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Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-02

p HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.,, IMPORT FRS AND WHOLESALE DEAL FRS in Drugs and Medicines Surgical and Dental Instruments, Chemicals Perumery Brushes, Window Glass, Paints Oils, Dye SIuffs &c
 Nos. 45 and AZ Watr street-MOBILE. HAvILANp REESE S Co, NewYork
 HAvILAND, HARRAL Ss ALLEN, Charleston, s. 0. HAvILANp, RIsLEY & Co, Augusta, Ga. dec2 1cmc pCHINA, Glass, Earthenwarc and Cut LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-Tbe subscriber Is receiving an extensive assor of the above art cles N hich he offers at | he lowest prices.
 novl4 JAS. MASTERsON. Importer. 34 Water-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-02

ID. R. FARMER, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
 GREEEvILLE, ALA, Will practice in Butler andthe adjoining coun- ties aug2Mmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-02

DIPE STAVES wanted. and prefer receiving II them up the river. Apply to
 aug2 c. LE BARON, s6 Commerce. street VIONGUES and SMOKEI BEEF-Landing \ from Sarah Brown and for shle by
 aug2 JNO. OREILLY q co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-02

MOLAssES-24 bbls New Orleans Molasses MI 10 bbs Sugar House, for sale by
 ang2 TIP. MILLER co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-02

CALT-In bIeached sacks, ff sale by
 0 aug2 JOHN GIBSON. 30 St. Michael sl. NUNNY BAGS-IO bales assorted sizes, for N aug2 sale by T. P.MILLER < co,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20

point. in driving. i n make - much =
possible Of Ibis rover; keep il in use as
long IS you can.
A good driver viii never lose tie power
lhathis carriage has acquired IN descending
: hill. iii il has been faihy overcome BY
friction. caused By The attraction that i
found in all bodies. The momeniumlhus
acquired may carry him across plain. or
PARKWAY up The next hin, he loud there
fire be rarefnl not 10 check Ibis motion in
The least degree; but by keeping his lean
along ont Of is way. and making them "a
Tor rather than check il. he will lose none
&c lis force.
But you find tlioughiless drivers cvnii-
nually Designating this .byious princi
pie. They will come TO a walk while
the carriage has rot vel forgot, u ~ good
will 10 move. The team, instead Of "a
Voring the good viii Of the carnage.
j. found hanging BY The brearhing. To
compensate for this total loss the driver
finds il necessary 10 renew the momen-
lum. and he will often do il by whipping
his team while raising the next hill! Fol-
Is, folly. Your team must have iime "a
breathe. and The best time is while walk
ing up hill. Bat llle team should neve
he required to get up great degree 0
momentum on Using ground.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20

hi 0Iher F0lks viii eome in and mske
il he fashion. Like other sp'dsnirs -
nay hase iis run, and haman Intercourse
Be temporarily relieved. al lrssl. from ne
slsreotyped fsIlies and nonsense.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20

10 How much happiness in thus life de-
ponds upon a cheerful disposition! It IS
not only pleasant in itself, but is the cause
OF pleasure in others. Gloom and DIS
content make an unhappy home, and on
" serve to feed the evil that they war
s.5 5t@&s#
against. ....r.
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

Is hardly single article exported 70 extent that
IN competition with manufacturers. This fact
IN connection with the great balance ia favor in our
trade with France makes intercourse with that coun
Try very profitable and very important in advancing
internal prosperity.
The commerce Of France with ell nations ia rspidy in
creasng. With Brazil her trade very large in I943
Tue direct trade of France with Braz amounted to
ao 500 OoO Ia Si2 1t had been 35 42 O0r The imports
anio Ffsuce Consisting cocoa
wood &C. at II 6s5 O0o and the exports
Brsz % 2s s 00af The profsctons OF the French soil
and manufactures. which in sa2 figured only 200 OOO
O0Of The principal articles of export were cotton
and sk stuffs. skins. wines, peper. wooen CLOTH salt
onter jewellery, mercury periumery, linen, &c The
navigation betweenhe countries employ IN lsa3 1893
vessels measuring tons l07 OF which were French
In 1912 the number had ONLY been
The New York herald., 1845-03-22
PORT OF NEW YORK.. MARCH az.
GIGarrsl.

Cleared.
Ships Arkansas, Bunker New Orleans VIM Nelson: Har.
grave Bailey, do Johnson Lowden-Barque Rapid Ward
Havana. Iayor-Bgs TsIquina Scott 81 Jago de Cuba
Thompson Adams; Sarah Brown. Norton Mobile Sturge
Cear@aoi Roy. Sailor, Y.ony Norfolk. Pstris I.
Ame ,hlips, Taunion Ms Also ship Charleston Brown
6hIsstan Geo BIlklsy; brig Caynya, B.de Apsachcos
paxscn VOLTA. Tutle Philadelphia WIN MeKte Co;
Crs4e Perlh Amboy,
schr Mary Jane Powell from Norfolk with flour to stur
ges v Cl.aman. ~
Schr Swan Baker days from Berlin. Md. with com to
master "' ~
schr Victoria Harwich, days from Hawich with fish, to
schr Maria Causey Stubbs from Providence with mdse
sch Excellent Smith, days from Fro vdence in ballast
master - -
Below,
One ship and one brig, at anchor outside the bar.
Sailed.
Shirs Ho!,iusuer, Baey Liverpool; Arkansas Bunker.
ana uaion Ks9one New Oean barqne Backus Stotebury
Jo,ephne Gray Antigua Augusta Cuacoa;
Wind wv
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Provision Market.

Onr different Markets, and the principal Meat shops
for the past week have exhibited very fair supply of
good Beet. Veal Mutton and the usual meats. Washing
TIN market 10 day, will show c beef Of superior
quality.
Veal plenty to be almost drug selling BY the
csrcase at cents the pound We noticed young or
March Lambs, that very handsome for the season
Peatoes aud vegetables in abundance Some early
Salad and Radishe1 At 81 the dozen punches.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Offered the present week. 1000 head OF Beef Cattle in
ciuding $50 tskep to New York; $50 Cows and Calves
800 Swine, and 2soo Sheep, some from the West
PriceS-Beeves-All in market token at $bl $6f the
100 lbs. according to quality
Cows and-Calvts duIl OF Sl2 a25
Swne-Sales at $il a So the 100 lbs.
So. W" f''Ae
Hay-fnces Of good Timothy without change; sales
during The week range at 90 75c the cwt Straw Rye
sells vt SIS q Sc the 100 bundles.
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mlsceiIaneous ttecord.
=. - =.
EMPIRE CI.IrR
TIIF COMMIT

T'HE C0MMlTrEE or ARRANGEMENTS appointed
iug. March 10th, Muphy's House last tF,is,y' s,
Thomas smith, charman. presiding The object being he
making OF the neceay mrang ments for 1rand
Procession Of u. Club Thursday evening rrI joseph
Murphy aud Joseph Cornell were apoonted Finance ON
h. President of the Empire Club Three cheers werr given
for w. i. Hswmsyer. sud the meeting sdioum~d ~
,.,..a , THOMAS SMITH Ch,inman.
JAMES hEEc, SECRETARY. nhss ltsis
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Al ransac,ons ore governed by the wants of immedi
alta demand. There no large sales for shipment.
Corror To day the demand has been moderate but
holders generally quite rm and rather advancing
their pretensions The sales reported, however,
small--about 700 bales, at steady rates.
HAy-COnmon qualities are in moderate request, and
sell at 40 45c Prime is dull n Soc The receipts are
increasing daily, and the stock is quite large
PaovisIoNs-There s very little doing in Ohio pork
cid prime sells at SIS rs S. SIt do at $ll 373
Sli 90 Beefis very dull Lard is active and prime keg
sells at 7ic
wnsxEY-Drudge casks dull, and are held at 22c.
Western and prison barrels are firm at 22l 2s3c.
REAL EsTArE AT AUcrioN.-House and let II Duane st.
Lot 25 by 100 feet 50 975
The New York herald., 1845-03-22
miscellaneous Record

PAcKET SHIr H. HUpsoS Moore, for London. will sail to-
day.
BRIG AnDaoLys-We stated on Wednesday that The Sd
INST IN I 80 30 Ion 60 TO- passed the deck
frame OF vessel painted black with red streak his
swers nearer TO the description have Of tbs Andodu than
anything have That brig sailed from Rochelle
der. and John ckers first mate.
SALvAGE-n action for salvage in the Brit sh Admiralty
Court against the Cumberland Of Boston for perform
I'd by some fishermen in the Channel, during voyage from
Bremen to New Orleans J. November last salvage Of $50
the part OF the vessel and refused ESQ being demanded
COMMERCE OF THE PoRT OF New YonK, WEEK ENDING
MARCH 81, 18i5
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State or Trade.

AsHss-Po.s very inactive So %, for old and "a
for new Pearls ere steady at 81 lS3.
BEEswAx-Prime yellow sells wanted at 295 293c
The demand Is very moderate.
BaEApsrurrs There is considerable inactivity in this
market We annex the quotations here and in several
other markets.
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Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
ship GsRstsrs snu Ausnes.

We shall stayor il Captains Of Ve,.,,. viii . u
soNEsr sivry, Captain OF News Boats r.r,t ~
c shipping left at the whence they saed the vessels
Newspaper cr news they may have Agents and Cocspcn.
dents hos abroad will nlso confer favor bv seudinv 10
hi, Office any Marine intelligence they may receive
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Died,

Died,
In Horn Town, Va, March 18th, Of the palsy Mr. Ro-
Dsnr RnD in the s7th Of his age formerly of this
city.
At Lynn, Norfolk County, Eng Jan. Sth, ls45, RIcH.
ARD X HUNTER, aged SO years.
The New York herald., 1845-03-22
sALr, or S1ocks-Roaror. MARCH mi

the Brokers Board. March 1880 Boston Stock 49,
Wer Rsilro,d 7lal IS Co@cid Ri,road ~, 10 do 7o; 2
d, 10 de- l04; do ds 0i4 IS do 1921; it5 R.adng
karoad 23is; so Wilmington KR 2l1s; SO do M
2Ls; 50 2lss Middlesex Mannf Co 1929 SO. lUO
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PROFEssOR RODGERs.

- FNOr hSSOIN EOD0EKNU,
GRATEFUL for the liberal patronage extended him during
the month Of January last by the enlightened talented
zens OF New has the honor to his the
city, and that he will deliver Of -Four Lectures with
interesting experiments AZ the four following places the
wonderful and mucn talked Of science OF
ANIMAL MAGNETISM " PHRENOLOGY.
nrssrs Institute in Madis9n street every Tuesday each
corner OF Grove and Hudson streets, every Friday Of each
wees commegcing ON Friday March 9TH: Clinton Hall every
American Republican Hall, Of avenue e and 3d
street. every Thudsy Of Zach week. commencing Thursday
March 9Th.
Tickets which will admit lady and gentleman Is cents
10 commence each evening sthaEpast o'clock.
mia twissm
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

SlGNOk oANQUlklCOS
GRAND VOCAL LAMP AMP INSsTpkhDMNENSrL Ssp CONCERT
In Full s6rr PiiI';; oRSassTRx aga hesTTRtx; with
On AZ NPsRA3 sEENE GER as Gn;sa
The following performe kindly vounteere
GNoEA ht iG0 i5Sefs M%bAME 'ss oT6
PAULINE DEsjARpiN:, and her pupil, sIGNoRlNA
SIG n sTEESS kEESI N faISiS SSSSSSxSLr SHYEH
N5 sIGN6k SdkoMHnssS 81 skGNis. ;ad -
Leader se ETlETNR issss viii q: Piano Forte
PROGRAM me.
CoNCERT-PARrI
s-Ro%snes@gs: % iu1tv; i;srinas lEliiil d! 'a ~
s-Ci,and Dac~"Conv.nieIz. teatraii." by Si9nora
hss I'd c.!ss.s ss sGsssss 1aa D0n.s
Fns!e sg M' FROM h1 ssy ciad.l: BY 0e'n'
s-d1s%s dsps ' Marinar BY sisnci Antosuiai 0a1s
For s1ssa tms With for
'iHn p.sy.r@FssT BY siYF1Ss MhG"' H.
1.-The Favoe Tyroiienne by siEnorna Felicia her first
a-The Cacl lss t by Mile Pauline
.'s Ths
l-cavstina sao Of ito.ua, Una vcce 5000 ia1 ssia
sdSSd s-d!sad Dac.Danaae 10 Som ssnoia rico and
s-IRss sptndid 81 ndff.s un foslio" sisnor
4-Gana sesns from the Opera 6beron
Thou mighty .a in full Dress and Coz NJ w.b
co.es9sd s%s and flu,; Mr. "s'''
s-raad GSof Duo from sa' siarmoaio secreioa Sig
PIise.fi1:. Tie and Paiausti. a-sseond Tier
N. B-The Boy Office will be open on Thursday morning,
goth instant and following days. from aoclock to o'clock
Door. At oelosk-psrformance commence at quar-
The New York herald., 1845-03-22
By Last Nights Southsrn Mail.

paiLApEIru March si-Below bsfqu- and herm brig
fax, Ms.
BALIiMoRE. M,reh eocd Coqustt- IBrl snider Dem.rs
r.; Orleans Long. West ladies, Lady WARNS ton stsyens
Nassau, Mp; vermllion, Seamsn. NYork "
RcHMoSp. March BAR Bachelor Horton New Orleans,
Courir, Couch; Orgon Corson. John Thompson Godfrey
Gomsliu', GRAFT sud Lsnngtos vans,lder New York Sid
Hauaseehet, Horkins, Boston; Thorn, Cole, NBedfod
NoRrcLK March is.Am Afford, Mason, snd Il L Crooke
ummock, >York; Black Warrior. Crowel armouth; Oueco
Crewell Boston glo, bo,, Eye. from erssep.s'ed last
York fsr Jsm. k,er yeusdiy outside The brig sup
posed the Ssna Jack,on from fot for River:
Pocahcntas. Wade, from Niork ioI Nerfolk.
CHARLrsroS March I7-Au Adlanfic, Cresmer NYork: I
Townsend, Stnrg rhiadelphia In tie oihrg. Mary Han
wond, Hcsmsr. I'm Hayana Cid Latons, Hsmbln NBedord
Sid e. Caroline, fatteu, Boston
MoBILr, March l-An Uaca,. Latham. NYork; Queen Of
the Ocean, Brl Tiiey Londoa; Scotia Lsse and Euclid
lBr1 Dawson Liverpool ia British Amer,es IBrl Prch.
ard Gssgow Mareai Ispl Mai and AmaIes tspl Miller,
Nav onIrAss. March IaAu Lswr.nce, emans, Kingston
Lsnisnd simpson, Boston; Pailss fr Corgili end
Cuts, Ph lsdepha.
miscellaneous Record.
,hsrrp-seamer Jewess, At Ncrfo!k reports-On Tues.
% s,snss m about hre, miles low the Bodkn PASSED schr
% tons on hsr nfam ssds spgeaed have hen
" spsred Bottom painted grcea ends sad LEAD col
alongside and full Of water.
The New York herald., 1845-03-22
AMERICAN EAGLE
HORSE SALE ESTABLISHMENT,
Christie, Corner of Delaney st, New York
La., ,l.,~p


HORSE SALE ESTABLISHMENT,
One Block East Of the Bowery
49, The undersigned having purchased the substantial
>Brick Buaing lately occupied by the Millere Fra
teraity 1.-THE end Of the world having been indefinitely
and its vicinity that the above open His
first Public Auction Sale which well tended ard
great satisfaction having taken place Thursday the 9Th
March last at II o'clock A. NJ he hopes by Integrity
adopt the American Eagle Horse Sale Establishment
and faithful application OF them will for the
reputation worthy ofhe first City of the Union aud he
they will be found afford the either buver seller
eIusal of his Rules and thinks them will be found
safe and agreeable than have been applied
busness he particularly invites inspection establish
The Arena the largest in the Union and for light aud
dimensions e from damp and dustthe Livery Department
the approved pn having between the
Stalls the whole length Of the building with ceiled floor
above, and every convenience that could be desired
this establishment be well known
The citizens of New York and the advantages accrung
both and seller from his thorough knowledge We
ternay Ah extensive and perfect ledge Of
the Horse added to his professional advice but be
benefit to those who him with their
There will regular Public Sale Of Hors Carriages Wal
the year, which will afford great facilities to tuyes and
sellers to transact and from the prot
which ansaction will be he ars himself that
he will meet with ample patronage from discerning public
word OF the advantages Of his establishment The
prietor invites them to call and his
and walled establishment, which conveniently
modate nearly hundred Horses ready sale for their
them through the extensive Of the proprietor
them that their
the American Eagle Horse Sale Establishment
ny-Salp on he 9th. rrhoJ
The New York herald., 1845-03-22
fashions FOR SPRING, ls45.

Fashions FOR SPRING, lS45
[N THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish his
- style Of Gentlemens Hats which, in every particular,
will be found fully the
enjoyed the production Of this dress
AMID0N,
Wall street, corner Nassau.
N. .B.-FRENCH HATS-A small invoice just received
from the anuacory Of the celebrated "Mugne Paris
which tine attention Of gentlemen is invited
fl TuTh&St isim an
ITO CARPENTERS, JOINERsI CABINET MAKERS
and Mill Wrights-A work. designed for the above named
mechanics the principle: cf spayed Work showing
diminished columns pitching panceeIs puues against ra
te and the mitreng Of mouldDes &C. by w. A. D
WIS., architect Pubs ed by the author 68 spring For sse
by BURGESS. STRlNGER co. 222 Broadway, and the
principal booksellers in the Uu ed States. Price Is cents
NH hrrc
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATRE.

SATURDAY EVENING, March "a, 1,,,,,o
HEARTs,Lord Charles Roebuck. Mr. Dyott Lady Alice
To conclude with the new Play ented GREEN BUSHES.
Hundred Years Ago, with music scenery. dresses.
George. Barry Mama. Miss Clara Ellis; Geraldine, Mn
Boxes st tier IS cents I'd tier 50 cen,sPt 50 csnGaery
z5 cents.
NOTICEi-FALMO's OFERA.
THE UNDERSGNED, respectfully informs his friends and
abort eiiod for the pupose Of producing Series Of Leeitmse
Play. in style Of superior excellence supported by
bee deprecated public Of is abuses:
s s sr s% Of % @
notes refinement while it supported by -and so long the
Cherished well conducted Theatre. under favorable
must succeed Scarcity of money, commercial embar
1887 doubtless treasury Of each aud every theatre
in the United of taste will cheerully foego
sustand by artists Of talent IT'S there many good
and enlightened who copscentousy opposed hea
isted and in all probability will continue every large
city, When il but poorly sncourassd j. has natural W ten
while empty rant aud low rbaiay vas the taste snd
worthy noble puIross: and high dss temple wh:s
and Ss :.s%ss eh 70 and
ul action behold as mirror the mort secret springs OF
smile quaint humor and sparkling w,-the ieen
m and the whitening edmlre the period
prose-o minele their tears with those shed BY
m.nty and ring out their joyous laugh with the
let these ends be attained Drama becomes bene
factor civilized Such the character the Temple
r no place for improper characters ardent spirits will be
sold IN the saloons. and none but aud moral people
% calls % his fellow citizens 70 sfSnS hs sG' in
7. sThe Theatre wi open on Monday. March 81 Per-
APPLYING for engagements must their conduct by
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

MONEY TO LOAN
AT NEW YORK TATTERSALL'S
ON NEW AND SECONDHAND VEHICLES of every
~ description and value.
CARRIAGE BUILDERS respectfully solicited for
ward their work early sales have already commenced with
spirit, and a fair
PUBLIC SALES of Carriages. Harness. Saddlery. Horses
&C.. every Monday, commencing at IL o'clock
GEORGE w. MILLER, Proprietor,
mh22 lwis*rc f46 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

CONCERT BY THE
RDEN F4 MILY.
THE MESSRs WARDENs Of PhilsdeIphia, respectfully
New York Tuesday Evening" 25th March, the
Society Library Room when they will selection OF their
musical public Of Philadelphia.
CONTRALTO-EMILY.
TENOR-EDWARD.
BARtTONO-DAVID.
BASSO-THOMAS
They will also sing number Of the popular Ballads OF
the day. Dayid will preside at the Piano Forte.
For particulars programme.
Tickets Tickets admitting gentleman and
ladies, ST. mai 3tFStNsec
The New York herald., 1845-03-22

CLkAK PORk-5o bills yeIy superior kxpa CesT rors isu
" packng-tor sale by EDW. COLLINS co
m3Src % south street,
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Naval.

no learn from 3 XIucen under dIts Of Jan s that the
saf f%e had dss Lieu.
nsa "nss sa:' pSsn.s pa y
1s sss, il place s.s ASsn
Bisssu is X. t:sss
mostly o.hen ali nearly ali those who
s9ss. sa which h'%s- 9s.
should not again in their feeble state Of health be
9s9Fa.nMyeh Sn, M sEPassed Mdshpman Browne de-
ordinary Portsmouth Nil; CHEF Easnssr John Faon.
Notice to Mariners.
ms.,
.nr % o The end
s% s s .s
5 o the ns sSs s spr 3 sS
Vessel The following the positions Of those buoys
% Nh d ' ss X
Of he North s. n NcSds Sa ps
HssselsN IL cSron Spit Buos-s 4 E. south scrOby
"a. south Eehos. Beacon Buoy lie. in f..hom.
rs wv fs ns 4a hi Il. saa
Gs Ts y sns N So
been taken away. and will not be replaced.
those low SPRING T aa' aspA'
CHRIsrIArA JAM 3-By resolution Of the 10th his
Msje:ty has given his his consent q s that,
That the light on Guanersboug and Gave be altered from
That the harbor lights on Hssholma steilen Fevid
aud be put under the direction Of the
FLOATING LIGHT FALSE BAy.-Notice is hereby given
S @ % Rf % S
mooed ~ fathoms water catle legth due North (by
Sr n saS Ss. a Tn @
four minutes showing flash each minute further notice
hae been her mo when the
Whalemen.
q ~ IS %s.pS 20 mos out b1 spoken
S.s MarwisA om Mobile for Portsmouth, 18th off
Esqus from Philadelphia for Barbadoes ed lat
i hsn y
S ne S. GO'sy ard sf%. ss
sALpAsHA BAY. Jan -n port, Canton Hanson Jg gu ano
& & DAYS. SPARTAN S Sss
erie, do, to load for Boston.
HON. Ports.
sssbury and Juno New
York. CID frances Ellen Dyer. Cardenas
Ass ainsf Mtsin Mobile franklin Dy'n New York;
;sss soH @ Ohio
s fs ss @ Goy TdasV
@ iS: ss%1s isHp'Gs
s1ai as LhiByl;$ia hbs:as9
fy '1d os s1 sSs % W%
abbe Es b l'; ssSs s,%siS@
Cope Monnt. Coast OF Aca and large toRsal schr
,%S @ sIs s
s sfFs: brig Ella
Below I
Re Florida H9wi.rd fiom ichibSe. which of Sandy
bS% sn amn. saa ordered to New Bedford Sid
Sss. .,P, q s,sY -
ns: kssi s:SsS
6v Js S aaand d s, s' s
.H@ Ss Mozart % Kin
al Sf I'D NV s: I %4?
Fs .' sSs had for
as ;sss ss s.fst' sHf e @
S'y S.s ss%I
,.s 4 sS, bh,dshs aPS Loaded
.:s sy @ fssd sr i~ "a W
phia.
NswroRr, March loArr Caledonia Srelmap, Providence
for Abany Topic Cook DO for Washington NC; Jas Bar
1 ss%"iGS Hs1sa asGa
PFs..S5 March Mar MA so.,era w.., .Sil;ssph,
.haiission; Splendid shsckford Esstpo; Woodlands Br1
Johmtoa - Jehn NIB; Alabama, Nickerssn Providence
vde'i SMITH Villa usbur Oneeo, Reed, New Bedford; w
Young somers Thorn, Wainwright. snd A w Leeds nd-
sharp. Jersey City.
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
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RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr., AuclIonrer.
- THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT HOTEL 4th
EiH Avenue and s6th sreetAnthony Becker CO. will
a. z O'clock At the Msrchsn,s Exchange the valuable
S6h street The ground contains SO feet the
iee on the street curbed and regulated and the
asessment paid the within blocks of the large
Croton Reservoir The House large attic build
86h street The premises desirable for the purpose Of
public house and are now occupied SUCH $4,000
remain on bond and mortgage al cent Possession wall
be given on the ls Of May next Titendsputabe For
and apply to the Auctoneer Broad
to ~ NOMLAN, on the premises, or No. Eleventh street
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l. o. OF G.. F.
o IL T q N a n ID @ y N e Z Z 7,


o IL TION AND CONCERT
THE HElNDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWS,
Of New York Lodge No. respectfully beg leave
nource their hrst Grafton and Concert the Tabernacle
March 2h lSt3 for the Benefit Of the Widows and Orphans
Fund 81 the Society which occasion JAMES BRADY
ESQ., has kindly nted deliver Grafton. he cee
brsted ANGLESEA BROTHERS have kindly volunteered
their ,au be services and will appear in COSTUME and sing
MAxIMILION ZUBoFF and PUPIL, Miss, years Of
Souate arranged for four hands by Beethoven MIR H. HAM
BRIDGE has also kindly consented perform Overture
the Panoote number Of Ladies Gentlemen have also
volunteered their aid this OCCASION and Of the
most popular Ballads.
Tickets be procured the principal Music Stores and
the door the evening Of the Concert also OF the following
Rentlsmen-
General Storms, j. Sherman Brownell,
Gideon Ostrander Tbos. X. Kellinger,
B. }. Meserole, E.F Purdy,
James Conner, X. H. Morris,
And from the following
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
j. T.. Coachmon, James Reed,
Eff smith. Geo. RMsiyss:.s M
q. II. Kellinger, DIR. w. w. Tompkins.
VIM b Barber, John Faulkner,
Stephen Brooker, II. j. Wayne,
w. ii. Hyatt, w. Bazely,
Major j. Hopkins, j. McKibbeu,
Geo. Haywood Thos. Brown
II. Bazely, M. Fallen,
4. B. Earle, = McCracken,
J. 8 Msgnuss, DR.. ]. t. Tuttle,
and Captain Stephen Miller, of Brooklyn.
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The New York herald., 1845-03-22
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