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CURE FOR WORMS.

4 SAFE aud effeciual remedy for this distressing
IN complaint in children will be found in HAL
LOCKS WORM CANDY, which is offered 10 the
public improved and agreeable mode of taking
the most valuable medicines used by physicians 10 de-
sroy and expel Worms from the human system. The
most frequent symptoms Of WORMS are, picking of the
nose, paeness OF the countenance, grinding OF the
teeth during Sleep tgtid breath, variable appetite,
acrd erucatons, and pains in the stomach, dry cough,
emaciation of the body, and sometimes convulsive
fits. When these symptoms are exhibited in chill
dren rest assured they have worms, and a remedy,
give tlallock's Worm Candy-the medicines compos-
ing which are such as every physician approves of,
and is in the daily practice of recommending; being
presented in this form as the ready mode OF ad
mnisteing to children. Each package contains three
rolls of Candy-each roll being distinct preparation
to be given at intervals. Price l2s cents.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
ISRAEL j. GRAHAME'S
Drug and Chemical Store,
N. E. Corner of Baltimore and Eutaw-sIs.
o. Where also may be had, Hallock's improved
CASTOR OIL CANDY, an easy mode of giving
Castor Oil to children.
NIB. Special care given to the MEDICAL PRE-
SCRIPTlON business. jal7-.f
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DIR. LEACH.
T. No. "a NORTH CHARLES STREET, ]
IL nnnos;,o St Do,l,, r,,s.h

e NO. OF NORTH CHARLES STREET, f.
IL Opposite ST. Paul's Church, K
Il Performs all operations in Surgical or Me- II
ii chanical DENTISTRYi in astyle that cannot H
he surpassed for of operation, beauty of work
manship, durability and reasonable terms-pre-
ferrng small profits and constant employment, to high
charges and but few patients. The best PORCELAIN
TEETH and purest GOLD used in all cases.
05- Extracting Teeth or broken fangs (day or night
05 fel2-tf
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FREIGHTS TO PHILADELPHIA.
ONLY FIVE CENTS PER 100 lbs.
NO TRANSPARENT.
The Philadelphia, Whining
2MfsSSsH ~ ton and Baltimore Rail Road
SsSsI1s9 WESAR. Company have made ample
.gS&ySXE33 aZ&Iand permanent arrangements
to transport all goods and commodities that may OFFER
between the cities of Baltimore and Philadelphia, daily
except Sundays) and are now taking Merchandise,
Dry Goods, Groceries, SC. Sc, at the above very re-
duced rate.
FREIGHTs will be received at the Company 8 Depot,
corner of President and Fleet streets, between the
hours of = A. NJ. and 6 p. M. and be promptly for
warded as directed.
Special contracts for freights will be made if desired
by The car load or otherwise.
ap2 A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

which makes their assortment very
complete, consisting of almost every variety, in the
Ladies', Genemen's and Children's line.
They would again enumerate a few leading articles,
such as
Ladies' Caters and Half Caters, black, bronze,
(siIk and stu fancy spring cOlors, and brown linen.
Slippers, Paris Ties, black and bronze, kid and mo
rocco.
Slippers white and black satin
French Embroidered Slippers.
Misses and children's Boots, Buskns, Ankle Ties
and Caters, black, bronze and fancy colors III great
variety and large quantity.
Gentlcmens French and Common Boots.
F., Gcntlemens French Common Calf Laced Shoes
Centlemens Black and Fancy Caters, laced and
bu,toned, of superior quality and beauty.
The subscribers have spared neither pains ex-
pense in ordering their stock from the very best man
ufacurers in the country, and can confidently offer
their present assortment as the most perfect which
has ever been in this market
an3-3 A. COYLE & SON. Washington CITY.
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rs number Lottery and l3 drawn Ballots.
Whole tickets $20 halves $40; qrs $5 eighths So 50.
Certificate Of a package of a6 whole tickets $3.50
do. 26 half do 1870
do. 26 quarter do Is
do, 26 eighths do 500
m Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of
packages in the above splendid lotteries will receive
the most prompt and confidential attention. and Of
fetal accOsnt of each drawing sent immediately after
it is over TO all who order from me. Address
A. W. HARDWOOD.
One door east of Browns Hotel,
mh3l-eolw Washington City, u. c.
WBLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN CAL
IA LERY s. PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS, found
ed 1910. Awarded the Medal Four First Premiums,
and Two Highest IOnOrS by the Institutes of Massa-
chusetts New York, and Pennsylvania, respectively,
for The most beautiful COlored Dagueneotypes and
best apparatus.
CONCERT HALL, PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,
Washington city.
No. 25l Broadway, New York.
IS Court street, Boston.
136 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
SO Canal street, New Orleans.
l27 Viele Rue du Temple, Paris.
% Church street, Liverpool.
Q9-PoRTRA1Ts taken in any weather, in exquisite
style. ja22-ti
NEW COACH FACTORY.
n SM-EI2S,/JOHN Nj. YOUNG having entered up
fSsSStlLL[T.S,t on his new establishment in SIXTH
ZGJ-STREET, near the corner of Louis
lana Avenue, and i'll the rear of Coleman's Hotel,
Washington city, respectfully informs his old custom
ers and all others wanting splendid Carriages, Ba-
rouches, Buggies and Light Family Vehicles of any
description whatever, that he can supply them from
his stock hand, to order at the shortest notice
and at reasonable prices to suit the times.
John NJ Young repairs Carriages of every descrip-
ton in a workmanke manner. lie respectfully in
v,es the attention of citizens, strangers and others
visiting this city to his new establishments and TO the
style of work which is dene at his Coach Factory
fel5 eo2m
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ssssss considerable trouble and expense to
procure leather that will not break, takes glea plea
in Informing citizens and strangers that he has
last accomplished his desire, having at his command
assortment of Calf Skins that will wear equal 10
any French leather that can be produced. MIS-
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BOOT FACTORY REMOVED.

Dull L Az lOh1 hEnlo V Ell.
~ The subscriber having removed
Eu3 his Boot Factory from No. South
VI zstreet to No. As SECOND STREET
easnD I'd 3GxSnext TO the Town Clock Church,
IN (Rev. Mr. Heiner's) he respectfully
~~m solicits the patronage of his friends
and former customers. He is prepared to manuiac-
ture the best BOOTS and warranted to fit at reduced
prices for CASH, or to punctual customers
He also will make the best quality of peg'd BOOTS
very cheap for cash. They shall be of the best mate
rails and workmanship. He also returns his thanks
to his former customers for their liberal patronage,
and respectfully solicts their continuance.
fel3-u JOSEPH DUNCAN.
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FORTUNES HOME.

a w. KIRKNVOOD, LOTTERY AND EN-
IA CHANGE BROKER, whose Office stands No
| for prizes, calls the attention of the public to the
following magnificent scheme.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
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E. COLEMAN. BOOT MAKER,

Between Holiday and Gay streets.
The Subscriber most respectfully in
forms his friends and the public gene
rally that he keeps constantly on hand
an assortment of Gardeners BOOTS
of all descriptions-such as Napoleon
Taps, Cork Soles, Double Soles, quilted
Soles, Dress Boots, pegged and sewed,
and Opera Boots, of the best quality, all
of which he offers very cheap for cash.
The New York herald., 1845-02-20
AIban v,
Correspondence of the New York Herald

Correspondence Of the New York Herald
ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1S45.
The questio verata, the Judgeship First Circuit,
which has been a source of great dsqulet and dis.
comfort to many worthy and highminded gentle
men, and perhaps not little to the tquable and
good natured Governor, was this morning settled
The name Of John w. Edmonds was sent to the
Senate for that place, valued at seven to ten thou
sand dollars per annum, and tenable until three
score years of age. In this struggle, the world has
been apparently "down on" Mr. Edmonds The
history of his life, public and private, has been over
run-a sorts and descriptions of charges have been
made against him-every manner of influence has
been brought to bear against him,-but il seems he
has cleared the track of all encumbrances, and des
pite every obstacle IN his way, he has succeeded to
MS hearts content. knew it would be highly
pleasing to Governor Wright if the law would rid
him of his Executive patronage. He don't like it,
But since the work is to be done, he bears it good
aaturedly, and one by he is clearing the calen-
dar OF appointments
Gen. Cass was in the capitol during the morning
hour. and received the cordial graspo many hands,
out the owners OF said hands are Of opinion that his
seat in the U 8. Senate, wipes his name from the
slate for the succession He is thought to have
reached the acme OF his political destiny. Upon
this point however, there no occasion for any
present expression OF opinion.
The Canal Board yet remains in daily session,
and. OF course, to use common expression, "the
ur fes' in various parts OF the State. It's nice
business abstractly considered, this hanging on
princess favor A comfortable blacksmith at his
forge, is king compared with the poor devils who
dance attendance in Albany. In Washington it is
the same-only worse and more OF 1t.
Every body here Is anxlously looking towards
the federal capitol for some authentic information
about the cabinets, and the general course of af-
fairs. Yeu promised to give it. LYMAN
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

the city, fremont street, as every body knows,
which gives 1t great advantage as a place OF pub
lie amusement and exhibition. There is very
excellent company here. including Harry Smith
and Mrs. Barrett: two Boston favories | wit
messed &C AS You Like IT, performed here a few
nights since, ,and really surprised at the strength
and capacity of the company. The house Is ire.
quented by the first circles in town, and is actu-
ally thronged nightly, being acknowledged by all
to De most unexceptionable place of amusement.
Mr. kimball, the proprietor, is making a fortune.
Our State Legislature, still in session, have done
little, thus far beside granting railroad and busi-
ness charters. They have talked some about
Texas, Oregon, New Brunswick, the Canadss, &C.
but shocking mess they make of it altogether
Its curious sight to go into the hall, and the
heterogeneous macs OF human nature there congre-
gated.
Cheap literature and the periodical business are
exceedingly prosperous just now. Reddng and
Co. being The oldest and most extensive esta-
blishment, take the lead here. / congratulate you
on having such faithful agents in this city for your
highly popular Journal.
One or two days of warm ran and smiling
sun have lowered our snow banks.
Yours, truly, B.
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

DIVISION OF WISCONSIN, is fact that the ex.
tent OF Wisconsin Territory is as great as that OF
ak OF the lai class OF States the Union. From the ex
reme south western boundary, near Gsena ii extends
the east bank OF the Mississippi to its sources then in
direct northern line to the British possessions running
eastward in lne to the Lake OF the Woods thence south
easerly to Rainy Lake and its tributaries until il strikes
the northern shore Of Lake Superior opposite the head oil
Isle Royal then traverng the head oil that Lake and the
southern shore to the head of the Montreal river which
is the Toledo and Maumee Offset boundary line Ct the
State OF Michigan and thence along the shores Of
Lake Michigan point within forty miles of Chic GO.
The Of the line OF jurisdiction cannot be less then
twelve hundred miles, and the whole Territory occupy
ing average OF two hundred miles wide, and twelve
hundred long An extent OF country vast il is 70
foresee cannot be contracted into the limits OF State
Territory when IT becomes populous Its boundaries
would be too extensive and wdes spreadings jutis c
ion too large and unweldy convenience OF cfhciency
aud hence presumed will be necessary in time. for
portion Of Wisconsin to seek state Of political
and social existence The Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, IN
view OF these facts suggests to the emisrsnt the enter
prisng adv nturer and the hardy pioneer that there Is
wide field for their labor in Northern Wisconsin Let
them combine says the entinei and form an association
consisting OF two three hundred families and in the
spring 60 ont in body to the Mississippi then take
steamboat and ascend to the mouth Of St Crox and Falls
of st. Anthony establish settemens-and erect new
Territory, by the name OF the Superior Territory.
There Is the slightest doubt but that this plan is
perfectly feasible and that very few years will IL
put in operation. The tract OF country left, by such
iivsion 10 Wisconsin, would be sufficiently large for
Territory would be no infringement Of the rights or de-
trmenta 10 the interests OF the people of Wisconsin.
The tract of country that would be embraced in the
Superior Territory, would cover an OF about nine
hundred by two hundred miles, aboundng in valuable
lead and copper mines-countless quarries Of gypsum
md valuable building stone-immepse forests of the
choicest timber-a rich and prolific soil OF prairie end
woodland nerspersed with small navigable rivers ard
reams for hydraulic purposes; aud all the required
sources necessary for the growth and prosperity OF
magnificent state.
The New York herald., 1845-02-20
Legislature OF New York.
In SKNATE-Feb. II. lS45

Reports of Committees Mr. JONES, from the
committee on commerce and navigation, long
report on the subject of the New York Pilots, and
Governor Wrght's special message. The follow
ing joint resolutions accompany the report =
Resolved, Gf the Assembly concnr) That the law OF
Congress, entitled an act concerning Pilots" passed
equal In its operation unnecessary and uBus and in the
opinion OF this Legislature should be repealed.
and our rsomss.d TO se their hest
tions to procure an immediate repeal Of the law
Resolved that the Executive be respectfully requested
to cause copy ofhese resolutions to be forthwith trans
mted to each of our Senators and other
in Congress
Mr.. LOTT moved the printing of five times the
usual number Of copies, which motion was referred
to the printing committee.
The question being taken, the motion to print
tive times, prevailed.
By Mr. HAND, bill to extend the time for the
collection OF taxes in the city and county OF A.
bany. Read twice and committed.
The committee OF the whole, MIR. SCovIL IN the
chair took up the resolutions the subject
OF LEX rsSas and debated them until the the eSom%iee'
on motion of Mr.. VARIAN, went into Executive
Session.
In Assembly.
Prayer by Rev. MIR. Mason
PETITIONS PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
From Alrgany and Tloga counties, to allow tht
N. I: and Erie railway company to extend thei
road into Pennsylvania; from Chenango for Gre
neral Registry Law from Greene county for pa
redemption in New York or Albany; from Lewis
county tor the speedy completion of the Black Ri
yer Canal; Ulster Tor reduction of the rate of in
terest to per cent; memorial of the Delaware ane
Hudson Canal Company, in reference to the N. Y
and Erie railway company; for a general law fol
manufacturing purposes.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
BY Mr.. SEARS, by bill, to incorporate the Brook
lyn Quay Association.
BY Mr.. Ross, by bill, to authorise the Common
Council of Buffalo to borrow money.
The bill to increase the capital of the School
Fund by the addition of the S84 900, was receivee
from the Senate and referred to the Committee or
colleges, &c.
The order of motions, &C. being announced Mr.
BAILEY moved to lay the order on the table, ant
take up the Constitutional amendments. Tit
House refused-46 to 40.
Mr.. Ross gave notice of bill to incorporate tn,
N. Y. Industrial Association,
Mr.. VAN SCHooNHovEN called up his motion tina
the concurrent resolutions on the controversy be
tween South Carolina and Massachusetts be made
the special order for Tuesday next.
| The question being on the motion OF Mr.. M
Brooks, to lay the resolution the table, the mo
tion prevailed. ..
The House then went into Committee of tn,
Whole on the bill to pay the troops sent to Hudson
on the bill for the relief of purchasers of IndaI
lands in Oneida county, and on the annual mes
sage OF the Governor.
The first bill was land over without debate.
The New York herald., 1845-02-20
Boston.
Correspondence Of the Herald.]

BosToN. Feb. IL, lS45.
j. G.. BENNETT, ESQ.,:
The political tide still runs high in this mayor
less city. Next Friday, the 2lst inst, we shall
have the eighth trial to elect this city official but
according to present prospects it will be as una
valling as the former ones. Each party remains
firm and determined to fight to the last gasp. The
natives will finally succeed
Office seekers are on the qsi vipe just now, and
their number, in this neighborhood, is legion
Some have very just and fair claims upon the new
administration, if political services count anything;
others, and by far the larger class, to think,
because they have voted for Polk and Dallas, and,
perhaps, carried torch in some procession, that
they too must be rewarded. There will be some
kicking here when the disposition of Offices is
made, and matters settled.
The democrats are preparing for grand ball in
Faneuil Hall, to come of on the 4th OF March, in
celebration OF the democratic national triumph Ii
is got up on very liberal scale, and will doubtless
be a very fine affair The natives will use the hall
few days previous for the purpose OF celebrating
Wasbington's birthday, and | am informed that
Mr. Harper, mayor OF your CITY,, has engaged 10
be present. This will rather excel the democratic
entertainment.
We have wholesome variety in the way of en-
tertainments in our city at this time. Among
others there are the lectures OF DrJ ). Jones, for
mery manager OF the fremont Iheatre, upon the
Reproductive Sy stem, use and abuse These lec-
lures are given in OF our public halls and draw
well, to say the least of them But as to the moral
influence of "preaching" upon this topic, and ex-
hbitng perfect and accurate models thereof why,
am inclined TO question Its propreiy.
Professor Gouraud has arrived in our city, and
proposes TO form a class Ia New York. Our citi-
zens are inclined to look upon the matter rather in
the light Of an "abstract idea," as Mr.. Hudson,
he lecturer, would say and also to que tion its
utility. have seen many persons who have de-
voted time and money to the requirement OF the
art Of Mnemotechny, but never one who had re-
ceived one particle Of practical benefit from il in
any shape or manner. ibid the professor mnemo-
nize his accounts with the printers in your city be-
tore leaving u
Mr. Rice, the original and unrivaled Jim Grow,
has been performing his round of characters and
3uriesques at the National Theatre for some days
past. His Bone Squash, Virginia Mummy, Oello,
Nc are very humorous in their way, and draw
good houses. MIR. Pelby has stsr OF greater or
lesser magnitude constantly before the public; be.
sides which, there Is most Snexceptionabe stock
company attached TO the establishment / doubt
II there be a house in the Union that can produce
the scenic effect that is witnessed at this theatre
Mr. Bayne is the principal artist, and unriyalled in
MS line. This establishment is doing thriving
business, being the only ostensible theatre in the
city of notions.
fhe Boston Museum 10 also highly popular
place Of resort. 1t 10 situated In the very heart Of
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

KENTUCKY The Legislature of this State ended
its annual session on the 10Th inst, day or two
before the adjournment the nomination by the Governor
IT the Hon. John White now member Of the House OF
Representatives and late Speaker OF that body) 10 be
Judge of the nineteenth Judicial District OF the State
CONFIRMED by a large majority doubt was.x
pressed In debate In the Senate whether Mr.. White
would accspt the appointment. -
The New York herald., 1845-02-20
ena Hor,s a,s On Ss snn so,nsr

A TO LET-The large three story and attic Brick
Inc Seventh Avenue and Thirteenth street, with fine
grdrn Iroton kitchen ranges marble msntsls sliding
doors &c and improving neighbohood Rent low
good tenant.
AioFo three story and Brick Houses with Stores
underneath, the eaerly side of Sixth Avenue between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets with sliding doors, marble
manels TIoon &c., suitable for respectable families In
moderate ifcumstances.
Also-Fve story Brick Houses of similar kind the
eastery side Of Greenwich Lane Avenue the Eighth
Avenue, and opposite the large square.
AlsoThe three Brick House. with Store underneath,
the y side Of the Eighth Avenue between 18th aud
th streets, with marble mantels, sliding doors, Croton
water, &c.
All Of the above Stores excellent stands business and
suitable for drygoods and ladies' shoe
china and sarthenware hardware ewelry. millinery.
fectiousfy, &c.
The Stores with the front basement-room will be rented
parse from the dwelling if required the being covered
in front for fuel, sc. u. Il. WINTER,
l6 Wall
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

kzA TO LET--The Bnlkhead, or Water Front from War
. Chambers street. (abou 200 feetl
risd =. the Nerburs landing The four story soSs No
ngtn and West The superior three story Brick Ho1se
occupied by T. Cochran, q Tenth Avenue near I'D
has mahogany plated urn Croton
FOX SALE OR T0 LETS1h. Mansion and Farm +, a i
House fifty feet five stories aud superior cell root
coprerd doors plated furniture &c. The hall and
Italian marble. The building the and is
without equal 70 situation in the United States l. will
front the Bay isand feet and each side
of THIRD is in the Eighth Ward Of the City Of
e,d Sites on this property The land the best on
dollars per attended by experienced gardener.
ALSO, FOX SALE-The Bennett Farm. at Gowanus,
200 Lots fronting Third and Fourth and the
street leading TO the Greenwood Cemeery The Lots will be
sold ow prices and long credit and money loaned to those
JOHN i. DELAPLAlNE,
flo No Nav NeNN York.
The New York herald., 1845-02-20
NIBLO,s GRAND SALOON.

FOR CON NCERTS AND BALL s.
price for Balls -. ...... soo'
n-~THF ARGUS GRAND MILITARY BALL takes
place at Nblos Saloon, Monday, February Atn.
ry-THE INDEPENDENCE GUARD Grand Military
ssn takes place at NbloS saloon Wedne sday February
9th.
nTTHE MONTGOMERY GUARD Grand Military
3sl takes place al Nblos saloon Monday, March 3D.
festival Nibo Tuesday, March 9TH Dinner to be
ne Table O'Clock. Tickets to be had Of the Stewards:
ia2Orc ID. e. GOLDEN, President
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

MELANCHOLY We learn that James Hssty, Esq. !,
VI Sjandlsh, committed suicide Ia thar village
yesterday morning He found suspended by the neck
the chase house, where he had probably been hanging
hour two II had been remarked by his friends for
time that he acted strangely and evidently dis
rdsred in his mind. Although well off in worldly
point Of view, he imagined that he was in want Mr.. H.
s6s formerly Postmaster ofthat vsge but lately kept
,to there He single man. and between 30 and so
Of age. He Of the most estmable men In
he village learn; and the event teaches anew how
Unstable life and how weak is VIXEN the immortal
mind is soverthrown.-Porfidnf .4Tgus, Feb. Is.