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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-19

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF VERMONT
have received the Message of Governor Eaton,
and find it brief, pointed, and well written. After
the usual allusion to the benicence ofProvidence,
and expressions of thanks for it's bounties, he
states to the Legislature that they have but little
to do, and speaks thus OF proTacted sessions =
In the proper field of legislation there is not, my
interests, which will demand your attsntion. >
Our habits Of rapid legislation Of course expose to the
expedition in the transaction OF business can scarcely be
regarded fault, unless carried to the exreme and
this ought doubtless to be guarded against But imp
econs and errors whether the result of haste or Of
changing circumstances, should OF course be remeded
experience and practice bring them to light
He refers thus to the necessity of public in
tegrity -
Among the subjects which may claim your attention.
will perhaps be that of system of public accounting
confidence does not seem to be universally felt that
an apology could found any where for any Of
practice in the Of public funds there surely
PIRATE subject for your inquiry whether any urther pro-
visions necessary for securing that puncualty and
fidelity in this branch Of the public service which the
interests OF the State require.
After a view Of the agricultural wealth and i'm
portance Of Its preservation in the State, and COM
mending the common schools, the Governor bit
terly comes out in hostility to slavery; and in re-
idtion W tiie dhHcAduOH Ol texas, ne SdyS:-
And while We are resping, we have begun to do
the bitter fruits OF the measure which has already
contaminated in defiance of the wishes of Vermont ind
in oppost to her earnest appeals to national justice
and national magnanmity is to her of re.
greet but rather Of and honest PRIDE that she re
monsrsted against the in advance and
her best energies to its contamination And her
regrets under the calamities which have followed the
deed OF wrong may be allevated by the reflection that
they are not Of taeir own procuring.
The passage OF the tariff bill is spoken of as OPP
posed to the interests Of the State, as follows -
Vermont cannot her interests crushed and her
pey stayed without uttering her clear and deep toned
condemnation OF the ruinous policy under which her
prospects thus blghted She has insisted and will
stl insist upon protection snd correct sy stem
OF national policy. Her convictions, both in regard to
its utility and the obligations of TO Weld
to her its benefits have been clear allow her TO be
shaken in her belief frightened into quiet submission
by distinct and open reputation OF the protective prn-
cpls The important considc-
ration that this the anti tariff policy benefits other
lands al the expense OF our own overlooked by the
supporters Of the system in their desire
complish concden purposes of their own, purposes
at best of local and limited utility 10 the attainment oil
which they ready TO sacrifice the welfare of the
| country.
On the whole, the message may be viewed as
fair exposition of the views of the New Engl and
wing party.
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ANorHEa Acr IN tue RICHMOND TRAeEpY.-hc-
coTdins to tie accounts from Richmond, the un-
fortunate Mrs. Myers has become raving ma
MAC, at her fathers house. One account states
positively 'hat she had put an end to her life with
lsudanum.
The Richmond Whig, of the l5th inst says,-
The trial Of VIM. Myers, s 3. Myers and Williams.
Purr, before the Mayor was yesterday upou Che conrl
Of the argument of the Communicating s,to,nsv
NJ 70 close, the Mayor deciding that the prisons
Vbe sent on for further tri1l before an Fxanin.
% be held on Wednesday next The Mayor
I'd the parties vsrs ~ o~mnitssd 10 lad
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OUrRAeg.--A lady who, with her daughter, came
UP in the steamer Belle. made complaint at the police
Office yesterday against q canal runner named J. w.
Deey for committing a rape upon the person Of her
daughter in tho canal Office the pier Daley was
rested and held TO BAIL and hope he VIII receive the
punishment he so richly deseres.-.aBsny knfeher'
keekef, 1914 int
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Carlton House, Brvadw.y.-We are happy

carlton House, BrOadways-We arc happy
to be able TO refer readers in another
column Of this days Herald by which will b observed
that Ny. H. AoDor,, 50 long known Is the Rpasr
arrange ment by which he will be enabled to coati-
nue. the Of that vonts hotel uadsr eiscum
auspieous than tofore hAxsG
ehsssd ths interest Of his lste Bsa the entire
ntro Of THE establishment will devove Ar n.
than whom, hear Of competent and willing
TO provide for the and comfort Of his
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The wings Of Sussex county, N. j., have nominated
John Runk for Congress
Hicks Worden Manoah Pratt, William Henderson. and
John Lakn the democratic candidates for Assembly
in Onondsga county
The democrats have nominated VIM Fuller in the
Oath district and Sanford E. Church in the saith trict
OF this State a candidates for Congress.
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otyps arWe have seen specimens Of copies Of da
gusrreotype k enesses put upon resembling nue.
The facility sad viii when these are
of dollars 100 perfect engraved copies. white
qu specims II be the Piumbe onal
Da sueeian Gallerypper Of Broadway and Murray
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Metallic Tablet Razor Shropshire atten-
zion Of dealers invited his article being made OF the
best material city msnufsure aud under the subs
immediate supersioa They have in all rendered to
purchasers the perfect sstisf,tion.
O. SAUNDERS SON,
III Broadway. lew doors above Courtlandr 81.
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Portable Shaving Cases.-The subscribers
have time been engaged in etunng the shove
having broueh perfection po .be. combining
gsnce with utility As such, with eonhdenee offered 70
the public For sale by q. SAUNDERS son,
III Broadway. opposite Howard Hotel
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Ysslsslsx In tsIlsgsuSs.
iprron or rRB Hrw YonE HsnAlp 49,

To THE kprren o. TINS Nrw Xohx AfhAAD -
In your paper Of yesterday the following certificates
NOarHras LreHr, Oct II, Is%s.
To rHr EDIroa or the HERALD:
the pilot Of the coqustts informed me that the wind a,
Il stood caused scutherly current
that no one on board the coSusss took the bearing. q
the land q: we supposed the Maria satisfied she
would not have hauled her wind.
will say nothing in regard to Com Stevens's fat
tradic ton of the distance having been performed as
think the following cer6cat' will prove that had
ter. ~ ' THOMAS PARsoNs
Twas on board the Northern Light pilot and state
most no ,tivsy that the Woodlands bore w by from
point whore we were placed sSs
occasion. ohroonh ihoMAs.
We. the undsrsgpsd state ss' gs.S,s.y that tn:
BENZ LAKIN.
DAVID THOMAS ROBINSON.
NICHOLAS BERRY.
As the Woodlands are eight ten miles in length,
think neither Of the sgners run much risk In being
very ositire indeed that some portion of them did bear
west by south OF the station boa and had they stationed
nsr n I'M, o. 70 s: on as s
The agreement between Capt Rogers and Mr. PARSONS
distinctly understood and avowed in Mr. Parsons letter
of the l5th that the south part oil the woodland
should bear w. by of the station boat
Mr. Parsons in his letter of the 5h asserts that he was
placed mere ana tnat ne coulu proven
Of five persons who had been in the plotting bushes all
their lives
Has he done so Do the pilots mean, by their certid
Gates to say, insinuate that the south part Of the
Woodlands did bear w. by 8. Of the ". Light If they
formed 25 miles in four hours fy.sx minutes and thirty
seconds, against wind and sea- and tidea feat, viii
venture to say sailing vessel performed before
likely to perform again If they do not mean this
and intend but ito keep the premise to the ear they
have resortsd to an evasion little worthy Of them
With determination to say more upon the subject
remain your obt servt,
JOHN c. STEVENS.
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4 comparison OF prices current at the close Of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close Of the
previous week, exhibits an improvemenin Pennsylvania
Fves Of y per cent. Norwich and Worcester yE, Canton
y, Norris Canal \, vicksbuIs Y and . klliaS " h
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creased the anxiety to hear from Europe. The
Caledonia, due at Boston, is in her fifteenth day,
and will probably arrive there some time to day
She will bring half months later intelligence
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WINTER AMUsEMENrs.-We notice that the ball
season is already upon us. There are some twen-
~ or thirty balls already the taps. and the pre-
sent season promises to be one of the most lively
that we have seen for many years. All the ball
rooms and assembly rooms are being engaged,
and we understand that Niblo's saloon was en-
gsgsd Tor the entire season before it was burned
down We expect TO see great doings in the way
Of danclng u Is W inter.
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Whi1 mai. AIS
Poiit,cat Intelligence.

Wing gain by reported returns about 900, though
probably official returns may much change tho result
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The representation thus stands wings and 4democrats
being q wing gain OIL.
FLORIDA
The returns incomplete but there IL little doubt OF
the reelection of Cabel (whig) The returns
1916 l641.
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Common Pleas.
Before Judge Daly.

FEB. 2S.-WilIiam Elliott rs. Warrington Holt and
Thos. Harn.-This action to recover $5O4, ave
quarters rent of house and premises in Sullivan
used ~ q soap and candle mandatory. The defence
. setof. Proof was given, that in May, 1884, when
pdated state, and altogether unfit for either a dwelling
or q mandatory, and q verbal understanding had
between the parties that the plaintiff should put them in
tenanable repair Workmen wero accordingly en-
poyed BY plaintiff to mako the necessary repairs and
the defendants allege they paid the workman several
sums on account Of their contracts, which they
claim to set on against the plaintiffs demand. For
plaintiff Mr. l.. Livingston for defendant Mr. White.
dict in this for the plaintiff for S2oo the smount
Of the recognizance. For plaintiff, Messrs Derry x
Porter for defendant; Mr. Parsons.
Before Judge Ingraham.
Jaquss RS. Jcnss-This cause IL not yet concluded,
although has occupied the court three days Aher
paintrs counsel had got through with his tevdence
yesterday, defendants counsel moved for q nonsuh
which will be decided this morning
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ALARMING AccrDENT.-On the 18th inst, the
smoke house and part Of the flooring Of the large
warehouse Of Henry Ames Co., g. Louis, Mo, gave
way and the great Of meat in the smoke house,
and the -four meat, &C. on the second and third floors
ofth warehouse preciptated to the lower story
In this warehouse there are two smoke houses TIE
eastern smoke house fell-the in the corner, and
connected with the walls Of the main building remains
standing, although filed to iu utmost capacity The
Mssss Amos had in the store Tor merchants Of the CITY,
about 400 900 lbs ofbacon Outside smoke house.
the third floor, and within the main building, very
large amount Of bacon, four, &C. estimated At abous
100000 lbs, was stored Several men were engaged
work 10 the building who were much bruised ~ We
fall. They were sxtricafsd with some di6culty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-26
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
For the Ercheive Sale Of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES

wHoLEs4LE AyD REIAn
s;;'S.. .. much :saiI.S s:p!.y q sho;ss Fss
%sns I'll: at No IS BosS~.1 ws:ss o.ls sp.e
no r. :; !. 4.
4. Ss a Of b. being a and thai
the Lsbotoy Of Laugisl Psre Els, Of which he
sa. S.s q Ea1ope
complete # ehGes .e.: q The most most efs
md :. q K H
ss "SeS win
s:1 ss as
sas sos ss to
sntcaIy compounded that ennearzed alkal remains
ma: E. CREAM an
which If once tried will always be present in every gentle
ma T. os" 3. COSMETIC CREAM 50 inv.s.sl. an .ppli
ss;$: :5 4! &. bead. OILS ESSENCES roMATyMs
ed beauty and cleanse the healthy harome aso
The q as oss
III NJ
principles Frequently, restore the hair stop i.
B.xS Dss
when SUCH and prepared By application Of
virtue Of which differs from other substance, Of similar
character.
For the quality Of his goods he refsr Mess. Aspn-
wall Mihan Chiffon and many others Of the most rcspect
able chemists OF this city who for the last several have
vended articles Of his manufacture.
Finally everything hs will be represented and il
article does full satsfaction will only viii
ngy, bat also thankfully be- taken back The ubserber
coed faith When from the nsfurs Of the articles there
much for and he enjoins
all in his employ maintain the adherence truth and
good faith. A call d most respectfully solicited
EUGENE ROUSSEL,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery,
No. 80 Broadway, between Liberty and Courtlandt,
dyl lmsrc and ia Chestnut street Philadelphia.
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FEE 25-Darid Hsrs~ ct ais ps. John Ryksy ct sis.--
The jury in this case gave verdict In favor Of the plain
til to the amount Of 81, 1876 81.
John A. MiIe,sus the Ocean Fire Insurance Co-Thia
was suit brought to specified damages In the
amount Of two policies Of insurance for $1,000 each,
and Laight Streets and personal property consisting OF
machinery &c, in the building owned and occupied by
IsH This il very complicated suit, and depends
upon other testimony than that presented in order TO
establish verdict
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NILS! FITS!

II VAN vGoE1A bLE EAlhACl-An 1nIdlitpe rene
dv for Epilfptic Fits Falling sickness. Convuisovs
&c-Ihs medicine which purely v.xetable the ouly
remedy TIA. has ever ben WHICH will Po;tvsy
from time hsve pronounced EP,lepti
Of all medic and eonseausnty thou.snS: have su
live. th~ altr Of insanity Ihi. Is No eon e the pa
And with all Difference the opinions Of physicians The
learned and great positively Epilepsy can be cured
We of how standing what the effects
dueed by it, be cured The Vegetable Extract all
powerful in curing this dread Of the human family
hundreds have been cured and the certificates Of many
be the principal ocs, 1874 Grand street, New York
whore the afflicted call and have their
amned advice given free Of charge Let those who doubt
the eacy Of tbs Vegetable Extract who think their
hopeless let such call the following persons who have
either been cured, or ire now using the medicine.
Mn Jane Bennett whose afflicted for eight nine
years with Epletc Fits, cured by using the Vegetable
Extrsct-eal! snd see her 1t III brand st. ,
Mr. jacob Petty who vas afflicted fo four year with Ep
ieptc Fits, was cured by usng the vegetable EMrae call
and see him az II! Delaney street Mrs Eleanor W. XII frn
afflicted for twenty with Epiepc Fs and By
.:ng The yefetahl; sItraes-es and see her YoLvls
yss With Ipepne E = nov using the VEGETABLE EItr.es
Ohen nay Be called on 4 SssrsS Price 9 per bous
Per boz. DIS. VANS HART. Proprietors.
n- Principal Once la GRIND st.. New York. nc inn
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CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK.

CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK,
NoTIcErspe.S. WI s g = III. One: as,
~ IL O'Clock N ON Tuesday lo,h March next for fur
e. SH ssd IF ~ III.
under the Enperin,sndenee Of the lnderrt9sS viz -
ss ssa do wa.sf s.ssa 81 rom head matter,
oil TO be Of the very best qnsityto De gueed By
lous each The oil to be thoroughly tested By The Oome
Bids from 10 he business which this
advertisement refers. will not be en-. srta,nsd
80 49, . ,rs.,s c. " 5.wyRs lsE,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application will
BE- made 20 the Legislature Of th ,sue 10 this sessio
for to incorporate Society called the Jackson Sc
New York. January TO- ia4s jals aawsw -re
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
ChestnHt Street, bsftceen 9Th and 7th Streets,
PHILADELPHIA
BaGLEY. MACkENziE 4 CO., Propriesers
Jams BAeIEy. late Of Jeness Hotel;
HENnr 2. MAoxEsaix formerly Of w ellington House.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Pexwsylsania AveMue, Washington City,D. G.
tender their .bsnks to the pub
lie for the liberal they given and
signed public Th q .s on
the on the promenade side between Third and Four
Capitol capable Of accommodating three hundred
In a its parts has recently undergone
have been elegantly ladies. ordinary sssssaiIy
81 Il every dy,11 q the hoa,s the primary
The dining hall Of the connections aud best light
s u u:9 Fl; %
hdenty challenge the udgment Of public
AL the essentials required to render public house home to
Charges a. heretofore 81 per day Permanent boaIde
tsksn at fair discount in consonanes 9Th the sP q the
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DR.. HULL'S TRUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THE superiority Of Dr. Hus all othes,
naeknewledged by the most eminent physicians Eu
Oaee veey street, Asss HOUSE. female in attendance
IL tbs rdies' Apartment jo 1msr
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FOR SALE.

i'm LOT NJ, ts7 Hudson street lin the block st. Lakes
Cnu Trinity Chsreh lease Of q years from the LIST
May nex with privilege ofrenswa t25 Per year ground
rent The use Z ia perfect order. having bees painted last
My inside and out the premises, to WILLIAM
kETCHAM, Esq., No % Murray st RS lw.mc
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d 1OO REWARD will Be given TO any person wiz
AOO prove that T. PRICE, Dyisiou strsst, hs. not
larger and Landowner Of Ball Flowers than all the
other Artificial Flower Manufacturers il the city Exhibition
frsA fny ~ month dr im~m
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MORE CONFIRMATION
THAT CONSUMPTION

z a Nv % e 2 U II e 1t
THIS certify that have afflicted with cough aud
settled upon my lungs and which my physcan after using
chest and left side bad cough fever night swea costvenes
Of stomach and bowels weakness and
proson ofsrengh Having heard ofhe effected
by Schencks Pulmonic Syrup, determined give fair
trial oosened my cough and relieved my breathing, and
alter using time began this time
psrscy well and hearty and attribute recovery solely
health IL excellent medicine and would recommend
all believing thar il the directions followed they
will be cured a. have been.
ENOCH SWALLOW,
: Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
The genuine Pumonie Syrup BY the
proprietor and for sale At his principal Office, No Court
examined and obtain pamphlets describing consumption. dys
pepsia and liver complaint, free of charge.
For sale At Dr. Carroll Co.'S Murray street, A. B. Sands
Co., 3 Broadway; c. Hutchngs, 243 Bleecker and
Al d H. Everett, 81 Hudson street.
Please bear mind that g. Beekman does sell
gusl Genuine Pumonie Syrup, and avoid deception apply
Tor the old established medicine No.
- lmsm j. n. SCHENCK.
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CHEAPEST IND BEST INSTRUCTION IN
WRITING.

academy, l8o Broadcay, opposite John street.
BRlSTOW'S
Superior and Elegant Commercial System Of WRITING.
M ILL CONTINUE TO be his stay in New York
w TO Ladies' and Gentlemen Of EVERY AaE Day Eve
nng in Twelve Lessons for the small charge OF
OrIy FIVE DoLLARs!
Mn. BRsTow. Finishing Writing Muster promises and
RANTEEs to ALL old young, impart
and style Of Penmanshp
how FAD, MLEGIBLE CRAMrED may be tho writing,
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS FOR IS 90 ONLY!
+tsBoox KEEPING and Short HAND taught thoroughly.
NB-Pvats Lessons given. Families and Schools attend
I'D 4 9N 1un<rr
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FAT Ell I1A
HOWELL Z BROTHERS, Manufactures and Importers
Of Paper Hapgipgs hrvinE opened in New York city
branch of their Philad establishment would respectfully
call the attention Of the ctzeps Of New York and others
PAPER HANsNGs. Borders, Frs Board Prints, sCurtaiu
Papers. and all other articles their line Of business
have received from the Institutes for encourage
ment Of Domestic Manufactures the citc Of New York.
Philadelphia and Boson silver medals for the manufacture oil
their goods hatte themselves that they sell better article
for thesame money than can be purchased elsewhere.
FRESCO PAPERS.
The Subscribers would particularly call attention their
Papers ioI Halls, Pablo Rooms. Eatriss &c; &c.
Also, CURTAIN PAPERs article for Windows.
paperng OF Rooms Hslls, &c promptly attended BY
full workmen.
vantage TO giye . call.
Two doors above the City Hotel
.Alot Of Drawers and Shelving for sale above
ia1T imsyh
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VALUABLE CARao.-The ship Iowa, cleared this
hundred and nine thousand seven hundred and ninety
dollars and ninsty.nve cents. II consists Of 600
bales Of island and 1881 upland cotton and Dol bis
OF ice.-CAsriesfon Patriot, Wednesdsv.
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Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery,
No. 80 Broadway, between Liberty and Courtlandt,
dS1 lm~rc and ia Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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IMPORTANT DRC1sIoN-The Supreme Court OF
Ohio has decided thtt the purchaser Of ssamboat with
notice Of debt created account Of the boat BY the
original takes the boat subject TO such debt
and any may be seized and sold BY the crsdt
tor, In the hands Of such purchaser with notice.
FIrcHvILIK FrRE.-We understand the amount Of
insurance the Ftchvlle Factory which took 6rs and
burned to the ground Tuesday Of last week. was
SAT 000 Fifteen thousand Of this was ct one Of the
Hartford ofices.-Norscick Courier.
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a ROSE HILL STABLEs, slth street. and Third
LIN Avenue and opposte Bulis Head. Just arrived and
A for sale ths above Stables, about hfty NortheI
and HoSsssmoue which eight pa,rs matchsd
eight 81 ten good rosA horses, snA sfys ne ss, and
shiPpang neese9 - ~ n NVn4nnyl,
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HOUSES ANU LII tOh SALE.
PLEASANT country seat IL the village Of Madi.
E: SON. Morris county. New Jersey. within fay minutes
being about IS miles from New York cirycommunication
and from twice day. sny day IN hs year Morris and 81.
Railroad Bald place contains about ecYe which
are Two Houses and Barn, WITH 6st we'll Of
Good schools and churches III. immediate vsnity The
premises are located 10 commanding poson overlooking
the whole Villages Of tho desirable locations
the rsce, teng thin two minutes walk of the raoad de-
pot which enSss i convenient for doing buness
the city who des Tres TO retire in the country For particulars
L. T. THOMPSON,
f2l lm-rc Morr,stoWa. N. J,
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Bird CAGE MANUFACTOKY,
No. s. Johns Lane Beach street, Neg York.
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his Customers and the
Public, that he keeps constantly hand large supply OF
offers FOR sale at lower than they be bought
ex1mine his stock j. KELLY.
s. Country orders attended to with promptness and dis
patch RI m