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VIRGfNIA, TO WIT: =
A i rules hidden I'm The Gle rk'a Office of the C.

VIRGfNIA, TO WIT:
A L rules holden in the clerks Office of the Cir.
II cult supt Cont and clanery county
Aeeoaar, on the sth day of Auspa. Is4S:
lhd<son NJ Ok and Frabssh A. Mock his wife, and w,im
Wsss II by L p. Pitts. his friend Ph
iAr.isst,
vepss.a Es Thomas Bs,y, Oliver Logan. Arthur Watson
and Mary ~ - wifs. William Pana
fzirAmorr Sr county
-haor de bonis Of EiIz,beth Wharton deed, Defs
- -. In Chapcsry.
The defendant vespasan Fills having entered bis appear
and given the Act II assembly and
Rules Of tbs Court and appearing by factory evidence
he is nIa1itant OF this Commonwealth ordered
the raid d.fend do apps m day Of the
Der Term of the said Go Plaintiffs
Of this be- forthwith publish
ed IA the OF Richmond, successfully posted
tie front of 81 thouse of the county
A c1py-Teste. } }. AIi.wOKrH, by,
I3-wgw. For THIS. Y. JONES. G. s. C.
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uJfhef Justice Jones recently decided. in IN important
case sorc the Superior Court Of the city Of New York
that he bankrupt law OF foreign country s OF
opeSnR legal anser Of property in the United Stnes
board OF American vesseis The amount Of proper
ivolyed in this large aud the principal
imprtsn The defendant had shipped his properly from
Egland few days before he declared bankrupt.
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UIRGINIA-At rules held in the clerk. o,lic

Of a Superior Count Of Cante tho RE hn,ond CreuH
The 9Th day Of SspsHibef, istS
John Wonbic PHn
sgains
Rshaj w. Rcansy, and other ns0s
The defendant named having his Appearance
std security seeord~s IN Ne Ai Of Aemby and the Russ
n hts Court and appeannE By satisfactory evidence that be
uhabitan Of THE Commonwealth 10 esdsssd That tic
sd dcran, DO sppcaf al the rules 10 be fr me
ssh Court the IL Monday IN Nov nbef and
u re phutG that coy order Inserted
W nerspsysf published city Of RehBoBJ of two
sousas sgcesivG ssj posted tho ou' door Capitol
10 ne ssb esy Co,,y--TeVe:
% io-wSw At' rOwBATAN ROBERTS D. 4.
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in tho clerks o

VIKGINIA AT rules held in the clerks Of
fee OF the Superior Count Of Chancery hmond
CIRCUIT the 9TH day OF September, Isis
John D. fusion, PM
against
Richard W. Reaney, and other Dehs
The defendant shove having
and SECURITY according ofAsemy Rules Of
Court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence
inhabant Of this Commonwealth: IL ordered That said
defendant do appear here TIM Ros be holden said
Court, LIST Monday IN November geIi r
plaintiff and that copy OF this order be- fohwb
Newspaper published the city Richmond
successfully aud posted the of Capitol
ss,d City. A CoPy-Tese
~ Ia-WOw row. ROBERTS, n. g.
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W lRtfiNlA-At rules held IN the clerk office
Of the Superior Count ChaBcey Rchno Nd Circuit
the sh day ~ ~ gtemtcf. 1915
The Geofra RahRoad abd Ranking Company Incorporation
IN the State Of Gtorsta. FhGs
aRafnd
Afford CIoptnp D@n
The decndant above naurd entered his appear
AMI given eeuy accnrdtng 10 the Act oC Arnly and the
Rues Of t Gown aud appearing by satisfactory svt,n,e that
We % not an ttsbasi ofths Commonwealth ordered
the aid defendant do appsar te st The Rules 10 10 bo for Inc
aCou on We H hopdny N November BIN
d Tie phnuh nnd That copy of this ordet h. forthwith
~ SINE nrTspapef published the hnrnd for two
months excessively and posted al the front doo Capitol
the faid city COpy-Tesie
o. t0--uuw NJ ma A.
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W lRtilNlA-Al rules held in the clerks oiiic,
ofhs superior cogu " CBYscry Tor the Richmond Circuit

The 9th day ~ Sri itmbrr, 1885.
William Cooke Grofge Coote IT, aud Ffsnes coose
and panne" unn'fihe a and gy' of Wdiis" cce Sons
PJfs,
against
Richard w. Reansy, AID other Drns.
dssndab above having entered his
and given srchy according the Act of Assembly Ru
Court and Appearing by satisfactory ev-ncs. that he
inhab ~ ofdrrrd That
aid de- ba do here the BE- holden the said
Monday November AMI ofi
plaintiff copy Of this odeT be-
Newspaper published The roy NJ Richmond for
ecssvey, AMI posted AZ tie front a VI ~ Capitol The sad
city. A Copy-Tesfe
- Io-wpw PownATAN ROBERTS o. e.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
LN The coPPered ship Harkaray Mic.
EEK holson. master, loading at City Point, and will
H. OF without delay. For fright apply to
CTIAs. PALMER or
se5-f = .~,...x
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JOHN V. HARDWICKE,
ME X G HANT TAILOR,

waking shoes.
FUNHB subscriber has supply Of Ladies'
fair stitched Morocco and lid Walking These Shoes
made light the Ladies IN want Of all sind. Of
fashionable Shoes will please call. JUDAH MYERS
Juel Fashionable sboc n-.I.,
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FOX PHILADELPHIA
,&N The regular packet schr. UNION. Capt
Hughes, hryng Iotiion of her hsye
qnSf despatch For balance OF freight passage spk
IN Dock
seq JAS FISHERS SONS
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JAMES LACY,
DR. n PER ND TAIL OR,

154 william street, corner Of Ann, New York,
II AS always hand select of the
II able style Of gods be found the market consisting Of
CLOTHS-EnN16A, French and American Of almost every
color, from medium quality to the finest.
CASS!MEREs-Wool Blacks. Paids Stripes, Figured and
El-stic, in great variety.
VESfINGs-Silks. satns. MarseilIes. Caahmsres. VEL
vets, &c.
&c. for balls and parties with variety Of othsr goods
Geutemen paronxng this establishment rely upon hav
ing made order in the best possible
and e,y satisfaction to quality, ht and workmanship
given.
1.-THE LOWEST CASH PRICE will be asked, from which NO
MApE and in order against bad
deb by which would be obliged pay make
for the nonpayment Of Others CASH DELIVERY will in all
cases be required.
Also hand select of Ready Made Clothing
Office Coats Pants, Vests Dress and Frock Coats &c. &C.,
reduced prices.
and trimmed in the best possible good fit warranted
ing prces-Pants and Vests 32 Dress Coats 81 &0
Frosk Coau 80 10 $n other garments in proportion.
mh16 lm*ec
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

AFFAIRS IN THE LEGISLATURES, &c The House
to-day performed the funeral solemnities over the
constitutional amendmentsthree out Of the five having
be zen rejected.
The first amendment proposing to add to the number Of
OF ay 81 nays So two thirds. The msjofity was
nafe up by the democrats present. The minority con-
sists OF the wings The natives" present voted in the
The next amendment, proposing to add to the number
o. The Chanceilers was rejected by vote Of % aye:to
eiiirma,ive The wings in the negative The natives"
pi esent voted 10 the negative.
rhe next amendment sboshng the property uusli6
cation adopt by vote Of Ill TO L.
The next amendment the state debt and liability
resolutions better known as the peoples resolutions
Il rejected by vote Of ayes 6l nays 81. The de-
mocraa voted in the ftlmative The wings and nost
he next and amendment prohibiting the removal
OF officers without cause. was adopted-aycs lee nayse
10 recon,dr one OF .he being rejected bv vote AZ a. -
fate Of the rejected may be Considered
settled Tac bill Tor the convention up to-mor
rev.
The report CT the Attorney General, in answer 10 the
rasoluoncf tae House. inquiring whether not in his
Railway Company to construct anyporon their road in
Pnnsyivania requiring vote Of two thirds Of the mem
you the conclusions he has come to. You will perceive
that he has cxtended his inquiries TO the mode proposed
for re leasing tho State loans to the company for he
ist The alterations the Of the railroad in the
amer proposed in the joint resolutions require the as
sent Of tWo.thirds Of the members elected
~. That the bill submitted to him contains povisIons
which continue alter and renew the body corporate
called 'the N. and Erie Railway Company and there
fore requires such assent and
srd That the bill makes donation to the company Of
three millions OF dollars and therefore sppropriaes that
smoun of he public monies local and private pur
poses" end requires such assent by two thirds
The sesato was principally occupied in reading bills
third time. The bull amending the charter Of the Fire
mems Insurance Company. in your city rejected.
resolution was offered, raising committee Of nvexti
cation in relation to tho loss the Swallow lies over
until to morrow do not think the Senate will move in
It, although something ought to be done
party of gcaheao intend building small stsnuer
Saratoga Lake ply thereon during coming sum
mer They in treaty tor gne aud the timber IL
s eody to be put mp into frame. Captain P. NJ Bromley
lpisin Flowers Ellis Baker, Esq and some others
" hose names do not remember aue among the
projectors.
Wiliiom Redbed, committed suicide by hanging him
~ nroE Pn rmuee. siCUctkfot rt ~ - n -
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Common Pleas.
Before Jud4e Dalv.

APRiL ll--Jamss Hamihsn W. Lent & Peters Action
of espass to damages for personal injuries
ived in collision between the psi ties; and also for
compensation for injury done plaintiffs wagon ON the
occasion. Aledged careessness pleaded for the de-
fence. Verdict for defendant.
The March term has closed.
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SDecial Sessions.

Before the Recorder Aldermen Emmans and Devee.
decenty dressed answering to the Of Isaac Allen
was placed at the bar on charge OF matreatng his wife
RscoRDEa-How may times has he struck you, Mrs.
Allen?
Mrs. ALLrN-Oh sir, it would be almost impossible to
tell how bad he does-he beat and my children. We
all Of afraid Of lives. He has struck me, oh.
many hundred times and oftener, and often lhad not
Hed, he would killed me.
Q.-Does he do any thing to support you
A.-Oh no sir, nothing at all to support us.
Q.-How long has this been going on?
Counsell4 FAY-This woman doesn't swear, your hon
or, that she was struck at all.
CLERK-Oh! yes, sir-a hundred times.
Mrs ALLEN-Yes sir. indeed; and my body 10 covered
CouNsELLoR-There's no evidence, sir, and We can
prove that this defendant is honest respectable man.
and works hard al his trade as shoemaker.
REcoRDER-Oh! Mr.. Fay he has been before US for 1t
Mrs ALLEr-On Wednesday he struck me, and took up
bench and sud have struck me with it ny son, who
is twenty years DID, hadn't prevented him.
FAYf the Court please, witnesses here for the de-
fendsnt, Mr. Patrick.
Mr.. PATRIcK called and swsrn.
FAY-Are you neghbor?
PArRcK-Not exactly-he lives in Division street and
when he prison down to see Mrs Allen at
the request OF Mr. Fox to get her to withdraw the
paint and le: him out again. that he might to work.
aced man. for he has promised to assist if I'd put
Isaac up, but now he has turned agn me.
Mrs. ALLEN-I never said any such thing, sir. He
came off the Island ABOUT November last.
Mr. PArRIcK-She says sir that if he will keep away
fom her, that she wants nothing at all to do with him.
AVID we'll do that Wen give security before Co.
Mr. Fay said there was no evidence that she was
struck but it very often the that people in that
line Of life, do get with each other and take up
benches; and appears in this instance to be consp
racy on the part Of this weman and others to put this
unfortunate man out the way.
The Counr asked Mrs. Allen If she was willing to for
give him. he would leave her. and not molest her any
mnre, and she said all site wanted be relieved
from his brutality the court concluded to suspend
tence, and accordingly discharged he accused
STEALING ALDERMAN's BooTs.-A black fellow,
named Isaac Townsend accused Of stealing Alder
mao Caleb 3. Wocdhulls boots. The Recorder asked
tn prisoner he did not know the gross mpropriety Of
Scaling Alderman's boots which he replied that
h. did no: steal them but they given him by
,hlr lad Justice Merritt that the boy had admit
ted the theft The court accordingly sentenced him to
three months imprisonment in the penitentisry.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12
Alieshania Circuit Court.


APRIL ll.United States VS.. Samuel Laemi.-Action to
recover amount OF penalty for smuggling goods. The
jury found verdict for deendant-the smuggling be
ing fully proved.
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General Sesslops

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Drake and Emmans.
JONAS r PHILLIPS District Attorney ad interim.
APRIL IL Trial Of Dauis continued-This occupied
the attention OF the court and jury the whole Of the day
and some little progress made in the Mr.. Jor
den exercised all his peculiar talent in the
hon. and badgered some Of the witnesses to the great
Of all present The evidence for the prosecu-
tion will probaly close tomorrow, Saturday,
The New York herald., 1845-04-12
SCOTT'S BAZAAR
n Dev styeet hstvg anu Rrns ~ " srd Greanw; oh
TO THE LADIES

TO THE LADIES.
MAD'ELLE FANNY GODEFROY, s4s Broadway, oppo-
M size the Carlton HGsss will open on Wednesday next the
above goods have just been received by the latest Hve
N. B-Mlle FANNY GODEFROY requests the Ladies
mistake her hous with Mrs. Godfrsy, from Division
stely estab he'd in Broadway, which has
tion whatever with hers. me lw~m
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
RARENNE GO, IA Grand street corner Of RWJoaahway
Paris will open Paris Millinery Thursday 10Th Of April jus
received by the Packets Utica and Lous Philippe.
as lwIc
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Court OF Oyer and Terminer
B. fore Judge Edmonds and Aldermen winshp and Dick

APRIL l1.-Cdse of Klem-The 2Court was occupied in
the question of the allie ged insanity o the prisoner
K,rm, charged with the murder Of the female in the
suburbs of the city, in December last.
Drs. Earle Smith, Tilton and others were examined for
the prisoner. The case stands adjourned.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

The FIRE AT TRoy.-The loss by the firc in Ri
yer street estimated at $4,000, all covered by inan
rance Kerr Norton were insured for t20 o00 f. T.
Gale sl7,oooi II. w. J. Averi 80 400 and the three
stores destroyed or injured for $4,000 eachtcsl insu
The New York herald., 1845-04-12
CITY Intelllgence.

Lower Police, April II -GaAND LARcxNr-Ofieers
Gil Hays and william Stephens arrested three blacks
for stealing FIVE pieces of silk worth $780, from the store
OF j. Rich ardson OF ITO Spring street. the 5th of
March They came into the store pretending that they
wanted to buy and alter they left the goods were mis-
sed. They were all committed.
PIcxrocKET AKREsTFp By'A LApY-At an auction sale
ia Beach street this morning. Mrs Susan Birch OF NO
fingers in the pockets Of era ladies' who present
The SALE From his respectable sppearance she could
at first persuade herself that he doing with any
evil design at last she him insert the fingers Of his
delicate right hand into the pocket Of lady named Mrs.
Caroline Clark, of l55 Spring street She Immediately
seized him and accused him Of being Pickpocket He
was immedstely detained by some gentlemen who
there and o6cers Hays and Welsh passing at the tme
called in and took the fellow who gave his
James W ilams to the Tombs.
STEALING A Trunk AND CLOTHING James Belts
arrested and committed for stealing trunk containing
clothing valued at $23 from Edward Gleason Of s6 South
street.
ILLEsAL VorIrG William Hurley last night ar
rested by M r. Evans, for mdemeanor in voting in two
districts Of the 4th ward, at the recent election He
held to bail.
Upper Po1lcc.-APRIL lI-BuRGLARY AND GRAND
LARCENY Two boys, named James Dolan and Tinsthy
Delaney and committed for burglarously
entering the Ward School No. D. the night OF the 9Th
OF April and burning quantity Of school books, and
stealing books and mathematical instruments Some of
the property was recovered from the boys.
PERJuRY-A man named James Van Ward was arrested
On charge Of perjury in swearing at the third district
c the I'm ward at the last election, that his
voted at the third district Of the 9Th ward james Van
Wdrt. He held to bail in the sum Of Sloeo.
COrORer's Once APRIL 1i.-.suDDEN DEArH.-The
Coroner held inquest upon the body Of John McGloin
the 9th ward SO years age who died hast night in
III produced by inemperance.
ANorHER,-The Coroner also held an inquest at the
house of Elk Aid. West No 2l4 West l4th street. the
died last night from disease of the heart Verdict
cordingly.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

LoNe ISLAND ROUTE TO NEW YoRK.-The line
to New YORK VIA Stonington and Long Island Rail-
road Is Tor the present suspended. daily night line
VIII run hereafter to and from New York as follows =
s,onington, and on Mondays Weinesdsyx and Fr.days
via Newpsrt and from New York on the opposite days.
Tram leaves the Depot of the Boston and Providence
Railroad at a 7. NJ Boston Transcript, .apri 10.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

~ BkOOkLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS,
CROSSING FULTON FERRY-A very neat Saloon ha :
Just been fitted up At the und State. Hoel (entance
Fables iron Eagle frames and marble
any IN th country except Bassford old Ann
TOWN. oa re eat side win fnd the Hotel 'oon well
himself 20 have it kept respectable Fer o.y.
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b y A X ID | N u

b q A K d N q
MRS. u. FISH,
1876, 1877 and l39 BroGdtCGy,
NEW YORK.
Ihe PUBLIC and STRANGERS the city respectful
ly Informed that the above have bssn fitted
perior manner, for the entertainment Of
Permanent and IrGNsiewt Boarders
The location pleasant and central busnessthe apart
ments spacious, light and airy. and handomsy furnished
throughout with furniture beds bedding &c The table
will be abundanty supplied with the best the market affords
ru1c Inns
The New York herald., 1845-04-12
LIFE PRESERVERS.

OF Goodytar's Patent Gum Elastic Compositions
WARRANTED to Withstand the greatest Of heat
and cold and not to melt soften in the 1.-THE
Ao general assortment Of goods under the
above patent. For SALE VIII olesae and retail, by
GEORGE BEECHER,
alO Insrc 100 Bro, between Pine and Wall
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

GUANO-The cargo the ship shakespeare, from Ichabee
" Late experiments England and this country prove
be equal If superior quality Peruvian For sale lots
Elk. COLLINS CO., IS South It,
Who have for sale the best authenticated work Guano al
SUGAR-33 hhds. prime New Orleans, landing from ship
- Archelaus, from New Orlesns. for sale BY
ms L. X. COLLINS co. So South 1t.
Also, the Furniture c family removed for convenience OF
saesupeb French mirror, fine forte dressing bureaus
sofas, chairs, &c.
0KOCERlEs-At itf o'clock the balance stock of gro
comprising gea.rs assortment OF articles in the line
choice wines ~ sAars, srlces. tobacco 10. &c.
Also. bv ,:shal, SOFAS 50 CHAIRS locking
glasses, lng house desks kc
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

Williom Redbeh, committed suicide by hanging him
~ upon ~ = ~ muse. ~ itCuctkot fC4t - Ftt,v
is'' he vas believed to be unering from mama poA
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THE CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

VIM. MatthIs.ssn, and I'M n ! B: Sanford,
THE PLACE for all those who wish to supply their ward
f no IS s% in s % sn S
having on hand well selected assortment Of Cloths Csss
msTss and ve.ng Of every dsgTa6 SYN; AIso
We have the condsncs that please the fas
-at pleasure will taken show styles fashion
good. those who win favor with their patronage Re
'',s' s, The place. " Fulton As5RS
GENTLEMEN.s LEFT OFF WAkDkOBE,
Eam. WI. are @ q eas their LEFT q
'ssTinE apparel into cash. .,
e.
'' q '''' residence '' ''''':'"i;sH ,,.
lins through tbs Posi- ocs Odhsrvss. VIM reesvs
SEGVNR HAND CLQrHlNG AND FURNITYRE;
cast OF Clothing and good second hand aInars Person.
to IF s 20 ws s Mse S Il, will
punctually attended TO- , b LEVY
NB-Constany ON hand seasonable assortment OF gen
temens Clothing, cheap for cash. m2s lm.rc
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
or Families Who are desrOus Of converting thsir s OF
wearing apparel into cash a,,.,,;nu =. .;, ...
s
to their advantage 70 send for the subscriber, who will
'aa at their residence BY 'pR''IFERSS IERSfEsrr WA. street.
~ with my former partners John Christian stejaeke and
hs e sn s IN s a.
ss sn With s1s :iS
and Rowsr and authority to wind up and settle The
+ ' rn upon
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

The Freight Tram will leave White Plains at A. and
thsCitv Hall at i45 r NJ, for the present ala lmm
ANNRr - PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS FOR
PALBANY-Dally Sundays excepted through
direct, att o'clock, r. M.-From the Pier he
tween Courtlandt and Liberty STREETS
The steamboat tKNlCKERBOCkER, Capt A. Houghton,
will leave Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoons,
at S o'clock
The Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain H. G. Cruttsnden,
will leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons
O'Clock.
At o'clock r. NJ. Landing intermediate places from
the foot of Barclay street
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain VIM. H. Peck. will
leave Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons.
at o'clock
dell will leave Tuesday thursday and Saturday afternoons,
at o'cik
Passengers taking the above lines will arrive in Albany
in ample time take the morning train Of Cars for the
East West.
Freight taken at moderate rates.
All persons forbid trusting any Of the boats Of this iine
without written order from the Captains or Agens. .
For passage freight apply board the boats r C..
Schultz, at the Office on the Wharf. a7rc
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

E00 REAMS Tissue Paper, assorted colors.
OOO 900 do. Wrapping do various sizes.
8 900 lbs. Straw Boards.
Printing Paper, all sizes
Also, lbs Trunk Bosrdsus received per schooner
sio IRON fERSsE 1 Brooks. y sad n Nsss.u 81.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

MACHINE FOR SALE.
MACHINE constructed for cutting, with plane, large
slips Of wood for making r nd oval boxes for which
count of its rapidity in cutting Is supposed il might be ap
led other trades 1t sold low il application
is made soon, CHARLES CLUDlUS,
az 2w%ec III W ilam strest.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

FIRE IN BALTIMoR. COUNTY learn that
great destruction has taken place in the neighbor-
the woods Several thousand acres Of wood land the
property Of Samuel Worthingtsn, David Ryder, Miss
Charlotte OWING, and ethers, burnt Monday
and Tuesday, destroying a large quantity of wood,
fencing, &C. Baltimore Patriot, .aprill0
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

FIRE IN PRovIDKNog.-The Foundry, belonging
TO the Fall River Iron Works Co was destroyed
by nresyesterday morning. The Foundry was 100 feet
long and " wide II was insured f,r Sso0o-aithc Cor.
tnouiion once 10000 The GaSrsia nice $1,000
cidsres Journal, April 10.
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

EVENING LINE DIRECT, Ms PM;
AGH - FOR ALBANY AND TROY-Dsly
~ Pier, foot Of Coytsndt ;trsst-The @ Steam
Cousndt street, every Monday Wednesday and Friday at
o'clock.
the foot Of Canand street Tuesday Thursday and Sa-
turday at O'Clock. Pm.
For Passage or Freight apply board or to c. CLARK.
at ths Office on the wharf. al2
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

Az BLACK BALL. or OLD LINE OF LIvEk-
- Regular Packet Of the 18th Of April
khr magnificent and celebrated sailing favorite pache
Phip NEW YosK brrhsn 1859 tons Thos; b. Croppe com
will sail positively ON Wednesday the 18th April
Serage returning the old country or
bending for ,heT friends, will find L their and com
Fort to aelect this unequalled line Of packets
For Of and best berths early
ko the subscribsrs, ROCHE, BROTHERS CO.,
35 Fulton street. door the Fulton Bank, New York.
a106t
,S&k AwAMTEpr shig r lHsd f'r IA s9u;&h,r. & rcr'
The New York herald., 1845-04-12

kx6R NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER-
Sk4A POULPscket OF the 2lst Aprl-The splendid and
&nfavote packet ship LvEkPOOL, l0o tons bur
chem Capt Edrdge, will sail Monday, April 2st her
.rsgnar day.
ships Of this line being all and up ards persons
embark f.r the old will fail the ad
to be derv from selecting this Line in preference
ether their capcity renders them every
comfortable and convenient than ships Of small class and
for cabin cabin and
we'll known, superior those Of other line
Of packets Persons wishing secure berhs should fail
w. Il J. Il. TAPSCOTT,
At their General Passage Office,
al2m rs South street. corner of Maiden I'M