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Correspondence or the Herald.

Correspondence or the Herald.
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P;uline Of Warren. HI from New York. aAh April lat 90
Julia from Mobile for Providence 18th April off Apaachi
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Foreign Ports.
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Aoms Ports.
CALAIS. April FAR Calcutta Clark, Boston. Sid 2ad.
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aasbss; TaIs Edrase: Genius. Tci;; s.ss.msa W..s
Boston; imperial Reed and Mary Anu Caroline, shropshire
B.LIiMosE. Arr, ssAr Rhoae Harvey, Valparaiso. Sid
xIssAsDHi.. April ;s@x,r Pandora, B,iley, M.anzu-
SD Gen Hsrrson smith, Barbadoes Archibald Oracle, Riee
MoBILE, April GAR Mauran, Wilkins Providence CID
York.
NV ORLEANS, April 22-Arr Atlas, (Rusl Nysuom Tunis
Mayo and A.t S MIeiIsod Moss Ia%esns FOu.
from Bordeaux name untno FIN the Sabine
Iowboat Mississippi left wv Pass GOTH and reports
orders ToSbcss poipOi.s is M Pass NJ and
a. lBr at anchor inside the SW Passwg orders Apollo
10. Bordeaux; George Stevens: Cu.hng Coumbine, Br1
Creole Fri Tes;slli.n Hsyre Nsw York P.cke! Ho,
Bordeaux, Topiif, Wording NYork TIT, Brown, Havana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01
AUCTION SALES.

/. ,rcn,,, BENZ. MOONEY, Auctoneer.
NJ AARON will sell This Day a. o'clock
5hoves Spdes, Norfolk Latchets Tea Trays Coffee Mills
"a britannia Pots Hardware Paper Books Knitting Pins
fer cash. " -'
Ao Pen and Pocket Knives Table and Dessert Knives and
Also, coach, sulky and riding Whips
sale - mi IN RI
on Friday morning. IL O'clock at 293 Broadway
eade street up stars splendid collection Of parlor and
ntr plants comprising great variety of Roses Azaas Ge
larize. -' "
n. B-A. LEVY has removed his business the above
named store mi 2t*rh
SUPEhlOR GENUINE FRENCH WINES-For SALE
raneh 81 Julien Leovile ssu
sod al franklin street Apply IS Liberty stairs
Andfews my have some money overpaid returned TO
MN, oy calling at the same place. a30 3tsrc
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ForcIep irnportatiOns,

Passengers Arrived.
HAyRE-Pscket shis BurgundyPsrre Rattanx of NYork-
2ll in the steerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01

THE improvements and repairs which been undertaken
in this establishment being completed the proprietor
that they ready for their inspection.
Having heard been currently reported ht the
best the Pavilion engaged the proprietor begs
cned mixing FOR specific suits Of with
parties who wished take Them only from July He begs
therefore that there still good disen
gagged taken and that he will be happy into
meats with parties wishing them from the early
of the season.
f. BLANCHARD has, the time the honor inform
those families who have already engaged
Pavilion Will be Thursday, the first Of May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01
TO PRINTERS.

WJANTED-A young who has served txo ne ,h...
W years TO the printing bus None need apply esesn
Of good moral character Apply at fourth STORY Herald
Buildings. aMMsec
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GOOD BREAD

hEs Ss K. I q
=. ss:'a isf es s.a Gs
S Ohio .lS
N s..
sssS and il p. 20
:sSsr at his Bakery. Cold and e ;Ii
Loaf Bread Hand wanted Also boy from Is to
yea. a !. az Ssse to the above branch @
GENERAL PUBLISHING AGENCY FOR
THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE
GaS s sas most s !. s1 sHG ebh A as
sn S IT,
extensive ,h: establishment, enable the
n:s
lust pubsSsd and for sale wholesale and RETAIL Harp.r.'
Esp K e ass
lion ::a:s y .. a s s Th
aoS s0nps, tS Os &c.
5oox ron Fan Of Domestic
Sc@by Tho%" WsSstsT
me and %
hya II: Ssss e. '%s;
q ss
m Ns Pss n.r
Tiers published i. day Zoe the History Of Two Lives By
Geraldine Endsor Jewsbury.
Mo o Sor The asiEe,: Of .hs Pc ysr BY the
Fields" &C. &C. The second just pubhed price only
IN cents for two vols Th. powerful romance
author.
IS and II Of Mrs HALLS Sketches of Irish Character,
frice Is cents
IT. Robbsf ef the Rhine by Leth Richie Price IS cents.
No Of Winchestef's edition Of the Wandering Jew -
Exposure of the Art. and Mysteries of Gambling design
ed especially warning the Youthful and ced
j. H. Gseu. second edition, revised and corrected with nu.
msrouy illustrations. Price so cents.
Count Ludwig snd other Romances by Chas Dickens,
tBoz) with stories by Douglas Jerod, Tom Moore, H. II.
Aims worth and Allen Cunningham first collect sin
&c vol Price IS cents.
Midshipman Easy. by Marvatt. Price Is.
The Cotton Lord, by Mrs. Stone, as.
Cecil or the Adventures Of Coxcomb, by Buwer. Coed
first
Fr,ekens,en. the Modern Prometheus by Mrs. Shelley
Price IS cents
Letter: AMI Journal Of Fanny Elssler-No.2
And all new and cheap publications, for sails wholesale
sHHRfZ i TAYLOR. No South st,
TAYLOR x CO Washington, D. C., and
w. TAYLOR, Aston House, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01

FASH ONABLE STAAW HATS
GAIL KING, the well known an celebrated -
Straw Hat Manufacturer inform the ladies' tnat ne
has for sale splendid and fash onabe asorm OF saw
Hats, OF every description at his 70 DIVISION stree
He culay calls the attention Of public 70 Examine ms
shape called the Bohemian 0p'ey Which f beauty and
NJ -mportsd Lace Neapolso Hats, fashionable shapes
ARA imsrc ''e"A' scxRL KING, II Division street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01
Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
ap2 dImeodia&ec 60 Waiden Lane
FANCY PAPER AND PAPER BOXES.

pUBLISHERS Satopers, Book: Binders Printers, Paper
Boxmakers. Trunkmakers Duggists and others, who
Fancy Paper will find it interest to examine
the subscribers large assortment of American English French
German and China Papers.
He constantly receiving fresh supplies of gold silver and
copper Paper plain embossed morocco German marble
fancy printed calico and Papers all which he sells
manufacturers prices He would also call the
ton dealers Fancy Hardware
Fancy Goods to his Paper Box Mandatory.
GEO. J. KRAFT,
Al is3aWlwsec l2l Fulton sire IN
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BURNHAM'S MANSION HOUSE,
RI.OOMINGDAIE
HAMILTON HOUSE,
AT THE NARROWS, l..

MN nv NhIUnU : ~ - ~ =; \:
... known establishment in order for the coming
Of the hotel opened and the road from Brook
ded and ssveed since last have been
season between Fort Hamilton and New York dir CT land
ing at island (o tn. hours Of starting dine notice will
that those who do wish drive their
eayen the boat in the morning after be the
before in the their business and
return in time dine with their families.
The ber would be pleased make with
milies single gentlemen Tor and board
reasonable and by addresed him
at this place, or et at Ator House. New York will be
pre- nptly attended to. ALONZO REED.
Fort Hamilton. l.. T. April taAs 4tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01

MBR0sE JACKSON, the Pedestrian informs fIiends
and the public generally that he has taken the Yorkshire
tran Hail. socits the pstonag. public where they
will find the of the day and eshmens of the best kind
Balls Life in London and SPIRIT of the Times, will be
lary tlken at this establishment ago lwsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01

NEW YORK, April 26. 1915
THE American Exchange Bank has this day declared dvi
dend Of Three (3 Per Cent pay able and
after Monday May 5tb Transfer Books will be closed from
18th April to 9th of May. By order,
a27 9t&m T. ]. FISK Cashier.
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amounted to fully 500 bales at former prices We NAV
expect to receive the steamers accounts to-day.

Liverpool CLASSIFICATION.
I0,xt e;0oo e.
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New York, April 81, 1916
THE undersigned the public and particularly
the watch merchants that from this day they have formed
trade Of importation Of watches from this said day
they have hand and shall receive from their
manufacturers description Watches and
DELACHAUX & MARE,
No. l27 Fulton street, ". Y.
A. Delachaux-H Marie an22 I'm m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01

IIIIAN'O CNUO.
THIS celebrated Painting is exhibition at the Gale
ry No. 449 Broadway. In London it viewed by up
hundred thousand 1t justly considered
Of the greatest works OF in color and
semblauce Of perfectly formed woman.
Open during the day and brilliantly lighted in the evening
Admission IS cents-SeaSon Tickets SO a29
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01

NOTICE is hereby gwen, Proposals. will be received at
IN the Zee Of the York and Harlem Railroad Company
until the 10Th May next for the delivery Of from One
livered monthly from one to three hundred cords.
VIM. s. CARMAN,
apl2tomyl0 v Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01

5pemacet OIL Beached and Lnseed, Raw and Boiled; I'm
bleached.
All tn, articles superior and cheap, beyond heretofore
offered TO the public aud well worth the ION Of Painters
White WaShers and House Cleaners. For sale by
JOHN e.. MORRISON,
1856 and 1863 Greenwich street.
reaer in Drugs Dye stufs Paints. Teas Oils Groceries
articles Manufacturers, Chemicals. Gc ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11

10 closing this, the last OF my annual
communications to tbs Legislature. 4 RELY
upon the indulgence Of The psrung hour
Tor the privilege to say, tina, having come
TO the Executive Office with the profound.
es, gratitude 10 the venersied Common.
wealth by which II was given. have
labored to vind4cste her confidence by a
service from which every spirit but spir.
II OF loyalty and justice. and every object
but an object OF public good, should be in.
dexlbly excluded; ana now, when tina,
service ls over. snd thai Office TO be res.
tored, u is with heartfelt, and proud con.
seriousness that ] can give i, back with
none Of its powers abused, and with not
stain Of dishonor upon il.
JAS. MCDOWELL.
EXECUTIVE DerARTMsNr,
December l. 1916.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-11

OUR CORRESPONDENT AGA1"'
With the disclaimer Of our frank and 'nte'is'''
correspondent, we are satisfied; and so Tar ''s'
have s.cribsd to him any motives or pnrpo'e''v
wards us. 10 his former communication, disas''',
in the present, We take the occasion promptly ~"
chee,fully 10 retrsct our imputation upon ' n,
We have too long known the manly oan'''
mind. not to rest ,sli.fed with any assurances
he NAV give us ofthe ~Ofires Of his sciion''
Although we are resdy al all times TO ds'e''
m.n,ain our views ana positions. we feel o"l ''N'.
disposition to prolong this controversy WV
correspondent, and more especially as We ps'''"
nothing in his prssen, communication bearing -
the question al issSs between us that ffq'"''
The New York herald., 1845-07-07
THE WONDER IL BLESSING OF THE AGE
THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
LET EVERY MIN, WOMAN 8. CHILD,

THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
LET EVERY MIN, WOMAN e. CHILD,
w Liver COMPLAINS, Asthma, Bronshitis, WWh9opng
Tickling in the Throat Nervous Debility, Papitation Of the
Heart Broken Constitution from the abuse OF caomel and
other causes the genuine, and only genuine Compound
sap Of Wild Cherry prepared by the celebrated Dr. swayne
Of Phade ephaa others SPURIOUS and mere limitations
Therefore, be cautious for the original and only genuine
preparation from this valuable reeDr Swaynes Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry Principal Office northwest corner 9Th
and Race streets, Philadelphia.
Agents-Wm. Minor MID. corner Of Broadway and John
street. T. b. Warner 25 Bcecker, Of Minetta street,
and Sands, Church pispenssry 1873 BSweTy corner Of
land Reese and Co.. so Maiden Lame, New York; Rev. j.
Cook 76 Baltimore street, Baltimore Andrew Oliver and Coz
New Orleans; L. b. Swan, and M. Winslow Rochester, ~
y; Mrs Hayes Booklyn T. ke,ne s. Louis WnI Thorn
7eo Broad street Newark N u BENJAMIN Ods a7s Broad
Pierce, sanwix Hall, Maiden Lane Albany, New York
Woreesse @ Mass James Green and 9o worcester. Mass
Z. Hoidge, Buffalo, New York; Grant and Bockee Pough
andJ Brewer Springfield, Mass; j. Hall and Co, Boston
Mass; f. Holden East Boston, Mass; M Cohen and Co
Charleston, &. G. je19 3meodsrh
The New York herald., 1845-07-07
Price two Cents.
Hartford.

HARTFORD, July 4, l845
Eusning of the Third and Morning of the Glorious
Fourth-Ihe Fourth in this City-Ine Orator Of
the Day-Appropriate Ceremonies
The Mayor, at an early day, having issued his pro-
clamation, by authority, that fire crackers, fire
balls, or barrels could be burned in our streets,
on this national OCCASION sundry persons, too nu-
TO mention, to arrest, not having the fear
of said law before their eyes, did, with malice and
sport aforethought, set fire to sundry millions Of fire
crackers on said Mayors steps, and at a few other
public places in this cItyand not content with CIV
ing such sautes they burnt several tar barrels,
ly out Of compliment to the Mayor, and threw fire
balls until their arms ''ached" This they kept up
until three O'clock with an occasional alarm of fire,
Just to rouse out the fremen when, to have bon
hre worthy ofshe OCCASION" some wicked person
SCI he TO barn IN the south part OF the CITY,
which was consumed. A barn adjoining, was also
one half burnt. Thus the whole night was made
hideous.
'Tne Fourth went of, otherwise, very tamely, in
this city. The bells were rung at sunrise-no ma
tlonal salute was fired by city fathers and even
our State House was left unadorned with the new
and beautiful State flag which act shows the reve-
renee that our Comptroller has for the day-a real
old blue-ight federal feeling. Nothing would have
been done, except above stated, had uot number
of young and patriotic gentlemen, through whose
| veins flows the blood and spirit Of rs, determined
not to let the day ''pass off by defaut' unhonored
They therefore invited on the I'd instant, Seymour
N. Case, Esq, who year ago was the law partner
of our democratic candidate for Governor to deliver
an Grafton on the steps of the State House-but as
he in whose charge the State flag, had not re-
verence enough for the day, and for the blood split
in the revolution for freedom, to raise said flag
on the State House, they very properly adjourned
few rods east in front Of the American Hotel and,
in the stoop, from the second story, with the flag of
the United States, waving over his head, did the
the Orator of the day do justice to himself, his
try, his ancestors, and his fellow citizens. The
great audience who listened to him were highly
entertained, and manifested their appreciation by
frequent and repeated outburts OF applause. The
ladies' too, God bless them,who graced the occasion
with their bright eyes, manifested their patriotic
feelings for the orator, by the wreaths and
boquets thrown to him. For what more could Clay,
Calhoun, Webster. McDuffie, even Demosthenes
himself ask in token of the appreciation OF their
efforts.
should have mentioned before, that General Ma
than nj. Waterman presided. John W. Skinner,
Esq., was the reader of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence.
The meeting, upon the descent of the orator, who
had both hands filled with the trophies won on the
occasion, fell in four abreast, and escorted him to
his lodgings, at the City Hotel.
Thus passed off the glorious Fourth Of July in the
| city of Hartford.
The New York herald., 1845-07-07
GRAND EXCURSION " COTILLION PARTY,
TO VERPL-dNK'S POINT,
ON THURSDAY, JULY l0TH, 1876

a0l A9 The Managers Of the THISTLE BENE-
r-rIr1x1-5s VIOLENT ASSOCIATION beg leave TO an.
- n. to the members, and those who take
wishes of body Of their friends who participated
the enjoyment OF the excursons of last they have made
arrangements for Grand Excursion take place THURS
an os aa ports Ssns aesly ps l y
and - F0s Ho'' 'is Poit ioi mo .'
ofie'anton, slO6,752.
The decrease in the value Of exports for the first six
OF 1885, compared with the corresponding Pc
ed in 1884, is S7066s4 while the falling of in imports
r,cGI year will reach about five millions Of dollars
ens balance against the foreign trade of this port
exrSlSi3 was S22569,277, and in 1884, S45,5S3 529,
Is year, according to the return for the first six
"n, ans ,lths, it will not vary much from thirty mil
9ts The balance in favor of the United States in the
ladgn trade of the country in ls44 oIl this
Cur it will not vary much from ten millions if the i'm
70 cations and expectations for the last half Of the
Joltinue the the first half
The New York herald., 1845-07-07
KNAPP'S
INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.


THESE PLASTERs prepared for pains and weakness in the
back breast side limbs bruises, sprains &C., and for
astlmac affections and Group children, will in most eases
give immediate and soothing relief.
They viii also be found highly beneficial for complaints OF
the Liver, Lungs and Kidney.
Persons Of sedntay habits whose business requires them 70
stand much, who may be troubled with weakness in the
chest pain the side breast will find great relief BY wear
ing OF these Pasters
With regard the efficacy Of these Pasters nothing need be
said they with them their Recommendation and
the being remarkably low sufficient nducemen ior
those afflicted to give them trial. ,
The proprietor confident that by the and increasing de
and for these Paers the popularity which they have obtain
ed solely by their merits and the universal satisfaction
which they have gvc that they are decidedly superior to any
others in a.,
No pains spared in making them adhesive and pube
possible and rendering them free from all those objections
which Of complaint hs ordinary plaster Of the
day.
These need but trial give satisfaction de-
sired
Be and ask for Knapp Indian Strengthening Plaster and
that his signature the back OF each None Others are
genuine.
Made only by r. B. KNAPP and sold wholesale and retail at
his Medicine Warehouse No se2 Hudson street one door below
King street. New York Also for sale by the Druggists gene
rally Price IL ia and IS 34 cents each ms 2meod*rc
The New York herald., 1845-07-07

"A she ABoLITIoNIsT RUNNING AWAY WITH A MU-
LATTo FELLow.-The Norfolk Herald gives the fol-
young woman from the North said be about Is years
Of age engaged ladies' waiting maid in Of the no.
tells in that city, eopcd with likely young mulatto el-
low, waiter in the hotel and slave ofthe propre
tor This matter she managed most adroty. She call
ed on the gentleman in whose family she had previously
resided and informed him that she had left her situation
at the hotel and being dcsrous to return to her friends
at the North requested him favor the captain OF
the Baltimore, which he did and he recommended her
to the particular and attention of the captain AZ
the appointed time the lady made her appearance AT the
captains office and had herself booked Miss and
servant and paid the passage money for both. The
servant il is not necessary to inform the reader, was
he paramour at the hotel for her commerce with whom
had been discharged from her situation the day be-
FORE The slave did seek the least conceament on
board the steamer but passed himself of Miss IS
servant On their arrival at Baltimore Miss - and
servant were duly registered in the ticket office of the
Philadelphia railroad lne and departed the same morning
now probably hourshing in the character Of the
husband OF Miss -.
The New York herald., 1845-07-07
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
& ~ ~ ~
REDUCED FARES.

- u IM N II IL n IL ~ "A IN " T. M Il N l.
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
On and after 18th June, 1916:
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Tnin-8 A. NJ daily, Sundays excepted stopping
at Farmingdale and st. Georges Manor.
= Aieeommodation Tran-sh A. and 5P NJ for Farming
Accommodation Train P NJ for Greenport daily Sundays
excepted stopping jamaica Branch Hampstead and Hicks
Greenport
Frem Greenpon Depot
Boston Train daily Sundays excepted l2h o'clock NJ
or on the arrival OF the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation Tnin--At AN daily, Sundays excepted
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Farmingddle Depot
Accommodation Train ca A. NJ and 26 P. NJ, daily, Sun
days excepted for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Jamaica Depot
Extra Train IA p NJ daily, Sundays excepted for Brook
lyn and intermediate places
Manor
The Accommodation Trains stop the following places
the road, going both ways and deliver passen
The New York herald., 1845-07-07
CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON LANDS


FOR SALE.
SUPERIOR tract Of the 10 feet vein ofthe Cumberland
n Coal contiguous the Railroad, and according the
Report of Prof Johnson American Goals the Des! coal for
steam. $500 offered reasonable
Likewise II 500 of bog
meadow hemate Iron Ore also contiguous to the Baltimore
Ohio Roaroad aud the land well tmbered with Yellow
Pine Samples Of the various well the coal
be seen, aud full particulars given, by applying to
je30 3teodtrc. No. % Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1845-07-07
TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
Co. - -

E%FRESS AND IlONhtN PACKET LINE
From Philadelphia TO Pittsburgh via the Pennsylvann HAL
roads and Cnnahrough in 3s days. The above line now ~
full operation aud oilers great inducements to persons who wish
pleasant mode of travelling 10 the west.
The cars built in the most approved modern style The
boats htted every enort made
by the propreors conuce comfort and convenienc
of veers The scenery this unrvalled and te
great chain of internal Improvements well wo
thy Of being
BY this passengers avoid all the gues and dangers at
tendant travelling and the time make
peditious trip
The every morning o'clock Passengers ad
ved engage their places Phladephia Office III Phade
phia ~ of Chesnut and Fourth streets and at Nos
I3 and Is South Third sts A CUMMINGS, Agent.
Philadelphia, May IL l8i5.
For information, in the city Of New York, apply to
B. H. KNISELL, Agent for
D. LEECH K CO.'S Line West ST, N. r.
cxuN-.-