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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01
DISSOLUTION.

"a ME copartnershp heretofore existing between
u Charles Evans and Dewitt Clinton Richman
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons indebted to the firm will please make payment
to Charles Evans, who is duly authorized to settle
the same. CHARLES EVANS,
Gets lSl5. DEWITT Z. RlCHMAN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01

r,s Rellse PAssIoN.-The mother Of
.".bjld, the wealthy banker, now in her
y a, rsar. had recently violen, attack Of i'll.
p" ' wben she recovered she remarked to
FL LANDS about her," No, no. my friends,
y '' ~, uojog to leave this world until | am
~ va q, par" Meaning .ha,sshe would not
." 'h;s world until she reached one hundred,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01

n Washington letter says, j. is es,ima-
|. tina, the deficiency in the Post office
|epls, chargable upon the Treasury, vii! be
|s,y million and half Of dollars.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01

cuosr CAucHr.-Some young scamp 10
"a, III has been frightening sundry old la
|tas ad serving gitls out Of several years.
s' r 'h by walking the street solemnly at
el !, ;ah, in the garb Of his grandfather. Be-
tpu' sss,haued at last by the watch, he was
!. |, wv hs The proper authorities that there is
p W, :; in being too spiritually inclined. and
oo pe,milted TO make himself scarce.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01
CHARLES EVANS.

CHARLES EVANS,
st'h0iesGte and Retail Dealer Il Drr. GOoes.
HT0cerses. Boots and Shoes, LtQs0rs, SC.
bLooMINGroN, Iowa.
kinds OF Produce taken in payment-for Goods
at the lowest Cash prices.
y. 3. All persons indebted to the firm Of Evans
q Hickman, or to me Individually. had better paw
up or they will acatch jesse"
Oct IL, lS45-tf CHAS. EVANS.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01
KNOB LOCKS
Hard,Uare, Planes, Edge Tools,
and Building Materials.

Hdrd,Cdre, Flames, Edge Tools,
and Building Materials.
nONALDsON & HALL, Manufacturers
~ of Planes, and Importers and Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Edge Tools, are now re-
ceivng their fall stock of goods embracing, in part
Spears saws, of all descriptions; braces and bits;
socket and firmer chses; turning chisels and gou-
ges; concave and common augers auger bits and
hollow augers; screw drivers; spoke shaves; Climb.
lcts brace avis; ying and framing squares meas.
uring lines; mortice and common gougcs; bevels;
levels; plumbs and levels; falIIng, hand broad and
ship axes; shingling hatchets and ship malls.
COOPER'S TOOLS-Consisting of stave,
backing, following, champering and shave-up
knives; broad axes; AIDES; frows; crozes; bowels;
doweling bits, &c. &c. Cross cut, mill and pit
saws.
BUILDING MATERIALS - Consisting of
locks, laches, butt and Parliament hinges; screws;
axle pules, nails, &c.
Table and pocket cutlery; butchers and shoe
knives; curry combs; long and short handled frying
pans tea kettles coffee mills; shovels and tongues;
'Sanderson's' cast steel; fiat round and half round
files; rifle barrels and gun locks, &c.
Wepay particular attention to mechanics tools,
Of all descriptions, and, being manufacturers we
canfurnsh tools on more favorable terms than any
other house in the west
N. B-A liberal discoun. made to merchants
who purchase planes. Our prices are as low any
other manufacturers in the United States.
st. Louis July 10, lS45.-3m
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01
FOR SALE.

5p rosE and LOT, pleasantly situated on
/, avenue, Apply to
h'eao. THOS. G., MOTIFS.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01
a SERIOUS AFFAIR.

n SERIOUS AFFAIR.
HVHE undersigned takes this method of inform
Il ing all persons who have been in the habit o
eating, sleeping and drinking credit, that that
game is blocked for the future. If you have nei-
Their that which can use in my family, nor the
dimes go to some other house and fool them as you
have me. l would say to all persons knowing
themselves to be indebted to me that they will save
cost by settling-either by cash or note. Take eau
ton by this, and don't fool away your time, for am
in real good earnest CAPT. JIM FARMER.
June IA, lS45-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01

q IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
~ Office at Bloomington, Iowa, on the first day
of October 1915.
Allen VIM II Janison William
Adair George kindle -
Adair John s Kennedy William
Allen Benjamin Kyger John
Archer Thomas NJ Lucas Mr.
Adams Asa Litterel Jonathan
Anderson Henry Light Mary
Benton VIM II Lockart John
Briggs John Long Samuel
Brooks Hiram Lincoln G w DIS A Pirc
Barron Lore Seth
Ba,her;on Davis Moffau Michael
Bolton Charles Moore James
Boob Lorenzo Millen William Sen
Bonner Waterman Miller And G
Brady John Merriman e +
Baker Robert Mcclure J e
Berks Montgomery McLane J
Brown William Martin Geo NJ
Bliss Ezra Merryman & Go
Barchus Thos Orr John
Barger William Farmer Mr.
Beckcc Derrick Phillips ID ].
Bell Sapp s. CO Peasly } G
Caylor Henry Purinton Jesse 4 2
Clark James Peterson Richard
Cone Aristarchus Reese Joseph
Comnins Edward Richmond 4 Foster
Cassidy James Rotuck David
Darrell Thos 2 Rayburn Catln
Dill Rabecca ? Rlcherson Samuel
Davis Isaak Rchcrson Robert
Dewitt William Reick George
| Don Carlos Archelaus Richards Thomas
! Doughty George Sely N
Elan Abiiah Spencer Nelson
Elmack Alexander Sharp Joseph
Fay Plinney Stewart Robert 2
Ferguson James 2 Smith Benjamin
Flagg WmF Selby William
Fisher Edward Smith David
Fore, CHARLES Seeker Abstain
Fay Edward or Plinney Stradford Jas
Francis Joseph Steel William
| FELTON, Mr. Schneider JOSEF
Gibbs Nathan F Stratain Joseph
| earns Henry 2 Strech Andrew
| Garncs Charity Stradford Jas
| Golf Elk Tack William
| Groom John G Tally Isaac
| Grimes & Starr Taylor q Dcperr
| Grcvinson John Temple WmH
Goodhart Sarah Telford d H
| Henry John Taylor GS
| Rowland Ihrockmorton
| Harper Robert Ulam Isaac
Hutch;son Catherine Vowels James B
| Haskeens Willard Vanpelt c
| Hastings Enoch Wood Ihomas
Hawley Martha W Weeks Mary
| Hoffman Nicholas wheeler joel
Hetenger Alexander Wilson Samuel
H,oan Hannah Weaver John
Isft, Thos Wilson Joseph
| Israel William Wheeler
Ingles Joseph Warren heuoe"
Jump James G Young Mrs ).
Persons calling for any of the above letters VIII
please say they are advertised. -
GEORGE EARLL, p. M.
= OOKING GLASSES for sale by
\ Sent 81 BRIpGMAN & WEED.
DARROW'S MAP OF IOWA, for sale b,
X -. nn CAPT, I'M FARMER
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01
Meier K1aOau7e to EnH!!
DIR. OSCOOD'S
INDIA CHOLAGOGUE,

INDIA CHOAAGOW 1Ie
For Fever and .ague, Dumb .2gue, Chill
Fever. Intermittent Fever, and The
uarious forms Of the Bill
ious diseases,
nESIGNED especially for those affections Of
- the LIVER, and other internal organs, which
attend diseases of bilious climates.
Those who are suffering from the above diseases,
as also Those who have become invalijs from their
affects upon the constitution, will find the INDIA
CHoLAGoGUE an invaluable remedy for purifying the
blood, promoting the discharge Of bile, and thorough
" removing from the system the morbid effects of a
bilious climate.
Residents of bilious climates EMIGRANrs, or
persons trorelng through infected districts coun.
tru, will find the Cholagogue an invariable and alb
solute PREVENTIVE.
Each bottle of medicine is accompanied with a
Pamphlet on the "Causes. Treatment and Cure =
with full directions, copy Of which may be had
gratis of the undersigned agent in Bloomington.
supply of the above invaluable medicine just
received and for sale by the undersigned sole agent
for this vicinity PhlNf ray.
August 2, ls45.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01

IRON AND STEEL.
A FULL assortment of ''Slgo' Iron, also cast
IA spring and blister Steel, which will he sold
low for cash or produce only. by
BRIDGMAN s. WEED.
March o. 1915.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01

SHOVELS AND SPADES.
1tAST steel shovels and spades, iron shovels
~ manure and hay forks, just reed by
May 3. GREEN d STONE.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01
JUST RECEIVED,

JUO I KECEI Ell,
4 CHOICE assortment Of LIQUORS, such as
II Cogniac and American Brandy,
Port, Madeira and claret Wines,
Holland and American Gin,
Monongahea and Cincinnati Whiskey,
All ofthe best quality and for sale cheap, by
May 24-tf f. B. KINSON.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01

= OOKING GLASSES for sale by
Sent 81 BRIpGMAN & WEED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01

DARROW's MAP OF IOWA, for sale by
ID Sept. 20. CAfi' jim rAnMHn'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01
NATHANIEL BLACkISTON,

NATHANIEL BLACkISTON,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER
CHANT,
Buys and sells all kinds of Produce and Merchan.
disc, No. 5, Locust street, between Main
and Water streets, st. Louis.
j. 81 E. Walsh,' N. E. Janney & Co.,
Edward Tracy, Woods, Christy & Co.,
Berthold & Ewing, Crow & McCreery,
King & Fisher Matlack 4 Rogers,
William P. Cowles, Wilson q Brothers,
Chouteau 4 Vale, Gen. VIM. Miburn.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01

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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01

Persons calling for any of the above letters WI
please say they are advertised.
GEORGE EARLL. P. M.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-01

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-30

Band-6 Miller CoatesI Hugh Kelly COLO Jos Connah
I2order-ss Robbns-s David Hsdden-iOE Ssrderson-
Umber Dumbmsn coz w S~ymour-2e II Wander
nhanney.3 Russell Marsh-4 Wolf Bishops-30 4 T
nyden-0 e Jackson-2P Smith, Leopold Long-2 ID II
Ms,hodsios sack salt Thompson-lsoo tiles Mackroe,
Thungu co-i2 Bennett Johnson-5 John Gehon coo
cameron Brand-2ls Phelps Dodge co6s7 ingot copper
do dos copper do dol cask Chas Pitt son-i Chit
enden Bl,ssloo coal Jas w Phs-32o sacks salt do
FORTS IN THE PAcTc-Ship Orpheus-4Oo tons guano II
bxs mdze Edward BARTLETT 90 bdls George Higpinson:
wedge gold 40 silver Jane. Meek Is seroous bark 40
oMs COPPER Roberts 81 ceroons bark 40 bars
Per Matthew Colin; 40 do ARne Sous; Sc do GODFREY
PATTERSON co.. 40 do Adridge Hgdon co; 80 do Jacob
HISS 81 do Christopher Baorg 50 do brown; 81 cr-
ozo oaes nitrate OF soda 30 fur seal skins bx paint
chineh1lla skins Hill; 80 ceroons bark order.
ST PEIERsBuRG-Ship Ariosto-2lO bars IRON Newbold
FIR RSss 30 W vi, Piper Ks,eh aSO bags
ston; shells Fsched; lot of;nemsev froes
TO master; l55 bids hemp TO order '' -
observation-disclosures lris3O pipes gin Stevens & sou-20
90 Woiie7lO Seignete--30 cases Madden, Boonen *
Graves3 pks do Mefisn Bensrd-22 bales wool On
nheim2 hxs md7 ne,ls-l erse wine NJ e Maitland
lOO dol u y bake.iQh ut stones NcCracken Living
ston7lO bales mdz, aeos, Miltum Scott ck mdze
GOLD iem-3 crses & Mover = son-2 bales II NJ * Male
- cks Breaththropt thuml bx Meyer Stucken-l do
schrage, koop co-20 mdzs Burgess * Husen-2s bxs
mdIe Booman& Johnsonis brs pipes SMITH cases NJ
hodde-lo cs TO order
RIO JANEisoBarque Brazi'iero5 tons rosewood Brown
Brothers x co-6l bags coffee Coming Son-2l20 do
Barstow 4 co-660 do order
BLACK RIVER Jam) brig Jossph-ls3 ogwood 10 bgs
pimento 5000 lbs old copper IS hides Dawson puns
rum tons ogwood bagsS bbs pimento 1 Lord.
Domestic ImpOrtatlOns.
SAvASSAH-Brig Mscon-lo6 bales cotton Gourly Wells
do Spofford Illeson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-30
M A RITZ M Z H E r AID
i.caT OF New YORK. SEPT. 80.
Cleared.

Cleared
Ship RsDTse lands, t1v;s5poG co9s Smith
S@s T.m Ssssss SsSV; ss'Ss Sa
Brig Black Hawk, Robinsoa, Para, Cary & Co.
ss @s Gra%pa. S SSesia f Si%HIs
Barge Dolphin Philadelphia
Packet ship Zurich Johnston, from Havre I'd with
Ship oph,S. Hill from Valparaiso June GOTH Left Co
9uimbo OF Boston TO sail 10 DIS for Caao George Otis
for CoGambo The sailed from coq"imbo Jay 1 11passrd
sOs Monte p.na to load for P,mols a.
win 1890 ,a SS lad been
PhIad for RIO load for phiad The John Jay sagkarbor
touched az renam,uea previous to 18th Aug eft the
the 2itn cruise lat 81 So spoke Georgana
ship Liberty Norton from Liverpool sd Aug with mdse.
shp ArosO Fanlen from St Petersburg 81 with dse
nqne iris Merrimsn 30 days from Rotterdam with md
essnder B,mo and Rockingham for Newcastle A"o ~
sf1s5o wam from RoJaneiro, goth at with
Big j. eph Mayo % days from Black River Ja with log
Bs koweaa, Morrill, lsdays from Trinidad De Cuba with
Ena "d r. lres' 5p 70 Gh,s's r
Boston in TO- the Only Americans in port
se s: brig s ssE ss d H s. 81 with
Eliza, tB,rml FIN Barmore for Bremen.
TO Stokes Armstrong 'A' = D'e'' win coal
Big Macon, Hayden day. from Savannah with cotton TO
Brig Castro. Bears-, 8 days from Pictou with coal
Brig T.rqun, Yonng, u days from Sydney with coal to
ule Whltnry Co.
Brig Diiona Fly, 10 days from Calais with lumber IN
Smith Boyuton
schr veasco seeley. 81 days from St Domingo Civ with
5000 feet mahogany to Meyer otucken-Ssiled nh
from sWto Ne the Calf stream lost oresai and ma,usa
Sept IS Is 2 Ion 50 spoke ship Lexington Lieut.
ON Ellison, from York for Texas with companies q s
artillery, i we-Had experienced light winds and Gains
since leaving k-st LAT 49, Ion 70 So the Commo-
dore Kearuey, steering S.
New brig Thos Cooke Taylor. from saybrook in ballast
TO L Powell
B sehr Sterling, Kentelholm days from Windsor, NE
Br schr Swift Costello IS days from Turks Island vi.
1900 bushels salt Fredericks 500 lbs old copper nh
bard * Co Left no Am vessels
b. schr Victor, Bid, Is days from ST john NF with fish
10 H Rowland
Schr Chief Schem Smith, days from PASSPORT with plas
ter TO Smh Boynton 20
Schr Mary Gallant, Bedeil. Virginia potatoes ia'''
Schr Saml Henry, White, Cherrystone, potatoes
Schr Belle, McMath, Norfolk wheat.
Schr Bergen, Cole, Petersburg, cotton, Sc
schr rietta Berry, Boston, mdse
Schr Cambridge, Hail. Boston, mdss.
schr Page, Chamberlain, Boston mdse
Schr Splendid. Bears, Boston, mdse.
Schr Fancy, Chase, Boston, mdse.
Schr l. Herrck La wrence Salem. mdse
Schr Montana. Eldridse. Portsmouth,. u,asa
Schr Increase, Hall, Thomaston. lime.
schr a Wheeler, Ihondike, Thomaston, lime
Schr Nimrod Parker Boston, mdse
Schr Detroit, Smith. Boston, mdse.
Schr Mail Hamer, Boston, mdse
Schr Aurora, Foster. Chenyfeld, lumber.
Schr Old Hundred Mitchell, Machias lumber.
Schr Chapel. Nash, stenben, lumber.
Schr Staunch Dmon, Salem mdse.
Schr Anaconda Gorham, Boston, mdse.
Schr Washington, Larkman, Philadelphia, coal.
SloopS Dayton, Jackson, Virginia, potatoes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-30

ssfsAH sporattsssssta
HAvRE-ship Zurich--3 pkgs Haight & col J Asor-
Tiffny. oaag EsSi Read, Tsyioe & co j Fellows Van
low. Wsl;we.fR ssvsa. & so" r0TaI r cd
6 dSd SeSn oil smi,h CO, sc6esmssri DeIsa:
Sswin-i2 Booaea, Crave. col se6eehard Favfe-s
soan9fi ax t.ensrL1 Led "a Kohl scbeI-l
Noe PsGpassy- Lsa"stsm@-1 eaqhsld Bros co.'s
is~oSn asaG Some e&G so H,SGs ms, Martin
fi s, sash7 7 co;s. 81 Fox LvPss@ Nv
pma-a sogca CERT Bee Iay-iC Wlsde-s "Se /
Pan,m-l Bals..t 8 Wellford-I siomoa i Hart
S" soa;de SSH sesose co.. tks sEsa.
CO.. 60 do L,chai;e 4 sauehe-l Do Bisho- Do simon.
i@ Do g fems Do 20 E'' Baker, GO 90 do
C9,lsqx, Ers col do Bruce-2 do g Wainwright;
ado St. Fes1s do Locke COG paesa sses's"G
fIeks-2 packages Moore Gel do Little, Alden Coz do
NM,lle.-l 20 Lane, Lsmsou Col do L&D Moran-9iO
Sgrf stge' Monsi package rerrtI do Gllispe Sad
Ward Cot DO Hlri do lat Brolhels-i do
MsS !. pssksses vas e@a-i do Perm Braeken
Coi3d do An Stewart en sn eal 40 Merit st ay&
40 6Gh@poaEs Do Deraismes Beinsrd~I do
Thsdon, NIaIlaId COL e Eweqs-i ii b eri.meZS
so9E 4 7 Stevens r sheldon x co.'s l. w p Lewis
ms Wight, ,starsss shaM-5 Babeock-l Kesser
Wi,endonk-s casks wine r Thorn-i5o bssLes,ssc E
nagia e9-loo B,nainger Colser5o Crawford Liv
Wiener seb-r-3 l. struler--2 q Ernenpetch@2 ! n
Wgg,ha9seg ShlsI A yosia Coz II CRsmuand 4 co
ooi Ihorn-l7 pkgs to order. ~
shay, L,shp Lbery11 pkgs, Wright sturges II
Lon CO. nnssel g John Newboid-5o Thurs.
esss orderioo tons iron w shelds-l0 600 rck John
" h0de" = bales Bokiey ( orahsm-o pigs Cameron
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-30
Passengers Arrived.

Haydn the packet ship Zurich-Co Thorn, Mrs Thorn
Mrs Jauneey Nh Alfred Thorn Mr. Engene Thorn, Misses
iaa and Ellen Thorn, Miss Jauncey Masters William and
de Fesassae, Mrs Lee, Miss Lee Philadelphia; Du.
man. Mr. Talcou Mr. Arrens, and 2ss in the steesge
Cambridge of do; Ferna lady servt Of Lima
M0Pnso De Lassac, Bull of Mass; Rernard, do +
Carmichael Savannah; Dyer, Tracy, lady, children
and 6 in sleerage.
LyERPooL-Shtp Libeuy-Mrs & Clark, q C,rimshaw II
{; Rider and l06 ~ the steerage.
Rio J.NERo-Barque Braztiero-John Milar P Rowland
James lawrence
BLACK KwrR-Brg Joseph-Geo Daverell.
acknowledgements orig EagleJacinto Seal aud in
seerage
S.vAssAH-Brg Macsn-Doc,or A Aylett, and Jam
Burke.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-30
Weekly Report OF Deaths,

In the city and county OF New York from the 22d day Of
Sept. to the 28th day of Sept, 1915.
~ Men, % Women; 81 Boys; 80 Grs-Total l66
Aescessl Apopiexy, 2; Ampustion i Bleeding, q Bleed
ing from ungs2 Cancer q Casualties q Cholera infantum,
u Consumption, 3d. Convuons II; Group o. Constipation
oyanosis Depnty q Deliriuin temens Dropsy, .;
Dropsy III the head Dropsy the chest, Drowned l.
Dysenery6; Epilepsy Erysipelas l. Fever. Fever bill
ious Fever puerpsra Fever typhoid Fever yphus
Heart disease Of Hopping cough, 3; Inflammation Of the
BRAIN, 2; Inflammation of bowels Inflammation Of kidneys
I; Inflammation of lungs, u inflammation Of stomach
Inflammation of throat Inflammation oliver lnemper
ance i Jaundice |; Killed murdered Marasmus, I2
Modification, Old age 5; Palsy 2; Poi,oa Premature
BIRTH Rupture scrfua, 3; Small pox s. Sprue, i Sui
eide j. uces l. liberation OF intestines l. Unknown,2
A ,o year AZ 70 years s os 70 10,
90 to 7O,3 70 TO 80: 4; 80 10 90, 5; u known. g.
- CORNELIUS b. ARCHER, City Inspector
City Inspectors office. Sept 49, 1sa5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-30
NJ, sreIlnneous Record.

EAST lrpiAMEs ~ Sse berewh list Of vessels belong.
the United - the East India with
the Of the Captures the port they hail + rom,
aud when last reporl vessels that compose this squad.
perhaps the 81 Itifu the wod-n point Of
speed symmetry OF or and ARRANGEMENTS for the comfort of
officers and they be equed by any class of
sells now afnat. In opinion there class of men,
connection with those in the European trade existence that
have done establish the reputation of the United States
commercial country than the Of these vessels
among whom would mention VIM. Appleton X Co. J. NJ
Forbes B. Forbes and D. p Parker Of Boston; Rowland
AsPlnwall GIinnel Mn.urn Co. Talbot olyphsnt s
and WIN Wilson Sons of Baltimore Independent OF the
annexed list number Of vessels chartered fol
the voyage that regularly the trade Although THU
list shows number Of Boston vessels the prnc
pal portion the trade the hands Of the New York
The Eastern vessels usually load Boston and
this city to dispose of their cargoes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-30
Died.

On Monday 2eth inst, in the 27th year of his age
WARREs FIMANus, OF consumption, after a tedious i'll
ness which he bore with fortitude and resignation.
The relatives and friends of the family respectful
y invited to attend his this Tuesday morning at
halfpast 10 o'clock from the residence of his father
Henry J. Fimanus No l22 Walker street from whence
his remains will be taken. at l. o'clock, to Monmouth
county, New Jersey, for interment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-30
CO M NJ r. CIAL.
Monday. Sept. 20

Monday, sept. 20.
Pearls 81 %
CoTToN-There were two lists of uplands chiefly in
round bales closed late on Saturday afternoon which
made the sales that day 5000 Dales this morning
market has been active AMI the sales to 1000
bales at higher rates than has been hitherto paid All
these sales for export, and about equally divided
between Liverpool and the continent.
FLouR'.We have no alteration to notice in prices
since our last Genesee firm at 81 GIL 81 6s3.
HAr.The market at present is we'll stocked and pri.
ces have declined since last had occasion notice it.
North River sells now for 81 cents.
REAL EsTATE-.9t .7uction-House and 10 in Franklin,
near Greenwich street, 20 by 20 1t, So 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-30
HAVANA SkGARS.

HAVANA SEGAKS.
2n0 000 IMPORTED SEGAkS, entitled to deben-
oOO3OOV ture consisting Of the approved brands,
vita midas La Cabanas T. Vega, Plantation. FIeu de
Mary dos Amigos half alias imperial Washington do; La
Flor de Aemania Agua Prensados Agus Gorias La Ben
mon and e fnbesohsbs Plantation La Flora Silva Rega
IIas, mat 81 do
The above forms o the and choice assori
mens ever imported WIN be sold low Quantities 20 suit
purchasers, by n. CAPRANO u co.
seq U'm 70 Vesey street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-30
FRENCH FALL AND WINTER GOOnS.
MADLLE. FANNY GQnEERnY

w expected by the next Havre packet win OPEN in
W few days alter her splendid III The
by the latest packets such as 80 '' '"''''e'''"
Rich More Silks Royaland Broche Pekn Perse and Chin.
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assorted Ball Dresses rich embroidered Paris Muslin Desses
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-30
DANCING ACADEMY.

"a LEONARD STREET, West Side of Broadway
MILE. PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor Of in
WI forming the public that she will open her class the 18th Of
September Mile. P. D-sjardins will instruction all
taught all the and most fashionable DANCES
pades, the Waltz Polka and all styles of Watzes Among
Fancy Dances the Poacta azurka Cachucha Cracoyenne
kc Mile p ID. will give her particular attention to Ladies'
Boarding Schools Private Lessons may be given and
other classes will be formed by number Of scholars and will
be attended to at any time. Intro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-30
NOVICE

M ESsRS CLARKE X STEVAN solicit the patronage Of
l the public to their Temperance Intelligence Office ss
Duane seet they can ye servants Of the first class
white and coored Professionals Md Others all
o. good moral character Messn Clarke seysn return Their
thanks Tor the kind patronage they have literally
received aud contnue TO the public M Duane street
door west Of Broadway. sl3 lm'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-30
DANCING ACADEMY.
Broadway, Corner OF Grand Street.

MIR g. ROBERTSON has the honor Of respectfully in.
vi forming his friends and the Public that his classes Tor 81
plihment tand the Mazurka and Polka Quadle will open
on "Wednesday Sept 7h the large Saloon attached to the
daysr7Ladss Classes at T. NJ Gsatlemsn, 8 Pm APE
and Watzng Instructions given Pupils and Private Class
their residences Mr. RS 50 Eighth Avenue ITO
Canal street.
Mr. Robertson would also nferm the public that his up
Academy will Monday, September 22d
81 Eighth Avenue, where all the different branches Will be
taught sl3 lm*rc