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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-03
FIRE-PROOF BOOK SAFES.

FiRE-PROOF BOOK SAFES.
froS sa pna ~ he m
several thousand. these Safes been nearly
fire, and NOT ONE, has any time, failed peieirs
Gayler Double Safe is combination Of two entire Safes
united within the other Each Safe made exclusively Of
s:S ID
The and doors Of Safe secuted BY the
proved detecto locks which cannot be picked opened
Also assormsn Of Single Safes and Specie Chests for
All kinds Of Book Safer and Specie Chefs TsSs to order
IS lmfrc II Fulton street near Gold street.
%4.oV Stove ard Nut Size Coal do1bly screened, $ Is
yard; Wt;t street, sons, FsaaH North and
he ssgT RsDer Leonard street, through the Despatch
fqSt B nrd e D soM ,s ssI made to dealers.
jY aw.m TYLEE & MAPEs.
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE co,
THE Annual Election Di,ss,sH; II. company viii
' Foil opens 's'sk ~ y"
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
1900 NO % WALL New sra York Dec 18th, 1916,
and viii return ten premium cash
a as " the time of ssHx y. %H6 'R aaa after this
GEO. T. HOPE. Secretary. A dir
OFfiLE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
Insurance against damage BY fire. goods
and merchandise also vessels and their csoe'
against loss BY inland nf DiEESTioRs.
fSSss%%ss. Wsss5aGassh. SssssH'ss L Robson.
Thomson Price Joseph Allen.
John II: Lee, John p: Moore,
A ss Bba Bake. W% x Thorn.
John c. Merritt, ruou s.uf AS g 1p M Ms
Eo T. HOPE. s aere.sr1 A"oA , %is isS
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A M Z RIGA N HOT f l.
pitt MI PHIA

THIS new house situated Chestnut street. opposite the
State House ndepepdence Square, and in the Immediate
vicinity of all the fashionable places Of and rsor
II has been built in the most thorough by John
Rdgwsy ESQ., snd contains upwards Of hundred rooms
Of which psrlo, with bedrooms adjoining suitable
Tor families and parties Of ladies aud gentlemen.
IL will be furnished throughout without regard 10 expense
with and elegant furniture Of the approved STYLE and
opened for reception Of the travelling public the FIRST day
OF March next.
The propreors themselves that their long
in the will enable them conduct the American no
tel departments, such will please the
sstidous and their guests comfort
and luxury that be found Hotel in the United
States =
N. Ba,bipE Rooms attached TO the Hotel. where
HENRY A CHARTER, 2p,.r.;.,.-.
Q. JAMES MAC LELLAN. Si'op
January 18TH 1874. us 3mrc
CLOBE HOTELThe subscriber has the honor acqus,n
" friends aud the public that he has lately added TO his
establishment Table dHne ats o'clock at which limited
of respectable gentlemen may the Injuries OF
DIM table style Of neaess and elegance not surpassed
by any establishment in thia city which, with the largest
of the beat Wines of all countries will be furnished
at reduced prices =.
The has lately made imporant changes and inn
his establishment, for the better accommodation
ome and DESTROYS OF private and
board and prepared with variety OF and sus OF
that fail the and convenience OF
all persons who may do him the iavor to call
The Restaurant will be continued uaua for parties who
desire to dine separately. + BLANCHARD.
and supper parties smay be accommodated at the
shortest notice. il 2wdy&4twy~m
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
DRESS COATS MADE TO ORDER FOR Slo--No %
- Fulton street.-The subscriber having opened General
Clothing store at No 90 Fulton street NsY York
description Of gentlemens Wearing Apparel the
sonabe He offers for their the following
list of reduced prces-
Superine ireas Goats, from ........'$lo
Cashmere Pants, "s""...".. =. ...... 4 to 8 so
Fancy Vests, "....s""H"."...... 2 to 3 so
Overcoats "..s .sssss.s.. 10 to 10
4
N. B-Clothng made for the Southern market with
call and and prices No 90 Fulton street.
before purchasing here share Of the public
is solicited. WIN. PEITET.
liz
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- No. ~ Malison at New York.
PREPARED and sSls waoesas ands.a end fol e1poIssi0s
ngs No: 273 Broadway, Of Chambers New York
sold by A. B. D. Sands druggss No. 10 Fulton ST. David
Sands Co., No. IT East Broadway, Of Market street,
and by druggi,t generally throughout the Uni,cd sats
Price 81 per hotte-4ix bottles IS s'"' Is lmkrc
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DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
400 RllWER

Ia
400 BOWERY.
5sR!4f sa ss
lEvening CLASSY
sin .i:'So: ~ 90 sinse
Dressing and hnXtins RSS%: we'll warmed and
livery % Establish
a DYERTIsiNG AND PUBLISHING The subscriber.
business and prepared compile and
s,iy aRf a 'fy I'll
the country advance Of the mail Subscribers received Tor
As copies Of i1s rs ss
FANCY BALL DRESSES, Of every DESCRIPTION to let
Managers Balls and Parties will find large stock Of fancy
en- if they should rqqs ssGCa: handsomely deco
m Bs sd s %sis Il. nssasTTi
BALL DRESSES f kMBb bREsskEl ROBES AND
p ROBERTS, s3 Broadway, begs to call the attention Of
The ladies. IN ssnera to splendid assortment OF the
500 Ladies Coronation Robes. with five row. Of embroidery,
a1Itsa 6aaaa mig1
n k' Blk Msns.. 81
s ssS Dozen Wins Viz & o sss aas al hs sS0
% Cartons Embroidered Capes and Collars. jl7 Imrc
r ENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE, 90 MAIDEN
Over Coats from ..........$s to IL
f fsSel 90 :: ::,e TO
Dress do. 80. ........'......"
All made Of the beat materials aud cut in the modem .tye
having them made in the best the following
Over Goats. made and trimmed 80 to 10 90
F R%:i Dc Dc Dc ssS Z. 70 60
te al sea
" on hand Gloves Hosiery CrAvats scars suspendsss
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HAVANA AGENCY.-The subscribers, agents for Mrs.
M Wst Boarding Eouse will be happy information
<Ayee bound the Havana Orders for w India
-s. attended accounts collected drafts boa and
sy, shes GercSl Agency Occ, 2a Nassau street Now
&c. .-Aeaers parcels forwarded BY every packet
MASON NJ TIJTTLE
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Passengers Arrived

Lospos.Shp Qubc-N-y samI Hu,chiass, ,sdy. and
sT ii:' f!S Re: R:" 5sss sas Is
M eS NJ G %ss qd arSy ~,
mi, Mrs Mve-. ard daughter and Vern.iI Of England Wr
o oad s aad an r &.
sssn,e ,;, Dame P.ol
BxLtzE tttoal-BriK Flo idaJ Hodge Anderson, T..
\, ST. M. M.H.ss.DrE Ncyes Nj Thomp lady SON
boSposnBr Ship Emo, ELM w Csphar. lady and Ave
N5w OsLEAs,Isho ss!atora-Mrr Green servant, aud s
aid Mr' Waters and Mesr Heniy and Haye and "a ia
,NFw .ogLEANs-shp St Mary-Mr Reynolds, l.dv aud
child MT Hill fhidreo AID servant, Miss Hill Mrs Hr
ee children aud servant Mrs Uecuy chile AID servant; Ms
Masses Marian peqpape aud servant and IS ia the
N Teqad adv Ha a'' ssa edy p NJ. M'
j l. WIS., ana child Mrssrs Ross hppe, DR. j
II Gee Wech, Capt Raleet Master + West, and 20
g.; joMNs, rR-schr Consult De Picaas
81 Ysn ssss Dor Gs,mo Mason
'hs Ms S$'
1f F lazy ss s.essss .u c'p gs.'ra
burnt s1ss e9sS I'd Scu sssS s'E
o ,svaat Capt pr NJ HezE NJ esd
Mes.% Ns .' Ssf,
s,s.. ton5a{; Hook w Dsnns s and friend.
sfisT a1s"f RsGy :s
children Mesa Pene. -aS'e: T sas t g.
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LIVERPOOL Steam ship Britannia, from Boston ALLEN
Poioek and 20 three dsushtr Jas amond ara ds Charles
LAIRD u AID Dor, Of Ro.ion John Dixon jf Of We;,sr
re, .x; soa.hwnek Of LoWslI HIred kodm.n Bfdc
Del csi'Tli .S,a Len Dubois. smIson Marine
IN. .% and l.ay Nj. IsTOlIs. Ssion
erolina; Chri.ts illinois: Laird " L TIw q, .Mnj
Besuvas, Mobile; " Carmichael, Roni.; Mesi"ya a
ssd l,ay. New ol;;p, W g Key and Iittis Naehs1
Lis Denara; Mai Eger,on Moniraa Patterson md Re-
81 ;I. T.rGs To- Nh. Fisher QSsSec Schubert Gmary
Emsrs our's e. and child France Casein. Liverpool;
rNswt9n M Perry and lady, E.eand.S7 For Hal fax
II, 800 - '-~'' ~"s'"'u H. AoSai
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.

OPENS ON MONDAY, JUNE So.
First appearance of the ''NnCROM ANGER OF THE
10TH CENTURY, Blulium IA Paryo--Three exhibition,
con, ined-ty
MUSIC! MAGIC - AND VENTRILOQUISM!!
All three, this instiumegtr-
Trichsand unriya,led erercss ~ Veaoqusm Stage
tilted with requisite, pnfianty fi1muaed ,pendd
scney gorgeous The sbne for The dspsy Of The
Inc mIhr. BILE mposed If aaeh silver SAITH
wood, NC. all form,nya
TEMPLE OF ENCHANTMENT
suitable The Display OF Cabalistic tkeaom,na The
Ia,pment VIII De ~ three pr Fist add Ls Mag TIE
IN, Me ley overture two iars n the
Sym honan and fiyorite Pof Whes
THEATRE PRICES-NO INCREASE.
Door at cock precisely al 8 o'clock
Dress Boxes 50 Upper Boxes cents P i2 cents
Children under u years vi their parents Ruardils half
price 70 Upper and Lower Boxes.
Programme If ysH he had gratis at The Office
Private Boxes s.. o ch do. So mo 5ts IRE
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RACES UNION COURSE, LONG ISLA ID
NORTH Az siNsT THE SOUTH.
THE regular j. clsv GLIB the sb
VII Tuesday Jue Ath 1st, aud eontsue tire.
dana.
Ffst y. Tuesday, ckry Club Pure s]oO-s50 TO 10
the second best horse mIe beats
SANE day-Pure s30-tntr'uce $40 added mile hsats two
IN ,k- nee
se ord dag Wsdu sdnv-Joekev Club Parse $3ec-tieo 10
90 % the second best horne ihre mil hsa's -
Third day hp sdayJoehsy Gu Pprsr 1p0O-t2os 10 go
to the second b,s hare four mil. has
same lay Purse 81 81 sddsd; mile heat. two
h.
Should thee secord hs horse for hsr II tbs above
Purses the winner u tui $3.50 $500 and $500
Entries TO be John snsd The
each race and 20 closs TALLY az O'Clock y. NJ
The mile hpaf ri Tu sday snd j bDpd come on AZ I.
VI ate which The 'eg uln oekey Ciuo Purxss.
The stables vill be in attendance From New
Jesey-Nr La rd With Fashion, Delaware, Ynmscow, W
ia Uagnee and old by shark Mr. O. a-s = Lloyd
With the br 20 clarion and Others Mr. Jas Van Mser with
iaus yuar the old Mercer and ttet old FLY, by
T,n,ter. Of Miss Matte From he Island-H Conover
col job Nth Blue Dick, Ndas and Senator. and Mr..
vii from the so1h Three days beautiful rscng may
w anticipated
Of sdmtai 10 the enctored :K Of
city of New York and Long bland $40
sae s. the msti1g Grand Staud 90; Stan Track
5Ocens; Field Stand a. sent.
the secretary OF the Nev York Jockey CIv
horned that the champion Of Bloc Dick
will against fashon the champion OF se North.
Thursday fonr lie hea's
The Lons Island Railroad Company viii i6srrat
yours each day. OF whle due notice will be given jel 81
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STRANGERS BEWARE.

IN THIS AGE or QUACKERY AND HUMBU9 il ia
most mIouDnt 20 choss an exp rended phvscian-DRJ
EVaN has f- owed his Old Gaens Head Di.pensary No
zss rear 81 corhe' OF beekm street where his
how compcat He apprs, the citizens strangers h.
there is Dr. Nv bis old san and hat has no ron
necton whatever with other office Ills charges are M,
DEBATE: his eorsu 'tstions tricty private.
-ObseIve The numbsf--mi takes oeu dangerous
28s Pearl st
IL medicines aod dirctiops any part of Union
by aucsIiy stating he case and enclosing five dollars
y It'm
IT BROW Y, STONE SEAL r. GHAVER, 23i Broad.
way 20 lie he Park Goats Arms Cres a Cvnh :.
sc eosave VA stoae Diamonds Anethy t., ropanes &c
bnn hi % The ro g. cut t. for Si2n- hi,p Pencil
Cas's LADIES ~ as Sc gr,lei with Names rms
or ny vicr oas OF SINS sund and patrd from 81 and
up va ds and forwarded t. part Of thu Unit-d ate.
Books Of Healdr kept with up ards of ma mes
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The closing prices for most Of nces were at an ad
previous rates. State stocks continue remarka.
bly, steady amidst all the spsculaons going ON in other
descriptions Operators very confident that Long
Island and Harlem will 20 to par. The excitement ia re-
gard to stock speculatons still RACES and we should no.
be asonshed to sec as great advance in prices rs has
already taken place.
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h.,n ..h.
Oh. ,c p. In. n TN pstss 5ts slabs Tin 20
= is,un S,a = 4 MeoonnaSioo LoT-A El.on-6e
eIm - nesaey rhetgs &eo-t3 Lefkn, rons,des
GIr ochr.l-ol u va I"r-l2 Richardson x COL j
thers-3 Theron Rockwell d Usddep & "a = Sm h
smith &tco--S Brswp no-8 ohen--73 He,rick Blunt
10 - Evans--6o Glenn I Moran-6 M irvy & Rro.
thsrs-iW Horey6 Cohen-3 Chester & CO. al en- r.,
- hadden Sous Carr coz nesd X Cog Young CO
-1 thrr cos Daawin-2 w Fau,,-2 Thorbprn & On
p hhds Hrs--8S Halyey COS bon col Scr IA ~
Navy-6 Beach y col Low c,-8 IL Rou,h-i Masfers
Mario col @ ifia-l w Loues-i l. L,ug-I ick
ersg 81 Orcha & col Hastiogs COL P6pp. u CO..
Allen col Read col Young * col l. Levy,
farr CO. IL So fcrd-l ID p elps SA Myers
D. Wis col Hou,,on--fJ q 4 T. Baker-I J Duuiap-i
l. Trppan-i0G Philips co-t0 tons old iron (rn.ell
M,ntuin co-b16 pkgs % order
LoNpoN-Br ship Emanuel 95 bags mdz. pipes gin 20
hid, Moarewocd-s5c mdz Keamey sri. SO pinr
gun Matt and Cowrle2 brs gin barclay
ar iron Pieron coils do lstoa $50 ck. afz,
Houz- bx fsTnera0e ton. chalk herney Il co.. 2l
do 86 hss u hnds beer u order.
bAMsuR5-B rque ST phi nia-i care Gnodrich & col
Bri krrh II X ro-9 l. iogsr, Gu sum X .-l .,e 60
1913 plates pslrer hnid BAL ehrg-fB do D.. 81
blelthsupt colt b.ncrr nh lfdt--2 IN d. oo
II Wilal~s-7 w Pruce--9 q 9th ] Y IA ., 8
krrva berg co-t Ho'bruot Neso - T. Aa.o ID a y
l. ppold-i w " Hfrtmsa--ii Victor A -uck 81, Il In
fof,man Schmidt & VogeI-i . r. p~l tue 10 a f.
tiie,m-2 q \ n Witr-i2 w 4 Y Wb - q Il
In her 6i' plat speltr KoAeF-- y tity "a Al
Op9eMse N y Il = hite < Siyre-. -,s 80. H. ,a,--
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State OF Trade.

AsHIs-Po.s still continue very dull at 81 as q a,
and Pearls at - 623 a 6s3
BEEswAx Prime northern and southern yellow sell at
soc as marked for export.
BHEADsTUFFs-Our market is not very active Gen.
esee Is now quoted at S462i Chicago wheat has been
sod at 81 Rye Is &c Oats 80 3D. Northern Corn
49 a 80. Southern 46 a 463.
Common qualities North River bale sell at IS
39c. Prime is held ut 4Oc.
WHIsKEY Drudge casks are very inactive at 23c-
Prison barrels are very little enauired after We quote
23kc f~
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baltimore Cattle Market.

The offerings OF Beef Cattle at the Scales on Monday
We're very small embracing only 81 head of which SO
were SOLD prices ranging from 81 TO So per 100 lbs
on the hoof Towards the middle of the week they came
iii more freely and Thursday $50 head were offered
and 1874 sold Some Of the sales were low as So and
others as high az SO rs per 100 lbs the hoof but the
general range was from 81 80 to SO in quality which is
equal to SO SIS 70 net There 6 bead in mark It
unsod. Sales of live Hogs have been made t week AZ
81 IS 50 so as in quality The stock is not
large, and the demand is confined to smal lots
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PEALE,s NEW YORK MUsMUM.

PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
aND PICTURE uALse.Af.
Broadway, oPp3site the City Hail
NIX. II. BENNETT. -. ..s..... MANAGkh,
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY,
~ ALL FOR ONE SHILLING.
ENTRAORDiN Try ! ASION lShiNG.!
wo N kkF hNp T. EMEN DoUs
GIANT Boyle YEAnS AND OYER SEVEN FEET
FAT GIRL. DwAtF AND GIANTEss.
GIANT GIRL,
Fourteen Years Old, Weighs 40 Pounds.
4 UIYARFJ
BEING THREE INCHES SHORTER THAN TOM
THUMB !!
ElGfT PERFORMERS
SPLEND ID PAINTINGS OF THE CONFEDERATION
OF THE CHURCHES IN PHILADELPHIA!
Destroyed during the tate Riots Takn upon the spot by
eminent mtnt These pictures some hundreds OF
Feet oil canvass embfseinR the whole Of the
GREAT SUCCESS OF THt.
WONDERFUL OuPHAN FAMILY
Or. Penny.beg Vocasts
consisting Of Father Mother, Small Children
These the Re- 0rphan Meodists they sing OFTEN
eat OFTEN aud drink OFTEN.
The iol,owing performers are engaged
MIR ,WiNChELL BE Genre Dellnsasor;
A. bARTON The much admired yocslists
Grand Cosmonma Self Playing Melod-on S,leodd Picture
" Afternoon Performances Wednesday and Suurday's
oclock Tor the convenience OF the day srtrs
ch Re 70 the performances To The evening at
O'Clock. ms
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fALGM. soIh AR Fairfield Burr New York CID, CNoli.
D wing Para
NEW HAvES MAY si-Ar Tcpeai ant Haley PhiIadsll hia
T:M1,,vy, ch'gWpsa Albany Neg vorh, Jones. Nj
Cid Bounty Morse, West Indies -
,WiLmIsoTos, ssv zs-An Csyug., Jacs'ou. Savannah
% z; G'qaaoup.' hsro,e Trace 8, Do~isgo Pal 'trs
cHalLssroN MAJ GAR Sutton. Galloway. New Yo,k
Sid ~ defausahe Sceu ,erpoo; Br Deversaax Barton
do; Emily. sherwood. New " rk.
New QsLsa,' MAY ST. Metoks, Nc Lyeo, Liverpool;
Airu, GnirAnd Belize suff TX Rogers Bo N: Frey
tsw'd, haston ha De Janern; JOSEF hine Robrson. Nor
folk; Algpt quiz, Williams. Pensacola.
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GRAND FISHING EXCURS'

ASh1 ~ The Subscriber has chartered the substnn.
W. j sCitLFZ to faa L 10 th ~ F. mp;
bank The eason, commencing Monday Iaae next This
a. amer was built Cor the United States Government The
best materials her hull bling entirely Of live oak
cedar; and Is considered boat Union
nas.os therefore pss.sers may place every confidence in
tbs We sci Tier OCULAR will be Msndays Tue,davs
Wsa. e,iay. Thursdays Ma Fridays Of e,eh week
Of sopping for passengers: Amos street At az oci"ck
Canal STREET ~; Cath rine Terry. Brookira 9; Pike
sr-et, ~. Per No. North River, ~ M,Icrs Lower
Deck Sta en- .an sad tort Hsni each way allo ing
passengers tim 10 view the flrtc ,tions tvnng viii land
pgs,egers a. the sane places will b. IL At
tendance who vi pay every attention the iades
ce 81 band ~ WI arcorptny he boat daily Ter
~ D" IN board {, provide In Il, chs,9c BAR
VIII always b. tisrn b. ndsocs aud frush4d els Thee
ra ched TO the steamer two va boats which select parties
c hve by previous spncation without
who prefer bringing small boats with must bring them 10
PIE No a, ana charge wni he made f,r 10 s,ng
tx client refrsnmsuts w furnished board Fare nr
the whole d US or ufsIon, 30 cents "
,,o,,,cr , Henry RIELL.
NOTICEin order ,,- tina above rrnssion. every wsv
ag eahie, II his been eened qusite lie atoms
h the boat tor t. comfort Il the 80 uoiuu her
mrs 70 is postponed uuu Ihuudly, the 9Th June aier
wheh sne VIII ran on her rrgner days above named
nBlw HE%0R r.. ST IL
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Died,

On Saturday morning Of consumption lave wife of
VIM Graham, Senr, in the 5ist yesr Of her are
The friends and acqnantahces ot tse fmity and those
OF her sons John Thomas, and Wtam @ aham ar. res.
pectully invited to attend the funeral from her a.e resi-
dence 40 Hester street, this (Monday) afternoon at o.
clock.
N B.-The above vas postponed from Sunday
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SpLEN DID PLANTS AT

SPLEN DID PLANTS AT AUCTION
7 EVY AND SPOONER viii sell oa Tuesday IN oruiug at
oclock- ISL Brc splendid collection Of plants
Dahis, Caness Ro.I Of various Oanses Lemons
ir Hover ana ru and many Other plants lac Oanger
and mons are full Of fruit and ' nv beautiful.
Y. LEVY AND SOONER have 800 Paintir Rs and
5000 Ergnvings at prvae sale ton prices Speudi
LbrEv at aact Wednesday evening, aud Fpgr
thursdiv ete-ig. j-32tsrc
HIGHLY FINIsIED ORIGINAL OI'. PAIN r'NtIs
- Japan PORCELAIN AND FURNiTURE, AT
AUCTlo Levy SOONER will self ~ No e, h~.ps
HIT. e" ns "a nhs' 20 SSTsE Sy Sf "
ed Original Od Paintings; Original Japan Lncked Pore Ell in
rich gold snqne aud consisting OF la &c and
Jars aud Vase,; Punch 5ow Stand AVID Cover nifty nchs
in c'Irp miere, e. curiosity; p tr, Coffee Set SC The
Ard vagated stands sx antique Chairs nad very
cuIous'v; Cabinet tn drawers; Qnadrile Box &c This
COLLECTION was brought TO this ccantry the sho cline
from Amsterdam and Of the richest If tn
century and formerly kept ia thu collie ion Of antiquities BY
tn lae Proessor keynenbsrx OF Leyden in Holl hey
w be ready Tor with catalogue Wednesday
3h at the above lce where those who be
vt.d 10 examine and Judge for themselves 1853 & 2.m
DEAD ANp BE WIsE-Cinzens an strangers ia want Of
~ medical aid OF private nature will find to thi adj
'or Of the Hunteriin Dspnsay No Division street grsns
RI" emedy and only thorough that ever was
know for secret disease Id only this house Hun
ters Rid Drop--lul dit cton aud accompauies
zach viu prc, ore dollar only and 10 enm.-
Every wal OF tins medicine y ~ 1, the
teat'd medic liiog ard the of ~ yeNs clio
application erime1t and studV; the bass by
I'd Ill othe of day this branch of ts med i pofs
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MUSEUM,

AND PrKPETUAL FAIE.
Corner Of Broadway ADD Ann opposite the Hous-
L. BARNUM' 49,. MANAGER.
EVsry Day and Evening This Week, commencing
Monddy, June 3rd
GRAND PrHFOHNANCES
ZACH attereces a. nsip". O'Clock, ssd in the .vsnua
VINO, ether less that -Four sect makg
them the rail- PAR kaown every ,y
from 10 o'clock a. NJ till from till hal-tss. s. from
I'LL 10.
The happy re-eng ,gemen. with
OhFIEAN FAMILY Of five persons all musicaus OF tie
first elias, Of whom little Mss OF oaly yean
The family variety of Songs Duets Tros Quar-
tatts, &c.
GREAT WESTERN will appear his Comic Yankee
Lecture Animal Magnetism aud also his imitation Of a
Locomotive,
MIR = X. y, NELLls, the born without arms, will
also appear OF the fea with
which must be g be be- ieved.
La Petite C-rito, the Danse1se.
A Beautiful Collection Of WaI Figures, Giraffe to- &c
The ,SPsrf QUEEN the Fortune eiiei, aud
pny.-y consnlrd At all bon, Of the day and evening
n = Admission the whole 20 cenls-ohdren under
year. half prce. 20 for altaucss witt
tiIyssv QUA. mac re
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MARITIME HERALD
Ship Masters and AUen1s.

We shall 'steem it favor If Captains Of Vessels will give
20 omnipnoe h9eEhT 5,LvEY, of our News Fleet R,pou
81 le oippng iet NJ the Port whence sailed lie Vessel
-plen on TIER passage Lis, Of their Cargo aod any so.
Newspapers News they may have He will boari ,h.n
iupediaey Their arrival Agents and a,
oms or Abroad Will also confer favor by sending 10 hi,
fce all the Navine nte they can obain Nsn,c,i
Information of any kind will be Thankfully received
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BEACON COUR Sc

TIL r. @ x Z A T FO T r A Q E
OF PERFORMING iok MILES IN ONE -FOUR
doady, Joue ID O'Clock r. NJ The following persons
1lvs entered TO - -
1sinr Staunad Of Con, Iohn tiu,id,f OF New iorh
SAmn Cleminors Of Syrsrls Elisa Trvs Of New iotk
reed IRE Csrlre of Nott Lame, T.. roy 4 eropkIyn
,mrt D,r,n az w ;.m,h.h res st,wart Of Nrw Nerk.
80 Wh',,he.d ~ N Va" II b.rl~Aer OF Phaderh
iohn NJ, Mann, o. n Yotk Nr L,y, f.9u. Of N.w yoS
Ioha smith Of Ns~ York Hsery Chsp,'e, Of New fe,k.
Aonzo Worion Engineer OF Nishs Bod Jrsey lily very
rc.s e kdmrson-ciub stand s Psyll,oa % sssu Gtl.
,hs,n oa ,h,s dsv NIL <tsssc
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence OF the Herald.l

WASHINGTON, June l, lS<<-
The democrats held large meeting, by way Of
rstfying the nomination Of Polk and Dallas, last
evening, in front Of the Theatre. There were sew
eisl good speeches made appropriate resolutions
ana an abundance OF cheers and enthusiasm. The
wings tired hard to break up the meeting by start
ing out the engines by false alarm of fire but thsy
were put down The Ting continued all q yery
ate hour.
There is no news Of any interest this morning.
The attention of Congress is now directed exclu-
sively 10 winding up their business preparatory 10
adjournment. Every day will probably produce
some important action in one or both branches Of
Congress
In the Executive Department the President has
three important nominations yet 10 make, owii
Iudg- in the Pennsvlv1nia District, Secretary OF
the Treasury, and charge TO Texas, In place Of
Gen. Murphy.
The S-nate has one important nomination yet
before them not acted on-ChsncelOr Walworth,
Judge in the New York District s..