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EoGs AND PotLrRY.-Mr Ellsworth.
Commissioner of Patents. in his annu !
report, embracing - vastamount OF ',@-
ricultural'intorun,ion, it is supp'-
sed that there may be annnallyicomsu-
med in the Unite. States l.4o0, 100000
of eggs; ;and averaging the raiue1at &
cents tha iloz.n, this would amount t.,
Ss,0O0.0oO ] five allow an aver,g,.
of five chIckens,,,r uth.r kinds of lawls,
'u year to each person, at IA cost of i24
cents average. Including tnrkevs..eesr.
ducks. &c., tins will amount ta more
than 97.5o3.00o--'qr,l in vaiue l.,
100000 annually; making the ag-
gragate value "f the consumption jf
pou tr, to say nothing ol the amodnt
which might tie added tor the feati'prs.
it is sad Il, have been asceftained that
half a milin of eggs are consumed
every month IN the city nf New York.
One womaa IN Fulton market sold
.l75.o00 eggs IN ten weeks, supplying
tie Astori House ench day with 1000
.ior five DAYS aud On Saturday $780,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-04-11

SrREVGrH uF rHE ALMGaroa's JAWS.
4 frien.i Zone OF th'party engaged has
communicated t. Us tile following nir-
ria,ive, which cannot fail to prove In
teres,ing 10 our sp 'rt ny readers. In
the latter end uf August last. iuur Off
GERS (l.ieuteuanls fVans'ittart and
Phayre. ol the Serpent) were eIephant
shooting near the river Cortair,i in Cey-
Ion. In wadinI shallow, Mr. VaIi
sti,:aIi cam, sud lenly on IN alligator,
and ,red nne barrel into his shoulder.
at II distance oi not more than three
Yards; tie brute, turning round, iece-
ved tf.e cunieAts oi anainerHdo his
ihraar. Thinking him dis itled, Mr..
Vans,ittart cr.pt up behind him 70
thrust IL c6u'paa te chesv into the soft
uarr of his throat, bar before he conM
effect his purpose, his ant ganist had
turned rpund and ntaie at bhn. With
con siderable p'esen 'e M minl, the
spor,Nn n say, himself by thrust'n.
his gun dewn lhe amin Is throat, AMI
despatched him with his knf.. a'On re-
moving the raun, one barrel w3s iound
10 lie completely bitten through, and
the other present several deep m
denttions. ! The ali gator was eight
feet lpnr - -B0mbag IimsS. -. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-04-11

PnMsl. EMF Folks BUSINESS HABITS.
i'he u!iice of Pieslte h - never ieen
lillpd by ANY MN WHOSE business i,ab-
it>ilted him. better for It's lrduous an
complicated duties, th,n james Is.
Polk. lie Is not on y MN OF nnt,r-
tng iabol, mit he works with i degree
.ot method in all his details WHICH Pc
cullarl, qualities him iof an executive
officer. lie is rem rk,,ble iof. ths
prunptness AMI punctuaiity in all his
engagements, II is an established rule
with him neverto postpone what ough'
to be.done.i nmed' ,teiy,iDd lba, whici,
an N any way be done, hy hlmselfhe
never shifts upon others. In ,hr min
ule details Of business, his periect.sys-
lem in business. and his capacliy for
enduring intense labor make hlm re-
n,lrkable fof his accuracy. We, vep+
ture to assert that Mr.. Po.k will giye
more attention To the details OF the VA
r."us executive oilicr, wIIl understand
lheir aclun condition better, apd ey, r.
hook the varirus sD!ordtn tes in the o!li-
ces with more vigilance, than any y.ml''
has dom, since The days Of Washington.
,Nshptile UAoa.
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A. NOBLE AMP PAraiorIc UNnEwTA-
KiNe.-Il IS proposed TO iulld a,monn-
ment over the remains oil one hundred
and fifty revolutionary soldiers,at Eph-
rata, Lancaster county. Pennsyivanil.
During tire time oi-ti,e revelu,r'n. the
.rhurch Of the Seventh dny Bapflst
was used as ahospiial, and tht'hefAie
wounded from ire bfille sol Brandy
wine we're cunyeyed, andaihere hlhe
greater portion Of them died. An'as.
soeiation. entitled The Ephrata Monn-
ment, Association. 'ihas recently been
incorporated; and their agent, Dir. J.a1,
R,pp. is Mt presentiin phi adelphia, SO
subscriptions 10 erectythe mon
tument.--Balt. Sum- zs9siSa5 aooq ~
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRhPH 4 pysTr
()FPlcE A esSr.s We stated,a few days
since, that the magnetic telegraph be-
tween Washington and this 7city was
now under the exclusive control Of the
General Post-Dffice Department. The
Hon..Case q ohnsop, Post,nasteraGen.
eral, with CHARACTERISTIC energy, has
n'atJfed the neeessary arran Eemehts
10 acnabie the, entire communities Of
both cities tuayail themselves of the
L5ci.itlss afforded hr this lightning like
express. The following is The plan
adopted: Agents will belin attendance
It lhe Post Offices Of Washington and
Baltimore between the hours Of o. 8sand
10, A. NJ. 1 and s, and from 5 to 7,
2. NJ, every day, except Sundays, Tor
the reception and TRANSMISSION Of any
lespatghes which may. be offered.
These com ,nunications viii, of course,
be ,nSide III magnetic characters. On
the reception ofthc despatch, the agent
will Translate the characters, write
ihem on Sheet of paper, fold and seal
Ii, is hi. ordiniry letter. direct it4to The
person for whom il is Intended, and
send it To such person iinhe ediately by
IA penny post. AHcomatiications thus
Transmitted viii he. { ,nsilered strictly
Icoiiidential. and the chiracters relating
thereto instantly destroyed. The COM
nensntihn ic Il xed nj ont fp,frth of n cent
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-04-11

b MlLLER,sm.--Smce the trial Of Ed.
l,arnmpn nj this place, the nillerltes
have kept up their Meetings icon'inu-
aliy,jn a tkinson. s;idjoinIns this. town.
Fourteen persons, male AMI iemale,
we're baptize.Ion Sunday last--ald a
-nunl,er Of them have been re-bapiised
from 4 to 6. times. Their presiding
elder or leader was fatinerly a sea cap
lin. ;tPretty hngaey man. asfwe"ars'
.jnTTIied, }, md has "a t;ilIIllvsin' Exeter
tits jnment,pbie4 fact fllai 20 dehded
isre ,soue of ihenr thatdheg have neg
ail kinds oi business. a. fieluseir,
labor, ,or psovhlefo for the npilnienancesoi
.tliein fiHn,Iies. (which nre elilbe eSehiu-
a4ly In, bec@i@4a.i down Gi,aTge, unless
ipg Observation-Disclosures
piately inieriere.--Duusr (.'fs.bag I
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l'EXAS.-

The Richmond tnqDirer Of Friday
Publishes thefolls, sins extrac, Of a let
ter from "a gentleman Of intelligence
ani3high standins" at Washington:
"GeniIemens letters received by
this evenings mail, direct from Texas,
and from those fully acquainted wi y
the state, Of things there, leave moi the
'leasi doubt that an extraordinary strug-
gle is gong on in Trxas, between the
friends Of annexation and aie. .EhgIish
paely. heaIed by General Hogssans.
Every possible indicemeni is held ou
b, ihe Englisi7 minister and agents, 10
the people Of Texas, u reject the prof
fefcd ter,iis. Magnificent, offers are
m de. I, reaction has taken pace. anil
4 ieel warranted in saying tlat deFis-
sue is doubtful. trust tie President,
Viii need your suggestion. oi' I've may
yet lose the country, and, if lost now.
il will be lost forever. Mark it!' "F
z On the otIier hand lie tcfs have been
received here, direct from Texas, rep
resenting the people Of tht country I"
be enthusiastic and all bnt unanimous
in favor Of annexation. Lending men
ana politicians may naturally enough
he opposed toa MEASURE calculated
greatly to diminish their own personal
conseIuence-to say nothng OF those
who may have heen Influenced by the
various means and appliances Of which
England has been No dnubt laviSl,
enough with the view Of defeating the
extension Of orr Union over Texns.
But unless we are greatly deceived BY
the whole current Of intelligence from
that country, their opposition Will be
powerIess before the irresistible sweep
Of The popular feeling in its favor.
Major Done son, our charge d'atfairs
to Texas, was at New Orleans at the
last advIces, wnising for the frat packet
to sail for Galveston, and expecting to
receive the instructions said to have
feen forwarded TO him by Mr.. FLYERS
express, by way Of Nashville. the
news Of which seems to have travelled
faster by the newspapers than by Mr..
fyIer's nephew.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-04-11

90 BUSINESS OF PlTrssuRGH.--Never
have we seen business more animated
in Pittsburgh than it is this spring. On
every side there are cheering Indica-
ltions Of the rapid increase IN population
and prosperity OF our city. Goods iron,
the East, Cotton and Sugar from the
South, and innumerable products from
the West, cover our wharves and fiji.
,ournumerous and spacious warehouses.
We are told that twelve or fourteen
boats were loading for ports below at
one time, and the number Of daily arri-
walls and departures is on the increase.
,'i7.s t~ tt1eT Pittsburgh Post.
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State, as hcreinbefore requircd.--
SEC. IS. The provisions Of alilaws
aow IN force conflicting With tire pro-
visions Of this act, or which are super
seded thereby, shall be and the same
ere hereby repealed. Hl sFi.nolA
JOHN M. GALLAGHER, y
sssSpealcr Of House of Representatives..
asss5la DAVID CHA MIXERS, J
sasl at@aE Speaker ofthe Senatc.
March IS, 1885. 'a iaa agve
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-04-11

TAer.---A lawyer, who was some
times forgelful, having been engaged To
plead the case Of an offender, began By
saying; s,as,s hp. IA III ~. KIM.
81 know the prisoner at the bar,and
he bears the. character Of being a con-
sumaie and impndent scoundrel:"
: Here somebody whispered TO him
that the prisoner was his client, when
he Immediately added.] ,x, s r...IsI
But what great and good man ever
lived, who was not tcalpmpiated by ma-
ny Of his cotemporaries?" ,ns e,5.,e..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-04-11

SLlcHTLY lRIsH.- An apothecdry late.
7y sent in a biii to wllowllady, which
ran thus: To curing your husband till
he dIedri sd '..a nd ~ bsiiifEsasn
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-04-11

~ EcoNomicAL t;ovEkNmEN'r.- - The
House Of Representatives, of MI,sollrl
have agreed TO reduce the 'salnrIe.
throughout the State, including their
own pay. The following Are The 1safi-
ries established Ivy the bill; Governor,
1880 per annum; Secretary'of State.
$500; Auditor, $500, Circuit Judges.
$500; Supreme Court Judges, $3.50;
Register $500; Cireuif Attorneys.
5000; attorney GeuerA, $500; Cdn'-
inissiunefs oi the permanent seat 81
'tioverAin.nt, S,5o;s Members ol the
senate and fi6use, 50 per diy, aud 50
if.r every 25,mhts travelled in roiiIna
ta4,ni GONG lnnn stlie l.egisialurt ;
7speakerauf tie House, SO per da, ;
Uiier1sIealks Of thetwo Houses, 81 per
dry; ;othier Clerks.$2 per day. .ies'aFlg
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-04-11

PENsioNs.-- rhere is one act for
which Cogress always deserves the
lighest hunor. II Is the pension actto
I'D soldiers and wido VS.. Annually
Ihe list mustdc.rea but 1t is sacred
debt which the people mos, lIbefally
rtcognise. The appropriation idrthe
ensuing year-isIor revolutionary pen.
sinners under act Of / lSth Mrch, 1878,
SiSG.9Oo; invalid pensidns, Sf84,8o0;
widows and orphIns under the ;lct of
July 4.isf8, and supplementary act,
y f8o, 600; willows under act of 81
Marcil. is43. $4,000. WIDOWS under
ict 81 r7thot June, 844, $t,696.00o;
iialf pay pehsionslto widows and or
ptians, $i.5o5; arrearages, S ,0o0;'de-
ii6iencies Vi lastappropriatiois, 1896,
oooAiotal. S2.45403o, ABth Sun.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-04-11

" GLAss.-lt is difficult To ioresee to
what perfection the mlnufac.ure OF
glass may be bfought.and Il. what pur-
poses the article may yet be mp: lied.
The alanee spring oi a chronometeri is
NV made of glass, as a substitute for
steel and possesses a greater degree
Of elasticity, and a greater power Of
resisting the allern tons Of heat and
cod. A cI,ronometer witt, 4 glass bal.
,;lnce spring was sent 70 the North Sea,
and exposed 10 a competition 0i nine
other chroIopeters, ana the result Of
the experiment. was a report in favor
,,f tile chronoipeter With a glass spring.
Ia a.mapupctory in France, they are
now making gL,sspipes lor the convey
,nce Of waicr, which cost nearly 80
per cent. SIS than The IRON pipes new
used, and will bear q far greater exter-
nI pressure, BqH. .Sun.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-04-11

THE Pres. DENT AEpA SECOND TERM
We regret 10 see an effort making by
one of the correspondents ottne New
York Her;td 10 make the, impression
that President Polk either has or ought
t.; have ;n eye eioa- second term. Moth
.,ng would be more pFeJullcalto the
success Of tue ladn.nisir than tho
preva ence pi a suspicion that Mr.. Polk
cru d he induced 10 becoue aiclndi-
late for reelection. in accepting the
nom nation of the Baliinore eanven-
ton lie. volIntariiy resitlGted his ser
vire to u single term. This pledge was
m nie ,uiter full dr'iberaiion to!redeem
| Iiain good iililh. The idrmoeratic,
without excspuon.apprnved this deter
min alton, ;,a elected Mr.. Polk under
a fill convi'tir,n that, ut the, endoi four
wears. he twauld retire To private liie.
.We feel perfectly warranted m saying
that any and every intimatjon that he
has ever fora Tement entertllned tho
idea of recollection is wholly unioun.
lde.i. lie enicred IL ION the duties OF
his o!Ii:e wi,h u fixed resolution To ad-
minlsiersthe government with an eye
single 10 the advancement of the best
i forests 'f the cnnntry,relying liraily
upon The. generous support ol his lei
inWactlilens. and not doubling thh his
own reputation W mid he promoted IN
TIE prono,i n Of the happiness oil tho
pe.plc. =. But when his present time
shall expire. he will assurediy renre,
and leave the choice ui y Successor 10
the people. .-NaShpik Uaidn. IsrFsf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-04-11

laiYonng ladies Who are acrust,mcdtO
read me wsapers ate siIwaysLebseryed
ii,,passess wmnipg Ways, n,e'stainrlble
idispasiilons, .sllvafiably make good
-wives,ane always seierlgoodhpsban
The New York herald., 1845-02-17
DALLY'S TOBACCO MANDATORY,
Ys5 River st. Troy.

THE Subscriber avals himself Of this method OF commun
eating the public the fact that he IS manufacturing
line and smoking Tobacco and Snr h 2So River strc
Troy door the Fulton market The following may be
found at all times at his and iactory:-
Torkcco-The celebrated Fmcy Virginia This ! ooacco
.ook the premium the late Fair Eys hewing Iooscco
Virginia, American smoking Tobacco, msnuacturen
rom the ls-f spanish do Turkish do -,
SNuFFs-kose scented, No. Il Maccaboy. American oenue
nan Lundyfoot French Rape, and l,ish Blackguard
The above all warranted to be made OF he nns
uaes IL leaf tobacco and by the experienced work
e Thf subscriber oud also waan has tobacco te be bet
M anuiacured than any other in the state of New York
,lse- herr, , - 1,
Orders directed will with prompt attention and
may rely hsvng the taken a. II they
yere personally present. -
p g. Savage, asa Fulton street, and "A. A. ssmanos
Broadway, Asents for the city Of New York ,.
Troy, Jan. 10, iN3 lu im'e
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

DEAD Mr.. Jackson, who was stabbed on the
lIght Of the Mard-Grss ball, died yesterday morn
'pg of his wounds His body lie to be removed to New
York where he has llt widow and several children.
The reports respecting the and progress
If the difficulty that produced the fatal renccunter
various TO make It impossible to arrive any
fusion upon the subject until judicial examination is
rad The reports yesterday gave different complexion
the s,r from those OF the precedir day. hut have
lot expressed opinion upon the merits OF this tragic
business, do intend 10 do before the facts
brought TO knowledge hr eush the courts Of justice
ys,c Orleans Pic. Feb. z
The New York herald., 1845-02-17
ANOTHER CASE OF Bosror MunrrrcrncK.-Abbot

ANOTHER CASE OF BosroN MUNIFIcENcR. Abbot
Lawrence proposes, in letter TO the Boston Post
Society that raise $40 0oo for erecting improved
Kind Of Sailors Boarding House, and begins by sub
,cribng 81 600. In reference to the eminenly worthy
seamens chaplain there. Mr. L. ssys:-
avail my self of this opportunity to express con
vctions of the eminent services rendered by Mr. TAYLOR
this country and the world in the 10 which be
as devoted his life believe he has done more to ame
liorate the condition OF seamen than any man living.
We, the merchants as well as the people in general,
,we to Mr. Tay lor debt which only be cancelled
ny Strengthening his hands and operating with him
IN the greet work in which he Is so successfully en-.
gagged"
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

FATAL OccURRRNcE.-We learn that about two
weeks since, a man by the name of E. Cason,
siding ynthiana, n Harrison county. shot his fs
ther. II appears thatth ather and had severe
QUARREL which ended in fight The father threatened
kill his and went to the house for his gun. The
son, aso went for his They met behind the house and
both took aim at the moment. The fathers gun
fshea the that OF the sons took fatal effect
the heart of bis father, who fell exclaming "You have
killed me-" The mother Of the deceased the only
witness Of this horrd deed.Corington Kentucky Int
Fsb
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

TO LET-The large three story and attic Brick
" Dwelling House. situated the northeastery corner OF
seventh Averue and Thteenth street. with 6ne
garden Groom kitchen ranges marble mants sliding
good tenant
underneath on the elstey side Of sixth Avenue between
Twelfth and Thirteenth feets with sliding doors, marble
maes oton &C.. suitable for respectable families
moderate circumstances.
Also-Fye three story Brick Houses ofa similar kind the
eastey side of Greenwich Lane Avenue the Eighth
Avenue, and opposite the large square.
AlsoThe three Brick House, with Store underneath
the eastely side OF the Eighth Avenue between 18th and
ih streets, with marble mantsls, sliding DOORS Croton
water, SC.
All Of The above Stores excellent stands for business and
china and earthenware hardware, ewelry millinery, con-
fectiouary, &c.
from the dwelling parts if required there being covered
areas in front for fuel, &c. u. H. WINTER,
FIJI Im&r l6 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

bsinc AZ feet fsont on Wall street The bn ldne ve sto
high exclusive Of the basement and The
pees contain about thirty apartments all well and
whole in excellent order.
Also thsewo hreetory byck Stoes Nos Il and is Maiden
lane and NE hne story Building the west side Of
adJons the property Maiden lane These premises
good order and well situated for business
All the mentioned property we'll tenanted and
for permanent investment peculiarly desirable.
~, 2a% i. X. TlLLOU, So Wall street.
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

LAUNCH AZ THE WEsr-The Mammoth Steamer
will be launched 10 day Mt 10 O'Clock, from the yard Of B.
Na7en Esq Fulton. She will measure tho, sand and
dythree tons This "bsngs out" the big boats hereto
bull, the Western waters Weremember none SO
srge - Cincinnati Gdsehe
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

A CALL FOR WrvEs.-A Bachelor al Green Bay
adver,ises in he Republican that sixteen or twen-
ty New York OF New England dsmsels OF suitable sEe
ould agreeable Co Partnerships, by mi
rratin that part Of Wisconsin maids being ord
bachelors plenty. Eastern papers requested 70 copy
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

- TO LET.,The Bulkhead Or Water Front, from War
sR Chamber (about 200 feet now occu
pied the Newburg Landing The four story store
ia Warren street. One Of the ew Building between Wash
oeeopisd BY Cochran, Esq Tenth Avenue near ssd
FOR SALE Or TO LET-Ths Mansion and Farm at
Gowanus about three miles from the South Ferry The
copIera maho door, plated furniture &c The hall and
without equal situation the United States. 1t will
commodate fifty sixty persons The Farm eighty acrsIa
Of Third Avenue is in the Eighth Ward Of the City OF
Brooklyn, laid in 1000 Building Lots and there
many Bdng Sites on this property The land is the
Long Island for early vegetables and realize five thousand
Also, Fog sALE-The Bsnne. Farm, at Gowapus.
street leading to Cernsery The Lots will be
sold low prices and credit and money loaned those
that 'u'id immediately J6RSy 66RRRSy !. T. DELApLAINE,
ITO 'msrc No New street, New York.
Ia To LET, AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
fH GlVENTne Store No. 81 Nassau Herald Build.
with Fixtures, Stove and Pipes ready and all
abe nrr Id for terms. &C. j3ltfrc
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Ytn<e ABOUT FIFTY ACRES Of choice Land in the 8h
IN Ward the city Of Brooklyn. fronting the New York
~HBay, and commanding beautiful prospect. The .ua
noa is highly picturesque Enquire Of JOHN =. BERGEN
on the premises. - ! jazz lmerc
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

A TO LET-Two Stores beautifully situated in the
:H buildings fnow nearly complete) the no'thwesery
corner Of Broadway and Reade street, known as the La
large and convenient Basement, well calculated for
Oyster Saloon, sc.
several couvenisnt Stores 10 !e second story suitable
together with Of Rooms in the 3D. 3D. 4h and 5h
stories suitable for Offices Private Pa ors with folding DOORS
and Bedrooms attached with
Dsntss Painters. Dagueneoypes and Exhibition Rooms, Sc
Those wanting OF the above description
qued call and examine the Enquire the premises
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

GREAT FORGERY IN BALTIMoRK.-A forged check
for % was yesterday passed on the Union Bank
II paid.
The New York herald., 1845-02-17
HOWARD HOTEL. NEW YORK.
THOMAS & ROE PROpRIETOR

III THIS well known establishment, al the corner S o
Sss ssf aS IeH; il n:
ss % ,l m high E Ho.
@ & % and S,. and
and @ an
S9S Be- a. Iss
al ns'
ssg S M I 5 % ss. # si
s::: =: Z: pss & IT. s7s: :S
''' '' n''. '' ever sfSr$$#SS " L aou
f9mnandsr V Of tie Hudson River Steamboat
Lots the sputhsy SIDE q 18Th .rss, near sth svenn
with yards IN 'front.' and Il K: midst q
Three Los he .ouh.ry side OF I4 street. between the
Two Lo on he I'D. o INK % near the 9Th
avenue.
Lots on the ssrey side avenue between 18th and
tn.
.r iaSsloSsa %s ' On &':w
'ss VIII
Oaa farm M hOgse barn coach house. dai;y ouses hay
Lei. west sss n as 55ss Tfas
saa j. The
property is much improved and Of it in excellent fence
Also the following progessy il he city q New York yiz
all bck hoases good condition and repair No 81 being 50
feet wde and the house. containing and well
ed apartments and Accommodation All this property
Canal street.
plot land ash including about IL lots
the Third Avenue in the 10th Ward.
s tots in the l2ih ward viz-fo lets the west sd
Of 81 OF 3t M the south side OF
5eth streets one lot the north side et three lots
sss s s'r's = g
lots the north side Of Sim sWss and lots
the Outh side street.-The
tween the I'd aud Sd avenues
Tbs terms Of sale will be made easy.
+. R. TILLOU,
in23 2w~rc No. 50 Wall street
IA TO LET OR LEASE.-A large two story brick
M House. on the southwesery corner of the Booniugdale
k8 road and 10th street. with sufficient ground where0n
eFcI manuiactory. which will be built If required;
Aso stwo story frame Cottage House and FIVE Lots the
nohwestery corner S the Bloomngdae road and 10Th
the bloomingdile road.
Also Lots adjoining the Boomiugdale road, running
TO the ~ and fst street florist or
Aso Lot seth street. between the 7h and to
lease. q. H. WINTER,
j261msec is Wall street.
The New York herald., 1845-02-17

are the statistics of our city for the present year
We give them with those of "A that the growth OF our
place NAV be seen: