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The New York herald., 1845-11-15

guess lharll SUIT. Snug, decidedly snug. Bravo
Then you know, the Constitution will be out oi re
way very quietly, and the Calhoun men, m the aD,
sence OF an organ here will gradually dissolve, ana
perchance assimiate with the administrator otq"e
like glue and molasses Hurrah hnrray ior tiat'
Such an arrangement is talked OILS before the
President, and we wish it may be consummated
This NAV be news 10 Harris and Hart, but We hope
they will have objection. -
Then Won know, there will be no grumbllng
The Union for the House-the ". s. Journal for the
Senate, and the Constitution disposed of afore-
said.
We are credbly apprsed that among the cand-
dates for doorkeeper for the House-and their name
is leglon-thoueh not the tenth legion-is no less
parsonage than the Hon. Mr.. Herrick, late men,
ber from Maine. And as we are of the opinion that
Western man will be the Speaker, and
District man the clerk, Mr.. Herrck, from his sec.
uona position independent of the Influential, extra
neous advantage OF being an ex-M.C., VIII have
about the cry best chance for the responsible post
ot janitor.
The Pottawaiamies. in half civilized, hall savage
costume, were flourishing In the sunshine to-day,
"the cynosures of all eyes" They walked about
the capitol inspected il inside and out roamed ever
the gardens, and returned up the avenue with the
dignity of members OF Congress, when the House
adjourns 10 dinner
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

lNTKIILiGENcE FROM SOUTH AMERTcA.-Ihe Rio
de Janeiro formal, to the Dad OF September, has
been received II contains advices from Monte Video
to the lth confirming the account of the taking OF Colo
ma by the French and British forces General oribe
had ordered general recruiting OF all who could bear
arms, between the ages Of IA and 90 The capture OF
Colona ascrbed TO rigorous measures adopted ganst
the French and English residents by srder OF General
Orihe. The men compelled to withdraw some
leagues in the interior and their families were conveyed
to an unnhabited island where they suffered great pr
vatons until relieved by the English vessels The Jor-
nal OF September TO- translaons OF the message
sent by Governor Rosas TO the Chambers, August TO-
communica them the details and result OF his cor
responde nee with the French and British Minister'S with
their replies approving all his acts declaring their In
flexible determination resist and conveying to him
solemn thanks for his patriotic conduct Also
general from Governor Rosas, directing military
exercises be performed every day at certain hours,
wheu all shops offices, public establishments &c, were
10 be closed &c On the 27th decree issued for
bidding all with the vessels Of the combined
squadrons The Emperor OF Brazil was preparing to vi
sit the province of Rio Gande in person. accompanied
by his Minister Of War and his Empress. He to EN-.
bark this purpose early in October The market at
Rio dull for American produces; flour was selling at
10 mireas the barrel. Freights and low
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Sas
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PeIas%Saco Tor PHadsphs; Sriss Bsnlah. Merrill from
ss New os
sch Enterprise, Nicholson from buenos Ayes
Ysl FsS 5ses1 E,% lam 1s HS%s; N;w
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Ss %% ps Of e ore wS q. p
Dig selma Bath for wil%lastoa, Nc s:%s day Benz
sw % s SsT s H,ysn ss e sail IL sys sarah
WingC ssth ,ehr; Josephnt EdrdTs Caves Euphsma
Home Ports.
BATH, Nov cATr sch Cynosure Baltimore. Cid 7th sch
S s s @ S @ S"ef sss New
BosroS. Noy ls-ATr ship oneco, Caernarvon barques
S . s; ss.
xs .v. "a.
nd ship sSPhs S Wake
i S5s ssAs Wsas
Frances Ann; barque oxford ss Allen Clarendon Jeifer
CHARlEsToS, Nov l~Cid barque caharne, Boston. Sid
and Sls s'
@ Ts s1 % s '.a s'% pas SSa
.s rbSs Bsasa s
IL \
@ Ss n e.
HARTronp Nov ~ Arr steam schr Moh,wk Albany sene,
Jane AbsSy SD Ia oSt Govs phadspha
HOLMES HoLR, Nov 3-Ar schr Fredk Warren Bangor for
NSrTSh with loss Sf twohirdS Of deck load Sid last eve
Ga; Cabinet. Albany Sid sehrs Laurel Phsdep Ads
M S'S Sbaay b";a "S" New
YS;n Snw 'S6Hn Sasass Ss" hsn5y Soy s h Mary .s CID
ships Orleans Sears New York New Hampshire, and Alham
NrwposT, Nov PAR schrs Magnum Bonum. Albany for
Providence; julius Pringe Georgetown SC; Edwin Norfolk
PnIADELpHA Nov l3-Arr brgs Antares Fall River; En-
Boston; sehrs Europsan, do; Angelas seul Oregon
from the Msdi.erraneaa sch Sage, Providence CID ergs
Boston; schrs superior Fall RIVER & Ruckman, and Eliza
Ann, SOMERSET Rogers New York; bsrges Nero, Victoria
sDa c and sid
lsth Daabury, Sid lh, schr Sarah Mary, A.kapas
Hss 1s%"1 New
y Lubec for do Gendower Bangor for do GID brig Old
cfPy Td'S s % % iahrs
ted Baltimore; Export Phladepha' Hudah Ann West and
Rising N.Y. san e% sd
sehrs Oscar Coles, and North Star NSrok Lark phlads
Elia EiiaabeEt SHt tcitv. Nc: not Pailedeiphia
PRovINcETows, Nov ll-Sld new schr Charles Hannum
RotIMoNp Nov is-Arr schr Atlas, Walker, New York..
Sid Candy do; Rowena B9sc1 m;0vih,r Cdh,rous So,
New West Coast of Aca schr sam Lewis, Aracay, Bra
al. Sid lOth schrs Zephyr, Para Spy, Georgeown Dc
SAvANNAH Nov8-Sd barque Backus, Msloney, New York
TAuNroN Nov 5Arr soops Armada and Rising Son, New
York; 6h schr Harvest dos 9th Ames, kondout sloop
WALrHAIL Nov PAR ship American, TO load foI
London Bremen baque Johanna Baltimore eio llt sen
WARES, Nov iO-Arr schr Metamora, Demerara.
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, Nov 6.-Yesterday's business in Cot.
ton amounted to 1000 bales closed for in the evening a
ter day OF total inactivity, et decline OF fully per
H. Market quite unsettled and factors anxious real
ize, though some in hopes that the next packet may
bring better news, inclined to await her arrival The
flour market was swept yesterday OF every thing in first
hands i00oO bbs were sold, commencing at 81 SO, and
gradually advancing until the close OF the day, when
1900 bbs we're sold at IS for common brands Small
sales OF St Louis effected at S5 25hough generally
held at SIS so.
most animated this morning. sales this hour reaching
fully 5000 bales and though particulars are generally
withheld there is a marked decline. One list of 1900
bales closed at g. cents being the first round list
sold in the skies Nothing yet done in freghts for these
heavy purchases but negotiations pending. Exchange
will doubtless be affected by these operations large
amount must be thrown on the market to-day.
In Flour although the advices from your quarter
not considered favorable expected holders are
very firm an offer OF SIS made for $500 bbls this
morning and refused holders asking S. IL for
brands
Sugar and Molasses in active request No news of a
general character stirring .-Bait. american.
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Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER u


Cleared.
ssp s GGSqhas as Hrgbu
sS Se ossa. ejsE ms M ts
Is$i I }sas MsSt aIiss Es.:
fsas Sss ddsss. sss
Steamer Black Diamond, Cox, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
ship Anson Barkman days from Charleston. with cotton
Barqus John Gardiner Good 90 days from Belize Hond.
Ba"s B.sSa, i fIladsphis, Ma!qney 4. day. from
Is'b se$ T%ss,ors hence % i$ Reh%osS h "s"' SPOKE
m s Ei.s G s ss eSss To- from R Sept e g
2s lat q Ion w. ship Plato u days from Philadelphia for
British brig Sultan. Burrows 20 days itcm Jamaica with
HGwlaadH Asrmyall Left St Anns Bay, brig Christina,
Gus with ss ogs cedar casks moiasses no bds palm sa
sep! de Turks Island Passage brig Hss?y
6araas yiih in royal sh, lat q i. p
"est morning saw her far q ieewMd '''s gun
BL1sh oIis WsSdsrs & Dawson s days 0m Windsor Ms
Brig Selma Lvermore s days ffem Mobile, with cotton
Brig Cayuga Cushing days from Apaachicola with cot
Brig George Bukley, days from Charleston with cotton
sshr Fulton pormau la days from St Thomas. with mdse
Schr Taylor Derrickson, Wilmington NC. naval stores
to J 4 Briggs
Schr Julia Nancy Lewis Newbern NC nava! stores to
II NJ Blackwell.
Schr Washing ton Lockman, Virginia
Schr o X, Sherman Delaware, corn
Schr VI Clayton, Winsmore, Delaware.
Schr Adelaide, Slocum, Delaware.
Schr Volta. Tute, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Juno, Robinson, Thomaston.
Schr lvanhoe, Packard Thomaston
Schr Ciio Wison, Portland.
Schr BENZ Bgelow, Baxter, Boston.
Schr Excel, l. veil Boston.
Scbr Cambridge, Hall, Boston.
Schr Abbott Lawrence, Nleeker; Boston
Schr Vesper, Burgess, Plymouth
Schr Republic, Soue, New Bedford.
Schr Industry, Sudley, New Bedford to II Leonard.
Schr Fran klin, Nickerson, Fall River.
Soop Mary and Clarendon New London.
Ship Elizabeth Deuison Mobile; brigs Envoy Georgetown
sc; Proteus, Norfolk, and others
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
EIJIID DENTIFRICE.

rI,Hs ARTICLE is offered to the public, as eminently cal
rnlaed 10 preserve the teeth from decay and TO the
where i commencedo produce healthy state Of
G nms whether diseased neglect the result Of
as 10 correct purify the breath from any offensive
oor arising the oftbe teeth aud from the
causc-whst
der any crcumstances, result in injury to the teeth
Tur DENTrRIcE Is prepared by l.. a. RoseDmer,
No ia Eighth Avenne New York aud may be had No 06
William street; aud IA Broadway Nos ii 5 52o 500 and
G33 Boery Nos 100 $50 aud 268; Grand Nos
ao 2s ga corner Of Norfolk and 49, in Broome For
syh; ~ Houstoei 282 Second street, u Ninth Avenue 81
Blocker street, NO Avenue d. Sixth Avenue and 10Th 81
and Nc 10 Eighth Ayenue-n Albany, at ComstoSk Co's'
a: f. VandcnbeIg; X: Is Briggs; Burrows Neigani Z r
Elmendori N. fulling j. N. Cuter-n Newark, et *
H. Van Buskrt; &. w. Badger and J. Il. Trip
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I3th, ls45.


One of your Washington correspondents in the Herald
Of yesterday made attack me, which was most as
suredly atrocous, in all its parts have been persecu
ted perhaps than any other in this city in my
capacity. Some of the circumstances you are
cognizant Of To be made mark of now take i. to be
hard case have suffered in character, and in pecu-
MARY point OF view whilst undergo the canvass of an
election for sheriff, two different times BY a few de.
signing men, and now comparatively in private e to be
thus assailed in papertha have always noushed and
sustained by mite in the way Of subscription and de-
fence, whenever attacked, and find my own files such
libel call on you as man n.honor to rebuke the wri.
ter of that article as far am concerned
All ask is justice, and
Oblige respectfully,
JAMES II. HUTCHTSON
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New ZEALAND.-The Baltimore Patriot says -
We have received New Zealand paper of the 7th
June, in which find long account Of fight between
the native and British troops under the command of Col
Hazard and the 5sth and 9sth regiments. The contest
took place the sth May and the English commander
claims great victory but he reports Is killed. and Of
fcers and 81 seamen marines and soldiers wounded
showing that there pretty sharp work the part of
the natives
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

OREGON AND 1HR ADMINISTRATIONS The Union
OF Thursday, contains long editorial article, de-
tending the President from the aspersions of the
party press, for the course which he has thought
proper TO pursue on the Oregon question, and more
particularly in reference TO the Of the expressions
made by him, that our title to the whole of that
territory was 'clear and unquestionable" The
Union proceeds TO show that Mr.. Polk merely en-
deavors 10 carry out the principles ofhe democratic
party, and the people generally, as expressed in a
resolution offered by MIR. Butler, and unanimously
adopted at the Baltimore Convention, which named
him as the candidate for President The Union
publishes The whole Of the resolutions passed by that
body, relating to this particular and LAYS great stress
upon the following, in support Of Its argument:
Resolved That our title to the whole the territory of
Oregon is clear and unquestionabe that no portion of
the same ought to be ceded TO England or any other
power and that the reoccupaton Of Oregon and the re.
annexation of Texas at the earliest practicable period
are great American measures which this convention re-
Union.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

TOBACCO TRADE OF PHILApEIpHIA-The total
amount OF inspections OF Tobacco at the city ware
house OF Philadelphia, from the lst day of January up
to the lst November, inclusive, 3573 hhds. The
stock on hand on the lst of November, 1862 hhds
The Tobacco trade of Baltimore, gratifed to
say steadily on the increase The inspections of the
present year will seventy thousand hogsheads
The advantages which Baltimore possesses the
of climate moderate business charges active compet
on Of foreign and domestic capital and other collateral
circumstances render the best Tobacco market OF the
Union, both for buyers and sellers With her railroad
finished to the Ohio her trade in this article would be
vastly increased.-Bait. finer, Nor. Ia.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
q u M n E IL CIAL.


New York, Friday, Nov. IL.
BREADsTuFrs-The market continued firm during the
day, and transactions moderate SO Oh for
expectation there seems but little doing in fact little
to the advanced rate of eights Liverpool Southern
has fair demand at Sc %. Genesee Wheat selling
to-day at 81 "a. Rye II cts. Corn rs a II cts.
CorToS-Today there was but a small attendance OF
buyers. and the sales small say 400 bales As low
er prices were accepted yesterday and to-day will
revise quotations in steamers edition to-day.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

Col. FREMoNT's ExPEDrTIoN.-A party of about
thirty persons, who went out with Col Fremont,
started back from Bents Fort under the command of
Lieut. Albert. Colonel Frer ont, with about forty per-
sons, went on his route to Oregon. The party under
Lieut. Albert had MIR. Fitzpatrick as their guide They
came by the way OF the Purgatory River then crossed
Washa then recrossed into the valley of the Canadian,
and thence to Fort Gibson where they the I'D
of October They will be in this city in short time
letter from Mr. Fitzpatrick has been received by Mr.
r. Campbell, of this city ST. Louis Era, Nor. ..
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

Nov I3Ofe-ings OF the week consist OF lso head Of
Pennsyv and Ohio Beef Cattle including $50 taken
to New York; 300 Cows and Calves 4sO Swine and
Sheep Beeves sell slowly at 81 So rs the 100 lbs for
ordinary and prime quality 200 unsold Cows and
Calves-Sses at SIS a S3l swine-Mostly taken at So
s. so the 100 lbs. Sheep range at 81 So each. The
Hay market has slightly improved, and good Timothy
brings 30 ITO cts the cwt pressed for shipment sold at
6o 80 cts the 100 lbs Straw brings So 81 the 100
bundles.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
EVENING AMUSEMENT

has been Of general regret that few opporu-
mites Offer that prove sufficiently attractive young
men, 70 draw them from the haun OF dissipation and wee
into which many fall, om Of rational and m
stuctve amusement An excellent opportunity now oh,rs
which possesses attractions also combining health plea
aud normaton where gentemen resort and pass
an agreeable hour Dsbows Riding School a
required attend regularly, only may SUIT Their con,
The school will be every evening rom 10
ga o'clock (Sundays excepted). n,p,,
The School is open daily for Ladies, rom sAN 10 ''
al futrc
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

BROKERS BOARD Nov. 1870 shs Merchants Bank,
,vos 80 Granite Bank, 99 25 Old Colony RR IO5i ll3
western XIX 9st 9s3; 20 do b60d 90; IS East Boston
no no psoa ios 100 Wiim RR, 22l 22a; 1850 Reading
slf s 3os az, 100 Island RR 75l; 25 Nor Wor R,
Wor RR s4s p %ss "tj /" Nor
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

Recollsct Hills Infalibe Onguent be obtained only
his principal Office the Northwest Of Pine and Nassau
streets, aud at the following agents New York -
VIM H. Cary u CO., 1856 Pearl street L. Graham Co.. 10
Water Mr. Thomas Sewel 478 Grand street Brooklyn
c. Seane Chemist 1874 Fulton street Mrs. j. ordans Fanc
Store All ntic Williamsburgh f. Bsnzett Con-
ieconary st between Grand and South lst Albany
d. A. Herrick No. Deavan House. Baltimore, Md Messr
Mortimer Mowbry Of Market and Charles streets.
on i,,krr
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

AFFAIRS IN GEoRGIA-The reports from the seat
of government. which are entitled to belief, are that
Judge Charles Dougherty has received in a caucus of
whig members 81 votes for Hon. j. NJ Berrien for
u S Senator Judge Berrienh resigned has in the
present Congress Judge w. B. Fleming has received
Court
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Prce cents per cppy-ST
q, per annum- payable in advance.
WEELY HERALD-Evcry Saturday-frce ca cents per
copy-S3 l2lz ccuts per rannum-payahle in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prces-alwsys cash in
advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and despatch
lAlI letters communicatons by mail, addressed TO
the establishment be I~d the postage will be
Quoted from the subscription money remitted.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor OF the
Nyw YoRK HERALD EsTABInBMRrr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nasssu strss.s
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

MApEIRA-Bmqu- Iwanowna-Wm Goodhue, Henry T.
Goodhae, OF New York; WIN Newton. Madeira.
MoBlLt-Shlp EIiz,beth DenIsonA Gracic lady, three
children aud two w III Barney lady aud child w II
BackIer lady child and servant Johnson lady and
children, Mrs NJ Macy Richard KING w + Smith, J M
French Is Norman l. Cady, Mr. Green, j Knapp
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
Family prov,s,on market.

We never saw the mark ets fully supplied with
every article that could wish; and for little money
great deal may be bought those articles that
pershable must be sold. We notice Butter coming in
very freely and in half tubs, Of first quality at Is per
pound
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

MoBug-Brig Selma-James Pots wife and daughter
SAvASsAH-Barqu- Backus-Nlr Taylor
CHARLEsros-Brg George-R Roberts, "A Crandall
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
MRS CARROLLis

MRS CARROLL'S
INDICATED, VAPOR 81 SULPHUR BATHS,
1s4 Fulton street, Opposite st. Paul's Church
RS CARKOLL bsgs remind her patrons Of the efca
Nl Of tec vapor Baths in curing colds
and few Sulphur Baths half hours notice
Pone Vspor Baths sent OF the city vicinity
frpr
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

TREATY WITH CnINA,-The Union OF the 18th inst.
contains the whole of the late treaty with China
negotiated by Mr.. Gushing, during his late mission
to that empire. All Of the leading features were g
ven by us last winter
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

ROCHESTER, Nov. II, ls45.
Flour Speeuiations- The Fashionable Season Se
The business community OF this section OF the country
has been in quite state of excitement ever since the
news arrived OF the advance flour, cheese &C. The
miIers and operators in general have set the money
flowing through the country in such large quantities
to the city banks to lament their limited crcula
ton Business Of all kinds very lively evoIy one talks
OF reaping rich harvest by spring 1t considered de-
cidedy vulgar TO talk about politics here that subject
has ceased TO be the theme for fashionable
The gay season has commenced in Rochester The
hrst grand opening hop" of last evening al the
Blossom Hotel in style that may well be called ma nj
hSent IL was my good fortune to be amongst the inv
yea guests " was not ball, but select party given
oy the unmarried elite Of the city The number invited
were about sixty including ladies' and gentlemen
~ Is anticipated by all that Rochester will be very CAV
ths winter Dancing has become very popular he re:
cnutch ana anti church members to approv
y '"'S "a'miess ana pleasing amusement.
FROM HALPAx.-We have received by wav of
~ NV brunswick, Halifax papers to the Sth instant
ne taax Times states that etcalfe had rendered
n;,.s suon oil the office Of Governor General of the
cessor may be mme mediately appointed rurnor or 49,
chaiao'e' was recently conradicted in the Canadian
papers Whether this state me MT K foundad on az, a
& ~ s 'nan ai nay Which was contradicted we have
NOT the means OF Judging The Montreal U,roJ M tha
3ist ult announced that the health Of hia ordh; ue
improving. The colonial papers for some t;nnaa , m
have been much occupied with discussions of ,s pa p
projects particularly projects .or rail road from Hall
lax to Quebec, distance Of $50 miles. These nroia..
appear 10 have originated chiefly in England ana .,a
doubt whether they have to any extent the supuor s
real capitalists. One of the projects ted with
plan Tor the colonization OF the unsettled territory
part OF the territory lately acquired by the boundary
Treaty with this country.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

SGNoK KAPETIl having dedicated himself exclusively
and the public he will during the month Of October com
class for the VIOLIN at his room, No $50 Broadway
Terms moderate Those who desrous becoming pupils,
will please apply Sgnor Godone 4o3 Broadway and at
Chambers & Joliie, 1856 Broadway.
sgnor kapett will connre, usual giving lessons the
Piano and Italian Singing. s24 eodm*rc
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
importat,ons,

tHARLrsToN-ship Anson--lO bales yarn r " Underh-
iW 90 caton Burckmyer son-07 Sprsguc Robinson
% oe syior son-2 pkgs Rutherford2d2 hf do
ice ~ bales yaru to order.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
BROADWAY BATHS,
No. GOO Rroudxy dxynv.

Ca FEW DOORS ABOVE NiBI.o's GARpEN)
THIS Esab shmet has been renovated throug and
il in order for the accommodation Of bathers
Warm, Cold Vapor, Sulphur shower and various Medica
ted Baths, always ready. HENRY DURkLL.
nj lw-mc
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
READ THIS.

LII CASES in the Surgical aud Medical line, cspcci ay
those of long standing receive advice and medicine
tis the first Application neither residence required
No yRcads street =. HhINE NJ u.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

The MoRMoNs The Mormons of Nauvoo OPP
pose the further introduction o, strangers into that
city They wish to be uninterrupted in their arrange
ments to leave for California.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
BV Last Nights Southern lldil.

ALEXANDRIA Nov 12-sld brigs Brookine, St John NIB;
Lima Portland; Virginia. Boston.
BALTIMORE I3-Sld brig Golden Rule, Bermuda; schr
Rochester New York.
NoRFoIK Nov I2-Cld barque Phoenix New Orleans; brig
Ellen. Porto Rico
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

BELIZE, Hond-Barque Gardiner-i2 logs mahogany rs
hides 10 tons ogwood Capt Petersen ceroon cochne Q
Grim-1 do indigo logs ihogany Coin-I pkg br Vie
~ Duckwitz-2 box mdse Alexsadre- sl5o0 spece
L,bouisse.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

MI ONS. FOlGNET, one of the principals of the
l known the public the firm Of Foignet and Tayors
CLASSICAL French and English School, and under whose charge
- the French Department takes this opportunity his
former pupils and the public in general that he will
Monday October goth.
Mons + having leisure hours will likewise
them afew private pupils For enquire resi-
dence, No. 27 Green ST., Amity, at the school.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
ALOPECY,

- &C.. are positively cured by the use Of Hills Iaallibt
which + an ed "a an ed ,or al
grey red hair they do exist thorough use Of The On
cned CURL keep most longer aud give II gloser
perance than any other preparation now IN IN which
fully sustained by the certificate
possession few of which annexed Sold wholesale and
retail, No. l3 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

- SUPERIOR TO ANY
EVER BEFORE MADE IN THIS COUNTRY
1NHE SUBSC having lately effected throug their
agent in Paris the purchase of the entire quantity of Silk
Plush, for which the ceved gold medal
at the late fairs that CITY, manufacturing which
txamina ation will convince the most sceptcal
perior to ever before made in this country.
Also received Of the patent Mechanics
made by the best Paris being adapted
for travellers constructed shut small
formed IN hat. person put his
hat Dealers and others supplied with the qualities
of hats low prices if lower than BY any any
manufacturers. A. HALL L. SON,
202 Greenwich street,
nli 4tsm Between Barclay and Vesey sts