
been run on shore and abandoned the approach Of
the Hayeu squadron consisting OF four vessels mount
ing twenty guns. The Haytens burned one OF the
schoOners and got the other on.
on the 18th OF August President Perrault declared all
the Dominican ports in a state OF blockade, and de.
nounced coniscaon against vessels coming from any Of
them: which would bear hard upon American vessels
The Hayden navy comprises seven yessels-one bark
and six schooners-carying thirty-two guns. They
were AT Cape Hayten the 9Th OF September but des-
tined il said, expedition against Port au fats
There had been popular disturbances AZ Jereme'
occasioned By the nonfulhmen of some alleged promi.
-es 10 grants fand at first the tumult was queed
by military demonstration, attended with some loss OF
life but il was reported Cape Hayden that had been
renewed Il was also said that the French Consul Ten
raj Al Port Republican had been ordered TO leave the
island as well a. the Vice Consul at Cape Hayden, on
account of their alleged countensnce given 20 exPres
dent Herard when he made his futile attempt from ia
maica.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24
DIED:

suddenly. a, Curacao sept ith Jacob o. soze, Bro,
ker and Commission Merchant man whose tAenis ana
worth enGesred him 20 al OBJ,
Catherine r. viii, Of Edward ". Nevins, -
on the whAie-brs America, July - John Quinn Of 'a'
city. 90. 3D.. ,,-
At Fort Wayne, Ia tn inst Lewis L. ems Oh dreams
AZ Borientown. y J. 18th. Anthony Feisseiee. p
Az ssuk w 7 50, stephen Bates, OF Ontario CO. y /
A, Che.terfeld. Mass 18th uit. JosErH TsSRS' 81,
Revolutionary soldier
Az psnvers 18Th JoHN JossELYN -, soldier Of the
Revolution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24
MARRIED :

At - John. Church Bridgeport. On Monday morning
the 22d met BY Rev. Mr. Cot. GiLEAD A eAllh' OF
New-York 70 NARY = daughter Of william H. Feet Of
Bridgeport
on Monday 22d by Rev Or Philips. CaPt james
Peterson q phebe Thogburn.
on the 18th by Rev Dr Dewey. Roht. H. Snow to
MARY Ann smelling
A. Washington n. c. 10Th Frederick h. Hassler o.;
Cane Vincent y y 70 Betty b Hanson
A. Whitehall william hcGhee 20 sarah {. Scott.
A. Rochester nth James Burns, Of Buffalo. 20 sarah
Einerk 81 z 10Th Hiram Brush 70 Lucia Buckingham
4, Peekskll, l7th, Daniel Z. Jones OF {. 10 Mara
Jane Briggs - ,,,,,- .,,.,
Al Pittsburgh. 18Th George H. Wheeler II Montreal
- Council, A FouGuet: an stephen Dewey 10 Eliza.
18th 4 Flint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

DELICIOUS OoIoSs-A most delightful black tea
called BY the CeestAs "Oolong" Is cold by the Pekn
Tea Company IS Fulton St 30 per pound supe-
nor 70 any Black Tea have ever bought for double
that price Our readers would do well 70 compare a
sample Of it with tea for which they now paying IS
cents and dollar per pound. I; is quite important to
know where yos get better tea at four shns than
you have all along been using At cost Of Elk shlngs per
pound We copy the following from the BraRgord
Courier
A Delicious BLACK TEA AT 80 CENTS Pes POUND
We have drank this delightful Tea and we I've 10 Fisi
New-York We will drink szsin and what Is more, we
will brng chest Of il home with Us for ourseI and
neighbors. We nave frequently paid one dollar pound
for black tea but never before obtained any ihns
equa 10 this We used % be very fond oil vine Out
hereafter let our drink be the delicious Oolong sold BY
the Pekn Tea Company the very reasonable price OF
nfiy cents per pound
We drink Green Tea and for many years have been
paying one dollar per pound for IL But thanks u the
Pekin Tea Company, get better tea from thsrn
AZ IS cents per pound We drink one pound per week.
by which We saving thirteen dollars per year,
and enjoying better in the bargain. Commend Us 10
he Pekin Tea Company say we Mirror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

IL The Iowa METHODIST CONFERENCE held
its annual session at Burlington commencing on the 10Th
inst Bishop Morris presided Measures taken to
establish college under the control of that Conference
Among the preachers present from abroad was Rev. Mr.
Tppst; Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

OK Dirs-Reports from Washington s;xie. ,h,,
Mr. Buchanan vii be transferred from he So.
Department 10 a the Suprrms Bench IA -
place 81 the ate Judge BALDWIN. and that NJ Baneroe
Secretary OF The Navy g 10 have the Hisson % R.-.
IN pl.ce Of Mr Wheaton. Bait p,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

FINE GsEES AND BLACK TE.-Nery superior Oolong 4,
extra fne do S. Young Hyson superb articles A. - and s.
A. the wholesale and retail stores Of he Canton Tea Com
pany is5 Greenwch. near The Of CorandsL and
~ ChahAmst between Pear and Roosevelt This Is The
Oldest and largest Tea Establishment IN America Their
reputation Tor upngh dealing aud FOR lie very high "a siy
their goods stands and doubtless vii forever stand "
riv.ed We earne.,y recommend families country
chants and the whole pubic this very respectable esa
bl.hu-u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24
WarLinxmen,. NIeetinS .

a crowded meeting OF tire National Reform
crs was held last evening at ITALIAN Hall, Grand
street at which Mr. Perkins presided and Dr.. Jarvis
was Secretary After the reading Of the call for the
meeting. &c. MIR Boysy made long and able address
which was received with gros, appreciation. We have
not room this morning to make more extended notice
of this meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

To THE PuBLIc-vheress some Of the Reviewers Oh
DovliHzs History Of R0naaisa." have attempted 70
present the work in very unjust an unfair posion De
fore the public by stating the book was prepared iof me
purpose Of promoting the Nafire Amaicdn Far'y' !
beg leave that in sending forth this volume to the
world the only motive that prompted is publication was
faithful delneAtion and expose OF Romanisu without
reference any political party whsever and that when
any party choose 10 sdop, the their I BOOK Il
4; done on their own responsibility and not from any
such design or intention on the part OF the author or
Publisher EDWARD WALKER
81 y. Larx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24
Court CaIeuaar...THis DAY.

CoMNox PrrAs-Psrt Before Judge lngrsham -
No.. l2l. 1913 lbs ~. 1911. l33 l35, l37. 1872. al
Par 2-Before Judge Ulshoeter-Nos. TO- 80, y = 90
60 =, q, a. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

SrEuBKS Co.-Thc Loco Focos of S,euben have
nominated William C. Rogers, Otto F. Marshall
and Andrew g. Chal6eld. as their candidates fol-
Assembly Of the November Election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

" The American Msseum. with lie Oursng Ouiaug,
Giant Human P-iFac0n, and hos Of other novelties,
besides splendid performances y and "a The mori
trAcre place Of Amusement u The city The Ogrsng has
-n Vi ted BY thousands daily and the Saloon Of
lie Museum flied to 0verfOwnx afternoon ard eve7ing
We recommend readers Ihese wonders before
q too Ala
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

~ Farewell thou has, broken the chain = song
by Park Benjamin. music by L. B. Vidal Il i the
chime" favorie serensde, composed by Benjamin :
Hsri, Esq Vignette title page. Lela' Lisa cease my
lay" Oh cast that shadow from my oTo"
by VIM. Brady The Empire state Gu cks'ep dedi'
Gated to Capt Oney Of the Brooklyn City Guards also
by Wm Brady These four pieces ei music al copy
right have jasi been issued Al Aiwrs Music REPOSITORY
2Ol Broadway in the truly elegant style io Nnch tnS'
es,sblshu,eut has lon- been guished Our fair
readers WILL other guarantee that may are eacn
and al worthy OF choice place in their Portiolot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

y The attention of the MECHANICS Of this City a
earnestly called the meeting be held this evening
AZ the Lecture Of the General Society Of Mechanics
and Tradesmen IN Crosbys take into consideration
the subject OF the Erie Railroad See the call in another
column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

FINE ARrs-wc cal attention to the sale OF On ram
tngs advertised in smother column for TINS morning Al
ClinionIIaL over the Mercantile Library. corner Of
BeeknAn and Nassau SIS There are many very oeAut-
fu and spirited specimens of the Fine Arts which We
take Measure in couendin. to the notice Of all the
tsrie. 70 the shrine Of Ranhael and bis compeers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-24

AMERICAN IssrrTuTE.-BASx Lock MASERs--
Our readers will see that the Bank Lock OF Day a
Newell deposited the Repository OF the Institute IN
the Park give those interested AZ opportunity 70 ies,
the security Of said Lock in conformity Win the regu
laons adopted BY the American Institute January II,
l-ii See advertisement