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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

In the United states Eastern Disirot OF N
sinia, o5th NAV, 1872.
TOuN COOK, OF the county OF King Il Queen, having
flied petition praying that he may he deearcds bank
II 10 ordered that all claiming TO he creditors
the said John Cook the Court the Slh
day OF July Why the said John Cook be not declared
Bankrupt the act OF Congress In that behalf
and that copy OF this order be published in the newspa.
pers, according 10 the 22i aud 9th rules OF Court
A copy-Tcstc, -
ma - w5w HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

PURCHASERS arc informed that will sell tho hove
Ifunksm unusually low prices, We are anxious 10
close Tue lot wc have on hand. They very superior
tue prices will be reduced much hciow those have boon
selling az. ID BURLINGTON 4 90
ID.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
THE YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK,
FOR MARCH

TIE present number is embclished with splendid
smaller cngTavugs
Inc Contents are from The pens Of Arthur. Bachc san
defson Walter, Miss Rand Rev kennedy, The Editor.
Professor Frost and many others.
Subscription ouiy 81 per year. single Nos II. etc.
Val coon ~ The Periodical Agency Office, Main street
mex doOs IN Evans CHINA store.
NH y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

Ia United states Court the Eastern District OF VIZ
ginia 2Sih MAY lsi2
WILLIAM u MILES. ofihc county Of Nelson, having
w filed petition praying that he may be dec atcd a
bankrupt II is ordered that all persons claiming 10 be
creditors OF the said William D. Miles show cause 20 the
Court the l2th day OF July next, why the said William
H. Miles be declared bankrupt TO the act OF
Congress that behalf and that copy OF this order be
published ia the newspapers according 10 the 2d and i
/ rules OF Court.
| copy-Tcse.
| una IS w5w HENRY GIBSON. ok.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

~ the Unhod Safes Court forfhc Eaaorn Dafref 81 W.,
- -. - ania, May 30'h. 1872
IhhEs DEAN, of the county Of Cannbeu having
h'eda petition praYuatha he may be dec lsrei bsot
wv W ordered hat OIL ptrsons claiming TO be cfetors
e We ssid !amcsF Dean show 10 the Court on The
o Gay 81 JOY next, why the said James Dean be MOI
Gee aIeus bankfnp pursuant 10 the act Of Congress n
,ns' nensh an ths COPY Of s order be published In
court. ' '"'s VI
naa "sN osEfh BATTLEY, DO,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
AeoPy. Teste,

NlRSlNiA-h Rules held in the Clerks Office OF tho
superior Court Of ChinccTy fer the Richmond CIR
cult. The % Jay Of Nav, ls2Ttc Tredegar Corrs-
ny, PM against ohr McQulid and Henri, Timanus ata
FARMERS under the firm aud style OF Nc ouad Timanus,
and other defendants.
The defendant, Henry rmanus, not having entered
disappearance and gwen security according the Of
assembly and the rules OF this COURT and IL appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he ~ inhahan OF this
commonwealth; II IL ordered that the said defendant,
appear at TIE rules 10 be held on the first Monday
copy OF MS order be forthwith inserted nswspa-
per published In the city of Richmond, months
suce essye and posted at the front door Of the Capitol
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

In tho United States Court for the Eascrn District OF Viz
Einis, 18th ApuL lSi2
I N the matter Of bankruptcy Of p bNRoN BARKER Of
the ciy OF Richmond, In the Eastern Virginia District
The said Byron Barker, who has heen decreed Bank
rup by this court having flied petition praying Tor hs
discharge II IS ordered. thai notice thereof be published
In newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond 10 DAYS al
lcas, before Sh day Of July next when hearing will be
had the said petition, the City Hall In the city Rich.
mond aud all creditors who have proved their debts and
other la interest," appear the SAID time AMI
place. they have why the pray OF
the said petitioner should not be granted
Cory-Tcstc,
ap l6 wIIw HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

( ,HhAT BAHGAINs-We have hand an cS
~ c"cnt assortment IT Family Groceries, which will
De sod cheap for cash punctnal CUSTOMERS upon
| reasonable time.
Ja5 GRErTER PEAKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

BONNEIS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, sc.
NUNS Bonnos atisG Ct
\ Misses -naw, Lcgrorn aud Zphyrine Bonnets
ISihes hniEone, straw Florence Braid, Ziphyrue
and Fancy I1uucts ' ''"' '''
Artificial Flowers
re .ove Goods are all u the newest and most f,sb
ionahc styles, snd will he sod low. ~
ALSO,
Gen'lcmen's and Boys straw, Palm. Manila and I,g.
horn Hats or u 'CIGNNtNIsu. ~. - ''s
81 ~ New and CE-ap Cast Dry Goods store
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me style of Hopkins & Stockton aud sally w Stuc ktnu
vile % The said william Stockton. Ben amin ~ Maatu.
dcr Neal " Gay and Afchel8us Strange, executors of
Gideon STunge, dec and the said Dcnisuin n Naqrurr
asguafdan ~ The said sally w Stockton, formerly sally
w strange, and WIN Parish Uens.-Tn Chaucsrv
The defendants, John Hopkins aud William sfoc kfon,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according 10 act of assembly and the rules of hits Cour
aud appearing by satisfactory evidence thov arc
not Inhabitants " ihis Commonwealth; ne ordsrrd That
The SAID defendants. Hopkins and Stockton do appear be-
fore the Judge NJ Circuit hyperion Court ~ Law
Iancrry for The said county NJ Fuvanna tho Clerks
once of sad Conr, NJ Rules hc holden therein on
tho hfs Monday in Auruft next and me scrord
amended hin ofthc PLAINTIFF and that copy 81 tins order
be forthwith inserted iu the Richmond Whg newspaper
puh'hcd IN tho city " Richmond, for months suc-
essscy and posted tho front door Of the Court House.
m this county.
ma % WOW ala sUFPfI ~ D. Ir.. g. g.
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For THr CgIcC

h'NNU Ms FOR JfE SEASON
FLOR As Dictionary, by Mrs " WIN
The Poetry u Flowers, anu Flowers Of Poetry e,i,.
Ell ~ Frances Oszond -''' '1'''
LoufIn ''''"i ~ WIS
~ orchard and Fruit Garden, Including the Forcing
The ANA an'h, siii 'of all seasons
Fi'Iaa Lexicon, Interpretation Of the I,pgu,s. and
senrm rnts Oi flowers For -aIc ~ w
ap II SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31

ARRIVAL OF LORD AsHBuRToN-G GRAND LEvKE IN
THE Cry HALI.-The Right Honorable Lord Ash
burton, Special Minister Plenipotentiary of her
most gracious Majesty, Victoria, Queen of Great
Britain, Ireland, Hindostan, the Canadas, West
Indies, &c, containing population of l25, 679 OOC
souls OF all coors, arrived in the steamer Albany,
(Which was decorated with the American and Bri-
fish colors) yesterday afternoon from Albany, and
took apartments at the Astor House, where he will
sojoun for a week,
His Lordship was accompanied by Lord John
Hay, and also joined at Albany by Messrs Dillon,
Bruce, Mildmay, attaches, who had just arrived
from Saratoga and Niagara. To-day his Lordship
will hold grand tepee between IL and l O'Clock,
at the Governors rooms City Hall, in the Park, at
tended by all the British authorities of this port
His Honor the Mayor and their HoIors the Alder
men, will be present also such of the French COM
mssioners and officers of the Conner as are in town.
This will be great occasion. 1t has sort Of ma
tional character Lord Ashburton, representing the
sovereign of Great Britain, will be most happy 10
shake hands and wish good luck and long and
prosperous reign to the sovereigns of the "great
public" 1t is sort OF a meeting between the father
and son-between the mother and the daughter-be
tween honest old John Bull and the brawny-armed
ong.legged Jonathan, his eldest son, who with the
bravery, blood and indomtable perseverance of the
old chip adds to it all the freshness life, gaiey and
recklessness of young chip who has just got
through sowing his wild oats. 1t will be the great
est scene that the sun shone down upon from
his eternal mansions in the sky So, don't burst
with delight, but go and do the thing with proprey
and decorum.
His Lordship will also hold private lepfe at the
Astor House tomorrow, between the hours OF
eleven and one o'clock, principally TO see his old
personal friends, and perchance the ladies. In the
evening the grand dinner takes place ,over which the
Hon. Peter A. Jay presides. The peace of the
world must be preserved, and war put down.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31

SINGULAR OccURRENcE-Two letters addressed
TO Mr. John Blake, Treasurer of the Park Theatre,
New Orleans, instead OF New York, were forwarded
TO that city, owing TO this misdIrectlon, and re-
manned in the post office there for several months
AT length they were taken out Of the New Orleans
post office, by some one unauthorized so TO do
The letters referred TO enclosed papers of mpor-
lance to Mr.. Blake and his family only, and il is to
properly directed to New York. or if they should
nave been destroyed, Mr.. B. desires that he may
DE informed by letter, anonymously, or otherwise,
VIII our contemporaries OF New Orleans oblge
MI Blake, by noticing the above paragraph in their
columns
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Baltimore.
baltimore.
Correspondence of the HERALD
Rxr Auu Oh 1910

BALTIMORE, Aug. 80, 1912
Mn. EDlToR-
As you will be informed, the long agony is over
The Tariff Bill has passed. and is now awaiting the
immortal signature Of Captain Tyler. Nothing
could have produced greater Joy. Every counte-
nance beams with gadness. The mechanic and
laborer who have been thrown out of employ, and
were next TO the contemplation of starvation, can
now see through the fog that so long INSTRUCTED
their hopes, and at the vista's terminus behold the
fruits of industry again rsening, whilst the buds of
promise hang upon every branch and shrub We
have report here that the bill has been signed.
The temperance meeting last evening was an
overfiowing one. The church was crowded from
top to bottom. The New York delegation were in
attendance, sung songs, gave their experience,
temperance advocates from our far-famed Mechani-
cal Fire Company intend visiting New York, to Join
the great celebration, or rather procession, OF the
hremen, which Is announced 10 take place in your
city on the 10th Of September next.
An accident happened on the Philadelphia and
Columbia Railroad on Saturday last, by which the
cars were thrown from the track, the engineer from
ing to Jump through window was much injured
A grand proces sjon and celebration of the chill
dren attached to ..he Methodist Episcopal Sunday
Schools OF this city, Is to take place on the 18th
September next.
The Rev. Mr., Maffit has lately been dispensing
the word to his friends in Baltimore with great
cess.
Flour remains at Ss4,s7a. and wheat from 80 to IS
cents.
The weather is very warm. Yesterday morning
the thermometer stood at So it is now 80.
Yours, RoDERICK.
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and boundcss his and blessings than ready
believe or receive and at the terrible 10 the
workers ofniguy awful in the executions Of his pun
shmens and ready detect false than
are spt TO suppose him 20 be- He will enqaed Of by his
chndIen-he ask and We shall receive, seek and
we shall bind, but If ye will take that which your
=, wnch have NAT gwen you; shall be- rewarded
sccofug 10 your seeds but good thing will withhold
2T them who walk uprshy beorems, and do my will in
all tings, VINO VIII listen TO and the OF
whom have sent; for delight those who seek dill
70 1now my receP and abide by the laws Of king
own due time and in the end they shall have Joy
JOS. SMITH.
The time has expired. Tomorrow l shall show you
something very peculiar in this secret wive system
as such peculiar things can be shown ladies' but Fri
startling truths about Joe and his secret wives
The audience then dispersed, about quarter past
ten, all apparently in high glee, particularly the
ladies'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31

SoFr SIrrING-CLEAN, Too.-Sofas and chairs,
covered with the ordinary species of hair spoil the
white dresses of the ladies very much. We are in
formed that young lady recently lost beau, who
might have become husband, by sitting on bad
hair cushions Be careful OF this-and here is the
remedy. Johnson IL Green, 152 William street have
established mandatory of the article, which will
obviate all these ishereafter. Sec advertisement
Always read the advertisements they are sometimes
the most interesting part of paper Of large circula-
fion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31
Albany.
Correspondence Of the Herald

ALBANY, August ~, 1917
The Assembly have at last resumed the considera-
ton of the specific object of the session again and
to-day have made considerable progress therein
The bill was gone through with in committee of the
whole, and reported to the House and the ques
ton comes up tomorrow ordering ii to third
reading. II has been materially amended in COM
mittee of the whole, and is now much improved. A
good deal of debate ensued on the dstrcting of the
northern tier of'eountes, which was confined prn-
cpally to the members from that section. The BILL
as reported by the committee of eight, recommend
ed the following arrangement Washington and
Essex-Saratoga, Fulton and WaTen-Montgo.
merry, Schenectady and Schoharie-Herkimer,
Hamilton, Franklin and Clnton-St. Lawrence
and Lewis. AS amended by the committee of the
whole, these counties are now arranged follows:
Washington and Saratoga-Warren, Essex and
Clinton-St Lawrence and Frankln-Herkimer,
Lewis, Hamilton and Fulton-Montgomery Sche-
nectady and Schoharie.
very spicy, piquant, and personal debate sprung
up in the course OF the discussion between Mr.. o.
Sullivan, and Mr.. D. S. Wright of Washington.
In the Senate to-day, the concurrent resolution of
the Senate to open the business of the session to the
consideration of bill to repeal the exemption law,
was again taken up, and, on motion of Mr.. RuGER,
laid on the table, IA to ii. Another resolution from
the Assembly, for opening the business of the ses-
sion TO the Introduction of bill to correct clerical
error in law passed at the last session. relative to
proceedings in Chancery, was concurred in. An al
tempt was made to induce the Senate to consider
some matters relative to the New York and Erie
Railroad, but was not successful.
Lord Ashburton and suite, and Lord John Hay,
arrived in this city this evening from Boston, and
took lodgings at Congress Hall.
We have now the strangest kind Of weather-a-
ternate heavy showers and bright scorching sun
shine throughout the day, and damp heavy fo9s in
the morning. Very healthy all this, indeed.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,
rhe Coiic9e OF Medicine and Pharmacy,

H"ao"saed for the suppression Of Quaekey,
W- ZIG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
OIL obtaining medical advice that renting the Of
one dollar, with staemsnt of their case they will be
supplied with dollars worth Of appropriate medicine
and letter Of advice containing full directions to Diet
regimen NC. All letters must be post paid. Address
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College of Medicine and -
Pharmacy, ~ Nassau street, N.Y
NB.-The CorsuLrrSo PHyscnr is daily in attendance
at the private consulting Of the College. Hours
from 10 till O'Clock
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RHODE ISLAND ELEcTIoN.-To-day the semi-an-
nual election takes place for members of the House
of Representatives; at the same time, delegates will
be chosen to convention to form constitution to
be submitted to the people of the State. The cleo
ton is one Of very high importance, although the
apparent absence of opposition has deprived i, of
the usual interest
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GRAND Pick Nick THE Navy YARp.-Commo-
dore Perry gave grand pick nick yesterday after
noon at the Navy Yard. The Hon John Barney.
of Baltimore, His Excellency Governor Davis, OF
Coney Island, and number of distinguished Naval
officers and strangers were present. Major Barney
returns to Rockaway to-day, where for week past
he has been the soul and life of the place He fin
ishes the week at that watering place. Afropos.-
We have an interesting account to give ofthe gaieties
of Rockaway, with several important documents
recently put in our hands Hundreds are still going
there-the last ball and hop will be given on Friday
and Saturday
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HATS AND HousEs.-Bloomer, the celebrated hat
ter has at last abandoned fabricating fine houses,
and IS now busy at 179 Broadway in fabrcating
fine hats. This is better business. He has just
brought out low bell crowned hat-a new shape
which is said to be beauty. Some of the hatters
have brought out high crowns-but Bloomer says
that low crowns will cany.the day among the beau
monde. We will wait and see
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u. =. ,yar.h.,I,. Omc.

AUG. @-Compaint was made on Monday against
Mitchell lie Cour, "A Stanton street, for receiving
from the post office carrier Gas belonging to him
self,) and opening, letter from Philadelphia, di-
rected to John II. Stevens. lie was arrested and
held to bailfor HIS appearance to answer
The penalty for this offence is $500, and twelve
months imprisonment.
Assault. Edward Louis, first mate Of the brig
Peter Demlll, has been arrested and held to bail
charged with assaulting a seaman named George
~ Abbott with a dangerous weapon.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
vew York, "wednesday, August 81, Is4a.

wASrED-A steady competent printer to serve in the
capacity of Foreman to large Job Printing Office Apply
to the editor of this paper None need apply who has not
the best testimonials. Also pressman Of first rate
naciiY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31

NIBLo's-1BE RAvrL FAMnY.-So great has been
the rush to witness the magnificent pantomime of
The Night Owl, just produced, that the proprie-
tor, at the request of Numerous visitors has been in
duced TO add Wednesday to the Ravel list of nights;
a sound policy; the pantomime will be repeated, to-
gether with the Italian Brgands, in which Gabriel
is famous-and daring feats on the Tight Rope by
Charles WINNER and the Rayel Family
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31

LETTER BAGS poR EURoPE.-The letter bags of the
steam ship Britannia, which will leave Boston to-
morrow for Halifax and Liverpool will close at
Harnden's, No. Wall-st., the post Office, Adams
and Gipins at half past o'clock this afternoon At
Harnden's they will be kept open till fifteen minutes
before five.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31

THE NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.-The developments
on this trial yesterday are getting richer and richer
We have had trials for bad temper turning up
boxes-giving away bowie knife-buying a few
shells-but the loss of the Peacock, with $2OO,0OO
of specie on board is mere bagatelle, and does
not merit an investigation. However" as Phil
lip Hamilton says 'what can you expect from such
paper as the Herald but abuse - Oh! rare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31

ARRIVAL OF PAssENGERs.-The fine steamer
Massachusetts, arrived yesterday morning with over
FIVE hundred passengers The Massachusetts,, Com
Comstock, and Capt. Gladding, are great favortes
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THEATRICAs.-The fall season in theatricas is
now begun. The Park - the Chatham = the
Bowery all under way-and in few days the
Olympic will also be open.
Things theatrical in a very curious condition,
indeed. On Monday the Park opened, under the
new regime, reduction of prices equal to an
average of per cent from the rates of the last half
century. What revolution In fact every thing
is coming down, prices, pride, salaries, and
salads The propreors of the small daily press first
made the movement, and all must submit to better
habits. On the first night the Park had 500 and
cleared $l5O-the second night much the same If
this holds out the change will be successful There
is yet much more expenditure that might be re-
trenched-only print your advertisements in two or
three papers of the largest circulation The money
paid TO the Wall street prints is so much thrown
away. This saving would be equal to $500 sea.
son.
The success ofthe Park at reduced prices, and
great novelty, will knock up the Olympic as the
Chatham has done the Bowey. On Monday night
the Bowery had s24 l2k precisely while the Chat
ham was crowded to suffocation What a contrast
this presents The Park has a capital company
besides expecting several stars from Europe. We
are certain that, in the of the season. several
superior artists will be out besides danseuse but
whether it will be Cerito, Duvernay, or Taglioni,
we are not authorized to say. There are $4,000
ready, in the next ten years, for any fine danscuse
that may come Fanny Elssler took $50, OO0-bu t
that was the cream.
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DECLINE IN LTTERArURE.-For want of a sufficient
amount of patronage last year, the propretors of the
p" Boston Token have determined not to publish
that annual for the next year This looks bad for
the state of fashionable literature in this country
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REMOVALS AT THE CUSTOM HoUsE.-Yesterday
Collector Curtis removed thirteen night watchmen.
and several day officers. They were the most moi
sy OF the ultras, Clayor Van Buren, We understand
that these vacancies will de filled with democrats
OF the Tyler-Calhoun School Several of Mike
Walsh's men have received appointments. The fun
now begins
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TnE FLORIDA WAR.-Since Col. Worth left
there has heen an outbreak on the Aucilla, and the
war is as far from being ended now as ever, to all
appearances.
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creep out a

NEws FROM BosToS.-EIarnden's line arrived yes
terday morning at quarter Of o'clock, and Adams
at 6. We are under obligations to both for papers
lIanden now reaches this city at o'clock ever his
Hartford and Springfield route
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31

STEAM FRIGATE MIssoURI.-This noble ship is
now at Belfast, where she has been visited by large
numbers of persons, who speak of her in the high
est terms of commentator. She was built in this
CITY
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SARATOGA SPRINGS This watering place on Sa-
turday, Sunday and Monday last was more crowded
than ever. Among the numerous arrivals we find
Mrs Cas-, the lady of the American Minister at Pa
ris, with her son and two daughters. Also the at
| tachfs Of Lord Ashburton from Niagara Falls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-31

ALTERED NoTEs.--Beware of sos, on the 9TH
Ward Bank, altered from 2's, also S5OOs They are
well executed, and calculated to deceive.
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SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Jacob d. Fowler, Clate firm Fowler, Gordon Il
Coz merchants New York
Edward Macomber, merchant, New York. now
of BROOKLYN
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Adiournment or Con0ress,

Pass Wohx.--Press work of the first quality of all
kinds be executed the Herald Press Establishment
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o. The Newburgh regatta takes place to day.

New Lor.-Three hundred and fifty emigrant
from Norway have gone out west
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FIRE.-Thc fire last mighty in the African Me-
thodist Church in Elizabeth street, between Walker
and Hester streets Nearly the whole of the build
ing Ia large:frame) was destroyed.