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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-29

THE OPENING OF LAKE SUPERIOR. sutjeci
OF opening the inend OF Lake Superior To III,
enterprise Of American citizens will be agitscd at
the present session OF Congress The canal to be-
sucied around the Falls OF st. Mary, 10 only mil,
and half in length which Con he completed Tor vesse
OF the largest class for not exceeding 81 500 0
To justify this expenditure reasonably supposed tina
The increased tsle lands around that Lake wou
more than repay the Uni ed aes the first year att.
his grea work ia opened.
Independent Of these pecuniary consideration IL vii
he RENE inbred that this small outlay would unlock l.
the larges, body OF fresh water in he world
Lake Superior being less than $50 miles in length
1870 In width Its white fisheries Yet in their nfanc
but yet TO rval the celebrated cod fisheries OF New uni
land Its in and mines ef copper
had, offer considerations 81 national importance in il
favor
A there Is manifest feeling In Cong for en-
courugiDg the settlements and erlai terrific
ry cannot believe that the opening Of Lake superior
viii be r-oked, should Congress organize tn.
territories Of Nebraska and Oregon The habits and IN
sncts counti ymen show u at they will
to spread more country. Though some greet th,
we do not Is the best evidence Of the free low
na character of our people. The national legislature
W wise and constitutional laws give that impulse
healthy direction The shores OF Lake Superior
eaed TO the now oil emigration almost a. much the
far distant banks ot o., gon.
As the general government the great landed propre
tor oil the Lake Superior Hgon, it would seem not es
than sound policy 10 take to sell those lands
oeciay when 1t can be done expenditure mode
rate.
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Pages Fourth Apology.
Triumphanis all, on you | call
Artse and roll our cIuande hail

Triumphanis all on you call;
Arse and roll our crusade bail
When asked by idolators, what is our faith
make this reply:
We believe that God is Love, which conquers
all, for ell to Love must yield, even the most iero
Therefore we aim to love each other, and to
practice that golden rule Of rules, Do you would
be done by.
TINS law Of Love from God above directs our
Seek Truth and Perfection that is our everlast-
ing motto. Const qnenty all falsehood we throw
overheard In our onward progress.
IL Is the privilege OF our Church Triumphant to
retain no creed ihst can be proven false.
by most marvellous calculations that revive the
Hebrew cabala, we demonstrate how sacred As
rology and lis occult philosophy, or magic, il &C.
velation at the waning and waAlBg system OF Goes
a-redee mig Providence 10 bring TO pass the final
restitution oi all things round Of the great Pla-
foncal year, one If whcse tour seasons Is the
worlds present age.
We declare that the Bible, from It's alpha to its
omega. Is book Of Egypl's As,roloey aud Magic,
expressed IN LANGUAGE Of emblem Moses beirg
OF all things invisible es the ideas oi God TO
shrlned. This language was Adams in Paradise.
These images, when dives,ed Of their spiritual
sign fca'ion, which their poetry constitute Ido-
lairy . .be sgarly elements al the world"
Between The celestial and terrestrial globes po-
-itive and negative aspects, is their golden mean,
he world within, where Gods an intellectual Sun
Of the Mind
The temple of the Universe exists as il were re-
tected OH the spirit OF man SC much 80, that like
Jesus Christ, he is epitome OF The Universe !;
and IN that temple within him he finds the God
of Earth and Heaven, whose lighthouse was Solo
mons Temple. The stars are lamps ia Gods man.
SION, the Universe, and they constitute it's time
p,cc
But it is God only that ordained and directed the
stars OF Ssera, or that Of Jesus that Of Napo-
leon.
God moves the stars then the stars move men,
No other Astrolcgy we ken.
To vulgar minds the Church triumphant cannot
appeal She Is too intel. ciual tor brutes 10 COM
lrrhrDd. All beasts perish, ard so do her mics
They object 10 our titles. But why may nol we,
on The sage OF cur church's sacred drama, sppt ar
IN characters explanatory Of Natures ceremonies
Oars is not The prvfnne drama sustained by
churches militant: not a drama VI types, but dra-
ma Ot ihtli antltypes.
As to our female ecclt sisstics, as long as the
Earth and Moon are positive and negative, male
nd female like the posIuve lunar and negative so-
ar year, whose mean is circles $50 degrees, that
closed at M, ssiah's birth they should have male
md female stcerdotal Ulcers represe natives in
,ur church discipline. Therefore every male neo-
phyte is Kneh, OF the Queen Of Night, and every
i-male ~ lidv one like Sir Adam Earth, tho
Other like lady Eve Moon.
EDWARD PosTLETHwAYT PtGR,
Grand Lodge, NJ" GIL Greenwich st, N Y.
December 25h, 1874
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DENrAt. SURGERY.
TEETH SUPPLIED ON A NEW AND IMPROVED
PRINCIPLE
fender and DeCaved Teeth Restored

WITH tile Adamui tine ttmtnI by W william HAK-
" NETT. surgeon DENTIST, No yI Broadway, tIposite
s Tab rnats This Invaluable rrepersoo % sdhenye
become bic c the T., III without he
ghest sexr,e ,mpsnns The eosrrsl u ~ Immediate
I'D OF Too haehe a. rsits tart decay
complete ADD arranged "a principle ,~nd-rnr "
npossbl dstagp sh the artificial from The natural .nrs
I'D time t~rs~ct
e Of case Illustrative of h. echan cal dp of Den.
stry m hy Ihoir Jsents rug deotA sstar
ho viii 6nd il mucn TO their advmtgv by as.nnx Mr. VIM
isuett with call.
All consultations Gs. Sal Broadway, opposite The Taber
.cIr. d. lmA
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Price Two Cents.
Baltimore.
Correspondence OF the Herald.

BALTIMORE, Dec. rs, l644.
Christmas Joys-Geaeral Scott heatyicais SLiss
of Stocks.
DEAR SIR Christmas has again been celebrated.
On Christmas eve Market street, Broadway in
miniature, was the scene Of both universal and
public happiness and JOY; the stores brilliantly iu-
minated and dis laying their precious treasures in
the most seduclng manner, were thronged with Vi
STEERS of every SIX.
During the day The temples Of worship could
hardly celve the pious multitude tloaiiug To their
different puIplls We attended the seivice in The
J" Cath. dfal /" In the evening the city appeared TO
have sent forth It's whole adult population 10 Bur-
tons Front Street Theatre, where Burton himself,
Chapman, and Mrs. Wilson please the people.
To-day, we met at Barnums, that military chief
tain Gen Scott, whose name, though connected
with the history Of this country, has very recs nly
become popular. Ii we are not mistaken in judg-
ing from "some signs OF the times," he seems to
he destined To play conspicuous part in the great
drama, "ihe Presidency OF 1873"
I he sales al the stock board are lately very mn
important, and prices generally on the decline |;
this g1tness IT the money market has principally
been produced by the appre he the
passage Of the Sub Treasury Bill
Truly yours, LoNsINUs.
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SAT,AMANDER SAFES

IN July last, purchased Of Mr. A. s. arvin No issk Wa
ter seet. OF nichs Improved Pa Salamande Safes
which was IN the fire At the burning Of the Store No IT'S Wae
street on Ire night Of the in,sn and take Pleasur.
merchant should be generally circuIae that my
books and papers, which the above named SAFE
served IN yeect order there being the
Of smoke them; willis. those contained old fashioned
knob chest which stood with few feet Of
tTely consumed (signedl X X. CLARK.
New York. 10Th December 1874
TIE undersigned the above named
and ee.s % hs ccrrecme Of Mr. Ca.a statement
and fur hsr ch Safe appeared 10 be a. good a. new
except TINT the paint and vanish were burnt of.
New York, olh december, 1stl (Sgnedl II. A. BURR.
ths subscriber has COM, assortment Of Ri his mproy
respect any other SAFES mad. the UneI Stales
Persons wishing purchase invited call aad the
diuon Of the ga the above fire. For in th,
city, only by A. =. MARVIN l3sk Water St
Agent for The manufacturers.
Wdes and Giylers second hand Safes which have bsrn
received ia pay ment for Kch for sale from 40
~ dis from first cost.
New York 2st Dec lS,A d2I dIwG. Ire m
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FRENCH CHINA
REMOVED TO
NO IS Liberty STREET ,

DALE5Mf Importer and Agrat for Miami urers hsi
n. always on hand large asorsn Of dinner aud
CLAM white ead gilt french Porcelain well Dinner
Plates Of al srcs, assorted DISHES Soup Turrrs
overd Dishes ssiad uowls, brui' bs,ses Cuuard' N,
,ssnds.
.Aso, fancy lea sefs Rich Decorsyed Dinner Ssts
Ao, Tea sad ChocoIsis War; Gr-~ Frcnch snd Ameess
ahsrc.
~ ne srtess We wsrsr 20 o. n. ocs ansliu AID y
al eka-es
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iIIA
iN " 1913 IL
aafYfs

10 eiSseIy resembles the real n,f Il hsu thar scess sls
connoss~urs have pronounced ~cst W. eei and
tnsy invention Of thr day The ID, OF .hs
vel and un,aus u heing made w,ih Jut
which causes It's closely to .en,ble
n4tus ha both hnntpes- and satues 70
~ dsrctiou Its ustuf. b~n. beautiful I"r"ns
that sll cases Of ,>rsprst sssioss p. uata,~d,t
ID The evils ~ other snueiv a,oJed The
ID alike invited tbs ante ADD h~1r
ul Wa, and the pccnlikI method o. htna the head he
nsnuacturers, z. Barry 10 bro.swD, corner a Lissy
street, lp stain no lm>ee
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Bass FEHIRY One hundred ,housan nd bass have
been taken 10 POM Judith Ponds " lthin the last
months Twenty Ave thousand were taken a. one
gBll this week, and eight thousand NJ smother The
slne 81 what has already been hi, the uodsrs,e
rice OF tour cents yer h. Cor whish they have been
.old) ~ estimated Mt twelve thousand dollsrs. II "
bought that the lower pond heimsn will realize SIX
nousnd dollars IRON this winters hshery. Pror,dsnes
JsurpsL
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REMARKABLY CURE OF SCROFULA.
MANCHEsgER Il June, lel4.

Ir. H.
ssssn..a he wSsd ,9s fosiax :.s,;%tai
which i was eiiecaay removed and restored 20 health
70 ho.s ike myself wHos has Csn 70 Be- ac
as have ben can 10 Sas.. srs Iron ens . 'h
NM. ro and ma 4. alone
ma at Ssa, time. from III: ss
ne"d. that heard q health suIl my
% $ :e1G a1' n
& s% az
%o'se than before January, isss, had another yelling
the toy of foot and one my forehead, Which
worse uni, May. when, eonSn d % my csd snansd
hi. hess ta.e through the summer, with nothing bat
During the succeeding winter felt little more comfortable
S% % to NC
soSp sss,y al hopes e
cured my affection ia the east @,.sss unit! time with
de a,sease, and had gwen up The use d msaieae
hoa Who Iass w
ed i: effects on Others suggested sr,a oft u was procured
with no great confidence @ t. either psr, my
%y s: q s ne & q e
ng cure bat we entertained ue hope that u might serve
so %'s as the a.e or Sos decided I'M
Drose%sn. and our house. instead Of hoase q noun ,,
change s'N for the better in sho'i time Ny appetite
s%i :.%:. .is'fs :sts a "a S$sS
nothing like natural sleep for before only
rec urse io all osun ln about two months
able all day After had taken eighteen bottles,
can wi ruth FELT like new creature both soul aud
body fo pain will weigh the spirits down hsd number Of
OF bone wounds, the show fo
themselves When comm need taxing the sarsapAns
swengs coming, but they disappeared My health
continued 10 improve aud in February began 20 walkng
little, the wound my foot entirely healed. Ths
spring (l8t) was able 10 walk doos and When set
loot upon earth and found elf more walking what
haukfulness aud gratitude felt MIR Bristol under Cod, 10
had been almost Yeas since had walked at ALL am now
eshy aud in word Il astonishing y all who see mr.
app he risep ronale lit h. ughl ~hen
tne of the oahapaa that sh.ud b. alive
to-day. have my tell almost daily aud condeL q,
POUR Ssrsspar TO ALL although al for
language aud terms to speak Of ras IL deserves.
shall be happy any time 70 give any all the nforma
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AWFUL CHARaE-AN ARREST IN WASHINGTON
We learn that an arrest was made IN Washington
Monday last e female, whose name Is not unfamiliar
TO readers generally being lrfs parsonage than
Mrs Mary Emily Barry, alias Lack,y Barry alias Coyie
Her daughter also arrested The immediate charge
against Is The abduction and stealing iron Doicn
County Md. OF two orphan girls, one sged twelve years
and the other nearly fourteen Tor the purposes Of
tution She pit at the time OF her arrest house OF ill
lame ia Washington under he Of Mrs Coyle. An
aunt Of the girls who resides this city, when she heard
of their abduction, commenced search and found the
youngest ofthem in house this city Eedt raj Hill
but fo many weeks could learn nothing OF the other On
Sunday last she visited Wa, hngton and on Monday
found the house Of Mrs Coyle, on street near 10
street. Here she found the eldest sister. Application
waImade to justice Thompson who issued warrant oi
he arrest Of the woman and her daughter. They were
tried Tu sday, Messs Eendsl and Carlisle appearing
for the prosecution, committed TO prison tor the
abduction o the poor orphan chi d writ of habeas
corpus also issued by Judge Cranch and all the
ties brought before him this resulted in the deli
very OF the child mp the mt She has returned THU
city with the child great degree Of excitement
manifested against the In Washington during the
whole progress Of the II mistake not this Mrs
Barry fugitive from justice from this State. having
been ndic here for ste apg dry goods from ia,
store Of Mr. Richardson In Baltimore street. She wss
also IN way connected with the stealing Of Ave
negro children, who taken to Norfolk, with the de
sign 81 being sold She Is bad woman and Is to bf
hoped that Justice may now overtake her.Baitimoy.
Clipper, Dec ~.
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SUPREME CouRr OF The USIrKp STATES, Dec 2

SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES, Dec "a
No 4. James N. and Levi Dickson W. William
H. Wilkinson. administrator Of John T. Wilkinson o.
certificate Of division opinion between the Judges
the Circuit curt Of the United states for Middle Tennes
ee MIR Justice Mckinley delivered the opiDi OF thi.
court that adv atsgs could be taken OF any deecv
avermtnt in the first scre aias upon the demurrer 81 bs
plsnt 10 The plea Of the defendant Ia this No
John Walkers assignee vs.. the Bank Of Washn gton u
to the Circuit Court OF the United stes for the Dr.
trct Of Columbia MIR. Justice Wayne delivered ,hs
opinion OF this Court affirming the Judgment OF said Cir
cult Court In this cause with costs and per cent dam
ges No "a Thomas B. v. inston VS. the United Sta,es
In 10 the District Court Of thu United States the
Northern District OF Mississippi Mr. Chief Justice To
nos delivered the opinion Of this Court smissng tho
wit # error for the wait OF jurisdiction No. ia HI
ram rratts administI ator VIM Pr-ntss u Marshal
&c On appeal from the Circuit Court OF the United
States for nois Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered n,
opinion of this Court dismissns this appeal for the
want Of jurisdiction Nos. 26-7 James. Cheston anc
samuel Gordon plaintiffs in error, vs. the Appeal TsA
Court. The argument Of hese continued y
Messrs Steele and Nelson for the defendants in
and by MIR. Meredith Tor the plaintiff. in Al
Journed till Thursday morning, II o'clock
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CouRT FOR THE CORRECTION or ERRORS Thurs
day, Dc. rs, 1874 Present Senator Bockee,
s,,c. R,a sno 20 ,s sna Ef nor ssd
hanceor, Mr. Lott and Mr. Bock.e delivered written
opinion for reversal, ana MT Barlow and MIR Hard
or afifmsnce Judgm Mt reversed. sixteen to four =
II ~ stout and wife vs.. M Matthews The Chancel-
Or MIR Wright, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Scott, MIR Hard, Mr.
Bslow, and MIR Jones, delivered written opinions for
and MI. Bokse and Mr. Porter oral opinions TOR
reversal Judgment revened. 81 to L. The follow ing
resolution was theIenpon adopted
Resolved That the property Of bosrders at taverns and
boarding houses not liable TO distress for rent although
UGH property in their possession but 10 In the ros
ession and actual Of the nant by their
md Without the consent Of the landlords
Avs Messrs. Backus Bsrtln BurDham, Chamberlain
Hard. Lawrence, Letter Mitchell, Plat, scott, Smith,
varrey, Works, Wight To-
Nor. The chancellor. Barlow, Dennis'on, Jones.
Belts versus Eve Wilson, survivor &c Tho
chancellor. Mr.. Lot end Mr. Porter, gave written
apinions Tor reversal Judgment rsverssd-lb 10 g.
a. :. Forrest ". J Kessm. Mr. rutnsm end Mr.
thoadcs gave written opinions for sfi msnce, snd tbs
irnes. and Mir Pock,efot reve sal judgment Ibvers.d
6to6
MoRMoNs.-The Illinois House by a vote of
iO5 to 4 have refsrr ID bill, repeating the Nor.
ought never to have been granted in the mon,trous
loIns in which It was granted The the ques-
ION oil reference was We may ray, unanimous. the four
lays being Mormons. Its passage not doubted by
like majority.
This ac'ien shows plainly enough the folly Of any sect
Gaming upon the arm VI party.
The opposition led these Mormops, step by step
hey gave an charter get their votes hat
one ard then being 10 farher Immediate need Tor
heir help, they tos,e ed overheard without passing
ympa'by or friendly partrg 90 II will Re with alt
odieS oil men who sacrifice ser'sp,c, duty. In Tho
ape u gaming hsh end by ulna uTal or un-
t0iy alliance " iib any party.
II these MOI mons had been dealt rightly with, or the
Legislature Of Illinois had treated them ss they would
nave done any Christian body, should have been
psed the violence end murders which have occurred
,rn.sr the Mormon sc Element Upon the Legislators of
hat state rests he responsibility II this viccrce end
hese murders. This re'r uion mot yet sxhsusted)
ed out 70 Illinois must b. and under stood BY her
;itizeus-Cin Gas,fts, Dec ~
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Twoc Of Embroidered Drrsses from 81 up.
One Of the richest Siiks ever imported
/" do Sd Velvet satin.
One Case, containing rich Thread scarfs rbees Capes
Wells Manteaus coloed Barbees and rich Lacs for
berttes and sleeves.
Une case Of Alexanders best long Kid Gloves.
few pink, blue, straw, and very richly trimmed
Gloves, at los. per pair.
Also, Of fancy articles, which will BE- offered very
low prices
The above with variety Of other Goods offered By
JAMES BECK Il Co.
dzl Rroad
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CHANGE OF LOCATION.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND albany
DID ESTABLISHED EMlGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE
M IL rs @

=, JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South street, New York
passengers from Great Britain aud Ireland via Lverpoo
who may engaged this Office with any Of his
the United States board the packet ships sailing from Liver
pool five dsysand in order to afford every facility, he
will have despatched superior American ships New York and
Boston, every week. during the year.
Those sending for their friends rely that the due and
dgent i'll be shown them heretofore and should
Of those for no, embark the money VIII be refunded
these their Friends have
Drafts and Bills u Exchange FOR suit payable de-
mand the following banks wthou discount other
ENGlAND-Messn. J; Built Son Z Co. Bankers, Loadon;
England and Branches throughout England and Wales York
shire District Bank and Bnnches; Birmingham Baking Co.;
Lancaster Banking 20.
iRELAND-Nst,ona Bank Of Ireland and Branches, AND
Provincial Bank of Ireland Branches all the principal
throughout the Kingdom.
SCOTLAND-Eastem pank Of Scotland and Branches
Grenock Banking Co. IN Glasgow and Greenock
Persons residing IN the country and wishing send money
their friends insure its being done satisfactorily their
mting the they wish sent with the and address
OF the for whom Is intended; draft for the
will then he forwarded ht packet steamer and receipt
for the returned by mail.
te, further particulars. 'g5T " X XIX gg;t
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| ALMIRA sTOUGHTON.
las, few mon,hs and have qusny during that time
pre- ss 'Essrs
us s' 81
ssr'aparia Continued for few months, ,y,, :,
AGGRAVATED CASE * s Or ysGIhkd dfGEA NJ. D.
asi5 ssas
sss az ss.s. s =
s s d.
70 ho.e who Gass lad the
Ma c. Bs"IoL-sir there have been but lew events in
Of the stemen am about 10 make reativ to Se sssonihns
BY Wa. on Athlete. .1 s sssss
a % s e d AZ, asS.!
n s:i the
M eve. which so ae ts hsm q :. sewers dssss and
liz S.s.:s 5 La LEI .,.am'p. very
wi.houI he ios the leg Il. d,e.ds
scroials II the :kill and talent u The nedic.
sa ss az s.s', no s
q well = the Ssr vs,t
was iIs TSs. sS awsy e %ss skeleton "
leg the most q them resembling sasinS we
sss.s s e Spsss hs
a disease .he scrona AZ TN, isis friend pIovidsntiay
sSY by who W. 's%s
with scrofula in its possible form. As last resort with
hope that might be saved under the blessing
OF The Dispenser OF blessing mankind
menced administering TO son Brsols Sarsapaa in July
l84l.
using time we discovered change for the
better and in months HIS leg nearly well leaving
the tell where the had He had
olh-r Affections all Of which, am happy say, with heart
h'ed with Joy and tude, removed ard Charles
perlec is cured by B sols Ssrsapara sh' uld fail n the
speak Of SarsApara deserves Language
FAINT; sss: Ss q.
lila II will be pleasure satisfy any who
desire 10 see my son, al No 96 hrstsr street
JOHN MO NrANYE. Cedar Cooper.
Another remarkable feature about Br,stos Sarsaparla
is that no Que heard to al against III tn
ry body except the imitaos, loud is praise 1h r
have attempted the reputation this popular
tile The happest Of all is that the patients
by this medicine, stay cured
| IL IMPORTANT AND NEcEssARY CAuTIoN-Bstols Sars
apara has red the cork of the bottle which
the written signature OF g. G. Bristol None other genu
| Inc. Il ~
~ Bristros Sanaparilla is sold by WILLIAM BUkGER
General Agent NO 70 Courandt New York, and
all at the following placeslhans Ph rmacy, ls3 Broad
way; James Syme M. D., Bowrry and Walker street; N
| w; Babe "a. 26o Bowey; Rushton Co.. 10 Bro.dway
aud 10 AssSr BUILDING; Is. Aspnw. Co % william
D., Il, avenue John q. MORRISON. les tireeswici
street, Alfred Hill 2o7 Greenwi street; J. J. Cooling
toa, Srng and Hudoo streets; p H. ,rtne Third A.
and Eighth stree Philip Mkle $3.50 Grand ct; Daniel
Iacksr 30 Grand street, 4 Whppe S7 Dyi ion stree
! So York street Jersey City, n3O 6tiaws &C
/
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FTVE THOUSAND,
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Nswspapes-pub-
hsd every day OF the except New Years Day and Fourth
ofJuly Price cents 81 per snnum-postagss
paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubishsd every Saturday
monng-prcs 81 cants copy, - u annum-poss
ages paid, cash in advance
ApvEkTiSEKS informed that the circulation Of the
Herald Is over THlRTY-FIVE THOUSAND and increasing
IA, hg: the !oysea circulation II any popsT 81 his elty
Msn N the city country Prices moderatecash advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed az the moderate price,
and IN the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PRopRIEroR THE HERALD EsrABLrsHMEvr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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ton IN my power; and were capable would proclaim all
the world what Brstos saaparla has don. for il
owe the Preservation Of e under the direction Of
rrovidence. Youn respectfully,