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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13

.kenaet and Bonnet Ribbons.
TApIEs, superior Florence braid, Ens!ish
Ia Ittaw, velvet. opsn willow and elk bon
nsts Also. Misses' jacquard and lawn do,
together With On ssssvtment Of rich new style
riSbons, received and Tor sale low. by
oct a4Sisss's ofd &c ) j G. LAUAAN.s !
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13
Ginglhams.

Oh PIECES Manchester, plaid and cotton
~ Ginghams, and mourning do, at
aug % 45 KIMBALL 4 cos.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13
saws.

4 DOE. Mill and Cross-cut Saws,
l. 3" Hand do
a. Webb and Pannel do
4" Wood, just received and for sale, by
J. q. LAUMAN,
apr Is AS Water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13
no RENT.

TIME store house on the corner OF Water and
| i Washington-sts., now occupied BY Maj.
w. H. Mauro. The term to commsnce after the
first day of November next. Enquire Of
oct IS, ~ GRIMES e STARR.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13

,;;;' J; g ;s ' s! esSs4r :': sss:e g. y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13
OseOOd's Indian ChOlOgOgue.
.Edge Tools. &C.

DRACES and bits, ad1es. turning chissls and
% gougcs, planes and plano irons. sugers dfs6.
ing Knives, fle. and rasps of every description.
butts. hinges and screws. best carpen,e-s' ltcts.
ill. chest. rupboard and trunk locks, latchespsd
locks, Knives and forks. pen and pocket ksves.
tea spoo ns-in shot every article required ~
complete assortment, just received sad ler ssls
very low. by s,l.a s r.s J. G. LAUMAN, ss
apr &c AS Water street
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13

Que0AsyW0res
NIVE Crates common teas;
II 2 do 8 inch plates; H#
1 do assorted ware; M
do of glass; isss
In this lot we offer great bargains to Country
Merchants j. s. KIMBALL q co.
aug % s46 --s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13

PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST LOSS
BY FIRE. 4H II
Agency .dei~a hss,ance compa1y, Hartford,
Connecticut.
NHE subscriber having been appointed agent
II for the above company is prepared to in
sure against loss or damage BY fire; dwelling
houses, stores, barns, mills &C., &C., at as low q
rate as any similar Institution.
From'the known ability and punctuality Of
this company in adjusting all losses covered by
them, those wishing to protect themselves
against loss will fnd it their interest to insure
through this Office. +. ]. G. PEASLEY, /
Burlington,s Aug. "a 'A .Ageat.
Hawkeye copy)
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13
SIN Hese.

4 DOZ hsavy Eagiish black ailk hose;
-. Sc Do do g ribbed hose
just received and for sale At LAUMAN'Ss i
iuly IS AS Water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13

9 DOE. ladies' black kid gloves: sE sHs
%" fsRt do do; -
and for sale, by }. 9. LAUMAN. n
may 10 AS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13
-a------.-..---.---.st---------x-
Ribbons.

30 rncEs fs ssais md spa. md IsssS. ..
may 10 J. q. LAUMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13

CLENEEN,e INDIAN TONIC.
x FEW Bottles Of this celebrated Indi-
= an cure for the Ague and Fever, fol
sale at the CIrY DRua SroaE.
Dec. 81. J. READ.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13
Tsanahri9.s

IN PIECES plain striped and barred Cam
IN bsie: 5o J.eoaest' Ma'lias S.; ses :,l:, ,,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13
New Firm

IUVHE Subscribers hare this day associated
5 i themselves together under the name and
firm of Tinsley & Olmsted, and will at all times
be happy to wait on all who will favor them
with their patronage at the old stand Of B..
Tinsley, Merchant Tailor, Main street, one door
from jefferson. B. sTINSLEY,
May 20, 1876. NJ. OLMSTED. i
N. B. We have on hand small but well
selected stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings,
Summer Goods, &C., which will be sold cheap
for cash, (sand no mistake , to make room for
! larger assortment which will be received in
about two months. essssss sasis
Persons furnishing their own cloth and trim
ihings can have the same made up and warranted
to TT, BY s4s.,f.ss3 s as T. T.
may 81 A5-tf s ais 8seM
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13
3 r = 3 r

Who, after reading the following, can lon-
ger doubt that Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher.
~ 10 the greatest Medicine in the world?
TO THE PUBLIC.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13

Mackerel.
q BBLS. No. Black Island, large fat, fol
- sale, by kIMBALL l. co.
aug % 45
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13

q PIECES Mourning Balsarines, very cheap,
X 8 do do Lawns. ~ pieces Mourn
ins Prints. 2 pieces Mourning Gipghams. for sale
chssp. at Ejuly IS l51 K1MBALf.'S.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13

AvARIETY Of fancy, jet and gold neck.
"A. laees; Frcnch cut shawl aud btsas,
Siess ies and peaH shirs s.uds, hair pins, $c.
js!ae1eSsf sY snd f's 'sls shss.P. y y .n,, 4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

NHE subscriber haviag selected his stock
expressly for Spring aud Summer use.
Mohld call the attention Of mis- castomers and the
public, as he WARRANTS all his articles 10 be
!reah snd good. or no sale. He has Just received
50 or. French Quinine,
100 lbs Gum CAmphor,
500 lbs. Epson Salts, Sc
SO lbs. Magnesia,
100 lbs. pure AT. Cayenns, s
SO lbs. Bayberry Bark, ss sssss ssg
100 lbs. Fest Peruvian Barks. together with
every article in his line, for sale lew, BY
apr S 45 }. r. TALLANT, Water st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13

Diseases which have long balied the sk;ll AZ .h.
sicians-it has also proved very beneficial. sr'!,.
used in connection with ..Wisfar's BoLsn y
Wttd Cherry" (Which we always fheonnasJyy
the relief afforded is immediate. and a;"'J
most certainly banished from the system. r,r"
very few cases can withstand the combiaed ns..
ence of these two powerful remedies. Tho. ~.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13
Qtlfnime.

SfA OF. super sulpbat.. de- sQuiniue. just re;
~ ,ceived and for sale low, by .ss...r.
5ssspt t35s3s Ios J,G. EAUMAN. Water.st.l
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13
NEW BOOKN,

UST received Harpef's Pictorial Bible, Nos.
q and a2, Wandering Jew, No. Is, Knick-
srbocker Sketch Book, The Married State, Mon
The Seercss Of Prevoorst, or The Wonders 81
Mesmerism, Dashes at Life with Free Pencil.
by Willie, No. Penny Magazine, the cheapest
work now published, Godey's Magazine for
July, FOR sale by Il NJ. ..si Isav ,sss sla 5li
ads2, ]. r. TALLANT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13
Gloves,

a DOE. Ladies' Kid Glevss, dos Picnic Mits
II aud Gleves. 10 d.x pr. gent. end lsdies coll
ored Gloves, 4 dos. silk thread Gloves, Tor sale,
By ljaiy - '4sl KIMBALL.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13

!. aaa wells BrOWm NIuslims.
o BALES 4-4 bro. muslin On hand and foy
q sale cheap, BY VIZ. GARRETT & Co.
aug 23 ,45 A H
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13

AmmOthOr AKE1VN1s Fl.,t.44s
IWTE have just received u addition y -
/ w former stock, large assortment o. tlee
and Brown Dtillings, Cotton and Linen ~;
burgs, Prints, Pant D(uffs, Cambrics, Swiss MO-.
Inns, Jaconets, &C, &s. (which Will A1 sold vev
cheap, by w. F. COOLBAUGH$ COsr
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13
on Yes! Look ElerX!f

Oh Yesy Look HerGU
WIN. GARRETT CO. have on hand I
w large assortment Of
Day GooDs, HARDWARE, QuEENswARE, Boors,
SHoEs, READY MADE CLorHrNG, HArs,
CAPS, SADDLES, BRIDLEs, IaoN,
NAILS, Glass, &C., &C.,
room for their Fall Goods. Call and see before
you buy No trOsbls to sAoc Soods. ss
aug q '45
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13

DuotWn and Bltaehea sheetinss.
0n BALES - and ~ Rock bridge, Fam
AO lily Stark Mills and ElktoR shretings.
fer rsle, By ]. G. LAUMAN.
81 asrEi ssssss u tos dlG ass
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-13

y ~ss @ssA LhQu0rs. g0 q
Two BBrs. Old Holland GIN,
i ~ ! o.. do SVEN do 81
10 do N. York brandy, prime article,
1easkS old port wine, the best in market.
casks sps16S Cd cogniac tbraAdy3
s& pipes 4th proof DO do, pure
g. &N&fh they invite the attention of coun-
634Sitess. f6t alsby ~
sse q rs KIMBALL L co.
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
Price Two Cents.
W00nsocket.
Correspondence cf the Herald


WooNsoCKET, March Z, lS45.
Woonsockst- Scenery Womsn- Morals Manners.
My DEAR SIR,-
The place at which my letter is dated is empha-
tically the "head quarters of democracy" il Rhode
Island-the great New England emporium of
fashion, literature, and the arts--the Paradise Lost
Of America-in short, sir, it is the jumpng-of place
of the north. The editor pro. tenn. of the Gazette
(who, by the way, is an old correspondent OF yours)
very Justly remarks:-" Rhode Island, without
Woonsocket, would be asintolerabe as the Dismal
Swamp" And the same happy but partial writer
adds-with what truth it becomes not the writer
hereof to say-that Woonsocket without an
"X: Y. r." would soon become wilderness.
Suffice II Tor your obedient servant to affirm, that
fair-halred girl at his elbow declares that "thems
her sentiments" exactly.
Wen, then, our village, in point OF rich and va
rled scenery, s the most beautiful spot the face
of the earth-a perfect Garden Of Eden. II is the
nucleus of sundry other villages, which line the
waters OF the Blackstone. 1t is located in The two
towns of Cumberland and Smiihfeld. But il is
not my. purpose to give geogrsphtcal description
OF the place. would rather spesk of the manners
and customs OF its inhabitants. OF our women, It
is enough to say that they are the "beautlfuest'
Oh Gods footstool-and of the men, that they are
mainly democrats-stauBch, true hearted demo-
Gratis Lake the Parsian bellies, our girls given
to smoking. Hence, any fair day, you may see
small kacts OF them congregated on Post Office
square, putting their pure p,incp-s, splitting here
and there, and discussing the political affairs of the
country. Che moral character of our inhabitants,
male and female, is beyond reproach. We have
two or three public houses licensed TO retail ardent
spirits, bat they are frequented oaly by the tempe
rance portion OF the community. "drunken
man" is never seen in our streets. Our "hells are
not bona tide establishments, and are rarely visit
ed II Is believed that nine out of every ten male
inhabitants are perfectly ignorant of the use of
cards, dice. &c; TO use homely phrase, they
"ean hardly tell one card from another" In truth.
ours is church-golng people, whose habits are
entirely domestic. The two sexes unite in mar
riage, generally, at the age Of thirteen or fourteen,
and fathers OF sixteen, and mothers OF fifteen,
as plenty here blackberres in August. Time
will not permit me to indulge in further details at
the present moment. My principal object, sir, in
writing these few lines, has been to call your at
tention to our village, and TO induce you If posi-
BILE, to pay visit. In another letter. if agree
able to you, will enlighten you and your readers
| IN regard to the political position of both political
parties in our State Yours, X. Y. T.
The New York herald., 1845-03-17

NEW YORK LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.-ln the Sc
NATE on Saturday, petitions were presented from
Gerrt Smith and Others and also ome Jeff rson county
against discriminating tolls Mr. Coming reported bill
extend the time for organizing the Atlas Mutual Insu-
rance Company Mr.. Hand to partially interrupt the
horoughisre in Thirty third street. in the city Of New
York. Adjourned.
In the House. among he petitions from demo-
rats OF Brookheld Madison county, presented by Mr.
Sears, asking the Legislature to repro tho
course Of the authorities of Rhode Island in relation to
Thomas w DorrxThe petition, after good deal of con-
ersstion as to the disposition OF IT, motion of Mr.
Worden, laid on the table Another as presented by
ais patent plan Tor taking the ayes and noes the
subject OF some conversation, and finally referred the
committee the rules and orders The other petitions
numerous but OF the usual tenor Among bills
ntrodsced by Mr.Wheeler TO amend the NJ York
school Law and another by Mr.. d Gould. to amend
The law to increase the the state by
he market for salt coal and leada bill designed to cure
defsct by which the Montexuma manufacturers de-
pved Of the benefit Of the bill The bill amend the
;harter Of the New York Mutual Insurance Company
passed. The special order-the constitutional amend
nents-now coming round the House resumed the con-
side alton Of them IN committee Of the whole Mr. Jones
the chair. The Speaker having the hesr, addressed
the committee at length In able and cleo speech
support OF the constitutional amendments passed upon by
he lest legislature particularly the financial and judicial
amendments charging home upon the whig party and
heir allies In the house in the OF his remarks the
design TO defeat amendments clearly demanded by the
aeope, and right and desirable in Themselves in order to
coerce resort 10 convention, not much 10 effect
vision OF the fundamental law hut to the cos
ION party advantages Mr. Oakley followed in vndica.
ION OF the American Republican party ana Of their prin
cples, but without concluding gave way to motion to
rise and report progress. The committee rose and the
House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
ROBEKISOWS
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
No; ics EULToN STREET. a

he extensive application Of the system Of small profits cash
branches Of business ii ri.
IA:
''Hsfss, sBGsa.se
o and taste in dress and at the time for
sss:: Ss :i%
branch business which ke Of every
'S
tasty Cap under ssU he saS
supervision Of experienced foremsn These rsnSements
&c
70 se sS
with all Improvement. and with the Fashions
ne S
&
bsgs leave refer the following schedule Of articles
'n' 'ns'' respective p''ei HATs. inae.fa
dsaes with Hat. heretofore sold at 50 and IS g.
ON aa ~ q s
TSjs liz article h;stsoioI. sold !. s. 81 and "
the se
Usually sold at 90 .s5s.v.iy aea. in appear .
'n''' and very ''''''ts9ls cAps.
S:ssS .sii .
o ~ Usually; :;oId.i 81 50 and sa '''i y
ly;eii ; Is and =
cannot be by any establishment this city or
where.
BIThe style Of Trimmings adopted this establishment
particularly recommended well for eectualy preventing
injury from pespraton oil applied the hair for its
greater use and comfort to the wearsr. ja3l imsec
DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
Ne. 40s BOWEHY,
NEAR AsToR AND LA fAvErrE FLAcEs New YoRK.
Day 5 h 70 4sss e. s
Riding
Is Ls::oa: ] Yoath.... .,". S
~ a. ~ 20 hdes... 10 90
kasd Sass Lessons ,sS Single Rides. 7s
N. B-Hshy trained and quiet Horses, for the Road
Parade, TO let.
EVENING CLASS.
u Lessons - 90 20 Rides $50 90
Single % Single Ride. -. 80. rs
RULES:
l-All Lsason, OF Rides paid for On commanding
3-One hour allowed each Lesson Ride in the School,
c-Qne hosr inda half to a Lesson on ths Eoad.
l-Hcurs for Ladies, from A. NJ. to sP NJ.
3-Houn for Gentlemen, from To 5, rd from ~ p M
Ladies.
card of address requested previous commencing
NI Gentlemen keeping eir horses this establishment il
haye the privilege of riding them the School arAts.
rs lmsrc
The New York herald., 1845-03-17

~ FOR SALE-A splendid, superior, and very valuable
XBFAM Of 100 acres rich land handsome Honss excel
fences and outbui!dogs mills aud machinery for
saving grinding &c. about AGO choice Peach Trees aud
sey and hours ride from ork; healthy and delight
u Price $Sooo half can remain os IT, or will be ex-
chang in part Tor citv prty Cost over 81 000.
80 with Collage Bdrns Fences NC aNout
Peach Trees adjoining the above Price StgO0 For full
particulars apply TO D. ELsTON,
53 Atlantic street, South brooklyn
$500 $1,000 House and Lot in the Of Brooklyn,
want.d at cent Ample security. Apply Immediately
10 ID. ELsTUN, IS Atlantic st eet,
mill lm*ec South Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1845-03-17

- A ACOUNTRY hESlDENCE FOR SALE-Stpated
s6 the Of Pelham, Westcesrr Couny, bordering
.~th village OF East Chesrr, ab,nt is mules from New
Yok containing Of land - wood land the
bsaa 90 in high t OF widh fruit trees
of al knds abundance There good Dwelling Houses
eceuly built together h large barn. stone hen hou"e
RIB, hr place Is beautifully situated commanding
of the Sound aud rounding country. IL will be sold
low exchanged improved city property For further
teulars apply 6s West street, between Carlisle and Rector
Also Lots Of Ground IS By oo the eastery side Of the
lth Avenue between g7h ana 9oth streets. 22 lm~fc
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARn.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
WHEREAS, JOHN JEFFERSON, alias John Bland, a ma
w tive Of the Parish OF Bethna Green London the late
MrKichard rson formerly ofBnck lane Spafeds cheese
aed has been heard of r. gland than
bat shortly before about that he supposed
either in the Government Naval Merchant of
the United States He born the month of April 1909
hat he be alive he is 81 years The last
New Yo,k The latter from Boston Iii. family beigs
nrious TO rcslve dng. Of his beng alive hereby offer
yard One Hundred Dollars receiving ctoy evidence
hereof OF legal proof of his drah and such ard will
pdngy be paid w the undersigned in London through
he hands Of WILLIAM As iNWALL CounselloratLaw,
No. 20 ourt steet, Boston whom all
be addressed. ROBERT BRITToN, solicitor,
No IL Bethnal Grvea, London
London January 29th i8i5. f22 eodis2w iawouti0wrc
The New York herald., 1845-03-17

SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
y WANTED And he highest cash price given fr all kinds
of Clothing good secondhand Furniture Persos
wishing dispose Of the vii do well 10 call The sub
,cfber address e through the Post Office which will
be punctuay attended to. B. LEVY,
49, Chatham rect. n. Y,
N BConstantly hand seasonable Of gnils-
mems Clothing, cheap for cash. f2S lmsIe
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
7 A r N L AGA TIE BUTT-D N s.
THOS. PkOSSER. PATENTEE,

-
NOTICE hereby given, that the u the Pstcncs
~ and Exclusive Owner Of tn Patent Right FOR he Porcelain
Letters Patent have BEEN duly granted him 6y United
suits to commenced in The Circuit Court OF The Un,ted
States Southern District OF New York for the infringe
Of said Letters PATENT and prepared TO enforce
and my rights under said Patent to the fullest X
the law. give this public notice all that ahs pro-
Injunction against all infringing upon said Patent
The for sale by at Wholesale only
Plstt street, New York. -
f22 lmsrc THOMAh PHOBSER.
The New York herald., 1845-03-17

M AM ED All NEW YORK Ia TEk.ALLs-New
and second hand vehicles OF every description and value
which liberal advances viii he made If required.
Carriage Builders gentlemen breaking up their Riding
Esabis respectfully solicited send their vehicles
&c to this place for sale storage.
Public sales Of Carriages Saddlery. Horses &c.
Monday, commencing II o'clock ~,
The rules governing Of Horses establishment
have been thoroughly revised and the proprietor
that who VIII examine the rules attend
more Of the public s.les at present conducted will de-
eide that the chances OF this than
at any other establishment public private the city.
NIB Every horse sold public sale this establishment
The letter the description gven
money will Be returned the purchaser forthwith.
No Horse Of less value than twenty five dollars will any
be offered at this establishment by virtue Of
ecution, to close estate
GEO. w. MILLER, Proprietor,
dyyav
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
FOK SALE.
~ A REAIITIElIL EARN. atuafed in the TOWN O

,xnS BEAUTIFUL FARM, situated in the town Of
&XEscester seventy Of Rood uable and
" arranged for large family ssd Farm 10 divided BY the
post running New Rochelle and Maarroneck and
rms Easchter Trek, where there fine bass and
tout nshng The ou buildings all good
place well and the abeautu Fshpond
There churchrs within auuarrr oil mile of SAID place.
and by the house. ntersect the New
ork Harlem Railroad Wllams Bridge which with
Fruit said premises whcn selected by the
owner tn great The distance from City Hall. New
sixteen miles Possesson be had by the LIST
OF April and information concerning SAID property Can be
Ao doinng said property forty OF ht Land,
wths House IT, with Barn and sabk sconneced,
possessing s the above seventy
The sad ortv will be soh seeaely the Farms TO-
sether makng II a. lo aerss 70 suit he pufchas Apply
les ln-rc WM H. HICKS No. 20 Wall street.
y7sf A SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE-Cousis,isg of
&snloO &C Is including table quantity of convenient
situat salt .adsw being the n,rherly part ~ STRAIT
o.s Mex about TX lies from Fushig landing and hall
m,e IRON olleSr Point aadiay, ald bod ing fr some 3
uny seats with waer privileges. IL has largs cotage
hJu atenant house larar barn &c good laudug place.
aud apple orcEad producing about b els OF apples
nuly is unusualy w.il watered, add has tra living
Ia down lug gronnd will cut
Of hay this with thrifty To-
The whole premSs Of the richest soi
of II quirlng manure and Of than
Dr. odgD the th the salt grass sufficient 10
the whole For tems and other inquire
PLATT sTkAITnN, ~, AaN Fluihing, LouE island,
NBIbe above Farm win be eschanssd sy nro, non'
tbs city York. so morts age
mhi3 2wsec
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
DALLY'S TOBACCO MANDATORY,
asa Rlver TrOv

THE Subscriber avas himself Of this method communi-
eating to the publc the fact that he I manufacturing
Troy, door to the Fulton marbet.
ToBAcco-The celebrated Fancy Virginia This Tobacco
took the premium the late Fair Extra chewing Tobacco
sweet v,snia American smoking Tobacco. manufactured
from the leaf; spanish do, Turkish do.
man Lundyfoot French tapce and lsh BLACKBOARD.
The above cles all warranted to be made Of the finest
qualities Of leaf tobacco and by the experienced work
Orders directed above will with pcm attention.
the pains taken C they personally present
u h. Savage, 23i Fulton and a. A. Samanos,
Broadway, Agent. for the city Of New York.
Troy, JAM 49, I8fo. M lmsec
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

PICkLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS. Of the only orgnsl staishment Of
the kind offer to the notice Of southern nIends mer
chants and and country trade, the lass and best
selected assortment of Fruits before presented 70 the pu6c
Egg and other Pumbs all their their
astura fiayors.
Also, Jeys the Strawberry Raspberry, Ounce and Pine
Apple and Cranberry
Also, Pickles Catsups and Sauces, of every Imaginable de-
crpoI in glass jars OF size, to suit the coEssance OF
the purchaser.
Also Picked and sewed Ov.e poed for srpssss'on and
warranted to Keep in any climate.
Hotel Keepers, Boarding House Kecrers 0ssse~s Ship
Masters and Pnyue Families, all invited - esD.nd
anime the best selected and besuu stock u sse kind
ever before Offered TO the attention OF the public.
RECKHOW u VINCENT,
- 49,, 50 Courtlasatsreet.
B-Exhty doEsn fresh Havana Pines 10 gc~l .-sr for
sale. Also, 1900 Oyster Kegs dlo 3ms re
The New York herald., 1845-03-17

Nothing has been heard OF Mrs Anne Gore who mysts
rously disappeared from Baltimore few days SINCE not
wthstandng that the dgent search has been made
by her relatives
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
NEW YORK HOTEL,
Rrnn RNvxy Cpt~

INI BTOuUWay, Now HOrK CICys
THIS and splendid establishment opened the ls of
December last situated iu the fashionable Of
the city, full opsratos Ih. entire front Broad
between Washington aud Waverey Places has been
and elegant for the accSmmodaon OF families and
perfect satisfaction all who favor the house with their
patronage will be conducted the European and Ameri-
combined leaving optional with persons
pes.at able d'Hote in private parors may
The of the house. the great number Of large and
beautiful parlos the spacious and airy halls render
desirable residence for those visiting the
r pleasure j. H. BiLLINGS Proprietor.
m8 lmsm D. MONNOT. Restaurateur