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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

We are told that several of the Dem
ocratie editors have recently made the
absurd statement that we are about to
quit our present business and become n
dealer in merchandise. Merchandise
would be no new employment for some
Of those chaps. They have long made
merchandise Of their politics. Louis
Vile Journal.
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Look at This.

"ot'SE AND LOT FOR sAl,E.--A good House
and Lot, Ripiey's Stone Mill, will be sold
lair terms by the subscriber
DAVID KIRKAIDIE.
Rutland March Is, 1873 ll-9w.
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Office Racine, GAINESVILLE & Mississippi X. II. Co
Racine, Wis, March 10, 1853.
NOTICE To CONFERENCE.-The Racine,
y GAINESVILLE and Mississippi Rail Road Company
give notice, that they viii the first day Of April
ne, at their office IN the city of Racine, let the Grad
ing, Masonry, bridging, aud supersfructnre Of that
portion III their road, extending from the ,y of Racine
10 the Village Of Beiot, being about sixty oui miles.
Proposals will be received Tor the WHOLE ar any por
ton Of the above work, from this date until the first
day of April neNi at O'Clock, r. N.
Profes Plans and Specifications are now ready for
inspection the Oies of the Company and full par
icnlars may be obtained by parties interested, by call
ing at the office, OF addressing CHARLES L. PRES
Cost, Esq, Chief Engineer, at Racine.
Parties are also referred 10 John A. &. Gray, Esq,
Director, New York City, and Simon Draper, Esq,
Treasurer ofthe Company, at New York city.
by order Of the Board NJ Directors,
ll-2w HENRY :. DtkAND, President.
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w tlst M i-as, ssantgirf tfirsiesis q iet2
- isf' uti fsf itsa fffFafif b.. usrttsrt it So
~ useath sAish w ssisas uslnsa' r4-., -
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THE PARE IlorEL.-ssndy Ill
opened on the 81 met, with fine Ball
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Johnson a L.iitlefleId,

No. z, perklus' Nork,
NJANUFACTtNEUs of h'rts aud sh~n,
lNl ncsleFe IN ffrnrh and american Calf Skins,
uak aud lcnilotk Tanned Sole Leather Ippcf i.eAth.
cf, shoe thrcHds, CuHiinan and Fine Host Taste
krep an extensive Assortment IT n,-nis aud Shoes,
Be-,t Webbing, pegs, Nails. Last, n,ot Tfrrs, Gal
iouns, kihisnss, iht CORDS, Patent Threads Riarkn
New Noik, philadelphia aud baltimore sole Leather
superior Cast stce il'i and sho, Mt, OF ever, van
ETY., constant, IN hand
An the above enumerated Nricle., together Nth =
great yRnct, not mentioned can he had, at hlrsae
~ RETAIL a. low prices aud n,sn favabI. tcrn.
as they can he hcaRh, NJ any OF tho latfe commercial
elite. In the county. Merchants Ia the cuunir, are
invited a. call aud examine stuck aud pcua hrfte
visiting the city dealrfs fspsoS, JnnNsos,
NJ. A, Litttrrtrtn,
t.h
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Farm for Sale.

F1Nflf subscriber offers Farm for sale lying In the
East Village uf liuhbardton, containing about i50
of good grazing land handsomely situate each
side Of the main road leading tu brandon, with good,
comfortable Dwelling house and wood shed, and six
barns al.o, good, Young sugar works, with house
and pans for battling, with about 900 said farm
contains lot of 100 acres of good timber and wood.
and handy Ia get Ia the house, All of which will be
sold in about halt the price Of lands selling around
and adjoining IT, the subscriber l. not in situation
for carrying on Terms will he made easy, as only
a small part will be required To be paid down. Cali
and see IL, JAMES ADAMS
Castleton, March "A, 1854. ll-f
HATS AND CAPS.--1hc place to buy fine spring
i styles of Hats aud Caps cheap, l. at
March 10, 1851 SIiAFFEE'S.
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Pork /! Pork (!

VERMONT Packed Extra Mes. Pork. by hr bar
' rel or pound, by D.. J. BLISS
Fob. 1859
Oh POUNDS coon SUGAR ron si.aOb
" b. J. NiIss.
Feb, le l6si
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Washington, Feb a6, 1853
an the petition Of Iiezeksh Haynes, of Middle
Jtown, Vermont, praying for the extension Of pa
tent granted TO him tho 18th day Of June, 1889, Tor
au improvement in the mode Of constructing Rake
Teeth seven years. from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place the eighteenth (Itth) day of
June, eighteen hundred and fifty three, (le53 y
II Is ordered that the said petition he heard al the
Patent Office on Monday, the sixteenth (lGth) of May,
1885, at - O'Clock, NJ; and all persons notified 10
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required IN flo
In the Patent Office their objections, especially setting
forth in writing at least twenty days beiae The day 81
hearing al testimony filed by either party Ia be used
at the said hearing, must be taken and transmitted IN
accordance with the rules Of the office, which will be
furnished on application.
Ordered, also, that this notice he published IN the
National lnteiligenrsr, Republic, aud Union, Wash
ngion, y. Z. Express, New York city Courant,
Hartford, Connecticut; Daily bee, Boston Republi-
can, Springfield, Massachusetts and Rutland County
Herald Rutland, Vermont, once week for three
ccssye weeks previous TO the 10Th day Of May next
the day Of hsarng. =. u. HODGES,
lO-jw Commissioner of Patents.
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Cabinet Furniture and Chair

n Y
HaAteoa's BHiia,"e, Asad " UasAi-g,gs u,
MOSES CURTIS is now offering iafEv aud gen
NI crai assortment NJ sotar, Center, Card, Common
and Extension Dining Tables, Mahogany, blatk
walnut, Cane -seai aud common Chairs, Bureaus,
Bedstcads Hat Stands, Chamber sets, Nc.i Hisn.
hair, paln-lehf and hush Mattresses, Spring neds,
Looking glasses, Clocks Picture frames, Wurk busrs,
portable Desks, Se.
Ready Made CeaHs of all sizes and dcsetiptions--
Mahogany Cohns furnished To- order short notice.
Having porohasod New and Rich U"ds from the
host manufactures, AZ cash pticrs he oud invite thu
attention Of the public IN ihc Inspection oi the SAINT
Enutlsnd, Feb. 49, 1854 ~
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To the Sick.

nR. j. CLAWsON KELLEYis (Anaiyticai Ply
sician) Medicines fur the cure Of Diseases Of the
Lung, Liver, Kidneys, aud spleen, kept constantly
ior sale two doors south Of the Moon Brook, Rutland.
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MONREN takos pleasure IN Announcing Ia the
i citizens Of Rutland and vicinity, that he has
cent?, added ~ his rooms Of IN. latest improved
SKY Lights, which makes his rooms indispensable hy
any IN the country, and having awaited himself ~ al,
dent that he can give perfect satisfaction To the
critical Judges Tor proof of which hc calls the nuen
ton of the public ~ his specimens Al his which
are pronounced 10 he the hest exhibited in Rui
land. Those wishing correct likcnes-es ot tIirmscl
yes or friends, win please call at y. Mowrrss shy
Light rooms IA the Union building Main NJ. Rutland
VI y. MOWNEl.
a,n
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The Hair.
BUFFALO Horn Combs,
ID English Hair Brushes,
Azor's Turkish Balm,
Circassian Balm,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Bears OH,
" pomatum,
PhilicOmb.
And all Of the best articles for the toilet sold by
H. l., SPENCER.
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NOTICE. MICHAEL NeNrLTy. II Yor
g.. ' sDHh, rtlnty hsso, lfsiaad. Isef8tfy q tfsb.
the Z ~, And -ebsaeeisag naafasa, stIlt Ia
ihet siiptfln - ~ pissss ihtna - fr.suds A.
si4fda1Fly Iyfs<f b.
NiCqAEL DAILY. Rsasna. n,
Ransnd, Ysif ~ isla d..
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Auction.

NyILL be sold nj Public Auction by the subsor-
w her, at his residence in Clarendon, on Thurs
day, the 2th day Of March, 1853, at O'Clock, A. NJ,
II not previously disposed Of the following property,
To wit; tanning mill, | corn shelter, carriage,
cutter wagons, sleighs, horse rake, plows, hay and
manure forks, hoes Takes, pine lumber marble plank
Is inches wide, span Of colts, one hog, fowls, car
pcniers tools, household furniture Of almost every do
srription, too numerous To ncntion also el5 sap
buckets, harnesses, iron bars, chains, harrow
teeth, straw cutter, oats, potatoe, and iurnips.
PHILIP FISHER.
Clarendon, March 3, 1850 l0-2w'
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NOTICE--Whercas, Edna, my wife, Without any
Just cause, has left my bed and board, this IA 10
forbid all persons from harboring trusting her
my account, shall pay debts Of her contracting
after This date. JOHN BALLARD.
Rutland, March 3, lHs1 lO-slws
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Widows, Pensions.

WIDDNs II Dnitsrs or toldtrs, who served In
w the hryolaiionars War inf 81, lnnnths ~ more
are h"w entitled 10 I,snsioDs ~iihDa, regard " Tue
uiDs ~ thrlf manage. NiaSws Of tsf1efsat ssd,n
~bc served ~ snj u The Indian wars -n.ss l7iG %,
70 We " AZ ~ lrl2 80 IA the war with Ns4leo, nlin-n
M bands wrfs hiilsa died in rsryes ~ did fnsf
being honofabiy dssbarEed,) hoD wound Essrissd 90
aissafc contracted nhir 10 the line Of dut, The
shhrsnihef vii ioats application ~ ~ surh b arc
ant,,itd ~ pshsi0ns abdef cad act.
Rutland, March 9, iHd1. 81
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Mould Candles.
sKy-LrGIIT DAGuEnREAN ROOMS.

good article for l2i et's por pound, ot,hc Chtsp
Cash sioIc, near the depot E<J.bLiss.
Jan. ~, 1859
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Sugars. suears,

Sod efs-n saFsi g. 81 he.i BIOS sara, t,eI
iense - ~ refaf' tsf y "A ~ bs-tof ,s,,.f
80 gr,ss Atsrf, - - ~ t4ssg
lsh ~. lril ~ q hiinr
105 nAHHrls q as.f ss ..l-I .,
bAhhETT q sOs
4 Ho'EaIEs An l.as. u .,,..,,.. a., -.
" fla4g 10 iflrft.lr - ~. i -. .-'s
'fHi'fi niaId ssF ~
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ZIG Broadway, New York.
Refer In Cour'lanjt Palmer, Esq, ~ Broadway,
New York Hon. Alvin bronson, oswceo, n. v
Gov. Wpod, Ohio Ex-Governor Ford, Ohio Hon. u.
W. Thomson, Iowa Hon. u. A. Noble, Mich Hon.
J. X. Williams, Mich. Hon. Robert Smith, H. Hon
J. u. Underwood Ky. Hon. A. G.. Dodge, Iowa Hon.
J. u. Do,y, Wisconsin.
1y- For further information inquire Of l.. BARNEY,
Agent for Rutland and Bennington Counties
lift
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lbcfrEts la o. izsl 1ase1i2
lea a. lrlI C,sn 30
rhor sng tsi Iils l-sr's - 10 state, ~iairh Nd
,.ra .saiiaar, 90 rsfi.f f-tr sfsds has tssn faiT
.ahans-a slaes tif ogsnihf d ihr hhes a Eafat1s
V i,hih 80 ; fitfs
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PENSION AGENCY.

IroR ALL WIDOWS or KEvoLuTIoNARY
y Nflfisrs and ~ wif1wa whose husband aisl Az
ANY -ibce the hesuiuiius.
Aud BOUNTY LAMBS tn Soidisfs land their
fcfrsenfstfeHi Ni'o served in ANY uaf slhs. 100
Please call On
". ". SMITH,
AIroEsET AZ Las, A..
ofics over the fasi Once.
RauaAd, MAreh y, ts8l Jg-ff
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Port Monnaies.
DAPTER Maehe,
J. Velvet,
Turkey Morocco,
English
Calf and Common,
Morocco and Common.
Bill Folders.
great variety, at
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DLArkING>-sbsidon's Oa Water fnsf Isafi,sr
IbPoi'-h, 81 sale uh0ifaaIs ald f.fsii, 10
q. BUTT . rOa.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-29
PREDETERMINED or THE poARp on p1nECrOnp,

Among other proceedings had at tho late
meeting Of tho Directors In this city, were the
following preamble and resolution, introduced
by Mr., LukenOn!
WHEREAS, Fears are entertained by some Of the
Stockholders In tho Hannibal and 81. Joseph
Railroad, and many If itS friends feel alarmed
lest the Board Of Directors should permit
certificates Of stock 10 be issued TO the con.
tractors, FOR larger amount than ten per cent.
on each monthly estimate, rs stipulated In the
contract, and thereby give to tho contractors
the control OF tho Directory, and consequent.
" tho control Of the road, therefore
Resolved That the present Bonrd OF Directors
have not only no such intention, but would re-.
gard such n course Of proceeding fragrant out.
rnpo upon the rights OF the other stockholders,
detrimental, iC not fatal 10 tho Board, M we'll a.
injurious to tho whole country along tho route.
Mr.. Stewart introduced tho following subSti.
tute;
WmrRrAs, This Board Of Directors, nor any
member OF II ever entertained the design OF
giving tho control Of tho Hannibal and 81 Jo-
| seph Ruirond 10 the contractors and oil their
ncis upon tho record prove the reverse TO be
true, and whereas, such transfer Of power by
thu Board Of Directors TO the contractors
could never ho done without Justly marking
themselves with the brand Of inlamy, therefore
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this Board
all charges or insnuationS In circulation, In the
effect that the Directors entertain the design OIL
giving the control Of said rONd 10 the contract
ors, Is untrue in point Of fact, and ought not 4
be countenanced.
Tho resolution was adopted.
Ayes, Stewart Corby Talbot, Thompson
Bowling, Graves. Noes, LakenOn and Short
! ridge.
Mr. LOksnun proposed tho following amend
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-29

AN ARGUMENT ron DAILY LINE oE
STAons TO NArLEs.-LSst winter a broker
Of ST. Louis, wishing TO return home from
Hannibal, and being dcslrous Of avoiding
the delay md Inconvenience Of n land trip
on the Missouri side, crossed the river and
started to Barry M toOt, prolerrng TO walk
eighteen miles, and risk getting convey.
ance from Barry to Naples, rather than en-.
counter the greater evils Of Our line TO Saint
Louis.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-29
MIIl0HrI SLAlO AErlsultural sn,lnir.

inc Directors Of this Society have 90.
pointed committee TO select and purchase
Piece OF ground-not more ,hnn twenty
the vicinity Of Boonvlle for Tho
i've VI INC society as exhibition ground, NJ
, ~ approaching and subsequent Fair. The
poo"UWc OOS rrcr publishes the letter of
RnlEL WEIonr, Esq" accepting the Inyl,N
ION 70 deliver the first annual address before
He society The address will be delivered
9 Monday, the Sd Of October, ON ihe lirst
vouis News. " We ''"'''
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-29

OiOus "bil OF fare" floats before tbs mind Of tho
dreamer, and he orders "oysters and lsrrapin
for six" emily 10 awaken 10 his internal slnpjncks
and ineasses.
IAN this hath thy servant endured Il he
not then fool and determination In the sight Of
wisdom And IL II not unto such, and such
only, that fortune dspenses her favorsp Yet
sho hath deserted mo. npprooh her and she
fioth y "double on her trail" and She turn.
eth away await her coming and 'hC stands
still seorete myself IN her path, and acize
her unawaresl But she glideth of Ms though
had caught hog by his creased tail Sic tran.
cit, l exohlm, IN with n sick heart | rcVilo
poverty and curse forlunc)
Lo are not these cylip And wherefore
should they be visited upon Thy ScryantY Surely
he hath sinned IA other men sinneih. lIo hath
not coveted his neighbor's on, nor his ns, nor
his man ScrVhnt--(ror be II known unto thee,
that there are no maid servants here.) lie has
abided by the claw and the prophets (but tho
pgOh have not abldcd by lm!) Now, there
Tore, ! renonnoo these dlggings-l put out Il
Bo-l sIopc-(l depart without scrip or proven
dcr,) taking no heed for tho morrow, Tor tho
morrow takes no care Of me. Ere five DAYS
shall have passed. the shirt tail Of thy seryant
will be wnying In tho brcezcs Of Nevada A
remnant Of II will DO nailed IN the highest
mountain that he crosses, an emblem Of the px-
ttremily to which man may be reduced In the
land OF Ophir. Yet think not, old Elisha, ths,
would rcnd my garments, for this alone We.
rlly' say unto thee, on evil genius hnh long
pursued me- She hath followed me close rlpol,
my footsteps that every thread and fibre of INV
ralmcnt IL familiar 10 her eye. And II In pnf.
sun Of me, she should gaze upon this relic in
lhe solitary Businesses Of The lnuunluins, she will
AZ once recognize II, and believing me 10 hpyo
been torn and destroyed by '.ld bpnsrs, She
her. '"p'
,lgo hence, Elisha, unto The ipwn or Sonora
where It has been prophssicd TINT Inv seryon,
WIN neal The sick, and prosper with umaznp
prosperity As Moses reared tho scrprnt II,
me wilderness for the chirdrcn Of Israel TO look
upon ami DO cured of their infrmilies, ~ Twill
elcVa'e my sign among The Grntilc., and lhey
may gaze upon u and DO nude whole. Their
'neSng' OF gold and silver will DO nccrp,nbIc
uh'o me, and II they live not afterwards, prr,d.
''"'u'o' hey m0y ilnd treasures IN Heaven
-, hLriaOnr, July ~, 1859
3, INC Medical and Chrurplcnl Tnrul,y ,p
maryland have issued m edici nuninsl Mi .scro,
or q'lack medicines, and against nll nnothrc,,,n.
VINO no, VIII not ceaSo Offering The sumo for solr.
y, mere seems TO he no doubt or t,c ruct Tim,
,no cholera Is rigging In the western nnr, ~
NIuryIAnd' with considerable fatality. 'TLcrc
Ilas already been GIly.hvc death, In n. Gttl,
own OF William'port and Il il now ,nrrrIfno,
N INC country around. II has also brokrn n'i
J, " GmmIltlburg, where there were six Lcsil a
rluay and Saturday last and there have nl.'
'rck county. g. !" ! red
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-29

=, 81 Tho gospel is said to be preached from
lno pniRllS OF Chicago In seven different lnurnD.
E Ins.. Inc population Of the city is about frty
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-29
Proclamation,

lpeem ne owners OF major att " Book No. H. In Tho
or htnnibAl, hAW pottiDnud 10 grant An urdnr M
nav the erection OF wGdtn bindings on ,nuI iiocL. 7
N Le, IN conformity Niti thu ordbar 90 Ma no. ns',
Erfy. d. warn Wll p,reuns irun putting nm Snv 49,,
bnlldnR' nuld Block, onnivrry ~ mid O,dInaHS
July 9Vh' 1909 T,R sELMEs, Major
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-29

Mn. EDtrOn!- appears tho West Is the
mother Of discoveries, US the Editor of tho
Courier, la" just discovered, that all great mon
that have lived and died as eminent politicians in
the Country, have been dead weight 10 the
government. II Il singular fact that dis
IAing has boon found out BEFORE but there no 40.
counting for genius In this WOODEN country Nov, to think
that such thing this should have escaped the notice Of
ibis republic 20 long, and then discovered BY ono horse
newspaper, Ia most astounding JACK.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-29

wo are requested to state that owing to Mr.,
CrcOth's illness, no cannot I'll his appointment
here, as announced.
Messenger please cory.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-29

The Bloomington Republican denies the chnr'
gcS we published sometime since against Mr..
Jesse John, Of Edna. We did not wish TO be
understood ms endorsing, or even Urodhing
those charges, NJ the time.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-29

We have received several numbers Of the
New York Daily Tribune. There is no better
or ADLER newspaper published in the world at
the same time ii is published ut extremely low
rates. The paper costs the publishers more
than the subscription price. Daily So Tri.
Weekly $3j Weekly ~ per ycOri three copies
50 eight copies $lOj twenty copies 800 TO
one address,.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-29


Europe is ina singular State of commolion.
Everything is in suspense and alarm. Ling.
land, France, Russia, PRUSSIA, Belgium, Greece,
Austria, Turkey, Piedmont and Switzerland are
preparing for war. Pence appears to all 10 be
mcnaccd and yet all believe war to be imposSi-
bic.
There is n steam engine In exhibition ut tho
New York Crystal Palace, made by n London
matchmaker, which is so small that II stands on
space the size of half dime, and tho diana.
Ter of the piston is ihat Of On ordinary needle.
Mr.. W. y. MarmOduke, formerly resident
Of this place, now located in Bloomington, wnS
last week nominated for Probate Judge Of Ma.
con county. lie was obliged to decline IN nc.
count Of nclgibility.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-03

SATURDAY, April 2-6P. N.
We have nothing to report In the stock market.
10 transactions to day were to moderate extent, but
ere indications of any improvement, either in
Hoes demand. Operations In Wall street almost
'rely confined to the brokers, and they have great
night to carry in ell the fancies the market. Mining
3n,nues N active demand. At the first board today
Pearagua Transit declined u per cent; Harlem, u;
udson River Railroad u; Phoenix, " Parker Vein ad-
nsed u per cent. In the substantial stocks no
evement Of importance has taken place for long time
e receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer Of
Pis pert, oday, amounted to soo,o4s o. payments,
Po7, sa1 14-baance, $7,s1s, 500 "a.
The receipts of the Hudson River Railroad Company
n the month Of March, amounted to el19, So3 9S.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


DERFORD co.'s CALIFORNIA AND SOUTH
ID American express will forward per splendid mail
steamship Georgia, April 9TH in charge 81 Mr. Hoyt,
special and will connect with the Pacific Mail
steamship Tennessee Shippers will please have their goods
ready for delivery with Invoices Monday next Small
parcels received It'll J.. N. the day Of sailing
BERFORD CO., No. Astor House.
RERFoRD 4 CO.'S REGULAR CALIFORNIA, OREGON,
ID Sandwich Island and South I'LL he dos
Georgia in charge of regular r. NJ Hcyt
through to destinations and freight will connect with
the Pacific mail steamship Tennessee at Panama shippers
by line rely all freight going through with the
mails Our Mr. Beriord in San Francisco, and will
deliver everything entrusted to with tho utmost
despatch Freight taken ut the lowest rates and charge
for Custom Housc consular fees Small parcels received
till one I. NJ day of sailing
HEREFORD & CO., 2 Actor House.
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS VIA NICARAGUA, AT 2P.
~ NJ Tuesday, 9Th nst through in charge OF
oal messenger Mr.. H. T. CHIN. Freight 30 cents per
express - Nicaraguarom three 10 Eve days ahead of the
Panama route CHASE n CO, ~ broadway.
GALIFoRNIA EXPRESS EXTRA VIA PANAMA BY
~ the fast steamship Uncle SAM Tuesday, April s. In
charge If special messenger through 10 San Francisco
Lowest rates No charge for Custom House fees Pack
must be wator proof and ready Monday the 4th
inst. CHASE Il CO., " Brondway
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, VIA NICARAGUA-CHASE
~ Co. have poiccs of Insurance. to amount ofSlJlOo)
Row York Consirnmcns of epeoie gold dust and bullion
received by them In San Francisco, will be shipped the
tho Nicaragua route and transported from San
Juan del Sur to San Juan del Nore under the armed guard
Insurance Companies. BILLS Of lading must be endorsed,
Covered by the policy Of Chase Co" Mr. Oscar r. Giin
- authorized aseat il san Frsnooo rate ~ per cent
CHASE CO., D Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-03

NsYesan9s.-Pstsrssn d HunpArsy, 3SS
baAway, daily receiving, per packets from Europe
supple: q Iieh and elegant sarpstils Of :npe
city trade sale full ven Per ssat sss than ether
Des selling similar goods.
Paendid Carpetings Smith q Lounsbery,
Pearl street, have received per late arrivals large
Of velvet tapestry Brussels threepiy and ingram
Detng Of chaste and elegant designs which, having
purchased previous TO the recent advance In prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-03

FIRST RATE WOOD WORKMAN wANTED-ONE
n used to coachwork None but good and steady man
need apply. Inquire of H. Lndlum of 81 Hammond
street.