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The New York herald., 1845-03-24

RED RIVER RAFT "A letter dated "Head of the
RAFT, Feb 20,h," published in the Caddo Gazette,
furnishes the Welcome int that the
arney had succeeded getting through the Raft after
great exerions The Raft was about 1900 yars IN length
when the boat first commenced pulling at it, The plan
Upper Red River will now have chance to get
their cotton market, and obtain their
from this city, shich they have during ths whole OF the
present season been prevented from doing, in
luence Of the obstructions to all communication present
.igh : n
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

Factory At GLoUcEsIKR.-Th large factory at
Gloucester Point, N j., owned by the Washing
,ou Manufacturing Company is completed, and the ma
,hiuery is b:ng rapidy put up that in month tive
very thing win be In full operation Another factory
hire hundre eet long, to be erected the finished
one end for the accommodation of the workmen, forty
dwellings, TO be added TO the number already erected
The work will be pushed rapidly aud il ia expected that
he buildings and tenements will be rooted in by Septem
next This property will be owned by the Glouces
Manufacturing Company. These factories viii make
great addition TO the productive industry of New Jsr
sy and add materially to the value of property in that
vicinity.
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT.

o. Snrnce strcrt, " T.
ThlS is the only nsnuaoury Of extent in the United
The srh-crbers offer for sale
and SPLENDID Of Shades; supcrb
OF the well known public build
rgs Europe md this country haudi works Of and
only this establishment We being both pro-
fessona artists and we'll experienced profess 70 give salts
fiction when favored with orders.
mhe lm.cc BARToL 4 DE MAURY.
Tue FISHING SEASON HAS COMMENCED
let thore now fish, that 6shcd before,
And those that always fshed, nsh the more
TROUT TACKLE for the present also Tackle for
all seasons and all kinds Of fishing, variety the
lowest cash prcc. For sale wholesale and retail by
JOHN J. BROWN h Co,
mhis imHrc 1875 Eulton stsst
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
LODGINGS TWENTY-FIVE
SHAkSPrAKE HOIEL.

SHAKSPEAKE HOIEL.
CORNER OF WILLIAM DUANE STREETS, NY.
THE subscribe, respectfully informs the public that
m he has leased the above establishment and pre-
pared to accommodate them with Board and Lodg ng,
on very moderate terms has been in the thore gh
furniture and he w usual what he intends do
Dut socs the travelling community visit and him
trial. aud judge for themselves that the establishment under his
deserving the patronage of the public. The To-
chants from the country rom its retired stua.ion unsurpass
ed by any other house in the city.
Terms 81 per day-per week in proportion.
The subscriber begs call the attention n parties that the
Assembly Room will be let those giving Balls Con-
for The remaining part Of the and that the
cent style He further calls the attention of tho
gentlemen ofh law that his for abrators referees
has undergone alteration and that he ready
them reasonable lerms-whch will be by his regula
tion OF room hire
MIA select number Of permanent boarde will be taken
on very moderate terms.
mo 2w.rrc MINORD g. THRESHER
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
SANDMAN SURVEYING VoYAGR-The Poiy,

SANDMAN SURVEYING VoYAGE Polynesian
OF September Z, notices the arrival at the port Of
Honolulu OF His Sandman Maestys brig L'Eredano.
This vessel was surveying voyage, and had been
absent two years She was expected to proceed from
Honolulu the coast Of Mexico here to be joined by
sixty gun rgate Of the nation having board
Prince OF the regning family of Sardinia This vessel,
Che Eredano ienarks the editor is the frst representa-
iive OF the Mediterranean powers that he'd anchored in
the waters of Howau. Her appearance was warmly
greeted and salutos exchanged with her from the
tort
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
FRENCH FLINT GLASS. WORKS,
AT WILLIAMSBURG, l.. l.
DEPOT % WILLIAM ETREET NEW YORK

DEPOT 90 WILLIAM HTKEET, NEW YORK
Mrssns. BERGER WALTER, known for lorg series
l Of extensive manufacturers of and
Flint Glassware in the Department Mosee France have the
honor inform Glass peaea Importers Of Watches, spd
furnishing houses generally they have csab shed Bsch
of their Manufectoy in this country and II oer e fuh 70
them, have engaged experienced and skul wormcn. both
French ond Ength The beauty Of this Glass the tasteful
style of all the ces hey manufacture, well moderate
prices and promptndc in the execution Of orders, will they
fondy hope the,u lsr share Of from
American aud foreign Houses.
M BCustomcrs fabt OF transmitting orders their
house Par T Prrcds Posonnere their general Depot OF
Crystal, 30 Parndis Poissuere Pa will please forward
them direct 10 20 William srr-f New York, FIG lmsec
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
HORE,S PATENT.

EXTE NSION DINING TABLE 8,
WITH METALLIC SLIDES, long known as the most
w duable convenient and elegant of Extension Tables
facured warranted to constantly and be
affected by dsmpuess warpng Of the wood large
ment Of choice patterns suited 70, parlo hotels
boats & together with general assortment Of Cabinet Fur
nure always hand the Warerooms Nol40 Grand street.
corner Of Elm where the public respectfully invited call
and examine. Cjf3gS mr lmsrc
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
SARACEN'S HEAD.

No l2 Dey street. (adjoining the franklin Hotel.)
JOSEPH SMITH, a.e of Worcester, England, begs leave
most respectfully to inform his friend: and the public
nat nat ne has leased the above and fitted up in
Creature comforts for the inward man.
At ii o'clock there will always be sandwich ready and at
any time during the day the following articles i'll be prepared
and served up style suitable to the palate of the FASH
dnus epcure:-
Beef Steaks-Mutton Chops-yeal Cutete--Broiled Ham
and Eggtrizzled Bacon-Welsh Rarebts-Poached Eggs
Sardines-Ctld Cuts-Cram Cheese.
s. will at all times keep hand the choces Wines ard
Spirits ,ercted with that taste peculiar old and
ed Bottled Porter Cider sparkling glass
Albany Ale, accompanied with pure Havana all Of hch
will be served on such terms and will with
times. mh9 4w eow*ec
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

FLOODS The Indians have predicted an unusual
w high rise in the Mississippi this year, which, the
Palmyra Wing says, has caused some uoessness among
he iamilies rcslng the bot ON lands in tit vicinity
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

EMIGRATION FROM MARYLAND The "Roonsbo-
rough Odd Fellow" states that about hundred and
'ixy ssmlies intend leaving Washington county, for Iii
nois th spring and summer. + ON The neighbsrhood
u Boonsb ough q considerable number ore going.
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS,
No, Gold street. New York.

(LATE THE CALEDoNIA).
HENRY WILSON (of Brooklyn) begs intern his friends
e.aShmen on oNDHY the Oh Of maph me %
Tho has been thorcushy repaired newly furnished
department. and the very best of every description
liquors cigars wines domestic and imported ale and porte
will be provided.
An Ordinary will served up every day from to o'clock
NJ; and Refreshments will be furnished any hour during
the day aud evening. f28 i'm ie
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

LAMPS, GIRANDULES, HALL LANTERNS,
AND CANDELABRAS,
FOR THE SPRING TRADE
DiETZ, BROTHER & co No. - John street, manu-
facuring and always hand, complete
Of articles their ne of the following descriptions which
they will sell wholesale retail at low price for cash.
Improved Chemical Oil and Camphene Lamps.
Solar Lamps, Gilt and Bronzed, great variety.
"Corneus Co.'S" ceebra ed Pat mt collar Lard Lamps
Girandoes, various patterns gilt svered OF bronzed
Suspending Solars, Doric Camphene Lamps,
acket Soar, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Pa.ent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Brittanla Hand Lamps, Camphens Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Oil, Pure Sperm Oil,
DO Camphene, Solar aud Lard Oil
do Burning Fluid, Refined Whale Oil.
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

AN INCIDENTAL few days ago in one of the cars
belonging to the Philadelphia train, middle aged
Se dressed woman quietly seated ard passing away
re time by looking the pages of book which she
eh Behind her was man, also well dressed, who
seemed to take great interest in her movements but pre-
isey what he did to her Is not fully known. The stten
ION Of the company arrested by the voice Of
Madame, who was, ell Of once in towering passion and
turning round and locking the intruder full in the face
the said. in tone which all could hear =" Sir wish
to understand that have piece of cold steel in my
rocket and thst am not TO be OndeTdonked by you
body esep flashed fire she spoke and the
delinquent skuksd away and found seat in other
ar or slopcd
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

Mosr AFFLIcTING DEATH.-Captain Samuel H.
Marshall, OF the ship Powhattan, few days since
arrived from Liverpool was accidentally drowned in the
bay Tuesday night last and that too under most
affecting circumstances Upon hin arrival in port he Wis
tied the city, leaving his wife and child board
vessel at the lower shipping anchorage. On Tuesday
night he started on the schooner Nmrod, "a ligher to
80 down TO his vessel with the intention of bringing his
we and child up to the city About O'Clock when the
hippirg Captain M. it is presumed with the purpose Of
looking out for his ship stepped out in the gengwsy and
he vessel had been removed he fell ovcrhosrd Cspten
NJ was a native of Portsmouth, VI where he has
tidngs will bring sorrovag and griefMobiic .adrertier
M1rct IA.
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

SsLr DESTRUCTION MIR. Fullcr, the driver Of
the Taunton and Duxbury s'eee, after the delivery
OF his passengers at Taunton, the 9oh instant sd
having taken care Of his horses, hung himself in his
coach by OF silk handkerchief attached to the
strap Of the middle seat He has lett young wife No
cause was assigned for the rash act.
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

SUDDEN DEATH -Richard Williams, Esq, for
merly Postmaster Of New Bedford, died Suddenly
OF spopexy, on Friday last He LEFT New Bedford in the
tfernoon visit to his farm, in the vicinity in his
usual health where be arrived. He afterwards dis
covered by OF his tenants the gate Of his farm
house, lying dead upon the earth He highly 70.
spected citizen, sixty years OF age.
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
JONES'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
INLTIATORY co UNITING ROOM

Nv Il n OK CO u NllNU II u " w /,
245 broadway, corner OF m urray 1t.
in Book Keeping, fenmsnship and COMMERCIAL Aric,hme
TIC and qualify Gentlemen for practical duties Of the desk
Private Instruction % ,s given if required
gaested to apply 10 the Librarian Clinton Hail. who will
nish tickets Of admission under the arrangement made with
the Committee.
References may be had the Academy Bookkeepers
Merchants and Clerks who have been students during the last
nine years.
svo price 2s This work adopted in the first Academic
aud extensively introduced there f25 imeodsee
FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE
n GERARDlN. Commission Merchant, Is John street, NJ
has just received consignment oers for sale
comprspg-Plan white and rich fancy decorated Dining Sets
Dessert Tea and SUPPER Sets Toilet Sets single Csps
Mugs with Cologne Bottle Figures; Tete Sets
Also, plain and nch Cut Glass Dccaners Water Bottles
Celery Bowls Preserve Dishes, Tumbes Goblets, Wines
Astral aud Solar Lamp Shades and Globes.
Orders for Cut Glass Ware Gliding and Painting on
CHINA Ware to match any pattern, executed promptly
f25 lmsrc
7 AMPS. CHANDALIERs, GIRANDOLEs, Nc-The
factures that they WILL after the 18th day of March, be ready
70 exhibit by far the best OF House Furnishing
foods IN the United states at very reduced prices They
btautu goods such Solar and Lard Lamps and Chanda
lers great variety of paens suitable for private HOUSES
Candle Chandeliers Girandoes Mante Lights Brackets
Pendants, Lanterns, &c.
A variety Of style English Goods, received per ship
Waters Casnrs Shutters and Trays Tea and Coffee Urns
fancy plain Trays in great variety fine Table
Cutlery sets and dozens and variety Of rich aud
plain Gassware-n Short almost every article required
housekeeping may b, found sh. ,pbscTbe ,how
WORAM HAUGHWOUT,
mhI5 Imsm 56I Rroadvsv
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
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70 tho Public.
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ADVERTISERS are informed that tho circulatio " ths
Herald is over THlRTY-FlvE THOUSAND, and rcssng
fast hG. the !Sygest circulation any IN M city
in the city country Prices moderate-cash in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed the moderate price,
and In the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
pR0PRIEroR OF rHE HERALD EsrABLIaHMKKr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
TO COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
SHOES

= L; JOHNSON (late Wilson 4 Johnsou) has
Eon hand, in store A2 Chatham street, directly sA
fhs theatre one Of the best assorted stocks
Grain and Seal Thick and Thin Soed Boes and Shoes
pegd and sewed from the Eastern manufactures Ladies'
s1 s,er ys5iy of @ Shoe. than other
Boots. ~ '
Store till o'clock in the evening" giving country mer
mhA lm&rc - oo~~- :. N'N.N '''0'e'
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

AN INFAMOUS CAsE.-Mary Fazette, an limo cent,
.rtess girl, some fifteen years old, and of rather
prepossessng appearance brought before the mags
rates in New Orleans the lath instant charged with
larceny II appeared that she was engaged by Mary
Thompson to attend cigar store. She gave the girl
dress and some trinkets, such earrings, neck
lace, Sc. 70 make her attractive" in the store she
termed it. She went further for ording TO the oath
the girl herself who she overheard The infamous
bargain she had concluded with some wretch possessing
he lineaments OF man. that for the of $3.50 the
poor young creature to be maize the victim OF dis
honor Becoming alarmed at the danger Of her position
she few to the humble but honest roof Of her mother
akng with her the dress and rnke.s which Miss Thomp
had given her This the extent of her THEFT
herein lay her crime The Recorder discharged the
complaint regrettng that there not law to punish
he Complanaut
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

LAMENTABLE.--Two children of Mr.. George p
Fisher, OF Dover, Delaware, who were saved from i'm
mediate death by the heroism of their aunt Miss Rick
ards have since died OF The burns they recevsd aud Mis-
r. is suffering severely from her hurts morning pape
states that the re was the work Of little white girl EN-
ployed TO take charge of he children who has since
confession that she placed lighted candle under the bed
went out shut the door and left tn children to their
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
tFrom the Evening Post.l


nENTISTRY.--" DR. a. e. CASTLE, who has lived
~ long time this city has obtained distinguished and
enviable eninence his profession He inserts Artificial
Teeth and fills Teeth with great sk aud ability He
prepared composition The form of Paste for filing hollow
decayed tender teeth which, while the of all
acids injecting agents il becomes hard the TOOTH
durable for life II Is peculiarly adapted for
snd DR. C,se with great We have pef,onsy
tried his skill and recommend him"
DR. A. e. Castles Ofhoes sei Broadway. 40 im-dh
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

MORE LEAD. The ST. Louis "Repubican" says
extensive discoveries OF mineral have been made
At Edwarjsvile, in Grant county w T. One of the
leads struck by Mr.. Day, is represented being
ensve cave something like those lately discovered at
Dubuque and in Jefferson county in tbis State
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

az STAR LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
&13 Packet Of the iih of Aprl-The new and elegant
first class packe, shin WATERLOO. Capt. w. H.
A. EN-, will positively sail above her regular day.
Having superior for cabin second cabin
aud seersge passengers about embark will find
this splendid .hip 70 be most desirable conveyance
The Waterloo will sail again from L vrrpoo the 26ih Of
May Those who dsrous Of sending for their relatives
friends have them brought this splendid packet
For passage TO or from Liverpool early application should
be made TO the subscnbex.
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
mlzrrc 100 Pine street corner Of South street.
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

GREAT LAND SALE.-Edward ]. Black, as the at
orney OF the State of Indiana, advertlses for sale
hree hundred thousand acres Of land in Georgia which
formerly belonged to the Georgia Lumber Company and
were by conveye to the State of Indiana The land
arc located In the counties Of Toair Montgomery Lap
rens, Pulaski Wilkinson and Tstnsl and then
are much improved
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
DAGU e K EOTYPE
GENERAL
Flu ISHING ESTABL ISHME ENT

EN- HANGE BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA.
THE beg leave inform the Dagucrrro;yp.
Artists, that they have considerably enlarged their counec-
lions the Union, TN West Indies South America
md Europ They have also meae be supplied
sith article used tho Tag Art They
lately received ssc supply Of vogaende,s celebrated
Cameras consisting Of thrr. different si1es for the sal. OF
ya,e, and che@ieal, citer for DsSerreotype Caoye
subuces and other etce used for the Dsguerotyp
constantly hand sr long connection with the Daguer
eotyre Art and their taking pictures
-ecommentatoa and reliance Dsxueueotype Artists, by
depend prompt and satisfactory Of their
of Their cssh Pncef Current and information
may he obtained by addressing tpo,tgeid) %
II. " LANGENHElM,
n3 imsec Exchange Building PhitadeIphia
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

SEDUCTION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES "A few days
ago, good looking, well dressed woman, was
brought before the Police Magistrate 10 answer to a
charge Of petty larceny During the investigation 1t
discovered that she the wife of shoe msrch ant
in Kingston, Canada and had eloped with of her
husbands workmen, carrying with her f75 of his money
The fugtives came 10 this place. where they have
sided most Of the winter So long the stolen money
lasted they got along well enough But when the funds
we're exhausted, the brutal seducer compelled his VIC
tim to prostitute herself for gam and failed to beat
her in the most shameful manner, when she refused
when she did not receive what he deemed adequate
reward for her niquy. During fit of ntoxication, she
stole pair of shoes, and committed. The Magis.
trate committed the seducer also, but there is law 10
punish him he desarves.-Roch. Dem
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

Na1E a SUPERIOR FARM FOR sALE-Consisting Of
salt msad9w beins s noIhsIly part Of stsi-
mile from college Point landing and bordsrng iSr some dis.
tanc Flushing Bay embracing desirable locations
house tenant house large barn &C. good landing flace
anu an apple orchard about 500 barrels Of apples am
springs Of the best quality the dwelling towards Of
acres laid down in moving ground and will about
tons Of hay this year and covered with thrifty To-
Gust trees The whole premises of the richest soil
fourth Of the usual quantity produce the finest crops The
drift lodging the ses with the salt grass sufficient
manure The whpe E95 terms and ether INQUIRE Of
or of G H. WINTER, is Wall street, New York.
B-The above Farm will be exchanged for propey in
the city Of New York. so mortgage
mhl3 2wsec
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
ATS-SPRLNG FASHION.
j. M. TICE IL CO.
No. % BOyVerv. New York,

HATS-SPRLNG FASHION,
]. M. TICE & CO.
No BOwery, New York.
h AXE now ready to supply their customers with their
.sprng Style Of Hats which equal not superior in
point o. egance durability, ana economy those sold
--y ou.c. s.oIe In tnls city ma lmsm
NEW FASHION
square corner Of Mott street maao B.aS.I ma
Mole Skin Hats th. spring Fashion for the low fired price
oiG large assortment Of Caps, patterns much
admed sold at moderate prices wholesale aud retail
SPRING FASHION.
lA -, WIN. BANTA, No. 1870 Chatham street, (opposite
Chatham Theatre and s4 Canal street Of Wooster
street offers for sale and large assortment Of Hats
raa GsPs s.S Of s sg'ps % Psn lew a
sk @ ass ~ Also afull assortment Of Caps at the lowest
- DOLLAR SAVED, is A DOLLAR EARNEp.n
Nbs;l len Isos aLEMEN who make i rule to lay optu
RoBERTsoNss r ss'faas PHoENix s tnd HAT f' AND CAP
- ESTABLISHMENT,
No ios Fulton street east side Of Broadway much cheaper
sns tn1 a. any q other place the city An eIbe adherence
enables The proprietor the different articles in his line
al the Following reduced rates
s,rst quality .Nutria FuT.... ............$s@
ccsc1ua 90
''.'CiPsj ''''''''' ="
First quality mems, and boys. ...slM
w
These articles only quite equal but in some respect.
lepecay in the style of rmmnGI superior any in the
customary prices All Hats warranted Of the fashionable
offer very advantageous bargains to Wholesale dealers ard
country merchants. m6 Imsm
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

IN ARE now ready to supply their customers with their
sPrng style Of Hats, which equal If superior in
pont q elegance, durability economy those sold at
eny other store in this city ma I'M sm
The New York herald., 1845-03-24
AT EORDHAM WESTCHEi

AT FUKDHAN WESTCHEBTER CO, N Y.
autk ALARGE and convenient Cottage formerly occupied
ST&,y The Bassford with Garden and Fruit Tres Of
hunded yards Of St. Johns College The Nav York Har-
lem Railroad Cars and from New York times day.
Apply at 479 Pearl New York. flo Inns 70
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

kFA FOR SALE, OR TO LEAsE--Ih hat well knowa
Factory with l6 lots Of grouad situate Harlem,
the ih avenue trsilroad) between l2sth and 29th s
tctory very substantial story brick building
III brick carriage hoI engine house adjon-
iny. The streets and avenues gulated and paved
paid The premises in complete order
dy or immediate occupancy The will be sold leased
purchase money remain bo ID and mortgage for long
time.
John ssrcst where map u the pror sty can bs
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

,y1& FOR sALE--A Farm Situated at I.lp. Suffolk
&6 County, ,adjonink Smthtown Said Farm contains
Sa acses 80 of which Wooo the remaining 50
In state Of good Gu vstion There Houses and also
rage house aud sabng for eight hor ice houses good
Any further information be obtained No 80 bsecker
street. few doors west from Broadway Half purchase
f21 m m
The New York herald., 1845-03-24

TAG A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE--situated
Hn the town of Pelham Weschester Couuiy bordering
the village Of East Chester abou! l6 miles from New
York. containing l40 of and- wood land,
baanc. 90 high of cultivation, with fruit
Of all kinds in abundance There good Dwelling Houses
IT, recently built together th barn. houc
corn crib &C. The place is beautifully situated commsndns
low exchanged for improved city property For further
tculars apply &C West beweeu Carlisle Rector
Lot. Of Ground by o the eastery side of
llth Avenne. between 9th gath m