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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

- Our attention was yesterday called TO Hot Air
Furnace for heating dwellings stores churches, &c.
Manufactured and put up by Mr.. GEO WALKER, the
Psfenree 20 Broadway and own conviction. well
AZ the testimony of numerous, gentlemen who have used
them g. LAT they improvement any other in
use producing mild bslmy heat free from dust or gas
and are in every way desirable spp-ndage a house
where the luxury Of wrm, well ventilated apartments
Is al all appreciated.
PARDoSED.-Governor Skunk has pardoned the
lad William Hurley who was convicted Of causing the
dearh 0, Joseph Morrow by stabbing him in the shop
where they worked together.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

~. LOWELL As 1T WAS AND As IT Is By Rev.
HENRY A. MILES. is a neat lsmo of 23i pages Just
issued by Powers X Bagley, Lowell 1t is full of
facts Of general interest, We learn from il that the
Mcrrimac Company Whose dividends are so often
quoted employs 1850 women, whose average earn
ings considerably exceed 80 each per week above
The cost of their board. The laboring men average
- cents per day above their board fifty six over
scers receive 81 each per day with occasional pre-
miums. These are the reduced wages we hear OF. J
None are employed under fifteen years of age. No
woman is retained day after she is known to be
guilty of liceniious conduct, but pot one in hun
| bred is ever discharged for any such cause The
average running time is IL hours 10 minutes per
| iay. which is too long and should be shortened but
the average working time OF each hand is but ten
| hours and half In the Boot Mills careful &C
count OF working time has been kept, and il ap
pears that LOG girls averaged POI days each in a
! year and 10 hours minutes per day. each being
paid according TO her work and - all are paid in
cash every moI,h.-not tarthng in store orders
or barter Of any kind The average earnings of the
women in all the factories, including noviccs, i.
sle3 per week beside their hoard Many girls who
have been school teachers gladly take places in the
mills as the pay is higher here, and the work light
/ cr though the hours are longer. No one has lost
sixpencc of her earnings in the Lowell fac;ore.
since the first was started. The girls have about
100000 in the Savings Bank
Such is the condition of the Laboring Class il
the principal Manufacturing town in America
Granted that it is not all it should be-lhat it might
| l., -h..-.
else does a Laborng class of equal numbers earn
50 much, year by year where else they &
constantly employed comfortably situated and
adequately rewarded lie, those who would over
throw this state of things 90 TO work and build uI
something better. show how il may be done
Until they have crude notos of this sort ought
they not to cease their ncessani warfare on Amer
/ can Manufactures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-09

r-s5, The Express Of yesterday has some two
columns aimed at The Tribune, partly third riiu-
ration of the old story about The SchncIposl Letter
from Paris. In which it is helped out by the News 81
nartv founded on correspondence report OF X.
Waldo Emerson's Speech at the Waliham Anti
slavery Pie Mic on the lst of August We do 1t
perceive any necessity for speaking farther on thee
points The Express unto diverge INTO column
IF gross abuse and calumny aimed at Gov Seward
and Mr.. Weed which Gov. 5. richly deserved by
giving the Express Office when he was IN power.
He ought to have realized thattherc was neither hit
ness in the appointment nor honor IN the recipient
whose columns are now used to assall HIM Gov. : J
IN a charge Of opposing Mr. Clays nomination in
s39. rhen The Express men did that same hfng
ruth all their mighL But we leave all this to the
Evening Journal. and attend only to so much of the
calumny as affects us. The Express unqualiiedly
asserts in reference to ls39
%. The Editor OF The Tribune despatched TO ilar
sburr after various promenades through the interior
~ insist upon IT, Clay could not be elected Among
,lnr reasons sbocGpse he was stakeholder and could
not therefore command the - votes of New'iork
Now the Editor of The Tribune was never " dis
patched to Harrisburg-he went there entirely on
MS OWN SueEtrllDH anu at h'T 'NH - PN"'N'
various promenadcs " through the State consisted
of one rapid journey hence to his fathers Ia Erie
Co. Pa returning through Pennsylvania. He never
said Mr.. CLAY could not be elected because he was
STAKEHOLDER" and never said at Harrisburg thai
he could not command the i2 votes OF New York.
On the contrary his calculation of chances exhibit
"a at Harrisburg expressly set down New-iork a.
profanity for clay. or any Wing who should be
much for 0ur part Of the Express
calumny. 1.-THE Express has been more devoted
10 or more efficient in the Wing cause, or in sup
port Of Mr. Clay than we have, let it wear It's honors
As bravcly as il may. If any Wing orators last
year commended Mr. Clay barely better than
Polk" c, them be named aud handled as they de
serve. But The Tribune is perfectly able TO set
forth its own sentiments and does not choose to be
Judged by VIVA, somebody else says at a Pic mic or
in a newspaper, whether he be Orator, Editor Pas
tor, or whatever he may. We publish great many
sentiments, including portion of the Express
garrulous malice, which we are very far from APP
proving, prcsuming our readers DESTROYS ofknowing
what others think as well as ourselves.
The New York herald., 1845-04-15
General Sessions.
Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Emmons snd

JONAS b. PHnLlrs, District Attorney, ~ fafsyf-.
ArRL Sentence--Frcdcrick Ge,sier was sen'en
to the City Prison month, for keeping dsorderiy
house in the first ward.
Noie P,oseqa.-In the ce8c of Remson fsirwcsiher,
indicted for forgery in the second ceerec rs yrrs7"
was entered motion of the District Attorney.
Trial Of Wiiiiam Davis Ccnfinues.-This then
resumed and alter examining several witnesses
character Mr. Jordan the defence and Mr. rhg Tor
the prosecution, summed up the evidence the to
the jury, alter which the Court took TIL eleven
o'clock this morning, when the Recorder will charge the
jury
Long TriaThe case OF Joseph G. Ashley, ior forgery
and perjury will be taken up tomorrow (Tussdayl and
will probably continue for a week.
The New York herald., 1845-04-15
Superior Court.

APRIL II-DscrsIoNs-keitogg va. Manu- Motion for
costs denied, without COSTS.
Orsr Slate ef ais VS.. Peter Ferguson Judgment al.
6rmed.
Ordered that the 18th rule Of this Court be amended
by adding thereto And motion may he made to strike
out demurrer frivolous, in like manner frivolous
or false plea"
M Palmer and Mary Dean vs.. FSedoick Rem.,.-Juds
ment reversed
John j. Boyd .aier~nder RidsbaekC ertioTagi from
Marine Court. Judgment affirmed
Henrietta Lohier vs.. james L.. Dos.-Demurrer- --Judg.
ment for defendant demurrer with liberty plaintiff
TO reply payment oil costs within ten days Of
this rule.
The New York herald., 1845-04-15


INLAND lCssues. : since our last The valer In The
river has made Itscli channel through the ICE,
aid s Confidently hoped whole damage csused
By the heaviest jan that has been known IN a region
sine. is25 . nov ssssrsiuet. The chznnsl through
which the wstr hows about hall wsy the rlver
Oh 10th si1ss the ce stii Ines IN heavy masses
The injury caused 10 cur dock oompsnys works 10
Soahncd 10 the wharf, and much mstsd than vas
hrs b.eved Ia the ioss sustained il not cause
company previously PROPOSED 70 esec, during the present
SUMMIT.
Al eussnsioA tAs damage he. ben eensidsr.sis,
anticipated frow the tact 81 the having rs~a net
ic~s than q isei- The lover ~hsr and store hoose.
w~fs otslly ssrroy.s IN ,hs store Aeass % lsrs.
quantity cfseur nelensins 70 Mr. wiihsn wcedrus. Of
awsy or stmsssa th- Voc. - 10. s-n-s n~ins ssso,
Ssp slso Cont&.ef hox shs.s Of saGsr b~oIlina 70
Ms sssrs,,,s o. .sr,-s .,,. 10 .s.s sssr sosss
s'rsef, - chrF~~e, ws- :" mach as~ss~i - - ee
hssss eoos Aou.s ss,-eh. I. the stowe h.rr.e A. 90.
thrown =. ssds snd - chsensy tu-es.s aewn The
two upper ~hsrves hslessa 70 Be conpl~tsly des
Toyeas lhoash he isct cannst ~ sscertssned ro the
circumstance the - ssn covering them or sh@ secs
vhsrson thsy stood Tse hers~ sesf hsloassns 70 Nr
.aastuek rests uEen tne ce 60 W. Amsrscsa ssss a
elevation oficne ~ iesf sfe-e 10 the river
he stone barracks ana many sshsr b.asnss Get
ere nearly seessrssd es' tAs niary done q tAs
Aca.eas sneiAs occurred ID rsasoa 20 sns 81 s...s
bAidinssi wss oseupaea ~ - cad q ntsnsn ef the
nsms o. ksen, Who, when urged . remove place
sasty when ths water w-s r'.ns replied No. osa vin
tske c-rt 81 snd MY thiI - Mr ter, be sy ~a
b hls smiha 0eaefsD Dsssia, rishsy tAnklss that
rroydence acts ~ iosumsnts, tsek epen hlssssf tho
duty VI bringing s~sy TIE ot man and his thlngs an
boat Happily TIE disaster has An that hear of
been sttended with lcss ol IN.
At Lewiston, too msies, several store heus~s sns
vhaFves uFon which they we're ouit and the grosegV
part Of CoIneils steamboat hotel totally aes,roys
Aaother mill cisrksl isrther down ths rivsr net wiL
8 nllar tate.
Al Youngstown the damage 70 store houses snA whsrv..
bas been great The elevator oi the "WsaksnGcn Mills
ss rnined y the pressure o the scs and quantity 81
)ur damaged. We csnpct TORN . gusss the sss m
collars which the jsn has caused the nvsr ess.ssn
mouth and the Qasenston rspns but nnst sscnnft 70
many thoussnds-Nsagara CArs,sele. .syrIa
The New York herald., 1845-04-15
Circuia Court.
Before Judge willard

ApRiL l4.-Ths Court was opened 70 day. when Judge
Willard took his place upon the Bench ln the reem %
Judge Edmonds who has gone circuit 10 klnxs~
AN,r dslosinr a. inqussts the Ceurt sdjsufnsa
over 10 tls fafsnfcp, NLt ter Civil tsisrfsi ~in
a. 4hrf, M
The New York herald., 1845-04-15
u. y. Circuit Court.

Tyler .appointmen-Mr. Gardner, brother-inaw to
President Tyler has been appointed Clerk in the office,
by Judge Nelson, vice MIR. Metcalf resigned
The New York herald., 1845-04-15

FIRE AT NEW HARTFORD, CT-The cotton fac
tory OF Smiths " Brown, at New Hartford Centre,
was burnt to the ground Frissy mornings also gist
mill adjoining. The whole property was insured.
The New York herald., 1845-04-15

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
HE Schnylki Navigation Company hereby invites Propo
sails from Contractors for the work required for the
will be the ucon OF tier Of large locks
the line, which will require large Of heavy sony
terprsng Plans and ecifcatons BE-
'r on % o saa
may be addressed TO Edward Miller Civil Engineer that
place.
" 0''s' % eS;ie sSgSMoS sS'ss' ROBERTS, President
Philadelpha, April 8th. 1919 ala stssc
Zee Of the New York and Harlem Railrosd Company
a s o Ma. % the o if G% 0Ss 70 hs Il
.n,,,.mr,o w ~ " w wM. ). ccAEMAN.
apl2tomyl0 Secretary.
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WAKDROBE,
or Families whs desirous Of converting their LEFT Of
"F1oH FsmiHi,spp sppo,el or f5eU,, 1 , on;,,; H.
dcnce. having any supeuous effects dsrese Of will ind il
much their advantage send for tho Susscrber who will
attend ct she'r fs''dsao' BY appointment fEv,NsryN
lin. ,b,ouyh III, ro.. on. lss S5oadwsy. uH 's.irs
prompt attention. m27 lmsrc
off Clothing and good second baud furniture Persons
scrbsr address line through the Post Office which will be
punctually attended to. b. LEVY,
tlemens Clothing. cheap for cash. m2s imsrc
.GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
TIRE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen
OF antilles VINO are desrous oil converting their leh of
Families Gentlemen quitting the city or changing resi-
their advantage send for the subscriber who will
a'und at their residence BY aPgoinEmwenHt EwHr xv.u.
line through the Post Office otherwise will receive
prompt atentlon. mri lm"rc
The New York herald., 1845-04-15
PORTER,
A LIE AND der.
JOHN }. STAFF-S
ROTTTIN(. ESTApI IISIMENf

DOI
NO 2ANN STREET, next door to the American Museum,
~ returns his srcere thanks his friends and the public
generally for the very liberal share patronage already
ed and hopes by strict attention connu
FIRST QUALITY
Philadelphia Porter, Newark Cider
Croon Ale, London Brown Stout,
and Scotch Ale.
Orders for shipping attended 10 nh despatch mhuec
The New York herald., 1845-04-15
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
EOrtY ThOuaand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per copy
ST % per annum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturdsy-Price 81 cents
per copy-$s la} cents per annwm-payable in advance
in advances
despatch.
to the establishment must be post paid the postsge
will be deducted from the subscription money remtted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoraIEToR OF THE New YonK HERALD EsrABLIsHmErr,
Northwest csrneer of Fulton and Nassau strets.
The New York herald., 1845-04-15
NEW YORK. TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL I5, Is45
CASTLE GARDEN ROTUNDA.

l 1p0ve @ named "a Place IN forward Of prpaaton and
ce, Also, English Vocal umenai Concerts with
e Orchestra and Chorus The whole under the direction Of
made II by litter. post paid. Walker street as iwrc
FOR SALE
GRAND PIANO FORTE known AZ one or ,hs ,ro., r.,
~ feet the celebrated manufacture OF 4, Paris hch
has already been tried in America during the winter
Ihe price Is 300 instead Of Sl00 which would cost n IL
was imported dIsey from Paris With the Piano. will
upwards of hul dred dollars. Apply AZ MAilxME
PILLET' 400 Broadway -'f' - 40 ,rns ~ ~
INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.
M INWRlGHT, Professor of Music informs his friends
and the public in general that he made
lot giving instructions the Piano Forte His style Of i'm
Bass al II sGssed s BY any other style
impaired on that He already turned out
very proncent scholars and the public win be satisfied
aaa w rvss un al hose 4 Of teacher embrace
on application at 71 Grand Of Mulberry street
The New York herald., 1845-04-15
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

NHS IL the only manuactury Of any ia the United
States The subscribers offer for sale inspection, the
and splendid Shades superb and
correct representation, of the we'll known public build
Europe and this country hand works OF and
only got mp at this establishment We being both
tessona artists and well experienced profess sye sst
faction when favored with orders.
nh9 imsec BARTOL 4 DE MAUHY
The New York herald., 1845-04-15

ALBANY AND BUFFALO RAILROAD
OFFICE,
No. 50 C0urtlaMd Street,
s,cn0- NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS.
NM cond class cara from Albany TO Buffalo, ~
eoabed 10 send them Peoples Line Steamboats, Al
3ssa Auburn $685. k9ehs.tsr "a 81; Buffalo, $3.50 Chill
free
All information as to different routs given gratis and pas
forwarded to port Lake Ontario and
Lakes the lowest The subscribers would call par
cular attention the fact that THEIR TICKETS ONLY
recognized at the Office at Albany.
WOLFE RICKERS,
Sole Agts Albany 4 Buffalo Railroad, Cd class cars
No SO Courtlandt street.
New York. 9th April, 18i5. 80 lm*ec
The New York herald., 1845-04-15
CONGRESS COLLAR.

REAUIf uF STYLE aad elegance Of flash alequ allied
before-Our style Of Collars which have long been
wanting are now sued and be fouud the
ers only old stand Of MAkSHALS only Troy shirt
seat at the earliest date this pattern will in all probability
Tevoluonze Ayle before this market
member the old stand Of Marsha 90 Chatham street. N
Y. No second price, any consideration.
N BWe have also manufactured large quantity those
style Psat Shirts which found in city
A. the pleas all sowed down, will obviae the difficulty
n Ironing them ap4 I'm sec
The New York herald., 1845-04-15
D. LIPPOLD&CO

Ii. AIPROLDNCO
(No. lO3 WILLIAM STREET, near John,)
OFFER FOR SA LIE the following Goods. Of their i'm
BY th package q IN lots e suit
TAPESTRY WORSTEDs,
Best manufacture and most extensive assortment.
CANVASS.
Cotton, Linen Silk, Woted Gold and Silver, Of all widths
EMBROIDERY PATTERNS.
OF all Makers and Numbers.
CHENILLE,
For working and Ornamental Trimming, plain and shaded
Flower Chenille &c.
Plain and shaded, and Chinee, Sticks and Spools Twist
Floss, do.
FRIN9ES.
Silk, Wonted and Cotton, of the latest styles.
GlMPS,
GOLD AND silver e;e, CORDS. .s AND BKAIDs. TAs-
Sells, &c
STEEL, GILT, AND SILVER BEADS,
Purse Trimmings, Steel and Jet Buttons, Hair Tins &c.
OILED SILKS,
Assorted Colors
PERFORATED PAPER.
CORDSA AND TASSELS,
Braids, Tapes, Bindings, Galloons, &c.
The New York herald., 1845-04-15

1NHE sO.IAL INSTITUTE, now completed, ready Tor
the reception Of pupils situated in Shrewsbury
miles from the celebrst place four miles Red
BANK where semes ply daily from the foot of Fulton street
Il to give sound actica educaon qualify the
student TO pursue any business enter class college
and stationery.
WANTED-A classical teacher, native of France Also
l3l Nassau street. an - Im~m
The New York herald., 1845-04-15

k61~ FOX NEW ORLEANs-Louisiana and New
M3 York LnoPositiyey first Regular Pacact-Io SAL
paat snip ARvUM, Car. W. Smith, will positively sail
on the above her regular day.
For freight passage having splendid furnished
daons epply on board Orleans wharf foot Wall ST. OF 70
II. X. COLLINS CO., 56 South st.
Positively no goods received On board after tuesday,
Agents New Orleans, Mcssn. HulIin & Woodruff, who
will pfcnptv forward all goods IN ther address ala
The New York herald., 1845-04-15
NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
At o'clock p MI

III Z o CIOCK, r W.
leScesA ~ FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT,
6sA ~ Sundays excepted) from the Steam Boat
ier, foot Of eoSIi!andt ;trss.-The Sc, Steam; =;
Courtand street. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday AFTER
ternooDs, at o'clock. 49,
turday afternoons, at O'Clock. Pm.
by he above will arrive Albany aud Troy
in a pie time to take the cars going east west.
Freight taken It reduced rates.
For Passage Freight, apply on board or TO u CLAhk
n Office the wharf apl3ufc
The New York herald., 1845-04-15

,0nnN 81 MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY and
rinermsdiate Places.-The steamboat UTICA,
Baclay on Monday Wednesday and Friday
Leaves Albany for New York and inrediate landing
Tuesday Thus and Saturday Morning. at o'clock
For freight apply on board, or TO rC ochuz at
the Office an The wharf tfec
The New York herald., 1845-04-15

OPENING OF SPRING FASHIONS,
n It THE M n ASIN DE MODE,
80 Canal Street.
NADINE ID. BEHRMAN begs leave TO inform her friends
I and the public that he will open for the Mon
splendid Of ladies' PARIS Silk Hat just received
from Pars IN every variety, and in style
Also will be exhibited entire style Of Ladies'
called "ARTOlS HATS" which from pecuiia and lady
like style may rank re-eminent.
Also of white fancy Straws fine double Dun
sisbles, Tuscan and split Straws
Paris Ribbons and Flowers Of the choicest styles
great yaIletIes mh24
The New York herald., 1845-04-15

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WANTED,
EITHER NEW second hand suitable for a Boarding
~ House. az the advertiser his Just taken spacious,
dons house near Broadway, and not furniture u
fill the house, would like arrangements With
disposed rencuish
aGd receive good and ss1ss board payment Aay
prompt attention by addressing A. b: c., Herald Office
Also, few genteel boarders wanted. ala 3tsm
q fsSys Esw..a viii ns
proportion TO the amoun recovered which stolen from
The barge Clinton Of Poug hkeepse the fool of Murray
between the hours Of and o'clock Monday the T
o pIll instant, on tn. a.sage to Poughkeepsie viz
$4,000 Of the bills Of the Merchants Exchange Bank New
York
$9,297 Of the bills IF the Bank of Poughkeepsie.
$2 800 Of The bills Of the Farmers. and Manufacturers Bar
of Poughkeepse
1886 Of the bills of various other Bank.
h. r. BENJAMIN Cashier
Farmers and Manufacturers Bank, Poug sepsie.
X. NORTH, Cashier,
Bank Of Poughkeepsie.
information be given the Mechts ExchaI Bank
New York. all lwfm
The New York herald., 1845-04-15
CoLoRED PAPER AND FANCY PAPER

QAUER DODEN respectfully inform their friends and the
public thas they continue manufacture Coored Paper
and Fancy Paper Boxes all varieties the old stand Of the
late Arm Of Blanc Bodsn Fulton corner Of Gold street He
fully determined manufacture superior article and
put the prices to satisfy his customers Orders will be
punctually attended
N BA good of Coloed Papers and Fancy Paper
Boxes ALWAYS hand. jaa0 2m ~ec
The New York herald., 1845-04-15
EOLIAN PIANOFORTES.

NJ INNS CLARK having purchased the patent rphtfor
Coiemans colian Attachment the Panoforte for the
entire nited States (exceptng Massachuse TO
te pupiic that they prepared supply
Win tins Improvement attached to attach the any
y q this invention NJ c. prepared satisfy the most
pJudiced mind, their own critical examination and expert
ments warrant them III the assertion that the olian will
remain IN tune in any clima and it will be affected by
transitions Of atmosphere The most satisfactory
given with each instrument
The public invited examine the olian
their wareoom No 20 Broadway opposite Park where
slso may be found 6 and octave Piano
tories, ooh IN rosewood and mahogany m2s 6msrc
TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS.
CROSSING FULTON FERRY-A very neat Saloon has
Just been fitted the United States Hotel (entrance on
asr street, joining the bar of the Hotel with three
tables IRON Eagle frames and marble
entrance l9 Fulton Players Fulton Market and DOWN
town. on the eat side will find the s. Hotel saloon we'll
cacuated Tor their The proprietor pedres
himself TO have kept respectable For exercise only.
The New York herald., 1845-04-15

- premises, ehgibly situated
The store well established and the dwelling part might be
occupied by with great advantage The premises
located IN highly respectable neighborhood
NO. a. Frankfort st. al Iwsec
The New York herald., 1845-04-15

BOA X Dl NC.
MRS. d. FISH,
l35, l37 AID l39 broadway,
NEW YORK.
The PUBLIC and STRASGERs visiting the city resTrctfa
y Informed that the above have teen lifted
peror manner, for the entertainment OF
Permanent and Transient Bodrders
The location pleasant and central busnesthe apart
ments spacious, light and airy. and handomy lnnished
throughout with furniture beds bedding &c The table
will be abundanty supplied with the best the market affords
Transient Board !. ............ 81 per Day.
m m m&rc
The New York herald., 1845-04-15

STRAW GOODS, &c.
FLORENCE, BRITISH STRAW, AND LACE
BRAIDS AND BONNETS.
LII Of the above Of the best fabrics and Of tn. newest and
fashionable descriptions importing
''s''"- THOMAS REYNOLDS,
mhl8 lm~m l67 Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1845-04-15
SARACEN'S HEAD.

No u Dey street (adjoning the Franklin Hotel.)
oSErH SMITH late Of Worcester, England, begs leave
most respectfully inform his friends the public
tna he has leased the above and fitted up in
Creature comforts for the inward man. ' -
AZ u o'clock there will always be sandwich ready and
any time during the day the following articles i'll be
and served up in style suitable the palate of
Beef Seaks-Mutton Chops-yeal Cutete-Broiled Ham
Sardines-Cold Cuts-Ceam Cheese.
g. will at all times keep hand the choicest Wines and
eected with that taste peculiar old and experience
sd Bottled por,si Cider and parkpg
will be served such and prices will square with
times. mlf9 4w eow<ec
The New York herald., 1845-04-15

Sksn~ BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
&&1of. f.Regular Packet Of the 18th Of April
The magnificent and celebrated fast sailing fayore racket
ship NEW YORK burhen 1860 Thos b. Cropper com.
Having unsurpassed accommodations fcr Cabin, "a Cabin,
Passengers those the
sendng friends will find inerests and com
fort to select this unt qualed line Of packets.
For of passage and to the best behs early
application should be made board foot of Bekmen st. or
TO the subscribers, ROCHE BROTHERS CO.,
IS Fulton street, door the Fulton Bank, New York.
|. I06trc
NkR W.ANTED-A Ship to load for southern PORT
bk20\l Apply to Elk. COLLINS CO., 36 South st.
The New York herald., 1845-04-15

The Freight Train will leave White Plains at A. and
the City Hall at As r. M, for the present. ala linn
A07 H4. WANTED-A STEAM l. TUG BOAT. A!c.-
--suitable TO be ENGAGED to tow between New
York Albany Applications be made board Of the
l.. Stevens, on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays.