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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-29

o. spop ~, s,ndsy nottns Tie 2al inst ROBERT LIZ
VEIL. o. ne e5ln , of I1dnor
biefsef WIN sn ~ comforts Wch EARN could
~ IN suddony IN ihe pnc ~ ranLo dkug cpnuiEnsV
upas ne uaccft'in'y ani vanity ~ tbr uipgs ~ fue
We Wesa tevi d and afs 1oate faiLcr lind master
ard VAIN fieHd. lie iiss I'm vic aad children
70 mourn he l'fs. and NiflH m1ty friends
% syrhpatty snd stro win thsifs a. Tor !itl VIII, tenn
Peoth 1e hd 70 s son aab," pour Of
Heednf De ne hey hey icos With and fafh
thr Physician
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az We deeply lament to find the following article in
the Lynchburg VirGinan Of Tbursjay. Hy;s IT.
dictated tie proyerb BY experience, that mIsio
never " Mr. May is the brother Of Mrs Jurey.
and thst unhappy lady and her worthy family oyerwhcm.
ed with grief enough press them the EARTH
thus superudded another, hardly any less ALI All
IN liable these dreadful caames, and let them
teach oil be mercul, aud TO endeSvor ssyuage tie
misery that Is heir TO.
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-29

lBi"KLrD spOT rfsniO tsuc. resi,I 500, Fish put up
ctpey for fsniy fccryci tn stare and f,r 81
~ nose RESELL h HCANBI.sIi.
~ 10 COSfEE-go Rags for sals low e,o5e vt.
~ nbe5 J. CRAZE.
lkACoS sHOuE0tKs--IO.Ca'ss PRIME shoudcn iu., re
- ected ani foi s,ie. Logq J. GRAPE
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GEO. w. CRrrrESprx. sec'y.

Foreign Correspondence Of Tie Bo-on Traveller.
Statue Of Queen Victoria Ia hs Royal ESshanas-Soiree
at the Manchester Atienmum-E Emperor and Empress
Of Rusia-- Chinese Museum in Lcaioa-Hammoh
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Charles French. Sec'y.

acknowledgements intended ior mornings fartr
bs brought in before O'Clock the previous evening
nsurc insertion; and those fer Monday mornings pa
per Saturday. l...
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NOTICE.

CEfTING OPP ST CosTl-Tbe uRdsrsgs,d having detev
- mlnsd 70 msts aebapfs M ntiuis Of st
me bliaocs 81 heir ass Ready .se Coshrs
bryro % ci~ the pfssent esseerp Those
Pasy uvsi 70 tsH before purchs-ne isf'aias
n sel Ock a. ard VII prices npake
Hthe ntetsro Of pufcss's oluy " We baaI h
sWsgt Of % Goats Wntr FTsk and Prook Cs-
ct,sks snd large Pants Ves
.f q DUHgPAUaH 90, .. 1t,
no2s No ~ wer Main -
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Board Of Dreetors In Now Yosk, gives adj onsl conf
doncs in tbs iusutuiion.
Several persons have effected loans eogsecr bic
emcunt their Policies.
Very respectfully. yours g.. - IA L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-29

NOrICE.-seAssl Rees at "a, ODD E,iisxI ILeR-At y
O'Clock Sunday, NJ DK Tics,s DISCOURSE the Jews
nran IN, subject contained ia this question" ITAat ik
Cirist 'Hles, Sea Meeting in the Iuotupr al N
oeioek TOT caisu4a WO'ship as usual no -
FNoTiCE.-A sermon the destiny Of our country
will be preached in the First Presbyterian Church (Dr
Piomers) by the Pastor morning NJ O'clock
Members OF the Legislature and other strangers are respect
fnlly invited to attend. ..-.--. ,-----... .-..,.
RUeiigious Soticc.-The - b, win ,.each
IN the Usiver'siiss Church uaday) morning At n
o'ele>s M %
% GROCERIES At AUCrioN-,ve Invite tho ats n,oo Of
dealers In sale 81 Groceries Wines qu store This
Saturday, Morning at 10 O'Clock, without
noss INLoEs n BROTHER Aues
eSUGSR CURED HAMS TS.rccs ,.ira hnr sur,, eunJ
~ Hams for sale low. - J CRAZE.
E1rRE CIDER viNgGAa-eo BJs pure Cider VINEGAR lust
II received tni for Sa.e by
no2g RIsSEI.I. A. MeCANDLISII
Library OF Choice Reading.
nRINKEG NORRIS have Just received The following ,pook,
~ which BOOK" ...
No :s Eagsi.h Csmie Writers, by Wu ilsEeu
Ne 20 AMI 80 srrh Dramatic wt by 'as L,mb pars
No ~ sHd - rrovehai Philosophy, By FTupp.r parts
No - Vicar Of washeh, by Oliver Goldsmith.
No 10 aud 81 life OF Co.d, By Lord hahl,, parts.
With other and valuable Books no 20
S'LARKETs HIAD QUARTERS door below Er.haps. H.,
~ tel 9Th Stree-Fot 10 ay-AIeu ufra Ezra, Cas- pa
Capas-ssOOO sOrO, 1900, iOis pZs. 900 OF
goo &c IS Nos II drawn ballots. TeAeis a. II
O'Clock.
THIS evenrg-Aie,lndra Lottery CIass Al CaniaI-s,o ooo
l2cO, $40 1doo pzes Of soeO. ISG0 OF I2So OF
1900, 40 &C 500. &C - Noi "a drawn balts Tickets no.
sl,es close AT q o'clock
Dra~iHr Of Mononsalia, Extra
Is % 81 ~ - Is 10 ~ 20 IL % &c CO
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NrUeiigious Soticc.-1he Rev. } &. win sseaeh
ocleNs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-24

soul me route objecs to il being built but they
are. on the contrary, all anxious % have II built
Bostonians will take it under their protection.
Our New Haven friends, who want road built
from that city to New York, are crazy, and some Of
them fitted for the mad house, consequence Of the
Hartford and New York road being chartered.
They are vexed that here is route which comes in
composition with thers that has not drawbridges
70 Od,,a BESIDES bridges without number over the
scores OF marshes and low lands, to be filled up with
dirt carted many miles, and to be purchased for that
purpose They also regret that there is no oppos-
ton on the line OF the Hartford and New York Rail-
road, because IN every town through which they are
to pass, the inhabitants have protested in terms not
to be misunderstood against the damming up Of their
creeks and rivulets and rivers. The New Haveners
are vexed that their proposed road must encounter
strong steamboat opposition on the Sound, whilst IN
the case Of the Hartford and New Haven Railroad,
there are no navgabe waters which it will pass
Thus might go on naming the vexations To- which
the friends OF the New Haven and New York road
are subjected II is an utterly impracticable, as well
as visionary scheme, whilst the Hartford and New
York Railroad is just what the public want and will
have, without fear of "bulls or bears"
Last evening very large meeting OF our capital
lists and business men was held at Union Hall, over
which our Mayor presided, to appoint ten delegates
to attend Convention Of the friends of the proposed
road from the towns and near those Is to pass
II will meet in this city on Wednesday,. the 18th
instant, "to take such steps as they may deem best
calculated to encourage the construction of the
road, This is driving business. Only two weeks
since the charter granted and we are now going
to work. The remarkssby Philip Ripley and Vim.
Jas. Hamersley, Esqs, upon the feasibility utility,
public accommodation, and practicabity of the pro-
posed road, were received with great applause by
the meeting.
We will show you next Wednesday whatwe pur-
pose to do. Till then, adieu
Yours truly, ALPHA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-24

FIsH-Holders OF dry cod are firm at So 62I. We
quote mackerel, No at Sll SO IL U.s. No at $40 rs
Sill; No. 3 at So q Z. The demand is very fair.
HAy-Common qualities of North River bale we quote
at 40 42c prime is held at 10 Soc The receipts are
to q fair extent, and the demand moderate.
RIcE-Salcs for export to some extent at SO 70 81
WHsxEy-Domestic, in drudge casks, we still quote
at 2ic Western and prison bbs. are firm 81 2lfc.
There is very little doing in either description.
CATTLE MARxET.-At market 1867 Beef Cattle $500
and Lambs.
Prices-Beef Cattlo-The demand during the last week
not however. materially affecting the prices then
rent We quote inferior and middng qualities So s.;
prime and extra sorts so q ST. Loft over, 200.
Cows and Calves-Buyers active, and prices continue
firm at $l4 to 49, Unsold, 10
Sheep and Lambs-All at market taken. Sheep, ST. so
to SO; lambs 81 to3.
Hay-There has been very active business doing in
this article since last report and holders realize
good prices Sales were made to-day at 80 81 cents
per cwt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-24
The Crops.

The prospects Of the farmer and planter represent
ed so adversely in different parts of the country that is
not easy to make up an average statement OF the good
and bad accounts The Northampton Cypress has the
following upon the in that part of Massachusetts
rather discouraging The long continued dry
Their IN the early part Of the season has been quite nu-
far advanced that hardly be expected re.
cover. The crop Of rye. believe will be less than
an average. The fields are usually thin, the rye not
Their since not having been favorable to the crop few
early fields, which we have SEEM seriously injur-
ed by the frost of May 3stmany of the heads but
TALLY filing out Corn looks WELL considering that
much of 1t was cut down by the frost three weeks since
II is now certain that considerable early fruit dcs-
troycd by the same frost.
The Richmond Times says, that the accounts of the
tobacco crops in Virginia are extremely unfavorabe
The destruction of plants by the late rosts and dry
weather has been total in some cases. 1.-THE recent
rains, remarks the Tines will enable the planters
with favorable seasons to get plants by the LIST of July
enough to make the crop an average one"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-24

Nsyos keel MsKss-aA aasss.ar--i . pavis. JqnsS
Spencer rlsri-i + w~!ss-i Il Tout N 3
SMITH Van Nsst-2 Harner Hayes H N Tinson-i
Haight-2 soane- Garner cos Fellows Nadw orti-
Adr!mes Shaw-s Walker, Brothen-i + M Cook-g1
~ = Fielder Chamber, Heser 4 co.. Grundy-s4 NJ
White wright-s Wilson Brown-I M 8 Thorp-6O tons
coal e Morshak-l2 Thomas-N H Hsight 4 cot
Doian sons-l M Chester-230 tons iron Goodhue
COIL order. 49, :
LyrRPooIship virgnia-l20 tons pig iron Boorman John
stou co-NT bars 60 bds iron ID NJ Wilson collie do
Songdon-i5o bxs Hendrck.ou Broher-l0O Phelps Dodge
Gco-250o sacks salt Woodruff x Mntun-es coal
Thompson-2o chs Edwards Jonrs-ls do c Lenpp
gcs Hall Brothers co.. Hamden COT Ward Folger-t
H Tuman-5 Hunt-ll crates IL cks w Hnrris-iH cks
400 bars iron TO order. 7IasI7781 Il
MArASzAs-echr Agawan-lo hhds sugar y q Thurstou &
co. pkgs Rowland Aspnwal-i box Youngs & co..
Tracy Allen co-20Oo For Livngsone0o doz pine
apples Reed < Hoppock. 7.71
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-24
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
CONSULATE OF THE UNITED SrATy
H0harf Toun Eoh... rnxr

CUNsULATE OF THE UNITED STATEs.1
Hobart Town, February 6. 1916
Sir have the honor to inform you Of the arrival AT
this port on the LIST instant of the United States shin ST.
Louis Isaac Mckeever, ESQ. commander ~ days from
departure this morning for Sidney -
This being the first of national vessels that has
anchored in these waters, Capt McKeever and his Off
GERS have been received with CHI civty and hosp.
ty BY the government and inhab ants as their abort
stay would warrant. Capt McKeever has REQ me
to to his favorable opinion of this mort a.
resort lot our ships Of war Of its fine climate its easy
sesess from ne sea- its commodous harbor and for the
service '.f-''o" ioi TIC
All port charges being about to be abolished mon
ships recruiting at this port must from its
location become favoritc resort for our America
whalers which necessarily pass this island 70 nmrsnn
their voyages into the Pacific y f''''e
have the honor to be-
Your obedient servant
f.. HATHAWAY, Jr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-24

LyEsroo.:-shp Adirondack pks VIM Channcey co.
Woiis Bishop Hunt woodward COB ssm1 Gran
don-u Wigh s,urTes shsw-7 = H~bbsni-2 Mckee
CO. p Ns ,a9n,er-H hysop brothar-l Thompson
ssye.so1-ti H.ary winLIey-i Duu.rheId Broshers--
fich.rdson Wason-S Cameron X Brandt 3 Jones q
cos Lewn Auerbury \ coz w u Bcnd-io Gray 4 Coz
y sands uier COIL IhsIe. Dodge col Robert sped
order : - =
cAsros4ship Msrpc,s-se. nat. ea..i. a @ A W Ben
son1SS Dsgs tea s bales m:,s Wemoe Cyder-653 pks
Wemoe-a5 DO china ware sumnsr--i2 Do Tea r Miller
&co.1 do silk Wilson son-3s do Dolsnd eos de-
Tea % mdse do ginger DO china ware Do W
hane-i'e pkgs ss do rsah bsstcas Booth Edxsr-is3
LII EnrooL.Ship Europe-lo cases rndse q Dwb~rr Co
Il Taylor MeT,-2s bars iron 100 bdls DO Exsirssou
B;,'sIIpIo 90 Bruce soasso sesss tin Bor-oed
smith. Wright 4 Co.'S DO smith, Thsrx,r c.
Rhcdes-t 10 9ussd Coz DO saad. FULLER Col Do
stcrsn.ns DO s.sr,a T. !; q HINT o2 A. Br.aha
do Stewart 4 Co.'S do Mitchell wykoh-s 40 Me6sbs
do N.yiu. Coz do Tcokrr Mead Col do Bsyis-s
Buckley Graham Co-a fssbrouek Co- c. "a bids steel
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Correspondence Of the Herald

lCorTeSponuence OF the Herald.l
HARTFORD, Conn, June 20, 1885,
Connecticut Legisiature-New York and Hartford
Railroad, aud ,chat is doing about it at this end of
the road
Not having seen in your Herald any notice of the
life and death Of our Legislature, that breathed i,s
last just one week since, after an existence of five
and half weeks, take the liberty of sending you
this. The Wing "old hunkers" had every thing
their own way. None but lawyers are thus permit.
ted, in this State, hold any Of the most honorable
offices. Nothing very alarming has been hatched
out by the Legislature. They passed harmless
temperance law, went through the farce of appoint
ing an assistant school commissioner and also pass
ed three or four charters for railroads. These are
the only important acts of the assembled wisdom
OF the "land of steady habitsw
The charter for the New York and Hartford Rail-
road VIA Danouy, that Is to unite with the Harlem
road about thirty miles from your CITY Hall WIS
obtained by a two-thirds vote in the Senate. and
fifty majority in the House. Our New Haven friends
and the Hartford and New Haven Railroad Corpora
ton, fought the project inch by inch, and with
the most important bill of the session. If Won
New Workers will look at the proposed route. YOU
will find it to run through the greatest part Of the
manufacturing portion Of Connecticut I is also in
Commencing with Hartford, we pass through Far
mngton, Bristol, Plymouth, Watertown, Water
bury, Middlebury, Sonthbury, Newton and Danbu-
ry, when we are within two miles of your Harlem
road. and only thirty from the Herald Office which,
OF course IS the centre. of attraction of the great
metropolis of America. This road, in connection
with the Hartford and Springfield, the Western and
Worcester, will inevitably be the route between
New York and Boston during the winter months
You will here encounter no Sound to be passed
no dangerous ferries to be crossed-no half dozen
draw bridges liable to be up, and allow the cars,
with the passengers, to take "cold water bath:''
but You will find, if this road is constructed, and
constructed it must and will be, the pleasantest
road and peasantest villages country and cities to
ride through, of any in the world 1t will also bring
the Great West nearer than il now is TO New York
by the various railroads in connection with this
that are now being built up the Connecticut valley
THIS road, aside from the immense local travel and
freight which IT will inevitably command, will pay
handsome per centage on the investment, even
without the long travel Ii cannot be otherwise
than from 10 to Is per cent dividend stock. The
charter, as granted by the Legislature, allows the
company to commence operations when 81 10000
capital of the @3,OOO.0OO are subscribed; but the
company cannot contract debts 10 larger amount
than the amount subscribed. Will not YOU New
Workers. take hold OF this enterprise for the benefit
Of your city, and for the benefit Of your pockets
This is no bugbear operation. 1t was pettoned tor
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Spoken.

S0OkGns
Mary from Nova Scotia bound to Liverpool May 49, lat H.
Me % S e a. by the
lat a. sa. II By &c.
LenEh from Liverpool for Philadelphia May co. lat 30 49,
By the Eucpe-L 49, Ion 30 IS exchanged signals with
ys;S q % e, i, . 50
Foreign Ports.
Iss
h.%|SP S; SSS jam
ST. yoms, NB. june i7~Am Brothers, NYork. Cid, Lucn-
EAsTrosr June is,Arr Planet. NYork Sid NJ Kinssman,
nI BANGOR, 5E SsaS%; NeS York ca as
HALowrL,- June ls-sailed, Victoria, New York.
SAGA June IsXrr Palestine. Phlsdspiiis le,h Boston
New x. Dj'S. @ GfS ss % S oss
,ei Il Ss + Ss
E msSs e. Ss
a"a sEp eb I s e g sSss. spd
se siephea from DO passed up the river On Friday
light Signal for brig aud anothss vessel
York; s NORM Bend NSi New
GhoUcS N v June ia-A Cape Cod New York; 10Th
SALEM June 20-Sld Retrieve, hiade' phia.
f%%sl fhisdspS Sid ashIsad and Two B'oSsrs Phi
adephia.
NoRFoLK, Jvne is-Ar Adrian New York; Perseverance
frankfort. In Hampton Roads-Dela Walker, fm Phadel
phis bound James River The Hardy I'm New York. ha,
zone up James River. Sid Rush, st Barts.
GnAnLEsr9s, June IsAn Geo Washington, Providense-
8aracoa Sid Kirkwood Baltimore 2OtI-Arr Arabian New
Oreans Zephyr, Mntarzss Cid Ark Live pool; Elizabeth
r. B. i9-Arr Carthage, Masnzas. Left lth inst, Cornth
or Hamburg ds Athens, waiting cargo; Newcastle. from
18th inst nth inst off Cape Florida spoke Essex 10 ds FIN
ORR ans for Liverpool
SAVANNAH June i0-Cld Providence, Liverpool q La
mar NYork.
ArAlAcHIcoLA June l-CId Byron, Trieste; Iwanowana
New York; Peconic, Baltimore.
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Died.

On Monday morning. 23d inst after lingering illness
Mr.. JOHN GIBSON, in the Goth year Of his age.
His friends and acquantances, and those of his sons IL
law, Joseph g. Mount and John H. Morrison, are res.
pectfully invited to attend his funeral this morning
O'Clock from his late residences 500 Washington street
On Monday, AID inst MARY, wife of William Harper.
The friends of the family, and those of her brother
Edward Shor respectfully invited to attend hcl
funeral from her late residence, Of Bridge
Hillary streets Brooklyn tomorrow (Wednesday) NOR.
ming, at O'Clock, without further invitation
On Sunday evening" Dad inst after short Illness Ho.
RACE HAYES, Jr. aged "a years.
On Monday, 23d inst Capt. NICHOLAS MORAN, aged &c
years
His relatives, and the friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence
street. tomorrow "wednesday afternoon at ~ O'Clock
without further invitation.
Al New Orleans, the 18th inst JOHN O,MEARA for.
merly Of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-24

HAvsr-Ship vsaceMr Glass, Mr. Toetx, and ai5 10 the
= =
BLAex RI,ss !y.pl.B.raae yeaslus-Joha Basse,t. Of
HAwrvsc-BriK Frankiin-Rev iii,rer and family q Lo.
mrr and WIFE yosh .cd sister, wkens and Eve Children
Lrr.rooL-ship Europs- Rs-nan. Of rauburT. and 81,
L,vEHrooL-ship KalamazooMr Henry Russell and III m
the steersge. -
BeCrman aud tos % the
:, B.lvA.!-ship psrevepee-J N Evins. and lady, Mr.
Hughes, NV kesnedy, and 10 steersre.
MARssIIEs-Brs Jaaius-Mr Deismssfa, n Louueer aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-24
THE PATENT
GALVAN!lCy RINGS
MAGNETJC FLUID.

MAlINETIC FLUID.
THIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY has received the
universal appreciation Of the medical profession Of Great
Britain who have pronounced i is most i%po,ans
RINGS have been found all the purposes for which
the ordinary galvanc battery electric and magnetic
which always accompany the application by these Instruments
and many other respects safe certain
plishing the desired object.
The alvanic Rings have with all
rheumatism, chronc gou tic dooreux sick
headache ndgs.sisn dyspepsia at c1smp paralysis. .
energy, and all nervous disorders The gayanic power
which they gradual and constant, and the beneficial
believed The Gavanic Rings are in way perfectly
CHRlSTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID is used in connection
with the Gaymc Rings promote and render certain their
ticular portions which affected
DR.. CRISTIE warns the American public to beware of
sparioms The only agency in New York,
lA FULTON STREET, few doors from Broadway, and
from the secret which the metals prepared be
ly devoid Of any galvanc effect
Chrstes pamphlet may be obtained without the
Office je22 1w*ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-24
M PUBLIC SALE OF THE
MONROE RAIL ROAD AND BANKING co.
GEORGIA decree of the Special Jury in relation the
sO1soiAs$ Rail ROad and nkinpC Com.
MONROE

MONROE RAIL ROAD AND BANKING co.
mo. R ROAD py md Bs com
WE, THE jury, find and decree, tina, the Monroe Rail
OPERATION, part thereof which % az sG a
finished and al hs T en- and effect;
tie Monroe Rail Road and ,B;Hnhms he said
unable compete d
@ s mt, s. Il. q
find that there are creditor, . Of various Cam
holders boods issned work and materials for said Road
s ws ss sn s s Ssa de-
dsors Claiming to be mortgage creditors Of said Company and
them esins priority 1s6! 2
& sS
and PROPERTY belonging said Company ali the
q s R
Samuel Hunter and Thomas Hsrdsnsn eOnmi.sioneIs
e % s
safe fsspins special dsposits Agency the Me-
s.sais ~ Ss sas
sssSy
would against them y Com
miOa
claim: claimed he RE
Road succred all the obligations Of said Company respect
q En- the act
tina, after said sale demand notice the ,ocL6odsr
.s s% .s % or Ss; f s t By a%
d the os hrn I . mads g
sheriff We further decree keeping Of said Road
20 sss S the ay Of s he
cisnt for said that the BALANCE be paid from The pro-
s s"e d
81 Of IL s %as
Court also Of accounts or
number and e. os
and ,sS osd The value hire
csS md the cost. and other s. he
MS IS; sas' fro" the minutes SESRy 81
By Sos 81 &. s d sss will % BE
Trssay il August next a II ocosk the whole line Of the
with S IF &c al "a
belonging said Monroe Rail Road and Bank
o csS eS me de-
and all and every thing speranins and belonging
A:o. entire belonging said Monroe Raid Road
and n debts and Claims Of q sveIy Snd an oI
ssss y /: kssys y
graded g i. junction with the Western and Atlantic Rail Road
$ ~ si s%s
TS % is is ss%Sy a %ssa Of w hi
S SS S|Hss ], S S$$EsHtl'
S5fAsss aAs Rl aRaSEShhHs' '-'' ''''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-24

HAMMERS ~ w. "a yonag, stout healthy scotchman
nsf sad gadeaer and she do light house and ~
% log which they well qualified lie was brnnyh, nj
.,, aoorshy eoasens9 with the and snaTing u
H. fsEsfns aud keeping IN order the used Ia
aascrs and obgng desperation; and having had some sxpe
re zee ~ hs country they produce the most satactar
eeseatals Aay reply tpost paid addressed r. ny
s@a '"''e 'an meet Prompa attention. je23 2teodsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-24
Weekly Report Of Deaths.
In the city and county OF New York. from the 18th day
June to the 2ist day Of June, 1916.

IN The city and county OF New York from the 18th daY
June to the 2ist day Of june 1916.
t0Men-H Women-3l Boys-3i Girls.-Tota 200.
DISEASES.
Absces. O Apopexyt; Asthma 2; Bleeding from Lungs
Bleediag from Stomach Burned OF scaded Cancer Car
bucls Csasltiss q Chssr. infsntnm Z. Collie q Con
protsy the head 10; Dropsy the chest a Dysenrery
Ep,lsny. !; Esyspslas FeveI \ Fever infammaiory
Heart disease Of ooping cough, u inflammation Of brain
Inflammation Of bowels. q inflammation Of chest, O. In
hammation OF kidneys, Inflammation Of lungs II; Imam
nation Of stomach p Iansmma,iss Of liver lnempeance
birth d Rheumsim, 2; scrofula .; Small pox, u
Spinal dcsse, I, sunccsoa. q Teehing 2; liberation
throat, I; Unknown,a :, Worms D.
Age-One and under g. 10 years io o3 Isl 10
20 o. H. INTO "a toto "a; 10 to 30 ~; 20
70. 7; 10 10 %, 4; % 10 ~. s; unknown, 2.
coRNELIts D: ARCHER, City Inspector.
-ty Inspectors Office. June ~, 1915.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-24

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June 2, I845.-Ordered
That alter the first day Of July next certificates Of
stock Of tho United States under the laws Of ls42 and
with coupons attached, may be urrendcred to the
Register Of the Treasury and the usual certificates
in their stead. n W. So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-24
FOREIGN Markets.

KIScsroN, Ja) June 8-Flour-New Orleans sold at
50 Is so; Baltimore at So %. Meal-Phladelpha sold
at 50 rs; New Orleans So 62l Lumber, w. P. S3i Blu
sness dul-no particular news. The market well sup
piled with American produce except pork which sells
at $l7 so.