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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18
sa5 REWARD.

IN DE hL ~ AD.
A1RANAWAY froum the under"
stgacd, aboa; the 10 Of De
- eembrr last, tlfq negro nan
inv. about 81 yeats old, s feet 8 inche'
high, light black complexion, stout made
nayros forehead, and white teeth and Il
he same purchased w NE ftom Wm.
Iyhittch 6ftiis pbrish. flo has boon seen
frequently in tho nriglbotfood Of s'Io
Whtlen, on tho ANTE river. Wh"ovef
viii deliver him to me at Baton Rouge
will receive the above reward.
DANL. d. AVERY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18
ANDREW |BRADFoRp.

SADDLER M HARNESS MAKER
Respectfully informs the public that he has
opened a store on Church.stfeet two doors a.
hove Pike a. Hart, where he is ready to exc
cute Eli work in his line with neatness and
despatch.
aprIll is 1876
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18
LOTS For SAFE.

Fcrsons wishing 70 purchase Town Lois in
Stbnrb Grassie as laid 0tit by tie undcrsign.
ed, according 10 the iign,ativo plan Of The
Town Of Baton Rouge, will call At the afore Of
mar 81 ALFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18
WANTED.

BY a graduate Of one of the eastern col
leges, a situation as Teacher of the Latin and
Greek languages, or Of an English school IN
town or the country. He will act as account
ant OF clerk if desired. He is anxious to OBJ
tain employment, and will engage at a mode
rate price. Enquire Of the Editor Of this pa-
per.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18
M nNnERTAKERS

The repairing Of The church OF ST. John The
Baptiste, and the Building of a Kitchen and
n stable will be sold to the lowest Bidder al
the church above mentioned, by the wardens
thereof On the 9th April i~nst--at II o'clock
M.-The dimensions Of the Buildings 10 be
made, and the repairs that will be required for
the church will be made known on the day Of
sale, or at any time previously, by APPLYING to
The undersigned committee, appointed by
The wardens OF the above church to ~superin-
tend the above buildings and repairs-'Fho
undertaken will he required 10 furnish salts
factory security for the completion Of the work,
agreoably to the terms and conditions made
known on the day Of sale.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18
N0TCE.
NEW ORLEANS AND BAYOU SARA
PACKET.

a7aaaah The steam packet CLINToS, Capt
5s5 Baird, In conformity with the
zzcontract on this route, from !he
LIST of Match, the steamboat Clinton will leave
New Orleans every Sunday and Wednesday,
at 10 o'clock, in place of the Brilliant. Re-
turniy, will leave Bayou sara every Monday
and Friday at 10 A. M.. carrying the mail on
those days to and from New Orleans.
For freight or passage, apply on board.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18
NEGRO WOMAN FOR SALE.

A likely negro Woman, stout and
a active, q good Cook, Washer and l.
NkSN roner, about % years Of age. Sold
Am for no fault.
M For further particulars apply to.
A r. g. BEAL E>q.
Baton Rouge April 18th. no. II.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18
PAINTS OILS d..

White lead in kegs, dry white lead, chrome
green, chrome yellow, termiIIior, venetian
red, yellow ochre, Ltthargc, ~prussian blue,
red load, turkey mnbar, terra de sienna, lin.
seed oil, spts. turpentine, copal, japan and
black varnish, anl variety OF other articles
in the paint line too numerous to mention.
Also paint brushes Of every size and quality,
all Of which have Just arrived, and warranted
pure and good, by Tho subscriber who offers
them FIR sale cheap for cash, either al
wholesale or retAiFs
Ga Lafayette street.. =
nus @. p. DAVIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18
NnTLCn.

LOUISIANA FEMALE SEMINARY,
Under the immediate charge OF
Mrs, nj. ", FUERfEs.
MUSICAL. DEPARTMENT., OBJECTED BY
MIR. A. RI FUERFEs.
Mn, AND Mns. F0ERTEs. respectfully IN.
form the public that "a they personally at
tend to the instruction vi pubile, they can at.
ford TO teach Oh the most reasonable terms,
FERNS.
Boarding and tuition per atnutn pay
able quarterly, In advance, - lbO
Day scholars (psf qaar.) from 6to 10
French, 0te y
Spanish, Italian, Latin, cacbt y
Piano, I'D
Guitar, IL
Extra charge for washing per molttIil =
For bed and bedding, ]
Vocal music free Of charge,
All the branches of studies enumerated
above are taught by Mr.. aud Mrs. fuertes.
Every 4lh Saturday of each month"; there
will be held In the school room an eHamina-
ton Of Mr. F's pupils, in vocal and inatrunen.
tai music, TO which parents and guardians OF
the pupils will BIZ invited TO attend and Of
which due notice viii, be given them.
feb - no 4 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18
ron SALE

0fpYt1~ FOR 6ALE.
t3 A valuable tract OF land adjDtn.
sqfes ing tho town Of Baton Rouge, IN
the noighbbufl06d Of Mr.. III. W
Fowler, containing about two hundred acres
belonging to Mr.. silas Wood Of New York
Purchasers are invited 10 make their pro.
posaIa to the subscriber, who has authority
to sell il.
JOSIAH BARKER,
Afinchac March, 29th ls46.
CORN-1O00 bushels shclled corn just
received and for sale by
m2s Deal 81 SON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18

NEW GOODS.

Mns. SHAW would announce to her old
friends and the ladies generally, that she has
Just received an addition TO her stock of
FANCY GOODS, consisting Of Bareges,
Muslins, Organizes and Ginghams, all of the
latest styles.
Also bonnets, ribbons, laces and insertings,
selected from stocks of the most recent impor-
tation, which she will sell very low for cash.
march IA, 1876.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18
NOTICE.

The subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens ami planters Of East and West Baton
Rouge, that he is prepared to execute all kinds
Of Bflck-laying, ~Sugar-house building, kettle
setting. and brick-maklRg on plantations, at
the shortest notice, and ID the most substau.
tai and workmanlike manner.
OLIVER POTTS.
rsrcl2l Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18
BATON ROUGE FEMALE SEMI.
MARX
NOTICE.

NOTICE. =
The undersigned requests those to whom
he is Indebted to present their accounts for
settlement, and those who owe him to settle
without delay otherwise their accounts will
be placed in the hands Of a lawyer for coHec
ton.
FREDERIC ARBOUR.
Jsst received, p boxes COD FISH, and
for sale by.
mar u ALFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-04-18

NEW ORLEANS AND BAYOU SARA
REGULAR PACKET.
ags THE RAINBOW.
8. S. SELLECK. mas
aD ter, Will Leaye New
Orleans every Tuesday
morning, at 10 O'clock, md every Friday
evening, at 5 o'clock, for Bayou Sara. Port
Hudson, Baton Rouge PIsqnemine Donald
s~onviIle, and all intermediate landings. Re-
turning viii leave Bayou Sara AZ 10 o'clock.
A. NJ on Wednesday and Sunday
For freight or Passage, apply on board.
April IL no, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08

There bill before the Legislature Of Michigan, for
plank road from Marshall 10 Union city.
The steamboat Wabash Valley ran sgainst another
boat in he Missssippi just above New Orleans the
98th ult, and sunk to her cabin door. One hand ID
knewn TO have been drowned and several passengers
ere supposed to have been lost.
Henry Shepard aged lo, adopted son Of W. r.. Henry,
sf Aurora Ohio, drowned In the Upper Cuyahoga,
ct sxestsboyo, on the 2sd ult
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08
Court Of Oyer and Tsrminer.

AYRn 7.-Csss lef George Potter.-Ths District At
tornsy moved the TO have Potter sent to the State
prison 70 undergo the remainder Of his sentence On
motion Of Mr.: Warner, prisoners counsel tins was
granted until Thursdsy to make application to the
5uprsme Court for stay OF proceedings ~
NWissses Cass.-7hs People w. Robert Elder ct sI.--
Ten days given, motion Of defendants counsel,
70 prepare = bill Of exceptions in this cause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08
Police Iatsliigsnoc.


.CAsrxe ef Fslse prstenees-Our sfacisnt oaacsr,
Mr. Gilbert r. Hays returned to the city, yesterday,
having in his custody man BY the name Of John j..
Indictment and requiaition from Gov Wright charged
with obtaining large amount Of dry goods from the
arm Of Doremus, suydam Z Nixon. dry goods mer-
ted 70 prison, by Justice Drinksr, for trial.
Hkkvay Robbery.-As Captain Thomas J. Warren Of
Philadelphia passing along Water street Sunday
Of the girls Of that region, when alter some little
and forciby held his arms While lie womsn and one Of
also his pockstbsok. containing %. and imnsdisteh
made their escape WHARF, was the POLICEMAN Of that
sis.l;nx . csss.--John Fhenix was " grsbosd yss
terdey in the act Of stealing tweed cost worth $4he
longing TO George Clark, No. lao william street Lick.
cd up for trial, By Justice Drinksr. a7oa.. y.
erday for stealing pair Of shoes, worth Ave shilings
from the store Of william D. Bigslow, No l42 Chatham
street. Locked up for trial.
Clark was robbed last night at No. IS Bowsry, of
have been stolen By two who lodged in tie same
Taken from 7nisf:--A ladys gold bracelet, with .
locket attached, taken from thief yesterday for
which owner il wanted Apply at the once Of the
Shooting at Poleemsn.-A policeman Of the Seventh
ward, By the name Of McAnamT, vas shot at with .
gun from third story window IN Montgomery street,
BY . fellow called Abraham Brown, but luckily was
not hit fon the fact that there bullets in the
gun MIR Brown was Afterwards arrested and locked up
IN the station house. a
I'VE understand that Mr. Brougham, whose soirses in
Boston drew crowded houses during the past winter 10
about to to New York. for the purpose Of giving
some Of his entertainments. - .
Webb lately arrested in Philadslphia on suspicion sf
being concerned in the last express robbery He was
tak.n the 18th ult by officers A. M C. and James W.
Smith, ofthis city, and not by James Young Of Phads
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Court Calsndar--Thas Nav.

surEnron CounrNos a. a. 10, 81, ~, "a 49, %, a.
IA 81, 80, 40, al, - to 50, 90, 90.
CsrcuIr Counr-Nos. z. Al, So, cs, 70, 100 TO $50.
COMMON PLxA-First psrt-7, ISL, 1888, 1877, l2i.
second Psrt-sl, 90, u.s. 49, 1913, is4, 9o 10. 40.
o. 1853, 1853, - $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08

PKNoBscoT RvKR-ITs SAFETY-CAUsE OF TIE
FLoop-The recent destructive flood In the Penob-
scot river very naturally occasions SURPRISE from the
fact that the of the safest rivers in the
reach very high point from the fact ofthe exen
sve meadows bordering tho river and which, in Of
high freshets are flowed sometimes making the river
dozen miles wide at some points These safety valves
are most perfect security against destruction by wa
ter eshet The recent food did not arise from any
traordlnary quantity Of water in the river generally but
from the peculiar character and uncommon quantity of
the ce Early in the winter called the attention to
the fact that the river closed with ice whom at
monty high point and that the quantity of anchorice
the channels Of the river and streams The effect Of this
to AL the whole river with ice equal to six
eight feet IN thickness, and in places thirty feet
thick about two feet OF solid ice, and the remainder
has tricked with great diculty; thsde, usually Jour-
teen feet most Of the winter only between three
and f0uroe There has boon them fear for the whole
winter that there would be trouble in the breaking Of
the ice in the spring The rains in March, after unu
sually dry winter broke up the ice in the river
distance above this city, causing this TO jam mp and dam
the river and thus overflow the banks This have
previously shown effected at several places the
river, until at length the whole reached this vcini
" and produced the great and destructive overflow
by draining from tho foot Of the jam down the river
instead Of being borne forward BY the force Of the
INFLATED back water and hence 90 little damage was
sustained in the final passage Of the ice 70 the ocean
stance Of the formation Of the ice that Of the past
winter. We have historical account Of such in
stance ID there trace Of tradonary lore upon the
subject II ID new feature, and not likely often, If
ever to occur again No mills or bridges were carried
away BY the force Of the current or by the lateral pres
sure Of the Ice but by being uplted account Of the
superabundance Of water, held Like that in mill pond.
-Bsnsor Whs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08

After the court was opened yesterday morning, the
grand panel called over, and the following gentle
men having answered to their names, sworn the
Grand Jury: william g. Coe, foreman; James Webster
Abraham Ohen, J. Sherman Brownell, William H. Bunn
Peter Coutsnt. Henry Davis Cisrkson CIolius, Archi
bald F. Furn. Moses H. 0rinne Elias Hatfield, Edward
g. Tunes. Halford Martin, william Msnch, Benjamin
Perne, Samuel Pittman, Casper TRIUMPH Jesse Van Al
kin, William vaxian, and Benjamin Webb, Esqs.
His honor Judge Nelson delivered the customary
charge explanatory Of the power: and duties Of the
Grand Jury, after which they retired.
Indictments against N. T. Davis and Wilnm l.. Shaw,
captain and mate Of the schooner Patuxsnt charge
of being concerned in the slave trade laid before
them. Three other indictments also sent upons for
attempt pess counterfeit money and two for as
sault and battery the high Seas with dangerous
weapon The court them proceede to hear motions in
civil cases. lef tfs
Fsrrst ct a. .Atviu plaintiffs brought eleven
separate actions against the defendant penal
ties The defendant demurred to each Of the DECLARE
lions, the causes were placed the argument cal
sndar. An application made yesterday, BY plain
f COUNSEL to argue one Of the causes and that the
remaining ton should abide the event Of that The Court
held that inasmuch the plaintiffs had elected to bring
eleven suits instead Of one, he could not be permitted
compel the defendant to accede to the proposed
and denied the application with costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08

D0f0I0 Juu86 Veuu6fpOSI
Arnn 7.-Csnrsd Scksyv W. John Hsddsn--Tn this
esss, reported yesterday rendered verdict Of fSe
damages In favor Of the plainG No othertcasss being
ready both branches Of this court adjournsd over until
TO- morrow morning at 10 O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08

. CHALLENGE TO THE UNITED STATES
Of New York and the neisSborinr eirs thss hsy can
and do challenge the merchants Of far and
compete with them In the sale Of
WINDOW SHADES.
They have mandatory the State Of New Jerey about
u miles from the city OF New York. and possess every facility
for manufacturing their shades the least expense OF their
beauty, worth and cbeapness they will eonyinse the in
creduons by their giving them call. DUNCKER kBECK.
Err Ne 80 Chatham st. N, " door from the corner Of
Chamheu NIL lmIYe
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DSioIv SuuBo in4Lunan
AsRn T. Divine Hsvien ". 6srss H. Msy1ss.-Ac-
dsn premissory note for p1S7 made BY defendant,
payable 70 third person. and discounted BY plaintiff
Defence, wsnt Of csnsiAsraten. The Jury found
DICT for the plaintiff for the full amount, without leaving
their seats.
Before Judge DAILY.
Clark w. Ssmerisdvke.-This cause Yves not finished
whom the court adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08

Before Judge Edmonds
ArRrL 7.-MeCavthy vs Hodsesie aI--This case u
still trial. The plaintiff closed yesterday, and defend
ants counsel moved for q nonsuit. The argument
net finished WHEN the court adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08

LEGISLATIVE SuMMARY.---In the Senate, the Che
mung and the Chenango junction canal bills were
reading n. Hud.s. r1sr rrssa S va. re-
ported by Mr. Williams, and went TO the committee Of
The whsle Tbs repeal Of the cot Of 1914 amending the
the subject Of two elaborate rspsrs hon tie con1ss
ChaIiable and Religious socistss--Mr. Emmons and
nosl e q x.
order. the bl sso:aing Inc cs.Pulsory publication Of
legal notices In GENITAL paper and providing for service
par, q tie court or once before whom the procssdns
:. y:
msns and referred select COMMITTEES 70 report
plste On motion q Mr. Sanford The Hudson iver rail-
road bill was made the special order for Friday Ut 10 o.
clock Recess. In the Assembly. memorial was pre-
ssntsd from msrchants Of New York. against renewing
morning, until o'clock, was spent IL discussion Of the
bill authorisng the Erie railroad to build portion Of
their line the state Of By Mssns Wal
BRIDGE Perkins, Pierce, Titus, Collins Wordsn; and,
on motion Of the latter gentleman, the bill was recon-
mittsd 70 the railroad committee Argus April ..
The steamboat John Owsn.s Captain Davis, arrived At
Buffalo from Detroit, on Saturday. This b the first
arrival Of the season. Na
There il to be great denocstic town meeting held
In Independence square, Philadelphia Monday even
ing, the l3th inst TO sustain the policy Of President
Polk upon Oregon our foreign rotations, and the nation
al defences."
II supposed that Mr. Ansllis picture, aThs End Of
the World was destroyed board the Philadsiphia
end Boston packet William Pitt The picture was valu
ed at 900 insured at the North American
once at Philadelphia. ..sn n.
AT East Burke, Vermont, on the night Of the 2sth ut
q small house wss overwhelmed BY IN avalanche o.
earth IRON and very steep bank IN its rear En'cn
had escsme d,.sngagsd from the loose cond0aT I'm ~
house was occupsdby Charles Newell and his wife, both
aged and decrspd people Their bodies were taken rom
~ sunocassd ~ the mud and water with which they
were found covered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08
BORDEAUX WINES.

lust Rseeivsd par bsk Callse, iron Berdsaux 10
red Wines 81 Julien Ducru. Chateau Laross; Msrseaur
. casks and half DO red WINS. &c. Julis.. Msdoe. Mar.
aeaux, &C. .
casks and half do white Wines. Hast Ssassrns. Haus
Preignac and Graves.
The above wines have bs ss.ally selected for t's .r
ket my holse Bordeaux and landing ana oner
= c. sss v. on rsaseH sM ss!H. s vuo. st.
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- WA X. PRINCE X Co, Of F1ushiag, having ~.
thst fruit and other Trees have been repeatedly
!he!seyss compelled % say that Al zach statems. are
trees there. All orders Tor them must b them per
mail or LEFT with their regular sgen Clark Austin, is
/ ~ &,rre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08

TO LET, AT STATEN ISLAND. ~
- THE NE ". hapdsome and we'll finished Cottage, stu.
sed nsaS Capo Monte Seatsn Island. together with
10 hoaseas bssn hSie 9TH great care and 10 complete
with ever. eo9vsnsnss The situation i bs:.sa and com
bat shor. distance ffon the landing. - I'M
FOR particulars enquire Of MRS 0RYME9,
j al etsvr - 1t Capo ii Monte, 6caten Islmd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08

- OR Exchange for City Properly 60 acres Of r;eh Land
in Scotland county, formerly Lewis CO. IN M,ssour;
1of The present owner who has Government deed FOR Il Ths
taxes paid to this survey Of the land has been
msde' Address ftT0, r. O. ~ i~srs
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70 DRY GOODS DEALERS,

7 WHO DESIRE aHsndsome and Capacious Seore In
one Of the most crowded and doprhng thoroughsfes
Mys Aysaus asE dy Foods store Which i doss in.
BY 20 feet deep, with handsomely 6nihsd pao &c. large
and commodous soro and excent and spacious base
st Of May; win be excesnt location fora retail dry goods
F e EfE JOHN LAN00TAfF, s4
MN 9Wsr e4M ll Myrtle Avonus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08
SHIRT MANDATORY,
No. 81 MAIDEN LINE, Cup STARS)

THE SUBSCRIBER offers 70 the Public method OIL
making shirts, which renders and comfort TO tho
and complete fit pains have bssn spared 70 OBJ
tain the best rench pattern shirts.
HAVING had long experiences business the Subscriber
enabled make all the imployemcns and give
general satisfaction. WIN. COLLINb
mEr + + .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08

SlhdW 6OlvlVElS
- L: CHAPLIN, No, u John street. Broadway u
Stain, has on hand good assortment Of Fashonabl
Straw BOnns, which he selling At The lowest make
Mlinn and Others are invited to call before purchasia
oDeWh4rA u1YI Inv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08

81 SEGARSl SEGARS! SEGARS!
Xxx 000 HAVANA SE0ARS, very superior, received
per Late srivas. comising variety Of choice
Aso eoee, received per ship Adelaide from Havana. all
mads OF the best yuelta Absjo Tabacco.
The advertser receiving consiKnmen BY every vessel
from Havana the 6nes quales only Of Segs sold low
for cash, and will sell less than any other house
Al Miro ERANCI0C0 j. BANIE9 No Nevs
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F0R S1Lf-Os ver1 favorable terms, or to Let four
i'm three story .sd hssemest brick dwelling Houses, Ho
boken, IN Of complexion and be ready for
oecspsncy " My Ant They will ked IN beautiful style.
with all the late mpsovsness They Zach contain II room:
black uaes thrcushoat TWO Of these houss d feet
front hy g ~ 9ssp; I'D two Of them y feet By ~. with wide
Ths staados sonu,an9 aae view Of the river, bay and
city, and within one inutes walk Of the ey, where hs
new fairy beats esve for Barclay heen minutes
crossing IN 70 10 minutss and every half hour Canal and
Chriscpef ses Terms Of yearly Communication Of the fer
Part q hs purchss nossy rsnssa on mortgage at per
cent Apply 70
MA iwf IA. STEVENS, Jr, Hobolen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08

SPERM OIL AND CANDLES.
ExCCELLENT Winter glsaehed Sperm Oil MS gall;
Candles per pound Families, boarding house and
hotel keepers invited call and exane The abcvs before
purchasing. For sale by J. q. FOWLLR,
Grocer and Tea Dealer,
unrll m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08
GERMAN SILVER.

TAME8 q MOFFET, No. l2l Prince street, q block
d west OF Broadway Il stanly manufacturng German
Silver Of various sbers and widths which he will
equal any either foreign domestic fer quality and
which he will sell wholesale retail, reduced prices
PS All goods sold will be delivered in part Of the city.
or Brooklvu. free Of expense. a. lmsm
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e,oup1 cnS sTHbs, n vno6,., Sr 3Idscs n ,olsrsbis
Lgocd eondition, which formerly used chsmi
cal Nctcy n present occupied panoforte mandatory;
rom The ssrry Reat good tenant ysyloy. e whom
DR.. Morris Lso-Wof Ne. 81 Liberty street. New York
m lm~rc H77sfE-H H's.sa
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TO LET AT MODERATE RENTS.

TO LET AT MODERATE RENTS.
"A THE 6nt floor and cellar Of Store No. II, Maiden
Lane sbelved and eountersd, and being excelIant
-es1N stsnd Tor business.
~ E rshns.Dv Az nl.tsS fn,S!,nrs =. NJ -,
Hammond street, ner Oreenwch street. Rent 500 :,
Aso the desinhle residence ncompete sordcr with beau
tful yard No 10 Wayeriy Place. fsw doon Of Sixth
Avenae, occupied by Judge Price Rent 81.
H0w street West Wsshinston Place. g prsssnt oes.-
1nquirs, Of LAMBERT SUDAN, $50 Wavsry Place. or
50 Wall street. Is 81 re
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FOR 9ALE.-Four Lots On the north aide Of list
street, 80 feet Of the 9Th With new Heass.
and another building Of the lots suitable for
Wofkshop slsaehter house stable.
Also about six with small nousss the kockawy
md Jamaica Turnpike road about hs mile beyold the Toll
0ats contains scrs Of Peach Trees in full bearing
nd Of the choicest fruit
Also several other pieces Of Land. Inquire Of JOHN L.
NORTON, Jr. Delaney street, between the houn Of
3 snd5 Is lwsrh