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wih ssAsr unclaimed goois pay fOs The au,iss thar
Psns that there wss msrk bat not nselgies The
subordinate aspsc,ou Who knew such persoa - NJ
"Eisb unis." -
We were visited by another thunder ssosm 10 day. &C.
eomPan'ed with eopious rain The streets are pretty
well cleared OF snow.
There further decline in the stock market yessr.y;
owing principally the complexion Of tho incllissses
om Washington relative the prospect Of the
ball In tho Senate.
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MAsonrsrrK. 24,h February, lsis.

MANCHESTER, 24th February, lSt5.
Dr.. Sa~nsi A. Psffeson.
DrAk SiR-we, the undersigaed, committee on Tho
part OF the Chesterfield Light Dragons have the honour
10 enclose You sondry resouons adopted by tina, Corps
at Company meeting held In Manchester ON the 25J
la the performance Of this duty, allow US to renew
CUR rgtets that our Company is be deprived OF an
eseer Who had won confidence soldiers, and our
attachment men.
We have the honour be.
With much respect,
Your very obdt servants,
WV. II. TEMPLE, 4 Committee
5. BASSETT FRENCH, I c. l.. ID.
A, meeting OF the Chesterfield Light Dragons held
in Manchester Saturday the 22j cf February, lSI5
Trooper French. Chairman OF the Committee appointed
TO Wal, Lieut. Sam1 A. fattescn m reference. TO his
resignation as an officer OF this Troop reported that they
had performed that service, aud requested that Lieut.
Paitesons answer nigh, be rcsd--which done nc.
eordingly.
On motion, the Report OF the Committee was reeeiv
cd, and tho Committee discharged.
On mciion, the resignation 1t SAINT A. Patteson,
First Lieutenant OF the Chesterfield Light Dayoons,
accepted. and ordered TO bc recorded.
Ga moon the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Rss0lred. That this Corps, remembering with great
pleasure the high bearing and courteous department ct
their late companion arms. Dr. Sam A. Pattcson
officer and gentleman, with unaffected sincerity regret
the necessity which compes him refuse the withdrawal
1T his letter resie~atio As first of the Chess
| ,erhcd Light Dragons.
hosoIred, That tins corps tender him in his tire
ment their sincere wishes Tor his prosperity aud social hap
piness aud shall at all times be grauhed extend him
n soldiers welcome.
Resored, That his be enrolled by the Secretary
ON III. list 81 Honorary members.
hssosred, That Lieut. Temple and trooper French fur
nish pr fatieson with OF these resolutions aud
that they request the Editors Vt the Richmond papers
Pue'l>h The same with the correspondence referred
\ Copy. Teste.
| :. BASSETT FRENCH, Sce'y y. Id
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- me - s,'sapt 10 ~ ~ E.ss viad We ~
peat hat = IDLE. vesss Aaa idls 70 Aops any rsosua
uoa a. As Aeads q he Leglsss. vail he Pseps Aass
sc>nd Al ord>~>S 4, i - 49, - - -
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msr w..- IN. 4, = $3.50 = n
CT. AhhiVhp.
Spr,' 81 MAJ" os'''s''
s,.. Sailed.
n ,soas. "oahnssnead' fainmofs.
,.a"' p,sS.s L'o' as-C'eaf-d' sehr Lynehburf. Mat
Nrw Yoss, Feb. ss-Ari,.s Sch, r,.,,, I. R..,.
.. "~ ~. ''oa k'sAmo"a. with essi.
uyTh. v.,..,...-- 49,.
u...,.. s,.-~ 49," "o1.ec 20 'hs MEDICAL Glass ot
,v o. .,,,- =. w. .u % aehvsfed " Mr. George
w.. ps".. ~ o~'ess' IN Df hanpias Lee
'ae Room On Thursday Evean the 2IA inst q, hall pas,
seven o'clocS Tho Ladies and Gcn,lemeu of this City
most respectfully invited 10 .,,end.
-
W The oRpsAricS and ISsrALLArios OF Mr., N. 10
"aso pace TINS r.'enng ai hall pass seven O'Clock.
= ....-
VI T6MPERANCE.-The undersigned regret TO sav
10 the public, that letter b.s b..n r.~.;v. from, ~
I'm, Stating ,h,, A., c., a, :, =, -.
City and. in consequence Of ,hs ~,.., ;oS'' s .n.
th Of March. assures US thu, he ] no ~ % c inc
"Wednesday, tho 5tb March, :, w,,ssS nS.s,s.v ''A
SaMuEL hEEvE
,,,..,., :, NO =. SanNr"
sale Of Glassware. Cocker, ssw,, n'. asnS" to our
&c a, Star. ,his I'rhur,J., mornny . :" Iooseeo'
ie2i ISIoEs & Bsornss, Auc,,
lIcnrteo Axric alta rat A ugoreic.ls.,.. -.
A Meeting of mi. Saci.v .,lI ~. LJ =. - ceSt~sy.
IIo,sl n, Mn,n., -, ~ a. a. "eo u 'ns exchange
Punc,u,I ,,,cn,,a.s = ae q. "aien, w O'Clock
Nv osnrr ar rur L..'', uy .eqaes'ed.
W , u1S " ~ n, connIrrks;
mM. H. RICHARDSON. President.
RICHMOND aad Els. Is,s
,hi. c..a S =, .n."nS Vi inc Stockholders OF
s opany 10, 'he Election Of Directors for the ensuing
year. WI be held at the Compsnys Office ON MonJ,y ,h
I'd proxmo. at 10 O'Clock A. M WI '''"u'y "e
70 22-i3rdMh 'rIIOS NJ AIHptrNn @
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM SLIP HIBERNIA,,
FRrsm iNruRr.r,ox. v,o, r,,.aT
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WIN. GAIT. D.,
Biggr's Prize Office.

D'g"r ! TT'+e OWce.
Drawing OF the Pokouioke River LOTTERY Class No -:
Is 80 ~ I3 10 ~ Is CT - 10 Al.
Whole Ticket Nos. IL 80 Go, a Prize Of $1,000
Half Ticket Nos. Is ~ 40, Prize Of $1,000 !.
both sold and paid by BIGGER
Drawing of Lottery comes hand by 10 days mail
Capitals $4,000. 5000, 30O0 1000 I423 IaOO HOO
10 of 1000, &c. &c. rs Nos. 10 ballots. Trkcus 81
For sale by THO. u. BIGGER
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tAfEk-Trn uIoussnd Heams 81 Pnang, Cap. Letter Wrap
ping uveope nd Other decfgpns Of Pape
by The Franklin Manufacturing Company reduced prices
BY feU-Ih DAVENPORT T. ALLEN.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
H.. a. - -

.fS,S Tho superior and we'll known Brig OR.
H1Ah LEANS, Capt. VIM. Smith, now ready 10 load
iTl VII meet with d7i- F0 freight passaze having good
accommodations of cabin ancegc pscngers apply on board
II k"rtstis, OF 10 HASKINs n IIRBY.
feh ~ OrIANfss FIsifEHs SONS
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NEpICAL COLLEGE.

Inc Vsede,osy Address tho Students o( this Ins,i.
@non'" will DO seen, will be delivered this evening. The
"s"esf o. ssdens In attendance this sss.oa. hes been
very large and the prospect for accession of number
tho nex, session. ws understand, u very aatcrinx
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VIZ. NJ TareSAv. Eco. 10 the Dsmesr.uc semisss
Tor Coasress In is Disuic Walter Coles sq having D.
elned. Ihe Why party has We, named II. canddaic
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Dt.RS FOR LOTnIN
Received by starr a. 90.

means Of Rogers Co.'S Express enabled 10 On m
- orders for Garments the short space or ay. Gen
uemen VIM fasonr US with their mo
economical way of Supplying Dress and
"a no case VIII i-y be required Cotng when ,-y ar
" and workmanship. STARE n co
f.b25 u,,o.,. p..L.... NJ,
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4 copy from The record
u.

-. bHHoFsI tKENJII
IL City papers please copy.
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Heneay for w.oopine cough.

N"t- smihs Remedy for WhonpnE CouEh, Just 10 Isr
- i' steamboat snd for sale Ntp,eslie ketaH n
JOUNsTON'S Msd,clI Eu,porum
L---- 81 IL L. IL
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ALLEN'S OFFICE.

ulRArriIwAr.'s RErROsPECr Of Medicine and sursery
part Ninth 10 hand, published London
ani January nj " ansuuiRe pub-ed New by
hdee Uniform American Edition. Subscribers Gill please
TOT Their copies DRiNKER a MORRIS. Agents
e3I fnfi hrR nh
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

will amount to s2loooo without any additional
Of income The opening Of the road between sprnfeld
and Northampton this fall WILL Of course, add to the
ceps The number Of passengers transported between
Hartford and Springfield from the opening Of the road
9th December last to September period of less than
nine m0nths-s 30 S76-to intermediate places between
Hartford and Springfield 2s9s to which add tho num-
ber passing through Hartford to and from the stations
O45-and we have the aggregate Of 70 6O2 pas
sengers from which the company have derived an in
their Extension Road Deducting Sundays
when the do not rum and the number of persons on
tho road between Hartford and Springfield since its
opening, has averaged over three hundred per day
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society
Of London.

National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society
of London.
. EMPOWERED PARLIAMENT.
following are among the advantages held by this
L Institution
The Loan Fund from which are entitled to draw
two thirds Of their payments.
Tne payment Of premiums annually, half yearly quarterly
monthly
large be permanently INV ested in the United States
IN the names OF three OF the Local Directors Trustees
guarantee fund.
Travelling leave extensive and bera and extra premiums
on the most moderate scale.
Conditions OF policy less the assured than
Life Insurance Offices.
UNITED STATES Local BOARD OF DIREcToRs.
AM iaalND HSSKvf ESQUIRE, Chairman
JONATHAN GoobHUPE, gSHb a'tP ESQ.
JAMES BOORMAN, Esq 90,
GEORGE BARCLAY, Esq. New fofk.
SAML 8. ROWLAND Esq.
GOkHAM A WORTH, Esq.
SAMUEL NJ. FOX, Esq.
CLEMENT Z. BIDDLE, ESQ
SEARS =. WALKER, Esq p,,anh
GEORGE r. GRAhAYi Esq
r1y,,cigns 1Ty 70 the seGie,y {Medieai Eramin.rs3
L. ARNOULT, NJ. B., ss1 broadway
Bankers
The Merchants Bank of New York.
WIN. VAN HOOK, Esq 80 wall st,
General 3gent for the United States, and British North
.fmerican Colonies.
j. LEANDER STARR, resident In New York
Office "a WALL Street, N. Y
Pamphlets containing the last Annual Report of the Socey
rates. also blank FORMS and the fullest information
jy q 3taw in 3ms uc
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

GIGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himself exclusively
TO the instruction of Music respectfully informs hs friends
and the public, he will during the month OF October
mence class for the VIOLIN at his room No $50 Broadway
3s5 Broadway.
Sgnor Rapetn will usual giving lessons the
Piano and Italian Singing. s2i eoelm-rc
EXHIBITION OF THE "IVORY CHRIST"
A T a47 BROADWAY, ~ Y-Th. is the largest and most
monk in the Convent of st. Nicholas Genoa from
BLOCK IVORY three feet long by fourteen inches diameter
and pronounced by the highest authority be whouta
parallel among works OF art.
Admittance Is cents. Exhibition day and evening.
aoI fwis+
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

On the 22d inst at the residence Of his son. Edward
Fort Captain JOHN LIZ FoRT in the S0h year of his age
On Wednesday afternoon, oath inst. MIR. PETER A.
GRIFFIN grandson of the late Peter Griffin Of this CITY,
aged - years.
His friends and those of his fathern-law VIM L. Van
Zand respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
Crhursdayl afternoon at hafpast4 O'clock from his late
residence, No. 81 Walker street.
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

T. A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Queens County Hor.
tcunya Society, held the 18th day OF September 1896
Samuel Willett Esq the chair the following
and resolutions were Printed sheets
Exhibitions Of Fruits Flowers &c meetings tins
t having lately been issued the Society deems sxpeden
such both unofficial and false
Resolved that the conduct Of William Prince
peated by him. pracsed other member society
will consider Just cause for such msmbers expulsion
dered to be published. SAMUEL WILLETT. Chairman
O. SlLLlMAN Rec. Sec. Queens Co. Horticultural Sy.
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
MASTIC CEMENT.

M EssRs. j. II. FRANKLAND and THos. HARRIS
Vl beg recommend the attention OF all
ested buildings their much approved Masc which the
durable snd beautiful composition yet invented for
the exterior of dwelling houses public buildings
marble or stone no lime or wer enters into the
OF the which boiled inseed
Of thick which, with the oxides aud carbonate
lead and other ingredients, forms cement mpeviows
be and information given application Mr.
CHAS H. MOUNTAIN Architect, II Wall street, ~ York
I'M
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

A BUAI KACE
WILL off the Long Dock Harsinus, October 10TH
w 845-A Purse of S5 will be given for of pair
scul wenythree feet length;
dollars and fifty cents the winning boat to receive
the prze all Will be the second best
boat Also Purse of $40 will be gwen for of single
pair Scul Boats exceed nineteen feet length En-
trance money dollar The winning boat receive the
prize All the entrance money will be given to the second
best boat All boats wishing for the above will
please before October 5h positively
can enter after that time. Inquire of p. DUFFY,
$50 lwis-r Long Dock, Harsmus.
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
HAIR IVORK-

TN all its branchss Ladies WIGS half Wigs Frizettes, Wire
Curls Curs Bands Braids &C &C. to suit any shade OF
hair Also arge assortment Of Gentlemen Wigs and scsps
OF all and shades Of the best quality be found on
or made to order at short notice, WM DIBBLEEs @5
(ate 27l) Broadway s3 Inn RIO
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
rRTrKET

vNHE MEMBERS of ST. Georges c. &. wishing to play in
match oftwo eevens, Friday the 26th INSTANT
requested to be the ground early the wckes viii be
piched 10 o'clock NJ when sides will be chosen from the
members present the ground and play imme edately
mence. j. BARKER, Junr. Secretary.
s2a
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
Marrled.

At Pttston Me-. on Thursday, llth inst by the Rev.
Mr. Western, Captain ALBERT WARWICK, OF Portland
M., to CARoLINE L., youngest daughter Of David p.
Bailey, Esq, of Ptston.
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE,

HlS establishment will be ready for unlimited Theatrica
Performances the beginning of September under the
managemeL Of the subscriber who will proposals for
from ladies and gentlemen OF acknowledged
The sand Theatre for few evenings will be with
the ceiebr edSgHoa Rona Pco and Sgno De Begns and
the entertanmen will be inerspersed with Vaude
vile Dsl Orchestral Overtures the orchestra being
posed isoccason OF II Professors and the principal
mentsin thehands five British music masters :.
se3 I'm VT. MAZZOUHI, ID. NJ.
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
COLMAN'S
LITER RY SA LOON,
AND EXHIBITION OF
B E A TIFUL PAIN TIN g s.

AND EXHIBITION OF
BEA UTIFUL u IN TIL GS,
No. 2O3 Broadway, New York.
NJ AXIMlLIANS Great and Splendid work, being his
IVl through the United States illustrated with Eighty En-
cravings after the manner of drawings large foo-with
Quao volume Of letter both volumes elegantly put up
for the Drawing Room few copies only printed English
stranger should visit the City without calling
80 BOOKS, PAiNTINGs, AND ENGRAvINas,
The Public Sale Room filled with books of every kind in
various languages, to which, aud the Print Room
charge is made.
Above the Bookstore Sale Room an apartment is fitted
EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
TWO HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES.
by ancient and modern Masersto view which small charge
OF l17s cents Is required
HERALDRY.
country IN Europe traced and plenddly embazoned vel
lum equal execution third the charge of the Lon
don Herad Colleges Geneaoges Pedgees arranged ana
illuminated.
The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
with his arms and crest upon his carnage
frce only 81 3e-n solors A CURIOSITY lezs rooe IN
MRS. HARPER'S CELEBRATED COUGH
REMEDY.
vrHls VALUABLE MEDICINE is particularly recon-
mended as being the most effectual cure for Asthma
Whoopg Cough Colds of DESCRIPTION Bronchitis and
all Affections m, Lungs IL constantly prescribed by
and has stood the test OF thirty
0j bottles consumed annually For sale
+" IS S' anu '' per o'''W WEEKS & ANDERSON.
Wholesale Agents, So Bowery corner Walker street.
Always hand Hoopers Female Pills. genuine; Dallys
Pain Exrsctor Brstos sarssparlla Fresh Swedish
Glmfpc
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
BEACON COURSE-TROTTING.

4Asa..=.-
49, 9:s<
z0
THE following Purses will be given off this
September 25h Thursday az o'clock Purse Of $780,
free for all Pacing Horses except X Polk $2 second
horse, they please, mile heats best for which
the follow ing entries made:-
WIN Dunn enters b ayuga Maid
}. ID McMann enters. ch g Peacock
Same Day,
Horse Race take place for match of $780, mile
Trustee colt called j. r. Polk, and horse from
Orange County.
On Monday September 29h of Si0 tree for all
tronR horses that S30 harness
two mile heats Thur day
Green and Losees' o'clock three make
Admttance so cents.
October isth first fair dayA purse of $780, free for all
$50 second best horse three make
Entries close Thursday, the 18th instant o'clock
October from 3Oh-A purse of S40O free for all
ting horses three mile heats harness. S00 second best
horse provided three horses made Green
.osees Saturday evening, 21th instan O'clock.
Foot RaceBetween American Deer and Barlow off
Monday 29th at O'Clock, for match Of $ll00
George Seward requested call Immediately the Pro-
pretor of this Course, match has been m,de
100 yards within two weeks. c. s. BROWNING,
s2i 2tsTc Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

BURLESQUE OPERA SINGERS.
.y-Admission rs Cents.-cd
pfp--fnSnrs Me.,rs. Ereuc
Thursday Evening. September 25th,
The performance will commence with a
VOCAL CONCERT
ntcrm,sson OF Half Hour for Promenade and Refresh
oi splendid Cosmoramas VIII
Will be performed the Mock Opera Of
SHlN-DE-HEEL-A.
SHIN de Heel a.. La Schrsecber Porgies
Birthstone Ella. Madame Zach wheat
Dan Dlnah Sig De-Big- Knees
On SUNDAY, Grand Selection of Sacred Musc.-Ad-
mance l21a cents.
Bouquets constantly for sale the Garden.
doom open a. nat,p-Ag ocnes 4e,ofrsssso 10
nencr NJ pc'clock
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9 o l. U M b A II OU Sc,
CHESTNUT STREET,
Between Sixth and Seventh Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & co.
,f,,ps : = Proprietors.
HENRY e. MACKENZIE formerly of Washington House
PETER L. FERGUSON. s2irc
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

TO COUNTRY DEALERS.
WALKING CANES-A large stock OF Walking Canes
w always on hand at the manutactory No 5a Walker
rear OF the Bowery 1heatrefor quantities than
one dozen AS the manufacturer supplies pedars with his
very superior article twenty less than any other
manulactuTer IN this city. s21
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

Recollect Hills nfable Onguent be obtained only at
his principal office the Northwest Pine Nassau
streets, and at the following agents, New York: =
VIM. II. Carey Co., 1856 Pearl street; Graham K Co.. 10
Water street Mr. Thomas Sewel 478 Grand Brooklyn
G. Seane Chemist 1874 Fulton Mrs j. Jordans Fanc
Store SO All ntic street Wlamsburgh +. Banzetts Con-
fectionSry IN s between Grand and South lst Albany
Mortimer Mowbry corner Of Market aud Charles
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

MOVEMENTS OF DISTINGUISHED PERsoNs.-The
Hon. George Bancroft, Secretary OF the Navy; Com
modore Warrington Comm odore Shubrick, and william
Collins ESQ First Auditor OF the Treasury and Gen
r. Jones o. s. A. lady and son also, Francis Wsrrlng
Virginis and lady and f. J. Crsiland vcsConsu have
arrived at Norfolk,
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
BOWERY CIRCUS.

BOWERY CIRCUS.
Boxes !. % cents Pit. ). l21a cents
Children half-prce Boxes.
LEON, THE CHAMPION OF FRANCE
la Feas OF G. gymnastics.
The Only Noreity noC in the City!
Leon has challenged the world that he throw any
twelve men that accept his gage
In addition the wonderful exploits Mons the famous
LOUIS ELLSLER,
will display his power of equilibrium numberless fea
80 besides which,
Brilliant Chinese Cdudicdde,
And Sixteen other Acts in the Circle
Seats may be secured from IL TIL J. 500 lw+rh
CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
w. + BURTON LESSEE AND MAN GER
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

ENGLISH AND FRENCH ENGRAViNGS
MOST beautiful assortment of Engravings Of every de-
scrpten offered for sale few days, OF
me mezzotints and line tngTayings, Jullans studies
Cfayons fine painted He sd Architectural Designs Urnamen-
tal studies, L,ndscapes Anatomical figures NEUROLOGICAL
sub ec splendid coored French old
,, hue Engravng for scraps The walls decorated with
great variety OF beautiful Pictures,
purrhaie are invited to cell aud examine them.
Also scarce Books French end English with curious
Irnts-at wholesale and RETAIL No Nassau in the
A UIiNTLR I.,nn.,~s - - ~
y Doy wanted
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

NIBLO's GARDEN.
First Night of The Engagement,of
MRS. MO WATT AND MR.. C'RIsP
Thursday Evening, September 25th,
The performances will with the Overture to Oe
To-" TO be succeeded by the Tragedy of
ROMEO AND JULIET:
Juiiet. ........... Mrs Mowau
nomeo. ...'........ mi Crsp
refer ....................I - flaclde
Apothecary John Sefton
Paoineser 20 ccmIacrce et 71so clock Doors II
The Books of the French Opera with literal Englishtrans
ation, for sale at the ticket Office
Nights of the French Company-Monday, Wednesday,
tes-Ifckets Fifty Gents. %
EAe efncent Police win Away. be atterdssee 10 ssis
tain good order and keep all Improper persons
limited number Of Season Tickets will be dispose~
fALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
ONE WEEK MORE.
Thursday, Sept. 25th. IS45.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
admission 25 Cents only
Messrs. GERMoN.. .sTANwooD, HARRINGTON,
PELHAM and WHITE,
Respectfully announce the citizens Of New York. that
from the
IMMENSE SUCCESS
with which their have attended, during the
week. they have been induced remain another week on
which occasion will be opened
A NEW BUDGET
OF SONGS, GLEEs, CHORUsEs, CONUNDRUMs,
&c, &c.
For particulars programme.
Boxes and seats secured daily the Office from 10 A. NJ till
PM. s2l iwrc
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
THE GREAT SEA SERPENT

THE GREAT SEA SERPENT
NOW EXHI BITING the Apollo Saloon, 4l0 Broad
way This moastrous skelston ia feet, and
weighs 1900 poundsbeng the greatest wonder Of animal
creation discovered IL found by Dr. Koch of Ger
many, during geological tour in Alabama
Extract from Professor Sllmans letter " The skeleton
being found entire in limestone evidently belonged
to one Individual and there the fullest grounds for its
uneness.n
1t will be exhibited but short time in this city. Admit.
tance Is children 2 The saloon open from
NJ to 10 NJ. is brilliantly illuminated every evening.
The New York herald., 1845-09-25

THEOLOGICAL BOOKS
STAMFORD SWORDS, No. is9 Broadway have 70.
ceived by the Virginia and late arrivals about 1000
youms OF Ihrol9gca Works. many Of which are rare and
which added to their former stock renders OBJ
ect worthy the attention OF well as resident cer
gymen all Of whom respectfully invited 10 s,amine II
The prices are at small advance from cost Catalomes
gratis ~ "'oS"S'
suitable for presents %, o,.rh
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
237 Rrn1dInnu IN, sfuirn

MRS j. FINELS has the honor /, inform tbe Ladies and
1vl her friends that owing TO the desire expressed
OF the latter she has this imported from Paris the most
elegant and il fautn of Bonnss and
trimmed her usual articles oEmbroideres aud Nov
elites The particular has been raid in tn
lection Of her patterns which warranted from the
Paris houses renowned for their undened exquisite Passn
taste md fashionable making.
The opening of her Fall fashions will take place 23th
instant s23 STR
HARDWARE AT AGENTS PRICES.
'NHE SUBSCRIBER Agent for several manufactu in
hngland enabled TO supply dealers from first hands al
so FIRST Purchasers will consult their owe
by taking UP STAIRS PRICES
Cutlery ~ ~ Cb,;ps 49, = - -
assorted and 3bade Is Baskets Vices fine Cotter
hnINes. Key.
best g. y. wv D'h '''e"' "'oo Aoe"''
rad closet and Trunk Locks Curry Combs &C., SC SC.
-. s.,. JOHN A. NEWBOLD,
W. sn'fc No. % John street, tup stsirs.)
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
STONlNGTON RAIL ROAD.
TO STOCKHOLDE
STATEN ISLAND
NEW BRIGHTONl

STATEN ISLAND
(NEW BRIGHTON)
CLASSICAL AND MILITARY ACADEMY.
vHE usual Half yearly Elocuonary and Military Exercises
WILL take place at Lafayette Hall No 3s7 Broad
Should the weather very unavorable apostponement
will be made to Tuesday evening the 30th.
Tickets be obtained the Messrs Lockwood's Book
s23 sts'rc w. H. DUFF
The New York herald., 1845-09-25
Mr. VIM Hill

Mr.. VIM. Hill:
Savng had the misfortune lose the greater part Of
my hair by gradual falling off during over four
months out West was ind duced by the suggestion of my
ongaent aud to my great 10y has completely my
moist soft, and gives it beautiful dressy appearance
j. 4. sANDERsoN,