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EXTEN NSION DINING TABLES,
durable convenient and elegant Of Extension Tables
factud warranted constantly and not TO be
affected by dampnesu warpng OF the wood large asso
mnt Of choice suited for pvats paiio
nlure always hand Warerooms Nol4o Grand street.
Of Elm where the public respectfully invited call
and examine. mr1 lm&rc
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FIRES IN JERSEY. We learn from Cumberland
county, that the fires which for several days laet
week desoapg the pine woods had been arrested
by the rain on sunday The damage sustaner 4, i'm
mense in the destruction of thousands - 6ne
tnber which quarter of century will repair. The
drought part Of the state has been unexsmpled
this for many From the loss Of great guam
ties Of pine wood already cut and corded for
ke shall he likely to be partial sharers In the csla-
nifty next eutumn Phil I'm .aprif q
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
TIRE HIGHEST PRICES be obtained by Gentlemen
Families who desirous Of converting their left off
wearing apparel into cash.
Families Gentlemen quitting the city changing resi-
deacs having superfuous effects dispose Of will find il
m1 their advantage TO send for the subscriber, who will
attzfa at their residence By appointment.
Fl. LEVETT, Q Wall street.
line through the Post Office, otherwise will receive
prompt attention. imsrc
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WashlnRtOn.

Correspondence Of the New York Herald
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1S45
Just as prophesIed in yesterdays letter, Asbury
Dlcklns is elected Clerk Of the Senate. The Ben
ton power in that body is omnipotent, and tho ad-
mlnlstraton viii have either TO throw off the south
western influence that controls it, or an organized
party, IN the democratic ranks in Congress- opposed
to its Leading measures, must be the result Mr.
Benton says that the next President shall be made
from north OF the Potomac; and when he says so, it
Isa fixed fact" in his political jurisprudence II must
and will be SO, else the bursting Of the Prince
ton great gun was nothing to what The bursting and
blowing TO. the four of creation, Of the ee-
ments of party would be, in the event OF 1t not
occnrringr
What is going now is mere skirmiyhing. The
heavy artillery on the White House, has yet to be
brought to bear, and when that roars, 1t will shake
the foundation upon which ciquss and party mannu-
vres have been long established, to the injury Of
the regular heirs apparen, to the throne and be
caution for the future to all selfconstuted claim
ants tor the highest office in the gift Of the nation.
The details of the election for officers OF the SEN
starte most fully, this view of the affair. Look at
it, and II will convince the most skepcal
ELECTION or SENATE OFFICERS.
For Secretary, 4o votes cast,
For Dickens. 25-Sturgs, "a.
For segean. at Arms 45-Beale, 40; Coyle,4; Dads.
For Door keeper. first ballot, 49-neces sary to q
choice 20 Seth salisbury: al James Young, ls; Psy.
Randolph, q Isaac Holland /; Mr. stenimus |; John
l. Clspp. / No election
Second Baliot-sasbury, "a Young, %; Holland, ).
No election.
Third Balot-Holand, %; Salisbury, %; Reil, Il
Peafce, /.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Foreign Reations--Alen. 20; Archer 81.
Finance-Cahonn. 20; Evan 40
Commerce Hay wood, 26 Davis. 10.
Manufacturer Simmons, 81: Dickinson d.
AgIiculture-Pesice 20; Sturgeon. 26.
Military Affairs Benton, II; Crittenden, 81.
Naturalization, %; Barrow, -.
Naval Afars-Fairield 90; Mangum, 81.
Public Lands-Br %; Woodbury. 81.
Private Land Claims Levy. 90 johnson, La, q.
Indian Affairs Sevier 70; Phelps, 20.
Claims Boghy, 70. Clay ton 20
Revolutionary Claims-Semple 25; Jarnigan, 90
Judiciary Ashley, %; Berrien. 81.
- dash At the profits OF printers executing Con.
gressonsl work, was also made TO day in the sufoined
Joint resolution tho House OF sensives from
the select Committee 10 whom that subj eferred
Tuesday last Every moment Is big with importsnt
results and every day will devsiope and the
plans of the opposition TO the intrgues OF the powers
that be- to put Its proeSe in nomination for the
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Died.

Died.
On the 9th instant MiLroN, of Isaac Smell in the
2lst year Of his age
His friends ens relatives respectfully invited to at.
tend his funeral without further invitation from his
fstbers residence ISL Washington street. Thursday,
U1th instantly at 2 o'clock. p. M. IT
On the 9TH instant In Sharon Litchfeld County Con.
icut, Hon JoHy CoTToS SMITH in the slst year OF
hjs The deceased born in 1853 and graduated
in Yale College in 783 In the year 1900 he elected
Representative to Congress rom the State of Connect.
cut and took his seat at the first meeting of that body
held at the city of Washington In the year 1872 he
elected Governor OF Connecticut In the year 1891 he
was chosen President of the American Bible Society," and
has been present and made addresses nearly all of its
anniversary meetings since that riod
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r K 81 " y III 4 Is 1 II u N.
FINE ARTS.


fTHE mo perfect If its Kind presented the American
public and now open Ia Broadway No. 21l of
Chambers street, IN ihree rooms, up stairt.
Hours of dmisson-trom IL o'clock A. NJ. till 3P. and
from till in the evening" day IN The week Sundays
cepted
The first Exhibtonconsistng Of very interesting
pictures three of which ia the Neorana style absolutely
aud before offered city, aud four in the Cos
character-s now course OF exposition, aud will
close Saturday night to b. followed Aondiy by
another entirely different being repeated in
ihe successive changes Of the views exhibited
Deta led descrp of all the pictures b. had the
door, graii,snd explanation will be given if desired Ing
lsh, French Italian German Spanish or Portuguese.
Tickets Is centsor sale at the music snd book and
al he d.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THR MAILS.
Very Important from Washington IA enton
TrIumphant-Ths Administration IN the
Minority la the Senate.


We give several important leits. fem our cor
respondents in Washington, disclosing the interest
ing events in the Senate.
The western wing Of the democracy, headed by
Mr. Benton, have ,rumphtd IN the Senate IN the
reelection OF Mr. Dickens as Secretary. Opposl-
tion or opposition, we are very glad that Mr..
Dickens is retained in his place, because he Is
most excellent officer
This success OF the opposition, indicates that when
ever occasion requires, the western section of the
democracy will join The wings against the admins
traion.
II the Texan Senators come in this session, and
adhere 10 the administration. as they OF course will
the Senate will stand
Administration members rs............... 26
wings ~
behlohldns
The proceedings of the Senate this winter, viii,
in this aspect of partes be of remarkably interest
ing character.
WASHINGTON IrEM--It II is asserted that Mr.. Polk
will certainly change one OF the most important APP
continents that he has made
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PARTIES.

PARTIES.
THE SUBSCRIBER most ,espectfuy intimate. to the
fphionabls public Of New York, that be has esabshed
himself in the ornamental confectoni business His
rience of this branch gained in the greatest
p aisof Europe and the United States his superiority Of work
nanshp and a enables him urnah parties and we'd
Ding, with fynmids Tempssof any Description, Ice Cream
OF al varieties. Charlotte de Russo Jees and all other sr
clr belonging the profess Of Style and
cheaper than where else His place Of manuctory
OF the but ladies ho are
pleased TO their ord may rely being served without
disappointment, 70 their sstisBtti, n.
Dinners aud supp.rs attended to- and experienced walters
PROVIDED L. LEYfOLDT,
ul3 3tfolrn'rc No i2i Sprny street
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THE COURT OF DEATH
THE err EAT MORAL pIcTJrR II

DAiNTED by Rembrandt Peale called the Court Of
Death, oIen or short time 10 the public the
Erhbio Room OF the National Academy OF Design,
of Broadway and Leonnd street THIS impressive pic
which quarter Of century ago elected the admiration
nearly 900 has excellent cNnd
aud has sace been greatly improved by retouches from
the hand OF its author IL contains % figures OF the Of
life.
Admission IS centseason Tickets so Descriptive
pamphlets be had the door To be from A. till
10P. NJ dti 6tseod,r
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Per week. ......h 6 3h l9s /
The rstons u be good and wholesome qu ty to be a
proved by the Col ector; and the er-nt comprising
terations TO he bo rd the good
esn casks and vessels 70 be rov ded by the contractor and
the contents hereof distinctly marked on each
u is 10 be distinctly undereod bids will be enertaia
ed from persons actually the which
hsh upon esonabe notice oiteu be required by
the csptsn OF the vessel with the approbon Of the Coec.
tor aot exceeding dv in each
such fresh aud fresh stables may equivalent
the corresponding OF the ration allowed in the naval
vice
Persons proposing will transmit their bids sealed the Sec.
reiary q the Treasury.
lt2Qr e. w LAWRENCE. ColIector
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EVENING AMUSEM ENT,

hiss been OF general that few opportu
mites offer, that prove sufficiently attractive young
men 70 draw them from the haunt Of dissipation and vice
into which many fall, from OF rational and
'uuctvs An excellent opportunity of
which possesses attractions also combin heh plea
and information where gentlemen may and
AZ .xrsssble hour at Dnbrowr Riding School Bowery
not required to attend regularly, ely suit lheu
The school will be open every evening from TO
on O'Clock (Sundsys eYceptedl
The School is daily for Ladies', from SAN toSPM.
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TO THE LiDIESu TO THE LADIES II!
AIDES having any kind Oh or supsrruous Clohins
- to dispose Of teithsr Ladies 0entlsmsn) obtain
far cash for the by sending for the Subscriber M
herresdsnce, No. 90 Duane street, basement ,,..,
letter through the Peat ofhcs. ohsrw.s, will be
punctrally attended 70, sla lmsyc
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CONSULATE OF SPAIN.


DECEMBER 9Th, is45. {
ITO EMILY Gustavus and Charles Adollo Howard egstses
of Mrs Maria Louisa Goter de Howard late of Cienfue
eos Island Of Cuba deceased 10 all Others the
hers aud next Of KIN of said deceased.
Ia Of oder dated 2h June last of he Gene
raj Judge Of the thuna, Of the of deceased persons
tJae, Gererat de d0os of Puerto Principe in said la I'd
oil Iuba heesy summoned aud required attend
sonay or by attorney daily authorized writing the abov.
nsm-d tribunal IN the proceedings relation
the estate OF aid deceased do all aud
things touching your Iisits and ella ms therein.
81 'tfh Consui IF Soain
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'ARHaSTasaaEMTs dTs4oa hoEsE. srw, YORK. ,

CEALED PROPOSALS v,h be rspeiysa At he Treasury
~ Department until ths ah iustanf for the supply q ranoas
the psy ocss and the unirsd Sta hsyenns
SpSac r the Of pear from the ist day Of
Te rion FOR the revenue service h Il sams that Al. owed
tiIss enumerated In tbs following tatls, TO wit,
hloz lbs. Of ounrss Of hrpni, a
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pRE AID LETTERS TO ALL PARTS OF EUROPE
The subscribers will receive and forward Letters
CAMBRIA from Boston Dec S The bags will closs at 81,
CLOCK on Monday the 18th inst.
HARNDEN & CO, 6 Wall street.
Shelters be paid above all parts of the Cont,
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lt20r c. w. LAWRENCE, Collector.
ADVERTISEMENT.
GIFusrnA lnIfCL, yyo1

CUSTOM HUUSE NEW YORk,l
- Col ector's Office, Dee. 9Th l845 I
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received the Treasury
Department ua the so,hi' sn for such supo1s OF Ship
Chandiefy &c. IL auch ntty and at such times
be required for the the United States Revenue sremr
ind Boats, which may employed in this District during
the commencing t January folio wing
rla.
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Fail ticulars viii " duly
Iickcs Sl--io be obfsined ~
owing geuti, meu, me 10 brrs Of
=. Barclay, ESQ. II. b. NJ.
Con.ul, and * President Of
the 81 Georges Society OF
New York.
w. ID. Gu hbertson, E.q Pre-
siornt Of the 81 Georges
coc ETY..
Tnn,nas Dixon. sx.President
of DO.
Joseph Fowler, Esq do. do.
Bsnry Jessop, Esq, lst Vice
PTesld' nt OF d1.
septim,us Crooks, Esq, "a
Wee rrrsidvnt Of 90.
Robert Bsse, Esq. Treasurer
OF do.
Heaiy Owen, ESQ, Secretary
HeeIy Dixon, Esq.
NJ Mottram, Esq.
Thomas r. Green, Esq.
Jonn X Bradbury, Esq.
Johu Spawiorth, Esq.
X. X. Frazer Esq.
Frederick West, Esq.
7. ;. Cummings, Esq, n. A.
J. r. Walter, f.sa.
DR.. NJ. Levett.
10 SIT. Th&S rrc
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THE NAVY

IhE NAVY.
WILEY PUTNAM, i6i Broadway, have for sale, Hint.
w GU the REORGANIZATION Of ne Navy and
tiou Of Reply to Hints the reosanrsion Of the Navy
Two neatly printed pamphletA o3 ecdowrc
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GYMNASIuM. No. 2a ANN STREET.


WM. FULLER respectfully informs the Gentlemen Of
w New York md vicinity, that his Gymnasium is
the reception pupils w f. respectfully calls the
attention Of the scul and guardians ards this
establishment hch will be conducted in the strict
manner. Sparrng taught u ual.
w H. has made with MIR Hamilton, teacher
Of the American and French Broad Sword, also The small
Sword and Nusket Exercise Terms mod-ae. n27 2w+rh
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the usual places, or Of The fol-
the Lommitlee:-
VIM. S.hari-uoeIg Esq.
A. ksf. E'q.
II. y. OtI. tsq
q. II Nil erbefger, Esq
Or. ". Mot Jr.
4. 8. Cham eIs, Esq.
a. stodrt Esq
Alfred Waller. Esq.
Charles v ys., Esq.
Edward Pay son, Esq.
Joseph Rhodes, Eq.
X. y. Stentor, Esq.
MUSIC COMMITTEE.
u. {. Hill, Esq President o.
the Philharmonic Society.
George Loder. Esq, Vice Pre-
sident of do.
J. l.. Eu,ign, Secretary OF do.
ALLAH bod worth, Esq, Tres-
surer Of do.
Thomas Goodwin, Esq, Lii
brarian Of do.
IL. &. Timm, lst Assistant Of
hcer OF do.
A. Boucher. Esq, I'd do. do.
Edward Hodges, Mus ID.
! Luther b. Wyinan, Esq.
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GRAND GERMAN OPERA,
PALMo,s OPERA : HOUSE. Gssmse,s % Street
DER WI + K y i 'ii1'5yii e iaiurz.
Grand Hss;f s sn Won Weber
oaoEsr s9hemian Prince. ..... Herr Z. Riese
A:as Asshsa he her Cousin. Fraaisp n kqfs,ssIy
sS. N1s issssd So wjIs HsS5s5 hfE ss%s s
Kl!,,% ki, A,,js Itch Farmer Her + sshSssi
Nsss,s X. SSa., q e s lan Rss%.sa ss
ci The SSqi, y q AssMbs - Frsasa Wsns1
The scene of action y in Bgheua during the time of the
EngIsh translation BY G. B. Bukardt, ESQ., for sale Al the
,u s Seat. be secured day from 10 o'clock AM
vted honor the Manager Of the German Opera by
Price. of AdmissionFst Tier and Parquette 81; Second
Doors open at clock-perfomance comnenc at ock
precisely.
Ual9yNU9 sIa1MKs'T TIaaA,CseT.-
q, = a, PHILADELPHIA
Thursday Evsns-s. December III.
HERR ALEXANDER.
Ihs evenings entertainment will consist of variety q
''E$S Pfa n essNsrsx s4ygs sycs
SSftkAL ffhiEoss9HPHy, ,o,c
The prices Of admission are a. follows: =
Ern Tier Of Boses aud 50 cents,
GPPeI lleIs OF b1xes 80. 20
ARtUh s'rfli1s,'f VtsAATiSM.
PHILADELPHIA.
AcTiNG MANAGER. Mn Scorr.
Thursday Evening, December IL,
Second night ofMr A. 4 APtMI 40 is his great character of
Which viii be presented win Powerful cast combining tie
= united tai Of Two computes
KIT rhysG M' sfo tsa Mo s B on Fl fds 5 s Soss s
gan, Gre,,n, Oswald NJ 4 Shaw.
AFTER ""'A me sue 6aNclSG 5's!sI iSa5 n MAD.
fSs ~ ssTi s 4. M oss rs music
GSesn" Ct aad s ssSS % S d. a' the
"lON," "lON''-'. lMUNEY,' MONEY!
THE DRAMA
vEhoae who visits the Park IT. eete tonigh will want
G acely OF Ion, containing stage directions, SC Pice
wei cs%f$y . ss h s Bal
afRs Ld ssf S Ha Hsos: eh+
Cents For sale, wholesale OF retail by,
dll tim No.a A.,o- House.
LECTURE N ST. Pc ETEK'S CHURCH,
c,,o,,, BARCLAY STREET.
I IT. xsss Rss e ~ 70 'se.:
sI.isS WI be rsS'd NJ L'esas eless
MtNDELSSOHN'S NJ MAGNIFICFNr
ORATURlU OF ST PAUL,
vsf hs gs{"msa It s m on THURSDAY
MIR. GEORGE LUDER.
NTH Z. JtMM WI presds at the Organ
TIE solo parts will be sustained by following
resident talent:
Principal Sopr no-Nrs T. Lr DER;
Contrait.-Nrs VALENTINE MOTT, Jr., her
oGo ifs"9iGs lis second s
BisooaSif WH,s RooxRs hi. second .pp..raae.
III Onlouo.
he choues viii be svstsn by about Que Hunde and
rity Ladies and Gentlemen selected particular reference
TO their musical qualifications
The Orchestra will be unusually uil aud effective and great
pans have tahen The
OF the
Tickets eachMay be had the usual places and
at the door of the Tabernacle the evening Of per-
formances.
n. B-A iuI rehearsal on WEDGE sdav evening next
dg
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NEW FRENCH RESTAURANT & COFFEE HOUSE.
AT NO. 737 BROADWAY.
NH N I ha~,
$500 X E W Ards!
nj SSING.
GITCDIGJlnN nY, I,nTTI rT "

y
A RTHUR MORRELL, OF the firm of Nor, I'll & Ham.
mood manufacturers Of blank books No 60 John street.
parted with friend at hs OF Ch and Pearl
on Thursday evening" December ath nstant hapsst
o'clock, for his residence. No. Sullivan streewith
tencn OF going through Pearl Broadway down
Canal 70 Sovan street-snce which time nothing has beea
heard from him he Is about Is 26 OF about
feet eight inches in height very straight and dressed
the me IN black pantaoons plaid black irock and
carrying umbrella He Ind in HIS session, the time,
about so or 60 collars IN bills partly cuengold silver
case Lew Brown makerand silver toothpick complexion
dak black hair and yes and no whsker On nger
plain gold rp2 marked the inside, From A. M. to Nj.
NJ lie man Of the most and domestic habits,
strictly temperate and in whose family and business
tions existed the most harmony NO but foul play
could have produced his absence.
The above reward wu be paid for his recovery nor.
nation concerning him that will lead it, by his partner
family, at No. Sullivan street.
JOHN c. HAMMOND.
December 7th, l8i5. ds 3ts m
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAkSPEARE HOTEL. CORNER OF DUANE AND


WILLIAM STKtETS
M r.. q. R0BERT-ON respectfully informs his friends
I aud the public that he has opened classes the above
rooms for Instructions IN the modes OF
Days OF tuition esjays and Saturday, from NJ
Tor ladies' aud undr "a and from T. NJ for gen.
lemer. a private class for sdies from NJ ASSEM-
b,s will take place semimontiy-scholars free season
So he above have been newly and
rtftted elegant style aud Mr. r. nsur,s parents
and guardians tns every effort will be used
fort OF pupils while school Those wishing subscribe
will please call Is above.
hr H. will give his first Grand Bali of the on Mon.
day IS Tickets ST. for gentleman and his ladies' TO be
had 4 the Class Rooms, at Mr.. RS, ITO Canal street
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DANCING.

NJ lSS +. ELLIS direct from Europe, begs announce
4A To her Pupils that she has ed giving
tioa in 81, the fashionable Ball Room Dancing
a Barclay She will in New York all the WIN.
ter She teaches all Queen vicorias Dances, Comus'
False Nazourks Cotion, La Polka and Court Alinuett
Schools aud Families attended n28 1wtrc
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DANCING AND WALTZiNG ACADEM
No. 81 Howard STREET.

No. Il HOWARD STREET.
CIGNA x SIG. FERRERO have reopened their School,
- aud will commence entirely new class for Young La
dies and Masters Tuesdays and Fndays half pasts
Mondays aud Thursdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays and
Tuesdays and Fridays q classes for Young Ladies'
ard Masters Monday and Thursday evenings a hall past Il
Dancing and Waltzng Glasses for Gentlemen, Tuesdays
and Fridays, the hour Waiting Polka and Mazovka
cas For do La Vaza Deux Temps Polka aud the
will be taught all the classes during the Private les
classes, aud boarding schools punctuay attend
Private Soirees will az
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ROBINSON'S PATENT PORTABLE
WATER CLOSETS
V1NHE SICK and persons a delicate state health will
T find % i. a.s s s5. Tia,
bath Thes are extremely US, for ships hos ot g. vap0'
a,s sale BY he ;%h;crber' az the Cr9,9p Plumbing and
dlo Intro STONE. BROTHERS.
svsS %Y KosH T6oAH tAHl FAsE MFF
sought after for the psarly wheness the
For sale, wholessle and retail, AZ
Practical Chemist and Perfnmer,
Whit j Z,
Pr mums awarded at the tranku Institute nls msrc
WALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING soAP-The
genuine article warranted TO s"rp,ss all other pepsra
No NEXT dSs 10 snf he f N
oas Hosi aud tnroe doors from Broadway-"Dsp 81
Also crysalinc Candies for the East aud West India an,
s ",'m.aw,. aa.. joHSspa. SRsooM : Fowler, q
PROFESSOR STRUVE,
- classes in the German aud French Languages. Gentle
wi" please leave fs1 q at
DIR. Gf ORGE LEo-wOLF,
II rS% aNs resumed the practice
Voi is es~'''' '''ss no m.eod INC
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Ii pfRsONs indebted to the subscriber heretofore do
f.S x D.,
eau ioned from paying NJ Brneues any money Tor
soods wares echindze sold the name
the hrm and also 10
age any Of the goods wines Sc which SAID Brngues unwsr
rantab'y took from the store AID cellar No New
has no right or claim to the whatever they heng put
the stock owned by the old firm Of f. Richard Co And
nrononn certain nstice published in the Y Herald Of
The 9Th INST by the said Drt headed Pub
hc-which states arno other things that have right 10
collect any money or dispose Of any wines goods to
lous a. the said premises leased by my own me
long before bscane IN with the said NJ
bfmgue-the ait having been paid up this by me n-
dvdusy and the bar aud hstur which were
puchased aud paid for by myself and accounted
for IN part trshp between And fur her
give no,irs that the sshp between
u. said B.ingurs and mys.f under the firm Of M Bngues
Co. dissolved aud that all ersnces between
Will be submitted by me 10 legal tribunal oy
settlement "
do 3t'Tre r. RICHARD
NEN1LEMEN OF NEW YORK--1iy csJ-6-eIed
CREAMS DEFY comparison IN America or Europe No per-
will any other after using th Emollient Paste Iii.
the best the very best Give u only single ril DO not
atk any NOR 10 convince you. Warrant IL.
JULES HAUELs
Perfumtry and Chemical Store,
.,, 46 south Third street, Phiadel phia,
~ ny agents. D. jaquem'd, No il5 Broadway f. A.
m,a.S sax} cite Bszaar Nos. lA9 ard i3 Broadway; A.
Npp.aru ~ nm. y " eotgsr Of Cedar AID William streets.
@ awa-.led ~ y. Etanhliu lrstitntr n'6 im'rc
WELDED IRON
-, 80, ~ h K FL u ES
49, ~ tMG hR, but not exceeding lts6 feet In
hasns,ni ,hIc11en oi metal from ii to a. vie Taags
sornpsns Ins 1ny tubs used the English and French
pre. -donly from the Palentse - ~ 80 ~
or m'tc THOs PROSsER I;ha,,v. =, y "
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oiO& FOR NEW ORLEANs-Lcuisiaiia and New
kSJAy York Lne-Positvrly FIr.t Regular Packet-To
xRass'ali ostnrdsy, 18th int-The elegant fast sailing
packet ship SARTELLE, Taylor, master, will positively
sail a. above. her regular day
For freight or passage, having handsome furnished
modations. apply on board Orleans wharf foot OF Wall
~ "a Sonth
turday l3th inst. -
y forward all goods q his address
The ship LOUISVILLE, Capt. Moses Hunt, will succeed
the lELLE, aud sail the 33d last, her regular day
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PISTOL GALLERY

4 HUDSON having returned from the South, announces
~ has old friends aud pupils, thar he will be found At
home his residence 23 Broadway second oor where
will devote his time giving INSTRUCTIONS IN the noble art
of elfDefence.
Terms moderate Open drrrg the day ard the evening
oi9 lin'rc
The New York herald., 1845-12-11


k&& FOR LlvERPOOL-To succeed the Henry
H1S2$ ne very fast ssng ckst ship STEPhE
the i3tn aust.
and storage, apply
do nae JOHN HERDMAN co, ei s,pth st
rff9 Packet OF lltn Dee .nsndj NJ, pscksi
Al&Aekssip JOHN r. skiODY, VIM skiddy, master,
vs SAL - above, her regular day.
VEN superior accommodations nr cabin second ca
on anu cags passengers wishing TO secure heiths
tnouiu maze rrv application board foot n Maiden Lane,
or 70 JOSEPH McMURlAY,
- Conner nf Pine and Suuth stress N "
M hc lsvofto ard we'll known packet ship Serhen Whney,
=. thompson wl' succeed Inc John II. ShIdJy aud sli
on IN. iltn of January. her regular day.
o-rcrs,ns w,shifs To fnf their friends u the o.
oon ~ chn hn'e them brought by the sbof. sId
sn,ps on The most reasonable terror, by applying as shove
STEAMSHIP Ma ssAChu FITS FOR Livt RPOC L
- This ship will snl THUc eu.Y morning December
n g. osoeh 8 which tms gsssens.r' viii BE- board at
Letter Bags will Gloss at the exchange Reading Room md
- The subscribar' Office, ~ ek o'cl cs
HARSDEN & co,
dn as're Wall street.,