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crusade which he 10 bent on wsgibg.
Our readers know our views about this matter, We
hold that this thing Of slavery ought not 70 be dis
cussed in the public prints and we have heretofore
given our reasons for that opinion. We will not
now reiterate them.
Mr. Clay told US he was sensible his paper had
not been conducted as il ought to have been. Does
this number Of the True American promise any
reformation II seems TO be marked by the same
qualities that usually characterize Mr. C.'s produc-
tonsboldness of denuncation, and utter defiance Of
mankind. Let Mr.. Clay remember that there are
other people on this Garth that have hearts and feel
ings ds well as HIMSELF and, above all let him learn
that the best and surest way to have his own rights
and feelings respected, is to respect the rights and
feelings of others.
II Is easy to defy foe. Mr.. C. M. Clay can no
doubrdo 1t with much GOODNESS an Kcntuckians
usually do. But to turn cold ear to the counsels
Of kind friends, who feel (and he must know it) q
deep sympathy for his sufferings and an ardent at
tachment to him as a man, exhibits trait of charac-
ter for which none can feel any possible respect.
Let not Mr.. Clay suppose that we are now rec
ommcnding any acts of violence. We utterly dis.
claim il. We are the advocates of calm, orderly,
deliberate proceedings, to protect ourselves against
great public nuisance, it has been found by the
Judicial tribunals of the county. Weare no lawyer
and do not know how is the way to abate nui.
| sance.
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BELGIUM.

bELolQM
The POTATO caoP.-According to the report Of
special committee appointed TO examine the pota-
to crops in the vicinity Of this city, there 10 little or
no chance Of saving even small portion Of them.
The malady is attributed TO the sudden changes in
temperature, particularly in the month Of July. The
committee state that all the potatoes which in
fected in their stalks should be Immediately dug
up, otherwise the roots will soon become injured
also. They recommend government to pass law
prohibiting the use of potatoes for the purpose Of
distillaton
1876 sacks of potatoes were sold on the 2Oth,
at the market Of Bruges, at from to 10 francs per
sack.
BRussELs, Sept. 2l.-The new project Of law
relating 10 provisions was voted yesterday with two
amendments. One RENTS the tonnage duty on
vessels bringing cargoes Of potatoes of good quality
and the second authorizes the government 10 reduce
totally remit the duty on cattle and other pro-
visions not mentioned in the project Of law.
AIR. l. Until June !, le46, the following will
continue to be duty free; Wheat, rye, barley, buck
wheat, maize, beans, and vctches peas, oats, oat-
meal Of all kinds, potato-meal and similar sub
stances, vermicelli, macaronl, semolia, potatoes
and rice. The government, moreover, will have the
power, for the same term, to remit, totally par
tally, as they may judge fit, the import duty on
-four, and on cattle, and all alimentary provisions
not designated in this clause. On the above articles
weighing duty 10 confines per 100 kilogrammes
will be levied.
Arr. g. Until June !, 1886, there will be granted
remittance of the tonnage duties on the importa-
ton of potatoes of good quality and declared to be
in consumption.
Arr. 3. Until June l, 1876, the export of buck.
wheat and potatoes is prohibited.
Arr. 4. Until June l., 1886, the expectation Of
| the following articles is prohibited: Wheat, rye
barley oats, the farinaceous portions of potatoes
peas, beans, vetches, and grots, or oatmeal Of all
kinds.
ART. S. The government may, moreover, pro-
hibit the expectation of four bran bread, biscuits
and all kinds of grst. II may wholly or partly re-
move the effects of articles and 3, well the
prohibitions established by virtue of the present
| article.
Arr. g. A supplementary credit of two millions
of francs, for relative to provisions open
ed for the budget of the Minister of the Interior for
l645. Before Dec. 81, lS46, special report of the
measures adopted, and the expenses incurred, will
, be laid before the chambers.
Arr. q. The present law will come into force on
the day after publication.
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MEXICAN SCRIP FOR SALE.

A BOUT $500 in Mexican scrip, bearing per
IA cent. interest per annin, and payable in seven
ready due, for sale by the present holder, who is
about 10 remove to Europe.
Offers received until the 25th of October, ls45
addressed to p, No. 800 Broadway, New York.
This is good opportunity offered to capitalists
to make safe and profitable investment.
Oct 7--tf
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TO THE FRENCH.

"A N American gentleman wishes to obtain board
"A in respectable French family in this city.
References to character given and required. Terms
must be moderate. Letters directed to J. M, box
l39, will meet with attention.
Oct. SIS
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The "Gentworth conspiracy" and the facts con-
nected with it, are too well known in this commu-
nifty to require any calculation from W. Everybody
remembers that in 1910 foul plot was entered into
by certain individuals Of the wing party in New
York. to defaud the ballotbox in that city, at the
presidential election then pending. Everybody re-
members the success of that plot, and the names
of the parties who figured conspicuously in its re-
voting details. 1t is sufficient for present pur
pose to say, that the most stupendous conspiracy
against public liberty detected and exposed to
the public indignation; and that the Recorder of New
York was honorably instrumental in uumasking those
wholesale vlanies. Whether, in the act Of wrest-
ing from the cuprt the damning evidences Of guilt
he kept strictly within the line of duty prescribed
by his judicial obligations, we do not feel called
upon to decide.
1t is enough for U.S. that the statements made pub
lie at that time, which the wings denounced so flu
riously and which the Advertiser refers to in his
paper Of yesterday, were furnished by the officers
Of the law, and in discharge of what they deemed an
act Of duty to the public Now, admitting, for the
sake of illustration, that they mistaken in their
ideas of duty, and that the Recorder committed an
error in sezing the Glentworth papers, is there any
parallel in the to that of an individual elonous-
ly breaking through locks, rushing into the sane
uty Of closets and bedchambers seizing hold Of the
confidential letters OF men and women, and publish
ing them TO the world, with no motive of public du
ty to excuse the acR
But we do not intend to enlarge upon this subject.
We prefer rather to refer our contemporary to the
opinions Of the northern press-whigs and demo-
crats--a few examples of which we have thrown to-
gether in another column, for his edifcation Per-
haps careful perusal Of these opinions may enlight-
en- him the subject of the location of shat foun-
tain" whence our notions of moral obligation were
drawn.
We add but word in reference to the "Clay
letter." Whether it was copied into this paper or
not, we have no recollection, and we will not take
the trouble to examine Before it reached here it
had appeared in the northern wing press with de-
fences and explanations; and was copied by u.s. if at
ALL not matter of news but for reference and ar
gument.--.Mobile Register.
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T,o STUDENTS OF MEDlCINE.-Disse'''s
Il instruments can be had Of ,,eo
Oct Sim Corner Of l4th and ssFcea'
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TRANSPORTATION OrrIcE,

~ Transportation OFFIcE,
BALTIMORE AND Ono RAILROAD,
Washington, Sept IL, 1645.
NOTICE.--On and after Monday next, the 18th
~ instant, the through fare in either direction,
between this city and Baltimore, will be 81 go; and
at the rate OF cents per mile for intermediate dis
tances. By order,
sAML sTErTINIUs, Agent
Sept. l2--lm
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DARIS MILLINERY.-will be opened on Fri
il day, the 10th Of Oct, at O'Clock, a. M, at Mrs
8. PARKER'S, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 10th streets, splendid assortment Of Paris
millinery and fancy goods, for the fall and winter
Oct. T-6t
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Drawn numbers Of the
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, CLASS b..
Drawn Ilth October ISA5

Drawn numbers Of the
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, CLASS B.,
Drawn l1th October, 1S45
60, 4, IS, 81, SO, 10, SO, IS, Al, 90, Is, 81, rs
%, 60.
$30,0OOl
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 40, for I645.
To be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday
October 10, ls45.
CAPITALS:
S3oO0O-Sl0, 000-S5 900 S3,317-2prizes of
S2,5OO-4 Of ,000-l0 Of 81 $4,000 of
$500, &c. &c.
Is No lottery-12 drawn ballots.
Tickets only sl0-Halves S5-Quarters % SO
Certificates ofpackages of 25 whole tickets $3.50
Do do 25 half do 65
Do do 25 quarter do 30 so
$4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class Al, for 1645
To be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on SATURDAY.
October IS, l645.
PRIZES:
s25,0Oo-sIo 0OO-s4 ,OOO-s3 ooo-S 900
III prizes OF 81 ,OO0-l0 Of s50O-10 of S4OO, &c.
Sc number-12 ballots
Tickets slO-Halves $5-Q Quarters a. SO.
70 10 DO % half do IS
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of
packages IN the above splendid lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention. and an official account OF
each drawing sent Immediately after il is over 10
oil who order from us Address
J. g. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Oct lS-diftd Washington, ID. G.
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lately commenced at the works Of ]. Hodgson &
Co., Toxteth dock, Liverpool.
The principal owners are Mr.. Thomas Sands
Captain Thompson, Of the packet ship Stephen
Whitney, and Messrs. MrTear and Hadfeld. Hel
dimensions are-length Of keel, 1873 feet; beam, Sc
feet depth to main deck, 90 feet ditto to spar deck
feet inches; tonnage, old measurement, 984 tons
new measurement, 1917 tons; her engines will be
Of l60-horse power, Grantham's patent direct-ac
ton principle: and the screw to be employed is thai
patented by MIR. WoodcroA, in which the pitch can
be increased or diminished, as may be desired
After providing the requisite space for the en-.
gines, about twenty-one days COAL and ample state
cabins for sixty passengers she will still have room
for upward Of 1000 tons measurement. The form
Of the vessel is well adapted for the object intended
and is expected to steam seven or eight knots with
out Sails and, though lightly spared she will, nc
doubt, be very fast sailer.
PosrAeE.-By treasury warrant, published in
the London Gazette, it is ordered that newspapers
British, foreign colonial, passing between British
or colonial and foreign ports, and through the Brit
ish post, to pay 3D.; if not through the British post
Id. Such papers passing between places in British
North American or British West India colonies. tc
pay uniform inland rate Of Id. Each supplement
TO be charged as a separate newspaper, whether en-
closed separately or not. No newspaper, price cur
rent, or commercial list, shall be conveyed by the
post, under the regulations of this warrant unless
the shall be sent without cover, on in cover
open at the sides, and unless there be writing
mark upon il except the name and address of the
person TO whom sent
The Huddersfeld subscription for the Quebec
sufferers, money and clothing together is upwards
Of 81 500.
Donald Ross, Highlander, who was employed
as special messenger during the rebellion OF l745
died on the Odd ult, at Kiltearn Rossshire in his
hundred and sixteenth year. The veteran enjoyed
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
New stock Exchange.
State Of Trade.

AfHEs-Poss are improving. We quote new at 81 l2},
end old at 81 Pearls are steady at 81 664 81 62t
BESswAx-frms yellow, Of all descriptions, sells as
wanted 1t 293 s0c Tho demand is rather limited
BREApsrUyFs--SouthsTn -four continues at 81 TO- and
Genesee at 50 6S2.
CoIros-rh market presents the same features, and
the sres amount to 1900 bales chiefly to exporters al
though few parcels wsre token on speculation.
HAY-Sales OF common qualities Of North River bale at
a7ac 4a, The receipts continue quite large.
SUGAR-Soms small lots were sold at auction; Is hhds
sold SO S7} for 100 bs 80 do at So 90 al Sc
IS; IS do at 50.
Drudge casks inactive but we still quote
% cents, Western and prison bbls are held at % asl
New YoRK CATTLE MARKET, April 2l-At market sl0
Beef Csttle; 65s from the South 100 Cows aud Calvss
and 900 Sheep
PsIcEs Bear CArrLr-A steady demand without change
10 prices. We continue retailing sorts at a$7 Lsf
over IS
Cow, AND CArvrs-An tsken at sl4 $a4, with few
sHKEr-we continue at 81 IS 10 So so a "a.
HAy-5e 66 csnts per cwt
TEA-.4t t.auction-Imported in III. ship Watcher
York. 70 be made satsfactory 10 Ie sellers '''
Hson-oo chests at Is ib 2o 2b bexes 5 30 Glib
Young iiy.onc half chest. 50. y do do s, Is DO
81 81 sS Do sss hsf i'es sS nd
il, e1; 1s T. q .sx Is do %. 81, 100
ss do So each ssib boxes 81 So half chest,
mpeii-25 half chests so cases each isb bxs 81 4o 10
hs,f chests and d. u cases cas- withdraw 80.
fwapss,sss fow ssas sIf s,f sbs:;: sSss g. a. 100 90 ss IN
ooons7 half chests &c. a do 4' II do 49, 50 do 81 ss' do
ch.s. :o as do and asl half do 20, 81 ches
N aeIee@ao nag half chs.s ss 40 ch.,. sl lao do withdrawn
a in s ot ,o O. 60 Dc s. 50 do 81 - do a SO
Rsaz t.TArr duciion All ths, 10, Of land south sid.
Of Liberty SO feet from souhes corner William
2h feet 'front.' 2 ear ss f deep sde 81 ssd the other,
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PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL "a.
Clen red.

ships Liverpool Elj'idge !v rpoo Woodhul Mintnms;
Wabash Hathaway, New Orleans Frost Arch.laus,
boue. DO. VIM Nelson Marianna, Philips Apaachicoa,
Post Phillips; Cahsrne; Gerry, Charleston, Geo Suucn-
oiss sa Gonvs Lnr'ng Lsshorn rhilp, CO; Republic
man. kingston Jl Banker Place; James Samuel 5omns,
Richmond, L SicCready X Co; Homer, Keet. Boston :
sioop New Haven, Jones' New HayenBarge Grampus, u
Neil, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vulcan. sleGht do.
arrsvsu
Ship Tarolnta, Smith, from Liverpool, Mch I5 with mdss,
70 " y Gnswold and Thomrson. sailed in co. wit
ships joan mngs and Amercan for New York. and Gov
fields Of ice; 10Th inst lat 4s Ion ST. several large ice
bergs
Ship harlsson Brown days from Charleston with cotton
to Geo Bulkey.
Danish barque Achilles. Lorenzea. from Hamburg, and ds
from Falmouth with mdse, to order.
Brig Emily Perkins, l3 days from Maysguez Pr with mo
lasses, to mater.
Brig Macon. Hayden days from Savannah with cotton.
order
schr Harriet, Burns. 80 days from New Orleans with moas-
schr Savannah Too,hae days from Machias with spars
schr JASPER. Nickerson days from Boston, With mdse
master.
schr Comea. Bumpus days from New ord, with OIL
to mas'er.
Sailed.
Ships Houqua, Palmer and Geneva Drnker. Canton New
York. Chopper and Ashburton, Huttles0n Lverpoo Suy
Thompson. Have; Russell LaDphar Hamburg; AIosto
yaIa; A,vsm, New OIlsans Nance. Mobile; Edwin, and
leans Henry Lisbon: ST cloud Londonderry;
Csharne lSw) Stetn Amphion stock holm Eperver
and kolla, New Oreans brigs kza st Crox Peter Demi
and Carolina Savannah and orhn: About hundrd
ses Outward bound which detained by the weather
several days past were going down the Bay time
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- A. ~ NM w iuN
FOR FEuR YEARS.

About Of the quantity OF cotton manufactures
Great Britain The importaons Of cotton manufactures
into Braz for ls42, were valued at $ 559 OF which
$06466S came frem Great Britain. This trade gives
very great outlet to British cotton manufactures and the
course the govenusnt of Great Bruin pursuing in
relation to slave grown sugar will reduce their mpora
nations which they will not be very ardy in securing.
Tue commercial treaty between Great Britain and Brsz
ceased in july l842 but the British claimed
notice OF three ears. which expires july ls45 II is
pnrculary unfortunate for Great Britain that this treaty
expires the restrictions upon the sugar Brazil
viii have very great Influence in preventing the forma.
ton OF new treaty upon any terms. Nothing short Of
permitting the Of Brazil to enter the ports Of Grcat
Britain upon as favorable footing those of any other
country, will reconcc the government Of Brazil The
government Of Great Britain cannot abandon the policy
IN relation to DETERMINATIONS between the productions Of
slve and free labor which it has adopted aad therefore,
look upon commercial upture between the two coun
tries which cannot be remeded The United States will
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
Foreign I'm portatIons.

Li,sprooL--ship Tafolnia--2 pigs S,ott Newbold
"A Baikley, Graham Z col Fed'er-6 Herry Bsys-a
Bekuso Wycko1-i Thos Hunt oo--2 Corning, Horlei
L COL KichaId.oa watson-s Cameron X Brand, Pa on
x Smith, Ihurgar colo pig iron w Me, d
80 coal 800 sacks salt 10 600 fire bricks 95
S.ml Thompson--sundry pigs to order.
HAMpuRoBarque Ache6 bales mdse 1850 plates spelteT
Schmidt a voge!-i pkg U Navy Agnt.23 Lc.schisk 4
q ows, Wadswortn * cot 4 Des Ars- y Goldschmidl
Il co-6 NJ Peyser co.'s 4 Grunenhal3g Hendricks Bros
= "A Nnnng-l Victor X liuckwitz-6 Oppenhe.Tn b
co--l2 q AS A NJ wue-s II kaser-ia Brethauyt-l
n r. Coddi stoa-5o0 % n Gi-in--i Il Feder-4 Bulke,
Or ham cot w Gcsse col Boufry dIyernois co..
u Il Nard-2 Fond. .nthal-2 W iiunierio w Van s. h,
-2I 4 II Niais-i2j y Wisncke-9 Moz X Potx-l Spies
thsst n CO. % order.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Shipmasters and Agents,

We shall favor il Captains OF Vessels will give
RopERT SiLyEr Captain Of News Boas, report o.
The shipping left at the port whence they saedths vessels
ewsapers or news they have Agents and Corespon-
in home abroad will also confer faysr by sending
MS Office any Marine Intelligence they may receive
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
uon,osf1c tInDOIfnTIons.

NoBv-Ship Noraan-( Reported esterday )cO bales cot
ton a aver-is, DO iersss-2Ls Stacy-ssJ Lee-it
Van Sha SEX Adsmss3 Soutsr Bros-233 Fox Livingston
Collob & issn b,les hides Spear VsnderhofO dc
ms. Cleveland & Danorth3 so bales Gotten and do skins
order.
lsg M.css 20 bags ganuts % bales cotton Js.
WoodlS d. smith Ms co--30 Burritt u Johnston-I
Iaft--3 y * X Grsyss-A Mr. Howiapd 10 Macy u Iio.
deJqe-6 cks rice Doric2 hhds old iron Bsconl
Boa II Thomson 1kAA .-.--
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
WHEREAS this day, d..'ardy scoundrel went about
Pe,at,snre Psimos Theatre his ev,alig henbv offer
te above reward person who will prove ectorly
the peIle.ratof Of this dhonest and unprncipsd act
ralmos Theatre, April %, lst4 spslrc
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
Correspondence or the Herald.

Z
SAVANNAH, April It's ?. M.
Arr Gazee Allen Psoyideacs Dover Msss.cs Havana
from do Emslios Ellis from Bucksport; Erato Swan, from
New Oieans Anrars, Hatch, from Bath; Tamsde Curt
Commerce, Sho Susan Jare Stanwood and Adene Lins-
from Portlsnd Tscum,sh Hanson from Boston Suiana
for Wilmington, ldg.
Cid Carlos, Mauran, Boston.
Sid Baldwin, Dssse. NYcrk; Henry Jenkins Lightburn
Wet Wt Indies; Eliza Warren wymap Bath, Me-
The Dover Capt Messsck arrived here this day from Havana
She brings letters the 10Th inst which say there has
change worthy OF notice since the 3th inst
RHODE ISLANDER OFFICE,
. NEWPORT, April 10. 1885,
l1th sgsanna Phebe Bassett, Dghon Richmond;
leh Henry Burt Providence; Washington Calais: Rienx
for this port and Fall River.
Cid 18th, Martha, Clifford, Pacific OCEAN.
miscellaneous Record.
CoMMERcE OF THE PORT OF New YoRK-For the week
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

Lake Ports.
sss eassss yi'sa
Ss'iss s
eur~r W0lysrme 3 h1Ion Burlington Niagara GIsvoa
"eads eln%Sa and aa.on Bao Cid Royal Tas f
xmsca and cos5. Suc. a An'"0''h Sanda'hy
Home Ports.
S.:i5s.. Apai AII Balloon. swsssssi. NYoii; VIM &
PoarsMouTa. April i7~Ar Gen Warren, Davis Philadel.
GIouoEsrER. April is-Au Forture Coombs. NYork for
Saco
.a and Ap win B SBs BSs!e for s
HsIME: ToIE xsIil isAr Rsteeca, staples. fhisdspha
81 f. Sssfs
%a aki;g'' s ia Se ss
A ss' sss Hsssi Mansfield St
S.;i;Ss5 j:: fs.Ss.S Js s
ss;$S h.'iS;S Ss ssssSss SssssAs, i5s
c,I H.I,isd c.lsssa ;Jlh Ssx: ao.,..
X. CT gS:n s
L Pd
m B,Sya Hunt sasI%sa NssdIsIa xs;S5 Ss;;S
SnSsy 70 ms1s &
ys tss sy:ssI. 81 Ss;sJ:
WAsHINaroN NC. April l2-Arr Psmplico, Fuford. and
Washing,en Gaskil West Ind es; ih, Martha n Fowe,
Eqlford do ASre Dunba Be;op; l7th Pamplico Fuford
CHAnLEsToN. April lsArr susaInah, [Br] Chapman. Glib
ral,ar. CID Leo old O'Donn.l DAVIS, Bordeaux.
,AEALAenlcoLA, Apr! PAR Pacific smith Havana; Eli
skolfed skoeld Boston; Tmoecn Bliven Nassau; faa-
Bayoa Proyidence; Ashland, Bradley. New Orleans
Higgins, and Mary KimbaI Grsg9fy l,verEool M?yfOwer
York; Olof Wyk Haym.n and Milo Grace Boston: Agenor
Apdros Bamor STAR Wilson st Narks Lion, Henry and
Harp, Gator, Mobile.
MosME, Apr a1Ag g. Hannah Kers lBrl Mckinley, Liver
NEw ORLkANs, April i3.Au Montpelier, s.ackpoe, Cam
dep Ne; Am,lio a. Span sus, Barceo9a Cid Mamora,
Hom,n Iiyerpoo John HOLLAND. Fsnds5son Bremen; yiek.
Singer. and Andrew Ring, Thuow, NYork; Isaac AsEton,
Tory MarseiIes Oberlin Bray, Boston; Deyonshre B
Velasco, Barnes, Port au Prince.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22

lRELAND-E, Cha~cery

A RChER CLINTON, Plaintiff; PETER BRoPHY, and
curing day OF November last require ali persons
ying charges ncembrantes affecting the personal estate q
JAMES MEAsHER, deceased, In the pssdugs mentioned,
late Of Bush Lane the city Of London, rchan who died
Jorlusy in The Cousty of Down about the LIST April
1870 aad all egatees of kin Of the ssid
before me a5 ny chambers Inns Quay Dob on or before
claim their and make their kindred otherwise they
will be- pecuded from the benefit Of said decreesDaed
EpwD LITToN.
PHILIP LAWLES3, Sole for the Plaintiff
ao5 CT Brunswick street m25 apsG22 3tsrc
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
Died.,
OleOy
t., ofhamorrhagc OF the lungs, DA

On Monday. 2lst nst hamorrhsgc OF the lungs D
vIp T. WILLIAMS, in the 37h year OF his age.
The relations and friends Of the family requested t.
attend his funeral Wedneadsy afte Aoon inst at
o'clock from his late re esidsnce, 66 Oliver street.
On Friday the l0 inst suddenly at South East, Put
nom CO., N. Y, E.xABErH wife Of Ichabod Marvin IL
Goth year Of her sge. Newark papers please copy.
On Monday. 2st list, in the 75h year Of HE sse lDr
JoHN ABKILLK.
His ftiends invited to attend his funeral, without
further inva'ion this afternoon, a. o'clock, from LIs
late residence, lsk Reads street.
The New York herald., 1845-04-22
VO4GTLAENDEk'S DAGUEkkEOTYPE


A RRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother in
law M vogtlaendsr Vienna, enable the subscribers
Largest Apparatus with three ipch lenses for full size
plates, at $l45
Medium size Apparatus with two inch lenses for half size
plates, at 970.
Small size Apparatus with anda half inch lenses for
quarter size plates, at $50.
Gentemen sending emanees accordance with above
pces may depend receiving
Apparatus, and worthless initiated art cle they having
procured the sole agency fnr the United Slater. -
ates and Chemcals of their importation, all
prices
lhi!adelphia Exchange. w. A. +. LANGENHEIM.
Referring the above advertisement the subscribers inform
e in general that the above Apparatus and
guerrean Attelier, No. 20l Broadway. New York.
al lmsm LANGENHEIM X BECKERS.