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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

Xt @AFkR r s}Eff FoK sE s At Ntt! L
BY virtue Of an 0nier Of Tie Hsh COur. Of chancery of
the STATE of New;eTsey viii be sold az Public Vendue
FRIDAY tie lIih Day Of lsrch next the premises. all
;ha' extensive Parer Mil Manufacturing Establishment
urtGc AID canal tou;ays;,aa,e At McIasyis IN the
township of Washington County OF Burlington and State
dvphi1 10 Tuckson, about 10 niles from The former aad
na,isaton sai from I4adns Al which scows caTyia:
SIXTEEN ;ons h"''h.a float The ieish, and from New
The buillts> all OF which hsye been erected within fe
wears and aEe Quilt of syesy best materials and in
.uey;sniial mgaper, large Stone PAPER Mill the main
roof with eight d9Trnar windows on each side The nachi.
nst ,s n 9a's eSslSls q it saenders
of The main building IS by IS feet OF crniaiuug p
House y BY 81 feet with ;so = inch boilers propelled from
The rnsin mill \ Sione Store 81 by 20 re,. stories high
Floag Mil 30 b 3s feet tyo stores hsh with fame attic
having of stone Field Bur-, the other couatry-
order. \ Frame Machine shop stones high with an al
tic. The whole stoue louadation 4 Stored double
second story-also Work Shop The basement. 4 large
Frame Aansiea Hous Two ssEles bsh wi,s Gothic froa;
Iioo., finished cellar garnet In
the best modern s;y A Stone Ice R9ase; Smoke House
SPIiHg HOUSE. and Saith House sppled h from the
pond Sixteen reran; Houses for the woIkReR- Two Barns
with SAb!In io - horses Two large Store Houses Cor
stock. the mill
The above described property embraces $500 acres
which together with the Asoye described Ba.ldn9s Canals
Dams GATES upwards of SldLg0. be psorerty Is
situated IN exceedingly healthy and pleasant region Of couu
Try, Of from Newly orr by water. and Possesses
facility for carrying extensive and lucrative bas
considered well worthy the of capitalists ard
manufacturers II IS sriy M an opportunity occurs TO pun
chase large property accompanied wit advazl
es aud whsse every thing complete orIer. he sale
WILL b rcsitre fos the bened: OF those whom nay concern
Peans 1eroas Of viewing the ss call upoR either #
Tie SascSitrS, residing IN NeGi0F burlington County,
upol the thS premises
Sale Will commence O'clock P NJ. said day when
attendance Will se giyeE and eondors made known b.
S @5EEzA sH SToSEs. Receivers
JONATHAN OLIPHANT, J
For further PARTICULARS iaTuiTe Of
nh, GAUST X DERRiCKSoN. rs South St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

T splendid store and commodous Dwelling House, To-
a--- relher with ew Offices and few vacant building
lots adjoining situated IN thriving village on the Hudson
River The store built by the present owner OF the prem
ise about years during which space OF tine he has con
tinued 10 occupy himself and still occupies H. dong bust
mess principally the Cash Syeiem bat his heah now beng
bad wishes to dispose oft II needs only 10 W viewed and
examined into recommend itself worthy The attention i tie
business rln may search of weliestlhshcd coz
ceru Cal on Messrs. HuTCHiNGS. CASWELL
SMITH. To Cei,rsret. y. !. f28 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

COAL am now ceerirs fresh and large sarPly q; the
X bst quality Of PeSch Orchard Co aud will sell !, these
induced prices for cash ths, Stove and Nul IS tgg and
Broken CO Ter ,ca delivered III the best order from ;hs lai
N Ssi Inn rs' N'' '''''"''N % PETER CLINTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10
yTERBESA CREAM, Triumphant, il, floats the
-. 90 LiNli,s Arre-ic.u N.rhela Crearn.

yTERBESA CREAM r-;umphanl j; floats Ser thu
NAN &c Il KINGS American VeThens fe1in, &C,
Country or the New oF in IN. important OPERATION Of
Say1: has carried the Jal az the American instl-
TUE Fair er.uphed hundred and iitaions 80
has Travelled the inhabited globe fact has TRIUMPH
and couRe itirg. Rings Esrbcna Cream i allowed BY
ju-s be p-aetrins most intananeous cream
lug ;-r giving TIE most trci0nsly pergme odor leaving
the skin dOwn and smooth lady iat gon-
From The y. Y. Gazett-.
THF New So.r-We speak from experience and we speak
from the professional klow ledge OF beneiacor and
irend James Grant No l street who says II IS ahead oil
any thing yet found !hs department Of modern
Improvement !, oEy a. emoent out II Is some
thir short We beiieTeit is the best Shaving Soap
IN ;h- world.
Rings Ferba rsani IS pronounced 70 De me pes.
Soar PREPARED rich emdlieat COMPOUND pleasant TO the
skin h- and in respect designed 20
t=s shaving ~ e-sy and com com9tiasi . process
The Terbsua Cream for Shayisc sold BY c. H. Ring, IS
destined 70 supersede all other kinds OF Shaving sop Il Is
really iuf Just hing-we have deteriaErd thai hence
forth Other shaving compound shall be applied TO cur
From the Boston Traveller.
VERyENA CREA>-ThiS new shaving compounds row all
the rase well amocg tousorian professors As aoEG those
who rer- gather their turral crops he BARRIERS
s, that pot lasts twice IS long tn fuaEtitr Of
any other s.pouseeoGs Tr.e.eton-sl- those who
their sirease declare that with the Vebena Cream dali
with sharp steel Besides. 1t fragrant the sofs
w 10 lie skin great destroyer of eekl=s inqles, &c.
From tie Herald.
Rings Eebea Cream IS most capital article We have
ed ald fad .cr SottsGs the bead and makes
the operation as gentle as T.Esrstzing.
Manufactured and ios sale wholesale and retail BIZ
CHARLES II. RING. 292 Broouie St
nearly opposite Celitre market
1t also sold by Harand Reese ( Co 90 Maiden Lane
James :. Asfinwall. 81 William st: RBshtoG Co. llg
BrOliway and 10 tor Hons zud te- by lnos drug and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

n PURSUANCE Of order OF the surrogate OF the
L County of New York. NOTICE is hereby given 10 III
persons having Gains against Simon cloug late al the
City OF NewYork, Clergyman deceased, " present the
with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at her
residence No. Dol Bro0me in the City oi New-I0rk
before tile nth day of june nextDated New York;
the 3Oth day OF November, 18Th. MINERVA CLoUGl.
40 law 6m- AdmingtrairiN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10
MEDICINES.

CHOICE FAMILY MEDICINES. DRUGS, CHEAii
GALS &r-
foR SALE BY
DAVID SANDS Il C0
CHEMISTS AND FIJI III
= Ea,t Br5s d,yav: corn,r % Mefkei-st
Also large assortment Of ;hs most dec1ie i'ne t"sia!
German aad AMERICA, e.
PERFUMES. EXTRACTS: Cos.is;li II .: *
Together with variety Of t1ncf .''i' 41
and hair Brushes. Combs t5llst SD SD : *
PHYSICIANS; PRESC RiPl lO o.,
and Family Recipes carefully and sei~nuilf D
competent person IT all hours OF th- day .u nI-h1
LEECHfS Superior Sweaish e'ns1f9u: OF Hiio-iO'
s=e or applied b. competent person n a. nous
SARATOGA WATERS from the diie!en. Si'ibEEs TX
Congress Unicu Pavilion sad Iodine constantly on manu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10
-''a''" '''' - - WILLIAM 5leNu RI.ai,,,

M gnWfm2l NIAW NHsIF1 w 49,
NUGiCE-ihe uaG-fsIsHrd. trustees aad ereil'SS ,s-
~ Hamilton = Kechum, Ascending deb,cI ia az "A
town Of Oego county Of fioZs and STATE q AZ
hereby give notice thar general meeting Of w ! s
ssiG Hamilton heichum viii be held al bs oni o. Y
Sweet the village Of Owego ia said county on s.,rz
Of a ext n 70 O'Clock A. NJ for the pGrposc % ts
the accounts and demands for and sgains; Tie saio al
E Ke;chGm aud naEieg ipa! settlement Of 'hs e1'
debtor Dated FEB 49, 1876. ,,,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

nj ACHINE b.ANDS.-The following unsolicited o9in-
w ion OF our India Rubber Machine Banding, com
mend 10 the attention OF The interested.
IIOR ACE Il DAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

DRVATE. CoTILLIoN PARTIES attended to by 4
Piano Eurte and Violin Performer OF the best let
in the City Inquire al JoLLIES Music Store ssS Broad
WAY do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

nearly opposite Ce+.tIe
It Is also sold by Hayilard Reese = Co 90 Maiden Lane
James :. Aspinwall. 81 William RBsh;or Co. llg
Broadway and 10 to Hoase and -t,l By most drug and
fircy soreS throughout the Urits'i Stl'-S ~ cod m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

DIANo FORTE NkNUFACToRY--The Subscribers
ROW finishing entirely new article OF instTu-
merits Which warranted superior IN tone 70 any IN
use and 70 keep in tue much ioneer the improvement
consists i'll Harp frSiae, pecar in construction, oevi-
a;s every objection heretofore caused by the use OF ne
talic pateS In inuriag tie Professors and Purcs-
er< are invited TO an examination OF these instruments.
GLENN ROGERS s CO.
iyss 1s2 Futon-street. East side Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10
COAL.

cs IN PER ToN.-PEACH ORCHARD COAL.
s9OsCOREp ASH. dischArgins from boats. constantly
broken and Egg-Stovc ana Nutdeiivc:ed as above free
OF charge Tor carriage. Also Lchish Coal, White Ash
Schuylkii Liyerpoo, and SiRcy Coal. Apply 10
T. STOKES DICKESSoN,
d,N,f lN7 Anthoav.st near Eroadway Tabernaele.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

IA TO LET-Sx OF the nine three story BRICK Houses
n in SOD street. the Sth Avenue, built convenient
from 10 Rooms on each floor, with closets
and nsed basement wood houses, large yards andcser
stable divided into three stalls with hay lofts in the rear
ofcach house. Cartiuen invited 10 examine the above
Houses rs they well adapted for their use
TO those tenants who wish 10 hire from the first OF May
next immediate possession will be given without charge 10
that date Keys at in said block Apply tod ). TREAD
WELL Upholsterer, C79 broadway, near Aity -streei
I MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

old CASTLE soAP-A fine old genuine dark moit!el
" article. Sold Is pound, BY I. JoEES, ~
Chatham ST ami 323 Broadway. lif In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

CNoR DYEING GREY Ok RED HAlR fE = 49,, tsiLi
L BKowS OF BLAcK.-Tbe Moorish HAIR Dye $3.50 f-a
grey or red hair permanent brown Q, Oi, o.
q: - Chatham -. :s23 nrcadWay. I'm -. AZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

i,I no IMPORTERS or DRY G0oDS.-lhe ad-
HE verscrs viii exchange plat of sixteen House LOIS
ground elegantly situated about one ana nan
miles North OF Union Place having speEoiu VIE" Oh c
10 The property Address NJ W. 10 the Courier and Eh
onirn -n!licc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

cru warn IrT,fBER YARD, II The foot Of 54th
| 100, Hnd-on Rtyer-G. s. MOTT takes pleasure
In iyn notice 70 the owners OF real estate and Residents
,l he has On land l-rge assortment OF Lnnber Of al
S, ,yfich ne offers for sale the most advantageous
.S and is wei. aware he compete with other deaf
s in the CITY, TO prices and quality, and particularly In
yes all persons 10 give him call and examine his stock
previous TO purchasing. N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

4aa 4 COUNTRY SEAT FOR SA.E.--situate on
if the EneSbrdee road, between 5th and 9th :venues
l03i and 10Th streets, containing acres OF land III
good cultivation and Astounding in fit trees shrubbery
&c The ground is elevated and commands = noble view
of waters OF HCate and East River. and also IN eX-
tcnsivc view Of Long Island. Terms made easy Apply to
ANDREW X :. L. McGOWN,
Executors OF Andrew Mctiown. deceased; or
dotr J ADRIANCE. sc Jolm-st y Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

- 10 1II-THANICS.-Fon s.Lf:-A two story brick
A honse aud lot suae fldrdsestIe-t- and about tMo
minutes walk from the Bowery, G:andstreet or IL
y,sion-steet The property presents great advantages 70
ech,nic-tbe lot being one hundred feet deep ihEF. nisn
he hnilt ON the rear Of the same spacious shop or
ipcuire between IL A. NJ. and ?. NJ. ofJONES bLAhE
Y. Nee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

DREPARED CHALK RUINS THE SKIN, and makes
yellow rough and harsh, bet the tue Spanish ly
White gives the skin feke alabaster white ana !e'i, Is
Il smooth, soft and clear, acting cosmetic Sold pr' zoe
cents box SO Chatham ST. aid 323 BroaGWa % "'
rri.oD II Erooklyn it iri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

~ FARM FOR SM.E-situaed in New-iaven
T'a(l County Conn or the lire of the New-York and
Ncw-iIaven (contempia;ed) Railroad. said farm
contains abou; 1870 oexcclent land under good cn
,ivation. and is wepreportoned, well watcFed NC Inc
buildings arc an of the first class aud well adapted TO farm
inc purposes Terms easy. Further particulars may be mao
on application to II. f. HODGES, New-Haven, or TO
fIltr RUSSELL. SMITH. 81 Lbertr-st:ect. y u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

GREASE STAINS, Spots Marks erzsad from Clothes
VI or wooens BY the Magic Erasye Soap. II ef,ectu-
ally eratcaes all furnishes and leaves the part BRIGHT
new and spoeSs Sslc price IS cents, 90 Chatham st,
and 323 broadway. l3e Fnltnn BROOKLYN. Him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

h"s common articles Of the day known
not TO b. Chased with them they men aIatives ad
act ONLY upon tie surface without any power =. enetrGn
HEALINts OINTMENT. which fasied upon every nerve
running along whole length niins their way TO the
stFsn. through the amew * Of our being aud mold
In. in Just bllanee the whole internal ysce II equal euils5
mum III Ih- skin.
People OF the CITY York. VIII Won adop. the prs:
tire As NEGLECTED ~ the Bible. tie OF Neal SItR>
ALL-HEAL!NCi OINTMENT, o. viii You choose thai
mode which - hea;hen alone discovered and : the general
p.5ccr OF the present day Grand Depot 1853 Soutb-st
AID sold b. chief Druggists Of the City and State
f.2 Paw Bin : * VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

i-vl FOX SAL in the City oil Newark NewJeTseyI
Go House and q acres of Land situated IN South ETosu
1l., strre, No l72 within fifteen minutes walk OF the
RAILROAD Depot y Y The iouse IS q front 81 y
eep 2! stories high large PIAZZA III zig rear ana wen 'u
rached For further particulars inquire of NJ 6oILfS
orner of William and Washington streets, Of W ii ~ L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

ms TO IEr.-A vacant Lot in Troyst, suitable Tor
ss manufacturing business. Enquire of ThomHs Bryan
.slkE. lbs Auu5.street, or of -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

EIYERY CUTANEous ERurrIoN or TIE sSIS, sores.
IL ChaTped Flesh Disbursements are cured perma-
nen,ly and I'll marks efaced from the skin b. using cake
OF the Jones Italian chemical Soap In many cases il
acts Ike charm. Il has often
Chan ged the color Of Discoored SKIN, rsm0ued Pm,
pies, Bgtches, FreckieS, Sc.
And many physicians have ou! 1t the following ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

"A SIOHt 10 Lk.i.-Ihe lower floor and base
TfS mcut Of the commodous store No. l35 Eighth street
Astor Place. The building ~ ieet deep.
with granite front on Eighth street, and convenient
trance either ed its situation. beng located only iew
doors from Broadway and the Bowery renders of
the most central and eligible points for business ~ the upper
mart OF the civ One half Of the basement viii be let sera-
teIv If desired heng well adapted for many kinds Of bus
mess and particularly for Oyster Saloon Fog further par
n, nnnm on The nfemseS. ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

From the y. \. Evening Post
Rings Ferbvna pronounced 70 h the hes: ehas ~
Soar p.eaed rich efnol!iet compound pleasant to the
ki fragrant ih- and in every respect Designed 20
q. shaving IL e=sy and comfortable process
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

Rings Verbena Cream Is capital article We have
t4ied ald fad VERY sug:or- softsas The bead and makes
the operation as gentle r.zsrstzing.
Manufactured and os sale wholesale and retail BE-
On lI- Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

The yerbeua Cream for Shavisc sold by C. H. Ring
destined 70 supersede all other kinds Of Shaving sop Il =
really nelf Is Just ihng-we have determined tii hence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-14
NEWS FOR EUROPE,
BY THE
STEAM SHIP CAMBRIA.

The Cambria will leave Boston Tuesday, for Liver
pool and her letter bags will close in this city at hall
past 3 o. lock tomorrow afternoon.
This steam packet will take out very important
Intelligence affecting relations with England All
classes in Europe obviously looking for the
latest from America, and the documents lately
published relative to Oregon particularly tho last letters
of Messrs. Pekenham and Buchanan. will be read with
greatest interest intention to give the fullest
EXPIRE to the opinions and feelings on the subject in
this country in the Morning and Ecening Herald Of to-
morrow The latest intelligence from Washington will
be given in the latter edition.
The Erening Herald will be ready at two o'clock in
the afternoon with accounts of the markets that hour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-14

Of the ODD nIt ssvssW,n a ,s Ia., omrGefe,
tween fifty and hundred families have passes through
this town, to Texas They principally from Alaba.
ma They crossed from the Mississippi at Nachez and
Rodney. We learn from some Of them that they will
soon be followed by hundred other families from their
Immediate neighborhood Whenever our navigation
opens, we may expect to streets every day
thfonged with emigrants. They seem to be people Of
substance Their fine and Carriages Indicate their
standing in their former homesn ''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-14
HOIydny Herald.

In the OF week shall issue Annual Pic
toral Sheet and will be the most splendid affair Of the
kind ever got up this continent
1t will be embellished with over a hundred splendid
engravings graphically representing all the great
which have happened during the last year
all parts of the world II will emnhacally be Daguer
reotype History Of the World for the year lsi5.
Agents requested to send in their orders Our re-
all price win be sixpence acopy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-14
Movements OF Travellers.

The arrivals yesterday, everywhere, at the hotels,
were less numerous than usual on Saturday. We
found the following the regstries which forms the
sum total. At the
AMARIcAN.-W. " Baker Philadelphs J. NJ. Jones
U. S. A.; j. H. Welsh, Boston M. Phinney, Newport
j. II. Stokes, Boston.
AsroR.-W. Horton, Boston; J. schofeld New Jersey;
Edward Decherson, New Jersey B. Taylor, Provi-
donce Captain Hunter, u. 8. N ASA Fam st. Louis
samuel Noyes Matanzas; +. Stokes, Boston s. Dorr
Providence A: Day and Or. Whetton, Connecticut
J. A. Davies, Bosto, II. q. Rice and W. B9ardman
Reading Pennsylvania; DR.. Carver, Rochester q. =
Clarke, Bangor; Andrew and Maris, London @. w
Cushing Baltimore.
CIry--Alexander s. Johnston, New York Edward
Burbank, Staten Island J,mos Powers, Catskill Com.
modore Reid U. 8 N James Richards, Boston; Samuel
Hasbrook Rondout; DR.. Rutter. U. s. NJ. West wigat,
and Joseph Mosley Richmond, Virginia A. Campbell
Baltimore Commander Perry, U. s. N. Colonel Ross
Rossville H. Parsons, Portsmouth, N. II.
FaANxLIS-John Herin Erie, Pennsy lvania W. Van.
derwort, Tonawanda "a Sanger, Boston d. T. Rogers
Newburgh Solomon Hayes, Albany James f. Mcr,
New Haven.
GLonr.-Mr. Richardson, Philadelphia; B. H. De
Bots, St. Thomas.
HowAnpLJ w. Appleton; Boston !; w. Howe, New
Bedford G. Burnett Providence, J. Seymour Pitts.
burgh; J. 4. brewster, Roughkeepsie; w. H. Cadmus
Boston; B. l.. Hamden and q. B. Ryman, Worcester
New Hampshire M. Brewster Philadelphia Barnes.
and Hubbard, Boston H. Talmage, Bath NJ. Jones,
Rochester; H. Ganeston, Philadelphia.
THE New CONSTITUTION or LOUISIANA. The
vote tor and against the adoption OF the new con-
suon OF the State counted yesterday in presence
q ito officers appointed by law The entire vote Of the
State with the exception Of that Of the parish of Caddo
had been received The result was for adoption 1927
against 1898. Majority for adoption 10ss2. The Gov
result Of the vote the dssouton Of the last Legislature
and ordering the election Of officers under the new con
sttution throughout the ststs-M o. PIC, Dse.2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-14

lNcoRREcr-~TRe New Orleans papers Of the 9TH
instant, state that the steamer Telegraph, Captain
Pennoyer, has been lost with all on board This
may create unnecessary alarm The Telegraph had
been ashore, but got off and is safe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-14

DEATH OF MRS. RocHEsrgR Rochester
papers notice the death of this lady Tuesday morn.
Ing in the 18th year Of her age shs was widow Of Col
Nathaniel Rochester and mother of Thomas H., Henry
r., AND Nathaniel T. Rochester, Of that city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-14

ne natives IN Plttsburg, Pennsylvania, have no.
min tied D. 7. C. Morgan as their candidate for Mayor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-14

Law COURTS, Our courts were generally engaged
IN arguments yesterday, as by previous notice. and
all cases which have hitherto engaged their atten
ton are ye in ans,tu and verdcts are still held in
reserve.
On Monday we hope to present many interesting
cases, and the verdicts which-iollow their full adI-
dication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-14

a.
tanzas in which the equestrian company of which Sc.
nor Avrlon was the director, is to play.
The managers Of the railroad from Havana to Guines
the Nrst constructed upon the Island have obtained
postponemen OF twelve years in the pay of their H..
cense upon condition that within four years their road
shall be extended not only Nueva Paz dc 10, Palos
but until it ntersects the sabanlla road 80 az to
plete the line from Havana to Matanzas-a work of i'm.
mense Importance for the Island, as il will unite by
land communication the capital with the second port of
Cuba and one OF the richest sections of the country
The Dario de la Marina discusses the Intervention Of
England and France in the affairs Of La Plata and consd
es the defiance OF that measure made by LIE Courier
Etats Un against til attacks Of the Union as impreg.
habc The Diaro, limiting that the United States show
South America just after having annexed Texas TO The
Union goes on to discuss tariff and after
various considerations both Sides ventures pro.
pound thls opinion, that the alteration of the tariff will
not depend upon the abstract views Of political my
which may prevail in Congress- but upon the posi-.
ofthe sessions that will depend more upon relations
Of the Union with Mexico and England, than upon the
exigences OF commerce or the requirements Of party
The force at work in laying down pipes Tor the Gas
Company have reached Mercaderes street
There arrived at Havana on the 18TH snip IRON san
on but Of these oy
six died on the voyage victims o. small pox and other
diseases The survivors were Sr ana sent 70 tho
the cmigrants on the passage
Alexander TodaI, native and citizen of the United
tates died at Puerto Principe tho 9th inst the sge
of76 flo died poor aud in Distress after a life
by commercial vicissitudes.
PLAINFIELD AND LeHIGH BANK Norns.--The
notes OF the above banks and some others of suspi
cious characterappear in small parcels in different parts
oil the STATE. we Know not exactly the places IRON
which they come, but inasnuch as the tend to vtate
the we again caution the people to beware Of
them-touch them not
We I'M erstand that the executive committee OF the
Central Board Of the Ohio State Bank have had their at
tenon directed to the subject and are taking measures
TO stop this spurious issue and to expose the operators
nthe business. We hope they may fully succeed'-Cin
emmett Gazette