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&5rDemocratic Association.--Th month
ly meeting of the above association will be held in
the hall Of the Franklin engine house, on Monday
evening next, august A. at u O'Clock.
c. w. C. HUNTINGTON,
Aug Secretary.
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
ARIEL C. PEPPER, as marshal of the United States
or the district of Indiana, in the place Of Robert
Hanna, whose commission has expired.
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REmovALs IN THE NAVAL oFFIcE.--Dr. Bailey
auditor; Mr.. Davenport, deputy naval officer; Jno
Sutphen and s. T. Hubbard, clerks, were removed
by the naval officer yesterday.
NJ Y True Sun, .4ug. I.
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p. 8. Copies of the prospectus containing full
exposition of the of instruction and system
of discipline, with numerous testimonials may be
obtained on application, by letter or otherwise, to
the subscriber.
EDWIN ARNOLD, A. M, d. g. L.,
Aug. 2--w6t Principal.
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REFERENCES,

sNCEs. I.
P. 9. Washington, esq, Au-
ditor Post Office
Col, Jas. Kenrney, U. 8. A.
.Rev. MIR. FrrtAch z
Gen. A. HENDERSON, u. 8.
Marine Corps -
DR.. D. Washington, U. s. N.
DR.. Henry Hsw
Maj. @. w. Cambloss
Thomas Corcornn, esq,
Rev. Mr.. fusion
DIR. John l.. Berry
Gov. A. X. Paris, I'd
y Comrt Treasury
@. c, Gammer, esq.
tTheophilus Fisk, esq.
Henry Krebbs, d. q.
II. P. Blair, b. C.
-Dr. Thomas Miller.
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HICKORY, OAK, AND PINE WOOD FOR
IL SALE.-The subscriber is prepared to furnish
wood Of the best quality at reasonable prices Per-
sons wishing to lay in supply for the winter, will
have the opportunity of making good selection by
early application at the old-established wood yard
on 18th street west near the Seven Buildings, or at
the wharf at the western termination OF = street.
J. McCUTCHEN.
Aug 9--eod3ts pi
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RuA. Green. .Auctioneer.

NEW HOUSE AND LOT AT AuCIloN.-
IN On Thursday. 9Th instant, shall sell on the
premises. at ) O'Clock p. m, part Of lot No o. in
square No. 1853, with the improvements, which are
new two-story frame house, well built, and OF
good materials, situated on ~ between 18th and 18Th
streets, fronting Mr.. Favler's garden.
,welve months, for notes bearing interest. A deed
even and deed of trust taken, to secure the pay-
ment Of the notes. Title unquesticnable.
A. GREEN,
Aue 2--3t Auciioneer
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The various extracts here presented to the read
ers of the "Union" are sufficient to give them agen-
eral idea of the mineral wealth of this interesting
region. Our limits will not permit us to spread be-
fore them, this evening, any portion Of the and
interesting geographical, agricultural, and engineer
ing memoranda bearing upon the same section of
country, which we find embraced in these reports.
We shall, however, soon take occasion to recur to
this subject.
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"During my stay among the Indians, wss Particular in
procuring from them all information in regard TO Tie min
era district the character OF their country From
chief whose band nhabits that portion near the extreme
head of the lake On the 81 Louis river obtained several
be had and which seemed to have been lstet cut from
than the copper OF cemstcc and the specimens Of the sui
hhuret OF lead gaea eqal to any found IN Illinois
or Missouri He told me that he brought them from his
part OF the csonry; that he could load his canoe with IT.
and that ii found N Urge quantities; hut would give
"From fur traders and Others who through this
section of country learned that veins Of lead and copper
mel with amonast The Indians was led therefore 10 be-
eve that the metal to be found there and In large
quantities; though, from their description of the locality
should Judge Of the line Of the treaty and in the
MANY indications have been observed along the coast
and the country immediately bordering thereon, in the
vicinity of apoine and the Madeline islands which prove
also 10 I've OF mineral Among other and spe
cimens q metal saw one copper weighing twenty
thirty pounds which was found at this poin and I'M
derstand that silver is also found along Of small
streams but Of itself Of very great practical value
account Of its dimnutise quantity though possibly when
Their explorations have been made Il may prove otherwise
'The information procured from pefssns who had been
sa to e & e
this island Of them to be traced upon the surface
in thickness have been taken from between he rocks the
crevicss and assures appearing to be hIed with II and
some much greater in width noticed along inc shore run
From the specimens broght from this island ome winch
among many others forwarded 70 inc department Mi
may be considered valuable portion oil u lies near the
north shore Of Lake Superior In northwest direction from
the extremity of Keweena point and distant abont sixty
miles The nearest approach TO the island from the south
ern shore from Eagle harbor and is about fifty miles as
will be by the accompanying OF the mineral dis
rict has also several excellent natural har
bors aordng and commodious anchorage for vessels
navigating the lake. and obstacle in this way is offered
10 the shipment Of the the copper and other
metals if need the island Some OF them, formed by
the different bays and fluctuations along the coast pro
tected their entrances by numerous islands with deep
and broad channels sufficient for all practical purposes
without any further improvement
In going and returning to the agency Fort wilkins
noted far the Invited facilities afforded me permitted
the Of the different bays and points OF land along
the shore together with the general features and mineral
Of the country Al many places and the
procured specimens Of copper and copper orsgv
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'or, according to Klnproth ana csrbonic Ocid
1877 water.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
CHOICE ANNUAL rLuwER Seeds

CnOlCE ANNUAL FLOWER SEEDS.
N1 The spbscrbef brss {, inform hs friends aud the old
ed Victoria, from London, extensive aud choice
coll. ction of Flower sceds I'll renrine
The following package Of 20 s1p-rb varieties ready
for ssle--price &1--
Phlox ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rhow flowers Of nII coIo-
Scbisenfhns Pries H. heusus, Orahnm &c. mxrdlcuri
ons rtnse fowery. Of whiir yellow, orange and crimson
Portulacea sIcadcns and hcirs,cn mi,.d-Vr-y Dwarf
brilliant ctInison and rosy erimson fiovcrs.
Rartonia Aurea--0oden yellow flowers.
Double Paris BalsHms-Numsrous choic. krd, mixed
Doubled Quilted German Aster-a0 varieties myed
Mfetnnia Hosea, Grandfora phnicca, Bock varie-
ty Of colon. suitable for training. &c.
Mgn0netts-Sweet scented abb ssnian.
Lspinus Cruikshankii-Sx colors STEM vigorous
growth. forming almost tree.
Mat blue flowers with white centre.
Nolane atnpicifoiia-Sh9wy blue trailing flower
Nlaiva zsbria tnewI-Whits with geranum blotch and
Tfopecum Psegrinum or Canary Bird Flower-beautifu
cot ard fnnged h2wesl appears ike canary bird
German Ten Week 5tock-2o superb varieties. mixed.
Anasa ndica-Unque flowers, star shaped color rich
Chinese blue, with curious and beautiful golden anhs in the
centre.
!teda Coronori,, or Large White Rocket Candytun.
Hslechrysum bracteatum album, (newl-Elegant snowy
white
Caeop,is. Attinsona, Drummondii Eegans &C., kinds
blorcbed, striped and spotted with crimson
Vegetable ) eds OF the growth OF 1874.
large collection o. I'm healthy Plants in flower in the
Consorvafpry window.
Bouquets and Flowers always on nand
NEW DAHilAS-A fine collection arr now under cultiva-
tlon; plants will be ready IN dus season.
Orders attended to with pomptne md thankfully received
by John ROBINSON,
lLa'e OF Nihlos Conservatory
mhi2 lmrc 56s Broad way fobservel cor Prince n.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
CirculatiOn---Forty Thousand,

DAILY HERALD-Every dsy. Price cents per copy
ST 10 per annum-payabie In advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every saturday--Price 81 ca,.ts
per copy$3 l2A cents per anuum-pay able in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at tho usual prices-always cash
in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
0y- All letters or communications, BY mail, addressed
10 the establishment must be post paid the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money remed
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRersIEroR OF THE New YoRx HxnALD EsrABLIsHMErr
Northwest corneer Of Fulton. and Nassau strets
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Sales or stocks mt phiinaeIphla.

Arnu as,-FEsr BoARp-soo shares United States Bank
mnsoa aa 100 DO do 22 100 do do 22; 5o do AK; 200 DO
2's sehay.ill Ok q; a. co Y bh 70 W,lmngoa 22s;
DIN. 49, 40 yirsa Bis $1,000 C s. 80 lo, 100 ,hs Nor.
$50 sh w ,miuyton 2. 100000 STATE Sc l4M 10 sh, Farm
Msca 8k S; 90 Gard Blk 100 vicksburg Bank 9; $4,000
Char l. D-i % 56 7316; 100 ahs wilmington 2Sl1.
sEcesp shs Hirsrd k b5 $50 do Iw 100 do
do 75 100 hs BK bo Sd III; $1,000 ate ~ 80 Sd 600
do 73A s0o0 Texas Notes i2 100 bs Wilmington hk bos
b3 i0h.
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MEDICAI, PAR,TNFRSHIP
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT IRON
BUOYS.

y,
Gollsc.or'a Offc-. April 81. I8is
DROPOS lis will be received this office uut O'Clock
the LIST Nav for delivering Uaied
srte where they be red Zen Wrous ht Buoys
wh Chans and Siuters complete with the privilege of kpg
tsom may be vented Of the fol-
lowing dimensions aud desc cfil tior,
h aos 10 be made OF plate iron g. 6 Of inch ih X
be III Gin. long ST diameter The of the buoy
will be five le diameter the bse and five feet high
the formed OF so iron. with eye, ch the
cham wall be shacked The upre If the buoy will
he nemsptera of FIVE Ge diameter hch will be riyed 10
i base o the the de- forming fair cure; man hole
be forced ia the top Of III poy. ron socket
VIII as BE- ed % The tip IN which viii be nsertda
vaas staff irht eet as; the s:af will lave coplcf 10
by 20 tncheg, spindle. BuOv hen
Complete WI W. igh about 1000 y ulds
E'ch Bay viii ais BE- proved win iro, anchor
of weighing 40 ounds yrd thirty Of
chn, n BIZ ivei ahackle. The buoy ard
% have two coas OF mineral tie first be burnt
Ih shoe 10 se cmpte and ready fo Jsoiag in e,s proper
sua and TO b. delivered places be- DESIGNATED
5 Au iof OF the Treasury, before day Of July
The rropsa must he for each huoy coplete consisting
buoy auchof cham swivel aha k hlg stiff Ali
the rais q be % bssfqnaty aud the work be done
in worhmlne manner, sub nsrec ion Of lclson
10 le aip turei by tue 5h Auditor Of the tIetsuty.
drawing Of the buoy will be exhioted this Office any
person fesirous OF seeing 1t.
a23 stfc g. p VAN NESS.
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Medical Aid,

0R GKEUOHY, 90 t0Id home az usual dsy and
- night attending to the duties his profession sngers
and Others who chance to need
and who nay desif. the best atmcn,a and eGsc
formed extraordinary but reyer erposes his pa
tents names by publishing ither certificates All interviews
strictly confidential. apis imsrc
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AUCTION SALES.
A. G. TUTTLE. Auctiou.er.

A. z. TUTTLE. Anctioueer.
n s5a spring Trad. H.sd%sle Sale win t. place. hi:
day a. 10 o'clock the sales NO % Plat Of
S b 1s . .eS e.s s
l' is%: isa sSs Table
and sb Vcsf
yes sess Pen and Pocket Knives Razors Scissors Shears
Also with which the sale will commence. the stock of rer
Also 10 bales supr brown Shoe Thread. aa3 lt.rc
JOHN sNIFFEN, Auetion.er
A bne Co. win sell n. saa asy eissan s s
. fo4 sna s 81 Aa
Furniture comprising every article in the housekeeping line
gds
s wolSy he Alienation o hoss
hYRtSE AssHss from d. sal.
1:ss
a.s ans Be :i usa r
Tables, Gu, Gss Ware sidebaard' Hall Lanterns, Mant
Sale reremrrory Far cash. is9il ses 3tissrc
FonEiGN ttN& rLANis az 1.uC ION.
LEvf M ,as 81, 90 dhus.lsy Mons at = o'clock a!
sping ON ku ore CONSISTING Of Roses Of
lions; Cansliis, Aawthors with various other onans nsl
Ag Garden and Flower Seeds. pu. up packages the
TT % ,t-no.:D FURNITUNE sALES-E II. LUDLOW
Wsnesdsv April asi at lo o'clock at ss Amty street
gem raj assortment Of fashionable Household Furniture
by talogoe.
Wednesday, April Esd at o o'clock No 257 West 2st st..
rear oh avenue, lCnesea) fashionable Mahogany Furn
turs, Carpets, Mirrors, fiano Sc.
Thuday, April 2arh No. SO Barclay street. Of Col
ledge Place at 10 O'clock splendid Rosewood and Maho
eany Euraure Mirrors, rich Silk Curtains, Milton Car
peis NUNS Piano, BIC Sc
hold Furniture &c. sc
Frty, April 23h No. state street, elegant Furniture
splendid Mirrors ard Cut Glass Silk DaInak Curtains
Monday April 2sih is ocI,ck at No % Second ST. (con
particulars in time.
Personal attention will be given by H. LuDL House
hold tu murs this Spring Civil attendants engsged
subscribers. f.. Fl. LUDLOW x Co,
al0 eoa2wsm Of Broad and Exchange place.
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WASHINGTON. April 2l. 1915.

WASHINGTON, April I'll, lS4o
Secretary Bancroft, Com Bolton, and Professor
MGoioan's Discharge The Hon. Secretary in
Snari-1he Way of Future Satsty Indicated
Rotation is Reform-Ihc Big Offices Of Phiia-
delphia and the Candidates Threfor-D Dedication
of a mcw Methodist Church in 1o,cr -!Smbscrip.
tions Oft Cabinet for Pittsbvg, 3c.
We are afraid that Secretary Bancroft is running
headlong among the breakers. A cool and circum-
spect observation. end steady hand al the wheel,
are essential in his position, or he will run aground
He is Ia fair way Of some little difficulty from
recent discharge made in the service. We alluds
20 the case Of Bartholomew M'Gowan, professor
of mathematics in the Navy. In 1889 MEOW
All was attached to the Brandywnc, under com
mand Of Com. Bolton, cruising in the Mcdlttera.
mean. The captain and officers of the ship, It ap-
pears, were all wings, excepting MCGOWAN, who
had the misfortune to bc democrat and an Irlsh-
man. Bolton and his supporters formed an uncon,
querable aversion 20 Gowan, and so Tar raHed and
bnlied him as to ronse MS Sh an,Sh' ~ .io.l .a
sisted all attempts at tyrannizing over MIN. Inc
Commodore. determined to get rid of The ssd-d
stubborn Irish locoioco," addressed complaint at
msd nu 5H Of M'Gowan on board shp-his OBJ
sf; M cv and his insubord'natiOn-and praying his
recall home. Paulding replied that the speci6ca-
sether Insuficient--that they absolutely amounted
TO nothing. M'Gowan, on the return OF the ship,
was ordered into service again, accordingly. Sub
seouentIy he was placed by Captain Tyler as Pro-
lessor az the naval station at Norfolk, of which,
unfortunately for Mac, Captain Bolton had been
made the Commandant.. The.Capt.. bent on rid.
ding himself oftbis "d-d Irishman, "frstaddressed
q letter to Secretary Bancroft, recaptulating the
offences and objections he had before urged upon
Secretary Pauding, against the retention ofM'Gow-
an in the service. But, to make the work more
sure, the Commodore himself, some two weeks
since, came up on this important mission OF secur-
ing the discharge Of MCGOWAN. He was success
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

MADDAME ADULtAM. Chg, greatly ceIebratsd Fortune
OF Europe America for her known know ledge and
peence in all Of fortune tng &c. be consulted
h.r Iesidence, 70 Wa.hiug,on street.
Nadine ssls pleasure ia announcing to the ladies and
greatly thankful them for liberal patronage kindness
thew have bestowed on her heretofore.
A. is in her 18th year Of age and tn. seventh
twin willing times her exeon and skill to sa.
tisfy all rers who cor suit with her. a22 3tsm
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

SPORTING INrRLLragNcE.-CARKoLT RACES
ECLIPSE CouRsE.-LAsT Day, April l3-The Car
rolton Purse $500 entrance $20 added-two mue heats
Col ]. X. urymcs "a. w. smails) grc. Gro
ton, hy Cnor,ster, dam by Muckie Jshn ~.
D r. Kcnness gr. f. Blne Bonnet, BY imp.
Hsdssiora, out Of Grey Fanny, A =. DID,. . .
P. A. Cacks ch C. Native by Imp. ovt Of Ann
BsauchsmP y. .; Iirc,. ~ ;r, ar
Jordep dam by rscihc, Aye. .......... dis,
John TurnsuilJ m by Imp Norman, dam
by bertrand, o.................. 4 dis.
T;m,-a 40 gAsi-25O
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
OTTJGNON,S GYMNASIUM.

CHAS, +. OTTIGNON respectfully informs his friends
aud the public he recently taken the large and
~odpq: roo9s Nos, = II and 70 Csns street near Bcae.
thoroughly cleaned and fitted that cannot fail
give the fstidous Connected with the
Gymnasium, the SrARRING RooM where Mr.. is always
,dy persouay 20 Sys instructions y he noble Art Of Sill
reputation OF being the skfu spaers the
city.
Wrestling taught by Mr. VIM PRICE, who will warrant any
pupil perfect after course Of instruction
Fencing taught by experienced professor.
Mr. o. would repeatedly inform those pupils who have
formerly exercised at this Gymnasium and whose have
already expired that satisfactory for the
confirmation Of their unexprrd iime will be made by calling
him at the rooms anal street, which will be from
sunrise until 10 o'clock. Pm.
Mr. O. would also that the Gymnasium and Pistol Gal
ley Of Broadway and Chamser will
til further notice. 40 lmje
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
MAGASIy JIPOYAIS,


II. PARKER, AGENT, ,ffem Amstsrlam1 GO Duane st !,
"A. between Broadway and street, begs leave inform
his friends ard the fpbc genera ,hat he ha received
precious collect Of Antqu consisting of Japan Lacke
ed Jars and Vases Flower Bcles fats Dishes Cups and
S a s,a aphn asn,s meh f"id
celain Figures Cups md SAUCES. Ancient Fans Of the 10th
Lackeed Bird Cage the greatest curiosity in this
the above mentioned plsce by AARON LEVY. AucOnser
on Thursday April 2ath at II O'clock AM and be
from this day, with catalogues until the day of sale.
The public respectfully invited call and this
magnificent collection which chance seldom be
with.
particular request Of the sailing Of
ship Great Western TIM sday. April sale Of Antiqui-
ties 60 Duane street. will be postponed until Friday morning,
April rs, at II O'Clock precisely. api5to4~rc
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Gr.U. y. kOLLllS-, Auct oreer.

OrO. u. kULLIN-, Nuct
ELEGANT FU NIIURE.
WILKINS ROLLINS ill sell Thursday. April oath.
ITO O'Clock, at No lith street, University Pla,e
Eegau, Furniture n,tpg of Royal Wilton Brussels
sgan Cafpes csheg,ny Couches Sofas D,van, Ottomn
silver plated randol.s ad ace'abras bronzed, gls Man
Clocks, W! aie .has Ha'i Lanterns English Oil Clcta.
flat Sian Rods Sie Fench China Cut Glass Cut.
sy,sc. hshosaoy FenSh BeJst.sds Hair ses WIN.
HAT Sard, &C Also. ortInent OF kitchen Furniture
wi h which the s.le WI, c,rnmenca
Caaoaues at the ece oi Auctioneers II Broad
4l*ec
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
FINE NEW TEAS. &c

FINE NEW TEAS, &c.
JUST RECEIVED. from the lat. sales large ard
celent fine Gen and Black Teas all Of
which offered at redoc-d prices Good feh Young Hyson
As ib fine 5 superior 6s; Dolorg Soucho
Powchong Of the finest kind from IS TO G lb Green and
beck suitable Tor kcncu and Is 3D. PuIcas
to ive the above Teas al they offered
~ per centltss than be had in The city
Also white aad brown sugars very low prices Snars
and Woostys ref ed white and yellow Srgsr and Moasses
syrup; wih age assortment Of + mily Groceries. Sc
Dealers aud lam lies from the invited call and
examine the abore stock lTevious - purchasing.
}. y, FOWLER, Grocer aud Tea Dealer,
2Mi ch
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
FANCY PAPER AND PAPER BOXES.

FANCY PAPER AND PAPER BOXE@
WHOLESALE IND RETAIL.
PUBLISHERS, Saloners, Book Binders, Printers Paper
Boxmakers Trunkmakers Druggists, and Others who use
Fancy Paper will find it to Their interest call and examine
the subscribers large Of American English French
German and China fapsrs
constantly receiving fresh supplies of gold silver and
copper Papers plain and embossed morocco German MARBLE
fancy printed calico aud other Papers all of whic he sells al
most auuactuers prices He would also call
toa Of apd dealers Fancy Hardware and other
Fancy Goods to his Paper Box Mandatory.
GEO. J. KRAFT,
spli is3aw4w'ec 12l Fulton street. up stairs
The New York herald., 1845-04-23
TEMPLE OF rHE MUSES..
FLOATING THEATRE,
AT THE FOOT OF DELANEY STREET.

PRICES REDUCED.
Admission to Dress Circle 25 l2 cents
WEDNESDAY EVENING, april %.
The entertainments will commence with the GOLDEN
FARM ER-Golden Farmer, w q Jones'
The Petite GU MBO FAMILY-who will give variety OF
original Negro Psculiartes Of singing and dancing.
"A Song by Miss Manning.
Dance By Miss Dearing
Comic Song, Mr. L u Booth.
TO conclude with the LOAN OF A LOYER-Peter Spyke
q Booth.
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

TO MERCHANTS
VISl Tal N G N E w YORK X CITY.
ID. M. PEYSER, 60 JOHN STREET,
(pETwEEN WILLIAM NASSAU srREETs,)
IMPORTER OF GERMAN AND FRENCH FANCY
GOODS,
Offers for sale by the package suit customers the
reasDuable terms,
WOHSTEuS
Zphyr German and Tapisscre Chine and Ombre Worseds
Floss, Twisted. Plain and Shaded Silks Sticks and spoos
. CHENILLES. -
Embroidery, Flower and Trimming Chenille.
PATTERNS.
Berlin Embroidery Patterns, most splendid selection.
CANVASS.
French and German Canvass for Embroidery, Of Cotton
Worsted, Imitation Of Silk, and Silk, Silver aud
Gold, Of all widths.
BEADS.
Gold, Silver, Steel, and Glass Beads and Bueles.
Embroidery Needles Steel Wooden Ivory, Ebony and Whale
bone Kn,tlieg and Crochet Needles.
EMSRGIDERIES.
All kinds commence finished such as Suspenders Shoes
aud Otomans, &c &c.
FANCY GOODS.
All kinds OF Paris Fancy Goods such Purses and Purse
Trimmings. Head .manens Bracelets Hair Pins, Combs
&c Necklaces Gold and Silver Braids Tinsel Cords and
silver Bullion 1 assels, FRENCH MILITARY TRIM
Wire Goods, .uch Baskets, Watch Holders. &c. Sc.
German Rustic Willow chairs Baskets, Work-Tabes, and
Sofss, Sc.
OILED SILKS.
Oiled Silks, different colos, the best French.
FhiSGES.
ported AID domestic tofh own manufacture.)
# fl5 EtlyW3mkr
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

MONDAY, April ssth, at Q r. NJ. Purse s25o two mile
heats II harness, free fer all trotting horses.
D. Brysnt... enters. e. m Lady Suffolk.
" spcer' ..... bg Amercus
y: WnodfrH... br Columbus.
W. wharton br m Dutchess.
Sena diySwserstsKa for $780, mile heats harness.
varrirsr.. enters ...h Bob Logic.
q. Bsrtine. : ..... Daniel Webster.
=. H. Woodruff. " ........ b z Wm Tell.
IN The 70 lowing Furye aud Stake is offered me of
ebont the 9h NayPurse 500, mile heats be three in five in
harness free for horss purse $780, with an m
side stake Of AGO. Entries for purse and stake ~ m
made Wednesday evening, April 23d, by r. NJ at (; o.
= ~Loseys. lnTcs OF more u make race. a20 ftss.c
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

STORES ON THE SIXTH AVENUE
<A TO LET-Four three stsIy and attic Brick Houses
E with Stores underneath the easterly side Of the 9Th
avenue between 18th aad 18th streets with sliding doors,
manels Coton &C. suitable for respectable IA
miles in moderate circumstances
All Of the above Stores excellent stands for business and
ube for dry good and fancy goods ladies' shoe
China and earhsnwae hardware swery. millinery. conc
tonary &C. The Stoesw the front basement will be
rented separate from the dwelling required there being
covered areas in front, for fuel, &c
m232wsec u H. WINTER, 16 Wall street.
80 FOR SALE-A splendid, superior. very valuable
0S8FARM of 00 rich land handsome House. excel
sawms grndsg c about suco choice Peach Trees snd
sey and 2s hours ride from New York healthy and delight
iul suaon Price $4,000; half remain it, will be
Also IN acres with Cottage Barns, Fences &C.; about
1900 Feich Iees adjoining the above Price $4,000 For full
pirticulars appyto ID. ELSTON,
So Atlantic street, South brooklyn
$3.50 OF $1,000 House cary OF Brooklyn,
wanted, at per cent Ampis security Apply Immediately
to ID. kLSTON, 55 Atlantic street,
mill lms q south BROOKLYN,
The New York herald., 1845-04-23

49, FOR SALE-A Fair Of excellent Family Horses,
Rl >t0 close estate, for sale low Also, saddle rony
~ .sunble for lady. Apply AZ No Trinity Place.