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TO BUILD Frs.
BUILDERS, FURNISHING WAREHoUSE,

Betpeen Heoia and 0irod Streets Second Msmjsipaly
THOSE engaged in Building find ct this large a
Establishment very extensive and oomplsfsE IN
stock; compndng every description Of high and owlII
priced H ARDWARE employed in the Building "
line, at the LONGEST market prices.
All new inventions and improvements in Lock-, ohcne
Door Trimmings, Bel Pulls, Front Door Locks and ~
kinds OF Fastsnings common as well As OF the most costly
MARBLE MANTELs-A large and handsome asscrt-
ment Of N arble Msntels and Mants Crates. Marble
HEARTS, Tile. etc.
Fancy Iron Balconies Ratings and Vsrandahs, smbra.
cling and beautiful patterns. will BE- put up y
IRON SHUTTERS; Bank, Vault and Safe Dosrs-
Locks for same from go to $3.50 each.
IRON RAILINGS for Public Squares and Parks, to
gether with the Stone Wors umihed and put up complse
FRONTS FOR STORES, with lion and Granite Gel
furnished and get xat reduced priess
Leader Bottoms of Cast Iron, various patterns asd
ngs Venfilaton OF all sizes Sash Weights; Sion Deor
Bolts Brass Iron and Silver Plated Flush Bolts r. 0ao
and Folding Doors Sliding Door Tnmminxs pfsvsU kinA
SILVER PLATED WORK. VIZ: Looks, Bal PuIb,
Galley Bs, Door Nunbsr and Pew Plas's. Bell Lsvsn.
large and complete stock Of Bot Boston MALE esn-
tantH on hand including ID. fps Sd. 3d. 10d, FnkhiDe
Stating Nails, sto, at the LoUsst City Price. flSla
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IrFaIvGIsa THE ORDINANCES Three lndiyidusi. WIN
hsve established blacksmith shops the First Munlepay
without permission of the Couneviz MauiIlion 81 Peter
street between Maras and Where Streets Francs Pigno
gay M c. ST. mn street between ct Claude and Treme
streets and Louis Breuver Of Toulouse and MaIas
streets have By direction of Recorder Geno been cited to
appear before Judge Dsbes in order that fine OF e50 may
recovered from each Of them for infringing the Munin
itvo r1iusnc
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
n UININE. CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, lPE- <sv4
kL Gao RHUBARB, etc-As low tor cash ~
as can be procured elsewhere-CaI and ~
fFf iudge:-Dr f. J.. COXE's PREPAKA- -
d. soUTHERN, COUGH sYRUP-An uneauallsd
remedy for Coughs. Influenza. etc. a,,
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARlLLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain aud sgreeabie cure superior 10
'n T0 nrPIe''I EXTRACT OF SARSAPARII.LA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can NC
BALsAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LlvERR NoI.
etc For the relief and cure of Consumplon and bIoncn
LOUISIANA VERMiFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT. f pbonu.
TY- Especal attention paid o the treatment Oh nheuHa
tism Bronchitis and Consumption. oa,,,
~ Office corner Magazine and POydras sts n25 yoAp
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DISCHARGED. Patrick Doyle, who was arrested on
charge wipdns Joseph Meyer by selling him forged
Teamsters Claim, discharged yesterday by Recorder
Baldwin there being evidence To sustain the charge
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TRIAL FOR MURDER The trial of John Welsh. Tor muir
De- fixed TO take place in the First District
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MAYO'S MUSIC STORE,
s CAMP STREET, Three Doors from Canal ST

s CAMP STREET, Three Doors from Canal St.
New Orleans.
THE undersigned desires respectfully inform the Pablo
thai thew can always find at his MU-xI
SIC STORE a choice and large assort 4fSsd19dfH2@1H
aH of PIANO No roRTEs T. very "
Among them Piano Fortes made by the old and cee
braed Manufacturers, T. GILBERT CO.. of rich tone,
and finished beautifully in Rosewood, Black Walnut and
Mabogapy with Iron Frames made in the most substantial
LIAM PIANO FORTES, which for sweetness of tone have
not been equalled They particularly suitedo
try as the Holan does not require tuning for years
The New improvement in Piano Fotes the Patent plbr1-
improvement gives peculiar frmness and briancy to the
treble adds TO the durability and strength OF the Piano, and
renders capable OF remaining much longer IN tune than
those in ordinary use.
w. T. NJ is Agent for Henri Herbs celebrated GRAND
PIANOS and PfANINOS, made in Paris For power and
sweetness of tone they stand pre- pinent.
SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale, at from $50 to
$500 each and taken IN part payment for new ones.
CATHCART'S MELODEON-This beautiful loned
Wind instrument for Village Churches Lodges Seenadng
and powerful Tone portable (weghng but % lbs
and offered at $50 each
Orders from the Country for Flutes Guitars Qarionets
Eage0ets. p'Ons, Pt0i0neeos. Strings and Musical
reasonable prices. Bands supplied with Brass Instruments
and Band Music.
Harps Double and Single Action on hand and made to
order TO suit the taste of purchaser
MUSIC-The largest Catalogue in the SOnth. The stock
accumulation of 20 years, and many old
and beautiful pieces, out of pitt.
Mem Music received by arrival from the North, and
by the Foreign Steamships Original Music published
week at the store. Native Compositions solicited -
By addressing the undersigned, Catalogues of Music will
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED. Music Bound
fy2 I'm VIM. T. MAYO, Agent
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STONE & McCOLLUM'S
NEW LEViA HAN CIR O US.

Under the direction cement of JoHN SMITH
TIME Universal respectfully informed
New Levathan Circus OF Stone McColum
hrbitirg on Congo Square, First Municipality.
by the the United States Comprising
combinations talent unrqusleI by any Circus this other
The will consist Of series of Gynnastic
and OF those acts scenes and gems
Eques excel hEy applauded by the citizens Of MO,
TO the Ieyiat, merely mention the of the
uowin peculiar universally acknowledgement
Eaton Stone the best bareback rider 10
T. McCulum unequaled Equestrian La Belle
Female Equestrisns. John smith,
representative of Ethiopian characters living
H P. Madgan NJ j. Lpman j. Backwood, j. R. Shay A Lew,
W. Hinckleg Ben jennings johnson, "A leading
OF the New Levahan the
the OF the Celebrated H. X Ganl 1he
illuminated NTH and seats arranged
Family Parties, and be engaged
pcaon Office the hours OF 10 and II A. NJ
1t the Fremens Anniversary and Procession
urday l2 O'clock. FRANKLIN and DALE will appear
u admission, rs cents to all parts OF the house iy24
COMPLIMENTARY BALL.
A COMPLIMENTARY BALL will be given to Mr. ,>r7EN
N F. E. BRUINS, by his Pupils. at the TERP ~
sICHORE HALL Lafayette, SATURDAY EVEN YsSsy
ING February "a l9 under the direction OF the following 4
MANAGERS: -
H. G. nyham R. F. Miller, z; d. E S1t
A. r. Davies, TboS. F. Peterson, Shas, IIath,
is Smith. &. Smith, e. ST. John
Il Nj Donald B. Dean, ). M. McCor
Messrs iNGHAM and NOLTE Floor Managers
10y Ladies bring their Tickets OF invitation
will readiness TO take those TO New Orleans WHO
may honor the Ball with their presence. .,e
Price Of admission ST. Fio
RopER,S sPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No IO7 POYDR4S Street. .Neo Orleans.
OFROM 4 to O'CLOCK, z. M. Iao
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CoRoNERs INQuEsT-Yeste ay an inquest was held on
the body of Adam Hoffman, aged 46 years. who found
dead the woods Benve street the Gavez canal
in the First Municipality. Verdict-Died of organic
of he haa
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
ORLEANS TIL AFR e.
OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

MIR. THos MUM, Ring Master. Mr. w. WoRRELL, Clown
Benefit and last appearance of Herr ALEXANDER.
THIS EVENING, Thursday, March IA novel and interesting
miracles, including and
credible feas before presented Orleans public and
which Europe of
The performance will close with grand succession OF Equestrian
and other including the unequaed tumbhng oil
the great champion, THOMAS CRAVEN, vino will appear to-
night for the frat time.
t Doors open O'Clock performance to at o'clock
mil
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Ac9uITTsD-Wernert the young man charged with stab
bing Fenner IN an ARRAY opposite Erglehardts Coffee
house. Royal street, the latter of December
ncting wound which caused his death was tried yestar.
day in the First District Court, for mansaughter The
animation of witnesses occupied the greater of the day
The result of the trial Wernes acquta by the jury,
without leaving their boy
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I0SEPH DE PASS. Anctinneer.

No 122 Ich0npftOnLGS street.
TTAVING the above he prepared to and
I'll make ADVANCES all consignments Of DRY GOODS
GROCERIES, FURNITURE and all descriptions OF MERCHAN
Disc sale.
r4 OUTDOOR SALES attended with punctuaity, and
reasonable TERMS . -
~ REGULAR SALES every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
residence knowledge Of the business and known
soes share Of public paronage ty27 3teod
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE.

+AMOOEMEN ISs
AMERICAN THEATRE.
H. r. 6KATTAN.----.--. Stage Manager
Last night but NJ the HERON FAMILY.
FINHS EVENING, Thursday March viii be
FICTION. Charles Paragon. Miss Heron Sam, Agnes
kae ObIien, Mas Fanny After which, the Drama Of DOM
BEY SON. Mr. Dombey, Mr.. Sanley; Capt Ed'ard Cutie
Mr. Geene; Edith Dombey Mira. c. Pope. MUSICAL OLIO
by Family. To conclude SEJJI by
Lsfores, and NAUTICAL HORNPIPE, BY Mr.. Thompson
II The Police Department under the Mr.
Prices AdDisonDress Circle cents Parquette
n Private Seats may secured at the Boz be-
the hours OF 10 A. NJ and p NJ by applying
Stanley Treasurer.
~ Performance will commence
at quarter past precisely mhl
ST, CHARLES THEATRE.
hanagerz- LUDLOW SMITH
Last right but one of Mr.. MACREADY.
speare's Tragedy Of KING JOHN. KING John
Fauconbridge Mr. q. Vandenhoh; King Philip Mr..
Hubert. Mr. Ryder Lady Constance Mrs. Jones' Queen Enor
Mrs. Stuart ITO conclude with the Farce Of STATE Sc
CRETS. Gregory, Mr.. Fuller.
tB Doors open malt and Curtain O'Clock
K Tickets and places may be had application Mr. P
BAILY between the hours of 10 and o'clock every day. mil
ORLEANS THEATRE.
Mr. and Mrs MONPLAIsIR have for Two Nights
Only Second night of ROBERT LIZ DlABLE
yJyHURSDAY EVENING, March will be performed Msyerbers
L Opera ROBERT LIE DIABLE in five
tabeaux Helena, Mrs Monplaisr In the 81 and 80 acts,
~ The Robert lie Diabie sale Box Office
perEor 10 a -past6.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OYFIcK,
dav Moro;r A1.L

Y, T., y
COTTON.-The Cotton market yesterday was rather
heavy and factors are disposed to buyers at the rates
current before the Earopas received The sa
reached $500 bales including list of 1000 and one of 700
bales and the rest in smaller lots
m
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL.


Try requested bring their Tickets Invitation
fv Cars will take those New Orleans VINO
may Pc nen op a %s ss 81 e. 0'" fy6
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TO RENT,

TO I,
THAT Desirable an! Commodons HOUSE situated on
tha conner of RarOnne and Canal streets, oppo- -
site the Slate House Square suitable for Boarding fsF
House 1t contains two Psrlors twenty-sx Rooms ~
next For terms apply the premises to D,,pp,p.
fy23 If hLEAANDCn IlN1t.N-
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NOTICE TO LOUISIANA VOLUNTEERS.
THE PAYMAsTEE FER. e eng "a mop psyns
%@ Volunteers will close the Rolls in this "
the 24 fthe present %ont i., A da1 ap yS s.
made TO the Paymaster General at Washington ene,
,arson mr. nv Power of Attorney. Bio
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AUCTION NOTICE.

N, ORLEANS BAZAAR and AUCTION MAXI,
Corner of PERDIDo and CARoNDELEr streets.
"a The subscriber would inform his sa-9G1-SSxA
LSsIa friends andt the pnbic that he has kNnX&x1
III outs Auction License, ->f0H RIYTY
and will hold regular sales OF AGES,
HORSES, HARNESS. advertisement, the Eastern
sold this establishment, will be
equal any market and all Horses sold guaranteed as
purchase retained 4 hours that the
Horse be at the time OF SALE
hopes, pursuing this and by strict attention TO
business, o liberal share OF patronage
II. F. SMITH, Auctioneer.
N D. Outdoor sales of all descriptions property attended
r- Carriages Merchandise taken storage ts27 I'm
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
Cleared Yesterday /:

LATITUDE 2s 81 80 N.--LoNerruDE 80 Win Time, 6h
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nNE of the undersigned will on the 18th inst proceed
" Washington City, for the purpose of attending t6
CLAIMS now in their hands, and will give particular
attention any business with the different Departments
entrusted to them
fy15 I,ANGDON GRICE, "a 81, Charles st
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ROPER,S STARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No Io7 POYDR.4S Street. Neao Orleans.
open FROM O'CLOCK, A. NJ, to 2 z. NJ, and
I DEROM q m q O'CLOCK p NJ Jas
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ALABAMA OSN ABU RGS.
ET We receiving and shall keep on SAFE arge sup
ing Company Alabama These Goods think are mol In
feror toany of Southern Manufacture Wei ne atten-
ton of Planters MERCHANTS and Others to thes as as e
are directed to sell at the toaoest market Price.
d142mis John T. DONALD CO ~ Camp So
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JAMES EVERITT, Auctioneer,
No. ID Mem Leree street,
attend Ill 90 entrusted to his
w care fy25 Iw
~ C. WHITLEY, AUCTToNEER Office, No. % Banks
l }. Arcade fy5 I'm
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DENTAL NOTICE.
nR PEARSON informs his patents patients 1iarS
~ that he can be found daily at his Office
from A. M, to P. NJ. Dr.. Pearson sII IYYTY
many improvements in Dental Surgery are -!
too well known and appreciated 70 reqnre .tt
His BLOCK TEETH particularly worthy tle an.sSnI
of those requiring artificial HIS prices are eaaae.
SUIT the cHcuibslnnSes = 49, a9 2n-
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-ry--nER OF COM. JONES' SQUADRON
AN OF 4 LETTER which has Appeared IN i TIE ga "a
SAYthis City that durng vlsii Ene ars M p1b e
10 thei Ar which he confesses was very Indlffe
sold for the sum Of sirtyfonr Delarf ,ss about
ieG pSsoris would do well bear in mind that SIN
god yery indifferent AT sold for $50 rI.,,.r
gls WILLIAM BULL II. M mas s,,;,s
ca,x.,e Saiesroom No. - Ghv,er street, ~ s sam,
~ w be found the precise article tor the TX
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

TT To sail on SATURDAY, the 10th inst.
ENOR Oh AGRES;-Tbe splendid, coppeEed and copper
J. ]. Wright maser.-The Col. STANTON j. 9fEIh
sound. staunch and well built vessel 10 months
old and has fine accommodations passengers To persons
DESTROYS of speedy and comfortable trip she offers strong
inducements No berth secured till paid for Each pas
seneer will be allowed 300 lbs bsggags-a pay the
rate of 50 cts per foot For freight Or passage apply to
mil lot or T. & G. FORBES. u PoydIss stIeet.
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tV~ To Leare NTH IMMEDIATE DESPATCH.
Tor NEW YORK ST.8NTON'S LnUISi.a.N.3
IL AND NEW YORK LINE OFPACKEIS. E.
The fast sailing regular packet ship VI Q, NEEE
Capt. Geo s. Brewster is loading and will
have immediate despatch above For balance of freight
passage. having superior Stae-ro0m accommodations,
apply board Pier No q foot of ST. Joseph street.
to }. w. STANfON & CO,
fy16 Corner of Magazine and Lafayette streets.
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YuyHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under the
firm Of HOWELL COATS tins gay aissolv tbe
corceein VII 10 Sc Iasa ~ - ~ JOSEPH w HOWELL,
f fs1t NJ. 49, i MOSES II. COATS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-01
.anoo. sehoIars mo directed by do de-

nance, Scholars nro directed by lla ide-
al.
Il. H. Howard of lhoilurd, 90 "l,HrHesi-
ness" illustrated that this was que Of the
strong powers in the machine,
There were, % llie rluaa 81 each lrrlure,
discussions on lha subjects suggested by lhe
lecture OF proposed 10y he members. These
dsrHrHioHs were we'll and sl'ly sustained Ly
many 6f nur bUHi tiruriirhi ieaf MegErA,
GreeBloRf Of Bradford, Swan, Green, Fleld
a Allen of Boston, Balchelder Of Lynn, Bar
nard Of Hartford, Conn, Bishop Of rroyi-
deuce, II, l., Sbnuuck Of O., Melherell, Hen
~, GrssuloaG Chamherliu NJ n, s., mud Eo-
lon, Hall and 1ulls ~ Vermont,
Some of tie subjects Of Discussion were
corporal punishment aud institutes, aud ou
ile later subject ihd Institute WIS under
great obligation 60 Messfs, Barnard nud liish.
0p,
Those who addressed the Institute nlso
took waFm interest Ia tie discussions and
invest gallons Gi the topics,
The President Tor The ensuing year b. Gid
con T. Ihnyer, Of Boslon Recording Sccrc
lnry Churts Nouhend, of Boston, Mont
poirr MnichmHn,
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Essex County.

Ifnio wings of Concord mud l.uuepburgh
40 their whole duty neNt Tuesdny -poli mr.
full Wing vote us they are nhr TO dos
scs County VII come out riRbg fidu up
rp, yc gallant Wings of Essex, aud secure
lhe triumph, GliuI IN within your reach
O. Several vessels of war have been des-
patched, with tcncd ordors-lo Cubn, u h
-uppp-cd-o 10 other plnccs, TO watch Ihc
m6comruts Of the expeditions lninR out
will ylrw to secure tho "Er-ANNrNArioN'
~ .,,...,- .l.a-4.ilaal- SInlcz. lie IeNns
uuucXaliousls of lhc South nre abusing Gen,
Ia, lor Tor Issuing hi- iule Proclamation very
much in the same mnuucr the free democra.
cy orn'or- AID roPors do ia shis sIaIe.
SrrcWr.-A Mr Rand Of Grcensbotougb
"a, hls throat last Tuesday, With a rnzor, so
severely, that boz died soon afterwards liz
was dlouc IN Tie field At Tie lidc, tic lind
been uHwcll cor come. tiggc, aud hhuImg I'M
~ dcpro.riou of spirlls. oar informant lhink'
his name was Abner, hu r. noLccrlnin. IL,
was very respectable citizen.
hNorurR.-Wc learn tint Alden Dow
committed suicide Ia Bath, y, H., on Mon
dry tUyt iry-ruttrrF fri- ti'r''rt le ss' Grsie
huru before committing the fatal deed
Ito Was intoxicated NJ the time.
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-, men whose principles they approve,
y, ...,rr. 40 nke the Patriot on ila meree-
y, ground, aud object 10 change IN favor
Ltle coalition
0TH'fst- Because the cohlili0nisls now an
M tbeir ,iuuks men who were once
XXI. and who Ms such, have already had
VIZ bare some Of ihem the lion's sharel Of
..touHgr mud pay ,.-.-
lI''r ueeal,se during llIe same thirteen
and still longer The lurolpco branch Of
f,oaliton has enjoyed nenrly - complete
'hnoly of Federal patronage Ia tho Slnle,
WING nj Irnsl ten dollars from lhul source
r,eT one that tho Wings heye had from
sale patronage
'yoE Mr Patriot SOU will be merrenary
'l.,in We Wings must keep both ihe
..,e aid federal patronage some years yrl
,,sre We GET our half Alier lhni sou mny
,.,n .noll,rr pail ~ the leal-if you cnn gel
al, don't believe ihe NluPH viii bt
,a.,n enough 10 qrumble, ifyou viii but get
mck 'Gidy. -Uaichmdn,
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Grn. TayIor's Cabinet

Il is asserted again mud again 10y the Pa
-ulIA mud ilnctcnl pcdlrrs of Free Drmocrn.
cN, that the Cabinet contains n muJUrIry n
snvchcldrfsi How ~ the inrt;
Mr. Clayton n NoT = STAKEHOLDER.
Mr. Mrrrduh rs NoT 4 STAKEHOLDER,
Mr. Ewing o. NoT a StAyrii0LpEW.
Mr. Collnmrr % NOr STAKEHOLDER.
Mr. Johnston, irihOm The iead doubt o. Nor
4 SIANEuuLpEH
Mr. Crawford aud Mr. Preston nrc probably
shareholders.
Tuunr or THEM hAVr VOTED ron TIM
WuMur pRoNso and all urc kHoirn 10 b. IN
ftror och- 81. Alhaus Messenger.
TuRrE Dtsrmor,-A gentleman in high
standing, in Chtitcndon County, writes Il
friend ia this vicinity a, .ullowsi-
"Nou hive no doubt heard the result ofour
Distric, Convention. never saw Mr. Mcach.
nm mIil that day, huI tlle specimen Ice gave
us or his orltoricnl powers on that occasion,
aud his crcui aud we'll ueri,od popularity IN
Addison County, am entirely satisfied It
was the very best nomination that could have
hccu made. ] entertain no doubt Of his ell
cclon."
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Sr.Mm M4MGGEa

In this town, July tGlh by Rev. 4. J. Ton.
nry, Mr. AtaSEo HoBnISs of Pcucham and Mrs
CLARtNpG \. Hmm, OF st. Johnshury.
In this town, August 15,by trv' Fe"-
ncy MIR WILLARD WnIrrrr of ST. Johnsbury,
and Miss ALMInA BKApLEY, of Danvillc.
In Danvilie, Adg. 18th, by Rev. David FIR
~. Mr. Pliny n Moore, of Chnmplain, n 2,
to Miss Sarah p, daughter Of Maj John hei'
sey, of Danvilc. ~
ia Danvillc, Aug I2hi, by Rev. A, web
stcr Mr. Lewis Weeks to Miss Miriam li1rrisr
both of Danvillc
In this town, Aug, %, by Rev. w. b. Bond,
Mr. HnRARD-A Goes aud Mise ELrlHA Is.
WEST, both Of this town.
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The MarItelal.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thsrsday, Augal.
A. mhfNeT, UUU U60r Cartia, furh Htorrr, ~,
COWS and calves, 1900 sheep and Lambs, and
ilnn Swine.
~ Jirri rnule-Ertrn, 5000, lsl quality, 5,7ji
"a, do 5.10i 80 DO. 800. ilh DO i,7i.
Rloms-ifwo years old, ITO ST.
Cows aud Galyrs-93, %, 90, 20, $40
eheeP-l ~, l.50. l.75, 200, So
Hwine--1li Retail q to Old fogs a.
BOSTON MARKET Aug, -.
fLOuR-Iloward street 3 5n 6t2i Ohio,
SOC q 900 Gchrseo, COM brands, 5,15 S,r1l
Grnrsre, fancy brands, 600 $50
CORN yellow, ruund, 90 On, Alt 90 o.,
white ~ o.,
OATs-soutlcrn, Jia 31i nnllhctn, 0O 90,
eastern, 90 o.
WOOl.-1hr receipts Of dnmestiG hnecc
have been largo, and the salrs amount Ia about
lOu, OUu lbs fleece az iull quoted pnCrH
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MIR Greely's Speech at Wood
stool X.

WrGT0T, VgruTtiuF ~ t'i'Fsiliiueni, Vie
,,.I Woodstock on Wednesday, and address
I's ruhruce 81 no, lrss Than 1000 persour
s..,abtd in1hc Park, tie WINS listened "a
riia pnouuud attention for nearly lwo hour-,
Is ,prrch Wnr q sound, plnln ana torcltir
rfs,enihli0n aud exhibition ui the truth lliH
irl. we're matters OF recorded history, Ills
odncipes wefo the sound, hrond principles
% which the Wing parry lave ever slood,
l nclcd ,n the state OF Vermont, mud ~
fmmenls were ju.', rlcnr aud uunprwpru
b.. he met tie clnmor which r. now rni-cd
,.tnsl lhr Whlgs az NcuW0Ur nv hrrur t',-
,t,.ailur hnyiug ruppuuod Gen, Iuylurgrl-
h and on att t,aliliA AS lilc gcnCtnl east ol liiH
,pr,rh and particularly hy lhc NIUWVi7
,rItROOF TIM GEN, TAYLOR WILL
APPROVE a WIL ron 1iiE ADNlS-
slON mad GOVERNMENT ot the NEW
TFRRITnlY WITH THE WilNOr
TRONI-O, mud by tie nyowHl md proof
oCte further fact, that lhr CABINET q"
Gem Tr,lar, ~ well the members from lie
,l,c holding, ~ from the free stu'cr, ARE
-urf0-EH- ,a-tA -ENIENSlON nf SLA-
VERY into California aud new Mexico
Holiii0ot Mercury
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-01
Nyhige of st. Jolinebury.

You are requested 10 meet at the Town Hall
at the Centre Village, on Saturday afternoon.
September thr lrl, at :! o'elnck, 10 select
candidate for town Representative, and tn
.mlke lItnngcmcnts for the approaching cleo.
lion JOHN DACOS, Tor Tie Com
Aug %, Ie49,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-01
IBMr41Sp

In Liiueton, n IL Aug 81, Edward c. son
of civilian and Marriott a. BAILEY aged years
mouths and 8 days
Iu"Coven,ry, Aug. ~, MIR Joshua Hyde,
Aged Gh4ut 30.
In Albany, Aug. % John, son Of Mr. jobs
Locke. aged years. "'"-t.-
In DanyiIIe Aug gndy Mira Sarah Fisher,
wife of Ed. LcwlsfIsher, ngec ~
81 in Cabot, July 30. Mr. Ezekiel Reed 7ged