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The New York herald., 1845-09-15

NOTICE.
s@WH ON and after Wednesday the 18th inst, the
AAl 30 morning train will leave the city O'Clock
&X38 AN, and Teu%Tplng % viii leave Williams BIid s
Hal 1am, and the 90 p NJ train from Williams Bridge
will be discontinued The o'clock evening City
Hall will rsnlo Harlem and Monisianna city. sI3 5tsr
OPPOSITION
EOR NEW HAVEN AND DHARTFORD.-Fare to New
l. Haven u cents and down 81; Hartford ST. IS The
Barclay (south sde Monday and Tuesday morning
~ O'clock Returning will leaye NV Haven the
days at 10 NJ Passengers at Hartford will procure their
tickets through New York at the AthcBum Hoei Fare
selves from the imposition OF the monopoly line which has
torted from them them the uujrst fare Of 81 80 to New Haven
For freight apply John Ball. l0i Barclay
and j q turber, New Haven sl3 81 istrc
tkulLho Line. UF olEAAiBOArs FUk ALDANs
sSes-si ~ DAlLY-su1days Ercepted-Thrcpgh Di-
Xk.-x8lG-C Courtla ldt and Liberty streets.
Steamboat ROCHESTER, Captain Il, q. Cruttenden will
Monday Wednesday and Friday Evenings O'Clock
w leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings
7 o'clock
ATS O'Clock NJ landing intermediate places from
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. NJ. II. Truesden
will leave Monday Wednesday, Friday end Sunday After
stesmboa NORTH AMERICA, Captain L. W Brsinsrd
Will Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons
O'Clock
Passengers taking either above Lines will arrive in Alba.
in ample for The Morning Train OF Cars for the
-cgan and for speed and accommodations
rivaied on the Hudson.
Freight taken at moderate
All persons forbid trusting Of the Boat. this ns
without written order from the Captains Agents.
toF passage or freight, apply board the boats Z.
sciritz, at the ohre on the wharf s15r
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GOLD LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL
CONSTANTLY on hand At the manufsctory % Reade i
~ ST the Gold Foil warranted equal TO any IN
the city s26 per The quality of Gold Leai is too
well knowu need recommen daon. For ne accommoda
lion of down supply may always be had at
Lambert x Lanes Stationery, 62 Wall street. .
Ordcls executed with aud deach \ ASH ~ AL cases.
~ o,sN. a. 4, WAUGH, Practical 0old-beaer
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MUSIC

REMOVED No. A23 Bro ApwAY. ABOVE CANAL STREET.
Ia DUMSDAY, Profess Of Guitar, Singing Accordion
tfA and Violin teach Ladies and Gent
the above fashionable Instruments, residences
of New York city much reduced Salts
factory city references application Always home
at O'Clock p. NJ and at in the evening. s3 sire
FINE ARTS
nIL PAINTINGS Cleaned, Lined and Restored by
" H. BENT,
$40 lmtrc No. 702 Broadway
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THE IOWAS AT HOBOKEN

THE IOWAS AT HOBOKEN.
fIHE Party of lowas encamped the Atlantic Hotel
Hohoken, will remain three days longer White Cloud,
the head Chief the Iowa and Walking Rain, the
celebrated War Chief well Blister Feet the Medi
Man. accompany the party.
This is the patty that introduced His Majesty the
King Of the French during their visit to France
Each day during their stay they will give several Of their
daaces games &c. III the fields commencing
about 81 o'clock z NJ sig 3tis+r
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ARCH STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
Monday Evening, September 18th,
The performance will commence with BILL JONES-BilI
Jones, Mr.. w. Vocabulary Jones, Mr. Stevens-Larry
Longstory Mr.. Burke. Widow Jane Jones, Mrs Burke
Dancing by Mr. smith Miss Carlipe, and Masters Wood
Mr. ( Conner Landy, Wood Bertrand, Burke; Elvi,
MreE
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A. PUKUIE,
FRINGE, GIMP, CORD AND TASSEL
MANUFACTURER,

ward splendid Of the above articles 10 which
he attention Orders promptly executed Prices low
sil lm.rc
DACKET sHlP ROCHESTER FROM LTVERPOOL-
board Peck slip,orto WoOHHULL & MiNTtRNS,' u"
.n ,,,. 81 South street.
tore sIom
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OFFICE OF THE CROTON INSURANCE CO.
No. 35 Wall Street,
Adjoining Mechanics Bank, in the City Of New York
THIS COMPANY lose by the recent fire S3oOOO Their
4 and above all claims
They continue to insure Marine and Fire Risks fair
TRUSTEES.
James Harper, William Cozzens
Edward Richardson Herman ID Gould
James Phalen, Theodore Meyer,
A Lawrence, Cyrus Chenery,
Edwin Tremain, Lawrence Hill,
M Crandh w II Townsend,
John Breaste, Robert Lane,
james Cruikshank, John r Glchrist
JLeander Starr, j ii Suydam,
Charles L Vose, John B Lasala
Zadock Pratt. Samuel Sherwood,
George DeKay, James Cook,
Loring Andrews, f. r Aldrich,
Joseph Nones, George Whitaker,
Leonard Appleby Thomas Monalan,
Asa Crosby, George Paen,
John Herrick, William Burpoyue
Abraham Van Nest,
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE President
. JOSEPH b. MONIES, Vice President.
Nicholas Carroll Secretary.
Capt Samuel Candler, Marine Insp.
Also, lnsp. for "Lloyd's" for the port Of New York
au2m
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Died.,

On Sunday, 10th inst. in the TAD year of his age Mr.
CHARLES De MoULDER.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his fne
ral from his late residence at the Globe Hotel this after.
noon at o'clock, without further notice
On the 9th January at board ship Oneida after
very short illness, Miss MARY CoLLoMa, aged 49,
On Saturday evening, 18th inst FRANKLIN j son OF
VIM A. and Emily Coil aged six years and six months
The friends of the family requested TO attend the
funeral this afternoon at 81 o'clock from the residence
Of his father on Atlantic street, near Power Brooklyn
without further invitation. Carriages will be in atten
dance. to convey. them to the house.
AT New Orleans, on Thursday morning. 9th inst Mr.
WILLIAM w JAcKsor aged u years. only son of Charles
w. Jackson, Esq. of this city.
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Passengers Arrived

LONDON N-Packet ship Wellington-Mons G. Duervis Of
raa. MT YIN Church Of London, aud in the steesge
H. Lndy Miss Colleomb, Miss GCllcomb Of swzerland
~ Sehrma,dseIie Lady and Child Of Germany Messrs
B0ton; 7 Presle Of France; and 6 in steerage.
and q Harrison '
N new 0ntEAys-Ship John Mntur--Messrs Geo Fuller
Chfs w babcock. Samuel GRAY, and Thomas Bbbns.
Nv NC5sAnLfsToN-Ship Suivan-MessIs. John Moore, II
sroN-Ship Sutton Galaway-Mr Pennel and in
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ry large Western Aour ranges from - s7t ss.; Al
ley 6aa cents, rye. TO- OATS 80 IS cets There is not
much wheat in market.
sales OF western hour in Albany, on the I3th were
made at 81 0st a4s7}.
corroS-Our market this week has exhibited but little
mition Prices being higher than buyers for expor
tne eect preventing that free attendance of purchas
ers winch Is essential to lively market and the conse
quence mas been that holders have been compelled 10
10 deduction when they have attempted 10 close
safes. we reduce our quotations accordingly =
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Foreign Irnportatlons.

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Grs sfn xssas sl Rda
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nete col Doang & son-3FX Meyer-s0 Voison
COL Peuss Mannel-3 Boicean Rush-l8 Dlvernois
i Charald schump seiber5 stru,tsrs Henry Weiner
Kessle co-l3 Loeschgk endonk-2o Hes euhurg
col Gaynebn-i Mayor + M.they-i p A Brez-
Napier-3 Beear Benjamin Col Madame Ardet-2 Eu
gene Cruendet-l = Bethoud-i Kenunfls-l Bishops
Hob rtonl00 Renanld Franeos-I6 Therot, Maliard
Coz w * Phprs 4 Co.'S Chas Todd Cot MIR Vincent
Primeci + Thayer.i Hormer 4 Gntry-l Edwd Goldman <
Col G nobert-2 Oh Engler.l A Petre-l White &
Morgan-l M GranJean-l w Hortsman & Cog VIM Rad
del Lippold-l Reimer Mecke-l + Tones & Sons-6
Schmidt Andrea-I7 A Huet-l + Lagraye-l Lefferts
Pinkney-l Grnnell Minturn & Col II schnedet-l
raismes3 Brusthen, Koop Cog Rollker s Mottman-i
Henry kahn-i Lambert Eag-53 bbls chestnuts Prsle
I l6 cas- Dbl to order.
BoRDEAux-Baque Callao9 hf pipes brandy Binninger
cos hf8 do Coget Astorn-5i hf Steram sou30
hf 30 ar do Barsaous92 hf II Caswe20 hf Re-, auld
SFnncois139h h 20 Or Leeen Frres-lohf @ Cesu
Bopange-Oh hf Segnette co-Lahems & co-2o do wine
Stomeneli7 T Richard2OJ q & + Boker-a De Peyser-
I2 Maitland, Comre &co-2s cs do cks A Delmonico-
"a bbls brandy G Meetta-l case w Mogat & Co
cases Sch,eider-8o do Lee co-ce do 20 cases
Be oder pkg Bourray Ivernois-25O Segneei
w Bogart col7s cases Nuts colo ties uu-
and 10 or casks order.
PoRI PRINcE-Brig VIM Neilson-I5s 900 logwood s39
bgs coffee Shielding Ferre5O do Allen raxon SO do VIM
Agnew sonIl6 Cuuanvi7 do Johnson brothes-:0 do
Csmron Brandt cs csk Groshem-
VERA CRuz-Bsrque Ann Louiss-lso bales goat skins
sroihers6 bales skin hides Remand CO.
bales cochneal Hargous Bfothe4 bal,s aap L.ldz
$500 Harmony NephewsS9o0 Pavenstsdt-3 bales coch
neal Tripler col BIZ mdz J Hunt.
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stock. 90 600 bales Freights, to Liverpool dull at
WHIsKEY-Drudge casks are dull at 22c. Western and
% 23ic.
REAL ESTATE 1T .7ucon-2 of land farm houses,
land outooidings near Jamaica, LII. S2670
your ios on doth street, 100 feet west from Eighth
avenue each IS by 100 feet, at $225 900
Four lots on 4lst street, 100 feet west from Eighth
avenue each Is by 100 feet at $3.50 .......... 100
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poNr or aH.W YORK, FGBRUAHY IA.
arrived.

Packet ship Ro,eus Fldfidg, from Liverpool ian H. with
mdse 7" r collins Co. Has scoceiy vessel ths
p,ssage n constant wes,sy gales and very severe
the very IF IS days and IL hour The "a
ranak to leave for Philadelphia Ia or das Th,e had
wind 10 the westward. nN
Packet ship ottnguer, Bureg from Liverpool Ian with
mdse, to Woodruff & Minturns. Saw, bound In Irish,
sided ship showing signal white around with letter SAILED
in co with ship Isabella for NYork.
Packet ship Wellington, Chadwick from Lsadoa and rsr
The New York herald., 1845-02-17
TO THE MILITARY.
THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully call the
on Of the Officers Of the Volunteers the Militia the Army
and the Military Of the United States, generally, the Militia
~ publication entitled,
THE HOME JOURNAL
n ~ ~ " l L II II N = " IL IL I. IL
Published at No. s. Dock street, Philadelpha.

The HOME JOURNAL
AN ID CITIZEN Sol ID + r,
Published at No. s. Dock street, Philadelphia.
The idea starting and paper for
object tn regeneration aud dsent military
the country the and disgrace which,
they had allsn startling vel
This publication has however been literally raonsed for
period oil more Than two and the efficiency both the
ganzaon and discipline of Volunteers well the
gener. diffusion of military knowledge alike bear testimony
its utility.
the ce OF he Volunteers and Militia whose brarss
ssrily contain few military books and no have the lii
ties Of obtaining hem have the cen Of the Regular Ar
my To them The Journal aud Soldier particularly commends
all branf hes OF Military Science
The Journal and Soldier folio OF twenyeight cou
published Wednesday, and from time
edition % suitable oporl,on Of choice literary matt
pagns, well written original articles Cavalry Art leIy ard
lnaay Tsc'ic RI rifle and Mtrys in general
he publisher has ide gem.n TO be constantly the
recapt of all the Foreign Military Magazines well any
new military works published-and COMPETENT
to have been engased to render nch in ohr than the
Eng ish tongue, into language that all nventons
reference to the sceace Of War viii be laid before the Military
othe unon more exedtouslv through the columns Of the
Jounaland Soldier, than through any other ch nn.l
At presents Series OF Lectures on STRATEGY are in
portance to every militiry who expects ali
disng in his profession Also the Regulations OF the
Army large extra edition. containing them has been sck
SO that TERs SS;css; 6E Sis S GS with them
single Copy. .....$2 len Copies. SIS
LII. DILLER, Publisher,
:. No. 81 Dock street, Philad.
NorE-Editors giving this advertisement insertion
paper will Of be entitled the Of exchange
AGENCY IN NEW YORK
" b. PALMER, Esq., No l60 Nassau street, Is author
lied Agent for the of New York. flT
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Domestic t1nportation,.
MARITIME HERALD.
shin saarssrs and Agent.

We shall esteem 1t iavor IT, Captains Of Vessels win give
RoBERT SuvEY, Captain Of News Boats rrport oS
shipping left port whence they sailed he vessels
spoken their passage st Of taer earo and any foreign
medately her arrival Agents and Correspondents homo
abroad will also confer favor by sending to this Office all
The Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical tascrma
aou OF any kind will be thcnkfoliv received
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
No. COurtIandt street and 50 Liberty stree
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK,
Three Doors from Broadway.
THIS NEW HOTEL will be opened on the goth inst when
the Propetors will be happy accommodate their friends
and the public with board Th Lodging Rooms large and
airy and the internal fail please.
The locrtion being the OF business it offers
other cities and the not
pas ed by any other House in city
The Furniture, Beds and Bedding all and made
pressly for this establishment.
Families who wish parors and Sleeping Rooms attached
friends ,and the pqbc that efforts their shall be
wanting the conf and convenience Of their guests
and he they solicit share Of their patronage hope by
uaceasing attention. the duties Of their
tire satisfaction. CHARLES WNCKOFE s. co.
imsrc
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New stock Excbanre.
SAILS or Rosro~ Tah IA

SAILS OF STocEs-Bosror, Feb Is.
$1,000 Reading RR bonds ls47 rs; 5000 do 76i Is shes
Warrington BIZ, %; - Charleston Branch Rk, bol0d
80, Fnchbnrg RR, %; 40 Eastern RR 1885, 90 West
ton and Baltimore RR, sol0d 224
The New York herald., 1845-02-17
Baltimore Cattle Market.

FEs B-The supply Of beef cattle continues fair and
prices remain as last quoted On Monday there s5o
head offered at the scales of which 226 taken by
butchers IN tho oy and "a driven to another market
Puces ruled Of ~ per 100 lbs the hoo according
10 quality equal to 50 10 net There fresh cat
uen yesterday anil but few Of thoss left at the
cornmcncementof of the week sold Supplies Of live
hoSs come IN sparsgy and the price has advanced to $5
per 100 lbs with sales Sales Of killed hogs in the
o the week, at 81 76 per 100 lbs.
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Domestic Im,,ortotIons.

MopmE-Barque Vernon-$7o 600 specie to Pamsr-8o3
o's c9ton oder3o Spsford Teston co-i9 Collins b.
20 [ Patton-i2 Averill COL Brown s. Dimoct-45
Leavitt-3 bls-C 4 Il Waldo.
lH.nLEsroN-Ship sutton aIlowav6, bales COTTON Post
Phillip.67 casks rice Atwafs bales cotton
eprsEne, Robinson coi2 bales yarn Hnlbrook Nelson
% n1,rs go on Emricl6 Depyser tnars-iss Vu.
Sor hSIs ee John tehni Browna Helger
uos = 1anmond-7 Mc.vers-39 Vassar-7 lks y
Post, know-2 Emuck-i II Lande Cog ID B,r.
rel Sesiss-lIM 4 Prout-i G. Grsgnue
Est MARKs-BrIg Newcaste-260 bslss co,inn do
hosro Me,ssnLsu 40 cotton II WaIns son,s For
tobacco Perkins Hopkins-7O Pamelee Kbura Moves
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noun influences has begun.
Washington
Correspondence Of the Herald
WASHINGTON, Saturday.
In some few days after the President is ready,
you may state as folows:-
IL is settled that Col. Polk takes no one into his
Cabinet ,co is opposed to the immediate annsraio,,
Of Tsras
HIS CABINET.
Department of State--Mr. Calhoun, if he will
serve. If he declines, some one to be chosen after
the Presidents arrival in Washington.
Department of War-Mr. Wilkins, of Pa.
Department of the Treaswy-B F. Butler, of
NY.
Nauy-To be filed soon.
Post Office, do do do General Saunders of N.
j., talked of.
Gen. Armstrong, OF Nashville, will be sent as
Consul to Liverpool, either by Tyler or Col Polk.
The President may possibly vary his arrange
ment, but at present, things stand state.
Old hunkers and Tyler men, or small beer, noisy,
and irresponsible office-se from New York,
will fare badly Look out for curious things.
The country is with Col. Polk, and will stand by
him, and he knows 1t. He is with the country,
and will stand by it. and office-seekers and the
people will ere long find that out also.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, 8 p M.
In conversation last evening and TO- day with
those who know the Calhoun side of the house,
have learned the following facts. -
1st, Buchanan has not received an invitation to
accept the Secretary of stateship but expects it.
I'd. Benton. and that portion of the democratic
party, are determined to compel Mr. Polk TO re-
move Mr.. Calhoun, and think he will be success
full II so, Calhoun goes to France or England, and
Everett will be recalled. Mr.. King is coming home.
3rd Gen. VIM. Q Butler Of Kentucky, who was
| the democratic candidate for Governor last sum-
mer against OwsIey, and who reduced the immense
whig majority of that State down TO 5000, will be
offered the place of Secretary War, certain. He
| is here at Coleman's.
4.h Gov Saunders of North Carolina, will re-
| ceive the General Post Mastership.
5,h. Senator Walker will probably be appointed
Attorney General.
9th. Treasury and Navy, yet doubtful.
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUS,
PARK THEATRE.
LAST RE PRES NTATIO MS,
As the Company will depart avery short time therefore
compliance with the earnest solicitation ofseveral
families and individuals the Manager
announces
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES!
%5 Cents to every part of the Theatrel
GALLERY i2< CENTS.
TWELVE MOST SPLENDID ACTS IN The RING
AND ARENA
And the novel and Grand Equestrian Spectacle of
MAD ANTONY WAYNE!
HIS TERRIFIC HORsE DAREDEVIL.
hy-ln which TREBLE COMPANY will appear.-U
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X. MARTIN & CO., S JOHN STREET,
Will Publish the lat Of March,
PART TWO or
FLETCHER'S DEVOTIONAL FAMILY


rTPRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.f1
THE FIRST NUMBER of Martins illustrated Family
L Bible has been submitted my examnaton- beaut-
full specimen Of typography American press
and sec,oys "r an,e 4, &c si @
qstraons by the Rev Alex Fletcher Of London whose
Guide Family Devotion "a, oraby known The
Elections admirably calculated render this edition what
be- Devotional Family Bible. They far
shows highly practical and emnentiy spiritual
character The authors design have been draw
from thus he has happily
sd The ensrav,ngs ACCOMPANYING thus numbr are in the
ence over every similar Of which acquainted:
EDWARD HATFIELD,
Pastor Of the Seventh Presbyterian Church, New York
2t sN&
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ESTATE.
WILL BE SOLD at Public vendne on Wednesday the 26th
day Of February IL O'Clock, A. NJ late
dsace Of Henry CARL deceased the Real Estate Of which
died situate the of Huntington and
OF Suffolk viz the Homestead containing acres Of
Land on which Dwelling Houses good Barn
pond Of water WHICH has failing spring the house;
WHOLE Farm being in coed one Timber Sprou
Laid adjoining the road leading from Dxh Sweet Ho
limb. sss and Land known By
also another piece Of Timber Land lying west OF
the house Of Philip Valentine and adjoining the road leading
from said Valentines Sweet Hollow five acres
more or less, al'o tract of Salt and sedge Meadow
acres. s ~
The above will be sold altogether pieces purcha
se Amy Ierson desrous of viewing the call ou
Iacob AsS ,h + CARL on the premises: Gilbert CARL Dxhs
lyn, and indisgutahle titles given for the same
C0NkLiN CARLL,} Admin strators for them
,.x GILBERT CARLL, selves aud the other Heirs
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THISTLE BALL.
THE MANAGERS the THISTLE BENEVOLENT

THISTLE BALL.
chi
Bsll for this win tke place THURSDAY EVEN
spcins their Second and Last Ball for this season th
h sss
first Those unaccastomed visit the abodes Of pen.ry aat
UNI q
s;'
=
the suppo,t of generous public.
The order q Dancing according The Manage
ssss Baad . fo1
Of the Prosamms and Of The Music
The Bali viii be opened BY the Highland Bag ipe and Ma
sH,
SsSS5 s S 2 d Sf j Bal. VII! known By the
Tickets ST. to admit Gentlemen and Ladies' to be had
!SMTs cTRR t!s' sSs iud.on street, President,
VIM RICHARDSON. corner Of Perry and Greenwich. v.
E2 WM 2 Is Treasurer
JAMES XIRTgE, corner 18Th street and ,ih Avenue.
Me 2oTGfs Sn IssawsS sIosS ssS Lsh street
JAMES, EsPii,, as; street tss and ist S'I Avenue
M "s'A' not A. cAiIMEKoN, Secretary s Hudson ST.
SIXTH ANNUAL BALL IN AID OF THE FUNDS
HEBREW BEN&VoEENT 81 'sz SOCIETY,
adm s s ladies.
may be had OF either Of the undersigned
A. COMMITTEE.
NJ SsnSs! 1888 Maiden i,;p. Of Wssr
NJ. jSsa Levy, No 81 chatham St. and y, Monroe St
NJ 1. :. S,mmons,.. No loS rearl street
NJ NJ seie.sh.. 60. 53 .3 bbfosdwg
i,s.Stio.Ss LiaiSEL i WISE. sssS.sssS,
CI4AKo UluAno! OlUono!
NJ EZEKIEL % Nassau street, opposite the Herald Build
ipgs respectfully invites the attention of his friends aad
st psSSs Sy ss ss s e a% h %?s choice Cigars Just
Regaas OF various Panetea, Of various Alliansa
brands, brands, knickerbocksr
Ynxsnuidad, Rionda Estreiias
Esreranza, Napoleones, Lara.
The above segars are genuine and m DRIED and
the trade are invited to call and examine them.
Borders fsom abroad will be strictly att aided to.
T LIVINGSTON, WELL POMEROY have removed their
IL Express oahce from No. TO No. Wall street.
MRS JON wife Of fetsr Jone Of New Orleans may bsar
Of to the advantage e h;5 % %a% pE .gpyns
fl3 3tsn No. IA Pine street New York.
NOTlCE-Ail persons having claims against Ebene1er
~ Gummun late Of 81 Bowery win please send their bills
IN @ the undersigned, wi hout further notice -
Aiso all persons indebted said r. Gummun Will please
call and settle their assets without delay, AZ Bowery
TO LET or LEASE,
ian Leonard street Broadway. To be from 2
GAAo'eloek Apply at is5 Pearl strsc Us lw.rc
- HOUSE IN WARREN sIBiE 10 LET-1he
@ large and convsnisn. cor Iys story % Bvss hoa,s wh
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The New York herald., 1845-02-17
NOTICE TO BUILDERS. AND OTHERS

NOTICE TO BUILDERS. AND OTHERS
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
A TAN NSAADJOuHNED MEETING or JOURNEYMEN
Hall Friday February th the meeting being called
der and the Object of the previous meeting explained
vousy advertised in the Sun Of February l0th
to give opportunity all Masons whe present
tion passe the mce,iag which were
unanimously adopted and among many which may
nature Of whose ng is not 50 laboous meehan
dollars dollars and fifty per day We
foe in consequence Of having contend with the elements
than eight months Of the yearwhch barely averages
dollar day which find totally inadequate support
ourselves families as mechanic ought with respect to
himself or them-therefore
Kesoved-That and after the 10th day Of March, ensuing
shall demand the of One Dollar and
Cents per day. until the st Of December
Published by order Of Six tiundr. Masons.
- JOHN O'CONNOR, Chairman.
EDWARD RILEY Seerstary fiji 4tec
The New York herald., 1845-02-17
HARDWARE AT Low PRICES.

HARDWARE AT Low PRICES.
THE SUBSCRIBER, tAgent for several manufacturers in
L England) offers advantages desersis retev
ing large supply OF staple mIneham aud Sheffield Goods
which offered ting advan the sterling
$50 priced Table Cutlery all patterns at present co
10 very superior Files all sizes from to II inches
at low prices.
90 pieces LAycoci fine Hair Cloth the lcwtst market
price.
10 casks Bright Traces S Casks Hand Saws at IS rs
30 do Carolina Hoes. per doz
20 do Hooks and Hinges. 50 bags fine Wrought Nails.
r'Al.e. Knob and Psdocks, Csnds.tcks, Frame Pueys
Latchss Bolts Spoons Percussion Caps Shoe Thread Chain
Web, &c, ke., &c. JOHN A. NEWBOULD
flT suseW % Jehn strss W stairs.