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EAEPT Constantly on hand, and for
20 sale very low by the undersigned.
Superior article of Port and MADEIRA
Wines.
JOHN P. WOODRTFF
May 23th, 1845. 10. f.
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RGULAR
PACKET.
The new light draught
and substantial steamer,
LAMA.

CALDWELL MASTER.
Will run this season as a regular
PACKET BOAT, between the dlffernt
ports on the Tallahatchie river and
New Orleans.
Having been built expressly for the
navigation Of second and third class
rivers, she is thought by all who have
seen her to be as we'll adapted to this
trade as any boat that has ever been
in it.
The proprietor does not hesitate in
assuring the public that she is as safe
as any boat.
Being entirely new, and built by the
best Of workmen, and Of the best tim
bers, her hull and machinery is not
inferior to any atloat.
She can cary about 800 bales of cot
ton. For freight or passage apply on
board or 10 Hunt &Co, agents.
January 18, 1915. Eff.
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RANGER:S NOTICE

Was posted by w C Gautt, living
twelve miles north Of Belmont, one
black mare pony and colt, the mare is
about twelve years old and appraised
at $25. 1-3w
Eo:,I
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ADDRESS L. A. Cooley
rnoilshers' Hall, Philadelphia. Godev,s
ana eraham's Magazine WI! be furnished one
oneceiPt S5, by L. A oiJoda
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RANGERS NOTICE.

AA ~ W. IICE.
w AS posted by Thomas Good
wv living 7 or miles east Of II
town of Pamela, one sorrel horse. 5ve,,
DID, Ia hands high, small blaze on h
ioc,e left hind foot white and apprase
TO $50. July Is, I845.
H-5~ w. S. KEITH RPcI
Notice.
ELIZABETH JOHNSON. Admins
I'm tratrlx Of the Estate of James Gnt
ret deceased has filed her accounts
the November Term of the Proha
court OF Tallahatchie County for a
nal settlement ofsaid Estate at the Jan
uary Term 1845 of said Court;
All persons interested are herebyr rc
CURED TO attend on said day and shOd
cause Itany they have why such fbd
settiemnt and allowance of said account
shall not be made.
ELIZABETH JOHNSON,
Formerly Elizabeth Garret, Adm'r. 4
'"S' udTret, decd. 35-3w.
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AdministratOr's = Notice.

administrators Notice.
I4e State Of Nisstssippil Probate
Iolla*atcdie County,{ Court
January Term, l845.
s. L this term of the Court Letters of
% Administration having been grant
ea 10 the undersigned on the estate of
husteh Howard diseased, therefore all
persons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested TO make ir mediate payment.
and all those having claims against said
es'a'e, must present them duly authen-
ticated within the time prescribed bv
law, or They will be thereafter barreJ
Charleston Miss, Febru'y S. 1845.
p. B. MCDANIEL.
90" Adm'r.
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Notice.
PAY UP!

PAY UP!
ersons indebted to THE LYNX q
4 lice for job work and advertising
are requested to call and settle.
PUBLIS HERS
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Blanks.

,;o@ printed @ aye lot of wa,saa IS a nd
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IeTIns OF Godey's Magazine.
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Arm position and not disposed to offer freely
consequence.
HAy-ssles in small lots are made at 4Oc for commop
quslities of North River bale.
PaovIsIoNs-The transactions in pork are not yerv ex
tensive. We now quote old prime at 50 rs q s7i Old
mess IL held at $l2 Io new prime sells SILL and do
at $3 62t 1875 Beet u rather inactive new prime w.
quote at 30 5Oa S0 new st $6 rs 925 There il
quite demand for Ohio lard and sales to some estrn,
aaye been made OF barrel and keg At SIC.
SuoAn-Hoiders are very frm and there is a good de.
mend sales OF New Orleans been made at 81 lac
Brown Havana ut 81 a 9c
TE.s-.H auction Imported in the ship Zenobia =
terms NOTES at mouths, payable 10 the city Of New
YORK, TO re made satisfactory to the sellers
Young Hyson 81 ht chests Ia 20 do TO- 10 do 6s 10 do
s iOs 10 67 70 do 653 10 do 4b so do 45 rs do a
d. lO1 10 40 do 40 10 do 39 90 do $751; 1871 do 37I;
6O7 do 37 81 do 36 40 de 49, 90 do M sb bxs 72 800
DO 2I so do 26 $50 DO 26 200 lab 49, 200 do 3s,
l0l7 hat chests Withdrawn
Hyson34hf chests 7O lOi do 63 46 chests ST. GO hall
do 57l; 252 6lb boxes 81
Hyson SKin-3i chests 46; Al hf do a; SO chests A.
Tonkay-25 hf chests 3s 10 do sa do a do a0I
100 chests so; "a do 29t.
Gunpowder-4 hf chests 96 Is do 72 Ie do 70I 10 do
o3 so do 81 do 3s3 81 do SO, s09 3lb bxs al 6b
DO 800 do 43 623 l3b bxs and $50 6b do withdrawn
lmperia-l4 h S2 10 do 6s 70 do 67} ~ do 69A
6O do All 10 do ala 4S0 l3D bxs 42 do ana 1873 do 43
100 Glib do 42}; $50 do Withdrawn
PouchoDg-6 chests 65 30 do So; do 6l1; IL do go.
Kokew Souchopg 10 chests so do 2S5 ITO do 49, 90
drawn.
Oolong2l chests $50; go do 81 al hf do withdrawn
Ningyong-50 chests 81 !; so half do withdrawn.
Congo-4O half chests 20; 3il do Withdrawn.
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, April e-s p. M.

Iucsuoyy april o-0 Fs Ne
The market was inactive to-day and prices declining
Vicksburg fell of per cent Wilmington Rslroad
sionington 4 Norwich and Worcester Z !; Canton 1
Long Island 1; Morris Canal Il United States Bank
Illinois Erie Railroad and VIcksbuIg closed at yes.
terday's prices
The mirket to-day was not very active which can in
measure be attributed the excitement CONCERNING the
muhicpti eiecuon going on i'm tais city The specua
ton IN Vtcksburg and united states Bank gradually
declining and we inclined believe that very few
days wi uice to do away with the remaining dsposi
ton to sustain these stocks The advance in VicksbuTg
has been large enough to OF certain
nors and they intend Withdrawing from the maj ket,
leaving those who come into the market the advance
to support prices Their ability to do SO is questioned
and rapid decline therefore be expected Some Of
the heavier operators bearing both these stocks and
In the face OF this movement the weak speculaors will
ind 1t very difficult to keep up prices.
The oylston Fire and Marine Insurance Company of
boston, have declared semi annual dividend OF four per
cent
The Directors of the Bunker Hill Bank Charlcstown
have declared dividend OF per cent for the last
months
This Banks in Salem Massachusetts have declared Sc
mtannual dividends. as follows Asiatc 8 per cent;
Commercial 81 Exchange, 2i Mercantile 81 Merchants
and the Gloucester Bank have declared semiannuai
dividend Il per cent each
Altered bills skifully executed in circulation in
almost every section OF the country Among those re-
Gently circulated notice 81 bill OF the Farmer and
Mechanics Bank Hartford altered to ten The vignstte
of the is mi kmnd, that OF the genuine IO female
figure slsdge hammer The name Of the Rank On the
onss Is IN block letters slantng backwards whereas on
me tens i Is In capitals BY scareal examination, the
altered bills thus be detected Dinforth Underwood
Co New York, and Underwood, Bald, Spencer & Huf
ty, Philadelphia, eDgravers.
We aauex farther statements from the official report OF
tac government Of Porto Rico in relation the 10. eign
trade Of that island The imports and exports
ing the fags ofthe vessels doing the carrying bnness
cfthe port with the vsue Of merchandise carried by the
vessels OF each nation -
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF PoRro Rico, pIsTINouIsHING
ii nhs fLAos OF THE VESSELS CARRYING THE MERcHAN-
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and lost cable and anchor which she forcsd ,opse!
GLoucEsrrR April 5-sld Abigail from Belfast for Phila
SALEM. April s-Au Chaleedony Todd and olinda Hutch
srfSG, AsT soS & cY9 @ s.u cus
Alea Forest Jsaus Gsorsstown. Be- Senator cIaTi, New
4: s, sa.s. %e .s
+" Seq s e e and r. s Ton
for London wheat had stoed The Cape ard reported
.s 'sSs
@
the Chatham 1s Ms1
ssF s a e 500 no @:
Ss s's sosi ss
sY SD ssus %
S%s sSsia Glen
' Sss:S u.
s.is :; q; a: ssi$:
SS ,s ss;s
M ss! Gs's saa Fxs's Boston
s4a several An rs and a sah.
SYsi
and New York n sd
"a. sss: Ss.,s. asas sS hSa. a %s @
& &, h$;ss fss S:s
@ MTS do % & srs %
soo paast Boston % G.. Albany aIhs Easter. IoSnd
saa Riehmona "r Boso% o%a' Erie Nelson mel
q.
PsovpEyer. April s-Am THan Gibbs, Baltimore; swm
Midas. french New York; sd Frances Gardner Ncsrolins
hnndoui; Washngon Brown, and Willard Miller NYork
ss:;y s..s
S.siis. sSaEss
Porto RICO smasy Boston Republican sharp Albany; Abm
Sx: e. sii fsf,t asa2ss;
n.l me- APs scld Con.sIoot Finley ysr
sd Art
Sood and Atlantic Creapsr New York; sIeetro Packard
ssaassa
a. as1 A Gardner sSsst sSS:
Hayr Allen, and Arta, setson. Boston; Thad.
.sT MARss. Ca March 2o-Arr Gen Marion, Hnds NYork;
oas .,sS ,ss
B DAWSON st John NIB; Kate Aubrey, Chandler Phade
NEw nntEANs. March so-Arr EIizawete [Autl G,eglie
Sears, Wary. Foster NYct; Apollo Howe and Alder
man. Fs,es, Boson Margaret Forbes Prescott Rio Janeo
NC; Herald Pratt Barhadoes Below, coming up. Laura
Snow. from Livspool Geo Stevens Homer Della Saline,
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o'al .,S5,757Aos 6,l2e,as7 4,u2,4I 5,0a.e

IoaI. .....,x5,737403 6429,z57 7,3a25ll 5,054 sos
II will be observed that there has been very grea,
change in the trade sfhe Island The mportations
Germany in 1892 large compared with ls4s also
the imports from England. In 1912, the imports from
The export trade has fuctuasd full much the i'm
port trade The value Of the exports to England waa in
le43 than double thst of s49 while the exports
the Spanish colonies in ls4S only about half III
value OF those in ie4a There very grea. falling ef
IN the exports to the United States appears that while
the imports from Brazil increased from is42 ls43
y five hundred per cent. the exports to Brazil fell fl
IN the same time from $l2 5l4 to s4. There has been
nesly tho decrease in the aggregate value Of the
imports In is<3 a. in the value Of thelexpolts.
The xed table shows the value Of the imports and
exports OF each port of the island for lSl3 compared with
1872 showing the increase decrease in the foreign
trade OF each -
TRADE ~ EACH PoRr ErrRY IN THE ISLAND OF PoRrs
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TO COUNTRY ERCHANTS-BOUTS AMI

- +, JOHNSON (late Wilson s. Johnson) has
Hon hand. ~ store N2 hathdm street, directly .H
oppose the theatre OF the hest assorted stocks
~ Boots and shoes that be had city Gents KIN
a Grain aud seal Thick and Thin soied Boots and Shoes
Negd aud sewd from the Eastern manufact ries LadIe,'
CATERS Bukins Ties slps &C., OF every description A
srraer variety Of Chdren shoes than other store in this
CITY, t}enemen fine Caters twenty different Kinds (,snis
BuekskiR ahoes. sportsmen's, Fshermen and seamsn
Boots
Sors opea till 10 ecics ia the evening" giving coenfy oer
shaa opoortonltY ote,aminlng the rocds thsr rses
WhA imsso
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AUCTION SALES.
WM. w. SHIRLEY. Auc,iou.,r.

Sales Room, No. 304 BvosdtDay. corner Of Duane
HOUSE FUKNITURE SALE-1hur,dsy. April i0th at
near Broome str.etCsaogue sale Of handsome
carpets and centre lamps library book sofa.
edssad chairs Frrpch and American CLOCKS
A. is O'clock tseTsy Oh PAINTINGS BY old Also,
an mnort abn psno Forte coat 100 dollars, sweet tow
'nd warrart-d ~ perfect order an 2lis"-c
BtNJAMIN M..ONEf, Auc,lonssE
Fl ARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c-Moensy & Aaron will
asson%rrt of asIdwsne. &C. viz :,sad irons Bill. Web
Of couov hardware Alo Cutlery viz 600 doz ps
and pocket knives 700 dog table knives and bs ivory do ~
m razos tcissors shears, lsncers &C. Also invoice
Fancy Goods Also, large assortment Of Trunks Also,
without reserve iron book safes Catalogues ready
it~uc
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

The arrivals In lsl3 $40 less than in lS42 and
decrease OF tonnage of l6 s22 TONS The cesrances in
ls43 1853 less than in l842 and decrease in the
Of 500 tons The arrivals ceasncss and amount
Of tonnage engaged the trade Of the island in ls4s,
less than for any year within the past six The
mage Engaged in the rsgn trade Of Porto Rico in lsl2
compared with other years, was very large.
The annexed returns show the number Of vessels of
each nation which arrived and cleared ia 1889 l64
laAS - "
The New York herald., 1845-04-09
State of Trade.

AsHrs- Pots in moderate d. mond and sell M "a
Pearls are held at ~ 90 a 4 6al. ~
BREApsruFrs-Ihe market, owing 10 the election was
an'et to-day, Georgetown and Gsnesee -four are both
held at Sa7s
correrA qaist feeling existed In the make, 10 day
and he setcs reach ,oee bales only Holders maintain
The New York herald., 1845-04-09
Cotton Market.

MOBILE, March 3t.-Our market to-day has been re
markabiy duh and eiess owing the difficulty which
negotiations formed account OF the want OF funds
The sales foot up sbSa 900 bales at quotations
Sunday.
New ORLEANS, March 3l.-The Cotton Market opened
again Saturday morning with very good demand
but az he amount offering had beer materially diminish
ed by the large operations OF tho two preceding day
the sales were not large under other
might have bsen expected As it is, however the bus
went up fully 900 bales and the market closed
steadily at our quotations.
LIvsRP DOL CLAssFIcArIoN-Lousiana and Mssissippi.
interior, Al as; Ordinary st 62 mddling Oh mid
hna 90
Exchange continues in moderate demand. We quote
sterling 81 81 per cent prem Francs ST. 2s3a ST. 32i
New York, 60 days 2per cent dis Sight Checks q
The New York herald., 1845-04-09
Total. s7s74o3 s.4a6,2u 4,s42sao sos, ,so6

Total. 5,71Ao3 sa2s,2T 4s42,5ao 5.05i 1906
The largest part Of the carrying trade Of the island il
controlled by American vessels About twenty-five per
cent OF value Of the imports into Porto Rico
riei IN American bottoms. Thirtythree third
per cent OF exports, from the island carried in Anne.
rican vessels. Notwithstanding this, there has been,
since last year. very great decline in export carrying
trade in American bottoms, and corresponding improve
mont in the importing carrying trade Of the island inme
rican bottoms.
The number Of vessels arriving and clearing, each
year, with the amount of tonnage entering and clearing
for the past Ave ears. we annex =
YrssELs AND TONNAGE ENGAGED THE COMMERCE OF
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EOrenDn m N rEAHa

HAVANA, March 26-Our market becomes daily in Q
worse condition for rice We have hand stock
Of about 600 ierces the greater portion Of which will
be injured and those that sell Ifce
that the losses the article will be very heavy To-day
almost 900 ierces received from Charleston by
ships, sold at which prevents all hopeof any ad
vance for month or two to Beans, white 10
RS; beef No and2 prime and mess OF, butter, Am
yellow Is IS; candles, mould IA l5 a. sperm 80 39
cheese Am 10 "a; Goldfish 4; do hhis. a; corn
Indian sheed 81 -four, Philad and Baltimore IA; do New
Orleans IA l6 hams, Am. II; herrings, smoked
lard Q. II ~; mackerel, No 3,44a 8, onions,
pork cargo, eastern and mess IL Is 4; do O. l2
10 Al do clear I5 l74 potatoes 8; rice 9I ,se I'D
and Sd quality % 50; do triage a. honey 24 u;
molasses keg 81 gallons, 0; sugars, Assorted 81
lO3 u iia do white alone, a ls do brown 81 6i do
yellow 81 81 segars % 0; hoops 80 3s; boards Port
land P 20 -; other eastern ports ~ % o. P 90
%; shingles 0; hid shocks with headings g. su
gar box shocks a64
Exchange-On London, 60 days sight l21 ls prem.
New York, 8 pm Boston, 2 pm; New Orleans, Q
pm. short sight; Spain, PM Paris II discount
Ffeghts-To France rs; and to the United States box
sugar $l Coffee per bsg, a4rs; molasses, $la pc,
hid.
The New York herald., 1845-04-09
sALEs or srooxs -Bosror, April 7

Boston and Providence RR, ITO; 4 Appleton Manuf
Co, boads 100; 100 Reading RR 2bI so DO 20; 100
C s,on STOCK 6olm lat so Wilmington RR bolois a2i
25d ais 100 do boiois 81 7s do soim als as do os
100 dy selm aa; 100 do, bolm a 400 DO solm 2a; 81
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

Total. ,39l l,322 1913 l,27 l,02s 1,06l
About enehird Of the number of vessels arrived and
cleared in each of the three years included in this table
was American.
The destination of the exports from the island and the
countries from which the andise imported were re
ceived will be seen in the annexed table -
ORrcIN OF IMroRrs AND DEsrirArIoN OF EXPORTS OF
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS,
GROSSISG FULTON FERRY-A verv peat Saloon hs
Just been fitted up at the United State. Hotel ennce
Water street. joining the bar Of the Hotel with three
Fables iron tsge frames and marble beds Tables
any IN this country, except Ba sfords old Ann street.
entrance fo Fulton Players Foon Market, and dowu
town on ,hs east side, will find the s. Hotel -aoon we'll
himself 20 have kept respectable. For only
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

Passengers Arrived.
CARpENAs-Ip the Colorado at Boston-Capt Robt Sprou
John sProu and Sylvester srown ls and % officers late
brig Espeata of Boston, before reported abandoned
MATANzAs-n the sarah Boston-Cap Mereen and lady
late OF barQue John Winthrop, lost off Matanzas.
Passengers Sailed.
HAvRE-Packet ship Ago-J Watkins. Augustus Brown.
lawson Miss Lfwson, Mr. GorrIssen lady, John
ColyilI Ia and lady. Miss CECILIA Fleming, MonlSn Yau:
Lockwood Nanley, lady and daughter, Edmund lard,
hadepha Jos Bourry and Antonio Remare Baitim
0eam; Boyket lady two children and nurie P-r!s MI
The New York herald., 1845-04-09
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILApELrHA, April s-Beow, Elizabeth. Lane, Oeaus
Ayres; Paas. Haven. West Indies.
BALrMoRE, April 7-Arr Chickasaw, KendrcS, and VIM N
Anderson and Lucy oring Savann Ann Rebecca
Charieson Armns, DaIien. Ga Eliza Johnson Saco CD
Shetland, Frost, Boston.
NORFOLK, April 5Ar Ann D. Bede Council, Jarvis, and
Easton Yarmouth; Del Ncrte Belcher New Haven. Below
Rsdwing Sleeper from James River bound North Ga
Myers for from Hampton Roads yesterday
Columbia Boothe from LIVERPOOL into the Roads today
and proceeded p the Bay In Hampton Roads two ships
;els outward bousd Cd 4th 5eun,an W,lsby Thomason
Emerald snow Boston Victoria [Br] for Baltimore.
PENS March as-Arr Avoa, Davis Providence. CID
DYaeo Crowp Galveston.
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MARITIME HERALD
Shipma.ters and Agents.

SHIpm6sI0fS ana A8ents.
We shall favor If Captains Of Vessels will give
to RoBERT SILvEy, Captain of News Boa report Of
the shipping left at the wheaee they sailed 1.-The vessels
spoken on thar passage list Of their cargoand foreign
dents home abroad will also confer faysr by sending to
this Office any Marine Intelligence they may receive
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sl,,ai4

The difference in favor Of the importation amounts to
$a6091 Thr movement in prec ous metals connected
with he trade OF Porto Rico, s very limited and the ba
lance of trade being generally in favor of the island the
importations exceed the ex ports every year.
The New York herald., 1845-04-09

OTTTGNON'S GYMNASIUM.
CyHAS. F. OTTlGNON respectfully nforms his friends
~ and the public that he the large and
modious rooms Nos 49, H. and 10 Canal Broad
formerly occupied by p Rogers which have been
thoroughly cleaned aud fitted that fail
10 give sasacti the tdous Connected with the
Gymna'ium. j. the SrARRNo Room where Mr. o. is always
e'dy personally instructions the noble Art of s. II
Defence and he will likewise state that his pupils enjoy the
r.putation OF being the mos, skui amateur the
citv.
Wrestling taught by Mr.. WIN. PRICE who will any
pupil perfect, after a course of instruction
Fencing taught by experienced professor.
MIR o. would respectfully inform those pupils who
not already expired that .asfcory arrangements for the
confirmation OF their unexpirsd tme will he made by calling
on him at the rooms Canal street. which will be from
sunrise until 10 o'clock. NJ.
Mr. would also that the Gymnasium and Pistol Gal
ey Broadway and Chamser streets will b. open
til further notice. % lmje
The New York herald., 1845-04-09


Mlscci iancous 4. eCoia
ScHn ELLEN Chapman. from New York for St Augustine
Tpcker'on the latest lshj
bss q r. h. % Gs
Il was uSht that He would be of should
BoARD-A Lady desire. to obtain c,mfor,bly furi.h-d
cSes ksi.ssne::i s1sSsnssd. AdSIs: g.
COOK AND CHAMBERMAlD
q
s'ss wshnson By applying ana 10
WANTED-A Young French Woman to take charge ofa
W child about ,hr's yes, qd-stsnd 70 ladies' e. de..
hs GopIass; during she addressed '.
under s. ds Sans v
'' are not %oo6HGIi e III! s'''
pACKET SHIP SOUTHERN NER-FIom liverpool =.
Sip All goods not permitted must be sent to the Puzzle
store aa5uc
PACKET SHIP QUEEN OF THE WEST, from Live!
s1. W. All Goods not permitted must be sent e. Public
N0HXEANTrk'S. OWE II =, ,RARIsIENNEs-MADAM I GOD
- FFEx fARfs i pAYGHHEHi MlIiENEK9i ESTABLISHMENT
4@3 broadway,
Madam no eoanseton n with @ he's
way WE claim the custom of the ladies Of this city, when
x Tx =. %e bs pssens and well made article Of
THE NEW. YORK LEGAL OBSERVER: for AprI-
%sa PH.sIet POM
o1 s f a s,a'Ies
Sl S s%et yss s
". With
S Sen pse o M hs m
monthly ' Ann street, 50 per SAINT SAINT in sS1ssfe ra
Youth ofase ing himself S' y ANY Gns
SINGLE . M q, ~ 20 :, f,.ish
s S
EXCHANGED. Applv AZ 1872 Broadway al 3tsod.rc
UOPAKTNEKsHlP.
sS ss w is hT GG
ce,yd the London Paris market. large assortment
Of r and at s 5 o. .n %,a
the public. JsHN g. VIVIAN
GEaAN GTa. AEtDEsP2af DEsbG.
New York. April lst. Gi2. 40 st.r
HERALDIC ESTABLIS mt,
Arms and .s rs, al Cs5 e Eaoe
.rsa cosss seassSs s%s.
$ !: Ssx s'
No z03 Broadway, N. ".
Where the Gensaogy OF Gesrre Washington. beautifully
smbazoned may be obtained for so printed coors for
tl,25 mh2o istffc
WE requested call ih attention Of p,son 10 hi. city
w and vicinity, the sac by auction the 18th instant
the Merchants Exchange, of the vau bic Real Estate belong
the Corporation lying the shore OF the Eat River
between Williamsburg and Astoria 1h portion situated i'm
medaey the bank Of the channel the East River
be IA out parcels suitable for SITS ,r counuy residences
aud tt beauty OF situation unequad by
That portion lying the Eet Of turnpike road
~ adjoining the above. is divided into four moderate sized
farms The whole property is high of cultivation
and there are seyenl good buildings on the premses
Li;hographc OF the property be obtained the
Comp,roIler's office No S Hall OF Records rark.
Sixty Of the purchae money bond and
mortgage for five with interest the cf