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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
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SCHOOL IN BROOK ~. I'm tn t.snlar at;
"A Araton with some 25 or SO SINAI seno s zines and
@ ~ pIsssept .lisibly situated rooIn will a. De
f-rred by the proprietor 10 some yo1r . Obliged 10
o. m sccount OF III health Address with city reTr
ences Wells Spring, 81 P!ne-st or Mr. Brown 10 10
P.erpont-st Brooklyn- 77;.,
TIf; taught a. your own hresde with much fhci.iy
80 AMID nroyression on a but never falling sSs
,.r1 NJ DCMSDAY, Professor OF Music, f1o brnsd"sy'
S,. .hnve Capast continue teach ladles soc gh.e
& he Guiter Singing Accordion and Violin, In al paf1'
OF New-Yor city on reasonable terms APP5 a. 49,
d5 Inn
NEW Course Of Lessons in F,sneh or tIs N9Ssr
II sonian Sysiera by Edmond pu BaisSon =. cor
jng casses are now being formed at No ~ I ~
ner OF Houston. Hours Of silendance'0 . 10 a'N
O'Clock. 1000. .bls m converse with
"a sodity and ease besides acquiring ~ ~ 6v
of Inc Ian gusge with all its ieiomauc pecuHa' ~ "
Snrisr particulars terms &c viii Se mage &c ~ ln "n
so,jicston M M BooSnsm's Select 9choo no ~
. - I;oos,ous, between the hours OF A. M ana
PM : :.
I;17IfE -EI- -ECT SCHOOL, No, a! Green cor. Of
1hs, m the Prussian sysem Is gwen in al me Ee
ion Scie Rsscbes OF sound English Education The La
lin and French isnFusses ~ ,h eenea snn cosT,e
Numbers limited. No Boy upwards of II years o. age
W ooderdonks 25 John-st Messrs Lockwood Sons.
Brondway, and T. ]. Crowens, corner OF Broadway ana
Bieeckers. Ed IN
nRSM1NSHIP-A privai. class in PenmEnship IN
der the charge Of MI McLauren, NEE. q. O'clock IN
The evening al Mr. Bookhams Schooroom, No. Ia Green
corner of Houston-s-
The OF practice is much extensive and thor
ough Than can possibly be given in large School.
Bookkeeping also taught
Farther particulars terms. &c made known on appca
ton above between the hours OF A d. and oc!och
P.M no Im
nISHKOIV's RIDING SCHOOL,, No fl5 Bow
~ ery near Astor and La Fsye,e places New-York mr
the that s Schoo! open Dag ana
evening for Equestrian Tuition snd exercise Riding
TERMS:
,s .sSas tmSTuas ..s'os 90 h..,. 90
10 do ......... 10 90 % Rides...... 90
do ........ 5 o. 10 do ...... ......... o "
Single Lessops....... goo Single Rides. IS
Roed do 81
n B.-Hrhy trained and quiet Horses, for the Road or
Parade 10 let EVENING CLASS:
70 2Lessons.........Sa O0l20 Rides %
Single 00l single fsldes...-...... 20
RULES:
l. All Lessons or Rides paid for commencing.
One allowed for each Lesson Ride In the School
g. One hour and half for q Lesson on tbs Road.
T. Hours for Ladies, from A. NJ. 10 p II.
s. Hours for Gentlemen from TO and from 10 q, r NJ
G. No gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated
to Ladies
Only three months allowed for Course OF Lessons or
Rides.
~ g. The School hns been rehed and furnished with
Ladies delicate health need be under no appTe
heusion of taking cold. l"5l
card requested previous 10 commencing
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

NTOTICE Is hereby gwen, thai application WI be
made 10 the Legislature of the state Of New York al lis
sext session. incorporate The Prison Assocs-
t,,, Of N.w-York New York Nov. II. l3t5. ul26w
NOTICE OF APPLICATION for the discharge
OF all insoIveni from his debts pursuant 10 the pro-
visions the third article of the first title OF the MN chapter
Of the second part OF The Revised S,autes-Joseph ?.
Smith Juror-Soice first published November llt, 1910
Creditors TO appear before Frederick A Tamadge, Re
cord-r OF the City Of New York his Office No II Nassau
street in the City OF NewYork the 28th day Of Decen-
her nryt MIS- law6w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
TgE CHEAPEST AND MOST SPLENDID

The frs, number win be published on the lst day OF
and thence regularly the first secular dsy oi every
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

LII TAfSCoTI'S General Emigration Oeice 70
5GES ooutA-sTeet -orEer MaIdsn-s1e. Ag-as FOR th1
Ne" Lire OF Liverpool Packets" &e-Tne SUB
oStDei's ~ reminding Aer vnds mat .hey Will contnes
tunoe super,E OF Sir. Wm Tapscoil IN Lyef'
poolJ ~ arrangements win persons residing IN 10
UaiLd States or Cen@da 10 bring e,r friends from The od
country 10 Newiofk, Boston. BALTIMORE Philadelphia
Orlcsns Queb, ST. JOINS would inform tea Asi
the principles which has beea eop-
ductea llI be coEErued through 1910. Nr w. Tspsco
tEow well known ~ very rea! number who have ee-n
despatched s country uHcer his ci.ecl.ou,l VIII IS
Usual attend with punctua the ebarAaoG oi every pei
whose passage ay be engaged for be New Line VI
Liverpool PacksIs," giz:
QUEEN OF TIE W EST, I25O toaa ROSCIUs, 100 tons.
LIVERPOOL, li50 SlDDONS, 100
HOTTISGUER, 1000 GARRlCk,lOCc
ROCHESTER,, leO0 SHERIDAN, lvo
Tho st George Line Of Liverpool Packets" The Union
Line OF Liverpool PacA-ta Every Information will ID ysa
oy making personal application The once, or BY !eses
post Paid) addressed 70 Wa J. T. IA. SCOTT,
IS Sout-st corner Maiden-Iano, New-Yorx
Or 10 WM TAPSCOTT, or
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

III ONLY REGULAR LINE OF Packet fJr New
1S Orleans. Packet Of the Z0h December. The splen-
DID, well known, fast sailing paket ship UNION,
Capt It4ttoonr wi positively sail on Saturday, December
2U her regular day. The accommodations Ui s -hp for
cUiu second cabin 1nG seefase pas7eng
passed. ThOse wishing To berhs should not
aAu eGry application board the VI Wast or TO
W. & J. 4. TAPSCOTT,
DIS - Souti-st % M.tdrn.lsna
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
PASSENGERS SAILED.

IN llo ship Cherokee from Nec Orlsans-Lieut Perry,
SA, Messrs Gibbs Garnet and Tingley.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

JUST PUBLlSHED,
FgNHE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools Illus
trai.d by 30 ergravinss and IS maps with globe
map, plan IN vol iio by 5 o. Goodrich hdtbor
Of Peter Psreys Tales. &c
The above work has already been Introduced into The
Public Schools OF Rochester, and in number o! others
The frs, edition is nearly disposed OF The second
will be published in & few days
aSos HUNTINGTON i SAVAGE. Slo Pesrl-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
ACKE ERMAN'S

~
DATENT STREET ETDIRECTORS.-The Common Coun
ci OF he City OF N-wYorS through their Lamp and Gas
Committee having Instructed the subscriber put su
cient number Directors IN different parts oi the CITY, Tor
tbe purpose of satisfying public OF is advantages over
the common sgns in use, he would call alien
lion following places, where the signs attached 10 te
lgmps NAV be Corner OF Wall and w lllail Nassau
and Ann Broadway aud Barclay Hudson and Canal! Hud-
so, ana Spring Hudson and Charles, Washington and Per
rv Broadway and B-ecseT Bowery and Houston broone
and Mulberry Broome ard Attorney Chatham and RooSe.
'e'' D''O D'"e' a11 JAMES ACKERMAN.
Alderman Miller Sign Painters. lUl Nastsnst n2S Il
EAS@NER ~ YOUNG, No l52 ChaIham-st whole
VI sale aud retail dealers nhe following goods oer them
10 the public The Christmas and New ears Hoiday.
AT prices, with the assurance that ey WI! no
he ou nd entirely afterwards. Goods delivered
free OF eXpen-e.l
FRuirs-Currau,s cron, alnonds grapes, cnndied or.
an 1e and lemon peel oranges, lemons punes in splendid
fancy boxes Smyrna and Naples hs dates. Suliana and
Malaga ra sins lberts Brazil nuts seled Almonds pea
(roasied daily cocoa-nuis, &c &c
Spces-Whoe and ground of 81! kinds.
Wines-Old aud pure in all their vnrices.
Brundy-l80S, and others not 30 ancient &c
Scotch and lhsh Whishy-Nery old and ine.
Cherry and Raspberry Braudy-Very rch and a7uitg.
Cordinls-Double distilled, on draught
Cordals-ForeiGn, In bottles, assorted.
Sugars-AlI kinds that may be inquired foT.
Teas and Cofee-Do do.
HOg-v-ln boxes, white ard in fine order.
Old Aloaungah-la Wh-ky ana Peach Brandy.
Blood good Msdeira--A few demiJ Johns, 1875.
Porter Pale Ale Sc.-English and American.
Cider ~ bottles, and boiled 30. for cooking.
Cheesr-Sap sago Dutch, In. Eng ism ana American.
Bird Seed Of al kinds ana cutie ish bone.
Csudlc--Co ored and white. Is, 6s ana pa.
Ou--Sperm Winter ana Fall; also Olive
Bay Waier-Nery superior, on drauehI aud IN bottles.
Peaches preserved III white brandy.
Preserves Ginger pineapple, roseappl", cocoa, pCms
Lines, brandy cherries peaches, plurns, &c
Pickles and Sauces-A genera assortment &c. &c.
Saratoga Waters for the invalid aud convae.cen.
Fireworks for the patriotic. d9 wv
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

THE CRoTON WATER in its present state of I'M
purify entirely for use, either beverage OF
for culinary purposes Il however be dvesLed OF a.
is impurities, and be rendered OF cEfystane Greatness
by The of the subscribers Premium Water Filters
;nsnuactured a. Tie Croon Plumbing Establishment, No
$50 Broadway, between Walker and W hiie ss-
P.S.-Crotou water introduced dwellings, Gc and
the fixtures supplied on The lowest terms
ula In STONE BROTHERS. Plumbers &c
NEW-YORK BOOK-BINDER{, ~ Fuion-sL
NAl descriptions OF plain aud elegant oook-o!no!ng e1
ecu!ed with r-aDess ard despatch
Ia this establishment particular siennonis gwen u select
ing the bes OF materials and the most substantial
ship
Librarians and Gentlemen having Libraries will Snd II TO
their advantage 10 call and examine FOR themselves az i
EuItons Specimens Binding in ali the various styes OF
Sheep. Cali Russia Morocco and Velvet blnG,ng;.
az II EDWARD WALKER
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

ITO STEAMBOAT Propretors. Engineers, kc-We
would respectfully call the attention OF Tie above per-
Stones Counter apparatus OF The
simple construction for ascert4inng the speed OF
distance Travelled by vessels locomotives &c
TINS machine Is also well calculated for measuring dis
Price 50.
The above together with Stones Improved Steam Pres
and Vacuum Guage and Gusge Cock for ascertainng
tie exact hight OF s in boilers be bad
the subscribers Al The Croon Plumbing and Water Filter
Es;aolshneni 5S Broadway, between Walker and Wnte
sts- c2 I'm STONE BROTHERS.
GAVE YOUR RDOLLARS-s,Ooo dog. trs, premium
- SuIpenoers
lo,ooo pairs mems, women's and chldreas Rubber,
600 do mea's strapped Overshoss, Ies,hsr ro!ss
1000 do do Metallic do
Lose do ladies' Metallic Baskias
500 do do do Slippers and Sandals
sou do do S4adals leather soes
Al OF WHICH are waented 10 be equs 10 The besi IN The
world and retain ter color under sny circum
for sale cheap 81 The warehouse OF the Newark r In
eta Rubber Factory, s. Mhden-lane 49,
mo HUTCHINSON + RQNyoN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

TGIf, taught Al your own Greside with rnucn hclL1S
80 rsnit proyression on but never-t4lnS sEs-
tenn ~ DUMsDAY Professor OF Mgsc 80 43 isg sess
doors above Cansst continue 10 ieaeh aGie' ~ M oars
,i Guilsr Singing Accordion and Violin, IN al pa''
Of New.York city on reasonable errs Apply as above
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

p LuOlS.-.pU Tons best Charcoal Sooms, Just re-
- ceiyed OF consignment. and for sale By
kEMEYS, BREESE SAMPSON,
iylSa IL Gresswishst
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

T~H FOUR O'CLOCK B0ATFOR NEW.
n-Sssp.s-- BURGH PuughSecpsie and Kingston, lsnd-
sSseSn11<-SD@ Ing Caldwe's, West Point New Ham.
h,rrb Milton Hy yde PsIk and Rhneheck The splendid
,nboal MIA CLAUS Will leave Barcay-s pier This
Ds Nov ~ a; O'Clock Z. II For passage freight,
oSlv on board or r. j. HALL, Agt the wharf ne1
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
n-~o FOR SAUGERTiES &

H-~o - FOR SNUGERTiES & Cstski!l, land
;s5.19sssSss ing AT Poughkeepsie and Kingston The
fsSssc'41'>N splendid Steamboat James Madison, Capt
c. NJ Hsncox will leave the Steamboat Pier nj the foot OF
Cedsr-sL every Monday, "Wednesday anc Saturday al
o'clock r NJ Returatng Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
Fei. barge prices For passage or freight apply
on board o. r. Wainwright agent ON the wharf or
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

OFRANCIS Z LOITTREL Stanon-rs, No. y Maldsn-
Merchants requiring Tor the ne" year vi! De
supplied with superior ace 81 c~ prlceS Aso' apef
pa;eni Steel Pens reduced prices DAILY Memorandum
Books for 1915, intended Tor the pocket WIKI lralc oF
each dsy In the wear tne interest table Sold whole
sale anc retail. by FRANCIS LOU IhEL-
dI0 9y Nsrufsr,,r;ny S;si,ouers, ~ Mhldeu-lAne.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

wv
>1-----------trld Scotch Plains. P.1nheld, New
Market Bound. Brook and Somcryllc. n. }.
The public respectfully informed hst the subscriber
h,. established an Express from NrwYOrk TO Somrrvils
and intermediate places nRed above, for the iransns-
sion and speedy delivery OF Packages. bundles Money,
the collection of Notes snd Bulls and all oIher business
appertslning 10 we-regulated Express.
Hours OF lsavng-New York. al 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. daily;
SOrn-rvlie, II O'Clock, p VI
Office in Ncv-York. Merchants Hotel, 81 Corlautst;
Slmerve D. Noes Hotel and the intervening places
di3u a. D. HOPE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
-i-s1a :, X. CAltFENTkK * Co.'s Line {,
Bridgepor; < Hou-A

Car.. CHARLES lAISTGAtr "h4 1ea'e uO
foot Of Warren every Tuesday aad srday setao9n A.
rs.lay ans Saturday afternoon u; O'Clock.
The above barge fitted up with sate-roos lsrge a1d
.omn,oiious ca5s aud passenger. Will ind very plea
SAINT way OF making the passage.
Frsight taEea NJ the .o%estrHies
NJ ls rJS Of he he.at unless entered upon he
hooks Of the boat or recelpted for. si9
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
Real Gstate.

-. CUEAp STORE To L.t-A small Store and BACK
E room 10 l-t al 60 West Broadway fed up 0r an sn
change OEc- for which has been occupied oI ie's
past, suiishle for any Light business i'eH' o' al
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

Shs boat has putin complete order whs new boiler
and engine aud additional number OF ssie rooms and
will ~ found pleasant And comor'ables Doai as any On
.lu river. The boHI lows no bafges.
Shs boat 10 now rra1v 70 rectve freight lelZu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
~V<s~ NENy-YORl< AND ERIE Eg1-,
:. ..aelts...an---I7RAILROAD LlNE-W Winter Ar. go

ts.ls---1 IKAI LKOAD LINE-W Inter Ar- 10y
'S---s-'''aS'f>A ra gemrnL-Ons Passenger iine ~
each vsy daily, leaving New York und Mddetown every
morning, (SuuSay's eNcrpted,) NJ o'clock.
Freight will New, York from fost of Duane
.t-rues Thursday and Saturday afternoons ats O'CLOCK
Newbure, Pou sLkeepsc, Hudson AID Albany,
leave Turner'S Depot arrival OF passenger train.
Stages for Boomip yburg, Monticello Milford, HOn-sdee,
Carbsndne. BiuGhainton Oweco, &c. ledyc Middle.
town, upon arrival 0i passenger train.
For farther information apply at the Office, corner OF
Duane and West dis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18

@IKON FOUNDRY FOk SALE-A WIIhams
Il: burgh near Grsnd-t Ferry on lsi--t Three ots ''
Ill Ground with q building on newly hted up tor the
business with new ugne and Boiler, fools, Nc ~ COM
pl.e order 10 commence business Immediately "iI be
oi reasonable and but small part cash VIII be teq1f'
ed Apply 10 JAMES Il JACNSO''
dis l.rV S'S ana - St1tl-ul---
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-18
--daS- rOK HUDSON AND INTEN,!No

M ssaHs M aUI. 1nT.
hon, that land, Al 5 o'clock) Captain WM H. MELLSS,
vii leave .6e foot OF Cedar the ensuing
every Monday, Wedrestay and Friday, 1T oSlocS; 7.
N [nnnsrn; M Hudson with the Hudson and Berkshire
Rsroad le cars Of winch leave the arrival OF hQaL
H.urning the leaves Hudson Tuesdsy Thursday
ard sunday al o'clock p NJ the arrival Of TIE cars;
touching 6oth ,ysys the Intermediate lsndines For
fregh; or passage, sppy 90 board OF to -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

IELEGRAPHIc COMMUNICATION WITH WASHING
ToN.-We understand that arrangements are making
for the transmission to this city of daily reports of
Congress, by the Magnetic Telegraph It is in con-
temptation to have abstract of all the proceed
lngs sent over this lightning line. There was an
informal meeting, last evening, of the editors of the
press OF this city relative to these arrangements
1t seems, however, that for the present, this in
telhgence will first have to be transmitted by teIe-
graph to Baltimore, thence conveyed by mail 10
Philadelphia, and by lightning again to this civ
Ia this way we shall be enabled TO publish All the
proceedings OF Congress up to the hour OF adjourn
ment this afternoon, for instance in to- morn
ngs Herald But in about six weeks the line through
70 Washington will be finished when we shall have
an unbroken and uninterrupted communication with
Washlngton-every instant, if need be. Instead of
i daily mail, as IL is called, we shall then
have an :" instant mail' The lips that utter a fact
VIII scarcely cease moving IN Washington before
We have the fact in this city All this, however, is
70 cost good deal OF money; dollars and facts 60
together-and the quicker the news comes the more
Il will cost
i IS the intention of the managers of these light
nlng lines 70 open Geographic communication
between Boston and the Capitol, distance of nearly
live hundred miles, on the first of next Tan,.rv
Washington intelligence will then be published n
Boston as soon as in this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

CITY REFoRM.-We are earnest in our wish to
see some movement made In favor of city reform,
and the adoption OF some general measures looking
towards an entire change in the administration of
the city government at the approaching spring
election. There can be no doubt the materials ex-
list in great abundance, which, it properly managed,
may lead TO this desirable change The taxes are
so enormous, that the sensibilities OF every tax
paying citizen have been most keenly aroused for
when you touch a mans pocket, you touch him in
the quick. In addition to ALL the streets are in an
sbominable -dlrty-miserably paved
and badly regulated In negligence and incapacly,
the present Corporation appears TO exceed any that
has proceeded It. No time or attention is directed
tC the real interests of the city, aside from party
considerations We must, ii is clear, have new
party, II we expect better order of things. Let
the work. then, be begun at once, and let us have
revolution IN the city election next April, as it is
probable there will be revolution growing out of
the State Convention, and also in the Union gen.
orally, growing out of Mr.. Folks position on the
Oregon question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

Work FOR CoNGREss.-Florda has begun her %.
reer As State, in manner that will somewhat in.
terere with her desire, as expressed on the State
ms, Wit "Let us alone" II appears that the seat
q the first member she sends to Congress is 10 be
contested Cabell, whig, has been declared elect.
ed by majority of 81 whereas, if all the returns
are recognised, peterborough, democrat, is the
fortunate man. But il is not a bad idea, for young
and Growing State, on her start tor greatness to re-
cr'e Q OF Of impulse Of some shape from Congress,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

VERY LATE FROM SOUTH AMERIcA.-The barque
Meteor, Capt. Jenny, from Rie de Janeiro, with
advces to the 9th ult, arrived last evening.
The Emperor and Empress of Brazil were to sail
on the 9th for Rio Grande in the Brazilian frigate
Constitution, attended by the u S. rigate Raritan
and small Brazilian fleet
The U. S sloop-of-war Cyane arrived at Rio on
the 9Th, from Norfolk. All well.
The Meteor has placed US in possession of intelli-
gence from Buenos Ayres to the 18th, and from
Montevideo to the l4th of September.
1t appears that the French and English squadrons
were blockadlng Buenos Ayres, and were determi-
ned to bring Rosas to close quarters. Vessels bound
thither were compelled to make Montevldeo their
port till hostilities had ceased.
There is no news of interest from Bahia or Per-
nambuco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20
NEW YORK HERALD.


The steam ship Britannia, now due, is in her SIX
teenth day. This steamer was sixteen and half
days In making the passage at this time last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20
Cooper's New Novel !-Burgess. Sfrfmgcr ~
Co. have and will publish Saturday 22d November
THE CHAINREARER;

THE LITTLEpAGE MANUSCRIPTS
By j. Fennmore Coop r, ESQ.,,
Author Of "Sstanstoe" Spy," Pathfinder" 1.-TWO Admi
rais,n &c.
Oh. bid vain endeavors cease,
Revive the just designs Of Greece;
Rcturn in all thy simple state,
Confirm the tale her relate Collins.
In Two Volumes-Prlce IS cts.
BURGESS, STRlNGER CO.,
222 Bsoadway, corner Of Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

Identifying the hair hes been existence about
and its day increasing sales show plainly that what
purports be indeed all young
adult properly applied to eradicate PITY aud al sao
bald parts; change red grey hair to beautiful
dark color keep the hair soft curly, &C. The ladies
nothing else Princip Office No Is Nassau street For
certificates and agents. see advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

COMMERCE or ALBANY Our wharyes and basin
are crowded with steam, freight, lake and canal
9oa,s sloops, and schooncrs, Sc Yesterday morning
uung stroll along the docks counted IsO vessels
eary all OF which were either discharging or taking IN
Issos, or entering or departing from port heavily
.In lney We're divided as follows Steamboats,
ioops ana schoonets 81 tow boats canal and Lake
.vs".% team schooner l. Total ls9 --,si5anv chi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20
PortabIe shaying Cases-Vh. subscribers

perfected and finished variety of the above offer the
the complete invented sutabe the
Of the travelling public containing all that i necessary for
the toilet with the addition Metallic Tablet Sop for
sharpeni and keeping in the perfect order
g. SAUNDERS SON III Broadway,
site Howard's Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

We call the attention OF readers to
of the sculapn sanaye Universal Res
OF Health, another column this 1t hand
somey up from the smanes of the Dose should
think it salutary remedy for disease.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

CARELEsssEss or THE Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
The loss oil the mail bag has exhibited the grosses
negligence on the part Of the post office officials in
this city. Never has such circumstance before
occurred, and 1t could have occurred only through
careessness We would recommend to the Post
Master General TO look to this matter. 1t has de-
suoyed ma great degree the confidence Of the peo-
PIE IN the Post Office arrangements If one valua-
PIC Dag could thus be lost, SO may dozens hereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

AFFRAY AT GEoRGETowN, KY.-Yesterdav morn
ing. J. w. Branham shot Doherty, and a man bv
the name OF canon Doherty keeps a liquor establish
assault committed on the brother OF Branham snd
VIM Carroll on tho night previous, by some perssn IN
the house of Doherty. We have not learned VIII ether
Dohsrty was engaged in the assault not. Branham
was armed with muske loaded with buck shot, and nil
ono OF the shot struck Canon in the breast Neither Of
Toe men are likely to die but Doherty's wownd was
ghastiy sight to look upon Lexington, Ky. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20

ca, oarlcs IN RHODE lsIAND.-The parties in this
State are now engaged for the election nov, Sn,;na
Inc Law and Order party met in convention on the
ieth instant Charles Jackson is nominated bv the
wings ior Governor and Jesse l.. Moss fer Lieut..
poVerhoi are NOT 'hese the Dorrite candidates 2
The New York herald., 1845-12-05

and In the extent of our imports When the s. becomes
reduced 70 specie standard and the second to
pon, the periodical expansions In the circulating
dum and the accumulation OF surplus revenue will be
arrested and permanency these things established
short time viii Suffice after the adoption Of these
measures to regulate credits and prices for labor and
merchandise and all the elements of trade and commerce
will be established upon basis, enabngl US to export
our products 10 all markets and check the importation of
articles coming into immed edatc competition with our
manufactures.