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The New York herald., 1845-04-08
WM w SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.

safes Room, 40 3O4 Br0adtDdy Garner Of Duane 81.
HOUSE SAL LEThursdav April lOth 10 O'Clock. at tie
hree story use No 400 Bfo,d~ay, Broome
s.sason dining ab Brussels ard French carpets abaster
b.dsteads and chai-. French chs po cean vases clocks
sandoles Iich cutlery and a,ed ware Britannia
ware rich steel fire Also kitchen
at O'Clock collection OF Paintings by old masters
The New York herald., 1845-04-08

AuCr9N NOTIrE1Ex CENsIyE AND VALUA-
"A Bile SALE OF DRY GOODS. Fancy ard Pledged A..
tees TINS Day ok o'clock, in the sale Rooms Spruce
Also, Mill merry. Hosiery shirts collars bosoms pend.s
hand erchiefs An entire Of made
rens dres dozen has choice consignment
OF sup~r London cloths and summer goed &C.
On Wednesday, the Sale Rooms the entire furniture of
families giving up housekeeping.
RI THOS REfT. Auct
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NV 4XIRl MIN

THE GRAND ORI,,INAL TABLEAU, painted by F..
Aneli in New York area Of % by y eet rsT re-
tht idea BY dream now and will be s.hi-
t.s g h Concert Room in the budpgI for short
ume pr W. removal rum the city, Mr. Anei having
Exhibition from TO- A. to TO- P M. Admission IS
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TO BE SOI.D,
STRONG well buI Barouchc Carriage, in good order,
"a and well adapted Tor family with without double
Stehra, In Mercer street ma !. W.,
TO SPORTsMEN &c SC The wri,er offers an opn,. Co.
L nifty rarely met wiih vz inter
Zee, add sIisusvs s!ocs Fsrm.s,,1ste famous
ight al healthy climate IL 10 we'll timbered
There also abundA Of desab
cup ton aud re.idence for In invalid
he soil 10 Of richest; he farm IN already stoched with
Sheep horses " breeding, &c &c. But
rapid prog for ~st ten sheep and t
stock in proportion he expense ke ng animals
~ low th,t me profits lapcrredne giving
ens q ll,r and half each. ciesr profit, per annam
The advete wishing TO be absent om The place Of the
Should this the eye Of such VIII has taste 10,
field snors aud Iura pursuits he
hce No So Wall street, New York
The above offers favorable opportunity for Ensshman
Scotehman Who to Stock sheep
az 4tis&2tWrc
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rAsulnNABnEI II fuRNiTuRE ( srifR ENpst.: al Il 8. 3,

u EASHlONABLE FURNITU Z. al NO. 10. rr,,or .,,.., :
Jeob Platt will sell Wednesday ocioes ~. an
tire furniture contained in the above house the property Of
gentleman giving housekeeping comprising part Of Bru
sells and ingram capeting rch wood couh.s sofa and
chars covered with saiin two elegant mahogany book
excursion tables rbe top pier and tables chess and
card do, reclining and easy CHAIRS French bedsead marble
top washtand nanel ornaments rich pae
es @ III, ,a a.S,y & anu .9rs A'o
kitchen furniture with which the sale will Cata.
l0Rues will be ready the before the sale
The New York herald., 1845-04-08

TUESDAY EVENING, April g.. -
Will be presented for the h Mrs. Mowet
comedy called FAsHlON-Count de Jo!ima,.re. W
crsp Col Howard Dyott; Gertrude Miss Clara EllS sera
phina Tiffany Miss Kate Horn.
p s de Danube bv Miss St Clair.
tt conclude with so MELODY ELSE-Hans Moritx, Hr
w. II. Crisp; Winnie, Mrs skerret.-
Boxes st tier IS I'd 30 centsP 50 cents-Gaer,
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The New York herald., 1845-04-08
WM. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioueer

Sales hoom No 304 Broadpay. corner IF Duane 81.
THIS DAY Tuesday April sth 10 o'clock at the ancton
room lot OF Furniture from family French and cuflsd
maple tedsteads hogsny aud chairs and
rssse lekng gass-s china dinner SET ri, gilt Brussels
and ing csrptsaso lot kitchen famitue strp ladders
SC -ae 20 rive a8'It-rc
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
a WANTED--rwo or three Furnished Apartments,
@ from the first Of May, suitable for small family. Lo.
cation within minutes walk Of the City Hail.
Terms moderate. Address x. Y. u. at this Office.
mas istffc
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NIBkO OAnDhN
THE ENSUING SEASON Of this establishment, will com
the last week in May Fl st weK IN June lS43
Ladies' Gentlemen und0ubted may apply letter
post paidl addressed w. CHlPPENDALE, Niblo's Gar
dens, Nav York
Mari mh1T 2wia
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AUCTION SALES.

g. B ROLLINS, Auetiou<rr
pEREMPTORY ExECUTOHs, 9ALEIOF vALUABLE
1 PROPERTY, TO CLOSE AN ESTsATE-Wilkins Il
oe"st a. the Merchants. rrsp<ry s.h
tn. side Of 9Th besiannK 23 Zee,
from e. e,ch being Is feet front and and
II inches depth Also 31ox of gfoubd the Norheaser
side o. s'h beginning % feet westwdy from
dph oh sirse- lots Of sround the ath.ry sae of
9h street beginning 2's feet eastry from each ot
lots 81 - G g'o9nd on the side Of 9Th street begin
b. 80 fse II inches in dep All and have
been p.id 70 date. Title iDdsputable
emsIsn ner cent the day of sae; Thirty cent
delivery oI Deeds-he balance SIXTY cent remain
bond and moIfgaRe. %
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CASILN GARDEN ROTUNDA,

THE Propreors fully inform the pubIic hat the
will in the early May with Italian Operate C:r-
M orchestra cho he whole under the direction Of
Mr. Beanes to whom all applications be
mi IL = ~ paid. a Walker a8 twrc
The New York herald., 1845-04-08
BUKTUN's THEA URE-Arch street
PHTT ABEL pHT4

TUESDAY EVENING. April 8,
The srccessiul ard original DRAMA in three acts OF PUT
NAM-tienerai Putnam Mr. e.. La Forest Mesopoami
Jenkins, BuTkr; spr9pt. JOhD.tos; Gen TIvOn Stafford
Talbot, Thayer; Guaume. MIR Bowers Kate Mr. Burke
Prissy Putnam, Mrs Alremus; Maria Jenkins. Miss Hughes
To be preceded oy the last farce Of The THiMbLl
RlG-J0hn Ginger Mr. Burke Sam Shindy, MIR o. Barrett
Womycow, Mr. Johnston; Mr.. Cling 7, Mrs w. II Smith.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-25

MARYLAND ELEcroH. The general cleo
ton in this State for congressman, members Of
the House Of Delegates, and Shoritls, takes
place on "Wednesday next, the lst Of October.
The canvass so far has been an unusually quiet
one. The people having had "A snrieit Of poll
teal excitement last year, are not disposed AT
present to neglect their business by electioneer-
ing, and consequently the election will pass of
quietly. The following are the candidates for
CONGRESS in the several districts:
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EAAMASk TABLE LINEN.
Ely WE HAVE on HAND.
Damask TABLE LINEN, OF every width
do do CLOTHS, all sizes
Napkins, Doylics and Iowcng
Linen and Cotton SHEErINGS, > 10 - qrs.
Superior Irish and Pillow Case LINENS
do Marscllles Quilts and Blankets
Flanncs of various makes, every width and price
domestic CnttGns and heavy Fail GOODS generally
Curtain Materials Dry Goods housekeeping articles
Also, our usual splendid assortment of FANCY
GOODS. Oar retail sock is at the present tinc very
complete, AT low prices.
LG3- Wholesale Rooms lp stairs
HAMILTON EASTER 4 CO.,
se20-!W 2O3 Baltimore street
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TDJyN ME Eu'rEr

a7- On FRIDAY EVENING, Sept Goth, at Mo
NrMEYr Square. The friends Of american interests
are notified that Town Meeting will be held at the
Monument Square on FRIDAY EVENING, 2ith inst.
at half past O'Clock. The meeting will be address
ed by some Of the candidates, ana by JOHN w.
ASHMEAD, Esq, Gen. PETER SKEN SMITH and
Mr. SAMUEL K. KRAMER, three distinguished and
talented friends of the Native American cause from
Pennsylvania. se24 81
{f3-NATlVE AMERICANS. The Native Amer
can Convention will meet ut UNION HALL on
THURSDAY EVENING 25lh instant, at II O'Clock.
Puncua attendance of every delegate is particularly
requested at this meeting there will be but one
meeting prior 10 the triumphant victory that awaits
us on the list day of October. By ORDER
seq st JAMES 5. PIPER, Sec'y.
GC1-OFFlCiAL DRAWING of the Md. Conso-
dated Lottery, class No. 80, for 1915:
10 65 IS IL sd so SIS IA 81 40 6S 81 rs 60
10 and 65, being the st and I'd drawn Nos. each $40
6 and 65, being tho 2d and I'd drawn Nos. each 80
6 and 70, being the 3 and 4th drawn Nos. each 20
IL and u, eing the 9Th and 5th; or II and 3d.
being The 5th and 9th drawn Nos. each Is
All having two Of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only Of the drawn Nos, on, " 5
From the old established House of
Il EMORY, Ne. N. Calyert-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-25

Grg- LA FAYETTE DIVISION, No. e, SONS OF
TEMPERANCE. Whereas, certain of the friends of
Temperance have thought proper present to the ci
tizens of Baltimore, ticket for the next Legislature
OF Maryland, avowedly rs a Temperance Ticket, and
Ar many Of our citizens have been led To believe that
this "Ordt r Of the Sons OF Temnerance" have been
the orginators of it, and striving To blend the psi
itics of the day with the holy cause, therefore.
BE il Resolved That this Division hereby declare
their uncompromsing hostility TO this and every other
attempt TO control their sutrages in favor of any man
or set of men. JOHN EASTER, Jr., A. w. 2.
LOUIS p, MASS, Rec. Secy. IL
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EMORY d CO.'S
POPULAR PRIZE OFFICE,

ULhh VI rlSTI,
No. 2 CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
WYE respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Baltimore, and 10 our correspondents in the
different sections of the U. iun that we are enabled,
by extraordinary facilities to offer in greatest pro
fusion, Lottery Tickets, either by the package or
sngIy, in all the Lotteries, upon such moderate terms
shall not fail to meet the approval of any who Duy
AT Office Our firm has been estabishedin this caty
for the last 30 years in the vending of Lottery tickets,
during which time We have distributed in all parts OF
this country, and in Europe, MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS in prize money; and have won, by our energy
in prosecuting legitimate Lottery business, and our
great success in selling capital prizes, n reputation
which we flatter ourselves without parallel the
capital prizes in the Lotteries for Sc ptember and DC
tober are unusually brilliant, ranging from
$4,000 TO S75,OOU!!
PRICES OF TICKETS FROM 8, TO SEQ,
G3-Conntly Orders are solicited. 0Cf- Fidelity and
despatch in receiving tickets aud drawings by the ear
Hest mails be relied whe laiiefs are directed
TO our house. EMORY Il CO.'S Prize ONCE,
No. Calvert street, Baltimore, Nd
Ql7- Our Lottery Paper, issued monthly, and con
tanning schemes of Lotteries for the month, with much
interesting reading matter prices current, &c. &C.
will be sent regularly to those who wish it as refer
ence, free of subscription. ri 1t
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IfhiigS.

ARREsr OF TIE MURDERER OF MAJ. SMITH.
Hunter Hill, the man who 50 deliberately muir
dered Major Robert Smith, at Suffolk, va, /
few days ago, has been arrested at New York.
1t appears that after committing the dreadful
deed, he took passage in the schooner Fair, for
that port, and that a couple Of friends Of the
deceased, on being made aware of it, hastcned
on by land, and procuring the aid Of some Of
the police, took him IN custody on the arrival
Of the boat at the wharf. lie was dreadiuI'y
agitatcl, and on being told tlat The Major was
dead, admitted that lie stabbed him, but says
he was himself at first assaulted by the Major
lie was committed to await the rcqtisition Of
the Governor Of Virginia.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-25

NBLANIs EETS, F'LhNNELS. DOMESTlCS,
Il b &c. The subscriber has on hand, a large as
sortment of fine and superine Whitney BLANKETS,
Of all the different sizes and qualities, when ne Is
enabled TO sell CHEAP Also, low pr iced point DO; 10,
IL, IL and 1874 imperial QUILTS Of superior quail.
y very cheap large assortment of whsss and coi'd
FLANNELS, all widths aud quaitiest . general as
sortment o! bleacfsed and brown Musnns and Shlft-
lug; plain and twilied Osnaburgs; linen and cnttoh
Irish Linens haekahack towelling; Crash
plaid DOmeslics; Ticking; handsome low priced Cal
icocs, and many other seasonabe and desirable artl
cie5, to which he invites the attention OF purchasers
THOMAS II. NELSON,
No 65 Baltimore ST.
n. B. Also on hand n beautiful assortment OF
rich chintz, coored and plain green flooring BhiHE'
sel3-eolm rs
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-25

IMPORTANT TO EnlrcRs. We learn by Il
friend from Washington, that Lawrence A.
Gobright ESQ, the late Editor Of the Bee, IN
tends devoting himself TO ieltcr-wrILng during
tie coming session Of Congress, The manner
in which he conducted his paper is an earnest
of his ability for the task he designs to assume.
He has besides the advantages to be derived
from eleven years residence in the Metropolis,
and an acquaiatanco with many of the menu
bers. lie is good Stonographor, and was en-
pIoycd as 4 Reporter during the last session.
and TO any Editor having occasion fora Report
or there, we doubt not would give ample satis-
E,ci;nu
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-25

The VOICE OF WARNING AND OF WISDOM.
We cannot too often consult the wisdom and
experience of the sages of the country, on mat
tiers Of national policy; and particularly in re-
ference to the effects which are likely to be pro-
duced upon our republican institutions by the
Infusion of foreign influence into our affairs. 1t
is known to most readers that the father of his
country, Washington, warned us in the most
emphatic manner, to be on our guard against
such influence, as zone of the most banetul
foes of a republican government" and his sem
timents have received the sanction of the most
enlightened patriots and statesmen OF the ma
ii. To refresh the reco!lections of our rea-
ders We submit the following extracts. The
first is ON the great and good Washington.
"Aganst the insdeous wiles of foreign inAu-
encc, con jurc you to believe me, tellow-clti-
gems, the jealousies of free people ought to be
constantly awake. History and experience both
prove, that foreign influence is one of the most
banGG! foes Of 4 republican government. u
WaShingion'S Fdre,reN .addreSS.
''Fore,gn influence to America, is like the
Grecan Horse to Troy: it conceas all enemu
lis lteaIt. we GdllDOL DC 100 careful TO eT-
cI,ds its entrance. '--yMudison
81 can scarcely withhold myself from joining
in the wish OF sIas D9ano, that there were an
ocean Of fire between this and the old world -
Jefsrso" ,,,, 49,,
Amercanizad. "-JackSon.
"They will make our elections curse in
stead of a blessing. IN. Yam Buren,.
"Tho people Of the U. States, may they re-
member, that, to preserve their Liberties, they
must do their o,oa sOling, and their o'cn fight
ing - Harrison.
"LoRD, PRESERVE OUR COUNTRY FROM ALL
FOREIGN lNFLUENcE"-1'he last prayer Of
Gen. Jackson.
In his Notes on Virginia, page 81, Jefferson
thus speaks of the probable consequences Of
permitting unrestricted immigration to this
country. What would he have thought and
said, coud he have foreseen that foreign go
qrnmenls would undertake to populate our
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-25

WAN.+u ifr. The B1lumore correspondent
of the New York Herald, after having publish
cd various paragraphs in ridirnl" of the Native
American party in tins city. and yonturing the
assertion that it was composed Of bat few in
dividulls, appears at last 10 have opened ms
eye, 10 the reality, that the said panty will
make powerful vote at the election on We'd
nrsday next. His last communication contains
.hc following article in relation to the Native
Anne, cans of Baltimore:
.r.o natives have held several mass meet
mrs Of axe and have succeeded IN humbu1gIng
some t.yo or three hundred mechanics, prlnci-
pallv democrats. INTO an adherence TO their fan
ahrll and corrupt schemes The bait they hold
out here 10 catch mnnows with is the Compe-
Utj0n Of foreign born mechanics with those of
native birth, winch they contend is breaking
DOM prices and running their business. 1t IS
true that German mechanics are oVcrrunnlng
sevsra! OF The trades working for any price they
can get, but how, Unicr the Constitution of the
United States, is natlVcIsm TO remedy the evil!
They might as well preach against tho intro
ducton OF shoes and boots from the New Eng
land States because Me Baltimore shocmakerS
canno. compete wth them in prices. But like
all o'her gail-traps 1t taxes an" 'Ie coi l',
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Nd OGERs, rARLE CUTLERY. Just re

HB OGERS' TABLE CUTLERY. Just re-
e. q ceived, another invoice of SPLENDID ia
BILE CUTLERY, from ROGERS s. SONS and 9TH
er celebrated manufacturers, to which we invite the
attention of our friends who want something a little
eTtre. Our supply consists in part Of
FINE IVORY BALANCE HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS
ia sets of 81 and So pieces.
Do. do. FRENCH PATTERN FORKS
FINE Ivory TABLE and DESSERT KNIVES & FoREs,
in dozens
FINE TABLE and DESSERT BALANCE HANDLE KNIVES
for SILVER FORKs
GAME CARvERs; BEEF SLICERs
Self Tip Knives and Forks, IN sets and dozens
SILVER PLATED FRUIT KNIVES
A great variety of common Knives and Forks
Cook and Brad Knives
Chdren's Knives and Forks
Oyster Knives; Mincing do.
Champagne Openers; LAMP SCISSORS, &c. &c.
CO. For every thing in the HOUSE FURNISHING LINE
call at the fashionable FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
No. 10 North Charles ST., opposite the Union Bank.
se25 2w G.. l.. WETMORE & 90.
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A L. NJ A N C,
lS45
Noon = phases.
MAR RIED.

On Thursday, the 18Th inst by Rev Mr.. Lanahar
WILLIAM G.. MELLIN to Miss CAruARlsE PEopLEs, ali
of this city.
On the lth inst. NJ Woodstock. Shenandoah co. Va
by Rev Nj, Billings, DAVID &. MGREARY, editor of
the PatketNburG Gazette, To Miss ELzAEETn, young
est daughter Of James Slerets.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-25

FEyO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. The
r. SAILS, RIGGING, ANCHORS, CABLES, CA
BIN EFFECTS. and other articles belonging to the
topsail schooner Free Trade, wrecked on the Man of
war ShOas-to be sold ny Auction THIS (ThuIsdayl
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, opposite No. 0 on Bow
!ys wharf, for cash-may be seen be fore the sale.
THIS Crhursday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock, at my
Store very large sale of Merchandise and miscel-
aneOus effects. Additions solicited.
1t III. w. BOOT. Auct'r
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WING NOMINATIONS

FOR THE CITY Of BALTIMORE.
For Con- rsss-FOudh Congressional District FIRST
fifteen wards of the city Of ltimoreO
JOHN p KENNEDY.
For the Legislature.
NICHOLAS l.. WOOD,
JOHN l.. REESE.
ROBERT PURVIANGE, SeH'R,
]. MORRISON HARRIS,
JOHN K. KESLY. se25-lw
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EBF- SHERIFFALTV. Messrs. Editors You will
please announce to feiiow-ciIineus The name Of
ALEXANDER A. kEHNARO, Esq as the good aud
true candidate OF the friends OF ''Natye American
principles, for the important office OF FF of
Baltimore city. The energy and patriotism OF Mr..
Kemnard cRtitle him 10 the warm esteem aud cordial
support of every LrrIe American hand and heart.
MANY VOTERS.
70 accept OF the above nomination, and solicit
the support Of my friends and the voters generally
a29 te ALEXANDER A. KENN ARD.
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nUR CITY. It's con iition at present is really
" gratifying. Merchants are full Of business
mechanics actively employcd--numbers of buildings
in the of erection it Is worthy of observa
ton that no ncnnside able portion Of this property is
owing the great quantities of money put in crcua.
ton by NJ DOYLE, No. lif Prail-s opposite the Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad Depot, next 10 Bradshaw's
". s. Hotel 1t is positive fact that several hand
some buildings have heen erected this season. occa-
stoned by the owners having purchased package of
tickets at NJ. DOYLE'S. II Il drawn capital prices
Quite number of merchants in different parts of the
u. States have drawn considerable amounts by pur-
chasing tickets of this lucky veuder Try him in some
of the splendid schemes to be drawn This week.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tcgGts 3d. shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets S3, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital S4OGD tickets 81, shares in
proportion. Certificates Of 20 whole tickets will be
issued in this scheme at 5lf 26 halves 81, &c qis. S3
A very small outlay may secure a very handsome
amount Of pin m0ney-''lOok to it Ladics.n Come or
send TO tie right place.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package OF quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety OF lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket or share an orders per
nail or otherwise, addressed to
n. BOYLE, SOILS Prayi street,
Is tal Opposite b.. @. 4. r. Depot.
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!hbre'c Synagogue. we visited yesterday,
the rev edIhce, erected by The Hebrew congre-
gINrn, 90 the corner OF Lloyd and Salisbury ST.
lhe building IL OF oHck, ana painted; 1t is ~
i'e' 'front.' by - deep, ana surrounded win an
IRON railing on granite base. The front Is
"E""iaented w'th IoHr large pillars, win heavy
GI"nits base an" granite steps wan nicely M
l'AHa easement Tor SCHOOLS anu places o. meet
'H9 10 "hoIe exterior presents nne appear
a,.c', ana Is leu''y an o,hA"l'hI TO tlal poFuoh
o' Az . i ,,ll a,i..., ..
,,.,l,c,s;| w., -, ~ .,'n Cnr-al, =.
,o,;.i,l -, - :.
"a ,r ,na c,,,,,,,,,'j,nc,,, j., ,otrn,, ,bn ,-,-
,,,.,,i-. ,,,l';,,l, ,,,r -, ,h. Sah .tor;,,,,
a,,oror,lI,, ~, W.. A pn,J ond ht,,r VA:
5,Hoc,, ;nnaI n,cdit o,, th.,r GOOD t,sto Thn
building is 10 be lighted hy gas; and will cost
between fifteen and si& .acn thousand 3ollars.---
4. Carey I@n,r. esq, vas the architect: and
we were shown some Of his handy-work, in
painting rlaas, as seen over the ark, which is
most admissible. Mr.. Jumes Curey did the
carpenters work. The non railing, ratewaya,
&C., which are OF the most substantial lgind,
were done by Mr. Aaron Weglen The stone
work was done by Mr.. Heeso. The President
of the Board OF Trustees, Mir. Leon Dyer, as
well as the Board generally, deserve much Gre
DIT Tor their energy i'll forwarding the erection
ct inns beautiful place OF worship The church
VIII be consecrated ON Friday afternoon, at
hait-past o'clock. The Hey Mr. hcese, OF
Hi"iadeIplna, and the icy. mr. lsaacs, OF y.
YORK, w'li "5hcIate' Iho Rev. Mr.; hlGe'
Grand Rabbi OF the United states, VIII be the
resident reader A large number OF tickets
nave been issued Tor Inc occasion OF the deG'-
cation, and those only having uchciS VIII DC