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The New York herald., 1845-12-01
Died.

Died.
IN Snnda.y evening, Nov. 30 JOHN RoBERTs, son of
- -, ~ and Mary Ann Putnam, aged one year, two
m0n'n-s and nineteen days
neral from "a Rutgers street. this afternoon at three
o'clock The friends Of the family respectfully in
vited to attend
AT Brooklyn, on Sunday the soth inst, Grpcos KIM.
pKRLy WArINo, oged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon NJ
four o'clock, from the residence of his father Henry
waring, in Fulton near Johnson street Brooklyn.
On Randall's Island, MARY, daughter of Dennis and
Ellen Mccarthy. w
Friends and acquainsnces respectfully invited To
attend the funeral this afternoon, at o'clock
from ll6th street, East River. N'
On Sunday, s0th inst, after a short illness J.,,
HICKEY, in the 40th year of his age.
His friends and relatives and those of his brother,
John Hickey and Joseph PFlynn earnestly request
ed to attend his funeral Tuesday afternoon At three
o'clock from his late residence of 29h street
and Sd avenue.
AT his residence in Sharon, Schoharie county on the
morning Of the 26th inst the Hen VIM BEExMAr, aged
7s He rect Of the revolution having in the last
part of the war; when quite boy, served as clerk 10
III, hero, Col Marinus Willett, to whom he was much
eadeared.
In schoharie, on the oath inst JAnrz W Tsnoor ESQ.
in the 10th year Of his Judge Throop was one OF
the oldest inhabitants of Schshae, having been a resi-.
dent Of tho village for the last fifty years He was County
Treasurer nearly twenty five years. and Postmaster for
neatly the length Of time He has also been Justice
Of tho Peace and Judge Of the County Court and was
n the time of his death President of the Washingonian
County Temperance Society, In which cause he took
deep interest.
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Latest ISTELLIGEsCE BY THE NaILs.
CI,- The Southern Mail again failed last night
There is now two mails due through from New Or
leans, and one from the seat'of government
DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WIN CHERRY,
TnN liuE II nENFDl .lE

DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WITH CHERRY,
TnE GnE IT REMEDY oR
e. q n 5 II MI PHO N.
Breathing, Asihma. Pain il the Side and Breast,
Whooping Cough, Group, and all Dis
orders Of the Liver, and Lungs,
Broken Constitution,
THIS "Celeb-at.d Remedy has now by its intrinsic vr-
tues, acquired celebrity which be shaken by
the many quack Nosnums with which country
The public fast learning that this the only remedy that
be relied for the speedy and all
Diseases Of The Lungs II literally sweeping Consumption
all Others dwnde into The public
long now resort medicine which
the of the eminent physicians tn. land has
placed beyond the reach Of criticism IL requires toeg
enough let public know whsre be obtained and
distressing diseases above named which have baed the skill
0 MOS; s'psd aoND FL De, sYFEf OF WILD
CHERRY the first preparation from that valuable Tree
which introduced the public and ample prot Is
afforded Of is by the country being flooded with bal
which prepsred by regular physician, although they
ency their Notrum," Therefore public should be
their guard and have worthless palmed upon
iss s f2alSSs Ehh sns
Race streets, Philadelphia. -
supply has Just been received and for sale by DR. W.
Church Dlspensary iss Bowery Spring. B. Wamer
2eo Bieecker corner Mne John Dodd I'll Broadway
Of 9th street, Lewis Lane o2T Greenwich street, John q.
Hart sas Grand street. Of Norfolk street, Horace Eve
Fulton and nd streets, Brookyn; NJ Cook, Pos
pect and Bridge streets Brooklyn; and Benz Oids N8 Broad
street, Newark J; Haviand, Reese Co, No 30 Maiden
Lane and Hoadley Phelps Co.. 2 alter street. New
lmeodkr
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETES

M NOTWITHSTANDING the abort time dnring which
Thy invaluable medicine ha: been before the Amen
pubc s specihc properties and have unequvocaly
proved to be not only the reliable but also unfang
remedy in all affections prescribed be within legitimate
ths syrup = mot put forth for every .ment
possessed by other edicament within range Of the
Phamacopea in allsying irritation or inflammation Of the
coatinEs and stimulating the bronch action;
its remarkable virtues expectorant and Alternative and
ARREsTING THE FoRMAfioN OF TUBERCLE,
Aud breaking down pulmonary disease when estsblshsd All
nqurers referred to which will be
cheeruy furnished the Office Of the agency The experience
DR. Hasngs and recently six Of tvde Lon
Of London sufficient Of themseyss 70 CONVINCE the tmcr
agent ofthat justly dreaded disease hhss Pumonalis or
Tubercular Consumption. Let none despair.
For sale by MOORE & CO., the American Agents, ~
Ann street, and Elliott, ia DIVISION STREET, op-
posite Ludlow, New York. Price 81 bottle-six bot
Ties for So ms I'm je
W THORNE 4 Co. Produce and Flour Merchant ne
a Broad street OIL &c
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CHEMICAL BALSAM,

"A restorative in all cases where Badness not beyond the
reach Of :
MERITS or THE CHEmcL BALsAm HAIs INviooR on.-It
prevents Badness Dsndrf and Cntaneous Scrun
1t keeps the Hair in its natural color and rom
lief that beautiful and healthy restorative OF the ar V
will be found trial unequ&ed Prepared solely py IL fha-
lon, No. 2i4 Broadway - s,,,
Hgents-o Fish Co, Washington, d. C.; Aver fhel
16 Broad at Columbus Georgia; Tutfe, Assembly Build
ngs corner Of Tenth and Chesnu philadelphia Rice,
corner az Court and Howanrd streets Boston Brow
er No los Fulton st. Brooklyn NJ s. Fletcher, Msrebc
Ulster Co, N "; ". B. Locsrow, No. Beaver street
s. Tonsey Syracuse, N vi Grton Anderson, Newport. r.
l.; and No. I73 Division street, opposite Ludlos = y
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TO The PUBLIC.
GIVE MY AKI1CLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE
FOR YOURSELF.
WARRANT them all to be as represented or the

FOR YOURSELF.
I WARRANT them all to be represented, or the
r,' NY Eau LUsTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
dent spirits. pnnssas essential OIL and othsf
rails cleans the hair render, I'M ! bssu,ay
Hair washed with this Extract becomes pleanEy soft
Ss and
and ,uTn. by the use m ss
' ss S and s a asS in
affections Of the skin on the head dsndru-and 70! pre-
venting the falling off Of the hair and turning
plant: h. highly
Of s 81 s and
Ssa as ss:: that i as s
agreeable and 'iv'fyns PsyfrDsN PEviPENcE.
will sMcs sa % s s %
he would do better, perhaps to name adaptations.
's "'''jits TEss - Perfume. and Chemist,
AT!sult lafayette sa1ss Nos Hs and Isl BIosdway A
T;s s ss
BARTINE'S LOTION.
NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS
e. Si ss s:s;;: ;;; $
ONE BOTTLE q he above invaluable Lotion viii B.
sSss. % for
have remedy at hand which can Dc depended upon in
For sale Wholesale and retail at the Propreors Depot s
Broadwsy New York and by our Agents throughout ths
'A'''' '''N'' Z. s. BARTINE & co. Proprietors,
1923 Broadway, New York.
Order, for quantity addres'eda above wi will be
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE CAL
VANIC STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
CERTIFICATE NO. THE suojoned certificate select
~ ed from number from gentl oil une xceptonabe
yn strong and uneQuivoca proof Of the Invaluable cha
Of this remedial sgent other evidences OF ndspua
BILE be furnished the Office OF the principal agent
No. IS Chambers street,
The undersigned having for years suffered much from
affection hesitate this public testimonial
the utility aud ntrnic value Of Sc Jeans Metalne
Having scarcely TO be able
try this remedy surprised find short time
after application Of the plaster almost
walk with much than for previous
shoroughly convinced Of its singular efficacy and abi
" to effect speedy similar cases, anu therefore
commend sHnsd ws rosEg ( gg s2d yX NosrRANp
Secured by Letters Patent and fr sale By the importer No
street At the Pncipa Once No. g. Ghsmbs 81
ToRY foWDER h.: BEEN found highly s.nsseis! and
use e sdis. who have been Afflicted with supe,uOus
per Up and side Of the face siynE masculine turn to the
bs @ s % ans
the toilet the sharp entirely avoided,
and the hair removed in ve ten minutes after its pca
This composition is nfalble and warranted
perous hair After numerous trials have received cch.
Gates Of success which cannot be contested
f'' safe, "n0'''''s .TU JULES LES HAUEL's DEPOT,
4e South Third street Philadelphia
snd sn: W M
Prem ums awarded at the Franklin Institute mis- m.re
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comparison Of the closing quotations yesterday with
those current at the close Of those of the previous week.
shows an Improvement in Long Island per cent Mo-
hawk per cent; Harlem Il Canton b Farmers Loan
Norwich and Worcester st Ohio 6's Illinois 6s
Sonington 2t Erie 2; Reading Railroad Al Morris Canal
H. The operations in Reading Railroad have been large
at the advance This stock has improved within the
past two weeks about five per cent in anticipation Of
the report being made Of its affairs by the Boston
committee appointed for that puspose.
The Nashua and Lowell Railroad Company have de-
cared semiannual dividend of Eve per cent payable
on the lst Of December.
The work upon the Harlem Railroad extension now
in rapid progress through the county of Westcheser
and the company about put under contract imme
datey an additional section Of thirty miles, extending
through Putnam into the rich valley in the interior OF
Duchess This will bring the road to a point SO miles
from the city of New York. leaving but from to so
miles to unite with the Albany and West Stockbridge
Railroad party Of engineers is engaged in Co.
iumoia county locating this portion Of the route.
The annual report Of the Auditor Of the State Of
Ohio for ls4S shows increase the value of the tax
able property Of the State, since 1884, of $s07 $685. an
amount equal to one-third Of the public debt.
TArAsLE PROPERTY OF OHIo 1889. 1874. AID ls4s
Nsus VI Of &c ssrt: s.ss gs.od l's assss assss
vais. sHa..sf q Ss ssv. ssssss sass ssssss
Number of horses. s3a,lis yno2s 3s7, 400
Nalue o. no., ..... Sl336f6l6 $A,939920 $548S, 900
y 9Ihoerr Oh catue. 332 ,859 7l3,ty3 72s 353
Merchants capital and mo- ~'''
at interest. $40 059 $50 COS 507
No. of pleasure Carriages 4Hi I eg1 ,
Value Of do. do. . s3o52ee S7aa 2ya Q, oss 7.o
J otal amount of tar able pro- ~''''S''
petty .slll2 1877 slsd, !.s ses si4 iso 4ss
Tiqasass' Te'ai soans OF sSsi ssssi sssss, sss
The extracts made from the report published in the
official paper of that State does give the total amount
OF taxes assessed received, delinquent and shall
oe compelled to await the meeting of the Legislature
Tor full report There has been in the num-
Der OF acres taxed in 1s45 Of l550s4, and in value
sSsi7lS; the value Of town lots, including buildings,
increased S65s79; horses, $52s oso CATTLE $7s47s in
crease in merchants capital and money at interest
S6oo6,6o2; in value of pleasure carriages S272, ,5o4
The receipts from the canals Of Ohio this year. COM
pared with last, have been as follows -
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
GRAND BAZAAR AT THE PHILADELPHIA
MIISEIrM


decorted and asied for the
for .ss and s.hSs a:sa
The Saloon will be divided into compartments. which will
be let torekeepers. Tradesmen, and Others who feel dis
Goods. Fancy Goods: Books Music Stationery CONNECTIONS
The Bazaar will be continually snyensd BY full and eff
wanting to c render ID. what s 70 e BE-
with he 's ssd display
and The s. % ss S Dec ' and continue day
IL md will P'5s
the Office the Museum where plan othe arrangement may
sS q hayS
ter the and nS' 20 s e
embark in l. Application must be At an early period
roder TO ensure an apartment or stand MI 2w gbz
GYMNASIUM, No. % ANN STREET.
TytE. md y.s intern. =. the Gs%en
open for the reception Of pupils rs.psctiuy call. he
The sfa s:
es, manner spsnng taught =. u, u,usi si;. ~, u.n
& h a As fs s.eh 0sd I ~ h
rHE above Reward Of Fifteen Hundred Dollars will be
pald for the recoyry of the sum Of Seven Thousand Nine
assoa ai@ ,H a'shs si" "a ossi
his passage from Madon to cy S Nsw YU
Of said recovered and restored to the
subscrbers application to either OF them.
The contain ed in small carpet bag which
taken the berth of said Van Deusen found the NEXT
day the wheel house Of the boat and red Of con-
consisted Of bills Of various and Of
$1,000 in 3's and los of the Oneida Bank.
$1,000 So and los principally Of the Pine Plains and Kinder
hook Bank
$1,000 bills Of various denominations ofhe Fame Bank
Of Hudson.
$1,000 or about that Of the bills Of the PheniI Bank Of
b siGis Hudson Rsy Bank nearly all in 50 dollar
bills
The balance Of the money was in bills of Western banks Of
this State.
New York, Nov. 2ist, ls<5.
AUU.E. MASTERS, 1ol Pearl st.
GEORGE III. ELLERY, William It,
THEOPHS. P. HART, A Cedar St.
Committee for Assignees Of Myron Van Deusen.
n23 im-r
ATIENT1ON!.ALL WHO DESIRE FEARLY WHITE
A TEETH-My unrivalled ROSE TOOTH PASTE s
aay sought after for the peary wheness TO the
Teeth, without the slightest injury.
For sale, wholesale and retail, az
JULES HAUEL'S
Practical Chemist and Perumer,
. IS South Third street. Philadelphia
and by my agsnn:J Jacquemod No 4i3 Broadway; "A
Aaut, Lafayette Bazaar, Nos llo and ISL Broadway; A.
Willard, B. w. corner Of Cedar and William streets.
Premums awarded at the rankin Institute MS m'rc
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HORNS BOWLING SALOON AND

rv,,,ss rs N CndNi, ooz 0HOADWAl.
hls new and elegantly fitted establishment will
on tins tMondsy evening. at o'clock, which the
subscriber would be pleased his friends and pub
lie generally. JAS HORN, Jr.
dl lt-m late of $50 Broadw
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PanK THEhTRG.
Monday Evening, December
pEF Mil' fsEeisSEUfz. * eifssStsETUSffz
Mr B,oash
Agatha. .............'... Mss Ueey
anna - - Afi:r which MISE ''0''
Pas de savsy.rd. by the two Mis-. vaIlsss.
His ris fI1ts1Ss IzsT TTEas. Tiseas
oofnIsshaa My Ma;;,s, ~ . bars"
Price Of Admis,,oa-BoI.s 81; iit. 20 GEMS Gallery
Door s o'clock and tbs csrt., wri.e precisely
8OWERY THEATaEa.
Monday Evening, December L,
lns pTftlSIT'sf; pTSvR's sIcRFfeE' e fsTTsTss with
S.Lo o." Gilmore 8 sfS H,
Henninie de Vermont. !. ... Mr.. R PkIli,s
NO sSsS I5 sSs'!st' SS sdfrrn UP
Crop; .........-.. ............. Mr. Hill
Bore. cents scoad and az Thls Tss Is s
bo"r. Will os.n @ Z h.f pas, tn. eurt. i,, rmr
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
Monday, December Ist.
POSITIVELY
THE LAST WEEK
The
M''"'- oEHMPNL pELSEA SIANW892PFt ! %2FtE EHARhINcToN'
admission 1tceaty- Fise Cents.
Boxes and Seats be secured the Box Office daily from
Doors open at 7-Concert at ~ o'clock. n3o lwrc
OPENING
GRAND eEkaiAN Fl Saa OPERA,
PALMo's OPERA 1t HOUSE,
Chambers Street.
honor 70 annoraes e liz Ladies and Gsoemsn Of New
ysTy mo-
they are produced At the great theatres of Germany The
scores
perfectly adapted TO the time and locality which the plot
the Opera tates place
HERR W BOUCnEk, Pllmo Tenore, from the Grand
o{f5 Ess IT, R2SEFissa' s:ss;% &c,
E #ERs sASFs s:s:sas :;;.'
NfkR MSSs !: ETjENSEks " HEko. }chora. masters
sss ssiS Ma1ssss q. 'hs Opera. AhNM HEIR kEsE
Full S1eSss: Musssn.
bs the talent asS Of h e not % su
A. hs bSSsfss I esS
DER fAiFfDE1 Fk lis 5'tSTTi}N cH WTz.
Grand Ro"''S sa& 2gs i y Si M;fa Won Weber
Agathe, his Daughter. .....::.. Made A. Otto
Anchen her Cousin :. >. Franlein M. Konlnsky
Caspar, first Ranger Herr + Meyer
.%. @ ssSaa the Wd hd'ffa Haa;,r fs ssi"a sesS
RI!iaa iieh Herr I sfss.l
Margarete, q RI Of the Ian -. Fraulen Muller
The Ghost of Mars Mother .Fraulein Bohlmann
choa. Of Peasants i sSdesmsda sass ETC.
The of in Bohemia during time Of the
Thirty Years War.
No" The Swiss Family, by Weig-Don Giovanni and the
Magic Flute by Mozat other Operas Of the high.
musical active lrepsraton which several
other distinguished artists will make their appearance
Seats may be secured every day from o'clock, A NJ,
till O'clock p M the box Office The subscription book
is also and the Patrons Of the Opera pectiu
names.
Prices of Admission
First Tier and Parquette. .......... .......$l
NE n iocL : -, =, ~,cin
precisely. n30
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This shows an increase of nearly one hundred per
cent since 1882 Since 1892 the increase in tho value of
taxable property has been about eight millions Of dol
lars more than the present public debt.
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q YAMUDEMENTS.

COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
g. ds f:9S Il. %axs 20 ss
he sq.e 0f and 6as gsassy ana cam
rs.pessfay friends Of The pr0fsssOn
ssf e Il sss q s1.s
way g. y. purpose Of ,ka1 such ser. may be deemed
''''''H' Tor carrying e. c.'aii aitE. ls'' sn'e
{ $$$$$$$$$s$at" $$;|$$Et ri; s7'i::: &c.,,
EDYASR E. y MfMaN. MhaSNPfPas's Pl:..' MS
fh%SifFIRSS5h' / SiRj: al, IL.
g2UGS Ss X, ss . and
s wsS sSf . Sd p.sy psrxs M oPs1d d
Comedy in which American Lady will make her
Box Book open. n3O stis'm
PRIVATE THEATRICALS.
A pose Of ao young men hsymg E., the ru
t..pblishns fsmsis sosi.ty, would invite
" or %iSs n spp I
CONCERT,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
M iss j L. NokiHALL has the honor to th,t
10 Rooms % on NV % ,: M A.
lsA3 which she will be assisted By the following
Mrs; sE;,E6s Il SSRERh B. .vax,s
His first appsagJa.nce this season.
WIN Nh. II. Marks
By permission of Mr. Mitchell
Who will preside at the Piano Fore
,na e. pns 5 Doao be had 4, M The principal Music
Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. n2s Str
CONCERTS, SOIREES, &c.
M rand, AND MRS COLLINS tths popular vocai,.l are
&c during the forthcoming season.
,m Mis- ;E:'fl$'sit
GRAND CHRISTMAS BALL.
THE FIRST as &c GRAND Rand EXCLUSIVE FANCY DRESS rs
ma.) Evening, Dec. Is, is45 " ,o"'''
above Would aor@ hs end
and those who attended their balls last that they have
may iayo them with their evenings
NJ W.,es unrved aaad Band b.
THE NEW YORK HIGHLAND GUARD BALL
sTns nsn1 Nm Of s & s, cte
s,;S! '::: Nj !
THE ANNUAL BALL
TsE Ts1y sGSTsH ,.GU1 GUARP will given s NIB
cured of the
Leod No Cour,iandt street; Lieut. is Beecker
60 Lspenard street Seg Thomas; Seg Haig 100
street; Segt William Wallace 9th street; Mr. Forrest 100
Centre street; Alexander Da'rympe, $685.. Broadway.
Mr. G.. Robertson will superintend the floor.
w. a. CUNNINGHAM,
n30 3is+mc Secretary N Y. s. g.. 339 Broadway.
SIXTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE WASHING
TON RIFLEMEN.
sa s' svss
cember LIST, 1886
'haC Con ~
for the occasion Dcdworth Band and will
10 make this Ball the splendid affair of the season.
Tickets be obtained the undersigned Committee Of
Arrangements.
Capt e. Schwarzwaelder, Serg. Margraf Park Row.
and IL East Broadway Serg. 8. N. Eitel, Peck Slip.
1t. C. ffrrmann 10 Chrys- Mr.. p. Gorth
. tie street Mr. T. w. Warth, 50 Chatham
Ensign T. Witt, n Avenue street.
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SIXTH ANNUAL BALL OF The WASHING
TON RIFT EMEN

NOTICE.
RARE SPORTS ON the BEACON COURSE.
FOX CHASE will come off on the above Course on
Thursday Dec 4h weather permitting, otherwise the
hst fair day. number of Foxes will be let eff time
commencing l2 Of LOON Also O'Clock ue Wolf will
BE- let loose for chase One ne Deer will be in the
field, TO conclude the sports the day.
Any person having Greyhounds th would like
to them for the Deer chase please
Row.
Club Stand cens to Pavilion IS cents to
Field stand l21a cents
Cash wall be paid for live Foxes at Jones' Hotel, Per
Row. u30jf
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

"A LIN D0DwoRTH viii commence a Private Dancing
School At his residence No ta Broome street on Mon
day Oct 2h continue during thu season every Monday
Wednesday Thursday and Saturday. at r M Tor Ladies,
oil iimsrc 80
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ABBEY f1OIEL.
TO LET-The Furniture. Fixtures. &C., &C., for sale The
premises good order and the Hotel successful
alton The Proprietor havngmade arrangements 20 South,
Will sell his interest on reasonable terms
Mr. Van Rensselaer, would thanks for the libe-
raj patronage bestowed the Abbey for Che
and would solicit Of it for tn fall aud
winter He prepared furnish and Suppers for
dviduns for short notice. His table and bar
supplied with the best the markets afford For the
daton Of and good music will be ready for those
who may wish to enjoy the same.
BLooMIScpALE RoAp, lo2d street, NY, Nov. ioi5.
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

SkGARS-SEGAKS-B
vTNHE SUBSCRIBERS having lately pnrchashed extern
s,e stock OF seRars by order Of Assgnees &C. now
enabled to offer greater bargains than prices much
lower than the cost Of Manufacture Importation
wholesale Segar Emporium ios Wall street, up stairs
MS lm.r KENNETH h lAVERTY
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

BROWNS INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL.
THE PROPRIETOR of this long established Hotel takes
occasion, respectfully, apprsc his old friends and
public generally that in determination to keep full with
the last few months had his spacious thoroughly
overhaued throughout That without regard pains
new Ladies' Ordinary and Ladies' Dmwns Room fronting
Avenue which are segsnty executed
a every particular in the most modern style and has elected
the high admiration OF the hundreds who have visited Ad
joining tins Drawing koom several and delightful
chambers also handsomely and that they
be made entirely from other the
With these improvements he confidently believes that his
be exceled of the United States
aud he respectfully solicts continuance of that patronage
dian Queen" JESSE BROWN.
Washington City, Nov. IL, 1875. nl4 2wrc
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

OyTIcE OF THE JEFFERSON lreURArcE Co.,
New York, July "a, le43.
THE ssockhcde Of this Company are rsqussted to call At
wish fill mp their respective shares receive number Of
shares equal to the present value Of their stock.
convey their by post the ohcs No Wall st.
T. w. THORNE, Prcs't
0Ko T. Hopx. Sec'y. jyS
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

ABRAHAM KASTOR.
MPORTEk sss Broadway, has by late arrivals the
newest tyes OF Frnges and Lace (mps Trmmings for
Lloaks and Mantlas very Thread Lace low neci
Capes and Thread Lace Berths Wells and Sleeves Thread
Lace collars and Cun and great variety black Silk Lacss
sale at wholesale and retail - ~ N n J,r.,c
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Highland Cottages.

VIEWS, with ground plans, Of the Highland Cottages at
Roxbury, Boston, designed and erected by VIM. B.
LsndfoI sale at the Of saxton and Miles Wiley Put
stores in New York, Philadelphia and Boston ns 7w.r
HOTEL DES DEUX FKERES.
Boarding and Rooms on the European Plan.
WHICH is convenient, comfortable and economical
w than other plan for travellers and whose
BUSINESS require them to be absent frequently;
park retired from the nose hustle and confusion of great tho
rongares yet adjacent thereto and all the steamboat land
ngs, presents the desirable residence 1853 Duane
posite Duane park. nil m*
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

DUCKING GUNS.
CASES superior Duck Guns, Of the most approved length
- form, weight and bore
cases very superior Cooking Guns -
8 cases low priced boys and larger Guns The above
GINS now store and will be sold low prices,
Also full stock Of Sporting articles Gun maerials &c
o2t 3taw2m+rc A. w. SPIES Co. 2s Pearl street
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
PERRYLAN PENS
QUALITY IMPROVED.
VAMES PERRY CO, have the pleasure that
increased facility in the manuactue of
Pens the prices the level Of all other
Pens in the market the their superiority in quail
ty maintained.
their friends for the decided preference gyen tho
Perryan Pens for caution the public
the spurious limitations which frequently imposed urc
them for the genuine Perryian Pens.
Sold by all staoners dealers Metallic Pens. and ty
THEODORE hIPKE,
Agent for James Perry Co, London.
No. Liberty street and No. TAX Maiden Lane.
nj lmeod*rc
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES
. p. HAAS, DAGUERREAN ARTIST,
80 BROADWAY, CORNER OF RRApE STREET, LAFARaE

MR H. hs received the Medal the Fair of the Ame-
N1 rican Institute for Pictures executed by himself
purchased done by hired the public therefore
all times depend upon obtaining the style OF Por.
traits from the lest the largest szes which cannot be
surpassed for beauty or accuracy
instruction given in the Art on reasonable terms
1m%.
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

hPOTHEC.aRIES' HILL, SO C.aTH.aRINE ST
ESTABLISHED 1910.
LII MEDICINES in this Estabiishment warranted grna
"a Inc No boys or nenpsrisnced young ever al
sale or applied by an experienced person
VIM WATSON,
$50 lmsr 40 .cccrd .,rss, I.ondau