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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

writer in an agricultural lnrnal condemns the usp
OF blind brides le says that ri the Cre7tr had in
tended the eyes Of horses have been half blinded ,b,,
apPendase would have been pruvidsi in the natural
way. Art never Invented mere fatal ihry 10 the evo
u horses. Blind brldls and diseased eyes ar. insan,
sbe."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

Il Mortal Sm-Co. George w. Hopkins, ten
esen'a'Ive IN Congress, from The Abingdon dsrr'' y
an asp'rani 10 the Speakers chair, is charged W"
mortal SIN In the last NyIhe Republican "a strong
''co paper, published in his Dis,ric,) II app'a'
MS name dues not appear on the poll books oil wa
'hs'oh county, as having voted for "Polk. Dallas y
as and Oregon" in the tall Of 1874. The editor I
nands TO know why Col Hopkins failed to vcie On
important occasion and quotes he word. OF c"'l
o' Abingdon, There was Hopkins, stuck up al l'-sl
'aVrrn whilst we were working ourselves to death
couldn't get him IN vote.' The Culunel may hang
his fiddle after this F.!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

W +" IS f"mored' that, in consequence Of the PRESSING
''' VI "'s private business. Mr.. Webster contem.
'.,'s"'ns MS seat IN the u. S. Senaic-in which
'e"' f'"afe Everett, late Minister 10 England i, is
supposed viii be elected to succeed him.
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BASkRtfprS N NFW YORK.

Tie 6dleaing statistics in relation tn pelIlians IN
bankruptcy IN New York dlstuc;. under The late ACT
Inns been furnished by Nc Mrtcalf, CIch Of the L. =
District Court II was carefully cpapeL by Mr..
kingsheny. onc al The CLERKS:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

YOUNG hrrn,Lt a washington correspondent, of
the Charleston News says;-''i Is irared thai Elliott
wha Killed young Kendall. viii become insane | am
od that he rises from his he'd IN tho nih and PAGES
hts cell IN The greatest agony. lii, trial will shortly
come on"
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The ApmehburH a'iroinlaM.
THCRsDaY. NoyEuBER 10. 1915.
NEW JERSEY STILL WIG!

IN desre of HE fnaiign Influence exerled by The INA
liV-sai New Jarsey. the Wings have again carried
the Legislature. Thu election lolk place an the al,
INST. md resulted a. f'lloss, as eonpafrd With last
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

appointment by The President james Clark. CIV.
e'"of OF The Territory Of Iowa. in .he plac. Of John
Chambers, removed. '''''
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For Register.


Complete returns have. been received from the whole
State from which II appears thai parties viii stand in
the next Legislature ulBws con lras,cd with the
uIecpdinu y,ar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

% We presume tina, the Richmond Wing nj
have been misnormed in ANNOUNCING the coniemph
resignation OF the Presidency of the James RIVER
hana"ha Company by Mr.. JOS. c. Cabel That gen.
man. accompanied by the Chef En- ,neer passed throw
this ace day or two aoo IN a tour of f-,,,i'
'ahee sPon the ne above LyncIiburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

PORk-Fir. S1ic-We understand TN, ar.v,
Hogs upwards Of 200 in numocr sold in this pas, "
Thursday last, al S. 80 per hundred.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

King, Printer"
Among the revelations made ia the Mckenzie letters
Is The lscI, thai, pior was +. p Blar, in cash and
IN efedii. In 1882 he compelled to appeal Ia his Po
csi associates for pecanary aid, in order To enable him
To purchase The press aud types. with which. IN tina
year, he commenced the publication OF the Washington
Globe The following letter from of the saehem'
Of lsmtnany Hall 10 sewers, OF the leading politicians
Of hat schoo will show whe were the p'iucipl coa,rib'
utofs II the "pouey purse"
.NEw YoaK, Saturday, 18Th Feb. 1892.
To Jesse lloyt, NJ. NJ. Noah. Samuel Gnuverneur
Walter Bovine, y am p. illlrtt. Samuel swlh.
weni, Cornelius II. Lawrence. James \. ilanlison,
aud others:
Geatrnen-When r. P Blair wa, in this city YIN
each subscribed certain amount, for The purpose 81 ihr
nshny him Printing Press
Al The meeting II his friends that occasion. tif
subscription was shor Of the amount rrquiredbul well
Itc"lect the Pledge you made. which was, that the
Press should be furnished and paid for, and that he
might rest assured OF lis bring forwarded as soon a. II
cuuld be procured.
Tie press has been sent 10 Mr.. Blair. under the di
rrcon Il sumo OF HE subscribers, and $50 paid
count ni ~ the balance due The maker Is 1852 So for
Witch he has commenced suil against me.
As dd not either contract with. or have any thing
10 do with Mr.. Hoe, the maker of the Press except ~
eNenI.ns IN collecting subscriptions, and pa ,ng lhen
over, shall Of course resist the na..,nent ofn.
appears 10 nc h"' Mis matte, ought not 10 be sub
Jt0e" !" ~ IA, s',gaioa IN CONT y Justice. Mr.
e S'ould be paid Tor The Press and think the gem
llemeh who pledged themselves 10 Mr.. Blair are IN
honor hound, To pay immediate attention 10 the subject
therefore suggest thai YOU meet for the purpose a
'Lo Bank ceilee House, on Tuesday evening, At o.
clock. ~
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lafs. 10 wit
Amount paid fr printing for the Senate from 1884 Ia
1910. inclusive, S272. %
For the House al Representatives, SIS. Sq7
For the Executive Departments, 81 Q6s
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Nnmhrr Dis .haflnl 2le"

w hole number $3.50
Residing IN ihe city
oil New York 1900
Do. out ii The city go
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The New York herald., 1845-02-04
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Important from Washi ngton.

WeIhave received intelligence from Washington
which appears TO be favorable TO the passage of q
bill in the Senate for the annexation OF Texas.
1t s said that, after several consultations, il is
arranged between MessIs. Benton and Dix, the two
most doubtful Senators the Texas question, that
bill be introduced by the former inthe Senate,
to embrace the views of both those gentlemen on
annexation, but which will differ somewhat in its
details from that which recently passed the House.
1t is, of course, uncertain whether or not this new
bill will receive majority Of the Senate, but it il
said to be the only one that is likely to pass that
body at this session.
II it should succeed, however, In the Senate, it
may not pass in the House, and, if not killed there,
Texas may refuse to receive it. Will Texas ac-
cept any bill that Congress may pass
The New York herald., 1845-02-04

Spoken.
Putnam. fm New York for Maanzas Jan lat 30 co. or
Foreign Ports.
m % snyS. r1y
op nsy D Bsrboe St 1 sa ub
DuIap. Gordon Boston condemned and d.g; Hodseden
aE I'm ss
THoMAsTqr. Jan 2s-Cld Rapid; Brown, Richmond.
ssAIr Lucy Amelia, aAl NYolf Ga Topa
iHSnouTa Jan sIA BYRON. SSoa Churchill. Norfolk
5s:ss Pix: s, ss
ID. Fl i's.'
a fas ss s
Sa % Mss :a d Il:
Capt sarg will moraa
ss \ N Wo5
s;s:s
s q n,s @ b b9om and fore
Baltimore for do Ms1sy crsns New 9U
~: Rss y clifford Come.
~ nsw Ureas Gardner Norfolk Cd No arrival
saeS" FIELD. Point
rs,oT; c 4s:ss; S
ball New York for do; Martha Washington, Wood Norfolk
for Fall Rve Adventurer Lewis. New London; Moses Ed
New Bedford -
PHILApELPHIA Feb 2-Arr VIM Pitt Howes Boston; An.
Hi N B:ss sS sw Sss 6s.a.
BslrlmoIs Hqwes Boston; Bspj Fankli1 Finn DO.
LANCASTER, Loysland, Sid Hienzi, CLARK Richmond Ar
2'st Mary Jane. Powell NYok; Adrian, Wapole do. CID
eonidas Pic kham Welt Indies; Franklin, Munhal Barba
does SID LYDIA Ilsey, Guadaloupe Jas Barbour. Bush
WILM,SGToN, n. Jan 29-Arr Repeater. Francis New
york; 3oh Caroline Whilden g Thomas; Tham Sand
Bedford CID Boundary shackeford Gauda oupe Co!onist
Powell Murch, do; Edw Blake. Adams. Matsnzas; Id.
dngton, WILSON York; VIM Hart Candy Savannah; Tus.
The New York herald., 1845-02-04
New stock Exchange
state Of Trade.

AsHrs Pots finn at 81 Pearls arc steady but In
limited at 81 lsl a 4 25
BEtswAx- Prime yellow sells wanted al 2Qt 2ol.
CoTror-The maj ket 10 day continues firm The sales
amount to l400 bales Holders continue TO have the adj
vantage.
Prime is held at co..
VIII sKhY-Drudse casks are in moderate demand at ~
cents. western and prison barrels ut 2S3 24c.
Real EsrArE-.df .94cfion-Lot in Williamsburph
nsionging To the Wilamsburgh Insurance CON- pany.-
Terms per cent aud the auctioneers fees to be ai
on toe day o sale; 5 per cent the delivery Of the
hve years, with interest at per cent.
Lot on Grand street, between ist and I'd streets IS
~ izo iee. .............. ). $500
Lot ON North ls street, between LIST and ID streets
~ oy isU I l.et: e., 900
by 100 feet, at Sli0. .. .oo
2ls On North 9th street, 9Th street. same size aoo
lot on North 9th street. 7th street. sama size lbs
Lot corner 9th and North 7th streets, sixe. $50
DO North Sth street, do. 49,. 1874
2 lots on 9th ST. betw cen the above, do. 49,. 40
DO corner North 7th street, do. -. 220
lots on North 7th, near 5,h street, do. 900
gore iot 20 feet front, 10th street, South I'd
lots on Reinsen street ne In s,rcet ach .. i'o
ny 100 ieet. ........................ $50
2 2iotsIear OF above Wyckoif st. same size - oiO
LOT on loih street, North LIST st. 2sg bv 100 ito
10. on Anse' near Leonard street, 30 by IO0tt 100
Slots on Ainslie, near EVEN street do , ISo
lots fcer OF above on Powers street, do 'aJ0
acres ~ psrches land on Great Barn Island. an
CATTLE MARKEr.-At market, l O5o beef cat,,. non
IRON The south) 100 cows and calves and 1900 sheen
Pnces-Beei cattle, brisk demand at prev,ous ra.es
extra higher. W "'u . 'ew
Cows snd Calves Sales at SI4 a $50
Sheep and Lambs All sold at 81 S5
hsy--A good supply, at SO 67ac per cwt
The New York herald., 1845-02-04

The increase in discounts s large reaching
ly fifty per cent The losses sustained by the Bank,
through the fraui and embezzlement of Alexander H.
Levett, the late Teller, follows:
Amouat OF actual deficiency in the cash assets
of the bank, as ascertained on the 22d Janua-
ry. ls45 heretofore officially stated. . SS4 544 %
Amount OF claims duly authenticated and prov.
ed, by banks and other parties for moneys
deposited in the regular course OF business of
the bank, not entered the books of the
bank by the late Teller but embezzled by
him, and subsequently, confessed. Is S2s ls
SAT s67 20
The statement furnished by the late Teller offnds alb
ssrsced by him, has confoimed with the recamaticns
made the bank and after strict the Of
ces of the bank confident that the actual amount a
loss is above stated The official bond Of the late Tel
Ter is go,d for $4,000.
The New York herald., 1845-02-04
Married.

On sunday evening, 2i instant, by the Rev r. seney,
mr. CHARLES w. WHrILocK, to Miss HoSoRAH CouLTER
all of this city.
Al Harlem, on Sunday, ID instant, by the Rev. Mr.
Lurran, Mr. BENJAMIN d. McGowN, to Miss MARY Il
FLYNN, both of the same place.
on the 23i uit at Shrewsbury NJ by the Rev. Rufus
Isylor, Mr. SAMUEL g. DouGHERTY, to MARY w. Rock.
HILL, both OF this CITY
The New York herald., 1845-02-04
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 4.
CIca red.

Cleared.
shg Catherine, Berry Charleston. sutton-Barques Con
DER 81 Crox Aisop Chauncy; Lizette tSw) Cronholm
S.6u HHS%ourE sSls Schmidt Ral Betty kTi Hamburg Kea
Bermuda Tucker Lightbouru; SUM- Merrci Charles
ton Motz politz.Schs Curew, Curacao. master; Foam
paws, Iampcos Southmayd Son; Perseverance, Boan
Bottom Bunker Go; Manchester, Worth Richmond Allen
Prentice, Providence. p n''su'
Arrived.
Iaths. - ~ ~ w
Schr Eliza Messerow days from North Cazoua with ma
val stores 10 the master.
schr Two Brothers. Brown days from vgina with mdse
to the master
Schr Bolivar, Brown, New Bedford with oil
Schr Comea, Ricketson, New Bedford with oil.
The upper and lower Bays filled with large quantities
floating vessels proceed without the aid
steam.
Telegraph reports vessels in sight at Sun down.
The New York herald., 1845-02-04
Weekly Report OF Deaths

In the city and county of New York from the 25th day OF
49, 8i3, to the LIST of Feb l845
2S Nien-3o Women-i8 Boys-35 Girls.-Total l66
=, . DISEASES.
p Bleeding 2; Bleeding from lungs Il Bronchi
nfantum, i Cholera Morbus Consumption Is; Convu
sons, s Group a Congestion of BRAIN Q; Conges ion
ungs CONSTIPATION Of bowels l. Debility o; Derum tire
M mems rs panhoea q Dcpsy i DroPsy in the head lo Drip
sy IN ING cheu q Drowned Fever bilious q Fever pnerpe
raj, Fever rmitten Fever scarlet Fever typhus
aeart disease of Hopping cough 2; Inflammation 81 In
nation Of Bowels g. famn alton Of lungs. is; ntiamma
Of liver 3; Insanity il Maormaiion, Massmas g. Nles
ss ,T Old sff p1sY ioown p pGsmAue birth
AGL-under year 81; lto2 years 81; to 2l to 10,
to 2 81 20 to &c. III 80 to 40 49, 40 So 81 so to CO. 81 50 II
TO- I; 10 to co. 5 80 to go, 90 to 100, 0; unknown,
ELI LEAVlTT, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office. Feb l. ls45
The New York herald., 1845-02-04
Died.,

On Monday the Sd instant, after short illness Anro
FsTrE b. daughter of Epencus g. and Elizabeth Gray.
The relatives aud friends OF the family invited ts
attend her funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock from the
residence OF her parents, lac Second street
On tho 81 instant JAMES CONWAY, aged rs years ma
tive Of county Tyrone, Ireland
His friends and acquantaHces are respectfully invited
b attend his funeral this afternoon from his late resi-
dsnce, l75 Lawrence street, at half past o'clock
The New York herald., 1845-02-04
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Feb s-Arr Mary Stanton Bearse Boston cd
Loretta Fish Bckmere New Orleans, Constitution Lauder.
vaunab; Ann Latouree New York SID Carlton New Or.
leans; Dover, Boston; Mary Augusta Arecbo PR.
The New York herald., 1845-02-04
MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF the Steamships.
80 SfeGneTs. Leope LipI duet .Anea. Leaye fine,
Hibernia, kyrie. Feb. Feb. IS. ...... Mar
The New York herald., 1845-02-04

LEECHES! LEECHES,
JUST RECEIVED-Per ship Franklin from Hamburg
fresh supply Of Swedish Leeches; for sale whosas
and rstsil, a the moderate prces by
Z. J. FERDINAND 4 CO.
isS msec Importss Of Lsschss. No. i~s Nassaa ssss
The New York herald., 1845-02-04
ARCHITECTURJ

ARCHITECTURE
ERED SCHMl DIT begs leave inform his friends and the
public that he has removed his Broadway 70
Wa where persons derous Of building invited 70 ex
ami Of original and tasteful designs from the
tags 70 II. Villa Manson all the v.rous
Drawings Specifications Estimates and Contracts Tor Build
Hgs description supentsnds the thereof
The New York herald., 1845-02-04
shsp Masters ana Accents.

We shall csecm favor if Captains of Vessels will
HonEnr SIIvEy, Captain Of News Boats a report
the shipping left at the whence sailed the
spoken on their pas.age list Of their and any oela,
medIatey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents hon
abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office al
don Of any kind will be thaalrfulIv received.
The New York herald., 1845-02-04

CHEAP SPECTACIES
T 90 DUANE STREET. New York, first door from
"A Broadway--HENRf d. BLACKWOOD, Working
prices -
Best double jonted Gold Specacles. .......$8 Is
Best single jointed Gold Spectacles ..........7 so
Best double jointed Silver Spectacles. ...... 30
Best single jon'ed Silver Specacles -. 90
Finest double jointed elastic blue Steel Spectacies 49,
Finest single joined elastic blue Steel Spectaces ls
Finest double oined Tortoise shell specac!es. l5.
Finest single jointed Tortoiseshell Spectacle l2s
STILL CHEAPER
Good elastic blue steel spectaces with the best glasses
with and attention paid them in the
dollar.
Good elastic blue Steel Spectacles .. .......6s
Good elastic blue Steel Spectacles 81.
Good elastic blue Steel Spectarles. ......3s.
Good German Silver Spectaces. -. -. ....3A
Best Tortose-she Eye Glasses. as. Cd.
Best blue Steel Eye Glasses. IS. 3D.
pest morn Eye Olasses is.
II.
Best Convex Glasses set into your frames. q.
Best Coocave Glasses set into your frames, IS.
Best Convex Pebbles set into your frames los.
Best Concaye r bibles set into your own frames, l2s
Ladies and Gentlemen attended their residences
jaf6 lm*ec
The New York herald., 1845-02-04
BALLS, PARTIES. NEW YEARS FESTIVI
Axo

DhLLo, 7 IhNII IE6s NE w TEAh'S FESIIVI i
TIES, &c.
THOSE gentlemen who intend enjoying the festiyes the
season. are requested to examine rich and
ment Of fashionable ScARFs, CRAvATs DRrss GLoy.s &c
received by late arrivals from Paris Londen The
Of the above articles have been selected with
Of and fashion, The Subscribers would call the sttsp
on Of their and strangers visiting this city their large
Musn sns ea, after hs NEST approved French Method &,
and BucI.kn SHIRTS and Drawers; Velvet Csshmere and oth
Dressing Robes Hosiery Linen and Silk Pocket Krches;
Sr.css s?srssaer ss Buehskn Msrno Cshmer Cloth Bes
the above articles will be certain find to sut their TASTE
at the old establishment of PARSELLS 4 AGATE,
d22 I'm sec 237 Broadway, { orner Of PARK Place
The New York herald., 1845-02-04
CHEAP DA!GuERREoTYPE PORTRAITS.

tHEAP UAGU EK KKEUTYPE PORTRAITS.
M rs u sHANKLANp. .Daguereoype Artist, having aiken
SINCE two years more than lD0uO portraits and beng well
known for taking the best style informs
he friends and customers and the pubc that she gives beau
frame for only dollar Being always well and
her customers day she has, for their
her by Daguereoype
TIE Laayetts Bazaar 4s Broadway aud by branch Of her
opposite the ark Fountain Portraits taken from in the
Remember, only one dollar. (best stys) including or
frame. i28 Inn srrc
The New York herald., 1845-02-04
SWORD EXERCISE

Nh HAMILTON, having entered into arrangement with
Gymns'iam No = AnR street and aisS The Military Hall
o s h ps that
saa % na Eseh ,S as Small and Bea:
years engaged Teacher the Sword in the Unitee
Sysunss.r Gemp.Ris, wishing to s.esm. psrf.e. j.
n moa.s,. Msss or Artillery ~ D can Be taught the
smS Gs M w. Sa Ann
| ENCH'S HOTEL.
TIE PR0PRiEToR respectfully inArm. his friend, and
ss; he IVA. 3D.. he q IND %
dats vicinity Of business and the prncp, PLACES Of
vi ;: s
and the s i Ss
Sz - .. 60
s;Ef !: r: sts =; IS
| t ssz md rs:;
III s'i ss;
CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS!
NJ EZEKIEL 90 Nassau street. opposite The Herald Build
@ a. e; :as sSs:. e a. '3s: s:.
ssaia. braad. a%s,.la. of various brands
YYS%siid YSSs%ensaidad, kionaas. kRi,nsIss'
guaranteed genuine and imported and
the trade sSs invited d % "a. and them
TAXES OF 1874
OFFICE OF RECEIXER OF TAxEs.l
gs a a: S III: r:;
q f Rad to me % % % Or s s III
and s. Tas ddon Of per cent M Be A.rss al
Es; lay eSss ~ Z: o:sss. s: b ss
sd all h9'e w who can make i their T5e.
s as sssy s
5 S a the Office
oies hOaI' iiOm O'clock 4. II, uSti osIsss SS ''
iazoAIIl. re = Rsesss1 ever Il II: T::.s..
SON METHIN NEW.
BGa TTS Match
They 70" iTWSf "a f5S atsssSTs
neatly put np TN wood and paper in any sized packages and
,..,,.. THESE MATCHES
e he
s 'a"'a' 's.
De. :, they have been 'ahs9 on long voyage:
BY e ne Dsx saa S bs b sy
Orders left at shepads Bookstore 1871 Broadway their
jaIl linen srALDING co.
E.sss,y s0s NkW N fssfs. q S
.ship CORA Capt Wm H. Garder. will positively
Persons wishing should make immediate apriea-
ton on board foot Of Wall street. Ssspu az e M.pp.v
II 100 Pine street. corner OF South
-ffH PASSAGE FOR GLAsGO w,,---Pscket ship
ME3\ ADAM CARR, Captain Scott This fast sailing
ship will sail in few days for the above port
Having excellent accommodation for csbin cabin and
early application should be made en- board
foot OF Beekman street, or to
W. Il J. T. TAPsCOTT,
10 south street. Maiden lane
6S6 PASSAGE FOR NEW 0RLEANs-Packst q
ship iaS Hunt '; viii an
p1suveiy as above, her regular day.
Having superior for cabin cabin, and
,eeragr passengers early application should be board
foot of Wall street. or to w. 4 J. T. TAPsCOTT.
IA 76 South street. Maiden Lane.
TRUNK BoARps.-Bos,ou Tygps Boards fcI sale By
L PERSEE u BROOKS.
ans No. q aaA 81 Naasaa 4,
The New York herald., 1845-02-04
DALLY'S TOBACCO MANUFACTORY.
ass River ST. TrOv

inns fAIENI BOXES.
TIE En- rrR9PRlETORs OF TINS PATENT. CAR
aBOxES would rspecifuy call the attention of Rail
& Cs RS ~ s9 % ys wh 5 eak
KAN0UsE, Of Jersey City their agent for the manufacturing
with dssd To- hm
city IRON Foundry I'll TMR IT'LL .tsssf BS5bY e
jersey City, January 7th. l8Aa B imsrc
CHEAPEsT AMI. .BEsT.-Red Ash COAL at J. Week.
Yard ass Elizabeth All under sheds dry re-screened
Of 8: s % ssd lev PISS s.
II SSs;s; ,''
AMERICAN HAIR DYE.
w change the hair from any Other color to beautiful
auburn Or perfectly JET black without staining irritating the
Pspa!sd only BY DIX JAYNE, No 20 South Third street.
PhIladrlrhia: Price SO cents Sold by the Agents A.
sand Drusssu No. 70 Fulton street. as Broadway II East
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PICkLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE.
the kind offer the notice our southern frieods 1er
chants and city and country trade largest
% @Ss Homes. g SsSs! Ss @
Egx and other rumbs, all in iher their
Jsys Of the Strawberry Raspberry Ounce. and Pine
Also PiekIss Ca.up and Sauces of every imaginable de-
:cpon glass jars Of every ze to suit the Of
Also Picked and sewed Oysters potted for exportaton and
Hoss Keepers Boarding House Keepers, Grocsys, Ship
.ms. Ms:,.I 4, and I'D fySs FAMILIES. 4. Invited
ever 's''' 'n'''' to '
BIEighty do.n fresh Havana Pines, good ordsr for
sale. Also, Ieoo Oyster Kegs die 3nsrc
The New York herald., 1845-02-04
ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
No. I'll Ar0adyYaX Nexv Mask

No. 0l broadway, New York.
s;,s and
% bs hsy NOW s for %
wishes Of and patron. BY supplying
'i sed ana convenience which place like this can possibly
Tn, Of the house large airy and commodous and
nave been but lately fitted with and elegant urn
M ss sa ssa
me
sy
while n sndsayong TO please although they Do
@ hs.s n
ence dissatisfaction JOHN H. MORE
New York. Feb. /, 1s45. "a sm*rrc
7'HE PACKET SHIP ST. NICHOLAS, FOR HAvRE.
Rs
oa BE Rss ssTs 1 s taken from the usual places ~
TALLY HO!
A p0x ~ HUNsT NJ worthy the attention cf will
sss ;'sS
Ten couple " fine H:and the
dos; have aains dsy AND eeia
sss e
IL q which bold E'''s'a
N M Sps % a'a 4. eay ssa
the aeeThs medicine has power and Influence over
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Iorst Files Sore Eyes, Spinal Weskne,ses lnfammatory
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None genuine without the written signature of H. Daley in
reverse C, leured ink, upon each box.
Prces 2-4s and 8s per box For sale the Propeors
Depot No 1913 Fulton street Building where dealers and
l agents will hereafter be supplied. ~ 3s#ec
| NOTICE TO LAWYERS-A young man having some
~ leisure me wishes improve that time by copyng io
lawyers or Others Address noa u x. r. H. at the Office
this paper to which immediate attention will be given
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| NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE, s2i Broadway-The Pro
pretor respectfully informs his friends and the public that
ne has splendid establishment 10 immediate vicinity
mercantile business billiards and other amusemens in the
house the Of billiards l2z The propre
has had strict regard elegance and comfort; he
has combined economy the following pricss will show
room for night 23c for week 81 for month"; 49,
Refreshments the shortest notice. The porter
tendance all times during the night admit dodgers to
let them all hours NJ BThose who lodgings
the house is closed will ring the hall bell d9
o.. BRUN La ROsIERE 4 COURT, lis William
have Just received by the Louis Philippe large
SassortTsnt 9f WIea.h. Polka Rachel TaeIi9nia AZ
Is Polka Ca%slas Roses and large .':ortment Of Fancy
richness are surpassed by none in the United Staes.
The New York herald., 1845-02-04

MESSRS. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN'S
COTI l. LION BAND.
LATE OF 8 AR KATOGA SPRINGS,
NE now prepared give their attendance Private
tes soires &c and combining Band Of various nstru
ments from two to twenty with the modern and fashions
BILE Music hope give their usual satisfaction Application
MEssRs. SCHNEIDER REBHUNs.
jas lm"rc 50 Crosby street.
PANORAMA OF JERUSALEM
MR. CATHERWOOD'S new Painting Of the Holy City, is
v now exhibiting II the people wish spend pleasant
and profitable hour Jet them call The GRANITE BUILD
ING, Broadway and see this
MaGNlFlCENT PICTURE OF JERUSALEM.
u -Admittance IS cents H 3tsrc