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The New York herald., 1845-11-11
ROCKT,AND OITARRy

HOOKLAND LlUAKK1.
TO IRON AND GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
AMES TOM respectfully informs the public that he has
yened the Quarry Formerly belonging Mr. Richard Coe,
IN Clakstown Rockland Co. where and glass manuac
tuers be furnished with for building their furnaces
tho very best quality The stone well known the pub
lie the above line being used from the quarry upwards
o seventy Like furnished the rough
finished state OF finer quality and equal color than
other in aud twenty per cheaper than
other stone used in the city of New York Architects and
builders have opportunity of introducing
being cut and hsrdens by exposure proof fire
rost Any individual opportunity the
same kind Of stone built in farm houses the vicinity oil the
quarry and now IN sound state after being exposed the
weather ninety Orders received
MrWiam Youngs stone yard corner Barrow Wash
ington streets, New York Oct. 20 3w-rc
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M i government depository and has on deposit to
redt Of the Treasurer Of the United States slse 062
cau,.al Of the bank psid in is 100000 There has
falling Of in tho specie and an increase in tho
,lotinn within the past year.
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Tuesday Evening. Nov. llth.
The manager of the Ahamran has much pleasure in
uouncng the Of the celebrated delineator Of
acomic Characters and eccentric eculiarities,
DIR VALENTINE,
who will enven his audience with bis uperlstvey hu-
morous'i and ''irressbly lsughable' entertainment.
The services OF the popular and highly talented
ANGLESEA SINGERS !!
Have aso been secured Their reputation established on
SO basis that comment encomium on their pecu
liar style of singing would be superfioous As vocas snd
musicians they not to be surpnsseuin tne
WHOLE WORLD :!
Performance to commence t11s O'Clock Admission 70 cts
ul0 N+r
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PROGRAMME.
Overture in D. Full Orchestra Kaniwoda
Aria-Mss Windmuller, 'Das Alpenhom, tComo :
Obligato) :. 80. ..... .......... Proch
Grand Fantasia--Miss Bramson, lie Marche D.
Otello with full orchestra. =. ......... Herr
Ballad-'rll watch for thee Mr. Austin Phillips, .,,
arranged by -. .... Phillips
Duetto-Piano Forte, Miss Bram,on and Miss Har-
ret Eramson. .
French Aras-Mons Gilbert Les Heriondeles' Fecien David
,t lie Bon Cure . -. ,................ l. Puget
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AMUSEM ENTS.

PAbsA gfiflas A<sc.
MR.. AND MKS. CHARLES KEAN.
Tuesday Evening, November Ilth,
WI MscgafR. ss YgssifITsd
Lady Mac6e,h... So, MrschsIis. Kssn %
La Polka hy the two Miss Vallees.
MY NEiSHBoTs's ii eaHi5gS5 S,sh WIFE
Price OF Adm,sion-Boses, 81; f 10 cent. .ialery.
Doors sl o'clock ard tn, Caraia vilri.e precisely
nOWERf THEAT1M.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Tuesday Evening, November IIth,
The peIj1GGJppIITpfss jGpITs SEsaE. e EfSITsnee with
sTan. hade antony ,F.seot, seot,
ENCHANTED FOUNTAIN
ssIsSias rhs Aerial Spirit. By the River. Family
2SSrss TS Sfsssds ssTavEf Ti,n v'tEsf
Antoine Bernard. .......... ........... BLANCHARD
Gato......... a., ip.,9y I99ny
Lower Boxes cents; second and Third Tisn ! c,
Doors viii open at 4 half pas, 6 the eurtain viii ri.es,7
CHESTNUT STREET TfIEATIhE.
?HLADELfHIA.
w n. hohToF L-ssEE AID --4iN dEA
Second Night Of the
English Opera Company.
Tuesday Evening, November IIth,
s%s:hw
seguin; Lord Arthur Talbot, Mr. Frazer Sir Richard
Forth, MIR Delavant; Lord Walter Walton MIR Rae Sir
Brpno RobeIlson, Nj Damn; Gi Mrs Seguin; Hsnrette
Of Fronce Miss Coad.
Previous which popular Farce of the TWO QUEENS
-Magnus Lobb. Mr. Owens; George Keller. + Shaw;
Margaret, Mrs Mclean; Ceris'ine, Mrs Wilkinson.
AstCai srt.t.E.'T THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA
srAaE hasAesf ,............... aiR h = srrvgrs
MISS EsI Eah sHN Nyh' NS EpEagsRsp N gsRSSru.u
EIGHTH NIGHT OF MR. sILSBEE
Tuesday I;venin. November IIth,
Bradford, MIR Freeercks Dan Macrasy, Mr. Broughan;
Caleb Scrimmage MIR Burke; Anne Bradford, Miss A
Fisher
To be followed by THE IRISH LION-Tom Moore. Mr.
= Brougham: Mira Fzgig Miss Nelson.
To conclude with The FORTUNE TELL ER-B. Useful
uriah Doc, Mr. silsbee Blanca Carlort Mrs Burke
BOWERY CIRCUS.
BOXES IS cents-PIT l21l-CHIL DREN HALF PRICE.
Splendid Horsemanship,
BY the finest Troupe in the United States
GREAT EQUESTRIAN ACTS
illustrations Of Irish Humor, by BARNEY WILLIAMS.
l-Psrfomance Away before II o'clock nl0 3tmc
LEOPOLD DE MEYERS
GRAND FARE WELL NCERT,
WILL take pace FRIDAY EVENING, 14th insta at
w the Tabernacle when he will be assisted By the first
cal and instrumental artists IN the city NIL ltmc
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PART ii

Oyerure-Der Freyschutz :. :. ........... Weber
Cavatina-Miss Wndmuer, trom the Opera Ca
puiett) 'Se Romes' -. =. -. -. Mercaaante
Air Francaise-'Pesit Fleur des Bos Mons Cir
Duerto--By Miss j. and II Brsmson. ....:..:.....
Baad-Calm was the night MIR Austin Phillips A. Phillips
orchestra .a.o =. '........ Crsray
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SLHArRA.
No $50 Broai,cav, (betceen Spring and Pr1nce)
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS
MUSIC AND MIRTH
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TEL, NAVY

WILEY PUTNAM l6 Broadway, have for sale, Hints
w the Reorganization of the Navy" and
ton of Reply Hnts ON the organization Of the Navy
Two neatly prrtrd pamphlets. obs eod6w+rc
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CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,
293 KrOadxvav

CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,
a93 Broadway.
CHICKER!NG would inform the public, that he has rel
moved his Pianos from the OF Broadway aud Park
Place, Rooms No and Lafarge Building Broadway
doors above Reade street. wheIehe will keep general assor
The public invited call his and examine the
present stock n8 msr
L DANIEL WALKER Manufacturer Of Piano Fortes has
constantly hand of Rose
wood and Mahogany Piano Foes, kept exclusively for hire
including Grand and Cabinets with six aud
the last Fair of the Amer can Institute for mp!ove in
don suitable for small church. private family for
cheap loan time Store All Broadway Mandatory
West 18th ST. 9th avenue. ne lm*nc
FINE ARTS.
al PAINTINGS cleaned, lined and restored, by
" II. BENT,
235 Broadway doors above
ol7 lmArc the American Hotel.
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0hy-TICKETS ONE DOLLAR,-W
Children under twelve yssrs of age SO cents
20 be had q all The music stores and at the doc
The evening Of the concert
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

-SExz- New Line ofPackets tOR l.tVERpOOL-Paeket
NQA Of the 2st NovembeIhe Splendid fast sailing and
SA3SS rvore packet ship HOTIlNGutk ltoe tons pur.
hea Captain Ira Busiey will sail on Friday November
2lst, herreguar day. :, -. .......a. -
son about 10 embark for the old county will not a TO see
e 90 be derived from selecting this line IN pre-
10 aud their capacity renders them every
way more comfortable and convenient than ships OF small
class and their accommodations Tor CABIN second e,p a
ANY ether line Of packets Persons wishing to secure nerth
should fs 10 make early application, on ooaTu ooso
'"''- w. SJ. 4. TAPsCoTT, at their qsnral
usro Passage Ofcs Is South street. corner Maiden lsne
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PROGRAMME OF
NJ R,S ". M q II r., s.

PROGRAMME OF
SoIREE MUSICALE.
A THE APOLLO SALOON. on Thursday Evening,
- november ish' pApT
Dae'oFOur hands Piano Forte Mr. Hs9Ty T Tm os and
scees-Mr. Y. Mott Elena oh tu chic ehiamo,'
r.ntaia-Flass SSJ Kyle Clinton Clinton
6aiaiSsv Nqn Thou ar. ccysi:r Maria ia Hawses Hsses
Timm, Mr. Derwort aud Mr. George Loder.
PART IL.
Dueo--Four hands, Piano Forte. MrH Timm and Mr.
German Cantata-Mrs Mott, "Der wandererh shabert
Concerted Dusa-iais and Piano kyis sad
se0,eh lsPMs ,Ss paao Fs FMs ey her
Last May Draw wooer.o
Tickets One Dollaro obtained al the Music Stores and
At the door on tn. nisht Of performance nil 3tmc
THE ANNUAL BAIL
nF THE PuRDY GUARDS will take place ON Monday
~ evening, November llth at the Apollo Saloon Broad
Tckess be had the Other House corner Of Broome and
Wooster = % 4 q B'9deck Of King and Illusions
,,,r,, j. HICKS President.
CONCERTS, SOIREES, &c.
M prsparsd g receive saaasemsnss Concerts soSees,
Mrs so acts as Pianist and can be engaged Tor private
o0'o' sTs' MRs TsssSi % Of sE Es ss ss.
NJ lm+r and Singing, inl1s Grand street.
DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR j. PARKER has the honor his friends
III and the pIbc that his first Ball Of the will take
PLACE ON TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, at his new rooms
eng to commence O'clock Tickets ST. TO admit gentle
and his ladies' On which will b. brought for
ward the popular Polk and Polka Quadres with variety of
other Ball Room dances.
Mr. Shel,on's much admired Coton Band is engaged for
the ison and will introduce a variety OF music
Mr. r. assures the public that the proprietor othe house has
spared fitting the Ball Room part
attached for the comio OF ladies' and gentlemen The
newly constructed spring floor tn best for dncng that has
been laid dow in the city.
Publics will take place fortnight. The same in
beecker street MO 2ttmc
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kISN BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER.
E4&N POOL PACkETS-For Liverpool, only regular
&&n&kSpacket fthe 10th November
The magnificent aud celebrated fast sailing ayore
packet ship flDELIh burthen 1850 tons, Captain w. q.
Hackstaf will positively sail on Monday. the l7h Of Noy
IL well known that the accommodations of the Fdela,
tted in superior with every convent
that add TO the comfort Of those embarking
Persons proceeding old country sending for their
friends, wlA find il their interest 70 select this conveyance
passage, cabin second cabin and and
the berths early should be made board
foot Of Beekman st, to The subscribers,
ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO.
IS Fulton door the Fulton Bank.
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

ms The Consul for Belgium, residing '. nal'', ~,
oore has received official information from ns
@oysrnmsnt that the following articles will ns sdnsa
Il the ports Of ha, kingdom free rcr an'' uT adas
cern beans. psase Data oatmeal potatoes aho lVv
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

5AIfN fQh NEW OKLEANHs-Louislana ~ , ana New
2inst-The elegant fast sailing packet ship JANE h.
WILLIAMS, Parker master, will positively sail above.
her regular day
For freight passage, having handsome furnished
modatons. apply board Orleans wharf foot OF Wall
h. X. COLLINS u CO., Sc South II.
Positively goods received board evening,
Q tn inst
Agent in New Orleans James T. Woodruff who will prompt.
ly forward all goods his address. nllrc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

BosroS CoSvrSrIoN-Th convon.
unn Of the people Of Mn.ac husei,s, who
assembled IN Boston last week To express
their hostility TO the threatened annexation
Of Trsi', i. spoken Of IN all the Boston pa
pes MS bong Of highly respectable" chhrae
ter The foor Of old Fanurl HILL was
We 6l'ei hy one of,hc most respectable rs.
.enblase' Of ugc, worth. experience md
patriotism that ever congtcgnted within is
houorcd walls Tive proceedings of the
meeting are oia highly exciting character,
and the resolutions the spccch'' nni lhr
nIInss pat f,rlh by de conv'niicu, al
speak language that may he ut,d' ~, cd,
m! shjw tia, Freedom has not yet drsrr.
ted ,hc ROCK b md Shores Of New Eng.
land May the spiral Of opposition to this
measure, there displayed, spread through.
on, the length and breadth Of the New
England States. rrousc all flcm their Iuh-
atsy. AMI awake Us 10 the real danger Of
Southern aggression.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

ClciL u tie Hous. aud s,er,s'v 81 ne
,-usls 10 t,ctsc fee Of ponsr'. hate, nol
,N-tding ~ n ounces m weight. eietu 10
be rtIJ ont n jhc coming nt fund
r-nb~,s 81 Ccngn's - Ae supplied
uHh two ss,nr. from the u pir,m,u'. Tor
~a-L div ofihr ...,oo ssmrs 10 cst,,
Zee iUo ouuce weight 81 wf,,,n ~ rtin'cd
rapr: Or paPer s,c'n Of wuch, TO be-
ehsrcrl
The residue Of the bill ,nhanrc, SEM,
NJ sections defining shuss md faud. uron
The monopoly Of he Dparm'n, IN pur,u.
.nc' Of this net, sni ,pri'r'nc he pennl
}tci Tor such nhu.r. ot intraciushs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

ThcPfovIdrnce Journal justly remarks,
lha, The vote of,he Two Locofoco member,
OF Massachusetts, upon the Texas resolu.
lions, illustrates the difference between n
Locoloco who has jus, been beaten, and one
who is candidate. Mr. Parmcntcr has
nothing to expect from his district, and must
look to Polk for Office. Mr.. Williams is
still candidate.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

ns~The Boston Daily Mail says TINT
Sheppard Carey, one Of the members Of
Congress from Maine, who recently de.
lighted the House with speech on the
right ofUGro4e," and the "Rirsr Rio
del Nor,c," agreed, before his election TO
20 10 school two months before he took his
sent, but ihnt he had violated his pledge in
mi, regard We no'c'd in the Post few
DAYS ago a most merci,s'Iy sarcast anti.
Gle cla,Iye to this gentleman
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

Origin Of The Pillars on SHrrr Money
-Gibernl,er !. IN" wonler of the world,
and is SAID to be 1899 feet above the sen.
Cape Lroni is lso n very high elevation,
and the Nrarrst point Nli2 mIIfs) oppo.
site on The african thorc- Those two re-
markahle en- incnccs wcrc formerly dcsgna
ted by the nncients as the pillars Of Hcrcu.
les From this clrcum'rrnrr the dos,gn
arose ofponraying the Pl|rs Of tlefcu.
l,son-ihn, Interesting specimen Of silver
:coin-thc Spanish dollar "....
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

~ Washington correspondents shy TINT
there is bu, n very Sigh, chance that The
Texas resolutions can poss the S"n1fc
There arc 2S Whirs and p D. mocrns in
that boly Only TWO Of hc Wings, M,ssis.
Henderson and Foster, nrc CERTAIN to vote
for ,h,m THIS would leave II tic; hut
then it is eq1aly certain that Mossrs Ben.
ton and Niles, dcmocra', VIII vote against
,hcm -Nlrssrs johnson and Barrow of La
Jlrn1cin Of Tenn, Rives OF Va, and Der.
ri,n e Ga., wings, may also vote for the re
solves but lhcn there is a better chance
tina, Tappan and Allen OF Ohio, Dix OF n
Y, Atkinson Of Mo, Fairfield OF Me,
democrats, will vote the other way. 1, is
even whispered that one OF the New Ilamp
shire Senators will bolt, but this is more
doubtful The bets are two to one against
the passage Of the resolves.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

Free Blacks and M0laHocs bill ri
importance concerning tho interests OF this
class has just passed both branches OF the
Maryland Legislature. BY the net Of 1891
they we're allowed to leave the State for an
unlimited period md return again. upon
filing with the clerk Oft the county Of their
residence, n bill stating the rrnsons of Their
irpn,urc, and their in,rntion to rrturn
The clause or,he bill making this prov,s
sion was stricken ou,-wh 'hy under no
circuu stances, will be- allowed to rnuro 10
the State, nher hrvng abscn~ themselves
for thirty DAYS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06
FROM MEXICO -ANOTHER RE.

FROM MEXICO ANOTHER RE.
PORTED DEFEAT or SANTA
ANNA
BY The arrival OF the sdtah Ann at New
Orleans dates were rceei,cd from Mexico
TO the slh inst The following letter :,
published in tho New Of-nn, Ttopic
TArr.oo, Jan IS, 1915.
Dta, SIR DATES from Mc1,co 10 tho
sth INST arrived here last NIGHT Nv ~
press a dc'pctnir ha,l'' hid b,- n (,uch,
on Tho rlair,ot ippnn h'tw"rn Sinn A..
m. on,hr one side sud b nv5 mil Par,d ;
on tho Other which ,ntd IN hclo,1l fonl'
of tho forpcr who was cap,r''j IN trying
to MAKE hi, escape Five huojrd men
are r.poucy. to hive b.tn killed md Gen
Paredc' had been despatched tv Bravo in
pltslit at tho rcn,.>l troops Of Santa Anni
Bn,o himself was on the march back a
NcSwo. with his nugnst prisoner
This is all have lime 10 write
Yours i.
This very important news conts to tho
Troprc only through privni'snl,ircs pa.
pcrs from Mexico NJ, received 10 the A.
INST
1.-THE ncUs pnhlished by rs Yesterday
says Il e. New Ohcnn: Bee Of the DIST inst,
ofthe dei'nt anil capture Of Santa Anna
may be rcl,d 90, rnd we have no reason
TO doubt It's correctness, the career Of the
Mexican Dictator hns probably, ere this
been brought to a bloody close The fate
Ola fallen ,yrnnl in country like Mexico,
alternately swnycd hy factions and subject
to a military dc.potism, needs Iiule con
lec,ure. The axe and the hcadsnan, the
cord, or pcradventurc the more honorable
doom ola soldier, will quickly terminate
his mortal cares.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

FRon Nlf4llo-Thc Pielspfe or tho
l9sl.sllGsiha son of Santa, Ann, sl.d
qecnmldcp .ooe neacRtp.ht lsop.lI.c l.2gn
II D.c wfIIg. cn!clyoias l1 80 ape
fron.ihnl clty.
On the Sort OF p'rrmhfr sr1a AroN
was NJ Av"r1. 'raIl.rIiIgr n sholt de.
lance rom the raPIIal ..... .""
private hrer fom the civ of Mcx'rn,
received nj Havana ani ,tt.l 2-thD"an'
bcr s,V. that The force under Santa Anna
ovrcrd ID 10 900 mrr well dIcTIln'd vet
~" wrlicr sayF this FIRE" rnhn" n''' MN.
Tn. -anr' i.d,fnl.d by ~ 600 men,
# whom - 600 arr '9H"f h'is' ana
5000 b.lonr 10 ,oc N,"oo'. ""'Ls
M.nn f,n,r,,, have m. &c The c'ri-
IA is dcchrcd in 70 ste ~ '''3'. u - m
po.sblo fir Sin,a Anaf 70 'r'f''t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

,ha, 1-ss. ror, OF Treasury noes, owned
hy 81 protii sd TO "irads' or n' mbsfs,
have p'i,,J great par IN lhIs result; bat,
thank C,d there i, the SINATr va IA
S, nate that knows It, own rights and dignl
to md that will not cons n, to sec n'cli
.,,rr.d Il n tlclusive CONSTITUTIONAL pow.
r. on ,nch qu'sioo ne acquiring htcien
t,tti,afy--nh,chc an only be- done Wv ttrn.
Nv W. have un,haken faith that the Srn
ate will NOT concur ia THIS or any Other
n,s.nrr nfihe flous~ II viii ave tie
Constitution and the Country
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

MA bill providing that the elections
for Pres.lcn, aud Vice Prcsideu, stuIl he
held on the same day throughout the Uni.
ted States, namely, on the frs, Tuesday at.
ter the fire, Monday Of November has 1,'.
Sod both Houses Of Congress ard has re.
ccivcd the signature Of the President. and
become law
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

nJThe London Globe says, tina, pen
SION from the funds OF the civil
Lia, has bern conferred upon Thomas
Hood, the author Of nmongs, other things,
"The Song OF the Shit"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06


Posr OrrIcE BILL-The New York
tlsrall furnishr. the following synopsis Of
this bill now under discussion 10 the Sen
ate
The bill fires the rates Of postage a. fol.
lows
For single letters on distances no, ox.
cceilng one hundred miles. FIVE cents
Exc riding one hundred miles. Ten cents
Double loner,. double rMcs Treble let.
lers, tFehlc ralrs Quadruple letters, quad.
npl- r,i's Single Icnefs Of one or more
pieces ofpapor motif exceed quarter Of
m ounce IN wright Half ounce letters. or
letters beyond n quarter ofan ounce, of one
or picces Of paper, 10 be e4,nrg,d n. double
lerers &c Drop leitc-s two cents each
Alvcui.'d lc,!ers TO be charged with cos's
Of advertising extra.
Newspapers Of 1900 sqn,rr inchs FOR
ih,rv milcs from place If puhIca,ion 70 h.
cnrrrd free Of charge For transportation
nfneutpnprl, FOR distance. exceeding ,hf'
4 rs nihs ,hs Same charge as ut present
N'o,3ar,,s r1cccll"g 1900 sq1aro inch,s
100 b" charged rlm0Hl. postage
i ''NA' ah'N CO Thfifr, NbilnlllN, &C.
'o' c'r'' ~ S., ,rf'-re tive Of d''lln
COS
phrrNta' p"rcAical' &c, ounce
wtirhsl1' 100 mile, ar less. tWo Gems
For each ailuonSl ounce one cen,
ANY fractional excess 10 u aged as M
ounce
VI 2 For distances over lo0.r,@.. Tor ra5o
rtl,t, Sc o onr dr~c- % t.s IN. WEIGHT
I've eenls For eierc. Of eight ,arhe a.
; sbnte
n EIira lines uuihorizsd for mail h-ii
,ies - '.f ~. ..-..t .dzt. =,5,.
Frank ing PfIvi'fVc abolished. wilh cer
'am restrictions ~ oHic. ai d. 'rsstc4,rs ~ IL
Sos HSzef GrHerslh's as-s-sss un4 DEP
: u'trs
The pte.,isn, Wee Prs.,'isu, snl b,
: -ai'nfi et.prc-ii'n's and Wee Prc.dsni,
! aoi ,iov, Of Pr',iicu,s m hsvc M frsu'
, lhg privilege Mrnib'n Of Congrr,, L
. r,:A,n he ugkl Of IsaoksHg "Pls Dos
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

uTThc horses auached to the sleigh of
ExP Preston, Van Buren,, n, k,nlerhook,
took fight the ether day ns,he driver wns
returning from church, by which the sleigh
was ups,t The Jrlver thrown out and cs.
capcd as by miracle Little damage was
done
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06
Tur EpIscopALIA>s-The Episcopal
PusGeld, VI

Tnr EpIscopALIh>s-Th Episcopal
luns deserve no small praise Tor he mofnl
courage ,hey have displayed IN trial of two
Of their most Distinguished Bishops On
dcrdonk Of Phladrlphla, anil OnJerdonk
Of New York Thay rcpulia,e the iden
of saw NC the Church from repronch,"
10y screening wicked preln.c,. They were
themselves the d.coverers Of the wrong,
a nj tie first to punIsh.-Iporlland Amer.
can.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

InroRrAxr-The following BIZ ofin.
tcllrenee VIC cory from@a rfstnl Eng hsh
paper, which We recommend 70 lhe auen.
iion-oflke .,membefs OF The AntiFok'ng
yout MOSQUITO ohet pcoplp', bus'hes .soe'-
ety ssl....
NsSTIp IsnEpI.TELv-A lew per
so. offIir chafscIer. age or sex ANNA err.
~. nj salary of $500 pr annum, merely
10 mind tlrlr own business Ni'h p'rlodi
cal lncr,n.e. 'quival,ni 10 fIO0 per nm
nnu,. 20 ica,r oiher CeoTh's alone Ap
ph-n,ions. with csimoninls, 10 he addns
'ed 10 the hsnorary S'c"ary Of ILp az,
loe;td Home Department
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-06

BRITisn DEBT The amount Of tho
BRUSH debt on the 9Th Of January lS43
was f79l 526, 49, equal 10 near o.
900, 100000. In lsi6-7, the debt was
1900 100000
The New York herald., 1845-01-14
BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL FANCY AkTl
Giles FOR PRESENTS.

sITE BUILDING. 273 BRo.
CHAArHERa STREE

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SuNpRY ARTcLE Es FOR EvERYBopYs UsE Lip sslye
Cream Pasles Liquid and Powder Rouse Pearl Powder
its Of vineger; Aromatic ynsyar Oo Of Roses Perlumed
Seaipg Wax and Wafen; eiter and Note Paper; Sits O.
Lemon; Diamond Cement: Powder Boxes and Pus; Toilet
&C. Aso Nail Fi'es; Toohpcks; Tweezeu; Tongue
toilet or personal comfort at home or travelling
portion Of the toilet articles they have fol
their choice assortment Dgs and Medicine. from which
accuracy despatch They intend be fnt the first
their business and respectfully sociy the patronage Of he
friends and the public
sGDA WATEa-Wi,h the following syrup yia.-ssnssp.r
berry; Orgeat, &c., Of superior quality.
MEDciNAL WA ,ERs-From all the celebrated Sp
From SAatoga-the Congress- Union Iodine and Pavilion
ceved fresh week Also aconssn: supply Of sharon