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Auriion Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, A.ouo.e.r
nv BANGS, RICHARDS PLATf.-st"fs
- - bross~s -ih~rAl cssh sivsncrs ushe OF con.
s,2Ein~ois for zncrar
>rw-YORK FALL TRADE SALE
TUESDAY. k,h August. s-a telsr--s days
I - next r~sulSf Trade sac II BOOKS. sTkkEoItFI
FLaIt>, &C ~tleonmence n the shoge dsi~
The sar ~ Stationary Pap~r ke viii b. bed g.asl 90
Monday. 2sb August
Invoices 10 D. ins-rt IN Inc eaaogue shosd b. fr
nsh spseiIfsi, Al pres aua vii 70 speedily
i>susJ.
The u.us e.sh advances viii ee made receipt Of Gods
hrn required. l.lS II
AT PRIVATE SALE
srxe assortment OF Standard Miscellaneous snd Srhool
fOOkS ~ lov priSs-
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D1 yNMt, ". niLIhk, FRIDAY, Aasu,1 s'h

~ nj 2ocors. a. the Merchants Exchange. =.
VII b. sold under the dr~ilou OF James Nsufie'. Nss
m ChsncerN a. thar iot fronting stanton sir', pa n'
square bounded n front o. Forsyth stanton snd fdndse
streets. Known No smsr cfnne lots hel"ngink 70
mo estate o James T. smith. formed ant constructed "ai oi
parts oi the ls map o james De Lsnee,, mai" ~
Flar Rsnc..r A. DE-. ils ta qs. frcutne fdrisc
ei o'- 1925 Oh 1927 fronting Forsyth street which ss4
No thu of of the aid lo-. sui distance tom
Forsyth and Etsidge streets. being = feet bN "a
Aso a. those iof~ ~ land ~. and IN NJ si-ii-
THE hOc Ot Jtulcs r. smith, by d"s y pcctn-
hr lsn recorded n lher ~. page k1. on tt and y n
street. between and Sth Avenues, beng "a eci !" nsh
'front.' hN ,O which said oi- are part al NC lNsv o's y"
:. aud -. on \ map hy "a iiisn Bridges.
pN JAEU~ VI. MILLER, lfsDAN, JAY ~
ID lDt ociisk AZ Store Lhery frsl a. cases hupi>
SHOES AND BROOAN>. all fresh and wei assorted an
suitable Tor the city ami country ifai"
rHi R-DAN July alsi, Al neg o'clock, ~ ne SORE OF
e. ln.n small Go 5OO0sies Sole LeaAer wlIh other az
uc,'. ne the line.
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FARMERS LIBRARY.
.crr-Rys TO FARMERS on AGRlCULTURAl

CHEMISTRY. BY ALFNASDfK PtTzHoLDr.
~ /. Iufroducfon General View Of ths suDje,t
I..SrrSr 2 The Atmopher,. lie constituent par Pro
L., IL, Nitrogen. Csrbonic Acid, Water, AnliHohlI,
k'.e III tIese substances they are found ~ ~ a. 400,
Pc q Tn 4fnospi,re (coniinued) Origin ,,h ,be
IL cc,s,ifuer- Substances accidentally mAe' VII" '
,.no.uhere Diffusion Of Gases. $500, lind. OF
hwatrr-t. properties. Substance a ii-si',Ie.
Amount Of Salt in " aief IN dnereh' ~ II 10 Plants
49, 3 Jh/ Soil How far Sol i es''1..al ~,
ho,gu Of the So-iis constiiuenis-ins ncav Of P.ni.
,egra,ion and Decomposition Of hocN' D' "
rsSJrsse The Sod continued Hso- , ~
arose'te.. -putreseiion-e'A''"s
Hlmu.' ~, con,,u,rfs Of Plant -Reeapiiualion o.
LteiVks D,ecedng Lectures. The Elements OF "hi'n
pants are coi.nr Chapters Of PetzhOldr- Lectures TO
W M e,,,,,r,5ic1ara Chemistry VIII be given IN our
=. a. - number.
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OFFICE on wnE INITIAL ,.FET, ~

~ >JKANCF co July - lait-Itr Trustees q" Nf
Mutual Safety Insurance Co present io he public stale
neu Of er condition. nearly as they now able to es
innate b..
THE Company has hand Bond and MORTGAGE 70 le
an,fiut of ....... ................ -i}l. 7th
y State STOCKS ard Cash in Bank ",l5h
FftMlIm Notes. ...++...-t%-' ''
Less liabilities aud unsettled claims. ........ 5000
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Ny. Of HlrfNIuf OIlf-'"r - ~ rri'Nl- 4is'
many /. one of tire oldest il-f u'On- ln - county ami BE-
r. r ,r.. az business through a changes and ihe COM
ayrs9u- which have devastated 30 many ci'r-, Id MAIN
famed fs ability and credit ulpai c uy Adrru uniform
h. lie principle OF -ctrrn. Us risks -o that 10 case oi a
sv,.r ~ fire thsv would no, be posed 10 n nous loss
H. i- !, l--ir-ss extending hall century.
fiv hsv. paid 10 ll every loss winch has occurred fi
tlv are happy announce 20 inef rn4s AM ii' Nu'c
4 f..v ar SOW prepared '1 pay all ne losses hy the late
M n LIS civ M full and continue 0 take risa- A. hereto
c,-e d. ". CLARK, President.
: ". Thompson. .,.,t.
NM. H. BIaO. i'-
N.,v York Univ Psi. isii iy22lwis
v,IRT I>sURANCE-Tne New YORK Contribution
L ship Insurance Company con- .hur o insure iiIs'
lost or damage hy Fire o.. .r l4-i fts-. Ne" TOT"
i,v n Isi5 j. sMNTh ROGERS, President
R " M,RriS, Secretary. g<1l"''
1xTIIiIAN~Bi RICH fire Insurance Co. Once
w Grand--L near l- street " i-..il'DNI-L -
Areucy Office ~ Waist. New i0rs
Til. Companv arr really 10 pay al claims for losses
a. ans heu-ani continue 20 insure aai-' lo-s and Jam
~. by ire on a. favorable terms ~ other Offices
.,.., ,,-,,.,. rba,6'. McEirs.h. Charles o. Handy.
Frsrci. -,ainierf Christian LlhnsAce, samuel D. trpp
4 4 Rer.-iict samuel k.r tri-ul, join >Al...lt--
Ncho.a- Wyc0Ah. Fr,aerrs W Fave Al an nos".iA
jeremiah Johnson.
SAMUEL RICHARDSON President
T. UoneFs Secretary.
W,snIssToS Pos1. As,a'. Nes-Yors. iyl9 2wi-
I,IKt I>~IRA>CE.-ihe Im-i Ere Insurance
L -, ~ ~ Wal street. 1f-r indemnify agslsi
-. and a,,,t,s- by IRE Reasonable terms
DIRECTORS.
,.r,., D.,t. Franc. Bufer. Edmund Penf1d
Na'rui.ne a. Hal. MARIN Hoffman honc,, u >'f4 .nn'
Wm " hi--Srillf. VIM + l.eEfri' ."h hAnalu, '-A'
= 4 H0-.fiu-.'1 a. r. Tuau-eud. John II. Hllun.
Nm n Johnson tiare- " l-l ans john tefr.-nd-
N 80 ELIAS q. DAAhE. President
LCHAPMAN. sc.-e'sry ~ lvl-
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FLEETWOOD. or. The SIAN OF Birth anove IF Amer
l eau n ~. by fhe suhor Of Philip m Search of WIFE,
a. SC Price - Gems. PIhi-lei hy
BURGESS. >TRINGER 4 co.
fv3 - Broadway, corner knn-,t
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sbANill. NDIi. if fnHuf--.ftf.. Nv l"iNf WIZ
- publish THE rREtSl RN OF HISTORY. comprising
e. rai introductory OliIiue Of Universal History A.
uf and Modern and a SERIES OF separate hsforcs o'
g PRINCIPAL nation lhal EXIST. tr Rise, Progress and
..rf Cordiron SC. 49, BY samuel Mauni.r, author of
tf- Treasury of knowledge. Biographical Treasury
Literary AMI Scientific Treasury e.
The History oi Amerirt-cdiied Boy John lnnan.
The above valuable Work viii be- completed 10 about
twelve Nos. printed on ~" paper, Win clear type
ana will Dee sold 40 - cent. per No.
The frsi No. already been ISSUED. and the follow
rg ones will bee pu hsled regularly the hrs of each
month until the work is completed. lvS
,.,uE August NUMBER OF Arhufs MAGAZINE is
' published rls dey by r. Ferret a. Co ~ Broadway,
ah -ieI with two heapl nl >fee fugmvngs and richly
70. eifed with contributions from T : Arthur, Ms j.
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SAVERS

MORAL PHILOSOPHY Elements OF Moral Phoso
vi phy on the basis of the Ten Communicates containing
com etc system Of Moral Duties. hy Leicester Sawyer
" President OF the Central College. Ohio. vol limo
iy8 MARX II. NEWMAN, Publisher, 1917 Broadw iy
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sODA BIsCUIl ann sUsAa CAACKEhs.

NICE ". II GilON's Ses Sore,
nl1.y Froning on6' Fast Broai9ay and ~ D..,.oo-.L
SODA BISCUIT AND sUsAa CRACKERS
THE subscriber wishes O make known 10 ne public uA
much % the biscuit and crn' .efs men are 500 m ",
y by the above usncs are entirely asrfl upsODA
BISCUIT and SUGAR CKACkEk, made Al lbs b1F'ry
which have used by iuya1ds, particularly thpsr "bo
saer ind seston for more han twenty wears vi" n'
l.st results: While Ire imitation, which can b" made lor
l.-s price, drug perhaps good for person 10 tslih ar
y hOly unfi e sick. TIL shove b-criT ana 'fASES'
a.sl RurrGR BncUir. WisE BISCUIT, BurrEE CsAcXIss
'Arsk CRacgfzs. PirOT and navy BNsAD al u ie hr-i
.ify constantly for sale Al hs ~esnowD establish
peut rs Wssh.n zi0n street corner 4 Wsrrrn-iFrst
~ f,ni.. FPnRAIM TRyinwFlIfs SON
,I'HLh5IOlILI EI-.-Inrrlon.l-r suitable fo'
! Brswefs. D.-rer-, Dyefs. o.. Rrnnel-. Harfs Chen
-. &c constantly O., band o. .s". 2, oda. so H., 7
a. auHrrrV JpHN hAkkf. ~ '-'''fn'--' pig -
ON EEhn- Ra.ri L~ref pss-f ood quai.y, 10
f.l yrod.- ORAHAI 1nnune nllfine-
On KEA,I- Ruled Letter Pager, extra gooi' a. - u
-, p,. pr IAN ~ GRAHAM Tribune Bulaing-.
0nn KEAM- Au.,d Le.,f Paper d g 81 peg r an
vi ~ Is '.' 'a.' GRAHAM. Tribune Bundings
DOakiNG-.--'o ba.~- %. u, and 81 ueh green
VS. NFsMlIH co. ~ Pine .i,rel
pLEA,nED GOOD-.-oso es-e- ~, ~, D., ~ .
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ANKLE ha.e- a.e Fani.s Naekina" s'rarn-
ID noaf and segfo Blai s~i-. -, al by ..
Tvs tF~HiIH co - F.nr- t''-
DLAIN- MD kEE-Li-.-4p ci''s f.sn'
/ sinpe-, Kerseys snd La-.y. fof ,se " -
yA NEsMiTHA 90. n ne .uesl
E>Titkl JEANS = STATE 'rsH
/ n Ore Cadet Bue aad Brow ksnineSy Jeans y"
/ .ale by sESNIrH CO. ~ Pine -tf@'t IT,
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Ion Work.. v /. an0 POHptnn Iron HniN-' y -
ss-ortfr-lf OF Iron. embracing every -. n. .,.~h h.
/ Round. square, a.. Hoop, band ana 7'''-'' VIM"
oas-' 'o' ''e on ', j6, rr'reKFRmAN 60 we..e
<,Iir S.II--Ils- csss. i.ny as-ors'i, r-nns5i''
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t,c.rv r.-a.- r-s-r an G,--rs rn-r-eis
,,..,S--s-- iou- Anencan, assDrr1 round
| - .s..r- and iai. for -ale uy
| - f MURDOCH. LEANITT 4 co.
| f4i-ff cDrr-r Cedar and Greerpieh =.
| ,,I., ItON-so TOa- ALLfoHANf tDhDEb PIC
! 1 GRO. for sas b. MURDOCH. LEANiIT co.
| i..,i isffy Conner o. Cedar and Drernv.ieii--f
| e.CGTCH PIG Iron Ga.h..rr.e brand ior sa- y
/ = MURDOCH, LEANIrT 90.
| fHf-fv es,s..ar t'-Nss SD sr-..rvsA h.s
100 o az = CHARCOAL j teH rtth r
Nn fusis 80 "a -
| >.TFFI IRON tons 70 arnsnaors- Bar Iron.
| - superior article for sie-l. Tor sa-~ by
dlsisv JOSEPH TIckERMtN. 90 We.l-.t
TUIIMBIA Ptt. IRON l,-l tons TOT sale BY
u ilzIi-n JAS. n OLNEy 2 ve-' 1t
EAKTsHERklE PIE. IkUN-tm ale y
VI je.ll,f JAS n OLNEY n Wee"
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n.KD-F H. Ludlow co. have tsaen me comno
Adou- Office No II " all street, ihs-emrnfi III door Wee
m f. N.chauic- Bank has entrusted prop
H.r lorlndun- either personally or by mall NJ new
Register viii be opened for ihaf purpose Reel ESTATE
rs. Ships &c. &C. &c. sold 90 The Merchants fxchanse
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Che Gate fire.

rARp.-The Boarding House Of MRS. 4. BROWN
u having escaped The general cor1'sraton, shr be-s
I,v. POD ASSURE her numerous friends and the public maj
f-y will s,i iud and airy ACCOMMODATION az hef
residence corner Oi Battery Place ard Greenwich street
II. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
United States NIarshalI's ONCE.

JUNE lin the case Of Harry War;, charged with
forgery, for whose delivery up justice reqIstisn is
made under the tenth article Of the treaty with Great
Britain, concluded the 9th of August, AID ls42
complaint having been made under oath before that
the said Harry War had committed the crime OF forgery
within the Jurisdiction of Her Britannia Majesty and
was fugitive from justice, ], George w. Morton,
Commissioner duly appointed by the Circuit Court Of
the United States, for the Southern District Of
New York, under and by virtue of the Acts Of Con.
gress in such case made and provided, do certify
that upon hearing the evidence Of crimnaty offered to
sustain the charge Of forgery against the said Harry
War;, and having fully examined and considered the
same do decide that according to the laws Of the place
whore he found and arrested sufficient evidence has
been adduced to justify his apprehension and commit
ment for trial.
Dated New York, June It'll, ls45
GEORGE H. NORTON,
u. s. Commissioner,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08

Messrss Ogden and Weekes menagerie arrived
in Albany on Thursday.
Madame Borghese, assisted by several of the
members of the late Italian company Of this CITY, gave
her third and last concert in Mobile on the 30th ult
Spalding's equestrian company are in Cleveland.
The Campanologan bell ringers are at the same
place.
The rival Campanoogian band Of brothers are in
Buffalo.
Mr. H. Phillips gave concert at the Government
House. Toronto, on Monday evening last. He returns
TO England the Victoria, Captain Morgan which sails
on the LIST ofJuly.
The Ethiopian Serenaders, with little Ole Bull, are
in Philadelphia
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These roads have been constructed at expense far
beyond any thing of the kind in this country and not
outstanding the enormous running expenses the divi
dends Of some of them very large.
The principal lines in Great Britain regularly declare
the following dividends.
The Grand Junction Railroad 10 per cent per annum
The great North OF England, per cent per annum.
Inc Great estern, per cent per annum.
The Liverpool and Manchester per cent per annum.
The London and Birmingham, 10 per cent per annum.
T The Midland Wnls aa Per cent ut pc, per annum
The Manchester and Birmingham, per cent per an
Very few Of the railroads of the United States pay d.
videnas equal to these, notwithstanding the great dife
renee in the cost and current expenses in favor but
in time, as our country improves population and bu
siness increases developed the
dividends of these works must steadily increase until
they become large those Of similar works in any
part of the world. We have capitalists in this city, sa
tsed with four and FIVE per interest for the money
invested in and bank stock neither Of which
investments safer profitable stock in good
railroad companies in active operation, out Of debt and
favoraby located Banks may explode States may repu
date insurance companies may meet with serious losses
and become bankrupt but railroad property is mpe
able and although accidents may from time to time hap
pen, and rng losses be experienced, there is such
thing complete humiliation. such thing running
away with the iron track the embezzement Of very
large amount OF properly IN any way Is astonishing
that have dvergng from this city two railroads in
unfinished state, which might be made the most profit
able lines in the Union. We refer to the Harlem ant
Erie Railroads The benefits this city would derive from
completion of these works are immense, and have
been repeatedly and particularly represented but so ai
without much effect The Harlem road is in the hand,
of capitalists who will eventually complete 1t to Albany
under the new charter but the Erie road under its pre-
sent management is hopeless concern. The director
and stockholders we'll acquainted with the cause
the want of confidence, and should once remove it,
new election of officers is demanded by the public an
until one Is made tho new charter will be dead letter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
MONEY MARKET.

The stock market is in very unsettled state. At the
board to-day, Stonngton fell of ! per cent Norwich
and Worcester Long Island went up Morris Canal
/ Farmers Loan /; Ohio 6s Canton closed firm at
yesterdays prices. The transactions were limited, and
after the adjournment ofthe Board of Brokers quotations
fell of fraction from those previously current.
Ten dollar altered from notes of the late u.
States Bank and purporting to be on the Mechanics
Bank OF Philadelphia in circulation in that city.
Erastus Corning Esq, has been unanimously rel
elected President, and Gardner g. Rowland, Esq, Vice.
President OF the Utica and Schenectady Railroad Com
pany.
The following offers made for the State loan of
100000 bearing interest at six per cent payable seman
nually, and the principal reimburaable in 1852
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New York State sixes redeemable in 1850. '54 and
6o are quoted in this market LOG 1857 The highest
rate among the offers for the above loan redeemabo in
1884, was loa 25-loo at which only $4,000 offered
The bulk of the loan taken at 100 25-lOO and
loa soloo and was offered in Wall street to-day at O6
The increase in the receipts of railroad companies in
active operation, in all parts of the world, from
one year to another, is sufficient to convince
every one that ultimately, the productiveness of
these works must be greater and profitable than
any other description of property in existence Invest
mens in these works are now sought for eagerly; and
those partially finished upon which immense sums have
been expended are rapidly gaining ground in public
confidence, and WILL in time yield handsome dividend
upon the expenditures 1t is true that the railroads in
this vicinity are not at present very productive and
their progress towards completion rather slow but we
have not yet abandoned all hope Of their being finished
and of their proving to be, ultimately, profitable pro-
perty.
The annual report of the Bank Of Montreal shows an
increase in capital and all the principal departments but
specie.
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am Phlladelphln subscrlpt,on. 20 th,

fEhALp must be paid TO the AoE~rs, lie
9sr Col Ledger Building Third street. nenr Chestnut
cents without il; delivered free OF chrge in any Of Pha
tpha Single copies for sale above, daily, at o'clock
Price Scents.
The WEEKLY ERALp Is also for sale every Saturday morn.
ngPrce so cents 81 delivered IN part OF
Philadelphia, free Of postage.
t. All the aud cheap Publications for sale their
tabIishment, issued. wholes ale and retail
N With the exception Of paper, the Heradi read
much perhaps Ia hadephs, anypaper published that
city, affording available medium TO advertisers Advertise
handed TO the half past o'clock, will appear
the Herald next day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08

ssis ieore ,seeision In firing We never saw
IA no CHINO. be said Of their marching, but any
ian @hirh We're pcrceptibe, are attributable to tn.
constant changes the corps is interchangeable ef
hclent leaving, and fresh hands entering every sea
SON. The fielo was gay and attractive the evening
day was gratifying to the visiters at West Point.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08

0J- Among the arrivals yesterday at the Astor
House, we find the name Of Mr. Davis, of New Or
leans, the Manager Of the French Opera Company,
who have leased the Park Theatre from the 10Th
Madame Calve, and the otheimembers of the Com
Pany, have also arrived in the city.
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Common Pleas.
Before Judge Ulshoeffer.

JUNE George d. Doubling vs. Henry Godfrey
Wheeieret a.This action of trespass upon the case
already reported, occupied the Court for nearly four
days. The jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff,
SIS damages and cents costs, (Which all the
costs of plaintih).
Jesse Oakley WiHiam C. Neiison--.4dulery.-This
arises upon demurrer to the declaration The de-
PENDANTS wife, i appeared, employed the plaintiff to OBJ
tain divorce for adultery. Pending the proceedings
the defendant became reconced his wife, and direct
cd stay Of proceedings. Defendant hereupon promised
to pay plaintiff The main question whether such
promise was binding.
Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer, with liberty to
defendant to plead on payment of costs.
Stephen a johnson Horatio Dorr aud Henry W.
ChanderJudgment for.dcfendants demurrer; plain.
tiff may reply on pay ment Of costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08

The aggregate movement in May 1874, was 81 42376s,
and in May, 1916, fl,664O94 The institution appears
by the report to be in a favorable condition. The az
grcgae amount of dividends declared the past year was
f5l,s25 The Provincial tax the circulation was Ca
900, or about per cent on the amount of dividends
The weekly returns Of the railroads of Europe afford
the best evidence of the productvcness of these works
The receipts of nearly every company in operation are
very large, but the weekly increase sufficient create
in the minds Of those interested the most favorable anti
cipatons for the future We the latest re turns
from the principal companies of Great Britain and
France
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From HAvANA.-The Oak arrived yesterday from
Havana postscript to one of her letters dated Dad
at says No raes of Rice, and nothing new since our
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08

DREADFUL TRAGEDy.-On Friday afternoon, about
o'clock, George Southern proprietor Of barber shop
IN Fith, above Chestnut street. Philadelphia left his
place OF business and proceeded to small
ng out oil st. Mary street and drew pistol upon col.
entered the abdomen and out the right side He
men shot himself through the head causing his death
,ns.ahuneonsy The unfortunate woman conveye ed
last evening in very critical condition The deceased
mas lett wiie and one child and is said that the
ABOVE SPOKEN OF was his paramour. The cause which
led to the preparation Of the dreadful deed was jealousy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
Movements OF Travellers.

The arrivals yesterday more limited, in pro-
portion the accession than the hotels received during
the week that is past We found at the
AMERIcAN.-Dr. f. LIE Brent, Va; Charles M. Keller,
Washington George w. Burton Philadelphia John
Smith, Va II. Il. Lechman, N. o. Henry Garvn, Hav-
erstraw r. P. Lardner, Philadelphia.
AsToR.-Rchard Peters, Augusta, Ca; J. w. Forbe g.,
". CT Governor Gibbs, Providence Thomas Green,
Richmond J. A. Hitchcock Mobile j. P. Bagby, Cuba
p Davis of the French Opera Company N. o.; j. Colin
A. Elie N. o.; r. Butler Paine, Philadelphia Captain
Berdsey, ship Montezuma DR.. Frazier, A. M. Hol
brook N o.. +. s. Exercc Philadelphia Samuel White
N. o.; NJ. B. Senegon Kingston, Jamaica Douglass and
Gregg S. c.. Thomas Paton Montreal; s. Marcy, Al
bany James Day, N. 0.
CirY.-Capt Marsh, Philadelphia; T. Munro, Florida !.
w. Barton, Tunis Van Victen, ExMayor of Albany !;
Frank. Johnson, Norwich A. F. Cheeseborough N. o.;
7. Ridgway, Philadelphia.
FRANKLIS.--Rev. +. Andrews, Troy VIM. Hand
Augusta w. Hommeden, Mobile II. Livingston, Ohio !;
Jno. r. Parker, Toledo Gen. g. r. Davies, Troy H.
NJ. Grennele, Grand Rapids, Michigan 8. Crendale,
Troy.
HowARps-Col. ]. McLoud Philadelphia H. H.
Hitchcock, Albany T. f. Hrally, England Rev. Fran.
els Beauman, Georgia o. N Milton Boston D. Brig
ham, do; j. H. Ganoy, r. Smith, J. ID. Choooad Mon
treal John g. Sharp, st. Johns, NJ B.; Hon. J. II. An
derson, Westcheser Co.; Jno. A. M. Lawrence, Hudson
Col T. NJ. Follon, ~ o.; Judge J. r. Cushman, Troy
w. Shorthand Canada.
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Philadelphia w. B. Howard Florida Chas. Bishop, ia.
maica Robert Livingston, Boston George Armstrong
Albany Reuoen and Charles Armstrong, Providence
g. King, Boston J. P. Sanford. Troy Chas. l.. Boole
Philadelphia w. Williams, Baltimore.