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Foreign Irnportations.

, Lueasmoo m chts 100 18th bxs young hyson
Yea on pearl buttons 100 rolls mattng-W r. abo-5 cs
H. NJ Olyphant-gs pkgs 20 cs siks do md, W, cs
Draper Jones-lIo hf chs Tea H. S. Gsndyin do " h
!, cs snks .. a. Lemerst Co; odo A. o. A. Eend, 4
onrsJ ,,s, n o a2 pearl buttons ~ pkgs tea do lac
~ ent' ~ oo Tsp bns young hysoq M eh hysoa AZ e6
powder 10 ~ ch 400 lyb bx 100 Glib brs so bxs
wy On ols M ouchong 20 bxs ance oil so bds ra,s no
an !, d. = ch y 500 s brs tea 10 III ch ~
ch souchong 20 bys rbubarb iC cs s. n "d, oooio W
L,vraPooL- Montezuna-Ili0 10 bo,es IN l.,.. ph,.
Doose = phg beca BenJamn--3 Stone 4 Col Ne.
Nnse4 %, tnchnson Cog Lloyd-I cask Hunter-33
~ s' Wprth2 casks Baron-l bale Grace Church
ScSsf l'hirI oakey Soa-0 hbds IL NJ Alcock-8
cases kess Brothers-l0 bales w Bend W,lets-S
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Medical Card,
DOC IT II M u RR ON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2O4k Fulton str

DOCT X M q RR 8 ON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENsARY, 204k Fulton street.
Doctor Morrison continues to be consulted confdenaly
private diseases, which he without mercury
saint II diet or pursuit Recent particularly Gonor
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA cured by Dr.
M improved principles without pain inconvenience 70
the patient As the symptoms Of Structure analogous with
those Of other affections the urinary but
pncd Surgeons should bs allowed make the necessary
srnation those affected with enlarged prostate glands
suffer much injury from awkward Practi,ioners -
1ns Affection and the Ean Of evils resulting from De-
youth inducing nocturnal emissions and ut
mate mpotency radically cured by Dr. NJ pat biological
by restoring the system to healthy tone and REIN
stating original visor perfect cure guaranteed or no
NB-Dr NJ holds communion with medical petenders,
advertsng Surgeon the city See his diplomas IN his ohic
9a Fulton Letters post paid and containing fee Will
rsure medicine aud advice TO any part OF the Union
Oace soiI Fulton street Greenwich New York Optn
f,om7 4 nj. 10 10 r. NJ. daily sl6 mer
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Packets to Arrive.
posR,c OF NEW YORK. SEPT. 16.
Cleared.


$sS SSs,;ai &S'SsE LiAS:ss H,'iss
SHIP Cave iS Issreeo lsn'1 RisRaIds 0Aes
hp SS JSaI % %Mn,un f,t S;a New ossas sG,Ga
Brig svea, iswl Lofsrsn, Cowes kc Graasl ( Mn,urn
SSass: Wsa
sloop S,' Rcseius' Philips, ps'Tn Taunton sD'''A
Arrived.
Ship 1uss s s. Miller from Canton April Macao 1th Anjier
70 Tsso ,s Co r. sPSEs % Sae "a lat %
does; parted co ship Pymoaes ,aSS
from Calep!.a for BostGswhad ~ been % in q days;
mdse 10 Grnnsll, Minturn 4 co;
& ssp 1isdspGs isd e .1
S sS EEsy go miles East Of sny
Ship Georgaua Realm. from Liverpool, 18th Aug, with
Brq%s srsehsi Adams; from St Pisss MaF, and Turk.
badSs Mssss snail ss 1ss of St Thomas 10
Rshmon ma,fs Bss sisaa days from Kingston
J ssss, Ito massr Left usrave arr I'm New York
Brig Chief, Boerum, days Baltimore with corn
Brig Ava Chase days from Lubec with plaster &c. to the
Brig meda, Rowland from Mystic, in ballast, Collins
Brig Republic, Llttlefed from Mystic, in ballast Ashley
ssi R ' W rs % fsS % aas ss ss
S[s. T%ssy Ss1sr rsrsy sy Virginia
Schr Julia q Martha, Plo kham, Lu0ec, plaster.
Schr Romer. Hawthorn Lubec, plaster.
Schr Geo Warren, Foster. Matthias, lumber.
Schr Denmark. Crowell, ,sten mdse.
Schr Grandee, Grinnell, Blue Hill, granite.
Schr ! of +. DOVE, Thomaston, lime.
Schr Antilles, Thomastou, lime.
Schr Yankee, Hewett, Thomaston lime.
Schr Leo Jamison, Thomaston, lime.
Schr Wankinco, Crowell, Boston, fish.
Schr Howe Delano, New Bedford, ballast.
Schr Cordeia Eaton, Camden lime.
Schr Pennsylva Dennis, fish
Below.
One barque and brgs unknown--Wind w.
Sailed.
SHIPS Mosem Cape Towe; Lord Maidstone, St Johns NIB:
barques Claremont, Mobile; Washington, Hamburg and
others.
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l.36q less this year.

New brig CAsTos of B9swiek gS sunk in Che.psske Bay
was I!obabiy also insured
,dsn WAS seen seen of Manes. Monday 9Th nstast tow
from Boston, which had been anchor in Hers
was IN Herring Gut, 9Th instant.
Whalemen.
E m SD @ Ian, FIN Fall River pacic 10th
BAHIA July nArr Roman. shockley FIN New Bedford for
dSfea sh OIL any, not stated
ope asFas % % Of s of Cape
On Carroll Ground July 90 nga of Weham 200 bbls SPIN
aps wS. SeHE America do 200 00 'pm and cutting in sperm
Ashburton from Boston for New Orleans 9th inst lat 81 4o
red ,sns rs w, wh ri BY % wind
Foreign Ports.
DSMERARA Aug2a-In port Antarctic, Thompson, from and
TOT NHaven th Virginia. from Baltimore for Turks Island
GAMMA Africa, Aug Ain port Delaware, for Sierra Leone
MATRlTus June an port. Sophia Walker, Goldman 70 ds
FIN NYork disg provisions 70 sail 7th for Aden with
NIosrHssI Aug soArr VIM Skinner Liverpool; Sept 2,
sss sssa Tan a. " and Do Jmfs
Britain and Columbus London; Jane Brown and Albion,
d Sas a 's sp Queen. sa
dIy .d G dGawf Halifax s Aaay
QuTSfc Sept Jane Blan Lochindar Ocean, sh ore
ham; Fair Acadan, Newport Ellen Porush; Fame Ii mer
:a9 Ss N9 ad s % B
T %s%. s N9sl 9G kss
VIM Gray lm Noreaas, di's; Fabus, FIN Pemambuoo just
ST Thomas. Aug 3o-ln port Bridgeton Gray NYork for
ST JAco Cun. Sept 2-In port II Stephens for Boston,
6 DAYS susaa fer La Guayra
S 'S F,Ii, sSS;s queen
re; Thompson. Poole Ronbow Southampton; eleanor,
Aberyswh; Oceana, Cork
Home Ports.
Nf s Sc1G sds'9sd Gd i Ss Idssss sG ss'i'' RsS
Sssson SEPT f S-Ari Ametiss New York Cid ltA, Sc
Ss % Nsl,hs s@%sa,is Hrssd'GSs
srpy Rs,fpn p,ic'Ou oranO, Mail and Fame Fhad Bril-
Ms-y Ese'Ss M for
IF s AfS rS a Warren In r. hyeGm
s dcs nne ''e"'"'r', '''''''' " "'' w. '''"
NEwroRr Sept s-sd Poland, Havana 10TH Gen Cobb do;
,Bnsro H. Sept i2r Ann Eliza Fall River to load for
SIw LosDo,, Sept s l-An Atlantic Ala Norfo T.
Gs aSs s Ml aaa E' ata 5 ,sS Eys
asf grs" r1"s' tssG GE' & S.
& ktSis dsi ya ses"f t hSss' aGs
Rss.i RsS S:eE s.5S:G S: BssP AID
Cleopatra and Alexander New Haven Balance Gloucester
Cypress and Lion Boston, Col II Stevens Hartord AIbe'
wsIle w albany cid Maha Home. Moelle Mariner, Elliot,
Hobt Waln Nancy Acorn Narraguagus, st Thomas Pens.
gud President Bragan,a Rio aud Iowa Boston, Incy Ellen
~ John NB Boston Halifax: Julia Ann, and WIN Young,
providence Texas, Willes NYork; Julia NBedfod; NJ
rowc Newhuypoft M"crva, stoaiugton; Coral Hartford;
Brandyw,ne, Flushing; Herald Easpon; Matilda do and st
John, NIB Report Newport '
Dagy LTwE' pei Sept 2-Ar Swan for Orange Groves David
ret aud Emerald for Boston; John w Taylor Port Spain;
Tor Saco Leander and Bob Roy for Norwch Sg9ir
ma Tor Providence, went early this morning There IS
in--wind NEE.
hcHMoSp, Sept BAR Henrico aud Edward, Boston, cid
Nosrolx SEPT ia@xrs Belle, MeMab and Caroline, Ferris,
asn Henry Boston for a Ryer a anu
= WLmNcroN. NC Sept 8-tn Z smith, Lee New fork;
OH Cecilia st Thomas; 10th, Geogiana Currcr Nf2rh at
smhvle Larch, Robinson, do gld Pun Ihorn,forter
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcATIoN.
IfuI q. III.
Corn Trade.

The receipts OF -four since last report have been
TO moderate extent, and with good demand both for
home use and export S3 S. ST for Genesee fresh at
which the receipts taken arrival and about 600
bbs for export TO England since the arrival of the
Western The small receipts of flour may be accounted
for by the dry weather in manner preventing the mills
from running.
But few fsamples OF Southern Wheat ofering-one
lot OF North Carolina rather poor offering Saturday
at 97c good article is wanted and would command ST.
Corn-Sales OF Southern sac 55c, weight and
Jersey SIC. No Northern in market Oats heavy, the
supply having been large, and notice decline 40
Ilcts canal.-Barley 60cts.
The gross receipts of -four and wheat at Albany tide
water since the opening Of navigation, are:
Flour. Wheat.
1lxl.
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Z y NJ NJ E RCIAL.
New York, Monday :

bHANDiIs-The stock is small and prices sra e,
supported, with fair demand. j. j. Dupuy and noray
r. 20 TO so; A. seignette 81; Alex. segnete a eo
Rochelle 81 so to 81. eso - W;
qualities are very scarce, daries
not coming to coming to market carry store butnr .,
good TO prime, 10 I6cts. Prime dairy would command
iscts quick Butter OF all kinds will be too bah for
oreign markets this season the drought universal
rom one end OF the country to the other
is m ana Dutch will be in good demand throughout ali
the British West Indies.
Stt't-Comes in more freely, but still holds at high
or our shippers will not be able to ship to London
markets unless the price falls of In the
made0 twill fall of some 800 tons weight from last
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Dy Last Nights Southern Mail.

PaiApELpHrA Sept l5Below, 8 Gott, Havana: Julia
Helen Providence. Cid, Mary Ann, Newport Coffin Tar
rytown.
BALTIMORE Sept t5Arr Francona, Liverpool via Ports
do; HKeIsey Stevens, Epphema, Star, aud Maria
York; Turner lroyIdence Cora, and Stewart Albany
Indus, St Johns NF; w I King, Albany
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DIR. MARSHALL HALLS
COR PnIAI r. r. NO II O r.

nR MARSHALL HALL, one Of the most celebrated phys-
- clans in Europe the scoverer OF this valuable medicine
in his practice among novity oi Fns ana
through connen Of Europe and In every instance where
according directions produced the most happy re-
suits Il exclusively directed TO the cure Of such complaints
adsorganzation of the generatye organs IT'S
quick and wonderful such cojnss Inbecily
the that under its Influence for hall
an hour. 1t will afford decided relief those who by
early indulgence solitary habits have fallen into state Of
chronic debility. ., ,
Constitutional weakness brought by secret habit ndnged
~ by young This when too frequently INDUCED M The
limbs small Of the back confusion Of intellect iorgetiu
paptation of the heart aversion TO- society consumption
obstruction Of certain eyacuatons total potency and barren
removed by this medicine.
PHILLIP & BOYNE, Agents. Forwarded TO- all parts Of
the United States Price 81 boe-6 bottles Tor 49, sold
nj IA Duane 81. sl3 im+r
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EXPORTS FROM BosroN IN AUG. .l8i5.

This indicates the extent and of our foreign
trade in domestic cotton goods In the growing prospe-
rty OF this sort of industry at the south and west Eng
land to part her commercial power and impor.
tance wresed from her The energy enterprise of
this nation is making very rapid strides into the industry
and prosperity OF England This fact cause for
the interest manifested by that counryn the affairs
of Texas although the latter could not affect us except
in the cultivation Of cotton.
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BosroS, September II, lS45.
John y. Gough-Fire at South Boston-Iioiiis Street
Church. GuBernafortai Nomination.

BOSTON, September IL, lS45.
JOHN y. Gough-Fire at South Boston-HoAis Street
Chueh- Gu5eynaforiai Nomination.
The fall John Cough has given very shock
to his friends and the friends of temperance in our city
Deacon Grant whose proege Cough was seems to have
taken very much to heart and probably feels somewhat
se-condemned for having left him he did He is man
of so peculiar temperament that it unsafe to have
OF the drugged soda water only finds credence with a
few, and in iact however much may desire to seek
paliaves for his fall the tale of man in the full DOS
session of his being unable to have detected
trick of that kind rather too apochypha for belief
We had quite serious fire at South Boston this morn
ing between and o'clock The whitehead works
and three blocks Of double dwelling houses were en-
trely consumed and several other in the ycin
ty, more or less damaged The of the fire has not
been ascerained, though currently believed this
morning. that u was the work of incendIary Boston
has been exempted from fires of any during
the last or three weeks and began hope that
we had got rid OF them for the present but this
made very respectable beginning and will be follow
ed up, most probably, by sundry others.
Since the Hollis street church congregation have rot
clear of MIR Piepont they have been al work rettnp
the interior OF their building in fine STYLE and the re-
pairs are now almost entirely completed II makes .
very handsome appearance and will be ready for use on
the last Sunday in this month -
The nomination of Isaac Davis for Governor doas mt
exactly suit the Henshaw Greene faction that r
the unterriied being placed in the background
Sales of Stocks Mt PhiI.s,eyp,,,.
SEPT l5-.iRsT BoARp-s50o0 State S. 7ol5 % ,b, In;
Bk Tenn 38 Cam X Amboy RR IlO. = - o"ion
SECOND BoARpS2O 900 State s. sod 75i soo0 ia "a -et<
sV Che De, 'na Loan 1874 90 Schuylk Nav shs 2oy n
~ lm,ngton ing kk so5d los; 90 Grand Gulf bo5d 7H; Penn
Baak 259; II Schuyiki'l Bk tC & &D)7 - ieHH
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CorroS ExroRrnp FROM rHE uSIrEp STATES.
l,629,4DO 2Os3,756 l5l 266
The stock hand at the several ports on the lst Of
September lSi4 and lS45, were follows

The amount of cotton taken for home consumption du
ring the year was $50 oo6 bales being increase Of A.
262 bales on last year. This does include any cotton
manufactured in the States south and west of Virginia
any in that State except the vicinity Petersburg
and Richmond.
of these IL 200 we're burned in New York; 34Sl in
Charleston, and !, 300 in Savannah.
We the current quotations for this staple in this
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

and sbie INSTRUMENTATION Tbs Perkins
a t u pd91oni 80 orbes Capt McCuady Miss En-
M s9,p, Wpeh,, \ osg9od Stone Miss Harriet Welsh
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Pnascnxern Arrlxnd

CANIoN-Ship Lucas-G A Kendall l,a ,h;d
Robt NJ Olyphant. NY o"'iu anu servants
M orIeans-Mrs Iennques children and ser.
nett, Mrs Charles and son. S''''' 'acoos, HAN
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miscellaneous Record. /.

PACKET SHIPS YORKSHIRE Bailey for Liverpool, and Fran
co.'s Wheden for Havre will sail to-day l2 o'clock Let
ter bags close at halfpast II.
Comparative statement of arrivals Quebec from the lower
ports, up corresponding period in each year,
Sept; 0, lait 81 vessels, 4,O2o tons.
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('AsS WARD having been burnt out, have removcdto
store H' BROAD street, on the corner Of Stone street
Jy2oec
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

FROM THE SQUADRON IN THE GuLF-We are in
depted TO the Philadelphia Chronicle for the follow
ing letter, from an officer on board the steam frigate
Princeton, dated
80, PtssAcoLi Sept 8 1s45.
The United States ship Princeton Comno oiore Freder.
lex fnsie rs now under way, steaming, bound for We
"a Cruz She has Lieut. Biddle board as bearer of
dispatches This ship has been chosen in
oil her ability to do business with despatch The sailing
vessels have m.de, lately very long passages-the
winds In the gulf having been very light during the
summer The Princeton arrived here from Philadephra
with coal bunkers full and ready give battle to
an enemy at moments notice. She was in complete
h LOT active and efficient service. How different the
steamer Mississippi That vessel expended in getting
" s port from Boston, two hundred and sixty tons OF
e anu cannot be got ready at least te DAYS
& n IA consequence of the difficulty of obtaining coal
her ae ensacola navy yard and the distance snip of
~ i iie VI water has TO anchor from shore The fol-
Lowing ships of our gulf squadron are in IRIS barbor
EIag ,ga,e mississippi ifigate Potomac soops of war
rha cr y. NARY and Saratoga, and the brig Somers-
are in MI VI sll the ships enjoy good health and they
auarters ,nr o. nsn.ing order We exercise at general
arc anaa an hour every other day, and freque1tIy we
ie practising with heavy guns al ,aryat onr
,h ana PROVISIONS are kept full and all the vessels of
le SQUADRON are ready to sail at moments notice =
The New York herald., 1845-09-16
GROSS, Specific MIXTURE-For the

CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE-For the of Go
- Geets Structures, ard Analogous Compants
We Civ. quacki recommendations TO deceive the public
The prophet challenges single Of gonorrnre
be brought ia which the Mixture will effect rapid cure
uader a forfeiture If 500
For sale at Dr. w H. ORS l9a Broadway, opposite
the Franklin House ST 1m*rrc
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DIR. HULL'S TRUSSES
IND ARDOMLNdL NLPPORTER.
.ss.NND REV RID

sNHE superiority Of Dr. Huls Instruments all others
acknowle edged y the eminent Physicians IN Eu
rope and America. Office Vesey street, Asor House.
female in attendance in the ladies' department. lm+m
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Also llo,yo7 mnots Wheat; 1859 mnots and bushels
Pcase.
The price of wheat in Iowa is downward We
peneVe that II only commands 35c. cash, and mer.
are not anxious to purchase even at that price
eisarh mat large quantity for which pre- prices
nave been reused stored in expectation of an advance
what doubtful, at present.
western as tna the wheat crop throughout the great
than that Of last year ''ee Pe' 'o"' "'o's
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

oL. -, american Provisions.
sisi Mes' siis Prime-the market however closed
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NJ A r T M f H E R AID
rIovcments OF the steam ships,
Packets to Sail.

LIVERPOOL.
Yorkshire, Bailey, Sept. l6
q ofWest, Woodhouse, Sept 81
Sheridan, De Peyster, Sept. 26
PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Bunting, Sept. 20
Mediator, Chadwick, Oct. l
Switzerland, Knight, Oct. 10
HAvRE.
Francois |, Wheden, Sept. l6
l.. Philippe, Csstoff, Sept. "a
st. Nicolas, Pell, Oct. l
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is, le45.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept Is, s45.
number OF our military companies turned out to-day
to escort into town the Harrisburg Rifle corps arriving
here visit The day is fine, and everything favors
handsome display. have or two OF the CON-
panes composing the escort, and they look well
The Court OF Quarter Sessions crowded to-day in
consequence Of the interest felt in the trial of some Of
our fire rioters The crowd however, was disappointed
ior the trial was postponed.
There is nothing Of importance occurring in local
matters Mr. and Mrs Kean appear in the Gamester at
the Chestnut tonight and crowded house expected
portion Of the Of the u s. brig Bainbridge ar.
rived at the Navy Yard yesterday afternoon in the
fifty days from Bahia bringing with them
III irons, number of the Of the vessel charged
with piracy, in being engaged in the slave trade Lieut.
Walker the Bainoridge has command and he brings
the prisoners by authority OF hr 1yier u s. Consul
Bahia. An examinatopis is 20 be had to-day.
Transactions in stocks were light to-day and there
was slight falling off in prices State fves receded
Wilmington Railroad remains about the as on Sa-
turday schuylki Navigation fell off last quotations
Sales OF Stocks at Boston.
SEPT. 3FIRsT BoARpl5 shs Boston Wor RR li6sf: %
do li6s; Eastern RR lef; do IO7 90 PcrtaDd, Saco
971s do 94 IS do boil 80 Merchants nk i6o do
Great Falls Nanuf Co 3i2la $50 Island RR 65,s IS d. 65
q Nor Wor RR 500, 50 do bom 70; $50 Wilmington RK
l5's $1,000 Massachusetts IS l03lS.
SECOND BoARD-I0 shs Concord RR e5ls; Western RR
s7sa; 20 do bo3d s71s; 200 Nor s Wor RR bolm TO-
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BOUT ten Acres of Land in a fourshing village Is
miles from the city aud quarter Of mile from the
Railroad, which hotel dwelling house store several
out houses, and superior bng all well finished ard will
doubt excellent Also aDout thirty acres
the above through which the raiwa passes For par
culars, enquire of q. l.. PRIDE, II Wall st.
al lyyfc
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~ j. BATE removed their establ shnent Nol02
=. Maiden Lane where they have sale large and well
assorted stock very Drilled Eyed Needless Liner
ck Salmon Trout Bass Rock and Black Fish Hooks Fishing
Rods Reels Grass Silk and LAX Lines Silk Worm GutFlies
Snes and Fishing Tackle which they are
able TO sell on the most liberal terms.
AM lmsm ~
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

~ CANAL STkEET.-Cure of Coms, Bum ons, &c-
~ Mons and Madame Bernard respectfully inform the pub
iic that they have from No 0 Canal street. No SO
opp6s M That they still continue to the feet
for many Europe and in this country they are TO
produce numerous certificates from the celebrated phys
cans oi Europe, well from Boston, Philadelphia
New York, 88 Canal ST. NJ lms
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AM now deve best Peach Orchard and Red Ash Coal
screeaed aud free carriage from the yard following
prices lowest the namely. Broken Egg
and ,tove 81 25 81 75 sn per ton with
zo cents oil taken from the boats. Coal Yard Of King
| and Greenwich streets. PETER CLINTON :
ell lm4rc
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IIANFC. HAhFS.
S5 Anthony ST., e Doors from broadway.
lanes HANLEY the only Pupil of Sebastian Erard, Of
London ad Paris calls public alton his stock I'm
proved Patent Double and Single Action Harps including his
celebrated ca Grand Gothic with Metallic Vi
brating Basaes, &c. Sc.
James Hley has been honored with the testimonials of the
President of the United States the American Ministers
Courts Of London and Paris Professors Bochsa Avas Chat
erton Ho and others from private individuals Of
Distinguished music i talent.
W Observe, s. Anthony street. doors from Broadway.
u HARRIS KEPAlHED. Strings, &c. sl2 lm%rc
The New York herald., 1845-09-16
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, AND JAPANNED
WARE

THE Subscriber has just received from his manufaetoya
Il large and splendid assortment of Grandoes, Gilt,
Broaze and vi yer, med with fine English Cut Drops
Also superior quality OF Solar aud Lard Lamps
paterns with Cut and Plain Shades Chande contain
ing aud lights, suitable for parors Churches AID Ho.
tells. Also large Of Gothic iannorns for Halls
with Cut aud Stained Glass which he will sell wholesale
and retail at reduced prices.
JOHN w. MORGAN,
l5a Fulton street, East oil Broadway
EBOn hand % dozen Of the Doric Lamp, Camphine
df superior make finish, very low price au7 m+fc
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M w | s r.
NJ w / 5 E
OPTfCIAN FROM GERMANY.

T.. BARRY, Artist in Hair No. Ii6 Broadway.-Wigs
"A. and scaps the yeatiatng and Gosssner
approx mating oany manufactured the
raj head oihar Toupees, Piats Bands Seams aud Cus
cheaper than any other house the city The trade supplied
aces Bracelets Watch Guards, Rings, Flowers, Earrings
an2 Inn me-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-05-13
nN the petition Of John and Charles Bruce, o
II Jersey civ nrauing for the exfensian Of ia

.nN the petition Of John and Charles Bruce, Of
~ Jersey city, praying for the extension Of a pa
tent granted to them for an Improvement IN SHIP
biscuit and cracker machine for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place on
the 18th day Of March, 1886 ~
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, on the first Monday in Septembe!!
next, at ~ o'clock M; and all persons IRE notaed
10 appear and show cause, if any they have, why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published IN the
Union, United States Journal, Constitution, and In.
telIiecncer printed at Washington the Sun, printed
al Baltimore; the keystone and Sentinel, printed At
Philadelphia; the Journal of Commerce, printed at
New York, and the Post, printed at Boston, once a
week for three successive weeks previous to the rst
Monday in September next. - la Il
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. S--Edtors Of the above papers viii please
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent Office, with
a paper containing this notice.
MAY 13--w3w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-05-13
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
GEoRaE w. Dorr, Lieutenant in the Navy, pict
VIM. A. Jones, resigned
DANIEL DoBBINs, (reappointed) Captain Of cut-
ed.
JOHN NoRvELL, Attorney United States for dis
trict Of Michigan, vcs George O. Bates resigned, 70
take effect LIST June, l645.
CHARLES q. HAMMOND, Collector at Detroit, Mich.
igan, pics Edward Brooks, resigned.
SAMUEL c. WHIrE, Surveyor at Accomac Court
House, Virginia, pics VIM. Watson, removed.
CoRRKcrIoN.--In our paper of last evening We
published the name Of Joseph Binda, consul a
Venice, a. removed. Il should have been Alber
Dabadie, removed. Mr.. Binda is the consul al
Leghorn. at