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The New York herald., 1845-03-18
Superior Court.
Refore "a Euli Rancb

Before q Full Bench
MARCH II Decisions Susan Ledyard Jacob ticker.
Defendant in this case is allowed ten days apply Tor
writ of error
Dava Goodrich the Mayor 8c.-Juigment re.
versed.
Ebenezer Welsh ct ais John c. Judgment
affirmed.
4brdham Godfrey plainttfin error Dapid o. Cal.
k.ns ct ais defendants in error-Judgmept reversed.
John Reed, piantif in error EdWard Mckinney, de-
fendant in acknowledgement reversed.
Elihu L. Tucker plaintiff in Charles Oak ley
deftndant in e,ror.-Judgment affirmed.
Cornelius Colgate ct ais plaintiffs error, Robert
Nc Murray, defendant in error.-Ju0gment affirmed.
George L. Crdck deendant in error Mdrgaret Wor-
Memans. defendant in error Judgment affirmed
George Psnset VS.. Frederick Tstfee Motion for
trial granted unless defendant ssseus to plaintiffs enter
ing judgment for balance in his hands
alexander H. Chase Nicholas r. Heydinger--New
trial granted judgment demurrer for the defendant
with liberty to plaintiff to amend payment of costs
within ten days notice cf this rule
Thomas Y. Young vs.. Ransom Smih.-Judgment for
plaintiff
Charles ~ MiHs VS.. Susan Ddy-Moton for trial
denied. unless defendant files affidavit of merits in
which case new trial ordered on payment of costs.
Wellington "A Carter John r. Wheeer-Judgment
for plaintiff and motion for new trial denied.
Daniel Flock VS. George W Tnresktr, et al Judgment
for plaintiff, and motion for new trial denied
Washington Norton vs. Jesse d. Prlce Judgment for
plaintiff and new trial denied
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
COLoRED PAPER AND FANCY PAPER

RAUER BODEN respectfully inform their friends and he
public that they manufacture Coored Paper
and Paper Boses all varieties at the old stand Of Che
late firm OF Blanc Boden ~ Fulton of Gold street He
fully determined to manufacture superior article, and
put the prices to satisfy his customers Orders will be
punctually attended to.
BA good Of Coloed Papers and Fancy Pape
Boxes always on hand ja30 2msec
IsRE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen
or Fame, who desirous of converting their left off
wearing apparel into cash.
Families Gentlemen quitting the city changing resi-
dence having suleruous effects dispose Of will find
much their send the subscriber who will
attend at their residence by appointment.
H. LEVETT, Q Wall street.
line through the Post Office otherwise, will receive
prompt attention. mrl imsrc
SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
~ WANTED And the highest cash for all kinds
of cast off Clothing and good secondhand Furniture Persons
wishing dispose of the will do well call the sub
scrber, or address line through the Post Office which viii
be punctually attended to- b. LEVY,
49h Chatham street, N. Y.
NJ B5Constantly hand, seasonable Of gentle
mems Clothing cheap for cash. f28 lmeIc
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SARACEN'S HEAD.

Ne. 12 Dey street. (adjoining the franklin Hotell
JOSEPH SMITH a:e Of Worcester Englend, begs leave
respectfully inform his friends and the public,
that he has the above establishment and fitted
style second H. has also taken provide the
creature comforts for the inward
At ii O'Clock there will always be sandwich ready and
time during the day the following articles i'll be prepared
dious epicure:-
Beef Steaks-Mutton Chops--Veal Cutle.e--Broed Ham
and Eggs-trzzled Bacon-Wesh Rarbits-Poached Eggs
Sardines-Ccld Cuts-Cram Cheese.
s. will at all time: keep hand the choicest Wines and
Spirits selected with that peculiar old and experience
ed bbber; Bottled Porter Cider and sparkling glass Of
Albany Ale accompanied with pure Havana, all of which
times. mh9 4w eow~ec
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XYLGGRAPHIC PRESS
( GENERAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

THE SUBsCRBERS inform Druggists. Perumers, Groccrs
and others that they have made additions their
assortment of Xyogaphlc Labels, which ,hey would
specially call their attention. They constany adding
their stock all the style articles their line which
offered England and they promise their
that they all spare all that
the business of the Druggists Perlumers and Segar
Manufacturers.
JOB PRINTIN9-Ther office is also supplied with
variety Type for the execution description
ofFa1cy job Printing, Cards, Bheds Notes. Bills Ladng,
Circulars, and all kinds of Mercantile Printing executed
reasonable terms
sEGAR BOX LABELS AND PAPER, of every descriP-
tion. always on hand.
VARiEGATED SHOW CARDS, for Refee,ores, l3rocers,
&c, &c.-a large supply. BRONSON CO,
n, ia4src So Gold Fulton
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ST. GEORGE HOTEL
M III RrsnndxNnH Nauu XnrY

NEXT Block below Trinity Church. and Wall street)
subscribers essees and proprietos Of the above well
KNOWN establishment having recently taken i for term Of
wishes OF their friends and supplying them with
afford
The of the house large airy and commodous and
have been, but lately fitted with and elegant furni
ture.
The domescs attentive respectful and obedientthe a
BILE abundany supplied with all the substnas and uxuries
e good cellar contains an ample store Of the choicest
house. constantly kept in clean and healhul condition
Having avaed themselves of these aud other advanta
prorrietors not only deem i duty but also take pleasure
while endeavorng please although they do pretend
smile competon they deermned by assiduous at
charges that those who their house shall with
ence dissatisfaction. JOHN H MORE,
PETER TYLER.
New York. Feb l. l8i5. "a lmxrrc
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

GENERAL JAcKsoN's BIRTHDAY.-This day (l5th
OF March) the venerable hero OF the Hermitage
enters lis 10th year. The President had letter from
him last night, raught with tue eloquence than
any he before received This argues that his heath
is not worse Globe, March l5
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
AMERICAN HAIR DYE

yAARRENTED, if strictly applied according direction
w change the hair from Other color beautiful
perfectly jet black whou; staining irritating m
AKIN, like o Hair Byes
Prepared only by DR.. JAYNE No 20 South Third street.
Phade pha Price so sold by the Agents. A. b. ID.
Sand Druggists, No. 70 tuon street. 273 Broadway
Broadway. l28 lmsm
NEW SEED STORE AND CONSERVATORY-Th
~ subscribers offer for sale be purchased else
where choiee Of fresh Vegetable Flower and
Grass Seeds, all Of which will be warranted
Also Plants Of all kinds pr,ees Fruit and Ona
mental Tees Of description.
ms 2wsrrc DUNLAP Il CARMAN, 635 Broadway
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DA q u z X X L o T " p E
GENERAL,

U ISH!NG ESTABL ISHME 7 /,
EXCHANGE BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA.
Artists that they have consdeaby enlarged their connec-
and Europe They have also made Be supplied
with every article used in the Dagnerrcotype Art They
Cenera consulting Of thre: different Sizes for the sale Of
yhich they are appont.d Agents. Alse supply Of best
made their especial order Cass ofa sizes best Polishing
Substances and every other article used for the Dagueeotyp
constantly on hand l. ar long connection with ths Daguer
rcotype Art and their suee IS u taking pictures may serve
ordering articles from pat Of the above named countries.
drnd spon prompt and satisfactory execution of their
Their prices cash. Pces Current and information
may be obtained by addressing lposepaidi TO
H. u + LANGENHEIM,
rs im&ec Exchange Building Philadelphia.
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NJ. The subscriber begs inform his friends end the old
pdons ot Nblos ae Conservatory, that he has
AAed Victoria, from London, aud choice
ctlom Of nsw Flower Seeds, all saran genuine
The following package Of 2D superb ready
for sale-priee ST.
rhlox Drummondi-s splendid show flowers Of all colors.
Scbixanthus Pnes, keusus, Grabami, &c. minedt-cun
flowers, Of white yellow, orange and crimson
brilliant crimson and rosy crimson flowers.
Choice Hesrtsease-Seed from choice prize flowers.
bsrtonie Aurea-Golden yellow flowers.
Double Paris Bssems-Nnmgrous choice kinds mixed
I.spa kossa Gralditors, phenicen, Block,
mixed-yery snowy flowers pcfvselv m greet
" Of colors, suitable for training. Nc.
Mignonette-sweet scsnted abysshisn.
Lupurs Crnikshank-stx coors on one stem, vigorous
growth, forming almost tree
Nemophila Insgn GTandifiorc rhesylodes variety
Neat blue fowess with white
NoiaGo atrr.icifoa-showy blue trailing flower
Nla.va zebra, tncwl-Whts with geranium blotch and
stripe
1ropeoIum Pelegrnum Canary Bird Flower-Beautfcl
and ruged flowers, appears like a canary bird
Gerntn Week StocK-1o superb varieties, mixed.
Anasallis ladcs-uniaue flowers, shaped color rich
Chinese blue with curious aud beautiful golden anthers The
centre.
Iteris Coronora, or Large White Rocket Candytuf.
helechrysum braceatum album, tnswl-Eegant snowy
white. - -
Caileopsis, Atkinsona Dummondii, Eegans Sc kinds
mxedtlowers brilliant oil golden and dark red colos
biotched striped and spotted with crimson.
Packages containing so varieties for 50; 100 ST.
Vegetable Seeds OF the grown OF 8i4.
large collection of fine healthy Plants in flower the
Conservatory window.
Bouquets and Flowers always on hand
NEW DAHLlAS-A fine collection under cultiva
tion; plants will be ready IN due
Ordes attended with prompness and thankfully received
by JOHN ROBINSON,
Lac Of Niblo's Conservatory
1mrc kroe edxav lphs ei~or Pr
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS,
No. Gold street, New York.

HENRY WILSON (of Brookyn) begs inform his friends
establishment MONDAY, the 10th of March, ls45.
The has been thoroughly repaed newly furnished
every department. and very best Of every description
liquors. cigars wines domestic and imported aes and
will be provided.
An Ordinary will be served up every day from O'Clock
M and Refreshments will be furnished at any hour during
the day aud evening f2e lmje
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

STEAMBOAT DISASTERS 1t appears from report
recently made by the Committee on Naval Affairs
House OF Representatives that from the year 1896
s4 eighty vessels lost by explc Of steam
2 ara n@s nS sna sny s
disasters During the period of time-ten years
twenty five vessels desroyed by fire, and two hun
dred and 6ity.fve lives lost
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL.
eNER OF WILLIAM & DUANE STREETS, NY

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
E ne has leased the above establishment and pre-
moderate terms 1t has been in the thorough
furniture and he Will not as usual saw what he TO
but solcits the travelling community to visit and give him
trial and judge for themselves that the under his
MANAGEMENT deserving the patronage Of the public The To-
cation being central to business offers inducements
chants from the county from its retired situation
ed by any other house in the city.
Terms 81 per day-per week ia proportion
The subscriber beHs call the attention of parties that the
Assembly Roo will be let those giving Balls and Con-
for the remaining of the and that the room
will he put complete repair and fitted up in
gentlemen oth law that his for and referees
has undergone alteration and that he ready accommodate
them reasonable erms-whch will be by his regua-
ton OF room hire.
NBA select Of b0arders will be taken
very moderate terms.
ne 2w&nc MlNORD 8. THRESHEh.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

BEFORE Judge OaKley.
Henry Lemon. in his goth enlisted board
Of the North Carolina brought up writ of habeas
corpus issued by his attorney, Peter Mulvey The wit
ness who was the petitioner that himself in
his 24h year, and that he remembered Lemon whilst he
the nd Lemon, his mothers breast, The Judge
thought the testimony vogue as the witness was only
three years older thanLenon, aud ordered that Lemon
should be detained until satisfactory testimony
would be produced on the part Of the petitioner.
Peter Mulvey, Esq for petitioner J. Barrett, ESQ., for
US.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

WFLoUR AT THE Wxsr.-The amount of iour and
wheat in depot at Cleveland and other points on
the Ohio Canal 10 Roscoc-at Milan, Sandusky &C. at
Detroit and the ports Of Lake Michigan is estimated ny
correspondent Of the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser "
at 354 600 barrels against 667 900 barrels in ls44 The
Cleveland correspondent OF the same journal estimates
the amount of wheat and flour hand a. 4s0 600
barrels
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

The WEATHER.-In Kingston, Canada, for the
last week or ten days the weather has been most
delighuiSprng has permanently set in, and the busy
hu of preparation resounds in all directions the
ty OF the whaves From present appearances tae navi
CATION will be open much earlier than usual The South
channel is entirely clear of ice and between town and
Wolfe Island crossing foot has been discontinued
week Of the present mild weather will probably clear out
the lost remnant OF Jack Frost.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
FOR SALE.

oNxs A BEAUTIFUL FARM, situated i'll the town Of
G Easceer confirming seventy Of R0od hable and
aud. The House il in perfect order and convenient
" arranged for large family ssid Farm is divided by the
Easchetcr Creek, where there is fine bass and
trout ishng in The buildings all good
order good sabng for twelve he whole
place well and on the premises beautiful Eshpond
and day by the house to ntersect the New
Harlem Railroad at Williams Bridge, whs with
in three miles of said premises There abundance Of
Fruit said premises which was selected by the present
York. miles Possession be had by the st
April and any information concerning said property can be
had ON the premises.
Aso said property forty Of first rate Land
possessing advantages the above seventy
The will be so separately the Farms
getr (nakng all I0 acres TO suit The purchas-r Apply
TO j. w JlNEWAY, No. IL City Hall Place, or to ISAAC
iss ia.Te WM. ii. HICKS. No. 20 Wall street.
GA A SUPERIOR FARM FOR sALE--Consisting Of
aces including suitable quantity of conveniently
situatsd salt eadow, being the nortey part Of STRAIT
on Neck about ~ miles from Flushing landing and hall
mile from college Point landing, aud boding for some DIS
auce on flushing Bay embracing desirable locations or
country seats win privileges has ia large cottage
ho9 atenant house large barn. &c good landing place.
and apple orchard producing about 800 barrels oi apples
nuilly IS unusually well waered and has several living
springs Of che best quality the dwelling Upwards Of 40
acres arg lad down moving gronnd and will cut about 30
Of hay THIS year. and covered with thrifty o
The whole premises of the richest natural soil,
81 requiring no manure, and Of than
dGf lodging the tn salt grass is sufficient to
PLATr SrKAITON, Flushing, Long islaud,
rof q H.. WINTER, is Wall ct New York.
The city of New York. 50 may remain on
mni5 2wsec
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

SUPPOSED SLAvgRs CoMMITTED.-On Thursday
evening the U. S. marshal, Forest, accompanied
by officer Arch g. Ridgely deputy marshal arriv ed from
the u. s. irigae Congress- in Annapolis Roads, having
in custody captain and two officers Of he brig Monte.
video arrested ty g. w. Gordon, Esq, U consul at
Rio charged with aiding and abeitng slave trade
the Of Africa together with nine witnesses
The whole party were lodged in Jail to wait frther
tion.- Balfifn0rs Patriot.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

,-a COUNTRY RESI- lDt.NC +. FOR SALk--situated
,fn the town elha Weschester Couaty bordering
she village oi East Cheste about IL miles from New
balance 90 acres IN high of cu, aon, with fruit
c II, Kinds IN abundance There good Dwelling Houses
IT. recently built together with large barn stone hen houe
rb, &c. The place Is beautifully situated commanding
the Sound and surfounding IL will sold
exchanged for improved city property For further
tculsr apply 50 West street, between Carlisle ana Rector
streets
Also Lots of Ground IS by 0o the easey side Of the
llth avenue, between yIth ana JBth sr 22 msic
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
NATIONAL HOTEL,
No. COurtlandt street and 81 Liberty street,
NEW YORK.

THIS NEW HOTEL will be opened the 2oth inst when
the Proprietorx will be happy accommodate their friends
and the public wh board The Lodging Rooms large and
and hs ira 'pGh as cannot a
merchants from other cities and the country not
passed by any other House in this city.
The Furniture Beds and Bedding all and made
preasy for this establishment
Families who wish Paror Sleeping Rooms attached
be andsomey aecommodaed The subscribers their
friends and the public, that efforts their part shall be
wanting the comfort and convenience of their
and he they solicit share Of their they hope by
the duties of their
tire satisfaction CHARLES WYCKOFF & co.
e.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
KrNcsroN Marnh

Court Calendar-This day,
Coh soN Nos. H. Is, IL, l6 H. IS, l9, 30, 81
~, %.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
Common Pleas.
In Chambers

The March term Of this Court commenced yesterday
No jury cases being ready, the Court adjourned
this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
HOBE'S PATENT

HOBE'S PATENT
E X XTEN SION DININ G A B L E s i,
WITH METALLIC SLIDES, long known as the most
w durable convenient and elegant of Extension Tables
ctued warranted to run easy constantly and not TO be
ment choice patterns private paror hotels
boats &c., together with general Of Cabinst Fur
Of Elm, where the public is respectfully invited call
and examine. mrI lm*rc
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
H. Z. WILLARD,
AUCTION GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION

AUCTION GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
u E. W. WILL ATTEND to sales Of Household Furniture
IL and Merchandise Of all kinds, personally attended to
the residences of renquhng housekeeping
business Cash Advances made Furniture and erchan
disc description consigned for sale Sales settled in all
the goods sold and delivered Manuac
aud traders always have advances
on goods for private sale. m2 1m*ec
NOTICE.
DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given. that the Commissioners
authorized subscriptions the capital stock OF
'The Goshen and Albany Rail Road Company" will open
books receive such the 2sh day Of March
next At Goshen IN the County of OTangs and on the s't at
Dated New York, February goth. l815
JACOB T. WALDEN,
JOHN J. PALMER,
JOHN TOWNSEND,
THOMAS w. OLCOTT,
ROBERT L. PELL,
In. II. BUTLER
f2i 1taw4w2tis 2tossec Commissioners.
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO., /
NEW YORK, Feb. 3, 1915. )
Election held this day for Directors OF this Institutions
"A for the ensuing the following gentlemen elected
such DirectOn:-
Thomas W. Thorue Elisha Riggs,
Thomas I. Woodruff Anson Baker
B X. Robson, NJ D., Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tackfr, James r. Holmes,
John r. DIVISION, John P. Moore,
John Fl. Lee, VIM, X. Thorn,
Caleb e. Tunis Thomas MorrelI,
Francis p. Sage Eugene Bogart,
John T.. Merritt, Robert Smith.
At a subsequent meeting Of the Board THOMAS w.
THORNE, Esq, was unanimously reelected President.
Gec GEO. T HOPE. SECRETARY.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

STORM AT MAysvIILE.--Th Maysptue Eagle et
Friday, 14h inst, says a very severe storm passed
that city and neighborhood Tuesday night doing
much damage. The rain fell in torrents sccompanit
with hail. The high wind that prevailed during he night
besides slowing down Thousands Of panels Of fencing for
the farmers around u.s. tore into pieces frame and leg
building IN East Maysvie. II also blew end
the large brick building Of Mr. Harry Nicholson, which
crushed, in It's iall, franc immediately adj joining
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

NOTICE TO DYERs-The very superior liquid Pink CO.
or extepsiyey used the dyeing es,ab bshm.n
Of France, for saleoby q HENRY KAHN,
mil 1wSro Is Liberty street, up stairs.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
NEW YORK HOTEL,

7Al Broadway, New YORK OAty:
THIS and splendid establishment opened on the is Of
the city, is now ia full operation he entire front Broad
way between Washington and Waveey Places has been
elegant for the OF mie. and sin.
perfect all who favor the house with their
patronage will be conducted the European and Amer-
neaa Table dote in private parlo or la carta as may
suit their convenience
The Of the house. the great number Of large and
beautiful parors the spacious and airy halls render It most
desirable residence for those visiting the city either business
Z pleasure. j. H. BILLINGS Proprietor.
ms lmkm b. MONNOT Restaurateur.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
HATS-SPRING FASHION.
M rUoUv M
o BOWery, New YC

}. M. llCE W w.
No. BOwery, New York.
ASPIRING Style Of Hats which equal superior in
Of elegance durability and economy those sold
any other store in this city. m8 lmsm
NEW FASHION
n BROWN CO.'S ONE PRICE STORE, 17s Chat
Aham square, corner OF Mott street lmat Beaver and
Of 49, large Of Caps patterns much
admired sold at moderate prices, wholesale and retail
m8 lmsm
SPRING FASHION,
WM BANTA, No. 1870 Chatham street, (opposte
AChsham Thea and "a Canal street Of
street. offers for sale and Inspection large OF Hats
Nutria Fur Hats $3 Superne Moeskia silk Hats S3 Fine
SILK Hats $3.50 Also full assortment of Caps, the lowest
city prices. mhla lm&ec
A DOLLAR SAVED is A DOLLAR 4 EARNED.,
I GENTLEMEN who make it rule to lay out 81
notified that they can purchase Hats and Caps at
ROBERTSONS PHOENIX HAT AND CAP
ESTABLISHMENT,
Mo- 03 Fulton street. side Of Broadway much cheaper
of large sales small profits and cash delivery
enables the proprietor offer the different articles in his line
at the following reduced ra'fi HArs
First quality .Nu,ria Fur. ur.................ssso
oeCOnu w
Meleskin ................. 1919. so
sseonS ss:s quality m'n:' and boys:
These articles are not only quite equal but in
city comparison Of the qualities and prices with those Of
other establishments will show deduction Of 81 so
prices All Hats warranted Of the most fashionable
NB-The propreors extensive arrangements enable him
offer very advantageous bargains to wholesale dealers and
country merchants. me 1m*m
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

KIN t9h saLE-A Splendid, SUPERIOR aud yery valuable
~~ent fences and outbuilduss mills machinery for
saw ug grinding &c. about a0 choice Peach Trees aud va
sey and 2 hours ride from New York. healthy and delight
full Price $4,000; half remain will be
chang in part tor c,ty Pc Cost over $lo 000.
Also so acres with Coage, Barns Fences sc about
1000 Peach Tres adjoining the above Price $4,000 For full
particulars apply to ID. ELSTON,
55 Atlantic street, South Brooklyn
$500 or $4,000 House Lot in the city Of Brooklyn
wanted, at per cent Ample security Apply Immediately
ID. ELSTON, IS Atlantic street,
mill lmFec South Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

TO LEI.
AT FORDHAM, WESTCHEsTER CO., NJ Y.
sst LARGE and yenient Cottage formerly occupicd
Hpy Thos Bas ford with Garden, and Fruit Tves OF
eyery descril ton adjoining within
huudfed yards OF st. Johns College The New York Har
m Railroad Cars and from New York six day
Amply 40 Pearl street, New York f9 lmsc
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

yS~ FOR sALE--A tARM--siluated at lshp, Suffolk
N8County l. adjoining rmithtown. said Farm
ss 80 OF which Wooo; the remaining %
OF good There Houses and also
good wells of the farm; large barn with
house stablas for eight hoss an ice house, good
garden enclosed fence, fruit &c.
Any further information be Obtained no SO Jleecker
street. few doors from Broadway Holt the .uIehss
no nev 10 On f2h iWs
u.w COUNTRY SEAT 10 LET-lo let for one or
91Ruore yeas, the beautiful country seat kno Wood
Nawn situated the Norh River foot Of sad street.
Containing about 10 acrel
he dwelling house having been built last aud
the stable and other bu idings in good order.
Pos session be given Immediately. For terms apply
w. l.. CUTTING,
ma 2wsec 50 Wall street, or t8 Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-03-18

NEw JERsEY.--Among the bills which passed
the House on The l4h, was one To incorporate Tor
twenty years the New Jersey Magnetic Telegraph Co -
bill provide for the erection OF state unac
passed the Senate the same day by unanimous vote
Che State estimates the receipts into the treas
ury the current year at $ss 0s6 49, and the expend
including the S25 b5 81 due to the school fund at
$9s567 49, showing deficit OF Si053i necessary to be
provided for by taxation the determination to pay od
the debt due to the school fund is adhered 10.