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NO7ARIdL NOTICE.

tT- NOtIce.-The undersigned having united together
Business all its branches
inform their friends and the public that they prepared
with dispatch whatever business may be cond
them, the old stand Of D. RICARDO, late Notary Public,
No. 70 Gravier street VIM. MONAGHAN,
d. |. Ricardo,
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GEoRaE T. DUNBAR, the present incumbent, presents him
sf as candidate for the office Of Surveyor Of Second Mu-
inequality and solieiis the votes of his felOwctzens at the
elacinn 10 ln held ON the 22d inst. aplO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-16

The friends Of j. W. SMITH him q candidate
for The Snrsesonp of the second Municipality. He will
be Supported By all parties. Election April 2. apI2
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We are authorized to announce Capt s. 8. SELLEcK as
candidate for the Office Of Wharnger OF Municipality Nc
Two al the ensuing election the 22d inst. ap10'
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d. of t.. Meeting This Afternoon.


MAGNOLIA UNION No. g. Daughters of Temperance, meets
at hall.past O'clock, Al Pelican Hall
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1PER STEAMSHIP ONO. -4g
NORRIS 81 WAY,
Corner If Camp and Common streets,
Have received per this large and elegant assortment Of
Summer CrOCNtS,
To which they invite the attention of their and the
publc-among which may be found
The Lola Monies" CrayRt,
An entirely new style, and manufactured expressly for
Woodhead's FANCY AND FANCY BATIsTE;
STRIPED CAMBRIC AND STRIPED BATIsTE;
INDIA SILK AND FoULARp SILK;
ENGLISH TwILLED SILK, Red Spot;
LIGHT FANCYCHEcK SILK and CHASaEABLE SILK,
And a variety of other styles NORRIS & WAY.
of Camp and Common Streets
apl1 2dptf under Hewlets Hotel.
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Fdr Whnrfinger,

Nessrs Editors Please announce JOHN ANDERSON
candidate for Wharinger of Municipality No. Two, ar
obIike his [apllal FRIENDS,
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Eds. CresccHt-AnRounce DAN F. WFiLLDfN as a can
sdae for Captain Of the sCcond Municipality Night Watch
as he will be supported BY The WoRIKNGMEE.
apis
Eds Cresccnt-We authorized to announce CHARLES
PnTKIK the Peoples Candidate for the Office of Captain
Of tho Night Watch Second Municipality at the election
Monday the ed inst From his long experience and
teal acquaintance with its duties having been for many years
faithful and digent officer of the Municipality. he hopes
TO receive the favorable consideration and support of the
people. ala FRIKNDs THE MESlcIPALITY.
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NEwORLEANs, Apnl9, 1850
Mr.. T. PLAcIpR-Dedr Sir: In behalf of the lndepen-
Odd Elbows Of this city, would respectfully
guest your Theatre Friday April 26 for the purpose
an Grafton which will take place that day
Of the anniversary Of the Order in the United
States laying Of the Of the Odd Feow Hall
about TO be erected.
making request that compliance with it
will subject you personal Inconvenience and somewhat interfere
Of bnneEs but relying the spirit Of
which have manifested TOW ards private charities
objects public sincerely that usual
cheerful withheld. With sentiments respect and
| esteem, remain your obedcnI servants,
r Fl Fl ss sIrips' I ri i BTcnTR,L
|. ID. BEIN, Committee Of Arrangements.
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~ Filth WRrd-SRCOND MUNICIPALITY. AT a
and highly respectable meeting Of the Democrats Of the
Fifth Ward Second Municipality for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for thu Municipal Council B. Oney ESQ., called 10
the Carter appointed Secretary Tho following
gentlemen unanimously nominated the candidates Of thu party
Col 8. w. w. OAKHV,
+. Ii. MAsTERsON. - =
fsignedI b. OLNEY, President
nutg
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Of the Second Municipality. aplO'
The undersigned candidate for the Office Of Comptroller
Of Municipality No. Two atthe approaching Election on the
I'D inst and respectfully socs the suffages of his fellow
eitzens. apS ADoLPHE LAYET.
The undersigned announces the people of the Second
Municipality that hei candidate for the Office Of Compo-
Ter, and respectfully socts their sufrages.
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Che DnilY Crescent.


TUESDAY MORNING. ApRL 10. 1850,
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.Messrs. Editors Please announce Capt. HENRY FoRNo
candidate the Office of Captain Of the Watch Of Mu-
nicnality No. Two. Election the fourth Mondayin April
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-16

Electro Biology in English and French.-THIS
AFTERNOON, at haEpss 4, NJ DUMAC will form Class for
Instruction Ia the wonderful science Of Electro Biology
French language the saloon Of tho ST. Louis Hotel FISKE
will form Class in English the hour aud place.
day Afternoon All the members of the Night Classes we'll
those who wish receive instruction. will be present the hour
named apl6 IT.
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Black and white Lace Mantllas ana scars. aplo Nv
Low STOREI Low PRICEs!!
MRsP G GAMfbE L H. corner aM reydra, and S
Gf"Gss fs3i rs o. SiH the essoS OF TIE ~
style and quality of her goods eXceed equaed and
can be purchased eewhere Ms G. also Offers very
nice assortment Of EmbrOderes, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery
fa- Bonnets Cleaned and Pressed in superior
Dress-making in the best style. apis 6t
style 6 1f.fGSG hh tbs day d Ias
All persons having claims against the will present
the concern must be paid only TO
api6 GEORGE CLEMhiENs, Liquidatory Partner.
ERANKLiN HOUSE, BILOXI-T The subscribers
beg leave 70 say that ths house has been thoroughly i
comfortable, aoding convenience for persons
wishing enjoy themselves during the Summer. The Bath
and the locality of Biloxi for Sea Bathing, speak for them
selves The proprietor pledge ihemieEe that neither pains
The table will be at all times well supplied with the best The
The bar will be supplied with the very best of Liquors all Of
which have been selected with great care The house will
"' a Gi6"'' y" ''' -''" '"'' MITCHELL 81 SHORT.
I MEN GOODs-REGULARW WHOLESALE DRY
soG pogs Of Linen S6G o S Ss eys $
grade Of dressed and undressed Liners, Piowcase nens
Checks, Planters Brown aud Ora Linens, White and Brown
Hollands, Linen Diapers and Damasks Towels Napkins,
apis II J. II. PALMER, s. Grayor street.
nR. ELLIOTT, YeicrinGry Surgeon, would announce
dO to IN, the f Ct OF ih' city and its vi ~ ~
business in his line entrusted TO his care -
will insure him large business as he spent nine in the
Veterinary College Of France, five years in Prussia and the
last five years in this city with success The Doctors
charges are from Il to $40 curable disease.
TIE Doctor is to be found at all hours of the day and
night at TattersaIs Stables ST Charles street
Family HORSES, well broke always mb G3 s sSnd
M low By "Oi'ANJoHSS s sTR9pP PDS Co. '''
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Hay. CORN. OATS, BRAN AND SHORTS
By IffGsdptfl ], GARLAND & co., LAiassiiasl =.
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Eds. Crescent-Please announce BENJAMIN BUrMAN as
candidate for Captain of the Night Watch Second Nu
nicipaity. Els-tlonthe fourth Monday of April
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Eds Crescent. Please announce SAMUEL L. BEELMAN
Is candidate Captain Of the Night Watch of the Second
Nnpepay, which duty he properly understands having
served Lieutenant under the late Capt Harper for six
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Rartine,s IEorae Lotion

Harline3s EfOrse LOtIOns
nescTaine remedy for ali diseases the hoIse ublec
Rscsmmendsd b ueknoWn firm Of KIP Brown New
York Hiram Woodruff Bozton aud by thousands Of genuemei
throughout COUNT Sold only In Rev Orleans BY
Iahf WRIGHT co. i5l Chartras street
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Grand Concert,

ElAS5 Lyeeum Hall. Esa9slai
EgAssK. II VIM. VINCENT WALLACE has the flrIHIzlk
3SJS honor biz friends and the public Jfs
F7 that he will give Concert Oh FRIDAY EVEN FL
ING, l9h lust assisted by eminent VOcaSts and
full Orchestra which occasion he will perform the Plane his
Fantasia MHrans, Noeurne lie Zphy and Tar
de the Violin tra themes
from Beinis Operas ard SomnambulR :; also,
Fantasia de Concert the Irish melody IT Is the Last Rose
Of Summer" composed express II for this Concert.
Tickets 81 90 each had the principal Music
at the Office Of the Charles Hotel and al The door.
NJ Concert 10 commence at O'Clock apis
E5" Attention, Delegates, Attention. THE Dele.
gates appointed behA the administration for the
purpose nominating suitable represent the Second Mu
nopaty General Council, will meet at Diamonds Hotel
near Delord and Tehoupous Streets MONDAY
EVENING, the l5h inst al hslfpaxt 7 O'Clock aPl2
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For Comptroller:
JoaN CAIHoug is a candidate for the office Of Comptroller
Of the Second Municipality. aplO'
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The present Aldermen of the Second Ward HENRY REN.
SHAW and JAMES GoLDINe candidates for reelection,
and will be supported BY The PEorLE,
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Eds. Crescent-You win please announce Capt. C. ].
YOU'VE. Of the Independent Winter Guards, candidate
for Alderman of the Sixth Ward He viii be supported by
q mass Of INDEPENDENT VOTERS.
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aplI
Eds. Crescent Please Mr.. ]. WoRRELL
candidate for Captain of the Night Watch.
ap8 MANY FRIENDS.
Eds Crescent. Please HENRY CRANE (Iormery
Lieutenant Of Second Municipality Poice) candidate for
Captain Of the Night Watch Of Municipality No. Two
HIS MANY FRIENDS.
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Fish and Fishing.
GHT0N

Dealer. in FANCY GOODS, GUNS, PISTOLS, GOLD PENS
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-18
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1850.


After the reading OF the journal,
MIR STRONG ofe red the usual resolution TO stop the
debate on the New Mexican delegate case in two hours
alter the committee should next 60 into Committee Of the
Whole the subject
MIR. BAYLY remarked that the question Of the admls.
sion of the New Mexican delegate was one OF the most
important that had been before Congress a the present
eventfu session There were many gentlemen DESTROYS
OF arguing that question and TO afford them opportunity
Of dong 40 he would move TO strike out the words "in
two hours" and insert in lieu thereof al o'clock to-
morrow" l.,
The question being on that amendment. il was put oy
tellers and il not agreed to-ayes 81 noes 20 a.
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Arkansas, moved to ameau ' ).
resolution by inserting Thursday next al - .s.
There were many desrous to speak on ~. M w.,
tAaid Mr. and he conceived the time proposed oy MN
self to be short enough in which to'gve mem nearing
Mr. called the the ayes any noes on that mouon
Mr. BGJRf moved to postpone the further cona'dsra-
ton Of The said resolution until Monday next on which
mnt;on he asked the yeas and nays which were ordered
The question being taken, the motion TO postpone was
not agreed to--ye~s so, nays III.
Mr. GOTr demanded the previous question on the
adoption of the resolution.
Mr. STRONG asked whether there was an amendment
pending
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indicate he willingness OF Congress 10 rseaes the public
printer from his contract That gentleman Was under.
have received extra compensation HI lMr b. Aouid
be unwilling al this time 10 release him from cOnuar
which he said was not a. profitable He hoped. there
FORE this resolution would be modified - 10 provide
Mr. JOHN A. KING inquired II the gentleman from
Mississippi mir McWiLLIEl had said anything In refer-
the second part OF the Patent Once report ne
desired TO know what the prospects ~ 70 the Pao
LEGATION OF that report and what was proposed 70 % oonc
in reference to it by the committee.
Mr. McWILLIE replied that he bad said nothing upon
this subject II would be some four or hve weens
the first part could be worked of Assoon - sn1t ~
DONE he supposed the second part would % s
press 1,
He remarked that the nducemen to take me p,inilng
~ ,hs nsmnhlet from The operation OF IL general con-
tract was the desire, II were 20 DC eone ft ina!
.houId no done in right manner. execetea under the
nract Il would be published in the ordinary pamphlet
form nd not with that neatness which was dea.abls.
| NJ GARTER inquired Of the chairman Of ths Com
mttee on Printing whether ne had the authority O lns
contractor the printing for saying that he coah not
Mawi}iilE replied that. on the contrary The M
ter Just read stated that the contractor could do this wotk
Mr.. CARTIER Very well then let HIM 30 on Aso
Mr.. CONRAD He say. he can do il, but not IN the
Mr.. PRESTON KING asked for the reading q y; se
resolution He desired TO know whether released tae
printer from the contract
The resolution read, as above :, ,..
| MIR DUR said he proposed 10 amend me rs.oluuon
adding p.ov'o that me ,n sSs existing cossse -
| The SPEAKER The gentleman nom new fosH VI"
| reduce his amendment to writing
l Mr. WENTWORTH suggested That the gentleman
d;fv bs nrov 20 10 state that the printing was 70
he done with the voluntary consent OF The present con
I M McwIt.LlE Mr.. Richie has expressed his as
sent in the letter just read.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-08-13
MiddlebnrY College.

The Commencement at this Institution
will Occult on Wednesday, the 2lst inst. On
the day previous. at 2 o'clock, Z. M, an O.
ration will be delivered before the Philoma-
thesian Society by the Rev. TRUMAN NJ.
Posi-, of St. Louis, and at 4 o'clock. the Rev.
EDWIN +. HATFIELD, ID. d, of New York
City,will address the Philadelphia Society.
In tie evening OF the same day, Dcclama-
tions for Prizes as usual.
The exercises on wednesday will COM
mencc at 10 o'clock. In the afternoon, the
Hon. ALEXANDER w. BUEI, Member of
Congress from Michigan, will deliver an ad-
dress before the Society Of Associated Alumni
Following the above, on Wednesday, the
exercises of the Semi-C Centennial Celebra.
ton will m with an address on The
Relation of the College to the Religious In
terests of So ciety, by Rev. JOSHUA BATES,
ID. d., after which, a Sermon by Rev. STE.
PHEN OLIN, D. d., President of Middletown
University.
On Thursday, the Anniversary exercises
will be continued by a Salutatory Address
from Rev. BENJAMIN LABAREE, ID. d.; a
Eulogy on deceased Graduates, by Rev.
joins HoUGH, d. D.;a Historical Discourse
by Rev. n. S S. BEMAN, ID. d; and a Po-
EN- by JoHN G. SAKE, Esq
Middlebury, Aug. B, 1850.
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Census Notice.

1t is particularly requested, in order TO fa-
cilitate the taking of the Census, tat every
householder make a memorandum and leave
with his family, containing answers 10 the
following questions;
/. The name, age, sex, color, place Of
birth, and occupation of every person in
your family on the LIST day of june last.
2. Those in your family who have married
and those who have died within the year
ending first of June and in case of death
the month in which they died, their age, sex,
color, profession, and place Of birth also the
disease or cause of death.
g.. The total value of all real estate owned
be the same located where it may, (including
buildings.)
4 Improved land in acres; unimprovcd
and in acres cash value Of farm value Of
farming implements, including wagons, carts.
harnesses, &C.; number Of horses; number Of
milch cows, of oxen, OF other cattle, of sheep,
and of swine value Of live stock; number
bushels Of wheat, rye, corn. and oats NUM-
Der pounds of wool number bushels peas
and beans, potatoes, barley, buckwheat; val
tie of orchard products in dollars number
pounds of butter, of cheese number tons of
hay number bushels clover sccd.-othcr
grass seed-pounds of hops--pounds of silk
cocoons; pounds of maple sugar, of beeswax
and honey--value of home made manufac-
lures, and of animals slaughtered during the
year.
The above items of information are re-
quired by law. and it would confer a great
obligation on the undersigned whose duty it
is TO collect the same, if every Householder
would assist them in the manner above indi-
Gated.
D. S. CHURCH., 1st, NarsLals
G. A. COLLAMER, far
CYRUS BIRGE, Adiison Co.
July %, 1850. 14:4w
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STATE OF VERMONT, | BE it remember
District of Addison, SIS. ed, that at n Pro-
bate Court held at Middlebury IN and for the
District of Addison, on the Sd cay Of July, A.
d. 1850: Cyrus o. Abernethy, administraior
of the estate Of
EZEKIEL ABERNETHY,
late Of Clinton in the Comfy of Lenawee in
the State of Michigan, presents his petition in
writing to said Court praying for license to sell
the real estate of said deceased for the purpose
of paying the debts Of said deceased and eX-
pcnscs of administration and therein sets forth
the amount of debts allowed against said es-
tate and the expenses of administration the
value of the personal estate, and the situation
of the real estate of said deceased and that il
is necessary to sell the said real estate for the
purposes aforesaid 1t is thereupon ordered
that said petition be considered by said Court
at the session thereof to be held at the Office o
the Register of said Court in said Middlebury
on Thursday, the 9Th day Of September next
ut one o'clock in the afternoon and that motto,
thereof he given to all persons interested, tha
they may appear and make their objections, j
any they may have, TO said license being grant
ed, by publishing a certified copy of this ordel
in the Middlebury Rcgistcr-a newspaper print
ed AT sail Middlebury-thrc weeks successive
ly previous to the time of said Court.
.ht. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true Copy OF Record.
IS Attest, Jod. S. Bushnell, RegitoT.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-08-13

ELMwooD MUSICAL lNsrITUrE.-The
first Annual Catalogue Of this Institution
has been laid on our table. We are graf
ified to see the evidences which il presents
OF the success Of Prof. PEAsE in establish
ing a school Of this kind in our Stale, and
trust that he will have continued and in
creasing prosperity. The number of schol-
airs for the last year is 81. An enlarge
ment Of the buildings OF the Institute is in
progress, which will enable Prot. PEAsE to
accommodate a still larger number. Seven
TeasAery' tTsT1es IN rP+acipaI. have heen
employed in this school the past yca+
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District OF Addison, Commits
sioners, To receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons, against the estate Of
EPAPHRAS MILLER,
late Of Middlebury, in laid District, deceased,
aud also all claims aud demands exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from the 18Th day Of
July, A. ID. 1850, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, We do therefore hereby give no.
lice that we will attend TO the business of on;
said appointment. AT the Office Of II. Seymour
Esq, in said Middlebury, On the ist Tuesday OF
September aud January next, respectively, from
nine o'clock, A. NJ. until four o'clock, L. N. on
each of said DAYS.
OZ1A5 SEYMOUR, }
AUSTIN JOHNSON, Commissioners
JAMES MCDONALD, )
Dated ~ Middlebur,, this 2Olb day Of July, A.
u. 1850. -. 3w
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IG.5w

The ALLEGHANIANs.-This popular
company ofsingcrs gave one ofthcir best con-
certs in this village, on Friday evening last.
to a large and highly g%ratiied audience. We
have seldom heard expressions of approba-
ton and praise so unqualified and universal
as were bestowed by those present on this
accomplished quar.ette band. No effort VIII
be wanting, we trust, 10 secure another visit
from them, during Commencement week.
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Strayed,

From the pasture occupie by IIdny Moore.
in this village, n dark brindlc Cow, six years
OLD, and a two year old hcifer, darkish red high
horns and high hips Any information respect
ing the above cattle may be given to Mr.. Moore,
and will be suitably rewarded by the owner.
STEPHEN MANN.
Middlebhry, August ~, 1850. leaf
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Notice is hereby given TO the Stockholders Of
the Rutland and Burlington Rail Road Co,
that, agrceably to a resolve Of the Directors,
passed on the I'd instant, creating 5000 shares
Of s per cent. preferred stock-each holder Of
one or two shares of old stock is entitled to
one share Of new stock,
Each holder Of five shares of old stock is en-
titled to two shares Of new stock, and
Each holder of more than five shares of old
stock is entitled to one share of preferred stock
for every three shares of old stock
Provided he notify Saml Ilcnshaw, Treas
Boston, or Sam'l Swift, Asst. Treas, Middle
bury. VT on or before The 10th Of August next,
Of his desire to take said preferred stock, and
pay for the same as specified in "A notice issued
to each shareholder on the ID instant.
SAML. HENSHAW. Treas,
July, 1850. 10
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CARPENTER g. L T


shop with n large assortment Of Watches, jew
elry, Clocks, and fancy articles, consisting in
part as follows:
Gold and Silver Watches, Brass and Wood
Clocks-with or without alarms, Gold Vest and
Guard Chains, Gold KEYS and Rings Of every
style, Silver Speciacles and Tooth Picks
RcH %JEwELRY, Gold Rings and Breast Pins,
for Ladies' aud Gents wear, Of all kinds, Gold
Belt Slides and Eur Honps-a good assortment.
BRUsuFs. An extensive assortment Of Hair,
Clothes, Hat, Nal, Tooth and Comb Brushes Of
various styles.
PERfUMERYan and Fancy Soaps, all kinds.
FANCY GuoDs. Cigar Cases. Snuff Boxes,
Porte Monies, Court Plaster, lnlelihle Ink, Key
Rings, Purse, Wallets, Silver, Pearl, Shcll Vel
vet, and Enamelcd Card Cases, Thermometers,
Razors and Razor Strops, Scissors, Shears, Steel
Keys and Chains, Silk Guards, Spcctaclrs aud
Cases, Goggles, Chess and Checker Men, Gam
mon Boards, Canes, Fans-a choice assortment.
SILVER WARE.-Silvcr Tea, Table, Dessert
and salt Spoons, Pencils, Tlimblcs, &c, &c.
IL WATCH REPAIRING and other jobs
done AT short notice and at low prices.
We have removed cur shop to its present locali-
ty 50 that the public might have easy access TO it,
and hope by elise attention to business, and
the faithful manner in which it will be performed
TO merit a share Of public patronage. One or the
other of the subscribers will be in constant attend
nnee nt 'hc shop NJ MI hours of the DAY.
C.. ii. CARPENTER,
SIMEON IIOLTON, Jr.
Mildlebury, August C, 1850. l5:yl.
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StraVed..
AMERICAN ARTUNI0N.

This institution offers to each OF its subscri.
bcrs for the current year, a line engraving on
steel, measuring 20 / ? by l6 8 4 inches, after
Lesbos celebrated painting If Anne Page, Sken-
der and Shalor; a copyo Of the illustrated bulle-
Tin I to, published monthly a set of fine line
engrayings on steel Of the size of 7 ~ by 10
inches, among which is tho Dioam Of Arcddia,
by Cole and a chance in the distribution OF
several hundred choice paintings, Busts of
Washington in Bronze, besides other works of
art. Subscriptions received by
l.. l.. TILDEN,
l5;3w Honorary .SecyeidTV