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RUTTEk-12 kegs superior Goshen. in store ID asd bss sss ty tdsci) 3No. PHILLIPS
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pThs friend. oi WM. DKFoREsT HOLLY, an nouncc hin candidate for election Alderman oi the 9th Ward. novl5f
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01
TO sHIPMAsTER.

decl MARSHALL. ROWE & co. e AL BOAr-A sooprigsed Boat. with Sail and kC Oars, etc., very fast sailer. Will be sold very low by (decll J. II. RIVERS 6 co. :
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

.I0 BBLs L,usesd Boiled Oil; do Raw do, for
 ! Osale by f decI L. MERCHANT < co. 90 and s2 Cos. 5,
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M MADEsRA--Of yaruus brands and qualities, in. Iv1 cluding some of the 1885 Rlackbnrn For sale der1 by O'iiEILLY & %.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

9T The friends ni JOS cIIi CAIN win support him candidate for Adler oi the Sixth Ward, at the ensuing election. uOYl1
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

RRANDY-2 half pipes superior Hennessey. | a-b store and inr sale by
 decl c. ". OGDEN. 10 and 77 Water.st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

R UTTERED kegs ctu,ce Goshen, landing ex ABsbip Mary Phillips. and o, snle by
 necl MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

ID UTTER l6 kegs Gos,en, to arrive per ship aJ Mary Frances and for sale by
 dec1 L. MERCHANT & co. 90 and g2 Com. st
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M OOLLEN GOODS-KeH,ucky TwilIs and w Plains. Mallory kcrseys, Washington PIains, Schuylkill Jeans, Btack m,xed CIV Plains, Heavy Blue keaiucky Jeans, Rolled Wasl,ingion Plains, Scarlet Flannel, Plaid Linseys 1H siure and for sale by ,,,J. E. C. CENTER co ,,.
 decl corner Cunii and Commerce streets
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE

measures which present appearances
seem to indicate as its policy, we are
much deceived if Mr. Polk does not find
himself deserted by large section of
his party, and left in small minority by
the elections to take place in the fall of
next year. The people of the country
are unalterably welded to the Tariff of
1872 and they are equally firm aud
decided IN their opposition 10 the mise.
rable Sub Treasury.
The prospect ahead may therefore
be SAID to be wAR--if not war with
Mexico or Great Britain, at leas, il will
be war upon The arlf-war upon the
currency-war upon the manufacturing
industry of the country. The ap-
preaching session Of Congress is to set.
tie The policy of the government for
years to come. Ii the southern wing
OF the locoioco party, by the measures
they have set on foot through the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury, succeed in the
overthrow of the Tariff, we NAV pre-.
pare for the worst, if on the other hand
the great States of Pennsylvania, New
York and Ohio, are true to their hes,
interests, and unite to sustain the pre-.
sent Tariff, that measure, the fruit Of
the Wing success in 1910, will still
live to establish the justice and correct.
ness OF our principles, and to scatter lis
blessings over the country.
In the mean time the whir party
never had greater reason to be proud of
It's measures and its principles than a,
this moment. 1t is the only party that
can save the country when brought to
the verge of ruin by corruption and
mlsrule. Let it stand fast bv It's prin.
clples and when the time for action
comes, an easy victory will await it
over all adversaries.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02
LANDS! I.9NDS!.
Bargains! Bargains! Barg

bargains! DargalnsM Bars
rEHHE subscriber DESTROYS of
n all his business. offers the ID
lands Tor sale, aud will sell them %
low,-one third cash and tie Oai
time. To wit.
In Des Holmes C0unty,L
Tae + ! \ + ! see. 81 town u ~
lying about nine miles from BudR:'
Flint River. 1t is heavy timberedu
rate tilable soil. Also
The undivided one hall Of two y
and sixty and forty.ionr HUNDREDS
on O'Connel Island immediately sbR
hng.on: upon which is a first rais 4
for a wood yard, plenty Of timber ~
boat wood. The land is high nl
third never overhows in the hghs'
il is very rich soil and would mlis'
garden.
In Louisa County
Lot No 6 see % town IS n k4l
The above was selected at the Do
sales by an experienced man ~
thing business for n dfstilcry. y!
w ID McCord, Columbus City, ""
will show the premises.
In Wuseatine County
The undivided half Of the
sc 1 sec III town II n ks
ne do "a do do do do
" ase / do do 90 do do %
nv / 90 35 Go do DO % !,
The above Lands were enters
first Land Sales Of Iowa, BY
lsett and John ) David thel y
and productive as any lands y
Refer To Hon. Jos. Williams, PC
ALSO-Lot No - IN bioek
the city of Madison, the caPi!ol "
stu Territory. al.
For further particulars enqas ~,
Cock at my old stand IN BURN.
is authorized to dispose o. .ns nj
ooi2 gaz copy JOIN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02

Americaa Board Of Foreign i
stons. body adjourned n /,
more, on Friday week, to meet d \
Haven in Sept mber of next y,y.
The question OF slavery was di,,,
Of by the unanimous adoption of !,
porto lei the subject alone. Hon
Frellnghuysen reelected Presidsn
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02

"Mr HEDGE has received a large
and splendid assortment Of Fall and
Winter goods. Store on Jefferson
street. We were obliged TO crowd out
his advertisement this week. II shall
appear in our next.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02

ed, however, BY the fac, M,
raj cases, the same person. / ~
included in different ;na; lave y
These last persons are ind;c,aa s !,
same offence as those fire, - la
and all for being connected W.,
Anti Rent ourages. You "'a /
somewhat of the exlen, -! pi
Anti Renters have gone in H. vi
sion OF crime, in III e consller,,;'n
OF all these (near4y l42l vbo '
been indlcted,not one has bee, :. o
ted Tor The murder of Steele. = a,'s
connection with the Andes lr,s.,'
From this fac, persons nnacnS '.l'>
with the state Of affairs in this .,a.
may torn some idea Of the d,,.s
depravlIy which has resulted ~.
preaching and promulgation If S
morallzlng doctrines Of And.p..,
"a depravlty so great tia, os.'
highway robbing, even mur5s,
resulted from it. y
One lecturer, who IS al pr,,..
the prison at this place, preseb.l
agrarIan sentiment, that the land,
which those he addressed lived a.,
intended to be as free as the a,
breathed. and the waters Of !.
they drank" Ills name il B,,,.
and possesses considerable talent j
attractive kind for a speaker !,
is therefore very dangerous M.
II is said that he was Obliged a
Europe on account Of holdinp fors
above degrading and Agrariaa \
trlnes.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02

We are requested to say that the
Burlington Musical association will
NEE, to morrow evening a, half pas.
7 clock at the Congregational Church.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02

The ST Louis papers announce the
death Of b. ALLEN, Esq, Of that place.
MIR Allen was conspicuous member Of
the ST Ionis Bar. He died in New
York while on a tour for his health.
The ST Louis Bar held meeting to
testify their respect for the memory of
the deceased
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02
v. b. p A l. Me K

Il our authorized agent for procuring
subscriptions and advertising and re-
eeip,ing for the same in the following
places:
Coal Office, Tribune Buildings, Mr. York.
Corner OF North Sd and thcsnnt Streets,
Philadelphia.
=. f. corner Of Baltimore and Calvert streets
Baltimore.
No IL State street, Boston.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02
No YLCE

The Association for Moral and Spf
improvement, viii hold a meeting @
dav next at IL o'clock, a NJ, at Mis-
cy's School room. A discourse viii
llvered by G. G. Shackford.
An invitation to attend Is given 81
By orGer OF the Commits
+ J. G. PEASLEY, x
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02

Messrs KIMBALL e. Co, are in re.
ceipt of very extensive and splendid
stock Of Fall and Winter goods, as will
be seen per advertisements in another
column.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02
BARGAINS! B.ARG'1i''
Selling off at Cost

TIIE undersigned, wlsnlpy
= his old business, now ON ~
at cost. Persons wishing goa.
are invited to call at his old 49, +,
ter street, as he is determine' :"
and less than cost. u,ts.
Wheat, Corn. Oats, Barley
low, Beeswaw, Hemp, Hemp s ,msrs
cry article produced BY ,th as Dls
in exchange for goods. Jofi'
n B-All those indebted O =,
their notes and accounts ID ~
Oilver Cock. at my old stana, ;nps
will please call and pay Up b.,
and save cost, as money l III
Burlington, Oct ,, lo4o,'
rpaz copyl ~
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02

B. +. DAVID has jus, received large
and splendid stock Of Fall and Winter
goods. See advertisement in another
column.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02
LOCOfUcO Ei;rais;,A.

LOCofocO UliraisM.
As specimen of the policy of the
Locoioco party, we give the following,
which has been resolved upon by that
party in the State Of Ohio as the course
to be pursued by them if they obtain
majority Of The mex, legislature of that
state.
|. To disturb The currency of the
country IN way most certain to Vi
tiate it.
2. TO destroy oil Ohio Banks, and
by this means flood the state with for
eign bank paper not convertible into
coin if required, and not subject to the
control Of Ohio laws.
3. TO require all fareg to be collect
ed IN gold and siUer. thus collecting
together the precious metals for the use
of The Office holders. leaving deprecia,-
ed paper for the common people. and
this at a time when all The coin in the
Stale is barely sufficient to pay one
years tax.
4. 10 require the Legislature 10
prohibit the Courts Of Justice from en-
forcing any contracts or transaction
based on paper money; thus making
the courts nvallda,e all contracts, notes,
bonds. mortgages and deeds where
bank notes formed any part Of the con-
sideraion, and even bank notes them
selves and preventing any collections
on such obligations.
What must be thought Of party tina,
thus virtually declares war on the pub
lie prosperity and sets itself to work to
overthrow the best interests and the la
bors OF others. Ohio through her le-
gislaiure last winter, which had a whig
majority, established judlcious system
of Banking, which has worked well
and which is mnch in favor with the
substantial portion of the community. 1t
is this system which has called forth
the direct opposition of locofocos, and
which they are now aiming with all
their force to Overturn.
Henry c.. Green, the murderer of his
wife, was executed at Troy, N. Y, on
the 9th of September. lie made a
confession which will be made public,
in which he acknowledged the Justice
of his sentence and said he had no hard
thoughts against any one.
DAVID TOP, boc0foco ex-canddate
for the Office of Governor of Ohio, au.
thorized the Locofoco newspaper of his
county, some time ago. 70 announce
that he pledged himself not to accep,
under any circumstances whatever an
appointment under Mr. Folks admins
tralon. lie has, however. Just accept
ed from Mr. Polk an office connected
with the Lake Superior copper mines
at salary Of SIS per day, expenses
paid.
Davy. like most other LOcofocos,
faithfully adhered TO his pledge not to
accept an appointment up to the very
time when an appointment was proffer
ed to him, and of course nobody could
expect him to adhere to it any longer.
Davy's office is one unknown to the
laws, and of course the Administration
had The fixing of the salary. This
salary is fixed at the rate Of between
five and six thousand dollars year
over and above expenses. 1t is nearly
double the pay of members Of Con-
gress, although they have TO defray
their own expenses. This is base
and profligate expenditure of the pub
lie money on The part of an Admins
tration whose supporters dare TO pirate
ecouomy--LouisuiHe Journal.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02
Burlington Market.

Rev. II lurcuNsoS VIII preach
Congregations Meeting House on ]
uext at and 3 O'Clock.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02
Stcam 8olt kegistrl
Port Of RuriinqfOn,
ARRIVALS FROM BELOW.

ARRIVALS FROM BELOW.
Scpt26 81 Cro;v. Bersie. Sta
Time, Hooper, b
u Falcon, Noorchouse, d
80 Sarah Ann Smith, b
ARRIVALS FROM ABOVE.
Sept2J New Haven, Turner, Ola
20 LYNX, Atchison, u
Uncle Toby. Griffith h
Potosl, Saltmarsh, D.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02

We are indebted to the polite and
obliging officers of the light draftsleam.
er FALCON for late ST Louis papers.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02

The genilemanly officers of steamer
TINE will please accept our thanks for
late ST Louis papers.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02

Out of jail Yesterday. Messrs.
Barr. Colt and Wilson. who were or
dered 10 ten days imprisonment in the
County Jail for being engaged in du-
ell fought two or three months ago in
Illinois, were set at liberty. their term
of Imprisonment, having expired. ST
Louis Era.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02

The .4ni. Renters Delhi. (N.YA
Sept. l3.-The Grand Jury This morn.
ing brought into Court their bills
OF Indictment against 81 persons,
charged with riot, conspiracy, appear
ing disguised and armed. and. in one
or two cases, having been engaged in
kidnapping Steele and Parker. last
March, when returning home from
ride among them. and taking them back
10 Andes, where they were saved hay-
ing some great outrage committed upon
them particularly on Steele only by
their own GOODNESS and the herol. n of
Mr.. Hunting.
This number. together with sixty
six yesterday morning. and fifiy.lwo
last evening, who were presented. make
in The whole one hundred and fiflv. two
against whom indictments have been
preferred. This number is diminish.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-02

Henry G.. Green, the murderer of his
wife, was executed at Troy, N. Y, on
the 9th Of September. lie made
confession which will be made public,
in which he acknowledged the justice
of his sentence and said he had no hard
thoughts against any one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-07
Movements or Travellers.

There has been but very small increase TO yester.
days list Of travellers The following Comprise nearly
the whole of those who may be found the principal
AMEnIcAs-John Duhues, New Orleans; r. Sullivan
Boston, NJ Cogswell, Albany; l.. J. A. Papinoau Mon
treai Messrs York and Schefer Philadelphia; George
Coleman and family, do; Nathan Smith, New Haven.
AsroR-T. Boht and Mr. Schroeder, New Orleans; A. j.
Hamilton Eaton; ]. BRENNAN NJ. &. Arkansas; s. p Lo
veu Boston; JOS u. Hsnshaw, Chicago; Messrs Brown
Harris and Gardner, Boston Penncll and Morgan Geor
gia; u. A: Coke, Missouri I. +. Newman, Lynn Mass;
u. w. Hallett Providence, &c.
Grip. Dickinson, Tenn; s. Brenan Cleveland Ohio;
H. Harmed, do; H. L. Whitney. Rensselaer, county; A.
Warnock, Richmond Va Dr. Rush and Mr.. Williams,
Philadelphia; G. s. Trowbridge, Boston.
FnANKLrr-Lee Hohister, Connecticut w. P.Harrison,
BufaloW IVY. D. Cotton, Boston; d. D. Palmer Waterville;
c. Marshall Mass.
HowARps-T and d. Murphy, Kingston Canada; Col.
j. D. Worth Albany; A. q. Connor, Troy; John 8 Deck
cr ~ Orleans; Gen. ID. 0. Kellogg, Troy; w. McAlster,
Watertown; Mr.. II. Quackenboss, Albany.
sr GEoReEs-C P. Jones, Ticonderoga; A. Hyatt
Brown, O. II. Hills and W. c. Elcs, Barbados.
WAvERLY-Charles Henmer, lockwood; Walton and
Mcintosh Buffalo; Mcteaf and Gladding, Boston; vii.
son and Porter do; L. Lawer Newport r. L.; T. b.
left Major A. Parker Worcester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-07
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 2.


Cleared.
M:SS1 Ias.s
S% s
land N:.mh ideb Scales Phaaepha c' Ge e9S
ana KeeTsn Norfolk, Nssmh Walsh.-schrs Fame Br,
lam, Petersburg Jas Hunter Co; Empire Lawson Snowh
Md; M Hale Bearse and Fancy Chase Boston-Sloop New
York, Jones, New Haven-Steamer Vulcan Hughes Phiad
Arrived.
Barque (of Boston) Bassct days from New Orleans
Baque Gen Green (of Camden) Clark % days from New
Orleans with t5 hds sugar sPoford Teson Co; 100 bbs
ship John Holland from New Orleans for Bremen 3th of
the Capes OF Delaware spoke brig Atlantic from Ponce for n
Choctaw of Garder Fitner IS days from st. Jaso de
Cuba with sugar Left brig Escaus fin New Pork
disg only American Brig Tarquna of NYork sid day
Tor Hamburg and Tell IN with her off Cape Nicola Mole.
Brig Hudson Jenkins. day, from Ponce, PR with sugar
Lebanon brown do -Others as before ''n'
Brig Napoleon tof Boson) Jordan from New Orleans 10Th
70 fa7s h S, ~a , e Spoke goth nit lat
for Barcelona ID inst of Hatera brig Tecumseh
Sss with sfS ssy FEN o NsM
1927 pigs lead 70 master Spoke 2Ih ut lat 2 Ion go brig
% for '1 N9o feh same time brig
Brig Mobile, Buckley Is days from Apaachcoa with cot
ton to Sturges K Chairman.
Brig Sterling, Hamilton, days from Savannah with cotton
sehr Chsotte Rich day. from Cur.co. with skins. &C.
70 B99nen Graves Co. Lett brig August Doane of Kingston
ssh5 Xeps5 Wright 4 Day; from Havana with iaa hid.
Schr Morning Star Holmes, IS days from Belize Hon with
logwood &C. TO +. Alexandra Left American vessel
Below.
Absrque supposed to be the Isaac Mead Brown from Sa
Also, ship Unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-07

PHiIApEPHA, Mayfair Venezuela, Dill La Guaya; Jas
Bayiey, Bishop, NewOneans; Pennsylvania Hewitt Matanzas
T S p,, sIaoa Intrepid Asgaei President ssghon
ward Harding, Calais CID T odel Smith; Newport
increase, Erickson, Providence; Boyer Phillips NYork
AIExAspRn May 2-Ar October Boston. Sid Petrol, tbr
Liverpool, Ms; Pandora Halifax.
RcHmosD. May 3-Ar Franklin, PASSPORT; Nanaganseu
WALrHALL, May 3-Sd Napoleon Rio.
CHARLEsToS, May 3-Cld Carolina Sherwood, New York.
Shamrock, Rogers, Boston; Alert, Draper, Baracoa.
sAvASsAH May 21Ar Hebrew, Carr and q Lamar San
neman, NYork. Cid Lagrange, Wnche Glasgow; Socrates
Williams, Liverpool; Zenobis, Remington, Boston, Sterling
Hamilton, NYork.
MoBLE April GAR Huma Linnell Boston; Prueva (Sp)
Estsp Barcelona. Cid lhambra, Wilson, and WIN Ward,
Brl Dsdy Lverpoo Orator Russell, Newport Congress,
smith, NYork via Key West.
NV ORIEANs April 27-Arr Augusta, Gleu Matamoras;
Marmora Page Galveston; Sir Colin Campbell (Br Pencost
spSol' Shanunsa Patten New York Chatham Mason and
Lycqgu Adams, Messna; Delphos Curtis, Hayre Sea- Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-07
STATE OF Trade.

AsHxs-wc still quote 81 for Pots, and 81 so for
Pearls with very limited demand for either dcscrp-
ton.
Recommendation Of Gsne,co are Arm at - So,
81 rs. The demand is moderate. Michigan is held
at - sat 81 6sl. Othor brands dull. There is
nothing doing in wheat Sales of made at A a
45c for southern yellow 4oa AZ for northern, weight
and measure.
ByrswAr-Prmc yellow Of all descriptions sell as
wanted at 30 cents There is very little doing in the
article.
Corro--The market to-day comparatively mac
tive, and the sales amount to 700 bales Prices
without change.
HAY-Common qualities Of North river bale are held
at IS q 40c prime we quote at ~ a 43c.
WHsxEy-Drudge casks dull at 22I o9c Yves
tern and'prison barrels VIC quote at IS q 23tc.
RIAL EsTArE-At Auction--Two lots 34th street,
" side between 9th and 10th avenues each - feet by
es3, at $3S5. ......... .................. $40
Four lots on s. side 40th street, between 9th and
10th avenues, at $i73. .................. 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-07
MONEY MARKET.

Iueeu0y, may O-0F Ne
There very little done in tho stock market to-day
aud operators do not appear disposed to mako transactions
any extent Wall street very quiet and the bro.
kers TO be satisfied with discussing tho mpor
tant political questions Of the day The expected
from Europe is the Of little excitement but 1t
does not lead to operations in either stocks cotton
Quotations little better to-day, but the rise did not
in any exceed quarter per stonington went
up II Norwich and Worcester Il Eric Railroad l; Far
mcrs' Loan i; Pennsylvania SIS Il Illinois Il Canton !;
Long Island !; East Boston d; vcksburg and Harlem
closed firm at yesterdays prices The decline in Govern.
ment and good state stocks is the best criterion of the
stock market The fances are up to-day and down to-
morrow the strongest party of spectators may do
sre but steady falling of in State securities is good
evidence that the market is affected from cause,
which cannot be easily removed This cause far az
able to judge is the position Of foreign rela.
tons; and the excitement and anxiety felt in financial
circles upon this subject creates fcversh state pri
ccs and disposition to realize investments.
The receipts of the Philadelphia and Columbia rail.
road company from Nov 80 1884, to May ls Is40 dis.
tngushng the receipts for April have been as follows
pnn.orlrHm AND csLyssM H.no.D
b b% moa e. d "a xp report. S q ss g
90 1874 .......,...'. 1924 IS 1905 50 soiass ca
These receipts average slsa52 month, being at the
rate of $2l902 per The receipts from the rail
way and motive power pretty equally divided.
The Union Ferry Company has declared dividend Of
three and half per By the terms Of its lcase it
is limited to per cent per
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Hartford Conn.
have declared semi-annual dividend Of three and
half per cent, payable this day
The value OF the exports from Boston, for three weeks
ending May I'd, was little more than iivo hundred
thousand dollars.
COMMERCE DosroN-vAluE OF Exronr. Avn R,c,pr,
FROM CUSTOMS '
Domestic products-n American vessels s.,a a.,
In foreign vessels - = Ss1s' sas
Foreign products-n American vessels a. m, s''oi'
In foreign vessels. ........ Its53
- $s2,0a5
s3ii,st
The exports ofspscis for the three weeks amounted to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-07
Domestic Inportations

NEw ORLEArs-Brig Napoleon bbls molasses White
39 do Hogan Finey30 H32 bbls 10 hhds do Draper
Devn1loe bbls do do sugar Aveyo7 hhds do Ravens
Nyw ORLEANs- BTque D-l6O0 bb flour Suydam, Sage
co.'s hhds sugar Draper Deyn62O bbs pork Mbanks
10 hhds tobacco to order.
NEw OEAs 81 SIS hds
ArALAcHIcoLABrig Mobile-i79 bales cotton Roberts
Williams-2i Collomb lselin-72 w Maltbe50 II Ref
00 feet cedar Butler Jones Weed-870 Marvn2 bales
deer skins Spoord Tilesonlot hides Howland2 pkgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-07
Amvlsenlcnts,

Tomorrow morning. at 9 o'clock, the splendid
den Weeks Co., will enter the city by tho ferry foot Of
Courtland street The arantgarde will consist Of four
Elephants Of the largest sizc Those will be followed by
an immense number of vehicles containing their extern
sive assortment Of the animal creation This display it.
self will DO worth seeing. Tho line Of march will DO up
CORTLAND street to Greenwich, up Greenwich to
Chambers up Chamber to Hudson, up Hudson to Blceck
or down Blocker to Broadway, down Broadway to
Chatham, up Chatham and East Broadway to Grand
down Grand to Bowery, up Bowery to Eighth street
where they will encamp for few days. and receive the
visits of our citizens.