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OF the two States consequent on this water coby
municstion, by means OF which an intercourse
steam, without breaking bulk, may be kept up for
more than a thousand mites. Those who are en-
gagged in commercial affairs will be best able TO
appreciate the Importance OF a measure which in
sres 10 the proprietor of the steamer the certainty
of obtaining always full cargoes in one direction
with the chance OF return irelghts in the other
There is now a communication by steam, direct
from Canada to North Carolina, and the enlarge.
neni OF the locks Of the Schuylkll navigation, and
directly and indissoluhly with this great inland
route and all its ram,fcations. The trade which
it will furnish will pass through the Delaware and
Raritan Canal FULTON.
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The MURDgRKRs CAUoHr.-We noticed few
days since, the murder OF an old man named KIM
mick and the burning Of the house In which he was kill
ed near vslles Mines, tfsrson county letter from
that neghborhood received by last nights me informs
us OF the of the and confss
sion OF the number Five negroesiwere concerned
viz: Tom, bs longing t. Mr.. Perry; Abner, to Mr. T.
Conw. y, OF St. Louis; Washington, to MIR Taylor and
SAM to Mr. Applebury. The fifth also belonged to ~:
Taylor. Sam made confession, which mplicsted fhem
ALL P.operty belonging to Kimmck, md sopa $50 In
money was found Sam. No ether evider5e had been
obtained against them. They comy6ltsd to Hills.
bero jal.-St. Louis Republican
LEAD MINEs-It is state@ that rich lead mines
have recently been discovered in Washington,
j. fsrson and Frankie. counties in this State. All
have to do to insure me onward march of Missouri s 10
develope her vera resources, encourage immigration
and the cultivation OF the SOIL and mako wise and whole
some law-
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VERMONT. .--Returns from seven towns In Gale
dona county. on the last trial for Congressman, IN
Dillinghams district, give Chandler Il03, Dlnghan
eD0 This is loss for Chandler on the September cleo.
lion Of isw votes A plurality elects
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The DISTINGUISHED TRxANs-We understand
that Gen. Lamar and Com. Moore, of Texas, and
the leading military officers of this city will visit
the arsenal at IL o'clock to-day on invitation from
Gen StDrma
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lFrom Rev. Henry Jones.

have used " Conneis masical Pain Ex.
tractor from Cogrt.ndt street fo, spons
L. every efcacous and ths Of ali ontmsnts
have eyer u,ed during le of oyes hslfa century.
(signed) HENRY JONES, l2o Eighth Avenue.
December 10th, 1874.
The above named article will the following compants
The New York herald., 1845-01-13

MORE ORNAMENTAL THAN UsKFUL.-A prOspec-
tus In the shape of petition to the Corporation of
this city has been issued for the purpose of procur
ing site of ground for the purpose of establishing
market for the sale Of Fruits and Flowers. in
which an attempt is made to enlist the press in its
behalf. This may be very we'll for an interested
few, but we think it would be better to support
Night Asylums, Juvenile Reformation Societies,
Prison Reformation Societies, Improvement Of the
condition of the Poor, &C., &C., than these mere
ephemeral objects, which can only be gratifying
to the more effiuent portion OF the community.
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Gouraud's Poudrc Subtitle for complete


. TIecIan HnrD Dye VIII chanRe red, RFey or
light hair to beautiful permanent brown black Pom.
m,6e de NGT bIgn blonde biast brown and fsl
Rouge de Theatre in Jaes Hair Tonic Beaes Hair
Restoratves &c. &c., at g. Walker street. FIRST store FROM
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Deafness.-The unrivalled success OF DR..
McNairs Acoustic OIL in relieving persons who suffer almost
continual huTmng & which but .ymrtop Of
Ahoush other articles have been advertised yet the deaf
not Of being cured unless the genuine article 81
Courtandt st. Price 81 per flask.
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A GRAND MUsioAL FESTIVAL is to take place Al
he Tabernacle this evening. II promises 10 be
very attractive and agreeable entertainment,
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ANOTHER NEwspArKR GoNE The american
advocate, recently started by person calling him
self Cheap jimmy, and cheap enough, we sup
pose, he now feels himself to be-disappeared one
morning, bright and early, last week. and has been
added to the number of the defunct swallowed I'D
by the Pbbeian. Such is the end of another of
those frultless and bootless attempts, by persons
unacqualnted with the business, to start newspapers
Cheap Jimmy" announces that he has lost $4,000
1t that be all, he has reason to congratulate him
self as having made a very good bargain Some
OF the papers that have recently exploded have
lost from $4,000 to $40, 900 each and others now
In existence will probably lose as much before they
learn sense, and clear Of the way of those who
know how to manage newspapers.
The New York herald., 1845-01-13

The IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY OF New YoRx
TO THE PEOPLE OF IRELAND We have Just rece
we'd d copy of the annual address Of this Society
dated Dec. 1. 1t affords to the emigrant much va
luabe information, but unfortunately it is only in
one case out of ten that it is of any use to him, for
he does not receive 1t until he has undergone all the
misfertunes, hardships and mpostions, he is liable
to on each side of the Atlantic. If this Society
wish to make theirsobects effectua let them cause
copies to be placed in the hands of the Grimshaws.
the Byrnes, and others of Liverpool. and other
ports, before the emigrant takes his passage, and
then they will do him ten times more benefit.
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LonRIcv,s Great Western I

Longlcy's Great Western Panacea, from ~
Courtla d for the Of Asthma Dyspepa ndges
&c. This remedy teng Of vegetable production may
with feet safety for Of
delicate constitutions.
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NOTHING LIKE OPPOSITION. Native Ameri.
can party appear to be determined that the Empire
Club shall not have the whole field of fashion to
itself, with their balls and son<es. They have en-
tered the lists with bold, earns colors in the shape
Of circulars, with borders OF gold, announcing the
=" Second Annual Grand American Republican
Ball, at the Park Theatre, on the 9Th inst" This
Ia aa N shouId he
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differ Ism but in the Maccabees and therefore the
vim every true enquirer that the books Of the Maoca
bees were OF the highest respectable Of the highest
authority and referred to BY St raul, and Saviour
himself Now these books which established the dedica
ton OF the Altar and made festival and obl
gnory ~ TO be Perpetuated ese books say Inform
General Of the Jewish people, who knew well
that his religion would disdsln superstition; he
vas true to his county and 70 his Gods he went the
warriors who had fallen in battle around him for W Is
good ana wholesome thought pray for the Dead that
tend upon al these authorities that this practice Of til,
Catholic Church stands upon most 6rm-f you will moi
sd%,tinsPred "a % m authority And no matter who thinks
pray Tor the souls o those In Pnrgntory for t r GOOD
and wholesome thonsht' according 10 the books ii the
loosed from their sins" know that a great uany
learned philosopher and dislns uished thsoiocians
up this doctrine usuage to another and yerv dsrent
source am aware that sMosheim In his ecci iesia.ca
history asserts that derives its origin from the impure
ry o. Judas Maccabtus before that Of Nj .im and who
will blame mel take the decision of the Council OF Car
thsgs before him; take the whele primitive Church be-
fore him. and certainly cannot be charged W m suner
.ton for following the practice Of the primitive Church
instead OF the invention Of the great Maheim But the
text win which commenced my remarks this evening
now rises again before and s or have ssd tb
books OF the Maccabees and satisfied myself sufficiently
that have the right follow hat tbey
taughn reference TO purgatory or prayn Tor tho dead
then o,mi0g down Immediately to St Paul. who wss d.
vnsy hstructed hear that Apostle excaimipr ayVhat
shall they do who arc baptized for the deadp &C. Nov
produce this text and stand by .hs text and contend
that from II can prove that during the life time Of ST.
Paul. there were ceremonies some rites tsst there
were some ussgs performed for the dead The
IS extremely obscure, to be sure-and where is tss
Bible reader who can expla II me- especially witbou,
note or comment and show that my meaning s not the
proper one ST. Paul says they were baptized ior IN.
you can prove 10 that ST. Paul meant something ese
have no rghtto say st. Paul does not teach tie doc
uine OF praying for the dead. I take IL In is
ooscurfy, and apply 1t to my doctrine. Can You
The New York herald., 1845-01-13

Medical Notics-Ths Advertisements OF tho
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established
the Suppression Of Suackery the of all diseases
paper w. 8. RICHARDSON, NJ d. Agent
Once and Consulting Rooms Of the Colege95 street
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Ali Philsdelphia Subscription 20 the
HERALD must be paid the agents, Zieber Co.. Ledger
obtaneddaily at.l O'Clock. sm
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We annex table giving the quotations for foreign
change for each month during the past year.

twill be seen that there is very little difference be-
tween the and those ruling about the
time last year. The demand for the steamer is to
fair extent, but by extensive, and the supply
of all kinds Of bills from inferior to prime is ample.
At Savannah the 7th instant, Sterling remained
last noticed, and continue to quote the outdoor
rate OF per cent prem In Domestic, sales heavy
at the following rates, viz On New York, sight to 10
days, per cent prem; 80 days, dis; so days,
per cent dis The banks we're checking on New York
at per cent prem for sight checks, &C.
AT Mobile on the I'd inst bills all points were
scarce, with upward tendency-the principal i'm.
provement being in foreign, which had advanced nearly
per The increased operations in cotton had given
the market better supply towards the close of the
week. without however in the least weakening rates
The Bank of Mobile buying sterling bills at 81 pre-
mum and New York, so days at IT dis Checking on
New York at premium, and New Orleans at pre-
MUM State notes were in active request and brokers
generally firm at per cent dis The demand arose from
the that the debtors OF the several State banks were
required y law TO pay 33 per cent of their Liabilities
before the lst Of June otherwise suits will be nstitu
ted. They paying up with promptitude than
anticipated
We the prices at the close of operations
to-day for the stocks used in this market principally for
investment -
PRICES Of SrocKs rus Nry yo,v M.,v.m
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cent nearly due and the price Of the stock is reducedo

cent nearly DUE and the price Of the stock reduced
7at . 7a3 per cent.
There very littls doing In other State stocks Capt.
tasts and operators not fully satisfied as to the CON-
pexion Of foreign relations and il must be admitted
there is sufficient foundation for whatever fears may be
entertained upon the subject Surrounded as we are By
the emissaes OF all nations fearful TINT we shall add one
furiong TO our boundaries eclipse them in CONNER
cal enterprise we know soon our position maj
be day the hour when tho peace Of the
principal nations of the world may be disturbed The
most trifns circumstance imaginable might set the ball
IN motion, which undoubtedly would, in its course
crush the weaker powers and wipe out boundaries
"hch nave for ages separated nations Our attention
must De particularly turned to Mexican affairs and the
piack cloud that rising the Gulf of Mexico The
oregon question is of time unless carried onward
by being connected with other matters. The bubble
will burst in Mexico and its fragments may scatter wide
enough to atact the attention Of more nations than now
appear to be interested in the existing difficulties So long
as the doubt and mystery that hangs upon our
foreign relations continue long must there be great
want OF confidence in all commercial operations so long
as we are threatened with difficulties from so many di-
recons SO eng will there be danger of rupture with
some power We do not look for speedy settlement
either ofthc two questions affecting commercial affairs
so seriously. The Oregon question, as have before
stated is one of tme and it is probable the msun
derstandng with Mexico in relation to Texas will not
come to a crisis until some decided movement is
made between Texas and the United States If Mexico
can keep Texas out of the Union by acknowledging her
independence she will not hesitate moment in doing
so, and do not look for commencement of hostili-
ties between the United States and Mexico until anne
alton has actually taken place. Then there will be no
alternative. Influences at work upon the avarice
and arrogance of the Mexican government which must
compel to destroy the acable relations that havs
long existed with the United States There ne use in
shutting eyes, determined not to look the facts
thecase boldly We have too much at issue in this mat.
ter.and precautionary measures usually the best
The New York herald., 1845-06-12
SCOTT'S BAZAAR,
No. 81 DEY STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND

CANDs SCOTT returns his most Sincere thanks to his
- friends aud the public at large, for the liberal support
ceved since he has bern business aud hopes by the
strict att to merit continuance thereof The qualities
of his les Wines, Liquors aud Segars well known
need comment large assortment Of Refreshments be
had a all times I'LL twelve nehtsuch Beef Steaks Mutt
Ton 1hepS ffsd kldneys Ham and Eggs Ssrdoes Poached
good dinner Roast Boiled Met for One Shilling, every
day. from u to o'clock. Dublin Brown Stout always
daugh Good Lodgings for IS aud So Cold
Cuts moments notice. This House has proved by
comparison for be the coolest and comfort
sGls % the city No House better supplied with English
Seemers Good Rooms for Private Parties always ready
moments warning-ree-gratis-fo nothing je8 I'm Aec
The New York herald., 1845-06-12
FRANKLIN HALL,

i PEROZ HART respectfully beg permission tonform
-. their friends and acquainances and the general
that they have opened the house ATS Pearl the
dug Vine Champagne and segars We pledge ourselves
that neither OF the above articles shall be inferior
house the city We respectfully beg gents call try
Beer Please forget No AIS Pearl between Chat
ham and City Hall Place.
NB.-There will be Feeandeasy this house every Sa-
iaf1i iyv%rc
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Look nj This!
SuiEklOR MARKING PLATES
AND ALPHARE,,T,C <,JTT

- by OSEPH SIMPSON,
No. 60 FULTON, NnAR TO PEaRL sTnrrr lea lm.rc
HEMSLEY'S WORM DESTROYING SYRUP.
cheering, g this age Of epericsm and bumbug to
know that one Sanatye for the ills of hu rsn;tv
W n, hf sanction q the hghsst medical authority esey
and the propetors guarantee is succrss ii eyerv
the money paid for the Liquid will be rrur,ed Soid
wholesale and retail by Hemsey aud Beers ~ Ann strse
NIB TO Agents The agents Of this tab!ishmsnt viii
are always sufficient stock hand f"'
jselw@sc
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OF NOTES OF INSOLVENT
SAFETY FUND BANKS.
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE


TIE COMPTROLLER, in obedience TO the Third Section
ce that he will redeem per- the circulating bills
OF the Commercial Bank of New York the Bank Of Buffalo
the Commercial Bank Of Buffalo the Commercial Bank of O.
wego ne Clinton County Bank the Watervet Bank and the
The Comptroller authorised to pay interest in any cases.
those PERSONS therefore, who have packages which
the Bank in order to oh interest will fad
e ect the demand torgh the Receiver. Those who
bls OF any OF the Banks before named aud who have
TAKEN te necessary steps to establish clam for and
are willing surrender the receiving dollar Tor dollar
eau be paid at this rate presenting the bills the Compo
All other claims which have been presented and
established aealsany Of the insolvent Banks will BE-
pad by the receiver who get order frc the
due the bank and applied the ayas the payment OF
It's debts The balance then remaining charge Oh the
y fund.- and these balances be paid the Re-
ceiver dspoes Of the of the Bank gets final order
From the Chancellor either cash per stock at par
which the Comptroller authorised issue under the
provide FOR nayiug the debts of insovent Safety Fund Banks
In the OF Bank of Buffalo the aa order has been
made by the VceChc or Of the 9Th circuit tie means
for paying the balance all the claims against the Bank hav
The the Bank of Oswego believed to be sufficient
to all the debts Of Bank of the circulating
troller. - '
The and residences OF the Receivers of the several
York.
Commercial Bank of Buffalo, S G. Austin, Buffalo.
C9mmerca Bank Of Uswego, I. Beck kman, Kinderhook
clinton County k B.nE Henry as Pa' K Ayer ypabuh
Bank of Lyous Theron H. strong, Palmyra.
Bank Of Oswego. Charles Stebbins Cazenoyia.
City Bank Of Buffalo q. w Newell, Albany
The debts Of the Lafayette Bank of New York including
c9atny notes have been paid by the Receiver from the
jill strc Comptroer.
The New York herald., 1845-06-12

FOOT RACE ON THE BEACON COURSE,
For Sl,jCJ
THE following Purses will be given for Foot Races to take
i place on the Beacon, as follows
Purse Of $500 for Foot Race Of meS50 to the
Same dayA Purse Of 5000 for the greatest distance walk
in hour $50 TO the second in the race the walk be
fair heel-and-toe walk y
Purse of $780, for Foot Race 10 miles to take place ON
the 3th cJuyS6o0 to the st $50 to the second
the third in the
Entrances be made days before the race with the pro
pretor or az Smiths Park Row; except that
cysuch four days before the race in all
OF the above, three or more to make race
HURDLE RACE
Purse of 500 will be given for Hurdle Race come of
Thursday the Sd Of july ~ mile heats four hurdles
feet high to the mile; Sl00t the second; S2n IT,
however should enter ahoe Canada only
half entrance will be charged the third horse receive back
his ennce provided there is four horses each horse
carry 1863 lbs Entran to made before 30th June
ca p FOOT s RACE;
Of miles $500 the first SIS the second and s23 the
third the Entrance be made before the 30h
June. EEf WA
The Races have been delayed few days consequence
the rebuilding the public stand There will probably be
great numbe OF who will compete for the
prizes there have late arrived number from erent
Oft world including Jackson the American peer George
Seward late from EngIand and Indian 2f the lroquo
Tribe from Canada There also many others here
the way, including Major Henry stannard John Gdereeve
Stephen Mack, the Scotch Bantam and several others.
Should there be storm either Of the days the
W i see = ,A' ''''' ''' " Y BRowNa Proprietor
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AUCTION NOTlCES.

.. a. e. TUTTLE, Auctioneer.
r Asst PACKAGE SALE OF HAKpWARE & CUT.
IL LERY FOR THIS SEAsON.-JACOB s. PLAIT
wal sell IhiN Day 4 ~ clock, The ROOM fsrt
street of Gold 200 Packages Cases. Lois Fo
regn aud Domestic Hardware STAPLE AID Fancy Goods sc
TO close cousigA me,ts.
Also CUTLtRY-conssting Of ge ell mt OF fire
Ivory Table aud Dessert Knyej Pen and Pocket Knives cs
sols Shears, Sc.
Also 80 dozen and Long Handle shove; 20 do Garden
Hoes, Scyth 5. 5 bales Shoe Thread, Nc
Also 2oOo 2oO dozen Hemp and Grass Fi.h Llnss ys:
Also Asbestos Fire Proof Safes.
Full particulars in catalogues which may be obtained the
store. Tems-6 months jel2 ll*rh
The New York herald., 1845-06-12

DELICIOUS EATING 1T is with great satisfaction
- that have noticed the abundance of beautiful
berries with which the window Of friend GOULD OF the
ecompese for the excellent manner in which he them
well the qualification experience psrtakng of
the same, advise friends give him call aud the
accuracy Of our satemen-and particularly those who have
moved in the vicinity Of his eating the
Of May last In fact all his dishes Of the best quality
markets afford and his old customers desrous Of
Goplds Strawberries with Cream be order
Of the day. JIG lt+rc
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IIrIII0N

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, graduate OF the University
"A Of Paris is derous of finding school or private
mly, situation nstrucorthrough the means OF ht
languages equally his own any Of the different brnches
athorough andbea education and also drawing and painting
either landscapes, heads or flowers.
The best references be had and h, name ana
French Protestant Church Of this city No ssfransln sr
iul lm-rc
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CRD-Ths undersigned having disposed Of the Second
Ward Hotel to Mr. George Thurston cannot refrain from
derng his thanks to his friends and the public for the very
liberal aud distinguished patronage bestowed him for the
last of his 1t with feelings regret that
he retres-but from illness nd bodily inrmes he obliged
seek some rural retreat for while and his health
~ Withdrawing from the above he would call the
his friends and the public to his worthy who
he feels assured will endeavor crafty all those who may
favor him with their patronage. EDMUND JONES
New York, June 10, l3i5. il2 3tis%rh
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MONEY MARKET.

"Wednesday, june u--6 r. M.
The stock market continues very heavy. stoAington
fell of per cent Morris Canal ; Indians, Canton,
II Harlem, l Norwich and Worcester improved
Reading, u Kentucky 6s l. Farmers Loan Pennsyl.
vania S's, illinois, Erie Railroad Long Island Mohawk,
and East Boston, closed firm at yesterdays prices
The tolls received the public works of this State to
the LIST Of June in the past three years. have been
CANAL TOLLS. STATE Nnw Yonx.
MH ls43. 1874. ls45.
On all the canals ssss 81 sss sssss s. s:s; Sss
AZ Albany W.Troy lls,2s9 1877 so6 ias'sil sil
AT all other Offices 227324 40s,sia as''oo.
time givenis as follows
On all tho canals. .sli,I4 $4,000 sl2,sss
Onup freight. 1914 a,2ao a,.sS
On down freight. ..... 1888 9,2s2 s,i4o
The receipts this year have not been in as great pro-
portion last The gross revenue has been larger but
the receipts per day have declined.
The Etna Insurance Company have this day declared
a semiannual dividend Of four per cent payable 10th
Instant
The rates of freight between Oswego and tide water
repre- to be ruinously low Flour is carried
the Hudsoa for cents per bb wheat 81 per bush;
saves 81 per ton, and other produce proportion
ably low prices The toll barrel of -four from Os-
wego TO Albany is zoe. mills, thus leaving margin of
less than 10 cents per bb to pay for towing the boat
wages OF men, &c on trip OF at least q days.
We notice that the books for subscription to the stock
of the Oswego and Syracuse Railroad to be opened
by the Commissioners the oath July next at the yil
lagos Of oswego, Fulton, Baldwnsville Syracuse, and
other places not yet made known.
law for the repeal Of the charter of the Bank of Du
buque owahas passedboth branches ofthe Legislature
and at the latest the signature
to become law The Court has decided that the
Bank has not forfeited her character and the question
viii be tried whether the Legislature repeal the
charter.
The New York herald., 1845-06-12

CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING
THERE will be matches, off over the above
Course Monday, June the 18th. Particulars made
known Saturday next
Also Purse of $50 viii be given off the day
mile heats best three in five under the ssdde free for horses
Second Ward Hotel Friday evening 18th
fore O'Clock, r. NJ, three make field
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
Centrevile, June l1th, 1915. ill 3t*rh
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SECOND WARD HOTEL

NOTICE:-The undersigned having purchased the entire
right of the above blshment from the late proprietor
Mr. Edmund Jones, soc from his friends and public
extended No pains will be spared render equal
entertainment 70 the late proprietor whose pride
TO please The Liquors and Segars Of the choicest
kinds and attendance the former superior
styeand hopes by strict attention please all those who
may favor him with call GEORGE THURSTON
New York, June 10, 1915.