The New York Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1845, Page 1

Vol, XI., No. 58—Whole No. 4020. THE, NEW YORK HERALD AGGREGATE CIRCULATION THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND. THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD. To the Public. THE NEW YOKK HERALD—Daily Newspaper—pub- Lithed every day of the year except New Year’s Day and Fourth of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per annum—postages paid—cash in advance. THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday morning—price 6 cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum—post- ages paid, cesh in ee is It has The engeet circulation of onthe world, and, is, therefore, Ih the best channel “PRI eee et Sepa kinds exeented at madera most ‘and in the most elegant sty! JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Paornieron oF THE Hera EstasisHMenr, Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, BRITISH AND NORTE a AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL Of 1200 tons ‘Under ayoeohed Lords of the AT Faq. March ist. il Ast. sth. Brit -May 4th. June Passage — ‘Boston to Liverpool, $-20. Boston to Halifax, met ceperienced Surgeons. se ships No berthw secured No freiyht except speci on days of sail Apply to BRIGHAM, J 3 Wallstreet NY. PACIOUS AND FASHIONABLE HOTEL IN PHILADELPHIA TO BE LEASED elliaked by alterations’ of the front ‘and’ rol abeey improved by new modelling the ground floo: Persone, JOseEN BS TOWNSEND, 309 Arch street, Philadelphia. ‘I'wo Stores beautifully situated, in the new igs (now nearly complete) on the nozthwesterly f Broadway and Reade street, (known as the La oat A lance a convenient Basement, well ealculated for an ren in the. second story, suitable ay Fashionable Milliners, Dressta tometer ip hier ‘variety ‘of Hooms. in, the ad, 34, 4th, and Sth stor ible for Offices, Private Pa. fore with foldio 4 a hed ; with Rooms aguerreotypes and Exhibition Htooms, &e. ersone wanting rooms of the ion, are re- avsted cg call and examine Enquire on the premise.. m*rc VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE.—Kiv rer ‘on the southerly side of 13th street, near 5th avenne Lots on the northerly side of 13th street, ef, between 6th and 7th avenues, with court yards in front, and in the midst of elegant improvements. ree Lots om the southerly side of 14h street, between the 6th and 7th avenues, in an ieproving m neighborhood. ‘T'wo Lots on the southerly ras street, near the &th sy ote Lots on th cumerly side of th avenue, between ihand oie ‘Lots on the norcherly side ‘or ath treet, between the Ist ae 2ud avenues, ove-loomuig the city and East Ki a ved, ‘The whole amount mi ra] and 7 er ent not improved: G. He WINTER, 526 16 Wall street 7 LET OK LEASE.—A tat ‘wo story brick Howe, on the southwesterly comer of tne Bloomingdale road and 40tt with sufficient ground whereon to Shere toaunfactocy sich willbe built ie af rey waired. ‘Also, atwo xo story frame Ci ouage, H five Lots, on he northwesterly comer of the Bloom: ‘ with a workshop, stable, barn, &c. "The house will be painted and putin Boo fence and repair, with a court yard in front, on Wie Tawra Leta asl the Bloomingdale road, running ipa uate airing fn Joomingdale ran through to the 7th avenue and 41st street, su} table for a florist or manufacturer. Bujldions will be erected if Also, a Lot in 30th street, between the 7th an Pir enue, GH WINTER, le 328 wares 16 Wall street. ‘O LET—The large three story and attic Brick A Dwellog House, situated on the north-easterly corner of Seventh Av a ‘Thi th den apr water, marble street, wil c ‘manials fs, Ke., end in au improving neighborhood. Rent low to © 098 tenant A! su— our three story and attie Brick Houses, with Stores muderneath, on the excterly side of Sixth Avenue, between ‘Pwelfth aid Thirteenth sueets, with sliding doors, marble mantels, Grotom water, &e., suitable for respectable fami moderate circumstance! ‘Also—Five three story Brick Houses, ofa similar kind, guuterly side ‘of Greenwich Lane or “Avente, near the Axgne, and opposite de ok the ithe Eighth ‘Avenue, between 13th and mantels, doors, Croton on nthe pies ly ee streets, wi WAlT‘of the above Stores are excellent stands for business, and are suitable for drygoods and faney-goods, ladies’ shoe stores, ehina and ‘ware, hardware, Jewelty, millinery, con: i oy re ill be rented parate fom tides paw trae ‘there being covered res i frat for fel, Be mere TO LET The Bulkhead, or Water Froat, from War street to Chambers street, (about 200 300 feet,} now oceu- ied as the Newburg Landing ‘The fourstory Bore, No. wots, he enperior anronstoey Bi k House pguverior Story Brick House ied by HJ. Cochran, Faq 4% Ai ra, plated furn ties SaLn OR TO LET io Gowanas,U. 1, about three miles ‘tom the South Ferry. House iy Aifty fect square, ive stories, and a superior cel in rol copper-d, any rd far stairs Italian marb) the w without equal as to sitaation in ch United States de will gommosate Hity or sixty persons, ite Farm s eighty ne Frou ou the Bay of one thousand feet, and » ont oa each Aveuue. It is in th Ward of the 1 y Brooklyn, nnd. laid 08 Bula f muany Building Bites: on th proverty. “etna te ean ae peda regeiahles, and can realize igthogmed oligre per annuat i ate Ls, Fu BALE ~The Beper, Fa ite, court van 200° cae ronting er end to the Girreawood Comer. The Lars wil be old ices and long eredit, and money luaned to those thee dild ned JOHN F. DELAPLAINE, £10 Im*re “7_New street, New York. VO LET-FL a oy SNUG HUUSES—at an hear the corner of 7th avenue and 25th. streets. Rents 125 to 300 dollars. Her ference and security required. They of th it the end of BA gdale’ road and 40th street seat ry Brick Higere, with a Store underneath, memes are tage rout r, FOr pe) loing bu: own town. Hoes bonseciausty, of too ctaar dares cn evt of oy. LL ED Pee EP STEAM FOWER—Roome to let with Steam Power. Apply at R. A La £18 Swre Ban Ht Gol TO SECRET SOCIETIES, TO LE C—From Ist May next, the | Room in the fia werer story of housecormer of East Bi y and Cs tharine street, eee for jodg » root room. (Cs — La cen Secwern 256 an loc! For furthe jars oquteot E-BPYEHOL Cath reet, or off Heil! 38 Hevry street fl im*m FOR SALE, pt ee FARM, situated in the town of venty acres of ood tlable and ra ient- range fo se Seip ts ded by the 1 je and eck, + Fras dows eas ‘Creeks, where there Is. flue, bas troat fishing in theirsenson, he oat buildings arealiny rd dt ood stabling for twelve horses. wi the premi beaut: Premises, The which was selected by U The distance from City ai sent sixteen mi Possession can be had by the Ist gh ‘and any information concerning said property, can "Aino te Dining said property, for fet rate Land, 10, adjoining said property, forty acres o with’ ood Stone House on 1, with Barn and Stal brs connected, Dosreseing, the same eeresnen as the above Taipei Ge The sid forty ners will be sold sovertely, or the Barns to- tyytmmakiog in all 110-xcrea) to suit the purchaser. | AD) od RentansNe \ ya Ha Ulty Hall NA ed te fed Imbre WM He’ HICKS, No, 20 Wall treet. TO LET. AT rORDRAN, ‘WESTCHESTER CO., N. Y. A,VARGE and convenient Contge,fyrmeily gecup ov ‘hee Bassfor ist it Term Hanivoad Gasp! sa een he ‘Avnly at 470 Peat suet, New Vorkee” aie Hy RAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ABOUT FIFTY ACR 8 of choice tee sth saw eat sommnanton 5 i benwiiel Tene ay, iy pettuena aque of Moines. a FO} tact known as Morrisania, s in the county of Westchester, of land, properly fe and ia Sy cee age Te ea 9 of the City ailem Fiver half a mile of the howss, ante b tween Wand ®, 18 TARDN TING ENC seer! od a is, red that Dr. LARDNER continites. the ginger, wich he fuliowed os an en in Eniglaud and rae In’ merch, ra @1 py OS Tmattere principles of practi validit arts. ey bel CX. verimental investigations, tng off raved pepe rll bean eure, oO nash be poe AI) Basiness Levees | henna by frivelo applie proved WO pay a retaining fee o1 aad Dmre Consulting Engi | | Just * Shawls, pe) NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 28, 1845. TWo THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD. $1000 BN ADL EY ty Bigre of i each COFFIN, ving been set on fire on Saturd: et eo pudeesigned, a Committee of the which Cas teticieg on she goodsin anlar, iced ‘New York, february 12th ear SUYDAM, President quitable Insurance Co. NO. BROUWE: President Hast River Mutusl Ins. Co. G HAZARD, tof the #8tna and Protection Ins, Co., of Hartford, Con. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS bag vf gh fo the subserivers, offer One Thousand Doll ote te ward offered b the Insurance Com masta TiN BRADLEY & CO. DISTROWE ani SCHOOL, Ne. 408 BOWERY, ey ys Tuition and Exercise tei sor0n Mion has the Day andjt.vening, for Equestrian LECTURE Lussons, EXERCISE oan 4 Lessons... jued and quiet Horses, for the Rond or EVENING cLai 00) 20 + sy 810 09 a, =f Jassome, or Rides baad 3. tes font a half al} salen sHHous f for Gent to deed from 7 to 9}, P.M | for irae yy Sm mn 7 to Ge sine the hours Reta’ to 6 No Gentlemen nda “A card of address is requested previous to eommenci leg iteeping thet hi have che priv of ding them in the f net, wi CHEAP SPECTACLES T93 DUANE Gane New Y. AT RDUANE FIRED SET ASW Oboe ta Opticon a Proof of alte advertises the following cheap feres on comment Lessov or ide i ip gathe the School. joint Finest single jointed Tortois STILL CHEATER. Good elastic blue steet Spectacles, set with the best glasses, and with every care and attention paid to them in the manufacture, or one do! peeks hi Vea tesht 1 Good elastic blue Steel Spectacles, Good elastic blue Steel Spectacles elastic bine Steel ‘soar Glasses Best loc Sect Hye Glaaces Best Horn Eye Glasses. lorn Spectacles. Best Convex Glasses it Concave Glasses set into your own frames, 3s, it Conver Pebbles set into your own frames. «10s. bles set into your own frames, 128, irs executed ‘at the same rate of cheapness. lies and Gentlemen attended at their own residences. Im*ec ARCHITECTURE FRED; SCHMIDT begs leaye to inform his friends and the a Wale he that he has removed his office from 192 Broadway to Ist bersons desirous of building are mnvited to ex: eclosion st acictoel and tasteful from the Cot- ard to theextensive Vill Villno of Man 4 styles of architecture; and rehe lapped ant Da ‘Specificat ings of erary deaeription, elas rapetiaieda Yan Seeetion nthot, TO THE DAGUERRIAN ARTISTS. A. ARTAULT, Ii iavand manuthctner of Morocco Canny oars Toraale at the following cheap pest uality of Frencl Plates, No. 40, (medium) $3 dozen. foroceo Cases. with white ie and fine borders, $3 dz. ond quality of Daguerreotype ciel inelading straction, all complete and warrant matic Gi » from Ane to a zt mr picalejnsed type cores: ved by the last steamship, the gold fra ‘iden the ictures, the new substance ot PO hing in two min ites, and the wetoren process of ean ra reprpdacing pepe re — ‘on engraved plates, “eo per gn or ralimited nar ee tifal 1 you are fond o} tiful art, please to oe fe Lafayette Bazaar 1 Broadwer, cov. of Liberty se, Rey ja oH EAP DAGUERREOTYPE PORTKAITS. Het thant pr ae seal ve for taking the best atyle o informs ways well patronized, and al ~ frien customers and t! she ‘has, for their conve: tab ahuneatb 7 zy ab Engadwaprand te aveiaeh ot tor roadway, third story, front yoo, Not, any esis style) OOS ee GENEK ISHING ESTARLIS! nen GE SVLLDING, FHILADE BERS beg es thout the Union, Seite ee ae Saran por jot gn meee rs a Tehan as from any part of may id wpon a prompt and. Byes ze, | mare alc by addressing I £13 im*ee Exchange Built R. HA! IUEON, hare face ae: M i evi ames of into 9 exrenpemsenttcy M) Large Gyms im, a 29 street, ot also the ole tnt he Hal jowery, most respestfully announces to the publi tends. commencing a Class for the Sword E: fad French, such ag Small ‘and 'B Cane Exerei been for. ‘Teacher of the Brora in United ies wishing to becot fect ‘Br a be taught a ‘he fu uerreotype likeness, includi for only one dollar. Being here Cistomers ‘increasin, ce, enlarged her vette eacabl from clot judy or storm: uneluding, ‘cae. ot 28 Im* re the to's in the events r, ouly one dolar, opposi morning FUR NI Phitadeltta, eee PEATE porters, No. 3 Bank street, fase, Plates, bee Ser br a Polabed E72? eee acom- x Glassen, § ro at dru? Boxes most favorable terms. pect ja28 lm*gbz FRENCH FLINT GLASS ORES, AT WILLLAMSBURGH, EPOT 90 MGR BS REET Nelw YORK. peyra (ora Jo i ERGER & W. us 34 aes peasi?e pease aad prince inchs Department ‘Mouelle, Fn honor to inform Giass Dealers Importers of W: toget eatich uly offer'oa' the hi ex ih. ‘the cya. wt this Glass, tast SS y manufacture, as well as mocerate in the execution of orders, will, they to them a large of patronage from of Ly Bote gH their boss fan ar Paradis i Polsouniers ote es rs P| ssonn ere ase Hoe albert co $0 Willicas corset: ere teh Domne forgvas BOUQUETS, FLOWERS, SEEDS & PLANTS. Te SUBSCRIGER reapectfully bet begs to inform his friends the Above: Troms ter Brande ay and Prince streets... Bouquets, com sweet scented exotics, can at o momeat's ho pi be farious neat and faapionable styles 8 subse! 10 much notor du = hg the Estab! mat of Mr we lo. it Tate Conservatory and Au Ape Seed, Vegetable Seeds and FI nycomner HN ROB AR’S OLL. th ACENTED phe: PURE forthe the Gals 9 the pitti gery = off in mer es ent. [twas Tong noted pie eminen’ jians and chemi: = oe len Hs we he Davy Pa ogi Halford, i rece it mo expense sity the genuine Bears grease fromm (susta ad eae ha mi that the oil, om ith favnigh be CoE i a IRI RS i | pans it eta os ete roadway. Price 90 eats Ire, 29 cents mail bottles, = ~ CELEBRATED I FRE CIGARETTE, ape : ler en bald. MOST Grads | hip lond in New Fork will coe treet, was the first person w! the ant SPALL COA! ARETE xp the pubIiGy anion ret pt sent to Ae: .- rons Paris. by Grandjean, mer ra reaiged that the Air pass et aed, vat e ordinary” tempe 0 perfumed reac a the smaller ead, exactly ’s direction m my be had on!y of Grandjean, trans -nglish. ajar to call at the S£GOND DOOR was ne Barr treet. £32 Iw* MERICAN HAIR DYE WARKENEED. ietly applied according to direction, a auburn or perfectly Je Mack, withowt staining oF irtatiny the Ercpared only by Filee Baile ayy No. 20 South street, 1d by Great 18, No. 79 Fniton street, 279 Bendy ey Titan foal wer “ae INDIA LONG SHAWL! ECKIVED by. th bers, aw Saronk heen ni in very blendid ome Wht wili be soldat veg At very ts naeane nu ty 195 1000 ao ss ae Hair amas Say, ‘OOD, Working | jad tothe a NING PLASTER. ns and weakness in the . sprains, e., 8 they vil in most eases ‘They will also be found eat Paisteal for couasisinss’ of the Liver, Lutes’ ead ney. Siete gfeedeuary, habits, howe, business require them to sitor stand much, whe may be troubled with weakness in the in ia the side or breast, will fiad great relie! by wear~ these Plasters. of :hese Plasters in offering them to the public. that they are not the result of a" New an ry,” but that he has been in possession of the iv h time he has tail ction ee have gi we a conyineing proof of efficacy, which pas thus induced the proprietor to jem more ge’ erally kno They are esas Halls spread ¢ On I soft white skin by a machine, jared in making them. as adhesive and p I as possible, ry rendering them free from all those objections which are a source of complaint to the: rdmary p day. ‘The proprietor having made extensive preparatious for the manufacture of these Plasters, therefore he is thus enabled to put, ‘of them so low as to place them within the reach o! every vidual who mav be suffer pacar the verious c: its to which they are foamed 0 | hey carry f ae a single Trial 1 13: suffic: icine Warehouse, N street, New ye Draggisis throughout the city. * READ WHAT SCARPA’S ACOUSTIC OIL HAS DONE. £18 2wee SCARPA As D> asi OIL! ‘THE ONL CURE TRIS A IS TO CERTIFY, that Will cd x uks, Proprietor of West Troy Exchange Hotel, having been afflicted with deafness m one ear, for the last twenty years, and in the other for the last year, so that it was impossible for me to hear the loudest voice. and afer trying various remedies without, impro- ving my hearing duced to try Scar; pound Acoust i tore the care of Deafness, and itis with [scone satisfaction Lam enabled to state that \t has perfectly re- ing, and will be happy to see any person who ¥ hes. for information in relation to LS ENS in est‘ The following certificate was addressed to iene A.B. Sands, to whow the parties are known :— ‘gw York, Oct. . Sanps—Gentlemen—The flowing stateme effects produced by the use of 5 Acou: hier, Lgend you as an fet of aa cg, tha ¢ facts to convince them of its effica- ply deaf for two years, and could only be made to hear by speaking wen eo IT purchased ove bottle, which was used necordin jsccording to vnted directions, an belie ane nar ler part of the bottle was appli ard subscance was dis ged from Ns ear Bad 09 aie ‘the heatiug iu both ears was compl |. It is now almost a year since the cure was effected, and it is now proved to bea perfect cure. Further pat- fienlars’can be obtained, by those niterested ed by calling at my house, No. 84 Essex street. KING. iter No: tee nu Consp—ft is without gomve (ane of the greatest afflictions that can befal us to become deaf. his, m fortune in years past has hung with double weight woo the af- flicted frown the conviction that nothing, cout de en However we feel much ied 1844. of tl 1¢ Oi others of the gr g short ‘extract ‘irom ‘a letter upon | on th bank ter itleman im one of the eastern city Ol in effec ffecting ues a well as in affording relief, ds, wholesale agents for ie Proprig. Her “Falton street, 77 Bast Broadway and Zt B prose “Bol tors, way. JACKSON, STACEY & SMITH, ay eeeeeenn |. tad other deseriptions ef Uhefield Gonder’ atl Im *m No. < an SELF- -COCKING AND f EVOLVING PISTOLS N ANUFACTURERS of the above article have now a com: teady for the Spring trade, which they of- ould invite the aitentii have paid pe: d 'y they are Inaking, san sell them lower than before of- Guns of their own manufacture, as well asevery vari of imported Guns and implements, in quantities to seit pur- chasers, at exceedingly low prices. 15 3m*in TO TAILORS, and ready it del ire to avail themselves of tl from the obtain a copy w Po nuoW wgnblithed reat to be derived {t contains, would do well to 01 Ye. book ‘is 12 by 17 and contains 17 elegant diagrams of all the various presentday, with full aidample ae ag in an easy aud seleatific manner. he follow. of the many highly respectable names who testify tae of the. inatrustion pated ti ue for ¢ ing are a un me practically scqnaiated with Mr. Stine mets Treecaeton Catting Gariaeus, with pleasure recommend itas 8. work complete jn ity arrangements, and init practical ap plication to cutting, superior to an: mrevofore published, either tn Enrope of Ame: . Henry & Son, Daniel Cutter, Staats & Banker, Charles E., ‘Bryon & C Co., B. F, Horner, James Daily, Joho fige hana, JH \bove can be obtained of the author, No. 113 ime’ New "Yor mene Moye CHINA xO A heey ak nud Agent od Lmepre eg + alway ssortt t of rare aed git Wyonc Porcalais, a8 well x ie Dinner an and Plates, of all sives, assorted Dishes Dishes, Saled Howls, Hrait Baskets, rOeainks and ane. Kancy Tea Sets, aad Rich Decorated Dinner Bets. peg ‘Tea and Choeolato War, Greck, Fréneh and American oat | the articios are warranted of told on Siveral terns, end fe lots to vi Smmne + TO PRINTERS AND COLOR MAKERS. OF SALE—One half interest in Printiog Machine, with apparatus complete, fo) af Printing of fal counties a e 0 Soon stands the making 0 ae Impeter win & is opporeantty shows great dy vantages, a Temunerated, as well as half p af, business whic ready ia! 5 ‘or a er ratien ply to, ry letter postpaid, J. W,, Herald office, or Now 8 wt Phare, between the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock, 20" 2w re in Bae 44 Fulton street, TWREN PRARL AND CLIFF,) NEW YORK, aC RIBER keeps constantly on hand a linge assorte Amprege ‘and Imported Warranted Tools, saisnble es mento pan’d Ga ee bee ments Y sey FAIRBANK: (4 Fulton st, jal9 Im*ec Between Pearl and Cliff, New York. PATENT AGATE BUTTONS. THOS. PROSSER, PATENTEE, 7 Platt Street, New York | No is hereby given, med 18 the Patentee -and Exclusive Owner of Button, commonly known a Letiers Patent have been dal buh granted to phim by the U! he Oi Dtates, to tae effect om the ary, 141. Lhave caused quits to be com Court, of the United fge th ern “mn Bi ik, for the infringe- bo of tent and Prepared to. enforce and Tabruantiue my tights nder said Patent, to the fullest ex: tent of the otige R' all, that} sh ll pro- AL pauls for rer sai are gr sae by me at rholesal only, al i store ork. THOMAS PROSSER, _ SOAP WORKS ann PERFUMEKY DEPOT. N_ADDITION to our Manufactory, we have opened Store for the ale of park congmical Wancy Borps and all kinds of Perfumery, Family Soap, Patent Crystalline Candi ke. We'volicie purchasers tO huapect o6y stack whten we oH ox the lowest terms. sand ative (an 0 {22 Im? re Shippers to the Weat tn rica Tntly invited fo, examine our Crystal Sales Room No. 3 Conrtlanot a owas New “Ts Howl, JUMNSON, Vidom & FO Aimee, ire partion: TO THE PUBLIC. - EW YORK, February 10, 1845 UBSCRIBER would most respectfully announce to tends and the travelling community in general, that has recently leased the UNITHD STATES HOTEL: and. is fally prepared to entertain all who may favor hia, with their Batrounge, Having been for the past sixteen years engeg Ebove capecity, bs hes no hemiprion ta savice dia afl favorwex: tended to him by the public will be duly appreciated, and every at ‘on reudered to the guests who may feel disposed to pa- onize him, P. 3.—In order to keep pace with the times, he is warranted to change the price for board per day from $1 50 to $1 25, hop’ ar the same time) it will meet the fall and aaaualtived approba tion of the travelling publi, JOHNSON, States Hotel: Somer of Felisa,, £12 3w re enrl and Water streets, New York. Y¥RENCH’S HOTEL THE ee ‘TOR respectfully informs his friends and the public thet ‘opened his new and spleudid hotel at 133 Fulton street, a few doors east of tpl, the imme- diate vicinity of mercantile ae ness and the al places of amusement, and has Ching ina style that will bear favor- able comparison with the very best hotels in the city. "The pro- britoe fu huding and fitting up the above. house his had strict to elegance and com{ot me athe he has combined eco- say the fol JOM POW ON wil! ONE MIGHT % WE! 150 The rooms Wed fe Regi rats jon will nThere tet RERECEORY corched, in which the re is a arene |, in whiel re are meals served up at ALL moUns of the day and evening. ‘There are also Bath I y for warm, cojd ang shower baths. Porter will be in attendance at all tines during the ht, to admit lodgers, and to let them out at all hours. ose who want Lodgings after the house closes, —Th ting'the hall hell. NATIONAL HOTEL, No, 5 Courtlandt street ae 87 Liberty street, i nissan ree Doors from Broatway, ee pew HOTEL th be opened on toe eet iaes he roprietors w: PY tO aud the public with bord. "Ti: Lodging Reeoms are larse and 33, it offers induce- pene the country, not sur- |. ‘The subscrive public, that no efforts on their part shall be wantineto fecure the comfort and convenience of thelr guests, je they solicit a share of thetr patronage, they hope, by aphid eG the duties of their. vocation, to give en- CHARLES WYCKOF¥ & CO. be nd mely ndsoi andsome ST. GEORGE HOTEL. No. 61 Broadway, New York. (Next Block below Trinity Church, and near Wall street.) # sal r5, lessees and proprietors of the above well known eatablishment, having recently taken i for 2 term of years, flatter themselves, (hat they are now ready to meet. the wishes of their friands and patrons by supplying them with every eomtyrt and convenience which a place like this can’ possibly affor he rooms of the house are I and commodious; and have been, bat lately, ted up with new and elegaae farni- ure. The domestics are attentive, respectful and obedient—the ta- ble abundantly supplied with all the substantials and luxuries Gpfood living—the cellar contains an amplestore of the choicest Wines and Liquors—and the be bedding, throughout the house, are constantly kept in a elean ind Weal hha condition. ‘Having availed 1 these and many advanta- ges aud accommodation spocmto ah ht heifer dts Prietors not only deem it a duty; but, als i thas announcing it to travellers ard the hablae im genes while endeavoring to please, although they do not t smile at competion, yet they are determined, by assiduous tation to the wants of their guests, and the most reason: ries, that, those who come to their house sl meet with disappoint went; and, that, those who go away shall not experi- ence dissatisfaction. JOHN H, MOR New York, Feb. 1, 1845. TAXES OF 1844. OFFICE OF RECEIVER O¥ TAXE! LMs House, PURSUANT to the Act ‘for the Collectitn of Taxes in City of New York, passed April 18th, 1843 ” public notice 5 hereoy given, that unless the now remaining wnpaid, I be paid to meat my_ office, on or before the fifteenth day ob February next. an addition of” one per cent w reed) and a further cent will be charged on all ach ‘on the fifteenth day of March ay the Present law requiring the Taxes to be paid to the ceiver only, (the office of Ward Collectors having been apolish- ed,) all those who can make it convenient to pay thei early, wi find it greatly to their advantage to do so, thereby avoiding the crowd sed delay which Caen td occur for several days to the percentage ‘he Tax Bills may be obtained he oficr. Ofice hours from 8 o'elock, Av M- ie nen Brspe Ofer KIE. ESTED, jattoMri* re T bine of Taxes. OFFICE OF JEFFERSON BE BCs ooF t NEW YORK ; Taxes remaining unp: 2 Ri Thomas vT. ween; 5 B bgon, M. D, Joseph Price, Joseph Alien, James £. Holmes, John P. Moore, Wm, K. ‘Thorn, ‘Thoinas Morrell, faayene Bega Ra € Me, meeting of the Board Ti THOMAS W. THORNE, Esa. was uanimouy recleet T.H tee P ircw tar’. WHOLESALE Any RETAIL PICKLING AND Spee? is eta bp "THE, SUBSCRIBERS, ofthe onl vets and our own ef ma ae Eee, a and eonnattal til poveoneiae i our southern ever: "Strawberries, nai itt atsups, and Biesh, ot de (to eng Se te wo Csr imaih of so, Pickled and Stewed Oysters, potted for exportation, and to keep in any climate. Boarding He amine the best sled and trer before offered to the attention ofthe Mab REC CROW E Vi list dozen freh Havana Pines, Cocae ‘er, for ad B.—Kight) Oyster K Cy ice tale. Also, 1 rer Sets. ‘ologue Bottle Figures; n et "plain and nich Cut Glass De Nea, re tint seb, Gop Gla Deseniey, Wet Redes ofge Neth Patera tt Wig, match any poten exceed Promptly. “COLO ) R AND FANCY PAPER BOXES. F. BODEN fully informs his friends and the A. ee cprcontinaes to ‘manufactore forte hey, Eaper Bozes, in all yritiew ee kee & Boden, Ve Felan chen of Gold nrce tae: raed to maoufactu, juper' 5 ae hhis ‘enstomers. Orders ‘will be ittended to. good fasopimentof Colored esate th gta ro" Boxes always on AN Li SAKRSA PARICLA. TE INSTINCT i icnimals pa. ete mppositi ion ie the rea- son of man, teac! acti ious to oat and which to avoid, bar mere mere Fic goes a iehuened — Coin ve upon discovery. It, belovgs to. en! rate, to improve, 00 to perfect ies bas Seaton and Falah on fo oy cacy and philosophical ex of am I ro fects. When om of every other wonton have prove sa instances wrought » peedy cure, ‘The fotlowing certificates, recent! ith interest, aod for further particu! pie ee whieh is furnished without charge i Bie ‘the meron, N. ¥., Oct. 17, 1844. B. & D.S: een nlltcted iy scrofula for aine years Atap- 8 forms (el waren ggg did not beh large swelling gommenced eat he coin rete fering seemed almost intolerable. oa tader the care of physicians;, and other prepaations, and I had nearly despaired of gc ne Telia, iy 1 was induced by Mr. Heekford to try your med _a more healthy appearan and Taiatered my it with tne eee {hat I should be well iat have now taken eighteen bottles 9 of a: medi are all healed and my better th: syeurssand | eats ay inet neeiieney sapariila Had I, known its a been saved much severe sufferin mer pies eLngennds al ind Naiatiare| ace pe my “Sime avin. ‘TUrrER. I stonethRy, testify to the trath of es gees: have The following jnte eating cat st -ecmmend itself to the careful auen gong those si nSAND CELERATED SA SARSAPARILLA. avy other pi endured La treme suffering at jones within the | rot ted attacks of inflammate umatism. avareceatl ‘ay red Ban 4 via with the happiest s MY health is now bet- as been for toma months ve ™ food and my trong t is rapidly aE og sate Unis heal tal change entirety to the U4 of this pot 1c. deey sym) ho are # ay Dest tor meating and pail nestly recommending to su Having the most entire confidence im the med) aud was iced thereby to try the effects, of their Sar- Ia, and 1 pleasure in adding my testimony to that ghinany other, cominendatory of ite individual properties, un- unsoli known to am cited by CHARGES DYER, it, ist and Apothecas 40 and 42 Westminster at , Providence, lars and conclusive evidence suey ace basophiets: which may be obtained aratis of Agents. Propared and sold, wholesale and walsat forexportation, by . B. & D. BANDS, Draggiste, 79 Fulton street, 273 Broadway, 77 Bast Broadway For further tior valne an . HOB & CO°S PATENT CARD PRESS! Se VEIAL. of the above moghiwes ena 4 bape atthe ATT of the + peepee, © am os 3, 29 Albany. [Correspondence of the New York Herald.) Axpany, Feb. 25th, 1845. Affairs of ihe New Yark Pilots—Passage of their Resolutions—Towching Fihabition of the Deaf and Dumb Scholars—Singulur Publication—Cele- bration of the 22d, &c. Drax Sir— In my last letter it was said that the resolutions upon the pilot laws, reported by Senator Jones, would surely pass the Legislature. It may possi- bly be that this statement was excusably errone- ous. The votes of the democratic Senators were counted in favor of the passage of the resolutions, but already Senators Barlow, Porter and Clarke have made speeches in opposition to the resolu- tions, and have given notice that they should vote against them. It is possible, therefore, that with the aid of our native Senator, the whigs and the no-monopoly democrats, the pilets will be non- snited, so far as our State Legislature is concerned. A savage attack upon Grovernor Wright has made its appearance in the Evening Post, which says that Mr. Wright has always been on this question of the pilot laws, “evidently and deplorably wrong.” Would it not be perfectly proper and fair for Con- = to allow the pilots of Savannah and New Or- leans to make their services available at the port of New York? Why not? Senator Hard madea capital speech in favor of your pilots, on Friday last. He isa warm friend of Gov. Wright; was in Congress withhim. If the Governor has ‘always been on this subject ‘evidently and deplorably wrong”— not only has Senator Hard shared ia the error, but he still persists in refusing to be enlightened. The same is the case with Senatora Jones, Beers, and Johnson, all democrats, who have spoken in favor of theresolutions. Since this was written, the pilots have, [ am glad to say, carried their point by a vote of 11 to 10. A very interesting exhibition in favor of the Deaf and Dumb Institute, of New York, took pluce on Friday evening in the Assembly Cham- ber, which was crewded to its utmust capacity with fair ladies, legislators and citizens. Genera! Wetmore and Mr. Peet were the conductors of the exhibition, Last year an appropriation of five thousand dollars was made by the Legislature, anc the considerate managershave this year adopted & plan to secure ten or even fifteen thousand dollars. which it is hoped they may get. WereI a mem- ber of the Legislature I would willingly ask twen ty thousand dollars, because the mute appeals o/ two of the prettiest and most fascinating girls | ever saw, were vastly more effective than the words of allthe superintendents and directors it Christendom. It is evidence of wisdom, and ma; be considered a masteretroke of policy onthe part o Mr. Peet, the principal ot the Deaf and Damb Insti tute—this selection of two beautiful creatures a: exponents or demonstrators of the benefits and ad vantages derivable trom a courze of instruction.— Legislators sought an introduction to these young and accomplishea ladies, and through the medium of pencil and paper, a very interesting and appa rently pleasing conversation was kept up on @ vari ety of subjects. It is, perhaps, not too inuch te say that the iofluence exerted by these smiling and art- less girls, will be more eff-ctive than anything elsr in causing a handsome appropriation or donatio: from the State, to advance and promote the inter ests and welfare of the institute. The 22d instant was very properly and handsome ly celebrated by the Emmet Guards, an effective and patriotic corps of adopted citizens. At eleven o’clock this company aod a large concourse of cit- izens assemb'ed at the Capitol, where the feature of the day consisted in an admirable address fron Robert Emmet Temple, Esq. The only fault ix this address was its brevity. ie A pamphlet has made its appearance in this city in a somewhat clandestine manner, which pro mises to create almost as much sensation among religious and secular circles as did the Onderdoni. trial. {[t is entitled * Pulpit Sketches, or Dream: of a Pew-Holder.” The publisher, Joel Munsell, ir now in jail, between two criminals, for 30 days, ad judged by Recorder Parmalee to be in contempt fo; refusing to answer a question touching the author. p of said pamphlet, propounded by the Grand ury. Munsell had the choice to pay two hundre and fifty dollars, or etand the imprisonment. He preferred the lest named penalty. [tis suggestec that Gov. Wright will visit this palpable violation of the freedom of the press, by granting @ pardon It seems that this pamphlet, circulated sparingly through the Post Office, is passicly severe upon the Rev. Mr. Iscariot or the Rev. J. N C.; which ini- tials, as everybody supposes belong to ‘the Rev. J N. Campbell, a very popular, learned, and worthy divine. You may call to mind that this is the cler- gyman who had a skirmish with General Jackson, tor and on account of the celebrated Mrs. Eaton, and who came to Albany, as it is said, on a salary of three thousand per annum, at the request of the Hon. Ambrose Spencer, then a member of Congress The libel by implication, contained in the pamphlet, has been taken up not by Dr. Campbell, but by some injudicious friends and members of his church, and it has thus far proceeded to the incarceration ‘of a worthy and respectable publisher, simply because he refused to make known the name of the author. This may be in accordance with law—but it is ex- ceedingly out of order. Leatstators or New Yorx, Feb. 25.—In the Senate, numerous petitions were presented and re- ferred. Among the reports of committees, resolu- tions, &c., was a motion by Mr Folsom instructing the committee to procure a flag staff for the display of the National Flag.on anniversary occasions—a suggestion entitled toa favorable consideration. The bill to enable resident aliens to held and con- vey real estate, was ordered to a third reading. The residue of the day was spent in committee of the whole on the bill to pay the guard organized for the protection of the Cy at Hudson, which was explained and supported by Mr. Beekman. in the House, atter petitions and reports of com- mittees, the Dill t to continue and extend the ees priaticn in aid of the institution for the Deaf and Dumb wasifpassed without a dissenting vote. Lee called for the consideration of the resolutien instructing the select committee on the subject of Texas to report to-morrow; but the motion was laid on the table, yeas 49, nays 48. The House refused to consider T. RK. Lee’s resolution for an adjourament of the Legislature on the 31st March. Mr. Sweeney laid on the table a resolution to re- consider the vote of yesterday refusing leave to in- troduce a bill to organize the new county of Una- dilla. The resolutions of Mr. Howerd, calling for information relative to the Black River and Gene- see Valley Canals, was taken up on motion of Mr. Bevins, and adopted. Mr. Harris called up the re- solution to recommit the bill to incorporate the Troy and Greenbush Railroad Association to the Railroad Committee. A long debate ensued The motion finally prevailed, with instructions tc the committee to report oa the Ist March. ‘The Pilot resolutions came down from the Senate, and a struggle ensued as to their reference, Mr. Mor- on moving the New York delegation, aad Mr. Russell the Committee of the Whole; in the midst of which the House adjourned.—Albany Argus. On the 26th the House refused by a vote of 76 to 23 to concur in the Senate resolution, relative to the pilots. Bory Arrempt To Break Jat.—Robert Dunbar, and a mannamed Baker, two prisoners coufined in Jail for burglary, the latter having been tried, con victed and sentenced to Sing Sing for two years, the ‘other not yet tried, were detectedin an attempt to escape on Sunday evening last. Dunbar hed before made two at tempts to escape, but had been detected by the keeper in time to frustrate his designs. After the second attempt he had been ironed to the floor. It was fonnd that he had sawed{off hisfohain, and had cut through two iron bars of the door of his cell, and escaped through the aperture thus made, carrying with himthe bars, which were an inch and a half in width, and three. eighths ofaninch in thickness, and which weighed about four pounds each.— Having gained the hall, he had commenced operations on the outer window, had partly sawed one of the bare, and would have soon consummated his escape, but’ was cought at theoritical moment. Beker wes caught in the act of working himself through the ceiling of his cell He was immediately secured, Thre instruments employ. Gd were Common cése knives made into rough A Suir pesrroy+p BY SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION or Guano —The Steam Packet Waterwitch, ar- riving at Hull, from London, on Wednesday, brought in- to port the master and crew of the bark Ann, Storey, of Sunderland, who had been picked up by the packet in an boat, to which they hadtaken on the destruction o! ir vessel, near Hasborough Sand, on Ti irs, by the statement of the ¢ Ann, a new bark,on the firs turning from, Ichaboe with a ca ately struck on the quantity of sal lay even- ip wrecked voyage, re- 0 of Guano, unfortun- smoke rising through the fore hatchway wi crew of this new danger, and induced their taking im mediately to the boat, without saving any thing but themeelves; and scarcely had done so, when & tremendous explosion of the gas engendered by the partially fired Guano blew the stern out of the vessel, which then filled and sunk in deep water.— English Paper. Supreme Court or THe Unirev Stares.—F re. 25 —No.61. The United States, plaintiffin error, vs. Richard King et al. ‘The argument of this cane was continned by Me. Attorney General for oe :Loinud in error, and by Mr. Coxe for the defendant in error. Accipent.—A well dressed old sentlemen, about sixty years of age, while passing slong Chatham street about So’clock yesterday afternoon, tripped, from some ob- struction in the walk, and was precipitated, bead down the steps of an oyster cellar on the corner of O1 street, receiving a dangerous fracture of t! was taken by acouple of M. Ps to the City where his head was dressed, but there is scarcely that he will survive. His name is not known. Upper Police —Thursday.—Tne Kye scain.—As Mr. Thomas Taylor was passing along the 1st avenue, be- tween 12th and Yath streets, last evening, with his wile and several female frien man named William Brackey came along, ond struck him down. A scuffle ensued, and Brackey stabbed him in the throat. B. was taken off and placed in custody, by William Campbell, and Taylor was taken inte the house of Bartley Austin, ‘and Dr. ant was called to dress woun, which ia one sf a dange- rous character, and it is feared prove fatal. A Provasie Cask or Muxper—A black man named Jeremiah Jackson, wes arrested this afternoon, and com- mitted, for splitting open the head of Charles Ciscoe, an- other black man, in Varick street, between Spring and Dominick. It is said that he will not recover. A Rurrian.—This morning, Mrs. Mary Colvin, of 111 ad avenue, who keeps a thread and needle store, returne to her shop after a short absen: Edward Martin, about 19 y drawer. He immediately spreng towards her, — by thethroat. She screamed for assistance, and @ Mr, Levy came in and arrested Martin. Taxina 4 Bint —A woman nemed Julia Kelly was ar- rested for stealing a $2 bank bill from Aaron Finley, {of 115 Grand street, and was fully committed. Coroner’s Office, Feb. 27 — Disease or Tax Heaat. —The Coroner held an inquest to-day upon the body of a woman named Margaret Grahom. at 275 Greenwich st. She was a native of Scotland, and 73 years of age. Yes- terday afternoon, while washing a pocket hendkerchief, she fell down, and expired from disease of the heart.— Verdict accordingly. Suppen Deatn.—The Coroner was also called to hold an inquest upon the body of Geo. A. Ames, a silversmith, who died at the porter house of Mil 161 Chatham st. this morning, in a fitof apoplexy. He was an intempe- rate man. Common Pleas. Before Judge Daly. Fen 27.—Simeon Rogers vs. John Shephard.—This was an action of replevin, to recover possession of several ar- ticles of hou: faire furni ure which had been seized on the 26th day of May last, by defendact. It appeared in evidence that defendant let the premises, situate at 69 Houston street, to a person of the name of Simeon Hul: son in-law of the plaintift At his death some arret were due, and the property was levii ant and sold. The plaintiff claims t longing to himself, he buving previously removed it from premises he occupied in Christie tener the defendant had no right to distrai fendant, in his opening, contended that the merly belonged to the deceased, and now tolls wi hefore he could adduce testimony to support tions, plaintsff moved for a verdict in his (‘he plaintit favor, onthe ground, Ist, hatjdefendant could not dist: against the property or eff cts of a dead man, nor against is heirs or representatives, as they were not tenants of defendant; and 2dly, that the writ, uader which the pro- perty was levied upon, was wrong in point of form, as it J not specify for what part of the rent the goods were bedistrained for. Defendant rejoined,and agreed to take verdict for the defendant, subject to the opinion of the Court, to which plaintiff would not consent; he, however, greet to take a verdict for plaintiff on the same terms. The defendant oe coinciding with this, the case was re- sumed. One cf he witnesses for the defence test fied that she had frequently heard Mra. Rogers and Mre Halse say, that the property distrained belonged to the latter; and it was further ‘testifi-d that she used them as such. it was therefore contended by defendant that he hed a right tolevy upon them for his arrears Verdict for d fendent and the value of the preperty $60. F. Dibble, for plaintiff, T. E. Tomlinson, tor defendant H. Wallis vs. Stephen B. Piet.—This was an action brought upon a check for $200, dated in December, 1841. It appeared that a note was made by defendant to a party named Burtnett, who is a receiver in Chancery,by whom it wascashed ‘The defence pnt in was, that defendant never received any of the money. Verdict this forenoon. a CLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH ACHE DROPS"AN IMMEDIATE AND PERFECT CURE.—Those who ferealt hephisiel deawotac ees eoee: ing pangs of this disease shooting through their jaws with most tormenting pen and, as iave received bat’ little friends on such occasions, wi be much pleased to ety remedy that will never fail t 10 auiet forever the ‘unmerciful offen ‘The Clove Anodyne is the best of all Toothache Remedies. Itis immediate and certain in its effects, curing the most violent ache or pain in the Experience has prov give immedinte other remedy; it is pl Jnte the teah or gun entirely remove 1) lece that it may be filled and rendered as useful as ever. pain proe- eds from the y,aound, this apr few dri redand sold by ims in ove minute. that this anodype com rmanent relief after the fail ition will lure of every Bee Pre; SANDS & (0. Druj Chemists, Fa Broa Le comer of Chambers street, Granite Bailding.’ Sold also at 79 Falton street; 77 East Broadway; and sts generally throughout the United States. CONSUMPTION IS CURABLE. THOMSON’S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA NFLAMMATION of the Mncous Membranes is the result of soma impression mae upon them by eutd on other causes; hence Chronic Catarrh, Spi Blond —resultin inc SONSUMPTIO 10 ae eR Ta COMPOUND § SY. AND WOOD NAP? HA ina specific in these complaints—alla: be ition, promotivg healthy secretions, and, removing the exis isease ‘Thousands have used it and fay March Ist, 1044 that in consequence of re- jed and eine colds, CATE Se and Sor snfired with vio- lent pains in the breast, obstinate cough and diffi- cult, expectoration, the symp- toms daily inereasing, in violenes. velaltd eguese to various, remedi avail. witil | used. THOMSON’S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR, which effect. ed a permanent cure, before { had taken three bottles. NS, Fayette ty god Arch. Principal Office—Northeast comer of vitths and perce streets. Sold wholesale and retail by the Agent B. sANDS & Broadway, comer of eR. Fulton street and 77 Kast Broadway ver bo tle, or $5 per dozen. HAVE YOU A COUGH? 0 not newlect | for the fa 4 you! x COUGH Drescription, containing no poiso practice for several yeas, relist, bud save you from that awful disease which annually sweeps, into the grave handzeds the old, the fair, the lovely and the Have yous congh?—Be persuaded ‘to purchare a bottle of the “xpectorant to-day— to-morrow may be toe late. ave you a cough!—Jayne’s K*™~ctorant is the only remedy nth la take t» eure yous for of the thousand eases where it he weernered and sold by Dr. Jvyne, 20 South ‘Third street, Phi- Sold by the agenta, A. B. & D. Sands, Druggists, ee ay Fulton street, 273 dway, and 77 East st Broadw ' 3a28 Im*m ‘3 WOOD NAPTHA, » THOMSON’S COMPOUND: CONSUMPTION, &c. 4c. $c. gil splain reason,that mm no one been used has it failed to re- . who, has lived a Fae ta this ch erined a distinguished and an gnviable eminence in his profession. He inserts Artificial Teeth and fills ‘Ceeth with great skill and ability... He has also Beepared a composition in the form ofa Paste, for filliog hollow decayed vender teeth, which, while it resists the action of all and infecting agents, it, becomes »s hard as the tooth, and “lt is reeutiarly adapted for nervous perto with great care, We have personally hill and ean recommend him.> Castle's Offices 981 Broadway. 0 im*dh be Fe CIGARS! CIGARS! Nassau street, opposite the Herald Build- , reapeetfully invites the attention of his friends an the public yensvally, to the following choice Cigars, just re ceived by late arrivals from Havana : Regalias of varions —-Panctelas of vations Piers rineiper Rionda, Xngenvided, aperanen, Napoleones, La India, Nortegss, Lord Byrons. ‘The above Segars are guaranteed as genuineand imported, sud the ade are invited to call and examine them. i B.—O1 “os gtd from abroad will be strictly attended to Am* LASTS; LEATHER AND FINDING HAVING been awarded. he Diploma atthe late American Institute, for the best {asts, 1 am prepared to pat in this or furnish an article of n Is, Biack and Colored Mo- with Deer, Gont ant Lamb S¥in Bind: ngs Callgons, Sheetiugs, Linen a 188, Boo Webs, Boot Trees, Hammers, Pi Anis tad heck, wire Hall eoetonedk: of Rice: makers! Tools, of the mast approved patterns) eh wp for cash. L 295 Spring street, between Greenwich and Washington streets, New York. B.—The Greenwich Line of Stages pass within a block of £20 Im* m SALT AND = STORE. BBLS. Salmon, No. 1,2 % 400 100 bbls. oot Fish. 1900 = Dos. and 3 jMnckeret Heil 1 ‘teas dh nt on half de do ¢o te ~ Seale Fish. ae ». 1 Gib’d Herring 300 kegs Dutch W000 Ibe Smoked Sato” ie sed A Tongues. 3006 qtls Cod Fish, euitable for chipping 109% sacks Arhton’s Salt $9 half and 50 quarters ness Mackerel 00 boxes Digby Herri 100 quarter barrels Salmo. Wor sete in lotr to ewit varebnayre by. 12 Imm wi AR—100h pultaby wee s COLLINS & OU. * Bouth seregt, |