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The New York herald., 1845-12-05
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New York, Thursday, Dee. a.
There trans actions day OF any description
being Thanksgiving all business operations were
pended.
The New York herald., 1845-12-05
Domestic lmportations.


ST NARRs-Brg Samson-i8i bales cotton Holhrook Nell
son coo Bryant Maitand-66 Center co-Sl Coe An
Perkios Hopkns-2l TO order
CHARLEsroN-Ship Southpor-2i bales cotton J Murray
los Awater Muford-89 tcs rice Burckmyer son-l5O
Gowdy Well.-6 HICKS co-2s hides LlIle Person
lpkg IGrunen,hal,l6C Blossom 4 i Stewat-7 H
koh stamm-l j SRedfeld-l Clarkel Sears-I Peet *
Htchcock-3 Comstock-l Nj Beake-l Bolton jr-l
sundry pkgs o order III
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AJnPECy

OR falling OF Of the Hair and Pityna.is, psnduh seg
i % I'D
Of he hair scalp of the head It's certain preventive Of
ss iin ,ais twill viii
70 curl keep on os saa y gys . = ~ phs
fSy Sasi the IS%
Ss. q, are '''
~ 80, New YoaK. May 81, lsiz
s harsh finally s Ss
s @ VA. xfs
al rs Of % ass 5 sssny you
in short time csased my hair 70 entirely falling Off
:s q is Sis S sd
used the onsnes % dn,. G with like
Asa GARDNER,
Proprietor of City Hotel
certify h. have been seriously .ssd hSss s
and falling OFF Of my hair for mo more than tive and
same aud found no benefit srsg them quite he re-
Ss 9 @ S hs OF M M hsSs ssa /.
tory IN the staying the h1 and ca,nE 81
above to make use the oasusnt being perfectly satisfied
they will reap great benefit from the same powrps
Manchester, Ontario County, NJ Y
New YoRK. October. 1874.
my hair BY gradual falling OF during tour Of over four
sn %so been
onguen, my great 10y has completely restored my
n o apo 'n'
"s'''s'SS''kb Il. sANDE:sssoN;, e;..
Recosc. Hills InbI. oaguent be obtained only at
n s SH % and
WIN ii. Carey Co. iss Pearl street l. Graham Co. -
Sa Fasn sss eords
a sns ssaS f. ssay
Rsr,ieH No Dsay.a Spss psl.ipSrs Ma Mss'
s23 lmsrrc
forage FOR CORN, GRAIN AM FLOUR.
STORAGE for fifty thousa, d bushels Corn GRAIN, aud
twf%'
'ns a ffsh hs
FANCY BOXES FOR BONBONs.
Pe.;s from f.,: ihs s5sIss iayi'sa
''' than they ever SRuN Ia sosIERE COURT
MONEY LENI-lMONEY LENT.
Highest pSsss aSsnssd Sns il % 5 I
ing Apparel fNSFI ~
o2s lmtrc 2a2 William street near Duane street
DR.. HULL'S TKUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
sa;knewledsed BY the most eminent physicians IN Eu
in I'm st'Sy sass House female sSSHes
TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILlTATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S
HYGEAN RENOVATOR.
N all manly is impaired where the
mental physical Frustrated by unrestraine
OF the passions particularly by those solitary and
destructive habits OF early youth inducing noctura emissions
and debility the Hygean Renovator will be und nfable
remedy the oreproduction in both sexes to
healthy action, and removes impoency by nfusng new
energy the In many the effect nstan
fails chronic glee and whites and
stety, by restoring healthy action. Refer
be given physicians who have the
Renovator With those affections also Dyspe
sa ons affections Of the urinary
organs. Sold only the importing Agent 2o Fulton
New York Price SO bottle Of Is and forwarded to
all parts Of the Union
N. .B-Copious directions accompany each bottle
OILS lm+Hc
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The Annual Treasury Report.

The Annual Report of the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury was, with commendable prompitude, placed
upon the tables OF the two Houses OF Congress yes
terday. Il will probably be several days before it
will be within our reach in printed form; and we
have, therefore, made hasty notes of some of the
most important particulars OF information which 1t
affords.
We learn from it that the receipts and expendi-
lures tor the fiscal year ending the 30th June, lSi
were as follows
RECEIPTS AND MEASs
From customs. .................$ $27, ,52s, ,ll2 20
From sales of public lands. ........ 2.077022 30
From Miscellaneous sources. ...... 1863 993 90
Total receipts. 70 76g 1873 So
Add balance in Treasury, July l, ls!a-. 7S57379 81
Total meaes. -. 81 626 5l3 20
The Expenditures during the same fiscal
year amounted to-. ................ ao9ss, ,aO6 %
Leaving balance in Treasury July lst,
Io]o o. Iooo,3Oo ~
The estimated receipts and expenditures for the fiscal
year ending 3oth June, ls46, are -
RtcEIPrs.
From Customs lst quarter, by actual re-
turns . Sol ,S52 III
For I'd 3D. and 4th quarters estimated l66ss OCT So
Total from customs. .... a46o0OOO 90
From sales of public lands ....... 400 900 90
From and incidental sources l.0 900
Add balance In Treasury ist July, is4s 1865 sos ~
Total means, as estimated. 81 ATS 3o6 ~
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WELDED IRON

" IIIUFD IfLON
BOl LER FLUES
nF ANY DIAMETER, but not exceeding is1l feet in
" lcngth thickness OF metal from II to a. wire guage
These the only Tubes used the Engsh French
proe, I'D only from the Patentee.
os1 .l,,te THOs PROssER, Liberty st. N. Y.
II AMES r. kEELERh O., Rvner. Che-se aud Lard, 10
~ Frost street esi -
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The Clerks report the contingent expenses OF the
Whole amount Of expenditures. .... sl45927 Is
To Blair Rivcs for printing .......... s6,0Oi Al
for bin.ing .......... 4l34 e5
For witnesses before committees. .,..... 397 90
For horses and mail wagons. .......... l20I 10
For newspapers. 2,l00 81
For contesting seats. .................. sl4 10
For detention BY sickness of members. -. l4so 90
Amount Am o on deposi, IN banks in round mum. a0'' -
Do. do do in Treasure ,s n 400 o@o oo 90
The Secretary Of the Tressurys Report for the year
ending June 80 ls46, actual and estimated Including
amount in Treasury, is
rpa. Ersoep,s. ....... .S3t s7s 3os q
The secretary contends for limiting dntes to wants Of
government. No duty any article above the lowe
rate, that will produce the greatest Discrmi-
nations below that Maximum duties Injuries Ad
vaorem duties to be adopted, with guards against
irauds-no favor TO any class He recommends draw.
back on cotton baggng g-commends the wareLsusing
.sysern, and atgnes ior tie subT Treasury
Tho Report Of the Postmaster General shows, that
tnere were 3o33 appointments TO Office during the year
ending june, 1885, OF which 75a were in place Of
movals.
Revenue was. .st.2s9 s<l so
The Postmaster General anticipates isI,ng OF OF 10
per Cent he current ear in the profits OF the depart
lnebf. and dmiauon OF means OF 81, ,a2s oo7 over
2Oo0 P0rmasters resigned account Of the law.
~ recommend quarter ounce for single letter, and
proposes the following alterations =
fot single letter, O. cents under 90 miles
70. dp 10 cents betw cen 80 and 900 miles.
10 DO IL cents 800 miles.
Alter 1e4s, retnrn to present rates.
But the morning mail is closing and have only time
70 give these 10 a hurry.
SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED STATRs, Dec
o io4o.-Joseph w. Chalmers, Esq, OF Misslssip-
P 'ames orant ESQ., OF Iowa, and Martin X. Zsbrsk
Esq Oh view YORK were admitted attorneys and coup
seors OF THIS court Pursuant to notice given vsser
DAY by the Chief Justice the commences ed he call
OF The docket, under the 35,h rule No 6-James
Brown, plaintiff in error, John Clarke Toe ar9u
ment OF this cause was commenced byAr Reverdy John
son, Tor the plaintiff in error continued by Mr. Msson
CluIol
mers, for the plaintiff in No 7-Michaei Musson
ct AL plaintiffs, VIM. A. Lake. This 4suse was sub
mi ted to the court printed Arguments by Mr. Barton
for the plaintiffs and MIR. Walker Tor the defendant
Adjourned till tomorrow morning, II o'clock.
WINTER TRAvEL.--The Boston train arrived at
East Albany on Wednesday evening at five minutes
before nine The New York via New Haven was
~ Springfield in full time to connect with the Albany
uoin. We understand the arr sng ement for the win.
yer 70 be-hat the cars for Albany remain at Spring
neid nlry minutes beyond their regular time. II the
New York train does not arrive within that period il
WIN DC forwarded ~henever does come, by an extra
,ocomotive The Housstonc Railroad arranRomeuts
nave not yet, We believe been announced That route
yelling w -'"'sh" W.
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

Which, deducted from the total of means
before stated, gives estimated balance
on lst July, lS47, Of 4332Ial OF
The sum of $l2 050 OF debt assumed for the cities in
the District OF Columbia the Of 900 for sup
plying deficiency in revenues from postage, and $780,
900 tor postages for Congress and
are included in the sum of S5 9a5 292 6aationai In
feiigencer. Dec g.
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

ANOTHER RAILROAD DPRoposKp,-Applicaton will
he made TO the Legislature of New Jersey a their next
.eHion, for charter to incorporate company with
sspr Of s6O00OO to construct Railroad from suia
oe point st or near Dover In the county Of Morris to
asos point upon the Pstsrsop spd Hudson Rvsr Rail
t"sd. IN the county of rssssio
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J. G. BELL,
A " II L., u Al L - n

J. g. BELL,
TAXID + ER M ST,
900 BROADWAY. corner OF Reade stairs, has
LCO constantly ON hant variety Of Cases Shades SC.
ior Iaor mante Also large collection Of
Mounted Birds Bird Saas &.., for sale exchanged Pet
Birds, &c. meuafed very superior to order
Public private collections supplied the shortest notice.
no2 Innsr
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

Which, deducted from total means above
stated. will leave in Treasury on lst Ju.
ly, 1885, estimated balance of. 49,. 4,S5l 254 80
The estimated receipts means. and expenditures for
the fiscal year commencing lst July, 1896 and ending
June 80, lsi7, are as follows:
RECEIPTS
From customs for the four quarters . s22 500 600 90
From public lands ............. 24OO 900 90
From miscellaneous and incidental sources 1000 90
S25, ,000, 900 90
Add estimated balance 10 be in Treasury
lst July, lS46. ..................S s. S5l ,254 80
Total estimated means for fiscal year end.
ing soth June, 1917. .......... s2s 1851, ,254 -
EXPENDITURES
he astm mi ted tha
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

A,TORAGE FOR 6ftv thousa, bushel. Corn or Grain and
= thousand barrels Flour be had in the Brick
moderate There good adjoining these premises
and & dspth g. Wsssr tor he largest 1 class ships
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

Politics IN CoNNEcrIcUT-The democratic CON
yentlon have nominated Isaac Toucey for Coyernnr.
N,,oyes Billings for Lieutenant Governor; Charles
w. bradley Tor Secretary OF State Alonzo Rlroe
Tor Treasurer; and - Cleveland tor Comptrolie,
all the old ticket
The New York herald., 1845-12-05
M~ DH mWeN NJ

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTQR EVANS, No. u Peck Slip, Water street.
~ New York has been than successful
practice Of phyc and surgery curing perSl
those OF OF disease Old OBJ
stnae ulcers the throat structures &c. caused by
malpractice IL Of the greatest importance for the unfotu-
choose experienced physician DIR. t. the obsst
and experienced this cty his practice great his
ncursble His Offices well arranged for privacy Call
Peck Slip ard be convinced His charges reasonable
and all eases are guaranteed. o3 lm@rc
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

his prime ONCE e Northwest Of Pine aud Nassau
streets, aid at the following agents, New York -
VIM H. Carey u Co., lS6 Pearl street; L. Graham Co.. ~
Water Mr. Thomas Sewel i78 Grand street Bcooklyn
G. Steane, Chemist ls Fulton street Mrs Jodahs Fanc
ieconsry in ss between Grand and South list streets Albany
d. A Heck, No. Deavan House. Baltimore, Nd Messrs
Mortimer Mowbry of Market and Charles streets
aJp,8r
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

The actual expenditures for
first quarter, ending 30th Of
September le45. :. 80. 50 4630a? II
The estimated expenditures
for the other three quarters,
from lst October, lSi5, to S0th
of June, 1916, are -
For civil list, foreign inter.
course, and miscellaneous
purposes. ............. =. 6,7so all O6
Army proper. ........ 2,594,735 06
Fortifcations ordinance, arm.
ing militia, SC. ....... 2,946 IT'S 81
Indian department. ....... l,649. .79I "a
Pensions. ............ $50, $50 o.
Interest public debt and
Treasury notes. ....... $50 976 4S
Redemption of residue Of loan
of ls4i. 4i................ $4,000 90
Treasury notes outstanding. 6s7,76a ls
Naval establishment. 49,. AGO., ,S45 93
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

AR falling of Of the Hair and Pityrasis, panduf seu
" &c positively cured by the use Of hills laallible
0nyusn which GID aud well sd specific Tor all diseases
red they do exist thorough use Of !hs On
ciined CURL keep most longer aud give II gloser ap
peaIsncs than other preparation now IN se which as
few Of which annexed Sold wholesale and
retail, No. IL Nassau street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01
NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

a C4NTRELL'S CELEBRATED
FTmiLI MEDICINES uiu not cure crcrg thing bu
sun remain unequalled i'll their several departments
by any thing ever offered to the public who have yo
luntarlly come forward and offered numerous and
highly respe umon als superior efficacy
CaN1RELLS COMPOUND MEDIC.fTED
BUTTS UP, for the cure of Scrofuln, Chronic
Rheumatism, Chronic Swenes of the Joints FrIIn
tiun Of the Skn and all dis eases arising from the
buse of tMercuy, Sc, unsurpassed by any thing i'm the
market combining all the virtues resident in the Sar
saparilIa, with modern modicament, only lately
brought out by the most Respectable medical author
ties. Price FIFTY CENTS a bottle.
C.ANTRELL'S .4NITDYSPEPTTC POWDER
sing complaint DYSPEPSIA, in all its forms and
stages. IL is truly most valuable remedy.
Sold in bottles, at TWENTY-FIVE and FIFTY
Gents each.
C.aNTRELL,S .AGUE MIXTURE and TONIC
MEDTC.4MERT.9 stands at the head Of the list, un-
rivalIed by any, or all the lnunerable medicines in
use throughout the length and breadth of the land, for
the care of FEVER and AGUE, in all its stages, and
from all IFS consequences.
Residents in Fever. and Ague Districts should ne
yer be without it.
The subscriber will forfeit FIFTY DOLLARS
where his medicine fails to perform cure in the
most obstinate case.
sold, Wholesale and Retail, by C.8LEB CRES
SON, at his Drug Warehouse, No. 6 North THIRD
ST, Philadelphia; also, by the regularly appointed
agan's
J. F, Perkins Bro, corner ofFranklin and Green
sts., Baltimore, Md.
T.. II. Perkins, No. 425 West Baltimore ST. corner of
Green ST., Baltimore Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city, Md
j. F. Callan, Washington city, ID. &.
II. Peel Co., Alexandria, do
j. l.. Kidwell, Georgetown, do
Prepared only by the subscriber, corner OF Carpen
ter and Second sts, below Christian, Philadelphia.
QC7-Ohscrvc, none are genuine without the sigma
tuEe JOHN II. C.4NIRELL. mhl53m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01
CARLISLE, April 27th, 1915.

.Hessrs Edtoy:-You noticed in your paper
some three months since, the destruction by
fire of one of the buildings of Dickinson Col
lcge a new building is now in course Of cree
ton, according to plan proposed by one OF
the worthy Professors of this College. When
completed, it will he Il most magnificent cdi-
flee, and will speak well for the taste and beau
ty displayed in the drawing of the plan. Yes
terday evening, the imposing ceremony Of laying
the corner stone took place in the presence Of
u very large assemblage, consisting principally
of ladies'. The address on the occasion was
delivered by John Bell, Esq, in style rcpeto
with grace aud perspcuity, and may well be
termed a masterpiece of oratory. have new
or heard an address more suited TO an occasion
like this, than was the one delivered by this
gentleman. \ box was deposited which con-
tanned, among other things, copy of the
Statutes and a Trennial Catalogue of Diclun-
son College. This building will be great addi-
tlon to the College, and its utility aud the con-
yonienccs possessed by it, will render it superi-
or to any other building of the kind IN the
country. Yours, &c, }. d.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01
ca d.
NO LONGER
nc
BUT CHANGED TO 3s.


{l}- The public respectfully informed that by the
ordinance of the city, regulating the numbering OF the
houses, the subscribers number has bees changed
from 26 TO 49, of which his customers and strangers
Will please take notice.
The Proprietor of The celebrated VEGETABLE
BITTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion 20 call die attention of strangers visiting
the city, and Others TO the superior qualities OF the
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Kheuma
;isnl, Colds, Coughs; Consumption, and many other
complaints TO which are liable. In addition to the
many certificates published in ;lG papers of the day,
he has in his possession number from respec;a
be individuals, all tesuying to the virtues Of thesc
medicines, and which can he seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks To discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support
their introduction into this city; and ne is happy III
the belief that they have been productive Of mach
good wherever used. As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them a
spurious article. Every bottle OF his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name the top of the
cork, also fac sniie of his on the label on the
side Of the hOttle None other are genuine; therefore
be OF deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
TO be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints,
lhey are extensively used, and pronounced one Of
the best family medicines now before the public
In addition to the above he has many other MEDi-
ClNAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY cata
l0gues of which be seen at his store, and which
ne warrants to be equal To any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 36 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
~. p, Remember the No., 3S, as the genuine nyti-
tcs are for sale at no other place i'll Baltimore. ala
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01
n EDWARD BIRD,
VI Il L

~
eDs No, 200 BALTIMORE STREET,
(between CHARLES and Light streets)
Would call the attention of Merchants and buyers
generally to his stock Of RICH FANCY & STAPL z
DRY GOODS, which ale of the latest importaons
On hand choice selection of
LADIES DRESS GOODS:
suchas-Rich Camelion plaid, striped and fancy Silks
Rich satin striped blue black Silks
Blue black and black Silks (all kinds)
Extra rich French MouseiLe de Lame
4s and So rich MaIqueses, new and beautiful arti
Gle, very cheap
New style Barege, Bazarines, Lawns, sc.
beautiful assortment of Organdies.
MOURNING GOODS:
Real Apacas; Lustrcs; Bembazines; black Barge
Black Marqueses; Modes; Grapes, sc.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS AND SCARFS:
Rich embroidered Grape Shaws, white, scarlet, para
disc and back-thoSe who have not supplied them
selves would do well to call Immediately.
Heavy twisted silk, heavy net and fancy Silk Shawls
Barege Shawls; Cashmere do.
Twisted Silk Scarfs Barege do.
LINEN GOODS-Super hemstitched and REVERE
bordered linen cambric HDKFS; Cordera do, extra
cheap, l2sc to Sl super Linen Cambria; Irish Linen
1914 and IL Barnsley and Irish Sheetings; Pillow
case Linen; Bird Eye Diaper.
FOR RGENTLEMEN-Extra wool black Irish and
English Cloths; French Cloths low priced CLOTHS;
wool black Cassimeres; French, English and Ameri
can Cassimeres, very cheap; beautiful assortment of
Linen Drills; Duck Drills; Summer Cleihs, twilled s.
plan Fancy Cashmere Vestings; Satin do black silk
Vestiies; Pocket Hdkis; Cravats sc.
Tailors' Trimmings Of all kinds; Silk and Cotton
Hosiery; best quality Kid Gloves; Domestic Goods OF
all kinds, at wholesale and retail at the lowest market
prices. J. EDWARD BIRD,
No 2J9 Baltimore street,
apl7 between Light and Charles streets.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

ACCIDENTS, DEATHS, sc. William Colby,
youngest son of Josiah Colby, of the firm OF
Colby & Lyman, of Boston, was drowned at
Roxbury on Saturday Bennett,
of Fall River, Mass, was recently killed by a
kick from horse which he was leadmg.-
A female named Jane Eliza Dugan, died sud
denly in fit in New York on Monday, and a
man named Thomas Alvey, suddenly from old
age.-A young man named Peckham, re-
Gently died in Newport, R. l., of lockjaw, caus-
ed by the loss of one Of his toes "A man
named Robert Ferguson, died at Buffalo day
or two ago of hydrophobia, "A young wo-
man named Bliss, committed suicide at board
ing house in New Bedford on Sunday, by TAX
ing laudanum. Tobias died recently at
Dayton, Ohio, by poison, administered by some
person unknown:
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

ER EMOVAL. JAMES CARTER would inform
RG his friends and customers that he has removed
his Fashionable Furnishing and Ready made Linen
Store, for the present, to No. 4 SOUTH CALVERT
STREET, below Market st.
Citizens and strangers will find in this establishment
splendid assortment Of Rich Satin Scars and era
vats; Paris Kid Gloves, all colors; rich satin Dress
stocks and Opera T'es new style LA Polka Cravats:
Gum Elastic Suspenders and silk Gloves.
&c. would particularly call the attention of citi-
zens and strangers to his superior Linen and Muslin
Shirts made from the hest materials and the latest
Partisan Fashion, and warranted TO fit for sale by the
dozen or single one-all sizes constantly on hand.
Dressing Gowns; Pocket Hdkfs hemmed; silk Shirts
and Drawers; Cotton Knit do Gentlemen will find
it to their advantage TO call before purchasing else
where, every article in this Store will be sold al
veiy reduced prices.
{l7a Gentlemen's Linen made TO order. mh4
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-01

New Discovery IN RELATION TO STONE
1t is stated in the Sheffield (Eng) Mercury
that a scientific gentleman residing at Ipswich,
Nr. Frederick Ransomc, engineer, has lately
discovered method whereby the hardest stone
can be brought into consistence resembling
common putty, so that 1t can be cut and mould
ed into any shape for useful and ornamental
purposes, without altering its general charac-
ter and appearance; for it becomes as hard,
and in some instances even harder, than when
subjected to the process. Another pocullarty
of the process is, hat any color or variety OF
colors, can be impaired to its solid substance
so that an endless variety of shades can be
produced, and, as it is capable of beng polish
ed, it eflectually resists the actian of the wa
ter. 1t Can also be used as a cement, and can
be brushed over the surface Of wood, so as to
render it fire-proof.