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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21

6ecste Wcdbe hielt Gin sIubdnasr /
WlilIcr's' cccr lEeItunterganas. Qstre in h
tiger Stact 8rrlciun9cn. Sb or GlduBj
aemadt hat, haten mir nid,t rrfahren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21

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81 'UtaDolllc Gebdngt werecn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21
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den eIn Inqefdhr 2 Jahrcn altes 5Sd,tcrJrin
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21

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bat Den Ban cincr gliueeuanifaIf in liaid,s
bile, ben BAN ciner 3nutifummcnanifllf in
SncrpllIe beid'lriirn, uno Gle erfcrrcrlid,cn
9elocr angcwieftn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21

Naari9-Gie ruIihc Nesierun9 bat
lhrcn Staatebeamten pertrrn, Sadrnb6lr
reer Shnurtarte Su tragcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21
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Sccrctdr cruanut. o' 0''"S''
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21

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'bcn cpultrtcnfdmmer crpdbtt ppreCu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21

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cine prrihuttct 9epclene Sdnrnc nufgcfun.
Cen prrrrn, nc ifammt pabrld,cinId, aus
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21

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nc ipirc in eem grrfrn Saalc ecs Stuppe,
ian'Snifltuts 8rsci9t; iIe hat ben alIscmeb
nrn SelfdIl. nerr 6atcr III Elm Ceutid,er.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21

~ Gem 2ld,tbaren R s.. Scnts su Was
fd,iu9tcn, uno Naj u. SrcuB, Su Sdrriss
tura fIho mir abermaIS Gant ibuIci9 fur err
taltene Cccumente.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21

SpmiIher Selbft orbsbers|
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nc 9rctbcfc I'M rbcru 5hele prn pbilaoei
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tbrfcrs9ehifc frnste ihn, mas er eamit 81
ttun miluldw ? uno erhelt ,nr 9Intprrf, bae
er lebensmIrc fci. Ter eetenefatte erbieI
hierauf cine CclIs, tranf fieleIte aus unr
lief baron. Sc rauerte Ibrioens nidhf Ian
ae, als er wicccr init lcid,cubld0em G,eiid,I
uno nit Shpcistrcpfcn her 1cbcsaneif au
icinrr Stirnc i'll cicfcIte slrcthcfe suriidfebr
tc uuc initdnri9 I'm Gin WtitteI Fat. bieie
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ric 3crcsarat bnlo pcriiter mar. Tatu
lid, mar ras pcroctlidc @ift nid,ts anecrs,
ais Gin tild,tigcs Srcd,rn,tteI uno eaS @eesi
miltel cine prttirn naecau.-ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21
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jn Sd,cemaferstdun Wcut9cmerp @auns
~ matte neulid fclgenee elebess uno Cicbss
aeid,idte 9rc6ss slufieben. = Gin Srem'
Der, wclber iIh 9fcbert W' @arhaa nennt,
pcrfla9te caieltif cine Srau, init Der er {pcn
'pbilaoclpbla ecrthin reiste peecn @slco6eb'
itdhl. Seioe wurocu bierauf mad, W2icstailn
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Dem ccrtiacn 8erh6r ite1tc cs Gd, hsraus,
cae Der Mann eie Trau berseete, NIT thm
nad 9tcu Scpe gu reifrn nno bort fur ihn
SHaus Su halten, tneeficn idcn auf hem 9Ses
&c famcn Ge miteinanber nbersin, I'D, su heis
raihcn. Gle gIngen audi wrrflidD ecebalb in
Gle SfHcc elmer 9eriftSpertcn, trafcn fies
icIbc ater nidlt an, uno niu6ten unpeTrid,tes
ter Sadle tpieosr absirhen. 8urs earauf
permete bcr Rann fem @elc, fpcrauf er ieb
ne sdrtlid,e 9Gaut feffnshmen lise. NPan
fano has 9elo bcs Srdutigams bel ihr, Fpee'
halb belize bis ~ einem peitcrsn 8erkcr,
mclhes am Wcnia9 ifafthneen fcIlie, ctnge'
ltcdt murrsn. 9lm Mrnto9 erfdicn MN Ter
mirflid,e Wanu Ger Nrdu M'G,apin, nnb
fIaate R' 'Gjdrtaa als 8crfuhrrr ieincr red,t'
m6ei9en @hcbdIfte al, tprrauf bcr crSrdnti9am
,pc9en Gcrfnhrun9 H. Gle Grant ne9cn Tisb'
ltahl abermals iiis Srcdene aebrad,t ipurs
ben. Sn Der 9tdd,t madte fId, Der hcffnnn9Ss 4
lrie Erduti9om aus hem Staube, uno lieB +
rie Sraut sdrud. @r aab Dor Gerid,t Dor,
oae CT ilf sulckt in Yutsbur9 auf9ehalten II.
nihrcnc iclner Gclfe i'm 2dnce berum pre-,
oi9tc une Gcrlciun9en 9chalten habe.-Eemf.
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DIR Y-G 90 ID 5.
.AuGIrsT ls, 1873.

yEIr rail- AND WINTER Go9D.S,
= n the New Stsre Of J y u NAkSd,
n No al Man street. J b. ~ : alat
ave received thex first STOCK " '"'A '''4
suner Fresch Black. EneIieh and American
AL dyed Cloth :, plain and fnncs cassllfft s.
elQic. plain Rcayer. F'u-iiug. and TIC, -
s,,insi.s Kentucky Jean, aid Ms r ~, N ,5
r'nied Flannvls:piain and rs'dsilk-, ard sai.
/. fnew s,ylc) PLAN. a,rined. waf.rea, chane..
Ne fed and plain Alpaca i.nsises. 'ieih'1
at,n striped and piain Muslin de Laiees
.hnrans. f.nssre s.nines. Grape Rnchei . tt,i'
.lne,tns, printed Saxpny. Frrnch Al l.hE
lernoes: Mauchcstr. Fsrinon. Frengn ana
.ha,nbre Ginghnmx: Brn,shs, Drmask dc aipt7.
ferino Emhroidesed. pnmssk wnn'lfn. afi an.
sd Mss,no. Tiahst. snells, l.aa{ S9lf lac o,,
ID Cloves. Long White d. Fancg POINTS s4a
ron sasseis. Rack md cola iwirfrd sill ianaes
orking canvs-s. ZEPHYR wnysied. Thrcad lese
shburton, Isvons and Fancy Me- Lace. rof
TX Gimrs. Elvena and Eem-siiirhcd zoe,
,nhric hakfs. r',inrrd fv'd Whit hne Aia'
ei,elain and GA swiss. Hnns, aee ienef,
ecsed ans isssms' Mssns Nh MI" Hin an
'dbobh,nrfss, blact Cssteilan Ncl;new Fiy'f
inne, Rihhsns; elk pcckes! ldkfs; liish mon
CHAIR cloak tassgl<ss-z and "a rahle p,ar,5
I Linen Diansr. Russ;a do and ileaenrd hnnl,
u ce'sf nsu&ifns, yasrr 60 White and brow
oilanis. silk nzdawotHtcA serasi sslti
bly, ahdsY ainfai vei~c:sGenfs llack ] 'alar
a,ais. D'orsay. esst{s, Bnx &c s,cehF pad Ft-
eo'lais. li'a.k. whifss ard cnl'd K, raeh.
re ans, Tiliar' ,siesrs; Ter;nn nn5 sam W.
e; eIpcr Gnsn Snepenaar., slsserneer trfs.
avn coffhn. Ar.1dia ard Ismf'y ssosi i-a"er
d.shirsAs hveeede, irshs;r sad lasiine cca nna
He7nt buttons; cd snslsar and Is siaa.1
aarecnat card.s German md sneFiesn :,
.ck nad White cotton; hlask aolh' W. =
.xed Sasnny and Cashmere Togel % fa1
,se: Marie slrines, check ed. brown ane
achcd Drilfrsr, cereass. paeaing. p chca
sirowr nus,n, wrad,ncs hailing, L q hr.
Ifae assorfr,~ni az Frenrs chinizos. LII sA q
81 AMERICAN rEiNJs;
ID cnse Of fp< Tyoxsnc< Brafd Borne's nfN
he. Horss Igefv Girspf; Dc. r.
Weinvte she n,fens'nn 81 Gaifpfrg 4erefanf 8
our uioG). hirh j. large nns wei sa'eefc'
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HEALTH SECURED

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raLy.ASD wrrTrR GooDs.
y0J< SJ'f)T pE.RR Will. a. CG.

NV
No. I3i. kix,S Sr. WHEELING.
GAVE now rccrivcd from New YORK, PhIla-
d de.plia snrl psisisnbse. .larae md sp'oH-
assortment Of Goods suitable FOR he present
d approschins Seasons. CONSISTING N at as
BIsck. Blro PIrcF. invisible Crcen Bluc,
own. nrah ard f.rdet mixed Cloths. Fie'd md
al Rcaver md Pilot Glofhs. Plan wool fgrd
a Fancy cold Cnssimtyes, ali prices saiu-
ITS. Kentucky and GlsrFow jeans. Gable
ssverieens, Parametia cloin. Satin striped,
bnngeah!e, PLAID and painted Aipaca' n all
ices. French and English Merinoes, Black
meta. cel'd Pavisenues new article, chnsans
ID painted sazony, Freneh. chamora, Fatls.
D. =, sea DO. Black Silksnd Tsbhy veyers rlan
/, fsr Dress. Sun Rob Ray, Gaia Cashmere
I'd RoxcIyn Piaids; Prirfs. flne assortment,
nong which u chnsnn. u3ifed strne, British
ID d, s. r." ss csw s's ssa s F wo et' T
ria. Rrocnn, LoGlo Painted. Satin Pordcr and
nhrtidered XxeSN a. Luine .Shavif; aay's
dkis and CIsv3t3{ dshslly; namask, fR't
5ool.. eml.oidsvse 3e4yHs Tag ,oni aad Ptnld
often ana Ginrham d.. tmbroidersd aluaca
prSns; White. he'd. Green. and Yellow Flau-
si,, fie,d. plaid and tvillea do. plli inseys
IT., plain and plaid blsnkets, canvass and
adtine ~ c0sss nndvesfs, Damnsk. Linen and
sssc1d sps Table Clsfhs; SIX. aud woTs,ed
nres3 IN 4crseeds cetton linea Berlin. eack-
tin. beavt6 Kin and Kid Gioresi silk aett
'arssea O. lllle, wh'ie, Brown. black
aides min Wooi, ribbed warsied.
hie Mcrsw eiik Hose; Childrcn's
oitnn ana IQ.. Moreno, Angol n.
set i'f2weIs ehbufton, Lisle and
yons Lacssi ~ Insefiincs. Linen
amnIic ara !'swu 0rks. irish Linen,
lacS Italian ,.usems lnts; piair and bar-
nd cenilemen. Sinarss6 6slen Net cnrs 7 Il.
les Night caps, cotton and ~ frinee and Cin,
,r dresses, Straw Gimr. shirt Rosoms Rec
allar Satin. bomhazire and Gsecinn silk siock :
lain. haired and siriped lace Mnsiins: plaid and
I'D blond, black and white bobbinett, Jaeonet
Iull nd Swiss Muslins. Victoria Twills black
nd cold Cambrics Linen sheeing. lld and
rown Checks; IA IS. Sd. s.ih hleaehsd and
rown Musiins; rs and 4.4lh Tickings, Suffolk
)rillines, Cotton Yasa and Bsilins. black and
White Wsdding. White. brown and black Hot
md. Blue. black and 6g'd Gro de- Naa Silts;
talian lutestring. and fancy silks OF al kuts ~
lIcsees. I4evantine 10 for aprons, S,r.ped aqo
Jain MousIin de Isninsa, Also.
.ADiES AND MIHGE8 FLORENCE BRAID
STRAW AND WILLOW BoNNErs.
A,so- Wuskraf, Opera. Spanish. .Ss,J,,,,
Seal Skin and Glazed Cops
Also-Sllk. Gum, Webb and Cotton Sr.,.,.f
RS, Sewing silks. Patent Thread. Sro,l -,
klein Gotten, coat binding and cord Wo,e,e,
nd cotton tapes, German, Victoria and Amer
AN Pins, combs Of all kinds, brushes, atafIcig
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COMMIssIoNER.s NOTICE.

Hbeeiiua. ISby :, leti
The nariias interested in The matters contained
m the foregoing abstract are hereby notified. ~
J have appointed "Wednesday 'he flA tlg oi
March ncNi, az my ofice In t4e cllYaf Ahea' ne.
as The l.me an. alacs. when and Vi.rre shall
proceed - tsceffa.1 tae amounts 3Hc. and p1f.
WaHt- nude, as directed by s1.d frersa, md
rl4aifs All ier,Ins concerned. io attend before
iue 81 thu tine aud place Aforesaid.
ALEX WILSON
iea Master Cou4mis5.onGr.
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DTNTISTRN.

6. r. HrLLHTEN, DENTAL SURGEON.
I'll. Nam Sta few doors above
2 p the Virginia Hotel, Wheeling, Va.
may II
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VIRGfSik-At Circuit -u7erlor Court Of Law
and fhanrery. bteun, Continued ard held for
ihf county of Ohio. n the court house thereof.
On FrlraY the I7ih of November lsl3.
The Nonh Wesicn BAUM Of Virginia.
And
Tie Mefchanl.' aud Mechanics Bank =.
Of Wheeling, Comp nanis. cl.nre,t,
AGAINST
solomon KIN and others.
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TyRINGES, GIMPs AND OTTER TRIM
II MING have n splendid assorlmcid ot
Frners Gmfs Bfnds. Whaiehnres. Rnlious Tor
habits. and other articles Gr Mibncts Tf@min2-.
aci3 W + SELHY
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NV White Lead.

TEEFN THOUSAND POUNDS of DIV White
z Lead. Pure. winch We vii soli a. ihe lpaol
miro fmL9N BAKER x ROBERTS.
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DAILY Psrisl, fra 'sFss' s5@
SIX nrSrus n ndsaaee
rxa NssrH -
rta ~Fsk, -
ssalc rspess Tor kale by 'hs esfs''fs ana o. ''s
Iisea nj rents = eupy.
TIE weekly paper,ihe wcsseso Nirg'n'a I'mes.
published 10 Wednesday a s. ~ peg aaH'i5a
advance. Or SO II noi paid within ono m.a.h
ON the hcsinaing Of shc year. Money! ssf.efa17
III be received. ssecrt such as pay =" % ''..z
q masssba 81 so j. iHvnnnhlT c''aTFea.
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ID 40 paper discontinued exert af'is" aisfFf''a
the publisher. until all atreafases are Pare.
TERus OF kpygartsise-
Three Insertions Of less per ssaafe' -"
One week. -
Txn Weeks.
Three Weeks. 80
-Four weeks. -,
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rpre.s order. viii be inserted unit ofdefed ~,
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SO led hires times week ior three ianf'hs 'he
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NO rXCInE ZOE TCLLNEss-T.

v Iady'- Hand Book Of lhe Toilette. Mammal
u rASUlON, HEALTH and BEAUTY. With n
,afiafy of seleei recipe. i1r The Dressing Room from
HE second sndan ID dion revived and ENLARGED hy
a Lady Of Nav York Laiies call NJ MELLoRs
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VIRGINIA At an Intermediate torn ~ the
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The New York herald., 1844-12-20
Yours, truly,
Albany Bridge.

This measure. that occupied a large space in the
legislation oi lS4l, from notice appearing 10 Ine
dlbauu argus, is to be revived, ana the p1.ue
again 10 Ne fought between the Albaniane and Iro-
iaps on this anlmatlng and exciting question.
This city, and the whole State, have deep IN;
terest in the commerce OF the HUDSON rNlvel, anu
whatever. therefore, mpairs the tree ana unoD,
sructed navigation OF It's waters, should He looked
upon with jealousy, and watched with vigilant
scrutiny. This city is indebted tor the unprece.
dented increase OF Its popuiaton ana cve.S, mn ."p,
wealth. ard importance, TO the trade OF the ncn
and f. rtile west, as much to It's connection with
the ocean. ,:..L.,
glon seeks its market for the sale OF lheI ploauc
tons, and are conveyed to II upon the bosom Oh
this great national highway; tne poncy as wei as
the constitonal right 10 interfere WIN l's havsa-
ton may well be questioned. al i. ;,.;..
diction over this river high up as Inc ciV oi
Troy, and expended large sums OF money lM i,'
proving its navigation, as well above as sei0w Al
bany and one OF their largest arsenals for ine ue
nosit ot arms and munitions OF war; stands direcIy
opposite the city OF Troy Is " wise, W
State legislation to obsifuct or impair tna. nams
ZION at the very time all citizehs aie pe,v"ns -, M -
ConRres As TOR grant OF money 10 improve its navl-
CATION With what decency can such q cIal.! ivI III
add be urged when local legislation IS substantially
more than undoing all the benefits that can result
Il il ,pon the ground that this is national stream
that riatloDs are sought. Every act oi State
legislation, that by direct assumption, OF iInpaeu
powe ,derogates from the nationaiity ot i's , we,
essens the chance OF the success OF this appica-
on, and only tends TO srenethen tns snr,n
lraions last session OF Congress for this improve
ment. h,;o h.nsft
il well may be asked, what great public pensm. Sa.
can be secured by the construction OF sucn pIiose
comnayed with The injury il will nflict upon the
aourIshing commercial and enterprlsing Glty OF
Troy, and the villages Of Lansingbursh and Wstsri .i
lord above, and 10 the destruction OF INA. nn
rivalry that has so long benefcially existed between
he ancient city of Albany and her Trojan neisn'
hnr. lid
believe navigahe stream has yet been bIios'
ed that the commerce above has not been esseh-
taly il not rulnously affected
The Legislature will long pause and reneot oe
fore they authorize this project a CiTlzEN.
The New York herald., 1844-12-20

Baltimore. rEMfMM
Correspondence of the Herald
BALTIMORE, Dec. Is, 1874.



BALTIMORE, Dec. Is, 1874.
Tyiy 10 the Capifai- Visit to Tyler amd Calhoun
Theatricals, &rc.
Having Just returned from trip 10 Washington,
we re-assume with pleasure our functions as your
regular correspondent in this city. As the principal
pillars of our +" independence are Of doubtful
strength, founded on some thousand acres OF Texan
land, you will easily perceive how deep an interest
we feel in the great political question, and how
eagerly we accepted the invitation Of friend 10
shake hands with "honest John Tyler and his all
powerful Secretary, in the hope they might by
chance drop some light on the mystery, that would
give additional support TO our already wavering
confidence; and, in fact, we were not dlsappoint-
ed. Our "gentlemanly President looked never
brighter than when ''annexatlon" became the to-
PIC OF conversation, and even the prospect Ola ttle
war with Mexico seemed not at all to cause him
any uneasiness and we are now quite conhdent
that he will in the lace OF oil Bentonian resolu-
tons, by carrying out this measure, add another
monument of enduring glory to his administration
The great southern statesman could grant US but
few minutes such is the throng OF important bus-
ness upon him; and even for these few we were
enved by a host OF applicants waiting IN inc anti
A Mr. Jameson and Miss Clarendon, lately of
Phdelphs made their first appe arance last night
in the Museum IN drama OF bulwersltne la.-
ter possessing an excellent stage hgure-both TO,
lerably good actors, though somewhat TOO studied
in their movements and avolding with great taste,
that Cyla and Charybdis OF second and third,rate
performers the close limits between the sublime
and ridiculous
Casela will give farewell concert tonight in
Calvert Hail. We have reason TO anticipate but
thin attendance.
There is great talk about the parsonage that is to
fill the vacant seat in the United States Senate and
every day brings forth other names ior Sansda.es.
If superior talents, nobility OF mind, and manllness
Of character that never yields iota OF conviction
to personal prosperity, are the conditions and qua
lfications for such an office, let them send there
al once man, who, par erceience, unites in him.
self all these virnes the present United States
District Attorney, T. Collins Lee, Etq. The hon
est men of all parties would hail MS nomination
with unanimous applause.
Sales Of stocks the Baltimore Stock Board Dec IL,
lS4t:- -.
is Bait and Oh RR ds rec 492 IL do Ali 1900 Mary.
laid 6s 725; Susqushannah Canal, o. 2OO do e i0O
DO ali 26 Baltimore Frelns fa6o sterling ds 70
Bait Fire 30 Franklin Bk, sa Is do sb Union bk,
62j; 5000 shs Bait IS, 1924.
Yours, truly, LG.
The New York herald., 1844-12-20

Ia TO LET-Nine new Brick Dwelling Houses. three
stoss with finished basement in s2d street. the sth
Avenue with stable for three horses the OF
each house Large yards every thing convenient
j. s. TREHbWELL, Upholsterer,
- - No. 679 Broadway, near Amity street.
NJ b-The above houses well calculated for CaImen
The New York herald., 1844-12-20
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS. 0ABRIEL DE ORPONAY,
LAS the honor Of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
II York; and vicinity that he has arrived for the Of
n te fahionable Dances alna
Mon, has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
port where his style the admiration OF the public,
and the marked approval Of the fashionable community
Among chsn Mons X proposes p teach that well known
!he vase Dc peaX Pas-the Mazourka-new Cotions-nsw
Gaoppe, and all American Dances ...-
Mons. X. will be assisted by MADAME kORPONAY 40
Musician The instruction will be given in the French Ger
man and knglish languages.
Rooms ss sasassd a p Park .tre,y private cod
The Polka and the new Quadrles at danced
the ahlonabe circles Of London and Paris be taught IN S
tweve Lessons the Mazouka All others in wcaty
four lessons
his residence, Is Park Place
Tnam;-Csss Lessons from 10 to H. A. NJ, lat l. and
TO- z, r. NJ, and from to in the evening
Sr lessons $6-twelyc lessons, $40, and quarter Si3
Ter, fa0 "
All other hours will be devotd Public Institutes Acad.