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The New York herald., 1845-03-01
Correspondence OF the Herald.

lALCAHuANA, Nov ~, 1Bii.
Ny las letter to you was about the middle Of Sept BY the
now: have the folloying S vessels 70 Iepori:.,,
Ship Roanoke oil Baltimore Nov sid for Valparaiso
Noyo BaIaus Statesman 9f Salem Nov
Grange Of sa,haven daily expected from Valparaiso FOR that
morrow She has about 500 bbIs sperm OIL shp Franklin
asa do VIII oil
Vessels heard Gomn Al T?mbsz; Aug %. Alexander NIB
1885, 18Th Messenger do lso 9Th Ccrn,han Do soO Napo.
time Gsnss. Do 700 50 iso yh 2sth lat 4s Cha. Carroll
Lag ,sh Felowe' do r. whs ,sms me- Jas Munroe salem,
CoadO NB 100 yh lag ~ Nannske MI, 1000 bbls 18th,
The Brrmea haler sailed from this port yesterday
for Bremen with full The Pacific, Of Ct Jshn at
present in port, with 1000 sp
RHODE ISLANDER OFFICE, !
NEWPORT, Feb. IS, I8a5
Art Orleans Dosre Providence for Elizabeth City Alfred,
The Margaret, at this port reports in addton-Heard FROM
o. aao Nov u.s. Navigator, Nant 1900 wis; spoke
Dec l6 lat 81 s. Ion TO- Jos Megs Of Matt days ont sp
all we'll ~ ~
mtsceilane cons Record.
ARRIVALS AT NEw YeRK-We annex table showing the
numorI ceaances aud arrivals at this for the month
CoMMEncE OF THE Posr OF Nsw YoRx, FEBRUARY. iei5.
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), averaged 22i miles per day. by

that time days. averaged a miles day, by
log ana Observation Naval.
The Ponsett arrived Key West lh Feb days
Lieut. ohS ssuee sax.aa
John Ssi Kas nssy 81
Peyon. Clerk The steamer left the 18th Feb for New
. &s GsP Myss~ 0 h Ms Mss S5S h,
s ssG h not
Sss s 4. ss
10 @ '' Ss1 5ay Ss s.
from iore topgallant yard, and was not sem again.
spoken.
Charlotte Of Hamburg 65 days from New York for Buenos
ASisi hes si Ss.iSn sf rs s s. of Mon...1
Foreign POrts.
s sl So prev 10 b.s from Am
Inas Merchant Murphy Mary Helen,
Shfs s 81 r;
ifesa Asa % s.s
"a MagB4 Bsl.f rhpas load timber for Hong
xsilsn Nov I'm I'm po, %. ADAMS NcLe. from Boston
81 MSS Islands. In port cons.s Weston
BSnsos Aynr; Dec 2Sa Globe aisg; Isess Ha.rOu
dol Fortuna DanI for Boston, do; Aie1ander IRass do
and Oh Others q, beo'e Fame Baker from Monsvdso 2h
RIe GaAsOs De, as-In port. whi.nors, Beare a,g, $,
days; Fs..s Coma dss for sssm' uaa Frances Ann
s sai.$ ss a H:1"Es NE % kss: kMsf
s
Sss: Bssnos; ss5s Allen Orleans @
a. Sid M sS Ss:: Suffolk saymo'
Home Ports.
B.LyAsT Feb sC Genoa Ls%gh.s Hfyans NC sa
lack Havana; Norh STAR (new) OTIS do' Hanover Savage
PenThase. Feb as-Arr Orb. I,ey Matanzas Cid Beulab
sSs vi Ws;%e .s HI Rns
Pu.iord caldwell Hobart TSwn, v6i; Mary Ann. Tracy
,,s afS %! As5
nsT; Portland, 10 load for Cuba.
fss i: %iK!S
bos on shore for supplies this morning. about o'clock all
P aaa ss: ss .'S " sSff
Jas St; Andsssn NGa;cliaa Asra Dunbar. do Mesiopo
and Eo e assoy
s..AIr Charity s Smith, No1fo!k Henry
ssx% MARSHALL Ssff' dssfs NS;san. 81 via
Es" s Ga Ssss wl.s l si,s s:s
Kasmas Dsnns?n Demeg,ass RichaIS Kelly Mayasusz;
Theron Young; Niagara Young, and Thos Ireland somels
NYork
R.cHMosD, Feb S5-sld Phanix Boush. NOresnsi Susan
CHAREsToS. Feb Lady Eitzherbert lBrl Ce.ker,
Marion Brl Mills London; Cathariue, Berry, Antwerp EN-
pire, Lawson, Havana.
F.si j Uss, S and
Hubbard New York; John Bell IBr1 Black Liverpool Arr
2oth Gil B!a. Lamson Boston. CID France. Marshall Am.
steSdam; Michigan Mason and Selma; Smith, NYork.
CID ADELAIDE Adams, Wm EnEs, Boss and Leigh.
son LSysIp9o GathaIi9e @ Wingate Bs!!imor, lad Ferry
MIstsns Havaaa Pensgn Brl Dill Kingston jam and
aa aud McSn. o s,co 70 SCI S8 tSS
mogrne, [Br] anchor outside the bar bound des
aud Akbar bsund l8hArr Geo Henry Graca; Susan
tsuds5%an and Susan LBr] Kinney KnE,on Ja LeapdsT
Two Marys, Tyler Havana CID John 8 McKm, is) Lewis
Galveston; Hannibal Parker Bostou Claiborne Burgess and
ord seaon Brl F!'zmmons Liverpooi Allegheny Shank
land fhiadpha; L-on!,ne, [Brml Ariaans emen; Gen
Marion, Hines, York Hope Howes, Lee Baltimore. Tow.
boat Panther ogsd 3 sea on the 18th Arkansas Union and
outside bound in, and brig inside. bound up names
UNKNOWN boat Swan towed to 18th, Ann Hood Gil
bert, Addington, Mary Ann.
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Foreign Marketa.

KuNcsroN, yal Feb s-Importations of -four from 81
meal $40 bbls bread; 3936 bags We have had nc
vessel sailing for New York. Baltimore or Philadephis
for some time The market for all sorts of American
goods is overstOcked. We have much will last us
for three months and more. We want more -four &c
just yet The price offered for -four is $6 per Dbl duty
paid. Business dull.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcArIo
WI a M.
Provision Market.

There ia change this week. We visited the several
shops and the two superb steers They weigh
ed lbs with 400 lbs of fat and only seven years
old They were taed on Indian meal no oil cake or
Poultry IL very plenty Ali the different markets are
fully supplied with fresh eggs butter, veal vegetables
SC Navigation being open these articles easily
brought to market.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

FEB 27--Beeves-The Offering included 900 head o.
which so were from Virginia Demand good. Sales o.
$40 head, including 400 for New York. at SO per
100 lbs.
Cows and Csives-227 offered Sales at So 10 for dry
cows; $5a 6 for Spngers and SIS % for milch cows
Swine--6l0 offered Sales SO rs 81 rs per 100 lbs
sheep-About 600 brought in this week; and sales at
81 33-exra So 25 a 8 Is each
Hay-2s0 loads brought in this week Sales of Timo.
thy at 10 75c per cwt Rye straw, &c per bundle.
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INVENTIVE CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.


WASHINGTON, Feb. q, lS45
Senate, pursuant TO adjournment last night at
haf past 10, met at ii A. M.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Tustin. Journal dis
pensed with.
Mr. MRRRIcK presented petition from Nj sss.
stppl for reduction Of the rates OF postage an
uniform charge Of five cents. BY Mr.. Bates from
the Legislature ct Massachusetts, protest against
the Annexation OF Texas. LAID on the table.
Mr.. EVANS, from the Finance Committee, intro
duced bill, supplementary to an act to fix the
value Of certain Foreign Moneys in the Custc m
Houses of the United States. The bill was read
three times and passed
Two or three local and private bills were consi-
dered.
CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC EXPENSES
On motion OF Mr.. Evans, the Senate took up
the amendments Of the Finance Committee TO the
annual bill OF Civil and Diplomatic Expenses. The
amendments, with one or TWO exceptions, related
to increase OF salaries OF Executive subordinate
officers Among them, however. were
An amendment, reducing, from and after the
30th June next, the number OF Clerks in the Gene
raj Land Office TO sixty; for repairing and repav-
ing the Pennsylvania Avenue. and repairing the
road to the Congress, onal BuryDg Ground and
Navy Yard, $3S 600. For laying the foundation
and commencing the superstructure Of the west
wing OF the Patent Ofice, $l5 600. Forthe Dis
uict Penirentiary, $1,000 For lasane Paupers OF
District Columbia, $4 900. Cost Of each iurallc
not to exceed 81 per week.
On the amendme Mt, cutting down The missions
to Austria and Brazil from full missions, as passe d
Nv the Rouse, 10 mlsSiOns Oh tue stCohu Class, VI
Charge des Affdires.
Mr.. BUCHANAN desired to know the reason for
this anne ndment.
Mr.. EVANS explained that the governments Of
Austria and Brazil had only ministers Of the second
grade near our governments; and that ministers of
the same class TO those Governments had accord
lagly been substituted by the committee. Besides,
the importance OF these two nations in their rea-
lions to the United States was not so great as to
warrant full missions
Mr.. BUCHANAN did not know about that. He
thought, however, that our commercial relations
With Brazil were Of such importance, and growing
Importance too, as to render II only advisable
but necessary 10 retain our commercial advantages
ia that Republic against the Vaccinations Of Eng
land As 10 Austria, II was leading power OF
Europe, very old and respectable Government,
and had always been friendly TO the United States.
Mr. Il. hoped that this mission would rot be re-
iuced. He asked the grade of the representative
lere from the Government OF Brazil
Mr.. EVANS believed he was resident minister.
Mr.. BUCHANAN said, that under the laws Of ma
ions resident minister was considered equivalent
20 full minister tie, ihsrcitrc, thonahtt roa'd
be polite aud Jest H. fttaln iuii minister ~
Brazil. The tobacco trade OF the United States
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Married.,

On Thursday, 27th inst, at st Pauls Church. by the
Rev Samuel Seabury. d. D., CHAuNcEY L. NoRror, to
MARGARET PARsLow, all OF this city.
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PHILADELPHIA, February asth ls4s.
EdBEkT S6BBEkFs JoAANsT9 JoAAMNsTf99 ROBERT JOHNSTON CO.
STOCK EXCHANGE
COLE CTION OFFICE,
No. II SOUTH THIRD ST.. OPPOSITE TO THE MEcHANrc's
- BANK, PHILADELPHIA
Dealers in Uncurent Bank Notes. Relief Notes. Gold and
Silver Coin, &c. ~
Drafts Notes and Bills collected with DESPATCH favorable
Drafts st. Louis Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Baltimore New
York, Boston, &C., constantly for sale.
All orders for the purchase and ale Of United States Govern
ent State City Incorporated Co.'S Loans every
tio1 Of Bank Insurance. Ks Road and Can Co. Stocks a.
tended promptly and with care the Board Of Brokers
REFERENCES
William Patton, Jun. Esq, Cashier, Phadepha.
tcull Thompson, do
Buck Potter, do
Morx.n, Buck 4 Co, do
David Brown & Co. do
Ecke SpanRer X Raiguel, do
II Mercer, Brother & Co. do
f28lmsgz
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Passengers Sailed.
JAMAIcA-Brig Peggy-M:ss RAFT and brother.
MARITIME H. RAID.
ship Maaters and Agents.

N shall If Captains or Vessels Will VI
to RosEsr SiIvEv, Captain Of News Boats rcpor O
the shipping left at the whsrce they sailed the vessels
sswspsps or news they may have Agents and
this o1ce any Marine Intelligence they may receive
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FA BER SEGAR FACTORY,
II Division street,
NEW YORK.
THE UNDERSIGNED have esfablished an extensive Sesar
Factory II Division New York under the diFec-
ton Of Mr. w. BKoWN who has been Superintendent Of
one OF the largest Factories in Havana for nineteen
The following kinds OF segas in he Faber Sc
gar Factory, and Of which large hand will be
found equal Havana Of spondng style and
-
lmper al Regalia, Trabucos, Common Size,
ResaIia Panetelas London Size.
Casadores, Canoue, Prineine
All boxed ia the Havana style.
The subscribers have tied the Son OF their Senior Hava
ma for the Tobacco for their Facto
market.
They have hand for sale stock OF Havana Ss
gars, entitled to debenture Of the following brands:-
La India, Woodville, La abana,
NoriaRo, Fragranz.a, La Norma
De Moya, Cunrpv. Esperanza
Lord Byron, Upman, Kiondo.
Escnlapius, Minerva ia Fama
La Palma, Victoria Columbia
Dos Hermanos, La Par, Also, Prncire, &c.
JOHN II. FABEk Co,
III 3merc No. New street Of wall
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TO THE CHRISTIAN PUBLIC

=
A SPECIMEN OF MODERN CHRISTIAN CHARITY.
IS well known to the public ha for few past, the
Broadway Tabernacle has been freely and vedly OPEN
posing Religious Anniversaries of city, through religious
and political discussions down the ordinary exhibitions
for the applicants securing the
charg- for its But is 70 md last that there pur
pose for which the Tabernacle be openedand that
THE EXHIBITION OF THE CHARACTER OF ALMIGHTY GoD,
AS THE FATHER, BESEFAcroR, AND SAVIOR OF ALL MAN
KIND.
Committee make application for the Tabernacle because Of
Us capacity and Genital location for Lectures
Universalis by Rev T. Sawyer. Pastor Of the Orchard
street Unversast Church Mr. Hale, (the proprietor ndvi
Sualy, expressed Willingness for occupy it, but the
Board OF Trustees OF the Tabernacle Congregation whom
the subject was submitted post vey refused the
TioN ON UNIvERsALIsM
1he undersigned feel that what they compelled regard
such an and spirit should be generally
known TO their eowczens The Inevitable tendency Of such
spirit cannot be mistaken Give POWER and there would
be no such thing freedom Of thought We do not
question the mere legal right of the Trustees refuse
they clearly had no CHRsTAN right do in vie OF
uses the Tabernacle has been place general public
meeting. :
For more exten ded notice, NEW YORK CHRIS.
IlAN MESSENGER. OF this week, which will contain
statement 81 the circumstances, and letter from Rev It.
sawyer addressed to the Trustee. Of the Tabernacle Congxa
ton This letter should be generally read.
sALIsT BOOK ESTABLISHMENT, I1O Fulton street Sc
eond hoor, , o5 At e Cstharine st. and geo Grand 81
!! (. WATKINS. TA6s. III Aa fGHRNxANHET' GRxNET.
j. L. SACkETT Committee
New York, Feb. 27, is43 mi Itsrc
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FAT REF

FAT BEEF.
G1eC1k Will be exposed for sale by ROBERT BEATTY,
on Saturday, lst of March, the corner Of Spring
sand Mercer the Beef Of Two Steers ears
old fsed bv Jesse c. Give Boomnggrove Orange County
Judged to be superior slaughtered in this market
seaaon. X. b. will be happy his friends. f27 3src
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EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.

EYE AND EAR INFTRMARY
THE SUBSCRIBER having paid special
sSSN attention to Opthsm,c diseases aud deiormi
Il for several years, two OF which lie the
* attending surgeon Of public Eve and Ear In
Urinary in the G stern pAt OF this city, also
ha, ing noticed the inconven strangers ls-
bor under for Of suitable op who
this city for operations the Eye he has lin addition
general pracsee or ned private inhrmy erpr sally for dis
Eases of Ee aud Ear where patients all the ad
vantages o hospital and at the all the comforts Of
from 2 to- r. M.
Apply at No. 3ss Broome street near Mulberry
- MARK STEPHENSON, M. d,
Keierences-T T. Bond, NJ D.; Rev Bishop James, NJ D.;
Eey Ptmen d. D, Hon jams Haper Mayor OF the city
Judge A. Vanderpoel.
New York, January 81, ts45. mrl ltsm
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HOBE'S PATENT

I = = = HObE.S FATENT
EX NSION DINING TABLES.
WITH METALLIC SLIDES, long known as the mos,
du ana elegant OF Extension Tables
affected by dsmpnes wapirg Of the wood large asso
boats &c. together with eral tment Of Cabinet Fu
nnre always on hana me ooms Noito Grand street.
and examine. mr lms re
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE
TIRE HIGHEST PRICES be obtained by Genilsmen
or Families who desous Of converting thar left of
we,ring apparel into cash
Families bentlemen quitting the changing
oence having any supeuous effects Of will find il
20 their sdvantase TO send for the subscriber who will
suend at their residence by appointment.
Au..,, II LEVETT, Wall street.
% ,niouRn the Post Office, otherwise will receive
po.npt aetfnton mrl lmsrc
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LEARY u co :

LEARY u co rs
FASHION FOR SPRING, l845.
CENTLEMENS HATS. of our Spring Pattern will be rea-
" dy for sale and delivery. ard after
Friday, the 2Sth Instant.
~ B-We announce the above as THt: FASHION for the
ensuing and to preclude all possibility Of The
where s 70 i. oIsia and peculiar features,
CROWN-7A inches high 56 bell sides, bell front
and rear, yeoman, u
TtP-36 inch oval, the edge rounded off ll6 inch.
BRIM2M inches wide all aIound-S Set, curve-Curl
BAND and BtNDlNG-M inch wide
The particular Of he bm unique customers
will style expressly adapted to the
tic features and form Of each respectively.
February 2ath
The New York herald., 1845-03-01

QEV. B. f.. BARRETT will deliver his Tenth Lecture,
~ postponed Of the weather) Sabbath
sysning in The New York Society Library building
uljectHeayen" Seats Free In the weather should
be unpleasant he lecture will be postponed f29 tsh
LIBERAL Leo rUkES AND DEoAIES,
L NATIONAL HALL, Canal street Broadway every
"A sundy Doors at soclcck-Lecture at 81 o'clock
pre- sely
Subject next Sundayome peculiar doctrines Of Christi.
anity.o A Debate will follow. CIV.
TRANSUBSTANTIATIO
BISHOP HUGHES and Rev. Mr. Rydsrs Dscounes on this
subject will be reviewed in Discoue by Rev Mr. Still
WE'LL Sunday ening O'Clock in the Church. Chryste
strt e between Walker and Hester streets Seats Free
mi 1tsrc
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b O O K X EPIN &c.
No 80 Cedar Street

NJ ~ ~ MARSH, Accountant, respectfully informs the
~ PUBLIC ths hi. Coun.g Rooms for the study Of Prac
cal Bookke ping Mercantile Writing and Commercial Arith
mstic, continues open day and evening
such are the practical Of the system Of suc
uoh ana the faithful attention the that
one Course Of these lessons Of good becomes
effect. ''' - ~ = '
Pro,pectmes with terms, may be had at his vooms.
~, IL MAMHs WoRss-Entitled Double Entry Book
Keeping siuPhhed," Ivol and "single Entry Book Keep
and for sale az the booi stores and at he
HOomt, at above. fN 3tsm
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By Last Night'S NOuthefn Mail.

PHILADELPHIA Feb 28ArT Sarah Frances Watts New Or
leans; Susan johnson. NYork Below Gustav Wasa [Sw
f.om Cardiff. w. :.
BALTIMORE Feb 27.Arr Homer Lila New Orleans. CID
Oceanus Smith, City Point Va Gallant Mary, Evans West
indies Emma Cole, Nyerk Sid Baltic; Ar-y, Barbadoe.;
Zenobia, Savannah.
ten soAlI anEnx, DouNsn, hSnmono Ior New
portsmouth NH Globe EsI!ng f Pernambuco and Henry
Hampton Roads this morning Sid Mnervs Brl Hamm nd,
West Indies AIT 23h JoeEhine Eidrdge Boston fr Opor-
Foreign Ports.
TRNIry Mart Feb i2n port, Balfour from Washington.
NC for NYork; North Star from Newbem NC for Turks
Island.
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AMERICAN EAGLE
Oh RSE L STABLIS HMENT.

y ) E STA Ii : II ME N T.
Corner OF Chrystie and Delaney streets,
ONE BLOCK BowERy,
H. THE undersigned having purchased the spbst,n
4I tal bric- bulldog lately occupied by the Merite
cZAtnt rnty 1.-THE end Of the world having been inde
sni.e p1sp1ued beg: leave 70 to the citizens
alen snd h. first Public Auction Sale will take place on
Thursday next the 9Th Of March, ii oc ck He hopes by
strict ntgrty his part the rules and regulations he has
thought adopt govern the American Eagle Horse
Establishment and faithful application of them will for
the concern reputation worthy the CITY Of the Union and
he truss they will be found afford the unwsry either
buyer seller consistent desir bic curly He
pecuy invites reusal Of his Rules and thinks in them will
be found safe and -be than have hitherto
applied to the bunss he patcnlary ny inspect Of
his establishment The Arena the largest the Urion and
for sh and be surpassedhe Carriage Repository
of the s,me dimensions free from damp and dushe Livery
Dpntment the most approved plan, hsviog
btween the Of stalls the whole length Of the building
with cell d hlor above. -
The proprietor trusts that after successful pr,cce of his
proe SION 10 this city going 20 years tn he unfa
voraby known he New York public and hegs
them tha, he will continue The same with updma.ei asst
joining block 10 the American Eap Ho Establishment
JOHN WILLIAMS, Veterinary surgeon.
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AUCTION SALES.

A. C. TUTTLE. Auctioneer
WAaLCHEs. JEWELRY Fancy Goods, &c-Jacab 8.
Goods will take place this day O'clock The Sales Room
ment Of cold ""s a ;I ~ io % o; n"sl M Abr w sssori-
and Vertical Watches fine gold aud guilt Jswey of
rey together with general Of French
Fancy articles.
Also Invoice of fine Japared Convex. Sandwich
Gothic Tea Trays
Also 800 gross Pencil Lesds.
Also an Invoice Of Jet Buttons Hair and Shawl Pins &c.
Also Plated and Gilt Lonbs, Necklsces Table and Tea
spoons, SC. mi III re.
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ACARD.-THiRD AND LAST.

HABANERos HOUSE,, IL Beekman st.
STILL the Monsieur aud the Esq.Corbe,e By-A reply
- to their promscry puff OF yesterday Any person, Of
very moderate and matter how green will easily
the wind and acquire notorety expense Of ali that
nest cd to ajust thus abusing christian civilized
csy IN whch we live decline to have thing further do
with such fellows leaving for them bring the
proper for decision; cur accusations man the same
rs we can Prove what have advanced Men who need
vera days to write few lines according sense,
are re on the sde because to state the beautiful plain
head Of civilization, need skill nor time Oniy such abor
ions theirs quies along and labor Judge Of their
nose G "a I rys Of their 81, they beiog
have not had, have. nor will have any thing to do
mi ~. re- PENA RIVAS
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RICHARD VAN DYKE Jr.. Auctioneer.
POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
EOK SAL at Public Auction, Wednesday, tire 5th day
Of March next O'clock the Merchants Exchange
by ANTHONY J. BLEECKER co auctioneema
Six cottapebut houses the northery side of Twery
seventh street. between the Fourth and Lexington
Avenue the INST westerly houses being the distance of
hu9ded feet fom the Fourth Av.nue Each lot 6 feet
inches ront ana ier and 100 feet n depth There court
street; The houses supplied with Croton water.
good opportunity offered To obtain Portable residences
The houses rented until the day of May next $225
per annum Every house up will be positively sold with
out any reserve, 70 the highest bidder
erms-ten cash the auctoneers the time of
se twenty five the day Of Ap next which
day the deeds viii be delivered and the residue may
bond aud mortgage for three years six the niees
payable haf yearly The purchaser will be entitled the
rents accrung from and after the ls day of April The
$-for each be paid by the
chaser No 1901 1877 TINS is
UCTlON NOTiCE- Sale Of excellent Furniture This
Day at loh o'clock usual without reserve No. II
Spruce street.
Also, three first Countngho Writing Tables, Ave
Bureaus and three Looking Glasses bv order of
mi Iterc T. BELL, Auctionser
The New York herald., 1845-03-01

GRAND MAGNETIC ENIEk rAINMENTS
~, At sTmtVEsANT INSTITUTE,
IKE wGuld espectfully inform his friends and II.
pgDn" mat ne willgiv cours- of Lee ures with
sant Institute on Tuesday and Thursday Evenings March III
aud 9TH he experm Of each having
or three lee from persons while in the
nec sleep when they will be Insensble pam The public
teeth will positively be extracted and every opportun,y WI
be afforded to test the experiments Of the evening "
Door. open at Lecture half past O'Clock
Admission IS cents foo ne
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
Warrington.

Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald
WASHINGTON, d. G. Feb q. lS45, !
Half past 9, p M
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RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr. Auct,onesr
- THE RAIL ROAD pFPOT HOTEL, corner 4,h
I.:B Avenue and 86th seet-AnthOny Blsecker Co will
sell >. auction Thursday the 9th day OF March newt
O'clock the Merchants Exchange the very valuable
the side Of the 4h Avenue and south side
ssh street The gound contains 50 feet the and
paid property within two blocks the large
Croton Reservoir The House large attic build
ing with cellar and kitchen under the whole with sheds
sSh street The premises desirable for the purpose of
public house. snd occupied such $1,000 $4,000
remain bond and mortgage rent Possession will
be given the t Of May merit Title ndspuabe For
and particulars apply to the Auconters Broad street.
to- NOWLAN, on the premises No. Eleventh street
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3 5L0ve
complete Appca be made desk Of the Office OF
The Hersld, for terms. &c. i3itfrc
TO LEASE. FOR sac, OR EXCHANGE,
80 FARM-Situated within four miles Of the city OF
462Utca and the Caual and Railroad The Farm
Nains fifty acres about one-six in wood the balanc ce
susceptible Of high Of cult yaton and free from
Improvements: plain frame dwelling good barn and stablng
and wood house with corn loft sold, half Of
the purchase money can remain bond and for
this city. Apply to C. 8. MATHEWS,
mi 3tsrc No. las Bowery.