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from lsc .Ncv Orleans Baihtin, iDTa.i.
MEXICO.

The schooner Fanny, Capt. Patterson, arrived
vea,an,av from Vera Cruz By her We have dalss
from that place TO the llth and the Mexican ca
ni,ai 10 The 9Th inst, The Fanny spoke on Thurs
dav las, n7h) al 3, P. M, in latitude @4o'
longitude $780, United States ifisa'e fo'o'nac'
sloop Falmouth, and briggs lawrence ana DO
mers bound for Vera Cruz Inc BRUSH lrl9aIe
Eurydice arrived at vera cruz On W.. u .,u,n
inc Of the 18th from Galveston, with dispatches
,rSicb were forwarded Immediately ,othe city oil
Mexico
fairs. had retired 10 Tacubaya, with The lnten-
lion of returning 10 the United States as soon as
he should receive dispatches from our Govern
ment of which he was in expectance. Previous
10 Mr.. Shannon's leaving the capital, CORES
pondence, OF which we subjoin translation, LOOK
place. -, on
cluded. 1t is reported that he IS IN ihoiiiefen'
health.
The 3O,h ultimo has been fixed Tor the ADJOURN
meul OF the Mexican Congress. On The 81 inst.
+, communication was addI essed TO the Chambers
by senior Cueyas, the Minister Of Foreign keia-
lions on the affairs of his department. This
doumen, is not contained in our files, but IS
commented on in different papers we lnier
,ha, he regards the annexation oil texas as 4
ground OF war against The United States, II ne
does not recommend acls OF cehuissc "o','''o
Il is also 10 be inferred that he lays much stress
on The coup,enance which he expects Mexico 10
receive from European powers. lntimalion Of
actual hoslities in progress or contemplation are
also thrown Out by the Diario del Gobierno (Go-
ment journaD of,he Bird inst. That paper states !
that il is in possession of certain information
in regard 10 warlike movements on the part OF
The Government, but which it is not at liberty 10
reveal, 'as secresy is the life OF military opera.
lions" The hope is expressed however, that
the public curiosity will shortly be sra,ified by
The successful issue of the movements TO which
il refers.
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Comparative State of'he FARMERS. baNE or Wiz VII,
GINA, including the Branches, on INC Isl AP'"'
1914, and The Isl April, 1919. ,o,-
1874 1915.
Deb, outstanding S4546,699 90 s4,7l9,25O 81
Sterling bills, .,'Seo % eo ,a DC 100 NJ
Stocks, ifi,oo3 % i'o'o'' -
Loan TO the Com. oil
Virginia, So'0Oo w c-,eo, ne
Specie, Sol,o'o " o'-'oSi %
Notes, inc. checks OF
other Banks, lI9IO52 81 daaVa. o.
Real Estate, 2lo,9o3 10 @ai, iei 81
Bank notes cancelled
stolen from office al
Danyille, 72,l35 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

DOE HERRINGS.-IO0 half barrels No.
IL Family Roe, and % bbls No North Ca
roina Clpt-for sale by
COPELAND RANDOLPH,
l3lh, between Main and Cary Stree,
April 29--c2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

EENCING PI.ANK-30O,OOO lee; Mar.
i and Susquehanna Inch Boards, suiIedlofer
cling or shee,ng purposes, on hand. for sale h
JN0. A. LANCASTER & GO
Anril 3S-4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

MIR. J. OUTLET has taken rooms al ltt
If1 Madison House, opposite 10 The lower gas
Of the Capitol Square. where his French ey,.
ming classes will be re-organized.
nri OQ-Iom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
TORE NEW, CHEAP & FASHl0,HAD
umncr DRY GOO0s.

TUESDAY MORNING, ArRIL ."Ih
D Fl. JENKINS will open This tay' N !
IL. lowing NEW GOODS, just Iece's-
The last steamers from Europe
100 pieces rich Bal2orines and Bareees,a =. :,
ces, from 81, Soc, &c; both fancy mournhs I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the most s1'sa''
variety Of dress materials he has ever oreEel'
Barge Scarfs 81 90 and upwards ;.
500 Barge Shawls, nearly Two yards saua''
bargains atSl So :.
5000 Fans, ofvarious kinds, new, eIesaD';: :, :
iul and ornamental, at prices ranging from =
TO dollars. -
Grass Linen Skirts; corded muslin skis :
62s cts. and finer qualities. az
Linen and Cotton shee,ings, from 'o'''
wide. II
New style Paris Flowers and Riboo"N
many other fancy goods.
ALSO, ,.iltI
100 bales and cases brown and bieae"'"
ings and sheelings.
Tickings Cotton Osnaburgs.
Dimities, Flinges. &c. ,,. :, ~.
For sale cheap, forcash, at w0olesa''
April 90.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

High Wafer this day al %. A. NJ
ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Balrma.r. sun.
dries
Steamer Jewess, Sutton, Norfolk,
Schr. Presto, Sutton, Baltimore, sunires
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AWAY! YOU are an ass; You are an ass"

Look 10 il, Wings! Look 10 il, Lyons men
Write il down, Mr. Lyons voer you are an ass.
Thus your Wing Editor proclaims you. Now is
the time, we say 10 YOU 10 unite with us in carry
ing forward the great principles for which our
ioretathers struggled, and 10 secure by your APP
prevail that great measure OF the present time, the
annexation OF Texas, which will bind together as
one man the whole Southern people W.
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Capital Stock.
Notes in circulation,
Individual deposiies,
Balance due 10 Other
Banks,
Contingent fund,
Profits OF the insiit'i-
lion,
In lransitu between
Parent Bank and
Branches,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
s5,ss7,9s2 l6 s5,926,452 81

e.6s9,loO 90 2,673,5OO 90
2,069, $3.50 so 1876 056 so
9Ol,9s0 g. 92O,sl6 62
5l,3G3 20 l66,7l5 %
25,436 so 226, '13 %
sa,s35 % 66,36s 10
1926 90 1922 IS
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FOR RENT, N.
IL Two Rooms in rear OF Isles ~
MEsA ings, and Two small Stores on ~.
Row, advantageou>ly situated iof ~ 4
business. Possession given immedlaelEEip =
ply 10 Gee. w. T0Lth,
April % Agent and Collector Lisles h0"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

nFFICE OF THE RICHMOND r.
~ ASSOCIATION, End door East Of corff
Main and OH slreets.-This Company IS =
prepared 10 effect Insurance agains, loss Of
mage hy fire on Prick or wooden Bindings "
chandize OF every description, Household y
nilnre, and every kind of Personal Prosir
tic mos, favorable terms.
This Institution, from its peculiar cons'fac-S'
and being under the entire management! O Z
FiTcmen. entities j, 10 The extensive paroaas !
our citizens.
Losses, as heretofore, literally anl proHP-
paid.
Applications for Insurance, made or at.;ss
10 The undersigned, will receive immediate a.
lion. JAMES BOSHER, Pfes'de''
April eff
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YoRK TowE April %.
Gentlemen: The agony is over. The lurid
glare and the lannon's roar are no longer seen
and heard in our midst. The smoke is blowing
over, and the killed, wounded and missing ap-
pear. All metaphor apart, we have fought good
light, and the result as shown is what follows:
First comes Old York-yes, glorious Old York,
(Heaven bless herD-who though wounded in
The home Of her friends, is still undismayed and
not cast down. AT York Town the vote was, for
Bayly "a, Southall 49, Soulhall's majority II.
Bowden %, Howard IS; Towards majority G.
Al York Hallway House, Bayly s6, Southall
81 SIS majority il-makins his majority in The
county %. Bowden 49, Howard &c; II. 5 majo-
Tity 4-making his majority in the county TO-
In this we have 10 bemoan the detection OF our
political friends who preferred flesh and blood TO
prlncipes-enoueh certainly, deserted us 10 cleo,
Howard, If indeed be is elected, as the presen,
report only gives him over his eminently dis.
'lnsulshsd opponent Lemuel J. Bowden. They
The New York herald., 1845-09-15

The consumption from 1888 to 1899 fell of about two
hundred thousand bales, and prices large per
The immense expectation Of bullion in 1882 caused the
decline in the consumption and in the price The con-
necton between the currency the consumption Of cot
ton and all other raw materials used in manufacturing
OF breadstufs, of many of the necessaries of lfe
and the state Of the harvess intimate that the slight
est decrease III the yield of the crops defange all the
other interests, and produce revulson in commercial
affairs generally
The people of Great Britain are at present compara
lively prosperous but the extent of this prospe rity de-
pends upon this harvest II may be short at once or
1t may continue another year. The result is known
there but we have yet to learn what is The haryests
WILL without doubt, be below an average but
how far below We shall he ignorant of until further ad
wees. At the last accounts there only three
hundred thousand quarters of wheat in bond in the
United Kingdom quantity barely sufficient for the
sumption OF five days while upon the continent general
ly scarce, and in Russia and Poland there was
est markets. to Great Britain having full supplies are the
United states and the countries surrounding the Black
Seas and in the event of short the PRINCIPAL sun
plies would be required from the United States We
have an abundance and the agricultural classes would
be much benefited by extensive foreign dema nd for
our breadstufs. The present benefit would be almost
exclusively confined to spectators dealers but
market being cleaned out this year. another season
would open with high prices, which would be realized
before the produce lett first hands.
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
PHIIAprI.pufA Sunday Can,

fHiLApELPHIA sunday, Sept Ia, lS45
The weather fer the last days has been damp and
raw, but to-day the wind shifted the southeast and
then to the southwest, and we have frequent warm
showers accompanied by occasional patches of blue sky
and shine and there decided indications of
clearing up.
A young man arrested yesterday by police Off
Ger, board the New York boat, charged with CON-
hitting a robbery New York. An account with the
name the individual sent on yesterday afternoon
but it does not appear in to-days Herald.
The riotous disposition of our fremen has received
considerable check by the prompt measures taken BY
the police. Seven in limbo and the notorious
anse Byers of the Weccasoc House, was arrested yes
erday afternoon charged with being engaged in another
outbreak Friday night when the tender of the Hone
Engine rotously taken from two the members of
that company and destroyed Patrols of special police
hav. been out for these two nights arrests
have been made of every person showing symptoms of
disorder and the resnt is that quiet has been fully re-
row the Quarter Sessions commence the trial Of those
arrested Thursday and Friday, true bills having
already been found by the erani jury
Hackett concluded engagement last night the hes
nut street Theatre it being his benefit which occa-
sion he performed the immortal rip Van Winkleu and
"Monsieur Mallet" After the performances he was cal
led out and made speech. fackett is an excolle Mt
actor and never, till now, could conceive why he fail
ed to be received by American audiences with nbound
cd enthusiasm His speech last night hsweyer, told the
tale in full and It was comprehensive in its revelations
Such tissue Of balderdash disgusted me- He spoke Of
fecePuon W PooPAe me freest
ment earth, except own laid great stress upon
his reception by Queen Victoria and her royal consor
and was fast awakening sentiments of disgust in the
minds Of hearers when he happily changed the sub
iect and told pleasing anecdoe about rishman who
claimed to be Yankee and talked Of leaving Ireland to
again to his country side the water The
audience smiled at this and almost orgave the
with which he opened But still they felt offended and
their enthusiasm gone He will, hereafter be cold
y received The fact s this nonsense about the free
dom of the English government over others in Europe,
don't 90 down with the popular of this country,
they know better and look upon an attempt persusde
them OF IT, as an insult their understanding His al
usions to his recepto, by Albert and Victoria in
much worse taste exhibiting paltry Difference to royal
favors, and while making them, .he audience could
scarce restrain expressions of their contempt Had he
spoke of his reception by the Of England,
or OF any other country, he would have struck
sympathetic cord which would have vibrated to the
very echo in the appauses of the people. Americans
sympahse with the people Of all nations and they hate
to see and their good opinion sighted, and the
opinions Of titled and royal parpeu treated with the
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
BOWEKY CIRCUS.

Brilliant opening Of the Equestrian Season.
The Anphitheatre has undergone, during the
thorough and beautiful The box aud
have been regarded arranged that every ndy
al IN the ine have full and perfect OF the
whole The of the boxes recushioned
the house freshly decorated and reparedand the circle
mend and surrounded by pavilion designed
painted by the accomplished young artist, Lewis The per
fo mances will be exclusively confined feats of HORSE
MANSHIP and the Gymnasium, varied only by occasional
Noyess les, Singing Music Set being the .ed determine
The Circus, the whole Circus and the Circus
The esab bshmen under the immediate supervision
and control of JOHN TRYON.
The Bowery Circus will open on MONDAY EVENING,
September 18TH with of talent which will be
ented by all the old vorites Of the profession
advances
Admission-Boxes IS cts-Pit 1873 cts No half price.
Doors open at half past 6-periomance commence
o'clock
Box office open from 10 till when may be secured for
the sis lter
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
AUCTION NOTICES.

BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctione er.
s John general Of Hardwa Cutlery,
mso French Goods eoas sas Of Oil Co,h Ca.bss Purses
Soap Wssh Keys as Chains Tooth BIu,hss .p s.ds f'ek
A,so,2 casks sad IRONS. y % %,rdwsre, saddlery, &c.
A,o Gus ru@ss Glass Ware L'mr' &C. 5 Inn
WM W; SHIRLEY, Auctoneer
+ A. d., Day MG9dfy s ssp, smsf Is
lot o sscosd Hand Furniture valuable Pao and stSo Bed
re.d BED, Bol.ts5s PlIews Maease C9oaeS STOVE and
ter and Card Tables, Clocks, Wash Stands, Lamps Plated
Also OH Paintings with variety Of other goods.
Sales positive and coed, well packed for shipping 81! lt4m
A uCTloNp NoTIcCE.-FIRsT FALL SALE or LIE. Lt
IA giant and Fashionable lew Rosewood and Mahogany ae
JACOB S: PLATT, will sell, oa WEDNESDAY, l7ih Of
No ioo Broadway under the direction Of = Van Ant
avery extensive and valuable assortment Of superb and ee
surplus stock Of of the best manufacturers in the
M aSsssny ssre eHn, f1ssd Bsd.9s.ds Bs
Do Serpentue Cushion and Spring Seat Sofas
Do Fun french md q Chairs
Do Splendid Wardrq6es
Rose Wood Paro1 Chars richly carved and plush
:, Do French Bsdstesds richly carved
Mahogany Secretary Book Cases
Do Rocking Chairs, coyesed with plush
Do Swing Cribs
Do Swing Chairs and Nurse Rockers,
Nose Wood Voltare Chairs, with plush and hair
Mahogany ss ess.s .;,BS Bureaus with marble ,Op'
Do Centre Tables, with Egyptian marble tops
Do Extensi9 n, and End Dining Tables
Black Walnut, Easy and Cottsge Chairs SC &c
Strangers and citizens will find this opportunity
yher orders article will be positively sold TO the
Taalopu urs ready early on the morning Of the sale
n B-Pnrchsers can have their goods careful packed at
trifng expense sl3 e tmaw+mc
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
DANCING ACADEMY
BrOndNSoy. Corner OF Grand street.

NJ MR. q, ROBERTSON has the honor Of respectfully in
w forming his friends and the Public that his classes gi
wing Instructions all the different styles Of tn above
plishment tand the Mazurka md Polka Quadns will open
on Wednesday Sept 18th at the large Saloon attached the
daysCcLadss Classes at I. Nj; Gentlemen, r NJ PT
vse Class for Ladies will be formed from to for La Polka
aud Watzing Instructions Pupils aud Private Class
at their residences Mr. RS 62 Eighth Avenue, ll0
Canal street
Mr. Robertson would also nierm the public that his up
town Academy will commence Monday, September 2 at
fanahf sl3 I'm re
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l3, 1s45,
ala ID

man named Joseph Thomas, was arrested on the ar.
rival Of the afternoon line from your city, by the police,
and taken before the Mayor He is implicated in a recent
robbery in your city, the particulars Of which could not
ascertain His baggage left the way, he having
had put into the way crate for the purpose of making
his escape with it if pursued. He is be returned as
soon as a requistion arrives for him.
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
DANCING ACAi1 EMY.

"a LEONARD STREET, West Side oil broadway.
N1LLE PAULINE DESJARpINS has the honor Of in.
IVA forming the public that she Will open her class the 18th 81
september Mile r. DrsarJins will give Instruction IN all
the different branches dancing AT her Academy will be
taught all the newest and fashionable Dances
in Paris Among them the Qaadre Of Polka, Gallo
pades the Waltz Polka aud all styles of Wazes Among
Fancy Dances the Poacca Mazurka Cachucha Cracoyienne
&c Mile F. u. will give her particular attention to Ladies
Boarding Schools Private Lessons may be given private and
other classes will be formed by number OF hola and will
be attended to any time. 50 lm*rc
The New York herald., 1845-09-15

IN lie Roy, Gen. Co. n. " sept 10th, by the Rev
HowArp = oDf " MSS = -
on sunday morning, lath instant by the Rev orville
Row., of Bangor, Me. -
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
NOTICE.

M MESSRS CLARKE x STEVAN solicit the patronage of
vA the public their Temperance Intelligence Office 95l
Duane street. where they have Of the fist class
white and coored Proestans and Others, all descriptions
OF good moral character Messrs. Clarke Steyan their
since thanks for the kind patronage they have Literally
received continue to serve the public at M Duane
est OF dWay SAL lm~r
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
o> AMERICAN
COk n ESpnN NEE ArEN

-or CohRtSPONDtNCEA AGENCY.
oi. lhe city Of New York8i Murray cor. er n, G,sn
zen street-in all aurs Of businesss and of th 49,,
1Ss s , p,e" rtea expression Of intentions est
u'hcuy, restoring euitN among friends haun;.
lovers and profit the adventurous L ers Of
m "a, attention PAID TO business AnnIv
''' WILL IAN DOLBY.
To acrouuuoa. Public Amanuenss
e,;a y, % te up town patrons sealed orders am commu.
New Ohce, 1863 Bowery " s l 10 =, ~ ~ ss r,ioo @
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
M. WISE,
OPTICIAN EROM GER MANY

NJ os respectfully informs the citizens Of NewYo aud the
" puoc IN general that he has located himself in this
opens 'oosy az ta5 boa1way aIarge ana mot complete
and steel Frames He would also remind the public whom
he partly known by his annual Saratoga Springs,
sece the last nine that by his knowledge OF the optical
scence he enabled to determine the glasses suitable
eye fe sods with weak be supplied with glasses
which will greatly benefit and strain the sight Psrcuar
attention called to style of ground glass
OF the est flint which, through their high polish and
sroud produce he purest and have been highly
mended as the hest their effects upon the for
aud improving the sight continued writing and reading
shorsd PERSONS and such have been operated upon for
cataract can also be suited inserts likewise glasses
Of superior quality in old frames and socs the patronage of
all IN want OF his articles. Please call
NJ. WISE, Optician,
sl3 lmtrc l37 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-09-15

n on sunday morning, at Jersey City after a painful
slet year Of her age. -''''' - ''e
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
ADJUSTMENTS.


Park THI iATRE.
MISS DELCY,
Prima Donna from the Theatre Royal prurvI,n.
Monday Evening, September 18th.
The psr0f~a'1s r S;% MEi, esGsr with the Opera
at Eisao ,"oo''.'.. Mr Y G.,S"s1 .sIsa
AAn@s i,: ts6av miss cio,eyy i6,lsy
Double Cracoyienne, BY hetwo Miss Vailses
MY NEISHbos's NEIGH sSs s''a WIFE.
MRS somerton ..-......... Mrs Duyenel
II. NIr smith. Miss Fanny Gordon
Pr ce of Adrnsion-Eoxes 81; Pit. 20 cents Gallery,
att o'clock sndths curssin will rise precisely al,
q limited number of seasoz Tickets may be obtained
at he Box Office
soWEKY VIIEATaE.
Mr. HAMBLIN
The popular Trseedian, is engsged for six nights.
Monday Evening, September 18th,
HAMLET; The Prince Of Denmark.
tiuda: h2taiS :. ss;sIssS cII.sS
Queen Gs.'rude MIS- Madison
An Overture 10 Fra Diavoo. '''s ''''p'
WALLACE.
s,s s;r,V,,I;sr william Wallace Mr. & R Scott
niHps,,rick Danenpot
Boxes 50 cents; second and Third I Tel, % Is c
Doofs VIII open hall past O. the curtain Will rise al
CASTLE GARDEN.
ORPHANS BENEFIT
OF the Prince sr" sylum.
Gg-Adnais@ley 10 Cents.-Eu
Monday Even,rs. september i,ts ises' 18Th, ,'''
The psrfEGmaSnsMf E;1a"S MsSI Ml commence Commence with
After which Louis Gusave llsler will appear great
Fsats Of sJeagth and exhio,ing the wonderful eser
MI % By o fs%s sn s5ou % Ba00n
~ InternAsion of Halt Hour for Promenade Refresh
The range splendid Cosmoraas will be open for nspeco
PART Ii.
Succeeded BY Vocal and Instrumental Concert by the Ne
The lss B,o4s I'll shiS shs Struggle
Mr. Parsoe and Miss Cohen will each appear in Dance
HERR Hins sren' SsiS fSs'
VIII appear IN an act of metamorphoss the Tight Rope
On SUNDAY, Grand Selection of Sacred Music.-Ad-
L. DooIs Spsn az hs!fpssr o'clock Perfo'n.s.s .,a
NIBLO's GARDEN.
Monday Eveming, September 18th,
ahe perGmapess Ss nss, VIII ccm%snse a. o'clock with
I''Tfa RENE n f5 bE 5aff PRE- entitled
Gerard Of courey Mr. Araaud
Iaaaqes aSS,s, Dc s.o1u,lgg Lusgnan' Garry
sMocenigo...... sosgo .............. aordapnt
Herald ef Cyprus. Bernard
The lax. the third fourth
U Perorn:sace 10 ccmmenc- at7ancock Door, or-u Il
The Books Of the French Opera with literal Enslishtrsn.
1g, Nights Of The French Company-Monday Wednesday,
- Tickets Fifty Cents.-ka
EAH rr.eni oi,ce r Away. be ateadaac. raaia.
lml,cd numb-r . s-a.on firEe' viii he di.oos-a os
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
PALNiU's OPERA HOUsE.

Els
Monday, Sept. 15, Is45.
EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK
admission 25 Cents only.
The ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS
Messrs GERMON sTANwOOD HARRINGTON,
PELHAM and WHITE
Respectfully the ladies and gentlemen Of New
ork that they have made for the above estab
lishment for short time and will series Of
certs
MONDAY EVENING, Sept 18Th.
Introducing variety Of New Songs Gees Choruses Sc,
music 4 ON the foil W ing operas wiz
GIRL-SOMNAMBULA-L
NOKA-POSTlLLION, SC. sc,
accompanied h the Accordion Banjo, Congo Tambo and
Bo Castnetts.
For p riculars programme.
~ Doors open at 71s-Concert to commence at 8.
Boxes aud seats be secured daily from 10 A. NJ till p
NJ. at the box office sA
The New York herald., 1845-09-15

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be the office Of the
- New York and Harlem Railroad Comp,ny, in the village
oi White Plaus Weschester county un goth day of
for the grading masonry aud bridging Of about 81
miles of id Railroad extending from the present
White Plains, to point the north line OF Westchester
county.
Plans proles and specifications will be ready for the nspec
ton OF c"ntractos the 10th of September when the ng
will be attendance render all requisite informal
Contractors not known the Company Engineer, will be
expected to produce testimonials oil their capacity ability and
experience: and the best security will be required.
The work must be commenced immed tely alter
closed vigorously and completed the
of Mae next. By order Of the Extension Committee.
50 ALLAN CAMPBELL Chief Epp'r
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE,
lTD NT,R Ell

fI>HS establishment will be ready for unlimited Theatrical
Performsnces the beginning Of September under the
o. the subscriber who wall receive proposals for
The oren he sand Theatre for few evenings will be with
the ceeb dSgnora Rosiua Pco and Sgnor De Begins and
the even psenertaiument will be ntepered with Vaude
vle Ds Orchestral Oyerures the orchestra being
ments IN thehands offve British music masters = ,
se3 I'm VT MAZZOUHI, d M.
The New York herald., 1845-09-15
CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
w. T. BURTON LESSEE AND MANAGER.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF
MIR. AND MRS. KEAN.

Monday Evening, September 18th,
The performance will commence with THE GAMESTER-
Beverly. Mr.: Z. kean-Lewson Mous-Stukey, Freder-
Lean-Lucy, Mrs Rogers.
To conclude with the musical Farce OF NO. NO.. NO!..-
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