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HOYT 4 cos NEW OFFICE,
UNDER THE ENCIFANCrs rrOvEE Dill r

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER.
1t H0yt s Co.'S OGee.
Ocr. 2sth-S35, 29i, &c. Tickets $40
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR NOVEMBER.
10000 CAPITAL.
Alexandra Lottery, Class 81 for ls43 TO be drawn at
Alexandria, ID. c., Saturday the 4th OF November 80
Grand Scheme-S30,0OO, $4,000, 5000, $500, 1921
5000 2OOO 40 Prizes OF 1000, 80 of 500 GO OF 400 &c
Tickets $40 halves S., quarters 81 50. Certificates of
Packages of % Whole Tickets $3.50, Hall do S65,
quarter do 1872 50.
10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. So for ls43-To be
drawn at Alexandria, d. c.. Saturday the Ith of No.
vember, lS43:-Capitals $4,000, 10000 COCO, 5000
1000 $500, 2O00 747 - prizes Of lOOO 25 OF 500 rs
Certificates of Packages of IS Whole Tickets Sl3O-
shares i'll proportion.
$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, Class for ls43-1o be drawn a,
Alexandria, d. C., Saturday the 18th of November
lsi3. Splendid Przes;-SIOOOO, 10000, 5000. 1855
1900, 5000, 1900. sO0 1900 1900 10 prizes of 1000 10
OF 800, 10 of 800, ID Of 200, 100 Of $50 &c. a. No
Aouery, 10 drawn. Tickets $40 Certificates Of Packa
ges OF 20 Whole Tickets Sl3O--shares in proportion
$4,000
Alexandra Lottery, Class No. So for ls43-To be
drawn IN Alexandria, D. c., Saturday the 2jth Of No.
vember, 1913 Brilliant Scheme $50 600 TO- OO 5000
1857 Prizes OF 1900, 100 prizes of 1000 ITO OF 300
&c. Tickets $40 Certificates OF Packages of 26 Whole
Tickets Sl3O-shares in proportion.
Tickets in the above and all other Lotteries advertised
by J. L. GREGORY & Co., all times be had OF
HoYT & CO., by addressing Them and enclosing the prc
OF ticket or package, rs the may be. Sc est
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in ey,r has been the object
rroxt,s ~, eu' The true pr'ncP,. treating d.sas.
sO"y ior many thousand years. owing 4, an. ,,.d
, OF acquiring knowledge snee The n,,epc,a ~ 80
a,,ns - ana steam engine, may literally be- aid si,.h 49,.
sS upon tbe world" aud the man Of the io, er,,r, -
,on az Snen ms hreahers In IN. rcn.,, AIM,
4, a., suse remedies have sought a1e and
i,,sI o Of tho vegetable creation exactly ea
dn.es ~ WIN nenrife and dTelth poison which
an. r. throughout the general and r.. .,,n a.,
been sai''par'la purely vegetable has
,i.ns. 'd IA variety and = nom ,I..
% 10 be safe and .fetua cure for seroo, q, sn,
Rhsn snh~ lepro-y Salt Rheun. seald Head Eczema
-, rapaion Of the Heart. other disease. orx,,aing
d,r., ea'ed state OF the blood oftb.
moni,, h pfopfirto's daily receiving
ing interesting details virtues. original
a. o. Sa'ions certificates Clergy Magistratcs
az e"inmng the previous. constantly re
eheerfdly he exhibited application Facts ar.
o clear and convincing satisfy edu
- :. VI the real merits OF this invaluable medicine.
particulars advertisements nd city pap.r
and Sold Wholesale and erportstiop b,
nsANDs Co. Druggists and Chemists Grant,. Builtings
o go broadway corner OF Chambers Yotk
et'h' richmond Duval Co, Rouer Ad,,.
@ IN Nofoi~ NJ A. santos and oLd by generally IN IN,
for s. ~''~N F'' ''''o' "o,uer
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Auftion 5ales.
THIS DAY
ny Williams A. 49,


BY Williams a NaxaIi
BACON, MoLAssEs, CHEESE. COFFEE a..
on ATCRDAf NEWT. the 9sth in.tr, a, ,oi or.ss a,
be sod in font OF an a.sor,m~,, ~ W. ososs vii
% hhas prime Bacon Sides; do HIM.
30 do do Porto Rico Moass..
- casks do Goshen Chees. (
90 bags DO Green Laguayra CoGe-
100 do do St Domingo do
100 do do Old cub
100 do do Old MaraesiSo do
do od Java 90
% hhds do Sugars
25 bbls superior Old whiskey
20 do Peppermint Cordial
20 casks Abbott's Double Brown Stout
small Sherry
do Sicily Madeira Wine
half pipes A. segn,t Brandy
do otard Dupuy Il Co.'S do
do Common do
100 kegs No. White Lead
so ~ 10. boxes Gunpowder Tea
so ~ ID. boxes Imperial do
half chests Extra Fine Gunpowder do
do do Young Tyson
do Cousnlon do
so boxes srlo Window Glass
20 do Sperm Candies
10 do Oxford
Tems-Un $780, 500 monh.-Sor .p,,ox
ed paper 81 w a n Az.
BUILDING LOTS ON F STREEr Ar Aucr,o,
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. esth inst at O'Clock on IN.
premises we shall sell Lot Of
Ground situated street 5h A., am
feet and running back los feet The two part
desired.
TerusEalf cash and the balance NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mite.
and deed Of trust required tn. credit
payments BY order Of the Proprietor.
&C 20 WILLIAMS Il HAXALI. Auet..
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M r. H. RUSSELL respectfully announces his in.nton
" ing vocal entertainment Monday evening, 3Ol at
the Exchange Hotel which have tho honor Of
presenting TO the public. several most poplar
compositions, which viii be Illustrated by a few remarks
Among which be will sing the ship Fire" Dream OF the
Reveler the Newfoundland Dog" "Gambcs Wife" the
NATIONAL American Song and Life the Wave" &c
81 single Tickets 80 es-Tckets admitting Lady Gen
ileinan 81 TO be had at the Exchange usual places
Nsg- 10 al u o.
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DAVENPORT & ALLEN,

DA ENION q ALLEN,
HAVE FOR SALE, AT LOWEST PRICES,
SSUGAHS-st. CroN p Rico various qualities
~ Loaf do-Loverings and Woolscys
Crushed do-in bbs
Cofee-Laguhyra Rio, Java Angosura Manila Msracabo
Ieas-EIta Fine and Common Gunpowder Imperial and
Powchong
salt-Liverpool Fine, n and afoat
Bacon-Mddlngs, of choice quality
Sole Leather ul assortment Of Good" heavy light
Damaged" heavy and light
Shot-aIszes
ols-suPerior Bieached Winter, Coal Pit and Tanners
Paper full assortment Of Letter, Cap and Wrapping
Window Glars-sIIO and lONl2. brand
Oandles-superior Spermacet Judds Patent urs Patent
Wines-od Madeira Sicily and French do Malaga Port and
TencHfTa
Brandy-Bcst Cognac and Common
Molasses-P. Rico, Cuba and Vow Orleans
Chcese-best GOshe
Cigars-Prncipe and other brands oc %
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
} \ virtue of Deed of Trust. from z. Mnrrn

RIAL T. Al AUCTION.
E1G virtue Of Deed of Trust from p. Murray
- 10 the undersigned Trustee proceed seu for ash
on SATUkDAN the 2sth instant on the prrms
the three Houses and Lots said deed situated
tween u and streets fronting I'm Valley and being
The properly formerly owned by Thompson dec
n2 as trustee WIZ convey The e only as such which be-
heved TO De perfect HENRY w. MoNCURE Trustee.
oe II DvSLoF. MovouRE Co. Aucts
PosTPONENIENT-Th above sale is postponed un THURS
uAh inc -nd day NJ November al O'Clock d. VI CO Aucts
GROCERIES At AUCTION.
on TUESDAY O'Clock will be soH at our aue-
30 hhds - Crur Rico and v o. Sugars part prime quality
20 hhis Porto Rico MoasseS
90 hhis MIddling and shoulicr Bacon
800 bags Laguya. Cuba nd Java Coffee
90 Chests fine and extra fine G P Tea which
30 and l3Ib. boxes and chest, and Powehons Tea
20 Casks Cheese, Hodges and Miles 4 Sons brand
$50 boxes do choice brands
100 do Sperm and Talow Candles
Tuscaloosa whskey. Brandy. Antigua Rum sole Leather
Mace, Tobacco. Segars sc
TERMs-Cnder sIOo cash over 500 months credit for 40
proved negotiable paper DUNLOP, MoNCuRE co,
&C y Aucts.
stock of Groceries, store Fixtures. md FurnI-
- =, -.,,,.u.,,. turc at Auction.
~ be sold the Store Dwelling Patrick Murray on Val
ley street all the said Murrays Goceres store Flure
and Furniture consisting Of the usual variety
oess DUNLOP. Moyct'RE & co Au,t..
By Davenport q Alien.
GROCERIES
At Auction.
On MONDAY October 3oh 10 O'Clock will be sold at our
auction store, the following
20 hhds p Rico MoasScs
IS do P Rico Sugar.
$50 bags Rio Coffee
$50 DO Ga-uaya DO
20 casks Cheese
20 hhds Bacon
so boxes soap
100 boxes Cas.
100 btis Herungs
goo realms wrapping PAPER
100 Kegs White Lead
20 Kegs Indigo
no hail e.. y. Tea
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Trustees Sale Of Furniture and Siares
R1 virtue of deed Of trust from James Brown
- dated oct recorded in the Hustnrs Court
once of this city surviving Trustee. shall MONDAY Nov
9TH 1913 t 10 o'clock VI proceed public auction for
ready money Brown Corner OF
and 9Th street, all the Household and furniture plate and
suutry slaves conveyed by deed WN p SHEPPARD
oe 2'-d'is Surviving Trustee
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p WHEATLY 4 CO. received at the Baltimore Cash
- Store Al the Of Main and Immediately OF
pose W. jenkins yesterday addition assorted
stoek-lO pieces Woolbiack Cloth, superior quality
10 pieces Inv aud Olive Green do
20 do English Fancy Cashmere
10 do Plain Blue AMI blue Bk do
10 do SILK Satin aud MeHno Vrsiings, latest sykes
so 10 White FLANNEL, All Wool az Csc per yard
10 10 Swami Skin do superior article warranted not n
shrink
10 do i2-f Barnsey Shceiing
- do Plain Bls and watercd Alpaca
eases Fancy Prints
90 cartoons n biz and cOld Silk Fringe
10 dozen Gents Meuuo Shirts and Drawers. superior article
90 DO Ladies' fonch Kid Gloves Paris 81
90 DO Gents do DO do DO
20 pieces blk and blue blk Bumbazinc
10 do Cashmere De Lane, style
: DO Printed sauins, article fof Ladies dresses
10 10 Printed Velvet
dozen handsome bored Silk Shaws
. pieces Rich Watcfrd Stripe Silks
bales Whitney Blankets. A. do. Negro do
together with large assortment ~ Hosiery which
they will dispose n upon The reasonable
persons wishing TO purchase VIII please call and
or 70
% The Star requested copy
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4 'ERTIFICATE OF Agency for Wistar's Hal
- sam q Wild Cherry and The remedy be hadat
GAYNOR WOOD 4 cos.
The only authorized Agents Tor Richmond. oei9
RACoN-l5OOo bs sides Receiving per schr Ponser
- iud Tor ule by 2t-tw J. r. rRtPLETT a SON
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E1OOK-KEEPER AND ACCOUNTANT.-The subscriber not
~ having sufficient employment would Ike undertake
keeping few additional Of Books, by year OPEN
oil and balance books, up
pcaed accounts attend TO anything pertaining
the most moderate Persons justify
their employing regular Book keeper
him call Office Duval, Yard north
side the Basin. 81 2aw3w 5. MAYNARD.
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HA occupied by Mr. A. c. Stevens and formerly by Wyatt
White. The Store well extensive Grocery
other business much having
House connected with IT, back Alley The dwelling
part suitable for the accommodation OF geneel family will
put complete order good permanent
given LIST November perhaps 10y arrangement
with the present occupant fdcsrcd.-Appy to
l5-eou POINDENTER
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$4,000 CAPITAL.

Certificates OF packages OF &c Whole Tickets.
DO. do. &c Halves. do. ...........s
DO. do. &c Quarter. do. n
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DcIeugc on nInCnnfismy


AGfS Brus;ies.-A very superior 10; Of Hair brushes
particularly for ladies' Also combs Of every
enpion. for sale by BOLTON 4 HARRISON.
sis corner Of Main nd Gov
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-08

MAFFrrT ON DIcKENs.-The Rev Mr. Maffit has
been delivering lecture on Dickens, IN Bosto.. IA
is said to have been good. We should like to see d
Here is brief account from the Boston D.us-
craft
LECTURE ON DIcKENs-Mr. Maffitt's lecture lam
evening at the Odeon was well attended, and a. q
whole was performance OF great merit. 1t was q
written discourse, and delivered with less vehe-
mence than usually characterlzes his manner when
speaking extemporaneousy. Indeed his readings,
with the exception ,perhars OF the close, which APP
peared little turbid, seemed to us iaultess. There
was quiet simplicity, polished elocutlon, which
varied itself to every phasls of sentiment, and gave
inimltable beauty to his argument and the vivid
creations OF histancy.
He commenced by speaking of the diversity of
manners and customs among nations, which wa1
as necessary IN the great economy Of society. and
asessential TO the proportion and beauty OF tho
Wnoe, as was variety IN paintings. or other works
OF art. Without 1t there was an endless sansaeSs.
and all countries would appear alike. A travsllse
from the new world OF the west visiting the eastern
continent, would naturally expect to find in England
France, Germany, NC t, the peculiar chara stsraiss
which serve to render each nation a dist act people.
Absurd would it be for him to note down ihess 20
Gu .larltes and comment on them to the prejudice of
any particular country, try them by the never va
rying standard of all English tourists-Old England.
John Bull, with all due Difference be it said, was
standard for every body, though enttedt to his
lust consideration. Mr.. Maffitt here alluded to tho
unfnirness of certain tourists, and to the jaundced
eye, with which they look upon every thing Ameri-
can which does not square with the standard OF
English excellence and superiority. While justice
was done in the premises, the extravagances and
fppancies of this gentry were spoken of in style
of biting sarcasm and irony. The Fiders and Trol-
lopes, and Dickens himself, were roasted after the
most approved fashion of doing such things.
He took up the various charges OF tourists against
this country, and replied to them in detail, and with
much force His defence of the press was particu.
larry eloquent and able. II was decidedly Of
the best efforts to which we have listened in this
present of lecturer and addresses; only give
the opinion of the whole audience, whose approval
was sensiby manifested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-08

MIR. EDITOR -
am pleased with your article touching the stock
loans, and the large expenses in carrying on bank
ing. will call your attention to the Mechanics
Bank, whose capital stock has been reduced seven
dollars per share of twenty-five dollars This has
been done to enable the directors to pay the cashier
salary of$4 800 per annum, their president in pro-
portion.
These enormous salaries in times Of great depres-
sion should be reduced; $1,000 for a cashier would
be even larger salary than their business would
warrant Do you know that in the late election
the proxy power decaptated three of the best of the
board-1reland, Baker, and the extensive Stewart,
OF fancy goods, in Broadway! and do you know
WHY Twill tell you. Because they, on one coca
sion, acted without combining with the cashier and
president; this matter should be probed by you,
who are independent. SToCKHoLpEn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-08

LATER FROM MExlco.-By an arrival at New Or
leans, we have received the following intelligence
from Mexico:
Capt. O'Phelan and the two Riddles, taken at San
Antonio last fall, but released lately to the British
Minister came passenger in the Chattahooche, at
New Orleans.
1t was reported that suchof the Mier prisoners as
had been retaken and not shot, had arrived at Que
retaro on the road to the city of Mexico.
The schr. Vim. Penn arrived at Vera Cruz from
for the Mexican government. The nature OF these
dispatches could not be ascertained.
A project for another new constitution has been
started by Santa Anna, who has recovered from his
Illness and was about moving out TO Taculaya for
the benefit of his health He had offered Gen. Par
edes seat in the "Junta de Notables, but the latter
refused IN spirited manner. Gen. p. is one of the
most influential and dangerous men Santa Anna has
to deal with
The finances of Mexico are in the most deplora.
ole state under the present government, and Santa
Anna is pretty much in the situation of the soldier
who "spent half crown out of sixpence a day."
lie is raking and scrapng all the money he can,
from every source, but st the expenses exceed the
income in the proportion Of So to So
Nothing is said of the propositions of Santa Anna
to the Texans His only object in sending these
propositions doubtless create divisions in that
country, or in other words to break up the people
into two parties Ii may be recollected that these
propositions were sent to the inhabitants OF Texas
not to the govern ment.
One of the mos important movements OF the Mex
lean government # late is an order 10 permit me
introduction OF foreign cotton, TO some consideraoe
amount, into the country, said cotton TO pay uuy
of So per quintal. Picayune.
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G. BENNETT -


SIR
The concluding six lines in your money article of
May g. read as follows -" The whole system of
selling goods in this city for notes at 6, - and 10
months, payable at little ricketty banks all over the
face OF the country s wrong The discount OF these
bills with the endorsement of the seller here has
been fruitful of all the evils that have over
taken the country and the banks" Now, l con-
that A w be
to admit the truth of. 1t certainly has been for q
long time considered by our best merchants as ons
OF the surest and easiest modes to ensure the pay
ment of country bills at maturity. Many country
merchants will say on the day his six months pur
chases become due, 81 can pay that account in the
course of three weeks, and the New Yorker will
have to wait until that time" When if that &C
count mad been put into note payable at bank in
his neighborhood, he would pay 1t when due rather
than have it protested, and perhaps thereby prevent
the failure of New York merchant, and establish
more regularity in mercantile transactions. You
may be right In your position at any rate, should
like to see your reasons in print; and | have no
doubt many others would. system
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FURNISHING STORES,

10 HddeW IdHe, E34V BTo0dVoV.
l. COX have just opened n new assorrme Mt of Houss
- Furnishing Goods consisting Of grandoes, and lamps
great yariey Sheffield and Birmingham plated ware saso
branches, urns, wNte tea se csndiestcs snufe~ and
tray, toast racks, nucrackes. &c. &c.
Table cutlery SETS by the dozens also, pen and pocket
knives &c hall lanterns glazed with plain
stained glass very reduced prees m.nt. eloci
boxes &c NC Dixon sons Sheffield, Britannia and
coffee German silver spoons forks ladies' butter knvss
&c; block tin dish coffee uns and steak dshss 20
shed steel fire irons.
Glass ware, wines champagnes tumble, deeaners,
ades mirror dishes for DO
pitchers &C. Silver Ware, always hand made
Tea dessert snd table forks ladies' butter knives
SETS coffee pitchers chiIdens &c The improved
Patent Solar Lamp OF English American manufacture
Persons furnishing respectfully invited to call.
aiT .eods
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Borders Cuts Brass Rule, and all other articles manufac
New Articles got up 10 order on being furnished wild,
s Is Is
ifIsis$ order.
Mewsr?De as will copy the a h res nss
he Of he Sss ys making Dill '''f
RossvlLLE BOAT igIS aS SCHOOL, STATEN
w wEsTTHoRP ..sosSay inform. hi. friend, I'D the
and s ALSO WIN m make,
in the
s aaf taught n ds%i and
Cen %
Terms iGT board and tstiion including washing sa' per
E.n, i s:S fs s s' sSrlss ai Ny
% S G 6sssns ESQ., q sssE%ss street '''
Fsas: is NJ s''SS inv,
E sEifziSaEs .:s:ea,iy announce: e asssss
mept Exchange tel, Of CeplIe and
s.,sf sssa tho tho the sS,
te,ay mrovsd for he alton of visitor The ho
thirty ht feet front on Caowh three stories high; is
large a Mh s
dining roof in the county and super, Onns
i 10 all espect, most d. sirable hotel.
aud be had tine to convey persons to any
part OF tn Dty.
from this hotel d'y, and from the depot
on the Rs,ircad No e6age omnibus hi, hotel
Pottsve, MAY I, 1913. mi lm*ec
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-The Proprietor feels grateful fo
Il the he continues from
and liberal public and begs leave inform hem Of his
endeavos please all who make the Exchange Hotel then
home. he price of board reduced to 81 IS day
whou extra charge for fire. tights" sc Some important
changes recently been made in the office about the
viii he feels assured will with the appreciation Of the
public.
with their families single gentlemen, TO board ON the most
Exchange Hotel with il horses are formed that the best
will be taken Of them by Mr. JAMES HARDEN, Whose
Stable is contiguous to The Hotel.
On and after the st Of May the charge to yearly board
for only will be reduced IN the geneman's Ordna-
ry, to 5000 per year; Ladies' Ordinary, S225.
Richmond April 2st, 1913. mi aw oySl,wyr
TMPORTANT TO FARMERs-The New York Night
Soil Company prepared to receive and fulfil
ders for which pronounced by the most practical
respectable farmers to be superior in its quail
prices make il accessible to every farmer
FOR particulars enquire the Office of the agent Is Cham
bers street
Orders may also be left for the removal of the
pools AID sinks which will be attended with all
sb,e and They have been at tn.
expense of purchasing vessels for the purpose of
from the ely and make agreeable the citizens the
have close tubs and and have arranged to have
vessel al the wharf 10 where the work going
All orders may left Letters addressed the office
| the areu Chambers m3 Imsp
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Philadelphia.

Correspondence of the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, May G, ls43.
Miss Cushnan as Romeo; great success-IP eich and
his Olympiads-Local NeDs.
My DEAR SIR
great sensation has been made in the theatrical
world bv Miss Cushman's personatlon of Romeo,
last evening, and the critics in raptures at the
whole of the performance as enacted by the
famous Walnut street company. The Park, in its
most palmy days. never beheld so complete tri-
umph as greeted the walls of the Old Walnut last
evening. Miss Cushman surpassed the highly
raised expectations OF her numerous frends by her
consummate tact and ability in the "gentle Romeo"
while the fair Juliet the more than woman, found
most able representative in Miss Alexina Fisher,
a lady destined at no distant period to shine most
brightly among the stars OF the theatrical firma-
ment Never in my life did see the piece better
performed with one single exceptions; the gay and
gallant Mercutio, was not in one line, look, or ges
ture the Mercuto of Shakespeare; but we got clear
of him in the third act, and the piece progre ssed
most admirably.
The Walnut, having succeeded in shutting up the
Chestnut, is now the most fashionable place of re-
sort in PHILADELPHIA, and is nightly crowded TO wit
ness the srtistcal efforts of the merltorous compa
Welch with his olympiads commences for seven
nights this evening, previous to his departure for
China. Whether in China, Patagonia, or on the
top of the Rocky Mountains, we are sure that he
will be hailed as good fellow; success to him.
Local news is scarce. With the exception of a
suicide or two, imputed (whether properly or noD
TO Mlllerte expansion, know OF nothing to lnte-
rest your readers yourself, and close by wishing
the Herald in the hands of every man, woman, or
child, who refuses TO understand the signs OF the
times, whether political, Milleritica or theatrical
Yours. &c. PHILADELPHIA.
NoTE.--Will our correspondent send his commu-
nications to our agents office, (Zeiber) before five
o'clock in the afternoon
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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
TYPES, AND ALL OTHER PRINTING Nationals
MANUFACTURED AT
COZ NER'S
UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREOTYPE

FUUNUK1,
CORNER Nassau AND Ann s1RrRrs,
NEW YORK.
CAN BE HAD AT EIGHTEEN PER CKNT DE-
DUCTION FROM OLD PRICES. -
TIE undo gncd RESPECTFULLY informs the Old Patrons OF the
Type aud STEREOTYPE Foundry, formerly known q, JAMES
CoENER and more recently CONNER CooKEs and the
public in general that nrv pre- jared orders for
PRINTING TYPES,
PRES*S, CHASES, CASES, IMPOSING STONES,
INK FRAMES aud every other article necessary form
Complete Pptisg Establishments favorable terms, and
OF good quality other establishment IN the United