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he pubic that the next session Of this Institution
siIl conmense on Monday the 81 OctobeFs 1912
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Amerean r'pTint in The mark . aud moreover.
delay occurs IN the republication alluded 10, which
Il far frcm stisfartnry TO the public and which our
facilities enable rs. Go obviale.
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OF
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mans Magazine.
PROSPECTUS FOR Ie43.

EDITORS:
GEORGE r. GRAHAM & r. W. GRIsWOLD.
REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS;
]. FENNIM0RE COOPER, RlCH'D H. DANA,
WM. CULLEN BRYANT, H. w, LONGFEL-
Low, T. g. GRATTAN, CHS. F. HOFFMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-16

The BRITIsH CoNsUL.-The new British Consul,
Mr. Barcaywas Of the spectators at the Irish Re-
peal Meeting yesterday afternoon. He stood during
the greater part of the time, under Of the trees of
the Park, observing very attentively the materials
OF the meeting, and calculating the effect it may pro-
duce IN this country, or in his own. He will proba-
bly, make report to his government, by the pack ct
that sails tomorrow. We should like TO know
what he says. for we doubt whether he has the
ssgacIty to penetrate into the weight and importance
OF these things, so well as his shrewd predecessor
Mr. Buchanan. However, he will do his prettiest.
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SUPERB BoUQUET.-Mr. Durham, of the cee-
brated Burnham's Mansion Bloomngdale, has sent
us one OF the most magnificent bouquets Of the sea-
son. Burnham is princely fellow, and lives in a
prlncey spot. All young beaux who ride out TO
Burnham's TO get plenty of flowers for their
fair dulcineas Go and see.
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The Bunker H,n Celebration.

Yesterday we despatched from this office three
OF the best reporters IN this any country, to pro-
coed Boston for the purpose of reporting the great
Grafton of Daniel Webster, and giving a full de-
scnpnon of the proceedings of that magnificent &C.
lebraiion And we challenge the whole newspaper
press of New York or New England, TO give such
an account and report OF this affair." as we are pre-
pared 10 publish.
We are also preparing, by the first artists of Bos-
ton, three large splendid engravings illustrating as
many views of this vast celebration.
The first of these engravings will contain view
of the procession on Boston Common, when it starts
for Bunker Hil-the second, view of the process
sion on Charlestown Bridge, with the Monume mt
on the right, and the Boston State House on the
ett-the third will be view of Daniel Webster and
the vast crowd, under the Monument ITSELF with the
scenery of earth and heaven in the back ground
Full descriptions will accompany each OF these
cngravings, with perbatim report of Mr. Webster's
Grafton, to the last letter.
The first edition of these proceedings will be pub.
lished in an EXTRA HERALD on Sunday morning
early-and the HERALD of Monday will contain the
WHOLE with report of the sayings anddoings at the
dinner IN Faneuil Hall, down to a late hour on Sa-
urday night, brought to this office by special ex-
press.
If any other newspaper establishment in New
York can beat us in point of time, accuracy, or
superiority of style, they are perfectly welcome to
try their best.
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o. THE UNRIvALLED TONIC MIXTURE for the
OF all the pretean forms Of dyspeps loss of appe
tse low spirits lassitude debility brought by secret
indulgence sinking OF the constitution. The College
of Medicine and Pharmacy confidently recommend this
most grateful mixture the greatest nvigorator OF the
system present known to the medical world Sold in
large bottles 50 each; small do ST. in cases containing
bali dozen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts OF
the Union. ". 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College 81 Nassau
81
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MAJOR NOAH AT LAsT.-We have found out
where the MAJOR has been, in these busy days-he
has been angling in Philadelphia waters for the mis-
sion 10 Constantincple- pufs published in
the papers there-pufis as unseemly their proper
lions as the Major himself is. One of these pufis
have seen-and greater piece OF trash we ne
yer read Let Captain Tyler appoint him if he
peases-that's all
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CO GREAT PERIODICAL DEPOT, No. 22a Broad
way, American Museum Buildngs.-James Stringer,
formerly Of l5o Broadway having associated himself with
w Burgess, Qate Of the firm OF Burgess Zeber OF
Philadelphia IN the Periodical busness respectfully call
the attention OF the citizens Of New York their extern
sive assortment OF periodical literature.
Philadelphia, May 23d, ls43.
This certify that have this day appointed Messrs
Burgess Sringer sole agents for Godeys Lady,s Book
in the city Of New York, from this date.
Copy L. A. Cooley.
New York, June I2lb, ls43.
hereby appoint Messrs. Burgess Stringe err my sole
agents for the city of New York. for Grahams Magazine
from this date.
Copy GEO r. GRAHAM.
Burgess stringer would also inform the public that
they have been appointed sole agents in the city of New
York toI-
Miss Leslie's Magazine. published by Cooley McMi.
chae of Philadelphia.
The Ladys Musical Library, embracing the most
popular and fashionable music OF the day. published by
Cooley & McMichael.
Subscriptions received aud single copies for sale of all
the above Magazines mailed to any part of the United
States and Canadas Aso for sale all the current era-
ture of the day as soon as published
TO COUNTRY AGENTS.
Country Agents wishing their Magazines supplied from
New York, are requested to inform Immediately
Agents. by obtaining their supply of may depend
getting them in advance any else in the place.
Country agents will be supplied at the very lowest posi-
bic prices with every thing in the line of cheap publca-
ton business. BURGESS & STRINGEK
Wholesale and retail Periodical Agents.
No. 222 Broadway, Museum Buildings.
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CHATHAM THEATRE -Mr. Si!sbee, who has been
playing short engagement at this theatre takes his
benefit tonight. He has made very popular hit at
the Chatham, in his Yankee characters, and will
beyond doubt be greeted with bumper tonight
He appears IN five Yankee pieces, tells lots of YAM
kee stories, and advise all who go to get their
sides coopcred up anew for the occasion.
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BoBoKEN.-Ths is the paradise of this region of
country. In addition TO TO all its other irresistible
attractions, we perceive that the proprietor Of the
Pavilion at the Elysian feds,i now giving concerts
dEtc a Ia Musord, on Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Saturdays. They give great delight.
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GA WHOLE FAMILY CURED OF THE IN.

10 A WHOLE FAMILY CURED OF THE IN
FLUENZA IN FOUR DAYS.-Brooklyn, June 13th,
Is43-Gents Myself two sons and three daug hters
were taken week with pain in the head sick at the
stomach throat, and violent coughing. We called
in DOCTOR who prescribed but told that
seriously i'll with the infuenzaa thought struck
to try your Hosrhound Candy, as perceived by the
Brooklyn News that you recommended IL for colds
hosrseness Group &C., and as sent TO your sgent Mrs
Hays 1879 Fulton street. for some found II helped u.s. and
by continuing to for four days. by the help Of Pro-
whence we are all cured 1t cametruly friend IN need
and may be the angel of in the hour of sick
ness" With the hope that you may continue dispense
to the public with benefit 10 them, avail nyself 81
this opportunity to express my sincere thanks, and am
yo1r humble servant.
JOHN ANTHONY, 10 Prospect st.
To Messrs. Pass 4 Son, as Division st.
Agenis-Redding & CO. No. state street. Boston
Zieber No Ledger Buildings Phlsdclphia; Robinson,
No 40 Baltimore street Baltimore. Sold wholesale and
retail at ~ Division street, and 10 Aston House.
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NAvAL'-Ihe .. S. schooner Boxer, Command
er Bullus, arrived at Matanzas on the 9Th instant.
and was to sail for Nassau, ~ p. in two days
Officers and crew all well
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MINERAL WATER.-Some Of the finest mineral
water we know of, and highly recommended by
the faculty, is for sale by T. w. Newton, IL Beck
man street, who is the manufacturer. Give it a
49, Il
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MIR. BENxETT:-

.
Allow me to correct an error of your excellent re-
porter, occasioned, no doubt, by the loud accama-
lions which rendered my voice lnaudable for some
time after had uttered the name of General Jack
son. did not say, reported by him, that Jackson
was himself an Irishman | stated that his father
was native OF Ireland
have the honor to be, sir,
Your most obedient servant,
AUGUSTA 6AvrzAc.
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NEw YoRE, juno ID, 1913

CoNvicT EscApRp.-John Hanpals, who was con.
fined in the jail at Newport, X. j., under sentence
violence, escaped from his cell on Monday night,
through hole which he had cut in the wall
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~ Who is going to be District Attorney John
McKeon works hard-but can repeal or Indignation
do liz
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Guayama, II. Il.
Correspondence Of the HERALD
GUAYAMA, p. R., June 4, 1874


GUAYAMA, p. r., June A, IS43.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ
DEAR SIR:-
Our crop is entirely off, and no produce now on
sale; rsm the excessive drought throughout the sea-
son, we have only made aboul eight thousand hogs
he ads of sugar, whereas last year we made twenty
two thousand hogsheads. Business is excessively
dull, Planters find great difficulty in maintaining the
expenses of their estates, and unless have very
abundant ms during the next tour or five months,
the crop of 1874 will be even less than this has been
Yours respectfully.
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MOVEMENTS Hon. II. S. Legare, Secretary Of
State, arrived yesterday at the Astor House, bu, left
imme diatey for Boston
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TO- INFLUENZA.-The weather, which has been
changeable for few days past has produced more
coughs colds influenza and Inflammation of the lungs
than have been known in the whole winter past. Let
those who thus affected beware lest foundation is
laid for serious complaints How often 1t the
that these diseases terminate in consumption and DEATH
for the want of little timely care. " Shermans Cough
Lozenges" are never failing remedy oen,mes curing
the most cases in few hours giving immediate
frsm the irritation of coughing and restoring per-
feet health. Dr. Shermans warehouse 10 JOG Nassau
street. Agents-ll0 Broadway; 10 Aston House; 227
Fulton street. Brooklyn 80 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
8 State street, Boston and 4 Stanwix Hall, Albany.
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LATER FROM HAvANA.-By the ARRIVAL OF the brig
Joseph Brown, Captain Read, we have received
files of the La preusa to the 7th inst We find no
thing IN them new or interesting. The island still
continued in healthy state
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LocUsTs.-These insects have co in perfec
swarms They are doing vast deal of damage
they spread over the whole country.
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CArfTAL PUNISHMENT - But two executions bav,
ever occurred IN the State Of Maine That o.
Thorn will make the third
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o. INFLUENZA.-lfth there be any unfortunate
ure afflicted with this troublesome complaint, let him
lose no time in calling at Rabeneaus Warm Salt Water
Bath foot Of Desbrosses street. Sd pier south Canal street,
NJ r.
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DRoUenT prevails throughout the south The
crops require rain very soon, or they will be much
injured
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MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, June 1916 r,

VhurSuny, June lo-O Re No
The transactions the board better today, and
prices generally improved Ohio rose per cent? Ken
lucky os Illinois fell Il Long Island rose Ii Mohawk
I; Paterson B; Farmers Loan t
Atthe board sales mostly Long Island, which
rose per cent and Illinois which rose !.
The United States government loan is nearly out of
the market II is almost the only stock which has
ona character, and therefore, is of equal value all
over the Union. From all sections funds have been
mitted to this city for investment in it, until the amount
has been nearly absorbed by private holders As money
becomes plenty in all sections of the Union the demand
for the stock and independent OF any European
demand the price is likely to rise high as in 1884,
when the SIS at 40. II stated however that an
agent of the most eminent London houses RENTS
by this packet large amount of government loan
We time since stated that the St. Louis City 10 per
cent bonds were Offering in this market at co. The OIL
School Democrat" of st outs states as follows:-
Mesrs L.. W. Clark Brothers, brokers, OF this city,
have contracted supply $4,000 OF the loan OF Ooo
ed to be by special act OF Assembly, At
no ner cent interest better feeling to exist In
matters and confidence will ere long be restored
The demand for bills for the packet has not been su-
GENTLY great to give frmness to quotations, notwith'
standing that the advanced season brings with dimn'
isbed supply. The rates have been as follows 81