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The herald., 1837-01-25


The y ,ss III inst: by = The %i Res Thomas Taylor George
On SATURDAY, evening by the Rev T. Johnson Brgader
Last evsung 81 Georges Church. by the Rev. DR. Minor
Mr. r. = Lvngsion 10 Miss Sarah Bingham all Of this city
Captain Edward Asd formerly Of Baltimore, Miss Mary Ann
Now Yok, 10 Miss sassn eHsa Of The omer place
DIED.
Yesterday moraas after short ssd severe illness. NJ
Cyrus Bunker aged 30 years. Of the firm Of b. r. and O.
friends and those Of the family respectfully invited
tend his funeral this afternoon al O'Clock from his late residence
No. 100 Barclay st., without fur her notice.
On the ad inst lingering Illness Sopha Caroline daughter
on the I'd inst oscarrt fever w Cocks youngest son Of
John and Eliza Cocks aged years and months.
Funefsi this afternoon, at o'clock from No IS Forsyth cor
on th as inst, Eliza wife ofcap' William Allen, in the cath
Funeral from her late residence No Ridge ST. tomorrow
morning a O'Clock Her remains will be conveyed to Hemp
on Sunday s mat Micha. Little native of England aged
ASt csx on the 18th Of December last aaer few days H.
OF bilious vsr, James Mccall Jr cd years Of
James Mccall Of this city.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY IS, 1887.
Hfgh Water us
LATEST DATES.
Prom HsSre Dec Is From New Orleans Jan. ii
PACKETS no ARRIVE
Lfverp0oI-Shnp hibernpa, Wilson, Dec
United States Harvey, Dec. 8.
Havre-shp Chares Carroll, Lee, Nov. a.
Henry w. Kearney. Dec 4.
London-5hip Hannibal Roberts, Dec. 10.
Philadelphia, Morgan, Dee.
The herald., 1837-01-25
RICHMOND HILL CIRCUS.

RICHMOND HILL CIRCUS.
MESsRS. WEST AND HOODS BENEFIT
Great Combination Of Talent for This nigh, onivt
Mr. WEST respectfully informs his friends and the public
that his Brnen vi take place Tuesday cath conunc
tion with Mr. HOOD, which
forp ers will appo IN the Circle and the Stage
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. W f. Doncase, ,fprmerx Mrs. y..r.a,
Of the Broadway Circus Nus. and Mr. Heart Mr. st nott
Mr. Palmer, &c. &C. - '''
The entertainments will close with grand Equestrian na
Drama which all the BE- au Stud Horses viii BE- inirodce
Asplendi unpaJ VI rHs ofhs, ny Mr Nobns0n.
The herald., 1837-01-25

DENTIsTRY.
nR. CARAVAN, SURGEON DENTIST, and Mauufoc.
~ fure If ncorrupffbe Teeth, Ne ~ West broadway dor
Chaptel kw al sbuve Duane street.
d. c,s charxss moderate, and ms neorptble
te~sh are vallv splendh. jis3m
MASONIC HALL, NEW YORK.
" BENJAMIN w. ROGER bess leave TO iniosm he fiends,
hat has BENEFIT wsn tske place sbovc Tuesday
Jan 1887 hh occasion trsnd Bal w te given under the
- Mr. Paker ~bo has kindly volunteered hs ,a
bic nst Band ~ bc providedby Mr brown
Tckes ~ To admit 0cnfkman and Ladies 10 be had at
no POPULAR LECTUREa.-Dr DoDs In,roductsy Lee
turc af Chneoe Ha r0puInr Medicine tostpsocd
q Puzzle mssices previously caed but osesoked
VIII BE- delivered on we9Usy evening" February al hsn
past ss! Han The harry 10 see
his fiepds and The pubir, fee oferppuse ~ -
The VII CONSIST ri Svtccn
and dangerous dssases witch The hu an corsto.
ksse with PLAN seesment Of the means OF
urevention and - - '"
Ticket for the Csur~e sao
Ticket for one Lecture og
jaiw
The herald., 1837-01-25

SPLENDID PENMANsHIP
ACQUIRED IN IL LESSONS,
The AHl Angular System AZ WrflnS ssan ,pfruds~sd
ue Families Criyens and ~ New
Toconffnse for orra short s,a.on.
Mr.. BR1sTOW, Of London respectfully announces v
h th Public HE Rcprr aer absence u sohs. from
very nsferng and successful to Bo.oo has
eoneneed h. Writing Glasses IN this CITY os the reception s
AcADEny, No. LIS BReApwAY, NY.
whe both LADIES' and Gentlemen of ever age and capacity
from 10 50 sxpcdoasly taught the most ard
admired pxsnciples of COMMERCIAL Ps~sASsHrr
Adapted To- Letter. Bik Notes seks Accounts Rsceipts En-
and the Fnshed yeurna Entv -snA ~ sho
purpose Of public business and fri,ste ibe
IN TWELVE Easy LESSONS of One HOUR EACH.
That onr necessary 10 acquire
tww,eh knowledge ~ wuns mat how indifferent lcsi
BILE, Deoune Cnmp the pffsens Whiting BY Mr..
Rns,ov 6nshins wrtns master he Ladies daily sfI
o clork.
- Merchant. spd other. visiting the city can compees
80 OF lessons IN sof days
- Mr. b to bs seen ftgm "a NJ 10 orfom 5iosP NJ
Afye who would fnc renman ht,
Cespe rarn TIE system Of MI "
who ~ FwFrvs LESSONS does raaraniee
10 nake you wtlte most splcnd'db bu
A TTENTION LADIEs.-D uESRfouEs a co
~ 80 oaawsy offer ~ the In of New fok large
cnt !" French tc and Hrrlsh Meno., usns v
chase ~ -
Thsy hsvc removed thor stock e goods from acsrol.
70 oiesbfosawr nsr
The herald., 1837-01-25
UILLIARDs IMPROyED--

X DS ~ ED.-Genflemcn wishing 10
play az Billiards purchase tables invited 10 call nj 2,s
eo Boasway where are tables try paen,
iadan haf cushions slate and
With iron eagle amss and common tables above win Sod
The largest and best assortment Offered public
packed at one day notice. ~ Gun !"
NJ H. Orers thing in his line with a N, ~, ..
TO 26 Broadway, wlre prompt aiisnlon
The herald., 1837-01-25

WANTEDAn experienced Milner, to take charge OF an
W extensive Millinery establishment tins city, 10
peeu liberal salary will be given Apply 1852 william st.e
The herald., 1837-01-25

ekxXb vANNAn- The well known fat ,n,ng pscle Sh.r
- NEWARK, Capt Durham, viii have imsedhsle a.,
pach Her aecomnod ton. s an and s,eerage Passenses
barking, should nuke ey sppcaor ON be- rd foot .f Pine
nty rssper of Saul m sns p,ae - 49,, ~.
The herald., 1837-01-25
THI, DAT1Jsnaary 2 q A., Aue,i9nGi ue!,%G vrs :.

w furnls Ning Hardware, VIII be sold at AuctI0h
LIN IL JENKINS, at the Store, No. 34s Bowery, ne
TO vauxhall Garden by order of the Assignees.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock. Terms, cash.
Catalogues now ready.
The herald., 1837-01-25

EEN PSsSAGE FROM LIy
exSkb One Of the first extra Spr ng ships. 7
- ship MARGARET, Capt sne~den, Ii
tw. nts-sfs tons register; viii afford an eliribl,
CABIN and steerage Passengers. Drafts as usuu
s3t P,arl street
DOUGLAS ROB
Residents in Boston and its vicinIly, will Ole,
Bank
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Effects of .AapoIson's .Ambifion.-A
French paper, speaking OF The desiruc
ton OF human life occasioned by .he
late Emperofs lust of conquest, says:-
I'VE shall be under the mark 10 al-
frming that he slaughtered !. 1OO 600 OF
human beings. and those all French
men. But Ne have yet TO add the ;5ou-
sand, and tens Of thousands. Germans.
Swiss. Poles, Italians, Neapollians and
ll!ynans whom he forced ut.der his ca.
giles; and at a moderate computation.
these cannot have fallen short of 500.
OOG II j. obviously just 10 assume that
,he number who Tell on the eide Of his
adv er,afies was equal. TO that against
hich they we're brought. Here, then
aye our data Tor asserting that the latter
wears Of his glory were purchased at no
less expense than 6.OO0, 900 of human
ise, This horrible inroad on the fair.
ct portion OF The popuIn.ion Of Europe,
resulted in the Abandonment of every
conquered territory, the bringing Of
fpfeign enemies twice. within twenty
tour months. under the walls ol Paris,
and the crasurc Of b., name from the
records OF dominion.
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rnIy4TF LIBE4UY


There j. one private library 10 this
country. exclusively American, hich
NC would give a splendid Illinois farm
90 possess. u consists, as WC are told
Of upward 81 seventy large quaro 30.
lumcs. ADD al by the same author That
author came into public life before be
Vas OF laWtUl age, aud has been in
puhllc life with few iniefmissiOns. ever
since lie has travelled IN many
countries and speaks many languages
H. has held hi.h stations abroad. add
The most exll'cd at home lie has
formed acquaintance With the mos. a..
Iustlious scholars and statesmen Of Eu-
rope. Tor the last bali ccntury--and
wi,h al the alIsirs and men Of his oW %
country. in his know ledge be IS nost
,hmiIias. From the momsut Of his
6rst entrance INTO public liie. until The
present time. be has kept a record OF
The events 81 each dsy Of his life, and
the hole Of his life add tunes nov
extends, o. above mentioned. 20 more
than seventy huge duaTio vOlumes.-
Need We name the author None
can mistake the man. The abe. The
fearless. the eloquent, the dsuailes,
JOHS Outset ADAhs No other Amer.
ieaa u0old have Psrf0smsd sveh L.
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NOTICE.

PETITION pHi be prssenisd - ibs
- urNt i.szisiaturr 81 tfrieis pra1m
That IN Art mas hs passed. su'hsfrIng ths
erection ~ = Bridge srfo-s ne sheusndoah
River. from ne ioudpun siIe 10 she l.isni
81 20 ncsr Ilsrrers.fetrS N the count, ni
Irherson, srd for ihs incorporation Of ne,s
company that stli rnnstrset said bftiSf
nat Ire present. company vtii fsii ~ eve.
cute tie nhtefi foF sbieh wss rreated--
N object the speedy steettion 81 which o,
81 asrsisd ~ ths bel Interests 81 the sd,
gens - iiarpsFs Fsffy 49, tfs surrounding
country Oct : ts1i 81 3m
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.NnficP.

July last gave notice 10 all those hav.
Il UE unsettled business with Daniel Sn,.
der, aud Daniel Snyder & 500. To call y iih
a view OF clo.ips the same. Man, not hay.
'ng complied with that reque.t, am again
compelled 10 ask Of those interested, a
speedy settlement, rs II is absolutely neces-
sdry that the business should he closed " ith
as little delay n possible. therefore hope
that NONE will neglect this call.
DANIEL SNYDER
ian r ISIT
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Fashionable Goods.

AM now receiving handsome supply OF
NEW FAAOY Doors, comprising
The latest siy lie aud fashions, among which
the following ARTICLES may be found
A handsome assortmeni CT Thibet Merinos.
do. DO. DO. GA and "a English do.
do. do. do. ca Senitian cloths,
do. do. Figured and plain ChalIeys,
DO. do Mo.!eno Delanrs,
do. Rich, figured, aud plain s,Ivs
colured s'Lhs'
do. - ~, X So Thibet su,v,s
and IligbTind SHAW S'
do. French. British, and Am. PRINTS.
SATIN LaVambalne (uev artiele,)
Black figured iIernans,
Black Italian Lustrbg,
B"mbaZines Ss,ins,
Thibei, ChaIley. and Esuze Sesrfs,
ffeneh.WOrksd and Tamb'd Collars and
Capss,
FIg'd aud plain Star Nett and ThueIle,
SIX, Cotton. and WoTstcd HosmTy,
Silk, Md. TbUelie, and iioskin Gloves,
Thread, Bobinet, and Lislc EdEings,
Cambria * BobineJ Eigings s In,crinEs,
BODinet and Thuoilc Eigings 4 Quillings
PLAIN bOrdered and Dama>k Linen, Cam.
brio and SILK lIaBdkercbieis,
SwisN. Null, and Jaconet. plain, figure d.
ard Bahdsuna handkerchief,
Splendid Bonnet aud Cap Kibbsnds, (new
syle.)
Lustfing, Gauze, and Satin DO.
Also, handsome sssoument Of BON
NETS, SHOES, AMI many other articles ~
NY line 10 which wouid PolIlsiy invite tbe
, tieniion OF the Ladies.
JAMES MILLER.
Charlssiown, Oct ~, 1897.
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sf the General G.srram~ut. The cite az "a. p,b,iv
s'hhcss, the depository ct ITS .rshives, .ad the
resd<nee of oiheers eat us,rd With large aruouis
OF pubi'r properly, .d ihe n-nrStIns ut OF pui,lr
b"''ness, tct Il bss ursvr b,su ,uhp.v,rd io. or
rs-eS",''. that special @ud rorspr,hs Irxi,.
lanon ~hish ihe~r eitoVuIsisnsts pSenliArl, de
m hd' an ~sil R~sTc 1T the various subject,
81 gtr~ier magnitude Snd immediate i,.irr~s,
,!s.i pfsss themselves on the consideration ol
Co"grcss; but I believe tLsr. Is not one tbs, APP
pe.is more dnssti, To its justice, than . hbsrsi
."d even generous. s,,e'.t,oa to the intrrr,t. o
the D,sir'st Of Coiun,b,., snd . thoroush ana
s~iei"i rssisiOn Ut It's local government.
N. VAN BUREN.
Wasiington. Dee ), 1887.
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DESEaa9D ARTICLES.
DANIEL O'CONNEI.

OConncl is man Of great abili-
ties. He would be known and have
influence in any supposable state Of the
country. lie is, in the English sense
OF the term, exceedingly cierer. AS
bsr-room orator. be has perhaps no
superior, and ~ parliamentary
speaker he has but few equals. I
heard him more than once, under
very favorable circumstances 10 Judge
Of the character of his election, and
the versatility Of his powers. lie is
a stout. athletic man, with raven
black cye-lull facc-regular features.
and sbrewd jesui,ical cast Of counte-
nance. He has good voice and COM
mands it perfectly. in The largest halls
OF the metropolis.-There is a good
deal Of lush vchemence in his man
ner, especially when excited. as he
often is-but even then he rarely To-.
ses the command OF himself. in any
perceptiblc dcgrce-his marner is
commanding--sometimcs graceful
often insinuaiing-and always ear
nest and iorcible. Ills quick and
~ IUuSGlt
his face speaks-a sort Of half dubious
smile commonly plays upon his lips.
and the lurking sneer is ever ready
ct his bidding. No man | think, can
hear O'Connel for half an. hour with
out perceiving that he has profoundly
studied human nature. and know 5
better than almost any other man.
how 10 touch the springs OF emotion
and action, IN n popular assembly;
aud he certainly has a wonderful
power Of adapting himself 10 all classes
of hearers. He can reason, If he plea
ses, with great power Of argument, and
felicity of illustra,ion-or he can
charm with the classical eloquence of
his dIction. He can draw blood with
the keen edge of his satire, almost
without seeming 10 touch his opponent,
OF he can overwhelm him with a tor
rent of ridicule. Few can rise higher
in strains Of real eloluence, and none
can descend lower in coarse and vulgar
abuse.
No man. IN any country, talks louder
about liberty and equality than Daniel
O'Connel; and he MAY be true pa,rrot.
That he loves Ireland, and would be
glad TO see il independent of the Eng.
lsh CROWN have no question; but
that he would refuse the dictatorship
himself, is a good deal more than /
should dare 10 say in his favor. One
thing like in him: He is never
ashamed Of his religion. lie is ready,
every where, and on all occasions, 10
avow his attachment to The RomiSh
faith. With his sincerity have nothing
10 DO. His professions arc decided
and consistent. wish could say as
much Of all men in public stations who
embrace purer faith. IL is impossi.
bic that the Protestant Disorders OF
Great Britain should have any religious
Sympathies with Daniel O'Connel; and
it is extremely doubtful whether, ds
body, they have any confidence in his
political integrity; and yet they invite
him 10 great dinners in Edinburgh,
Glasgow, and elsewhere, and they can
not refrain from cheering him, when
he comes into the meetings for the diff
fusion Of popular education or the pro.
lection OF religious liberty.
Rsr. DR. Hu,njh-eV
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bor--no one else could have done il ss
he has done. What an inheritance
will that work be Tor t5e Ature histo.
ran. the politician. the antiquarian !
We should like much TO look into il.
even now. What a mass Of manuscript
for single hand. and what variety
OF matter! Political and philosophy,
cal-bisiorical and biograpbical-liiers-
iure and MISUNDERSTANDING diaries
and cabinet colloquies--lectures upon
rhetoric, and treatise on weights and
measures-ballads. lyrics, aud anii-ma-
sorry I! What q compound And
alas! how many poor fellows. dead and
living. would fad themselves meta
phorically fayed. could they but run
over some Of the pages OF the seventy
volumes?
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~ bfhI TIfJL HEAD OF HAIR - The
! 1 n grand, II nruatncn b,lntging o. ih.. hu-
u@" ir"i,c. How sifst g,l, The loss - q changes
the rouhivnanrr aud ,,r,rn.iur,i, brtuy, ~, The
sl'pr.r~nre 81 old @Sr, ~h,sh c-a.es mat, ~ -
t0tl ~ Icing UNCOVERED a,,i sIrpttttn, even u
,hun sn,i ., o. avoid The lrsis sn - g tL,ir
.rP"aii'isnre. the ,maind,r "I ih.it lives atr
CeusisHiiN sprIt ~ o. tutUirIt d. .hatt not
even tr Liss ~ prop,tiN hli. th, s.rrtnus ~, l.
/ iug ,ouih with t,.t hroy sinking slpuni - ,u,s
tie loss ~ hts hair 10 .Nrtt Ill ttl - urt,I,s-
s.'t cirvurnStss,ves. Ol.DNiDJ.FS HNt VI or
COLGMBlN stops tie ha,r t. ~, falling III go
the first application. aud To- bDiirs rr,iot,, u
again. u hkruts.' pru,iuc, = o., hruuN .,d his
krTs; prevents the isiT from tutnI.ig erry n.k,s
| - euTi beautifully. aud frrcs II frnm sS,ut NJ
mcrous cciuhcAi"s 1T ihe fact r,sls,i.biI,i, ~
support 81 the 'utucs OF Oldr"lsr', Rim .tc
shoSn 10y t'e pTopr,riors. u gltcad tie iuil1~-
fng
robert Wharton, Esl late Ms,or of Pli..-
dciPh's, las certified. nsN BE- srrn lu~ g.
ihe high ehsrs,trr a ihc follow ,rg gr,,iirme,,
Il'r undcrs'g"ri do hrrrby tertd, that &C
have us'- tl'c haln Of JOiumsia. dis. o,rttd o.,
ohlr'dgr. a"d have fou'dm h., hl' se,'i,r-il-
"ot o''l, - prr'r'i'Sc rgs"st ii,r fsliug OF OF
bar. bat .ls" c,tisip rr,JwAi,r
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No NJ NH'th F,hh-dfr,t
JOHN u lNt'tlS, 81. AtsL NJ
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ga-it'ss. 80 q ~li s,st.i"l, r.iss -. ,ntsrs 90
tee rstimat'n" ~ u,y p'ibI'c. -h,s - ~ kro-a
that three 80 The sho,r sigurrs srr NOR, ii,.p 50
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asgu.,ntesi nh M,s..ts J 4 tugls John =
fu,ty. si'i iisxh Nc. 9r,i, sbosr u.n,cs ore
s'g'.td W the si,st ecfttis.tr th.i u.t ~, goo
tisuru ~ si'.fsstrr sol rsstttt.h,lty -ui -
s"'h toll rfv'ia siiD d. Eiscs a. ~, ssid e., it-
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h.i.d. si.d e-t.st ti,~ e - ~ tee eos tl
T. >. 81 -fi1e,i. iists sttb 3D., a H. -
ROhfhi WtiNRtON. M.,ur
CAUTION -O.s-f,t ti,.i cab b,ttIe ~ ne
trtlnii.s u-iu, hss sii.liiti rlgr=s,,i srspt-r.
oi' sh'sh - r'lr,ssHie'l %, fsiis a Nag-fs.k.
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nrsf M.tdst t.as., .ti, % rtf % isa o. .ti.-tr,st
si,d by ADNN NutNG b.
fi.ftefs-Frrry. Noy 80. IS. --6s
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Notice To Farmers.
MILLING BUSINESS

Al the Ford Mills on the Shenandoah River
uear keyess Ferry. in the name and unde {
the trm of FORD L. SNYDER, commenc.
ing on the FIRST day Of the present month
(IuIS,) and assure all those who are dispos-
cd TO do business with them, that they arc
determined 10 pay the highest marke: prices
Cog WHEAT aud other kinds OF GRAIN, de-
lserej an their Mills, or delivered at any
receiving point on the Rail Road, or at any
convenient point on the River. From the r
experience a. Miiicrs, they can say with
confidence 10 all those who have Wheat To
dispose Of, that It will he greatly to their in
terest To give them call before they mske
a deposition ol the same and they earnest
~ request their fotmer customers not To
make any disposition OF their " heat with
out hrst seeing them, a they are well salts
fed that no mIlier1 west Of the Blue Ridge
can afford TO pay better prices than them
selves. To any Of their customers that may
prefer grinding, liberal advances will be
made, aud street attention paid to their in
siruclions. The Buliskin Mills, formeri,
belonging TO John lisines, deed. and MIR.
John Myers, will still be carried on by the
undersigned, and one Of said Mill. kent ex.
pressly for the reception OF Rye aud Corn ;
for which kinds Of grain the highest market
price will at all tines DE psid. Fish, salt,
and Plaster, win be kept at the mill, TO- the
accommodation OF their customers and those
disposed 10 deal With them.
In closing this brief notice, they should
be acting CnsraIrfui TO their feelings were
they not TO oder their sincere thanks for the
vcIy liberal encouragement they have here
toiore received, aud hope, by Prompine>s,
and y strict attention To business, TO merit a
continuance OF similar favor.
BENJAMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER
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a Veteran. is now living at
Lawrenceville. Ga. n revolutionary ve-
teran named John Davis, who served
through the whole Of the Revolution.
and is new log years old. He will
now ride on horseback 20 miles dav
with ease; he writes without spectacle.
his hearing is good. has step firm and
elastic, though, says the Lawrenccville
Gazette, he cannot but acknowledge
'ha'he begins 10 feel the effects Of old
age.
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