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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

No I0.--An Act relating TO highways near the
line of adjoining towns. II is hereby eneacted &C
When the public good, or the necessity, or
convenience of the inhabitants shall require high
way to be laid out altered, so that It shall be near
the line between two adjoining towns instead OF be-
ing on the line between such towns, on account OF
the position of the land nature Of the soil over
which it may be laid, and when both such towns
are benefited in similar manner as though such
highway were on such line, such highway may be
laid out or altered, by the selectmen, or by the
county court, on the report Of commissioners and
the damages and expense OF making and repairing
such highway may be apporiioned, and all proceed
inps may be had in the manner, as IS provid-
ed by law in the case Of laying out and altering
highways on the line between two towns.
Approved November 5, 1915.
No 20--An Act TO prohibit the bringing OF pau
pers from any other state into this state 1t here
by enacted, &c.
Sec |. If any person shall bring from any other
state and leave in any town in this state, or shall so
bring with intent 10 leave, any poor aud INDECENT
person having no visible means of support, aud
having a settlement in such state from which such
poor and INDECENT person may be brought, knowing
such person to be poor aud INDECENT aforesaid,
or shall COUNSEL hire, or procure such poor and in
dgent person TO be brought or shall aid or as
sist therein with intent to charge such town with
the support Of such poor and INDECENT person, he
or they shall be punished by fine not exceeding five
hundred dollars nor less than one hundred dollars,
or by imprisonment not exceeding one year, and
shall be further liable to any town in this state for
all such sums Of money as may be expended by
any town for the support and maintenance of such
poor aud ndigen, person.
Sec .. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage
Approved October 30 1916.
No. 2l.-An Act relating to offences against pri-
vaie property. 1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. |. The county courts, within their respect
i've counties, shall have concurrent jurisdiction OF
the offences mentioned in chapter nlnety-6ve, Sec
tions six and seven of the Revised Statutes where
the money other property stolen shall not exceed
the value of seven dollars Provided, however,
that the county court, for the aforesaid offences,
shall impose only such penalties as justices may i'm
pose for the same offences.
Sec. .. No Justice Of the peace shall bind over
for trial. at the county court, any person charged
with stealing money or other properly not exceed
ing seven dollars in value.
Sec. 3. An Act entitled can act relating TO Of
fences against private property in addition TO chap
ter ninety-ive of the Revised Statutes" approved
October thirty, thousand eight hundred and
fouy-four, is hereby repealed.
See 4. This ACT shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved October 81, ls45
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

Mr. MEILEN CnAMBERLAIS, of this place, has
something like four thousand autographs of distn-
guished men in Europe aud America, Manuscript
Sermons of the Mathers-lettors of Revolutionary
heroes and statesmen--and various manuscript
documents of European Lords and gentlemen. He
has duplicates of several and would be glad to ex-
change.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

Our readers will reeoeci the outrage ne,ne,,o,oa
weeks since, upon Mrs Burdck of Greene Chsne
county y, and that fears were entertained that ~
mouu not survive the i'll usage she had received II nm
o. ,e state Lunalc Asylum, has wholly recovered tbe
sd ION o. her reason and made such disclosures as
Co.. " he arrest OF John Johnson wealthy citizen Of
no my resided at the time Of the abduction or murder
1 b9its VIE Johnson is now Il 10 said confined In the
blnghhnpion Jail-M Y Erpress =" '''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

The Election at hand.

HIr We are kindly reminded in the other Coun.
es' OF what is expected from Cheshire at the com
ing election, and of her remissness in September,
ana ,hey ask where the Wings were in Chester
nela, winchester. Fitzwium, Rindge, Alstead,
Duo'ih' ana hall dozen other towns. "Keene,
'oo, can aud I0o We can only say we are com,
mltted that Cheshire will do better.-,oeK Old
Massachusetts has set us a noble example.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

onion q the Worcester and Western Raiiyoads-We IN.
oesaad that the Committees appointed for the purpose BY
@ e ABOVE corporations have agreed upon the terms
TO- u union OF these two roads under one corporation to
~. saiea 'e Boston 4 Albany Railroad Company Among
the upon we have been informed that
shares OF their stock are 10 receive ss share, in he new
company The agreement be acted upon by the stock
ho'aerS OF both corporations
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

Rev Mr. Furchild has been installed over the "Payson
Society in South Boston Sermon by Dr. Woods Of An
dover The council, all but one, from distance A
remonsirance, signed by fourteen cergymen of boston
was presented by Rev Messrs Bngden and Aiken. But
the council said Mr. f. ought 10 be regarded as in good
standing
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

" The Bauleboro VI Phenix, acknowledges the re.
eePt ofneay hundred subscribers in Hnsdae and
Winchester, N H. We hope the Wing vote Of these
towns doubled at lhe next iria-Maaeheslsr Amsricnn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

rTe IN ne SLATE Prison. about o'clock on Sabbath
morning the carriage shop in the State Prison. was diseoy
Greg 70 De on IRE, which, in about hour and half was
eniey consumed Most of the stock hand and consid
wind the other buildings were -WnGsor chrSnics
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

No. 49, An Act relating to Auornies at Law 1t
is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. |. II, any action brought against any attor-
ney Of the county supreme courts, it shall, after
judgment for the plaintiff therein, be proved to the
court, before whom the suit shall be tried that the
damages in said judgment were for money hereae
ter collected in the capacity Of an attorney, it shall
be the duty Of the court to adudge that the cause
Of action from the wilul and malicious act or
neglect ofthe defendant, and that defendant ought
to be confined in close jail aud issue execution on
against the body of the defendant, with certificate
thereof, stated in, or endorsed upon such execution
unless the court shall be satisfied that the failure Of
such attorney to pay over the money so collected
shall have been accustomed by accident and with
out the fault of said attorney, And such execu-
iion with such endorsement thereon, shall have the
same force aud effect as in actions founded tort
Sec, 2, II the plaintiff praying out writ in any
action against an attorney, shall file with the au-
thorlty issuing such writ, an affidavit stating that
the defendant is the receiver of money collected
by him, for the plaintiff, in the capacity of an at
torney. which the defendant has neglected or re-
fused to pay over on demand, and that his said ac-
aion is instituted 10 recover the same-such writ
may issue attachment against, and be served
Mpon the body of the defendant
Approved Oct. 30, 1916.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

The losses by the great fire of the 18th Of July at New
York, amount to over sarsn millions IF dollars
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27

IowNsHEND AcADEMY-Through the polite
ness OF The Principal, we'haye been favored with
the annual Catalogue Of this flourishing Institution
Tor ls44-5. We arc grati6ed to learn that the
Academy is in so prosperous condition The num-
Der of students for the past year is as follows;
Males, II2
Females, 06
Total 20S
There are SO students in the classical depart
ment, and Is in the Modern Languages.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27
Approved Nov. 5, 1916.

No 15.-An Act to repeal the laws giving a
bounty on the destruction of bears, wolves, and
panhers. II is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. |. So much of the Revised Statutes, Sec
ton 2 of Chapter 80, as relates TO paying bounty
for the killing of bears, wolves and panthers, is
hereby repealed.
Sec. q This act shall take effect from its pass
age.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
Court Of Sessions
Before the Recorder. and Aldermen MILLER and DEvoE
NJ. Q. PArERsnN. EsN District Alomey

Before the Recorder. and Aldermen MILLER and DEvoE.
NJ c. PATERSON. ESQ., District Attorney.
Case OF Joseph Emeric.-ln the case of this indi.
udua indicted for aautnnd battery Mr.. T. Grouet,
with intent 10 kill, by wourdng HIM with pistol on motion
PostpoaemeNt.-Un nsotios of Mr.. Warner, coHn-
A for L. B. Coe and Cutler 0dlcted for logey. then trial
was postponed 20 the next term ci the Court.
Sentence SuSpeRded The Court pended ZEN
'ence Charles keanan, convicted OF selling IL
Guor without license.
Assault and Bduery.-Ninion Levy was tried for
asaa and battery Joseph Burowson. of The corner OF Sh
avenue and l5th>ueet, the lh December last The lny
found the accused !B oil assault only and lie Court ied
him cents
Another assault and Battery,-Georse Farley
trie for assault aud battery John Mullen, Hamilton
tee,, the night OF the "a November last. Immediately ae'
the Loco Foco proceon when Farley returned the hOe he
mad hired OF Nh shannon The Jury unable To upon
verdict. aud were discharged
Forfeited RecogIi=anceS. S.--Andrew Miller, Ter
Mcclure and Walter Lamb. indicted Tor assault md bat
ey failing appear und their recognizences were
forfeited.
Senteace,-James Hushes, convicted some time
Nnce very aggravated assault and battery with ohers on
ST. j. Bishop the ngh OF the election, the l6twuiG-
was sentenced 10 the Pentcntlury for ) moutds.
dnotaer assault and Bnttery.-hiatthew EcAr
tired for tu and battery Asa Whiting city watch
man. striking hun with club lihstTeet The early part
OF December last The found hun guilty, aud he
de 10 fine OF gu, and IN ieiau, OF payment CON-
nittsd 10 prhon.
he Court adj lurned to ii o'clock Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
Police Office,

Arrest ior TRefk-Last night Thomas Patien
Samuel Walter. David M Jones and aria Cullen arrest
ca oy the WATCH al 36 Water duarrenS about gold
Whch one oi them confessed they had Stoen and all
the watch.
Receirtag Stoien Goods-A man named Peter
oantz. arroed by officer John Lowe. charged with bav
ns received some $50 worth Clothes .oid to b. stolen
he.eported TO have purchased for $40 He committed
BnfgtdrieS.--I Ds house OF MIR. Aspln~nu, NO
I'll Nlnsiree;, bUrsoreuay entered last night and rob
bed nf coats, &c.
The stole at the cornsr OF Liberty.street and
Broadway burgaosy entered last NIGHT and robbed Of
boots and shoes.
R,quistt,oa Receiped.-A requisiiion receiv
ed from tie Governor of NewJeHey tho Covc;not OF this
State for the delivery James Welsh. oil the bodies oil
sans Henneun and James Harmon, charged with forgery
% be taken 10 New Jersey trial. received this Day ana
e prisoners will be removed accordingly. as sool rs 'e WAY
rant oi Gov. Wright IS received. 80.
SteGttHg Surer ware ec-A man named WI
an SGfgan arrested by Upper Police Ocofs Lambert
Dnbie. Tor having the ith broken into house SO
sNe spoOu UikS gold watch. &c woftn SID iioui
sue-t - ana 9ti avenue The property. except the watch
was ound buried Brookyn Heights and restored md Tie
ue pper Police
Burstary "A man named alanahsn. was com
10Y breaking the store OF James 4. Clark, Hudson
S. and ,eaing clothes the NulGe of $50 ASA the store
Ua W baftey Liberty and eaag cloths OF The val
Si-', parts oil which were .ce0TeIed. -
drTestt0r False PnaakHces.--rhis afternoon oiii-
st hslyea arrived from Tes, having custody
n sugsius Taylor, o' that city charged wh attaining
ose sIu0 worth OF goods from the firm o. Bowen ncNn
oY false pseaces Taylor represented that he was per
seeuy 0Isent-upos which the property
taIeed with by b. & NJ credit D months wgs su5Se
uenty dscoyered alleged 10 have been. thai TaysT hn
zen log tone time past nsoven und that he paying oil
us eiedtsts with T. & Ms goods lie held 20 bail in the
SUN oil SSpSU TO
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
Posr OFFICE. Ngw-YoRs

lost UFFlCE, NkW-i OEh, JIM III, ISiJ'
Ds- Thc Pest F:;stcr General having approved
the recommendation for the establishment efa PERM
POST OFFICE and sanctioned, the selection made by tine
Pos, Master io its location CHATHAM SQUARE corner
East broadway haS that line removal from the
present Park office the Post Office in Nassau street, and
TO the Banch Office Chnthnm Squire, he made simultaneous
~ The offices will be ready for occupation during the
ensuing week. when the Post Office IN the Park viii
he vRcHted The Post Master congratulate he. icsw citizens
upon the completion OF arrangements well cplcned 10 pro-
mole the convenience OF MI classes OF the community:
j93 lOt JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM. Post Master.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

brought ss. The askiDr price of Prime and iles Is sls
we notice snes 100 bbis new Prime Beef firm
~ for Cy. The LOT of 30 hhds Hams sold Yesterday AZ
o, ms been reS2 nj sc inr frn Ahout 800 bblp
!" nfve have been taken par, actual and p1rt hked
latH l0 OF 100 kegs old brought 4e ked ;Are There
some demand for Butter for shpmen ard u5G 200
STATE hsve been picked up At liai5c.
, Export. from Isl to 2ist January.
Beef ,ses hbls Pork S4 bhls Lard 2 kegs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

r1E- Gambling Un:nnsked.-Mr J. II. GREEN,
the reformed gambler. will deliver Lecture Cunning. at
CLISToS HALL, on FRIDAY EVENING, Jan 9th. when he
Will expose with cards. &c. the mos, glnrng tricks OF this
geHtemnny ratenity such that even the most
incre-ulOui will! be satisfied.
The Boston Qunrtee Club will he present and sing some oil
their best
Admiltsnce = cants, 10 pay expenses.
llarture commence NJ 4 'rlnck l2} gtN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
DIED.

DIED,
p This city. the Dist Instant Myron infant son Of Myron
and CH,hnnn- Finch. aged day
On the 9l.t inst Baltimore JAMES RARROTJ Fzn
On uesdny evening, as; inst Mrs Catherine VnT WE in
the seh year of her G=c.
Her relatives aad trends are respectfully invited 10 attend
heI funeral is hur day afternoon. - clock from the
residence ~ hsr dqghef Mrs. Shnrucer, No IL King
on ills I'd inst. Mss Laura Wood -eison
,n the list inst Alr. Edward Freeman
Ga the sl,t ins:. Sir. Hm fian-y Place
On the 18th inst. Mf. John Il, Cone
On the I'd inst Nichoas Bea,cash
At Troy. the i2th inst. Iuiet A. Lemon
~ Hudson, on the 18th inst. Mr. David Mellen
atColunbus. Ohio. on the 18th INST Ben g. Leonard Esq.
Al Spring Creek, Sancamon Co. ILLINOIS, on tho aSh Dec
M joel Alsxey. sged s.: Revolutionary Patriot
AT atNewburgh, Ono. Jan. eth, Dr. Hornce FllIey
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
CITY NTELLIG ENCE
WEDNESDAY.
Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge ULsHoErFEE.

BROKEN EGGs.-Snyder 81 Alabbettv vs.. OlmsteGd
Fannrc to between $50 and &c., being for
7bb Eggs ut O cents dozen and the oats which they
packed . per bshe The sale and delivery
proved The defence that the eggs bud been sold at the
fair sound but they turned out to be spocd and
completely worthless, nSomuct iat after they bad been
ceyed defendants and the removed To about the
depth foot each bufre the smell was exceedingly o!cG
The eggs had been sent by = * Nj the plaintiffs o OTIS
Co. sell Tor them Mr.. Oinead (who unncQuained
with such hunes) being nt the store OF OTIS 4 Co re-
Quesied by The Clerk 10 purchase, and did O & Co US
agents for pnnti' refused 10 receive be eggs back and they
were finally thrown overheard, 5arfeS and all. The
ton took place July last Tie jury verdict for the
Afenin
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

SrARClI.-J. d. & W. LEE Manufacturers. Nos. 81 and
- Readc street. New Ork, have constantly hand large
o the above articles, which they viii sell nj the
n,yes market prices warranted equal, il not superior. TO
manufactured in the city delivered shipped without charge
for boxes or CartCce.
Merchants Crocers Country Dealers and Families. who
of the above articles, wi find Il TO te rnefes To
nis snl, J! D. & ". LEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
ccmmerc,n, nnG Money mat.ers.

- FL Camat~eici and Monev lNaners. see Last F1se.
WEDNESDAY. p. NJ.
The Stock Market recovered liz buoy .ncy to-day
and descriptions of Stocks improved Pennsylvania D
were somewhat better notwithstanding the strong efforts of
strong houses bear the stock The question of the
payment of the February interest y: warmly discussed bu,
in Philadelphia here and pro and
have been lately published The following the lute official
statement and appears 10 be conclusive that there will be
money enough in the Treasury for The payment; and high
authority Harrisburg that the interest will he paid
Balance in Treasury Nov 80 s653.S51 S.
Unavailable Observation-Disclosures. 6l7
Available balance s657. .73i Ss
Received in December ................. sol ,g3i 90
Tad IN do .................. l23,2l9 10
Ne, receipts in December ia % 13s IA %
Recer:ed IN January To- 18TH .ll1.63 " -
Paid do ........:.. 65.13l 20 W,l4 %
Esn u;ed receipts from Jan IL 20 Feb .l20.COO 10
Payments tV,WV W cyVVo Vv
Amoan, Treasury February. lSi5 sl35 4l3 s3
Interest p2 able under the resolution od3,jo 10
Balance nler the appropriation GS II
Outstanding appropriations NovJ, ~, s5sS, ,iUo b0
OF which There has been pad--
For December js5.iJ 10
For january bi3g W
+ from Ian i6 To Feb. 6Q. 0C1 90
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
Goroner,s Omcs.

Death from IaRa1smotioa-Th Coroner held al
Inquest at No Whitehall street the body Of Nicholas Ben
laugh native oil tbs cy, aged 3d. who had been III for
days without physician. died this ,uorniug Verdict
death from inflammation OF the bowels.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
Below.
g briys unknown. Wind NV.
Brig Dimon, Robinson, lor Charleston.

AZ TilfIs Fsi'iS lss't S'ITs-Sclln- ~ retali
at WHOLESALE prices FOR this wEEE nSLT. at M. Ort-
endstTee Broadway. Ladies, don't forget TO call aud
supply yourselves IN time. no 3nB
ic:9- Mechanics Institute Lecturcs.-Dr. No
DLES Second Lecture. Anatomy and Physiology, wi ja
delivered This Wednesday, Evening, l INST at clock.
The Lecture w he illustrated by ,eIIe o splendid diagrams
of The full 81. of the llGm1n Subject.
On IHURSDAY EVENING 23i inst nt o'coct, P,ofi
REip, willdelyer his Ninth Lecture Chemistry applied
The Nechnnic Arts and Manufactures, with numerous expe-
rimenril illustrations.
FRIDAY EVENING 2ih inst. ~ oclock NJ. T. Jos
lus Gins in Chemistry meets.
SATURDAY EVENING. 25t INST at ~ o'clock the De.
batting Class will meet io the Discussion o Literary and seen
tIfic subjects.
And the First md THIRD tuesdays Of ever month
viii be held convcr'nonn! Meetings "r the Investigation OF
Subjects CONNECTED with the Arts ana aianuiaciutes.
Tickets io the Cause oi ccur including C!usSc sc. So.
For the Course Anatomy uHd yolnsy clone, 81 md Tor
Single Lectures y cents. To memoirs OF the Institute the
Lectures are free TENS Membership. which arvl-
eges the school, Library md Reading. Room s: ulilnton
Fee. and - Annual dues. o. L.. BARRlIT, ActuGTy
1l.s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

fugnrft:m.-lir. STRONG erninutcs his Course of
Lectures THIS Evening at the Soceiy Library lie has been
unustny successful. and tie nightly crowded with
SpccHhe and iasnonabie audiences. D SHERWOOD attends
this evening and pnrc IN the operations on the different
nntienis. 4 lady Will be nlgnehed and that state VIII
hnve tooth extracted by eminent dentist. The admission
onl cers No pOstpDnemen; on account oil the weather
-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
Superior C0urt.

In Chambers. Before Judge OAKLEY.
Habeds CoTpmS.-in rile matter OF Taylor anC
weThe children of the parties again brought up unde
he writ habeas corpus and their und custody assigned
father the understanding being that the mother To have
the night OF visiting them, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
MAD REn

On the 2lst inst. BY Rev r Hutton, Peter p Voorhss
Assistant AteTman of the Ci;y Ne.York 10 Miss p!iebc
Jane, daughter Of the ath DAVID Smiley, Esq OF Pia1-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

rs- Best Swedish Lecclses 81 12l: CTS. apiece.
ist received and o7 sale Mt DEiIUC & DUPlYS success
to Place L sOulGd No PARK Row and ool Blondwqy,
New York. Also on hand, new supply of Dupuys cee-
bTa,ed flexible IVORY PATENT NURSE for infants
Nipple and Breast Shields, and Papluy Jelly for breast
sale above, Whncsnc rnh Ietn!, % 3nw3n.ls'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

Do DR.. Il. Iaimball's Mineral Teeth.-The
celebrity which these eaih have Obtained and the high vnue
upon them by those yo hive them, together win
their known intrinsic superiority the great oi lect
made in this country have induced Pr kimbal 10
such VIII hereafter eDHbe hii to sup
ply Increasing demand for them extent he has been
confirmed tins design by the uniform which has NJ
tended his practice this department OF his pro'eo ana ny
the high that have heen pussed upon these teeth Dy
many distinguished citizens who now wearing
them md several OF the eminent Physicians and Den
Of this city who have spontaneously offered the most ami
pe Testimonials heir excellence. These teeth anu VIII
be made by Dr. Ktrbni eIeis,rS for has
rrGcce they sci IN the most ciesnt manner upon heavy
gold plate and adapted IA the mouth such 10
bne the hcheS, uty with the srenet possible comfort They
warranted 10 be unsurpassed by any that ure made IN the
United STATES md guaranteed IN nil 10 iii perfectly
hc purposes that artificial es;h can be nlde
To answer Dr. kmal wishes he particularly noted that
ms mr. nscnens ure such w enable HIM to offer these
teeth made the style above mentioned at the scmc pees
that arc charged the most kinds Specimens may
be house, No. 81 Broadway, near SpfDsstiee
40 lnsNs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETiNGS.
REIiREN SMITH L. 25l BROADWAY

tppp0Nts 70 INC tNY Hail.
6tALLS THE ATTENTION OF those wishing IN furnish
Sw,ih the latest and bet styles 0t Goods, h large and
well selected Stock cf CapeuDg Floor Oh Cloths ruxge
which conpo,sd Gt the most elegant of Royn
Velvet Wilton Ganeva Vevcts, Tapestry and Bnse Cufpet
ngs Of the latest ,ty @ aud richest COLOR Just received
the beat European Manufactures A.o large assortment
OF Threepy, Bgn and Venetnn Chrpetngs. together with
DugGe, Rugs Table and PGao Cover. and every article
connected With the trnde
Floor D Cloths of the newest patterns. und well seasoned
Of every dsscF'p' rnd Jtt
Persons fnnina private residences steamboats, md hotels
nre particularly invited to call md aSlinna 0t Themselves
before max then purchases only such Good, sold
md ut sc prce val entire satisfaction the pu
chaser. ll3 2Wiys
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
CARPETINGS, FLOOR Oi-CLOrHS, sc.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

4Is Observation-Disclosures WIITIam.
rJ'E subscribers respectfully invite tho of their
friends aud tc public ihc,t large nnd splendid nssoft
ent Of EGgh, Brussels, 3Py lnpefn, sup-ine and Fine
Ingram Enpeng-A nercHn and .ngsh Ol-1'lSths from
~ feet wide Rugs. Druggets. Table an! Piano Covers
with cvey ether article with the BuSnessl Of
which tHey offering extraordinary low prices
Dealer. and refsoI. about furnishing particularly nyitet
10 Gull rad eXnns themselves before purchasing
JIG 2wn. Opposltn W,ilnn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23

~ EW CARPET AND OIL CLOTH srORE-No, 81
East BoadwHv ugd u UiSyisnn.si.-W. n. GUItjN,
Cot the late hm vi x h. purdy Go) s0u respectfully In.
yIte the attention OF his itsns and these nmie that have
favored h!n with Their patronage while Psurlssct. and
the public generally. Ia his extensive Saa Rooms .pa
store fronting No "a East Broadway HBd II Diy.on
where be iosG 'e
all the various styles %. Cnrpetpg o Cloths, huss Table
md Piano Covcs. Window Shades, Star Rods 8c. Far,
Ire, In want Of any article in the w. may I've as
sure of beGS enabled tn make sai nco'y selection, and
prices lower than nt any other store n the city
n. B.in experienced uph0strret viii attend To the max
Ing ~ Carpets and iOyEg Oh Cloth ut the shortest
,al7