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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-08
SODA BISCUIT AND SUrah UnACkEhS

rJ'HE subscriber wishes make known 70 ~ public. ths
iurh Of the biscuit snd crackers -n ar -oii u t'
v 49, me shove naf-. entirely 1f-rr. frufu m SODA
5lsCifIr and SUGAR CRACKERS made 81 hs Bxs-ry,
winch have used by InssAds perucaiary hos- WAC
,~r fu tu,y--;iOn FOR than twenty years with he
b-s results w-i- .lc Imitation. which can be made for
less price, though perhaps good FOR person m hraiIh are
wholly uuhi FOR lie SICK The shove ssUIT and CAAkEks
slso aurrsk BISCUIT Nirs Biscuit bUrrIk Ck.cxEs2
WArER CIAcx1ss PIlor aud Navy BasAp, al OF he nrs
quality. constantly for sale II ne .ekno~n est.oso
rp-nt rs Washington corner OF Warren-suect
- emls. EPHRAIA TREADWELLS SON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-08

DOKfABLE WHITING DEShs-Ine saosen-
ber has now th- extensive and desfsp
assortment OF PoraL, Wnng Desks ever before offered
The assortment consists VI rosewood, mahogany sno
desks plain bound win drawers, secrei
drawers u, AMI Dsefuiy hIt1d up win
toilet articles and offered both retail and wholesale
very cheap. -,
Also me Ne Plus Ultra desk for travellers covered win
leather and In convenient forn for carrying oy hand
GEO K CHOLWELL, Assufaciurs',
,sWuliam-st, cor. Libsny, and "A Aadsn-ane.
Deasfsin the srtces requested 70 csi ana u
anime ire Subscribers assortment before pufchasmy
70.
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w view Hs't"h'
poTiaiOn-Rich AubussOn Carpets, Royal Velvet Nlilous
Tapestry, Brussels, Three Ply and Ingram Carpeiings
Floor Ciolhs English Drggeis, sc. &C.
Comprising The richest and most elegant assortment OF
Carpenes and Floor OIL Cloths received into this
country selected with the greatest and attention, and
containing many entirely new patterns which for beauty OF
design bfiancy of color and elegance OF hnish supe
ror 20 any thing before received.
Strangers visiting the city, and all others wishing me
latest and STYLES of goods will do well TO examine the
extensive stock where they will ind al articles necessary
furnish with the refined taste and al prices the most
reasonable. REUBEN SMITH, JL
254 Broadway, opposite the City Hall
~ Dust opening, large invoice OF beautiful English
Dggets and qusrers beautiful colors. and Of
the best quality Also invoice of Velvet DruggeIs ex
edjngv rich SO mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-08
NEW FALL CARPETS.

NEW FALL CARPETS.
U,HE subscriber las psI received large and eiegsns
i assortment Of Brussels, ThTeePy and Ingram CAh'
psusc of the aiesl styles AMI paiisrp, together WI
great variety u Oh Cloths, Drusgfs Rogs, WIDOW.
sAndes sc which he Will sell the very lowest msfkes
prcs Aiso-A large assortment Of Ingram CsfPeuas,
from "a to a. per yxd BENZ LfSEs ~ , 49,.
si6 2axins- oPpo.e ~ ,l.-.1sS
a MEXICAN HAilDW All A.n1ises..fs u
n An..rcan harcw 0ps.is sucn = sho.ess' nsna~
so,x. ,,ws Aukrrs Iron Pses Cast bas W., -iSe'""''
Axs Hzirf-f-. >cyU-. &c No .-.n.
- r,xrr. al r = irou. ,le.f iron an Srsl or 81
= ,r irur, - -i1 "a .'ff. ~''-.''-
I laE.s 81 - -. u..-.-a
- x.~i.n bb' ARD J. lhyht,. :, 49,
NUT NAlLs-i,cOc o.ss., f.ry assorted f'oa's"s
"a: MANU- MukDoCk. LEAvIr7 = CO.
t.,nts.sv Coner Cadss and 0rsrowtcn-svSe0
DAH 1RON.-Ae tons American, assorted roands
- 'q'S'' s"' AS' wv SUaBOcK, LEAvIrT CO,
,vtl tsu co9nsr Cedar anA 0rssnwtcA -
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- The Fir-t AnnunJ Fair Of me Society Of A gr

culture and Horticulture Wesicheser County viii be he'd
This day t9i1 At White Plains Visitors leave here in
at 10 and O'clock and return the afternoon
Addresses may be expected. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-08
Amusements.
DaLMO,s OPERA HOUSE.

From the Theatres Druls La-e and Convent Garden WIZ
honor making his hr.g appeafsnc~ IN America
on "Wednesday evening Oct 5th 1916 in OF bis Popo
lar NuscSl Entertainments
~ Tickets 80 CENTS Performance 20 commence a.
O'clock For particulars sce Programmes Al INC Music
Stores 90 VI
NIBIU'~ t.ARDEN.--En.rsnc- IN Broadway
~ Cnsnge Of hogr--go commence al O'clock Wed
ue.iay evening October sh Benefit u he Author Of The
American COMEDY Mr. II Placidc, Mrs Nov Al, snd Mr.
Cn.p for he asst time IA Change Mases Charge" The
performance 10 commence with. sd and las, nc1 new
Cou-y IN iye acis called Change Makes Change.-Mste-
line Mrs M0walr. Fanny titxnugh Mss Mathews Ne ",
Ms Wars. Mr.. LionAssrt Mrs. Hau,onVllej Rachel,
Ms Wacott: LionheArt, HI. Placce; Nanquish, SIisp
Remnant. SETON; Nstnsn, Cmprendse Driilwood, t.
Placide. Tamper. Gallagher; titzhusb, Nalcou; SlmOn
Audarron. Juss. BArnsu Adm s.iou - cents.
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sHAwLs sHAwLs : sHAWLs I!
>HkkTiN,.-.-rhe bnlnsS.l

ID lie heaviest OF Al ~ Brown s-ngs, being shout
one pouna 10 = wards. aud the prc- but shade above
tb- ordinary co,.u goods. Country merchants solicit
Ell 10 examine hi. article. IL connection with general
sortueni of medium priced yard vide shretngs, worth
err. 10 81 ceat. per yard Also bs southern Gotten Yarns
-a..ored Twisi No 20 % and 70 L. Also bags, Wcs
a. 7. y. UNDERHlLL-
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NTOTIIE.-The limited copaitner-hp Of RICH !
HOTCHklSs will expire by Imitation or the 18th OF
January 1896 on which account and the death Of Of
The partners the property 0l The Company must be sold
The Rcd Estate &c cons,,ngo Of about $50 feet Of wharf
lot which Is SASH and blnd Factory Pisning sll
AID several other buildings with Steam Engine and all
the requisite machinery and fixtures for carrying an
ensve business ali successful operation, i offered a.
private sale Tor 90 DAYS from dae At the expiration Of which
lime not sold Will theD be cold a. public auction 10 the
highest bidder be delivered up on the 18Th January 1870
Terms Cash-wenfytye per cent on tue day OF sale sud
The balance the delivery Of the deeds
ADD cai0n may be made 10 either OF the subscribers
the premises 10 East Wafer tie loot Of BrewerysL
New Haven. Sept =, 1915 GEoKGE RICH:
NELSON HOrCHKISs.
p II
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Markets. Carefully Reported foY The Tribune.


ASHES There is not much doing in Pearls and they
demand and sales small amount, at 90. The receipts
are 10 fair extent but the quantity Of bills offering is
small.
COTTON-There were 1900 bales sold to-day. a, pre-
yous rates Market steady......At New Orleans no
change In Cotton sales OF the week 2OOO bales mostly
for Liyerpoo-nsrkct rrogular.--At Charleston there
much activity but prices very firm. sales
Of the week 200 bales receidts Alb. Fair "a cts
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The shippers have taken yes
terday and to-day, about 500 bbs Tor England al c'
o. nearly all at o7i The freight was engaged at e
80 sterling u Dbl For the home trade there Il good
inquiry d, s for Genesee and good brands Michigan
and Ohio The quantity ahoat is moderate to-day We
notice sale 800 or 100 bDs round Ohio unexpected A.
4 - and 400 sour Genesee at - The lower eredes
have participated in the improvement OF superhne. We
quote Genesee fine rniddngs p middlines 20 snip
Smfs JOa3 %: Sour Western 81 f2J Fancy brands
Gencsee and Ohio range from 90 10 50. with
activity For Southern the demand IL light and prices
without change. We quote 75d5 90 for new George
town Brandy wine, Richmond, Baltimo.e. &c. &c. with
sales 500 bb Brandywine private terms Rye Flour is
57id$3 2J, according 10 quality Some small parcels
new Buckwhea, Flour have been received and held
at 81 90 q cwt. The market is nearly bare OF Corn
Meal. Jersey TO arrive is held at 90, Brandywlne
hhds held al II 25 Small sales Jersey at 81 -7s
d3 co. Bag Meal is ! la a 81 for Yellow and White
Oil Meal "a a 100 without much Offering Sales 60 tons
Troy at l41 Western l2nf cents. AT Boston sales
new Genesee co. and l2t asked at the close old
GEORGETOWN At 7504 81 Ohio and Michigan ST..
Al Galcna Flour 7JO4 2J..-.At Albany market for
ard st at 50 City Mills 50. AT Philadelphia Flour
has upward tendency Sales shipping brands at 10
Rye Flour 3 81 Meal Cpl At Cincinnati sales Ca
nal at 3 10 Cry l2i 03l5.
The receipts Of Flour and Wheat at tide to the
close Of the month OF September are as follows:
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ELOW-l BRIG. Wind ENE.
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Pro-s.or u. Muse y F.rssel-, gives lessons Oh The
piano AMI singing L own residence Or ne residence Of
unI. on hi, i-rai- terms Also ilne- panos-price IS
eeais ine piano Tor sae chsaPi 10 second hand, 10
81 o. jus cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-08

Flour. % 2s9 bbls MIR bbs
Wheat .. 7l7g5 bush. 5O9l3 bush
The Gross receipts ofFour and Wheat since the open
ing of navigation are
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

CRISTIE'S NETIC FLUID.
V'Hls REMARKABLE DiSCOVERY has received the
universal appreciation of the Medical Profession Of Great
Britain and been sufficiently long before the American pub
c to fair trial OF its power and efficacy The PATENT
GALyAs,c kIsGs have been found 70 all the
netc Machines used but without any
which accompany the applications by those
ments and ~ many other respects and
in accomp ishing the desired object
The Galvanc Rings have been used with
all OF rheumatism, chronic applying the
head, face or limbs Gout; Tic Dooreauy Toothsche,
non Paralysis Palsy Epilepsy Fits; Cramp Papitaton
raga General Debty Deficiency of Nervous Energy and
all Nervous Disorders a Of confirmed Dyspepsia they
have been equally successful Their extraordinary upon
the system must be Witnessed to be beeved and certain
recommended The Gavanic Rngs every way perfect
" harmless and sold prices be within the reach ALL
CRIsTE's MAGNETIC FLUID used with the
Rngs to render their efficient action certain and to direct the
Fer certificates Of the highest character regarding
efficacy of the Galyanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid refer
is made TO former advertisements, they be
the ocs Only Agsnscy in New York m FuSn to street
Druggist Fulton and Cranberry jy28 mtec
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
EOLIAN HARPS.

NUNNs CLARK having purchased the patent right for
N"Coemans Eolian Attachment to the Panofore the
entire United States excepting Nassachusets announce
The public that they prepared supply Panoortes
with tins Improvement attached, attach the
modern made HORIZONTAL Panofor In regard the durability
OF this nyenon ~ g. prepared satisfy the
JUDGED mnd their own critical examination and experience
warrant them ~ the assertion that the oan" will remain
OF atmosphere The most satisfactory given with
each instrument
The public are invited to examine the oan Pianofortes
at their ware.room No 2io Broadway opposite the Park
where also may be bund an Of g. So and Octav
Pianoores both rosewood and mahogany cases me 6mr
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
NOTICE.
TO MERCHANTS, SHIP MASTERS AND


'yHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform them that
ne mas been 10 the employ of the late Samue Demt
twenty years and the late Samuel Demlt hayng bequeahed
hm the Transit Instrument two Astronomical Clocks and the
ton with h sonl the business Of repairing and
stand No. 239 Pearl street ID EIifiERT w
m
The New York herald., 1845-09-02

PEOPLES LINE OF sTEAMBOATs FOR ALBANY.
A&n "a DAILY-Sundays Excepted-Through Di-
at o'clock r M, from the Pier between
Steamboat RoCHEsER sAa caps e c. cru.ud.u will
Steamboat KSlCKERB0CKER, Cspsain nA < Houshton,
wl leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings at
o'clock NJ landing intermediate places from
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt NJ H. True.dell will
leave on Monday Wednesday Friday and Sunday
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain L. w. Brainard,
Will leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons at
Passengers taking either Lines will arrive in Alba
ny ample time for e Morning Train OF Cars Tor the east or
new and substantial are furnished with and
aent and for speed and accommodations are
rvaled on the Hudson.
Freight taken at moderate rates.
All persons forbid trusting any OF the Boats Line
without written order from the Captains or Agents ,
For passage freight apply ON board the boats or 10 r.
schuity, AT the office ON the wharf 81 7
6kE LONDON LINE OF PACKETs.-Packe, Of 7h
kHN September-The splendid aud fayorite packet ship
1000 tons burthen, Capt. f. Dunn.
Will All on MONDAY, Sept 9Th, her regular day.
The ships of this line being all 1000 tons and upwards per-
advantages derived from this line in preference
any other their capacity renders them every
comfortable and convenient than ships OF small class
and their for cabin second cabin and
line OF packets Persons wishing to secure be1ths should
m to make early application On board at r e N9 q North
AT their General Passage Office, rs South st.,
corner Of Maiden Lane
Persons wishing to send for their friends have the
brought in this magnificent packet Of the regular
month favorable terms Application to be made above
Drafts for amount payable on demand without discount
all the principal of England. Ireland Scotland
Wales at all times be obtained ON application dfby letter
OSt AZ 81
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
TO TAILORS

HOSE who desire TO attain correct knowledge of FASH
iouable Cutting; IN all its various branches would do
well obtain Stnemets' Complete Work on the subject
which can be obtained Of the author only at No 3 Broad
way Prioc-irom - 70 SO per Book au4 lmsT
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
MUSIC.
Il Rare Opportunity of acquiring Thorough
Musical E'JUcofiou

- . 1NUStCW EuUtdftOH.
~ H. DERWORT, Professor of Singing Guitar and Piano
- Forte has opened class for Young Ladies' from 10
whom three of his daughters whom
he proposes To thoroughly the Singing,
Mr. Derwors system the result of many years observation
aud experience during which has successfully taught Ger
many London and New York. His method cannot fail inn
per to his pupils clear perception and thorough
OF the grammatical principles of music with the ability har
monize simple given me ody.
Parents and Guardians invited call his Rooms 42
BROADWAY, when every inquiry will he answered
Terms 80 per annum payable quarterly in advance Les
sous three times week
Private instruction as heretofore. al2 m'rh
The New York herald., 1845-09-02

TIL f b Y II o N,
157 Bro ii w NY.
BY
WAI DINNEEORD

WIN. DINNEFORD
WHO respectfully informs his friends and the public that
he has leased the above establishment and fitted
style inferior w ID. will all times keep hand
the best description of wines &c. selected with
that taste peculiar TO experienced bbber His bed
rooms are fitted with due regard and cean
and IN each department the prices will with the
tmesnamey IS night for lodgings dollar
and half per week, or five dollars per month.
W. d. has also ntrodu the Southern plan Of providing
lunch from II till o'clock that the comforts ofthe
inward will be attended cold and shower bath free
to customers Committee rooms, Club rooms, &c. sc.
The New York herald., 1845-09-02

The CRIME OF "PRoxrMrrY. THE Postmaster
General lately wrote TO Postmaster IN Virginia,
that his office be discontinued in consequence of
its proximity another oce The Postmaster replied,
complaining bitterly OF the observation-disclosures for the
sake OF the salary, which but 81! cents weekbut
account of the charge of prorimiiy for said he ~
never was guilty Of proximity In my life !"
The New York herald., 1845-09-02

MORNING LINE AT O'CLOCK,
~0oeSn al FOR ALBANY, TROY and intermediate
S@AEssa landings, from the Steamboat Pier at the foot
12-&R- Barclay street.
Breakfast and Dinaer board the boat
and Saturday and Troy at O'clock NJ Albany at O'Clock
A. NJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The lowpressure steamboat TROY Captain A. Gorham
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, att O'Clock.
day, Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock.
For freight apply board, to F. Hail. at the
Office on the wharf.
Notice-A goods freight baggage bank bills specie
other kind Property taken shipped put board this boat
the risk of the of such goods freight bag
yape &c je8rc
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
S u nj M Z h A K X A N G. f M f N T
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,

On and after l4th june l845:
Frsm Brooklyn Depot
Boston Tin-8h A. NJ daily Sundays excepted, stopping
Farmingdale and ST. Georges Manor
Accommodation Train9X A. Nj and r. M. for Farming
dale and inemediate places, daily, Sundays excepted
Accommodation Train, 3P NJ for Greenpor daily Sundays
excepted stopping jamaica Branch, Hampstead and Hicks
vile, and an the stopping places between Hicksve and
lyreenport.
From Greenport Depot
Boston Train, daily, suudsys excepted, at 2k o'clock M
the arrival of the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation TranAt AM, daily, Sundays excepted
for Brooklyn aud intermediate places
From Fdrmins sdaie Depot
Accommodation Train 6H A. NJ. and 2 r. M. daily. Sun
days excepted, for Brooklyn and intermediate places
From Jamaica Depot
Extra Train r NJ daily. Sundays excepted, for Brook
The Boston Trains stop only Farmnsdae and St. Georges
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains stop at ae following places
the road going both receive and deliver
The New York herald., 1845-09-02

Stages readiness the arrival of Trains the
Saons take very low Fares all Lfthe
Island
Baggage Crates will be readiness the foot of Whitehall
receive Baggage for the several Trains 30 minutes be-
fore the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side.
Rockaway Baggage taken in separate Crates. jul0rc
The New York herald., 1845-09-02

WHOLESALE RoBBERiEs IN lNDIANA.-We copy
from the Paol (Io) True american, OF the 2lst IN
stant the following extract to show the way they carry
theving in our sister State. Bad state OIL morals
neghbor:-"We understand that on wednesday night
the 18th nst several broken open in Bed
ford Ia and robbed of money to what amount we have
not learned On Thursday night the 14h inst, all the
stores in springvile broken open and robbed ON
Friday night 10Th instant Judge BlackweIs s'o,e'
Bradley Aliens store and Mr. Busick grocery IN Ut
leans were all broken open. On Saturday night thef
10Th instant several stores broken open in salem
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
EA GIL Il Is A L II S ,
52S Pearl Street.

RETWEEN Centre and Elm sreets-Warm Cold and
- Shower Baths equal to in the city, l2a each
GOOD clean single BEDS 2 each. Meals l2a each
Board and lodging, So, per week
Newspapers from London, Liverpool Canada and all the
principal cities in the United Stat file iYm+rc
The New York herald., 1845-09-02

MUSIC.
LADY wishes to deyote her time to the instruction Of
young ladies' the Piano She teaches Logenan
SYSTEM which has been introduced yet this
ty has been greatly approved Of in Europe being
shortest aud easiest method Of bringing the pupil
addressed to X T. at the Office Of this paper shall be attended
TO. Im-rc
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.

(NOUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House,
~ being convenient TO the business Of the city This
establishment is fitted up with entirely furniture Good
venence and comfort this house sequa any hotel the city
and at half the Permanent boades be accommodated
very reasonable
All the delcacies of the served mp they
arrive market half the price of other houses Elegant
private p4rors for the referee dinners
partles Ihe best of UnuorS. iui I'M
The New York herald., 1845-09-02

BOSTON EDITION. two volumes in one price S. for sale
- at the Beacon Office, franklin Square, n. Y.
New editions of Voney's Ruins, Strouss' Life of Christ
Mary Wolstoncrafts Rights of Woman Vaes Life Of Pane
Pamers Principles, Shelleys Queen Nab Paine's Works
complete.
GA variety ofcheap Liberal Works au2O lmsr
The New York herald., 1845-09-02

COLUMBIA HOUSE.
Chestnut Street, between 9th and z tn strects
PHILADELPHIA.
HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friend. and
the travelling public they have taken the above house
merry known as the Marshall House and have made extensive
alterations ana improvements having spared
expense 70 render of the pleasant aud
houses W The city The parors the chamber
large and well arranged the furniture entirely Its
ton II the most central he city all the places
OF puoiic amusement and convenient the depots of
Southern, Western and Northern routes.
The tables will be supplied with all the dcacies of the
carefully selected
The propretor hope their experience
the business to give satisfaction those who favor
them with their patronage.
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & Co
James Bagley, (late of Jones' Hotel)
Henry Mackenzie, formerly Of the Washington House
Peter l.. Ferguson.
July lst. ls45 jy3 3msec
The New York herald., 1845-09-02

CARROLL'S VAPOR BATHS
1S4 Fulton Street, opposite St.Paul's Church.
vHE excessive heat ofhe weather. alternating with sudden
and severe changes, expose many to attacks of the most
dangerous characte safe and agreeable Of painful
consequences such cases. be found in the weestab-
lsed Medicated Vapor Baths Of Mrs Carroll Fulton
itreet.
" Sulphur Baths one hours notice. au2I lmrc
The New York herald., 1845-09-02

CorEr ron CoRREcrIoS or ERRoRs.-Thursday
Aug 2sth.-Atternoon Session.-No. l5 ID. b. Wood,
al vs. S. s. SewardJ A. Spencer concluded for appts
VIM H. Seward heard for respts,
Friday, Aug 29th.-No is. d. b. Wood VS.. s. s. Sew.
ard. A. Spencer heard for appts. in reply. De-
cson postponed until December. No. III. f. Deysers
Jane Ann Ferrers ct a-Ordered, that this cause
when reached, may be passed, without prejudice
No. 10. Anne Powell ct al vs. Martha Murray ct
al. j. Van Buren,, Attorney General, heard for
appts.
Afternoon Session. Van Buren, concluded for
appts.-Rochesfer Daily .4dr.
Saturday, Aug. 30 Ordered, that the Court will hear
arguments in any upon the present appeal cal
endar after No ls unless in where the counsel OF
both parties ready to argue the reside i'll this
city and that during the first week OF the next term the
causes remaining unheard upon the present appeal
calendar have the preference No. 10. Anne Powell
OF al VS. Martha Murray ct ALL. Mason was heard Tor
part OF the respts.-[ Rochester Daily american
The New York herald., 1845-09-02

MATRIMONIAL CAsES DECIDED BY TIE CHANCEL-
LoR. August 30, IS45-Sarah Ann Haydock vs.
William A. Haydock-Decree for absolute divorce Of
the wife for the adultery of her husband and awarding
the care and custody of the children of the marriage to
the wife Peter VOORHEES, Caroline Murphy falsely
called Caroline voorheis-Decree declaring the marri
age contract between the parties void, the ground
that at the time marriage the former husband fhe
defendant and still is living RoberGillet vsAnn Gil
let alias DictusAnn SeuDe.ree for absolute dvorceof
the husband for the adultery and bgamy Of the wife,
Nelson Robinson Catharine Robinson.-Decree for
absolute divorce Of the husband for the adultery Of the
wife William King Pendleton VS.. Olive Pendleton.--
The like decree. Truman Whtcomb VS.. Lucy NJ. Whit
comb.Decree for absolute divorce OF the husband for
the adultery of the wife, and declaring the three young
est children of the defendant illegitimate .ar
gus, Sept. l.
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thousaud.
ROCRAWAY STAGES,

FAx1- ON and after August lst I8a5, will leave
ErH-Ts1Bhe City Hotel, 80 o'clock r. M. daily,
1i3az<-ss4 sundays excepted for Far Rockaway. Re.
ing st the South ferry.
All orders to be left at $40 Pearl street.
H. CONKIIN