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The New York herald., 1845-06-20


COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROrRIETORS, CITY
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES SC.
EXTRA FINE TEAS!
1853 Greenwich Street,
NEAR CoURTLANDT ST., PACIFIC HOTEL,
NEw York.
WE BEG LEAVE to inform You that we established
w selves the above place. principally for the purpose Of
meeting views wholesale and large family
the North River Side. The upright in which
have carried business for several past in this CITY
together with the very high quality and moderate price of
goods have earned for degree and far
beyond that Of any similar house the United States and
consider these the best urge obtain your
We have however, much pleasure stating that we have
made with and judgment selections from all
he spring and which comprise the finest specimens Of
Young Hyson, Hyson, Gunpowder Imperial Ooiong Pekoe
Nngyong Congou sopchong, &c. which hays arrived
this which, with immense variety Of Fine and Good
Qualities offer wholesale and retail We have also true
Government Java and other Coees usual roasted and
ground daily.
We continue operations other places heretofore
particularly l2i Chatham We obedient
CANTON TEA COMPANY,
New York-i2 Chatham s.; sS Grand st. and 3s Bleecke
stree
Philadelphiass Chestnut street, and IS Fifth
rnv0 1p,kr
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
60 fR2 4ElEat

:, EXPRESS, AND PIONEER PACKET LINE,
From Philadelphia Pittsburgh via the Pennsylvania Rail-
roads and in 81 days. The above line
full operation and offers great to persons who wish
pleasant mode Of travelling to the west. .
The bull in the approved modern style, the
boats fitted superior manner every effort made
by the popeors conduce comfort and convenience
OF travellers The scenery this unvalled and the
great chain Of Pennsylvania internal Improvements well
thy of being
By this passengers avoid all the gues and dangers
tendan travelling and the time make
peditious trip.
The every morning at o'clock Passengers
vsed their places Philadelphia Office in Phlade
pha r. of Chestnut and Fourth streets and at Nos
l3 and Is South Third SITS. A. CUMMINGS, Agent
Philadelphia, May II, 1915.
For information in the city of New York, apply to
B. H. KNISELL, Agent for
d. LEECH x CO.'S Line West st, n. r.
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ThcatricaIs, sc.

| Mrs MowArT-Mr. Marshall, of the Walnut
street Theatre, Philadelphia has succeeded in efectng
engagement with this gifted and talented lady, the
authoress Of Fashion, for few evenings. She will
be received with enthusiasm by her numerous admirers
in that city She makes her first appearance Monday
evening In the character of Pauline supported by Mr.
Crisp as Claude
Mr.. haywood has been, so far very successful in
Canada with his new piece, "Peculares or Lights and
tainment in Montreal under the patronage of the Cover
General who present. together with the princi-
pal officers and influential residents Of that city
The Misses Hussey are giving Concerts in Nan
tucket
DIR. Valentine is in Boston, demonstrating that he
is an Odd Fellow.
Messrs. Welsh and Mann's equestrian company
at Herkimer
Mr.. Strickland, the comedian, died in London on
the 18th ult.
The Orphean Family gave Concert in Peters
burg, Va, on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Booth is drawing bumper houses at the Rich
Rockwell and Stones equestrian company are at
Bangor Me. Herr Cline Nlotty and Mons CASH
mer with them.
The Campanoogian Bell Ringers have gone to
Canada. They made their appearance at the Kingston
Theatre on Tuesday last
Mr.. c. Mason commenced an engagement for six
nights at the st. Lonis Theatre on the llth inst.
Mr.. j. P Adams took his farewell benefit at
the old Theatre building, Bangor, on Monday evening
He appeared as Richard Ill, also IN the drama Of the
Adopted Child"
Mr. Charles Howard, the very gentemanly actor
Of light comedy formerly of Drury lane, but later Of
the Park and other American Theatres and Miss Rosna
Shaw the pleasing vocalist and actress married
last Sunday, at st. Peters Church, Albany They
engaged at the Museum Theatre there, at present.
Miss Julia Drake, daughter of the celebrated ac-
tress, greeted with much applause her first ap
evening. She is young lady Of extremely prepossess
ing appearance, plays with much talent, and will be
ornament to the profession.-Boston Post.
Madame Caefellan hoe heeu nlaviuo Zcrlina
opera Of Don Giovanni at her Maesty's Theatre in
London with the greatest success. The papers say
CASTELAR, is assuredly the very mpersonaton Of the viii
lage maiden " Zerna" She has the youth, the naire
beauty and the coquetry of the Conadina of Mozart
and the rich and round tones OF her voice respond to the
character. Her first display was warmly sncored-t
WI exquisite.
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THREE DOLLARS REWARD.

THREE DOLLARS REWARD,
bE w e. i. body hsffsas %f The s s
A by leaving i at oa Leonard street, will receive the
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
eN q STRAYED OR STOLEN-On Sunday afternoon
Va avery large black Newfoundland Dog answers to the
oeye % Nph viii whs n e w hh ss And R
Nassau street. below Maiden Lane shall receive the above
TO SPORTSMEN.
sl THE fine Mare Florence, by Henry and F1oranthe,
perectiy sound Sf fine form and great power, is for
board ne steamer Independence jio atm -
FOR SHE.
49, PONY AND HARNEss-Five years old, II
-harness under the saddle II sold previous to
ss I be s'
NHS s5h s2Es K.7.. WAGON SsSy sPS S He q
hands high years old kind IL all harness and saddle
s Rs s rhs s na cs f. Re
sesn at Disbrow's Riding school, Bowery iei5 lwec
s9aes 9as sas2 ss. s
ness in good part Of the city A good chance fora
further call sai%ss
!sls iw-se
f1i@ Iss1y Isss hs' the
Custom House formerly s gVis the
Ts;s: ,i;n ss!aa sssS!sa
T ;E made s
this Week. jeIt 1w+rh
"a FOR SALE OR TO LET-At the nine mile stone
;H kngbridge Road four handsome Cottage Houses Two
Of thin have each rooms with kitchen and cellar
pLL front and rear and houses in the
man with marble mantles and CRATES
The other houses each nine rooms finished above
Also, one large Stone House Fort Washington with ten
houss we with
crates.
the houses have gardens well laid out The Manhattan
vile stages pass the premises hour in the day Enquire
Of r. f. Carman 635 Broadway Fort Washington and
the store l55th street. Kngsbridge Road. jsl 2ws m
TO FOR SALEA beautiful Country Residence one mile
SVAirom kossville Landing Staten Island Farm Of
Of rst-rate Land large House good Barn o,n
other Buidinxs good Garden, with plenty Of Fruit Trees-v
NY lm~rc SAM'L. HALL. 500 Broome
GENERAL BUILDING REPAIRS SO Nassau ST. come
OF Maiden Lane-A orders attended 10 for
slateig Plasterng Fagging tin roofs repaired
patsd and all other repairs and alterations done best
nrsm manner Also amacss ranges kettles steam boilers
workmen employed: Expeditsus and moderate charges
Quinn, Plumber, 544 Broadway ~
m27-1m*rh E. H. OIJINN
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INDIAN TREATy.-A treaty is about TO be made
with the Pottawames for the purpose OF removing
that tribe south of the Missouri river The lowss and
Ottocs arc at Council Bluffs having been driven in by
the Pawnees WHO are constantly rundcrng the weaker
tribes. The owas and Ottoes are represented as IN
starving condition. II is proposed to make new
treaty with the pawnccs so as conne them within
proper limits and prevent thc deprcdations on other
The Sioux are the only Indians whom the Pawnees Tear
The New York herald., 1845-06-20

LATE FROM JAMAIcA.-An intelligent gentleman
who left Jamaica ten days ago, states that several
bataons Of black troops had arrived there
inormants departure The number Of black troops
that island reported at twenty thousand men, they
were all under discipline and exercised morning
and evening. Several steamers Of war lying in the
harbor of Kingston and that ten sail of the line
daily looked for from England
We also learn that body Of black troops had lately
embarked and that more weae. preparing TO embark ;
although their destination kept secret yet il was
currently reported and generally believed that they
bound for the Gulf Of Mexico.-N Q. Rep, Jnne H.
The New York herald., 1845-06-20

CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCK.
- MAJOR FANCHER & YOUNG BOSS RICH.
ARDS, No. Bowery, stick to il yet and know that they
can sell splendid article Of French Stitched Boots for S.
- and - 80. Ladies' Shoes wonderful low prices So
stop your cack, ye lovers Of Sociological imposition.
The New York herald., 1845-06-20

MORNING LINE AT O'CLOCK,
.aGp 1a FOR ALBANY, TROY and intermediate
GEs landings, from the Steamboat Pier at the foot Of
-@- Barclay street.
Brs ,lfasl aad Dinner on board the boat
Leaves New York o'clock, A NJ Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturday. and Troy O'Clock, A. NJ, Albany O'Clock
A. NJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The lowpresure steamboat TROY Captain A. Gorham,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, att o'clock.
For freight apply on board, to F. b. Hall at the
Office the wharf.
NotceA goods freight baggage bank bills specie any
other kind ofroperty taken shipped board this boat
be the risk of the of such goods freight bag
gage, &c. jelsrc
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY
o~n AN DA1LY-Sundays Exceped-Through Di-
s--k- C0urtlandt and Liberty streets. -
Steamboat kNICKERBOCKER, Captain A. Houghton, will
leave Monday Wednesday and Friday Evenings, o'clock
Steamboat ROCHESTER, Captain r. q. Cmrtenden, will
leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
ocock NJ landing intermediate place. from the foot
steamboai COLUMBIA, Capt w H. Peck, willleave on
Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Afternoons, at
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain L. W. Brainard,
will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons at
o'clock ~
Passengers taking either the above Lines will arrive in Alba
ample time for the Morning Train OF Cars for the east or
west. .
The Beats and substantial furnished with and
sgnt state and for speed and are un
rvalled on the Hudson.
Freight taken moderate
All persons forbid trusting Of the Boats OF this Line
without written order from the Captains or Agents ,
For freight apply board the boats to r. u
Scmtz. at the Office the wharf. jel6 m
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NEW ENBROTDERTES

NEW EMBROIDERIES
DETER ROBERTS respectfully calls the attention Of his
sG and The p M to goods Of the
direct from the Egrowan msnuactoIies vii be sold At
lion os. pafchssd auction an immense saerse
which will be found well deserving early inspection. The
following are very dcsbc being % per cent under the usual
Hyhneck chemsett,, richly embroidered from s to $3.50
Embroidered Collars finished edges for s usual price
ro Embroidered cspes, at 81, usual pricsss.
case Embroidsrsd Dress Dresses, G from m s. sH upwards
500 doz Linen Lawn Handkerchicfs, from Sd,
$$ss e $;%.,sS a. lss% 's SD ssS'''"'' '
which are offered unusually cheap.
new Muslin Trimmings, Lsce. Wells Hosiery Gloves
mys q wn'n WIN '0'a 'fS,ats
q PIRCE's frs. Premium new Patsn, two Oven Ranges
Ranges anted op 10 anv ever nsred Tv are 80
impossible them to yet out Of
Ssr s ats @ al a % %
h ss.s on S cns s " no one has
AL % hs S
'' sa s'' % expense 70 ''' SSEokcE PRICE,
0Ts FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the public
~ that he has arrived in the city and taken quarters the Uni
street where he has number Of Bsserd improved Billiard
ss Sa eT wh M e ay no
cobbler.' White Lions. ae astsg1,,ov e. jes im'rre
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, a graduate Of the University
"A ofPas desirous Of finding school or private "a
mily situation as insuctor-though the means Of the
ansnsss sSnay lis OWN IN any of the derent branches
aorCus andlbera education drawing and painting
Tse Ses S be had and his residence
SSyccES cESuIh 'S o s
iut im'rs
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Such was the letter of application-the refusal to
grant the office, the Of enmity. Mr.. Charles
declared to several persons-to two respectable gen
tlemen of this city, to my acknowledgement he would
all this, he has had the mpudence to deny the cause
of his abuse-nay, more to deny having made APP
plcation, at all. am truly, Nc.,
A Polk DEMOCRAT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

Presidents residing in said state of organizing them
selves into branch society aid the Association in The
objects set forth in this Constitution. Such branch
society runv adopt their Constitution and Rv-Iays
provided the same be not contrary TO this Constitution
And NAV nj an annual meeting be held at least one
month in ADVANCE this Association choose President
who shall he recognized Of the Vice Presidents of
this Association provided for IN the third Article Of this
Constitution.
annual reports Of their condition and operation. DC ad
before the Association n is annual meeting
A.r yIV-Nemhers o. Associates Ynav be expelled
tv yote of two.,hrds of the members present nj
stated meeting held least months after charges
have been preferred against them, proof that they have
committed any gross infringement OF the constitution
Bylaws CT that they have been guilty Of dhouorable
conduct.
Parties acains; whom charges may be preferred shall
receive notice thereof and OF the meeting which they
are TO be considered and notice shall he addressed to all
the members of the Association through the poet Office
them that the charges against the accused par
" are 20 be- considered
Arr Xv-.ny officer of the Association may be La
b 10 inpenchrnen: for uisconduc. in Office upon the
exhibition of well authenticated charges against him
and should the charges be proven stated meeting OF
the Association be held least months after such
charges are exhibited may De deposed from Office
expelled from the Association by vote OF twothlrcs
OF the members present
AR XVI. Every member shall pay on his admission
into the association Zee otthrec dollars and
ali annual contribution Of Two dollars the latter Of which
shall be considered as due at the annual meeting and
such persons shall fail three months thereafter pay
the said contribution unless IN OF absence from the
United States shall be held have resigned and shall
no longer be considered members Of this Association
Members may commute their annual fee and become
life members by the payment oi fifteen dollars
ART XVII This Constitution may be amended at the
annual meeting. Amendments shall be proposed only
at stated meetings and least months before the
time OF holding the annual meeting.
ART XVIII. An Executive Committee OF I'VE members
sha! be appointed at the annual meeting oil which the
Recording Secretary shall be ex.ofco member who
among other duties, shall have power fix the place
at the time and place designated by them shall be
sdered as meeting OF this Association Vacancies in
this committee may be filed at any stated meetings
l. D. GALE Rec Sec
Y Applications for Membership may be made to
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

u Hydropathic observation-disclosures T. Dexter,
NJ. D. has established Hydfopahic Institution the
treatment upon the cold stem. Inc
ral und pleasant village OF Horrown, H. J. The efficacy
The prevention and Of disease s
generally admitted and in many parts of Europe gnd our
countfy has suspended The Of drugs and me5i-
cne- la both and chronic dsea5es such fevers,
heunalisn gouI, paralysis scrof. spinal diseases, lin
cudng AID ds,oons dyspepsia and host Of
is hich heir the action Of cold rapid and
permanent At -ezls upon the of disease, il
Guces greatly the o.! human misery and suffering and
produces radical OF disease, when other and
treatments have failed. In the graphic language OF Buer,
under the cold water treatment nature leaves the body
It's own instructive tendency which is always towards
covery. series OF fre-actOn commences and the
sGliOn is ony amended, il undergoes change" Dr..
Dexter has recently returned from Europe and bias made his
extensive eeats Of tas &c after the plan oi Press.
ni,z himself twill be the aim OF the proprietor while he
offers inveds the of relief from disease, give
them the comfort and ccnvenieGces OF home Nor
delightfully."- situated surrounded al sides with
the aids and appliances which will give effect in carrying
OUT cold treatment The Morris and Essex Rail-
terminates short distance from the Institution and
Carriages ready all times convey patients and
rom tie establishment o5 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11
NOTICE no TAXPAYERS.

ComrreoLLsss OFFICE, Brooklyn, October 18th 'sio.
rsIfRSU ANT Act OF The Legislature entiIrd An
Act relative The collection OF taxes in The CITY OF
Brooklyn and other purposes passed April sth lsio
Notice is hereby gwen that hs Assessment Rolls Tor taxes
,r The current gear have this day been delivered 10 e
Comptroller OF the City OF Brooklyn, and thit from al @
winch shall be paid the said Comptroller within tnIy
caya from. dse hereof, deduction OF three per cen
viii be made; and that from s taxes which sna De so
ae the xpra,ion OF the said thirty days ana "lthin
DAYS rouse date deduction OF Two per cent WIN oo
made and thai and after the Fr TUESDAY IN oanu
n.x ore uer cent Will be added al tax lien remaining
maid and Lst on Ih,rd Tuesday OF January next
said Comptroller will deliver 10 me Collectors o, ts
Rroolyn lbe said Assessment Rolls together Win ne
Ianrs thereto annexed directing hein 10 proceed WIN 10
gard 70 the unpaid the manner deetsa oy
The Countroller would respectfully Request nose o
.nd m avail themselves OF the provisions of Inc aet
rcd 10 in The above notice. inform hin ereo! as 'oon a.
practicable hs their bills may De IN resources 'v 40 ,.
ven de,sy when hey may be prepared 70 pay lie -
Ia compliance with resolution Of The Mayor ahI s. IN.
,,nn Council NOTICE is hereby iuIthrf sls&ea & 81. -
mon LII ,er,yr ,axrs al Office n the Cy bGla-
Gon'P From - O'CLOCK A. NJ. UNTIL OCLoCh
T. NJ. and Il no ou'e HO FL OSBORN, Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

Ep On Friday evening Oct. 3lst, some villains
sc, fire to stable on the premises of Mr. Elliot c. vore
at MI Vernon Ohio which Was consumed They also
entered the dwelling house and uied frghcn the ser
van, girl into showing them where the money was kept
MIR and Mrs V eng absent a, the time. But an alarm
being raised, they fed precipstey.
HERE'S JUDGE FOR YoU!-The Alexandria
fLal Republican states that +. w. Brewer, who came
10 that place In 1882. afterwards leading Loco
Foco) OF Inc Louisiana Legislature oT severa
wears, and finally appointed Judge OF the Parish in
which Acxanria is situated ascerained TO have com
mted forgery previous to coming TO thai Parish and
nd assumed hi. present name TO escape deteclon II!
attempting 10 free himself from this ignony he Is SAID
TO have resorted expedens less criminal than the
first offence He has taciiy plead guilty by ressng MS
IIIiprshiu.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11
r.ECAL NOTICE.

c,rr,cu,y & HOFFMAN,, Aaorries and CounSe!ors ut
d So!ct.ors aJd Csunie!orI IN Chdncery, Ii: P'"e-
s. Nerc- York. .,.,f -. 49,,
uAvlNG associated ihene!Tes % e ue
nd 10 ID enforcing OF Claims Conveyancng OF all kinds
Yscu,on OF Commissions for The Examination OF w Illnesses
", and al the time intimate thai Mr. HOFFMAN,
has for years pIscced 81 the oar ot one OF tie br
iis Colonies alca as renerei hn, aiGiar u tse re,
and prac,ce Of .ae Ens5a Court, the firm will also be hap
uy 10 oae business claims OF correspondence o.
parties requiring professional asssiaee either IN Geat B
nm he Crrada, Slao Seoti Neip BrunJ,vick PInee Ed
toard biGsd the CeoneI generally
B-Os< staer ot tAe arn ir' alpass be aerdHne'
i, IA. oSice du,,ns L.s,,.ss ha"rs o. I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11
70 prirtin, prn... hnrine and Machine Man,

~ Printing Press, Engine and Machine Manufac.
tory, AZ Godst.N IorsThe subscribers continue
Printing Presses and every article apperlainng
complete Printing aud BinGink establishment Also, Steam
Engines from three 10 twenty-five horse power, Dies, Roll
Fly Lever ana Drop Presses for jewellers and silver
smiths, Circular Saws, Muudrels Screw Cutting. Mill
Gearing &c and machinery Of every description e edu-
c.d prices.
n B-Paricu!ar attention given both day and night to
iobbng. Iu3 lml HARRISON y LAYTON
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

~ scientific Amusement, orolo ana young, grave
and gay des gusd table ana fire side recreation
Manufacturer published and for sale by g. C. Chapman,
for sue by the gross Dozen single sell by Grcesbeeck
Co No so aidensnc, exclusive agents for the City OF
New York; by Benjamin PERKINS Co. Weshington-sL
Boston; H. L. Lprn.n SO Chestnust Philadelphia; Cush-
ing X Brother. 262 Marset.s Bnrmore; r. Farnhaui,
Mashinglnn l. s. y AOrnDroox Mheellng. Va o9le0G6w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11
STEREoTYPING AND PRINTING.

NTEWELL'S PHCENIX PRESS AND FOUNDRY, CTri-
bune Buildings Nasssu-st opposite the Parkp--Ihe
shscrIr tvn. had his entire establishment destroyed by
fire No II Sprce-s has taken the fourth story OF the
Tribune Buildings and is again ready 10 receive all orders
Stereovpng which VIII be executed with and des
patch al the lowest prices His type and presses being all
new and of the best kinds, he will guarantee that the work
done al hs Will be executed IN the best manner
For illustrated w n confidently refers 10 publish.
ers of this city who have already conhded long and difficult
publications 10 his care and experience
t Publishers and Others requested 10 call and ex-
anime establishment and Judge OF the subscriber acIi-
ti-, for doinr their wors WM. NEWELL,
o29 I'm Tnbune Buildings, Nasseu-s. opposite the Park
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11
AGENTS FOR THE

~ Chemical Balsan, or Hair inyiROrator-
4 remedy Tor all diseases ncdeuta. to tDe Hsr aud lis
restorative all where badness is beyond the
reach of sr. Prepared solely hy
Z. PHALON, 2ll Broadway.
.4gents-O Fish 4 Co Washington, D. C.; Aver Phe-
Ian. 75 Brosd-s Columbus Ga Tule corner Of Tenth
lnd Howard Boston; V. B. Lockrow, ti Beaver.st.
Albany; c. B. Brewer No. lO5 Futonst Brooklyn Nj. 5.
Fletcher, Marebon Ulster Co \. y S Tousey Syracuse,
n Y; Jehn B. Watson. Charleston Hotel, s. c. NJ limos
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

do moi sell ltIder PGtet Sdlaandr Safes but the kind
of Safe on which he has built the reputation OF nus SGdun
der VIZ Edwards L Hoiman's Improved, one OF which
.av, l books and papers vi Messrs Cutters at Woburn,
Mass 1889 Thos Whtemore al the Trumpet ohce IN Bos-
ton and Mer al the corner OF Brosds and Exchange
and advertised by Mr.. Wilder as his manufacture.
ng Iws a. c. HOBBS, Is Platst
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11
A nleerinS of the Clerks employed

~ A Meeting of the Clerks employed IN the
furniture and her business IN ChathaInsL and Fas
Broadway held q, Maanahs!ta Hall lsS ChatIan'
ST. Friday evening, Nov. I'm. lSi5-Ths meel YVES
called 10 order and Mr j. y Jackson appointed PTesl-
dent NJ James Smith Vice Resident and Messrs Z ona-
pin anc l.. Johnson appointed Secretaries
The and 5sed the meeting, STATING Tue
object for which tncy wrr cribiec, Shereupon lhe io
lowing preamble and rrsou '1s were reported ana uha
mqsy adopted:
.sIeds the caet object OF the petition 10 employers
TO have closed dak each night during the
ween Saturday night 10 give each OF US hn o
Pouny ai;er the aoors Of tn day 10 improve our minds
ana enjoy the socirty OF feIal!l-s: Therefore,
hfsotd, That the very prompt and handsome manner IN
"N me pfopeiGfs OF al the principal staOAsAulefl.s
have hcquie-ccd III petition close th5ir DARK,
redo9nas greatly TO lheir credit and shall be renle-
I beTed by Us.
ie'oseG That the thaaks OF this meeting bs rendered
through the Secretaries Messr Geeene Losee The
handsome manner III wi CHI they have the
(gruuiiousiyl OF Their thus evening.
keSo!seG Thai The proceedings cf lhs meeting together
sheI three IN eaca the Courier Enquirer the Suu
New-Yora Herald Tribune, and True sun
TIE following the names o the employers above re-
tered 10
Terrence BOYLE, 1855 do. NJ w Hard, 100 do.
Rinr A Terry IFS do. 5. O. Belts, l5i do.
/ Rnyton 4 Co 1871 do. james McCombie IFS do.
II NJ Hrrb.r, IN do C Schwsrz adder Sc 3 way
r. fiunlcy. 1893 do. c. buhes, IS Go.
] McMrnomy. lg7 l5S do. II. hlpP Son. 10 X Il do
ID. Baldwin. - do. SailIeI Mh!uH, % 40.
Hall a. CO. ldl do. las SicD.'lu, - 70
W Humphreys, l6 Als9 do. " Thompson, 10 do.
PhlpsS 2rDau ls& l20do. X Gov perthwae 90
81 c. Hall l59 do. l.. Broadway Catherine 81
Joseph Daymon lsl do s;ockne& Pelrie 1927 ear-sL
q. ". DawsoD,67 do. AJACkSON, fres!uent-
5 SMITH, Vlce-Prrsident
I, T. Jo@s.Ss GaaF.S, SECRETARIES nlc a,os.