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The New York herald., 1844-11-23
AUCTION SALES

+. j. BEARNs, Auctioneer.
UCTiON NOTICE.-WilI sell by Catalogue, at No, a.
"A Chatham street Monday. Nov 2s large and extensive
sorment Of Furnturs consisting Of dressing front and
bed room Burass sofas and Sofa Beds mshea9 maple and
Secian and common do Toilet Tables. Side Boards Book
Bed. Bedssads P4sers hsr Mattrasses Comortes Rugs
nc &c Also lot Of Stove Tenders and Kitchen Furniture
with which the sale will commence.
Catalogues now ready. n23 Item
JOHN b. GLOVER, Auctioneer.
DUTCH BULBOUS R0OTS-Most choice varieties. and
last salerhs Day, Saturday. 23d Noy at oclock
ne st. TO close invoice OF magnificent Dutch
Bulbs consisting OF double and single Hyacnths Tulips Gro
GUS &C. These Bulbs direct from Haam Holland and
arrived ~ short and superior yet offered
As the above the balance Of these Bulbs remaining
market lovers Of these flowers would do we'll attend the last
sale o. the season. Also choice collection Of Roses shrub
berry, &c &c GLOVER RAYMOND.
n23 Item
T AST CHANCE THIS SEASON FOR JAPANEsE
Il WARES;=LEVY SPOONER will sell at No. 80 Du-
street. on Wednesday morning 27th II o'clock
the entire invoice just received By the ship Persia from Am
stedam consisting Of Japan Lacqueed Porcelain Of the richest
kinds and antiquity; original old Dresden figures and
Eous Savre Porcelain fabricated in the Of Louis h
King s Eranfs Fans Of the ls,h with v.op; ohsI
be ready on Monday when the articles The public
positive, rain or shine. n22 3tsec
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Correspondence OF the Herald.
RHODE islander OrrIcy

RHoDS ISLANDER oyr.er,.
as: Ge1ssa s TJsi bJs
BPsrbon1 Baker P,oyidense for do; le Mentano Elddgs
siss;:: sifs yksss
Ga aOh, Prince Jonvs Gardnsr Havana '0' ao
miscellaneous Record.
scna LouA Ingerso from Philadelphia for Albany with
I s ''s
Of q Esx hs captain and crew were taken
DoA,;,S s.; The ys.p..i,a Boston,
%a sus
he wreck wniwar did not Sst near enough to
sfd say I'VE is5hes Huron p.mo, which sailed
Boston sept heard severe. Sss
lions have not been sufficiently to determine their
n Ss & ,S
mso cSs y %
and signifies Envoy Extraordinary The z Is advertised to
c.s @
cury Haskell, Pacific Ocean.
Foreign Ports.
arr .y
net cendemnsd 70 Be sold .ncton next day; Ro
sts
wig cargo Bordeaux, Barnes disg Sterling Pierce doand
company board and probably sailed previou. to
SGssss Now iclS Lord L.mb,on Buck and Fisher
Moaon tpSS .,po% S Asn 1a%
Portsmouth Ann Moore Taylor Glasgow; Norfolk sOrer
s.li ahasss CGssa So:9a
EMGG; Phss.t aud
sapeaEe Kesy HARRISON xtwcod Maum.e River ~
HOms Forts.
PoaTh.sD N9vilsmCd Caroline Jordan Cuba Ar 10Th
NEwsusyrosT Nov 2o-sld St Patrick (n.w 800 tons)
sRs fs Rss
1'o% cj;:s.ss: S
At is3ss Of e. MsE Sa:.
'%Ssnsy T ss
NEw BEDroRD, Nov !9-Arr sachem, Hunt, NY York; goth
Wn Ra.s IL x k.sns sss'iss' de- SD fgSs
Has sAiss
tS. w bops f MIL s ss Msa a
fok VA Erin Gsdns5 Norfolk Jas Loand Clark and
Do. Juan sanford ,sa Aiste We.
PaisE PsaaEps SD Brick Reeves and Peter c'n''y sa'S
rs ;1.s Ne, Hesas Holland s.
York cld Nashua skssa. New Orleans. Thoo... somerSy
Prov,
dsnfe Star Rasls. BTagspprt; Mary Eliza Baye Siam
M.ris K.ly, New Bedford CID
gs s:: ;;;i; ;s:s ss %
Jc. BscR Hsist, Boston; Mary, Cook, Newbarypeq,
o NP .sS Ellen Hsy
town. Narragansett Baker, Boson Lucy, Lorng Portland
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Nov 2l-l0s0 cattle offered including l40 from Vir.
ginia $50 head were driven to the New York market
sales ranged from So rs 30 100 lbs and few prime
at 81 rs l10 head remained unsold.
Cows and Calves-230 in market. Sales at SIS $40;
springers Al2 lS; dry cows, dull at seas.
lbs. 40 unsold.
Sheep and Lambs $50 offered. Sales at ST % to oO
Prime sheep were in demand at So a IS per head.
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Cleared.
n'p SStsphan, Hambl Rolofs Hamburg Schmidt Bal
Nds NndImss Aiiord Mason Kingston ia. Nesmith Walsh,
on ae'S Go hssady 81 4nd,er NIB Mccormick Charles
% sady Coz Citizen Brown, Portland Brett Vose-sehs
h J nralnsy Fame Richmond, McCready Co; Dor
mouth; VIM Penn Foster, Boston. J Snow.
- Arrived.
brg Anu hsmick, from Port Prince Oct. 26 with coffee
&c 70 master Left brgs Gen Marion Shepheard Of
ork unc; Hayt Cuts do do and Others ecoected
5poks 10th nit on Cape St Nicola Mole brig VIM Wilson,
Gays Tsm Boston fo5 Port Prince 18th ch John Dun
ior New Haven same time. brig Cadmus Trinidad Cuba
or boston Ihs Ann Is bound 70 Bostonpui here in dis
Of New York died Port Prince Sent ons Of the crew
ashore At Quarantine yesterday morning
non, bound to Baltimore. " ~
British schr gence Phean days from Halifax with
potatoes, to j. Wnslow. ~
Below.
One barque, one brig, unknown.
the NE storm. - ~ -
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SALES OF Srocxs-BosroN, Nov. 81

SALES OF Srooxs-BosroN, Nov a.
Exchange Board.-10 shas Boston and Maine RR lOe;
Charlestown Branch RR, So; Fichburg RR 1854; i5O
East Boston dividends, Al 40 do stock 81 80 do Ell 10
Island RR TAI; $50 Reading RR 233 90 do 23H; 100 do
25 do III 20 do 7 ITO do bolm 73 is do 72 IS do DO
lm 7S so do, soy, 7} 100 do bolsd TAI 1875 do boi6d
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- JOHN B. GLOVER. .Auctioneer
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
through HaSoa % Sos S% aaT z a''9 rn W
street, No 49, double cased Silver Watch number not re-
and nast WRo.Ss hss *. s:ss
and will leave az 20 Harrison Anthony Chape Full
ton Market shall receive the above reward and the thanks
B1.PswnIroken requested stop the above described
watch, u 0fered n23 2tsrc
a rrUlNIMENTs FOR MIR. J. B. GOUGFI the Flo.
Rev Dr. Paiton's Church, Spring street, Sunday
Nov "a O'Clock Rev DR. sknners do M,..er street. Mon
AK ssi Ne. D Soz s evening
Rev Mr. Burchards do Of Thompson and Houston
Thursday evening. n2s 3tsm
CoTTRsE Y T, "a FEENCH gEsnlL LANGUAGE ON THE GRAM,
RckHRD Professor Of FTsns LATIN saa
Greek ancient Inspector Of the Instrton Chatsng Paris,
ns for some years tuto! in an American family.
The Course Of French. by Mr.: +. RICHARD, will com
Monday evening End Of December o'clock
ceped The pupils win be divided in two Glasses one for
those already advanced and anoher for beginners The first
cond Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays Mr. Richard has
engaged several Professors Of French German and English
the establishment Of French Day School which will kept
those wishing for private lessons Of French German Italian
will please call the above place.
subscriptions will be received by the following SIS per
Messs 2: Appleton Co. 200 Broadway.
s henry O. lL,nsey "a A'GI ,91 Rs.ns,v Ro1.s
William Radde. s22 Broadway.
:. Williams Williams ,sc, Stevens, s43 Broadway.
Saxton Miles, POS Broadway.
Mark u. Newman. l9s Broadway.
lockwood Co, 40 Broadway.
RefersncesMessr Fox Livingston Broad street, Anson
Liypgston Anthony Clark Nassau street! Draper Jun
70 Warren street. John Tyler Brigham, 81 Walker street, Jas
ThOmDsOn
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How long they win remain 10 diieu TO tall
luton IN the present banking system Of hs state win
probably take place the coming winter and great add
ton made to the capital employed in that business
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald


BALTIMORE, Dec 10th, 1874.
DEAR BENNETT As your paper seems to be the
index which points out coming events with de-
gree Of certainty heretofore unknown by US short
sighted mortas, choose your vade mesun to COM
municate with the democracy OF New York, with
your permission.
Now, sir, feeling desire to send you on the first
shadows Of coming events, will invite your atten-
ton TO the glass Of fate, and there you will be-
hold John Tyler and his cabinet fixing things for
Mr.. James-or- Genes Kwor Polk, as some will
have it-and, like good public servant, spreading
the political table before the guests arrive. Now
this is nice, amt it, Benneu9 In the course Of
events, il has 40 turned up that Gen. VIM. II. Ma
mott has received the appointment of Collector Of
the Port OF Baltimore-security &l00, ,0O0-in place
OF N. Williams, Wing, who gave as good as no Sc
curty. will send you history Of this transaction
soon The Globe says that all appointments made
by Tyler are not valid for Polk He says that he,
Rives,) did not bet his hard earnings for nothing
Recollect, Gen. Duff Green wanted to be dictator
10 Old Hickory, and, may be, Messrs. Blair &
Rives would like TO follow IN the footsteps of their
illustrous predecessor Clay says that do
not take well in this wooden country-he tined u.
That was his experiment. Qnery, do you think
Harry OF the West understands the American sys-
tenn now Yours, v.
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SP A RING ROOM

John MeCLEEsTER & GEoRGE KENsETT beg re.
% & K. I&R R and in pss & h't nsy
oa!s 81 reaf o and Cen On Monday for The pSr
- a. s
!sG
Of h.e
GIsSs ,Et human
have been entirely cured ae. medicines
Strict decorum " II be preserved in their room
S es ar. wa 5nS sps Sa their % %
% s's1 one is.
S & shs % s, s remedy as p s
success Of this wonderful preparation has for itse name
u; lsSs q I slSs.
mos: ssi, s
:l
ranted in every case. MAJ It-m
WANTED-For geatlem and lady, two comiora6I. an-
that the family should BE- small and without boardsrs The aid
raj I'm
y good well aasiissd for !hs ba.i
with sf ~h
N0IlCEIEpigIant BoaIdng House Keepers, and those
II 5 The . ss & e Pa as S
81 what a. &c they can Offer for the emf
JQuRNEYMAN BARBER & APPRENTICE WANT:
ED|Wanted Journeyman Barber, Of good address and
moral %, cha. character a II Park row. BY PUssEDDU.
TO MANUFACTURER AND MECHANICs.-The
line and practical mechanic being
nit information eiaty English Of operating
nj ' ssie ''nsn JAMES l. IssSorrsoN. Boston, Mass.
COUNTERS
e pssss's pSSS @ 1 o. three second hand n store
No. 65 Nassau street. mis- &c
WHEAT-2so0 baahels prime Illinois Wheat landing s1
Ssr '.s g. oSSh St
- wANTED,7A well broken Saddle Horse, q
s rs%.. Sa fP g.a hs Once. Of gentleman ASss: s01
TO MILITARY COMPANIES, ASSOCIATIONS
MUSICIANS, LECTURERS, &c.
NEHWg AMP 4; RmLE AND CONCERT
Eneoafsssa By h, very psGSn,ss BY III.
Of 81 G &. s. sans % %
remodeins ana Of interior hi. favor
po AND s.. IN Who w sss r % 8
tiil ons this must
s wi. 4
ion: ali the the
ss which will be ready BY the 10th D'''%ssi $ %'
P9TAToEs1loOe b9shel, very superior Irish Potatoes
landing sr ship sddon from Liverpool and Tor sale in
n2src T. X COLLINS co. s. South st.
NOTICE
NHE PUBLIC is respectfully informed that the First Ball
OF the Thistle Association for this season,
will take place Tammany rail Fndsy Evening Decem
ber 18TH 1874. n21 3tsm
NO. 285 BROADWAY, NEAR GRANITE
BUILDINGS.
MONSIEUR EDOUART Silhouettst Of the French and
that he x. Ssw YORK; o fesr Ssa
through all the principal cities Of the United States. lie brings
with him valuable collection Of Lkenesses Of distinguished
characters the Church, STATE Navy Army Ltestne Sci
and Art His American collection 5000 and
his European $4,000 all with their autographs appended
This highly interesting collection is exhibited his rooms
where free admission all hours Of the day.
Mr. H. continues take single licensees family groups
the Of which we'll known the public
quie the abundant and aerng testimonials that could easily
be furnished.
families attended their residences. required Being
about this he his friends
and the public generally TO call early possible.
nl9 1wissc
EMPs bale; dsw rot Hemp Of y:ry superior ,lity land
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MEDICAL NOTICE-REMOVAL
DR. EVANS (,he Old Doctor) has removed his Medical
- and Surgical Office to his Old Stand No. IL Peck slip
near Water street.
10 Confidential practice usual n23 itsrc
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Warrington.


Correspondence Of the Herald.
WASHINGTON CITY, d. c., Nov. 81, 1874.
Who Mrs Polk Uas-A Niece Of J4dge White
Hotels-I4otels- Botsis.
MY BEAR SIR =
! saw paper OF yours, few days since, IN
which it was said that the lady of Mr.. Polk, our
President elect, was Miss Easton, who formerly
resided in the family Of General jackson, at the
White House. This il mistake. Mrs. Polk IL
the niece Of the late Judge White, a distinguished
Senator Of Tennessee, and was married before the
election Of General Jackson as President; and ac-
companed her husband to this place when he was
first elected to Congress
perceive by your paper OF yesterday that some
jealousy has been created between the hotel kept
by Mr. Coleman, in this place ,aRd the other hotels
and that an article has appeared giving bill OF
fare OF dinner at the National, and also giving q
preference to il over the other hotels here. Such
preference is rather iRvdious, and the other hotels
do not deserve it, If bills OF fare speak anything.
send you one, containing our dinner OF ycster-
day, which is as folows:-
BROWNS HOTEL-BILL or FARE.
GENTLEMENs' ORDINARY
Oyster and Vegetable
Boiled Rock.
RoAsr.
Beef Lamb, Turkey, Duck, Fowl
p..,u, ;, uu..n s'DE I Dns.s; :. ...,
Duck la mode, Chicken larded, veg'bs sauce,
Rabbit Frcassee, Lamb Sweet Breads
Lamb Tongues, in paper, Oy ysers. fried,
Wild Duck, aalmi.
GAME.
Partridges, Wild Ducks.
BoiLEp
Ham, Mutton-Caper Sauce, Fowl,
Corn Beef, Pork and Turnips
VEoKTABLEs
Celery, Irish Potatoes Turnips,
Carrots Cabbage, &c.
Descent.
Calls Foot Jelly, Peach Pie, Float,
Apple Pie, Pumpkin Pie.
FRUiT.
Apples, Nuts &c.
In speaking OF the "good cheer" and the elegant
improvements lately made at "Browns' old and
justly popular establishment, nothing was intended
more than TO detail facts and to do Justice to il.
No one who is not immediately interested or act
ing under prejudice. can deny this large and
elegantly arranged hotel to be equal to any in this
city, and surpassed by none anywhere. II is an
universally admitted fact. that no dining room in
the United States equals the one al Browns for
elegance OF appearance, size and every other thing
to recommend it, In saying this, no disparagement
is intended TO Mr.. Coleman, and much less to the
other hotels, all of which are most excellent.
Yours most respectfully, Is.
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
EASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY,
the honor Of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen of
York and vicinity that he has arrived for the purpose Of
giving the principal fashionable Dances prevailing
IN the highest circles OF European and American
Mons has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
and the marked approval Of the fashionable community
Among ether, Mons propose; r teach that well known
the vase de- Depx Pas-the Mazourka-new Colions-new
Galoppe, and all American Dances
Mons. X. will be assisted by MADAME KORPONAY a.
usicisn The instruction will be given in the French, Ger
Rooms engaged q Park Place e-strcty private cool
and aryfor the accommodation Of Ladies and Gentlemen.
The Polka and the Qnadre. at danced in
the fashionable circles Of London and Paris
four lessons.
his residence, Is Park Place.
TERMs:-Clas Lessons from 10 to H. A. M, IL and
TO 2, r. NJ, and from to in the evening.
SII Lessons se-tweye lessons $lo and quarter Si5
ter, $50.
emies, &C., &c. M
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lysis Of Merch, Exchange, University NY
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Deaf &D Asylum, Min. & Churches, Ward Schools,
Description Of city National Acad'myI Washgn Square
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F,sr BoAsp.-Ioo shas Wilmington r., bo 22l; 100
10 do 22I AS do do, 23 100 do, do ads -; do
w. as 400 do do, b. 2s 80 do DO d. -; 100 do do
ss"h 4; 'H 1875 n DO do sooo Reading liz Isd Rail
Road Bonds, 10; $4,000 do do cash, 10; 5000 City
s's, 1883, looi shares Chesapeake 4 Della
800 do 6s al shares United Sta Bark ST. 90 do Com
Satchsz ", 2. Orleans Gas, sli iodc C"'orsrcfl
1daS iJt. loo Niitht ia Baak Keatu NY casa .
osooSp BoARp,lVo shares Girsrd Bank, ., W pi2,
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Married.

On Friday 2ad inst. in this city, by the Rev Dr. Nc.
Auley, WILLIAM c. LOCK-, Of Albany, to LYDIA HuNrLLv
daughter Of the late Samuel Woodwork, Esq Of this
city
On Thursday, 2lst inst. by the Rev A. Rogers Mr..
JOHN GIsBs, OF Washington city, d. c to Miss EMMA
BATcHELoR, late of London, England.
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EMP2oo bales dsw rot Hemp very superior land
ing er ship Vernon, from New Orleans, and for aals Ia
nj ne ~ '"''E I K COLLINS 4 90. a sou,A s.,..4
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PoRr Az PRINcE-Brig Ann-s7 logs mahogany GosIer,
Whetmore.
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snip Masters ans ag.nts.
Ne shall esteem II favor if Captans of yrsA ~ xivs
ROBERT svEv, Captain Of our News Boats d report Of
me shipping LETT AZ the whence they sailed the vessels
mwipsper o. new. they may have He will board ths
abroad, will also confer favor by s.ndinr To- th ecs All
M Marine nteilignnce they obtane Nautical Ialorms
aon OF any kind will b thaakfallv rsoslysd,
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This includes the State tolls, which paid by the
Companies. These charges appear very extravsgant,
and can only command freight Of q very valuable
ure, requiring rapid transportation. Agricultural pro
ducts cannot afford these prices These railroads will be
Of more transporting merchandise int the interior
than in bringing produce to the ssaboard.
The Bank Of Smyrna, Dell has declared dividend Of
psr for the last Q months.
The Dwight and Perkins Manufac uring Corporations
have each declared dividend Of ten per cent for six
months.
The receipts Of the Reading Railroad from one week
to another, huctaate much, varying, from week
week. thousands Of dollars Those for the week ending
the 10th inst below those Of weeks previous
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS THE PHILApELPHrA AND READ
Ire RAILROAD, roR THE WEEK Nov. 10. 1874
lrave irtights, &c c....... $l5,47 81
Tons
Coal transported during the week. ...... IL 66s 10
Previously transported this year ...... SsI soo U5
Total this year. ar................. 800 37l 10
Coal transported last year to November lsth
inclusive. ..................... 207, asa 10
Increase this year. ......... ...... se,Il9 o5
The Banks Of Ohio, like those Of many other sections
Of the country, according the official returns for Oc
tobsr, show an expansion within the past month From
August to September there very slight advance in
The New York herald., 1844-11-23
SOCIETV I.JRR ARV

THE qgs9naed Delineator Of American Pscuarties. Dr..
VALENTINE will give series Of
Society Library commencing Tuesday Evening Nov 2h
8it assisted by that beautiful and talented artistic Miss ROSl-
MA SHAW and other eminent performers. For particulars,
programme. n23 3ts
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MARITIME HERALD.

:. Movements Of the Steamships.
n :. Meqmer, Leave LipL DUE .ame'd. Leave .que'd
britannia Hewitt. Nov !. Nov IL. ........ Dec.
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TO LET,
- HANDSOME suit q Rooms consisting Of two
table is furnished. and be had by early app
cation All Houston street u23 lwsrc
"a A GREAT BARGAIN.-A large store and dwelling
m house for sale also few building lots annexed located
the centre q one Of the most rouEishng villages on
now DONE principally for cash. and still the Increase but
i'll health induces the TO sell It. Buildings all in prime
order.
The well known possess advantages rarely
be found either in the country city, The
sals would be willing his health would
permit for few months during hi. stay in the place toward
still farther establishing for the Title indispu
taben short it ill be found glance be worthy the
attention OF the business
x SMITH, 10 Cedar n23 ltsrc
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.
BURTON's THEATRE.
LRCH STREET. pHJI .AnEJ .puI


THIS EVENING, Nov. 23d, will be presented the play Of
THAR. MI Conner Karl Mr. Burke Cludine Mr. Booth Rav
After which. MONSIEUR ToNsoN-Morbleau, Mr. Hac.
After which MtRDER in fHE FIRST DEGREE
Spoon, Mr. Bprton Ess!her,y si NJ 4; g Bsrrsm;
Nayis, Mrs Booths Nereine, Miss Kirby Pineknot, Mi
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kER PACKET FOR RHAVRE-sECOND LiNE-The
M4Xt tshp BALTIMORE, Edward Funk, master villa
1e&Lkson the Let OF December.
For freight passage apply 10 BOYD " HINCkEA,
assc No.. aToptias buildlns, eofnes Wall and wafer ~
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Died,

On Friday, 22d inst after short illness, ALEXANDER
L'Airg, at the age Of six weeks and one day
The friends Of the family, and the members Of Concor
Lodge No 43 o. OF o. f. are respectfully invited to
tend his funeral tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from
his fathers residence, ll2 Roosevelt street.
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rARIrr OF CHARoEs-FREIoHr on RAILRsAps
From Utica to ALBANY aa cents ner IOO IN
The New York herald., 1844-11-23

Drafts and Exchange sight for any amount, be fur
nished the Nat ona B,nk Of Ireland The Nohern Banking
Company National Bank Of Scotland payable at the
Branches throughout the country G. Grimshaw
Co.,, Merchants, Liverpool; and H. G. 0lyn Coz Baakes
The New York herald., 1844-11-23

BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL
A THE COLISEUM, $50 Broadway.-The greatest Me-
- chanica Exhibition witnessed almost
real life has been visited by 1000 persons in Boston
and Philadelphia alone Also splendid Panoamas Of the
Land, &c. &c.
Tickets IS cents-chldren under years l2 Doors
open at before 7-conmeuce ~ O'Clock p. 3. Exhbi.
ons on Wedneedsy and Saturday. for families and
wi
The New York herald., 1844-11-23

M,LLE. PAULINE DEsJAKDlNS respectfully informs
A her and the public general that she is about
form Ciasse de Dance" ladies' and gentlemen which
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The morning school will be open from O'Clock o'clock
| and the evening from o'clock to o'clock.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing ti0n call
MILE Deajardin's house, Place. m