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HUNT & TAGGART

HAVE on hand Slaughter, Calcutta, and Patna
H Upper Caliskins Harness, Carriage Top, Belt
and Sole Leather.
We are manufacturing and have for sale By the case
orsingle pair, mens' and boys Thick. Kip, and Calf
wafer proof Boots, Shoes and Brogans. The above
we offer, for Cash, Credit. Hides, Bark or Produce
iO,rer than can be bought in Windham County. Gail
and see.
10 Boots and Shoes made TO measure.
GuillOrd Centre, Oct. 10, 1876. ii9
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Caution to Stove Manufac-
turers and others.

FTNHE United States Courts having repeatedly granted
Il temporary and perpetual njuneiions with costs and
damages agans, infringers Of "Ors Patent the Ar
Tight Stove, thus is 10 caution you agans msnufacnrng
sng using the Stove without lcensr heterogeneous
and attempted o said Patent will be prosecuted
Plates with the Paeniees and the date Of the
Patent stamped upon them will Be fastened ell the
Stoves made BY authorised persons they will also be &C.
eomPan'ed with printed directions signed BY the Psentee
Agent al Boston
IFhese Plates with the ghi Of making the Stove can
be purchased of my General Agent, 40 Stale Street Bos
ton, and of II. & w. n. EsTEEHKooK, Baiileboro, VI
MATILDA X ORR
Administrator Of Isaac Orr
" Persons using Sores made ieik0uf authority are
sq~ahg iiStts ,riih the makers Of lie same
Oct 8, 1916. 3w7
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OcToBER, 18th
snow fell to the depth Of three inches night and
has continued to fall moderately during the day The robins
other birds eongesae upon the apparently
snl'aon as to the proPHey Of speedy emigration
Climate Such uncomfortable day makes iec home
sick Yours &c
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NEW GOODS.

TIN HE Subscriber has received his supply of FALL
Il and WfNTER GOODS, and has the pleas
ure Of informing his friends aud customers, that his
stock is much larger, and embraces greater variety
than he has before odeTed-incuding the latest
and best styles of Gools To be found in market for
Ladies' and Genemens' wear.
A d llll n ~ rraaA Of
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Conl,aisst0mers, .NOfire.
SOPHIA WILDER,
STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District Of MARLBORO, 50.
In Probate Court Oct 9, 1876.
EOMES Harriet A. Cook and Aanson Ranisdel
~ administrations upon the estate OF LEONARD X.
COOK, late Of Wardsboro, in said district deceased,
and move the Court here, for extension Of the time
heretofore allowed them settle said estate, and pay
the debts Of said deceased
Whereupon, il is ordered, that a hearing be had on
said application before the probate court, at special
session thereof be holden the probate office in
BTaltleboro, on the first Monday Of November next.
And for the purpose Of notifying all persons interested
therein Of The time and place OF hearing, said admins
traitors directed to publish copy of the record OF
this order three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phnnix, printed at Braileboro in said district previ
Gus TO said time Of hearing.
A true copy from the Record.
g LEMUEL WHITNEY, Judge of Probate
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For OvercOats.

IT OF OVVTCUdL 6.
large assortment Beaver anil Pilot Cloths, Beav-
N er Saiinets, Tweels, 3-4 and ca.
-ALso-
B,oad Cloths Cassimeres, Veslings, &c, an almost
endless variety. The above Goods are for sale at
GREAT B.4RG.4INS, BY
TOWNSLEY & SONS.
Oct. 81, 1916. o
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Chairs ! Chairs {! /!
Just received nj No. s Brick Row,

From IF The best AaRgfaeOriss in hassaehusetis,
A GENERAL assortment Of Chairs among which
IN are the following;
Rocking Chairs, with Cane Seats and Backs;
Do do. with Cane Seats;
Do do. with Wood Seats different sizes;
Nurse Chairs with Cane Seats, two sizes;
Office Chairs, common, and Patent Pivot;
Parlor Chairs-HaTrison and Clay Gfecan;
Do. do common, cane seats, bent Tnd straight
backs
Children's Chairs of all kinds, Sizes and fashions.
High Patent Pivot and common Stools.
All which the subscriber will sell low any Of bis
neighbors. ALONZ0 HATCH.
Braleboro, Oct. II, 1876. tls
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PREMIUM CALF.

4 6 months old BULL CALF, which took the Pre-.
i MUM at the late Fair, apply TO
TOWNSLEY & SONS.
Oct. 81, 1876. 0
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NOTICE.

YUNHIS ceriies that have this day given my
II NATHANIEL C. HuDsoE, minor, his time, with
liberty TO Transact business for himself, and shall
claim none Of his earnings, pay any debts Of his
contracting after this date.
HOLMAN HUDSON.
Attest, william ADAMS.
Brooklne, Oct. L. 1916. 3w9
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COUNTY Temperanee Soeiety.

TINHE Wndham County Temperance Society will meet
Il at West Halifax "Wednesday Nov 9Th, at 10 o'clock
NJ IL desirable that the friends Of temperance should
make the meeting interesting and profitable, by general
Attendance. BY order OF the Executive Committee.
Oct 10, 1916 PLlNY n. WHITE, Sec'y.
100 BBLs. Smith s. Alcolts Flour, (shawmui
HUI Mhls) from new wheat, just received and Tor
sale, by WHEELER & PRATT.
Oct. q, 1916.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

II HE subscriber having associated with him in
n business Mr. II. G.. lIardie, anil having taken the
store formerly occupied by g. & c. Lawrence, the
business will hereafter be conducted under the
and firm Of ilTnE & HARDIE.
WILLIAM HYDE.
October I, 1916.
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Fire ia Pitssd -Thc large mandatory Of Mr. Lemuel
Pomeroy, in Psheld destroyed by FIRE the III
inst. Loss 200
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Official Canvass for Members of Congress.

Two Oh LAniEs in Cincinnati have gone to law about
cat 1.-THE temper Of the parties gets fairly reused they
will need many fortunes e auinal question said
TO have lives
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Mr. d. NJ HoIr. the victim Of the late melancholy afs
al Richmond Va, native Of Deerheld, Mass.
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LIFE lSsvRASeE on SrIcIDrs.-The Judges Of the Su.
Preme Court in London, have lately decided that Life In
surance Company is not bound to pay the life Of sui
eide
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TRANsYLyANIA UNIVERSITY

III
Il The medical lectures will commence as usual,
on the first Monday Of November, and continue
four months under the following arrangement
The principles and practice of surgery, by Pro.
lessor Dudley.
Mitchell. ~
Chemistry and pharmacy, by Professor Peter.
special and surgical anatomy, by Professor Bush
General and pathological anatomy and physiOlO-
gy, by Professor Lawson.
Obstetrics and diseases Of women and children, by
Professor Amman.
Bartlett -
Demonstrator Of anatomy, Z. L. Dudley, NJ D.
Inc whole course costs sos; and as we have
ulleriy abolished the credit System, cash will be IN
yariably required
In The matricolation and library ticket is -S
The hospital ticket is - 5
Dissecting ticket is 10
Graduating fee IS
Boarding, and lodging from 80 to % per week,
fuel and lights included
BY order Of Faculty:
THOMAS ID. MITCHELL, M. D., Dean.
Lexington, (Ky.,) July l0--Iaw9w
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Russia.

Sr. PErERssyReH, June H. Notwithstanding
the recen, successes Of the Russian arrns he eau.
cssians are far from being subdued A new exp.-
dluon against them is resolved upon, and il is said
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NEW WORK ON THE INDIANS, by
4 fhos. L, McKenney, formerly chief of the
lnolan bureau at Washington. A few copies re-
ceived, Tor sale by +. TAYLOR,
JulyA A few doors east Of Coleman
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the foregoing notice: - ~
Co. no .N.c,, 4.llaEtt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-07

uREAL Estate AT AucTIoN.-Two story brick house
and lot Prince street 10 by 81 feet House and
brick house and lot so Franklin street. IS by 100 feet
$3.50 Two story brick house 10 Suffolk street. ls3 by
100 feet 400. Do IS do $42,0 Lot on 22d street.
ID Avenue IS feet 'front.' $3.50 story brick house
and lot 20 King street. 81 by 100 feet Two story
inches 'front.' is feet by s6k feet $545o Two story
brick front house and lot IS Cherry street. "a feet II
inches 'front.' IL feet inches 73 feet inches
Four story brick house and lot 81 James street. IL feet
'front.' 10 feet inches rear 100 feet inches side and
and 80 feet inches the other l00 Four story brick
house and lot 90 James street. s feet 'front.' inches rear
80 feet inches side, and So feet inches the
other 5o House and lot So Dey street. IS by 100 feet
50 OOO
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to wit actions against corporations whore the is
not more than 500.
Mr.. s. Lawrence offered report upon the subject Of
savings banks with bill to regulate savings banks and
The testimony upon the inquest Of the logged con-
vict in the Auburn State prison was handed in.
Then Mr.. Ira Harris resumed his ncendiary and elo-
quent address to the house upon the anrent question
and totter like Baltimore clipper in q nor'westsr II
was troublous speechtroublous to the soaptub aris
tocracy He handled the matter of leases and tenures
as child would handle toy He analysed the thing
he looked at the ISSUE we refused to denounce these
leases monarchical and nolerant-he reviewed the
several speeches Of Messs Cbatsd Perkins, and Bal.
ley denuncatory Of the claims Of the tensntshe
hinged and unravelled their arguments-he scat
tered their specous pleas to the winds-he had
been taught from his youth to reverence
locks Of thoughtless rbalds now
and when he old age come down to exhaust the
cabulary OF baroom oratory he confessed he felt
of pity than for that old age it unbet
ting the years Of the gentleman from st. Lawrence the
gentleman occupies most difficult position here he is
regarded the special organ Of the Executive coming
as he does from 81. Lawrence. can excuse him for
this reason for his abuse of the WING party and the ten
ants Mr. Harris believed the system ct taxation in this
State was most grossly detectives he believed the true
ed one Of the most effective and profound speeches
ever heard
Mr. Hayners resolution refer the antrent troubles
to committee Of eight not however limiting the seec
ton to 80 nate districts was finally adopted.
1Mr Harriss resolution to refer petitions &C. OF the
tenants to select committee amended SO az to refer
them to the above committee of eight.
Mr.. Perkinss resolutions OF enquiry a. to the 80,
condon and progress of these leases adopted and
the committee and reported them TO the House.
The weather dreary and the roads are muddy the
atricals are improving
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The DocToR.

WASHINGTON, Feb 3, 1876
When closed my letter for the afternoon mall
the House had not adjourned. The speech of Mr.
Delano was very able, and was in favor OF authorz-
ing the President to give the notice whenever, in
his opinion, the public good demanded 1t, which is
the same ground taken by Mr.. billiard of Alabama.
Mr. Delauo is a whIg, and comes from the Column
bus district, in Ohio. Mr.. McNulty was going to
contest his seat, but did follow il up having had
enough OF Washington litigation.
Mr.. X. 3 Rhet,, OF SCUM Carolina, has the fisor
for tomorrow. ! should not think it strange it Mr.
Adams and ne should have another brush in the
House.
There is rumor in town, tonight, that Cassius
NJ. Clay and Tom. Marshall, of Kentucky, had
fought duel, and that Mr. Marshall was killed;
Mr. Clay being MORALLY wounded Isuppose there
is no truth IN the rumor. II any Clay has fought
with Marshall, it is, probably, one Of Henry's sons,
and not Cassius,
The Supreme Court room was crowded to-day, 10
hear the speech Of Mr.. Choate, Of Massachusetts,
on the boundary case with Rhode Island. Mr..
Choate shakes from his lips the pearls of eoquence
with as much prodigality as fairy does the dew
drops OF the morning from her tiny feet.
Tomorrow shall have long day, as the
House will open at 10 o'clock.
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BARTINE'S LOTION.

A CERTAIN AND RAPID REMEDY ln all cases q!
"A Rhsumatisn Gou sprains Bruises CUT. Burns sc.ds'
Bites Posons Sngs of Wounds OF every
Fractures and Dsioeatons OF Bones letter. Ringworms
Rmpes all kinds OF Erupons of the SKIN, Erysypelss Salt
Rhenm Ague Ague in the Face and Breast: 3uinsy
mach and Limbs Choe Bowel svfF Sores old
rally, Chlbans, Cons. Bunions, Head Ache, Tooth Ache
The Propre,or deem write lengthy articles
upon this invaluable medicine its 100 fends
in New York the cities cheerully certify the
best and only the complaints above named asserting
that they and their families will constantly keep supply
being a so generally useful and ready cure.
The LADIES' also gratefully unite attesng its value in
many which heretofore seemed without remedy;
For sale the Propeor Genea Depot retail and whole
sale sas Broadw.y doors above the Hosp: where agents
the city and distance will be supplied liberal Al
Depot 2s4 Wanut Phiadeph by asents
in this city generally These few Of the agents 1t dis
lance. VIZ 20. DEXTER Albany pr Heimstreet Troy;
popns SarstcSa 81; 3 Toa:ey syracase u sSwls5
Y. Clerk. Jersey city; Van Mort Mewbury; r g. AZ
GbB WhPp: Bs% more; HeuEh Eress &; w.
Bake, bo'tcp Messrs: " H stillwe We:t.Ily, +;
-Price rs cents C. s. BARTINE K CO..
d22 imeodFm s23 Broadway.
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AT AUCTION Feb $50 shares Eastern RR, 81 per
cent adv; 100 do General Interest Bank bal due 81
sh 10 do Boston and Worcester RR l6 adv; do Cabot
Manufacturing Company, 9ea per cent ady - do Per;
per cent; do Boot do l23 per cent adv do boston
do S75 do Prescott do, Oh per cent? do Saco Water
Power $500; do Hamilton Manufacturing Company, j
Great Falls do $780, Is do Shawmut Bank 500 per sh
do North do 90 per sh do Boston Exchange, $3.50
per sh; do East Boston Company, $l4i per sh; do
Boston Library, Sl3 q l3I per sh.
BRoKER1 BoAaD-3 shares North Bank, 81; do State
and Portsmouth RR 972; 100 do Western RR, m, 9a
20 do do, 93 100 do Long Island RR, 53t 53 $50 do
Norwich Worcester RR, 81 o4i; do Boston Maine
RR ll02.
SECOND BoARD.-l0o do Philadelphia & Reading RR,
2ss $50 do Long Island RR, 5st 53s 10 do Nashua
Lowell RR, l2i2 IS do Western RR m, 92i; IS do
do, o m, 92l.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

BALIiyonr Feb s-An ship Rob Roy, Drummond. ds I'm
Nfork brig Gen Pinckney from Charesoncotton SILT and
b. sds. 70 John Randall Reports il9w1br San. I'm Rio
NOr.an, brig Indus Conn FIN Rio de Janeirc Dee 90 brig
Waer Witch FIN Tg,ts Island schI Victory rsnewned o.
FIN NOreans brgantne and CIdschr Heroine ,Lo-
kerr st Augustine Sld-brg 81 Mary White, for Pernam
buco.
PnnApElrnIA Feb eArr packet ship Thosr Cope M.r
dam; brss PEARL Kosson Relief 81 Thomas schrs VIM Hart
Newport, Oil Bias, Thompson, j, Ntork. -.
PosrsMourH, Feb S-Cd, brig Russia. Guadaloupe. SID
sehr Frank, fcs 0scyIeown fen a-AT brig yossph oof
Fsyr, Rcssn q NYcrt CD .chI JOB? Adsg:. HiVi1s:
Lssoy jsdsi. for DO; Eagle Tfefehss, for Asxaadris
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DIR. SALMON'S REMEDY
Third EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE.
nv DR RALPH

I'm CERTAIN DISEASES, in which the best and mos
convenient means Of cure stated in the psnest posi-
bic 1.-THE prescriptions used in the authors
eeing given without reservel giving also clear and fau
description Of several innocent disorders frequently mistake
for venereal which afford wide field for the
deceptious Il well known Boosting class Of people.
Few the and varied Of deceT
greenwich street Price 81. tsent by post nnbonnd)
Several preenders hare nearly initiated the title Of tht
book and do those oho shoul
6e misted iciH, howerer detect the imposition.
r. Aware OF the OPINION general entertained Of thos
who obtrude their skill the public (multtudes Of whor
are in almost paper) IL considered duty
the following statement the ground which this tt
book claims especial con6dence--
Besides authors rank Graduate OF Edinburgh ch
former works viz The Domestic Guide to Medicine,
which has passed through several editions, Ire
tse Dyspepsia, the Epidemic Cholera he has te
tmonia letters from the eminent physicians Of Europe
the most eminent America Sir Ashley Cooper 70 DR. Mo
every physician ofemnence in the city. ja23 mos.r
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NV OELEAys,ship War.sw-3 Casks pots,h II NJ schsf
Arthur-lo cu ctron Pslmre-t bales cotton Durham
Dimon-7 pkgs ButIer-l do Rice-I do Gsr-lf2
bs flour Chateau Merc-U balas cotton DenniAtown
~ DO Tsylcr2a bids molss;es Atya!sr Muford-I7s
Tsylorlp do Lasala-2todo IS hhds sugar Barsow
Popeo3 do Thompson-io7 bales cotton X Lippht-2s do
Barnwell-26 do Wisner Gae-i2 do Greenway, Henry
smi.h.s5 bales rope Bsss-s2 bril-. and hid; tsow
Brothers, cks and IL hhds to order.
sAvASSAH-Brg Exact-loo casks rice Goodhue 4 co-oe
DO Bukmeyer scust3 do Morgan eo-32 bales cotton
1 Brishanxa do Van Arsdse Aweermsck-s DO Lsbsss
9co-fs DO sstme-sl do St!rsis, Chairman co3o do
@ Lamar-i3 casks rice 10 bis cotton TO order.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

nOCTOK JOHNSON, y Duane !tIeet, neal Chsthsm "a.
cal il the city Of New Yo the S
years. and during that time has
ly treated mercurial and other delicate
cured css that have for No mat:
the body throat in the head and bones
Of tina legs, will and you if case crrabls
Constitutional Weakness called Seminal Weaknesss
brought BY habit INDUCED il BY young msn4ny
sslutary Dypepsia weakness and small
Of the back confusion Of intellect orEeulness, OF
the heart TO society," are only symptoms OF % e3m
plant Hewarants In every case or no charge Mo
and cured days. Dr. johnson
dursted Phvricisn and 0urreou re 1m+mc
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dy for Epieptc Fits, Falling sickness, Convulson. 4
ed for seven ysars with this dreadful disease and dunng III
whole period oftime under medical TN without
Quent violent this 10 the univesa experience Of
that thus afflicted. It well knewn that from time nm
the boosted power Of all medicine !, e aow hfeen yea
him to perfect health, but hundreds bear testimony Of
soyersau efficacy ote Vegetable Exactt hither
this inisible Remedy All that are thua afflicted may
avail shsmsslyes q ~ 81 are vtsd to call a.
cases examined and advice given free Of charge and where
merous certificates OF may be Price One Doll
per bottle.
Iysns' egetable Anti Bilious Pills. for removing all mo
and corrupt humors, and purifying the blood Price tive
five cents box.
An Imsr IVANa n HART Prop
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEsRUAnY ;

. Sun s RISE .so. SITS. ...s@
Ship Sullivan, Waite, Charleston Geo BuIkey
Ship Charsmacne, Packard. New Orleans Stanton &
Bark Undne, tnew of New Brunswick, Appleton. Para.
A ssy ts":ss Ssss w Essrs
schr Samuel Cashier, Robinson. Philadelphia McKee, Hand
schr Samuel Mitchell, Johnson, Nexben, NC.
Schr Lynchburg, Gould, Richmond, Allen Paxon.
arrived.
Ship Warsaw schander, IA dys firm New Orleans, with mdz
Bns Exact johnson, days from Savannah to ss.ess
schr Amelia Smith, days from Baltimore, with mdz to
ss:a S:sss d. 4. Ess With md. to Will
s. @
sick and ,d again On n. ash with l3s bs ,rsspal. hides
S III ri
SKIS salt Hubbasd The bark Carole Nicierson Of
be sa ;,s &c:
night IL NoIthei and bssd the cargo saved ia
pair damages ds Key West bgs Ann Eliza Of NroIh
John Adams for DO 2ad JAM The has experienced
we're weather the coast-caed away flying bboom split
schT Mankn. Terry. Baltimore. flour Johnson Low.
den.
s sshI Am, Hopkins, Ps,snbuTg flour to HYp.ss
seSi S.s:s%oss, dsTss.ss. SUFFOLK.
s Sch! Exchange Es;hs;, t Sweet saiiolL &c..
sehr M,eSiGsn Terry Sstino1s foar as t. johnson &
schr Lark, Redmond, Phla. flour. SC.
Below,
Rich, from Havana. with mdz to J Taylor
Sailed.
Ship sullivan Charleson bark Adaro Rio Janeiro Brig
Lady Of the Lake, Bermuda; Phlura, Savannah.
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Of the seventh regiment Of inianty to Be paymsstsr
Sept 30, l645, vice Davies, resigned
Corps of Ensimsers-Cadet William II. c. Whiting, 70
DO second lieutenant July 1, ls45.
Ordnance Department Stephen T. Mason OF Virginia,
to be military storskeepsr May Is, ls45.
Graduates OF the Military Academy attached TO the
army breve second etenants in conformity with the
fourth section Of the act Of April 49, 1872 to take rank
respectively, from July l, l645.
Brepet Second Lisufenonts attached to the Corps 81 En-
gineers-Cadet Edward B. Hunt, Of New YORK; Cadet
Louis Hebert OF Louisiana
Brepef Second Leltenants attacked to The Corps To-
psgraphic.f Engineers-Cadet William T. Smith, Of Yer
mont Cadet Thomas J. Wood, Of Kentucky.
Brepef Second Lisstenants attached to the Ordnance
Depsrtment-Cadets Thomas g. Rhett, OF South Caro-
lima Charles p. Stone, of Massachusetts.
Brepef Second Lieutenants attached to the Dragon
-arm-Cadsts Bezaleel W. Armstrong, OF Ohio VIM
T. Allen, of Virginia John W. Davidson, OF virginia !
James NJ. Halves, of Kentucky Newton c: Givens Of
Kentucky Richard c. w. Radtord Of Virginia Delos
B. Sacket, of New York Joseph Mclvain, Of Indiana
Brert Second Lieufenants attached 10 the artillery Arm
Cadets Fitz John Porter, OF New Hampshire Josiah
II. Carlisle, Of Maine. George Edwards, Of England.
York. Joseph F. Fairy, of Pennsylvania. Louis ID
WEIGH, OF Connecticut. George T. Andrews, OF Con-
necticut Thomas B. J. Weld, Of Maine.
Brepet Second Leensns affaahed 10 the Infantry Arm
Cadets John r. Hache, Of New York. John A. Richsy
Of Ohio. Patrick A. Farrey, of Pennrylyania Abram
d. Lincoln, Of New York. James q. 3. Smelling, OF
Iowa. EdmundIK Smith, of Florida. Thomas J. Mont
Barnard Z. Bee, of South Carolina. William Rhea Of
Virginia. Gordon Granger, Of New. York. Henry B.
Cltz, OF New York William H. Wood. Of Massachu-
sets David A. Russell, of New York. Thomas G.
Pitcher, Of Indiana William l.. Crittenden, Of Ken.
lucky
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New York, Frida'

New York, Friday, Feb. 9.
AsHEsWe heard of few sales in Pots at So SIT for
old, and 81 for new Pearls 81 IS.
BREApsTuFFs.-We have the same report and quota.
tons to make that made yesterday paper there
Is no change whatever. Western, So 624-Southern
- 75-with small lot of Howard street at So ST.
CoTror-The sales to-day do not exceed 900 bales of
.i~. have taken the largest proportion Prices
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In passing through the different markets. we notice
but little aterahonrom last weeks prices Of the
many different kinds OF meats fish, poultry and vegeta
bles. One Of the uptown Broadway shop markets.
notice. has display Of fine Beef Poultry Of all kinds
is not plenty but prices much the Some fine
Veal at Fulton market at and ~ cents per ID. Eggs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-07

5.-Samuel H. Laughlin, Esq OF Tennessee, and
Willis L. Williams, Esq of Missouri were admitted
attorneys and councillors Of this Court No. IS. Agricu
tural Bank of Mississippi ct al plaintiffs in error,
Charles Rice OF al This cause was submitted to the
Court the record and printed by Mr. Mason
for the plaintiffs in No. u.s. The United States,
appellants, Charles Lawtons executor ct al. This
cause submitted to the Court on the record and
printed argument by Mr.. Attorney General for the
appellants. No. l. The State of Rhode Island complain
ant the State of Massachusetts The argument Of this
continued by Mr.. Choat for the defendant
National InfeItieeucer