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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-18
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sdblun9 in 1880 bic 3abl Der freien ipeiecn
perfouen in ben Bereini9tsn Staaten $780,
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sInsabl SeIaoen hattie @irsinisn, ndmIidI
297, ,427. pennfplpauien hattie 3,737.
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1880 434,373 | 1870 1,O49,45S
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The New York herald., 1845-08-21
IMPORTANT NOTICE
DAGUERREOT2pE hRTysTS

undegnedhave made application to get Letters Patent
TOT tner new process TO cobr Daguersotyp Pictures
produces an effect known before and changes
me q the Dagueeotype to that Of the finest pant
Sy ,ne hand o. the and machinery 1t
,eey At ons glance II also
County can make preengaEements therefore, by
tpost paualto wa II. LANGENfiEIM
Jy3 lm'rc Exehsnre Ph;lsdsinh;.
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

On Wednesday morning the Goth instant, EDWARD j.,
of Edward and Eleanor Cook, aged Is years
The friends and acquaintances of the family
pectfuy invited to attend the funeral from the resi-.
dence OF his father No. $50 Front street. this Thursday
afternoon, at o'clock
At Ramapo, New Jersey Wednesday the 18th in.
slant, of Inflammation of the bowels after short and
severe Illness RACHEL, only daughter of Mr.. Andrew
H. Hagerman OF that place. ia the seventh year Of her
age
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

Of the State Is not affected by these movements There
Is only about two hundred and fifty thousand dollars Of
the four and half millions issued in is4l and lszs the
market the balance being held by savings institutions
trustees and capitalists.
The New York herald., 1845-08-21
Married..

Married.
On the 20th instant by the Rev Mr. Isaacs Mr. NJ. L.
HELlM.N of New Orleans, to Miss CAROLINE daughter
of Simon Content ESQ., OF this city.
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

LaaneA-New Steamer Tor Texas.-srr. Chas.
MORGAN to Whose individual enterpse the Texans least
are deeply indebted the frat psnos who established
= rd deSlldns new steam ship 70 be cssd the GALvEs
tween New 0rIssn: snd Galveston, Tszas. She viii be
launched from the yard of William Brown foot Of 18th ST.
East kiver, R o'clock NJ To-Day, the sIst inst She
os feet long, fee, bslm l feet hold and Of about 600
tons burhen built in the for
going ship; pains having spaced timber
lug and fastening Her engine, a inches cylinder and
stoke fpston being bull at the we'll known
said in favor Her joiner work done be Charles Simon.
will be ola superior order of workmanship aud ma
hard wood - ~
She be completed and leave for New Orleans the
Wright SO long and vorby known the travelling public
skui navigator and for the last eight years the
porEulSss captain 9f the steam packet New York
The New York having been thoroughly overhauled
pared with new and boiler, will leave for New
via Charleston and Key West about the 10th Of
September. a20 ltsm me
To Seif-shaying Gentlemen, possessing a
strong beard and tender face the Mec Tablet aud Sop of
sansders the only article now in that will 9lyiae
their dhcues most convincing proof OF their utility Is,
,hs The first cutters in London VIZ C9lman Haymsrket
New Bond street have them for safe and recommend them
with the OF their cutlery Mandatory No. III Broad
way,
The New York herald., 1845-08-21
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, AND JAPANNED
WARE

THE Subscriber has just received from his manufsctoy;
lerge and splendid assortment OF Glrandoes, in Gilt,
Bronze and 81 Ner trn med with fine English Cut Drops
Aso superior quality Of Solar and Lard Lamps ofvar-
GUS patterns with Cut aud Plain Shades Chandeliers, contain
ng2 aud lights suitable for Parors, Churches and Ho
tells Also large of Gothic anthorns for Halls
with Cut and Stained Glass hch he will sell wholesale
and rstail, at reduced prices - -
JOHN w. MORGAN,
- 1I Fulton street. door East OF Broadway
NBOn hsnd 30 dozen Of the Dorc Lamp, for Camphine,
tf superior make and finish low price au7
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

GOLD ROLLED COPPER-lsoo sheets cold rolled Cop.
ali y. X. COLLINS To- s. south st.
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

CASTLE GARDEN.
n3- Admission 25 Cents.-CV
Great Musical Attraction
Proprstors Messrs. French and Heissr.
Grand Entertainment
The propetors respectfully that they have
ged limited number of nights, the Buesque Ethiopian
Operate Troupe avoraby known and received Palmos
Thursday Evening, August aIst,
The performance will commence with
Musical Introduction.
After which the Mock Opera will be given, entitled
SOM-AM- BULL-OLE.
Taken from La Somnambua, with all the original music.
ntermisson Of Half Hour for Promenade aud Refresh
splendid Cosmoramas
The second part will commence with
Grand Overture--O Orchestra.
Mr. Parsloe and Miss Pray in LIE Pas du Tyrol.
~ Doors open at hapast o'clock. Performance
MAJ ao,r0
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

OdIH $II6UI S25,F3 SU,3dl
The total gross earnings of the Long Island Railroad
IRON August LIST to August l6th inclusive were S2
II, viz Boston $500 So Local, $s6s2 so Newport
and Providence, received at New York. S5I7 AS Mails
and Express, $s74 TO- Road earnings So Boats
$l0095 as Total $24, IL. Local receipts on satlr
day, $3.50.
AS some estimate of the prosperity Of Great Britain
can be formed from the increase of imports and
we annex statement showing the trade in certain art
cles for five months in s4a IA and AS ending Juno soh
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

CONCERT.
MESsRS. COVERT AND DODGE would respectfully
Il inform the citizens Of New York, that they will give
VOCAL the Minerva Rooms late Concert Hall
will sing twenty Of their popular pieces, including
The May Queen first and second parts music by Dempster
The Death of Warren words by Epes Sergeant ESQ., music
by Dempster.
A new song by Russel-'Tis Eve on the Ocean.
Descriptive Piece entitled, A Trp!to Niaga raj as -
Mr. Dodge will introduce his celebrated song entitled The
Magnetic Lecture written by himself and by HIM Tor Sc
venty nights the past ~ :,
Cards Of Admission q centsTo be had at Atws Music
Store and the door, Two tickets admit gentleman and
two ladies'.
Doors open at IA Concert commence at 84 o'clock
Miss Barton will preside at the Piano Forte. ltfrc
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

VOLTAlRE'S PHILOSOPHICAL DICTIONARY
BOSTON EDITION. two volumes one price S. for sale
- at the Beacon Office, Franklin Square NY:
editions of Voneys Ruins, Strouss Life of Christ
Mary Wollstoncrafs Rights of Woman, Vae Life Of Paine
Palmers Principles, Shelleys Queen Nab Paines Works
complete.
G;-A variety ofcheap Liberal Works. au2o lmsr
THE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
OFFICE No. 81 (ate 49) Wall street, continues to insure
" against loss damage by Fire dwellings, warehouses and
other buildings Also, Household Furniture, Merchan
die, Sc, as heretofore.
DIRECTORS
John Brouwer, Wakeman Burritt
James Mcbride, Philip Embury,
John Moorhead, Stanton Beebe,
Joseph Kernochan Daniel Ayres,
Henry w. Hills, Charles N. s. Row land,
Robert J. Dillon, Nathaniel L. Grswold,jr.
Thomas Nesmh, Russell Stubbns,
Robert Boorman, George Coggeshall
Abel A. Low, Stephen Holt
George Pomeroy, Joseph Gaillard Jr.
David Thomson
JOHN BROUWER President
GOLD s. SILLIMAN, Secretary.
ROBERT J. DILLON, Counseland Attorney. az lm+m
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

NIBLO'S GARDEN.
BENEFIT of Mr.. 4. d. Rice.
Thursday Evening, August 2Ist.
JUMBO JUN
Arabella. Miss Roberts Lady in White Miss Deerng
Sally SNOWFALL, Miss Webb Deborah Mrs Deerng
course evening Mr. Rice will sing his celebrated
Extravaganza Of Jim Crow.
Sir Solomon Slygo Nichinson Henry Seymour, Gallagher
u5-lntermssion Of Half an HourLQ
Dancing g.......... by Misses Celeste and Parngton
To conclude with
TEDDY THE TILER.
Flora Miss Taylor Ariel, Miss Roberts
Teddy, the Tier. ............ Mr. Brougham
Tim MIR Nickinson Henry, Lyvere
Lord Dunderfod Deerng Frederick, Gallagher
Notary. Anderton Stiff Barnett
uAn efficient Ponce viii always be in attendance to
tam good order and keep all improper persons out.
00- Tickets Fifty Gents. 40
limited number Of Season Tickets will be disposed Of.
uTPerformance TO commsnce at soclock Doors open At
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

OFFICE JEFFERSON INSURANCE Co.,
New York, July "a, l845.
ssockheider of this Company requested to call at
the once the Company and signify whether be their
shares equal TO the present value Of their stock
The Stockholders residing Of the city requested
convey their intention by post to the Office No so Wall
T. w. THORNE, Prest.
GEO Il. HOPE, Sec'y iY25
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

CAMP MEETING,
NEAR Bound Brook, N j., the line of the Elizabeth
IN town and Somerve Rail Road-to commence An rnst
st, and continue for week.
Passengers for the Camp leave New York by NJ
r. foot Courtlandt street. at A NJ, 1915 and Az p M
BY steamboat pier No North river, o'clock A. NJ, ard
at l and P. NJ
Excursion tickets by either route will be sold during the
meeting IS cents allowing passengers 20 to and return
from the Camp Ground al9 6tis*rrc
ONE of the TURTLES of the season will be served
" this day, in Soup and Steaks, at the
Hotel des Deur Freres, l65 Duane Park near
Hudson Street
Those who fond of this luxury are assured
they will find soup at the aforenamed place. al9 3ttmc
DACKET SHIP sHERID DAN from Liverpool-C onsignees
this ship will please send their permits on board at
Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street, mme edlately
All goods permitted in five days be to pub bile
ALI
The New York herald., 1845-08-21
SECOND
GRAND EXCURSION
CO TIL LION p ARTY,
TO WEST POINT,

OPPOSlIlON BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
NEW HAVEN.
A~H Fare up and down on the same day 81, to
@2BUFFALO, Captain J. w. Hancox, will leave
the foot o. Barclay street during the Commencement Week
Monday Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Saturday
and Peek Slip ~ oclock-Retuning win leave the Belle
Saturday evenings at 10 o'clock and on Friday morning
O'Clock.
These excursions made the solicitation of the citizens
OF New Haven and the patronage Of those visiting this place
IeSn salic alQ
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

EINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR 50 so, CITY MADE-For
style and durability they equal those sold other
LOT - nve French imperial dress Boots made TO order
wanantsdto give sctisactIon at YOUNG JONES' French
Imperial Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Depot the
fashionable Boot and Shoe establishments this city Gen
emen that are IN want OF pair Of dress Boots will find
done IN the store. WIN. M. YOUNG x II. b. JONES,
a12 imssrc No. Ann az. near Roadway New York
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

SfN FOR LONDON-Regular Packet OF the LIST OF
N3sAH september-The packet ship ST JAMES, +. II.
SmMyer, master, will sail as above her irregular day.
Having very comfortable accommodations for cabin
cond end steerae about
secure bshs should make early application board foot
Maiden Lane, or JOSEPH McMURRAY,
. 100 Pine street corner of South ST.
The packet ship Gladiator, r. L. Bunting will succeed the
St. James, and sail ON the co. September her regular day
abr
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

WANTED
A CLARKE'S < STEVAN'S Temperance Intelligence
"A Office s5h Duane street subscribers for good Pro-
character The subscriber pledges himself to procure
help for the public the shortest notice Mr. Carke Office
patronised by OF the first families in the country.
Remember95m Duane street doors of Broadway
Washington Temperance Intelligence Office.
jy26 lm+rh
The New York herald., 1845-08-21
MONEY MARKET.

"euHesuuy, aug <O-O IL Nls
Quotations for stocks still declining Nearly every
the list fell off fraction Norwich and Worces
ter declined per cent, Reading Railroad Harlem b.
Canton Long Island T. Farmers Loan Pennsy lvania
IS t, Illinois !, U. s. Bank l. Erie Railroad and Ken
lucky 6s closed at yesterdays prices Ohio 6s improved
t. The sales not very large at this Decline but
the market in very fevesh state and further advices
from Mexico looked for with the greatest anxiety
Every thing depends upon the complexion Of our ac
counts from that country far stock operations are
concerned.
The value of the exports from this port for the week
ending the 10th inst hundred and eleven thou
sand five hundred and yeght dollars 4s-lO0 the ship
ments Of which were as annexed:
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr New YORK.
Week Ending august 18Th.
shipments in American vessels $394, ,S66 IA
Shipments in Foreign vessels. ...... 239, 1877 81
shipments OF specie. 77,495 90
Total for the first nine days in August. 0OS l75 II
Total for first sixteen days in August Sl7I9,7as 65
The value Of the exports from this port for the month
of August ls43 was 1851 ,4O3 and for August 1874
S7s729s 1t will be that the exports for the first
half the same month this year. valued lore than
for the whole month in s43 and within eighty dol
lars of the value of the exports for the whole month in
ls44 The present prospect that the value of the ex
ports for August 1s46 will be double that of the exports
for the corresponding month in lsl3 and 1914.
The total gain in the receipts of the Western RAILROAD
Company, up to August sth $3 over the cores
ponding period of last year.
WESTERN RAILROAD.
,.., Passengers. Freight. 8c Total.
1912 .20Bi 2I5.062 533
ioH.. .......... l96,87O 1888 1886, ,i89
The New York herald., 1845-08-21
NEEDLES AND FISH HOORN.

NEEDlsES xdND FISH HOOhN.
tn BATE have removed their establishment to No 02
Maiden Lane, where they have sale large and well
assorted stock of very Drilled Eyed Needless Lin
ck Salmon Trout Bass Rock and Black Fish Hooks; Fishing
Rods Reels Grass Silk and Flax Lines Silk Worm GutFlies
SHELLS and description of Fishing Tackle which they
able TO sell on the most liberal
6Jy- lo2 Maiden Lane up stairs, near Pearl street.
aul9 1mrmc
The New York herald., 1845-08-21
AUCTION NOTICES.

TO LETT
FRONT PARLOR, well furnished, first floor
E. IN house No. 81 Greenwich street. single
J. RYAN,
AL lt'rc 81 Trinity Place.
The New York herald., 1845-08-21
INTENSE EXCITEMENT.

NOTHING HAS CREATED so great excitement,
~ the arrival Of the immense steamship Great Britain
cept the wonderful effected by the Syrup Health
This prspsraon uneqused in the treatment Of scrofua
Kings Evil Salt Rheum all euptions of the skin the
Vulnerable diseases arising from mpurity Of the blood Nu
certificates be the Office The follow ing
from Of the most respectable merchan Of
PHuADEIPHIA, Oct. 9, 1874.
Dr. THoMPsoN-Ths is certify, that completely
red Of an ulcer ankle from which had suffered for
upwards Of three by four oes Of your valuable
medicine had tried number OF other medicines with
any effect. J.JEAiNES No 6 Chesnut st.
Principal Office IS Reade st. near roadwav Az l,y~rc
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

PELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
No. 65 WALL STREET.
THlS Company is prepared pay in cash-o demand al
losses has sustained by the late fire, the
claims adjusted.
Fire and Marine risks will be taken as usual.
SIMEON BALDWIN, President
w. w. DIBBLE, Secretary.
New York 23d July, 845. jy23 I'm is
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR
NITURE WANTED.
ND the highest price for all kinds of off Clothing
IA and good second hand Furniture. Persons wishing
of the will do well call the subscriber ad
dress line through the Post Oe, which will be punctually
attended to- B. LEVY,
491a Chatham street, New York
B. Constantly hand seasonabe assortment Of gen.
tlemen's Clothing cheap for cash. ale m*rc
The New York herald., 1845-08-21

COPPER MINERS WANTED.
WANTED by the New York and Lake Superior Mining
Agate Harbor, Lake Superior.
Temperate aud experienced Miners will receive liberal
ges-none others need apply.
Apply to the undersigned at West Troy, N. Y.
Z. LEARNED, Jr,
President N. Y. and L. s. NJ. Co.
New York, Aug Hh, l8i5 ais 2wistrc
The New York herald., 1845-07-29
Movements of Travellers.

Yesterday little than an ordinary day Of
rivals the generality Of the hotels although is evil
dent the south has not as yet poured forth the entire of
her travelling community. There are at the
AMrRicAN-Rchard II. Dunum, Phia.; T. Lewis, do.
L. Parmslie, Augusta, Geo; D. hutchinson, Phila; C.
Schafer Natchez; Jno. Stockton Prnceton; W. Barna-
bee Phila J. l.. Patterson, Charleston; Mr.. Wilcox,
Philadelphia.
AsroR-Fower s Terry, Hartford; w. Bostwicke,
Augusta; Mufier Carpenter, Ph adelpha J. Browne,
roronto j. Todd n. o.; }. J. Atkinson, Baltimore, A
Webb st. Louis; Hall, do; J. Lahorp, Buffalo; Jas.
Veazi. Natchez Bishop Doane, ~ j.; Jas. Samuel Ha-
vana; T. Lockar n, O Jno. Henshaw. Cambridge;
chas Sampson st Johns, ". b.
CrrY-Thos King N. o.; Jas. A. veazi Natchez; A.
Collins. Conn; W Handy Phila.; H Esson, do; Mr..
Clinton, Albany; H. Cory, Phila H. Thompson, Bos-
TOM s sozzens. Albany; +. H. Morgan, st. Louis,
Cochran & Harleys Boston; Capt. Ruddack
FnANKLlN-J. H. Stranter Georgia: Geo. ID. Truest,
Conn: James Bennes, Phila Geo P. Platte, Geo; Mr..
Weller, Canada; L. P. Callwing, Lexington; 4. NJ
griffin, vickburgh Mr.. Rutledge $. c.; Geo. w Jones,
Cleveland; Thos. Graham, Mobile; Capt Meyer st.
J'mes; Chandler Smith, Macon.
GLoBE-H. NJ. Eder, Natchitoctes; G. Ames, Jamaica.
HowARp-J. P. Wilson, Albany; Z. A. Walborne, Phi
ladelpha; Rev d. Clarke, Boston; IL Lormey chicago;
A. b. Carver, w. H. smith, Philadelphia; II. II Whit
ney Montreal, George Craig Princeton; w f. Bryan.
illinois; +. s Robinson, Trenton p Dunlap, Albany
w. Il. Bryan, Illinois
The New York herald., 1845-07-29

COPPER SPEcuLATroSs-ANoTnER BrBm,E -Mos
every letter we receive from the Northwest. men.
tons the great speculative mania in the copper re.
slons OF Lake Superior. New companies are con.
SANITY starting up, like mushrooms in night, hold.
ing out powerful pecunary Inducements to the un.
mated to purchase stock and purchase something
equally as bad. That the copper region on the bor
ders of Lake Superior is full of mineral wealth we
do not doubt, and that there are honest men enqa.
ged in getting out copper, assisted by joint stock
concerns is likely to be equally unquestionabe, bu
has always been found that in specuIations like the
one now SO prevalent near Lake Superior, there are
men OF very little principle and less pence, who en-
saged In the business enrich themselves by cheat
'ng and fieeclng the ignorant fortune-seeker We
hereo'e deem it fair to caution the public in tn
matter Bubbles will burst on Lake Superior at
well as elsewhere
The New York herald., 1845-07-29

TREATMENT OF THE lNDIANs.-We give in ano,he,
column favorable notice OF the recent efforts mad.
20 remove the Potawatamies west and south of n,
Missouri river. This notice is favorable to on,
government, and it would appear that the Indian,
are treated with good deal of lenlency by the
whites. This, however, we know is not SO. Nc
Indian tribe, in the negotiation to p rchase the,,
lands has ever been treated with proper kindne,
py lhe white race. The poor red skins have been
roooed' cut down. and degraded in every possible
shape Their noble spirits have been driven into tbe
emood'ments Of brutality and they have been forced
INTO continual drunkenness and wretcbedness b,
me wh''es IN their phanthropc efforts to acouire
more territory It's true that this whole conrnep,
mr. sooner OF later become Anslo.saxonzed
YET IS unnecessary to spread this energetic
over tn. land by driving the Indians - ~
In the brutal, unchristan. whskey bot,le.iks r,au
ner that has been shown TO them since ,ba N'
men first discovered America
The New York herald., 1845-07-29
CifxInfeIliuence.

and rags have been found the ruins
f No as Broad street SO great has been the influx Of
lborers from different parts Of the country who have
cen induced come here in expectation ofhigh wages
hat ,he consequence wages have fallen from 81 per
ay shilngs, and hundreds unable to obtain any
employment
ConoSERs' OrYIcE, July 2s-DRowNINo.-The Coro
ler held an inquest the body Of John McEntee is
Aiott street He seen this morning at pier No. s.
forth river with cart containing ballast stone. After
aking out tail board OF the cart he stepped back
Yards upon some loose stones and e into the river and
vas drow red Verdict accordingly.
DELIRIuM TREMESs.-Tbe Coroner held an inquest on
he body Of Thomas McGinns, at the Park dead house.
Verdict, came to his death by delirium tremens.
The New York herald., 1845-07-29

RypohagOn SOap-The most celebrated or
English manufacture for shaving, for sale by
G., SAUNDERS & SON.
III Broadway. opposite Howard's Hotel.
The New York herald., 1845-07-29

Farm fousrAN.-Where is The Fountain keeper
has ne not recovered from the attack Of the mss,,a
Hundreds OF strangers are in town, and they have
desire to see the fountains throwing up the,,
streams OF water.
The New York herald., 1845-07-29

United States Circuit COurt.-The Clerks
Office this Court has been this day from the
occupied by the Clerk of the s. District Court portion
Of the apartments ofthe United States Marshal the
floor where the docket records and files Of the Court will
be hereafter kept.
Persons desiring searches judgments instead ofgv
ing general notice for searches in the United States Court
will please send distinct notices.
uesday
The New York herald., 1845-07-29

Medical NOtice.-Thc Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established
hereafter The fourth and last column Of hi,
w. S. RICHARDSON. NJ ID. Agent.
Office and Conrulting CnIleep IS Na.,ap st.
The New York herald., 1845-07-29

HEALTH OF THE CITY.--The bill Of rnor,aI,
Tor the last week shows great improvement, ovsy
WflNa. o..c. last week the deaths nproh.red
2,o "''eu