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The New York herald., 1845-04-26
DOmostIc lmporar tIOns.

Nsw OpLyAss-ship United stsres-l eask j Macy & son-
l27 kegs lard Fordl Dbl Kendall Abbott2o bags
Dekenson HILL bbls Hus.ey \ Mulay-31 d, aktgs
ID Harris "a thds JohpsonG6 bbls IS bales Williams
Norna hnds Lees-92 do 10 punchns Leverch5o
bois I h,ilc3 suck fetsis-ssi Wilson brownn9 Not
fhels 10 hhds Roher's Wiliiams7s bales Taylo,7
pkgs Macy y Holdndge-Ig Edwards Dsnfoth-6t bales
Lnaubsaa.t ,ksJ + Trme-3 hxs A Halls ws AB&
Sand-i5 cks Muntor-337 do bis Sprague Robinson
CO.'S do ooodhue &co25 do i2 basgng 6a7 bols
order.
NEW oaLEAss-shp Cl,tori5 tcs 81 bbls Minnett CO.
3ht do t5 6ss Work urks3 bhls tase Ereeman pkg,
cks u Throckmoron-3I hhds Roberts 4 MIians-3 bxs
bs Csrv l2 ks Comstochi do Is kegs ii Crooks-2O
b1ls 10 bs fll2 bxs Strehemer Bros fid pgs lead Al
w coles w iehi--59o Lhds d Morgac--S boxes Wa
Lsiv3 cks Meyer cv-i75o pigs lead sschan Scott
7bles cation irtnw,y. Henry colo cks Aien-3t b
k-nhifd-i J bb.s Ush-rS bales cottnu Nanou FISHER
--6t tewbo!a Cutll ca u bbis hds Wilson Brown
~ pig bsbcuck &cD - hhs draper Dsvp-2 boxes Ia
Bd.e ~ h Cornwall b. Clark-3 cks w X Tucker
bxi kfg NJ niani bal. Is WoJd-6s do cotton WisneI
oae-49J snapr-s II nd johnson 23 bbs CASKS
9ss, aseece hek,-.l5g obls "a IN lar smons3a hs
~ bidf0rd--l1 WIisol BrowuiO obls 20 hf do hales
'pmmS co.2 ~ u wn,on ce--g o. bills > Wendell
- ppx naer& .Hli rs Is X sands. kstchum no.
ksI9-i a Blake lJi O. is rrIe - NelBon& CO.
NEw oRLrASsship t.whasn-LdG nhds pork A. do ref 50
gg lad ~ hhJs Collins coly0 hhis kegs lad spot.
ivfd' Iuieston co-s casks Weu2 bbls lcrd s. do
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State or Trade.

AsHEs-Pc.s are in limited demand. We still quote 81
06l s! l2B; Pearls are steady at 81 SGT 4 6a3.
BehswAx-Pr'me yellow Of all descriptions sells as
wanted ct 293 a 80 cents.
DsgApsvurrs-G Georgetown four ia held at 81 75a 4
s73 Geneses 81 62i Michigan 66f a. 62i There is
Ltsls more dois in the market
CorroN-To-day holders have shown disposition to
make concession in rates The sales amount to 1000
bales, chiefly for Liverpool
HAyCoGmon qualities of North River bale sell at IS
4Oc prime Is hsd ut ~ 45c. The demand is limited and
the receipts large.
OF the Hudson River about three miles from Hoboken fer
ry known as the residence off, w. Leavit Esq On the
premises stone cottage, stable carrisge lodge
and farm house, $l0iOo 22a adjoining north Of
the above, $5,700.
WHRxEr-Tbere is very little doing in either drudge
casks b5s The former quote 23c and the latter
at % 23Ic.
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Correspondence or the Herald.


NsMronr. April q. 1886
ysac ps ,os StaIona Icusa Ferry S''S Warm
~
miscellaneous Record.
racket bs PEARL s@ si' ben @ 3. M s %
hS hs was ,pelS
Tssss .w was ii;
Valparaiso was also purchased for whae by New Bedford
RI for $4,000, ard fitting for whaling voyage
Naval.
= ss s 'ss @s
ed .sSssds 70 s e the British ss,e Com Cha who
u asder cs Bsntrdss The best feeling Prevailed
MEX snsh.n.n on ou.
df dS,y P1s, ps Se
LEAVE ssa %S Lfr
detached from the Ponsett, leave months.
Whalcmcn.
NEW LONDON, April 23-sd Flora, Bailey, NV Coast.
spoken.
Lowell from Sandwich Islands, out for New London
%ma from Philadephi. for Boston, asd inst of Sandy
Renr for Boston, 2ad inst. off Sandy Hook
Agine ior Boston. 2,d inst of Sandy Hock-by the pilot
Hallway from Phlsdelphi, for 18th inst lat 49,
lon IS 20.
ts ;; S!, eso
HIa and Maryland & Chc,go; Russles and ADELAIDE
Bu,lo De rot; Waterloo, and Emerald Chppswa Irving
Milan adon and Chesapeake, Cleveland; Birmingham, Pt
Burwe Cadet Ash'abua; Lodi Couneaut The capain Of
sas Is Missouri, Buebeii Aadoer, Giddings, and Indi-
ana, at Fort Gratiot
rrrslgn Ports,
CARDESAs, April 0In port, Hy Kelsey Gray, for Boston,
Others.
HAvAsA April BIN port. Con.,ellation Jsshsop from
wte i; Zaida Chapman; Jubilee, Hsrmou Floyd, Jewett;
Washpgton Adams and Clinton Manson nisg John Caskie.
nnapp hsmbury, Lanaoes; Swan, Banc ard Gbrdlta Jor
nm nieL'!n doodhne; Vessco, Cure; Cactus, Mason;
& &sas1 .aa Hsyw and I he% Ms'PS m o.
aud Others. ' '' ~ 49, ~
vImL vHAmLroy, Bermud,, April A-An Ly,a. Stevens. New
cHiBos, teb ,s-In port Hy Kneelaud Blackmer of and
'oi New Bedford. With 200 tons guano
ILEPooL aprl D 10 pot Eben Presc Perkins for Lon.
doo er.y, mmepssfe,y p % take passengers thadsrha
Ann smh s N.vsn 5g; Eor,a %ssv .no sno do
Edw ard koppish, Baiey from Newburypot dsv SsIdans
Stubb Tor Loocon ldg Frances Jane Coffin for bsltmo,e
Fnancsr sxen disc; Nonpatel Hprne for Phisdeleb,s
soor; Ccngess hiegss, dag Florrnce smith, or NYorL
DecIron, Very. Tor do, ldg; Mars Hi cGilsey for Bos
sr GroReEs Bermuda. April Arr Susan speford spor
ford, Nioik and cid 9th for Turks slsad
81 JoHs D. Apr,l i5Arr Roanoke, X ight. Alex
10Th charlotte, Vuushtu, ihiadpha IL Ju la Ann ur.
z; Niok Lldsis Matilda, spstes, do Eut Tor ldg I7h
Wpedands Johnston, for Philadelphia 2is Roanoke Knight
T.sisAs Jan SIN port, Belvders Esssrbook for Hong
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Foreign I,nuurtatIons.

W wHavnssnshp = EsSl..,a pig. Berger Wsl;ay
iss5.Ssqa@I . ,WoodEshSI De hRsn Moore ssig
Ss; : hss:ss
' h;aa- Fs%s S;'fSsa's
% ssaS 9sis Y.a: Dsss S:S
s,s S se f;sfEs Pi'issi
f DflHys Sas
Sa'i -'s. ss9i s. A.
s4 nsishs tsK Ksa Hos%fis a!ssy' sos
ns s E;%sGa sSSa ffs irS Sss.s
wsrh c9,-s M. csfsT H., f,iacs cor 4:sIsi Blaa
Nsa"iss rsSsd-s fss'eS soMs Itls ASs$ saes
B' sswsy .m.zs1 Hens, sas s~si
lherat,l l q Msthsy-l puboise, Jacot col Della
Rss bsrams. Covt
sse%'Sx MS,,son col Wei;.n
so"f. Wolf Kontcptsrs.a / iro.hiIzSi rsyen CO..
aSa sas susi ye rs wsis wfs
cay Lf Soas fps Ssa.
30. Y IyssGsis i1 eoLl II s,mspsE Lipsoldc17I
.r-l fSi s Tso%.
ss 5aAl., :s a .1es9 35sy ess
osh sa, H.ist:, pkg. r@s,0ni DO
@ SSy bd. ss ss h,s, Wsi WI wooas.
i l,etu.a,o 900 fire bricks Phi. ps Dodge col pEg,
Carmenasl-l tons IRON $4,000 fire bricks II II hhds
Mn.,sssa,qSs Mary Boushon- cansars im.one
n-a :. Scoring Wite-Acks as cs Victor DucAwltr-
HayAs.saip c.sovl doubloon. 1,7 b.s sugar
fPWSs 't.'Sn s his @ds FS1 LyasOSL;
x y sos ~ Sss sa ~ ;sss5 M.sS:
?E' ,s ihs: hs'gsssy ssssy
r1s sp... S % Mscv G
fiut to order -
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

ApELrHA, April 25-Beow, Crescent Crothers. from
Turks s'nd for Wilmington De and baraue supposed the
gAmonn Ap sn Amsns D Boson Eagle
LowIey Porsmou,h HH Alert. Seaman, Lqbec; Cygset,
aud Myrick Cathcsrt, NYoIk; Mary. Cook Newbury.
ao CID Timoleon Mcfarland, Bermuda. Sid Clio, Ports
msuth
10 Nearo.x Apil 2s,Ar President Wilbou Proydsncs;
sadl, Johnson from Boston has gone up James River
load for Europe Pao Welsh for Hvre Cornsa and Heb-,
for Rio aud Iowa. for Pnambuco have gone from the
sosas In Ham@ptGn @ Roads Inca Button from Baltimore for
Cor Providence: Sid Importer Marsh Jamaca Oregon APP
plegarth aud Yantic stales Newport: Nckrson
Pomona Sherman NBedford; Lewis Spcer Fall River and
others.
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POHT OF Na,W YORK, APRIL 20.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship sdSSoI, Cobb Lvsrpool Coins& Co-Bsrqus
sass ssS is RsS:s. AsSss
c;ssss::S Sss:: K'%s ssi.I%os C.;
d. MeGTeady &Co; PisaITo. Drniwaier. Belfast Me.
s.n Packet ss 'ag biz g MsGa s from as. and Tor
\ sH q sS. iSl :, with ship HaVs q
i$ s:ss 81 " Ts ' Devon
s :S spsS S from CO. n Sssu. n s R,.J
ward hence iIth and other. SID with Ezab
,s :ii' ps ns q r. ss ss a IS
-; sDss aay; sS +
sSp Tysss0 Anthony day. from es,nua. ballast
Of rom K yoha a
waa oSs NV 10 Ion ship
SHIP Stone days New Orleans, with cot
Ship Hudson. Buchanan. IA days from New orleas. with
S ship p5,s Ss',s sss,s: Ras; from New o
70 81. sssisA Aes H; days from AD''sAso with
60 day: aos S. :. New s's Glen ~ T
;hS ic LysEo.i oh
sss% sS,lHa @ ion " 80 ship
Ship Clifton ag..o % days from New Orleans. with
''s sstIa sss: days from New Orleans. with
sssqa; s;S.yI SsTy from Nsns Feb
saSs. d.y:-esy
-; a s. s saS from S ly. g% Is
SSssI i *; = s.s 9;:1e: ss
days ~ ion es''s New Orleans.
Barque Mazeppa Miington IS days from New Orleans with
xs
ri" % ;s totally los:
M S mca::.. w S
Brig Georgana Keeran 90 days from New Orleans, with
Big New SIsn. Alden day. from New osar 4 With
shr Spsfss Pfnkwaer from New OIisan. ioI boston
SS:s:: oT IND: s:y az Ss:s
Brig st George Long, 20 days from New Orleans with sugar.
Brig Baldwin Ba.ett days from Savannah with cotton
Brig Factor Handy days from Bridgeport ballast to
sch Patriot Burgess s day, jam with SO
Baaeos with fruit to
schr sarah Mary, Bates da. from Attakap.. with live
sebr Essex Haaegrove 30 days from Halifax, with fish, to
sch William. Barnes. II days from St John NIB with pas
ssh' GSs; Peters S from Gs:Ssewn SC with
the sparks from q the South Ferry boats fire bales
aaa Wv NC with ma
sehr Enteprise days from Wilmington. NC with timber
schr Joseph Brown. May days from Richmond with coal
sehr Eliza Me,eroe Baker, days from Norfolk to
schr M,rv jane POWELL from Norfolk with mdse to stur
schr Oil Bias Aston days from Norfolk with md,e to
schr Charity, Smith. days from Virginia. with mdse. to
schr Alexandria Lewis days from Baltimore with mdse
schr Gen HARRISON Allen. from DELAWARE with corn, to
schr Ganges, Horn, days from Calais with lath Smith
sch Clarendon Ames days from Thomaston with lime
sctr Hiram. Burns. days from Camden. Me. with lme to
sch Friend. Theket days Cheryf.d with timber
schr President Leighton, days from Chsry6ed, with
sck Embl,m Husssy days from Cherry field with timber
schr Herick Clarence days from Salem. with md,e
schr Compliance Kelley days from Bostcn with mdse to
seh Grecian, Sparrow days from Boston, with mdse to
seh Red Rover Bacon, days from Boston, with mdse to
sch Industry Robinson, days from New Bedford, with OIL
sch Superior. Fz. days from Bristol ri. with coal to
soop Mary Brush, Brush from Newborn NC. naval stores.
to mcster.
Scian soop Of war Urania from Sicily to Rocco Maus-
Also, ships, barque, brgs, unknown.
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Died.

On Friday morning, April 25th ls4s DUNCAN GRAHAM,
eyed 73 years.
His friends and acquaintance end those Of the family
requested 10 attend tho funeral Sunday afternoon
atholf past a. without further invitation.
On Thursday evening" gath inst, at Jersey City, Al
Bssr FowIsn, youngest son Of Joseph and Harriet Tai
son. aged years, 6 months end 10 days
The friends of the family, aad members Of Hudson
Lodge, No IA q. OF F., invited 10 attend the fu
from his ahsIs residence. South Ninth
strss', Sunday afternoon at4 o'clock without further
notice. II
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Married.

In ST. Peters's Church. Barclay street. the 18th inst
by the Rt Rev John Power, Mr.. WM KEAN to Miss Eve
LA JACKSON, both Of this city.
May all the comforts Of this life await
The happy couple in the welded state;
And may Miss Jackson by ths grace Of God
Lead Ksan's sweet wsy to the sight OF God.
On the 24th ns by hs honor, James Harper, Mr. Mon.
LEON to Miss HEsRErTA GosLINo daughter Of Lee
nard Goslng, Efq. sll Of this city. 9fls
At st. Paters Church, Auburn the 29d inst by the
Rev. 8. Hanson Coke, noBERr REApE to MARY JANE,
daughter OF the late Rev. Wm Lucas.
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Provision Market.

Our different markets and meat shops fully supplied
with good Beef and Veal.
Some fine quarters Of young Lamb have been brought
in from Long Island and New Jersey Sales net large
owing to this beng the season for shad This fish is
very plenty, and selling at moderate prices
There s but little good poultry in market, and not
very great variety of wild game
Green vegetables for the season in abundance We
notice some very fine asparagus, from Shrewsbury, j.
4, and 3s bunch some from Long leland at 2s Green
Peas from the South the half peck and great show
Of water from Flushing 80 the peck basket
Fish is plentiful enough including fine Holsters and
crabs.
market should allow the different fish to usurp the
new building, intended for the country farmers The
meners Of FISH nets occupy the greater portion for said
purposes.
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PhiIadeIphia Cattle Market,

ArRM 24-Beeves-860 head offered, ol which 500
were Ohio Sales S. $6 so, and extra at ST. in
cluoing 500 for New York 40 remain unsold
Cows and Calves 800 ofered-Saes OF dry Cows at $6
So II; springers 50 l6; and nach Cows, SIS $25
each.
100 lbs
Sheep and Lambs-ll0O offered ales OF Sheep at 81
25 81 each, and Lambs at 81 50a2 SO.
The New York herald., 1845-04-26

pork hhds a. Perry MathsE-s7o hhds sugar Howard
100 bales hemp Benedict Thompion-sa bbs Read BIob
ers-l60 Taylor
SAvANNAH-Brg Baldwin-52 casks rice f. d Mory,p-lsa
bales cotton Perkins Hopkns-4o Butt Johnson-as Or
order. f-s' "1s' '"
wi,z.a9 90 Emeale-iol DO Morehead-iIs De Peyster
Whitmssh-s do 81 ties 81 bis Iuckmer-I2 boxes Rogers
ketchum-l II stry birg-l2 Hobrook Nielsen CO.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Shipmastcrs ana Arents.

shai esteem II favor IL Captains Of Vessels will aivp
% ROBERT SLvEY, Captain Of our News Boas rrpaf nj
.ne shipping le at the port whence they saed-he vessels
spoke on their paaagea list Of their cargoand any foreign
or news they may have Agents Correspo,
~ nome or abroad will also confer fsvs by sending 10
MS once any Marine lntelli iyence they may receive
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Foreign Markets.

MAYAGuEz, p r., 4th April lS45 Produce Of the island
il very and sought alter Prime Sugars h
ac and in great demand; ordinary, for Europe g.
steady Moasses Sit Ito gallons and cssks All kinds
of produce have upward tendency from above prices
Flour $l5 hut market glutied with every
other article Of American produce.
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Esvv STOCK Icxchanve.
Sales or stocks at Boston

APRIL 2-i shs Boston and Maine RR IFS; u Portland
co Ports mouth lo2k; Easte Rk 09 Western KK l0
q New England WorsIsd Cs ioo 100 Last Boston Stock IS
2o 100 do so 2m 20 100 do 20; i2 Nor& Wor Hk e $50
do Io IS do BIO led 7o so bo 2n so Island Kk bo l3d
733s; l50 do bo 2m II; 100 do bo I'm Is; 200 do IS
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AMUSEMENTS.
PARK TrfEATK E.

PARK TnEATRE-
snF6RSaS NJ Asfs,2' ESENNS: asI SHi NN;:has aSl Msrs
John S9Vsss NJ. Nj e
dy franklin, Mrs Knight
TSss.ss' aA Fl f', rnrsyoHlo-r
M "a q a
Door. at o'clock curtain rise precisely at hapa.t7
BURTON's THEATRE-ATch Street,
PHIL LdDELPHIA.
SAT. RsATGuEsDAY. E "a APRIL M . g. isi5
To f,ss sSm%snss %sss win E@MEo Mrs Wal
psa1 M; ;as gG5rf; SH ai.,iE NgEf MSo,, NJ, Aushs'
Fourth nishi oi Comie Sketch called THE FAsHoN-or
aassr i Burtou f1ompter G'13 Mr. Fhs coeas pu.
isn6remy an upper etgst * uia,e Mr R1s'e PETE I
r,ss:ss: :ss :sas:S & II, Bss'sI '''''' ~
TEmPLE OF GHE MUSES..
AT THE FOOT OF DELANEY STREET.
Admission SEi hfs 'oSSs '''
% r ssT%ffss We nA lhs
0sns Bsne. SsG " pe. ba1 e sosWs sss and dancing
70 eanelu3s with the DuMB GIRL OF GENoA-stra
CoLMAN,s GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS AND
literary Ehboo MG os q added g the
with wonderful group of Cattle which have received the
finishing touches of Thomas Sidney Cooper Of London with
London 400 guineas Thn probably the delightful
effort OF art which has been exhibited here
To which, and about 200 Oil Paintings l2 only
charged.
Entrance through the Book where charge made
che extensive Print Room where EngravIngs
variety may be had, at reduced prices.
N. B-Mr Coman wishing to close the Book Depart
ment OF his establishment offers bargains to purchasers
OTTIGNON'S GYMNASIUM.
CyHAS. F. OTTIGNON respectfully informs his friends
~ the PUBLIC that he renty taken the large and
modious rooms Nos. 5 H. and 10 Canal Broad
formerly occupied by j. Rogers which have been
thoroughly cleaned and fitted up IN manner that cannot fail
Gymnasium, the SPARRIN6 Room, where Mr.. always
ready personally to Eys instructions The noble Art Of Sell
reputation Of being the sklfu amateur in the
WRESTLING taught by Mr.. VIM PRICE, who will any
pupil perfect after course OF instruction
Fencing taught by experienced professor.
Mr. would Tepsss!ioiy Inform those pupils who have
already expired, that satisfactory arrangements for the
continuation Of their unexpred tme will be made by calling
him at the Canal street. which will be open from
sunrise until 10 o'clock PM.
Mr. o. would also state that the Gymnasium and Pistol Gal
ery Broadway and Chamber will be
til further notice. 40 lmje
MADAME ADULLAM, the greatly celebrated Fortune
AVA Teller who has been highly appauded in parts
of Europe America, for her known know ledge and
perence in all Of fortune telling &C., be consulted at
Nad,me Al feels pleasure announcing to the ladies and
gentlemen Of New York that she extremely Obliged and
greatly thankful them the liberal and kindness
they have bestowed on her heretofore.
B-Madame A. is in her 18th OF age and the seventh
twin, willing times her and skill
tsfy all PERSONS who cos suit with her a22 3tsm
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AUCTION SALES.

y A. G. TUTTLE, Auctioneer
EAsHlQNABLE FURNITURE, at No. IS Bank s.. near
nr Furniture contained the above house
" Brussels ard Kddermnster Carpets English Oil Cloth
hogany Sofa and Dvaus Otomaus marble Csnte Tables
Quate DO Dressing and T do, rich China Dinner and Tea
brel Stand rich pa ed aud gilt Grandoles Man
e Clock sler mounted plated Castor Cake Baskea cut
glass sets with plated stans Tea Trays glass Ware Eyp
n marble top Bureau Wash and Night Stands, Looking
Glasses, Bedsteads, &c &c.
Also one Piano Forte and Guitar
Ao the Kitchen Furniture. with which the sale will COM
mence.
Catalogues will be ready this day o'clock and be
obtaiBed at the anction a26 2reodsm
BENJAMIN MOONEY.
HAkDWARE Cutlery, Guns, Aabaster Clocks. &c -
- Mooney Aaron will sell this day al 10 O'Clock, at No 81
Maiden Le tine of Pen and Pocket Kaye Table
and De err Knives and Eoiks, ID handle stoves Britannia
Ware, Sadlrons, Spoons Saws, Files, Bscking, Sc, &c.
Also sn inyeice Of double ana single bar el Guns
Whips.
Also invoice of Aabster four col and other style of
Clocks.
Also, 90 doz Axes
For further particulars sse Courier & Enquirer.
(,nulCr. DOUBLs DAuLIA5 AT AULTlO s-This
- Morning at II o'clock by Wilkins Rollins u Broad
All lovers of these beautiful flowers should attend They only
require plantingeout about the lst May. a2s itsrc
CHOICE PLANTS AT AUCTION
LEVY will sell on Wednesday morning, u o'clock,
IL No 5 Broadway BEAUTIFUL collection Of Fine Plants,
Consisting OF The Queen OF the Prse Michigan Roses the
Also, Sweet Hydenpge,, te,uful new plant from
Japan lately introduced Aziia in full bloom Moss
dard Peretua and other Roses; Carnat &c with varie-
" of other iiae Plants and Shrubs, worthy Of note
Also, number Of Benches Counting House Desk,
show Case Sugar Beet Seed in quantity with various other
articles a26 4tsm
The New York herald., 1845-04-26

TO MERCHANTS
VISITiI NG NEW YORK CITY.
ID. M. PEYSER, 90 JOHN STREET,
(BETwEEN WILLIAM AND NASSAU sTREETs,)
NEW YORK, -
IMPORTER OF GERMAN AND FRENCH FANCY
GOODS,
Offers for SALE by the package suit the
reasonable terms,
WORKSHOPS.
Zephyr German and Taps;ss Chine and ombre worsted'
Floss, Twisted Plain and Shaded Silks in Sticks and Spoos
CHENILLES.
Embroidery, Flower and Trimming Chenille.
PATTERNS.
Berlin Embroidery Patterns splendid selection.
CANVASS.
French and German for Embroidery, of Cotton
Worsted, Imitation of Silk, and Silk, Silver and
Gold, of all widths.
BEADS.
Gold, Silver, Steel, and Glass Beads and Bugles
NEEDLES
Embroidery Needles Steel Wooden Ivory Ebony and Whale
EMBROIDERIES.
All kinds ard finished Suspenders Shoes
and Otomans, &c. NC.
FANCY GOODS
All kinds of Paris Fancy Goods, such Purses and Purse
Trimmings Head onaments Bracelets, Hair Pins Combs,
&c. Necklaces, Gold and Silver Braid Tnse Cords and
Silver Bullion Tassels, FRENCH MILITARY TRIM
MINGS, &c.
Wire Goods, such as Baskets, Watch Holders, &c. &C.
German Rustic Willow Chairs Baskets, WorkTables, and
Sofss, &c.
OILED SILKS
Oiled Silks, different coors, the best French
ERlNGES
Frnges Cords Gmps Tasses all coors and qualities i'm
a., = ported and domestic tof his own manufacturer
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RHODE ISLANDER OFFICE, I
NEWPORT. April ~. l8l5.
Arr 22d Leardr, johnson, East Gresnwc for Albany 2
Yantc Staples Prov lor NCaIoina Louisa Ferry, Ware
for No.folk Emily Gardner, and Ariel Oaks, NYork 2t
franklin, Crockett Ihomaston fr New Yok Lisbon Mese
Sierra Mcrena, vi. Havana 9th us-s!d fn in with Ch
waller, Of Portland, for Barcelona.
The New York herald., 1845-04-26

WASHINGTON, April q, IS4o
The Heyaid-The Foreign Ners-Var-IPm-
Oregon, Msr,co, Tsras, Brazil, md Str Robert
Peel-The President, Mr. Buchanan, and the
Cabtnct-Ertra Ssssion-lNr. Bogby, and more
Mileage Missouri Volunteers Buchona~
and Cupid-TAe Clerk of The Hou" AVID his Pos
see-Mrs. Polt's Reasons for delaying the firing
40 of thc White House Messenger 70 Mr.. Wts
The Hs,ah this morning, with tho news by the
Caledonia, at sixpencc copy, was sna,chcd up
from the counter Of your agent like hot eakss
The New York herald., 1845-02-20
House OF Representative.

WARRINGTON, Tuesday, Feb. Is, Iol5.
Mr. PRATr presented resolutions from the State Of New
York which were laid on the table and ordered to be
priuted
Mr. PaArr moved that the rules Of the House be sus
pended, aod 1t be resolved into Committee of the Whole
Tor he purpose OF taking up the bill for furnishing the
White House Agreed TO-
N sAUrDEGs of N. c., in the Chair.
Mr.. HARDIN wishef 10 take up the Post OfRce Bill
The question was taken on Mr.. Pratt's motion and the
bill was taken up was to appropriate $40 900 for fur
nishiDg the White House and 81, 200 for repairs
Mr. HssLEr. of Ind, moved strike out sac 100 and In
seit 5000 He asked for teers which we're not order
ed He then procseded TO make speech in favor of his
proposition and alluded TO the gold spoon story end said
there must have been some foundation for these Stories
and then he proceeded into general dissertation on re-
Tenchment in general ambassadors, Congress a1tes
ms speech He declared that he thought $40 900 for the
purpose proposed exravagsnt He would vote against
oen In Committee and in the House. where he intended
to cal the yeas and nsys
, Mr. ssyMoua asked II any estimate had been made oi
the probable expense
been made. ~ -
Mr q v. JorEs Of Tenn, said he was not aoinr 10
make spsch 70 nddence the House, but put himself
~ MS proper posion fore the couBtry-(vastIy impor
Mni tbat) tie went not only ag inst The appropriation
"a: also az sinst paying Sls 00pr annum 10 the Pfes
ction { the bill ~
NJ. PAUL DnLtroHAM, OF Vt replied TO some Of the re-
marks made ~ nr. Jones' regarding President Monroe
and said tho remarks showed that the Presdrn,s house
fequ rod iurt ishipg.
anos Asporr Of Mass said II the friend. Of the pre,i.
oppose IT, while he thought $40 900 were not too much
he certainly would give 1t his support.
MI HoLMss of .. o., offered an umsndnsut providins
mat ths WhNs Mouse sheud b. sed, and cheap hsuss