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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-06
Fine Nelv Teas i!
At New York Prices.

THE subscribers having been appointed a,
Il gents of the New YoRK PERM TEA Cow.
rANY, for the sale of their Teas in Caledonia
County, give notice that we have Just eceived
the kinds mentioned below-at the prices at
taChed.
The well known reputation of this company
and their superior facilities for importing Teas
from the Celestial Empire, afford a guarantee
that the purchaser will obtain better qItaIitU
of Teas for the price than at any other cstab,
lishmcnt in the United States. Our arrange
ment with the company is such that we arr
enabled to sell at the same prices at which
they are sold at their extensive Ware Rooms
in New York. And in every case whore these
Teas do not give satisfaction, we are author,
red to take them back and refund the money
The Teas are done up in pound, / pound
and ] pound packages-the first, or inside
wrapper is lead, the I'd wrapper is water proof
paper, and the Sd, or outside yrapPcr is Chi.
ncse rice paper. The company sell none but
good Teas, done up in this superior manner,
and grown in the most luxurious districts in
China. Persons residing at distance cop
order any quantity by stage or otherwise
Young Hyson, sweet cargo No 9, 80
do do do do No, 5, ga
do do fine cargo, No 4, 70
do do silver leaf, 100
Oolony--a rich black Tea, 30
COLONY, plantation growth, "a
HowqnaS mixture, rich and highly fla
vored Tea, rs
Inc lOlloWlng arc selected from among ma,
ny notices of these Teas by :he New York
Press
awe have tiicd the Teas imported By tho
Pcliin Tea company, n. Y. They are selling
the most delicious teas We ever drank Eve
ming Post
"Tho finest specimens of green and black
teas ever sold in this country are imported by
the Pekin Tea company. Those who want
good teas at reasonable prices can always get
them there.--N. Y. Tribune
The Pekin Tea company have imported in,
to this market some hundred thousand dollars
worth of the finest grades of green and black
Teas grown in the Celestial Empire, done up
in all the various fancy packages that chinese
ingenuity can invent, II is a privilege to buy
teas at this great establishment, and luxury
and comfort to drink them Good teas can
always DC obtained of them on reasonable
tcrms.--New York Courier and Enquirer
T.. JEWETT * co.
st. Johnsbury Plain, Oct. lS47.
N b. At all times will be found at our cs,
Enlistment the best assortment of Goods to
be found in this part fthc State.
535tf Ella CO.
A nr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-06

ABOLITION PARTY. "The Old Hunker
Party says the Ithaca IN. ~ Chronicle, "in
this State, is the true Abolition Party now.
rtory now Free, to introduce Slavery, and
secure n perpetual prePonderance to the
Slave Power in our Political Institutions."-
The Locofoco party generally are becoming
abolitionistS in this sense.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-06
The Markets.

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday Nov /
Reported for the Boston Traveller.
At market, 6060 beef cattle, 1900 stores, IS
vokes working oxen, 90 cows and calves,
$500 sheep and lambs, and about 200 swine.
Beefcattc-First quality, 6,25 second $50;
third quality, from-4 ,25 to 500.
Store cattle--sulcs not noticed.
90
Cows and calves-sules made at$13, 10, 16,
81, 26, and 33.
Sheep-sqles of lots at 81 81, !, 63 and 1926.
Lambs from l ,25 to 2,75.
Swine-sales not noticed.
N b. The gentlemen barrellers of Beef
say that S4 80 is the price of mess beef cattle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-06
BOSTON MARK ET-Nov. 9.

BEEF-Extra mess, 10 90 OO,OO; Mess IL
80 1900; No. j., $50 1000; prime, city,
$50 a900; navy 10 90 10 so.
PORK-Extra clear 10 90 90 00;clear lS 90
a Is so, mess Is 90 Is 50;prime IL so ID 90.
d LARD-Boston l04 I2!, south 81 west, 104
124.
BUTTER-storc IS IL, shipping IA II,
family % %.
CHEESE-new milk s, four meal 5 6;
shipping 6 8.
FLOUR-Howard street 6,76 a 100; Ohio,
G 81 a 90; Western canal, 90 a 0 90.
CORN-Yellow, round, 90 80, fiat SIS a 90,
white 81 90.
OATS--southcrn,. OOa 90; northern, SO Sd.
BEANS-White, 1,12 ,25.
WOOL-There is good demand for do
nri; Hnncn At n,lntnh. rnricna
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-06
NOTICE.

TENHE subscriber has now on hand DR.. L.
h Grains STRAIGHTFORWARD Supporters, so
highly recommended by eminent Physicians
for the cure of uterine Affections, and muscu-
lar debility; designed also for persons of sed-
entary habits, STOPPING pastures, round shout
ders, &c, and indeed all who are occupied
more or less, with sedentary pursuits, will re-
Ceve great benefit from the use of this appa.
ratus. 1t gives n wonderful support to the
whole spinal column, keeps the shoulders back
in place, and thus gives ample play to those
important organs of life, the heart and lungs
have examined DR.. L. Grains Spino-A Alb
dominal Supporter, and it appears TO me to be
well adapted to the support of the body, in
cases of muscular weakness and relaxation.
ALFRED G. POST, NJ. d. Sur.
geon TO N. Y. Hospital
Leroy Place, June I6, ISiG.
concur with DIR Post in his opinion of the
above named instrument. I. X. RODGERS,
Surgeon TO n. Y. Hospital.
Also, Abdominal Supporters and Trusscs
sold by J. G. BINGHAM.
st. Johnsbury, Oct 80, I347. 53Gw4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-06

BLA NKS-of various descriptions, for sais
at this Otiice,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-06

SHERLOCK VINCENT'S ESTATE.
TENtlE subscribers, having been appointed
Il by the Hon. Probate Court for the Dis.
trict of Caledonia, commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the Estate of Sherlock
Vincent, late of Walden, in said district de-
ceased, represented insolvent, and the term
II being alowcdby said conrt to the creditors
of said deceased TO exhibit and prove their re.
sPcctvc claims before us--Do hereby give no.
ticc, that we will attend to the duties of our
appointment mt at the dwelling house of Nnthan'l
the LIST Friday of December, ISi7, and on the
LIST Friday of May, 1913, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
on each of said days
H 18ilE H0S GOLD, Commissioners
Dated at Walden, this 3Oth day of October
lSi7 536w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-06

ST. Johnsoury Plain, Oct. I547
N. b. At all times will be found at our es,
Enlistment the best assortment of Goods to
be found in this part 9th State.
535tf j.. J. q co.
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TIE Engineer, Contractors and Surveyors Pocta
Tabie-Ro0k
DY J. NJ. SCRIBNER, A. NJ. "a pages, 2imo. Tuck
ID binding with gilt edge Published by Huntington \
Savage PIG Pesrlst Nsw-York
The above work prses Logsrithms OF Numbers Log
arithmic snes and Tangens Natural sines and Natural
Tangents the Traverse Table and full and extensive
set Of tables exhibiting view tho number OF Cubic
Yards contained in any embankment cutting and for
any base OF slope Of sides usual ia practice Beside these
essential tables the work compriseso pages more OF
saraton Tables Weights Of iron, strength % N..sias
fs laying out hailfoaas Sanss
and much OF which has before been offered
tho public, and all Indispensable 70 tho engineer THIS
book will prove great saving Of time and Will enable the
beginner furnish results as accurately land with
much greater apidty the most experienced In the pro
esson without is aid The tables Of ogsthms nc hsvo
been carefully corrected and compared with different ed
oas OF the tables and ell the tables throughout the
book been read carefully by proofs four times hence
the implicit confidence may be placed In their cor
rectness.
Also scribners Engineers and Mechanics Companion
edition pages enlarged with IS pages Of entirely
new matter, and much improved throughout
IL believed these books well adapted 70 suit the
above professions that they cannot AFFORD 10 do without
them and that they will aid in rewsTdins weldrected
mental labor.
Both sale by all the principal through
out the United states and Canada, and az
90 eodtf HUNTINGTON u SAVAGE, ZIG Pearl-st.
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BOOK TRADE.
THE HEADS


OF he HEADLess, By Frederick soahs Is-
" OF hi. writer's exciting rouaaces ~fitten
hi. usual splendid style snd aboGnds In thrilling and
terrific scenes Price IS cents
The Spendors Of Versailles and the Court Of Louis
NIN.-Ths Is one q the meet entertaining OF books,
eQaal 10 Miss Psrdoes the sub Pnce = eis
The Adventures VI SfrOlns Player THIS work 70
minds Of the DAYS Of Joe Cowe, snd the sane fsey
syle Price 5 ets
The lfon Mask By Victor Hsso. Price 25 cts
The Convict By lsnes-one Of his be.t novels p cts
Ffom Paris - the Other world. BY Lucius from the
French By Psul Evertor. Price 80 cts.
The Magic Figcrehead. or he Lady Of the Green ard
Blue. Price IS cis
L-oaill LynnOrs snd Mr.. and Nj. wooderdse, BY MIS-
Leslie. Price p eta
Democrats Review fox December. Price Is cts
Hunt. M,ssrne for December. Price % cts
Graham for December Price p cts
Blackvood Cor November Price . cts.
The Nature ,nd Mansgement of Steam. Price So cts
The Beautiful French Girl Price 3 ca.
The Nan-uvering Mother. BY The aattor The Wital-
Of Momsn." Price 3 CTS
The Mifulnss. Of Woman. Price - cts.
A Campaign IN Mexico with Colonel Doaiphan, hy
Frank Edwards Volunteer flice 50 ets.
An The Annual f6f7 Will BE- the counter soon
~ nnhis.ued w. GRAHAM,
O. stis Tribune RailSias,, Nzsssust
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Devotion to her interest snd ory b. h.. ye, .sa.d 70

devotion TO her interest snd 2ory o. asa yet sdded to
his claims upon the s'mirss9n gratitude OF the
present aud AL fstars genersions 81 fsssaea By his
wise calm end fsrsrtsg viaocsii1a Of ,hs hoy o5ss.
tiors which noult smiDs freenen resirsin The stons
from depressing tie wax, and tie frde from making
slaves
ResolpeG That n Insse g-ll.ut Wig patriots. Scot
and Tsylor and the nose osnd " heroes no have bat.
Ted for their couairy u1der ineir command We tender
toe earnest tribute Of gratitude and stmrsdon that
while 1eprscais ihs ono. objects AID eject. Of ID.
war. award asi naed Of przse to iho.e Of what
American arms
The meeting was farther ably addressed By
MokToS McMlcHAGL and JOSEPH R. CHANDLER.
when the Resolutions were adopted by scclsna-
81
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GvvERNoR oF ORxGoS.-lt is understood that
-etsor AichisoD seeks 10 DO ms1c Governor OF ore
son whenever Congress shsl pace law authorizing
<frlofis government In that isrOh region. This ~As
stxnped al tho last session OF Congress bat Col Ben
lou char gee shst Mr. Calhoun OF south Csroins. PIE
uexth no lors session OF Congress- IL Is supposed that
OH OIL be forced through body amp then Senstor
aiehson may be accommodated with Tie Office OF Gov
Tnof he wsrts II 10 seid, wider range. and, a. the
npisaf for political honors all wan, bin out OF tie
sSy ISL Lou,s Repub.icsn
Tsx BuRSIse or THE PRasII.-We are yet
sihoatsriher intesence OF this terrible disaster
tope 10 fslr BY that Mr.. Bhsh OF Southport anu
ners Of the passengers escaped In The Ard bost OF
shes ,idnss have yet reached Bgtthe length OF
sae Which hss elapsed since tho calamity ard the fact
4s' nolns has yet been beard of this boat render Il
9ol 10 pfo6sble thar sss swsmped In getting Der
.o"n Ito the water. or sunk soon altar.
milwaukee Sentinel. Nov. s.
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Tgr LATE FosGxKr CAsr-No new develop.
osn,, have been reported respecting George hers Dc.
npouepcies but rusters 60 On for lew days logger
as ,ncy have Tor the last ioFy-eishi hours be may
turn 70 this city In perfect sssy for a@o's every man
81 bas hen reported 90 sufferer ssys positively tina,
~ c,bsng to do with Miller, never lent hin dollar
nor bought q note Of him. One msn, weo ~ mistake
sclnow.dsed that be nsd piece OF forsea paper no~
rDus not, d,coupted IN the Banks have quietly pals
item when due rather than be found ou; Undsf mes
circumstauces the who's amount or ioss 10 never LAsy
20 be known and Mer's victims In order foss'e tne %
selves from discrecL ray make nm oa' 70 - ,e'y
much irjared individual iSosson 0ouiS'
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a sTOR-PLACE OPERA.-Ba.s.. PHqs.

A sTOR-PLACE OPERA.-Boxes Psrqastte sad
n Balcony s. .Amph.theatre 50 cts.-hesso >ANCCIR-
ICO PATTI have The honor 70 annSuEce that on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dee ., viii De presented
Bellinis Opera, IN acts u
LA SONNAMBCLA'
Amios ihrst sppersncs IN Anercsl, si<r biscieisnt
Lisa, sig Mora
Teresa Sigr AvogscrO.
Elvino. SEnof Vetti.
Count Rotof0. ; sn0r Avignons.
CArraEes viii set down with the horses heads nom
Broadway and take q 3 In the order.
Doors open 81 7 ociock-to commence a. haf-past u
Eutrance In Aitor- place. IL
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DANCING.

4 OODWORIH, ti8 Br1ome-st near broadwsy-fhe
"A. Glasses for the ensuing season viii commence on
Tuesday, Oct. 5. IN,
A ID. deeming 70 unnecessary 10 enter into detailed
account Of the advantages Of his school, or OF hrs own
ushcations would simply state that no teaches all the
dances Of tbs present day aud those 10 proper manner
Tuesday and Saturday hafpst toI lad IS aud child
rem Tuesday and Friday half past Tor gentlemen
soirees twice month confined entirely 20 the pupils
Private Lessons A. any time occupied By the Closes
in waiting the Poka Rsdoga aay Of the pew dances
Academies or families attended. sl4 5nlstp
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SPLENDID GTrT.RooK.

Twenty superb krTavinfs
'I'HE MOST Ma GNlFlCENr GlFT.BoOK ever o.
.eFed 20 the public n IL contenis and external ap-
pssrsncs unexeeptlonsbls. beautiful smsn qssfss
volume, richly bound 10 morocco.
LEkyfrr rso~ co.
rabsh this week the above splendid Annual for lsss,
Which, from the number and elegance OF the engravnss
original aud rch exterior together With the really Naus
bic onrent hey offer TO The public As Ia every way
thy q he called The Cen OF the season
"First impressions m ain book, well - 10 other
hngs Of both greater ard minor Importance, are every
thing Ia presenting for the public favor The Gen. the
publishers have considered this. and spared pains
expense 10 form volume in appearance, 10 please the
ephemersl chsrscteusrcs of the name Annual shall not
exist wth regard % The Gem OF the Season
sosbs isai ~ snv .m ~ ~ors vet -ssood to none b.
ing al engraved and printed BY st'in and the desisas
rom paintings BY Wiisie Nsudyke, Dandy, LAndseer.
we.ta Re'hsl, SIR Joshua Reynolds and other eminent
artists.
ether Eug svngs an eegsut and accurate likeness OF
the late Thomas Chalmers d. with article By Roo
rurubu Esq Will be seen and read with Interest BY
The sre binding tho whole esterior Of The Gem %
IS al once beautiful. rich and attractive At casing r
pree.tiaS Golden gorgeous yet delicate aud beautiful
appearance The whole forming gem that VIII never
dim-an annual" not an Annual" and work Of real
List Of Enavinss ,plendidly executed in MeIsOtinto
/ The Water DippeT. H. Waller savage Lancor :
Nignette Titles u The Gipsy Mother
8. Victoria, l3 Nemesis;
S Maternal Felicity; rs Driving Things OF:
g. Aud Robin Gray. IS The Citation Of Wick
7 Embaf<aton Of Cleo life,
psrra. M. Charles l..
g. The DisconsoAtet lls Cromwell and Family
Q. The Mother, .. Proerastnaton'
10. Paul and Virginia. ~. Leigh Hunt.
Coutents-oris nsl and worth reading.
Among the contributions will be- found interesting ar
.clss from Prot. Heavy Tsppan, Mr.. Webb George
Chesver, D. Samuel Hanson Cox, d. (The Right d
for the Bridel Robert farnbul' ESQ. L,ie OF Thor
Chalmers D D. Rev John ;. C. Abbott lVictoria Rev
Joseph p Thompson. and FROM others well snd tsvoIao
known t. the reading anc literary world. dZW&s II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-08

70 stcorhead'- Graduated .unkneuc Ma
rhine~-Th.1~ u-vr 40 be.1lfs irftrur1ents have
eev-d the rensra cornnendst0n Of the medical pofes
this citT on account Of their srea- Enpety anc
sxcsusncs Tb.v A., coundently recommended being
tie most b-sutifu coavsnenf xna sf-craL article Ct
had which Ia. be-n inrrod1ced = tae paine an AZ
.ndins their use Is truly woaderu Each nschins 10 se-
sonpar;ed BY raanua with fall drsctions and u var
sugl D. C. NooRaEAD, Ia Brssavsy, n
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IINCCRRENr MONEY, Treasury Notes snd Nil
y .ry Land N.Ersas Rates 81 lacgrrsnt Soas{ a. tee
stock AID Excaange O@ce u WILLIAM IL rAhAS' ~
Wall-s-
SewYork STATE. Canals, 5; OHIO, 4 per esnt az,
SewJersey l. Troy. Albany, Eastern 5naa. fPs s1
; C.roiins ana 0sorsi. II Nor.h Careins Pf G. -
Indians, Kentusky and Mlssoaf y psr n. a., IN, .sa
tIee.-lJ 49, - --S "a lmAseodr
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NoyE,IBER REPORT.-THE MUTU.

NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Ac.-fhe
Nsub.crtosr would cali the attention Ct hs f-nds and
the public generally his extensive .ssorment Of all the
ysrous styles Of Exnins-er Velvet Tapestry Tapestry
Brusels Brussels Tnresply Ingram, and every other
description Of Csrpeting together with great VARSITY OF
oil Cloth IN widths from feet "A feet many Of wnch
are Cd and veil dyed 70 which the attention Of .5cst
cslners sad hotel Keepers particularly reques-sd-
Also Druxxsts Of best English manufacture splendid
patterns aud bright co0rs varying from 70 yards vide
Eesrth RuEs Table Covers STAIR hods, &c. Purchase
are informed thar tie Arrangements with he manatc-
rarers Of Europe AMI hs country enables the advertiser
zhol.saie prices a. ". II. GCIOS'5 Warer0oras,
fronting "a ca Eat Broadway AID Il DiEisioa--t
-. IDS
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JUST PUBLISHED,

A NEW WORK on the Nature and Treatment OF a
"A class Of diseases resulting from imnroper habit. by
H. Bostwick, surkeon; with Hints to Young Men. Illus
trated with numerous ensavngs. This Is beyond com.
psrson the valuable book bafoIe published and
shoud be In the hand. .very youth father guardian and
school-te.c har. Published by BURGESS. sTRlSoEk
cb.mb.r..t Prfc, Al Dc lmeodiss
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y Il W-@k UF INC OTIkfnN
cHRISTY'S mINSTRELS.

The oldest established Band IN The Uned States e. ?.
Christy, q. N. Chrsty =. Pierce, J. RAyuor Abbott
.nd T. Vaughn, whose original and inin iaoe C0uesits
nightly honored ~lh crowied al highly respectable
audiences, sud universally sst-ed % excel every
meat Of similar charzc--r offered IN this city
Admission IS cents. children under 70 years half price.
Doors open e. !. Concert viii commeace A. O'clock
w.
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EDUCATION

MR. CHAMBERLAIN has removed his school from $50
vi Broome-st TO 507. Broadway, between Brooms and
Spring His afternoon and evening asses IN wHunz
dfsuins and English grammar are intended for ladies and
gentlemen. and offer very great facilities tor acquiring
those important branches Of education studensn ath-
~. dc Sis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-08

TsE HUTCHINSON FAMILY We learn will notstart
on heir tour to the West ill some tins in January
rasJ tad pisnusd an excursion Away Down Essi oa'
~hea they the point OF s,srting one oil 'nsif
member (ass) WAS taken sick. We hope be msy speed
by nccver
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MORAND's
pAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESSES.

A. u X y
Informs his friends and the public that he has removed
his Rooms,
(EsrAELIsHED ~ 1907
From the corner Of chambersst and Broadway in tho
Granite Buildings, TO
1872 ChaIhnm--r. opposite the 4 hnfhnm lheatre,
over Aessrs. Gassner 1oungs Grocery store
Prtees for Ptefures from ~ upUard ,
According 70 size number Of persons on plate and
rlchness Of the case or frame
LIKENEssEs WARRASTED
A. NJ bess leave 10 10 the public that be ], 10 no
way connected with any other
DAGUERREAN ESTABLISHMENT
in tbi. or any other city % Smeodis
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From the south.

The steamer NOrtherner arrived from Charleston
yesterday morning bringing papers from that city o
Saturdays date. Our thanks are due to our cotem
poraries ofthe Mercury and Necs for copies other
respective journals The Mercury has telegraph
&c dispatch from Columbia, stating thAt the bill Civ
ing the election of President aud Vice President Of
he United States to the people was discussed at
length on Friday in the Senate and House, and
was postponed until Monday. Its passage is
doubtful A resolution to pay TO the family ofthe
ate Chancellor Harper the amount OF one years
salary extra, consideration OF the great services
rendered by him to the State, was rejected on the
icore of economy, or from constitutional objections
We find in the Mercury the following
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN DARIEN.A fire broke
IN DsTion on Monday night isst about IL ococh Ia
nc building occupied by r. c. Chick. which was soon
consumed The IRE then extended 10 two large stores
t.ousiug 10 the estate of Roswell King. que vacant The
aher occupied by Thomas Laban, grocery and pro-
asiOa store. both of which we're consumed. The next
small store belonging 10 the estate, ani
,Upisd by + Robins o. dry goods store. which a.
b consumed. De the west side of tho building Whelu
40 fre crginates were the large tabhy buildings Own
4 by Messs Rockeabsugh Palmer and Blue Ia the GEL
Ar OF which stored several bsrrss OF rosn which
oon isniled and the four buildings were consumed
he nre orqiusted 10 sioye-pipe In he Office Of tn
cent The following arc the losses Me- kooins's los
s6oat 81 600; Lsbsps, $50; Eacsns, $500 smiths
500; aiitchel a Ceioss $500 ;--BaUliags cOnsumsd
nusd a, klOC0o-TOlal loss about $4,000 NJ insu-
anee Savannah Georgian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-08

81 T. STEVENSON, Esq has been chosen by
the Wings of Boston to represent them ia the next
National whg Convention. +. b. Crowninshield,
substitute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-08

MIR. sAvACCO, 50 Csnslst east corner OF Broad
Ilway, wants several Italian or French young adie:
from IS 70 % OF sse whom he will teacn' gratis all
the dances Of the sal -
R-None need Anpl1 without good re.srenee. d5 w.
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THE GRAMMAR

nFTHE ACADEMY OF FRANCE, by Bonneau and
~ Lucsn revised by NJ Mchaud with the Exercises 70
accompany it. la BY the French Colleges ior sale BY
els HUNTINGTON \ 5ANAOE. 20 Pearl-st
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A 5PLENDIU hOLIDAf Pkk.tNI
THE BOUQUET OF MELODY,

A MUSICAL ANNUAL FOR I>1S, Il The most Do
"A sirable Holiday present offered 10 The American
public; it ID splenddly bound, contains ten oesgtituy
executed lthoHaphc stnbs snments and tho choicest
collection OF music ever published Ia the country.
This q much more desirable present than the gene
Ilty Of aauuas whose chief ard almost only merit IL IN
appearance this work i not only beautiful 10 ap
psarance bat contains selection Of music every piece
VI which will become kreater fayonte every time Il Is
heard thus combining utility with elegance.
Published By FIRTH, HALL POND, 80 Broadway.
rs 2mo. snd FIRTH X HALL, Frsnklin-squars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-08

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