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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

Tnr VEGETABLE WORLD is the great store house NON
vhrh primarily .erordary al animal lie Is i,i, and ~
mo Tern r-earchr. O fle Herh8si ard pharmaceald ~
lowell un hv fe processes of fe Chemist show That isnd
only he universal Store house bu flr hes. medicine chsf
f which rlan can resort for anfdofts disease In or
r1h0rnfuu 0f this opinion may refer fp >Arns S.ssni
sfflt moss well understood f0 be- remedy Tar superior
alg mineral substances iOr many Diseases r Inch soHr
Fear- ago they inoueit f0 bee sole Species THIS Pre-
pararon j. annfere Ia ~cfU'uuus con plants md AZ do
ease. of f.r skin with Distinguished success Daily new
n-fnnr- DE- frumYhs fo fne know ledge II ne pro
nr eor and fe increase II k popularity b c0mmensgfas
- fh ifs veue
PREPARED and sold. wholesale and retail. by 4 d
SANDS Wholesale Druggisfs ~ Fulton street, New fofs
Sold also af rs Broadway, ~ East Broadway and by Dug
gs'- generally throughout the United States. Pnce o. rf
lanle. SD lOu.ls IOf 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

- TIE ToorH.AcnE CrRFD in all ca.e- By be Wee
lgoll DIDp. ~ An0dyne- .ol y i COuri.anlsifee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

- All these are OF course Loco Focos in place
OF Wings removed. bat We have not the names o.
the latter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

- CUE YOURSELF o. rHE Plus by The Ise o. - =.
genuine Hay. Lr.me1L TIN. ~ -brafed remedy .l'H'
ell-lla-. SOD 0lly 81 4 Com and-. lr.a.l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

~ CoNsfLs MAGICAL Pans EXTRACTOR Saw To-
instantly removing al pain from buns and always eal1s
wHhUHf blister or scar wi also fhe following con
r.lIrf-. fII.
Burns Od sores. Fysp-s-,
-saIfs ErI.e- Plies either blind n
THIbiaIu- sore yves heefug
Sold oSLY A. 81 C0urfinndf- and hy Dr. feh co
ner of Third Avenue and Tenihsreei. 10 Brooklyn ~
fuIfDI--,rcri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

- DALLEyfs Pals ExTRacroR--Sod at q '"1'
an .-reei. y Dali lf.ce. narranled genulne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

Wiscoxay-The Loco Focos hold Convention
TO nominate for Delegate to Congress on the 29'h
inst Marshall NJ Strong not Moses VI who defend
I'd VINEYARD so iamously Col Hans Croker Of
Milwaukee. and Morgan /. Martin are competitors
The Wings will hold their Convention at Madison
on the 9th Of July Henry :. Baird Of Brown Co
4 /. Collins Of Madison. Thos Wright OF Racine
and John II Twcedy. are proposed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

- JOYFUL SIGHT u was fosee he numerous $50,
% ne American Museum Enjoying he comforts sha
ce- si - Afra DardeDtLr coolest aac most conio' -
f.ece Do tas HlOle city. TIE Saloon zimmerman. = =,
.-r"i- Dyed wfh rest and to-day and iA' w.
'lere ull De- 4 crowd sure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
70 The Heraid OF yesterday fippanily says

% The Hcrdd OF yesterday hppthilN says
Ii was stated IN the Tribune spapcr remarkable ior
liz ,oca foresight that Florida had for the Nh-
The reputation for accuracy which that paper has OBJ
tanned does nor long exist with close observer Of DE-
course"
The Herald is mistaken. and should correct ~
error We had early letters from Tallahassee
claiming the State as probably Wing. but we did
no, publish them and in stating their purpor *
pressed our opinion that full returns would show
Loco Foco triumph This was before any other re-
turns of consequence had reached
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

~ bsLLtfs OkfeiNkt AND ONLY OfSriSt n ~ ,rs
f.iN EkfRkcr0R-Ihe " 0uder and Blessing Of ~ ,s..s
hi- mrn4cae has more power and Influence 0fr .,,r,
ttl any other SEQ Known 40 humane hysicisa o. -
should D. without u moment The pains 81 y. :,
ylfls stopped Instantly. and healed without scaf
.otefrEn remedy Tor he following diseases r..A
flc-, botl ollnd and breeding. BrOucnifis, ,ca.i ~
hAelrlfsir. lfr1mmltory and chrome sore Lys.d.
ral hLeufa- spinal week.-mrs., Fever >Ores, W.
rselnrs. Broken breasts Sore Nipples. -rrns
Cousfl paflon aud ILLUMINATION Of the Bowels fe''
baF1ess Itch, Aglc Ia TIE Face, Sore Inr1@i'
TIC Do.ef0gX, Chapped Hands,
And m fact sny Thing that i and painful ,,v<<
Only Depot FOR The United States. No - fuAon =, AZ
sun Building, Sewlork where al orders Hn' 80
dressed posi PAID to H. DALEY, care Of Anson f'''
le9 3txi.W<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

FLoRiDA-We have glorious returns from West
Florida showing almost a clean sweep Tor the
Wings. with large majority for Gov. Call and
respectable one for Putnam for Congress. No use
however; East Florida has overbalanced H. ana
zivcn the Loco Focos every thing by majority tar
smaller than anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10

REMOVALS At WAsHJSeToS-The Herald COZ
responder, gives the following list Of Mr.. Pom
reforms =, Washington only We believe inc
number Of Removals ihus far throughout the oou'''
mus, be Considerably over OHe 1hopsandJ
" :, ci,sr Clarke sixth AUDITOR d the Treasury ..
SINNER lard Ass.sfan; Postmaster Genera. " - Z
fl,e. Postmaster Of the city George sweeney AL
sr, AZ. VIM p Lewis second Audror Oi NE tiees--!
T l. smith Register a he Treasury j y Blk -.
missioner q; the General Land Oi'ct, II T. -. -
Consgnis.oner Of Patents. &. b Penfo-e -o-olici - -
,es.nrv. Thomas DOnoh -. Inspector % me Fe.-y-
-isr,. Harvey Lind-.y do DO DAVID hoone- Nf5N ~
nora Poet Ofice Department Nnhsm lns'e 60 ~ ~
Waiter Addison DO do. Per-ey simpson 90 az -
Addison DO DO. John Ags do do Jonn h'sis, az ~
n gouaa-d do DO John West do. do, W X Roe 90
40. " Morton. Clerk Treasury department
Lew. do DO. r. Lawrence DO 90. YIN Jam, ~
DsvVe. do do. g. " Philip do do ] bfih4eg 40 ~
J Mount DO DO. J. L4throp DO GeneTa iO'' -, :,
Iierar-u1eu.. = Irving DO do 4 II harper az. "a.
Owen do DO. y /. wilson, Clerk 5eneisl I0- - -
= r.-5oirA Clerk General Land OHice. j. L ] ueL %
III. ! T 90 krane Clerk War Department p - ia
vdge Clerk Pension Office W O. Craneh' Cl1iH a.
C,ssce. - smith DO do J. II 1itcomb. DO 40 W .S
s,5e-son clerk Quarter Master Generals once Leon
- Adams Messenger Treasury Department j. -ciiFtA
nor Messenger General Land Once w Loyl Ne--eh
40, second sudifor'- Office 7. r. Dorset " atcnIlat
Ivs,son Messenger Registers Oftce " Robinson Ter
General Poet Office Department; X \ crane INC
f,erk STATE Dcpsrmenf-resiTed. G. ". he-ef Kan
iner Paien, OH.ce-resi-nsd T. r. DUMMY c4erA "el'
rsl Post Office Dependencies sned
OfMr Keller who is one after a fashion re'ieNea
the following anecdote is related in Washington
let,er--to the Phila Ledger, if We mistake not IL
forms noble exception to the general seryi'y Of me
metropolitan Office holders.
4 letter received this morning BY NJ LIS" I'm
,oiss.o,er al the Pafen, ONCE from NJ buoasi IN re
~nesng him n furnish him with isi OF me oSeI' an
der him their place age the engtn Of IN '"es "sn
l,oen ir The Department amount Of salary &C
n, geIier long and fsvorably known a. one Of tne
Examiners. was frst called ,
Whore were Won born. -ir Answered.
How long have you been IN tns once
Since l-2l sI
what's YOUR are, sir Answered
What il your salary
81 so per annuin.
Did YOU vote last fall .
II did not .r A. not entitled 20 vote, being
a re.iden, Of the District Are those all the questions
you have 70 ssk =
Yes Fir that all
well Sir as YOU have made memorandum Of my
answers please 70 add that II had been entitled 10
vote should have voted for HENRY CLAY OF heniucky
I am and have always been, and hope that may Al
ways remain o WING
The New York herald., 1845-01-04
Leaving balance Of debt Of. !. 81

Leaving Delonce 0k deDt Of.. ,204 %
that the actual debt Of the State after deducng her
productive capital other than the Bank stsck at prices
which will command In the Market il $ll 1857 2S4 90
This amount has been increased by the arrears OF inte
rest up to January, ls45.
The message refers to tho several works Of internal i'm
provemen In the State The Baltimore and Susquehanna
Railroad Company has paid 1000 into the Treasury
within the The trade that road has greatly In
creased From transportation Of 1000 tons in
1885, its business has increased to about The
Tide Water Canal Company has paid within the year
$4,000 into the State Treasury and stands indebted for
arrears Of interest the States loan For these
arrears, believe the State holds the company bonds
The receipts into the Treasury from the Baltimore Ohio
Railroad, exceed by small amount the interest on the
states investment In that work. The capitation tax on
the Warrington Branch for the year ending Dec l. 1884,
amounts to $4,000 29 For the three preceding years
averaged $4o,lb7 l8.
The Governor intimates that one Of the prominent
operating suspend the efficient action of the re-
venue system Of the State to be found in the faacous
expectations which have been entertained Of receiving
aid from the general through the distribution
Of the proceeds of the public lands We have no doubt
this expectation has had its influence in other States
seems almost an mposshiliy to compel the people of
delinquent State to pay the taxes levied Every particle
OF moral principle appears to have disappeared and the
greatest indifference 10 exhibited towards ulGlling snv
pecuniary obligation. is true that corrupt govern
msnts contaminate the people.
The annual value Of the agricultural productions Of
Maryland about $4S than three times tae
amount Of the debt and which and one half per
cent would pay the interest Maryland Of the old
est States in the Union its have been fully de-
veioped and still We the most criminal apathy on the
part Of the people, in relation to the State CREDITORS with
debt annually accumuating at the rate Of more than
ha million Of dollars and not the first effective move
snt made to arrest IT, When the people of State like
Maryland permit this cannot be expected that the peo.
pie of the new States of the West could do otherwise
The leading features of the Banks Of Massachusetts, &C
cordng to the official returns compared with the previous
reports, stand a. follows:-
The New York herald., 1845-01-04

La GuAYRA, Dec. 4.-withn the last two weeks there
nave arrived in this port the Caracas from Philadelphia
the Selim and the Reindeer from New York. and the Co
Iumbia from Baltimore, all with assorted cargoes Tho
market has now at least three months stock on hand
all kinds Of provisions and there article that
brings its cost and expenses shippers cannot therefore,
expect to realize thing like the amount Of their ship
mens until some more prudent is pursued In the
business operations ofthe place. exports the prospects
are by no means Aatterng common coffee such az
usually shipped to the United States continues 7c
currency in Caracas. which is equal to II Spanish on
board the vessel Hides cost &C. Spanish board and
indigo Is worth from 100 to e5 in Caracas being about
equal to sOc Spanish on board The demand for coffee
for England and France h quite active and sales have
been made Of the finer qualities from to lac, currency
In consequence Of the high price Of ceee there now
no freghs at all offering transient vessels and some
OF the regular traders are leaving in ballast.
MADEIRA Nov. Since our last advices to you there
has arrived abundance of wheat and Indian corn
Yesterday 900 barrels Of -four put in the Market
which cost but Ids per bb in Liverpool and yet even
at that rate loss must occur should the be sold at
current rates. 10000 bushels Of Indian corn aAoa from
Trieste, sold for l350O per moa Of "a bushel AT such
rates we cannot advise shipments the part OF our
friends in the United States.-PMl U. s. Gag.
The New York herald., 1845-01-04
Below.
One ship, one barque, two brigs. unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Southport, Griffith. Charleston and others.
Correspondence OF the Herald.


Correspondence OF the Herald.
@ seAH = .st: yos 9ss CAPE
oSs d sSsG s .sd BfSa s, % 1n
oi D'ea"' do for B0'''''
J JPg w.. MTAm 7n ..shI supposed The wolee from Boston
MisceIIansous Record.
YORK siHssae,% %
sas snf S % M
Gr Fl s EsXs had been discharged hsavng
,sid s.dssyE I pso Scott Boston while lying prd close
sis Dsi main IA.
Of which w on oees with water suan,
per noIS Ever since has experienced continual Of
,.ssns ssaE Man, FR.scEs TAR from New York jamaica
and f have b sss
and n 70 hsys sailed thence for The Gulf
the work Of vessel eabs Se eaSsS an
The Nasufse I @ Of as, sayA ship
Head. de .sS s sa
;as X:
Is,,.. ss was hiei sSs NJ
SsR Ds.s DT.SN d. New York.
Ss p @ .s Sound 5 and
Ensjs ds N a.s SshuqS Nh, her dds, and
1essp ssS n. hMSSntssy Sns ss dsy.
;.Ss ss * II aas
h %ss
speaking on NV May Amazon, CLARK 200 sp 40 wh
s" s sy A..sa
red sS tsai Sa1f Topssm
Maze Sss: fS9'o s%
:GN fs: Ike a africa
Ths rbs .: :a H. day I Port ds The
SD yny ssv % ;, soas
2sh. whaling schr with ohg names on her stern 's "
spoken.
Cneda FaaSh hence for Hav Nov 22 lat 40 40 NJ Ion 10
tai Mobile. ash u lat 49, Ion 70 s
clSa$ New New ohsan. for Liverpool NO date off
CS,sw days from New York for caacoa il,h ult la. Is
css:ss span; ad q from Boston for Rio Janso Nov
Foreign Ports.
:. i AH;i ss%
'ss Ellis for do
A.s !s Nsv P port, Albert WDOG16u for Coast Of
Yat 4 sS
Home Ports.
ndn 'LE Dec 2O-Arr Mentor Genlaw Calais for Mar
H!1G Fossa eia
S:s 95F nj 5 , ass fS5sss ns%o
PoRTsMoUTH. Dec $-Ar Amelia, NYork.
st Rsh%Ond Bates, India Ar ID, Cen Brooks Psio Bos-
BosTSr jan sAr Corsica peyersur Norleau. Hyda.p..
Hcy Bush A1iss
SSass Ns:
Cactus NV Arr i.t Draco Sears Bahia
AustS. Perkins Cape Haytep Cd mar Glasgow Lam.
ss
land from New Orleans; Piana, Mobile sd GenSoyssST
Congress- Sophia oS1s
u Nw S1ovs Jam Hope Harding satm0
and Forest xtins is for 81; snssr
NHSrucxET, Dec ssNAn Waterloo, Pray, Mt Desert for
land; Challenge. Foster for Boston s.-No arrival In
port tie aboys and the two below yesterday Wind blowing
PsoyIDENcE, Jan Arr Peter Demill Lewis, Savannah
AnI Rogers GhaFlss,on sgssn Lewis Nswbsrn NC; Ra
g9:li1 and Charles Brown, New York. Sid Lapwins Cur
Jan Arr Marietta Burr, Bamber NYori; Hy
Clay Martin; Paimos Townsend, and Oneida, Collins, Do
GEssLEsros, Deli. Walker. csad.y c.s....l
New G Ri E
s:: SssS. SS:;s: ts. L1ss:
Sterling HamiiiOn. and New Jersey. LswsNYof Cd 18th
New osLE1ss, 2sArr Cores. Gardissr, NYosl Chap
ss sfs' c
;ae rssssss.
NAUTILUS: g1isa IuSse gS%of ssn Cd p yosy
23d Mgco Bangor and Lone Star bound oa at anchor
inside' Marha, ana Arragon, sground ON the bar
The New York herald., 1845-01-04
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald


WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, l845.
Caucus on characterization from Mexico, &c.
JAMES G. BENNETT, ESQ.,
The caucus Of democratic members meets this
evening, but from what can learn, the commit
tee will not present any plan that will be adopte d.
A jontresolution annexing Texas, will probably
pass the House, but the selfish, narrow. minded
partizan character Of certain politicians in the Sc
nate, will defeat the accomplishment of the mea-
sure under the present administration.
The news from Mexico, received through the
Herald this morning, has caused much speculation.
If Santa Anna is defeated, Mexico will assent 70
annexation most readily, although | was shown
letter to-day from that country, that presents the
same views heretofore communicated by me--that
ls, that Santa Anna originated the revolt against
himself by intrigue, in order todefeat it, as he sup.
posed forthwith, and then assume dictatorial pow
er, and abolish the Congress. Also, that there
was secret understanding between Santa Anna
and Paredes, that induced the latter to attempt
the movement. These speculations are from a
Mexican source, but results look as though they
were without foundation.
The proceedings Of to-day will be found under
their regular head. Nothing was done, however,
except the adoption OF resolution to print the re-
port OF the Select Committee on Rhode Island af-
fairs, and the discussion Of the land bill to regulate
the sales OF public lands In accordance with the
time they have been in the market.
The New York herald., 1845-01-04
BANxA OF MAssAcHusErrs.

1nefe mas been slight falling e in the capital en-
ployed in banking while the circulation has increased
Sascaso, and the specie diminished $a,7ll,s74 The
proportion OF paper to spscs il hundred DOR cent
greater than last year, when more favorable than
before. -
The aggregate of annual dividends ofths banks in Dos
ton, fraction over po- 100
The aggregate Of annual dividends Of the banks ont A.
Boston, fraction over 4 o0-l0O
The asgresa~ Of annual dividends Of all the banks.
fraction over 60-l0O.
The New York herald., 1845-01-04
FORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 4.

SUE nIsss.. ....7 "a MOON RIsEs ........ 10
suH SETS. ae lNIsw wATxa... .... 50
Cleared.
Ship southport, Griffith, Charleston, Geo BulksyBarques
Louisa BLANCHARD Mobile Nesmth Walsh; Rose Standish
spencer Dpnham DinonBrigs Wanderer, (Br) Jones'
London y New Newman Co; Brothers Mayhew, Rio Grande
Elwe! 20; Isaac Mead. Brown Savannah, NJ DemlI,-
b Eliza, Osborn, Baltimore, Gager, Renown, Lowell,
Boston, '7'
Arrived.
Packet ship st Nicolas. Pe from Havre Nov O. with mdse
70 Boyd Hinchen.
Ship Talbot Storey, 70 days from Palermo Gibraltar
days, with mdse, Gordon Talbot Oct passed of
the Straits in with ships Syvanus Jenkins from Tieste;
HERCULES from Messina; Camera Dunbar from Smyma-all
Baqgs Cato Hopkins 90 days from Bonaire with salt to
Nssnith Wsls. $3.50 bbls do Fonks Son. Left Am
Ss xn u lat So lon 70 to picked ~ two bales cotton
sugar, &c. TO Nssmth K Walsh ~
,oao o!g CorsAr Abree IS days from Ochas Ja with
mmento pieces copper to Laurie. Has
encea severe weather the passagelos sails topsal yard
Brig 0rTy Tar Kelly tof Ch,reston) from st Marks, via
Newport III odays with 900 bales Center Co.
British scht Accumus!or Black days Turks Island
schr James Long, % hours from Providence with produce,
schr Jane Rogers days from New London, with flour,
Schr Copy Gardner, days from Nantucket
schr Mail, Nichols from Boston, with nadse.
Schr Victory, Buset, from Boston, with mdse
The New York herald., 1845-01-04

On Thursday morning, the I'd instant at st Luke's
church, by the Rev J. NJ Forbes Mr. EDWARD EvANs Of
this city, to Miss CHARLOTTE L. daughter of William R.
Miller ESQ.,, of Marcy, Oneida county, N Y.
On New Years day, by His Honor, James Harper
Mayor: Mr. WILLIAM lrGRAHAM. to Miss MARY c. PALslER
all Of this city.
On Tuesday morning last. the slst ut at st. Andrews
church Baltimore, by the Rev. H. g. Keppler, WILLIAM
w. LIrTELL, Of Virginia. to HARRIET MATILDA, eldest
daughter Of Thomas Robinson Esq Of BALTIMORE.
The New York herald., 1845-01-04
State Of I,rasle.

AsHEs-Pos dull at $s rs. and pearls at "a O6i
bbls. -
BEE'wAx-Prme yellow, Of all descriptions, sell at 400
bREADsIuEFs-There s very little doing In this market
S6 6o Alexandria, - 50 56t Corn ranges from AZ
to SOC.
CorroN-To-day there fair inquiry and about
1000 bales were sod the greater proportion to exporters
prices steady.
HAY-Sales are made, as wanted at So 6Oc for com.
mon aid good qualities Of North river bale
PRovIsIors-Ohio prime pork quote at 81 l23a7 1875
DO mess do at 80 S73. Nothing doing in beef. =
WHsxEY-Drudge casks are dull at 24c. Western and
prison barrels we quote, without sales at 243 25c
The New York herald., 1845-01-04
THE NEW ORLEANS
COMMERCIAL NEWS " READING ROOMS

THE NEW ORLEANS
COMMERCIAL NEWS " READING ROOMS,
- the e0'"Ipiasi SPPosTa III AsH THE =" BUILDING
THfs EsTABLfsMENT IS literally Supported ed and under
the especial patronage Of the Merchants Professional Men,
admirable system that has rendered Lloyds n Lon
SG1 ssIs. in Pai. and similar il 4.
to our cit zen: particularly and strangers generally visiting
The Aforementioned Periodical Literature will be regularly
taken The principal Commercial and Political Newspapers
Ernch. German Scotch, Irish Texan. Msresn CANADIAN
The Prices e
in hi. country and abroad where published This
and useful journals Of the Arts and Sciences Msnufac.
object q s % so e The
amount of Commercial News and General Information the
The daily Arrivals and CIeannces Of all vessels either For
esn Goastwse or from the Interior will be entered books
and s1pss Gase wh s s ns
stock ON hns s ob,eeo w.
s ssa sss..
city subsc5bers to the establishment will have their
the charge will be six and for
Iss @ @ sssss s sss.f :. an rSss H : g.s
Sa n the Hustn Board Commercs Report Of the Sales
also Corrected stocE. etc. etc Ii the
with additional report o further sale. Of he day
cs sns Captains M Of in Port shall s
Any suggestion OF subscriber viii attended TO- and COM
to give a 'ne s''a' desire 0i the
% ps saan Sr , 81 sss BE-
pcr y0 per annSm Stranger. visiting the city can sub
The ,s himself hi: ns
public convenience to those who may spPpor,it;
New Orleans Uanuarv 1 l845 = ssrc
The New York herald., 1845-01-04
MUSIC

MUSIC.
THE GERMAN COTILLION BAND, (late Of New BriRh-
and Fort Hamilton,) would respectfully inform the
public that they prepared play Private Balls and Par
ties the celebrated Cotllions Wazes Polkas aops &C.
Of Lanner Strauss, Labzky Julien &c &C. The Band
sists Of from to instruments with grand
81 Octave Gothic Double Action Harp Accompaniment;-
will furnish Piano Forte alone when required. l. MUNCK
Mercer street. Teacher Of Harp, Piano Forte Also
HELFENRITTER. No. 255 Centre street. DAG imsm
MINERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
406 BROADWAY. NEAR WALKER.
THE PROPRlErORS of the above suite of have,
an immense expense completed the elegant and
modious
BALL OR CONCERT ROOM
the city, and respectfully invite for it the attention the
public Its location being the central Of Broadway
arly adaps Tor the intended and the
rangements have been made entirely with the
the comfort and convenience Of the visters.
THE SALOON
capable of seating thousand The decorations
OF the most chase description being Sgnor Capes
style Of classic have also been provided from
the studio OF Mr. Bssham The room, when brilliantly lighted
by three costly chandeliers Dell unsqualled by
any other establishment in the city.
spacious Supper Room, Dressing Rooms &c. kc have
been provided thus rendering the Minerva Rooms the de-
sirab!e in the city for Concerts, Assemblies, &C.
Full PARTICULARS be had by application Mr. HuchnEs
on the premises.
NJ NB-Mary and other companies desross OF giving din
&c. will find at these Rooms every convenience getting
up the in the elegant and eommodious styls
d2O m
The New York herald., 1845-01-04
PhiladeIphia Cattle Market,

JAN a.Ofered this week, 500 head pennsy lvsnia and
Virginia beet cattle including LOO taken to New York
100 cows and calves $50 swine, and 9s0 sheep
Prices-Beeves dull at $4a 81 for ordinary to extra
the loo lbs.-70 head unsold
Cows and calves mostly brought $ls a 30
Swine-Sales at $44 the 100 lbs.
Sheep we quote at $l1 a 81.
Hay In fair demand at so 9oc the cwt for Timothy
small sales for shipping at SOC the 100 lbs Rye Straw
Sales at So the loo bundles
The New York herald., 1845-01-04
BROADWAY JOURNAL,
No. i.
PUBLISHED SATURDAY MORNING.

CONTENTs~ENTiREL ORIGINAL.
Introductory.
Review of New Books
Mind among the spndes.
Miss Banett's Poems.
Flowers for Children.
The.A American Poultry Book.
New Years Calls.
The Art Union Pictures
Ole Bulls Niagara, by l.. Maria Child
is Genius conscious of its own powersi
Poetry-"To My Wife" by James Russell Lowell.
EAsHIors-With splendid Engraving.
The Fine Arts.
Varieties, &c., &c.
Terms 50 3psr annum Ga cents single number.
JOHN BIsCO
J3 2userc l53 Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-01-04
Provision Iarket.

During the past week our markets have made very
rich and snowy appearance of all the good things apper
tanning to the holidays and prices OF course for most
eatable articles advanced Many will for the ensuing
week have downward tendency
We notice fifty odd tons Of potatoes by one shin from
Liverpool and each Havre packet brings more or less
hampers The prices should be reduced by the