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The New York herald., 1845-02-23
rfisceIIancous Recori, i,

MuriNoUs Cospucr board the Bremen brig Yenney
Westman lying pier H. East River About 2oclock yester.
morning. Capt Lowber and Segt Fairchd Of the Mn
ncipal Police going the rounds, when in South
they heard the Of watch and haseaed the above
where they found the engaged loud alteration assst
ed by the frat mate) with the cpan setting his authority
defiance, and threatening him with personal violence The
captain asked for aid and and upon going on board
70 render ii the two officers were met by the mate who
threatening language The with the nge der repaired
to the foecae and fastened themselves in The being
demonstrated with by Capt Lowber consented his inu
ence the He the ocaste aud ordered
TO be unfasened when by order Of the Of the brig the
was taken into custody aud the sutton house No.
mere 20 await the complaint Of the captain before the proper
PILOT BoAI CoMMEscE, which ashore Staten Island
20 the CITY ~ steamer Wave Shs considerably damaged
ios nef Stern post and the greater part OF her keel
At NASSAU Letters from Nassau, MP. dated Th
inst state That the salvage the barQue Tsaz wrecked
Elbow key on her voyage from New York Mobile
er cent Materials taken 20 Nassau sold Tor S6g On
60 per cennt sale sc6! The cases Of goods given TO th
wrecke for services rendered the ship Shannns
faeo, ashore short time since the Banks and worked oil
taken Nassau aud sold by for the ann
$4,000. The of the British ship Lady Scof sranard
few weeks enegus Reef has all taken no
aud so About $50 Of copper sold for $50 per ton
Gross sale o and materials little s25 OoS he sci
Herald Of Boston last from ew York fenced very sever
weather on the out The captain called survey VIII,
the vessel when completed She has sod and burnt Net
ass x69 The nett amount Of sales OF sch Palestine wrecked
on Berry Islands, was Ae13-savsge 50 per cent.
SHir AKBAR Capt Haett, cleared New ORLEANS on tb
cotton and $500 pigs lead ~ "
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hcency than before antcipated-say 80 60 per cent
stead Of 40 So neighbor OF mine who last year made
4O0 boxes has just fnsked inding and his whole
amounts to 800 boxes Two large and fine estates cro
of which receive made together last year 900 boxes
and this year only $500 Another fine estate well know
to me- makes this 600 to 700 boxes against
season. The planters themselves had no idea OF suc
miserable results until they began grind they hao
only formed an opinion from the outside of the fields
Under these circumstances, fsel well convinced
that an important advance must take place before long
the United States that for part should not hesitate
to withdraw box sugars from the market
Beet, No l. and prime Dbl o: B ierked u r, ne,
arr; l0t II; pork, pr and mess Dbl a Is; cod
nsh qi 1916 haddock and hske, q; hams sA lard loi
butter Is; candles taow 1872; sperm 3s -four Am ii:
sperm oil 100 lbs equal to 3 gals RS; whale Al ric
q potatoes Dbl d onions 100 lunches al cheese al 8t
boards, 7, l6a 49, lumber PIP is "a; hoops lOO0 81
hhds 6 nest casks in each. ssh shrtins Russia 81
Ravens duck $6f; tiapers lS a 20 rs
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Died.
AT his residence, at Bloomingdate, FRANCIS g. HANNAH
after severe illness, in the sls year of his age
His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
nterment His friends and acquantances respectful
ly invited to attend his funeral at O'Clock to morrow
Carriages will be waiting at Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn
SIDE Q3- New Orleans papers will please copy
On Friday 2d inst at New Rochelle IsAIAH CoUrANT,
aged 80 years and 43 days.
Funeral to take place at the house Of his sonn law
JamesP Huntington, at New Rochelle, to morrow after
noon atll o'clock.
On Friday aai inst infant Of James and Frances
Moorhead.
OBrrUARY.-From the Historical Register, with sincere
regret desire q notice Of the death OF Mr. WILLIAM
OAKLEY BURGESS, the oath of Dec lS44 in the 21h
year Of his age Mr. Burgess the Of the highly
respectable and esteemed surgeon to the parish of ST
Giles in-the- Fields. He was placed pupil with Mr.
Lupton the well known mezzotnto engraver, and re-
NAMED with him till the age of twenty; and by dint OF
great application Mr. Burgess had acquired exquisite
delcacy in his ar in proof of which may instance
both the large and small plates that he engraved from Sir
Thomas Lawrence's portrait Of the Duke of Wellington
The last few months of his life devoted three 9th
er plates after Lawrences portraits Of Sir John Moore
OF the Archbishop OF Canterbury, and the Duchess Of
Northumberland.-.7the London
90 The western papers will please copy the above
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letter from the Golconda, Sudey, NIB reports her at Rio
al Blss sopSss ,sssisd
'is IN % d SPOKE Now &C.
0a 2, is,s dm Alsa Ssas SSp hah,Tay sI;sa
MsrI Sept y had taken 500 bb oil the last Benz
MCieave, ID mate and cooper. died at sea Aug &C. W
Spoken.
Flh phhladslpha Wssgsou from Rio JaneO for Norsans
Bo.son .ss e s S.% o.ns for Liverpool Feb
;, ChsIous p-, from New orsan. for Boston, Feb IS lat
Ann Jackson from Savannah for Venice Feb a. lat
Hotens Jones' from Norfolk for Boston, Feb 49, off Nan.
.S sSn4 from Wilmington NC for Noeans
Foreign Ports
All: IL:
2.s. Bremen CID Jan * hsE,.sh; La%ks
G.ys AhAYrIFs Feb lin Baltimore. Treadway for
s. HIsEsS, Dse y AT A TTSps, co%oIo Islands, :,
month"; Tho. Wsso% ssSlS's
iand which would take ali the guano wv SAL o
Home Ports.
PonILAyp Feb 2o-AIr TsIlmsdge, Curtis, surnsm St
Below susan Jans assfa %
PonrsMourH, Feb ao-Below Gazee Brown Frankfort for
Bp.Jos baltnoTs Hows; shiIsds phis; Don
5sss' :''S S:'s
M. man AZ ASs cay.s Els%;n' TSrn: Mobile Mao
sIsS s,a for
hsss rsS
s ssr.
NiekeS.o9 and Eliza Hand Baker Bat%prs Leon, Bah
Mum Munro hsp hMY0t CID Acton myhsw Isaac
WAsErs. Feb 2o-An Munroe Watts. and Frances Ingra
SEw HAVEN, Feb 2oArr Smith Tqttle. Bush. St Thomas
%hns g%
ns osS bsSsIB BsaPeSs oG
Hsssa Bsl%s9s sSsso a'y n. 'pS %
sl nsdis
.fs ar. r,f a ssd
Rp"dsoa Commerce johnson; Cooley Camp
whsdon wilmington Nc Essbs% Wisy s Ns% a1s
=, sAm Rsda Egg Hpse Haa
Boston Mare Burr Ba1bs New Y"rsCpan lepofs
s::ss Il: +: &: .ss sxsa % aasa
a s "a 70 fell sd made him
s a' 's S
sid AZ ss As s.ssayy
John saess
ro{ AT W,aas Barker NLondon
ssa na Gs smas. sTsd S h sSs ,
SAVANNAH Feb 18Ar Carlos, johnson, Boston, Cid Jacob
Perkins. Copy, do; Henry, Look NYork Sid Bezn Reese
lBr] Tuzo, West Indies; AIlitta, st'tson, Havana.
;spoo TaisoIn Home' ysaic., s;lisr ana dazse An
Thomas; Ranger, hlliken and Reform, Lewis New York;
afghan lBr Glaek Greenock Madnona spl Rogue, Hava
Porto Rco Philadelphia Macy New York. CID 18th, Baltic
NEw ORLEANS, Feb I3-Arr John 8 McKm. (s) Lewis
Galveston; Republic Jacks. and Fl zabeh Bek
Halle Canton; Creole Ma.y Hayre; Letisia Hayns IBr
PhadePha Virginia Jordan Richmond; Addington l3rj
Ha%sy Barbados AIT 18th New England lowell as9
Sweden, Shaw, Liveposl; Vile d Paris sturgess H,yre
spl Madazega Moneyideo and mkt; Architect, Gray
and Oceana Creiehton, Phledelpha OHIO Davis and John
Smith, Maanzas VIM Burke. Colder, Philadelphia; Love-
Stokes Baltimore
FRANKLIN, La. Feb 5-Cld David Coffin, Smith, Philade
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TWENTY-ElGHTH CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.
In Senate.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb. 81, lS45
Prayer by Rev Mr.. Daily. Dispensed with the
reading OF the journal.
Several papers from the Treasury Department
respecting foreign merchandise and the duties
thereon; the quality, quantity, NC, OF domestic
sugars and moasses.
BY Mr.. Dix, a petition from sixty citizens Of the
United States, for a division OF the Public Lands
among settlers, ard referred. BY Mr. Dickinson.
from citizens OF Allegheny county, N. Y, prayer
for peace establishment, and asking that no ap
preparation be made tor the Army, as all national
disputes can be settled through the means OF peace.
Laid on the table
Mr.. FAIRFIELD presented resolutions from the
Legislature of Maine, in hehalf OF the payment Of
indemntles arising from French sroliations.
Sundry reports were made upon private cases,
and agreedto.
THE SPECIAL ORDER.
The resolution of Mr. ALLEN for taking up the
Texas question at IL O'clock, coming up,
Mr.. MILLER hoped the resolution would not be
adopted. There were ninety bills on the calendar
yet TO be considered; and he thought that they
would require two hours OF the morning. II we
gave to Texas four hours In the day, II would be
fair proportion Of the daily sittinss Of the
Senate.
Mr.. WALKER appealed for the adoption of the
resolution. There were some eighteen Senators
yet 10 speak on the Texas question, or who were
desirous to speak and as Tar as was concern
ed, he was determined that the bill should not
be stopped by delay. We had but ten days OF the
session remaining, and If we made two speeches
every day on the Texas question, It's discussion
would yet occupy nine days. He hoped that the
bill would not be defeated by delay.
The resolution was adopted-to resume the
Texas discussion at twelve O'Clock daily, TILL dis
posed Of.
The Committee on the Judiciary were autho-
rzed TO employ clerk for the balance OF the
session.
The House bill, for the payment Of Navy PEN
SONS, was passed. Also, the bill extending The
jurisdiction of the District Courts to certain cases
upon the Lakes and navigable rivers Leading INTO,
and come ct ne the same.
The bill for appeals, In cases OF bankruptcy, WAS
further postponed Several private bills were next
considered, when the Senate resumed the regular
order, VIZ the adverse report OF the Senate, and
the resolution Of the House Tor the
ANHExAIIoN OF Iexhs
Mr. SIMMONS resumed the door IN contlnuaUa
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PORT OF NMw YORK, FEBRUARY "a
Cleared.

Ships Eliza Ann Chsever, East indies Williams; Cores
o R1Hs GS
prince skelding Ferris; Comet Knowles; franklin, La;
Hatch Boston, Nes%h Walsh@scsrs Beiton, fra
yeIs, Port Prince Grng Co; samuel Roberts Covert
mcnd; Stevens Briggs, Bsltimere, Briggs; George
Washington Raynor, Phadepha. w J Mckee & Go; Maria
s1SS PLAT,
propeller W.shuson Brown Providence Middlssex
Union iswJ Jerp for Rotterdam cid 2l.t brig Ellis,
Mills for Matsnzas and schr Veasco Barnes FOR Montego
Bay, on the goth.
Packet shP EuISpe Furber from Liverpool Jan H. with
and moa,.es to De Tcrs, Son. from 81 ''0 WIN sugar
g with hides, &c. Lett no l%sri.
sch Anaconda, Mulord from Washington NC with naval
schr Elizabeth Harkness, Weeks from Newben, NC with
schr Revolutoner Ellis, from Newbem NC with naval
schr Adrian, wapoe from Norfolk with cotton t, Jane.
schr vesper Baker, days from Norfolk with con to the
schr Exchange Sweet, days from Suffolk with shingles
sch Roanoke Fluhar d,ys from Suffolk, with shingles
sch Nassau Chester frsm Richmond with -four to Allen
sch Metamora Price, days from Rappahannock with corn
sch Col Hanson Galt days from James River with wood
schr Native Fielder, days from Virginia. with wood to
schr VIM Marsh Wright, from Virginia
Schr Patriot. Lawson, from Virginia.
Below.
Danish ship Pour from Rio Janeiro Jan l. with coffee to
Also 2b brigs unknown.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

W L CHS sAEk NATHeNAk TheATAk. CIRCUS
The Manager 70 %ss g. n. of the public
0o-REDUCTIoN OF PRicEs,-N
GSiIsrv ................'.. 20, ;S9 Cents Cents
Ss:.s s:ss Viii sss s
MAI MAD ANTONY asfsej WV |AYSE! i9S + emitted
BOLD HORSE bE'fsvlLDARE. De
Preyiop. to which Grand Equestrian Performance,
";sfSss Ss bssss ss@a HS5;: S.. rfs'. e. Wells.
pap'Gmms & A Esqs.ISn Act by C. j. Rogers, entitled
4:
Mssnacsst Act Of Horssmsnshp, usf BY T. Y Ia1nsr
lmm'9se Gymnastic Feat. by $ Miller aad j. Nathans
Doors open at o'clock and performance to commence att
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY EvENWJEb WEbNEspaa Ess asaeTSE'DAY ss,S ah-and
on fss9eF S ss and of Ser.
Also x Esiss'.s sSa aM Hpf'f sa''''
from s s S Ia M Ne" dress
Doors open at half past s-Perormance half
First tier and Parquete Second Private
Boz Office open from o'clock M to o'clock NJ
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
AT THE TABERNACLE. on MONDAY EVENING.
'e''a''f 'PfRsiiHSclPAL SOLO PARTS BY
MISS JULIA + YoRTHALL.
MIR. BRoyGH, ,,n
The entire Vocal and strength this
. will comprise $50 Performers.
Oppani,t O9raueio. -. mi u Hill
Perfornance TO commence at half-past7 o'clock ''"'
The wing Prog embrace the Rectatives Songs
sc to be sustained by the DISTINGUISHED Principals engaged
for the occasions with he sublime Chorusse inerposed
By MAD AM PiCONAr@ o. thou that ,ele.t pood t;dnp,
he shall feed his hock."
"He was despised and rejected"
- :" II know that my Redeemer liveth."
Miss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Shepherds abiding in
the field"
:. " And 10! the Angel of the Lord y
And the Angel said them"
"And suddenly there with the
Angel"
An-"Rej0ics greatly, o! Daughter of
:. Come unto him. all ye that labor. y
"But thou did.t nor leave his soul
. in He'll"
MIR. JONEs-.. Rec-"Comfort ye my people"
Air-"Every valley shall be exalted"
Rec-"Ihy Tebuke hath broken his heart
Air-"Behold and see if there be any
Rec-"Unto which of the Angels
. AR" Thou shalt b eak them"
Mr.. BROUGH-. ..Rec-"Thus saith the Lord"
Air-"But who may abide"
For behold dsrkless shall cover
kss-Fst kse"FshGd Iu tell you .nyyss mystery"
Mr. MEYER. " Thou art gone up on high"
why DO the Nations SO fariousiy
Grand Finale ...... "Worthy is the Lamb"-Amen
Ticket. s. each for sale the pInsua Music stores
nacle f23 2tec
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New stock Exchange.
Stnte OF Trade.

AsnEs-Pots heavy and we still quote old at So
and new at - Pearls are dull at 81 lsa a426
BEEswAx-Pr Prime yellow sells ut 29i 29}c.
BREApsTuFFs Flour 10 down little Quotations for
western range from - 10 10 - e3 southern corn,
as a 45t cents; canal oats, IS cents.
CorTos-The enquiry today was rather more general
but the bids lower Occasional sales have been
made at full rates. but the bulk Of business done was
lower prices One line Of 500 bales Florida sold
line previous rates. Rumors freely circulat-
Change of very extensive Sales and at high prices;
but have not been able to trace more than 900
bales 400 Of which taken by spnners. We annex
the current quotations at which the market closes
LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATION.
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Stock including amount sbipboard not cleared and
the late arrivals lot landed 5000 bales Frcig Lii
verpnoi, a.; TO Havre, lc.
WHsKsy-DI Iudge casks sell at 22c The demand Ia
very limited. Western and prison barrels are in mode
rate demand at 23c.
RRaL EsrArE5t .duetion-Lot 102 Christopher street
beta cen Bedford and Bleecker streets. Sls2b
Lot corner Smith and Dean streets, Brooklyn, 23l
by 80 feet. .................. 700
1ots adjoining. each - by 80 feet,... ...... . 900
lot adjoining, 20l by 671 feet, 400
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL


WILL BIZ SOLD at Public Vendue Wednesday, the 2sth
dav o. February next II O'Clock, A. NJ, the late
% ,dSee oi Henry oa deceased the Real Estate Of which he
OF Suffolk the Homestead containing about 1870
Lane on which are Dwelling Houses good Barn and Out
pond Of wase WHICH hs. ang spring the house
whole Farm being in COED one Timber Spou
Land adjoining the road leading from Dxhs Hol
III % ana sront Land known by the name Of
ALSO another piece Of Spront and Timber Land lying west OF
the house o. fhp Valentine and adjoining the road leading
from SAID valentines to Sweet Hollow containing five
more or less; al'o tract Of Salt aud Sedse Meadow Great
The above will be sold altogether pieces suit pucha
sss any Ierson desrous of viewing the call
Jacob + Caril on the premises, Gilbert Carl Dixhlls
Any other can be given by Conkln Car Brook
iyn, and indisputahie titles given for the same.
C0NKLlN CARLL,2 Administrators for them.
GILBERT CARLL, selves and the other Heirs.
The New York herald., 1845-02-23

MADAME ARNOULT'S CONCERT
Is POSTPONED,
of the great number Musical Entertain
will be advertised hereafter. "
1TMADAME ARNOULT bsgs leave to inform her friends
and the nbl that having decidedly taken her
in the city. ~ '
mo- 700 DIOa0Way f22
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Married..
Died,

On the 18th inst by the Rev E D. Smith, Of the Chel
sea Presbyterian Church, Mr. JOHN SWEENEY Of Penseco
la, Florida, to Miss JANE E. SWAN, of this city.
The New York herald., 1845-02-23

|oWeyer Beautiful the COuntenance may
et the person have dirty set of teeth with
pean II becomes not only disgusting spectacle, but
n. iest % all Ground DR.; Shermans Tooth Paste
nSi y USE Is free from all deletsrou.
ness; while il destroys all Impurities Of the breath and
Ss e the teeth Try once'snd will be
imans warehouse 06 Nassau Agents. 2 Hud
ss bowery II East Broadway; Ledger Buildings Pha-
pa; and State street, Boston,
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ForeIgn Markets.

M.rAsyAs Feb. 1.-THE accounts from the interior
concerning the crop Of sugar become every day
aud from the best managed estates in the finest
sugar DISTRICTS and oblgs to apprehond greater de-
The New York herald., 1845-02-23

MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF ths Steamships.
- Sfeansers Lcare Livl. Due .9nea. Leave .Hnse'.
Hibena, Ryrie. -, ....... Mar. l
Cambria, Judkns. Mar. 4 :. Mar. IS. ... April j
g. Western Matthew'S Mar. % :. April April "a
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Passengers Sailed,

Passengers Sailed.
NEuyTAs AND ST. T5qMAsI,Bsrqas w Bre-Fer Neu
Marsnce. For st Thomas-Mr Beauplang Mr. Lockwood MI
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RsOrAsun Imnorfafinn

Foreign ImpOrtatiOns.
ST JOHNS A-Brig September337 hides bxs beeswax
ceroons tobacco 98 lbs wood IS logs mahogany
Melly7 79 II cks Brazil wood Goodhue
c0-3l5 hides w II Rowland & -
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VALUABLE STORES AND DWELLINGS ON sIxTI

VALUABLE STORES AND DWELLINGS ON SIXTH
AVENUE AND FOURTH STREET.
- ANTHONY J. BLEECKER & CO. will sell on
E Tuesday. February 25h l845 at IL O'clock the Mer-
Jul chants Exchange
The two story Breffont House ard Lot No Sixth Ave
dwelling The lot II feet the avenue by So feet
inches Fourth and the houe 80 feet inches desp
wl.h frame building n the ie,r, on Fourth street:
Also, the wostory Brick front Dwelling and Store, adion
known No 42 Sixth containing feet inch
tbs Sixth Avenue, IS and 81 feet deep House feet deep
occupied a shoe store.
Also story brick front Dwelling and Store adjon
and known No 40 Sixth Avenue containing 90 feet on
and inches deep side and 56 the other
House 81 feet deep-occupied shoe store.
Also the valuable lot Of ground in the Of the above
Fourth street The lot contains "a feet 6nches Fourth
% feet in the by "a feet inch depth.
For particular dimensions, map
TermsTen be paid the day of SALE and the
balance the 5h day Of March next when the will be
given. Title perfect. I'll 3t$m
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Euicni Notics.-Ths Advertisement nts or the
OF Qpackery in the cure Of all Diseases will
appear on the fourth page and last column OF this
and Consulting Rooms Of the College, Nassau strse
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AUCTION SALES.
splendid PLANTS AT AITCTIoN

SPLENDID PLANTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell ON Wednesday morning at II o'clock,
- NO; lol Broadway splendid collection Of Plants
baclng Camess "a flower and buds Oranges in fruit and
blossom roses OF choice Capejamins Ptsporams with
great variety Of other fine plants worthy Of notice
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ot liabilities. 5.ss3,sos Total resources. ..$45ss3 60s
he leading features of these banks compare fol-
Eg, viz -
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Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
ship r7ast~r. ana Ax.nIs.

ship uastssx ana Agents.
We shSil esteem favor Captains Of Vessels will si7
20 ROBERT SILvEy, Captain Of News Boats rsport
the shipping left at the port whence they sailed the vessels
aew.apers or news they may have. He viii board them
mcdetely Ser arrival Agents and Correspondents horn,
y abroad win a;o confer favor BY sending to this office all
Of kind will be hankfullY received.
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rhiiadelpnla Subscriptions to the
Id 10 mnst ss pad to the .ssuts. Zieber Co. Ledge,
[nss, Third street, Chestnut where single con;e.
Eis. be obtained daily o'clock.
All the new and cheap Publications for sale at their ss
nment, wholesale aud retail. - ~
With the exception Of paper the "eraldn is read
peraps, in Philade phia any paper published IN
IN tm Herald next day. M lv
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wever Beautiful the Countenance

uIcy's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
agency, Ct Walker street, first door from Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-02-23

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
tn RD SEA ASON, 1S44--5
THE GOVERNMENT Of the above Society, begs leave to
1 announce to the Subscribers, that the
THIRD CONCERT
the will take place Apollo Rooms ON Saturday
March LIST, 1915. To commences at O'Clock precisely
Subscribers obtain the tickets which they are en-
titled, by applying TO Messrs Scharenberg Luis Broad
way, near Franklin BY order
f2I 5us'c VIM. SChARFENBERG, Secretary
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By Last Night's Southern Mail.

Ellicott Mcdonald, Smyrna 81 Thomas; Edw franklin
lenney Apaachicoa CID Frances soue West Indies 2oh
Eleanor, Forrest do.
Spoken.
Medoa, New Orleans for Boston. Jan co. lat lon 70 52
Foreign Ports.
ST THOMAS. Feb 3In port Massachusetts Spear disg;
Dunlap GordoH from Boston condemned and sod Hodgden
Savannah day; Emily Cummings, Sage Turks Island
do, to load for NOeans; Besey Janr Brevoo fm
unc Paas Haven FIN Trinidad seeking business; Susan
Mary MscIinoch DO dG su'gaehanns MOqhr9I for Porto
arr seeking freight; Geo Uts Manson Cuba for Valpa.
raso put n for seamen; Abigail eliza, Thomas
MeFarn Ponce: su5ges Dony MayaTuez sis,. virgip
ward and mkt e MITCHELL Kruse. from Charleston for
ST CRoix, datein port, Emily. Davis from NYor< wtg
Rosalba Hill for La Cuayra wi h inv Aids Sid Jan
81, Clara Durham, from Nerfok, for st Domingo.
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RIGHARD VAN DYKE, Jr.. -Auctionesr.
u THE RAl1. ROAD nk pm ~ n nTEI =,

RICHARD VAN DYKE. Jr., Auctionesr.
y THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT HOTEL, corner 4th
I. Avenue and S6th strst-Anth0ny Blseeker Co will
sell auction Thursday the 27th day Of March NEXT
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange the very valuable
property the side of the 4h and south side Of
s6th street The ground contains so feet the and
eet on the street (Which street curbd aud regulated and the
assessment pad) the property within blocks of the
Groton Reservoir The House large twoory attic build
with cellar aad kitchen under the whole with sheds
8sth The premises desirable for the purpose Of
public nAe and occupied such $1,000 $1,000
remain on bond and mortgage per rent Possession will
be given on the lst Of May ns.t indspuabe For terms
too NOWLAN, on the premises No. Eleventh street.
f20to mr21km
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALL,
or the 9TH and 18th Wards.
ITO BE HELD AT TAMMANY HALL Tuesday Even.
1 ing, March 9TH, I845.
Tickets be had Of s. ". Legget $50 Grand street; VIM
Madden Of East Broadway Catharne or Of
any of the Committee Of Arrangements
8. N. LEGGETT, Secretary. ia2 2t.rc
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NATIONAL CADETS
'HE First CoMPANY, National Cadets, will celebrate
the BIT hday 4 Washing,on on Monday 24th
BY Mr. n. B. Saban, at O'Clock, P. NJ. precisely
Military gentlemen and the public in general are invited to
attend. Seats will be reserved for ladies. ~ ~
GAIT J. G. HELME, Committee
siMSEoN oGrWATER'o GtriWvAHTEEfRSoN }An.uSemeuu Ss
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tTTHE INDEPENDENCE GUARD Grand Military
Ball takes place at Nibos Saloon Wedne day February
The New York herald., 1845-02-23

OrTHE ARGUS GRAND MILITARY BALL take,
place at Nibo's Saloon, on Monday, February 24th.
The New York herald., 1845-02-23

AK NEW LINE OF PAtKETS FOR LlV ER
M1$l PoOI-Packet Of the 2eth Eebuary-The splendid
A04ntnd fasoIlte racket ship GAkKlCK, 100 tons
buIthen, aptain b. J. IL. Task win sail Wednesday
Feb '6lh, her regular day.
The ships Of this line being all 1000 and upwards,
about embark Tor the old country will fail
the to be derived from selecting this line IN preference
10 any other their capacity nders them
more comfortable aud convenient hu sh Of small cass
aud their accommodaonsior cabin second cabin aud
Passengers well known TO thvse Of other
ne OF packets Persons wishing berhs should
fail to make early application board foot Nall 10
w. n j. r, TArScOTI
At their GENERAL Passsgv Ofhee,
Nre 70 South SlAidau Lsns