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The New York herald., 1845-11-03

Dh' risks LEcTuRE-In consequence of the
wenesS ., las' evening DR.. Pse' lecture was post
poneo. Inc lectures have been announced condi-
t'ona'ly so as to provide against the contingency
bad weather
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

POLLY BopNE.-The trial of this woman has been
SET down tor this day, before Judge Edmonds, in
the Circuit Court. A case of adultery, and also of
seduction were on the civil calendar Of this Court
lot saturday. They will probably go on in the
course Of the week
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

PRIVATE DTssEcTING RooMs.-We have heard a
good deal of complaint about some private dissect.
ing rooms In Broadway, which are, il is said, con-
Quoted without due regard to the feelings and rights
OF those living In the neghoorhood 1t Is gratifying
to learn that the science Of anatomythe only true
foundation of medical and surgical skilI-ls growing
In this metropolis, but teachers and professors, both
public and private, must conduct their dissectinp
rooms with decency. We trust that this point will
be attended to, and that the grounds of the com.
plants which have been suggested will be promptly
removed
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

REFORM OF TIE MILrTA LAws.-Why do not
the people insist upon all the candidates for Assem-
bly, pedging themselves to seek reform Of the mi.
lltia lawsl The system IS abominably unjust and
oppressive, and ought to be abolished Down with
II at once.
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

Subscribers the country receiving their papers in
yellow envelopes viii understand that their term OF
subsc ription has nearly expired
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

Inc Italian Couioll, stabbed by Grille, in an
ARRAY az Donaldsonville few DAYS aoo. has since
died OF MS wounds Another instance this Of the DIRE adj
'"' re'"' OIL in'smpersnce-N o. Pic. Oe. "a. = 49,
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

:, ,MuRDER.-We learn from the MaysviHe (Kv)
EEag6 Eag that a lew nights since, in an affray, near
n oope"snsviile Harrison county Ky, Hsden Kendall and
u'Han, TWO white men, were murdered by negro
named JLs reward of $500 is offered for the appre
e1n o. the murderer, who hed Immediately upon the
von. .s'on mun oi the crime He nsar Higgns
port, Ohio, bnt has not been arrested
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

FROM ST. LUCM-We are not aware ~ anv jo
cal occurrence of the last week that might he com.
municated with any interest our distant readers
less the state Of the weather be considered which we
cultural operations OF island there being but lew
plantations that have not been blessed with abundance
with violence creating alarm in the minds Of those
who have known the awful vsations in the hurrcan
months Of by-gone years. Excepting the influenza
which prevails amongst the young children the Island
happily free from those maladies which are generally
the apprehended consequence of an unsettled state OF
weather. Cdstriss, Sent Is. !
The New York herald., 1845-11-03

CHINA.-The ship Aquetnet arrived last evening
from China, but brings nothing Of more recent
date than received via England her dates from ST.
Helena little later, but reports nothing of any
importance. Capt. Mosher states that on the Goth
Of June, in the China Sea, Mr.. Henry S. Sherman,
passenger on board the A., leaped from the lower
cabin window into the sea, without being seen, and
was lost He was young man and resident or
native Of Jefferson county, ~ Y, and had intimated
on several occasions that he intended destroying
himself in this manner.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
Amerit nn Corn Trade.

la the last week efforts have been made TO raise the
prices Of flour here end elsewhere In this market the
article hos Improved sightly, and may quote Gene.
see at 81 75,S4 SIT and even the best brand at 81 s7
Ohio and Michigan the Rve -four sells at s7I
So 90 Corn meal 81 so a 81 6s3 Southern corn ACC
Rye 81 cents Barley 624 cents We have a large
enough supply.
There was considerable fuctuation in the price Of
wheat in Southport, Wis, in the week ending 18th inst
the variations having been from 81 ~ cents The last
named price paid the 10th 6s ceots fair quo.
tation Flour 80 81 - for quality Corn s7acents;
oats % % cents.
The -four market in Cincinnati the 2lst instant was
qne brisk At the Miami canal 800 bbls were taken
uniform brand at So so clear delivered the rivers $50
bbs at So 3d. part OF inspected and so So clear
At the raj road there sale at So 60 delivered TIL,
mills we're holding firm at 50 623 the mills This price
offered the 2Oh for several lots delivered but re
used.
In Baltimore on the 2sth inst holders Of Howard street
hour uniformly asked 81 25 for good mixed brands but
the transactions were mined very small lots meet
pressing wants The receipt price was $4 from
City Mills Flour 81 25no transactions. Red Wheat no.
mnal at 50 o0c according to quality Very Ii tie Corn
Offering White waa worth Al A2c and yellow "a aac
Md. Oats 27 4 C6c y : "
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bctDws
One brig, unknown. Wind N.
9Ec,r.sN PnrsMs


BATH, Jan 2a-Arr Lib-rty Best Baltimore
,IohTLANp, Jan 29-Arr VILLAIN, Parsons, Baltimore Cid
watson Warhouse, Point Petre Quad, Sid Warren
cer Cennegos; David Pratt 81 JaRo, Cuba Foster
Below brig supposed the Eme!ine, from Boston ~
PoRTsMoUTH Jan 2eArr Cyrus Brazier NYork for Port
land Augusta Cove Bath for Boston brought in
CaP and crew Of sch Armida Of from
Norfolk The Armd, went ashore Rye Beach, on the 2sh
.brut M ia thick westher Capt crew left The scr
IN their boat and cot board the Augusta about O'Clock
same evenng-arr here at m, 10Th.
c,S ,NSEwsunYFnRT. % jan 2SnAr Granville Phbrook NYork
SALEM, Jan 29-Sld Mary Ieen, Dean, West Indies,
BosToN, jan so-Arr Cooley 8 Co, Young, NYork Cid
sydney Leach Kingston Jam; Potomac. Beare Anwerp
Mar hf Snow and FaTwe, scudder New Orleans Panchta
sSX,rt paco C9ws sasscola Chckasaw
silenus, Palestine ''' oa'pian'
brook Norfolk. ~ 'u' Aior
NEw BEDFoRp. Jan 29-Arr horn, Cole, Richmond
srRoyDENce Jan 29-Bslow Tryall Nickerson Norfolk
sd Graad Turk Porte, Naanzas; Hope Trimyer York Ri
Savannah. '' ~'Nio''
FALL RIVER, Jan 2s-sld Alexander M, Baltimore
orHLApELrHA. Jan so.Cld kobt Morris Ouerbridge New
OIlrans Cora, Graves, NPork. "
RicHMorD, Jan 29Sld Tuscarora Smack New York Can.
ce, Fell River. -o."' o"A'
CHAnLEsroN, Jan 28Arr Macao (Br] Scott and Jupiter
carter experienced boisfeons
lost and split SAILS stove bplwa ks &c; Telu mah Boand
ro'k Gid .aeauard Br] smith, Liverpool; Tvnde odre
Havre. "e'' oo"1'''
SAVANNAH, Jan 26-Sld Mary, Richardson Boston
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mex table showing the current quotations in
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
American Provisions.

There very good demend for Ohio lard and sales
have been made Of kers a. a6s We now quote lard
at 5 old o. There not much doing in cheese or but
ter; good quality OF the latter s held - cents
Beef il improving in demand but hear Of few sales
We quote new mess at So IS as. New prime at $47s
40 49, Prime pork oges from $7S73 to co. Mess
$40 10 2 We have heard of sales Of prime mess at
Sill. for England. Hams fetch &c. and shoulders &c.
In Cincinnati the 2st inst sales country cured
bulk pork from wagons made at So So per 100 lbs
hog round so bbs No lard at IS so per 100 lbs sales
OF No. country rendered, from wagons, at 56s
Considerable new pork and lard haa arrived
from New Orleans since last report. sufficient
quantity beitg for sale in that market our quota.
tons changed to meet the views Of holders at which
rates they were firm the 80th ns though yet bu
triing sales of had been made The sales Of old
Pork had been small at about 81 reduction on our quoted
prices Mess beef SO so SO IS per Dbl mos. There
had been good demand for picked hams for neghbor
ing market at quoted prices Butter and cheese remained
as previously noticed At auction so bbs clear Pork at
$40 rs per bbl, cash.
There was but little doing in barrel meats Baltimore
on the 29h inst end holders continued to ask the fol
lowing rates viz Baltimore packet Mess Beef S9 No
81 80 ST. Prime So; Baltimore packed Mess Pork $40 so
$ll, and Prime 50 CO. The demand for new Bacon con-
tnued good, and the market very m the following
rites both for Western and city cured viz Hams "
cants Sides cents Shoulder 81 CENTS Joles 81 cents
and assorted cens. Lard had advanced and we note
sales Of Western No in kegs at cents at which rate
this article is firm city rendered at cents.
The following Ia statement Of the amount Of Pork
packed at the West this compared with the quantity
packed in l844:-
F1.~,p LeJ
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

Inc cenas reyenr exceed the expenditures Of the f.
cal year more than onehid of the annual interest
the canal debt onsequeny half Of the mill tax viii
cease after the collection assessed 10 year
ls44 The whole Of the mill levied in is4a and pay
aeie INTO the Stale Treasury st of March, ls45 Is
be applied 70 the of the general fund.- and after that
the general fund will be aided by tax of half MILL and
the people will be reliev from the pay of other
hail which has been assessed under the law of ls42
Within twelve months there is due end Of the
canal debt the of S374a626 0 The means on hand
applicable to the payment of this debt to So
aa6 e. This leaves balance to be provided for from
the revenues efthe current year Of 81, ,o5l 400 IL
Ofthe stcck whh falls due in January s46, the Com
mssoners have already in their hands, investment
for the surplus tolls Sinking Fund the of $ba6
o0S o. There is also in the hands of the Comptroller in
trust for the redemption of the circulation of certain
banks, the further of about 500 OOO This leaves
$ll6529 6S of the stock reimbursable January is46
in the hands Of the public With the balance OF the Sink
Ing Fund about $3.50 0O0 the balance OF The Canal Fund
otter pay ing the Erie and hsmplan canal debt together
with the surplus tolls of 1885, it is believed there will be
sui ent to meet the ChenaDgo canal stock as it is
presented for redemption in ls4s
All The chartered banks this State required by
the act of ls4s make returns of their circulating notes
to the Comptroller and to deliver their into his Gus
tcdy before the lst Of July year. and all notes
issued prior TO that date required to be burned il
presence Of an officer appointed for that purpose on or
before the ls of July lsa The results Of the state.
ments made are as follows:
A,ronnt on hand and in circulation, July l.,
ls4a,.. ................. $37, ,Oss $50
Amount in actual circulation. IL 647 $40
Amount on hand and in circulation, August
lst, is44. .......... ........... 1915 022
Amount in actual circulation l,545 237
Since the st day Of August last evidence has been
ceved of tho BURNING of 1885, AGO. reducing the amount
non-regstered notes in the possession of the banks to
81 659,732, which includes tae actual circulation.
Tho total Of each denomination of registered notes in
the possession Of 50 incorporated banks the day
December, ls44. was as follows:
REGHrEREp CIRCULATION or THE BANKS OF New YoRK
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
Cotton Trade.

The condition of principal markes since the re.
cent OF the favorable advices from Liverpool by the
Camorats decidedly better than for long time
ana an advance Of from onehalf three Of
cent per pound has been realized The stock in this and
the southern markets Is rather light for the seasons th
shipments TO foreign ports been large and for some
time past the receipts from the interior have been limited
n consequence OF the low stage of water in the rivers
as the accounts from Liverpool proceed south the mar.
Rss must De avorably influenced the planters nduc
ceips at the different southern depots depends entrev
upon the nature OF European advces for the next sxt
nays II favorable, the supplies will be very large bui
un!avorable the crop will be kept back Should the
M recently received by the Cambria be confirmed
oy tue packet leaving Liverpool the 4h Of February
tne state OF commercial affairs in this country will be
wonderfully improved. The prosperity of very mpor
TAM Secon of the country depends entirely upon the re
csP o. iartner favorable advces from Europe. We an
mex statement showing the movements in this STAPLE
Receipts at ports Of the U s. since Sept 1884, ss4 soa
20 40 do same period last year $50 7i2
Do do do do year before, |, las s4l
Exports from U s. since Sept !, 1914. .... 6l2oI5
Do do same period last wear. .... s46,7ss
70 40 do year before -. 684, ,672
Inc receipts at this port since the LIST Instant amount
70 70 0Oo exports to $500 bales-taken by spin.
ners ~ Vo psies.taken on speculation, $500 bales
s'"Ck on mana 10000 baes-amount sale 900 bales
sept 1874 amount to nearly many bales as were shin
ped 10 the same time in 942 and to nearly double
the amount shipped in the time is43 and IA The
receipts have not been SO large this year they
bales but they far have been much larger than last
year, when the crop amounted to O3O 600 bales The
conclusions naturally drawn from these facts are that the
crop this year will range somewhere between the yields
Of l843 and lS44.
We annex table showing the current quotations in
this market A -
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
Washington.
Especial Correspondence of the Herald

WASHINGTON, Jan. %, Is45
Interesting Diplomatic Movements of Mr.. Calhoun
-War SPIRIT IN Congress Corruption of Tyer-
ism : The Foreign Ministers in trouble.
You will remember that some time since. a gang
OF slaves 81 eight or nine, burned house in Flo
rlda or that vicinity, and after numbering the fami-
y. escaped to Bermuda They were indicted by
Grand Jury for arson and murder, and de mand
made by "a former Secretary OF State for their deli.
very TO- our authorities or punishment This was
refused ny the courts OF Bermuda, and the slaves
Sill! remain there most positive despatch will
be issued by Mr. Calhoun to our minister. Mr..
Everett, to demand the immediate action of the
British government before the adjoura anne nj of Con-
sress. This dispatch will be most positive and de-
clded, and VIII be sent out by The next steamer
The war feeling in Congress is tremendous. 1t
Is believed that the foreign policy Of Mr. Calhoun,
will, through It's action on the manufacturing sys.
TEN OF England, soon produce an internal revolu-
non OF that country. England has attempted TO
destroy our Unlon-we can upset her government
and llberate her down.trodden masses
The most cordial feelings OF friendship, even to
excess, appear TO exist here between the British
Minister, Pakenham, and the French Charge the
wife of the latter, at mt party having resided
at the house of the former and even sent the cards
OF invitation. They have had sew raj meetings the
past few days,at one or two of which Almonte, the
Mexican Minister. was present give this to YOU
for what it is worth The announcement of such
precious good feeling would mt suit the ears of the
countrymen Of the French Charge i'll Paris. All
these are In trouble.
AS soon as John Tyler leaves the admin,stra
tlon-if not beiore-there will be the most astound-
ing expostIons of fraud and rascaty as to giving
out OF contracts and Offices ever developed. Have
Won heard that story relative 10 STONES. of the
Madisonian," and the iron steamboat at Pitts
burgh-the agency of one from Philade lphia in the
business, and lady of Brooklyn, who was here
with him-the promise of 81 900, and the cheating
OF Jones in the end out of the whole fee
While Mr. Webster was here, it is said. a regu.
lar per centage received for the distribution of
offices; OF course, unknown to him.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
From Washington.

Our accounts from Washington state tina, Chan
cellor Waiworih and Judge King, of Philadelphia,
who were nominated to The Supreme Court of the
United States, will both be rejected by the Senate
II is supposed that Chief Justice Nelson will be
dominated in place of Mr.. Walworth, and that Mr..
Buchanan will be nominated in place Of Judge
King. In that event Mr. Bronson of N. Y, may
receive the appointment of Chief Justice of this
State.
It is also stated that Mr.. King, Minister to
France. will shortly return to this country on ac-
count of his i'll health His friends desire that he
may have place in Mr.. Folks cabinet.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
State or Trade.

AsHEs-Pots are dull at S4 pearls steady 81 25
wanted. at 294 29}c. 900
CorTor-To-day a very limited business was done
era are firm and demand very high rates Sales reported
amount to 500 ba,es.
HAY-Common qualities sell at So soc. Prime hello
al 5s a 6oc The demand is very limited.
WHisKsY-Drudge casks In limited demand at 22c.
western and prison barrels are held at 23 a 24c
REAL Estate AT 7ction story brick house and
10y 2v3 Pearl street lot 25 II 10 inches front 25 # b,
~ loo y deep; house 81 It deep. $4,000
Three story brick house 33l Pearl st lot 2l1 'front.'
l7i rear, by 100 deep; house 64s deep. 80 1909
Two story brick front house 20 White st, rs by 40
IT. and lot a5 by leo fl. 1000
Two story BRICK house o5 Vesey st. house 23i by SO
it, lot754 # deep. .. ..................... $3.50
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

BALIMess Jan so.Arr Seaman Myck v.lparaiso-l4h
ins lat 10 ~ Ion So 40 the wreck Of brig Spray of
mouth. e repoued Frances sone, Aralachicois Cld
Eysine Walton, orfolk; Mary Auunsa krwan. Arecbo
AAndss,n New New YORK; Charles sdss Tsniqas a
Thomast.n; equator Gard very
yss a awssner los. boat stove bulyarks &c. In Hampton
IGsn MSSrrSy Dsves,ux Spanish Nam Arr gath John
York Sid Preston, Williams and Potomac, Cornell Proy.
dence; Fair Play Rogers, Boston. ~
Foreign Ports.
VALPARAIso, Oct 6-Sd Albert Henry HalIett Central
Americs nez KNOX Sandwich Islands In port Helena Ben.
Jamn from New York for Caao Sophia Knowss ssiied
few days before for leeward. ~
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IL BANKS OF New YoRK,

Aotai... wv ,ll5
TIE fund to redeem the issues Of the insevent Safety
Fund Banks, appears to be amost nsolvent ITSELF The
fund.- the lst Of January amounted $l7s IT,
the amount to be paid co. leaving the Of
Sss7 49, be provided for discharge all the obga
tona of the safety fund.- The Comptroller says that the
whole number associations and individual bankers that
have deposited securities with the Comptroller and
ceved circulating notes therefor under the act to autho.
rize the business of banking passed April 49, 1885,
huncred and nine Ten Of the number have been closed
by their stockholders and their circulating notes
deemed ct par and returned to the Banking Department.
except the sum of 4l47 for the redemption Of which
funds are in the hands Of the Comptroller
Twenynine of the 100 banks before referred to- have
been closed by the Comptroller The aggregate circua-
ton of the twenty nine banks at the time Of failure
was. 81 233 STA
Amount taken up by the Comptroller. ii 1876 74s
Leaving the outstanding circulation. $s7 e2e
There seventy associations and individual bankers
in operation, whose aggregate circulation on the
sls December 1884, $6 $50 697 few of these are
calling u their notes. intending to close their business
SscURITIEs DEPOSITED CoMrrRoLLxR
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Decrease this year.


is here to be that the number Of Hogs packed
this year but little than half the number pack
ed last end is estimated that the average weight
the Hogs packed last is full u per cent heavier than
those packed this year. and by is supposed they
will rage even higher centage which will re.
the amount Of Pork packed in ls45 fully oneha Of
the amount Of last years packing. Some tring additions
result.
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Retail Provision M rarket.

ne verious markets. and most of the meat shops dur
ing he past week have made their usual display Of Rne
peel &C. We notice for sale to-day, in Fulton market
(See advertisement f''
IN washington Market there Is some fine mutton, and
noio pears meat, ct 60 cents per ID. Good veal
roniiy scarce; but little, fresh killed. in market
rsh s plenty and some fine habu,, from the east is
vegetables continue plenty, and Irish and French no.
tatoes are selling at from g.. TO a. the busheI r.
The New York herald., 1845-02-01


ships ltanbow Land Canton Rowland & Aspinw all; nm
nr barstow. Liverpool Fl Marshal Msdiaior Chsd
wsGk tondon John Gswod; St Nicolas, Pe Have Boyd
Hiuck.n Sharon, Thompson, New Orleans John Elwe
G"i Hn Wsbash Hathaway de- santon Frost: New York
ftui teo Bukley; Courier Wolfe. Richmond
Hincken -Brigs Eaale Dyer Baracoa Aymar Co; Noble
Deming, Charleston, Brett u Vose
Arrived,
schr Belle McMath, 40 hours from Norfolk with mds. to
Schr ovoca. Sues 40 haus from Norfolk with md.s IN
James Gordon % Sailed in with schrs John Dems
rest aud Farpl ", for ny ort.
Schr louick, Derrckson from Norfolk with naval stores
schr Alice Ellis Ro days from virrinia with oysters
Schr Delaware, Holbrook from Thomaston, with lime. to
master. 80 '' w.
-" 'N' W
schr Hope Browning, fom Bristol RI with mdse to the
master. ~ ~ w ~
Below
One brig unknown. Wind N.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

JAN. 80 0-Beeves-7d5 head offered, Including so from
Virginia Sales at - 25 10 per 100 lbs as IN QUALITY
IT'S head taken 10 New York f''
Cows and Calves 1877 offered Sales of rv cows a, a
Sl2 springers $s l6 and mich cows sis 25 ss in
quality.
so 4 so pc, l00rs.
sheep-s75 brought in, and sales at % % each a.
in quality.
Hsy-There were ala loads brought In this week
Sales Of Timothy at 80 sbc and clover and Timothy
mixed 10 soc per 100 ba. Rye straw, 81 &c per bdl
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TO RAIL ROAD COMPANIES

INNS PATENT CAR BOX. for Ra ! road Journas--The
proprietas Of Tins Patent Car Box respectfully call the
attention Of Ra lroad COMPANIES Car and all
others interested the propreors their ability
1000 miles at least without renewing The OIL and
The OIL and wearing clean and free from dust
keep the oil in tn. box and is liable get
with ble being constructed with this
particular and thereby saving stockholders and all
others concerned
They have appointed Cornelius Kanouse of Jersey City
their agent whom LEGATION be made fer right and
maput curing them quantity, and will be attended to
imme lately BY the above or the nndeKgned propetcrs.
January 18th, l843. TINS HILL BOODY.
m eec
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Do,nestsn gmnnrt.tycu..

sAvASNAHBrg Exact- Reported yssterday)i2 cks rice
% bales cotton D. Forest co-2s do Bsrcay LIVINGSTON
81 do Brgham-5I do box Perkins Hopkins SO bales
snshis grog1,dd nus owdy Wells2s bales Maray2o
'ravfs3i Smith Mills col box Harper Brorhers-2 VIM
Burees-l Hibbad Cobai Saxon-i Bernhennes-22 hf
bxs Jno hey2 bbs Geo Jonesl truck boxes Hastead
okan--i bdl Hart Brothers-i case Lathrop-l3l
bales IN ordp = -
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Second Board
sALEs OF srocxs-Bo.ror Ian a.

30 00S on New York, par; share Boston and Worcee
Yer kk lls3; las Western RR 96; 80 Eastern RR 1904
70 Norwich and Worcester RR. esd; rs Reading RR SO
lod 2ls 100 do, sol0l 2T 25 2lf rs do a2 Nassa
cnusetts Mills l0i Columbian BR, l03 Union Bank
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
Married.,

Married,
On Thursday 80th inst. by His Honor James Harper
this city =
Also, on Thursdsv, by the same Mr. IIswRv b, JosEs
10 MISS MARIA WICK, oil of this city.
Also, on Thursday, by the same Mr. JAMES B. SMITH
to Miss CHARLorrEA. WAasrro ali of this city
Died.
On Friday morning. slst inst Ronr,r Mcp,rr.x In
the 42d year Of his age. ' -
HIS friends, and those Of the family gro resnecfn,,
at III William street. 'ioeA'
On Thursday evening, soth instant MICHAEL N. pr
GRooT, In the 36th year oil his age "
lis friends and relatives are respectfully inv;tad -
tend his funeral from his late residence "a
suett, tomorrow afternoon az o'clock The ira ma la
srs Of the city are particularly invited 10 attend,
The New York herald., 1845-02-01
MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF the Steannzhipss
., Stsamsrs Leapr Lip'f. Dssi .dae'a. Leare 4re6
i99eyrna, 9y, Eyre. Feb I Feb 10. ...... Msr:
western, Matthew'S. Mar 20 April l2. April "a
The New York herald., 1845-02-01

l-s4sa NOTICE.
TFWlLLIAM DEAN, o. 3, whS ief. the Naval Hospi,s
At the Navy Yard Brooklyn he will receive of
which left his hands for him Ol should said Dean have
the money will be paid his legal representative
proper proof thsreof y hAfALJi,, -,
~ 1aw 4wsN ssresoa, u . ~.