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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
THE HERALD
MORNING, JUNE ls.
VERMONT WING
C-ArI CONVENTION

The Wings Of Vermont are rcques
ted TO assemble in their respective
towns, and choose three or more dele
yates to attend the State Convention
TO be held at Woodstock, on the 2btt
Of June, TO nominated Ticket forStatt
Officers. Prompt and efficient actor
is requested asquesiions ofimportanc'
will be before the Convention.
HAIRY BRADLEY,
ANDREW TRACY,
GEO. II. HoDoEs,
PoRrus BAXTER, State Con.
F. p. WALTON, Jr,
SAML. ADAMS,
A. l.. MINER,
May, 25th, 1916.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
WIG COUNTY CONVENTION

The wings OF Rutland County ara in
vned to meet in convention n, Castlcpn on
Thursday the 9th day of JnIy ncMa, 10
o'clock, IN for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for State Sena,ors-nnd br the
transaction of other business preparatory TO
the approaching slate election
BY order Of the Co Committee.
Rutland, June Is. 1886
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Wings Of the First Congrcssioln
District Of Vermont are requested n ne'
in Convention at Manchester on the ID DAY
Of July next Mt II o'clock A NJ, brihe
purpose Of nominating candidate 10 Yep
resent said District in the Congress Of the
Uuied States, and TO transact such Other
business as may be deemed important when
met.
BY order Of District Commute.
Rutland, 10Th June, 1876.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18

uJPresident Polk, il would seem, is not
satisfied with waging war with Mexico a.
lonc-bu, is doing his bes, to bring one abou,
in which the administration, and the officers
Of our army are to be the parties In no one
thing has the li,lleness-we can use NJ
larger word--of Jas X Polk showed itself
so plainly as in the lreatmen, the army have
received at his hands since the splendid a.
chevements OF the galan, Taylor and his
troops on the Rio Grande.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
THE CONVENTIONS

II will be seen by the notices above, that
our State, District and County Conventions
are all called by the proper committees -
and /, is to be hoped that these calls will be
Needed and be heartily responded 10 by
the froemen Of this county The first, in
point of time -nnd we may say Of impor.
tance-is the Convention for the nomina.
ton OF State officers and we hope TO see,
OF the day specified for this Convention the
peopie Of Rutland County fairly represent.
ed. This convention will open the cam.
paign Of 1886. The Third Party men
are already in the field the Locos are a
ready manlfesling an unusua! degree OF nc
uviiy-ond ii is plainly to be seen that the
coming contest will be fought with more
determination on their part than has ever
before been exhibited by them in Vernon,
In this view OF the case, then, we hope tha,
wise councils will prevail in this Conven.
ton; and lhu, the delegates in attendance
will leave behind them all local, selfish and
personal feelings and interests, and act sole.
~ with view TO the best good of the State
and party. lie, this be done and a CORES.
ponding spirit will prevail in our other
Conventions; md by harmonious and well
concerted action we will once more disap.
poin' the sangulne hopes and expectations
of our opponents.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18

A DARK TRANSACTIONS. A blind
Ethiopian with an extInguished can
die in dark cellar at mnld ght search
ing after black cat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
StNoULAR.-Ass strange as ii may up.

StroULAR.-As strange as ii may up
pear, j, is nevertheless true, tina, Gov.
Slade, in obeylng the requlSilon oflhe Sec
retary Of War in calling upon volunteers
from Vermont TO fight against Mexico, ha,
fallen far short Of his duty and the mark o,
set by the fre-eating stay at.homedemoc rats
Of our State, And for aught we know, the
lack Of fro and fury complained OF, IN the
the General Order, is the cause Of the man
fest reluctance exhibited by our heretofore
ever ready Locos, TO march out in defence
of our country's rights Blu. we are no
quite sure, after all, that the cause ,of thi,
sudden cooling of Of our Locoioco friends
is attributable TO the reason specified A
few months since and any Loco in Yer
mon, might have been-asFu s.,t' express
es it-"sawed up into any quantity of he
roes, and now not one is found ready ia
march;--but all with one acco d. begin 10
make excuse.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18

The smount Of Treasury notes ou,sland-
ing Oh ibs hrsi iHsi. was . is9 .3st 80.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18

N"' NA'esNh news
The sloop fom Jack, Capt Parker. ar.
rived yesterday morning from Corpus
Christi. She left Aransas Pass lau Mon.
day, q, which place The steamship Sea had
lus arrived frnm Brazos SANTA 90. Some
Of the persons connected with The army rom
- Joseph's Island and Corpus Chriai.
ca board the Sea, were McCleister, Lieu
humphreys and Mr. Rogers, all of
whom were supposed TO have been
killed. The former indeed. was Sc.
verely wounded and supposed 20 Dc
dead by the Mexicans. TO this cir.
cumstance he owes his escape. II,
wa subsequently, found in the chan
Paral aud taken to Metamoras, wher,
he was well treated and recovered
IRON HIS wounds. Mr. Rogers, accom-
panied With Is men, two women an,
one child started from Corpus Chris,
Tor Point Isabel on the second or thir
INST They arrived at the LittSs Cal
orsdo day or two before the battle q
the 9Th, where they we're surprised b
company II Mexicaa raneheros 4 cav
a'ry,) and being overcome by Superio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
Eamps, gntlerp, &1.

PREMIUM LAME STORE,
SNOUTHOUY < MEYERS S4l Broadway, respectfully
- invite public cali their ana examine me
richest and extensive 20 be ounc IN ts
country OF BRONLED and ORhCbU CHANO ELikhS
CENTRE, MANTEL, SOLAR BRACKET, and RtAV-
ING LAMPS, CANDELABRA, GlRANDOLES, bEAC-
KET BRANCHES and CAEDLESTl CKS, In every variety
Of psreTHs
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS a new and superb article, pc
cuisr!y desirable FOR packets and sLeslHbos!s
In evde1cs o. the superiority OF this portion OF mel ac
hey with honest pride refer less ihst SIX GOLD
sDd -Four SILVER MEDALS awarded 10 the nsiu lacur
within the last for rae greatest variety ho
e.py of patterns and the uDrIvHed hufh OF ller
Every article sold by C. L NJ IS WARRANTED to ne wns neJ
and those who wrE Ohtp lTSt Class So'
pG. ofteu paid FOR such Of very nisrlof qusy
requested favor with cali before purchasing
elsewhere.
~ Ali5erei discount to Chirche, and Ho!el,. 81 y
LAMPS, GIRANDoLEs, &c.
z AMPS. dIRANGOLEG, HALL LANTERNS, EHD
e. CANDELABRAS, for the Spring Trsda-DlETI,
BROTHER q CO, No IS Johnp.reei, are manufacturing
and heve sisya hand complete sssortr o! articles N
their line OF tue following descriptions which they VII ss;
a. yrhclcshl. retail, e; LOW PRICES tar caHh;
Improved Ci-ricri CT ana CamPbola Lamps.
koi lIerrps Si!t and 5-oG:ei, In great EuT1ety
Cornelius & Goa celebrated Patent ooisr Lard Lamps.
GrGado.es yETiG.= PssIis gil. siiveTed or hrcuzsc.
SispenGicE SoisTi, poric ;ar7aea5 LSmps,
s-c-ss! SC.-T=, Si53 do DO
Goa: Inancgier7, Bracket do 30
Patent Lard q and Lamps. Stand 90 do
Rri,ear,. Hand Laura Campheus Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical OIL Pure Sperm OIL,
DO Caulphene Solar snd Lard OIL,
Burning Fluid. Refined Whale OF. nisy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
THE TRIBUNE.
THE FALCON. From he Liberty Ben
By =. R. LOWELL.


IaAvx Falcon, swift and peerless
As e'er was Graded in the pine;
No bird had ever eyes SO fearless
Or wing SO strong rs this of mine
The winds no better love to pilot
The clouds with molten gold o'errun
Than him, q little burning islet,
"A star above the g1aken sun.
But better he loves the lusty morning
When the las, white star yet stands a. bay,
And earth. half saked. smiles a chiids Tor
warning
Ofthe longed for mother. kiss Of day
Their with lark's heart doth be iowe.
Bya glorious, upward instinct ora"
No bee nes,ies deeper in The HOVER,
Than he in the bursting rose Oh ca
VIVA, 10Y TO see his sails uplfted
Ays;nst the worst that gales can dare,
Thron gb the uorthwester's surges drii'ed'
Bold viking Of the sea OF air
ri. eve is fierce, yet mldened over
With something Of dove-iise ruin
am bis master less than lover
His short and simple name Is Isa'h.
Wheue, er some hoary owl of Error
Lays. though his native night be pas!
And ut the sunshine boots bis terror.
The Falcon from my wrist cast
Swoopng, he scares the birds uncieaniy
Thai in the holy temple prey.
Then in the blue air floats serenely
Above their hosrse ana,hema.
The herd of pa,rio, wolves. that, stealing
To gorge on raartyred Freedom run.
Fly. bowling, when his shadow, wheeling,
Flashes between them and the snn
Well for them that our once prond eagle
Forgets his empire of the sky,
And, stript Of every emblem regal,
Does buzzard's work for Slavery.
Mount up. my Falcon brave aud kinsly!
Stoop no; from thy majestic hight
The terror of thy shadow, singiy,
Can put thousand wrongs TO tight
Wherever in all Gods dominions
One ugly falsehood turks apart
Let the dread rustic of thy pinions
Send palsy to its traitor-heart
No harmless dove, no bird that singeth
Shudders TO see thee overhead;
The rush of Thy fierce swooping brnge,F
To innocent hearts no thrill oil dread;
Lex frauds md wrongs and falsehoods ph'ver.
For, still, between them and the say,
The Falcon Truth hangs poised forever
And marks them with his vengefnl eye
Etn.eood Nov. 70 ls45.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
Removals..

D EnIOyAL-The Brooklyn Flint Glass Co. have re-
Aameyed their arehouse from 10 Naers 10 rs Broad
and So South William-s;.
And will nave constantly on hand general assortment OF
Gsss Ware, suitable for home foreign markets. Drug.
gstS and Chemical Glass Ware every description ind oil
superior quality.
Fancy Enanieled and Painted Show Jsrs FOR druggists
windows, from 10 III gallons each.
25f 6w PETER MORTON, Agent
D EMOVAL.-HENRY BREWSTER hss removed his
thLaH Office No II NssEsu-st second story February
g. 1916 m2 2w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

u J.. HENRY, Attorney and Counselor q, Law, Gin
II. cirnan Ohio Collections snd ali ether Professional
Business promptly and carefully attended 10
Refer 10 Hon. John Sergeant Hon George w Toland,
Hon w;n. NJ MeGidh, Geo NJ Stroud -Messrs Smith Bssa-
ley Co., Rocki Smith Co, Reed Brother, Hopes,
Wolfe Baker. Goddard Parker, Philadelphis; Hon.
Edward Curtis Hon. Ogden Hoffman, Messrs. Alfred Ed
Edwards s Co, OlcoS Mekesson Co, Houston Dede-
rer 8 urpsp BaScock. Eev-yo-k- oS IHsiy
ENGRAVER.
John 8. HORTON, Historical ard Writing Engrxver,
y Nc. go Etlasa-sl B9r
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Hamburg ship B-arens, Floor, Is de- I'm Hamburg with
rndse Schrnid, Bachen. Jan Goth, lat 46 n long
81 80 w. ie In with the British bark Cs,hariae, Capt.
Daley Of and from Halifax for Liverpool water logged
and took from her the Captain. officers and IS in
number. and passenger. The four days previous TO
having been fallen in with, while lying 10 In North
West gale and very hesvy stsr,ed the stem and
carried away the rudder when abandoned there was
eight fee: water 10 the hold.
Bremen bark Maria Ablna Esesloop IS d fm Bremen
with rndse 10 Victor & Duckwi,z.
lighter schr Amanda S.eelman fn Egg Harbor with
and tros being part OF the cargo OF brig Abeons,
feSehny aahorc Aosecorn Beach
sails n5 y a. Pitts, Smith. DIS I'm Berlin, with
cast away on snepuseut V >'-s 49, '''-->' 'AA-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
~, FARE En-

Ship Louisa Lsavitt, New. Orleans, w Nelson.
Brig Franklin Bates, Surinsm.
Schr John Drew, Powers. 81 Jaso de Cuba, Foster <
Nickcrscn Ann Hale, searse, Boston Challenge PARK,
Wilmington. NC; Aaric. Purnell do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

SoLuaBus. ONO, Feb, ga dsgraceful attack
~ ,s Hoo 90 Mr. IT,nee tae able and fearless member
on tce ao9as from Highland County as in front OF the
notss about one O'Clock to day. by MIR Finn
OF n&nn.on Soansy. The attack was made on sccouu,
OF words used IN debate this morning Msbrs on ho,h
sdes the Honse see That provoca,ion was given isr
such an ATTACK Inc parties separa,ed before So
rioaa injury was done, and tho nat-r pas 49, Oh, ~
fore the House ths Afternoon. We do not know So,
WIN be possible avoid the expulsion Of Nv Fl.nn ,h
case Is plsin and aggravated in charec,er
iOaio State journal
ACCIDENT on THE FiTcsDURG RAlLRoAp-On
Monday evening just after passing curve IN Walhs,
or Lincoln, the locomotive upon sied ta!nng
20 or 30 empty barrels. The driver thrown some
distance but escaped injury the horse was either killed
or 80 badly hurt that supposed he would 30 killed
Neither the locomotive or the cars were injured.
MARYLIND.-The Legislature will adjourn on
the 10th inst The bills from the Committee of Ways
and Means have been made The preferred orders OF the
day Tor the remainder of the season. Among these lie
ne o Tor fixing the day for the resumption Of cash pay
mems OF interest tho public debt and he finding Of
tae OF interest Of which re have heretofore pub
hhsd a synopsis
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+jarnmarr, &e.

CARRIAGE BANDS, AxIes and Syringe The sub
Sscriber VIII receive ac orders for descrp-
ton Of Carriage Springs una Axle Arms and brss, CGTTsgc
BRpds bo procured elsewhere.
SHERMAN, ATHaTER ! co.
m2 corner Fu.lon aud Cliff.
- dEET IRoN.-2eO ha.s tlcs Sheet iron, suiiabe
sCfcr -hG:.ers. doors. ron safes, &c. bv
SHERMAN, ATSAT'sS co.
m5 corner Fulton and Gin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

ar. cdrsrtiseG. IAOA6
Austin, Miss Sophia
agpew. Mrs Auuie
1sg.r. Mi.s Elizabeth I.
Arnold, Mia Emma
Audrus, Miss Clara
Ahrenfeidt, Mics Anna
Brown, Jrlia..2
Buckley, Mise Sarah
Bowman. Miss Mary
Barnett, M;ss Ann
Hoyce. Mrs Sar.1 Ann
Blanchard. Hlss hary A
Bushnell. Miss Ann u.
Booth, Miss Elizabeth
Brewer, Mics Z.
Bryant, Jsus
Beta, S;is9 Isshe,is
Brown. Miss 5.Fst Isns
Baker, Mss Mary
Dd.laio, Mrs. Ellen
Brown. Mas Sarah
Boulagar, MAIDEN 5iselle Ns
Besl, Mrs. (S-conc-st) III
Bcssey, Miss Susan
Bgrns, Miss Margaret
Iog.rt. Miss Mary
Burr, siiss Sarah
Buck, Miss Anna
Burk. Miss Eliza
Combey, Miss Il.
Colmey, Miss Lacy
CheeYeT, Mrs. {.
Clark, Miss ?.
Clinton, Miss Msnlde
Curtiss. Miss Mary 2.
Curley, Miss Mary
Davis, niiss Anna
DelGuy, Miss Gay
Dederick. Miss Frances Ann
Davis, Miss iNsssen-s-
Ellis, Mary Eliza
Evans, Mrs. t3lh-svenue,
Enry, Miss Elizabeth Ann
Egintop, Hiss Jane
Fine, Miss Jane..2
Finlsy, Mis- Mary AM
Fndlsy, Miss Fanny
Eea,berston, Mss tHoustsn
Ferguson, Misc 4. Z. al
Foster. Mrs. } amrs
Farrell, Miss c..
Field. Miss Jane
Truman, Mrs. (Church-st
Flanagan, Misc Eliza
FcrItr, Hiss Adj
Fisher, Miss Eliza A.
Garner, i1iiss Fanny
Goodrca, Miss Maris
Glders!esve. M:ss 6. y. 4.
Holmes. Miss Sarah
HicSa. miss Harriet
;naaie, Miss Charlotte
igor, Mics Ann
Jones, Miss Ann
johnson, Mrs. Margaret
jenkins, hirs Jsmss 2.
Jackson. HELEN
Jones, Mise n.
Kent, Miss GLEN
Kelsey. Miss Avgu.ta
Lnzier, isIrs. Ellen
Lynn, Miss Marie
Lepnox. Miss Mulberly-st
La:ou, Mrs. Alice +.
Lester, Mise Emily
Lind.ley, Mrs. JoelH
Lotus, M!ss Ca;hariuc
RnRER
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SAILED

Packs, ship Msrrnion, (aew,3 Eav,-s. .o- ,vs-roo
The N was lowed to sea by the .sesrasr Iseos Ssn
Ship Cornelia- Liverpool Brig G Lamar, Galveston
Wind WNW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

The find the following statement of The condition
OF the Ranks OF the uoited States in the Philadelphia
North American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

SEJ.rDOw SHADES wholesale i G. WOOD
w FORD 2Sgi Broadway, has 1+t received largo rs
Of Window Shades. which no vii cfsr Mer-
chants buy sel again, hing Edgance from the
first cost Merchants from the accent cities VIII consult
their nsres: b. examining the above nent before nn#
ing their purchases. A collection oil French Window
Shades varying from u y feet IL length, cpnssng OF
Gotbcs Landscapes, Sc CASH doof to the corner OF
R-ade-si. LafargIs Huidings. 2if
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06
FOX SIIt-A valuable fAraI. pleasantly -i.!Aisi

50 FOX - AL t.-A valuable Aru, pleasantly -4.ssA
SfS IL The Town Of Harrison. Wesiches-F CouGty y
~ containing l59 Of irst-=ste Land Is % which are
wood The a.nGer can ploed moved or Pasi-Gris
vel yrA,.rrd with streams thar N-t4s good csn
INV OF irf large snd first 5srus sad oIh-r oItbulc
ngs The dwelling !. ATs eootariaE j .sFse spsrre,-s
dwelling beautiful; OF the Dc T:-ved
nearly he whole farm with portion OF Loas Issnd ara
Tia sound TIE sud IS OF GOOD Cls'iy-i-s gradually
descending South and i good fcr all kinds Of grim
has grove beautiful Locust timber Farther description
ia bo sh, unnecessary AL ,6.i wish 70 pCrrhASe
ue.sc 10 view the farm shc IS situated the road les
ing from White Psias the Purchase ald hng-sueet-Si
niles Ess, OF the Rsifos1 While Palms. OF Port
chester.
NB-If said fr Is not Disposed Of 81 Or before Thurs
dsy 18Th 81 OF NsFch next IL w be sot at 7 NJ o. maj
DAY on the premises For farther particulars qfe on he
premises OF sbner Mead. or o.
cL-,,.~t. >; fstS 1TfSwN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF ,1e Surrogate o: The
tCopnty OF NewYork Notice hereby given 20 al per.
hsving clan. against Richard Evans lac OF Exeter
England, deceased 10 present The with the vo1chsrs
thereof 20 TIE subscriber, Il; his residence No. 2I Ninth
in the City OF NewYork or betoTe he tenth day
July next DAed. New-Yors the s;h Day OF January
1916. GEO. +. ALLEN Administrator
j9 law6m with tbs VIII snrd.
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H. = FGR TME ,AILT 81. MAKIE-

IT'S For TIE sAUi4T ST. MARIE
sizrs.vI $40 -Ths low pressure steamboat
OSS-'@N~A~-~ DETROIT, Capt +. 3. Ward. viii make
four weekly tdDs from Cleveland n ihe SAUL ST Marie
during The month OF May-ssvlng Cleveland every Nor
dsy evening" al t O'Clock P. ~ and Detroit every Tues
day morning O'Clock A. NJ Returning, will iesys the
Ssuli Friday mornings. atg O'Clock a. vi.
From tie fret OF June TO the fast Of November, the De-
ro will maxi trip every four days from D-roi! 10 The
sau ST Misunderstanding each place as foows'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

The bark Elizabeth Hall cleared at Baltimore
for London with cargo of 1850 bbls Flour aud the
ship Rob Roy Tor Liverpool with cargo 81 1878 II
Oh Cake aico bbls Flour l435 and CO bbs Beet Si+
tee sn 4l5 b6ls Pork 81 bos and 1884 kegs Lard Is ts
Sues 1924 Bacon Hams bbis ven!son Hams SOC boxes
adamaHtine Candes and bales Wool.
The packet ship Thomas P. Cope cleared 6, Phil
adephis with 1902 bbis Flour ss7s bushels Wheat, SO
bales Cotton 50 hh6s IS tcs and SO bb1 Cloversced 50
casks Tslow e Beef So sides and bundle Leather
80 kegs Lard. &C bSs Mould Candies, bags Wool do
Feathers - bbls Butter cSsk Seeswax, ind sundry.
other boxes.
We ship Levant has cargo OF upward OF 1000
bbls Flour 95c0 bush Wheat and 50 Lnseed Cake.
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Wir6Gm Shgoes.
yVINDOw SHADE DEPOT, No. : sPraes.-

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. sPrnes.-Es.
w ie5lishsd IN Sil The subscribers having nlttd MP
most splendd Show Room for tho notation OF their
customers and having made arrangements with one OF
the celebrated houe in Paris. they viii b receiving
every packet of choicest des En will there
fore be enabled TO supply ef customers "io shades OF
every pattern, kind or SIZE
Rhine, IL SHltzerlanicorec copies OF some of he most
celebrated Ancient aud Modern Cahei IN Europe be-
sides y4iety OF beautiful Scripture Pieces Abbeyl ana
GolIcs, OF every kind Landscapes Ia sny quantity from
the light any airy Moruv-g 1Jalng n1uriousy along The
quiet ripple, Of romantic lasC the som5re, yetanasuc
Lombardeao, reposlng snong As RUNS gray stone ana
All our Shades are painted with tie best OF OF colors and
warrant Them 10 was and not TO carl or crack Every
Shade bought NJ and answering tho recommends
iou viii be cteerfnly exchanged.
We have taken grrhi peas In selecting N-S Designs Tor
the express purposG accommodating our retail customers
snd they will only have choice stock 10 select FROM
but l-sst 80 per Our facilities foT executing
ders surpassed Psr.ous By choosng hvr
views can have thrm copied correctly.
Sigma Banners snd Interior Decorations done IL man
to be surpassed Trimmings OF al kinds. Shades
exhibited With he sresicst pleasure.
Show Room CD feet doep bg q wide, ample 70
commoia,- least so zine. Store open
al sunrise and closed
BARTOL 4 DE LiAUNY Manufacturers aud I'm.
ms I'm rorer.. spruce-si touy doors from Nassau
sSINDOW SHADES. Winto~ shsle4l,---H.
~ WO0OFORD, 2s9! Broadway IN consequence of pre-
vious ngemsut5 has just eceived large assortment OF
Window Shades imported expressly for the Spring trade -
An opportunity IL offered those f1rnshlag
their dwellings with Window Shades, 70 make selection
from one o: the most extensive assoneIts ever imported
N B. Merchants and uphoi,erers, buying 10 sell again
will be alioe. liberal discount Mex. door 10 the corner
Of Raada-st LniaTg. Buildings
S9J.SDUW SHADES, Ts-s'.s, Cord, isc.-The sub
w scribers have oo.ned No 81 harsm-s.re New
YORK, from the of Chambers ne a., eX
ensive and grand assortment or Tram parent Nlncow
shades consisting Of every variety OF patterns and at
10 be found either in Europe America Prices VI VIII
not mention but from facilities for manufacturing
well us for importing We think we safely defy compe
litioG with the WORLD.
" good assortment OF Tsssels Cord &C. viii be Kept
on hand.
Wholesale and retail purchasers are respectfully invited
10 call ana examine Tor themselves.
DUNCKER L BECKER.
New York, Feb 5ih. 1916. 27fInrod-
SEJsrDOw SHADES Wholesale - G. WOOD
w FORD, 2Sgt Broadway, IA. lgst received large
sortnen, Of Window Shades which he vii offer Mer-
chants bu sel again, lrhng ADVANCE from the
first Merchants from the I'D accent cities Will consult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

SPIDERS scd Dripping Paus-sske Pans. Gridd!es,
- Skiiiets Sauce Pans, Pots Kettles, Stew Pane,
round sAd oval Composition PctsE en- ees, Iea Boilers,
soup J.ge-s5s rolalo S:=sTers Er: Pans, Waite Fur
asccs and Ircrs LsrGing Needles, Cof-s higgins Egg
Ladies EGG lNhirs, Egg CoGdisT-, Humtord Heaters.
ChsRng, Di-H-s, may fonnd House
keepers Emporium together with Article in the Hard
ware Sute-y !a?saGed and Bright Tin Plated ana Sr-
tsurls WucT and Willow G.e requisite -: Furnishing a
ccas-. SMITH, TORREY Y CO - MsiGen-ere. 26f
ETpRIGHT IEI.DN0Hs aud Toss:ers.-A further
~ supply he above by hy approved at articles, perticn
sry -doplcd &c Bsb-a ard other ranges OR sae hl very
reasonable prices al lie H0use.r-per. Emporium - Mai
den-iSue 81 SMITH. TGRREI ( co.