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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-06-27
LONDON MARKET.


net brisk.
LONDON MARKET.
LONDON, June 8, 1915.
Prdtisions.-uard is firm, and good de-
mand exists for America at 33s. to 39s. The
market is firm for barre!led Provisions, and
for Beef and Pork good demand exists.
.Rice-Cleaned Carolina Is more in request;
and several parcels have been taken at 23s. to
2Ss. for home use.
Iurpentins.-There is less demand for Spi-
rits, but prices cannot be quoted lower. Rough
is quiet at 9s. Sd.
: IlAvRE MARKET.
HAvRE. May %, 1645.
Cotton.-After the close of our last report,
our market was quite dull; but since the open
ing Of the present week, there has been less
sIugGishness observable, and as holders are
yretty firm; fair amount of business has been
transacted. The sales are 394l bales New
Orleans, at f.5l. so f.75; 2l65 Mobile, f So. so
fro; 2lO5 Upland, f.53 CO I'D 4lOS =
zil, f7G-together 1921 bales.
Rice.-Some demand for Carolina, without
activity being displayed. and prices are about
the same as previously. We e sales Of
3sl ties. at f.a4. 5daE26.5O. Imports since
lst January, 4l5l tbIss stOck, 1900.
HAyRE, June Monday, P. NJ.
cUtton.-The market closed on Satur
with calm, with sales amaRsting to
bales. This morning, there good nun
Der Of buyers here, but up to this hour we have
only heard of 800 bales being SOL at forme
prices. Letters from the UnitedSStates art
looked for with impatience, as Wa hear thu
Hibernia arrived at Liverpool, Saturday; he
accounts will be here tom pw, and opera|
tors now await their reception. For u
four days. we have had no arrivals from SCI
The latest sales include Georgia, at f.58
ff.63; Mobile. f.57 a 1880; and New reans
f62 so foo.
Rice.-The sales since Saturday consist o
lac tics. and % hf. do. Carolina at f.26, ant
1877 tics. at f.24.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-06-27
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
(PER STEAMER CALEDONIA

LIVERPOOL, June 4, 1916.
1urpeantinc.-The supply having been mod
crate, the last parcels offered have sold at IS.
I'D. for middling to IS. Sd. for good quality,
to the extent of 1900 bbls.; but the market is
not brisk
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-06-27

The Galveston News, extra, of the 18th inst
gives the following P1ocIar:ation of President
Jones. on which is pred a the opinion above
expressed, and the language of the Proclamation is
such as to ully warrant th0onclusion arrived at
by the editors of the Bee:
BIZ the President of tic Republic of Terns.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-06-27
ADVANCES.
NOTICE.

: A Ii persons are hereby forbid trusting any
IA one on my account. Those who have claims
against me are requested to present them and
will pay them; those who are indebted to me, will
oblige me by paying up as soon as possible:
D. SHERWOOD.
June 81, 1915. 4l-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-06-27

In Fayetteville on the 9Th inst, Mr.. Thomas
G. Clark, aged about 80.
In Lincolnton, Col. John Hoke, aged 81.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-06-27

HID. best Porto Rico Sugar,
IA 2" N. Orleans do. ~
l2 bags Laguira Coffee,
= 10 +" st. Domingo do.
Rio do.
10000 Segars,
20 boxes Hydraulic pressed Candles.
4s best Barret's chewing Tobacco,
small Jumps,
kA~l5 No. /, Soap,
40 {" Soap, 10 kegs Lard.
0 bbls. superine Canal Flour,
10 half bbls. /"
10 boxes Cheese.
Received per trig Eelle, and for sale low for
CASA or approved paper.
JOHN S. RICHARDS,
Market street, Burch's old store.
June II, ls45.
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rarAr1oN OF THE FOURTH.

-,rhHATION OF THE FOURTH.
Tbe Committee appointed for the pur-
-. of communicating with MIR. Walker
J. - the wishes of the meeting. take plea
Ere in informing the citizens that he has
-. ..so,ed the invitation to deliver the Ora
,' A copy of the correspondence will
be found below.
" Mr. Robert H. Cowan, Jr., has been
Lasted as the reader of the Declaration.
:. urocession will be formed under the d.
'..,iou of the Chief Marshal, Col. Jas. T.
miller and his aids, at such time and place,
>. he may hereafter designate, and will be
m,rcbed TO the Presbyterian church whera
n. Grafton is TO be delivered. The Gus
,omary salutes will be fred under the d.
action of Mr.. John Griffith.
rHo.. D. WALKER. ESQ,
SrR: At meeting of the citizens Of Will
Ougton on Friday the l4lh inst, the under
'iOned were appointed committee to request
.oa 10 deliver an Grafton on the 4ih Of July
psXk
We beg leave to express to you, our sincere
sous that you may be able to comply with
a. expression Of the public wish.
With great respect,
we remain your obi. servts.
JOHN G. McRAE,
JAS. F. McREE, JR.
RoBT. B. WooD.
Wibnington, ". e., June 18th, 1845.
GENTLEMEN: Your note Of this morning
bOrming me that you had been appointed {
cmmittee on behalf of the citizens Of Will
sington, TO request Of me the delivery Of al
Orlion on the ensuing 4th of July, has beer
reived.
deem it the duty of every citizen on occa
dons Of that kind, and particularly on the on
scommemorate the achievement of our Ma
onal Independence, to contribute MS effort
ipwever humble they may be, 70 the festivi
les of the day. Consequently cannot with
ND my acceptance of the honor rendered me
nd feel highly gratifed to the committee 70
no additional hope expressed by them as such
hat the request might be complied with.
Yours. &C.,
THOMAS D. WALKER.
5 S::r : i i. n $ $::: g. }c'""'::
June l5th, 1916.
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A SMALL amount of money YVES found %
N Tuesday afternoon The owner can ressin
possession, by calling at the Registers Office. anA
proving property.
June 20, le45. 40-2t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-06-27

yENHE subscribers have this day formed eO-PsEs
n nersEip, under the firm of !
RATTLE f. COOKIE, :
to transact General Commission business. and
will give their dilgent and prompt atteatlon To- "
sale of all kinds of North Carolina produce. obs
of Merchandise. which their friends from abroad
may entrust them with, well as to the receiving
and forwarding of Merchandise, and aHy.nther a.
gency business. with which they may NJ favored,
A. J. BkyTLE.
Vim. COOKE,
Juue Is, 900 ls45.
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To Arrive.
r. kAILY expected pcs schr. Paramount. tha
~ following. on consignment,
lO4 bbis Roanoke Herrings, r.
do family Roe do.
$4,000 White Oak barrel Slaves.
For sale BY BATTLE & COOKE.
June 60, ls45.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-06-27

WILMINGTON MARKET-Juns IS.
With regard to our markets, we can only say
that business seems to be at stand, except, pcr'
taps, in the retail way. The dull season has ap-
preached, and we find some difficulty In being a
bic to make any remarks worth attention. hndet
this head
NAVAL STORES-Last sales are reported it
So 373 for Yellow dip-Virgin. as to quality, So
374 to So 60-Tar, ST. is to 81 SO.
LUMBER AND TIMBEI,--We have no red
son to change OUR quotations for either article, and
we understand that there is little or no demanH
for either.
GRAIN--A cargo of Corn sold at 45c: witiia
the last week, we understand, and is in some de-
mand.
We refer to our quotations for fair criterion o.
prices, for all other articles.
RATES OF FREl GIT HENCE rio NEW YORK
Naval Stores, 80 IS cts. per barrel.
Rice, l23 cts. per hundred
Cotton. ST per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, SO cts. pr. bsis:
Tobacco, So so per hogshcad.
Lumber, Sc a St SO per M.
BANK RATES OF EXCHANGE, WILMINGTON.
Bank checks on Philadelphia, pr. ct. Pefsa
=" New York, a."
d" Boston, I"
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June Is. (2o,) ls45.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-30
NUMBER 81.

for she led he way in the Here's nomina.
lion, and how admirably did he repay her
She is really lucky IN Presden, maklue--a
perfect Warwick--sl"ays making Kings,
snd their fierce enemy as soon as made.
But as to love, there are several things
TO be remarked. After all, the President
may love those Who opposed him not viii.
more Than those Nho lifted him TO success.
Perhaps he nay think that the efforts OF the
latter in his favor we're prompted by some
thing quite different from any violence Of
affection for him. II may be held some
what certain that the Van Buren, men loved
him not before the election but it would
DO INDUSTRIOUS 10 suppose that they have not
The most fervid attachment for him sEce.
That is one Of the uow feelings in them
which can never fail. But moreover, be
tho benefits FROM the Calhoun party or The
injuries from The Van Buren, party what
they may, wise King, according to Ma
chiavel, loyes uebody, hates nobody, and
views men, not according TO bis feelings,
Should be have any but lts interests In
deed, men who think they have a claim
UpOu MN siO dPA " w Pa'i4Nuiotls bNpt-
venent. II is much easier 10 deal With
those who know lhsy have none 1: for TO
them every favor Will 20 helped with the
added grace Of It's unexpectedness. There
are two sorts Of graiitude-the reivospec.
tive (Which usually tais) aud the pfospec-
tive, which is much suter. II a man should
be grateful for what has been done for him,
ts should be al least equally so for what IS
10 be done for him. For hope, as every
body knows, is very charming power.
and presents things in much more enIicing
aspect than memory. Besides every body
is not blessed With good memory. A man
may have little memory aud great hopes.
Whether that be the presenl predicamsnt
Of Presidon, Polk, seems to be matter Of
very serious difference Of opinion between
some of his leading supporters.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-30
HEART.RENDING AFFAIR.

". learn, says ths Cincinnati CONNER
eis, that most heart.rending affair TOOK
MACE at Hamilton, O. on Saturday last
A voting man at that place was crossing
the Miami river on hc.seback, with his IN
tended wife, lovely girl, when the latters
horse stumbled and she feel into tbs wa
fer. Her lover FASTENED to her ASSISTANCE
when she threw her arms around his neHk'
The current carried them both into deep
water; both were drowned, while locked
in each others arms. On Sunday the DO"
3y of tho young man had been recovered
and between one and two thousand per-
sons wers gathered TO search for the other
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+ Oct IL ".
Fok THk cHAELOrrE JOURNAL.
AN ORIGINAL SONNET.

TO IPnIGENIA OVER TIE CREEK.
Your hair il As black a, mr. hat,
Your eve. as bright as my boot;
Ysu are hssuilfal--charnng- that,
And sPor Ch.nesiAn foot.
Your cheeks a.,c a blush Ike my moss,
Wen glus, Of hot tr,ndy up
Aud Edsn's iifst opening rose,
Nigh. ii no; u compared ~ NY up
Yoat uess. Il IS No; F-:.--'.ssf.
Mas eSmme :! faut--as It should
On, cannot thy beauty portray
I'm sure, we're sslo would
Yoor teeth rive charm 20 your mouth,
Which could never Le gwen ~ pearl
on! there is not IN the warm satniasr south,
So fairy like sylPhliia g.rl.
In tisy bosom w eap,d doth dwell,
frsr tnmblns and heAvtng ehoali
And whs. the sd havoc can tell
That IS luskes rbsn he silly peeps out
Your Term ia model of grfcs,
That ~ully might oorcl 70 s'ei
Aud wherever yon move, every piscs
OsE. cLaFm uhssh It horgO"s iiom Ass
kU
To tell the whole trulh, il rsro VAN,
- cndesyof 10 hrpsreoIizo
! or form. yoIr greece Or mien,
oar hair, your checks, u your eve
LEARY
Seriag H.A Visio, Nay -. 1915.
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.ERSCEEE.s.s'EOES.
From he L S. Saturday Post.
The Young SchOoIfnastcr.

sfrug &ttugB - 4" sos OK NA'Ef
AID 50 yoa refuse to marry Miss Long,
D sou, g.rl with lh'tly Ihousand pounds
ia .aJI securities =
Tn. "a, sad 10 on ansry tone by 40 Old
u4i,er 10 lis nephew.
Il AN too Young to marry m the ~"
plsce, sad al. uepbe@, and Va Tue sc
coul place, Mss Long is the last 20 nan
"a earth that shoul CHOOSE Tors Siie, she
d, eli enough to be my mother.
IS Then. "a tho thid place, sad hs W.
Gle. II .hll make ny nlIl, and leave al
mf eai4te to stranger. / give you yet
aualher day to consider OF H. and 'hen "
yuu still rviusc, nothing more shall b' dooe
for yuu-go 10 your chamber ana DO" 'e'
~ - -7lr lacc uil to MORROW
The youus ta-n left The room too incens'
ed 70 reply, If reply we're required Ia
stead OF going to hts chamber, he "eh' "
sea ktuIheaned aliscuonaie woman QUO
Who loved him from his infancy anu VINO
now was hls only fucnd. She ~os me
widow OF an old ship mns'er, and "'tu %
a very small income left by her hu'bahd' ye'
small 1H tlia tiCoHlO Nh't 7iS NN''
upproprinte "a lulo portion Of IT to the 10
cessi,tcs Of the young man, who, ono" '''
would have suffered lor tho want oil 'hem
Y ~, Aunt Lefty SAID he, throwing
himself on chair, :" the die ~ cas- NY
uucla insists ON my marrying Miss Long
aad as that i. out Of the question: l mus
nov exert myself, Nnd get some s''ua"o'
CIher in an office o.
You cannot, IN ans event, be 10 w or,
situation than you are now, my dear go
mere sn,d she, so b. com'of'eo' ! az
lure YOU will succeed in whatever you W
der,ake, aud, N case Of sickness, NY o''
child. am always at hand"
ii know your good, kind heart !"
dear aunt, aud | love TO be near YOU oo'
10 getting a living in tho city near my u
Gle tao ia, | canno, do, aud when sb'l
Of po,oy far of, which must be the case,
is death to me to thick OF leaving you D
hlnd."
Leave me what Pu, that 10 your "e'
D,lameteq Caonot 60 where you 60
am only forty five years old, and am as at !,
10 trnyel or undergo hardshlps as you'se1
" Bat, my dear aunt, | have 20 pr
meets; | must 90 and look for s'uaN,
and YOU may be sure that the moi'e"'
20, something 10 do | shall SEND '0f w
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tT RS1a GOODS

JUST RECEIVED
Gentlemen g La WATCHES,
Silver
S:cId Gunrd & Fob Chains q Aeys'
rYrc:a, Pins and Finger Aahas'
CoIdnud silver Pencils,
T'ahIeand Tea spoons, (wafrah'eo'
German Table and Aea Nv
plated GandteeiiCks ahu ~
r;s,a rnyors i'm pairs alld single,
cino packet and PEN KNIVES,
low for CASH. , ,,,,,,,rrp
Mnrch d. 1876. A-u
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Col. X. " Cochran. heekienbUrg. n c.
Ckcs -. Harris. NIL GrOre. y. &.
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PUTTING 1T ON THICK"

house painter of our acquaintance has
a SON. a more lad, who occaslonly asslsts
him in his Jobs. lie used the brush dsx-
tsrousIy, but unfortunately he acquired the
habit of quitting II on liilIe too thick"
The other day his father, after having FIRE.
qusnlly scolded him for his layishing daub-
ing, and all TO 40 purpose, gave hun whip.
ping. "There, you young rascal" sud
he, after performing the painful duty, show
do YOU like that % "Well, don, know
dad" whined the boy in reply, " but 1t
seems to me you put it on darn'd sight
thicker than did"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-30
T. J. HOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor ~ Publisher.
TERNIS:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II
aid in adpdaeS. THREE DOLLARS NOT
pad sitAin three months. And IliA ~ Doi-
lars AND Fifty CENTS il not paid unhI af
n, N, expiration II fhs year No paPersiscOS-
tiautd untl all arreaT5gss are paid, caesPi at he
option Of The Editor
az fdcerisemsHts inserted at Oae Dollar p,r
sqadrr. al lines or lass. this sissd tgp') for the
hrsi insertion. and IS cents for zach continuance.
Count advertisements aud SherD's Sales chang.
Cd 2j per cent higher; and a deduction # 354
per- rent tsiH bs made t,om ns regular prices, for
adpe,tisefs by the year. Adsetisemehi' inserted
monthly or 9gaHntp 81 pr square fer slsh time.
Semi-meathiy rs cents per square Joi each time
hGENFS.
Col. n. " Cochran, heekienbUrg. n c.
Ckcs - Harris MI GT0re y. &.
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Dr1ELLING IN LOUISIANA,

The Convention now 10 session 10 a''os
tho Constitution Of the State Of Louisiana
have expressed their disapProbat'on OIL GU
cling by incorporating a section IN the gen
eral provision of the Constitution wn.e s,.
disfrapchises and renders Ineligible Tor any
civil office under the State any person VINO
sbal hereafter fight a duel, be second
Al a duel, or carry challenge to fight q
! duel.
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5EseInOyaI.

r-r-F~ess Il ar. D. I. Caldwell has removed
5-@sY y his shop 10 the house lately &C,
t.l cupied by Nj, Watson nor Q" the, the s''0n'
square South Of the Court House
Is heretofore al cases committed to ms care
eha! receive punctual and faithful attention.
March 18th 1915.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-30

A new implement of Terrible Efficacy
has lust been devised ia England by Prot.
Brunsen. II consists Of liquid similar to
alcohol, in which the oxygen is replaced BY
arsenic. Ii ignites the moment il 10 ex'
posed TO the air. IL nnyressel flied with
il, like a glass or iron globe, should be
thrown upon the decks or into the ports OF
ship, it would ignts the moment the
vessel struck any hard substance, and the
inaammabe liquid instantly would. be IN
blaze. The atmosphere at once becomes
filled with clouds Of white arsenic, by
which deadly poison is evolved and In-
hailed. Being heavier shan, and nsoIubls
in water, it could not be extlnsuished, and
Of course il becomes fatal 10 all within its
influence. A dreadful implement in the
art Of war.
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gWhen friend once told Plato what
.c,ndalous stories his enemies had Propa"
g.ted concerning him Il will live SO, re-.
piled the philosopher, that nobody snail
believe them"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-30

LOLA gentleman in Natchez, says
the Bayou Sara Ledger, sent TO his plan
talon. near Woodyille, Wilkinson county,
Mississippi, cask marked "oil," think
inr il to be such. His overseer, upon tap
ping il, found that instead of oil It was
vine. A few frolicking fellows in the
neighborhood soon drank il up, calling It
excellent. Afterwards the cask was used
for vinegar. This in turn having been OK.
hausted, new fermentation was recently
proposed, but the old negroes to whom ths
work of preparation was g'Sen' declarsa
that there was too much mother In the
c,sk. The cask was then opened, when
In instead of the mother was found child
=. NEGRO child with two heads, four legs,
four arms, and but one chest. The mys-
tsry has not yet been explained. The
Ledger assures i,s readers that this is no
hoax,
The New York herald., 1845-01-22
Amusemenls.

TRYoN's Cncus-Al the Equestrian talent in
the United States is now concentrated at the Bow
cry Amphithestre Gardner the great vaulter,
eat of turning double somerset from the ground with
out the aid ofa spring board. Gossin is The Clown
There FIVE lady equestrans attached to the Bowery
Circus.
the very bad walking last evening, very large
number Of gentlemen and ladies were present at Rut
gers Iustte who obliged to forego the pleasure
which time has been postponed in consequence OF
Mr. F. H. Browns Illness
The New York herald., 1845-01-22
A Card.

In relation to the Edith and Sophia Walker" the
last two rs clSs' Boston baraues from the port Of Bo..
ed thst had the plotting Uf of the above named
Barques when she struck and in trouble, with the
Light Houses in full view beg leave for the shipping
interest and 10 justice to myself and the other Pilots 10
contradict this report Neither Lahrop Edridge, Baker
myself in either Of these Barqueswe four fol-
lew the pilotng to all the Ports bust
and have done for many years This striking and
diamasng ship while the light houses are In full view
with lead lying deck, is doing great injustice and
bringing the business into disreputs.
OWEN PRESCOTT Coast Pilot
N B-Boston end Porlsnd pspers pleass cspy for the
good Of the public. ~ Nef' IN
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

PRoeREss OF TIE FABRICATED News The fa-
bricated foreign news published by the Tribune last
Saturday is beginning to come back to US from all
directions in the papers throughout the country
which have been grossly imposed upon by trusting
10 the reputed character Of that Fourier print for
truth and veracity. The public prints Of Baltimore,
Boston, Albany, and other places, are re-publish-
ing the fabrication in the usual style In the mean
time we do not see any attempt on the part Of the
Tribune to fulfil its promises of explanation of the
mode in which it was imposed upon, or of the
motives which lead to such an atrocous attempt to
deceive the community at most interesting crisis
in the foreign markets. Js it not fully time for
some explanation
The New York herald., 1845-01-22
NEW YORK, 10th January, lS45.

FIRE AT HAMPDRN AND Loss OF LIvEs.-The fire
referred to in part of our edition yesterday NOR
niog. was In Hampden on the Augusta road It was in
Our correspondent states that boy eight years Of age
and girl Of the age fifteen consumed in the faes
Another and daughter escaped by leaFing from the
chamber window-the daughter badly burned Mr..
Weld end wife barely escaped with their lives, without
sufficient clothing to protect them from the cold Their
whole stock Of provisions and all their clothing and
furniture burned, and they entirely destitute
Bangor Whig Jan. 49,
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

All RmiadsAphaa Subscriptions % the
budngs lhra sqset mar Chestnut. where single copies
may Also 9e obtained daily = o'clock.
Enlistment. - m ly
As late AZ the reign OF James OF the First
Of England confidently believed lower classes
that country that the touch Of royalty
for Particular form Of the scroul Science exploded
such srpefsntlons and now presents TO he world for
tested by and known TO fail
The panacea Gouaud Italian Soap This emollient
result Of long aud tosome the and
combination Of the dients Of which compos-
ed Its nect all diseass merely relieve
and modify but in and instance where ordinary
care used the disorder Whether the vus
which leeds the irritation evaporated by the absorb
ed, aud carried OIL by the 10 OF little
quencr Suice 70 say that after nng the Soap Tor few
days. the begins subsde then the inequalities.
Of the akin t9 disappear. the d.cooIaon is carried
warmth snd color its sotnes and elasticity.
so cent? cake.
Asents76 Chesnut Philadelphia; Milk st. Boston,
Carleton, Lowei Green Coz Worcester Chapman Co.
Springfield; Dyer. Poydence BULL Hartford Fers Middle
town; Myers New Haven Tousey, Rochester Backns
Gray, Poughkeepsie.
Medical NOTES.-The Advert lsoments OF the
Neg York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy f
the Suppression of Quacksry in the Of all Diseases will
pspsr - w. 9. RlCHARDSON, M, D., Agent
Once and Consulting Rooms Of the Coeges5 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

THK CELEBRATED RACE HORSE "BLrE DrcK."-
The famous race horse "Blue Dick" died at Car
roIlton, on the 9th instant, from Inflammation Of
the stomach. In his prime he was a splendid
racer, but was unfortunate as to be on the turf
at 1.-THE same time as Fashion II is rumored that
he was poisoned.
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

A MAMMOTH Ox.-We believe that one of the
finest animals Of this class ever seen in this or any
other country. is now exhibiting at No. 5S Bread
way. 1t is seven years old, and said to be the
largest In the world, weighing nearly five thousand
pounds; measuring twelve feet from his horns to
his tail ; and in girth near upon twenty feet Its
color is almost entirely white, with the exception
Of few black spots about the neck and shoulders.
This noble animal was raised by E. H. Smith,
Esq of Smithtown, LII, and is certainly splen-
did creature, well worth seeing.
The New York herald., 1845-01-22

DR. LARDNER's LECTURE ON BEHALF OF THE AP-
PRKNTIoEs' LIBRARY LAsr EVENING .-Notwithstan-
ding the unfavorable state of the weather, there
was pretty numerous and respectable attendance
in the lecture room adjoining the Apprentices Lii
brary, Crosby street, to hear this gentleman deliver
lecture ON the planets. The learned gentleman
treated the subject in his usual able, clear and
forcible manner, and at the conclusion was greet
ed with considerable applause.