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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-30
WING sTATE CONVENTION.

In these times of political quiet, rather apathy,
it q hardly probable that there will be large gather
ing Mt Montpelier the I'd July, but hionds
from the several counties should take measures to
have respectable delegation in attendance. II is
pleasant to meet old associates in good cause and
none the less from the consideration that hopes
were bighed in the matter OF the Presidential cleo
ton. Vermont stands firm, and our friends from
cry section Of the State should in reasonable numbers
come up to their annual convention for selecting
candidates for State Officers who will preserve the
integrity Of the Commonw eallh.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-30

iEJS The PoughkeepsIe Journal and Eagle con-
cludes an able and cdnry drawn history Of the LIB
er,y party" so called, with the following truthful
remarks:
''Such s a brief sketch Of the rise and progress Of
the Liberty party in this country, party made
up mainly OF honest men, but with leaders who
have made it the instrument of extending slavery
further and prolongng the continuance Of that
in that which no other party in this or any
other country has effected within the last five centu
res Let that history be pot on record for instruc
ton and admontion TO future generations, and mover
forgotten. II may be well questioned, in looking at
the history of all political parties in the world, and
especially in free countries, whether since certain
character appeared in the Garden Eden TO preach
i6erfy there have been preachers upon the earth
whose abors and the results have been strikingy
like those of the original, those that have been
essed for year past by the leaders Of the above
mentioned liberty party in this country. Hereafter,
as Americans hear ofthe wrongs and sufIerings Of
enslaved millions in Texas let them remember that
it was the liberty party Of 1914 that after campaign
of seven years wound up its abors in producing by
It's own agency, result that alone ripitted those
chains.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-30

B EAUTIFUL. A few days siuCe letter va,
mailed at Alsiead, paper Mill ViIlage) directed to
Duxbury, VI. 1t came no to CharIestown, where
was stopped by the Intelligent genius VINO preside,
over that office-,he wrapper, torn Off (which he
strictly forbidden 10 do,) and back to Alsiead,
enclosed in the came wrapper upon which the follow.
ing note was written:
81 wish the writer OF this letter would have te
goodness to inform me where DuXbury ". is lOi
do not know Of duxbury nor gOosbury in vtol aI
where else except in Mass VI. Tole, 2. NJ" I
This is an exact copy of the original, as near ~
our types can make il. By this "lrish Bull" thee
ter was detained three days in reaching its destina
Had this 'good honest democrat cast his eye VPr
the map Gf he knows any thing about mapsl be
would have found "a Duxbury in Vermont" Mvt
as goose in the Chsrlestown post office. And il be
will turn to his post office regulations he will End
he is not ollotred under any circumstance whalers
to tear the wrapper from any package but such osm
directed TO his office. Pass them along, Mr. Tot
and before you again expose your ignorance Of he
law, or your duty as public officer, and Of the e.
ography Of the country, be sure to consult GOVenH
Hubbard to whom you are indebted for your aPp0nS
ment. .Nahonat Eds|
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-30

FAcroRY OPERATIVES Having exhausted ev-
cry argument against the Tariff the scribbers for the
Loco Foco press here at the north conjurirg up
horrcd stories about the "poor, oppressed, half pay
ed half starved factory girls" in order to make
little political capital of the papabe msrepresen
taons which they daily put forth in relation to them
The following paragraph from the Lowell Courier
presents OF the many instances of suffering so
much complained of by these peculiarly tender heart
ed philanthropists:
s'Last evening female about As years Of age came
into our office to purchase paper She informed US
she had boon an operative in the Lowell mills nine
teen years. and that her health had been good all the
time She said, "my health is better than it
was when first began to work in the MILL" She
had during the time saved about $4,000, which she
had safely invested, we think, in the purchase of a
farm; and besides she had given her parents, who
were poor, 81 $50. She had been married and had
one son, who was now absent Her Mrs.
Clark. She has worked several years in the Boot
mills, and is now about to commence work on the
Massachusetts. Her industry, economy and content
ment deserve the highest praise"
The Newburyport Herald incopying the above
paragraph, adds the folowing
''It may be well enough for us to appened to the
above two facts which came to our knowledge yes
terday. The first is, that one Of the new houses
now going up near the centre of this town is owned
by two Young women, who work in one four mills
and the other that, on the subscription paper for
new mill, circulated yesterday forenoon, the
names Of several manufacturing operatives, prudent
industrious and calculating men, put down for one OIL
two shares, Of $500 each ''-.National Eagle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-30


HoRRoR OF DUELING. The Loco Fore, otc.
ga Co. Ala. lately held a meeting in reference >,
candidate for Congress, and adopted the solo,,.
resolution, which we find published appo,D,l,
The Union
"Resolved, That we consider il no dsn,,,,..
to the claims OF any other of the distinguished S'"
Gratis of this district, that we express our upop,Si
preference for our late distinguished Repreaan,,S'.
in Congress, the Hon. WIN. l.. YANcEY. of An,'
ga, the candidate to represent this District in A.
29th Congress; that we have viewed with sa,isrnc,
his course in the late Congress of the United S,',,
that his noble bearing and gallant defence Of demo
cratic principles and Southern rights in the Hal n
Congress and 'eiset0herG, give him claim upou ON,
appreciation and support, which we take pride and
pleasure in rendering"
The distinct and applauding reference here mad.
10 Mr. Yancey's DueIins operations last winter ia
a piece with Mr. Folks appointments Of A. IauaD,.
G. w. Jones and other eminent DueIists to lONy ola,
TONS but it ia mol consistent with the punishment If
a powerIess Lieutenant FOR fighting duel, nor with
the ferociiy with which Mr. Clay was assaulted as 4,
Duelist last year, Tribune.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-30

ADMITTED Versatility OF LocoForos. AT
recent meeting of the German Democracy in New
York city, a very candid admission was made. One
Of their resolutions accuses Mr. VAN Ness Of having
been appointed to office by John Tyler sat the time
no was buying up Democrats like cattle in the mar
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-30

The New York Tribune, in noticing recent AMI
Texas Lecture of Mr. w. ii. Claiming, makes The
following sensible remarks
sit struck us as rather inconsistent that Mr. Charming
should not merely avOw, but glory in the Iac' "N
he did not voie at the last Presidential election
is doubtless right and obligatory on us to oppose !"
Texas conspiracy to the utmost and to tho end OF"
as one ballot last November would have been moN
effective than fifty pledges now, we think those wac
stood aoor when the great battle was iousO anu "'
(wheu they might have saved it) ought al least "
pass over in silence, if they do not choose TO Feg''
their mos, untimeIy and insloriOus netral''y'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-30

The loss by the late fire at Fayetteville. N. c.. rs
near as can be ascertained, is from $SO0,O0 to
$3.50, 900, of which Sl25,ooo to $3.50, 900 are in
sured The Georgia Insurance and Trust Company
have about sc, 900 he Augusta Insurance and Bank
ing Co. about 20 900; the Williamsburg 5000, and
the Contrbu,ionship, the London, the Merchants,
Baltimore and others for smaller amounts
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-30

who can fore,ell the caprcious movements OF party
of savages3 Their restless and wnlchfal enemy had
already caught sight of them, and were following
their course aang the shore
concluded next weekly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-30

The Dover IN. H. Guzette, Loco To,o :.
estly advocating the annexation Of To,o, TnI
more than year SEQ what a change has cor ~ %'
the spirit of its dream On the Both Of Nov,n wa
ls4s, the Gazette gave the following pc,o,o orT
u.s. iN'
"Texns can hardly he in a worse state ,b,,
now-the most Uicked, ciie, GOd.abaDson,, ',
Of which zoe have any knODlcage-ts history n ns'
make the savage blush with shame" .'''
"Yet there are somo who desire to elTec, ~.
between Texas. and this country, rs if we b,a .''
nough ofguilt and crime upon its shoulder ,,,',
We ''''h rather zoe could fla an impossible gnr y
tio cen us and its borders, that its breath Of po
might neUer reach our shores. HEAVEN ,.vr y,
FROM a UNION WITH TEXAS"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-30

Nrw uAMpsH1RE DIGNITY. II the W"O""'
Message, Tsays the Atlas,l Of the Governor VI Nv.
HAMPSHIRE, to the Legislature Of that S'ate' " Nv,
fair specinen of Loco Foco official dignity we 0'N
be greatly at loss to find One' .
To The Senate and 10 the House Of RcPresenIa'''''
By reques, Of the Executives Of several o. y"
ter States. herewith transmit, for your consu'''"'
resolutions, passed by the Legislatures Of '' '','
making the requests. Among the number Is U OI,a.
an extraordinary character from the State '' "'
Island. a.
II will be reccoscted, that at your session lind
res Of resolutions were passed, relative 10 '"v W.
and ,vronnioa, treatment of Thomas Wilson ~. ,
7, nppears tina, these resolutions had, on the
,ure Of Rhode Island, the usual effect OIL '"'' ovsr
ible truth, when spoken in the ears 0' V,a ,u,n
where Tha. body, instead Of reinl'ns =. ." hs,
if error they contain, lost their dignity ..d a,
ever had, few into passion, and uen'' "r..iou II
which they could not controvert' in0" vers i
s,,een would not have been noticed py NV .ho Gov.
NO, for the modest rebuke of his Ezce'on',' bs
eroor of Connecticut. That public 'u''" Il, rstJ.
sss0 f, to censure you, and also to praise a' h 81,
iar friends in Rhode Island. lhey' u"
worthy Of each other JOHN H. STEELE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-30

kot.' Thus it seems that the'uO,orjGoa A..
may be bought up 'ike cattle. '''"0cH'
This certainly is candid ndmis,io, H.,
patriotism is vulnerable in one point at so. "q' @'1
not resist the temptation of gold. They ,S.,,' ca
weakness in being subjects for bribery ma o Wei
The New York correspondent of tina No,i,as' lP'a
goncer, suggest the query whether this bo incl
ed as hint to the Wings to buy IN tbo. w. '''t
incorruptible rePubcans'-St. .alJor, I w.
ger. "'''I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-30
gTa T@IcIG@T@&s
MOND AY, JUNE 80, 1916.
State COnv entiOn.

The Democratic Wings of Vermont are invited to
meet in State Convention, at Montpelier, on WE'D
NEsDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF JULY NEXT,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. FOR the purpose of nominating
ticket for State officers, and OF taking all necessary
measures preparatory for the election in September
next.
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS
CP. PECK, State
Z. p. WALTON, in. Central
IIAMPDEM QUITS, Committee.
C. w. CONANT,
May 20, ls45.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-30
couneiI Chamber, June 13, ls4o'

,rPA ra,,lesnake that was f0unn '' .0,sn sS
woods. near Georgetown, s. o. "'' I'd hatb
long, had rs rasues aud teeth an "'" w.
length.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-30

5000 British troops have been ordered to Cana
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-10
The best and cheapest Standard
SCHOOL BOOKS
EVER PUBLIS D.
McGufeyss EIectic Readers, Nos. 1, q
8, and 4.

McGuffeyes EIectic Readers, Nos. 4, 2,
8, and 4.
WNnICH have been so Justly popular where
W ever used, have been throughiy revised
geatly improved. and newly stereo-
typed, and are now in a Permanent form. no
further sheraton being intended in them. The
we'll known abilities Of Professor McGuffey, and
the valuable aid afforded him in the rivlsion OF
his series by a successful instructor and finished
classical scholar, will it is believed warrant the
assertion that these school reading books are
GREATLY SUPERIOR TO any others ever pub
lished. They are used in the Cincinnati Pub
lie Schools, because they are considered decid-
eddy preferable to any othe extent.
WIN. M. WOOLSEY, DRUGGIST, MAIN ST.
EVANSVILLE, Ia,
Has a supply of McGuffey's Readers, and viii
sell them at low prices for cash. Teachers and
School officers are desired to give them a careful
examination. April 3, I845 If.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-10
BOOT AND SHOE STORE

VHSHE Subscriber is just opening on alter
Il street2 doors above Carpenter g. Ladd's
4 large AMI splendid assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
or every variety, consisting in part, of Cen
time ms Morocco, Call and Kip Boots, Morocco
Calf Kip and Seal skin Shoes, Slips and Pumps,
Ladies and Misses French Morocco Slips, White
and Black Kid Strap Slips. Paris Ties, coIored
Slips. Black Checked and Colored half Caters
together with every variety of Boots and Shoes
that may be enquiredfo for; all OF which he viii
sell lower than they have ever been sold in this
market. He hopes that the citizens generally,
will cali and examine his stock OF goods, assured
that, on examination, he will receive from them
a liberal patronage.
may % &c. A. DOUGLASS
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-10
NEW DRUG STORE.
MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. By
WILLIAM M. WOOLSEY.

TUE undersigned snow openings an xtendssa and generals "ormsnt of rugsS Medicines,
&C., G together with al! arnctsu usually KEEP tin Drug st@es; and hch viii be Sold whole.
and retail at Cincinnati prices. Fl Q hm GU hand BRANDY. PORT e. MEDEIRA WINE.
0a superior quality for Medical purposes
The retailing of Mefcm@ will be particularly attended to- and regularly labelled to prevent
mistakes He would resp@naHyso HcitP hysciansP ucnpuonsa assuring them that thew may
upon having them accurately compounded.
Thea bove Modinesh have been sehre with gat care byh the undeiond. wbo bsb bee
a Practical A pothemy fort the lat TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. md feels assured that those who
nay be disposed to pAronzeh him., can rely upon obtaining good aumchs
April 3, '455ly. W. M. wooLsEY.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-10
PHILLIP DUESNER,

Late Of Germany.
FASHIONABLE BOOT N SHOE MAKER.
EHEGS leave TO announce to the citizens of
ED Evansville that he has opened a Shop on
First street, between Main and Locust, where
he is prepared to do the MOST FASHIONABLE
WORK in the neatest manner and CHEAP for
CASH. He also makes ladies' Bootees and Shoes
of every description. june l9-6m.*
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-07-10
MORE NEW GOODS.

fETHE subscriber has ust received a fresh sup
& ply of NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, consisting, in part, Of
Blk and fancy Lawns and Muslins;
Muslin Delanes;
Jaconet Muslin;
Swiss do;
Calicoes from 81 to 25;
Jaconet Edging and Inserting;
Thread do;
French Ginghums.
American do;
Zepher Worsteds;
Shell tuck and side Combs;
Silver Thimbles;
Ribbons,
Superine Kid Gloves;
Parasols and Umbrellas;
A handsome article of vesting; Ladies' Slippers
and walking Shoes; Irish Linen; a superior
article of Linen Cambrics; &c. &c. &c.
which the public are invited TO call and ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
ap l7-tf w. HUGHES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-30
Foreign Ina aS0rtati0ns.

LvsnP oL-ship En- ,irssas5 bar, iron Boormln john
stem So aud eask e-r'henw ChameIiey
cssss hardware .ies cps chain cables do-i2 casks
earth Wan iSsou5 do osder-230 sacks salt bi
sbids co-x8, boxes tin pers Stokes Gilbert < col
watrhes h ds sos2 casks hardware bAts do
saes arren Stssle-2 cs mdze u High COS do Jas
Metals Pa casks h Sdwars 4 Van Ney-s cs pdze to
Dolsu and son 20 bxs IS cs Ghon .o-l5 bxs Bird
Gian COLO bales Chester tlak u col ck cass Bald.
Nsslor ce-s7 has and quantity Pig iron sey~our-s
cks tos veil Ste.lv-2 OK DIR Iray Abany-7
hx, aaa'ew Mitchell col case Taylcr SsIrll7 do
Ste art % crates hsn e7 linens Wat
son4i cKa mizs James Lee bol0 bxs thread Hugh
Auchencoss sonsil cs ga ingos % caks cooper Hen
dricks Hrohrrs, bxs sheshing do Jas Macy 200
DO ito ca,s sad, Fu eI co-ios do Bruce sonsll
bis ndz Taos Hart x COS cks hardware y Wiiets-5 d.
lrvny Van Wars sewing cotton Henry Sheldon cos
balls carpeng VIM soane3 pkg Andrews hardv
to order BIS Grant Ba,sou8 cks Low Brothers.
Is Henry Je.scp-3 srs Wstsoo-a do lbs Smith, Thug!
- bs T0oker. Mead co2l SOL 7,3 bdIs geo
txs Phsys, Dodge u co-9y crates Wmkey-l3o coal
w peott--2i ,ags Il u Ihom-B-8 crates w IaylvI
-2e> ) Neustadt X BRO heTs--t cask u order
B.LILe-B.ig MMisn Gage-S,ol5 Labouise-6 ceroors
gusz d bates ,paells Axanris t,ns logwood
rocns udxo b.ss snsapala $500 Balco-su
lila Cufin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-30
Foreign Markets.

Ro JANKIRo March l7-Since our circular Of lst the
rivals have been Lou,siaRR Richmond 270O bbls bur
"a 1000 hs. wax Brandy wirc Philadelphia, TAI ibis
and Als psck domestics end yesterday the Fabius
Fillmore, 1909 bbs -four and Leld- n Savannah with
mber.
sales CT Flour are 2snO bbis Baltimore ls500 Ian ,o;
90 Columbia Nils at $4,000 and 1000 Richmond st
1900 Holders are very I'M, and if no large arrivals
he place. some Improvement in price may be looked
as tho stock in first hands does exceed 5000 bbls
J second hands 1t is % 600 bbls.
The Domeslics, par Brandywne. have been sold at
bout cur last quotations. say $50 Brown Drills, 900
ariaels Strips, and $40 Blue Drills The market is
Irsey supplied. In other articles little doing.
The supplies Of Coffee have fallen off very much
cccunt OF the heavy rains, and the stock is 4DcO
ags and in cons quence of the European advcss 10 Sd
shrusy being considered better prices leo and 200
y her, and no selection The market will not be
bnndanty supplied Tor long time aud the prospects
be crop very unsatisfactory. he aer descrp
los OF Coffee continue very scarce, and the market Of
srs but poor selection We quote superior and good
rsf, mixed lots 2950 3203; good first 2S00 $4,000
Exs hange 2i2 sd, nominal Deubloons S2lsCO a
2t0a0
Burros AYREs, March l.-Exchapge on England a. a
FER dol. ontho United S.aes u per U. dol Moth
Nm rican OK HIDES SO 80; do sa,'ed 81 al do hor,
Is Calf Skins 43 a. Goat Skins 90 81 Natris
Skim 81 Chnchill Skins 10 81 Horse Hair, short
q 81 do mixed 50 3S; do long IS q 9b Wool com
non washed - 2S Horns mixed 200 $50 do Ok 800
= 40i; Shin Bones 90 q 70.
B.kRApoEs April l5.-This market is well supplied
with American produce Corn Meal selling at IS g.
Flour 20; Candies IL Hams Q no demand for Navy
Pilet Bead.
PoRro CABsLLo April7 OF the quality suitable
or end generally shirpd to the U s. has been sold ut
u cts per ID and &c. Superior green and ash
d C. II q, sucd to the European markets. has been sell
1K Al 81 70 Cts also at 10 cod Ii cts of su-
perior Indigo "a rs per b. for Flor Cocoa Of
qnsltv q. S2 SIS and los grown upon the coas. at III.
wiod~ard have $40 per faneso Of leo lbs nett
Gotten SIC and dull SAILS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-30
State OF Trade.

sHrs We quote sales Of Pots q; S4 and for Pearls at
50 There Is very little DONG ei,her descr iption
3sEswAx Pine yellow Northern sells as wantsd at
cents.
30 .ApsTurFs The demand is not brisk. Genesee sells
Isl 50l a4ell Some tsnsv New Orleans sold at 81
Nilshig's Is held at 81 SOL Tue other brands such
georgetown, Brandy VINE and Alexandria sells OF 81
Northern Coz ssils It AZ 47tc.
toIroN Exporters being busy with their correspon.
pea lay the transactions Ia this sisple were quite
eited. I. ne total sales amount to l2o0 bales
iAy.-Conmon qnaiitss Of North River bale for ship
Eg. sell for 35c 40c Prime commands 423 a ass.
PaovsIors The demand is fair for all articles under
rs head quote Ohio Pork, new mess $ls 624 +; do
mo at $40 56t ola prime ia ID at SO 90 S. rs
ers is little doing in Beef We quote prime at SIS rs
%, aad mess at 50 30 so Lard In active demand
sales Of key and Dbl tosome extent have been made
|73aSs.
wHn..y.-Drudge casks are held at 23c. Western and
[ison bbls are quite dull a. 23c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-30
Pecan OF NEW YORK, APRIL 30.
srN RfsEs............5 MOON RisEs........ &c NJ
sus sETs.............6 SO HIGH WATER ....... n

CLEARED.
Ship Swaara, Smith, Charst,n, Martin Brown-Barquss
Ihror Bosom; yos.rh Conway, Richmo Robe t.on
r.. VIM n,sds Mar'i h.1'. tm.Bfip, Ha I. jar
fen,s zabrih Rrbrcca sr-sn nstn r.. MI Nee erdy:
spi rdd, rowe Boston Eos er Nicke,son. DIR franklin
Les this ID Ihi,; Traffic, Gsdaer, Balimoe; Cad
we'll fancy Philadelphia, Platt Peas,nBage Porpoe,,
Packet ship Ewpse, RUSSELL firm Liverpool. Ap il LIST
Packets ip Switzerland, Ku ehs. from Lond and Ports
mouth, lst inst with mise, I, Gnnne Mi. tatn x Co.
Sip bevonsnte Thompson from Liverpool March 10 h,
wi h nds- and passens rder 80 " ~
sn'p Hudson. BocamAn, 20 days from New Orleans. with
cot ~. - master, -
ship Shcaaad,.h West f,om Phil d.,pbi,
Tqne Laro Lsnc. OF Ros,on 10 dp. from Rio Is,;ro
wit, 800 b,gs coffee toJ Phpp 90 Lett LYuisiala OF
Nlcrs ldg Tor N,Tlesrs .nl others reported ia,er
T. suco. Left Noble Demmng fin viii niha, w NJ. r.,
NJreans 18Th ias; MoInsg Holmes Tor EYok soon
Nof eight "a markstae tner intensely hot No news Of mo
x George Gardoe Walker of Calf nore ON Liverpoo
March ls.. VI mdse and pa 'eng.rs 70 msstsr.
Sch Sapoeo. Abbott, d,ys from swansboro, NC, with
mel eo,ss e Drpe. ser " hi mar.h ""'
Schf -t Crrue, Johnson dtys from Washington. NC
-chr Adiia-, Bede, days from Norfolk with mise to
-crIopeer Coarsea from Bra DIVINE with corn neal 10
Sch Msrv Parker. PARKER from vitsaia
sch mces Gsrdn.r from Washington, NC, with shii
scr NJ Van Buen, Phil!irs DAYS from Folly landing,
with cora and osrs to II Hayens y son
schr h. NJ. shall from Folly Landing with aud oats,
sehr ilaysns Turner days from Boston, with con to
sloop West Fimou.h wster. Charleston. hide, and live
0sk, to Brown 4 Bel
Below.
BsYque Everton, Mayo, from Z ,rdenas
As one sap one bnqns aud ioar brgs unkno lad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-30
OTTIGNON'S GYMNASIUM

CyHAs F. 0TTIGNON r6psctfu,ly informs his friends
modioa, rooms Nos. IS n and 10 Canal street, Broad
way, formerly occupied BY j. r Rogs) which have been
thoroughly cleaned and fitted up that cannot fail
70 give satisfaction the sdious Connected the
ready personally give instructions the noble Art Of
reputation Of being s most .a amateur II the
city.
Wrestling taught by Mr. WM PRICE. who will warrant any
pupil perfect, after a course Of instruction
Fencing taught by experienced professor.
MIR. o. would respectfully inform those pupils who have
formerly exercised ct this Gymnasium and whose
not already expired that satisfactory for
continuation Of their unexpd time, will be made by calling
on him at the rooms Canal street. which will be from
Mr. o. would also that the Gymnasum and Pistol CAL
ley Of Broadway and Chamber streets, will open IN
I'll further uo'ice. 80 imr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-30
Sales OF stocks mt Boston

pRIL 283s shas Besioa Worcester RR INK; do Bot
and Lowe! RI, lIs1S; . do Boston Maine ar. li5a
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