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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22
FARMERS MEETING

We ask TO call the attention of the Farmers
0f Run ana County 10 the notice tur n meet
ing on the 27lh last, al lhis place. To- take
int" consideration the lmporIat'e of forming
County \ptlrullural Snterv IN arrordNnce
WITH the pfo,islons nt the law OF tLr Saic.
We hope that all viii feel. a. tiev sh"ud, a
deep in'etcs, in Ibis meeting and lhai all tina,
ran. will attend RUiand CnunIy Is. We he
heve, the "olv county ~ the Stale ih,i has
failed IN take advantage "t the rf"vi.lnn 81
this law Will she loueet stand behind her
sister coun1es 10 reference to this imp"rt'nt
natter We hope not.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

DrELLINO a death hlnw 10 this prne
tee has b,cu struck ia Ala ANA. A N,
Mics Ivcy ccnc,i'ug he bad . csu.r NJ
quarrel wlh th, mrmbrr Of inc L"qy larufe
tom Barbour counly challenged ann 10
heh, nod nov Gnds himself eonuesd and
senl 10 'he PcuiIsus,sry
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

Counnchcm,-A Nhlg State Convention
nomination Of State Officers Hon clark
BisSel vas nomnaled Tor Governor, Charles
J. McCurdy for Lieut. Governor, Joan y
GhbeU iot freseurer, and AOU'h Ci,nn Tor
Comptroller.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

! "therefnre drriare Georg" w. Herman.
Gu>,syus 4 An>'n AMI B,tllIu Dtvenport
Ia haNe re- eiysh The gtraiPsl number OF Enlrs
tor sad iii e.and h.t rh-v are duly eIecied
County Commissioners i'I the county aluie-
Sad Tor the year Pp~uiug.
+. ", HOPKINS. County Clerk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22

The Hudson MYERS sisar.h"sls nov reach
e. f,r up ~ P"ugikefp-lr Passengers are
cnmnrshly rnnvcvcd reiwePn that place and
Albany ~iin B>aeh'' EIPsss Man line Of
s,sGes.-41. Arg.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22
STATE OF VERMONT,
RuTIAND. 81.
County Clerks Office, .

CnuuiV Clerks Office,
Jtuury 18Th ls46
Ifredeii XIV Pnpkns. cl.rk ot the toun-
~ o. RultAud, dn .eulY that on cany ts>lnr
tie votes tar Comfy Commissioners Tor the
county OF Nu'ard, on tie l5Ip day 81 JaLu-
nry 4. y Isi6, de- find tie adirNiug per-
sons "a have received che number ol yous
annexed to IheH name. respectively, as iyl-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-22


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were o,nu,po,cn, No n,,ion
,pt, rpolhpf,hiog when We BE-.
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90 stack and We might find
impossible fot Us us to conquer
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a'" oi ~ - pr'd"crssofs
'p7'e us' - Ct Oregon suppose.
stated. lhoi wc succeed IN mol
power OF Great B'rmln thitt1"
.. uE1CIe waves IN triumph over ia"
81 james Whn, then? W.
.fe" pot Or'ron and ruIacd our
would my rhunking man say At
f'. f' p cnnt'H liz" that. that thu. gov.
,... .oul or could, br Whist it was a,
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VI s. 80 prpr',ded At some length 10
f. .hc present tendency Of things
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tr1.s ,vls-, rl,o in which the
..L. .uIry vas conccrn,l nnI
.., Us +, s orr honor nr
a ~ f,h, # hn,nlrc hike
,i, South VIZ K coulI b.,
.nl - Bn hero were r,uNr.
'Hp "'I'l harc 40 asa t.Inn any
... 'a srs- = h,p'r iur.I g.
Ytra' 'ut u.IH - l..
'. .tYng OFT w,th a.. tina, power
81, aonnr ol oar oNn country d-nau
- NJ OK those who hll nrvrr rs
'n'n'I'ei Nc The honor OF a NJ.
'9.i scarcely, under anv circnn,s,,n
lrr"3 from rs interest anil us no
.pi there must Ne n very clrnr case
OF ,nsnlt and u,l(nl d"vrnd rt,"n
nation could h" called upon to rllh'
H..r II DID not deny God forbid
deny that there WINS such a thing
H'' / honor, hg,it was an honor who's"
'tt silcs "ns no. only I"alousv. hu'
n"'o That was not ni'Ienal honor
Il he- n"co'm'lon, whether con
'. .v GOOD or bld nrn That was not
f'n honor which icop7fiA"1 the M.
"N p &C. ID" national prosperity lnj the
H.u npplncss for shadows Look n,
o., t...J Of our revolutinnniv fnhrIs -
'' n"cressinn ana to what on'rn'
"'grnnt acts OF oppression M"v
20 before thrv ore" the SWORD.
% orc we ao"u''
Ii- Il aid he was ready 10 90 rs fir rs
IN had gone, or might go-s,rp
|a W.1sDrc Tor mcAsnr"---,a relation
ron territory He wont fr CT.
far 9'ulnr the whole Of %
re wen, for gculng i, ia the only
rh /, could b. pot And yet
| Tint lis honor demanded h.
lh!s notice. and end the exist.
things. without beinr shown one
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= MoRE OF THE PRIEST MEpRASo.--Wc have again
to present another scene in the life Of this reverend
gentleman who has already gained such an uneviabls
notorcty The Patra of yesterday says that has seen
letter from Havana received by the last arrival which
states that the Priest Medrano arrived in that city
disruisod A. sailor and then obtained for the price OF
tevc doubIoops passport for jamaica, where he has
gone in company with Hernandez and Mary Mckeos;
Ali the effects and equPeges belonging 70 Medrano and
Hernandez without her knowledge consent This UNI
fortunate lady whose name Is Dona Francisco Aloy
has been made nearly insane owing 70 these late pro-
ccedings The whole Of the facts connected with thi
iamensbc and harrending history well adapted to
convey the truth that truth Is stranger than fcfon
We wonder what the next act Of the priest will be p
Nesc Orleans Bee, .4prif "a.
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Court OF General Sessions.
before Recorder Scott, Aldermen Brady AMI Seam an


Jonn Mckeon, Esq, District Attorney.
MAY o.-Ptea Of Gulty.-charlcs Moore colorod, in
dicted LOT peu larceny in stealing property alleged to
Dc worth $40 from the store of Messrs Wheeler aul
sentence.
.fnofher Plea Of Guiity.-samuel NJ. whitehead in
dicted for grand larceny, in stealing gold watch &c,
alleged to be worth S75 belonging to u Mr. Richards,
the court sentenced him to be imprisoned in the state
prison for the term Of two years.
Trial for Misdemeanor.-Mchacl Mitchell, indicted
for insuring selling lottery policies at his ONCE in
Ridge street, TO carpenter named VIM Graham II was
shown the part Of the that the accused
being arrested returned Graham his money, and Of
fered the policeman a bonus to be let oG The jury
found the accused guilty and the Court sentenced him
to be imprisoned in the pcnitentary for the term Of six
months.
on his trial for alleged burglary in the ond degree
in breaking into the house Of Mr. Could in 25th street.
on the gath Of July last and stealing herefrom $50 In
gold coin besides sundry articles Of ewery &c. On the
part prosecution Mrs Gould deposed that on the day
In question: sent to her residence and informed
her that her husband had been In tho lower
part of Broadway which information induced her to lock
up her dwelling and proceed Immediately to tho spot
where Lockwood had stated that her husband might BE-
found but arriving there she ascertaned that tho
ing home she discovered that the house had been fco
niousy entered and robbed of the property before de
scribcd The jury found the prisoner guilty Of petit
larceny only and the court sentenced him to be mpr
so ned in the penitentiary for six months.
Trial for Grand Larceny Two Germans named Adam
Richiey and Richard Boyc, then tried on charge
OF stealing fourteen hogs OF the value OF 500 belonging
to Patrick Pendergas from pen between 2eh and 10th
gcniously defended by cousellor T. W. Terhune, who
summed the their behalf in his usual brief and
laconic style and the jury at o'clock came into court
and rendered a verdict Of not guilty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-06

NopLE CHARIry.-A number Of young ladies offruska-
ooss, Ala actuatsd bya sudabs desire 10 confer the
greessgoeA AAsis power upon their scs, have epcnsd
s soAse! W oos.ss spsc r sns hsssSAi;, nsyysa
Sssa ssnss. We consider ikb % sssssfs. ysss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-06
1872 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

~,prr,,,r>-. lfrem lhe Euensng Post nn
kEAM FoR
iRS1 s
BY those who know that i impossible g manufacture an
, Of and pmpes and ,od cheap
and comfort shaving, should possess themselves
From the New York Gazeue--The New sosp.-we speak
from and We speak from the more proe
out in hi, dep.r.ment Of modern
believe Al e: ss:. .S.yias soap .hs world:
know By 10 be the he KIND OF Sssns scam AND
who have troublesome boards should 10, be
r.: 70 ;ss
Where may e
R S9sa :ss s Be-
self Is an A
s &c hs ss "a s.d 'y.s al
;ss ss * Rs .i r.s.s:
for SALE Wholesale and retail and for S s1pSa Sy
M si g sSfiI norm '''s'
NBMerch.nts particularly requested 70 call and
@ .s
ss s as;s Ass i
MODEL OF NEW YORK.
THE UNDERSIGNED i now receiving order, for news
&c ss @ 1.~: Of s s
70 70 70 inches in length and for moderate
nss places business msasiseorss hotels private resi-
q e. Both and
agents: and capable f.ns.esns business.
2%f is sGTs' iron" T. RokfkR BELpEN NO Broadway
TASSELS, -
e. ' ams I%ns so ol Sos sa'si Ss
bag, 81 Also variety Of binding M GSt; e, SALE
mis- linen 81 Maiden lane. eemsI q WiI.m
ITO MARRIED. LADIEs.-A Secret Worth KnQwing-
Apply for further particulars to DR.. CHI T. MONTEL,
lower post ONCE No letters taken from the once unless ssy
post paid. a imsrc
TO MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURES.
ATHEs Of all descriptions, from to 2, feet long, furnish
~ ed 4 short notice Also cutting engines suitable for ~
scriber, Hudson, New York. '~'@''''' 80 :
ITO ALI who arc saiesd With .h:ug.sis complaints; s
soi Broadway The Pscuii.rite Of SUCH that cares
ash n sesoa. o" Sail RS.a S.s..ss
skim Joint. &c Ihe Charges are 90 Moderated q to fetch
- MAGIC HAIR DYE.
ID ED OR GREY WHISPERS changed TO 4 beautiful
ss Hair Dye Country s.nilsSsu have bque orwsrd
ssossa o under Ssosis.y
Price q per bottle with full directions for use accompanying
City gentlemen are invited to call the depot where they
,s hs,e .Pso pair q bet wse N. rec
NOTICE.
~ & = !: g!s:i s:
y" 8 ':sd y HSs 4; Sfs |; hs
Dated thi. Issh Day Of April, isss. .as lm.rc
5000 .:s,s SEs s;: =: !. / sss' lu:isy-
sAias WGz6 NcsSss sGSss.
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United States Circuit Court.
Befmc Judge Nelson.

MAY 5.-Emerson y. Hoss, ct sL-This case was not
finished when the court adjourned.
Charge Of Cruel and Unusual Puniskmsnf.--Francis
Pratt second mate Of the packet ship Duchess DOrleans
was arrested yesterday by Deputy Marshal Morrison,
under bench warrant II appeared that in February
last, on voyage from this port to Havre. diicuy
Cured between Pratt and Of the crew named John
son, upon which occasion il is alleged that Pratt struck
Johnson and fractured his jaw The case was brought
before Commissioner Morton about ten days ago. and dis
missed by him a. not coming within the Of Congress
Alter that an indictment laid before the Grand Jury
and they found true bill, upon which the bench
rant was issued and Pratt arrested above stated lie
was held to bail in $500. ffR
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Court OF Common Pleas.
RcCoro Jud0 ,Urohom

Moss, Gross 4 Co. y. Psii;p Burows.-This
plaintiffs are dry goods merchants residing at Lansing
burgh and sold to person named johnson, agent for
one Augustus Adams, who carried business at ST.
Louis goods to the amount of $780, They allego that
Burrows guaranteed the payment and bring their action
for its recovery nonsut granted, the ground
that guaranty proven.
For plaintiffs, Mr.. N. B. Blunt; for defendant, M.
Brady
John Hanna, rs. Wm D. Hufehfnss, ct al-This was
off, Plaintiff replied that a suit brought for tho
covcry of the amount Of the or which the price
Of bill Of goods sold to plaintiff in December last Yer
dict for defendant
For plaintiff, scoles and Cooper for defendant Mr. j.
T. Doyle.
Before Judge Ulshoefer
Peter Daupergne Is. james d. Cramsey-Acton for ~
sau and battery Defence, that plaintiff struck the FIRST
blow, and that defendant only acted in self defence
Sealed verdict this morning.
For plaintiff, Mr. II. 7. Clark for defendant Judge In
al.
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PEOPLES LINE OF sTESAMBoATs FOR Albany
sssssy and Ss Pm
s "a. ss,. Hsas
s::asa: FkNbS EI;' HSDsSN Cam, crr.na.n
viz Leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Evenings
A'.Ssss :.s'ss Ss,s:s places
Sass and ssadss
sa1 Ga s.s Il sss wi.
II; above Boat. win ~ times arrive Albany in ample
All persons are forbid trusting any Of the Boats of
this line whou. written order from Che Captains or Agents.
S de once % he wharf, iSa'e ''s %ye
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL
EXCURSIONS.
~ a then ssiT y: Eis:'.ss :S:
ni e
'H re Fss ss and
NsSs Boat. run from HoSofsa to Barclay stree, unit,
Ferriaee ca cents. mi smsr
NEW YORK, ALBANY AND Troy LINE.
80 &c, FOR I. Ak LIB; y AND TROY DIRECT
-lI!., Pas.sngsy. taking this Boat will arrive in
I aS,s so Ta wh. and eS
The steamer EnlFlNk MACY, leaves the
Of Courandt street. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The Steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt VIM. II. Peck will
Pier foot Of Coulandt Monday Wedne
day and Friday evenings, at O'Clock.
For Passage Freight, apply board the Office
the wharf.
Freight put charge the Freight Agent or the
Company will not be responsible for loss. APO If
AN~N - The Proprietors Of Steamboats, wishing
Bells hung, would do well to pay visit on
Governor boat John Stevens Wooster Traveller &C.
and examine Homers improved style Of Bell Hanging
put and strong and warranted for year. H. H.
70. Ann street. mr2i Inns
@6 STATEN ISLAND.
On Monday lhe 10th day Of April, the Steam
boats SYLPH and STATEN ISLANDER will leave New
York and Staten Island follows, until further notice
Leave Staten Island al 6, O. g. TO- II o'clock AM q
O'Clock, PM.
Leave New York. front Whitehall street, at T. o. TO- IL
O'clock AM; l, 2, 3, 4, 5, o'clock, AM
On Sundays, the first boat from the island will leave A.
NJ, and the first boat from New York at 9 AM.
BA freight the risk Of the thereof a2lrc
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ASTOR HOUSE BATHS

Entrance, No vesey street., private door Aston House)
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the above
.1rsy and The largest in this city n point Of
Baths until II o'clock night saturday night
Price Of bath. Is The Sea Baths
MIA 1msr HENRY L.. RAbINEAJJ Proprietor
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FURNITURE PLUSH.

FURNITURE PLUSH.
have rs from their Fas
Pushes o. and qualities. suitable for cabiset,
'''s'' ."' ' SxfTEGx fILs suLELIA9 CO,
CHALLENGE TO THE UNITED STATES.
N:s 9oSt and nd, Is; s.sSso.as ssy s
compete with them % v nj ~ 2 SHADES
s M he
adq s x ns Sn door from s somS *
Chambers st. msl im.rc.
NOTICE.
AN as. s: Anti
Wyatt 4 Retchums III Fulton street. Price Is cents
Wooster and Greene streets Of Sheet Brass
ii sfss@ B: :s
j: % and m.as S''Ss s..
j. g. NJ viii deliver goods sold by him in any part Of ,hi.
city Brooklyn, shipped board Of any vessel free Of
P-Bss and Copper Tubing Of all sizes made to order
IDLE HOUR BOOK.
lust PUBLISHED-The idle Hour Book. containing
300 paEss with 600 sngravings-price only 81 centsre.
Fs:y fl % : .'ss; % s cheap
:'; g. ;'s ::
L %s F' fG S III; r fsfs + tS s
NOTICE TO THE. PUBLIC in GENERAL-The
subscriber after ealaEing h: misses is now prepared
to Clean GsIpe Of every dsscspOn from 70 to 100 yards,
si Coat. cleaned dressed, from Pants do
NB.-Terms cash. ms imsrc
THE AMAZON WIGS,
II The Wiz. and
they
fit the head BY mechanical entirely new;
hs and become and parcel Of the
ms ass. h ss.s s.:.i S Sss:: h
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
IMPORTERS, ! ! SSkksssASS srAk5 HkF UP STAIRS
SGWEsT s
snsi sHifsi.s' ssf''&fr
i. I flower: by the case imported s.D,s; for
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
hat TO q hi :nS
and can "A sci
5:a the rs w:n
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
A ND MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS.-Having just re-
"A cevcd by the Havre packets Zurich and Francois
fresh Of French Flowers and Materials
quality and styles low prices take
the dealers Sk Is .Si e 6
mil 1m*mc 1i6 William street
BORDEAUX WINES.
lust Received per bark Caao from Bordeaux,
red Wines ST. Julien Ducu, Chateau Larose Margeaux,
% and half red Wines. St, Julien Medoc Mar.
geaux, &c.
81 casks and half do white Wines, Haul Sautene Haut
PTeignac and Graves.
The above wines have carefully for
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Before Chief Justice Jones.
MAY 5.-Daniei BURNETT Chas. Depelin and John
Cosgrore-Ths was action to recover $l76, quar-
ers rent of store situated in the Bowcry leased to do
PENDANTS by plaintiff For the defence, proof given
that the lease or instrument filed up In blank for
the convenience of the parties and that the upon
which the store was hired were afterwards embodied in
the lease that in consequence the defendants were
vented from carrying their business and had to give
up the premises Verdict for the plaintiff for the amount
claimed and interest
For plaintiff, slosson and schel For defendants, Mr..
Peter Wilson
Before Judge vanderpoeL
I'm. .diburtis vs. Lyon Standardization Of Debt
for forfeiture under the statute.-Plaintf was owner
Of house In Chambers street. and let to defendant for
year from the LIST of May lS43 The two first quar-
tcrs rent paid, but the third quarter not and
plaintiff elected the defendant, under tho statute and
brought his suit in October last alleging that the defend
ant had removed, in the month Of February previous,
part of his goods to the amount Of $780, and claims
the of $l400 double the amount Of the property
moved Two three defcnces set up to show that
defendant and the who surety for him
relied and that this suit is brought at his nsgaon and
secondly that plaintiff had stipulated with defendant to
take set Of teeth which be valued at $751; that
he afterwards refused to take them and they left
defendants hands Verdict this morning. For plain
tiff, Joachimson for defendant Mcssrs Cudy and Jordan
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Movements OF Travellers.


Yesterdays arrivals still increased from every
section Of the Union The following l. an abridged Gu
ta9sus from the PTnepsdI rfgi,;t5;s. A. The
H. Van Bohhelen, Newbcrn; Dr. worthington Philadel.
pha; @. Lundry, Louisiana; W. Kains, Tennssssei Col
0ooding, Yorktown; j. Williamson, Wilmington; Dr..
Parish, Philadelphia.
AsroK-E. BurrilI, Judge Storms, Mr.. Turnbul pufs-
10; J. Meredith Baltimore; J. Adams, Boston; George
Saunders Salem; H. Robins Boston, L. Pratt Prsttville
George Herbert, Ellsworth; Mr.. Gowdey, Nashville; A.
Jackson Florence Ala; T. May, st. Louis; W. Stock
ton, Philadelphia Dr. Bailey, Baltimore; A. Blackmors,
psrd Manguez. Porto Rico DMsnago, do; J. RAdsms,
Amss, Springfield; Captain 6lynn, g,sNi George Hall.
Boston, WEBB s s%S rs.S.pss
FsAsnnrs-Thos Locke. M. Barlow, s. AiSsns; Rev.
Holman, Bo:ton + willard Springfield; J; Elliott New
ry; T. simpson New Bedford; Ciinch, Phiisdeiphis,
+ Prtchard. Westerlsy; o. Jones' Brockville q. Fay,
Albany; N Nixon Cincinnati; O. Adams, st. Aibans; A.
HowAaD-L. T. sibiy, Massachusetts; Msssrs Brigham,
Mssse rhiadspSis Root MoRaws o Tnsic sams.
Philadelphia; W. Balls, Virginia; w. Laght, Phiadel-
phia Morton, Montresl |: Chichester Troy; T. len
Ain.lis quebec; :. bullion, Albany; > n whiiiock.
Richard Stuart Delaware; A. Clarke, Indiana; w. p.
Edwards. Philadelphia.
STEAM EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LrFE.--On Satur-
day afternoon, about O'Clock, the boiler OF a
small steamboat lying st Testons wharf cslled the Ex
pertinent exploded and nearly destroy the boat There
were four persons on board Of hcr at the time Of the
accdentMr. George NJ DoIbcarc his brother, another
man, and boy Mr.. Geo. NJ Dolbeare The engineer.
and wounded severely In tho hcad by the fragments
Of tho boiler We learn from the Sun that he survived
til O'Clock this morning. when he died from the severity
Of his wounds. Tho other two not 70 badly hurt
A lad, son Of Mr. Thomas Tileston who was standing
upon the wharf, scsldcd in the face and received
wound in the forehead, but was not dangerously hurt
Portions Of the engine and boiler says the .fdVeriser
standing the end Of tho wharf Il the time Of the
explosion and several Of them blown into the water
but were all recovered One lad named Gardner said
have had his leg broken Tho boat said been
he model from which the revenue cutter MLsne wa
originally built and had submerged Propelcr a ne
irst trial with her whenthe explosion took Plscc-BoS
Transcripf, Nay l.
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@ Ne @ @
GEORGE McBKlDE, Jr. has removed his Office to No
e BROADWAY and continues to remit in sums large
SMALL residing in Of Ireland the
he and his predecessor business have done for
the last thirty years and more also part Of England
Scotland.
Money RENTED by letter. postpaid the subscriber
personally deposited it'll him. with the Of the person
Or persons Ireland England Scotland 70 whom it is
ted and paid accordingly and receipt that effect
forwarded to the sender. a28 lmsr
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SHOWER. BATHS

SHOWER BATHS.
CMITHS Patent Portable Fleeing Shower Baths as per
- the opinion Of the yesss ofthe elegant
most simple and cheap articles invented
the purposes Of household bathnE and family
gentleman LADY, should be without Of them
notes the health than comfort besides the important
luxury OF cool bath in hot seasons.
Wholesale aud retail at 49,
329 Broadway
MlLLET the Music Publisher and Dealers in Musical In
strumens still continues supply his friends aud the public
generally and much larger scale, with every article OF
Music merchandise, at his well known establishment.
MILLETs MUSIC SALOON,
myl Ne0dsrc. 329 Broadway.
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These ships good sub.anfs vessels ably
and will sail punctuay their regular days Their accom-
modaons for good and will be
paid to promote their comfort The Captains will
less bills Of lading signed therefor.
For freight or passage, apply to
WOODRUFF MINTURN,
81 South street, New York,
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~ ROBERTSON'S PHTNIX ~
HAT AND CAP MANDATORY
INTUITION ST, BETWEEN NASSAU and WILLIAM.
THE proprietor of this Establishment has recently added
his sysensive stock Of spring goods assortment Of
price really superb articles only 50 So being
iss. than the goods in the
tbs great disparity in price may BE- easily The
splendid establishments Broadway, he is in consequence
enabled to or goods Of corresponding description at lower
Yatee, q 1m*r
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BORDEAUX WINES.
lust Received bark Callao from Bordeaux
u red Wines, ST. Julien Ducr Chateau Larose Margeaux,
Latour Leoville, &c.
90 casks and half do red Wines st. Julien, Medoc Mar
geaux, &c.
81 casks and half do white Wines Haul Sauterne Haut
PTeignac and Graves.
The above wines have been carefully selected for this
ket by house in Bordeaux and landing and offer
ed from the wharf, reasonable terms, by
m2o eodlm~rc JOHN SCHMIDT, is2 Fulton 81.
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.fER FOR LfVERPQ0L-The New Line-Reeusr
SS & I'm 81 n EAE HE; ;Yp' SsS ;w 1sg
80 : 'ss3 .:'.s;
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WkAPPING PAgER,i
5000 !. q. 'ss : \ sIl;! !l!!gss!||E!!;;''