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The New York herald., 1845-11-04
STEAMBOATS, FOR SALE,


A0S1 - AT Public Auction, without restriction
%z11r or reserve, at the Merchants Exchange at IL
O'Clock. on Thursday November 10th, (if
THE NV Jersey IS about as feet ia length 2s fee, in
width, and ~ feet hod has boilers with blowers and
blower spgines suitable for burning wood coal
ieet sroke IS furnished with bhs rooms
complete inventory night boat The NJ j.
Tor carrying and IS Of light draught.
The UTICA 200 feet eng Is feet wide and feet
hod has boiler deck with blow and blower
one beam engine the cylinder which 43 inches and
Ieet troke IS furnished with berhs aud and
a., necessary Dedding furniture, &c complete for night
THE GAZELLE 100 feet length % feet wide and 81
ies hoid WIN one BOILER below and head engine
THE DIAMOND is about 220 feet in length, aud draws
but little water has horizontal engine and locomotive
boilers.
For further particulars enquire No. 50 Couand street.
up stais. n4to20 rc
AsUs1 a. PEoPLE's LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
Through Drect-At6 O'Clock r. NJ. from the
s,eanbos. KNICKhRBOC CKER, CAPT. A. Houshton will
o'clock "
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt r. @ Crutteu
de WI leave ON Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
At O'Clock NJ, Landing intermediate Paces-From
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt r H. Furry, will
VIII leave on Monday, N edneday Friday and Sunday
Steamboat SOUTH AvERICA, Capt L. w. Brainard
leave on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock
Passengers taking either of the above ines will arrive in
Albany ample the morning of for the east
or west The DO Is are new and substantal furnished
WITH and state and for speed and
Freight taken at moderate
All persous are forbid of the Boats Of this line
without written order from the Captains or Agents,
M &c. SCHUL1Z, he Office on he Wharf
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

HILL has the pleasure to announce that he Will give
~ a Fe tival Conc ert
MONDAY EVENING, 10th November,
AT the
BROADWAY TABERNACLE,
On which he will be assisted Members
Philharmonic and New York cred music and
er stngushed musical aoity OF this CITY, who have
tee ed their the whole forming OF Vocal
and talent before Concert
America.
A complete Programme and the Performers will be
pres ented few days previous to the Concert.
talent already engaged will fully the expectations
Of the public
On this occasion the following oveures will be peromed
The Ruler Of the Spirits. first iirne) Weber
And Tor the hst time this country the following Opeatc
M Shoruses, BY an adj .quate number Of performen;
ane rrayer"-Mosei IN tgypt. Kossini
The ~ Stars brightly Beamng Weber
"vlve le RoI Bafe
Consisting Of full solo and uaette, with Chorus of War
riors and Villagers FIRST America
The Orchestra will consist Of 30 aud nearly loo
strments.
Mr. A. Marks, Leader Of the Orchestra. BY permission of
VIM. Mitchell, EsQ.
MIR. Tmm will preside at the Piano Forte.
The whole under the direction OF Mr.. u. Z. Hill.
Concert to commence O'Clock.
~ Tickets Que Dollar eachFor sale the Music Stores
and al Saxton Miles 203 Broadw y; Leavitt Trows l9i
Broadway; Appleton Cos, 200 Broadway Nespts corner
Wa and Water j. r. Perkins, NO. Wall ]. A.
Sparks l6i Fulton st II. Melgs 4i6 Broadway; Geo. Whit
lock- 8S Canal s aud at the door The evening of perform
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

- - NATURAL TEETH
BEST OFFICE in this city tor Dental Operations
= DIR BROWNS, 28ok Broadway, between Reade and
ChambeE - " -
Natural and Best Premium Incorruptble Mineral
Teeth inserted from. Observation-Disclosures. 81 to s. 80
Dscayed Teeth and Roots filled with a VIII 9 ce. ~ -
- ment and arranred useful and durable, only 50
Toothache cured efectually, in few seconds,
rr without the least pam .............. so
Teeth extracted on new principle aud withiess
man naI the usual pain. ;: ....... ...... so
References families also to the Me dcal
Faculty IN this city by calling 2s doors
Chambers street, door Cos store
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

NIDLO'S.
GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION.
HERR ALEXANDER,
THE q f X M AN Nd GICIAN.
MOST respectfully the Ladies and Gentle
men Of New York that he will open series Of his high
ly entertaining soirees in this city, at NIblo's,
This and every Evening this week
During that time he will series of Che
msry, Pneumaties Optics Natural Philos ply Magic
Seats be secured BY applying at the Box Office from
TO l, and from TOD o'clock
Tickets Fifty Cents
Doors open at 7-Pc cformance commences 7s o'clock.
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

S&K FOX NEW URLEANS-To sail positively on
MX$S Wednesday, November 5-The splendid and very
sfsst sailing packet ship WARSAW, will positively
a above.
She has very superior accommodations for second cabin
and seeRe with seerage For
balance OF freight passage which will be much low
er sn by any other vessel please apply board foot
osO re JOHN HERDMAN& & co 8, sou,h ,,,ss,
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

fVNHE Proprerors Of the New York .ose Saloon on Fu.
would respectfully inform his customers and
the public generally, that in future he will MP in adj.
dicn the usual bill Of fare, Alamode Beef cd ner plate,
Fried Oysters and Poultry ofsll kinds at 10 per plate
All those who will favor him with their PATRONAGE viii hnd
every hSs served IN ys not TO be surpassed the
ny, 90 lw'fs :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
THE VIEW Posr OFFICE LAW.


On TaesdaS last, The LIST instant, the new Pos
Office Law went into operation. II is, to be
sure, but an experiment., yet we cannot help be.
lieviDs that il will result in much good 10
oil classes, and all communities, as il will be
productive Of drawing together and uniting more
effectively the different sections of our vast coun-
try. Cheap postage, remarks the Bait. AmeIi.
ani3will call into existence millions Of addition.
al letters, and in The greatly increased ntercom-
municaticn which will thus be effected, the SYM
pathies and Interests Of the people at large will
become more closely identified. Every depart
menl Of business, says the NY. News, as well
as every channel Of social intercourse, will feel
the inGuencs of the relaxation Of the enormous
tax with which correspondence has heretofore
been butdened. The new rates are, 5 cents. for
a single letter under 800 miles, and ten cents
over 300 miles. And single letter weighs half
an ounce Without regard to The number of pie.
ces. Thus an ordinary letter sheet may contain
10 bank notes andAbe transmitted for cents q
distance, which, under The old law, would have
cost s2,06t cts. for the Same natter This is re-.
ally 40 important reduction. No less important,
however, is the recognition Of the United States
currency as the medium of payment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
aEPaoAon no WANG LAp1Es.


The Riehnoud Wing calls earnestly upon The
Wing Ladies Of the State, 70 relieve ihem.elyes
from The sneen Of their ungenerous opponents,
a. displayed in . late number Of The Augusta
Democrat, By ! combined and e1ergetic Effort 10
accomplish their magnanimous purposes in re-
ference 10 he CLAY srATuf. The Locofoco pa
per Aforesaid, says 'sihe patriotism which shone
90 brightly upon paper, seems 70 have Disappear
ed, when lhePaekst IS called upon TO support ii !
The Wing, as well as the Lexington Gazette!
urges the ladies 10 silence this miserable sheer
5F prompt action. And The Whie suggests. as
ready mesns 70 finish The work, the sppoin,.
mtni, By The Ladies, Of Collector Of Inc other
seq, in each county, who, with his commission in
hand, may make application to the female con-
muaiiys (and 10 geoilemeE, too, II the Ladies
think d. 10 instruct their sgedts.)
Lei rs (says The Whig) urge this simple plan
upon the attention Of the Ladies, Let them not
suffer themselves to be defeated. Let them Sc
cure their own appreciation. Let them entiile
themselves % their cOuntry's applause. Let lGsm
silence The jsers Of their opponents.
6And, in his connection, may We ask the
Whig1Ladies Of jefferson if they have done ali
thar they coultdo in this busnessi The amounts
collected can beiransmiled to Miss ELIZA NJ.
RIDDLE, Of Richmond, through the Bank.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

The friends Of Temperance in our town and
vicinity, have recently been much edited By Lee
lures delivered on that subject By DR.. THonA'
sshsEsty. or H.gsrssOup.
The Lectures Of lhs Doctor have been o. that
character. thsl, Whilst ihey alirscied The alien.
tioo, served 10 impress The mind foreibly viii
the truths presented. On Sabbath evening, the
Methodist chureh vas filed with an Interesting
auditory, 10 hear one Of ihe lectures. DR.. 8.
considered some Of The 5ections made 10 sign
ing the Pledge, and also illustrated, in an i'm
psessive and eloquent style, by well drawn anal
oeies, ,hs grea, good and substantial results pro-
dueed By 81 unity and eenesrt Of action.
Temperance has been on the vane for some
lime, bur NE think reaction and feinvigoraiion
cf the friends Of The cause must be the result of
Lectures, such Is our good citizens have had the
pleasure Of listening 70 during The past week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

gEThe editor Of the Kanauha Republican
in noticing The kind attentions of some Of oui
manufacturing friends, seems determined thai
his neighborhood shall not be outdone 10 liberal.
i;y, aud he tells Us what is in STORE for him, in
the Sail Regions. Hear him -
swell, veli We are now living 10 anticipa.
ton. II win be our iufn 10 tell about the pretty
presents We have goi, by and by. When We get
that bunch Of rolls, (f 10. Malcolm ever gels his
Cafding Machine seoing,) for our good wife &c
knit Us pair Of stockings; and then again,
next fall, se are sure 10 get thai beef "a whole
bullock, may bel ffomsour Logan friends-and
plenty Of salt ffornIclr friends in the Licks 10
corn # down won't We crow Little too. We
reckon those editors over HE moa1,an shall hear
usin
We rejoice 10 The anticipated coed fortune Of
our ffiend-and shall be delighted when we hear
that his beef is wellAcorned, and ready for the
knife and fork. We think Improbable bullock
is fauening for, cur use somewhere in The grass
region, which we shall certainly nole-when it
comes 10 hand.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
FROST BIPTEN

In the midst of our rejoicing for a good crop
We are sorry tohear thar many Of our formers
find spots Of their Wheat-aeres at a time--so
bitten BY the frost on The 3Oth If May, as~to be
entirely unftto gather This is very unusual
occurrence peven in our tickle cline. But the
Corn fields look fOurishine, and may make up
deficiencies. ---.--s.
The fare between New York and Boston, 220
miles, is only two dollars.
No reduction yet on the Washington branch Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. The Cor.
poration OF Washington have passed an ordi'
nance, prohibiting the ertry Of locomotives init
the City after thirty days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
THE ADMINISTRATION.


lis really amusing to see what an excellent
organid Mr.. Riichie proves himself 10 be, b hi,
performances on the organ At Washington.
The @Unions teens each week with the mos
fulsone asnerJ Of AIR, Polk but sufe,it is on
u "a evidences thai Mr.. Richie is grateful d
the hand that feeds him, and We presume, No
one would blame him much, were it not for hi,
fraii attempts at proving himself an Independent
edilef.
Z In late number Of the "Unicn - We find The
following ,e II
"Mr. Polk, whose administration Is So popu.
lar, hath Wings are puzzled for something tC
20 upon and say agSinst it-exeept fsbFicaHne
squibs al Hihe organ or fables sgainst him
Is 10 be compelled 10 resign The reinssinto the
hands Of Mr.. Dallas"
This is both amusing and rich In character
and the Baltimore Patriot mskes an admirable
hit 81 lie popularity, when irremarks-"A Pfesi
dent popular who in six moaihs has lost the
confidence Of nearly allihose who elected him
who is openly denounced by the great Ajax
Of Iha paftyTWho is so tickle, minded, that
be undoes one day what be had directed the day
before-who promises TO keep this effice. 10,
and bppoinls another in his stead, in The
same week land who yetdees neither, but turns
the. officer out and pats new man inif Tiis
man popular The Wings say nothing against
him, because his qaondam friends say. all that
the occasion calls for. A great section Of the
parry refuse 70 take Office under him, and ano.
ther require his abject submission 10 their will,
and he submits! And yet this President, sode-
nounced, so manacled BY some Of his friends,
that he can only do their will-this is The pcpu..
lar President! Il is-a rich joke, and is quite 10
time to relieve the dullness Of the hot season y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
POSTMASTER AT.wINcuEsrER.

The. gallant old soldier, JOHN WALL, citizen
OF irreproachatl tie character, public4officer who
has discharged his duty TO the entire satisfaction
of the community, has been unceremoniously
removed from the Post Office at w inchester, 10
give place TO! Henry F. Baker, one of the Balli-
more Convention who nominated MIR. Polk. We
understand the appointment Of Mr.. Baker is BY
no means satisfactory to the party, many Of
whom preferred other persons; and some of
whom demonstrated against the removal Of Mr..
Wall. z I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

We vere,called the other day to take look
a some extraordinary Grape Vines Of our
friend Charles Barrett. They are the kind call
ed the "IsABELLA," and produce most abun.
daut yield. This shows that our climate is en-
,irely suited to their culture, and that portion
Of our ground could not be better employed than
10 raising grapes We shall be able to talk on
this subject tzpaimtniaHs, after he grapes are
matuIed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

eEThe Richmond Wing states that Col. CT.
deOn G. Camden, distinguished lawyer at the
elafksburs Bar, in the vigor Of his age snd in
fullfpractice, has abandoned his profession, TO
devote all his lime and attention to Wool Grow
ing.
Wealo not see why il is thatlhe Farmers in
and adjacent to Jefferson, who have noun.
tain pas,ursge ia abundance, do not turn their
atieution more particularly TO oolgrowipg, as
we are satisfied great profit must result from an
Investment of money in such an enterprise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

fCPMr. Polk is determined to leave no rela-
live of the Iauen,ed Harrison to enjoy the holding
Of office under his ADMINISTRATORS. He z"nicks
,emn with a gens eance, Whenever they are found
10 be 50 related, as witness his removal Of
Or. Ming :, from the Post office Al Petersburg,
Mr. Taylor, P. NJ. at Cincinnati, and Mr. James
lines Randolph, from his ClerkshIPat Washing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

eFThe Detroit Daily Advertiser Of Thursday
says thai Mr.. Lewis A. Hall, the gentleman up
on whom The uurderous assault was made by
Wells, Gan accom-, Of which We published in our
LAST number, has so farsrecOvefed as TO be able
10 ride out, and that no further doubt is felt "
his entire recovery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

W. G. BRowNLow, Esq, editor Of the
Jonesbofo' (Tenn.) Wing, has been nominated
by. The Wings for Congress. We hope that
friend Brownlcw will accep, The nominalion, and
be ,riumphantiy elected. We know no man
Who would proves sharper thorn in the side Of
the Democracy than the editor o. thetWhig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

Riot at The Springfield .drmory. -on
the 10Th ultimo, an attack was made up
on the enclosures and buildings Of the
Springfield Mass Armory, by anumber
oil belligerent individuals who entered the
territory belonging 10 the United States,
with noise and threats threw down some
% rod: g! fssGGs. All faspdsitsd mere.
ins A complaint was made 10 the United
States authorities, and a warrant issued.
upon which Mr.. Barnes, United States
Marshal, INN diateiy proceeded TO Spring
field and arrested eight Of the. offenders.
Some land in dispute. we understand, is
the causi beli.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

S7The Funeral Procession, at New York, in
honor 10 The memory Of Ex-P President Jackson,
is described 10 The papers Of that city77uades,
associations, societies, and public bodies particle
paied in the solemnities, and il is computed that
al least %, 600 persons marched in the line.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

Waeai IN Michigan. The Grand Ra-
pids EDquirer says that in the county Of
lonis, Michigans there are this season
over 90. 900 acres Of wheat. ell 10 frs,
rate order, furnishing assurances Of :
large crop. Ionia county is said to be
one Of The first sericuhursl districts ini The
Stale; and possesses, in the navigable
streams which penetrate its territory. I'M
equaIlei facilities for getting 10 market.
WMers transportation can tahe The surplus
Productions d the county from The ields
Of their growth TO- the market Of New
York. Eighteen years since the most
Of this county was 4 wilderness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

An editor some where out west has become 30
hollow from depending On the printing business
alone for S4esd, that he proposes TO sell himself
10 some gentleman 10 be used as stoye-pipe.
We don't know Thai We shall be hired out Or
used fer stoye-pipe, but sure we are, thatve
shall never be taken for anjalderman, on ac-
count OF our corporation. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

GITbe Legislature Of the State of New
York has ordered q new census Of thai STATE TO
be taken, 10 consequences Of The alleged de.ec-
iiyeness Of that taken under The authority Of the
United STATES in 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

PTAs rtdstiek Citizen makes note Of .
new, grain termed 'soregon wheat" brought
from 0regcn, and which is said to be very pro-
lie, yielding = much as hfy bushels TO The
acre
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

II Al Horticultural Curiosity, in shape of green
rose, is exhibiting Ia Charleston, s. G. This
rose is quite double, .and Of uniform eeep
green color, like that of The leaf. L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

LAST WORDS. The U. $. Journal pub
fishes theioIloWing as among the alast words"
Of the late General jackson:
"Eet every man swear that he will not lay
down his arms until these Eufopean meddIers
shall not possess a foot Of territory on the con.
iinent Of North America" 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

RPwe are requested To. state that the Stores
10 charIsslOwn will be closed on the Fourth Of
July.
The Bank Of the Valley in cbarles,own will
also be closed. twill be seen BY an advertise.
ment in anothercolamn lhs, the Directors viii
meet to-day, (Thursday,)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

~The National InielIigencer states that the
trial Of Caleb J. McNul;y will commence be-
fore The Criminal Court at Washington on the
7lh Of This month.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

eFThe election for Members Of Congress il
Tennessee, takes place on Thursday, the 7.t
day Of August.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

EThe health or Gen. McDufie is said 10
BE improving, and Il is thought thai be will be
sble to resume his,pnblie duties al The next ses-
sion Of Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

f7LGov. Shannon, who has arrived home,
nov says the Mexican iss,slments have >not
been paid for want of money.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

OThe drought in Florida, which continued
up To the Goth ul.., is said To- be more severe
and distressing than has been experienced in that
climate for many wears.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

e7-The scarlet fever is raging in Staun,oa and
is Deighberhood al present Our town andyi-
emily were visited with il some weeks since, but
We are glad 10 learn that il has almost entirely
disappeared.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
GREAT HYDRO ELECTRICAL MACHINE.

= From 4 friend now On / visit to the North Of
England We have received copy Of s.the New
castle Joutnal' Of The 2l.h Of last month, from
which We copy The following aIticle, which cam
not fail 20 deeply interest many Of our readers,
a. we'll practical machinists IS men OF science
MAI. Int.
Hvdro Elsciricai Machine. An extra
ordinary sized electrical machine has just
been completed for the United States. BY
Messrs. Watson and Lambert, Of this
town, which is called alter the great A.
merican philosopher, Benjamin Frank
lin. " The effects ot this steam electro
cal machine are indeed truly surprising.
far exceeding any thing ever yet accom-
plishe6 by man 10 this important branch
OF science. Twas putinto opefatiop on
Thursday, in the open yard OF the manu-
factory. The weather was most unpropl-
iious; il never ceased raining; but. indie.
pendent OF mis- difficulty, the spark OBJ
tanned from The conductor was twenty
inches in length, DIT the rate Of two hum
Fdred ID minute Il was shipped. yes
terday, on board the Spring for New
York, where. we understand, It Is to be
used in the Polytechnic Institution which
lis being established in that city. The
Americans will. IN the acquisition OF tbs
wonderful instrument, possess by far
most powerful electrical machine ini
world il being more than three tim
capacity Of the one used at the
Polytechnic Institution in London
has been the source OF grati6ed
mentto all who have beheld its Il
nifcent results.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

North Carolina viii take place on. the 7lh Of
August.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
[Hagtrs.o,en Torch Light.
From he Hliaoi. Slate Register Of June /.

= VIZ mt Ht's''Ot0 Nt8sS F''eI y 1Vs''o
Highly Important Movement of the TO.
uernment Western Dettness We have
the gratifying intelligence to lay before
our readers that the administration. al
Washington have ordered Com. Morris
TO explore The route between Peru and
Chicago, in regard 70 ihe praclicabihty,
expenses, Sc, Of 2 shiplscanaI from Hi.
Hnois 10 the lakes and also to fix upon a
suitable location for naval depot on The
lakes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

lT Twosiheussnd four hundred and sixty
one emgfan,s arrived at New York on Monday
from foreign ports. w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

eEThe water beiag oni Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio cahal, We shall hear no further Of il,
basiasss un,il afieT the sih.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

ia Mr.. HEM has Just started a newspaper.
He says that be hopes by hard scratching be
will be able 10 make living for bis young chick;
=y~>-o 80 ssss ~ FtOVtue fyi' ~ VIZ
surely IN ve4shard picking, aud that Of different
SORTS, and we shouldn't be surprised If he sees
star, before he closes the period of his existence