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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-06-20
GRAVE STONES,

T'HE subscribers having bought the Stock
OF Mr. Dmick, are prepared to furnish
GRAVE STONES, of any quality and pat
tern, durable and finished in the best style, and
as cheap as can be obtained from any other
quarter.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly at
tended to. WILDER &. HUGGINS
81. Jobnsbury Plain, Feb. II. ls46 446tf
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on tn.
trial of Salamandcr Sales, at Vauxhall Gar.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on tn
trial of Salamunder Sales, at NauXhall CAT
den:
The undersigned attended trial by fire Of
three iron safes, known as Gayler's, R'chs
and Wildcr's (or Herring s. Salamandcr Safes,
on the morning of the 10Th January, lslO.
The safes were placed in a furnace con.
struCtcd of brick, about FIVE feet high, and IN
the same relative position Each safe was eI
amined, and believed to be in perfect order
4 number of account books were put in tbe
book case, and several papers in the drawers
each safe, ana Inc doors locked and the fuel,
consisting of charcoal, pine and oak woodland
rosin, was applied, ignited, and renewed Twice
during the day
The fire was very intense, and was suilele1
TO remain burning until the following mon
ing, when the safes were removed, GayG'
safe was found to be in such order as to be ILL.,
licked, when the book case and contents wF
found to be in good state of prcservaioH-
The contents of the other safes were a mass
of burning charcoal. 4.
We consider the trial to have been conduct
ed with perfect fairness. For further Parteu'
lars, reference is made to our individual S'a"'
ments, in possession of G. j, Gayer
Signed,
PALMER TOWNSEND, No. Is Pearl Sts''T
of the firm of Townsend, Sayrc Il b',.
JOSHUA l.. POPE, ofthe firm Barsi0T''Y'
81 Co, Pine street.
JOHN F. MACKIE, 1S9 Water street
l.. J. COMSTOCK. 1865.
HIRAM BARTLETT, No, 222 Pearl street.
HENRY A. FIELD, -.-. S
JAMES ACKERMAN, firm of Acke'r''NN
Miller, 10l Nassau street,
New York, ian, 10, lS46.
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Stage Fare Reduced,

So DOLLARS TO ALBANY OR TROY NY.
A LINE of Coaches leave Haverhill, n. Fl.
: n every day at l2noon, arriving at Albany,
n. Y, next evening in season for the western
Boats.
Tickets can be obtained for s., 90 to Albany
or Troy. l.. A. RUSSELL. Aren't
Haverhll, n. ii. Feb. 20, Is45. 395tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-06-20
Crockery and Glass War.
MANUFACTURERS NOTICE.
George Griffin

WOULD respectfully announce IN ,bo u
w hnbitants Of Passumpsic Vlorn ma
vicinity that he has leased the factory az Iornoa
h kemIcki Esq. for term Of wears and tbo
Factory having undergone q thorough ren,;r-
ing, with the addition Of power looms. and h..
ing in successful operation, is now ready 70
receive Wool to manufacture by the ward or
on shares, MS may best suit customers into
Cassimeres, striped and checked ofdaSron,
patterns, and tiannels of all descriptions and
colors; also, Frocking, an article that has 6cen
much called for, but has not as vet been made
at the Factory.
twill be useless for me to tell han, u,,,L
experience and skill have had in ,bo b br,;
ness, or how skillful workmtn Iin,cnj,oem
ploy, as u iseXpectcd thSt every one who woes
INTO such business is competent or has hama,
who are, though sometimes people are G,,r,
pointed; II is enough for me TO saw that ali vbo
may please to favor me with their custom NAV
rest assured that no pains will be sp1red IN a..
ing the work in the best possible manner. and
l trust IN style that cannot fail to suit Gus,
toners.
Also, W0OL C.}RBED into Rolls. and
CLOIH DRESSED in the best manner
All domag done TO WOO. or cloth in card.
ing, dressing or manufacturing shall be made
good. Country produce taken in part nav for
manufacturing and soap taken in
full pay for carding rolls and dressing cloth.
". B. Those who bring wool 10 be mann.
featured are requested to ascertlin how much
they want ofthe different kinds. 50 that ber
can tell when they leave their wool that NAV
know how to meet their wants
Passumpsc, VI May /, l-46 45SG
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Having fully examined the market, and taken
the utmost pains in selecting our Stock, we
can say with confidence that oar Goods are
of the latest and finest styles, and viii be sold
at GREAT BARGAINS, for cash or good credit.
We would particularly invite the attention of
the I.ndcs 20 our choice selection of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-06-20

I A | L q + | n G
III CURTlSS would inform his customers
n h that he continues the
T.4ILORLNG BUSINESS
and will be happy to wait on all who may "a.
vor him with their custom
Also, that MIR BROWN has returned from
\. York, where he has taken every care in in
forming hiwself in regard TO the latest and
most fashionable styles Of cutting and making
Gcntlcmcn's Garments for Spring and Sum
MGR.
IL All work entrusted to our care shall be
executed in as good style as can be obtained
al any other establishment, and warranted to
fit.
II c. would say that he has received his
spring Reports.
~ Particular attention given to cutting
for others Co make
st. Johnsbury, April :, ls46 45Itf
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Tavern Stand for Sale,
The Best Chance Yet.

TIVE subscriber offers for sale all his vii
n lagc property Mt Pcacham Corner, con.
sisting of two convenient dwelling
HOUSES .2.ND B.lRN;S;
also good SHOP, with about one acre of
land.
Terms-Onc third cash and the remainder
in yearly instlllments TO suit the purchasers.
The above is well suited for two families and
viii be sold cheap. JAMES I.EYS.
Pcacham, May IL, lSiG. 45QwS
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-14
NORTH CAROLINA.

Western Ford, from German Settlement, Is miles
and back, once in two weeks
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Guts.
FASHION ABLE

FASHIONABLE HATS-SPRING STYLE.
~ JOHN N. GENIN, pa Broadway, Justly celebrated
among fashionable gentlemen the ccnuosseur in lin
ibpe hats invites those who have already the Spng
style to call and getit.
His elk hsts nre the most superb offered The public
ADVICE TO HAT wEARERS.
Never buy hat unless the tm suits your and coun-
tensnce depends its beauty and elegance An
experienced litter always 10 attendance at Genns no
win rot sell unless sus the form ard s'ze OF me
purchaser This Is the reason Of the popularity and prefer
ence msn sled for Ills hats s this that has caused them to
he enrolled "a the ne plus ultra among hats. a2u
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Trade of the Hudson.

Produce and Country reaandJe Arriving ct Nea'- York
April Barge Bunker HUI E. Fish, q Co. s Line
1000 bush Rye, 10 +. Fish & Co Coz r;L
BARGE Psqu0t Same frh-2'oo pusu oa's' " L. Iva
g. CO. $500 bush ship stuff 70 90. ,eoo
eeree Taurloc Hted. Sarue tiNe-3oo0 bush rye le9o
bush ship stuff 70 erls peas 10 prs umo''y 'ee' l.
Canal Boat DtlpGrcd-JoOO bush Barley, oo DTS Oeei
R Dunlap ~ ,p c:u..,;, I'm, 4 Hoy-
II bts ashes Draper, AIdrich 81 Fnnk, 10 do Abbey a.
Freeman - kegs butter, Greenwood Ssee - 40
s L. e. Beach. bxs d Mcaren Ia bxs cheese lo5 tuos
butter T B. White Co. PIG casks cheese l2o boxes
cheesc H. Burrill g. Co. 3 do Smith & Hone, Ii do II
kegs butter A. w. OTIS IL Co, Al do Saml Perry 40
Pickett Sears, !; Co, 200 hams, Merritt q CO. nois
skins, Kimmel e. Everson, rolls leather. ~ sloes
leather B. Marsh b1ls skins, Van Woolco. q Frazer
1913 bbls flour John Rice 492 do j. Fo!ts, 1900 rea0
paper John Campbell Jr, so bales waddps. w r. MOL
Jr 20 do T. c. Winthrop, 81 doz broons and brushes
Taesert & Gray. IL bales goods. Elliot q boyhtoH 40
Wood & Merrit, 81 do Eugene Bogart boxes hoy. q
ipehast 900 bags salt, j. h Woolsey 10 kees out'tI
b NJ & Dewitt IL bbls dried apples. w Grape 6o 90 b.
M Carpenter Is hlf chests tea. E. Wheeler, Grouse
pros N Co 81 brs peasc) 1000 bush barley L. Ii MIL
banks, 100 bags malt, A Kirk
Borqe Niagara Hood Scitsure Line. A. pan SAINT
,ooya & Co 80 bbs high wines Herrick Vanhuskrk 50
bbls whisky. to do, IS casks hams. ii G. Beals' 2e3
sides leather Knmcl e Everson, 81 tubs butter n
Cobb 10 do B. Onderdonk g. Co, casks cheese +. =;
Farnham g. Co. 1l6 bbls whisky +. g. Herrick. az
hbs nork 80 bbs lard Casper Brothers. 500 dcz brooms
n Allen 676 do Davenport &c Curtis, APO do Isaac
Vedder IS bales wool, Hill & Carpenter, Providence, L.
3,nbs butter B. Andrews & Co. do, 9 bbs hams, j.
BndIong % hhds 65 bbs 90 hlf brs beer c. A. Burt,
200 bbls -four, i. 7. Hart
Barge E. Larned Capt Briggs, Pope CGtlin, dst.-
oaO bbIs whiskey Bows & Guiteau, sc bsIes twine r
Barri,t g. CO. "a boxes axes, & Wilson, l36 bales
goods Hubbe Thatcher Green, 1876 bbls flour Baxter
Iadd a. Moore les do l6 bbls seed T. NJ Vail lOl baes
bsv J. Merchant 10 bds sheep SKINS J. Mowrey, 200
hams $50 shoulders Levi Apear 80 bales goods T. Put
nam Co. % do do boxes casks cheese. H. Burrill
g. Co So boxes axes Reed s. Sprsgue, 80 packages lard
c w Smith. l6 bales goods A. B TIowbridge, casks
cheese w. II. Plat g. Co. 10 hhds 80 bbs beer. Nash
Beadleston Co.. 12s bales hay Ino Talmadge 80 bbls
potatoes Harley, Smith g. Carman, bales yarn D.
Thompson l6 hhds, 40 brls beer, NJ P Reed Bros ~
bbs brsns, NJ Hinsdae, "a rolls paper, Buckley g. Goo
kin
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NEW-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

K
" ETRY-Msrch, by VIM H. c. Hosmer; Extracts from
BrowGnes Poerns-'Itay and France, Cristins, Gar
den Fancies The Lost Leader How they brought the
Good News from Client AiX Lines. written upon hear
ing the Result ofihe late Election In N Hampshire by Frank
Hastings; Lines, by Mrs T. J. Eamas; The Verral Equ
Dox v John Westall Bea Ga The Knight aud the Squire
H. EDlTORlAls-Tbe Presidents Message; Suffrage and
The Morning News Ariful Dodgng in Onondaca; Moral
ity in Legisaiure Equal Rights Us. The News Our
Sister Republics The Brush IN ndaThe Shhs; Oregon
in the Senate The Malorsl Tenures Suffrage and Dorr
ism; Tinkering the Currency Law LlheTtinsm SDi-
frRge and Ciizenship; Free Trade ana Peace; Congress
sion al pecorum Influence OF the Tariff on War, &c. Ill
POLITICAL-New.ha hampshire; Wing Reform Conven-
ton in Cayuga Co.. N0minniions for The State Conven-
ton, &c. ". NEWS-One Day Later from Europe, by
the Yorksh From Jamaican The Indians GA the MeX
cnn Frontier; From St Domingo; From Carh7gfna; Ap-
pnintncns by Governor Wright; Farther from Hayu by
The Bird Later from The Cherokee Nson Cores
pondence The Tribune from Harrisburg Tioga Co. Or
ange Co. Washington &c PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS,
by our Regular Correspondents NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
Appointments by the Presdent Another Great in Ps
burph; Tirrel Acquitted &c v. MISCELLANEOUS
from the Presideu-DebRte IN the Senae Slavery and The
Free States; New. Hampshire EXuung-Puhic Supper al
Manchester; Moral CowHrdce; Compensation paid the
Attorney Gsnergl Gov. Sc ward S. Psiricks Day CITY
Items from The Daily Trihune-The Asor House on Fire;
The Wilts OF Ncw-York, Nos. and H.; The License
Question Nos VII aud Will; Dickens Capital Punish
meut; National Fair Caaada-mportsnt: The Blight OF
observation-disclosures takes before The Commit! &c Of The
the Landlord aud Tenant Question: Notices
of New Publications, &c. vi. COMMERCIAL INTEL
LlGENCE- Produce, Stocks, Money Cattle Market
Single copies put up IN wrappers Tor the Mails, can be
ohua.ed AZ The iesk-ptIce St cents.
rS'- TERMS-S2 per year. Al subscriptions payable
inaexibly in advance Address
GREELEY K McELRATH. Tribune BUiings.
Cor. Spruce and Nassau ss opposite th- City Han
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Garpetina.
NEW CARPETINGS,
Ioor on Cloths, &c for he Spring trade.

Floor On Olotns, &c Tor he Spring trade.
SMITH L IouNsREsRy. fls PE,RL-sr. OPPOSITE WILLIAM
4 RE NOW DAILY RECEIVING their supplies OF Car
"A penss for the Spring trade e:nbracn ali the is;es,
and best patterns, msuy Of which enreiy and
surpassed elegance The assortment comprise. Roya
Brussels Three Ply Imperial. Double Super Sap-tre and
Fine ngrAiu CsrpeEcs; Floor on Cots from p feet
wide without sencn, old and well seasoned Venetian Car
pets OF all the various styles widths; Rugs Druggets
Msttngs Table and Piano Covers wiki geuer. sssor,-
leni OF al! other Utiries Contracted With The irnf.
fersnhs an s vii ~ noiis San
tage 10 examne this assortment before usi.ng their secc
lions az are offering such Inducements az are rarely
be met iih An experienced upsoSterer
ploy 10 cut and III apets and oil cloth shortest
lice ri 2yrts-
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Gamas, G.ntIern, @s.

TO DEALERS IN LAMPS AND GIRANDOLES.
JAMES q. MOFFET.
No III PIincest beIveen and Greene sis ID block
West Of Broadway.
M MANUFACTURER OF Lamps Girandoes &c. consist
ling Of
Girardoes of all sizes and patterns, svered gill and
Csndelabras ami Csndles;icks, and H ali Lsptsm.
Centre and Man;- Lamps, sgered, ei!t, bronzed and
olive green.
Bracse. Lamps of various paiterHa
Church Lamps, DO DO.
ship Cabin LsmTs.
Hanging Solar lamps, 70, burning Lard or Oh.
To which periculsriv invites The attention OF City had
County Merchants for rchuess % pattern make and dura
biiily and prices low any Other msnufacory
the Cy. For asie Wholesale or re.il.
S-As.rGl Lamps altered 10 Sclafs. mud all description
Of Tampa and Gsrdoles rtgii: reslvered rehronzed
All goods sold hy j. G. IL yll be delivered in any part
OF the City or Brooklyn, shipped beard OF vessels
free of csring- a2
HANGING SOLAR Ls1EPS-JAMES C. MOE
1lFET. No. i2l Priucast ih!d block WeS! from Broad
way constantly manufacturing Hangng Solar Lamps ii
ter for ri OIL which he VIII wHrant be equal for
beauty durability sny made in the United States The
trade are invited call and examine for themselves
P All goods delivered in any part of The city Brook
yp shppcd hoard OF ,essels free of carage. - Inn
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BEEBs X cosTlR,
HATTERS,
No. 1855 sroad wa y

No. g is r q n a W y.
rFS- Sprinr Fashion for Ecntlemen's Hnis,
March lSI6-Our Spring style OF Hat having, by lis
peculiar elegance and intrinsic excellence Obtained The
nos decided superiority over every obe. fashion, In
wife critical examinations Of It's merits Al our establishment
l55 Broadway. -
ksv 10 become sa,iaied by long continuance OF
anv iarticnla- fashion give police that they viii Introduce
regularly Spring aud Fail ali ealre ne" style OF
Hat =, ~, gar
Beebe Cos,ar are in the monthly receipt OF all The off
frt Foreis FshIons and issuing their style OF Hat
viii although acting independently Of all others, be gov
erned nv a due regard 10 American Taste
y. B. Our fashion for Bows Hats WIZ be Ia readiness
on The Iilh inst. April LIST. lst6 r. inns
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The Fnrmcrs' Library and ,,louthly Jsurna
OF Agriculture.

JOIN s. SKINNER, Editor.
The April Number is ready
Contents OF this AptiD Number
THAER's PRINCIPLES OF AGRICULTURE Continued. -
irrigation. Esrhing and WsIpng Management OF Mea-
dow Land The HAY Hs,vest The Various Flnds OF Pas
Section VTte Reproduction OF Animel and Neget
bile Substances Vegetable Reproduction The Harvest.
Wheat
Gusno; It's Nature and Use BY Prof Hardy of Va
Prospects IN Virginia for New Seters Proposed Sete
mea, OF NewJersey Farmers in the vicinity OF Petersburg
Report relation the probable Immigration into Lower
Virginia
The Breed-FIuit Tree.
Sugar, aud Effects Man and Animals. By James H
FepnelL
A Profitable Animal
The Science Of Botany and Horticulture; How Cultivated
IN oiher Countries.
Ammonia and Water In Gaaro-A Simple Method for de
terrnning the Free and Combined Ammonia and Water
Gasns ard other ManureS
General Treatment of Greenhouse Plants
Effects OF Drou,h on Indian Corn, SC.
Philadelphia Butter Its high Flavor and the Source
whence THE Is derived
Flowing
Treatise on Mich Cows-Concluaed.
Labor and Machinery.
The Disease. OF the Horse, by William Yous,-
mo' lurons Vegetables and Animals and the
Means heal calculated to counersc, their Rsvsges-Lce
BY Rev. James Duncan
Indian Co-n-Use OF 1t In England
Prices Current
S Price IS per annum, payabls in advapce
GREELEY McELRATH, Publishers
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FLOuR AND MEAL-Western 10 stesdy at yester'
ay mice. with farther sales Of 1000 bbls for export
rs a. Mos, holders ask S. So In Southern 25O bos
Howards. sold at IS l2i. Meal is dull.
GRAIN-Thc sales of wheat yesterday were about
60 oa0o sold In lois at 7a 80 cts Corn Is in
fair demand the sales 5000 for New Orleans AZ o'~
69 cts, and COCO Southern 81 cts.
wHIsHY-ls dull-drudge is held at % cents al
which 200 bbls. sold today.
PROvIsIONs-Are all dull and we have no cha'se W
notice in prices
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Schools.
CFEAT REDUCTION: NOW OR NEVER! !

EKEAT REDUCTION NOW OK NEVE :
VI Mr.. Gold smith will continue receive pupils few
weeks longer only the reduced terms of Three Dollars
for Of 10 lessons in mercantile and epso!ary
PfSMkS.HIP; guarantying satisfactory improvement
and m rapid hand the expiration Of the course
Academy 2Gg Broadway, 81. y and p. Circulars
m.y he had AZ rooms Ladies clqss every day IL
O'Clock .en during the dsy and evening al 7lis
EDUCATIONAL Maron Lady Of high respectsbity,
L. living the upper part OF III. CITY, in exceedingly
pleasant and healthy location will receive three young
Misses under ten wears or age her family board and
educate in such will the utmost sas
faction 10 these who may their daughters To her
charge. Terms moderate. Address MINERVA. lower
y 81 ~
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BILL and for our own part have no doubt
ha,eyer of lie final passsge and that too as we have
before said, without injurious amendments
(Pittsburg Journal, March %
The Cambridge aud Lexington Railroad Mass
viii be graded so far as to permit the laying of part OF
the rails in mey.
At Mobile rates of Exchange have undergone III
,e or no change Both the supply and demand good for
an MISUNDERSTANDING 7a7sc Francs 5 35a5 36.;
Nav York co day bills 2as. sight per cent. discount
Aabs. Notes are scarce and In good demand at lat
per cent. dis
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Reported for The Tribune.
WEDNESDAY, April
AsHEs-Therc is nothing doing in either kind.
nnrroN-Thn aains n day nre 600 bales without
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NEW caRPETINGs,
Floor OIL Cloti', &c. far The Sprin. Trad.

r SMITH, JR- { Co.
No. 254 Broadway, opposite Cy Hall.
HAyE NOW in their warehouse, aud are constantly
IL receiving the richest and elegant styles of
psinss embracing The psuerus and comprising
variety which for beauty Ans extent Ia entirely
passed Among the assortment inay be found the folo,r
kinds OF goods adapted 10 every mode of furnishing.
ELEGAxT FRENCH AuBussoN CARPETS,
ENGLISH AxMrSsTEs-
ROYAL VELVET WILTON, md
TApEsrRIE VELVET and BRUSSELS CtRPETrSGs
ofnew and beautiful de-gua and rich coors superior to
thing before re,eived Three Ply Superhne sad Fps In
grain Carpetngs, OF every variety; Veneiians Plain
rw;lled and DaInass. OF every quality snd width
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
of various patterns and description containing many en-
,rey new designs old and e seasoned readyor immei.
ale rse together with complete Of ali other ar
Licl-s connected With lns trade.
An persons furnishing private residences hotels and
steamboat. will od IL 10 iher advantage examine this
goods before making their selections the
goods we Oder al exceedingly low prices. ma lmls.
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u spring style.-S5 Hats for IS 80. mt MlLLss
It's Broadway, Howard Ho,el.The public will bear in
mind that the above such has usually sold for
s. So bat higher priced article IN sct S. hs and all that
Is asked fer Il is S. So ms Owls
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NOTICE is hereby given that Copsrtnership has TIL.
day been formed between the Subscribers under the
firm Of Jennings and Daniels. who will continue the Book
and Job Printing business heretofore conducted by j. II
Jennings. III No. Ill FuiIon-st
JOSEPH II. JENNINGS.
GEO. +. DANIELS.
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS, sc.
spARKMAS < KELSEY,

No. 256 Broadway, opposite the Para
OFFER at wholesale ard retail very large assortment
Oof ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FLOOR CLOTHS
made with pure lead thoroughly seasoned aud tit for i'm
mediate use, Including Hsres English Floor Cloths and
their own from tue Brooklyn Works; also from vari-
other factories
X invite attention 10 t-irnew patterns ju.; received
rom their they uu'qlc 10 STYLE and urpsss any
hing market in richne's OF cooring aud esgauce
design.
Bod unssleabe pa'isrns, that .ll DO great service
in Offices ki,cheDs, &c sol Il reduced prices
CARPETING.
Just opening, entire stock Of Carre,i1c selected
expressly for City retail sale and well worthy the attention
OF those about purchasing.
~ Term. "a moderate in hny OTHER part OF the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02

or amldou's Hut Esra Enlistment removed from
OF Wal and Nassau TO No In Broadway direct
ly opposite Howard Hotel ms isd
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GO KuoN's Fashionable HINTS for the ensuing
Spring ready Tor inspection and SALE Ell 10 Fulton
(bsween wism sul Nassau. To those W no ars not
the voiaes Of fashion, but always wish uniform, In
The kind OF Hat they wear which becoming 10 them
can have their Hats mad- order, very short notice
mil lmls'
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~ DR.. Bunning's Body Brace.-For the re-
lief of weakness of Lungs, Voice. Spine, Limbs and
System generally. particularly OF Dyspepsia Cosiiveness
Pain In The Stomach and Sides so children aud adults
who are weak tend sloo7 laCgued on exercise
and ARE inclined to lean one elbow.
lady In attendance 10 The ladies' department from 10 A
NJ. 10 l p NJ. and from to E z. NJ.
Office 4S7 Broadway. mis- 3mis
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mis- 3n,is

NJ Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Indigestion Piles,
Jalndce Vertigo and ali chronic and nervous complaints
occurring in debilta!ed constitutions are efeciuay and
permanently cured by lhs OF Dr. Woods Sarssp4ria
and Wnd Cherry Bitters. The favor with which Il has
been received since Its introduction is the best recon-
mnndatiou IL have ant is considered OF
the and cheapest remedies for the above complaints
has claimed the attention Of The public 1t Is the
most paalahle medicines aud the lime its
ons are so decided and energetic that hose who Try will
never ue any other remedy Sold Wholesale and retail by
mSO 6ti. WYATT L KETCHAM, l2l Futon.sL N. Y.
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Sy Genriemen,s Hats-Spring Eashiou--WAT.
son & Co Is. Cbatham-st The Spring style Hats ure
new ready for inspection at the Subscribers.
ms lmsTh. S8Tu WATSON & co. Isl Cha,hAmst
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%. MutuaI Benefif Lie Insurance Company

Cy The Wing Convention for Nominating Mayer
and Alnshouse Commissioner Will meet Mt the broadWsy
House on Thursday evening, April %, " O'CLOCK
]. DE PEYSTER OGDEN Chairman
E. c, R ms,n }secre,aries 81,
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THE SUBSCRIBERS. duly appointed Trustees
for The creditors of Davis Stu1ley csbio
vii; .. al the Merchants Exchange in The City Of New
YORK on The tAr:eeut day OF April u o'clock al
noon OF tina, day. ali the right c and ineres; o. said Ds
Wis Studey in the bark lsasc Mead OF sr tackle
apparel and furniture
THOMAS MONAHAN, Trusees.
JOSEPH A BURR,
NsyvYork March Sis, 1915 a. u I'd 9Th t2th
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rF- Sotice.-Dr. Van Zandrs celebrated Health Resto-
tive Anti Dyspeptc md An-Bilious Cahsrtc PILLS are
sold at Wyatt Ketchams No. l2l Futonst Price y cts
,or HOY ms lnist