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Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-17

IDIOTS AND SHOES-Received by ship Me- ID req and brig Linden
 Ladies' cold Silk and Linen Caters
 Ladies' Fancy do Buskins
 Misses' Kid Bootees and Buskins
 Ch,ldrens' do do
 Travelling and Hand Trunks
 Carpet Bags and Satchels
 Also receIved by late arrivals fine assoTtH ent of Boots and Shoes Persons wishing to buy will please call and examine my stock before they pur- chase DANIEL TILLOTSON, nih29 No. 42 Dasphin street JAVA COFFEE-3O sacks Old Government sy Sperm Candes-200 boxes first quality
 Ol-20 casks and bbls bleacted and unbleached Sperm; Barrels for Sugar-250 Single
 Brown Soap-100 half boxes No Boston
 Cranberries-2O half, 30 qr and 20 eighth bbls
 Cotton Hdkfs--300 dozen Cotton Flags, vari- ous qualities
 Hats-Fashionable, low and hIgh crowned. Cas- simere and Angola. For sale by
 mh28 JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 St. Michaest
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or FOR SALE-A most desirable building lA lot eligibly situated the business part of the city. For sale low and long credit. For price and terms, enquire of
 T. w. Mccoy, ian3I at the Merchants Insurance Office.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-17
NEW SERIES. VOL.IV-NO.us

MEfSSfae The Great Western Steam Ship Z<HMIrtDfHoC Co.'S ship GREAT WESTERN, sS. Capt Matthews, and their new iron .leam ship GREAT BRITAIN, Capt. Hoskens, are nnnlnteL tn sail during he Year 1915 as folIOws:
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-17

xrA FOR SALE-rhe two story frame D~ell- GSIA ing, situated the north side of St.F .,cis. between St. Joachim and Conception streets, now occupied by Dr. Mott. This house is in good repair terms, apply la
 ianl1 36ti THOS S KING Sec'v
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-17

Y AND FOR SALE-We offer for sale favor AL able terms, the following LANDS in Wilcox county, siz
 Section 22, township IA, range east. containing $40 acres more or less.
 Also-South east 1, section 21, township IA, range 6 east ,ianIS 42Mmol E. L.. ANDREWS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-17

&A FOR SALE-The two story Giame dwell .E:M ing HOUSE, with double kichei and well of good water win pump, on the southwes, corner of Government and Sl. Lawrence streets, at present occupied by James Henery. The lot has front on Government street of fifty feet by depth of eighty feet on St. Lawrence street. For terms apply to
 ap1 l04Kmo P. E. BROWN & SON.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-17

fINHE undersigned has just received an assortment U of Spring Goods which he offers for sale at the
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-17

knA FOR kENT-The building known a .Esz!.s lllchcock's Press, with the Wharf attached s offered for rcnt for year from lhe lst November next. Applicants are requested to hand 'her proposals, naming their securities ile suL- scriber on or before lhe 26th fast.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-17

NOTICE-The undersigned will continue the " General Commission business, under the firm of R pu
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-17

fzk RIVER PLANTATION FOR SALE.'- I The subscriber offers his plantation with thousand of land for sale. IL situated the Alabama river, about 65 miles by land and 10 hours run for a steamboat from Mobile. 125 cleared and 300 under fence; good wood yard; comfortable dwelling at the yard gin house; barns and negro houses, all framed. There be cleared in one field 400 acres of good swamp and up land.- ThIs plantation would suit any living in Mobile. There Is heaIIy summer retreat within 23 miles of the plantation. For further particulars. apply to G. E. Holt, Mobile [nov4l VIM. WALLER. \ AMOS FOR SALE VERY LOW-16i acres AAof Land adjoining the Big Spring. near the resi- dence ofJ Ausil, Esq, one of the most desirable building lots in the neghborhood.
 Aso-A l2 acre Lot in the village of Jacksonville.
 Also--The undivided half of the south east quar- ter of section No. l4, township Mo- 5. range west, conta ming 80 acres.
 Also-The undivided half of the west half of the north west quarter of section No. 23, township No. 5, range 2 west, containing 40 acres. Apply 10 mh26 p9tf THOS. MCGRAN, ,34 St. Michael.st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-17

MA FOR RENT-The Stores corner If Cont -k@A- and Commerce streets, formerly occupied by Ht Hur'in x Iardy-a desirable situation for ship Chandler and Grocer. Possession .l November -
 apl4 Apply to E C. CENTER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-17

O May uext, GEORGE R. CLAYTON, of Colum- hus, Mississippi, becomes a partner in the house or =. T, HARRIS X Co.,. of this city. The Comms- Business will from that day, be conducted un- der the frm of HARRIS, CLAYTON & Co. ap2SKy
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-17

A NEW YORK SPRING FASHIONS A sA8 w. H. & H. F. CRAWFORD, IT k VI Daupbin, street, arereceving per brigs
 Linden and Morea, a splendid assortment of fash- irNable Summer Hats consisting of superior Drab Beaver Drab Cassimere, Pearl do, Black do, vide b, i'm, which for beauty of style and finish, are not surpassed by any in the city. Also large assolt- ment of Panama and Iephorn Hats. mh29Uw
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-17

en SPRING GOODS-The under Fl signed are receiving per brigs Lin aA -A3 den and Morea large and com
 A P;,e P';e,'ee experiment ass ,.,n of BOOTS and Gents Dress Boots, do do Brogans
 Ladies' Union Ties, do Busk ns and Slippers. For sale very low for cash by
 nh79 w. H. & H. F. CRAWFORD, I7 Daphin.st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-17

AA FOR SALE-An excellent frame HOUSE, .i::s4 containing rooms. with out houses. &c, at. tached; and the lot of hand thereto being l26 feet front and 400 feet deep. situate on the St. Stephens Road about two miles fl on, the city, lately occupied by c. Auze, Esq. For terms apply tos
 apS JAMES MAGEE co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-17

1NSUKANCE-Ihs ,Protecfion lnstrance Com \ pasy, of Hanfords Connections, continue 10 take Fire, Msriae and River risks, favorable terms ss say e,her office ia the City. They will insurs rsms or brIck buildings and ther contents in Mobile asA its veisitys st tke customary ,aies of premium.
 E. c. CENTER & co.
 a6 Corner of Commerce & Cont sts.
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
MONEY MARK
Wehnaadnv nct

There was general advance in quotatQu. r stucks
to-day Norwich and Worcester improved IA Stonng-
ton /; Erie Railroad East Boston Il Reading Railroad
j; Norris Canal Farmers Loan Long Island IA
Canton u; Harlem III vicksburg /. Illinois and Ken.
lucky es closed rn yesterdays prices The sales of
several of the sncies large and there appears to
be disposition among spectators to make all the tran
sactions possible
vdend OF four per cent payable the lst of
The N. h. Worsed Co. have declared q semi.a annual
dividend OF Ave per cent.
The Merchants Insurance Company of Boston, have
declared = semi annual dividend of four per cent.
Bill has passed the Senate Of Vermont cooperating
the Benningto County Bank with amendments increas
ing the stock to sltoooo making the single share
$500 instead of $500.
Asuit involving some forty thousand dollars has been
Ter some time pending between the foreign holders of
the bills Of the Gudhail bank Of Vermont and the
SAFETY Fund of that State
On the l4h, Judge Redfed gave his opinion in favor
ofthe bilbholders the ground the proof before
him dl not sustain the alleged fraud of the claimants
OF Houghton & Co, their claims should bc allowed
against the Safety Fundwhich claims must be subsan
hsted before commission, to be appointed for the pur
pose, and that decree would be made such commits.
soners report, from which appeal might be taken"
The tolls the public works OF this State from the
opening Of navigation to the th instant exceed those
any former year to the same date. The amounts re.
ceived in each Of the past years. up to the close
of the second week in October, have been annexed
Tolls THE Nrw YoRK STATE CArA,s.
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
On o,, 4 is0 sssswsrdy, ass soa bbis aour ioosc

ish qss - its ssstwsrdly, aso Soa bbis iour 1900
tons Of coal and of other freight 90 500 tons h. sq 30
lbs-total l4l 4o7 tons h. qs ls lbs. Totals for
ton years, eo6. 246i passengers faro 81 1881 %
wsstwardly s2e0aO tons l6 h. qrs lbs; eastwardly
o34s Is3 bbls -four 26 All tons of COAL other freight
242 100 tons ls b. Or Is making sos 2s tons h.
qrs lbs Coal was first transported in is4s and has
increased from 4s6l tons in that year. to 10 O2O In this
The amount from tonnage wss In 1885, sl53 s6 o. and
In isio Ssos72o 80 the aggregate for tonnage
and passengers increased from 81 So IN 1886
6o3 49, in s45 the total amount in the ten years for
tonnage s244579 49, and for tonnage and passenger
S4,57S 900 20
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crar AZ rag Wrsr--Tnr MuxrrsEKa og Cor.

csfsr AZ rag WEsr-~Tmr MussnssRs os Cot,
DAVENPORT. The last psriington (lowa) Hack Eye
says According to the confession of Burch there
gang OF nearly one hundred scattered through the whols
northwest engaged in the nefarous business Of murder
ami robbery The house Of the Readings. Devil
Greek was one Of the rendezvous of the whole Mormon
gang and the Hodges frequentsrs Of that house
ny an examination OF the aidavits of the Hodges ap
pears that great number implicated principals
cessafies in the murder of Col. Davenport were
moned by them as witnesses They were doubtless
linked toeether On Tuesday evening the Readings
ccnntyo obtain writ of habeos corpus As the Sheriff
was bringing them from the boat OF the gent
y pushed the Sheriff shore while the boat start
ing thus keeping the prisoners board and leaving the
Sheriff in Burlington. Those who instrumental in
doing Ibis assured the Sheriff that the prisoners should
be safely la ded where they ought to be- at Rock Island
He OF course, had to submit and make his return
cordngly No to regret the Transaction who
knows the character of tho Readings From all the cir
cumsances that have ranspired there be little doubt
that al or most OF those directly engaged in this diabol
tice thus verifying the old adage, murder will out"
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
WASHINGTON, Oct FL, 1916.
The TariE-7he Cabinsf.

The Tdrif-7he CGbinst.
We are informed, and our authority is semi-off-
ca, that at a meeting Of the cabinet yesterday, on
he question Of the modification OF the tariff, there
vas palpable and unequivoca division, as folows'
For the recommendations in the Presidents
message, agreeably to the plan Of reduction Of Mr.
Walker 10 the lowest revenue standard, with dis
aiion. for revenue exclusively, entirely de-
troving The mlnimums and specific imposltions Of
he act Of a. including the abatement OF the II per
cent upon cold ron
The President
Hon. X. j Walker, s L.
Hon Cave Johnson, p M. q.
Hon. John L. Mason, A. g.
Against such rrcomme ndations-
Hon James Buchanan, S. =.
Hon. w. l. Marcy, s w.
Hon George Bancroft, s ~.
Majority in favor Of repeal OF the law OF ~.
nd the establishment of Mr.. Walkers system, one,
and that one the Executive.
An explosion OF the cabinet is dreaded upon this
yerV issue,
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
naval Cours or Inquiry.

Nnva1 Court OF Inquiry
Navy DEPARTMENT,
Warrington. Oct 20 ie45
Tho Court mot this morning pursuant TO adjournment
resent es usual all the members of The Court the Judge
li,ocate and Lieut. Mclaughlin The Journal Of Saur-
lav beng read and approved
irrpvR A Horx,ss (aew witness summoned by the
uJre Advocste) was called and sworn
ne the Jupeg ApyocArg-I have esided at Key West,
hotel m sre but do not at present. AZ In
3ian Kew from November lsil until December, t5t2;
vas clerk for MIR Hicks Indian Key; used to 90 Ia
ne hospital there occasionally but to the furniture
here cannot say; should Judge there was not ~
,r 80 of the sick at time in the hospital when was
present; purchased the household furniture oil Lieut..
Harre alter the squadron had broken up such crock
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

me set on q our reader g skeleton Of tn ri
ymtc M stodon now ~ 4C6 Broadway il will be seen
y the advss this paper m the exhibition close.
hl; week We COW advise al il without delay let
nonig hinder IRON SPENDING AT least few visiting
. :. &c afhs past Of amin country
may b. depended hoax hut 10 truth mos nsrnii
cent skeleton and real is If enormous size be
about ihty fee ong and twelve high and is head is pov
with ,usk than ten in length Let no one lose this
- - -
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
Read VIII at the agents for Eiil's Infallib'
getnt say about its sale and the sntisacton winch

asent about its sale and the satisfaction which gives
to pr haseis ~ = s''0s
Mr. WN HrLL,Dear Sir Since have taken the agency
OF ypnr susly celebrated tnguent have h several IL
my lri.nds whom am III py to SAY are delighted with is
use They hay greatly ed me- il IT, sale - th-i recon-.
menhation now cousder fully established tina part Of
the city as have ca Is number # boxes per day.
YOU, respectfully,
r. SEWEt, No 47s Grand street.
Ps-P'ease send up ross by the bearer Warranted in
OIL cases To- stay the ang off the ht bali
ch'nge red hair beautiful dark color, eradicas
curly, SC. s' 49,
Principal office No 10 Nassau For agency certf-
Gates, 10 adv. Itseu ent
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

me ~ MtE NATIONAL DAGUER RIAN
GALLERY AND PHOTOIRAPuIC DEPOT.
~ phoADWAf, upper corner of Murray, over Ten
.t y wery store, aw rded the Medal Tour First
nis ias nnd two Hixhes Hnnors AZ the xhb;tion vi
1cs New ,nS n,, marx ,nd Tor
GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT AND
AGENCY FOR THE SALE OE
=, ,IOIG1LdENDER'S APPARA TUS
Plumbe Premium Cameras In,.ruct;o,. p,a,a. 80. a.
forwarded 70 any desired point lower rates than by 9th
u ""u'ac'oy o2e 2mDGWfmc
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Navigation or the Ohio X


. WLLouGHBr STREET, BRooKLYN, Oct' IA. lst3.
Mr. PHA o. 2 Bro dw y-pe Sir = should do YOU in
lnstce d. nst rru thanks for the benefit my two
chnre ve received from your Chemical HAr Balm Both
Of III had ne rly all their hair fr m severe alta OF
scarlet fver o ly last ing v,srd by my
10 ram th-r ds and now The hair il az
stro Z, healthy, nd vieor, us as eyer
Very thankfully, our or'dt .eTvr
FRANCES ANN BARTON
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

ue ealing the ate ton II stranger to these celebrated
aci-s We te We hey Tive for Ri.
az iuns no matter how chmnic my be the
th.ln IN their pract
The o9 place in New Yerk obtain the genuine article
is a: 1874 Fulton street. ~
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

IotaI resources, Oct l. 1915 1924 Os5 9s
The board have applied twenty thousand dollars
above to the purposes of sinking fund.- accord
ing to the resolution announced in annual report OF
lsaa for the reimbursement of the loan of million of
liars contracted for the construction of the Washing
ton branch road or the balance they have determined
to divide among the stockholders three dollars s on
each share of the stock which will leave surplu, of
S340s4 which will be applied the exiting OF
the debt
This road lss miles long and originally cost 81 eas
60o In Is4s when the gross receipts amountel 70
so762a5, the nett receipts s279 4o2 and in ls44
the gross receipts amounted to 1858 62O and the nett
receipts to showing that in Is4a the running
expenses, &c. amounted to 1895 ss3 and in 1914 10
Sall674 The gross receipts for the year ending Oct
LIST, ls4S were s7s9sa 20 more than for the year NJ
vious while the current expenses are reported to be
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

Portable Shaving C1ses.-Thc Subscribers
having perfected and finished variety the above off the
ssnr "a as IT., the m9,t complete yet invented suitable the
for the toilet with the addition of the Metac Tablet Strop for
sharpening and keeping Razors the perfect order
g. SAUNDERS SON III Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
Died.

On the 18th instant Of Inflammation of the brain, srr
rHsS scorr, aged thirty five years and six months
" Eastern papers please copy,
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
Married.

Married.
On Tuesday the olst instant, by the Rev. John NJ Ma
cauley, TnoMAs }. CARrrR to ELIZABETH A., daughter
Of William s. Coe, Esq, all Of this city.
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
TRENTON RACES.

VTSHE FALL MEETING will commences the Eag
Course, on Wednesday October 2sth.
First Day Sweepstakes for olds-Afils Heats sub
500 eacl-Closed with three subscribers.
same Day-A Purse Of SieO-Mile Heats
Second DIVA Purse of SG50Two Mile Heats-the second
best o $50.
Same Dp-A Purse of sioo-Mle He, It's.
Third Day-A Purse of $4l0-three Mile Heats-el00 TO
the second best.
Same Day-A Puse Of so Two Nile Heats
Should there be prospect Of competiti for four
which due notice will be given.
The Kaces, each day to commence o'clock
Times" WM SNOWDEN Secrer,ry
Trenton IN. J.) Oct. %, l8i3. o2} 8t'rc
-
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

UNION COURSE.
NORTH AGAINST THE SOUTH
Easa EEbsaIqN sLHS5 n 5Hs ktIhoaD-rsrr.a.y E1tap
@ cent. ai'f' aaii IL 1aa aad " uatI RaiII
Trims leave Brooklyn follows 90 3o 10 IS H. II as
2 80 TO avoid PASSENGERS are desired to obtsin teL
STEAMER GoEAT BRI TAIN
Me1s sy 'hs flss..5 q 81. :S;s
s4s4k2s4 Tuesd.y the ss,h inst! on which day, at 2
eas .me ktb sft T' lsvISy iIfSy ss s From, stree.
ernrno c,IE,ona Eoa KEY WEST AND APALA
ZSE1L@ above She eau a;eommodate % I'm Limited ted
aumher of cabin and steerage sengsrs in
s.S.T g s%sat for shs5 hs above
- ., - JOSEPH MeNuRRAY' so5asr Of Pine
,SSN FOR MnBlLE-p.ekst e the lat ,pye%sere
saaR. u r. Capt. s,oddard, viii positively sal above
The of this vessel for e,b second cabin
. brh should fail to nike early application on
- 'O'' W. 81. r TAfscoTr, IS South street.
o23mc corn r MAIDEN l,ne
BARTINL's LOTION.
NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS.
pa s sssen g. s g r,sss ssHss" & T. &r &
tocations Cuts Gandmar Tumors. Lumoago, Head.aehs
ONE BoTTLE ., the above inv lu,ble Lotion will be
sss Ss sc" before e' he ! s @
he efec us relief and of of h Affections to
S.ed Family Medicine and .had always bs ss n .ss s
ss s. Fy r Il .a
For sale whoe aud retail the Prop,ieiors Depot sa
Broadwsy New York, aud by our Agents throughout the
q. 5. BARTINE & CO.. Proprietors.
~ 323 Broadway NV York
Orders for quantity addressed above will be punc
TO INVENTORS AND PATENrEES.
the Lecture Room Of the General society of Mechanics
nd rad-ntn IN .rosby street Grsno. "Wednesday,
asngen euts tor holding meetings. for the purpose Of
eIchsng'ns sentiments resp, ct,ng
ases NAV be decided principles Of adopted bv
Lou ts and Congress atersons OF the laws
2The eab ct Of centre If Information where may
ue cts and suggestions that bea moon the nte ests
sTo consider whatever other easures may be proposed
II hoped that this call will be widely responded to- and
@ srs wssb 70 % p as
side: '''' "' 'e"e''0e HoRATifo ALIEN, pro
ol8 Jeodts'rc Chairman Of Con mittee
President--Hon John Davis, Of Worcester
Vice PresiJents-hon Isaac Davis. Worcester
Treasurer willism Dickinson, Esa. '''f do
~.cretir L. Hams, ESQ do
THIS institution prepared 10 receive snplca,or. ror
nuruse on yes from 500 5000 al rates u premium less
capt m 500 600 for VIII CHI per cent ,t, rest ony Il
ad All the profits are divided gst q assured offering
y. Ter Re Is a any other cop Assiou for
tAssnt Ofhe Company ID ihi. eiIy,l
A. sIDssr DoAsr, NJ. D.. Medical Er miner % Warren
lkON FOR CAST STEEL
NORWAY IRON, Of the a. sly used at Sheffield for the
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
GOTHIC HALL,


SPLENDID FXElB TON OF DIssOLVING VIEWS,
ASTRO OM.CAL LECTURE, &c
nN WEDNt SDAY Oct %, and the foil wing eve
n'ngs will be delivered ASTRONOMICAL Lecture, Illus
trated with be -autful working dias rams &c
Amer which, twenty-four Dissolvmg Views, painted by
Child, Of London. Natural Hi tory, Il Fhantss
Portraits and Comic Sketches Amongst the Portraits
correct paetlne of the immotlW shngtonn which will be
the h.ure o Fame slowly descending from ths clouds
and crywning the hero with wreath Of lauIel
Chinese Revovi Lirhs, with Temples, Fountains &c
A exh bton called Monkevalna, the effects OF
Multiplication.
The whole to conclude with the brilliant DRUM
MOND LIGHT exhibited in this country.
Doors Zen at 7-LectuIe u commence at halfpat7
Tickets q een,s-t hldren half prce. professor Of mu
sic wi side the Plane o2H SIRE
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

SPLENDID FESTIVAL CONCERT
THE SUBSCRBE has the pleasure Of the
dies nd gentemen of he city Of New York, he
tends speudid Vocs and Instrumental Concert
Monday Evening, the IUth Of November,
the oadwy Tabena e which occasion he will be
s bv all the ds,ru uishsd professional ,bfy oi this
city, combned the members of the PhllhaImo ic
New York Sacred Alnsc Societies. u. C. HILL.
CARD-U c Hill resp. ctfnly socits all those Of his
seal friends dies geutie who be competent
take the performances either vocal
the Concert for hesrsa the Coliseum,
Broadway, Monday aud Wednesday Evenrs Al o'clock
y. NJ pfsrisely oi9 tonic re
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
IiNI W LIN Or 4 HE
EXHIBITION OF THE MASTODON,
a

1NHE exhibition OF this enormous. animal Will close se
thsweek Lee lose the opportunty Of seeing ri
wouder oil the sge Thousand have dy
with the admiraon Open till o'clock the
ming Admtance Is csnrs-Chdrrn half o23 3ts' r,
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

"T1E STAR"
No 81 Lispendrd street, Zone door from, BroadUay)
NHlS favorts situated so near tine principal
thoroughare OF this tropols. s continues
aId o, pufng attry considered houses
ed up a the manner.
Furnished Rooms for Clubs Privats PARTIES ready all
hours, and moderate
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

THE FRENCH LANGU AGE
I ADI1S AND GENTLEMEN desreus of acquiring
thorough knowledge Of the French Language
50 th,, The vennR cassts conducted by Prof A. VILE
TO meet twice week at ~ o'clock New classes formed
rom tins to time require Application may
be made at the Institution the of Rev ofhan
D. Abbott 23S Fourth street, Warrington Square.
o22 T&S is.r
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

Thursday Evening, October 23d,
Will be repeated aud acted the American coined
Of CHANGE MAKES CHANGE-Vanqu' 'sh Mr. Crisp
Mr. Lionheat Nj B,ret; Nahan Euaker, Mr. Bark
Driitwood Mr. Owsns Madame Ms c. A. Nowati; MIR
LIonh. Mrs Burke: Fanny Fziugh. Miss A. Fisher
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

OCULtST
nK POWELL, M. d., OCULIST AND OPERATIVE
SUhGEON. continues TO attend 10 Diseases of the rye
and TO all in perections of 10 O'clock at hi,
ence 26I Broadway, cor arren st.
inVeteate cases Of Stabsmus squnting cured few
-
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that scarcely be distin
eushed from the natural
Ohces and residence 26 Broadway N Wrens-
OF
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

OLE BULLS
FAREWELL 10 AMERICA.
nLE BULL, in returning his HEARTFELT a ks Tor the many
" gratifying testimonials received by hun from he Amr
people, has th, honor tn announce that his
Last appearance or this Continent
will ke place in the present moath which cason
will giyea
CONCERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Uido,cs' and Orphans asylum Fund
Of the Mason,c Fra .rlity Of the state OF New York.
THIS vii po:tvelJ be his appearance in TINS country
as he slls for Euore On the ist OF Nov, mber.
Full particulars future sdser is-ments o22 3s'mc