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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-14
CAESNUT ST<EEV TaGATRE.


UMNsNUT sTisEMT 1aGATNE.
nm PHILADELPHIA.
w. E. DehieH LxssEn AND MANAGER
Opera Company for Ttco Nights only.
IT, Monday Evening, December orI - svs,,
sns se
To Pss'i; AsGs XII
rb r. Mr. Countess Mrs Hughes
E%,. IisI Of Bore. and cents.
OPPer lleIs OF Doxes -. 70 "
ARCH STREET. THEATRE,
PHILADELPHIA.
s11.S IL ME ~ ss scoTT
Last Night but One of Mr.. n. 4. adams.
Monday Evening, December Is,
The NJ w The fay Of RAMON
A'f 5T Ebsf r o. 'snf sn1N E,is s. the
To sSausass Bsf ,ds q
: Pyhshas' Mr. M Burke Ike ''''s Oh D|''o' MAS
THE CELEBRATED OPTIC GALLERY,
on exhibition at I'll Broadway, corner of Chambers
IN Europe ncluang Royal Families Cardinals Bishops Pro-
These views elegant and highly finished Paintings
IN the most correct and minute the fol-
-Part of!he Church Of the Holy Grave at jerusalem con-
2he exterior the Church and en of "santa Maria
Del Monte Mon ' IN Rome, BY Moonlight
CO. near Rome with Funeral Service Of Fraternity BRO
4-Pars taken from the Pont NeuG New Bridget
5-The Magnificent Square of st Mark Venice of the
most beautiful places this curaus town. surrounded by the
6-Consantnople taken from the Asatic shore Scutary
where presents Of the most magnificent and
lively scenes which be anced by the most exalted
nation.
7-Pompeii Naples as is present This City de-
stroyed by eruption of Mount Vesuvus the
year Of our era is present considered the wonder
Italy be said that the destiny of had
erved tia, city model Of the spirit the customs the s
at the view houses those and the forum
there The whole the Of thai mighty
by whose commands walls of Postum the
and the delicious retreats Of the Sybars erected
NB-The Views exhibited will be repeated the
following changes.
The above will be open only until Saturday inclusive (when
Others will be substituted and of which due will be
gyen) daily, Sunday, foom II and from
the evening.
Abundance IS cents-Families of PERSONS including chill
dren, 81. d. 2mrc
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FUkNITURE
WANTED.
GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
such az Ladies and Gardeners Wearing Apparel Fire
Arms Furniture &C. Gentlemen leaving returning the
city Will lind their send Tor the
who pledges himself give fir price for all articles offered
N B.-A line through the Post Office will be promptly at
tended to 4. LEVENSTYN '' "
OF m-mc dyxav Mn stairs
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TEETH! TEETH!

'EETH inserted without pain, and warranted good the
= natural ones, for biting and mastic ation
a complies double set Of best mineral Teeth
fine gold plates, $50 90
A set Of best mineral Teeth on fine gold plate,
Tor the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric
pressure, 20 90
Single Tooth, from 81 90 TO 90
rugging Teeth with Gold from 73te so
By DR. JONES, Of Canal aud Broadway en-.
trance Canal +mcu
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COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
THE COMMITTEE appointed take the necessary steps
Il in arranging
CONCERT,
be given testimony ef the high esteem bv re
Members Of he Musical Profession for - 80
A. ID PATERSON, ESQ,
Editor Of the Anglo american, of tins Clfv.
respectfully that the performance viii place on
Thursday Evening next, the 18th Inst
AT THE TABERNACLE
On which the Of the following
Artists have been voluntarily rendered
pOC.ALISTS:
MRS. f.. LODER,
MRS VALENTINE MOTT, JR,
MISS JULIA NORTHAIL,
MISS MARY TAYLOR,
go, aud MADAME OTTO
MR. W. $. ROGERS,
and slGNOK DE BEGINS.
Observation-Disclosures:
Flute ..;............. Mr. JOHN KYLE.
Piano Forte; MILE. UBER aud Mr.. TiMM
:, The ORCHESTRA Of great power aud magnitude.
Conductons Messrs. u. c. HILL aud GEORGE L0DER.
Pianist. ....................M Mr.. II. e. IlMM.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
10 be at the usual places Of the various Members
oil the Committee. dian
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GUANOloo of the cargo of the ship Shakespeare, i'm
VI ported direct from chaboe and warranted equal II
impoedfor sale IN tight and casks, by
d. H.. X. COLLINS X co. 81 South 81.
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PIANO FORTES FOR SALE CHEAP FOR
CASH

A SPLENDID Rosewood Grand Action Seven Octave ri
"A Forte with Chickering'S Iron Frame, made Of the
best seasoned materials and finished ia superior
warantee will be given Also for sale cheap, elegant
octave Piano Forte manufactured by u the best Bos-
Makers. TIE above instruments be at Rock
cuts Piano Forte Ware Room, 4o2 Broadway, doors above
Broome St
N Bold Piano Fortes will be taken in exchange, r re.
IRE
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BOWERE THEATHkD.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
MRS. SHAW as MRS. HALLER
Monday Evening, December 10,
The performance o with
ma THE STRANGER
oe.aser MI j. H. scott
Daion I'll .............. Clarke
,,oune Vne'sen. Sutherland
Mrs haiier.. .:..., Mrs. Shaw
To conclude with
The SHOEMAKER OF TOULOUSE.
yacop C1et MIR * Scott
o. Davenport
y Hill
thiknao. Hadaway
Margaret ''............... Mrs Sergeant
Lower BoIes 50 cents; secoad and Third Tiers ctx;
Fit and Gallery, i21< cents
Doors will open a. half past g. the curr,i- sl ris..r
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FALMOS OPERA HOUSE
Monday Evening, Dec. Is,
Will be performed, for the last time,
DER FREISCHUTZ.
Grand Romantic Opera acts by Carl Maria Won Weber
PRINCIPAL PERSONAGkS:
Ottokar, Bohemian Prince. Herr Il. REESE
..uhV, hsdu AsdhgeT.. .f1err Y. Sduer
Agahe, his Daughter :. ......... Made A. Otto
ALcnen her = ousin. Franein NJ kornsky
asPei, n.s, munger .f1eIT meyer
Wax. second Ranger. Herr w. Boucher
Samiel, the Wild Hunter. 80. Herr +. Schwan
iich amer Herr T. Schnepf
ns Da.uesmaiu WINE, ToppshDerg
The Ghost of Maxs Mother. :. .Fraulein Rohmann
CHINE, o n OF Assihs tsusn Warner
The OF action Bohemia, during the of the
Thirty Years War.
Books Of the Opera, in German and English, original
English translation by &. B. Burkard ESQ., for
Boz Office.
Seats may be secured every day from 10 o'clock. AM
Till O'Clock, r. NJ at the box Office. The subscription book
also open and the Patrons of the Opera respectfully
vited to honor the Manager of the German Opera their
Prices Of Admsson-First Tier and Parouee 81 Second
Tier, SO cts.
Doors at oclkperormance at "a oclk
precisely
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ROBINSON'S PATENT PORTABLE
WATER CLOSETS.
rlNHE SICK, and persons in delicate state Of health will
4 find this article of essential utility their
They be used with either hot cold
bath. They extremely fol for ships hospitals Sc
For sale by the subscribers the Croon Plumbing and
Water Filter Establishment, 800 BROADWAY, betw
Walker and White
do Intro STONE BROTHERS.
MUFFS, MUFFS, FOX THE HOLIDAYS.
LARGE Assortment of Mufs selling off at reduced pr
IA consisting OF Isabella Bear, Cross Fox Martin Fch
Lynx Siberian Squirrel Woovaeen, Genet Cony aud Chin
chella WIN. BANTA
dig lws+m 1874 Canal ST., cor Wooster sc.
SOLAR LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, GIRANDOLES
TEA TRAYS, sc.
VJHE SUBSCRIBER has just opened splendid assortmen
of Solar fvari9us paers suspendng and Bracket
Solars Chandeliers with from five lights; Gilt and
Bronzed Grandoes OF entire patterns, trimmed with
English prisms Of the finest luse, and pairs.
Also assortment Of Japanned Tea Trays Of Gothic
oval patterns which he offers for sale wholesale and
upon the reasonable terms.
JOHN w. MORGAN,
ia Fulton door of Broadway.
N B.-Waned at the above establishment, journey
man lamp maker. lm*inc
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CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS.
OQsZ Rrn x~yuu

/ CHICKERING would inform the public, that he has re
moved his Pianos from the Broadway and Park
Place to Rooms No 3and7 Lfarge Building 1913 Broadways
doors above Reade wheTehe will keep general assert
ment at the same prices as at his factory Boston
The public invited to call at his and examine the
present stock. nS lm*r
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To be obtained the usual places the variou, Members
Of the Committee. dl4ti nc
VANAMBURGH u CO.'S
ZOOL d G ICAL r. EXHIBITIONS
No. 53 BOwery,
aGS; Bling: rpsss S G 9sss
having spent years in Europe with
great has aeS having Th
F@i
s New public While making SsHa for
o'clock i The afternoon and to o'clock evening
For pariiculars see bills ofhe day. 1' di Intro
IRISH MI SIC NCEKT
AT THE TABERNACLE.
f ";f
other fifty Irish melodies per
THE RECHERCHE BALL OF THE YOUNG
M usl i ~ Of 9gass wss and h.
y q Client iris VII Se s..smbsss q Young Wing f.
ns ss Of s a
TeEss Two admitting a%s gentleman and ladies. can
Ge e stsnsS D. vsa Chars9 s Yves. street
Pine john SIee 81 Fulton street. principal no.
HE New York Highland Guards Ball will ake place at
Nieo's Saloon Friday Evening lsth December, 1885
sSS' H,s House. US s3SSS T aaa 81
loon. dIA
CONCORD BALL.
THE Second Annual Bali of the Society for the benefit of
a the Widows and Orphans Fund, will take place
Thursday Evening December 18TH the Minerva Rooms
Broadway The members OF the committee will spare no
pains make this Ball of the fashionable Of the
season.
Wallace's celebrated Band is engaged
Tickets Sl-May be had Of any member of the Committee,
OF at the Door on the evening Of the Ball.
A. Raveret a5la Clinton ST. A. Kosselot 100 William
+. Guinand, 81 Broadway V. Lane, 1I2 Roosevelt.
A. Delachaux, l27 Fulton T. J. Mercer, Conrtandt.
J. BuiAsart, 2SS Grand. L. Guebhard, 23l William.
dl36t+r
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Nv R-o.t~ W.trfa ~, ~ vr', O..
trr.valuu arl NC S.. ..r,ts ,,.'i y t.
'or Ouron ,tyst.o Coufhl CO.
n''p7nd'n' was th' Batgoin and one 4 lt'
moons by WLrh ,hc Ann",s'i,n t,s'lwiou
oh'nin'd n m jarHy NJ Black Of Go +,
av. %. Cunu,i - corfc.nonl,nl onhIoud'v
ditno'ly nvoW~i thai alihcuph ignotoT "
oar p'rT-,- rights IN rols'ion n thai trtrr
'oIy.V hr v,.s tr,jt 70 r.t'e.rl hss pledge
. .v'n. - t'osr c"W'men o''he Ncs' who
h'1 Wool ~ ruu',a..u md Nt 4 '.
p.u,u .rT.ru Djlt't'te BIZ 10 occnty
p.'r,.n hli hc"n brought fnrrard is hun.
80 f,lahn'rl o'n pl'.'s' gwen Ia many gen
'l moo 'na' hc Wou ITO 90 inmrdniriv Hf~f
The rfoluuon Of annexation had passed the
Ilou"
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SuoCKlNGhcCipENr.-A dcplorab,c
accdrut occurred on the Troy road on
Monday afternoon, about dusk. AsMr
Kelsey, residing IN Bethlehem, accom-.
IauIcd by his daughter, the wife Of T.
G.. Oliver, e Albany, was diving
down the Troy road, Dhelr horse, alarm
ed at the shouting ol two men. com
ing IN the opposite direction at fill
speed IN a cutter. shcared across the
road Tie men in the cutter rot be
ING abe to stop their horse, the two
>leighS came IN collision, were upset.
and the parties thrown lnto~th' lo;d.
One Of the shafts of the cutter pierced
tho tcmplc,of Mrs Oliver, and killed
her Instantly. The names of the men
are Robert Back aud Patrick Mrckcv,
+hc former Il man OF VIGOROUSLY bad
character, who was Tardoucd ont Of
jail by Governor Bonck last autumn.
The prisoner was lodged in Jail at
Troy, 10 be taken to Albany for exam
nation.
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WIN pEASF. from London, Professor
w ~ music. tP!ann Forte Organ and sing .
Iup,> 10 Troy conference Academy, West
Pou.iney Va respectfully gives no'Ice that
tic cent quarter 81 Ibis Institution commen-
ces THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1871. Terms for
musi'--P!Lnol "'ic and singing $40 per Or
Re, idenc. "pr",lte he cademy
y Is l. ADDE'S wishing 10 receive finishing
lessons Uu become ,caohrr>) would de- welt
:" itfnd Ire pre>eul quartet Az tho mod
ern operas rert"rmrd aud laugh, ty the sub.
>rriher. West Pnu,tncv. Feb. /. 1875
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Nrti>l ~ = CONVENT Thc Ger
man tuly,r'rl Go7,'tr.Cl" sthrlo'loMing
- c'l'piurF :, To" uuns oitl,r convent,
81 Nara,,u az ln,' ih' Princes. Bupkova1
who, nfrr rcllnQnrh,nc an unm'nsc lot.
rrnc, took the vel IN that couv,u'. .is the
subject ri gcno,a conversation A. the
drn'h o.the ulc supcfior these 100 nuns
refused to ncccpi N" princess as her success.
'or, she having rNcu-d thclr an.'no'il by
expressing her determination 10 make It.
ID 20 have been much to fcr The ubcI.
liors nuns r,t,,d th.lr opposition So ilr
IS to break aI the windows N the con.
vent
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E-SEI EITs |!

'rilE Sub,crlh.f nhtt. hr ssie 90 sw srms
] at Be,s wi."h a.. a. god a. srv, rnnce
hihru- nW ~, opted. ON of ~ rps On
hHu'. srtv low. ~ those Who take ten Nv.
rrarinR - Is'unds each ~ November last.
"a hives piien!-d hv John NJ Weeks, ESQ
With the hight al usiug tho -nrr~ ,ael.,deh
vii lie ,hst.od hhy dpllsr- oniy. S,ng-
swaru1s ~ n~ual.
4 ,hna Md urcsi statement ~ the ptn..
does Of forty swans commencing IN the
sunny al lsi3 ani ~ ir the prc-eai dstr,Nif
~ >wafrr,- "l tie piodut not dlspr--
ed"f y, s3c.th s2O0 90
+ -. lior'v, do ...... 81 90
&c swarm, disposed OF averaging o.
eacAt:.... $50 90
llqney d., i0i ~
... ...:.. ...- s.'. ....~
@ .. ,= 7s5 Ia
AARON BARNES
Ruilsnd, Jan. 81 ls<S 8
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w How - ~ o. ilhA 90 ..' ~ d
..u VI H. .. boz, Al.. -' 'Ira0 i..
FOO 'o'ur. o.. OF fec. g., mn ela'rly 49,.
- m'a0eon,s and ". h.srnorhlng NOR
.t 100, sd the II mccfat who would
hola oo'n Il, p Is TUNED ont lo' his 4 'hon
cS'N. and never scttlcs his accounts :
W" hove got nd Of Curtis. nud hc
.''a- every 'lunr with the Treasury.
"h " Ivy Nwnrtwort andiloyt We have
lost. know not how m1nymlllions. !
don't understand all tins Atlas.
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srArE OF YERMONr.li,Enlemcn

STATE or VERMONT.l i En- temcm.
D,stu,t al Rui!aou, -. - lerrp lhar
al special probate courl held at Rutland
w,thln and lor said district on the 301h day
Of January, 1878.
pre.eni, Wm. Hall. Judge.
Wait Chaueuon, rh-Culut al the lest VIII
1rd testament ul Wan Chali-ii'n. lue al
kuil .ud ~ said di-,u,t, deceased, i'-'aie
pioposIng lu r-nGcr a second az coun! al hIs
sad administration.
1t II ordered that said account lie re-.
tered or eNAmlniiI"n and allowance Ia
lhe Isl M"nday being The 81 day Of M"t h
nexi and tia, cop, al thl, order he Published
three weeks 81, ce-sI,rlv. pIevI"us thereto,
~ ihr kuIl md lIefHld, new spnprr printed NJ
RUu~nd, thai all persons interested m'v 'p-
pear aud ubleci to TIE sumo II they see cause
A tue copy al record,
llENKN HALL, Register
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CAsTLEIUN SEMINARY.

The s,ron term nf this S"rnrry viii
cun,ncn'r the 27rh of thh md continue
,v..rI,y on" works \ ii!l course OF chem.
,cpl / c,ur"s viii b. given. tn" first pat ~
the tenn. Parents cannot attach too much
impo,'r urc to having their chlldrcn present,
at The beginning NJ lhr term.
= L. LANGDON, Sc.
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A N Hsrn"dt

AmDscmsat FOR ne long kitten
should always be kept where there are
chiilrrn when they are lind Of r"ll"S
rs tail they can put II N:o their fathers
bots \ box ol colors IS aI,oa souicc OF
gr,al an s. mt, aodDng Ih'H IN "ppor
t1uuy OF d.n!ng lh'Ir faces, and sppi''
Iag m ILLUMINATED plnniiurs 1t is N'lI Ia
lr, lh-m know who're che pnsr,N's and
pickles arr k'p. So thai gong W'rr lh"
jam. they may g,i u lir 20. Il rlpslcuu -
IA At DAYS ,hry sLuud b.. olloooi 10 pa,
pas n,o tee Pmuo asi tarnp t'r @'y.s
with thar dunn stras Tam lhcru 10
pull grnI rm,n's wli>t"r and wipe tht,r
Io!tppPprI h'uls on i,!'rs' dresses
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Co>vt>ILxcr or MoRsGs TrLr

CoNyI>ILNCE OF MoRsEs TULE
GRAPH A broker OF Bilumore received
NE other day an ordrr 6r 81 900 Of New
J o'k funds FinI,ng h. could not ohaln
the Rniosni there, he ,nrn-d,arlN hid a
massage Transmitted by NE trLg'oph to
Washington, a:kIny # tie r7W"d sup
coal! h 81 AZ th1. CITY In hail an hopr
Wore S7rr ~ aGlunnt.c aus yer, and
'' me ''eoos he smoIrl "q.n'f we
s'ul q % l.t-.le-.
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IN imer.can Si4rrf- w iraru from
RIO SAYS thc Jnrr OF Com Ii'a' Mo Out.
don l. S Cusul has s,in, tie Mon
IL \ ,lro. y s,cl under American cu!ofs
on Suspicion OF her brl7g rusng.t n tn
slave litdcr anllas Htr'.s',i tM Clpa1n.
prrdlrlon. anites ll Ecn VI ani cUl.and
Ihcf Gnbollllhe Bstoa sIeoP of"af N
t,lt #ilrbofof no, lntrndlns e send lAom
lone by The tta opportunity
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STAFF or VERMONT REHrrmcn.
U.,uirln; FaI,r,,ru = - rcred rha;
At q probate c",,n l,olJtn At G. ,t-.ourt'bm
aud lof sad Issue, eu the 23l DAY Of Janu.
arv. A u. Ist5.
prpseul, \ Wafnsr, Judge
samuel = lloakcr, almuu,rHpt II the
os'ate ot l>ar lea,o1Nrr, lor ol PWHiney
10 sad nl,tn J., 3rc .,,ed, having lfpuoncd
sllE ce9,lu wtiinp, ~ sellall t1r real IS.
turof SD rerase ipr the psymcnt ~ lie
tblS 81 said decreased AMI charges 90 aim.
i>ifal'nn seulnP lanh tne dent- allow ed ~
i've 'ommi,slnpefs on SAD estate. 10 he
$40 50 taet lc has pnti o. sad crtis ~ he
amnunlof 3f7j.69. that The means "a ht-
tapts U dIsciruRe Nv balance ni sad IN.
fch'edufs, 9ad - drkay tie expenses Of adj
mlnls'taGon. s.i not amount 10 nuTe ihan
$500
Il j. ordered hat tie Soaring and de- ding
m SAID application b. At a session.,fsaid count
o. h- holden NJ no prpl1's ofirr "a Castle.
ton. on me Goth day OF tenruatv iN'3 ani
thai nntIr- "l Sod ~ az 20 lIysn 81 al pct
sons m rerrstei. hy pp'l .s"R 40, "r'ler
Nsrk~-'r res,lrciy ise, i.iG, %" 'ii i'nc nj
tlsr.na 30 I > R,ilsnd Head. a nrws2a PEI
p0n'e4 10 rl0.nd. 4 zoe '"uJ ri ker"T1
BF LfNGuNT, k~sirsr
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} Ebl, II temcmI cred
{ Dth,tata Probate

Di>lfct ui l!Jiland, ~ { ID lhlt At a Prostate
Count l".den al Ruiiand wuhln ard tor said
distinct ou the 20h DAY 81 jan 1918
Pe.cm " m Han Judge
Whereas WIN Bt"mlpy s"l- Surviving eN-
rcutur at the last VIII 4 lt>t,n"ut uiljrluel
Btumlry la. ui Danh, ~ san tl>lu,t &c.
cen,rd tr.,a'e, has made arrlIra'Irn +" sad
count Ia wfning >etiinv lplh that Che PEE
son a property being otherwise disposed OF
the rrafesiaie of sud drceased WIS by tho
WI OF sud Dc eased encountered with
Win the piyment oi certain legd'Ies pay ahle
aitet tie tcalh ar mrrtiape ~ Anna Bron-
ley the widow ui sald deceased That sad Anna
dI-1 sjTput two wears SINCE, that the amount
uf sad lepaCl les now unpaid u about fhv
dollars, mat the estimated amount Of eNpen-
~CS accrued aud To accrue il twenty dollars
and therefore praying SAM court ~ grant
hlm license to sell So much oi sad real estate
rs vi, raise the sum OF srvenly dollars. said
real estate having been invrn,ored as 90
acres OF land with the buildings thereon
standing. situated IN sad Dainty
Therefore, |, IS Ordered and deCreed hv
said cuult llai san application be referred
lnr hearing and decI,iun 20 the lN Monday,
Icing the , dav OF March, nel,, and TIA nj -
cnpv oi tins ofdrr he .pnhlshpd thee
weeks surce>sreiy previous theteiu IN nc Rot
land ilrrId newspaper prrnl' Il a. hnlltnd
that all jrt>n Iulcr,~ld may appeal 4 give
bonds E,r the payment ol siIi iePaclr> eN-
prnSes otuthetwI>r ullr,lio the grating sand
lltensc II they strtau>e.
a true copy Of trcud.
HENRY WALL. REGISTER.
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pnoBsHLr MraDrR. A Dean
BonY FouNp. The body oi dead
man was taken from the Merrimac nv
cr. between the Boot and Mcrr,lnuc
corporations, nbou, l2 o'clock. The
body bears thc appearance Of having
.bcen iuliHcr,cGf hr 'cvCrol wccbs The
,btrl.waS broken IN two placc>,whph
cads 70 lie suIpnsltion Tint the de-
.cC1scd meta violent death Nclotin
rhlt,llr COOLING Of The dcc6ncA au.
Wet 90 dcscrjrticnof t'iat worn .by
Mr1,rNlan rtlsbury. who - alycr-
tiScd IN tins injr-f Is haylHr rlsap
p,rcd about the iih OF NotGnbcr
We have been unablc u raiAcr fur
tlcr or more definite particulars.
Lowell Advcri5scf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

ErThe bin ncofpolouong the Green
fali 1tl Northampton Raj Ro.l rs
passed lhc Mass chusuis LTel,la'urcAnl be-
eome Law The Is ,lcd expense Of
mlA,ns the road is $500 900. or about
sljAeo per mile nc!ultng engine, cars,
depot &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06
SALA ABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
- VII village. Rutland.

/iilLE ,ubscr.ncr offers for sale ihr larlr
- Ssurr. At prr.ent oct uWrI hv Nrs~f..
klpiev & BaAey. tugrrncr wtlhlhe dw-li.aI
.hi,ise 0upo size uc, upie bt Jas Crlhsm-
som >guaied Mil WALLACE D. is truere,l
5jhsi Vie sbnye named. psenlses offer one OF
ire brsi opportunities Tor Merchant 10 ss-
.iahh,hiln-cE 10. b lslness Hat ms srouon
offers he Slrre d, Lu'il 81 htnk IS ia
good rrnalf and has hecn cuns'enrlN ocon-
aet1Sa.,stc he dwcl ne huuse =. vel.
,Eu,ttd wiin good galder AID oui-hpuse,.
and WIthn lev rods OF tle >iotr ifc
land nmr and "a Of the SORE can he
uougttr desire
AI.o. lie subscriber offers for sac t'.o
l,,a, aud raIsas.e Nlrfn PayirrG' at
-, he'd. situated ou tie south West sri- pi
Ou-f Geek Ipnn ,ii- land il a new a1d
ft.tralr saw Mi DONG = good business -
Ts,, !oca.in,i 'ur Wupen 80 Cotton Msnu-
C.,,,ty.rr any other machinery, Is believed
IA Ice uneouaei N Vermont Abundsnos
Of wa'rr,au at all TIME, he ATTAINED
with IS iert head and hH-4ll materials iuf
bandtnr ready AZ hand.
For fy,ih-r particulars ercrre ~ he 500
seflbcr. ~ GotEr, NW VHi0g's.
ar Il IrTL ByaNAV, " P'9's'ty-
rIi a. Br,g,S RH land ~
RuGasd Fen {. ls!j
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

STATE or NERMONr,{RE II r,ucm.
Dl,In,t of F4uhiorn. =. - hered tnst
at = probate rou' holden At CaAllrion, wuhIn
Nud tor SAID distinct. IN lie lslh day ol Jan.
1915.
Present, \. Warrs. Jude.
Elisha A. On guardian n Naryu, Elak and
Naiy lnHe CiaTk WInnf heus "l Eh,haClai.
l.ie 90 Paw ihl 'rcraseJ, rrpTf.eul,ng tu sad
court lh,i u would be conduslrs to tie inlrr.
49, of al miru,, 20 sell IN p- real rsi,s
Uh.h Dhry iuh'fl, from the estate ~ DANIEL
.Chrk l.ic.n sid Ps~lel decea,ed snh pf.,.
,ng -4l cuuu 10 gam hItg licfn,e u, sell ..is
estate.
4 >nrlcrsi That nnilrr rh"frnf - given
10 Al ier-"u. inirfesiTd s'Id sppi.Aaun.
that ilrr~ 4" I'D brn hraiing uiiic siin- on
the fast W"dp, tiay ct Hauh nrhf, >, me
utota'e u3irr Va CAsirt"n alUrc,'id Uy pub,
r,s,lng ia, nrdeI thfe' "rrts $40 r,suely,
ptcunns lrsiid tame 81 i,eArint. 10 u, liui.
land ,lrr4id, a ne"spspeS punlcd sIRutllud.
4 ir1r copy N record,
4 Aucu,B. +. LAAGDOS, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06
BRIGHTON MARKET Nlo>D.y

IITT = 7 II--- n : =
Arra,hd 200 Br,f Callc, 1900 Sheer
and Is SNine 100 Rc,f Ctut usoll
pnIcLs -Bcef Cnrr-Srvcta lots cf
Callc were purchased on Saturday at last
we, Is nucos vhich were no, snsHined 10
d,y particularly On the scccnd quality W.
quote fw cS'rn s. a 8 25 FRS, Qna'ry
st9jnj Second quality 81 4.50-
Thud qrnlry. g. IS 400
Shccp-- Cannon sheep from 81 TO 2,2j
Wrg'',rs fom 81 - 30
Swim No Its 10 prl llr Two .n1ll
sr'er'"d lm. to ship 3 - and l.2 Al
rt1nil vol 3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

poili>o The boGm2 point ware, IN
I.er, lc4ia,s ~ Bj.rv, ooI Gro.
,ra.r Squares May F.'r. ani Spung Glr
"A a.. tt' pit can hardly b. b''ei unI-t
E.lll yrar " h.f~rs NJ - tt1y u
'T,,o ne pa, viii b3r u $40 o. r2J0
npI slolt - Che OF Spuihdi' a's' o,
s,r,l 'Vrss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06
Notice 20 Deiinaucn,s.

4 B>ObU ~ necessity ccmIs,s tipe sub
~ scuhefin cell oo'e more upro rl,"se
Whu are lndsh.rd - hHn and make .RnehiAie
paymeni - all dem nj, remaining uSad lusi.
cd vii "p ~. An VI MsIsh oeti, he POik ed
into the hands ~ some f'niu attorney fif
collection Those interested m his rsll
must u"ders'nn ~ al ~ - to"f,rs snd nv al.
i~nflng Ia Il rfnmrlit ihsy ~th '"nfrr IA.
yoT uDon iie SlDntinrr and sars ali par.
t,es fG,1nlr. ALANSON Dl ER
Rpu.ad. Feb. 1. lsl5.