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OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Hiehnend, Virginia.
Single Tickets and Packages in ul the Lotteries for sale
By J. r. WoRp.
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Certificates Of Packages OF IS Whole Tickets $40
do do IS Half
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SO PRIZES OF 1000 DOLLARs,
Alexandria Lottery Class for drawn in Al
dria d. e. saturday the 95h OF January Isi5 Brhan
Pr1es-l .pendd Of $4,000 soOo sIi
80 prizes OF sloco 20 Of 5oo 4p0 soO &c
Tickets sie; halves G; quarters J eshths u.
Certificates OF packages OF 26 Whole Tickets sI6n
DO do 20 Half do
Do do &c Quarter do
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" odts Tor Tickets and Shares and Cerheaes
IN the above Splendid Lotteries will prompt
on fnd an oeial account Of each
IL is " ho ordnr from J. r WORD
de IS Rirhmord
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NOTICE TO stone MASONS.

sLAOH AZ OAOttE mhoOlNOs
CIR ssrveys wn rscsivs pppoHh ssni ~ ssc ~tass
s constructing ysose arch. with asd wi.s wah.
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pooss tos eersuung esvs each I'D % shokos
csees That % the wessrn 80 b aud hal feed
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ah set THEA and grsd and above The proposal
~ih fas~ ths pfiee running foot Zoe each
Pans an s3sei6eatoss Cor the BE- any and
I'll who win apply fos ths.-
N. BATEs City Surveyor.
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HOUSE SERVANT WANTED.
4 WISH to hire, for the current year, a female
y House Servant DAVID BURLINGTON
So IS Wei Main Street
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TO SHIPPERS.

E1r71sSkP TIC Hu'IgHtIoH by CHnaI begWeen
baltimore and Philadelphia being elos>d BY
ICE goods shipped by the Steamer counsu pes
will have be forwarded Ba,ors n !. m
creased of rsh, which By - a.
undersigned Due when the Canal N.vt,.r,o,
between the two places n resumed again.
de 2+-u LrDLAM. PRESTON 4 Co As~-r.
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THE Co-Partnership heretofore exIslIpg IN
Il der the style Of Robert HIN Brother this day dissolved
RORERT HILL.
Dee ,, lsif N. n. HILL
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NEGRO HIRING.

WE subscriber again ofFers his services to thu
public In this branch Of hs s.- r h,v,..
out near II hand His sst-avor give ..sos
inc interests % The owners Qnrs-tu ssekse espseanv
ne SUI continues ." attend 10 thu eoetos % d-t
senpuon. restuK ru.-s.n -
has for several been $3.50 - 4, \.
eus'neH RICHARD HILL. IT,
December 4 Iatt. a.AnaC,Ss.
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RENCH and Mouiiing Planes Hand Pannel ard r.. g.
- aehei- and broad Axes Aurer- GtnA<,. Rrae-.
Hammers and Butcher Knives sers 90 o. an .rrs
For sale Al the OF tie Anvil g. wess Main a
de IL THeO,g eOarp1u,s,
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AN ELEGANT PRESENT
L. al ~ u

AN ELEGANT PRESENT
For The Nep Year
WEmvs lately received FROM masuf.e,ory NJ sod.t
rANo fok'E With >svsn oetaves possessing AID
beauty Of This which W.. fsrI eruud M
and desire TO .ee placed 10 ue Of
appreciate beauties
We have also hand fourteen of
which Gin perfect order and rr,p~et
MASH q wOODHOusE
De 10 No III. Main street
LEvEN hhps Winter be.eh-d Lsmp Oh, landing ADD 20,
Ia sas by de- 81 DAvENPoRT a ALLEN
FOR RENT OR LEASE,
Ind possession gieea immsdistely,
GYf The tenement on MAYO street adjoining
The res'denee OF John Cosby. E-a- Unitarian
Church containing II Necessary out houses ami
water from the City Water Works Apply Tn
deie VAN LEW SMITH /. co
OIL, CANDLES. LEATHER, &c
* CASKS Winter Pressed Lamp OF
" 70 boxes sperm Candies
3on sides Good I<ail@S
ESQ do Good Damarsd" d.
$50 baskets I'm. Oil
Back Pepper AMI spiee-For sae by
WILLIAMS 4 HAXALL
T. ULSTER sTEEL-Landiny for sale by
- jag DAVENPORT h ALLEN.
CHESTERFIELD RAIL Road COMPANY.
II>HE hall years interest of three dollars per
Share Will be paid Stock application TO the
Treasurer At the Exchange Dank ~y January
iSta. by order OF the Board Of Directors. ..
de 3I-isw GEo. FISHER, Pre.sd-nt
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LID The fine fast sailing schr Sarah Augusta
Capt Higtse, aaving nearly cargo engaged ",
have immediate dispatch For freight Of boxss %
oaeeo or passage. apply on board the dock to
RANKIN 4
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE or LAND 1ND
NEGROES.


~ &c suitable Professional YOUNG men en-
EIaed business FOR RENT pee. vang
per annum Location the part ST. over
the Store Of the SUBSCRIBER EDWARD e. BOLTON,
ia lO-rodjt CoTnef Of Ma and IL
The New York herald., 1845-08-28

The increase in the amount Of tolls received at Oswe
CO. Syracuse, and Albany in isa4 compared with ls43
was very large per cent while the receipts at Roches
ter, Black Rock and West Troy but tnfe larger
than in ls43 The tolls collected at Buffalo in ls44
So less than in si3 The increase in the amount Of
tolls received at Buffalo in lS43, compared with lS42,
about thirty per cent but the opening of the
Wellsnd Canal, connecting Lake Ontario with Lake
Erie eased the trade Of Oswego and increased
the tolls at that point An attempt made during the
session of the Legislature last winter to obtain the pas
sage of act making discrimination in tolls
chandse entering the Canal at Oswego and at Buffalo
Report upon report made upon the subject which
suited in nothing The commerce of the Great Western
Lakes hereafter will terminate at the extremity
OF Lake Ontario. Oswego has heretofore been third
or fouth rate lake port and until very recently
merce has been confined to the lake which she is
situated The opening Of the Weand Canal has open
ed to her the navigation of all the Western Lakes
This has given her trade Impetus which her western
rivals striving to deprive her Of few years will
show that Oswego is favorably located carry on
the commerce of the lakes than any other port within
our limits
The New York herald., 1845-08-28
Old stock Exchange.
Died

On Wednesday morning, at the hour of one o'clock of
consumption, PATRICK MORROW of Easkey, county Of
Sligo Ireland in the 2Sth year of his age.
All his friends and acQuaintances, and those of John
Duffy, respectfully invited to attend his funeral at
the hour of five O'Clock, this Thursday) evening" from
the corner of Leonard and Elm streets
Yesterday 9th instant, Mrs ELIzABETH WANps, wife
OF the late Charles r. Wands after protracted Illness
aged 81 years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at.
tend the funeral from her late residence of Full
ton and Boerum streets Brooklyn, this afternoon at
o'clock.
Yesterday morning, CATHERINE ANN F. KELLY aged
10 years and Is days, daughter of Francis Kelly
HIS friends and acquaintances aud those Of Bernard
Reilly invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
at o'clock from No. A Oliver street
At New Brunswick, VI, on the l4h inst Mrs GER-
TRUDE HYLER widow OF William Hyer, at the advanced
age of 81 years.
On tho 26th instant, CEPHsE AUGUSTINE LEONE Cur
NAND daughter of Daphns and Augustine Guinand aged
years months and Is days.
At Jacmel on the 10th July JOHN FIRTH merchant
The New York herald., 1845-08-28
Total for the week ending Aug. %, $40 700 OF
Totalfor first sixteen days in Aug. Sl,7l9,733 65

Total for twenty-three days in Aug. 81 100, ,l33 66
Tho shipments of specie for the week ending the 23d
last were t Eugand. The value of the exports from
this port for the month of August lsl3 was S35l 4c3
a1d for August, si sl,7o7 2oa The exports for The
first twenty-three days in August this year. have been
ssa3,iio more than for the whole month in ls44 an
Ss9 Oso more than for the corresponding month in 1913
The value of the exports from this port for this month
win not fail far short Of three millions of dollars
We anueN statement showing the amount Of oils
collected on all the Canals the tonnage and number OF
boats rFnS at tide water each year. since the open
ing OF the Canals in 1924
iotLs ON CANALS, NUMBER BoATs ARRIVING AT AND
CLtARINo r.oM TIDE WATER TONNAGE AR
tstvIHe AT TIDE WATER.
The New York herald., 1845-08-28
FIrNDIsu ArrrMrr TO MURDER wur.-One Of

FIENDIsu ATTEMPT TO MURDER WHE-One of
the most horrible and atrocious attempts at murder
day night between and 10 O'clock at house located
In the OF Lombard and Water streets Phadelphia
near the river schuylkill, BY. an Englishman named
Childs s miner and had been working the mines in
Posve, Pa for nearly five months past and his wife
was left in this city to carry out existence and sup
port eight children, without his aid Notwithstanding
the arocity Of the crime yet there is something about
the affair which is somewhat singular or mysterious
He returned the city Saturday night last and hav
ing ascerained the value Of his wife, by absence from
her for months wished to live with her again But she
remembered that former ion he had attempted
to poison her. and having grossly deceived her in many
other respects she refused to reunite with him. She
having found him fahless-fortfed herself against the
prospective gloomy events and resolved to live without
him. He lett her residence aud returned on Monday
night, and he entered the room, found Mrs. Chids
reading letter which she had just received from one o
her. and seated himself on chair by her side, and
quesed her to read the letter to him She did so and
toned my name" The wife then sent OF her child
for ink and paper intending to answer the letter
at She had just seated herself at the table for the
purpose OF writing when he got up from his seat passed
towards her threw his around her neck and said.
God bless thee my dear" and at the time drew
sharp her throat twice. INJECTING deep
wounds about three and half inches long and the
other about half large She struggled hard with
hm-it was a fearful contest She caught the razor in
her hands and received several cuts hernges
She !e go her hold and the inhuman monster endeavo
ed to stab her to the heart only by
the not being pointed at the end He however
cash through her clothing and the weapon took effect in
her side the heart but fortunately it did pene
trate deep enough to reach her heart She screamed
murder-and the horror stricken children stood trem
bling about the room, crying for he others beg
gng him not to hurt their mother But the relentless
villain needed not their cries and turned deaf ear to
the enreates Of his wife to spare her life He his
hand into the bleeding wounds in her throat and
dragging her round the just as several Of the
neigbors came to her assistance They succeeded in
beating him on with broomsticks and he then fed and
mas NOT been heard OF since He is about feet inches
high hollow cheekshas but tooth in the front part
OF his upper jaw, and supposed that he intends GO
diaely placed under the OF physician, and yes
tsriay there was some little hope of her recovery The
wounds of themselves mortal and the only dan.
ger apprehended is from Inflammation.
The New York herald., 1845-08-28
CASTLE GARDEN.
,Is- A AdInlssion 25 Cents.

CASTLE DAHDGA.
vs-Admission 10 Cents.-icG
7rapn.rer. drsSrs h,-n S.ias
Thursday Evening. August 2sfh
Just arrived from England the great entifc Wonder,
ben FIR aNKLIN"
MAMMOTH STEAM ELECTRICAL MACHINE
The only instru of the cap,cty World made
10 order for The United tat
H. For Particulars Of the above, Pan NH Is.
THE BENJAMIN FRA ANKLIN
capable Of chag thousand FIVE hundred feet Of
face
The Spark from the prime conductor is than feet
ia enGth
THE AURORA OR NORTHERN LIGHTS!
Are ekhibed Ia the most brilliant mnneria hne the like
has been BY persons who have visited the Polar
Regions.
All the ordinary exreIlm.nts performed in Electricity,
shown by aid of the Hydro Electric Machine, scale Of
Unprecedented Grandeur
The only HydroEecc Apparatus any sire possessed
by the Royal Polytechnic Institute in London
~ Do,rs qI~n a he,ipass O'clock feriore:ease
Z..f.l.
The New York herald., 1845-08-28
rRE EE EXHIBITIONS
ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN.

Nv n.
MI X MCCARTHY hegs leave that by the
1vA mous ofhis vsters he has been in
duced to 1ntinue his
Grand and Unequalied Performances
Fer One Week Only!
He has also, NJ great engaged
Monsieur GU UERBO,
The great and wonderful gymnastc performer who will
peaior this week only and through of his Exaord-
nary and Wonderful Feats of Strength and Agility,
formed at the Royal Opera House. Paris before the Royal
Family and Mobiles Of France Also, the
ETHIOPIAN oPERATIC BROTHERS and SISTERS
who give variety OF and splendid performances every
far d.y--thus af,rdiGg those ladies and gentlemen who
visit Hobcken after dinner, splendid promenade and
novel amusement.
The ioewng wel knowg and celebrated performers com
prise the Band OF Ethiopian operate Brothers and Sistes
MIR d GARDNER, he only person living who personates
the negro wench in character
BILLY WHITLOCK, the great Locomotive Niger and
accomplished Banjo Player.
OLD DAN EMMETT the celebrated Volinis and old Vir-
Niger who always hand when there music
ding.
CHARLES WHITE the unrivalled Accordionst and cele
brated Negro performer.
Also, for the first time SAM JOHNSON the great un-
equaled Negro Singer, SC. on the Triangle.
Performance 10 comue at 81 o'clock a2o 6tisr IN
The New York herald., 1845-08-28

NiBIU'S GARDEN,
Thursday tGvenIng, August 2sth.
Combination Of Singing, Acting and Dancing,
The performances will o'clock with the Over
ture 10 Gustave. Auber
To be followed by first time here the Vaudeville Of
LA CHANOINESSE.
Nine Meloise dc Montlucon. Mime M'theu
n,e " VIM Md n,enef
overtue. La Dame Blanche, Bcliesu..
Grand Air by Madame Casini
Romance, NJ Garry
Pas de Deux, by Misses Partington and Celeste.
O. = ln,errission Of Half an Hour Z u
To conclude with
LES PREMlERES ARMIES DE R1CHELlEU.
lie Due de Richeeu. Nine Cnunot
La Duchess dc Noaillrs Nine Matthew
La haronne NJ seize ware
lie ue hihc iSnc,
lie baron de bellechasse. W Nalhle
lie Chevalier de Martignon Montaasier
w. Performance commence at o'clock Door opsa 81
o'clock.
latlon for sale at the ticket Office.
Nights Of the French comparatively, Wednesd ay
Thursday and Friday.
rs-Ifckcts Fifty Cents.-f10
To all parts of the Saloon except the Paquet and Poscenun
Boxes for which be taken during the day and
for the evening, ONE DOLLAR EACH, application
the Box Office. from 10 tod.
- Private Boxes 81 each.
sht,ent Ponce VIII always Dc ~ atehdA1re % nom
tam good order and keep all improper persons out
hunted nulnber o Season Tickets Will he disposed ~
The New York herald., 1845-08-28

WM. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
BEAUTIFUL STUFFED BIRDs-By H. T. Willard,
ID Friday August 29h 10 o'clock, at the sales No
III Broadway choice collection Of Birds, preserved IN the
best manner by Vim Gabrath, sold by the single bird
Also several Cases containing from hityhree birds
Also Case containing large White Owl, rarely met
with.
sale /. positiye Of every LOT offered a28 2,istm
rs GODS AT AUCTION PRICES-0O dozen Knives and
~ Forks aud Pocket and Pen knves al aud upwards 100
do, superior liar Brushes and upwaIds Scissors cards
Is doren ne Letter Parer es and l2s ream rossms
la and military Shaving Soaps Fancy Boxes writing
Desks Snuff Boxes Steel Peus Pencil Points 20 do
steel Watch Key Pipes with variety OF Fansy Articles very
cheap Also g and gold Finger Rings Breast Pins and
s27 2t*r c. VAN BEUREN.
r5dt FOR SALE AT AUCTION ON MONDAY, Aug.
25lh the premises at l2 o'clock FARM Of 23 acres,
esaear West Farms miles from Harlem in Wesches-
Ter County; which a neat Dwelling aud Farm
House and houses with fruit in abundance OF all
kinds The place would merchant doing business M the
city To be sold without reserve 10 the highest bidder the
owner gong west For particulars pga,,e at 43s 0raad
street or 20 Bsyard street. JOHN GARLAND, on the
place shond the day stormy the sale will take place
the fair day ais 2w-rc
The New York herald., 1845-08-28

IMPORTATION OF TEXAS CATTLE.-We learn from
a statement in the Planters Banner, obtained from
the Collector of the Port Of franklin that 1899 head of
Texas cattle imported from Texas into the district
OF Teche, from the st Of April to the 30h June last
The New York herald., 1845-08-28

COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-Roches,
ter, August 25, 1915 Present Lieutenant Governor
and twenty-one senators.-No. IL, NJ. White and al
vs. IL Boschen and al s. +. Clarkson heard for ap
pellant, respondent not heard, decree affirmed to
No 2, N. Dane Ellingwood was heard for appellant.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN.-N Dane EllingwoOd was heard
for appellant h. Owen heard for respondent and
n D. Eliingwood in reply Decision postponed until
next December.
The New York herald., 1845-08-28
PARK THEATRE.
TO AMERICAN DRAMATISTS.
ONE THOUS ND DOLLA r. s
VIII be paid for an
ORIGINAL AMERICAN COMEDY,


IN FIVE ACTS,
Calculated display the talent of rst-rate Company
w. L. BURTON,
ESsEE of the Philadephs and Baltimore Theatres, makes
IL this offer the Dramatic Authors of Are
the above for ssul Five Ac Comedy OF every
day life pie dying himself produce in th frs, style witt
appropriate Scenery Furniture and Poperte
he aid OF the best ompanies Of Comedians the United
States. t. Hundred aud Fifty Dollars To paid on the
Fifty Lollars its fourth prormance-1wo Humid ed
Fifty the tenh aud the remaining Two HI rdr and FIT
the siseenth The Manager the performance
The piece log the ces Of two consecutive nights do
Books of the Establish The Comedy be considered
the sole of w Barton after the second payment
SUBJ CT only authors claims the tenth and ID
nights.
The send their productions with hout heir
al mes, but with address w F.. Burton Phil dephs
before the t of December li The unsuccessful candidates
will receive their pieces bsck wIth ut delay
pense.
Bosom Post. New York Courer, Mirror, aud the Bs-
Patriot viii please copy for week and send bills to
phadepha. a27 lwrc
The New York herald., 1845-08-28
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

OUPAKTNEKSHTPN NUTICE.
II W. CLARK & CO., Philadelphia and j. w. CLARK &
~. CO.. Boston ave formed connection in the Exchange
and CommssIon business IN New York under the firm of h.
having correspondents in all the principal cities and
the Unon they enabled make Collections Notes and
Bills oi Exchange at the lowest and with the utmost
promptude. They also prepared purchase all kinds OF
Bank Notes aud Exchange the principal cities Drafts
upon all prom'nea poats always be had ia suit
New York, August l.th lgt5. ali lm*rc
The New York herald., 1845-08-28

DRowNEp.-On Monday, while bathing in the
Island Creek, south of Albany, Morris McGrath, a
young man of y years of age, and John McGrath boy
OF ~ years were unfortunately drowned. The latter
was Of James McGrath No 60 Arch street. and the
former his cousin The young man attempted to swim
with the boy his back and getting further beyond his
depth than he intended both drowned The bodies
were soon recovered and the Coroners jury called in
who rendered verdict In accordance with the facts
The New York herald., 1845-08-28
sparry,s Illuminated and Illustrated Chris

tan Msrtyrologv the Mysteries of Popery Developed
THIS II. splendid Moethly published at No 1872 Nassau street
tsmbe number 3d) will be ready for subscribers the
Of month The printing and engraving by Lossin
this 80
The New York herald., 1845-08-28
MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, August 27-6 p. NJ

"wednesday, August 17-6 r. N.
The market was heavy to-day, and prices were very
feversh, Quotations for were up and some were
down. Norwich and Worcester improved per cent
Reading Railroad /; Long Island, Il Mohawk fell off
per cent; Canton, j. Morris Canal and Farmers Loan
closed firm at yesterdays aprces. The sales to
very limited extent
s The value of the exports from this port for the week
ending the 2'd inst was S47o7oo, making for the first
wsn'y-tb" days in this MONTH s2l9O,4a3.
lERcE THE PoRr New YoRK
Ship .nts in American vessels. 81 SO, ,464 %
Shipments in Foreign vessels. 81 3IO 90
shipments ef specie. 204, ,925 90
Total for the week ending Aug %, $40 700 OF
Total for first sixteen dav rs In An
The New York herald., 1845-08-28
Cl}LM9N ,
l. + l.. Il a X Y s A l. q o N

C(LMANS
III + l. Il A h Y SA l. q N,
ARD EXHIBITION OF
REA UTIF III p AIN TIN q s
No. 2o3 Broadway, New York.
NJ AxIMILIAN's Great and Splendid work being his tour
lvl through the United States illustrated with Eighty En-
cravings after the of drawings large olio-wth
quarto Of press both volumes elegantly put up
for the Drawing Room few copies only printed in English
No stranger should visit the City without calling
the Great Cole tion of
BOOKS, PAINTINGS, AND ENGRAvINGs,
which Offered AT greatly reduced prices.n
various languages to which, and the Print Room no
charge is made.
Above the Bookstore Sale Room, apartment fitted
EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS
consisting of about
TWO HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES,
by ancient and modern Aasteto which, small charge
OF ls1s cents is required.
HERALDRY.
he Arms OF individuals whose families originated any
country ~ Europe traced aud spenddly emblazoned vel
um equal ~ execution anda third the charge Of the Lon
don Herads Colleges Genealoge Pedgees arranged ana
illuminated.
JUST PUBLISHED, .o,,..,
The GENEALoGE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON
with his and crest upon his carnage ,r
Price only 81 3e--in eolors A Curiosity je2s eodu