To BuUdeirs, Contractors and theJfarWe Trade.fi « ARLES VARUNfi SON, having\J purchased of ilie H udson West Stock-brtdge Marble Association their extensive Quarries, Mills, Steam Engine andMachitie-ry at West Stoekbridge, are now prepared tbfurnish from the,rBloeQuarry,a building material, which for beauty, durability I firmness of texture is not equalled by any thing Jp. lhf foiled States, (hr Water Tables, riiresh-hplds, Ashlers, Pilasters, Columns, Ltntle Courses, Window Caps and Sills,and Flooring or Flagging.They are now ready 10 furnish this Mar ble ready fitted and finished for use, but would preler furnishing the trade with the article sawed to dimension and delivered inany part of the Union.1 lerp are several stores inthe city of Hudson fitted up with this blue marble, whichlor good taste, grace and beauty, are not excelled.*When we take into consideration its apparently inexhaustible bed, the ease with which it may be quarried, its convenience to our Mills and Works, 'and above all the great facilities for transportation, as the De-pns of the Hudson and Berkshire and the Housatouic and the Albany Rail Roads, are located within our grounds, and directly a-long side of our works, we have good reasonto ahticipate the liberal patronage of a discerning public.We have also an extensive Quarry of White Marble directly along side of our works from which the trade can be furnished with marble in the• Slab, calculated forTOMBS AND HEAD-STQNES, ■and also blocks of any size suitable for Monument Bluff, Platforms, Steps, Pilasters and columns.Flagging of Blue and the White alternate cau be furnished at short notice,All communications addressed to Charles Darling 4’ Son, Hudson, will meet with prompt attention, and if required, referencewill be given tp the first men in the State.CHARLES DARLING. CHARLES A. DARLING.P. S. The senior partner would state that he carried or? the Marblebositiess until 1829, having commenced bis apprenticeship in Boston, or materials for rebuilding the old *k Cradle of Liberty,” (Faneuil Half) in 1S05. Hudson, Jan. 2$, 1S4.—»Iy*