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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-18
PUBLIC MEETING-"vOTE YOURSELF A
FARM

THE regular weekly Public Meeting Of the National Re-
form Association, this evening, at past O'Clock at
Croton Hall will be addressed the sujtct Of the Free
Soil Measure, by Mr. Van Arwmge OF Psburgh All de-
sous Of hearing explain OF the and
PIES OF the National keformers, respectfully invited
attend Seats reserved for the Ladies. Admittaaee free
mis- it+r
ais HE CAPABLE, is HE HONEST. .-JrrrsEsoy
A T. MEETING Of the il FFERSON DEMOCRATIC
"A ASSOCIATION OF the Seventeenth Ward held at the
X r. H., % Second Avenue Friday eyeaing Nov. 18th,
Geo Montgomery pieseuted the following resolu TONS
which were unsnlnogsly adopted.
Resolved, That deprecae the Of nom,
mating representatives and candidates Tor Office being
assured from evidence that
Of democratic principles and foreign the
the founders Of our predeaed the radical
prime pies Of democracy.
Resolved, That earnestly desire that concert of ac.
may be recommended. and adopted by the
party whereby reformation may be ught. place
the nominating snd appointing power where egiums.ly
belongs the hands OF the people, and the hands Of
few designing demagogues
solved That rhe members of hold the
selves readiness 10 unite with their ems when
noting the gene raj interest.
Resolved Thsthe members Of this rejoice in
the triumphant election Of their ieow-member Hsn Jsha
Townsend, as State Senator.
Resolved That the members Of this association tender 10
the family OF their late fellow member James Thomp-
ESQ., their condoence their be
GEORGE MONTGOMERY, Presidsnt
GEo W. Consult. Wee Presidents.
FRANCIS N Dominica, Secretary.
PAUL GRouT, Core spending Secretary. mis- tier
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Al Greenport, L. l., the i2h inst. by the Rev VIM.
f. ollins. MIR Evans THoksHIL, formerly Of NJ York,
TO Miss CArnsRIsE RErLL- formerly Of Brooklyn. l.
On Monday morning 10th inst, at Boston, by Rev. DIR.
Vinton VIM HEsRr BouLroy, Esq, Mayor Of the city
OF Toronto and NJ r. r., to HARRrrTE ELrzABETH. only
daug of lie Chevaler Thomas Dixon Consul for III.
NJ the King Of the Netherlands at the city of Boston
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EMPORIUM OF AIT AND CLAsslC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS.
(WHICH includes his immense stocks OF Books runEs
w Euwrsyngs, .fsney Stationery, DIsw,aes, D,swss
Materials Music &C.. 10 be found the second
door up flight OF easy stairs, lhaying leased the h
oor where every thing will be soid low prices sd
ing up as soon possible his Boob Department
Cheap List will sooa b fssthsss who VIII bay
nquantsties ...
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THISTLE BALL

i THISTLE BAILI.
THE Manaeers or the THISTLE BENEVOLENT As
l. SOClATiON respectfully announce thar their FfHaT
BAIL for tie will take place Castle Garden oa
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 10. the proceeds o be ar
OF sect or Country.
The order Of dancing according TO programme
Manager 81 the Fioor-Nr. q. hobertsen.
Leader Of the Orchesu.-Mr " N. Wallace.
The celebraed Mr.. y Kendall on the Bugls.
Bag Piper-Mr. MeKeuaeher.
Door. open at Dancing will commence at Q o'clock
precisely.
Ticse One Dollar eseh-wiIi admit seatl.msn and Two
LADIES' To be had Of Messrs ssodsrt Danhsm to hsc
Store, No. 36 Broadway Peter Milae, " Cestre street
the bar at Castle Garden. and Of either Of the
Arrangements have that VIII run through
Hudson street. Brosdssy lhs gowsy 800 Est nresary'
TO and from the Garden until o'clock n the usus ehsxs
Carriages will set down their ssfefinE nio he
Battery by the Greenwich gate and gs cut ~ ne
Inspector CT Hacks will be present. nsdy 70 enforce e po
lice regulations.
Checks transferable. /. r...yyox -,
NB-N,mbers entitled tickets requested 10 mAhe
early application TO the seersuy' =" "s"'s,s
will be issued the evening of the Ball nlt eove
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wssre able TO see by the above where the increase
in each department, has been. By these comparative
tshlcs able 20 show the movement Of each bank
and the changes from month to MONTH made by each in
ssntcn This not only gives those interested in these
hanks. az stockholders better insight into their move
meLt than they could otherwise obtain but enables
those engaged In trade TO form idea Of the facilities
nfnrfeh and the nrohahle affect ON nricos
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL, sP.A

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL, 8 r. M.
The arrival of the Great Westerns and Acada's
news has quite unsettled the markets. They are
perfectly stagnant. We can report no sales.
The weather is beautifully clear and pleasant.
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BosroN. Nov. IL. 9P. M.

BOSTON, NOV. IL, I. WI.
The weather to-day was fine and bracing, and
the arrival of the Acadia caused quite brisk
movement among the flour and grain dealers.
Flour fell from yesterdays quotations This
reduction has caused quite sensation among
the spectators.
The wind being partially fair, large num-
Der OF vessels, wind-bound for over week, got
under way.
At2P. M. the wind got back to its old quarter,
IN E.) and whether these vessels will weather
the Cape is matter of doubt
Sivori Is drawing large audiences at the Athe-
nGum.
Sales were made to-day at the stock board of
l56 shares Norwich and Worcester Railroad at
62l to 625, and rs Long Island Railroad at 30
to 3Ot
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. SHERWOOD 4 FIsHEk's SALOON.

r, - FWOVU fIoHEhc cALOUN,
~ bhoADWAY. under late pssls's Museum This
stocn IN eonnerton with their sstAbl
-. and waller streets has been lifted with
49, 'lsrees of comfort, and afsry which
,ss, s hss ssszfsvt Or liberal outlay eead reeur.
otnhtsa w. ON one % thoroa road
way And contK,oos % xfl principle Hofss Inc sul
sccorrnndnfi0ls ~~' 't''"e'e =" t"e''
,.s, 10 ssaos 70 =. sn,r;ses 10 Broadway svsy Plea
wishing private and private room n M 6.a
moasnoss equal not superior osh~r
Nil lwmr
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BUFFALO, NOV. II.--o r W.
There have been very large sales of produce
in the market, although the prices have been but
little affected We quote Cleveland, Massillon
and St. Joseph wheat, at IS cents per bushel.-
Wabash do. at 10 cents Flour-Ohio and Michi-
gan, round hoop, 81 o. Mess pork $40 80 per
Dbl. Flaxseed 81 cents. Sheep skins average 40
cents.
AT DETROIT. The latest market reports re.
ceived in Buffalo, quote flour at $3 IS per Dbl.
AT CLEvKLAND.-The latest reports in Buffalo
quote flour at SO 80, and butter at cents per ID.
Racine wheat 80 cents which is the highest rate.
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OnEApEsr aNp nksT INSTRUCTION

ohEArEcT nNu bnsI LnctttcTfON
NJ srIsTow rs,prs,iuIly .ssousssa ", fr,rl b
W.. Ssw YosL AID ,h. 'eepeass Of NE sssAs-T is'
No 3o3 Bresd.ray. conner ef Duans street
,, s"re, .ss aud Ess'a, sss% o. w,ss .ss .s G.
Dy III. Lsd,s. az. t,nsht s., h,ss.su. s,l..
temen acquire bold manly and e,p.eifos, style suahs
.9s sTs Ssreuse 81 s s %, h'~ . a
Strangers visiting New y orb ean ohs,is the system
IN three days: u2a .oalnswe
PATENT HAT LUEkINti MACHINE
TIE nyordeIs that have received opr rssst
Luerng Machine have IN connection With The sren
,hs opinion enpse,sed Machine hs brought DE ro
chine occupies the @ only 81 .soss aches
Ssn DC PLACED any where IN room even N eesst We
as s ss~
so.s wh sf ssvs 10 s
%hese . oos vii be- sa q gs street and s
Mr. George scho the premises who will also receive
oao stawlm.rrc LoUDEN SHAW
ENGLISH HARDWARE. HAIR SEATING. Ac
100 GROSS rin'd white bone Knives ssa forks. % %
2ss do hne.round sts-, do do. $40 per rros.
100 par carving knives and forks from nv To u eet
80 don patent knob locks So 80 per dozen.
DO balance handle ~ knives, all with French forks.
Also AZ sire; IL. Ss;s hal. h reduced list
mnsam and sSeied good. a. low passss ''pe DIT
JOHN a. NEWBOULD,
o9 mwf~c No. IS John street. tup starsl
DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY,
81 HOWARD STREET,
CIGNORA and sIGNOR. FEkRERo have reopen
- their school. Days of tuition, Wednesday, aud
Saturdays, and Mondays and Thursdays, at halfpas,
three o'clock for young ladies and young gentlemen
Monday and Thursday evening" at O'Clock, Dancing
and Waltxing Class for Gentlemen. Wednesday and
Saturday, evenings at o'clock. Walking Class for do
Redowas will be taught in the aforementioned Ca.se.
frtvate sources usual, Private
vste lessons and Boarding Schools punctuay attended
o23 lmeodsrc
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NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
INHE remenstans and all others Interested the
subject OF having the labor Of the
OF he city and Of New fort, contracted
manuiacture OF ssddlery Hardware respectfully request
ed to attend meeting OF the special commse Of the bosd
ef Assistant Aldermen, appointed for that purpose Fr-
day next 2olh inst az ocsch. the chamber Of the
nis5spc ISAAC u. SMITH, Chairman.
q INN NM MONEY TO lend on Boad and Mort
plVOsVVV gsge on productive real estste IN fhls
Of SIS 900 do OF Staeeo SO 600
OF Ssoo each do Of ~ 300 DO e sseo OF
COCO, Of IS 500 each, Of stsee do
1000 do of So three Of o. each
Of 81 900 each, DO Of 81 ee do of sc
si,5eo. four sums Of 81. 600 each.
Also $1,000 $1,000 lead Brooklyn property.
Apply 70 s; Broad. No. II Wall street. IA the cro,o-
Water Office basement. neNsm
CAUTlON TO DEALEts IN fIhf AkN--la toe
~ action Of Ethan Allen Biunt aid syms.
cult Ceur of the United States f0r iufage ~ hs
patenrght 20 manufacture and sell 10 be- used the re
'oekng fsoi verdict has been Tor ~, as1tf with
costs OF trial. and tine Of twrvs hundred doiiss sHd
has been issned Blunt and sys
The m nom making or selling sid nscls Their gsttoa sor
as sna 70 carry t 10 WShingfon 90 ball q creep
The public therefore respectfully esutonsd agaiust
purchasing or selling the SrfCorking Pistols. made BY
BLUNT and syms or any fistois az similar knd By
gadne thus caution, would make pees1ssrV Cor the sab
scnbef 20 appeal 70 rge laws fo protccoa all such
All articles OF this Kind by Asn snd Thurfer
Norwich Connsetc. add Tor Nv The dsa
lers in the article ~ New York STrla AItE%
Norwich. Conn. I1rh November, isss IA Tsr
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FOR SALE IN WILLIAMSBURG

FOR SALE IN WILLIAMSBURG
handsome two story basement and attic frnme
house with tea room and under cellar attached built
ot with folding doors the first and second stoes
hard finished walls handsome CRATES five closets
bal.sers portico front and the windows running on
pues, green Venetian blinds 'front.' shutters in the
court yard in 'front.' and suitable two
families This property situated the desirable part
OF Wamsb burg being between the Peck slim and (3rand
street ferries aud within five walk of either ferry
c0nvenen to churches and the public SCHOOL, location
Third street, south side of the street, about 100 Yards
from the new brick Presbyterian church South Third 81
Prce $2300; part can remain mortgage il desired En-
gure on the premises adjoining OF e. H. Ludlow Co 81
wal sneeI. NIL 3t"uc
FKEEMAN'S HALL TO LET
THIS HALL. bui!t by the Freeman's Hall A,so.
E: citation Of the city Of Brooklyn, under chart from
III the Legislature of the State Of New YorL \. nov
nearly completed and ready for a tenant " Nv"
This spacious building fifty by eighty feet souare and
four stories high elegantly situated for q public hotel in
South Brooklyn, on the corner Of Columbia and Amtv
streets There Is hall occupying the whole of the third
hoor and three stores the front on COLUMBIA
street. aud to first the whole will be rented nv
the association at reasonable rent on lease for
term of years. -e '''
The attention Of keepers Of public hotels is invited and
they requested to the premises For further
nation apply to either of the unde COMMITTED
JAMES EREEL. DC Myrtle Avenue.
John SWEENEY Columbia Hotel Soush Ferry
THOMAS MULL,GAN, corner Of Atlantic and Hicks
streets, - ~
THOMAS LESLIE, Secretary of the Axsoci,t;or
- corner Of Tillery and Fulton Fulton sts Brooklvn
LSov. ., ,oso n92wsc
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1 so is' 'alsbT .FkRss. q ShSSks.
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TOILET SOAPS AND PERRIN

TOILET SOAPS AND PERFUMERY.
tk oniy snd original Walnut Oil Military sbsv,ne
sosp Family sosps. highly Scented Toilet soaps Co
loxses sfr nd general every variety of
rensms q the choicest description and st he lowest
soufhsu Merch.ns sod Destsrs IN ssssri are IN
sxsm.n. car stees h~tsss purchasing slsewtere.
~ lmss TTs~ssiS. vroov q vo,v,v.
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THE PTANO-SINGING-
ENGfTgH

M RS MORLEY, Pupil ofthe Celebrated Crovi and Sir
vA George Smart prepared TO ss, Lessons IN Singing
English Italian and Ptans residenes
No 50 LIsrENAkD that Of her pspls reason
able terms Mrs VI aIso ready teach schools IN eassss
in the city IN the country.
~ nssesi accomplishment, connected with refined
education, the surest passport To soc ety IN all
attractions and those who wish sv the
ysniages should place the tuesss Of Mrs
Morley. ora m
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DAMS and stiffness q the jon swelling Of the muscu.
lar substances them and other symptoms too well
known 10 need de.erron be ehectualy removed BY
the use q CHAs n RINGS Compound Syrup Of Hydro
dste % Potssss. sarsapsrilia and yellow Dock.
The efficacy Of these ingredients ~ indisputabe and by
their Judeious admxfufe remedy ormed that the
nb0s~bamsd c0mplsints almost infallib
% the aumbss who have tested its virtues no
has done vihcut receiving decided benefit which
feet, together with rapidly increasing consumption may
be the best orteoa Of excellence that emedy
can possc,s-
Tbs. y also the best preparation which be
ploytd % complaints from
and that eisss o diseases Of the akin indi-
eating a imparr state Of the blood.
Prepared orly BIZ CHAs H. RING. Iss Broadway corner
oi John a., New forh $40 I'm srh
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
At THE TABERNACLE.
FIRST CONCERT OF THE SEASON.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY with pleasure announce
Il their friend and the citizens rally of New ork
that they giving Vocal The Tabe
naee. on Wednesday Evening next, Nov 49, This being
their first appearance New York since their return ON
Europe, they will introduce Programme of their choice
favor and applause abroad.
Tickets Fifty Cents-to be had at the principal Music
Stores.
Doors open 6 o'clock To commence at half.past7.
MD 3tis*r
THE GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE
LANDING OF COLUMBUS,
DAINTED for the Capitol Washington by J. Wander
Il lyn, will be continued exhibition for short tine
longer the National Academy Of Design, Broadway
and Leonard street.
Also. several admirable copies by MIR " from the chef
d'euvres Of the great masters Titan, Coregio, and Rem
brandt together with splendid Of the Cataract, Ra
pids, and scenery about Niagara Falls
Open from A. NJ. TO 10 r. Nj. Season tickets so cents;
single admission Is cents. Descriptive pamphlets Ga
nI7 Imts
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DIR. RoAKE's IODINE IMMINENT

'ht Asi oNlshsNo sueeess ths has strended the sp-
pcafien pi this vsaahie Lnsrnent spd th~ h,sh
tesssnensss thst daily received warrant INV esil,ps
upon the smiesd % resort that
bs rehea add VIII ja all that represented co DO
NO 9sset nos,rgm bat sse.snthc chemical OF
iceins 81 knswp and estshiishvd enesey. "
Il permanently and ensespsIiy cures
hHkJNATirM.
either ehrore or nfsmm&ory. persys Of the use
Of the mb coascfions ef cords mnsees and rouf ia
nties %, ~ how ieas stsndng sp-.ns bruises tumors
hard sw,nss and sn ssed Joint yield 20 few
q tins Llnmsnt " has been used Incredible success
~ scroluA snss ts enlarged Islands disesses Of the
lns and hp tents e dolosux and all sheetops
ayaiunbe and acts hke charm stopping the bleeding
% nssh ~ounds, aud them he's IN days Il
has bees knewn f curns the stubborn
ne ehrst aide. si'h peek, sore throat and Group.
~ speedily sd enecuslv eradicates
OF the siam the form 81 heam srysap~lss pimpiss
asworm ssrbers Itch scald head Nc "a
rsnoTcs too,hsee and headache the pam and
EFT. eosns. bunicss chiIb lama ne sold BIZ NICER
nuLi. sole - John eodirnsrr
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.
n wATERsTON, teacher of Drawing and Painting
-. 20 Flushing Institute l.. L. has still some leisure
IN attending schools-
Terms moderate and may be leaned BY applying at II,
Canal j. Growers bookstore corner Broad
vsv and bseehsf street. NY OF liner
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MIISIC-

THE PIANO ulght on very moderate
terms, by a Lady who has perfect know
80" ledge OF the science, and who undertakes to
Terms-1 hree dollars per month.
~ Any lady wishing will pIease
ddress Music, at the Herald Once o97 lmssrrc
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CLAKkEsS SACKE

ZIG Ivldna street. og1,osfe the JYashingfou Stores
GRACEFUL AND CHEAP.-By purehssins ali my
~ Goods for C, cash and giving no man credit AN ~
economical Thu, will make 70 order ses, az - liz
charged at s25, Cor $40 aud SIS Tor SIS md sss
nagnihcen assortment Of lne Overcos and ssek goss
My black eoih Sacks, with sk collars and Fronts are an
some low as s.. MA Ifs,,e"
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THOSE AFFLICTED WITH COUGH 0

READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY
CENTLEMEN-Iw would consider it an absence of graft
N tude and duty the public withhold the esti-
hound Candy. for
THIRTEEN YEARS l HAD A SEVERE COUGH
and remedies recommended. all
ard found no relief until used your no ARH0UND CAN
Df hrs: purchased so cent package, and dollars
worth made radical Several of my friends have used
IL through influence. aud all have
cia results. J. Pease x Sons, IS Division street.
OWN PHELAN, 1875 Chathamst
Sold by J. PEASE SONS, IS Division-st.
Agents-Rushton Co.. ITO Broadway, 10 Aston House
273 Broadway IT'S Broadway.
Mrs Hayes, l39 Fulton-st Brooklyn.
h. Rrr. Williams. 24s Broad-st.. Newark nIs 1tsr
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HIDES AND FAT
CEVEN CENTS per ID leash money! win be PAID
" for rough Fat and the highest market pnce Hides
JOHN HUM
ma lw.r No 22s, Elrabeth street.
EOR sALE-A Bowiing Saloon in Broadway, cheap for
cash, n applied for edateiy. Address O. thls
office, stating where an interview may be had nlsisc
ID AGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS FOR SALE
GERMAN, french, and American Cameras, Lens Flares
Gases Chsm,es. .sy ~ per cent cheaper than any
other place IN the United {2atea at liz Broadway
4. B. instructions caref0sy xiyen in the art
Also. wanted to purchase M good hs for bras or
uow Hoa w. WIN oons -. ol9 lmse
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TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE.
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
~ARs9 90 FOR ALBANY AND TROY-From the
s,eansos, Pier 4 the foo, Of Barclay street.
Laading AZ feekskil West Point. New
berth Hamlon Milton, foughkeepse, Hyde Park Rhine
beck u He'd Hook Bristol. Cstsk. Hudson, Coxsackie,
Undertook and Bsftmore
breakfast and dinaer on board the boat
The steamboat NIAGARA, will leave Monday, We'd
aesdav and Fnday Mornings 7 A. VI
iAs steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain 0orhan, on
T-.sc.,. fht stsy and Saturday mornings, O'Clock.
he 1rning on opposite days.
For usage freight apply board the once the
wharf.
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NEW toRKs albany II " AND AMI T rs; LINE.

n ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT,
From the pier the foot OF Courtlandt stssst.
The low pressure steamboat EMPIRE, Captain X 3. Macy.
nd Saturday evenings, II i've o'clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt. wm. II. Peek, will
o'clock
Passengers tskiag these Boa:s will arrive in time tax
the Morning Train OF Cars from Troy Buffalo, an
sorth Saratoga Whitehall and Lake Chsmpisin
For Pansgs frslxhf. apply board at the Ones
the wharf
No fre,ght taken AFTER * o'clock.
NOTlCE--Ai goods freight, bank bills specie, or any
other kind Of properly positively the owners risk j2s
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SPERM CANDLES OILS FRUITS, &c
CuPEkIOR sperm Candles, Is ID; winter bleach
- ed sperm OIL 81 gaion very good white Lamp Oil
% e white Solar do, o2 with very large stock Of
fresh Teas, Family Groceries, foreign FRUITS &c For sale
wholesale and retail stveIy low prices Goods delivered
any part OF tne city Tree Of charge, BY
J. o. FOWLER, Grocer and Tea Dealer,
$50 and f,8 Greenwich. and 7s Vesey sts
Also, large assortment Of cheap white and brown Sugars
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AL otnef nfucles equally low prices.
Jules funkeu Rene Pardessus respectfully request
nation O. the Kind patronage with which hey hs,
nj Int err
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-11

4 scheme Tor constructing certain num-
berol armed steam vessels, 10 be called tho
Valley S'oam Fleet, intending to oreraIo
inlhe Gulf Of Mexico, Extensively and de-
icusyely, has, il is said been before the
Government Tor some time In regard 70
the details Of ,his proposition, the New Or
leans Commercial Times makes The follow
ioc s@rcmenl--
Itsppears it has been proposed 10 con-
slrucI dozen iron steamers OF such mognl-
lude that they will each present battery
on one dcck--lo use the words Of the pro.
ieclor--' more formidable than that of the
Pennsylvania ship Of the line The ves-
sells will have draft Of water sufficiently
small to admu Of their crossing the bar of
the Mississippi and pass IN and out Of eight
Southern harbors with equal facility. Their
capacity will be 5000 tons EACH being 500
tons greater than that Of the Great BRIAN,
at present The greatest steamship in the
world, They cannot be sunk by shot, are
capable Of carrying provisions and water
for six months for crew Of 700men,auG in
case Of offensive operations bolGg decided
on, are susceptible of receiving each 10000
men on board.
Such fleet with the poWprlul armament
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NOTICE
IS XERECY GIVEN

FEVO all legatcei, creditors and other persons III
h terostcd in the estate Of the respective dec,
dents and minors, that the administration and guar
dian accounts OF the said estates have been file
Ia ibe Office of the Register Of the county Of Go
'lun5a, and witt he presented for confirmation an,
allowance TO the Orphans Court 10 be held o
! Ddnyll'e in aud for the cornty aforesaid on Wed
ncsiaythe 22d day of April next, at o'clock p m
| The accountot Jacob Fcttermaa, Adminislu
tor Of the estate Of Catherine Brady, late of hHqr
ungcleck township, deceased.
The account Of Philip Angle, executor of III
last will and testament of Nicholas Angle late o
Miln township, deceased.
The account Of w. Z. Jackson, adminlstrj.
tor Of the estate of John Jones' late Of the Borough
of Berwick, deceased
The account of Samuel O4kes administrator
of the estate of Leonard Pdmmel, late of liaery
township, deceased
The account Of George Kaufman udalnjarn
tor Of Philip Miller late Of Roulour township de.
ceased
The account Of A2ariah W. Durham admin.
is aor on the estate of Elizabeth Durham late
Hcm.ock township deceased
7 Ihe account Of George Weaver guardian oil
Mary Hartman now Mary Vmajta, ouc Of the mi
ner children Of George Hartman, late Of Hcmoel
township. deceased
The first and final account of James Cold
well administrator Of the estate Of Abraham Nu.I
iers late Of Limestone township, dceopstd
The first and fual occolut Of llmca Cald |
well administrator otthe estate Of Joseph Wullcr
late oi Limestone township, docop7ad
CHARLES CONNER, Register
REGrsrEn's OFUcE)
DanyIlie, March 2O l3IO5