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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27


An Amendment OF chrpet l07 Of the Re
visod Statutes, entitled of salaries, and
fees.
It's hereby enacted ty the General As
pmbly oflhe State Of Vermont, as follows /:
Sec l. The Sheriff Of each County in
this State shall be allowed the following
fees
Fifty cents for summoning zach grand
and poit juror, for his respective county
which tum sha include all fees for both
travel and service.
One dollar and fifty cents day Tor al
tendance, and, and one dollar day, each
for The necessary attendance Of his deputies
on the county couIt Of his respective eoun
~.
Every sheriff and other officer shall b
allowed q reasonable sum as fees, for secu
ring property attached on mense process =
subject 10 the revision and aud allowance o
the court, 10 which such process IS re'urna
bic.
Sec. Q. SO much Of section 6, OF chup,c
10Y, Of the Revised Statutes, as is inconsls
tent with the provisions Of this act, is here
By repealed
Sec, B. This &c, shall take effect from
its passage
Approved, Nov 4, lsi5
WILLIAM SLADE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27

nnY ces thing FOR which he parieulatl, eS-
c'lHd, II us, hs proves ns wolf hunter
fbn W., touching our friend on the rirht
SPOT The bargain wss closed and he only
waited FOR M opportunity 10 tr,t hi. mcrns
A. lcueih ihcre came high, snow-- Iua
the kind Of snow for wolf hunting and ne
took has dog and pun and allied out ne
soon crossed the track Of varmin-,hs
dog took the SCENT and bounded OF in pur.
SUIT On followed our friend. up b,ll and
down dale, through brush and through
bt,cr for two mortal hours when he came
scrona Ysnteo ofthc livr specie. chop.
ping wood and the following satisfactory
dialogue took place
Did you sec vol and dog pass heref
We'll. meow, | reckon did
How long agoi'
Wei, guess, nbcou, haalf an hour
How was 1t with en- =
Wei just about nip and luek--bu, the
dog had lltle Tho advantage, fof be wa,
ietHe ahead L Nashua Tel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27

A Cheap B,,difd,t A son OF Erin al
Schenectady, n. Y, heard the breaklaa bell
ring on board Of a canal boat lust starring
for Buffalo The fragrance flhe viands in
duoed him 10 90 On board "Sure. captain
dear said he, ian what'll ,e AK poor man
foi travelling on yer Elegant swan Of a
boatf' only cent and-a-haf a mile and
found" replied the captain AN is i, Wit
Ties you mean TO find, sure 7" yes And
Il you're going along, 50 down 10 breakfast"
Pat didn't wait to be told the second lime.
bnt having descended into tie cabin and
made hearty meal, he came again on deck
ard requested that the Loaf nigh, be stop
ped. "Wha, do you want TO stop for I" in
quired the captain. Glow far have VIC come,
just ~ asked Pat. "Onls little over a
mile" Pat thcreupoa handed the captain
two cents, and coolly told him tina, he he
lcved he would not go any farther with him
as'Judy would wait her h'sakfas, not ku"~
ing that he had bteakfas,ed out, The Joke
~ 30 good tina, the cartsin took the cents
ordered the boat To be stopped, ped Pa
ashore, and told hun that should he eve
have occasion to travel that way again Ia
should be most happy 10 carry him.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27
BY GEO. II. BEAMAN


claim, and demand, during the rtcecd,ns
year, and of their ptescfi 'iInallo0.
See IL An ast relating to the accounts
Of county clerks, rpd IN sdJnlun TO cha p,et
che bundled and five 81 II Revised Sat.
ulcs. approved Ort 30, is44 scl,on three
Of an oct relating 10 public accounts, sp
proved Nov IL, lsi2 the fhh, sixth and
seventh division. Of section siuy three Of
chapter eleven Of the Re,,~d S'su,es and
oil such provisions Of iormer acts, Ne are
ineonsis'cu, wilh this act, are hereby re.
pculcd
Sec IS. Thi. ae, shall take Eff Ct from
It's passage, aud the Secretary Of State shsH
Immediately furnish the Treasurer ,sudsaor OF
accounts, ano each state attorney and eoun
iy clerk wnh n copy.
Approved Nov S is45
WILLIAM SIADE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27
Mr. Webster in faueuil Hall, on
The Slh instant.

Aher Mt. Wsrsror had cone'sdej, MI
WrssTIs came forward, with long continued
cheers hher speaking Of the crisis, which
comes every yesf, and of the candidates pre-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

il is intended 10 adorn Thus it is seen tha. the
work is not brought forward according to the tase
o. tae encraye.. but what character soeyer II re,
ceiyes from the artist it is ultimately distinguished
hv the same on the paper We may hope that lhe
finest Iipe.engraYings may also be reproduced al
tritling expense.
Is Whattreasures, therefore, OF fine arr may COM
mon enterprise call toriho the parhcaiion o. pup
the system from actual inspection, having seen, IN
Ave minutes, Ietterpress aud drawings transferred
TO the zinc and forthwith printed oil.
This lookslike complete revolution in the trade,
we are not sure even that our branch, Newspaper
making, may not also come within It's range, and
instead of wearing out types we shall print from
Anastatic plates!
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
THE TRIBUNE.
:, .1ry,arlTae Tribune.

For Ine ifipune.
70 LOUISE.
How beautiful ART thou, dear Louise!
Ne,er was a fairer Hebe born;
,rhy soff fair cheek 10Th wear, Louise,
The ruby tinge Of breaking MON.
-rho.e coral lips Of thine, Louise,
T,ao, s;lept, yet they seem to speak,
The pearls that meath them SHINE, Loa'se'
A hopeless lovers heart would break.
Thy fairy hand was made to kiss,
And Knights Of old would by It swear;
And round ,hy brow, more fair than this,
Cluster thy curls Of raven hsls.
Thine eyes so dark, and soft, and bnsht'
Beneath their silken curtains he,
And well their brilliant lustre might
With those Of Judah's daughters We. NC
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
lMPURrAN1 DtcCUb Ettl.
81 cos Gel E B L a E D
AMERICAN PANACEA.

ysIurs ,elcise coaponded solely from vegetable mat
ter aulteration, and warranted tree from any
ingredients detrimental to health, was discovered apot one
wear since BY an individual sorey afflicted with uLCEEA
TED SCROFULA, and who has been under the feafaeft
of the most eminent physicians in the United states ior
eight years. without the least apparent nope OF rcstoiaoii
IN health and was by hcm pronounced ncurabie, hut WHO
after taking tire above named medicine for tive weeks was
restored 70 perfect health TAat medicine mas been son
with uprecederted success and has never failed IN any
Instance (when taken III accordance with direcons 10 e
fec, perfect Oft the following diseases, 10 wit SAIL
RHEUM, SCR0FUI.A, ULCERATED SCkot tULA, r.
YER SORES. BRONCHITIS. KINGS EVIL, THiSTELO
ISFLAMMAToEY AND CHRONIC RHEUMATlSM,
PILES ERYSIPEI.AS, BILES, SCURNf, CHROME
SoRE EYES, BLoTCITES, PIMPLES On The FACE,
SCAlD HEAD AND ALL CUTANEoUS DISEASES
OR PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM AN lNJu-
DICIOUS USE OF MERCURY OR AN INF
STATE OF THE BLOOD The efficacy Of this medicine
has bee: tested all the diseases above enumerated ana
i,s efac.s are truly astonishing Only table spoonful
10 be taken (by adut) each morning before eatls,
which usually produces tonic effect while n most c;es
1t also gentle catiartc, increasing me appeule
and general health OF the patient, causing al ueeineu
sores 10 discharge pro!scly, and producing an eec
tua Alternative OF the whole system. purifying and prod
cling perfect action OF the blood ,
Persons while taking it, should refrain from theuse Of ell
stimulating drinks highly seasoned food. For sac by
0htajned nj wholesale OF THOS. G.. TALMAGE,
General Agent, 20 Pnesrreet, opposite the Custom House.
Sew-York; 10 AStor Hense iU oi5 anu ~ l'ioau-
way: corner Broadway and CambersSt No ~ tront-st
No l4i West-st; Ncs. % and 800 Bowe No. 81 ulton-
No 22T and 246 HUDSON and 96 Hammond. street,
Hudson; No 5O6 Grand streets No l5I and us Greenwich
street No. IL and 60 Chcrry-strcet; No l36 Walker-st
No 35 NOS. S5l and al Peastreet; No.
BROOKLYN. J. W. Smith, corner of Fulton and Cranberry
streets; aud wm Blagroye Sures Buildings corner VII
low and Aantc-sreets, by MI the principal druggists
in the United States.
Dr. v g. Lockrow. No. 81 Beaver-st. Clinton Buildings
General Wholesale and Retail Agent for Albany.
T. w. Dyott & Son, No. li3 North Second-st General
Wholesale Agent for Philadelphia; Bush * Hillyer.
G. COLBY, No. IS! Peari-st n. Y.
article and great number of
certificates and testimonials may be seen and obtained at
anv Of the above places. MA ec'i my
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
"a NDsWlLE:.A = :, Z !, Z.

f-rA No IILE---A Dti.NJl ~
t@.p3 a COUNTRY SEAT AND F,AN5f : OR SALE,
aAEI the Vilis5e OF SoIreryc. somefAet County
Ne,y-JeExeysd farm cosszts Of l25 Of Laad 2, Of
which IS Wood. The buildings sii new, and Quilt
within Eeasouse aod Bafi both built by days work
and of tf best Tns;rai The Eouse built the cotfsse
sty By sc feet front, hall Though the paozs
aisd with marble n1sstls 81 feet sront sGd IL feet
sid Hoase twpsory Eitchen The re1 ard Cellar
TIE whole Of ihs Nam Rnildlg with anrss, end I'll tagged
irnus IN te best manner Ne Iarn Is IS feet long and
Printed wbiie-CerrIasr-Hou fee-raRse. &c. Aiso
rsriety Of Fruit of all MISUNDERSTANDING with
quantity OF ShrubbeTy.
The Purs liz within four hundred yards Of the Comfy
.i AID about quarter Of mile of The Railrcal b.
place is elou, two hons1 ard half sor bs i,y Fur fsr
her teuls n7aiE. Of The subscrbr ssd Of the
NGTToSNL HerELy No. Ccnrtian,i-str Ssyy.ypfk
aefm -gRt8 WYEEOFT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
PoR fHR EAST.
8 wIyTrR AaRANGEafENT.

: s~x,s - WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NEw-YoRK AND BOSTON RAIL-
sszt4-za<esss- ROAD LINE via NORWICH AND.
woRcEsJER-Corapesed Of The following superior sses-
ers running In connection with the Soswiea and Bostoe
ard Worcester Railroads:
WORCESTER, Capt. Vanderbilt.
CLEOPATRA, Capt. DustaD.
NEw-HAYES, Capt. Van Peit
y,n of which will leave Pier No North Kivsr tfHeesly.
The Haven, Capt. Van Peit, on Tuesdays Ths9s-
asys. and Saturdays, AT O'Clock, 2. NJ 81
passe,yers on tie arrival of tie steamers At ALLENS
POINT will be Immediately forwarded in the splendid and
couanodious Cars OF the Railroad 70 BOSTON, without
CHANGE Of cars For passage or freses apply on Board
to r25 N D. 8. ALLEN. 81 Iss Hroadvay, upstairs.
r-|z.ss :, iNDEPENDENT LINE EoR NV.
4 Y6!Sk, SE.S SE3SpoKIr,s; I,s,Is rhgsipENCE ,;,,.i
- each way.--The favo.,e stsaner NEP.
TUNE, commanded By Cart Wn nosiins n<stSng con-
peSed Ler improvements will resume her iIPs cn caday
ine iith Aanl. as follows: y. :.
Lave Newly fiom pier No NoYth hiysr. 9f Ser.
por, Providence sud Boston On 9aa>s' NeSaoAys All
EJiisyS at 5 . 'cieck. L. VI. NV
Rerurnog lsaye Providence fot Newport 1rd New-s ok
T,,sdays Thursdays and S'turdsys al aaiiSs3 r d.
n, ne srfiyal OF the Mail Train Of Cars from Boston
Fare Providence, So 20 BSstcn. - d. All Rnfi ef
frv n, taken oa the most rsas onabie terms.
For further paEicrisrs, lnaaiIe si ,o,,v
orof join II Il RiG GHMoND, Providence,
and n the ctfce on the steamboat landing.
This in 81, most complete orher nsvirS been
,ry.fnsps added 20 her and machinery ey Which tie
speed OF the much improved Several new state rcta
have been aided and her accommodations olers- esgi
and improved The rayelieg public Nfo Consult sary cos
as she is believed be The best and fastest sea boat a
cnnnt-v sB
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
YALIAbLt. PAOfERI} FOk SALE
81 IN NEWARK, ". j.
A The suh.crhers for sale the following describe

Il 4 n, ". j..
-44s...ssl property accommodating terms. v'z:
4 three story Brick House New street. within fye
minutes walk Of th- Rzo8d Bridge. The House % f. front
and "a feet Deep with ssix FEET vel Of
approved modern style. Lot % feet by ne contain
ing gIeat yariety OF fruit oths choicest kinds
large and well bulk Brick House Rieh street.
beautifully located Commanding OF The whole city ard
large Of the sIrfouaang country The House 81 Il
front aod rear by 10 feet deep containing large number Of
well arranged roog and observatory tbs The ot
2 front by s9 feet deep with carriage house in the
ra 81 feet by % feet brick wood bcuse sc, The house
tains every convenience for large ard gente family
Brick Hsuse and Lot ii Clinton The Hsuse
stores with a attic Is feet by feet Deep with
story dining ard kitchen in the good well
Of yater ant csern with pumps the kitchen Lot 30 feet
front BY t2 e=r deep with ai.eg in the running &;
Mulberry
The above property will b. sold lo and possession giyeo
dcxrsd the Hay. All OF them well lScaiei u
the OF those DOING business Nef orb aud DE-
sire conntry residence. Apply 10 KING BOND
a2l I've li.fsral tgerfs. 2o9 3roa6 81 Newark N. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
BOOTS AND SHOES.
rIIE El,a,r- Nm SAnE. NEARING

aTo THE BoeT AND SHOE WE-AhlNGt-->>
Is PUBLE-CALL AND SEE--tfne eAty -, =. ~
e made, calf sawed Boots, with far stitca' ior 30 o,
made In the latest and most approved styis Sne wI-
ran.d TO give satisfaction AZ LUTHt.k v. AOtLI IONs
fashionable Boot and Shoe Store, s3 broaIway e.
description Of Boots and Shoes made TO erpsr ia
OF ladies and misses ssItss aii sassLs
rsrnrs &c together with -vPry 5Scrpriou OF
chtrens boots and shoes and CATERS tai esile.s
And cmplefe and dress 10! inS oo
sexes and OF all ages there kert constantly on anc 1o3o
Te patent el.sfe orershces which warranted not &c be-
come hard Icose elasticity in the nof
soitsn n any degree OF hat For saie shossais @ IL
All kinds repairing Gone the most
and n short notice LUTHEnt W ~ w.
" B-A plenty of business and small prohts L.. '. sl-
nh7y ----------
INAsHIoNAILE BOOT AND SHOE SToRk(-Sisoss
BETS, l56 Fa,ton street, one door cas-. oi broae
way, keep hand large assortment oil boots au soe'
made In the most fashionable style and OF me oesi s
teriais
NB-Made TO order IL descriptions Of Boots anc Snoes-
Fits warranted and prices low 70 suit the times s. y
WILLIAM sTEELE's
FEATHER BR = ES,
MANUFACTURED 81
STEELE & Cos
365 Pearlstreet, Ne,o- York.
n B-psscso Feather Fly Brushes made 70 oTseE. olsy
niXON & SONS and American Britanna Iez A5d Col,
~ fee Pots single knyes saa rorts rlai sn
Round Stan Rods Liued spa trselied Sauce rans fos
Ke,ss Spiders, Bake PaRs. Tsa TrsJ, TsRRF seis
ay2l 5ET- 27g SpfinsEtrect rssr 0resnTieh-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK. APRIL

L ASA-@
CLEARED.
Steamer Great Western, Matthews, Liverpool Irwin.
Ship Sivie de Grasse, Thompson, Havre, Fox q Liy-
ingston.
BARK Loretto Fish. Buckman, Norleans, Elwell g. Co.
Briggs Henry Newell, Drimmond. Trieste. Dutlh Con-
snery; Emily Robinson, Clark Durham & Dimon; Poca-
hontas Wade, st Thomas, &c Aymar d. Co; Dladem, Ca
hill Windsor Ms Thos winniett; Gersham Homes do. do.
schrs Courier, Couch. Richmond, Allen & Paxson swa-
low, Robinson. Swansboro, NC, eager Mailer; Eunlce
Rose Gaines, Phad, VIM Mckee g. Co; Harriet, Pres
berg Taunton; Increase Erickson, Phad Mccready
IL Co; Ann. Hopkins Petersburg Va James Samuel,
somers, Richmond, N McCready & Co; Excel Lowell,
Boston, Foster Nickerson; Marietta, Berry, Boston.
Soops Helen. Perry. Now Bedford; Ampbiolis, Smith
Philadelphia, Mccready q Co; Radiant, Hawkins
Providence.
ARRIVED.
Ship Megurtcook. Mayo, 25 ds I'm New Orleans domcs-
tic produce to master.
Ship sutans Dennis, I'm New Orleans, cotton, to VIM.
Nelson.
SAILED,
Packet ship Liverpool, for Liverpool
Bark Mallory. New Orleans.
Briggs VIM Nelson. Port au Prince Sea- Bird, cadiz
Nortc Ameri, Philad.
Schr Eleanor & Ann, Baracoa. and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

THE NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
situated New gsion Staten sa Island %es [o
nicaton by STEAMBOATS,. The building occupied IS The spa.
an snUas expense sss The School
other the IS @ sd
corps employed for the various departments and
thorough impaired IN atesaaci aud general
Extras Music and Dancing, Fencing and Drawing Ger
and Italian and furnished only when ordered BY
and thai language viii be spoken
sructon will bsmpared the Natural Sciences yiamiar
lectures nsIatsd bya complete philosophical apparatus
Circulars and fall information may be obtained IN son or
Fulton strest entrance 56 Fulton St parcels lef,
at The Doctors Office will be forwarded daily the School
ss ETS ts SEQ In row q f
poARDING scHooI-RvING1 1NsTlrUTE, TAkEI
- TOWN, n. Y.-WILLIAM p. LYON, A. M Prnci-
pa-Summer Session viii open on the list OF May
To those who desire 10 place at Boarding School,
the advantages offered this Institution are believed TO be
equal If not superior, TO any. II has been ID success
ui operation years The location delightful ard sa
ubrous, Is convenient of access from the City The ed
fee Is commodous and coHforabe-the play GROUNDS '-
pie and disconnected from the village. The government
efficient bat mild, resembling that Of well regulated
Christian my-and day scholars are received TO cou
teract the salutary influence Of family training
The system OF instruction is designed not merely 70 ad
and perfect the pupil in the branches studeu e 10
deveope and instruct the Judgment, TO enshten the uh
derstandng 10 form the habits and 70 give Eor ana
useful direction 10 the incllrations
Further particulars, including Catalogue OF students
lar Of the Institute be had application at the Boos
Stores Bartlett Weerd, As:or House, and Raynors
rs Bowery.
Reference by permission to the following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving. Esq.
Hon. Daniel Webster, Z. s. Senate.
Hon. Gulian c. Verplenck.
Capt. Alex Slden Mackenzie, q. S. "
Nathaniel B. Holmes, Esq. Tarrytown
Francis Hall, Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs, DID, VIM. c.
Bryant, Esq George T. Trimbe j. R an hehsseiaer u.
D. Harper s Brothers, New-York City.
Also the following who or have been PATRONS
Rev Il W Hunt, Zebebee Cook, Jr Benz L'-er,
Rev l. NJ vincent. NJ van Beurcn, Oscar living,
Rev Thos Burch, Jas VI Heyt, Theo heese,
Eev Dewing, j L Mott, VI hneSe-s,
Rev Sewell DusenbeTry, Denison,
Rev A Sellecs, r Ill Kip, Geo Cllncn'
Rev Dr. West, Parmony, W Siapp,
DR. Jos Scribner, VIM BegSs, Beii bFusa,
Rev D Babcock, EW Van Voornis, Sanpoea,
A RL;vtngston, Leonard Kirby, ptnlnaIh,
Elisha MorTen, Jacob Leroy, howe,
Peter Pinckney, Gen Il Striker, II Raynor,
Chas Storm, Harvey Weed, Isaac <adriaHee'
Chesermsa, BIZ Wheelvrisht, Taos Pattisos,
Morris Robinson " van Antwerp, u Gels. 800 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

CHEAP OH. SToRE--The subscriber respectfully in
Oforms the puhc that he continues the wholesale and
retail Lamp OH AMI Spitit Cas- his old stand, OF very
superior quality ten per cheaper than can be pur-
chased 4; any other store this city, viz:
Good Lamp OIL, per gal-.------------3O 30
Superior quail Lard do------ %
RcfGed OIL, lst tqaiy.----.---.- 40
Do do ID do o2t
White Sperm Go------.-.-.--------
Do do Cd do O0
Do do Sd do s7s
OIL Cans all SIZES Lamp Glasses OF al patterns and
descriptions and ful assortment OF lamp wicks con-
stantly on hand.
Lamps clcaned and repaired. OIL and canphenc sent 70
-.' MERRITT SMITH,
81 Yc l99 Greenwich. corner Vesey-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
DISASTERS

DISASTERS.
The brig Rebecca Fisher, from Porto Rca, ashore on
Long Island was got of on Thursday last but from part
ing cables or some other accident, again at high
water about mile from the spotwhere she first ashore
Nearly the cargo had been taken out considerable
part OF II has arrived here.
The Br war steamer Growler, ar at Gambia 10th ut
from lewsrd, and reported The loss of American schr
supposed the Manchester BOSTON, reef of Cabnda
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

1sHff{tEF SiLk-Iy yrtne Of Fen iaeias %
> directed an isered VIII ezpose 10 sale On hsI?-
ay 2z day Of May nezt. Y o'clock " ar the esii-
bule Of the CRY Han of the City Of New .orku the
right te and interest OF helas d. Bieki9Fd vfieh hs
ha on the treatygth dsy OF Jauuzr thousand eish,
hundred and forrive any afterwards III whose
sds seever s zar,e be- and 10 all ;st certain lot
Cit OF NeM-Yoik and known number sor.y-torr, Or
cE.fdxsree containing Ereadth front and rear each
r,rn,-rr scf and IN length on each side eighty
feet ss r- same was eoeyeysd Chairman SfDrons BY
I.t-S r,,y, by ideufa1e dated the OF sy
he res- Of our I'D ere Thousand eight hundred and FIVE
sre recorded in Libsr No ~ e 3Si 10 The lar utace Of The
iisrk f he CITY and County OF NepKcrktogetheT with
iii sd sipgrrY tie 5parteranees and hrrez
u5.nfs ,hsrsruro belonging any wise aiTeraioins
1-'@- WILLIAM JONES Sne-if.
JosEPs BBsp. Defuty Sheriff. spi9 iants
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

SASH AND SHOW CASES.
RHhRpY 70 Essbehssst eliza 1 YG1.1eiaie s.
alhe shortest pes.6ie he lowest
ID EMoVAI.-PHELPS, DODGE & CO., hive removed
II % !he Store 10 and cf street, beiwesn John
and Fulton street. ~ 4wt
Marble Top and PEDESTAL and other fixtures Porter
House. AIo sashss sash DOORS counters dpswxsr glass
tsMi .is'', Carpenter and Bnilder ii Apn.st
FNGLiSh t1QOfS-5 ton, besi Elyllsh Hoop Iron ix22
AS saERMA& NT@ATEs Co. % Broad
= sale by Iaasi siE iEIMAN. aTWATER 8 co.s0 Broad,
CHEET IRoN-iO00 bundles American Shee, lron ass
ags 'n' NO sHERMaS sSS sis ATWSATER Co 20
RLACk LEAD PoTs-5o casks FhIsdcrhia Black Lead
asKaas ff sfsSa 4f%SrER q s & * 80 Broad St
~ s. ~ sss.e ssss
sP9Ps +,
- IL BSsSP sss 81 i.'5 * Jos
GALTANiZE IKoN-W1rraaisa NOT g :; AssOrt-
" ed Nos for sale by CAsS &WAJRD,
CuLOkED ooltN rIAfEis-i0OO reams isx2a zux2, and
n a,i IS'1s '0' 'As CYRUS w. FIELD. sBurlinr..lip
> fSs sale. bs Imsi cass s w ARD. u BTaad .t
10 DAILRoAD CoNiPASSEs with TELESCOPES to reverse
ISoa the axis. of superior quality
Leyeling trS.rumsuts,
ais W. E & G. w. Blunt. ra watsr.siree,
C0aMIssIoN. .PAFER W!ARkEiou uSE--CYRUs W.
@S sy M I hss @ sa i've
aud Middle Sttes that he Will be u the receipt
every branch of the trade; all of which
h sell Rss @ sssshns
inE Wre Cloth. Alum Oil of Vitrio. &c on liberal terms
NEWS PRINTING; PAPEIt-4Ouo Teams. various sizes
Al, ,e''',>-' - - {. w. FIELD . Barlipe.slip
y .ss & WI f M sH;ss a.a SIM s
%. H. e, " fEb sas sss .S Ssass a
Ink fatnl- Sv Ss g ", FIELD ssriiaS,sIiS U'A
DisrOLS-ocU pair brass Barre lis,ols: 3Oo Yai- Iroa
ais s'' ''el' "a 's w. ssssR Co aaps.-..r..
ID Others. For s,ls by c W. FIELD aurliOs sin s2i
HVBBAkDs GLAZED PAsE9sIa a 2! s; lq1 assortment
i JONES 'Hs Sssss fI,ss
Maehinery. &c. drawn aud lNhoe1aphed a2l 81.
lard BLAGK-lor IorrERrlare PRlNrkRs-a mos,
=. .rsf0t w a1se i0' safe at Siss'i GEo BALDWIN
JArr-Is LAaP SfiAUIe--lep dozen treaeh and Amen.
IS
TIPHOLSTERERS ard o,hsrs quest Of ow-pneed Gotten
u Batting, obtain fair nrtcs as4 cents pound,
VI a ma u as95 ~ Sss and q 6 eSe
low priced ynrdwide hec,pgs. handsome arucc
Al 81 yard. together with great variety of qualities
worth6 70 per yard. For sale at y CeaI up ssnir
AZ 7. N. UNDERITLl.
pATTEKN RAWERS NAV be supplied with DEsiay
sxs ssI. axs sxi< lexlo ska 9xi6 Sxie
s,eel plates. stout hnen
S sno seoai 70 snS yss made lois purchasers,
az iw sst.o' y bAfRmi AZ sr.n.s.., IN:
COLOGNE WATER-ofs a supc,ss- =. .,;;,. IL y. ,,;-,
laaart Gallon: also @ Fries ra,aen ~ drc,
from Germany. For sale BY DAVID sSNDS MI, 1Ss fS
- y $500
Cnu.Drl FAMILY MEDICINES. pKuGs- 7caFNI--
Gals. sc. 7-'--' -
FoR SALE By
DAVID SANDS & CO.. isss
CHEMISTS AND PHARafACECTISTS, q
Il Etst Broadway. corner of Nsrketst. se,
Physic{asss, Prescriptions ql.sl
and Family Recipes carefully sad scientifically prepared By
competent person, ali hohrs ef The day and night.
fox sals ol applied ecupetsnf person al heun. s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

ID 7 ORDER ofthe Hon. CHARLES D. ALY, associate
County Of NewYoy Notice hereby pursuant to the
visions Of the statute aghozlDs attachments against
residsn debtors that an attachment has issued against the
tale OF JAMES " HOLMES nos-rstent OF the State OF
Ne-York and that the VIII be sold ltr ine payment o
cording to law whin Mae cElhs from the iifst pnbca.ca
OF ibis notice. and that the payment et my dehts due 70 HIM
use OF any property w,hin hs STATE belonging 10 him and
biddea b. law ard are vodDa,ed tie 5h day Of Mach
1876 g. WILLIAMS Attorney for Attaching Creditors
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