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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
nR. sw.4SE's COMPOUND SYRUP og WILD
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CHITLS. DIFFICULTY or BRE4zHIyG,
ASTHMA, P4LN ~ THE SIDE, Beast
AND CHEST WROOPLfG COfGH,
CR6UF, AHsD .4LL DkSfiStS OF
TIE LIVER AND LENGS.
BcUhEY CONSTITUTION,
Dc. DC.
The above is the ORIGINAL. and only GESC1SE Pc
paraton rom tls valuable al others being ncn;ios
and counterfeit. Only prepared by Dr. SWINE whose
Office Is removed the - W. corner OF Eighth ard ice
streets Philadelphia This medicine is acknowledged b!
tie Profession and Other throughout the Union 10 exec
by far al the other remees offered TO The pItAe ioF
the curc OF iAe above diseases.
- KccT thc name OF DR.. swAYSE II. view. Esi;h
anu Race, Phiiadc rha.
AGExrs-IIayiland. Reese & Co. New. York; Dr ". H.
Mlno- corner Broadway and John St h y sands leS
Bower Z. Il. Warner, POS 2lecckersi Y city, AtTs
Iiays brooklyn ". e. Wood, Harlem; Benlamin oits'
yewark; John Pearson, Railway; John Ierhune, New
B-unsu!cS. Y. J. J. :. Harrison, Salem, Mass w II.
Pierce Albany; /. Swan and j. ". Wia>lDw, Roches-
ter y T. Baclus & Bull, Troy SpaldlHs \ HarEinsien'
and J. Green S Co. Worccsisr Mass John T. Han : Co.
Boston: Harvey SeyInore, Hartford, Conn., = EollIce
Buffalo, y. Y. william Montgomery, Lansushurs y. 4.
p NJ Cohen & Co. Charleston :. c. Andrew Oliver y CO..
Ncw-orleans: T. J. Adams, and Z ccieine, 81 Louis
Win Thom. PittsblTs Z. b. Linman, Cincinnati.
ia6 3ns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
GROCERIES.
GENUINE TEAS.


THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, y! CHATHAM STREET. y. Y.
Brcac. Stores -Jls Beecksr street, New-York; 56l
Grand street. ae suIok S Greenwich street, near Fa-
tom llo Fulton street. Brooklyn - Chesnu and - y
F;;h-S, Philadelphia; II uanove- street, Bosica.
INVITE the attention OF City and Country fames and
Purchasers 20 their several establishments. where they
lhnk viii be found b. The best selections OF pare AID
GnadR;eTatei Teas tie United States The universal
popularity and Of thei. house with reference 10
high qualities prices, and upright dealing IS toe wei
understood render farther comments necessary Crigi
nj and only warehouse fer the sale OF HoNquas bi1cE
Tea" O6serTe iTSt.AErers VIII DC qG-ttclr - reIuv.
oer TIE number OF tae p.icipM tcre IN Chatham stree
VIZ a. bs;ce. Peri AID Roosevelt streets The pupc
WI, also he pleased take notice that the Catra Tea
Company have nothn. 10 with any o;ner stores except
those described the TOP o. this Advertisement SIS
(sHEAP OIL SToRE.-The subscriber respectfully in
Iorlus the pubic that be confines the wholesale a.a
retal Lamp OF and Spfi. Gas, - Is o!d stand, OF
superior quality, ten per cheaper than b Pur
chased i; any o:her store Il Tbs city, VIZ:
Good Lamp Oh, rer rga!-----SO %
Superior Qual. Lard GO-------------.- o2i
Retnee OF, Isl qaiity---.------- 10
Do 60 % do -----.---.---.- 62s
White Sperm nto.--------------------
Do 90 - co --.-.----- 1 w
Do DO 80 10 .-.-.----------- eii
OF Cans OF al sizes; Lamp Gases o; al patterns and
descriptions, and :Ul assortment Q; an? Tics coz
s;autly CT land
Lamps cleaned sat repaired. Oh and CanPAens .sn: g
any part CT the city Zee Of charge.
ss7Yc l9s Greea~.ca, corner vs.eT'.:-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

G0NANT'S PATENT YEAsT.-The best af:Ice !or
- raising bread used. wsr-an;ed-:o keep Il, eTer.
climate The american Instituoe, their ate svs.e
a-tes manufactured for :zslcs bread. bcckwhe-t
p=st-y, sc.
The Yels is scit, which, being combined in p-opes
with carholic ACID s. without Affecting, in any wsy. TIE
original rrofernes Of :he -four; and ti= hsr baked, pro
tccns perfect bread. Sold wholesale 4t retail = per
7oGnt. oy GASSNER & YOUNG. ls2 Chatham - I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
ARRIVED.

Barsc Middlssex. wlcox, rhiladclrhIa,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

-55s 4 FARM FOR SALE.-SgtuHc on the read irom
SSaS New Eochcc to White Plains. about eqni-dlstht
~ from cach containing $50 acres OF aid al Q; "ich
{, plough l17l excerti,g ten acres whcl wood land
The place divided BY lane, and Is laid ont into coFe
lent cultivation Al the fences are OF sione n
good ordcr and the ground IN hth state ci cntlFat on
The buildings all OF gao character and in order For terms
Apply % :. B. KENYON on the PREMISES or Of
dg II !. ADEIANCE. 50 john ST. NeNe-NorS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

PY ORDER OF CHARLES P. DAILY Associate Judge
II of the Court 0i fri4 for he City and County
% FORK Nocr IS h~Ieby given pursuant ,he pro-
VISIONS ul III sztge authorizing attachments
resident debtors an h-lt issued a.ns t.
s-s;ste 4 HAhltlEI y GILLETT. resident u Derby
y tL- >ate Of QuDertcgt AMI that VIII - sold for
Tic payment 1i her debts, un, spiar aad dscs-re such
attachment according 10 l7w. wthin mouth, f0n the
a,s i1.icscI o. this notice. the payment any
debt, Iu- . -f b. itrgIs this ard he delivery ~
= or fsT hey use. J y pf0pey within this belooeu.
h-f aud i as!rr o ay such !IU!ffy By her forbid
ic 5 law and void Dayd the 21,h day OF March lG5
GEO. r ALLEN.
ni2i iasFSul S;tImry- for Attaching r-dit,r
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28


JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING.
TRIBUNE BOOK -BlNDERY,
No. 7 sFEUcg-STRsIr.
(-gIAD srosT)
GAYLORD il ALEXAS D 4 r.
Are prepared 70 execute Binding FOR BOOKSELLERS
PUBLIC LIBRARIES, and r.iyaie lndiv1dnais.
~ B-Partcular attention paid 20 resnding old BOOKS
Periodicals. Music, &C. in good stie aud at reasonable
Pc sos visiting the city car have tielr bOoks Eeboapd z:
short notice yz-d
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. = sPRUCE-STt:EET.
Ali kinds of lob Printing, sue as
Pamphlets, Mammoth sl.ow-BLs,
Catalogues, Lecure-bEs'
Checks, CouceTt-Bl-S fI2in and
Cards. Fancy,
Irsursnce Policies, Political Bil!s.
Bills Of Las.ng. C!!cI4@-5. tleSt tfc.
C.rculsrs,
Promptly executed at the o.lee, 10 sprnee-street.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED
lob 3 0 K B D E Y,
ll2 end ia FaltOn-st
The subscriber continues 20 give his special attention 20
- JOB BOOK-BlNDING,
and invites LIB sus, 81 psrsous haT.Eg charge OF Book
Institutions and gentleman having Libraries, % call snf
inspect his unique siyles o Bookbuins
and bog. 10 The fret Bc0Esees and Librarians IL
this city.
For durability Of workmanship, with eTery variety Of
taste. and very reasonable charges thi; extensive est$t-
l:glr!icut stands uYulyaled EDWARD WALKER.
CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORE.
e WALKER Bookseller and Publisher, y: FGlton-s..
Always on hand goo1 assortment Of School Bcok STAN
dard Works of American and English editions; Mscesne
Gus Books Stationery ofeve. kind, n greatly reeeced
prices. for cash. Counuy dealers supplied ja5Y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

IL PURSUANCE ot order Of The Surrogate OK the
county Of AegfeTk Notice &, hereby gwen u ell per-
persons having Claims against SUSAN iYCRIGG, iate VI
the city OF Nsw York. deceased, present the same with
vouchers thereof 70 tie seEiber he residence II T.
Ayc.igg 30. 100 Cfeen~e-.treet in The city u Sew
York. on. or be.ore The I-ih Gay ot June next.
D4.et Nes-Yo1k, The n.tr day Of December, 1874.
e. c. AYCRIGC;. r,
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MACHINERY FOR MANUFACTURES, SC.

SS POWER LOOMs-lI wide, IN good order AID ready
- - 70! oi Grafton. for sa. By
MO w. No 9 Pine st.
CUTTING ENGINE-Cslculstrd for Bevii aud Spar
\ Cissrls from Smallest e. diameter Also,
complete sci of Boiler Tools good order to sale BY
LEONARD, HONE NlCOLL,
y,.o ~ No Pine -.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

II PURSUANCE u ea order q lie Surrogate OF lie
co1,;y New York, Notice s crQbv gwen 70 al ps-
sons h-yIuz elairEs aga-st M ELIZA COLGATE afe
q tie city II Nsv- YORK deccased, resent the same h
vouchers the-eof the subscriber II No 80 C! street
,,. OF before ite 3JtA cay of July next
JsifY- t,I--srfs.rstrr
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IIrnnERS SALANANDER "a aF-Es-lgi.h e

I-ILDERS SALAMANDER SAFRS-Wth :he recent
" Improvements of = C. Herring OF l.s Water
WHO aoes the ps;e; 'ght o:the article the star Of
New fbefs !sy y pronounced perfect q! tr
atselaie y-st-s5;y y ~ .re y unrec=s.sry srHs
l.as successful eJr.so cts11Ae4 81 the es1t OF
tie ihiiY koga hery 9rssui 20 which Of thee sie
Nas expc=e the burning RIM The Tribune buildings,
tuv= - AT ioTeF5r ~. ry improve
nent hey fs1efet iIag=r Gtmp Ire
md ruilrg aeed O tlzI ncad OF iltew EGeh Of
lese ssez nrni.aea win O. Cnbh Getetye ck wich
81 sbicIOer ne proof damp proof and thief
H.s5 imDSTr sIi-As c. HERRING. re ws,er-s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

y y E>UASJE oI o.ce. Ot Ihe surrogate Oi The
county c Nes'Y0rk Notice /, hereby given all pe.-
having csIls a2ailst GEORGE RIDER late tie
Island OF Cuba merchant deceased ffeseB the same
with the vouchers thereof the useCbe. he residence
william Ripley, No. -c.i Dyision-sieeet, IN the city ot
Sefork Or before the 2lst day Of June ue1t-Daed
NevioIk. The I9I day Of December -4i.
do isw6na STEPHEN !. Rider. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

- 10 I'LL DssTabts Cofiass kestsetee -
Iron th- s,h and 1ls street containing IS
looms and closets and Dantr-s. finished IN modern
sIyr with marble mante5 folding doors. and every requisite
.ente- fiGiy: s windows upon tht piaiki slt
with srrr Venetian blinds. Attached Carnage house ali
garden The is hes,hy aud pleasant The hnlek-
,c. continue their ls NJ the 81; pas t-
cotr.-: also NauiAiclnve stages leave the tIty Hall
Every hour duus the day. The !os good snant-
,.,,ta+s of XV..rb~s Sr %tss,u = M
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

IL STORE To LIFETIME lower loor and tase-
fSi mentof the eommodIouS sGTs No lj5 sseih street
9TH .-,nit- ff,ut on Eighth street and CONVENIENT
trance - either ead suliion being located only few
doors from Brnada aud the Bowery renders of
The rnus central eligible point; for business In The ueF
part ci the cty One half Of tis basement VII be let eie
a,ely If srsd it being well adapted for many kinds OF hus
and particularly for Oyster Saloon FSr further r
1. ..-.rilr .tl.,, ,.rn m. he L..n ~ y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

A-A \ COUNTRY SEAT FoE s.NLE->i'ua'e on
fT the Kngsbrtcc road, between ath and o,h avenaes
~ lo3d ard l0Tth streets. containing acres q INA u
Good ,,.l.iya,i,, and ahoundne In tit trees sErubhery
Sc The ground IS elevated and commands noble Ne"
Of the waters OF urSae and East River and also AL eN
teuslye view Long tIand Terms made easy ApPS 20
ANDREW < :. L. McGoWS.
Executors Of AgGrcw Metiown. deceased; "r
ag.f J NDRIkNCE, So John-St y. Y.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.... /.


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CLEARED.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

IrS TO IMPORTERS oE DRY GoopS.-!Ae Al
60 vcs;isc-s vii exchange pa; Of sixteen House LoIs
--z ground eieS ny situated a9oa; one a' I'm
mics North OF UVon Place having >P'elG Nle' 81 .'e
f-5,r e- ,-ce f the creates; ;horcUghiIrcS lsadils
10 the property Address ". ". 70 the CoGTleF anI "a
IL. 81 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-01

schr American System, Evson. from Virginia, with wood
10 master.
sehr Gil Bias, Hewitt days from Virginia, with wood,
master.
schr Exchange, days from Suffolk. Va with shingles.
master.
scr Washington, Mason days from Suffolk with shingles,
master.
schr Gen HARRISON. days from Indian River. with
master.
sehr Volta. Tue days from Philadelphia with coal, TO
master.
sehr Usion days from Eastport with laah. to
sehr TanSsnt. Clarke days from Portland. with mdss. 70
schr Little Mary. Lord days from Portland with potatoes.
to master
schr William Lang days from Portland, h potatoes. to
scnr Effort, Spear days from Thomaston, with lime, to
schr Leo, Purse days from Thomaston, with lime to the
schr Regulator Parker days from Calais with lumber
smith X boynton
scr Ranger sdays from Machia, Me- with spars and lum
schr American. Crowel days from Salem with mdse.
master.
schr Lavnia Nckeon, IL days from Boston, with mdse.
master.
schr Vermont Ca,e days from Boston, with mdse the
schr Dusky Sally Wider days from Boston, with mdse.
schr VIM Turner. Hinckley from Boston, with mdss, to
master.
sloop Alliance. COOPER days from Phadspha with ooal
Steam propeller Virginia, days from Boston, with mdse
master.
Below.
large ship supposed be III. Queen OF the West, Wood
house, from Liverpool March Cat anchor the SW Spit
Also, 2shps outside the Hook, barque, briggs
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The discounts on LIST Of March, 1915 were sa 9aa
1 isss man IN January 1887 the specie on hand SAGA
S2o23 1888 less Not~ hstandng this immense
IN The atoms OF the banks prices for the principal
staples OF South Carolina bave experienced . very
great change The supply Of any article OF Tegu
iates the than banking facilities do, and wesee
whe the greatest revolutions have been going on IN
banks and banking systems prices for principsl
staples hsve only nuctuated from time time in accord
several States have This last winter passed laws
ing the banking capitol OF the State. The banks
great Influence business matters and serve to de-
stroy tho existing state OF commercial affairs, and pro-
duce inflated state of business endangeIng the exs
renee Of commercial systems, which have been SO
successful and which have been the principal pro-
ducers of the prosperity that now rests upon every de-
partmen Of trade and The commercial COM
muntes of South Carolina are in much prospe.
condition. under the restricted banking system ofthe
State, than when the banks were much inflated and
extended in their operations They realize prices equal
ly as rcmunerating, and ind an abundance OF the
circulating medium The rate of interest is much lower
than il then snd there ia greater and more
equal distribution OF property The citizens of Ohio
destined to again experience Of the evils of an IA
ted banking system The banking law Of that State
provides the establishment banks having CAPITALS
amounting So O0 under the nome Of branches Of
the State Bank OF Ohio and free banks with capital to an
unlimited The present banking capital of Ohio
IS sufficiently large to conduct the business the State
safely and probably and any Increase win only derange
natural, lagmate state of things gradual extension
OF the movements Of the banks now in existence in &C.
cordance with the steady increase in business would be
desirable and nc cessary but great and sudden increase
in the business OF banking in any State cannot but be a
tended with very disastrous results
The Franklin Bank Of Cincinnati has declared divi.
dend OF i've 9r cent New York stockholders NAV re-
ceiys the dividend at the Bank of America.
ne Legislature Of Pennsy lvsnia has passed. end the
Governor has signed bill extending the charter Of the
Commercial Bank Of Philadelphia The individual iiabi
l.ty clause has been inserted in the charter.
We annex tables showing the operations of the several
nts OF the United States in ls44, and the aggregate
De seen that the coinage of is4s much larger than
me S-4Hrevious. and the year following The coinage
% 1914 Vas nearly double in value that Of ls42
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-01

M
nSs s fsI, stsy
AsSa New 9:aas Stanton oFG Frost 1 ALIEN;
FSi :0 Rso Bs s s%ess
Sn ssasT sssSs
s.sr whjtmsr,h Ellen, Chapman s. Aagu;,ne Fla
ESao Nc Williams N sasSsI Peck Florence ca
Arrived.
L Dss e. e and e ss
ss h 5 Nd sry Esa De Good
e wa.s with ", which supplied h,p the Care
hT.y IF
;S.s y: 4: ss: n
4: ariss aS. month % so'nd for Maan1a The
SiE:s f. a z
Ra s: A s Fox Es rSsss '
Bank sday.ha had sht the S i,th 'G sa
sss Of s,. s Also
SSs s% BY ny, pG ,s boa;
from New 0.'eanswind having been blowing gale EsE
ss t.fs 4ss sT e. up .sS,s. ss ss s
srape Mandarin Colsy IL day, from New Orleans. with
'i ss s,,s eH sa% ass s
cargo Of rice to order. $3.50
sAs ssy s s% ssS .Ss
Williams. 18th inst, lat. 80 Al lon Co. spoke shin (oucexter
Of Boston, from Charleston for Mobile
Brig Juno Norris, IL days from Apaachcoa with co,tou
to A Averlll X TO. ~
Schr James Power Kssne days from Nassau IN P) with
68 bundles skins 10 dye woods 30 bales o pcs
mahogany TO order Left, brgs Diploma for NYok soon
Timoieon, Just arr.
schr Mary Chase IS days from New Orleans to Brett
Vose with 1888 hhds sugar Is bbls molasses Clark Co.
schr Berthe. Browne, from st Marks, via Key West
with cotton, Sailed from st NJ 8th and put
Key West the 22d inst distress having been ashore
ortqaas for hours off without with loss OF
e keel and o,her damaye p the of brig ayne which
taken into Key West after being ashore the reef 200
% a cps awarded 70 the wckrs and 81. sailed evening
Pows ray spose on the goth ,at 2o schr James
square rgEed vessels udns in for the Hshlsnd ard Csps
Mary FIaspcs Cap is days from Cape Henry
SEN TsnS;., K;n :, a,,charging Part Of hsr
Schr Ninea, Anderson, dsys r,c,. raa.,o. M ..;,l
corn and cotton, to Williams Northsnn 'o"' i'o' WV"
Schr Gen DE kab. Field, days from V;erua win d
master. - NV" 'enna' WIN muse 10
schr James Morris Corsen, 80 hours from Virginia with
ters to master '"s'"''' WIN soys
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Foreign ImportatiOns.

CANroN-Sip Cohota1866 Manila hemp 5l72 hf cbts
$40 LIB boxes young 23 h Job ca ~
brs gunp"wder % hi chts 600 and ob bx. imperial h
lob brs souchong he powchong 1853 III do twan.
kay cases young hyson Is do mdse g Grswold-256
pkgs 90 do ndse Geo Giswold9 hf chts young
bale cases bds mdse Hepburn. Warden-io pkgs do
Hepburn-l case do Green:
e BAR. 81 Sa. on PE iron Macte Lev
Richardson Wa,son-2 CalIamore-25 Pierce Kellogg
81 Winkley4 7 Jones COT Russell Marsh-2O Her
rck 4 Blgnt-3 Nevn. coz Bays-2 Tones & son-8
Sands Fuller & co-sJ & Woodhead-l- Tracey & Irvn-i
Whitmore col Tobas-3J Nichoson-2 Hyslop Bros
coss John uhonEio Bryce pss" N
Mi!ler-l J Chamberlan--4 Macke Leveritt-l g W
Coit-2B Joseph McCal! co..? Faconer col Par
sons Canning Co.'S w WhewIight jr COZ Austin &
sPtHaa eut,ehSId d Bros Cos Oakley sOn:n Ttu.
Starr b Halsread 4 COL Kiby-l ] wanen-3
Hurlbut y Howard- Locke 4 Carsr-l A Newbould--4
Way Bros-2 Warren Sieee4 w Leckie-l Chittenden
Bliss Hunt Bros-4 Aerbury jr col White Nor
gan-l JShn Wat,on-s HaydSck Goa Fellows Van Asdae
Hall Bros col X Alcoch-l Patrick x coy James
Eiman-l3 Osborne Little-2 Pesbody, Riggs col A
Journey Coz John Hichoson- Cschrsn-l Schenck
- W Smith col Fellows, Wadsworh & col L B
Curtis! o-l Harmer Hayes WarIen--l Smith. Wright
don srh-s AZ 4 IuquesI- Van Ns.,1s Hun, s-
L Ben. dict cod Geo Hastings co2R Tnson col
Shaw Carter-e Williams Bil--4 Buckley CIafin-6
Andewse2 Tiffany, Young & Elisa Wolfe 6 Bishops
Garfield BIow y,- 9 W Swords ~ Wyckcf-o
Ss Mumiord-sss cases tin plate. sss ngots copper
Phelps Dodge co-50 tons coal Chas Marsha6 strips
cakes copper sundry pkgs to order
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Died.,

On Sunday, March 30th, after short and severe ill
ness ADA AUGUSTA SHIELDS, wife Of Mr. Chas. Shields
aged 81 years and months.
The relatives end friends of the family requeated to
attend her funeral wednesday tomorrow) afternoon
without further invitation. Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery for interment. The officers and
members Of Knickerbocker Lodge, No. 49, l. o. Of o. F.
also invited
On Monday morning, the 3lst March, ALErHA reict Of
the late Captain Mark Lynch in the 6sh year Of her age
Her friends and acquainteuces and those Of her sons
George f. and Frederick Lynch also of her sons
law, Christian Metzgar and John Ames requested
to attend her funeral from the residence her son in
law Captain Ichabod Burgess, 20 Seventh street. on
Tuesday afternoon the LIST Of April at half past O'Clock
non Sunday afternoon 30th March, after short Illness
SARAH MARY FRANCES, youngest daughter Of John /
end Katherine Kyle, aged years and months
The friends OF the family and those Of her grandfather
Capt James Rogers respectfully invited to attend
funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at half past o'clock
from Al Forsyth street. without further invitation.
"Thou art an angel now 70
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BEEBE & COsTAR,s
IA SHInM Enp ODD vNr(, IGl

"a CROWN-7k inches high, 3-l6,h bell, u yeoman, Il
- curve. TiP-A oval = "
BRING 3i6 n inches wdc-curI small and round rather full
Ter sides, and t,perng of very fine. meeting with very
slight turn the front and ss,he UNDER part Of the brm
BANp-9-l6 h inches wide, with buckle
BINpISe-9 10th inch wide
Feb 24ih, isi3.
B-n presenting to the public and the trade generally the
aboy4 uet oil the proportion Of spring STYLE and Ia
nouncng II a. the fashl for the beg
state that we do the full reliance that intrinsic beauties
and positive merits will for IL the undoubed OF
public appreciation and adoption.
comparison OF It's dstncvely peculiar features witt,
those OF some Of the other the fashion, will
at once satisfy the public the orgna Of the design, and
that all attempts nj imitation but efforts to deceive
claim. f. ms0 ttiss TIC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-01

THE LATE PROPRIETORS ofthe BEACON COURSE
Literally onsed thm for the last four Beacon
Course that they, together with Hiram Woodruff have taken
the Union Course for the for all
racing During the season liberal Purses will be offered fer
Trong Stakes and Purse offered off the last week
ia April =
Stake No Free for horses troed for Purse mile
heats, best in 5, under the sadde Sub 800, II f.
STAKE No 2-te for horses trotted for Purse Two
Mile hesfs in harness. Sub 500, H. f.
Stake No 3-Frse for never won Purse over SO
Two Mle heats under tn. Saddle, Sub. 500, H. +.
Stake No. 4-Same as No. g. in harness.
Stake No 1.-Two Mile heats under he saddle free for horses
never won Purse over 500 Sub. 500, Fl F..
Purse $3.50, Two Mile heats free for all Trotnp
horses.
Entries for the Stakes and to be made on or before
Tuesday April the 8h Green's Losses No Chatham
street BY 9 r. NJ, three in each to make
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Corn Trade.

There is better demand for Flour in this Market
Throughout last week however, the inquiry small
Prices remained uncheuged. and they win probable con-
tnue range the present rates for sometime &C.
is quoted at 81 rs 81 sill Brandy wine, 81 10
Alexsndris 81 Rye Feur So So IS, and superior
at 50 90 SO u.s. Corn Meal Jersey brand 81 so; Bran.
dy wine, s. 62t.
There is very little Wheat Offering Sales have been
made at o. l00c Rye ranges from 90 to 70c Barley
sec Northern Oats 80 3lc Corn OF ell sorts ID quoted
at AZ a 49c--it il wanted for distation.
We the extreme quotations here and elsewhere,
at the latest accounts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-01
fRIcEs OF BREApsruFFs

The accounts from every section Of the country repre-
sent the growing whent be very prosperous
condition The early makes the fields look as
green as In May In Maryland late frosts have killed
the aprcets, end seriously injured the peaches but
mild winter would njure the crops in ali pars Of the
Union but the season advanced that apv da
mage to the crops is IN the future II the weather con
fnne favorable this country will exhibit another large
Weld vi grain. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-01
By Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

PFrLADELrHrA. March ai..:Am Arche!aus, Crowel Per
srpooi; Cambridge Messina; Yarmouth, Matthews
Oreans; John w Clor, Greenlaw Grand Gallon. Below
sico Boston Ga ssJ.nal TSrlsy Liverpool; Allegheny
BALTIMoRE. March so-Arr Col Howard, Preutss; Mary
Augusta Farnham and Two Marys Iylse Orleans; Erin
Charleston; Lorena Wilson, Portsmouth. Cid Goth Herald
Puen Rotterdam; Nimbe: Shaw. Rio Jane'o; Conchita
ALEXANDRIA, March 29-Sd Queen. Eldridge Antigua
CHARLEsToN, March 28-Ar Warsaw, Hawkins Haye.
Spoken.
Nicholas Bdde 20 days from Liverpool for Mobile Mar 10
lat "a 81, Ion SO 30.
Ocean, Providence DAYS from Apaachicola for Liver
pool, Mar "a, lat IS Is, lon 81 so.
Cur de Lion [Br Demsara for Liverpool Mar T. lat Is %
N, Ion 50 40.
Dsnl Francis of Provincetown steering s. Mar 90 lat A.
Ion 81.
Gipsev, Ponce for Bridgeport, same day.