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The New York herald., 1845-11-29

200 FGs aus and Spy Rssss. s ssss. Of s 90
100 Pamphlets. Duty Of and insuuc to Inspectors
Ir,aI IA Of sNsi Co.. r turns turns
e sss sssls and Sos do
do Expense Accounts.
sToREkEEyHRs OFFICE.
srsr". : a. F'.,s H.sd Ls~,s 81 '''''' i.1s'
DO Yellow Envsiop. Paper.
% sgIoss ,es red T,ps & No.i7.
g g ssId' Ss Ns',ss.i Rs,ss: FsTivan Pen. e.
10 DO Barrel do
400 Quills, No. 80.
isi ssilsn. sss sfsnE ssst laE' G''
6 walls red Ink
3 sssf .%sll bisse AssiIis5 Saqss. asol'-
half bound Blank Books.
Blank Addrs.. Book
Gssh Csy gsoss, Boas
Blank hall bound Regi.ts,
- ream Abstract Paper
PRINTING.
90 Slset T.sa.sI R:ssiip,., go Cherry ..,es,.
Do DO DO Delivery ss Orders ss ss @.s, @Gssy .ss :,ss
DO da daarPRAIsEfia,s e DEFAkTmEST + hs1sS iistF
STATIONERY.
10 reams blue Ruled Fooscap Paper, per sample
do Letter Paper, better than sample.
60 cards fine Perryan Steel Pens.
40 do Gillotts Eagle Pens.
1000 manufactured Quills, No 50, good quality
Is dozen best Lead Peucls.
bet les Maynard X Moves black Ink large bottles
6 bottles Stephens blue Ink large bottles.
81 yias French Carmine Ink.
Q lbs Waters.
four quires Royal books, Z bound printed heading.
IL quires Blottng taper.
dozen pieces India Rubber
creams Report Paper.
XIV.
reams Printed Returns ruled two sheet, thicker
paper
Printed Returns ruled cap sheet, thicker
Printed Damage Appraisement Returns four to
sheet.
n29 Itaw4wr c.. LAWRENCE. Collector
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LATEST INTELLIGESCR BY THE MAILS.

10 We received bur few Southern papers by last
nights mail Thursday was Thanksgiving day in
some OF the Southern States, and il was probably
kept as holyday BY portion 81 4 ,se,s
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CON NJ PTION.


Colds, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood. Bronchitis Difficulty Of
Breathing Asthma. Pain in the Side aud Breast,
Whoopng Cough Group, and all Dis
orders of the Liver, and Lungs,
Broken Const tuition,
kc. &c.
acquired celebrity which be shaken by
the many quack Nosrums" with which the country sbou d.
The public fast learning that this the only remedy that
he relied for the speedy aud all
Diseases of he Lungs 1t is literally sweeping Consumption
from the land herever IL introduced End becomes Known
ell others dwnde into The public have bee
long enough and now resort medicine which
pcsd beyond the reach of criticism IL requires
NJ, by bshing columns of forged cert6cates-but it
enough let the public know whore be obtained and
tria will all Of its efficacy curing those
distressing diseases above named which have bsed the skill
o mos, s'pSd % ages hsTsSpo's
CHERRY the first preparation from that valuable
which introduced the public and ample proof
afforded II its BY the country being flooded with Bal
sans Candes, aud Mixtures of Wild Cherry, Of
which PREPARED by regular physician, although they hve
have assumed hs names Of r.pectsbe gye
tseir quad ard hsve worthless mixture palmed upon
chem FOR the orgns ald genuine prepaaton which only
prepared by DIR swAYNE, N. w. corner Of Eighth and
Raos nlrtets, nisde,phis.
fresh supply has received and for sale by Dr. W.
W Niuo Of Broadway and John street; r. A Sands
200 Beecker corner Minee; John Dodd III Broadway
ofsth sreet Lewis Lane 80, Greenwich street; John
Hart a Grand street Of Norfolk street, Horace Eve
reu 70 udson corner Leonard Wm Bailey,
Fulton and =. nd streets Brooklyn; NJ Cook, Pros
pect ann bridge Streets Brcskyn and Benz Ods 2s Broad
street NrrafE ~ " Havand, Reese Co, No 80 Maiden
Lane. and Hosdey Phelps Co.. Water street ew York
NO -"
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N n REWARD-tor any information left the Police
- ~ Gazette Office that lead the discovery Of the
following described psrson-Will have on green sack
i9n long dark red hair feet II inches high lo old
which well calculated deceive unless closely observed
rmc
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> THE GRBkT AMERICAN REMEDY.
SOUTHERN RAIN

vJ,Hs MEDICINE is pleasant and ec,uaI -smrdv far
Colds Copgbs, Influenza, Raising OF blood As,SS. ro
Pleurisy Bronchitis Liver Complaint Consumrp,ion nd
other arising from obsructed perspstion No snd
this and call send and graiuousy psmphs,
containing Treatise on Consumption, &c. and Numerous
sworn tifcstss, sue b as folows:-
My wife afflicted with affection Of tina lungs pain in e
side and chest and general debility eIpeeto,ating
hc and sopahic They pronounced her lung. liberated
without effect Finally August last, tried your Southern
confidently recommend IL to all similarly affected.
A. b. KAUFMAN,
Residence II Clarke st.. stors COS Broadway
City and County Of New ork, ss-A B. Haupman being
duly deposes and hst the above certificate co
n and true w. III. MUM, Com. of Deeds,
rhe Southern Balm is sold by druggists generally through
o the us. Also. -
TIE ANlMATING, APERIENT ALTERATryE
SOUTHERN BALM PILLS,
box Of Is pills The best and cheapest general
" Pill introduced These Pills have been tested many
years every form q disease arising from imIue Of
he blood ether u, AID have proved safe eic ent
purifier removng morbid matter om the stomach aud
pronotlg Digestion and mprtng sgor TO the system For
further informaon zee Southern Bm Pamphlet be had
the Depot 638 Broadway where the medicines nre
sold wholesale and retail also by Wyatt Kechum 2 Full
ton street.
More Agents wanted throughout the United States aud Ca.
nads.
A lsbersl discount to dealers. p,s lm-r
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AMUsE1iIcN'rs.

Park yHE.svtsc.
Saturday Evening. November aeth,
LoNTD,l'S LoNDoS e HssTR1AcE. Rs,1SRasSA
Sn niIcourt Couruy r.. f.......... ..-Mr Plscde
Di1.s naas Cav Nj RisaS Bland
A Pas ssul. BY. .al,ss Il. vallse.
o,,.s9,1r., ss9GrASRpg5aTSaESsiRs R5,aSs S%SGiiffHHEAP
Price Of Admsoa-Boxss, 81; iii, 30 sea.. ,islery
. poS,: Sesa sl O'clock asa c,is wIr.- precisely
~ sOWEKy THEATtn
BENEFIT OF MR.. HILL.
Saturday Evening, November goth,
KNIGHT oS THE S6G6RS 6 FLEECE
NAFoTEoN. ais5 oTTf.eGN
NaPpleoh. ...........- .,.........J X Scott
corporal Canteen .i.;;;.....,........... .Coney
NEW NOTIONS.
Sr Susan wneeiei Mr.. Sergeant MR. mn
:. To conclude with " n' sergeant
WIFE FoR BAY
Bore: cents: second and Third Teis f I !, eu
Door. will oo.n & haa past tho eurs. -, ,ri..m7
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
Saturday, November a9th.
W-oPEN FOR ONE WEEK-T1
admission 1tccpty- Fiye Cents Only
THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS
Ms''I' aEHM1A. fELSIA SfIIAS%92En W2ErE HARRINGTON
have e sSoys nca.s e New
For Fso Evenings,
and Will commence Series of Concerts Monday Evening
songs Gess Choruses Reraius Duties BuTssaus Lse
PS boags ga1sisals; sec ne o.,a,.
ALHAMRA,
No. 500 broadway, (bet,oeen Spring and Prince.)
saturday Evening, Nov. 29th,
Positively the Last appearance of Dr. Valentine,
the inmitabe deliaeator of eccentric and comic
MISS MARY ST cL air, the renowned English syb.
Ha % As%s.Gn IS
BOWERY CIRCUS.
JOHN TRYON .......... LESSEE AND MANAGER.
This Evening, Saturday,
H0rseman'hip aaS1ia Ta%Sbnai yaulting and Singing!
Exercises Of the Arena Grouping, &c.
this city, and will appear on Monday. n2s t'rh
CHMSNIT r s'ThEET IIiEATNE.
PHILADELPHIA.
". E.bV VhToH LESSEE AND MAHAsxs
Miss Nelson's Benefit
saturday Eventng, November 20th,
wiz Is P5sssarsd he Of GRANpFATHER
LANGLEY smith: Bob Lincoln shave EdMe1d Msst
After which hMATRIMoNY-Delval. Mr. Brougham; Clara,
To conclude with TOM AND JERRY IN AMERICA
Tom, Broughsm; Jenny Green, Burton; Corinthan
On Monday-Mr vandenhof will appear
AitCkt ,4isE4k.i TAk1ATkkkG.
PHILADELPHIA
ACTING MANAGER. .............M Mr.. Scorr
sTAsz MANASEN.. EN................. Mr. H. y. srEv&ss
SIXTH NIGHT OF MISS NJ. A. LEE.
Last Night OF the Ballet Sd appearance Of Barney Williams
Saturday Evening, November 20th.
The pertcrmance w II commence with JOLIE FILE DE
GAND-Beatrx, Miss Lee; Trephiro,, dancing master
wheh TH Pi Pnefs f Tooa Tm oeo sco,,
To conclude with the IRISH STRATAGEM-Jerry, Barney
Williams.
Monday-The new Ballet of Fleur de Champs-Fleur de
CONCERTS, SUIREES, &c.
MI X. AND MRS. COLLINS 1.-THE popular vocalists are
SC, during the forthcoming season.
Mrs c. also Pianist and be engaged for private
Cotilhon Parties Further particulars application to
MRS. NEWTON, Teacher Of the Piano Forte
nj lm-r and Singing, 40l1 Grand street.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A
GERMAN OPERA COMPANY,


pALMo's OPERA HOUSE,
Chambers Street.
GIGNOR PALMO and the Manager Of the German Opera
oper hey VIII open :ayin December, with the Ger
'''4 ''''' o'''' DER rRErscHUTz.
,r 49, BY Carl MARIA Vos WEBER.
Which will be performed elegant style as al Wen
Berlin Munich &C. from the oIxipa without omi,-
neIy deiss ieowius talented artists will appear:
ER NERApIAJE "a, riS oTTo TIe ps%a Donna n,,,
oil HERR RrI " RoGcaER Pa%s Tsaols from the Royal
o fs$ fsI MEsssTEi!.fE Sil%s @;.sss@ ss:.s A'
HEkR seaSEEfe Bsso Bso. and full Orchestra Of
TS,i,sl 81, y \ @9 @FouR @9 Musicians.
sIG MGSs SRAlPETTI lTi,, Leader Of the Orchestra.
HERR 4. W sERG Chorus masters.
,.ss rsstI, ,S.y Of the Opera HERR HssR E MEXEE kEs
Several other artist. OF Distinction are engaged, who
will H. appear pear & future {. Opera. l.
sssso" s.s Tickets II !, KspiSs.sa'a'ions.
fTivas. Boxes @ for 81 speI.on. &c. ........ is
do do do do do ...... :. ...,..
snnnd .rss TIT T. and rarauette >.
9Dsa and
N Master Burke and ise.aiy pupil Of De Blot the
s% 6s I. and he h @ ri,
s.s IN this city .aee M ai his Re urn % EHSIops on E
way which occasion Mr. Burke will be assisted BY several
dsting ushed artists.
Particulars IN future advertisements n27 3tis-rc
PRIVATE THEATRICALS.
A NUMBER Of young men h,ving associated for the pu
would ss
either ladies gentlemen Of similar aud feeling
81 Es sPDs'
CONCERT,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
Nj ISIS j. L. NORTHALL has the honor to announce that
Vl her First Concert this city will take place the Ao
10 Rooms Broadway Wednesday Evening next. Dec Sd
ls5 which occasion she will be assisted by the following
distinguished artists
MRS. 4 LODER,
SlGNOR DE BEGINS,
His first appearance this
MIR. j. a. KYLE.
MIR. H. MARKS,
By permission of Mr. Mitchell
and MR. H. O. TIMM,
Whowill preside at the Piano Forte.
" Tickets One DoarTo be had at the principal Music
Stores, and the door the evening Of the Concert
Concert commence at o'clock n29 Str
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r. II. TIMPSON, Auctioneer.
EURNITERE, Fancy Goods, Table and Pocket eek CUTLERY
TIMPs0N will sell th. day, at 10 o'clock, at the auction
Room, No IS Vesey street. Greenwich street. large
of furniture house furnishing articles table knives
aud forks glass and chnawae French and German fancy
goods Ge man silver and Patedware toge her with great
ready and the goods be examined the hour of
sale. EGG lttr
The New York herald., 1845-11-29
FIRST PROMENADE CONCERT
Il Id MUSARD,
NEW YORK MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.


Niblo's Saloon,
Saturday Evening, Nor 10Th
THE MEMBERS Of the New York Musical Association
public their Intention to series Of Instrumental Con
ce during the winter consisting of Overtares, Pot
Pours, Watzes. Quadres, by Lanner
Labitzky, Musard Julien Gung and other celebrated
posers.
Such musical having the greatest
cement In the musical circles Europe the said
the request o numerous friends OF music have all
the and best compositions OF modern which
in rehear sal by full and effective Orchestra of
THIRTY-THREE PERFORMERS.
In order hemselves from any which light
necessary has been thought advisable
scrption lists the Music
who desire 10 attend the performance may subscribe and
guarantee 70 the projectors certain number Of tickets
PRICE OF TICKETS OF ADMISSION, THREE DOL
LARS, FOR SIX CONCERTS,
be paid the d. liver for the first Concerts
tickets for be obtained applying the Com
mittee for so cents esch the door the evening Of the
Concerts IS cents each.
PROGRAMME.
FART J.
.halllWoda
Watzer-Dis LiebertraeuIae; ............ Labitzki
Sexteto-From the Opera Of Don Juan Mozart
PART H.
D uyeIturruJoko. Lindpanner
rolka LabitzSi
Tickets cents: To be had At the principa Music sores
aud the door the evening Of the Concert Concert
commence at 8 O'clock Doors open att p28 Ctr
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Died,

Died.
On the 18th instant after short and severe Illness
JosN MuRRAY, aged thirty years.
His friends and acquaintances and those OF John Mur
phy and Charles NJ Marry requested TO attend his
funeral to morrow Sunday afternoon at four o'clock
from No i6i East Broadway Of Rutgers street
At Richmond, OF consumption on Tuesday nigh Nov.
25th Mosks r. HAsELTos in the 46th year of his age
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
GRAND BAZAAR AT THE PHILADELPHIA
MUSEUM


THE large Saloon and Galleries Of the Philadelphia Muse.
purpose Of holding therein during the Christmas Holidays,
Grand Bazaar for the sale and exhibition Of useful and fancy
articles. -
The Saloon viii be divided into compartments. which will
be Tadesmen aud Others who feel dis
posed have auxiliary establishments for the sale Of Dry
Goods Fancy Goods Books, Music Stationery, Confecons
ry, Toys, SC. SC: .
The Bazaar will be continually enlvened BY full and eff
cen band of music whilst other and varied entertainments
will fro time Introduced fact nothing shall be
wanting to render what is designed be- emphaticay
such will vie with Others in the variety and display
The Bazaar will open Monday Dec 22d day
and evening until New Years Nieht. .
Pesons esous Of procuring stands will please make
pcatlon the hours OF two and o'clock M at
the office OF the Museum where plan 1.-THE arrangement may
be seen, and any further informal ion obtained. -
New York dealers desrous Of competing with their neigh
bors Of Philadelphia have opportunity to do so by
king application above This undertaking, novel in its
character and in the largest and most splendid room the
embark in IT, Application be made early period in
rodsr 10 ensure an apartment or a st,nd nal 2w gbz
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SIXTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE WASHING
TON RIFLEMEN
vTNHS COMPANY will give its Sixth Annual Ball the
Il Coliseum No. $50 Broadway, Monday evening, De
cember Ist l843.
1he Committee making the arrangements have engaged
for the Dodworh unryaed Band and will endeavor
make this Ball the splendid affair Of the
Tickets be obtained of the undersigned Committee of
Arrange emsnts.
Capt q. Schwazwaddan, Serg. Margraf, Park Row
and IL East Broadway Serg. 8. N. Eite Peck Slip.
1t. G. Pfrrmann, 10 Chrys- Mr.. z. Gorth
tie street. Mr. T. w. Warth 50 Chatham
Ensign Z. Witt, 81 Avenue street. .,-s.
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SAMUEL OSGOOD, Auctioneer.


VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, at No; 80
Leonard street, near Broadway. O,GOOD BUR:
LING will sell on Monday December at 10 o'clock all
the furniture contained in the above house comprising Brus
and work abssa Of superior STYLE and made order by
the best manufacturers this marble centre and pier
dinner and tea SETS glass Sc Ase the hall oil cloth
mahogany bdeads beds mattresses blankets sheets, &c.
together with many articles not in this advertisement,
The sale will commence with the kitchen OF which
there is a good assortment.
Catalogues may be obtained the house. which rent
with early possession. n29 t~r
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WASHINGTON, Nov. "a, 1845.
This being Thanksgiving day in the Metropolis, all
the public offices and stores are closed, and the
churches have been filled with their different con-
gregations, and all is quiet as on Sunday The
morning being devoted to religious services the
remainder of the day is passed in doors, as on
ChsIstmas festival and, as is usual in old Mary
land, all families and their branches dine together
and the evening is spent in social visiting and mer-
rymaklng. II is well-there should be one day in
each year, (divested Of any ritual celebrity when
the children of men should come together in their
respective family circles and while uniting in thanks
for the manifold goodness of Providence, cement
by their intercourse, the chain OF love and friend
ship, which is, alas so feeting here on earth.
But very few additional members have arrived
the hotels, and bulletin, for Klng-Caucus to meet
on Saturday night, posted IN the Union of this
day. MIR, Davis friends are very busy and active
in whipping in men for the caucus; but the
battle is not to the swift or the strong
None of the South Carolina members are
yet on the ground, and but few from Virginia
(hough it said from the delegation of the latter
State) not less than four have the mpudence to set
up for the Speakershp: one of them has never had
his nose in Congress Hall, but having beaten Botts
he of course IS entitled to tie char. Every new
member who comes from Virginia is heralded in
advance, with the enbazoniy-spendld talents.-
magnificent acqulreme nis,-unrivalled eloquence
Do not be surprised, If the two-third rule should
prevail in caucus, that tariff man will be elected
speaker, or one who will appoint tariff Commit.
tee of Ways and Means
There is very little talk or speculation about the
coming Message. Every one knows it goes for
Oregon and Sub-Treasury, ana as for the minor
national or local recommendations. they will be
known so soon that perfect Indifference, or no
anxiety is manifested for it.
Many of the democratic members who are here
express themselves desirous of having some
other person than Rtchle for the printer but no one
of sufficient bottom be had to vote for against
him. They would elect Rives on his own hook by
a good majority, but his establishment net being
ready, it is thought he may be obliged to decline,
and then the Ut,,on will have to get it.
The vote for printer in the Senate, is thought to
be very doubtful, but it will fall on either Gales e.
Seaton or Richie IL Helss.
A nerthwester is blowing up, and cold weather is
coming About one hundred and thirty members
are In the city.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY, PRINTING
AND BINDING.


CUsToM HousE, New YoRx
CoLLEoToR's OTrIcE, November a. 1915
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office ua
aud Stationery for executing Printing Binding for the
period from the lat OF January next for the Gus
tom House cstabli hment at this Doit:
The proposals he SEPARATE Tor each Of the
classes q articles 1uahered 10 y price and price
only be specified 70. each sod article
in the classes bid fo the amount OF the bids for article
must be extended the each class ex
hibied Proposals made in accordance with these drec
speeamsn; OF The various articles may be the Audi
pies and TO be approved by the Collector.
The lowest bidder Tor class shall receive for
the slme entering into bond with surety
the Performance thereof under forfeiture Of twice the
wthia ten ten days after the proposal. are accepted
The right reserved, in should be
der less supply of all or of Of the articles
tanned the lists and articles embraced therein which
those specified.
The articles and work will be ordered from tim time
they wanted and they will be paid for " failure
the articles the work pacu.
lar required by the and within reasonable time
Of all which the Collector will be the final judge will
Poposa to bo marked Proposals for Stationery rrint
ing, &c.n
TO insure uniformity in the bids blank proposals will be
furnished application at this Office those disposed to
bid. a. ~
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EXHIBITION OF FINE ARTS.
q r f. II OPTIC GALLERY


PRELIMINARY NOTICE
THE OWNER of the above Optic Gallery, after having
BEEN with the most
and decided applause by reference to the various
tons has arrived here with the Of giving series of
Consequently has informing the public that
viii % he
able nation and that in few days the above mentioned Gallery
VIII III he f"' u
m an h ss BY
sns hs IS. n
ssas and excited iSs curiosity ess.s. Sf society and
s 3 nS Gsy il public
To complete the success o the indesisable zeal Of the
s s Gs 5 sa h Ss
centre Of surprising instituted for the
ihe Director, aspiring animasd by the hat,epg
snd s
which will shortly be followed by another more explicit
t S s .Sso. EsnS9r 5 Be made on fixed
days aud as the shown at one time will not appear at
ayeid The disappointment which has caused places
been present rst exhibitions n2s ' ,t.rrc
THE IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY'S BALL
E4RsSNTyG OF TME IRISH S
public that The second Annual Ball d q the funds Of the
Society viii be given at Nblos on MONDAY Evening De-
admit am dol
ciey.
TW. CIeIke, Esq, President, 4s Nassau
Gregory Dien Esq LIST Vice President 80 Barclay st.
yo,eph Stuart Esq I'd Vice President, SO William st.
Hugh Kelley. Esq, Sd Vice President iaa Bowsry.
James Rey burn, Esq. Treasurer, 80 Wallis
William Redmond, Esq. Treasurer pro- tem, IL Exchange
Place.
John Z Doyle, ESQ Corresponding sec'y IS Nassau
A.. j. o. oanor, Esq. Recording sec'y 80 John st.
Felix Isgoldsby,, Esq. Jig Maiden lane.
John Manning, Esq, 166 Pearl st.
e. H. Sheahan, Esq IL Fulton st.
James Mathews, 50. IS Wall st.
DR. Hugh Sweeney, " Elm ST.
Arthur tewart, Esq, 60 Merchants Exchange.
G. ". Naury, Esq, 90 Pine st.
James Olwell, Esq, ITO West st.
Thomas Boland, Esq, 10 Ann st.
John McNicol, Esq 81 Roosevelt st.
Tho nas Swsnwick, Esq, IS Pine
J.mes Shepherd. Esq.
Charles E. shea Esq, 81 Cedar st.
Terence Donnelly, Esq, south William st.
And at the office OF the Society, No Ann street.
n29 SaTu&Th toD29+rc
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SARACEN'S HEAD,
lL-..A L

JOSEPH SMITH, late of Worcester England, begs leave
to inform his friends and the public that h- has up
his house the and comfortas style He at ali
tmas hand the choicest Of Wines Liquors and Sesars
London Brown Seut Scotch Ale and genuine glass Of Home
Brewed IN addition to his usual fare intends serving up
plates Of Trpe the Old Country sylp together with
all other kinds Of usually to belonnd in an Eng
friends in general.
Rooms neatly fitted for private parties lodgings and
house better supplied with Old Country American News
papers.
The New York herald., 1845-11-29
POST OFFICE,

POST OFFICE, Z
New loRR Nov q, 1875
STEAMER BRITANNiA-on Sunday, he Both instant
via Long l1n Railroad with the letters for the B-
tapnia, which will leave Boston Monday. Dec !.
Thu Office will be open from A. M until W r NJ on
sundy The Seth INSTANT which time the mail for the steam
will close The mail Saturday 29 Instant by steam
boat will close at hafpast B.
Postage all be prepaid Boston; Letters OF
half under Each additional half ounce
n2z ROBERT III. MORRIS, r. M.
The New York herald., 1845-11-29
AUCTION SALES.


e. II. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.
j HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Removed ed
to Mr. Fross 722 Broadway for
Of sals-E II. Ludlow Co will sell Saturday Novembt
29h o'clock above the following articles Of Furniture
vz-Rich silk and damask Curtains French Bedsesds Pli
asses and Mattresses rosewood Pnnoorte
large library Wadrobes French Chairs,
Egyptian and white marble Centre Tables cabinet Book
stands RocKiag Chair Of Extension Dining Tables
Table de Mutt French Stands, OIL Cloth Mating kc, &c
The whole good order Catalogues may be had al the
Office OF the auctioneer, 81 Wall street. n29 lttr
~ "A. g. TUTTLE. Auctioneer.
SECOND RICH SALE OF SILVER MOUNTED
- WARE, HOUSE FuRNIsHING ARTICLES, &C..
Platt will sell this day 10 o'clock No 4a5 Broadway
lbetween Howard and Grand streets rich Of
housekeeping Articles consisting Of ELEGANT MAN
TEL ORNAMENTS vizGilt and Svered four eight light
randoles bronze and gilt twentyone day Clocks fine
Fsuch Porcelain Vases and Alametto Stands rich silver
mounted Candle lesticks Suffers and Trays, &c.
JAPANERY-Viz fine ground back Gothic Victoria Sand
witch and Convex Tea Trays and Walters Gard aud Fruit Bas-
kets &c
Rich PLATED WARE &c-Viz Cake Baskets Butter Cocl-
Salts chamber aud high Candlesck revoivin and OBJ
long Castors and Liquor Stands Coffee and Tea Us Toast
Racks; Ivory Table and Desert Knives and Forks Plate
Sets fine French China Dinner and Tea Services bronze Ke
tle Toilet Sets Hearth Crumb Brushes Toast Forks
ELEGANT PAPIER MAcHM Goops-Consisting of two ele-
ocagon style Cestre Tables, richly nlad with pearl
Chaea d. Heildenburg 1.-THE former residence of the LA
FAYErTE FAMILY; Card Baskets, Portfolios &c
Sale peremptory and without reserve. Terms, cash.
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