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The New York herald., 1845-10-13

current at the close Of the previous week. shows
decline In Long Island Of per cent; In Canton. 1t;
Norwich and Worcester, 2f Eric Railroad k; Reading,
l. Morris Canal 1; Farmers Loan and Ohio 6s closed
at previous prices
Some Of the railroad stocks should range higher than
the quotations The earnings othe Long Island
Road are sufficient to permit the declaration Of fair
dividend The Norwich and Worcester Company makes
very favorable exhibit of receipts to the lst inst This
year 10 the lst instant. the receipts amounted to
Sl67 4ss 90, against Si6a,6 SAC 81 to the same Pc
riod last At this rate the aggregate receipts
for lsa5 will exceed those Of 1874 about six thou
sand dollars and amount to, at least. two hum
drcd and eighteen thousand dollars The gross receipts
In ls4s were $l5l and in ls4a S?i2s3 Out Of the
receipts for ls44 the company paid dividend OF three
per cent amounting to $40 500; nning expenses so
0oo interest debt $40 sinking fund, S25O0O and
had surplus Of $2l 1888 for contingencies This year.
after paying the amounts for expenses, interest,"
&c. there will be surplus Of more than twenty seven
thousand dollars part ofwhich, and only part will be
used up in extra running expenses, being surplus to
be carried to the credit side Of accounts for another
year. There will be no dividend to stockholders on the
ls of January ls46 From the present receipts, the
company declare but three per cent annum
and the dividend for ls45 paid last July We annex
statement showing the position Of the company In
1884, and the probable position at the close of this year
NonwIoH AND WORCESTER RAILROAD.
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CAPT. FREMoNTs EXPEDITION N.-Yesterday Jacob
Crum, and several other men, who went out with
Capt Fremont, his late expedition returned to the
city Crum, we understand, Of the hunters for
the party and complains much Of the tyranny and abso
utesm Of Capt Fremont He also disagreed with Capt
+. about his wages. He left Capt Fremonts party
where in the territory belonging to the Chayenns
three days after Captain Crum departed eighteen others
loft Some OF the eighteen, being sick, discharged
md others being dissatisfied refused to 60 further
Those who returned make loud complaints othe rgor Of
The Captains discipline and say that many others Of his
we're dissatisfied; but their statements must be Ia
ken with many grains Of allowance From the mate
aIs Of which mis- party composed, vigorous disc
pline was, doubt, requredt bring them into due
subsection, without which the ends and purposes Of the
expedition could not be aceompllshsd-Sf Lews Rsp.
Oef
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Auction GOODS.

WARREN & fARlSS have received from,
auction sniby arrivals nom the Northern Narht
sar-ty OF NEW GOODS, which may be me n'ionsd
E-sa emhi thihet shA~,s. printed tnrhsns snawi$
Nor ss cord embed th,bet plain bn AMI daa,ash do
spleadli sha~is slk and velvet Neck Ties
Batios- for rimnisr dSe>-es Velvet keanas
New style Prin,. part f' nj auction VERY cheap
RI bown green Cioih Tor eloskS and aeA eoAa
White sni rr Piannels. PLAID Lii from ID 10 Is
la addition which ey hand fun aisstme1toi
bl and fancy cold silks Of newest sy es
nd Eng anl MouslinA French Chinis
fan MI-tns plaid Cinakns Hornet Rhapds
Lace and .ubt'd tsIiion do. fot svenirk dresses
whts and ccrd enbrd Robes some very ueh
Linen G. udtfs on vi % hos-t
blk slk frnses Gimp Cotds
Als. eomplt " stock OF Gsnucmens Goods embraens-
Beet French Cloths and CAssimeres
spleEdij sik v.siinss, nom sio ~.
Isndsonx Seauis Cravats. Cloves. Ae-
Also OF Blapk-ts Domestic Goods &C.
Ls -oii suan advance Those In
goods do well cali diets mined 70 maA-
prices satisfactorily. WARREN FAklsS.
M, No Msin u.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS,

NOVEMBER ls, ls4S.
- II. JENKINS has been receiving from auc-
II. and by arrivals, additions to b. s'oek d
pr Goods, which he viii rel At mus hrduesi psicss
Caiieoes at 5. &, =. TO, re cts and inner qualities.
500 sha~i% all prices. nom to SIS.
White and red fanheh at IS. S.t, 80 cts All hncr.
Blankets At SO. 62iT ). 100 and liner.
100 pr bed Blankets ect and higher.
Lnseys and Negro Clothing. very cheap.
1000 rr county kali Socks large sires
Bargain. In tTo'h-, Cassmerrr and vesux
Ladies Goods selling "a a reduced Pr,ees
Gov's and Hosiery Of every description.
beached unelosehed COTTON shirt
ines shesngs Cotton which win be so Chap
for es,h. by wholesale ami retail
X u. JENKINS
no ~ staTse Ane Fancy Dry Go--is ani Linen Siote
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~tsIi
&Ec5 vW - m. in earn 'a, ~h-a 80
- liz $500 slea IN. cam, .. sasa ss a..
- "a W. SsS a., =, I. ,.. =. - .aN'.n~d sub
K 49, And o.h., u,s.. ~ NJ. ns 'hs ea.>a
1(aAm "a p.... nv nj. mn, ... -, -. and i,s
8tD irppsr,,; .. VAIN M. tn. - an ns
sin m, Rood 4. hs i.s ~ 'Nnssate % scripture
directly s .sopps.. Of III. inn' s S.ws' may be
n-v-r q,fe. any Internal r.-s,.. 10 s.a.. a. Il
pusn.. i..fby heat aud ar,,on and ,hons az an ~
lending hpms through the ins.nass rer-paon. o..
All Una, necessary wh~n The blood Injected n. IN
open tbs pos.s and relieves ts ou an mparty aasy n.
own heaiand vitality saaesaI without pauc- n-J
folly Of taking r.n-dr, An praeuon.r ho
"ir ess the ins n-br p.npnhoa bu,
seems 'oh" so, always proper The Thomponan 10,
instance cams the ydropabst In wet banAr,s m.
onpans "eah 1ut ninnis-nai- the Anopath bleeds and
dose IN wuh mercury aud clustering gore. "a h
rns pul'' pills.
wm 'ae that The learned d. Iewenhoek srra Bo-
M pa's,i S ~ee'ae"aedhve pounds of oy tie ln-~n,
TIL. ]. nome other than tn. used nm ,,r,.,.. .,
osr juices ewing place to the sh-el ,h
therefore Is To retain eighth. all the vr.-n,
matter that lsa,. the body And eve. -
ns ne case Tue 1'o al 70 active Pr,nep that
49,, Wv, :" he sam where 'h-y form 'eabs, Pimp+s
s .,a , v'ne. vol,
IN. ,.,,,I,,,,.. $50. - ' W e"i1 We p"'es arc stopped
81, ur " ' A"s u'es.1 ors," ~ once IN deveop- H.
So, so.,. w 's n'~ OF "e JUICES originates
~. .'
s.s. ~. ~ , po's ms masAnd with coughs
,, ~ Vine enihs OF tbs world die from disease
~ ~ soppsse " tbs 'nsensb'- fer'piranon
hume, m M, ..ss ~ Low ass " y he nov ." m' subtle
$50, :. - ,'oP,..Ve heanh heahnoe DC stopped;
Let mn. ,sk now ,yr,v =. 80 MD -, - -.
1, pursue to Sn,o. the n,,, All, % ne most
,ou nh,.i. A., .,.,,, .' eH''@u =
.omehing that would do I'M, upop The u,i,e. ,"S apply
actually Isl wouJ ns mi. n. conr,o, - 'ne rssinx
,,tstnai A.. "
assign is that 10 n.ders rnhin ,h' The
be Of doing Utdrr th-. Circumstance.
Clans aud Tn all Others that Ia. tins NOUS, - a.
ra.nt h. N, IN ISyrR,S ar ~ =. -. IN ID INT
OF The bokLDS AiLDEi has power rr-iot. p.r,uiI.,,o
upon any mart of the boil, ub.,b., d..sr W s'H''
hh power to eaus all external sores erofuo. hamor sim
li.sa-
then h-,s them ~ W 'e"Afse ner pu'fid matter, and
his t.n,.i, ,L., .,..n. .r A.. .,, ,,
ii.ocirr. .,d ,.~,,.. d. -. .., -. =" e"aneoos
his. remedy ,h,, s,,n,,. ,hs , y, Amy Junction..
rou. drug, \, !, a., ,s -. V " ~ A" ana See'e-
hi. ,.,,,-,, ar, go. - III.
dsus.ou, 10 az, n,.,i... s''' 'on'ehshes' OF -
II pr,srry,. and JrS. 80 m. .,,,. , II, ,
l,nctop, Will a l..,. ,a r. -. ~ -. o. hs
its mpuri,Ie, md .r.o az n -. , w nv w. o"o1 20 Nou al
the ou,et OF nv. erbt, Of m. hi. .n "a No. NV ''a@s
Il 10 pierced with u,,u,o,. Of o,sn,-. a., ~, ~ $500
stap up ihc,e pores and deaf NJ. a. ,oa, a.
termed An H. ahnr for thec. A. .c.,r,l, g..
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Ferruginons Chocolnfe,


,'Oh the ChlnSis Nervous Affections
Il LsuonnhE. debility. Approved BY
the Faculty u MssBs OF Pas AMI authorized ~ Frsaeh
Government
NAM praeiossTs has, "a
rnias"dIei To EencT sa:sfd poss,b.
the difficulty
the happes and t-st ndspulaby Of the
Th< WIN VIII dsnvr sIeat
frTruginSus Chocolate,
sVnTar IN 80.
breathing especially Ia ascending sta-< Of papaOI
heart OF th head Whose stomach badly.
whose appetite destroyed sodns.s perverted who orp
experience feeling OF eoness the
general arrangement Of the whole system
~ Men paLe and decaIs epn-ttutop who's d.
sti u who exhausted
viii md amer for Ferrusnous Chocolate
Ilal Improvement their
H. Weak chlirrn and .sEcisIy to~- who nSk-y
strength sni their dsssope
self
Butts principally tn young ri budding
Who's h-a b. nRuishng that the ferus Chocolate
will be us-ai brilliant and avid complexion succeeding
regularity all be functions u The economy 4
nourishHe Ut b-ah VIII prove only
utt, o Tut the Indispensable
Chocolate.
fresh 'upPy OF h. valuable preparation hand and
sale by r. JOHNSTON,
ia Druggist.
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TABLE OF RATES.

Al Meeting of the President and Dirce,os OF the RICH.
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, tho 18th day OF October.
iaon at Passengers was adopted Jake edec, snd
utter the Is day Of December until otherwise or
derrd by the Board
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GORDON l. SKINKER.

GORDON Il SkINkER.
No. o. Main street.
HFFER for sale
~ 81 HbLs IT. CIois. Orleans an Porto Rso SSsAI
IL Boxes Loaf and IS BIZ CilIihed 5usaI
200 Bars RIo LssuIrs AMI Java Coffee
TEt-l3 ChsSts Gun Powder. pant prime
Chess Bssk, do Do
Tra IN - and u boIss
leo 10 Rus-ei Leather
zoo sAeks Salt AsbtSn's Lrssi
600 Lbs Shoe Threat
80 Kegs ia Points Powder
Cbeese-in casks and Loiss
l7o Reams Cap and Letter Paper
%; 10 Wrapping Paper
$50 Bags live gse-s Fsatb-Is
Hurs Canies and Soap
80 Dozen Bed Cords and Lines
$50 Grindstones Nova Scot.
10 Bags PEPPER
10 DO Ginger
IIsresr ard I bbl- Vinegar
Cotton Yam. Lamp V.ck. and Cotton Iwioa
Indigo, Alum Madder. coppsns
IS Kegs IDISe Sbo.s
IS ROrcs Tin Plate
Iron ~ Tons ~ sdes Ensh rI-d and COunI
American and Ru.sla Sheet Iron
Rand and Hoop IroD I'D Mai Rods
Mould boards and Hollow
COPPER 23o0 ID. BraEers ShrAlhiEg and Bot
hNEs Pent, Ltisry nd Rams
STRE1. MAYORS Cast aud Sheer
American and Kngi.h Bist~fei
Spring steel from !! To z bes wd-
Wifr. BlOck Tin. Spstsf Iise
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SMITHS
SELE.ACTING MULES,

NM NJ INIfTNN NTTT ~
IHAyISC r., so,i (,c,o,;I, ,,,ad in Eu,ooe
and ). hi. county, are now os.r.d by The eausawsn
m snynri,s - 49, ~ ~
e.ns.. for building these yus have been granrd by the
Company 70 The Locks and Canal Company OF Lowell
otl., = ,n.s,sbI- ION. On sasJraton ia The AS.pt
WM n Upon Arm M,ue.Nan
r., go , ,,i p w. a. 'o,.as , - 49,. ~
tain
S,~,v.uopru Sen, ID IsA9
liza, sl,y,. NJ th. 2stb Mn was duy reesv.d and would
state IN t.,y s, The Ore, y., Msnoc,ng Comnsny have
maj. t,si n sh,,n Rob.r. Co,, Ma.on and smtIs sen
Art,ng MUS m. I,,tr, .re ortsd by ne but abnt th.
month. sy Ami NV and june a. the other, have been in
operation mote Than year They we're all 10 the same mill driven
speed yarn No filing
The carefully and number Of
IN weaving va. and weighed and Rep, Of The pei
esntas' Of waste on The weight u yarn The aV'ge for the
ur'' month"; above NAMED VIZ a. '''o"''
ShaT q CO.. Nal. skDA, P0 ,yi-As.
April, eJ-lOO Waste Ia
NAV es-lOO Iso
Nsson's N1is % in' per syfHdie
April W-iOD Waste Ito
JuDe, 75-iOo 80
s"hAs -sSis .-,'rs PEI, s7'Tdi'.
Arrl, t3-l0o Waste 81
Jun.. 7J-ioo -
10 regard 70 hs superiority ~ rmhb. ss-Ae,ns Mule over
Co. Of 'hs We hsye MT ID. s'. doubt bg In fsssfd TO
p.oi = tes .-N :" our va ", n's
Wn h construction infse0niusnd snd ns vi" a-i onger
SD 70 le' aps 70 - on o. fepsH uan AnY OMIT
Us IN ~ ophIoh ha'"h We "nut pP,'Al u. oot''f
thar haspn Induced " give Preference ani bsye
oorbgiy Ordered ~ pairs or $4,000 spindle. fct our use
J. A. BURLtl"u' Ass"' g. r Go.
%, ogrtAups ho@. operate 70 our snl. .-i'e,n pro
dncDg yarS OF superior 'usy htd 40 hef'nfd quantity over
NJ HsGd hu'' snd az 80 , COS not sieesdns hge cents per
uon @ bo1 so" ''l wy nav, ,'e' pes ocAheo TOT ah
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RICHMOND a. PETERSBURG RAILROAD
CsAANaE az RaOURA
ON and after Monday the 9Th December inst
MAIL TRAIN,
daily n tk,P.M.
Leaves Petersburg daily at 50. AN
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves RishG,oni daily tereept suutsysl ~ T., y NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily teHerp,sundayslsts ~
THOs. DoDAhEAp.
de sup'nt q. 4 r. u.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
an and amer To DAY for the North and
" w.s will be 4 O'Clock. A. NJ
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
Mail 7S-is for hS~d-rs kssssr
Leaves daily AN
ARRIVES daily M Y. NJ
Md Ta'- 10, c,irI.tts,rss s,ss-iSa saL Ly.lA-rs
f.eavcsdsib "A. ~
Arrives tasly M 2. NJ
FARE
Pare - RslimSrr, % 90
~ Washington. 90
In frserckstuts } SO
no Charioissvins ) %
no Stanton q 90
no LynehbuTg 90
Tuos. SHARP.
su2 Superintendent Of Transportation
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M0lnu BOSTON PIANO fuRTES,

If 1898 Hroad ny, late Hewi;t's).
Usf received full Of Lsnne Gberls celebrated
a. tent Action Piano Fortcs TLese by
he es.alo made United
Gilbert has made
which he has secured ty which ROVER
b"auiy Of toEs qucAns elasticity and dcaey
oeain-d Iae the liability
order and thus the objection The
in gensra by this invention performers will nd the labor
execution reduced p.ary
-rueied OF thoroughly SEASONED only
y strong 10 three the usual upon prov
ed 10 Be peculiarly adapted variable climates They
fully aLd eleF anty finished and obtained
"a the mosI riS bly, oIBamsp.I.
Mr. LemusI Gbeus Piano Forcs combine powers s,pes
non the mnst Geeais and the The
rich and brilliant ard the equally facilitates perform
anee Of music graceful well
ton they Alaiab adapted for per
former. For sale only by IoNANS q ELLIS,
EOS broadway, New York.
b Orders per strictly attended To- add evs Piano Fons
warranted 2I-lm
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PHILIP NJ. TABB 4 son,

oce the Grocery Shore 81
WIN. N. Harrison. E-a.
a rTEND To THE COLLECTION or CLAIMS Of every
N description; Rerung receiving the rnt aud selling .'
property Hiring out Nefu~s col
exiting and dpins Of them pnhs private sab.
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BETWEEN FREDRkICkS-
nNFHn AKIN

eksbur- Washington,
charge will b. aie4ses. rs
y,ars half price. eoo,d half
point eesi-Eatrd cha the pre-
ceiling ~heh deSEuatei aud down
point designated Will tE< dessnad
beyond which b" Persons
getting A-d points the difference
these that charge will
he IS fbh be regular stopping places
" be charge " be ss:l ss Ihan So
charge being mad. the above m Baggage the Com
pauy Is,oa-bs gro~
part and viii responsible for
spser bin i-w-s Thing but tie rasss
essaTy baggage
The OF Return Ticket extended Passengers
provided Depot
departure The Return Ticket eih.r
succeeding Of arrival
pointfrum which be came.
who obts Tiekr Depot
procure Return Ticket procured thea and
Return Ticket obtained pepot
II inf En-sbe that PasergT D-Iot should
ho;h Tickets together, II DEPOT
When Depot, he
Tram Way
PAID from Return Ticket will
Def WHARF he without Return
rrquiri eoI'et full fare person
a Ticket
Persons wishing he taken sLouh
make goal Is tie dag, with hlnikereb.f; sDi II
light Tain yarcs
for Passengers practicable
nrpos TcEui-r ppns pisces Of
GsH S,i.s Conductor unasl. stop
other road
Pa,s-nres wishing he down between Depos oo
The Train Of tb. before leaving
Pass nETs prohibited fo seng
CsoT getting out Ct tie Ears ~bsn mo;ion 3-
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DIR. n aNNING'S LACE.
KlNIIIS AEE Cor E,c.l,i, ~ /. mil.

pECEuBER SUPPLY!
TINE subscribers receiving elegant addI-
Il Dry Goods and the
few days viii be m flh'r Iepl.ni-hed They invite
the pubic the goods already hand
Rich heavy eord sill-; corded bonnet siks
RrOche fOu je e-gaht BTOehe sstin-
Ehxani Fvkia SIss .iegan; ruIkene Shswls
Cord Natcenns, REVERE Iidkts.
French Enbd Cohars. INSIDE HAAS
Bomtar best make. STA War; AlpAes..
Blk and slk Hoe.
Ouibrc Castnleres. Shad.d do DO Reps 10.
Shad-t Mouse d. Lane: Gi9rr Crarc dc Lane.
knJiFfersh CsOtl, Tor cooking. RIoh C1oskihEt
P-aIl N.rinc Heavy LIN. aud Lin.n sh-snrrs.
Diapers Tabl, Cloths, Long Lawns
noss tn x. PRICE co.
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G. ASTON, Wholesale liza, MannfaetaT % Liberty
~ street Newark y. The subscriber directs "
Southern and Southwestern Merchants celebrated oSsb
whe, he manufactures with unrval-d Nuira,
Brush Pain Csssmerr ard Sporting Hats Of all Kinds Aio
Rows ans chihir-ns Fancy Hat ali description
He Will MAKE o6eetto merchants buy ham II @ fseo
should they call upon him
y J. Sent LAS FIN
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Confeeioner aud Dealer in Foreign aud DO
nestle fruit,
III AS Just received per schTs Nassau and Man.
- - ch.tsr the following Goods, 10
100 Boses crop Runch Raisins
$50 Roses DO. $50 BoIes DO.
81 Kegs Nasgt GIapss, tpsims quality
10 Borss Mlaga Lemons 10 6Og OrLr
Caks Lsnts CuTnnts
IS Drums rufa. Ralsins
rs Hotes Cmon (dss qusiryl
Cases brandy Cherries
20 DOz owe Oh lbeit guihyl
Csscs PruHs5 IN aiass Jsrs
Bscs BofdssuI Alu.0ods
IS Drums fHs
10 Ffais Msagl Do
BsssFb led
200 LIS. Paper Shell d.
20 Cases Canton preserved Cnger
20 Boses Rock Candy
1000 COeOabuts ffefb and fine
so d0 tbpefa lfo efnctsrs
Tge her With large s1rtmsuof Csudy ~ HE wguutc
a'e ~sfossd equal ~ Ibis ohef mahet Nso tbs
stock and of Frepeh and 0ernsn
Fsny Goo Pefsnn sy o6rsd before IN market
rbs tDos selected psoB sbi purchased
tbe bs-tsnss he prspaed Biu,
psrsoss wishing pufebss either "
tail and bsfefort respectfully sccits call from TowB y
County before they pufths- cstWbefe he dOybs
vii 6nd ilrif ips ~ DO De No I'll
not One door below Eve hange Bars
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
A SCHENECTADY July "a, 1Sl5.
Prospects n Union Colfege--IHe Recent Celebration
= -PjcLDorLcfs and IDLtJoso,,Lu

Prospects nf Union Coifege-IHe Recent Celebration
-Pickpockets and Philosophy.
It will, believe, be admitted by ALL and truly said,
that this summer has been of the most favorable
character. | attended the meeting of the Alumni on
Tuesday, and the commencement on Wednesday
They were the most animated assemblies have wit
| messed for many years A larger number of visitors
were present than on any prior occasion. Union
| College begins to assume the rank among similar
institutions, to which it has Just claim. Some of
the more distinguished men of the present and past
ages-men emi mt for intellectual and moral attain
ments as for the station which they have occupied
Ii public regard, and the part which they have per-
formed in public Iife-have honored these days, by
engaging even in the humbest labors and details of
the occasion.
The semi-centennIal gathering on Tuesday, was
proud day for this city-graduates of the old schoo
of 1897, and later up the presenyear, adorn-
ed the walls of the church in which the exercises for
the day took place, and felt that, In the calm pursuits
of this anniversary, they have found an nexhaustbe
source of interest and recreation, and more grateful
pleasure, than the most brilliant of public life
have afforded.
A large number OF citizens. from distant countless
congregated with the general mass OF coleglans,
among whom were the Governor OF this State, the
Corporations of almost every city, the State Officers
and Regents of the University, and last though
least OF all. the VentTdDle CoOht vi
and favorbly known as the Chancellor of one of our
colleges and the patron OF education, who was no.
ticed walking in the procession nearly the whole
route with his hat ofl- the observed of all obser-
vers' The aged patriarch, who has recently return
ed from England, added much TO the dignity of "lhe
gathering" Over half century ago he was com
parativey an iniant-today he is the honored friend
of honored thousands.
Occas sions like these are replete with interest, to
both the young and the old, II they wise enough
To improve similar neutrality-suspicious., inte-
rest, and wise economy all combine to produce
such result
The light fingered gentry did not forget the day
il was harvest 10 the pickpockets | am informed
that many large hauls were effected among which
was valuable gold watch from a of one OF the
Professors, and also from many of the under sradu-
ates
were in the vicinity OF thus place during the holiday;
and that not many short of thousand dlned toge-
her in the admirable grove selected for the tents
the greater part of whom adjourned to Saratoga
Springs, as soon the commencement closed As
soon as a successor TO Bishop Potters' Bshoprck is
appointed will give you the earliest, and perhaps
the first intelligence.
The New York herald., 1845-07-28

COMIC ALMANACS FOR 1876, FOUR hlNDS;
NEWS agents cheap publication depos bcoksMs,ie. M ana
IN the public generally hereby notified OF tne annual
Comic Almansc eEes win aun vo,nm n %
oainrs Eishers Comic, Turner'S Comic, Crocketts Go
Head Comic De Dakss Comic those on & he sp9t w
send for SAMPLES Always on sale the greatest variety and
lirJ nrnts Sc SC the country catalogues applca
,ion show Bills Of all kinds given to dealers.
% & low very low for cash. and do full justice to all
orders in n time, kinds, quantity, and price. -
orae'' " 49, TURNER & FISHER,
,.tttmtrc n Chatham street
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UNITED STATES TRooPs FOR TExAs.-The troops
now stationed at the barracks in garrison, below
the city will save for Galveston Monday or Tuesday
evening, under command of General ray ior The fol.
lowing vessels have been chartered to transport them
ship Suviah, ship Queen Victoria and the steam ship
Alabama. We have doubt their appearance on the
island will be hailed with Joy, and shall hear of
the star sranglod banner being hoistod the public
places OF sister Texas, with the accamaton Of the
whole people.-New Orleans Rep. July 10.
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
MITSIC.


ID EMOvED No. 65 Franklin street, one door East OF
IL Roadway NJ DUMSDAi, Professor OF the siuta sing
ing Accordeon and Violin continues 70 teach ladies AID Gen
eomparaye short time by his Analysing and nducuvs
Svstsm Terms reasonable. -
p,ri o the ciiy the Satisfactory city and o'her
ferpaces / ven application y Nosl FIankiin street
jy9 lm'm t.....
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
"BATH BUILDINGS.o

FORMERLY BFNsHAw's)
HlS weknown and delightful bathing establishment
Will be opened for the pton ovistors the
25 June inst The buildings have undergone complete and
thorough and efforts will be spared
deseredy high reputation which this establishment has
toiore acquired.
The price for boarding will be from 81 per week-chi
dren and servants hapce Young people requiring much
room, will find accommodating terms
The Oru Captain e. Price from the Fulton
will make daily trip between New York aud Long Branch
Stages will be in readiness upon the
the Ocean House, convey passengers Immediately Long
Branch. JAMES GREEN Proprietor.
June f2, 18i5. lmFm
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
CirculatiOn---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per
copy-S7 IS per annum-payable in advance
WEEKLY HERALD saturday--Prics 81 cents
per copy-S3 Ia cents per annumpayable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prces-awsys
cash in advance
PRINTING OF all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch
Or All etters communications by mail addressed
to the establishment must be post paid. the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money reunited
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPsiEToR Nrw YoRK HEsALp Est ABLrsHMEr,
Northwest corner of Frlton and Nassau strca,s