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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
Vol. jl...No J

NuGh ratNr to- and rverV uiggatd f,oae
va. IKE \ -, kng ~ dagger ~ nv hc't"
aud looking a. = elnN that J. could nc'cr
reach, because at my ctamfcd hear, an' ipst
then woke am sutr must have had the
pfaVc'S 81 : me hoy creature shout me IT,
case such waning
Mary made no reply...bui sank IN her
knees 10y the bed slir, weeping tears ul
JOY 'heJ ~cte...shc isI That hrt prayer.
had1ocen heard and answered. And nov
Mary, let Us up ard We siitrog, Tor hie - boz
short ioi the dolng oi our 1ntirs. Wr'i
have the poor scholastic breakfast. dIr'
dug, yuud luOG ont inr more of Llrm hud
"h but my hrsft;~N, hsW ns the down 81 .
thistle, and all thtNuEh my b,e,-rJ Jteim'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
A rarM,rrRr EnponsNrNr.-A

A rRrMArrRr EnpoRsNrNr.-A
>t.ry ~ told Il liibcfnlan who offer.
Cd his vote III uclslihonnr town. I'm
dcr circumstances winch induced the
Loco focosto hcIcvc HIM n Wing
ii had BIS ticket hrmly cuca>cd III h1S
b,aVry fist, when tlic Inspectors asked
n.yn his name
= Barney flnghcrly, yer honors, tho
world oyct save IN kmtucky where
thcy call ne Barnabus okNehcrty Tor
sho,tnc,S.
lcholIcngc his vote said Loco
Focu. rs soon as lac heard the word
Kentucky.
You arc challenged, Mr. Flagherty.
Are YOU prepared to take the oath 7
I'm challenged, am Then I'm
the man for his motion Any weapon
from double fist full Of bones TO a Do
nabrook shillelnh And as for the oath
am ready 10 swear by 81 Patrick or
ould Hickory thata b,ttcr Democrat
Withdraw the challenge Jim Hes
lcr Polk
'As for the matter Of that, tim, lvo'
ted Tor ou'd Hickory anu -
L withdraw the challenge
/ And for Martin Van Buren,
/ 'iakC ms takchlS vote
But may the old boy take me film
liver caught by Loco fcco barney n.
GIN added Barney, MS he saw his vote
deposited and marched off shouting
for 'ould klntuck, who never turned
the back of his hand to friend nor tho
back of his coat 10 an lnimy"
The Wings shouted and the Loco
/ Focos hung their lips, Ms Barney Flag.
hcr,v placed ms thumb ca iS nose. and
gave ms premature cndorscrs the top
o the morning for their swatc gintlh-
iy.'-Rochestcr Democrat,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
AEEE("T WHOM

Two or three days since, nm IRISH
man was arrested and brought bcioJc n
Providence magistrate, for heating ms
wife, whose person bore the most I'M
cquIvoca marks of conJughl affection,
The Lady pressed the complaint until
the magistrate sand he would send her
husband 10 prison when She broke ont
with "Och, murthur, mu>hn, Ohouc,
Ohonr. Sad me dirllut husband to
prison, is 1t Odcar o blathcrshin.
This black eve sob is utsfk of al
fiction sob, sob and n striking proof
that he lnvrSmc. And arm his wife,
ldroppmg the whine and the sol) and
hasn't he 4 right 10 bate me is hc.lIkc'l
Answer me that, " dirlhy b nckennr1s
We. Whcrcupon the hu band oliver
Ell himself of "A good ,rilc, but
choice piece Of logic, IN this wise. Yes
can, prove that butte her for l can
prove by law and gospel that dln't.-
Isn't man and his wife one, and If
she's bate Amt | bate, and if ! bate
/ her arn't IT myself that I'm benting -
He was properly committed for one
month.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

REponrrNG nv TgLEoRApn.-We
find IN the Biltlmore Patriot an eve
nlng paper tins annunciatiOn:
p W expect to be abe by the agency
Of Prof. Morse's Magnet Telegraph
the most wonderful and useful inven.
ton Of tho agc--to give reports Of the
Proceedings Of the two houses up 10
two o'clock each day, in our paper Of
the same day. The arrangements for
making daily reports Ly telegraph, Of
The proceedings Of Congress, we un-
dcrsland, are very complete, and from
the known skill Of thy gentlemen who
Operate as Prof Morses assistant,
NlvNat N asinngtin, and Rogers
ia Bllttnorc,l It may h. confidently
expected that the reports will not only
be- accurate. but very fni'--thus De
monsrrotlnq, under the very eyes of
Cong,ess, the great power q. the di'-
covcry. and ITS capablliy of carrying
on = mot extensive. Jurisprudence.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

EDuCATIos The following brief but
BEAUTIFUL passage occurs 10 bate article in
Fnzrt's MAGAZINE Education does not
commence with the alphabet Il bcgns
wilh the molh,f's look. a fathers ned Of
approbnlon orn SIGH Of rep ooG...wnh 4
sisters gentle pressure Of the hand, or
hrolh"r's noble net If forehrsrance with
hanifuII' 81 flowers in grren aud daisy
m"adnws--wIih BIRDS nests admired but no,
touched with creeping ans, md nno..
cmmr,s-.nrrh hUmuinp bees ard gia.. heo
hlyc'- with pl"a'rn, walks IN shaty lrns
i.ol M lbp1ghls l,"cld IN sweet aud
kindly ONES md words to nplur.. 10 b,nu.
~. /, aci' of brnrval,nce, tn d-,ds ofviIlue.
al ! VI the s"n.e fall gppI & God himself"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

As EXPeCTcD ,--Thc editor of the
Boston Chronicle suecrS and "A Ills nj
Mr.. Clay's cmauclpat' n of his slave
Charles. The same paper took the re-
peal OF the gag law very much to heart
If all the slaves IN the Cmon were G.
manclpaten, Lcnvltt would Probab' y die
outright of chagriu, for what would
become OF the Liberty party What
IS the liberty of one man or nation ar
the restoration of a constitutional right
compared with the great object of
Ike cpIng fifty or sixty thousand i'm
practicablcs together, 10 make mis-
chief and furnish livcfhoods for va
grant lecturers Lowell Courier;
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

r1-Keep out Of bad company for
the chance Is that when the dcyll
fires ,l,9 Acck, he will Int some.
BODY
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THE HER 81 -
.,t,A,a,x,ry Thur,dsy n ornInr /.

TITWH y 7 v -
,.t,.s.It .1tth, 'St'srii''' deer ~ '"H''
D,4rfi,S ~ tattSgr. ~ iaisT Of
as ~ mad, ~ 80. D,lt-
.,.t,.., ytNse, 'a'ftcr. g 90.
.rrVS ~ tuFtRTtsiNa
,,-,.r,r-7, - 'asi.ss isu ihaT oas Iguare
,au-t,4 p, rel, fsr 81 90 fLar
.s.I--- no iie7 osS s9ua'e NIL be char
..sln ~ t,r 'G1r. 30 rev., pr syHgr,
r. t... 't'r- continued
'.f',,, nat u Thar u.r.t t... ie
,lIi,e oa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26
Medical Gard,

DOCTOR MORRISON,
NORTH RIVER DiSpENSARY, 2o41S Fulton street.
~ Doctor Morrison continues to be consulted confdeniay
all private diseases which he without mercury
slrain in diet pursuit. Recent particularly Gonor
STRICTUREs or THE URETIRA are cured by Dr.
n on improved principles, wihout pain or nconvenece p
those Of other affections Of the urinary apparatus but e
ecncd Surgeons should be allowed to make the e
suffer much injury !Icm a,ykw ,rSc,tiSnsTs
This affection, aud the train Of evils resulting from de-
structve habit in youth inducing nocturnal emissions and t
mpoency radically cured by Dr. NJ pat illogical
principles by restoring the system healthy and
stating its original vigor perfect guaranteed
charge.
N bDr holds communion with medical pretenders,
who claim be Surgeons as he is perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon in the city See his diplomas in his Office
a Fulton street Letters paid and containing fee will
insure medicine end advice to part Of the Union
Office 20is Fulton Greenwich, New York. Open
'front.' A. M. to 10 r. M daily myl6 I'm osxrc
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Below.
French tarque LAgle Segnette 6 days Rochelle
with brandy, to A Seignette x Co.
Danish brig ST Moller Also, 2 briggs unknown.
Miscellaneous Record.

miscellaneous Record
PACKET SHIr GARRIcx, for Liverpool, will sail to-day.
BAsquE RANGER Mken, which cleared at this port 20ti
Malaga mas since been up 70 'n'
c.. g.
Lieut. detached from receiving shin Ohio 70 th
5oS% Aass: Lsa Hoi.na a,lsssh os
&e" aSr%aa
Notice to Mariners.
WAsHiyGTos, N. C-Orderea by the Commissioner Of Ma
P!ses 10 the wss. Indies South America any South
Ground and the commander himself the
its repeal
asd oes Z Eam % cass Ssa
90 ~ $ Ss A;eaas, Ws css.st ss VII l
NV LONDON, jane 2sd Gen Scott, Indian Ocean and
TIE 2Ssd Mitchell late Of Nantucket ha. been purchased
Spoken.
Geo Loyal days from New Haven for Port Royal June c
vsraoa 'o N :! s for Savannah, June ia.
Mirror Of and for Salem from the Banks 10Th inst la, AZ 40
Home Ports.
yak snne RAr joseph Mayq and Hope Moore
:, FsANSronr June 2O-Ar Alpine Martinique; Hepzibah
ss 4 .y Saqs "a E%tT R.DS Nsw york. Ton
SSss S:s5s.
York; Hope Susan. do CID Dslmaa Antwerp; Eliza Bur
Nc Splendid, New York; Arr 2sd Col Tsyoe Charleston
sis s'a
pnoyprscE, June 2s-Arr Foster, Bangor; Edgar Laug
philadelpha John Albany; Nmrod Newburr N.Y. Victory
Bsisro June 2sNArr fhos Fenner Providence for Phila.
deiphia; Pearl, and Union, do for Baltimore: . ~
MYsrc, June barr Republic Litsle6eld NewYork Sid
Nrw HAYES, June 23-An Mo.-lle, and Motto Albany Sid
I~cc and Bristol Albany louisa Braadywne Sd Mary
Scotchbum, Virginia
June 2.-Arr Yarmouth, Norlesns-ys.tsr-
dsry Cactus; from
cbe aid Emblem Provdence Elizabeth Boston; Mary Ann
Carolse Newburg; Lsrington saem Oscar F9il River
sou,ssse. ca Thos Gope LlyerpoQ Dublin, Ba%ere
voy, Bruus and Cordea boston; Rrhecca Abigail New
ark osceoia, Weymouth Ae1ander NHasen Arenzamsudi
~ s"Ss ok' Ashland cambridge Oneida BITS
u! sse S jass Victoria. E. River :, :, ~
s s RseRssSs F s1
to from Hampton Roads to-day Pontiac Parker FIN New
4e james Jass vt Ne% Allen and Ed
ward NYork; Exchange, Havana In the ong Hayne, from
York; 10TH Hodgdon Hodgdon, do.
KEY WEST June 7-Arr Ameda. Rowlandi Biow. Law
Nws i"f from &
GA bales cotton ran ashore on CaTysord Reef night Of 9Th
aged state ssau9sS from Noble bound bsIs%or:
here 9th with loss of head &c. She will t
Immediately.
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Medical Advice,

nOCTOh LAMERT u stin con6dntially consulted At his
Old once 81 csoId street, between Fulton and Beekman
all Of delicate nature; his treatment being mild and
ndcious, requires neither mercury, restraint Diet him
days - =
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, ari.
sing from too frequent indulgence OF the passions Of ndiscst
youth ana thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
confirmed impoency the Drs stricte attention. his
object being to restore the system mentally and bodily that
state OF yigor nature originally designed.
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the IA,
ent being the least sometimes caused by maeatfnent
Of uninsed medical refende and by the neglect
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. ectualy cured with
out pain Inconvenience
The Doctor being Of few qualified advertising Surgeons
N the city guarantees ~rect cure or no charge made Let
rs post paid enclosing fee Immediately attended to- and
d'cns with advice, sent to any part OF the United States
Once 63 Gold street Oren from A. M. TO 8 T. NJ
AIn,Ar
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lfs2dIc3i g.. &c,

nOCTOR FAWCETT, of 1876 Fulton street, New YORK,
Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons Of London and
Edis9ugh and Graduate Of the jefferson NEEDLES, College q
subjects, yz-Nlntrmonv, mpotency and Sterty,
mcaily physioogcally I'd medically explained with CON-
preete exposition Of the modern treatment OF
syrhs Secondary SYM tcns, Gonorrhaa Gsst sristrss
pollution Doctor Fawce continues his private consultations
the Diseases his long established Office
tons of the generave will yield his mode Of
without restraint in diet exercise and without
cuy Even when the prccrertve energies become torpid or
Parayzed from excessive INDULGENCE from mas;urbatc
he will be axle the parts health and ygor. Per-
distance enclosing ST. have copy the work.
All letters mur be postpaid and directed to Dr. H. Fawcs
96 Fulton New Ynrk mvI0 lm*n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26
PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondent of the Herald

Correspondent of the Herald
PHILADELPHIA June %, lSl5.
The Jury the the United States against Pur-
ser Buchanan this morning brought in verdict for de-
fendant for $500 This verdict awards 10 Mr.. B. within
about 81 100 of the credits which he claimed while it
cuts of about $4,000 of the claim of the Government
against him. A Jury has thus decided the matter, and
the authorities having effected all they intended to wit
full examination Of the purscrs account and obtained
o decision thereupon, viii probably let it rest
The preliminary investigation in the of Charles j.
Jack, Esq, charged with forging pension certificate
having been decided against him. the Grand Jury of the
United States Court found true bill and this morning
his trial of before Judge Randall. is considered
doubtful case at worst and acqutal is anticipated
The Colonel has certainly exhibited great ndiscreton
TO allow himself TO be got into such difficulty.
Lieut. Col Nc Adam, commanding the First Regime mt
of artillery, has resigned his commission. This was un
the galantMaior X. Scott who severely wounded
at the head OF his company at the battle of Queen street
successiu but Crisp disappointed the audience 1t
is said that he not in fit play night
he made second appearance and redeemed himself as
an actor IN the estimation of our people Mrs NJ was
called out after the curtain fell and led by Mr. Crisp
acknowledged the applause heaped upon her by grace
full obeisance. The house last night not full it
might be- owing TO the preparations for the procession
tomorrow, which now ensrosses all classes Of c
by Zeber Co, made its appearance to-day.
The tomb Of Jackson which appeared in your process
sion Tuesday in charge Of the Empire Club, arrived
here to-day, to be used in our pageant tomorrow We
acting wiser than your people did. Our procession
is called out early that it will be before
of the day and in addition there will be less confusion
will be an orderly and magnificent pageant every por
ton of it so arranged as to make distinct impression
There is little activity in the stock market.
Prices OF State Elves remain unchanged from yesterdays
quotations. though other stocks have fallen off Will
mihgton Railroad Gard, United States, and Vicksburg
Banks exhibit marked decline. The Board of Brokers
will not sit tomorrow, having adjourned till Friday
in order to participate individually in the ceremonies in
honor Of General Jackson
Sales of Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FInsT Board, June 25-2OO Wilmington Ra, I74; l6 Cir.
ard Blk 8 5000 State S. 1856 S3l do SIS 75a 5000 do SIS
73 225 Reading RR 275s $1,000 Gin IDS Vicks.
burg Blk az $1,000 Gin BIDS Camden aud Amb ll2;
20 Blk Of Commerce ioa 20 Man aud Mecs Blk 22 Far and
Mec's Blk 49,
Scoop BoARpocoo State IS DIS 1874; 30 Grard Bk 81;
20 u Blk 50; Si72 50-lG0 Lchigh ns DIS 29A 100 VIII
mington o DIS l7ss; 1G Far and Mec's Blk 49,.
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Foreign NInrkcfa.

HAVANA, June I4.-Some small parcels of rice have
lately been sold out of the stores 0 100 rs but the
cagoes Of the Exchange and Stranger have had to be
stock on the market and although most of il is full Of
hie it goes away slowly Yellow and brown sugars are
now IN demand for the north Of Europe as we'll as as
sorted low to good We quote white is Ia RS but no
mnai; yellow, TO- (superor, and 81, inferior to
the nominal price is 4rs Coffee, SCI for second md
third qualities and first Provisions duh and album
dant Lard, Sl3 I3t-stock $4,000 kegs; hams SIOI
goldfish RS; bake Ia rs potatoes 50 3t Exchange on
London, Is l6 per cent prem; New York and Boston
81 a 4 per cent prem,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26
SCHENOK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
sUsrA1NEE g,1 BX TAE fsH!dSIiic AZ THE ONLY
Made from The Old Indian Reeine

SERJ IN T PHL sHSIc az THE ONLY
Made from the Old Indian Recipe.
s s Ss ws su s o. cd 6 the e
now II p0sssssS and has been since that BY
aa s
YEAR whole ' '%s
Is and e Gaas, U
S IN. %a :s: aS 5 %ss @s S
Of sps % SSf from n Of
Most had
sis received s i from the firm q vsnnsss
Jersey stating that man By die name Peter styfer
Sss 81 S SS sSs had ID ' sS se G ;ms
ou their ., and @ d b Sfd %s S s
an individual soon visited him and found him improving
and urged him to continue It's use was sure i wonld
following 's s
s
By @ to % aG BE Of s r.
hsTsw is Hr Bssa%a1 came g ny
and solicited from appoutmeat agent sen my
II Ssw spps f%
~Ssa % as %R
9ns wS
assa, s. ST. the Syrup always mad.
Of III %aanae &.
%sq e. r. s
a G Il e s sl ss ssson MRy ss
him the that he living witness Of the efca
dispensing the afflicted benefits similar those Of which
he had already been the recipient But he having proved
faituo the trust reposed in him. was obliged to discont-
In requa for my kindness him. he now with base ingra
tinde attempts to palm himself upon the public possesso
Of the original receipt and to a my and the
mi
health mine is beneficial In substantiation of the fore
standing, and that the original and only manufacturer Of
and sidayi herewith published, the originals being ssery
street Among which viii found the certificates, the
signatures Of the judges and officers Of the Courts Of Hunter
merchants and citizens generally whom known,
and by whom the origin and value Of Schsnck. Pgm2nc
Syrup Is also known J. H. SCHENCK.
=, C ITEMS CERTIFICATE.
We, the undersigned citizens Of Remington in the county
Of unerdon and State Of New jersey having been called
on BY Mr. H. she9ek for testimony regard to his
made by him. cheerully state that fully believe the
same of which facts there forth know, they ha
have been intimately acquainted with Mr. Schenck
the 1888 at which time he removed to this aud
early 1882 manufactured il here
sustained the character Of honorable and high minded
and that should have confidence in he
has or may make relative to the matter to the public We
would further state that satisfied of
that he was the first producer Syrup and believe he
Is the eny one who has manuacuIed the genuine article
before office established for the sale in either Phila
depha or New York and that certificates Of
his affidavit and by it, We cannot
refrain from expressing our establishment at the statements
lately made in the New York papers the signature Of
| az anst them and their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26
Bv Last Nights SOuthern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA June 25-Arr Acorn. Boston Below. lie
high Liyerpoo Cactus Havana Mary Jane Ariel Port Span
,BALrlMoRE, June 2sArr James w Paige Boston; Orska
hy.na Gcss. Boston Wellington
Thos Hooper, St Thomas. Cid + d Wolfe, st Jsgo New
England Boston; Iowa. Port Maria Jam; Washington Case
NYork.
NoRFoLk, june PAR Mary Gallant, Amboy Atlantic
Boston; 23d, II Thompson Boston for Richmond John Ad
ans Of Provincstown whaling cruise; Cordelia Boston
CD Sea New West Indies Sid Henry Woods, and Monaco
West Indies.
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CARPETIN(i.
454 PEARL STREET.
TINE have opened the large and xpacous
4 CAkpET WARE ROOMS, No. 45f Pearl street, former
~ occupied by Smith, Hewitt Co.. and ready to offer
the public entire Of Capeng bought expressly Tor
the spring trade Of which exceedingly rich new
signs and coors. Among them max be found
IS NEW SETS ADMINISTER BRUSSELS.
Entirely New
nPS. ADMINISTER THREE PLY.
.--. Rich Shading
SUPERFINE FINE AND COMMON INGRAM
CARPErING,
OF every variety and description
Rugs Druggets, Table and Piano Covers Woued, Tufrd
and Jute MATS Oil Cloths very heavy md varieties,
rom to "a feet wde together with all other articles usually
found in the trade The public requested call and
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
MO 2msm - Pearl street
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market dull Small sales Of Howard street -four
made Yesterday at 81 i3. aud good brinl, subject to
re.inspecton at 81 SIT Receipt price Sta5. A small
lot OF City Mills was disposed OF at 81 a..
The receipts OF grain continue light. note sale of
new wheat from Northumberland. Va. notin good-con
don at SO cents per bushel. Maryland white may
be quoted at 81 IS cents per bushe and yellow at 80
10 Maryland oats at IS a 80 cents.
There was animation in the provision market
yesterday but prices remained without alte from
my last quotations
Whskey sells slowly at u cents per gallon in bbls,
and 20 cents in hhds,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26
Medical Aid,

nR GREGORY CO Gold street. home usual day and
Il night attending to the duties of his profession Strangers
aud Others who may chace need professional services private
W ana who desire the bast eatment-a and eec
tna caremshould y above Or Gregory has lately per-
uens names by publishing their certificates An interviews
and correspondence will be considered strictly confidential
ie20 lnFrc -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26
PUBLIC SALE OF THE

PUBLlC SALE OF lHE
MONROE RAIL ROAD AND BANKING co.
h sS''R Kos. s''s nd S:as $
WE THE July Es.S aa and decree .a, ,s Monroe RI,
SiSs sfsS
A.
i i. @ unable % complete
esss = ss
.s ssa:i sasSt a
ss sa 2s@E sas
ali os es es @ d
among Them creditors claiming priority Of right II rs;rsct 70
md all the property equipments and effects herewith
Cd and all the property belonging to said Company and all the
% sSd Monroe Raj Road and Banking Compsny
Gsn sas % the
Hunter ,s and Thomas
S Sd notice Ss 70 & .s p
" hs : sse :sS Ss & & % sa
SsssS
s. H
Of and whether they be subject TO objection account tn
statute Of limitation, non-peormance of contracts OTHER
s By lie
spectIvc creditors
Road succeed all the obligations Of said Company respect
extend to ability debts contracted prior said sae and
said Company transfer the purchaser the stock held by him.
her them said Company that the title be BY
said the same manner as i provided By law
Sheriff. and further decree that for the keeping OF said Road
operation 70. the time intervening between the day
"'s APPLIED Sef.s AND AND hat
eeeds sale aioressd and we farther decree William
Parker trustee in charge Of said Road
%on S @ IT,
with the Clerk of this Court and also Of for
statement each Of the number and description Of Officers
agents and bands employed thereon the value Of the hire OF
purchased subject the examination approval Of the
and the costs and other he Paid from the pro-
term, l8i5. HENRY c. ROSS, Clerk.
BY virtue of above decree the undersigned will sell be-
fore The 9nse door y The ely C Macon on the frs
Monroe Rail Road from Macon Marthasyle in the county
Of Pc Rse aud all hs and ef e,s
ny aud oil the rights privileges and FRANCHISES in any manner
or to said SsrS R Road and s
pots workshops warehouses, engines iron TOOLS equip
ments and all and thing apertanng and belonging to
Also the entire belonging said Monroe Raid Road
pa G iE he 81 Ss State Of %
s2OOoOO all debts demands and claims Of every kind and
S Be- aS
application to n l. Grsybi 81 the office ofssd COMPANY
graded to junction with the Western and Atlantic Rail Road
The has been oompsed on the whole road except
eighty miles, and is equipped with five locomotive engines
three cars eighteen freight wheels and axle
terms sale cash to be paid dately to tie Commson
ena oa aq b bid ns to
be forthwith resold at their risk "
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Brighton Cutie Market.

JUNE 23-At market SIS beef cattle le pairs of work
sold. ~ "
rRIcEs-Beef Cattlc-Prces generally have declinsd
Anew extra however, sold at the highest prc
PAID last weekWc quote few extra at S6 first quality
50 so a 5 75 second quality SIS; third, A so a SIS.
Working Oxen-No sales noticed
Sheep-Small lots from 81 rs a $50
Swine-Lots to peddlc at retail from Al to 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-26
co NJ NJ e II CIAL.
New York. Wetlueatlay.. yu,

New York, "wednesday, June IS.
Asnrs-Thcre is very fair demand for pots which We
quote at ss si SIT firm pearls steady at 81 25,
with good enquiry Exports from LIST to I'D inst =
Pots, bbis ................. 1853
peaii', puis 96j
BEEswAx-Prme yellow, OF all descriptions, we quote
at 20 Soc There is very little doing in tho article
BREADsruFrs-There is no change in this market. &C.
nesce -four is held at 81 6s3.
CoTTos-The demand to-day was fair, and the sales
amount to about 800 bales at firm rates. Holders are
not disposed to yield any in their pretensions.